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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-14
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHINGToN, March 12-It appears that
the retreat from CentrevlIe commenced as
late as Friday last, and was at first conducted
in very orderly manner 1t was only when
the rear OF the army was leaving Manassas
that the panic began, caused by the fact that
some over excited rebels had already set fire
to some r ilroad bridges beyond. Then the
rebels began 10 burn and destroy, and run
away, in the greatest confusion. Gen. Jack
son and half his army left Winchester IA week
ago, aud went by Sairoad to Manassas, while
the other hall was reported to lie moving
southwark along the valley OF the Shenan.
doah.
The naval committee of the senate agreed,
to-day, to recommend the appropriation of
S2o0000, for tile construction OF furnaces for
the manufacture OF twenty inch Dahlgren
guns.
John Davis, the gunner's mate who covered
the powder magazine with his person, az Eliza
beth City, rlsking his own lite 10 save the lives
OF others, has been made gunner.
WAsuINGToN, March 13 "A company of
about twenty-five conIrabauls from the re-
gi0n OF country recently evacuated by the
rebels, arrived here TO day. They report that
the resident sy mpathizers. with the rebels are
hurrylng their negroes south.
The only confirmation by the senate to-day
IL,
brigadier general OF volunteers
The report made from the roads and canals
committee, to-day, accompanying the bill Tor
increased railroad iaci tiles between New York
and Washington, sets forth that the eXigencies
OF the government require additional and more
speedy communication, and that the lie
should be inland and safe from the dan.
gers Of foreign invasion, to which the shore
line is everywhere eXpused. This want they
say can be s.lpplit by furnishing the Reading
and Columbia Railroad, and he committee
accordingly recommend that the secretary
of the treasury be authorized to endorse on the
first mortgage bonds the guarantee OF the pay
ment of the principal and interest to the ex-
tent of $3.50 900, S225, 900 10 be paid on the
completion OF halt the road, and the remain
der on It's completion.
Col. Kerrigan, who was recently involun-
tarily removed from his military command,
took his seat i'll the house to-day for the first
time this session.
the government contract investigating com
mittee are scattered. AIR. Dawes is at Boston
Col Van Wy ok and Mr.. Fenlon are at New
York, probably examining into the fees and
perqulsltes ui the federal officers in that vicn-
ity and the affairs Ut the custom house gener'
ally. Several Of the other members Of The
committee are in the west.
Accounts received tonight from the Virginia
side represent nothing oil especial interest
among our troops.
According to the statement of one OF our
officers, a masked battery OF three guns was
discovered yesterday Oh WarIenton turnpike,
between Centervllie and Bull Run.
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xxxv1rth oONGREss-Fir.t session.
WASHINGTON, March 10.
SENATE

WASHINGTON, MATCH 10.
SENATE
Mr.. DAVIS asked that the case of Powell be
taken up, as the legislature of Kentucky is
now in session, and would like to have the
case settled He subst quently withdrew his
motion.
Mr. DIXON offered a resolution that the
committee on naval affairs be instructed 10
inquire what is necessary to be done in regard
to John Davis, whose distinguished bravery
has been brought to the notice of the govern
ment by the report of Commodore Dupont
Adopted.
Mr. KENNEDY offered a resolution that the
secretary of the navy inform the senate by
what law the naval academy was removed to
Newport, Rhode Island, and the reasons tor
such removal, and whether such reasons still
exist.
A resolution expressing the thanks of con-
gress to Capt. Foote and the officers and men
OF the western hOtilia, was taken up Mr..
GRIMES spoke in favor of the resolution =
passed
A resolution of thanks to Lieut.. Worden
and the officers and seamen of the Monitor,
was taken up and passed.
HOUSE.
Mr. DUELL Introduced joint resolution,
which passed, rendering thanks to Gen. Curtis
and the officers aud men under his command,
ioT tHe ldte DIitldul NlctOTyj anu sympathy
with the relatives and friends of the officers
and soldiers who so bravery fell at Pea Ridge.
The house in committee resumed the con
sideration of the tax bill
Mr.. RICHARDSON moved an amendment
that two per centum OF the revenue derived
from the bill shall be Sc: apart Tor the purpose
OF buying or Obtaining territory outside the
limits OF tile United States, in which to colo
nze free blacks, and for the payment OF the
expenses OF transportation thither.
Mr.. MORRILL, OF Vermont, raised point of
order that the amendment wss not germane
to the first section Of the bill, which provides
for the appointment of officers necessary to
carry it into effect.
The chairman, Mr.. CoLFAx, sustained the
objection. After a debate, the first section
was amended, by giving the commissioners of
internal revenue the ranking privilege
A proposition 10 collect the federal taxes
through state machin, ny was for Il long time
discussed sone side arguing that this would be
cheaper aud better, and the other that it was
wholly impracticable and worthless. The
proposition was subsequently Withdrawn. The
committee rose.
Mr.. JOHNSON, from the committee on roads
and canals, reported bill to secure increased
railroad facilities between New York and
Washington. 1t was recommitted
Mr.. MAY, from the judiciary committee, re-
ported bill providing FOR the discharge Of
state prisoners, and for the courts of the Unit
ed States to take recognizanc, to secure trial
of the same. The bill was recommitttd AG-
journed.
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NEW YORK, March 3.-CO rrON dull and lower; sales
trtng, at q q 2Sc Tor middli uplauds
tLOUk-eacs lO,sOO bUs; state and western more &C.
tive but prices are unchanged; southern unchHng ed ;
sales 1910 bDls. Canada unchanged; sales 9O0 Dbls
GRAiN1Cor unchanged; safes 1000 bush; mixed
western $50 g Goo III store, and delivered; new yellow
southern o. g e9e Oats dun at 81 @ 4O:,
shade armer sa es 1900 bU mess 1925 % Sl362; prime
$40 g sill prime mess 1850 % 1880. Cut meats yely
firm sales smHll shoulders a 10 Sc hams 81 "a Tc Ba
sdes-salts 900 boxes ut 10 Jr short lb6ed lddes
long ribbed middes 70 Jrsnort clear 7kc dressed hogs
rather steady sales at 81 90 81 western and "a
q SIC FIR city. Lard " less ncive and In favor Of the
purchasers sales 2l00 bbls at u % SIC butter continues
firm Whskev opened hrn ana closed hrmer; sales 1900
bbls at q % l63e. Rice quiet sugars steady; sales 500
hhds MuseUyndO U q u ~ boxes Havana u.s. Coz.
fee inactive; $50 hds 10 teTces ana bills at IS ID 37c
and by auction 70 hhds at 23 Csc 100 hhds Muso0yado
for exnort ON nrvAth teTma.
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CnARLEsTowN, VA, March 1.-THE town
of Berrypille, Va, was occupied by our troops
yesterday, Gen. German directing the ad.
vance. The enemy had 500 cavalry here on
cur arrival, but the signal ordered charge of
the third New York cavalry upon them, sup
porting the onset with a sufficient force of ar
tiIlery and infantry. The enemy did not wait
to fight but ran helter-skelter towards VIM
chester.
Twice last night were the pickets of Gen.
Germans brigade compelled TO fall back by
the charges OF Ashby's C0ssacks. This morn
ing Gen German made a reconnaissance in
force to within two miles of Winchester, draw
ing the rebel posse into an ingenious trap.
They were again charged upon by our caval
nv, losing four men killed and wounded. The
arms, horses, and equipments Of the four vic
tins have been brought here as trophies.
Several prisoners have been taken from the
enemy, while our total loss up to this time is
Que man and one horse.
WINCHESTER, March 12.-rhis celebrated
town is at length recovered for the Union.
The movements Of our forces to Berryville
and the reconnaissance to this vicinity com-
petely succeeded in driving the enemy and
misleading them, 50 that they did not know
where to expect on attack. The consequence
was that yesterday afternoon they commenced
evacuating tie place
Gen. Hamilton meanwhile advanced from
Bunker Hill, the Michigan cavalry leading
the way. The enemy's cavalry gave battle,
supported by a section OF artillery. rms was
about five o'clock yesterday afternoon
battalion of the first Maryland regiment rem.
forced our cavalry, and one of our sections OF
artillery came up and replied to the enemys
guns. The fight was soon over. The enemy
fled leaving their guns, two IN number, sever.
al horses, aud about thirty men killed anu
wounded. The shells thrown among them
by our artillery were very destructive Our
whole loss is four killed and fifteen wounded
all Of the first Maryland.
Skirmishing continued all last night, the
result beinv few men wounded on both sides,
hut none killed on our side. AT daybreak to-
dnv our column was again in motion, and
advanced upon the town in time TO see the
rear guard ct the rebels retire forever. Large
stores Of ammunition and provisions, and
many horses, Tell into our hands, aud the nag
of the Unioa flies riumphantly over Winches
ter
The reception Of our troops by the people
ia almost enthusiastic. Gen German has come
in. aud he and Gen. Hamilton are exchanging
congratulations
WINcngsrER, March 12-Jackson's forces
left last night on the Strasburg road, and the
forces generally. Hamilton aud Williams are
lust entering the town. Company A, Wiscon.
sin third and u company Of the Connecticut
httb. followed by Coles company Of Mary land
and a squadron OF Michigan cavalry, were the
first 10 enter the town. We encountered
strong fort one mile out, which was evacuated
by Jackson last night.
People are generally intensely delighted
Our presence is baied as harbinger OF peace
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FROM GEN. HALLECK's DEPART
MENT.

WAsHlNGroN, March I3-Gen. HaIIeck
has telegraphed the following -
ST.. LOUIS, March l3.-Hon b. N. Stanton !:
Our artillery and cavalry yesterday attacked
the enemy one half mile west Of Paris, Tenn.
The energy was driven out with loss Of 100
killed, wound d. and prisoners. Our loss Is
Capt. Bull OF the artillery, and four men kill
ed and four wounded.
A cavalry force sent out from Lebanon, Mo-,
attacked one Of Prices guerilla parties, killing
10, wounding 8, ard capturing over twenty
prisoners, among whom was Brig. Gen. Camp
bell, the commander.
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NEW YoRK, March l3--srOCKS are better and closed
steady; Chicago and Rock Island 574; Cleveland aud
Toedo 473; Illinois Central scrip 6B Michigan south
gu ranied 4sa Michsan southern 2it Harlem pre-
terred 81; Michigan Central s.; Hudson 51A American
Gold lO3; Cum erand Co 8; Pacific Mail 4; Erie 3Bl;
Erie preferred 63 Missouri skies 81, Tennessee siAes
64; Treasury $40 1905 U 5 nves "A coupons IS; U
slAes 81 coupons va; skies, 81, registered 81.
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PROVIDENCE, March IL "A letter received
here frrm man in Burnside's division, and
dated Roanoke Island, 81 inst, announces
that the report that the rebels were evacuat
ing Manassas had reached there. Burnside
will therefore be on his guard.
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KENNEDY'S RHEUMATIC IMMINENT.

The attention of the public is called to this most ex-
ccent Of all Limeuts perfect and speedy cure Tor
all the aches and pains thataesh is heir to.
RHEUMATISAI is caused by a staghation Of the
fluids arising from checked perspirationis curel by
few bottles Of kENNEDY's RHEUMATIC LINIMEST,
NEURA LGIA-the king of all pain-is caused by
an inflammation Ct the nerves instantly cured by
few applications Of KENNEDY's RHEUMATIC LINiMEhT.
SPKfINS caused by an Over-extensOn and
sudden re action Of the musces-s cured by few bot
ties OF kENNEDYs RHEUMATIC LlNIhENr- equally good
for man or beast.
PLEURISY is an Inflammation Of the lining of
the ribs SIS cured by few bottles of KESNBDYs r. EU-
Matte LINtMENT,
BRUISES are caused by sudden pressure of the
flesh and smashing of the tssues-is Instantly relieved
by KEEsEDY's RHEUMATIC L1NINEET.
CRAMP Is contraction OF the muscles caused by
sudden stoppnge of the nervous fluid which prevents
animal life having free flows cured by few appicR
tions of kENNEDY's RHEUMATIC LISlMENr.
BILIOUS COLO is caused by aneuralga in the
stomach and bowels-take teaspO0nlul Of KENNEpY's
RHEUMATIC LiNIhEHT In warm water every hall hour
unit cured.
SORE THROAT AND HOARSEN Ess
caused by an unnatural dryness OF The glnndswe
piece Of flannel with KENNEDrs RHEUMATIC LINIMENT
apply 1t ON going TO bed and yOa will be wellin the
morning
HEADACHE AND TuROBHING OF
THE TEMPLES Is caused by pressure from in sensible
perspiratiOnis cured by few upplica Of KENHR.
DY's RHEUMATIC LiHiMENT
WEAKNESS OF THE HACK-Follow the
direction In the circular around each bottle.
II is good for Toothache, Earache, Swoed Face and
lniiammatonoi every klnd Every family should have
manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, Roxbury
Mass; triee 80 cents. sold BY DAVID SCOTT, GEO.
+. HARLOW, JAMES GREEN, BUSH a CO., N. s.
ever where
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SAN FRANCIsCo, March LITTLE steamer
Orlzaba, with ninety passengers, sailed tr
Panama this morning, carry ing S580,000 in
treasure for New York
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kOR SALE "A beautiful RESIDENCE in

n = E73HI111 = '7NtFVVII0II INoItIVIIEC III
a this city, situated on SouthbridPe street, No 1863.
owned and occupied by the Rev. A. u. SPALTER, con
tai Ing three acres Of very productive land well stocked
with the choicest fruits Of all kinds including a fine
large graperY Ibis place has iontHse OF IA ieet on
the street, and extends back tO the n d " R. r. The
house is modeEn style, convenient consisting of
eleven rooms with excellent drv cellar aud never
ailing spring Of pure soft water; standing upon rs
lag green, embracing most delightful prospect render
ing very desirable and pleasant home To be appre-
mchll Diff '
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ALL QUIET ArIIANIr,

ALL QUIET AT HAMPTON ROADS.
WAsnlNGroN, March Is, IL 80 P. M-Tele-
grams received to might from fort Monroe and
Newport News, report all quiet along tue
lines.
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IL
our coIi'1on pasture weeds remedy that cures
EVERY KIND OF ITUMOK.
Two bottles are warranted tn nursing mouth
One 10 three will clear The system Of biles.
Two bottles warranted to the worst canker in
the stomach.
Three tve bottles are warranted 10 cure tne WORST
kinds of Erysipelas. go
ono or two bottles warranted TO cure all humors in
the eyes.
Two bottles are warranted to running OF the
and blOtches among the hair
Four to six bottles warranted to cure corrupt and
running ulcers.
One bottle will cure scaly eruptions of the skin,
Two TIRES bittles warranted to cure the worst
kind OF ringwOlm.
Two TO three bottles warranted to cure the most
desperate case of rheumatism.
Three tJur bottles are warranted 10 cure salt
rheum
Five to eight bottles warranted to the worst
scrofulG.
one to three bottles are warranted to the
cases Of dyspepsia | know the experience of
thousands that 1t has been caused by cankerln the
stomach
One or two bottles are warranted cure sick head
ache
One or two bottles arc warranted to regulate cosve
state OF the bowels
bottles will regulate alderangement Of the
kidneys.
Four 10 SIX bottles have cured the worst cases
dropsy.
nv strictly following the directions In the pamphlet
around each BOTTLE ard judioous application Of the
SALT RHEUM OINTMENT.
SCROFULA OINTMENT, AND
HEALING OINTMENT,
every and Ulcer of whatever KIM nature except
that has taken root Is perfectly and permanently
cured.
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF


- REAL ESfATE.-By License of Probate Court
VIII be SOLD at Public Auction, WEDNESDAY. the
2Sth inst on the premises at O'Clock M much Of
the Real Estate owned by Daniel Nj Gates ut the time OF
his disease, will raise the sum of two thousand dol
lars Tor the payment Of debts said deceased and the
charges OF administration said estate Is situated
ABOUT one half Of mile from the Post ONCE in North.
noro on the road aiding to Berlin and of about
% aoiVs u hhu the buildings on the same consist Of
brck Cottage Barn, shop and all necessary build
ihgs Inc cottage built ~ neat aud substantial
her Is situated In beautiful Grave altogether Is
ono OF the most neat desirable and picturesque resi-
dencts for retired or professional gentleman for any
one that desires pleasant situation that can be found
IN TINS vicinity. djuinng the same, will be sold the
Seaver Lot, $50 called) consisting of acres OF
Land covered with fine growth of Fruit Trees most Of
which are IN good bearing condition. part Of which arc
o. about years growth Also, of Land known as
lne Rabbit I'LL Lot containng about l0} acres part
OF when Is N high state OF cultivation and Is supplied
WIN never falling water. Conditions made kno yin at
time OF sale. Far further Information respecting the
hDoVe mentioned property, apply TO the subscriber
WARREN 4. BUSH Admins raior.
HENRY GLAZlER. Auetoneer.
marlborough. March 10, 1862. dts mchl3
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EARM FOR SALE-Situatcd in the

n town of PHIlLIPsroN, one-haif mile from the CEN
ter containing sixty of valuable land which Ia
good tvo-story House, ell and wood house adjoining
fty foot Barn, and Store House daily stage masses
the place connecting with the Vermont and Massachu-
sets Railroad five miles distant. very hedIihy and
desirable Farm, and will be sold Low andon
OF PAYMENT.
II sold Will be exchanged for property IN
this city. Inquire Of CHARLES BAKER
mch6 d4wlm Manchester Street.
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Amrtroms.
A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF No.
~ TEL FURNITURE

A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF HO.
A TEL FURNITURE.
WIN be sold at Public Auction unless sooner dlsposea
Te al private ate sae s. re RosIoKE house in
March enrrent, at nine O'Clock N the forenoon ali the
Furniture belonging TO said Hotel
An excellent Opportunity is here offered 10 sny one
DESTROYS Of obtaining one Of the bes Hotels in the
furnished, as lease of the house can be obtaned on
The Hotel has large and commodious stables connected
with IT, and is situated In the of the village OF
FitcnourR' within few inmates ride or walk Of the
Ha Eor ;hsT SSTHs n, ngcsion may made to
THANIEL WOOD or the subscriber, at Fltchbarg
n. X. WARE,
Fitehburg, March 10, 1862. dts mchIi
GREAT SALE BY AUCTION. for ar
~ count Of GlovANNoNI and zANNoNI, consist.
ing Of
ITALIAN MARBLE and ALABAsTER ST ATUARY.
RICH SILVER WARE
BOHEMIAN GLASS WARE, AND OTHER
RICH FANCY ORNAMENTS,
(By Catalogue)
Wednesday g. Thursday, March 10 d 40.
AT 10 a. IN. and 2 p. m,
AT STORE No. LINCOLN HOUSE BLOCK
The stock comprises large and valuable assortment
Of pure White italian Staiaettes viz: Three Craces-
slave-Laoconte-E ndimone and biana-1Iree Dapc
Ing Girls after Canova-Bachus and Aradne -Pantera
FANCY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Marble vss,so,.u
White Aabasler and other Mantle ornaments in great
variety, and embracing many articles OF rare hesutw
very seldom met with In this market
W me above goods were imported direct from Flor
enee. and uever opened in any other market
RICH SILVER PLATED WARE comprising ms fol.
lows VIZ Tea sets, Casters. Cake Baskets Wine sets
Flower Vases. Goble aud Cups and great variety a.
Ohter articles 'S "
Also, RICH BOHEMIAN GLASS WARE and other
fancy ornaments. ~
G$ The above stock will be on exhibition on Tuesday,
next Aarch is during the dav and evening The public
are 8rtlculary invited to call and examine the goods
as specimens OF such rare and elegant sculpture are
Cataloeues VIII be furnished The Consgnees design
closing out the whole stock without reserve.
mchl4 dts Il. W. VAIL, Auct'r.
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JAMES r. PIERCE gives especial atten-
- tion TO tho and renting Of Houses stores &c
also. TO genera collecting. DIST mobA
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NARM FOR SALE-The subscriber

account ofroebie health offers for sale the farm
on which he now lives, the centre village in Rut-
land known as the Doctor Frink Farm containing one
hundred acres of land suitably divided Into NOV.
Ing tillage and pasturing, with good supply OF wood
and timber The buildings consist Of laige twO-story
House two Barns, and is the desirable location in
town The purchaser have stock and tools at very
reasonable rate II desired Terms made easy.
JOSEPH S. GIBBS.
Kutland March I, 1862 d6ts mchlO
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every and ulcer of whatever KIM nature except
cancer that has taken root perfectly and permanently
cured.
For sale by all druggists everywhere.
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-11-04
Teachers Institutes,

VERMONT BOARD CT EDUCATION. stcRETiRYs offioE,
October, 1862.
ea chers' Institutes for the Counties Of frankn' Sl
| tenden Lamoille, Washington, orleans, Oaleuuha
and Essex will be held as follows, for leo2'
MFAiRrIELp, Nov. ~ AT CALAIS, Nov i9-,o
VWE.rFoRp IS Al GLOVER, le-lP
AZ srowy "ll-Ia At WATERFORD, 2l-2z
At GUnnHALL, Nov. 25-26
The Institutes will each continue in session during two
d.vs with Lecture on the evening preceding eae ana
ON the evening the first day II each Institute quay
sessions viii begin At . O'Clock, a. NJ.
All frieuds of Edu,au n are invited to auehu, ana @
puncturlly as possible. IL. g.,
their PupIs. ., A.. S,o,a .re
Town Supcrntendents, a. co-agenis OF the Slase Ac
anetiy to notify Teachers, aud urge their at
tcndancs aud also to notify clergynen ltaehers are
reminded hat time spent by tn m IN attending he lhsu
s n the County whera they teaTh by law, consider
"a IN he spent IN the service Of their schools ana 81
moi, in any SENSE LOST. What character our common
schools shall aim to impress aPon the eMldfen OF lhe
state Is question OF very apparent Importance IN 'hese
dimes so full " peril to our country. -..
~. o. Wis m2w