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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-05
leln Advertisements.

- LIE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
~ TATE.-By order Of Court will he sold AT Auction
on the premises on the 18th day of June inst at ten
ocloCh IN me forenoon not previously Ciposed Of at
private SAFE mat valuable property, situated the
nthetlv side of Winthrop street ON Union Hill Wor-
eeSIer, Mass, formerly owned and occupied by
john Pond, Esq, consisting ON good two story dwel-
house, large barn and out buildings ana TWEEN
W hye acres OF orchard and mo Aing lard. he land is
considered equal in the county of Worcester ami
Is mostly in very high state of cultivation. Upon the
place Is splendid pear orchard, numbering three
hundreu standard trees embracing all the choice va
rietes The trees OF large size and at least two
hundred and fifty of them of the Bartlett variety
From appearances they will Weld tn wear mn
hundred and nttY apple trees of the choicest varieties
(nostly Baldwins) in hne bearing condition Beside
these are cherries peaches, plums strawberries and
other nuts The place is adorned with very large mn
mber OF beautiful large sized ever.preers grove Of
forest trees PUCK morn hedge. and numerous other or
namental trees mere Is an abundance Of excellent wa
ter upon the premises, ana FIR heahrcss and bcnutv
OF prospect the tuaton Is of the most desirable i'm
inc Vicinity or worcester for gentleman Of leisure or
business Also opposite said farm, and the northery
sue OF winthrop street. lot OF about twelve acres of
land nearly square and bounded hy Winthrop Proyi.
uGe ana deywo0d streets respectively There upon
tne ahI ABOUT U OF Baldwin and other apple trees and
the lot The land is of very SUPERIOR quality stones TO
lhe south, ana 1t would be difficult to find a desr
aDe ot i0r genteol residence Also aduinlnp the first
described property, excellent pasture containing
about twenty-five acres enclosed mostly with good stone
walls abundantly supplied with yer ailinp water and
sosuaen az 70 DC easy of access through lane indie
pendent Of either of the first named lots.
The above property win be sold as whole or In one
OF more of the three parts herein described suit the
wants OF purchasers.
lhe promises can be at any time unou application
o9ofh Pond, ESQ, ana further Information may be
nag az ol Henry ). Washbun, Esq Worcester.
i'''s , Wa9e KNOWN nt the time and place Of sale.
Gn,l. ;. HlLLlARD, Asstenecs of estate
June 4, 1862. davis les
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-05
A LEAK IN THE GOVERNMENT TELEGRAPH.
A letter from Baltimore saws,

A letter from Baltimore says -
''lt Is notorious that the rebel population of
this city getw of every reverse to our arms
anu OF every important movement from twen-
ty-four to torty-cight hours before the general
public receives the information. The snr-
prise and slaughter of Kenlys regiment
were known to the rebel families of
Baltimore on the next morning after it
occurred, as well as the retreat of General
Banks, and the intelligence was thrown into
the teeth of the incredulous Union men with
unsurpassed malignity here. The leading
Unionists ask Mr.. Stanton to take steps for
the detection of the offender, and he will NOT
be long in finding out the source of this leak.
Telegraphing is now reduced to writing by
the ear, and a sympathizing operator ONLY
needs to listen, and he will walk off with tho
| secrets of the government"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-05

mr. ~ n ! 5 ING uNpERTAKER
always be found large assortment Of Cofins Of ali Jt
~ knus patterns Mentalic ana Walnut Casket,
ul ~ Sizes CONN Plates and Robes Of the hest nafe
and material Residence 63 Front street dtT a9ii
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-05

IN shrewsbury June 2, Mrs Rebekah, widow Of the
late samuel Goddard, 81 yrs 5 mos VI '''e
III SPriheheld' June 3, Francis Henry Moseley, A.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-05

rhe Union Esestored.-F. a. CLOUGH would
respectfully inform his friends and the public peneraiIy
tat Union Block having been fully restored since the
gre ne mas reopened his old air-Dre sing Room in bet
yer stYe than ever where he will happy to attend
uoon all who may favor him with call. dtf ans
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-05

ri Pr f. j. CiaWson Kelley, Analytical Physician
WI De IN attendance at the Medical office l42 Main
street worcester to consult with patients upon all dis
Eases; during THURSDAY and FRIDAY, the 5th and
dieUraWe TO can. det&WSt ''''" 'e' ,nyjS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-05

GOTTsCHALK's CoNCERT.-The concert an
nounccd by Gottschalk took place on Tuesday
day evening. The impression seems to have
gone abroad that Mr.. q. contemplated see
ond visit here, in company with Bmgnoli and
other artists OF the Italian opera troupe, and
perhaps many >taid away from the concert,
hoping to attend when this company should
appear here. However, the hall was quite
well filled, and the concert enjoyed by all.
The compositions of Mr.. Gottschalk are for
the most part of a brilliant character and very
taking with the public; and perhaps that may
be one reason why he places so many of them
upon his programmes. Still, while enjoying
these, we would like to hear the more CLASH
cal works of the old masters brought out, thus
varying the programme, and giving an audi
ence chance TO hear the different styles of
piano playing. To be sure, we had the pleas
ure of listening to the adagio from Beetho-
ven's "Pathetique Sonata, and also prelude
by Chopin, although this last piece was
brought to a rather sudden termination, in
order to make room for ''Yankee Doodle
and ''Star-Spangled Banner" both Of which
are excellent patriotic pieces, and well suited
to the fines but the manner in which they
were introduced seemed to us out Of place.
Mr.. Gottschalk possesses wonderful execution
and his trilling is beautifully clear and even.
We hope to hear him again soon, and to have
the pleasure of hearing some of his other
compositions, and also selections from other
writers.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-05

Fancy Goods, Toys and Yan4ee NntIous
IN Ell LES yarl ~ Dealers will find advantageous to
cal before purchasing, forward their orders Goods
are selling cheap, to make room for the imrensc stool of
FIRE WORKS from all the principal Laboratories in
Nv ,EhEiahd Etla Elaborate ready to furnish
tie morks-trom One Thousand rorpsdoes at IS cents
10 uspav OF Five Thousand Dollars, 10000 900 Tor,
pedoeS l5,C0O Boxes Gold Chop Crackers 20
oH0i;DEN; CUTTER, d co 80 and 36 Federal and
io' III ana lj Congress Streets Boston, dtjy4 mvIT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-05

Have You bought Your Clothes ~ r.iurers
If 50, YOU have bought too soon CUNIMINt5S 4
S ,WAL lS SELF REGULATOR is The Machine
ABOVE all Others in (no altering screens for every
piece, and NO lRoN RUsT). A child can wiring your
clothes with this Machine well as an adult Call
ana see one in use at c. A. CUMMINGS Shop Dos
VAR street. opposite Brinley Hal. ~ ~
Agents wanted i9 rr, Stat. Citv and Town S+o+o
County, and Town Iigh.S for >.lc Of fj4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-05

Washington correspondent writes, that
secretary Stanton has informed Mr.. Sumner
that the instructions given to Gov. Stanley as
provisional governor of North Carolina did
not warrant his action in breaking up schools
established for the instruction of negroes. and
that he will not be permitted to execute that
or any other portion of the Black Code of
North Carolina
The Washington correspondent of the New
York Post says there is reason to believe that
| the state department will make satisfactory
| arrangement with the minister Of the Neither
lands in reference to the money seized under
the Dutch flag in New Orleans by order of
| Gen Butler.
An old white woman living in the woods on
| the line Of McClellan's march said that the
| Yankees were wonderful creatures. for if they
wanted to cross a river they brought bridge
with them; if they wanted town they took
1t; and now that they were going to Rich
mond she did not know but that they might
take that also.
Personal.
The National Intelgencer notices among
the visitors at present in Washington ''the
distinguished and noble son of Tennessee.
Col. Baile Peyton, whose patriotism has stood
triumphantly the storm of secession and dis
loyalty by which he has been surrounded"
Somebody asked Gen. Cass the other day,
in Detroit-"General, what may we do to
save the UnionY "Anything." "May we
abolish slavery" "Aboish anything on the
surface of the earth to save the nation"
Both branches of the New York common
council have passed resolution rendering
the freedom Of the city to Thurlow Weed, and
a committee has been appointed to extend to
him public reception on his arrival in that
city.
Lieut.. George II. Hoyt, formerly Of Massa-
chusetts, has been promoted to the captaincy
IN the 9TH Kansas (Col. Jennison's) regiment,
~ place Of Captain John Brown, Jr., who re-
signed ON account of ill health His sickness
iao Tor long time prevented him from per-
forming military duty.
mrs English, sister of Gen. Mcclellan, is
ii n'i'g sensation at Mobile. The New Or
i hand 1e'a has lstter stating that her nus
pahu Is a wealthy planter on the Alabamn
river, and that her Oldest son bad 80 ,s',iI
ably doesn't like it. iie prop
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-05

Mrs: II. II. Clark, NJ. d., Physician and sue
cesiu Midwife, would anno@nce the ladies of WOrces-
Yer ana vicinity that she continues all diseases
peculiar to females scientifically aud successfully Con-
of Myrtle ,ltf arnSo
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-05

TIE CRcus did not lack patrons last night,
Notwithstanding the rain. The gymnastic
performance, the trained elephants, the
horses and the hppopotamus were all worth
seeing, and if Mr.. Lent brings his hippozoo-
nomadon here again some pleasanter day he
will draw an admiring crowd and reap har-
vest Of quarters.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-05

what can Woman do IN War f-Much every
way But she cant keep peace in the family without
Dote 81 Dead Shot to Kill off the blood thirsty hordc Of
hungry Bed Bugs that, uninvited introduce them.
selves to her dodgers to their great annoyance and dis
gust Now Is the time to use it XIII 'em now! No
family should be without it he Dead Shot makes
clean sweep; renders peace certain by the humiliation
cester, G. a HARRINGTON Il co. dim amps
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-05

CAPT. PRATT's CoMPANY.-The Worcester
Light Infantry held meeting at their armo-
ry, last night, and voted to join the new Saith
regiment as company, under Major Harri-
son Pratt as captain.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-05

RAIN.-''The former and the latter rains. -
spoken Of by the prophets, came together,
yesterday, though it was difficult to tell which
was the former and which the latter. 1t
rained constantly-morning, noon, and mid
night. The fall was extraordinary. clearing
the streets of pedestrians as much as posi-
BILE, and of equestrians altogether, There was
no comfort out of doors, except for corn, po-
tatoes, and ground Injuries which needed to
be moiStened. We trust the dams and water
privileges will stand the pressure.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-05
CITY AND COUNTY.

\ DISPATCH has been received stating that
the steamer Daniel Webster, with Gen. Dew
ems, Col. Briggs, and 240 wounded soldiers,
left White House, Va, Tuesday evening, for
Boston.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-05

Nohin Ware Rooms, No. 3 Bangs TsIOcIx.-
ne undersigned would respectfully call the attention
OF the public to his Coffin Ware Rooms row open at No
Bangs Block, opposite the Court House. VIII re will
ne found constantly on hand COFFINS and CASKETS
OF an sizes and patterns, made and trimmed with the
pest material Also Coffin llates and Robes
Worcester, Feb IS, 1862. diff f1e
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-05

Dir. sweets HnfaIIibIe Eminent is truly a
o23 'o - AZ hdhu'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-05

MUsIcAL.-A current rumor that Mozart's
''Requiem Mass, together with several origi-
nal pieces by Worcester composers, is to be
given in one Of our churches on Friday eve
ming, is incorrect as regards the time. The
music, we understand, is shortly to be
brought out-though not this week-under
the direction Of Mr.. B. d. Allen. 1t will be
a memorable event in this part of the Emusic
al world" and would be considered a rare
performance in Boston or New York
HoRTIcULTURAL.-At the last meeting, fine
specimens Of four varieties Of the Belgian
Azalea were exhibited by d. Waldo Lincoln,
Esq; also branch of Halesia thickly studded
with blossoms There was the usual discur-
sive conversation upon subjects pertaining to
the season.
The library, which happily escaped unin-
iured at the time Of the late alarm Of fire in
Horticultural Hall, will be open between the
hours Of three and five P. NJ, to-day.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-05

Draper a. Clark, COMMISSION MERCHANTS and
Dealers N Flour Grain, Meal, Grass seed, salt Lime
cement Calclned Plaster Plaster Paris, Ground oyster
Shells and Farmers Produce generally Also AGENTS
i9r M SAFE OF Goes super Phosphate Of Lime Peruvian
Guaho' American IuanO, and Ground Bone
DRAPER d CLARK
ap3 diff Nos. 95 IL 81 Front IT. Worcester Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-05

Many buildings in Lamoille county, such as
barns, sheds, sugar houses, and one school
house at Stowe, were destroyed recently by
fires running through the woods. The house
OF Luther Henry of Waterbury was consumed
by the same cause
The senior class of Mlddlebury College
made their usual contribution to the park. by
planting fine elm tree, with appropriate ex-
ercises, on the 26th ult.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-05

SMITHS Curative cleansing sIor,-,c,,DJ
superior remedy for Headache Burns Sore Lips Bowel
Complaints Canker. Piles. Sore Throat &c Ec Fo1
sale BY BUSH Il CO, "a Front street bv the dozen W
single bottle at manufacturers prices decd Van "a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-05

Mrs. Rodney Day of West Springfield, who
died some two years ago, left by will about
$500 to Mrs. Jane Bradford, one of her
neces. This lady could not for long lime
be found. She has recently been discovered
IN Union Grove, Wisconsin, and being, it is
sad, IN rather Strengthened circumstances,
the legacy will be very timely snd agreeable.
The anniversary of the Wesleyan Academy
at Mllbraham will take place June 23d oath,
and 25th
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-05

MidyVlfe.-MRS. NJ w GERALDS PHYsIcIAN Ann
SeCGti 5 ~ MIDWIFE No % Exchange street special
attention given 10 Uterine Complaints and s,ases NJ
children Office hours from to A. NJ and f-om i to
ut' ap4
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-10-11

ABOUT GIRL's NAMEs.-H you - q
very precise man and wish 70 b eety lns
Of what you get, never marry girl nsllea
Ann. for we have the authority Of LiNtley
Murray and Others, that "an Is an inda0s
mite article" ..r.
II you would like 70 have a Ylls. N|l3 II
"one Of . thousand, :" yo6 zic6ld lFf1
nm Emily OF IN IIssnssdks ssSs - j. Z +
tell you that ems zre kiWsyS c6At 4l
thousands. b2f ~ s1 ksssssesx n
II you do not wish % haVg Cd tih
6y-abOut wife, you should not MARI ~
named Jenny : for every cotton
knows that jennies are always on -.
II you want to marry Bell, Il -
necessary that you should ibe =. sette-
just because you have to ring hesak tlls-
altar. y "a. i ~ 4
If you marry one named MsrgArys -
may fear for the manner that phe wiltAn
her days, for oil the world knas.as thnE
Pegs" were made for hanging. ~ v4s,.s.
If you wish to succeed IN lie ~; pQR1
ter, you should marry Caroline, and kReak
her very kindly for just SO long ~ xpla
continue to do this you viii BE- god D
carry. staTad 20 TAI
The most incessau& wFiterin the
is certainly he who is always bplndiit -.
Alkaline. . ss,tta. -hasgsA 4
You may adore your wife. bat ynm m,sI
be surpassed in love when your via IoMs
Dora. . .ssrassv.
Many men of high moralpTinciplaAy ~
who would not gamble for the world, asip
have not refused to take . Bet. sssaa -.ss
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-10-11
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MI LsEEllaGH -
WFa M sss III q
~ - q - Il
.kug fIitiilaIly lIkpsal = ~
mich, cdnlsfgIun
taken n The eoRapiuse .s
I lancied, t0o, ,4<it w51l ~
:iancy, tl1et, knoN NIinR 4 IA
promoted 20 S6uF huiId
wished 70 daxsie ns sim
eyes Of hers@4-a hootipna n
soever attempted. Ths ts.
dsguerrotSped upon my k1.
bright sunlight Of ypnag
have no rigAl there, and 81
fresh and radiant ~ Whea ,aF1e III
albeit, the strong yearss hfas gIteg
work yet very gently. npoa theel
It could scarcely be- ethsgEi
visibly, az. she EtlIi does. III SNpt tkl
and beauty in the person 81 thelS
u ;ESu l am, please 'GqEfyfa = 49,.
ner gtunnriuinltFsls sts,AsIe r[VitSsSSA sSSsssss
ago, at Kensington. Constance. thissl
stance is, as she welt knows, % ~ N
&cAsss3 TrsxerA, leyErandiathers II
a silver.haired, yet hale. jocund 1Ol&
aud 20 tenderly, repeat. has tiu5g II
with bis wife--the Constance HeSgnGN
this narrative, THAT can hardly bell4s
her to be more than about three. A,
and forty yearASf age. This u, ho@s
perhaps only an illusion Of the long
whatever fools or sceptics may t6I1N
say, elevating dream that has Patsfed ~
through youth and middle age, exsas
confirmed old bachelorhood. MsAs'
L'Estrange, as before stated. died : gs.
time since, at Liverpool; ber daGtk "
influenza, the paper noticed, Wa5 go ..
and unexpected. - = rs5ssa
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-10-11


WOMEN STRoxGER THAN QxnltFaa'
related of q certain ,New En6land digina-
who hourished not many, yeaEa asQI aae
whose matrimonial relations aEe aiiNnoee8
not to have been Of the most, aRFeeeble
kind, that. one Sabbath morning NhilR
reading to his congregation the paiRbl ~
the supper in Luke xiv, in which NeanER
this passage: -. g.
"And another said have bought Ave
yoke of oxen, and / 60 10 prove tlllIlls;
and i'pray thee to have me excuAesl md
another said, have married VIII
therefore cannot come" he soad16ty
paused at the end Of this verse, thFswa aUH
his spectacles, and looking arOunaRn@nis-
hearers said, with emphasis: ttssssvsd
The fact Is brethren, one w0MNyTnna'
draw man farther from the kinGamn IS
Heaven than .,Sce yoke Of. osenii aass,s -,
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-10-11

THE most poetical thing is nlen athe-
most literally true A iittiv giFl -
shire, England, when water NJ 1Ek1e
saved as much rain as she couId. ~ sold
it TO washerwoman for cent
and in this way cleared nearly -. d.
lars for the Missionary Sociely. ben
she brought it to the secretary &c ~ EaT
ciety she was not willing to sllheE Aa1nse-
But must put dowabWhegg sllssaehsJ
came from. said be. e.Gult lk
piled the little girl. ''FAih from ~
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-10-11

ACQUITTED FoM-Well ipsEJ i7In-
ciers say that the reason III ma iSing
companies were incorporates lase nlth,
is that it was supposed that on lesf
the LIST instant the certificates af q 6lpe-
ration wOuld have TO be written On asnrnp-
ed paper, which, in addition 10 ths Ekss
fee for recording, would prove - lleE
tax for company TO bear. wish
million or two Of capital. 3 srsf u ~
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-10-11

One of the army correspond q r
horseback ride cf SDeHty miles tst
advancing column. announces 1hs II. -
cry that " the difference betv
on q sofa and in the saddle, I = n g.
the extreme, and painful in ~ 1aIps
place." -, -. l. -. 4. q "a i !.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-10-11

A BEREAvED western widow "a 6.lll
the pall-bearers at funeral, with Yes
Pall- bearers, just GO iRt1. .tbS !.
get some rum, and we'li Stfs
right along" t,. 60 -. sssiis -. 8
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-10-11

sBoULDN'T care 90 much
bugs" said q thin. pale ledger
lady, "but the fact ID, EaG'' ''all IL
the blood 10 spasS. z.y,a'. q
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-10-11
THE MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT.

PUBLIsHKD EvERY SATURDAY MORNING, BY
@ w IO KS &c ia N U a ny
D. v. aRLwfcKa, ~. A. JANUAaV.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-10-11
Books, Stationery, Etc.

s. HARRIS, IL
corn.r o Main Street GHd the F'dsd, E-1A
PLACEEvILLE,
wuoLEsAIE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Havana Cigars, Tobacco BOOKS s'~
tionsry, Gallery, Playing Cards.
Yankee Notions, Fruits, Green
anaDried, Nuts and Candies,
Ar san FRANCISCO PMcEs.
Also receives by every Steane the latest Atlantic
and European Newspapers, Magazines and Peri0di-
SERs snd MAC GAZINES, sept6.3m
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-04-25


Mr.. EDrruE Below give you the amount
contributed in the several sub-districts in Or
ange township, for the benefit OF the sick and
wounded soldiers;
Sub-district NJ. l, SI2,51. The residents
Of this sub district have previously made liber-
al donations TO our noble volunteers. Sub
district No. 2. S5I,7T. This one did well, es-
pecially considering that the committee found
some therein who by their remarks and acts.
showed themselves unworthy of the name of
American citizens, or the protection OF Re
publican government. Sab-district No. 3,
S42, Il. Nobly done. No traitors or their
apologists in this district. Sub-district No 4,
S96l. This district contains some soullesS ia.
habitants, but enough of noble patriots to save
it from destruction. The ladies universally
showed that pure patriotism 50 generously and
properly awarded to them. Sub district No.
5, Sl5,2l. Some noble sons and daughters of
Liberty in this district, bat some were found
who woald not contribute for fear some one
would steal it. OF such the question natural
ly arises, what would become of it had they
the distribution of the donations. Sub-listrict
No. 6, So, ,65. The heroic soldier finds many
warm hearts in this district. One lady who
has given three sons for the Union army hard
| " knew when she had given enough, althoue b
In quite moderate circumstances. Suca noble
souls are worthy Of country. Sub-district
No. Z, S52,0s. NObly did this district DO her
duty. One widow lady gave near five dollars,
| and remarked that if needed the could have all
the sheets she had, as she and her family could
sleep without. Give US such mothers and the
liberties of our country are safe. Sub-district
No. s, $6,7I. This is a small district in which
| there is some noble souls, and a good sprink-
ling Of gizzarls. The ladies universally have
souls. Sub-district No. Q, S34,OO. No. 9 all
right Willing and ready to give now and on
future occasions if circumstan ses call for it.
The whole RmoHnt is two hundred and ifty-
five dollar and twenty-eight cents. $2OI, 81
in articles such us quilts, sheets, shirts, draw
ere, pillows, dried meats, dried and canned
fruits, &c, valued by the several committees
and S53,3l cash. Reader, fnothiug has been
done in your vicinity or township, go right tC
work and beat Orange. Il. .J.JARVIS,
Pres'I D. L. A. S
Il