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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-24

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enye1Pe SINGLE COPIES may be had of the author Ma
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SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.-Miss Nancy
~ BAKER Will open school for misses ST bn 49,
salisbury street i9rmery the residence Of r. " liam.
m M, Esq on wednesday, the 10th of Septcmber
Number Of pupils limited, and none desired n6er ih
yeaIsi several VIII be received into the family az
au4 dnwiStf " '"'
piano FORTE FOR SALF-One
IOctqvc Piano Forte for sale very chenp. warrant
ed perfect Instrument IN every respect; also ono Me-
loueon, Inquire Of LUt lUS MERRiFIELD. Tea ,her
1890 S' ~. o'. . ss''eb Oil NIL
GEORGE q uELDRITH
FURNISHING UNDERTAKEN AND CITY SEXTON
Wade street. istfl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-24

MRS: Wri9tey, ClaIrvoyHut PhyAIcIan-Wil
aIehu 10 examinations at her residence, No. ~ Main
street hours from Ito Il \. NJ from 10 p NJ.
ierms 81 diff si7
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-24

Rr' @. \. Hill attends all Special Diseases OF
maes ana Females, at his Medical Ohce, No 50 Main
street worcester Mass See his advertisement of the
Greatest Female Remedy OF the Age in this paper.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-01

Robertson, of the Qs:h was wounded severely. Lieut.
REYNOLDS was killed. His last words we're, On men
onP To notice the bravery of every individual that
came under my notice, impossible. merely men,
ton Lieut. HOgc, who wounded, 4h Sergeant Keller,
of Company I. on whom the command Of his company
deVOlVed Sergeant OVerstroet of Company g. on whom
also the command Of his company was thrown.
Ispeak especially Of Picketls Brigade, and more es-
peciAly of the ash Virginia, because their movements
fell more Immediately under my notes. Oilers, doubt
less fought vaAnty but the losses of this veteran Br
gade attest but too mournuIly, its desperate valor
Pickett wounded WitheIs, perhaps dead But the gO-
rOus Hunton still left to lead the boys to victory
Aud Strange is still left to say Fire, boys, mind
me-" The 56th was formerly in Floyds Brigade, and
nObly did they sustain their reputation. Our slept
on the eldsnd when Lougssreet moves again, perhaps
Mcclellan will hear from the 81 Brigade.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-01
LIncoln and Scott.
SPECTATOR.

Early last week the gorilla chief suddenly and nystsr.
ousy disappeared from Washington and made forced
run to West Point for the purpose Of holding consul
tAton with the old apostate Scott The Yankee papers
ICusy speoulating the special object Of this
confAb" Lincoln elel a1y characteriz d it. 1t mat
but little to what these two pu. their heads
together over frs because Gen. Lee and his glorious
army have since completely changed the status and aspect
Of sHairs-and, secondly, because Old Scott has eI
hausted all his knowledge and capacity long since His
grand failure at Manassas caused him to reproach and
humble himself before his vulgar master as he great
est coward in the army" and shortly after to retire
from command, either by compulsion from conscious
ncOmpeteuey jos! before his remarkable escapade to
and from France last he made several addresses to
sets of aunkeys Whocaed him, in which after duly
mprel sing them the fact that his opinion was worh
something he sAksd his military reputation on the pro-
phecy that tbs rebellion would be suppressed by the
coming Spring" Spring has come and gone. The Sec
d month Of Summer Is here and witnesses the Grand
Army, which be based his hopes dsccm6tsed d se-
ing, mastered aud in Al extremity from which We hope,
and believe there is no escipe. Lincoln may run to
Scott much be plesses bat the fangs Of that old
serpent pOintless and their y,nom all split
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-01
GEN. sruiRrs I1srprrIoS.

An army correspondent of the New York Times has
the following ausion to that brilliant aiir, which is
the most candid report yet had from that source
He says:
Stuarts cavalry raid is still the topic Of conversation.
The Richmond Examiner Of hondAy, (of which en-.
close copy gives very grandicqusnt account Of it.
and says the Yankees will probably announce 1t as an
other Union victory. beg to correct the Examiners
error can the 6dtor that the 81 ir sIcites
much admiration in the Uaion army it does m Rich.
mond have heard, on every side, the most uuquali.
fed eulcges Of the bodness and the pluck evnced by
'victOry" our part, regard feather Of the
very tallest sort in the rebel cap.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-01
TRIBUTE TO THE BRAVE.

AT meeting Of Lousisaaus, held on the evening Of
be 29 n of June, 1863 at the SpotsWood Hctel Capt
V. g. de I,ls called to the Chair, and Capt. Fran
els RAWle requested to act as Secretary.
The Chair announced that the object of the meeting
to express sincere regret the loss Of dis
tiuguished fri is co. Isaac G. Seymour, Of the 9th
Regiment Louisiana Volunteers, AID hsjor O. r Wheat,
Of WbeA.s Louisiata Battalion, and also many other
o:ave LouisianiAns who have been killed in the defence
Of our beloved Capital.
The Chair appointed the following named gentlemen
as committee TO draft Appropriate resOu ions Capt.
g. G. Atkins Of Wheat's Louisiana Battalion, Lieut. Il.
GimshaW, of the III Regiment Louisiana Volunteers
md Lieut. b BresnAn, of the Regiment Louisiana
Volunteers.
o, m1tior Capt =. Clarke, Of the 9th Regiment Lou
isiauA Volunteers, was added to the committee.
The Committee having retired for a few moments,
brought 10 the following report, which unanimously
adopted;
Whereas, in present terrible struggle before
loved Capital, for the ndeperdsnos and integrity OF
Confecsrsoy it has pleased Almighty God call TO
himself the spirit Of The venerable and gallant Seymour
and the csivsrous Wheat and other brave Of
fl eed but uus State Of Louisiana be il, therefore,
hssolgsG Toat We the representatives OF the various
nd lament the loss Of those Of beloved brothers in
arms whose blood is stl. red upon the altar of our
country.
That Louisilnisrs throughout the entire Couiederacy
and the country 81 large have reason 10 acknowledge
the great services Of the gallant Seymour and the ir
tycpd Wheat who have r. c.ed go much honor upon
.5e louisiana Brigade in Virginia.
Tht! though eIles from our beloved State, We have
ready and sympathies extend TO the doTr
trodien and suffering friends Of the deceased at home
That The usual badge Of mourning be worn for the
space Of thirty DAVIS by the friends OF the decs5 SD and
by those If the dit rent Louisiana corps.
That copy Of these resolutions be transmitted to
BRIG. Gen. Taylor, commanding the s.h Brigade.
CLAEKE K & ATEISs
GRIVHAw, J. BkEsSAN.
Ga notion il resolved that the proceedings Of this
meeting be published in the Richmond Dispatch, EIani.
ner and Wing.
The meeting then adjourned.
We. de 7 ISLE, Pres't.
FRANCIS RAwLE, Ssc'J.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-01

CENTRAL vILLprsUE is now comm .noant Of the milf
tary pcs. at Grenada, Mississippi We grafeI to be
able to present to our readers the following order f.
which it will bs how high Is the esteem In which
this gallant and modest Caronian ia held by the he.
raj Of our Army Of the West:
HIADQas wrsrIss D,PanIxRsr
Tupelo, Miss Juae IL 1859
(Gsnersl Orders, No. 81
The Commander Of the Forces calls the attention Of
the Army to the prolonged defetce OF Fort Pl low by
Brig Gen. John B. Vipigue and The gallant cola era
under bis command.
The defence conducted with kl vigcr aud intro
pidity week after week De and BIZ. T, sOuts mr.,
in arms in open batteries kept back the enspys su,e
ror land and naval forces and when she purposes aud
design Of the campaign had been accomplish ed und,r
circumstances Of difficulty which also sttst the lily
Of the General be brought eff biz comma, 10 the o.
Of superior numbers With success .qualed only by the
brilliancy Of be defence.
Such devotion to duty is worthy Of appreciation ard
approval Of the country.
BY command of Gen. BIAuREGlRD.
(Signed) GEO. w. BRIsr,
Acting Chief OF ST. A.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-01
Ing superior to II IN 81. history. TrrsE sad nOSlsr man.
hood we're never displayed

Ing superior to II IN 81 history. rruss ed nobSr man.
hood we're never displayed.
MoRx PRIsoSXRs
Several hundrpd ia KEGS were brought 'on to Rich.
moud Yesterday. uoder guard. Fifty three of the mum
Der we're members of the "BucttAil Regiment" Who
have been lying IN tse woods Meadow Bridge since
the hs of Tsursday afternoon. Thy surrendered,
Sunday, to small picket ~ I'd having left their place
Of oOncsalnsnt Or the PurpOs of securing board and
l,dgpgs in Ills city At the puoc expense. The largest
body Of prisoners brought III were captured near Dis
patch Station, tie York River railroad, Saturday
night
Another tobacco factory (BGrett's) has been taken
for the accommodation Of the Yankees and from pres
emit Appearances, Is xpected that few more Of our
largest buildings oil 10 reg Tired.
1t is inti1stsd ths SmOrg the prisoners some who
have been here before, and paIolsd If this be true,
and the sccuntr be Identified the usages Of civil
Esd warfare would demand their immediate execution.
mE sPoILI -BoEsIs cAPrUEID.
The removal the ely OF the spOils captured in the
late battle was eSnsuued all day yesterday cODsde-
rabls number Of asabul and wagons brought
in. AmopE the srclss that attracted attention was
Yankee bAloos, vith all the FL ures for rAating and
eevating it. Ysse reay afternoon, drove of horses
and mules ssveFsi hundred in numbsr-psssed through
the city, They vsls captured understand, by Genr
StuArts cavalry.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-01
aKx. IrsroStwALLJIcxsos N

GEN. "sroSIwALL JACKSON"
The Philadelphia Inquirer has the following editorial
notice Of General Jackson whose Nspolsonc operations
in the Valley of Virginia chalsnge the admiration Of
the world
Among those who we're unnamed demgods" In times
pact, no has conducted his command with greater
tk than Thomas Jefferson Jackson, nick named stone
wall by Of his taking advantage Of such rough
structures when be was defeated BY Shields Will
lamsburg. (WiliamsportO But, although beaten, he
would not cay His rapid pursuit of Banks, and bis
well conducted retreat turning, aud standing at bay
with sharp and directed fangs his puFsuer closed
upon him. show judgmen, GOODNESS and tenacy such as
Rebel has displayed during the From one who
knew him vel before the war, have learned certain
traits Of bis character which will throw light upon his
conduct during the present campaign. he is graduate
OF West Point and participated in the Mexican war. He
Is slow man intellectually (Ehatever be may be other
wise but extremely firm and tenacious Of purpose His
bravery is Mquestioned During the battle Of Chapul-
tepec, where ne commanded q section of hagruders
battery attached 10 Pillows division he ordered by
that pul division commander to ythdras his section,
as, according to Pillows idea, it TOO much
exposed. Giving heed whatever 20 the Generals or
dere, he rapidly limbered up and moved his section
hundred yard, the enemys works, where he did
great execution
After the war, Jackson appointed Professor of
Natural and Experimental Philosophy in the Virginia
Military Iosttute and in the quiet routine of bis duties
he was by no means successful. He was regarded by
many incubus upon his department; be was bung
ling teacher and very slow in powers Of calculation
With the breaking out Of the war, he seems to have
found again coDgenis service and has certain ecpsed
the fame Of most of the Rebel Generals He is O dan
gsrous enemy, and should have thorough soldiers to
watch him from our eide.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-01

SIMPLE MODE OF. KILLING RoAoHra-As these
pess quite numerous at this sesson of the year,
housekeepsrs who annoyed with them will doubtless
be induced to try the following plan for getting rid OF
them. 1t ia furnished by correspondent Of the KpoI.
vile Wing, and ia very simple II Elective as alleged:
There yermin easily destroyed simply by cutting
up green cucuubers at night and placing them about
where reaches commit depredstions What ia cot fror
the eucunbers 10 preparing them for the table answers
the purpose just well, and three applications wiz. de.
stroy all the roaches 10 the houe. Remove the rinss
10 the morning, and renew them al night II properly
applied and the remedy fails, the writer Of tbs article
will p,y any ones subscripon for this pspay one wear
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-01
DIED,


AtlOoeoeE NJ Saturday qSth o. Ju-e Cat In cHAMPk
co KE, Cen ANY 4. 1911 Begimstt, Va. Volunteers
Capt shot n ough The body PidAy evening the
81 b. Vhrt s,any Leading LI eonpsnJ 70 de pc
charge his I'D yeArn ten mont he ross IRON the
The ri Oft c'mpanEpoieng the ennTs
hlr Of L eo aad the noIt devoted AitAehnen Of bis
Company.
eoa5 Ia, Lat El;n soldier hi, ri .nds and ,ssciates
. universal fsyorite bis fRiEsD
Monday tts ScA June from the de- OF vousd received
n the sngAgentnl PlAy lat NM GERALD t. kN10N
son Of FtuArt 6. Thoruton, Il Pal far county.
The the respond 10 the call OF h
unry, and OF the gLIIt Regiment o. Col Hun
pArtic'rst al he bAtss q hAiAsaI, LteSbug William
3 and Richmond
tax. ps-e from - rssd Of his 'ion
james Du l5p Is rang 81 4 O'Clock Tisnds requested
a tsnd sitho1I furh-r notice
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-01
REVELATIONS OF A REyUGKK.

The Herald occupies four columns in email type with
the revelations Of union Refugee" from Richmond.
For the amusement Of our readers, copy the sub.
joined extracts:
There are not lees than from four hundred to five hun
dred of the citizens Of Richmond laDgushing 10 prison
on account OF disloyaty to the rebel government and
their friends well themselves all await the coming
Of the Union troops with great impotence.
relative iof Colonel OorcoraD, opulent grocery
merchant of Richmond shares his captivity thanks to
az intrigue Of noted Richmond det ctive named Bar
ney Shaw, former Baltimore Plug Ugly, who assumed
the character Of parOed Union cheer named Colonel
Andrews, and attempted to obtain money q forged
lie ter, which purported TO come from bis relative The
plot fsed but the unfortunate Higgins Ia still mpri-
med as a character of suspected 10y ally.
Many influential ciizsns such as Valentine Stearns,
Humphreys, Wet Johnston, the booksellers Hecher,
a,d numerous othera men Of high position, have Ian.
euished for months in jail Bolts has been paroled.-
The entire club of members Of the German Turnverein
had been 10 prison for nearly sixty days up to the time
left, also several employees Of the Richmond Labo
ratory, charge Of dsoyaty and conspiracy. pri.
dwelicg house on Grace street was discovered filed
fIon cellar to gsrret with cutlasses and firearms, and
he detective police Of General Winder have been very
buS in srresiing persons concerned in dsbolical
Of" There is reliance placed in the foreign element
Sou'h
General Winder Is a man Of some seventy years Of
sge with head covered with thick, long wate hair,
which has seeming tendency to sand upright ever be
high forehead. he carries himself very erect, aud is
always dressed in full Uniform, bedizz with the
many layers Of geld braid passionately sported by
the Southern chivAlry. He has noss but small,
cruel tWinkng eyes, and is the most energetic cficer,
except Gen. Lee, 10 the capital.
II. Davis looks hsggsrd aud pale he dresses very
plainly ard the oyercoat / last saw him wear bad a
faded brown, tiDeworn look He wears q ep silk
bat (btter known stove ppe also not very fastid.
ous CT lor and shape. He frequently takes equestri.
an exercise through the s' frtquented parts Of the
cl;v, in which neighborhood Marshall street, be resdes
Toe departments of different bureaus OF the rebel
States here slDost all filed with Marylsnders who
bling called refugees, alone exempted from the obi.
Gus, much hated CONSUMPTION law
There is great deal Of III feeling against the Bald.
moreans who sway the city, from General Winder down
70 tbe native Piuee and HindOos who compose bis dc
leotb BILE police They are Grated, and Richmond
fals prey to the nceudsrys torch it viii be lighted
by these gentry.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-01
TRox TIE CHIcEAHoNIEY.

The following is from 1.-THE Situation" column Of the
Herald Of the 26:h ult
Aflrs in front Of Richmond omnouGly indicative
OF grand denouement the siege Of the rebel oapsl
From the movements Of the enemy on Monday night,
and from information received general engagement
was looked for On Tuesday morning. The troops were
all under at daylight, and everything in readiness
BIZ. after 81 CAT demonstration by the rebels, and find
log themselves promptly met CT every point they retired
TO their old position. In junction with this informa
ton we have dispatches received at the War Dspart.
meat throughout yesterday afternoon announcing some
important sEirm hing al along the lines, which resulted
il taking some of the enenys reOoubs and driving him
from his camps. Hookels DIVISION with Hentz lnan's
corps supported by Gen. Keyes were in the action and
Gen MCCLELLAN is 10 his praise Of all the troops
engaged BE sAys it not battle, but that the ad
vantage sought fully attained, Ano tith little loss,
though the enemy resisted stubbornly. Our men be-
haved splendidly, SAYS the Commanding General, and
have done all that could be desired. The object designed
vas entirely accomplished and everything quiet at
ave o'clock last evening. Il would from this affair
that the serious action before Richmond has 10 reality
commenced, aad the public will consequently be on the
oGi vjvs for further intelligence OF The highe interest
from the Army Of the Potomac.
The intelligence from other quarters is not very i'm
portsnt Norfolk has been placed under mar al law by
Gen vele because the city officers refused to take the
oath.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-01
The Herald winds up la long secosr, Of this Prssdsn.
tiaI trim Nth the foovine.

The Herald winds up la long secogI, Of this Presdsn.
tial trip with the following:
Ia conversation with our reporter, Mr. Lincoln de-
cared that there nothing at all alarming going on,
aud seemed TO be very unreserved In hs conversation.
General Scott likewise spoke In the terms, assert
log that Mr. Lncon's visit not on sccouot OF any
disaster, past or Gxpfced. The old chief declared be
had no idea OF going Washington again. bis hesl.h
would not bear 90 much labor From this IL Ia fair 10
infer though the General seemed unwilling 10 admit IT,
that the whole sct Of the Pfesdens visit
suit General Scott relative the conduct Of the war
stated above
This theory is further strengthened BY the fact that
the Presden. and General Scott while In secret consul
talon, were pouring maps and chsrts evidently in
tent military studies. Wien Mr.. Lincoln ftst
saw the General after his arrival at West Point be eI
claimed, General am exceedingly pleased TO see you
especially looking robust and hearty came here
purposey to have confsb with you" 1t Is psrtinenty
asked what business but military business would thus
bring the President at such q time from Washington
away eff to West Point to suit with the ilrsrious
hero Of hundred well fought bsttlesy In fact there
can be little doubt-no d Il vhatever-ttat such is the
real obi o. the visit A 10 the contemplated changes
in the army, Mr. Lincons speech in Jersey City would
10 settle satisfactorily that point, inssmuch be
says he did not propose 70 make unmske any gen.
erals" Nevertheless it Is not certain that important
military changes not in pro'psetu. The manage.
ment Of the political generals the Shenandoah valley
has been the successful and II the gulotne is
TO be set work at all the most proper victims would
to be those unueky officers whose lac in
the valley Of Virginia have brought much ve1aon
upon the government But time will tell. Nous VsTons.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-01

GNIRIL Robert l. I'VE n joce that our "wae-
belded aud brave hearted" Commander-n chief has Lad
an opportunity to silence the silly, idle clamors that
have been raised against him.
PROFESSIONALLY, the creates. soldier in the South, II
the whole contiIent, he has been unre stu ed
by penny-a lines and carpet knights than auy other FL
in the country If We except the Iamented Albert
Sidney Johnston.
Notwithstanding all this, be has pursued the even
tenor of bis way never once turning aside TO Indicate
the least az the Efforts thai we're so pesistenuy
made dstrust OF his Abilities aud 70 euy bis
fair fame. In their eagerness TO dspsrage him, msn
forgot that he was the man upon whom Scott lesned
during all that brilliant campago 10 the Valley ot Mex CO.
They forgot that he sent to Wssra Virginia Lass fall
when the campaign bad virtually ended &c series Of
Disasters and when the chickering's Of q brace Of pold
cal G,nera Wise and Floyd had nearly destroyed the
morale of the army and that be arrested toe progress
of disaster leaving the army in tar better condition
than be found t. His assaants forgot alto, that he
was sent to Charleston and Savsnnsh strengthen these
positions; that he won the coIf:ence OF the p-cpie
there by bis juticous Of defence, ard that
though Savannah has teen longer menaced taan any
other city, aud expected to be the frat that would
succumb the power Of The nsoent foe, she yet ssac
monument Of the skill and judgment displayed BY ths
honored son Of Harry Lee.
The same strategy and skill being displayed upon
more prominent theatre, and the gloiops result thus
far of the greatest battle Of the war; the merit Of
the man whom Virginia and the whole south will delight
10 honor May gracious Providence long spare the
Christian hero and patriot to his country ynchb9
Vtroiaian.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-01

INVITE proposals III, grA1lag Npd Onry bridging &c
Of TIE Fisdmoa Railroad DAnvi The
company Neeue The work rith great rsp
For vita Ieysrd to the character snd mt Of
the wSrH lppy stpy on 10 DaGyle slh
atths ne u the .1eh and en- DEnTs Railroad Com
EOJCND I. D MTERs,
iay i-f 0sF'. E-grS 10 and Chief lnS'r.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-01
ARmYIyrILLIG Nos OFFICE.

GOWN Va between llih AID 2th oae door be-
II loE tie -elrgr.ph oaSOs
Ac4lnt. sgn haiti lOr Surgeons, heads Of fAmi
les prnDrtt no an b, ing and al others pos-
ormGtcn fthetis, ke4, ded missing Of the
Oon eder rny ousy d'r,d by hei- fie1ds, VIII
fernh aiorm 70 tbs ofce, with Little da y
ts possible WI. A ClOCKf7,
is23-gt Bait. ArmV Intel. Office
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-01
THE WAR IN THE REPUBLICAN PARTY.
The n. Y. Herald of the 2s:h ult, SAYS;

The feuds 10 the republican psry Of this State are
daily increasing both in bitterness End extent Divided
as it is between the conservative and abolition factions,
the fight is becoming decidedly spicy. Thurow Weed
leads the conservative wing, and Mayor opdyks and
Collector Barney the abolition Both factions
shslling their forces for q contest with fair
prospect that one or the other will Idle in the
last ditch" As Congress ourns bod and de-
tsrmined effort will be made remove Collector Barney
from the Custom House, and his place with person
from the conservative ranks. The prospects that
he wiz either be compelled leave Secretary Chase
will have TO vacsts the Treasury Department.