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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-21
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Scandinavian Medicines.

UyHE celebrated scandinavian Blood Purifier and Blood
Pills, and also dealer IN all Genuine Family Meti-
cines, No. East Fourth ST., Cincinnati, o.
For the prevention and Of diseases arising from
impurities Of the blood secrcti0ns.
Certified 20 by Morris Morris, ESQ, Rev. Mr. nchuiep.
OF indianapolis, Rev Jas Haven, kokomo and hundreds
Of other citizens Of Indiana.
Price Of the Scandinavian Vegetable BLOOD Purifier, G
per bottle, IS per half dozen OF the Scandinavian
Vegetable Blood Pills. Is per box hve boxes for
tl.
Read Dr. Roback's Special Notices and Certificates,
published conspicuous part Of this from time
time.
Dr. Robsck's Medical Almanac and Family Adviser con-
tanning great variety Of Interesting and valuable medical
Information, be had gratis Of any Of his Agents
throughout the country.
From the Mishawaks (st Jos Co. Ind. Enterprise Feb
2. 1851
worthy of Uertt.
Among the many remedies offered % the public under
he head Of Patent Medicines, IL relief 20 know that
claimed for them-and worthy Of and place In
family. Belonging this class be mentioned
DR. Roback's Scandinavian Remedies-J1ood Purifier and
Blood Ps-which most excellent preparations. and
intended Like thousands of Others sc bear personal
witness 10 this having used them In family with the
best effects. We also acquainted wits many who speak
voluntarily in praise of these medicines
One Of our leading business that by the use
Of only four bottles of Purifier he reosi hsn
hundred dollars worth Of benefit His &culfy Dys-
pepsia- We thanks for ib-ral present of
these remedies for use In our family.
For sale In Marion County by W B. vickcrs fntixnspobs;
Robt Browning do, Perkins Co. do: " Ros>ngerf>n,
do; Esner wocher, do, W. T. Hard, Southport, X w.
Church, Cumberland; v. d. Hanna 0stisnd. l. Drouher
ger, Csstieton: Warren ste-ry. Fsrn~rsvfii~. W
ieamsn BridgePori; and BY Drussis,s and Asrehs"''
throughout the Union-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-21

The following statement, taken from Official
sources, will show the army pay roll. In the first
column will be found the nett salary per month
and in the second the total salary per month
which includes rations. servant hi-c, forage, &c
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-21

James Gavin, Colonel.
John f. Cheek. Lieut.. Colonel.
Benjamin Q. Shaw, Major.
John NJ. Blair, Adjutant.
Richard p. Johnson, Quartermaster.
George W New, Surgeon.
William Gillespie, Assistant Surgeon.
John Kiger, Chaplains
Captains-Jessie Armstrong, Solomon Water
man, Scott Miller, Merit O. Welsh, Ira G. Grover
Samuel Lambertson, Wilson G. Lemert, Samue
j. Banta, John II. Ferry, Will G. Banta.
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Officers of indiana Regiments In the

SIXTH REsINENT-IS KENTUCKY.
Thos T. Crittenden, Colonel
Hiram Prather. Lieutenant Colonel.
Augustus II. Abbott. Major.
John Earnshaw. Adjutant
W. +. Mcclellan. Regimental Quartermaster.
DIR. Schissler Of Madison, Surgeon
Samuel II. Charlton, Assistant Surgeon
Observation-Disclosures Z. Baldwin, Samuel Rus
sell, Wm Davis, Hagerman Trip, John r. b.
Glasscock, James Motett, George W Brown,
Charles r. Vantrees, Augustus II. Albeit, Cal
vim Campbell.
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aCoNGREss

On Tuesday, the House bill passed the Senate. au-
horizing the Secretary Of the Treasury 10 offer re.
ward Of 5000 for the apprehension and conviction
Of persons engaged in eounlerfci,ing coniederaie
notes.
The Conscdpt bin, as presented by The Committee
OF Conference passed both Houses on Friday u au-
thorzes the President call and place in the mill
tary service Of the Confederate States for three years
al white men between the ages Of So aud As, Or such
part thereof as in his judgment may be Necessary 10
the public defence Pcorided, that Il the President
shall ir., call for only part, he shall call Coz those 30.
tween The age Of IS and any Other age less than IS,
and those eaiisd out shall 30 arr and Immediately
dersd 10 GU 10 their maxium number the companies,
&c, Organized prior 10 the 10th Of Apiil, 1862.
In the House, on Monday the e2l, resolutions were
adopted instrue,ing the Secretary u War y have e
eonnossnces msde Of Cumberland and Tennessee ii.
yers. with toe view Of iotlityins lhem
On Fniay. he loh. the SENATE pssssl he Hoass
BILL providing for lie Piyn,a q troops raised in Ms
souri BY Gen. Price.
On Saturday, the exemption bill iaa!Iy Passsd The
Senate u volts d 10 10 .. We viii PUBLISH the Law
IN full as soon as receive il.
ca Mondly btii was passed requiring n who fur
ash substitutes 70 guarantee ,hcir fidelity.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-10-01

DEPARTED iiis III 81 the Io,h instant, q. bis resi-
dsaos n obnse County, WILLIAMSON PAR
RlsH, Fl, il the ca year II his age, aaes severe
snd llretps la4ss of loureen weeks, shish Il. lore
Niih ga,ieaee ara fatgitude. During his siekae he
vas ae,ss laid . murmur Or complain, bot seemed
i await If i1;. with unexampled cdmness AMI
is. Fev persons 10 the writer Of this brief notice,
posc,.td 10 higher degree the social and domestic
,ir.ueS Kiad.hcaned and hospiahle. Ne always en-
a,ei himself around he arcside NiA Bis friend, and
nsishbos Many win bear witness 10 the senialy Of
ii. fieaa.aigs, and lis disposition - Obligs those
whom N could serve. Quiet aad unobstusise in bis
mspnss. Sc delighted more ia Inc social circle. than IN
lie ba, busting scenes q men. 10 i Che lag Il BE-
taaiy I've one 10 only son, now il Tie army, nao
survives 70 mourn oses Ibis disPsuslsioa, which
viii no. spase amidst The roar Of cannon and lhe f'sl
u arms
II state Journal plsass copy.
Died ID lie train near Raleigh, n. c. nth islh
ia,sn.. cat4lS ]. 4. JENNINGS, u Company q,
ilih lBslhsD Regiment \. @, Troop,
Died. il his county, on The ish ssrie s'hfr,1 q
pi,hihstia. EDWIN cATLETT IN y John n.
and \. 7. CLARK, aged tMO ysau and four months.
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GEN. L. on. BRANCH.

The remains Of Gen. L. OBJ. Branch. who fell in
the battle at sharpsbu,g on the l7lh Of September,
we're broughtlo Ralegh on Thursday evening last in
charge Of Maj. Engehard. Suitable arrangements
having been made BY the citizens Of Raleigh for the re.
csp,on Of his remains they me, al the depot, and
escorted Ia the ROtunda 81 he capssl ny guard ef
honor, where they remained until Friday morning. On
Friday morning the iuaerai ceremonies took Place,
conducted BY the Rev. DR.. Mason, Of the Episcopal
church. very large eoneourse Of eiiizens attended
the funeral, and military procession q some Twelve
hupdred, and the ceremonies were concluded BY nnns
three yoleys by the military over his grave.
Gen. Branch ably represented this district lor 81
years ii the Congress Or the United States aud was
for a time an efficient Presdenl Of The Raleigh and
CASTOR Railroad. Aier war broke Oul he so1nteesed
ss private in The Raleigh Rides as then apponed
Quauenna.ler General OF the s,ae, thea Colonel Of
the SD NJ 4. regiment and then Bngadier General, IN
which las, position be was acquiring considerable rcpu-
taIi0n.
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own sacks. If have to procure them, il
can only be done BY paying ssIt Cor them. and
will require from twenty 70 thirty thousand
bushels Of salt, whereas each consumer can
readily furnish iscounty commissions sack
or sacks to hold his supply. with his name
and the county distinctly marked on it.
! scarcely need to add that payments must
be made on delivery Of The salt to the com.
missioner or his order at this place.
The county commissioner can only be
known here Wy certificate from tie county
court CLERK, under bis seal OF Office
The pressing necessity fortune and labor
has rendered il necessary 10 contract with
fur or FIVE county commissioners for sup
plies delivered here, Tor which they are to
have apreference in point Of time in recciy-
ing their supplies. aAs
We have laborers enough engaged, but yet
require teams to haul wood Any county
commissioner sending teams shall be paid ID
salt at once. Respectfully submitted.
N. w. W00DFIN,
Superintendent.
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THE NEWS.

We have as yc, received very incomplete returns Of
the operations q our smy in MaSyland and il Is df.
cult ii present 10 ascertain il real position. Our forces
We know have suffered largely ia ksd and wounded
but The general result We have good believe
ha, heen greatly in our ssor Thecspure Of Harper.
Feuy, lie battles u Middleton and sharP.burg and
the overwhelming defeat Of Burnside By Gen. Jackson
Al shephsrdsiosn, nus, have had very damaging sf
e., upon the prospect. n Gen. Mcclellan. which il
viii he hard for him TO overcome.
The accounts tr1a rsane,see, Kentucky. and The
West generally coe,inue 10 bs Or ihs most cheering
kind and We may eIPed soon TO have important intel.
Isenee from tia, quarter. The New York Hsrad Of
ihe 2oth has dispatch from Louisville, announcing
tie Surrender q III Indiana regiments At Mamfa,ds.
vile. Ky.
East Tennessee hiss recently rliea sesera salualssr
companies for tie war.
The Pelsr,6urs Express Of Saturday says that The
numbeE q isakse troops ia and around Saik !. -.
insied ;, 1900 .nelaains $500 cavalry and hire.
batteries 81 artillery, numbering II pietes. The rail.
foai .guasdea III through The Disnal swamp. chiefly
By Ievss. They ore osi ing -four miles lbs .ids
d Suffolk, and say they will ho1 TIE town al 81
hazards. Il was reported short tine $50 tha suolk
va about 70 te evacuated b The enemy.
Reports have been received, Of blIIe 81 Cotton
HhI, fageae county Va. in which the enemy va.
completely routed. Win los II sOo; our lgss IS.
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From Gen. Prices Command-BrillIant
Engagement.
Iuks, Misa., September 20, 1888. !
We MobiIe. Sept. %.

Via Mobile sept %.
Tie right wing OF The enemy, under Ro.
sencranL. 5000 strong, were found adsanc
Ing Yesterday about 1 O'Clock 10 the after.
noon, on the junction road. driving in our
pickels. Gen. Price Immediately ordered
Gen. Herbert 20 move with his own and
Mlriin's Brigldes againsl them, and zen,
himself on the field. accompanied By Gen.
Little. they met the enem, advancing III
line Of battle aboat one nile south Of tie
tosn. Our line was Immediately formed,
and the battle opened.
Discovering the enemy ia force. General
Price sent back foe the other Brigades o.
little. Division. They came forward al
double quick. but did rot reach the field un-
al the enemy were driven back from every
position more than COO yards, with a loss
81 over City prisoners and nine pieces Of ar
tillefy.
Darkness prevented further pursuit, and
Little's Division bivoaacked on the field.
OJe loss 10 killed, wounded and missing is
$50. General Little was killed. ColOpels
Whitfield. Gilmore, and Mabary wounded.
The enemy having received reinforce.
ments during the night. Gen. Price deter.
mined 10 carry out orders Of the previous
morning. aud our forces lei, Iuka, between
and o'clock in the morning, bringing Oh
captured stores.
The attack which the enemy mnde on our
rear guard was repulsed with severe loss 10
them, aud our loss was only one wan.
The 81 Louisiana, WhitfeId's Legion, and
sd Texas Cavalry behaved with distinguish.
ed gallantry, and were the greatest sufferers
IN the fight on Friday. Their COlonels were
an wounded.
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Brigadier General Ransome, Of North
Carolina. slightly.
Col. AlIrsdaC ummings in command Of
Wilcox'sRrigadc. slightly.
From the Lynchburg Republican Of The Gath.
Another Heavy Battle The C0nfederates
Victorious.

In addition TO the telegraphic report of the
battle on Saturday last near Shepherdstown
we.have some information Of highly inter-
esting character
On Saturday morning, Gen. Jackson, who
still held the north bank Of the Potomac
near Shepherdstown, become aware that j
heavy column, commanded by Burnside, had
arrived on the opposite bank, and was pre-
pairing TO attack him. Gen. j., concealed Ills
troops as well as possible, SO as to show but
a small force. leading the enemy TO believe
their capture would be an easy matter. A
battery of four pieces was placed on bill
IN close proximity TO the river. but The ar.
tillerists were ordered to fire only one
round, and then TO abandon their guns. The
ruse had the desired effect. -Four brigades
Of the enemy rushed across the river, and
towards the guns, when Jackson preeipitated
his whole force pom them as with the pow
err Of an avalanche. The enemy were liter.
ally moved down and their entire body
nearly annihiIated. Our informant states
that the slaughter was the most terrific ever
known, in 50 short space Of time. Many
Of the poor wretchcs endeayored TO regain
the south bank Of the river, but were slain in
the attempt. and we are assured that SO great
was the number Of the dead. that the stream
was almost damned up BY their bodies.
About 1900 prisoners were taken, and Of
the whole force estimated at ten thousand
not more. il is thought. than two thousand
escaped.
Dur own losses are represented to be very
linconsidera0ie. but the extent was not pre-.
eisely known. IL was supposed, however
two hundred and fifty. killed wounded and
missing, is large estimate.
Thus has the nyincible stonewaIl and his
brave baud added another imperishsble leal
10 the already lustrous ehapet which encir,
cles their brows.
We are justified in saying that the situa.
ton Of our army in Maryland is of a char.
acter 70 encourage the highest hopes for II,
future success. SO far from being defeated
al ShatpSburg, as the northern press reports
We gained decisive victory, and its fruits
are NV being RAPED by vigorous pursuit
Of the enemy. who reiterated towards Fred
eriek. As We stated yesterday. the re-cros.
sing d tile Potomac BY portion Of our az
my, was purely a strategic movement, and
resulted in brilliant success near Shep.
herdstown On Saturday as above detailed
The main body 81 our army 10 pursuit Of the
enemy towards Frederick. is reported "a
have came up with and whipped them again
on Friday. We have however no definite
information Of this fight. though il is gensr-
ally credited.
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TRIBUTE or RESPECT

Msm.s.ing IF conp,uy G. llih tBs'aei) Resi.
m,ni, N. G. Troops late und.' dc sonnaOd . Capt.
i. Il. Jennings, ii camp Dapis, nsa' mhnins'on, ~
: \, ssg u Sent. 1906 IL following resolutions
were adOpleds ,,c !. 4.
wnrarA.. !, h,,h pleased Almighty Gsi II ~
wi,s d.pen.aion, |, irno'' iio'a our mad" Oa' ~
loved cspAin, ,. ..,,. ...s-
R.,ois.s nat vile We so~ WIN numoo 'uDm.1.
'.,. ,,iiI Y lin who dOeih all things we'll we
'o' = -. The loss Of our Captain who, BY his
ssspy .,n and good qualities as an Oiicsf, has
~. : y. .ate,r.d himself 70 Us all
h'gy ~ That IN he death We have sustained a
49,, ~. /, good officer and had friend We
~. .nB.,hirc With bis family in this their greatest
p,s., That COPY Of satss fssoiat'nS tc asns
!. 4. HltlssorousA Reeoflsrfer publication.
% 'n' n'''. Lltor. John II. MeDADE.
sfrsr y, =. TEsNY,
~
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neath or Col Tew.-col. Q. g. Tew, the

Death or Col Tcw.-col, q. g. Tew, the
cnterprising proprietor Of the Military ACADEMY near
this place. We regret learn, is supposed TO have been
killed in the battle Of Sharpsburs on the nth ef sep
temher We are informed, that while leading his re.
gimeui in charge upon the enemy he received shot
in the head aud was seen to Gall from his horse but
upon diligent search afterwards bis body could moi
be found His horse and holster Of pistols were
vered but his sword wasnO found ~ i possible, there
FORE that lie survived and is prisoners but,h report
does not relieve the fear ofa more fatal result.
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PROM OUR VICTORIOUS ARMY IN KEN
TtfCKv

We have received information (authcntic)
from our army in Kentucky. After leaving
Richmond u encountered two Federal rcgi.
ments At the Kentucky river, aud soon rout.
ed them, capturing many prisoners, aud
driving the balance 10 Lexington. The
neHt morning. September 2, our victorious
aud advancing troops marched into licking.
ton, aud were received with the most in-
tense enthusiasm and expressions Of Joy,
which did The hearts Of our brave soldiers
good. Substantial evidences Of gratitude
on the part Of The citizens we're most abun.
dans. The whole people Of Kentucky are
thoroughly stirred up and volunteering rap.
Idly. Already 5000 have been orgarissd,
aud we will very soon have 10000 met
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The Ashesille News says that Mr.. Woodfn, al
salNilie, Va is now making 500 bushels ot salt per
day, and the quantity will be increased as soon as adj
dional kettles can be put up. See Mr. Woodfn's
letter in to.day's issue.
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ORANGE GUARDS.
Camp near Martinsburg. Va,
septembes 2lF. 1859

sepiembes 2lsi, 1862.
Ma. HrAntI-DE4a sIE: Please pabhsh lor the
information q lie snds Of The eompanT the lilow.
ing List u killed. wounded ana missing. II lie or.
snse Guards Go. g. 27,h n. c. Infantry in the
battle near shaiPshurs Nd. sept I1h, 1859
Killel-Priyates W. Hopkins, J. /. Jackson, nd
GA. Watson.
Severely Wounded-la Lieut.. !. x. WhaeI, in
lcg and ,sken By ire enemy sergt.TC Carmiehael.
10 leg Pdsa,es J. N. Faucet, Ia high L. Meniu.
in stomach; W. !. Paueison. 10 leg; w. r. shiell..
IN high; q. !. Walker. in arm q. WI Woods, 10
both thighs.
Slightly woundsi-cofpI. X. Richards, in hand
Pfyaies r. r. CLARK, IN thigh 9. s. Coolsy. IN am
Z. Dunnssan. 10 head r.. Hall, 10 shoulder; j. a.
Hayes, in face !. Mics. 10 high; An Paul. in arm
\ ~. snecd, 70 ankle; w. L. Terry. 10 hsad; ID.
Thompson, % neck !. r. whiueI. ii shoulder
Missing -PfsaIs J. l.. Cooley.
~ publishing ri, you viii vey much oblss,
Yours. very respectfully,
JAMES A. GRAHAM.
~ IL eommAdng 60. @. 9Th ". e. Infy.
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This ofice', u smother letter received By de same
mail, ssys, We have been 90 he march every DAY
snea - Iefi Rapdan station, thai .sroy DAY IL this
month, and several tines have continued i III nshl
we're a Hsrpet's Perry when that pos, w. taken but
M hssineai VS. nol snssgsi 10 fhs battle si
sn"p.oa's' Nd,ws losl nearly 200 nen killed and
"'unusai 80 oat Company . killed and 90 wounded.
,eu'; INTEL Ell int hs hands Of The enemy and
Lieut. Dickson being rex, ani capi. Web sbsen, on
GUY, vas 70 charge Of the Company, daring bs 70.
n,indei q ihs Fight, md an ihansia tina, cams Ou
uhAa''. Ths Regiment took Battery Ifou. ne enc.
sy' aai throughout Ihs ,eiion displayed hs coolest
s'@nsl'ou and bravery. Five men Of our comVs.
4 y s'. y. sAlssis, ". n Patterson Merritt. ma
n. :, 'oa.. were i-N ia ,hs hospital o. s.. NON
-" ne fgssipis uhsa We fo.eiosssd, and an =.
IL h'ni' q 'h' snsay, su Out su,assn $500 VI
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Mafne Election The Black Republicans have
carried tho election for Governor, Consressmen and
Legislature, su, BY diminished vote. The increase
in lhe Peace Democratic vote is $40.
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The yellow Fever In yyIlmlnglon.--

New Of The fever continue to occur IN Whining
TOM aud il Is said the disease is Of most malignant
type, and few instances Of recovery are known.
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with them, and they WILDE well cared for. The Com.
pany Is now here and faring we'll"
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Y Pron,otions in the 9th N. G, Troops
---lsaac Z. Avery, Colonel; Ro ert = Webb, LieS'
tenant Colonel; Samuel MD. Tate, Major.
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Our march has been marx ]!
line Of successes. Tie Federal Stores, guns.
ammunition, horses, mules, &c., &C., cap
sared are immense.
Uur glorious flag floats proudly over the
capitol and Frankfort. Paris and many
Ousf towns are in our possession. Cincin-
IA nS's' Louisville, &C., are greatly stirred up.
ihe reception given John H. Morgan. ON his
ness. n
lHf hosPiTALs.--From report presented
- We confederate Congress. It appears that
.ae wnole number Of patients (soldiers) adj
mllled INTO the various hospitals in and a.
round klchmond, from the date Of their or
ganlzation to the present time. Il. 99. 500. &c
whom 9,774 have been furlouehed and 6o3
have died. The rest, Ii Is presomed. nave
recovered and been discharged except those
remaining in the hospital. Wig
WILLIAM AND MARY CoLLEon BunSr =.
shortly after the attack Of Col. shingler's
cavalry upon the enemy at Williamsburg,
Virginia, party Of Yankees visited the
town and set fire to the college building,
destroying it completely. II was eompar-
atyely ney editits. occupying the site of
the ante-reyolutionary building accidentally
burnt some years ago. Richmond Ezr, ed.
The Brooklyn, New York, fourteenth re-
glment IS reported by the Washington Re
publican as numbering only fifty now, " ont
OF about one thousand fine fellows" as the
Republican calls them, non FIRST entering
The service" They we're FUSED up mostly
IN the late fights Of Manassas Plains.
A terrible accident occurred at the Unit
ed States Arsenal at Pittsbarg, Pa. Wednes>
day, from the accidental falling Of shell. by
which seyenty-fye or eighty boys and girls,
employed in the arsenal, were killed. The
building was totally destroyed by the cxplo-
sion aud the fire which followed.
SALr.-The salt extortioners are likely
hereafter To haYea duh lime oft in this city.
Inc corporate authorities have provided suf-
heient for family use, which is distributed at
i've cents per pound, Gnsiead iorty.) BY
an adveTtlsement in to-day'S issue, It will
be seen that air. Sampson p. Jones goes
ahead Of TIM, and will give gallon TO the
family Of every soldier! He deserves the
praise Of all who love the soldier aud love
salt, Richmond Enquirer.
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MIssoUaI Active Although proceeding
withoutan general organization. our friends
u Missouri are accomplishing great and
good work. Our accounts are all from North
ern journals. and although one-sided, as a
matter oE course, prove an activity and con-
cert u action throughout the State which is
giving the Federals serious trouble. North
Of the river this is particularly the case.
where even the abolition papers admit our
friends have secured very decided cucces-
ses. Ii IS evident from the toue Of the SI.
Louis Republican that all the troops raised
ii that state ~ The Lincoln government will
not be sufficient 70 keep down the friends Of
Southern rights, and help Is asked from other
States; and We observe also that the same
journal protests against draft in that State,
a. il woald take nearly all the Union men to
al tie quota, and leave nobody at home to
a,tead u 81 siuess interests.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-15

EARM FOR SALE.-The subscriber Of.
= Iers ior sale his Farm in Northboro' ANY person
wishing TO purchase good farm will find This rSrs
chance Any inquiries by letter attended to -
Northboro. March 20, 1852 aim! Mp;
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TERMS OF ADvERTTe7-c-
Heal estate.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Cottage House and Barn. on Laurel Hill The houso
contains six rooms In comfortable repair Price a100
Terms reasonable Or will exchange the above for other
properly IN the city or small place from two 10 fen
OF lahd TWO or three mile out OF The city Also TO
Sy ortrade as above 40 acres Of land partly wooded in
APPS 49, - ~ Lauren street