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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-14

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mise, when that was exhausted before The
war commenced. and when every hint o.
such policy, during the var, has been
received by the rebels with manifestations
of the sharpest hatred aud scorn. They
claim to be special devotees Of the Onion,
aud yet discountenanee the idea thar Il can
be restored by force. II, therefore, they
have a Union policy, it Is that Of submis-
sion to the rebellion, and turn;ng the whole
country over to the eonsPirators, in order
TO keep it together. The whole party move
ment is as insidious as II is energetic and
As sinister as bold, and justiies the deepest
distrdst, and the gravest apprehensions.
Daniels. Dickinson. q New York Demo.
crat Of National fame, portrayed the
political situation as exactly as Vividly-
giving US indeed an illuminated photo
graph--in his COOper's Institute speech
on Wednesday night last. in these words:
Rebellion known from spies and sympa-
thisers quite too near us, what is going on
in our midst as well as we do. It is strus.
Cling on in the hope that this peace party
may gain the ascendency, when it expects
TO be forgiven for its treason, have murder
washed from its bloody hands and be re-
waFded for its Tillaipy by liberal proposi;
tiOns. This party, with its propositions,
of peace, having been exposed, abashed
and In glorious overthrow last year, has
covered its framework this, with yenee-
ring of different shade, but quite too
Ainisy to deceive q discerning and loyal
people. Like the cut in the fable, it has
whitewashed its coat, but the teeth and
claws are plainly discernable Call back
your sons, IrePeat, or crush this insidious
monster at home and the rebellion abroad
together Rebellion has lost faith in ex-
peOted foreign recognition. Its miserable
sympathizers in England lack courage to
come to time. Even Disraeli, who O'COn-
nell said was a regular lineal descendant
of the hardened thief, fails 70 meet the
occasion as expected. Its hope now rests
in the aid and sympathy it can command
in the loyal States, to save it from the
condign punishment and ignoble end
which awaits it, and looks more to the
success of this ticket to day than to the
exploits of Stonewall jackson.
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lthe limits of the force employed in the
service of the nation, it being one of Its
secondary objects to strengthen tho SEN
! timent of national unity wherever it can
come in antagonisn with state. or local
pride. dasl nst
l1 The distribution of hospital supplies is
but a branch of the work of the Commits
sion. II employs the best professional
talent whiohican' be obtained in the coun-
try to aid its larger purposeLto do all
that is possible for the health and Yigor
of our fighting men, to tighten their bur
dens reduce their encumbrances, and to
sustain their spirits under the priyations
and hardships which are an essential part
of successful warfare.
For the purpose af giving ready and
prompt relief to the sick and wounded of
our army in Virginia, the Commission have
established Branch Office, and Depot
for hospital Stores at No 152 Main Street
Wheeling Va, AT this Depot contribu-
tions will be received from the loynl
woman of Virginia Ohio and dPennsylvania,
and distributed to the sick and suffering
soldiers IN Virginia with the greatest
promptness.
Men and women of the loyal States, we
solicit from youcontributions and q hearty
cooperation 4ryes gH9 rie@47i q u
Wait not until you arc baptized in the
blood of those who are dear to you, before
you can tfeel an interest," inthese things
Here we sit surrounded by the comforts
and blessings of home. far removed from
the desolating scenes of war. Our fathers,
husbands, sons and brothers are perfor-
ming long and weary marches, are wet.
cold andhungryt They are sick, wounded
or dying, without the common necessa-
ries ofilife. We cannot go in person to
alleviate this distress, but we can provide
comforts, and sustain those whose province
it is thus to minister. Is there one woman
amongst us who can fold her hands and
idly look ut this great sufferingf -at this
wonderful struggle for truth and Justice
Is it not solemn duty from which we
may not shrink to give our best efforts to
relieve those who have thus taken their
lives in their hands and gone forth to
victory or death7 We are working for
those who desire to maintain the dignity,
the selfrsspect, the stability Of our
Government. We are laboring to relieve
the wounded and sick soldier, ON his bed
of suffering or of death. IF these sufferers
do not belong to us, they are somebody's
som" and those to whom they would
naturally turn for relief may not be in the
land of the living, and others may. be
worse than orphans. Do not be urged,
then, to that which it should be the crow
ming glory of your womanhood to do.
Come in among us at once, and by your
quick sympathies and hearty co-Opera-
tion, stimulate JUS to new zeal and acti7
witty in the work we are attempting to do
Address your boxes, packages and bar
rels of contributions to
~ :. d. s. FRAoKER,,
Ag't o. S. Sanitary Commission
5o@ Wheeling Va
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.UEsasanitafY oomhi5sfoi1.

An Appeal &c, the Loyal Women OF
America.
Under an order from the President of
the United States a national system has
been established by the Sanitary Commits
sion for the safe Transmission and judi
cious distribution of articles contributed
by the people for the sick and wounded Of
the army and navy The system: after
being well tried, has been formally ap-
proved and Recommended by the Presii-
dent, the Generql I'M GhisfUInd the Sur
gepn General. The security. it offers
against misap propriationS IS praet tiSaliS
perfect until the contributions are deliye-
red in the hospitals, where they neeessal
rily pass from the control of the Commis=
sion. OF moro than a million articles
sent through one of; the largest of its
channels of supply, it has been ascertaihed
that not one hundred have Eeynisearrfed or
ibeentdIsHohestly used. Discreet and trust
worthy agents are constantly employed
in visiting all divisions ofthe army, inclu-
ding those on the Southern coast, the
Mississippi and the Western. frontier, to
observe their wants; to direSt, supplies
where they are most needed. and 70 .se-
cure, Us far as practicable, their honest
use The Commission does not. under
take to deliver ttieles stoindiFidnals, and
declines to receive contributions with any
estriction es to their destination within
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TUST TRECEIVRD--AI largo .assortuAsat of
d Msa aud B0yR Fnf and Wool Hats, Of eterysSal
fioty, . which S invite the attention Of doAlsI.
aus HARPER BRO.
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All from transient Persons OF strang
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Buatness Cards not exeeedn give lines $40 peryear,
or 80 for sx months, but for shorter period nothing
will be counted led8 than square.
The privilege Of Annual Advertising Is limited to
the ADVERTISER own Immediate busfneit and all
advertisements for the benefit Of other prisons as
ofaueton sales and real estate, sent by them muse
be paid for at the Usual rates. ~"
Advertisements not accompanied with Writteh
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accordingly. ~ -i 20 f5H'lr' .' H'at ef-'iiaS
Notices for Political Mestings to be ehaFged4a all
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:, JOHN Z n. SPINNING
HAPPINEss OR MIsERYf
THAT IS THE QUESTION. aTs

uIHR Proprietors Of the sGPARIsIAN CABINET OF
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The Horrible Persecution of Union
.af -aai Men in Kentucky. % a71'4
CltclSSATb Oct. 8.

"A Plain statement, OF the Case or a
Kentucky Senator. sltl sa
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I. d. s. FRAcKER,
Ag't o. S. Sanitary Commission
e5 Co Wheeling Va
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-13

CAFE RACE, Sept. l2.-The steamship Ed
inburg has arrived. Garibaldi had arrived at
Spezzia. His wounds were in a favorable
condition. Nothing had been done as to tile
final disposal of him.
The confederate pirate steamer $500 has
received from the steamer Bahama, off the
Western Isles, iron plates, munitions OF war,
&C., to enable her to intercept northern yes
sells as they approach the coast, and in the
absence of any port, to take and destroy ships
and cargoes. She is commanded by Capt.
Semmes, late of the Sumter, and is now called
the Alabama.
The Liverpool Telegraph, on authority Of
pilot, had given a circumstantial account OF
a desperate naval engagement on the night OF
the both ult., between two vessels, supposed
to be a federal and confederate, 250 miles
south of Holyhead. The Mercury asserts
that it is destitute of truth, and was founded
probably on gun practice between two British
ships of war.
A report prevailed that Thurlow Weed is
charged with an important mission to the
British government. The London journals
are generally very gloomy. =
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-13

Our people are to-day excited at the pros
pect which the mismanagement of our mill
tary operations in the east and west has open
ed to them. 1t is the duty of The authorities,
state and federal, to put in force such ener-
getic measures as will at once restore tran
guilty This is the more urgent, because
naturally the secret traitors and agents of
Davis in these states hasten to use the pres
ent excitement for their purposes, and do
their utmost to increase it. These mischiev-
GUS persons are quick to seize upon circum-
stances which they think may be turned to
the advantage of their friends and employers,
the rebels Already, yesterday, that organ of
all wickedness and error, the New York
Hereld, suggested the first step towards
the establishment of amilitary dictatorship and
the overthrow of the constitutional govern
ment. 1t calls upon General Mcclellan ''to
insist upon the modification and reconstruc-
ton of the cabinet" 1t tells him that NOW
is the time for him to prove himself not only
great general, but a statesman worthy of
the occasion and of the responsibility he has
assumed 1t assures him that che is master
of the situation;" che is the only man in whom
the troops or the country have confidence as
a general for the chief command of the army
in the tield;' and, promising him that ''the
game is now in his hands," it urges him to
''play his best trump"-not against the enc
my, understand, but against the government.
Thus this sheet, which bounded the south
ern conspirators on to rebellion; which en-
couraged the secessionists Of the south with
hopes and promises Of northern acquiescense
and support; which has since the opening of
the war constantly aided the rebels, by mag
nitying their forces, their preparations and
their successes, now presses on Il general of
the Union armies to assume dictatOrial pow
ers, and hints to him that he can make use of
the army to whose command he has been
| raised by the president, to enforce the unlaw-
ful and mutinous demands which it urges him
to make.
We will not believe that any general in our
armies is fool or traitor enough to attempt the
role which the Herald insults Gen. Mcclellan
by suggesting to him; but the fact that men
are found ready instantly to avail themselves
of period of public excitement to propose
measures which could only be carried into eff
feet by a traitor and brigand, and which would
overthrow the government and produce a
commoton in the north which could be favor
able only to the rebels should put us on our
guard how we suffer our minds to wanderfrom
the one object which all patriots have at heart,
the defeat of the enemy. We must be calm
we must be patient, too and watchful of the
malignants who endeavor to mislead public
opinion by artful cries, and in a hundred ways
try to draw away the mind and heart of the
nation from the one object which it wants to
accomplish, and which now tries all its pow
ers.
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A Eight Mt Mi1linmshurg.

FORTRESS MONROE, Sept. ia rebel
force of cavalry, with three pieces of artillery
under Col. Shingles, made an attack on Will
liamsburg on Tuesday morning about eight
o'clock. After having captured our pickets,
they marched into the town, taking our troops
by surprise. An engagement ensued, which
lasted about thirty minutes. Our force con-
sisted of the 9TH Pennsylvania cavalry, Col.
Cambell, who was taken priconer, together
with eight of his officers, and nine men were
killed. The loss of the rebels was more Sc
we're than ours, and we remained in posses
sion of the place. We took number of prisss
Oners.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-13
THE NEWS FROM CINCINNATI.
A Battle Expected.

New York, Sept PA Cincinnati dis
patch states that the secesh in Maysyille have
been cooking for the rebels in anticipation of
their arrival 1t is reported that Cincinnati
company have been bodily captured by the
rebels. A special Cincinnati dispatch Of
Thursday night to the Philadelphia Inquirer
states that John A. Coleman, wealthy citi-
zen, is captured by the rebels. Heavy rains
have stopped sldrmishing. General Bragg is
coming up from Sparta, Tenn, by Lexington,
Ky. with 10000 men.
Gen. Buell. is coming from Nashville by
way of Louisville with $4,000 troops. There
seems to be a race between them, Cincinnati
being the prize. If Bragg gets here first, we
will have hot work. A division Of the enemy is
reported moving toward the river below here.
We are momentarily expecting a battle.
Louisville is reported safe by persons from
there. Ten thousand volunteers with SPUR
rel guns came in from the country to-day
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-13
Items.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 12.-The bridge at
Gunners Run is washed away. No trains
will leave Kensington depot for New York to-
day. The travel to New York will be via
Tacony.
The Wheeling Intellgencer of the 18th
says that Adj't. Gen. Samuels had received
the following
GAULEY, VA, Sept 12.-Jenkins' whole
force of guerillas was met and routed by six
companies of the second Virginia cavalry
Fur loss was one killed. The loss of the enc
my is unknown. Col. J. A. LIGHrBURN,
4th Virginia Infantry
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-13

WASHINGTON, Sept. PA gentleman from
Norfolk says, the most reliable information
current there from Richmond was that Merri-
mae No. . was in no condition for service her
plating not being completed.
Maj. Gen. Clay is ordered to report to Gen.
Butler at New Orleans for duty. Brig. Gen.
Kane is ordered to report to Gen. Casey.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-13
a Battle ana victory.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 12.-Heavy firing was
heard in the direction of Harper's Ferry on
Wednesday afternoon. The gecessionists at
Frederick appeared troubled at unfavorable
news from that quarter, to the effect that the
rebel general Loring crossed at Williamsport
and fell into masked battery of the federal
which repulsed the rebels with great loss.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-13

1t is stated that there are no rebels at
Drainesvile.
Gems. jackson, Fitzhugh Lee, and Long
stree crossed at Edwards Ferry on the 18th,
with 10000 men. At latest adyices there was
a large force at Lecsburg under Lee.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-13
KEAAEDYS RHEUMATIC IMMINENT.

The attention Of the public is called to this most
ccllcnt Of all Lnmens perfect and speedy for
all the aches and pains thathesh is heir to.
RHEUMATISM is caused by a stagnation of the
fluids arising from checked perspirati0ns cured by
few bottles Of KENNEDY's RHEUMATIC LINIMEET.
NEURA LssIA-the king of all paints caused by
Inflammation Ct the nervesis instantly cured by
few applications Of KENNEDY RHEUMATIC LRlMEET
SFRAINS are caused by an over-extenslon and
snddenre action Of the musclesis cured by few bot
ties of kENHEDY's RHEUMATIC LINIMENr- equally good
for man beast.
PLEURISY is an Inflammation Of the lining Of
the ribs cured by few bottles of KENNEDYs R3Eu-
MATIO LGNIMEET.
BKUISE S caused by sudden pressure of the
hesh and smashing Of the tlssuess Instantly relieved
by kENNEDY's RHEUMATIC LGN1AENT.
GKAMP Is n contraction Of the muscles, caused by
sudden stnppage OF tue nervous fluid. which prevents
Sunu life having free fiowis cured by few applica
lions OF kENEEDY's RHEUMATIC LiE1MENT.
BILIOUS collie Is caused by ancuralgia In the
stomach and bOwels-take tcaspoOnful Of kENREDY's
RHEUMATIC LINIMEHT in warm water every half hour
SORE THROAT AND HOARSEN ESs
are caused by unnatural dryness Of the gandswet
piece of flannel with KENEEDYs RHEUMATIC LINtNE6T,
apply 1t on going to bed, and you will be wellin the
5TEADACEIE AND TuxOBHING OF
THE TEMPLES is caused by pressure from insensible
perspirationis cured by few applications of KENEE
DY's RHEUMATIC LIE1MEET.
AVEA X NESS OF C1IE BACK. Follow the
direction In the circular around each bottle
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Inflammation of every kind. Every family should have
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+. HARLOW, JAMES GREEN, RUSH ~ CO. NJ. $
MoCONVlLLE, W. II. GOULDING, and by Druggists
everywhere.
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A NJ and continuing five days and evenings.
The Glass will be under the direction of PROF b. f.
BAKER, of Boston. b. d. ALLEN, Of Worcester,
Pianist.
The Morning Sessions of each day will be devoted to
the practical study of the voice in regard formation
and healthful development of tone and the practice
Church Music with reference to infusing life and
giving character and effectiveness to this part of
public worship together with the consideration and dis
cussion of such subjects pertaining Music may be
profitable and interesting to members of the Class
The organization of Choirs the relation between the
Leader and the Singers and the mutual obligation which
should be felt to exist between the Singers and the Con
gregation whose worship they lead will be important
feature of the morning exercises Congregational Choir
and Quartette singing, will also be illustrated and the
relative suableness of each the purposes of public
worship will be examined.
The Afternoon and Evening Sessions will be given to
the practice of ChOuses and Gees together with Solos,
Duets, &c by members Of the Glass.
A MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT will be given on
WEDNESDAY EVENING. October lst and a GRAND FL
MALE CONCERT on FRIDAY EVENING. October Sd, in
both of which the whole class will be expected par
tcipate The "TaberRGcie," by b. f. Baker and 0. W.
Perkins Voice Of Praise" by +. Hamilton, also Cho
Glass, without extra charge.
TICKETS OF MEMBERSHIP, admitting the holder to all
the exercises of the Convention, and both Concerts,
FIFTY Cents Tickets not transferable.
For Circulars, &c, apply to j. A. DORMAN,
Sl2 dtOJ Worcester.
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ry7HE GREATEST MEDICAL DIS.
EMERY KIND OFHUMOIs.

Two bottles warranted to nursing mouth
One TO three bottles will clear the system of bcs
Two bottles warranted to the worst canker in
the stomach
Three five bottles warranted to the worst
kinds of Erysipelas.
One two bottles warranted to all humors
the eyes.
Two bottles warranted to running of the ears
and blotches among the hair.
Four to six bottles warranted to corrupt and
running ulcers.
One bottle will cure scaly eruptions of the skin
Two or three bItles warranted to the worst
kind ofringwoim.
Two 10 three bottles warranted to cure the most
desperate of rheumatism.
Three tour bottles are warranted 10 cure salt
Five to eight bottles warranted to cure the worst
scrOula
One three bottles warranted to cure the worst
cases of dyspepsia | know from the experience of
thousands that it has been caused by a canker the
stomach.
One or two bottles are warranted to cure sick head
ache.
One or two bottles warranted regulate costive
state of the bowels
One two bottles will regulate allderangement the
kidneys
-Four to six bottles have cared the worst cases o
dropsy.
Ky strictly following the directions in the pamphlet
around each bottle ard udcious application of the
SALT RkEEUM OINTMENT,
SCROFULA OINTMENT, AND
HEALING OINTMENT,
every and ulcer fwhatever kind nature exec
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cured
For sale by all druggists everywhere.
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~ Z 2 IL Y 4 w 0 X S T Il /
AND
Shetland Yarnsl

We have now in stock the Largest and Handsomest
assortment of the above in Worcester in dou-
BE single, ana split, and we offer the for
mer low prices, and liberal discount will be made NV
buying by the quantity.
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autrfts.
ITO CITIZENS OF WOR-

NOTICE.-TO CITIZENS OF WOR-
~ CESTER COUNTY CLAIMING EXEMPTION
FROM MILITARY DUTY The undersigned, appoint
ed Commissioner for the County of Worcester, under
General Order No. 80 of the War Department of the
United States will hear and determine the of
persons claiming 10 be exempt from Military duty at
the places usually occupied for the sessions of the Pro
bate Courts in the towns named below, as follows:
UXbridge-THU RSDAY, Sept. IL.
Milford-FRIDAY, Sept. IL
%orcester-SATURDAY, Sept Is.
Fitchburg-On MONDAY. Sept. 18th.
TempletOn-On TUESDAY. Sept. 18th.
Barre-WEDNESDAY Sept 18th.
West Brookfeld-THUR. DAY. sept 18th.
Clinton-SATURDAY, Sept. 10th.
CHARLES L. STEVENS Commissioner.
Clinton, Sept. 6, 1862 div IS
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QOMMONWGALTH OF MASSA.


~ CHUSETTs.- Worcester, ss.-Probate Court.-To
the next kin creditors and all oher persons interested
In the Estate Of ABRAM +. KIDDER, late Of south
borough, in said county, deceased. intestate.
You are hereby cited to appear at Probate Court TO
he hedat Worcester in said county Of Worcester the
first Tuesday of October next. at nine O'Clock In the
forenoon show cause. If any you have, why letter
be granted to sullivan Fay; Of southhorongh IN The
county of Worcester, And the said sullivan Fay
Is hereby directed give public notice thereof by pub
fishing this citation once week, for three successive
yeeks In the newspaper called the Massachusetts Spy,
printed at Worcester the last publication to be one day
at least before said Court. $500 90 -,
Court bs ninth day Of September in the Neal one thou
sI6 ''e"' Wal CHAS f. STEVENS, Asst Reg.
The Confessions and Experience OF an m
vnIfd.-Pubished for the benefit ana as "aIhs alrn
caution to young men who suffer rom N9rVous De i
ity, Premature Decay &c; supplying at the SANE uuS
the means Of self care by one who has cuteu hsen
after being put great pense through medca hnpo,
siVn ana quacloy By enclosing apost palh addressed
envelope, SINGLE COPIES be had Of the auhOr, IA
IHANlEL MAYFAIR Esq, Bedford, Kings county,
NY. dGwiv meh0