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JOB PRINTING.
Arrival and Departure Of Mails,

AAN -a 49,
YOUNGSTOWN, DAILY-ArriVes Ia p ": leaves
cleveland, DAILY-Arrives ll:l9 A ~ Leaves
go P
sALEM. D~AuY-Arriyes : p N; leayes6AM
OfL DIGGINGS, DAILY-ArTives II 4 N; ieaHes :
Pm.
sHARON-Arrivcs Tues, Thurs and Sat al lGO
~. leaves same days at l:31 p N. -,
VEST GREENHILLE-ArriyeS Mon, Wed ana
Fridays at 3 P n; leaves Tues, Thurs and sat
urdays at u NJ ~
Observation-Disclosures Mon, We'd and Fridays
AZ III N. leaves same days at l P ~.
NORTH BLOOMFIELD-Arrives Mon. ed and
Fridays at P N; leaves Tues, Thurs and Sat
urdays at s M.
FARMINGTON-Arrives Wed and Fridays at P
N: leaves Tues and THURSDAYS at A n
CANTON, DUCK CREEK,
Arrives Friday 5 P n: leaves Tuesday 6:SO A NJ.
RAVENNA-Arrives Mon, Wed. and Fridays AT
4P n; leaves on Tues, Thurs. and Saturdays
at9AN. III a,
L. Mails which leave at OF before 4 n are closed
the preceding Eve, at y N. All others are eiOSed
half an hour previous 10 their departure;
No drop letters delivered unless prepaid.
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Notice.

DIN VAIL, Esq, Agent of the IIr9m6lll
Phalanx," has deposited money win inc 9Ilhty
situated in Braceyille township, snd sold for taxes
BY ID. B. Gilmore, Treasures, in the name oil sag
Trumbun Phalanx, to A. =. GoodIich, January To-
1862. o. a. W. uuh'"
Warren, O., Sept. 10. 1S62-Sw
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SPR No and SUMMER DRY GOODS,

embra. ng Dress Goods in great variety Fancy
Goods, Carpets, Domesties, Clothing. Boots anu
Shoes, CrOekery, Wall Paper. Groceries, etc. etc
We were in market at a very favorable time and
are therefore able to offer most goods at prices as
low aseyer. We shall give but short credits, and
shall offer GREAT INDUCEMENTS to READY
PAYBuyers.
We shall be in market to buy any amount VI good
Cheese, and pay for it precisely a. agreed, but shall
be dotua on SKINNED and worthless trash.
WeshaIl always pay the highest market price Tor
good butter and Lolser prices for common and interi-
or, believing that Dairymen should be encouraged
to make the best.
Warren, Apr q. %.
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Advertisements mol under contract, must be mark
ed the length of time desired. or they will be
continued and charged for until ordered out.
Special Notices, and extra displayed Advertise
ments, 50 per cent more.
Deaths and Marriages inserted gratis, but Obituary
Notices charged half price.
Transient Advertisements 10 be paid for invariably
in advance.
Yearly Advertisers will be charged extra for Dis
solution and other Notices, not connected with
their regular business.
Husiness Cards, not exceeding 3 lines, Sl,tD a line
per year: each additional line. - cents.
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Warren, Sept 10, 1856.
CHERIFF'S SALE.
I'm Trumbuli Com. Pleas.

James Powers,
vs. fIn Trumbuli Com. Pleas.
Peter Shiveley ct al.
By virtue of an order of sale issued out of the
Court of Common Pleas of Trumbull County. Ohio,
and to me directed and delivered, in the above case,
on
Saturday. the IIth day of October, 1852,
al hours of 10 A. N. and 4 o'clock P. NJ, the follow
ing described real estate, to wit: situate in the town
ship of LOrdstown, being No. 3 of the fourth range
of townships of the Connecticut Western Reserve in
the State of Ohio, and which is also in the county Of
Trumbull, and is known by being part of lot No. q
in the Salt Spring Tract in Lordstown, and bound
ed west by Lot No. y, north and south by the lot
lines, and east by q lin parallel TO the west line,
and so far theretrOm as o contain fifty acres of land
Appraised at $50 per acre,
JOSEPH G.. BUTLER, Sheriff.
Warren. o., Sept 10, 1862.
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GPRING CLOAKS and BUSTERS
- STELLA AND M0ZAMBIQGE
GRAPE AND BLACK SILK
BR0CHE AND CASHMERE
OAK NDDUSTER GOODS Trimming.
NEW YORK STORE.
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NOR ONE SHILLING,
Best Dark aud Light Prints,
Good Bleached and Brown Shirtings,
Grey Dress Goods,
Good Cotton Hose, etc, etc. sropp
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In Trum. Com. Pleas

NOTICE is hereby given that on
~ the 18th day Of July A. d; ls62. the under
signed was duly appointed and quahhed admiil73 a4a
tor on the estate of Phillip Baker. deceased, laIe
Of TrumbuII County Ohio, all persons interested VIII
govern them-ei'eS SEYMOUR PEW.
Oct 1 1s62-9K.*
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Rates of Advertising.
Iw sw CIV sm SIM

ES- Twelve lines equal to one inch in space. make
4 Square.
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Annual Statement.

~
ArpIroR's OFFICE, TRUMBuLL Co,
Warren, o., Sept. LIST, 1907. }
The Annual Settlement of the several funds OF
TrumbuI County, made by the Auditor and treas
nrer. September ist, 1862, presents the following ex-
hibit:
Ne, amt in Treasuser's hands belonging
70 tbe County General Eund------.. S4,eSz''S
Net amt in Treasurer's hands belonging oo
TO the County Bridge Fund-;-T- 4'soO'So
Nst amt in Treasurer's hands belonging o.ao=.
to the County Poor Fund"--"- o,Oo.,1o
Total amt in Co. Treasury at settlement slS,S92,R
n L. WOLC0TT, Co. Auditor,
D.. b. GILMORE Co. Treasurer
Arn1roR's OFFICE. TrumbuIl Co., Sept. 1. lsas,
We have examined the Books, Accounts, and
Vouchers, on file in the Auditors and IreaSHIeI :
Officers, and find the balances Of the seNerat u =
as stated above, TO be correct. and on eAaniIns aG
of the funds in the Treasures hands. We hnd suH-
eient to pay the same in full.
c 5. SMITH, .
AARON DAVIS. (CommlsslOhsIS
IL. 7. MASON,
O.. L. WoLcoTT, Clerk Of Board.
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MOTIONS.
In the Notion line, I have q good variety OF
The leading articles-such as SILK. Threads; opOOI
Cotton Thread; Needles; Pins; Hosiery; 6loXss; oHs
Donders. Gents Collars; Fine and Ladies Dressing
Tombs Of ali kinds; Shoe Laces; Hooks and Eyes,
Sun Cans; Paper and Envelopes; Pencils; C%FPet
Taeks-a large lot of Skirt BTalds, darK oIo Ill
tss and Transparent Soaps; Buttons; Linen Thread
&c, &c. I'LL, % Iobbars at wholesale.
June II, 1862, JUN H. ''D
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-10-08

= GOOD SUGAR MILLS, for Grind
ing Sorghum-fOr sale; -opv cropE
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CUGARS AND SYRUPS, Whole
- sale and Retail-a little below emPsnp2Tn
xxx Table Syrup. NEW YUM slOhI'
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hE%a@%hxL WuadLhANI III TFm%T 6%% County "% N" "'
sAmTNNs COUNTY TAXES 0 PW@M N@ IT
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TAXES O 1862.
10 the Taxpayers Of Trumbull TO-, U

| County, Ohio, hereby notify the Tax-Payera thereof
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HHE STATE OF OHIO.

SeptS, ls62-6w
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THE State of Ohio, Trumbull County,

GEO. Brown,
Atty. for Pet'T.
Sept. Il, lS62-3W
The New York herald., 1862-11-28
4 Romance OF the Wharf.-The Florence
Nightingale OF Amertca.

IFrOm the hlcnfnOnu wing, NOV. Zl.l
We 1nd the following remarkable statement going The
rounds VI our exchanges
Truth e said 70 be sometimes stranger than fiction.
found, recent visit TO Richmond, beautiful verifca
ton Of this remark illustrated the person and fortunes
OF the accomplished daughter OF Sir John Musgrave OF
England. few years ago Sir John NIsgrave and his
beautiful daughter visited New York; bringing with them
the prestige Of good name and wearing the livery Of
exceeding gracefulness and refinement ol They
and caressed by the merchant princes Of the
great commercial metropolis. Tho daughter the
and noble hearted merchant Of Now York, who hath
been and has been is now, the uninchng and
dauness friend Of the South, and who has deea tho n-
coin government in the expression OF bold and manly
opinion IN behalf and In tho manifestation Of the
most substantial aid and comfort 70 cause
Sir John and his daughter returned 10 England soon
thereafter his daughter accompanied Florence Nishn
gale 70 tho Cimea and was the constant companion day
and night Of that angel Of mercy In her
the dying and wounded soldiers the Crimean war. On
her return TO England young Grnne met her In London
and they were married. where they settled, enjoying all
tho Injuries and eegancies o Inc which the prncely
wealth Of their fathers could well afford them. Col
-, Of Virginia, had often met Miss Nusgrave IN New
York. and while passing down the street In Richmond,
suddenly and unexpectedly met her. wearing that bland
and joyous smile and expression d recognition which
impars such beautiful bensvolence 10 her countenance
expected 70 see angel frsm Heaven Pray Miss Mus
grave, how came you hercf"
Her story was soon told, with most unaffected SIM
Cd England and went with Florence Nightingale the
Crinea On my return home married Mr.. 0rinnsll,
and on the breaking out Of tho war In America ny hus
the south, ana accompanied HIM. He soon raised
companyhtted hsm ost ct an expense 70 hinDe6 q h
teen thousand dollarspresrred that some Of
experience than himself should b. captain, taking ror
South and am bore in Of the ho6pit6s a Richmsud
caring the best for the wounded and dying soldiers
Of the confedeacy" And she passed onh mot an angel
from heaven certainly an angel Of sarthths Florence
HiGhtHRAlo Of America.
The New York herald., 1862-11-28
S HIPPIN NEW S.
ALMANAC NEW gOnA-TBIs pAT.
svE EsIsss..."..... ~ NOON NOON snis .....mom - -
suF SETS s......... ... o. ma" vArFR ..morn ~
Port OF New York November "a i5G2s
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
6teamshtp Cx Of Washington tBr), Mtchousc, Liver.
pso4. Nov IL Queenstown 18th, 40 Pm with mdss and
700, hence, bound into liverpool; 10TH lat bl ~ @
apoke sshr Titus, for 81 JONAS NF 20a lat x3 TO- lon
90 passed steamer bound r. supposed TO be hc Norwegian,
from Quebec for Liverpool
Ship Srsnci: Ca.'isg kalony Liverpool Oct 10, with
and wa, in the Channel y day was driven down into the
and sp; several sails Oct 70 Ia. 4s 3: lon y sgnazsd
spoke ship John Absr = days from Liverpool for Bos
Brig fanger tof Boston Hail. Dublin Al days in ballast
70 10Th lust lat 81 ~ sgnallzed ship
bound f. showing red, white and blue signal with blue bah
In the centre.
schr John Croskford, Jones. NegberD, 8 dayr.
Schr Amos Fakenburg Wilbur RewbeTn, Gdays.
schr Asncheser. EicheIsor, Alexandria, bcsye
6chY Wave, vsyrtl Alexandria, days.
Hchr y Strong, Bennett baltimore, days.
SchY Clara Ellen Haskel, ElfAbethpors for Boston.
echr i 8 May. Baker, New Bedford for Phiadslphs.
9ehr p JOYCE johnson. Pail River
Steamer ] Thompson. Chanee. baltimore
Steamer Stevens. Dougierty, Baltimore
Steamer Laurel. Christofsr. Baltimore.
Steamer Ironsldes. vAn1erveex, PhnAAelpkhA
0ssamerJ hoil,sop. kicnman, 1rentsn.
Steamer Ospray. Aldr1ch, frovioence.
steam sunboas Dacotsb s,esm battery Passssc ~
tsw Of steanldg Achiitss).
Wind NJ sunset wsw. !.
The New York herald., 1862-11-28
MOVEMENTS Of TROOPS.
Omcers OF the Sixteenth New Hampsh
RARfmAnt.

Feld and Staf.- Colonel James Pike; Lieutenant Co.
lons Henry W. Fuller, Major, Samuel Davis, Jr.; Adju
tant, Luther 7. Townsend; Quartermastsr, Albert a.
Drown Surgeon, Thomas Sanborn; Assistants Surgeons
Manly.
Company A-Captain z. r. Smith; First Lieutenant b.
Sawyer, Second Lieutenant Charles 3. Cooper.
Company B-Captain, A. J. Hersey; First Lieutenant,
o. w. Burnham Second Lieutenant, A. W. Wisgin.
Company Captain, A. A. Clark First Lieutenant a.
n Mills; Second Lieutenant, J. J. O'Donad.
Company D-Captain, u. E. Howard; First Lieutenant,
G. H. Herbert; Second Lieutenant, b. 8. Davis.
Company E-Captain l. p. Sanborn; First Lieutenant,
d. +. Dursank; Second Leupnant, Prescott Jones.
Company F-CaptaiD, Charles II. Woods First Lisuten
ant, Edgar f. Adams Second Lieutenant, John s. Baker,
Company G-Captain, George W. Bosworth; First Lieu.
tenant, b. A. Ballou Second Lieutenant, Martin ColbaTn
Company H-Captan, John L. Rice, First Lieutenant,
p. ID. Ward; Second Lieutenant, Philip Q. Bean.
Company captain, David BuiIam, First Lieutenant,
Judson wilkins Second Lieutenant, Brooks X. Weber
Company k-Captain, Joseph Il. Thatcher, First Leu
tenant, George T. wds Second Lioutsnabt, William A.
Laven.
The New York herald., 1862-11-28
MIsCELLANEOUs.

r,EANpREfUs PILLS CAUSE HEALTHFuI CON-
.s f ~ a. n haraI and lke disease cured often when
~ other means had vsnly tried The following csss -
eorroDorxtives- o,..-.rr. ~ a ,a.,
Hos b. Basrpnsrn .-DrAn . ss,-Bcing under Prcvt.
snv NE which they have rendered happy and healthfu
.cc n my give the particulars Of In
iS was attacked with violent pain right side, sx-
.ostnG she last degree. II seemed n had sword
Ia, In al the me Ny doctor caled chronic pleurisyy
sh,rs unammaory rheumasism; others liver complaint.
Wnasevsr may have beent norcs day nor night
xer two year. suferins aud using grsst deal o. cplu
lat last concluded 70 give your Pns trial commencsa
by s.nr Two every night and tive every morning for one
Lionth Ind Ne pain gradually reliovcd This nve me
ea, snd continued Brsndr:hs piils for
dose sve pills. Al TIE end Of this time was nea,
rain suddenly sfs entirely, and has NOT returned and u
says been ruinarkAbly healthy ever since.
tive and shall grnteui Tor my wonderful
svs,s Keep Brandreh's Phs In tho houee. and uss
tsyi wheu my constitution requires medicine ve r ne
town Il Crsenburg, - Whits Plains. and shan -
r,ossa any inqsiries relaMve my 60 fms
F5Itsso A. &. ;sld 4 sIs sr.srr
Also No square, also of Houston and Lsvt
sSreets. New York, and OF all dealere-
ASK ron NEW STYLE
The New York herald., 1862-11-28
The supply OF salt in the South.


The Of Virginia. at its recent session. pass.
ed act % p0 contingency the erpotation
Of sa from ot de, ana GOr Lecher has Published reL
lai9Hs On ts subject accordance Vh tie dc Among
other regulations 70 the salt manufactured in smyths
and washington, is The following
IL tie supply u sait manufactured be not enough TO
furnish the peopa OF this Commonwealth with su.i
csnt qLsnty o. salt fof home consumption then a. soon
srch fact shall appear 70 the Governor he will
tho authority vested u h and dsrcgard any contract
made with TIC separate states cf the Confederate Saes
until ne stato Of Virginia Is supplied.
Many " tho people Of this state have been obtantns
Supplies of ssjt from the Virginia works; aud, under
contract made by Governor Clark with the ~
the or, the agopt of this State has been engaged for
sovcra weeks past in manufacturing salt hs tate q
about tive hundrcd kpshsb yer day Our, yc7is havs
iohS 6sre.d q fts s,ipty tiA the deepest aterx a.
ne t,Sev = stion q osr ssoeas - Ne psssssscn Of s
es<,y, orf mails ~ if6e Nee, ard az our
's-ie a.d t>,r secE mrs stfy .sss'N drco ecn
Nenitle tag ply fran ruysr.o. We aro not advised
Governor feteA,r has actually prohbitoi Tie ex-
p0rstva q sat 10 ts stse, bul lhe iud,ca,cns are
s - nay =, ,se esS We, my eyea ;. :, ar - 70
Jorse. the tdgBis Asltw RE
Thc isgsa'Graoi virginia ~ XGSvernos Lcctcr IN
errof ~ plscing u' art Gle &c saN % level with corn
vhsa. fosr, leatosr md the IKE. Those articles are
rfcoufed e,try1hos AID ars general their epars,
bli sat- Il ssssi tsatng. eefowsd by irOvia.lce os
particular oraias, or The general tcreht Of AID
tesft sce sso isyssya3l u olf,pni ~,
end ,tfac'a, rasg ~, ocrid ase EsaGe Ma larps
r.dit, NJ svppy v and ttead 1ae sur,iy on saIs
wich Gover1ot L,chsf may consider sufPt,e,sn sas
th cops q Virginia nsy bs ~ sudAnt " e yse Ie nay
felin Isrgs iLaslty for bis IVA ycopl, be nay is
fr the et1er state. H con 10 os We ,es... ~. o,p.
~" tioSd bad hs mas ,f-Se rs scA Ftt.sa ~ osS
ie1ta n.a ssrec, IVA sostT hen sady au,rt n Llr.
gnas ncs dhpotss 70 thore ths vital s.Iclo corn.
Lo1 VIA uef SIC v pot WILING 10 10 init sus
peops tey portt cf rhst Pfpvidese ias Destsgy.
"a rpcnsbr but Hsa On yCnu, saira s Of n Tor .s,.
self snd ge threstsi 70 nuy ennirss IA v.hirn ata 81
tavs made vah hsI c'iscs, sAs may ~ vel sop.e be,
ses IN oil other ecpectg, sa ne hr
aaa stparf ezslany " natural and proper IN.
Goyss Lrtrb.r eouG FIRST yTovuo cf bs a,5n s,st.
hs wo,d hsye rsndersg hinsen amensbs 20 se,so
10 had done oibefvhe, t9 egon tas cspnvt Ivsi,v b,s
stats J, TuiiifyIg conuaots, cr M aloptina A c,r,S
which, While abunasDtly lalas his own pso,a Wn
sbo SaspeEepb article, acprlysf NE people o. hey si
The New York herald., 1862-11-28

rshn In consequence OF III heath has sufficiently seoo
ve cd toiaho he mold again and 10 busiy employsh u
Organizing the second regiment of Hawkins loaaves i
son. pin j. W. adams Jr, who was severely wounaea
The battle Of Ganey Mis prom Ted ioS his gsane
ct on .hae secasoa has ato recovered and rcoei
Biz regiment, tho Fourth United States imantTy
5ns uvYY-ssRss NEW YORK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TON vR0M THR RANKS
- Mn sDHoR or TIM HHRAlD.
1.AnQUAsEs RnuwunSa Srln0H, 4
Snry- HSsS RsGIsR.1 N. y. w., 299 BRoApwAy.
VIII ySs do M ths favor 70 publish tho hss lb@e
enc ss) Of promotions which have taken place IN tho
Fnty -drss regiment ". Wv Most Of them have been
worthy p ivatos II tho regiment and arc now at homo
wounded and beyond my reach and whom this ofsial
notice will afford much sa'mSca RssRess,ralIy yours
Leo. snans Colonel FIFTY first regiment ~ r. ", ON
First Lieutentans George A. Porter, 70 be captain,
September 20, 1874, vke K O. Mitchell, promoted.
FRS, Msutenan. Abraham W; Mexico, 10 be adjatant,
September II, 1852, vco A. L. Fowler. deceased
second Lieutenant Thomas Watson 70 DO frst lien
tenant tember IT, 1859. vco A. NJ Mckee, promoted.
Orderly Sergeant Samuel Pooey, 10 DO cacnnd heu-
tenant, September 50, 1862, vice O. y. spInswaller,
second Lieutenant George W. Whitman 10 be frst liea-
tenant, September 10 1861 vice George A. Porter pro-
Orderly Sergeant Thomas Oliver to be second
September 20, 1852. vice G. W. Whitman, promoted.
COLONEL KERRIGAN AaAiI IN rHB RiELD.
srE1AL oRnGN-so 4O
HEADQUARTERS, E,fpRs BRDoADs,}
SUFFOLK, Va, Nov. 20, 1852.
Jas Kerrigan, citizen OF the United States, having
been appointed volunteer aid the staff Of the General
commanding. with the rank Of colonel, announced 10
SUCH He will be Obeyed and respected accordingly.
Colonel Kerrigan will report at these headquarters Ior
duty. By command of Brigadier General SPlNOjA
i. HANIEy, A. A. g.
PRESENTATION OF COLoRs TO TIN PInTB METROPoH-
TAN REGIMENT.
On Monday afternoon quite Interesting event. In tho
shape OF the presentation Of magnificent stand Of cors
70 the Fifth Metropolitan regiment Co Parmelee, camo
OF at Rikers Island In the Of largo number OF
the friends and patrons Of the regiment The Colors
the gs Of the Grocers' Association Of ths city who
take interest in The welfare Of the Me-
tTOpOitans" After abe presentation The officers Of tho
regiment and large number of tho guests sat down 70
sumpuous collation., whereat several patriotic and ap
propYiate speeches were made.
The New York herald., 1862-11-28
Tho Northern Fisheries.

The extremely short catch VI Goldfish upon the Iaba
dor coast 10 confirmed, those engaged IN the 0sh6y hay
ing scarcely secured fifteen qunas each instead OF the
customary catch Of two hundred quntals per The
herring fishery has this year proved tonl failure Al
end Of the coast the other. II unfortunate that tho
herring fishery should have this resulted in entire
failure In newfoundland Also The catch OF herring has
peculiarly In the codfshery for the present Seafon
the coast Of Labrador, the wonderfully impoverished
condition Of the nsh caught and cured One lot ccmpr
sing three hundred quntas, had only yielded fifteen gal
Ions Of cod oil The indifferent quaty OF these fish will
easily be understood, when u 10 rensmbered1hat,
general rule quinta h expected 70 yield half HgaOn OF
oil. SO that, under ordinary circumstances tho three
hundred Quinals ought to have produced hundred
and afty gallons, instead OF fifteen, thus leaving the
fisherman minus a most important item In tho economy
OF his business
The New York herald., 1862-11-28
The Fifty-second Massaehusetts Regi
ment at the Union Course.
puuauNrr rras m cor ops rro

There was Interesting time Tuesday among the
members Of the Fifty second regiment OF Massachusetts,
nov eneamped ~ the Union Course, Long Island which
is 20 in the Banks expedition Tho regimen. WA
presented with magnificent dag The gin II A. W. Green.
leaf Esq Of this city The Fifty second made up OF
splendic body Of men, and s commaudei by Colonel
g. Greenleaf It was raisei principally in Hampshire aud
Franklin counties, In the short space VI two weeks
At two O'Clock the regiment drawn up In hollow
square, order 10 receive Abe Gag Anrt those Ire-
were General Andrew, Colonel ChickeTiug Mr a W
Greenleai and others, together VITA i<rgs humber
ladies'. Col. O. X. Hawks, bshAf Of the donor nsd0
the presentation speech In few neat and spprC pirate
marks, 10 which Colonel Gresnlesl ~ elogrogtV 70
sponded.
Tho flag s As ane OF ts kind ~ has yei been pre-
Sented 70 any regiment On abe sisi tile Inscription
Col II. g. Greenlear, Fatyseccnd regirent Mlsss chm
setts volunteers fro m A. Greenleaf Now YORK. on
one side of the dag the American 81 10, rurroun1ed
with thirty four STARE while On the reverse lhe o
arms of Massachusetts.
The entire proceedings passsd or vs pieazurs " Il,
Interested.
The New York herald., 1862-11-28
scarcity or Blanlres..
nragg fs Yobody Aft.r AII.

4
Great eris have been made OF late to supernduce the
ee'ss IN the peprlar mind that Bragg a greet man,
solt ne s geners Of great skill and energy Th, has
grrrcS houTT, 70 Be rather d,rc,t task. Cur people
en- erily practical and very liable 10 Judge men by
hs'r rank Accordingly, the question. is frequently
Sxed What has BraYg done constitute him great
gserair hey are plir'sa 10 his rigid enforcement Of
osctg're, his prudence and lovo OF order All this is
{oed IA It's proper pce, say the people. but 1t more
ksf,pS toe c1.p OF instruction than active sggres
sye G. opasn. We need sone such ~ stonewall
Jsssson or Sterling Price ID Kentucky. Wa weed M
fc1dfc t1ctc,dn, yh<rs ,Iigs sis ard oen,,a is 90
saca marx vece'e We csTf.ss TIA. cdnri rcrves.
err f1Tebcd.s mhea tdrnod t0s1ards Ge,o0I
Brcrc. lns.csi Of anDihisting Buell. ana driving the
yasdas from Nashville re has allowed the enemy tO con-
scatrs'e rccs, lorty Louevl- and, Ut last advice
pvi nin O. ssries OF backward movements which viii
3 ala probability cuniaa.e in the syacuston Of Kenucky
AalLsly.
The New York herald., 1862-11-28
Military Movements In new Yern.
coRrunAN's fhIsn I.Gf5T.


Lieutenant Colenoi Ihoroag W. Fsn ard Major Huyi.
Flood or Corcoan's irish Legion here 90 y. ad.y
from Ncwpcrts KoSs, On bufasya osrasctsa VIII tnef
commauds. 1ley report esre.4 aoran "a being s..A
seriously indisosed ybe following syscs Las ic.a bean
psued from the herdqaagseys VI IL Asn IN Tits cir
By hs'or nestn, tte thci,Dt Of ew Living charge X
rtcruitlng:.-
EADou i.uSe ooacostss riE yr~soy.
An cicer3 connected with the N ~ rsrort FOR
tie future at 5sI prosdwey. Tie kdrt ti and exanin,
Tg surgeon VIII ne astefssnse seo sps o'alo.s ID.
untn four Y. NJ, dairy. by eiesr r6
Tifga hrrgls, xHs.
TILE vogBua0r c5AssErEs.
rhe msI1besc u tss Srs MA loa--vhich 1,s rTsssr
rp and ocasoDas;od into s'oer rssiUeuis--nays .ie
,sany o. paiais relative 10 ns usnner 10 which hey
H. sees ,reAiCa. fhsv state sh a. lts us slx .-ss
,nop sbs u tts svcl ,sy tavs rot Ay u, ~, pui ~
pay. ql3 men q C,yts'5 fVr's c,scapv, vns have
been Consolidated win tho soccat rgns IL lpry9e'r
Yva a. vo~plsin vsfv ~ sr,y rel ri 10 ,-s irs,isr
sryA QUA LlsBs stANray.
This sseanisslIca 10 ge,'m; ssens sp.siy coiore,
Herry r. epsna- N ,1snt, ana rnder - siecIen,
an oocsv there q Ii'us tcub. Of Mt euccens.
T,s BAvERs zouAvRs.
SosennlL J. W Adshs, who orgaOlzsd tho First resnept
~ long Island Volunteers aud commanded them during
no campaign on shs pennsqla, BY. wee sopx xellsd 70