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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-04-30
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT NORTH
CAROLINA.
Adjutant Generals Office, |
Raleigh, April %, 1862.
IA
General Order,

General Order,l
No. 6.
A LII COMPANIES AUTHORIZED BY THE Gov
@ :" se rSSeu PI3r " Nm ie passe OF me
Camp Mangum, this City, before the 18th day OF
May, otherwise they will not be received. All those not
in BY that time will be subject the War Department
under that law and had better remain at home till order
ed nv that Department.
BY order of Gov. CLARK:
J. G. MARTIN, .
Adutant Gen.
April 90 1852 ls-w2t
~ Ali papers in the State copy twice.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-04-30

CoRRESPoSDENTs.-Sev articles received from
our friends are excluded for want of space Our
friend Martin Mezzotint" will oblige If he will
furnish us any facts interesting incidents occur
ring in the Army of Pamlico which ought to be
made public. So
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-04-30

Major WIN. CASTOR Lewis, of the SD regiment
NoFth-Carona Troops has been elected Lieutenant
colonel of the 4Sd regiment, now at Camp Mangum,
near this City. Maj. Lewis is the son of DR.. John
W. Lewis, formerly of this place. We are glad
10 see our Raleigh boys promoted, when they
merit it
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-04-30

MORE AENs.-We rejoice to learn from source
entitled to credit that within the last few days
Confederate vessel has arrived safely in Confeder-
ate port with good supply of arms.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-04-30

The corn espondence of the Baltimore Sun says,
that the popular elections in Illinois and New York
show great democratic gains. In many of the North
Western and Westef, States there is manifest ten
dency towards political revolution.
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BOG GS' B ATT A LION
OF LIGHT ARTILLERY.

ARMSTRONG BREECH-LOADING FIELD PIECES.
HDY ORDER OF MAJOR F. j. B0GGS A RESDEZ-
LID and Recruiting Station will be established at
Weldon, n. g.. under the supervision of Capt GEORGE
H. GREGORY, where recruits either singly in squads
will be received and mustered into this popular and eec
tive of the service.
Any capable person rendering part of company will be
appointed to a corresponding position.
Bounty paw quarters subsistence and clothing furnish.
Address Capt. GEORGE Il. GREGORY,
Weldon N. C.
April 90, 1862 H-wh
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A Word 10 the Soldiers.

We have large list of subscribers in the army,
but some of them, especially the prvates fail to ge
their papers, because they neglect to give us the
letter Of the company TO which they belong, a:
well as the number of the Regiment. We beg then
to be particular about this.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-04-30

French MlNIsTER.-The opinion is expressed in
the Herthern papers that the object of the French
Minister'S visit to Richmond in connection with
the French ConsulateS in the Southern Conied-
cramV.
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ATTENTION.!

ATTENTION!
3IST REGIMENT n. C. TROOPS.
VVNHE FOLLOWING MEN, W. H LEE DALLAS Il.
Il Upchurch, Starkey Downing, NorHet Curl, Barton
Badget VIM. Caps James Blunt, having deserted, offer
Thirty Dollars reward for the apprehension and delivery
vi each one to me at Wilmington n c.
c. GOODWIN,
Capt. Commanding slst Regt. N. c. Troops.
ALL ABSENT FROM THE 3IST REGIMENT, WILL
report in person. before the 18th Of April
1862, or be treated deserers
C. GOODWIN,
Capt. Commanding, Slst Regt. N. C. Troops.
April % 1862. T-wSt.
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Fiftssnth Re.imen, al YORKTOWN.

friend has furnished US with the following cor
rect liSto the killed and wounded of this regiment
IN, the recent skirmish with the et,emy Warwick
river. We learn that only 500 Of the regiment
were engaged, against three or four times their
number. The enemy had taken possession of the
rifle pits and the 10th fought them two hours and
Afeen minutes, without aid from any quarter, and
at length drove them back with heavy loss:
KnLED.-COl Mckinney; Private Yandells, COM
pany B; Joseph Towery company D; William
Finch, company D Francis Gilbert company F !;
5th Sergeant II. N. Clendenn, company H; Pri-
Yates E!msley Steel, company H Hardy Wood,
company H James II. Parker, company /; Will
liam Boon, company K; j. S. Fooshee, company N {;
A. II. Bennett company MP.
WouNDED.-Capt. S. F. Stanscll, company A,
dangerously; 2nd Sergeant, A V. Helms, company
d, nortally; Corporal B. G. Coon, company B
Private Thos Mills, since dead company B Private
Francis Cuthbertson, company B w. G. Wolf
company B.; F. R. Barcrew, company B James
Downs, since dead, company D. John Sherrard,
company E w. A. Avera, company F; John Nc
Donald and Francis Morrison, company F. Samuel
D. Gordon, company G ". G. c. Bradshaw, CON-
pany II; c. G. McMurray, John l.. Ray, W. II.
Guthrie, F. r. Mays, company H {; Richard Green,
company l; End Lieut.. j. J. Reid, company X
Ord. Serg. r. w. Thomas, company X I'd Serg.
G. Il. Griffin, company X 4th Serg. j. B. Arm.
strong, company X; lst Corp. John billiard, Srd do.
William Thompson, since dead Private s. r. Hill
lard, j. W. j. Melton, j. w. Bats, j. II. Freeman,
all company X; Brevet Cd 1t L. j. Merritt, com,
pany N Private S. NJ. Rigsbee, company NJ. 1t
Merritt, who was wounded in the arm, passed thro
this place on Saturday. on his way home. We are
glad to hear that his wound is not dangerous one
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-04-30

We clip from the Wilmington Journal, the fol-
lowing General Order of Gen. Holmes in relation to
the new military bill, known as the CONSUMPTION
law, recently passed by Congess:
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SWORDS, !
KlTTRELL's SPRINGS.

April %. 1882
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-08-30
rniltetaM.
(5ir ben &ihm. Ansstssr.)
SD bemfc Scim..::

SD benIe Dtin, rcnn lidb auf SurpurImpin9en
Der iuRee 6aa Sem Mic9tnraum entbtbt,
limb aldnIpCrmabsnb lth bic SBUlfsnrin9en
Daun sober auf am bIaurn Nethrr lhwttt.
q SD osnts Ten, trenn in ben 9clb'ncn Stra6lsn
Der triits Nebel,S;eau ,srfltsBt;
d&penn Sidbt uno Statten iit tm 9SedIel mal.H,
euno OCnReRfutb ltdp IN oae 2ta' trsitbt.
/, SD rsute Dein, wcnR Bel res &ase5 S&palt
Die SUie I6mddteup tbre Sslhe lsntt,
llne Wenu, oaB ltnpsrup lore @Iutb iib fIblt,
DER 5mwtl fie init lsutn &brduen trdntt.
SD cCnte Gtu, ircnu F6 bic ScRne nsiau,
Bon tbrtnl 6aupt pic GemGnttrOnr nimmt;
tNumIblid rdnn bic NbsnraIutb erbledst
'unD ildt bic 9BrIt Su iistn SrGumtn itimut.
SD bsnte Oen. wern I'M ZEN blduen Sogtn
-8sTi&wies'ns Na6t prn StrncuIGIstr iisbs,
Silnp in ctu 9SsIfsn, Gle iic riu9s umpogen,
9SO frtanpIth milp bCr bIa1Is Nicnt cr9Iilbt.
SD tentt Oein. weun ralllos lid rds Qtbsn
On buutsn 6ormcn um mid Der bCre9t,
limb penn, Der Gjnian felt Hur biu9sgsbtn
Nltin Ser; perntbuitag in nrm Sulen ldlG9t.
Sb prufc Osiu. rem uuHsrnbares StbRtR
I9n 5lSmmtn9ultcu mtine 8rult burbnIbil,
unb ptutc Dtin, prnn h IN liiBeu 3brGntn
Dds per; eritibieIl pom pem 9rdnSe iIblt
Sd Orufe Gtin tei ale nsinen ShmsrSsn
llRp osute Eein b'i leeienpOurr QuF,
&rdg immerear Eein StIp in msinem SsrSrH,
Dein &nSeesnftn swi9 in Der Sruf. s. @.
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9as
Dos
.@erwGdJ JtttiB 6eS QSe6t0r8.
9Uman aus oem amrritanii6rn 9eben
Scn
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. GS mar lpGt in Der 9fabt, ale Sslmltttt bic
! @taht wisntr srtsi&tt. obtr erlt brtm sraueuctn
Nor9sn fam bsr S&Iaf ubtr i'm.
4 Die SCnne fano f6pn tUh am StmmeL, ais
iGdfar ttrsits gum britten 9tal on ttmfrIten
Wprssn NIT bsm 5safse in lrues 6nru SGlaf-
Simmtr trat, no CT birltn snolib NIT piftnen
9Iu9en eolisscno fant.
Coon pGt, @diar?
gtsuu ubr pprittr Sir; Ste TdljsItn 70 ftlt,
bas id Gle uiht ntdtn mUbte.
9sImaret ibusIIte in Gle SG6e.
= Slt es m0sii& 60 tanse puIte Id ni6t
18lafsn! rief sr. H}U 1T csr &nats.
@r 1T NIT cem 9rOstn Gentleman na6 bsm
SUtsl gum 6rubfud segaussn, pit @te es an
ssoronet 9atten, Sir; lie iinO abtr nod nttt
3uri6. 9n Der Stabt lit ~ oisI &uirssuns,
rag Ee wabsi6einIib nod D6rtn, mas pOrsebt
9lufrsauus! nO6 wescn brs WUrbee fra9te
SeImfeSt DsrwuneeVt
Sa. eS 1T aber mch etpas oayu aefcmmsn,
cir. gs Dat Stbesen, FER M6resr lei ein alter
glsssrSist, uno l6cn Qeitrn 2Itenp bate lid
tin 6aufsu un,ubi9s5 Bolt oVr benz @.iananB
psrlammsIt, UNI ss 3u Riirmsn uno tbn Bu Bdu-
9sn. Da BAT Ser @sfan9sne gu Fem S6litstr
gslast sr wCa, burG oas Jsulsr gu BEN 9suttu
ssosu; was er 8etban bate, Ndtte isosr 9lnbfre
on fsinsr Stslle aah 9stban; ais absr OR
S@ljsBer tUtSen eer N+9eylttbltrri ,u linn az.
tVrOasu uHN tim srsatIt sat- bag suaoe Ots.
psstn 9ir, 0turpb7 ais Deputy. .Gb.rtf t,dufs
srn8t sswsieu ist, ibn Ju psrbaItin, unp ras sr
} aIiO siuen 9somttn in 9Iueibuuo i,iner Waiht
sstSetet bate = fa IN fr fiji eemorp,u. Inn
b,uts frGb. ais ibm Ger S&Iisssr Oas Erabaiid
bstn9ea wia. fnpst er iba tUHt, an ltin.m ,os.
nsn 5aletu6 auFasbanst.
GrEanst2 risi Der jun9s &ann nit baIb emit.
lsBtsm 6lid.
gts, @ir uRO 0Orbia 45rte i'd, pa6 pfr So.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-08-30

rOHet tsretts init per SOphuhau ftrtis scwor.
Ocn 1T.
6sI"Fset ia9 Dem @4way,sn noa tmmer tns
0sitt
0'S 1T 9rd51ib faste or enSlid wte ,u ffd
l''Ff. SaB mid itst uaein, Gdlar, fubr er panu
FORT, i'd nil aufltebcn.
pier 1T aud mob elm Sricf, Sir, ben mir be-,
Sohmtiiter 9sitern @tsnO gab, Iaete @Siar, auf
paS SaHee6r,tt peutsnO, uup waupte lib panu
nsr 8bur 5u
5slmitert erRob lIt lanaiam ueter eos Ria
le'iss @tfubl, NIT weItbsm CT ermadt mar batte
no t'n tteFsr S6ntteu selegt. Scifert mar mtt
IslRsn erIeenifsm in Amerifa 70 ptrwstt a.p,iep
= mac t6m pttfrr gu 2eio get6au; bnne F6 fc
gum ofltsn fur tbn ieIbit gswaurt, pae sr utbt
oene erI6utterung pas srnueuYuQc Gnpe Res
@Itn Rsn bate ccrnt6men t6ursu. Ict cine
'anSe sSstle, naGrem ct iih auoctlcipct las er,
Zen SNPf in bic 6anG aeiliist. in Ieincm 5bou.
''lltub, uno ale ietue frabsrsn 8coconurosn
n'f nem un9IufIt&cn 9ngrn an jeinsm G,,i7e
eerneer, tts &c fid, tueIih nit 9ewolt aue bic.
zen grlnncrun9en gu reiBcu ocrlu6te uno uof
ls'nsm SaHer 9riff. Ter neben Der Cane lie
senSe Srtcf fam iGm scraoe wufpmmen. in,
anesSe V'oantcn Su srbaIttu; cs mar Cic llnt.
nort o'n Snitb uno So6ufpu, 9lpyOFaten in
9sem S"rt, auf icine fiiberc 3ui6ltft an oirrs
nno Sab tem SIarbcit iiter @landss, mas lbs
tiseer mod punttI geipeltu war. DER grief
lautttt:
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-08-30

Or pFddr 6gtots pane Istat UNI sna. sen
Oiti'm tesIsitst. mas rer Gaur. Der pHau5,r
iat ruv@ sas Center ism in psn 6otcl fsisln
uni i&a'tlsts rem SOpf mic Dor ,tuem uuseI6-
fen 8dtbisI. ,o.Imh.pt absr lief f,inta pItrst
bic 3aSd uns fprtnsts T16rtons 9suie su.
(JOrfsuHs folst)
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@in Sang omreb oa8 Ebierrcicb.
Dir @fiiier Der srdtsn.

@rf tnrj'is warO nuf rem 5eIceru, rre Gt
o'F zen 5euit'rn mtne6 Stib&en5 b.nar den
cine S'rbrt@uiitse Sr69e, - s6 war e. in,
Dt3eMbsr, i'm g8inrsriAnee, unO opr e,wo
l~'' 9aer'n cine auDrre auf Dem tenat5artsn
Srnno 9eribtst. 9Cns waro gum 8OSr, Diefs
Iar 9ree@mnni'attOn oerHrtBeilt. 3uIaQia iob
ld b'ipsrri Sililsn Ano besunbrrsr pie bobs,
nblttbeH 8thtsfOrmtn. Ga5 zstrhEr var IL.
ftntltS 2anisnDe oOn 5eragsn umg grssn ibpej
9eIS cas- tribunal, OaS ,ugieitb 8t,~:piaR norn
0ort lauttts, iOie Der Grfcl8 5ei0tc, rl5 @erbi,,
Der 9ur9 aui ibuloig, uus Der 9tiater. spry5t
anf Sob. als SrGbsn iPra&en pas urt6s
tra&3sno na@. Die Ssrbreasrin neiaie flun,
Pas osupt. GiHs @rQbtrabe, tpie es id.isn :,
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Smit5 uub 9OGu1on.

G'ne batSt Stunos Ipdtsr nlr 6elmatot nies
Der .nuf bent 9Eege uah Snflea. grf refine
SdSn ma8sn, unO tann sIudi6 isin! taaa
sa in ibm.
Surs pCr @0jcfs 6arm fpnnte er ieihparte
lin Der 6srne Mcrtpn'0 6au5 bltRfen ieeen. er
lie6 isin pitrO zine .turSs 98etle I'M S6ritt oe.
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mems ausen6Iidiither Sei&aittsnna N maiden
- tie 0a&te an ibu, tie errpartcte tbu beiItn mar
fr ii6sr. @r mari cinn &uB Oiuiter urb
iprtn9ts ptiter.
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bemsrtt mUrcen iein Penn faum mar er in pit
9tdbe beifeIttu 9elangt ais auh lcbOn rin
Sdmar5er ism eniaeaen fam unO ietn Wfero in
@mpTan9 nabm. @}r. !@QOt 1T in Der 9ibGp
tbcf, Sir! birB es.
5tlMltrot atng cen i6m 70 tefannten gBeo unp
fanD Pen aItrn 9lanser alIetu, auqenlAeiniih
iciner barrcno. So Oa@ie Stusn c,n g8,o
nnG Der Staot 3n eripsren. DrH sic nat mel
ner asfriaen @iitbeitunB wabri6ctuiih aemabt
battsn. SIR. Gaiot, iastc Ger Giutretcmpe nit
elmer @rt Oou 6ersittttit, Die AXIS leiuem inueru
@Iud cntjprGnA Ubns iit) aW Die Rtifs Soituno
0ss yfamtrs, NIT wk6sr pisitr ibu emvfino.
'H tsbren, uHO metnts, cs lei tcftr, Sie sinmal
gu 0erisGIem, aIs caB Stt mid nidt N 5ouls
rdfsn.
&liNt nti8te ~ie 3uljmmsn0 rem Ropf. =
EaiT'n sic mS lsgen, Sir, io8ts er.
9& 8IaHtt, Cir, tc8ann 5rlmtcpt, nas,S,,,
ct iib niscsraeIaifen, tbm frei ins @sFbt ien,nr
3Sre tti0'n sr6b;cn sGaui&e fnO i'm gnotn,
slide cts, mtins SsrtinEuug nit ibrtr 1u@ili,
ridadug9 gu maiden, unc HE GOraeo, m,In,
9tusn psr ssssn S6r GissntSum srbObe,, gu.
ipru5 mabt NOn 9SHtn 9snOmmtu az frben
Sore btiUrn 6aupt. &srDrisBh6t,iten at.r Gnr
wUbl Dis, CaB i'd ieIrt NIT rer Griaauna siei,r
sGanfae ftwas 5W tBWu Eats, uuO Dap sic fd
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@'ssbstsr 6srr {!

Sin grwtO'run9 auf S6tt 3,ilsn t5nusr
mir Stnsn mar aRSdgeT, bag oGcrciuos
cine OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iiber ZEN Won
Sbnen anasScutctcn 8sfiBtitrl an ben Ge.
Fonentsn Siaaf6irib 9caetcu wurpr wel6e
auH Settcns res 2ppufdtcn Der issiocr
erin, etucs Scr. NIurpby aus Gbrcm
Staate, an uns SuriidscItcfrrt unp pofIr
uHltreriritS caS fraaIj6c Document ocrob.
f0I8t mcrecn it. sic dugern, poR Gd,
Ttetr ritier DcpoFtcnfGctn, ned cine 9}u-
ttj caruber in benz 9tahaFe puracftuOsu
pattj tnrcfcu itsint uu5 in pieler Shat.
iaGe ftin trlUubsrcs @cwidt III lracu ps
oae Octumcut, nddb pcribeCcneu oboeoe.
Semen Gntitetrungeu be5 Oteraeridts Der
Sfvetut9tsn Staten ilbcr Die @jultiafeit
a6HIt@rr Ssiteurtuncen, cur6aus feiucu
SSrrtb BAT. Ote &ereiuistcn Staateu rr.
ttnHen Saneprrfaufe burh pic 9nptonor
ni&t ais bturcnO fir ite etbk an, unO p;r
eaet" Os6baIt aud ua& nuerm GewtT.n
Dem psritUrtsnen Slaa9 6irl6 b,n 8atb
tst0siI'n muffin, fb fetncr pOfnuns weacn
ttnts gu erbs5rnpsn 2lnlprubs auf QSruup
bss fra8Ii&tu 8eifetitels DinSuseSen.
0itt Iamns
, 1862-10-03

w ANTED-Gea1lemen, Ladies,
w or returned Soldiers wishing a nteas2rt and
REontao AReney recurring nal ssplts! and Vhic6
acIe f.nd nd @ no @ngmbGg aoa for m,Iklng linen the
receipt O. 20o. or sample pencil terms &c 80 cents
n n stamps oL sample OF marking. one stamp aadrc.S
III E9GI3m ~ ~ A ~
, 1862-10-03

The Orphan Asylum In our good city needs
once more the help Of our good citizens. The
noble aid given one year ago is all to be done
over again. From thi1ty-four to about one
hundred little folks have been working at 1t:
they have eaten It, drank II, been clothed and
shod, and nursed and tended, and folded aud
educated ont Of 1t, and laughed and cfowed
over II, and nov they T;ant some more. The
managers propose to hold q festival like that
held last year, and appeal again to the large
hearted and generous to take hold as they did
before, and make 1t q great SUCCESS. These
little children are the children Of every home
In Chicago. However many We have of our
OVID, VIC must count those motherless and
fatherless as our own children, and give them
piece with the rest and we slall never be
the poorer. This year will leave many little
ores orphans, who will have to creep for shell
ter within the robea Of this noble Institution.
Let Us see to 1t, as good men and women, that
they find good nurture when they come. That
large little company now looB well-ln tact,
jolly. To hear them sing one would think
there might be no war In the land, and no
empty meal ark in the Asylum. May God
send us peace before they know the one, and
we send them plenty before they shall know
the other. There must be no Lack Of milk,
and meal, and Shoes and fire for them, If we
can help 1t, any more than for our own;
and SO let us each one take hold snd give
literally what we can, not only for the fesu.
val, but for the Wants of the children for the
coming yeaz, and letus not1ook too sharply at-
ter our change, nor forget that many children.
have many wants, for With whatsoever meas
ure ne mete It shall be measured to us again.
ROBERT CoLLTER
, 1862-10-03
To the NIefeha axts Of Chfe.ro.

After the call Of the President for 1,ooo 900
volunteers, every town, county and. city In
every loyal State, without exception. came
promptly forward, and offered uberal bounties
20 those Who would enlist and save the coun-
hy from Threatened overthrow 4nd ruin, sud
the disgrace OF being obliged to resort to >
d1ast TO crush this terrible rebellion,
Cook county responded nobly; but the 18th
day Of August found many Of the companies
but partly dled, among which was yonr own
lacked about eighty men to complete its or
ganlEaHon. The peculiar formation of the
battery as contemplated prior to that date.
prevented many from uniting with the com.
panF, who responded With alacsity as soon as
1t was decided that It would be regular. in
The members enllstinE Previous to that
date received q bounty Of sixty dollars. Tue
Mercantile Association, under whose ans
pices We are supposed TO goout, desiring that
sl tho members should go out on an equal
footing, passed resolution, that those en-
listing after the 18th day Of August should
receive the bounty OF sixty dollars. Relying
upon this ASSURANCE. many Of the members
made arTangements for the use of money. in
cl9ding that promised By the Association.
The Association Afterwards rescinded the
resolution, and now refuse to pay the bounty;
who counted SO confidently on the good faith
OF the Association, and expected to receive the
amount. Many Of those who did not receive
the bounty are men Of MILESTONE of them
IN Strengthened circumstances they need
the money now, to place ithei1 families IL com
portable circumstances, aud to provide them
selves with necessary srticles Of comfort aud
utility, such ss ore not furnished By goyern-
ment And not only these, ttas taas e aa need i,
and :ney count It IN exceeding small ,eac.ia =
for those to make, Who hare zhund snce ard
remain In comfortable homes, aEay from ali
the hardahips aud horrors of was, while h.v
sacrifice al that is dear, and all that makes
life desirable.
Again. we dislike vezy much-considesin9
the loef1 boqnttes that are pa!d eIsewhere-
been urged as an objection against pxyiug the
bounty, that some Of those who ffht received
ttspens It uselessly. ItcGnnot surely be Just,
because few have done 80. that many deserv.
Ing aud needy men should be deprived OF Il,
II the above should hare the effect to interest
you in cur behalf, we assure you that you viii
receive the gratitude Of those who, though
not now In your Immediate employ, are st1u
serving you ~ faithfully ~ In days gone by.
OSE OF THE BATTERY Bora
, 1862-10-03
TIE HOG MARKET.
Receipts this week q, a52.


NEW YORK, Oct s.-F1ouR-In good EXPORT
and home trade demand with moderate receipts,
pEtess IN .tl!l t:oding npwards sales 9 900 b.as.
s11s ststs; 81 Se2s & fos .ussr 3 s's @s.ssln Z u;
$5.to6tf0 % for common to medium e1tra western;
t5;so96 90 for common to good shipping brands
6rsnds t. msrfst @ cosins IN. 8ta no a9' .esrs eas
II fneIde quotations. @Eanadisn Hour his again
ses s 81 I'll 3 t;ss 8 ss :sqgPs 6 I'D III
ftesdy IT. 8s.soD4s 80. Com meal tseady. Bales
" WanxTouiet, I'm Mo lei Win Win sales Of $50 br,s. y. ssxsa
ss1ze sos state and western, including i fa1oi1fe
sa.H.=Ehess i lovss: - ~ u oa,y i !. nodss.te
u et1op1:1s; 3,0o0 b Milwaukee ca6 II 3f. Is
@aso; !a 4M ba amber Io.a 4 q: :1I@l y; @6n
b. w11ss1 M;r5 I'd wsstesa E. e FITCH se &oo eu
esaes es q Il 5 .a i g g e siis ss
Michigan at 61.oaf4iAa Rye quaet and Without
ssssA r.: gs.sse .ss ed !1s F. Ea;h q.;s Riy ats
Bis, sz,oeo: t1psuwed Csnsdiaa = 3fM; md
a.aIhet opened hesyT md closed about 1e lower. :
sumption. ssaea ii, ,0T bu . ssoNc for miIsd
Sesis 4 d.ssxs$ "a asassd o.ss = daa 8 si
s:Gsocxslss Oodss-Rio moro active Prices
adEsnoed faIl1 r. D: salss 5,oco bags at9lX@
3s r tis Se1 IS Nv sss oee.as s a?t I'd .
hoxes Hsvans Il 9xc, RedHed III good demand.
sid &tm- .Mnl4seee auist-.
:. Ra9vlxHu-P0k more active, md prices f1kve
sli9htly Advs1ced. Sales I, ,70Q hsis II $11 SKA
II a& 1or ue.s, closing &t 1,ep2u.3o; iii I'd for
prime naess: $1QS1H ;hof thin mesa; 1nx5 for
Prime: Beef fn moderate demand and drru. Sales
100 bt14- at 4Rao0T 20 Eo< city ptina; Is t08t0 Is
Gr country MMs: f12@4te Is forrepscEsa 8ess.
$18 H1t4S73f foE extra 1aeseL Prime naess beef
Bssf b ri hsms , qsis s.ts quiet nd I'M n e. 3 4ec e
Sot' shoulders md e@TkcIor Mrs.1 Bacon sides
steady. sz1aa 500 eoxea long md xhxt ribbed
roiddtes On D r. Lard continues Tin. with = tair
demand 6ates 1,s99 hxts. q 2X@1Dc:s'- Butter
nr1neF. Sales 1t 19@1se for Ohio aud 16aste fbr
state. Cheese in fa1r detnsndn and fYm At t78@8kc
BUFFALO, Oct 2-E1ouH-Qnlet sud steady,
GRAN-Wbeat quiet and demand mstnly COZ
, 1862-10-03

EdftoB Chicago Tribune: i.
Tour article in today's TH1Bunx, with It's sta-
61iea entities you to reosiye Tho thsnts Of every
consumer OF fuel. especially tho poor, and more
particularly the families Of tho noble men noE
lighting our country's batt1ez- Think Of III 1t
present rates Il takes neszy half months p1y to
buy ona&ou Of Bytxr Hu Or Erie coal. It WpHiH
seem y though the hsaEt1 e ths coal dssle1s
the wood dealen mnst be woode1.helded t. sap
pose that the people WI purchase wood Of them
1t toch prices when hsuios show no tAak OF sup.
Rly: bat IN Increased quantity Of 5000 cords over
Thsre xas 10 -fenedy suggested IN thu artieas
xeAsued to thezsa0eo nsaaoe .ueRsasioa- -1et
pnh1ac Meeting b called tnmediafely. resolutions
dlswn rp, gtvane The saal deelsRs thrse days' op-
po:t1natI e ssearn to tks oA prices o6 1851 IN
: defAh u this. eAnose eoanax1f9ea and AppoiR8 n
pssssasnt xAo I. aeqga.nted With tie eosl and
WOOD :6s8s. Ply him HhsEa1 6xlsEY. nd then u
onoe purchase ffo3 TIA ptupas markets su4ac3ezt
quantity q tasa;: II easa coal cauAat b. ohsstnsd,
gvmG - naAnPoty, then use s:fk coal. We ahpuh
taea hse = q e. px1oe sad b tndspauaeat q
&t1EkAf4a& s4as& fn sRr .c1ftEsax. -.
Win ~ efefnn hasxe4 for monopoly In sTey
tkap4, &Gt- more especially when c9sA9nx fhs
pook, 1femkan AFuNs CsNypNm- :.