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who smiled so much above his stomach, that /
was reminded of the beautiful lines
" As some tall cliff that lift its awful form,
SEges ffGm,the vale and midway leaves the storm
Though round its base a conntry's ruin spread,
Eternal moonshine settles on its head
Upon going into supper room, my boy, / be-
held paradise of eatables that made me wish
myself knife and fork, with nothing but bot
tie of mustardzto keep me company. There
were oysters a Ia ftaqdam; Turkeys Ia ruf-
.ReS; chickens Ia Mat44suicb; beef q la Bull Run;
fruit Ia St,anito1ke; ielIies Ia Kolc1umor6t&,
and ices a la agteftz.
The ornamental confectionery was beautiful
ly symbolical of the times At one end of the
table there was a large lump of white candy,
with six carpet tacks lying upon it. This rep
resented the E.Tax on Sugar. AT the other
end was n large platter containing imitation
mud, in which two candy Brgadiers were swim,
ming towards each other, with their swords be-
tween their teeth. This symbolized ''War."
These being very hard times my boy, and
the Executive not being inclined to be too ex-
pensive in its marketing, most ingenious ex-
pedient was adopted to make it appear that
there were ust twice as much of certain costly
delcacies on the table as there really was. A
bout the centre of the table lay large mirror,
and on this was placed a few expensive dishes.
OF course the looking glass gave them doub-
lie effect. For instance, if there was pound
of beefsteak on the plate it produced another
pound IN the glass and the effect was two pounds.
When economy can be thus artistically blen-
ded with plentitude, my boy, money ceases to
be king, and butchers bills dwinde. Hereafter,
when | receive. for my rations pint of trans
parent coffee and two granite biscuits, | shall
use a looking glass for plate.
1t was the very which-ing hour of the night
when the General and myself left the glittering
scene, and we had to ask several patrols which
way to go.
On parting with my comrade-in-arms, says I:
General, the ball is a success
He looked at me in three wiIlks, and says he:
SIT was particularly the bowl of
punch" Yours, for soda water,
ORPHEUs c.. KERR.
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Select l1oetrn .
THE LADY PRESIDENTS BALL.
BY ELEANOR G. DoSNEL1Y.


''l'he lights in the Presidents mansion,
The gas-Iights checry and red
see them glowing and glancing,
AS toss ON my wearisoma bed;
see them flooding the windows,
And, star-likc, gemming the hall,
Where the tide of fashion flows inward
To the Lady Presidents Ball.
mn temples are throbbing with fever,
My limbs are palsied with pain
And the crash Of that fcstal music
Burns into my aching brain
Til l rave with delirious fancieS;
And coffin and bier, and pail,
Mix up with the flowers anl aces
OF nv Lady-Prcsident's Ball!
''What matter that |, poor private,
Lie here ON my narrow bed,
With the teFar gripping my ritals,
And doing my hapless head
What matters that nurses are callous,
And rations meagre and small
So long as the deaa moa6e ravel
At the Laly-Prcsilcnts Ball
'.Who pities my poor old mother
Who comforts my sweet young wife
Alone in the distant city,
With SORROW sapping their life
have no money to send them,
They cannot come ai my call;
No money. yet hundreds are wasting
At my Lady-Presidcni's Ball
..IIundrcds-ah. hundreds of thousands
In satins, jewels, AMI wine,
French dishes for dainty stomachs,
(While the black broth sickcns mineD
And jellies, and fruits, and cold ices,
And fountains that flash as they fall;
O God for cup Of cold water
From the I.ady-prcsident's Bali
nurse! bring me my uniform ragged
Ha why did you blow out the light?
Help me up-though I'm aching and u br
I must 90 to my dear ones tonight
Wife, mother. crown weary with waiting:
I'm coming, I'll comfort ye ALL"
And the private sank dead while they reveIe
At my Lady-Presidynt Ball:
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Ig-A.NII1I4 7 l@IhF It TO-
II. w FISHER, Sec

R7rA good Methodist minister at the West,
who lived on a very small salary, was greatly in
trouble at one time to get his quarterly install
ment lie had called on the steward a number
of times, but had each time been put off with
some excuse His wants at length becoming
urgent, he went to his steward and told him that
he must have his moncy, as his family was sut-
fering for the necessaries of life.
MONEY!" replied the steward, "Iou preach
for money! thought that you preached for the
good of soulsl'
''Souls!' replied the minister; Il can't cat
souls, and if / could, it would take thousand
such souls as yours to make decent meal!'
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A ADMINISTRATORS, NOTICE

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
~ Letters OF administration on The
estate of Samuel Carper, late of Middle WoodbeEry
township deceased, having been granted to the sub
scribers, all persons indebted 10 SAID estate are re-
onested 10 make immediate payment, and all per
sons having claims against said estate will present
them properly authenticated for settlement.
JACOB CARPER,
CHRISTOPHER ACRPER,
February IL, 1862 Adm'rs.
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DANIEL FLETCHER,
GEORGE BAUGHMAN,
DANIEL L. DEFIBATGH.
Z

List of paupars admitted, discharged, died,
SC, SC, durng each month, and the nun5rr
remaining at The rud Of each month; also The
average oum5er supported in The House during
abe war, .ogvtber with the number Of oul door
Iaupefs supported by The Institution, from the
FIST OF January 1861, Till thr tirs; oi January
$3.50
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ez-What IS the difference between an accep-
ted and rejected lover? The one kisses ms
Missus, and the other misses his kisses.
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. DMlNIsTRATOR'S NOTICE

DMINISTRAI , nut IUE.-
~ Letters of administration on the
estate of Danlel Miller, late of South WoodberrY
township, decd, having been granted to the sub
scrIber all persons indebted to said estate, here
By notified to ma Ike payment Immediately, and those
having claims against the same will present them
properly authenticated for settlement
SAMUEL TEETER, Admir-.
Residing p s. Woodbeyry tp.
February II, 1862
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THE GORGEOUS FETE.

Tilliam Bo,ca oadhs Friends at tie H1te Hous1
upoa hte Feshce occaSioo- VUiiam's Rsfec-
boa-7He Iotiettes-1He Pu,cA.
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The gallant Second Kansas, that was so badly
cut to pieces at Springfield, has been transform
ed into cavalry regiment, with full ranks.
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ez-A married monster said that Ire lately
dreamed that he had an /angel by his side, and
upon waking up found ii was nobody but his
wife.
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THE BEDFORD GAZETTE
ls PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING
RY B. II. HsH3sH. 13GsS,
Al the following terms, TO wits

Ut TIE IUIIUW IIIg Ut III . TO VII
Sl.50 per annum, cAsH, in advance.
S2.00 il paid within the year.
$3.50 il not paid within the year.
B5-No subscription taken tor les, han six months.
Dy-No paper discontinued until all arrearages
are paid, unless the option OF the publisher. At
has been decided by the United States Courts iha;
the stoPpage OF a newspaper without the payment
OF arrearages is pyjma fqcs evidence OF fraud and
is criminal offence.
nZ-The courts have decided that persons ac-
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pers II they take them from the post office, wheh-
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hTaAing an average ol - PEI month, Of whom
7 are co!orrd, , are oltnd, 8 are insane, and 4
Rfr confined to bed-aso 81 way iarag passrn-
grs were provided with board and lodging,
There are aIs) , out-doo; pauperS who are not
.acladeA IN the above. Bills to the amoun. OF
$5l3 - we're also paid Tor % persons who
were lusoished with boarding, medical attend
ancs, &c, Who were unable to b. brought 10
the Poor House.
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Produce of Farm and Garden

Produce of Farm and Garden
% Tons Of Hay,
5 Loads of Cora fodder
34l bushels OF ears OF corn
81 Bushels of rye
II bushels Of buckwheat
SOC SpshpIs Of potatoes.
7 bushels of beans
- bushels large onoIs
IL bushels small onions
90 bushels tomatoes
10 bushels beets
bushels turnips
10 bushels paEsnIps
800 heads OF cabbage
barrels sour krout
barrels cucumber pickles
loads sweet pumpkins
ia barrels soft soap
so pounds hard soap
900 pounds alIow
675 pounds lard
3i5 pounds buteF
1908 pounds beef
1906 pounds pork
3s5 pounds veal
800 pounds mutton
beef hides
calf skins
II sheep skins
215 pounds wool
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NtHOUHt Hut ! On tOFfFtFOFS %, ,fI- D~
We The Undersigned, Auditors OF Bedford
county, do certify that W. have examined the
foregoing account OF George BIymire, Trrasu-
rer Of the Poor aud House of Employ meut of
Bedford county, aud find the same to BE- correct
and true as above stated, and that Ihrre is a BAL
ance doe said Treasurer Of $l9S o..
Witness our hands and seals this 9Th day Of
IanLIaru i d lSE)
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NOTICE
y We, the undersigned, have purchased
the patent right of G. W. ToLHURsr's EcEIPsE
WASHER, for Bedford county, and hereby forewaIn
all persons from infringing said right, as other
wise they will be dealt with according TO law.
MAY & SNIDER.
Cumberland Valley, Feb. l4.-3m.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. Z. All the best
looking uniforms in the army were invited TO
Mrs Lincoln's Ball at the White House, on We'd
nesday, and of course | was favored, together
with the General of the MackereI Brigade, and
Captain William Brown of Accomac. Ny tick
et, my boy, was aristocratic as a ROSTERS tail
at sunrise
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-11

PoPULAR DRISKs In we olien time" Jamaica Iuu
was a iavOFite drink in Virginia, aud the favor Of
aromatic punches seems still 10 liugsr round many Of
the ancient HON ,s;eads out after the ehorI visitation
in 1882, the use Of rum as q beverage for
kuoEn % the writer was generally Discontinued ard
only though, Of a. Christmas when ne Necessary
70 avor egg n1g. PSrbaUs, tie free Introduction CT
the poisonous Yankee stuff known "NzE ENE,srd
Rln" Disguised the pecpb With the article FseEoh
andy took The place Of Rum, aud to5 long series OF
yslrs "Cogra." the pODul.r drink. Tee best
Baniy coud be bouZh; for SSl4 pc, rNlon, Al d
freely use1 b. al classes OF topers l. compound
ing Mnt JIeps and "Smssass" scarcely any cher
lie l0g VA used Bu after While the oiilan At acked
tn ezeh vineyards and the p,ice Of andy annually
inerSated. The iis.ilsIioa Of Waisky sinul4tcd
All al nos lneor sOu ~ the BsAady bioOsrs began to
indulge in "Oii Re" AID, finally, FT.ierrCi it, they
sAd % The Freucl gIOr. ABOUT this tms LIgeE Beer
Us Introduced, and attained univ. popularity. Aid
By his powerful auI'iAry, ard high tar OA2.ain
Waky entuey superseded ais riv4', Monsieur Eau de
Viz il the etOas of the psop'e and for tie As; les
y,ass has nnissred amos. ol'vsly tie grsndea
u1n Of those Who love : rors drink
Tle war has checked tue p,olustoa, sad P ovo-t
N rsAas have arrested, The sAe OF Wasky. l. eAnaot
be o9,aasd except a. sI:rAyagAn. prices ell Is per
g19l AMI 80 the I.rge u 'r.Gy Of people, qercr ?,
70 dispensing With the uss C. tbs ,-ail rating i'd
ITr.sr IS nov the pOl,P-CyIiils dsiuA We Deh-ve t
nav De sasy Asserted thai the gaAIL.y OF ~I;er sSa
Lowell every dsy IS nor5 than double the IAlt,y ~aich
Garns.ly ven, DIVA the hrol.s Of b d l,u' iokA
People -ul 10, &c satisfied 80 safer. S'sv ration
=. is. the So AS srra sInuIu.-ioe d=-ie 10 iuc,oe
/. arrears % b, innate a the suqP.y 0, TEssy &.
nearly rIiaus.sj, sud tie Wodlei5u restricted OY
lesil, ion, as sci AZ 1y the r..', o. E-rs pcwer
dir ers arc tsrlcg tl,s At s.soa % Ib' sg3e e-,p
(Eayll IS sail 80 5s -oc-i--t Th1 Prospe-: il thA
ia 4 shor, tins sfP'e b:Aaiy OIL DO tie only liquor
--lie and used II me S.u % Az extent. Tdus Ne
=rs likely to have a. Apple B,andy era b! The ?
Oil nos iAs Jays and shsa i; dos end We may eI
pc. AZ IL pouring OF Rraliy and Vines tom grares
s.aglnagsly oy PRICE. These E'odal,s Of The vac
S1l again asssr: ts5. stgr--hcy az -ha'ever RAY
Save b-su the partially Of Toe people :o' Wtiky CT
App J-cx, ta= r. ity -Lis tr.m tie VIE cad liz
. ,sl-ss vi. oScs Go,s t.yono yas mos: e. o9lsr
arHka'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-11

LAIR FIN rsE Nokra We received last night,
through the courtesy of Capt. CAshmeyer, copy Of
the Blliimore Am ,icaD, Of Wednesday afternoon We
su' ioia summary OF the news;
D spltches f;,m Louisville dated the b, represent
that G,n. Brsgg's army is resseadng towards Halls
Glp, purtued by the FEDERAL forces. lexington has
ben evacuated BY the REBEL" They SEX sd and sent
off 600 bursls of aIur, AID $50 900 worth of aps
and useys for which they paid in Confederate scrip.
.R liable individuals from l. 1ingon say that battle
must ensus before the Rebels Leave Kentucky"
A telegram dated Lou svile h, says:
Saturday the Rebels uauSura.ed Richard HAYES as
Governor Of kentucky, al FrArk ort B:sgg and Hum.
phrey Marshall made bitter ant. Union speeoh,s rby
Smith vas thess. Buekner expected, but was not
present.
SIatay, st P NJ, the Rebels Gu. one spsn of the
bri Ss 20 Sun Frankfort 5000 thersst Scots Cav
.ty pMt=d The Rebels took all the pIilung paper
an uk belonging 70 the State printer.
A gIeSs nuuoer OF Rebels were left AZ Frankfort,
sex aui the morality among them has been vary great
The enemy hRye not CD aimed more than hhy re-
cuts IN Frar kiOTt and FrAckLa coanties. Oar ntor
amt me. the NAo al cse.s last nigh. at HardnsV lla
vrsssog CnTsId 20 Fral If rt.
A &c patch from Wheeling says that intelligence hs
b,sn received thsrs N Gen. K.!y, that the Rs Ell
q nersl ImbodeLs entire wagon train, embrscug i
pies of An kinds With two pieces Of artillery, one hun
dr,d small arms and 6ty prisoners, have been cap ursd
Oy our iorce, Col AeReynOlds in pursuit. Of lab.
den ~ tee Great C.cspOl,"
Tae YANKEES claim TO Rave tsken 500 W,u1ded p.
souers in the r,c,E. blls a, AMI ue.r Coriath AsV
several thousand stands Of throsn away by the
Re5sls 10 their Sight Their loss is put dlsn 800
kled and 600 wounded the Confederate loss at 500
killed srd l 500 wounded. Gen. Ogle,by died OF i
uo.,d G.us Cd ard v,ach we're slightly uound.d.
Another victory" in Missouri is claimed The
AIerc ~ Gays:
The U1ion fOrcss uId General Schofsli In Souti.
ges. ouri on SATURDAY, tackled the RIB Is g. Ne
,onia er ~ hlurs ,ngSgemsn IN Uhijh tley suf
fersd .avi.y, the Is broke ant tsd / VS. under
stood tn-y we're vvareu rang 10 l. ~h9.e Tree
Int twsvs 10 - oistAut, aud General SciCf Id
Isaiu ip,iy iOrEArd WITH the expectation OF
L. the o.t.e oc Sunday.
G neral AcCe.IA has issuel an order iyrb!diing po
Hdesl discua,iOss ia the a'pay.
Toe sltc iol q Mayor an Coancimen in Baltimore,
Wednss iAv Osressed quety. Tee vote was unusual.
II sm i-uO. CIoeedn; or eight thousand. The
mil ary Ssre held N readiness 30 preserve order
G.li 10 Io:ed in R.l:iaors aud a New .rk on
We lassd,y a. i2};; EzcaArge, $50. The demand in
Nv Yosk Tor y.rg.u.A, u ssec, ad Missouri SKIS
rs &c 'e, Il sac Tuesday OF y.-gi4iA O. and
On Nd Csdsy At 90.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-11

FRoS SUFFo. II e PsI r,ourg Express has rebatlo
no ua!loa GOu NIX, up to Tuesday ng las. Tee
Federal forces now anG around SILK estimated
4, 80 900 T0ese to.cei stationed in the town OF
f Il, at Fa-groVe's TaV rn PrOv.dsIes Church and
Deep Geek eau i2us soldiers and Others tell the peO
pie Of Sug1k IA: the cree in that drecOa to DO ir
creased TO 400 900. The reu'9 brOugh. ~
A. agi :, AM, or this purpose tie rsias Ory
a night NJ passports lEo roU granted to persons to
come in the Gir,c on Of III. .ck~aer liver. Al tie
ees Tor seyeFal niles Arceli Su1k nave been t,led
sli tori ,lio7s are goisG 10 al points. TaIs Tools
Though ne g.de.so ,.ipl.sd An stack. l; msy
os ho1,yc- y pie .au jol 10 prevent attack, mt
they ready u;y which many believe they uterd
20 60, and thu: in tbs direction. W az ggaDiied
hear c. .5.es az - .;-;o-sd tbs! re invaders
s nee, Sh sssy desperate resistance whenever they
AJemp: to come.
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aAND YOR SALE,

tHE lbrcr tsr Cef' r'sl- !.ct Of and ynyCn
Dan re Ne c-Er G. Io,,A I'D tb VI ~ ns
Sc IN r from ed Sg.at there Acre.
At id cearti - e. Of vi Coz Ia ind, b,-nee
clea ed a-G 10 ans sJ6dt he Jatace In sinsl
ID rroNu. - lln.t !Aud Of the late J.tn II ming
berge I. ia mo- El hr thAs en- lar. g. te. frame
Jse'l ~ - isG ON. av 20 pee 81 eleRspt
=. O. ethy 80 new -C5i!t gaItr - toue Iooi
Ii crsn wiz ron AL o ef' -J Leh hsy, tult
within t. L. "aIs there good we'll 10 yAru
fruit
r,s posses lon Civ ia -3lstey am wish
op o! Sh a. VI session the lasi Of November.
m ~ las o. he pace ~hch viii GtpOse Of "
the 10 cGSse:, y ic' sIle.'ss 10 mention.
SJr Tern Srry % GOlBiS 4 AFPEk.oS Oo2- ia
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TEE uDNnp or kXAmiNA,s

CONVENED BY optc Order no Is Adstaat aad Ias
" &c erals ocr, fJr the Mn u)a Of atplcAt for
noin mea's off crs odnln, duty, wi holI It's
fhh in hir day, oct 6h the i,u ay,
Ui u = d The o TuyLdts Oct , It
1hs ion the 2st vi be = s-A.A lgonome-
try and Sic hasc app icagie Guahce sui Of
such have und-rg tn vNanl ga thaI wet sucus
This tr the iSl eSsriut,oR ma n Eea-o,d saess
Ohe. wise ordered b, the &C eta IVA.
Arucs lone 10 sppeAr ThunGa urisy ard Tu ay,
v &c adr at 81 snlih ury oris c5Tnu Ry
In street. Ve1ne.dIY FilAy AMI AoniSy ate "a
sprcdVe'y. THls +. R'Err, co.,
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Froz sssEsbnond Di.gd'aI


"TGass luisf,gst,s pLpers MsFss Wss' huston have
r 70 Irlhsr OK ch lShagn' an, WHIT
q ~et,r t,ssrygtr have r. "Tc IushdH L.disr" Oh rts
80 -0ve' Plt ct'Y vel reJ de Ee.eley e cker1 i,36
Aid "a 4pgu rent vents that
I1l1'" eta It. 1il have sTpct that !
n.T- c- .en ul since ne rd El re their S,ns
u "a ~ e Tg ID. tut rful h rs
~h 'i- % tHe -.5r-" j,r .llY fulfilled The
pta,- ed 1i, stt - Be-. T4ns A. ware
F-pu .lt s. ~ 10 li'srrrt Br.Nay.-.
"ls rfs. L'd5er a.ye yir ssn-s u love a7d arr,
rus rNar -ru"u 10 De 'uuaa hssrt Ri q var
a.yf', 10 co.. 1alfr .. "a .ur'. hrproPse :,
f1re Go rg h assn :. -0t 81 nr,rs3 tie evs- va ch
On jig t--T "a q Etic. searer ed The
FErtrH iCHJ UP ice g5ca dsids alum II srsEers sB
The r OF - BIC tS7e ut,ilas Interest NJ as E
vel s.hrg - Nc.k ~ prsrh-sy iugauab in
reay' - the sect on Il The 70 PEe sud a.
o! Gu uLmsC uses Il meet sith HEiFV'
g., favor tn" rclol tied by Rev TLonaEA ware.
Eho 70 th pub hhers Ness: West JhnstOH he pab
lc = "a tag d,bt - grUituie"
From the NIB. (ilAb Tribune
"Tte "Pai4Au Lead" By Judge Beverley TueEer,
,Fsabe DO OF dts,dei N ID literary merit
rel h u wf Huet ATE tt-n before.
hs hat Of The papers expresses
the belief tat Il d $ 5-ea w=isten ace he War
NOW RIADYs
THE FIRST YFAH OF TIE WAR By Edw ,ri A. Pollard yt.
IS I'D v0s.tctsd sci;i Tyse s9.'e. oy nal $50
Address orders " WEST A jon NsTON,
PLb ishsts and FooEsrlers
os.l las Ma o. eet Richmond
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-11

WHEAr ASo CoSS.-Cue LylchourS RspIblicln, Il
yesterday, -! We eara ha: strictly phi ue article o.
"a -, sid IL This city, YESTERDAY, for 5 81 pr
r,l, AID La diving the p,s: iva or three dsys. he
.,gs r,..a 81, ses- 3. tls Uyet3u,p. Is 10 lie
L. lie, 70. Aigo ,a:.I7 for ths use Of he army
rl.A acc .s .yr the eE''ao:i,asry rgcc nov ing
pad Tasr, Is 40 Oe.,e: ieeHg: in he corn r'rs,;,
ssa., - berg t-,y ,,i'l, II Nc. OsyC-I Tue sippiy.
vl,l,s.!. trc are rom US % s. s. rsAi = - .
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oYFCg VA. CENTRAL R. 30

OFFICE VA. CENTRAL X. 70,
September 'lia, IslG
NHASGE OF aO5LDULE The 10 layit usia' Nil ca M
" BE- tits rad on and Ei,sr Monday sgpem kf3 ~
Der 18Th
The . AMI Passenger TSia leSvias III hnoad At o'clock
A. 'r stanton I'D lnerme aie points daily retur ing VA
leave sauain $50 c cN NJ aud arrive In ticLnoud al
els P. $500
TIE PASSENGER Train, leav7s sctl 81 $50
for Cord5nsy /. Aul ut,r nedal. 20 jAy Sundays
cere l. r,url Ing will l. 10 onY oc OK A. aud
Ar1ye il Eehmoui ~ " O .ri
IT., VA "a Pa,se g It Of ct 'unt-n, leaving s;sGn
ton 68 Tse-i4gs hard ana sAtr daEi, aat
,rrnug M Mai Gr4g c1l7e,ts Hth he barge
is ~ IA G3-ia Svile Tor cur c3er AID al
th47tecyI I,.shug Il co-asrsa Saanion vl it'se
LeIiY y -rri,pl burg "a ltt u''eT Noh ter
want, uav,h07 n -rs. Clug csrsv D. pay .uit'
Frr ~ ayHy Schnrr y IN lays tTcattei at
$50 ~ AnI Snuttn 10 i- Hot a. ci A ~ on lcc5dsss
lhadays Ari s'Uriays Tae trains vii not rrn west q A
b,To
wants r cbisb aaGrr cycaI OF age g. can ns obtained
at tbs ONES. ID. MhiTOohb,
s.eg General Superintendent
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-11

CcrsrrrrGrs r uraed priso-ers say that in Il e
E5r a,.s-r-s agd peanuts p,ddl,rs 10 cGs and n
r.v..s s-I c5la'crr,ts Of our tt asgry notes the
s.l, a. ;h,7 10 .ae Head sad DOUBT With The cor
riga.c, Aai s7cou-sg men: Of the .vsrnmN9t. ~,
Sl ell y GO hundred dollar oil or tvs dollar bill
fo- c e csu.A
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-11

SovEarl5S SrA-ss-T 81. s $. A--c,' o. .le D dri
tive T,.a.y Q. Pace l., re .eea the Uai ei 5 ~,
{ ns-ea aas e. E;.42-,; 4 s'y,' E-at. - io,'
Wi
Az. l. Ia .SnDic n esy a. oS!f Ices he Sait
..liFdS.A,ss a.pg.v Nes Hampshire Sassseus cts
- Z ode i, L. r.oyiisSce Plauts;,1ls Co n, C
t,l. M YosS, Me- -rssy, Ps-usy'va1il, psa"a-',
M,ryla1d ylsg1. . Month Carolina al George, 10 be-
f., s5seseg. o.: t.l ps-d'7. S'Csi 80. - .!cal
"a them a. s-c- a2i fc- li-s l,- nsi5s l-d sus
"a-nrs sal~0r a. claims . e G3vss-ug-s u-o
siiy..i. sa1 ,e.h.ssa .,s,s e' ~ .'1'' >-' ''''
tl-s thereof
.riI.h-s be se,2 tas' or iaere- 1s'c' YES 70. &C.
sa,.ls.scd IS MAO, su. .lA' ,ass.f reign i-a -s'
p,si.a o. esca sepsrs.e Sac sas s,-lo@.sosei -z
"a. ,.s El- Q; G.lA. Ear.n Js'l.si 9Th 'l p q
SCH Ta5 gate svverelsa' hls never been 2 70 Up
.. wls resssys3 IA Il Artses q CJaieisrltiea 81 ="
as in ms Constitution Of toe C-isd Sa.c3, and all at
temps to sgbs,i.a.s tie word "NAiaUN" tOF "Fsde'a.
vsre resisted a. defeated.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-11

FEog wilmington -Fo-tv.cghSHe- case OF yellow
few ~ste reg,r ci 90 " ssdly. The J.urGAl heard
Ct ba, four ln,ernsl;, on Tassd,! which Ia the small.
Is number nc, e. i'sAse has 'k'n its present sooFe
An7rg the recent vc izs OF the epidemic We observe
Cc.c7d J.mes Z " Ter, Collector Of tie Por. Of VII
nirr.,n. an n. R15'rt P'Scll, a.'iVe of this city,
axe years Al h physicians Of Wilmington are
rsDc-.. - ".
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-11

roo:l Rsosl. -a.g u,;lsr', T N, ! lost, sAyJ:
&c enen- ~ tl7asIrl s'rong I'D 'Eo batteries,
.,,ac. > IA .,r.es a. ,,srele ,,-ly nj, morning
oar .or.r. IN raaS aSol fv' mics The enemy Dis
o, pl u ~. let for Nashville by o'clock, u.
They og.u, f - cUs ard t-o HOUSES LIvargna. We
% cu'y IVA killed, several uounied. L eDy's log
klo~u. We p'ursd = Nj d and L eu:eua's. l; ia
impossible TO Nv. ~. leT lsruculArs to eight
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-11

Txss Daily o per ansaR e. Tor months, and 81 per
month Tor slorter Pesioi.
se-esEy IS per an1a; 8 FOR SIX months and IS cents
noah a sh5rer period
81 for ST noahs- Ssnt Tor shorter
period. PAym.nt In al cases IN advance
AovHErHaOns square nss IS esn for hrsi lnssrttn
per square for each continuance WEEKLY lussonB 10
&c It's per square.
Rs=it.Ass.s nay be uads a tss rIk Of zee PuhIhSrsIl
evdsnes asPOsh Of ls'sr In ss
P0sl Ofiss sontAlaln. none.