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r,. A Gard to- the Ladies'.
DIR. DUPONCO'S GOLDEN PERIODiCAL pr



Ilalble IN correcting regulating, and removing all oh
alruclos from whatever cause, and always successful
as a preventive.
Ihe combination of ingredients in these PILLS are per
IectS harmless Their efficacy ana merits ire based mn
on an extensive practice Oi titv years. and where
te directions have been strictly followed they have
efiall 10 correct all Irregularities They relieve main
lul ana difficult Menstruation (paricularlv at the
chalEe ot lite) They will cure the Whites and remove
an ohStructons arising from colds, exposure or any
cause; ana may be used successfully as preventive
Fehaes peculiarly situated, those surprising them
serves So are cautioned against using these pills while
III mat condition. lest they invite miscarriage and the
propre or assumes responsibility after this admoni
TO health; otherwise the Pills recommended Full
ana eNpnct directions accompany each box. Price 81.
500 IN W0rcester. Mass by the following druggists
DAVID SCOTT, 25l Main street, JAMES GREEN, III
Mar street, and W. Il. GoULDING,l4 O Main st. La:
dies, byscndng by 81 either Ofthe ADORE agents,
through the Office, can have the pills
sent confidently by mall to any part OF the county,
free Of poStage Sold also BY 4 bardett, Clinton
A. s. g. Blair, Warren. q. X. DeLdnd, North Brook
field and 81 G. Henry, Westboro' and by one Druggist
D. Howe, sole Proprietor, New York.
n B.-Beware Vt COunterleis. Buy Golden Pills
of any kind unless the box is signed s. d. Howe All
others base imposition and unsafe therefore YOU
value your life and health Ito say nothing Of being hum
b1gpCd out Of Your money buy only of those who show
the signature OF ID. Howe on every box, which has
recently been added on account of the Pills being cut
forfeited. Atom d3l
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Fuss OF Sleep, the chief of all causes of disease
and insanity. lis sufferers Legion" The old by
their initeS, the sick by their suferings the Judl
for want of charge the lawyer for want of his
ldence the clergyman for plans to feed his five thousand
the capitalist for best plans Investments the
to know where he shall raise the winG the mother for
the care of her children the wife for her husband
The mser for his boarded treasures and the poor for
their helpless Children all included in this grand
army but they may have the sleep which nature gives
TO az by the use OF llUNNEwELls ToLU ANoDYNE. None
need worry about the cost as money shall be refunded
1t fails to cure the LEGION"
- Fac Simie of j. L. Hunnewlt's signature over
corkS of genuine only.
>, FOR sale BY all dealers everywhere. JOHN O HILL
VI T. GREEN " GO JAMES GREEN, GEO p. HAIR
LOW, Agents for Worcester, Mass deodgwlm ia
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ODE 9aiIg spy dQloust friOap 4)unng, gulp l. 1862.

had ceased. 1t was too late to obtain any
list of killed, or in fact to learn definitely the
result of the fight. The Jacob Bell went
down to City Point ordering up the Southfed.
and all the other vessels lying below. When
the steamer left, all was quiet along the river,
and it was supposed that our forces were
holding their position at Malvern Hills. The
results of this contest are not known, The
fight was most determined one on both
sides
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AIIVhIIOh! 'Ihird IsattnllOn Isines, NJ " NJ
In accordance with General Order No 25 dote1 T,t
ISL 1857 the members of the Third Battalion OF Rifle
men, NJ NJ are hereby ordered to report at their re-
SpecNe amorics, this, 4th day Of July current at u
o'clock Meridian or as soon thereafter as may be for the
parpose OF aScertainng how many men will hold them
serves IN readiness to respond forthwith to such call as
may he made by the commander in chief The term of
service Tor the militia has been extended but BY the
o'u'I ABOVE mentioned commanders OF companies may
make their return, with the Understanding, ,i,
'iI' IL ioI tnree months. H. W. PRATT,
July A. 1852. Major Third Esttolio,, pa ~
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Police CoURT.-Yesterday came up the
first case under the new truant law. Henry
Flynn, a lad Of twelve years, an attendant of
Mr.. Wheclock's school, was fined So and
costs for being an habitual truant, and in de-
fault of payment was ordered to stand CON-
mitted to the almshouse for six months. Jo-
hanna Cronin, for being drunk, was fined 81
and costs, and committed for non-payment.
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The GOntes siOnS and Experience Of IAN In-
vaIii.-Pubshcd for the benefit and as a warning and
caution to young who suffer from Nervous Debil
lty. Premature Decay, &c. supplying the same time
the means OF self cure BY who has cured himself
after being put TO great through medical imp0-
Sion and quackery. by enclosing post paid addressed
envelope, SINGLE ray be had of the author A.
TIL ANlEL MAGFAIR, Esq, Bedford, KINGS county
y Y dEwiv mcb0'
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Written for the Spr.
HOld Bunker HILL"


See yon tall shaft on Bunker's height,
That lifts its forehead to the sky,
Alone by day-alohe by night.
TO tell where brave men dared 10 die!
Theme OF Il nations honest pride!
Guard well a spot of ground so dear;
Where heroes, marshaled side BY side,
Bled for their homes, nor quailed for fear.
Gone are those mobiles, first in fame;
Their strong right arms were ncrved to save 4
Gone? But the mem'ry of name
Blooms with new virtues DER each grave.
Men Of New England! Ye who know
The flinty way our fathers trod-
Red with their blood-whilc blow on blow
They struck upon this sacred sod
Undaunted by the poisnous breath
That fingered in the sulphur smoke!
Who but such heroes used to death,
Could e'er have crushed the British yoke?
Dear is this mound to every heart,
Green with the summers tender grass;
No traitors hand shall claim part,
Nor foul rebellion dare to pass
Here, round this monumental pile
Its bow bathed in tn empyrean,
Let freemen gather for awhile,
To chant nations grandest pean
Let men link honor with that name,E
The bright star set in Freedoms shrine;
lie crayed no laurel.wreath from fame,
But bottled for thing Divine.
Ne daughters of Columbia! Fling
Your garnnds round his mem'ry now;
For him your sweetest tributes bring.
Who proved no traitor to his vow.
See our old flag floats proudly still;
But twas the sword Of Bunker Hill
That guarded it in deadly fire
The guerdon of each patriot slel
*General Warren who fell at the battle of Bunk,
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TURKEY BEND.-This point on the James
river, which is to be the new basis of supplies
of Gen. Mcclellan, is about twenty-five miles
from Richmond by the course of the river,
and about fifteen in a direct line. 1t is five
or six miles above City FONT, where the APP
pomatox comes in and the railroad from Pc
tersburg terminates.
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The FOURTH OF JULY.-The eighty-sixth
anniversary of this interesting day will be OBJ
served by many with anxious and sad hearts
The sound of holiday cannon will not relieve
the deep anxiety with which they wait to
catch the notes of the real battery on which
all hopes are centered. 1t will still be many
days before the fate of those who participated
in these sanguinary engagements is known.
But it becomes all to hope that in the hour of
danger the good God protected them.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-04

To THE MLITIA.-The governor has issued
a general order requiring the commanding of
ficers of companies of the volunteer militia
to carefully examine their rolls and return to
headquarters the names of all who are ready
to respond to any call the government may
make upon them; and to discharge all menu
bers who from age, physical defect, business
or family causes, may be unable to respond to
such call, that their places may be filled by
men who are ready for any public exigency.
When this order is complied WITH no dis
charge, either of officers or privates shall be
granted unless for some cause satisfactory
to the commander-in-chief. Commanders are
urged to use their cXertions to recruit the
companies to the maximum standard without
delay.
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this, and it says also that there was another
battle on Tuesday in which the rebels were
badly beaten.
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ming Of the settlement; and the inscription is
one of the very oldest, of New England orr
gin, that can be found anywhere Providence
.I0Mr.nnI.
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MUCH to interest all may to-day be seen at the
Academy of Fine Arts. Strangers in the city NAV
pass pleasant time there, and those who have ols
ten called will now find something new.
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Experience teaches us that dellcacy prevents many
females from applying for the to alleviate suffer
ing and save liic That objection cbviated in the case
ofSir James Carkes Pills, prepared after the prescrip
tlon of SirJames Clarke Physician the Queen Of Eng
land and well known to be the only safe and sue remedy
loremale difficulties and distractions from any cause
they can be sent in bottle containing 50 pills most
by enclo- 81 and 6 postage stamps to any AGENT
sold by BUSH a. CO., and all Druggists.
nj deod,Swpow
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FEMALE COLLEGE.-Ths institution closed
its sixth year on Tuesday of this week The
first term Of the seventh year commences
August 2lst and we are happy to learn that
quite large number have already applied for
admission
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Fave You tsOuGht YOur Clothes IS rjngcrs
II 50, You have bought too soon. CUMMINGS 81
SWALLOWS SELF REGULATOR is the Machine
piece, and NO Iron EUsTJ. 4 chiid can wiring YOUR
clothes with this Machine, well as adaIt. Can
and see one in use at G. a. CUMMINGS Shon pos
Aair street opposite Brinley Hall
Agents wantcdin every State, City, and Town State
County, and Town Rights for Sale. DIT f4
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TIE meeting of the slave relief committee
appointed for this afternoon, will be deferred
until farther notice.
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On the Western railroad the fare has been
reduced for the benefit of 4th of July excur-
sionists. Sc advertisements
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H. rrsHerYS your Beauty, symmetry Of Form your
Healh, ana Mental powers BY using that safe nleasant
POPULAR ana specific Remedy known as
HELMBoLD'S EXTRACT BUHCU,
eau lhe advertisement In another column and profit
pylt-ulseases an symptoms enumerated.
Cut It out and preserve 1t You may not now reouro
H. nut may at some future day.
ut gives health and vigor to the frame,
And bloom to the pald check "
1t saves long suffering aud exposure.
ie2S dcol2m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-04

CHARLES c. BURLEIGH will speak on the
Aspect Of the Times, on Sunday afternoon
and evening, at Washburn Hall
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The DAUGHTER OF THE goth MAssACHU-
SETS REGIMENT.-Miss Frank Annable, u
daughter of the goth Massachusetts, regiment,
left this city yesterday afternoon, with Cooks
Boston battery, for the purpose of rejoining
her regiment near Richmond. The regiment
OF which Miss Annable is the daughter, and of
which her father is quartermaster participated
in the fights Of Bull Run, Big Bethel, and
Balls Bluff, before she joined it. She march,
ed with the grand army of the Potomac until
it reached the front of Yorktown, when, in
consequence of Gen. McClellan's order in
| reference to nurses, &C., she returned to
| Philadelphia, remaining in the family of her
aunt Mrs Kingsland, near the navy yard,
until yesterday. Miss Annables two brothers
are also in the Union army, fighting for the
| old flag. Her mother resides in Boston. She
says that she joined the goth Massachusetts
| because she could not be content to remain
listlessly at home while her father and BROTH
crs were perllling their lives for their coun-
| try. Miss a. is acquainted with many mem
bers Of the Boston battery-Bill, John,
| Dick, Harry, and others of them having been
the playmates and shop-fellows of herself and
brothers and when ''the boys" arrived at the
Union Refreshment Saloon, to partake of the
Inequalities Of that noble institution, where
she was in waiting for them, the meeting and
greetings were exceedingly cordial and joy
Gus. Miss Annable is a fine specimen of the
modest but self-reliant Yankee girl, an inteli-
gent, piquant, dashing little lass of nineteen
summers-which summers, by the way, have
passed so lightly over her that she does not
appear to have seen more than sixteen or sew
enteen Of them. Being asked who was to
take care Of her on her way to her regiment,
Miss A., with ''modest boldness," as well as a
little spice of tartness, replied that she could
take care of herself; and then quickly added
that there was not one Of the young men in
the Boston battery under whose protection
she would not feel as safe as under that Of her
father or brother. May she soon see the star
spangled banner triumphantly waving over the
rebel city Of Richmond Philadelphia Press,
| 2Stb
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Mrs: IL. se. Clark, NJ. h., Physician and sue
ce'su Midwife, would amo"uce to the ladies
ter and vicinity thar continues to treat ali diseases
peculiar TO females scientifically and successfully Con
Snltat0 Tree Office and residence 3O9 an street. cor
al Myrtle diff anJg
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Specr'S snmbucI Wine Is an ndmtrnbc article
used hospitals and by the FIRST class families in pnr,S
London, ana New York, IN preference to Old noif viz
Tits worth trial, ast gives great satisfacten WINE
iel5 depdiv ''"N'''h'
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on Pr. j. q. Mott, Physician and Surgeon
90 Court street. corner OF Howard Boston, Is consulted
daily from 10 until g and rom to In the evening ON
al seascso Of the Urinary and Genital Organs Scrufus
Affections lurOrs Of all xmas Sores. Ulcers and nm
ions, Female Complaints, &C. An experience Of ovey
twenty Years extensive pructiCc enables Dr. NJ TO curs
adH ne uiust Uncut cases Medicines entirely ypg
"'""i'' N'''N' 'I''' ueodly iy2B
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=, nrs. MILLER a. ChnmberIIn, IpentIsts, la2
' uti %
br. sweets IntallibIe Eminent ia tr,,I,, a
O23 IGiys,I,, ''"'" nave IL AT hand,
h"tcheiOr's aHnir Dye, TnE BEST IN r1lt WopI n
WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR's eelebra,od RAJ. n.",
produces color not TO be distinguished ON nature
warranted not to njure the Hair In the least rcmedes
The Ill effects of bad Dyes and nygoratos the hair for
NE Gray Red, or Rusty Hair Instantly turns IN n
splendid Black or Brown, leaving the hair soft and
beautiful Sold by an Druggists, &c Tsg-The tienu.
me is signed WILLIAM A, BATCnELO,., on the four
sues VI Su'h ooS' Factory No. 81 Bearclay street. date
2j broadway and 10 Bond street, New Y,rk
my25 deWiv ''" A'lA'
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ia EsE IsEDg CEEs.

Friday, July 18th, 1862.
Excursion Tickets will he scd from the several sta
ions; rs follows, GOOD On 1HE FOURTH OF July
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CITY AND COUNTY.

HANG OUT YOUR FLAGs.-A subscriber ex-
presses the desire that 'al those having flags
will have them out bright and early this morn
ing. Let the city be decorated by the stars
and stripes-that glorious flag, the emblem of
Deace and liberty"
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IST DE I ETTE
L. IN 1 L L
Ost Oilice' " orcester'
Allen, Clara
Allen. mrs Il L
Allen, mrs Frances
Adams. j o
Aldrich, mrs Sophia
Aborn 4 Warren
BOYLE, Bridget
B.odgett, Catherine
Bennett, Charles Ia
Baker, mrs Emily
Bral + +
Barnes, Josie Z
Brown, j p
Beauregard. Louis
Blake, mrs y PHI
Batty. OF
Blake, PaShal
Brown, Ri
Barrett. S b
Blandry. Amable
Bartlett d Cox
CL APP. AC
Collins, mrs Anastacia
Crane. Amelia
Coburn, mrs A
Clapp, AIR
Carter, D A
Goes, j L
Chaffin, Jennie Il
Churchell, j
Cameron. John AOF
Crosby, Isaiah
Chapman, j f
Cooley, LYMAN
Currier, Louise f
Coffee. Marcarptt
Cotton. mrs a.
CaItv Geo 4
DUNN mrs Alice NJ
Dana. annie +
Dunster. Albert
Davis. mrs Ceua .
Davis. L
Deets. mrs Harriet
Dnrrin JGbn 4
Dunton. Lucv
Davis iizzie II
DTisc1iI Mar
1oane mrs phobo
Driany Patti.
noni,is M 80, u
nSma = m 'i'"'' l.
D.rr Weiiircton -
ERNE ; etcr
Tdgart,, itbu
/ asthma, i mes
FIIZ Asa '
FitzgernII CANT
FitZSerald, Catherine
FuwIer, mis- '''
Fisher t.Iiz,bc,b
FELTON,, mrs Fannie Is
FluN d, Horace +
FEI I5s s RS r : Louisa II
Fisher sHei mrs mrs L fTcr T.
Foster, mrs Mercy
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The THIRD BATTALION RIFLES are ordered
to report at their armories at noon, to-day, in
response to general order No. %, to ascertain
how many men will hold themselves in readi-
ness to respond forthwith to such call as may
be made by the commander-in-chief An Of
fetal notice is published elsewhere.
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laboring man in Auburn, New York,
named Daniel Rogers, has received letter
from Ireland, stating that there was now in
the bank Of ireland 100000 to his credit,
from the estate Of his grandfather The Au-
burn Advertiser says, that Mr.. Rogers is an
industrious, intelligent and highly respectable
man, and is fully capable of taking care of
this large estate.
The San Francisco Bulletin contains cor
rcspondence between some citizens of San
Francisco and Parson Brownlow in which the
latter acknowledges the receipt of Alienation
of SSH.
The Undertook IN. " Rough Notes says
the health Of eX-preSdent Van Buren, has not
improved within the past week, and very
Slight if any, hopes are entertained by his
friends of his ultimate recovery.
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The Excursion Tickets will be good on any Passenger
Tram on me 4th OF July, 1867, which may stop at the
above Stations. " ~
An Extra Passenger Train will leave Pittsfeld for
p. N train from Springfield.
The 80 P. NJ train from Worcester viii stop at Way
Stations '
Tickets ill be sold at the above Stations at Reduced
Rates for persons wishing to visit the City or Music
Halls.
Freight trains on the Western Railroad will not he
run on the 4th ofJuly 1867 Agents will be careful not
to load live stock peIshabe Height on the 3D. unless
it can reach its destination on that dav.
oo,.. HENRY GRAY Sup't.
Springfield, July |, 1862. iv4d1t
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SmiGh's Curative Cleansing Con,.1uDd,-A
superior remedy for Headache, Barns, Sore Lips Bowel
COMPANIES Gankcr. filcs. Sore Throat tIc.,&c For
SAFE by BUSH a. co, "a Front street by the dozen or
sIhgleDottle at manufacturers prices. decd vac
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3}em 4 advertisements.
I ,IST OF LETTERS remaining in the
=! Post Office Mnrcestnr ALnss- .ImL.: : Isa.a,

RS remaining in the
Mass, July ), lS62.
kenney, mrs Angie,
Kemp, Julia A
Kane, mrs VI
Keith, Mary
Killarney, p. trick
kiusman, ) A
L0RING Anna
Lambert, A, NJ ID
Lopez, Diego 2
Livcrmurc. / unice i
Lyon, Lucinda
L.anergan. Margaret
Larine, Michael
Lowe, mrs Rcbecca A
Lyons, master VIM A
Lawson. VIM
Laharre. Theodore
Laurence d BUyden
MOORE, c G
Mortimer a Co
Manson, Alyan
Mctcalf, ID
Marble, T IL
SInd,t,d + R p
Murphy, Hannah MA
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0rHpeT AZ Clark, COMMISSION MERCHANTS. ana
Dealers in Flour Grain Meal, Grass seed, salt. Lime
Cement CamCd Plaster, Plaster Paris Ground oyster
Shells, and Farmers Produce general V. Also Agents
for the sale of Goes super Phosphate of Lime Peruvian
GnanO, American GuanU, and Ground Bone.
DRAPER Il CLARK.
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General News Summary.


The New Bedford Mercury says the whole
number of seamen enlisted in the navy at that
| port from May f. 1864, to July l, 1862, is as
| follows: Seamen, $40; ordinary seamen,
99S; landsmen, AZ; boys, 10; apprentice,
l. Total, 2064.
HAMPDEN COUNTY.
Swigel VietS, middle-aged man from
| Granbury, CT, who was at work in the Owen
| district, Westiield, fell into a pool in the
woods on the 2Sth ult., while in fit, and per-
ished from strangulation. The coroner's in
quest returned verdict in accordance with
these facts.
Horace Stanton of South Wilbraham, town
clerk and treasurer, while at the post office on
the 25th, drank from bottle containing cor
rosiye subimate, .supposing it to be soda. He
took antidotes, but is still in a critical situa-
ton.
A colored girl named Harriet A. Langdon
living in Springfield, was badly and perhaps
fatally burned on Wednesday,. She was kind
ling Il fire, and poured on it some burning
fluid, which at once caused an explosion,
blowing the bottom off the can and covering
the girls clothing with the blazing liquid.
MAINE.
The importing business has increased so
largely at Portland, requiring now about
forty warehouses for the storage of dutiable
goods, that the Inspector, S. r. Leavitt, has
been raised to storekeeper, to take especial
charge OF the warehouses, and Il new inspec-
tor has been appointed
The terryman at Sullivan ferry, Hancock
county, is so thoroughly Union that he will
allow no scCesh talk on board his craft An
eX-office holder, last year a Breckenridge man,
talked in favor OF the rebellion, but was com
PEELED to dry up by the indignant terryman's
threat to wet him completely by a plunge
bath in the middle of the river, if he uttered
such sentiments any more.
AT Acton some cruel boys tied bunch of
Shavings to the tail of a dog and set them on
lire; as result, the poor brute ran under
Sylvester LIQUIDS barn, which was ignited and
destroyed.
A lad u years of age, named Franklin
Smith, is under arrest at Bangor for being ac-
cessory to the drowning OF ''Llttle Eddie"
Reed, at Merrills Mills, last week. 1t is said
that young Smith enticed the deceased from
school on pretence Of going strawbcrrying;
that he finally induced him to ''go swimming
and got him beyond his depth, and allowed
him to drown.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
In Grafton, David Currier, respectable
farmer, was telling tree in the wood, on the
LIST, when a limb broke, and struck Currier
few inches below the ribs on the left side
making wound two inches wide. Mr.. Cur
rier died Wednesday, leaving an interesting
and afflicted family.
WAR ITEMS.
In Memphis, over fifteen hundred citizens
have already taken the oath of allegiance
and among these are some Of the best and
most worthy.
The New York Post states that the pros
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Special Nutrtes.

NJ ain street. AZ '' "e"t'sts' IL
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General Warren who fell at the battle of Bunker
Hill
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TIN, FIELD BEFORE RICHMOND.
DESPERATE BATTLE ON MONDAY!

Letters from the army Of the Potomac on
james river to Monday night are published
in the New York Times. The army had then
been engaged in constant conflict with the en-
envy for six days, during which its energies
had haau tayad IN tic utmost
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The New Bedford Mercury says the whole
number of seamen enlisted in the navy at that
port from May 4, 1864, to July l, 1862, is as
follows: Seamen, $40; ordinary seamcn,
99S; landsmen, AZ; boys, Is; apprentice,
Total oO64