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elorlons Ne,.s from Kentucky.
From the Atlanta Intelligencer.

FROM iHe Al!dHth Encouragement
A gentlemen just arrived from
Kontueky says, that the Southern
feeling is intcnsifying every day.
JtsAt hundred men banded together
in Mason, Greepup and Lawrence
counties, made q dash INTO Ohio a
bove Ripley, and made the Yankees
realize the existence Ola war on the
BORDER for the first time. Two reg
ilnents We're sent up from Cinciana-
Il, but the Kentucky boys retired
in good order back to Kentucky,
and dispersed, and the Ii,icolnites
were not strong enough to arrest
them
I'll . Fsdtrals sent q strong force
into Owens county Gas they are do
ing in every Southern Rights c9un-
ty) TO influence the elections; the
people arose and WHIPPED them out
snd drove the last ono away A
force was also sent 30 Henderson
county for the same purpose, and
were encan ped in an open lot. Tie
people surpFised them bS night and
killed Or wounded all Of them.
Court was in session at Mount
Eleasant, county Seat Of Bath CoIn-
t., we think, and engaged in trying
Souths Rights men wiih the Wv
70 slbd them to the Peniten;iary.
The people arose., ambushed Judge
aud Jury and carried them of to
Dixie The people refuse 60 be
taxed to carry on the way, and say
they VIII fight il ont at bono.
Haheck's array is moving North.
Ten thousand q them were in Nash
yiils;lsst Friday, Gouotiess on their
way 70 Washington city, or to re-
srisroe Mcclellan Everything is
collaboration at Washington, and
-h.casaoR, che North, while Ken
lac'sy Is ssethlng and boiling like a
css.srca Andsew johnson 10 re-
possc. sick. bus has really, It is be-
tevsi. eoAs North, In time 70 seo on.
,.fhalm ,ssg.
9.ese ara ..ief;oHa tilings indeed
y tssks 40 hope 5000 = see re-
ssdaei, regsnsraied. disenthralled
.r0m tie Joxs OF its YANKEES op-
!. esseis. aad iis trals0rcns soEs.
Liz al sas- YAeeriz. We trust, she
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DEWToN COUNTY,

TAKEN Up by J. +. AlcCune and es-
troyed before ] NJ. Biount Esq, one bay
mare years old, 10 hands high, some
white on the right loot right ear cut off
near the head, Spanish brand on the left
hip and with Y Vn the leltjaw Appraised
To ,.3U
TAKEN Up by Joseph Reed and sstray.
ed before A. Robinson Esq, sorrel filjy,
one year old, L hands high, star in the
forehead and snip on the nose Appraised
10 so
TAKEN Up by Lewis Modlin and estrny.
Ell before A. Robinson J.sq one bay pnuy
mare, II years old 8 hands high, some
white specks about tive loins and Kind
parts, somo white on the left rcreieot
Appraised to S34
TAKEN UP by ] r. Rogers md Il. Nor
rell, and eetrayed before j. 5, tia!k ts1.,
QUE sorren mare, or years old, y hands
high, white ca the nose, left hind zoe. white,
aud some white specks 0n tbs right SIDE !;
braadcd NJ With hnlfcscle under il, SAID
mare has sucking colt Appraisedto fi26.
Also one iron grey mare and colt, themare
) wears old IA hands high, branded II. B.
on The left shoulder, Appraised toSo0.
TAKEN Up by G. W. MeCan and GO.
trayed before A. h. Burnett ESQ, one yell
leN bay mare 5 or sex years old, IL hands
high, star "a the forehead, hasa horse colt,
Il bay with star in lorehead Mare ava
colt appraised to Sl2O.
TAKEN UP by Jesse Pritehard and es,
trayed before j. NJ Blount Esq, ops sorsel
mare, years old ld4 hands high, has 0.
colt about 2 months old. Mars and colt
appraised to $50. tas
TAKEN Up by John Y9tes. and estrayed
before J, S, Clark Esq, a sorrel horse 2
years I'D white face, hind feet white. Ap-
praised 10 $40.
Dentsn, July oath 1852
s8A. VENTGRS. Co. elk. D. g.
aug 81
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rHE hrArE OE TNNAs,l

IA n. SbeyiP of .yaes C,,.sh,..- y.tceta,o.
i. : an
NJ "i9 Do''Dy ,.1n,: '''% ~ ~
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pcar " '4'o 80 ~ :" y, i'o.'4ol
20 hha ~. siie ~. y. a.. ;" = .hp vo"''
honse the'sgi' n '"e r'W "A %, SaoAfporo' On
I've slN'"% 9'Vn''''2, i''e' W. 'l - 1'o'liay
INK ,--,i, .a55S .ps W.,
ptENen 1872 "tiiun' slur y Sa'u
o2PtS asa.hs w su11 'os''i, ol'niii any
aite9iS ~ su,I 40 $3.50 " ~" ~.
iaafth Ihe Fs'e o-ei.n''' ite nlltisu wa
tho 4&'' 'o''lil ~ 'n' 'o'E'e u
as ana soau'y o. N4E@rTo' q; ~ t,'Y. Hhe
AYERS that s!ld yes4ah' silort'y after lhieF-
rl"rritSe win hlpl, Wholly anu eh}tiIeiy
1oaHu0 ~ 1a5a !" "a has rn, gir.a 49, =,
~ ~ - 49, 80, 80. 49,, No. 80 80
my @.S -, y M, t = 3t,G Il.
IL =, Nlo,-9s6osi tbe iGtb an4 IAN 80
'rousn = 'tSs;.5, hSa, bsnistJ ysn ~
IS ~ Gs. "D-gp
. .s 4. S,t,ii,, ,tol,, NJ - ;la~
si.e - s"' 49, 49, IL. IT,, D,; "tsa
LIN ~ 80 - 10
.am;ses ,onsisSrsS Sbs nrsys a.. ,;,a
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sTRAYED OLs STOLEN,

A IRON my prem s.s in DALLAS one yellow
A sorrel mare mule, heiNe' a Twelve aud
thirteen LANDS high, Aflite mtne ma lnih
some saddle Hnd harness marks about 4
With Spanish brands when last seen y
had q short rope tied 10 ia neck, with \
small chain attached % II. Any person
who w.ll deli, er him 10 me, or give mo in
formation OF him will be literally rewarded
Mas. /, DARALLL.
Aug. 10, 1882. Is D.
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r.a. VAC cItIlens OF Dal!as and VI,

na. The citizens OF Dallas and vi.
entity, will remember that Mra. j.
u. Farnsworth, commences the first
session of her school, AZ the Mason
ie HAL, in this place, on the Let
Monday in September neHt, The
people here are well aware Of the
superior qualifications of Mrs.
Farpsworth, and We hope, will be-
stow upon her such patronage as
her accomplishments richly deserve,
and that will enable her TO make
tier school permanent.
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LOST.

n HAVE lost a land certificate issued by
X S. Crosby, of the Gen, Land Office, on tho
18th day of January 1916, to iii M, Jer
kins, For 79A acres, No. l2S291, the sq@e
being az INDICATED bGlauoe Of head riglt
certilcate No. 8, issued by the DisEia.
colrt q Harrison County Tesns. for S2'
acres Of bind. on the 9th OF september ls3I.
II not found within sixty days from, dis
date, / will apply to Me Commissionel "
The General Land ofhse for adupiicGtt
L. NJ JEAkINs.
August ID, lse2 e-9w. sf
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nntice.

TTeTiB udersigned having been appointed
X. Aamipistrstrix Of the gftato of .Iohr
Il. Sanders, decd, by the County Com Of
Dallas county, atits June Term, 1862, i1eB
notice to all persons indebted to. sale %
tate, 10 make Immediate payment. Thosa
having claims against said estate aIo
notified 20 present the sane duly huthenti--
csted, within II months, or they vii 10
postponed, il favor Of more diligent cred
ltors. .s
AGNES SANDERS, Adm
Jnlr 3. 1ss2-6w.
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sTRAYED.

S,tROM the snsser Der, living en-. mile
eas, af Dallas. ons hioed bay mar,
about Is hands high, years cid, brsD-
aed With small " he left SHOULD I,
with small snip on the ness, aud sons nd
dle MARKS. Any pefsna eelivefing sac
mare to NE, 81 my house, viii receive : 10
for their trouble az
JACOB .NUssBAUMKR
Aug. 2, 1862. ls e
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tNEs2IcDASfTL.
RoBT.C. THURMAN.
Iulv 9Gth le62-no 35-Gw.
RUNAWAY SLAVE!!,!

NOTICE is hereby given, that on lie
IN 18th Say Of March, A. D, 1862, there
was Committed to tbs Jail Of Ellis equity,
Teas, certain runaway slave, who Says
his name is AadJ, and that he belongs 70
w'illiam Wade, Of Nacogdoches county,
Tex. near Linn Flat. Said Slave is shout
% years cd, GONE feet l0inehes nigh,
DARK eonpfexisn. II said slave is not pro-
yea. away and charges paid within sih
months frou said date, he will be deaitvitk
as the Law directs.
II Given geasr my hsHd, May 20, iS62
JOHN KING, Shf i. G.
MAY "a. 1862 Printers Fee So
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THE HERALD.
DALLAS, SATURDAY, Aua. 10. 'e2

E.R.E.der Charles Carlton, OF the
.,Aristaln Church, viii preach at the
Court House N this place on the 5th
Lords lay in August, AZ half past
100 clock, A. NJ Tho public Te
respectfully invited 70 be present,
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KAuvMAN COUNTY,.

TAKEN UP by H. q. Moore, and cstray-
ed before NJ L. Freaks, J P. precinct No. 3
kaufman county, one bay mare about )
years old, IA hands high, g sear on each
side 2f her nose no brands perceiyaiac,
appraised AZ $40,
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RE SIAlE Of lEAAoi 4
County, oF DALLAS,
IN obedience 70 the froeidmaton Of his ~
cstency, The G0iefnor ef tMs State cyc
IUrman;to Lag, IN such case, made ana
ITomdeg,
Il J. NJ. Paterson, Chief Justice in and Tor
d the aforesaid county, do hereby Ordcr
and direct, that an election be held in ,he
several precincts in this COUNTY, At the = ia
ces designated by the County Court, on DO
first Monday, the 18th day Of August ne&t
for tho following NAMED officers, 10 wit;
For Comptroller OF Public Accounts m
Treasurer of the State.
Quo Associate Justice Of the surrc me
Court.
Two Representative for Dallas county
roR COUNTY OFFICERS.
One Chief Justice, and four County Com-
missioners.
One Coroner.
cnSherif
One CLERK Of the District Court,
One Clerk Of the County Court,
One County Surveyor.
One County Treasurer.
One Assessor and Collector.
Two Justices of the Pecc for each IRE
Precinct,
And one Constable for each Precinct.
10 enter upon the discharge Of the duties
oe their respective Offices, at the expirauo .
OF the terms Of the present incumbent
\ Given under my hand aGi
SEAL tho seal Of the County Court q,
Mt, Office in Dallas, this LIST. day VI
July, A. D, 1862
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90 gW AAyGgti5 }QG1ts,
p1MYl N0TE&a2.

4 NY person included in he conssript
"A, act or having volunteered to goto the
war, and DESTROYS Of hiring q Substitute
would do well to call on me, Mt my resi-
ience, two miles east OF Dallas. I will go
ia place Of tho one paying me lie highest
price. JAMES GAl.LBkEAtIH.
Aug. 16, 1862, Is IF.
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EXEeJET'DRS NOTIz'si.

YgyHE undersigned having been appoirtad
at the june term 1862, Of The county
ssurt Of the county Of Ellis, State Of Ie4as,
Executors Of the last viii Of Eli McJiltor
deu'a., hereby notify all persons hay ns
claims against said estate, to present them
properly authenticated, within the tAs
prescribed BY law.
JtNEs MCDANIEL.
RoBrN. THrRNAN.
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DALLAS FEMALE
s G III @ % T.

MFRS f,E PARNswoRTH, will open =
vi schovi in the MasoRle Hall, on tho
h4St Monday in september, lSts.
II Is tie design o. the Trustees 70 esisb-
liSh a permanent School At this place a
competent Assistant will be employed IL q
snthSiedt patronage he obtained -rT.
Those wishing TO obtain Edpeation in
Musie, will lind u Teacher conyonientt u the
Hall,
T.ERAIS-
Primary Department, por month, $500
Intermediates, " F" 90
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ENGLISH. CLASSICAL 4 AiThEslTCAl
So CEEOG9Ea,

Y9NllERR viii be a school opened, on Ia
4 First Monday iA September, 1852, 20
the house known a. the Cedar Spring
siitute, upon TIE following terms, via
ortAogrePhy, Reading and writing,
per month, ..,....-.S2 20
English tirmwar Arithmetic, Geog-
isphy, Philosophy, 30, "a
Algebra& Higher Mathematics, Latin
and Greek, ........,". .,,......-....i, ~
Notwithstanding the pressure Of ne
times this school viii! commence lite frg,
session, with prospects, In many respeo.s,
highly Gathering IL IL the design of,ht
undersigned TO make IL permanent sohool,
werlhy OF the confidence Of its patrons II
suiI!cient,paronagc be obtained, there v 4
be an associate teacher employed in IA,
female department..
The location % the school, about 4 m les
Westward frum Dallas, is healthy and .
every way suited TO such an enterprise
boarding can he obtained NJ distances cpn
yenient TO tho Institute, for $1,000 pen
month, washing and lights included.
j. II. BISHOP, Principal
June l4,lS62-Ss.tf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-06
REPORTS FROM RIcmMoND.

BALTIMORE, March ga letter from Fort
ress Monroe, published in the American of
this city, says that yesterdays Richmond
Dispatch announces that the steamer Nash
vile came direct from Southampton to
the North Carolina coast, and approached the
blockading vessel with the Union flag flying.
The Nashville went directly up under the
guns of the blockading vessel, almost within
hailing distance, and then passing her raised
the rebel flag, and moved directly toward Fort
Macon. The hlOckading vessel Immediately
discovered the deception, and started in pur-
suit of the Nashville, following her until with
in range of the guns of Fort Macon. Several
shots were fred at The Nashville, but she re.
ports that nobody was hurt She claims to
have brought a valuable cargo of bank note
and printing paper
The Richmond Dispatch calls attention to
mysterious writings ON the wall, indicating
that Union cOnspiratOrs are at work. Among
these writings are the following :--"Attention,
Union men, watch and Watt" "The
Union forever" 1.-The Day is Dawnig :"
The Hour of DeIiverance Approaches 1t
was these significant announcements that
cause1 the arrest OF John Minor Bolts and
twenty other suspected citizens of wealth,
character, and position, and the proclamation
oil martial law
The Richmond Dispatch urges summary
measures for checking the progress OF treason,
and advocates the arrest and execution of the
conspirators 1t was thought that Col. Cor.
coran and Col. Wilcox would be now held as
hostages for Gen. Buckner and Gener j Tight
man: but this was merely rumor Colonel
CorcOran and Colonel Wilcox and other teder-
al prisoners have reached Richmond.
The Richmond Dispatch says :-Colonels
Wilcox and Corcoran and other federal prison.
ers, 10 the number of one hundred arrived
here Friday from Columbia, and are awaiting
trarshipment 10 Newport News. They how.
ever, may not start for several weeks TO come,
as arrangements for sending them away have
not been perfected
Rebel general ORDERS dated Richmond, LIST
instant, proclaim martial law over Richmond
and adjoining counties for ten miles. All dis
tllIaton or sale OF spirltuous liquors are for
hidden there, on account of the demorallza-
ton and prevalent disorder in the army. All
persons having arms OF any description, are
requested TO deliver the same TO the ordnance
department before the fifth of March; other
wise they will be lied. The Dispatch says
this measure will be hailed with satisfaction
by all classes.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-06
NEWS rRnM HAVANA.

New YORK, March The steamer Co
lumbia, IRON Havana March 1st has arrived.
Senior AImonte had passed through Havana
for Vera Cruz. Yancey, disguised, had sailed
in the rebel schooner "WIde Awake" for tho
south. The captain of the captured English
steamer Labnan, had arrived aG Havana in the
rebel schooner, and protested before the Eng
lish consul, and lett in the Columbia
The Harriet Lane had arrived at Havana.
She took as prize, off Matanzas, the schooner
Virginia, Adams. Ii is stated that if The
Portsmouth had waited day before capturing
the Labnan, she would have got 100000 in
specie.
Vera Cruz dates OF the Dist February, say
that Gen. Prim had had a conference with Do
blado, at Soedad, twelve leagues from Vera
Cruz. Preliminaries were arranged for open
ing negotiations at Orizabl. French troops
will be allowed to advance to Tehuacon, the
Spanish TO orizaba, and the English to COrdo.
va. Sickness and desertions continued, prin.
cipally among the Spaniards.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-06

WASHINGTON, March 5.-The senate, to-
day, confirmed the nominations of James G..
Spears oil Tennessee, and Major Samuel d.
Sturgis to be brigader generals of volunteers
Official information has been received that
the Portuguese government is devOting lis at
tention 10 the cultivation OF cotton in its Atri-
can possessions.
The residence of the French minister in
Georgetown, was this morning accidentally
destroyed by fire, together with much OF the
elegant furniture.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-06
AFFAIRS AT NASHVILLE.
THE MAYORS PROCLAMATION


CINcIxxArI, March 5-Foriy.nine rebel
officers went to fort Warren from Columbus,
yesterday. The Gazette of this city has
dispatcl. from Nashville, giving the following
proclamation from that city,
The committee representing the city au.
thorlties and people, have discha ged their
duty, by calling on Gen. Buell. at his head.
quarters in Edgefeld. The interview was
satisfactory to the committee, and there is eve
ry assurance OF safety and protection TO the
people, both in their persons and property. |
therefore respectfully request that business be
resumed, and that all our citizens, OF every
trade and profession, pursue their regular vo
cations. The county elections will take place
on the usual day, and all civil business will be
conducted as heretofore.
Commanding General Buell. assures me
that can relv upon his aid in enforcing our
police regulations. One branch of business is
entirely prohibited, viz: the sale or giving
away OF intoxicating liquors. / shall not hest.
tate 10 invoke the aid of Gen. Buell. in case
recent laws upon the subject are violated l
most earnestly call upon the people of the
surrounding country, who are inside of the
federal lines to resume their commerce with
the city and to bring in their supplies,
especially wood, butter, and eggs, assuring
them that they will be fully protected aud
amply remunerated.
(Siened) II. r. CHEATHAM, Mayor"
The city Of Nashville is entirely quiet
Even the secessionists acknowledge that our
military authorities are treating them cruelty
kind. They all admit the vast superiority in
our arms, equipments, and the appearance of
our troops and say that so far there has been
the most admirable discipline displayed They
admit, also, that the lIessiaus have not com
mitted single outrage, while the conduct of
their own troops was outrageous. Union men
begin to make their appearance. They say
that majority will yet be found on our side,
but that it will take some time to develop feel.
ing that has been so thoroughly crushed. A
postal agent is here from Washington. lie
will open tie post office tomorrow, and has
already had forty. citizens applying for clerk.
ships in it.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-06

New YORK, March Samuel II. Merritt,
convicted of killing secesh traitor last fall
was to day sentenced two years in prison. 1t
is reported that sentence was passed In order
that pardon could be sooner granted.
JACKSON, Mich, March ga destructive
fire occurred At the state prison, to-day. 1t
was confined principally to the shops used for
manufacturing farming implements. Loss up
wards of $4,000.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL, March The consti-
tutonal convention, today, discussed the arti.
Gle which prevents negroes and mulattoes en-
igrating into this state. and prohibits them the
right OF suffrage, and requires the general as
sembly to pass laws TO carry out the provisions
of the art Gle, which was adopted by sections.
The report was then submitted and concurred
in--ayes As, nays 10
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-06

NEW YORK March 5.-COTrON hrmer; sales 900 bales
at 24l q 25c for hidIing upiands 2OO bales Island
seized ~ government, sold from ls3 q lie
FLOUR-Sales $500 bbls; and western Sc lower
superine state s. IS a 5l5 extra state SIS q Sos;
round hoop Ohio 100 q SIS; superfine S. IS
southern dull sales 1870 bbs: mixed So 95 q 6.25 Tan,
ada dropping; sales $50 bbs; supere S5,S5 @ 5,45;
extra $500 @ Sos
GRAIN-W heat dull and dropping; sales % 100 bush
Corn firmer sales % 900 bush. Oats dull.
PROVISIONS. - BEEF quiet and unchanged; s1les 200
bbls. POrk-sales 2750 6bls; prices unchanged Cut
meats UNCHANGED; sales small; shou ders ~ &c. hams
81 &c Dresser hogs lower, at st q 5lc tor western
ana SIC for city. Whiskey unsettled and lower; sales
500 6bIs at 6 @ 2Sc Rice dull; sales 50 bags Sugars
active; sales 1884 hhds: Musc0vado 81 q 81; Porto
Rico 81 @ S2c 100 boxes Havana 63c 800 bags Rio
q q &c; 50 bags Marat abo at233c.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-06
NEWS FROM THE sOUTH,

ATLANTA, GA. Feb. 26.-The ConfedeTacy
of this morning says Gen. Bnshrod Johnston,
who escaped from fort Donelson, reached Muir
freesborOugh last Sunday. The roads from
Nashville are greatly damaged by the recent
heavy rains
AUGUSTA, GA, March PIT is said that on
Saturday morning Talnall's fleet engaged one
of the federal batteries near Savannah. Tat
nails fleet had one man killed, when the fleet
retired
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-06
FORT PULASKI SURROUNDED.
Affairs at Savannah.

New YORK, March 5.-Letters from Port
Royal state that fort Pulaski is entirely sur
rounded by the Union troops, and effectually
cut off from communication with Savannah,
and that new batteries are being erected by
them. Savannah has been very well fortified
by the rebels, and large numbers of rebel
troops are continually arriving there. Our
troops are in good health. News OF the recent
union victories had produced discouraging
effect on the rebels, serving TO stimulate de-
sertions
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-06
KENNEDY'S RHEUMATIC IMMINENT.

The attention of the public is called to this most
cellent If all Liniments perfect and speedy
all the aches and pains that flesh is heir to-
IEUMATLSNI is caused by stagnation of the
fluids, arising from checked perspirationts cureI by
few bottles OF kENNEDY's bHEuMATIc LIN1MENT.
NECR AL(sI A--the king of oil pan- caused by
inflammation CT the nerves is instantly cured by
few applications of KENHEOY's RHEUMATIC LINIMEAT.
SPR4INS caused by an over-extenson and n
sudden re action If the musces-is cured by few bot
ties of KENYEDYs RHEUMATIC LIHIMEET- equally good
for man
PLEURISY is an Inflammation of the lining of
the rtbs-s cured by lew bottles Of KENNEDY's EU-
hATIC LINIMENT.
BRUISES caused by sudden pressure of the
flesh and nahng of the tssueS-is instantly relieved
by kENAEDY's RHEUMATIC LINIMENT.
GRANT is contraction OF the muscles, caused by
sudden sOpEage of the fluid which prev
animal life having free IwiS cured by a few applca
tons of KENNEDYs RHEUMATIC LINIMENr.
BILIOUS collie is caused by neuralgia in the
RHEUMATIC LISlMENT in warm water every hall hour
unit cured.
SORE THROAT AND IEOARSENE SS
caused by unnatural dryness the gands-wcta
piece of flannel with KENNEDY'S RHEUMATIC LINIMENT,
apply it on going to bed, and you will be well in the
morning.
HEADACHE AND THRORRING OF
THE TEMPLES is caused by pressure from sensible
perspiratiOn-is cured by few applications of KENER-
DY's RHEUMATIC L1NIMENT.
WEAKNESS OF THE BACK-Follow the
direction in the circular around each bottle.
1t is good for Toothachc, Earache, Sweed Face and
Inflammation of every kind. Every family should have
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY. Roxbury,
Mass. Frice 50 cents. Sold by DAVID SCOTT, GEO.
McCoNYfLLE, W. H. GoULDING, and by Druggists
everywhere.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-06

NEW YORK, March 5-STOCKS are heavy; Chicago
and Rock island 554 Cleveland and Toledo 45a Cieve-
land, umbnS Cincinnati ITO: Cleveland and Pitts
burg q Illinois Central Scrip a.; Michigan Central
5S; Reading III; Harlem re hudson Si Erie 81 I
Central +; Cumberland Co "a American Gold 1902 /;
skies, 81, registered SO; skies 81 coupons 92a
Tennessee skies co. Missouri skies 52 Indiana lives Isl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-06
MAINLAND sENATORs.

BALTIMORE, March Hon. Reverdy
Johnson was to-day elected United States sem
ator by the Maryland legislature, for six years
from March next
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-06

CAIRO, March "a regular line of steam.
ers will commence in day or two running
between Cairo and Columbus AT present a
tug boat makes a trip daily for the conveyance
OF mail matter There is nothing OF import
ance from below