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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-20
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. " BREMEN, Nov. 9th, '62.
5o EDS. GAZETTE -Oue year ago was
recruiting for the i7th regiment Other
men were recruiting for the same and
other regiments. The principal obstacle
tn our success was the unwillingness of
the war men to enlist and leave their
wives and nchildren without a protector
"a friend who would promise convent
ences which money cannot bay. How
ever, men Of afiaehce aud prominence
assured usthal these poor wives and chIl.
dreu" should receive cons tant and Bind
attention during The absence OF, their
husb ,nds and fathers. Many Of these
poor men enlisted, Some met without a
rmurmur the winters toll through Ken
tuclsy mud Some faced the lead storms
ot Shiloh.rs Some bore the whitening
summer sun of Mississippi aud Alabama
while others saw The terrible salf, rings
aud dangers Of the Peninsula. 10y ,i s' .r. * x
During some l.of these seen s have
heard these men say: 81 can stand ir al
when l know my wife and chiltrep are
not in need, Noble eoulsl Then
wives had not tcli them how they wsr'
compelled 10 almost beg oe the very met
who had been foremost in prOiferiug ait
Tor the common little necessities Of fafam
liz. They had not told them that al
the aid they had Received was from poo
mechanics aud laborers, who could scarce
ly keep themselves, while these kind mel
oi "afiusncs we're quick to charge tn
highest possible price for gooesan pro
ddop, and re6sve with oxactiug greco
the green backs earned by the absen
husband. They still their conscienc
with this misera.le, ,slow spirited conclu
a sion-Frhese soldiers make more none
than we do" Thisabe wife does not'te
her husband for she loves him loo dear
" to allow him lfohble on her arcoun
The obi ect ofthis Communication is
remind men Of afflaeGce that they owe
duty to thcir country, ncighbors, an
their God, the fdl6llment Of which "oul
be to, do . what they promised, SO ta''t
fully one year ago-Take Eihi care {
soldiers 'wnives hi6dsb 4 cold winter.
.'4rimrfiss' avt4H7"2 hvn j! e. Il.
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Democratic Leaders Negotiating Witt

Democratic Leaders Negotiating With
q : " ! NJ the Reb IA TA5H9
New YoRK. Nov 1.-THE Tribune
has the following editOria'ly:
" We are infoftne that clan desine
negoiiations have been op nsd between
certain Democratic leaders in this citv.
and the head traitors at Richmond, look
ing ioIa fscppsitacsion on the following
basis +: Y liVl i,i, /, {(rHHlII II
'The' States now 10 REBELLION ave 10
elect members Of the present Congress,
who are to pteseht themselves at Wash.
irgton, and claim, seats in said Congress,
on or before the first OF January hsxt. al
tsSeeoDd-- The House, - being so filed,
win at once have a'tonloiht conssrvstivs
and rebel majority. who will proceed to
notify the President that the rebellion is
substantially ended that the rebel States
are all duly represented in the House ;
that consequently Ehis aprcclamaiiop, ol
free Is aud aud void and aey are
fully under the protection OF TIE Cousti.
luton.
"Thlrd--Congress thus reconstr ucted
is 10 proceed forthwith hto repeal all acts
bearing hard upon the traitors Of the, last
two years and to pass such others IS may
be necessary to secure eci'immunity
and impunity to them.
"Fourlh--A convention OF the States
is to be called wherever, tho, united con,
sentative Democrats and elstrengtli is
enough to b. overwhelming. andis 10 be
pledged before hand to make whatever
changes 10 the Cons titu,ion the s)avehol
ding interest may deem essential to their
own iu,~. security 'shdlpTmaDspt well
being"
"These are in substance the conditions
forwarded from this city to Richmond by
the fret envoy, hut, We Dc. pot learn that
they were acdepted,' Oh the CONTRARY
W. understand they were not, the rebe
chiefs still insisting On ,disunion a'jtlis
basis of peace. thus absolutely closing
the door agaius, further negotiations. and
accor,iing to our informant. a second EN-
basaay from our conservatives is now II
! Rich mond, or is well on iis way thither
Hence we may expect to hear furthe
within alfew days" ! ~f'Fi - =
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Movement or the Army Of the PO
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-F'N 1fHNE 1Hl iu aVhhhehNs .a aNV.1 = .'Ef
NEW York, November 49, "A WArrrn
ton nacorrespondent Of the Tribune has the
following; ,a.e,. .n,. ..,,, ,1..,a .., ,,.g
General Burnside has not disappoint
ed lie ermy. General Summer, now com
mandibg two large corps. is this morning
en- route for an important point, wbich.as
twill take two or three days 10 reach, i
wilinot name. .a.,aa,... y. ,,ildt I.'-' ~
"The rebels Of this village, in order TO
console tRemseves upon seeing this great
las, march through their State, are Circu-
la ting reports that Jackson hs. fallen from
The mountain nights upon our rear, and
that we are rapidly fleeing from him.- -
Queer that two corps shoul ! ay from one,
andathal 10 ahe direction OF Riehmond.T
a"All that jackson eau now get in our
rear he is welcome 10 have. G neral Lee
will soon require the services of G-ueraI
jackson in front, if he has nc; already
been ordered 10 join the main budy OF the
rcb-l army" t EFs = Err
The following is special from Wash
ington to the Tribune: am .TiQs
"Anumbef Of Iominentship merchants
are now here, urging upon the Secretary
Of War and Navy ,h- immediate and very
greatimportance of sealing up Charleston
halbGr, at present the great port Of enlrt
for all conlraband trade, and the harbol
Ioutiof which, if out OF apF rebel port
iron clad vess7ls ara expe ted 10 Issue
which may. threaten The safety Of lh'
Northern cities "h.t ~ a1V'f tlD
Lieutenant Colonel Ludlow was to-day
declared exchanged. ,y. 3' sa ~ a
All the officers aud men taptur.d ID q
Munfordville, KY, in September last, al,
now in camp at indianapolis, and read,
to lake the field. They number abou
1000 men Also, oil the troops captures
At Ha,per's F-rry, now in camp at Chica
go, amounting 70 6, 600, WLo;ars ofdsrs
here. EA e E w -
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and navy dssjrss, that tbs rebels shouid
take precisely tkis OonsSss EssliSs that IL
would be Ct aud proper that this treason.
able city should be destroyed -
The preparations lSfAttySk are so pqrT
feet that slsre can be- % deabt 5bst one pF
more irOn.clads will succeed in approach.
ing the town, at least within sbelhng dis
lance,
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RFpaling lths 4 months Iof. April.g Max

eAB During iIhs mohtDs OF April, May
aud June there were manufactured atthe
WateriO~n,' { Mass. Arsenal 90 Geld gun
carriages, l c.rriage fOI arl2 inch riaed
gun. 90 easement carriages for inch
guns, 8 mortar beds, 1899 rounds Of
field gun ammuniliOns 10. 500 fuses. 4,
900 brass fuse plugs with mouth pieces,
9,7s7,OOo cartridges, i,S46, 600 uusket
cartridges, and TIA war rockets. .'.nl
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-20

The APPLE CRor The apple crop OF
Yves ern New York iseuormous. The
Rochester Advertiser says that they can
now be had at fifty aetIts per barrel. One
farmer living in Gates, having ap orohatd
OF grated fruit, offered his crop for Twelve
aud ons half cents per bushel, inc pnrch'
asel to gather the fruit, and t'kc only
such as he wanted. and could sell as ner.
chabtable fruit. The offer was not secep-
ted. s, ,sHs,stArsAf,,,o .~f.,s~Sg'
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-20
OolIcOtiOn Digtrict No u Of Ohio,
SUI. pision inlo Aalelsaent Di,t,lcll "a

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TounSLiD k.Ltaks. - -
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50. .I;.,." TG.";pg;; .,,.o.. -,
sn,no,.etI, r.,ar,,t sSrilehss 1etes ali teSa
min ges,t ~, y y 'pss,pt Y ~ '-Ifs
"a, Rdkds =, st1aftsA. J Basny5as JacisoR land
NonJav S.l .lns6lrs Assl1irpf 4 AZ ftor "A artin
KSsy; i}Sssotnec kcmsf.si. 'Pssiyco, -
al-.plse; tsAfselt. eieAssni Mtnies: a9s ~ SI'
NJ r'hispessea'es. sv ise1iSgtos. Petsy Co.,
.n ss.,,. I'm. IN. ,s,S 80 c'...s w.,
soJ gtSTr ~ v1nshlrs Fs,istant A,.sssor Iniher 81
Bort, Po.tofaeo. Logan. Hoesine Co
sib-wssaisssaS, Taf :isGist;rsss. Perry Lnu.
5eta is a"S 70 e3'} TS %s,s % yIp,on Gov,
ra,Idspce. yts,iSaISn ,IleeIIsgyCo. ~, -
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Pg ny Sem gsss tdnGsS and pes.,n,
~ ftb-ahGignogc clfa1cEsk nPd 1nPpIstoNnships
"a. sslrssiSca. sIIt = ''''''' ,'AD
ea.-s ON .h43 yieIst IN snsSps7 As.isian. a.
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insl-liesisea, IIsrr.sCn. eIo,e.sDd ,&asAul tow
4 ships. As.Itant K.seEtor John. II, Mhndef, post
0si if Esoigss1as's %sisy,eS r.ssw.y asd
| Salt crees FbEBahies. iAss,,isAt Ssssssor Darius
| Pierce. postonce. Circf-ye Pfek aTay co. 4'ifJS p
Assistant TUso+IT. Co,iey ~ n, "
/ Holland. PickasHy Co 4'-.. .....s f-I
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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-20
ExEcurl YE MANsIdN, I

. g 1s EXECUTIVE MANSION, I ~ =,
.'i Washington, Nov. 10th, '62 e.
The President, Commander in. Chief Of
.he Army and Navy, desires AID eujolus
the orderly Observance Of The Sabbatl 10y
the officers and men in The military and
naval service. The importance for man
ar beast Of the prescribed weekly rest,
the sacred rights If Christian soldiers and
sailors, becoming difference TO the best
sepiment ol CHRISTIAN people, and due
regard .forth Divine, will, demsnd that
Sunday labor in the army and navy be
reduced TO the measure ofstrici necessi y
The discipline aud character ofthe Ma
tional forces should not suffer, nor the
cause Trey defend be imperiIled. by tie
profaration Of the day or, name of the
Most High. Al this lime ofypubliA dist
ress, adopting the words Of Washington
ini1776. Men may 6nd enough to do in
the service ol,heir countryf without alb
an doning themselves to vice aed immor-
ality."i g 80 ~ 4 r.~cR VwT
This drst general order issued by ib'
Father oi his Country. after the Declnra
tion Of Independence, indicates the spirl
in which our institutions were ioupdet
and should ever BE- def1udcd: s"The Gen
ersl hope aud trusts that every officer ant
man will endeavor TO live and act as be
comes a Christian soldier, defending III
dearest rights AID privileges Of his coun
lry.Tn.c a4il ABRAH AM LINCOLN. 8
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te,,cr from CAMP Deanison.
-- CAMP DENSISoS, O,
\. s Nov. Sill, 1853 j

.lLtI ( va Nov. 5lh. 1859 ( y
lMEssRs EDlroRs:-HaviDg % few mo-
menta leisure 1 hasten 10 pen few
thoughts for the Gazette. The camp has
been greatly improved within the past
tear. One year syo the troops that are
hox III the field defending the "stars and
stripes" end our righteous cause, were
here sncamped. receiving military in
structiou, to meet the iinfading foe on the
soil Ofthe s"sunpy South" And they
have met them and put them 10 fight
winning ,laurels Of fume aud honor Tor
themselves and the rising generation
d, have visited the convaescenl barracks
this morning those which were once'oc'
cupisd by the gallant 18th Ohio, and
6nd them now occupied by sick and con
s. valescent soldiers from both old and new
regiments. The barracks have been con
verted into hospital, numbered OF intc
City wards. The wards are plastered
and whilewashed outside and inside
nicely furnished with window blinds, anc
/, large stovs in the center Of the room
which makes il very comfortable. Eacl
sick soldier has bis own bed, and the bed
steads are trimmed and vanished. TIL
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-20

'p~ We have received the December
number Of Pe,erson's Ladies Magazine.
L. contains the usual number Of fine en-
craving and is filed with excellent read
ipgI matter. For sale.at the news room
of E.. r. B,llinghurst, .a.'., '''t ,,.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-20

JAcoD BLocK, 2 Agent Sea his .advsr-
tis.msa,g Everybody Knows Block
knows be sslIs cheap aud a good article,
Call and see his new and large stock,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-20

WDr. H O. Shaw, surgeon of the
10th Ohio Regiment, arrived in the city
on Friday last on visit to'his family
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-20

woob's Ministries will appear in this
City, Thursday and Friday Evening the
soth ane a1stsiust., for two nights only.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-20
In1a5l-We I15l muuat hayy,e, money, we eaunol

B0Ws must have money. we cauno!
and will not furnish our paper for nothing
The printer must live. Many Of our
friends have not paid copper during the
three years We have sen. them the Taper.
They must now pay up. Our foreign
subscribers particularly are delinquent.
We give them till the FIRST day Of April,
1869. 10 SQUARE their accounts. u not
then paid. theirSpapsra will be discon.in
ued. and accounts left for collection by
suit. hdtA fti .-ea3
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-20

EESee change of Time Table OF the
CIV az Railroad. a}sa ..r. ..,r.. tt,-
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N16fIeK fa6slS s0fsebH, shs ss8sglfhee has,
N beoa duly appointed And qiailned ash sssfyBesof
ne pTonsdytofLkRY g. BLOcK. Perg0as kpaPing
ihe 10 D. Mdebted 20 faid levy 5sBlbck are
requested 70 make Immediate payment. a0a hose
hsylng claims azainsi them Will present The same 70
the uDdeTsiZEsd, tssigu6o HkNRf LEVY.
LaRcaste q, OptjSth. lsG2-aR99,, v
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E.tr ta ufl Innoh lIIIIar.

AIoFIcEy ia he(nby given ih1ilh Dudsrslg sed has
y teeqf Hbp Ifde4 Sbd qhaii6ed ~ 90 Ainislrk.
tof ottis tsisis-k t,fbb fDler, AeaGset. tRetsot,
indebted n ,s estate Tlil plo4ss come tar ssr1 and
t1ako tmriedale tas DC tt. -''iat.a ELL HOLMES. q
oct. o. iso2- 3s''f''tf ptf 'e'tF ''ff fls@ fssis
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-20

The following general order has been
issued resp cling .he observance Of the
Saobathan the Army and Navy: "a
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WAR BULLETIN.

The Sabbath in The Army and Navy.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-11
A wEPORTER OF THE NEW YORK
HERALD A LkIs l:STED AS "A SPY.

WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.
1t is ordered that person calling himself DIR.
Ives, native of a rebel state, whose brother
was lately in the military service of the Unit
ed States, and is now an otii ,rr in the rtIel
army, and who prctends t" be a special +, pIe-
sentative Of the New York Herald Tor Wash
ington, be arrested and held In close custody
at fort McHenry, as spy, and for violating
the rules and regulations OF this department,
in this, that on Saturday, the 9Th day of Feb.
ruary, 1862, against the public and well known
regulations for the safe transaction of con
gressional business, he intruded himself into
the chambers where the secretary and assist
ants were transactlng business with members
OF congress, for the purpose OF spying and
and obtaining war news, and Intelligence
In respect to cabinet consultations, kilograms,
&C., &c, for publication, which he knew
was not authorized to be published; and,
having so intruded, he conducted himself in
solently, making threats to an assistant secre-'
tary, Peter II. Watson, of the hostility of the
New York Herald against the administration
of the war department, unless he was afforded
special privileges and furnished intelligence
in the department in respect to cabinet con.
situations, kilograms, official communications,
and all news, the moment it was received by
the department. and in advance OF all other
papers,
The war department is the place where the
president, commander-in-chiet of the army
and navy, and his subordinates the secreta-
ry of war, and other public officers are earnest
ly engaged in the business of overcoming trea-
son and rebellion against the government of
the United States. 1t is not a place where
spies or traitors or any person but for public
purposes can be suffered to enter or harbor
Newspapers are valuable organs of pub.
lie Intelligence and instruction, and eve.
ny proper facility will be afforded all
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-11
FROM THE FAR WEST.

LEAvENwoRTH, Feb. 10.-By general order
No. II, General Hunter declares martial law
throughout the state of Kansas, and declares
that the crime of jay hawking shall be put
down with the strong hand and summary pro-
cess.
James II. Holmes, secretary of New Mexico,
liz days from Santa Fe, brings important dis
patches to General Hunter and information
regarding affairs in that territory. The rebel
brig. Gen. IL. II. Sibley was within thirty
miles of Fort Craig with $500 Texans, with
artillery, and had issued buncombe procla-
nation. Colonel Clanby has taken active
measures to oppose him, and feels able to make
successful resistance.
1t is reported that considerable force of
Texans are advanc ng up Rio Pros to attack
Fort Union. An express had been sent to
Denver city for reinforcs ments, and the Colo
RADIO troops would probably march immedi-
ately. Martial law has been proclaimed in
this territory, and all able bodied men are
drafted to service in the militia. All mules,
horses, and ammunition in the territory have
been seized for the use of the government.
The Indians in the territory are reported to
be troublesome
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-11

WAsHINGToN, Feb. 10-The navy depart.
ment has received a communication from
Capt Dupont, enclosing the report of com
mander Parrot in regard to the disposition of
the second stone feet Commander PARROT
states that the remaindepof the stone fleet
were got into position and sunk on the 24th
Of January. He thinks they are exceedingly
well placed, as they effectually block deep
and excellent passage to the north of Rattle.
snake shoal. Capt. Dupont states that 1.-THE
department is misinformed, infer, from a
letter received last night as to the Isabel get
ting into Charleston by the main channel
where the previous fleet was sunk. The OBJ.
struction there is complete, and has not been
removed by the late gales. The water breaks
clear across them. The Isabel got in by Maj
fits Channel, and as that portion of it included
between Rqttesnalie Shoal and the shore has
been blocked up by second stone fleet, the
possibility OF getting into Charleston is still
more circumscribed,-th only channels re.
naming being in the Swash and portion of
Maffit's, and have never less than three YES
sells covering them, which now ride out the
gales at anchor"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-11
LATEST NEWS.
Gen. Stone Arrested.
GRAVE CHARGES AGAINST HIN
BY TELEGRAPH
10 tRE WORCESTER aAlLY SPY

GRAVE CHARGES AGAINST HIM.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 10.-Gen. Stone pass
ed through here on the midnight train, in
custody, en- route for Fort Lafayette.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.-The following is
the substance of the charges under which
Brig Gen. Chas. P. Stone was arrested yes.
terday morning at two o'clock by a guard un.
der the immediate command of Brig Gen
Sykes of tue provost marshaPs force, and sent
to Fort Lafayette by the afternoon train -
FIrst, for misbehavior at the battle of Balls
Bluff.
Second, for holding correspondence with
the enemy before and since the battle of Balls
Bluff, and receiving visits from rebel officers
in his camp.
Third, for treacheruusly suffering the enemy
to build a fort or strong work, since the battle
of Balls Bluff, under his guns, without moles-
tation.
Fourth, for treacherous design to expose
his force to capture and destruction by the
enemy, under pretense of orders for move
ment from the commanding general, which
had not been given.
A court martial will be speedily ordered.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-11

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 8.-The Republicans spe.
cal correspondent states that the enemy is
still encamped near Fort Henry, and that pre-.
parations for farther movements are going
vigorously forward. The river is high and
part OF Fort Henry is overlooked Five more
regiments are expected from Cairo. An I'M
finished fertilization, called Fort Hermann,
opposite Fort Henry, has been taken posses
sion of The panic is so extensive in Tenne-
see that the river is considered open for tile
Union fleets to its head waters.
The late garrison of Fort Henry has taken
refuge in Fort Donelson, making the force
there between 5000 andl 10000. The south
ern mail captured by Capt. Lagan contained
letter from some high officer, who, speaking
OF the demorazing effect of the defeat at
Somerset, says, "another at Fort Henry
would be almost irreparable." The rebel
steamer Orr being chased by the Conestoga
was fired by the crew and abandoned. Seve-
raj other rebel steamers are said to have fallen
into the hands Of gunboats Lexington and Con
estoga. The gunboals sent up the Tennessee
river will probably go as far as Florence, Ala
baina.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-11

situation he ended. 1t is understood that the
pope's reply shows no disposition to yield.
Statistics show that the English imports into
France for 1861 are 80 per cent. above the
previous year. The Spanish minister OF state
has declared in Congress that Spain wonld
demand reparati0n from Mexico on account
of the war of independence. Ii was also
stated that Spain had received no official COM
muncaton respecting any farther resolution
of France and England in reference to Mexico.
He concluded by saying that Spain would lit
tingly support the interest of Mexico.
Lutest via Queenstown.
PARIS, Jan. 26.-The opening of the French
chambers takes place tomorrow, when 1t IS
expected that the emperor will make some
statement about America and Rome. The
French papers conclude, from the attitude OF
the English press, that the Trent affair was
only !; pretext tor war, and that England
WANTS to force the blockade of the southern
ports. The Paris Temps, in replying to an
assertion that the blockade is ineffective, re-
calls that sumo Russian ships ran the blockade
of the Baltic, in 1854, as now happens at
Charleston.
The Opinione National blames the semi Off
cial French papers Tor their hidden southern
sympathies, aud says that England would be-
come dangerous to France if America were
weakened.
The Constitutional of the 18th says that the
Mexican Gen Almonte, is now IN Belgium
pursuing a negotiation for placing the Arch
duke Macmillan on the throne of Mexico.
Gen. Almonte will accompany the French ex-
petition to Mexico.
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 26th.-An imperial
ukase is published permitting Jews to enter
every branch of the state service, permitting
Jewish merchants to reside any where, and
granting other concessions to the Jews.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-11
THE FIGHTING AT ROANOKE
ISLAND.

FORTRESS MONROE, Fe1. IA flag OF truce
brought the news that the engagement at
Roanoke Island still continues. AT the date
of last despatch, at dark last night, the fight
was still going on. The federals had sunk one
or two rebel gunboats. Some later news had
been received at Norfolk, but was not commu.
nicated to our boat.