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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-24
How 10 Have "a warm TENT.

trI""' 'ne i'' ''Ni-' '197'I
CAMP BRIGHTwooD, Oct 10, Iool'--N we
have been getting for Il few nights, quite
touch OF winter, indeed the cold has pinched
us quite smartly,' as our southern neighbors
say, so that we not only feel tie need OF
warmer blankets and more OF them, but oil
good fires also Necessity is the mother OF
invention, and the need oil protection against
the sudden cold has set the inventive wits OF
our Yankee soldiers to work IN good earnest
A plan was soon hit upon which answers the
purpose most perfectly. This is tie descrlp-
uoG OF il "A mole Is dug III the centre OF lie
tent, about TWO feet In depth and diameter.
This is walled with stones laid in soft clay
and covered at the top with the exception OF a
small aperture for the introduction Of fuel
For this aperture there must be a5close lttlng
door or cover, which eau be opened and closed
at pleasure Across one side OF the tent a
trench is laid and covered with wood and earth
thrOU ,h which the cold air is conveyed siteely
TO the bottom part OF this subterranean IRE
place. From tile top OF the same and across
the app re side Of tie tent another trench is
laid and carefully covered with stone and earth,
through which tie smoke and the surplus,
bfaG,cab,e Ii can H.. inirouce,i e, ~, ~, no
any tenor dwelling 'rha aconon,,, IN i
costs only few hours work for tbrae or four
men. The Convenience nj il boi,,,, ,,r,t--,Ir
unuer ouad il takes IN none of tbs ,ra,.;,,,;s
room OF our small tents. The utjlItv Of il. il
drie, and warms the earth within and sven
hey oud the entire circuit OF the tent and Inns
prevents those damn, cold and unhelthv py.
haiat5ons from the earth which are nroIablv
the chief cause of the i'll health amoro sol
diers. The tents are thus also furnished with
Il mos and genial atm micro tho Laat nc
which can be easily increased 50 as 70 meet
the exigencjes of the eodest noIf or rho ssa.
son. 10 realize the iu,nortanra Of ,I,is Won
must remember thai the walls If nnr bo1saa
ale on,v thin canvass-that thev are So rsadD
iIy penetrated by cold or hear mr. mnis,nra
that the atmo;Dhere within lol oys ranidIy tho
changes in ,be condjtiou of The stp,osyl,"re
without. Indeed So AR AZ tl,s Is concar,lJ
there ia I'M, ya,, Ii,,l, l;f,r . 1o''Ne
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-24

DIsLoYAL OFFICERS "A colonel in the ar.
my is suspected of having communicated in
formation 10 the enemy. His case is in the
hands OF the military authorities and it would
. be unfair to PREJUDICE it, II he is found guilty
he will Of course, be executed for tile crime
! Is one of tie most troclOus and infamous that
man can commit. In several instances the
erednlous good nature of the government
seems to have been imposed upon in the APP
pointments given 10 men who, n few months
before, were believing about the wrongs of
the south, and asserting that that chiyalrous
section would not and ought not to submit to
black republican president. Some men OF
this character have been appointed to places
for which loyal men offered themselves. The
motive was a good one TO combine all classes
in the vigorous prosecution of the war, but the
policy may be carried too far Gov Andrew
did not tall into that trap, when he was Urged
to reward with generals commission the
sudden loyalty of the man who had done
more than any other one in Massachusetts to
weaken the strength Of northern sentiment
and to stimulate the rebellion Of the south
ProUideacs ,Jctann.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-24

The legal of the Worcester east senatorial dis
tIct hu are in favor of union the support OF
erlent and igor prosecution Of the wa AGAINST
wicked AMI unpr0vOkGd rebellion. and who are deter
mined in good faith without reservation to support
the constituted authorities in all attempts to restore the
SWAY constitution ana laws every portion OF
he country" are requested delegates con-
ventige 10 be held at the NORTHBORu HOTEL. in
Notib66 on THURSDAY, October "a, al 10 O'Clock a.
Ilss5k purpose Of nominating indicate ter sena-
f0rssand the transaction of any other business he
basis Of representation convention to be dele
late Tor cl hundred voters according to The last
eess A majority fraction VIII entitle town 10
s1iffional delegate Per Of the republican dis.
If ct committee L, Il. HARRINGTON, Chairman.
GEO G DAVIS Secretary.
Z eSe,4tbboro' oct l. 1851 deottu24* %
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-24

American yyoIaen.-Americai is Justly PROUD Of its
beautiful women but how many die aHnualy, or pre-:
maturely lose the health and YOUTH for want Of rem
edy suitable to their peculiar ailments That remedy is
found in So James CIafke's Female Piiis. We know
hundreds Of eases where they have been used with the
greatest In all OF Nervous and Spinal AZ
ectons, Pain in The Back and Limbs, heavness' Fatigue
on slight exeron Papitati0n Of the Heart Lnwness Of
Spirits ssrlcs Sick Headache, Whites and all painful
diseases occasoncd by a dsorfered system, these Fills
will lect cure when ali other means have Jailed
loderatisg erGeSsss and remoUag distractions. wheth
or from cold any other Suner no more anxiety
orlow spirits For full particulars get pamphlet zee,
Of the agent,
NB-0ne d6llarand six postage stamps enclosed TO
any authorized agent will insure bottle containing ove
fifty pills, by return mail
Sold by BUSH " CO., and all Druggists.
s. oil deod&weOw-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-24

Jlr. Editor Nothing that it is fashionable
to ask questions in ice papers, we want to
know when the city will build another walk
across Main street, Opposite Foster,) which
s!a be Tor humans, ihstead OF horses, ana
where the great fight is or was, which the
boys have been excesiering through the streets
about every day for the past several months :
Ii YOU will have the kindness TO answer just
these two, perhaps we may
CALL AGAIN.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-24

ACARD-Permit me, through the columns of your pa
per- to return my sincere and heartfelt thanks to nv
friends who have been plea ed to present me with
Bowie knife and revolver, both of which accept as
proper weapons OF defence in countrys cause and
trust that they will be dlshonored in IN, hands,
Let me say to my friends who have thus remembered
me, that place double value upon the gift one as a
protect myself against the enemy the other
for the feeling which prompted you to them; and
if have occasion them, the remembrance that
they placed my hands by my friends will ncite
me to nobler action. Again thanking you for your ex-
preston kind feeling for am about leaving YOU
am very truly yours, THOMAS EARLE. :
Camp Lincoln, Oct. %, 1861.
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Special ylotrtes.
DIR. Sweets sYnf,!iibIe. Imminent is truly a
end in need, and every fnliyshoud nave it at hand
pa "a .-dtNWly


The Republican Committee Of the Worcester South
west Senatorial District invite all the citizens OF the
several towns composing said district, who are in faVor
of union for the support of the government and for
vigorous prosecution OF the against wicked and I'M
provoked rebellion and who are determined in goon
faith without reservation to support the constituted
authorities in all attempts TO restore the sway OF the
constitution aud laws every portion the country,
to send delegate for every hundred voters ana one
additional delc for every fraction over fifty accord
ing1O the last census of voters, 10 Convention 70
be Held at the Town Han la Charlton, on THURSDAY
the twenty fourth day Of october at IL o'clock
Tor the purpose nominating candidate for senator for
SAIL district Il. DoDGf, Chairman;
sEru DASIEIs Secretary. dSwto24* ole
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-24

The HARPER's Ezra FIGHr.-A pr tate
letter from Frederick City, Md, Oct. 2 ST,
gives the following additional details in rela
ton to the fight at Harper's Ferry :-"Our
number in killed and wounded was fifteen /;
the enemys one hundred and fifty. In tie
Wisconsin companies four were killed and five
wounded, all doing well. The killed, alter re.
ceiying shot wounds. were stripped and bay
onelted by the trailors-one only excepted,
who was borne IRON the field as soon as he was
shot. saw the bayonet wounds on their
dead bodies after they arrived here. One had
a bayonet run through his neck The Wis.
consin and Massachusetts troops fought brave
ly, and did tile most The Pennsy lyania men
were kept back as reserve. The officers OF
the Wisconsin regiment, on seeing the men,
stripped and bayonetted, swore under High
Heaven that, should they ever cone INTO bal.
tie, they would take no prisoners while men
were savage enough to commit such ou;rages
upon Tie wounded and dead"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-24

SUPERIOR CouRr-CRIMlNAL TERM.-The
grand Jury have concluded their investigations,
and will report tomorrow morning, at ten
o'clock. They have considered 81 cases. The
petit Jurors will be empanneled on Monday
next, when the trials will commence.
Clark Fairbanks o. Harvard convicted at
the January term Of burning his own house,
was on Monday sentenced to the state prison
for life. the supreme court having overruled
,he exceptions taken ut his trial
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-24

TRIAL AND FRIEYDH1P.-Herrick Aliens Gold Medal
saeratus has had trial among three million families
and is pronounced the best SEleratus in the known
world Its always brings smile to the household;
it keeps them in healh Il helps make the weak strong,
and saves hundreds from that dreadful disease dyspep-
sa As you value health, it, Most of the grocers
sell it, Depot liz Liberty street, New York.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-24

Mr. Kennedy, Of RoxDury, mas llscovered, N on
Of our common pasture weeds regqy 5a ~
Two are warranted to cure anursingsore mouth
One three will cure the worst kind OF plnp-es
r.ffe !ft9es
Three dye bottles warranted TO cure the vert
One two bottles arc warranted to cure all humors
Twobottles warranted running of the ears
and blOtches among the hair.
Four to six bottles warranted corrupt and
One bottle Will cure scaly eruptions OF the skin.
Two orthree bottles are warranted to the worst
Two or three bottles are warranted to the mos
desperate case OF rheumatism.
Three orour bottles are warranted to cure salt rheum
Five to eight bottles viii cure the worstc ofscrofua
of Dyspepsia. know from the experience of thou
sands that 1t has caused by canker in the stomach,
one to two bottles are warranted to cure sick headache
cne to two bottles are warranted to regulate c6stv
One two bottles VIII regulate all arrangements ofthe
Four tosix bottles hayecuredthe worstoases ofdrop
one three bottles cured the worstcase of plies
are.Iei Is always perienced What mercy to getre
lei IN such an eIcruciating disease
ed various other herbs of ofthe Hippoorates
the Father OF edicne, says 1T Is an herb Of Jupiter
openeth distractions liver, gall, and speen
itsan especiariend to the liver worth all other herbs
pIl ogetheri cooling itwhen too hot and warming it
''itcrcateth an Appetite cureth all gone and sinking
stitchesi in tine side.
the 2ody itcleanseth all inward ulcers and CONCEALED
b0GGfrom the kidneys.
by opening distractions ofthe spleen,it purgeth all
olrt ehoer and melancholy vapOrs which rseth to the
nead and oraln causing distressing headache fearful fore
bodng OF trouble trembling OF the heart falntng and
swUOning
The herb Doedin Wine IS particulariygoOd toreyive
the dropping spirit OF the aged and whoever has Singer
ing sickness after FEVER nothing restores him TO heath
50 quick as drinking the Juice OF this herb
seeUS bpied in water cureth the most Offensive
breath and drank at bedtime prevents what is
ycalled nightmare ana all melancholy dreams, disease
bilious people are liable to-
The Father Of Medicine says o. another herb this
sign Leo.
The sun Is the source Of elI Ie, and ruletl the S;
and this herbis he best cordial the greatest reugher
OF the hear OF that grUs it cOplfOreth the heaEts
cufeth all palpltatt0n thereof; aketn away trembling
ntng and smothering of it, yet 1t must he taken
httf severe gripping Will ensGo, which cor
feeteG yithfenne seed or ginger.
No change OF deteyer necessary the hes Won car
get, and enough oft
Bystrctly following the directions In the pamphlet
around each bottle ANA by udieOus application ofthe
sat Rheaa Ointment ScrQiaid Ointment aiai ifea{rc
OINTMENT every ulcer and sore OF Whatever kind ma
ture except cancer that has taken perfecy
and permanently cured Er
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY u II arrer 4
street. RoXhury. Mass. cricc 81. dtt
o. II. Harris, Dentist. l5S Main street. opposite
the new Mechanics Han building h5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-24

TsateheIOr's Hair Dye, THE BEST IN THE WORLD
W. A. Batcheors Splendid Hair Dye is the Original and
only Reliable and Harmless Hair Dye known lnstan'
tantaneous effects does not stain the skin and invg
crates the hair for life. BE careful and use none other
than the genuine, signed each side of every box
WI1LIAD1A. BACHELOR. Sold by all respectable Drug
gists and Fancy Goods Stores ever where. Manuiae'
tory No 81 Barclay street. date Is Bond street. and 2S2
Broadway, New York d&wly au5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-24

CARD.-All persons now residents Of Worcester who
were born in 1900 and previous respectfully request
ed to report their names to me, with the month ana
year and place Of nativity, as for example p. O.
April, 1851; Ireland" &C. H. june 1901; Worcester
Mass" CHARLES HERSEY.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-24

TUE LADIES OF WoRcEsrER are solicited
to send contributions of provisions to tile hall
at the camp ground, ON Saturday morning, 1t
being proposed to give the twenty fifth reei-
ment good collation. at that time.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-24

Hon George Eustis, of New Orleans who
married the only daughter and only child Of
Mr. COreoran, the banker of Washington. goes
10 france rs secretary OF Mr.. Slidell, the nlen.
ipotentiary q! JEFF. Davis & Co.
Miss Julia Farrell Of Chicago, has had
verdict OF $4,000 damages rendered in her
favor, against AN oculist, whom she alleged
destroyed tue sight Of one OF her eyes, by Am
unskiful operation.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-24

OYSTERS oYsTEks.--J. LuDNeToN Co, NO. Foster
street, keeps constantly hand, wholesale and retail
the New Haven oysters As they constantly re-
ceigng them fresh and in large quantities, they able
to the wants Of their All orders left at
their place will be promptly attended TO.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-24

CAMP LINCOLN On account OF the rain,
yesterday morning, Tie usual dress parade
and drill were omitted. The regiment now
wants but twenty nine men OF being iulI. All
the companies have the full complement o.
10l men each, except Capt atwood :, which
aas 81, aud Capt Wageley's, 76 men
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-24

CnG This Out and 1S eineInDSf taN Esf- L.
That will sell Tor month, for the following
atsthe POetcal Exchange -l Common Brooms IL De !
each and heavier at II and 20 cents; good h ~
Shaker Br0oms q ami . cents cach and oher aool.
all Wool Carpets at 80 cents per yard former price -
Also. chcap Carpets II cents, and 20 %, 30, 3d. %, NJ
As cents per yard which think is cheaper than io e'
sold lief In NOrcester the Above price to be -'
also will sell my C,rockery ana Kitchen Goods IN
than offered before. Please call and see the " t,
at the Poetica Exchange. Bay state Block.
$40 dtf ORSON y. HEATH Proprietor
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-24

A CARD-My most heartfelt thanks to my SHOP -mates
for the flne pistol they presented to me.
FRED. WEIGAND, Lieut.. Co. g.
.Cnmp Lincoln. Worcester, Oct.22, 1861.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-24

TO the Young ladies and Gentlemen OF
Worcester-Ihe subscriber proposes form (iiiSs,
to meet on WEDNESDAY snd SATURDAY Afternoons,
OF limited number to commence about the ttst Ie!n
tober for the studying OF Drawing in Pencil or Cravon
Pupils in every department received as usual EveE
advantage will be Afforded to students who ifttpfd
teach Photographs Painted and COPIED in WatlTtol4
ors, or oil Painting large collection of PAINTINGS
Water Colors and India INK Drawings for sale andol
free exhibitions THOS FEDW ARDS y
Studio, Nos. Is and 20 Flagg's Building
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wO n Q MS TER:
rmURsDAY, ooroE sR "a 1891.


The full account of lie battle near Edwards
Ferry, the battle OF Balls Bluff, as the dis
patches call it, ,wiG saddcn many hearts in
Worcester .Fhe companies of the Massachu'
seets Fifeeplb regiment that we're in the
ight behaved very calamity, and suffered
severely 4 listpf thsseommissioned officers ( !.
killed AMI woq,ttlla is gwen in the despatch
IRON PoolesSii,S Alf,the companies OF that
regn,e,i,sai,5 nom Worcester county We
haye-no very, dlear Qccodht of what took place
or BnesaaYys ysstes9ay, j but il appears no"
the dispatces that 3lie federal.Iroops hold tne.
Virginia sid5 ef ne river. We hope to receive
s a cosTnfSpIeiSs.litt4ol the. Killed and wounded IN
time for p,tlsieation te.iiisErow morning
Never before was tiiere such an opportunity
to- to wi il 4 repatation for hte0ism on easy terms
.as ,l,sf vcI settpa is our military leaders,
The ieytI psbpigcl tile tGGpsnitTTN are in SEARCH
of a here, aud ah&y 5yif tgetpt him witai6pt
hesitation wneneyer lte appears. More than
once lley h&ys Seen him coming. low readl
~ popa at - itsl ast recognized the bravery
Of Lyon a.tss siSssll There was no hesiio-
/. ton, no aaistrystsal scrutiny OF then CHAINS
The momSni their prompt and gallant esi'aF
/, Tor .agaiusttbe enemy wasgk Known, The land was
e agioW WIN '','''i'i ','''i'
{ aafillis ''es''s' ~ 49, nas boon
manifest ~ IS ,;9'''S saa.t 1,;litorv
'he ste"'s; " 800 - wasi,ingt,n
ieaaef q u 49, 49,, ala
uei az i, !. 70
ana os'i' ~ w p,,u
lak x MS p'seg' ~ sl,'s'. - I oa,ly
nun nc peii'y g.
brave a,''. pa 80 :, LIN, tho
popular sAl'Se'''i.''' -
great m ltdry efl41f. tuAs is Ndhleu'
But We eaye tpnd !lie hero in Gen NlcCie'
accepted as a r.isststty commander OF toe ar
my shows hoy easily he may become anu
remain one. Of lie foremost men Of the time,
il he is really equal 10 The. occasion. Such
opportunities are rare and far be ii from rs
10 intimate that Gen. Mcclellan has no, all the
ability that is so cordially ascribed 10 aim
On the contrary, we believe in him most de
voutlY and feel confident that he will be sue
cessiul He certaiAlyis q most accomplished
commander, and the signs Indicate that ne will
fully satisfy public expectation. Bat the pop
ular eagerness to find anA cherish "A hero ac-
cepts him with porfecttFu before his great
battle is fought, and Willie the practical results
of his first cfmpaigu are not yet visible. lie
has sho@myefy remarkable ability aud activ
ity in reorgaaizing tile army of the Potomac
and III bringing the new regiments to proper
state ri disclpiine and preparation for meeting
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-24

See woman, in another column, picking Sambuei
Grapes for Speers Vine. ltis an admirable article sed
y hospitals and by the first class families in Paris Lon.
don, ard New York, in preference TO old poit wine il
Is worth trial. as it gives great satisfaction.
lel1 deOdIy
w, H .yanISins, Hair Dresser, has removed
70 we Lincoln House, over the Express Office. Entrance
OH Maple street dtf II
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-24

In Gloucester Oct Is, William A Cove OF Bath, Me,
member of the twenty third Massachusetts regiment to
Emma E,Mnrgan of Gloucester. -
In South ROyaston, Oct Is, Kilhap, oil the firm OF
A d Kihain d 20, Boston, to Hellenic seabQrNofSouth
Roya -.
ty-seventh regiment, to ANNIE only daughteT of Dea
john Tooth OF Ludlow stsss. e@
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In Taunton, oct 20, Caesar Russell Stcclored,) about
lO5 .5sssaa - S-f 10,
in Wendell Oct Q Susanna, wife Of Gardner Leach 81
Mr. and Mrs Leach lived together aitermarrage more
In 1echancsvilie Y, Oct IS, Col Abel Smith of the
thirteenth regiment, As 1885
in philadelphia, Oct H. commander william Young
L S n. As.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-10

THS OPposIkG GRNRRALs.-It is .
singular circu Instance that Gen. Me-
ClellaR, the commander of the Union
forces on the Potomac, and General
Beanregard,. the chief Of the rebel
army, each graduated second in rank 10
his class at West Point. It would be
curious to know what has become of
the cadets who graduated first ia these
classes. Do the FIRST graduates always
subside, like the men who take first
hcnors at colleges, or what becomes of
them5 Here are the second rate men
the leaders Of twin opposing armies, the
largest and best appointed ever iu the
field in this country. Now if the rank
OF graduation is any test of merit. we
have stray Napoleon, . loose yelling.
ton, or an embryo Scott i ing around
somewhere, North or South. Where
are the fret rate graduates Does the
Scripture rule hold good at West Point.
and are "the first always last" and
dice versa!-N. p. HeraM.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-10

The Situation Of Affairs at Washington
No one but General Mcclellan kno VS.
how long this condition is to last. Hc
has several times recoDnoitered the rebel
movement, and other Generals have sug-
gestcd to him the importance OF driving
them off before they are 80 strong a to
make the attack blood "a air. To which
the Commander Chief replies that he
sees things here and else whcre, and shall
not strike until be is prepared. have
said in previous letters that Munson' :
Hill is not near enough to bother US
greatly, except as base for the enemy
advances. II Mcclellan chooses to car.
ny ii, 1t will be because any brilliant lit
tie affair adds to our prestige, and not
because he wishes to extend his lines.
Our Potomac length OF forts, lunettes,
and breast works is the most complete
defense erer constructed IN single season,
and, why 81 Oud we advance from it TO
weaker positions, until the army is ready
Tor grand forward movement think
cur greatest surety of future success lies
in the determination not to fail, which
our new commander has avowed to his
friends. From the latter, gather that
he is entirely sensible of the risks which
won the great honor of his elevation !;
that he knows failure would involve
his fall beyond redemption; that the
bitterness OF his ruin wonId be proper.
toned to the swiftncss Of his rise. and
that he has made a covenant ,cith him.
self that the extreme Of human certaintv
shall prelude and attend his epery nsoue-
naent. These facts, said to be derived
from his own lips, mention Incidental.
", as Munson's Hill is hardly sufIi-
clentiy important text for so interesting
a statement. Ii the enemy attack us
before we resume the offensive, the &c.
neral must, Of course, adapt himself to
the contingency as best he may Wash.
Cor. ". Y. World, Sept. s.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-10

r1hAor has about gone under. The
occuPatlon Of the Hatteras forts closes
tne'r principal rendezvous; the pirate
steamer JED Davis is q wreck, and seve.
ss' government steamers are on the
neee Of the Sumter and will send her to
re bottom. Thirty days will probably
oleas Up seathsra piracy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-10

Nor KILLED.-Lieut. w. E. Burn.
side, Of the I'd Michigan Regiment, who
was supposed to be among the killed
At Bull Run, is prisoner, wounded
but doing we'll, in the hands of the
enemy at Richmond. He is said to have
behaved 90 CALAMITY in the fight as to
command the admiration Of his enemies
even.