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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-17

NJ0TIcE.-sEALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED UN.
IN I'll the 9th day Of May, 1852 II O'Clock NJ for sup
plying the United states Subsistence Department with 600
head of Beef Cattle on the hoof.
animal to average 800 pounds weights animal ad
med which weighs less than 900 pounds gross. Heicrs
and bulls not wanted.
The cattle delivered at such times such guam.
titles as the government may require.
The delivery OF cattle be made the 10Th OF June
1862, thereafter as government require
bond with good and sufficient security VIII DO required
Government reserves TO itself the right TO in Treasury
notes, or other government funde,
No bid will be entertained when put In by contractors who
have previously failed to comply with their
where the bidder not present correspond his bid and all
bids to be accompanied by two guarantees
The firms should be stated in full, with the pre-
else address Of all the members of the firm.
Bids TO be directed to Major A. BECKwITH, c. g. U. s.
A., Washington, ID. @.
GUARANTEE.
We, OF the county of - and State OF -, and
---, Of the county Of -, and State OF -, do hereby
guarantee that IL able TO fulfil contract in accordance
with the terms Of his proposition and that should his
position be accepted, he will In
accordance herewith.
Should the be awarded him, we prepared to
become his securities.
TAs guarantee must be appended to each bid.
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IN Sealed proposals FOR purchasing all the Hides and Tai
low, Hoofs Horns the cattle killed by the
Of the Potomac under command Of en Mcclellan. are in
vitcd til the 20th day OF May, 1852 At II O'Clock N.
Is intended that the contractor shall follow the and
collect the hides and aow hoofs and horns and shall pay
certain articles each animal, col
cced at his risk lie viii be charged with the articles
In each unless he clearly show that he
ed from obtaining them by Sroper authority.
bond with good and sufficient security, viii be required
for flnment of the contract; and bid will
tanned from previous contractors who have failed comply
with contracts aud bid viii be entertained uness
the bidder Ia present TO respond 10 his bid
The articles OF agreement with bond will be required
70 be entered into within two days after the opening Of the
bids.
The bids 10 be directed TO Major A. Beckwih. Cemmissa-
Of Subsistence, Washington d. c. and endorsed PRO
poeals."
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PROPOSALS FOR THE SUPPLY OF FRESH BEEF

Tor use Of United states troops stationed at Fort Column
bus New York harbor for year. commencing June l.
1862 will be received at the oise OF the A. A. @. s. Fort
lumbus New York Harbor until IL O'Clock NJ, the 2is
instant The beef Is TO be OF first quality In proper
tons Of fore AMI hind quarters necks and shanks excluded
and W b. delivered at Fort Columbus such times and In
such quantities may be required Two secur les of i've
thousand dollars each will be required FOR the faithful full
hmen OF the contract Proposals will he ressed 10 First
Ieucnsnt b. d. CheS sixth Infantry, ofco Of A. Al s.,
Fort Columbus, Nw York tbof nnt be endorsed fr0po.
sails for the supply a fresh beef The under signed reserves
tho right 10 reJsI all bills which he dens estava
gant, or doubtfsi sccnrities H. H. CHiLDS,
First taeatenant Sixth Infantry, A. A. G. s.
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Captain and Quartermastcr Military AcAdeI
WEST PoINr, N. Y, May 2, 1862.
EREsH BEEF AND VEGETABLES FOR THE
BuRrAu on PROVISION, ASH CLornryc,

NAVY BUREAU OF Provisions AND CLOTHING,
WARRINGTON, May 8, 1852. !
Sealed proposals will be received this office until Thurs
day the 9Th day 1852 for the supply Of such
Of fresh and vegetables required
the New York station during the fiscal commencing
the LIST day of July next, and ending the 30h june
1883
The beef vegetables must be OF good quality aud the
best the market Affords and each article must DO offered for
by the pound.
Bond with approved security, will be required In onchalf
the estimated amount OF he contract and twenty centu
in addition will be withheld from The amountof each pay
ance OF the Contact which will on no be paid until
II Is fully complied with Payment 10 be made In certificates
Of Indebtedness in Treasury Notes. 1t the option of the
government
for si6Zapproved 10Th August lsl6l by written
signed by responsible TO the effect
that he they undertake that the bidder bidders WILL II
their bid be accepted into Obligation within
articles proposed.
guaranteed.
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PROPOSALS.


Goal.
Written proposals will be received until the 2ith inst for
the delivery the north wharf West Point n " of the
following qualities White Ash Coal Clean:
GOO 240 lbs per toni Locust Mountain steamboat
size.
Also,
$50 tons "a, 240 lbs per tonS egg size,
800 tons do. do. stove size,
of either Beaver Mountain Buck Mountain Baltimore
Vein, Wyoming. Price Of each stated separately.
Goal delivered from the Sehuylkl, Lchigh and
Wyoming districts the West Point wharf from canal boat
which II at the mines without breaking bulk, via
the Schuylkil and Delaware and Rsritan Canals.
More than the ordinary facilities for unloading will be
m nshed The coal BE- delivered between the LIST OF June
and Gath OF August next - -
Captain and Quartermastcr Military Academy.
WEST P0INr, N. ", May 2. 1862.
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RIO REAL ESTATE OwNERs.-THE UNDERSIGNED
will publish several thousand copies Of the General
Agent days. be circulated in all business places
containing such Real Estate as he has for sae or
offered him prior thereto No expense to ownerssuel
commissions only in OF sale. J. POST 500 Broadway
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PHYSICIANS
As CITIZENS
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II you DO use HooFLASps GERMAN BrrrERs.
From Newton grgyn D. Editor Of the Encyclopedias
Although no, disposed favor Patent No
Rscr o oSa oS Wing and
not testify 10 the benefit he believes to nave
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saed Of ssnns Ssa 1o 1ia and %
friend for directing me to the use p ppowv
lfrom the Rev. Josph III kennsrd Pastor OF the Tenth
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medicines but ressrd,ns The my arpro.
ps a "a ~ al ss p WIN sess
The nseiansss Of Dr. a' Scpuah gers
Ssst 'S& siSs
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GErAASTowS, June 1, 1851.
DIR. G. NJ. JAcKsoS-Sr-It gave me pleasure years
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pepsa chronic and debility disease the Kidneys
&C. The powerful influence cxcrs upon
ton r. surprising have been consulted frequently In
your Bitters and without
mendcd u FOR the above complaints and In every instances
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ton in Germantown and Is sold In every drug
and In most OF the grocery stores here. IL should
question what let tncm to Germantown. and
will their satisfaction that the Bers cured il
this vicinity than twenty Of the above diseases
Respectfully,
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ttnlHE BIBLE EXPOSED" BY ERASMUS JUST PUB
i lshed, 36i pages roy al oclavo, neatly bound price
81 IS This instructive remarkable book 10 70 be
had by addressing William Say box 352 Brooklyn Post Office
who receipt the above amount in current money and
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

DINSMORE'S RAILROAD GUIDE-NEARLY ALL
IL the Northern railroads change from the 9th
to 18th Our Guide Of this date has all the correc
tons DINSMORE CO., 70 Cedar street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-09
M0rtester 9aiIp Spp.

1.-THE following lines were sent 10 us soon after the
battle of Roanoke but in the press of matter at that
time were mislAid. We publish them now, though
at late day. to crafty the many friends of the de-
ceased
The Burial Of Corporal Randall Mann at Leicester,
March IAN, tCho fell in Battle Roanoke Island NJ
C., Feb. 6th, 1862.
We gather in sadness, oppressed with the woe
That like sackcloth envelopes our hearts as we go
Rebellion and madness are rife in our land,
And lov'd one has fall'n by a fell traitors hand!
He has fallen, and bravely defending the right:
With love for his country he entered the fight;
Left kindred and dear ones; confronted the vile,
And died for the Union, at Roanoke isle.
Young soldier, miss thee, anu gather to-day,
With hearts torn and bleeding, around thy cold
clay,
And deeply deploTe we the evil and wrong
That lays low in death thy fair. noble FORM
We mourn thee, young patriot, and feel that too
soon
Has thy spirit departed-thy sun set ere noon,
And the hopes we have cherished are faded away,
Like the life OF the soldier, before us to-day.
His lie 1t has faded, but not into night,
From the dew drops of death, beams effulgence of
light;
That courage undaunted, example so pure,
Will live, while the ages of history endure.
FAREWELL youthful hero thy battles are DER.
We lay thee to rest on thy loved native shore
Where the tears of affection will water thy grave,
And the flag of the Union above thee shall wave
East BrOokfeld, March 10, 1862. EFT.
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MAIN SIR EET.
mch25 dtf
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VOL. II. NO. no
THE REBEL PRISONERS.


There are now about two hundred rebel
prisoners in the city jail-mserabe specimens
of humanity | visited them yesterday, and
found them to be degenerate ViTginians OF a
lower order, with one New England born man
among them, of rebel proclivities, man bred
in the Land of school-houses and churches"
who knew better, and certainly deserved
deeper condemnation than the miserable crea.
lures around him. Among the Virginians
was Albert G. Davis, known by the name of
e-Eyed Davis, formerly Methodist preach
er, and at one time representative from Mo-
mongolia county to the Virginia house Of rep.
resentatves. He was captured in the noun
tains by Capt. Showers OF the 10Th Virginia
regiment. Forty of these prisoners were sent
to Camp Chase, Columbus, Ohio, on Thurs.
day, and number were received from Ger.
Milroy on Friday evening.
OPERATIONS OF THE GUERILLAs.
The mountainous region along the line of
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad continu TO
be infested with rowing bands of bushwhack
ers, barn burners mot political ones, J robbers,
horse-thieves, destroyeIs OF Union property,
and, in fact, all species of rebel villains but
they dare not come down into the roads or re-
turn to their homes. Sixty of them, few
days since, met a detachment of Virginia
Union troops, which resulted in running
fight of over nine miles, ending by killing sew
enteen and taking nineteen rebel prisoners,
who were armed with all kinds of weapons,
such as pistols. knives, shot. guns, lances, &c.
The small village of Addison, in Webster
county, their place of rendezvous, was burnt,
and the prisoners sent to SummersvilIe Day
before yesterday dozen or more rebels only
about sixteen miles from Wheeling and four
below the turnpike crossing on the railroad,
were attacked by a party of the twentieth
Virginia and taken prisoners They were
sent to Wheeling for examination last evening
THE TWENTIETH VIRGINIA REGIMENT.
This fine regiment, composed of fifteen
hundred hardy mountain boys, aud command
ed by Col. Wilkinson OF Wheeling, is station
ed all along the line of railroad between Wheel.
ing and Grafton, the headquarters being at
the latter place. This regiment is constantly
engaged in scouting besides guarding the
railroad, and has been noted for capturing
guerillas. Gen. Fremont is highly delighted
with them, and it is his intention to organize
several of these Virginia regiments for this
express purpose. The boys of the twentieth
know every mountain road, path and BY path,
every glen, ravine and glade, are good marks.
men, can endure toll, and are temperate tract
able and honest. They will be of immense
value in this mountain warfare.
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Glutbing, it.
NJ E w c L D L H / N G
TAILORING GOODS.
A. P. WARE & co.

OFFER TO THEIR CUSTOMERS AND
THE PUBLIC A LARGE AND WELL
MANUFACTURER STOCK OF NEW
AND VERY DESIRABLE CLOTHING,
ADAPTED TO THE PRESENT AND
APPROACHING SEASONS, WHICH
WILL BE FOUND FULLY EQUAL IN
STYLE AND WORKMANSHIP TO
OUR PRODUCTIONS OF ANY FOR
MER SEASON.
WE ALSO INVITE PARTICULAR
ATTENTION TO OUR BOYs' CLOTH
ING, IN WHICH DEPARTMENT NO
PAINS ARE SPARED TO RENDER 1T
WORTHY OF THE CONTINUANCE OF
PAST LIBERAL PATRONAGE.
IN OUR TAILORING DEPART
MENT WE OFFER "A LARGE AND
WELL SELECTED STOCK OF PIECE
GOODS, IN WHICH WILL BE FOUND
"A WIDE RANGE OF PRICES, QUAIL
TILES, AND STYLES, INCLUDING
MANY OF THE BEST STYLES FROM
RECENT NEGOTIATIONS, AS WELL
AS CHOICE STYLES OF DOMESTIC
MANUFACTURES, ADDITIONS TO
WHICH WILL BE MADE WEEKLY,
ALL OF WHICH WILL RE OFFERED
AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES,
BY THE PIECE Or YARD, OH MADE
TISTIC STYLE, TO ORDER, FOR
EITHER MEN OH BOYS.
sATJSFA CTION GUARANTEED IN
ALL CASES, AT
164, 169 and 40
MAIN STR EET.
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LOUIS LEWIssON's,

NJ o w 0 P E N / N G
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-09
M EDICAL NOTICE. F.GILMAN, Md,

Nk EDlNAL NOIIOT. PULLMAN MIL,
AVA Accoucheur, Physician and Surgeon latc I
Taunton, Mass, having found it necessary for his heal
10 seek location remote from hesea shore would
respectfully announce to the citizens of Worcester aud
vicinity, that he has taken residence PARK STREET.
No. 16, of Orange where he be found ready
to attend to calls in the line OF his profession Tf
teen years experience in treatment of all diseases Incl
dent to this climate with good success, he hopes Will
public confidence. Special attention given TO dis
eases Of the Throat and Lungs ONCE hours from TO
and 7 to 10 p. m. diff nlS3
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TERMS OF ADVERT1a7Nc

ADVERTISEMENTS published in the DAILY for 0lOo
square for three insertions; and 20 cents for saeb
subsequent insertion, Ten lines Tor less) constitute
square" Advertisements ordered inside. or IN .nx
prominent place. as also those largely displayed will he
charged extra rates Contracts by the year may be
made on liberal terms
IN WEEKLY First insertion 81 per square each sub
seluent insertion IS cents.
~ All transient Advertisements must be paid in ad.
make quarterly payments f "
NO grdtaifoas AdrerfisementS No report reso
Iulons. or proceedings of any corporation society or
assosiation and communication designed 10 cali at
Ienon to any matter Of limited Individual interest
car De inserted. unless paid for Advertisements
~ Inc Publishers will not hold Themselves respansE-
re Tor any errors that may Occult hcyon the amount
charged for the Advertisement.
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consisting Of one Daniels Planer, 10 feet planes, "a
Inches wide one small Cylinder Planer, with Saw com
bned; one Tenorng Machine, with Boring Arbor
tached; one Morticing Machiue of Fay Fisher
make; also one Borcing Mil and Upright Drlll-self
feeder; one BotCutter, with Counter Shaft and Dies
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Heal estate.

nor SALE--The Lot and Buildings
Il of the estate of S b. SCOTT, late of Worcester
deceasedit being the estate No l40 to l Main street,
nearlr opposite the Bay State House. The lot is Al feet
front by 70 Deep and the estate now pays large In
Jerest.
Also for sale belonging TO the same estate Pews No.
and IS lower floor and Pew NO II i'm gallery of First
Unitarian Church (Dr Hlls) Apply TO
JOHN c. OTIS, Administrator.
Worcester
The New York herald., 1862-09-23
United states Circuit Court.
Before Hon. Judge Shipman.
THE LATE CONVICTION FOR MURDER ON THE HrGE

Before Hon. Judge Shpman.
THE LATE CONVICTION FOR MURDER ON THE HIGH
Sgrr 22-7he United Statcs Fernando Damdnchio.-
The prisoner convicted the last term OF murder
the high with recommendation 10 tho mercy Of
the Court In this the United StAes District Attorney
agreed
AIR Edwin James, who defended the prisoner. moved
for OF judgment in consequence Of defect in
the indictment.
The District Attorney e relahed Smith, said that that
question argled former OCCASION and "a prose-
cutting officer for the government he consented that the
OF death should be commuted 10 imprisonment
Tor fifteen years
Mr. James said that the question before the Court
whether the prisoner had been legally convicted IL he
tencc OF death according 20 law.
The Court remarked that new trial might be granted
if the question resulted IN favor Of the prisoner.
The District Attorney said, in view OF that contingency
he would remark that hc bad two witnesses who had been
several months Ia confinement, and he must keep them
until this matter is disposed of.
Mr.. James remarked that this not a case for new
trial. but one of an arrest OF judgment.
The Court said that Wednesday morning the matter
would be decided.
In the case tho Market Bank Of New York against tho
Mechanics Bank Of New Haven, Judge Shpman said there
verdict for the plaintiff subject 10 the opinion OF the
Court. The verdict cannot be entered for the plaintiff
the Court Of opinion that the action could not be
maintained.
The New York herald., 1862-09-23
CONDITION or GEN. HOOKER.


General Hooker visited at his quarters at the In
Hospital to-day by tho President Senator Hale and
several officers OF the army The wound in his left foot
longer paniu and speedy recovery Is anticipated
by the attending surgeons The bail passed through the
bottom Of tho foot, but of the bones injured.
The General is in excellent quarters and receives the
kndcs attention and treatment from DR.. Nichols Super
ntcndent Of the Hospital General Hooker chafes some
what under the reflection that when he was obliged to
leave the field he was whipping the enemy, and
felt certain Of destroying their army. His remark at
the time he hit was, that il they had let him alone
until night be would not have cared what might have
happened to him afterwards He says that he had the
ehemy rolling towards tho river and with Summers fresh
troops he confident of annihilat ing them. II is
mistake say that he had been repuscd when General
Sumner up. His men holding ther ground,
and full Of enthusiasm. When tho supports went
tho fight Hookers cheered them on feeling that
with their continued efforts the rebels would be scattered
,ke chafr General Hooker and his staff accord TO :he
corps formerly under General Mcdowell the praise Of
having behaved splendidy The Pennsylvania reserves,
who have been broken repeatedly in previous battles,
this occasion fought with Irresistible valor.
The New York herald., 1862-09-23
Cftv Intcllfpence.

OssEourEs CArTAIN FELIX DUtfY, SIXTY NINTH New
York voLuNEERs.1he funeral services over the remains
Of Captain Felix Dufy, Sxty-ninh regiment Now York
state Volunteers took place early yesterday morning at
st. Peters church, in Barclay street. The cdidcc
crowded to excess with highly respectable congregation
including great number OF army officers and citizens Of
note in this city.
General Corcoran and staff Colonel McEvily, Colonel
Murphy and Colonel McDermott amongst the officers
III attendance.
The coffin containing tho remains brought to the
church about nine O'Clock in the morning. placed
chairs i, the middle aisle close to the altar Four large
fn which aseluly wrapped In flags and decorated
othcrws, very beautifully. grand requiem mass was
celebrated by the Rev Father Quinn pastor OF the church,
assisted by thrce other clergymen. The Rev. Father
Quinn tho conclusion Of the mass delivered brief
sermon, during which he sketched the life OF tho
deceased, speaking or him as man who
was admired in any station he filled, both private
citizen and a soldier. His character above hcm
sh and his bravery and courage acknowledged by ali
then read after which tho remains wcro transferred TO
the hearsc and the funeral corcge proceeded to Calvary
Cemetery where the deceased inferred with the
smary military honors detachment OF the old Sixty
ninth acted as escort.
FIRE WEST TWENTY YEiGHTH SrREEr.-At twelve o'clock
last night fire broke out in blacksmith shsp at 106
Wet Twenty street, occupied by David Knapp
The flames spread TO several stables adjoining occupied
injury. Tho fire also damaged two frame tenements in
the Total loss about 81 200 The buildings are
owned by T. Ward and said TO be insured In the Con-
tinental Insurance Company.
The New York herald., 1862-09-23
CONDITION OF COLONEL HfNKS-DEATH OF
SURGEON REVERE.
MISCELLANEOUS.
WASHINGTON, Sept. %, 1852.

WASHINGTON, Sept. %, 1892
BURNSIDE AND MCCLELLAN.
II Is stated on good authority, that General Burnside
was offered tho command Of tho Army OF the Potomac
but In declining tho honor hs asserted the rc-eminent
fitness OF General Mcclellan for the position.
THE REBEL WOUNDED.
Quite number Of rebel wounded conveyed to day
10 the Capitol and accommodated with cots in the Ro
tunda and the Senate Chamber. They say they were i'm
pressed, and will not again in the rebel ranks.
GENERAL RICHARDSON'S WOUND PROBABLY MORTAL.
II is supposed that the wound received Wy General
Richardson, through the shoulder and breast, viii prove
fatal.
GEN. pANA's WOUND.
Tho wound OF General Dana below the knee and as
Is from muskct ball he viii probably be a. for duty in
one month.
COLONEL CALVIN Z. PRATT NOT wouNEKD.
Colonel Calvin T. Pratt, OF the Thirty lrst New York
regiment, who reported killed in tho battle of Ante
tam, was unhurt in that battle. lie was wounded
through the chcck at Gaines Ms and had Just recovered
sufficiently rejon his regiment previous to the battle
OF South Mountain, but has passed the Maryland cam
paign without injury.
GENERAL FRENCH AND MS SON.
General W. II. French, and his son William
who were reported wounded, arc well, uninjured
and on duty. General French has realized til,
prediction Of his friends when he arst brought his bat
tory safely out Of Texas At tho beginning Of the rebel
lion. His Frank, whose bravery at Balls Blum
where he wounded, and at Fair Oaks, where he
mandsd section Of Ricketts, battery, for him mucl
high commendaton In the battle Of Wednesday h
commanded the Ricketts, Kirby battery, which did 81
much execution.
CASUALTIES IN THE rHIRTY-EfGHrH MASSACHUSETTS
The Thirty. .eighih Massachusetts, regiment wss unds
are for the ars. time 10 the battle Of Anlieam. Tho
ten Captains, were wounded Tho MAJOR absent
Colonel Wild lost at the shoulder. joint He wa
wounded In the hand In heht az Far Oaks Few days
prev ious 10 the days bSttes being then capta
In the Massachusetts, First.