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The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-09-03
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sEsstsanoes % CsArk sstsees Il
.WE are now introducing g the public =
~ Newly Invented and RscenNy v fatsnitod
Sewing Machine, the inventor Of which has
discarded entirely the use Of cams {; and by
the application Of nEw COZ S d ArIon 81 me
chanlcs, has aceom Fltshed results sheFetefersi
Machine capable Of a. crest s ranes 6f W6fKs
e. any other s, A.ehine in markets aAd hetteks
mas com6hed, to h greater extent than in any
other patent, CHEArSksst WITT EtO8ktIsscE.
IDgRABIlIrYl with SlHPLIc1ry, and tNoisslesEness
OF Action, to degree not approached By any
other Machine! Orr Machines are 5tsss G9si
Liceneed by.Elias Hon. and 4ssoc;akes
And are manufactured at the we'll known es-
tn blishment OF Miles Greenwood, of Cmcin-
natl OHIO. Machines are put mp on plaia
cables, in half case, or in fill csbinet, iii VIII
nut, Mahogany and Rosewood Il ~ sasftit 5or
| Tgo s1lPrtces from $40 to 800. ~ 5idf
cY Our Machines make the q Double Loop
Stitch" which is preferable for family uSs.sd
the Shuttle stich, 2 or wheeler & Wilson'S
stich = asIit is sometimes called rs..r
!. Bee use 1t is stronger and more durable.
p Because its right orface SIDE In incom pap+
while the reverse is fally as handsome Is Tie
re verse Of that's II HaI IS *EfIsiz9g saoaiW
g. Because it is elastic, yielding or aiyink
with the materia sewed. The 1ock-stitch Is
non 'astic and non Yielding 9Yisrs sen BIB
4. Because it is a. fast stitch and will not rim,
though every fourth stitch IS cut. TIE lock-
stitch will rip if once broken.
). Because, Nv bile it ia u fast st ch lit is Also
susceptible of being taken ont with great faeilr
ity. case it is required. Dis IN Altering garniefits
g.. Our snachnes will run. gather ,yfell, AenI,
tuck and embr'oider, and will d. all that other
machines do. - = ''.'' - 90 S."'.'1 'Sff s35
. fcAll machines wal, anted, and kept. in repair
one year without charge. -; e..
i We are also sole agents tor the Sale IN tie
Western and North Westerns States, Of pa. ~
"ry.s BLAKE & 1JOHNSON,So 2--ys
Imp owed Patent Right Side Hemmes.
PRICE $500.
Its ready application TO any kind of machine,
new or old. making it altogether the most
complete llemmer ever yet offered. q 1t tufts
the hem under. and places the fair stitch on the
! right side of Ire cloth. corp
Persons in the country by sending iustheir
address, i,iclosing u letter stamp can ave one
OF our circulars, list Of prices, and sample. Of
, work. q j. .", - = f'HIt IS
AGENTS. WAITED THROUG0UT THE
WEST.
WISWALL Il TAPPAN. t9hi
. d, !. .:.t Late of and Successors Of
f. KchaI DIS & Co.
G AGENTS for Illinois, Wisconsin, lewa..an
! Minnesota '.T ,.--W ~ IL. @lit
+ Address all letters to the sFhicago Sewing
+. Machine Co.. p. U. Box S9S2, Chicago, Illinois.
CHAs E. wlswALL, -"'hi JOHN ". TAPPAN!A
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La Crosse l. Milwaukee Railroad,

With it's connections, forms thcl shortest
quickest, and only direct route to- & len
-Wi,cauhee, CHicago, Detroit, Pits
du,y,. T|ledo, Ne.o York, Boston,
and all points East and South. 80 -.
One Of the sple.:did United States man steam
ers NertherE Bel C, Keoisuk and Moses M Gel
Lap. will leave St. Paul daily at A. ~, from
wharl-bcat foot OF Sibley street, connecting
at La Crosse next morning Sundays excepted )
after breakfast with the AN. train. arriis;ng
al Minnesota unctionl2 O5 p. M. in M,lwn akco
at s35 the Same afternoon, and IN Chfeago at
same evening. in time to connect with u II
Eastern and Southern trains. n.
This is the only route by which passcnecr
are sure Of making connections in milwaukee
or Chicago, the next evening after leaving, st.
Paul. - - '7'. ~ I9'
Baggage checked throngh.nf. II 2nhi
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA LA CROSSE.
For through tickets to all points East and
South, uppIyto MESERCLE IL NeLAREN,
.s,.. u ,iiys.lc ~ II Red Wing
II. T. RuMsEY, La Crosse. u 4 u
4. II. GoonHIcn. Manager, Milwaukee.
J. NJ KIMEALL. Con. Ticket Ag,t Milwaukee.
W. w. WILzoS Gen. Passenger "A e'tst. Par,
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REFER E\CES.

+. WH:rSEl ,'..'........ Green Bay. Wis.
j. j. SMITH, ........ Ripon,
EMERY Il Co., .............. Chicago H.
q. K PLASTER Co... Grand Rapids, Mich
Henry DARLING, ........ Weuvcrsvil,e Mich
N. li.-ll"onsrELLkR.. Shancsville Ohio
r.. MosotLEK, Mount Eaton, ).
Philadelphia, Penn.
GEHrs.-With two horses on your Anti frie-
ton Power, we drive your No. Mi |. criud-
ing Is BUSHELS OF CORN PER I,oUE.anl cu' u lurro
quantity OF hay Ut the same time. have never
seen power that runs with so little friction.
and consequently with 50 little strain upon the
horses. W. p. COOPER,
Supt. Eth 4 18th st. Pass H. r. Co.
CLosrER, N, j., Jan. 20, 1852
MEssRs. BESNhv BROTHERS, GENrs.-I am
very much pleased with the Power. 1t runs
easier than any o:her Power in this vicinity ;
end with the same horses viii do nearly, or
quite rwice ~ much work. run my Thrcsher
Mt 500 revolutions per minute and II ~ inch
Cross cut Saw, ut ,.uO revolations.g
S a Yours truly, PETER J.. WHITE.
On all Orders Received be fore Oct.
III. 1862, the Freight, will be Prepaid "a
Chicago or any other Point on Lake
Michigan. ,yl,.. -..-.,
to Liberal discount 70 dealers Agents
wanted. State. County and Shop Rights for sale
For further information send stamp for H.
lustrated Circulars o ..rs'y 49,
.nts.. ,...,ss BENNETT BROTHERS,
noav6:Siu ~ aud ~ Greene St., New York
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lllCN MAN ADUsE,
Bailey House.

TEN miles from Rel Wing, on the Mantor.
i vile road. -.
-. Accommodating for man and beast finnish
2 Cd ~ reasonable rates. food Stabimg and
plenty OF water.
..3..-,.I J. II. BAILEY, Proprietor
0SbA nYk-niD.fx
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@<S HORACE WATERS. Publisher.
No. 48i Broadway, Ny.
Il. PIANOS WAp pp1crs

x1sna PIANnS.---WAR ePRIcEs.-Nes
y I.JU ~ oe.aye Pianos al Reuad Co, ner<.
orer~>irurg and i,on-tramed. for lao dnII.,-
OCT do. for -. 2,v al. %" dollars, Secnnd
hand Pisn,s at grea: bargains - ore. 4. oct. at
80 dollars :: one do! yt;ilnert- Iie dollars: one
~ rt~e sooi 4 - dol ars one do. " at..r..
80 dollars one 10. s. 5 do.iars. Mxao-
Dnos>. ~ t,ct.. second hand. 4aIollsr- one
oct. de--5 daliar.; do. Piano style. rs dad-
Lars, Foreign Music ri s.cnt> rage Pianist
in attendance ts tiy new Mn-ie
HORACE WATFPs. cent.
~ No. 4S1 prnaIwar
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LIBBY HOUSE.
NOS. $40 ssWATERsTREET NEW YORK,
Three doors above the Hudson River n,
Il. Depot. 5#ES@ 2

Il. Depot. S.T y
sssk#Ess - 5l~ta 2 s&atY---~--$s Mas4sss.E.
Wis HOTEL 70 CONVENIENTLY SsrrArxp
4 II for business men visiting New York TIL,
Monrietor takes pleasure In anneunssns 10 80
pnon4 that no has recently rehstea and furn-
ishsd his House, and i. prepared 10 9ive thoss
VII may t.ves him With their patronage he
scmsers q home, while s,ioaruins IN ths
lRAA. LIBBY. Proprietor. /
IS tala ss s o. sssssge.s9s vs-a1sIy.4I
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1862. PROSPECTUS 1862.
neutrality-suspicious.
1862.
FIST CLASS WESTERN NEWSPAPER,
Devoted I, News, Commerce, Polite,
Agriculture, Sciegce ;lu0 Lite.atcre.


The principles which The Chicag % Tribune
esponses and advocate are II he cause OF Free
dem. Justice and humanity I'm provement OF
the Mental. Moral and Physical condition OF
The IN asses ferretaity Of the Union. obedience
to the CONSTITUTIONS. and supremacy Of the
Laws; No Compromise win traitors Free
ns'nssseais for the Laniless; Encouragement
of lIome Industry; No Poiiticsl Johbery
Honest men tor offices: Economy in Govern
men, a sund Currency ana Death to all
- wildcat Shinplasters.' and the prosecution
of the War against Treason until the last Rebel
ha. laid down HIS arms.
In price an1size of sheet amount and fresh
ness OF IN diligence, variesy " and value o. in
formation. full ness aud accuracy Of commercial
matter ani IN whatever e sc goes TO MAKE up
4 First Class Newspaper The 'zrribaue cta'
ienges comparison With any other Journal Eas,
Tor sWes..EI "a
TERMS OF THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE:
Single suhseriber,.:n advance, ....s l 81
nsee copies. rate Of SI.53 4 Dp
FIVE copies rate Of *I-s5 s On
Feneoilsx. rate OF Silly Ill ul
Twenty copies, to enc address. and enc
! 20 gesseF up OF club 30 DC
TERMS or THE DAILY TRIBUNE. j.
One .sar 81 % sixmsnsk., 81 Vi
TERMS OF TsI-wEEK.Y TRIBUNE:
s.ns rear s.; iSmans "a Three mont hs s.!
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TIE HORSE POWER

Has proved itself to be The best ever invented
The friction j. reduced by lROE FALLS 50
arranged in all the hcnri ys. that the whole
weight Of the castings INNS upon them. THREE
POUNDS DRa UGilT. ut the cnd OF u ten feet
lever. will keep the power in motion. Thus per-
hitting the ENTIRE srRESu II of the horses to
be used on the machine to be driven. ONE
House will do as mucl. work on this power. us
TWO on the endless Chain Power IT Is POR-
TABLE; an may he ,,.ed IN TIE FIELD as woll
~ N the house. More than r. TWENTY-FIVE
PER CENT Of horse flesh is savol over any
other power IN use. 1t is simple in conStruc
ton, and not liable t" get out of ORDER
Price of power 70, to horses. 1925
Price Of power for to horses, Sl75
THE 1925 POWER WILL DRIVE ANY rIruEsH1So
MACHINE. EVERY MACHINE Is GuARA>rEyD TO
GIVE sATIsfAcTIoN, .K THE MONEY WILL BE RE
FUNDED.
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EXCELSIOR
Burr Stone Mills.
(FOIs FARMERS AND MILLERS.)
NTE.ERECTlON
HORSE POW F. RS.

Took TEN FIRST PREMIUMS at WESTERN
STATE FAIRS last year, and are Justly considered
superior to all others. The Mill may be driver,
10y hWse. ,on'er s'e'm p"'rer. does It's work
as well % the fat Stone n ills in milling estah-
li~hmen:S sand requires but o>E-nALr the Pow Err
to dive the largest sizcs. They arc very com
pact, perfectly simple. and for farm use will
last THIRTY YEARS, and COST NOTHING for
repairs.
PRloEs-$l0O, $40, and $40.
Flour Bolt for smallest Mill $50 ext a.
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HORACE WATERS, Publisher.
No 4oi Broadway. New York
NEW MUSIC.
VOCAL.


True to Thee I Dream OF my Mother and
IN! Home Little Jenny Dow Lizzie Dies
To- Ni@lt.' 'JcnEv's Coming DER the Green !
and 'Why have my Loved Ones Gone by
Stephen G.. Foster. Song o. the t"n,rnhanls.
- let my People Go. IFS sung Ivy them ut TT.
Monr' c with l'arory on :hc same; Pleasant
Words for ALL song ana chorus. bv j. Roberts;
Rock me to S:eep Mother by Kane ODon-
nell; There is II beautiful World BY Holmes:
: Flag of our Union Forrv'r: " hat they do
ut the Springs Charles rrcm in The Stivn-
!titic Frog Amhuhl ; The Girls are not 50
Green Gull Forget if YOU can, but Forgive ,
Covert; Three Cheers Tor our Banner. Viii
ialns; " hc'c Liberty dwe!s thee Is my
County, Phnmhlcy Volunteer Yankee
Doodle OF '5l, , Louis Sclle. Pric, cents each
,., INSTRUMENTAL.
Comet SchotiiSch Baker x Union Vulse. ,
Lagrussa hit Polka .ticnrral Scots
Farews ell bran.l March. = by f. A. Parklu,S, :
Crinoline Waltz Marks; Fort Sump,cr Grand
March. Glover. - cents each. iliherliun
QHalriIlcs; Christmas Carol SrhottiScl sew
len Sons Gal"p; Laura Kcrne Waltz. al bv
Ihos. Baker; Volunteer Yankee I, ellc 0
81, march by Lo,'is ,Seile; l. Et"ilt &C la
Mer, val~e. r. b. Spencer; Music Dhx q slop,
&c. =. Herring. 81 cents each. cur Generals
Qnickstep. with b"aui'ul vicnet Of 81 OF o, r
generals. BY GratuIa President Lincoln's
Grand March. with Il splendid Ii h"eraph Of
His Excel 'ncv. Music by lI,l!m@rnnl err leudcr
ct ed Reg't Band; Yankee Do,dl will bril-
liant variations. T. A. Purkhurst ~ cents
each. Star Slanelcd Banner. with brilliant
variations. by a. Grill. Accents. Irving Must
cal Gems: Book }: S polkas; waltzcs, dc, for
23 cents.
Any person sending dollar shah receive
S Is worth of the above music. mailed free
Just published Ivy HORACE WATERS.
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SABBATH SCHOOL, BELL NO. 2.
~ 0OO COPIES issued the first twelve
|J.tOU months Of its publication. It is
an entire new w"rk 81 .nearl y , RACES. Many
Iof the tunes and hymns were written express
~ for this volume I. will soon he a. pol,,l.r
as it's predecessor Bell No. l.. which II y Etur,
up to the enormous number OF 81. o 10 cniues
in 81 months. outStrippny :srya srrday S.hool
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promptly, ana is W arrunted to give entire sat
is action. have con-ta, tty on h:lIl.l, or will
PRINT to order, all kinds OF LcGal Blanks,
Mortgages, with or without Waiver,
Chat1cl MoriSagrs, Deeds,
bonds, Agreements.
Summons, Executions,
Warrants, Ncnires,
Snbpot mas.
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est notice and at the lowest prices,
Addresses, Books,
Blanks, Bills,
Bill Heads, Bills of Lading,
Circulars, Cards, ID -
Checks, Catalogues,
Hand Bills, Liter Heads,
Posters, Pamphlets,
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The New York herald., 1862-10-02

Charged At the Chimborazo hospital the.
were recei,,sd 24,895, OF whom 2,0S3 died A
the Winter hospital the number received Wa
S2,s74, of whom l,27l died This would Civ.
Of sick and voundeI for Richmond alone, )
the present time IN aggregate of considerab,
over one hundred thousand, being one fifth &
the entire military organization of the Soutl
II we add to this the number Of patients in tn
military hospitals spread over the Confederat
States, it presents total that Is perfectly ap
pslting. The causes Of this large amount o
sickness and mortality are to be found in A.
fact that the men comprising the Southern array
have not been accustomed to work or hard
ships of any kind that they are miserabIy
clothed and fed and that. owing to the blockade
medicines, but particularly quinine, are exceed
ingly difficult to be obtained What the extern
of the suffering and mortality will be when the
winter overtakes them in their present state O
destitution we can form an idea from the above
figures II is no wonder that with such pros
poets staring them in the face the tone Of the
Richmond journals should be dcsponding ant
gloomy beyond that Of any previous perioe
since the commencement of the war.
The New York herald., 1862-10-02

GEN. SIGEL AND THB RADICAL PnEss--The
radical journals are representing Gen. Sigsl as
making complaints to the government about
wrongs, and getting no redress. The object ef
these misrepresentation cannot be doubtful.
Gen. SigeI, SO far from making complaints is
busily engaged in his duties, and the last we
heard OF him he was boldly advancing upon the
enemy. He did complain before, when he had
good reason, and the President gave him re-
dreG; hut at present there 10 no evidence that
10 is making any complaint He h good
general, and is not 50 likely to make complaints
as inferios men. We never hear Of Mcclellan or
Banks making eemplaists; but Mcdowell and
Fremont, the most nyiucky generals in the
army, have been a.wsss complaining. II is :
cruel misrepresentation Of Sigel 10 exhibit hin
as cternally making complaints. But there !.
nothing too desperate for the radisn press,
The New York herald., 1862-10-02
Personal Intelligence.
,veyond Bishop Hawks OF Missouri IN 0toppsu

Personal Intelligence.
Right Reverend Bishop Hawks, Of Missouri 10 STOPPING
al the Evcrett House.
Major E. H. Paulding and Lieut.. s. N Mansasid ,cf the
Uned States Army j. s. Nafew Of Albany; Waiter Hart
pcr OF Washington s. Harris, Of Massachusetts; s. ~
OF and n H. Moore, OF BOson, are
stopping at tho Metropolitan Hotel L
Rev Dr. Clinton, w. +. Read ana Franlan Fell, a
Delaware; L. A. powley, of Newport X t. amt MI i,oI
land and wife, Of England, are s'opphs " sAssnao'
Hotel.
Hon. cbsuncpy vibbard, Erastus Corning, y and ~
pruyn Of Albany; Col. spence, OF Washington c "
'Shafer Of Illlnsis Rsv pf aa,r' % ~ ys'1 r. ~
IN, Msf.se ~ Toronto and r. g. Boardmai, of Boston
ara stopuins at The 50. Nicholas Hotel 1
flsbt Rsy Bishop stevens, 81 liadclphie Eght Eevi
w;m,i,,su lanes 5. Amory X r. Forbes and ogden Cal
man ol bosiop; Rev. n. Van Diycn ond wife, ~ itts
burg Pa Elijah Ward, os New YORK; ClN ~ y. hodssst
- ,ts United states army; J. B Dorsey. &C r~tmosy
and Colonel d. DAVIS OF Concord ~ H., afe stepping ~
tho Br~vooft House.
tsc, w n q. Moore, Of Mainc; Hon. r.. Mbsiti ami
w. Babblt, Of Eric Ia; Z: A. burden % ssoy w. !. %
ot Cbspng; ]. s. Sanocrn, Of Portland New. Dr ~ "
az newport Il. I. r. Carpenter, ol Nes Jersey <spt
W NJ Green Of Boston, are stopping 40 tho 1eto fls
rhe ,ove,p,r General of Canada d s.ile arrsw~as u
C,,cgso on tho 2Ih ult, ami took rooms AZ the trods
Tne yvrsy wss chay~rcncd by CapSar ev,a!nos, yw
cored ire Prince of wscs and a'ss thronkh we sy1e*
Tta prpce OK Wales furnished 10 The y9ryy y.
lie Michigan Central Railroad Tno s"iloNine ~ Gf
nemh, rs o ths,pass ~ -lord AuAk Governor lyscsd
Canada Lord Muarave. Ls"ssnsrs s ."ve, S.
,nsut: Lord \. rAulet salor Scnvs o, s1f ofis~is
aunr,ls IN fnuada Hon, Mr. wmgdctJ, Of Sessdn
| Guards; CAPTAIN RetlacS, canao'h M,t.si ssNsn'
GUARDS, aS rS," calepr ~ nE,psor, ,ss d4s.asr da.
| Mr. Cody. Private sscre,eT % W vern.s,
d, trre ana VI aoa 81 ~ 80 gnsu ergsy u undpsisnn
10 tste car. = sh~nr
The New York herald., 1862-10-02

APPOINTMENT OF Army OFFIcKRs.-It il Of
great importance to the military service of the
country that the Governors of States should
proceed without delay to fill up all vacancies in
the army. This should be done on the princi-
pie recommended by General Halleck--by pro
noting officers. non-commissioned officers and
privates who have distinguished themselves in
the field or shown capacity for military COM
mand. The great want of tho army now is efi-
cicnt officers The late battles in front Of Wasl,-
ington and in Maryland have placed 10 many
hors de oonlbos that their places should be Glied
Immediately.
The New York herald., 1862-10-02

SCrPiIss FOR OrR AnxY.---We arc now put
ting million of armed men into the feld, and
il is the duty Of the Quartcrmaster's and COM
mssary Generals departments to ses that this
fine army shall not suffer from the want Of
supplies, inclusive Of baggage wagons, smbu-
lances. stores and all tho movable material Of
al army. If tbere be any delay In the move.
ments Of these forces, IL viii be owing TO The
neglect Of tho duties Of these departments; Cor
Generals Hslleck and Mcclellan on the Poto.
mac, and Generals Wright and Buell. in, the
West, have got everything in readiness for sue
cessful blows Al the rebellion. Let the Quar-
termsstes and Commissary departmenis do
their share In ths great work. -
The New York herald., 1862-10-02

Tus RsnEr TAX BILL.--It will be seen by
reference 70 Tax bill passed BY tho rchsl Con-
gress that she unfortunate people OF the South
ern States ere 70 he taxed OH the LIST Of January
20 the amount OF one-ffth Of all their agriOul-
tural produce and animals Of every descrip-
The New York herald., 1862-10-02

McCLEIIANS Reronr ANp Parry SPIRIT
The radical journals Of this city, the organs Of
Wadswofth, who declared Mcclellan TO be
either an Incompetent general or = traitor, have
oharacteristically assaIed his report OF the
battles of South Mountain and Antietam. One
OF them says that the loss of $4,000 men killed
and disabled on both sides is price paid Infinite
~ more than the gain is WORTH that the capture
or annihilation of the whole rebel army would
hardly be worth the sacrifice, aud that in fact
II Is 1.-THE worst OF all bargains" and somebody
will be held responsible for II one of these
days. Such is tho meanncss of party spirit,
which tries to depreciate a great victory in
order to serve vile purpose. The importance
of this victory is to be measured, not by the
number of men killed and wounded on either
side, nor by the apparent amount of military
success, but by q consideration Of the conse-
qucnces if Lee had been victorious and routed
our army. Washington would have fallen be-
yond doubt, and SO would Baltimore, Harris
burg and Philadelphia. Maryland would have
been lost, and with it the Union would have
received . staggering blow. Is the prevention
or these results dearly bought at the loss Of
$1,000 men in killed and wounded on our side,
and can any candid man call it ''the worst Of
all bargainss"
The New York herald., 1862-10-02

Gou1scHALK's FIRST CoEcgRr.-Ths evening Mr. Gotts'
chalk gives bis first concert or the season al Irving HALL
He will bc assisted by Mrs. Jenny Kempton and Mcssrs
j. r. Thomas, schreiber Bergncr, Tmm, Noll, Matzs
and Ryer. Mr. Theodore Thomas will conduct
The New York herald., 1862-10-02

I TRs WASTE OF kIra AMoNcsr TIE REnEls.--
The hospital statistics published by the Rich
,nond papers show sacrifice. of life and an
amount Of sickness and suffsslug that are un-
parslleled In the history IF any calnpaigs.
The number Of sick and. wounded received ia
the Richmosd Hospitals since their organization
Ia. Il appears, s2,5os. Or these 1854 have
Sisd. aud ", ,il5 heys been failoughed sud dis
The New York herald., 1862-10-02

ton The Catholic people of Ireland have long
cried to Teaven and mankind.against the in
Justice of paying tithe or tenth of all their
produce to the Protestant Episcopal clergy
What is that oppression compared with this
war tax upon people boasting Of democratic
institutions If they can stand that they can
stand anything
The New York herald., 1862-10-02
Dispatches for Europe

Sr. JOINS, N. y, Oct. !, 1881. 4
The steamship Bohemian, from Quebec Tor LiverpoO,I
was boarded at O'Clock this morning, and
matches from New York the evening Of the 10Th ul
tmo together with commercial kilograms from Mr4
Geoess stoker's agency, put on board Of her.
The New York herald., 1862-10-02

RAILROAD PRoJECrs OF THE REBELs.--An ad-
vcrtisment, which we copy from late number
Of Richmond paper, for contracts for the
erection Of railroad between Danville, on the
southern border Of Virginia. and Greensboro, in
North Carolina, In order to give the rebel ar
mics a central route, in the event of the railroad
line along the coast, or the Virginia and Ten
nessee Railroad, connecting Richmond and
Knoxville, being cut by the Union armies.
This Is proof that instead of indulging in
dreans OF Northern INVASION the rebcllious
Sta,es fear the worst for themselves. II will
be also seen shat railroads through Texas have
been ordered, the object no doubt being also
military, and to facilitate the transportation Of
supplies Of cattle and brcadstuffs to the rebel
army; also arms snd other contrabsnd goods
from Europe, by way Of Mexico; while, at the
same time, cargoes Of cotton could be safely
sent away by the route, till our ircn-ciad gun
boats ascend the Rio Grande aud put IN end
50 the traffic.