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SIavers Captured.
MIR. STUART TO MR.. SEWARD.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 10.-SIR, the enclosed
copy of a dispatch from her majesty's com
missioners at Loanda relates to the capture by
her majesty's ship Grifon, on the 9th of
March last, of barque and shcooner without
name or colors, fully equipped for the slave
trade off Black Point, west coast of Africa.
l have been instructed by Earl Russell to
communicate this capture to you as to the
government Of the United States, in conse-
quence of the barque in question having heen
stated to have left New York on the LIST Of
December last. | have the honor to be with
high consideration, sir, your obedient and
humble servant, w. 5. STUART.
LoANDA, april l, lS62.-lfy Lord: We
have the honor to acquaint your lordship that
her majesty's ship Griffin, Com. Perry, whilst
proceeding to this place with the last mail
from Fernando Pc, on the 29th ult., fell in
with a barque and schooner, in company, at
Black Point, in latitude 80 south, and longi-
tude 11.45 east. Com. Perry Immediately
sent boat to cut off the schooner, whilst he
proceeded in the Griffin in chase Of the barque,
and having soon come up with her, he found
her to be fitted in every respect for the imme-
diate reception of slaves, which, to the num-
Der of 800, she was to have shipped the fol-
lowing morning at Black Point, for the island
of Porto Rico.
This bark was destitute of all proofs
of nationality, nor were there any papers
found on board from which her name could
be ascertained; but from a statement from
some of the crew it appeared that she had
sailed from New York on the LIST of Deem
Der, and touched at Campechy, in Mexico,
where necessary equipments were completed.
Later in the evening Of the same day the Off
Ger who had been detained from the Griffin
in pursuit of the schooner, returned on board
in charge of that vessel, having found her
abandoned by her crew and fully equipped
for the conveyance of slaves. This schooner
being small and incapable of undertaking
voyage to St. Helena, Com. Perry, after
causing her to be surveyed, destroyed her by
fire, sending the necessary evidence to st.
Helena, in order that the case might, with
that Of the barque, be brought before the vice
admiralty court in that colony for adjudica-
ton.
EDMUND GABRIEL,
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New York, Ang. u. = George Francis
Train was imprisoned in London on the 1st
inst, to prevent his embarkihg for America,
where he intended to raise volunteers.
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NEw YORK, August l2--SrOCKS are better; Galena
and Chicago 7a Cleveland and Toledo Az Chicago and
Rock Island 65 Illinois Central SCRIP 59s Michigan
guaranteed 59s; Michigan Southern 27s; Michigan Cen
trail 65 Hudson 49, Erie 1863; Central 93s; Pacific
Nail lO3 American Gold ll52 skies 81 registered
100. Missouri skies 4.
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PUBLIC REsoLUToN-No. 81.
A RESOLUTION to regulate the comnen

sation for paying pensions.
Resolved by the senate and house of
representatives of the United States of Amer
lea in congress assembled, that agents for
paying pensions shall receive two per centnm
on all disbursements made by them to pen
sionerS OF the United States Provided, that
the aggregate compensation to any one agent,
paying both army and navy pensions, shall NOT
exceed two thousand dollars per annum.
Approved, July II, 1862
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The Guerrllla., &C., in Tennessee.

COLUMBIA, Tenn, Aug. l2-9 A. M.-Hoa.
3. w. Stanton, Secretary Of Var Major
Kennedy, with two small companies OF the LIST
Kentucky cavalry, encountered the gnerrlllas
in greatly superior numbers six times yesier-
day and last night at various points below
Williamsport, defeating the enemy in each
affair with considerable loss. Our loss was
only one wounded.
J. S. NEeLEY, Brig General,
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Latest from CuIpeppcr.

CULAEPPER CoURT HOUSE, VA, Aug. ~,
Z P. M.-The battle of Saturday, the 9th, is
one of the most important of the war, not
merely on account of the desperate valor and
unfatering discipline displayed by our troops,
the obstinacy of the contest and the heavy
loss on both sides, but because of its impor-
tant effect ON the campaign of which it makes
part.
The campaign on the part of jackson is an
attempt to penetrate and recover the valley of
the Shenandoah, whence the richest supplies
of the enemy are drawn, and the possession
of which was of practical Importance in the
endeavor to hold Virginia as a part of the at
tempted confederacy, hardly to be estimated.
At the same time, the rebel leaders hoped by
this movement to so threaten Washington and
Maryland as to relieve Richmond, and with
draw again our armies to the line of the Po-
tomac
To secure such objects as these and know
ing that the government was relatively weak
er and the rebellion stronger than could again
occur during the war, the Richmond leaders
sent the flower Of the southern infantry under
their most popular and enterprising generals,
a large body of cavalry under their most dis
tinguished cavalry officer, major general Stu
art, and an abundance of artillery.
When jackson had arrived with his forces
as far as Louisa Court House and Gordons-
vile, and found the disposition Of Gen.
Pope's troops such that not only his purpose
to enter the valley was foiled, bnt his own
direct communications with Richmond inter-
rupted, he called for further reinforcements,
and those whichever freely furnished, jackson
attempted by a feint upon Madison Court
House and Sperryville, to detain our force at
the latter point, while, at the same time, he
threw mass of his forces, numbering
$4,000 men, by the way of Orange Court
House, upon us at Culpepper, expecting
to find only portion of our forces there
which he could overwhelm, and then
march on Sperryyille from Culpepper,
and crush the army corps of Sigel. His plans
were completely toiled by rapid concentra-
ton of our forces at Culpepper, and their ad
vance to meet him at Cedar Run.
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GREAT SALE OF TWENTY
N3AN4h FINE VERMONT HORSES

NINb -
The North American LIGHTNING Rod rorn
pany VIII seliat Public Auction Exchange Hotel IN the
CITY OF worcester, Mass, MONDAY Avg Ia Us vouno
Horses These Horses purchased in northern Ver.
mont In April and have been driven 10 light wagons.
are well broke and harde ed to service having hcen
puchasedby one of the best judges in America With ref
erence to soundness and stamina, positive they
VIII give entire satisfaction Sale will be positive and
without reserve, to the highest bidder for Cash In hand
sale VIII begin ct l29 O'Clock precisely. Any per
son purchasing property at this sale and failing to com
ply With the conditions Of the sale the property pur
chased Will be sold on the following dav at the risk and
expense of the purchaser. REYBURN Il II INTER-
II. Il. LAMSON, Auctr.
Sale In Providence of twenty Horses on Saturday
Aug is, at Hopkins's Hotel dtauls aus
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THOMAS EnWARns-

Teacher OF Painting 81 DRAWING
Portraits Painted and Copied.
Rooms No. 20 Flaggs Building, opp. Bay State House.
Worcester Mass
ia2S
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OFFICIAL.

LAWS OF TUE UNITED STATES
Passed at the Second Session of the Thrty-Seventh
Congress.
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Anrtruns.
SALE

iEE OAs ~ u " C4I OtlLE.-WIll bn cold
AVA at Public Auction. on WEDNESDAY a. -
asy o. September ten O'Clock in forenoon on M
premises the following DIES rihed real estate cS,
tract or parcel ct land with the buildings fheron t
aied on jefferson street, in the city Of worcester AMI
DvRade a follows, 10 wit ginning at the
cry Garner Of land owned by Scott Ellis Thence ,ess
ery on SAID Jefferson street tv icet thence
~ iaHu OF Josiah Coblrl one hundred and twe,,t 90
thence easteriv on land Ladies' Collegiate Institnt t
eetthence nor erls on lard OF SC u q Ellis one hndre
ana twen" feet ~ the point ~ beginning Sail tt ~
land VIII be sold IN inrsusrce Of power of sale con.
tanned IN eertal mortgage deed given nv FmfIv n
Cummings, of said Worcester. TO Gerry IIutcl,insor
dated the tenth day Of June. 1851 and recorded IN he
Registry OF Deeds for Worcester county book 641 page
default having been made In the Condition 81 sad
mortgage. For further particulars Inquire Of the mort.
gagee GERRY HUTCuINsON N,rtgaeee
Worcester, August s, 1862. dts ana
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MORTGAGEE'S SALE.-Will III soId

W Vh ITaUEF , DALE.-WlII be sold
AVA at Public Auction. WEDNESDAY. Aug. 20. A.
D. 1852, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon the premises
the following described estate certain land sit
nate In Worcester and bounded follows tn be-
Cunning at the southwest thereof land OF L. O.
Partridge and upon private passage way Of said Part
ridge at fence thence northery bv said passage way
forty eight feet and five inches TO land or formerly
OF one Whtemore, thence by land Of said Whit
eastery forty seven eet six inches land late
OF Jos Walker thence southerlv by said Walkers land
and land now OF late of Ann Cotton fifty feet and six
inches 70 land of said Partridge thence westerly By
and OF said Partridge forty seven feet six inches to
me place OF beginning Said lot is situate between
TN ana Chatham streets in the city on said
private way OF g. Partridge. and will be sold in Dur-
suancc OF power 0fsae contained certain MORTGAGE
given by Daniel r. Pratt and Ann H. rrat to George r.
Rice, dated the second day of February 1859 and re
corded In the Worcester ounty Registry Deeds Book
6O6 Page 23 default having been in The condition
of said mortgage The terms of the sale will be cash.
and the deeds to pass the title the premises
will be ready delivery as soon thereafter as il poss
BILE. For further particulars inquire OLA AIcF DAVIS
Atty, &C. No. IL Bank Block, Foster street
GEORGE T. RICE Mortgage.
Worcester July q. 1867 IS
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aotrtfs.

RAY STATE INSURANCE STOCK.
AZ Five shares Bay State Insurance stock for sale
Address Box 224 Worcester Post Once d5tis aul2
T .ETCESTER ACADEMY.-The Fall
- Term will commence on TUESDAY, aug, 10, under
the eharge Of WM b. PHILLIPS, a. NJ, Principal;
L. Nichols
Thorough instruction viii given in the Classics and
Modern Languages and in the common and higher En-
gish branches Special facilities afforded for the
ana ample apparatus for Illustration provided.
MILITARY DEPARTMENT
The male department i organized INTO a regularly
drilled company which will be under strict military DIS
clpline The institution nrovides and equipments
and nd the STUDENTS furnish their own uniforms.
or English branches S. and Common knas sn
S. per term Of fourteen weeks. Extra charge Tor Music
ministry receive their tuition free Boad from ~ 1f 70
49, and in the club at cost io,,,r ,-,rso,,
A. II. COOLIDGE, Sec'y 's''1'"'
Leicester Aug, |, 1852. deodSwaw aul
Monty IS ALTH
MARTINE's
Patent Kerosene Burner.
To burn Kerosene or Coal Oils
w t h o ut Chimne y,
is the article buy If you wish to save money. This Burn
e. can pc applied to the ordinary uid lamp has the
, aaVanages; 1t Is the most economical burner
VehteV asde from the loss by breaking chimnevs
o ne ordinary Kerosene lamp) it can be regulated 10
eents neither smokes smells emits SPARKS or is IaSe
to sXplode 1t burns with steady flame similar thonpb
around without the danger Of being exnpusbssdp
even il taken out door in ordinary weather
Town rights will be sold on favorable terms
For sale by II. AYRES, owner of the right for wor
cester County Us Main street, Worcester d&w3m aus
FOR SALE-One secondhand Chaise
= and Harness Inquire of j. l. HOOD, 22s Main
STREET worcester, mass, d0wu mylO
VIOLINS.-GoodV iolins for Sale from
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SITUATION WANTED-By Scotch
~ girl well recommended to do chamber table work.
in hotel or boarding house. Apply at No Bridge
street d3tf aalI
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Gaamts.

SITUATION WANTED-In a small
~ family, by capable American woman Good rec
concentrations given Inquire at IL Central street.
aul2 d3t+
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LUCIUS MEKRIFIELO.,

+ q a c h q T. of the Piano Forte.
Rooms in Aliens Block, cor. Main and Park Streets
Constantly on hand and for sale cheap for cash PIANO
FOkrES and MELoDEOES. Also on hand and for sale
cheap If applied for soOD second hand ORGAN, suit
able tor small church. Cost S225 dtf JAZZ
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&PONGES. = A large lot of Turkey
~ sponges, for sale by GEORGE r SPURR
Inchl diff
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-03-20
Washington, .tIafch 8tA lSG22

Washington, liafch 8Gh 1862
pMssu.Nr's W.H Ga24;. No. g
Cr.loroa fst t'.s rs Maio, General
commanding IT, army e the Fotonac
proceed foit,3vitA % areaaiize t'.at part
of said array Designed 10 enter ufoa
active operations, including the reserve
bnt excluding the troops to be left IN
the fortiications at Washington, into
fonr army corps, 10 be commanded ac-
coraing to seniority of rank, as follows ::
First corps 10 consist Of four divisions,
and 10 be commanded b, Maj. General
Nc Dowell; second corps, TO consist
az three divisions. 10 BE commanded by
Brigadicr General >t,anner; third corps
TO consist Of three divisions &c, TO be
commanded by Brig. Gen. S. Il. Heint-
zclnan; fourth corps, to consist Of
three divisions, aud to be commanded
by Brig. Gen. Reyes.
Second, that tie division now com
mand.d BY the oiiicers above assigned
70 the command of corps shall be EN-
hraced in and from part of their respec
tive corps
Third, The force lef; for the defense
Of Washington si'i bc placed in com
mand Of Brio. Gen. .5as s. Wadsworth,
who shall also he military Governor Of
the District Of Columbia.
Fourth, That tl.is order be executed
with such proinptness and dispatch as
not to delay the commencement Of the
operations directed 70 be undertaken
by the army ofthe Potomac.
A fifth army corps, to be command
cd by Major Gen. n. p. Banks, will be
formed from lis own and Gen Shields
Gate Gen Landers) division. Cs;gnea>
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-03-20
Executive Mansion, !
Washington. March | lth 1862. (

PRESIDENTS WAn ORDER No. B.
Major General Nc Cleilan having per-
sonally taken tie fiela at the head OF
the army OF the Potomac. until other
crNisc ordered he is relieved from the
commend Of tic other military depart
nents lie rataiaing tie command Of
the department. Il tha Potomac.
Ordered further, that the two De
parlments now nnier the respective
commands of Generals iIalleck and
Hunter, together stiia 50 much Of that
Of Gen. Baell which lies west 0f a nor.h
and south Inc indefinitely drawn
through Knoxville, Tom, be consolidate
el and designated the Department
of the Mississippi, and that, until 9th:
erwisc ordered, Gen lIalleck have com
mand Of said Department.
Ordered, also, that the country west
OF the Department of the Potomac, and
east Of the Department Of the Mississ-
ippi, be military Department, and the
same be commanded by Major General
Fremont.
All commanders Of departments, af-
ter the receipt Of this order, respective
j., will report, severaily and directly
to shs Secretary Of " ar,and that prompt
and frequent reports viii be expected
Of all.
(Signed)
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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suIEnIFr,s SALE.

BY virtue Of an execution issued from
the Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court of
Tama County. Iowa, and to me directed in
favor Of Davis h Ellis and against William
Yokum, have levied on and will offer for
sale to the highest bidder, on Saturday
the 18th day Of March, 4. D. ISG2, at the
front door Of the Court House in Toledo,
Iowa, at the hour Of IL o'clock A. a.. of said
day the following property to-wit
South East Or Of the South West Or
Of Section To,onsh,p 81 north Of range
l3, and The Vest half Of the South West
o. Of The North East Or Of Section .
Tomnship 50 Range Is Of tie 5th r. N.
Taken as the property Of said William Yokum
to satisfy said execution, interest and costs
Terms Of sale cash.
H. A. WILLIAMSON,
Sheriff Of Tama County Iowa.
Toledo, lows, Feb. 18th 1862.
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ALPHABETICALLY 4 NOlSLESS
MACHINE!

II requires FIFTY PER CENT. Less pow
or to drive il thana ~ othcr'Alaci.ine ia mark
et A girl 0, tw .lvc years Of ags can work it
steadily, without fatigue or Injury TO health.
It's strength and WuNpElt ". SIMPLl-
CITY Of construction render ii almost imp0s-
sible to get out Of ORDER and is GU AKANTEED
BY the company to give entire satisfaction.
We respectfully invite all those. Who may
desire to supply themselves with superior
article, to call and examine this UNklVALl.-
Ed MACHINE
But in more especial manner do We 80.
licit the patronage Of
Merchant Tailors,
Coach Makers,
Hoop Skirt Manufactures,
Shirt and Bosom Makers,
Dress Makers,
Corset Makers
Cater Filters,
Shoe Binders,
Vest and Pantaloon Makers.
D3-Rcligious and Charitable Institution
will be leberally dealt with.
PRICE OF MACHINES. COM
PLETE:
No. !. or Family Machine, S45 90, No
Small sized Manufacturing, S6".OoO, No. ;
Large size Manufacturing, $4,000.
Cabinets in every Variety.
We want Agents for all towns in Unite
States. where agencies are not already estab
lished, 10 whom liberal discount will be
giving, but We make no consignmcnts.
T. J. MACARTHUR, & Co.,
6lO Broadway, New York
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AzZzz MANHOOD,
EaOW lost How restored!

Just publisher, IN q sea,ea enrcJope. Prize d cts
A LECTURE ON THE NATURE TREAT
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Seminal Weakness Involuntary Emissions
Sexual Debility, and impcdimcnts to marri-
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Epilepsy and fits: Mental and Physical In
capacity, resulting from Self Abuse &c.-By
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The world renowned anthor, in this admi-
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perience that the awful effects of self abuse
may be eiiectaially removed without medicine
and without dangerous surgical operations
boHgies, instruments, rings, or cordials, point
ing out mode Of cure at once certain and
effectual, BY which every sufferer, no matter
what his condition may be, may cure himself
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ands.
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to any
address, on the receipt of six cents, or two
postage stamps, by addressing,
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1T Bowery, N, T., Post flee Box, 45sc.
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YOUNG MAN, READ TIlIs!!.

Wise Counse,s for the Young can be had in
The Inyalid's Medical Confdant,' published
by the undersigned for the benefit Of persons
who suffer from Nervous Debility, Premature
Decay, SC supplying the means Of cure. I'm
prudent Maturity and Youthful Indiscretions
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IMPORTANT FACTS.

FACT No. This Company being duly IL
cenced, thcic Machines are protected
against heterogeneous or litigation.
Fact no. o.--Thcse machines make the lock-
s,itch-alike on both siac-and use lit.
tie less than half MS much thread and silk
as the chain or loop-stitch machines.
Fact no. 3-Thcsc Machines are better adapted
than any other sewing achines in market
to the frequent changes and almost endless
varity Observing required in family. They
VIII sew from one to twenty thickncsses Of
Narseilles without stopping, and make every
stitch perfect. They will even sew from the
finest ganze to the heaviest clcth. nndevcn
stout hard leather, without changing the feed
needle or tension, or making any adjustment
OF machine whatever. Is not such a machine
best adarted 10 family use? and if BEST adj
ar'ed to family use, why not for every varie-
ty Of light sewing manufacture For work
eo heavy fen eur Family machine, we reco-
mend our large sizes.
Fact No. i-1hcse machines make The mos,
elastic seam Of any sewing machines in use
fact very great Importance in sewing elastic
goods, or goods Of any kind. on bias
Fact No. NO machine is mole durable or
mere staple in lis construction, or more east
" understood. The reputation of these
Machines wherever used will fully demon-
siratc each Of The above r.crs.
fAfTN No. a.-Therc Machines took the Highcs.
Premium at the Franklin Institute. Phila-
dclrhia.
FACT NJ. - These Machincs'ook the High.
est Premiilm al the New Jersey Sta:
Fair. ~
EACT No. 2.--'rhesc Machines took the High
est nici,t.t The American Institute. IN the
City of New York together with The High
est Premium for newsewing machine work.
Fact No. 9-Ihese machines took both the
Highest Premiums ut the mechanics Fair,
Utica, n. y.
Fac; No. l0-These machines can do the same
thing generally, whenever properly exhb-
tied in competition with other frs;-cass
Sewing machines. But we have space for
only Que Fact more--ii is the most impor-
tants Fact OF all.
Fact No. L. We rarr0nt ererN mcchine sfll
togise better satisfaction than "ny oth"r Seirtng-
machine IN market. or money r.Jnndea.
k.s-- Send for Circular. AGENTS WANT
ED. Alress:
ElNKJE LYON
Sewing MNcllinc 60.
No. ,3s Broadway, New-York
w ni5Gm dc
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WAsrIIScToS, March IL.

The following orders by The Prcsi-
dtn. wosc nnlt,shcl 10y authority in
the LHef,aeaegf this morning. Their
ir,ortancc and bearing are manifest.
Six Southern men voted yea and
nine my il the House yesterday On TIC
Presidents emancipation resolution. =
Tbe others from border States were not
in their seats.
Published by authority
Executive Mansion " ashineton.
January u, 1862.
Tar PEEslpEr' GESEEAI. WAR Or
prr. No. lit il ordered that on the
22a day Of February, 1862, there be 4
general NOV cment Of the grand land
and naval forces Of the e. s. against
the insurecnt forccs-that especially
the army III and about Fortress Monroe,
tic asmv II tic Potomac, the army ct
westerns Virginia, tho army near Nun
fnrlssi.le, Ky, thc army and tiotlla IN
Cairo, end naval force III the Gull OF
Mexico be ready for a movement that
day; that all the other forces, both
land and naval, with their respective
commanders, obey the existing or''er
FOR he time AMI he ready 70 obey the
additional orders Wien glscn-ihat The
heads Of Departments, aud especially
the Secretaries oi War and tltr Navy,
with III, ,heir stthardi"ates, anal Che Cen
eral.in Chief, wall otter commanders
ana sahor,liurtes II hc lind All! naval
forces, wiil settfaHy he hela e tier
strir' aud saIl responsibilities for the
full execution af tip. aader.
{s'aaea) ABRAHAM !. Sco'.S.