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UHien.
sondar.
Fou AoaFoe. Feb. s.
A fag e truce lofm Irsnty l.lAad 10.
DAY braagM oter several lsdcs 10 80
No g. s lads gss-ceges D. lhe flag Il
iruo tjotlA has bga. llngrr to-day ,a-
lorsed i.tril.ai he bed received l,-i,aich
itom Iaats8sc l..sisd o lac 81. C, iisa the
Federal ian,, lad ad,aBcrl 10 Roanoke
l.iaitd a,ti l,eea latee tepol.sd. Tie al-
iaca renu, s.c q a .evsa utislk yearf.
'lay iuori.iss. aad ID hsl.i ea. sgil gong
ua, acp llss latest neas oa. received.
Ciaannslt Fyb. &.
Special d-.raiciies 10 fhc Commercial
and size Iazcao .ay that Cen. WILSON,
division lsll Aew Haven on 1bar.d.p
ald a1,aneyd to Jrern i.iver above Nun.
ianis1 li.r. aiti that Gen. l,ioma, advance
was II Monurello.
Trey could uoi proceed her owing
% tie condition uiiiie roatls. Tie country
aVaad was eoiapldtly deserted.
Tie eAptal,i,m o. y in iiem the Sen.
arc, gave great joy al Indianapolis.
III the reseiia u ihc news d the capture
If Foa Henry, the OHIO Srnae all
jourueJ.
lac fumor ,liai Cen Mcclellan has
been superseded IN chipt commander Of
,hc army, caused much excitement.
Clacmtts, Feb. s.
a special indianapolis despatch 10 The
Comm, relal says tia G-n. Thomas di-
ysi5u is said 10 have made forward
movement, aad will invade Es., Tennessee
az iirc- ditlereut points simultaneously.
Gen Carer goes lhrOIgh CHAMBERLAIN Gap,
Gen ScEeph by the cenlral rouie,and Gen.
Thomas. with Mun.on and Met ook brig
AIDES viii cfoss at Sill Spring. They viii
advance Immediately oa Nox,ile, wll, re
they will take possession OF the railroads,
cutting ~ supplies aud communication with
The rebel Government.
Louisville, Feb. 8.
Fouy.siK prisoners captured At the
Mill Spring Iignt we're brought here 70.
uight--amoug them, one Lieutenant, Col.
NJ. u. Carer ol lie 20ih Trraesaee, and
three L.ealenant- Of Other rebel regiment.
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Baraeti's Florimsl Is 50 delicate and pure that
i vii, uut dise0ur muslin; aud yet 50 permanent
IN IL effects. that tie ,sor cling- cor weeks Ii
Is really wonderful, that 50 delica.e perfume
should le 80 permauenf. Hartford Coar0at.
A .Ate PeJgms.--N ~srS JeseFh Burnett &
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perfume ct the handkerchief, fOr which they haze
cho,en the sefg appropriate name Of" Fiorlma. !"
It's oior Is taai q aa exquisite bouquet of choice
and deilcae a5wers, without too much q that pc
calar sweetness common IN French Extra,ts
which satiates and sickens the senses. Il is very
neatly pa, up in lotIlcs, which se ~ fifty cents
each. aud may be bil q The principal Druggists
and i'eFlauseTs - Boston Transcript
BHrHstfs Piofimci "A perfume prepared
with such exquisite skill that il successfully RI
walls the bet u Lubin's far-famed preparations
- Boston J8ufrgl
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Burusis flasoFiug Extracts, Cocaine fer the
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TAkES - VIRTUE a severed Eztcutlous
4 80 Hiii - sala d PUBLIC AtGll8N, %
thc biFheg hs4ie iheaEF. ua ElisbA1, gbe
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p W tceleF. " aliscr n co.. steam
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ailgf aerI he{. o. Ws - tbaat 6at $50 feet ~
apFase Lamtsr. ogs,sistiag Is large 4aautiy "
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piaHrl a lal q ] Ia a.ea Plank. p.atei a8l
naietiel. a large les st saasna ii.aeer. tarsaas
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bunch. Also, a iat q Brsan Handle, sad =
barge 10 30 Hrvc ilesdlns, sgl absat 1000 saw
ieg.; lot q Hardwood Lumbsg Go sieis
a considerable pta q Tie above mentioned
properly Is a the Depot 1t North hgfsct
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ilaliers, 2 Cutting Machines and cue string ~
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Pgws. Hoes. Shoyps. EAaes aud Forks About
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Rods, Riyes, aui liorss SHOES. ~ Wagon
Axcltrees, SCI Sleigh Shoes, sigE,s aud PIPE
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Ierus CtsH for III sums under So. For AL
sums 81 $50 ana upa4id, approved aoaths
Notes viii To taken.
} b uOLlsIER, Deputy Sheriff.
Dorset. Jan n, 1852 --lMaT
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WITHOUT AN EQUAL.

r
A LM0sT every mail from f,r aud near brings
"A IL IA some ncs esilt.ce II tie great favor
and crossing popularity Of tai- besu'ifnl iusiru-
meut. asd luupd tui testimonials are CONSTANTLY
reaehing us proving euuchs,,ciy tIiat 30 other
Reed Instrument cont iins 81 maby rgceilencies
a. rbe PERFECT MELopE1N wtTu B,sE Dam.
pER $50 HtRWayIc ArrwmsSr.
fle Harmonic Attachment S the mos, y4iuqhip
" mod % improvements q the power uf ibf
Instrument i laullei without increasing rs size
or The nBuiher Of Reeds
Our netig iaresisi HARMONIC ORGAN
iar Churches C8acti and Lecture R2gWt, has
greater capacity aa4 poHsr iias any other ia
s'rumeni made in The country, considering the
price.
II is far mere simpis aud les liable 10 gci oai
Of of{er than other Reel Orglns
II contains only hall as maay Hseis rs other
instruments Of the same power, Anl consequently
not heif NE expcRsf 10 keep ia fune
Another entire new feature " the Alclodeon en-
teiprise j. the PATENT R.4RP, or PIANO
ATTACHMENT TO the Meloae0n
This is precisely What lis name indicates, a
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and meets precisely the wants and desires Of D
large class who have long been anxious 70 see the
Two Instruments combined IL .Hfl1ieoa SIZE. ln
this unique Instrument the MELopaoS or PANo
may be ayelseParately or combined, plolecjng
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mus; bc hcafd 10 be appreciated,
We have arrangements with some of the hest
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PIANOS Of the very hest quality, which viii
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Also. PIANOS and MELoDEoNs 70 rent
All Instruments warranted and sent TO any
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Latest intelligence.

Tuesday Morning, teb. II.
Il is believed HAT an action was taken
at Roanoke Island between Gen. Burn
sides forces and tic rebels under Gen
Wise, aud til /. has resulted iayorably to
tie fed rls. Tie information come,
from rebel sources, andtdey refuse 10 gisc
patiitu airs. DAVIS is said TO have made
proposi ons for settlement 81 onrdjiIimi
nes 20 lhc Cabinet; nothing certain is
known howryor. The Government witl
take nothing short Of unconditional sub
n.is.i.n n.
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aud Strengthening properties prevents prostrd-
ion, 20 often the follower Of great eEeriion ID
speaking aul singing. The above Suggestions
arc FROM Use 10 cases where all other remedies
have filled to produce effect. Cappaigu speak.
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Present, Hon ~ K Fowler. Judge
Tho Administrator ca thc Es,s,e er HIRAM
ROBINSON, late If wnhall, deceased, applied
70 have the iiae lsr settling said Estate extended
0ne year.
hereupou ii was ordered that SAIL applica,
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tie Probate Office, la said Manchester "a the las
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40 80 "
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-16
LATEST FROM MIC GLELLAN!S ARMY.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 15.-The Star says =
eat 9 A. M. to-day the engagement at Burn
sides position had not been renewed. He
was then in undisputed possession of the adj
vantage over the crest of the mountain from
which he drove the enemy the night before.
The firing that commenced at daybreak to-
day an attack of the enemy upon Frank
Inns corps on the road to Harper's Ferry. No
direct communication was had with that corps
up to 8 this morning, the telegraph operator
at Point of Rocks being the party reporting
that Franklin was heartily engaged this morn
ing some miles in front of him"
The division or army corps that yesterday
morning occupied Hagerstown, was not in
Yesterdays action, though it hastily retraced
its steps in order to be in the fight to-day,
which it could easily do. We apprehend that
neither Summers army corps nor COUGHS di-
vision were in yesterdays action, though both
are doubtless supporting Franklin to-day, as
they were in position to do so yesterday eve
ming. The army corps of Fitz John Porter
passed through Frederick to-day at A. NJ,
and were to have arrived on the battle field at
noon.
The rebels in the fight say that Beauregard
expected to Join them with an army corps of
100000 strong. We have no idea that any
such expectation of theirs can be realized.
Forty thousand efficient rebel troops were not
loft behind at Gordonsville, from whence they
saw Beauregard is bringing them up
Rurnside's position was won from the enc
NV in Yesterdays battles. 1t commands the
onlv road from Hagerstown to the position
where Franklin is fighting we believe. Hence
its great importance. The loss OF it Will be
most damaging to the enemy.
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From the Southwest.

CAPE G1RARpEAU, Mo, Sept. IA
special dispatch to the St. Louis Union says,
Bloomfield was attacked on Thursday morn
ing by the rebels. 1t was defended by 100
enrolled militia, including detachment from
here. The fight la ted two hours, me rep
els took one 24-pound howitzer and withdrew.
The militia abandoned the place with one IRON
I2-pounder but spiked it two miles rom 9,
Bloomfield. Col. Boyd from Greenvllle
shelled Bloomfield about three O'Clock on
Friday afternoon, and retook the place after
a few minutes firing. In the first named hght
the federal loss was three killed and tve
wounded. The rebel loss is not known. Col
Boyd is being reinforced.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Sept. PA hght az
Coldwater, Miss, between Col. emerson
cavalry and the rebels, resulted in the rout oil
the latter with loss of eight killed Ihere
was no loss on the federal side. 1t is known
that no confederate force Of any consequence
is within fifty miles of Memphis. The people
of Covington, Upton county, signed bond
for $4,000 to protect the Union citizens, and
have given notice to Capt Scales that II his
puerrillas are ever seen there they Will be
hanged. Several prominent guerrillas were
captured lately in Upton county, also large
number of mules, horses, and negroes.
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LATEST ACCOUNT OF THE BATTLE.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 15.-An officer slight
ly wounded in the battle yesterday, who ar
rived here late to-day, represents that tho fight
took place three or four miles west of Middle
town, Frederick county, at the foot of the
first mountain, going west. The enemy were
strongly posted there, but our men with most
determined courage, drove shem up the noun
tain, through strip Of woods, cornfeld and
open ground.
The rebels made occasional stands behind
walls and fences, but were driven thence to
the top of the mountain and over into the
valley, when, it being now night, our troops
were called from further pursuit Not one
of our men faltered. This part of the con-
test was maintained by our troops of the
centre.
Two colonies were among the rebel slain
found on the field this morning. The battle
was fought principally with infantry on onr
part, it being impracticable to bring the artil-
lery into full play. Gen. Gibbons, however,
with much toll, succeeded in getting a bat
terry upon the mountains to the right of the
infantry, and did execution. A captured reb-
ell lieutenant said it was their intention to
mass all their forces to-day.
The rebel Gen. Hatch is represented as
having been wounded in the leg Gen. Reno
was killed either while seeking position for
a battery or accommodating the ground
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CAPE RACE, Sept. 14.-The Bohemian from
Liverpool Sept. 3, via Londonderry the 9th,
passed this point this morning.
The peace society of London has issued an
address to the people of the United States,
urging that the time has come when an at
tempt should be made to arrest the destruc-
tive conflict.
The official Turin Gazette says that Carl
baldi has been removed to Varignanas in the
Gulf of Spezzia His wounds appear to have
been slight. The government ordered two
distinguished men to attend him. An extra
ordinary council of ministers was held at
Turin to take into consideration his case.
The opinion which prevailed at the coun-
ell was that justice should take its course.
Two of the ministers were in favor of
granting him an amnesty. Nothing has
been decided as yet as to the form of his
trial The London Times says that Garibal-
di is the undeniabe founder of Italian unity.
1t adds that he must not stand as criminal
before Italian judges upon the very grounds
of blow struck for Italy. Garibaldi should
pledge himself to his old friend and comrade,
Victor Emanuel, on his parole to leave Eu-
rope for an indefinite time.
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The Indians i'm Minnesota.

ST.. PAUL, Sept. IA letter from commits
sioner Dale was introduced in the legislature
to-day, dated at fort Ripley, Sept. IL, to the
governor. He says he has been there twelve
days endeavOring to effect an amicable ar
rangement with the Chippewas, but he de-
spairs of doing SO. After sending messengers
to "Hole-in-the-Day for eleven days, he
finally consented to meet him in council at
Crow Wing Instead of bringing thirty or
forty chiefs, as had been agreed, he brought
800 men armed.
"Hole-in"the-Day was bold and impudent,
and no result was reached by the conference,
which was to be renewed; but collision was
feared. Mr.. Dole regards the danger of an
outbreak as imminent. The letter was re.
ferred to a committee of three, who reported,
and the legislature adopted a resolution that
David Cooper, NJ. Rice, Frederick Ayers, and
E. A. G. Hatch, be commissioners to repair to
fort Ripley to act in behalf of this state in
conjunction with commissioner Dole in any
negotiations best calculated to preserve peace
and prevent any outbreak. These commits
sioners have left for fort Ripley.
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LOUISVILLE, Sept. 15.-Further particulars
of the Mumfordsville fight have been re-
ceived from MIR. Thomas who arrived there
this evening. He was present during the bat
tie. The rebels under Gen. Duncan num-
bered from 5000 to 1000, including cavalry,
artillery and infantry. The rebels made the
attack from both sides of the river, and boldly
advanced to our breastworks. They were re-
pulsed with fearful loss.
The federal forces under Col. Wilder num-
bered about 2500 at the commencement of
the fight, They were reinforced by Col. Dun
can with the 50th Indiana regiment. The
first the rebels knew of his whereabouts was
his pouring in volley, killing many and
stampeding the balance.
The federal loss was killed and 81 wound
ed. The rebel loss was from 800 to 700 kill
ed and wounded. The rebels who brought a
flag of trnce admit loss of 400 killed. Two
pieces of artillery were captured from the
enemy. The bridge at Bacon Creek has been
destroyed. The rebel Bragg is supposed to
be at Glasgow.
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bound from Nassau to Quebec, but among
them was a letter to a house in Charleston,
commencing Capt. Lanier, the master OF the
Fannie Laurie, to their good offices. The
vessel was captured while attempting to enter
South Edisto. She has been sent to Phila-
delphia.
of the division lately under the late gallant
Kearney. and Gen. Sedgwick has been as
signed to the army corps of Gen. Banks.
Gen. Quincy A. Gilmore is ordered to report
for duty to Maj. Gen. Wright at Cincinnati
BY direction of the president Capt. Lloyd
Beal of the I'd United States infantry is here
by dismissed from the service.