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avs y COZ t'ts fet1 RATE STATES TENT
n WOO HOOP. COTTON TIgiA tening for hai!g
cotton which BIS been tasted b. Eansperlation This port
from pla atioh and commencement Tie requires
for shipment hbfo"d. Clasps which planter.
puresin mi ther hoops For sc by T. NJ. AVIS
PAtalree, Holly Servings. MiSs;, ard THE0DGRE RUTAL
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ii JAMES n. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GITf GAR
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,.sTosE AND OFFICES R1TTEp t.sts ~.
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- Ira every MURRAY. 1T 8 ?. NJ !.
$50. Vf1ES:- BGtS Y. ATeIfEZ. Akn NEW
tegl 5sl9 N7eden, aEaua tiut, ST. JuSehh POD
Aisaasessassnr% "aesrroor kR.ehsz. Fort Adams, Red
River lAnah Bayog Cara Baton RpEgs Plaquerine, bon
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Tn b9wrd. .. IS - 70 =
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B5~Tho Nacrez cniInRc,s Ticksburg with Yaz0o
packets and Dspo with The tiruad for Trenton and MON
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-12

Apply to associates in
New York-uCHARD G. ELLIOTT, Attorney and
Counsellor No. 50 Nassau street.
Brooklvn, JOSEPH NJ. PRAY, Attorney and Coun
sellOr, No $40 Fulton street.
Pottsville, Pa, WIN. r. SMITH, Attorney and Coun-
sellOr
New Eaven-SILAs A. BRADLEY, Attorney and
Counsel v, No. Streets Building.
Hartford-CIIARLES G. SHULrAS, Attorney and
Counsellor, No Hungerford's Block.
BostOn-BENJAMIN DEAN, Attorney and Counsel
lOr, No. AZ Court street
Lowell-CIIARLES NJ. WILLIAMS, Attorney and
Counsellor, No. Sc Central street.
Walham-EDWD L. HALL, Attorney and Counsel
Tor, Millers Block
Worcester-STEPlIENP T. TWISS, Attorney and Coun
sellor, Flagg's Block, Main street.
ind
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SODA DRAFT APPARATUS For
~ safe by O. r. sPURIl 2Ol Main street
my deodtf
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ROSTON AND PROVINCETOWN
~ PACKET.--The new and splendid Schooner GOLD
EN- RULE, Capt X. A. Stevens, date Of steamer Aeorn)
will commence running Packet between Province
tNwn Cape Cod and Boston, the 24th Of june labS
This beautiful vessel just launched, built ana htted
up in yacht style, expressly for the accommodation OF
passengers will make
Three Entire Trips Per Week.
Ieayng Commercial wharf, Boston, TUESDAYS
1iit RSDA Us. and SATURDAYS, at ~ O'Clock, a. m,
:, IN return leaving ProvncetowD, MONDAYS, WE'D
iESDAYS and FRIDAYS, at a, m.
Fare II 1 90 each way-Meals extra,
rhis Packet, unsurpassed In speed, commanded DY
that most popular and well known gentleman, Captain s.
s,,d assisfd by Capt j. ATWOOD, as pilot and sailing
raster affords rare opportunity for all DESTROYS Of
sao and pleasant sailing excursion. Stages VIII run In
5nnecton with this Packet aud the towns above For
narticuiars, apply TO the captain on board.
els d5in
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The dct Of 1871
S6 state St. opposite kilby St, Boston.
After an extensive practice Of upwards Of twenty
years, continues to Patents in the Uuted Staes
also, in Great Britain France other foreign coun,
tries Caveats, Specifications Bonds, Assignments and
all Papers Drawings for Patents executed on liberal
terms, and with Dispatch Researches made into Ameri
and Foreign works to determine the validity OF uti
y OF Patents o. nventions-and legal other advice
rendered in all matters touching the Copies of
the claims of any Patent furnished by renting One
Dollar Assignments recorded at Washington.
The Agency is not only the largest in New England,
pat through 1t inventors have advantages for securing
Patents of ascertanns the patentabity of inventions
unsurpassed by, if not UNNECESSARILY superior to, any
which can be offered them elsewhere Thu TestimOni-
all below given prove that none is MORE SUCCESS
Full At THE latent oFEIGE than the subscriber,
TAGES AND ABILITY, he would add that he has
abundant reason to believe, and prove that at no
services moderate. The immense practice of the sub
sarber during the twenty years past has enabled him
fetal decisions relative to Patents.
These, besides his extensive library Of legal and
chanical works. and full accounts patents granted in
the United States and Europe render him able beyond
question: to offer superior facilities for obtaining Pa
All necessity of journey to Washington, 20 procure
patent and the usual great delay there here saved
inventors
TESTIMONIALS.
81 regard Mr.. Eddy as one OF the most capable and
successful practitioners with whom have had official
intercourse CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents
"a have hesitation in assuring inventors that they
orhy and more capable of putting their applications in
form to secure for them arly and favorable consd
Grafton at the Patent Office"
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patents.
"Mr X. II. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN appli-
cations all but of which patents have been grant
ed and that is pending. Such uninsakeable proof
Of great talent his part leads TO recommend all
inventors to apply to him to procure their patents
thay may be sure of hSing the most faithful attention
bestowed their and very reasonable charges
JOHN TAGGART.
During eight months the subscriber, in of his
large practice made t1ice rejected applications
TEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE Of which was decided
IN ms fduor, by the Commissioner OF Patents.
Boston, Dec. 2, 1861. deodly de
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DENSION, BOUNTY, BACK PAY,
Il W AR CLAIMS AND CLAIMS FOR INDEMNITY.

This firm, having thorough knowledge of the Pension
business and being familiar with the practice in all the
Departments OF Government believe that they can af
ford greater facilities TO Pensions, Bounty and other
claimants for the prompt aud successful accomplish
business entrusted to them than other firm
in Washington. They design to secure such amount
of this business will enable them execute the bust
ness for each claimant VERY CIlEAPLY, and the
basis of our pay CONTINGENT UPON OUR SUCCESS
IN EACH CASE. For this purpose they will secure the
services Of LAW FIRM in each prominent locality
throughout the States where such business may be had
furnish such with all the necessary blank forms al appli
cation evidence, and also requisite printed pamphlet
instructions and upon the due execution of the papers
and TRANSMISSION of the same to from our Local
Agents. they will promptly perform the business here.
Their charges will be teaf@1EN DOLLARS FOR OF
FICERS and lzfY@FlNE DOLLARS FOR pRIVArES
for each PENSION, or BOUNTY and BACK PAY oh
tanned, and ten per cent. on amount of CLAIMS FOR
MILITARY SUPPLIES, or CLAIMS FOR IDENTITY.
Gy-Solders enlisted since the LIST day of March, 1861,
in any kind of service, MILITARY or NAVAL, who
disabled by disease wounds entitled to Pensions
All Soldiers who for years during the
should it close will be entitled to 500 Bounty. If
there be widow then the minor children then the ia
ther mother brothers sisters entitled as above
JOSEPH b. STEWART,
II, L. STEVENS,
EDWARD CLARK,
o. A. STEVENS,
W. L. GAYLORD.
Washi n O.
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A MEXICAN &F0REIGN PATENTS


SOLICITORS OF PATIENTS.
Late agent Of o. s. Patent Office, Washington (ander
The Diet Of 1871
SG State St. opposite I&iIby ST., Boston.
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TERMS of ADVERTIsfNd.

ApVEkrlsEMENTs published in the DAILY for SllO
Tor three insertions; and 20 cents for each
consequent Insertion Ten lines Tor less) constitute
square, Advertisements ordered inside or n ans
poneht place. as also those largely displayed will bs
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early OF regular advertisers will No 100 u at-
make quarterly payments ' "'ii oe required TO
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pI proceedings of corporation snco,r
assVgslatoh ana no communication designed 10 ali "
eeton 70 any matter Of limited Individual intar.s.
ch De nseIted unless paid for an Advertisement '
~ me publishers will not hold themselves resnonsi
charged for the Advertisement ~ 'i'e amount
, 1862-10-26

{S,,eeIal Di:ra!ch 10 the Chicago Tftonnal
LOUISVILLE, Oct. q, 15j2.
Col. Gwinnip, formerly Col. Of the 79.h I'LL.
uols, and Mr. Bramshaw, the chaplain
of the sano regiment, arrested on
s,,to warrant for enticing me-
gro from the State, belonging to Dr. hashss
ot Lebanon, were agaiu brought before tho
court today and their case continued until
Friday next. They aro 10th in prison.
a steamer left this city to-day with io3pras'
orIers, captured in Kentucky, for Vcksburg,
to be exchanged.
Maj. Gen. Crittcuden md staff arflfed here
this morning from Somerset.
Brig. Gen. Lowell II. Ro.seau has been pro-
1notcd to major generalsLtp. This Ia On
honor worthlly bestowed. Gen. Il. Is right
gallant soldier, md truo rs steel. lie Is styled
the Murat Of the federal army.
Gen. Leslie Cooinbs writes to the Louisville
Jou,zul that Major Sam. Morgan is now lying
dangerously wounded at the house Of John
Morgan's mother, In Lexington. Iets apris'
oner, and cannot leayc until exchanged Or pa
| loled.
The appointment Of RosecranB TO tho chief
command Of tho Ohio army In place Of Gen.
Buell. is well received hore b5 citizens and Gu
| Enthusiastically by the soldiers.
It has been showing brlskly here since 8
O'Clock, and now g p. my It continues With
ont abatement.
Eighty reGel prisoners reached here this
evening from Fraukfort-as dirty lot IS WAS
| ever fecn.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 25.-D.ntei Whltoaead!'
Co, D, Iith Illinois regiment; EnAs Pettt'
john, Co. a, 18th regiment; TUBS. ". Rice,
Co. i, S7th regiment; Henry Weary, Go: |,
9th regiment; Daniel Hayes, Go; \. sd
regiment; Robert 8. Reason. CO. q, sSs1 reg
ilhrut; John Compton, Co. =, 1s7th reKliucai
Illinois volunteers, died III tile hospital hert
during the present week.
, 1862-10-26

FonJErss MoNnoE, Oct. 223.-The commits
sioner frolM Washington ha, succeeded IN ef-
iecting ttr release Of over to0 uhihn prison.
cr4 nt S,listnsy, N. G., aud will h,yo them a.
Atkins Lending tho latter part Of this weeS.
The Richmond EH4uir4rui the a0Ih says:
Dispatches t1ansritins with the war dapan-
fallen back trom bis former position, /, dis.
lance Of iorty lntscs, to receive subsistence.
The confirmation Of tho fc!crals having been
strongly rt'nfo1 cri. rendered tlsis ,ufye neccs-
sary. IL Is e.,rmiscA that Rosccrans has COM
suhnd Of a Strategic ,noycaicnt 10 form
junction with Duei aud en- oil our army en-.
OF tic Potomac. The ens,ny'e cavalry have
renewed their ..i3s on F.rquier, and Oh Sat
uri]ny visited l,ststow Station, on The Orange
md Alexandria railroad. They also visited
Narrenton again In consldcFAni9 forto.
t,atn laden with railroad stuff narrowly
escaped being captured on Saturday nj bfls'
tow.
Five hundred parolcd prisoners we're eont
down 10 Ncma yesterday for exchange, ~,
Gen Eehos, who at present commands tno
confederate forces iii the kanawha yal!ey,
has issued All order urging farmers 10 come
10 kanaxla for salt aud bl1ug forage for the
Va learn from jackson, Miss, Tint the
bridge across Cypress Greek WAS burnt by the
eueniy, mud our forces wore not aware Of
tic destruction till they we're at tho creek on
! their retreat They were then forced to run
! down the creek and cross at the mill. l.daul,
! where the enemy had a commanding position.
+! The slaughter Of our troops hero WAS very
heavy.
Tho Enquirer Of tho 2ist says:
Thirty tilsloyallsts. taken ut Cumoorland
Gap, Tenn, was brought to this city on Snn'
day evening, by way Of 1.ynchburg They
were lodgediin Castle Thunder.
, 1862-10-26
r,ott1yAtIl, rIOyEtl1;Nr.

Now that the Now York Herald and
National InicNiWnetr have hccomo clamor-
Gus for II forward movement OF Gen. Nc.
Clcllu1's army, it may not bo altogether
r1csu1apiupus TOR us to sly tlsa. TIC nation.
I'll life depends upon Il vigorous campaign
against Tie rebel amy, ahich is now evi'
tlcp,ly rcirca1ing from Winchester. The
fruits Of ,le b ttlIc Uf Antiotam hnyo lecn
1>sf. but tl,rr" Is still time to put In IN
overwhelming blow before the mud puts
lts mnrtg%:," M tlr soil Of 'irslntl. II
G,ll. Mcclellan would not unite the loyal
ti,izrl,s Ut In: llml in one universal, irre~
si>.i,.lc demand fur his removal, let linn
4tIikl, Hat II. "
, 1862-10-26
I.I:(,FEI3;N t14IIE OUT,

"Known Is tic company he keeps" Is
vs. true as Hi $. popular sayings-true with
exceptions. Tnkc il ms the rul. by wlfc',
TO ,itl.]pn The nnn,crs nl the so.ct1le.l
Democratic party III C.'oh county md ILL.,
no1s, who arc MI the while protesting tuat
they n1e ltud"utlci Cuion rncn, wlllt
s'mll VIC say Ut them whcn It Il kHoyn thlt
they urc actively cooperating with every
n,alt In t':c N.,r.h who Il 40 open scee,-
stolist Or lnan Of doubtful loyalty 10 tic
Union ca,lse? All the scccssionis!s aro In
tle Democratic camp-arc Leaders t(lcro
whose authority Is unqucstio1cd. What,
then, ure the rauk aul tilc2 If l,oucst, Let
them come ont Of The foll crowd
, 1862-10-26
IN2'0IsTAS'F LETTER PROM GEN.
LIZ 4 |. kEt.f:A.


IIEspQr.anrEl.s ELErESrn CnRrs.
Army urrnE t'oTvAAc. FAtHfAx, HA.,O&t n.
M,.ers. II. II. Inv, Chslsman, and Eerj. Field.
Secretary, N.w f"r':
the cit}zctls Of the State of No] York, In sup
rot OF the nutluull Standardization and tho
vigorous prosecution Of tho war, Ia received.
mn obliged IL acciine your invitation, hut
at tic RsyMc tinc can give yol no stronger
as*naree d my mo-, t.tass: Il: ~: 60 oethts'n III. IN
tueeil ,rlatiops to the array Of the United
Stntes.
Asa mau, a citizen, urd q soldier, fcel n
deep Int trtss III such prosecution OF the war
rs vIli result IN IL speedy ana honorable ter.
mtraticn. Tn this md have trird TO do my
,.,urrst, aud eau testify to thu earnestuess
cf tho b1,ve soldiers who l,svn served unas!!
me, The rcnt.c haze furnished the men and
tucaEt tn soldiers have DONE their part. and
il there Is any b that tho Wit Is not GUIDED,
lug II not to the soldiers.
New York is 4 ec":sA power In the nation.
controlling to Il lart. extent the Tendencies Of
every othtr State. Hence tic responsibilities
oi llyr cu.,le arc teu1fnt'y great, a,ld ona er-
rursnay involyu The naliup In ruin.
In your approaching election, had the PRIV
1lcee, would appeal to tue people of your
Statu as would 10 my soldiers III the fees Of
The cncny, and beg them by every constdera'
lion TINT could Iuuye tlle heart of patriot to
do their dutywithout regard to se'tlsh con
etdcratlons.
yote6 soldiers to tho fury Of a united, deter
mind md vigorous enemy. on account Of anJ
iea;tsncy Ia tise tho right means at the rlghl
fine nr by placing MEN In high and resronsf
hic roeItionF, who, on Rccount OF their toftiel
associations and pledges, can never bs trustee
sincere iynds e. ai agp TO tiesson sou
fe1S''I ~ menrb,tc IA In danger, and cannot b.
, 1862-10-26
WHO In StIleB7

Tho Amboy 1fnsfs answers this question to
tho satisfaction Of all concerned. Let tho
voters OF the 3l District read:
"E. II. Stiles has been known long and we'll
MS II scht MIng, cunning politician. LII has
gaired wtaltt, md Influence through, moro
Ian any other source, the pubic treasury Of
Leu county, by geod lucrative office and
R;teulltlois and use o' tlIo peoples money.
II elected, hr would Soir for measures
whicl, would lI.mper IND elnbarrass tho gov
ernn,nt, d:iHiye lhr e.'ldl"rs who are p,rli..
luz their I,es tnr orr government. Of TINT
1'y and cheer which ihey musk and should
it.vs. to steur. 1T 'tcss, As public servant.
Air. s.i;es' arts ars well kno~u. \" MN need
tc i.ntrrant of them. l'y thu records In the
.httilI's nl'Ice in ,hi, county, Il will ho ecen
that willln 'tr hs. t~o yers H. A1s hf'n SHnt
7Ertt tinfs q" "1ix'"al as fF'*ss"1r.f ttis .ounty
.f1r not paying esr Sfofe moneys rs the l,r d.
4cctx Comment Ii unnecessary.
"Ht has, ami ne ean l'rore II. 70 thf s1ff!ft',,
ton If any nns"'t.ah man, >lxI"'ltI IN and
tlslYct.h,|iu sn'"ettt tonit irhitA L*e ronniy
que for Etrhm.hftJ The }aa'iH s rho 10 IL fyh'
our Guftas. Bni enough, the rcOrle kuO n, OF
ought to kuuW the ln,tn."
, 1862-10-26

THE 1Dkk GVN FNN AAVNi
Tic Tory County Convention on SAtur-
day was diygracefu1 mob, in which row.
tlyism md bribery overpowcrcd everything
tlsc, and badc f:,ir to hrcak up the meeting
before tho first nomination was made. at.
ter tic chairman had broken two inkslaatis
in Ills efforts to preserve orler, It was ascer'
taincd In an official manner, that from tit'y
to two hundred dollars werc the quota
lions for votes for sheriff. Mr. Sheahan,
{ShQ was not tho moneycd canal''atoo and
Mr.. Rose, {who wns) were then both with
drawn, and on Islshman named Walsh
nominated for sheriff. Tic Influences
w1licl. conspircd 10 defeat A1r. Shealan
we're two-fo'd: First. his general support OF
the Government and tic war, which was
lnto1erable to majority Of tho delegates;
and second, the personal cnmity Of the
Times establishment, which had served no.
tico On tic leading delegates that If Shea
han was nominated It {tho Tines would
>defeat him. 1t was, Of course, impossible
to mako head against sucll record and
such m opposition.
The ticket Is abont as weak rs 1t could
be made from tho party malcftal-.tllo only
unmcs respectable In point Of influence ami
character being those Of Slr. Brand Of Blut
Island and Dir. Wnllba,lm Of North CHI
cogo, bot}, Gcrmaus, and ono OF them
Republican. II must be confessed that II
point Of intelligence tho nominees ore gen
orally superior to t:heir cantll late for Con
gsess, hut they afe unknown and u:tcr',
incapable Of making IL successful run Ii
Cook county. Rather more than tue u:ua
amount Il blasphcnly vas in111geo In b,
ilo minority delegates and their client
outside, and il tlloso are sincere Sllo ex
pressed the 1lopo Of being ID If the.
SHOULD vote tlle ticket, there will bc M cS
tcrsiyc rcpruliatlou Of tic concern, or u
M full perdition Of hu min souls.