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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-08
ooI. .EARY,s COMMAND.

New YORK, April IA dispatch to the
Philadelphia Inquirer, dated at Thorotare
Gap, Va, 81, says rebel force OF seven regi
ments Of infantry, two of cavalry, and three
batteries, were sent across the Rappahannock
To cut of Colonel Geary's command at White
Plains They reached Salem by forced
march, with the Intention of attacking Geary
in two columns, cutting of his retreat, and
then Selling this gap Ia intercept the progress
OF repairing the Manassas Gap Railroad. Col.
Geary became appraised OF their movements,
and moved his whole command quietly here
in the night, leaving the camp fires burning.
The men waded streams aud rivers of mud tor
tive miles. and by daylight occupied this gap:
The enemy being frustrated, it is supposed
they retired beyond the Rappahannock. One
of the Union scouts was killed, and three reb'
els were taken prisoners Thorolare Gap is
station on the railroad, fourteen miles west
of Manassas. 1t is gap in Bull Run Noun.
tain,
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FROM FREMONT AND BANKS.

WAsnINGToN, April 7.-Geueral Fremont
reports that General Milroy, with his advance,
has occupied fort Allegheny in person. There
is no enemy in Huntersve or Monterey.
The rebels are retreating to the Shenandoah
mountains.
General Banks states that a refugee who
came in to-day reports that one thousand
Union men in Rockingham county had
taken to the mountains at Elk Run,
on the Blue Ridge, with the determination to
resist with arms their impressment by the
rebels. Gen. Jackson threatens to subdue
them by iorce which they are determined to
resist. The forces in front OF Gen Fremont
are retreating towards the Shenandoah noun
tains.
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CHICAGO, April Ton Friday, our forces
at PttsbGrg Landing were attacked by two
regiments Of infantry, with two pieces OF ar
tilIery and n large force OF cavalry. Our
forces Immediately got in line of battle The
enemy only fired one round, and commenced
retreating We returned their fire, killing
quite a number. 1t is supposed that they
were making reconnaissance. Ten prison'
ers were taken. The opposing armies are
within twenty miles of each other. Gen.
Buell's advanced guard has reached Gen.
Grant. Gen. Halleck will speedily take the
field in person.
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THE cONNECTICUT ELECTION.

HARTFORD, April The vote OF Hartford
is as follows :-Buckingham tUnion) 2230,
Looniis (lem PIG. There is one democrat
and one Union representative elected in Hart
ford Last year the democrats carried Hart
ford by 1856 majority. Gov Buckingham is
re elected by a very largely increased majority
over last year.
HAarFonD, April 7.--Hartford county com.
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pIete gives Buckingham 1859, and LOOMS
655S, republican gain over last year of 1466.
OF the twenty one senators in the whole state
twenty are republican and Union. The gain
in the whole state is several thousand.
NEW HAVEN, April THE election in this
state is overwhelmingly Union and republican
so much So as to make the details unimportant
to night. More than two thirds of the legisla-
ture are supposed to be Union and republican.
Not one democratic senator is known to be
elected. The whole Union and republican
state ticket is supposed to be elected by over
five thousand majority. Cornelius S. Bush
nell, of "Monitor" celebrity, and David J.
Peck, both Union men, one republican and
thu other democrat, are elected representa-
tiVes in this city, over Tilton f. Doolittle and
James Gallagher, old line democrats.
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TAILORING GOODS.
A. P. WARE & co.

OFFER TO THEIR CUSTOMERS AND
THE PUBLIC A LARGE AND WELL
NANUFACTU STOCK OF NEW
AND VERY DESIRABLE CLOTHING,
ADAPTED TO THE PRESENT AND
APPROACHING sEASOAS, WHICH
WILL HE FOUND FULLY EQUAL IN
STYLE AND WORKMANSHIP TO
OUR PRODUCTIONS OF ANY FOR.
NIER SEASON.
WE ALSO INVITE PARTICULAR
ATTENTION TO OUR BOYS, CLOTH
ING, IN WHICH DEPARTMENT NO
PAINS ARE SPARED TO RENDER
WORTHY OF THE CONTINUANCE OF
FAST Liberal PATRONAGE.
IN OUR TAILORING. DEPART
MENT WE OFFER a LARGE AND
WELL SELECTED STOCK OF PIECE
GOODS, IN WHICH WILL BE FOUND
A WIDE RANGE OF PRICES, QUAIL
tiles, AND STYLES, INCLUDING
MANY OF THE BEST STYLES FROM
RECENT IMPORTATIONs, AS WELL
AS CHOICE STYLES OF DOMESTIC
MANUFACTURES, ADDITIONS TO
WHICH WILL BE MADE WEEKLY.
ALL OF WHICH WILL HE OFFERED
AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES,
BY THE PIECE OR YARD, OR MADE
UP WITH PKOMPTN ass AND IN AR
TIsTIC STYLE, To ORDER, FOR
EITHER MEN OR BOYS.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED IN
ALL CASES, AT
164s 16S and 40
MAIN STREET..
mch25 dtf
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NEW YORK, April 7.-CoTTON quiet and steady; sales
bales at 2T1c for mddlnR uplands,
FLOUR-Recepts - hbs; Sales 600 bbls; state and
western dull, heavy aud common grades SC lower SUI
pertne state s5l5 q 520 extra state 81 IS 535 round
hoop Ohio 575 q $50; supeTtine western SIS q $40;
common to good extra western 20 @ S.55; southern
bills
GRAIN-Wheat steady; sales 1880 bushels, Corn
unchan9ed; sales $4,000 BUSH mixed western 81 a SOC
in store, and 6O3 sic delivered. Oats in far de
mand at 80 q Ale.
Rice quiet. Sugars seadv sales $50 hhds; Nuscova-
do at "a Ssc; Porto Rico "a a 75c; Havana 1890 boxes
onpriVate terms Coffee quiet; Java POO at 26c;
Molasses quiet: BarbadO 80 hhds at % 40 2Sc Porto
Rico, by auction AIS hhds and 10 terces 50 q 4O3
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3nrusenremts.


III " IL L / y U l. u * A l. III L. l.,
ING THE WEEK
Il IL A-HSOlN
HkEAT HISTORIC MIRR1R 0E Tue
VNADi
w AN
only anu complete artistic WORK OF the kind In exist
'N''' Oet"e .on'ple,e history OF this great con-
test illustrating All the principal
BATTLFs 1o,,n,,n,,.yrs
RATTIES noS,,' ~ y ,. n 49, o.
RATTTFS no,1o az a - "a q, 90 49,, o.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NAVAL ENGAGEMENTS
NAVAL ENGAGEMENTS
MARCHES. PABADFS Vp,crs
M ManCa PARADES, SEIGES, REVIEWS,
"1i'1-'"' fa"ADhS' SEAGES' REVIEWS,
CAMP LIFE,
CAMP LIFE,
'AMF AHE'
Not only showing all the nrineinal ror,,oo,,,ou.
through their vorions nOs,,inns a s0ops
"AO'' iOr''iDs series Oh
AMI OA-Ao LIE W '0HNGS'
collected at great expence and trouble by Mr. Pearson
Among the most interesting views we have
THE GREAT BURNSIDE EXPEDITION
THE MERRIMAC AND MONITOR,
THE MAssACuusETTs RrcIMENTs
mn Dion o ~ % " r,tn ,o''AND'
GOV f1 nSAeir OF S THE EEL LoSe BRIDGE
GOV. sPRAGUE AND THE X. l. REGIMENTS.
H. l. REGIMENTS EMBARKING AT PROVIDENCE,
CHARGE OF THE 6orn IRISH REGIMENT,
ptro,-,I,. rs Is, ~, ~ Nan
BETHEL.
RIoH 400N4AH,
SPRW0FIELD.
OALLS BL0fF,
RArrtI IN, MR. snD,>,,, -, ,,,,,,,,,..
mann. Nv, ,,,o,- -
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.for $ aIr or On &et
G0lants.

SI1 UATION WANTED-As Cook, by
~ one who thoroughly understands the business A-
ply at "a SOuthbridge street d3tf APT
WANTED-A situation as housekeeper
w Inquire at No. Harrington Corner. d3t" APT
SITUATION WANTED-Tod do general
~ homework. by girl who come well Commend
cd. Inquire at 20 Winter stree. d2" ap7
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w y L h N |
AT
LOUIS LEWISSON'S,

n 0 w O P E N N G
LOUIS LEWISS0N'S,
n ew Spring DIS.
ELEGANT FRENCH FANCY CASSI.
MEkES, at LOUIS LEWlSSoN'S.
A SUPERIOR LOT OF FANCY SILK
NESIlNGS, at LOUIS LEWISSON'S.
~ FINE ASSORTMENT OF PLAIN AND
FANCY COATINGS, at LOUIS LEWISSoN's.
A SELECTION OF BROADCLOTHS.
unsurpassed. now offered at LOUIS LEwISsoN'S
A GREAT VARIETY OF NEW AND
fashionable FURNISHIN GOODS the best in
meeiy, at LOUIS LEWISS0N'S
THE BEST ASSORTMENT, AND THE
most desirable styles Of every description of Goods for
gentlemen $ wear, may he had at
Lo Is LEwISsoN's.
GENTLEMEN ARE CORDIALLY IN
VlTED to call and examine he finest Stock Of Goods
III worcester. at LOUIS LEWISH0
THE ABOVE PIECE GOODS WILL BE
made in the best possible manner, and in our usual
50 dstJl and at prices that viii be satisfactory to
the purchaser at LOUIS LEWlSS0NS.
Grateful to the public for liberal patronage here
tQiore bestowed upon me, hope merit continuance
OF the same.
LOUIS LEWTSSON, Proprietor,
$50 Main Street.
Worcester, April l, 1862. diff apl
n E w C L O T H N G
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Two bottles warranted to amusing sore mouth
One TO three bottles will clear the system of bies
Two bottles are warranted to the worst cankern
the stomach.
Three or five bottles warranted cure the worst
kinds Of Eryspeas.
One or two bottles warranted all humors in
the eyes.
Two bottles warranted cure running of the ears
and DlotcbeS among the hair.
Four to six bottles warranted to cure corrupt and
running ulcers.
One bottle will cure scay eruptinns of the skin
Two or three blttes warranted to the worst
kind of riugwolm.
Two TO three bottles warranted to cure the most
desperate case of rheumatism.
Three or tour bottles warranted TO cure salt
rheum
Five to eight bottles warranted to cure the worst
scrofulG.
One three bottles warranted to cure the worst
Of dyspepsia | know from the experience of
thousands that it has been caused by cankern the
stomach
One or two bottles warranted to cure sick head
ache
One or two bottles warranted regulate costive
state of the bowels
One or two bottles will regulate Encouragement ofthe
kidneys.
Four six bottles have cured the worst cases o
dropsy
By strictly following the directions IN the pamphlet
around each bottle ard judciOus application of the
SALT kFgEUM OINTMENT,
SCEEOFULA OINCMENT, AND
HEALING OINThENT,
every and ulcer, ofwhaevcr kind or nature cxcep
cancer that has taken root is perfectly and permanently
cured.
For sale by all druggists everywhere
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-08

-AAs AND SURGEoH-Would respectfully announce to
the citizens Of Worcester ard vicinity that he has taken
residence and Office No. Maple street, where he may
be FOUND to attend all calls.
Special attention paid TO the treatment Of all diseases
of the Throat and Lungs, by Medicated Inhalation
Particular attention given to all diseases peculiar to
8emaes
Office hours. from to IL A. NJ and from to . and
TO Or. 81. ltf mch20
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n E w C L o T H N G
AND
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-06


The flagship wschussns, with Commodore
Wiihes on board, steamed up to the Navy Yard
yes'erday morning Der o0acefs are Captain,
Thornton Jenkins, late Secretary 10 the Light.
house ard; Executive Onoes, r .eming; Act.
Ing Masters, Leach, Doekfay, and Merrvman:
Mast rs' Mates, Jsmes w Turner, Alfonso Eli
well, Alfred Baxter, ard Walter johns; Chief
EnginesS, w. O. Wheeler; Fint Asis&a. {, W
ID. Pendleton; Second Assistant, N. s,ingeI; Third
Asaistsnls, Coney, Holmes and Knapp; Guunes,
Samuel Cross Boaswain, John Burrows. The
waehusetts carries nine guns, as follows - rwo
lliush, -four ~ poundrfs, one 20 and rife, and
two 3o-pound rife. She ID to receive general
overhsuiing and put In condition 10 make her
Perfectly seaworhy. She was accompanied by
tns Gag Cheers ''tsnder" boat Dlspssch sad the
tag Dragon. .s-s. s.,l-t- b. Z
The stepping stones, watch has been On the
James river fJr me moaths, arrived a q yard
lat evening During her cruise on ths Jsmes
rives she has been pretty bsdly used, having had
her buiwsrks and wheeihouse perforated with
shot, but none Of her men have been killed lately
she is now II tie yard for repairs. The follow.
Ing are her oAoess i-Lieu;enant Commanding,
Watson smith, lately OF the mortar fee,; Master .
Mate g. 81. Lawrence, Executive Oncer; John
Brown, ID Assistant Bnsineer, and wm. Furges.
son, Captsinr Cerk. -1 1-E- sHs .
Quiis number Of the mortar sehoesess sss .,
the ysb1. fv s. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-06


tvAs LIST .dy "a Gu u an sxcIt Rg day In
Cd =, O~'ng 70 tue msnv and conflicting
Tumors thai w-te IL circulafton Ia regard 10 the
snn"uacrins tat Confsdsrate fnrse had
81 ss-d iato Msrl Ian from the south side o, the
Pot nsc, In the Lsig hborhood Of the Point Of
q X ilraso We learn that At tbSui o'cioc
GA iLuTsd v nigh Mo DlRy, supervisor of
tfaiBs, 70 c. iVrd u spztcb at Camden ststion
tfom The raj Dad lexre ph operet Q at Hsrper,s
F~fry 81 >Dch rufpoft o. o. In fuce bin 70 teie-
srsoe Col Miles, co'nnaodsat Of the FEDERAL
rcts, N rrssr1 TO The informAti.n snd received
en- ipm-Hiat- ansser conafniaa ihr sans
w smith, nrrtf of trans porssfiop, At once
Get ~ sofk 10 pf-seas the iess Of Any 80 9ipss
cats, etc The pss enPar n- In thss bed Ian u m
ctt' att o'ciock on Taurday esenipR lad not
b en- heart from, AID 10 w.s feared thar some
n,i.osP mad eeia.ies h. Tue ensiLes andp cars
mat " re al aaunsourR were sent up TO C6[hb~f-
isha ths frsis ht iraii . aud the ssenger train
toai we're eooing e.st fou cumbeTiaad were
stopp ~ er johp's Run, and ths Dc thai We re
n te'hw ~ ., weie gorp-d this Q. ie Of the
~ "a ea,s-e 10 " tie "a ,s's Of the rnsd Ia
IN &c 1-e the Passenger usin from this city.
sopks IN o; ID we, kad srIIsed ssf-Iy u ,rper q
Ferry,sad wasthese sempafsrils deasined About
three OIL este day morning. Me- d n, stsrted
No tbe 70. d viii . spectsi C.. CINE ara oar md
fur rssoalag Mosocssy q Itton fouud thu tnt
"a II ed track sad tbs ,silrssd ssssgrsph had not
e~-n iaierfsfeA with. --''-@-~' =
Tee telegraph wes In working order through
70 Wsesina np 20 n o'clock last night DIS.
ps;shss vers rso<iv from the gsilfosd tsisRraph
opess ore &C a onocacy Siacon, Haspsf's Ferry,
htrfirso7rz and Gu nbesisGd up 10 IL O'Clock.
Do no<nfbs hsd bet n oeiv from The opesaior
II 70 ntof chs. Pscn tee other stations nsmea
viii run t@-dsy, b.. tners Ia be- 90 trsln further
-" Until Usss Z. Ants iaformseioa b o0ts,nsd
y - sts. 49, e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-06
FAVE TEE ReDELs CROSSED Unto
MARYLAND on MOTT
SATISFACTORY rREcAU TfoNo 70 NET
ANY EMERGENCY. hr

Nottipe hId ban p,bl,sly k,sv1 hae N -
neon so-Aa., that sheds ness Bghs usa We Rad
Yesterday upon The istsss sing qus dc VI sthsr
lie rob b hsys OF have NOT crossed 0s fosoDso
In force. We believe Il d up 70 q at hour net .
,eps r. lad reached here 10 ttst sksoa from any
cfacss vi oss duty Il hss been % watch the h'sr
Soeds and souarnisa . 10 tssdqaariers iaforma.
sica Ct everything Of publie iaierssa occurring
sb ut then. . - ----1 . scr
Nevertheless, second had ssssgsphio rspors,
purpc ring 70 O. NJ u soass sksaslaliaa fssnsn,
asserters, &c ressh Wal Ing ton, = yestera.J,
th'ct ana Of, albgina q de sasmy ! ave
CREASED st various sksIiss. from ssaeea 10 the
Pei Of Rocks, IN aggregate force Of many
thousands-sems say Ave, ssasss dirty, others
ETY., 30, 10. aS.-.s -... .....s- ~.
In view.f q silence Of the oAoers guarding
the river bank, however, 8 mutt either be Il q
hey ar, Gu on already from opportuni lee 70
coumuui;.ts With wasi inston, or that tt ere ID
no substantial foundationw atever for the runners
Of huge proportions mentioned shove.
IN the meanw. lie, - all In W ashngtcn realize,
large boo iss Of our troops sss moving night an
day TO positions fr, y which . can b massss Of
The situation, should these accounts prove true.
Never before have the ssresn Of washington
been 90 crowded, it beiag almost % ain ,ult 70
navigate back enc now . fssm<rly PsansyIva.
MIA avenue. TAia imnsnse throng In our streets
il Of course for the m part caused By The mill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-06
T. oFFIcF,

fNRDNANc E0FFIcF, .... $780,.
- '-'- ~ VA ! a .,n,,s ~, 's.,. . ~,
PneroeAIs VII - reesised by fhis fspsrsmsus
S.L = -, is ssr s :,sse e. lsss for ss
% White .tr ees, New YORK vAsf' ssnslas %.
90 slrs.a,iol ssy,, =. ssA.ss.s, '' 50. ~ :
Thsse p lsnlss nxst % Of psTs veol. olose
WOVEN. efi ytont yaEHs- - e. s-U IA IN =, :,
.SFoR TsE cAvALRS,
,,nstso. biz 9 oolcI, With "a orsnss bercer ts5ss
i.sasr: ~. an isesss nish, 81 o aa sosi. N
the osst M the blsnEst. = :. =. r,.gI
R.d FS sa;d hRHs y v,d. and
;iI inehss IA Shsbissk color. IN tns ssses Of "
ipsSs. we, q .ss se, :, u ili; r. sas
nSa loved ,n s.e ss - p eps ssS
.ss. q. ss NM NiLs cases @ b dss'nalasa b
.sss J: g: :: 8: ~ ::
90. r.; I a., s.
o. u svo We 9. '. re ssss of q: CO Sc,,. ~ss
shs ss.,.aesSr 20 f'rfsi s Of he anu M sss
f,s 81 ~ " = sc..,ss, ys,sa ss.. no, co...
~ sh.ss 90 !: noe 80. s. siiy. ss:ssss
Ae Ts sn ,...; e sses vel as.i.sy aas
al q sss sids .rsss to r,jsot q,
=. o. puty ootai lins osr, re VI, 1850,
;sSfsi s tiass N, Ss.'s ,uIstss .: s
g i s; e: S An !: sSs s ss
= 81 ga ,ssgo9 E-asgl or e Crdssass,..a
Az vnss ssdeysea .a..s ws'A'ss''s. s.os 4,
81 srsesss1isis 4hqkse.s. - - !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-06

u G-n. COL nas iAtu,d u very stiagen
o'3-t- requiring al military Characters In his
department, whether a srs or 1ivstes, TO be In
Cam 81 han ct ssSe4 In the evening, aEd
frt7rv asses will be recOg nissa except ,uch
as s'e niued b, the CO onel II rhe regiment to
- bi>h the osa sr belongs, .r by Marshal Van
n~''srd moss .aceik mt order, aid IL would
pot ipttsr the o.tcii Line Of tie amy in the least
TO snf rec SINNER one iE W Washington ard the
d isuscI Of Co uuh ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-06
PROM rREpERlcKssURe

We learn by peson juss arrived from Fredsr.
ichsburg, tina, on Monday, afe, our evacuation
there, many Of the Inhabitants Of fredericksburg,
who had purchased boots and shoes from cur int.
lers, ost.nsibly for their own ne, PACKED them
into wagons and sent them OF to the Rebel sol.
d'ers. IL 10 beiievsi that they aent away large
quantities Of much needed supplies Of this sort,
thus oblaintd, to tie Rebel army
A free colored man, drayman, was arrested
and summsrily hung By the Coufederstes In Fred
ssicksbuys, for ssrtins articles 70, Contestants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-06

IN, ~. 1 - ~ .s :. ~ Fasavsev''s
Slsfs thsss 40 o 1ad shsu, cypress, M no
ethse eptniea than what moulas iO.lf out Of the
fAseo ueeefofoes I have praised 6eaessl Pope
ssoe ifisn1s Of mine thcaght too literally 1do
nse mink %. II stu ny oDlaies that down 10
the time Whsn b srrived On the Rappahananck
he eamretgn was pursueA with shfiity, ana wss
1elQrve1iy eaeoefM out iron - 6oneuxb9
feoe this IL ths ftver thego has Ten ely
1e31y, diaonoee md retreat Thaf hi6 am, bss
loee eon1 1o1ce . him u Z fact Ian bo1nd 70 -.
eoe4. Nleeate q stFone1y Il 10 hecauoe the TN
psession saddealy received was equally strong.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-06

Z, DIT RioOv.LkD Ekoa RHK BAffLR.FIILp
] 'e 0Gdy OF Ill Ut samuel Fesseaden, who wa;
killed. la recent susass msnt at Ce.irevilie, wa.
yesterday Ftco's.ed By his cousin, Lieut. Joshua
tssseHd'n q , = and Medical Director Gen
ir'.ey, Hh0 snt thItner IN Ter the protection O,
Z of tue for thur purpose. Tne remains
VIII pe ist'n 10 Maine Tomorrow for in,efneut
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-06

TsE ExcIrInESr IN PEsNzYLyAsiA Pc IN
o Ivsnia paPsrs contain accounts Of the excite.
n-nt .x'.'i g, especially In the border eouaties,
in view Of Tie 'umarrd approach Of ths rebels
A j fe' col I'd mt however, that II they ever In.
v-de the Stat, Ia, few viii be Left 70 return TO
to- tie TO ' Of their msfching. The citaens arr
alive % tie dane m-nacing them, and are pre-
rs :nz q meet f. n franklin county alone,
wi'h'n tierty four b Iurs, fifteen husd.ed names
hfvs ee,n enrolled, and an 20 isl number OF
nu - wsre, i"rt evening, FORWARDED 10 Cham.
her.6Irx VT Executive. o.aer counties have
sjs0 ,sk n TIE same precautions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-06

ID The community generally will sympa-
s;t- with Pos msster Cereal Blair and his
f-nily on tie Unexpected deceese Of lovely
daughter. VIII ich SD event took place on Thurs-
a'T, In Philadelphia For srveral We Ii the
Child was IN, sAd on Monday afternoon the
plotb.F ,fs here " ID her for q visit to the
+, RIGGS OF BETHEL EN-. Pa Pressing duties pre-.
c q Id the sosenee ef tbs fsher hom The seat Of
G"vsfDnien', bst Re had hopes Of the daughters
Tee very On Ttuntay aitefnson, however, he
Tee ivsd the q c,ing tidinss Il ker DEAN BY
tS.el Alb ..--- 80
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FROM SANTA 20
0isss tisfacttea In Cslsysds.

KANSAS ci1T, sePkmoe'o The santa Fe mail
has been received with dates to the asth ult..
ma king the trip 10 ten DAYS
The mail party met quite q large namber Of
i'usns on the route, bu, thty were ell peaceable.
Tue Santa Pc Gazette, Of tina I'D ult, furnishes
the following:
G'est discomfort exists among the population
OF Colorado Territory. There hai not been any
open demonstration yet, but General Candy hs.
made such disposition Of his troops &c viii sf.
fectuallv and speedily suppress any attempt st
naturalization Two batteries Of heavy artiI
military d. paFtment
Mr. MAXWELL has been sppointAd Indian Az
und-r the new organization for New MeY,, EN-
An attempt was made to a'e IN epep> 60.
ntghs, but through the ex rtious % .ence, las
the fames were eItinguished. tbs frere
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Fscb NS-Ts GAsSIisA I'VE iesfn ~ . iste
srrivsi fr"m hrs bern, NOfth osselIsa, tkat the
tDwa 10 ss~ 0ceupi.d ny Eve shoasafd wocps
Sndsr toe command Of Gen. D Foster, cen
si:.d 10 % d New Yerk, I'm. ga, Nh, Id.
e Toe s<s Rho6s f.iAna Ths oIk New je,,sy n
on picIes auty .Issz ne fstisusa sssa Nswbera
70 s9fS<t Evys, taias u laies n 1saniors a
fsw Dors OF Gs tabs e.tanis have rss1rasa D
salc, give esesaIsstng ssssaas - ths osioa
se.i-s IN North csioiias 49, - e
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EVACUATED.

We hear that Aqua Creek has been entirely
evacuated by our forces, every thing being
brought away from there hat could poasihly be
Of use to the United states We take &c for
eantsd that the temporary buildings, railroad
arrangements, wharf, &C., constructed for our
military purposes At that point have been rem
daed useless 70 tie enemy also.
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II The Unittd states 6rsnd Locge Of Odd
F.n va ~iII assemble IN Baltimore on the third
hoEdsv Of this outa. IA election OF orarsp
wAI take place, besides which there is no bu, l.
ns.. q petal Importance to be brought up & Z
con,ldeILu n
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fh- I.s.Exssssr spt n bends no danger Of for.
egn inssI pensien on account Of he late unfostu-
n. cisssstrs 70 the Federal sfma.
The RI - tees IN inclineA a. fas % Il dsses,
% fsv = III. tr.itJrous rn ysct Of the New Yosk
Comm. tee" to get up Geo Prem, ut a. military
Di-.s'cr viii go 600 men In opposition TO tbs Gen.
ira Gov.rnnehL --.-
The rs,'iu ioos adopted BY the committee wess
"a follow
r sel-sd. That Gen. Fremont and Gen. Mitch
cit b. Zach requested, ~ the Government viii
corsSnt 70 rrp' Il In tbs state, without delay,
q corps Of 81 ON men. and tntif application fof
sUch cors'B &c made TO the Gent raj 6sv.rnment,
zd 80 'efute, 'ben " th't g ale govern mens
80 lr.S 1ks al r-st ,ents Of this CITY who ere
vilrs t. jim such corrs hs requested to COM
muni n = ~ ir nsu~s ard residences to some
IN, mt . Of this con n. tee.
Th Re-, .b! eas thl, ks these resolutions are 9
sigEif;snf indi s,rn of the sig ms OF the times
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Command Of the s,v

.CeOmand Of the ssY
Or. Louis, Sept -Tsf the southwest.
morning says ths' .-fhe Democrat OF this
bsen supsss~ The report that Gen. Curtis had
the S,stb) ed a commando ~ the Army Of
resv~ west, except for a snort time, az his OWE
ct, 10 recover his health, 10 Incorrect. We
ave authority for stating that he hss nt yer been
feprimanded by the War Department, and are
4 authorized 60 mike this statement. '....- H4--
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u Hon AZ GlIs.brsnnet, former sereet nt-
ni-AfIr, o = Bouse o. Representatives, has
b. n DoGnIAsted for CorErcrs by the democrats Of
TysS c. unity, p sui c. to TIE decision Of the
ecRf,retE of Cumberland end Perry counties.