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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-03

oI OF TIE nIrLKD rHiKTY-PoUNpxR CANNON
manufactured as the West Point works, and sent
naaasonely and substantially mounted on q car
n,aee and directed 70 Captain Doubleday at viii
.s OF. IL 10 at the railroad depot here and
.,. greas attention. II will 20 or this eve
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-03

7'o LET, ON HE HEIGHTS OF GEuRGE
Il TDWN-The beautiful RESIDENCE of
Richard L. Macka |. ESQ, With or without Furni
tqre. iti. pleasant glsce for . family desirous
As it does a fine view down the Potomac. The
honse Is spacious and convenient. and furnished
with water and gas. The grounds ample and
cultiva. ed with 6ns fruits and shr bbery. TO q
good and pupctusl tenant the rent will be made
moderate, and possession given Immediately. For
terms d o apply to Nj. ADLER. Nv f-Ivs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-25
lN0rtester Daily Spp.
From the Atlantic Month,

From the Atlantic Monthly.
Brother donathan's Lament for Sister
Caroline.
She has gone-she has left us in passion and pride
Our stormy proved sister, so long at oar side!
she shas torn her own star from ornaments
glow,
Andturned on her brother the face of foe!
0Carone, Caroline, child of the sun,
we can never forget that hearts have been one
Our foreheads both sprinkled in Liberty's name,
From the fountain blood with the finger of flame.
You were always too ready to fire at a touch;
but we sald,-"She is hasty-she does not mean
We have scowled when YOU uttered some turbulent
threat,
But friendship still whispered Forgive and forget
Has our love all died out' Have its alturs grown
cold?
Has the curse come at last which the fathers fore
Then Nature must teach us the strength of the chain
That her petulant children would sever in vain.
They may fight till the buzzards are gorged with
their spoil,
Till the harvest grows black as it rois in the soil
Till the wolves and the catamounts troop from their
caves,
And the shark tracks the pirate, the lord of the
waves.
In vain is the strife! When its fury is past.
Their fortunes must flow in one channel at last.
AS the torrents that rush from the mountains of
snow
Roll mingled in peace through the valleys below
Our Union is river, lake, ocean, and sky
NJ N breaks not he medal. when G cd cuts the die
Though darkened with sulphur, though cloyen with
steel
The blue arch win brighten, the waters will heal
0 Caroline, Caroline, Caroline, child of the sun
There are battles with Fate that can never be won
The star-fowering banner must never be furled
Forts blossoms Of light are the hope Of the world!
Go, then, our rash sister! afar and alooi-
Run wild i'll the sunshine away from our roof;
But when your heart aches and your feet have grown
sOreJ
Remember the pathway that leads to our door!
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-25

upon his face. He took off his forage cap as
he came in. The broad white forehead show.
ed no longer any trace of the murderous in
crash of the ball which had slain him. into
the dull glazed eyes the CLEAN had returned
could it indeed be the CLEAN OF returned life
Or do the eyes Of ghosts CLEAN lifelike so
"What made you send that Frenchman with
my corpse 10 me AT least, he would insist
that it was mine"
"X--! Good Heavenl Can it be you in
deed?"
"Who should it be What ails you, man
Why do you stare at me so 2"
81 cannot say what ails me, but | am surely
under some strange deluson tits not half an
hour surely, since / saw you stretched lifeless
across mules back, with rife bullet be
tween your eyes. What can this mean? You
are not even wounded"
"No, thank God nothing has touched me
for this once, but that French soliier-did you
then send him up, indeed g.
"Indeed did"
Hideous comco tragic episode in the awful
drama of war They discovered by.and by
that their slain brother soldier was no com
rade of their own corps but brave officer of
another arm, Neither of them had known
him personally, nor had they heard before that
between him and X existed, in his life
time, the most remarkable and close resemblance
such an identity OF feature as is rarely seen
save in twin brothers. Now, it has struck
me sometimes as | have turned over in my
mind this strange but true story, that there
may have been among that wearied host that
night, men to whom, indeed, what happened
appeared demonstration of the truth con
corning ghostiy vsitants men who may have
known only the gallant men thas fell, as my
kinsman only knew the man for whom he was
mistaken; that they may have seen him fall,
or have known of his misadventme and then
they, too, may have seen his perfect image,
his very self-as they needs must have recl<-
oned it-pass by them, in the gIeanl. of their
tents lantern, through that November mist
pass by Them though they had been dear
friends and comrades, without a word, a nod,
sign of recognition; pass by them upon
some unearthly errand, on his way back, per
haps, to answer in the ghost-word, to the
rolcall OF the dead.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-25
From the Boston paIly Advertlscr.

EXPEDITIONS DISPATCH We understand
that officers of the Boston and Worcester Rail
road Corporation called at the office OF the
AdJutant General at the State House at about
nine clock on Wednesday morning lasr to
offer the services OF that corporation for the
transportation of troops. The offer was ac-
cepted, and the corporation was requested to
arrange for the transportation of the Sixth
Regiment that afternoon; in less than two
hours the corporation notified General Butler
that the arrangements were made, and that
the railroads forming the land route to New
FORK would be in readiness at any hour OF the
day or night, upon the brielest notice, to for
ward daily two thousand troops with their
baggage. One regiment was sent the same
evening "wednesday and was followed on
the next day by another. On Saturday the
cars were prepared and the locomotives fred
up for the transportation OF the Filth Regiment
and the Light Artillery with their horses and
full battery, from P. NJ, until O'Clock the
next morning, when the equipments being
completed, the train was sent off. Such
promptness and expedition reflects the highest
credit upon all concerned
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-25
10 STRANGERS AND TRAVELLERS.
TO MY BROTHER MERCHANTS.

would say, let us deal honest and true
Aud when people inquire what Orsun y. Heath sells
DO not say OH he has nothing new All who call
find this not so but that my goods the best and
ms dtf QRSON y. HEATH Proprietor.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-25

FEHE BEST SELF-SEALING CAN
4 ~ uSE.-E. Is. HANSON & co. have just received
q lot u y. ID. NILLOuGuBY,s / atent Aeli-sealing
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-25
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS AT
No. 1A3 Min Street.
ORSoN n. HEATHs NOTICE.

70 my patrons, customers and every friend
Ny thanks to them fer their past custom extend
And hope BY attention to business my old customers to
keep,
And to get many new ones by selling very cheap;
But to them and the city people will say no more
Forto them il is well known what sell in my store
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-25
Business 3(otlcrs.
THOMAS KINNToUTT.

X. N. RICHMOND.
Nos land Exchange Place, Providence. r. T., dealern
Paper and Paper Stock.
Cash paid tor al kinds Paper stock, including White
and COored iia-s, Hemp and Manila Rope, &C, &C,
ebl davtf
CHARLES ~. EsUGGLEs,
Attorney ana Counsellor at Law,
No Brinley Hail.
aus ltf Worcester Mass
HALL GRANDGENT,
a u II O I'm h y A II l. A w,
m No Mechanics Hail. Worcester. Mass.
lzz dtf
GEORGE w. HOBBS,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
UNBBlDGE, MASS.
once over Blackstone Bank dlf aroG
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Sssasffzsg's Prepared Glue
SPALDlNG'S PIX EpARED GLUE

SPALDING'S REPAIRED GLUE!
SAVE TIE PiHChs!
EcONoMYy nIspATCIi
a~r"A rIroH IN TIMR SAVES Nlrs."-S1
De accidents ufH ha,pen, gSoaiasea farnss
is very ue+ira bic to cheap a1d CrLstf
wpy Ter repairing Furniture, Toys, Jrocksry, &C.
spALDIkGs PREPARED GLUE
uees all such emergencies and no pAehcld csn .Sr
O be without it, ItE always ready aid ny &c lie such
ing point. >.
"UsEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE
N. B.-A Brush accompanies each bottle. PEIcn Il
reuts. Address,
HENRY G.. SPALDING & CO.,
As Cedar-st., New York,
CAuTIoN.-As certain urpfnripled persons are Ct
tenn ns to III off on the un$uspectng public in tia
tons of my Prepared Glue twodld caution all us
to exa be Purch ling ard see that the u name
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
s on the outside wraurer: all others swindliap
count eriets. - e.
MA single bottle of SPALDlNG'S EREPAREE
GLUE will save ten tines Its cost annually to eytt)
household Ia
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-23
DR MARSHALLS HEADACHE
CATAEsseM SNUFF.

,rus Snuff has thoroughly proved itse TO ue U
| article ever known for curing the oATAhhh go, o a.
art .,n and tbe HEADACHE. 1t has been toulu a.
Tns nr y'"y in many Of sore EYES: nk
ssss has ~ it, and Il HEA ures out all oh
oru tns strengthens the Glands aud gives nea'H
action to the parts affected 1t is p
of the best physicians, and is "seo VII" s''"'
So, isfa ction everywhere. .o.,. bas nrovcd
Maze than tw nty five years eSperenod h sher bsn
,ts prrat value and at this moIaeat ~
large number Of the most respeetsme a. hv Them H.
eos,"n and New York, in a certificate s'sh'" W 'l
o =. IT, undersigned having for many ysnrS
,;nted with pa. MARSHALL CArAsRa AND hsapSnI ~
quainteu aoid IL In our wholesale trade, eheetluy
SNUff, "a Snay. 10 equal in every reslec. W W.
given Of for s the h.st article G We haze
Ahectons, g." CO. N the common diseases OF the hean'
s''' A''' he are Of counterfeits!
-. awhile OF the signature OF the f,opTns sas
a aS ROWEN ia OF every bottle SOL ny o'V
dig everywhere --..---------
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G. A RD n E RS
Rheumatic and Neuralgia
COMPOUND.
4 sure Cure for Rkeumaisa ard Neuralgia II
~, ,,n.e n-,y

4 SnIe CtNt W AlHr"'s"''1 % 'A''" A''" ~ "
IT'S uos> erm.
r+o nm iers,eoei hereby c:rtiJ tia tiny nave user
80. rdner,. Ri uu It c an Seu-itm % n11iii ~
,a c,r. of Ehsun .tism ard Neuralgia, al age m
49,. "a ION I'D ,,nn iat" 1ri D:r,n naat rene We
nave tuii c.nid-nce hi ling IN AM. no"'e
c,,m.,6 i, to all w n H,ce "t;n tlrsr us'fas'
ing di>eases, rs one on '4e 6a's' ""N '>
ever Gife. e.. to the pubtc. , - L. co.o,, .S
- n ANcuoK J,s - -outh MARKET hostH" W.
~ .IIxu Bo.ton HENRY Fu Len 10 Hoh
Market a. Boston; SAML NALh'' 'h', DiW = |.t
Wntou: GE,. II. PLCMmER MsveToS square, T.ns s
| n,,u, up,ey D. tAnpINKR, Webster at Fart 1908
ton; ABRAm WEEKS, "t'E.er - "''"' "r>
ruAs G. DoLLIvgR, East Boston c.
Tbe he 4 medicine for disease yer saw ,""N' a.
s.1Iru 30 ont STATE ttt,use. Boston: , -. x.,
U.v, h, afflicted with Rf,ehmatsni III hs W.
, .nd Was entirely BY the hse OF Que oou. e'
A " HrYER Matthews Building. Ctrhnefoia'S '' "oS
ton. $50 N.,-s,,;a Gamma IN d has
t,r,v relieved ne rom suderines of ser-ra yeals
standing. W H. t'oo"NN'' "
Alter suffering with rheumatism i,r twen's Yea ardi
- aI,,;r,Ix cured by the If two bottles 0, oa'
urr,. ishtu 'patic and Neu'a'sla EoWpouhu'
| r AYyEs 70 FrankIin street ho-toh mud hoo hean
TAu Rheumatic and Neuragia t ohpounu mumor.
taken by hundreds Of people Tor ScfoIuuu ~ 81 i, r.
u;rn great heueft. 1t may be given 10 caAu'sA wv"
"a ,shnl4ssle by MACY JENRINs, 81 LioesV e.
| New York ; NJ i. BuRa Co. ~ iIemoh ''' D'S'
! rrpcipal Dcpo,-47 kity at. Ho"'n :, r,,~ru
None genuine unlets san"i by III AZ VILE. 1,u AZ
49, co. 81. by NJ H. Coss. W. T. village; Gh an,
~. For s"s Wnoistocx GEO NICHOLS, M. y: an q
i,n PonTEx, Ncrthfold }. ~ hEssY, gu" Montnel
Wa.ernurv l.. Fierce. aud FREQ ~, omt d 80 arofnt
| ier Geo S kcudri&h, Lebanon, M H. hn 1a9v, or
carries generally. -------------
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ATTRACTIVE MUSIC BOOKS.

IL e. ~ E--Waltzcs, Polkas, Quadriilcs March"
Duets, 81 ,oF Pauo $3.50. Shower of Pearls Vocal
&c from M reeAc Bouquet. Duets Qua tots, Cher1ses,
and Musie ~ ue@ Operas, 81. Home Melodist werds
ling sony h.. sheMo favorite songs, Is cents. shit-
100 Scotch SSok Weeds of rs popular Songs IL cents
Scents. SS"tS 100 Irish songs 100 Comic songs each
NeodeOn, fo postpaid receipt OF price piauos and
RIrsOS% toI sale AID to let az yery Low pyires by
w., PRbliSbeis, Boston.
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From Gao Hcn,c journal.
Its verify of remark, that this venerable House have
made apeciGjtg CT supplying the wants Of hruggsts
PHYSICIANS, and Town agents With 1heir pure and Who
some liquors ard ne fact that !cir list Of customers
braces over four thousand Druggists is conclusive evi
ence Of their popularity with that respectable class OF
traders.
II this popular House OF recent date, and it
dec med cncdient Ncnd its rerut tcn by display
Of rublc recommends ton, ii would be difficult task
to arrange in imposing rms, thousands CT
dorsomcns AZ to the excellence AID variety CT ucr
cbandse.
Frosn t!2 soint Of ii hr5 existence, than eighty
ago down to the present day, this establishment
has maiutan ned its well earned reputation, the Integrity
it, financial olis itons remain yet uhtarnshed and
the fidelity aud pronaptitupc with which ITS numerous
upprrters nayc been served furnish the best evidence
that red dmunon, and that the quality Of
its pie articles have in way been permitted to de
generate. If these cnsidcratl be resolved int
andsniahie facts by that public which they have 80
long served will furnish for them su1c encourage
adopt the future " ceh of arms the ia
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The Uouso Cr A. n. BININGEGa Co. 10 Broad Street,
New York, have furnish quite large proportion of the
Liqrc:s snt Wines sol ty the Town Agents in this Coun
ty Toy past year, and the Liquors ard ines so fur
nighcd have been prc ad unadu!e acd and have given
coed satisfaction. l accordance with the Laws
lien herc o. wo2ld recommend said House all who
sire PURE article fcr Medicinal, Hechanical or Lhem
cal purposes. HOhAFlo HEEDHhh.
Goa missioner for Add en- Co.. Vt.
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M,DDLAEuAE. w March "a, Isl.
" 90 New Ncrl.

NEDDLkEUNF, " 3AT(h q, ICbI.
A. 81. BiNSNQ&a h Go New YORK.
IentlcnGn - have had uorasicn in my practice
to usc your Wheat 10nc ard have discovered that il
would DHvrioa, even II it had assumed chronic
form.
If !,o Intelligence il wcrh anything to you, am
VIII ~ Wnrth 10 the public for family should
ho vithca; It, cspccid j. in weather.
TATlIANIEi. HARMS, N. D.
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BURLINGTON, W., Aug. 20, 1860.
la NY opinion, site Liquors sold by a. Al BIN!aaEE& Il
Co.. No. TO- Broad Ct New York unsurpassed in
purity and reliability. have hesitation in recon.
ncnding tiiem In all where alcoholic stimulans
required. ~ II. BALLOU, NJ. D..
from T. II. Crvis' Drug Reporter, N. u.
A FINE AGTiCIr.--HiN INGER'S OLD IUNDON DOCK
GIN -ThS Gin id to he superior to any other bottled
Gin III the market; and rapidly irttoduc,n it in my
ttai". +. u. OEVIS.
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good practical Invention will always sell, and as the
a's0 rs Exchange, al Bratie st Boston Mass, have
largest and best selected stock of inventions ever OF
eta IN New England. If You wish good paying bust
M IN either one of the New England States certainly
sag"e to you, with capital of from $25 TO 5000
"man need go without business a dry if he will but
AGENTS wanted all over tn. mon to sell the article tina
WS tOopCr CT only $40 capjtal required.
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wuz,c and Musical Instruments.

ELIAS HOWE 3; COURT ST., BosToN. has very
large assortment Of Rross Instruments, Bell up anu
hars New and second hand Rotary and fiston valves ;
rull R ,rds furnished and payments can be made IN
monthly ,nsalnpns--second hand i struments ofevery
dOcrpion for sale and to LETT Stringrd instruments Of
sl Ends Accordycn oncertinos Flutes, Clarioncts,
We Yoiu strings bows and trimmings, Drums, heads,
.cks and cord instruction books 70, all instrumen ts,
blank bno ard music paper, Umbrellas, farasols,
waking Canes, Cocoa box and Leonard WOOD Ebony ana
Very for anticipating done. Elias Howe at the cld
stand III prentiSs) aS Court St., tost n.
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MRS. WILSON'S
COCO AN u IT O Il
HAIR DRESSING

Mrs Wilson'S Hair Dressing is pat ip in large bottles
and relas for 81 cts per bottle, and for dressing the
hair any person, young ola there not its equal in
the world 1t will make the hair everything you wish 1t
to be- and moreover, it has perfume that is infinitely
unc,or to any of the fashionable extracts either foreign
or American which alone should ent,lc it to pAce on
every adys toilet table.
Use the Regeneration before retiring at night, and
IN the morning apply little of the Dressing, and your
hair will he even more lifeke in color and beauty.
Use nothing your hair but these preparations, and
these according 20 directions and we warrant you
a good healthy head Of hair.
Manufactured and sold at wholesale by Henry 7. Viii.
son & Cos Mancheter I.,to whom all lett 10 shoull
oe addressed.
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rheumatism and Neuralgia.

EV'' III relation to WuirR'S ELIXIR. 1t has been ten
use, aud has cured many Of the worst cases ever
n"' wHe" all Other medicines failed. You can sec
"n'' OF 400 persons, principally in Boston who have
G"'to by 1t, and on trial if il does help you you
I" rave Tor nothing any other medicine advertised
me Alothec,pa nrd j. WHITE Chemist, No. %
~ o. An Agent wanted in this place, apply by Post
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JOHN D. FLAGG'S
New York Printing Inks
NO. Ii Water St., and Spring Lane,
BOSTON.
---- wv "TV 7Hc BEST QUALITY found in THIS Ma
RCTLEDGE'S
taie0Onla Ale and Brown StOut,

,n"a. "hcoNaENnED w PHYSICIANS YoR ISvALIrs.
GAlS Ale rmS on hana supply Of this celebrated
kppinr % orter, in hhds bbls and half bbls. for
and ohen' - GN Use. For the convenience of Grocers
ale nv " IL p0t up in pint and quart bottles. For
W. g. SMITH,
ltVptrr NO. s Custom House ST, Boston.
-NN"E VfuerS prOmnNY attended, TO-
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GORE TRAIL,
pROMEN ABE,
QUAk Err, and
LA pARtSIENNE.

ruG LNtYEa STYLE aEl>a MADR FOR US ExoLualvELY.
tuy aboYe med SKIRTS are Of the manufacture OF
HEiSES. OSBORNE h CHEES MAN ani will be sold to
tie trade al the ma nuacturess prices.
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GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, MAY 23, 1861
.spHsN y. ENO -,
No 7. UNION ST.. BosroN.

ne"cf ia sole Leather Calf Skins AMI Shoe Finines
Ali styles OF upprrs for SALE and 20. Out to orilr ne
for sale 49, ''oo'S
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lo,rQa,1 J; Providence D6P0T.i
Mek>pa AALG "ISErure spars.s ths
'n,st mrarng sreng II, where ord nary tohiGs en-
'plIv' f rgGtted by clima'e bottled expressly Tor
l,r ns for Hotels and for invalids. fut up IN ht'.
a fr the use O private families. Finer than for
I uleasaner than freign ale, cheaper thar Tor
i" a,4 -ScuyHt CrAnY DAILY NEWS.
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JAMES MANN,
rTsAwTTJERMIST,
l8 CouET ST., BosTo,,

N8 COUET 81, BO6To9,
few doors from How I'd ST., up stairs.
Recently removed from l6 Fremoatst
l,hsv prepared to mouat Birds and animals In gu :
eerjor mann r. at ONE HALF HIS FoHSEK cHAndE. HIS
Bird, aving received the HIGHEST PREMIUMS at all ex-
bons in this county he is pleased to call the atten
lion of Natural History Societies, and others making COL
ccons to examine specimens Of his work before pur-
chasing elsewhere He also feels obliged to caution EX-
pe.s and other messengers to be particular, leave
heir order. at 0G court ST as he has connection with
Ae store nc. Ii fremont ST., his former place OF bust
Also choice singing Birds, Cages, Marine shells, Pre-
"NMBds, SEEDS, nc constantly tor sale at the anoVs
sdd and at lower prices than they be purchased
taay other p.acc in tho city.
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Now is the time to make Money

G. f. KING 4 CO.,
No. g-i NAsHlScr0N STREET. B0sToN--up STAIRS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-15
From Gen. Banks Division.


DARNEsTowN, Oct PA general court-mar-
tial for this division has Just been instituted II
10 composed as follows: Major Atterbury, OF the
Ninth New York, presidents 1t. Van Buren,, New
Yorth Ninth; Capt. Kinsler, Pennsylvania
Twenty-ninth; 1t. Maguigan, do; Capt. Savage,
Massachusetts. secondj 1t. Brown, do; Capt
Gould, New York Twenty-eight; Capt. Prescott,
New York Ninth Capt. Charles n. T. Collins
judge advocate
on the evening Of the 9th one Of the seAtines of
the New York Thirty-fourth discovered boat
containing six men coming into the mouth Of the
Seneca river. Concealing himself, he allowed
the boat TO reach the canal aqusduct, when he
challenged them. Instead Of answering the chal-
lenge, the leader said to the others, "Boys, by
Cd they've got US; pull back like h-l.n The
sentinel gave the alarm and fred, wounding or
killing at least one Of the party, but before be
could receive assistance or load his piece they
were where he could not get a bearing upon them,
and the boat and crew consequently escaped
The spot where this occurred is near the farm Of
man named Gross, and the men In the boat
were probably his friends coming to communi-
cate with him, ascertain his fate, well az 10
get inside our encampments and report their
condition, positions and movements TO the rebel
leaders II is stated that Cross himself spent seve-
raj days visiting our camps-disguised as a team
ster and riding a mule-before being arrested.
1t is currently reported that Col. Chantry, Of
the Thirtieth Pennsylvania, has been removed
from his command, and that the regiments In an
inefficient shape.
Voting took place In the Pennsylyenia regi.
ments belonging to this division. In the Thir-
tieth and Forty-sixth there but little interest
taken in the matter, but In the Twenty-ninth the
"boys" went into II with will. There the elec-
ton was conducted according 10 Philadelp hia
usages. Polls were opened in the several COM
pany streets; cballengers appointed; orators made
stump speeches on the old plan, and the whole
camp at times resounded with cheers for this and
that candidate. Towards the closing Of the polls
mimic rows were INDUCED In, but nobody was
hurt In the evening bOnfires and hurras sue
ceeded, and finally procession was formed,
headed by the band and torches, which marched
through the various streets, and the ceremOnit Q
concluded by grand serensde to Col Murphy.
Some Of the regiments are preparing apparently
for winter quarters. The Second Massachusetts
preparing spacious stables for their horses and
digging cellars for their tents Paymaster Stone
visited this regiment yesterday and distributed
the much needed pay OF the officers and men.