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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-06

EVERY KIND OF IIUAIOR.
Two bottles are warranted to cure Amusing sore mouth
One TO three bottles will clear the system Of biies
Two bottles warranted to the worst canker in
the stomach.
Three or Ave bottles warranted to the worst
kinds Of Erysipelas.
One or two bottles warranted to all humors In
the eyes.
Two bottles warranted cure running Of the ears
and blotches among the hair.
Four six bottles warranted to corrupt and
running ulcers
One bottle will cure scay eruptions of the skin
Two or three bftes are warranted to cure the worst
kind of ringwolm
Two 10 three bottles warranted to the most
desperate of rheumatism.
Three four bottles are warranted TO cure salt
rheum
Five to eight bottles warranted to the worst
scrofula
One TO three bottles warranted cure the worst
Of dyspepsia ! know from the experience of
thousands that it has been caused by cankcrn the
stomach
One or bottles arc warranted to cure sick head
ache
state OF the bowels.
One two bottles will regulate allderangcmcnt the
Four TO six bottles have cured the worst cases o
dropsy.
BY strictly following the directions in the pamphlet
around each bottle, ard judcious application Of the
SALT RHEUM OINTMENT,
SCROFULA OINTMENT, AND
HEALING OINTMENT,
every and ulcer Of whatever kind or nature exee
cancer that has taken root perfectly and permanently
Eora ala all ruo
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-06
LATEST NEWS.
by TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
Gen. McClellan's First Dispatch Repeated
with (orreeffOns

Gen, McClelIan's First Dispatch Repeated
with Corrections.
WASHINGTON, June 5.-The following dis
patch was received to-day at the war depart
ment:-
New BRiDeE, June 5000 A. MO
Hon. E. II. Stanton, Secretary of Har:-
My telegraphic dispatch of June LIST, in regard
to the battle of Fair Oaks, was incorrectly
publishedin the newspapers. Isend with this
a corrected copy, which l request may be
published at once. | am the more anxious
about this since my dispatch as published
would seem to ignore the services of Gen.
Sumner, which were too valuable and bril-
liant to be overlooked, both in the difficult
passage of the stream and the subsequent COM
bat. The mistake seems to have occurred in
the transmittal of the dispatch by the tele-
graph.
ID
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-06
Laces EmbrOide1'ies.
WHITE GOODS, HOSIERY, GLOVES,

TIL READ eSTORE GOODS,
at the Lowest Possible Prices to compare with the
Times.
CO IL y Il rs.
Also, call your particular attention to nv large Ms.
sortment of French and German Corsets Waists Bod
ces of the best make, and lowest cash prices.
Full line WHITE GOODS: Fine Corded Check Cam
brics. Tape CHI ok Cambrics Fine Hair Cord Cambria
Stripe and Plain Cambria Brliants Real Swiss Muslin
Check, Swiss, JackOnett, Nainsook and Book Muslin
Bishop and Victoria Lawns Linen Lawn and Cambria
Linen Bosoms, comprising the best assortment and
dnest made goods to be found in Worcester
Also, large stock of
CAABRIC EDGLNGS AND LNSERTLNGS,
among them many choice patterns selected with great
care, to be sold at the west possible prices.
Infants Waists, Dimy Bands, Cambria and Muslin
Bands Cambria aud muslin Collars Linen Collars and
Guns, Ruthes, llandkerchets, Hemsched, Clear Lawn
Embrndcred 200 doz Print Borders, Plain Linen and
Hemmed, at great Bargains.
BLACK LACE Wells, THREAD. PUSHER FRENCH
GAUZE and GRENADINE Wells.
complete assortment, and prices low.
Real Lace Collars, Lace Sleeves in great variety Hand
some and choice patterns Of Real Valencennes Black
ana White Thread Laces at reduced prices
PARAsoIs, sun UMBRELLAS, new Styles, at Low
est Cash prices
HoOF SKIRTS Is doz. of the Latest shanes and
best Skirts in the market.
HOSIERY a large Stock Ladies' Misses and Mems
Cotton Hosiery bought for cash before great advance
Ladies VIII do well by examining my stock before pur-
chasing us they will be offered at decided bargains
BLACK VELVET RIBBONS Best Makes Wool
Cotton and Merino Yarns and a complete stock Of
Thread store Goods, which will offered the lowest
cas- prices.
III. II. DAYTON,
my9 dim IT'S Main street, Worcester.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-29
Rrsisiiuu The Draft.

In an excellent article on the Draft the Rev. l..
Purcell addresses himself Ms follows TO the Irish
Catholics OF Cincinnati AID the State
" If you are drafted, 10 you must. We have
heard Of some foolish, smc very fool sh men, pro-
testing that they would resist the draft lAl lem
try 1t, and they will ind that the war Is no child b
play Let them try that game. and they will soon
lie brought to their proper SENSES The man wh0
talks OF resisting the draft deserves scaDt mercy
IL is the sane il your house fire, and your
neigbbor would cut the hcse, so that the water
could not reach the burning building. Our whole
country is III daogeI--our liberties in danger-
aid yOu will resist the Grait will you Ii you 40,
yen Will forever regret 1t.
We have II saiG, also, that nome Irish citizens in
tho Interior of the Safe. misl-d 10y cunning pollIl
cians and other persons, have declared that the!
would retst the draft. We do not believe il. There
must be some mistake in this. We are engaged IN n
war which may lie ssid 10 BE- All Irsb war-bccanse
II Is war Of slsvehoiders against " ie labor. III
l. an IRISH war, because il s every day reducing the
over OF England, destroying her trace filing her
dlies with paulerr, aud threatening hor with irie-
parable rain.
We have captured already her best iron.buili
uercaltile navy, uDd she dare not declare VAR
The capture Of Canada wi coon follo~--it must
follow as "a uecessily aud Eng land do no'hpg.
AND II Is said thai hishWen Mill oppose orHit I"
We our country FROM de,tructou and VGt lie under
the feet If the Ii i'i-h and cotton ars ccraty! Are
better than her men, that you assume TIE rignt
to oppose the oia! Are yOu better than The Aui,il-
can tai beers and mothers d tie lrlsh fathers and
moihe!s Whose brave sons have fbl-n o. the battle
hsId la defense OF y0uT nghisl hen you Tx OF
resisting tie draft II II should cOe yOn u'ahe our
rel not only ridiculous but criuiual; and II Is to
rAve nv Catuoh, brethren from being PLACED IN such
Al very ial,e position that this article has been wit
len. VI refers forlunat-y TO very few, bat 1t ought
e be applicable To 10 one
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-29
Cumberland Gnp.

LOUIsyiLLr, Thursday, August %, lttl
The DsnOcJCgS Correspondent from Cumberland
Gap. evening OF tie ODD. haf arrived and reports
The Union troops in excellent health aud splr-
liz. and eager for fight, with abundance Of pro-
visions for sixty days.
Every few DAYS our troops send out foragng par
tje, sometimes numbering hundred wagons. into
Powells Valley, Tenn, who invariably return
!oaded-the forsgers always driving away fuch
Rebels as they may meet. TIE correspondent says
the Uniopis,s can bold the Gap against any force
that the Rebels do not mean 10 attack, but thlnk
they can starve The Unionisls out.
The nun,Ler of Rebels this side of the Gap Is e.
sina,ed at 10000 10 10000, trying to JOIN Cerfo-
GSrdo Williams.
On Friday last Col. Garrard, with 56o OF bis and
Mundays regiments went on an expedition TO afc'r-
tein tie enemys po.lion and force bis way through
their lines 10 Join NeIs n.
They had one brush with Stesrn's cavalry on the
soute, aud succeeded in the expedition. AT Red
Bird Creek, Munday AMI Garrard met $50 OF Stearn
cavalry, killing three and MORALLY woundng two,
when the remainder scattered at awful speed. Cot.
Mullins, of Munday's cavalry, WEB killed; no otter
Union oes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-29
IT.. u;uucsotn Indian Mnssncres.

TB, 81. Pant Press insists that the Indian massa-
GREG in Minnesota are nslisaied by white men IRON
Missouri. II says:
The evidence taken before the CoroneTs inquest
held At Acton, III Meeker County, shows, upon e
,.s,;mony of one Of the women VINO etcapen 'h"'
shnr,lv aft the Indians left white man cane
.Iono foil wing in the track OF The Indians me
,you,sn called in III ana showed HIN me hvo deso
rs men ard women, ,ing upon the moor ne
iannbsd and ,aid, "tbey have got the nose-bieeu!
IT, toI,oyed on alter the Indians.
A Senator Of tits Stdre-a gentleman OF uhques-
,;nrcd and unqnesiionable veracit, -'faVeiihR gu
nna Of the Miouesota River steamboats,, Two month,
400 overheard p,rson, formerly an lndian ohica,
md BncLauans Administrations, near relative ..
recent chief fonclionnry in the lndian Department
Of this State, in conversation with Mr. spence en
an I, diaI trader on the Sioux Rrservatloh, ano
otLen, apparently traders, make use Ill substance VI
tie FOL owing language: ,o,s,ooJ
oil knew the Indian language, and unders o1t
the Indian character rs we'll ~ you fellows wou,.
make that Reservation 70 hot that 1t wouidh hoi'
Galbraith."
The Press repudihtes TIE idea that the Indian DO
partment have been IN the least lax IN paying 'n'
apnQities.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-29
Death Of Anthony Bnrns, tie Fugitive
Slave,

Anthony Burns, the fugitive slavs who was ar
rested In Boston in 1854, remanded to bondage and
after ward redeemed died at s.. Calbsrines, Canada
West, on tie 9Th of July. us disease wss con.
sumption, acquired by exposure while trying to clear
fIom debt the church OF which he was pastor. The
Rev. Hiram Wilson gives the following notice Of the
deceased:
The concOurse around his peaceful gray. were
mostly coloicd, the adults Of whoIn, like h.rsef,
bad Il, froTi lOndgge: aud yet there was quits n
lumber OF white people If vari ms churches an d
different paiionalirics. While there consignipg his
NOR nj reuains TO the silent duet, Thought OF the
awful excitement few years ago in Boston, att end
ant on Liz arrest ard rendition to The hanos bloody
nep, who are now in open rebeilio, against the
Government. and sg ,iust G cd anu humanity.
re- med 10 have sort OF panoramic vision Of the
ProSlavery treachery, the arrest tie coud proceed
nes, the nass meetings., the va.t array Of marshss
ard OF tie military, aid the countless througs Of
people blocking W the streets OF BostoD-bs dark
AID awiui doom ls victim Of the Fugitive Slave
law, and the eillsb e.ullations Of the slnye power
on tie one hauu-wne lamentations spread all
over the coasts of New-England ard ruled bnck 10
tie Rocky Mountains. thought of that iniquiiOos
s,stem as having culmiua-d 10 tht aGin cfsis low
hanging over the American pe0ple. Tie name oil
All houy Blrus fills al important place III the his |
Tory oi events which he'd L, he great conflict boS
pending between the Iparsbal-d hosts OF freedom
viii be pronounced with boDor WHEN he letter.
shall have ialien IRON he Limbs al millions O has
suffering brethren. Brother Buns was much re-
sIect IN hi, quarter. Since he LEFT Obei aud
over into Cai ada lie hus made good impressions
where lie leclur,d H. various llacos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-29

To me EeiiOy Of me y. y. Irbusr.'
SK: The following iten.s relating TO hospitals IN
the Army Of Virginia have just lcsn RECESSED 10y The
Executive COMMITTEE Of tie Sanitary Commission,
from one OF its inspectors. They are 20 decided IN
their REPRESENTATION to tie oreihougbt aud esill
exercised by tie Medical Bureau that we cannot
refrain from giving iAem publicity. Many an hnA'
ous friend of our brave soldiers will derive comfort
from them;
"Haying returned to Washington in charge OF a
train Of sick aud wounded, ] can now give You a
sketch of nv fortunes DOING the la-t week.
II reached CuiIepper Couri-Horse on sunday
the Eth inst, and lou thai place ~" depot OIL te
Orarterrnaster r, Conis-ar r, aud Hos TIA Depart
uents, while the army, or rather twothrds OF H.
we're upon the Hagidtu, eight miles in'ih"r south;
L non Monday uegru "A tour vi the hospitals hnd
lad bnt rarity completed 1t when oriors cane Tor
the Immediate evnc,nion If The place, aud RETREAT
north Of the EaIIaLaunOk. l iouUd the condition
OF the horrit.ls excellent ia snou oil zee cviihVH"
tion- in medical st GUIDANCE, III snp le- ana IN hu-
u,inisttatIcn. | lave never seen ahNttihg Use "
,l..where, m the field and do not hes tate TO ray
that the endr of hosiit treatment were much better
-ecured AT Cupepucr with tie cneuy ia 'front.' thAn
ttey were along ne lue OF the Potonbc laf W inter
Particularly were the medical supplies ahundaiit
and excellent. Ffuii ice, llnen, soii bread, &C.
conld not have been more fully used 10 advantage,
and The government OF DIR. Rnuch, tue local occ'o'
o. hospi als, was excellent. . s
L. j. Saniqrs Communion. Ner- Work dgfHes 40 40
Hyoad,c4f. 'ei~ TX Aug 20. 100
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rhirt, .sescntt n. Y. Irish aides. o.
THE Flasr Li!sh VOLUSfrLK KEuiMEAr FOX


n.
Hs.porAErr7 TaIao coHPs. sWAa, ,. s 'r
SPECIAL ORDER. No. q ''
The following uu-a ,fcrr. hereby detailed on the re-
rruine ani Ill r.rot naIedlaie % s.tor 10 'ns
~" ''"'I cspt. iSMIS MAGUiKE Ii,A l. Vol
b. command of b,s -Ge9 Il; ",l,E ESSa as,
Coacls sssce 49,, T. SItaGEs ,Ar a. n Gsp
,onoi,, "4Tf q ~ e. T WiEfs o. 4 a sD'a oen
co.'s. 8. HAYx,S comds. Ssh Re-, \. Z ,,n,s,,
THE rHikri-st|ENttHip Hs.ihEHi ~ 4 v p"'Sh
c U,vnan Of tn, regular army con s7dirg the FIRST
,h rlep, 81 vonncer. in the tad and hrs oay u'ne
rnorl, ~ .e-vr having Ueen sworn Ia a. ri"oy-srs
regiment hi. ganl c.ent one o. tle e. ts' 4, acton
b, ben oa," ~ the NH Il. TO- ss ~ Sy 10 our To-
yor At the Of Nilsasnu .nd has tsAen an sen's
raf. m !ae lcci.s 'gase' w M jss .s No. al
snd In eli # the css'' tghtng bed hichm7bd IL
a, ' RI n,S WIS houored by Gen McDow s ia
no h.y kep pose.ion OF the station for Twelve hours
s,.T M rte a. h,sius brought away Pom shere 81
a., ordnance G aud retiring in good
order sors the line Of r~ay forten week alter tie oa.
had the honor o. holding the line Of the enemy without
Tnrsusa the iiol exer,ou. of Judge Mccn, fs late
cone rnd b.. been crs'ei for the widows ami ophins
80 thr urn,bef. OF the regiment ledge McCupn has
orf.d 81 ua,iu n. for ali the woundei soldiers who have
- ,nsh . 10 rrtisu 20 the The Judge sAes -
- ma. and ms, -et IN the regineIt he were
min IL raider No other regiment l. tue .G 50 favored az
49, ,th AMI ever .ince IS orgat all the promotions
80 ,r ron, n e ranks sen euistny Wal receive
l the bounty both ard fedeTs end tsTe oily Ling
nth. to serve. HeadquaT-rs If the Regiment No VIZ
Pfo,dwov Juig. NcCunn viii be found az the hecEutnx
station every aa, to ocloca H. and ri ur gtd
=, 40, lares u.b.r HE i.h Anne AA friends come 70
in thls r,sut corps Old Republican Kills Of 81 = ma
5i Be.is Years ironing toe hea by toi ht'niaa
.,I Nj, al r \, AZ least equs to fgr Yeas csoesho ss
We, potu and where is the u0be young iiih American
Who would NOT DC Military Cadet. Let such II any can %
ned hold ,sn hi, head deny h aad nation ai'y
~ Ray,nt blrs.ed win the y. best Chsp zins n
49, amy an. Rev Fsher T.,sott ;. j., Who ateBosto al
VANS VI ' JAMES T. MAGUrRE,
Senior Captain aEd kesHi,iag Oticer
tI.oscp.-.sra tond-n. General Recr2ng sefsg"
Nea,.Yofk State Volunteers. No. 5o1 Bsosd"sy,
Aoapy, y. Y, Aususi ~ isbs
ORDE ts No 5s6.
Ian, Isa Ki.an 3,h Rrst N \. w. baying reportsd
f., a,v take post at Ns~YotA under Cast Jsaes l.
a.. u.,y, 10 81 J. Z. SPRA0UE,
"s' Major IL. Infantry u. ; A., supt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-29
GuePrillas Routed.

OHBHSWLLk, Mo, Monday June %. 1862.
Major Leppcrts Of the LIT Battalion Of the 18th
Illinois Cavalry, with 1870 men, were attacked by a
party OF gueIrillss, $50 strong, under the pirate
Hicks thirty six miles beyond Bloomfield
The guerrillas were totally rouled 20 Of them
killed, three times as many wounded, and nnnber
taken prisoners 60 horses, 20 stand of arms and all
their camp equipags, were captured Tue survivors
scattered in utter confusion and will not probably
reorganze.
The affair WAS complete success for Major Lep-
from Hiekss band.
Reports from all directions are encouraging.
Wherever secretel the guerilas arespeedily hunted
a.. md vigorously dealt With.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-29
The Indinn Tromblen.

Cuc,eo Thur,dsv. Ana. 20, 1901.
Jobn Ross Chief OF the Cherokee Notion, and re-
tnue Of fifty persons passed here last night en- route
for Washington where he goes to lay the gie 'ances
OF bis people before the President, aud urge Inc
ser ding Of body Of troops TO clear the Territory oil
hostile tribes aud Rebels.
dsna,ch from Dies Moines Iowa to-day. says
arri ,als from Fort Dodge bring repors OF the de-
s,ructiou Of Springfield, the Minnesota state hne'
by the Indians. Emmett and Dickinson Counties
are reported in DANGER Sc,lleIs are fleeing south,
10 Fort Dodge and other places, for safety.
A gentleman from Fort Dodge is now here to pro-
cure arms and ammunition.
ST. PAuI. TbuudAy, Auf "a. 1852.
Ten whites were killed ard 81 wounded at New
Tin at tie fight Oh Saturday. The Indians fought
br,,yey and recklessy. Their loss was cons derabe.
On Sunday our small force under NJ tjor Fmndreau,
fearing that 10 could not STAND another attack With
drew to Maukrto leaving The town TO the mercy oil
tie Indians. IL is reported that between 800 and
go Indsns were in the hight
Col Sibleys command probably reached Fort
Rdeely yesterday. The Acjnant'General OF MIN
,eso,a s,ued an order tue commanding oihcers to
..;ze ali horses and means of transportation neces
gary ON giving receipt 10 owners. Tb. masnsc c
d,r. no, see,n confined TO locality, but spread
over vast amount OF territory
T, il reported that ioftyhve families had. all but
,,ro ,ersons been killed at Lake SbtIk, sixty miles
sor.b. we,t Of New-Ulm, but these reports are I'M
do,,,edlv exaggerated, many persons having he'd
80 s.c,.,.d themselves, who are probably supposed
10 D.. kiiicd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-29
From California and Oregon.

m. SAN FRANCISCO, Wednesday Aug o. 1862
arrived careoes of sugar, rice, aud punny baos not
yet having been placed. Drills are quoted at DC. :
lard l4lc. domestic liquors are Dropping.
The new census of San Francisco giyes n nonnIa.
ton of 10000 against $1,000 last year. Tue cty ia
in very prosperous coodition.
Oregon dates Of the 10Th announce the arrival NJ
Lieut.. Muller. with 30 meu and IL wagons. at Fort
|Yallar from Fort Benton. A number OF emigrants
81 accompanied the train.
Immigrants from Wisconsin, Iowa, Missouri. &C..
are also arriving in considerable numbers at alas
some Of them complaining of unexpected hardshps
DB the plains
The people of Oregon continue excited over the
mining reports from all directions.
Sailed slip Fearless, Manila,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-29

A PATRIOTIC GIRL.-TKs Wuneic (Ind.) Press
says:
"At meeting in this county, held for The pur-
pose OF getting volunteers, Dung lady went to her
betrothed, took him by the hand and led him up to
the stand where the recruiting-oficers We're taking
TIE names of those who desired to e.st in the
vice OF their country, and then without seeming in
the least abashed IN tue presence Of the large
bsee kissed him, aHd hid his Land on the roll
for him TO rgn his name"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-29

DEATH o. AN ASSISTANT EsGiNgTR.-Danel
D6nnovan, al old fireman, and Assistant Engineer
Of the New-York Fire Department, died very sud-
denly yesterday at bis residence o. Madison
and Pearl streets The Bourd Of Engineers end
Firenen, ~iIl meet this evening az Firemsns Hall
to make suitable arrangements for The funeral next
Sunday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-29

Gen. Schofed has issued an order assessing
$4,000 upon Secesslonsls and Southern sympatliz-
ia ST. Louis County. the money to be collected
without delay and used in clothing, armihg, and
subsistng the enrolled miilis while in active ser.
vice. and in providing for the support of such fam-
lies Of militamen as may be left destitute
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-29
6perlal Notices.
The Tax Bill,

The Tax Bill,
NOW READY. IN pamphlet Of 8. pages. on hne, whne
paper Beside hs bill when Ia word fox word IA accordance
Win original append to II an Aphabecsi kecs
ptul.tion every article be taxed by the law ana thc
Of the DO levied thereon. This onccs IL ~
complete aud convenient t Is ?o..ibe to make u q
Price cents postpsid pei 100 ssnt ~ express, ~
Or 100 u by u,aiL iddsvs TIE TRIBUNE New'Iss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-29
Marine Disusfer.

LEwEs Da "Wednesday Aug 81, 1852
schooner arrived from Southern port reports
the wrsek of the bark B-nDette from Havana con-
signed TO GrinDeil, MiD5urn g. Co., of New-York
off Caps Look 0ut ShosB, on the I'D. The bark
belonged'to Belfast, Me-. and is total loss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-29

Mrs. FLoREscEJ BEsEFrT.-Ths anHabe and
talented lady has benefit tonight at Wailsck's
Pheaer. The pieces are Aish Assurance and
Thrice Mtrried." MrH Florence deserves, and
We trust VIII have, q crowded house.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-29
Returning Rhode Islanders.

FRUvlDhNtT, ILuTsday, Aug =, I8b2
The 10Th Regiment md the Light battery three.
mouths volunteers were Enthusiastically received
on their return from Dixie. Collations were seIvcd
In he several wards and speeches of welcome made.
The 9th II giment Wi arrive in tie morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-29
The Arrest OF Mr.. IngersoDI in Phllndei.
phia- Denth Of his Mother.

PHiL.pELPuiA. Tnur.Gsy, Aug 2S, 1862.
In consequence Of a severe domestic affection to
Mr. Ingersoll, his mother having died last night the
hearing in bis case on the writ of Labeas corpus has
been postponed until Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-29

IW IAX BILL,
Now Bs,DY In pamphe; e - ps-s on tine white paP~
h,.. o.. bill which wosd Tor ~oTd - 'ordance ~
tr o. iua ext eprend - hipha etIfa he;sptaa
con OF ever, g-trie be erG by as ara the amour
Of the TAX b levied TINS reuders a. eomP'e'
and convenient q, % is possib 10 make ~
Prc cenls postpaid; - pr 40 II sent 0y etpressi y
Der Itp II b, u.si. address lig TRIBUNE. New oTk.
READER, You can nave an enduring always
ready and reliable Corn PKY exactly adapted TO yo.. nsnO
,nd syle Of wr.i which win DO your wftns vs'yeneso
titan s.ee Pers You won: T. cal on - AoAIoS, No y
Ma deu lane. or Dcv., stamp fore culsr.
A. .Jrrrrrs'S, No. 5s3 Broadway. Ladies
fIa.,c Boo1s. Il So ~ IS. and ~ BALxoRALs. 81,
~ - aud ~ 20 -
Geui. ane Smogs aud SLIPpxK. Yosths and Chi dEeni
Y,LvoHALs and GNrsss In great variety, at low
PRICES JRYPYns No SO Brosi.s1,.
NnEELFR & WILSON MANUFACTURING
CourAsTseyise Mac ines VITA ImpoTIa1. ImpIo'
Ohc- 30. - Broad~ -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-29
LarRe Pire /. ~. Lsuis.

81. Louis, No., Thursday. Aug n. 1857
The extensive wholesale drug and chemical estsb-
lishmeAt of z. F. Wetzell e. Company was totally
DESTROYED by FIRE to-day. Loss, $1,000 insurance,
a, 900.