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HORSES.
CARTDfEN, ATTENTION--

CARTBfEN, ATTENTION
" Dr. TOBIAS VsAstiAn Horss Ijnlnnsni. Pint
boItlea ~ cts Cures lAmenesa .cVaA calkA sptAinA,
SC II you hAy1 . lAms horse, try botle-Hrt
cure. Ths Broadway RkheAd Company, b1uta
Ros1on, writes, "6end US =, doEsn Ter eKprea. II
ID the best lhjmenI Or Ian s1Aaas AMI gals Wa hAys
druRrlsas Ask hr ToblAs Horss Ilnlmsnl N psHs
lcsilSs Spd sGks 10 otaNi hb.ksrlA
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+ | N A n c | A l..
NEW YORK, s,,url.y, Fob. 99.

NEW hOhht aNAlhAgf '''
There was no regular sesSion n the board today
II having adjourned over until Monday some OF
the brokers met, however, In other loosiion1' and
sLes we're made 10 some extent L 8. I $40 Tres
ury notes. sold at O9t -an SdySnce of =. 4. s o.,
81 rosisteed were :. better. The coupon 0'a sold
At 9OS-A rise - y por cent. Tenneasos 6'a Al
yesterdays rates Missouri 6s b3X, about 4 lover;
Pacific Steamship at 90 regular, decline of = per
cent y Y. Central At yesterdays price Erie ai'.,
\ lower Hudson River 81 SGs Cleveland and
rusturyh Il, being down 4.
The very large transactions Of yesterday were
pNrtly induced by crUwding thteo days business
INTO one, The amount Of Government AMI State
ato. KS and ,hi- week At Ihs board reach sail9doO'
The large transactions Induced some demand for
money and on call ,cst clGs8 borrowers Cal per cent
Is had rhor, lrat class paper is dons at 5Sa6 Gao
months, Cal per cent, The bank line OF discounts
continues 70 fA and Ih!sweek the depoAlta have so
declined " soma eI,oRi
The bank cl,Arinss today werSi
Day. Waeh.
Cearipgu. ....., .1l9i9l9 9lo.a6 $lll .SlSoOo
balances. ......... llOs,0lj 10 s2O9,lo4
The receipts al the Cls,ou House this week were
| 'or c,stomS.i
Treasury notes with intsrest. est.......", seelo II II
Ia demand notes l'O-o W. 80
Il
| Totai customs, .,,,','s,''''' 'pi,V'' Wv %
THIS ha, boon a large reTenuo Nr tie week.
The eTchanseiolossd Cor to'lAy's steamer quite
dull. Bankers names il3EsulS sterling, and
Eb,t 9IH br francs The Edinburgh cAnied an
slsO OCO,. the TeutoH!a Ss5S 900, making SH2bccC
IN spe,ie. LsAmtrsca from Boet1n carried fler
| OOO The Actiylty In specie hss bSen considerable
| The lNst arrivals nom Calitorua we're " some eN
ten, held for rise, but ths payment u Bl,S' oO'
hy the government tor interest On Jlo hp'e'
AT c,ed tic pri,e 70 some extent and e.I % ~
| 3. which rates lrought In buyers and viii VA
transactions Of the Board aouf, reaching 81 91o'O"
! TIE price has rsooversi'o sNasT, Tie rats
| Boston t9. ,-,--.,
= Thslarso q the"NercAn,ile Bank of RhoIs l'An'
: have bean q ro~n out at the sufps B.nF' b'S'on
p Tieb.n " allow banks ~ issue small no''A' " "''
e bffrsue Pennsylvsnl, Senate ,-
4 The Rank Association iortlosupprernon oi coAh
.,rs.tan.,, held q mss,lpy, and ss'Sssd each oAn
:, as f1r the coming yaar'
r,s Cil..sow MllN South H-ilsy, NAaSAOhussi.
n nav soroI-.rnuA diyi isnd u per cent, mSat'
. 9 psr csDt. @r 's' par ysIT,
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the preco tsuco 10 the latter. or fcours, th sre
were demo. 1strsti)ns Of appreciation thus eyoksd
which tho |. tile fellow Acknowledged with tho
greatest ease, and with An air that would have
boon worthy Of Loid Chosterfield. Ho was dress-
cd in general,N uniform, and wore the Grani
Cross Of the Logi 'n Of Honor. The Prince made
his appearance IA a sous-offcer Of tho regiment in
which his great unc % seryed as ,o,n .er,en M
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THIN NRW YORK DAILY Sun
z sent 70 subscribers regularly, every morning,
Direct " kosEs.a1 RAASa, RVpris0r Of M SsA,
HxW YOk9 CIrr.
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WANTED.

AN EXCELLENT CHANCE FOR OLD
A Asoldiers.-wAntsd for the Sab U. g. Infantry,
an old regular regiment able bodied unmarried
nen, under the age Of -. Pay from s19 70 s21
per month. Subsistence, pay, olu,hing and medi-
csl attendance furnished fr1m date of enlistment,
Headquarters ~ Fort Hamilton, n Y HArbor. Men
desirous OF enlisting in ,As regiment can apply q,
the ren utins once, llT Eighth av. w e. WORT
ls, "A. eth IuiAntry, u 9. A. Recruiting otcer.
fe20 5'i21
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u. S. GRASr, Brigadior. General.
Low AT SIGHT AND WITHOUT srGnr.


A corporal, who was for tome time confined
at Richmond with the Union prisoners, il fur
nishing the Rochester ExPREss somo interest
ing reminis seeneos Of prison life. Prom his lot
ters we extract the following rotnAntc story;
have belcre stated that some Of the private
4 ldiers from the upper rooms were NJ l)y6d IN
tho oflicers quart r., s,ryics which they gladly
arCt ptcd rs afFording supaIior ratiOn'' Among
hose was Corporal Mn, d Nav YORK,
young man of very wealthy psrentaRe, OF attrac-
tive manner, good intellectual enduWnents-
nd withal - hand spme IA Apollo.
A. the request Of some OF the officers no was
occasionally permitted TO visit the lover moor
nd upon enc occasion was permitted to leave
tho pIson on pa olo, Tor tho purpose OF pur-
,rasInr supplies While thus passing through
ne Of the main thoroughiares, M---n was ac-
costed by little girl, who presented him with
a boauet, at the ,mo time pointing to young
lady on the opposite side OF the street, as The
donor The Corporal acknowledged the git by
a polite bow, and proceeded upon his mlaJlt-I'
The lady, apparently fascinated, tolloWec HIM
| H. shs reciprocatSd his bow, and leiSurely
| walked SWAY.
| For some Inexpiicabs cause tho corporal wa
| not again permitted 10 20 in or out, ana no
| gro-I should have mentioned that quite mum
ber Of servants were In the prison was de
| FDatChol IN MS stean, inc negro uhu NO. pis'
| csedsd far, whom ho was mot by the young lady
referred TO- and the sequel TO tos inter Wow wal
developed in package with which he retuJneC
| 10 the officers quarters, and deliyaIed 10 Cor
| moral Mn. II was 1. und to Coatain n nav
,ut OF clothes, and upon one gAtment WA pin
nsd a small card, neatly ins Sribed with tn
! name Of his bensf1ctrens-
"Cny tng, and moth more"
Corp. Nh instantly asyfss5ed himself y
| The task Of epis,olAry comPostion, in which h
| gracefully Acknowledged the receipt OF tho git
and OK pTessed his heartfelt thanks. This WI
delivered by tho negro on tAe day following, al
he returned with package containing nun
Der Of pocket hsndkercbisfs, socks and sh'rts.
As 10 the first instar %, tho only c0nmunic
tion which accompani Oh the gift was tLedonor
card. Tho corporal again acknowledged his ol
legations by pOAts note, which Was duly d
| liVerOd through t'as same medium.
Thencejorth t'is corporal was in daily recei
| Of tho choicest. dAiniea, and regular spistol
~ correspond snoo was carried on until the d.
A OF his releaHs, which occurred on the . OF ia
uAry. A matrimonial engSgoment had be-
made during n interval with the unierstan
\ pu that tho parties would meat In Baltimore
q Tho 1st OF Marc next
She had sent him her dAgusrrs pye, which
frequently exhibited TO mo. II Was = lo'
a image, and ons thA. W9uli have required
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FOR SALE AND TO Lwr.

A rARTMENTs TO LET-UPPER PART !
"A story and attic house, rent tl0, NJ. 80 Renwick
n, also 81 story 'front.' loom and beiro,ms rent
sS, newly papered and painted, No. 5oT washing.
ton 81, near Spring a; also roorss a Hcor ard
and bedroom ID acor, s., No. 9Sl RivinSton %;
also LIST aoor, rent $40, No, IS White st, Apply III
EsseX y. fe2t 4'ts9
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

DAKERIES FOR SALE-LOCATED ON
ID all ths leading avenues In good business places
so for sale severe very hno groceries and liquor
stores drug stores saloons, TetAurants, hotels aud
other businass plAces. Apply ~ MIrCHRLLB
agency, IT CedAI N. near Broadway. teis S4ac'lu
EOR SALE CHEAP-THE STOCK AND
IL hTtutaa OF an old established -four and feed
store, corner Of Myrtle and Grand aves, Brooklyn.
Roni low. Ihquirs on the promises. Satstacto1
reasons given for selling. fels O-lu
EJR SALE--A FISH AND OYSTER MAR
A kss been established years; horse, wagon aud
everything complete; sold In consequence OF SICK
ness Of ths propristor. Inquire 9lO Ninth ave; No
agents mead apply tells S'lA
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ITO IFT-A FARM or 100 ACRES, STU
Il a,,ua,ed in English nelghborhood, Bergen eoen-
10 mile. frrsn New York. suitable for milk bust
neas. F,r further particulars, inquire Al DANlEl
KRLLY's Hotel. h1O Oo-Lh -
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EOR A FEW DAYS.
= ABLE BODIED MIN WILL He HsCEIvuu
INTO TUE FIRST RBoiHKSr NV,

AOK FEW DA1b.
4 ABLE BoDIED sEN WILL Be RECEIVED
INTO THB FIRST REGIMENT N. Wv,
This regiment opmmsnded ~
Colonsl GARRETT DYCKNAn,
h1 hero Of the Mexican war, is about - I've A. e,h o
a maximum namber. Sworn In b1t for two years,
= h.s but Men months 20 ssrpe. whsn each man
vill receive bounty Of siOo-mAslns his pay, n
TwsNfY DoLIAts A MONTH.
- applying ai ,he Recruiting Once, No. ~ Broad
way, the applicant receives q, once Uniform, Ra-
newport News, Vs., where ths regimen, II plea
s.ntly situated, being In barracks pth beds and
etoves, DC. This regiment has also the hnes, band
OF any In the hed, the pieces being Of German sill
yer. Those desiring 70 enlist will hnd il ,o their
Interest " apply hrs, " Lieut.. Coi. j. FRED.
f1ERsoN, ~ Broadway, Re"ruiung once, ,jsa1 Stsc
SEwIKG MACHINES-wANTED PER
~ sons who wish to learn 70 operate on Singers
sewing machines; terms only 81, and prsc,ice on
Aoor. fell Giacsiu
CEWING MACHINES-LADIE8 TAUGHT
Sto operate on Singers, Wheeler a wLsn,a ms
chimes, by n eHPerieneed operaisr terms 10 cents,
ON all tindS Of work. Also one Singer machine tNo.
cn. lao @.o'tm
CEwING MtCHINES-LADIES TAUGHT
> " operate on Singers aud Wheeler a Wilson's
sewing machines, by An old experienced toaohar.
Practice ul perfect on military work, and other
work, and recommended ~ shops amer learning,
'ron 81 70 81 90, ~ 81 Stanton st., near Allan, pfi
yate dwelling. his 2l.c'iA
SEWING MACHTNES-LADTES TAUGHT
~ N operate On WheelsO a Wilson's sid Singers
sewing machines practice On shop WORK terms
N. tbs Cana -. jsSO 1880
XXTANTED-FOR TIE U. s. NAVY, Sea-
w men, ord'y seamen and landsrnen; inquire
IN the clothing store lo3 POari st. cor. vaudewater
WILLIAM A. TILT5. feta 24lc.i2s
NTANTED-LADIEST TO LEARN TO OP- |
w crate on Singers and whse or a Wilson'S
Sewing MAchinos; A. branches taught perfect, and
practos on work. terms 81. Apply al l5O Fulton |
It, brooklyn, up-stsirs. feio 2iLc'i25
WANTED-LADIES TO LEARN TO OP- |
w crate on Singers wheeler 4 wilson's and |
other sewiny machnes, aud practice uu satisfied |
on shop work guAges and eve-y part learned per- |
fect; terms 81. Also machines Tor sale and 70 let,
169 Orchard ~, naar Stanton. fall 2Aac'i22
NWANTED-LADgES TO LEARN TO OPE.
w rate ON Singers and Wheesr d Wilson's sew
Ing machines practice until perfect on all kinds
Of work terms from ol " 81. AL kind. Of sew.
lug machines " let. B99 Henry n. feia 2asos
TIIE NEw YORK DAILY sun
"a sen, v subscribers regularly, every morning,
BN MAIL, FOR - A YEAR.
Direct ~ hosls s. BKAOn, Proprietor Of the sun,
kKw YoRK CIrY, |
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COAL.


DESr OF RED ASH. 40 WHITE ASH,
ID 81 30 per ton of OC0 lbs, delivered fres and
clean coke, g. a ohAldron. Yards and Eleventh
areet, nsAr Broadway, n Y. G; BACaE'
Agent. 1871 EsAc c'l5f
RLACKsMTTHs, TAKE NoTiCE.-A su'
ID perior article Of Coal for blacksnith'a use, t1r
ale BY j. GLAENTZER, coal Office, or gth ave,
and 2oth al. and II Worth st. fa20 b'l1"
COKE-THE BEST AND CHEAPEST
" Fuel In the city br CRATES, stoves, or pArlof
USE bakeries, Oyster saloons, and jewellers; de-
uvared from the MANI attain Gas Works, to1t "
West 18th u, " al parts of the dty, for s. per
chAldron. All orders addressed W CRAsPkB 4
BURNS, s03H West lsth ~, will be thAnduly re-
Oslved and promptly attended W. iel s.Ao.ls4
81 I0-COAL--I AM NOW DELIVER
VIE ~ ing . superior article OF family oral.
Acreensd and free from slate, Al 81 40 par Ton Of
1000 lbs, from the yard l40 WAvnly Face and
Perry and Weat s,A, North River.
iela 24Ac'lt0 A TRRADWEILi, Agent.
&1 In-COAL PER TON OF 1900 LBS.
P-fs-fO Peach Orchard, Red Ash, %, Eng llsh
Camel, Sll, Coke, So. Orders by poa promptly A.
en- dod 20 by W. T. TRKADWELL, AS Bowsry.
fslO 2ASn'
x1 1O-OOAL PER TON OF s2,OOO
| pHt. tOlbs, well screened and free NON slate
delivered 10 al parts Of the city, nun yards ISL
| Eighth ave, aud loo West llth - near 1th ave. A.
| IHlHTT. ~ Asn'S
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TO LET OR LEASE --THK 4-STOR1
i building 10, " and u Cherry, cor OF ChAmp~s
It, ApplyL ,,,r, "a,
fe20 4'i40 JOHN j. DOrD' lol IoNrl -.
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- And nsAdy powcr,
a. low rHscss
,.ss aI.r.ils by JOHN oAUDU, lO9 walker q.

o,TEAM POWER TO LET-WITH Large
> or small rooms, extra well lighted on nosh
TIIoIF y. "a Cioid a, be, FULTON and John 81.
feis Z4Ac'12O
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5000 CASH WILL BUY A M Mat ,t AND ~,
With gas pipes and croton 10 Sd nory sewer oon-
nectiisR wiih house and yard. The baAncs on
mortgage; price 5000. Inquire Al J. O. DCBOICk
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ITO LET AND LKAsE-SrOREs, HOUSES
Il and parts ~ houses, In al PartA OF WI ans
burgh and Brooklyn; also houses, los and ttrms,
Tor sale or exchange in al phrn ot the United
heuss agent and auct.sAesr, 90 OrAil 81 WlliAnS-
burgh, tolS SfAC'lUO
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lOusE FOR sALR-IN WILLIAMS
- "urrh The house Is 20 zoe, 'front.' by 80 dssp:
4 ~ by 100 hset. There Ia store And rooms on
.r-i nr; irons on seonnd: and 9 aice bedrooms
".iD, Ht7 lsrge open space 23xit A nioe eel
T. aui wster under shed In yard. Terms cash.
gent will nnt be treated with. THIS unquostinn-
n, Apply on premises, ~ South Secund -,
N.uama,nryh. IN ne store feiP Aa0'
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TROOPS RN'rp IN prFFERESr STATES.
Tho following table shows tho number OF
troops raised, and tho sums cxp,nd,d in six


TNI1 m1kel tho Clal OT I 900 iOIdiors q oA
OF those statoo as fJllows
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CEwING MACHTNEs-wANTED PER.

~ sons who wish to learn 70 operate on Singers
sewing machines; terms only 81, and prsc,ce on
all kinds OF work; also some good sewers W learu
the pan,aloon trade. Inquire 30 Delaney a, "a
hoor. fail qia-,si9i
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ITO LET-N THE 2.ST0RY BRICK Houss,
l. % Rose n, Pearl nice airy 'front.' ROOM on
ION water and wood houss convenient. Possession
can ba had Immediately. tsNt'ltA
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rrHREE IFARMs FOR sALE-THR SUB

THREE IFARMS FOR SALE-THK bUB-
i scrlber has trac, Of improved land, situated at
Rock City Falls, in the town of Milton, known as
m. Harlow Kilmsr properly, containing Aboui l6o
acres, well arranged " make three good f1rnls,
which ha IL desirous of selling upon reasonable
terms There are good houses and out-buidlngs
on each farm, and A. they lie adjoining they be
used a. one Arm or thras, according as the pur,
chpser or purchasers may desire. Terms made W
suit parohaAers. For particulars, inquire OF ihs
gubscriber, at the Columbian Hotel, Saratoga
springs CHAUNCHY KILMER, hiS II gi05
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EOR SALE, EXCHANGE Oh To LET
4 In Jersey City and vicinity, Hulses, 5,orus and
Lots, also Farms Of all sizes Enquire of EVAN
JONES, ~ Montgomery n. Jersey City. 'ei 24'ln5
GREENWICH STREET AND BROAD.
~ way--To le,, double house and rear building
Greenwich ~: Also double house = BuadwAy. Al.
ply " y. W. WEST, 10 Albany a. fe22 2'i20
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= virtue of order of the Probate Court.
-hy Of Meigs County, the undersigned will.
on the Sth day Of November, a. D., 1862, be-
tween the hours of l o'clock, A. NJ, and =
o'clock, P. NJ, of said day, offer for sale the
following real estate, situated in the township
of Orange in the county of Meigs, to-wit the
north half of the southeast quarter of section
No. l6, township No. 4, range No -, and also
the parcel described as follows, and being part
of the northeast quarter of section atoresaid
beginning ut the southwest corner of the north
east quarter of said section. and running
thence north Ga rods; thence east rods to a
ledge of rocks; thence in n south-easterly di-
rection along said ledge of rocks to the south
line of said quarter section; thence west to the
place of beginning. containing II acres more
or less.
Said parcel will be sold subject to the dover
estate of Mary Worthen therein as assigned
her as the widow of Ezekiel Worthen, de-
ceased, and on the following terms-one-third
in hand; one-third in one year, and the resi-
due in two years from day Of sale. The de-
ferred payments to be secured by mortgage on
the premises.
AT the same time the widow dover estate a
assigned in said premises will be sold, and on
said terms as above.
The above sales will be made on the premi-
ses. JOHN H. PARKER, &
MARY WORTHEN,
Administrator and Administrative of Ezekiel
Worthen, deceased.
October 9th, lS62.-40-4t
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own company | know to be call right"
in these respects. Col. Nashhurn
stand right as to these things, in com
mon with the whole staff.
BY the way, | must not forget our
gentlemanly and accomplished Surgeon
DR.. GiIkey-and his able and eff
cient assista nts-Dr's Hudson, of Mid
dleport, Msigs Co., and johnson, of
kygerville, Gallia Co. If it is a bless
ing to a regiment to have jnst the right
kind Of a medical corps, surely ours
may be considered one of the most
highly favored in the service. The
very general good health of the regi =
ment, under their care, speaks volumes
as to their eminent fitness for the posi-
tions they occupy.
But find my letter is beginning to
"spin- "a quality indispensable
only in the correspondence of city jour
nals-and which is not generally re-
garded as particularly desirable, where
space is of more importance than words
| shall, therefore, "wind up for the
present, with the promise to write again
if you print this, and determined to do
as 1 please, if you give it the "go- by"
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ARMY STORES WANTED !

PROPOSALS are invited until October goth,
L for furnishing the Quartermaster's De-
partment of the Army Of the United States,
with the following stores, viz:
One hundred barrels of Salt.
The salt must all be of good sound merch-
antable quality. 1t must be delivered at OF
near Gallipoiis, Ohio Proposals for the
whole OF part of the above, will be considered.
Propositions must state the quantity offered,
the time and place of delivery, and the place
OF residence of the bidder and must be accom-
panied by guarantee of at least two respon-
sloie persons, that the vendor will fulfill his
proposition if awarded to him. Awards will
be made on October 10th, at IL o'clock, at noon.
Successful bidders will be notified whenever
their proposals are accepted, as soon after
the award is made as possible
Written contracts will in all cases be en-
tered into, and contractors will be required to
give bonds for the faithful performance of
their contracts.
The right to reject all bids, is reserved
c. ". MOULTON,
Captain & Assistant Quartermaster,
oct. 9th, lSb2-lw. U. S. Army.
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Communicated.
BANGOR, Me-, Sept. 2lth, 1862.

BANGOR, Me-, Sept 2lth, 1862.
Dor Ts1cyroph:--
After closing our last letter we attend
81 the Horticultural Exhibition in
this city. anil Il finer variety of fruits
upd vegetables, We never saw in New
England. Plums and Pears in many
sarieaias;;---leaksi very iasati 55ss7--=Eo oae
hrapeh bore icPear andan Apple Of the
same eo'or--a card was appended bear
ing Flfts quesfinn--E'Wlrtet is the peaf
Or appie?'' Hiecould not decide; can
YOU, Mr.. Tley'oph? 1t is very certain
they geea Oh 'hc @,o,e branch. were of
the same, color, (red.) and ripcned to-
sether. There were many varieties of
apples. grapes, and few peaches.
The season is too short and cold to pro-
duce the latter only with great care and
at,en.ion, aud they have not the juicy
flavor Of those Of more southern lati-
tade, We noticed two mammoth
squashes--ene, weighed 5S5 lbs, and
the other e5l. Huge cabbages, and
Scotch ,kale with its crumpsd- edged
leaves were there in perfection. -
There were varieties of flowers, needle
work, and cone work, in frames and
saskets--dried grasses and moss work,
which gave US an idea of the ex-
rellent tas'e Of the ,oomen Of Maine
Gut taste in fancy work is not their only
qualification. They devote many hours
each week in knitting and sewing for
the soldiers In the home where we
are t'domesfica ed, young fingers ply
the kni.ti ,g-. eedles ''for the soldiers"
until weary, Il portion of each day.
There are no idle hours. They allwork,
snd rest only with work of a lighter or
more fanciful kind
Mother and daughters-may the love
OF the Lord encirclc you and the home
which We shall leave with regret!
We have waited anxiously for newa from
tho tofwar-for news from the border.
A feeling of sadness creeps over US, as
wo think Of the undecided battle in
Maryland. Bat it is our province to
rait, and, while waiting, to "watch and
pray FOR those who are absen. from us.
Tomorrow We st ali lie moving swift
y away to New Hampshire, which, iu
the language of Whittier, seems the
"iIUme Of my heart! to Inc more fair
fhan gay Versailles or Windsoi's halls.
Tho painted, shinsly town-housc where
The freenans vote for Freedom falls!'
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'Flhen ask not why 10 these bleak hills
| cling as clings tile taftcd moss,
- To bear the winters lingering chils,
The mocking springs perpetual loss
~ dream of lands where summer smiles,
And soft winds blow from spicy lies
But scarce would Ceylons b, cath of flowers
be sweet,
Could not feel thy SOIL New England, at
my feet
With kind regards l remain, yours,
K
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-10-17
Sl,cFs3f.S Sale,

II. HensmoIe d CO. james Liten.
~ virtue of execution to me directed
- from the Court Of Common Pleas OF Meigs
County, will offer for sale, at the door of the
Courthouse in Pcmeroy, at l o'clock p. NJ,
q" lie alst day Of October, 1862,
the following described lands and tenements.
to-wit: Lot in the corporation OF Middleport..
fifty feet OF the southwest end of lot No. 80
in Behans Addition. 70 be sold as the prop
erty of james Litten at the suit of H. Deus-
more Co. Appraised at $4,000.
J. j. WHITE, s. NJ. c.
Sept. 20, 1SG2--3S-5t 300
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-10-17

LOUISVILLE, October-l4 A. NJ
General Nesley is reported to have had
recent fight with guerrllas near Nash
vile, taking 300 prisoners.
Gen. Smith on Friday took 1000
wounded and 1900 we'll rebel prisoners
between Harrodsburg and Danville.-
The Federal forces are in possession of
Harrodsburg and DanvilIe. The rebels
are between Danville and Camp Dick
Robinson, proceeding towards the camp.
Our troops are in pursuit. All accounts
Of an engagement between Perryville
and Harrodsburg on Saturday were
false. They proceeded from our troops
shelling the woods as they pursued the
rebels, the reports of the cannon being
construed into battle between the two
forces.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-10-17
Aeru advertisements.
HzaDDLEPolsT CEys.y-ssv.

AfHE Middleport corporation having pur-
l. ehrsed suitable grounds for Cemetry.
and laid the same off into lots, now offer them
to the public. at fair rates. The money re-
celved from the sale of lots will be applied to
the purchase of the ground, and the decoration
of the Cemctry.
by this arrangement, a beautiful burying-
ground, which this community has so long
needed may be made, without any one feelin :
the expense Of it.
For further particulars apply to
Oct. II, 19G2.-4ltf. p. UTCG