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, 1861-03-28

The SOciete Entomologique Of Paris has re-
ceived curious account Of an invasion Of locusts
which occurred in Poland last summer. They
were in such numbers that, according to on OIL
cial account sent in T. the Government Of War.
saw, 500 corn sacks full Of dad or mutilated 10.
Gusts were brought in in one day. In a certain
village Of Gallcia, government official, Of his
own authority, imposed on every family the
duy Of delivering up to him one korzec $3.50
bushels) Of lOcusts within given time; and In
the course Of 26 days he received 800 korzecs Of
that commodity In the commune Of ROgozno
grand battue Of $3.50 men was Organized
against the locusts, and 200 korzccs were col
lected in six days. The Austrian Government
having imposed on every peasant Of the districts
subject to the scOurge fine Of ono form in case
Of bis not producing kOrzec of these insects,
the poor people, not finding enough Of them at
ONE, actually imported them from Russian
Poland to satisfy the demands Of their Govern
Inent
, 1861-03-28

Lord Rnssmorc. Of Roscommon, Ireland, Is
dead On the night his father died, Sir Jonah
Darlington states, q supernatural visitor notified
the members Of his family. who were travelling
In Eurore, by knocking stealthily at bed room
door, and crvirg " "R"ssmore dies" When the
mails from England arrived, the nocturnal ines.
sage was confirmed. ItF.HU
, 1861-03-28
GALLAGHERiS
HARDWARE ESTABLISHMENT,
Coanm.enrial sfreea Raellneoona. W. r.
GEORGE GALLAGHER,

GEORGE GALLAGHER,
Dealer On Stoves. Hardware, TIRWare, AgFaeul-
turnl implements, &c.,
ITAS ON HAND, AND OFFERs FOR sALF:
alATre and vel selected stock Of The above articles
the lowest ratsA
rnuare and Sheet Iron Of every description manu
etuFed order sot notice. and forwarded 10 any part
the country. Al orders promptly attended 70 .
Sly Commercial st, stsllaeeom-
, 1861-03-28
LATEST EASTERN NEWS.

House amendments to the Post Route bill, and
passed tne ont nus T,,;sS;n sSs D~'1 N'"A ="
OVerIahu man
Mr.. Gwin introduced q supplementary FoSt
Route bill, when was laIu OVeF. ll'
An amendment to the Army bill, aPproprlat.
ing iitty thousand uo'ars lot .ne PTm'coUm ~
emigranr 10 ", 1so", ""s ~" ~ ~, e. ~" ''''
Vee, ""~ ~" cr.~....;., Ia, ,., ,...o1 A.,
Senate. '~' -.
TL. ,o;r,ror,s NJ Conesrerca Commi,,ee
G.ipoo's tne SpP s,rcc lin ,ros on ,oo,;on of M
%.;, SH Dos,noncd t;lI Thursday bv n vote Of
Ioo Tb;S is eonivsl,nt n defeat
The renort Of the Committee Of Thirty. Three
was brought before the House for adoption. At
this stage of the proceedings the House ad.
;ourned. Z :,
TI. go ,,.oOos;,;on N bo votod yror 10 that
os RnrcS 3 Scoit r.commendinr Senatorial Con.
" ,on,;nr en-" - S7
The Peace congress mas uone hot"'hg yet
To-day the Senate Conference Committee on
the Tariff bill agreed to rccede from their amend
ments on tea and coffee, which will probably in
sure the passage OF the bIIL
M iinco,, Ia roccivinc yreot attention n,
Ny.shinc,on and has been formally nr,s,nteJ
with his Presidential certificate.
All Ia NranOuil NJ WAghin0tOn
~. ,.u..., a.. c. T..;.u, .,u ~ n.o
u.oSsJ .ga;ns, G,r treason Thi. moy, mrnt has
Srestlv damaged the secession cause. The Sec
sctsry Of War and Gen, Scott are m favor of
Persecution.
P'OS0'u"O"'
Secretary no. naS ns w., tne uover1o'
Lou'""a 'S W '"N P"'N i'"P'?'
Line broken
The California Legislature has adjourned to
March 10Th. No U. s. Senator elected. -Four.
teen,h hallOt resulted M follows: McDoucal
oa Denver 10. Nuecnt 2I. Phelus 10. Walker g
WASHINGTON ?. IIore 3. Rhodes /,
a,
81. Louis March lst
Besides the pror"Siu"n r'r a Da"y oyerand
Nail by The central route, whhh l'assed b"th
Houses the Senate Yesterday adopted an amend
meut Ia the Post Office appropriation Bill, giving
one million OF dollars to the Pony Express and
Central Route. ...-.T. ......
Yesterday the propositions of the Peace Con.
yention were presented 10 the Senate, and Sena.
10, Seward offered an amendmsnt by Suhstitut.
ing n call for National Convention. Tyler, aud
others Of the delegates, on their return to Rich.
mon,I, stated that all efforts TO obtain Justice
from the North were unsuccessful. and that the
Convention was failure. a ..,. 30
No i,snos;,;,, ,..s r,.,;e.s,.d I,v ro,,,ross 10
,,ss ,hc pronos;,ions oG Tho P,acs Conyrsss.
S
Inc anats Of ue oou.n reme'n u"chahgn'
uSp. lwlsgss na'ns haS o'Sn SreNSh IRON RON me
army ro", a. AZ uano' 10 ~" o"~S. Sh n.rs rS
said that ten. Houston was privy To the sur.
render Of tho property aud forts to the Texans.
o-,,.n..,, ,, ,., A..
,I es'usp. nan's y. ia" sn ma.tTe" W''n MIJ
.nus'sor a''u i" was s'S" ou' '""' '''S'e "ou'u
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, 1861-03-28
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ef n li. sIsnS Iiarl, n elll.cu1u. , 80 IlINl|'N
iaks PlcTuRns n n ~ l.ir'i nSlA q. rnnn.
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, 1861-03-28

Some Of the grand people Of Paris have had
their gardens rOofed over with glass, and con-
vertcd, with the aid Of hot air and extensive i'm
nortatinn of flowers into "ihe most charming
Of winter ParadScS," where they receive their
visitors anil givo i CANT little tGea eidmp.tres,
to the er It admiration Of those who are invited,
and the equally great despair Of those who are
not .s.1-s-. nas r..a.t4e ..f..rgar .rf...r
, 1861-03-28

The London Court Journal states that great
sensation has been cauS,d amongst the princi.
pal Jewellers hy the Introduction Of +scanted
diamond" The stone has been recently discov-
cred in Ava, and las the same value as others,
the same transparency and bril'iancy, and the
same weight; but Il possesses the most extraoF-
dinary quality Of emitting very agreeable Odor
under the influence Of high empcTature-such,
for instance, as is more frequently than agree
ably felt in ballroom.
A strange circumstance is mentioned in let
ter from Paris, of the death Of an old lady, aged
eighty, named rankOucke, who was the printer
Of the Imperial organ of the French Government
-tl,c NoaiLeur. This is singular circum-
stance; but It Is still more extraordinary that in
her family the printing Of that paper has con
tinued from the time Gf its commencement in
1853 down TO the present time. The writer who
communicates this remarkable fact adds" Like
your Spo'tiswoodcs, Woodials, Nichols, etc, we
have our IDIOTS, hereditary typographs forming
the aristocracy Of the craft
A CORRESPONDENT, writing from Gaeta, says
that the young wife of Francis II is always to be
seen in the place Of greatest danger During
the bOrnbardment Of Dec. Gath and 26th, two
officers Of her household were killed in the very
room In which she was sitting, by the explosion
Of a shell. Although the danger was imminent,
\ the Queen did not stir frOm her chair. and gave
orders for the removal Of the dead bodirs in the
coolest manner. The Spanish Minister had also
q narrow escape, for Is he was lying in bed be
received the rather unpleasant visit Of round
shot, which smashed the wash-stand opposite.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-19

when the princes all sat safely on their differ.
ent thrones again, when the congress of Wien
ma made division of Europe, such as is still
the curse of Italy and Austria, when every
promise to the German nation was broken
and Metternich, Cent?, and others like them,
ruled over Germany then jain and Arndt
and all the good patriots who had been spared
in battle unlike Theodore Korner, whom Fate
had bedded softly in his youth and glory)
were banished and stigmatsed as traitors, the
art of Turner" was forbidden and prohibited
as dangerous to the state.
The eXiled art has returned now to its coun.
try, thousands of its disciples from all parts of
Germany, and even America, were received
at Be lin by the authorities OF the town, and
cheering multitudes, festival arches music and
flowers. The first day, with the procession of
the turner's and their reception, brought
the whole town into commotion but we hear
so often now of these professions, of floral
showers, the ceremony OF the conservation of
banners, and all the usual appurtenanccs of
such tetcS, that they seem like every day oc
currences. Moreover the speeches were
weak and fiat Historical "reminiscences could
not be well avoided, and these were so little
tiattering to Prussia, with regard to Jahu, that
ii was deemed courteous, probably, to dwell
on them as little as possible.
What distinguished this festival from Others
OF Inc sort was the performances OF the "Iur-
ners" on the Hasenhaide, near Moabt, which
took place on the second day. This is a large
plain in the vicinity OF Berlin, famous because
jain made his first attempts and experiments
there. Here, with multitudes of people for
delighted spectators, among which were the
Minister Count Schwerin, with his daughters
and the police-director, Won Winter, the
TURNER'S" in their Turner costume--gray
jacket and trousers-five or six thousand in
number, and placed in lines, went through the
movements of the school. 1t was peculiar
and highly interesting sight; the precision and
alacrity with which the different evolutions
and man@avers were executed by the strong
hmbed, tall and well shaped young men, excit
ed real and general admiration.
AT one time, when all the arms, by word of
command, were stretched up high and strait
it reminded us OF field of Indian corn sud.
denly sprung up; tien the bending of the
thousands Of human forms to the right and to
the left, with an accuracy that made them like
one body, might be compared again to the
waves OF a field, its corn ears moved by the
wind. This lasted about an ohur and halt
and certainly formed the most interesting tea-
ture Of the festival. After this tie foundation
stone was laid tit was taken from the house in
which jain was born) of monument to the
memory OF jain, which is to stand in the cen
ter OF the Haseuhaide We hear that Il Turn
verein, with one hundred and fifty members,
has been formed by the Germans in Loudon
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-19
From the London Athennum. Aug. -

centennial Anniversary.
The second great German Turner festival
was held at Berlin in the course of last week
1t celebrated the fifty years jubilee of the
foundation of the German art OF "Turnen," the
technical expression for these gymnastic exer
cises. Friedrich Ludwig jain was the invent.
or or founder of the present shape, (quite diff
ferent from the gymnastic exercises of the an.
cients,) wherefore the name by which he gen.
orally goes, "Turnvater Jahn" The impulse
which instigated jain 10 teach German youth
to use and strengthen their limbs and muscles
i'll manner hitherto unexampled, is stimular
to the feeling which gave birth to the rifle
movement in this country. 1t was the hatred
and fear Of the French Emperor it was the
wish to be strong and match for his armies
Who could doubt that the great muscular
strength Impaired in this, the hardening of the
nerve, slnew and the whole system, did its
part well when it was put to the test, when
the battles were fought.
Jahns memory, therefore will always be
held in honor, as that OF a true patriot who
had helped not little to liberate his country
His reward comes somehow laie. he has rest.
ed in his grave these last ten wears. and did
not'live TO see the art of "Turnen" come into
honor again it was considered criminal for
many years, it was looked upon as high trea.
son. When the German youth had learnt bv
the help OF jain, to harden their frames thew
were graciously permitted to spill their blood
and drive the usurper out of the country, but
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-19

Terrible Fire in Theatre-FOurteen
Ballet Girls ShockiDgly Burned-IIeart-
Isending Scenes in the AuiitOry-The
"Tempest."
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-19
MEDICAL NOTICE FGuMAN- MT

AVA Accoucheur, Physician, and surgeon, late
Taunton Mass having found II necessary his health
to seek location remote from the shore, would
respectfully announce TO the citizens of Worcester and
vicinity that he has taken residence PARK 3 Rect
No t6, of Orange where he be found ready
to attend to any calls in the line of his profession FIJI
teen years experience in treatment of all diseases mel
dent to this climate with good he hopes NIL se
public confidence. special attention given 70 as
ami ~ 10 n m w dtf mysl
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Expresses Tt.

ENULLER'S NORWICH AND WOR.
"A CESTER EXPRESS
OfFIcEs-No.t Lincoln House Block, Worcester; N,
G; Brackenridges store under Wauregan House. Nor,
witch, CT.
All packages should be marked FnHers Express.
Worcester Sept, l..
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TERMS oFADyErTYsTva

ADVERTISEMENTS published in the DAILY or 81.
square for three insertions ead 2Ocents for each sub
Ea4uent insertion. Ten lines or Iess constitute a
square" Advertisements ordered inside, or in any
Prominent place, also those largely displayed will
To charged extra rates Contracts by the year may be
EIade on liberal terms
In WEEKLY, Firstinseron 81 per square,; each sub
tsquent Insertion Is cents
~ All transient Advertisements must be paid IN
10 make quarterly payments
~ NO gTatHttoHS advertisements. No report, reso
l1uons or proceedings of any corporation society or
association and communication designed to call atten.
lion to any matter of limited or individual interest can
ne inserted unless paid for Advertisement
~ The Publishers will not hold themselves respon
oe Tor any errors that may occur beyond the amount
charged for the Advertisement
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no OWNERS. OF TIN ROOFS
THE BOSTON MINERAL PAINTING GO.
having purchased the exclusive right to mauufactuse
and apply

are ready to apply Elastic Mineral Paints to Tin,
Copper, Zinc. Iron Doors, Fences, &c, reasonable
terms
For Tin Copper Roofing this paint superior all
Others both in cheapness and durability what
long been needed for possesses strong adhesive quail
ties and being elastic in its nature readily the
pansion and contract n of he roofing.
This Paint all represent to be- and we most re-
specially refer TO the following gentlemen who have
used it: T. Richardson, Cashier Cambridge CITY Bank:
q Barrett, Esq Boston; Superintendent Boston and
Maine Railroad; Superintendent Manchester IN H. Io-
comotiva Worke; Eaglevllle Mills, Norwich. Conn:
Warden Massachusetts, State Prison; Campbell Whit
tier, Co, RoNbury, Mass.
Specimens may be seen by applying to S. HARRING-
TON, No Seaver street Worcester, Mass and also at
JOHN BOYDEN'S, Lincoln House Block.
C. H. WIGGIN, General Agent. j. II. CURRlER Su-
perintentendent of Painting.
Post Office address, Cambridgeport Mass
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@ L d L l N Il
III q IL Es 49,

N % "a as
OXFORD AND WORCESTER DAILY EMPRESS
Leaves%. +. Pease q Go. : store, Oxford at 8 a. m
Leaves A. W. SAwYER's Music store, 207 Main street:
Worcester, 6! O'Clock p m
All business entrusted to this line will be faithfully and
promptly attended to. o. L. NORRIS Proprietor.
diff
ASGOOD'S PROVIDENCE & WOR.
- CLaHRR ENPBESS-I3y every train. Packages
forwarded Notes Drafts, ana BIS collected and maid
anG all orders attended to with Dispatch oFsI51.1No
Providence 81
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Zeal estate.

-, FOR SALE-A two story Dwelling
X II, House, with Barn attached, and nearly three
s4-fourths Ofan of Land situated near the Grove
street Cemetery. The House is built in thorough man
ncr cstern in the attic and pipes running to basement
which has three finished The above will be sold
at bargain For further particulars inquire at No.
front street. diff apis
A TENEMENT of six or seven rooms,
e on the of Main and Beaver Streets TO rent
with use Of barn. Inquire OF A. BANGS ON the prem.
ises. diff mch16
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ALBERT s. BROWN.
diff

~All Housekeepers should call.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-19

CURTAINS, CURTAIN FIXTURES,
Gas Fixtures.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-19

IL EASTERN EXPRESS,
OUer the Boston & Worcester Railroad.
oFFICEs-No,l Lincoln House Block, Worcester;
Court Streel. Boston.
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Conditional.
GEORGE BURT,
TEACHER OF THE VIOLIN, PIANO. AND ORGAN.


tem9er Ij,.., .u0s q 80, " O1'.i, Decem-
all the Common and Higher English Branches Mathe-
mates the Natural Sciences Latin, Greek and French.
Inquire of the Principal at the Institution, Lincoln
Square. diff au26
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-19

EVIGHTMAN'S FLY PAPER - For
W destroying Flies and Mosquitoes II contains no
poison. For sale wholesale and retail, by
Nj. H. KTFrREDGE,
aus DIFF Nos and Exchange street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-19
iANCERS CURED WITHOUT THE

~ MURDEROUS KNIFE.-DR. JOHN b, WOOD a
alive of the Island of Grand Caymans has after very
ueeesslu practice Of several years Cape Cod,
Induced to extend his practice the country towns and
therefore notifies the inhabitants of Worcester County
and vicinity, that lie will be ready to attend to patients
who will visit write to him, at Provincetow Mass
His applications perfectly harmlesshe knife nerer
used and the of the cancer certain That DR. Wood
Is no mere pretender, and most respectable
certificates from citizens of Provincetowr abGndanty
testify The Or prefers patients to visit him, but
leave home IL urgent. Steamer Acorn
twice a week between Boston aud Provineetown.
~ Address DR. J0uN b. WOOD.
jyfO dlw&w3m Provincetown, Mass.
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SpettatIes. Rf.

SPECTACLES DEPOT, 172 1-2
Main Street. The undersigned most respectful
Elnvltes the citizens OF this place and vicini-
I'll W 70 can and examine superior selection
Mrs. oro 9a - nACLEs, containing his lately i'm
n III n pt1UHheeu FEkisCoPIC CONSERVATIVE LENSES,
III wihch ne vii adapt to far sighted nearest ht-
III eui aged ana weak-eyed persons who NAV de-
III ste 'heTh, according to the true state of their
M eyes: ne material used 10 make the above
III mentioned Lenses in its natural state in niiri-
III ~ bIillianey and transparency, rivals the dia
Sioma, anu Iorms the most beautiful and perfect
F spectacle Lenses ever introduced, and possess.
IN es great advantages over the common glasses
L II In general use. Their perfect spherical form
4 II gives more extended Held o vision. Their
MI purity and transparency OF terial presents
pl less Constructions to the passage of light-over
NItNN comes, in great measure, what Is called by
III Opticians alteration of light. Consequently,
1 lt objects seen through them present themselves
III lin clear, distinct, and natural form, avoiding
II III that glimmering, wavering unsteadiness, un.
III pleasant sensation after protracted reading
Y vi sewing; in fact approaching the per
N.Y. feet lens of the natural eye it Is possible for
III art 20 approach nature.
Many persons unacquainted withthe Optical
Art, are left to select glasses for themselves,
without due regard to the condition of the eve
apractice often productive of serious conse
Qdences preiudicng the minds of the against
use of Glasses. Glasses selected by skfu optcian,
made of the aforementioned material, will instead OF
ALLY.
He keeps constantly on hand small and large spy
glasses; Gold Silver and Steel Spectscles, and Ee
Glasses of all kinds different patterns Opera Glasses
large assortment, for sale and to hire; MagnfynR
Glasses, Telescopes, Microscopes, &c.
Attihcia Eyes inserted and made to order.
Having taken the agency of one of the first manufac
turers of Pebble lenses am glad to sell such
for less mouey than they have before been sold for
thus giving everybody the chance getting bestfo
~ Consultation free of charge
j. RoSENBUsH, agent opticlan,
nv successor to J., Shrisheim
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-06

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writing 'f7;'. fi''' hi"h 7'st tat previous
70 TIC late bstile o. FreaericklOwn y ,ioF
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-06

fIhiS NJ m .h8ft salfiss co. tie lareesi
~ s'.e world. me ne. s. uni. bardel..
e. p pa ceumDa 90 lp ia /. mebusnef.
u dfsifpi'v atef l. - Gel. when io4ded.--
pirns fhe cunlc a War ~ uob'e ship 49,
fmno'et Win adyfft4rc ~. rr.,. Il, IA
transporting treefs si -i,,fo- Tor ,i,., Btti.i,
Afms. hai siirs & d are hi- not been .ef.
Nfnit pa 90 her Gamers, Whca el.,,terea
ny CsFt > sxon. ~ 81 eu,r;,s mi ts.er =, th;s
Aifis t'ua. she llszhigsel clrso of l53o
~ ~ is.sfs,i.i.1iso ala w.s fuof an Tor
Der neN 'ey-r,e. al esith 4 aea q vs.. rIu her
lower hold -ho i 5 . ~ laus of co,l. s ) t69
..,A' lumber hay s,raw. apd cats. BE
."srn ac,A sic ! nrfe4w'it aa'l4iot about
~ losts. al.pw.ag ample 'snsce IA neht
nna ventilation. lhc Stalls are made III
sulpoth p.sitI rIaas with sifuna stsuuchlons
htel into a. e'set es " Tho l.oss are
SPARED a. give secure ipolhol1. The feed.
ms BIKE. are stationary. but tie horses are
divided lt s.u-le Stout louse plank IA either
side, m ioc - - down - nimii the amm.l.
aaa 60 oe pinned - lu ilare The horses
aie loaded nsm tae dock bv -lln1s. ana
ufAen irin IA a.h 81 down The whole ien-th
oi theNt - 80 hat hif-e s,irs a. the
lAst -t.il. thc iexi g. the next add - en- IN
ic-ui-r utfltf. uHtf. fir ilst ,tt.i o. uccup CT.
" ben Use pas - s. IS 81 eiascl
ac nsti e "a j fiut s.a- aL e. o. keen up
wit' the acei e.. 80 itis Z rs hcftuls alone.
Sac 8. t.uel i4v Tie 4 "a lc.i. Il los NE ,ns ~
to i.nea lawasr-. Notwithstanding her
immense -l1e Sire tles bttguiullg. nnl Cut
t.. stfc ~ t-ft Vanderbilt rem irlsei q, our
he a.i,s te.ole she AID, ,hlt he would pull
Her iast ausi .ss lar - any slotfoer "a the
ga dfon close e. 60. Cef. Leievre. pr,-
'rloiHF ape 90 the n 80 careful and vigi.
3 lart g. ia .finers. las tuw double load Of
re-pon-ia '.,y. md be viii uog know what il
81 % hive r, etsv nights sleep amtli he
es-is 30 The haw-,rs 90 the Great Republic
To- 'gs abiAly Nr Vanderbilt las 80 much
confidence that the sleamsr Vanderbilt Ia.
ever beel .i-egci - the am 1uhI OF dol
lr -.nce Sic has been l4unchca
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-06

Wf lcsrs l.am tic R.chmoud ExgmiarT
q. 4 Cass.e. Andersou. E-o iomery oi
Hepm q. VII, lat e. lelev ta,t coau-
irs d IS heen '.aet unc - or in other wDris.
Doe S q l4i.pne ia TeNls. II fiml, sTe
lr.h h on their ~ ID Cincinnati SIR
Atief -. ~ tun~-e rgniia. iesui be :
g hrflaei u ceH S lcfsm
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-06

SlENEs 81 WuD Car The cold corpses
Of Z llocullef a-u. Ns IN the stack CT
Camp " 20 ca. we're hur.ci sOtnewh 4 uii-
ce.ensm ionsiy, and the correspondents Of the
g ne mlqii yaaarsis.. writing Of s.-it %
tbc tr.t. s4Y. -o.c 80 shc -ecesh lsrd rot
s uei Unset 4si ore hand stuck cut
II re citing scr Ais land warrant" says
enc.