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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-20

Commencing MONDAY, Sept 18th 1862, at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ and continuing five days and evenings
The Glass will be under the direction Of PROF. Is. r.
BAKER, Of Boston. Il. d. ALLEN, Of Worcester,
Pianist.
The Morning Sessions Of each day win be devoted to
the practical study of the voice In regard to formation
and hCalthul development of tone, and the practice Of
giving more character and effectiveness to this part Of
public Worship together with the consideration and dis
cuSson OF such subjects pertaining to Music be
profitable and interesting 10 members Of the Glass.
he organization Of ChOrs, the relation between the
Lender and the singers and the mutual obligation which
should be felt TO exist between the Singers and the Con-
gregatlon whose worship they lead will he an Important
feature OF the morning exercises Congregational Choir
ahd lunrtctte singing will also be illustrated aud tho
relative sultabencss of each TO the purposes Of public
worship will be examined.
The Afternoon and Evening Sessions will be given to
The practice Of ChOruses and Gpes together with solos
Duets, &c by M mbors Of the Glass.
A MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT will be given on
WEDNESDAY EVENING. October LIST, aud a GRAND FL
MALE CONCERT on FRIDAY EVENING, October 30, In
tcipate. The "7abeFaacie," by Il. r. Baker and o. w.
Perkins, "P0ice Of Praise" by y. anilton also Cho
RUS and Glee Books, Will he furnished the the
Glass, without extra charge.
TICKETS or MEMBERSHIP admitting the holder TO AL
the exercises Of the Convention, aud bolh Concerts
Fifty cents Tickets not transferable.
For Circulars, &C apply to j. A. DORMAS,
si2 dtO3 Worcester, Mass.
SULPIIATE OF MORPHINE-A large
- lot OF Morphine hand and for sale by DAVID
SCOTT 2jl Main, corner Mechanic street. ar J, 10
EtHLORIDE OF LIME For purifying
~ traus vaults. &C, sold by DAVID SCoTr, 25l
Main corner Mechanic street. ar DlB
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(OIRE YOUR COUCH. - CoMpoUNn

~ Copgu SYRUP. an excellent article for hard dry
Consbs Colds, WhoOpiug Cough, &c. Prepared by
DAVID SCOTT, PSI Main, corner Mechanic street.
iviG diff
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Zeal Gstate.

I'm REAL Estate NOTICE 81
.EliI. 80
In view of the times and the necessity of dspos
Ing OF property, have had placed in my hands
For Sale or Exchange
agreat variety of Real Estate, consisting of
YELLING HOUSES, varying in price from
$500 to 5000
BUILDING LOTS, desirably located in all parts
the city, to suit the wants of all classes.
FARMS, large and small, in the adjoining towns at
prices within the means Of ALL adapted the raising OF
vegetables or market for dairy purposes, or for milk
Wood and Timber Lots.
together with two or three Saw Mil Privileges.
In Of the above list of Real Estate the terms
payment Will be made TO accommodate the condition
and means of the purchaser. Much of the purchase
money can remain for a term of years on mortgage.
TEHEMENTS TO RENT.
II. l.. AnBOTT,
No. l0l Main street.
III di Worcester, Mass
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WOttester Daily SPY
OFFICIAL.

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
Passed at the Second Session Of the Thirty Seventh
Congress.
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TEN Il AL + Urn ITURE
AND INSTRUMENTS FOR SALE.

Having retired from the practice of Dentistry offer
to the profession my entire Office and Laboratory Fur
mture instruments and Fools consisting in part
aung Table; one SpitoQn ana stand one very superior
set Of double geared and double rolled Plate olls one
Grinding Apparatus, with corundum wheels and brushes
one Drilling and Turning Lathe with drills and fixtures
one Portable Forge; one Soldering Bellows; a very
large and cJmpete set Of Table Instruments sc. &c
For further particulars, call my Office No 23g Main
street, on j. A. ROWLAND first door ut head of the
same stairs, or ON DIR. o. f. HARRIS 1853 Main street
81 dtt q. H. JENCKS
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subsequent insertion, Ten lines Tor les.1 cr.,,,.
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SATURDAY MORNING, SEPT. 20, 1862
Real estate.


tOh SALE-The Wooden Factory, Out
- A. ballangs and good Water Privilege for. the use
a. e agtory the wheel and machinery ali new ana In
nle running order together with the following Described
machinery two 42nch Breakers lacks Of isS sN;nd
each, flcker, Wool buster, Stafford SbeIi Wans
LOOMS i nnearing Machine, l Brushing Macbinn .
Gigs Pulling Mill, Securing Mill FiocE G,tt. Z
Blower and all other fixtures necessarv for ~
uacture of Doeskns Cassimeres Tweeds or Sntia Sn
all in good running order The mill is Situated in tS
village OF Factory Point in Manchester county of REM
nngtOn, and state of Vermont. one half mile from M
w. v railroad depot The said village is foursbing ne
one thousand inhabitants two stores one hotel large
tannery three marble mills &c. Also, for sale lot
with buildings machinery and good water power suitable
for the manufacture of chairs clothes pins saving and
planning boards, any other business in the line OF man
utacoTy, located on good road three-ourths of mile
from the railroad depot all of which will be sold on reaa
sonabe terms by the subscriber.
jos d6m CHAUNCY GREEN.
f5 ss.1f FOR SALE-The beautiful man.
Mill sion situated Catherine street. formerly owned
a4stEand occupied by JOSEPH p. HALE The above
was built by Mr. Hale, for his special USE and has all
the modern improvements 1t is situated on a beautiful
elevation and OverlOoks the whole city. 1t has fine
stable attached, and has about of land well
covered with fruit and shade trees and surrounded by
street on all sides. more desirable residence for sale
could not be found For further particulars please in
qure OF HARLES b. PRATT, Worcester, or of the
subscriber, No. 10 West 46th street, New York.
myN DIFF JAMES A. FERGUSON,
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VISIT PARKERS GALlERY. a0l

Main street, and procure Of those 12} cent
AmhrutNpe which are warranted TO give as much sat
mGto as amy taken In the city for Is 50 cents. All
style of Ambroypes AMI cases cheaper than be pro
cured elsewhere. Pictures Of babies taken instuitan
euusly By new process. Try them. Gail and examine
specimens. r. L. PARKER, Artist.
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TI'IIT NUTCN OF INAIoI.--H NVW
II Volume of Music for the use Of Choirs, Singing
Schools Musical Conventions and Social circles by
Edward Hamilton. This Book Is not one o. series OF
is created bat is embodiment Of the best fruits Of
the labor Of the author In selection arrangement and
compositon during period Of thirty years, dcv0cd to
Sacred Music. Price Sl-SB peri zen. specimen copies
se nv mail most paid, receipt Of the prices speci
men paees sent free on application OLIVER DlTSON
a CO. Publishers, No 211 Washington street. Boston
AZ Ntl
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Nj U SIcAL CONVENTION N.
THE ANNUAL SESSION OF THE
Worcester County Musical Institute
WILL
MECHANICS mALL. wORcEsrEK.

Commencing MONDAY. Sept. 18th. 1862, AT 10 o'clock
A. NJ and continuing five days and evenings.
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For Col. Vaughn's Regiment,
HEADQUARTERS Arm BRIGADE,

HEADQUARTERS Arm BRIGADE,
Manassas, Feb. Sth, 1862.
Special Order, In accordance with General
NOD. Order, No. 2O Headquarters De.
partment of Northern Virginia, Feb. 3, 1862,
Lieut.. 1. G. CRoss, Of Company I, Sd Regiment
Tennessee Volunteers, is hereby detailed on re.
cruiting service for his Company. He will pro-
coed to Tennessee and endeavor to fill his Compa-
ny to tho war standard, Zone hundred and TWEEN.
ty-6ve enlisted men, Each man will be mustered
at the time Of his enlistment, and will be entitled
to the bounty of $50, to be paid on joining his
Company; also, to transportation to their Com
pany, as well as substance and Communication
during the same time. He will make weekly re.
ports to the commanding officer Of his Regiment.
By order Of Col. HILL, Com'dlng 4th Brigade.
7. 0. CuEsraEY, A. A. Gen1.
All persons wishing to enlist under the above
order, can report to me at Decatur, Tennessee, or
such others as may be appointed, of which notice
will DO given when they arrive and report for duty
Any one wishing information can get it by ad-
dressing mo, as have the circulars from the War
Department I. G. CROSS.
Feb 81, 1862 .r-
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Order No. l.
HEADo'Rs lsr DIVISION TENN. MILITIA
Knoxville. February "a, 1862.

HEADoRs lsr DIVISION TENN. MILITIA, |
Knoxville. February "a, 1852.
In obedience TO me Orders Of tks Commander
CHEZ, the entire Militia Of The State is called
into detire service to repet inrasioH.
I. Headquarters Of the Division is at Knoxville,
where all reports will be made.
III. The forces of Knox and all counties above
Knox county, and all counties adjoining Knox
county, will assemble at Knoxville without delay,
and report themselves at these Headquarters.
Ill. The forces Of this Division below those
counties adjoining Knox county, will rendezvous
at Chattanooga, and report themselves without
delay to the proper officer at that point.
Nv. All officers under command Of the Major
General, are enjOined to execute these orders
promptly and theoretically.
For information to subordinate officers the Gen
eral Order Of the Commander in Chief and
Proclamation of the Governor of the State and
Commander in Chief is appended and forms a
part of this order.
The Major General expects and requires Of all
officers and soldiers instant and constant Obedi-
ence. The honor and safety Of the State exacts
the utmost vigor and promptitude.
JAS. W. GILLESPIE,
Major General LIST Div. Tenn. Militia.
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The Confederate Fleet at the Battle
of Roanoke,
The Richmond Examiner saws (:

The Richmond Examiner says:
Three Of the gunboats were saved, and
have come up through the Dismal Swamp
canal. Only two fell into the hands OF
the enemy-the Sea Bird and the Ellis
The Fanny was burnt about a mile and a
half below Elizabeth City, TO prevent her
falling into. the hands OF the enemy. The
fire was applied by Captain Taylor himself
in four different parts of the vessel, and
in other parts by his orders; and, there
being a good deal Of Steam on, the safety
valve was hauled down so as 10 insure the
destruction of the boat, which blew up
before the enemy reached her. Captain
Taylor left the burning boat when the
enemy's vessels were within few hun
dred Yards Of her, rowing ashore through
the enemy's fire, and making an exceed
ingly narrow escape, as the top OF his cap
was torn off by the fragment OF shell.
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CANDIDATES.
Election-saturday, March LIST, 1852

10 We are authorized and requested TO an.
hounce JAMES MADIs)S LEE Is a candidate
f1r Tax Collector FOR Monroe county.
Es- We are authorized and requested to an.
nonnee DANIEL HORTON as a candidate for
Tax Collector for MeMinn eOuHty.
fss- We are authorized aud requested to an
nounee ". p. COOPER as a candidate for Sheriff
OF Polk county, at the ensuing March election. =
ze- We are authorized aud requested to an.
nounee EZEKIEL c. HARRIS as q. candidate
for I TX Collector for Monroe county.
E5-We are authorized and requested to an
noanee S. W. FOSTER as candidate for Sheriff
Of MeMinn county, at the March election.
EsD> We are authorized and requested to an
nounee n. NJ. CROCKETT az a candidate for
Trustee for McMinn county, at mex, March slec-
ton.
Ss- We are authorized and requested to an
nounee A. STAkELY as a candidate for re-elee-
ton to the Office OF Tax Collector for Monroe
county, Election first Saturday In March
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General Order, No. 2.
HEADQ'Rs lsr DIVISION TENN. MILITIA
KnnYrilla Enhrnaru Oh 1870

HEADQ'Rs lsr DIVISION TEss. MILITIA, !
Knoxville, February.25, 1862.
The Brigadicr Generals of this Division viii
cause the officers in command Of the several reg.
iments of their respective Brgades to assembl,
promptly at their regimental muster grounds
and report ut once to the Brigadier Generals, and
the Brigadier Generals will report to these Head
quarters.
Where the Colonel commanding a regiment
may be absent the Lieutenant Colonc will assume
commando in the absence Of the 1t. Colonel the
Major will assume command Of the regiment; in
his absence the senior Captain of the regiment
will take command.
Where either of the officers above mentioned
fails or refuses to obey this order, the same will
BE regarded as if be were absent and the officer
present next in rank will take command and re-
port to the Brigadier- General Of his Brigade.
By order Of
Major General JAS. W. GILLESPIE.
W. H. SSppn A. Adi't Con
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offered the Oath.

It is reported, says the Norfolk Day
Book, that the Federalists have proclaim.
ed to the people of Elizabeth City, that
they will give them four days in which to
take the oath of allegiance, and have no,
tilted them that those who fail to take it
will have their property confscated at
the expiration of that time, and them,
selves made prisoners.
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RUNAWAY.

n my BOY, MAT, DISAPPEARED FROM
MA the Gravel Train on the East Tennessee 4
81 Georgia Rail Road, at Calhoun. on the
a. night Of the I'd inst, and has not been
~ heard Of since. He is about "a years old
is black, and has youthful appearance; is quick
spoken; low and heavy set; has high, broad
forehead, running up in points over his temples
his front teeth are somewhat decayedj has quick
short STEP ANY information, or his delivery to
me at Ricevillc, Tenn will be thankfully receiv-
ed and literally rewarded. J. ATKINS.
Ricerille, McMinn co.. Tenn, Jan. "a, ls62-tf
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TRUST SALE.

TN ACCORDANCE WITH THREE DEEDS
i Of Trust made by Jos. 5. Yoder--one on the sth
day of August 1869, for the benefit of the estate
of A. B. Brown, deed, and Sehorn Hornsby;
ono executed Nov 2, 1862 in favor Of s. X. Reeder;
the other executed on the 18th day of April,
1861, for tho benefit Of George W. Ross, /
will offer for sale Cor cash in hand to the highest
bidder, at the Court house door in the town of
Athens, on the first Monday Of March next, the
FARM on which the said Yoder now lires, situate
in the 7th civil district, McMinn county, being
the North east quarter Of section three, first town.
ship range first, West Of the meridian, Hiwassoe
District. JOHN +. SILVER, Trustee.
Jan II, lS62-5t-6e5
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Sherif's Sale.

10y VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
ID issued by the Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of
McMinn county, and to me directed, will, ou
Monday, the Sd day of March next, at the Court
house door Ia Athens, sell to the highest bidder,
for cash in hand, all the right, title interest and
claim that Gabriel Clark has in and to so acres Of
Land, the North half Of tho Northeast quarter
Of the 26th section, fourth fractional tovnrhir,
adjoining the Lands Of Joel Culpepcr, A. Clark
aud Others. Sold to satisfy Judgment for debt
and cost recovered by Bridges Phillips sgsintt
said Gabriel Clark and joel Culpeper, before A.
Swaford, ESQ. WIN. BURN, sherin'
Jan ID, Is62-4t-prs foe $S,2O-6s6
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Hints for Making Cloth.

Editor Poa:-As economy il our motto, being
al old elOthier. will give you few IDEAS In NJ
gard to making cloth, to full or dress For blank
cts, your chain may be either wool or cotton the
flling wool. softly twisted, one number coarssr
than the chain, and woSe Eve quarters vice, good
and thick. This can be dressed Cor from 10 TO Is
cents per yard. For linsey, the chain should be
cotton and the filing wool, one number eoarser
and softly twisted--the above width. This can
be dressed and eolored for from l2 to 10 cents per
yard, and makes the best Of winter clothes for
laboring men. For jeans, observe the same rules
for warp, filling and width. This can be dressed
for from Is to SO cents. For cloth, you use wool
tor warp and filling, the filing twisted softly and
one number cosrser, wove thick aud even. 1t
can be fulled, cSored aud dressed for from rs to
40 cents per yard, and will make clothing that
will last till you are tired of them. For shawl,
ladies can make their own TO suit their taste as to
size. They can be dressed for from so cents to 50
each. The various kinds Of wool used should b.
thoroughly mixed before eardng, to prevent tuck
ing or drawing. And in weaving cloth for fulling,
chain should always be put in sley one number
coarser--fer instance, six hundred should always
be pat in FIVE hundred sley.
Tbs ladies may save all their old silks, lawns
and worsteds. They can have them eolored and
dressed to appear almost as neat as new, for from
so to rs cents per dress.
JOHN TH0MAssoN,
Ma,roa 90 & p;ias Wost Of Mad;sonv;lia
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a BRIsTER, A MULATTo BOY, RAN
,lA, away from the subscriber on the night Of
oaM the 23d january was seen few days Of.
NY forward passing up whldcn's Ridge, on the
road leading from Smiths X Roads to Pikeyills.
lie Is aboui ~ years old feot or IL inches high,
and will weigh about IT'S pounds; a part Of tho
little nnger on bis left hand has been cut oGi
speaks mild and IN low topei took With him n
good blanket overcast, and two or three suits Of
extra good clothing. ] will pay tho above 70
ward Of twenty-five Dollars for bis apprehension
and delivery TO ne, ht my residence, milos North
Of Washington, RhsA county Tennessee, or for
bis safe confinement 10 any Jail in The State so
that got him. j. D. CHATT1N.
TnN Al igSr-.nry- nm
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say A dispatch from Norfolk, dated
the 10th, states that the long looked.for
event Of tho sailing Of the Confederate
steamship Merrimac was at hand. EV'
erything for her departure was ready,
and she would attempt to run the gaunt.
let on the 18th. Her destination has
not transpffed.
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s6y- The Charleston Mercury urges all
planters to continue fast hold upon all
their cotton. 1t says;
II we want arms, the best way (proba-
bly the only sure way, now to obtain
them, is to compel foreign nations to
break the blockade. II we want supplies
Il munitions OF war and clothing for our
armies, force the breaking Of tho block
ade. If we want peace-suceess TO our
oause-hold on TO every bag OF our cotton
until the millions in Europe, to whom it
a bread and life, shall by their sutieringS
and cries, compel their Governments to
break the blockade and bring them cotton.
The policy is now on the eve OF victory.
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Sheriff. Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER or SALE
I'D issued by the Clerk Of the Circuit Court for
McNiinn COUNTY, aud to me directed, will, on
Monday the Sd day Of March next, at the Court.
house door in Athens, sell to the highest bidder
for cash In hand all the right, title interest and
claim that David Bradford has in and to II! acres
of Land, adjoining the Lands Of Allen Haley on
the East and South, on the Wost by John jenkins,
on tbs North by Mary Daughorty, aud lying 10
the 18th civil district, McMnn county, Tenpessee.
Sold TO satisfy q Judgment for debt and costs, re-.
covered by Jasper Weir against David Btadfotd
and j. W. Gibson, Assignee. before JOAN Scar
borough, Esq. WM. BURR, Sheriff
Jan "a, l862-3t-prs feo $3,20-696
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NEW GOODS!

vrHE UyDERsIGNRD HAVE RECEIVED
and on hsn1-
zoe lbs. Blue stons;
loo lbs. Black Pepper
kegs Sods;
rs lbs. Spice and Ginger.
10 dozen Bottles csstor Oi'i
Turpentine;
Sulphur
sJ,OgwoOd;
READY .MADE CLOTHING;
Together with good assortment; - Boots ana
Shoes; Hats and Caps; Flsnnels; Linssysi ker-
sey.; Cloths: Drillings; Hickory shirtings. Also.
LADIES DRESS GooDS-CslieOss, WOrsted,
sbsllies, Mohair, &c. Glass and Queenswars Of
all kinds; Stone Ware; Crooks Jars, Ae; tin
Ware, and everything else usually kept by mer-
cbap,, CATE NEIL,
FountSin Hill, Tenn.
Jan /, ls62-tf-e9c
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COM N Z RCIAL.
Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, Feb. 22.
Bacon, market not established; Lard, In bbls.
22@ 2Sc in kegs and cans 23@24c. Wheat, rcd
sl,7O@ 1850; white si,9O@S2.OO. Flour, extra
family sl0,5O@Silj family SiO@$lO,25; super.
fno s9,5OCgs9,75. Corn 1880 40. Mealsi, 35
@L45. Oats 0Oc@sl Stock Peas l,35@sl, As.
Ryo sl,75@sl,sO. Feathers 3O@33c. Dried
Peaches, peeled $500 y N; uppeeled 3@5c.--
Dried Apples, peeled 3G5c p ID. Butter $50
400. Eggs ll@lSc. Cotton, middling fair Sc;
good do. ss@S!c strictdo. ss@sic. Hay $2,2S
@s2,5O per ton.
Yours, very truly,
j. A. ANSLEY,
Produo, aud Commission Merchant
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State Of Tennessee, McMinn County.
CounrY CorHr.

James orton, admir-, Of John Baker, deed,
~.
Cal. Baker. Hamilton Baker, Joe Baker, james
Baker, n. Cobb and wife Caiharine aud others.
[Pefition 10 scH land
1T APPEARING FROM THE ALICIA.
L tiops Ia The petition hlcd In this caso, that Cal
Baker, Hamilton Baker, Joe Baker, James Be-
kerr and X. Cobb and wifo Cstharine formerly
Cathsrine Baker,) are non.rssidens Of the Ststs
Of Tennessee, Il il therefore ordered by the Court
that publication be made 10 the Athens Post, for
four successive weeks, requiring said nou-fsti.
dent defendants 70 appear at the Court boussiu
Athens, 90 the ist Monday In March ueri, and
plead, answer, or demur to said petition, or the
same will DO taken for confessed 40 10 tbsrn, sbd
heard accordingly. wM. GEORGE, Clsrk.
Foo 7, le62-tk-rrs lee 1908 ="
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Military Notice.

The 33d Regiment Tennessee Militia are hereby
commanded to muster at the Old Regimental Mus.
ter Ground--Firestone's-- Tuesday, the 4th
day of March, in obedience to the Governors
Proclamation and General Orders No. /.
H. J. BROCK, Col. Commanding.
McMiRn CO., Tenn, Feb. rs, 1862.
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teg- The Richmond Examiner of the


18th says:
"a rumor obtained yesterday OF the re-
ooenition Of the Southern Coniederacy by
France; is said to have reached heie
across the lines Of tho Potomac. We are
yerv well aware that the rumor was not
son6rmod by any direct dispatches 10 this
government but we have asoertained
enough of the circumstances Of the rumor
10 induce US TO believe that IL is not des-
,itute OF truth, and that Franco has, at
loast taken some important step with re-
spect to the rights OF the Southern Con-
federacy"