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JOHN HARRIS, P. Z.
Summit, Sept. 10, '62.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-01

sent dispatch to Capt. Davis which reached
Memphis, Saturday morning. Capt Davis
Immediately started down the river with the
Benton, and others of the flotilla will soon
follow.
The Grenada Appeal of the 22d learns that
the federal fleet, to the number of twenty
gunbOats and mortars, opened fire at an
early hour that morning on the lower batter
les at Vicksburg. Van Dorm is in command,
there, having superseded Lowell in command
of that department.
A letter to the same paper from Chattanoo-
ga, the 18th, says ''we have direct news TINS
morning that the enemy are falling back pc
fore our advancing columns from Poweus
Valley to Big Greek Gap. While this is go
ing on, Mitchell is moving on our rear IN the
vicinity of Battle Creek waiting to fall upon
his prey.
The Grenada Appeal of the 25th says that
Gen. Van Dorm advised all the families IN
Vicksburr to move eight miles back from the
river. He intends to defend that department
to the last extremity. That paper also says
that on Saturday last the federal mortar fleet
in tow of tug boats from below, was repulsed
at Grand Gulf by their batteries of six and
twelve Founders. The same day the gun
boats at Vicksburg opened brisk fire on the
batteries, which continued over an hour, with
out doing any injury.
Of affairs in Arkansas the Appeal says that
''the rapid movements of Gen. Hindman's
forces have almost rid the state of Curtis
army, and that they have succeeded in driv-
ing him back to position within a short dis
lance of the Missouri line. When our infor-
mant left they were still retreating."
At the election in this city on Thursday,
John Park, the Union candidate, received
724 votes, being all the votes cast.
NASHVILLE, June 30.-Dr. Cheatham, SUI
perintendent of the Tennessee lunatic hospit-
al, was sent to the penitentiary to-day, for
treason also, Rev. C. D. Elliot. Fourteen
hundred federal prisoners taken at Shiloh and
paroled, were sent home to-day. A large
quantity of cotton has been received here.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-01

ITN1oY RAM FLEET, OFF VICKsBURG, June
26.-The Union rams communicated WIN
Cam Farrauut on Wednesday. He was to
attack Vicksburg on Friday. Twenty vessels
were in position, and Farragut was confident
of victory. The rebel force was estimated
at twelve thousand. 1t is reported that Far
ragut has destroyed the town Of Warrington
The cotton was burned all along the rivers
Com. Davis fotilla is to cooperate with Far
ragut. Curtis is in a perilous condition III
Arkansas. The rebel general Rains is IN his
rear with fifteen thousand men. The gun
boat Arkansas was aground in Iazoo river
There Is great distress and alarm in the SOUTH
MEMPHIS, June 2s.-Jef Davis, in long
letter to Gov. Brown of Georgia, defends the
CONSUMPTION law as constitutional and abso-
lutely Indispensable to the maintenance OF
the rebel armies.
The Memphis trade committee report the
northern shipments of yesterday as 92O6
hogsheads of sugar, Sly hogsheads of mo-
lasses, and 706l bales of cotton. Much cot
ton is brought in from the country. The to-
tai Memphis shipments this year Will reach
10000 bales.
MEMPHIS, June 2s.-The Avalanche has
been notified by the provost marshal that an
editorial published yesterday, is exceedingly
OnecuOnaolei anu VhhI cIlIioisnl Vn wy S''i T.
of military officials cannot be allowed, and it
is warned not to repeat the offence.
CAmo. June 30.-The steamer Forest
Queen from Memphis has arrived with $50
bales of cotton. The news from the flotilla is
highly interesting. Our gunboats and rams
passed the mouth of the Yazoo river, and pro-
ceeded TO within four miles of Vicksburg,
from which point seven men went by land to
the Louisiana side and communicated with
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Items.

ALEXANDRIA, June 3O.-The hospitals in
this city are full of sick and wounded soldiers,
numbering altogether some eighteen hundred.
The buildings are kept clean and well venti-
lated, and the patients receive the best care
and attention. Yesterday citizens from near
ly every loyal state visited these hospitals.
New YORK, June 30.-Mayor Fay of Chel-
sea, arrived this evening, with Capt. Carruth
and lieutenants Dalton and Parkinson, of the
LIST Massachusetts regiment, wounded in the
recent battle. All were sent forward in the
eight o'clock train by Col. Howe. Capt Wild
was left in Philadelphia.
The steamer Matanzas, from Port Royal,
brought the following :-Lieuts. Sprague,
Knapp, and Daily, of the Sth Maine, all sick /;
Lieut.. Coddy, Bird New Hampshire Major
Watson, Sth Michigan, wounded; Lieut..
Hutchinson, do. do. They will all be removed
to the New England rooms tomorrow morn
ing.
BosToN, June 30.-Orders by telegraph
from Washington, received at the navy yard,
require the new gunboats Tioga and Genes
see to be fitted for sea Immediately. The
Tioga will probable sail Thursday. The
Genessee will not be in readiness for some
days.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-01
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, June Bottle senate to-day
confirmed the following appointments by the
president: VIM. G. Campbell of Tennessee,
brigadier general; Isaac Newton, commits
sioner of agriculture; VIM. r. Taylor, collec-
tor of the customs for Bristol and Warren, r.
l.; surgeon Lewis HUMPHREYS, medical in
spector in the army.
The statement in Washington paper to-
day that Gen. King declined to take command
of corps No. of the army of Virginia is not
correct The whole matter turned upon
question of policy upon which the secretary
of war, Gen. Pope, and Gen. King, were
agreed, and the latter returned to his first
choice. There was no dispute or declination
about it.
No application for leave of absence to the
secretary of war will receive attention. Adj
jutant General Thomas is at present author
lied to consider and answer such applications.
Capt. Geo. B. Ruggles of the adjutant gen
erals department has been appointed chief of
Gen. Popes staff with the rank of colonel
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-01

MANASSAS, JUNCTION, June Boa lieu
tenant colonel in the rebel army, by the name
of Nichols, who has yet resigned his COM
mission, and declares he will not, was to-day
arrested in the garb of a peddler, going from
camp to camp selling his wares. An old resi-
dent of Brentsville says that Nichols was a
lawyer before the commencement of the re-
bellion, but since then has been very active in
raising troops to fight for the rebel cause.
Col. Pierce holds him as spy, and is to be
dealt with as such.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-01
KENNEDYS RHEUMATIC IMMINENT

The attention of the public is called to this most
ceent of all Lniments as perfect and speedy for
all the aches aud pains thathesh is heir to.
RHEUMATISM is caused by a stagnaton of the
fluids, arising from checked perspratonis cured by
few bottles Of kENNEDY's RHEUMATIC EMINENT.
NEURALGEA-the king of all paints caused by
Inflammation CT the nerYes-ls instantly cured by
few applications Of KENNEDYs RHEUMATIC LINIHENT
SPRAINS are caused by over-exension and
sudden action of the musces-is cured by few bot
ties OF kENNEDY's RHEUMATIC LINIMEET equally good
for man or beast.
PLEURISY is an Inflammation of the lining of
the ribs cured by few bottles of KENNEDYs RHEU-
MATIc LINIMENT
BRUISES are caused by sudden pressure of the
flesh and smashing Of the tssues-is instantly relieved
by KEHNEDY's RHEUMATIC LINIMENT
CRAMP Is contraction OF the muscles, caused by
sudden stoppage of the fluid which prevents
animal life having free Owis cured by few applca
lions OF KBNGEDYs RHEUMATIC LIE1NEHT.
BILIOUS collie Ia caused by neuralgia in the
RHEUMATIC LIEIMEHT In warm water every haii hour
SOWE THROAT AND IIOARSEN EsS
are caused by unnatural dryness Of the gladswetA
piece of flannel with KEHNEDY's RHEUMATIC LIhlhEhI,
apply 1t going TO bed, and you VIII DC "enh tne
"MEXDACHE AND THROHBING OF
THE TEMPLES Is caused by pressure ron lsesOle
perspiratlon-is cured by few applications Of hkhhE-
Df R "a e vi ssS OF THE BACK-Follow the
dirocfinn In tile circular around each bottle. .
eood for TOOthaChe, Earache. SNencu y ace anu
fpdanatlon Of every kind. Every family should nave
tgll SUPPLY gtyyIe SI b y DoSALD KENNEDY oxbury
Mass Price 50 cents. Sold By DAVID SCOTT, 1EO
p IA RLow, JAMES GREEN, BUSH a CO., M; =
MoCONVILLE, W. II. UOULDlNG, and by Druggists
everywhere.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-01

LURAY, VA, June 80. Gen. Crawford,
with portion of his brigade and the cavalry
under Col. Tompkins, made a reconnaissance
up the valley and entered the town this morn
ing, driving the rebel pickets and capturing
one. The four companies of rebel cavalry
who occupied the town fled on our approach.
Our cavalry pursued them mile on the New
Market road when skirmish ensued, our cav
ally charging the enemy. We took four pris-
oners and wounded several. Our loss was
one killed and three wounded. The object of
the reconnaissance was fully accomplished.
The enemy had no stores there.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-01

LOUISVILLE, June 30.-Last night party
of rebel guerillas, supposed to be 500 strong,
belonging to Henderson and Webster coun-
ties, attacked company of the Louisville
provost guard, encamped in the hotel at Hen
derson. One of our lieutenants was killed,
and two Of our men were wounded. Finally
the rebels cleared out under cover of dark
ness. Federal achievements will reach Hen
derson from two points tomorrow morning.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-01

W ROAD.-DIVIDEND No. pa semi annual div
idend of two dollars share has been declared the
Directors of this Company PAYABLE the first day of
July next, to holders OF stock on the oath inst.
\. W. HAMMOND, Treasurer
Worcester, June 20, 1862. DIV je2l
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Auftrgms.
MORTGAGES SALE Will be SO

MORTGAGE SALE Will be sold
AZ at Public Auction, the premises, MONDAY
the 2st day Of July next at ten O'Clock in tie forenoon
by T. W. Vail Auctionee, the premises described in
certain mortgage deed given by jonathan Grout to the
Worcester Mechanics Savings Rank, dated June Il, A.
D. 1852 and recorded in the Worcester County Registry
of Deeds Book for Worcester Mechanics Savings Bank
Page lO Said premises consist Of lot of land 30
front by $50 feet deep, in said mortgage
deed on Irving street in the city of Worcester with
cottage dwelling house and barn thereon. The sale will
be made in pursuance of the power of sale contained in
said mortgage decd and agreeably to Of sale
entered on the Eth day of June current in the Superior
Court, in action commenced said mortgage bv the
Worcester Mechanics Savings Bank Plaintiff against
sale, Cash
The Worcester Mechanics Savings Bank,
by A MCF- DAVIS, Atty.
E. w. VAIL, Auctoneer.
Worcester, June II, 1852. dtjy2l jel7
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Postmaster Wakeman of New York has
provided for the delivery of mail matter at all
hours of the night, thus enabling strangers
and others to obtain their letters without stay
ing over until morning.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-26

ScOtttsh Refor IA to Pre- stdent Line 0lns
The Parliamentary Reform Association Of
Paisley, Scotland, have addressed the follow
ing letter to President lincoln praying him
TO push the rebels hard;
To his Ereetlelcy A6raham LineoIn President,
and the members Of The EgseutiVso of tie Coz
srrsnaent Of the United States Of America:
GENTLEMEN: Ever since the period when
your brave fathers won for themselves on the
battlefield the independence of their country,
the down trodden people of Europe, those
patriots who have been forced to leave their
native land to avoid the tyranny OF despots,
have found in America resting place and
home. Unlike the countries of the Old w orld,
where the industrious classes are in political
slavery, you enjoy the blessing of living under
a constitution founded on the equal rights of
mana constitution which has had q long and
successful trial, has demonstrated the capabili-
ty of the people for selfgovernment, ana has
| contributed more than any other system of
government hitherto established, to forward
the cause of freedom and civilization. Un-
der 1t the great end of government has
| been obtained-the greatest possible hap
| piness 10 the greatest possible number.
Seriously impressed with these ideas, We
take the liberty Of expressing to you our
deep regret on learning The bold and daring
| attempt now making toseparate the Southern
| States from the Union. Far distant from the
scene of action, we can only assign two causes
| for this understandable daTing--the deep cha
grin of the Southern party that the power TO
govern the country has fallen from heir hands,
and their strong desire to perpetuate the slave
ry of the African race, an evil the people
| of America unfortunately inherited from
| Great Britain, and which is Eow threatening
| To destroy your excellent form of government.
The world and poslerity will doyeu honor for
your great forDearance at the commences
ment of this civil war. Not until the United
States flag was deeply insulted did you give
counter ance 70 shedding the blood of KIM
dred race We rest in the confidence that the
wealth, the patriotism aud dauntless bravery
of the people of the North will enable you to
put down this uncailed-for rebellion. Ine
gigantic efforts you have already made render
you worthy Of being placed side By Side WIZ
the fathers of yonr great republic. TfSstihe
that an ali-wIse Providence will guide your tx
ertions to successful issue, and that the time
is not far distant when peace, union and pros-
perity will be restored to your country, we
have the honor to be, gentlemen, yours truly,
ak. MCANDREws, Chairman.
| RoB'T COCHRAN, Secretary.
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BACK PAPEks WANTED
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IA following numbers of tie Memphis Daily appeal;
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December IL, I6, Is % and IS.
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August 2
Sept moer 3 and is.
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November Is, Il. % and -.
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A SPECIAL to the Missouri Democrat says:
Z "Gov. ANDREWS telegraphs to Senator
SUMNER that Massachusetts has six more reg
i.aents ready for the field.
"Rumors are around to-day that the rebel
Gen. JACKSON is coming up the Valley to
outHank Pope and attack Washington. There
is probably no foundation for the report"
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-26

AT special meeting of the board Of Trus-
tees of the Covenant Mutual Life Insurance
Company, of St. Louis, held yesterday, it was
ordered that permits be granted to those now
insured in this company to engage in the
militia service Of the State upon the payment
Of az additional i've per cent. per annum on
the amount insured.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-26

A NOBLE citizen of Boston, who has given
four sons to the army of his country-one OF
whom has fallen-has authorized the use Of bis
name to the subscription for raising Boston
fund for the relief of disabled soldiers for the
sum of e We hundred dollars.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-26

The Treasury Department began the new
delivery Of postage stamps on "Wednesday
last, $4,000 worth will bs issued each DAY I
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hours ngn...-.


Colonel Mason, OF the -.
regiment denounced By Gen. Sherman ~.
cowardice at the battle of Shileh, with $40
men and two cannon, IN strong intrenchments
at Clarksville, surrendered without resistance
to the same number Of guerFllas. The guer-
rillas were aided by rebels who had taken the
oath of allegiance. a large amount Of United
States property was seized.
One hundred soldiers were captured BY
geerrillas at Aanskow Creek, near Eigeield
junction, and the bridge burned.
Gen. Nelson left Nashville for Louisville
this morning.
Lieut.. Col. Heffren, of Indians, has been
arrested for violating orders.
RUsSELLvuLx, Ky, August 21.-AH that
IS known here Of the capture at Clsrksyile
il that Col Mason surrendered his whole COM
msnd 70 guerrilla force under A. r. JShn-
son, Wood ward and Garth. The most reli-
able reports represent Mason's force at two
/ hundred and ninety, and that of the rebels
| fEcm four hundred to six hundred. Not gun
/ was fred. Mason aud his men were paroiad
F, sad went down the river.
Later.
! Further information from Clarksville sho US
! the surrender, the NEST disgrsceful and cow
1 srdly Of the war The paroled prisoners were
allowed 10 carry off their horses and side
srms The surrender was made to an inferior
force of rebel cavalry. Mason and Wood
ward made speeches complimenting each
other.
General CorcorRn at Philadelphia.
PHILADELPaTA, August 2l--0n his arrivs
az Independence Hall, General Coreerar
was received by Mayor Henry in an earnest
speech.
Repres entstiyss from North Carolina.
WASHINGTON, August 2i.-The Presiden
has authorized Governor Stanley TO order tn
lection Of Representatives to Congress fol
the First and Second Districts in North Care
Inns.
important Order from the War Depart
HARRISBURG, August 2l.--Two Regiments
Rent South to-day. A 4
!. BY orders received fsosA the War Depart
ment, Surgeon General Smith is directed L
instruct surgeons to examine persons claimin.
exemption with reference to their ability T.
fight and do other duty, and that only unde
this order those claiming exemption on &C
count of various disorders will stand but
/ poor chance.
Surgeons viii be at once selected for the va
rious counties and sworn to perform their du
ties without fear or favor. n % certificates o
phs sicians or afidavits of disease by person
aftlicted will be regarded by tho examining
surgeons.
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regiments
to the full strength :.
once be filed By draft.
CUerriftas at work ise Nilsson =.
SEDALIA, Aug. S2o.-Adviees from the West
are 80 the effect that the rebel forces under
Coffee, Quantril, ,Cockerel, Tracy and others,
which were lately nlenaeing Lexington, ere
in full retreat southwark. They are two
thousand strong, aud have the two spiked can
non captured from Major Foster, at Lone
Jack, on Friday last. Colonel FiiZ Henry
Warren, of the First Iowa Cavalry, and Brig.
Gen. BlGnt of Kansas, are in hot pursuit,
with three thousand i've hundred troops and
fourteen pieces Of artillery.
Yesterday Colonel Warren was ten miles
| north of Johnstown, Bates county, snd zen.
| Blunt twelve miles nor.h west OF him, both
/ moving very rapidly. The rebels we're only
! one hour ahead Of Warren's cavalry. There
| is every prospect that they will be overtaken
| and captured, or badly whipped at the crossing
of the Usage river.
As soon as COL Houston, commander at
Lexington, heard of the defeat of Major
Foster at Lone Jack, he made energetic pre-
perations for the defense of the city. The old
fortifcations were extended to the river, to
snable the troops to get water, aud all adjacent
bu, ,;tings which might serve as q shelter for
sharps, ,Neote2s, blown up.
| CaI Ho 'ston also ordered all hemp in town
! In he hp-na5 1. prevent the reDels from usAh6
it as breast Wi. "he warehouses and hemp
thus burned were prob Morsn .,ons Sers
| Inc hemp and factory of Nj, an Insurance
valued at $4,000, on which was :. ~ secnra
Tor S23 900. The city is now entire.
against attack.
From Havana
NEW YORK, August 2l.-The steamer %.
lpmbia from Havana, 10th, arrived.
The yellow fever has been raging there the
past month very fatally.
orzaoa dates to the Sth ult, and Vera Cruz
TO the lst.
Little news Doblada offered Gen. Golden.
who succeeded Marquee in command, $300 900
TO turn the troops over to the Mexican gov
erRment. Money to be paid out of a loan ne.
gotisted with representative of the United
States.
The French steamer Grenada bouabarded
Campeachy, destroying several houses, but
was driven OFF by schooner hastily armed by
the authorities
Advices from Martinique report that 1000
French reintorcements tor Mexico had reached
there, and "a, 900 were expected.
Affairs ON the Isthmus.
NEW YORK, Aug. 2l.-AdVices per Cham
pion state tnat affairs on the Isthmus are likely
20 continue unsettled long time, and TO result
IL its separation from the general government
and Independence. The presence Of the
U Ueited States frigate Saranac 1T Panama, il
is SAID, has alone prevented the negroes fron
attackin the city.
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The Nationals in Hot Pursuit
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More Of the Tax Law Appointments.
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MOYing Of the Rebels about GOrdOnsVille.
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missa~ri Gusrril,as in Fun Re4-
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ANOTHER STORY OF A FUGITIVE.
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No More Postpons,neat Of tie Dreft.