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BIDDEFoRD, ME-, FRIDAY MORNING,

turbins them in the least. A ten-inch
Columbiad came rolling toward group. the
fuse whiuing and smoking. Wonder IT
that'll hit us?' Guess not. we're too near
it. Crack went the shell, flying in every
direction, but fortunately escaping them oil.
The rebel powder was poor, as was also their
shot and shell, except that portion which
they succeeded in stealing before the rebel
lion broke out. Their practice, however,
was said to bc good-how could il have been
otherwise? Uncle Sam taught them at his
unparalleled school at west Point; but with
little thought that the teaching would bc
thus employed
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and moderate pull on the bit, you can raise
both his fore feet, drop him upon his knees,
and let him make few bounds in that posi-
ton. The animal will soon find that he
can't run away; that he is completely in
your power. and by soothing words you will
also be able to convince him that you are his
friend. lie will soon obey your commands.
and viii be afraid ii Jextend himself for run
Within week or two some horses that were
quite valuable animals in respect to every
thing but their bad habits Of kicking and
running in harness, were cured by methods
described above. The experiments are such
us can be made by any person at all accus-
toned to managing horses, and we hope it
may prove scrviccablc to some of our read
ers.-BOsiOn Herald.
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4oetrp.
From tho Pslnesvllle Telegraph.
No Ono to Wait for Tonight.
DY kssIE.


The twilight grows deeper and darker,
And shadows are erowding my room,
For night, O'er the hills, with son iootstePs'
isspreading bis mantles OF gloom
The vay autumn sunset has faded.
Yet the west sill glimmers with light,
But look with sad eyes on Its beauties,
Close drawn 10 my window I'm nestled,
NV cheek pressed AGAINST the cold pane,
with longing my heart for the footsteps
That never will cheer Il again.
Zach r,y thai turn my sad yarln.s,
p,rh oh,s., thai breaks ON INV sight,
o,Iov. thai arc u,s.ed eolily mock me,
Sally ,hs wind. moan ont through the trees,
s,,.,,,v An. d,.a leaves DER the ground,
..,,I..- a., a., a., an. ,r.xsv,,d
r,., ,,,, ON !. a., h.hy n,s..J
n. - ,,o,r,, o,, .o,row wa. n.tshl...
W., -, "A o,,, ba,IIn, from sight
I'm, a.a,h NO, NV last hone has robbed me,
Anu w -" WV y"
No ono 10 come home through the cleaning,
v,,h ,,o,.,.,s Ions, x,i, Ia hear
Ito an. d.,s ,,oom ,ha, .u,round. mo
win LIDd word. and greeting, OF cheer.
No iovsa ope % .oothe NV great sorrow.
n, ,o,,, ma one .,Ie which 1. bright.
m, ~, -, ,h,t NV 81 heart eopDlaInctb.
iha' Nv Nv OA' W '@'' w
,.,., ava. or IN. vi.lon
80 sS.nn,,n,, =, :, a,,o,,d. .w.arv braInp
-, ..~.,.I s.L or .h,,,le
'~ -, a., ,.o,,l., .na .I,I,
-, IN A.. ,,,,,, o. .,a,. a
-, !, g., .,,.,
yN,s.. :, a.. ,,o,rao,i AMI sv,,v
seem horne on the Wild winds tonight.
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l6.3ts

Names proportion Of the army of 5OO,.
600 men authorized by act Of Congress, and
called for by tho President, II to be raised by
the free States and Territories alone, is 49,
767. 1t will be seen that our patriotic State,
although lying 30 far from the seat oi dan.
ger, has contributed 57S men In excess of tho
quota apportioncd to her by the General Gov
ernment.
The elaborate report Of tho Adjutant Gen.
cral, who has also been the Acting Quarter
Master General and Paymaster General of
the State, very clearly aud fully explains tho
large and varied transactions Of the depart.
ments under his charge, and embodies In the
repertory OF facts and figures which Il con.
tains, collected and digcsted from the pspsrs
In his oihce, vast amount Of interesting and
valuable information for the people.
From this report II will appear that tho
county which has furnished the largest mum.
Der OF men for the war In proportion 70 its
population. Is tho one which of oil IL most
remote from tho points Of rendezvous, and
with which the means Of communication aro
most limited. Aroostook county. In the ex-
trcme northeastern part OF the State and Of
the United States, with o population In lSGO
of 22,449, has sent equal % eleven comps-
mics, the flower Of her forest homes, to msin-
tain the Union. This number 10, u 10 be-
lieved,a larger per centage Of tho entire pop
ulation than has been furnished BY any Other
county In New England. 4,
Hereafter, when we shall have rseurned 10
the ordinary avocations ofpcsos, the question
whether this patriotic country shall remain
separated and isolstcd from tho rest Of tho
STATE and from the other States,or have com.
modious scccss TO them only BY avenues
provided through foreign country and BY .
not friendly people. will. am confident, II
our military necesities shall not have sooner
settled Il, receive such answer - will CON.
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, 1862-11-13
FROM. KENTUCKY AND TEN
NESSEE.
GEN, R0SECRANS At NASH
WILLIE,
4 Very Foolish Little Lien.
tenant,

-,
WASHINGTON, NoT. 1.-THE following Tas
received at the hcadauarters of the army to-
49,.
o>s' >,
10 Maj. Gen aa!leck, fieneral~in-chlef:
The following dispatch has just been re-
,e;-o5 tro1, c.n Davies at co1n,ohu=. tsrha
es:.;en es.seu .!o e",a,.ssasa 49, h- pr;r Gen p,n-
som, has proved great success. It came up
VIII co1. Woodrara,s rebel force, 500 strone.
rasr ~as+ co~-etshnrc @ aod aftsr a short eno.1e'
near 9a1le.sea1, 91 Ans h st.es sauls sa@ss ~
FnenS Salea sixteen o' us toep:-a'noas tee"
,no1na;n, nm ca,ta;n md +xo 1;snfen,nfs
lns.uas ~. tat,e. Wv .rastra.a 1I-ana,a 81, tsa;,
and taking t"ens5.hVe prisoners. all tae'r
horses and tiff mules, a 1arge number OF arms
and eonipments. routing the whole concern
.4 .n9 -" ~. o,+ - ~. s.,+s ~ Een.
tuekg. Our loss ~as three klaed and se7en@
, 1862-11-13

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TtfbuEe.1
1sp1AxfoL1s. November II, 1SGa
GEn. Lew Wallace, who was ordered to re-
port to Gen. Grant, md was expecting to take
charge OF Rosacrans' old division, has been
ordered BY Gen. Grant to report to Cincinnati
Why and What for is q mystery to everybody.
The delay in exchanging the Indiana resl-
1aents paroled in Kentucky, arises from tue
want Of prisoners to exchange them fos now,
it being ascertaincd that less than ,Oo Prison
.:rs were taken In Mar, ,!and, iustead Of 10000,
as was announced
The headquarters Ct the 1o:a UaItsd States
Infantry Will sooa be removed FROM this city
10 Detroit, Mich.
Should secrrtary Smith not accept the
United States district jndgeshir, it is sao:sht
that tho president will appoint Jn3se J.
Elicit ct New Castle.
Capt. Bidd,e OF the 18th regulars has bee1
appointed colonel Of the list 1aasaua~ Capt
Biddle commanded the regiment in the ca
::asc1ncnt at Richmond, Kentucky, afttr Col
Tapping was killed.
Dr. Rupert, assistant su.g geon OF the 3o:l
| Indiana, died at Nashville, Tennessee, fev
days since. The esd Indiana, Cal. Williams
will 1eaye tomorrow.
, 1862-11-13

fhe presence OF the whole regiment. GAP.
Rosecr41s' order on the euhiect wzs rcai it
The tead OF the negimca:. johnson was. sect
back Of our lines to report to Gen. Boyle, and
LOUISVILLE. Nov. IA detachment Of
Col. ]. ". Fosters command Left Henderson
On MondaF, and surprised band OF rebel
gue1i1}ss near Madas on7iiie, KY, and Captured
several prisoners and number OF aorscs and
ems-
panic-btricken. our forces sse sill in pnr~
ETft. !:
The southern line Is up, but there is no
news from Nashville
NASHVILLE, nov. 1L-After fa*ign:nE trot
Of forty miles through dnst and smoke, Gen:
Rcsecraus and staff arrived at. Nashville last
night, having left Bowling Green On the cars
at 6 o'clock Yesterday morning.
We mounted Ut 51ttchelIyilie at 9 c'clock,
and halted ut Tsro Springs for dinner, the
only hslr Of The dag. Ne SAW no gnezaalas,
but had one talse aa-u. The forests were
blazing along the route, aud suudry houses
were destroyed The condasgsratIon was caused
by careless soldiers In biyouac.
The stack upon Nashville last week was q
fc;rt 10 attract the attention Of the garrison,
while Morgan made dash At the railroad
bridge. The enemy succeeded in maktnE .
skirn4iehes outside. PAlmeE's brigade lost
twenty three men, Killed and wounded. Some
four Of fire others we're killed. The rebel loss
is rot ascsrtafred. The enemy is still at Muir
freesboro in considerable force, bat Ia still re-
treating buyoud the Tennessee RiVsr, destroy
ing as 1hty 60.
LOUISVILLE. Nov. live havo received
! Nashville papers Of Sunday sud Saturday.
| Gen. Segley Issued the folio Tlug order:
s'In VIEW vi the arrival OF reintoreetneRts. anf
| wishtng1 contribute rt1sf to tne loyal cttiz.a
CT Nashville, by permitting them 20 procure pro
! Visions from beyond the lines, thc proFos1 scas
| ehal is directed 10 Tesume ifHulng pass7a. uudc
dupbteo)y 1o5 al ci.izers. whom he feels nssa-s' "
Will do no f1jn1yt IL the mi'tasy interests od -
| government ~
Gen. McCook arrived at Nashville Frid1s
| ard established his headquarters at qftSas
| nsidence IN High street.
Gen. Negles's headquarters were remove
to the residence Ct the la1e Gen. Iol:ico1ssr:
John Corlistt, aged ni1ety-tour. ~ olu eli
zen Of Nashville, wounded by snleier6 W
lrdke int4, bis prsnises on the night OF IN
1st inst, died OF bis 4cugds or Saturday.
Tnsntr FGattr, Judge elect OF the NAs!.Vl+l
ai-!liet, returned Saturday ttem Camp C7ast
having been exchanged fur Hon. E1*ar
Cooper, She:byyille Tennesseean. Fostt
left for Mchmcnd.
Tsairs continue to run over the Nashvill
| read to MitclleiiEilfe, and work is rrogrtssin
on Tie tunnsl destroyed by the rebels. Fh
blidge over the Frankfort road 1t TIC hel
tucky River, Will be SO far completed t
morrow as to admit passenger trains.
Gen, Whceler, with large force In the vicl
iY of Slunfnrdsvilla, Monday rjgat, vas q
v3rcirg to des,ru; the bridge there. We ha'
adVices from reliable peraou5 WHO came up
silr train to-night. They beard no:hing
Wleeler's presence near Munfordsyille-
, 1862-11-13
IMPORTANT CAPFERE ON TIE
VIRGINIA CUASE.


BALTIMORE, Nov. 1e.-The o. s. gunbo2t
Hercules, Capt Dupgan, ar1issa hsrs th1s 1s
virginia. On the morning Of the 81 inst,
just before daylight, Lent Bsket. Nith an
armed bost'e crew, discovered apa1ty on shore
= small inlet. Finding they were discovered,
they took to their boats and tried to escape
Alter half an hours caase q boat was cap
1ured, which Was found to contain three men
With etgua1 lantens, aags, arns, &c; gne o. !
regular officer OF the confederate States army,
nd = son Of George N. Sanders. Tha Other
It tbe time Of their capture thev were eI'
pecting vessel to convey Major Sanders t.
Europe with rebel dispatches. and we're sig
| Mailing for that purpose.
Two EuglIsh sailors landed from Vesse
| from Hs11fs1, about ten days previously, whic'
| brought over prominent rebel with dispatch
| es for Tie rebel Eoyezrment- The vessel 1hic!
/ WIS to convey tha rebel dispatches to Earop
l >wpa lsinx in about four miles outside, but di:
covering the capture Of Maj. Sanders, It iu
uediately put to sea, ;
, 1862-11-13
the WAR FOR The JNiiGSAA,
REBEL ACCOUNTS FROM THE
FIELD.
What tllcy say Of the
Situation.

FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. 1L-The Rich
uond |Jhig Of the 10Th SAYS: "Gea. n
Dom takes upon himself the responsibility
ct the failure in the las. battle at Co1inth. lie
SAYS it arose from neither the fault Of his oil
cars or men, bu. WAS his Own misfortune. :,
Governor browns annual u3essage Vas read
in the legislature on Thursday. IN special
message lie tskes grounds aG'inst the cou-
script ia9, and submits the supjec5 to the
Ii ejsIature for sction. H.. also recommends
action on martial .aw, ha5n1s corpus. and i'm
preesment Of private property. The excite
Of tile Aholitionists upon Holly Springs Ia;
subsidized. They did not come this side oi
Laman+ Miss.
The Raleigh Register eute1tains no doubts
that movcmeE- is to he made against fhe
railroad running from Wilmington TO Peters
burg, and that Weldon Is to be the po!nt at
tackled. The enemy is within fifteen niles d
Tarboro, 1e,CW strong.
Gen. Hill had dght With the enemy o.
Monday last, in Clarke county. 1a. Tue gene
| raj says the enemy was aoundly thrsshed, ans
driven back i've miles. The fight VAS oas.i
nate md our loss considerable From to To-
fst5tl feanest skirn,,sioe taking place, il is no
! improbable fight may take place at any mo
ment. The present object OF the enemy seem
TO be to cut of Gen. Ise's communication
with Richmond.
The hlockaderS oil Wilmington nr3a up3l
| ard destroyed bark loaded with salt Will
endeavo1ing to run the blockade. Twenty
| thre. Yankees CAME on shore to tblsh THEA
eork, and weru captured and sent to toz
| Fisher.
The boat WIS from Nassau. The Ia1Eee
| have advanced In force urou Highland CuTe
| Va, about fortY miles from 9:auason.
The enemy at Cosinth il largely reiaso:csd
and is to1tif1ipg, entrenchtng, and 1nAkia
| .vtT nreparatipn to hold that place.
re Ricbnond Enquirer Of The 10th say
significant movements are progressing alou
he entire lire Of Gen. Lees army; stirrln
and perhaps startling events seem to be ra?it
II approaching, promising ; sharp and dec
sire winter caInp paigu. ~ q few days consis 4
e:able change VII pso1saonty as axe place ID u
, 1862-11-13


The English aexs by the Nova Scoa1,
scyu.stel from Cape Race yesterday, is ua-
Important, bit sill interesting as furnish
ing one .f Ii: 1}4iekcning proofs Of now the
s:reng and noble defenders Of American
unity ard working 10 convince the Englis;s
sense and justice Of Great Br1tain's true
policy At this time. 4 Singing re'fuEc Mr..
Golden ],11r.s =. the men who are loud
u1outhed for Italian unity while aidsny 70
Eis$cyer these States The argument that
Ergland's intervention would cast l.er in
Fix months sum larger than would be IT.
sltli1cd TO fecd 3.er starving poor for years,
is cf character to reach avery large class
of our English cousins who will yield to
no higher motive. Siiasll has had an IN:
t.rvicv i'll, The Emperor, laa1 with Colo
rads, Jcxe1:, rs the Letter OF the lat.er IN
5o;.n.3 cur readers Yesterday the croa'l
ot Geccc is stcndcrcd 10 an English prince
The discussions ID the Eaga'sia jour
1hls, touching the affair OF Our Adnlir;'
Wilkes, arc char scterized by more tha
z1s,al temper and good Judgment Unat
tl,esc aspects we'll may the hope Of inte1
xcn1icn fade axrJ in ihr minds Of III
1f:!u.1s
, 1862-11-13

SGT, S&I0M0N WILH ENFORCE
THE DRAFT.
Snce5al Dtanatch to the Chicago Tr1hcnel

Especial Dispatch to the ca'cago 4f'nsas.t
1AoS' j." ~ 49, 1 -:
Ihe moo III ozsukee not o'is ues1sosso .ae
nll11a TOLLS ana put s'op ~ 1ne atatl' uul
tteT also demolished houses and Inflicted Il
iu-y m the ;,c,zou5 and property Of 10 al
',;t;,a,e ,1.eon,c 1odye was ci.anea o;,t-
el.1ene' SAASoaAs aso1s "'a ~e" *1t
The house OF Co1nptfottcf Ramsey WIS Threat
cred. On the following morning. 1lth Inst-},
,he cr,rr1 tad incre ,sea. and the excitement
49, e.~.a s1zo..s,,- 49, ,,,a,,
WIS 1ntehsc, tne c.o"o Q" '@!4ns tae. "oa"
not be drafts d. sx companies OF Tue @s-n
re:t::n,7nt have teea sent to put do I'll the mob
1t tie 7,oint Of the ba5oaet II necessary, and
,4;.,r,., IN. draft Ehich ran r..f1i|v nroread,
>n,s .'s >.s] aS.a.'.:a exo,, s,-,,;oat. ro1,,
"Hacat 3csezfnps'oa, 1rou. oePuca<e fo1ss'
Gov Sal1mcu will enforce the laws.
In Washington county the draft proceeded
.,,;.,,7 ~ o,st In. -, T,rsa,r mas 7nto--nnx
Su'e1s ~ n'S'' ~. ~ ~ 4A~' 49,
tcd, aud INC co:nlnlEslo0sr MIS- 1ofcea 10 hee
| fur lis life. United States Provost Marshal
u,1nao, .ui11 evarriso fnr nowe~ tn u,e3}
1Aooe 80 , -s -, -
tAese oisturoahces, aao esuaa oos asi ssaa9s'
| anee to the demands OF the government.
| The tb{ty-eecond regiment, at Memp1t:<
-. D.. -,t.,;oo,, r. .,c4 - 115 Douocr1+
"ene oc4'"..e'a ~ 7'8 ~ ~
/ lSoTE.-"ashlrGtou and oztokce couaels7
IL. in the next tier Of counties above Nil
, 1862-11-13

5r LOUIS, Nov. 12.-AdV1ces received ut
PROSTATE with typhoid fever, at Springfield,
Missouri. Meanwhile, the Army Of the FROM
tier, under command Of the senior officer.
General Vaughn, commanding In Cisy and
Clinton counties, Mo-; Who hss ordered an rs.
Tie former, md &. 100 Oh on those Of tho later
county, for the Subsistence Of the militia
, 1862-11-13

4 tut-lie,stenzut Of kentucky origin and
;3rocliy1ties has stAked his shoulder straps
against the rrcs:lunt's Emancipation Proc
1amation and comes up u heavy loser.
The narrative ef the gticfs Of this small
military martyr w;ll have salutar5 effect
4llrouglout the armies Of .le Uniou upon
all in service who are disposed to set them
selves up in The same Cheap liuc Of noto.
rjcty. The President is Conlmarlcr-iu.
chief. lis Proclamation is strictly NIL
5tsry measure. The army may approve il
Il it wishes and it is doing SO, but take
action against it must none who wear thf
Uniform Of the United Stairs
, 1862-11-13
Matters OF Te-tertia5 In san Fran
GtHG4pr

cisco.
San FRANCISCO, Nov. 12.-BnsiueEs dull.
The recen, ciecovery Of silv.r mines ia M4r1-
pnsa county, etus:s iau2h :ocn excitemsus.
Cpwards Ut G09 claims have been located on 4
]iue thirsy-lve miles long. Some ara partly
opened, from which choice sneclaaas OF rock
have beec taken, which yield $500 per ton,
CITING irtcres' cd pa.'ies much co2tidence in
the value OF the new discovery
Tiers ID such q rage for discovering new
mines, taat coapanies aze organizing aud sell
iu- stuck before development takes place.
Tie mining eon.{mules Organized IN sln
inal car'Ita1 Of so OK, 600. Such specu'e'ious
we're never brtore equaIed, but legssisn AZ
niuing ENTERPRISES arc stimulated Thereby,
and next year promises to be one Of uneza1a
uled acllYlty in actual developments.
, 1862-11-13

The people will receive with Qualification
any plan at tlie hands Of Secretary Chase
Which will operate to kill OF the i'm mense
and daily increasing breeds Of wild cats
aud kittens with which the country are
being flooded They are Of ali 1enonina-
1ions, slalcs aud h'1e5, without the rcmot-
Is. ring ot Il metallic basis in the largest
s,::,rc If them, Let tacm be choked, killed
eff, tEruttlsi ous Of existence by d tlA sui
1;cicnJy heavy to work 4 cu7e- It must bs
do,4e, and that among the earliest p1blit
1ncasurys ftr ,l.:. relief If community.
, 1862-11-13

AlEASfp motiays NOV. ~ 1o42-
The 1emoral OF ajor General Mcclellan creates
3rte.1ee eyc,t1ncut Ac1e Se1Iat0r Harris. In his
1uttl3rr address to the 1Aw students at thu Al
Lazy LaS sc,uul taia he Was crfeEed and indl--
1aut ut his removal. regarding it As fatal mis-
take aud that he had written letter ia General
-h.cclv3:au =tat1ng his ol,l1un.--N y Ti"sts Of
Tut~Ioy-
THIS goes little way toward explaining
q The result in New York" Tuis same
sricvcd and Indignant Republican Scnstor
throughout the war hss advocated and de-
Tended the do-not1ling policy. In Novem-
bcr, 1e01. he did not scrup1e to avoT that
Ac spoke by the card in saying that not
only would there be no movement Of OUT
army on the Potomac tl1atseason, but that
e'thc people would not be consulted in thu
znatter, and would have nothing to say
about it." He was half risht-there was
no movement The people hare lac
something to say about ii, and their yer
dict is against the laggards. But nigh
not the young men OF Albany be under .
better teacher at this time than this grievet
and indignant fossil?