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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-26
GEN. BANKS AFTER THE REBELS.
STRASBURG OCCUPIED.
THE REBELS TERRIBLY BEATEN.

WAsHINGToN, March 25.-A dispatch re.
ceived late last night from Winchester says
Gen. Banks was then at Ceder Creek, two
miles from Strasburg, which he intended to
take to day.
Information received to-day shows our army
was at Strasburg this morning, and that the
retreat of the enemy is flight. No details of
the battle near Winchester are yet RECEIVED.
The officers and correspondents were too busy
yesterday pursuing the rebels, 10 find time to
give information to the public. Our army
campel last night several miles distant from
any telegraph station.
Gen. Shields has to day received despatch
from Maj. Gen. Banks, dated Give miles he.
yond Strasburg." He says the enemy are still
in retreat, and our forces in hot pursuit
The loss of the rebels must have Leeu enor
nous. They have abandoned wagons along
the road, filled with the dead and dying. TIT
houses on Il e route are found crowded with
the wounded and dead. The dwellings in the
towns adjacent to the battle field of Sunday
are also found filed with the wounded.
The inhabitants aided the rebel soldiers in
carrying off their wounded during the day,
and in burying them quickly as soon as dead.
Our artillery makes terrible havoc among the
enemy in their fight, and the rout bids fair to
be the most dreadful OF the war.
BALTIMORE, March 25.-Two hundred and
thirty rebel prisoners captured at the battle of
Winchester arrived here this afternoon, and
have been provided with quarters in the north
wing of the new city jail-the most comorta-
BILE place, probably, they have enjoyed for
many months. They are as miserable, dirty,
and about as unsodierly looking crowd as
ever were seen.
They are all Virginians, with the exception
of five or six Datimoreans who left here be-
fore tile war broke out. One of the prisoners,
on reaching the quarters, threw up his hat and
exclaimed, -"rhank God l am in the United
States once more ~ Others congratulated
themselves on the prospect of getting some
thing good to eat, which they admitted they
had not had Tor some time.
WiNcHEsIER, March 25 1t is currently
reported tonight, that Gen. Banks has over
taken and destroyed two hundred of Jack
sons wagons.
EosainJ Our column is now five miles be-
You'd Strasburg still in pursuit of the flying
rebels All letters for officers aud soldiers in
Gen. Banks division should be directed TO
Winchester till further notice
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-26
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 1.-THE ship
Ring leader sailed to-day Tor Japan, with o. 5.
minister Pruyn and suite. The steamer Pam
ANA has arrived from Mazatlan. The latest
news received there from Arizona represents
that the country is almost depopuiaIed, on
account of the secession sentiment, and the
h0stiilies OF the Indians.
The rebel Daviss troops, numbering nine
hundred, we e awaiting re Inducements at
Tuboc, with the avOwed purpose OF taking
Furt Yuma, in California; but most of the
FIVE regiments OF California volunteers were
in that portion OF the state, and would be glad
to meet an invading enemy.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-26
xxxvI1th CONcREss-Fir.t session.
WASHINGTON, March rs.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, March rs.
SENATE.
Mr. SUMNER from the committee on foreign
. relations, reported back the bill in relation to
administering the cath of allegiance to Amer
lean citizens in foreign countries.
The bill for the abolition of slavery in the
District OF Columbia was taken up. Mr.. Will
SON OF Massachusetts, spoke in its favor, and
Mr.; KENNEDY spoke against it.
There was considerable further debate, but
without coming 10 vote, tie senate ad'
jUurned.
HOUSE.
The house passed the senate bill providing
for the settlement OF the accounts of the off
GERS and crews of the frigates Congress and
Cumberland the books taving been lost or
destroyed in the recent naval engagement at
hampton Roads.
On motion of Mr.. Campbell, in view of the
pendtncy OF the tax BILL The Pacific railroad
hill was postponed and made the special order
tor Tuesday next,
The house, in committee, resumed the con-
sidcralinn of the AK bill.
MIR. HICKMAN offered an amendment that
jusgIery, aud pracGcing slight OF hand shall
pay twenty dollars for a license adopted,
after MI Sedgwck amid laughter, proposed
10 define jugglery by stating it 10 be every
one who owns Jug"
Among other amendments adopted were
thai cattle brokers shall pay license fee OF
ten dollars that itiuerant vendors OF newspa-
pers Bibles, and religious tracts, are except.
ed from The definition of peddlcrs, and that
lawyers and physicians shall pay license OF
ten dollars.
Mr.. BLAIR of Missouri proposed new
clause imposing a tax OF five dollars on each
slave Tor lite, aud three dollars each on those
held for a term OF years a lively debate fol-
lowed The amendment was defrated-4l
against 81. An amendment was adopted pro
yding that nothing in the bill sha be con-
strued to prevent any slate imposing taxes
upon any article therein taxed or licenses re.
quired. The committee rose. Adjourned.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-26
KENNEDY'S RHEUMATIC LINIMEMT,

The attention Of the public Is called TO this most
ccent Of all Liments perfect and speedy cure TOR
all the aches and pains that flesh Is heir to.
EHEUMArIsAIis caused by a stagnation Of the
hulds arising from checked perspirationis cured by
rev Dottles OF kENNEDY's RHEUMATIC LINIMENT.
NEUR LGIA the king of all pau-is caused by
an Inflammation Of the nerves-is Instantly cured by
SIR AINS caused by an over-extension and
sudden re action Of the muscless BY few bot
Ties OF kENNEDYs RHEUMATIC LIHIMEsT equally good
for man beast.
PLEURISY Is an Inflammation Of the lining Of
the r6s-is cured by few bottles Of KENNEDrs RsEU
hATIC LIHIMENT.
nRUIS Es are caused by sudden pressure Of tho
hesh and smashing Of the tssuesis instantly renewed
by kENNEDY5 RHEUMATIC LISfhBFT
CIgA MP contraction OF the muscles caused BY
sudden stoppage Of the nervous hud when prevents
animal life having free flows cured Dy rev appica
lions OF KEHNEDY's RHEUMATIC LiNihEhT
UILIOUS COLO Is caused by neuralgia In the
stomach and b0wels-tahe teaspoOniul OF kESNEDr's
RHEUWAfIc LTEINEEr IN warm water every hall hour
until, cured.
sORE THROAT AND HOARsENEea
are caused by unnatural drNnesa Of the gands-wef
niece or fannel with KEHgEDY's RHEUMATIC LINfnrNr
apply 1t going TO bed, and you will be wellin the
"WEXDACHE AND TMRORRINs 0R
TIE TEMPLES Is caused by pressure from insenaIbe
pegpiratonls cured by few applications Of KENNR.
wEA X y Isss OF THE BAoK-FoIlow the
direction IN the circular around each bottle
II Is good for foothacbe, Earache Sweiled Faee ana
Inflammation Of every kind Every familv sbonld ha~s
a full supply for the winter. ~ "''e
manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY Roxburv.
!, ea y r1es esnts 500 BY DAVID SCOTT GEO
every where DNSss"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-26

NEW YORK, MARCH 2l.-gOT IIN IOWeI and IrregUIaTi
sales 500 bales al 26} fD &c for middli uplands
FLOUR -~ales 800 DDs; state ana western dull and
heavv superine state S. 20 "a rs; extra state 535 90
5l5; ru nd hoop Ohio " % $50; superfinc western
70 90 s. TO good extra western 5,35 g 65
suthT dropping; sales SO Dns mixed to good S54O@
5,S5; fancy and extra 81 "a 1875
Rice active; sales l5U bags East India on private
terms sugars steu sales 1913 hhds MuscOvadO At bR
"a IA PortU CO a % ST. Havana, ~ boxes ut a. COi-
Ice arm; 1850 bags LagaaSra ON private terms lOOO bays
81 Domingo for purt, private terms. Mnlasses quiz
Ell; $50 bbs New Orleans, by auction, at 81 q I63; so
hhds rUrtU Rico, by auction at 23f @ 27k.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-26

N E w C L D 7 II / N G
ASD
TAILORING GOODS.
A. P. WARE & co.

OFFER TO THEIR CUSTOMERS AND
THE PUBLIC A LARGE AND WELL
MANUFACTURER STOCK OF NEW
AND VERY DESIRABLE CLOTHING,
ADAPTED To THE PRESENT AND
APPROACHING sEAsONs, WHICH
WILL BE FOUND FULLY EQUAL IN
STYLE AND WORKMANSHIP TO
OUR PRODUCTIONS OF ANY FOR
MER SEASON.
WE ALSO INVITE PARTICULAR
ATTENTION To OUR BOYS, CLvTH.
ING, IN WHICH DEPARTMENT NO
PAINS ARE SPARED TO RENDER 1T
WORTHY OF THE COATINUANCE0 of
PAST LIBERAL PATRONAGE.
IN OUR TAILORING DEPART
MENT WE OFFER A LARGE AND
WELL SELECTED STOCK OF PIECE
GOODS, IN WHICH WILL BE FOUND
A WIDE RANGE OF PRICES, QUAIL
TILES, AND STYLES, INCLUDING
MANY OF THE best sTYLEs FROM
RECENT INVESTIGATIONS, AS WELL
AS CHOICE STYLES OF DOMESTIC
MANUFACTURES, ADDITIONS TO
WHICH WILL BE MADE WEEKLY.
ALL OF WHICH WILL BE OFFERED
AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES,
BY THE PIECE OR YARD, OR MADE
UP WITH PRONIPTNEss AND IN AR.
TIsTJC STYLE, TO ORDER. FOR
EITHER MEN OR BOYS.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED IN
ALL GASES, AT
16 4. 16S and 17O
MAIN s CREET.
mch25 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-26
FROM ISLAND Nn.1n.

CAIRO, March 25.-AtfairS at Island No. 10
are IN Satu quo, and the mortar boats are firing
Regularly. but very moderately, about once an
hour. The rebels do not reply. There are
not SO many tents visible. Some reports say
the rebels are leaving. No balloon recounois-
sance has yet been made on account OF high
winds
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-26
COMMONWEALTH OF NASSAU

= - CHuSErfs.-worccser, ss.--Probate Court-To
ai persons interested IN the estate of LUCY MARSH,
iaSe "i OaNham m said county, deceased. ~ estate:
gu hIe elteu 10 appear at Court of Probate TO be
holden az Worcester on the first Tuesday Of ADril next,
~ lllne ocovk w the forenoon show why the
account Iruereu bN Alexander Crawford, the Admins
traitor ol ms ADMINISTRATION Of said estate and niw on
file IN thlsQh ee should not be alluwe and the Court
inc Mas spy printed IN wOrees
,I,tnrsa HINItY III All eioiv snu Svuit - 1T,
Court, this tenth day OF March, III the year eighteen
hundred and sixtystwo.
mcnl2 wSi CHAs. y, STEVENS Asst Reg
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-26
ANOTHER BATTLE IMPENDING.

WINCHESTER, Va, March % The latest
from Strasburg, is to the effect that General
Banks. with Gen. Shields, is there with Gen.
Jackson in sight, and that battle was expect
ed " day. Preparations were being made to
strengthen our force.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-26

WAsHINGToN, March 25.-lhe corps of
Gen AIcDo8ell was reviewed this afternoon
by Gen Mcclellan. The troops never look
ed better. 1t surpassed anything OF the kind
since the grand review OF 10000 men last sum
mer. Among the distinguished spectators
was the adju,ant general of Canada.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-26
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSA

" CIUSETTS Worcester, IS Probate Court TO
all persons interested m the estate of Orls BACON,
late Southbidge In said county, deceased ntestate
You hereby eli ed appear at Probate Court TO be
held at worcester, In said County OF worcester on the
first Tuesday April next at nine O'Clock III the iOre-
noon, TO show cause II YOU have. why an all vance
from the personal estate Of said deceased should not be
granted to his widow, Lucy Ann Bacon. And the said
Lucy Ann Bacon is hereby directed 10 give public notice
thereof by publishing this citation once week lot three
setts spy printed ut Worcester the last publication to
be he one day at least, before said Court.
Witness, HENRY CHAPLIN, Esquire, Judge o. said
Court this eleventh day OF March, Ia the year one thous
and eight hundred and sixty-twO.
mchl2 WI InIN l. PIPER. Rep
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-26
MENACING SEW ORLEANS.

CAIRO, March 25.-Fort Pike, at New Or.
leans, is reported To be in our hands. 1t was
only a temporary structure, mounting three or
Jour guns.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-26
TR > s E s.

fun and complete assortment for Inqunal bllieal
Scrota and fem0ral Hernia Rupture Of the most an
proved kinds. and from the most celebrated manufae
turers In the country
g6 To ners Ms aineted with Hernia or Rnpture
IrGsscs Will be sklfully applied and perfect AT gaara
tied IN every instance
At the Drag store %
GEO. II. HARLOW,
2i2 Main, cor. Pleasant st Worcester. Mas
mchg dam
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-26

LONG AND DESPERATE FIGHTING.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-08

Explosion AT HARpER'S ERnY.-ERED~
ERIcK, Md, Oct 7.-Last night an explosion
took place IN the guard house at HarI CT : Fer
ry, formerly used as storehouse Ter roVaer'
Some Of the POWDER which had collected III
the cracks an creyices # the room, vas acc'~
dentally ignited by q spark Of IRE irons DIS
oners cigar Some nine soldiers, occupying
the quarters we're more or less injured ~ me
explosion
4 Union man, who escaped from Lexington
Ky, and arrived in Coylngton, states tl;J, =
. recent order Of Gen. Kirby Smith, all the
stoves in that city have been seized anu car
ried to the foundries, where they are case into
shot and she'll The order caused great coo'-
plaint
Col Hamilton S visit to Washington at ms
time, has reference to q governmental t2lcol-
ton to Te <as, ~ aid the Unioni>ts there
1t il understood that Disabled volunteers Ok
such as are not sufficiently strong 10 serve ~
the field, Will lie detailed for guard du a.
the I. s. hospitals. -
4 destructive fire occurred 81 Syracuse ~
J., yesterday.
Gold, yesterday, in New York, was 1888.
DREMIUM PAID FOR PEENlb5; oy
/ DUANELLl 81 " ALlVN,4
vct 7-lW* Is A1Ao o'' wv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-08
SOUTHERN NEW s.

The Rlch nlOnG Examiner says - Ai;IA1 ~
Indications BIZ many deemed conclusive, that
the great battle for 8 week expected TO take
place II, the region of Virginia lying l'e1Ween
Winchester and the Potomac, vii! II be much
longer deferred. What ali the Indications are
we do not deem It wholly advisable to lay be-
fore the public Passengers who lett Nlnci1t s
ter Thursday morning, bring the intelligence
chat our army, On Wednesday, moved forward
FROM Bunker Fiji, towards Martinshurg, where
the eneny's forces were believed TO be concen-
trAtetI: and that the Valley road from Sfaun-
ton No1thva,d, was crowded with troops and
munitions hurryinr to The seat Of war,
The Richmond Dispatch Of the 81 submits
the question Of profit and lo>s TO northern cal
c,1Iaton,' If southern trade AMI commerce
should be DESTROYED through she Lincoln eman~
cipation policy.
The Dispatch comments on the tone OF
Iesity which characterizes the Northern press
in It's comments upon the war IN the South.
The same number of the Dispatch says there
are conflicting reports in Richmond as 10 the
whereabouts Of NIcClellan's army, bat thinks
that "a great battle may be expected at any
time "
Ex-Gov Lowe, CT Nd, writes 10 the Rich
mond Dispatch, deprecating the Dissatisfaction
felt at the South because Of the unfavorable
reception Of the Confederate army in Mary
land lie says that the people Of Maryland
needed to be assured whether the entrance OF
the army was intended to be 8 mere raid Or
substantial occupation for their relief. zen.
Lees proclamation was intended to assure them
Of the latter; but Lefore it could accomplish
that object military necessities carried the ar
my away"
4 conscript in Gilbert county, Ga, having
sued tor his freedom, Judge J. ". Thomas, Of
the Superior Court, let him off, p"onounclng
the Conscri pt act Of the Confederate Congress
unco,lsti utional, and al the laws orders, and
regulations under it, therefore, void.
Gen. Beauregard IS st Savannah, and has
made speech to the troops pledeine himself
to retake Fort Pulaski within thirty days. So
ljeserters say.
Lie MILITARY governor Or NOrfolk, VA mas
issued a stringent order. regulating the inter-
tercourse between that city and other points.
The population Of Savannah, usually about
Is, OUJ, is at present something less than 49,
600, and business is almost at a stand still.
Prices Of all kinds OF goods and provisions
are high Ia Savannah.
tt is understood the Chesapeake and Ohio
canal is now being repaired at the points above
where it was lroken ~ the Contederates in
Il,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-08

ch urged with stealing FROM Albertis Deakln
*hirty-tvo dollars, was acquitted
In the cases Of the Commonwealth vs. L. &.
AtwoI, VIM. Cogan, J. Hancock, j. Arnold,
S. Hoopor, ). C>oney, T. Tatsap2ugh, Il snry
S.;'1warzs ;, r. Il G }rsuce, s. Waterman, K.
L. Wood, AMI Robert Tonln, charged with
violating an It in reference 70 the oath OF 81
legiance, Judgments tor costs were ordered.
Nolle prosequis We're entered N the cases Or
the Commonwealth vs. frank Creighton s>os.
DosentbaI, ". L. Palgett and Samuel Greg
Dry,
4 license to David Broughton: to keep an
ordinary was refused.
The last vii! anl testament Of Isaac George,
deceased, was prove !, and ordero to be re-
corded. Elizabeth George qualified and gave
bon as executrix, and Wesley Avery, r. G,
Violet: G. G. Bradley, jos. Grigg and John
Muir wery appointed to appr2lse the estate OF
deceased
Accounts Of W, L. Penn, acting coroner, for
$50, We're allowed.
Accounts of James +. Cole, jailor, for S2Ql
s., were allowed.
Edelin vs.. Cri!ly--on an appea)-judgment
Of the Justices affirmed with damages for costs.
Samuel pcpDer VS. IIonora Cahill-unIawfuI
detainer-iuly waived Judgment for plaintiff,
with costs.
Thirteen in0uisitions held by II. L. Penn,
acting coroner dating from June 18th to Au-
gust 10Th, were returned to the Court
The Court adjourned till this morning at 10
o clock.
To.DAY.-The Grand Jury metot ! | OF clock,
brit there icing no business before them, were
discharged
4 number Of civil cases were continued by
tho court.
While the resident population Of this place
have been generous in their contributions III
aid Of the flnls Of the Orphan Asylum, we
learn from the committee on collections, shat
many Of the strangers and visitors here, are
equally liberal, and have shown their warm
sympathy with this charity,
Th2 b9Iv Of che late H.: Frank Ballenger,
tson of ALr. Peyton BAllenger, Of this place,
who was killed at the battle Of Manassas, Au
gust 81, has been recovered, and brought here
FOX lnferment.
The PeopIes Convention il, Massachusetts,
largely attended, nominated Grn. Devens their
e1n liI1te for Governor, ty reclamation.
J}y order Of the Provost Marshal Of Wash
..,. y,,,.Lcr n I,c,,.o, of III tana -, III.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-08

4 nlurlerous aff:ay occurred in Baltimore
yesterday. The police attempted 70 prrosy
some SELLERS who we're making a disturbance
at dance house, when the soldiers resisted
and fre>l their revolvers, bat, after Il severe
encounter, some Of The behgerents were seized,
but not before one Of chem fell mortally woun-
Jed,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-08

The performance Is excellent. Some CT the
gymnastc teats are truly astonishing and not
excelled in any circus ever seen here. The Go
mesticated horse Is q wonder-tEle clowns are
full Of tun, with many original sayings and
Jokes, and the whole performance we'll WORTH
seeing
The Canterbury Company continue TO be
favored with crowded houses, Miss Suther-
land takes" admirably, and Dick Parker H.
creases IN favor, while J. tile Ella has b.
come pet. The company, taken all III ali, IS
one of the best ever here, and SO Tar, have gv-
en- general satisfaction We hear that this
company will give Concert soon for the Ten
eft Of the Orphan iAsy un. Ihls Will be an
act that will be appreciated by the community
Parson Drownlow declares that he Is not an
anti, slavery n,au; and that be thinks the Pres
idents proclamation useless in the slave States
but that it will quiet the consciences Of that
class Of radical men who are afflicted Nlth an
incurabe disease, which he calls ''nlgger on
the BRAIN
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-07-16
TO MISS H. L.-oF sHUouALAK:

Oh many dream, sweet love the theme
Ofwhich thou art, have |,
As through the night in slumber' light
Upon my couch I lie.
In vision fair beyond compare,
One face, one form / see,
And still what Ter the shape they wear
My dreams are all Of thee.
I sometimes dream Of wealth and fame
Of glory and renown,
Or win and wear, in dreams to share
With the loved one. crown.
And them dream Of some fair isle
In far off southern sea,' -.
Where sweet thy smile shall care beguile
And I still dream Of thee.
And I've a dream whose waking theme
Is sweeter far than this,
Where calm content and love are blent
With thee and happiness.
Oh brighter far than any suns
CT any moons can be,
Nv fondest dreams are waking ones
And they are all of thee
/ L.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-07-16
VOL. XII. NO. 4S

manage % that bis hands shall mob
freeze? ~
The Jew said. "1ie must make fsts
out of ftheine
The ninth was the last. This one
asked, How can fge persons divide i've
eggs 30 that each man shah receive one
and sin one remain ii the dish Z"
The Jew said, "The last must take
The dish with the esq ana let Y lay
there sloug Is 10 pleaseas But now i
came 10 bis turn. and be determined %
make good sweep, After many pre-;
compliments, ~ asked wilh an
iii IT nichiegous friendliueas How
can q man fry two trout in three pans
SO that a trout may lay in each pan 4,
No one could answer this. and one alter
another gave him a twelve krcutzer
1
piece.
But when the ninth desired that ha
should answer it himself, he frankly ac.
knowledged that the trout could not DO
fried that wayl :
There it was maintained that this YES
unfair in the Jew, but he stoutlny ats
frmed that there was no provision Tor It
in the agreement, save that he who
could not answer the questions should
nav the kreulzers and fulfilled the
i, agreement by paying that sum to the
ninth Of bis comrades, who had asked
him to solve it himself. But they al
being rich merchants. and grateful fol
the amusement which had passed ar
: hour or two very pleasantly for them
laughed heartily over their los" and al
:, the Jews cuuningnesF,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-07-16

"SoUR GRAPES. In conversation
with some large New England manu-.
factures, the Boston Transcript" learns
that India cotton IS getting much in
favor with them, and some Of them have
lent large orders cut in India cotton
preferring it at the present price %
American. They regard il more favor,
ably than the English spinners, since
they have had experience in working i.
Al to the burning Of cotton at the South
our Manufacturers consider it will oper-
ate benefcially, to them if one half ths
crop i burned The stocks ofgoOda on
hand are 50 largo that there iano doubt
II al ample supply Of cotton to meet !,
Tie consumption for many months e
come. and tiie manufacturers win Do
benefited rather than Injured BY having
tl,o staple come forward tOr the remain.
dcr Il the year slowly ana Il high prices,
some of our shrewdness ard largest
manufacturers are well convinced ol
.his, and Is far aa shsis interest i eon-
cernod, would not be sorry q sae two
million bales destroyed II Tho planting
region during the coming simmer.
Ths consumption and The prOduetion Of
goods sFe both sxpaassd 70 Be veFy Light
for several month.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-07-16
r5s Notice.

|rrERS B rs!emrnlary having
Lcn gnu 20 lAv undersigned
Jun. rrt Al D 1852 Of
|nor,u. p obdc ,oarl oi Nox,
|onnla sirpi, On 'be last
Id lts,aa ot ". T. Lovcless
led, aotic hereby given 70 az
|s indebted 10 the sail estate 70
|orw.rd aud make immediate
lat, and oil prrsons having claims
h lhr sanr, ate required to pre-,
EN- daily af,tal.d d and registered
lhp tim, prescribed by law, or
l1ll Be focca, barred.
Ipd lanp - 1861
| MARY T. LOVELEss
Eyecutnx.
lie IS lsj2--6w Pf 81 son
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-07-16

the patient being Oh bis back ID The bed
composed ~ sleep.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-07-16

A GRAcEFUI OoRREcTieN. n
proper study for Mankind i Ronan.
-[Punch,
Resalt ofthe Stad
aThougA Wisdom oft has sought -
[scorned the love she brought me
Ny only books
Wesa aoman's lookH
And fslly'sa allthey've taught me-