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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-18
NORWICH & WORCESTER LINZ

N OKWICH & WORCESTER LINE
~ OF STEAMERS REMOVED TO
PIE II SO MORT RIVER,
Foot of Vestry Street, New York
Steamboat Train for New London leaves Wor.
cester Daily,
Sundays excepted) at 100 O'Clock D. m there son
Meeting with the new Steamer CITY OF BOSTON on
MONDAYS, WBDRESDAYS, AND FRLDdYS.
and the new Steamer CITY OF NEW YORK, on
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, AND SATNRDIYs
ending In NEW YORK at the New PIER Foot Of YeatrJ
Street
mys DIFF p ST M ANDREWs ADnt
FOR NEW YORK, VIA NEW LON.
80, ~ DON AND NEW HAVEN. = The Train leAvine
Worcester az 1879 a. m, connects at Norwich With
Train tor NEW LONDON, NEW HAVEN, and NEW
iphsh arriving IN New York by the Shore Line ExpFost
NJ 900 T. NJ: 7. st. NJ. ANDREWS, Supt.
-, Norwich, Feb, l, 1860.
W Tickets for sale at the Ticket offcs, Worcester
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Railroad C0nHections.-At Albany with the New York
Central Troy and Grcenbush, and Hudson River rail-
roads. At Chatham with the Harlem and Hudson and
Boston railroads. At State Line with the Heusatonie
railroad At Ptttsfeld with the Pittsned and North
Adams and Stockbridge and IItsheld railroads AT
West1eld with the Hampshire and Hampden railroad.
At springfield with the Hartford New Haven and Spri
neld and Connecticut River Rail- osds At Palmer with
the New London Palmer and WilIimantc and BeleheT.
town and Amherst ralr, ads. Al Worcester Junction
with the Providence and Worcester, Worcester and
Nashua, and Norwich and Worcester railroad.
Worcester May l. 1852 HENRY GRAY supf
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9nsurante.
DEOPLE,S MIITIIAL FIRE INSIlR

DEOPLE'S MUTUAL FIRE INSUR.
Il ANCE COMPANY, Worcester, Massachusetts,
With Cash Capital of over 1884 900,
insure Buildings, Merchandise, and Personal PROPERTY
generally favorable terms any sound and well
conducted Stock Mutual Compsny. The frst class
Of Dwelling House and their attachments Farm Build
ings and their contents, insured for Ave years
Buildings in progress of erection repair, in
sured for any time desired reasonable Losses
e9uitsbly adjusted and promptly paid.
Applications for insurance may be made at the Com
pRny Office or to any of its Agents
AUGUSTUS n. CURRIER, Secretary.
HENRY CHAPLIN, President
SAMUEL II. COTTON, Treasurer.
DIRECToRs.-Henry Chaplin, Joseph Pratt, Boratio \.
Tower, Joseph Boyden, Jonathan Warren, Jonathan Lu
ther Henry Gouldng, Edward Earle, Z. L. Brigham,
Timothy S. Stone, John c, Mason, Samuel H. Cotton
Dwight Foster, Chas. w Freeland, Ichabod Washburn
ia2S d&weowly
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Ayers Cherry PeCtOral.

GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY.
FOR RHEUMATISM. GOVT, NEURALGIA, LUMBA
GO, STIFF NECK AND JOINTS, SPRAINS
BRUISES, CUTS AND WOUNDS, PILES,
HEADAI'HE, AND ALL RHEUMATIC
AND NERVOUS DISORDERS
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MeoieaI.
~ 0 n S U NJ P T o n
DIR. SCHENCK'S
PULMONIC SYRUP,
FOR THE CURE OF COUGHS, COLDS AND
CONSUMPTION.
DIR. SCHENCK's
SEAWEED TONIC.

FOR THE CURE OF DYSPEPSIA, ANDlALL DEBlI,
ITATED CONDITIONS OF THE STOMACH
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,7zyz1s.-----,zS WORCESTER & NASHUA

7eas7sss..-7F7a0 WORCESTER Z NASHUA
fSsE=ss5sS i5s4Es> i A ILR oAD.-FALL AND WINTER
-H9-sARRANGEMENT-0 and after Nov. !,
Trains run as follows Leave Worcester at $40 and Ills
q. IN, and 4.l0 p. m
Leave Nashua at a. m. and IL m, and p. m.
At Nashua, all trains connect with the trains OF
Concord where passengers take the cars to and from
the Northern the Passumpsc, the Boston, Concord ana
Montreal and Vermont Central Railroad
At Groton Junction, trains ect directly with
trains Of the Stony Brook Rsroao and also with trains
OF the Ftehburg Railroad with the exception of the t
train from Boston, and at Fitchburg with trains Of the
vermont and Massachusetts and Cheshire Railroads.
For further particulars and connections with othO
roads, see Pathfinder Railway Guide for the New Ena
land States" O. W. BENTLEY. STUNT
worcester, Oct. 49, 1882 diff
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The Greatest Bemedy of the Age.
INFALLIBLE FEMALE REGULATOR.

MENSTRUAL COMPOUND, a preparation which daily
experience be most speedy and etcacious in
its operation and is Warranted Harmless, and always
successful in all cases. when used according to the drec
fionc
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EE.s.ssszss.ss!gES NORWICH & WORCES.

IEsssssz55EzazFs NORWICH & WORCES.
ts=-Si==s=ssszgrER RAILROAD. - SUMNER AR
June 2, 1862,
TRAINS GOING SOUTH, LEAVE WORCESTER AT
wv a IN. way Passenger Train. Arrives at Plain
dence at IL Is a. m.
10 30 a. m. Way Passenger Train. Connects at Wor
ceste with trains from Boston, Nashua, Ftchburg
~ &c; at Worcester junction with Western, and Prov
ence ana Boston trains at Norwich with train for New
London Mystic and New Haven.
400 p. m Way Passenger Train. Connects at Wor
eeser with trains from Nashua. Ftchburg, Lowell &c
at Worcester Junction with Express Train from Boston
and Trains from Western and Providence & Worcester
ROADS; at Planhed Junction trains from Providence
ana Hartford arrive in Tor this train. hR-Ias-
sengers from Way Stations for New York by steamer
from New London, will take this train Norwich
I.OO p. m Steamboat Express Train for New York
Conntc at Worcester with trains from Boston Con.
cord, Manchester, Lowell, Lawrence, Nashua Fitch.
burg NC At Plainfeld with train from Providence
Leaves Norwich for New London at 9.l5p m
TRAINS GOING NORTH, LEAvL NORWICH At
2O5 a M Steamboat Express Train for Boston, daily
except MondayD connecting at Worcester for Lowell
Nashua, Concord Fitchburg &c. (1his train leayea
New London at l5O a. dependent arrival Of Steam
800 IN. Way Passenger Train Connecting at Plain.
neld junction for Providence, at Worcester Junction
for Springfield. Albany &c. and Providence and al
cord, &c. o. 80
II 80 m. Way Passenger Train. Arriving at Wor.
eester uncuon IN season for trains to Boston, Prov
dence Springfield and Albany; at Worcester for trains
10 Boston, Nashua, Lowell. FitchbuTg, sc.
S45 p. m Way Passenger Train Connects at Norwich
with train from New London, and at Painheld Junction
with train TO Providence. Reaches Worcester season
for Express Train TO Boston.
elO dit p. ST. NJ. ANDREWS, supt
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A GOOD CHANCE FOR A DRUG.
"A GIST.-FOR sALE--A well selected asssortm.n,
u Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals fixtures, and good win
OF Drug store which has done good trade for The
past seven years There Is also connected with the
above business soda and mineral water apparatus for
manufacturing soda and mineral water. which has done
profitable BUSHES for tho past ten years. The two
branches Of trade will be sold together parats "a
mav suit the purchaser Address T. N. w. Worcester
Mass. diff iyl
- NJ PETTENGILL & CO, No. 81
Ne rark Row New York and No state street Bos
sson, are our Agents for the Worcester Daily Spy In
aud Subscribers for us At our i0sssf rates.
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Esyzzz4szzsaz;a PROVIDENCE & WOR.
es1 -=z+s==zs=sse CESTER RAILROAD - Winter Al
III rangement, Nov 5, 1862.
May 5, 1852.
Passenger trains will leave Worcester for Providence
ana way stations, al 100 ana ll.30 m, and 400 p
providence for Worcester and stations at 10 ana
ll45 j. M and i.20 p. II.
Valley Falls Trains leave Providence st $50, 7.00
93G, 1879, Il.&5, q. m. 1900 m $50, 250, SIS
Age, $50, $50, and 500 p. M
Leave Valley Falls at $40 20, S.5s, 1000 lice A.
m. and lOO, LES, 90, 800, 10, 600, 6l9, ar
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miscellaneous

The subscrberntends to keep constantly on hand
fine assortment of Watches Clocks Jewery, Stationery
and Fancy Goods in variety prices to SHIT the
present times. ISAAC FISH
No. Bay state Block, Sign OF Golden Eagle
\. B.-Jtwelry repaired as it should be- DIFF tgln
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-06-05

All tho troops Isa Richmond and
marched out in the direction oftte battle
field. The railroad has, been of insslims.
bic service, tbs cars running within . mile
and alhSlf ofthslbatteffld. bringing for.
ward ammunition and supplies.
Gen. Mcclellan arrived on The battle.
Geld on Saturday evening. where he has
remained evers Snos, directing all The
movements in person.
Ills presence among the. troops had q
most splendid effect 4 Fddt sebaTatc
charged whit aJ6n6t bt}slmads dur.
ing yesterday.
In one instances, the enemy were driven
n mile, during which l73 rebels were kill
cd with the bayOnel alone.
Lieut.. Washington, Aid to Gen. Joe,
Johnston. WAS taken prisoner
Gen. Howard was wounded twice in the
arm Col. Miller Of the Eighty6rst Penn.
sylvania, and Col. Rippy Of Pitlsburg,
we're killed, Col. Campbell of Pennsyl.
qrnia WAS WOUNDED, i'm abo thigh.
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HN IT, J." "a
welt iStfOduCed.by men, ubder sucl
cireumstapOssas to meet the djvine ap
proval aod reasserl its continaea use Il
Epur dsFdlIbas. d maintslu tha,.it was
llrdh bs lthiee ifhlOwiae uisrunstspces
when introduced by kiaSrs i0rfhe ex
| press ppypp'q Of a2raisjpg God fe hi,
NafdSs gtadthdes for sbsir niracgbu
deiverance il was accept,Eis % God And
had ihs'didne s sG6ctioS, which 4 pFSier
by the fdct that it coDsliiules 4 pafi 81 Ih,
sacrsdUolume. -4
end The fact that DaSid7 IN ~ in,
ts sPlSHsfs pT9PAsl spd 6SOpPsssa sls.ss poe
ry which was sung in t'teit dstBti0ns,
and taese PYSqeHphs Esrs JfeyNed as
part Of llS Inspired word ofGod, which
PtSFtE BeySSao kHs seSmf6eti iyg41sfAe
G6Sgs a6d'4HeiY ss6gf5s Aet'Mc'DNAc
Abp+6EsF aRd seccursdh hhs sfJiyire4ssse
ttod0 Jtf0 sof T3H 81 3sSV
J'8d.. llfroEA thSAOa9ahslaatDNatSBe
ApOsdePGHF wa,e4 vGd, 20 Ihtt tsRhseHc.
0fh6piAtisn sWcsla4Ae a.sSladSg the
nsahsf 6'as? SshSF.6adtsH n thSTta
sbiHo1hS4F Rb0anot dsqS sSsSA
ASnsJ0IJY0 HD BSb35n H2S1Syg
ph,.s9dsd&O.BsPEp0 tS'taSssns@
ply &it66ap aFfiSg NatI IsSDs 'taEag'
rtlains ~ 4*OsadfS4T 15asg
ment of me6o n4hShg'Msse1k assi6gidg
which has securci3thc- Divine Sanction
whichisequat tCssgRi'ipe, eptinand.--
TherefOe!is hsy not he dispspaed viii
at will. but forms animporient par; ofouI
worship. Regarding itthen ingthis light
the second question naturally Introduces
itssiGrvbiehl l. viii sndcaypr ID. answer
PSs'si"s 'PSss'' Es'.o % s,snaibW&pExs
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-06-05

GE-Ws notice that the City Saloon.
owned By H srAas, Esq rhns been hand,
somcly re6tted. AL the delicacies bt
The ssasoa si 81 sIs : served up in the mostAp,
,proysdslyle,s His .hquorsa cigars, &C..
are Of The rSesy, best '.aiquSlsys,o lovers 81
good things shoua ca|l AZ the City sa
loon. ,eSo', - hs.v aSsasibss'' '.i iaa ~
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-06-05

1TJ1REp t. HookER Esq Of this
city, has been commissioned a Captain BY
the Governor, % raise company iu this
county for the war. See his advertise.
ment. ss'as Negj ofs' at+- fH f"t. 34'ra a1l,,a
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-06-05

Msjor.HsShirH Coz. If l,hses SD Ohio
Regiment, visiting his fsiepds, in this
city. Owing toll heat,h,hahas not been
able,Io teiwith his regiment for the last
thras i,,ontbs. h~s t9S .f'lo ssl,ee.. epfl lo 9ot
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On. MsLEAy-s uwYERsAL Pills,

For Liesr complaiAt, BiIlioHszess, Headache, &e.
There basneverbe cathartie medicine, offered
Y te has given such entire satssetion as
NcIEAS's CUyERSAg PILLi. as ~ t.t
Bfihg. entirely vegetable. fEey are perfectly inno-
cent and can beiakeA BY the most tender infant; yas
pronPtsnd powerful in removing all Billions score
Hons, ACID or imp ure Fetcd Nhtet from the stom-
used n malarions districts.
They produce no Gr'ping, Sickness or pain In the
stomach or Bowels. though active and searching
w their operation. promoting healthy secfeons of
the LAyer and Kidneys. WAC viii suffer from Bii
iousnes:. Headache and Foul Stomach. when 50 chap
y remedy can he Obtained! Keep them constantly
honrs. davsan months ofsickness. Ask for Ir. J.
VI. Heisan's UnlversaI PM Take no other. Being
s9iied, lhey Are testsess Price only IS cent? per
ed Siaias. = n. .NecLAIH Sole Proprietor, :.
corH1s Of Third aad PiAs Streets, st. Lsuis, No.
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= o. o11ss sn,urstsy, H,at2NEgf2 Nsy f2S.o YisSe. by til,
Rev. Godfrey RrgeImann, Mr.. Henry
Back aud MIS-, Mssda4sLsStaerl4.
On the 18Th Of Nay; by R.v Thcs. II
Hall, Mr.. II. Brooks and Miss Susan Rp
dctisfsh bothsef REsRsN EaitGsAiReunry
Ohio.
On the i1ln Of May. by til. Rev. Thos
Drake ~ IMr niinTmn1 RsLE6chnhn anC
MISS Susan Radebaugb; both Of this Co.
AT the parsonage. in RnshvillD, May 20
by ,heFsY.' d. Mann: ole Kts. I4iWEid A
FramptOn and Miss Francis NJ. Turner, o
Rnshville, Ohio.
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DR.t II. @sLEaS-s VoL LcASIc OIL LLXL1ESr
gees Ths Best Ettsrnel IN ths World,
L. - NJ.

Thousands OF human beings have been saved . Hfs.
OF deere ptude and misery by The use ofths invAlu
able Iiniment IL willrelieve pain almost instanta-
IL will cleanse, purify and heal the foul
est Sore 10 an Incredible short Time HcLesn's Tsl-
eanie on LiPimsHf will relieve the mJst iDveterata
cases Of rheumatism. Cont, or Neuralgia. Fer Par :
aiyes. Contracted Muscles. Stiffness or weakaesa In
the joints, Muscles or Ligamenis. It will never fail.
Two applications will cure Sore Throat, Headache or
tarache. For Buns or sealds. any Pain. Il an
nislible Remedy. Try It, and you will nnd 1t an In
disrensible remedy. Keepil always on hand.
,PE.7NTERRS. Farmers, ot any one having
c,nrge 3fhorses, will save money by using McLeanis
Volcenio Oil Lniment. II is speedy and infaIliblo
care for Calls. Sprains. Chafes. Swelling, Lameness,
Sweeney. Srres, Wounds. Scratches. orany external
disease. Try.i aud Won will be conyinced.
DIR. }. n. MsLEAJN, SSis Proprietor.
..s ,-r' ST. LOUIS. MO.
TFV. L. Sloeum, agent. aug. IS, Is6l-lY
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GREAT UNION MERTING IN rEan.

GREAT UNION MEETING IN TENN,
LOUISVILLE. June "A large Union
neeliGg has ,bssn held at Columbus.
Tennessee, at which 500 persons were
pIssent. The deepest interest was *.
hibiisdy - gfOY va7T1q
Ex Governor Neil s. Brown. in ad.
dressing the meeting, said that 10 hi.
judgment the rebellion was played out,
and Tsppcssesaup pagbtaltGV be for the
Union. Tennessee was lost forever 10 the
CoDlederacy. Common sense shamsd
the folly Of coutending against Tie FEEDER.
kept I' S1TS'FSS'iSk32t Sp. I "'s ys.'n %''
Governor Brown has been prominent
rebel. and a member Of tho Confederate
SgStYGailE6 SgStYGaiE Sj'ia ldti"S1I ltEaSi11lf5 5.oaDsL.
crful speech Of two hours length. He
said the G ,yernment shonld not be given
TO traitors, hut to loyal mn. The speech
was loutIy applau1sA I've Uuion feel.
ing Is increasing. ard the p'rple ere
growing more confident.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-06-05

BouxrY, &c. See the card Of S. A..
KrsrERs,. Esq. ia teia'lOn . to Soldiers
Bounty &c.b Fee only SO. sg 4., >},cg
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-06-05

rH.N q
saPerhaps no coualry on earth excels
our own In honest well meant 'gallanlry
toward the, female sex. ,,"Eront sea'S re-
serysdsfof lie isdiss" is Inscribed upon
ths door Of almost eyery department 81
our social ard .pliIical system, a.aiTh're
il not Z. privilege which the most,clapor
Gus for ..Woman's, Rights would stipulate
for, which ,he . opposite sex would not
willingly accord but for the innate con.
vic,ion that its exercise would make them
appear less lovely auds amiable.e This
characteristic gallantry has b.en display
cd by the people Of the Northern States
iwhsrsver..war has been waged for the
pressssatiSn, or. lie Government mol
only have our soldiers been civil even lc
poliie9ass jia ttlsif conduct toward tbose
ROinen 81 fsbsidonl whom thetfotiunes d
war have placed Al theiF mercy, but ou'
Govefdneaeh hss been o lsuitnt- to'a fadIt
III dealing with women who have abusel
Gllths privileges which gAllantry concedei
iusthciy trsi.o,ors eiOTtSqgai9ss Ahe, Gov
eminent. Il was sonisr time before AM
nrrcs.srsfC CD1Sds9 wAtdA jTaI fnOw'
thatlat WasbiAgtonithVy weresgising in
fornasiOH. .tJ siy febsfs, 0rtsG sdbystsiv
~ a - 4 ~ =
of OUT p6us sad itivafidds ways, doiul
more. service to Pie rebel cause l,sq OF
diuaTy spies llcouid have done. Frot
Baltimore 20 New Orleans, our soldier
have beOn subjected TO all.manner Ofrud
insults from women who claim to beth
Ayst |sdies.Of the Sand. II That the wome'
sfiierebsl States should unto their for
tunes witb'thCss Of their husbands, son
and lovers in their'struggle is not TO b
wondered .as=-that By all usual effort
they slionld seek 70 minister to the CON
fortofreSel Soldiers. islto be expected
but that tbQyg should srudoly insult on
soldiers and do thousand things f
which met wouldsbe shot down; ID q ma
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sABIIATH DIRECTORY.


BAPTIST ctipRcH-s. 6. DAwsos, Pastor:
south wesl Corner COlpmbpi aud Mulberry Streets
Sdrvices-sunday IOlI A. NJ, and Sk pm. Sunday
- RNd. EV. LUrHERA k..-.U. !. KsIsELy, 'PsstOrl
t;Iumbus Street, betwksSn Wheeling and Mulberry
hsvises suEaayiO,IsA N .gARa P, M ,s,Leeiur'
.eve,y Wednesday sveaing. Sabbath Sc. schoc
.ofiosk R,M - 8,lissfs ti-. v-l..,ri- az .lrs
"sf, 'JotINis ,CEpfseoran oHuRcH-s"uth' East
corperef froaa yasand wheOiihg Streets serv'ce'
Suudsyas " A. M. and P.M. "Wednesday 7P'M
Sabbath schoole p. tl--.,'
All The PaNs'in the Church are FREE, and the
public al |aaso a,leit AF. NJ ,liskSs sRsef0r,
NJ. Bsc46nch -ok1 Iiish .5st: 81 d EHlros,
s.bos,' .iSa3b A. N fahRc sSsylsc ssbbaih
Morning iOt. o'clock audMTP. ". Lecture ween-
c,dAy evening Al! Pfsssr Sting Friday Evening
nsT.4gf ~ Htya {fiXR aif BUYX 'tsZo 4!gFga
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH: cn broadway, be
txssn whseBng andNutbotb Streets r. :; Q. g. CAL st
SRAJrB, SRsl Pdsferf shsiI Ss.,igi ,v-hf l,H 30
ssrv,ce sabba,h Bgsl o'eiock a. M:.Hnd7 In the
svenin. Lsetare evening Sabbath school
M2NeioctT ~ 616gf isflEe. p III : :. IL. :. !.
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F1Rx FOR SALE See advertisement
elsewhere II 70 day paper. . n. -. :.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-06-05
Highly Important from General
''oA0 'McClellan's Army. ''aa
DESPERATE BaTTtE Qys4TURDAY

Nv WAsHfSoroNs Jahe' The following
dispal Chez we're reGeiyed al the War De.
psftment this M ~ 81 '1is ~ ',ts,S ,31,,,
!, FIELD OF BATrLE,' June I i2 M.-HWe
have had ., desperate battle, in which the
corps Of Generals Sumner, lleinrzelman
and Keyf YeTs sqsPged JagaiiPgSt agiiPgSt greedy
Yesterday.st ePe O'Clock, the'epemy, :,
taking adSa6lageAofAthe terrible Storm,
which flooded the valley Of the Chicka
hominy attacked ,prE right fapk. gn
Cen Casey's Division, which was in
fret line, gave way dnaccOuuAbly. This
rdgssttepiRPrhty Soafusiop; do{iag Which
thd guGs IediF bsggages WerS lbSt, but
IIeiitseiihati' and 1Searhey most Gsqkantly
brought up stheir, irocps which checked
the enemy, and at he same time sue
ceeded, by'gssat strItion,i ia bringing
across Generals SedgBicks and Mchatdp
sons Divisions, who drove back the ene-
my a, the point OF the bay covering
the ground with his dead.
This motpipg The eueIy attempted tc
renew the conflict butwas every~kere re.
pulsed, 81. ss,5 sas t ~ .Es4 Sia ssR ~
wshsve .aktn many prisoners, among
whom afe Gen. ,Peuigrew and Col. Long
| Our loss is heavy buy che sIemy mus
be- npnnous.'a -, go ,.gk4s 'iqss 81 lasaa >
J Excepting Casey's Division the iner
behaved spleudidIy. Several hno tayo
net chargss were made. y tS14L4
(Signeda q. b MaCEELyhF. A,
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-r.eql,,sr,AN ORDINANCE sas z N.'V
.AS burning iae 'dcpa, ,ylAIp'AS iiAih

| SO ofthe Cityof Lancasterv alsi - $3.50
Section wurNEAs Z, Tho BoaiJeef. Henlthof INC
Civ Of Iunoa ste 70 conlhended tho passage ri
an prohibiting the burial oflhe dead with;
in the iimiA oG aaid Oty-AkD WhERE itsis well
nstertalncd,tst crow de oencleries In ctnear ropu
lous cities and towns ao lplarleas. tat yne dseom-
psAiion OF Tire dead bOdle evolves hoxious Rasses
which exert apOisphou, iniSoneeapos the hosi,h O
bpfhs 0ite Opuae eifs1 th6 0tty Ldaeastsr, That u
shall bo unlawful from and afterthe du OF Feb
n ls59 for The buriAls 10 tBi cad,Sto be
made In either OF the Burylng Grounds Nnthff the
corporate 1nnIsl9f. said City OfLancneter. =,
Section 81 That II any rereon or Pertone sha''
offend against The provisions Of this ordinance, he she
or they shall upon conYict hhe!eof, beiere abe
Mayor br 81 iiis absepco tho CRY 10 tned in
any sum not sxoeeAing Fifly Dolatss AorNIess than
Ten Dallara with costs Of proeoeution, and moreover
be subjscstb an addnionhI ane Of Ten Dollars for
each week the, same may remainA interred within
said incorporate limits. ,-....
This ordinance 10 take oIect and be in force from
ard aftef The lrst day or February u, 1853. rs
- w. ''V W. , WILLIAM Z. cREED, Mayor. .
Attsst""Jous b. RETp. CITY CLERK. sss.3 ~ ~
RepublIshedby order 9S.se q. Guy GSapeli; :, y
Lancaster Juno S, ls6c-3wn
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Army correap;6Sas ;Ssddsassss dshse. ''I

Army Correspondence ''''
We &JbSs&ESShSt to 2e8Sy@s4 following;
ea9Set ssApthsteAsitsp 4f6mdaaneuBer :
ssdSPtS AaOeso6,SSD Company Of,aoggi-
lar Infantry: I1s@t ,a1Gg Sfo[IfaV
CAMP NEAR HsRPER's FERRy. may 20.
DsafHAS:| 1 G&bf4caihs &rst OPP
portunity of letting you know where VIC
are. You remembering @ff8d dletN I
AtaSsd6IfEdm AaEatVTOAf 1Sforo We
sAEsIIthossbtEa awsEAtg9iggts ~ yssS-
ington. but alas! humen expectations are
vain, and here we are! Bhastsges!AS%0to
STssSsa5ay84~ lSTss "a ysS84~a7Ssss 2s tSJs slsI 'sssl
9s6ssaisJ johnson, Baely yaUS6tacEsSs,io
whom we have opposed aedeimisf Bsns,
Saxon and Shields. Our FORCES wsrc
considerably Gu, up and sestterGa ib' VIC
feMasN4 eafSf3 alsfStHStf day. but
'his,js5es 50 Psesbby to sJbsFoRyassred,
when you remember !.sqtyssbsd )OglSS-
900 very poorly equipped men, opposed
10 some 10000 rebels yho1 gereyyelI
:aDpBSd fyafa lj'sy,sagh fspe on in
strong fcfce' Uur force here is now
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OBITUARY.

QbEn55Nsa{ BSapAr City. .Gslf@ni4.
on The 26th OF April, 1862, ROWLAND
HARDGRovE. son in law Of John Burberry
E g.. OF thisAity,i AMss,llRdgfdys ;eases
family Of four children to mourn the
loss Of AN only tarsnt,dT sdr 7s,Io yLaT