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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-14

N ms CITY, Apr TO- of lung fever with pleurisy John
JHqdeS, aged 0 ears and 10 ia s.
Fu eral at bis late residence o q WenctOn street
on Monday. tie "A h inst, IT II O'Clock n m.
in his 62nd vrar 'e'
IN Fit hburg, April y, Jane C. wife of Silas Garfield
all dsughter of VIM Lucas of this city 20 yrs mos
rune al Monday. A.ril Il, at tho residence Of her
iather No 10 Central str Friends and relatives arc
lnyted 10 attcrd wi hout further notice
In tlNt I'd, April9, Dca Luke Il stone So yrs mos
IN rthhoro March %, MARY ottou. wife Of Jnrus
hihroln S and daug ter of the late 1tey DIR Henry
Ware Of Harvard University, the 10 wear of her
So De"" Vi l""n'oh'
In Mendon, April Moses Davenport
In Warren, April 10, Anna NJ daughter of Nathan
Richardson q; very suddenly Col Warren Lincoln III
IN Springfield, April TO- Martha 4, wife of JUhn x
Briggs, 49, " "
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-14

D"'per a. Clark, Comm ssIoN MERCHANTS and
Dealers in Flour, Grain, Meal, Grass seed salt me
Cement Cal, intd raSter, Plaster Paris Ground Oyster
smells, ana Farmers Produce generally Also Ageuts
tor IN sale of Goes super Phosphate of Lime Peruvian
GuanO, American GuanU, and Ground Bone.
DRAPER n CLARK.
ap3 diff Nos 95 Il 81 Front st, Worcester Mass
DR.. G. a. Eatl attends to all Special Diseases of
Males and Females, his Medical 0nice No 81 Main
street Worcester, Mass his advertisement of the
Greatest Female Remedy OF the Age in this paper
Eel dit
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-14

MRS, NJ. w, S3eraIds, PHYs1cIAN AND SUCCESS
sUL MIDWIFE, removed to No. 40 Exchange street
special attention given to Uterine Complaints and dis
eases OF children. Office hours from to A. MI and
rom tic r. ar - ~ 80 an
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-14

CIahln is making splendid Photographs. colored OF
plain from small Daguereotypcs and AmbTotypes at Ss
Manstreet. at dl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-14
U0t1ees.

A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE.-WoRcEsrER
S. The Third Meeting of the creditors of EMORY
DlNN- a Northbridge, i'll said county, an Insulveut
Debtor wi be he the Court OF insolvency at W0rrs
ter In SAID county, the tweny-s cOnd dav of April
current a ten o'clock in the forenoon AT which meeting
creditors ma be present and prove their claims And
the Assignee hereby gives notice that his account of re-
cepts pa ments an services Gin dcuil in said Gaze
tnow on file III the Registry Insolvency at Worces.
ter, in said county AMAKIAU A. FNFr
apl2 d2t* Sssi,nee
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-20

v.russh maze Wholly Or m pars Il gun oopsi 5p-r
Do MADE 81 esher guns or Substance spget.
yeresaiie s.iis ~ @allon 1osnts-
Negctahie pulmonary baisan. sane IS fvnfri-
ice"
Nernifaxe. s*Dsnfifricc-.
arehouSe entry, ~ custoln houses. not cxcced-
ing one dollar IN value. stamp tufy 3scents-
Sve dollars 50 osa.s.
DO, do. exceeding I've dollar. IN value 20
Narehoase receipts. stamp defy 3 cents.
Whisky. per gsllon % oents-
Do. recsidcd, l. not % pay an additional dufv
Wholesale dealers, unfcr which term = included
every person whose bn<iness e. orsaspafioni =
20 sell or ofler q ssii. groccries-or any goods.
wares or merchandise, u fore En domestic
production. by than original pack
axe piece a. tiine 70 the pur-
chaser. not including wines. spFfnous malt
liquors. for each license 80 90
Wholesale dealers IA liquors % every descrip-
ton, including distilled spirits. fennented IL
quors and wines Of all kinds fpersons other
than di~tiilers, who sell or oGer Tor sale any
such liquors. In quantities of more than three
gallons a ono time 70 the purchaser, are
iaclu..ed.l for each license leo %
Willow. manufactures q pr q.
Vine made Of grape. pei gallon cent?
Withdrawal entry. 20 custom hoake stamp duty 80 cents
Wood, manufactures Of. II not otherwise pre-
vided for sper c.
Wood screws 4. cfs.
Wool manufactures Of not otherwise specified per
worsted manufactures ~ Otherwise specified per c.
Worm lozeuges. same a. ..Dentifrce-''
Wut stamp duty % cents
Zinc manufactures Of not Otherwise specified. PER a.
I Do. oxyie Of. per loo pounds p cents
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-20

m N ID n TGD DRG UD -. NJ -
At No. - West Washington
LARGE STOCK or HOMEMADE WORK FOR
"A sale cheap, door east II the Palmer House.
sep5o-dly A 1NTz-
Very Important Ia the Married!
AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING MARRiAGEi
rIaHE undersigned will send free BY mail the
means Of preventing conception. No drugs medi-
cines. A circular with particulars
will be sent 90 any address By inciosing two cent
stamps book containing all the knowledge referred
and several private receipts PLANS will be
to any address You may wish. by Enclosing
dollar.
Medicine, French Pill will be sent for one dollar per
box. II is very sure IN IL ELECTS Address
Lock Box No gao indianapolis,
jyls-d6m A. fOICHkT.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-20
THE NATIONAL TAX.

rmc Taxes imposed " the Tax Bsii,
.ud Pss.ed by Congress, juno 23d,
sse2-Thc Dusses on Incomes, lusu-
sursuee Companies, Railroad Conn
paus~s, &c.-The Taxes ON Distilled
spirits, Manusacsures, oils, Paper,
Gas, Candles, Tobacco, snuff. Sc.
gars, Iron, soap, screws, Cloth, Lea
Their, Glue, wine. Coal, &c.-The Tax
ON Cosson-The License Tax, &c., &c.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-02

l0yalistasIt coolIy ignores the fact that
treAs0Rq has been regarded by universal,
consent as outlawing the offender aud
stripping him of his civil rights and .pfiyt-.
leges,i II is, in tact, political s1icide---a
9iSiI3el9 90 Sc. We hear far more about
respecting the constitutional rights. OF re5s
elsI8ho are trying 10 destroy the Colstt-,
tgttq93 from some quarters, than we do
aheRt 0aslliug the rebellion. We are told
h9kWe must carry on this war according
% ,AAe iCopsututiOn. Granted, so -JGr, a.
EeEtsets loyal men, bnt not as respectS rebsks
~ arms against The GorernRleRt. The Gov:
eBlPeRt was instituted to protect the
Etgbts Of faithful citizens, not Of those
Mho have ,disfranchised themselves. The
Consultation is bond and copEenant to be
observed between ourselves, not as regards
enemies who are eudeaYoring to destroy
ppGEf WHOLE political fabric. In other words,
Een do not recognize the Constitution as
cP4terrlng any privileges on those who
claim to be without its pale. The Jotr5ldL
hFanda as radical the idea of an indeifi-
Fpttt4a ptitta war power Why, all war power
1mpst, ip its very nature, be iudef4ite. -
sHfHarle nothing but violence. IFS whole
-QPeEad ton is one of compnlsion, of force,
OF coercion. The best war ever waged can
be nothing after all but most fearful ne
'cessity, and they whose wickedness antiifol-
1Ss have brought 1t on should be thesYepy
slastitoL complain of its terrors, ,d,, 400.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-02
:. lsR, Spring u aiIha q s saIihini#e
DIR, N31sa O. OlITl IISASl

TIIHE stbscri6sr had n6IiS 10 atid
9a9ea 0f illelys Spring and Summer ,IrI eioodS
Yhich VIII be sold at Wholesale and fetii ~ ib ~
prices than ever before. u aS1n pEfoh6 = do11I6.
ef3hle mote than intended, asl bought nj kndS Of
goods for Cash and at l6a Fi6bp THAI & Sl4Isr
e ~, sR = diRp9s Of tASPe nfsqPPg
+ BRBTI RIERRIBIAOtS, OOOHR0Os md oft,, CHI.
duality, hi9t c6iof A a fF5f sid ssf g.sSSSSY
2 BILE AqHkDTAf TAfUsLIlS Ear vide, beSt uI,alty AZ
42zSG Is wide at loo per Yard. ~ Safi4
~ UNBLHA0aEDI MUSLINE5s1 M ssld g aFoeka
esf 3 fS8 & si9 HsE IN Ell & 1ss ~ SsSsrs
GELaoTHHR scoTTON GOODS Asb OLD, ,pRIoEa
a1AqS Silks which pold I,eYs a q. I2l< PEI
ON FANCY eILK8Sf have Alllthe Iatott novoltips
SOC yard. 6jTn5f5SSS y SeHS
gCSASalts 81 BBRE9Bs, worth &c, fOr. l2IEe.s
LUPEN'S BEREG rs, Worth 81 - ff66FF ~
ViELhlNtis GOODS al iillos and
4 ora Eh1As 4Da nGINIsa q Ios " ihGts aS.rd
ners stTAwLssC sCIOAKs2Si III L tb fe.-T Ss.,,
loSSsIg pr eesl .IIilga q 'nRffslf55W u 81,
t5e, ot SssiA = u ifs3 S eaES SaTSSs SeFth
pI CAR % pieces ~ gtyles, cheaper than ever
N GOHNTRY Mi&R6EfAf ii rs VII = n 81 l3bot
fnSTP llOleaalS Depatt n
any pEeEtpnE season. PndI M eell rood cheaper in
such Iuahtltie5 ~ they require d tlily IA bo
DeaSht IN 500 tasteFn eitts3 isssT naad ssos
ALEX. HEYAIkN.
ihlh25-d&Wam s1s EtTiIiafnbtsNiGEe EeSIiSSjFEa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-02
Out.passports.
3 nEsTRUuTIyR;RIRI Al AFtsaSrA

nEsFRuuTIygsII sIIRE At AFtssSTA. ~
On the nth inst q 6seatted at Atf
ianta Tlies ,isrthei pSl Is ftsefs are
alessg erosly Go., ,Q8e. II rance
090lssa aNessp spfoh ~ 'I.,f Daz
us 1000, no insRFShce; thn L ", cot.
fou, G,000, insurance So, zoo; p. JeyIl On,
6ottph, $4,000, no sdf6see; stoFsd cot.
toni IL, 900, no insuFance, save, ptnbably,.
So, 900; Nashville aud Chattanooga f1fi-
road, $T3, 1000. .uo iuSurahce, Air. :Q0hen, of
Sayapnah, $s, 900, PARTIAL insured. About
., 900 pounds sofs 5bae 90 lohg gu gvFol thE
Confederate government ntwers aamagsd.
4 5SRH & Oh fs4's .99s
lehp6is pdpeisa Of May 18th dcOntatt11 tt11
Com. Mont 6ifeis1 tsp6rtsdt t6e;
naval eng gagemsAt before Fort filloR. ,Hs.
claims tot thaIeirOm mpletel m ,ttw4 6f
the national boats: and gaiGedsa5 eomp ate
victory. He denies " hinisS
asserting tnAt hut two men were Killed AID
G9d6zed Wounded. He admits thGb a shelf
explolE6the magalinPlofCthe Sumter b6t
no one one was hurt. % dIYlaozH rs9Y ~, ~
.saiis9a : = "a Il AEEBFsB or Mos4E: uaas sss
ETfe,s fEFepBthe Nom lsxpre.s. T4t.,
wes4re pleased "a earn tt q ~ S9iIn eiIy,
S6V6hnahid dnd Richmond are to hR Defended
tolthes last extremity taGainst she Union
army 4fen John 4. FotnRy ghas hnPtGlY
declared such to be his purpose, santlfthe
mnyef, alderman ard pmon council haze
can S3&K sk
JlfF gfNR04FAlST BR9lIy cHA ARLFsFoS. -E4,
ssae irSia 4oi t8s rsbal, 3 aaj bsS,
= ApeTsFA. Nay The Charleston. .pas
psts dfThis III 81 4 four Fesia;
fll1-,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-02
WHOfENAIaI IIIS60nN!

BAHfft6E1, AfdEei 8sth 1859.
soE yssld call tie shtipb OF buybts 70 our
Spring and Summers Goods.
which vi y, ,s h6,. 4tsr forl'ot
En - al : sslo stis Esdtd ~
Ahn anu american Pant Stun,
many 6 Which az. suitable fog tAs q dos
= lss PRINTS q yiEfEFK,,
Gysy Stun Goods, PersiHn Defaiul and
-5po5 ypf Ble94hrl khirfI6GS:
sStnsE striped sglEting Corset Isans Dls Ger
Irish Linens, HuckRbachS, Crashes nSTpaSE ~. ~
Also, 9. 10. IL and l24 BleSehsd Shss.id IL 4.
tiary PI9lti9 CHd md Striped 0snllurR1 ~
81 No. 80 d tfkfa5Fas s6
9tI e sAis do1 eGees oheFlss sts IA.
~ as5.17A general AssoEtment Of D. II Il. COGTs'
sPo0L60PTON!an saf .d5siIA tmhSl4anrS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-02
I'm S o NOE
Sa1iIes, Harness, IFQIlIs &c

WHOLESALE 3 ItEIAIL. D;
r 3. sHEPPARDttid6S.l MdihS Street, corner ,,
SRt3R, yin sSSsiPsI sisa
mg OF Ladies' aud GsntiS addlel Ftn6 Uo4ree
Harness TEqnkS Yallfee Carpet B9gs, sAtohels, COZ
lars HAlneS, Whips, 10. iis5.l
Iw6uldF Sspe6ttuiIy eall lGtt6ntton tony ateO and
trult by strict Att6htiOn aud prOnptno8 70 merit
coutinnanee Of the publiep patronage q b9fiefsi.
All kinds prOulptl dones ard u . pro
per etnfUuheF., h1I ED g5fHlSHEpRARDkf IL
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-02


PROPOSED CsuerrnIa VVarIn Iz6atuslzyts
l., Information comes to us from various
quarters in Ken ucky, Of the pr6Sress of
q traitor plot i'll that State. There can be
no doubt that it is extensive and dange-
rpns in its character. The trait5tS iari6
in motion all over the State; aud nre eyis
identity acting in concert They have. been
for emunths secretly preparipg 4. and now
arc finding their way by squads TO ap.
pointed places, and expect soon to open q
predatory warfare They;sre perfectly
reckless as to the disorder and ruin they
will bring upon their native State, and
are desperately intent on a work ef faSsasr
sination, arson and robberysi They, have
their spies in all the cities along gthe bor-
der, aud have mnde nice calculations of
tile position, present strong and resoura
ces of tho Union mon. 'Ffiey aresasbecial-
Fly bitter on Kentucky Uhi6nists, afdIvow.
horrible yengelice aglitist them They
IeSpect to pillagc important points AIay8E
vile, Mt. Sterling, Lexington, FfahkfOrt
and Louisville are said to be marked as
.fine places for sacking Fears ara enter-
tained that they may mako a rush IN this
direction. It lathe height0f their !ambii!
ton to cross the Ohio and abnrn town.
These Glcts demand the most seri0ns
4Nttention of the authorities ItaWouId ibe
well not to wait nntiEtlles blow isa struck
to make preparations to ward hita Off
1 Cincinnati Commercial tsgAl8 4u Bs NO
aziHHG a-.- ~ y ~ Z
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-02
,CARE0N JJ:'

II HAYhsBsI4BLIsHED,G An o.S. SJYLNERI
Il In this city, on IApdaey etteet the Gag
q. Works, where Il keep 81 hand and for
sale rood quality of aud
or drayd- Dealers and 9TH III want OF tho.
above telo9 viii and 20 thef 10 IVo
u IaaSTS i E.s rs ) ,1,.l s. & John COOK.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-02
'alal71e AI9L L9AWT d

- ~ egaa fail.4 M sf5l tio5sf Tsif.s
tusss 40 astil6 6as l6g6a sn5l
l9sLsl ssa h56l ssSt,:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-02
g6IPpGil &SRBttFI0f1Is IsTe,
- RahS ysdF .ireq41 sliaoqqo yIsaiss4q
ll.ll TO lll!3Q 8 THE oPI,nfBE1G! i

NOVl keep the laFgeat aSlpFt -oF, MARE
that can Se toand 70 ts city, aud Am faiIy pre-
y stock c2qsl9ts Ia part of tile foIl0uine roodS.
Al slnae OF Plain Tin and 9Gi aIhea ware ~ finlS
Il S4si; 1i siso t S5e. SeRPS e f ~
pattetn los Wood 6b 6oAlnJnQni q div ESS
to 4SsgH951s tSS9 and othsEs y!atpg s 1T
ing SlSsVheEes prlaisfS ysfi,rf5 5IfIs- -
sPoqtlns aPa dattsrss cons la5fy sasE ~ EaSd
Natl 9eoeiIom0 onnl
fttep ftpn, - - a , b, p CALDWELL
No: 3 Main ~ 81. 3. ~ D. R.! SP6E,
/. 9 tpl=AAontl . y s9sdt nsdsa .YhAaliRE.iYa.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-02

RaODPClefi and tatsinrI an 6nfh oF sIJs.l,SSiin q q
once, and fidol itv,. rs tthe ff;Son ~
tho Jnitet stSfss, S5S;i 3s
the,ss ~, ~ t,l;1 a,,,, ~,
stthcei a. ti,ats s,sts. Co. 20 H. liz
s'S4 9Avasa NY l5aAsa
Ss,..ls1 ~. oets' and attoers OF the 'ty
s'SS,l tsit.-, VI @ s2aqa 500 eTad ~ -
Sees .. That no License heFeaf Ger HissdI
ed9s9E, rene we'd shall be Sv6Itti Wfth6htaS
strict compfiat te On tie paf tsaofth RFI66s
can't with the fffs : SEQ 6tioh df ttiis i8St t6sn
"a q, 1s.2ls'. 9 S!zzll l,ila l5ssisqs
Thfee oI1 syvent ss2 ~
sdYAsSarla, ,,,,s,,I -
tF4ll3fwefb, tsrtis ~ rs. rsntS3 ,Is.
thFSe-meni rasra fsI Iis IN
row Tic uoeli r. said ~, says =
talSens places about gsix, o'ciock Al, l S...anil
was first iisooyeredi by 4asporter Al tie CIT
aFaet iH6hHes Rhb, ,sawbt6e boat containing
the nGhin tlamiddle .of, the river. aud SAY
the elfiuHtpluuge from rth brink, Of ,the,sY-
ful h3Stnas9W We ilsarq from "a gentleman
WhosEisithds tbe1 Canada, sideipf the river
yssteEday1 that thei fatal Catastrophe WAS
iaasois 1s itaeasea9 lr0t near the glltto9H
. ne men @eee seen from the
Ss.. ear
~ i5a9 s04hh
sSi,s.,
s Ss,1n .%se sos ems sE9s f9o
"a y
nj sansntitg ofara ~ Il, 81, sba y
,.itlIonei lIbsy ssssss ~
die ii5e. ys,s. ~. "
Theys WsTe E,.s,S r
bauiiuR fer, time AGAINST the e WAN Il
take 4heirhoers from the iglier. and A.
tnotionless in iIhss bpat, resigned 10 itiefF
fate. In this condition they We're ssW1espt
oyer the fhllB.1s The names, of lie. unforFtn- F
-nathi mem were not obtained. - RoeEesteyI
Aaaerieqn, 729iF, o,1 l.i5s J.[si,s, ~ :,
,iiaR ETrrp1lff7
II HAr5-Aconsidero how for die last
DOZEN yeatssI this cfownfi,fs 6lorta eof
tnodern NAL attire eiassEee5, e ssaS,ltsa t,sS
ind oinsaItl S7 StiFs ~ III q
st5Ve:pipeS lBsa7ePa III SSaItSes has ..bssyS
sBaret pb 6bi6ijl4, ned, ii.
game IS Il rs Italy with u
gggf1lSl s91netnfltlg sfE1 upon their heads,
lt9Eqq qSs 9s Y2aS pict,tTesqae Salld
1927 e ,tellosEl Y q Y Elen Il9 the pa=
14Elol W tt49glf4l8g tpEn. hQssuth Hrr1vedg
Z ,54e, geell y m9fyGllouS Int vas not the
ltI'.lla9 lSI9aih' nor the fre1eh sl6tci.
sltonSt', Slightly stlt-
'lellst; ", a3 eloquent NS could
fbsd,5atS WA .ia Seeta at wear
orator,shall u. 'be written be the day.
kNRa l6akNal 1T1l n
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1oyaity and IIn.a naa.rbn5Ig,.ss n. a. AI3ll9gv,lle.

+. g.,
loyalty and BuslnssS In NR8tEville.
III From tie ,Nashville U1iod, 2sStiI5H
The City Council. has. enacted that no no
man shall avail himself Of the, BLESSING Is
and benefits of good government, IN cf6e
prosecution OF his business, without aos
knowledging allegiance to that Govern
ment To those who say that such an
oath has been unknown heretofore, we
reply, that rebellion has beer, equally 6Ilea
known, and it is incumbent on the people,
and the government made by the ipeoblaS
to hnd out who are trOtioFsJ and llo are
not Too mary rOf; the shaek-rQoIn lin
this city have been used asti.gEape vine"
Offices, and rendezvous for fraitOFs and
mischief-makeFs. These fTlens Will soon
be broken up. The hota of Ether Council
reads as follows: .I57fs sH5
Whereas, The City GOuncildFe Of, oI1n4
Jon that no man has the fisle9td enjoy
the blessings OF d free COVER rhfdsAt WITH
out being duly sworn t6 support and
maintain 1t against dome Sti6 and foreign
enemies. 5ias 9 81 stIsl
y Therefore, .ba sitie enacted by the City
Council; Section d That Che city laai1
of the city Of Nashyllle ., felatthg Is licspss
es and privileges 5e aud tie stiefebEs ,sq
dmendsd that no free White, peracn oi
persons shalt ihereafbenl lhai permitted "a
carry on any sbuSInessi 0ri exercise any
priyilegs in sdids City for which licepst
or permission Snow req cd ilysanY Law
or ordinance 81 tie Cor l6Eati0haof san
! City, wtthous ffst Supplying to ..tEls dit.
7ezE5 issr I'd. ases4mi blioal 5te -oa
ts7ssi= ise siil aoss asla ils1 . tina:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-02
a3Yef 8 sa.t aIoalill.

y eet Y aasbaest ts1le5 ~ Boa sss7,s4
81 sista . q sz5s.,
- 4es 9nls3 7al31lla Z ilIl IL no Il
seeil4sq sse t9el ss5sI
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-02
Refugees and Contrabands.

Refugees and Contrabands.
The Williamspors correspondent of the
Philadelphia Inquirer describing Banks re.
treat, says;
M The most distressing sight thht have
Witnessed hcrenbouts is the cate-Worn,
Rnxious, appearance ofthe hundreds of ref.
t9gees-black aud white, male and feIi1ale-
| who have been compelled to flee With our
I army from Strasburg, Winctestet, MaFtius-
burg aud uther sections of VifRtnia:a sfhe
hotels here and a; Hagerstow6 are fiIled
\ With them, as are al 50 many private houses,
| Will along the turnpike, for u mile or two /,
they may be seen reclining Ia the Iield5,-
tllReHlth aud position were udught nfHenl
weighed in the scales ugGinst personal safe.
1 ty. A number hal retnrued to Virginia
IiTith our army, and had, with the litttS they
lhad saved from the Rebels recomneReed
business or restored their private dbmiGilos
10. at least partial comfors. 70 taaE niAIi
/, Now, almost in the twiukling 0f anitye,t
I they have been compelled to desert All
anew, nnd lice the land oftbefr nativity or
adoption, on account of their dey6ti0tB to
the. Union one man, when he returned
had, on handsome income, two thousand
dollars left. lie purchased a new stock
and Fe-opened bis store, but scarcely were
the doors thrown open before he found,
himself again refugee. -9sn9s .
Among others here is Commodore Boar,
imam and son, who, for the second time, find
Themselves obliged to leAvethose theylbve,
The ladies of this famiIy iate deserving of
Fall praise. When our wedrisd troops pas
Ised through Marunsburg on SaadaS.4he ese
taagels Of mercy stood at the gdoor,l md, !,
amid the jeers of their nneigdbOrs, offered
EptoSisions aud water 20 our gallant boys
When tue refugees from beyond Winch So
ter were passing through that hot bed of
secession they were fFede upon from5 the
windows, and many fell to heagrOuud-a
tsone dead and others wounded. insm
\ aAsl lpsssed along the turnpike this motn-
lingf1 met yehicles OF all descriptions from
the quaint looking carriage of Virginia 70
lsaShaEf-demoliahed wagon, filledtwish wp,
1'men aud children aud their household ef5
Fleets To euumerate the "conttabrands,S .
1oflboth ages aud sexes. who acEumpauied
our army across, would be efimp0ssible.4--
Their name is legion. Many thsnmep
bad been acting as tenmsters, and, ,dreaded
hanging il they remained! mogi easzil io'
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LRrom the sarnnnnh Ram


lais az. sss E,s.s.
tion. The accounts from various sections
vary very materially. In some, asin wilkes
and the neigh orb oody the ScSopT seems To-,
have been almost entirely cdt or so farias,
opinions can bBlbasedsoh. its present con-
IattiPq,s From Other portions Of the Stats,il
especially in the middle and southwesteta,r
singplar agcopntgHeagh pssI 6f half crop.
should be made, the public expectationsii
will be more than Satisfied Accounts from
thes upper portfon5of the State arg eeneral-
y faSorable.A Nd disaste has 0Sertaken
the crop, and-it promises heavy yield. :.
z a . FS2aFfAFks AFsMatf9A4E, 7Etsss = 4 M
81 PrOVisionsiWere very4scatce at Memphis
at glastlaecounts. andIat such lighvp prices
that the poor could mot tnbdysI n IA loi1et vas
sqpots et 5000 2 ;t9 h6ls.:: sbfBg6 S21S2 so
90 fb.; salt 40 cts. "a ib.; bacon PSI 81 scts!4
ties of Cotton were 6te6 Dip in the amphisl
.t9sAtEs: read be befned On ~ 6pIroaeh4
aOt the eUnioultorces.Ezs zsT 4.iii5 80 i,;s r, > -
~ ( The Union and lPlantsrsl BdA t7WeFe lres1
7cefSing, under protest. Cor money
IN inpuymentsofsde ssss' s.sa - sd
Residents are not allowed togo outsideIi
6f tbs tcSrppf lihHs III DIEmb bh Is VITA
out passports. sid
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Seq 9.sA4 4npt 10 license Hereafter lissdI
ed 6f rene We'd shall be valid WfthbhRs
stries comp ahSe On the PAL 6f the RH6Fs
can't with the ffs 33t 9f tttii5 Sthsa
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n -NFfF3 Es,a1f0 49ffG q ~ El99s sTll a
ltaoDrdeFl and ing an oath Of allegiis.
once, and fidelity to- the tGQRsti tuition of
eilef nlted, SStRtesl and the GoverpWe9t
tnereto ersame pRthip form and sab
stancei aaiitaats hereto ofora dtalkep by the
present members,and. ofaaers Of the City
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SOUTHEBNiIIR 1,s-l il-i,.-l i. =
: - - r -ss-a1t'S=1- iE9us
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,TIIIRINsURANoR cO.ORT TMRvAn.

LEY OF VIRGINIA.
CASH mRHkE(ptatD @a99 99g.tet..G 100000
Muehthelargsot Cash Capital OEARy ofieo oh4rtsr-
Cd by GhlB State. sf6- 57fs So. 4
a3. .PirBand Inland risln taiEea= ON the gea-
enable terms. -siEl ~ siEl4t isIFi j -. r
LO5SSs Oqlltahly adjusted and promptly paid BY
= = 20 s1isis 90 . Z VIZ. PETERSON Agt.
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1NlE aB6N6 6Compahlea h&vinE ppolnted the under
signed their Agent for WhseIinF ind TicinifV.
fo1ldf peetn tia a tFdnG abf lc
SSIdC6hfaaIs afOWSll know t05s lrA ofal IS
AlIlOssslprOpPtlyadjus N.C.ARTHuR,A All,
JAMS rt-l y-ss Once over the Bank OF WheelifigH
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SlEAWCHEBgt tnlBo sSiSSs
N Matches, IN Y sFP!i ttipis ipE
ap3b - and LOGAN, LIST &lG1s Il
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ss.,,. 81 .:..si s mi r rs. s,
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1ANeOrPesp ponuent aoPth4e Btttles R6GkA Q5dEe
Democrat, writing from Memphis, details
what he sS~Sas6 sSSsas 6H( atS aeaihbGGt while on
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i5hf, = sis 67iil = - n
banlasi Ei ~ It Il
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