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The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-27
TAKE CoURAGE-NEvER DESPAIR.

NELSON CREEK, Sept. 80, 1861.
DIR. ]. C. YoUSG,- G,--You win remember what a
poor wretched creature was when last saw you
and the result has astonished me as well as my
friends. Your invaluable prescription and excellent
advice have completely overcome ailments such as
II seems to me, never afflicted mortal before. new
er wrote letter with greater satisfaction than pen
this ] shall remember you with gratitude as long
as live. That you may live long to alleviate the
suTerings of others as you have mine, is my earnest
prayer. Please accept my heartfelt thanks that you
have brought this almost hopeless case to so happy
a termination. Yours, truly,
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-27
DRORATE NOTICE.-In the matter Of

DROBATE NOTICE.-In the matter OF
L the estate of CHARLES SCHMffT, deesass& =
the Probate Court of the CITY and County et Nss. &
State of California Itappearing to the eeuft ey ~ ~
petition presented and filed by Louis hoss' lue "a
ministrator of the estate OF Charles Sehmit tsse
praying for an order to sell real estate, thst ~
necessary to sell the real estate to pay the odan
ing debts against the deceased and the deols -
ses and charges Of the administration. Il = teIsOn i
ordered by the Court that all persons fnieres'e ca,
the said estate appear before the SAD PFotse
on Monday THE TWENTY EIGHTH DAY Os ~ ~
A. D. 1862 at eleven O'Clock, A. NJ. Of sae ynds gay
the court room of said Court in the Clty Of Wa n
to show cause why order should not De S NE
the said admins TO sell the real estate se5
deceased And that copy of this order be noo
at least four successive weeks in the Nevada y NV
crat newspaper printed and published I'D sssiS'rb
and county Dated at Nevada this l4th cay ~ ~ ~" a
A. D., 1872 DAVID BELDEN, Probate Juug~t lugStv
l. r. II. FARoUHAE County Clerk OF Neyaoa ,baie SoS~i
State of California and ex-ocio CLERK OF tne osehv
Court in and for said County and state 40 orisr
certify the foregoing TO be true copy OF an ssi3
duly made and entered upon the minutes u
Probate Court. .f.o;d Pro
- Witness my hand and the seal Of saia n n
T. bate Court, this 18th day OF MsIcH1t 81 rterk.
~ G. K. FARoUHAR, Deputy Clerk
March 20, lS62.-4w.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-27
OF CALIFoRNI1

n
By JOS. ROEEkTs, Deputy.
DIgBI,y & BYRNE, t'ys for Pm [ianls-:3m.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-27

ii Navy IRtsH wife of C. b. 1KisH. and resident
- Navada ttv Nevada County, and State of Caliior-
nln dn hereby declare and make known and make
This my declaration a sole trader, TO all whom u
nm concern. That intend to carry on business IN
NV own name and my own accoant, VIZ; the ouS'-
ness of hotel keeping in all its branehes-and restau
rant keeping including boarding ana lodgingi also,
the business of mining for gold in the county oi
Nevada and State of California, under the provisions
M and nursuant to an act of the Legislature OF said
State entitled, IAN act to authorize narreu women
to transact business in their name as sole ira
ders, passed April 18th, 1852.
- In witness whereOfI do hereunto SET my
{h' lSes Ssaa and SEAL tins '''A ''' \ ssRT % IaH-
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF NEVADA,
On this 18th day Of March, A. D., 1867, personally
appeared before me J. l. Caldwell, Notary Fubhc
in and for said county MARY IRISH wlie O " - lush
nersonalv known 10 me to be the person descriDeu
In and who executed the within and foregoing oecia-
ration or instrument Of writing. as party thtreto
and the said MARY IRISH was by me mace acquainted
with the contents of said declaration OF instrument
of writing and she then and there acknowledged 10
me on an examination separate and apart from ana
without the hearing of her said husband, tnat she
executed the same freely and voluntarily, as her act
and deed without fear compulson, or undeu lnhu-
ence of her said husband for the uses and purposes
therein mentioned aud that she does not wish 10 re-
tract the execution of the same.
- In witness whereof ! do herennt0 set my
hand and official seal, on the day ana cate
( L. $. Iaforesaid. j. J. CALDWELL,
Notary Public.
March 1g 1870
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-08-01

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um 6. 90 Gaduti., uno 6reberid Tin
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Weften s llbr 40 Nin. Wlcrget8 unp 6 90
llhr Nhenp8.
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ST., StuaDue'8
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Stinue, S9nlcr5 IN zen lrlT"OrGonct, oeropibeilem 8lut,
9@msrs tn Der settc unb @ruF, Ssr5uopeu Deer 0ertraat.
BET, alien 0ll8-, 8ruit- ilno SGu3eFleben.
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jnla~uimen9erbter Ggrup bon Wil0fir(den
%tsltnoet lido isBt daer Gin @isrtet 9aGrganeet Dot or g9e(t
mo III gu ueriolfen III ietem %teipobntcH 6heis 6r Gtee.
Or. 9mApne26
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nab Suse,ctet inter Der nnmiueltaren anffdt Drn Or. S.
&wa6nc, eineS ~geididttu NrsteS Ger Ieine prcielipuele 2auis
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PHILADELPHIA. ia rtaleiebt in ser @eIt. an8ereien. @r otsnte
aOdber sipen ieoIid5en &eimin In rem 4s9lla6cIpbio Gispens
latp mo mar Ssle Sa9le tlE9 af5t I'M 5oigitaI uno altn
Nnnenbaus iener Sta6t,
Or, @papne's
3n~lanunenge Ifbter @prup BON GilDfirl6en
lsntcra Elm 6Sni9 crp2obtts Mlittsl. 6as} II S,anienocn bon
5anliien in bteen. uro i'm gpstanoe 9sprapstnir6.
Or, 9ma0ne3e
SnInmmeiaaIeBter @Yrup Sen WilDFirlmen
1T bic ~nrri0ip1Ie une ciHsig 6dtt" 3pIanp;euiebuua ven Ie=
sutsrcitet nnroe. uuo Die cn5i3e, ~etd9e eia reselmdbt9st
ar8t sutercttet, p6glet6 bic gfaMen bon betannteg 1ersten gu
b~erciIlnsei p0n 2ellSftriAem b~eiSCeAt lino, sic atsr ni1t8
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81 tbun bobe1, Nt iDnea epet &li at peribaien uub per-
Ildteiit e%erIetbcn ofu &ertaaI her DE 06tt lei ior8lpien Ecu
ten 5afSri ern.
Or. GwaYne's
3uIammeu9elebter GYrup BON Wtl0ftrlAen
8erge{fet ni9t! Dap i6r, pena Ter gfp pertpplt oter
ni9t bntlaH9li@ efen ietn ioute
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tn Serbinuung nit BEN gsitefti9eu sbria ucbmst; oieie
Ftaen Ino elm ldneGe8. r~einigeuoes Iartrmitsl, oGS aae b6ie
@anoti cncerun9eu aus rem wfo9sn nuo sen @ebdruen eHt,
iernt lpQeltrG o6li9e @,iumokett b~trseitent miro.
R@ 3ubcteitst au9l9lifBufb earW Nt. ., 9wahRetl
Pbuebelpbia.
Cine Dor miro pr got franco esrienNst BET @mpiaa8 bon
rs SCENTS. a.9 +.
Nian aSreIFre @e}tcTiH8al an
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l44 Ioro 8. ctr. gbilabeIpbia.
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9. g. 9attce, los BQltimereht.
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ME 'ImF3mft rer Gifenboen,
3nge4
oltimore u. ObiO Gifenbob Il

abfabrt:
0ad @aIGin8ton I'm 4 u6r 80 Waiu.,
Z 40 unb 10 ll9r 9prlnitta98 ul6 ull3 30
unD 5 10 gtoAmittao8,
Son @af9in9ton tim 6 ll9r, 740 ulo
IL ll9r Sprmittu9s, uno I'LL 3 Bon. llbr
Nadmitta98.
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NM ii il t.
Bon B1ibin8tou fomuten bic ,3dge mn
g ubr, ltno 8 so 8ormittaa5 uno I'M 1ll6r.
IS 80 unb z llbr NadmjttQg8 bier an.
Der meItli4e 3ug fomrnt G ll9r Nbeno8
u1o Der 6reoerid= Bug um II llbr Gpr-
mittag8 bier IN.
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Nkfsm6os ,.test &c.
ggeaser t1ssa suieDtt8er So0rpInis.
&C. MaIfiYtpres u. RhtpsMiferbahn

ggeiaer t1ssa spttDtt8er So1rpInu.
BE- q aItintores IT. G6tps@ifenbabn
NN Dnb na6 sem 16. Stunt 1882 st6sn bic sdpe mic fplst:
Get Yoif5aa 5rpif4eu Baltimore. gSbceiue. Yarlcl8turJ
uno al II 4nnften res Weftens petlGbt Baltimore (Scnnto8s
ntner) I'M $40 Upr8en8.
GIN 9 ard- Acccmp6oiuon@Su3 FIR aae G6eAe tes geefeES
perIGst Baltimore TN, 6 llr &bcn68.
Der 6repsriG@Slc 3ua
Seft6St @dIttnD:t FIR BrebersG unb bic bdsntfaeu tN genben
pl6se t9atim lin 4 t;pr 80 Wlinuten giaGntittoas, NIT MuS-
nabnae bs$ G5nrta8s, ano errei@t Gteberid una u. 40 Nt.
MbeuaS; rcrldEt bet be. 5iudebr ErebertG mn $50 Dprra.
n6 langt IN 8aittraGre nm 8 L.. 80 so. @ttt1esan.
Der GQicDtP8> Wiin8=M &c p~nlprdticaSs YuQ
6tbt tSsltb nht &uSna6ute bes SOuutass Uss Fu!eti
@eridst Contamination I'm $50 II. els BOrniitt. unb I'M
1 as unb 500 gaGna.
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3.15 puo c, 20 go@nt.
gtaG BaT6ington unb benz 5lbsn
Gaatn BE 8dee nm $50 ano TAO II. 10 Il. @~OrrsIttass. fprt
Una $50 une S, TO Ga@1ittogs.
aat Gennte IVA 4,30 nnS 40 ~dtCrBens.
8en gSdibtn9tDn
INA G,Q0 nab T40 II. II Il. gor4afftaes uns 30 un5 500
Ma@u'- 9nt @gunta9 uur gtaGnaitlaas am $50
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uho btefte Bug ben Sa1fsngrBn bolteu al ben geegs 9tatiorer.
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lEEt NIT ofr Nrrapclts Batn ii gerbtnouu9.
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10 aa j.. &, @~uGia8h, &geat an bef GiSet-Of5ce,
@antfnTahea4 80 nj. .. GmktS,
= ranSpDttatt Unsnueifgr, Baltimore.
II III. &rts &sJGI a}~gi4etet:-. iIui6,sO
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a0l0tis fir @6nei0eru u, @efte0er,

George 5oIBmaun, bentl6er Ma16iuiR
frabcr Sci Stn9er& 50. @ew-gsrf.
SEQ. 297 ". Orattz maize @utaplt TT.
Sa6rtrant ppn Shuttles, Bobbins, Ending guagos &c.
cntpfiebt ii0 a9tna8Sopu Gem aeeprtcn SeutIHeM Qublltum in
aaett 9ren 0eparaturet BON @S9se(9tnet, ioWtc in aaeu IN
Sas @e94aft eini6lagenoen 9lrbefen.
RIB, Sine 9roBe Muspabl Nia11ineu. GeiSe, @pcpt Got
ION Srib 2Inrsn, &breab, Se(. saeeIn, gramutin9S &C. Ippte
aGe gu Sieparature1 notbpenfisen Wloi9tnen s8beile fets spr-
r1tbfa 3u yfefps 9loffer NreNen. yipi3 :3nt
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sg41Gr sgF:1R, SSTTGszsG ~
Ocl0GEt& 9eElgaAlgo,
Dsr liuterSrtdasts ret ieia @sttstautrgtEa6if sDa
sa 1870 Y}prtaftr. AQG5 Gle ron
q WQn= unb jyrepertdEtr.

3g,fss, RIB pGfeGa tort oUe @orfen @~yetReihs, Itrau!Hlats g.
If mtBtiaa fGag @rt %ansefert'et. Die @rebf&riitea rcrEeH
tAi 8erIGngen IA bsuhdest %eh8lif@sr prcr fnftrfr S5fst elnef-
jciten all 6eb6autfp Il. {. ~. NIB bin ,i @tanbe Gfrsieraa9sa
offs @eidSaaSbea he nsA hem 9anapte 3et @eadass ea~iabr'Haen,
fNaatt5S s., ~ inteTntgbE%
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-20
I ONGW ORTH'S VINES.
- CINCINNATI o.
Sparkling, Crimant, Still and Sweet Catawba.

These wlnes' already known as pure delicious and
he0tt nave of late been greatly improved bv exnpri-
enced hands brought from the champagne country In
mayor ana bouquet sparkle and viHosty they compare
Mlt lHe pest OF foreign production while having over
me bulk of those sent to this country the Inesmable
advantage of being absolutely pure. spurious wines
nave been extensively sold under Mr.. onpwortb's
name. dtf -' i'0He w "
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-20

Ml!3qrg SAVINGS Bank Corporation will be held on
TUESDAY, 9th inst. at O'Clock NJ at the rooms of
the Milbury Bank for the election OF officers and for
the transaction of any other business NAV properly
come before them. ID. ATWOOD Treasurer
Millbury, May 10, 1862 dt27th mvl0
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-20
I LOYD'S FER ILIZE
NITROGENIZED
SuperphOsphate of Lime
Manufactured by
JOHN LLOYD 81 CO.,
Providence, IL. L.

The Analysis OF Llloyd's superphosphatc of Lime
Basic Phosphate of Lime e Ca oPo5) 742 per cent.
Soluble Phosphate Of Lime, (Ca p 81 1853 ="
Organic and volatile matters, ~ 50 :"
Sulphae of Lime, 239S "
lnsolublc matter sand, &c, $50 g
Water, 500 I"
Alkaline ChlOrides, Alumina, &C, not determined.
me organic matter Yields three cent Of Ammonia.
Inc samples. OF which the above is analysis Sc
lecteu rom different portions of Mr. Llovds tire stock
o ouperph0sphate as prepared for market and in such
way ! mink INN, as fairly TO represent it.
son an mixture OF the several samples to Prof John
'on ana append below his statement in regard to it.
Brown University, Dec %, 1861.
have analysed the sample of Lloyds superpbosphate
forwarded by YOU. The f6ovying stato,'I T.; ~ az
agrlculturally important inrredienfs. ' - 'S
organic and Volatile ii matters S56 cent
Lime 42l "
Phosnboric Acid l7.49 :"
ind further that water extracts the f61a,vir nor
centagcs; 0 'oiio"lhB per-
Lime, -, 4. =,
sulphuric Acid, ~ y
PhOsphoric Acid, so =, =,
The organic and volatile matters Yield Am o''0
mOnia to the amount Of ~ =, 4,
This Is accordingly an excellent fertilizer being o
une Superlhosphate. unusually rich in soluble nbns
re acid ana al he same time yielding fair pefcentaae
Its mechanical condition is very good adp,it+in .,
easy distribution throughout the soil, VI
Very truly, yours &c,
,,.,..e,-..,, SAMUEL W. JOHNSON.
Yale College, Dec. l6, 1861.
Hotel d6m&wlt " w. III
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-20
N E w c L D L H l N G
TAILORING GOODS.
A. P. WARE & co.

OFFER TO THEIR CUSTOMERS AND
THE PUBLIC A LARGE AND WELL
MANUFACTURER STOCK OF NEW
AND VERY DESIRABLE CLOTHING,
ADAPTED TO THE PRESENT AND
APPROACHING SEASONS, WHICH
WILL BE FOUND FULLY EQUAL IN
STYLE AND WORKMANsHIP TO
OUR PRODUCTIONS OF ANY FOR
MER SEASON.
WE ALSO INVITE PARTICULAR
ATTENTION TO OUR BOYS CLOTH
ING, IN WHICH DEPARTMENT NO
PAINS ARE SPARED TO RENDER 1T
WORTHY OF THE CONTINUANCE OF
PAST LIBERAL PATRONAGE.
IN OUR TAILORING DEPART
MENT WE OFFER "A LARGE AND
WE'LL SELECTED STOCK OF PIECE
GOODS, IN WHICH WILL BE FOUND
A WIDE RANGE OF PRICES, QUAIL
ITIES. AND STYLES, INCLUDING
MANY OF THE BEST STYLES FROM
RECENT ISIPORTATIONS, AS WELL
AS CHOICE STYLES OF DOMESTIC
MANUFACTURES, ADDITIONS TO
WHICH WILL BE MADE WEEKLY,
ALL OF WHICH WILL BE OFFERED
AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES,
BY THE PIECE DER YARD, OR Made
UP WITH PROMPTNH Ss AND IN AR
TISTIC STYLE, TO ORDER. FOR
EITHER MEN OR BOYS.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED IN
ALL CASES, AT
164. 16S and 40
MAIN STREET..
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-20

E'OR SALE--The Lot and Buildings
= of the estate of b. SCOTT, late of Worcester
deceased-it being the estate No 40 IA Main street.
nearly opposite the Bay State House The lot is IL feet
Uerest. f' 49, ~ "
Also for sale belonging to the same estate Pews No
and % on lower floor and No. II in gallery of First
Unitarian Church (Dr IIs) Apply to
Worcester Feb 10, 1862 no dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-20

= this city, situated Southbridee street. No l63
owned and occupied by the Rev. A. ID. SPATTFR. con
tai n three acres of productive land stocked
win the choicest fruits of all kinds including fine
the street and extends back to the y. * w r. r The
mouse Is modern STYLE convenient consisting of
eleven rooms. with an excellent dry cellar nd a never
failing spring of pure soft water; standing upon q ris
Ing green, embracing most delightful prospect render
ing very desirable and pleasant home 10 be appre-
cated this estate needs but be very easy
mchlI diff '
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-20
MEDICAL NOTICE. F.GmMAN, MD.

Az AccOucheur, Physician, and Surgeon, late /
Taunton, Mass having found necessary his health
to seek location remote from the Shore would
respectfully announce to the citizens of Worcester and
vicinity, that he has taken residence PARK STREET.
NO 10, of Orange where he be found ready
to attend to any calls in the line of his profession Ff
teen years experience in treatment of all diseases
dent to this climate, with good success he hopes will Sc
cure public confidence. Special attention given to dis
eases of the Throat and Lungs. Office hours from to
and TO 10 p IN. DIT nIy3l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-20
Dot1t&s.


-" Crane Vines in iuc order embracing Hartford Pro-
Ine, Concord, Diana; Rebecca, Northern Muscatine
Inlon village, &c; also, choice ses Verbenas and
Tomato Plants, tor sale by the subscriber Apply at he
Green House on Garden street, Incontsreet
myS dtt VIM. A. WHEELER
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-20
WORCESTER:
Zeal Gstatt.

~ ~ VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
EHiji CENTRALLY LOCATED, FOR SALE OR EN-
;ssa>7s.s CHANGE-Ihe subscriber having disposed of
MS III, business, would like to sell his house No. e
leasant street make exchange for other real es
tae Inc house is of modern STYLE has fourteen rooms
Is ~ ny gas Is supplied with furnace cooknc-ranrp
oathlhg apparatus DC. If not sold previous 10 the 20th
OF June l. will be he offered at Auction of which due
hotlce WI be given. The premises can be examined at
any time by calling at the house.
- ADRIAN PEASLEF,
APIS on n Pleasant street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-28
FTGy LSiShJ-5. -.


~. Charles II p. ':isiEn 4 S.u, at
Naanvi!l.. Tenn. la this city on + RI
dar evenins, : irou Nashville, bringing
oews whicl give The greatest sasisisct!oh
20 sll stl,n i. ,s hcer. uneasy about the fate Of
thA, city. iiIs inlelliysT,o" il up 70 the l2th,
an the mo.nlug Of rhich he Ief: Na-b.il..-
Tne ti:ht III Lavergu7 had taken place before
he s,e!ie5: sud sis" tie fetnan4 i"r the sur
rende- nt the ci1y, ~f,!ch d-iunnj Wa. ali 3
hi.., sn oonssjsi,d - :. sp,i j5k-. for tncr:
were TO Rebel forces sry" hcr= III the vicinity
Of Nashville, TO enforce :hc dernand; none, in
fact, but the guer-ll!as under Bennett, who
fly about. here and there, seoIriEg the coun-
.rv in ererj direction, and picking up any un-
lucky strsgg!rrs, and they are not strong
enough to ,n1.rfers with the armed foraging
expeditions ssnt cut from this city. Nash
vills was nsrer CATER rhau the dsy Mr. Green
left il. and there arc seven thousand OF our
troops there, under Gen. Negley.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-28
pf.. ,:In- ruu .H A.uS.aLE.

WAsHl,cr.s, O:t. 2O.--The anxiety IL, N
AZ TlDce at " army ITonl the tFper Potonih:
i,,tsrsties e,-ry hcur a. itbr winter aPproach-
es, and IN ct,,.a! circle. !! IL said to-day thai
ii tbs preset, cou,.oil1lder OF the toGps nrn;
UArp.r's Fey w.ll not advuare, ne~ COLI
maujrr will ,psrltlv be appointed. An rd!-
tor,al sIt,r;r IN tins mornings Dalu'a0rc
~ uleii ar GitcAc!s r.ry Sueral attention
here. and pr, ok,a. .rjGlInent Ihe -Amef-
car rs j. sell kn.;wu, Is very friendly I"
Gcuera! M,.CclllG+, Ii now demands tba: MS
army shall ,rcpe onward. It rays:
"Wlh tSn icausfYl "rstnsrnow rrcTnlHnS
in this LATTICE, lrs, hopes Ct the nation are
earnest IT, aoinehing will be done TO in
prove lh. >:.ancea th2, given for quick Hnd
long IL scc1,. on Rebel territory. pnro ie:
the .all 1;.rr. uet il, a'rd ina:, tie 'cu:;' sud
ih.ws If cav, wirt''r, Aad "c Easy t't' 'o'
l.aro Of eli lp:c,a6oil tl<2t -nytna'g "'s4 oe
accrtapli.i,y tvuar:s e.4in.s the va speed
iiy."
3nd n.ai, ,:ith uo'r pro,nted"ess;
vim nr.. own c.yEnaIder 30 di5:!n-
eni,n.d br f. good g.naaiShIp Oh late occs-
sioos-i; So, - 10 b; ;hc last good opportu-
nity likely L.. pn cY1.=1nd run "a Inake p
ra;or 30 ...,; truse c,nnJctlog oplueui hl'
cnnduct ma y.,"ri ~ ~ 1"i:il III proH"klng.
rrn,n, ,lIan, J. Inc coming fghte, l; " III hr I"
1,!,Iu :o.l :,v vii! trl.- Ia tha ii,utr; aan
iu.ttieihg Ia. :bous.nn 'aTsSu cr1tIclaoi- t7i!-
,,! l5ith Is i,e ,.eli;s .! the Army o! th''
nntcrnac az. i,rner ,G,sfiohs, The iLnpatle"c''
sf the nau 3 will n" innge. be con,TcllcG,
and some or, rlre, Inost Likely, xiii he Iosoa
/, a.sum. @; re ruurt dread rSs DonslolIlSt.
y
persona in us vicinity who have been and
s;ul are IN, friends Of General McCieiiuh-
Grsnt fear. sre entertained lest Tie army
ehnu1 <, : c:o wiser quarters, az u u''
v-nrag, IL mas been noticed :hat trrhefas
Suruner, VT u is visiting his friends at , 'a-
cuse. III a i-arcll 20 tre.a, said mat lie v
liable ID u. ra!i:.d again TO ;h= hsla, 7h'u'u
active NJ FRI ipi;S te- rssuDco, "f'ch - C""-
siisrrd ..eri 10 indicate inst no ifhmrdiats
york Is ehr-?c;.,i or n" uppsr Potomac.--
Yet. if .ay sdv2n,,s is to ne MADE he'"re
spring, il must nc maGs within two or shre'
weeks.
Alreo6y arrue officers ortin /" E.N ol
Y,odtoon;bq ~ adrance 1ru the ground Ii
irn,,y7." anb complain OF tbe muddy roads
tn. nre.,u.r q, favor of an advance is tre
,n.osl,n.. The President, Secretary Stanton
General Fl:lleck, and every member Of ,hf
Cabinet L.L Que, urg,nuy advocate fsi
can apsien, ma the ori:ing Of the r-bel army
fco1n Northern Vireirj.a before winter sets IN
Such PRESSURE carhot easily be Elthstooo
heuce many Of ou1 most intelligent people
are confident Of great battle this or ne1
weak CorTseDondt; zee Of tss y. T. Lss'''Hs
Pox.
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lqpUEw.;.lr THUI t4iNO.

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IT,. VI IsL-,ru 30. IL.
C.i.r. Ut u. -! ~ Ni".':ur LrsvEi';'.n w."
i 9ci ate d, t',. !.r'-:s Si o>,n cd,: ir"Enins'
:nnrr mics bo,: .Htmphl:, si'd CIR 'nGp
sonnt.:d. The steamer (ilaGlutor w;s atta:k-
ed by naot OF R:bes " lille io"tiue cotton,
.,cruty-iire :i.l!cs bcios .MernpEm-. rna same
,.r. Tro pc:.no. wecr: kl5:d Md f"'H"
r-u u1.i-!. f1c I:che'- ii.sn liroi: thn '9F.
hrt the u Gig were N:isSa:Sr"d %I,u"U. 30
~. l..ucu .I.i,.re. aud The b1a! e~-ap"d.
lie kch.is cglitioGo IL t!:,il cVs;Jm ia tae
:e,s;.r"ci,oud Of .ie.uri.,S-
IL it sA;i that PTi.'" h. L:'i. ."in!6Ict-i hy
fifteen tiruIssud irS.n. :..i u..i moro arr
arriving daLy.
Steamers irn.c Corl.asrcs, Mo-, Tep37t Ri
QUIT there, Inc Eabels s.-cked r;ie ,r"E. AID
carried i 1hr.e tHruaa'.i dollars Not.!; ~
so"ia ana y nuroorr "i hores-
A report is in circulation here :'-t.y That
tf:y is.oel-. had att,cke,; ald cApturen Islam"
En. ~, nct tnr le.olt is not tr4craf'in u AZ,
rnji,h!u source.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NoRTnRRNER,
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,.:nyn nur ls1c@ace I" uew ideas and
,o.;:,;oa, ot ii'ings Hence it IS that
r.outr,t!r k"pr i.- words Sonthern
:. .,.rlpayn states, hue ;southarners and
49,, F.tSc we're all accurate as terms
t,7r :>".nrc II" dissolution If the
:, rr:.n. wa ite formag;oa Of our Con-
::;s
y. H.. i..d ;tS SoutheIn Stalrs ami
,.f,::.. s,;:e,. But WHIST were tho
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..uz H. Tar;:.url, ::,Stes IL
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....,.;..... q. !;e;i lick ofconnec,ion with
:. ~ r.. ,etE, Confederate States
az. ...~.r ir.i.re',danc-. We do not
B.. r.. ,.,; ga Of Souilieru uooks or
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