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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-08-09

Ed,' said customer who had just
purchased bottle of old Bourbon from
the jooose apo.heeary who keeps on Post.
Office corner, "can you tell me Why whls-
key always tastes smoky p " 1t is because
it comes in pipes replied the compounder
Of pills.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-08-09

The man who never loved a pretty wo.
man was lately seen by some Greenland
ers going round the North Pole, an icicle
yard long hanging to bis nasal organ,
and sharp nor easter after him, whist
ling, "Oh, never fall in love -
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-08-09

THE ringlealer of j,nprudence, the
heart Of pri.de, doubiy conspicuous in
MI sch-i,ef, Stunned BY the good and
noble, and lcft TO an end Of emu l.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-08-09

respectfully solicit the patronage of
the business men Of this and adjoining
counties, feeling satisfied tina, we can give
satisfaction Doth as to style and price.
NM. TR.NEY.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-08-09
"oTTAT
LIFE PILLs&PHOENIX BITTERs


LIFE pILLs& PHOENIX BITTERs
VNHESE MEDICINES have now been before the
l. publ for period of THIRTY YEA RS, and
during that time have maintained high character
in almost every part of the Globe for their extract
binary and immediate power of restoring perfect
health to persons suffering under nearly every kind
OF disease to which the human frame is liable.
The following are among the distressing variety
OF human diseasesin which the
VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES
Are known to be niallible.
DYSPEPSIA, by thoroughly cleansing the
first and second stomachs, and creating a How Of
pure healthy bile, instead Of the stale and acrit
kind; FLATULENCY, Loss of Appetite, Heart
burn, Headache Restlessness. lll-Tcmper, Anxiety,
Languor, and Melancholy, which are the general
symptoms Of Dyspepsia, " i'll vanish, natural
consequence Gifts cure.
COsTIVENESs, by cleansing the whole
length Of the intestnes with solvent process, and
without violence all violent purgcs leave the bow
els costiye within two days.
re VERS of all XII DDS, by restoring the blood
to regular circulation, through the process oi
piration in such cases, and the thorough solution Of
ali utesti nal obstruction in others.
1he Life Medicines have been known to cure
RHEUMATIs Nj permanently in three weeks
and GOUT in half that time, by removing local
Inflammation from the muscles and ligaments Of
the joints.
DROPSIEs of all kinds, by freeing aud
strcngthing the kidneys and bladder they operate
most eghtfnlly on thc-" important organs, and
hence have ever been found certain remedy tor
worst of GRAVEL.
Also WORMS, by disodging from the turn
ings the bowels the Shiny matter to which these
Creature adL ere.
yCURVY, ULCERS, and INyETER-
ATE SORES, by the perfect purity which these
LIFE MEDICINES give to the blood, and all the
humors.
sCORBUTIC ERUPTIONs and BAD
| C0NrLENlnhS, by their Alternative effect upon
H." Guilds that feed the skin and the morbid state"f
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-25

furifxioLL Asp krsuoli.-Eivin Forrest and Ef
win Booth are sdll performing in New York Another
star has appeared In the dramatic armament OF that
city--hr. Diniel Z. Bandmann, Of whom the Herald
SAYS ''he exhibited an intellectual vigor, . suotlsty, and
q magnetic power over bis audience that are rarely to be
Witnessed nowadays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Williams are at the Boston AtAt.
re In.
Gottschalk has been giving concerts In Providence,
Boston, Worcester and Lawreace.
The boy pianist, Pape, Is giving oonesrh at Toronto,
under the patronage Of hrjor General Sir W. Napier
The little fellow hs been petted and fsted BY al the
leading people In Canada, and has been reoe;vsd at the
residences Of Lord Monck, Lord Frederick PAuiet and
Lord Alexander Russell.
Joseph Proctor commenced an engagement In Yin.
c'nnst, on the llth. J. Wilkes Boo b ID also announced
there.
The Adelphi theatre. Troy, which vas recently de-
s'royed by fee, oost $50 900. and wss insured for only
81. 900 Il was cree ed Ia 1855, and is fist manager
was n. John O. CArliloh.
nov dram,, entitled "Enellnd and Australia" lie In
preparation ut the hontrel theiHe.
Tom Mayuire, Of the ko.rop ,litan, SIN Francisco, has
seesh,p Of the house by Mr.. Casrles fibbttts, who had
it sGea il first opened.
Leaers have been rtc,ived In Nev York announcing
| the loss Of Q vessel (naue 10. stIed) OIL L. way from
| Austrslia 10 the United Sates, with q troup, OF min
sirtls on board. Among lose supposed to bs lost sre
Tom Brewer. D,meres., the dircsr, and John KA5rofi
for nerly viii the Buckleys.
Mr.. Richilgs and daughter are still plying at Roche
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-25

WA: a Delighted nOEssI, the letter uh.oh We pp,-
lsasi yesterday dol EE. y.opslt, to biz d. amelia"
Seward, VII b TO The people Of Earoo% vould bs
worth While for President Davis T. and on, . .oseiL
messenger TO convey !. over, Z .oDDl,,.l, IL, tbs eat
%. Of The Bag. TIE Lad -, "a o,b,. inn,s
O'i'l 'u sns Atlantic, have detected, and
kss G'asssls +" sa--.I,S -ha,h.,
the "Ys- aiu no -.
.kees are a nation Of hArs"-bu: they, perhaps,
.. suspeet .hAi the vile practice Wls eIJoined as a.
oHaL du'y, and nl5s 50 much a par; Of ne easingy
and A., of war IS ammunition or strategy SsHsTi's
asphss wiz enl glssa them on tbs point. Much OF this
vary wing, 100, has been done for the very purpose OF
dscsigiag Europe, IN Uhoss good opinion the Yaokess
ss.esned il the highs: tsiity and homer 20 have a
part. I. EAs no: altogether failed, BAT it has rot
ssOoesdsd in protecting them from general ridi'
euls, dsnuneAioa sJd ecn;e1p;. sin tlere was q
1--we. deep u European t~s.ilDatol for the Yam
kee GJTsrruea. Ald people 10 sick into
AID We think they viii nos nos te long IN
fading Il. 1. il curious to thiak how indsiAdr
gable aud ingenious he rAeIls have been 10
ooinioR AID hsuipg lies about this var. They have pu'
than forth Of I'll shapes, sEs, and color, in season and
ca: Of season, here, thsTe, Ani eVsryUheTs. in print, By
lss,er, and by soseoh lies civil, lies military, hes judi
Cll lies eOclssiastsl-ln prose and pOetry-in hsurel
Of arithmetic and figures Of rhetoriO-onc 81 = tina and
By scores In = bOdy-untl W uOadar as much =! tn
fertility that can Ii, so p'sHiiulJ a. at the Wicksdnes
thal can lie so baely. Poor cid BasbAOan seemed u
prepare the VEy for this solvent Of tbs age Of lice b!
lyla, himself cat Of 0ni's, As vas proved By hs Sore
tsris, Floyd Gnd Thompson, and BY the Commissioner
from Soush CAROLINA. Lincoln came aud led himself int
s.ls. When Ia entered Washington with his persol
disguised, that vas 4 lie Of tbs body. When be took ~
oath 10 support the Constitution Of the United States
thai WAS = Us Of the soul Sinos then What has hs don'
bat let And VIA. have hI secretaries, aud GsnarAl4
and s~ourisIs, and news reporters, and editors done bu
hep hlml Have they ever told one truth ye. Sboc. th
war, IL causes, il offsets, or Ito p~rogreSI Not one
vs verify believe Bls the sutj1 t Is not an i%nVi:inI
Oas, aud lAs reader will doubtless thank rs for dismiss
mo IL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-25
TAIPAYEES.

HolsToS OoNTERESc IA correspondent OF the B bel
writes as follows fr ln Anthems, Tear., utder date Of
O:.ober lSh:
The H'l",on Tpnfsrerce OF ihe Methods; Episcopal
Oau'eo SUN u Gov bo'ding one Of is annual sessions
q; 'hs pAo,. have , messed enough Of lis proceed
iags TO ssis!y As ~Or "a that this bodT IA sound on the
vita qre'u'u of thS DAY. IL is ~ins!itui1g the most
ss'rctiag i41ify r 10 thu pol,icL morals Of Its ueu.
ocfs, aad the count ~ may b assured that no Ua'oWn4
brother vii 10 sea ABROAD ~ an enissNy Of treason to
ia5tgite rebellion counsel With tories and ineite ssryle
iasurreedooa To - body s ems to think tina. . man Who
iiu1Tse to hise ,untry in such q crisis, will not do to trust
10 bic hIeliy y his God and his church, sod that = man
Haess E!n7t lee are With the thieves and murderers
VAC are ssS ing 70 dstroy cur homes and people
would be . lsAfe TO 90 sbou, among slaves. think
that osfsF this Conferences sdjourns IL viii max some
expire ale a OF opinion that u ~niide IL to DO called a
part of he Church S puth." D.. Wiley, Presiden. OF
Ear orr and Henry college, preached the opening ZION
& rsng SHmon," 10 which he proIed that slavery IL OF
EViu establ,h men. aud that all human chjrt1 to sub
vert il are not only uugodly aud wicked, bat mus. fall.
rnI Conference, with the stand It Is taking will prove q
gS a. auxiliary IA re claiming the disaf!cted ct this Sec
Uuu-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-25
CLOTHING FOR THE Array.
October 22d, 1883.

OotooeE AL0, 1904.
To hs Riiior Of hs Whig.
Your correspondent "Bsiford" in his admirable rug.
gestion In the Wing Of the 2lst, has stated q plan
which should meet universal appreciation and prompt &C.
tor, bat he has omitted = source OF immediate supply,
which should be a. once attended to by the courts.
Al every village and eross-rosd, in shops ksps by
dealers of fo,eign and domestic birth, can be found large
quantities Of ready made el,.hing, mostly wooden, re-
tailed and retailing to tia needy ss tremendously exlor-
donAts prices. Soldiers ADd soldiers families are the
principal sufferers, from the oormcrlnt dealer, Who has
doae nothing to the support Of the army or government,
none Of thsa having raised q hand for any purpose bat
to pa. money iato their own packets. Let the county
cours At once order the whole stock to be ssiEsi ard
appropriated to the Instant relief Of the army, allowing
tbs holder . Sufficient remuneration, say one.fourth Ct
the price .. present demanded, which will be AMPLE
Tee writer has seen . slaSls Shlrt held at ten dollars,
which not very long sso would have been dear at q
dollar. Thus the dealer would DO paid and stee pG.
the farmer is not allowed to hold il, but Il Is tAkeD, the
psce is hxsd by the agent for the goverrmsnt,A and noih.
iuy more pAssss-so should /, bo With these sps sulators.
Lst the courts taxa this seton, aud the psop, will up-
hold them, and a bleeding country will 'clIl them
bleIlod." Tlus before q mOa;h has passed away our
band Of suffering ps,rios ON b. comfortably clad, ard
shod, too. if orr magistrates viii only have a little
nerve. New Is a tiue of urgent necessity; done be too
s~erupllous z nlsmsn Of ths courts. shoemkess and
olo,bisrs should bleed = isAe too, As well as
TATPLTEks.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-25
Gen. Stuart's Lats expedition into PsnnsyI.
wanna.

C~AN
wanna.
General Stuarts report Of his late brilliant aud sue
c~essful excursion into Pennsylvania win be read with
interest and admiration. The exploit which It rehearses
vl take It's place in history among the famous fsats OF
war, and, in connection with other achievements, will
give to the daring and skilful young General who con.
ducsId il . name among tie mcst conspicuous and er.
daring Of these evsntful times. But the chief grshAeG
don which The public will be sp. to derive from 1t must
arise from the demonstration i. affords that, in this mode
Of warfare, the enemy are at our mercy, and that It may
be resorted to At any time for purposes of reprsal or
retaliation. The enemy are absolutely vithou. the power
Of preventing or guarding against Il, and 1t may be
pushed to any dssirsbls extent. Such an expedition,
sent forth for purposes of destruction only, could main.
ard could inaics damage beyond calculation. If sent
GU. for purposes Of capture and booty, the material on
which to operate would always be near at hand and
plentiful. Nor could the enemy rstort such acts upon
us with any injury to US or advantage to themselves at
all comparable with what they would srffT, for our Dor
dsrs are already raysged, and our cities and towns too
distant, and too far apart, for successful operations
sEains. them. They could not even subsis. themselves
from their ~robberies, and the attempt 10 carry subsst-
ence with them would destroy the celebrity Of movement
without which such expeditions cannot be successfully
conducted. We again suggest the attention Of the Gov.
ernmept 10 this IS one means Of retaliation upon the
enemy when they attempt to iutrodaos the lswless and
savage system Of war contemplated BY Lincoln In his
late proclamation.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-25

FsoN NAsavLLE.-The Fsderai'tS at Nashville are
pluud. ring tie ooua'ry within ten or d tee1 m'lei Of the
city. Their ~fcraging parties 90 oui In force to the hou o.
of cltiz ms ard take everything they have 10 the way Of
provision. Tasy are literally devastating the couatry in
every direction. Tue people OF that portion Of tire sac
ara Intensely Southern in their ieeiags, and ara wiiliog
to do uy;hiug TO aid in relieving the State OF The oaads
of plundere.s o. N,slVile, il tbs Government will give
them the mems and thu opportunity of 90 doing. A
foras ought to be sen: into Middle Tennessee immediate
" 20 regain poss ,ssiol of that portion OF the State
Tie enemy, no long since, went GU: to David d
ycGavock's, near n lshvlls, took eishtg-.wo negroes, all
Of his cora, wheat, bacon aod household furniture, aud
u vas thought " ,uld burn his house. They went to Gen.
Harding's, shot bis deer, took the hind quirters TO town
and lef: the bal,rcs. Tlsy also shot bic buffalo and took
a ou,n.ity Of bis fIs sock. They are takipg the fIe
blooded sheep Of Muk X. Oockrsll, which aga worth
from twenty to Atty dollars q p,r, and u,iog them for
food. Tley are doing around Nashville what Pope or
deIsd his msn 30 do 10 Vrsiaia, for which order be and
ali the Officers under him we're declared by our Govern
mant 10 be outlaws - ChdttI IN oya R.bs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-25

A kYsTIRIous PLRAGsAPa III, w Ishington corres
pondsut Of tbs Nav York Herald writes:
Tn, PROPOSITION submitted to the GJvesnmsnt in 70.
gard to Bringing into p~rscticil ase the staples OF the
South, with q view to reduce the rate Of foreign e1-
change, and enable tho Government to ply interest IN
coin on is public debt, silenos all o'snors Of the manu-.
featuring interests abroad, and give TO tho people Of the
South a pecunisry interest In the maintenance oil this
Gogernment has received the most faVcrablo consider
alton. Il Il understood that the President aud Secretary
Of tbs Treasury favor the scheme; bot, unfcr .unately,
before /. was presented Mr.. Seward mad already promised
to foreign Cover msnts thM q Different policy, leading
TO the same heaef e to them, bu: without. he PANS bsn.
ea:s to Us, would be adopted. The z aglish prefer Mr..
Stewards promised system, and there Is some difficulty
In changing froot 10 fscs OF the enemy. Tho necessities
Of the Treasury, hoxsvBr, should overrii ID all technical
oil clions. Too cotton Is ready for delivery. The own.
srs will DO gid to got grenbsek, for i. They will
will rl,ce Il IL position to DO rsair,d, and, und,r the
ssltms nov presented, L. cll b brought to a Norihsrn
port and sold In sreh q manner as 10 enaole the Gov
ernmsnt to obtain eIShinge o; coin sufficient for all its
p1rpcscs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-25
HxAD'Qas DIPr. OF EoKrHrRx Va,
October Is b, 1852.
General 8. Cooper,
lSignedl
HsADeuARrERs ARMY NORTHERN VIRsIsrA,
Camp pear Winchester, Va, s.h 0St., ls6

HEADoUARrnRs Army NORTHERN VlRsISIA,
Camp pear Winchester, Va, sh OSt, lsos'J
M,jor General J. 3. B. STUART,
Commanding Cavalry, ID.
GrxxRAL: An expedition into Maryland With O dst,ch-
msnt of Cavalry, II it can be successfully executed, Ia
., this time desirabls. You viii, therefore, form q de-
aohmsut of from twelve TO fifteen hundred well mount
ed men, suitable for suoh an expedition, and should the
information from your scouts lead you to suppose tnst
your moyeuen can be- concealed from bodies Of the en-.
envy that would be able to resist il, you are desired TO
cross III, Potomac above Wiliamsporh leavs Hagers'
town and GreepcAste on your right, and pr ,ceod to the
rear Of Onambersburg, and endeavor TO destroy tn, rail
road bridge over the branch Of the Ooncochesgue-
ANY other damage that you can inhict upon the eriemy
or his means Of transportation you will also exscut a.
You ara desired to gain all information OF the POSITION,
force, and probable ~intsntion Of the enemy, whi'h You
can; aud in your progress into Pennsylvania, you will
take measures to inform yourself OF thu various ro''se'
that you may take on your return to Virginia
To keep your movement secret, it will be necessary
for you to arrest oil citiz ,s that may give Information
TO the enemy, and should you m,et with ciezsns OF
Pennsylvania holding State or Government offices, 1t
will be desirable, If convenient, to bring them with you,
tha. they may be used as hostages, or the means OF OF.
changes 70, our owu citizsns that have been carried Oh
by the enemy. Sucl persons will, Of course, be treated
With all the respect and confederation that circumstances
will admit
Should It b, in your power to supply yourself with
horses or othr necessary articles on the list OF legal
captures, yoa are authorized to do so.
Having accomplished yout Grand, you will join this
army as soon a. practicable. Rhiancs Is plsoed upon
your skill and judguen. in the successful execution Of
this plan, aud Il u no. intended or desired that you
should jsopardiz, the safety OF your conu'ad, or 90 far
ther than your good jldgusn! and ~prudsncs may do
tate.
Colonel Imboden has been desired to attract the at
IGNITION Of the enemy towards Olub srland 50 that the
river between tina, point aud where you may re oross,
nay be less gus.dsd. You will, OF coarse, keep out
your scouts, to give you Information, aud taxa every
other precauiioa 10 secure the success and safety OF the
expedition.
Should you b, led 8, far east, as to make l! better, 10
your opinion, to continue around 70 the Pot2nse, Jcu
sil have to cross the river 10 the vicinity OF Lesblrg
IAN, with g,eat respect
Your obi ser Eant,
(agned) LEE
General.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-25

the rsIrOad for Ia protection, thereby weakening The
dsfsrces of the cities and opening the way for attack
Indeed, We have pretty good information that an attack
on the former Of these cities may be expected now al
most any day, unless ths miscarriage Of the affair 3.
PocotaIigo shall delay It. Charleston IL the special OBJ
i,c. Of malignant and rsvepgsful desire on the part Of
the enemy, and they win make 4 desperate effort to take
IL. Their preparations are Of the mos. formidable charac
ter, and 1t Is not impossible they may succssd, but not,
We venture to say, until the gallant city Ia q mas Of
ruins.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-25
(agned)
r q. OnL1,s, A. A. Gsusral.
HnApo'Rs, CAvALkr Division,

Ootober Sh, 1859
Soldie1-You are abou. to engage In a enterprise
which, TO insur, success impsratvely demands q. your
bands, c,olnss, dession and brlvsry-impltcit ooedi'
euoe to orders, without question OF cavl, and the strict
az; order AMI . o,rieiy on tbs march and 10 blvouio.
The destination and extent Of this Expedition had
better bs KEEP. to myself than known to you. sifnoeit
to say, tha. With the hearty cooperation OF oih,'rs and
men, / hlvs no. Q dolbi OF It's SUCCESS SUCCESS which
will rsa,os ore lit In the higAs,. dsg'e, upon your
arms.
The orders which ars herewith published for your
government are absolutely necessary, aad mul! bs rigid
y enforced.
(SiyreD J.E. b sruARr
hsiot General Com'd's.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-25
II. Coz, or nourh C.rslina.

Tbs rspuls Of tbs Yankees on the Ooas. Of South
OuoHlG, Is reported BY ~tslsErAgh mora fnly this NOM
Ing. sssuI 10 have bean Sitse = Handsome and spirited
H.ts AnAir. Tbs pol1t Of attack vas ABBA, sky miles
from CHARLESTON and forty from SETAaaAh. There night
have bean . real purpose to ssiIs aud destroy ,hs rail-
road, and tAuS Gu. OF In,Sfeouns 6sScSn ohArisasOn
-sOd ssEsnnAh, bus the more proSASlsA oSisos vAs-to
draw o. troops iren thSss ctbs and scatter them Long
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-25
CLOTHING POR THE ARMY.
DEPOT ARMY COMMITTEE 7. n. O A.
Axp IInIza, RnIpIls'a AIp aocIEfY.

AND LADLn3 bOLDfnHE ND boCIHf,
Richmond, October s4th, is2
nar oONNITrEE VIII receive at their Dsp0t, corner OF l0h
srd hank streets, whatever contributions In ~elottiay, lsSh a.
bl.ntets. coy.rleb, lhoes, soekf, coat, pants, shirv, r., the Gill
IsnI nay furnish for ns purpose, and forward thsn wherever
tasy are ms needed. q
can Tor he confor, and health o. our dsfsnde In the Dell:
Wh-P. M1hYQap,
%, s-ie, chAkusn
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-25
NOTICE..

TyHE Annual Mseti- a CT the stc <holds OF TIE VIZ dn,A Geo.
j. TIL Ra lfosd oonI anT, viibs held In the City o. picansid,
on Tlrrpdsy, III. 81 b hoyeut er, 1854.
The att niion OF tn stockhsiders y esllsd TO The .olosing er.
ira g. n the b LAW OF the oot1psuy.
All pcNs'fo Tap -esent atoctholders 81 = general meeting.
Ihal BE- IN -riiing, and Sgos8 By The ps-s;n thu, Transferring he
poser PsrEeIshipI ma. 'isl 10 the name Of tht pl~r;nerstip 50
the tlsnAture OF eife- m moer Of the ar snail ba valid. No
proxy sh2i! b, valid, gysa more than sixty dsy Q nor 10 VI,
nseieg Of tn OorpArY
40 oxy for irciviiasi rocihoiden shall pas re. zriogp
or re us'ins from the nsstns. oftae Company, us!ess he 10 ku
sKA ssoekh0lier."
GARRIfT, Isssssrs.
cmcs Va ce1trL pafro1d 90 4
bissmond. Oct 20, 1854. oS2i-d
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oTPIoR VA. cINraAL x. 20.

September 1lth, 1854.
NHANdE OF SCHEDULE The folio wing trains viii e.
be run on til, road on AID after Monday, septen- kkk4k
Der 18th:
The NJ Il and Passenger Train lsayins ki. bmond Al 7 O'Clock
A. N. ~ taunton srd interme ia;e points daily, returning will
leave stauat<n ct $50 oGl. Ok A. NJ, aud arrive 10 RiehmoEd a.
sis p. n.
III. Accommodation Passenger Train, leaving Richmond 81 $50
p. n. for Gordonsvfls and inter mediate pc ns daily, Sundays eK-
eep,e !, returtlng will leave Gorionv.Ie sse oclsek A. n and
arrive IN Rishmoni at - O'Clock N
The Ssl and Passenger TT sn West Of stsunton, leaving stsun.
ton a; $50 A. N en- Tuesdays, Ihurrd rs and estu' days, and 70.
,urnlag the same DAYS. Ihe Nall Trsia connects with The Orange
aud Aie,sndiis Ms Train at GordossVIie for Culf eper, AID at
ChariottesyE fr L,nchburg Il connects a. etaunton With EtGse
Lines fr Lexington, Hsrriso6burg and point. further North. Fer
ysut, TRAVELLING In FRA; clUs cars vii pay ful fave
The Ere sht T ain leaving Richmond daily, sundays executed, 81
$50 A ST., aud sagn.cn for the wsst AZ $50 A. N. on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and saturdays TIE tza.ns vii not run West Of MI
boro.
Throush tickets to L~ynehburg for white parsons, % 2S for ser.
wants, and for children under q years Of age, u, can be obtained
Of this once. n. u. WgIrCoh9,
SEQ General superintendent
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-25

NTANTRp.-A youth between II and 5 yeau Of sss, WIN
w 4 rood r. 9Th edu,at 81, 10 learn the Prioisg husinrs.
ois whose parent, 70 IDS vtthii The q y preferred. A2siy ~
tween IL and IL o'clock. .. thL On "a o"-u
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-25

MOBILE, October 24sh.-rhs Advertiser and Register
has a despatch, dated Holly Springs, o;tsber Is. The
troops ct that point had that day been reviewed BY Gen.
Price, and presented an admirable display Of military
discipline.
Reliable intelligence has been received that fresh
F deral levies are arriving At Memphis In considerable
| numhera.