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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-03-07

or Tooihache produced by colds.
LOCAL NEURALGIA
is Immediately cured by Their application.
Dr. VIM B. IIur,ls Neuralgia Pla>,ers
never tiil 10 give satisfaction 10 ii who IS,
their virtue.
Prepared at DR.. Hurd's Dental Office.
Ne. - Fourth Street. BrooAiy::. f. II.
Price. only - Cents Each.
y hherel discount made 20 dealers.
-ido''.~< Principal Oeice. !riimi.e Eaill;a.,>
No. Sp,no, >'r,,f, .N,- Iork.
Soll also by Ca>weli. Nick X Co. Fifth
Avenue Hotel: J. X |. Co.!,.;,.-;on, 1l5
Broadway: ID. $. Barnes, o0e Broadway. and
by all Druggists 7l-lSa5
N"T:'E-Wc are daily receiving orders +.
send by maii some one I.orc Of ljr Huri's
Dental Remedies. which W. rai.r-, II Nh,
are maiable excc:'i The Neuralgia Plaster. which
we send III an envelope receipt of price llJ
cents and one stamp. But To accommodate. ,.,r
sons III places where the druggists and store
kecpeT> are behind the axe. AZ haze ;,ut unl,ach-
ages IN white embossed hnA,S. seen inches by
four. WIKI c"irpaTtnlcnts-tarh box containing a
o''lt'c hi Ut iIAfl = Mouth u ash. and laafA
Ache Drops. a boX ii 1nu;h Powder The N,,.-
ral@!a Plaster and valuable li,tlc TRAITS, o,,
Tech and tcir Diseases the i,,>i means nf ,,-
serving them. and the proper treatment Of Clil-
drcn Icc,h, worth OF Itself l:.e ,l.-.-e co.., Ia
every Young man or Woman. ur parents with
young children; witn sundry other l..S,, iiar,,,>
articles price peg package one dollar. OF ~
packages for -. sent hy express n dircc.c,l 4,
no express charges are u"i lnUCi. il aiiK more
GA dozen than Oh one. :; l. :ar r.a.., /. ord,
SiN or = dozen packages =, on. time. \ lsr-.
family Will want a. the surplus can l,. DISCO,
>"d 81 t" ncl-tp'r> with paplic i.u.i.- IL a..
one can estimate h"v 'n'rl ;a:u. s'Ts,i.... LII.
hspi1u'>> ai.d DISAGREEMENT. ,NI-ri>a. - .s
'iIu' and money ..i b, >a,,i - ,b.. ,..-.,.--,
4 '..rt fanny =. ,.ny 81 60. .f-hs-. .,a,,.
Which. IA i'>' g. j. a complete - q B.,-.r H..
m'.I',. Aa!s'>, Nm ! illiI sc. If..-..
Ia..glu-- NJ NHrA. A. us.-r r..-.. AN IT,.
ar">> INIr''. laa' r'u.i-'nr..- nav h. ma.
H'H rHnll'r.'. u O. III ,. r..--. 81.
MAJ &C b.HaAlr. 70. % A t.-. Pro-. ...
~ o.. lnrwF-s ard .'.-..s I.r. I......
'. '.r f..'Hf OF o.. Ar......- A.. .....
-. 80. p. j. '.'N e.. T. .,.,I. s..f-.
~ N"'>. % T. EAru,u.. 8 60. ~, ki-u. a
.-.. '...- see 20 .... e -.-f vt. "a .-.,...
.....a 70 .....
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-03-07
DIR. WI. Is. HURD'S
TO o / III \ G. /. DRO PS :.
for the cure of
TO q I III 4 { II =


I q q I II 4 { II T
produced by exposed nerves
Ii is particularly adapted 10 ali cases OF
children afflicted with
TODTliACHE.
Parents can relieve themselves from th,t
distressing wearine>> Caused los
loss OF SLEEP,
and their children from great suffering, Icy
keeping bottle of
pE. Nm. &. KCRpS To0THACHE DROPS
in the house
Prepared at DIR. Hard's Dental Office.
No. - Fourth Street, Brooklyn. +. ID.
Price only l. Gents per Bottle.
\ liberal discount, made 10 dealers.
address P.ia"ij,ai Otfc,. Trtla,sle Ba,lIin..S
NJ. Spruce >'rtt. N,sr Ioyk
Sold also by Caswcll. Mack X Co. Fifth
Avenue Hotel; J. X l. Col.in-tcn. .l5
Broadway: ID. :. Barnes, oU2 BroaGaa,.
ard by all Druggists.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-03-07

NJ E W NJ L S | G
''The Vacant Chair CT. Root.
There's Music in the Air.
stand up for Uncle Sam,
"Glory Halleujah."
T. NJ HOWARD'S.
St Johnsbury. Janv 20. 1862 I9f
\ O I'll CE.
Mr. Stanton having retired from the firm OF
Stanton K Blinn. partnership is this day form
ed under the name and style OF
LEE & BLIN y,
who will continue the Tailoring business at the
old stand where they will have constantly on
hand full assortment of
CLOTHS.
CASSIMERES.
NESTINGS.
OVERCOATINGS,
Gentlemen Furnishing Goods, &c, &c.
We would further say that we will sell at great
" reduced prices. as We shall sell entirely
| FOR CASH OR READY PAY.
Our Stock is of the best. Gentlemen who buy
for Cash will do well to call and examine. We
will sell az great bargains. All kinds Of Tailor
ing done in the latest style and with neatncSs and
despatch.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-03-07
LNCONOMIZE. ECONOMIZE,
SHAWMUT DYE HOU ST.

lo39 Washington STREET. Eos'"".
Cleanse and color in the most worhmanlike man
nei al kinds Of goods on the most reasonable
terms. receiving and dciiycIin. the same i.
y J'wttt'S Dry G"Yis Store. 81 .iohmyiv,g.
where all kinds Of Dress Goods and noluc>,ics
are sold cheap for cash. short credits. and most
kinds Of farmers Produce
Nov lS6l. tS,f
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-03-07

L O O L Ii = 0 w ID f Il
This Powder possesses the
CARBUNIC WITHOUT THE INJURIOUS
PROPERTIES OF CHARCOAL,
and IS free from al Acids or -iik,.i!ts that
can in the least injuFe The Teeth.
Dr.. WIN. 3. IlCgD'S TopTm POWDER
is recommended 10y ali Eminent Dentists.
Prepared d; DIR iIurd', Dental Office.
No. .. Fourth Street. BROOKLYN, T. ID.
Price, - Cents per Box.
\ Ebcval discount made to dealers.
.ld,ir,.s F,nipaI ng'1'r,. Trib,iAe !aR.iis}s
No. Spruce >.,,.t. N,or l"yL-
Sold also 10y C.>xcli. Mack = Go. Fifth
Ayenne Hotel !. \ !. Cal!in-ioa. 10
Broadway; ID. :. Bar.e>. ,"2 Broadway. and
by al Druggists.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-03-07

4 ifg', .--is, .d r..tIi
- 49,. asa l. FRENCH ) t-.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-20
THE BATTLES IN KENTUCKY.

Augusta, o tober ls.-Tho 'Cof stitutionslist" tss Q
special despatch from Harrodshurg, dated lo.h iustai {
which says
Bsagg's G'st pitched battle took place on the sh at
Psrryvile. The enemy had been folio siOg from Bard .
town in force, and also tbr satensd frankfort. Withen'
diviaion was sout forward to support Kirby Smith, Ebiis
the divisions Of Chea,hsm, Buck aer and Anderson we're
counterm,rohed to give battle TO the. foe In the rear Of
our lines.
The a sht opened on our right with artillery al 6 A.
n. At p. NJ, the whole line moved In splendid syls
to close quarters with the enemy for one hour a nd q halt.
The enemy m,in.ained bis grouui brAyely. Our
troops fought Tx, heroes until the enemy began 10
falter, when oar boys moved forward and drove them
three or four miise, entirtl " OF the battle d:ld. In lps
meantime al attempt on our left had bSen repulsed.
We c'p:ured twenty one cannon ard 600 or co.. pei.
sonsrs, bu. for WA. Of horses only eight pieces we're
b,ough. of. Our casualties are estimated at | 800
| Night p: an end to the conflict. The e3e1y's los4 ia
bel, syed to i, more ttal double ourG. BAIL had So.
600 men. We fought With only with l2. COO, and took
| prisoners from FIVE d vis!ons.
Our army is 10 the highest spirits. At Ffsuktor the
matter was soon ended. The enemy uadsr HcOook I'D
before Kirby Smith. Wi.hsrs cut OF his rear, took gOO
prisoners and Ia wlzona.
Bragg'u dep'ts being msnaced, he at once vi,hdres
his army to protec: thsm. I'm nsdtassly a d g Of truce
from the enemy asked PERMISSION to bury their dad -
/. daylight. nag: n,irilg after the fgit, no. ever
a Yankee su'g,oa was left o. the hsd. Their woand,i
were all left our wounded wero removed.
Gen. Polk Ia a narrow escape. Geu. B lgg says that
be has the best troops in the world. To tHtuand
Y ,n.uckisns have taken arms, and more ar, organ z ug.
= Among car kil,4 is Lieut. Col lLs.ors On CT the IS
Teiuese Lieut.. Col. Evans, OF the Texas R,ng.s
hsjr w. T. yor, eomnissiry, Captain Cart-right, OF
Georgia. aud Wm. s. Nay, of General Claib,rpss
stan.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-20
Condition ofthe ANN.

Tie attention OF zee country has O-eI directed 10 the
desasuss condition Of The Army OF Northwestern Viz
gicia By q recent Letter from the corres2oldcn. Ct the
SsgllnaS r. ~y-jt.4t. slieA 20 AosgAs il cur duty 10
reproduce in these columns s0ms days ago. We refer
% the sat- C: agl1, 40. Tor the plrP-ss OF finding iau'.
nth tie GoYsrlusa.. ,hJCgl IL has bssn guilty Of the
most ulplrjouss'c urz,ac, 1ls - Ttnind tic people Of
the,r du.y 10 tbs premises oar Information L. derived
from persons w5o have been ~tl ths army for acme
month";, AMI vsJss opportunities have been such ~ to
have no doubt o; the correctness o. ueir statements.
Tue healb, z.u an Discipline OF 10, aIny arc a. TIA.
the nos. sa1gu.ls friend Of ON, .oy c.us, e1ull d9sj;e.
silcs their re,gsa 20 yryils Gao t-oo7, l,yo lad anpc
tine to res. and r,crui. lns.r sfllsh. aud their supple,
Of goos beef snlulu- have b,en a5loJaq,. Toe stfsg
glon and absentee. including many OF IA, sick and
wounded, have ri1,ssl tl~r several commands, ami
The army is stronger Io-Ily, ia numbers, taAn it has been
a. nv time since t. leG thl banks Of Jlass river. But
isis not Of the disc pIne, the health, or the Connissary
D,p4itnsu. Of tie srry that ~ ptopoIs Co speak 10
DAY ou, Of the dssl:u,e condition Of tho troops in TO.
gard 20 clo:hiag snd shoes.
Wat, then, - thsie condition We ssIsrt most en-
phsscAGy and positively, tia! up to tho l5:h day Of this
moa.h, it vas most dsplorable. We do not mean TO say
tia; such vas the condition OF the entire srmy, o. OF even
smgoriy Cfths troop; bot ShAs lTs1 uau5o's OF thsm
were bArefoOted, n Fags, aud covered with Sermip; and
that those in the hospitals at Winchester we're the vic.
tins Of the most cruel nag.scL. Al already remarked,
this Information comes 10 Us from such sources and in ~
direc: E way thV 10 besl au ao5z,l % assert, in the
mes, positive manner, that suSh Is the sad condition
OF large numbers Of tas troops IRON all the States the
glorious co1qusror, too, at R~ehuOhd, a. M,nasas, in
the Valley, and 10 Maryland. W. arc assured, moreover,
that any other sl;ousHL sh0Tiag a more favorable con
diuOa of tho army, ~hl1 g. nay b. s~rI6ijiag 10 the
public, Is a orual wrong to tha troops hensel5ea in that,
Il nay Issd he psop'e aad The aI,h)iiss 10 slick5l thar
efJrts % furnish thu nsc4usTy supplies.
Il may bs asked, hoE Isl ' tina; the troops sbolll have
b,Cvms thus suide,ly ds,UIusy Tas Ansser 10 readily
given. Having marched ron the .nss river to the
RlpoAhlnnock, thsy iougit their Wy from la. stream
10 the Pltonle, pas siln,o d.rJlA1d. redl,,i Hrpors
Ferry fought tEo Ersai bsnlss 4! BJonsoOso Gap aud
starPsbuFg, gagged 10 nInOahsss skrnishss, and re-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-20
TELEGRAPHIC
LATEST FROM TIE NoRrH-ELECTloN RESULTS
THE YANKEES AGAIN IN CHARLESI0WN-
Uur urr-rruv % ITTT "a

LATEST FROA TIE NoRrH-ELECTloN RESULTS
THE YANKEES AGAIN IN CHARLEST0WN-
The KENTUCKY BATTLES
FRrDIRIcKsBuIG, Oct 10 Northern dates to l1th,
P. n, have been received here. Tie Democrats have
carried Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana. The Rspub-
lcaus have carried Iowa. In Pennsylvania Is d.
mccra.s and II Republicans elected. 10 0aio l2 Demo-
Gratis and fve Rspublicsns-three Districts lot heard
from. In last Congress Pennsylvania delegation stood
II Republicans and s Democrat; Ohio delegation II
Republicans and s Democrats. Ia Indiana s Democrats
and Republicans. 10 lss. Congress, there we're s Re.
publ cans and 3 Democrats. II Iowa, all Rsputl cans
elected to OoDgreSs-Ssste ticket gone Rspubl cin BY
10. 900 mr. ority. The Demo 'adc minority on the State
ticket in Pennsylvania is 10000; in Ohio rs coo; in
Indiana 1000. In Indiana, ColfaK, Dinn and Julian
defeated. 10 Ohio, Gurley, Rep, PendIetop and Ctx,
D,ms, reelected. In Pennsylvania, Grow, Speaker,
defeated; Tbad. Stevens, re elected.
Gen. Hancock occupied Charlestown, Jefferson count,
| Virginia, Thursday evening, after An artillery duel Of
two hours, our piekets retiring to the hill this eide. The
enemy lost one killed and eight wounded. We lost
Captain Smith, Of the Richmond artillery, ard digit
wounded. Two hundred Of our Antiets m wounded strs
captured Mcclellan spent Thursday night at Chsrler.
town, but returned to Washington Friday. Gold in New
York at the FIRST Boaid. Friday, 1921 Nothing ~satis'ae.
tory from Kentueky-no victory claimed. They say
Bragg is leaving the State. The Federals have occupied
Lexington,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-20
state Rights.

Tie YiuksiEd BLinose american Efr'Cts to con.
-iaer !: al evidence Of sclisn aud a porta1t OF further
DISSOLUTION that the qlssious OF sta1e Rights and Slv-
ereigaiy have b,eu discussed in the Confederate Con.
gress. TIE dihsrsuc, between the Confederate aud the
Yankee Congress Is, thst such questions may be discussed
hare "sithau. let or hjadr4nc; ;" wahs th,e they dare
no, open their lip' 10 oPplsiiion to the dogma OF their
mistsr-ihat Safes have uo higher. DOW ~ nor better
rights than counties. Ecu vGen Lincoln ordered the
s-fss. ofa SA.o Legislature they Neso silont AMI when
by biz mere lat h5 orsa;el a Governor theS appl'rd.
But it 10 20; str.ngs That a people Who have surrendered,
slnos. without a mlrmar, all the gres, safeguards OF per.
solsl Iio5r;S sioOlI bs wiling to 80, ;beir sovoraigutie5
a, STATS swlIlo~sl up ia the whirlpool oE $ central des-
poisn. A tcw years heaoe they may SEQ m4tsrs diff.
fsraativ.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-20
A VALUAMLr RARm nR ARauT lsOO

A VALUABLE FARM or ABSUV 1900
~ Acres within four miles OF n -epot, on
the 0anVitlf hatlrOad about 80 miles from
hichmond, for sale.-Se ae Au'hoaEet TO sell \ great
ta-sai la va ua5.e F.m, contain NJ about 1900 a-res, loos ed
within Olr miles We Depot, on the DInvile Railroad. OF which
Sbeui hAlfii opan Ind ana Tie balascsin Woodland timber. The
buhti1gs are apple Tor a iargs family, Aad conast OF Those
u'ull, Du1d OF 4 larg' sss;r A. the oEler q idI II lhp1ssible
10 give his q eaton - ihe msnlgsnsat n tbs place Il Sil be sold
q G-,t bargain, ftaay AppnSaiol be mldA Apply -
oc21 -lUg G0OpIa & APpE2s0N.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-20
Cur se,ports and Rivers.

The time vii soOa arrive, when, in accordance With tie
experience ofiis. Winter ard ito p7obsble necessities Of
the season, active clmpligning in Ylrgiaii will cease till
the spricg The presumplionSsr ard indications Ale, that, 70
TIE enemy fad themselves c~orpa.ed 70 suspend their
efforts here, they viii renew them farther South with
ds,5era.e yiso, AMI denomination. They as now ma
kiug LercUlear preparations assins. the few remaining
sssp2r,s o! the Cjq'lde--cy, AMI to obtain a complete
mastery OF al or nayigIols rivera. O1arls'son, SAVln-
TAB and Mobile So, doomed, II Y.rkso power aud ma
lSuiiy can accomplish .hsr decl.eCtjon nor shouId'sny
interior city, spor5schspic by ,vatsr oours,, fesl that il
i,-sfs " non, Ia, mo5s thorough tl)okids Of the
sire. N. We Sarl olr Sou. h,ra hi,nds no, to lose a
DAY o. e Gig'tio pr-.ec ing tieUs Ives against the dar-
ces ahead. Tg.sc.'s he robbers IRE permitted to penc.
t-t.g tl5 o5ul-ry, u.'y AL a,emP. % ~eaforco L'lcolu's
bsusJ 0-~oc'.m:Gol. f.. IS therefore moro than ever ne.
c-s.ry 20 keep .9e suti,ao OF. o; our borders Tie
or.rao1s Of AZ ars needed. aud not al hour is to 10
lrs..
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-20
LIST OF CASUALTIES N Tar MADISON L,GHl
ARTILLERY.

LIST OF CASUALTIES iS Tar MADISON LIGHT
ARTILLERY.
srPrSnsIR 10, 1862.
WoundsI-John Blown, sligbr Anthony hcHusb,
severely; JJhn LyOoh, slight
SEPTEMBER II. 1862.
Illed-L'eu. John B q, ~, Pnya 90 Lewis White.
Michaa, Cunningham, OorpI John Murphy. Wounded
Corpl James q .nlg, severely. FiV,.es John Rstley,
died siuo,; Florence 0Nasl. DE-; jonathan Bofi lgtop,
lR ampu.atsi; Edward RYAN, de- James Brown, de-
Mich RYAN, No. l.. shgh'; J 'hn Nicer ,b, d. Corpl Con
ray, d.; Pdvsies J ,hr h1rphy, n, ,. severely; Gavin
Di,ny, s.Sh'; STsts JJhn T. Cisco DC; Oyka9si. d.
Psy.tes hCh Z lH, roi J,res 0,unel, Do; Johu
Wheeler, DO; HsorS HtlIocs, do, 'wic'; uofpl + Dono,
hoo, do; p ,gstfa y HiJi Canposll, do; J,mes OLeary,
dc, Mgin Kinney, do.
certify that tha above ia a c)rc, report OF the
killed and sGuaded Of my company on the isya named
above. GE1 V. hO;DTi
Capt1ip kslison Light Artiletv.
Camp two aud a hall milas from Martins luig. W.,
Sept. %. 1862
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-20
RICHMOND WING.
70 OR-RnSPoNpkNTE.

~Lssa-s o. business ml-t % addressed 70 As Editor Of
a. Wig"
Articles ,sriaon on botA sides Of re paper tt. not bsPuah@N
sd Tas j. a rsS q long sslndiRg, osgh 70 Be hHOtnH 70 al,
aad pg 4. 10 eIss Be departed from Obituary notices exceed
Ig sgat Iigs are chtrgs96 as Advertisements.
- gsoI4aof gpfs tuks q rstgrH rejected communications.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-20
r,cHMosO, oc,o ef lg.h, 1864.

IIcHN0SD, Ucto ef lyth, IsbL.
YLiHE ETISNrfcN o: al Purl3n Il I nd DisCha- gel rsa . Isr.
a. Ing IN oush aicanond and OF the SICK 10 he b.l SisI Ia al
atjuad this ci. Is Particularly ctl-f TO the Law Of e nr q, No
pto I'D october 2 ,lsS2, aaihor ing sIsrtermAster % sdadi'te.
bath gheG such soldiers are uIprOyiled tlh desc ~ 'e Hats o.
aaL stats nenu. from then com nsnding efi;ers sed are ulLb.e
10 CbIAla them
IAN AIT TO EMSoWsk CERTAIN PEReoE5 TO ADMISIsTER
OATES IN CERTAIN CAoEs"
"Tas Congrsss of tle Confederate &fss do enact That the
/" oath Z quIrrd to eaAoIs 0 O vo an led. or other soidGns 10 re
"cstye ,har pay may he t.ken before ty 0"drtermdstsT. vito
IS h Ieoy auth W Ied 10 aim'nste, the sII., or he ore aay Jur
"u,s q the Peace having Jdrsdic;i N, CT any other It'll .r having
"tke right by tie laws Of he stat, 10 aonini.ter osths."
The Int ryenton Of TIE soia = or W. dstrtti. vher0 a~soltief's
ski In hospltal or abe 10 reac. the on e o. Aisr -rys'tsr -.Y-
urely' Gnatceasry, nd atieaIl)n 70 tns toiies eli save thssbl.
der one dolsr OF his pay. The objs OF tie aoyernn.nI sO PAY
the solder cyerg c ut that may he de h n without aty eeiu Iions
vna:c ger for the beneat Of citizen not connected . III ;he Amy.
CS ms state BY Notary PIbrcs AMI Magistrates 3, htl Ienl
'psortee, AMI are Of b. pos.ibls Use 10 o. 'slGisr
jim ASBLTp,
e,!2O-ala asi9r a-dY n
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-20
HOSPiTAL ABu5ES,

We have been requested to publish the following resi-.
lu;ion-, adop;ed by the st,ldilg Committee on the Med
zeal Department Of the Confederate House OF Repre-.
s~enta:ives, to Wit:
RESOLVED, That this Committed viii receive and con-
slider any written stst5pa at by any SCI iier, touching
abuses ID ho'pitsl ) -wh'.i shall he ~vi.nessc4 by , com.
missioned officer, and Ssc,u panied by Q Certificate Of
such OFF ,er that the writer is personally known to hin,
a. IA respectable and worthy Of credit, and Continuing
The address Of he writer.
Rrsoicsd, Th.s this GoGGiites will recelys ard con.
slider any sfiisvi'. touching sbpasa III hospital dug eI'
ecu ej, b fore q JlIlos OF the Peace or NoSry Pdolic,
accompanied BY u certificate Of such justice or No'ary
thst tho ]dcponea; il personally kno VI u b n and ia rc-
sp,c.sble, ard worthy OF credit, aud containing The at-
drsss OF the Opponent.
By oTdtr Of ,he Committee.
y. W. MCFARLAND, CLERK.
: The sdlrs:s of tho members of the oommiIts
is as lollOSt
AR Wright, Rome, IA.
q w. Bal, Bruys -ick, No.
John q node, Jr, Liberty, Va.
j \. Ohrisman, Monticello. Ky.
". n Il. Smith, Aurreesboro', N. q.
Jas FIrow. Spsr!er burg, 8 y.
j.. I. Rail-, Csntrr, AL.
Thna. Mane,s, Sn'iasfoij, Tenn.
g.. u R)y3tou, WIsiing. on, ARR.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-20
EXTRACT.

HtADQUARTEE,
RcsAosD, October lyh, lsS!.
SPECIAL ORDERS,
No ".
VII. All psrolsd officers and msa at present Ia RieLmoi',
bsIong,ns 20 the army Of 0ea.Tal Lee, are directei 10 report, 30
Mo.a-y. the gOh last pIOnFuJt s ueat. Dol. ih.slt', Command.
in. Camp Lee.
By comm and Of Nal den. @. W. Smith.
oct 80 1t JOHN W RifLY.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-20
TIE BATTLE OF CORINTH.

TUPELo, 0cL l7.-P.roled Confederate soldiers, jus.
arrived here from Iuta, says th,. olF wounded ia Tie
battle O! Clrinlh have all b,sp s,nt to tbIt psce. eud
ara nov we'll cared for. fhsy say ILste are 700 in ali.
and thiuk ou. wouuisd in the whole Of the Fights will
not re,ca m IRE than | 800. The Fed ,rals say th, t there
were 800 Of oar msa Killed, aud that they had over
S 900 wounded, aad coui no. tel how mIuy kirei
The Corin:h Ankles say tina: orr N fought u:I,e
like devil, th W IL 70. Ta,y ais, aanti a teal rou. |.
Ksn lucky b. BrAsg's faecas, alt say tia: N.savlis viii
s1on be relieved gr e~vasusted.
EVACUATION OF CORINrH BY THE YANKEE.
HOLLY sPRISGs, Oct. IA gsutlem N arrived to.
day from CORN b says tina. th, eaeny hsv, evscuited
Go, NTH. and that 3 ,'iv,, Tenn IL bling e~v,cia.sd
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-20
sTApn STOCK Eoss SALE.

RIcHaOND, Get so, is69.
ID gGi5TERED Sock o. the Gem onweAth Of virginia for Ssls,
h At par and Interest Apply 20
oc20 'est wM. p. NJ 'PORD, sect,y.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-20
SOUTHERN ACCOUNTS.

Tho Petersburg Express, Of Saturday, gives some in
tereating particulars Of the late battles, much OF which,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-20

A MEETING o. the Board - Directors Of the PEG
n ieutisry. held at the r-niteutlsry, par.uaat TO aiiosrnmsnt.
On Ptdsy, ih. 18th dss Of totober, ist2, At Z O'clock, p M, tie
fonuwlrg order sAi adopted ny tn Roari and ordered TO b. put
ll,hel In two oflhe daily Iapers OF TIL, city
All ersors hAilg c'aimt against the Wiz .inia Peniients ry, up
10 Aprn lat, IsGl, will present ihen IN bENRY n. JONES oletk Of
the Board Of Dire stors Of the pen t'ntiAry.
A ~Ctpy-Teste
HENaY r JIHEs,
ocQ1 Nv. Clerk o. The GoarI OF Dir eiors.
nUIS.NE.-scO or Qun!ns, for rsle by
a. tcl9J j. p. DuyAL.
= TO Hhds. CLoice sugSs,
100 hbls. do. DO,
loo Half ebls ohoiss Sugars, Tor tals By
oct e0-lv oHAy. I, Wo2rHAh o.,
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EXTRACT.

EA IkACas
ADJ 7 AND IssrscrO2 aEsIR.Ls OFFICE,
Eoss0sD, Dot. 1. 1853
arsrRAL o%sDESs,
no. 49,.
yX AFTER this date DO applio alton sl b. received for er
ann Iston by the Hoard ~ uansers, appointed under tuna 81 On
derJ 90. O.. eursLt .erss. for appcittneat Of onsers OF artillery
10 Be ssisned 20 ordnance duty, ,rceIt from II e . AMI pdsstcs
nos ia seTEer, or rom Ohcsr. and private nos Oul OF service -
reason u wUunds Trc,i rel 10 battle.
JOHN wITHGas,
oct 1!-lg ASi,ttrtA fiatsDt dn srh,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-12-05
6autufk 9ftItrsonian.
TERM
Sfngie Copy. one yenr.i nd' nn-e si.5o.n


The wonderful Walled Lake is si'-
uated in the central p rt oi Wright
county, l,wa. The shape Of the
lake.is oval. II is about two miles
IN length. and one mile wide in The
vid,st part, comprising an area OF
4ome two thousand acres. The
wall enclosing THE lake is over ak
nil, q in length, ard is built or com.
posed Of stones varying in siz from
boulders oi Two tons weight down
TO small pebbles, and lie Intern xed
with earth. The top OF the wall is
uniform n hight above II o water in
all parts, which makes its hight to
vary on the landslide according TO
the un,venncss OF the country, from
two to twelve feet. IL mt asures
from ten to twelve feet thick at III,
base, aud from four to sx at the top.
inclining = ch way .-outward and
Inward. There is no outlet, but il
n, qucntly rises and flows over the
top Of the wall. Tho lake nj the
deepest part lie abont ten feet in
dc pth, and abcunds with large and
fine ish, snch as pike pickerel, bass
perch, &c. The water is ~ clear rs
crystal, and therc is no bubbles or
agitation. to indie ua any large
springs or feeders. Wild fowl Of all
kinds are plenty upon its bosom -
At the North end are two small
groves OF sbout ten acres each, ne
timber being near. 1t has the APP
pearance OF having been walled ny
by human handi, and looks like a
hinge fortresa, yet there are no rocks
in that vicinity for miles around. -
There are no visible signs OF the
lake being the result oi volcanic
action, the bed being perfectly
smooth and tho border of regul ar
TORN. Tie lake is seventeen miles
rom Boon river. on the West, eight
miles from Iowa on the East, ard
about one hundred miles from Ce
dar R,pids. II ia one OF the great.
cst wonders of the West. and has
a-leady been visited by hundreds oi
curiosity seekers.