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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-23
CITY ITEMS.

uar,Eps GRoy&-Tle " rat R'ginen, OF rth Car
., Volunteers is qasr.ersd at n0ward's Grove, de-
.,fl location short distance beyond the northwest
limits of the civ. During a briet visit 10 the camp.
.erl,v We bad ocular demonstration Of the fact, OF
iS se had already been assured that this regiment
- of the m DIT efficient which has vet come forward
- -,,lir,te the sacred cause Of the South. The men
y MOSTLY strong muscular fellows, who vould, If armed
~ no Better weapons than hickory clubs play havoc
~ an enemy, bu; they are provided with excellent
,,,ssion muskets boEie-knves ETC. and, being fami-
f.,wih their use prepared TO deal death aud de-
.,iou" to the Lin couites with whom in the chances
~ var they NAV be confronted upon the battle field
Toe oficers Of the Regiment Daniel Il HILL Colo.
- & Lee Lieut. ColOael; j. II. Lane, MsjOi; John
Nv Wavt COmmissary; DE. Peter Hines, Surgeon ;
Dr. HAYWOOD and Moore, Assistant Surgeons; Rev Ed
,in Yates, c iPlan.
The fol owing Companies compose the Regiment
EI-sc,m Rifss, Captain John L. BidgMs
y Geld Blues Captain y b. Bill
Uo-,e.s Nest RIA ,s, Captain Lewis s Williams.
R,-ke R.H = Cap;sia O. NJ Avery.
Err.onbe Rh - Captain W W Mcdowell
S,9-hsrn stars Clptuu VIM Hokc
I1legcudent Light lcian;ry, Captain Wrgh, Huske
LlFlve.te Light lnfiRtry Ctptin Joseph B. S.arr
Orlrgs Light flntry, Captain Richard J. Ashe
Charlotte G7eys, Captain Egbert RDss.
The men we're ire sp'rts, yesterday and seemed
p,riectly at home Only Of the companies have
srs. The others cautioned in close sheds recently
erected for the purpose. The camp Is supplied with
water from tao gushing springs in convenient distance.
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E-EsTO TElS LADIES AND GEN
80 MEN on TIVE CRY or RICFMCHD, STATE OF
VIRGINIA AND ALL OTHER STATES We now prepared
10 manufacture Ladies Gentemr MS Misses Boys' Chldrens'
ard BOOTI SHOES and CATERS of description
have entire st Of vorkm'n In employ
nent, that cannot be surpassed here or essvhere
ALEX Hull CO.,
1871 Nsin st Rchn ond, Va
e kinds and Shoes made TO order heretofore
arg A. LOO
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GARDEN SIZED FOR EaLL SOWING.

GARDEN SIZED FOR FGLL SOWING.
" Early Large York Cabbage
DO OIheSrt do
Do sugETloaf do
Lsrge Drunhss5 ds
Do Plat Dutch DO
Early csulf0Gs;s
Round ssvoy 2psrlih
6.l-in Carried ksls
EsTly Better Lsttastl
Do 6sFdy Esnnersulih 40
,-s wM PALMER, SON 4 90,
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTUI:E pAYs.

CARGO OF SUGAR AT AGCJION.-wm be soii
~ at public auction at warehouses. Connsres
fo rEsDAy lessr at ~ oclsck ty Recommendation
tf survey, On account Of whom Il may eouecr5,
fS SI,l,,s., sUdAs.
caro- ofbukeaue Pe-ee put into th port distress,
a voy &. fon Cuba bound 10 Falmouth. England
TEaNs Ca u. MYERS 60.
Norf1 X, May 22d my22-.d'
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Anil 90 -d8tNct2aNnY
WATKENs y EgCNAEN are doom.

ss~-IrS iFATKERS n EECEGLEiN are open
49, leg, "a s mofii g, more ~ it.se
Linen stit. C'olars and sitcvt9) az - cis
Besut fu bioche BiT~yc AasiA.s, very cheap
Fle,ani Printed Orgaudies
sack BGfege Hernanre
Brilliant Luse-ed Heavy Black silks very low
New Styc Black aud Colo. Parasols with many other
new Spring & ds by every arrival
Rich silks BsIeges chaes Barege and Foulard Robes
&c len from rSceni Auction will be sold second oor
at great sacrifice
as WATKINS & FTCKLTN
49, YEAST pow b9GRS,-J w. GAR
49, LICK chnioni Va MANUFACTURES "semple's nfsi-
be Eking Pogder" H only f-oory Of the Kind In the
ogh ard Nv prepared fasG h he entire trade
able terms Northern manufacturers semple Powder vr
gnia preparation approved by all who used RcD0d Way.
Por sale by Druggists and Grocers generally. fe2-u
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GOOD STOCK
OF Books and Stationery,
W. RANDOLPH stn supply ct Old prices, School and
- Miscellaneous Books Blank Book. Of most AL knsS In use
OF manufacture
Books order; and all styles BokbnGng at abort no.
tee.
Car Letter Note DrsEnT, Envelopes pOrE, Copying Wrap
pl-E Paper, &C .
Envelopes peas Ink iuSsnd tape, rubber bands qus pen.
els sAnd glue, Bshzers caes bill holders collecting books,
books portfolios, Tne etsss cards. letter elp desk
kaves, &C az .
E Az Nod, OF Printing executed IN tSe beats, nS2l
TTFNGIoS MILITARY !-B.sss Lstieis for kiI:a'
N ~ Cprs, made 20 order Fad On hand
Companies uTn shed al re,tc1able prices by
AE GRlHAd Brand Gutter,
Next door TO the Columbian Hotel Sh'ekoe SIP,
uy1I Richmond, Va
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U0ypRNOmE MOUNT d GUARD Saddle aud
T strucs With nss before and behind so val and cEup
Z, 4 est Auolv "a y J. PnugaL
aye Qorus fcA and haspthese,
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LAW CARDS.
DAVID :. q. CABELL,

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
DRACuCES an the Courts OF the counties Of Nelson and
Amherst He Will atesd 70 any az business entrusted 70
hm Ia tae sdiacent counties.
81 address Tys R.yeT Warehouse P O., Nelson Co, Va
iz26-'y
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PROF. a.sSEONA4 z We : x T..
WOOD ROa'LntN aaL OH. sou WOOD b'ULblN, r..
w hsvr united IN Practice ~ the law IL the counes o.
Chsrctls, Halifax ani Mec1e-bgrs
WOOD BJCLpIS, -, WOOD BOULpiN
Bovdtan Tslcou Post oEce
Neeslensurs, ,osnty. Charlotte coz atty
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TIE WHITE sULPHUR sPRINGs

GREENBaIER COUNTY, VA
FTIHs celeb HsenE Place VIII be tpeaed for tie recep
4 ton Of visitors on the IS Inst.
TY3Ys BoARD.
For period after ration Of so days 1O per day
third price Children under 10 and over
years and coorsd servants hslrpIi'e.
n B-An Gbundaat 81; ply Of ice has been secured
nvT-dtf HUMPHREYS President.
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NER,s PNEu.pT1s RTV.

49, TEas Is conceded to be the driciogs, whole
,om and eectca tonic IN the World used by almost every fam
iy in YRG, solely for this climate and should he
the houe every Southern Family de.
OF the stomach ard bowels They fall make
Nervous Headache with pain
bo scs they give immediate relief
uver and IN and debtaed pertns they win give vital
energy the whole system They only need trial give then
precedence other Bers Thee hcrs be had q
aesss GRAY PURCELL. LhDD CO sno ~ all prominent
Druggists city Richmond aud elsewhere Virginia
North Carolina Also, by G. sT0rT Co. Washington City
O.; CANDY GtLPIN co, Baltimore; D. A. PAHNEsT0CK CO.,
Philadelphia, and BARNES PARK, New YORK
Orders dlled by addressing 4 BAKER, Proprietor,
PED e-d1e kciuaond
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NOTICE.

ON and ths date Nigh Train viii be diseOn- III "a
~ truei. t 80
Trans vii leave heretofore, at 6 A NJ, and 2. NJ.
Of person goif The Hermitage Fair
Grounds Train u be At nerya's duri the day.
sAML FL I'll supt Trans.
CHser R p ana T. R R CO.,
Sichul- a. b sn~l l~6i apS0
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The undersigned rspe uy reqi h't you wi permit your
10 be ud Candidates his City 10 the Senate
and House &C Dagat,s:
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SCHS W. GREEN,

ATTOlSN Ely at LA w,
WI PsACTIsE ts Courts q tie City oi Seacrt a.
w Courty e. Hcurico Strict ger.or vii he gvca % AZ 90
sne-s crt-tci % h r. Oce Tor The present ph rs -
lr WI e-ss- soc. We. cor N.ia Sai ~ S.. JeaI-dly
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NEW ARRANGEMENT

WANTED Fob THE PUBLIC GUARD OF VIRGINIA,
w staucnel a. Richmond, FORTY GECkUIrs None need
O. DINNOcK, n
my 'S-lw. Captain Public Guard. -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-12
UP THE CHIMNEY.

One of the standing English legends is that
of an Englishman and Frenchman who once
had a quarrel They were both unwilling to
fight, but friends put them up TO it. 1t was
finally agreed between them to fight alone, in
the dark. and with pistols. The candles were
accordingly put out, and the Englishman, to
make sure not to hit anybody fired up the
chimney. and-brough down the Frenchman.
If Englishmen could write all TIE histories,
what splendid people they would be! lhey
would gather the salt of the earth INTO their
commissariat, and deal it out IN limited ra-
tions TO the rest of mankind. Their "acute
sense of the perpendicular" in human affairs,
their marvellous shrewdness, their unparalleled
courage, equal TO
sThe ruggedest hour that time and spite dare bring
"To frown upon the enraged Northumberland
and their irrepressible modesty shining over
and adjoining all their Other virtues, seen
through British glasses, make very pretty
spectacle! But in the great movements OF
Providence some seeds of human virtue have
been scattered upon other soils, producing re
suits which are highly creditable to its pru
dent and sagacicus husbandry. If the Eng
lishman and the Frenchman were to fight now
in the cause which John Bull has Judged witt
so much insolent assurance, it is not clear tina
the location of the parties would correspond t.
the tradition, or its truth be justified by tn
result of the struggle. England has nov
vastly more at stake than years supply Q
cotton, and it could better afford to lose tina
convenient staple altogether than to sacritic
the good opinion of the increasing multitud
of people in Europe and America, who ar
building up free, liberal, and progressiv
ideas for the whole world. But while it
taking counsel of its prejudices its old rivi
across the channel is taking advantage of il
folly. Whenever the candles are lighted, AM
the spectators are admitted TO see the result {
their diplomacy Johnny Bull, and not tn
Frenchman, is most likely to be found up tn
chimney
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-12
For the Worcester Daily Spy.
LETTER FROM BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, June 10. 1856

BALTIMORE, June 10, 1861.
Mr.. Editor,-In my last letter wrote you
that the Hon. r. NJ. McLane had been nomin-
ated for congress in the fourth congressional
district, and that l thought his nomination
would increase the chances of Mr.. Davis. 1t
appears that Mr.. McLane took the same view
and he has accordingly declined. The seces-
sion strength will probably be thrown for Mr..
May, the independent candidate A desire for
office warps the mind wonderfully, and that of
MIR. May must have passed through many
changes within the last few weeks AT first
he was strong union man and bid for the
union nomination. Not succeeding in that he
became an independent union, and since the
declination OF Mr.. McLane he has written a
letter in which he still declares himself for the
Union, but on so many conditions that l don
think it will hurt the conscience of any seces-
sionist to vote for him.
In the third congressional district, embrac.
ing the eight lower wards of the city, the Gun
conditional union men" have nominated C. L.
l.. Leary, Esq, and the secessionists will prob.
ably support VIM. P. Preston, Esq Mr..
Preston is lawyer, a man of ability and pro.
fesses to be union man, but like Mr. May
he has great many "buts and ifs" attached.
He refused 10 make speech after receiving
his nomination for tear he might be wrongly
reported Our election will come off ON
Thursday next, the 18th inst, and am think
ing we will "have a time if not time and a
/
half on that day. Perhaps the proximity Of
federal troops may have a tendency to keep
things quiet. l have seen some lively times
here on election days and have often deposit
ed my ballot under circumstances, which am
inclined to think, would somewhat astonish
the law and order loving people of New Eng
land.
1t wouldn't exactly accord with their no
tons of propriety to go to the polls and find
them surrounded with lot of hard, rough
looking specimens OF humanity, half clad and
half drunk and armed to the teeth with car.
kansas tootl-picks" and ''six-barreled shooting
irons" Then it wouldn't be very soothing to
The nerves of people unaccustomed to such
lhngs, TO see these "roughs" fourishing and
orahuishlng these fancy weapons" in a crowd
ana to hear them shouting and yelling like 40
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-12

MANY demons. And then to see them get up
regular fight and "wade in, with bIfck bats
hyiug and bullets wlistng, is not very well
calculated to give one favorable impression
of the fairness of elections and the sacredness
of the balot.box. don't mean TO say we al
WAYS have such scenes on election days, but
have often seen as much, and more than what
is here described.
Yesterday met Massachusetts volunteer
who is now stationed at Fort McIIenry, and
after convcrsing with him for awhile, came
to the conclusion that if the Old Bay State
sent such men to the wars, she need never be
ashamed of her soldiers. By the way, our
secessionists have no very good feelings for
Massachusetts soldiers and Gen. Butler is an
object Of detestation. While here, but little
was said against him openly, by any one but
no sooner had he gone than some pretty "tall
swearing" might have leen heard in certain
places and by certain parties.
The monster canlon, called the "Union,
which arrived in our city a few days since,
went overheard, Friday afternoon, while being
placed on board schooner at the depot ware
house on Locust Point. Skids had been laid
from the depot to the schooner, and when the
gun had been removed to within three feet of
the vessel the skids broke, causing the i'm
mense mass of iron to fall into the dock.
Preparations are now being made to raise the
monster, but it will require a vast deal OF la.
Dor, as it weighs nearly fifty-two thousand
pounds. A soldier, who was standing on the
skids when the accident occurred, was thrown
about twenty feet from the wharf into the wa
ter, and was fished out by one OF the hands on
board of the schooner,
Soldiers are passing through here rapidly,
and in all probability a move will soon be
made on Harper's Ferry. 1t is quiet and calm
just now, but, you may depend upon it, a
storm is brewing, and it will not be many days
before it will burst in all its Jury. Woe to
the traitors on whom it shall fall J!
| ALGAR.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-12
Horace Mann's Tribute to the late DIR.
Woodward.

Horace Mann's Tribute to the late DIR.
Woodward.
The following mention of the late DR..
Woodward of this city is from discourse by
Hon. Horace Mann, before the students of
Antioch College, recently published by Tick.
nor & Fields. Alter speaking of DR.. Howe,
Miss Dir, and other philanthropists, Mr.. Mann
says -
Gin this country, DIR. Todd of Hartford, CT,
was the first man who ever treated the insane,
on large scale, on humane principles. He
was charming MANA man to love at sight,
genial, warm, sunny, the benevolence of his
heart shone out through his face, as the light
shines through vase oil aabaster
But the man who made the deepest impress
| sion upon the American mind in this sphere
OIL benevolence, was his pupil, DIR. Woodward,
who, Tor thirteen years, had the superintend-
ence OF the lunatic hospital at Worcester,
Mass, which was opened in January, 1888.
On this subject, DIR. Woodward gave a new
direction to the whole public mind OF America;
and wherever you now go, the best hospitals,
in their organization and management, are but
little more than reproduction of him. He
was noble man. with an herculean France
great soul in great body. have seen that
sinewy hand of his, which could break an iron
pdI an lHSH square, wipe lIle tear lTOu tue ey e
eff hypochondriac, tendery as a mother Ca
resses an infant, While others would take
company OF sane men and turn them into ma
macs, he, in the same time, would take a COM
pany of maniacs and restore them to sanity.
! His gigantic frame and his gentle bearing in
spired at once both awe and affection. His
tremendous physical strength, with his affec
tionate demeanor was like an iron hand in
velvet glove. He walked the halls of his asv
lum like god. In his presence the most te-
rocious reented the most melancholic smiled
AS if the allclaspng zone of attraction that
binds the stars in their places were broken, and
suns and planets should "shoot madly from
their spheres" and fly careering through the
skies, and some god should emerge upon the
scene and with allpotent voice should arrest
their centrifugal fight, and reduce them to
their rightful orbits, and send them round
again upon their appointed circuits, so he,
when reason was dethroned, and each faculty
was a maniac and anarchy ragged through the
soul, could speak peace to all its troubled ele-
ments, and bring the chaotic realm to order.
DIR. Woodward had right to his holiness
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-12
CITY AND COUNTY

A CHIRoGRAPHIoAL CURIosITY.-Mayor
Davis was the recipient, yesterday, of most
elegant and original specimen of caligraphy,
executed by Henry Davidson of Boston. 1t
consists of tastefully and beautifully arranged
scroll work, composed of words in very small
letters, containing, on surface not over five
inches square, the whole of Mayor Davis last
inaugural address. 1t is decidedly an original
idea, and a great curiosity. 1t may be seen
for few days at Mellen's bookstore.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-12
CRACK SHOTS"
chimney

The plan of organizing regiment OF prac-
ticed rihemen, under the auspices of H. Ber-
dan of Michigan, is meeting with very gener-
Gus encouragement from men of wealth, as
well as from many of the most accomplished
rifemen in the country. Mr.. Berdan's plan is
to form band of twenty-six attachments, each
of five men, to be forwarded to Washington
as soon as they are properly equipped and pro-
vided for. None are to be admitted who can
not, when firing sat rest" at two hundred
yards, put into target ten successive shots,
the average distance from the centre of the
target not exceeding five inches. The skill of
all candidates is to be rigidly tested, so that
no marksman will be enrolled who cannot be
relied upon to hit man OF Sffsse
,imes at half mile; and some of whom will
do as well or better :" off hand" The
efficiency of such a military body has been
urged as the desideratum Of our army, which,
if properly selected, would prove most terri
BILE and effective branch of the service. The
Office of deadly marksmen in battle is not to
move in body or in line, but in very small
bodies, or singly, taking advantage of every
available cover, moving as far as possible be-
yond the main body, or lying out upon the
wings Of the army. Their success consists in
picking off the commandments and officers of
the enemy, thus often effecting a more COM
plete rout than whole battery of shot and
shell. The movement has already excited
great interest among the shooting fraternity
Throughout the loyal states, and it is even
stated that many Swiss from the Tyrol are
anxious 10 offer their services, with their ma
tional weapon, to the country of their adop-
ton.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-12

The WALKING VoLUNTEERs.-It is safe to
assume that persons who undertake extrava.
giant adventures for the sake OF sensation,
at time, like this, are imposters who
should have wide berth given them, or be
returned to their friends. Those Sixteen sol
diers" who started on a tramp to Washington,
and who were favored in this city, and else
where ON the route, with some misplaced kind
ness, have been properly posted" in Connec-
ticut. and warned to leave. The New Haven
Palladium says that having enlisted at Spring
field in the Mozart regiment at New York, and
taken to New Haven free of charge, they de-
serted their lieutenant, and started again on
foot for New York. Overtaking an honest
farmer near Milford, they represented that
they were Gust from the war;" had been in
battle, went home on q THROUGH, and were
walking back to join the army. So the honest
man gave them lift in his wagon and pro-
posed to keep them over night. Fortunately
one Of the recruiting officers went down
after them, and before the farmer had been
seriously imposed upon, the men were taken
before justice of the peace, and were warned
out of town.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-12

LIVING WHALE.-One Of the rarest sights
ever known now meets the visitor of the Bos-
ton Aquarial Gardens. In large glass tank
is a white, or Beluga whale. 1t measures II
feet in length. and weighs 1000 lbs. 1t was
brought from the Gulf of ST Lawrence, and
is said to be the only one ever taken alive
Professor Agassiz saws Sit has aireadv affnrd-
,lOn. 'Ymie lnstructing the master of nat
ural science, it has attractions for the children
which parents will do well TO consider. We
hear that schools from several towns and cities
have already visited this monster of the
deep" We ask our teachers and school COM
may not be granted to the children in their
charge,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-12
- - onr disnntches. miserable gen.

According to our dispatches, miserable gen
eralship has occasioned disaster to portion
of the force under Gen. Butler Gen. Pierce
is blamed, and seems to deserve the blame !;
but we need more complete account of the
affair before making up judgment.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-12

SUPERIOR CouRT AT FITCHBuRG.-No
1852, Wheeler VS.. Parker ct al, tried and jury
now out Brown & Maynard for plaintiff, T.
G. Stevens for defendants. No. l5l2, WOOD
vs. Inhabitants of Westminster, now on trial
Norcross & Snow for plaintiff, n Wood and
Geo. A. Torrey for the defendants. No. 1871
next in order.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-12

THE alarm of fire on Monday night proceed
ed from the partial burning OF the root OF Bot
tomly & Fays store, in Cherry Valley. The
fire was extinguished before it had made much
Roadway. The building was insured at the
Peoples office in this city. The damage done
was less than $50.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-12

CRUEL HoAx-A letter was received yes
terday, in Oxford by the wife OF one OF 'ne
men in the Holden company, at Fort Mclie"'
ry, informing her that her husband had bee"
dangerously wounded BY an unseen foe WINE
on guard, and that he desired her immediately
to come to Baltimore. 1t seems to have oeeh
written by an amanuenss and for the surgeon OIL
the battalion but did not have any name at
tached. On telegraphing however, 10 ut,
Martin, an answer came that the man Is wen
and has been
We hear that other families who have men,
bers in the same company have had letters
falsely stating that yphod fever was raging
there. We speak OF this that all may be OIL
their guard against like impositions hereafter
We trust that the wretch who has done all
this may ye: be discovered,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-12

SABBATH SCHOOL CoSvEsTIoN.--The Sab.
I. bath School Convention of the Worcester
Baptist Association, will be held in the Ban,ist
church, in Ashland to-day, "wednesday com.
mencing at 9 O'Clock A. NJ, and continuing
through the day. Persons wishing to attend,
can take either Of the trains on the Boston and
Worcester road, at O'Clock or $40 a. M
paying the regular fare down, and receiving
return tickets free, ON application to the sec
Rotary of the convention.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-12

PERsoNAL.-Gen. Morse, Majors Hall and
Fletcher of his staff, Col. Ivers Phillips, Nathan
Washburn, Esq, and others, left by the boat
train, last evening, for Washington and other
points of interest. They took in charge a
large trunk full OF packages and letters for the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-12

SCENE IN "DIxIE's LAND. 1T is reported
that one of the slaves at Newport News, on
being questioned as to whether he had run
away from his master, replied, "No, golly
massa run array from me! When he see de
soldiers comm he run like de debbi spec
he's gone to Richmond p