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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-02

The WORCESTER County QuorA.-The
following table gives the approximate quota
OF troops the several towns Of Worcester
county are required to furnish under the re-
QUESTION for nine months men. Some
changes may be rendered necessary when the
new enrolment is completed but they will
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-02

THREE HUNDRED NURSES TO BE SENT TO
WAsHNGroN.--ln addition to the physicians
and surgeons who volunteered their services
to surgeon-general Dale, Sunday, there were
hundreds Of men who came forward and Of
tered to go to Washington, or even to the bat
tle-feld if NECESSARY. DR.. Dale having no
authority TO send nurses, referred all appli-
cants to DR.. McLauren, United States medi-
cal director, who, we understand, is author
lied to contract with three hundred male
nurses for one year. The men must be young
and active, and are to be enlisted under the
same regulations as volunteers, receiving $2l
and one ration per month. The Office of Dr.
McLauren was besieged at an early hour Mon
day morning, and judging from appearances
he will have no difficulty in obtaining the re-
quiste number of nurses Boston journal.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-02

The attention of the trustees and members
Of the Worcester County Agricultural Socie
ty is called to an important notice in our adj
vcrtiSing columns.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-02

CALL FOR SHARP sHooTEns.-Coi. Berdan
issues stirring call ''to the sharp shooters
of the loyal states" to come to the relief Of
his corps, reduced by the casualties of war,
He has fourteen hundred new Sharpe's rifles,
made expressly for his command with nine
hundred Colts rifles; and he is unwilling to
believe that in such d struggle as this the
sharp-shooters of the north will allow them
to remain idle.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-02

Minnesota asks for thirty days grace in
preparing her quota for the field under the
double levy, because Of the savage war pre-
clpitated uponher by the secession emissaries
her summer grain crops standing in good part
unharvested, while her men are after the red
puppets Of treason.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-02
BOSTON AND VICINITY.

Tremont Tpmn1r. has b.,o,, tlr,,,,, ,,,,, g.,
fine rnrnntion na,l,in,r md t;,,..,,l;l,,
Mics far the bn.ni,II5 arnnnL Vny7;n,r,I,r,
Nearly one hnndrnJ fans ~ f.;,' 'i,''', ~
kind were started S,na,, ni,,nt AVA, tl,o Do
ton and Nnrto rird ,,, I ''iv oI?
tir,o ro,,b,,I t.. ,I,,,+;,,at;,,,, y 'i'''
Snn,1 t;'rt,. s,rr,,,,'i,',' e.
s,lun,i,I .J ''''' w Dos'oi' SliiCe
IN tL 'l fr NJ IT VI ",i, III ''llS" 81
t,roI tir J Van iiiote nave Oh
Il sII ~, fi'o''" "' o''0e
M, ;,st,,,,,,' - -, ,
S,,,,I i,,n;,,,- ~ os'5s req o"
,a;,n'5 c,trt;',oy :" ~, Co.." i, ",'J''J vi ~,
,.,i, - "e io' Iueu ny 'lle
~ tLa ,, '''I ''Io'vi eic'l"ll'9
t.IIn fnoG ~, chooI. fl,. ..,no ~ ~, ,e '',"ieS
u, ,ralllad o,,.a,. r-9'' anu ''' 4'''e'-
,..,.,. ,.....
The lpti,f rhnrrb in EfaIJan with i. ,..., {
tents. was dpsrrnvnd IN, fro Sa+TrI,-;,i,.
II WAS buiIt tbroc vaa,s o,r, ~ r. ~
600. the building on the same site bayno, hno,
burnt at th,t limo II o,,ta;,aJ Ing 1e'l
The stables ofl II 4il"n j. " TharIn...
with some twnnt, ,roa,, lI'
were hnrnad dawn last ',oii''l8'
inr loss of soo ooo Sn,, i ooo H., Wv,
of no+,nt loom. ,r.,, +,,,,,'$I "T' ~
where fine fro nri,,inotcd
Tho rotinn.t link ,.,,,.u...;.,..:...
of nooro ,,Nt - ,I, II! uIlie'
S,rl, aud N,.,,. t,.II l,''o'JIs III Ne"
week tLair rr,,,i 9,',iG '''S io''ins' inns
.Ln;nlr ,-n,,i -, /" '''e prospect
W I,.'.'''''
Tho rar,,hIi..,,,, ~ 49,.
have nnniin,.,d NJ 10, 10 Lo"'i'l' Nle''
| Iil+,, ,: ...t ~ qua" is C"il-
s,,,,, liC.i oll'e E"Se
j., " Sile same once
-. W 'o'''' ''"''l'
! GoIi;- t.;.,.- ,-
III, ''iNti iioiia llt ulss iilHS al
, W. ~ yT uoiaIS d Jay
i ', u i".'u l 'i|i anu ems nave Pur-
l%'ei d oi"il1 VI one iiuIl"reu roGS III length
anu "iC vNp'C'lI!E 10 III INC IlPPleS Oh their
III III I' az " "fI ~, i"'ti
III i'',''0' III Last -N'Oa%' last " euh'suay,
Cth,,5 "ii"y Gu p'C'uSe VI 'i'e SupPileS OF rum
Il 'i''!ou 'lle community ny u man IN the
Pi"Te' cu ,'e Hey 10 ''ie rum hoiG ana
P'iicu 'ne contents VI every DarIei ana oottle
- '''' '''oP'
no, Cn.,.,.,.,. IT., I,.-- .,
,nnrnin,r ~ ,Th,,,. ,! Tue
made ~, small ' %Ii i''' Il 'Ii', ''Nc"' was
Fairfav C,,,r, iI',,' V'' W Gui uoopS upon
In the wood. ;ngt '" 'i''u i'lr 'icl9
force Of rcbei cayslr v.s il,, d ~, ~
slirmishing was ot nnc ,.,,,,',,aIS %i'u
second New Yorl, ar,ilInr,. J,.ii,.'n,,I w., a1 V
and slledaddlcd. thr tg.lffh o''I my
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-02

state Convention. The Republicans of Massa
chusc, and all who support the present National and
state Governments and are in favor OF the of all
mea necessary for the cleatual suppression of the
Rebellion are requested 10 send Delegate for each
town and each ward OF a CITY, and additional Dele
gate for every two hundred AID every tac
ton over hundred votes in each iowa or ward ac
cording to the last OF Convention to
be holden at WORCI SrEE. on WEDNESDAY. the
TENTH day of SEPTEMBER, at LEvEN O'Clock NJ
for The purpose Of placing in nomination candidates for
The various State offices, to be filled the cleo
tlon, and transact such other busiqcss as may come
before them.
WILLIAM CLAFLIN
Chairman Republican State Committee.
$. \. STCCKwELl. Secretary,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-02

Mrs. Us. Hs. Clark, NJ. ID, Physician and sue
ceaslul Midwife, would announce To the ladies Worces
ter ana vnty that she continues to treat all diseases
peculiar to females scientifically and successfully Con
ner Of Myrtle dtf ap2q
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-02

TWENTY-FIVE feet long, until the train started
an which they were taken back.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-02

Adams Gallery, S3J Main street, is nov
open for tho reception OF the public. du dl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-02
10 Military Omcers.

Particular attention is called to my stock of
LIGHT AND DARK BLUE CLOTHS,
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EhOrse Blankets aud Army EsIunLr,s
Those in want had better call on Il, NJ, FOLINNSJiT
No, Washington Square, before purchasing dtfol6
smiths Curative Cleansing fUnt.,ouuJ.-A
superior remedy for Headache Bguis Sore lima nl,ai
Complaints Cankcr Piles. Sore 'rhroat 10 fJ "ontl
olcby BUSH a CO., "a Front street bv he dozen u,
Jingle bottle At manufacturers pricrg donJ "}}np l
u. u, Nich"is, h1. ID, Homeopathic Isbvs,.
ga h-phce 9ndresdenGe III Main street Gaieo oii-
from to and from 70 O'Clock y " '''' N'urs
Worcester, october, 20, 1859. 40 a,s
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PATRIOTIC FEEMEN.-The following mem
bers OF Washington engine company, No. l,
have enlisted-mallng one third of the entire
company. All but one are in the three years
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-02

SITUATION WANTED-To do GENERAL
~ houscwork, OF chamber work and sewing No oh
lection to going cut Of town Apply at No fremont
street d3tk -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-02

ssesta tine shirts made to order in the r1ostin1
by WALBRt DGE No. 2 Anerics2 al t Snoft n m1
Shirt Patterns cnt. dtf 0"' house BI0ck
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sug and carried them the central guard house where
shey are still In custody-J.s s. Suit Bassill 7 Duck
ett John e. jones' James g. Hardisty. wu\ Jones' n I.
SCOTT Subsequently, Edward Suit and Wm. Brown also
q Blsdeusburg were arrested in this city by Capt Cad
waader and the central guard house They
charged with aiding and abetling the rebss furnishing
them with supplies Of various kinds, TO-, de-
.GEoRGs *. BADGER, OF NORTH CAROLINA, A FALsI.
FIER.
Hon. Alfred Ely proclams the recently published letter
., George Badger pure fabrication. He that
e has had any correspondence whatever upon
subject with either Mr.. Badger Governor stany. II
IS thought here that this Badger letter secession
iuctiou intended to affect ths Union Of North Caro-
tina.
TIE DRAFT IN PENNSYLVANIA.
committee comppsed OF the following Pennsyiva-
,ulans-Govognor A. G. Curtin, Hon. w. ~ Meredith
General John A. Wright and George A. Dodman Nessrs
Henry Hcdd, S. T. Hartrant Josiah Bryan James
swynn and A. Getty of the Philadelphia Board Of Trade
had long Interview to-day with the military authorities
IN regard to drafting the States quota Of the three
hundred thousand militia.
GENERALS TERRY AND TYLER.
Generals Terry and Tyler Of Connecticut are The
former has been ordered home for limited period with
instructions to look to the efficiency Of the newly
Connecticut regiments Clothing arms, equipments camp
squpase, Sc, arc to be closely inspected.
THE CITY RAILROAD.
The City Railroad Company have initiated Improve
touching the route this road that of mpor
habtues OF Washington well to strangers They
to extend their road the railroad depot and the
branch to the Navy Yard will run through the Capitol
grounds, along the east front Of the grand edidce
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AIprsroy--GrpSs.--on Monday, August IL, at 81.
Georges church, Stuyvessnt square, by the Rev. Dr
Tying, Henry ALDERToS, Of England, TO MARY AMELIA,
daughter OF the ato Frederick Gbbins, OF this city
AnrHuR--FiSrAysoH-At Holbrook Long Island, on
Friday July by the Rev John Niles ErssRr r. ARTHUR,
Of Blue Point TO Miss MARGAREr FStAysoS eldest daugh
ter cf lIr. Daniel Finlayson, OF Holbrook
Tllurso (scotland) papers please copy.
CRARY--BKSsoS.--ln Brooklyn, on Wednesday, August
49, by the Rev, pr. Dickson, BYRON n. CRARY Of New
York TO KATE b., daughter OF Bent z. Benson ESQ., Of
Brooklyn.
KsAisiNc--CAsrEn lin Brooklyn, on Wednesday even.
Ing August 49, by the Rev Mr. Weed at the residence OF
tbs bride parents, Mr. JOHN q. kRARsSG TO Miss MARY
G. CAsisR, both OF Brooklyn.
PsrspsoN--TARH.-On Thursday, April "a by the Rev.
s. u. Burchard, RoBEsr g. PETERSON TO MARY L. TARR
daughter Of Frederick Tarr.
wArsoS-TuSnoS.-on Wednesday, August 10, by the
Rev. Mr.. webbc, GEoRcE y. WATSON 10 Miss EMMA VI
TrSoS daughter Of Garrit D. Tunison all Of Brooklyn
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HEADQUARTERS, Army or THE PoroMAc,
AfIuia.t % IA..M /.

y
Return of Generals NcCcH Regnods and Other Union
0tceys-Ncrements Of Rebd 7roops-So'>o,sRis Of Re
tgrHed Prisoners, de-. Dr.
Two truce boats went up the river yesterday. The
wharf at City Point being burned they proceeded further
up the river TO Aiken's Landing General Thomas and
Lieutenant Colonel swcitzer Of MeCellans staff Mr.
0ud tho rebel commissioner At Mr.. Aikcn's residence
number of secession ladies' improved the opportunity
thus afforded approach tho river at that point Early
this morning Of the truce boats-the Ariearrved
here with one hundred and fortysevcn Of our
Union prisoners from Richmond. Among them are
Generals Mccall and Reynolds. Colonel simpson and
Major Binney, OF the Fourth New Jersey regiment;
Colonel stockton OF the Sixteenth Michigan Lieutenant
Colonel Swsitzer, Of the Sixty second Pennsylvania
brother the officer McCelan's staff and other OF.
Gcers captured in the battles the peninsula. Our Of
ccrs ri high rank state that they have been treated with
marked ndignity by the rebel authorities. After
twelve O'Clock today these returned prisoners will be
free TO reoin their several commands.
Rebel troops in considerable numbers were seen
last evening and this morning the south side OF the
James river.
Of returned prisonors state that the night
before last (Aionday mighty hundred pieces OF
artillery passed their prison in Richmond the way TO
reinforce jactson IN front Of Fore several days
largo bodies u troops have been marching OH IN the
direction.
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Obituary..
DEATH OF CAPTAIN HENRY BENSON UNITED STATES


ARMY.
Captain Henry Benson, Of Battery NJ, Second regiment
(regulars) United States Army, died the tt Inst
board the steamer Spaulding which he returning
home, suffering from shell wound from OF
his own guns al the battle OF Malvern HILL lie from
Belfeville Now Jersey, ard rose from the ranks For
his good qualities III the Mexican he received COM
mission broye second lieutenant OF the Second are.
~, june - ls4s. In March, 1853, lie commissioned
first lientanant, and in May, 1861 captain He
accomplished artillery officer, and fvore Of General
Mcclellan His remains reached Newark, n. j., on the
18th bis funeral took place from the Reformed Dulch
church, Beleve, y. -, on the l3.h inst
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IN. E,ns and saxonIa Outward Hound

IT, dOiINsi " FlI august TO, INb2.
Tho steamship E,us for Liverpool aud the saxonia for
Southampton passed Cape Race to-day fog, the sexo.
tia hair an l1ul ahead Of the Etna.
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The Champion Boat Race at PhiIa-
deiphfa.

PHilADhLPIA, August II, 1867.
TIC second skeleton boat race, between .lIammi OF
Pttsbufg sna ward, camo or today. rhe Pttsburgan
was again victorious making the Eve miles in thirty
seven .m,aules, thirtynine seconds, and coming in
ouarsss 4 mite ahead The betting to-day 500 to
$40 ngEinsL ward.
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OHicial Drawings ortne Delaware state

DELAWARE. EXTRA Class s3l--Au.ust Il. 1872
II, 81 50, As So, ~. $. 80, 81, Z, 8, a.
DELAwARr. CLASS J03-tupist H. t56c.
20, 10, a, II; 33, 20. q, ~, J2 81. 50, AZ, 10.
Circulars sent BY addressing
JOHN A. MORRIS & CO.
Wilmington, Delaware
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A,rival al ,he saladin oR oape nace.

n. ~
Tho news yacht arded this afternoon, Oh Cape Race
the stoamp -hadu. fourteen days out from Liverpool
90 ramaici. News Anticipated.
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omcial praMinCs or MURRAY. Eddy

Co. q Kentucky and Missouri SAFE Lotteries.
kEsrrcgY EXTRA CLASS 3S3--Ausus' H. lsG2
81, 81 IS, %. 50, s, 90, 10, 30. IL. al, 20.
KENTUCKY, CLASS ssi-Aaglist IA, 1881.
II, "a, IL, IS, Gj, IL Il, -, 40, 81, 10 sc, so.
Circulars sent Tree Of charge W addressing either TO
MURRAY. EDDY & co,
Cov!ngton, NJ, or st. Louis, No.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-P Cashed
information furnished Highest price paid for doI.
blooms TAYLOR Co, Bank 10 Wall street.
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Prizes Cashed In All Legalized Lotte !.
res. Information gven. JOSEPH BATES Broker, No IL
Wall street, room No. !, New Yori.
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Onicia al Drawings ols&hc Library Asso.
C,Afs No. 2st-Afvfst IA, 1882.
81, 81, 81, 10, II, IA. q. 81, 81, co. 80, 72.
CLASS No. 332-.iugust IL, 1854
go. 81, Z. ., 80, 81, -, %, -, 20, 8, %.
For circulars, Sc. address
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Eight Carries de Visitc for Sl-Equal to
he Leet made BALCHS y33 Greenwleh 81, cor Hlrcay
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Protect the Brave Volunteers by Sup.
plying them with HOLLowAYS pills, 70 guard them
against miasma and bilious fevers.

Doctor Hunters Discovery Cures the
very worst OF Scrofa obstinate Eruption OF The SKIN
and old ucera No Division street, New YORK city since
lH3l
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Army and Navy Men for the War get
their Photographs HOLMES Park Gallery ga Broadway
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Gouraud's Poutlre subtitle Uproots Hair
from low rorehcas upper lips or any part OF the body;
warranted 4J3 Broadway.
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Eight Carries de visite for SI-Equal to
he tcst msde BALCHs ss3 Greenwich s.. COZ. Barclay
Army and Navy Men FOE the War get
their Photographs HOLMES Park Gallery s4 Broadway
Gouraud's Poudre subtitle Uproots Hair
from forehcais upper lips or aus part OF the body;
warranted 453 Broadway
Batchelor's Hair Dye-thc Best In the
world instantaneous, harmless and reliable Soi by drug
lists and pcrumers everywhere. Factory 81 Barclay street
Biu's Hair Dye, 30 Cents. Black
Cristadoro's Hair Dye. Preventative
and Wig depot Wholesale and RETAIL No. Aston House.
The Dyeis az pied BY experienced arLists
Beautiful CompIeNion-PhaIon' .snov
White treas' when applied 10 the face, neck and
smooth, aud complexion tran. plgculy whlte
sold by all druggists and fancy goods dealers.
Beautiful Complexi0n.--Laird's Bloom
Of Yorth Liquid Pearl has equal o preserving and
heauiifyng the complexion and skin. LADIES using
This delightful article will have no o;hef AL druggists and
$50 Broadway
Prof. l.. MiIIcr's Hair Dye, Soc, Black
and Brown Try T. Sold by druggists Depot, S6 Dey st.
To the Afilicted.-Radical Cure Trasses,
Abdominal supporters, Shoulder Braces Elastic Stockings
made order for bow legs, CLUB feet joints,
curved spine and physical dsfortics Radical
Broadway and Ann street, under Barnums Museum Fe.
male IN attendance 10 wait uTon ladies.
plying them with HoLL0wAYs Pills 20 guard them
against missma and billions fevers.
Doctor Hunters Discovery Cures the
and old Ulcers No Division street. New YORK City since
1854
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Batchelor's Hair Dye-thc Best In the
world instantaneous, harmless and reliable SOLD by drug
lists pcrumers Factory 81 Barclay street
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Httrs Hair Dye. 30 Cents. Black or
oMn. Depot No Barclay street and sold by al drngs
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about being degenerate race, that che may
in this way attempt g destroy the sympathy Of the
world Tor + and institutions. AZ the record shows
her cSnation 70 BE- TOO dark and Infamous, let them
reform .hc,f household for they east mpu:ncns
which they know tp b. as unloundcd they
malicious ell, gentlemen, much tor foreign Fela-
tons tell ycn again that the British people are wish
ing and ,kinq for your downfall On The steamboats,
along the wbarycs in the coffee houses cad IN the palaces
they display alike amnesty rejoicing over your defeats
and lamcn,ng your successes-(cries II That's so -
usi they in kactusl but, thank God, there
IL the great nation, Frapce. standing Al her
Interfere cloud spplause.j ! now submit, fellow
citizens, 10 Just republican history TO Justify
Of the American republic and its foreign diplomacy.
therefore, well afford TO bear the taunts and caium
MES which tho opponents Of free principle in America
have Afforded TO foreign enemies. believe am the
only minister in foreign employment that has been
subject these and thank God for H. because "
the bad people Of tho United states land there bad
people here a. well az clsewhers, had been silent with
gard me shond not have felt that had had on my har
ness OF old Thought Was falling to perform my duty
TO those opponents OF free principles and yielding 10
the influence Of slavery for always FELT my element IN
opposing that henous SIN. Laughter and spplausc.)
Well, here sti az war. Now u have not tired
you out-(Crics Of "No "oh no, go on III would lxo
10 look affairs al home. (Applause) Yes, have a
two iod duty to psrfo, m one y to the country It's or
myself. shall eDdeayor TO justice to both. Under
stand me- that in giving my own sentiments don't ne.
cessariy, therefore, attempt 70 put them in contrast
with the sentiments opinions the contrary. First
hold that is our true privilege TO abide, coneedo, TO
sbe true OF e We, when bc
tonal voice has been declared, and its re-
representatives. have taken upon them the insignia OF
Office, We must respect and revere them they arc
for the time being tile sovereign representatives of the
public veal and should not be rsmmeled In thedscharge
their functions. With thatIdea OF the position OF
officials shall speak with that freedom which becomes
tho Difference have for those in power and that regard
for truth which have always secretly maintained.
First, then, gentlemen when this rebellion FIRST broke
out and when blood American citizens marching the
defence e their flag aud OF their own capital
shed by the hands OF rebels and stood hero not
ing what might be dono with the President aud the
manders and others in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. we should
not he cut 10 pieces, they a thonsaad times
threatened to do-your humble servant addressed
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-01-09
PekInX

The China correspondent of the Home Jour-
nal furnishes that paper the following Interest
lng description OF the ancient aud wonderful
ciry:-
VenIers of boil-d rice ftuit, and little cakes,
urrambula,e The CITY, carrying their me chan
disc on wooden trays, suspended from their
necks by cord u is very singular that III
all this vast Gre wd one rarely sees woman.
The greatest order prevails; the Chinese ARE
pruverbiaily polite people, and nowhere does
one notice this Eluie Than the streets OF Pc
king each one seeks to Guido The other in acts
of courtesy Do two people by chance un
against each other, they bOS themselves out OF
zach others presence, with series Vi salaaIiS
aud o. otes t4tiUnS which far exceeds anything
the French are capable of. The ponce are very
rarely called upon t1 exercise their Ian'h"Ii'y
Collections Of people IN one spot ~ "o' Pe'''ii'
ted the moment more than ~ DOZEN are as
semb led together, the police Comes aIohg wa
It's InunutUnnus Ching Trcia, Chi"g 'heha'
(circulate, circuare,) AID 'ary all immaculate
dispense
,b,. civ present II very gay Appearance; the
10, housrs are all crowded WI h IesprctabIe a'd
o.,l.rIV ctuzru5 whb di>cu 'h~ W. ct the
d.v over u cup OF The genuine ar'lcF Ihe~r
roo b,,uSes are fuTnI-trd witii aw ming extent
ing over good pur ion "f TIE street. uhie'
winch ar y ar i ,nldli tables surrUuhded by !"
-ort II niyan, on " lncb The i"ng-halfed race re
Lose Or lee me III attI udeS uioie ca eitsa ttah
elegant The Chinese alb tain almost entirely
from spiri;uuus liquors; tile use OF tea Is sehef'
al.
There are al.o the Tai-hotien. Of gtaclerS
where one fn,s cakes. couircil"ns, iced 1rLito
sweelp,eats, and refreshing drinks OF never
ending varieties These lal-hoten are hne'
and more elegant in appearance than tie tea
shops, being The resort Of the H. 4her CLASSES.
Smoking, which IL NOT permitted to the tea
drinkers, i. quite common at the glaciers I'M
mediately aitei the Consumer mas n"loh'a NJ
c,ke or sweetmeai, an attendant cIienty places
h. fore HIN IA small lacduriej box, containing
dmlnutlve pipe, aud III different conpar m ms
fire. rob ,cco AMI opium. They do not smoke
AS we outside barbarians, but take four or five