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Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-12

rent year would have furnished 100000 gal
Ions a day for consumption, a"d hlled these
reservoirs nearly three times.
The fall OF water during the year over
which the measurements have extended mas
been So. 50 inches The average fall OF water
for the last eighteen years, as taken at the
hospital has been AZ. "a inches-showng thai
the fall of water during the year has exceeded
the average 6.26 inches. In th's report we
are aware that we have repeated somewhat
from the report OF last year; but we nave
aimed to do so no more than was necessary
for an understanding of the subject We re-
spactfuy submit this report, not recommend
lug any action, but thai it may so on HE Ior
future reference.
The sum of 5000 was authorized to be paid
to Co. a, Third Battalion Rifles, for armory
rent, the same sum TO Co. b, and $40 to Co. u
Aldermen Haywood and Pratt, and coun-
cilmen Ball, Henry, and Estey, were appoint
cd a joint special committee, to superintend
the publication of The revised city ordinances,
with such other matter as the committee may
deem proper to put into the same, the city
clerk TO act with said committee, Both boards
adjourned for two weeks, at y o'clock.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-12
GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY,


The name Of L. S. Tobey. Esq, Of Boston,
is prominently mentioned in connection with
the mayoraty of that city, to be supported by
various shades OF political opinion and asso-
citation, against Mayor Wighlman, whom ii is
thought the democrats will again place upon
the course. The canvass promises to be a
very lively one
On Sunday, soon after the dusk of evening,
an infant was found on the door steps OF
house ON Commonwealth avenue, Boston, and
given in charge of the city crier.. The little
fellow was inscribed as follows -"My name
is Henry Appleton, and my father has gone to
the war.
Henry G. Parker, theatrical critic for the
Boston Courier, has commenced a libel suit
against J. II. & f. +. Farwell, Alfred Nudge
& Son, James NJ. Dixon, and some other par
ties, claiming $4,000 damages for card which
has appeared once or twice in the programmes
and posters, printed for the performances at
the Academy Of Music.
MIDDLEsEX COUNTY.
The Methodist Episcopal church in East NAL
den was destroyed by fire early Monday
morning, and is supposed to have been set ON
fire. 1t was built few months since, at
cost OF S5000 and was insured for $1,000. The
supposed inccndiary was arrested.
Luther j., son of Mr.. Luther Hart of Cam.
bridge. while returning from school, few
days since, fell to the sidewalk, while playing
roughly with a schoolmaie, receiving injuries
from which he died soon afterward.
Michael Ryan, emrloyed in the Middlesex
Mills at Lowell had his arm caught in the
picker, Saturday afternoon, which was in an
instant torn and crushed to a shapeless mass.
He narrowly escaped with his life.
ESSEX COUNTY
The Salem Register says that last week was
one OF much athicton to several families in
that city In one family, three children, the
whole OF the flock. aged respectively six, four,
and two, died of the scarlet fever, and were
buried within eight days. Two other families
lost two children each, from ten months to four
years of age, by the same disease, and in still
another instance two women were buried from
one house.
RHODE ISLAND.
ExGoy. William C. Gibbs of Newport has
three sons in the government sevrice. Theo
dore, the youngest has been appointed ID
lieutenant in the U S. artillery. Cornelius
| " S., is in the subsistence department Cal
iiornia, aud Eugene B. has recruited com,
pany in Napa city, which he is to command.
The Providence Journal says that Hon. Jas.
| Il. Simmons of Rhode Island has purchased a
vessel, which has been loaded with a cargo of
salt, shoes, and various other articles needed
at the south. 1t is designed TO exchange her
stores with the loyal men on the southern
| coast for cotton.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-12

APPOINTMENT DEcLINED.-Doctor Alfred
Hitchcock of Fitchburg, who was ordered to
report to the surgeon general at Washington,
having been elected to the executive council
of this state, has been reluctantly compelled
to decline the army appointment
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-12

BatcheIor's Ezair Dye, THE BEST IN THE WORLD
W. A. Bachelors Splendid Hair bye the G1igaqI and
only Reliable and Harmless Hair Dye known Instan.
tantaneous nts effects stain the skin and nv-
crates the hair for life BE careful and none other
thau the genuine, signed each side Of every box
WILLIAM \. BATcHELoE Sold by all respectable Drug
gists and Fancy Goods Stores where. Aanufac.
tory No 81 Barclay street, date Is Bond street, and 232
broadway New York d&wly aus
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-12

THE republican vote thus far fails of
$4,000, and the democratic not lar from 10000.
No tact could be more striking
and significant Of a change OF parties.-Boston
Courier
Referring to the state vote of 1859, with
which, perhaps, this years vote may be as
fairly compared as with any ether, the result
annearS as follows =
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-12

Mrs. Mary Atwater, relic of Major jeremiah
NJ. Atwaler died on Friday at the advanced
age of 81 years She is said to have been the
oldest resident Of New Haven, and to have
recoected, at the age of eight or nine years,
the entrance Of the British forces when they
occupied the place
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-12

before of strangers who came here to remain
till spring, and many of them have taken fur,
nished houses during the session of congress.
WaAii,gton cores ". Y Post.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-12

III this city, Nov II, at the residence of Geo Barton,
Of aHUp pleXy Mrs David Goddard of RoXbury.
In Auburn, Nov 10, Freddie, infant son of d and II
Whitney.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-12

fsr. s1:,ttis0u attends to the treatment of the
Sgeei4t Diseases Of Women, at his REMEDIAL IN
SllII iL. No.2S Union St, Providence, r. !. See his
advertisement OF ''FHE GREAT INDIAN REMEDY
For FEM ALES, IN this papct. dtf fI6
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-12

MASONIC Observation-Disclosures Lodge OF Free an Ac'
cepted Masons will dedicate their Hail. in Worees
ter Sank Block this TUEsDAY) afternoon o'clock.
The ceremonies will be conducted by the Grand Lodge
of Massachusetts Members of the Fraternity generally
cordially invited to attend. II Hall will be open
from IL till O'Clock. and the ladies invited to visit
and inspect it between those hours.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-12

lGvou wsa t0r splendid picture your child, call
Ct0HiH S, l63 Aain street his arrangements are com
piete for producing Likeness nsta0taiCuusly diff dis
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-12

Abrs. Miller 81 Uha,aberIin, EsentInts, I42
Main street. ali o4
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-12

Ainiihiieid Lime, for Blue Dyeing, at EARLE,
IENNLl, " CO.'S City Lumber Yard, Washington
Square. dtf nS
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-12

A3rs s. 9EmodwEu, an experienced ana success.
M 1dWe, holds herself in readiness, day and night to
att ed to the duties Of her profession. Residence N
Austinstreet. att ogs
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-12

0Innin is making Card Photographs ancouallcd In
TINS country GlYe him call dti my
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-12

BEorse Blank ets.-Those in want had better call
on >. NJ. FOLLAASBEE, No. Washington Square, be-
iOfe purchasing. dtf ol9
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-12

errick Aliens Gold Medal Saleratus is healthy as
the pures flour; will prove great saving in that arclei
is peculiarly adapted weak stomachs and dyspepue
persons; is much healthy and economical than
baking powder greatly preferred TO soda to use VII"
tarter. Grocers may say they nave as eoou
They are mistaken is the best in the world lI5 IT,
Most of the Grocers have IT, Have the Gold Medal or
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-12

AErs. ~. ~, SFer.tIts, PnYsICIAN AND SUCCEss
.FuL MIDWIFE, removed to SO. 43 Exchange street
special attention given Uterine Complaints and dis
eases OF children Office hours from to . A. NJ, and
rom 10 7. NJ dt ap4
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-12

| went on my way, rejecting as to what
"Secesh" would have done had | offered a
like indignity and on the lack of manners the
youur miss display
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-12

O. r. BHarrls, Dentist. 1853 Main street, opposite
the new Mechanics Han Building. c5
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-12

T., r. r. N ~, JaniSins, EEaIr Dresser, has removed
~ Wi Lincoln liouse, over the Express Office. Entrance
va -"uplt aIcet. DIFF Fl
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-12

All e5ood Coat Makers can get work at LIr-
IuEt > IN Aliens Block, Of Pleasant and Main
streets, up stairs. d3s ng
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-12

TRY THE ExpERDENr-Buy the coal from the City
Charcoal ard and if you don't get article worth
at least oRetra than the ''shoddy coal sold by
the country dealers Iov aoays get good when
you buy the city Charcoal Yard Orders may be left
at the Agents office in Clarks Block either of the
coal offices. Penniman S Harrngtons No. Main
street, and they will be promptly filled dot nl2
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-12

80 ID; y tchOls, NJ. D., BEuneOpathtc Hshysis
fi olce ana residence l2 Mali street Office hours
iiVJl w. 10 ana from to O'Clock p M
worcester, October. 20, 1850. diff ol5
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-12
SpetiaL ll0tltes.

DE-. Sweet's InEIIIibIe Eminent is truly q
friend IN need, ana every family should nave it at hand
U23 d&wly
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-12

Clnhin is .naking splendid Photographs colored or
ihi lto small Dasuerreotypes and Ambroypes at 1853
MainStrect. diff an
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-12
yletu Aobertlsements,

Slem 50Oerttsements,
S05 REWARD.-stolen from the sub
qph~O scrber's Stable Sunday night, Nov 10, one
silver Chaise Harness with russett spllcers,
nearly new: also, sver mounted Buggy harness
the brde martingale was marked WIN tue IetterA
in silver plate; one Buggy Saddle; also TWO patent
leather Carriage Hames Collars, one draft Collar,
Collar one riding bride with martingal
tacbed one dark Wooden square Robe with crimson
fringe ali nearly Twenty-Five dollers reward will
be pad for the recovery Of the property and the appe
bension Of Inc thief CHAS i. MILES,
Shrewsbury Nov. IL, 1861. d3t nl2
STTUATION WANTED-By a Young
~ woman, to do general housework. She is a good
cook, washer and roner Good reference if required
Cali at No Ward street d3tt nl2
A YOUNG WOMAN wishes situation
IN n general house servant Is good washer and
oner and does not object to going into the country Ap
ply at No. Lynde street. d3* nl2
A MAID WISHES A SITUATION to
- do general housework cooking, and will OBJ
street. d3ts no
III OUSEKEEPBR WANTED. - No
- - Irish Irish woman need apply. Inquire at WIN, L.
CLARh'S a Main street. d5tt ul2
GGES SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF
~ LIAlE-Forsale at manufacturers prices, by
apl dtf No. Park street
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-12

RN $ HI g N u n RITA KER.
ms Cohn Naterooms mt So Front street. where can
always be found large assortment Collins Of Mi Jif
erent kinds OF patterns Mentalic and Walnut Caskets
oi all sizes Coffin Plates and Robes of the best pattern
and material Residence SO Front street. dtf auI4
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-12

The Union Restored.-T. A. CLOUGH would
respectfully INFORM his friends and the public generally
hdt Union Block having been fully restored since the
hfe ne mas re-opened his old Hair Dressing Room in bet
ter style than where he will he happv TO atend
upon all VINO may favor him with a call. dti aps
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-12

Eiesh Butter-From 80 to 100 tubs of Fresh But.
9j and 81 Front street. dtf IN -" LAM -
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-12

pples, Arpics.-5OO bbls choice Winter and Fall
Appies' lor sale by DRAPER d CLARK dtf o3i
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-12

Gents Fine shirts made to order in the most i'm.
proved style, and in the hest manner at short notiee
by "A WALBRlDGE, No. American House Block,
chII' aAtelhe cut df
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DON ZACK

DERSoNs DESIRING THE Services
l. of large and we'll formed JACK, will
be accommodated by applying al the sub
scriber's residence, Eve miles Sosth Of Lam
caster &. III. Terms $40 insurance. Per-
sons living at distance will be accemmo.
dated with COED Pastsres without addition.
al charge. w. J. Mclt.WAIN.
March 9, 1861. 4-6ms
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IRISH POTATOES,

JUST Received fine supply, for saIe ~,
Feb ~, 1851. l1
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Dapple John.

,,-yGs MY THOROUGH BRED HORSE
IN of the Jenus, Canadian and B,i.
mer blood-wiIl hc at my Steam Mill place.
six miles South Of Lancaster,ille, on Fri.
day and Saturday "f each week during the
ensuing Spring Season provided club of
ten or twelve be made up for that point
Otherwise he will not be moved from hi.
stables at any hanging Rock place. This
- proposed rs an accommodation to such
rs would find it inconvenient to send as far
as Hanging Rock. Ii the arrangement is
made by which he will be Il, ,ne Steam
Mll on Friday md Saturday, he will stand
ihc remainder of each week mt Hanging
Rock
This Horse does not now REQUIRE "puf.
fng" he i. well known To the community,
aud lis colts speak for themselves They
iurnish the best guaranty of the worth of
the horse, aud an examination Of them ia
invited. DhPpLE JOHN was awarded n
handsome premium at the las, annual State
Fair ut Columbia.
The Terms for the ensuing season, are ::
For Single Admit;ance So !; the Season,
Sl2 Insurance $40
Careful and experienced Grooms will at
tend hin At both places, and oil care will
be taken TO prevent accidents. ! will not
be responsible, however, for any, should
the, occur. JAS. NJ. INGRAM.
March 6, 1861. Aft
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Notloe.

ALL persons indebted TO Nsgill g. Caa-
then are notified that their notes aad ac-
counts will be found at ,he "Caston Place.
near Pleasant Till for short time for set.
uemeni, those who do not avail themselves
Of this opportunity 70 settle. will find their
notes or accounts in the hands Of legal of.
bcers for collection, NJ longer Indulgence
cannot DO given. JAS. r. MAG7IL
January 23, 1854, S0--9
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Settle UP.

Ill persons indebted 70 Jas. r. Map,ll,
II OF MaeiII e. Bealtis. are requested to
call Mt the 't'aston Place." near Pleasant
till, and settle up ss we wish TO close the
busioess as soon a. possihte.
JAS. r. MAGIII.
laa -, Is6l.--6otE.
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l. O A n
FOR THE
Defence of the Confederate States.
March l3, 1861

BOOKS OF SUBSCRIPTION WILL
be opened for FIVE MILLION DOLLARS
at the Bank Of the State, in Charleston. on
the l7th and 18th days Of April next, be.
tween the hours of 9 A. NJ and i. Nj
Five Per Cent. must be paid in cash, a, The
time OF subscription ; and the remainder on
or before the first Of May, interest to run
from the date of such payment. Persons
desiring to secure their subscription, may
pay in cash, the whole amount, and take a
receipt for the delivery of Bonds or Stock
To cquhliZc the rate of subscription at al,
points, and 10 enable all persons convenient.
ly to subscribe, Current Bank Notes OF the
place will be received ut their market value
in Coin. In case Of an over subscript zion,
preference will be given first, to those who
pay down their whole subscription next,
1" subscribers of $50, next to subscribers
Of 500.
Books of subscription will also be opened
on the same days at the branches of the
Bank of the State in Columbia. Camden
and Abbe,iIie, at the Banks Of Newberry,
Chester, Fairfield Che.aw, Georgetown and
flamDu.g-and at GrcenviIIe
s13 All the papers in the State will copy
and send their bills to the undersigned.
EDWARD FROST, commissioners
e.. NJ. FUKMAN, for
GEO. a, TRENHOLM. South c; Carolina.
hprll 81, 1901. 8-3t.
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Notice to Tax PAYERS.

WILL. be at the Court House to receive
Il taxes, the first four days of Court week.
at Matthias Crcnshaw's, Friday, March 22d.
AT Tank, Saturday, March 23d.
AT Smalrs, Monday, March 25th.
AT Funderburk's muster ground, Tuesday,
March 26th.
AT Inxahaw, Wednesday, March 27th.
Al. Horizons. Thursday, March 2sth.
At J., B. Mobey's Store, Friday, March 90.
Al the Ecnrt House (Salesday) Monday
Al Jncksonham, Tuesday, April I'd.
a, Craigsville, Wednesday, April Sd.
Al / Il MagiIPs store, Thursday, April 4th.
AZ Belair. Friday, April 9th.
AT Ross store, Saturday, April 9th.
The tax books will be closed on the 9th
day of April. The comptroller General has
Instructed me to notify tax payers that no
returns will be received which may be sent
by mail or otherwise, unless they have been
sworn to; They may be sworn 10 before
magistrate or notary public.
Ihe following is list of property sub.
ect TO taxation, viz Land, Negroes, Town
Lots, Sales of Goods by residents, Sales of
Goods by non residents, monies Mt inter
est, profits arising from Offices, Fncutie,
ana Professions, &c, including Ihe profess.
ION of Dentistry, Salaries and Wages over
hive hundred dollars. commissions of ven.
due masters, agencies of insurance comma.
Mes not Incorporated in this State. playinp
Cards sold in this District, Circus Exhlbi,
tons, &c, Dogs kept BY Slaves, Capitution
LAX on free Negroes and Dogs kept by
Free Negroes. There are other things lax.
able bat believe the above includes nil
owned in our District.
An Act of 1913 requires all tax returns
to be made to tie tax Collector in In, Dis,
tr'ct or parish where the property is lo,a.
ted.
J, R. HUNTER,
-, u. &. l.. d.
March l3, 1861 5-ir
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Virginia state'C Convention.

EIcHMoSD, April ll.--In the Conven'
ton to. day u resolution was adopted de-
claring that the people of Virginia will
wait any reasonable time to obtain an
swers from the government with regard
to the proposed amendments to the Con
t,itulion. Aware Of the embarrassment
which produce delay, she will neve-the
less expect, as indispensable, that pacific
policy be adopted with regard to the Sc
ceicd States. and that no attempt he
.made TO suhjugate them, to reinforce OF
fecapture the forts, or to exact duties.
Resolution passed that Virginia would
regard any such hostile action on the
part of the government, as Of ma
tdre 20 free Virginia from aII responsibdi'
ty in her future course.
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Bank of the State
S o y T ii G. A r OLIN A A.

CHARLESTON, 18th February, 1861.
The Legislature having, at its late ses.
sion, authorized the Issue Of Bonds t. the
amount ot S675, 900, bearing al Interest Of
sepen per cent, for the purpose Of providing
the funds required TO sustain the State in
the act Of rcsuming her rights Of sovereign
ty, this Bank is now prepared to dispose Of
the Bonds. Tiey are issued in sums Of
$50, 800, and $500. An opportunity is
thus afforded every citizen to make a secure
and profitable investment, while coniribu-
ting aid to the cause in which the State is
engaged. With the view Of enabling citl.
zens in any part Of the State TO share in
the Loan, the Clerks Of the Courts Of the
several districts have been required To open
books of subscription for the Stock. Sui
table arrangements will be made for furn.
isling the Bonds on the receipt Of the mon.
ey, at an early das after each subscription.
has been made. Engagements tor the pur-
chase of Bonds may be made mt the Bank, i,
or at any Of its Branches. II is probable
that, at the next Session ofthe Legislature,
those parties who desire IL may have their
Bonds converted into Stock.
T.. NJ. FURMAN, President.
Feb 25, 3,f
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Tue GREAT DRAWBACK to persons emf.

TIE GREAT DRAWBACK to persons emf.
grating to the extreme south aud western
country, is the fear they have o: the Fever
aud Ague-the most direiul of al! Diseases
Every LAY we hear OF persons attacked by the
diEcasc and made helpless in n short time,
without any means OF .dording rciief In view
OF the great demand ior q remedy, DIR. Hostel
ter has presented hts Celebrated Stomach BIT
tiers, whose cu,ative powers Tor all diseases OF
the stomach have been universally acknowl-
edged. The Bitters, prepared alter long ex-
peIiemce and deep study, have received the
encomimns OF the most eminent hysicians. as
well as ali classes from every part oi our coun.
try. To those who doubt their many virturcs,
AL We can say Is to Try them, and judge for
themselves respectively. April.
sold by druggists and dealers everywhere.
C3E See advertisement in another column.
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FATAL AccIDENr,-W We understand
that member of Capt. Bookter's com
pany was found, yesterday morning, on
the railroad track, below branchville He
had, in all probability. fallen off the train,
and was instantly killed by the cars run
ming over him He could not be recog
niZcd.- SoUh Cdrolinidn.
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Notice
FURNITURE! FURNITURE /!

FURNITURE! FURNITURE I
NHE SUBSCRIBER would inform IN.
i citizens Of Union aud the surrounding
counties, that he keeps on hand at his For.
nitoIe Room a large and extensive assort-
neni oi the best Furniture, such as
BEAUREAU's. CENTRE TABLES.
SECRETARIES, BOOK CASES, AND
BEADSTEAD5--common and fine
ALSO,
Wsshsiands, Cottage and French Bead
(std,ds. al of which will cell on the most
Reasonable terms,
have the finest Mahogany Beaureaus.
with Marble SIabes. Also os the best
Looking GIassrs, and Of Michigan Walnut
furniture.
All orders pnnc,ually ard faithfully at
tended TO M short notice
- havSrKso Fail leaf Tables, Room ia.
bts and Collins made at the shofiest no.
iice Cali and examine for your&elf.
JAMES M KEY.
Monroe. N. c., April 10, 1861 ---s I'm.
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WE HAVE RECEIVED NO Northern mail
Tor two days. We suppose, in retaliation
for stopping Major Audorson's supplies,
Honest Old Abe has cut off the Southern
mails. Wei, its bad rule thst does
rot work both wavs, Northern folks are
as anxious to hear from us as we are
from them. - Charleston Mercury.
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NOTICE.

NIlE SUBSCRIBER NOTIFIES THE
/ Public generally that he has nominated
and appointed Thomas II. Gregory and
Amos Cock HE lawful sges;s and attorneys
to attend and transact all and any OF his
bn-inesswherein he may be interested du.
ing h!s absence from the State. Any per-
son having business with me will please
call on them and get il arranged
WILLIS GREGORY.
Mnrsk 10. 1861. 9-u. -
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Notice.

EXECUTORS, ADMINIsTR iTORS
~ and Guardians, who bayc not made
their returns I. the Ordinary for all Estates
10 their hands not folly settled up TO ~,
'hnu"'y' 1861, are hereby notified 10 do
so py ,he hss' OF July next; also to pay
up a' lees que TO Ordinary otherwise the
forced against them.
7. I. HAMMOND, o. !. D.
OPP" Q, iooi. 9-4s pd.
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ROPE AND BAGGING.

SUPPLY on hand Of the best quality
Afor sale at JONES CRoCKEIsFS.
Feb I3, iS6l.--lu 9l
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There are some two columns or less Of
dispatches in the papers, al about fight at
BULBS Ron on the 10th. BULBS run is Eve
miles from Manassas Junction, and war
strongly defended by batteries and by the
character OF its surroundings Of woods and
ravinss. The advance Of our troops At
tackled the post and kept up the Ere for sew
erai hours, but without much effect upon til.
enemy, while our loss 10 represented at from
so TO 100.
From dispatch 10 the Hawkeye it will be
seen that the news in Chicago was that the
battle was raging at Manassas Junction al
the latest accounts. There are contradicto.
ry accounts as to the number OF tho enemy
some being as low as 5000 and others q,
high as so 600. II is probable that with th.
advantage OF pc.ition the rebel force il
large enough to make pretty even battle Of
it, and We lock with great anxiety for th.
result.