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1860. TINWARE 1860.
SHEET-IRON WARE. COPPER WARE,

'1-117I@ 1ItN|-' " = AItI@' 'N'4 4+It " -AIAI-,
3. s. gE. EERBEEGTON
Desire to call the attention of the public to
their new TIN SHOP now opened in the large
brick building the corner of Main and
Franklin streets. opposite the Mansion House
and next to the Banking House OF Bell, Smith
& Co, Johnstown, Pa, where they purpose
man ufacturing ali kinds OF
TIN, SHEET-IRON AND COPPER WARE.
Their work will be made by the hest work
men and of the best materials They are de-
termined to- sell all kinds of ware at the
cheapest rates, wholesale and retail
P.S.-All orders orrSPOUTING attended
to on the shortest notice and on reasonable
terms.
Johnstown, Dec. 8, 1S59-tf
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splendid assortment of FURNITURE, which
he will sell very cheap. COFFINS made TO
order on the shortest notice and at reasona-
Die prices. Ebensburg, Oct 6, 1853:
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ID AILROAD HOUSE, Wilmore, Cam

ID ABROAD HOUSE, Nilmore, Cam
z l. bria county, Pa. (Near Penna. Railroad
Station.) JAS. D. HAMILTON, Proprietor.
An extensive Bowling saloon is connected
with the House. The TABLE Will be fur
nisaed with the best the market affords, and
the BAR supplied with the best of liquors, in
Guiding Ales and Lager from approved brew
cries. Extensive and convenient STABLiNG is
attached to the premises.
Wilmore, August %, le59:tf.
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CONTENTS.

CONTENTS.
Chap. l. From Balls Bluff to Richmond.
Chap. IL. 0ur Prison.
Chap. III. A Day in the Officers Prison.
Chap. ". A Day in the Privates Prison.
Chap. Y. Pursuits and Pastimes.
Chap. VI. Prison Incidents
Chap. VII Sunday in Prison.
Chap. VIII. Our Jailer.
Chap. TX. Our Visitors.
Chap. X. Richmond Prison Association
Chap. Xi. Prison Companions.
Chap. XII. Hemeward Bound.
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DRISON LIFE

TOB ACCO WAREHOUSE AT RICHMOND.
By a Balls Bluff Prisoner, Lieut.. VIM. C
Harris, of Col. Bakers California Regiment
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SAD IRONS, or SMOOTHING IRONS,
all sizes and BEST quality, 10 e} cts, per Id.
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PREFACE.

These sketches were written to lessen the
tediuun of my lengthy imprisonment and if
they serve to recall to my prison companions
the scenes enacted in the old Warehouse. and
enlist the interest and sympathes of the
reader, they viii have accomplished all that
IS desired by the publication Of them. With
the exception of "Homeward Bound" they
were all written within prison walls, and
brought to the North sewn securely in the Ii
n1g of an overcoat.
| confidently trust to my brother-ofiicers
for their testimony TO the fidelity of the
description OF our domestic economy" ana
the accuracy Of detail in the varied incidents
in our prison life in the Tobacco Warehouse
Philada., March %, 1862. ". c. II.
Complete in one volume, price 80 cents, or
handsomely bound in cloth 70 cts
nsfs- For sale by A. y. BARKER, Ebens-
burg Pa.
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ZINC WASHB0ARDS,
Tor p cents, worth 81 cents.
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COOKING STOVES,
Trimmed complete, with baking arrangements,
So to SIS
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CAg8EEET sVAEE-RGQSa.

n E Y \ \ S re-
Ia spectfully in
forms the citizens of
Ebensburg, and Cam
oria county general :
ly, that he has on
hand and for sale, at
his Warc-roonl, one
square west Of Blair's
Hotel, a large and
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ANIC ARRANGEMENTS:

EN-sAELED s TIa-HED IR0E WARE
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XXI C. MURPHY, acffh-
~ II. CUILDS & c.,
WHOLESALE BOOT Il SHOE WAREHOUSE
No l33 Wood street,
Nay g. 1921 PiTtSBURG, Pa.
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TO THE PEOPLE OF THE limited STATES

: the month of December, 1855 the undersigned for
the hrst time offered for sale the public DIR. J.
BoTEE DoDs IMPERIAL WrE BrTTERs and in this short
period they have given such universal satisfaction
many thcusI.ds OF persons who have tried them
is now an established article The amount of bodily and
mortal misery arising simply from neglect Of small
complaints Is surprising, and ii is therefore of the utmost
Importance that strict attention the least and
tring bodily anent shoud be had for diseases of the
body must Invariably affect the mind. The subscribers
now only ask a trial Of DIR j. BoYEE DoD'S IMPERI-
AL WIZ BlIlEisS from all who have not used them.
w. ctalii nge the world TO produce their equal.
These Bitters, for the Of Weak Stomachs, Gene
raj DEBILITY and for Purifying and Enrchng the Blood,
are Absolutely UNSURPASSED by any other remedy
earth To be rd of this, it is only necessary
make the trial The wine itself is of very superior
quality, being about onerd stronger than other wines
warming and invigoratng the whole system from the
head TO the feet As these Bitters and atera-
tive in their character they strengthen and inYgorae
the whole system and give tone and healthy action
to all its parts, by equazing the circulation removing
distractions, and producing general warmth They
also excellent for diseases and weakness peculiar
Females. where Tonic is required strengthen and
brace the No lady who is subject to lassitnde
and faincss 1aoud be without them as they are revv-
flying in their action.
These Bfters oH mot only cnre but Percent Disease
and in this respect douhly valuable the persons
who may use them For
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,.e.s4 cold saftles somewhere il the rfas' ~
s,~,.af- its natural functions THESE, II mo- -
'la.,. general a1-sruvstian, suffering ''ii o.
Wbis In tn. condition. oppressed ~ H. ''l
- 49,. t,;ifs aud see hos directly they restore the
,t,,rsi action OF lbc system, and with 10 TIE
tim. I health again. Nil is trne and 80 apparent -
tis tii,l nI common compliant y also true ~ 'iS
f the deep sat and dungeons tilSteni'ei INV s'o
pnreatiy. effect exres them Gauss iy similar obalt1c
lions AMI ,lttfIf of the natural functions o. Tue
boy they sre rapidly. AMI many 81 them sifei3 eel
liz fi,y sam. means. None who know tue virtues % THESE
pilIs will neglect employ them when suffering l'hi
the disorders they
Sl,e,nts fr6l.. leading ilysi-ians in some Of the
tiimei.,l cities, and from oilier well known i0olc per
F,a Fa1oar,,ig Msrci1st + 81. louis F'b. !, 1856
De- ayra: Your pIls are the paragon IF all that IS
great in medicine. They cured my little ttugfter
ceas upon her hunts ati te-t ttat '' prove
,cr.l,e for wears IIer mother been long griev-
onsl< afflicted with i1tchcs AMI iniss on her SKIN aii
IN her hair After cld cured, Size also ttic''
1sur P.iio, anl they have Cured her -
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Ii @UD
GUTTA PERCHA CEMENT.
For Coating Metals Of al Kinds when ex-
posed to the action Of the Weather,
and fdr preserving and re
pairing Metal Roofs
of Eli Finds

This IRE only Composition kHotcn aehich oillspc
ceSSfcg resist tTtreae cbaHges Of al ctilrat for
any feRgth IF time, raeR applied 10 metals which
# aheres firmly forming body equal three coats
ordinary paint, costs much less ana viii last hlce times
long, and from its elasticity Is mott jared by the
traction AMI expansion Of tin ard other Metal Roofs
consequent upon sudden changes of the weather.
1t lrtH crack an Cotd TEH iR Warm UeG
Tier and lCJI not frGsh eff
Ieakg Tin and ether Metal R4es can be readily re-
paired with GHHa Ferrhe ComeHi- and prevented
from further corrosi0n and leaking thereby ers5rfn
perfectly water-tigft roof for many years.
This Cement IS peculiarly adapted for the preserva-
ton Of iron Ratings. Scrrs Ranges, Safes, 4grj
cHtHrai Implements, sc, also for general manufacu
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FINN d. Tts.ria1~ m, # Nee INK Cfy.
Mt only your Pills admirably adapted to their pur
p'sr npeticnt- Int iHd their beneficial effects upon
tic Liver verv marked indeed. THY have in my prac
tice proved er-tua fur the Of bilious
3srpsts thau rrury mention sincerely
trTice thHt we have at length lfafire which is
H. tiie confidence oi tine profession ati the e pie.
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AY E IS
CATHARTI
PILLS..

Are you sick. feeble, and
complaining? Are you cut of
OF der. with you. system de-
RANGED. aud yoHr feelings I'M
comfortable: These sYmD-
TINS ,rr often the prelude 10
serious Illness. Some fit of
Il !.I. = Is creeping upon you.
snd should be avertcd Icy a
liipeiy a~e of tie right REM
ely. Take Ayers Pills, and
elr;uise out the disordered lIu-
li,ds purify The lloot, and
let the ilui,ls move ola unob-
rtrusted in health ne ain.
They stimulate the functions
Of the body into vigorous ac-
;iyity- purify the system nom
lilo e4f,-fru,-ti.,iis " iiiclI make
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JOHNS & CROSLEY,
ret. EoRett's Temple of Art.

Is NOW cited up in a style superior to any gallery in
l the West having mammoth s6y-,jght which ena-
bles hiI do better work than bc done in the old
SsEle.
SECURE the shadow the substance fade"
Of those whom we So dearly love. Thou bnowcst not
what day may bring forth"
81 here am, who pla-s with tRe sunbeam, painting,
with the pencil fire. bright faces the braished
pate-throwiug light here and casing shadow asere
producing creatures Of life. health ana joy
prepared now 70 take all kinas # pictures the
beautiful Photographs which admired by the low
of arr also The 50 le Of Stereotype which
not surpassed y any picture-in3ced all kinds Of pic
tarcs that be taken in far superior any
ever taken in this city. All invited call and
fnv new rooms and specimens all work warranted
70 suit charge. have splendid 10; of fine gold
lockets fancy and frames. which 1 viii sell low.
One and all give call. Rooms in NoTeft'> Block.
up stairs c r. M0FFETT, Artist
Mineral Point. Nov. 18th 1850. ntS-tf.
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STR a HED

'roIa the Subscriber living in the town Of Mifin on
4 Tuesday last, May 9th 1862. Dark Brown MARE
.SLi- Two years old this Spring. She has few gray
kas the nigh hind just above the hoof she also
has very heavy name, which lays on the nigh and
runs oack over the shoulders also marks of the collar
whoever viii return said colt the subscriber give
lr'hation where she may be found, shall be iberalls
rewarded.
JOSEPH ANDERSON.
Hifflin. May 10th 1862. no Pm
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JOB WORK
L T. r. NJ S G A SH

VI a.. az xmas done with neatness and despatch,
Al Work done at our establishment will 10 ,ar.
ranted in every particular " " "aI
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as "a Family PLY sic.


TI-g u. z. u. fuITItIFgHf, We UlFsEHss
Y,r piIi- are tie prince Of pnrges Their excellent
or4t ,s.ff.4ss ANY csitiIrtic possess. They
mild I,f vrr certain .nd -ffrI IN f-ir action the
o.-!s which tiles them Invaluable . in the daily
t..at .I.it of disease
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~, D. 40 ~ Iaogi. b,.Llnors.


Dstu cannot Won 1rlful complaints
with your Pills better than shy ri that
tf.d ,afi fTtire ateiias. place great drpen
nal catittric in my daily contest with
disease an believing AL that your pills afford the
best have, of course ya!n- them highly
PfrTSRURG. Pa. Nav I. 1855.
d.. G. AYR. Sir: 7 have been repeatedly cured Of
the h.tI.t~ fv fs1Iy have by a dose
ofy aisr Pulls. arse foul stomach,
which they cleanse
Yours with great respect. ED. ". PREBLE,
17srl- ri Steamer CtQ1iaIa.
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IyCTpsEvc CONSUMPTION,
DR.. beds Celebrated Wine Bitters

Weak Lungs, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Diseases of tn
Nervous Systn Paralysis, Piles, and for all cases
quring Tcnic,
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DEVLIN & PRATER

The customers of the old firm are Tes,actf,n
invited TO continue their patronage TO this establisb
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PREMIUM STOVES.
THE MINING PUBLIC

Are informed that we are prepared TO make SuEnr
IRON Pumps of any dimension, to rder On shsrt
notice.
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Dyapensia. E.npnriax Of the Hood.

rs AVER: have used ypur Pills with extraordinary
success la nay family and among those called t. sst
IN distress. 70 regulate tlIe organs OF digestion and
purify tbs blood they The very remedy have
ever known and can confidently recommend them to
my friends Yours, j. V. HINES.
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Dysemsery, DiarrE,oen, Relax, Worms.

".stIttttf - tite 1ft1f tte IIlSfsttuf.
Dysentery, DiarrIaeen, Relax, w orn.s.
from ~. 2. q. G,cet, n C,ttcago
Ioar Pills have had long trid ia my practice, and /
hold them in esteem Of the hest perients have
them IN excellent remedy when svcn in small doses for
tiigss dyselsrg aRI iaa7'ta- Their sHgar-coating
makes them very acceptable and the use
ct women and children.
Dyspepsia, Fmpurily OF the Blood.
FTan EeU. J. !. Hpes, Fsal n Adrelt Church Boston,
re. AVER: have used sour pills wiih extraordinary
success n nay family and among those called visit
purify tbs blood. they The very best remedy have
ever known and can eohiicntiy recommend them to
my friends. Yours, J. v HINES
WARSAW Wyoming Co, n. Y, Oct. IL 1855
DEAR Sir am sing Caiharts Pills in my prac-
tiee and hi.d them ~ excellent curative t. cleanse the
system aad purify tte f.lat.'il's e le uoo'.
JOHN q. MEACHAN, NJ u.
censsipasion, costiveness, Suppression,
determination. Gout. Neuralgia, Drop
sy, Paralysis. Fits, etc.
Prom Dr.. J. T. crglu, Montreal, C1qda
Too much cannot be said Of your Pills for the Ct
easlirensS. Ifohers Of fraternity have found them
ecacious have, they should join proclaim
Ing it for the benefit Of the muititues who suffer from
that complaint, which, although had enough in itself is
the pgoSeni.or Of others that believe
fcess to originate IN the liver, but your Pills affect that
organ and cure the disease.
From, Ars Z S,sart Issssictn and lF5roif5, Boston
find two large doses Of your Pills, taken the
proper time, excellent promotiyes Of the doaI
ton when wholly or partially suppressed AID also very
eff-eual to oieI''s- tho saret aud ei 'oo7Hs They
much tic best ply Isle have that L recommend
other to my patients.
From The Ter Dr. Hc,e ef tie ifcito9isi Fpis Church.
PCIAsKI HaUsr Savannah Ga. jan s. 1855.
HeNoRFp SIN: Should TIE ungratefui fer the relief
your skill has brought if did not report my
Suu. 4 cold settled IN limbs and brought
cf.ng ge1t1f1,c 1Ifps, which ended in chronic 7seHtG
tisrn. Maintaining had the best Of physicians, the
disease AMI until by the advice of youT
excellent in Baltimore, ~ Mackenzie tried your
Pills Their effects were slow hut BY rerseYering
In the use q Them am entirely we'll.
SENATE CHAMBER, paten Rouce, Ia, s Dec. 1855.
Dr. AVER have been entirely cfIrcd, your Pills. Of
Eheiunofic Goata painful disease that had afflicted
FIR years VINCENT SLIDELL.
G1- Most Of Che Pills In market contain Mercury,
which, although valuable remedy in s}ilful hands is
dangerous IN public lili, from the dreadful
auenees that frequently follow its ncautious These
contain nc mercury or mineral substance whatever
Price, % cents per Box, or Boxes for 81.
Propared by Dr.. c. AVER s. Co., Lowell, Mass
SALE
T r. Nivian Mineral Pr. q. ". Burra Dodseyilie.
c b. Arnold W b. Mds l. z. Hamilton Highland,
OTIS x Brown, Darlington, d. Nef. CalaUine.
II Reed L Co, Chicago. and dealers IN medicines
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AT the old stand of Lanyon 4 Son
. o, ,oeo Commerce Street, Mineral Point.
SIT,
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~ ew Drug Store.
J. b. g. G.. r.. MOFFETT

A the sign Of the Golden Mortar, Nenest,s Foo,
~ Mineral Point. t0os
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Gutta Percha Cement.
AGEN 5 w ANTED
OUR TERMS ARE CASH.

Ne arIi make liberal ard satisfactory arraHe e-
aeHts fh responsible parties t-ko sc0H}d iie 10 es
abtish themselves lucrative and permanent bust
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WARSAW, " Youifits CO. N Y. Oct II. ls5e-
DEAR Sir am sing your Cath8rie pills in prac
tce, and fd them excellent pur-,atve cleanse
system aad purity tic E.i8t'.tii's Fl ne Loo7.
JOHN q. MEACIIAM VI D
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Hinin. May 10th 1862.
, 1862-09-21
GAlsAMsFy Gf alsr Jan 4}tta~as Gar
nn4rH.

A&
~as.-
~ lie 1th inst. Lieut. Col. Hsushroucl
paws. IN command Of detachment Of tho
'71 AsAn6n cavalry. on outpost duty tsout
Sour 1uuet from Nxran.bnrx, was attacked sy
The ssnous Aslly easalry. The co u,axad at
Col. Davis uumot rcd eIrhty In ali xrb5,. ,h.,
o&*l ear&s1s ~.sc SONG IN, .tr,r,. T,. -.
ny cndsayured. by f,1or NV, n..ntna -.
os,nk. ,xc. Ia .,,ni,,,,.,. ,rz 60. - - s>'
I'll ,,,r,. o,.e,..s . 49," ~ '1i'oI
,.,,h tx.,.u - aoo oat "so.
49,, .,..., - 49, A'e ."o'e Fec"
49, 49,. .s "..: 90 lucy sAe3aaa'
r-,..,'..,s.. AHseS" :" ~ oe III
....s .ss....- 49, ~ toa'' oat '1en ~aleo
,.,,.. 49, ~f1aA oeAs ia :, 'a'
e ~r u'1ese aao equipments 1os :"
3 euuH-Ay' Aosoee Inc captured *esss
c.o.,..,.e:r ':a4 s";!os. W W. Sue caN-
e@'s " - ~ e''As WOUNDED II Inc cetss,
, 1862-09-21
FROM SPRINGFIELD.


Especial Dispatch 10 the Chtcaso Tr:huac.1
SratSaF1Etp, Sept. %. 1si3.
&. Sicolss, EsG,, President LineoIu's psi-
vate secretary, arrived IN this city last e7en-
inr. He Is Just from the *cene Of the late Injlln
ont1ssss IN Minnesota
Ssneamcn caInty has paid 80 .C9o war
bounty money, and up to the 18th OF Angus:
enlisted .G'4 ,nca.
Ce;. Dsnu:z. q tie sosh regiment, oae Of
Tie most ga!ian: oili:crs In our ~sstefn ar:ur,
is here for fen daYe. lie leavcs to.uo1os.
The S4th regiment, Col W..crs a! Qa;ncE
the 18Th. Col Denn-son b. Qu1ncy; the ITO h..
Col. Casey at Joneaboro; III. l0lst, Col. FoK
u, Jacksonville the l:4s..d, Col. Tta7kerat
casl:1,villc; the 12sd. Col Mo.:oe at Nit.
tonn, the 1@.'th, Col. Smith al ponflac, are
aeder marching or1crt, their destination htIr!s
unknown. Ten more regiments are armed
aud seadY 4. soor as they eau be paid, which
~l.l probably be next week. The 6s:h r-,yi.
.ue1t, Col Ssew:rt, which Is three. months
regiment, raised for garrison d4tr In this
State, aud which voluntarily went to Wash
inyion. is ca It's wsy here. ard will nrfiFct =
morro@. It Is understood that this regimen:
will reorganize as soon Is mustered out, aad
20 in for three years The Union couaty COD
yvntiou, to eject delegates to the State Con.
ecntIon, met he.c to-day ard elected yood
lot OF dt1exatc4.
, 1862-09-21

ST. Loris, Srp:- 19,-Sl Jo:era papers
crn'nln ateou.ts of tue surprise Of su=,iil
ct'np IN Carron couaty, on Grand River Tue
~lolc band were at nnce Killed o; c.:,tu-rd
with the .xrrrsion of five .u-r;lIls, wh,s
srn3ht It elter under the b.nk of til. stream.
aud iouEht desperately, hut wer,: ovcr20 s.
er'd. Mtty 9! III. Killed fcll int} the river,
am! tleis bs.lieA were rot recovered.
The tfIassElsr'a camp, heretofore located ut
Schnt!rlt1's knracks, has been removed ~
BENTON D,grscka Soldiers arriving to rcictu
th,tF 'detuents viii report in future .: the
latter rince.
The %5'h regiment Of Missouri volunteers,
Col kimball, ia now full aud ready Tor seq
Ihe I'D 1o~a, which arrived yustesdly, IS
rrera'ing 10 take the field At once.
Tweu'y rri+ones Of wa h,re heen seat
down frora Macon CITY hy Col Merrill.
, 1862-09-21
5:)z Erlhunr.
.-.,r caxC4s &atts OF THE 0ssDLE

! , ,s;,, -:,;rw Of :'."'l.' events on the
:. y a.."t u !! '~> Tue ren,'s, IN
J .,,,e e..;un,u i:'t'>' fl: lIsht and rxpi1
,tnxn.> pc.a'l m'Tthaard from the
,t..s, ..,s Fol~ ii: The ls.2rahaaasek
! ,.!;-E I:nn, 1nry poured oysr iato
:, :au!, yr,u=irall, IL sccurc supplies
I = rich rrs;,n never vi<s:ea By The waz.
i sss.le,. 81 NY s:ares wvrc there. They
!, .slicyed .,,at re,el sympxthizcss In
>.,suas would 1sllr to their stan lard.
] = sucl: hi'l they c,'uld alonc have lor.I
iy1lss es.'nraisn north Of the Potomac
:1.ut i, .'.y l:s:st lave expected just
ai has happened. The 81 rising did no.
= nff The other Far. Of the
s7sa:r:c Jill cnmc Cd. The grca:
a:inr l's:.y, hungry fn,m the lean
.inis-mists Vi ;,'cAsuond s<ep, sa7i1ty
:puu'5y n:@l male up Immense t,.asc
lis Nnr columns 1,ovcd against them
slid ARRAY. Tie rc5cls rr:ircd carrying
y then: tl':'ir booty. Rr, it was not 10
:sr'''s!': of' 10 suea .!,cse lcne trains in
::ssae' y: ''.e arm yre;iriag otcare s1;.-
.!k1. rsiI st' s,t4>ncwa1l ,]ucksi,n il ciye,
rsatr'Ahrn e>+cE;cl in manner y.or-
ut llin,st'i' IL: makes dctoa- s,,,rh-
Il to llarrrs Ferry, strikes aaa1s
81, ;,,.3, lifts ~ s,u.,~Ss.
, 1862-09-21
FROM India 4au rtu1e4

lsn'.A$AroLls. Sept l?--ln order to sup
ply ahy dearie.cy III tho Iuota, OF the forcas
1tquiztd from 3Ais Slate, and to .yold the ne
e. srity ct drafting, Volunteers for ope yea,
ett' cc accepted -snd orla1.1 d a. fvIitws
Que regiment VII! be- raised and 0r4ansz ID Ia
tact congressional district at the CAMPS ot
feLdtzsous AeFttofare established. NJ I'd
vance bounty u. psy sill BE- .Alo<rd to vo!uu
'ceis under this cali. Aavanc. pay aud to4u
~ vii tie a!lo~ed to Ill Ets:Fu,ts ia5 tue rtxi
Mtnte oftau!zed rEius 70 LIST Of Ju,y, l,,j,
until further o,ders. The quotas oF tne .ev
rrai tow hIp% for the draft wlIi b. ANNOUNCED
Ut m rasly hsy, and It fruu the tadic4tlons .
tuif}cieus nu1nstr Of So!uateers for one yea,
cauuot tt raised pripr to D:tober 9TH, jr.t
wt'l 1c r,at'e Il. TIC ;osnships Tor any deacien
cy then existing.
Fully tint half Of the counties in this State
Eave iu11ished d th.Ir quosa=
tndiauia:s teei little sore At General Wal
!ass's removal Il wa. hoped tha: b. souit
se a'}oesd to !ead the army liz Ind ofk.alx :.
saairBt the rebels. H., ho sever, i nor .
West Po'1tcr and nus: be she1ycs.