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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-23
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WHEELING, April %, 1851.
Aea5re. EditoTG:-1 perceive in this morn
ings EntelhgsneT my name published as
one of the Vice Presidents of the State
Rights Convention held in Richmond; Va,
on the 18th of this month simply de-
sire to state as an act Of justice to myself
that was not only not present at that
Convention, but that my name was used
without my knowledge or authority.
T. SKRESEY.
We are sincerely gladsto see Mr.. srec<
ney coming out and dtsrlaimiug any
knowledge of the nse of his name By those
secessionists at Richmond. We could have
wished that they never had had any
reason to suppose he would scquiesce in
its use.
AT the great Union demonstration in
New York, on Saturday afternoon last, the
following anthem WAS snng by the peo-
Pile IN 5Rlatse. Such chorus Of entLusi-
astic voices as rose in one deep swell, upon
the OCCASION Was never before kaowu:
Co.'s blessings be upon
Our oUp, our native land
The land our Gatbers won.
By the StrlnS heart and hand,
TIC KEN axe and GhR brand;
When thsy ielied the foreSEHA prile,
Aud the = rant foe dehed.
The FREE, the Tich, tie wide;
tioO EoG OUE NATrYE LAHp!
Up Etthl tbegt5fTy sign.
The rid stripes snh the RhItes
WheFe'sE it, EloIFes khfOa,
In PNsee or In the fight
We OWL lts high command.
FOr the nag OUtfltlErrs gave,
Ger our ehIldEenss head Ehall wave,
And their ehIldreu's chiIdreu'B grave
COP ROE oGR NAIVE LAND!
Who doth that hAs defy,
We challenge our foe
Who win not Tor e die,
Qut from ~ be m0sf 90!
50 let GFBI HndertE0a1,
81 60 that dezlr nag iitse94iul,
Which won their fathers tIaniA
We brand With endless shame,
God for eltF Ratfrt laAd!
Our native Land. 70 thee,
In one uuited VOW,
TOkecp thee strong and free,
And glorious IS BOW
We pledge each heart aud band,
By the blood our fatheT8 she'd
By the ashes OF our dead.
By the sacred soil We IreaA,
God for rRatipe LdRdi
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-23
Interesting News!
Anew on wen just DlscoYered,

baG Sma41 Amount Required for eT-
cry one to take share.
ErsEy SO etNts f',sesied reiI yield 81 acorl&
IN ADVANCE OF me NEw mon TARIFF.
100 CASES OF SEW SPRING ASD SUMNER
wv DRT GOODS
have Just bean received which the eFfhert sbIo
TO 81! iuE le1SthA half thrfr original TaIQeg
Bsstdss Hs3ny other g1ods received. he vim only
mention $50 Pieces Of Silk Of az the atest ItTl ~
ie3.t 81, and gone Plain SiIks as lev as Sc mr. ~
Paeces Of Palm Black sIIks for Dresses ana Man
Dress Goods, large and varied assoFtnspt. so.,s
DFesa Goods 0E only Sc per yard WoCth It
L&gns and Lawn Robes, plain aud figured Bsrsr.,
- Don't =. gidth srsy, black and rhIte Bsrex,s for
per yard. ~ CO
ChallIes and DelSines, GinEbaus and C1,,nt,.s
tAEgS stocks eone ~ dark Frpnch CIbInt1sS ~
~ lf -, oeh y Ienst Sc and light Chfnt1es
SLlAWL&-l0o CrapS Sh1Gls al es,lors finn, & 70
g eettaES 2 p!eee; % Twisted sink ShSufGY -.
~ ~ Rq1ae - low a 81
All Gt9fh D1sters and CloakS, at an prices
treRsla Lace Nantlns OF all the Iattst s8yiel
are suck o. EntEutdeFro aud White G1ooIIa
pair. -. = s- - la't 20 Sts
eela.of.. -tIoop s1trts and sorsetE !, ,t,e,
SSA--Fas1 eoloEed PESntE CIIGEFante[IS
1T ~ e1d exc per yRtSl. f2jS ia M *
per yafE Maiehed 5aRd "A n n ~ a
SS1eIhs ana S1alitei Irisl LlRsn aud IIaea Table
.Glottls u Az PrteeE. ~ -
&C Flesss q IuF1ails ply and super.
god apartment q Boys Resdy NsdS Clo,hfpv
J. E1sy othSr ga TO n1u'ero1a % mention, al
@ Eltlsh have 6eeA bolht SlR clS Ifns Inlp0rt,TS
e''a lsasl Pc SD ct SEeatly redaesd pFiees b
ALEX HET4AS,
~ 155 Main NJ NhASl}Nuy Jrs
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NOTICE.

podspR, hrm u Berry DOdSou. WAs dIssalved this
day by mutual conSent- All persons knowing them
selves Indebted TO the hEm Wfll please call and ast
tie the same. and thoss having cESLs present them
toE settlensUt. Either member Of the drTn Is al.
thortIed to settle mp the bUAiness.
CHAS- II. BERRY.
ADAMS DODSON,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-23
Wall Paper, Books and Stationery.
AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TINES.
SCORED OF BEAUTY.

Ards BLOOM OF YOUTH. or LOUD
PEARL f6E Bealtffying ard Preserving tts
THIS gEtielst5 eptirely t1GSEent ftpu, auythinS
-tbe klntteTer atoen t1 and is warrant 81 fTee S
~ mineral and Poiaouous pnbEthue,s or any una;t
HPsaEI lks list. E6eh as e4H lly be 6olr8 IA yoEil
y 4!S0 1nSetuAtlle for removing all kinds q Hs'
4ensE RrecklSs SunbRrnG and other cutGueo1'
tFc1a thu siEtn. IL has gwen such ezftFI
eataataejgn % al thar have used 1t that We pet4
q y 70 tsy. LADIES TRY n.
: 8. bUChING. Agt. Odd PslIoaP' Hail Drug StoiL
Kept io = mt olAa8 PEeeCEiptlon s,ore. lps
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-23

HOWE'S'' Standard Scales.
R-IQWlsS STANDARD SCALES, an EiEre Coanssr
= attoTE1 Hay or Cattle Scales. for sale II TLc
tREy gEtessShy RsO. lIIL,DRETIl me-
oetS2-d&g Agents dr the 1lanuiActBrsr
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-23

Tnz Wheeling Urioa yssterday copied
into is edit0rfa. column the following par
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-23

WHITE WHEAT FLOUR.
100s BARRELS EXTRA FAMILY NOVELTY
lOO Indiana Mills, just received per steamer
Lindeu, and for sale hy lap1S MsRHILLY.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-17

was before. The general pleasantly remarked
that the prospect OF wheeling dirt had sudden.
ly convinced them Of the duty they owed TO
the country that protected them, but it was
now too late lie would not take che oaths of
such men, who were only forced to take it for
fear Of punishment. The schoolmaster, be-
came suddenly inspired with union eloquence
and love, and was launching out to prove that
he and all his comrades were and always had
been union men, when he was suddenly
/ checked by witness, who reminded him that
the day after the capture of Camp jackson, he
had made Il violent secession speech, denounc.
ing the United States troops as murderers and
ID Dutch, and urging the people to fly to
arms. Gen. Prcntiss told him that he should
make up his mind 10 wheel dirt, and to learn
Il lesson never yet taught in his books. lie
and Wiseman should not be released until they
were by due course of law He had acted
the traitor and now wanted to lie himself out
of il. O,hpr witnesses proved that these two
men bad been the most active in driving out
the union men. The prisoners were put un'
der guard for the night.
These men now finding themselves in the
iron grasp OF Uncle SAM are terribly fright
ened, and would gladly take the oath but
when the trial commenced were boldly def
ant, aud had the idea that they would be re-
leased without any. pledge. But when they
got into the hands of sterner stuff Than they
imagined, and the poisoned caice which they
have held so eagerly TO the lips of their union
victims, is now commended to them.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-17

Sir. Kennedy, OF ROXDury, mas discovered, IN on
Of our common pasture weeds remedy that cures every
mon Pimple
One to three bottles will cure the worst kind OF pimpes
TWO or three bottles will clear the system Of bes
Two bottles are warranted TO cure the worst cankerD
Three or i've bottles warranted to cure the worst
kind ot Erysipelas.
One two bottles warranted to all humors L
Two bottles warranted to running of the
and blOtches among the hair
Four to six bottles warranted corrupt and
running ulcers.
One bottle will cure scaly eruptions of the skin.
kind of ringworm.
Three four bottles arc warranted to cure salt rheum
Five eight bottles will the scroula
One to three bottles are warranted to cure the worst
case OF Dyspepsia know from the experience Of thou
sands thatit has caused by canker in the stomach.
Cne 70 two bottles are warranted to cure sick headache
one to two bottles warranted to regulate
state Of the bowels.
one to two hotties will regulate all arrangements ofthe
Four to bottles the cases of drop
One three bottles cured the of piles
relief is always experienced What mercy to getr
Since its FIRST discovery have from time to time add
ed various other herbs toit OF one OF them pp9craes
the Father of MEDICINE, says ut is an herb OF Jupiter
topeneth distractions the liver gall and spleen
especial friend to the liver worth all other herbs
put together cooling it when too hot and warming it
Itcreateth an Appetite cureth all gone ana sinking
feeling IN the pit of the stomach easeth all pains and
"Itexpells allraw. viscious and Shiny humors out Of
he body it cleanseth all inward ulcers ard CONCEALED
By opening distinctions of the Spleen It purgeth all
head and BRAIN causing distressing headache fearful fore
boding of trouble trembling Of the heart fantng and
The herb boiled in wine particularly good to revive
the dropping spirit of the aged, and whoever has nger
ing sickness after fever, nothing restores him to health
| soqack as drinking the juice OF this herb
The seeds boiled in water cureth the most offensive
breath and drank at bedtime prevents what common
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-17
GOV. JAcKsoNs INcEND1ARY FLIGHT

From the st Louis Democrat, 18th.
Advices reached us yesterday that Gov.
jackson, ON his return to Jefferson City, on
Tuesday night, caused the destruction OF the
Gasconade and Usage railroad bridges. A dis.
patch to this fiji ct was II ceived at the arsenal
yesterday morning, and by the last evenings
train on the Pacific railroad, we learn, posi-
lively, that the Gasconade bridge was de-
stroyed by fire yesterday morning. The mail
despatched from the post office yesterday
morning, got no further than Hermann, where
the news Of the disaster was first received
The cutting of the telegraph wires by the same
Vandal hand, leaves us without any reliable
advices from points on the railroad above the
Gasconade, and from Jefferson City. There
was rumor at Hermann, well credited at
that place, that the Usage bridge had also been
burned. 1t is not doubted in this city that
both structures are entirely destroyed
We learn that just before starting from this
city on Tuesday evening, on the special train,
Gov. jackson gave his solemn word Of honor
TO Mr.. Taylor, president of the Pacific railroad,
that he did not intend to harm any of the
bridges, or do any damage to the road
Gov. Jacksun'S list of crimes is now abso-
lutely appalling He stands before the coun-
try as coward, liar, an incendary, and n
traitor. Can he-will he, be permitted to es.
cape the galows! The scOundre was gib-
though the assurances of protection from Gen,
Lyon were most ample. He no doubt took
the special train with the belief thYt detach-
ment OF United States troops were to follow
Immediately in his rear, and arrest him direct
| ly on lis arrival in Jefferson City. Craven
and periidious himself, he supposed others are
| governed by the same vices Ii is bad enough
10 be a rebel, but 10 be miserable coward to
boot, is reaching a depth of degradation until
now unexplored. Well may tile Missouri Sc
cessionists hang their heads Tor shame, for
:heir leader in the hour of their need proves
himself to the world feeble and yet ruthless
| bastard.
His alarm was, no doubt, fully shared by
his major general Sterling Price, and we are
disposed to believe that this distinguished
officer was an accompce in yesterdays bar
barism. 1t is reasonable at any rate, TO con.
clude, knowing the influence of Gen. Price
over Gov. jackson, that these acts of incendi.
arism would not have been committed without
his sanction. Even those in our city who
have been adherng 10 jackson and Price de-
nounced their intamy last night.
The destruction OF the Usage and Gasconade
bridges is another severe blow to the already
crippled trade and travel of our city. The
loss to the railroad company and its en-
ployees, who have been so liberal in their
very serious --a"''"T ''tiii 'rs-----
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-17
A TERRIFIED REBEL.


Correspondence OF the n. tribune.
LONDON, May 31.-When was packing up
my trunks to go on board the City of Balti.
more, twelve days ago, supposed was pack
ing up the eXcitements and agitations OF the
previous six weeks, and that | should cease to
hear, tlienceforth, the voices of patriotism or OF
treason. But we had not left the dock before
the contrary became apparent. About half
an hour before the steamer sailed, an individu.
al rushed on board, crying, in an excited man
ner, "Hide me hide me the police are after
me !" with many other EXPLANATIONS of an
equally urgent character
Making his way to the captains room, he
stated that he was DR.. Holland, agent of the
G. S. A., and bearer of dispatches TO the au-
thorities OF the same; that he had learned of
orders being received IRON Washington to ar
rest him a second time that his life was in
danger and lie had barely had time to reach
the steamer, without second shirt or cent
of money. l was not present during the in
terview, but the result was, he was permitted
to remain below until the pilot left us, and to
make the voyage TO Liverpool-the passage
money TO be paid or this side probably in C..
s. A. treasury notes
AS to this agent, he is a German of vulgar
appearance and still more vulgar manners,
quite as ready to lie as TO swear, and in the
latter quality his equal cannot easily be found.
L ne ISSpSclaDle passengers, DOln EuBilSH anu
American, quietly ignored his existence. Per-
ceiving that lie was avoided, he prevailed upon
the captain to proclaim that he was not an
agent of the c. S. a, and had nothing to do
with politics in any way. Yet, The same eve
ming, happening to be seated at the same table
with him, heard him give in German, (which
he was probably not aware that understood J
an account OF arrival at New York, and his
subsequent arrest.
According to this statement-which must be
taken for what ii is worth,--he expected to
find New York reyolutionized in favor Of the
south. On learning from the pilot that the
contrary was the case, he Immediately secured
his dispatches, and impaired them to lady
passenger,-a New York lady OF Spanish de.
scent,--who concealed them in the bosom OF
her dress. Had they been found" said he,
81 should have been hung" Consequently
when he was arrested, the authorities could
discover nothing to implicate him The same
| lady also undertook to forward he papers t.
the e. S. A., as he could not have done SC
without being detected. On tile morning Of
the 18th, he learned, just in time to escape on
board the City of Baltimore that an order had
been issued TO send him to Washington. Mr.
Seward desired to make his acquaintance
'Now," lie concluded, II am obliged to 20 to
Liverpool, and then by way of Southampton
to Havana, in order to reach my home i
may cost me some thousands of dollars, but
when one is great man, that is nothing."-
Baydrd Taylor.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-17
OUR TROOPS IN BALTIMORE.

On the morning of the Maryland election,
the Massachusetts Sixth Regiment with the
Boston Flying Artillery, went from the Relay
House to Baltimore, to look after secession RI
oters. The New York Thirteenth Regiment
also went up from Annapolis, arriving in the
city about noon. A member of the Flying
Artillery writes to the Boston Saturday Even.
ing G 4zette, letter dated at Baltimore, June
IA, from which we take the following =
"Our orders were to bring with us only one
blanket and enc days rations, leaving our
overcoats aud baggage at the camp. We BIZ
youacked on Mount Glare last night. 1t was
a fine, clear night, and although the air was
somewhat chilly, we slept well. The brig
ade paraded last evening under COL Jones Of
the Sixth, and marched through several streets
at the west part OF the city. Evolutions of the
line were executed, and street firing practiced
with considerable success, attracting large
numbers of spectators. While one section
was advancing through Pratt street, the scene
of the dastardy outrage OF the 18TH, wheel
of Que of the pieces came of, throwing the
gun aud carriage upon the ground, and scat
tering the implements in every direction. The
piece was speedily re mounted, having suffered
no other damage than broken sponge stats,
handspikes, and buckets. Luckily, no one
was injured.
strong effort will be made to have the
battery accepted for the three years term of
service, and we have good reason TO believe
that il will prove sue, essful. All the officers
and large portion of the men are anxious TO
enlist. Every day applications for member.
ship are received from home, and also from
the Massachusetts regiments now in service.
Men are now being drilled in Boston by Maj.
o. r. Minis, and there will be no more dltii
Guilty in filling the places of those who are
unable to remain with us, with picked anu
well drilled soldiers. Our friends must not
expect to see US at home at the end OF the
three months term.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-17

FROM FORT MCHENRY AND THE RELAY
HoUsE.-Messrs. Davis and Morrissey, who
visited our troops in the field under the aus
pices of the state department, were al the
camps in the vicinity of Baltimore on the 9th
and 10th inst OF both encampments they
speak with great praise. "rhe conduct OF the
men" at the Relay camp sis so exemplary in
every particular that the inhabitants of the vi
to remain" Major Devens' command were
in excellent health, needing nothing but such
uniforms as will enable his men to bear the
summer heat with comfort.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-17
GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY
BOSTON AND VICINITY.

BOSTON AND VICINITY.
The Bowdoin prizes at Harvard college
have been awarded for the current year as
follOws:-First prize Of $50 to John Goldman
Ropes, resident graduate, Tor dissertation on
"The Limits of Religious Thought" prizes
Of $40 and $50 respectively to Wesley G..
Sawyer of Harvard and Frank w uacket of
Portsmouth, for dissertations on 'Fenelon :"
also, prizes OF $40 and $50 respectively to Ed
ward ID. Mccarthy OF Minnavile, N. Y for a
dissertation on 'iGadstone's Views OF Wo-
men" and TO VIM. L. Brigham OF Boston, Tor
dissertation on Literary Forgeries."
The British schooner Pearl sailed, Saturday,
from Boston, with seventy five emigrants Tor
llayti. Each of the emigrants had been PIE
scented with a copy OF the scriptures by the
Massachusetts Bible Society.
NORFOLK COUNTY.
The peoples store in Stoughton, occupied
by Nathaniel Wales, and the post office in the
same building, were broken into Friday night.
and robbed-the post office OF the content. of
its letters, stamps and coppers, and the store
OF lot of jewelry and a small amount of
money.
81 BRISTOL COUNTY. ra
The dead body OF Mr.. Priscilla Little was
discovered about noon Friday. floating in the
water near Rattlesnake Hill. She had been
subject to fits occasionally, followed by Pc
riods OF great depression for the last fourteen
years, and Thursday evening attempted to
destroy her lite with knife. Failing TO do
SO, she escaped from the house unobserved,
and terminated ller existence by drowning.
She was a married lady, 81 years of age, aud
leaves one son.-FaH Rire Neacs.
MAINE.
The 4th Maine regiment Col Stanley, will
leave Rockand, to-day, Monday and pro
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-17

COLD SHIvER.-A private letter from the
wife of leading person in Charleston SAYS.
so ardent and certain were the expectations of
receiving assistance from England entertained
in that city, that the queens proclamation of
neutrality gave them all chill They could
scarcely believe their eyes when they read it,
and ever since the woIshippers Of King Cotton
have looked very chop fallen That document
gave little satisfaction TO many ardent persons
at the north, but at the south il was a perfect
wet banket.--N Y. Eceninq Post.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-17

To Horse OWners-Sweet's Iuiallible Llnment
or Horses is unrvaled by any, and in all Lame
ness arisingrOm Sprans Bruises WrenchnE, its eff
tectis magical and certain, Harness Saddle Calls,
Scratches Mango, &C, il will also speedily SPAWN
and kngbOne be easily prevented and cured in their
incpentstnges but confirmed cases beyond the pos
Sbity of fddcdtcuTe No of the kind. however,
is desperate hopeless but il may be allevatd by
this Lninent. and its faithful application wllalwaysr
the ameness and enable the horse travel with
comparative ease
Every horse should have this remedy at hand,
f)r its timely at the first appearance Of Lanencss
Intellectually prevent those formidable diseases
Toned to which all horses liable, and which render
many otherwise valuable horses nearly worthless
mv2l d3taw&weOwIy
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-17

PATENTs.-During the week ending June
18th patents were awarded to Joseph B. Saw.
yer of Templeton, tor improved cane seat for
chairs, and to Samuel L. Fits of Asburnham,
for improved boring machine.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-17

NEWPORT YEARLY MEETING of Friends
commenced yesterday. The third anniver-
sary of the alumni OF the Friends school at
Providence, takes place this afternoon and
evening, al Aquidneck Hall in Newport. The
steamer Perry commences, TO day, running
twice each way daily, between Providence
and Newport, connecting with the Z A. NJ. and
P. NJ. trains from Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-17

MILFoRD.-The barn of John McWales, in
Milford, with a considerable quantity of hay,
sleighs, plows, and other farming implements,
was consumed by fire on the evening of the
9th inst. The loss was about $500. 1t was
an incendiary fire.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-17

SrURBRIDGE. = Lyman Jaynes of Stur
bridge, while shingling barn ON the 7th inst !,
slipped from the roof to the staging, and then
to the ground, striking with full force upon
the door stone, fracturing one of his limbs in
two places at the hip and the middle of the
thigh ri.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-17

Every member of the Garibaldi Guard now
wears a bandage OF Canton flannel next to the
stomach and bowels. In the Crimean war
this practice saved thousands of men from
fatal diarrlea and dysentery. 1t is proposed
that every regiment be similarly provided
against the diseases incident to a southern eli
mate. fC.falF
The government printing Office is kept rum
ming day and night, on war and navy blanks.
The saving on printing rates, by this office, it
is said, will be nearly half a million of dollars
per annum.
MIR. Lewis Della, known in Philadelphia as
The Bard of Tower Hail. /" died on Wednes-
day IN lunate asylum, where he had been
patient TOR several weeks. He was a well
known resident OF Portland for several years.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-17

BLACKSTONE Barney Cook of Blackstone
met with severe accident, on Friday, while
firing salute in memory of the late senator
Douglas The cannon was prematnrely dis
charged, lodging portion OF its contents in
his face and destroying the sight of his eyes
On the 18th inst, son of Edward Pierce a
lad of seven or eight years, was drowned in
the Blackstone mill pond.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-17
Ry the steamer Jura we have news tina

By the steamer Jura we have news that
copnt Cavour one of the two greatest men
in Europe, and the real constructor of tie new
kingdom of Italy, died at Turin on the 9th
inst. No greater loss could have heialen lta-
". There is no man who can fill his place.
His death will cause a sensation throughout
Europe, and the sorrow in Italy viii be pro-
found
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-17

The reports OF terrible batteries at Harper's
Ferry were false. Only one small battery eX'
listed there. and the secessIonists have evacu
ated that place because they were very unsafe
in H.