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FARM FOR SALE Ar
"a u @ ITO ~

he suoScrber being infrm is desrons Of selling his Ra
% a personal property and viii sell tho same al auction
w TUESDAY, DEC. ?, 1862, AT O'CLOCK. A. NJ,
sla Farm Is situated in the north part Putnev VI
my SITUATED and contains about 100 acres Of rooI
oS'land ABOUT 70 acres Of handsome Young Timber
SOU supply q Fruit Also sail ttrm Cottage Io,se
other ont buildings al in good repsir N'~S "'
Nv IeF M, maze very easy III Refer to Maj J. Page
80 itsll hlh ApIint or any acquainted with The
%t q me subscriber POSSESSION given on short No
re- ies. PEHaoNAL PROPERTY consists Of Cow 3 Year.
l1s = calves Breeding Mare With oa two var oIs
M wearing Cot four months old dcot, ~ Mo-
m 80 neek Hawk Also, all the Farming Fools ustlall,
"@'''SN % arm and anantity'of hay and straw
-, - DAVID FOSTER
Putney, Nov. 10, 1852. asa
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STATE or vERMoyv. , ri, 1ron

sara OF V VERMONT, I The Hon Probate Can't
Isl ~ WESTMINSTER, s, for said District 10 sg
lsos interested IN the Estate Of NATHAN H. HALT
Ix-l,,-eas NJ is..Au' Greeting
eheieiS' an instrument purporting to be the ast Vii;
t testament 81 SAID deceased and e0jicil tberets ba
'eea presented 70 sad court by Elizabeth r. Han tha 49,
therein named Tor probate YoR are hereby nofisI
mat tAs court viii decide spoD the probate OF said if
neut az the session thereof be held az TIC Inn 81 Il
Nhaer IN l'ocklaghan, in said district on the 6rst W.
nesiay Of December, A. b lse2 when ana where xa ~,
Be beard ia the premises if you see IT. 'u may
Grafton, Nov. q, 1852 " III Is
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REJoIcING.-There has been consider
aoie rejoicing an some places at the removal
OF Gen. Mcclellan. We learn that FEAS-
CHS DANIELS, ESQ, of Grafton. Illuminated
ms residence on Tuesday evening, in honor
oil the event. At Nerwalk, Ct, a national
salute of "a guns was fired, and in Rhode
Island, Gov. Spraaue ordered salute of
100 guns, in honor of the promotion of
Gen. Burnside.
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STATE OF yERninNr. :, H. L.. p-.,----,.--

> I a z OF EEs NONT, ! The lion p-ohota l,o,-,
9t "tSAas sNfER T. s. for said district To nj,
tsoLa interested IN the Estate of JAMES o. nONNEII
Mhs-aSs ~ i - sil bisttlcR' Neeeased Greeting.
eies.s an Instrument purportiGg to be the last will and
et o. SAID deceased has been presented to tho CONT
i w PROBATE f0u are hereby notified that this court
~. eqe upon the probate OF said Instrument at the SEES
3on taeFeoI 20 be held at the Inn OF X Wilder In RocL
N sai district on tne Lrst Wednesday Of Decem
~ a. y looz when and wilers You may be heard In the
Grafton, Nov S, 1852. ~ n
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STATE OF yER,FOvT ~. =.

p1Sr 90 E-sN.'AO y A me lion Probate Court
HASf- or WESTMINSTER, S. s.. for To
persons Interested in the Estate of BENJAMIN pEs1fS
late OF Nindham. deceased tss-.i'' - .
1ou are hereby notified that this court VIII 5ecie -,
tue allowance Of the account Of Henry NJ Ben,s i
traitor Of said estate, decree distribution Of a;J
70 be held at the Inn Of A. X Wilder In Iostirs5, ~
9er, eSlict on the first Wednesday, Of December A D.
w 5oa are iuItner notified that said court viii make
MY aPolnt commissioners to said widow her
~ tie req estate Of said licensed the same session
premises if you see it, BESJ "a nv ~ ~, ~ 'he
Grafton, Nov o. 1862 ' AZ e ~
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Inc storm still continues at O'Clock p
NJ, and no signs OF its ceaeing.
IN ndlil;on to che above. we learn ,b,,
befaba, private in the Saxron's River
f1sht Infantry, was accidentally slo, in
the ankle, few days since, while hanS,nr
revolver, The bali had net been extract.
co. and II was thought the surgeon could
not get It out, and that it would have 10 b..
iei' to work itsell out. Another private in
the hatland Co, we believe, was also wonnd.
ed IN the hand in similar manner.-Ep.7
Just before going to press we received
the following from member of the Sax
tons River Light Infantry, which gives
fuller account of the accident TO Daraha:
CAMP VERMONT, Va
Nov. 10, 1862.
FRIEND SwAIN;-1ou viii see by this
that we are continually on the move. We
only remained two days at Camp Seward,
when we were ordered TO pack up and
march. We left ON the ID inst. for this ea,nn.
We are located about three miles south of
Alexandria, and in sight of the city. One
OF our company Mitchell Baraba from West. |
minster,l met with an accident on the 81
inst, while out on picket duty. He had
revolver and letting it fall to the ground, it
discharged and the ball lodged in his ankle. |
lie was Immediately conveyed in the am
ouanee, to camp. The ball has not vet
been extracted, and il is feared that lbs
Rms VIII have to be anputated. As to the
SICK ones, think there are four in the hos
pltal from our company, aIthous Ii not Gen.
'ldered dangerous. Those in the hospital
1ow are the following: w. j. knight, A.
Hall, W. NJ. Erving. NJ. Baraba. Two or
hree Others are off duty. Tie weather
las been quite cool here for week past.
nd on Friday last we had a severe snow
torn which was equal TO anything you ever )
ee in old Vermont. The prospect now
'oks as though we were going TO stop some
me- as we are getting timber fer cur hu,s :
II winter uses but sill the scene changes j
often In war time, and we may be or s
cred to march ere long; and even now, a
amor IS in circulation that the 18th ald
i'h are going back to Washington to do
aard duty this winter! and so it is, first
ie story and then another,-anytling for !,
Iittle excitement. There are three forts
course Of construction near our camp. !.
ID our boys have little exercise with The h
pick and spade" Oar food is very good g
W. considering all things. More anon. .;
l.. C. d. g
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Lo cal Nj auxerS.
Book rsaa,nw.

We would announce to our readers that
we have inside ARRANGEMENTS by which we
src prepared to receive all kinds of book
binding. The work will be done in the
rnest superior manner, and we are ouite
sure will give satisfaction.
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sTATN % We v oNr. No. lion proa.le a.

LIST OF WESTMINSTER, $. for said District Io All
interested in the Estate Of CHANDLER MAYNARD
late q Londonderry, ia said district deceased
n-l,sroag a, ;. Greeting.
uese' an instrument purporting be the ,ast will anil
OF sal deceased, has been presented 70 the eoIrt
10y ~ Lucy Maynard the executrix therein nanel fr
P9oae ieu are hereby notified this court wifi 10
u2on Ihe PROBATE Of said instrument at the sessien
l, % ge held at the inn Of A X Wilder in Rockine
nam n sad district the arst "Wednesday ~ Decrn,b
ises il you fit HENT a. M = ~ p the paehi'
Gkii. on Nov. ), 1852 az l;' IA
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conn. REER MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE co,

me members of this Company are notiai that an
~ % eeh lnoae on all prgminm in force on tho
~ ay OF Decsm9s 1851 Of three Per cent to he rajd 10
he Treasurer, at Rous Fails on or befre ih , Nv -
January next. Z II Viii fsa,5 s's :, lrsV Jay OF
Bellows Falls, Nov. 12 1862 ~ a. isf'
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OUR LOCAL SEcEssIoSrsrs.-Tbe So
esh N Tins place are glOs,ing ozer the state
. s IN New York, and boasting that
Seymour will recall all the New Yorz.
troops from the .. S. service Gust as if he
s'aa TIE power to do iiD and that. that sw;l
si"Ae quite a bele in Lincoln's army
''AOor IS no such fool, and as for these
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-11-14

Misunderstanding recorde SO MANY
iatal cases of this disease in other ,o,,, 81
the State, 1t is with much fear and dread
tha' we hear of it nearer home. We learn
that the wife Of Mr.. Alanson R.,as of
flymouth, has finally recosered from il ac.
ter long illness. She was FIRST taken II
Tue JOINT OF the fore finger of the left hand
""ich had previously bee1 bruised enough
10 take OF lhe skin. Her fuger swelled
and then her hand and forearm. Next she
was attacked in the throat, and for four
weeks was unable to articulate loud word
r"ur children in Mr.. Bates family have
had the same disease and all recovered
we believe they were all under the medi-
cal care and skill Of DIR. Scott, who has had
several cases Of this kind of late, one only
proving fatal.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-11-14

nome rebels, we trust the Lord w;l sn,re
their Improbable lives at least i'm s,vn,,.,,.
IS governor of New Yo,k, when some of
'hem may possibly see to what extent tle,
have been deceived.
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srArE oF yERMoNr rbe IL,

500 n OF Err MONT, The Hon Probate Conrt
nlsI' on WESTMINSTER, s. for said District To All
persons interested IN the Estate of RUFUS lAWRENrF
late Of v ndham, deceased go; -. ~
ao are hereby notified that this court will decide ,p
we allowance Of the account Of Martin r. lawrence ad
H-Ilor Of said estate, and decree distfittan al sld
among the persons entitled thereto at the session.
mercer 20 te held at the Inn of Wilder in Rockin,
nam ~ said district on the first Wednesday Of Dec.mbeI
ises if you fit BENi N m II " p e plehr
Grafton, Nov. ., 1862. 4fffz
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N otice

ne annual meeting of the Connecticut River sipt.t t
su'ho, pany will be holden at the Office Of th c,
pans ~ Bellows Falls, the FIRST Wednesday Of ia.y
At ~ ocoek T. W.. for the election of Directors ~ ~ n
company, and the transaction Of such other "a y
be deemed necessary A . ,t,aIpDEi 'Ss ~ ma!
Bellows Fails, Nov. A. 1862 I 20 % y
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-11-14

LIE LEeIs1ATuRE.-The Legislature is
sun at work, mainly on the statutes. The bin
70 re-organize the congressional districts. we
oelieNe has been dismissed, SO the Districts
will remain as they are.
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6OO.OOO Male or Eemale

4sz e. vii. rSAJ --ar- GO
To sell Llyod,s New Steel Plate County coorei Man
o. rue United states Caaadas, and Nov Bruins wick
oo dgn teeent surveys completed Aug 10 1862 cost SEA
wy 10 engrsye Il, and one YEARS. time. -
superior 60 any so mapeyer msda by Cotton ar Mitchell
sna sets ~ the ow price Of ty ranes Ar
IL Is not only County Map but /. Is also County ana
a ioad Map Of the United States and Cnnadas eorhsS
" eu every iroad station and distances between
.etse any woman or man 81 70 So per DAY and win
e. wv Av'i
sead for 81 worth totry
our agents. 800 'AtS"e1 ~
Observation-Disclosures Agents for our Maps IN every sta,a
Naiornia, CaHGdn, Eagaud France aut Cnla As,rsrns
may DC made with small capital No compettion
J. i, LLOYD, No. 1fi broadway ssew York
lne war department uses Map of Virginia Mariana
sua cost @0Ot0O which marked Aute-
tam Greek, sharpsbnrg. Riliamsport Ferry Marylnr1
psnts, hhoreersyie Noands Ford aud others on the
anu every other place in MARY land yirfinn c,d
pennsylvania, or money refunded.
LLofDS TOP0aRAPETGAL MAP OF KENTUCKY
OHIO, INDIANA and ILLINOIS,
lne only authority Of Gen Buell. and the War Depart
p, aoney refunded to any finding error in it,
From The Tribune, Aug q
HLLoYDs Mar OF VIRGINIA, MARYLAND, asr pysssvv.r
MIhe Map is very large its coat il fut * cants -
Is the best which can e.porchase8. ="
LIoYDs GREAT MAP OF THE Miss,ss1pp1 R,vrpr~o, -.
80 sNtse9 p " uapts Bsrt and Vim. Bowen. Ns-ssirrs
- $780, % 81 ioVAs No, shows every Ilan rs plantation
uefs name from 81 Louis to the Gulf az Mas,co
LOU miies-esery sand bar island town landiny ana III
- nlies pack rom the risercoored in counties and
hheh, with rollers Ready Sept 90 -
NAVY DEPARTMENT, Washington, Sent. az 1892
j. T. LLoYD--.sR. Send me your Ma,.of ~ ,s;,...
iuFer, with price per hundred copies Rear fb.s
u DAVIS commanding the Mississippi squadron il anthem
eu 70 purchase as many required for use of thai
squadron. -
tsi-sSl GIDEON WELLEs, Secretary az che Navy.
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Prinier Avnnted.

A good printer wanted Apply al this
aStice.
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List Of Letters
DISSOLUTION.

~ eopartnership heretofore existing seon the sub
- screers under the hpm of Merrill 4 ,sipner i this
uy usso!Ted by mutual The affairs Of The corr
IN r. W e''ea at the rooms formerly occupied by Mer-
- " AN'""er' N. h. MERRILL
Springfield, Nov. 10 1862. - on AZ En-
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SUDDEN DEATH.-On "Wednesday of
.as' week, Mr.. Morris II. Hatch who lives
n the north part of Reading, went ont :,
we morning and caught his horse which he
sed 10 the doer, when he fell dawn in n g,
% apopiexy, and died at o'clock in the
g afternoon of the same day. He was about
81 years of age.
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4 MAsoNIc.-At the annual communica.
ion OF Mount Lebanon Lodge, Jamaica, OF
and A. Masons, held on the Sd inst. ;he
oilowing officers were elected for the year
ensuing; J. @. Shumway, NJ; Park Da-
Fls'S w; Geo. Forbes, j. W; c. Wa
erman, Treasurer; S. n. Wilder, Seere-
airy; I. W. Howe. S. D.; j. w. Kelley.
A d.; w. w. Fish, Dr., A. Howe, Stew
Hrds; IL. Ellis, Chaplain; NJ. Livermore.
yer. After the election, L. Howard, d.
r. NJ, being present, installed the off.
GERS elect.
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alpREp LAWRENCE Of Windsor VT, and Miss JuLIA
" COOSE OF panesan0iio o.
Ia perhiusyllle, OF ny Res NJ o,suorth. slpl7
Of Springfield @
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One Day Oniv.

10y business VIII ohlige me 10 on the first train
main unsold 49, i'e wat fuFs re
sly ouJect IN this raid islst To see my family "a
10 see my euaomers and 3D. To give them facilities c.
examining thh choicest furs from one of the hest
"a boston VIII exchange Furs for old ones or
Ne ola ones TO make sell set as W nv smnn
alFanee from cost thus really giving You better ofna
ny pt gpoa bargain than viii be likely to ocenr again
TINS season. Please remember the day and give me call
=, - Respectfully, &, NJ KEYFs
NO 10 Hanover Sss Boston, Oct q, 1862 al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-19
Rumors About the Recognition Of the
Southern Confederacy.
INTERVIEW or SLIDELL WITH NAPOLEON.
Napoleon said to bein Favor of Recognition
SPEECHES OF LORD PalMERSTON AND Mr.. R0EDUCK
C,aE RACE. Monday. Aug. 10. 1902.

CAPE RACE. Mondey, Aug 49, ltb!'
The C1nard steamship Europa, from, Liverpool,
Saturday,, oh inst, via Queenstown, Sunday, lOtn,
passed THIS point at O'Clock this morning, en- route
20 Hujifax and Boston. She was boarded by the
Aesoci ted Press news-yacht, and Eer newfplper
dispatch obtained.
The steamship Persia, from kew-York, arrived al
Liverpool on the 9Th int.
The steamship Boras,ia, from New-forh, arrived
at Cowes on the 7th, en- ronte " Hamburg
It il stated that Sidell had an interview win thc
Emperor Napoleon, upon whom he urged the recog'
u,tion Of the Southern ContedeTacy al indeT pendent
power by the Government Of franc. Nnloieoh Is
aid To taye admitted the c)eeucy Of the ast u'"ehls
held forth by : ideil m favor OF such confse On.
i'd that the create barrier 70 the recogn! ION {"
the Souih has been the obJcc,i ms % Eu5l .id.
Lord Paimersion, in Is eteeeh delivered al nhel-
field agdin advocated non.lutrricrcuce IN AnerlcAh
aififa. Mr.. Roebuck also made speech on Tue
s.sle occasion, hut took opposite we" from th"t
of Lord PhiuerstOn and urged the claims 81 inc
Southern Coniederacy to BE- such as enrtld th~m 10
c8ul'!on ~ Eas land as an independent Govern
meuf.
Another account rays hat tie Rebel ENJOYS al
Pan, ard LONDON had demanded the recognition oil
tue southern Coni.delacy
IL is aid that England refused the demand, cut
Frauce mad Dot yet rel lied.
The Paris BOurse clOs~d very dull on SatuIual ;
Reni.s Were quoted at otr. &c.
NorsAt thi. point o. the dispatch the telegraph wna'
est Of mh-f.t No,s Scotia failed to work a On" operator
a. poo 10. line bot h0pes to be sOc to OBJ
tiia tb. remainder to morrow morning
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leg and arm Slightly Wounded-sergesnt Ivory Emerson
hip, Jos-ph Bro,s. avn; Ambrose a Foster ear Edwin
A innr ler: Henry Pratt, hands David H. stc.son hip;
samuel t. Stevens FOOT Greeulie Sawyer hand; Charles
Richard on, TIP. -, ~ A., ,.,-
on ded j., lnpe. Spveeiy-CorPoral Cyrus l. Lord, jaw
Rob.r, Bi.bee thish; Eh.ha i. Bsbe-, les RI rain n.
Bason, Appleton d. H shoulder heias y hS.i',
Edssrd Keri.en len shoulder. Slightly Woupdei-Jsllrs
W.lch arm. C.s,us o Roberts leg Ferry r. Davis thsh
He.ry s Csbb side w. D. Ripley arm.
ccsPasY k-CsPt Geofss H. rye wsnnoev 70 al
s.gesnt Jonathan Ns. log and snse Corporal D,phnus
B. Bcxnrl neck; Joseph o. Coliry foot slightly o" osd
Coynori r0oma A. Thoru breast; John X. Merrill mouth
Hoace Cobuin mouth Hewit &. B'ey thigh. Alone
g. Fr,t de- h.u.ton BOND. side; James H. fio. head
George 4. Wymsn, arn. an a.,
P'S-T6erc went into action Col. Beal, Mayor
Wa ker aud STAT officers, 70 commissioned otiieeff,
mud iOi enll.ttd men.
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Fgew GEN. p9PR,s ARMY.
Corsiuued frem First Page.

n the sct Of placing in position section OF one OF
bis own lie Asserts positively, and nc seems 10 oc
q man % yerdcity, chat Jackson lad but t"o oaV'
tertcs on the ield hut that they were divided mo
seven .ec,iOns, which lei to believe they mad as
I7ny batteries. Major Andrews admits their los
e. be- very heavy and ssys il Is quite posH'Die u
re schei in killed and wounded 2,0o1 lie comm
nents tie Captains OF the 4th ana Oh maiAe pa
tsrie., aud says their am was terioiy "ctuI' 20
shell i,ofu Capt McCsiiya Battery, the Gun liant
killed Gen. Win0er while be was IL LIS ao' VI 'is
nahnr .o- rc-CntOrceMen's. nd,
How econ We NC TO advance beyond Inc ns!ioan,
AMI again commence 0renhlNo "o'c'.0 ~ " ~
allowed 70 sew even if knew, which 90 rot Gen.
Pc . s. ori,luol rnus were euufeit brcheb up Oy
JscL,,, A. n ,,nucs now tue battle was about Il
dr,,,Un ,.,tp. Poe certainly WON no iiurcts, ehd
J.ck-cH dt not display his usuai hodness AMI visor
I, he had one so The army OI Virginia would not
have dad an existence to-i"J' ,
Ia the RON below me iies wounded Young Rebel
rolr,er non Western Virginia. III is a very hand
.ou,e, lattlngent fellow, ut a Rebel 10 tue core.
Alihyuea dangerously wounded, and by enc or two
@. oar surgeons pronounced beyond the point o. re
,ovcry fe mi m,uicSts us Ia'rod 10 The Yankees.
800 e "a his old school companions who remained
leyai, auc arc row III lie lst Va. Cavalry ttniOnl
Csise III 10 s7e him Tins morning. lie appeared nuc
yfs.t,,d zee them but sid he cid not Ia the eaSi
nsre. having j0iuea toe Southern caise. lie said
thai a-S.ry al WAC went Win him IRON l. AT p0rlou
o. Western Virginia we're eltaer dead Or wounded
s4G thal he Will TO bc numbered among tdoSe
wlo had gwen Their iices 10 thoii country.
With his young nan drioyalty SCENE. 10 be re
Ifion. he will have nothing read 10 him but bl'
Blbie, auG seeais 10 asa something II that BOOK K
iocreese bis AIRED OF everything NOltbem. l have
obserrea great deal OF this kind of fanstcisa
alnong tne ;li-oeers we have taken. Oao OF Tie
bushw Ja> ker- We took tue other Gay nesr Madison
wDo Was d-saing around and tbrongh the hill Il
murder men, MS one a. the most pious Old fellows
ever saw. While in the gunrd-hodse ne kept read
ibg us Bib'e and praying two-thiIds OF ms time
L lave, "Owever, seen notorious murdeiers ate
BELL condemned 10 be hung doing the same thlng
" I.
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Erorty.sixth Pennsylvania.

The following ie II list OF the Killed, wounded, and
missing of the 46th Penpsyivapis:
kiu.xD-iieut. Caldwell ana Jones; sorseants Hsss,
Powell. Hd,brand nurel -. Clair. sbd oIenei CcTIor's
scott gb,.ds aud Ilauci pI.aies Davis, BELLS. Blown
Nelsman Downry, Byron, Wenizrl Grddes DAVIS si'tln
Thoma, Bake. 0aremsn, kilhol, Msitir Eciiels, Is-
WorNpEp-Col. knide wounded In head and band So
yerrv; Major Mathew right Aduisnt bosd rroin
Capt Lucl enboch. rs ampnisicdi Liont sent i"fi ieu,
Crais thigh evenly Lieut. M4ibews leg apuated Lieut
ell both EGGS u uoncommissioned officers and pm
wounded. 49, eli,
missiNa Capt. 4. Fiscnbeis, Capt w. L. Fonls. Csp,
Pat. 0rth Lieut. Letheimer, Lieut. GreetfHse Liru' WI
SOB. Lieut. OOrulsD, Lieut. Sedse, Sergeant MsJof WV
sn aud lO5 nou-conIusstOncd officers ana private
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-19

NO bales specnstors snd exporters Tho market closed
oui.t at unchanged quotations.
TRApB RtPOKT Ma achester advices favorable tho
MAJ for Good and Yarns still having
tendency with small saes.
IryvRPoOL BRgApsTuYps MARKEr.-The market II oui~
and ,.adv Wakefield Ash X Co, Risis ID Atthya 20
nd other. report: Flour e.dy "a 6d2SI lean
WIest dul but steady; Red sonhsn and Western sll05a
i, n. WIir Western and Son'hrrn lil02j6 Corn quiex
And toad; Yellow Mixed 29l D39i3 White 32I 1J3i.
I.rvpppnor PuovIs0y M,BYLr.-The Provision market
&. Anil Bieapd Atnya Co., and others report Beef To-
soii,e Pork nominal BACON " IN ~ WI Lard steady AZ
4lsGitI TaIow sfesdy a, ~ atSi:
"i,yy.pooI PRopccy MARRET.-The Brokers' Circula
,no,,.. ashes decliug Pots snd Pearls 81 d2 Spirit;
gft.nue have upw tendency quoted al NV Sugar
htu. l.a.- irn Rice Ia, . d.ci ing tendency.
loSpos MAnKErs-( BariBsl.-FLouR q''t az decline OF
o. y bbl lgo, .eidy SuGAE quet and s,.sdy. COFFEE
essar RICE steady TEA qnirt a. III " ID Tor common
ngon SPLITS IpRPESrIHE have an upward tendency.
AID are quoted At llJ TALLoT da a. 4so LiSstED adj
ysucing IrysgTp CAKES sct.ys At 3Wt 4ll LiSsssp'
ont steady at 4la4ij3 SPERM OIL no s.ir'. GOD oiL
steady ~ 80 d44l.
huie-icaf Secu,i,ies inactive; quotations nven
Io.Do. closed tn-lt al sJt 40. Tor money
esrs Graves Podd report he n lowing changes % the
London market ASHES aud declined H. Bacon mas sD
upward tendency las upward tendency anu -
quoted @, " IA l3l fox commDs
LATEST.
UAvRE COTroS MAuKEr.-Tle sales of Couon
,ve.k by, Leen 3rln e- Orlran, Tres Ordinsire
IJC Bas Is0f market quiet and upward 'Tih gu Ao
vance of IL The stock 10 20 { oots up ~ Ov' cafes
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Commercial InfeIlIyrncc.

Tho weekly Cotton market received per Anelo.Saxon
via f.ihcr Point.
The quotations Of fair and middling Mobile and
plands Ale respectively 91 for fair and 10 for iadug
The tales VI Cotton pn Saturday were 1900 bales edos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-19
N,D Iflp,u. Co.n. huyvs, D. iasi
The Euroi!p,cnt for She nr,n 20 Conn
Eieuce sarthwifh.

ADtAsy, Mondty kus. IT, 1862
Tie enrolment for The draft Will Commence forth
with.
A letter Inns been adlrse,cd by The Adju,ant-
General 10 the Chairman Of the Military Commit g
Of each Senatorial District requesting tie Commit.
ties to recommend 10 the Governor tue ni.es Of two
PERSONS in each town. TO act Ia Commissioners in
making the enrolment.
There are forty regiments under the tint call for
800 60 men organized in the State.
No new organization can now be started 20 as to
receive bounty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-19
Editorinls from the Richmond Press.
from N, Riels.oni Wv Ase. -

from Ihs hisA AND Wy Asg -
TIE FIGHTING rORCE or THE CONFEDERATE
STATES.
A writer in The Mobtie Rcginer furnishes data
from which d toleraby correct idea may be obtain
~ the fghtng force Of the Confederate States. His
figures are derived from the United states t,nsu,
tables Of $50 aud $50, and upon the assumption
hal the ratio # increase from 1850 TO 1860 is Is
great ar that from 1910 10 1850.
The Census tabes show that in 1850 tie Slave
States (lOuneeh bad white male population be.
tween tie ayes Of j. and 30 ~ iOllOws, III round