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IL the james River and Kaaawhx Conn = =. o.,
butdAy last two negro msn nalnsd ART EyJ 4 anA
EDWARD sAs - }s n sssSsssf' :
- REHlH hsloass so H. n,llst - epssxysxaada
asurv. brown color FIAT Gaes. win scar es T. aad
has one defective eve. 2 -
EDWARD belongs 70 MrA Rmdo1yh, Fsu-
qui-r county. He is about sixty yse5s - age. Of
low stature and brown color The coYfssiary sii;
pay what the law allows aud ten dc,lars On
each Of these men, il arrested ard retained 10 Ir.
Smith A. Tborp, Master oarpeatsrj Esar she 46zst
lock on the canal, three miles above this city. =,
B. u Ct.fNN.
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7ESsELS LIbELED fOK TRADING WITH VIRGINIA.
The Baltimore Sun says:
The schooner General Taylor, of New York, for
Norfolk, j. d. Jones, MASTER laden with suffers
stores has been Ubeed in the United States District
.Court, upon information Of J. F. McJiron, E.q the
vessels manifest Containing articles contraband Of
war, TO wi caret, bitters porter hockheilaer, ale,
aud native wines
The schooner Dispatch, VIM. Edwards, owner
and MASTER las been also ibeIed for trading with
part of Virginia in ipsurrection, having conveyed
salt to Indian Creek" aud returned with cargo
OF wheat, which was also libeled
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DUNAW Y-From. the 18th secsien II ~
IL Richmond and uanviils kaiirosd. NE0Ko
cUi. n.ired JOHN, bel.hging 70 ILAriss Thorn
toL,' OF Caroline county He 10 Of gtnev16rt1d
co.os. about ieeE lU inchss in height ke0cS knos
and wears v Tie was esreseosssi when be lsfv.
The lesa. reward will b pas br his return 1t the
osfice Of the CON pAny a. hicanoad. es. ss>asY Hs
tiop the road ie%2
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DAN AwAY-&50 REWARD. Ran away Il. m
II the subscriber. on the 18th Of use, . 3 IfsIeu
NAN, LtwIs Said negro IL about 2i- va IN old
nve feet -ix or inches high, very Jack and
sour had on when he left black frock soat and
MILITARY cap. l will give the shove reward II d
livstea 10 NE in Lynchburg or $50 il srcussd SOL
get hin. JAMES MORGAN,
Lynchburg July l. iy 4-eodIms
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jy 10. .ss

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD. = Ranswny.
i from Chimb"rsso h wPitai, about = wees aeo.
negro boy named HU UDSON.e he VI q Alsont %
years of age knock -knesd, black, and " ry oh at
whis ling Re may be at soine of tie eaaipa He
Is about ~ feet high The above reward VII Do
paid fer his delivery TO us 1t Chin.safss0 Hoe
pltsl THOs. 4 MI HARDGkOSE.
jy l0-lw s.,l..s9 -,
LITFTY DOLL ARS REWARD -RAaaray from
the subscriber on the night If he 7rh inst,
q negro boy ua,ned NAL KbNZiE Hess2 ~ years
Of age. low, heavy set. with ba. looking <yes-
Said boy was brought fr0Ei Essex county six
non'hs ago: @iI pay the above reward IL d..
Evered me ia KchmUnt 4 ssss ~ 5ass~a ~
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0NE HUNDRED DOLLARS REV. Rib
~ Runaway, from the American uQss2. on. kepr
dsiy. the 9th inst, my negro boy rlLL. An Mo
calls himself Wlam May Sad soy Is abous q
years old five iees ten inches in hsS Sht ngs sxiehs
gingerbread color; very pl. asaat @d-css su avAa
appearance lie WAS raised Gu the estate VI ths
late Vim @ ONerton, OF Hanover and may bs "a:
deevoring TO escape 70 the enemy In thai vhf8lty
viii sive the ahnva reward tor his Artxr hkaniss
and delivery to me in Petersburg or S75 dsiiN srsd
70 Nessrs l. Carringtss Co. 'Ams -scaH uotsl
Richmond, Va ss-sssi5s .>~2Sst. -
= je 2o-6t ata $50 GDNiND O. JANEG
II Whis. xxazniner and Enan.sss copy tAeea
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- Sn HUNDRsD DoLLaas eEw sku - Ksu
" LAY from .ny factory n Daav.i .. on su..
~ t''.ae lst, my negro 'uan IHpa Ton, ~ho
"A l. hitn-.if Thornton Gregory L. "a ST; pms. d
t.at &c viii attempt TO get to. ,R.cosaol d.. will
give the above reward on his deilv v 10 ne In
Danvilie, or TO Mr. Coleman Wosrhain In gtch
nona Tt, faton in of biark esmpie xfoa, about
i've feet ten inches high, spars a. sk..; 10 . boy Of
good countenanc.. u bad vn when ne left dark
pants and coat and q light vest
jy e-l0* E JAMES THOMAS IN
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THEODORE EEICK..
-

I irieff DOLLARS REWARD, Ra. away, ahyat
tEe 25'h u June isos. :egro woman named
NINA " no cal > aerseif I'M HiRRIS shei is
3U y~sTs ,isi bright 1ati at " considerably
irfcked. aGo il scpp SEQ 10 be lurs u aooul G!ae
linen OF The array j ne above re~ vii, b paid
for her capture q d d. livery to IL CT pa .:e. Rich
mord. Va u, l0-6fr JOHN g Mttlk kR.
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ing the slave population Of the South in the war Of
freedom against traitors and rebels lis would not
resort to THIS as an emancipation or abolition msa-
sure. but as the means OF putting down the rebel
lion He referred to the Methodists Baptists, Old
and New school Presbyteriana, &c, as having con.
scienuously and soiemnly expressed their belief
that slavery 10 the cause OF the rebellion aud its
continuance.
Mr. Mallory-I am as anxious as the gentleman
can be- aud think, from stronger motive Of self.
interest. TO pat down the rebellion
Mr. stsvens. ldon't doubt it We only differ in
opinion as to the means.
Mr.. Mallory Il think the slaves of the Southern
rebels should be used a. our armies advance In all
menial service, such boating aud assisting on
the forti6eations Ny reasons against arning them
are-tirstiy. That, when armed. they would be
turned loose against those who had been their mas
4rs, and their practice will be an indiscrilninats
slaughter Of Gen, women, and children. secondly
Iea eabuot for your lives laake Of slaves army
whose services 10 the acid will pay theexpsuse OF
Organizing them One shot from = canpoa would
dispcrss thirty thoussnd Of them. -,
~. stvve1is quickly responded Then they'll do
injury 10 the rebels who light them. am tor eua
ploysnE them agslnst their masteta Isnppose the
gsptemap wants 70 etnpioy elaves ih p,eniar ser
vics ind atsr th1 war retulu them 10 their masters
under Tho aagiftye keye lAr. In further LeMafkT
b said hs wss for Rutipg them tn the front OF bat
ue. Ao would So1ss = hundred thousaad to-ma.
oalcul0tsd 70 be humane any other class Of pso-
pie IL was false TO say that they would not mako
GOOD e0ldie he would seize every foot Of land aud
dollar of propsrty, ard apply ths 70 the Of .hA
thA koutA nilitary colOatss aud sell the Land %
the soldiers OF freedom, holdlng the heritage of
traitors, sud building up mssitutions without the
Sc s,,s. e & HsisWs sWs:.ssurn. III. Ham,.
lyons against twsnty-sx laid on ~ table the mo-
tion Of Mr.. Wfckh6s 70 rsconsIdsr the vote BY
which 0aasrL Hpatsrs letter wss ordsred 70 b
M. ..-.m-.a 4. -. a.-...,..-...a
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StXTy DssLLA Rs saEWARD-Rsnaway f.sm
1 the subscriber. ahaH; Tia 10 Il of March. a We
sFo boy, WILLIAM. and the i7th ~ J,loA
AoRAM William IL 81 yes.Ts o.d, dark copper
coloret with thick lips ana bUshy hair Is about
i.et ten inches high, with special marks rectl-
ectrd. except 4 rupture Abra IL back; II years
old; sto'tiy Duilt round erand pleasing cenrte
nance; about nve fee. tive OF six inches high, aud
aaR very large scar foIn vaccination aud possibly
two ffy dollars viii be given for William If tai u
mt Of line county, OF $40 Tor William or Abram
+icb il taken III th- county AID returned 70 mr.
ecuresi 50 tina; get them
MARTIN JAMES.Lock Lnu,ant r ~
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soLDlEka m cAsrLs eoDwIN.
ASST PROVOST MAREHALR OFFICE, 1
RF RIcuMnNn Iuiv nh fQfQ

ASST PROVOST MARSHALL OFFICE. I :
- sa RICHMOND Juiy 7th, 1e60
THE FOLLOWrNG Is A LIST OF SOLDIERS
CONE1NED IN oAsTLE GOODWIN The on
Iske them ont. Or have their cases tried q !.
Dy order OF n .Ior g fakIswoLD. Prov. Mar1
O. W. ALEXANDER, \. 4 9. and A. IN
= Williams co B. 9th Va
Wtnd+r. go C, La Bat
j Dlckan, JohnstoD's Art.
r Maa't co r. SD Ga
John Donlon. co E, 9th Ala
p MsisDey Henrieo Art
MA May, co B. 45th n c.
Corbiu, PURGE l Battery.
J Crigmorr, CO B Ssth NC.
Haines. 90 B, 45sh NC
Pierman, 90 @. 18th NC.
Thomas Campbell co A. 4rh Va Al.
81 Pierman. co A. 4th Va Art
A Balm, co b. 50sh Va
@ Rodgers, 90 G, Nd Bat
W A Nader, 90 g, Md Bat
Strain. GO o, Nd Bat
p II Miller, co c. 4th Va Art.
Thomas Paine Turner's Art
n b Turner, Turner's Art.
Gill; co A. 18th Va
Thomas Wilson, co D, 7th La.
John Cofacld
Couner
Daniel Yarar. Reserve Art.
Scarborough. Reserve Art
Jas Hehy, Cd Washington Art.
Josiah Daring, O. K. 18th N G.
AJTeal. CO e 9th Ga
w Bass, COG. Ssh G.
John Bees co G. 3erf NC.
Merrin. CO B. 10 b La
c Donohough. CO q 5rh Va
John Schools, cn G, Cd La
James Guy, co g ID La
Morsn, co e, q LA
J A Lovelace. CO D. 3arh Va
D e Base, co B 38tf Va
CIV Mills, co 3e Va
B Booth. co B, 37sh Va
J Robson, co /, Hth Va
Fry, co D, 18th La
J NJ Wood. CO l, 9th Ga
j Rhine. CO & 9th La
r Hand, CO A. 9th Va
0oodner, CO q, 18th Va
w G Pierman, CO g. 18th Va.
L Hunt, co g. 46th N c.
John Mclaughlin. Madison Art.
VIM Godfrey, co F, E g Bat.
L H Melvin. CO E, Cd La
~+ Jno Sweeney, CO K, 18th Miss
R j Marshall, co E, I'd La
John Donnel, r.s ..
Mcclure, co l7,h Va.
w 8 Smith, co E. Path Va
E Dilard. CO II, ARA Va.
L Anderson, 90 G 18th Va
Thomas Mahon, CO G ID Va
J Ronemus co F, 5th Va
VIM Essender, CO b, lot Md.
Uriah Lawhorn. co G, 18TH Va.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-05
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, June 4.-Gen. Burnside's re-
ports that third lot of released prisoners will
leave in few days on the steamer Guide. for
New York. Capt. Richie of Gen. Burn
sides staff, is now in New York, and will per-
sonally superintend their debarkation and
transportion to their homes.
Acting assistant paymaster George H. An
drews has been ordered to the Mohican.
Attorney general Bates having given his
opinion that courts martial in cases within
their jurisdiction may condemn persons to
Imprisonment at hard labor in the penitenti-
airy Of the District of Columbia, in punish
ment of crimes is too well settled to be now
an open question. The secretary of the in
terror has asked him to review his opinion.
He is the more inclined to this because
he is constrained to believe it never
was the intention of congress that the
volunteer soldiers who have so gen.
erously stood forth in defence of their country
should for any act made criminal by the mill
tary law be subject against their will to the
ignominious punishment of confinement in the
penitentiary, against which the feeling of ev-
cry spirited man must revolt
The official report of the secretary of the
treasury states the public debt on the 29th of
May, as $49l, AS, 1884, at an average of in
terest.
Gen. Prim arrived here this evening.
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XXXvIIlh CONGREss-Flrst SEBASTIAN.
WASHINGTON, June +.
GEN

ASHlNGToN, June +.
SENATE.
Mr.. WILSON introduced a resolution allow
ing premium of 50 for every recruit, and a
months advance payment to volunteers, and
it passed.
A Joint resolution was passed, suspending
alSpayments for the department of the west
The tax bill was taken up There was a
discussion on taxing cotton, and the vote of
yesterday, refusing to lay a tax of half cent
pound on cotton, was reconsidered and Mr.
Anthony's amendment to that effect was
adopted, 30 against 10.
Mr.. SUMNER moved to reduce the tax on
the receipts of insurance companies from
three to one per cent: rejected, Is against
20. Mr.. FEssENDEN moved to make the tax
on marine insurance companies one half of
one per cent; rejected. Mr.. CoLLAMER
moved an amendment excepting mutual COM
panies adopted. Mr.. FOSTER moved to re-
consider the vote on Mr.. Summers amend
ment, which was done by 20 against l6, and
the amendment was adopted
Mr.. DAVIS moved to insert an amendment
taxing gold and silver plate over $50 in
amount three per cent, and billiard tables $50
each; rejected, Is against 20. Adjourned.
HOUSE.
MIR. PoRTER's motion to reconsider the vote
rejecting the emancipation bill was adopted.
lie then offered his substitute and moved that
1t be put on its passage. Mr.. KILL1NGER OBJ
Jected, and it was recommitted to select
committee with instructions to report PoR-
TER's substitute. Mr.. OWEN offered an
amendment which with the substitute was Or
dered to be printed.
bill was reported from the judiciary, de-
claring that office holders under the rebel
government shall be Ineligible to office in the
United States, whichwas passed. Adjourned.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-05

MARTINsBURG, June A.. Reliable state
ments from Strasburg say that Jacl1son's
whole force, with his train and prisoners, sue
ceeded in passing through towards Newman
ket. The firing on Monday was an attack by
Gen. Milroy on Jackson's rear guard at Fish
ers Hill, strong strategic point mile and
half south of Strasburg. From the best IN
formation attainable, the enemy held their
Ground und resumed their retreat during the
night. It is reported that Jacksons advance
guard were in Newmarket on Monday night
Gems. Smith and Longstreet were in the val
ley with $4,000 men, but their exact position
was unknown.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-05

NASHVILLE, June 4.-The train from Co
lumbia brought here this evening 1900 fed
eral prisoners of Gen. Prentiss division who
were taken at Pittsburg Landing. They came
from Macon, Tuscaloosa, and Montgomery,
and were paroled in consequence of the rebels
being unable to feed them. They report uni
yersal discomfort among the rebel soldiers
who are anxious to go home. The privates
say they are whipped out. Four hundred
more paroed prisoners will arrive here to-
morrow.
A dispatch to Gov. johnson from Gen. Nag
ley, says that Wynkoop's cavalry made a
dash into Winchester and scattered Storms
rebel cavalry in all directions. Our men are
chasing them over the country. The speech
of ex-governor Brown is exciting powerful
influence over hundreds who have been LED
into secession.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-05
From Fort Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, June 4.-One OF the
first acts of Gen. Dix is the relaxation of all
restrictions upon trade with Norfolk After
this date provisions ola kinds may be taken
to Norfolk and Portsmouth by any parties on
exhibiting a manifest of the cargo and re-
ceiving permit here; the only condition be-
ing that articles shall be sold at the same
prices here as at Baltimore. This will be
hailed with joy by hundreds of loyal citizens
OF these two cities. Another satisfactory
change is the revoling of the order requiring
examination Of drop letters in Norfolk and
Portsmouth before they are delivered
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-05

WAsHINGToN, June 4.-The instructions
given to Hon. Edward Stanley, military gov
ernor Of North Carolina, are identically the
same as those furnished to Hon. Andrew
Johnson. The following is a copy of the let
ter of instructions
WAR DEPARTMENT., WASHINGTON, May q
The commission you have received, expresses
on its face the nature and extent of the duties
and power devolved on you by the appoint
ment Of military governor of North Car
DINA. Instructions have been given to
Major General Burnside to aid you
in the performance of your duties and in the
exercise of your authority He has also been
instructed to detail an adequate military
force for the special purpose of governors
guard, and to act under your direction. 1t is
obvious to you that the great purpose of your
appointment is to re-establsh the au-
thority of the federal government in
the state Of North Carolina, and to provide
means of maintaining peace and security to
the loyal inhabitants of that state until they
shall be able to come forward to establish
civil government. Upon your wisdom and
energetic action much will depend in accom-
plishing that result. 1t is not deemed neces-
sary to give any specific Instructions, but
rather to confde in your sound discretion to
adopt such measures as circumstances may
demand. You may rely upon the perfect
confidence and full support of this depart
ment in the performance of your duty.
With respectI am your obedient servant,
EDWIN NJ. STANTON, Sec'y-of War.
Gov. Stanley's commission invests him with
the powers, duties, and functions pertaining
to the office of military governor, including
power to establish all necessary offices and
tribunals and suspend the writ of habeas
corpus during the pleasure of the president OF
until the loyal inhabitants Of North Carolina
shall organize civil government in accord
ance with the constitution Of the United
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-05

WAsHlNGroN, June 4.-No dispatches have
been received to-day at the war department
from the headquarters Of the army OF the Po-
tomac. The military telegraph line between
fortress Monroe and headquarters has been
broken down by the storm, but is expected to
be repaired by Tomorrow No intelligence
of public interest has been received from the
valley of the Shenandoah. The rise in the
Shenandoah cmbarrasses military operations.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-05
Monnded Soldiers.

WASHINGTON, June 4'-The Elm City from
White House has arrived with $50 of those
wounded before Richmond. All have been
distributed among the several hospitals The
names of eastern soldiers are, f. d. Mori-
son, llth Maine; 7. Mccarthy and S. Will
liams, 10th, S. L. Gilmoux, Sd, L. F. Cum
mings, d. Starr, 18th Maine; j. G. Gustin,
NJ. Burr, 10th Mass. E. A. Rowan, 18th Me.
H. P. Wooster, Sd Me-. A. C. Smith, 10th
Mass. Capt.J. B. Parson, do, H. M. Kings
ley, do, w. Fostes, do; S. r. Bronan, 18th
Me-, jesse Lewis, do, - Rogers, do, c.
H. Fay, 3D. Me-, E. Roands, 18th Me-; j. F.
Williams, Sd Me-; j. w. Lee, 10th Mass; j.
NJ. johnson, do. G. o. Mills, 18th Me-, S.
Bickford, do, G. c. PoSr, do; j. W. Cole,
18th Me-, o. M, Howard, do; p. Farrell, LIST
Conn. artillery. The wounded are all doing
well. Mrs. Henry Bayhes accompanied them
as the matron. The surgeons are John H.
Triscam, VIM. B. Bivens, E. H. Jones, and
C.. NJ Allen
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-05

EAsroN, Pa, June 4.-The Delaware and
Lehigh rivers are rising rapidly and a high
freshet is apprehended. The Schuylkill has
risen nine feet in six hours and is still rising
rapidly. The lower part of Mauch Chunk is
flooded. Canal navigation is suspended.
Much property has been damaged.
LOUISVILLE, June 4.-Brigadier General ]
I. Boyle, with headquarters in this city, as
sumed command of the federal troops in
Kentucky this morning. His appointment
gives general satisfaction.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-05
Urn GOODS.
A MOTHER LARGE ADDITION HAS
"A HEEN MADE TIE PAST WEEK

Notwithstanding the increased duty on Importation
andhe increase in the of fabrics in our line Of goods
we are selling
Real Lace Good-, French EmbroIderies
white GOOda, E.IneRs, HOSIERY, Dress
Trimmings, Fancy Goods, &C.,
cheaper than has been know before in Worcester
IS Black French Lace shawls at ESQ, worth g.
50 Black French Lace shawIs at So, cheap at $3.50.
Is Real Pushcr Lace Shaws, % to $40 the greatest
bargains ever seen.
60 Real Gimpure Pushcr and French Lace Points and
Center Pieces at unusually low Prices
- Pieces Black Fl0uncng aces fer aIantias and Vel
vet Capes from inches to 36 inches WIDE halt the
2OQ Real Bordered AMI Real Thread ace vaIIs from
lmd our assortment complete, and less than Bos
ton or New York Prices.
l5OO Real Point, Thread Lace. Point applique ValeH
Slehhes Lace Collars. French Scotch Worked Col
laIS oes ana landAerohcfs of the very latest shapes
hhu SYKES at great reduction IN prices
Positive Closing out Sale of our seasonable and desir
aOle stock OF Parasos and Sun Umbrellas at Cost
. The whole OF our large and fine stock Of Ladies'
tents, and Misses Hosiery and Gloves has been re.
duced IN prices, to close them out
Also, new lot of Brussels, Maltese, Yalcncennes
ana Black French Laces for Trimmings.
We have also the cheapest line of Mohar Nittg Hoop
SKIRTS COrets Ladies' and Gents Linen Handkerchieis
Fans, Porte Monnaies and Fancy Goods in the city.
GROSS, STRAUSS, a. CO.,
ar u M.,., u..x.f
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-05

GEN. POPE CRUSHING OUT BEAU
REGARDS ARMY.
10000 Rebels and 10 900 Stand of Arms
Captured.
WASHINGTON, June 4.-The following dis
patch was received this afternoon at the war
department:
HALLEcK's HEADoURTERs, June 4.-Hon.
E. N. Stanton, Secretary Of War,-General
Pope, with 100000 men is thirty miles south
OF Corinth pushing the enemy hard. He al
ready reports 10000 prisoners and deserters
from the enemy, and $1,000 stand of arms
captured.
Thousands of the enemy are throwing away
their arms. A farmer says that when Beau
regard learned that Col. Elliott had cut the
railroad on his line of retreat he became fran
tic and told his men to save themselves the
best way they could.
We have captured nine locomotives and
number of cars. One Of the former is already
repaired, and is running to-day. Several
more will be in running order in two or three
days. The result is all l could possibly de-
sire. H. w. HALLECK,
Major Gen. commanding.
CHICAGO, June "A special dispatch from
Cairo says Immediately on the occupation
of Corinth forces from Gen. Pope's division
were sent out in pursuit OF such rebels as fled
westward. Gen. Granger, in command of
two regiments of cavalry, soon came in the
rear of the enemy, six miles southwest of
Corinth, and engaged in fight He lost fifty
men, but was afterwards largely reinforced,
when the rebels were surrounded 1t is said
that five or ten thousand have been captured
portion of them have reached Pittsburg
Landing, en- route to northern military prisons.
AT last accounts Gen. Pope was southwest of
Corinth with his whole corps"
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,Auttrons.
-. - HOUSE AT ATCTIOl

n HOUSE AT AUCTION.-Th sub.
It'll scrlber having disposed of his business in this citv
's ana being about to TO neighboring town
~ i0I SAFE at auction, without reserve his house at
NJ q Iieasant street. This house is of modern STYLE
pas fourteen rooms lit by gas supplied with furnace
Sookhg range bathing apparatus, and is every way
3gei mouse Ihe sale will be by +. b. LAMSON, SAT-
SkoAY; June "a, at 10 O'Clock m. The premises can
~ eGahe9 at any time previous to the day of sale
Cohutlohs liberal and made known at the sale.
w.. ABRAM PEASLEF.
Worcester June 3, 1852. dtjel4 ie4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-05
e COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACUTI

Z IVNIhON W EALII OF MASSAUHJJ-
- SErTS.-Worcester, ss.-Court of Insolvency
the case Of PROUrY, BIGELOW, ~ co, of spencer
lnsolvent Debtors. - Pi'
re the Honorable the Judge of the Court of Insolvency
IN and for said County of Worcester
The subscribers respectfully represent that bev arc
creditors OF said nsolvent Debtors that they have proved
telr claim IN SAID case against the estate of said debt
ors ana that they believe it will be for the benefit of nil
that the proceedings in the of said debtors
DC STAYED wherefore they pray that order may be
passed vacating all the proceedings in said case
dred and sixtv-two. s nun
MELVIN q DANFORTH, by their Att,v.
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