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MANI FNITTHENs OF INUTf NJ I'D hH WUUD', z
70 Milk and - Congress Streets. }
FOSrON M,RCU ISr 1862

N 4
20 Milk and - Congress Streets
BOSTON MARCH 1sr, 1852
To Manufacturers, the TrFis. ant the Public
In the grant from the y. Hayward Company 20 Metro
potan Washing Machine Company, under the license #
Ch .rles Goodyear said ~ Hayward Company. for the
use of Vucauized India Rubber coverings for rolls the
r. cht to such application to The Bailey machine
ciay reserved and is exclusively owned by the n Hay
ward Company. These machines ard rights are guar
anteed to the trade and Manufacture and IS The only
invention in which the Fuclnized Rubber Rolls and GOV
erngs for Rolls, 10 net turn on the SHAFT or smat the
clothes.
The injunction granted in favor Of the y. Hayward
Company. "a join. mIlauanis. and the subsequent
raut with The above reservation fully establish the rich:
to this article in the y. Hayward Company. ANY 9TH
Err REPRESENTATION l. FALSE, and evidently in
tended to upose upon public false representations Of
tide az we'll worthless Machines, that turn on the
shaft and smut. n. HAY AkD 'llMfANl'
THEo. c. WEEKS, Agent.
BARRz' May 5, 1852
This may certify that have used one of Bailey Wash
ing and wrnging Machines and can say that will do
ali that Is recon nded and am satisfied that 1t saves
half Of the in washing and wringng. and will
dry half the time, and is great SAVING in the wear
Of clothes. A. VI. JAChMhN, Barre Hotel
MONTPELIER, April II, 1892
This may certify that I have used one u Bailey's
Washing and Nringng Machines over one year, and
am satisfied that It saves in my business the help of
at least girl besides saving large amount in the
ear aud tear OF clothes. LEVI BoUTWELL.
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Very Latest by Telegraph
( O'CLOCK i. M.

WASHINGTON, May 80. A telegraphic de-
spatch just received from an unofficial source
says that the rebels lett Corinth last night and
that Gen. Nelson occupied their entertainments
at o'clock this morning.
The following dispatch from Gen. Halleck
IS, as will be seen, dated May 2oth and is
not SO late as the above By at least Sc hours.
WAHsINHroN, May 80. The Secretary of
War has despatch from Gen. HaIeck dated
the 18th concerning the Reconnaissance toward
Corlnth, couched in exactly similar terms TO the
dispatch published this morning. He expected
d renewal Of the lighting, and says the country
is 50 thickly wooded that We are compelled to
eel our way.
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INV YORK. May 90. The N,,cbern PROGRESS
states that the Convention at Raleigh, n. c.,
voted down 81 to 81, the Infamous measure
offered by Kenneth Rayner, Furnishing severely
snv one presuming to counsel, aid or abet any
proposition to renstate the old North State in
the | Mon.
\ member made strong speech in favor of
Tree labor and the policy of encouraging emgra-
ton of agricultural men, by giving farms to ac-
rual settlers.
The Union members of the convention agitate
seriously the urging Of the federal government
10 conhscate the estates Of rebels, and the send
iDg Of q committee to Washington therefor
The Convention passed an ordinance directing
me Governor to discharge all volunteers over
IS Years old.
PHILADELPHIA, May %. A private letter
from an officer in Gen. McClellan's staff. dated
headquarters, Monday, says Col Rush found
Mrs. Col. Lee and her two daughters near Old
Church to-day. They were sent to White House
under guard. Mrs Lee expressed great sur
Prise that our army should have got so far to
the north Of Richmond.
ST. LOUIS May %. A special dispatch from
Cairo to the Republican says trouble is again
breakng out in Western Tennessee. A consd
cradle torce OF rebels are said to be at Trenton
ready to march on Union City and Hickman.
Union men from Weakly and Onion count es
were focking to Hickman for protection. Four
Of five hundred rebel cavalry are stationed near
the mouth of the Onion river, awaiting the
draining of the swamp to plant battery to pre-
vent the passage OF our transports on the Mis-
sissippi.
A paroled prisoner from New Orleans 18th,
says Gen. Lovells forces are still at Camp Moore,
Jackson Miss.
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New York, May 80. \ New Orleans CORES
londence says Gen. Butler has taken the wife
If Beauregard under lis protect on
The Times Washington Dispatch states that
Gen. Huger's reply to Gen Wool was that no
exchanges of prisoners would be made until the
privateersmen were delivered up. They are
already at Fortress Monroe, SO the release Of
Corcoran, Wilcox aud others, held las their
hostages is expected IN few days.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-30

New YORK May 80. The prize steamer Con-
.,,cution, ai,as George Washington, captured by
gunboat Victoria off the n c. coast, arrived
asst night She IS supposed to have valuable
cargo.
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Washington, May 30 A dispatch just re-
elred hy the War Department corroborates the
sgacuation Of CorInth by the rebels, and its
,ccupatlon by our troops. Prisoners say that
The nnemy left last night for Okolauka. about
80 miles south Of Corlnth, on the Mobile and
Ohio railroad.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-30

MONTPELIER, April II, 1852,
I have used one " Baileyis
over one year, and
me in my business the help VI
saving a large amount in the
LEVI BOUTWELL,.
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TINS Machine is adapted to all kinds Of Clothes from
/ pocket handkerchief to a hedqUilt. You can wiring
your Clothes less than quarter Of the time and so
much dryer that they will dry in half the time, and
not iniurr Clothes half much when twisted
by hand. This Machine il formed with TWO SPRING
Rolls COVERED WITH RUBBER, and constructed as to
wi pressure and turn fast and easy
The springs in the rolls constructed as to yield the
most in the centre, where the bulk of the Clothes
conducted they pass between them BY his means tn.
springs the rubber close tight around the Clothes
Ii tEr Ii
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-30
BATLGY'S PATENT
Washing, >larchinr, and Wrineing
M q chin e.

Patented Apri! 9Th, 1859 and March 9th 1860
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Leave Moutpr,r - 50 ! - p. NJ. and 10 Is
NJ ALL TRAIN leaves Rousrs Point 400 " St
VI Albau, 1T G.3O A. NJ, Burlington Is IN, con-
Meeting White River Juuct withralus for from
Nell; River, ST. JuhHSbury and i.uttetnn, and with
Narthen Railroad for Boston, Lowell, Wores &c,
for Bos on and wiki Vermont Valley r. +. for Spring
field, New haven and New YORK, arriving in New York
AT 1918 p.
tccoNop,rrov TR,rv leaves Rouse's Point at $40 A.
for Burlington and Northhed.
NIGHT EyeaEss TRAtS leaves OEdensbHrg at l2Go M,
Mont ga NJ 30 p NJ, houses Point at go arri2
ing at Boston $40 connecting Al Bellows Falls
with Cheshire T. r, for Boston and Worcester and with
Vermont Valley r K, for Springfield AMI New Haven
and arriving IN New YORK at % ?. ".
Trains Going North and West.
Leave Montpelier al o. A.M. : 30 A " and LOO P NJ
MAIL TRAM leaves Boston at $50 NJ, Via. Lowell,
Lawrence FitchbUrg Leaves SpHDghrld at rs N.
Bellows Falls 2.25 p. connecting At White hivrr
Juuctir with Northern r. r. from Boston and with Pas
-umpslc r. H. and from It. Juhnsbury aud Lttcton
arriving Burlington at 100 P and -. Adams at =
10 P. ana lodge.
AccoaM0D,rtnS TRAIN leaves Mortified at $50 A. NJ,
and BurHng at 10 80 a Tor ROuses Point and Mon
ueal.
NiGHr ErPREss TR.iS leo yes Bellows Falls ut ) ) pm
RECEIVING from Vermont Valley L. R. leaving
New York at 500 and from Cheshire X. H. cnunrc-
ing at White River junction with train leaving sion at
) 30 p NJ via Lowell or ut 90 via Lawrence. Leave
White River Junctou At 53 P arriving At Burlington
AT 20 4, W.. Rouses Point ut 20 4. NJ, Montreal at
1900 NJ and OgdensbuIgh at 200 p NJ, connectl NJ
with Grand Trunk trains for Detroit, Chicago anu the
West
SIeepnc cars ar attached both the nigh expres
trains INNING between Rouses Pom and Boston
Through Tick cts Tor Chicago ana the Vest Tor sale q
tire principal stations a,
NAV "a l-t1
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-18
AFFAIRS MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 17.-Navigation is entirely
suspended here in consequence OF the gorging
of the ice twenty miles below the city, extend
ing to point some distance from town.
Troops are now being sent TO Cairo by rail
road but their advance is materially retarded
by inadequate means for crossing the river
here, the ferry boats not being able to run,
and the ice not sufficiently strong to bear
heavy weights. The weather is moderating
again, and the prospect for speedy opening
OF the river are fair.
Gen Il. L. Price, the member elect from
the fifth congressional district, lett for Wash
ington to day. No person will be hereafter al
lowed to leave the city until his baggage is in
spected by the officer appointed for that pur
pose, and the trunks sealed Some Of the pa
pers are ventllating the antecedens OF the
newly appointed senator from Missouri.
RoLLA, Jan. 1.-THE briga le which has
lett here for the west within the past three
days is composed OF the thirty fifth and thirty
sixth illinois, twenty fifth and fOrty-iourIll
Missouri regiments, and Hoffman's batteries,
under command OF Gen. Otterhaus. Another
brigade under Gen. Siegel will probably leave
in Il day or two, and Gen. Segel will doubtless
assume command of the entire division at the
proper time.
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NEWS FROM THE GULF, &c.


FORTRESS MONROE, jan l6.-Barque John
Trucks WIN the DEplneun Zouaves, the
schooner Coi' oatterly, with the signal corps
OF Oen' burnslde's expedition, the hospital
sup Oh tue EXPEDITION, anu several other YES
sells OF the fieet, lett with favorable wind this
forenoon. Ihe Constitution, from Boston, ar
FlV ven TINS forenoon destination unknown
19e regular thursday nag OF truce today
TOOK 10 Craney Island several passengers for
tle SOUTH Inc boat brought back the follow
ing released PRISONERS; capt brewer, brigade
quar'eI'lastet hhoue !slahu DrlSaue Lieut.
n ~ uTSl maine regiment; captain a. u
hehogg' 20 ~ second Connecticut, ana a
private, Nl,ieteeh ci'izehs also came over 10
20 h"ri"' que huhGreu anu sixty prisoners
OF war are expected mere TO moro" to be eX-
c'inse" anu sem no' ~
Inc guhooat Nliooe lslahu arrived inns al
e'neon l '' galveston Nv Dec; 20 0np island
SIs'' Ntop''e par oLS' iort lIcKeils Jan = Aey
"est otn' Iott h"yai lzlh' one brings
l"rg 1li''l Eu'ioo"ts o. LOUIS NE" LONDON
auu w ater " r ielI ouip lsianu on '''e 9lst
Ior DION, ne result was not iearneu' Dut
as tile hhoue lslahu was leaving the New
nonuoil was sec" recurring win ''itee scrooii-
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lranking for the department Of the govern

ranking for the department of the govern
ment.
The fortifcation bill, which passed the house
10 gay, appropriated an aggregate of So, l60,.
UOO. Among other items are 100000 to tort
hnox. on the Penobsc0t River. Maine; $780,
OOO Tor the fort on Hog Island, Portland lar-
0oI SIo,UOO to fort Warren, and $4,000 to
Tort winthrop, Boston harbor; aud $1,000
to the tort in New Bedford harbor. The ap-
preparation also includes the following for tile
year ending June, 1862: $4,000 to fort Knox,
SoOOOO for Hog Island fort, Portland, $50 900
for fort Winthrop and the exterior batteries.
sou QUO for the fort at New Bedford and $50
600 TO fort Adams, Newport.
The bill which passed the house to-day.
relative to the establishment of branch most
offices in cities, authorizes and directs the
postmaster general, if in his Judgment the
public interest or convenience may require il.
TO establish one or more branch post offices 10
facilitate the operation OF the post Office in any
city or place which, in the opinion OF the post.
master general, may require such an addition
al accommodation tor the convenience of the
inhabitants; and it shall be deemed the duty
OF the postmaster general to prescribe the
rules and regulations Tor the branch post
offices which may be established in such
places. The postmaster general is also
authorized to charge one cent in addition to
regular postage for every letter deposited in
any branch post office, to be forwarded by
mail from the principal office, and which shall
be prepaid by stamps, and one cent for every
letter delivered at such branch office, to be
paid on delivery, provided that no letter shall
be sent from the principal office to such branch
office for delivery, except by request of the
party to whom the same may be address
ed, and provided that the expense of
such branch service shall not exceed
the receipts on account thereof The tenth
section OF the act TO establish certain post
routes, and tor other purposes, approved March
81, lS4I, is repealed-23 republicans and 81
democrats and uni0nists voted to confirm rep
resentative Lehman in his seat. The 81
against him were all republicans. 16 demo
Gratis and uniOnists were absent or not voting.
The senate, after an executive session of
three hours, to-day, confirmed the nomination
OF MIR. Cameron as minister to Russia, by "A
against IA.
The colonies and officers of the Goth and
oSth New York regiments, and the officers Of
the batteries attached 10 them, Major ONell
commanding, sent to day to the senate militia
ry committee, memorial heartily aud unani-
mously endorsing the appointment of Col.
Meaglier as their brigadIer general. Gen.
Shields also has addressed a most cordial let
ter to senator Wilson, the chairman of that
committee, earnestly entreating the conirma-
ton OF his friend and countryman.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-18

Rk, Jan l7.-corroN quiet and nominal at

New York, Jan l7-CoTTON quiet and nominal at
3tc tor mitdling uplhuds
FLOUk-Sales 800 bbls; state and western duh but
prices are unrhauged supcrine state s545 a $50; en-
ira state 1913 09 $3.50 hoop Ohio So IS a. 0Q
superlne western s5,45 q s.; common to good extra
western 5I5 % So 30 southern dull; sales S25 bbs;
mixed to good $3.50 az S6,l0; fancy and extra S6,25 %
extra SIS g SIS.
GRAIN" neat dull; sales cl45O bush. Corn dull
and declining; sales or catfues mixed western Csc
43c.
PRovISIoNS.-Becf continues firm; sales 800 bhls;
country mess 500 q $50; prime q $50; repacked
chicago III % SiZ; prime mess quiet. FORK closed a
shade ii me-; sales 1850 bbls aess Sll rs q Il so prime
IS q 9,J; western prime mess Sl3 Bacon sides quiet
sales 54 boxes at 62c for Cumberland mdd and ii
for shout rube do. dressed hogs firm at q l6c for
western, and - q Age Tor city; of city delivered
next week at Nc Lard favOrs bu, 100 bbs
at q @ SIC, the latter price Butter an
chaneed. Nhtskey trner; sales 20 bbs % "a 251c.
Rice firm; sales 20 tleIces Carolina at "a o. aSugdrs
firm; safes $50 hhts; MuscOvaUato a Ssc Porto Ris
GO 1sc Enelish Island t Havana SO9 at II "a 81
Manila 5000 bags private Coffee more active
and prices Ut common grades rmer 1905 bags Rio at
Is g 2ic 1t Iouinso, $50 bags private terms. Mo-
lasseS quiet; 80 hhds Porto Rico by 40; Is hhds Mas
cOvadO al PC.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-18
FROM THE UPPER POTOMAC.

New YORK, Jan. ia Harrisburg letter
of the 10th says Gen Williams is in command
OF four Union regiments at Hancock, and
three II Founder Parrot guns Small bodies
are scattered along the river, from thence to
Cumberland. At New Greek, near Cumber-
land, are four regiments, while 1000 or 5000
are at Palterson's Creek, eight miles below
Cumberland. Gen. Kelley is at Cumberland
and has three full batteries, besides heavy
pieces in position. The rebel general jackson
is near Bath, with $4,000 men and twenty mine
guns. The Ohio and Indiana troops express
warm desire for ROsencranz to be put in
command at Cumberland, and they say that,
with 10000 men, he would whip jackson, take
Winchester and turn the right flank Of Man.
assas within a fortnight.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-18
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE house com
mittee on ways and means adhere with great
pertinacity to the scheme OF imposing an in
come tax, and will advocate it strongly in
their rep1rt 1t will, however, meet with
determined opposition in the house. The new
tariff bill will greatly reduce the free list and
largely increase the duties upon spices, pep
pers, &C.
Senator Wilson this morning introduced his
bill for the abolition of suffers. Its provisions
are stringent, and dispense with all except
most suffers. The commissary of the regular
army will furnish the soldiers with a certain
number of articles. Thirty are specified at a
profit OF ten per cent. upon the original cost.
1t is understood that the contracts let out by
Secretary Cameron for over a million OF Spring
field muskets, and over quarter OF million
OF rifles and carbines will be ordered annulled
by congress. They will not be available in
the present war, and as they are to cost an
average OF 81 each above the manufacturers
prices, they involve II loss of nearly S9,0OO,OOO
to the treasury.
The city is filed with rumors about Gen.
Stone. 1t is even said that he is under arrest
The feeling against him ia SO strong that he
will probably be removed to some other field
OF action.
Gen. Sigel is strongly pressed for major
generalship by the senators and representatives
from the northwest Those from Chicago par
tcuarly urge his appointment.
The nominations OF Charles II. Foster as
marshal of North Carolina, and OF Watt, the
presidents gardener, as first lieutenant, were
rejected by the senate, in executive session,
yesterday, by reclamation, and almost with
cheer.
The house military committee have author
lied Mr. On to report bill! reducing The
number of chapaIns to one TO each Drlgade,
and establishing hospital chaplains. This
reduction has been asked for by many chap.
ans aud clergymen, as well as by hosts OF
officers. oil,
The post Office committee of the senate vii
report an amendment to the bill abolishing tLt
frauking privilege, so as to letan the right o
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-18
THE NEWS FROM CAIRO.

CAIRO, Jan. 17.-Advices from Cape Gira-
dean state that the expedition which left here
for Dallas and Bloomfield returned this fore
noon, bringing twenty three prisoners, among
them Capt. Day OF Jeii. Thompson's army.
Reports from Paducah say that heavy can.
nonading was heard up the Tennessee river,
this morning. Gen. Grant has sent instructions
10 all the hospitals here, to-day, to be in readi
ness at short notice. Nothing Of Importance
has been received from the expedition to-day
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-18
NTrNACING SAVANNAH.

New YORK, Jan. 17.-Advices from Port
Royal state that an expedition towards Sa'
vannah is supposed to be in progress Recon
noiteries parties have proceeded beyond ~
bee Island with apparatus for removing OBJ
structions from the livers and creeks south OF
Savannah River. 1t is understood that the
land force would consist OF $4,000 men, and
Warsaw Inlet would be the first destination Of
the expedition. A railway is progressing
across Hilton Head Island
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ADvANcIyC IN KENTUCIsy,

sGHIcAGo, JAN IA special dispatch to
the Times. dated twelve miles from Column.
bus on the 10TH says an additional force, with
Gen. Grant and stat, LETT Cairo yesterday, at
10 o'clock. and overlook McClernand's,
Paine's, and Cooks column, during the after
noon. l am not permitted to state where we
are going, or what troops we have. Heavy
pickets are placed in all directions. There
has been no skirmish yet
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-18

New YORK, Jan. H-SrOCKS are rather higher, with
fair business; Chicago and Rock Island " Milwaukee
and lrarc du Chen u; Cleveland ana Toledo 374
Illinois Central Scrip 692; Mich gan Southern euaran
teed 4Oi; Pacific Mail 90 New Ork Central S3a; Erie
kaload S5f; Erie preferred 57f Harlem Railroad l2i
Harlem preferred, 800; Hudson 3ni: Nicaragua Transit
Co. 5; PENNSYLVANIA Coat Co. IS Ele I'd bonds l0l; II
nois war loan IS: Missouri skies 421 Ohio skies go 923
Kentucky SKIS 703; > skies 67, So
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-18
A GOVEKNOR WHIPPED IN UTAH,
AND SOME OF THE AsSAILANTS
u1UaUEn

SALT LAKE CITY, JAN 17..-Gov. Dawson
left here on the 31st of December, on account
of personal difficulty He was pursued,
whipped, aud robbed, twelve miles east OF
here. Seven desperadoes who committed the
assault have been arrested. Three OF them,
ia endeavoring to escape from the officers,
warn killed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-18
FROM KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE. Jan. 1.-THE Journals Mum.
louisville correspondent says the rebels are
driving cattle into the ponds and watering
places on the route of the advance of the fed.
eral army, to render the water unfit for drink
ing.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-18
WHERE THE sUM,rER ~.

New YoRK, Jan 1.-THE following is a
copy Of a dispatch received per the Arabia, at
Halifax -
LONDON, via Queenstown, Jan. 40
Hiram Barney, Collector of Ne,c York The
Sumter has arrived at Cadiz, having burned
three vessels.
[Siguedl c. f. ADAMS, U. S. Minister"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-18

TEi.a.t MILK FARM FOR SALE.-Tbe
H5iij FARM of the late Marcus Barrett situated in
4AA. the nOrihefly purt Of Auburn about two mite
nom the city of Worcester containing nearly TWO hun
cred acres of land. III high cultivation well
watered, excellent 0rcbarding NC and with a milk
route worth sixteen hundred dollars per year.
lhrte Dwelling Houses three Barns. all in good re
pair; one new Barn, 05 by Al feet with CELLAR also
sheds and other oubudngs for three separate
farms If desired The above at priva'e sale
At Public auction, jan Both
The Stock consists OF Is 20 Cows selected and
improved breed. Horses, / Colt, one half Avrcsre
half Darham Bull, yoke Oxen, years old, wei. hing
Fowls, NC. " '
Farming utenss2 Mowers, l Horse Rake Carts,
else necessary for farming.
Also, Top Buggy, 0Den Buggy, ! Market Wagon,
MIX Wagon, and OK Wagon Seighs lot of Pleas.
ure, business and Stage Harnesses Also. Household
Furniture to be disposed OF at Public Auction TnuRs.
~, January Both 1862. Terms made known at time of
sale. is dow VI