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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-19
= : D'' WOOD 'f LIGHT iiiy & co, and Others
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.


AT meeting Of the County Commissioners begun and
holden at Worcester within and for the County of Wor
cester on the third tuesday of June, A. ID. 1862.
On the petition aforesaid ordered that notice be given
to the Worcester and Nashua Railroad Company the
Providence and Worcester Railroad Company the Nor
wieh and Worcester Railroad Company and to all per.
sons and corporations interested therein said Com
mssioners will meet at their office In the old Court
House III said Worcester, TUESDAY the second day
OF September next at ten of the clock in the forenoon BY
publishing an atesed copy of said petition and of this
order thereon. In the Worcester Daily Spy newspaper
printed In Worcester aforesaid IN week for three
weeks successfully the last publication be fourteen
days, at least before the day last aforesaid And
ther ordered that the Sheriff of said County, his Deputy
serve the City Clerk of the said OF Worcester
the said Worcester and Nashua Railroad Company, the
Providence and Worcester Railroad Company, and the
Norwich and Worcester Railroad Company with at
tested copy of said petition and order, thirty days at
least and also post attested copy thereof in
public places In said City OF Worcester fourteen DAYS at
least before the day last aforesaid, at which time and
place the said Commissioners will proceed to view the
route and premises set forth in said petition to hear all
persons and corporations interested therein who may
then and there deSre to be heard thereon and If they
shall adudge that the prayer of said petition ought TO be
granted then to lay out locate and establish city way
over the route above described to assess ali such
damages as any person or corporation sustain by the
location and construction Of the city aforesaid and
TO DO whatever else may legally be done in the premises
Attest: WIN. A. SMITH Asst. Clerk.
Copy of the petition and order of notice thereon
ito Attest; WIN; A. SMITH, Asst. Clerk.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-19

Please read the following certificates:
CONSUMPTION HAS BEEN CURED.-I feel It duty owe
cunsmpIives and those troubled with catarrh to make
public the cure that has been effected in my by Dr.
Edmund Smith. rode to his door the 18th of December
1860, ana with some difficulty of palpitaton
up one flight of stairs to his Then unable
TO tell my sad story account OF incessant coughing
TIL the doctor gave me remedy to relieve wish
10 saw here that called on Dr. Smith If he could
give me something to relieve thatsI could get
steep nights for he ncessan coughing and raising har
rasseu me so that could get but very little had
o onIDs renquished all hopes of getting cured
ulsease was hereditary NY parents brother and
having uled OF consumption. too expected go
me- MT th way Or smith examined my lungs and told
e lucy were ulceraed, AMI that there were tubcrclcs
out might make up my mind get well If took his
reeules ana followed his directions Judge of NV sur-
prise at TINS announcement Icould believe him and
now could alter having docored three wears with the
pest lung doctors That could be fund? DR. DILLINGHAM;
ana other celebrated physicians having failed To eect
cure gave up all hopes of ever getting Welt wish 10
say that before had used Dir Smiths remedies two
weeks, walked mile to see him and get more med
cines and walked home without fatigue and have
been gaining strength and flesh since took his RENE.
dies which was only about three months. And wish
to say to those afflicted with lung diseases that they can
be cured, and feel it duty to invite consult
Dr. Smith, to whom, through the blessing God owe
my life. Miss A. A. Idc Boston Mass
AN happy to state for the good of Others that am
acquainted with the above having visited her in
sickness also attended the funeral sister and have
time. believe DIR. smith, with Gods blessing was the
instrument of raising and restoring Miss lde health
E. EDMUNDS,
Pastor of the Christian Church TYLER street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-19

4 ILAIRVOYANCY.-Miss L. A. BEL
~ CHER has taken rooms at the Salisbury Mansion
Lincoln Square and is prepared to give Clarvoyant
amlnntlons Houls from to IL a. and from to & D
NJ Terms 81 d4w~ i've
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-19

~ If any person with small capital wishes to en-
gage In business that will pay them Five Thousand Dol.
lars per year, let them callat No Bay State Block
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-19

/ OST-ln walking from Green street to
- the Post ONCE, the Common Wednesday af-
tern0on, Purse, containing small of money The
finder will be literally rewarded by leaving the same At
this office. d3t ivl7
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-19

MORTGAGES SALE.-WiII be soid

by A. MoF. DAVIS, Atty.
Worcester, June H. 1882. dty2l eli
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-19

i ,OST-Thursday afternoon, on Chatham
IL street. Irving the breasplate of harness with
the tugs attached If the finder will leave it ut this Of
flee suitable reward will be paid. diff iyl7
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-19

DOR SALE-0ne secondhand Chaise
u and Harness. Inquire Of j.. L. HOOD. 22s Main
atrept Worcpgtpr. Mass. dNWtf fnvlU
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-19
Pastor of the Christian Church, TYLER street.
ston Sept 1861. dtauI iyli

II GILMAN, NJ. D., ACOUCHEUR,
= Physician and Surgeon, would respectfully an
nounce to the citizens of Worcester vicinity that
he has taken residence PARK STREET.. No TO- cor
neT OF orange where he be found ready attend to
any calls in the line of his profession Special aten.
tlon given to diseases of the Throat and Lungs Ofce
hours from ] to and 6 to p m. diff ivI6
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-19

R ii. G. PRENTlSS offers his profes.
sona services to the citizens Of Brookheld and vi
cinty lie is permitted to refer to the following gentle
men: DR.. dos. Sargent and DIR. NJ Bemis Worcester;
Or Daniel Thompson, Northampton Prof. il, H. Childs,
Pittsield.
Brookfeld, July l, 1862. wlt&dtf iy2
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gtr Crufrl Ors 0OIses-
5ttfnsemlIpc aas on b5bercn unr uttrereu
eieieIllhait.
&rn Dr y. 81 6leiu..
ErTcS 81 6.
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kUpliNkuNS-J
Warauarp uuD Sacpbs uerlieBcn nun euolih
bde oaus.
( Setter aiug Irinen eiacuru sGsq, otsr @eios
itei6dftsts in G5eronfe.
S6blfsus adt,ehn Sabre. inste Sacrte iuocm
er ouf Ter Strahc Den 9Irirf noh ejumal iitrr-
Las am liethru ibmarsIuail mtt tlcnocm nOnr,
(tlanf ncmohien, atsr nur mittellrrB Dor OIL
lem bcbt .Tlnt
@~ tIct rIGklih tcbeu uuo tGhClte crt eIih
iipIcmottiCh. Gam anl or cine cute Ctr q,
raid pormGrts. tie er pUr einem arcB,n. neuen
6duIe IN Der NlsrInnrins unraFr ltrbru bliet.
Gr blidte iu ben Ncrferu Der sritn Gtase
lt,nauf
90er nrGnte bier?
@ine tIeiue. adtatermeiie 6anp lcQte lih in
Iptsicm NuafnbIlf oui pas 8,nhsrtNTsn uup ejn
bIcnrer Vrdutopi murpt cine Miuute lana aul
g5snltsr Tdhttar.
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tatte
S,c il ,mar Die Icdter zines 9teacrunae.
tratbe, fa9te er. ntrr mas itncet pas?
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s}acNbe gina in rae 6aue binein.
sSo9reno rrlien batte Mlrquaro aud iein
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pssriIuNen SIT mil mid uot enmal tnrr
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knir - tIeltt iie aus. mub lie bob rgenpmp
IonR;meret istu.
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fgrni Rrctus 1t pa I'D ben 9tam;n oes 9'rafcn
spcl6, meroe ih ,bOn bel iencn Qsuten reu ga
mtu rec Vgiu5en erIA6rrn
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Sem Menictcmitrrrel rer 5tUnloeItast 81 wal
4,pr siR f3ttnes wn'iacs QrGpfrin pteies cbcn
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.@pi&en &c Io' e,nDer9 ben 1t ecn. ale sriItgr
.bie'e 9Heit, bic >;nrt bi;ies Qeben unp ltei
Nteulthksjt uur gan auun fir ibm.
81 9htmOup obuW, toB o'eier btauue, bdsIi6
Nlsnih gpis cine hpGne untcr ibnen umb ram,
= u"r p"6 rte rbm ScScsnsnpcH tbn nur il
elDtTn lntsrs frtsn, ais CT boffen tCnnts Tr MIR
ffn isine @cRtG mrrpen.
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Npillrt0n
Se> Stcrn Scr Sicbe.
0pn Sct. 94ilb. 0urw. @lctm.

9lm 6immcI ltcbt rin lfGuer Stern.
Der hsi6t Der Stern Der Vlstc,
Man iutt ,hu ouf man liebt ibu germ.
llnp iit'S a. 6immel triite
Damn miGtu MIR ieiu ldcncs Sih,
Tenn rurb bic Wclt;u ibcrut sr niht.
g1cnu ib Su meiuem WGbhsn 9eb'
Sm &ublrn uno i'm Duntetn,
llnD Damn BEN Stern Ger Siebc icb
glr puntelu Ojmmel funfclu:
Iauu iub' it 2istc. Damn rui' id:
8Umm, WGr6su. tomm uuo tu6I mid!
Ganu tOmmt'e, Damn fubIt cas- N(oedcu
lt,
9ls wcnu'S mjh tiiiIcn mn6te;
80 ;Grtllu fiiBi'e ais wtnn es mid
9lur nit Der Seels tu6t
Damn wlro's pertrnuld. ncnnt mid . u
llnc ale StrruIetn (eheu gu,
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S5unftre Eaprtel.

Nrmutb Swingt i6 poh nur ben Wuntieeu auf
mer iuuit Ou aepr 4 uno nit Nuglt 9Ctrdnf
wcrOen. Dieter 8lub trift Gauenoe D,u ar
men, un9lufIihcu Sdusltn9en. Nuh per fleinc
OetIcp wutCe in piciem Nulenblde ,uf e;nt
'clde 9Bcie 6cndbrt, mdbrenp Der gBag mil
Ter Satc irin5r @ltsru 10 munter bapUn rcIle
ais marcn Die beipeu Suritben ,Gmiibe Smpc
ratcrcn uno Die atscpfdnretsn @esenfGnpe pic
3rrpbGcn zines Siesos gepsen, ia, 3rpp6Gsn
zines Sicass iiter Die Wcaidliht.it
| Der @rceulur gls aber trabtc binterGer, unr
lsn @sii6t tdhte bcuer ais Der 2aa. @s feI
tb II Elm, auf psGt Huae ySriic cr reu 2ttcn lid
pom 1eibc gsfb II bate. unp rae iiGb uterbaupl
mot letbt elm SnOiriDuum, mas Shlnubett
nntetrdf, nit @Ie msllsn fGuuc, unO Damn rid.
fsfe er 'sine 3'contrn Wf ole anorrn un9uf
It6en, pte or brue nod mt ieuem Seiuhe be
aIuden mctlte. Gr eina itm tpie psnr Nr,te, Dem
Selbentr1aer unr Spotcngrdtrr. @e mar fem
ei6att 9)ie 0ienibcn limb 70 entlcbid, mcr
tanttItbe 8ttele. baB nihte Su Bella unp nitte
III t0mubta II, mas nht ais 6anbeIeo,titr
purb 'hrc banoc anae, uup ie liIe ~ cntiebl It
sacitlG, raB Beirut Nmt unp S'ewonnbcit is.
nen ico's Nltaefubl fir frcmcce uualiif ,autt
Ote arne Detrm mar permdGrn ataepannt
CAP ite ale Der &natc cnoli6 trfrcpiat ma,
unp Annhen auf Der aahcu @rpe cinitlisf nit
toot duf'e Ssit font. GS mar br mic cine,
! SbsiniCotrn 3u Mutbe. sic Ia6 uno bSrt,
Auee, atFr lie Yermcbtc iit nibt an rcdeu. tetr
S'iiep tpunts iie trwraen. Mtt baIbacidIclIener
gu9eu lag iic bo.
SIe lab irbt ibreu Nann ciutr, ten. Der mn
istnr 6rou ni6t II itGrrn, oen ShIiTrl tei lid
tru9; iic TAB 'ein tlt;6cs. cutheltee GJciiht
etne rumpfI FrlterC Mrrne, tic lab tUn, ,ptr r
odltdno nuo Die fabIen. lceren BGnre anifarr te
w mar ibr gu Wiutbr, ais bGttcn SnTmc pcr
8bronen uter bre 9Eana.n fIIcBcn miiiIeu, oll
bate itc tbr umarnen uno an ,br ,itterur,.
per3 prildrn uuo ibm trGitrnp suruisn m6ucn
Snue auf GSult!
2b,r Tic tonnte nht. sic blidte temcouros
ire unp tlrr auf itrcu @ntten, Der lent f. it,t
an oto 99cae isineS 'dlummrrnpen Ripoes trot
Iss mar nbt5 Menitlihcs. rae iest In prn
Hu'n NChcm'o ncrltnQ. Der GJcoanf. eine,
N5y'red'ns, itmar} ME cir 9labt, rie in ibn
todr gurd3Udm ton. GIN lcjer Drud 1eine
l1uo uuc e.. &ao5, mire in as sm,,e 70 :,
N1tc iHrud3e..gtcn. aus rtm el faum bsrnrr
IytaanScs.
u mar 9cmB trauria fur bas arme uodt
5Surmchsn. in etne 21clt a,icst III lsin. p;s +,
o's 8eOiittntiic bat, IN welAsr Ter Gultus Ore
! 0iCIpce Der at!cin htrrihenpr oemrrr,n o,6c,
hhtte ptes nrmc &iirmten nibt 9latcr nm,
T'utt'r? M6Se t4 Der &nube nit Dem uuenp
Iib traurse" 9rcs armer gBaiIen trStsn nj
e'osr nur 3u OFT an lem @le6mutb Ucer q,
Dem tarA lu9smell'nen MitIeip Der Ra,lcnbdu
lsr oertruppeln.
WeHn cher lfitIt bne 8atcrouae in tiner Nn
m"noIunN oon Se'imtifanA mt @5netaun9 UNI
p"6 auf ftn Rtno blidt. rann mabrlltb Ut e.
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lee Oun9erm eiutrn6tc?
5rdulcin II hanacnrptb la6 Die armc Gmmo
nit bren beirCn 9tuucn e,mnrtungsYoa an uut
tnlH nnbci ore 2ppsu fslt ,ulammeu. nIs isi lit
entbIUiI II, nttt sber pisrer cine SpIbe auepl.
preben, bis emma ibr Nlt5irl erratbcn 9uben
purpe.
SD wcie es wtrtt6 Mot tisbeS 5rGulcin
SEanacnrUtb io9te @mma.
@crGoe oierbuuocrt 81 lsr, ater ids Iagt So
nen, Gm4'c, lct babc sriobrcn, mas Nctb it,
g8ns man lib ircirtaig oufsrlcgt, ilt lfitt gu
trn9en, a9ts @mml,
He,bt gu trnsen. menn man nit 0rucn Ia
b'n bnnGern mu6! rlri eic g1angcnrotb. Nd,
Stc fcuncu ooe uiht
Su riticn q 9cnbl,d ibric Nuntrr iGmmer,
lid auf. DIS Maphcn MAR nGmljcb oundbIia
orstltcr Afmorocn u"o bate nit 8icu, reacu
StnauSc 9nnj eemiitbljt aus Ger Icde bcrz
ocrSUfe, icine tluNnteu Ncdsrcicn Fr3puncn.
9lOsIth atSr idnnpptr S;icu uatb ccr 6anc
Der &leinen, po6 fe itb cuticet,, uup ibr Bru-
Ger Ittmmtc III 5clae cjncr ympatbctihen Die
9un9 IN tbr @5ctrcj nit ciu IlGueju gSon.
9enrcth lpron9 ouf, biclt jcb rie Sbrcn mt bci
csn 0anccn gu 9tng boiti9cu Shrittse im 3tm.
mcr auf uur nccer unr pcrurIobte einer qpIt
qua, mcltbcr Ger armsn Gmmo bShn l6Ai, f,I
Us NJ uncrtro9itt. rjcf lie. Ncin @'utt, Id
mar cUh nutb cln Enc, atCr ih euiinnc mid
ntdt, ismole 10 Gehriccn III bdten. Grin, id
bHte bel orn ar0Eten Sbmer;rn uicbt gcldriscn
j6 licB mir 3dbnc IN Cubenrcn aueNebsu
atcr ih per,co Fc,us lPiene ~, si,c,r n,rDo,
icBt 10 rmticgtta. pcr,rocu, ros it nbt ann
2lusbaltcn; patei t6uur man pos 05ebSr ner
liercu.
Gmmn oat lib ale NNIbe nir Siuncr >, tc
Iitlutcbtioen, otcr cs mpQte ibr nieht o,ripA,n
cenm S,iuu bcutc iU bcftio rns pie Heinz ym,,
immcr mebr in Gnalt orrirtG. Tr6uIciu sra,
acu etb pcrmphte Go iIbrr Gh rie fSuce ,,,
rem Sbrcn III nsbmcn nn geut,I etbirn nm
0eistiicbcr ,uiommrn N roftr 9oor ricf =
ibrcm @iicu, unp rue orpGe Sf,Ir n,ri6,,,,,,c
cbnc aud nur ein NEprt p,s 5rc1ss f;r ,,
armc. uuoIId,br urp kortbcrr5u,to 1r,, -.
riifulaiI,n.
Mein ormer Wonu bot Rehir l,,t. G,,,,
lruf,cnp uno faltete bttcnp pje j35upe
Gs mar Gin feter(iter SHoment ,t. ,i,;. ,n
alIdieliae 6rau. notpem i6r out ~, t.,t
6Ofuuns oeritmunrcn mar. rem Slid . oIdm
tia gum !5immfI rittcte Ole !Gtnprr IbpIeoe,
IpI0fI'h 'tll, ais t"Btrn i0rc tIrnrn 6er3cn pl,
areBe. 9pu' Wnitelher' nit isincr uncnolicbtr
S''0'' ''e d" Her Aoit'h'n Sie6e niemaIS u
l"e' elm oerm'a. w mar elnen Nn9enbItd #
't'ue IN Gem simmer ais mare nittS Gcbenprs
| NGrlu leWCitu
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ScSinsuuscn.
D,r .9n,eser" srfhsint eben Sunnoteno III $500 in
TS5brbcr IprauS atuna reer l0Gte ;obltGr an Die
s gu;ctaer pcretn III rs GtS. tci einntaliar @ius
Sn1 oufaenpn,mcn jeoce wejtere Aol wre nit 25 Gts
srrrtmct Scbeuee 8eIb6eaR,eseu trleu Sl2 per Sa9r
4, pierts66rlicer SprouSiobluuQ.
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rne German ADVERTISERS,
3. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Il published every Saturday, at a % per
Annum, payable in advance.
1cms for Advertisements reasonable
osr,cs. BROAD STR, next to CRY HALL
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-25

WA buried up in the desert sands Of AZ
rica by south wind.
Whom xerxes arrived Al Thermoryis,
his land snd sea forces amounted tn 1851
6l0, exclusive of servants, esnuchs, wo-
men. suffers, DC, in all numbering g.
283,390 So say Herodotus, Piularch
and Isocrates.
The army of Artaxerxes, before the
battle of Cunaxa, amounted to about
100000
Ten thousand horses and loo, 900 foot
fell on the fatal field of Issus.
When Jerusalem Was taken by Titus,
100000 persisted in various ways.
The force Of Darius at Arbela num-
Lered more than 100000. The Per-
SLAMS lost 80, 900 men in this battle; Alex
ander about 500 men. So says Diodo-
rous. Arian says the Persians. in this
battle. lost 800, 0O0 the Greeks, l,2O0.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-25

FRANcx.-Th choicest men and officers
Of the Versailles artillery are under or
ders for Mexico. A division of gunboats
for Mexico were being armed. Harvest
accounts in France were very favorable.
1t was reported that the French had re-
pulsed several attacks in Mexico.
ENaLAxD.--The marriage of the Prince
of Wales will take place next year, but
no positive arrangement has been made.
The Princess Alcxandris, of Denmark, is
probably the intended brice.
Distress in the cotton districts is in
creasing. Agents are now in England
desiring contracts in behalf Of the Fed
eral Government, for supply Of arms,
etc. Contracts are proposed with clause
that they shall he void in case of war
with England.
The Times city article says that if the
weather had been unfayorable the present
tendency Of the money market would
have produced panic The market was
calm on Tuesday. Consols 904f090A;
money 90s@9o4 for account; sugar and
tea dull.
American Stocks,--Virginia 6's ad-
ranced L.; N. Y. G. -, with sinking
fund and bonds, L.; Pa. r. r. shares
advanced lac.; Nj. G. L.; Erie shares &c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-25
IS We Cannot Fight Against the
SOM1h.ss

This is the miserable excuse given BY
some Of our people, in view of their being
drafted. They assert they cannot and
will not take up arms against their friends
in the South. These same disloyalists
and traitors at heart say nothing about
their hendish willingness to fight with,
were they allowed, traitors in the South
against their friends and relatives ID the
North and border States who support the
Union. 1t 10 no sin, they think 10 shoe:
. father, brother, mother or sister enter
tanning loyal sentiments, within the loyal
sentiments, within the loyal States, whist
it is made to appear terrible they should
be called upon to oppose rebels and trait
ors arrayed in arms against their Union
relatives and friends, and their glorious
flag, Constitution and Government. Out
upon such Transparent. hypocrisy and fel-
onsous treason. There never was md
never can DC sound argument in sup
port Of treachery and treason.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-25
THE INDIAN ATROCIrIES.
ST, Paul, August %.

Parties from the. Minnesota River
who reached here last night state that
scouts estimate the number already killed
BY the Geux at 500, based on the num-
Der of bodies discovered along the roads.
1t is believed that all the missionaries are
killed. The civilized Indians exceeded
THAR savage brethren in their atrocities.
Mr.. Treaief, an interpreter who has spent
most of his life among the Indians, vol
unteered to 60 alone trusting to his
knowledge of the Indians and their dis
guises to escape detection. Dressed and
painted in the savage style, he arrived at
the Upper Agency at night. The place
was literally the habitation of dcath.--
He Wis ted all the houses and saw their
former occupants lying dead, some on the
door steps, some inside and others scst-
tered in the yards He went to the house
of Hon. j. r. Brown, and recognized
every member of the family. Eighteen
in all were murdered.
He visited Beaver Creek aud there
found fifty families killed. He went to
every house and recognized the bodies Of
nearly oil the former inhabitants. Among
those he recognized at Agency were N.
Givens and family. Mr.. Galbraith and
children, DR.. Wakefield and family, John
Todden's family, John and Edward May
ner and two missionaries, Rev. Dr.. Viii
hanson and Rev. Mr.. Riggs.
Ex-Governor Sibley is now marching
to the relief of Fort Ridgley. Reports
show that the Sioux bands united In car
rying out a concentrated and desperate
scheme.
Mr.. Trenier. the disguised interpreter,
writes to Governor Ramsey, from Hen-
derson, on the 2lst, and says he left Fort
Ridgley at :. IN. He reports 1000 In
dams around Fort Ridgley and that four
wooden buildings were burning. He
thinks other tribes are joining the Sioux,
and will present formidable array.
A reliable letter dated Glencoe, 2lst
inst, says: The injury done by the STAN
pede Of settlers is immense. Another
such scene Of woe can hardly be found in
the South As in Mcleod, Meeker and the
Northern part of Sibley and other coun-
ties.
In St. Paul and the adjoining country,
all available horses are being gathered up.
and oil sorts Of weapons will be used BY
willing hands, for the immediate and sum
mary punishment of these audacious and
rsscally Indians.
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FOB kxABER OF BOARD OF EDuCAT1oN,
HENRY Y. EPSON,

49, Who Is IA al osisaonists WhHver
is in f.~or of the Enapcipsgias policy
of the Presidents scheme, de- NJ as,a
tine Courier.
We simply call ssaen sssa ID aa4 4ssi61a,-
ton Of "a abofssseesss sasas szr srsSesx
may understand who are zse.ns by the
Valhndighamnes when they abuse abo-
itionists. The President il included rs
the leader, and every Republican and
several Democrats and Border State men,
bers who voted for the Presidents Eman-
cipation scheme are also included by the
express terms of the definition. And by
implication, all persons are included who
have cordially supported the war meas
ures Of the Government, and 90 in hear
tily for carrying on this war in measure
that shall prove offensive to traitor slave
holders
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Memphis, Aug. 80, viz {

Memphis, Aug. 70, viz Cairo, ~.
The steamer Swallow, blacksmith boat
to Davis fiotilla. ran aground ten days
ago, 80 miles below Memphis. broke in
two, and wss fast going to pieces. Last
night party Of gncrrillas from the Miss
issippl shore set her on fire. She was
totally burned.
Thirteen hundred guerrillas opposite
Helena have been committing depreda-
tions, and have burned 900 bales of cot
ton
Within few days past the ferry boat
Hamilton Belle was fired into several times
from the Mississippi shore. Nobody in
jured.
Hindman's force is reported moving
west from Little Rock. The people of
the country are leaving with him through
fear Of the Federal army. Hindman's
entire army 10 supposed to have left Lit
tie Rock and ben moving west, fearing
an advance of the Federals in force
They take slaves and all movable property
along.
An attempt is to be made to induce
Governor Yates to interfere and get Isham,
the Chicago Times correspondent, pa
rolled. He is still at Irving Prison await
ing disposal.
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Memphis 19 via Cairo Aug. e2,


Steamer Champion arrived from Cairo
to-day. Near Island No. 8 she was hailed
from the Missouri shore, and refusing 10
land was fred upon. Upwards Of 70
shots were discharged at the boat repeat
edly. Nobody hurt. Two prisoners ar
rived yesterday, captured 10 miles from
Memphis.
A gentleman from Mississippi says
Gen. Bragg is recently reported at Chat
tanooga. The next move appears to be
on Nashville. Last week Jackson's cav.
airy we're stationed near Coldwater, Miss,
but they have since been ordered to fall
back towards Lupello, which they did last
Tuesday. Porter's cavalry when last
heard from were below Holly Springs
Stunning cotton and committing depreda-
tons upon all Union sympathixers. The
report that portion Of Bragg's force
were At Grand junction is unfounded.
Up to last Friday We happen to know
that there we're no confederate troops
there except the scouting party which
came in every day or two to take every
thing they want and as suddenly depart.
Grand Junction appears to be regarded
by them ~ doubtful ground; hence the
confedsrates make their arrangements to
remain only > short time there. The
southern country ia now overrun with the
guerrilIas. Nothing like it was ever
known before. The CONSUMPTION takes
Oil between IL and IS, and then the mil
tia comes and takes al from IS to 80
leaving but few men At home for any pur-
pose whatever; in fact, our informant
states all kinds Of business suspended in
many portions Of Miss, and nothing but
The var i thought Vi or pursued. This
accounts for the large number Of guerril-
las everywhere in the Soutoh, and no
where are they more numerous or malig-
nant in their operations than in striking
distance Of Memphis.