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EEs'F2 8TF. I4deu8S THE |
EeT,I r,rssniar ,rasNerger puclsot steamer
FrFttzz#8 ar. klneolter MASTER win leave
ssa;E5.5z55ss.59s 5ss.59s taH AL intermediate landings MS
freight on pusgnge apply On board
FiRGIhIUS C. DENTEB
dgG AIycrtit
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7 .I7aH. .4.Ji.J tOo lltVllls 10
a.p'atoes scks corn 10 scks salt s kegs pow
- scoffee keg lard and spndries.
per schr Deer Island 500 scks corn
81 sl3 bales hay II squares states. il
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-01
Leaves on SATURDAY. Jan S. at5P.M,
Rsgnlar Y s. NJ. Packet .

. ------ NJ N n Itenna- q 8. Packet. 49, ~. FT--
NJ ERlEEEES AND ETfyv DRT.IE Ws
~ Packei-For Memphis and oil tie Bands--The fire
LAiaEssSSSa frs. class passenger Packet New Uncie
M, A. R. Irxin, master, viii be ready 10 re.
ceiFe freight Weducsday at street and viii
leave above. For freight apply b5ard or to
JOHN +. HY DE 4 CO..
dsl under st. Charles Hotel, left wing, =
Es-This line at Memphis with the Isnniis aud
Louisville. -
Pills Of iadfng signed at tt. Office the Agents mp to
clock day Of departure. f "
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-01
FINE GUNS,

Il St&8 aE5 GIAE GUN3Ss
3ihe celebrated ,iaake of PURDlS& HANTOE, WESLEY
RSHARDs. sGIsEESER HOLLIS &Snd others, made e1s
hoase and combining Rl the modern improve
Gil the requisites of e&perien sportsmen III tn
suth. 15s#
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-01
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WTTE FIN
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.et IN
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-01

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New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-01
AND YAAOO RIVERS.

Leaves on WEDNESDAY,. aan. ? at & PM
REGULAR EALABUSIEA AND
FEg h. Yn2oo River Packet-For Grenada, Troy Tusca
Sonm, gAore, Greenwood, Silou Head Honey
aaaE fslnnd Tchua ya2oo City Sntan and all inter.
mcdute laudNgS on fnablShn and Tuzno rvcrs-The
light dlaugt, taSt running passenger packet steamer Il. M.
RtcELBeiis Saml GwHrIhy, master, will leave above.
VIRGINIUS G. DENTZET,
d2l Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-01
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5g u New I.eyes and N & s,tssast.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-01
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VEAfIGc cii 8ise i!gsielas fpr llasies
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-01
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= 5Ef9'Fst1 -, s.
Fer freight OF nssst steis sfssadlSe-
apply on bAnrd.
! he i.on!5 D'Or VA ~.
and for comfort sgss isNEtfess sssos 3
the trade. D a new rider
Passengers and TIL. He was q
o'' Hes t's"'"s "u !. @. C. Sc P. r.
dsl yesterday, With
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-01

The elegant and regu-
,acket Charm 4r, Capt.
d Mr.. RicharG fHolmes,
his evening for Vicks-
The famous end pop
adffaa tor Gap Ga ii't; John john
Mr.. II. 4. Dohrman,
evening for Cairo aud
The fine, swift and
lhancellor, Capt. Sol.
i. n. G. Foster, clerk,
.ening for Cairo and
''I ~
". On h4h
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0. ]. TISi~ .a4s
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-01

Fy Ia Tela,tS PacketThe u"v iehi drGuglt passenger
AS# packet steamer GllGIIi, VIM. The nd mas
will Ienve HlaYc for ali ladulB
Uppar rCns0 and Black river. For freight pgaage up
ply on board. - -
VIRGINIUS C. DEETHEJ,
d91 q No krent
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-19

was considered as the proper rendezvous of
witches, and accordingly, no well disposed
person" finding an egg shell, would forbear
crushing II, to prevent its becoming some
witch S mode OF conveyance to one of the un.
ballowed meetings in Scandinavia. This ex.
plains the lines in Beaumont and Fletcher's
play Of woman Pleased
The devil should thind purchasing that egg she'll
10 victual out a wife for the Burmo0tchs-
Bermuda being, in England, held the witches
headquarters. In the north of Scotland, it
was usual, on Halloween. to drop the white of
an egg into any pure liquid il rural land
scape appears, your lot will be cast in the
country, and you must make up your mind for
a bucolc life; if houses and JteepIes present
themselves, your future abode will be in the
labyrinthine mazes of great towns. In Teviot,
dale, we learn that dreaming of eggs lore.
tokens approaching anger, but the danger is
dissipated il the eggs are broken. In some
parts OF NotIinghamshire it is considered ILL.,
luck to let eggs leave the house after sunset.
If you have purchased the whole stose OF her
lien roost, the good dame will not permit you
to remove your orn property, should the sun
have gone down the sky.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-19

Col Council, and other officers of the first
Tennessee (loyal) volunteers, recently visited
Judge jackson, one of the bitterest secession
lists in Knox Co, Ky. He is wealthy and ufiu-
entail, and distinguished himself recently by
hospitality to Zollicoifer and his officers, but
declined to call upon the federal officers Col
Council and Lieut.. Col. Spears, Of the first
tennessee regiment concluded to visit him
They called at night, and the family surprising
they came TO arrest the judge, were much dis
tressed. The Judge aggravated matters by
untlmeiy haughllness, and Lieut.. Col. Spears
took him in hand. After denouncing him bit.
terly, he concluded BY informing the Judge
that he m1st take the oath Of allegiance TO the
United States. After tumhling about some
time, member OF the family found a Bible,
and the GA Ii was adm Mustered with threatening
emphasis. The Judge was required to place
his hand on Che Bible and Spears dictated to
HIM the severest minutia of an oath which
covered the ground entirely, and closed BY
eXelalming. ''and so, in the name of Almighty
TO !, you do soemnly swear, as YOU hope for
salvation, that you will true allegiance bear to
the government of the United States, without
equivocauOn or mental reservation" When
the Judge responded atfirmatively, Spears
ordered him TO kiss the Bible The former
demurred that the oath was not administered
III kentucky in that way. Spears replied he
dun care - - what they did in
Kentucky the Bible must be kissed . and it
was.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-19
M0rtester 9a1Ip Spp.

BY JOHN @, WHITTIER

BY JOHN G WHITTIER
Beside stricken field stood;
On the torn turf, ON grass and wood
Hung heavily the dew of blood.
Still in their fresh mounds Law the slain.
But all the air was quick with pain
ana gusted signs and fearful rain
Two angels, each with dropping head
Ana folded wings and noiseess tread
watched by that valley Of the dead.
The one, with forehead sanity bland
AND lips of blessing, not command
Leaned, weeping, ON her olive wand
ne others brOws were Scared and knit,
n!s restless eyes were wach-fTes lii,
Ills hands for Undergraduates fit
How long!"-I knew the voice of Peace
is there 10 respie?-no released
hen shall the hopeless quarrel cease?
.'0h Lord, how long-On human soul
Is more than any parchment scroll
vi any nag the winds unrUll.
"What price was EllswortI's, young and brave?
HOW weigh the gift that Lyon gayel
Or count the cost Of Winimop's grave?
"Oh brother? if thine eye can see,
1ell now and when the end shall be.
nat nope remains for thee or me!'
Then Freedom sternly said II shun
No strife nor pang beneath the sun
men human rights are staked and won.
81 knet with ZiSka's hunted flock,
l watched in lOussaint's cell Of rock
walked with Sidney to the block.
The moor of Marston felt my tread.
through Jersey SHOWS the march led,
My voice Magenta's charges sped.
"But now, through weary day and night,
watch vague and aimless light
Il or leave to strike one blow Alright
ION either side my foe they own:
One guards through love his ghastly throne,
And one through fear 10 reverence grown.
why wait we longer mocked BETRAYED
by open foes or those afraid
10 speed thy coming through my aid?
why watch to see who win or fall?-
| shake the dust against them all;
leave them to their senseless brawl.a
May Peace implored yet longer wait;
The doom is near, the stake is great;
God knoweth il it be too late.
Still wait and watch; the way prepare
Where with folded wings Of PRAYER
May follow, weapouess and bare"
Too late!" the stern, sad voice replied;
TOO late" its mournful echo sighed;
In low lament the answer died.
A rustlng as of wings in flight
An upward CLEAN of lessening white,
SO passed the vision sound and sight
But round me- like silver bell
Hung down the listening sky to tell
Of holy help sweet voice fell.
still hope and trust, > it sang; "the rod
3lust fall, the wine press must be trod
But all is possible with God!n
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gGntlstrp

FOR THE BEST DENTISTRY, AT
THE LOWEST LIVING PRICES.
CALL AT No MECHANICS HALL.
DIR. G o. STEARNS, DENTIST.
r. G. Ii j h n Z X 5
is PRACTISING DENTISTRY
DISPENSING HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINES.
as usual nj the old stand 230 Main street
Can ever
lie mas formed no cOpartnerhp business with any one
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-19
n E W g 0 0 D S
A. p. WARE 4 co.

WOULD INFORM THEIR CUSTOM
ERs AND THE PUBLIC THAT THEY
ARE NOW RECEIVING FROM MANU-
FACTURERS AND IMPORTERS A
LARGE AND CHOICE ASSORTMENT
OF CLOTHS, CAsSIHEREs, &c, OF
THE BEsT STYLES OF THE SEASON,
EOH TnErgS FAIL TRADE, WHICH
WILL BE FOUND WORTHY OF Es-
PECIAL ATTENTION.
WE ALSO ADyERTIsE OUR VERY
EXTENSIVE STOCK OF READY
MADE CLOTHING OF ALL STYLES,
ADAPTED TO ALL WEATHER AND
TO ALL PROFESSIONS. THE MOST
OF OUR GARMENTS WILL BE
FoUND----BEsfDEs BEING VERY
CUEAP-TO POss EsS OTHER POINTS
OF DECIDED sUFEKIORIrY, BEING
CONSTRUCTED FROM ENTIRELY
NEW DRAFTS, SUPERIOR FITS MAY
CONFIDENTLY BE EXPECTED.
WE ALSO INVITE THE PARTICU
E4AR ArTENTION OF ALL PURCRAs-
ERs OF BOYs' CLOTHING. THE sU-
PERIOn VARIETY, QUANTITY AND
QUALITY IN TGEIs IMPORTANT DE
PERTINENT OF OUR BUSINESS, WE
MEAN To KEEP FULLY SUSTAINED.
BOYS CLOTHING MADE TO OR-
DER AS USUAL
FOR ANY DESCRIPTION oR
QUANTITY OF GARMENTS FOK
EITHER MEN OH BOYS, READY
MADE OH CUSTOM MADE, CALL
n
A. P. WARE & Co.
l66 and ITO Main st.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-19
ID & M o V A l.
DIR. j. A.ANDREWS
Ias removed his Medical once from 1916 Main Street to


Has removed his Medical ONCE from lO5 Main Street to
AZ Summer Street;
Y-IIe invites all his friends to call and him.
DIR. ANDREWS will take this opportunity to say to
bis friends ami the public that he continues to the
following diseases with almost entire SUGGEST
Dyspepsia In all its forms; Constpation Chronic Dt
arrhea; Hemorrloids; Jaundice; hillary Caouli; Pal
By without Inflammation of the Brain; HYsTERIA; HY-
PocHoNpRIA; NEURALGIA Nerveaehe, whether seated
IN the Face stomach, Liver Bowels Uterus, Extrem.
lilies; Chronic Catarrh; Humid Asthma; Nervous Pal.
nitaon; Enlargement OF the Liver and Spleen; Incon.
Thence of Urne Grayel Leucorrhea; Irritable Uterus
Viruent Gonorrhea; elect; Cutaneous Eruptions
Rheumatism; Rheumatic Enlargement and Stiffness Of
the Joints; Periodical Headache; Spinal Irritation, &c
j.. ANDREWS, NJ D.,
June rs, 1851. dtfl Worcester, Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-19
A l. P HEIIS B. STIN
Cabinet Maker and Upholsterer

Nos, 1860 Main street. and No. southbridae street
Furniture made to orders Repairing and Vanishing done
at ms shop OF atyour no lses, oy experienced work
men ~ q neat manner. moderate terms.
Chairs Reseated Extension Tables sosid, Black
" alnut, Mahogany, and Rosewood Chamber sets Book
Eases Desks Counters, Stew Cases Picture Frames,
Wire Screen Frames Ale0deous, Ne. made sad sod at
low prices. pulpits AMI Church Furniture made to
crter; Churches and Halls seated with Circular Seats
Also will keep on hand Cotns and coffin trimmings at
reasonable prices. ALPHEUS II. AUSTIN,
APP dtf Worcester Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-19
MnsitaI.
? HALLETT, DAVIS, cos
Piano ForteS.


~ hs AAl-A4AAD
Has from twenty TO Thirty New and second hand Piano
Fortes in his Rooms for sale and rent making
sortmen Of twelve different kinds Purchasers in.
vited to examine them. Would call attention to
eeent quality ufshcOndhanu Instruments, for sale low.
Also, New and Secondhand MELODEONS, and keeps
constantly the celebrated Prince Co.'S MelodeOus
OS diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-19
furniture.
TUE PEOPLES COMPLAINT.

THE PEOPLES COMPLAINT.
THAT times are very hard. and money very tight,
That the people have not ork, and are in bad plight
And that for Carpets and Crockev they cannot pay high
Of This and other matters the people they complain
And it makes feel sad to see their faces filled with
And If by selling cheqp-if this will make them smile
Even il my money lose they share 1t awhile.
Therefore have concluded without regard to cost TO
All OF my Kitchen Goods Cutlery and Carpets as well;
Also my Crockery and Glass Ware at discount am
With Brooms and Bru hes, and everything all cannot
Therefore ladies and gentlemen come an GUY upon this
For have full supply of House Furnishing Goods at
It is located in the Bay State Block at the Poets cor
Here have good Stock of Goods and as CHEAP as any,
. upon my honor,
Now eome one and all buy your good and soon times
Andif your money little 1t will hold if you buy at
And should my capital the end of the war he light
why men mere energy and ambition wich is in Tor the
Forie Is battle field, and if do right customers
And we can put to flight hard times with one vigorous
And, il conclusion, customers thank for the tavors
Also for those which am receiving in the way of pat
ronage-may il always last
n B..The people respectfully invited to call at
the Poetical Exchange, and examine my Goods which
ioig df oRsoN y. HEATH.
THE BEST SELF-SEALING CAN
l. IN USE. g. LAAsON & co. have lust received
q lot OF j. D. WGILoUGHBY's Patent SelfSeang
PRESERVE CANS,
The best in use Those wishing TO preserve Fruit Of ay
sindI will do well to call and examine them before Pur
chasing elsewhere we have also receivoo and shan
PEARL WHITE GRANITE WARE,
Every piece crackIe which we offer at
prices that tail suit purchasers We also keep
constantly on hand large stock Of
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-19
SpeftatIes. III.

SPECTACLES DEPOT, 172 1-2
Main Street The undersigned most respectful
ly invites the citizens Of this place and vciui
", 70 cali and examine s superior selection
ID o. SPECIACLES containing his lately i'm
.-iI"a& proved PERIsCoPIC CONSERVATIVE LENSES,
which he will adapt to far sighted. nearsight-
N ed, aged, and weak-eyed persons who may de
sire them, according to the true state Of their
1 n eyes. The material used to make the above
mentioned Lenses, in its natural state in puri-
\ II ty, brancy, and transparency, rivals the dia
III moud, and forms the most beautiful and perfect
VI Spectacle Lenses ever introduced, ami possess
N. great advantages over the common glasses
II in general Their perfect spherical form
- II gives more extended field vision. Their
Nj purity and transparency OF ma teral present
less oDstructions to the passage Of light-over
IFS comes, in great measure, what is called by
nj Opticians alteration otlight. Consequently
1 III objects through them present themselves
HI Hin clear, distinct and natural form, avoiding
4 III that glimmerinE, wavering unsteadiness,
III pheasant sensation after protracted reading or
HI sewing; in fact, approaching as near the per
O feet lens of the natural eye as it is possible for
E art to approach nature
Many persons unscquainted withthe Optical
krt, are left to select glasses for themselves,
without due regard TO the condition OF the eye;
apractce often productive OF serious conse
quences prudcinF the minds Of the people against the
Glasses, Glasses selected by skilful optican,
made of the aforementioned material will instead
nurng the eye, STRENGTHEN AND BENEFIT IT MATERI
He keeps constantly on hand small and large Soy
Glasses; Gold, Silver and Steel Speeacles, and Eve
Glasses of all kinds different patterns OF Opera Glasses
large assortment, for sale and to hire Magnitying
Glasses, Telescopes, Microscopes &e
Artificial Eyes inserted and made to order
Having taken the agency of one of the hrst manuac
turers of Pebble Lenses am clad to be ablet0 sell such
for mouey than they have ever before been sold for
thus giving every the chance Of getting the bestfor
"a Consultation free of charge.
j. ROSENBUSH, agent 0ptican,
n2J Successor to l., Shrsheim
, 1861-11-25

GTATk OF ILLINOIS, COOK

&TAIk OF ILLINOIS, COOK
gember Term. A. 1851 Edward 3. Martin RI. Nc
A1tFter, Sinpeen 4 Co,
s,mps1n 4 Co. that Wit Of attachment issued out
Gcnrt ar Gafsd tie M n 81 ~ q octoSer, D. 1T at
ne tuit ef The sad EdTtEd B Marin and egsnst The
snn OF Fl.e rhotsand Right 6n.,dred sud Nineteen
ezectted.
,EoE taeref7Es M 1rless y9H the said McAln.ter.
7 ta14 t Ceos Goqnty Ciscntt on Or hs;os soe int
Court Houts l. the It: Of icazo. the third Mou-
day Of foseu her. g. b: s.. gtve special b.1l aud
e1tsred against Jon ann In taycr Of said Edward
Martin q: q u much O the property attached y
81 T. CHuRCH Clerk
, 1861-11-25
ILLINOIS MILITARY ITEMS.

Col. 7, H. Ca7anaugh's Sixth Illinois Cay
al1y left Camp Butler for shawneetowa on the
alst inet. They 60 by rail to Tanaroa, and
AT Camp Butler there are now two cav
airy regiments, or rather parts Of regiments,
and about the same number Of infantry. -Four
ecmpanies-the first and third squadrons-of
the Seventh Cavalry, under Lieut.. Col Prince,
have been ordered to Cairo. The remaining
eight companies are under command Of Maj.
Ill, Col. Kellogg being absent most Of the
tine.
Col Dickeg's cavalry regiment, nov at
Camp Butler, presents some Interesting facts !:
Company 4 represents tie modest sum Of
&2s0G0 in taxable -proPerty-equal to an
ave1age Of absut 50, 500 to each man. In com
pery E Ere nine brotbers-the family consists
Of twelve eone, three Of whom the mother in
sisted should remain at home; 80 they drew
lots to decide who should enlist. a number
Of such "mothers Of America" would be euf
tlcient to put an end to this rebellion In short
order.
Capt. Ap1iugtsn has been promoted to
The position Of Major Of the 7th Regiment Of
Illinois CaYalrT
, 1861-11-25

ICorrekporGeLr.A 'S1esout1 Democrat, 22d,!
Day before yesterday, three Fedora! 81. sol.
dlers belonging to party of seven or eight
who had ccme out from BoonVi1le to arrest
some 1sgrnnt offenders, on approaching a
fred upon by party Of the rebels there quar-.
tered, and one Of the number instantly killed,
q ball passing through his head. The -est Of the
party, seeing party Of about forty coming
down On them from the direction Of Boon.
vile, TetEeated this way, and brought
4 company Of one hundred mounted men
were Immediately dispatched under command
Of our 1edoubtable Lieut.. S2icer. On reach.
irg the scene of the murder they found the
house deserted, with marks Of hasty retreat
ef the villains. On learning from the neigh.
haunt Of pack of desperadoes, thetorch waa
applied, snd the buildings are now among the
thlBgB that were.
, 1861-11-25
Especial Correspondence to the Chieago Ttibu1e.1
CAMP LAHeN, WilliAmspert. Nd, [

Especial Correspondence to the Chicago Itibuze.l
CAMP LAAeN, WilliAmspeft, Md
Nov. IL, 1861.
We are still hanging fre. Every moment
We are expecting orders to move. To-day,
meet G.u. Lamon at Harrisburg, which place
he haa just reached direct from Washington.
Something Is in the wind, sure. AL are
gladly anticipating it, for It is tedious and
nksome to be ii camp with nothing to do
and nowhere to go. Lieut. klc;:s,,qson of
Company 4, Capt. hum, Of Wilmington, H.,
vas buried to day: He died Of typhoid fever.
lie Was man of integrity, and true patriot,
devoted to his dnties as soldier. His death
vas no doubt tastened by neglecting himself
in his attentions to his company on the Hay
from St. Louis to this place. His rem aims
were attended to their last resting place By
the regiment, and al5o by several other con-
panies OF soldie1s, besides members Of the
worthy member. Appropriate preamble
and resolutions we're adopted by hia brother
ofiictTs at their meeting to-day.
Some ten miles northeast from our camp
resides man of considerable Wealth, who're
pfocliviiies are extremely secesh- Since the
WET, rpmor has pointed him out IS concea1iag
quite an amount Of military stores, equip
ments, d. Several unsuccessful expediIlo14
have beer made from tina to time IN quest Of
them By come means, the officers OF Com
pany D, Capt. Linton, formerly the O41c
Rifles, became POSSESSED Of the whereabouts of
the ccntraband articles. and obtaining p 4rmis-
sion to proceed, left on Sunday evening, nftsr
O'Clock, and marched to the designated
point whtre they cane to halt, su1roun ded
The building, demanded and obtained en-
tzaLee, ard u place Of concea1ment in the
galret found the military storee, but they were
not pistols, sab1es, dc, as they expected, but
few dcztn olc-fashioned cavalry caps, knap.
sscke, and sucA like. It is supposed, howev-
er, that weapons had been concealed there but
we've taken away not long ogo.
T. remarkable case Of pursuit 1nder difficult
| ties occurred this week. A private Of C3m-
1'any F, Capt Kenafeott, who by some means
| bad 6trayed from 1he res sIne1t Boon after
leaving ST. Louis, cana into camp few days
| sgo. having walked as he ayerred nearly halt
the wsy. He must be patriot indeed, and
! worthy Of great pra.Es.
In these parts there is great rejoicisg over
| the suecess Of the Union ticket. At Hagers.
town, large meeting and procession with
| t.aEsparencles, were gette1 mp, music and
| speeches were lot lacking, nor VAS the Yates
fhalsn1 slow in pitching Ia on the g7eat gu e.
| ticr. On the whole it was great ratlica
ZOE. ANON
, 1861-11-25

Inspection Of Troops By Gen. .B,..1-Gen, Mer-
n4a;a's R7noval-d Cautious CORRESPONDENTS
.Ar~isal q 17oops-dfaking the II Grand
Rottad-Scenes at Headqua71eys-pisu Of he
nanita7y Commission-EsTp Mo,enaent-A
-Rcfi:gee and lis FanaVg-Reporss from tie
F1ey73yf ffe
, 1861-11-25

1c&kn Oh ~dpks AQ12SRI8s
An officer, an eyewitness at the battle Of
Belmont, giVes the following account Of the
death Of Capt, Ba1asHe, q brave Prassiaa At
tsched to Gen. McClernaad's staff
The etstement is incorrect that he WAS shot
of his horse By cannon ball. He was killed
BY nusket ball through the head. He had
dlamounted, taken Q flag and came By where
ny company stood [Co. I, 9Th I'LL aud start
ed for the tents alone with musket on one
shoulder AID the aag On the other, when,
having got some thirty or forty rods In ad-
vance Of our company land, re we're as far
ahead al aBy}, he hal1oed, aaking who would
60 with him I told Captain Merrill that I
vas going, and to come on ] started aud the
Captain and tour or five Of the boys followed.
As came up to Captain B. he turned partly
round, and at that moment = hall struck him
just above ard 3 little forward Of the ear,
scattering the brains upon Ills cheek. Poor
fellow. he Mss, beiieye, Prussian, had
been through the wars In the old country, and
was not OILY one Of the best soldiers but the
most capable officer that have eeeD down
here
, 1861-11-25

ton, too, is very s.gnid deaatly ssked-Why did
not cur gunboats proceed up Skull Creek aud
cnt off the enemy,s retreat, and capture Com
tune has favored nn1 arms wonderfully, but it
is far from clear to many that We could not
have followed up our first SUCCESS with i'd
yantage, or that greater energy could not
have been displayed in establishing things at
the Hilton Head stronghold.
, 1861-11-25

MOVEMENT OF ORDNANCE Target amounts
OF ordnance and ordnance stores are now 60
Inc forward to Washington. As many as forty
invoices of guns, carrisges, shell, canister, and
the various classes Of field artillery service,
day from the arsenals at Cold Spring, West
Troy, Watervleit, WatertoWn and Springfield,
and also from ether Sources, fer transmission
to the Tiny OF the Potomac, These stores,
which formerly for safety were sent BY rail-
road, are now generally shipped to Baltimore,
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