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Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-05
THE PRISONERS AT Rt6HNOND
One Hundred and Forty-Nine of the
n assaohusetts Fifteenth there,
CAPrs. sTUDLEY, BOWMAN, AND
sIMONDs, AND LIEUTS. GREENE,
VAssAE, AND HOOPER.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Am extract from
the names of twenty-five commissioned officers
who had arrived there from Leesburg, to wit !:
Col Lee, Major Revere, Adjutant Pearson,
Assistant Surgeon Revere, and Lieut.. Perry,
of the Goth Massachusetts regiment and Col
Coggswell of the 18th New York.
Capt. Studley, Capt. Bowman, Captain ST.
monds, Lieut.. Green, Lieut.. Hooper, and
Lieut.. Vassal, OF the 10th Massachusetts.
Capt. Hefer, and Lieuts Harris, Hooper,
Parker, Kearns, and Kearney of the first
California regiment. Captain O'Mpara, and
Lieuts. Gilverson and Van Worst Of the forty
second New York regiment
The whole number captured was 525, in
cluding l49 of the fifteenth Massachusetts
regiment, SO Of the forty second New York,
184 of the first California, and 70 Of the
twentieth Massachusetts.
The dispatch also ays that Captain g. w.
lockwood OF the 18th Massachusetts,, and
Lieut. Mcpherson Of the Tammany regiment,
had arrived, with 1872 additional prisoners
and adds "Four prisoners have been brought
up from tie Peninsula, claiming to be desert
er, from the federal army, namely: Augustus
Delaney Of the 1st Massachusetts, - Dennis
OF New York regiment A. L. Hartwell of
the 10Th Massachusetts, and John Volyer of
the 1st New York
There are now nearly 1000 Yankees in
Richmond, aud the sooner hundreds are sent
south the better. We are ike the man who
got au elephant in lottery, and he didn't
know What to do with ii.
The above is copied into Baltimore news
sheet.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-05

LEAvENwoRrH, Nov. ga skirmish oc'
Cured, yesterday, six miles east OF this place,
between small force OF Missouri militia un-
der Maj. Josephs, and one hundred and fifty
rebels. The latter were scattered with
small loss. 4 battalion of the Kansas second
regiment was collected to go to the relief OF
Maj Josephs, but were not needed this reg
imcnt being re organized. Portions OF Linn
county, Kansas, have recently been pillaged
by maraudng thieves from Missouri
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-05

A WA1F FROM SEcEssIA.-On Saturday
last little fellow five years of age, arrived
from Norfolk by a flag of truce, with placard
on his breast directing him TO the care Of Gen.
Wool, Fortress Monroe, Va. He is the son
of the Rev. Mr. Clark, for eight years past
the esteemed rector of church in Savannah,
Ga. His father was here awaiting his arriv.
al. The father has been travelling in Europe
for some months past; and came back to
America short time ago, to find himself
prescribed in Georgia as being northerner.
The little fellow gives artless accounts OF
things in Georgia lie tells of all the ladies
being busy at sewing for the soldiers.-FortresS
Monroe Cor N. Y World.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-05

DEPARTURE OF MISSIONARIES Interest
ing religious exercises were held this forenoon
on board the ship Albert GaiIatin, lying at
Devens wharf, Charlestown, and bound for
Calcutta, on occasion Of the departure OF the
Rev. James S. Barr and wife and Miss Mars.
ton as missionaries The Rev. Mr.. Barr goes
TO reinforce the presbytery of Bealkote in
Northern India, in connection with tic United
Presbyterian General Assembly OF North
America, and Miss Marston goes as teacher
to the Baptist mission at RaHgoon After the
reading of an appropriate portion OF scripture
by the Rev Alexander Blaikie, prayer was
offered by the Rev. VIM. Duncan, after which
the 23d psalm in tile Presbyterian version was
sung to the tune Of Martyrdom, when they
were agaiu commended to "the God OF Peace"
by the Rev, Mr.. Blaikie. The Apostolic ben
ediction was then pronounced, and after an
affectionate parting salulatiou the ship, fa
vored with fair wind, left at l P. NJ for her
destination. Traveiier, All.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-05

Kinstry should be here today, Gen. Hunter
is on the Pomme de Terre river, ten miles
south Of the Usage, waiting for ratons
JEFFERSON CITY, Nov. 4 Gen. Prentss
has broken up rebel camp in Boone county,
Some loss is reported on both sides, but no
particulars have been received
In the absence of other transportation, Gen.
Fremont is having provisions forwarded from
TiptGn on pack mules.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-05
ROBES OF THE DROWNED Al
anu,s nIAIEN KENMNEEED.

Il 4 HIS IbE1 TT ahF1NH y s7HsH11''
WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-Owing to the risa
of water in the Potomac, a number of bodies
of soldiers drowned at the battle Of Balls
Bluff hnve hoated hitherward. In addition to
fhe five mentioned yesterday, as having been
recovered at Chain Bridge, thirteen have been
drawn from the river in the vicinity OF Wash
ington and Georgetown, and one near Fort
Washington twelve miles from this city. The
recovered bodies have been buried.
New YORK, Nov, 4.-The Worlds dis.
patch says one Of the bodies found at Chain
Bridge has been recognized as Private Buiord,
Co. f, fifteenth Massachusetts regiment.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-05

SAN FRANcIsCu, Nov. 2.-Oregon dates TO
the 2Jth give glowing mining accounts, -Four
hundred thousand dollars in gold reached Vic.
tora within ten days
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-05
ITEMS.

BosroN, Nov 4-Jos. S. Hewins of Fal-
mouth, Mass was to-day convicted in the u.
S. circuit court, ol roObing the mail in the
Monument Office, of 5000 doIIa,' package.
The trial has lasted week.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-05

New YoRK, Nov six rified cannon left
today for Washington, for Gen. Sickles' brig
AIDE. Their range Is said to be 81 miles.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-05
1otrtrs
III f R NJ S r. f D U c L D
To from ia no $40 Per Week,
at the
Round Hill Water Cure, in Northampton, Mass,
Open Summer and Winter

DIR uALSrED'S success in the cure of Woman's dis
eases is well know. Those brought beds even are
enabled tu walk The cure 3speedv and reliable
the successful treatment OF ye thousand in riding
and hospital practice attcsts over four hundred
OF spinal Diseases paraN sis and loss of the OF the
bs have been restored, and numerous cures have been
made OF various Stubborn complaints which had fingered
without help for For the successful treatment of
ordinary aud the great favor given the Turk
isn, Chemical and other Baths circulars sent tree.
Needing little change, and desirOus to confer well
receive benefit, DR. H. will make few professional
visits travelling expenses being paid, without charge
OF dGtEwlWs
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-05
For SALE OR EXCHANGE.

II " ofAl4l% Wv isAA NfAAAA ~ - -
It!gJO One Of the best Hotel establishments II Wor-
cester County Is offered for sale, or VIII
t5ls5- dbccxehanged for some convenient residence
llHtsb Il IN village railroad station The
Hotel and other audings are spacious and
convenient well furnished, has number of hrsi-class
bOarers and is in successful operation under the charge
the owner is desirous OF retiring from business
Terms LIBERAL aud possession given Immediately. Ad-
dress H. N, at the Spy Office d3t&wn o5
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-05

& c. PRATT, NJ, D., late associate Of
G'T. Ii. Greenough, NJ. D Of London. No Al IRE
mont street, Boston DR.. Pratt gives particular aten-
seases viz iz:Stammering Epilepsy, Asthma, Dyspepsia,
diseases Of the Heart, diseases OF the Eye and Ear, dis
eases of the Throat and Lungs diseases of Women and
Scrofua in all its FORMS including the positive cure OF
Cancers Ulcers, Moles, etc, advised by Rcord, OF
hours from 10 n m to 3 D. m. w3m aul4
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PROPOSALS..
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERTl
POsT Owes DEfAN r.
nf~hmnnT Va Nuurfat :


P0sT Owes DEfAHrszST
Richuond, Va August s. q
GtEALSD proposals viii Be rsssi7sd ct this Dspsrtn4
- til Saturday, the 7th Jay Of September next, fr d
the Mails 70 June 10th, l55=, o. the following Routes
Etats Of Tsnnesses.
RoUTE l0Oi4.-Rrrm lebanon, BY Shop Spring, Cher
ley, Thrss Forks, Alexandria, Liberiys Enithvlas 81
Cassvils, 70 para, s. miles and back, iEice Eeer
Leave Lebanon Monday and " sdnesdAy &c NJ aT1
leave sparta Tuesday and Thursday At sam d
Lebanon by n.
RoUTE I0Ol5 from Lebanon, BY Big Spring and III
CaTthsge, 90 miles an8 BAG, twice q week
Leave Lsbsnoa Monday AMI NednssdAy az IA n Al
Csrthargs By y n.
Leave Carthage Tuesday and Thuraaa7 atRP ~, a
BoUTE lOOls.-FrOn Lebanon, y TucEsr's < Boa
Middleton, Jsnning Forks an5 6ordonsville, 10
Mouud, 3 nj Is and hack, once week
b. Bpm
ROUTI lOo34.-Frsm MoNiau7iHs, b. Tnersass, PIN
Eock Island. Cane, sparta, boa sir, Cariestsn Pom
stllsi spencer Hil- BesFille, Post Oak fprirgs III
arsy's Bill, and HackbeT y, " LOudon, 700 n:Iss a
three tines week 70 sparta. AMI tHics wees ths resi-
Lave Mcainnvils Nor day, WeineSd,y snd Rriday
IA, arrive a. att next day - 8 A n.
Leave Sparta Tuesday, THURSDAY and sturdy, q p
rive at MchinnViie next dsy BY a.
Leave Sparta Tuesday and ThuEsdsy at 7 A 4 Al
Loudon next dsy By y 81.
Leave l6Rd0n einssisy and Friday az P b., al
Spa "a next day By III M-
h0uIA Atat-s--lI1 IaoaafAl4a y ElA9A4 - Eusa
Pekin, Chesuut Mound, cOnyenient, DI1on3 Springs
vile, 81 college aod CastslED Springs salstin,
and 0aek, times sex.
Leave JOossTil E Nor say, Wednesday sad sIldAy at
arriVsat GailatiB reEt day By I'm
Leave GailRtn Tussdsss Thursday sad Saturday Al u
arrive Il Co0ksVille next 6ay by u NJ
RoUTE i 044-Grom sparta, b. kiTsf HiIi, Spencer
Branch, Piksyis, Foster aosd, stsphsn'I Oh Pc
" sner's Valley. Lo0ney Greek, COSBY, anG crosn
Hicks saeh, ~ niles anu taes, ones eek.
Leave sparta Monesy at A NJ, srrivs At HieksEsc
nssday By II n.
Lsavs Bieksgsch TlHrsdsy ssSA n, ssriVs At spsTt
dss By Il d. JOHN II. REAG
augil-T4t P0st Aas-sf 9
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Chanesry sale. Of Land ana NeErs

TTNDER various intsFlocat5ry secrsss pronour cd
Ap~il Term lc6l, o. tie Wilson Cha1cery Coart.
proceed ts sell 10 tie high r. bidder at puzzle the fol
Cescribed property. 70 ut:
At The court house 6cor n Lsbsnsn, TIE 3rst Nd
0etober next being trs7lh day q sid Eon1hs sill 4
In d esss OfM Burns vs. WM Fl0vsrs. Z, SIS. a
about Idz acres Of land ling IN civil dsrict BE p d
county, adiong TIE lands Of F1ueh, CrsVens, Bar
OtnerS. Sold 70 salsfy Judgment in faVor 81 eumpl
Burns " dsfendsnt Fl0HeTs. 1srms, eafh.
In the easeof James II pley jams Mcculleugh, Al
the toH1 Of Lebanon honhng on RoEth street. anc 81
the Harlan Mil property. Ter1s, si65 IN cash $3.50
and ths bsia1ee IN tFsITe no1h5 Bond and Approved
y required, and g lien retained.
In The esss Of and 3 Smith "a Thomas, g
lot situated in the town Of sstesvils, evil dis rct I'd
Wisrn county, adjoining shs propsrtV o. Saith col
hals iee 10 one year. b07d and security required, and
tzinsd.
A the case Of james Carson and vie ~ Psacs and
lsct 81 aFOEf 20 acres II land IN " tlsun co1Btys
the lands Of Bru james HarTinEan ard otsrs. n
Was sold to sats iudEnsnt Of 81 a1d before The
sale will Be surveyed and divided into Two qaal parts
falling to brig the anount Of ID iuigmenE, eots VII
Te ms 500 In eah. Aud balsnos ia Twelve ln b.
In thecass Of " Potion Is Tnos L Rsglsnd e ais
eonl,7s - AStss ~ - P9iS, n ison -, y, -
ters Of CuRbsr E1d BtTr sd oning ne lanes 81 q Es
and others Terms, eds u liE and twelve no1ths,
With The right Of redemption
In the case Of Wn Hushss W Hsriisoz 4 Poe,
Abo1 50 ARES, hing Il esVl district No Z, Of is1a
adjoining the lands nf Bryan Ward and thErz Teras
In tue case o. 2 Brown and Eifs " Z Peace,
about 9S acres 1t and in civil distnet No4 Of Wilson
sjaining the lands Of c J9hns-a, sa4 gel slnaons
ers. Terms, casa.
Also, st the tine sed place, VIII CIR for sal
bghe bidder the following likely negre-s, to-Et
In the case Of ? ClHrmons " Jsnss A Clez1on1
two negro giris-ailys aged abYut ten and marzsr
about Ell ht yeaFs Ths8 ngroe1 for DISTRICT %
the heirs EiWin Cisumcns, diseased. Terms. as +
the bsiancs IN one pear.
In toe o. Jenustts shephsri - John Tsy ,orY
negro boz named Isas0. Terms cab
In the town Of GAINESVILLE. Frdky octohsr 4th 1861
a Jesse DELAY, Aiziuistritcr Mar-hs Frsa
vii sell lot, ftusted N sad iowa. On u cntsa ~
tory being ire prspeTs toli b. Inos Wilson - VI
Terms, credit dfsiS and : slvs months
Aso &C the tos AMI pacs. In the clse q Prics
" Delay, Adm nisfor, tTo tar lots Rnoan n 1s
o. said toEn ss 10 % and 80. Terms ea1h
jobs K HOWARD, Q .
ssp4 pr'HH4B5
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From the Camp in western virginia.
CAMP NEAR HEADQUARTERS,
M pafar.n Va Sent Lot 1851 [

CAMP NEAR HEADQUARTERS,
Western Va, Sept. LIST, 1861.
We were aroused on the night of Friday last and
marched to Mngo Flats some ten miles distant, at
which point there are some 5000 Yankees. We
were hurried of without mOuthful of bread or
even a blanket.
As we marched within mile of their camp, the
most deathlike silence was observed. The night was
bitter cold; our way lay over piles of mud through
creeks and amidst the forest our noiseIess body Of
men mesndered their way, cropping in impenetrable
darkness. that enveloped all things in its sombre
pail. After reaching an open field, one mile from
the enemy at IL o'clock PM. We had strict
orders to build no fires which rendered the night
usually long; as we had no covering but the cano-
by of heaven no place to lie down upon but rails,
which we carried over one mile had it not been
so bitter cold it would have been more bearable.
Amid a heavy frost, with wet feet, and the enemy
close at hand, you NAV rest assured that sleep was
a stranger to us all.
At daylight we advanced stealthily amid laurel
bushes the enemy's aim being to pass through
ravine below US that morning, and cut off LEES
picket towards his headquarters, and thereby COM
mand the road but, fortunately for Them the at
tempt was not made, for had they, they would have
fallen in ambush, from which there would have been
no retreat but humiliation inevitable. The reason
for the non-advsnce at the time owing to q mis-
apprehension of orders; our efforts, however, were
not altogether without benefit, it permitted JACK
sons troops to get in good position behind them.
We do not anticipate battle shoVtly-at least be-
fore we get into winter quarters. RosENoRANTs is
now near us with force of about Is, 900. Gen.
LEE appears to be executing strategy after strategy
and far his plans seem to work, to all appearan-
ces, well.
The fight at Somerville by FLOYD and WISE re-
suited in the Yankees defeat they having 80 killed
and so taken prisoners, with but a small loss upon
our side. This comes through q courier to Gen.
LEE and is thought here to be reliable. Yet strange
to say, in this benighted region, they are adopts
equal to your region in manufacturing reports
Il.
Latest from the KanaWh8 NRlleYsssNO
Truth in the Late Reported Battle.
IRON the LynehbuTs Republican, Sept, ..
QuRrtermsstsr William Thomas, Of Gen. Wiss's
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Brigade went down en- the Central Railroad, Sstur-
day, for Richmond, direct from Gen. Wises enesmp
ment, which place he left on Thursday evening
last.
In a conversation with the mail agent on the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad, Mr.. Thomas stated
that there was no foundation whatever for the re-
ported battle on Tuesday last, between Gen. Cox's
command and the combined forces of Gems. Floyd
and Wise. Since the .rout OfGen. Tyler's command,
on the 26th of August, engagement, of any kind.
has taken place in that section, not even between
skirmishing parties; and the enemy having eOnsid-
erably widened the distance separating him from
our forces, there w&s very little prospects for an
early fight
The reported junction of Gems Floyd's aud Wise's
forces Is also pronounced untrue but their respec-
tive positions are such that they can unite any
time, if rendered necessary.
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The STATE OF AffaiTs I'm Kentuekv

The Montgomery Advertiser has very Interest,"
ing letter from gentleman who has just arrived
from Kentucky, in which the writer THE Rev d.
A. N. HENDERSON, thus describes the condition of
things in that State, and indicates coming eventa
The letter is dated Montgomery, Sept 8:
The late election in Kentucky was on the platform
of neutrality. Even upon this basis the Union
party have lost $4,000 votes since the June cleo
ton.
Since the election Lincoln camp has been estab-
lished at Hoskins, in GarrArd county. The soldiers
are Kentueklans and renegade Tennesseans. Invent
within their lines, at risk to myself and learn
ed from them that they had 1000 men in camp, wsrs
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death Of a GaIIaDt Of,,cer.

Col. h. J. JONES, commander of the 4th Alabama
Regiment, which SO calamity distinguished itself,
and suffered so greatly, in the battle of Manassas,
died at Orange Court House on Monday, of wounds
received at the head of his regiment on the bloody
2lst.
CJl. Jones was very popular citizen aud distiB
gulshed lawyer, and was an experienced and most
gsllant officer. He had served IN the Mexican war.
Probably the death of no man could be more deed
ly regretted in North Alabama than that of this
favOrite and distinguished son. His home was in
Huntsville, whittier his remains have been carried
for interment.
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3
The reported "gallant" exploit at Halls HILL which
resulted in the occupation OF that important point
by our forces after the killing Of between anil
three hundred Hessians, and 3 loss on side of
only about twenty, also turns out to be bubble Of
the most magnificent description. No attack has
been made upon the Hill by our foFcea and as 3
consequence the enemy still hold possession of 1.-THE
lovely spot which lends charm to all the surround
ing country and from which the Federal Captai and
the beautiful Potomac are nagnifeently present,
ed to the view" We would state however, IS the
latest report" seemingly reliable, that Halls
HillN will probably be the next point attseked by
our forces and that at this time it Is possibly in
our pOssession
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cry respectfully, your obedient servant,
JnHN B. EIOYn.
Important from Fort ba bic
Evacuation by the FederaIs

The following article, from the Mobile 1ri5uns of
the 9th ultmo. indicates very strongly purpose
on the part of the Federals to abandon Fort Pick
ems. The Tribune says
1t is believed that there is every reason TO sup
pose that the enemy at Fort Pickens Is removing
his vsuables prior to an evacuation of that place.
The fort is of not the slightest value to Dr. Lincoln
1t is full of sickness. IE is held at an immense cost
of men, well ships aid it, ID case of an as
sault. Abraham Lincoln needs those men and the
artillery of the fort. They can do better service
elsewhere. 1t is 3 mistake TO suppose the United
States Government will be able to fill up its ranks
according to the grant of Congress- There is not the
least likelihood that either the soldiers or the money
will be raised for the purpose. The men deputed
for the service Of getting both appealing help
lessly, almost to the prejudices Of the people.
= Nothing Of any value has Jet come Of it, and no.
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Ernn 1ha Po1omac

The Lynchburg Republican of the 9th ssys =" No
thing additional is reported to the movements on
the Potomac. Our troops are steadily terrifying
their advanced positions and extending their lines
in every direction. Regiments go down daily re-
liefs to those on duty in the advance, so to dis
tribute the hardships of the forward positions.
Meanwhile the whole army is on the alert. Nothing
can exceed the enthusisam 0. she troops or their
anxiety for battle"
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tribute OF Respect.

WHKREAs It has pleased All Wiss POvdsnss 70 deprive
beloved and e,tsemed brothers sraB HIsHT
and NATHAN ROBERTSON they had haa opportunity Of
nsetng Vsndsl foes and for which their soul
thirst d. Which they bad serh;es the comforts
and srd srments Of home.
RssJred, dspore this BrisVOus dispsnsaton OF
Provenes yet hsm5ly Of that 0nnposnt
hat which do wrong, believing that ali things hppsn
for the bst to those who put their trust in 60d
ResoL1ed That deep symp2ze With ths beesved fam
lily snd friends OF the deceased.
Bssoggs1 That py Of these reoluto,s be fWa ded 20
ch Of the decsasCd fsm aod TO the UEi0n and Ane
for publication
These excel piyAes in he 18Th Regiment
commanded BY Col PALMER and members Of Capt Per
AOEs company. frem Williamson comfy, Tenn. They both
die5 At home among frieIds.
J RioHu, Chaplain.
cAAP TRoUsDALE, septsmOer 4, 1851.
(Jhr istian Advocste please eops.J
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The Augusta Chroaicls and Sentinel, of the 9Th
noticing the passage through that city of Mr.. WV
BYRD on his way to Richmond, says: 'In order to
serve the Confederate States he had secured posi-
tion in the Auditors office of the LINCOLN War
Department at Washington, where he remained
until a short time since, and made good use Of his
opportunities to find out all the secrets of the LIN
coin dynasty. We learn that he carried to Rich
uond full and correct Information about sl matters
at Washington the number Of the forces, their dis
position, and the whole surrounding works on both
sides of the Potomac, which will prove of great
value to our Government, and to General BEAU
REGARD.
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The Tennessee Hospital Association are indebted
many thanks to Mrs. THos. MOORE, of Williamson
for her thoughtfulness of their mission and for her
generous contributions to the same. A continuation
Of her interest In the Association will be highly ap-
pFeciated as there are so many demands upon the
charity Of the Association to relieve the sick and
afflicted soldiers of the Confederscy. Boxes di.
rected to the Treasurer, Mrs. J. c. NICHOLSON, will
be promptly received and attended to-
BY order of the President.
Mrs wv Cooprp Sacratorv
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