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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-20

The Republican voters of the Old Smith Congressional
District and an who support the present national and
state governments and In favor of the use of all
means necessary for the efectua suppression Of the
rebellion, are requested to elect delegates TO u
district Convention to be held at Triney Hall,
IN Worcester, on WEDNE~ DAY, the tW enty second
daY OF October instant, at IL O'Clock A. n for the
purpose OF nominating candidate for congress for the
mneNred term for which Hon. g. Il. Bailey was elected
Inc basis Of representation he delegate from each
town and ward Of city, and additional DELEGATE for
every two hundred voters, and for every fraction
over one hundred voters in each town ward
ing TO the last Of The following towns
constitute the district -
Ashbunham, Auburn, Barre, Boylston, Brook field
Charlton, Clinton, Douglas. Dudley, Fitchburg, Gard
ner, Grafton Holden, Hubbardston Lancaster Leiccs
ter LeOminSter Millbury. New Brantrce North Brook
field, Oakham, Oxford, Paxton, Princeton, Rutland
Sarewsbury Southbrdge, Spencer Sterling Sturbrdge
sutton, TcmpletOn, W. bstCT West BOylst0n WeStmn,
ster, and Winchcndon, and the city of Worcester
Per order Of the Republican District Committee
October 49, 1862 i'' Ni'"'ih Al
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-20

DUPREz AND GREENS MINsTRELs give a
concert, tonight, at City Hall, on the occas-
ion Of their ninth annual tour
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-20

HE following communication would have
been published several days since if it had not
been mislaid before reaching the editors
table,
Mr.. Editorials the Spy SO frequently adds
interest to its columns in giving us accounts
Of the musical conventions and concerts which
take place in Worcester and the surrounding
towns, we cast in our mite in favor of the in
terest already manifested in this highly COM
mendable source of amusement and profit.
Nothing brings out the true nature and soul of
community better than Just appreciation of
good music, and that town or village which
endeavors by its patronage and liberality to
encourage merit in this science finds its re-
ward in the harmony and refinement of its
people. We were particularly impressed by
this few evenings since, when, with others
in the village and from adjoining towns, we
attended an organ concert in the pleasant viii
lage of WhtinsviIle. The concert was given
by Mr. Ii. b. DantOrth, organist and musical
director at the Congregational church, He
was assisted by Messrs. A. S. Allen of Wor-
" OlSSoISl; w. Ddl gent VI DlaChSlOUe, ana
Miss Holland. Memberships 'Wedding
March, as duet, Messrs. Allen and Dam
forth; Double Fugue," by Mozart, "Flute
Concerto" Rink, ''Meyerbeers March, from
lie Prophetic, (''Coronation, and God save
the King, with variations, by Rink were per-
formed by Mr.. d. with excellent taste and
skill, the two latter pieces being particularly
effective Jehovah Guide Us" Mozart,
sung by Messrs Allen and Sargent were lis
tened to with pleased attention. The pro-
gramme contained other selections from the
compositions Of Mozart, Handel, Mendels-
sohn, and Rossini, and were all ably executed.
Mr.. d. is careful, pains-taking musician,
and the pleasure he has afforded us by this
musical treat will long be remembered.
trust the citizens of that and other places will
feel the Importance OF cultivating the musical
taste and introducing class Of eleyatng, in
structiYe music, that cannot satiate.
Very respectfully, c.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-20

The HuTcHINsoNs are coming again. See
their advertisement.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-20

Inc republicans OF the fourth councillor
district, comprising Franklin county, the CEN
trial. western, and northern senatorial districts
of Worcester county, and the eastery section
of Hampshire county, met in convention in
the Town Hall at Fitchburg on Saturday af-
ternOon last. Hon. Henry Smith of Temple
ton was chosen temporary chairman, and C.
A. Wall of Worcester, secretary. A commit
tee Of five, Hon. f. H. Dewey Of Worcester.
chairman, selected for the purpose, reported
the following list Of permanent officers Of the
convention, which was adopted -
President-lIOn. W W Rice of Worcester
Vice l'residents-Hon. David Aiken of Greenfield
lion kOenezer lorrey of fitchburg, Ion. John s.
{. hnowltOn and Hon. John Milton Earle of W or.
cester, Hon. Charles Field of AthOl. j s. Buttrick
of Sterling, and Rev. Eli Fay OF Leominser
Secretaries-ll ON. Ansel Phelps OF Greenfield, Ca.
ieb A; Wall OF Worcester, Thornton X. Ware of
Fichburg.
Mr.. Rice, on taking the chair, spoke briefly,
encouraging harmony and union for the sue
cess Of the republican cause in the pending
elections.
On motion Of Hon. Henry Smith of Tenn
pleton, Hon Alfred Hitchcock of Fitchburg.
the present incumbent, was nominated by ac-
clamation as candidate for councillor for the
year ensuing.
A committee, consisting of Messrs Dewey
Of Worcester, S. S. Hastings of Princeton.
and d. II. Merriam of Fitchburg, was select
ed to notify Mr. Hitchcock of his nomination,
and request his appearance " the convention
In acceptance Of the same. That committee
subsequently reported that they were unable
to find him, and it was voted that the officers
OF the convention inform DIR. Hitchcock of
his nomination and request his acceptance.
Hon. Hartley Williams of Worcester, COM
phmented DIR. ii. for the able and faithful
manner in which he had discharged the du-
ties OF his office during the past year. A
committee, of which Adm Thayer, Esq, of
Worcester, was chairman, selected for the
purpose, reported the following list to con-
stitute the district committee for the year en-
suing, which was accepted: +. II. Dewey
of Worcester, II. A. Willis of Fitchburg, Da-
vid Aiken of Greenfield, S. S. Hastings of
Princeton, and Marshal Wetherbee of Ash
burnham.
Speeches, favoring the success of republic
can principles as represented by Gov Andrew
and Charles Sumner, were made by Judge
Aiken, Rev. w. Fay of Leicester Hon. Eben-
ezer Torrey of Fitchburg, and others
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-20

WORCESTER AND NASHUA RAILRoAD.-The
Sunday morning train for Lowell and way sta
tons will be omitted after Nov ISt.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-20

PROFESSOR Dunn from New York, the popular
lecturerin chemistry, we perceive, has arrived in
town. 1t is to be hoped lie will favor us with
course OF lectures, this season, in his favorite
branch
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-20

Having had large experience in this line Of business
can warrant Uniforms from this establishment to he
satisfactory in every particular All orders executed on
short notice.
d II. EAMES,
harrington Corner,
aul diff Corner Main ard Front streets.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-20
To Military Omcers.

Particular attention is called to my stock Of
LIG lit AND DARK BLUE CLOTHS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-20
Republican state Ticket.

election, Tues day, Norember 4h.
GooerRor. .........JOHN A. ANDREW. Boston;
IL Governor. JOEL HAYDEN. williamsburg;
Sec Com 'R0 sdith. OLIVER WARNER Northampton:
ITedSHrer. ......... HE NRY X OLIVER, Salem;
AUDITOR. LEVI REED, Abingdon;
attorney General. DIV IGTIT FOSTER, Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-20
CITY AND COUNTY.

CAMP WooL.-Relgious services were
conducted at the camp of the 5lst, yesterday,
by Rev. L. Holmes of Charlton, who preached
without notes short and practical discourse.
We understand he is to otficiate again in two
weeks. The number Of visitors at the camp
ground was exceedingly large.
The following is the roll of Capt. Baldwins
company, 5lst regiment
CaPtah-JoHN S. BALDWIN of Worcester
FIRST LieuieHaHt-C charles ii. Peck of Worcester
Second LieHtfRGRt-Samuel S Eddy of Worcester
Sergeans-Henry j. Jennings OF Worcester, Eben
ID. Cheney of Worcester, Henry z. Wright Of Oak
ham, john 7. Haynes Of Sturbridge, and John c.
Burnley OF Worcester.
CorPOyaiS-Edwin l. Coe of Worcester, Daniel w
Wight of Sturbridge, Abraham IL. Newton of
Worcester, Charles IL. Cutting of Worcester. ID.
Wilson Barlow OF West BrOOkfeld. L .win D. Nc
tarland OF Worcester Oliver b. lyman of Shrews.
bury and lloratio Ii. Hutchius OF Worcester.
MHSctdnS-Elliott q. feathers and Daniel Min
forN Of Ag,,na
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-20

Extract from letter of the yenerabIn Il, ~ W.
ii4AAs So Tor nearly thirty years a Justice OF tc
feace III the Town OF Preston Conn; ''' VI '''
Ntassrs p,r., . PRESTON, June L. 1855
nueullaushl l0l d great many wears and have fried
eVel known remedy with tut little success unt few,
Inis siiCe commenced using nr stephen Swcets
nl.IHehl; Wh'ci has done more good than ali tho
IeS together and believe that none need suffer rom
ncIes ana pains who will use this article woud NOT
NV e WITHOUT II, and can most cheerullv recommend
DIG dHwIw ~ ~ I r, N MY ,,,e
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-20

Mrs; Is. e. Clark, NJ. ID, Physician and sue
ccHsi Mu"ue wuul announce 10 the ladies OF Worccs
ter ana vicinity that she continues to treat Mi disraSes
peculiar to females scIen ideally and successfully Con
ner Vi Myrtle dtf ~ ''''' ''''' a So'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-20

CnmIroN.-Rev. Sylyanus Cobb of Bos-
ton will speak in the Town Hall, Charlton,
next Friday evening. Subjcct-''A diagnosis
Of the nations disease, and the remedy con-
sidered especially in view of forthcoming
elections"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-20

&c" >. EInpp'm AZ Co, Commission Merchants
aHH uGaleis N Flour, Corn, Rye, Oats, Buck Wheat
ma Mcal VI all kinds, Fine ami Coarse Feed Butter
anu Shcese, Mechanic street Worcester, Mass
JeZ5 dly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-20

fe"pieh County COpventiOn.-The voters y.
Tce'tcr county irrespective OF party who apnroye
o. the actl1n Of the Peoples Convention held in FanenS
nal on the Ith inst are requested to elect delegates to
a a, S9uhty convention, TO be held in Worcester on
W ~ ESD N, Tie 22d inst, Horticultural iaI Mt
~ GocN A. NJ for the purpose OF nominating candidates
ior tie ohce' {" titeh Sheriff District Attorney enc
ountN |olnhhSSonrr, two special Commissioners and
i4n commissioners Of Insolvency and to transact any
Convention. i' ~ 'si'ie 'iS
The basis Of representation to be two delegates for
each city and town, and enc IN addition fT e,rr1 MN
bred votes cast at the last lection ' W
Per order Peoples State Central COMMITTEE
Ola dto2l a W m S1,I =;
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-20

y14 %h TOR splendid picture OF your mild cali
49, =. 20 -" stst' ms arrangements
pete producing &IiEeHess instaGtaneOusv dtf dis
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-20

Dr' sweet 2mi"lli5te Imminent is truly
Cu III heeu ana every family shOuld nave il Mt hand
oES d&Wly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-20

Giaaim Is masking splendid Photographs, eoloret OF
ManStrect dti go, ''e
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-20

Cinnln is making Gard Photographs uneouailed TN
this country. Give him a call dr. no ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-20

r, m" aii Ware Eoums, No. . Bangs lsiock.-
lH uicTs lEnct would respectfully call attention
the public to his Coffin Ware Rooms now omen at No
bangs Block, opposite the Court House, wh,re win
De l0lhu constantly on hand C0FFlNS and GASkETS
OF All sizes and patterns, made and trimmed with the
pest material. Also Coffin Plates and Robes
j. W. BROOKS
Worcester, Feb. Is, 1862. dtf flg
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-20

Midwife NJ. W GERALDS PhIg1crAN Afp
Vsssb, " MIDWIFE. No - Exchange street 5pecsl
'ttS"h gwen 20 Uterine Complaints gud DIS .aEes Of
S""!th once hour9 from 7 10 g A. NJ, and iJum 90
r M. utt ana
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-20

Draper ~ clark, COMMISSION NEncu,xrs oun
Dealers IN Flour Grain, cal. Grass seed Snit fine
Cement CalGlncd Fhstcr, Plaster Paris Ground Ovstep
shells ana farlnrrs, Produce generally Also AGENTS.
i2r tne sac on Goes super Phosphate Of Lime Peruvian
Guano, American 1uanO, and Ground Rome " ~
o,q ,,c ". ~ . - DRAPER a CLARK,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-20

The COntessiOns and Experience OF AN I'm
Vhlid.-Pubshed for the benefit and q warning and
caution to Young men who suffer from Nervous jehl
ty Premature Decay, &c. supplying the same limo
tile OF self cure. by Que who has cured hinsef
after being put TO great expense through nedlcn ,o
sOn and qudckery. BY enclosing post maid nddresscd
envelope, SINGLE COPIES may be had Of tic author Ma
TlANlEL MAfFAth, Esq, Bedford, Kings county
N l. "NhlN mch0
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-20

Homeop lthic Pharmncy.-1he sale of IIomeo-
pahic remedies Books NC. Interrupted bv pr Janck &
lunts', Is reNumGdDy A. II. ROWLAND d Co at the
sunny enlIanCe, Wv wan s.reet Dup staLs.l dtf o6
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-20

SOLD by Druggists. For safe in Worcester by H. e.
GREEN Il co. DIV
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college Hospital, -1teTdnd3JG.-2lst regi-
ment-Geo. Shea, Co. X, ankle; John Coet-
tell, ankle.
FGirtdr Seminary, Ale1andria-I5th reg
iment-S. w. Cummington, Co. d; Edward
Booth, Co. E; Geo. Curtis, Co. II; Cyrus j.
DOdd, Co. L, back: Edward Ennis, Co. ID;
Augustus Flagg, Co. B: o. H. Hamilton. Co.
F. Il. f, Laverty, Co. l, head; Peter John
son, Co. |; L. T. McKinstrv, Co. E: John
W. Raymour, Co. f: A. II. Slater. Co. /: S.
Sill, Co. Z; Luther Stone, Co. Il; Oliver s.
White, Co. E.
2lst regment-Frank Southwick. Co. C.
CoRrdleScent Camp, Alerand1ia. 18th reg
iment-Richard Hammant, Henry Waters
Priestly Young, Co. ID.
2lst regiment-A. A Bailey. Co. ID: C. w.
Cooley, Co. A.
LyceHnI Hospital. 21st regiment-Asa I
Warren, Co. c, hip; f. G. Weatherbee. Co.
X, both thighs.
General Hospital No /, Frederick. 18th
regment--M. Brennan, Co. E, Oxford, leg
and breast; Joseph L. Converse, Co. F. New
Brantree, thigh; L. Fay, Co. ID, hospital at
tendant; g. a. Phetteplace, Co. G. Worces-
ter, knee; j. Kemmick, Co. G, Sutton. leg
and face; DAVID Moore, Co. G, Worcester,
both legs; w. L. Morse, Co. G, Grafton hin !;
II. B. Olcott, Co. C, Clinton; II. L. Poverty,
Co. G, Northboro', both legs; Samuel Stone.
u. L. Whitman, Co. G..
city Hall, Frede1Ick.-15th regiment-E.
NJ. Bliss, Co. IL, Worcester, breast; Theo.
e. Holt, Co. q, Grafton leg At the Old
Episcopal church, Frederick, the following
all OF the 10th IA. j. Snow, New England
Village, arm off, w. j. Cakes, Worcester.
knee; E. S. OSgood, Clinton, elbow; Joseph
&. Haskell. Oxford, arm broken. At the
tYprman Rpf ID
Whitcomb, 10Th, thigh. At BousselPs Acad-
envy, Frederick-Ed Ringe, 18th, knee. At
the Presbyterian church, Frederick-F. J.
Fairbanks, 10Th, fever At the Convent Hos
ptal, Frederick-E. NJ. Stevens, 10Th.
u. s. Hospital, Camp 4, FJedeyick.-
regiment-Seth f. Hale Dana; H. n. Bur
roughs, Leicester, both arms.
18th regiment. w. Humphrey. Oxfnrd
arm off; W. Gleason, Blackstone, leg; D. d.
Bemis, Chester, arm and side; Jerry Lynch,
North Brooktield, leg; Michael Keitung,
Blackstone, leg; corporal Thomas Blaisland
Webster, leg John Sullivan, Worcester, arm
off; James Il. Barlow. Southbridge, leg: T..
Cudworth, Oxford, hip. At the Upper School
House, Frederck-T. Farrell, 2lst, North
bridge, thigh.
Winchester Seminar, F5ederick-15th rcp-
iment-M. A. Towne, Co. +. Wales, thigh;
NJ. Vim, Co. F, hip.
2lst regment-Charles Leonard, Deerfeld
hip; George II. Holman, Petersham. hip: A.
l.. Brack, Blackstone, arm; n. Pratt. Ash
burnham, foot
B0OuSb0rO. 18th rpUin,ent-Orrin Lathe
Clinton, shoulder and breast.
2lst regiment-Lewis p. Atwood. Co. l.
Athol, hospital attendant.
United States A,n,y General Hospital,
~ al
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,AnNe Ron Fought EOur Clothes " sinner.
Wv ~ tI9uu nave bought too soon CUMMINGS &;
S1 Inv ~ w, SELF REGULATOR is he Machine
% ~ DINERS IN use (n0 altering screlas for every
pit ,1, aiu 80 IRON Rusrl. chiid can wing your
o, ,utiys WIN inns Machine, well an adult can
halP street opposite Brinlcy llpu '' ~
hiVh's Wgneuin every state, City, md Town. state
county, and Town Rights for Sale. dit IN
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q. d. NjchpIs, NJ. r., EE0peODathIc pbx,a,
ctan.-ohce andresdence III Main street Ohrc hon,
IRON To 3 and from 20 O'Clock P. NJ
Worcester. October. 90 1850 dtf aIs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-20

=, HIeopIes DtFtriet C0nventTon-Tbo ,,.ou :.
~ gu Con fesslonal District Irrespective Of nart
SLIVEe OF the action of the Peoples State Cdnvc+nr
~ alrl nan Boston, on the It'll inst are re-
vr ~ Greet oelegates 10 convention to be held in
hhotoee5s4er at horticultural Hall, on WEDN FSGa
ina1 Sd a. u clock N, for the purpose of nom
@ candidate for representative TO The ASH ~,
t rom thls district and transact any thor
~ may properly come before the copyenticf TI,o
t representation to be two delegates from "a h
hnndH5 Own, ana one additional delegate for eya,v
Tbis az ti votes cast at the last ecton '''
Auburn R S : nov made up of the follow ing towls-
DonsiaiLi inaSAstone, Boyston Brookrpld Chnrit,,p
Mif,rd nuIdiey Grafton, Holden LEICESTER Nc. a. !,
Ia, ID : iourY1 Ne" Br hin rec Nnrfhhoro,ob
Land Sbro, ohluohheld Oakham Oxford. PaAtn tnt
sturbridae SDtu.Ly SouthbUrO. Suuthbrjlpn Snrncer
Westbor9 W.! Urton. UXbrdge W arfen w bster
city Worcester iot VS. West Brookeld and the
towns of Rein.In the county Of Worcester and me
Wnlno1o "a ~, rrnsham, FoXburo Fr,nkii,, NJ,
pnr 49, ~ nam. in the c unity al NCrflt N' '
e' vi me Peoples, State Convention
" w. BENTLEY
ESEk SAUNDEFS
Ne,nI,ors az CO.. =, CALVIN FISuhR an
"eI9Oers OF State Central Cop,n,ttocaN ", 1H
i+ Gtt22 - ON Ni"'i'ct'
=, Pe"Ples' District CUnyeD1i,-,. 57--
nar Ou Nhth Congressional District voters M
VI" approve OF the artion OF tho nePPS' Va
~. neIu IN Faneu Hail. B"stoH 'PiUs . ate
hTt requested to send delegates 10 vi we tth
nct IN agricultural iiall, WCrcester ON ~ 70
nominating candidate for congress tor he urpose OF
'ttu lug "nlch Hon u. F. Bailey was electa5 el
CITY and town is entitled TO two delesafes s ESch
tlonal for every hundred votes cast at tho ~ ono addl-
Fer order Peoples state onvention s'e'''oh
9 W BENTLEY
CALVIN FISHER JR
ola dto22 Members Staf5 Central Ca mo,
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From NeIC BraWtrsr-Michael Bowen.
From Wa!,S-Lauriston l.. Moultou.
From MdriborO-John NJ. Rice.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-05-02
EWrnEaglre! Furniture {!
, wholesale and retail, by
DEGRAAF g. TAYLOR

. oiolNIAJhI " II IOn,
AT our warerooms and manufactory, No. 81
BOwery, aud SO Chrystie Street, New York.
"a &C. Third Avenue Cars pass our Store.
We still continue the Wholesale and retail fur
Business, at the old stand, No. 81 Bowery, WHERE
with our increased facilities for manufacturing
we are enabled to offer inducements to the trad
not to be obtained elsewhere. Our wareroOm'
No. 81 Bowery, extending two hundred and fCt
ty-two feet through to Chrystie Street and III
stories high, form the most spacious as well
the best arranged in the city; and with the H.
creased facilities we possess, are enabled to man
uiacture at lower rates than any other house in
the trade. We would especially invite your Of
tention to our stock, consisting in part of Rose
wood, Parlor and Chamber Furniture In BroW
telle, Delaine and plush Mahogany, Black Wal
nut and Imatation Furniture. Of every descrR
tion, Enameled Chamber Furniture, in sets,
from $40 to 500. Sideboards and Extension TAI
bles constantly on hand and manufactured to OIL
der. Fine Rosewood, Walnut and Mahogany
Bedsteads, new patterns also large assortment
OF Mattrasses, consisting of patent, spring, curec
hair, whaebone, and excelsior.
We would also call your attention TO our cane,
wood, and flag seat Chairs. We shall be able at
all times to supply the trade on the most reason
able terms. Walkers Patent Swing Grades.
We are the sole agents for this city Of fuchers
New style Patent Spring Bed the best as well .
the cheapest in use. Retail price, 100 cach,
1000 have just been ordered by Government iOf
hospital use. mrlimS
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-05-02
TRIBUTE OF DESERVED PRAISE.

The Tribune Correspondent writing
from the Union Camp in front of York
town, thus bear, testimony to the bravery
of the Vermont officers and men in the
recent engagement there:
The 4th Vermont as we'll as the Sd and
9th, CALAMITY made the pcrilous endcaror
to cross over and even enter the enemy's
works; and though the 3D. and 9th suf-
fered most, it would be difficult to dis
criminate. Drawer regiments never en-
tered the field, and though not successful
against odds of ten to one, they covered
themselves with glory. h Tr
The crossing, by Col. Stoughton, of the
4th Yermonters from the right to the left,
directly in front of the enemy, was most
gallant action, as was the subsequent con-
duct Of himself and men in the move
ments afterward below tho dam. o,~
I I 8lle HOL oB lloD Sd BOd
Col Lord Of the 9th Vermont Regiment
was in the thickest Of the fight and had
his sword sheath bent and clothes venti-
lated freely by the bullets Of the enemy.
His escape seems little less than miracu.
lous. The colors.of the regiment had IL
shots through them. Col. Stoughton, who
CALAMITY led his regiment where the fight
was fercest, won new houors. The sharp
shooters Of Col Smalley were terror to
the rebels. The dauntless Sd, Of whom
Col. Hyde may well be proud, passed
through terrible ordeal, as the list Of
casualties shows. Officers and men of all
tho regiments engaged proved themselves
worthy the confidence roposod III them.