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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-17

Draper az Clark, COMMISSION MERCHANTS ana
Dealers in Flour Grain, Meal. Grass Seed salt. Lime,
Cement Calci Plaster, Plaster Paris Ground oyster
Shells, and Farmers Produce generally Also Agents
Tor the sale of Goes Super Phosphate of Lime Peruvian
Guano, American Iuano, and Ground Bone.
DRAPER d CLARK.
ap3 diff Nos IS Il 81 Front St. Worcester Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-17

In this city, June 49, Hannah Maria, daughter of john
Sleek. 3 yrs u days
In this city, june 10, Cornclia A. wife Of Hon William
W Rice.
In Leicester, June 10. Stephen Forbes g.
In oxford, June H. George Morris SIS, Celio danyh.
ter Of Archibald Campbell, % s"
In Springfield Qndian Orchard, at the residence of
her SON Rev Z A Barton, Sophia barton g. '' Vi
In Aurora Erie county. Y June OF indnnorstior
OF thopunes, Rebecca wife Of Lebbeus Turner sl 'V'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-17

The "SAINTs. The steamboat train from
Boston, last night, had on board sixty-three
Mormon converts on theirway to Utah. They
hail from Boston and vicinity, though most of
them are recently from Great Britain, and are
all English, Scotch and Irish by birth Wo-
men and chiluren largely predominated in the
party, who will not be an intellectual or
spiritual acquisition to any community.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-17

Smiths Curative Cleansing COm0ound.-
remedy for Headache Burns Sore Lips Bowel
Complaints Canker, Piles, Sore Throat, &C sc For
sale by RUSH s. co, "a Front street. by the dozen OF
single bottle at manufacturers prices. decd y3O
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-17

The FREMEN.-Yankee Engine Co. No.
5 will turn out to receive the Springfield COM
pany, who are expected to arrive here in the
quarter to ten train this morning. The visit
ing company with their band, will number
seventy-fve, and we understand they will bring
sentation of the Springfield press.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-17

VIVA, ,.o,, vx-.,,.,.,,, Il. - z.---, &C.,
wav Hnt She csn't roen 80" ~ ~ az uen' every
S9iG @ Dead shot to XII of the blood thirsty hoes
selves to her odser to their great annoyance and dis.
family should be without it lho Dead Shot makes
So By al S Draa g 'G ssnTs n
cester, {. a HARRINGTON q co. dim APPS
=,
Sc Crt strea, Sarmdr Enysician and surgeon
ali ~ o Z anu ron to IN the evening on
AeetiG pmors of al kinus, Sores, Ulcers and Erup'
tus riiale Conlpalhts' %c An experience of over
etable Advice Free deod iJn'S e''ireiF y Xes
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Smiths Curative Cleansing Com:,ound.-
dmn 9i I1p e ii BGTns Sore Lips Bowel
sale by BUSH & co. "a Front street Nv The dozen ~,
single bottle at manufacturers prices. decd y3O
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DssIrpie So ~ CiarN' COMMISSION MERCHANTS ana
Cement Caltincd Plaster Plaster Paris Gronnd yste
Shells, and Farmers Produce generally Also Agents
Gnsno % o Ue super liVsphate 1b Lime PERUVIAN
ap3 DIFF Nos IS It 81 Front St, Worcester Mass
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ynIi,I-Pnbishedf for the beneif ma az Oh IN M
t rr u. t roIms men VINO suIer rom Nervous Deb
the means of self cure By one Who las c sf e
sition and quackery. by enclosing postpaid addressed
enyeope SINGLE COPIES may be had the author Ma
y. |. -- 4&wlE mch0
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HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUcnU,
- THE GREAT DIURETIC
r,,r,,no1r nv, ,,,,,rr, nm THE GREAT DIURETIC.
iEAN' DOLD . EAi6ACI BIIICU ~ ~
And Positive and Specific Remedy for Diseases of the
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and all Diseases of the Urinary Organs See ADVERTISE
N'ui''''e az E GilSe OF co1-xrrprr,rs
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Experience teaches us that delicacy prevents MANY
,e,Ies from applying Tor the means to alleviate suffer
ofSir James Clarkes Pills prepared after the nrescri
land and vol io1 nv sC', 70 ne queen o. Ehs
-, =, -, " " e lS S"o All" sue remedy
foremae difficulties and obssructons from any cause
They can be sent in bottle containing 50 pills post free
sld nv RITs1i ~ Cn rs IN I,l'1,a 'n' "s''''
Mo ~ ",r an ~ Ussio'S'
nlo deodSweow
Geo. Sessions.
IL IL q U y ERTAK ER
MS I9mn Warerooms are at SO Front street where car
always be found large assortment of Collins all DIFF
% eli Htes o. patterns Mentalic and Walnut Caskets
----- - ----- -----------
a as, sat-, 49,
va sPa,E's. attori eY ana counsellor at Law
Dr'nleS ROW. iooMalh street worcester. dtf ia4
=--------
Admms' Gallery, cas- Main street 10 nou
-
Mrs. H. Is. Clark NJ. D., Physician and suc
ccssful Midwife would to the ladies of orces
yer ana vicinity that she continues TO treat all diseases
peculiar 10 tenales scientifically and successfully. Con-
lecs OHlCe tesluNlCe 0UJ street,
ner of Myrtle diff anSg
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Speer's Smmbuci wine is an admi-abIo or,icIo
useo i'm hosntnls and , to 49, ia aoIe aItlcle
London and New YORK. , ea i c ia m IN PaTls
Ills worth trial s IL ~ 70 uiu polt WINE
fel5 " Hood Jeodt ~ e"' '"'iS'ctioh'
- --.-
Fuoafr is ,,ott,,, .Oio,,,,I ,,t,o..
nlan Ior, III IN ~, ~ aills Coiored OF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-17

%. F.. Harris, Dentist. 1853 Main street, Opposite
the new Mechanics Hall Building Of
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-17

geo. Sessions.
HING ERTAKER
HIS Conn WarerOoms at SO Front street. where car
always be found large assortment of Collins of all diff
terent kinds of patterns Mentalic and Walnut Casket,
OF all sizes Coffin Plates and Robes of the best patterr
and material. Residence 50 Front street. dtf auI4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-17

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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-17

a. NEcF. BavGs. Attorr ey ana Counsellor at Law
Dr'hley ROW. l6oMsln street, Worcester. dtf ia4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-13
Bragg Moving by Lexington, Ky, with
10000 men-Rueil also MOVing-A
Battle Expected MomcntariIy-f0,OOO
Riae,nen Arrived in One Day.
Dipatcb 10 The Philsdelphis Inquirer.

Special Di,pateh to The Phsdephis Inquirer.
CINCINNATI, o., Thursday, Sept. II, 1882.
There has been skirnisbiDg between our pickets
and the enemy's this afternoon. Two men were
wounded and several killed Of the enemy. John A.
Coleman wealthy citizen Of Cincinnati, was taken
prisoner by the Rebels. They at La'osia SPRING.,
six miles out. Heavy rains have stopped the Skin
nishing The city il greatly excited.
Gen. Bragg ia coming up from Sparta, Tenn, by
Lexington, KY, with 10000 men.
Zen. Buell. is coming from Nashville, by Louis
willie, with 5000 troops.
There seems 10 be race between them Cincin-
natl being the prize. II Bragg gets here first we
will have hot work. division OF the enemy is re-
ported moving toward the river below here. Gov
Tod sends word from Columbus, Ohio that all is
excitement il that city. During the stm this after
noon several river steamers broke loose and threat
ened to carry away the pontoon bridge. They were
finally secured without doing damage. We are mo-
mentarily expecting battle. Louisville is reported
safe by persons from there. Much excitement ex.
lists here on account of the Rebels being in Mary
land threatening Pennsylvania. Ten Thousand vol
unteer with squirrel guns, came in from the com
try TODAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-13
Meeting OF Patriotic Groeers.

The grocers OF New-York are not fair.westher
patriots. A drenohing shower did not prevent the
attendance Of large number u orr citizens en-
gagged ia the grocery and kindred lrades az The w all
street Salesroom on Friday afternoon al u o'clock
Mr.. Mckenzie called the meeting 20 order. g..
w Lane was elected Chairman and Dwight
Town,snd appointed Secretary. The Chairman
made few Introductory rema-ks and the Secretary
read the call Mr.. Mckenzie then presented the fol-
lowing resolution:
City Of he~Iok, desire 10 Aid the Gorsrunen, In
suppfs.ng the present rebellion sgss! lnoa and Con-
si luton. We do therefore
Reso, That COMMITTEES 10 appointed by the Chairman
p occurring enlist soldiers la the Army Of tho
United States la such shall seem 20 them most
obtain the obse; for which thl. meeting has been
called
Sir. Van Brunt moved The adoption Of the resolu.
ton. Remarks were then made by Mr. Dow, who
sad GroCers usnay go 10 the brokers TO start them
on. He, as "a broker would cay word. We pro-
pose 10 rsise one or more companies. How slnli We
do it : Probably by Offering additional bonntiee.
We wish 10 engage men TO take our place. Money
IL no consideration in contrast with life. The soldier
give. his lie NUT not refuse 10 give our money
The enemy Is at our door. let us form q line, and
stand eide by side until the Union 10 restored.
The following Committoe WAS appointed 10 carry
ont the object OF the resolution:
Jonathan u ye Is. y. Sherman, w. A. Booth G. Burh-
m tel. W. B.rcock j. J. Van Sosrsnd J. n. Mackenzie
X Place Goo Molsr, h. Bsebs, J.P March, N. DeHton
Smith, Geo. w. Lane
A subscription paper was then passed around and
the following gentlemen subscribed tho suns oppo-
site TO their names:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-13
1862. THE 1862.

Pennsylvania CENTRAL RAILROAD
with its connections. forms .I
THE SHORTEST AND. QUICKEST ROUTE
FRon hkw.loRK To rHK PRNcIPAL WEsrsRN IIr,v,
Eight trains daily from New York TO PbisdeluLis Vi.
Nsw-Jersey ana Camden and Auboy line
ALL THROUGH TRAINS FOR THE NEST RY THIS
ROUTE LEAVE NEW-iORk FROM THE
= FOOT OF CoURILANOr.Sr
BY OF PhsdepLs the mornln p,s.enssrs ie,v. Ma.
YORK = same time other routes Eyenns pssxnsers
at p m. one hour later than other lines.
by way Of Allentown, eyeoing passeng leave at D. M
'nee hous iser than the Northern lines and BY both
siye It the same uge Northern lines la Chicago auS al
points IN the Northwest Cesnse lndianopois Loui,viIs
st. Louis, Cleveland Coumons, Cincinnati and al
points west with lever changes Of cars. f
Sleeping Cars, without chsuge run nom Philadelphia 70
Pittsburgh S miles, and NewYor 10 Pittsburgh tSO msa
smoking aud Saloon Cars on all trains Ia.
Fare the anne as other routes.
Baggage checked through. Transfers free.
Secure Tickets, OIL until used by Pit..pnfsh.
No. WESTERN EMIGRATION.
Inc rennsylvann Central Company runs an Lmsiane
travel TO parties moving Westward at one nA inc uuh Fsfes
Of fare. ,,,,-,
BY this route cigh u all dscPions can be forwarded
and polnt tie Railroads 81 Ono kentucky
ROAD DIRECT TO any port on the nayisabls rivers Of
the West by steamers from Pittsburgh
The utes Of Freight and from point In the Westby
the Psnnsy Railroad are at all times as svosbe ss
charged by other aroad Companies h-Ichans and ship
pe, the OF their Freight 20 his Con-
paDy. can rely with co9ndsncs oS ", speedy transit
Farmers end Dealers 10 Livs Stock will ma this most "A,
ysuag,ous route Cspscious Yards well wateed sna arr
Piled every sonvenence have been orened on mi, Inc
and attention. paid their wsrt
From HssbUg where will be found every eonyenepce Sas
feeding ard rs,as shSiss 1. offered Of the pnLADE~
LEECH 4 Co., Freight AGENTS
u.noM a. A:t15 HSs,s aud No south wilauSt
-'DoNALD b''cHoFF E'' Ss s hss.s
ENoCH LEWIS osasrsl SUIT Xlissns:rS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-13
War Meeting mt Toledo.

ToLED0. Thursday btp'. IT, lVb1
At the commercial war meeting Gen. Walbridge,
by invitation Of the Board Of Trade, delivered this
evening, an address commerce and the rebellion.
Mathew Brown, President Of the Board Of Trade,
presided. Gen. Wallbrdge sdverted TO the fact that
on the very srot where they were then assembled,
he bad under the authority Of the State, some ak
teen years ago, held an sncampment and enrolled
the militia Of the district, when volunteers were
called for in the war with Mexico, and he said thai,
on inquiry be lad fouud tina, nearly all who Were
DOW living, who had taken part with him then,
Lad gone TO the war, aud were now engaged In
quelling the rebellion and restoring the Constitution
There was An mmen,e attendance, and the enthua-
asm was never surpassed here.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-13
The auuta Pc Mail.

KAssAs CITY, Thupday, Sept. II, 1884
The Santa Fe mail, with dates TO Aug. 81, he's ar
rived. Gen. Candy has been relieved from the
command Of the Military Department OF New
Mexico and will repair to the States in few days
when he will again enter the field.
Gen. Carlton, his successor, is now In Arizona
with bis brigade, and will reach Santa Fe in short
time. Major Army has been appointed Secretary Of
the Territory, vice Holmes, removed.
On the 25th nit, the last Of the Texan prisoners,
30 in plumber, left Santa Fe under Escort for the
South. They comprise the scA and wounded who
were unable to undertake the journey at the time
Others were paroled and cent home. The prevail
ing sentiment among them is one Of extreme disgust
with Gen. Sibley for deceiving them into the ex'
petition, compelling them to undergo many hard
ships. An escort will accompany them to Fort Bliss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-13
PBILlprLrHrA, Thursday, Sc

PBILAprLrHiA, Thursday, Sept. H. 1851
Mayor Henry issues the following address: "CIr'
IzEss OF PHILADELPHIA: At late hour tonight
the Governor of Pennsylvania has addressed TO me
the following Dispatch:
"'We have reliable information this evening that
the Rebel Generals have moved thelr entire army
from Frederick TO Cumberland Valley, and their
desination is now Harris urg and Pniladelphia'
We need every available man immediately. SIR up
your population tonight. Form tgeu into conpa-
nies, aud send us 90, 900 tomorrow. No tine can
be lost in msssing force on the Susquehannah TO
defend the State and your city. Arouse every man
possible and send them here
&c Let responses to his urgent call be prompt and
effective. hereby request that all nble-oodied
citizens shall assemble at 10 o'clock on Friday
morning, at the preciuct-houses of their respective
election districts, in readiness to obey the summons
TO immediate service"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-13
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF Nsw-YORK.....-srPr. II
Cleared.


s,..m.h,,,-prsm.n fBr) Meyer, Bremen, Oelrichs L
Co CITY Of Nsw.Yoih (Br). Pouie, Liverpool, John u
Dale. uI ID n c,.o
uan Eide, Sowsulsst, JohnsoH, Liverpool ballet mar
- N a vu-x
Bars.-Hsouba Prnssi.nl, P@sw, Cod, hsn~y
Fr,sdch,u lrrussisnl sobn Brao, Eng VIM salem 60.
stampede Lewis Msrseillss Moor. HenFyi B. A blns
deI Eaton Belfast. Walsh Carver Chassi Louise bosse
r,,n Meek. Vos, Queeu-rown Punch keincie We5di
Wir.ow, Davis Jersey Eng. Niler h Housh'on; Kosa
Qtsll Csicisno, 81. Thomas, Aymn g ,n,r.r.
Brrs-PenEur OBJ. Conycrs bernuA~, Midde,on 20
Onward (Br Higgins. DsnrI. Smith, Jones Co. a:
s,athsrs Johnson St. Jsso. Brett Son Col Ano'ne"e
Schoonsr.-Abby Gsl~, Kendall. Boston, NJ. Briggs Co
oownd (Br). Cosnset lie Pream, N b., u. X peToI
MY COBB, Port Royal, Emily, Bates, Bsrtford Il 8
Raciett; Med.d Plstt kenyoa Sew Haven hseiet
Arti,t FORESTER Providence L. Kenny J. X FTaDkhn
CLAYTON. Phiadsp bia, T. O. Benton & Sons Martha H.
Thorn. (BrL Greenwood Points Pete. b. " small 20;
Blov, OiAen Boston, X p. Buck Cot Vrlsns (br. J.
Lisht0orn, Nassau. mssteT.
sloop-MOttO, Blyea, Norwich. c. B. Harvey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-13

Ban FRANCISCO, lhufsday, sept III, ltcI
The seainer 0rzsba sailed for Panama to-day,
carrying 40 passengers and $50 900 In treasure for
New-York, and $lG0, coo for England.
It's believed that large amount Of legal-tender
notes were also forwarded by the Orizaba.
The ship Aurora has arrived from Hong Kong,
with dates 10 July %. She reports the total loss Of
the ship Phantom by running on q reef near Hong
Kong July 10.
The Phantom left San Fancsco on Mny IL,
taking $685. 900 in treasure, 10000 OF which is In
sured in Eastern companies.
portion of the crew Of the Phantom arrived In
Hong Kong in small boats July -. One boat con-
tanning Capt Sergeant and the treasure had not been
heard from when the Aurora sailed.
The ship Romance Of the Sea arrived at Hong
Kong July q.
The English steamer Tyncmon,h arrived yester-
day from London.
Tie San Francisco Bulletin Of August 10 reports
the safe arrival Of the missing boat Of the steamer
Golden Gate at Manzanilla. The following passen-
gers AID crew are therefore 10 be- added 10 the list OF
persons saved:
NJ Nolan mrs, officer Of the Golden 0ste Richard Hea-
dsr,on, (Clev-shd ohio) Columbia Toniumne comfy
NO aiay s'o J.he,town Ruoamse county Fae
(Franee Ban frsnci.co AIthuI Lepper. (s Caihsiine
CsLlas San Francisco; J. L. Hulse tWyandote, Omo)
cisco. Msx seils.uour, (Pra.sla sae fsnci'cO. s. r
storms tBnshton. Msa,) Round Valley Msndo'
emo countyi Eedwud Lane, New ioIkl eah rIsu
c SEQ julius Aluser. San Francisco; Amos Gl.ffs
(gsymond.vls, kewYort) North Ban Jusni T. 1
James Scott third Ihou. keepe seAi1so
Ireland; Edward Douglas, sesmen, 6otenhns. ewsasn
Thomas Riley seaman, NewYork; " lillian Morrissy walter
Boston Edward Duckett London 'Fanci. Carroll Vnlney
Illinois sDr James McChesney. Troy. Y; &C. d. bones
CATH N " / Hungary.
Those marked (') remained al ManAinilla TO await
tho arrival of the steamer from San Francisco Of
August II. They intend TO proceed 70 Nsw'YorS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-13
~ fAdvertisement
GUNyAH-WALLAH (ANTOKAKI AYAsH).

The Great Turkish Exhisrsnt and NervinsThis exhsr
rating Lotus Nep-nthe Of the Orient Of which the
dusky children Of the Sun have from time mmemonsi sung
Gunj,h produces the deca,e spituele eIhsraoni
Gunjsb brings visions Of moont ises in sumbrous seas
Gunjsh contains opium, aud IL perfectly haruless
Gunjah brings eternity Of aud reuvenant life
Gurjah unlike other suulsnts has TO bad sflerefc;
Gunjsh gives light to the and cheeks Of bloom
0unjsh almost nervousness melancholy
ennuij
Gujsh clear, Ike ivory the skin the beautiful ccssn
Gunjab supeedes quinne opium morpha liquors and snok
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Cnnjah mparts mperhuman strength mind sni bodyi
Unjah rheumatism, neuralgia chlls and fever. head
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fclusye wholesale and retail agencies established fs
Die terms sin cities town, country and srDy Agents
wanted everywhere Put in unique gold silver satin, aud
vo boxes at % cent. each; boxes Ia Turkish ton
Sepf 10 any address we are selling immense qustities
sod by druggists generally Scorr COMPANY, chemists
Woods Marble Buildings, Nos sol and aoJ Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-13

The ABBOTT COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG
LADIES. FIFTH AvExUr.-The Rev. Henry NJ.
Field, DID,, will deliver bis valuable addre's on
The Education Of Wom.n in America" at the
opening exercises Of this institution, OIL "Wednesday
evening" Sept. II. at O'Clock. Parents, pupils and
graduates are invited TO attend.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-13
Kee. York, Sept. IL. 1862.

TwESrr.rmsr WARD UsIoS AsocIArIoS.-
The Union Association Of the Twenty fret WNd, Fieensh
A,.eby Dhct held at their roo.s northeast Of
Broadway and Thirty second street Thurai.y evening
18th lust for the purpose Of taking preliminary scton
perfect their enrolment In Of the suggestion OF the
Central Commse Jsmes II. Pnekney President, pro tenn
In the chair X. Vsnderbursh, Secretary. Af.r listen
Ing tie Constitution the Legislative Addre" sad remarks
by several member explaining the and objects Of the
Assooi,iion the following Enrolment Committee APP
pointed viz John III. Sherwood Josiah r. Kendall. A. j.
Van Allen. George C. Ellison, Richard J. VsaGcrbursh
The roll bsok then opened and large number II
sdsed alter which the meeting adjourned to the call Of the
officer. Tho ComuIlee viii attend at their every
.v.uin, during IN. coming week from 10 O'Clock to
enroll Of ell peisons VINO sppoye Of tho Lssisls
tiye Caucus Address
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-13
AN EXPLANATION.
To Gas Editor Of The N. Z. Trbsn<.

To ne Edits Of The N. X Trttsn<.
SIR. In your reror. ofthe "gameo" Of the New
York Cssdonian Club In THH TRIBUNE this morning. you
state that representative Of The Herald speaking the send
Of the pepper he represents provoked the fro Of many
who present. snd when opportunity offered tho
President and said tina, any who would utter such
sentiments liar and tbsfp Permit 10 state that II
tho President who replied the individual calling
hinsss representative Of The Herald but your humble
who l. member Il the Cl9b. being present sp
q guest aud Judge Of the gsmea
Respectfully yours, JAS. NICHOLSON
keu. York, Sept IL, 1862.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-13
maypviIic, Ky, Cspfured.

CIYcINNATI, Thursday, Sept. II, 100.
Msysville, KY, was taken by the Rebels to-day
The Union people left, taking everything valuable
Our scouts made raid in the rear OF the Rebe
lines last night, and burned mill used by the Rebels
for grinding corn.
The report that company of city soldiers were
captured in body to-day is officially contrsdieled'
DO prisoners have been taken.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-13
The PcnusyIvnnin Troops.

PHTADELPHiA. Thufsday, Sept IT, Is0z
The National Guard Regiment We're the first TO
tender TO the Governor full regiment on the
last proclamation. This is the second National
Guard Regiment the first being In the field, nm
der Col. Zeile, and was the first organization
of militia accepted for the three months service last
year. They leave tomorrow, Major G. w. Frz
commanding Capt. H. Neff, second in command.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-13

AwAR PRAYER MErTIso.-A Daily War Prayer
Meeting will be commenced at the lecture room OF
the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church, on Monday
morning at 81 O'Clock. All who feel an interest IN
tho salvation of our country invited to assemble
daily 70 pray to this end.
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Pnssengers Arrived

To l,. yo,k., BLade from Neso- Oraas-Mrs Disey and
In ,team.sip Tali,man from LirepoOi-A Beg, j. Bur
In brig Nansa.k>s from Mans1nalG-Mr Ssrru'ade and
lady. ,u n.u,p.xn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-13
CITY ITEMS.

THR CrsrRAL PARK-The Central Park Com
m,sioners announce that there will be music at The
Central Park, on the Mall this afternoon at o'clock
by the Central Park Band, under the Leadership oil
Ii. b. Dodworth, if the weather is fine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-13

Steamer Novelty ( g. trsnsport) Shaw, Warrington, D.
C., in ballast "
ste.%s, iropsdss, vsndsvss Phlsdephia mdse u L.
seame' w"'eh''ssr Ionss Prsviaescs. nAsa 10 Edward
Bnsg.
BELow--Prus. brig Carl from Cardiff, also, ship, IN
known.
SAILEDSteamships Arsso and Star Of the suth stssu
transport Eew-York, for Washington.
WIND-Sunset, s. Z
The Dr. bark ErenangO, and Danish bark Emma Ar,ius
have come to the upper Quarantine TO discharge cargo