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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-19
100 000 BARRELS OF THE
LODI MANUFACTURING CO.'S
p 0 u ID r. II II II r

Forsalc by the LODI MANUFACTURING COMPANY
l25 Commercial street, Boston, Mass
This Company, with capital of S50000 The most ex
teEsive works ot the kind in the world, and an expert
encc OF p years in manufacturing with a reputation
long established, having also exclusive control all
the M soil from the great city of New York pre-
pared to furnish tcle which is without doubt the
cheapest and ue,y best fertilizer in market.
Price for barrels and 81 So per barrel or only
SIS per ton. Ii greatly increases The yield rinens
the crop from two to ree weeks earlier an expense
OF from So % 81 per acre. and with very little labor.
Pamphlet, containing all the Information necessary,
with letters from Horace Creole Darrell Webster and
hundreds of farmers who have used it extensively
many PEARS may be had Trte by addtessGg letter as
above or JAMES 7. FOSTER,
&c Courtlandt street, New York,
Care of the Lodi MHnuiac ,urinI COMPANY,
LEE SPRAGUE q CO, Worcester wan fl9
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m VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

1fii.f - LO "A DIE II fAL Fol LIZ
Msijl FOR SALE.A beautiful and desirable residence
42ss.z 'ear the Congregational Church in Oxford. and
near the Depot, Post Office. and II eh school. the
above place, consisting OF thorough built Cottage
liouse-:cn rooms, with wash room. wood house. els
tern Of soft water an" pump in same also, good well
near the door. House turn he complete painted pa
pered and blinded. barn, "a by SO cellar under the
sane. Also about OF the best OF land well
stocked with choice variety early aud late pear
and apple trees, grapes, plums, cherries and smaller
fruits, flowers shruhery, shade and ornamental trees
&c. Price $500. Sl5pO may remain on mortgage if
desired. TilOS. APPLEBY.
oxford, March H. 1862. w3t mchl9H
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miscellaneous.
rT,HE FIFTEENTH REGIMENT :

VNHE FIFTEENTH REGIMENT. -
Il The friends and relatives of the prisoners and
missing the Fifteenth Regiment Massachusetts
Volunteers, viii receive saiu soldiers effects calling
at the Recruiting Office Lincoln House Block, entrance
on Manic street The express charge each bundle
thirty-three cents 70. L. JORGENSEN,
f2s dSw Recrat:ng oficor.
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Price 50 cts. Mailed postpaid. DITSON II CO., Pub
fishers, I'll Washington street, Boston. diff mchs
r 0 0 X S t . k f :.
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REVOLUTIONS, WARS. ANn RE

X bVULUIIVNS, W AXIS, AND RE-
~ BELLIoNS of the United States from 1865 to the
close Of the great rebellion by eminent Literary
Two volumes. illustrated Sold bv agents only Can.
wanted for all parts of the country. Address
STEBBINS, Worcester, Mass
Room No. Central Exchange.
~ Any Weekly Paper of 1000 circulation, inserting
the above, four times and sending copy to the
above address, will receive set by mail postage paid
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NOTICE is hereby given that the sub
scriber has been duly appointed Administrators of
the estate of DA MEL G. LINERMORE late Of Siburv
in the County of Wore ser, deceased testate ana has
taken upon herself til by giving bonds as the law
directs All persons having demands upon the estate of
said deceased requested to exhibit the same ana all
persons indebted To- said state called upon make
payments to NE, or to ANS1N G. LIVERMORE.
JULIA L. LtVERMORE, Adm'rx
Millbury Feb 80, 1862 w3tt mch5
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COMMONWEALTH or MASSA-
WORCESTER, S., PROBATE OFFICE,

NV OINV 10 T IlIN' $50 T INNTDh y Of T IOIsi
w March 9Th, ls62To all persons Interested In the
Estate of GEkSuOM TWlCHELL, late of Milford, In
the County of Worcester deceased state GREETING
You cited N appear at Coun Of Probate be
holden at Worcester the first Tuesday Of Aprl next,
to show why the account rendered bv EmmOns
Twichcl the Administrator Of his administration said
estate, file In this office, should be rlowed;
the Court orders service of this citation by publishing
the in the Massachusetts Spy newspaper printed
IN Worcester three weeks successfully before said Court
ml2 w3t* JOHN j. PIPER Reg.
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OF MASSA-

4 NUMMUNW " EALIH Of MASSA-
~ CHUSETTS.-WOrccster IS Probate Court.-To
the next kim creditors and all other persons interest
ed In the estate of JOHN DOKiAN late Of blackstone,
In said county, deceased, intestate.
You are hereby cited TO appear at Probate Court to
he held Worce In said county Of Worcester, the
first TUESDAY Of ApTli at nine o'clock IN the fore
noon to show cause II any you have why letter Of
administration the estate Of said deceased should
be panted Pre- erved s. Jhayer OF blackstone in the
county OF Worcester And the said petitioner is hereby
directed give public notice thereof by publishing this
citation week. for three successive weeks ~ the
newspaper calico the Massachusetts spy, printed at
Worcester the last publication TO be one day at least
before said court.
Witness, HENRY CHAPLIN. Esquire, Judge Of said
Court this eighth day Of March. in the year thous.
and eight hundred and sixty-twO.
mchlS wSt CIiAs. r. STEVENS, Asst. Reg.
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NJ OIlCE is hereby given, that the sub
~ scriber has duly appointed Executor of the
will Of LEWIS HARDING, late of Worcester. in the
of Worcester. deceased, csate AMI has taken
upon himself tfat BY giving bonds law d.
reefs. All pes having demands the estate Of
said dece sed required tn exhibit the same all
persons indebted to said estate called upon make
payment 10 SiMkON TAYLOR
Worcester, Fob. G, 1862 w3w fig
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSA

~ observation-disclosures, ss-Probate COurt-ro
all persons interested in the estate Of LUCY MARSH
late Of Onkha in said county deceased in estate:
You are cited to appear at Court of Probate 90 be
holden at Worcester, the first Tuesday Of Apr next
at nine O'Clock in the forenoon to show why the
account rendered by Alexander Crawford the Admins
traitor of his administration of said estate, and
file in this on CO. should be alowei and the Court
orders service of this citation by publishing the in
the Massachusetts spy newspaper printed in WOrees
Ter, three weeks successfully, before said Court
witness. HENRY CHAPIN, Esquire. Judge of said
Court this tenth day Of March, in the year eighteen
hundred and siHty-twO
IL mn 9 @
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} 0 0 k S 7 0 X E
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-04-12
GErada 9emufrat.

GOVERNMENT CANAL.-The Military Com.
mittee of the lower House of Congress, has
reported in favor of a ship canal, for the
passage of armed and naval vessels from
the Mississippi to Lake Michigan. Accord
lag 10 the report this can he done in five
years, and for little over thirteen million
dollars, a SUN trifing enough when we con.
slider the real Importance TO the State of
Illinois aud to other parts of the country,
of the undertaking-whch the report sets
forth. Moreover, the report submits an es,
innate of the probable receipts aud expen-
ses during this period of construction, from
which it appears that after interest and cost
of management are deducted. there will re.
main surplus at the end of the fifth year
of iOrty-nine thousand dollars, while he be.
lieves that after completion the annual rev.
enue from the canal will be one million two
hundred thousand dollars.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-04-12

GETTING TROUBLESOME - The Trinity
Gazette says: Since Mr.. Perkins has inter.
ested himself so valliantly in their behalf
the Chinese begin TO think they are rather
better than white folks. Mr.. Webb went
up the ditch day or two since, TO open a
waste gate above Chinese garden, when
small army Of them pitched on him.
Webb knocked down half dozen, and the
balance "retreated in good ORDER" We
learn that some difficulty is anticipated by
the Collectors Of Foreign Miners License.
1t is thought that some of the Chinese in
the lower part Of the country will offer
resistance TO the collection of the tax.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-04-12

A THIEvING sam PATcH.-A horse tbiOf in
Monterey county being pursued, jumped
over a bluff 60 feet high, lanoed in water
feet deep and escaped.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-04-12

THE Odd Fellows of Folsom are to have
a grand ball and supper on the 26th, but no
other celebration.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-04-12

FEATs OF TIE RENDEER.-At the palace
of buckingham, in Sweden, there is por.
trait of reindeer, which is represented on
an occasion Of emergency, to have drawn
an officer with important dispatches, the in
credible distance of 500 English miles in 48
hours. The event is stated to have hap
pened in 1899, and tradition adds that the
deer dropped dead on it's arrival. M. Pietel
a French astronomer, made come experi.
ments in the year l7G0, in order 10 ascer-
tain the speed Of the reindeer when exerted
to the full, for short distance. OF three
deer yoked to light sIedges, the first per-
formed 3,09S feet 10 two minutes-tbat is
at the rate OF 10 miles an hour. The second
dld the same distance in three minutes, and
the third in three minutes and 22 seconds
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-04-12

ROMERO. charged with the murder of
Gamboa. iD Sacramento, has been exam.
ined aud held over to appear before the
Grand Jury 10 answer.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-04-12

SPIRTTUALIsM IN Spiritualism
progresses, and we believe that Delivers are
multiplied, from what we hear. Some have
faith in the visits OF the spirits Of departed
friends. some are incredulous, and some
think it electrical phenomena. There is no
mistake or humbng about manifestations,
from what we hear, for the table tips, raps
are heard, &c. The principal medium is
one Of the most respected young ladies of
the place. MaTipOsa Gazette.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-04-12

SEM. CENTENNIAL RE. .UNIoN.-The First
Presbyterian Church at Buffalo, recently
celebrated it's iftieth anniversary. Nearly
all the old members still living were pres
ent. Addresses we're made by Rev. Drs
Clark, Pastor Of the Church, Bristol, Lord,
Smith and Hancock. Letters were read
from Rev. Dr. Thompson, of N. Y. and
others, regretting their inability to be pre-
sent. Abeautiful poem, interviewer with
delicate references TO the history Of the
Church, was also delivered. The occasion
was one of much interest.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-04-12

Cur TOO SHoRT.-A Marysvile secesh
print has been publishing History of the
Parties 20 Disunion," but left Off q few
miles this side of The revolutionary war.
We were waiting, with intenee excitement,
for The "histOriographer" to get 10 the place
where he took hand in it. But, observing
several persons gathering stones, the great
Mississippi alligator rolled off the log, aud
div!-[DOwnevil News.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-04-12

A SMART RAsCAL--A San Joaquin county
official lately arrested two horse thieves in
El Dorado county, and while bringing them
to Stockton, had occasion TO stop at tav-
ern on the road, from whence one OF them
escaped during the night, with the clothes
Of the other thief. the nat of the landlord,
and some small game picked up about the
house. That man will do to travel.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-04-12

IT is reported thvt high English official
recently arrived in New York from London
aud that be put up at quiet hotel in
Brooklyn, and for several weeks daily visi-
ted the Navy Yard; afterwards inspecting
Fort Hamilton, Fort Columbus, Fort Rich
mond. and other important military posts,
and then returning by steamer to Europe.
He is believed to have been a British spy. :.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-04-12

No PROCIAMATION.-The Nashville Ban.
ner, published after the occupation OF
Nashville by Gen. Buell., says that the 10.
teTcOurse between the General and the city
authorities was pleasant and satisfactory
and that General Buell. will issue no proc
lamation, preferriDg, as be states, that the
acts OF bis army shall indicate the policy
aud purpose Of bis Government.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-04-12

Gov. NYE has appointed Joseph Moshei-
mer to represent the Territory Of Nevada at
the forthcoming Worlds Fair, in London,
and be has accordingly sailed for Eng
land.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-04-12

The remains OF Gen. F. w. Lander, for
merly Of the wagon road expedition, aud
well known TO Californians, who died from
wounds received at Edwards Ferry, have
been placed in the tomb at Salem, Mass, by
the side Of his mother, in accordance with
the last request Of the deceased.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-31
The Old Established Bindery.
HOS. ". ODELL,

THOS. w. ODELL,
CORNER OF MAIN AND THIRD STREET. OVER
II UNION TELEGRAPH uFFlCE,
MANUFACTURES all binds Of BLANK for
M County Offices, Banks, HAN ROAD Itices, Busi.
ness Men, and others. His WORK comprises every
style, nom ~ cents up to So per quire.
Best NO Laid or Woye paper used on blank Work,
Magazines, Periodicals, &C., So, bound In any styIe
desired IN plan OF gtlti and hayingthe tools, a., or.
merry used by Mors :, and ~ Caiienier, he H. prepareI
10 match all Volumes hound by ut,nl
Old Books rehunl, and hAaie 10 look better than
when newt
Music bound "a any style dofrred, md paqof a con
genience never teiore offered here, Alth MUSIC binding.
50 His fAGlh1 MACHINE Is the only one n M
oliy, endls one Of the, most impofuut Intentions Of
the present Day u Will accurately pepe and number
Books, Checks, bruts, Kailroad Books, and paper..
and any Kind OF Blanks, as hagh ~ ten Dlghsanf.
" % Also pays very particular attention 20 pre-
panng all kinds Of BimAs Wth ii1nloa Asais Rail-
Road and other work requiring neainess, and dispatch.
a. Having recently gready added 10 his already
arge facilities, he 10 betterthane ever pfeparett0 please
the public.
na- He refers TO the County ofhces OF Montgomery
Preble, Darke, and TO the yasious hanks, Railroad
ofnces, 40, in the Miami Valley, Tor specimens OF ms
work. decia.
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BaIIlmOro ana OhlO kalIroao.
kAH

k2H4&g-9F
-, "Ai a huul r.-irumHn, MAJ
"nF'H 40 AhtttitoIH Nt tho I4t-t q. lJu .. .
I,un.ot 'lN HAerAturg onthr Nrst, mntl.D.
.n,nt.., ~ $500 ''7 'thiivis, aV.t Ior nuu uu.. DID,.
tv,uta "a lhe Ntsii huuthW cst ana k.IAtt,-
ihIto AiainH phly lUr all tAr ku,tgl4tr.
~ " 'hr uhlJ route 90 MAsluAv. m
Law" hhuinoie At4i,, 1.4uat4 NJ NM KIN
1ht ','vP az on sUnoty Bat $50 uim tstJ "a ~, .r.
L,"', h"slnuRiob ai tuO, iaa0una a. "A M. IN,
III rpgp "1 !. eI.o'y 3" 800 Sna . D Ia ou5.
. .i"Nbh NohetN I" tue Ea-tclu cities can a.. ,t,.,..
'" i"Nh'oH Nv alan luiphuoLu charge a.
i'uo "H iHtt Aue'Alr Ht low us - a, 60, ,,t
''t'"'' ii Nr"ols 'Ia hAilu.of, AMa Gliu t..,
"t7") "' the principal haalIuad onr, M M, a.,
~ NAAl usn- N.sithtAl
n sN,,L - ~. CuLf' ecu, IichetAgt
"'"S''4' 81 ii"hspoitauoL. Atai
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sandushJ, DayiOn ana Olnclunn,


n and after december 81, 1860. NM No. -
~ notice, Passenger and Freight Trans IN "it.'rl
- iS4Nt gong huftlt an iuilONs, .r h
H.l(l A. ~. through Freight anu Acooutnodan.,
CsIO VIVA isstenssr Car attach,u.
tH.{H a. M Mai tram iUl spnuRgsid Colrr,t,
luscO Orpsnlai Beleiontaine, Eor,sL ,I1un"
i'lu,shy, connecting NJ Springfield WIN ~, W..
emu columbus, arriving IN Coitu,ln4 a.
~ ~ = lsha WIN ttain ir Columbus. Al rt,..i
! an on IlltatufEi ~. Wayne a Jhiuars 4 80
~ living IN NitsUine at 6.io y Ia aioi I1uataift
-, " NJ ~ Nyuv Hlth lIun on cleveland ami
~ y Sung RASH arriving Al Cleveland IA 40
"uhhlIA ~ a'"ut Z ana buntIO nj 5U3U 4 M -
Nes'i arriving IN Toledo Al lsslU Il M, I.ttot n '
"' ~ iu'V "A m, anu ranuuHKy at talb lp,
-. - Al. Night Express tor Sl1pot,n,
vii anu belttunuuue, connueutp I'd =
! Hsn gong ha7t uu t1usbtug, -. NH.t. M
i'uNii arriving u Orestlne at o.i1 a IA. F1ttsI,u..
1 VA. Nvhh Wet, With liam Airvtlr ~
'."" q ~ ana chicago NJ tO;tU "a m, a. Clta, Nil
~ ~. 'eiald "pd Toledo Is. h. arriving I'M ,i,v,L,,a,
~ a ~ bWuhlrh al i!tu y IA auu Llua.u al aa, 4, d,
reaches sanuuAkJ atff0am m. % ' 4"
7.ftE = NJ hurisinit Accommodation
tsOC Dayton on aItlYai oil Tram from
,~nNb Springfield AT s.s' y IA, tiDat.a al lu.ts
~ Lrli'y Ht lli-a IA, oeiieGnLDnr NJ ft.J a.,
ana huuthtil,e at i-.l1a la. @ ' 90
leAtua tn TINS Lne- TO all point, Nurtb.
".H.1 I'm ~ hhu al Tie IlCket JlacU iu t,F 1 "a.
SAN Il ". ! " Ticket 4ecb '
rare u"aJ- bs lyN aa ID ANY ,t4,y t.,
roI ihIvilhaliOh relative " shipluu -.
s'u"c HPlHy H'lho company 3 4It..ut .-
Na'ohAi Agent l.. kiJL, .utr,,t.
" ", NLt.r, zen. llchetakent. an,.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-31
Gaatcbes, &r.
Watches and Clocks.
JOHN

VyOULDrespectuly inform b. old customers Hn4
wv tho public generally that alter an absence OF t1n
months he has retufuedt 10 Daytonand taken The shop
brmahy occupied by James ". Svopa. =
No, ass Thtrd street,
Two doors West Of the Post Once, where he will be
happy 20 Z Give all his old customer. AMI a. man, new
onSa A may tEvor him with q call. An kinls III
WATOHkss CLOCKS, n JEWELRY, repaired
Ia Tho best manner and on short notice. sal
WORK WAkRkhfEDnNN A lair trial 10 ali that
l Ask. Please call aud examine work. febaa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-31
Dayton ana Michigan Railroad.


~ leave Union Depot, sixth -treeil M, WHIT wa
Ni lnteriuedlate points an fuilowsrH m M ~
Ioleap ana Chicago Mail ats 3Oa m.
Ohhutgu aud Detroit Nirht EApn.-a d an
mh Nm. ohObhAkER, supeffntS,ren
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-31
Illinois central Gailr,au.


LhAhuE or ithfL.
anu "lief monday, November ts, tsoI r,.
'"'NH WIZ ietNe AtAuouA aLu Ihus, a. tIu,v.-.
LkA\k NATION.
nohB NORTH i.iv J. a. anu uuluu
Soiu6 south, 500 a a. nLu S.O 10 N,
Li4A\ IAAA.
Gong north, tiuO a 81 aud a.Nn.p
1oIhs bUHti, lt5pa ni and teat IN.
d'i w. 4, JpbNSUA, a,n. rn.,.o..,
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KalIroaos.
mdiana Central 4 Dayton a Weslcrn ~


an and after Monday next tmins On IN. t,,,or.
~ Central viii leAve the Uuion bopot. sl,th s,,.''
Htouv u IN, eil2a m, and $40 pm.
~ 20 a m. . ~ u"
me oOV q m, and 4'45 p m, express trains mai,
elufe eonnections 10 AL points nn.re " est all souii.
unu V;lx a m train Is the ahortesY and ounfa. -,
80 chicago ana the Northwest. ~ 80
iovlA "A. q. CAhEY, superintendent
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-31
DallOn, Aenla and Ooiumpp, haln..
aasGany...

~ I, nv" iinua h"st, va Iu,,nnu4. n,n.,..
Wy "',7 RON hh3ton 90 All kn.i,Il, ,..-
iiI'o bi"i! iHuns East, iva,inA I.t.
' q, 'v'tv"5 Nikht EAIress itos a.. H.. "
-, ~ EAtiese a. li..uia a. Ia. tbe.,l..
40, 9,opH at an way stations tcuoe,i, i,,
mYHHH"h p'ia ID. M toiliuuus snG Ii,,55nn..,, Aa''
p!efs 300 d. a., ~ ~
4. iHIs - py Noiul-n0' uR,t, wllabi Z mo uta8f
i'iopsA "the's enn be- tpi iorAa kasterl .t-,
o'''Hh "h Dc ". hl'6, Irh Ap,nL
~, H. ". hpGDMA.tl, auuern4.,..r
- "AAhAAf 1eGt Akt, Dayton. d
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-31
}. 3. GILBERT g. 20.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
6 ROOERIES AND LlQu0RS

rs and 70 Jefferson ST., layton, O..
lUU street,
50 6hds N. o. and Porto Rico @stsars, at 70 and 7s
Jefferson st.
100 bbls reotihed whisky.
90 do old Rye and Bourbon Whisky a. aud 7c
Jefferson VI.
Nuts, Raisins, Tigs and Prnes, at To and rs Jefferson
street.
% kits No. l Mess shsd; 10 bbls do Herring. Also
No, 2and5 Mackerel, very tne, at 70 and IS Jefferson
street.
Spices, Refined Sugars, Alum, Roain, Tar, sulphur
Cream Tartar, Soda, Operas and Salt Peter, for sale nj
rs and rs Jefferson street.
20 baskets Champaign Wine 80 boxes 81 Estep Clar,
ct, on hand, at rs and rs Jefferson street.
100 Butts Of every variety OF Virginia Tobacco, usr
received at 10 and rs Jefferson street.
40 half chests G%unpowder, Imperial and Young Nv,
son Teas; 20 half do Black do, for sale at 10 and "a Jsf
erson street. a97dAw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-31
&rorerirs, sc.
BY the Way, Have You Heard
the News
ea j. A. MINICK.
Ii AS received MS new Spring Stock, large, wei.te.
IL iected and Of the best quality. fH


Mrs. A.. called and gotone dollars worth Of
NINE GENT SUGAR. AT MINORS.
The incest kind. nov
Mrs. h. got one d5llar's worth of the n,cest lind
TEN loENT SUGAR, AT MlNIoK's
Mrs. @. got one dollars worth Of the choicest qud.
iy Of
ELEVEN CENT SUGAR, AT MlNICK's.
Mr.. b. says that he got the hest quality Of green
RIO COFFEE AT J. A. MINIGK's,
That he ever drank, and Mrs. h. says she got the FIN.
est Of VI H
TEA AT J. A.. MINICK's.
While every body calls gets some of that excellent
EXCELSIOR SYRUP, AT j.. A. MGNICK.
Mr.. NJ. SAYS he purchased ahalf barrel OF
WHITE FISH AT J. A MINICK's,
Decidedly the best he ever used while the supply OF
NO. MAoKEREL, AT J, A. MlS1CK's,
Both Tor size and quality, cannot DO eHcelled 10 this OF
any other market.
He invites all to call at his establishment and N.
peot his stock Of
CHOICE DRIED FRUIT,
OOFFEEs N TEAS,
@ OF l. KINDS,
And the largest and best variety Of Groceries 10 BE- seen
in the city. HIS large establishment N ON the
Corner OF Market and Jefferson SITS.
mRr29y
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CHANGE or TlME.
."' s",I Ne1nvsi7j, juuusiJ zyth, isl., Unit
"a"'"i h"tiee' uanLs oll iLn az ioloas
$500 hHOfvHht oo" Al, slu s3ou y a..
"l'N'"' uiuh t--., pIu s.tU ..
EEIJhNlNG.
'fhFt thi'L 90 s.iab u, "a Il IA nm.
ANN ~ DaJiul ESQ " " h.tn -.
ii. q. a~IlMaOh, hppt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-23
GEN. Curtis, Five Months, Campaign

Correspondence n. 7. THbune.I
Since Gen. Curtis soldiers left Rolla,
No, last February, they have fought the
great battle of Pea Ridge-the most mem
orable conflict Of the war, in which the
National troops fairly met and vanquished
three times their own number-defeated
the rebels in dozens Of skirmishes, and car
ried the Flag further into the enemy's
country than any other command in all the
armies of the Union.
They have remained for weeks 200 miles
from their base of operations, disproving
the favorite rebel boast that we never dare
venture fifty miles from our gunboats-
They have shown that there is little to be
feared from guerrillas when not supported
by great armies in the vicinity, for they
have lost but one supply-train of forty
wagons, and that was cut off within thirty
miles of Rolla, its starting point. They
have marched more than GOO miles, over
mountains in Winter, through swamps in
Summer; undergone fatigue, hardship,
hunger, and thirst; and by patient endur-
ance, no loss than heroic daring, won fresh
laurels for the Young Northwest.