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Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-19

Tower Joseph Boyden, Henry Goulding,
Edward Earle, e. l.. Brigham, iona. Luther,
John C. Mason, Samuel II. Cotton, limo. S.
Stone, Dwight Foster, Ichabod Washburn,
Charles W. Freeand OF Boston, and Jonathan
Warren Of Grafton president, Henry Chapin;
secretary, Augustus N. Curier treasurer,
Samuel IL. Cotton. This popular company
have done very succeful business the past
year The amount of property insured is
now S9,2l2,84l, being an increase of S640,000
over tie previous year; and all the losses
have been promptly paid
----sa-------
THE young ladies and teachers at the Fe-
male College brought the fall term TO pleas
ant conclusion, yesterday. In the evening
the chapel was filled by their friends, who
were highly entertained by the performances,
in which the pupils were zealously aided by
teachers and others A great many excel.
lent tableauX were presented, and the Haupt
man Quartette sang Il generous number of
their most popular pieces of music. The
young ladies also appeared in literary eXer-
cises. The performances throughout received
the enthusiastic approval OF the large audi,
euce, and the occasion was one OF unmistake-
able pleasure to all concerned.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-19

Fresh ssutter.-From 50 to 100 tubs of Fresh But.
ter just received and for sale at DRAPER CLARK s,
9j and 81 Front street. DIFF SO
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-19

SmIJh's Curative Cleansing COIr-,.und-A
superior remedy for Headache Burns Sore Lips Bowel
Complaints. Canker. Piles, Sore Throat, &c DC Fo,
sale by BUSH CO., "a Front street. by the dozen on
single bottle at manufacturers prices. decd ySO
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-19

1br. Hattis0H attends to the treatment OF the
Special Diseases Of Women, at his REMEDIAL IN
STIrUrE. No. IS Union St, Providence K. l. his
advertisement of THE GREAT INDIAN REMEDY
FOR FEMALES in this paper. aft fl6
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-19

CIanin is making Card photographs uneqnalled in
this country. Give him call. dtf my2
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-19

Apples, AppIcs.-5OO bbls choice Winter and Fall
Apples, tor sale by DRAPER d CLARK. diff o3l
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-19

SSrs. M. W, EaernIds, PHYSICIAN AND SUCCESS
FIJI MIDWIFE, removed to No. 43 Exchange street
special attention given to Uterine Complains, and dis
eases Of children Office hours from TO a NJ, and
rom to =. b. dit ap4
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-19

Dr. Sweets Inf:lIIibIe E.iniment is truly "a
friend in need and every family should it hand.
O23 d&wlv
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-19

Smithfield Lime, for Blue Dyeing, at EARLE
TENNEG, CO.'S City Lumber Yard Washington
Square. df ms
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-19

S5 rs. y. Goodwin, an experienced and success.
tai Midwife holds uerse in readiness Jay and nightte
a.tDnd to the duties of her profession Residence 10
AgStiEstreet. iii o24
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-19

\. H7cF. Bav!a. Attorney ana Counsellor at Law
Briniey Row, iSSMan sTeet Worcester. dtf ta4
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-19

q. =. FsarrIs, Dentist. t5S Maiu street opposite
the new Mechanics iiaN Building. os
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-19

Il SHIN UNDERTAKER
HIS Coi WarerOOms 81 Front street where can
always be found large assortment of Collins of ali df
lefent KINDS OF patterns, Mentac and Walnut Caskets
OF al sizes Coffin Plates and Robes of the best pattern
ana material. Residence 63 Front street. dtf aul4
AtWOOd's Quiniue Tonic Bitters-Tbe hest
Aromatic Tonic offered the public All Drnraisfs
have it. See advertisement. sep3 endIy
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-19

w. ~. LInISins, Hair Dresser, has removed
10 the Lincoln House, the Express Office Entrance
Maple street dtf Il
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-19

Gents Fine Shirts made TO order in the most inn
proved style, and in the hest manner at short notice
by A WALBRIDGE, No. 2 American House Block
Shirt Patterns cut. dtf al
morse asiani e ets:-Those in want had better call
fore purchasing. DIFF oI9
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-19

In this city, Nov 49, Jane B. wife of Charles Whit
temorc, A yrs mos.
Funeral Friday OF his residence No II Thomas
street at O'Clock p. Relatives friends are in
yited to attend. "
IN this city, Nov IS Charles H. Edwin and Mary
Freeman Is yrs mos
IL UXbritge Nov II, Chloe Elizabeth wife of George
Hobbs, ESD, - yrs mos.
Eunera! in CHbridge Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock
Relatives and friends are invited to be present.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-19

Every House ought to contain good
CLOTHES WRINGER.
Every ard ought to contain one of tie new
CLOTHES DRYERS,
Call and see them at
BROWNS KITCHEN STORE,
pc di 96 Main street.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-19

Two bottesare warranted to cure nursing mouth.
One 10 three bottles viii the worst kind OF pmp
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-19

70 OF three bottles will clear the system of biles.
70 bottles warranted to cure the worst cankcr II
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-19

CIaiiin is making splendid Photographs colored or
plain small Daguerreotypes and Am6rotypes at 1855
Main street. dtt dl
L. ts. Nichols, ~. ID. Homeopathic Physf.
cisn-Olfce andresidence ~ Main street Office hours
nom to and from to o'clock p. ii.
Worcester, October. 20. 1850. diff ais
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-19

Drs. Miller az ChanberISn, Dentists, I4q
Main street. dtI o4
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-19

gOIsN.
In Uxbridae, Nov H. son to Geo W Hobbs, Esq
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-19

MARRIED.
In this city, Nov 10, by Rev W Dadmun Renha
NalkmeI to Eliza MayDerger, both of this city.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-19
OUR PRISONERS AT RICHMOND.

The friends OF the missing members of the
fifteenth regiment were reJoiced, yesterday,
by receiving a large number of letters from
Richmond, giving assurances of their safety.
The letters were forwarded unsealed, from
Fortress Monroe, whittier they were brought
under flag Of truce. The following is copy
of a letter received by Mayor Davis, the
suggestions of which will commend themselves
to tie benevolent and patriotic people OF
Worcester county =
RICHMOND, VA, Nov. 3, 1861.
Hon Isaac Dapis Dear Sir-At the sug
geston OF Colonel Lee OF the Massachusetts
twentieth, we address you as the proper repre-
sentative Of our tliends in Worcester county,
as regards our several commands, now held
with us as prisoners Of war by the confeder-
ate states OF America. Since cur capture at
The battle Of Leesburg October 2lst, we
have been in this city, where we have been
kindly treated, furnished with enough to eat
and that OF good quality, Tomorrow (Mon,
day. we Of the fifteenth and twentieth Massa
ChuSets are TO he sent to Columbia, S. G..
Taken as we were without any change OF
clothing, of course we now teei the want there
of to a great exteut and as our men are not
supplied with money sufficient to procure that
which they SO much desire, we write you, be
lieving that our wants will not go unnoticed.
Col. Lee suggests that through j Amory Da.
Wis, OF Boston, you might receive some in
formation in leiauon to communicating with
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One Day Inter from Europe.

ST. JoHs's, n. F., May 6.-The Canadian
Company's screw steamship North American,
from Liverpool 18th, via Londonderry Goth.
arrived off Cape Race on Saturday, at one
o'clock, where she was boarded by the news
yacht. Her adyices are mainly anticipated
by the City of Baltimore at New York.
In the British House Of Commons. on the
2ith ult., the bill opening tho burial grounds
Of the Church of England to dssenters was
reje 'ted by vote Of 236 to los.
The French journals republish the Pope's
protest against Victor Emanuels assuming the
title Of King Of Italy.
Prince Napoleon has been appointed Presi-
don't of the Commission of Representatives
from France at tho great exhibition in London
next year.
The Paris Bourse the 9th was weak
rentes closing at 6Sf. Sc.
The Italian Chamber Of Deputies, on the
2ith, adopted resolution declaring that The
National Guard Of the South had deserve
we'll of the country during recent events.
General Bozia proposed to the Chamber t
adhere to Garihaldis project respecting thu
reformation of the national armament.
The Austrian Representative at tho German
| Diet had been instructed to ncite the biet no
| to recognize the title of kingdom of Italy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-09

The Union men of Louisville, Ky, have
elected their candidates to the "Borier State
Convention by n large majority. There was
no secession ticket in the field.
AT Portsmouth, N. H, on the 4th inst,
Augustus jerks, the Collector of the port,
being suspect ted of sympathzing with seces-
sion, was waited upon and compelled TO hoist
the American flag.
The steamship Virginia, Kelly, heretofore
running bet weeu Phlladelphia and Richmond
has been chartered by the Federal Govern
ment.
The engines and cars of the Alexandria and
Washington Railroad have been transferred
10 the Orange and Alexandria Railroad.
Commodore Isaac Mayo, a veteran officer
of the u. 5. Navy, has rendered his resigna-
ton.
Anthony Philip Heinrich. the celebrated
musical composer, 6ied in New York last
week, In the Slst year OF his age.
DR.. Antisell, late assistant examiner of the
Patent Once, has been promoted TO the place
OF chief examiner.
The brokers of LynChbuTg Accommodate
the soldiers by taking the notes OF Southern
banks at par.
Asuspicious character who has been travel
ing about Maryland and Virginia, was ar
rev ted IN Fauquier county last week
The Warrenton Wing, Fauquier CO., Va,
| has been iscontinued. The editor IS III the
! service OF his country.
| The County Court of Weetmoreand, last
! Court day, ISSUED the bonds of The county for
| 81 900, TO alu the volunteers.
| The New Orleans Light Guard, of Louis
! lana. and the Davis Guard Of kentucky AT
/ rived in Lynchbnrs Tuesday morning.
| a recruiting Office for Federal soldiers h
| been opened in Baltimore. Eighty one en-
! listed on Monday.
Ex-Governor German is to head regimen
from Minnesota.
The County Court Of Monroe has appropri
ated 80 900 for the volunteers.
"Iayelock Guards is the name of new
company in Alexandria.
The Court of Appeals of Virginia will no
meet in Lewisburg until the 18th of July.
The Mobile Regiment, at Lynchburg, wer
ordered to Norfolk.
The ladies OF fredericksburg have made up
large quantity of clothing for the soldiers.
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IL QrAsDAaY.-The Philadelphia Ledger
dsYotes al editorial 10 the probabilities OF
what Is going on In Virginia and is evidently
puzzled Ia attempting solu ton OF the matter.
II Then goes on TO say:
The probability is that there is a profound
RnQ very able effort on the part of their Gene
rails 10 conceal their forces until the moment
c. which they are ready TO strike. They have,
no doubt. officers Of the greatest briiiiancy,
with youth and yigor on their side, while we
are greatly lacking in these, and but Tor Gen.
Scott should be still more so. Even he is
about TO remove his headquarters and that OF
the Army 10 Philadsl phia, IL is said This Is
probably on account Of the difficulty OF keep
ins up sufficiently rapid and reliable commu-
nicati0ns with the main body of tho Army. II
IL now we'll known that for about two days
Gen. SCOTS mesgsges for troops were read
and kept ia Baltimore by the rebels, and yet II
was telegraphed back TO him that they had
been Tor waTded.
Thus far Providence has been better 10 us
then we have been to ourselves, unless II bs
that, by some means yet unexplained, the
arms at HaTper's Ferry were not blown UP
Lor destroyed, aud very large and importan
PORTIONS Of those of the small arms, cannons
aAo olher warlike stores, have escaped de
sHection at the Norfolk Navy Yard. How all
ths has happened will be matter for future
,hNes(gaton, and whether any officers have
oeeh treacherous in the discharge of their du-
li"s Probably no nation before ever 80 long
survived such Wholesale treachery and trea-
s'n on the part OF so many OF Its superior OF.
HoeIa. 1t 10 upon the honesty and strength
VI our own volunteers that We must now
rely.
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Alexandria and washington Affairs.

ALEXANDRIA, May s.-The city is all quiet
Ramors of the occupation by Linccln's troops
are not credited.
Twenty three steamers in the United States
employ, arc now in the Eastern Branch Of the
Potomac. Vessels, loaded with troops, ammu-
milton, and provisions, are continually pass
ing this city for Washington.
In Washington, to day, Col. Ellsworth
" Pet Lambs" 100 strong, were sworn in a
the War Department.
Travel between New York and Washington
i. now nterrupted-passengers going b,
! Perryville.
To-day was the day for the Federal troop
to pass through Baltimore. 1t is not know
| whether they did or not;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-09

By way of Alexandria, we have the follow
ing important news by telegraph:
MONTGOMERY, May THE Congress held
a short open session to-day.
The Ordinance of the Virginia State Con-
vention, uniting the Old Dominion to the Con-
federate States Of America, and the treaty
concluded By Commissioner Stephens and the
Commissioners of tho Virginia Convention
were presented.
An Ordinance was adopted ratifying the
action of those Commissioners, and recognz-
ing Virginia as one of the Confederate State;
of America.
Hon. J. W. Brockenbrough and Hon. Wal
Ter K Staples, members elect from the State
Of Virginia, then advanced to the Clerks desk
and having been sworn in, took seats as mem
bers of the Congress.
The other Virginia delegates were not pres
ent.
Arkansas has seeded, and guns are being
fred in token Of rejoicing at the adding q
the tenth star to the constellation.
Tennessee has also finally seeded from tn
Union.
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Spuatur RaVard,

PHILADELPHIA. May senator Bayard, of
Delaware, arrived in this city this morning,
having loft Wilmington, fearing An assault
upon his person. He was accompanied by
two of his daughters. A mob followed him
from the depot, when finally the police man
aged to remove Mr.. B. from danger unnoticed
by the crowd. After staying short time at
the Mayors Office, he left in private carriage.
Mr.. Bayard denied having been lately at
Montgomery, but had been to Now Orleans on
private business.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-09

esy- Bakers Premium Bitters. Are You o
Dyspsptc2 If SO, take BAKERS PREMIUM
BfTTERs. They are the only panscea for disease.
Do you suffer from Constipstion. want Of Appetite
to cure each and all. Do You feel feeble. debili-
tsted, restless at aight and Unexpected for bust
ness BAKERS BITTERS will invigorats your
system, entice the drowsy god to your pillow, re.
fresh your slumbsrs, give you an eIubsrancs oil
spirits, that will make the labors of the day AZ
mere pastiue Vegetable 10 their properties, and
prepafsd with skill, they are adapted to the cure
of all diseases Of the stomach and bowels, and ac
with electric rapidity upon the blood and liver.
x1sts. mn A-so
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-09
Serious Riot in Knoxville.

Knoxville, Tenn, May IA serious riot
occurred here this evening, caused by hoist
ing Union flag and the delivery of inham-
matory speeches. About twenty shots were
fred in all. Douglas, Union bully, a ring
leader in the fight. was wounded, having re-
ceiyed several shots. An outsider, named
Bull, was mortally wounded. Capt. Wash
ington Morgan, who is supposed to have shot
Douglas, brought his company from camp to
within a short distance of the city but was
prev allied on to return. Intense excitement
prevails in the city,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-09

FEok OBJ Poikr-Mr. Decormis, formerly
resident OF this place, bnt latterly OF Balti.
nore, came down al far as Fort Monroe ia the
etsamer Georgianna on Sunday morning,
where be was detained a prisoner for twenty
ioor hours. he states that the authorizes nj
Old Point took the mails destined for that
Iost aud sent what was due here back TO Bal
uIaoIe
VIM. Hopkins, Esq, former deputy coiiec-
p'f al tia port, was aiso on board the teorgi-
anna, as escort 70 two young ladies VINO hhd
Lssn North, and were anxious 70 return 10
lAeu parepta In this city; and come words
ia=stng between him and Purser Bradford, OF
tias Navy, WHO came Gu board At Old Point,
he latter was summarily knocked down BY
We tsFmsr - Norfolk Herald.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-09
A NoIcB FROM NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA.
SAYS the psrkershnrg News. of Nav ID

The citizens of this portion of Virginia are
united in determination to defend ourselves
against Northern aggression. We are also
able 10 do SO. In this Congressional District
We have over twenty thousand men capable
OF bearing arms. We need no help from abroad
aud desire noue, uniesss we call for 1t.
There is a weak AID puerile altem pit on foot
for IA division of the State, started by few
Republicans and their sympathizers In this
section. Not one-tweutieth OF our citizans are
in favor of IL, and the whole thing will end
only IN the disco mftture and defeat of its ad-
voeates. Already are numbers fleeing from
the sinking ship, and the movement Is scarce
ly worthy OF Passing notice.
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ALUM WATER.
VIZ AT E X OF til 4

lot TIED AT THE SPIN 9s.
asNkRAL .AGlNIs for the UNITED STATES,
The reputation Of this wster. as n medic:nA
.g. ut, Is established In Virginia, and many paris
Of the south, and d. is rsridly eStsn.ing over me
:ablished that IL is Of the lew Mineral Waters
which will bear transportation, and that Il has
been kept from tw3 TO five years In glass, without
apparent damage either to it's taste or Its medical
I'ysppsia, Chronic Iiay~Aea and Dssrnfery. Cnvoas
Lirer Di'sass, Srqfu!d and all taandsio' and 80"
&C. have attracted the at ention Of the most emf.
ae1t medical men in every section Of the country.
Dr. Cartwright. Of New Orleans, says: In
ruth, know Of no water in Europe or Ansrics 20
.ieh In medical substances as that Of Roekbr'dss
DR. MoorIpsn, resident physician at the white
sulphur: at Is a matter Of no little importance
hat the PUBLIC should be fully aPprised of the
,trumous diseases especially. They have long
stood reproaoh to our profess lon, and never, but
In these waters, has q remedy been found that de-
serves the name OF specific Tor their cure.' -
Our pauipble: Is flled with letters OF the most
eminent Pfy,1sp s"y ssTf and al
personal knowledge and experience OF the vlr-
mes of this water:
engagements for boltlipg snd transportation ~
shey con fdently believe will enable them hence
Iorth fully and promptly to meet the steadily
| CAUTlON.-Ths unprecedented =, co ,ss Of this
MINERAL water, not only a. used al IN Iouhthtn
by the visitors who have throngsd thitner, but by
invai!ds at their distant homes, has Laturaliy had
the effect to bring into the market to some extent,
| ther waters bearing similar names Therefore,
persons Who wish to use this water wi do we'll to
apply directly to the undersigned, or to their gen
,ral agents. In Richmond, whilst the trade will, In
all cases, procure their supplies through the house
| II PCKckLL, LADD Co., by whom also they i'll
70 furnished with the proper certificates and show
| bills. enrichment
| lueA ALUM POWDERS or MASS, being the re.
| siduary salts of the water, obtained by evspora-
| tioo have been found by long experience to re-
tain the medical virtue of the watsr and to be an
| excellent substitute for the same II is sent witt
| entre safety by the mall, aud 70 remote points
| where the water cannot easily be transported.
| For fnll particulars, see pamphlet.
| We will send the pamph At, post paid, on april
| cation by letter, addressed 10
| FkAzlkK & RANDOLPH, Proprietors,
| Post Office Alum springs,
Rockbridge opnn(v, Va; or to
PURCELL. LADD CO., 1e1 p Agents,
| n A--2m mnnd Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-09

JOIN S. CARLISLE FOR MOB VIoLEEca.-we
have positive information that John s. Oar
Isle, on Wednesday last. while on a visit to
this place, openly expressed his Willingness
10 head mob TO destroy the bridges on the
North western Virginia Railroad and tear up
the track for the purpose OF preventing Viz
ginia troops from coming to this section.-
His reason for this proposed moo violence was
a desire on his part that troops from Ohio
might march through here, occupy this sec.
ton of the state, and aid Lincoln IN his naho-
Nv war on the south. We are glad 10 state
tnat he found not one asserting voice TO his
proposition -Pdrksrs6uro NeDs.
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The Latestvia Queenstown.

tits stated that the Pope Is more than ever
resolved not TO quit Rome
1t is reported that The Southern soldiers of
tho garrsoR OF MOndeTI have protested against
tlaldini's letter 10 Garibaldi, and that ar
res Il had been made in consequence.
Turin ThurSdGy There has been per-
feet reconcilia ton between Garba!di, Count
Cayour and Gen. Cialdini.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-09

ScARcIrY OF MoSEY.-The Washington cor
respondent OF the Philadelphia North Ameri-
can says THE scarcity Of gold and silver
Is severely felt here N well as at the South,
defence, will be compelled TO issue small no ties
AZ currency"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-09

APPoISTHRSTs.-Mr. L. S. Hutter, Jr., of
Lynchburg, has been appoint ted by the Cover
nor as First Lieutenant in the Provisional
Army of Virginia, and Mr.. James bearing,
OF Campbell, as Second Lieutenant in the
game.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-09

INDIAN U0sTILITIES IN CaLIPoRSIA.-Ihe
San Francisco papers of the oath nit. contain
the following additional news
Accounts of Indian disturbances In Hum
boldt and other northern counties are again
becoming frequent, and there seems to be an
organized effort making 10 Kill or oil the
troubles ONE savaErs.
The Humboldt Times of the Goth says that
on Sunday, April Ia, Lieutenant Collins, with
TWENTY-FIVE men, attacked II rancho of lndi-
ans, and in a brief but brisk fight killed
twenty and wounded three others. The next
morning an attack was made by Lieut.. Col
Inns on Il large village, when five Indians
were killed and three badly wounded. The
number of wa rriors in this rancho was esti-
mated al near one hundred and fifty ,bnt they
fled after the first cAarge, leaving The troops
in possession.
AS an evidence of further hostile move
ments the Humboldt Times states that thirty
volunteers for which Gen. johnson made n
req uisition on Gov. Downey, TO be enrolled
for Il term of three months, TO act ms guides,
| were mustered in 70 the service OF the United
| States on Wednesday, April 10Th, at Hum
boldt. They are hrst-rate for service, being
experienced mountaineerf, having their fami
| lies within the dis tricts OF counties infes ted
| by the hostile Indians.
| The campaign is now assuming a shape
| which must result in good to Captain q. >
| Lowell commanding Forts Humboldt and
| CASTOR, and Camp Bragg has already or soou
| will take the field with twenty volunteers
| which will constitute a rather FORMIDABLE
| force Lieutenant Collins, with n detach
| ment OF forty five regulars, is now in the vi
| entity of Van Dusn Fork, a tributary OF lie
| river. Lieutenant Dillon, from Camp Bragg
is probably before this time on the South tori
| of Eel river, with = detachment OF troops
aud before many days detachment from
Captain Under rood = command at Fort Gas
ton will be in the vicinity of the upper Red
| wood creek and upper Mad river.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-09

RAILROAD BATTERY The Philadelphia Led.
ger notices a new railroad battery, which mas
Just been constructed for the railroad service
Of the Federal Government. One OF ING Lons
platform baggage cars has been liked WITH
sides and top Of thick sheet-iron, the SIDES
having port holes and loop holes Tor musket.
~. turn table has been arranged on when
q rifisd cannon 10 70 be placed. The oAuiaSe
for the gun is 90 constructed that IL can be
Aired at any angle, and from any one OF the
portfolios In the side OF end Of the car.