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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-21

- The Washington correspondents OF
the Northern journals state that the Confede
rate force in the neighborhood of Washing
ton is 10000, while they put down their own
at 100000. We are willing that these two
armies should march out into an open plain
and end the war by a pitched battle. We
never expect them to do it, though.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-21
SPECIAL. ORDERS. No.

Army of the Northwest, in special orders. No.
%. from its headquarters of this date. gives
the general commanding the opportunity OF
exhOrting the troops TO keep steadily in view
the great principles for which they contend,
and to manifest to the world their determine
ton to maintain them. The eyes of the
country are upon you. The safety of your
homes, aud the lives of all you hold dear
depend upon your courage and exertions.
Let each man resolve to be victorious, and
that the right of self government, liberty,
and peace, shall in him find defender The
progress of this army must be forward
(Signed) X. L. LEE,
General Commanding.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-21

Gov. HARRIs.-We learn from the Rich
mond Wing that Gov. IsHAM G. HARRIS is
spoken of in Richmond, in connection with
the portfolio of the War Office. There are
but few men in the Confederate States who
could administer the Office with greater abili-
ty and efficiency. His appointment would
be eminently advantageous to the interests
of the country
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-21
General Orders No. IL.

HEADQUARTERS LIST BATTLIoN Tenn. CAvALRY
CAMP CUMMINGS, 18th Sept 1861.
LIVERY officer non commissioned officer and pri-
IL yate belonging this Battalion lexcept those alb
sent on sick leave under special orders are hereby
ordered TO join this Battalion Immediately.
By order 1t Col. F. n NcNAIRY
Ed. p. HICKS, Adjt Major.
Sep 20
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-21
Committed to Jail.

COMMITTED 70 jail Of Davidson County, run
u away. Sept It'll, 1861, NEGRO BOY, who
says his name Il George, and belongs 70 Dr. Thomas
White Of Pulaski, Tenn. Said boy Ii about 81 years
old feet 10 inches high. weighs $50 or 100 fbs--
The Owner requested 70 forward, prove pro-
perty land pay charges as the law directs
WI. n. FUNSTON,
aepttl-5t Tailor Il Nashville, Tenn.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-21
Nashyille Gun FACTORY.

OT0CKH0iDERS In the Nashville Gun Factory are
~ notified that the Directors have made call for IS
upon each share payable on before the first Mon
day Ia September next.
The Stockholders requested TO call Al the ONCE
OF the undersgued No. AZ Cherry street, and make
= j. l. B0STICE,
aua96-td Secretary sad Treasurer.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-21
A Great chance for a Perfume in Land.

I HAVE 100 acres of fine land can be found IN
Texas elsewhere. l am bound to SELL or / will
swap for place improved in about Nashville My
iand lies in Bosque county, and the BOs9ue river,
10 miles from Waco, and miles from the Texas Cen
trail Railroad in fine healthy country, with plenty of
water and plenty of timber, fine Springs besides,
the river passing through the tract TsBaber-there
about 200 of the finest Cedar and about 800
of heavy Pecan Bottom the balance of the
is the finest prairie land, comprising of the
desirable tracts of land that be found in the Slate.
For further information, address Thomas +. Everett,
Seels Creek Post Office, Bosque county, Texas, who
lives on the adjoining tract or J. B. Reed, Branham,
Texas. Reed went from this county The title is
clear and perfect and unncumbered. The papers can
be seen at the Commercial Hotel I be du-
ring the day at Sharp & Hamiton's Sword Factory,
at night No. 10 CoOper's Building Cherry; street
Sep 10 Fl. l. JUSTICE.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-21
NJ anteu.
Sherif's Sale.

DY virtue Of f. IA. TO me directed and deliver,
IL from the Honorabie Chancery Court Of Dayidsl
County, Tennessee, its Il "a, E@RA 1861, i WILL
pose To public sale 10 the d olauer =
satrris,- 81 1o,b g. 1861, all the right
title, claiIii, interest andf Will -" - =
ENID in - 80 ~. fa1i described pieces or
parcels OF land situated, hhu oeins ~ ~ li,I.
No l, il the County Of lon' ca! "a "a % -
and State Of Tennessee ned As lOi.o - -
ming eighty feet from j. rrlse souttI - 80
uer, Maple street, the rlght AleI ~. w. e
street mort westWardly tuh"Ieu 1nH -
90 L., .1r,,, sas,,.-5 sixty feet 10 stake
,bsnca .; -;I,, a,,SIas Id aiiey one hundred ana
rgF,ty - Co., e a son Maple street, thence
sionG Mani So, ra-,iwsrdly sixty feet 10 tbs
h.sginning- sIso ON. o,,lece bounded as follows:
heeinnjnS AZ . sststa q, corner of alley On sSd
MsnIe -teaat r,nTinT pe with said street south
saSfIs-arit,> sf,,- g., Sake thence at rght an
- 90 e., - % syev thence with said alley
5or,I -, ~ "a :. 4 stake on an alley, thence
., riab, onsise - shley lss feet the begin
niro hsin5 Is,-;ad :, he property Of John Corbit
and iobn S,aYart 10 " a Judgment rendered IN
T,@o~ AZ naT1J nri;f1 Isl Ephraim F. Corbit, JohLa
a Corhit n p Carb,tln Corbit, +. II. CoTbit anu
John Stewart. ,r,c,- S,,.;T
JOk- EDMuNIS0N, SleIiH'
sept14 By;D MhlT"onIh, y
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-21

The Forward Movement of General
Lees Army.
The only authentic Information We have
lately had of our army in the Valley Noun
tain is contained in the following order from
Gen. Lee-for copy of which we are in
dsbted to one of our State officials
HEADQUARTERS, VALLEY MOUNTAIN,
September 8, 1861. !
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-21
OFFICIAL ACCOUN OF THE GAU-
LEY BATTLE.
Cen. Floyd slightly wounded


From the Knoxville Register.
LYNCHBURG. Sept. 18th. '6l.
Official accounts OF General Floyd's en-
gagement with Rosecran'z ON the 10th ia
slant, have been received at Richmond. The
Battle lasted four hours, resulting in loss
to the enemy of between three aud five hun
dred killed and wounded; while no one was
killed on our side, and only six slightly
wounded.
Gen. Floyd was slightly wounded in the
arm, just below the elbow, at the commence
ment OF the engagement, but the wound &C.
casioned no Inconvenience to the General.
The enemy were eleven thousand strong
in front, with force of four thousand NOV
ing to Gen. FlGyd's rear. Our force in the fight
was only seUenteen hundred. Night closed the
battle; when Floyd recrossed the Gauley, to
prevent being cut of, in the executions of
which movement, a portion of his baggage
and provisions were unaV oidably left behind.
The news from Gen. Lees Camp confirms
the Federal report of the death OF Col. Jno.
A. Washington, aid to Gen. Lee, and former
ly proprietor of Mount Vernon. He was
shot near the foot of Cheat Mountain.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-21
To Edito,and Printers.

TIME unda,s;,na, account of failing health, villa
/ disnosa Of b;S ~ AND WEEKLY paper, On
reasonabIe tarnS nthed in the fOurishing city ot
Sbrevenort on Radyer. The only daily IN the
prospects, ahead d Job Office connected.
Address, a-.,-s.,o-
.a,,Io . DiOh Shreveport Ia
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-21
DXSSOLUVION.
Drugs Cheap for Cash.

IN order TO reduce stock, Offer at low figures
L about SIS 900 worth Of
DRUGS,
MEDICINES,
LIQUORS AND
VARSISHES.
Inducements offered TO the trade.
W. F. GRAY & CO.,
augl-lm Corner Broad and Market
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-21
4th Ward Militia.---Attention!

You are hereby notified to attend drill Saturday
Sept 2sth inst, at O'Clock P. NJ, Gnstead of 18th
inst. as heretofore ordered al the Sulphur Spring.
All absentees will be marked and reported as the Law
directs.
THOMAS MCCARTHY, O. S.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-21
Portable Copying Press.

DORTABLE COPYING PRESS WITH WRIFEN,
i Casa and convenient article Tor ID
Camp. just received by
W. 7. BERRY & CO.,
june Public Squesr
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-21

WALTER EEEBLE, Sole Lessee 81 Manager
VIII open on
Monday Evening. 2sd sepf.s 1861.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-08

The force now at Frederick is 1000 strong.
They will attempt the dislodgment OF rebels
at Point of Rocks. They have a number OF
twenty four Founders, which, from the Mary
land side, can operate effectually against the
rebel batteries. A gentleman from Frederick
says that JEFF Davis will be at Harper's Ferry
on Wednesday, TO inspect the batteries and
troops.
Intelligence from Prussia shows that that
government is disposed to respond generously
to the protest of the United States against the
recognition of the rebelIious confederation.
The Herald says that France, Prussia and
Belgium have given orders that no arms or
supplies will be sold to the Confederate States.
Large orders were about being filed but were
rejected.
A secret agent of the government reports
that troops are arriving at Richmond, from
the SOUTH at the rate OF 1900 per day, and are
moved to Norfolk and Manassas Junction.
Beauregard is at the latter place. The forces
there number 5000 there is great dssatis-
faction among them on account of the scarcity
of provisions. Four bridges between AexaI-
dria and Fairfax Court House have been
burt, thus destroying the use of the railroad
to the federal troops.
CAIRO, June 6.-Gen. Prentiss having
learned that some kentucky rebels had estab-
shed camp at Elliot's Mills, Ky, ten miles
hence, sent two companies there. The enemy
had fled. Col Wycklife, who represents
Kentucky in semoffica character, visited
Gen. Prentiss, to-day, and protested against
the invasion of Kentucky soil Gen. Prentiss
has received several letters from western Ken
lucky, asking protection from ruffianism. He
has declared his intention to send troops in
whatever direction and upon such soil as his
government has ordered.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-08
DOUGLAS, FUNERAL.

CHICAGO, June 7-Business was generally
suspended to-lay The banks, jobbing houses,
and dry goods stores, all closed, and The streets
at an early hour, on the line Of the funeral pro
cession, were thronged with people AT IL
o'clock amid the tolling of bells and firing of
minute guns, the procession moved from By
ran Hall, through Clark and Lake streets, to
Michigan avenue, and thence TO Cottage
Grove. The procession was two miles long,
occupying an hour in passing any given point.
There were over ten thousand persons in the
procession, comprising the military, the gov
ernor and state officers, mem ers OF the le9is'
lature, the medical and legal professions, the
Masonic fraternity, the mercantile assocla,
tons, the fire department, the Typographical
Union and all the benevolent societies OF the
city. AT Cottale Grove the services were
conducted by Bishop Duggan, who delivered
a brief but eloquent Grafton on the character
of the deceased. Business was generally sus-
pended in all the principal towns in the state,
and the day was appropriately observed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-08

NEW YORK. June T.-COrTON more doing; GALES 27U(
bales at l33c for middling uplands.
FL0URreceipts 4645 bbs sales II 800 bbs; state and
western heavy and unsettled the insurance companies
have advanced risks to five per cent which has
very pressing effect; extra state S. 10 q 52O supernC
state $3.50 a $50; round hoop Ohio Sj35 q 54i; super
$3.50 g $40; southern dull and heavy-sa,es 500 bts
mixed to good $3.50 "a 625 fancy aud extra S64O g CO.,
1850
GRAIN-Wheat heavy, unsettled, and declining, the
advance Of the risk to five per cent by the insur
ance companies, wing very depressing effect the
market: sales l494O0 BUSH Chicago spring 9Oc 100;
unsound spring northwestern club Los; Milwaukee club
Csc a ~; amber Iowa III q Lis for very cholce win
ter red western ST. 1915 white western SS @ l,49;
white Indiana s4l Canada ctuO Sill q Liz; red state
s25 forvery prime; white Kentucky s. 10 Corn opened
heavy and closed lowers sales 80 900 bush; mixed
western Al q 46c closing at Al 44c; Old mixed western
56c; white western AZ a &C.; Xell,w western 46 q 4Ic
PRQVlSIONS-Beef quiet ana unchanged; sales ui-
fling prime active; sales tierces Indiana at 9
50 a H. Pork dun and lower: sales 400 bbs mess Is 81
q Is rs; prime IL a Il 25. Lard unchanged whisky
scarcely firm; sales 400 bbls 69 @ 6f chiefly at he
inside price. Sugars heavy sales 1915 nhds MuscoVadO
at II q 45c; Havana 9I5 boxes private terms Coffee
unchanged Rio l275 bags at ia % ll2 Moasses dull.
Freghts to Liverpool dall and unsettled, Cettun ur
and grain nomnal wool less active sales 40OObs eeces
ane 5000 Id pulled on privaIe terms.
ECINCNNATI, June Flour is dull heavy and droOp-
ing. at $3.50 Whiskey firm at II a. l2sc Provisions
dull and holders more anxious to sell; mess Pork Is
offered at sis. EXCHANGE less firm.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-08
NEWS FROM ALExANDRIA.

ALEXANDRIA, June 1.-The steamer Reli-
anee arrived off the harbor at noon to day,
and transferred the lieutenant commanding
to the steamer Washington. She brings news
from Fort Washington that four slaves sought
refuge there from Virginia, who state that the
rebels at Aqua Creek have SO far only used
their rifled field pieces, which they have used
at various points, changing them according TO
the fire of the vessels. They have not yet
used their battery Of four 80 Founders, which
are masked behind an old fish house, outside
the range of the vessels guns. A yawl boat
which has been carrying letters between Ma.
ryland and Virginia, has been captured. Es
capped negroes have been engaged throwing
up the parapet.
From the confidence expressed by the in.
habitanis here there is not much fear of an
attack from the rebels at present There
is not much doubt about Beauregard being at
Manassas Junction. A private meeting OF
Union men, about 35, was held last night at
the Marshall House, and addressed by w. G..
Parsons To-day, 48 met at the same place,
and nominated Henry p. Martin and james
L. Close for delegates to the Wheeling con
vention The leaders of this movement ex.
pect to receive 70 signatures to the address to
the convention.
The Michigan regimental band is serenading
Col Heintzleman tonight. The flag brought
from Texas by the Third Infantry will be to.
morrow hosted over the quartermaster's de-
pot The provost marshal has recalled the
prohibition of a newspaper publication. The
first number will appear Monday.
1t is reported that Union and rebel pickets
are gradually approaching each other, on the
Fairfax road.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-08
Significant Movement of Troops from
Washington.

WAsHINGToN, June Five companies of
regular infantry, with band and eleven heav-
ily-laden baggage wagons, left the barracl1 in
the first ward, at o'clock this afternoon, and
marched TO the railroad station, where they
took passage, so the men said, "for Chambers
burg" This movement, in connection with
the concentration Of troops at that point, is
regarded as indicative of immediate designs
by the government on Harper's Ferry. A
company of the regular artillery left the ar
senal this afternoon for Carlisle barracks.
Their place is supplied at the arsenal by the
artillery corps lately from North Carolina.
The works beyond Arlington House, near
Hoover's Place, opposite Georgetown, are be.
ing rapidly and etfectually strengthened by
the United States forces there Thirty six
guns have been mounted on the embankment
An attack is expected there soon, by the rebels
from Manassas Junction.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-08
FROM THE SOUTH.

LOUISVILLE, June THE Journal states
that quantity of arms have been secretly
brought from Tennessee to Kentucky, and
that they arrived on Wednesday 1t was done
by the secessionists.
The New Orleans Picayune of June 4th
says the Mexican schooner Brilliante has
been ordered off from the pass by the Brook
lyn The brig Creole has been seized and
sent north, The British, French, Spanish,
and Bremen consuls at New Orleans, and La
ROUGH, the French agent, have had an inter
view with the commander of The Brooklyn re.
spectng the blockades.
There is a crevasse on the Louisiana side OF
abe Mississippi, near Natchez, $50 feet wide
and ID feet deep.
A Norfolk dispatch to the Atlanta ,,apers
says the Merrmac has been raised, that her
machinery is uninjured, and that she will be
ready for sea Friday.
The Memphis papers are calling the atten-
ton of the vigilance committee to the high
prices char ed for provisions by dealers there,
The Mobile Register says the steamer Bal.
tic towed the British ships Perthshire and
Cranky Moore to sea on the LIST OF Juue, from
Mobile Bay. That port is now clear of yes.
sells.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-08
TOWARDS HAKPEK,s FERRY.

HAGERsTowN, June 1.-The advance brig.
ade of federal troops, under Col. Thomas,
reached Greencastle, thirteen miles south OF
Chambersburg, to-day. This column is ex
pected to reach here to morrow night. -Four
brigales to be pushed forward rapidly
The first column will probably encamp on the
fair grounds, a mile below here, oil the Will
Transport road. Another column will be
pushed south.
Everything looks like decisive action with
in a short time, on the Maryland side of the
Potomac towards Harper's Ferry. The rebel
pickets still occupy their position opposi e
Williamsport. 1t is reported that the rebels
have the Sheppardstown bridge mined ready to
blow m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-08
THE NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June 7.-Several companies
of regulars belonging to the Third Infantry
leave to night for Harper's Ferry via Cham
bersburg There was a large arrival of horses
and mules to-day.
Members of congress are arriving in every
train. The government has decided to accept
no more contributions from states, and here
after it will obtain all the funds necessary
through regular channels.
The Seventy first New York Regiment was
engaged on scouting duty last night, to pre-
vent the rebels from seizing provisions in
Maryland.
Advces from Illinois say that the whole
state was draped in mourning for Douglas.
The president received no visitors to-day
and not only the government but also the mu-
nicipa offices, and public schools, were closed
in respect TO the memory OF Douglas
Lieuts. Simms, Jones, ard Cash, have been
promoted to captainces in the marine corps.
The 3D. Maine Regiment arrived this evening
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-08
FROM HARPER,s FERRY.

BALTIMORE Jnne IA correspondent of
the American, deemed reliable, writes this
morning that number of Virginia companies
at Harper's Ferry have been dsbanded, and
that most of the soldiers from Berkeley have
returned hone. deserter who has this mo.
ment arrived here, states that the assertions
have reduced some companies to about half
the original number. Two boys OF Williams
port were il duced to cross the river by two
men who represented that they were Unonists
desiring to escape but the moment the boys
reached the shore the boat was seized by hid
den soldiers and broken to pieces, and the
boys were carried off to the camp.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-08
MA RIEn.

In this city, June by Rev d Jones, Benz NouIse
to Mrs Caroline Whitney, all of this city
In Barre June Charles Atwood Carrie Z, youn-
gest daughter of Emery Hastings of Barre
In Temp.eton, MAY - Daniel Harrington of Orange, to
Roxy Damon OF Templeton.
In Sterling. May %, Charles A Sawyer OF Boston TO
Fannie kidder of Sterling
In Paxton, May 26. Geo W Cowden to Henrietta r,
daughero stephen Streeter ali OF Paxaon 2Sth Geo
Chase 10 Aivira ryrrell of Spencer
In New Haven, Conn, June t. Joseph Mexican Church.
ill, Esq, of Milton to Augusta Gardner of Richmond
Va, daushte Of the late DR., James Gardner Of Lynn
In WOOnsocket June 5. Clinton Seagrave to Augusta
Bacon. both of UXbrdge Jonas Fierce of Gardner,
Betsey STYLES of Providence; June |, Albert Tubbs
of Smithheld, to Georgietta Hutchinson of this ctv
Nj belongs to the company Of volunteers that left this
town, the 4th inst, for the seat of
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-08
HARPEK'S FERRY = ANOTHER
STORY.

FREDERICK, Md, June IA gentleman
Just from Harper's Ferry reports that Jeff Da.
Wis is expected there tomorrow. The troops
there are in complete state of preparation sDr
attack. lie represents that the indications are
not at all iavoring the rumored evacuation.
New troops are constantly arriving. Fifteen
hundred reached there last night from the in
terror OF Vhginil. Provisions are abundant
and the men cheerful.
The strictest discipline is maintained. Our
informant was not allowed to speak TO the
soldiers, except in presence of the officers.
Six or eight deserters from Chambersburg,
reached there to-day, and several yesterday
He represents that II 900 troops are there.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-08

BosToN, June Z. - The frigate Colorado
said this afternoon for southern waters.
TRENTON, June THE three new regi-
ments are cncamped three miles from this
city, at camp Olden, awaiting proper arms and
equipments prior to moving TO the seat of war.
Three thousand flint lock muskets have been
contracted to be altered to percussion. No
troops will be allowed to leave until fully
equipped.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-08
MARrER,s FERRY-TmIRp sTORY.

BALTIMORE, June IA Baltimore deserter
from Harper's Ferry has arrived here. He
represents diplorabIe state of affairs there,
and says there is no discipline. They are
only half armed, and food is only obtained by
scramble, fight, or foraging. Hall of the force
is watching for an opportunity to desert, and
he ridicules the idea OF their being in condi-
ton to repel the force approaching from Cham
bersburg. He thinks secession is played out
in that part OF Virginia, and that the place will
be eyacuated
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-08

NEW YORK, June T.-Stocks are dull and heuvy; Chi
cage, Burlington and Quincy %; Illinois Central scrip
63 Panama lO5; Mich Central 40; Hudson Slt Erie
2ls; Central IL; Missouri Skies 3S}; Tennessee
49, Erie second bonds, le79, 95; Pacific Mail 60
Louisiana skies IS; Virginia Sizes a. North Carolina
Skies 4: State Sevens, 1854 los Treasury II per
cent 1923 United States Skies, 1851 registered s3a United
states Skies, 1881 Coupons s3s United States Elves,
1874 Coupons, iii.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-08
DIED.

In Boston. Nav 6, Dana Parks, so yrs . mos
In Ath0l, June !, Maria II Bullock, 81.
In Hampton Ill, May ~, Mrs charlotte Elizabeth, wife
of Francis Black, Esq native OF Barre. 81.
in Ilarlwick, MAY 81. Ada johnson, IS.
In WestborO, May 90 Eenjan;in Nuurse 92 yrs mos.
He had taken the Spy si!Ce il first published.
In Southbidge, June 4, of consumption Lyman B
Gibbs, 20
In Norwich June 5, Mrs Abby Lanman, daughter OF
David Tru nbull, and granddaughter Of Jonathan rrum
bull governor OF Connecticut from 1863 to 1885.
In Honersville Y, May %. Estes Sturtevant former
ly of this city, 81
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-08

BALTIMORE, June THE big gun Union
broke the tmbers, to day, whilst being rolled
on vessel, and now lies in twelve feet OF wa
ter in the dock
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-08
GEN. PILLOW MARCHING UP THE

GEN. PILLOW MARCHING UP THE
RIVER TO ATTACK CAIRO.
New YoRK, june THE Herald has the
following dispatch -
"CAIRo Ill, June 7.-Scouing parties of
Gen. Pillows army were reported to be at
Number One Island, four miles below this
point, to day. The southern troops are coming
up on both sides of the river An attack on
Cairo is momentarily expected. We are
ready"