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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-04

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orders are iylicaea. % ~.11h Fron'; attention "'i0e
paid. ,, n..-.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-04

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-04

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-04

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-04

ZOO RtNr,- Twu upiS issod r:eoDs. on sAoon; sfst:,
4 h-:.en Clay AL egn. or;esi1- "aFS'oks eo7,
and peS. =, Mr.. HuLnsl'. Er>ce'y. tooS ~ IN
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s1;SO the ares. Q. Ia lsu1>H. !essrts neu tie
tSh fr BE. tmrnt:
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-04

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-04

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~ pte By JAN !. lCSAL
LOT Oornsr Main And 10Th r..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-04

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T~TTn .u..I=T ratfr. caSIE-..tst ~
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-04

,,I.r,v : or Tn u1tcIeic,.t Ia 4 Trunk aip The
ba - g, q. y" anth c~;r.iA l~..ieacos lay in:em1
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trsdifu y .'c-;yri
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-04

NaT1tH-
= ". 4 &c. e.a"E- Es.l rsor"s. Nat: ;at
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NO. 2, H.5 q eh-ss 10 l. HENS ca, 5at thsa.
A l-r.s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-04

LII. Gfn.rL t~tpAr!t.t8 hc IAsi'7 ~ ;.2.h'Tle :"
Tho lo~rl crrnuentbrg oihcr:a; hut tva;- a:o"n'' III. u
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issua Of CnuuLM6aT7 1>nrcs a,vs pea violated IS ~
suing he sans u vtviliHns-
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-04

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-04

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CT Off x Of - ;ncer s;g- (. "tr.. ny, all ~ "''oc
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, 1862-11-13

About the close Of the Texan war, 4 steamboat
was running between New 0reansand Galveston,
the captain Of which, in q truly patriotic way,
let It be known thathe would transport the dis
charged Texan soldiers to New orleanS without
fee or reward. II may be made q sure thing
that the worthy man was not without calls. One
day stalwart fellow came down and demanded
passage on the aforesaid promise. The captain
looked at him for moment and then asked
"Were you in the warY
EYES, Sir.r r-r-r," responded the six.iooter.
"What were you? ?" asked the captain.
"A high private" answered the applicant
"Go right on board, stranger" said the cap
tain. "l've been running this boat two years,
and carried up more than two thousand men that
it but you're the fust private I've met so far." f"
Somebody, in speaking Of the lecture on amuse-
ment, delivered by the Rev. Nj. -, at the
Town Hall, the other night, asked I" jim" how
many there were out. Jim looked solemn, and
promptly replied. 4,
a Five hundred and seventy-6ve."
"Whati so many as that on stormy nightI"
@YeS" mildly responded Jim, full that num-
ber; the hall will hold just SIX hundred, and as
there we're only twenty-five init there must have
been five hundred aud seventy-hve out.
Jim's mathematics were not disputed BY the
inquirer, as be walked Of, giving evident signs
that his risibles had severe shock.
, 1862-11-13
Phrenologioai Developments.

Amativenes-A young Miss attachment 70
her looking-glass.
Philoprogenitiyeness -ourlittle daughtes play
ing with their dolls. ~ -
Adhesivehess Getting measured for : pair Of
boots while sitting on piece Of cobbler6 war. -
Cautiousness Mamma telling Jack not TO 10
near the water until he learned 10 swim. ~, 4
Approbatyeness7-A hdys last look Il her rlau
as she leaves her home for ball.
Selfesteem--A rooster tapping bib uings and
growing on a baFn-yard fence.
Firmness-A brat squaIling al nis1t, and not
staying aput to sleep. I. a.ih, q .ttt
COnscientiousness- Reading your neiehborbpa-
per, and not sabscribing yourself ,i5iS
Hope-Schoolboys looking ahead for the long
vacation. go lIs ~ p "a a. ~ = 1.trI 4 "
Ideality-An old bachelor taking q single
blessedness
Individuality What ugly woman j thatr
Ny mother, sirl' %No, don't mean her ne
hideous creature in greenr, @Thatsmy Wiit.n
VeneratiOn Sleeping il church, and snoring
during a sermon. a
=. 7 BeSevoIence- Sharing gingerbread win yOus
Causality-Ithas been aaid that theIaNya viii.
out causes Is sure to die without elects.
Order-SchoOlboys when the school Z dis.
missed
, 1862-11-13

A wild goose never aid tame egg.
A nod from lord is u breakfast for fool.
Resignation is rare grace among officials.
Good example--Clocks never run down
their neighbOrs.
Matehless misery-'ro have a cigar and
nothing to light it with.
"Death loves shining mark" Gentlemen
with brandied muses. will take warning.
What Is called keeping up appearance"
Is but an immoral issuing Ot counterfeit coin.
Live can excuse anything but meanness
meanness kills love, and even cripples natural
Affection.
1t Is not the loss Of virtue that the sinner
bewalls, but the knowledge which his neighbor
may haze of his loss.
Time never passes so slowly and tediously
as to the idle and listless. The best cure for
dullness is to keep busy.
To Kill Aeas on dog, an exchange says:
aSoak the dog for five minutes in camphene,
and then set him on fire. The eifect is instan.
1aneOus."
A teacher Of vocal music asked an old lady
IL her grandson had any ear for music.
AWa'al," said the old women, =" | really
don't know. Won't you take the candle and
see ~.
aThe ugliost Of trades" /" said Jerrold, shave
their moments Of pleasure Now, II were
agrave-diggrr, or even a hangman, thele are
some people could work for with great
deal Of enjoyment"
A farmer said to barber that he ought to
reduce bis price, now that corn was cheap.
.No, sir.ee," says the shaver; for when
corn Is low, farmers make such long faces that
have twice the ground to go over"
"A man died of apoplexy, the other day.
The next day the coroner held on inquest,
when the following verdict was returned:
aDied from q visitation Of one beef-steak,
eight cold potatoes and fried sausages."
aThomas, Of what fruit is cider made 2"
"DOn't know, SIR"
'SWhy, what's stupid boy. What did you
get when you robbed Farmer Jones's ore
cHardi"
d got darn good licking, SIR"
A temperance lecturer in Devonshire, q
short time since. flushed his discourse thus
%And finally, my hearers, why should any Of
You drink ardent spirilsl My son, Tom has
got as good cider as any in the county, at
sixpence quart"
An old cynic, at a concert. one nigh:, read
htke programme the title of the song, :" Oh,
Give me Cot in the Valley Lovew Read
ing Il over altentively, the old fellow finally
krowled = Well, If had my choice, should,
ask for bedstead."
An anxious mother in Scotland was taking
hak6of herson On his departure for England,
and giving him good advice
Ny deaf Sandy, my ain BARN, gang south
and get oil the siller ye can from the south
erns-tak everything ye can; hot the Engl sh
area brave boxin' people, an TAX care them,
sandy never eight q bald man, for ye Gamma
catch him BY the hair"
A Avolunteef rife captain, desiring to cross
. feld with bis company, came to an opening
10 the lence large enough for two persons,
but no more, to pass abreast. Unfortunately
he could not remember the words of com.
nnnd which would have accomplished the
difficult task Of filing through; but his inge-
nhlty did not desert him, and therefore he
ordered q halt, aud then said: aGentlemen,
You are dismissed for one minute, when you
NillfhA Ia on t'other side Of the fenee!"
, 1862-11-13

lie who shrinks from the grave with too great
a drvad, has invisible fear behind him pushing
him into Il.
, 1862-11-13
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
CHARLES PRosCH,
VI Editor ana Proprietor.
TERMs-ALwAYs IN ADVANCE.


OnS square, 10 lines or less) Arst insertion " %
Each subsequent insertion, w
deduction Of MY per cent on the above rates to yearly
advertisers.
Business Cards. t2S ayear advertisement, however
mall inserted at less rate than s2S per annum.
~ Legal Advertisements Of every description must be
paid for before Insertion. There will be no variation nom
this rule In any event.
, 1862-11-13
JOB PRINTING!:

JOB PkINIlNG:
All kinds Of
Book,
Pamphlet,
Bill-dead,
CirculRr,,
Blank aud
Card Printing,
IN PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL STYLE,
Exceeded With ueaness and Dispatch and forwarded as per
OrdsF TO any par, Of the country.
~ Payment for Jobs must always accom-
Rany the order.
, 1862-11-13

Who has not heard of Blarney Castlei Who
Is not familiar with the "GrOves Of Blarney ~
Who does not know the legends Of the famous
Blarney-stOne, dear to politicians, lawyers, and
pretty girls, who must an, at some time or other,
visit Blarney Castle and furtively kiss the stone
OF which Father PrOut once sang in this lively
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1862-11-15
THEPocoTALlGo EXPEDITION.
Supplementary Reports.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE SOUTH,
HI.roS HEAD, PORT ROYAL, s. T., Nov 9Th, 1864
Brig Gen L. THOMAS, A9rGnt General, q. s. Army >
GENERAL: IL herewith transmit the reports OF
Brigader-G Genera A. II. TERRY, and Coionei l;
n COOP 47th Rsgt. Pa Vols, who commanded
Brigades during the late expedition under my
command to "Pocotaligo," S. c., and would beg
respectfully to bring them to the favorable notice
Of the department for their gallant and mertorous
conduct during the engagement Of the 22d October,
as also Colonel j. L. CHATFIELD, 9th Regt. Conn.
Vols. who commanded the 1st Brigade until Sc
verely wounded, in the early part of the engage
meat, while gausutly @ading it to the charge.
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care and unremitting excrtlops during the night
of the 22d, in experimenting the removal OF the
wounded to the Transports.
also forward the reports OfCol. f. W. SERRELL,
Vol. Engineers, IN. y Chief Engineer of the
Department; Lieut.. Guy V, HENRY, 1st L. S.
Artillery, of the part taken By their several Com
mands.
Accompanying General TEsar's report, is the
report Of the success Of lieutenant S. NJ.
SMITH, Sd Regiment New Hampshire Volunteers,
who was sent up, before daylight on the 22d, to
Cuthberts Island, on the Pocetalgo Greek, to cap.
ture the Rebel Pickets there &afioned
In addition to those oficess mentioned nn,y
last report of the Expedition, have great pleas
ure, on the recommendatiot Of their respective
commanders, in bringing to the favorable conside-
ration of the Department, the following officers
and men, who rendered themselves specially wor-
thy of notice by their bravery and praiseworthy
conduct during the entire expedition, and the en-
gagements attending 1t.
1st Lieut.. Z. GrTTNas, (woundel) 1t. Co. ssE,,'
Sd U. S. Artillery, commanding section, who
served his pieces with great GOODNESS and judg-
ment, under the ha5SsLfEe of a rebel battery
Artlfcer PAT w., Co CD Ast o. S. Artillery.
Sergt MICHAEL MxSyoN, Ito. "E,' Sd US.
Artillery.
vi Lieut. Colonel G. W.AlrHAsDrn, 45th @ Reg Pa.
Captain ]. P. suIsDEI GosN,G Co. &C." 47th
Regt. Pa. Vols.
Captain GEO. JUsKER. Niaed} Co s.K,n 47th
Vols ~- ~
lst Lieut. H. W. HAsaEs, Adjt. (wounded) 47th
Regt. Pa. Vols.
ist Lieut.. MNNIcK, Co. ssB,'' 47th Regt. Pa.
Vo,s.
lst Lieut.. W. w. GEErY, (scverely woundcd)
Commanding Co. eH," Attn Regt. Pa. Vols.
I'd Lieut.. BEssENAx, Co. ssH, 47th Reg. 2. Y.
Private n. Larkins, Co. &C." I"
Major ]. a.: FILLER, 55th Regt Pa. Vols.
| Capt. .BENxEfr, Co. aEp g
Ist Lieut.. d. ". Fox, commanding Co. CA"
55th Regt. Pa. Vols.
1st Lieut.. MErzaER, Adjt. 55th Regt Pa. Vols.
lst Sergt. 81. W. Fox, Co" "K,' 55th Regt.
r Pslrsss ss's rasaa MEG o. "a. Ssth Regt
| Pa. Vols.
Captain TasopoaE BAcox Eth Regt Conn. Vols.
Act. Asst. Adjt Gen. I'd Brigade.
Lieut. ADRIAN Terry, 7thfonn. Vols, Staff of
Brig. General TERKY.
!. 2d Lient. Martin s. JA,srs,, Sd Regt. r. l..
! Vol, A. d. c., staff Of Brig General TERRY.
Lient. 8. s. srEvrxs, othl Regt. Conn. Vols,
: oea2sssry q - serst. Nm. z. soHssos, sth Regt.
Sergeant GnoaAs, Co. g, 18th Reg. Conn. Vols.
Private G.. PLATTE, g"
Alb. REESE, %
a r. WILSON, Co. CD s
1st Lient EDw. s. PrRnT. Co. "H," 7th Regt
Conn Vols. z,
Private WIZ. CaApBE, Co. ssH,' 9TH Regt. Conn.
Vols =, 49,
Sergt. N. Nc EpwaaDs, lst Vol Eng IN. y
''s HENRI AEHLEs, q"
&c LIosIL ASYAS. ~ ''
&c FIsHER, - d"
would also mention that am much indebted
to Mr. COOLEY, sutler 9th Conn. Vols, for his care
and attention to the wounded, and his exertion in
carrying item off the field, and in placing them on
the Transports.
| enclose complete and accurate list of the
piled, wounded and missing, during the entire ex
kedition, giving their Names, Rank, Companies
and Regiments, with description Of the nature OF
their wouh
IhSe the honor to be, General,
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|..s Battle Autumn of 1862

mlS Battle Autumn OF 1862
The aass of war, Ike storin-birds fly.
The charging trumpets blow
let rolls no thunder in the sky.
No earthquake strives below.
And. calm and patient, Nature keeps
Her ancient promise well,
Though Ger her bloom and greenness sweeps
The battles breath Of hell.
And still she walks III golden hours
Through haryesthappy farms,
And still she wears her fruitsand flowers
Like jewels on her arms.
What mean the glsdness of the plain,
This JOY of eve and morn,
The mirth that shakes the beard Of grain
And yellow locks Of corn3
- .,,,s.-s.-----t------sx -
All eyes may well be fun OF tears
And hearts with hate are hot;
But eyen-paced come round the years,
And Nature changes not
She meets with smiles our bitter grief, ~
With songs our groans of pain;
She mocks with tint Of flower and leaf
The war-aeld's crimson stain.
Still, in the cannon's pause, we hear
Her sweet thanksgiving psalm;
Too near to God for doubt or fear,
She shares the eternal calm.
She knows the seed lies safe below
The fires that blast and burn;
For all the tears of blood we SOW 80
She waits the rich return.
She sees with clearer eye than ours
The good Of suffering born,-
The hearts that blossom like her nowers
And rpen like her corn.
oh, give to u.s. in times like these,
The vision of her eyes;
And make her fields and fruited trees
Our golden prophecies =
Oh, give to us her fner earl
Above this stormy din,
We, too, would hear the bells Of cheer
Ring peace and freedom ini Nh,
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r. WILSON, Go. CD g
LIST Lieut. Epw. s. PERaY. Co. "H,' 7th Regt
Conn. Vols. =
Private WIZ. CnABnE, Co sH, . 9TH Regt. Conn.
Vols. =. - a
sergt n. M Epw.aps, Is. Vol. Eng. On ~
HENRI AEHLEs, ="
&c LIosIL AsYAS. ~ 90
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The Lansing state Republican., 1862-09-24
Special Notices.

sn- The following attering notice is taken from the
Portsmouth (0hio) Scioto Tol,ey Republican Of April s.
1855
SCAxpINAvIA friend writes us for - real opn-
ion " OF Dr. Roback's Scandinavian Remedies, where
he obtain them-and why they arc called . Scandi
navar, - and frequently asked the same ques
tons Scandinavia is the ancient Of Sweden and
Norway and Scandinavian, that is Swede or Nor
wegian aectonateIy calls his country 90 Scandinavia,
ia the speak Of '' Columbia" or The
Union.' BE- the way, there are over nine thousand
Scandinavian families in Dane County, Wisconsin. Al
though a citizen Of this country for many years, DR.
Roback is Swede by birth, and compounds his Medi
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Medicines and Of Dr Roback himself, who is not only
sngulary skful physician but gentleman Of the Old
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