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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-03

Watches, Jewelry, Fancy Goods c iilerv Clocks
anc Military Goods of every d d--e.irsioa
such a. Swords. Epanlesies, SasheA
Hats, I-Aee Buttons, &c.
URiGyg CoaPdRies JiraisASd eonaplefs tntA ererv
ARTIC LIZ.
No~ opening magnificent stock OF New Goods such
as American. English German and Frrnch yewelry
IN sets and single pieces. Best quality Colo watche
English Levers, Skeleton do, Dnpiex Escape-
meni, LeIines. very small fos ladies set With
pearls ard diamonds, elegantly enamelied, Indejen-
deni and Qasrter Second Watches. Hunting Is earet
Gold Watches In every variety.
Rich China Vases. ffUn Paris sad Dresden French
and Spanish Pans.
silver. Cold, Ivory. Pearl and Leather Card Cases.
d.. do, do, port Moanies.
Eleesnt Gilt and B-onHcd Clocks. Candlebras
ALBATA WARE-Spoons. Pork. Ladies Butter
krt.es, &e., Of the hest quality.
PLATED Tea and Coffee Sets Cas,ors Walters
Cake Baskets. Vegetable Dtshes, Tureens Butter
Dishes. Cahdlestcks Teaketfies. Urns Salt Ceiiars
Tortoise Shell Combs, rev STYLES. Epslish and A
mer'eaa Table Cutlery. Scissors Pen Knives razors
Jewellers Scales ard Weights. Ac.
WAfchmakers' Tools and Materials: watch Glasses
tist Piles
c. \. a CO. oner the above goods on the very best
teens. Call and examine
Decrmeer I, lssS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-03
fret 4r,ss.
orr,cr sgcoxp srOnr M.nkrr Housr.

OFPiCE SECoxD STORY MARKET HOUSE
srrse y,sr Py~s- "a r-sh,s.hed weekly ct TNe0
hpGoys a.i Fpts tssis per c"s~sa' " pasd In
afrases Two DoLfsEs.
srwhen.ver paytnenf h deferred beyond TN. .ex.
pirx<on 81 the year interest will be charged.
ar e9hersiTfiens for six months, os-e iodsg dad
Tc<-fy ffrs Csnts. 90 Nc T-Sd Inv srtabiy In adj
,anre.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
uB-The fsrnss of advertising ara, Tor -quare (ten
tnes) or less Oa< Dar, for throe in-erfion<larger
In the profertioa. EsA csntinsaie xscss'
Grs Cn.fs ,er square,.
ss-So sarertisereutfo 90 hs considered hS .hr month
or yesf nnlsss spececd on the asnnseript, Dr pret
ossiy sSrcrf sp<sn between the PARTIES
T E9-Ia advertisement marked the copy Tor
sp~lacd nansbcr of nsrtsns viii he continusd untl
orscrsd esi. and psy n1ent exsefed accordingly.
~ ffrsrlsn ApyrxrissnESys--to syoSd any mis-
ssdsncansine On the part nth Annual AdyertissrS
yroper % stale dss,fy. taf their privileee onr
srfsnds to th<ir immediate bsaprsl Real ksfs.s,
L>ezi and all other Adversisemems see ey the's "
~ An atkitionzl charge. and no variation
- An traAssea Adhefis-ae..fs s.slrf - 80 ie<"
sasA GALIAHkk CO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-03
An Awful aiuda,e.

\ correspondent Of the Columbia rs. ca
I'"'es gives the following melancholy ilIu.,r.-
''on Of che uncertainty Of the types. A Young
frhi'emsn Of the name Of Coaksy hayiae been
united by the holy bonds Of vrdloek. sen, IN.
marr'age notice with ver.e Of his o-n eowoo.
'i''oO to the prin,er for publication. a. Goliov,,
AtGoshsm. July 2s, A. Coakey, E.o. A,,o,.
ney at Law. To. Miss. EsPAeniA wigxin.. hosA
Of GosbAm.
Love u the uni0a % two hear,
That beat IN softess Hcin.iy
Iane. With rs rarAeus lrnpart.
NO bitter fusion 10 its sstacy."
Mr. Conkey looked with much an.;.,x 6,r A..
ISSUE of the Se~fissi, in order TO sss Ais nan.
IN print. The Conpo.itor into wbo.. eh.r~.
the Hotice was placed, hAPpend to BE- On . spro.
nj the tEas' aud made soHac wondsrfaI hluasier.
IN satiisg ii up, thus:
At GoshArn. July ss. A Donkey. E.a.. E.,,.
nAily at Law. To Mr.. EophsaiA riErin. both Of
COosdAn,.
Jofe = aa OsliSo 90 two heals
That belt In sDftssf ueloay.
lime. With its cabbage. Impacts
30 better feed of an extra draw"
fbancy Mr.. Alexander Conkey's pAe.lihksl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-03
CASH FOR AEGKOES,
DE-. ~. u. lUNTEIl

HANltp dstsfplasd = rsBsis r4rasseHfy ia
~ is.t1Fni cnfra - Ffqft1a1nai esrficas t1
tur fflrlf 81 ite t1su sd rieIaifs
- - - ~ frsltsnrEf kttsrspsf parroHarf.
fi,aatiy eogaEtf flsss lf fssssalF.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-03

w EisfER eooIs 81 Sa sas. s q - 49,. 49, 40 ~.
wege.. Z tGutEh
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-03

rbAney Mr.. Alexander coolsy'. pAs.liaL. .
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-09-28
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- sssssas usss as.s sssrs = sAA
n ~ sS sss. as' !. .s.s ssas ~ses ssAs
VEGETABLES 1fRH MnDzefNxs
Ar, veli spssa . q laf.llIlls, -.
49, = ~ = s'Sssi. sass 4 -.
. -. q. e' 49, O. ~. 81
RTSslraSrss fstsxtnssa AAx5REr. baSaeess ems hste
,scss<T. uRtrS - ths Enprfal sFERpuN e sePepsa
Nh vsr.lsl a ( lIhtSfkl nens eaent - ~ ru4A
C0sTfVmNkssse 81 ealsnaisk ess 'sllsls lenssa
= is ~ II yssa. 1Srr. lss so-vs sishia
FRvens q al kisaA ~ sy4ssriag las blg,a y =
. .ssS' s.ss & s. ssssssA ssalss d N
' ne Inv ssssss ~. 50. 9
q. Iii 80 tSm@ Ia reussssis rcsi Insnmatioa ffu
the mHaclss cad Hssusats - tte t@HA III
nROPsIEsd n k,sda ~ hssine saa ststassh.
.esss As sss. - $500 w. M sss e ssr Ssss
toasd osxtAiA femsdy N she ~usas easas y ShA'
a. 1voRss. IN d,ssoarlas frasa ths t-rslnss q
the bowels a. sss matter . vscA ths.s ereassrss ID
hs Ssscunvv, uIcEns, asa snvnTFA4EsE
S0REs q g 49, 49,. s ~ Il ~ Sa'ss.s
aCspWRlT6G EMppFRONS and BAD cos
PfHxToNs 81 their sltegaslse S9pgi uR The niqt ~
fa tha skn and tkt mtd st&te 81 Nhlsh eeossAs ~
sruBtv cuuplanta sAilov, slsusy, sd ssasr es,Fse
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an prtirs curs afRA1TRHEGkt,ea f elsiA ias
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E1f.os asps lMFL0BN8Ap vii tlatys bstuEta ~
enc Asa az bytWe e Ia HoFst casa
PIE Rs.-fhh original pleFffetW e theee Asll siegA
Vas eure1 a plea q - yesfe st2ung ~ ne 49, - ~
LIRg MEDICINE slonR 81
FEVRRAAn AGuE =. -Fr thls soaarss q shs
Western osnSaa laese AeaieiAea viii - load &se
speeay, sadneTtls tsmedS. dthef msdAalssS tre -
.ssAsfa salect % returu q e1tEe ~ tee
hedlcis.s = Fsrsaaasni--f ~ ~. e hAtAss I'D
BIII0us RRFERs ABB iIEmA eos.
PLAlNTe,-4aEsEhkil grltflfs Les - SffHsIs9 -
pSEtsxs or HEMAies4he ke9cnee have been nsFl WIG
the uast behpaeal tsEtse IN essss & IT, 49,.
Eises Rvn and scapFuaA 10 ~ wetss ~ tslsn Is ~
NlsES swxaYA kEaygs pSnikITy. kHkFsEs q
slIkisas. PkAFiRkues % Tas hAAHz. RAisszas SoA<e
aEeSunfxt. Disc whsss
sonEtitutans have besDs lnapaga b Is e..
Of MECUuT vii And These heaAeinA pefMes ere g
they pever al % sreeaas fkOa he sygS ~ sAe
focts AZ Ssrrufys inaaitsy ssRer tAaa the ~e Pfsr
fol prepsrA2ioaa q earssPaFsfA --.
PrsgsEsA aaa ss,a y W. ,. M0kFaE,
son skIRBY All DKUgGtafB
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-09-28

TlEs Fplk1wtNa REORGANIZATION
spALDixcS CEPaAkiE P1ELs,
viii coSyiscs AL wHosuEssl iAoA
III Z "a d AD Fl u:
- :. TnAT A - "a lfss s4E
spERpYAND sUan CURn =
issiriia znEiA ksAcE. -
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fshss trsiv sssetels dssstssy.
es .see - MAssxvrla. Cbsk, Fsb s.sssI.
Aa ssAlntse: {. ss4.tsa $50 &zH 80
rha.s srstf ysaf cesaasss e.as ssa Ats ~ - "a
~ wrnt yue % sssa ~ 10 sislass wottA egEs
sss 20, = DE- sts, Boa 90 ira Jsal. a
Seed fs Fsiht1 sssi. eAd sflllp
fesr % sevant. .
JANIS KnkEEDT.
HAVEzscan. Pa. Feb lssi-
~ssA yoa % send ne one see bos Il ycss oephsie
Pgs han rsesssed great dsei " bensff i-A hr"L
i"efe A''P msmYs any srpFEB0ysS
sxrca CExsE liUsTtfefos ca PA,
January IL, 1851.
Nh srnssss:
You Vim please ssad me two bo1ss q ysF crphslie
Pais s-hd than ilsaleaiaieiy.
kespeetfnlly yvas
jko. BkINoSs.
p,s-taas sy4 '.tF~ 4 yOw NH', 81 Js"s f'sA
- Bsll. vsAsos, onra. JsL Is lssi- =
Please end rnehsrd twenty ave cents Scr VhCh seed
ne aaothsr baS Il yUaF CevaAlo Pills TIE dSs hssn
nAk bsst Psila Aaw rr1 tses.
Direct A. S1OfKl. p, ~.
Bet;s VerRob. WyAnitt Co. Q.
bsvEALz. hAsss ps< IL isbo.
= - - - c-x,.,. m .r,r A. Nh. 10 bsipr
ysaF cetkslr pilis zare particularly bsfbrs my susss
assA. tfsve Apss sastbag ~ She kiA& pAass ssnasg
one q NJ ssssd..sr., wt,s : ssAssss % sey-sS ssk
Haadasbe fasaily fsstuE IRE aagAl go ssrrd u -
saE4 - 90 Asssf - sszr 4Alis. whlah HRthst. e
ksperstsaiz fpyFa
.....ss..- - Fs'satrv ~ NffsAH
Rssaptpssraa. RtsKlfE ~ t,aDes
"a. Fla January q issl u
IL. o. RPAakENa, Il s ~. 49, 3. ~
No 2cedar u, MI ass
-, -. nzAh slE a. - 4. 80 ~
Tnenssa isst fs~ptS-ays cents CO BE witch $50
tnx af cyRhslr Pills. h~Ha 10 address 81 ass. wa G.
fiiles. Reyhu4dsbatR. frnRklib On, Oktn
Ts~r fissSewkle sSsS@-Sas &'sseAs si~s'
'''ss'sg''sss aoa eassa sysf, ,aGtss Faa -SwIf
st..s . - tsI- ~ 'rsV gsS,k a vfstkvl II
fratssTs, Mi1EiaJlh IA isA =
M epHases, tt tsvtss ~
Nos5sns since stnt q 900 sc td 81 rsphAt fsn9
for ths sase q ths ksyyas Hyet.ehs age EFfiswqH
AmstSetassd tts sGsae AAA - Aaa y 80 - sef -
ssas Gadlnsi n $50. fsr mass. %
r''''s 'ss4 y r''SFs H.A P'rsi sassaSS. - /
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Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-09-28
Any Piece OF Furniture
IsheyIIle MuIual In IEaafasce q


UyHKa cOMPAMY GRANTS Insaransss
Lives q white peEsoa and psgsees % nors hsctS
Ole terms thAa aIy sthw osapnay rs ofzee b mas-
aesa viii rA scaaumy, seassrni Nth atrs tRtics
I'll parftss a. insure a,reeta- Et1HaRe sklgsFteK
Or ts eniy raQuire = rag y pst eant q pfssalsb
asd give der PFUHy note tr ne Is PeH eens bssaR
inieFusa Hi Q per ceni- Pw anHtnn, AneF exp f4ass
insurance. taeT pkftiripale b fbq H7a5,s, - :. =
CosEJmen 1 sefsng AZ oaly Eaqeired y pay % -
~ut prsHsisms go 90 ths nzas &c he Fsasaidssv
- Per cea4
Nhan fhs prvEian Oh the IRgufsaee q rlayssasarass
20 sa0o ard npNar - per cen. 0aiy 3 required aud -
exners ness h< shs hing 20 - essl sef tsFnS
e aigta 81 EFA tfsF6sss - IL
Insaranos sezlast ~ mzes % a rrasaabie asd ~
terms as b. sny otbsf Cnpshy ID ths essse Ananits
grated aaa al kinds q LIS InsufsEss nads % A. 81
saa equitable terms By aay eslws compsny ne sea
ry and usat % he insHrcs bfsg niie - ffst o.
ect u he Eecisty. - y FSfss8-9
Appcaasoa g. IHssEaacs " Be nais y sAe sseFstasy
- kshsEae vAeFe every iu3Sm@fi0a Sii y Hpfdsasp
sipsn. EbF Ia HnsaFanses the cstuns41s 81 FSs4zg
Phy.ieiAa naat ssnusAny - Priq,<a psRsin fe ~
WI MEkuoCH ssss1T.
P.e-TAh oPPoEtanty At pE0yidiaE q PrprIding hi
ths families II eaefgyms7 ID tie event q thsf desth -
very aas sxpessS should nat be Neglected ~ arc -
s<eRntioa where the esrensasess q he faSAOr eses
ASzsvniA n O. soy 8 $50 : ) 10 AKA -.
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-09-28

FSsa a. E-amines. dJvgsik, ~ -. 4, T -
Cephslse Ptils aecrnpi.h tliF stsp1 ~ E4lch ia
wsrs faaAe, viz /; Csrp Hsadsces 10 ~ ~ knnA
r. On ne ksanisSr. NuFfsta ~. :. - !
Thsy bass heen .astslln nsfs iise thlasIsd sAiep
vim Fatire se0rszaL sf-.1Fl-.ss =
Fssn ~ ksnssska ShgI,y Ma. Kssd seaa, "
We eafs that psfsehs suffering 9TH Ne hnAdAEie
Who try lhagn. will ssiek - thrm.
PsUa fAs sessafhFa fhtA FGadsg. Aeg 4vlEapA ks.s
Try them. yoa slAt anfie'ed and ~ afa eFs thet
your tsstmsy cd h trd % TIE slsesdy bsmeFss sr
tha. ha- seesiseA hsafAts thai ~ ytssF Eees ssu
Fssa ~ ~ xssn Desa-af i@H
5hs HaHe@ss deasasd e. tie artrls fcephAis PHI
rapidly nersasing,
m - Ca GGsefss DspehpaE Rssa
Mr. So atsng 3osfd NOT cnhassa hh naas4 wifb "a
artis he asA Ast lras % possess red naefa
Ffaa ~ 16tsfibT. Prast4raa1 3.
CsphNIie Pilis aFa teking TIE Plies q Al klnas.
Ssom Ne Csameretai Asgstsa. Basias, hass
saia 10 ii yafy et1saeiess ftE m haadscAe. z
Rtvz ~ Cssansrrfai CseelnaHf, oAfs
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-09-28
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.
THE MINUTE MEDICINE.

railways READY RELIEF.
THE MINUTE MEDICINE.
Instantaneous ease IL given hy Railway. Ready Rulti
AL CASES u acute pslR internal "a sSisEta IL stsps
m~nt the msdieang agony ~ rheun,atisIn-
lrb. tE'thshe, burma sealia. cHts aud VTases Shra
,pled oatWAFdiy. TeTtarcz thai Il eoatinasd Heaid
,Hss death. arrested by single dose Of u, ~ hSs
nHass. Il susPepds diseases giving time kE thr action
the dthsr remedies Al complaints sasssd by nn
rAI,hy ale. surh smallpox scarlet river, Rs.slp
and GzUe. yellow few chrFa. dye NtaFy, pn-t-
riuia &c are prevented b. It's occasiOaai use Ghsn
ne system /. PsrslyErdoF esyalssd. puanc-s
FA3aTsaeloS Immediately relieving spasaa, cayal
hystertsH. &r. fsF the dsbitAtea Il Il the htst
t~~ir lsoeaehI Infinitely better than alo,b0l IN any
sa Have 90 hand always for Il may be rvqnf,d at
~ H'aassaS and NJ drng VII sapPly he place
DyseatAry.
RA.aRsafssrl. Rhenmztlsm,
Guut. 9oet,
an Fais., Al 1shs,
Add fhantIei.
CUREDI CURED CURED!
By RADwAY:s READY RELIEF and RAD.
VANS REGULATING PILLst
Railways Rensvatibg Reseiseat
viii regrasrHte diiaTdasa hHmaisy, cleanse. enrich
saEs = Ala elssg shin aud LJT eOAspl.xios.
FOR SoRk EYES, ULCERS AND HUA0RS.
TA~SsftSaO ssssasa, ssserss -ta. &vys and RERasag
ElserE
askDr~ The lnlEeasrtioa of RAavS,'s RenoEaiias Re
sysnt ~ the eoasf q elath America the streets II
CAiA Valparaiso Buenea Ayers, Rio. AMI athea PpsIoaa
cities Wss fhEoBgr With peor snd decripid, Worn~Ht
FesauaRts u humanity eote,ea ffom head fot with
q ghtful ami ulcers dischsrging aty and eorTupl
hHBsosS. The ~ Railway RenssAtipE kseoseh has
PeEtss eieansri and hral The ssA ~ ssseg cssg No
uer eFippIsd and disabled FpsHA nsss Cad nd ssre
ssfsa h0aies are he IN hepahe s.rrstss kFia
Asatays kss'yssing Ressiyust slaad In the hsT
vPs By ths Ready Relief ADD Regulating Rls the
aAi repaniss iessE, coFaFsd With EHRnihg aad
aseef, u eonies spnna, clean Abd healthy, ~ Il
tetNay ReRrfies are sold By Druggists, Merchants,
and starskeepets gycsyStlssa -.
Prire Il RadHkyR Ready srlrfi Se-RtA sesessas aaa
q pr battle. RsNays Regulating Piss - eeats pei
81 e~sed WITH Esfa, 2 Pflia In sash Pnk, R-iSSys
teu.rSatinR Ks.sveatl 81 pet Lzstte, -.
JOaH WRIGHT q CO..
Principal Agemis,
~ ci,aSsFvs Ssfsyt a. O.
AADWAT Co . Jehn street. New rsEk Cily.
~ These Rsaaeiss sid ~ pFagsis,s sad sasre-
kcel~ta ssegy Nhtre juan !AChsoe, ~
Nv. - 1sUb-lg, kscxynlE fEsN-
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-09-28

]. H. Renshaw d co. :.
uAvK MosF On EfAtts1s A 9akmfn
i'll EHrs-Boems. % s,t .r
cay sFREE = =
the la-r.st aud a-ss 10 a EsurmaeArs eFsE sgea b
tAtu market osnsstnE n part - Fas PaFtr &a4T and
Racklng Ghalga EelR-artessA FGeAfh Nnt bex esasAl
LSaners Casessat CAira Baaeaas. Tnllss q every Do
,.ripion Bearts al varfoas ssyaA Tia EaGea pTrssss,
waraross WA Stan6a GpriRE Esif, ettqa and Shack
Mattrasss 0at hoaldng tr PetaFe ffzfhes Sc Ae, ct
prices b suit the tneA and ATe psrParsd 70 saaks
Any Piece OF Furniture
10 order that may b as@irpdr 40 "a -.
They uoald tnEsrm th4 elitea9 eftka Sfy that tAry
have jast ree-ivs1 Fine HeeRees ard kssV CO haad
aEss e laasss atEis lssteae Rusial sestS wlseh
thsy gfl sei cheap can BE eeuet IN tie etets-
Tlaev ksEa slso ns4 uGyls Haautcae aAic b pFs
hrFed 81 xrsaf mazy tsthe Mssa ceelHA sad ean -
Iurnished mnch ckeapsE Wegs noe srspaEsd o. teFs
uish Gems e any description when eAliea FIR. St
We will furnish HeaFss 90 car customers In the city
Cor I've daslaSs : tesS - ekhE esMshesFyS lsovt-V
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-09-28
DENTxeTEy,
DR.. P. O. QARDWRLL,


TKpIa0, mAnnnk. geHEEPEslss e1eze Ra
i 50 Ae ss. e 3 8 - 6 ss. Z 3.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-06

while the buildings are as fine as anv in Wor.
ceS'er' WITHIN these buildings are at present
some iour hundred sick aud wounded soldiers.
brought here from the hospitals in and around
Washington--many of whom were particino.
tors in the battles at Bull Run, Biz Bethel
&c. In going among and couversing with
them, find many from New England reei.
ments Only last Sunday special train from
Washington brought 1ne hundred and ninety
five more disabled soldiers, who have recently
been quartered in the Columbian Hospital in
Georgetown. 1t is rumored that battle is
coon to take place--therefore this transporta-
ton OF SO large number of soldiers from one
hospital to another in order Ia make room for
more
Saturday night the steamer Adelaide, direct
from Hatteras Inlet, and one of the fleet that
captured Forts Hatteras and Clark, anchored
here, having on board Gen. Butler and staff,
with eleven wounded rebel prisoners, together
with their surgeon. Our men were detailed
10 convey them upon filters from the boat to
the hospital. Most of them were boys, not
eighteen years of age-Yery poorly uniformed,
their blankets being light, thin shawls, which
each no doubt Il should Judge, by looks were
once worn by their mothers or sisters Most
of them are wounded either in their feet or
legs, caused by the bursting shells. Rev. C
W. Dennison addressed US yesterday, (Sun-
day. giving us full description of the siege
and fall of the forts, and the surrender and
transportation of the prisoners.
The boys of our regiment are generally in
good health, and enjoy themselves finely
The quartermaster department. under the
supervision OF G. f. Thompson, is well con-
Quoted. We have no reason TO complain
plenty to eat and drink, and every thing is
done by the officers in charge of the twenty
first regiment to make our boys comfortable
and contented. There are only five now in
the hospital, who are under the skilful care
an treatment Of Surgeon Gutter and his as
siStants.
Many incidents daily occur which relieve
the monotony OF the soldiers life occasion
ally Il midnight alarm is sounded, which
brings out the regiment in line-sOme but
mere ruSes sanctioned by the officers, while
others have some little grounds for reason.
We expect to remain here but short time
whether we do or not, you may expect to hear
from the twenty first occasionally.
Yours truly, GEES.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-06
FROM THE rwENTY-F1Rsr REGIMENT.

ANNAPOLIS, MD, Sept 2, 1861.
MIR. EDIToR,--The advent and the depart
ure Of the troops that comprise the twenty.
first regiment M. ", from Worcester, are well
known to you but their doings, their where
abouts, since the day they turned their steps
southwark, away from the beloved old Bay
State, may perhaps be of interest. On arriv.
ing at Jersey City we left Immediately for
fhiladephia, arriving in season to partake Of
a Dounteous collation. furnished by the ladies
of that city. While in Philadelphia three of
our regiment were severely injured between
the cars, and one, it is said, has since died
Soon after arriving at Baltimore, we received
orders to occupy Patterson Park for our en-.
campment. This park is situated in the north
eastern part Of Baltimore commanding one of
the most beautiful and interesting of sights. at
our feet, as it were, lay the city of Baltimore,
with Its monuments rising here and there, and
lis broad paved streets. 1t was on Sunday
that we pitched our tents here, and, on Wed.
snesday night, we again received marching Or
ders, and ON the following day, amid drencl.
OF march for the Washington depot, where we
again took the cars for Annapolis Junction and
Annapolis, leaving four companies at the
junction. The remaining six are quarlered
IN the buildings connected with the Naval
Academy. We stopped at the Relay House
long enough for our band to play two or three
tunes, and t. salute the fourth Wisconsin regi.
ment, stationed there.
suppose many of our Worcester boys, who
nave had the privilege of riding after one of
these ili.begotten, ill-shaped looking engines,
(which are found only at the south) can ap.
preciate our ride, when we say that our regi.
ment was till three o'clock Friday morning
before we reached Annapolis, starting from
Baltimore about five P. NJ. the night before.
We are now quartered within the buildings
connected with the Naval Academy, and, to
say the least, it is the finest place for barracks,
or hospitals Tor the sick and wounded, that can
be fouud-the grounds are ample and spacious
enough to accommodate thousands of troops. |
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DEATH OF GALLANT Son OF MAssAcuU.
Sets The telegraph, yesterday morning
announced that Corporal Dix and five men
of the Iowa regiment were surrounded by
rebels, in farmhouse near Hannibal, Mo.
and that in their gallant and successful de-
fence Corporal Dix was killed. The Boston
Journal states that the deceased was son OF
James II. Dix OF Maiden, in this state, and
brother of the editor of that paper. He was
young man scarcely twenty-one years of age,
but of approved courage. which had com.
mended him to the confidence of his superior
officers, and the esteem of his companions.
The affair occurred before the 18th ult., as
appears by letter of that date published in
the Keokuk Gate City, in which the writer.
after giving an account of the death of Mr..
Dix, says He was good soldier and an
efficient officer-one much respected by his
company, and was always very lively and
jovial. l can hardly realize that he is dead
he always seemed so gay.
The flowers that bloomed the briphtest
Are soonest doomed to fade;
The forms that move the lightest
In earth are soonest laidin
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necessary clerks or the subscribing public,
consequently Mr. Cisco was obliged to ar.
range with the banks of this city for the is.
sue of treasury notes over their counters, in
the same way and on the same terms as at the
sub-treasury With these increased facilities
will come an increase of subscriptions, and
there is scarcely doubt but the whole $780,
0OO,OOO guaranteed 10y the banks will be taken
by individual subscriptions alone. When of.
hces are opened, as they shortly will be,
through the whole country, the people will
take almost if not quite, the amount asked by
the government-Sl50,0 900. Finance, like
peace, hath her victories not less renowned
Ihan war, and the subscriptions to the popu-
!ar loan are proofs of the peoples confidence in
lle energy OF the administration and in the
perPetuity OF our government, hardly less
poTe st ana effective at home, down south
forces. ~ WA
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CITY AND COUNTY


Hon. HORACE MAYNARD member of con
gress from Tennessee, will address the citizens
of Worcester, at the City Hall, tonight, upon
the present crisis in our national afairs' III
support of the constitution, the unlon, anu
the enforcenfen. of the laws, He is most
eloquent and able speaker, and, although
southern man, is staunch advocate OF me
Union, and favors the most vigorous measures
for the prosecution of the war, and the putting
down of the rebels and traitors against 'he
laws. Mr., Maynard speaks by invitation OF
many of our leading citizens, and will no doubt
draw crowded house. 1t is expect the
MAYOR will preside
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same date shows how widely spread was the

same date shows how widely spread was the
decentralization of those dark months =
Estate HEADQUARTERS, OHIO MILITIA AND
Arms VOLUNTEER MILITIA, QUARTER
! of MASTER GENERALS OFFICE, Coll
Ohio. UMBUs, September II, 1861.
A. HrcHcocK-Sr: Yours OF the LIST OF
Fehy is received Our Legislature is now IN
session and of course ! am much engaged IN
dancing attendance to them-l have at present
only few old traps that are for sale cannot
at any rate sell any until they adjourn am
somewhat expecting them TO make an appro-
priaion to purchase some new arms, am NOT
at present prepared to sell or purchase either.
win advise you when anything turns up
Please send me the amount of that balance
which have not drawn for l have mislala
the memorandum. I hope you are making m'S
southern trouble pay.
Yours ID. Il. WOOD. -
Iftbe fuss blows over l shall have more stun
to sell and if not we shall want TO purchase
There is very much more of the same sort
showing that while traitors in congress were
poisonng the public mind with sedition, while
traitors in private life were sent up to wash
ington to make delays by talking OF com
promise and peace, while traitors in our own
midst were urging on the rebellion by ira
ducing the motives and magning the purpose
of the chosen and constitutional rulers of the
republican, this time there were dangerous
enemies by our own hearthstones putting with
delberation into the hands of a concealed foe
the weapons with which he was to strike us
to the heart.