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from the eminent manufacturing chemists.
Alessrs. Potts d klett, under whose personal
supervision RHODES SUpERpHUSPiIATE is
manufactured. This Manure has been used in
South Carolina for scAeral years past, with
great success in the culture Of Cotton and Corn,
and Is now thoroughly established for these i'm.
Portant staples. do not let the present season
pass without the experiment.
Read the annexed letters from gentleman who
have tried it the past season.
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Obituary Notices

One column. one year sSs
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-25
J. A. ANSLEY g. CO.,
NO. 300 BROAD ST,
AUGUSTA, GA:

ATHENS, GA. Nov %, 1882.
Dear Sir: Rhodes Super Phosphate g has beer
apphedbl the This yenr,on II small scnle, @ bntl
forn aud Cotton. The resul, cxcecd-,, nv .x-
rectation, although the experiments, for man,
reasons, were not, aud could not h.. cnn,lucta ad
with due caution; Yet am eaiirelv satisf ed
that the growth of weed in both instances, the
hut IN corn, and the number Of boi!s OF c,iton
we're fully double the icli in th. portions un
imnured, and this when only n tnnle.spoonfnl
gi'he super lh"sphu,e was applied rs Il tor.
dressing TO rnc', hill q: corn. and tea spoonful
i'each stalk of coit.'n-nni the last rs late in
The season as the 18th "f July. Some Of the
srei grew t" min" feet high, with six fee,
hsnche:, covered with bolls Will. the uuma.
hI'sd was not half :" good. 1t is my intention
Lex year. TO tcst it mare fully.
{ Very Respectfully,
Your most ol,'t scrv't,
s'sned) NJ. G. NJ. HAMMOND.
UNION POINT iG. X. R.) Nov IS, 1859.
sh*srs !. A. ASsLE4 4 Co.:
'"h-l bought len Of Rhodes S;;acr-
fhtiha'e in baltimore. last Spring. Mr.. H. H..
tLe'aer. OF Berzelia. to test its value as n ma
pu't put about li5 lbs. Oh an acre nf cotton,
tn @s Grill, OH land that wonll no: make over
70 "loe his Of seed cotton per acre, withnut
ntahG'e. The result is entirely satisfactory
ha't made ut least from 45n TO 500 lbs To the
acre On this very poor land. ! expect to pur-
Gnate lion > TO S tons f"rmy Spring cr"p. My
O'sFesr wishes ME TO put his name to tllis also.
~. Yours, III grent haste,
S'shs!) r. W. PkINTUP.
WILLIAM FOSTER.
De. a. 1850 81 IT,
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-15
THE WAR NEWS.

We prnt this morning more complete ac-
count OF Gen. McClellan's victory over the
rebels. near Beverly, in Randolph county,
Va. 1t seems 10 have been complete tr-
umph. and he has about 1000 prisoners. The
mass of the rebels retreated northward to st.
George, in Tucker county, formerly the north
part of Randolph county. St. George is up to-
wards the most western and southern point of
Maryland, and the rebels who have gone
there are likely to be surrounded and cut of
entirely. They probably desire 10 form juno
ton with HE force under Gen Johnston at
Winchester; but the way is long and difficult,
and Gen. Mcclellan has taken from them most
of their camp equipage and means OF trans
portation; and, if their means of transporta-
tion were better, they could hardly escape
being surrounded and overwhelmed by the
federal troops under Generals Mcclellan and
Hill
1t is intimated by one sentence in dispatch
from Gen Mcclellan that he has large force
that Gen. Cox has probably driven Ex-Gov.
Wise from that part of Virginia. On Satur-
day there came brief report that regiment
or two of OHIO troops was chasing o. Jennings
Wise and large gang of maurauders up the
Kanhawa valley. 1t was said that Wse's
men, who had been expressing and robbing
the people, were remarkably active in running
away. They did not stop TO fight. Having
cleared western Virginia OF rebel troops,
part of McClellan's force will be Likely to
go down to the Virginia and Tennessee
railroad and communicate with eastern
Tennessee and thus John b. Floyd,
the thief, now operating at Wytheyille,
as a rebel brigadier, will get proper at
tention. A part of McClellan's force can go
across to Staunton if necessary and, under
these circumstances, how long can Beauregard
remain at Manassas junction, Richmond, or
anywhere else in Virginia? 1t is our opinion
that Gen. Scott will prove 10 be a much more
admirable strategist than any of the New York
editors
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-15

"On, to Richmond % is an appropriate cry
for those who are to lead or follow in the en-.
terprise, 1t "Richmond" could be taken by
the newspapers; or, if sensation editors would
take their places i'll the army, they might,
with the utmost propriety, shout "On, to
Richmond But at home, at their desks, these
impatient paper appeals are not likely to be as
effective as bullets or bayonets.
Some years ago, in Mexico, a bush-houso
containing all the ammunition OF the regiment,
caught fire The danger was imminent. An
officer commanded the men TO rush through
the flames and bring out The powder But
the men hestated, while the flames spread.
AT this critical moment Colonel then Cap
tain) Heinselman appeared, exclaiming, Boys!
follow me !" and rushing himself into the
magazine, was the first to emerge with keg
of powder in his arms The men did follow,
and the work was accomplished. In that spir-
it, "On to Richmond" means something.
Col Heinselman is in command of one of the
columns now forming upon Sacred soil"
Another word of this gallant officer. Some
weeks since, when the field officers for the
new regiments were about TO be designated,
we were dining with General Scott, and asked
TO say word Oh behalf of an officer we
thought entitled to promotion "Who, sir 2"
inquired the general. "Alajor Heinselman,"
and as we were about to ad something more,
the veteran interrupted, Not a word, sir-I
am responsible Tor Major Heinselman's promo
ton" This was sternly but kindly said,
when Colonel Stone, who was present, related
the magazine incident.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-15
President Lincoln at "a Flag Raising.

There was n momen,arv i,tnrv,I Iat aao
raising in Woshinotoni ~il tIa I.,,,da T. ,
tLp ar.SnanolnI R,Iror .nd 49,, pay ~ ~
brief .waitinu ur The word al n,ss af eo,,rs
were on The nresidnnts f,. in si
for those near enooh II, 500 # ,r,In ,,'na ,,'s
tbe same rnrons nr9hle of avnr,ss LIS
has been more Than once nn,ic,g Nv ,ha ,ioSa
observer nt that singmlar rn,'nton.,,,o H.
two fold working Of the Two f,J nat"re Of the
man. Lincoln he yyesterner sIiaItiv h,,,,,nr e
ons lint thoron,rl,Iv nroI,;naI al .a;ii.,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-15
From tie Assistant Treasurer.

RETURN OF THE THREE MONTHS VoLUN-
TEERs.-As the term Of enlistment OF the
three months volunteers now at the seat OF
war will expire in the course of the coming
week, Gov. Andrew has taken such measures
as will secure speedy return to their homes
OF all troops that do not prefer to remain.
The steamer Pembroke will leave Boston for
Fortress Monroe to-day Sunday and Lieut..
VIM. p. Lee, assistant quartermaster, of this
city, has orders to offer her services to Major
Gen. Butler for the conveyance OF our men
IRON the fortress to Baltimore, or to Boston,
and also to assist the United States in procur-
ing such additional means OF transportation as
may be necessary Tor the safe conveyance of
our troops either by land or water, as may be
deemed best, the object being TO have an au-
thorized agent of Massachusetts promptly upon
the ground TO make all needful arrangements
and prevent unnecessary delay.-.Satmday
Eceaing Gazette.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-15

source chiefly to be relied on for speedy
supply of cotton by the Rev. Mr. Town
send, from the west coast of Africa by Rev.
Mr.. Stuart, who is about to join the expedi.
ton of DR., Livingstone; and by Mr. Heppel.
the engineer of the Madras Railway An OBJ
lection was raised by one gentleman that the
association during the four years of its ex.
istence, had not imported cottor. except as
specimens. But the chairman replied that
they never proposed to import, but to get in.
formation and stimulate production.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-15

KINDLY Recommendations II. Cham
berlair, formerly Of Westborough, now resi-
dent OF California, and Breckenridge demo-
crat in the last campaign, has authorized his
brother-in-law, Hon. Benjamin Boynton, to
the purpose of arming the Wesiborough rifle
company, now at Fort independence, with
bowie knives. This peculiar gift he charac
'ellzes as tine logic Tor traitors" and adds the
request Select knives with handles that
can DC nrmy grasped; and tell the boys to
strike below the ribs"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-15
what our Nelshbor. Say of DR.. M.Lane,s

what our NelghbOrs Say of DIR. M'Lane's
Celebrated Liver PIlIs.-NEw YORK, August 80,
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Bros Pittsburgh must acknowledge that they are the
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Gbe 4ailp Spg

CAMP ScoTT.--Religious services were held
in camp at the usual hour, six o'clock, yester.
day afternoon, conducted by Rev. Mr. Rich
ardson, who made prayer, followed by re-
marks appropriate 10 the occasion. The sing
ing was done by the male members Of his
choir. a member of Co. ID was imprisoned
for breaking guard.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-15

The New BEDFORD MERCURY Benjamin
Lindsey, for upward OF thirty years editor and
proprietor oil the New Bedford Mercury, has
retired from its management, and is succeeded
by Messrs. C. B. II. Fessenden and VIM q
Baker, as proprietors and editors The Mer.
curry was established as weekly journal in
1907, by the father of Mr.. Lindsey, who con
tinued in it till declining health compelled him
to relinquish its management to his son. The
Daily Mercury is the Oldest daily in New Eng
land, except the Boston Advertiser and Boston
Transcript, having been established in March,
1881, and published continuously to the pres
emit time by the now retiring proprietor.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-15

A few days ago Russian gentleman died
suddenly in railway carriage at Bourges
He appeared about so years OF age, and was
of really extraordinary size; his trousers
measured feet inch round the waist, and
the width between his shoulders was not less
than 3l5 inches. His weight was so enor.
nous that not fewer than six men had 10 be
employed to remove the dead body from the
carriage, and eight to carry it to the cemetery
of st. Lazare.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-15

The TwESTYF FIRST REGIMENT.-The six
companies Of the 2lst regiment named below
nave been ordered to report to Major General
Morse tor the purpose of going into camp
time and place not yet designated.
Co. A, Capt Hawks, Tempeton.
Co. b, Capt. Young, Webster.
Co. ID, Lieut.. Foster commanding, Fitch
burg.
Co. X, Capt. Parker, Barre
Co. G, Capt. Hosmer West BoyIst
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-15
"rhe FORWARD Nrovemen1.r

Col. Forneys Letter to the Philadelphia Press
The large army OF $4,000 men, now under
Gen. McDowell's command across the river.
continues 10 be daily increased The second
Vermont regiment, Col. Whiting, and twelfth
New York volunteers, Col. Walrath, have
gone over the river; the latter as they were
marching along the avenue. were singing 81
wish was in Dixie" Other regiments are
ON the move, and the day closes with little
less than 10000 troops on the Virginia side
with large supplies of ammunition of every
kind used in a field engagement The forts
are largely supplied with grape and cannis.
ter" and every thing indicates completeness
appropriation fora trial OF strength with Beau
regard. AT no time previous to the present has
public feeling here been so strong in favor of
decisive action. Nor has there been that
united voice in fevor OF the policy of the ex
ecutive that we hear now on every side most
freely and emphalically expressed. States
men, soldiers and citizens are united in the
one purpose Of putting down rebellion and re
storing 10th people throughout the Union those
inalienable rights of which they have been
deprived by usurpaton. Though the war de-
partment will permit no communication to be
made with regard to the contemplated engage
ment, it is difficult TO arrive at any other con-
cusion, from the evidence before US than that
we may expect 10 hear, at any moment, that
fight las been commenced
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-15

DEATH IN THE BATTLE AT BONNEVILLE,
Mo.-One of the slain federal troops at Boone.
vile was Marcus M. Coolidge, native OF
Westmin ster, aged %, son of Chas. Coolidge
of that town. The Ftchburg Reveille says
ellis brother. Mr.. c. Milton Coolidge, on
hearing of his brothers death, Immediately
enlisted in Co. A., of the fifteenth regiment,
now encamped at Worcester"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-15

WIED.
20 yrs l0mos.
Funeral this afternoon at q O'Clock, at the residence
vited to attend.
In this city, July Is, Ida infant daughter of Arnold
Kabelv.
In Ftchburg, July 8, Edith, wife of william Phelps
In Milford, July s. Mrs Rosaiinda Nelson, 81
In Braggvile, July 8, Moses Pond.
In Newton Corner July s. John Erksine, ESQ, of Mil
ford, 90.
In Lynn, Jnly 49, Mrs Sarah Bancroft wife of Sam
uel Piper, 20 yrs 10 mos.
In Lancaster, July s. Mrs Henry 7 Thurston only
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Benjamin Gould formerly Of
Boston, 26.
In Southampton, July II, Jonathan judd one of the
selectmen Of the town, postmaster and town clerk 49,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-15

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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-15
"And many an eye has danced to see
That banner in the SkVD

Apropos of pictures, our citizens do not
need to be told, what advertisements, &c..
nave for some time announced, that there is a
historical painting on exhibition at the Acad
envy of Fine Arts but some do need to be
historic interest, and beautifully painted with
al. Furthermore, all should be notified that
its days of exhibition are numbered. 1t must
soon leave us. Let all see it before it goes.
This evening it may be seen by gas light
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-15

W. L. 1.-The past and fine members of the Worcester
iig Infantry and all who desire join them in the ar
rangements for the reception ofthe company on their re-
turn are hereby notified to meet at the Armory this
(MoNDAYJ Evening, at O'Clock. A full and punctual
attendance is desired Per order.
X. NJ. GOULD. Clerk.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-15

Police CouRT.-On Saturday, Emerson
Phillips driver of Elbridge Hewitt's water cart,
for being drunk, was fined 81 and costs, and
committed in default OF payment.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-15

"OUR BANNER IN THE KY."-The il suit
to our flag has been resented by none more
readily than by the artists of America. AT
the cry "to arms" many brush and palette
were thrown aside, and as in New York 1t
happened, the studio became a drill room.
Among those unable to volunteer in their
country's defense, many leading artists gave
valuable productions of their own to be sold in
aid of the patriotic fund. Others inspired by
noble subject, their country's danger and its
hopes-have painted pictures typical of the all
absorbing theme. Mr.. f. E. Church has just
received the sum of $500 from the house of
Goupil & Co., New York, for very original
little painting, "Our Banner i'll the Sky" chro
mo-lithograph copies of which we have seen
at the Worcester Academy of Fine Arts.
With ingenious and fanciful effect, the clouds
of the sky are thrown together in the shape Of
the "stars and stripes" which are in bright
contrast with the prevailing gloom of the land
scape, occasoned by the dread presence of
war. The picture has peculiarly weird effect
and we learn that these chromos are very
beautiful copies of the original painting, the
idea OF which may have originated with
Holmps' lines -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-15

COughs-rhe sudden changes of our cI,mate are
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shoIloNs' Experience having proved that simple rene
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-15

DROWNED IN LEIcEsTER.-A little son of
James d. Watson was drowned in pond in
Leicester, Saturday morning, while bathing.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-15

Dialogue No. 2, between Smith and Jones
Smith-llere was getting 81 per day, now my employ
or gives me Sl,25 per day and tells me am lucky TO
get work for that
Jones-Why, Smith. should think you was for Know
some smart men who do not get halt of that aud Others
can not work at ALL unless they work nothing aud
board themselves. -
Smith-Well, am lucky and must get along and buy
my Crockery and Carpets cheap and ry and save some
thing # the times are hard ~
Jones-Nes, we must all try and something and
do not know any better way than all poor peopIe and
purchasers who would something, to buv their
housekeeping Goods in the Bay State Block at the Po-
etcal exchange Let call and il this is not so
Jel5 off OliSON N. HEATH Pronrietnr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-15

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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-15

MILroRD.-The valuation of Milford for the
year 1861 is 1924, 1874. The rate of taxation
is one per cent The following individuals
and firms pay a tax of 500 and upwards
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-15

Col Adam Hunt has received his commits.
sion as postmaster Of Milford and will enter
upon his duties to day.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-15

From the Washington National lntelligencer, July IL.
We have seen nothing which has so strik-
ingly displayed public confidence in the gov
ernment and its financial administration in the
great struggle in which it is embarked Tor the
Union and the Constitution, as the promptness
with which the sum of five million dollars was
advanced TO tie secretary of the treasury in
New York on Tuesday last, in response to a
call for that sum-on such liberal terms, too
in the face Of the great loan OF two hundred
and fifty millions about to be authorized by
congress. 1t was alter business hours on Mon.
day, the 9tIi inst, that secretary Chase sent
the following Geographic dispatch to the assis-
tant treasurer at New York =
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, July 8, 1861
John j. Cisco, Mem York:
Will issue six per cent. treasury notes at
SIXTY days, TO amount Of five million dollars
for live millions in coin. Please make arrange
ments forthwith. S. p. CHASE.
The despatch was received the following
morning, and Mr.. Cisco Immediately called
meeting Of tie leading bank officers and start
ed a subscription, and before the close of bust
ness hours of the same day, the following dis
patches were sent to the secretary and reach
ed Washington before he had left the depart
ment Tor dinner =
From the Assistant Treasurer
New YORK, July 8, 1861.
10 Hon. S. p. Chase, Secretary of the Trea-
Sury: have obtained the subscription for the
entire amount of five mill:ons.s Over three
millions have already been paid in.
john j. Cisco.
From the President of the Bank of Commerce
New York, July 8, 1861.
S. p. Chase, Secretary ot'he Treasury - The
five millions are secured.
JOHN A. STEVENS.
We doubt whether the history Of the de-
partment shows an instance of similar despatch
in negotiations.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-15

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