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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-15
cONFISCATED PROPERTY IN RICH
NOND.

New York Oct. 14.-rhe Richmond En-
ouirer of the l1th gives the aggregate value OF
confiscated northern property IN that state as
$500 900. Among the sufferers are Auguste
Bslmont. S2S0,00O; Chickering & Sons, a
large stock OF pianos at their agency i'll Rich
monI; VIM C. Rives, Jr., OF Boston, 500
acres Of fine land, fully stocked with niggers
and other live stock and implements; Francis
Rives of New York, 800 acres, with number
of nggers and other stock Mrs. Sigourney,
also 800 acres, with niggers and other i've
stock. Agents have been appointed by 'he
traitors TO look after these estates aud pay the
revenues arising therefrom into the rebel
frpn
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A TTENTION FAUGHABALLAUGH
MASSACHUSETTS, IRISH VOLUN-
TEEKS-2STH REGIM ENT.

All citizens of wor ester wishing to Join this regiment
can do by applying at No. Lincoln House Block,
where every accommodation will be afforded for recruits
who desire to enlist for the war,
Coz THOS = MURPHY. formerly captain the
New York Montgomery Gusrds Will command this re IL
ment The people of Worcester have made ample pro-
vision those joining the ranks OF the army ANY per
son custing in a company regiment out of the Com
monwealth orfes the liberal bounty of 500 at the
pira ion OF the Pay and ratOGs and clothing
enlistment The recruits for this giment will 90 into
camp at Camp Cameron Cambridge, and all who
Join its ranks should make application at
to Lieut.. j. n. MON OE, No. lincoln House Block,
the only rzed recruiting officer for this regiment
for Worcester and vicinity All ons cautioned
agairs enlistng for it elsewhere 500 to be paid
TO each man at the of the Twenty-Five Dollars
a month to those having wife and two children TWEEN.
sy-One Dollars month TO those having wife and
child Seventeen Dollars month to those having wife
only Thirteen Dollars month TO single men, but ia
TIERS mothers sisters, and brothers, dependent upon
single men support will draw the pay from the
state is paid 10 the families of married men, Don't
be humbugged by misrepresentation. NO advance
paw. any bounty will he paid by any recruiting Off
in Worcester in the state. BY HOrder OF Gen Bull
lock general recruiting agent for the state for Massa
chuseits Volunteers
Now is the time to enst Tickets to the camp free TO
volunteers. Gu OF
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TIVE RARK REINDEER.

PROVIDENCE, Oct, 14.-The bark Reindeer,
which was seized at Newport charged with
fitting out as a SLAYER, was, with her cargo,
today totally condemned 10y Judge Piman,
in the U. S. district court
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FoRrREss MONROE, DC 13-Twelve OF
the eleventh New York regiment were yester'
day taken by the rebels a short distance above
Newport News, aud Lieut., Gellan, who com.
mandcd the party, who were in quest of luel,
is under arrest for cOwardly behavior.
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Stock Market.

NEW YORK, Oct. A.-SrOCKS better and active, but
closes heavy; Chicago and Rock Island 81; Cleveland
and roed 80; Galcua d Chicago II; Illinois HeHtTat
scrip IS: Michigan southern guaranteed AUS MlChlah
Harlem preferred 81 Harlem ls Unison 3is Erie 5z5
Pacific Mail 943 Virginia skies it; Missouri axes ~
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FROM KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, Oct 14.-The iron bridge over
Green river, at Mumlordsville, was blown up
by tie rebels yesterday morning. No south
ern news to night.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-15

New YoRK, Oct 14.-~One million percus
sion caps, ostensibly tor Havana, were seized
by the police, to-day, in front of a store in
broadway.
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Rrtruits dQtanteo.

A TrENTION "A fine opportunity for
IN Company of Young who desire active service.
Wantedl5O engine soldiers for the Sapper and Miner
Company &C. of tine regular Army. y proper proper
ton be skilful mechanics they must be between
the ages If Is ana 35 not less than feet 81 inches high
be aOle-bJdied, led men, able to read and
write correctly and familiar with the four ground rules
of arithmetic and Of good character.
Term of enlistment three years. Pay from S3 to S34
per month"; depending the rank attained in the
pany b. merit, which is added clothing, raons and
medical attendance, with bounty 500 at the expira
ton of the tune OF clistment.
As the company is formed it will be assigne
active duty tine field in connection with of the
divisions OF the army. None need present themselves
unless they satisfy the above conditions.
Apply No IS state street. Boston, stairs, from 8
A. NJ. to P. NJ daily, to WIEELOCK PRATr, at
the Waldo House, Worcester.
JAS. b. MCPHERSON,
NJ of =
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DIED.

In this city 49, Mrs Susan, widow of the late Ed
ward Clark.
Funeral Wednesday at O'Clock at % Green street
Relatives ard friends are invited to attend.
In this city Oc- l3 lwarl Everett only son of Alex
andcr and Nancy Elliott, yrs II mos.
Funeral this afternoon at o'clock. Relatives and
friends arr invited to attend
In this CITY, Oct IA, u Am0ry Fay, 81.
In Sterling oct /, Mrs Lucy Anu, wife of Edward
Burpee, 10 yrs IL mos.
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SptttatIes. &t.

g SPECTACLES DEPOT, 172 1-2
Main Street. The undersigned most respect full
" invites the citizens OF this place and vicini-
tY, to cali and examine h $ superior selection
III of SPECTACLES, containing his lately i'm
III proved PERIsCoPIC CONSERVATIVE LENSES,
which he will adapt to far sighted, near-sight-
z / ed, aged, and weak-eyed persons who may de-
II sire them, according to the true state of their
H eyes. The material used to make the above
III mentioned Lenses, in its natural state, in puri-
II ty, brliancy, and transparency, rivals the dia
$slZ mond, andOrms the most beautiful and perfect
Vi Spectacle Lenses ever introduced, and possess
All es great advantages over the common glasses
4 III in general use rheir perfect spherical form
gives more extended field vision. Their
Nj purity and transparency OF nj terial presents
mi less Constructions to the passage oflght-over
Stl-S comes, in great measure, what is called by
4 VI n Opticians alteration flight. Consequently,
III objects seen through them present themselves
4 III in n clear distinct, and natural form avoiding
III that gmmering, wavering unsteadiness, I'M.
III pleasant sensation after protracted reading or
N III sewing in fact. approaching near the per
lZ feet lens of the natural eye as II is possible for
III art to approach nature
MANY persons unacquainted withthe Optical
Art. are lett to select glasses for themselves,
without due regard to the condition of the eye;
q a practice often productive of serious cOnse
1uences iudlcng the minds of the people aganstthe
use of Glasses Glasses selected by skul optician,
made of the aforementioned MATERIAL Will instead OF
nurng the eye STRENGTHEN AND BENEFIT IT AArEkl
He keeps constantly on hand small and large soy
Classes Gold Silver, and Steel Speciacles, and e.
Glasses all kinds; different patterns OF opera lasses
a large assortment for sale and TO hlrei Maghlyhs
Glasses, Telescopes, Microscopes. Ne.
Al tificial Eyes Inserted and made TO order
Having taken the agency OF one OF tue hrst manulac
lurers of Pebble Lenses GLAD to De able to sell such
for less mouey than they have ever before been sold for
thus giving everybody the chance OF getting the pestor
REORGANIZATION free of charge
j. R0SENBUSH, (Agen) optician,
MO successor 20 L, Shrisheim
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Anttr0ns.

I SHALL SELL AT PUBLIC AUG
Il TION, on Tuesday, Oct. Is, at l O'Clock p M, at
the residence Of the late A. WHITNEY, No. Abbott
street Personal Property consisting in part Of the fol-
lowing articles fine Carriage Horse good Work or
Carriage Horse. superior Family Carriage, Light Bug
gy,l nice Peddling Carriage, Peddling Wagons with
Harnesses, BUlalo Robes, &c. Also, Safe. A small
lot OF Household Furniture, and many other articles
EDWARD WHITNEY, Auct'T.
Worcester, Oct. TO- 1861. DIST Ole
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lN1 Accoucheur, Physician. aud Surgeon, late
Iaun on Mass having found necessary for his health
Il, sepk location more from the shore, would
respectfully announce the citizens Q. Worcester and
vicntv that he has taken residence PARK =. RECT,
No ia corner of Orange where he may be found ready
10 attend to any calls in the line of his profession Fiji
cen years eX lerence treatment of all diseases Incl
liant to this climate with good success he hopes viii SO
cure hubble confidence Special attention given to dis
enses az The Throat and Lungs Ofce hours from to Z
nd I 10 10 D. IN. dtt IiiNsl
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BARNARD, SUMNER, & co.

Are now receiving the most elegant assortment of
DRESS GOODS,
that it will be possible to show this including
IMPERIAL IgEPPS, in Plain Solid CoIors.
IMPERIAL. Reps, Rich Printed Figures
ErAFFE DE PARIS, Beautiful Fabric.
ARNIURE REPS.
PRINTED NIERINO a. MOUssELINE
DE LANES, very cheap.
PLAIN ALL WOOL DE LANES. in su-
perb quality and very choice shades including the very
desirable MARIE LOUISE BLUE,
The above, together with upwards Of
One Thousand Pieces
Medium and Low Priced Dress Goods
Prices 49,, II, 70, and 25 Cents,)
were bought at the recent Perempory Auction Sales in
New York, and comprise altogether, the perfect
assortment ever shown in Worcester.
Ladies, by making early selections, very
handsome Dress for a moderate sum, at
BARNARD, SUMNER a. cos.
f1V
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"Trip Oo0Ds,
JUST RECEIVED AT THE LADIES'
- FURNISHING STORE,

FURNISHING STORE,
A new lot Of
FRENCH AND GERMAN COKSETS,
Corset Pads Spiral skirt supporters Shoulder Braces
Suspenders, &c.
Merno Vests and PRAYERS in all sizes Merno and Fleece
Lined Hosiery and Gloves.
splendid lot Of Worstcd Goods, Velvet Ribbons and
Buttons, OF superior quality.
We have this full stock OF Imperial oven
Cloth skirts, manufactured expressly for US,
decidedly the best skirt in
Mrs ~ will usual, pay special attention to fitting and
repairing Cursets; also, ID eSs Making.
From her long experience in the business she conf
IDENTIFY hopes TO please her patrons general assoit
ment of Patterns. Pattern cut to fit the form.
MRS h. c. DUNLAP,
Ol4 dtf l20 Main street
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- STRAY HORSE-A horse 3
CM1A, wears old weighing 500 pounds bay color
G,;T- long tail followed the subscriber team from
AA=A, ;it0ve street to the BAY State House Stable
oct N and now remains there. The have it
by calling the subscriber proving property ana pay
ing charges. H. MATTHEWS,
OH d3t~ NOS Exchange street.
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SITUATION WANTkD-By a capable
~ girl, to do general housework. Apply at y Wash
ingtJn street. dSt* OILS
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GEN. Butt ER3S .BNIGADEI
Men OF The ola Bay State!

100 Esounty will be paid by the Government at
the end of the War For further particulars inquire
the Recruiting Cfice, No. 27I Main Street, Fipers
Block, up stairs. dtf OILS
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ID Il C. Il u | L | N G
Nv Al No. = KnY STATE RI0ck.

ACCOMPLISHMENTS Syrup of extra quality,
~ for sale by DwINNELL ~ TAFT, 2S4 Main street.
s24 dit
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JAS. b. MCPHERSON,
itf Captain of Engineers, U, S. A.
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1Namts.

~ ANTED TO IIlRE-For one year
y or longer s2UO0, for which per cent will be paid
annually, and the best Of security given real
tate worth our tncs that amount Please address Box
81 Worcester Posi- Ohve dive OF
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90 be Ett.
Y- SEE FIRST PAGE.

FRONT ROOM TO LET.-Over our
a store 23@ Main street DWINNELL & TAFT.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-06
~ How TO sEE Omar FUE.--''Ne1'

ssg How TO sEE CHEAP, FUE.--"NeSt
H. YOU go to market" says an exchange,
,,.st nickel or twoin catplp. II the
[,iele isn't procurabIe, get some obliging
Bsk,,sr to bring it in for yon. When at
'ome give the bundle to the cats. We a
Io,t time since saw the experiment tried
The spiuster proprietress of three pie
Nd grfmslkins. The qpadruPeds went
bmediately Into ecstactes, rolled over 10
stood upon their heads among II, pnd
|. il with all the yoraeity of seafaring
E,uehman over q supper of fried frogs
sputry cats love all this series of seusa-
MS. Having an unlimited supply Of the
ldeIe, they cease to value it. The city
/, on the contrary, places upon it 40 es-
rate that must be seen to be appreciated.
b heartiest laugh we have had since the
bells fred upon Sumter was yesterday
used by the trivial incident above refer
do" 45
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-06

s|DuRlso the last session of the Leg;
Elsture in Richmond, the Justices Of Han
oek we're ordered to make a levy of two
5Onsand dollars for the "defence of the
lnte." Hancock hasn't found it necessa-
to defend herself much, although she
!, collected most of the levy. Mr.. Por-
Il, the member from Hancock, yesterday
rsented to the Legislature a petition ask
b. that the Justices be authorized to de-
Iale this levy to the equipment Of volun-
ntsers, aud the support of their families,
he petition was referred to the commit
[ on Military Affairs. Little Hancock
tms determined not to be outdone by
BY other county in her donations to the
nion and care OF hes volunteers.
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e.
s4-BoID RoBpERY by BoYs.-Three
|oys, none of whom are more than sixteen
ears of age; named Pat. Maheney, Bill
luminous and Geo. McAdams, were ar
ested by the police yesterday upon the
barge of robbing the notion store of the
lessrs. MuAfse. The little rascals crawIed
trough hole in the back part of the store
uto the cellar and came up through trap
OOr and took away as much as they could
airy of all sorts of notions. The police
omehow or other fastened the theft dpon
be three boys above mentioned when Ma
asney acknowledged theGorn. The goods
me concealed ,indtG places and wefe
early all recovered. Aid. Dulty sent the
boys to Jail.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-06

NBw YoRK, Dec. 5.-1nteltigeneO from
Charlestou says the blockade thsre.is cons
stantly violated. by inland channels 70
Edisto aud the Motif, or North channel.
Vessels are certain of IL feet of wafer In
the latter.
Within a few weeks the brig West In.
dian aud the bark Helena, with naval
rice. have arrived; besides others of less
note. The steamer isabel, thoroughly ct
ted up,and loaded With thousand bales
of cotton, and the Prince of Wales, are
waiting an opportunity % run out.
There are about Il, 900 North and South
Carolina, and Georgia troops on the Rail-
road to Savannah, and 5000 in Charles
ton. Most of the South Carolina troops
are still in Virginia &
Five gun boata are building at Charles
ton.
They are confident at Charleston that
they can gather forces enough 70 meet US
at any point on the main land we may
choose.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-06

- Coon News ron Tnn soIDIERs.-
government is making the kindliest pro-
isions for the comfort of the soldiers in the
I,inter campaign. The entire army is now
Eeiug supplied with warm wooden mitteas.
orders have been given for half a million
pairs. The mittens leave the foreanger
Ike the thumb az liberty, SO that the soil
ier has as much the use of his hand as
hOugh 1t were gloved. The material is
.Assp's grey.' yarn, and the mitscns are
thick, warm and useful.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-06
SUPERINTENDENT.

CAIRO, ILL, Dec. 5.-The Memphis AV-
Gdnche, of the I'd, contains the following
i. large body of Unionists attacked the
confederate forces ut Morriston, East Ten
essee, yesterday, killing a large number
nd completely routing them.
Mai Gen. George Grittenden has arrived
I Knoxville to take command of the Con-
:derate forces.
Gen. Rains had cut Montgomery forces
. pieces, taking Montgomery prisoner.
McOulloch had surrounded Siegel at Sc
ALA. It was believed the latter would be
4 forced to surrender or be cut TO pieces.
Gen. Price had crossed the Gasconade
liver en- route to st. Louis. People every
iyhere were aocking to his support. 1t is
relieved he would haye'an army of co.
100 before reaching st Louis.
Henry Fry aud jacob N. Hensler, Union
lists, were hung at Greenville, Teun-, on the
B 9th nit, for bridge burning.
CHARLESTON, SO, Nov. 3o,-The Pntri-
ptic planters on the seaboard are hourly
pplying the torch to their crops of cotton
nd rice. Along the coast there is one
beet of flame and smoke. ~ fiAf -
Many military companies of New Or
sans are volunteering for thirty days SER
ice Mt Columbus, KY, -
A special dispatch in the Memphis papers
It the I'd, gives an account OF great UA'-
!e at Morristown, East Tennessee, between
he Federal forces under. Parsop Brown
ow, and the rebels. They fought Decen-
,er LIST, in which the Federals were victo-
tous.
A rebel dispatch callsit the first Union
ictory of the war.
Btownlow had 5000 men. The rebel
;orce was not ascertained. The route o.
the rebels was most complete.
The following items are from Memphis
,apers of the I'd = 5 "a /.
I Gen. Trevassaux has long commune
cation in the Memphis Appeal, showing
the insuficiency of rebel defence a, an.
! above Memphis, he says; Colunihu4 one'
| lost and the Federals would have nu ironbl
in marching directly to Memphis, aud ina
Memphis is entirely deienceless and indie
feasible. He calls upon every male citizel
of the State to enrol, and threatens all wit
do not with death.
The rebels are sending their cotton t
| Northern Alabama for safety.
Coffee is quoted at one dollar per pounI
\ in Memphis, and there is none to be mad
Bacon go cents, and other provisions i
proportion.
s p. o. 4-HaH r.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-06

ss-CHR1srHAs.-ou friends ). 7. Scott
+ Co., encouraged by the improving pros
psets of trade and business, announce in
s.dAy's paper their preparations for the
holidays. We predict that somebody is
destined to be made happier for once, at
least, or it won't be the fault of Scott q
Co., whose go-aheaditiyeness and superior
sock of watches, iswelEyr &c, We have
before had occasion TO commend.
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9g I1legraph.
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE,
WAsHIYsroN, Dec. O. 1851.

WAsHISsroN, Dec. 3, 1851.
Mr.. Trumbnll Introduced his bill for
onGscating the property and giving free
a0m to the slaves of rebels. He said 1t
'rnyides for the absolute and complete
orteiture forever to the United States of
very species of property, real and PERSON
| |, wherever situated within the United
jtates, belonging TO people beyond the iu-
isdiction OF the United States or beyond
ne reach of civil process Ia the ordinary
lode Of proceeding in consequence of the
resent rebellion, who during its existence
hall take up arms against the United
states, or In any way aid or abet the rebel
ion this forfeiture to be enforced against
property in the rebellious districts through
ne military power, and NIL property of
;ther persons oil. the United States, where
he judicial power is not obstructed by the
'ebellion, through the courts: and that the
,roceeds of the property of each indiVidu-
seized and forfeited be subject to just
.laims Of loyal creditors and TO be held
or the benefit OF loyal citizens edespoiled
property by the rebellion and TO defray
he expenses incurred in its suppression.
he bill also foFfeits the claims .ofsalsreb-
liz and those who give them aid aad COM.
Ort tOStht persons they held in slavery.
The bill declares that slaves thus forfeited
hall be free, and makes it the duty of the
PRESIDENT TO provide for the eolonization
such as may be willing to go tofsome'
ropical country where they may have the
rejection of the Government and be SEE
nred in MI the rights and privileges Of
seemen. The property belonging 10 trail
1rs or those giving them aid or comfort,
tho may be convicted by Judicial tribunals,
IS to be forfeited on their conviction, the
sal estate for life and personal property
.1rever.
Mr.. Trumbull made lengthy argument
in support of the bill.
The bill was ordered to be printed and
eferred to the Judiciary Committee.
Mr. Clark gave notice he should offer an
amendment to tho Fugitive Slave Bill.
zion and adjourned till Monday.
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HOUSE.

Mr.. Gurley said it was eohtended on one
.ide that the great West and Northwest
nould not be ignored, and on the other
ide that the subject Of defences concerned
OF only section but the entire country
The question was referred to a select
Committee. '4A54-5 -.
The resolution as Tins amended was
dopted, together with one offered by Mr..
lair, of No., referring that portion Of the
lessage in relation to the colonization of
layes taken from armed rebels to Select
Quantities of 2. .5i . ~. 49, 81,
sir, Lovsjoy introduced a bill proposing
he repeal OF laws requiring passes TO per-
uns OF color passing NUrthwarl, to take
Immediate effect Referred TO the COM
lit,ee on, the District of Goiumbia.
Mr.. Hickman introduced u bill providing
Or a Board of Commissioners to revise and
odify tile general status of the United
States. Referred to the Judiciary Commit
90 ''a
4 Adjourned till Monday. a
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NEW YoRK, Dec. "a boiler explosion
occurred at haiEpast ten o'clock this morn
ing at 1856 Broadway, occupied by ]. Ian
sing, dealer in cloaks, which resulted in
the entire destruction of the vault under
an alley, where the boiler was situated,
aud injuring two persons, but fortunately
there was no loss of life.
washington ordering the 10Th Regiment OF
N. Y. Vols, Col. Dodge now eucamped on
Governors Island, to proceed to Fort Pick
ems.
The Chamber Of Commerce adopted a
memorial requesting the President 70 send
two OF more armed vessels to the coast of
Europe, tor the protection OF our commerce
against ptivAteers. .sss5
Pierre L. Pierce was arrested here OF
application; Of the District Attorney Of Bos;
ton, charged with fitting out the SLAYER
Bruins, from Bedford. 4ts'
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bseTaEIR NAMEs-The names of the
Two lieutenants who were recently cap
'SFed bp the rebels at Romney on Tuesday
Il which fact We made mention yesterday
morning, are w. Singleton, of this city
and Ii cut. Jones. We do not think that
Lent. Jones belongs 60 the First Virginia
Regiment,
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sarGpa. RosEoRAsa' HsApQuAnrEns.-
line of telegraph is being constructed
from the telegraph Office ouW Waters street to
the house OF q. w. Russell, which has
b.sa selected by Gep. RUseesans as his
tsadquarters. The General viii thus be
ia direct communication with all divisions
Of,he army.