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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-12-04
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Samffaas Den 2IIfen December

Samitd0s oen 2lIten December
Eatliers, UNI 10 ubr 9ormttugs, IcIien fraft
unp Sufplge eire6 8rfstls aus Dem 9Baleusui6t
pUn Qc6a Gaunip ouf bem Gi9enttun itItii. fol.
ssnbs SanCRtide nCtI 3asc9Sr bHtntIi3 SFFtauit
rsrcen
$40. l.-Gin UOrtreffIiber Stobrfano
urr @ruuelotte, artsscn an SieafrisO'5 8rddi,
in Rcro Btsttaa 8aunI6ip. Gr6a Gaunip,
erdn,enO an 9anp Scs 9ctn 9ctienring, bfs psis
lanb prlturtercn Gonrap 2rifrrrinl unO Rsubsn
Gpe, enthattenb Adcr unp 80 8utben mspr
oOrr wCntger. Die 8rrbsF'rur9eu rarauf bsis'
ben in
SgeA Gi1sm toppcltcn 3priitbdigten
i;ssE,s, SrGm M bnb aus,
@@E-4ss Cinsm ,psR5disten Sram StOtrbaus,
etnfm yptilGd;stcn GrSm 9Gaa7Inbau6 6rdm
SGsuer. Wasenbaus unO alien onCrrn nUtbwtns
rigen NbensetGufen, rnCr niEfebienrm Gusils
g2odtrs nit Yumpe nate Dem Wctnbaus, aepfel.
taumcn unb anbern 0or3Gali&sn gru6tbdumsn.
Dae Ganb tsfnbst iith in dnem tolsn GutuBus
itantc, untsr 9utsn gsnfsn, II, +. W.
$40. 2.--gin Strib flares Gonb,
III oOrtciastsm 6auni&ip s'lrssn, unO 0ranSrON
an Qanp ron Step6su Jtteppjngsr. Deter 5rursG,
9biIjp StrauB mp 2gnbsun, snttaltenp 9 unb
Elm taIbsr Nder mgtr rNsr psnissr Gas QanO
1T in sinem bUbrn @ultur;ullanb5, inter 9utsn
Semen, unp 70 tpetcr.
$40. 3,--&in @irtDSbou3 une
StcbrsStano,
gstCBsn Ia 2ttIen Iauni6ip, Rprtb0mptUn Gouns
tp, rrinjno an Qanp pom SOtn g4smer. Salc'
mon Irrrtu. 9etn Gilpts, Gbmaro Bell. Der es'
Gd GNnal Gpmpasnis unb Nnpsrer. Die SGr'
bsIrrunggn behbtn aus einsm grCBen
AEgA 3rpeilttfiQtrm 5ram'gGirtb8s
i;:;;Es uub Stptr<6aus,
Esssssssssk Essssssssk ,vsi orpbn @aarsnbGuIsrn, srCbrn
G4eppen. sinim tnnacn @torf rntlang bcin Qeta
Canal, ub cr 9otts ID rptl psrfeten nit 5ruGt.
tiumtn, Ressn ii. f. III.
9tp. 4.-Gin Strih 9aulaut,
gslssto In Nlsn 1aunidp, MOrbamptcn GOun'
tv. grGnicub an 2lup por GcI. IrrrtQ. 8. Rod,
@'eOrge SiuiB uuO Der Gcdpa Sanals Gpmpagnif,
CntbalCOo 10 @der, msbr UcW w2ni9cr. Oas
Qdno tCTnert iItb In einem tObm Gultur,uRdnce.
sslF g8snn Unlanat, 70 fam Der StotrlnnO in
sebeitbau nit Cirem 8rrtrl Alder 2anp, 9cttCnnt
prfauft rperorn.
Sbiars III ba6 tiatsriaRcns Gi9cutGum eet
ceriicvtenrn Senpni Bates, lCbtBin BON
9lprb 29bdtboIl 9amI6ip, Qc&a Gauntp.
Die 8eNin9ungGn ain @rrfaufstnBe unb 9tuf
wariung pom
Gowarb &obler, N0m'or.
Durt Die Gourt.-9. Sausman, COR.
December a. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-12-04
98ai1en9eri0 0t5SSertaut
1SDn herri;dhcm NermG 0eu.

9SdtIen9ert0t5@S5ert1nt
SDm berrlibcm Sern68en.
9n Strait unp ;ufolss sinsp 9sfsbls. aus 0sm
Baiienceridt BON 2ehd Gduntp, Iou auT SGms
Tags ben 14tn December, um 10 llbr Bcrmt'
tase auf BEN GiaCnttum isItf, fcl9snb's ltsasr'
ne GlasntDum auf ElsnttItder Gennu ssrtauIt
perbCn ndmlit
go. I.-gin 9elpibes Stud 9anb,
nit Osm 3usstSr, Selsssn in 9pnn GaunibiP, gs'
6a Gauntp ardnjenp an Sdnner pon Sdepb No'
Mig, OapiO GolwtiIsr. Gia., uHb an anperss Sano
cse GerRCybsnsa entbaItsno IL Adsr UNI 9O
Ruttsn, aenaus Raas &c ia biss tlarss Sano
unp IN in rinem tcten Gultur' 3uRanee une untsF
gutsn SsnIet.
SO. 2.-@in anoereS Sta6 Ganc,
aslsaen in bemisl6en Sdunl4p uno Gauntp toe
kenb an SGnbr pCn Samus! SUsrrtt. DaU Sc'
MIA uuo onpereS Qanb Res SerfCrbenen sRtbal'
tsnp 40 Ader unb 81 Ruttsn, ernaues Waas.-
Gtrd 1S older bispcn N gBisien unb SduIdno,
rer Rsl iit 5ol,tanp. NIT l6wrsm &lGn' unO
RaRansn' SOIs bsra6lsn.
$50. 3.-Gin Stritb 6OIBIano,
ssssss, asIs9en i'm ndmIi6sn daunihip u. Co..
49, IS lo6snp an anrrrs Qanp bee 8rritcrbr-
SE ~ nan, all 4dnprr pen Samuel SUsrstt uno
.-z&1e- 2tupeer fntbaItsno ii @dr uno So
Jlutten, genaus6 Waas, uno III NIT i6wTsm
9ul, bswd&isn.
@c. 4.-Gin 9trjb 6oISlaub,
BslsJsn In pcrbslasttm Iaunf6tp unb GuuntY
gr6n,sno an QGnper pom Samuel gprritt unp ans
Uurs 9ano bss @tr1Crtsrsn; sntbaItsnb 10 @d-
sr unO IS &utben, asnauss Naas, sbrnfalls NIT
i&wrsm 5eS tsraGftn.
50 IL tiss has bintsrlaRns lirssntt Sio,us
ttum he's prNprtsnm g tbton St6Itr,
lsbttin pcn 9pnn SaunI&ip, fsGo Guuntp.
Die SrNinsun9ru am gsrtuulstass unb GuI'
uartune BON
9Npi 6iittcr,
Sobn Seblrr, gr'ors.
@borlc6 Se6tcr,
Dur6 bic Court.
p. Saueman, 5d,rcibsr.
Npprmtu 20, pa2m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-12-04
&S 6 Drb u:

AQsntaun, 9rr. 4, 1861.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-10

traitors at PhiIiirpi, which was brought tn
the camp al Grafton.
will y here that the Ohio troops are
lnnd il lhrir prises nf The hospitality
shown them hy the people "r Wvst-rn vir-
gtn'". Tney say they have never seen
"nyth'ng to rqm il.
forgot 10 III ntion that the powder cap
AT Firm 'nt t2l krg-) was by the lIrnry
Clay Gu"rds: and the prisoners tuken at
the SnInr plIre wrre hy The 'ne company
aud the Rough aul Ready r flrs, Capt.
Tue Henry Clay C ar,lsnrleptly request
y"nr thr rruSI the columns "f Your pa, +.
t" return r.icir .irrrrc Im.l heartfelt ihnmks
for the hnnntilul supply uf p.,vi.iou seat
daily To thrn at Camp Gurlle, aud since
their departure from Wieel ns We were
prevented fr0nd ing Camp CarliIe hy
tue hurried departure ul the regiment.
LHm afraid if write much more Won
will pronounce it bore, and throw it
aside. 3, will stop. urrel, saying that
this being my. first produ tiou f,r the press,
yon will H&eUs'- nv trmprrtectious.
Rom 'iu Yours Sincerely.
THpxA~ w M,RoAX, lsT SERs'r usSRT
CLAYtir ,Rps
Gnrttoa, rnyl n Co, y w v,r1inia.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-10

80 SPE LAL NOTICES buuhle tile above rates
' iTnrly Adverti.inE "n reasonable terms ,rcor-
made. " va '''''!'EeS
All adVeFtisements trun transient persons or Itrany
els 10 be I1m far in adrGnce.
snsheSs tnr'is not exrrelilng five lines $40 r=r YEAR
or 81 Tor six months. but for n shorter period ntn
VIII lie counted less than square,
The PrivtlerUf Of Annual Advertising ta limited 70
we AdVetttSerH OVn Immediate business; and ali
NTSFtlSenIEtS for tile benefit Of Oter prs,,II4 ~
1fHnCti s1le- AMI real svnt In by them mus,
be paid for NJ the usual rates.
~ AuVsrtisetnens nuG accompanied with written
ulFtctuls Will 10 inserted uutIl forbid and clRrt,r
accordingly. ~ 49,
RseA nj ful rates. ~ :" ''''
r. SnEriaSe- Notices OF Funerals and nno n ,cenpnt,
N cru 'ns. 81 cents each. uo.II-'5a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-10

tle the Provisional GOvrrnmrnu of V r.in-
! i'' 10 {. -pp"r tie with the Fedrrd troops,
moi only by seiziug Ihr communications,
hut also in threatening lbe rear of the ret.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-10
Interesting News!
A New Oil Well Just Discovered!

But +" snnnn Amount Required for cv-
cry one 10 take share.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-10
Letter of Than,s. 10 the Ladies OF
Cameron.

i'bhAGS S9IAIlOS. NlhS 3I. 1851.
LADIES uF CAMEH Mn behalf of the
Syc"m re hUy., return 10 you our hv,,rr-
trIt aud siucert thtuks for the klu,imrs
AMI llr"r.tlity shown to us on our p,s.,pe
through your pleas mi lrttlr town. Your
l'b rHn'y towards u> cunvinccs rs lhtt not
only true In the don aud The giUriuuS
cn"se in which we a engaged. yuu.
"i-o. possess true hospitality, aud from
your hhunhtnce spare with Willingness 1t
part I" the soldier vino goes forth IU light
his coMnt.y's tmIIlcS.
Shrh acts On Your part to the soldier
Will ever be remembered; and Ihnugh we
suffer har LslIip> aud privuIiuus, yet TO vIll
10 mind yUmr Kindness, will he tu us what
tue Oasis Uf tie desert is to tne way wuru
Traveller; who; beneath the rays of ~ trU;r-
c'd sWn, inlS shelter uud wmtrr-Ihr Que
10 pr"ie't him from til" huruius hr.lt, and
Tue other I" qIsuch his thirst.
H'H'' kindmrSS deserves wuvndiug praise,
and when the bloody drama SHAH have
closed aud we arrive safely at home, we
W'iI tel vi your kindness and point our
neighhorS 10 your example, rs umc worthy
OI ImithtiuI. Ah mS HE wheel vi tim
gent carries us "a 'ong down the .ircIWiry
"t iitr, hHI age dim- unr eyes aud fiIrruws
our check, we VIII revert To the DAYS
When we wvrc suliier boys and ROW we
S" gr'lcfnl y pnrtonk Of tnc refreshments
P."Eiie'i hy the ladies of Cancrpu We.
ittl HAT our cause l. "A lst one, amd may
tue God OF L'ttleS direct aud guid; us
through this camprign, is the wish Of yuur
humble servant.
Let IA. telI yua lA'lics, you can exert 81
great Inliuemcr, nnl have mI yUur ,lisD .snI
III 'I mca>trr, the wc,tl or Voc ut our he
loved conni'y. ENvrl ,hrt Influence Alright.
D. uut sI.ll iH IN. WY ut uiiv me. but
rlth.r encourage AL who can TO iurn out
"nd help us Ia determining NJ oace that our
sgl"ri"ns lg'IIner. SlI.dl vt ttiunIplmn.lv
wave Urer-n"t "a inrI-"ut the wmUle al
thIS"nrr gl"rluG~ cU"fcdvrncy. TITUS k,uw
You vii d". THE nrlsht AMI intelligent
sparkle Of th.'Se eyes tn,t greeted us at the
urPut SnoNC, Uut al 10, pl1iI terms, tiits
t.tct. Yes.
Lairslct y0rr Influence
E.Ner hc cNertvI ri.lT,
AIS Ihr "uT EiUr!uus b inner,
Am: y0G' We 81 ~ nsir.
Tliumphnntly that banner
Ger sum. T's aus ia al wave,
Or etcii beneath ITs sta ~ TJlus
SLA.i MI u 7ul t.cr's grave.
Y'nrb r,uty 50 en-n,relns.
MS'ontl iAriI' pas Ion hy,
HUT daty ctiIsI u- -DIGRl,l
A"d &c ~, u Dat I, dc.
Accept Tits Iri"mIv from n soldier, who
1t n': returns. would lie I. ens,d ln mike
C"inrr"m hiSIuuie on .,rc"uut ut tue L,.tu-
~ "nd intelligence ul lis .u3Irs
WyIndUf county volunteer, Comp INV
L, in The 18Th Regiment, winch pnsse,!
through VII Tuursln, last
vorUxrrEa L r. E.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-10

Notes OF the March from, Xvh..Itu-
w" nave had bad luck with oar letters
irDm The seat of war They fail unrc.,s
UunLIv Lshiud tiu. many ,,r ,I,,.,, rr.
r..,,...,,;
""'e "oN I"''
'h''r interest. We rrinrn our ihtnks tu
the wri:rr for them, aud will b, glad Ia
I,,.,, F,r,,,.r rrh
r,;,. AWE hLLs""hrh, jane /. 1851.
"Nts"'F ]"'e'"J'"ee''-
''""! we "' '"e pleasure OF rca"-
',E '""' '.' '"'ln"ie ~, P'per i"r me hrNr time
s'.".' go '''' '''E i" """ "-s"fe you
,"'' '""' "vtE W. h!el 10 receive II.
''"u '",''"'''s we lri' ""vvllnS''tnd
"'IlNei 'n't ailSI"o"h at Tie hurnt hr'dL-
- -! - a VI We =" TOOK up the march
:, ~ ~ '''h' M"tre we "rriNrd """"i
'""u '"e '''''Se he"f'y de
''' I'VE u. ia NV" ''il """"t t"c S''h9
~ comprising III" "h"
'F'! P"e'' "Ht
S"'i'' VI '"V """''" I'VE expression To
isu"'"" st"''""htS'-
Ia! '''S W. "u'"t wv" u"'rS WI'h""t
SO. '',, ""yt t''"E ""'."! vi h"' ce "r re-
~ :" Wv ',.''.. wiz AZ a.
=, = u, ;" y. we '%"N np .ir IN" at march tor
N"'''I''"s e. uhi" \" u"teer'
".'' a, 40 comp mes
81, .S ~ ~ " '"e '''' A"e ''ue ".S n'lt'
49,, :, '''' D '"' .''''? ST "I ar
Emrino. ,"e P"S" -, VI "'tuE reiFvsu'ti'
,n',.S ~ ',i.. IS '"e'e' su'' was "c'',
,,,,.,,. 'iS '"e art" "a
I,.',' ~ ""' -, ';'' o"l" T"l
NJ, W. 49,, " .Ns"o. :" me 'rS {" lriEh'e
f;,n,r't. ,,.,,, ''S ''v"l! N"'E
,,,,.I H.. c..,i,. M -, ~, ~ t'' 7lh .'l
I'm. ,',,,,,.r' y, ~" 'i' M ,u 'ns' l'ower 'or
,,r.,,.. ".'u !" ",iel'-
Inv. ,t.. TT. .,,J '"s """.ne" iHty
,rouus vim ,,tss.,, ,f,.T. w., T',"1,I.' ~ '"e
w.. T., '1:s suris %' u'su"y ,'S'.
#, .,S IT,. ~ " ""l'', u 's'
''S.,' "S'"S '''u s'''' ""uE "I'u wan r"lh"S'-
'I,: W. und.r,,,o., .,,,, ,a.,,.e ,...,.
,r.n E,ir,nna, @ ip',..; SI''t vi s"s .e,'u'ng
IirrIv nor frd III :" I.,y' tnmn "''"t ', TTIe po-
I'm, "mr n"porrH"e ,riY.7 D%" '" ,.,,.,I,., sIn"i,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-10
a0ilp antelliqrnrrr
TERMS OF ADYERTls1Nc.

cEEIvr sOuD LINEs OF NONPAEl1l. (or ONE 1ycu, OR
LESS, MAKE A SQUARE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-10
'otAL ~; :rS s.l'LIoU w
upVtrIs OF SI3,OOO,OOO
li Losses have been til By thc Rrna Insurance Co
IN the past II yeArs.

FIEE AND INLAND NAYIG ATI1N
RlSAs accepted at terms consistent with sOvency and
fair profit.
E ecizlGheHtinng girSR 10 EsHr or u IFEE LIV7S
a7S Contents .for ter@s 0f"ns 10 fcs ye.rrs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-10

a7c LOHIentF Jar IcFiRs 0f one @ nee yeirS.
The progress of this G9rpnrltion has 6eeu stable
aud uninterrupted tiirHush Of intIcial 4uI
sEe ahd storm 1T periOi+eveuttul IN exempt from
Aweaiiug :iit I,rItiJuS tnl Iritime 4t.tGr. lIe-
tnS lrnE; eStihlise l. on ash basis. tho troubles nj
'iye crc lit .ysten Ict uS Lteri Il Irticular.
During Irl tiEsS'' the Irity If reliable Imsu
rlHcU u Al nPirI;iva lUy-thc ability If property
NuticFs 10 sustain loss seinS th,n iuLclI icssened
PnlciCsiE'nel without Icity ant all business at
tended 10 with lispAtch InI d,lelity br
y, .. ARTHUR. N""Ot.
y HsC 'vsr the 'Rn If Wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-10

NuA u 3E1n4A Amount Req uirc0 FOR c "
cry one 10 take n share.
ESery SO cents iavcSfsi ,oa1 yield 81 ,eorft
IN ADVANCE OF TIE NEW MON TARIFF.
100 CASES y n,Sy Yyw ,:DGne sPGI1e AND SUMMER
have inst bccn rGcrive,l which tile subscriber is sLIS
to se t3rle-s than h tlf lli.ir ris,nI! value.
ties dee M ny "'er I; .ols r'ceiVeI he will only
mctton Il ece- t silk of all tie late Styles st
lt prcC5 some rs low ; ct. per yard worth Rt
let 81 aud some FlIp silks st- W IS ,,r per ,nl
tiIlrs. -N '-''"
hress GroIs = large and trie asu,rtns 1t. Soma
leIst &lc.
Lawns mi lawn RgLo-, plain and fEnsull reresva
and Dercgu RolCs.
., DogG!s width gTey. Ll,ck AMI whltO pereSeo for
per yIr,i "
CRIllrs apd Dsls'ncl, GInsi.ap4 nnl chln,., <.
Mt 26c per Y',rLl.
,sIlAwL,-IJ" cr,gs shevit M c l,rs. from q to
% o.. dhutT+ pteev; ~ rwistet S!E >htALs now
Sty et; 10 ella -hIwl4 suI.l- rs low a. 81 :.
SIh Snt lrl pi's'rs IIt )iptS.. =; I'll pcieaI
fOr LRlies ami NisSA
French Lace MINT Of NIL tho attest qfvIes
itr:o -''ck i E'nUiUi' eci,-S and whiIv 'nsIs.
ptir 80 S|A -
l'H;l'oIs ItIop skirts alil orscrs n Ir-.-, =. -;
INEiT'Cs.-Ft>t c,l,reI rirint4 IS Fame ,
iJr T.. AMI NLic per ytrr, worth l2JS L. aud 81,
per yfri. i'clr ci an nmhleu lie Niislins { ait
widths IN II'lItie'. Irish Ltn-u AuI LIN n Table
CiOth5a' - p~icva.
"a :P&r'-ii pieces nf In rain, 3 ply and surer.
hne Ca pc At all I.Tices
Spl t'+lrtme't pf iiIy-' Really " re iptIinz.
OF watch have ,eeI ,ust f,rc t.l from hliusrt.rs
"ni ~i Oe sold At sre,iiy reduce prices by
app IL Min st. IT, wh%rlns Vice IN Va IA.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-08-10
MIR. 0RITTENpEN,s POSITION

That the Union sentiment of Kentucky has
few months ago may be seen in the present
position OF Hon John j. Crittendeu, AT one
time the course that Kentucky would take
seemed very doubtful, and there were rumors
that MIR. Crittenden was hesitating between
patriotism and treason. These rumors were
unfounded, but it is true that lie did not speal
| out then as he speaks now. In speecl
delivered at Columbus recently he spoke thu
OF the war
1--WE must meet it like men. Ii is not wal
that is to be prosecuted for the sake OF war
and ought 10 be conducted with none of The
I-.-Le'rif5, TRUST gatner The utmost
strength of the county, and grid up the ener.
gies Of our minds i'll this momentous contest.
And let it be prosecuted only for the purpose
that it ought to be carried on, and concluded
for the restoration OF our government and the
Union.
1t becomes, therefore, duty to maintain
this g,eat government and this magnificent
land from the terrible calamity of disunion.
This would aim by all the powers of my
lite 10 prevent. Hence il is that | have lust
come from voting millions OF money and hun.
dreds OF thousands of men; and in order that
the issue may be decided more speedily ard
our erring brethren united to us once more
For, fellow citizens, believe we shall be re-
united. And have confidence in the belief
that, instead of destroying or even weakening
us, this war will make our Union stronger
than ever before"
The Union party in kentucky have an
overwhelming majority of the people on their
side. If these views OF Mr.. Crittenden repre-.
sent their present views and intentions, land
we believe they do.-Tennessee will soon be
relieved of secessionism, and Fremont will be
able to 90 down the Mississippi towards New
Orleans with force that nothing in that re.
gion can resist.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-08-10


of all arms, the fifth division Miles and Rich
ardson's brigadel on the lett, at Blackburn s
Z Ford to Ceulcrville, and Schencks brigade, of
( Tyler's division, on the left Of the Dad, near
I the stone bridge, not participating in the main
action. The numbers opposed TO us have
and avoid even The annearancr Of exaggera.
ton, that the enemy brought up all he could
which were not kept engaged elsew'le re- ha6
from, ,hat t;,,e NIL t 5ist IN bring IN what
ever he had. 1t is known that in estmahng
the force to go against Manassas, torcss nm.
L. T,h,,sto, ,Lo,, tent in check in the val
low NV Mninr Con, Patterson or those kepten'
gsgoi nv Major Gen. Butler and know eve
ty atfnrt WINS made NV the general-ln-chlel tld'
/ Ills should be done, and that even II JOIN
ston Joined Boauregard, it would not De De
c,usS he could be followed by Gen fat'eIso,,
but from causes not necessary Tor me 10 Ie'e'
TO. if | knew them ALL Tins was nor uome'
and the enemy was free to assetoie iiV,i. ~,
nv direction in numbers only hhit'u " o
amount of his railroad Ioliug s s an. It's Us
supply OF provisions 10 t'ie tOie H.,
fore, we drove in from halria@ Sp W IaOe'
Fairfax station, Germantown anu Ne i my
aud those under beauregaru d, Ni"n" ss',,,
must be addea iloSe ulluel 'oui's'o'I A,U;
WlncneSter' anu ''ose 49,, " ~ snn,h
from Richmond TO 0iner places ~ .n1 So" w.
TO winch IS TO De auuea ire ieNy en "'' srI;o
dered by ihe hlenln0Hu au r W.
all this amounted to, cannot say-certainly
much more than we attacked them with.
There is one norapraph of the report which
needs to he read very carefully by itself, for
it shows the behavior of certain Pennsylva
nj, reoim.nt and A certaiu New York battery
Of flying artillery, which did not cover ,hem-
selves with glory
az oo,,d NOT asJ have said. more carly push
IN faster nor could | delay. a large and the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-08-10

New YoRK.-The call for the republican
state convention of New York is addressed to
"the republican electors and all who are will.
ing to unite with them in the support of the
government and the vigorous prosecution of
the war" The democratic state committee,
rejecting the proposition for union upon a
common ticket, on the ground that 'they
would be false TO the party they represent" in
doing SC, call an Independent convention un.
der pretences of superior honesty and patriot.
lam, which the experience of the last eight
years has thoroughly taught the people how
10 appreciate. The call for the democratic
convention is ingeniousy framed but the
public mind is not in a mood to play with fair
phrases which are only meant to keep their
promise TO the ear, but break it to the hope.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-08-10

GRAFroN.-The town Of Grafton and its
citizens generously remembered their ro!un-
teers When the company was first organ
lied the town furnished them a uniform COM
plete, and during the period of their drilling
in Grafton and in Camp Scott, the ladies OF
Grafton provided for them variety of articles
of clothing and convenience, among which
were the following :--101 fatigue jackets, l0l
pairs of pants. 1o5 havelocks, 2O4 pocket
handkerchiefs, 202 towels, l0l work cases, q
mess bags, l6 comb and brush cases, % hos
pital shirts 1886 yards of bandages, and many
other articles. The patriotic ladies, after
many days of hard toll in preparing this
work, Committed it, and those who go
forth periling their lives for the country, TO
the guardian care of an all wise God, whose
presence ever shields the upholders OF Justice,
Liberty, and Truth
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-08-10

Losses AT BULL RUN.-The official list OF
the casualties at Bull Run states that nineteen
officers and four hundred and sixty-two men
were killed, sxty-four officers and nine hun.
dred and iorty-seYen men wounded, and forty
officers and one thousand one hundred seventy
six men missing The artillery loss was sew.
enteen rifled and eight smooth bore guns. The
losses in ammunition, and quartermasters' and
commissaries' stores, were as follows: One
hundred and fifty boxes of small arm car
tridges; eighty seven boxes of rifled cannon
ammunition; thirty boxes old FIRE arms, thir-
teen wagons, loaded with provisions; and
three thousand bushels Of oats. 1t is estmat
ed that twenty-five hundred muskets and
eight thousand knapsaeks and blankets were
lost
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-08-10
Special Ylotltrs

DF. M'Lane's Liver PnIs.-When the proprie
tors, Fleming Bros of Pittsburgh Pa OF this nvalua
bic remedy purchased it of the inventor, there was nc
medicine which deserved the name for the cure of Livci
and Bilious complaints Notwithstanding the great prev
alsnce of these diseases in the United States In the
South and west particularly, where the patient is fl
quenty unable to obtain the services of regular phys
clan, some remedy was required safe and ecc-
tnal and the operation Of which would in no wise prove
preiudcial to the constitution This medicine is sup
piled by DIR MLancs Liver Pills, prepared by Fleming
Bros, of Pittsburgh, has been proved in every in
stance in which it has had trial Always beneficial
not solitary instance has occurred in which its ef
feet has been injurious. The invention of an educated
and distinguished physician, 1t has nothing in common
with the quaek nostrums imposed upon the public by
shallow pretenders to the medical art Experience has
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-08-10

The PRINCESS CLoTILDE.-We understand
that La Princess Clotide the wife of Prince
Napoleon, and daughte of the king of Italy,
is very much pleased with her elegant and
quiet apartments at the New York hotel. As
IL may interest our democratic readers to know
something of the daily habits Of royalty, we
will state without assuming the prerogatives
OF Court journal, that the princess lives in
very retired, yet very methodical and philo-
snpineal manner. She rises early, and attends
mass at eight O'Clock, at the church in 18th
street. AT ten o'clock, breakfast at eleven
O'Clock, goes out riding; returns to lunch at
two O'Clock; dimes at five O'clock drives
again at six o'clock; from eight TO eleven re-
celves the visits of very few friends and re-
tires before midnight. Her constant compan,
ions are the duchess D'Abrantes, and an officer
OF the yacht prince Jerome" The princess
is blonde rather petite and pretty, with a
fine forehead, and an intelligent, sympathetic
ply siognomy. She is very thoroughly edu
Gated and although but nineteen years of age
three years married) seems to take an earnest
interest in all matters and things pertaining to
the progress and welfare of nations. While
gorying in the unity of her beloved Italy, she
deeply deplores the unhappy condition OF our
own distracted and disunited country-Ne,o
York Express.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-08-10

The REVENUE LAw.-The revenue law
that has been published in most of the New
York papers, is not the law that finally passed
both houses of congress, land vas approved by
the president. 1t is probably one of the sew
eral bills that were proposed and rejected in
congress. In their anxiety to be little ahead
in printing this important enactment, our
New York contemporaries, and some of those
in Boston, too printed the wrong document
Some of them printed bill with seventy.six
sections, whereas the true bill has only fifty.
eight. We have received the genuine docu-
ment from Washington, and shall print it next
week.