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Worcester daily spy., 1862-07-28

NASHVILLE, July 27.-The 10th Ohio regi-
ment guarding the Memphis and Charleston
railroad between Decatur and Courtland, were
attacked yesterday by large force of guer-
rillas under Stears and Ward. Thirty or for
ty of the regiment are said to have been
killed. The road was considerably damaged
but not so much as to cut off communication.
A large rebel force is reported to be near
Tuscumbia. Col. Forrest is reported to be at
Carthage with the object it is supposed of
making descent on the Louisville railroad.
Worcester daily spy., 1862-07-28

LITTLE WASHINGTON, Va, July 26.-Yes-
terday, four guerrillas fired upon and wound
ed two men, two and half miles from town.
and killed one horse. The men were Gen.
Williams orderlies They had been eating
dinner at a farm house, when the proprietor
urged them to stay longer. Capt. Williams,
of the Michigan cavalry, commanding Gen.
Williams escort, went out and brought in
eight Virginians, one of whom was a soldier,
and the evidence showed that he was one of
the party who fired on the orderlies.
Within the past three days Gen. Hatch has
crossed Swift Run Gap to McGaugheysvlle,
and thence down the valley to Luray, which
Is occupied by our forces. He met no enemy
in force, but brought in several persons.
StonewaH jackson is still represented as be-
ing in the vicinity of Gordonsvile, apparently
waiting an advance. Gen. Banks corps is
ellgibly encamped in well watered and fer
tile location. The whole army is anxiously
awaiting the orders for forward movement.
They are in the best spirits
CAMP AT WATERLOO, FAoUIER COUNTY,
VA, July 27.-Gen. Pope's recent address
have caused great excitement among the cti-
liens of this vicinity, particularly in regard
to taking the oath of allegiance. 1t is assert
ed that there are not more than two men in
the county who have not taken an oath to
support the southern confederacy, and that
rather than renounce this, the men, women and
children express determination to go south
A large number of our soldiers have the
idea that Gen. Pope's orders give them per-
mission to help themselves to anything they
can find, and consequently have been roam
ing through the country, killing chickens,
sheep, &c. Several have been punished
severely by their officers, and such practices
have nearly ceased.
1t is reported that parties follow the army
enticing men to desert and furnishing outfits
of clothing for the purpose. A large number
have deserted, and within week or two be-
tween 40 and 80 from the 105th New York.
Some doubtless desert for the purpose of join
ing other regiments and getting the bounty.
Recruiting officers should govern themselves
accordingly.
A correspondent with Gen. Banks under
date of July %, states that a forward move
ment is somewhat impeded by the flood in the
Hageman river, tributary of the Rappahan-
mock, near which they are encamped. In the
vicinity was mill at which large quantities
of cloth are manufactured for the rebel army
The cloth was confscated and the mill was
burned. The owner of the mill is one of the
Black Horse Cavalry The army moved OF
to Little Washington next day. Gen Siger'
corps was then encamped six miles distant.
Worcester daily spy., 1862-07-28
Aotrees.
T, AU HIN q A S.

DIR. COTTON who gave the Exhibitions at the Cooper
institute, New York, will give LECTURE, WITH
GRAND EXHIBITION Of the NITROUS OXIDE, EX-
HlLIRATING or
Worcester daily spy., 1862-07-28

New York, July 27.-The steamer ALBANY,
from Newbern July "a, has arrived. Among
the passengers are Lieut.. Col. Elwell. 23d
Mass. Maj. Bartholomew, Captain Cooley,
and Lieut.. Bartlett, 9th Mass. Lieut. Muzzey
and Lieut. Creasey, 23d Mass Lieut.. Turner,
oath Mass.
The following are sick or wounded Geo.
Kibbe sergeant, and j. L. Roberts, 10th
Conn; j. Q. Thayer, G. j. Page, G. bsoran,
and G.. w. Lewis, Sth Conn. r. d. Moses,
and T. Warren, 2lst Mass. sergeant j. H..
Irish, 1lth Conn. d. f. Brown, and f. Ran
dolph, 23d Mass; l.. M. Eaton, oath Mass. !;
r. ID. Dawson and o. p. Laverty, 25th Mass.
The sick and wounded are in cherge of chap
lain j. B. Clarke of the Mass. 23d who re-
ported with them to the New England Rooms,
where every attention is being paid them.
Worcester daily spy., 1862-07-28
LATEST NEWS.
President Lincoln,s Proclamation.
BY TELEGRA RAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY.

WASHINGTON, July 26.-The president has
issued the following proclamation =
In pursuance of the sixth section of the
act of congress, entitled an act to suppress
insurrection, to punish treason and to seize
and confscate the property of rebels, and fol
other purposes, approved July 18th, 1862,
and which act and the joint resolution explain
atory thereof are herewith published, L,
Abraham Lincoln, president of the United
States, do hereby proclaim and warn all per-
sons within the contemplation Of said 9th
section to cease participating in, aiding,
countenancing or abetting the existing rebel
lion against the government of the United
States, and to return to their allegiance to
the United States on the pain of forfeitures
and seizures as within and by said sixth sec
ton.
In testimony whereof have herento set
my hand and caused the seal of the United
States to be affixed. Done at the city of
Washington this 25th day of July, in the
year of our Lord, 1862, and of the indepen-
dence of the United States the S7th.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Worcester daily spy., 1862-07-28

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF VIRGINIA, WASH
1NGroN, July 26.-Capt. Samuel L. Harrison
of the 95th regiment, New York volunteers, is
reported by his commanding general as hav-
ing deserted his company on the 2lst of this
month, and gone to New York. A reward of
fifty cents is hereby offered for his apprehen-
sion. By order of Major General Pope.
GEO. D. RUGGLEs, Chief of Staff.
Worcester daily spy., 1862-07-28

New YORK, July 27.--An order from mayor
Opdyke directs the flags of all public build
ings to be displayed at half mast tomorrow ,
and requests vessels in the port and owners
of private buildings on which flags are dis
played, to pay the same tribute to Mr.. Van
Buren's memory.
Worcester daily spy., 1862-07-28
VO THE HONORABLE COUNTY
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,.

er,S
At meeting of the County Commissioners, begun and
holden at Worcester within and for the County Of WO
cester on the third Tuesday of June, a. ID. 1862.
ON the petition aforesaid, ordered that notice be given
70 the Worcester and Nashua Railroad Company, the
Providence and Worcester Railroad Company, the Nor
wlch and Worcester Railroad Company and to all per
sons and corporations Interested therein that said Com
nissOners will meet at their office in the Old Court
House III said Worcester, on TUESDAY the second day
september next at ten Of the clock IN the forenoon by
publishing nm attested copy Of said petition and Of this
order thereon In the Orcester Daily Spy, newspaper
printed IN Worcester aforesaid, ~ for three
weeks successfully, the last publication to be fourteen
uYs AZ least before the day last aforesaid. And Is FUR
ther ordered that the sheriff of said County, his Deputy
serve me CITY Clerk OF the said city OF Worcester and
tue snd Worcester and Nashua Railroad Company, the
Providence ana Worcester Railroad COMPANY, and the
Norwich and Worcester Railroad Company, with at
tested copy OF said petition aud ORDER thirty days, at
least ana also post attested copy thereof In two
public places IN said City Of Worcester fourteen days
least before the day last aforesaid, which time and
place the said Commissioners will proceed view the
route and premises set forth In said petition, hear all
persons and corporations interested therein who may
then and there dearc to be heard thereon and ii they
shall adudgc that the prayer Of said petition ought TO be
granted then to lay out locate and establish city way
the route above described nnd to u such
DAMAGES corporation sustain by the
0aon and construction Of the city aforesaid. and
do whatever else may legally be done In the promises
Attest WM. A. SMITH. Asst, Clerk.
Copy the petition aud OF the order Of notice thereon.
Attest WIN. A. SMITH, Asst. Clerk.
Iyis d3sF
Worcester daily spy., 1862-07-28
Amctrnns.
4 SSIGNEE,S SAFE am a

A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF A FIRST.
- CLASS NEWSPAPER AND JOB PRTyTINn
OFFlCE. VIII be sold at Public Auction On Mon
DA1 july 2cth ut O'clock T. NJ. on the premses tha
estaDlsnment known as the LYNN weekly RFs
PORTEK' PRINTING OFFICE. Said office ID situatsd
n Guernsey Power Press, Ruggles Engine Press and
all the Type and Furniture Of rst-class Book Ioh
aud ne ysp lper Printing Office. The paper has circu
la0n of between one and two thousand nn In, a,nt
Of advertising and job work seldom eduallcd is ny
place In Massachusetts. the citv OF Bostoa The
premises can be examined during any business Ii r or
inquiries addressed to JOHN Il. TOLMAN, Lynn will
LUCiAN NEwHALL Assignee.
Lynn, July 10, ls5! deopijy2s iyle
MORTGAGEE'S SALE.-Will be sold
4'A at Public Auction on WEDNESDAY Aug TO- A..
~ isSi at ~ clock i the forenoon. the premises,
lhe following described estatc certain lot OF land sit
uatea In Worcester and bounded follows to WIT; be-
ginning at the southwest thereof land of H. G.
Lardge and upon private passage way Of said Part
forty eight feet and five inches to land now or formerly
OF one Whttemore thence by land said WhittemtFa
easerl lotV seven ieet six inches land or late
OF Jos nMker thence southerly by said Walkers land
inches TO land Of said Partridge thence westerly by
land OF said Partridge forty seven feet six inches 10
the place OF beginning Said lot s situate between Aus
TN and Chatham streets In the city of Worcester on said
private way Of q. Partridge and will be sold In pur-
suancc OF power ofsae contained in certain mortgage
given 0Y Daniel H. Pratt and Ann A rTatt to George r.
Rice dated the second day of February d. 1859 re-
corded IN the Worcester ouny Registry OF Deeds Book
OF sali mortgage. The Of the sale will cash.
the necessary deeds to pass the title to the premises
Mi pe ready Tor delivery thereafter IL posi-
pie FOR further particulars inquire of A. MCF DAVIS
Worcester, July 8, 1867. dts iva
Worcester daily spy., 1862-07-28

WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
w CuERRY-For sale by GEO. r. sPURR, 7Ol
Main street. dn aplO
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Sin neucr uno gang un9em6bntib Wotl,
feilcr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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Nann scn 81 9atrIn Grfabrun9. ale rrinsn gus.
l6ntior anatlslt-unb ta6 ss ba nt&t an gutEn
uGits" fctlcn witc, esyRrbt lFd rcn fsIta.
gIs nmrr gnfinger Gittst sr uni 9neigten 3u.
iprud, unb CT mirr aA ltts teilrsttn, bur6 CUTE
Grttt uno tIl!iBs prsi6s ale titientsn polium.
men 81 bsfrsei9Rn, wfIas i9n nit tbrsr &unb'
laaFt 6estysn.
6rontIiH &aaub.
Saruar 20 nqtV
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-03-05
@pnt unp GaIerIn,a 3nhnrulnsr-

SElnlt esgne 3itnt.--@Grtg9syt etintn 1tblm.
8unInlr 3SbnG nne ,n uRahaluslmEr Gtbtm Irt
itHr m1eSetb. Dsr SnImalrula9 un6 3orlar, nsrn
HnmSl aut zen 3ihn'n bsftltl9t hilunt stn stpte5:
Is5 9tiSt biGd%S ~ sulfsrnsn, une Ii. 3Ihuy nil,
etr relu uno wsiF 90 ulot5sn. So IN tiSs absr as
rae' mas tl,it5 3abTpui2sr lbNt 8A Rur artnr
9tm Gttraub D2rcta eiEls uu5u3susbms usbsr,das
eni1trnt; bic 3ibnt nrbmsn Gins natdrlids Msjr.
btit On has 3ahntIdfh wub aslunh, unc liu an.
atnsbnItr aremaIiihsr gR6bIl,ruCh .Dirb rem Tthem
aiSsbr. GSsr wdros siGtn hal6su IbnlSr arrthGn
ptnn Ct tofdr : Sabre lana rtins Shine uuo einsu
OnaSn'hmsn Gttsm bab,n tann GaS pulrtr ia In
ithr fh5aln Se;tClatu bSfhsn auflStbaR uno pIrc
desraU ven ttn aptth'ttrH psrfauff.-D. G..
SaraSs, aSrntra'1gsHt, 2O2 Broadway, ". 81.
Sttruar 10, 1852. usoV
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Sefentlt6e gSenblt.

Huf 0isnta06 oen IL. uno 25. Wdr,,
nS6fcus, nn tsrrn 9ascn TIM 10 rltr GOrmt.
tags, Iollsn am SauIt bss uer1 1Crtenm 9 Spno.
tPan VI der, ICStbin ron Ssrr Wcsunats
Saunltip, Stta Gauntp, fclssnps 2lrtifd auf Efs
Itntiiarr Ssneu rsr|auft prgrrn, nSmli6:
Ssas cute S&af Yfcrts, wcruntrr R& dns
tra9rare Mdbrs trfnta, 2 ,prIitrias 8alln sfn
fInjasrts 0iIIrn, cute iunas Du&fdtr. 6 ira.
gtnes 9tnesr 2 @aurn, Glfrt, t6 Gidd
StwfIne. eAruntfr Jrd traefnr. 9udtI5ptlnc
unc Etn Ger, tln a1ialS 20assn nit Betty
Sprtf0st pno DGde, tIH aRtsur 4.gGuls g9a9en
elm g|HbIna9sn iiF prst gittpt, Elm Gpa,Iu,
24aetn, Yaar Stut9itun nil! GGamel sinr
OTeIdmhi&Inr nit piubtBewnIt, snf Yatsni
5utlrI ItnslesO sOlaf@nF, sre SanosGtrcb6anf 3
gfti6e. 8 GaBtn, Gin sGslih9crngFug, slnr g8eli6.
fern Sass, Gin GtHrfarn 70 our aI5 nGu, sInt
BtnemdtIr, elm SolI&IttIn, 0frtrgtltlu lar
= Ytttor ir gut ais nru, Elm einIpann8ts 0fiairr.
) SFtts YHtBs. .0si&urF. @ &umm'le, G 9tiat.
taIitrn. 6 8ItsstnsBs HoPYtta, G1ar, unb Gab.
tsttsn, WatfIa unb GSdn, S&ppf, 0rutbais
unp SaauIsIn, G6rOlfiilf So Gru&!FS9s, 2
5ru6irifs, 3 @roffmitn, &clJltlSDsl urt Girln.
fsiIt, sin sQQHinpiaes Stsjntrt&u 8sIt.u.
VruEbtsUtn bslm 9ulth, GiIenfrNel, 6cavtr
nit TCtF, giI'r urb Ssltaetn, Gdrys!s, cine
5Itnit, cine Gada4r, 2 Btts5lIti&,, Statl,,
pois'il!', 8df,r, Stdnrfr. : ,trr, uNp icni ned
pIs!t EGtiFfl iu grsitliaiIil 5u mritm.
Eif Vs6inaun9rn chi Gnfapfstans uab aui
paTtunu pOa
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SaDrgnng 35+
sc q 0 + id t

g3tyb bcrmit g'setrn, to6 tis llntr,rt6nste
ais GrHutrr pon rsr &tnttrlabcnI&oft rcs Der.
itcrtsnrn 9 la 6 6 I 0 b. Icgttn vrn gRaIb'
n8tcn &aunidip; 2c6a Gauntp, onsslrllt wurrn
il.-Glle Giseni9n rnbsr, rrelte nod an trGae=
te 6intnlaiieni&aft i&uIOia FnS. linO tirrOur6
iHnrrbaIb 6 gGrden ttt itrrm Iscn,
ten, StPbrn Sdloiirr, oniuruicn unb atsuts.
lablen, limb Sut6e ernrd rsttmdeiar Nnlprd-
dc an reicIte gu MAIDEN bdtrn. iino slr6fln5 ere
iuft iCIde innsrbalb Der nGmliGm Belt pctlts. .
ilitt8t an ben a9,nlsn siniutincism.
Scab &lpe, @rccutrir.
Setruar 26. ro6m
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sgaGsSSc2sVagsqn.

Or. S9piicu ma6t bic Qsfrr witrutclt ouf
Datisni9s aufmntiam, mas tr In ieinn @rffm
80. 1 uRo 2 in tt'icr 3stuna ecfa0t Got. Sn
tenicIben mar bic Natur unS tlrIahs bitIer Idrtd,
Ii6en Grarftrit trftrsten unp bic 5rilmiltrl
aneetiintlBI, ipOpur3 bic &raniteit in 3cit ron
81 1dSCn aus bem Sglsm rrlirrrt psrtsn fam.
Der GOctcr BAT rifle patsntsn in titicm Goun'
tp trrBeftgt, bic idon Scn ibrtn 5amilirn. Nerl.
ten ats un0riItar ntdrt warsn. Gr6 ietne
@'i6tdltatat uno uniGabtarcn SsilmIittt fetIt
rs rtm Doctor ME, aud bic Ihttmmfcn Jils ~
tcilfn. Sn isinrr Siiice tSnneR 3tuQniIe rem
her tBaRm 0lautpirti9fcit rin9cieGen w.rptn,
aus jeerm GQrtI Der Scr. St1atcn Iau!er fG1cs
tr gattcntm bic Jpn fitr GEe 8ifpn3rlcaNn9
ranfrn.
gpe osIs 3aaIcntr unIcsr junem 2cue Fer.
Ben idbrIit. wsiI lir srrnad !a5iaCn In 3rit Die
gt3trtgcn S6r!te ju ibun, c0f Die 9ranfbelt Nt
gu itRr i'm SpACme 1efSel'bt fat. Ya,lentrn tie
70 na6lG6i9 iinb unO tbre GsIuabtt,t Ip ering
l1hbtn, liao in Ter Ibat miN6ulSig an tbrm TOs
fs. Sntrr ICIitn iii ld nuImadsa mb trn
OCctcr bdltmG3tl cCrlultirfn. alle bir an Cjss
fer &ranttsit Irtm. Gtine WctlSrsn Fnb ainJ.
lia aus &Idutun 3utueji,t anD fret srn allen
merturaIii6en BGf1nCI6siltn. Gir lln6 Gin lias.
res Nlittel fir ben IGmintiGttism gatirntrn.-
Dian rufe an i'm ,,@gnnlutpanta Sctd," gds Ter
7ten unO gtnpsnfrabe, aurrsam, ba
Or. 8. 9. J0oIitn.
y. o. Office Stunnfn vcn 8 bi3 10 tite
Gcrmitta8s, unr Scn 2 t!s ubr Na&mittag1.
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