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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-28
MORTGAGEE'S SALE-Whereas H.

M ORTGAGEE'S SALE Whereas de-
fault has been made In the payment of the sums of
money mentioned In the conditions of a certain mort
gage deed executed by Thomas AppleDy of oxford in
me county OF Worcester and Commonwealth of Massa.
ehusetts TO Nathaniel Eddy. the undersigned of said
oxford dated April IL A. D. 1855 aud recorded in the
worcester kgistry OF Deeds in book 52 page asa now
tnereose pubc notice is hereby given that IN pursu
ance of power OF safe contained in said mortgage and
OF the statute in such made and provided the prem
lses Described in and covered by said mortgage to wit:
one tract OF land being the with the buildings there
on decided to the said Appeby by s. u. W Harris
March IT, 1873 by deed recorded in the Worcester Reg
lsy OF Deeds book 5il, 24 and situated oxford
Ilan, so vaed the other tract of land being the one
with the buildings thereon situated in the northerly
part oxford aforesaid and decided the said Appeby
ny Roswell Berry OF Leicester, March 81 1855, by
deed recorded in the Begstry of Deeds Worcester
County book 54l page 49, excluding such sale the
land qatcianed by the said Eddy to jasper Brown of
SAID oxford by deedfecorded in the Worcester Registry
Of Deeds book 575 page SCI will sold at public arc-
ton, on the premises SATURDAY, the twenty.spc-
ONT day OF March next at eleven o'clock in fore
noon said premises will be sold subject to any prior
mortgages existing on the same.
Dated the nineteenth day of February, A, d. 1862
IzV u5sIh NATHANIEL EDDY, Mortgage.
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO FARMERS

SPECIAL NOTICE TO FARMERS
- AND GARDENERS.-If you want to get the best
you get the Pure Bone Dust Also Bone Meal for
orders sent by mail or otherwise will receive
rs d&wtapl' Successor to o VIM iii Lumbar Lombard
1fs@ VETERINARY SURGERY
Gs5zAsN The Undersigned has procured stand at E.
TN Al. SToCAWELL'S Stable, No. Q Mechanic
er the calls Of those who may desire his services in
and Cattle Patients visited at the Stable 10 HORSES
al orders for the spaying OF Cows promptly attended
1t is unattended with danger and amply repays the own
er win gem rous supply of milk al season when the
WILLARD E. RICHARDS,
oaWu Veterinary Surgeon.
REVOLUTIONS, WARS, AND RE-
BELLIoNs of the United States from 1865 to the
TWO volumes. Illustrated, sold by agents only Can.
Vassers wanted for all parts Of the country. Address
L. SrERB d6M So Worcester Y eest Mass,
o Any weekly l Paper of 1000 circulation, inserting
anove ADDRESS, VIII receive set by mail, postage paid
I'll d&w6t+
FFHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore ex.
a listing between the subscribers, dissolved the
fifth day of September last. AARON SAMPSON.
Worcester Feb 10, 1862.
The business will be continued at the same Mace bv
the undersigned who respectfully solcits the patronage
Of q the public. so-.. AARON SAMPSON.
TNHE subscriber having taken the Stock
a and Stand of tie late firm of l.. HARRINGTON &
CO., will continue the
G. roc cry B sin g S,
heretofore selling at the lowest prices for cash. and
solicits continuance of trade from al old customers
Successor 10 t. Harrington Il Co.
Feb. 10, 1862. dtf fiji
ERAMINGHAM STATE NORMAL
the preparation of teachers viii commence with an ex-
animation Of candidates, on TUESDAY the 4th day of
The state appropriates $1,000 annually aid of those
deserving young ladies who are unable to meet the
flo dtmch4 GEO. Il. B1GEL0W, Principal.
DISTINGUISHING body leaving the
n n Country must have y $. Government Passport
Thew are furnished in the shortest possible time by
81 diff Lincoln House Block
TICKETS FOR THE WEST,
BY ALL ROUTES.
Inquire of II. Nj. WRITER,
Worcester and Nashua Railroad Office.
No. Bank Block.
nj DIFF
TNlON FISH & OYSTER MARKET.
Tie subscribers have opened new Fish and Oyster
Market,
Directly Opposite City Hall, on Main St.,
and have spared no expense to ftup
THE NEATEST AND MOST CENTRAL MARKET IN
THE CITY,
Where they invite the patronage of the citizens of Wor
cester and vicinity.
eH-Having been the Fishing business over t,0enty-
iue gears and engaged with fishing boats that
delivering daily all kinds of fresh fish in its season.
they are confident that they can supply the Market
Wholesale and Retail, with fresher fish than at any
other market
salt. Smoked and Picked Fish constantly on hand
"a Also, oysters, HOLSTERS and CLAIMS delivered to
any part OF the city.
ia diff WILKINS az 90.
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\ SSIGNEES, AND MORTGAGEE,S

L
"A SALE.-By order Of the Judge of Probate and In
solvency for the county Of Suok passed January 49,
in the city Of Worcester, and in South Groton, viii be
sold at Public Auction on FRIDAY. the 28th day of
February. and on SATURDAY, the Isl day of March,
unless ousy disposed of private sale in accord
ance with the terms Of said order
proposals Will be received until Thursday Feb 90 for
the purchase at private sale OF all personal proper
Y at Worcester belonging to the late firm Of Nourse.
in insolvency and all tile property since that date pnr
chased by the MORTGAGES or assignee undersigned and
SAID frm; consisting in part Of steam Engines Lathes
Ienoning Machines, FlasNs Moulding sand Castings
Pig Iron, Backsmiths Tools. Anvs fools OF every De
scripon Lumber, hard and Agricultural Il1pic-
ments, finished and unfinished with ali the Patterns for
castings Of all the Agricultural implements of said finn
and generally OF all the Goods, Wares, Chattels Fix
lures and Machinery now in an, upon the premises.
Also at the same time, for all the similar property sit
sisting of general quantity Of sinilar articles.
All me PROPERTY above mentioned NAV be examined at
DAVIS, and at south CIR ton, to d. TAFT.
complete Schedule of the property at each of the
above places with the cost price of the same, will be
prepared ana may be found, on and after Tebruary TO-
Room OF the late Firm in Boston. ~ ''' cunning
Proposals will be received said property paraely
the respective schedules. payment be made oneguar
te cash. and one quarter in three six and nine months
should no PROPOSAL be found satisfactory the said prop
erty az Worcester. will be sold auction Friday Febr-
airy %, at u o'clock and at roton on Sat
urday, March / at II O'Clock a m.
ments.
The stock of Agricultural Implements including that
which was damaged by the late fire and other property
in Quincy Hall IN Boston, will also be offered for sale as
soon as practicable to take an account of the
OLIVER ASIEs y SONS, Mortgages.
P MElFEIA R,rT nfEEHRoN'} ...,unoo.
HARVEY JEWELL.)
~ The foregoing, property not having been sold at
private sale the Sale at Auction Will take place as
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O. be Est

Two RENT-The house now occupied by
n Jonathan Day Esq, 29s Main street. Possession
gwen the first of April Inquire of j. l.. HOOD, 22S
Main street, Worcester, Mass. diff f26
TENEMENT TO RENT-No IA rleas-
\ ant street Apply on the premises. dim rs
EOR SALE--Thc Lot and Buildings
4 of the estate of b. SEQ TT, late of Worcester
deceased-it being the estate No l4O l4 Main street
nearly opposite the Bay House, The lot is Al feet
Iercst "
Also fol- sale. belonging to the same estate Pcws No
and ID on lower floor and Pew No ii In gallery of First
Unitarian Church (Dr. Hill'sl. Apply to
JOHN G. OTIS, Administrator.
worcester, FEB. TO- 1852 10 diff
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-02-18
FIGHT IN SCOTT COUNTY.

MENruIs, Team, Feb. l5.--McIean's caval-
ry fought the IAncolnites in Scott CO., Tenn,
on the l4lh .dSt., killing seven aud capturing
nineteen, together with many horses and guns
fhe Linc1lnlcs ilcd to the Mountains in disor-
der The forces were eqIal. Three Confedr-
rates were wounded.
The Federal loss at Fort Donelson on Thurs.
day was 500. Our loss was %. Gen. Pillsw
commands Fort Donclson. Generals Floyd
and Bnckner commsad the land forces. -
This IS the most terrific conflict of the war.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-02-18
MONDAY MORNING, FEB. II, 1852.

The organization OF the permanent Govern
ment Of IT,: Confederate States draws nigh ana
the country viii hail il with glainess, hoping
to realize, also, reorganization Of the Cab.
met tose,her,w!,h cleansing and purgng oI
I the government ut Richmond by change OF
underwriters in the various departments Of the
government.
The confidence of the Southern country has,
perhaps, never been more fully enjoyed by
any one msn since the days of Washington,
than II i, by President Davis, bat that con.
! iilence will very soon begin to wtnc if suca
men rs J, L. Benjamin, and $ r. Mallory IRE
longer kept in two OF the mos, Important pc.
aitions Of the Government We have no doubt
Feut that these gentlemen are true, patriotic
Iand well m.lGlus men, and might render cAi-
'cieat service in less responsible positions,
but the experience o! several months past
Shows too conclnslyely .Ist they arrinadcquatc
TO the mag slitudnonS proportions OF their pre-.
sent POSITIONS Oao year of the war has
passed away, ard what has Mr.. Mallory, Sec.
rotary of TIE Navy, done We answer, moth.
N proportion 10 what might have been done
unlcr the direction OF a c)npe,aat man.
The whole time has been spent, with very
unimp0rtamt exceptions, In, we fear, frnitlcSs
experiments upon the Mrrimac Wb.cll has re,
suited in noilng SO lar, and We have snme
,IrsSnn to fear that vessel. as well as the Navy
~EUd At NorGllk, may again aI! into the hands
ci the Federals by the unaccountable stuWl
ity and careless indifference of the War De-
! lartment in not defending the rear Of Norfolk
By an adequate force on Roanoke Island, -
There is an immense mortar feet fitting out
pp North AMI we lave not had a shade of a
doubt, since the direction Burnside has been
developed that it is Intended to front Norfolk,
While the Barnslc wing attack in the rear -
We hope, hoNyvcr, that Mr. Benjamin will
nerre hlnSalf irlly for the emergency and a..
ter Ioling lhem in through the straits of Roam.
ok 50 successfully in order to gcl a fight with
tlctn, hl'i at 1OtSJ cNtIf ib' W N'pu ~ " ElNb
them decent whipping and sago the devoted
city,
This is no time for dependency. The enc,
my are il dead earnest and mean all they have
said that is, to snbjugato us or eXtcrmiuatc
us il they can, and 20 prevent the conSumatioo
of their purposes will dvmaad our very bcSt
and fullest efforts. Thon let every nan who
values freedom rally to the standard of his
country and thoush oar rulers have been re.
miss IN not propelly defending the OILY points
of ingress at wnicl it was possible for the
enemy 10 enter our territory, sill let us not
despond, out with hearts buoyant with hope
that wiser counsels will rule in tho future at
the Capital, rally as free sons ot Il uoblo Orces.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-02-18

'heir time of enlistment had just expired and
they had commenced on the 60 days furlough
offered by the government before going into
tho service again, but actuatcd by noble pa
sriotsm they threw up their lurlough and at
Jncc volunteered to come to our assistance
Patriotic "arylandcrs Oppressed Marylandi
when will the day of thy deliverance dawn 7
This company may possibly reach yonr place
to night p
We aro happy to announce that the company
above referred to arrived here by last nights
.tain ED Pug
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-02-18

Mn. VEsTAL: There is rumor here that
we laye taken 1900 prisoners and gun boats
in Tennessee, and hopei 1t may prove true as
we want victory somewhere TO Offset the
Roanoke disaster.
Nothing more heard from the Roanoke fight
hare. The Virginia papers and correspondents
have made but slight mention of our troops
there and what is said is in derision.
y company o! MTylanders arrived here
this morning which will be assigned to some
20. in this State by Gen. Gatln The action
Of this company presenLsa strong appeal to
our own II months men to re,enlist. The
company left Baltimore on the 18th of May
last since which timeit has been in service at
various points in Virginia, and was at the bat.
tls cfManassas, When Roanoke wss taken
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-02-18
STILL LATER

GoLDsBono, Sunday Feb. l6, 1862.
Confederate Victory in Tennessee
--Ehe Loss on both sides at R O,.,,.
Oke Island.
Mr. I.oring of ;he Trjbu0c kindly permits me
tt. c"py the following from an F1iu he rcceiyod
from tho Wilmington Joaraoi Office this morn.
ing
RICHMOND, Feb 18th, 1869.
Intelligence hiss been received in official ounr.
ters that vigorous battle took place on yester.
cay (triiay) at Fort Donrl.on Eight Federal
Gun Boat" app oached within hundred Yards
oi 'he f9rt ana poured IN Tremendous volleys Of
shot and shell. Two or three Gun Boats w.ys
greatly damaged and the Federal lass in killed
AID wounded must have been Considerable. Of
III Confeferatos none wers killed nor non,
wounded, nor was there any injury to the gnus
or The Fort. The Gun Boats were forced 10 re.
tire, The Confederate victory WINS co,npls,et
ont 1t is prosabls that the Fcderals may renew
the attack to-day.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-02-18

PErE@sByG1 F'b l3 i ne editor the Er-
press has received letter from Suffolk, dated
to-,tay, which says tHat E!enton aHd Ilertord
nave both been capiurcd. Five gunboats
moyel slowly to the wharf at Edenton on yes.
tcrday, at uuc O'Clock, and landed their troops
Very soon afterwards fifteen more gunboatS
arrived. The clizens raised white flag
Between three and four thousand Federal
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-02-18
FROM ROANOKE ISLAND.

! This morning We had the pleasure Of meet
! ,ng Lieut.. Smith, Of WiSe's Legion, who has
| kindly given III some details Of the aiflir at
| RoAnukc Island. The most pleasing part of
| his information is that tue number OF the killed
IN our side has been greatly exaggerated.
Some one or two from nearly ever, company
engaged, and nearly every ono orour c,mpanics
nas engaged, succeeded in making their escape
after the battle had closed From them Lit. S.
obtained details Of killed and wounded. and
from all he could learn he could not ind that
our loss in killed could not much il At all, ey.
cesd htY. .ihe number of wopndp'l l,--asaldr
doubt exceed that OF the killed
The forces at the post at the Commence.
ment Of the fight or before its close were
Sth n. Q. Troops, 20. Shaw, 700
81 -" 4" Col Jordan, COO
LIST Reg, Wise Legion, Col Anderson, 900
ID " " Col Richardson, 800
Battalion, Col. Green, 500
$500
This is not the full strength ofany rthe com
mads namol, but many were sick and lad been
sent or were at NagS Head in Hospital Some
we're in battery on lat-near the main land
three small companies were at Nag's Head.
| The nlmbcr that escaped, including tho
SICK at Nag's Head might be not incorrectly
stated about $50, 0r at the utmost 900 Of
| these, 2b0 or 300 retrca,ed a.ong the beach
from Nas's Head, on Saturday night, after
having set fire TO the buildings. Some rot
over TO the main land in ahoat nearly or quite
all oithoSe on the hJating battery also got
of. to the main land.
OF the loss Of The enemy it is almost imnossi.
ble to speak, They were moved down in their
attempt 10 land. aud must have su!farcl.terribly.
Had We possessed field battery or had prpprr
breas'works been thrown up the result might
have been dif~rnnt; or hal wo had sufficient
force, or u fact hal there not been grcvous mis-.
infringement Somew here. Gen Wise had remou.
strned IN vain with the Secretary Of War Hs
had asked more forces from Gen. lIuser, in whose
immediate department he was placed Ilo had
been refused in both eases, save thst Gen. Hu.
ger had finely consented TO let him have the two
artillery companies Of his Legion. under the com.
mand of Col llenuingseM Gen Wise ordered
The batteries to March down the beach to Mays
Head, This, Gen, Huger counielnandcd, and
told them to GO TO Elizabeth City. ,ch,re
there was no trancpa,iaiion.
When on Saturday morning cou;icr from
General Wise, who had ridden all night,
reached Norfolk, he got only rude answer
from Gen. Huger. They've got plenty Of
men. Toll them TO stand to their guns, and
id--mn 'sm Wen whip en- or-vOpy nearly
these words.
Why Commodore Lynch did not carry his
boats to Norfolk, through the Albenmrle and
Chesapeake Canal, instead of running them
up The posquotank River, is remarkable. IIo
coGld have done so On Saturday night,
boat did leave Nag's Head and did get to Nor
folk, showing that the navigation was open.--
The whole affair appears like Tragedy Of
Errors. - VIZ JouraaL
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-02-18
THE ROANOKE DISASTER.


NORFOLK February r. lS'2
Tho Excitement inriiant to the di,n.,r, =
RoaGose Island has measnrlNly sub$i ed I
! mas given place 10 cool, deliberate, determine,
| t"elHBs' Hhh no doubt small army cDull nov
be thrown into the field from the twin ci,io,
"nhe, f2hi Is now th1 wa'chN ord, and rich
huOiy have oar paop, shown that no sarriG,,
can De TOO great which promises prompt punish
ncp' Of the hige.iag troops Who have place,
th h-ir feet on the soil ofNorth Carolina litGr INV
eminent moves eneigciict,ly in this ma,tey, !,
cannot br long before our reverse is argp!y re
paid. IhcFeep'e are rcqig able
| IL 10 nprssihi- 30 recount To ynr the hundred.
nt rumonis banded from mouth to month La,t
nIEhI the telegraph brought ynu iiirr. nf rr.s,
lJ'y N correction of exaggerated dispositions A,
to fate Of Richmoudrrs wuo had been partiyi
pants in the late H. 2ht AMI n, the same Tim, sucb
reports from Roanoke island ~ seemed 4, eu,bo
dy particles # truth or phu,LIity Since theD
| het!Hrg additional Inns came TO liqnl, save the
aascitioM thSt the NaHko,S 'Aiayrd the success
by most dshonorabe means The rapr, seu'a
In now iS. thHi ,he enemy displayed at the pru.
clpnl point vt alta n white tlls, inducin. sup.
position That they had surrendered Tbis IL
said 70 haveranse1 -sr-S,fsIeAia,e ccssa,,ou ~
an assault svai!iug ofwh?th the enemy obtained
dank aud renr positions, poured into oar small
rnp,e ,,o,ter nf ,l,o IyIonI III, "'1 '.i'H og
p"nronr@ Of .trir, rn,ra"c, an ~, T'',i ; ',' H
what it ia worth, wtIouu end"rssn,t ,bon,h 81,
such conduct wouIl ro.pouI exa,,ly ia rho Lnh
irual practice 0! the Frdcre!s since this war " no
iuauguWiud
The action of Commc,or. Lypcy who ,,a. IN
command of the Confederate laval Icrrc on tLr
coast ofNonh Carolina bepius to show yery DE-
frrent co,"nrng rs the smoke of bar;I' c'ens
away, From an s1th'otc '"nrco, it is gathered
that ne was induced OF necessity to fpu barS
from from N"",I'I , l',""4' r,n "P The P"Sq l't"ak
""' ,",' "|." :" T&' '''Hi'n "
,urr1 SIrmSy' O,r new, ',1 S,,,,,,(,r, .'' "'
rc cral Gc,t cr...oJ the s.u,t ,us ' ,,.,, ,,,..g
onAay morning ran in,n lb. p".o,olnrk 4
d~nso i"g prevailed At the time whca luacor.I
the nplropch If The rucmy until they wpr, win
i" j" h't od.r Of our vessels gsri'c o''h, tar;
ihlt N "rF" nndrr ro'er VI the Confederate
'r".r! on ~" o"hN o. .ho t''I' Coma! !i"rr
h,h ,' 49,, ,|" ," hra 'tV ra,,., ,'' ,"N"'S '@t
all the 9nn. w .rjk,I @od , an,;,n "n r,I. wbo
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-02-18
RICHMOND, Feb. 18th, 1862.
LATEST FROM FONT DONELsON.

NASHVILLE Tenn, Feb. Is, 1880 A. NJ
y dispatch just received from Fort Donclson
Sa[s llai atisht commenced mt seyen o'closx
!. ls..idsIll.ui.l.+@.-4hlcAA!g SyrrrssAg OH shs
7ussiI grtnt *tasAshter Oh bltiyN sites..
The enemy was driven back 10 Il pc~t. Of bis
camp. We have captured two Of the cnelhs's
batteries. 4 Federal prisoner who was taken
says that Nee ernard IS commanding, and has
$4,000 men. Our troops are still diving the
enelUy back.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-02-18
THE DANVILLE ANp GREENSBORO CON.
NEJTIUN

Congress hHs passed, and the President mp.
proved, the bill an.horzog railway eonncc,
An between Danillc. Va. and Greensboro,
7. I. 1t appropIateS oHc million dollars. TINS
Eleasuc has been recommended AMI advocated
az hillary necessity, Uss.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-02-18
THE KILLED AND WOUNDED AT ROA.
NOEE.

RIcnMoNn, Feb IA flag of truce from
Roa'.oGe Island reports the Confederate casu-
t!tes at 8 killed and 80 wounded. The Fedc-
rails lost two Coloncls 3j other comm ssioned
oliicern, aud l1j privAtcS killed, and 400
wounded p.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-02-18
"Wcstern Enterprise, !,

The above is the title ofa new weekly pa.
per to be Pn5lished in the village of Marion.
North Carolina, by R. L. ALcrnethy and F.
A. Poe.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-02-18

try determined to die or conquer. ITso, t
needs hot the foresight of prophet 10 tel
what will be the result.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-02-18
LATETT NORTHERN NEWS.

NCLELLAN'S PIN AND 7yE
W1SHTN0TON SfAR-NO NOPTU
LRN ICCOtN2S Or TWE RO1NOFE
ElGHT-ARRIF1A or N1S0V A VD
SLlDkLL ~ ENGLAND-- Eng
LAMP Sl7ISFyED WITH CANE:
Rows RESiGNiW0N, DO
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-02-18


r largely. III stop be not put to fbis, in some
way, giain of every description will be entire.
ly destroyed in short while, and BY midsunl.
mcr corn cannot be bonght for s. dollars per
bushel. 1t presents an image far mnrc alarm
Ing than the war; and # the people are not
hopelcs3ly crazy, and bent upon adding star.
vation to the horrors OF lntemperancc, those
who dis,ill and those who drink - including
those who knowingly sell their corn Tor that
improper purpose; they will take tiMel Y warn
ing and act more Ike rational beings. Bat wc
fear, nay, WE know, that ths love of money is
SO strong in the minds Of many men. thatfhey
will disregard the most wholesome admonitiunS
Of the press, the pulpit and beray their coun-
try to destruction Cor filthy lucrr.
That all the corn aud wheat and other grain
will be wanted for bread, aud sell for Il large
price wthDnt diS.ill ng them, before anoih,,
crop is made and gathered we have not tie
least doubt Ii is impossible that the iartn.r
can run any risk BY Withholding hls grain from
dst lerles, pcndn the var. it is wotse than
madness TO destroy this great fit of God by
running i, III mean whisky, winch sets men
crazy, starves families aAd will leave our sOldicA
without bread
The Adiutant General has called for the
whole mllda OF the State TO be IN readiness
to march to the fence of the soil at a mo-
ments notice aud it is more than proboh'e
that they will be ordered to take the Il Id, to,
how long no man can tell. In this event, who
are to make the next crop: and low is THIS
vast body of men to b. fed, if the present
supply Of grain shah be d2Sroyc! by dc
GestilinC it into whisky which of ali mc'h-
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-02-18

: '"I another ca. ., Southern ingenuity
aat enterprise
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-02-18

add lm.y
add fifty cents on tT4 :,,
making it one dollar aad l-y cent, yer gallon
and each bUshcl making tr, :, as brfrc
stated, the dis''ly woula get tn. dola.s for
Z the product Of bu.hel instead Of lno. I'll,
plan Of taxing won't do, and it will yc. by
found that the Virginia plan is the best and
the only one that will meet tie enorhity Of
the occasion, and the sooner our legislators re.
alize and act upon it the better, that is to seiz
all corn or other erain found in the hands Of
dtstilers known to be for that purpose paying
Ihcma fair price for the same aud have it placed
under coprcl Of the State or Confederate
Government.
The manii for d,stilatioa seems 10 have
spread all oTer tha country and but for the
warning voice Of news papers there is no tell.
ing to what extreme want and wretchdness it
would bring the country. The matter is be.
coming alarnlg in the Western extreme Of
the state. See what the Lre&sN EcpYs. saws
on the subject
Rise IL THE pmcs or GRAIN la c,nse
Dquence Of tho large nuGbcr Of dis.illerrs that
have goneint operation 10 this portion Of
the State, to m,nnlacture poison, the