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Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-02
NEWS FROM CHARLESTON.

copy of the Charleston Mercury of Nov
% has been secured by the Boston Evening
Gazette, from which the following extracts and
items of news are taken -
Gen Drayton, in letter to the governor of
South Carolina, says the negroes are behaving
WE'LL and while he admits that the negroes OF
a teU plantations were insuOor,linate, lie says:
IL would respectfully advise that all planters
and oversees. who are not mustered intO SER
vice and are owners or agents OF property
upon the main land should, without delay, re-
turn 10 their several neighborhOods, and thus
by tllCir presence prevent recurrence of that
eXcltcmcnt among their people which has been
due in great measure 10 tllcir absence.
TINS Is dated at Camp Lee ilardeev.Ile, and
shows that the stampede was very extensive.
To TUE ClrrzESs.--Every train will bring
large numbers of soldiers, hungry, tatigued,
and many perhaps sick and FAINT retresh-
ments are ess initial Immediately upon their
arrival. Our city council has appointed the
undersigned a committee to attend 10 this
matter. The new building erected as depot
Tor the South Carolina Railroad Co., has been
kindly given up for the accommodation of the
soidiers, AID Col. Walker has procured the
American Hotel aS reception hall Tor the
SICK and disabled. We want cooks, walters,
nurses, fuel, hospital stores, SC. Our citizens,
aid. All communications should be addressed
to Prot. f. S. Holmes, the superintendent, at
his residence, corner of Calhoun and St. Phil
lp streets, or at the depot of the South Caro-
lima railroad. H. Il. BANKS, +. 5 HOLMES,
j. ). RIGGS, committee.
The following shows that in Charleston
there is pressing want OF greater security =
PROCLAMATION.
MAYORS OFFICE. Nov. %, 1861.
], Charles Macbeth, may or of the city of
Charleston, hereby most earnestly appeal 10 the
citizens of this city 10 come forward and
sist the military and civil authorities in put
ting Charleston in proper state of defence.
a large number of laborers are wanted, and
called for, on the works now progressing
around the city; and surely there is a suffi-
cient number OF unemployed laborers TO sup
ply the demand. Proper arrangements will
be- made for the superintendent and subsist.
ence OF all labOrers who may be rendered,
and confidently hope that every citizen OF the
city will, without any further appeal, come
forward promptly and report at the City Hall,
the number of laborers he can contribute.
CHARLES MACBETH, May or.
The italics appear in the original Glow
many laborers he can contribute
'The Grand Duke Constantine, grand ad
miral Of Russia, has invited the traitor M. L.
Maury late OF the United States Observatory,
to take up his residence iE Russia, where he
may in peace continue his tavorite and useful
occupation
The French consul of Charleston notifies
all French subjects to bring him proof OF their
nationality, and he will furnish them Ger
tificates which will exempt them from military
duty"
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-02

lHE Missouri correspondent of a Cincinnati
paper reports the following as the language of
an old Dutch slaveholding planter in Westport
Mo, speaking OF himself in the third person !:
"Old Vogle's got lots o niggers-govern-
ment may take EN- all-burn old Vogie's last
house, and take his horses and cattle-wlat-
ever they want OF old Voge's they can ave.
Old Vogle's got five thousand acres of land in
Westport. Ii secesh wins, old Vugle's land
not worth dollar an acre drive them off,
and old Vogle's land is worth S25."
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-02

WoRTHY OF IMTATIoN-Ion. Sullivan
Fay of scarborough, one of the most wealthy
citizens of the town, has employed the present
year more than fourteen hundred days labor
of men, besides a large amount of team work,
in making improvements on his farm. This
he has done partly to give employment to men
whose families are dependent on their daily
labor tor support. The example is worthy of
imitation by other men Of means.-Bosion
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-02

OFFICERS COMMISSIONED The following
were issued at the State House
on Friday last =
George W Baldwin, LIST lieut., 18th regiment
John b. Burt ID lieut., 7th regiment
Leonard Wood, captain, 18th regiment.
George S. Ball, chaplain, 2lst regiment.
VIM f. Melton, 1st lieut.. 10th regiment
Charles L. 1ilden, LIST lieut., Goth regiment.
Henry L. Abbott. list lieut., 10Th regiment.
Henry II. Sturgis, lst lieut., Goth regiment.
August Mueller, lst lieut., Goth regiment.
Arthur +. Curtis. I'd lieut. i, 10th regiment.
VIM. Z. Riddle, ID lieut., 20th regiment
Albert Gordon Bowes, I'd lieut.. 20th regiment
James Murphy, I'd lieut. Goth regiment
A. w Beckwith, captain, 10Th regiment.
George w May, captain, 10th regiment.
Charles L. Cabot, captain, 2Oth regiment
Charles p Horton, 1st lieutenant, I'd regiment.
Eugene ;. Shelton, I'd lieut., I'd regiment
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-02

In sterling Nov 2l, Charles \ Rice to Sarah II Rus,
both OF Sterlin.. -t t'
IN OxtUrd, Nov q, Issachar Shum,yay fl, Fp,,,, I
Lamb, both Of OXlOId " "
In Earthboro', N9y 81 Henry Walker Pratt, ESQ, to
Mary Elizabeth FIske. both of NoItlb0ro
Ia WeStbpro Nov H. y Pur; er OF West Rnxburv Ia
Sarah NJ Wight Of WeStboro' 2lst Chas Henry Deans
Esq, of Mcdwar, to Mary II Harris Westhorn; Alfred
Allen OF sudbury. to Ellen \ Andrews of WosthoroI
IN Franliiigham No, 20, Jones Newton of Westboru'
to MARGARET NJ Ross of Frammghan
III West BrUokfeld, Nov q. HCnrv O Wiley of Wost-
boro to Jane Brown of W est BrO0kfeld.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-02
CONFLICTING RUlIORs OF THE RESULT


CONFLICTING RUMORs OF THE RESULT.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 30.-The American has
receive I'd the following The Richmond Dis.
patch OF the 18th instant gives the following
particulars of the fight at Pensacola taken
from the Pensacola Observer ut the 22d and
23d of November. The Observer OF the
22d thus announces the beginning Of the
tight-
AT five minutes past ten o clock this morn.
ing heavy and continuous fire commenced
at the forts below. What il is or on which
side it commenced we are as yet unable to
say. Up TO this writing tone O'clock the fire
still continues, and we can only give The hope
that the bombardment has opened in good ear
nest. We shall publish the news as fast as we
get it "
LATER.-"We learn from person Just from
the navy yard that the fire ,caS oDened from Fort
PickeRS upon the confederate steamer Times.
and was returned by our batteries and forts.
The United States steamer Niagara is trying
to cross the bar tor the purpose OF entering lhe
harOor. The excitement ~ the town is i'm
mense. The business houses are closed and
mouse tops are covered with an excited popu
lati0n."
The Observer of the 23d has the follow.
ny =
The firing, as we stated yesterday, began
from Fort Picllens. The whole of thejr fire
during the morning was directed at the steam.
er Times, but with very little effect The
Times came up last night, and with the ex-
ccpiou OF two or three little holes, made with
riff IS shot, she is unhurt. This shows that
their guns are OF very interior quality, or that
Col Brown and his Yankees are all drunk.
very probably the latter. The steamer Nelms
was also IN the engagement with the steamer
Times, at the beginning oI the fire. Only one
shCt struck her, and that did not do much
damage. The Nelms went over 10 the main
land and found the Florida regiment all night.
In passing Billy Wilson'S batteries, She gave
them Il coupe of Shots, which were returned
The frgate Niagara tried hard to come, but
her reception " as too warm, and she had to
b ack out. The only loss OF life that we can
learn oi was that oi Il private OF the Louisiana
tgulars and the wife OF a sergeant OF the ma.
rtne corps-both killed by shell in the nav
yard. great mnry shot and shell tell in the
yard, but they did very little damage to the
buildings Our guns were worked all day.
and must have told with terrible effect upon lie
other side Tue greatest damage done was to
one Of the sllps which venturcd too near our
batteries"
The account then continues =
"At thirteen minutes to eleven O'Clock this
morning the fire re opened and still continues
at a very brisk rate. The peonla ar, maj so
much excited as Yesterday. and we can see
every appearance OF a determination 10 resist
to the last extremity, il need be. But every
one seems to place unlimited confidence in tIir
complete success We hope ile bnmbartlment
will now continue until the matter is settled
Aurrah ior the SJuthern coniedeiacy ! huyrah
Tor "A little more grape!'
The Montgomery (Ala Advertiser Of the
11th sa,s.-
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-02

Five Young men, who had been intimate
associates for years, were rehearsiug one of
Shakspeare's plays at a store in WIlkesbarre,
Pa, few days since, when, coming to a sol
ders scene, one of them seized gun stand
ing near, not thinking it was loaded, and fired,
another of bis companions receiving the charge
in his neck He died instantly.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-02
Spetial ylottfes.

DIR. y. Wesley Kelley, Analytical Physician,
VIII he in attendance at the Medical office, l4} Ma in
street, worcester 10 consult with patients upon all dis
eases, during THURSDAY and FNIDAY, the 9th and
6th oi Dccenber tO7fce adUtce Hee) Ladies and Gen
Heheh are thUHed 10 cal. d6t&w2t M
Dr. g. N. JenclSs has far recovered from his
late Illness as TO pc al his office again att nding
mess. No. 239 Main street. diff ms
Every House ought to contain good
CLOTHES WRINGEB.
Every i ard ought to contain one of the new
CLOTHES DRYERS,
Call and see them at
BROWNS KITCHEN STORE,
ME diff 96 Main street
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-02


We have received from Col. Devens a copy
of the military order concerning the nav of
Hi, ,.,.., ,,-;.,-, - ,,. nc ea,.,,
So'''''' " ''o "ie ~ ''So'si' "a val - S'"'''
every one understands that their pay goes on
gust as it they were still serving with their
regiments but nost nj fbosa Interested rrob-
~. ...,t;,
""'y' u" i'o' u'e' s'"'ii nv "'e 'AeN ~
receive ther pay, o. What formahtles are nee
essary to secure it. Therefore, they should
read rbe folow;no o,,l,.r carefully and nreserve
-.
~ io' 'u'''e ie'e'e'ec
WAR DEPARTMENT;
A6Jwd"kGe Oglce, W aSa'hgsoH u. T.,
Oct. 70, lo6I'
GeneF@ Ofael$, 40 W:
Inc Ioho"lhg pan lor paying 10 the iami-
iieS ol eihSefS ana SoIdierS IN the service OF
the Uhi'ed otales' "ho are or may De prison.
ers oI war sums aae iHehl ny the government
having oeen approved Oy the government, 1t
IS pup ished ior ihe dement, OF all concerned
Fayment VIII be made 10 persons presenting a
written authority rom prisoner 10 draw his
pay, oi without such authority 10 his wife, the
Suatuiah Oh ms minor ci'iiuret' OF his "ld2"eu
HmnIi,a,;,,, ~ ,,,e 49, 'is" ,'', d
the sepior paynaster of the district in which
the regiment Of tile prisoner is serving, and
mist De accompanies " Inc certIhca'e OF
iuHSS VI d SOLi VI ti'S Cliteu CI'ttes vi d uie-
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-02

GEN. JAMES II. LANE OF Kansas addressed
large audience in fremont Temple, Boston,
Saturday forenoon-oi course, on the relation
of slavery and the war. Ii was an otf-haud,
impromptu address, delivered upon short NJ
tice to crafty his personal friends, chiefly de-
voted 10 the war in the west, and TO justifying
the Kansas brigade from the sanders which
have been repeated about them. The impres
sion left by his speech was that the Ka sas
soldiers do not take to slave-catching kindly,
but on the contrary, that there is generally q
stampede Of the "coutrabands," =" wherever the
much-abused 'jawhawkers" 90. He had lost
he said. his old reve enc Tor the institution,
and held the deep and profounl conviction,
that any policy which did not put the slaves in
motion toward freedom, would close with dis
aster and defeat.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-02

CAPT. NATHANIEL GoRDoS, Of the slave
ship Erie, who was convicted of piracy before
the United States circuit court, at New York.
has been sentenced to be hung Friday, Feb
1882
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-02

The municipal election in New York city
takes place tomorrow. There are three can
didates in the field, between tie supporters
of whom the canvass has been warmly con-
tested. The republicans and large portion
OF the heavy tax payers have made an honor
able and spirited movement in behalf of
GEORGE OPDYKE, with some prospect oil sue
cess. The Tammany democrats are rallying
around the name Of C. Godfrey Gunther, and
the rest of the city under the lead of Fernando
Wood The latter, in proportion to his capa-
city and opportunities iur mischief is undoubt-
edly the most dangerous man n the country
now at large and unpunished lie is equally
the friend and coatddnt of the co rupters and
corrupted in morals, an associate OF policy y
dealers and gamblers, as well as IA public rob
ber, and within the past year has been present
ed by the grand jury for reasonable express
sions and conduct designed to give ''aid and
comfort" to the enemies OF the government,
with whom his secret sympathies have always
been bound up. Il there is not virtue, or dig
nifty, or patriotism enough'in the ci OF New
York to defeat the execrable villain, the coun-
try NAV well despair OF its great metropolis
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-02
THE TEFIRTY-sEvENTH CONGRESS-.
Monday, Dec. =, 1861.

SENATE.
President, Hannibal Hamlin of Maine.
Clerk, John w. FoneN OF Pennsylvania.
U.-Union. r. Republican. O,-0pposition.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-02

r CHlNE.-The Letters Patent originally issued to
stephen Parklurst MAY l. lS45, the ''Burrng Ma
chine. the 18th dav OF pr 1889 eX teuded for
seven years from and after the lst gay May, 1859
The undersigned ara sole OF suia extended
term, and no rcrsun party has right make use
seH he machne without right derived from Ami,
in order that t:cFe may be no misunderstanding,
hereby Civ" notice that riaht the exclusive
joyment # sad invention will be protected by every
proper legal means, and all persons who make, or
use these machines without right from Us, will
promptly prosecuted for damage $50 machne, and
iniunctions to restrain them from further
As the Atlas Manufacturing Company lave a license
to mInua tlre said ua hines No 203 Center street,
in the CITY Of New York, where il is convenient
uaeturrs to get them, here can be aiiatin apology
for Inlrlngenents luOi rights
Mr.. 3 H. PAlKllURSr is the gent of the Atlas Man.
ulaetuTInr Company, and is generally ia attendance at
their Oilce FRANCIS MORRIS,
CHARLES a BULKLEI,
h2J d5lnH kOHN. w. RCSAELL.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-02
1ot1ees.

TE'HE tARAlERS' CLUB will have a
Il meeti#g at the usual place, on MONDAY Evening
Doc. 2, at clock. general attendance requested
Fer order. WALTER BiGELOW, Chaifnau
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-02

Col. Derens writing Nov. 28th, says, the
regiment was paid off "last week." by pay.
master Jordan, whose address is as follows =
major Jordan, paymaster U. S. A, Washing.
ton. ID. CO
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-02

I VEN TRAL BANK. = The adjourned
~ meeting Of the stockholders of tle CentTal Bank
will be held at tneir thanking Rooms on mon BAY The
2nd day Of December next, at 10 O'Clock ~.
GEO. =. uARTSIlNRN, Cashier
Worcester. Nov. 25 1856 itd2 n56
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-02
WORCESTER LYCEUM AND Ii
w BRARY ASSOCIATION

Nv OhCESTER L{CEUM AND Ii.
w BRARY ASSOCIATION.
]. 4 II 4 IL Il S-IsGI-G2
n NJ r. g II MICS HALL.
HON. DANIEL $. DICKINSON, Saturday. Dec. a.
REV JOHN WEISS, Thursday, Dec. 10
RALPu WALDO EMERSON, Thursdav Jan .
WENDELL PHILLIPS, Thursday Jan l6
JOHN b. COUGH. Thursday Jan 30
REV. T. IL CHAFiA Thursday, Feb, lS
Tickets for safe at the Book Storts
E'"Ice-For the Course Ga2 cents; for Single Lee
ture 10 cents
Doors open at G4 O'Clock, Lectures commence at 71
,,,..,.,. GEO. f HOAX, President.
\. NICE DAVIS, See'y. DIT n3l
w E S TERN TIC KETS.
NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD,
to all prcipal Cities and Towns in the orth WESTERN
Western, a.d south Western states, for sale by
JOHN BoYDEN, Agent.
myll distf No. Lincoln House Block.
TPICKETS FOR THE WEST.
By ALL ROUTES.
Inquire OF II. NJ. yvITTER,
Worcester and Nashua Railroad oGce,
No. Bank EIOck.
NJ dG
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-02

DIR. Sweers EnFIIlfbIe l.inImrnt is truly a
friend IN need, and every family should nave it AT hand
O23 dNwly
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-02

a. 9scF. Esav.a. Attorney anu Counsellor az Nv
Brinley Row, Main street, Worcester. dtf ia4
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-02

tents Fine shirts made to order in the most i'm,
PoNeu ny le ana III The best manner at short notice
Ci CE A y :, " ALbRlDGE, No. American House Block
. w "''eiHs cut dtf u3l
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-02

James Cook OF Fall River, who wds severe
lip injured last winter, by being thrown down
by sled on which some boys were coastiDg,
in one of the public streets, has commenced Il
suit against the city, laying his damages at
$50 900
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-02

IIt07II VIIe T IIIllIIVIT'T0 IIIUIIVT' 0VV'T J
We are permitted TO copy the following let
ter, written to a lady in this city, from rela-
tive in Charleston, South Carolina. The state
ments made therein may be relied upon as an
accurate description of affairs in that city at
the present time
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-02

, %. =. RfarrIs, Dentist. 1853 Main street opnost,o
the new Mechanics Hal Building ~ N'Fs" ,9s
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ATN a
Insurance Go. OfHaPtfOrd.
INCORPORATED 1910.
ClDital & Surplus, S2,1941OO.O2.

Ths INCOME Of this Company Is DOUBLE that Of
any other Rire Insurance Corporation in die
United States
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Ths Reatinoar Il Irn,hinr,nn.

The Boston ZFa9SSgfDt copies from a
pamphlet entitled BsrsEs from Gen.
Washington to several Of his friends, in
June and July, l77G% republished 10 Phil
adelphia in 1895, the following extract
Of Il letter from Gen. Washington TO Mr.
Lpnd Washington, dated New York, June
l2, I77O.
ave have lately had general reyiew.
nnd7l have much pleasure in informing yo,,
that we made better appearance mud.
went through our exercise more like sol.
diers than had expected.
"ihe Southern States are rash and bIa
meable in the judgement they form of their
brethren of the four New England States.
do assure you, with all my partially for
my own countrymen and preiudices
against them, | can but consider them ns
tue flower of the American Army. Thev
are strong vigorous, and hardy people.
Injured to labor and toll, which our people
seldom arci and thoHgh our hot and eager
spirits may suit better in n sudden and
desperate enterprise, yet, in the way in
which wars are now carried on, you must
look Tor permanent advantages only from
!nat patient and preserving temper which
Is the result of labor. The New England
ers are cool, considerate and sensible,
while we arc all ere aud fury. Like their
climate, they maintain an equal temporn-
ture, whereas we. cannot shine but We
burn They hive uniformity and stabil-
ity of character to which the people of no
other States have any preteutions; hence
they must and vii! always preserve their
influence in this great Empire. We're it
not for the drawbacks and disadvantages
which the influence of their popular opin.
ions on the subject of Government have on
their army, they soon might and probably
would give law to it.n
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dergO drum head trial and be immsdi-
ateiy shot. slacla1 gilleseape death, hav-
ing taken NO part inatie meeting.
Company G is composed of the Neptune
Fire Company Of Pittsburgh. The men
generally are fiuegst, both physically, and
morally, but there are few pugs, Hs is
usual in city engine companies. Such are
the present criminals. Unpnnished, muir
dering, thieviug Foughs. most of their COM
pany are glad they nre rid of them. When
two more, who have deprecated on tbs
eommissary department, have had their
heads shaved, been branded with a 7 on
the thigh, and been drummed out of camp,
all the hard nutswill be gone. They are
ever got with the company, Bell was sbot
all over, eight or ten balls having entered
bis body. HiscoantenRnre is torn and dis.
tPrted hideously. The mail. traia comes
ana ~ must close. G.
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FROM GRAFTON.
[sFoeI.l corEs.pondeaee of.the 1ptellIren,


GRAFTON, June 18th. 1861. 30
Nothing going on this morning, and no
word from Phillippi. Most of the troops,
however, at this point, are in readiness to
march Mt II moments notice. 1t is sun.
posed by many, that no real cause of alarm
existed ut PhilIippi. The Colonel COM
manding there is pretty much of n sensa-
ZIONIST, and any country gossipis sufficient
to make him believe that the entire force
of the Confeds are about to attack him.
Speaking of this Colonel, reminds me of
hls official report of the Phfllippi affair.
which was published in your paper some
days ago, and from which it would appear
that there was no LIST Virginia or 10th
Ohio Regiments on the ground. was Mt
PhilliPpi, saw aud talked with most of the
officers and men, and from them learned
thnt portions of the 10th Ohio and Ist Yir-
ginia Regiments were the first to enter the
town, aud that Col. Dumont's immediate
command was not seen in town till the
fight flight and pursuit was all over. Col.
Kelly was not carried TO his quarters by
Col. Dumont's men, but be was carried by
his own men, after walking about one
hundred yards, leaning on Lieut.. McNee-
ley's arm. Lieut.. Men. was the first man
who knew anything of Col Kelly's being
wounded. 1t is certainly known that
many of the assertions in Col. Dumopt's
repnrt are Incorrect.
Col. Kelly, | trust, will he well in few
weeks. when the public will get a report
'h"t may be relied on. Mac.
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SWEET POTATO PLANTS, TOTA-
y TO'ANO CABBAGE PLANTS received daily
from the hot beds, aud for sale by the thousand
hundred aud dozen, at the lowest prices. by
JOHNSON FROST,
uylo No. 2l AIaf1 Street
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Special Notice to Farmers.
Spring & HarEest implements.

JOHNSON \ FROST CALL TUE ATTENTION or
- Farmers and Gardeners to their own make OF
tItON DOUBLE SHOVEL PLOUGIlS, with the nat
from oeing thrown upon the young coru: these
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onoNei fl9ughs nude expressly for and fIlly war
Iantsa. steel teeth expanding CultvatOrs, either
wooden or Iron stocked with the patent reversible
FORKS, with tho new SOLID STRIP FrrrIE Fotr'
together with Har'ien aud Field IIces Of Rll xii ds
enh nt very superior workmanship. We would call
particular attention TO the fact that we are tIo
GsErrGL agents aud the distributing house for
MOons IMPROVED MOVING MAJHINES for
1 siA eoEnues In Ohio six counties In Pennsylvania
luLy warranted JOINSON & FROST
N.Y. q Main ST.
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SPECIAL NoIIcEs Double the above rates
early Advertising on reasonable terms aecor-
hg 70 the space occupied und tho number CHANGE
maze. -t .r...-... ITII - -
frOn transient persons or stranp
eFS. TO be P1id far IN ddrdnos -
S%sinesS ~ Cards not exceeding ave lnes $40 psr wear
M, ~ loF az months, bat for shorter period nothing
VIII be counted less than a saunre -4S'A1" u
The privilege Of AnnnSl IJvarit.,,, I. i,.,,,., =.
@ sIe A9NsIttserB' own Immediate business: and ali
r for tho benefit Of other prisons as
of fauetion sales and real estate ssnt In nv tbe
be paid for at the usual rates = '+'<'A ~ t+H'
,1SIAdvertiseinentS not accompanied with written
u cordingIy. --.-' sSN
'ootIsss 5r Political Msetinso to be charged In ali
arriages Notices Of Funerals and aunouncen ent,
eimGns 60 cents each. noyii-'so
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NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS,

~ OOUt-19AH. 9, , EN- 81 y EE9
A RE now reeeivingand opening a very large Stock
IA OF PAHCY AND STAPLE Buy GOODS bought
In Philadelpha and New York. midst the great war
excitement. at panic prices for CAsH. Our Triends
and customers may rest assured that are prepared
TO oder them great bargains IN all kinds Of Dry to0s
mySO COOPER 4 SENSENEY.