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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-31

IT, SCH0FIFLD, n. D. PHYSICIAN
-hAs AND SuFGtoN-WouM respectfully announce TO
the citizens 81 Worcsiet vicinity that he has taken
residence and office, No. Maple street, where he may
be tuuN., to 8ttcHu all calls.
special attention paid TO tic treatment of all diseases
Of the Throat and Lungs. by Aetiicatrd Inhalation
Particular attention given all diseases peculiar
cualPs.
Office hours, from to y a. NJ, and from to . and
to 9P. N. df mch2O
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-31
AnlnsenGtnfs.
WILL EXHIBIT AT WORCESTER.
Wedn esday, + tIne Il

VIII enter town on the 4th day Of Jnne at ~ IN head
cu by the wonderful
H Il u . j. q II \ Nj u s.,
from the river Nie, 1000 miles above Cairo. Egypt
AM imported u, % this country Fl expense pf sixty
,nn"usamd Dollars the only one ever Exhibited
III NneLleai identical with the Bchcmuh OF Holy Writ
o. which Joo SAYS Upon the earth there his hke
ms mammoth Aquarium will be drawn by TEAM OF
ENukMot ~ EFllANTS, col Quoted BY the Cantor
ana Keeper Of the llippnpotanus, ALI the Egyptian
and followed by the
ATHLEOLYMr IMANTHEUM
win its innuincrAhle troupe Artists Equestrian
Acrnhatlc, NC aud Large Company Of Yauiers Foul
iiDrists Tumblels, ,ymnasts Wrostcrs Athletes and
me GRAND UPER BAND led bv Charles BOsw0ld.
splendid stud of Blood Horses and a Head Of Limln-
utive Trick Ponies.
William KENNEDY. The goat Droll Of the Ring,
VIII eilven the pc irnanccs with his wit and hunof,
and aplcar In his M9n0lOgse OF MOHRs
Inc iitppopOlamuS Will he exhibited Afternoon and
Evening r. his Aquarium and in the Ring ithoHt trfra
charge The Trained kicphants Antony and Cleopatra.
Albert and Victoria viii also go through their wonder
full perfDrmai
MnLLE ARlANE FELICIA. tho most beautiful and
thrilling EqhcNti irnnc, ru;n The Cirque lnpeiale, ne
sldcs galaxy of such stars Robert Stickncv Mons.
G t., Thomas King, y +. Stckney, llam Du
I"rornancc at q and1l N. Admission to the whole
"nl' . cents u IL ST. Manager
inrzi dBt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-26
Yankee FerNdy.

We are among the number Of those who
lieved that, while we observed it, tbs Yankees
would be sure to violate it. We understand
they have pieketed the State of Maryland.
from Baltimore to Frederiektown, with the
prisoners taken at Manassas, and discharged
on parole They proclaim through their pa
pers their determination to send the Harper 8
Ferry prisoners to reinforce Pope. Of course
this is a palpable violation of the spirit of the
cartel, and we believe it is also violation Of
the letter. At least we hope our commission
ers were moi guilty of 80 great an oversight
as to omit clause totbiddins the raroied
.rcors To serve anywhere, whether n.aihs; lis
or not. II they did. then the cartel is II blank;
FOR the Yankees can take the prisoners as iaa,
as we parole them put them III their ;,afri SUNS,
aud take The men wloes places they supply for
field service against us.
The old Congress OF the Revolution were a.
one time in great perp.eX.;y about Buisosne :
captured army. That vainyioriousas Gates,
was So eI;,ted with the success Wen for him by
other men, tina. he forget To iuser. Il c;i,Use ii,
the articles ct citpitHlaslon requiring 'hc sol
,iiers not 10 serve anywhere. As spon ~ they
should return to Great Britain, the British
Government might pu. them in the sari's"ns
or eend them 10 India, and take an ea';ii mum.
Der from these etsrvices as substitutes fer tlleul
The Congress SAW that, and, from some Cause,
suspected that eueh wao the actual dee g,-
Thus believing, they refused 10 deliver up the
prisoners. We hope oar Government W i'll take
the hiu., aad act upon it i'll future, especially
as The Yankee papers notice the arrival AZ Bal
tinore of Confederate prisoners taken i'll the
lats battles, in open violation of the cartel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-26
PROCEEDINGS Nv THE COURTS

PROCEEDINGS IN THE COURTS
Moyors Court, Sept 25th, ls62--Pierce
Rowland charged with stabbing John Booth.
was examined this morning. These two men
when returning from market, met a man with
canteen of whiskev. which they drank
Guing down Jail alley they got into a play full
tussls, according TO Booths aecountl aud
getting apart again, Rowland pulled out q
testified that Booth was choking Rowland.
when they saw them, and the letter afterward
stabbed him, exclaiming Jack I'm going 70
kill YOU" Rowland was femanded for exam
nation before the Hastings Court, on the 3Uth
inst, and in the meantime security is required
for his good behavior.
John Logan, free boy, for stealing $40
worth of bed clothes and dresses from Har-
man Chandler and Mrs Paine, was ordered
thirty nine lashes, and was retained to answer
an indictment for remaining in the Common
wealth contrary 10 law
b Joe, slave of Rev. Geo. Woodbridge, was
ordered twenty lashes for using indecent Ian
guage III public.
Hastings Court, .yesterdny.-James Coyle,
a wounded soldier, was tried for stealing seve-
raj watches and q sum OF money, and ac-
Quilted.
James NJ. Traylor, another soldier, indicted
for stealing gold watch from John =. Bow
yer, on the 18th of last May, was convicted,
and his punishment ascertained at one year =
confinement in the Penitentiary. He was,
however, recommended to the clemeney Of
the Executive.
Albert Tappin, whose trial was noticed day
before yesterday, was acquitted
The Court meets this morning at 10 O'Clock.
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UlE1,

rtursday morning., q the residence Of Captain
George w Altar. ID this city. from wounds fscetyed
It Malvern Hnl, July LIT, II. JOHN MARSHALL
REUWOOD. Mobile Cadsss, Ord Alabsms res't
Asleep In Jesus.
The fuusral will take place this tFricay) morie
Ing. at 10 O'clock from Capt. Allans resdsn ., cor
ner Franklin and 29th streets, Church Will The
friends and acquaintancss ere rsspeesf lily Invited
TO attend.
On Thursday mofpipg, ~ II o'clock, CT ARIES
CARROLL infan. son OF James n and Virginia q
Carter aged y months and 10 days.
The friends sud acquaintances Of the family ere
invited to attend his funeral this evening" from ms
fathers rs.idence. In Henrico county, on the MO
chanicsvills turnpike
On tho 10th instant at his fathers residence IN
this city, afer ilinees Of thirty one days, OF
phoid fever, ALEX W. ROBERTSON, aged ~
years months and II days
He Was . dutiful and sifsc.ionate son, kind
and gentle brother.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-26

North which loved the old t'nicn with ~ dis
interested desetien AZ the South u ptaerdl
and Virginia IN particular. Tho Norh loved
Il fur the cake OF rrcsit-ihe South fur the
rake OF Gher,y Every great name Of Vir
ri,,ia WAS associated with i,s creation and is
history The Father Of his Country was the
son Of Virgins The srcatest lights of is
military and civic rc,own were children OF
the South. The poverty which grew upon the
.sm,L IN .,.at Union; the decline OF the manu-
fastures aud commerce she once rossosscd
The tieseatiuu of her hartors; the stuntcd
growth III hes ,ities, and the rpareeness oil
her rcpaisiioa ira,eable to the Legislation
Of the Federal Gc,esnmeM-never for mo
ment affected the loyalty ot the south To the
Cnien, II held constitutional liberty in ~
hivh appreciation ia the North held the ai
mighty dollar, and believing that the Onion
was the very ark Of liberty 1t chung 10 II with
n tenacity which blinded its eyes to all other
pe,ils, and made it tolerant of a companionshiT
which, under no other circumstances, would
have been endurabie. These facts show that
the folly Of the Lincoln Government III draw
my tue sword was as great as iis wiekcdness
Il drove the South out of the Union, when, b,
spirit Of wise ferbearnnce and compromise
it might hare PLACED the Union upon stronger
b.eis than it l,xd ever occupied before, and II
shedding the blood aud devastating tue terri
tories Of these who were once the best lrie ii
of that Union, il rendered its ultimate restora
ton impossible.
The motives which iustigated this polio,
were. rs we have indicated, as base and igno
Die az the policy itself was snpremely foolish
There never was war so purely mercenarl
since the wcrld began. II has all the charac
teristies about it of an individual murder fo
money. except that to the base lust Of none,
must 10 added, in this case, the most nalig
nant vindittiveness and revenge. The delude'
masses are taught to believe that they ar
| fighting for 1.-The Union and s'the old flag,
whilst they cannct explain what value eithe
are. when ''the Union" becomes a Union .
force and the old flag II symbol of despct
| ism hut the leaders made war fcr cotton
rice. tobacco, commerce. manufactures trade
in word, the Almighty Dollar. A WHOLESALE
murder for money is the true definition of thu
most abominable war ever recorded i'll the an
nals Of civilization
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-26

pisctorge.'-Andrew Dunnavant. the sol
der who was arrested about two weeks ago,
on the charge of uttering forged descriptive
rolls, knowing them to be forged, Yesterday
underwent a final examination before Conted
crate Commissioner W. +. Watson, who or
dered his discharge from prison, In conse.
ouence of the Army Paynaster being. imposed
on frequently by swindlers, several arrests
were made about the time Dunnavant was
taken up The parties, come Of whom Were
operators on an extensive scale, are still IN
rrison. The prompt measures taken against
Offenders seems to have operated beneficially
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-26

4 rg,sler of our men wounded in the recent
l'attles fought by our army now operating ON
the confines of Marylsnd. arrived i'll Rich
mcnd yesterday evening via Central railroad
The ii, recovered wounded Yankees, of the
Cedar Run battle, who arrived at Gordops
vile few days since en- route for Richmond,
from the hospital ut Culpeper Court House,
are still there, the cars being otherwise too
much employed to bring them on 1t was III
mored that our army had lately captured i'll
battle 800 Yankees who had been paroled only
few days before, and that they were on their
way TO this city to he tried fer violating their
parcl. Our inquiries imclineus to believe that
there is no foundation for the rumor in ques-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-26

The Secretary Of War has directed Capt.
Henry Wertz, Commandant of the Libby
Prison, to proceed to the Sonth and report the
names, &c, of all Yankees paroled and sent
home, and to forward all still in confinement
to Richmond The idea is not only to get rid
of them, but also to learn WHO have been got
ten rid of when and how.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-26

Parker's dsfiNery-T battery, from Rich
nlond, suffered severely in the battle at Shdrps-
burg. losing three killed and eighteen wound
ed The killed were privsres Robert A. Bry-
ant, J. NJ Richardson. and W. Newell Among
the wounded WAS Lieut. Parkerson. not NOR
tally. The dead were left On the field, as the
company WAS falling back at the time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-26

Gppc Hewe.--Among those leaving this city
nv the iasi hsg OF truce was Rev. A, Bosser-
man, Tor several years past minister of the
Univeysalist Church. Mayo 81 :eet. His family
accompanied him A very able minister, Rev.
Mr. Read, Of N c., who we believe was to
have succeeded Mr.. Bossern.an. fell dead in
enc Of our streets few days since.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-26

Losses ia the latb Virginia Neg,Hent.--
Amona the killed at the battle Of sharpsourg,
i'll the 18th Virginia regiment, was Capt. Atner
Y. England, of the Henrieo Guard. formerly a
Lieutenant in the Young Guard of Richmond
He was shot through the heart lust as he had
wheeled bis company into line. In the Young
Guard, Lieut. G. w. Berry was wounded III the
abdomen. Sergt. r. W. Jones, i'll the shoulder
and Corpl j. L. Allen, in hand. Lieut. Allen;
of the Henrico Southern Guard, was wounded
in the left breast and wrist seriously.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-26

Is Richmoad HowUser Company-In the
battle at Sharpsburg, in which one section OF
this battery, under Lieut.. Anderson, was en-
ga ed, Private Morrison, of Tennessee, was
killed, and Private Wingo had his arm broken
These were all the casualties.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-26

Fn4'ltc A,tNerG-1his company, whose
members all j:.il from Richmond, was in the
f-lt at Harrer's Ferry and at the battle of
Sfasrsburg, News has been received from
the battery mp to the 18Th, at which time none
OF them were injured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-26
Obituary.

Was killed on the plains Of Manassas. August
18th, RICHARD G BARKER. only child Of Chs&
N. and Maria Barker decd late If Todd CO, KY,
and grandson Of Richard Anderson, decd. Of Pow
hstan county. He would have been 81 years old
on the 10th Of next December.
This writer knew him in every relation Of life, and
q nobler man never lived The following ars the
words of his Captain. PsgrAm. OF the Purcell bat
terry
''He wss killed BY ,hsll whilst nobly doing hi.
duty at the post tet the csnnop) of danger. BE
only lived few minutes after being struck.
sincerely regret his death better and Drawer eol
der never saw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-26
e,...r,. Al q xsassris,ssa law.

Co0ef<N an1 - ConskSl1stso kaW.
Ths Conarsss III the Confederate States
c,,sht 70 hAvs rassed the Consuipsson law
within cue week after In FIRST meeting. 4
Md befors Ii the iaisassess IN which L had web
ussA involved the Ns.icn By its shameful de.
lay on . FORMER cccAsion; and now, w tho
fsos Of Iineclns cali for more than halt
million men. aud the thinning ranks 81 cur
sAllAnt army, Il hae approached the end 81 the
seseien without performing tie duty ~
scarcely possible, consistently with the respect
,aae the Nasioaal ]. legislature. to characterize
saeh delinquency in the Language which 1t de-
ssrvee h 10 difficult TO imagine that an rs,
ssmblsas Of scnslemen. sapposestc he seiectsd
nom the brse al their fellow citizens, on Nc.
conf - sacir earestcr wisdom and patriotism,
sAosii nj comprehend The eAixeucies and ar.
wsucy If situation naaniteet 10 tho plaineet
espscssy. Ii there child in the country who
hns nos seen for tho last twelve months thu.
sAs Only possibility Of peace CONSISTS in the
nose powu fal and thorough preparation for
wws II 10 euly by describing all dreams oi
any surrender by the North Of its present po'
sisicn: Il 10 only by feeling, acting, and organ
itsns a. il we wero 10 srend all our future
days upon earth in = state of war. that We
can ever expect the restoration of peace. Il
hue now become Obvious that lincoln will get
all the men he GALE fr without the necessity 0,
dsaA, aud If our Congress had acted with the
rUmFisade which tho occasion required, the
reqai9ts number Of men might DO already in
de field. Upon the heads Of those to whom
Q cpnAding people have entrusted the dessinies
Of their country win rest tho responsibility Of
any disaster that may ensne. The orators who
have imrerilled nations Independence fol
the cake of airing their vspid esoquence will
srhieye kind Of immortality which no mar
need eovet. Many intelligent persons arc &C
disgusted with the coure of Congress upon
the CONSUMPTION law that they begin to lose
faish in the usefulness of representative bodies
Especially in such period ~ the present
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-26

Desertsys-Eighteen men, alleged to he lie
serters from Mai. Crtoher's Batta ion on the
Northern Neck Of Virginia, were sent to Rich
riond yesterday under guard and deposited in
Castle Thunder. They are all to he tried to-
day bsfure the Court Martial now in session
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-26

TIE Richmond Grays--The following is a
list Of the wounded in the Richmond Grays,
Lieut.. 4. w. Branch, ut the battles OF Blooms
boro' and Sbsrpsburg:
Missius-Private WIN G.. Everett.
Wounded -Serg't JAS L. Phillips, wounded
antl prisoner; privates George X Gibson
wo,:uied ana prisoner; John W. Williams,
slightly iii the hand Richard Toms, through
the hand. seriousIy X. l.. Phillips, by shell,
in back e. w. Hill, fore finger shot of; E. L.
Spence in shoulder. MORALLY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-26

Stealing Gun.-Ofieer Gentry Yesterday
arrested and Gagged man named Timothy
Lotsey, charged with stealing gun from A
Y. Stokes, worth $50
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-26

Asesher flag of truce boat is expected at
Vsrina on Saturday next. There are still
few Yankees here, aud may be more by the
time the boat gets here.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-26

3 Acrsdess. - con 81 lfrA Jones. widow lady
living on 25th, between Main and Cary sts,
had kis rij(ht arm broken and ride mashed, be,
si.les receiving other injury, By getting Jamned
between two cars Ut the York kiver HaaIrosd
Depot yesterday. Soon Aiter the Injuries were
received the suf5eret was carefully conveyed
to his mothers residences, aud Doctor called
to 600 him.
Releasing Prisosers--Tbe Secretary Of
War has issued m order to the parties IN
charge Of the military prison in the Eastern
District to discharge and send to their reaPec-
tive regiments all soldiers against whom no
charges have bcen or are likely to be prefer
red A list will be kept of the names, comFa-
mics. and regiments, Of all who are thus sent
away; ~ that, ii opportunity occurs, tney
may be tried for any offences that may oe al
legged against them Most OF the omcers at
whose instance these men were placed IN pris-
GU are with the army, or bave been Killed or
wounded aud the men whom they caused
| to he arrested have languished IN prison, many
Of them for weeks and months, for the most
trivial offences; some of them, indeed, for no
| offence ut ALL In pursuance OF this order,
| several hundreds of able bodied men Will De
| restored to the army, where they are 80 much
| needed, and to which they all express their
willingness to return. Ii there were some
mode devised by which soldiers who are IN
carcerated could obtain speedy hearing, the
country would be saved the heavy expense OF
maintaining them in idleness. and innocent
men be spared the cruel punishment OF long
confinement. revolving alike to their feelings
and to Justice. Fifty will be sent to Winches-
| ter to day
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-26

cT SPECIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. u ASKED
70 the sale Of Msssrs Bufofd l. Postsrs stock Of
Lumber, Hard ware. Nearses. Horses, Wagon, Har.
usss DC THIS MORNING., commencing ~ 10
o'elock, st the Wareroon1s fneg Of 18th and
Franklin streets. THOb. W. kEEbBk
~ cH-lt Aucilones
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-26

ms~BPECIAL NoTICE--Our sale Of Msnnfse-
tursd Tobacco will commence TINS fFRlDAD
no dNlN0, at our warehouse, IA Gary street, st
10 o'clock and will include several choice parcels
20 26-lt KENT, PAINE CO. Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-26

~DUHLoP, MoNCURE q co ash the A.
tenti0n Of dealers 10 their auction sale OF Sugar
Rice, and Molssses, ccmmenc,pgas l0oelock THIS
MORNING.. se - II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-26

IN FIRE lNsuEANCE-Ths undersigned.
agent OF the ALREMARLE INSURANCE COM
PANY. Of Charlottesville. Va. continues TO insure
against loss by Fire, on Buildings. Machinery,
Furniture, Goods. aid property generally.
This Company is IF ng established reputation
for reliability. and has met It's Losses occurring
through this Agency promptly.
The undersi snrd cordially ccmmsnds Il 10 the
patronage Of his friends and the public generally.
THOH NJ ALFRIEND, 18th ct.
60 ll-3ter4w Opposite the Examiner Offce.
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To conclude with the
INVIECIBLES
With the whole company

4 GRAND BALL will be given IN THURS
~ DAY, October I'd, 1852, at
GCHAD'S FALL
Mcstey Of CeYs,soatss-J. T. Vest
Manossrs-WIn. Kidd A. Brands, and George
Biyins
~ The A.mory Ea al sill he IN attendance -
Pc'4e regulations strictly obsesrsd
NJ Omnibusses will be in attendance In rage 81
weather. Ladies wishing to attend the Bell
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Ne Tickets of Adm.ticr 81 81. fer gentleman
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