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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-08-09
LAWRENCE, KANSAS,

LA w hCNCE, hhN0AOs
T AWRENCE is a live town, and II. s. 81.
~ FILLMORE keep large assortment of DRY
GOODS.
T AWRENCE is the point to trade at, and the
IL DryGoods House is
H s. l. L. FILLMORE
T AWRENCE means to do the trade of South
- ern Kansas, and the first to solicit that trade
are A. S. & L. FILLMORE.
- and H. S. & L. FILLMORE mean to sell
them.
7 AWRENCE can sell Dry Goods cheap as
l. any river town, and H s. d L. FILLMORE
mean to do it.
" s. & L. FILLMORE buy Goods, not
L. withstanding the War, and they mean to
sell Goods so it will be to every mans advantage
to call and purchase.
f." s. d L. FILLMORE are up with the
IL. times, and mean to sell Dry Goods to ev-
cry man, woman and child who looks to his or
her own interest, and calls to buy them.
" Sd L. FILLMORE invite all coming to
IL. Lawrence, to call and see their large stock
of staple Dry Goods.
II S. d L. FILLMORE sell only for Cash
II. and hence can and do sell cheaper than
others who trust.
| e" S. & L. FILLMORE keep all kinds Of
IL. Dry Goods, Ladies' and Children's Shoes
Carpets, Millinery Goods, Bonnets and Notions.
" 8. d L. FILLMORE have just received
II. new stock of all kinds of Dry Goods
from New York, that it puts the capacity OF
their large store to the test to hold them. Hence
they say. Pile in your money and they will pile
out the Goods suddenly.
COME AND SEE
II. S. & L. FILLMORE
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ExERTRD

Now, then. what do you think of the leg
islator who will sit in the halls of our Con-
gress and be afraid to use the power of the
Government to sustain the Government.
I..That's it, "Hit EN- JEFF. Davis, ear
II in this war, impressed men. Hswas not
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-14
Drp @ooos.

4 POSITIVE SACRIFICE.
"A THE GREATEST BARGAINS
EVER OFFERED IN NEW-YORK.
DRESS GOODS.
FOR SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR.
From to rs cents per yard.
IL 000 yards Lsbelss al 5 cents.
IS 600 yards Baregs Anglais, wool filing SIC.
II 400 yerds Barge Anslai., Broche figure, &c.
l2oW yards Bsrege Anglais. prnted-yery pretty-lue
l0ON1 yards Check MoIambques, &C.
| !. 500 verbs Cheek Poll de Chsyre, ls and ls 3D. -
10 eco yards Gray Mixed Poll de Chsvre Is and Ia ID
1000 ards Gray Mozambique, 10. Sd.
7.sc, yards Gray Popins. ls Cd
6.5O0 AIDS six and Wool Grenadines, To- Sd.
$500 yards Stripe and Check Mozanbques, la Sd =,
0o Yards gh Color PLAID Mozambique, Is Cd and ID 20
6GeO ya'ds Check sik Mixture Molsmbiques, q.
case Mourning Lawns Zoe.
cases Mourning Chsllies and Delaines, 10.
Case Mourning DeEines. S Sd.
Also,
ease Chinz Poplns, Is. 3D. former price 20.
case six Popns, Zs. cd, former price 3s
case SIX Poplins 3s former price 81.
case Silk Poplini figured, 3s Cd, former price 81
Reside splendid vsety Of ell the laes. styles In DhEco
GOODS cheaper than in any other house In the city
Lsdes assured tbst this adyersenent no mum
bng that the Goods REALLY BARGAINS and that the
prIce, quoted above than hy cents on ne dos
In many and in case are the g0ods marked Al any
thin, Ike their full value.
10 cases English Msdder Prints almost equal 70 French IN
,tyle and printing and very handsome al Is yard
''''N ~ w. IL. ROBERTS.
No 253 Bowery
y B-Ee sure yon the name over tho door No con-
necton with suy other establishment
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RooFING SLATE.
EAGLE SLATE COMPANY
DepoCorner Of loh-sv and Qusnies ct Hydevle. vet'
lathst, Newiork. mont A X. RYDER
ADAM PONTON Superintendent.

This Company invite the attention OF the pubic 70 beif
superior and well known GREEN ard PURPLE ROOFlN0
SLATE which they prepared deliver from their Onsr'
res or De pots IN all sizes suitable for roofing
The public cautioned against spurious and meficr A.
ce which has been represented and used as Eagle sste~
A slate roof Is preferable TO tin shingles or iron.
If well put on, it lasts lifetime without needing repairs
is cheap tin shingles 1t needs 10 paint Rain water
from roof 10 pure has sint OF decsyec wood or
paint Slate roof, hreroo insurance companies hVoS
the steam will not sHect them.
Expereuced slater. II required viii be sent to any part OF
the country upon application Nes.YOk Depot Orders
addressed as above. or to g FuRMAN, No. 70 o0arAla''
New York will receive promp, attention.
Eew.YoTk, March, let2
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CENTRAL DEPARTMENT oP METROPOLITAN POLICE,
No. tl3 BKoosE-sr, CoKNER or Elm,
W. MayI
sElH {. H,wLEY. Chief CLERK

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County OF NeYok notice Il hereby given to all
personS wing claims against ABRAiIAMS y SCRlBNER late
the City Of Newly deceased present the same with
vouchers thereof to the subscriber at his oiics No.
ls3 Bowery in the City of Newlork ON before the
.wenty.ninih day Of July next-Da,ed New-York, tho
twenty hrst day Of January, 1856?
Jan.2 law6mWT T.. d. BROWN Executor
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Gtntioncrp anO fanfp GOODS.
.. rs,HE PEN Is MIGHTIER THAN THE
SWORD"
TIE COLD pFN-TIE BEST OF ALL PENS
MORTOH'S GOLD PENS.

MOhIoI- ~ NfoiII' -iD4N'os
THT BEST PENS ~ TIRE WORLD.
On receipt Of suy of The following in es'h or post
.tsur. the .hcbsr viii seed by return mail Or oher
directed God Pen OF Pens 'ee'iH9 hs 's@s aeeoTd ~
''''' ''1 GOLD PENS, WITHOUT CASES.
For 3 cents the MAGE Pen; for i9 cents, ths Lucky Pen
fo so cents tie seedy Pen; for Is seass, tne Elegant
zen, ard for 5 !. he Excelsior Pen.
The ,zcs Nos. 2 g. 1. 5 and6
THE SAME Pen. IN SiLvEH-pLATEO EXTENSION
CASES. NTH PENCILS.
For cents, the hsse Pens for IS cents the Luck, Pen
for The Away,-Ready Pen; for 70 the tiesant en-
spd for 50. the Exce.oI Pen These 81. weIhnished
good writing Gold fen with irdo'nn foins me 5vsta..
TGc nm. "A. Morton, "Number.' and Quality" are
slammed on the following Pens and the Points are wsrsn'e
r six months except sssnst accident Inc numbers indi
cote size ong: No being smallest no. 'He ne NJ 80.
gest Mammoth Gold Pen, for the desh Lons ard neSun
Nib o. sl sizes and qualities Short Nbs Of hos sna
aud made only Of fst quality The eneavnss are lac SUI
"'' '0' we GoIp PEYs. WITHOUT CASES.
For rs cents, No. Pen. lst quality or No5 Pen 81
For g. No Pen Is. quality, or. No PEN "a quality
For 81 a. sHO Pea lst qua,y,o ANO 4Pen, "a qu'l
'For 81 So No. Pen l.t quality, No Pen I'd quail
4, OF No. S Pen Sd quslity . -
For 81 IS NO Pen st quality, ora NO treh' 1dquAJ
GASES. WITH PENCILS.
For ~ So aNo Pen lst quaity era NoS Pen 5ddusity
For IS No PEN lst quality, or NO fen "a qa~
ty on a No. 4 Pen. 80 qusity. =, I'll.
For 81 No Pen, let quality OF no fen "a euAi'y
or a No Pen 3D. quality -,
For 81 50 No Pen, lst quality or No9 fen ~ quar-
ity or a No Pen. Sd quaty. - . -,
For 50 No. Pen st quality, or No. tfen ID qaAlny.
For 80 so No. Pen. ls, Quality.
GOLD PENS ALLnQUALITi, IN lNslLVER-AoUNIED
DFSK-fiOLDERS
For So No. ren; Tor 81 - sNo. 3Peni for 81 ia
No. Pen; For 80 so No 7 Pen.
For sis 40. sPen; for IS No. sPeni ard for sesS'
lCien. .,
The is Quality" pointed with the very best ridosni
Points CAREFULLY selected and OF th, quality are 'od
with the iuperecon which skill and the closest
scrutiny detect
The I'd Quality" superior to any Pens made BY him
previous TO the year 1860.
TIE ID Quality me intends shall equs in respect TO Du'
rsbiity, Elasticity and Good Writing Qualities he only true
| eon.i ierstiops) cry Gold Pens made elsewhere .
In regard tho Cheap Gold Pens he beg. leave 70 say ths
previous to operating his New and fsened Machines no
could have made Good Writing and Dufable reps LOT
The price had the Gold been furnished sTatutousy.
Pdrhes ordeytRg IN all insdnoe' EeeDy me Num-
bsyr and Quality" of the PeHt ,edBsd ana be particular
4esribe me ktnd u Pens they Irger-t7hefo 'fW OF
/ iimbrv. orlfne.
re- For sale by all dealers in the line throughout tho
country. ,,oruo,,
No. rs Maiden Lane. Eew-YoTk.
ANY one sending. single letter posmp will receive cir
I -.
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NuPRFlM COURT.-LANTs McRRI

GUPRF1iE COURT.-JAMES MCBRIDE
~ ast. d LAFAYETTE BARpLIT and others - 10
pursuauce OF the directions IN judgment IA this acton t
dered on the 18Th day Of Apil l0o2 the uudessEpea R "
TET cor"r,sn' - l., e. - az sqtI - ~ 4 ntRTlEr will
sell et pubic auction my oire No l,6 Nashnsoh 81 ~ ~ ~
the City Of Ney.Aork tho 2lt DAY of May, initse.
o'clock IN the forenoon, all OF the renaring asses =.
MILES BAkILEi, conaslilg OF noie. 'sy,lRi IiTs
nrntn. &c. uucOilfcted JAMES Ai'D'A'''
Dated May T. 1852
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-14
T,HE PRINTERS' WAREHOUSE,

Il
Nos Is and 10 DUTCH-Sr.. corner OF Fulton.
Printer. about starting JOB ard Newspaper Offices sSH
those desiroGs refInishiDz will ind greatly 10
advaatage call the sgbscribers who viii supply e'ne.
new or secondfs maerisl at the lowest ca.h prices
very lsrg. quantity fIfPE &C. hand IN e1eeehs
condition. al about half price. None but the pest hhS
xsrAL TYPE aud manufacturer furnished oy us
l.r,e s.ock of PRESSES OF all biuds on hsId
WEBB & TirTERTON,
Late r. r.. Webb 4 Go.
Formerly Wells 4 Webb.
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NETWORK SUPERIOR ColJRT.-stote

~ City and County OF New-f ors ss-GEOkGEW. COR
HAM. Plaintiff. asL JAMES +. BRETT, DANIEL 8ER-
LIN and JOHN L. BRYANT, ms tor e.
liefro tie Defendants, JOHN L. BRYANT and DANIEL.
BERLIN each lon are hereby summoned and equir
the complaint In this action which this day been
hed ia the office the Cek Of the New Superior Court
at the City Hal IN said city and to copy Of your ans.
10 the said complaint the subscriber his cc. No
Beeknanst.. in the City of NewYors wiain twenty days
ae tue service hereof exclusive Of tue day OF such service
endu you m 70 answer the complaint within the time afoo.
said tho pauiG In ths action will apply 20 tie Court er the
relief demanded in the compliant against you aud each Of YOU
Dated Aow.Yok, March B. lJ69.
ALAASON NASH. Plaintiffs Attorney,
Apl6 lawGwWN No. 20 Beekman-sL, New.i ok.
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THE TURKISH BATH COMPANY.

In compinc, with the wishes Of the Public the Shares Of
the Turkish ah Company have been reduced 10 IEN Do-
LARS each. - -, -.
Those however subscribing for Ave shares tohe amoant
Of 80 will beside The regular dividend, enjoy the prvese
Of FREE TICKET svsilahe IN every two months,
which gueraItees ~ per cent ON the invs.arLt - .,,
subscrptions tho S,oc- OF the II Al>h bath SoM-
PANY will now be received at the Offices Of the 'olcwns
Journals Evening Post. Express, JouEn. OF Commerce,
Times Tribune. World Vanity Fair and ct Mears Appety
No. l35 Nster-st -
The following gentlemen compose the Board OF plfseton
Hon Alex w bradford, LID, Valentine Mott " D.,
VIA. Cullen Bryant, esd. John Ordronaux MD sem
Theo. W. Dwight, LII d., Col itsry Commission,
Col Law School, :. Thsyer. esq,
Hon Geo Folsom Hon Daniel r. rlemsnn
Chss Godfrey Ggnther, esq, john Torrey, MD, . .
Charles King LII d.. Pres Col WIN. ". Van Buren, MD
College Sanitary Commis sion.
C. OSCANYAN Secretary and General Manager:
y. B-Mr oSCANYAN can be seen ., the ohics Of Vprl
Fair No ll6 Nssssu.st or at No. 81 lafayette place.
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Gunner Retreats.

HEATH HOUSE. ~,
Ill sCHOoLEYs MOUNTAIN SPRINGS, .u
Having taken this elegant and popular r d
omen Il on the lst o. June-generaly REFli Icp sna
NEWLY.FUREISHED, with Linen, Crockery &c. 'V1s
experience the hotel busiDessat the ~
ard other cl.. hon.eensbe TO give ASSURANCE 'uA'
will be kept In the very best manner n ,. Zoo, Al
Trains for the Mt., via Morris Essex H. w. leave '
Court andt st. at 81 g. ~, and 81 p m ,.,,;.u.
Rooms may be engaged favorable terms. mpre ~
lar Information may be had by Addressing the "
y ''''' T. b. COLEMAN, Proprietor
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THE TRIBUN ALMA A
l. FOR 1862.

This popular ANNUAL is now ready. II contains:
ELEcIlUN RETURNS from al tho states o! the Union,
hcdinc eecrions 1861. carefully compiled for the Tribune
Almanac:
ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS sua CALENDARS
for 1902; - - -
GONERNAiE.<r Of the UNITED ~iAIES-Executiye
End Judicial Extraordinary minister's Resident
nom ths United States at toreigp Courts,
SENATE OF tire UNITED STATES, Members or clsssi
6ed; . . , ,.,,,,,,,,
HOUSE Of REPRESENTATIVES, Of the UNITED
STATES Politically classified.
LIST Of STATES Capitas Governors, times Of Legsa-
tive Meetings. General Eieciiops. etc, -
POPULATION of EACH STATE BY COUNTIES. also
he foppston Of the principal tes o! the United STATES
from hr Census OF 1850; - -
TnE MORRlLL TARIFF snd the TARIFF ACT OF the
Special Sessiou-both complete;
Also, ABSTRACTS Of the otner important Acts Of the
Secoud Session Of the XAXNh Congress and the Special
S<son Of the XXXNIlth Also the important Procs
nstioqs Of President Lincoln;
ACHRONOL LOGICAL ACCOUNT Of the important events
eenneot.o with Rebellion other matters OF general
Interest
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THE SENI-W EEKLY TRIBUNE.
The NEw-YoRK SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE is
eubhshed every TUESDAY and FRIDAY.
Contents of No. 1.1O May l3 ]:

Contents of No. 1.770 May 13l:
I..LEADING ARTICLES: The DemOc- attic Address;
Mr Brownlow on the Unioni The Gallant Deeds
at New Orleans; American NsloT Prudent Flu
ssciyi Sons.Iyats@ 1 BaE"ing Of Troy slavs5y
West; OF Course; Editorial Paragraphs
n..sURRENDER OF NORFOLK AND PORTS
MOUTH: The Merrimsc Destroyed.
III. GEN. mcCLELLANs ADVANCE: Union Victory
West Point, ON Troops Nearing Richmond.
V..CBsUALTlEs AT WILLiAMSBURG.
v..TBE VICTORY AT NEw-oRLEANs: Official
Rebel Navy Destroyed The Old Flag Waves n
Triumph; Arrival OF Gupbos, CaygsA
vl..THE BATTLE NEAR WILLIAMSBURG RE-
VISED: Hontzeniau the Marshal Ney of the
ish1 aOotss ,, piyo4 a a ara s,i., it, SWSpPoI. the
vn..FRoM THE ARMY OF WEST TENNESSEE:
spondencr Of NJ. n. Y. Tribune
VIII. FROM GEN MITcHEL's COLUMN: opers'ions
Ss5asin .paSdSres of The e 4sA Closed
TX LETTER FROM UNION MAN IN TEXAS.
X..FRoM CHARLESTON
xI..GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY
XII. TERRIFIC coNFLAGRATIoN on LONG
XIII. THE LATEST DISPATCHES.
XIV. FROM THE UPPER MISSISSIPPI: Victory Of
the Unou Fleet
Xv..THE sKIRMISH NEAR CORISTB.
xW..THE LATEST FROM CEN MCDOWELL.
XVII. PROM NEWBERN: Arrival OF SICK and Wounded
Soldiers
XVIII. .TALK WITH BEAUREGARD
XIx.wAR NEWS SUMMARY.
XX..FROM EUROPE.
XXI .PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
XIII. CONFEDERATION AT TROY.
XIII. CAN WRONG BE RIGHT A story by Mn
S. c. hsL
XIV. GEN. CAMERON; His Defense
XXV..AODRESs OF DEMOCRATIC MEMBERS OF
CONOhES5 TO THE DEMOCRACY or THE
UNITED STATES.
XVI. THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
XVII. POLITICAL.
XVIII. PERSONAL.
xxx. CITY NEWS
XXX. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
XXI. MANAGES AND DEATHS
XXXII. COMMERCIAL MATTElss: FUN Reports of the
stock. Money, Cotton, .sn. and Lattle Mstkets,
specially Reported for TIE n. Y. Tribune
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A CARD. ~. ...,., =,
N NM JACKSON. No. ~ Broadway calls especih Al.
,,rtion 10 hi. general stock Of FAMILY NOCRNlsp
GOODS being without exception the largest aud tosi de-
tirahle. and cheapest ever offered 81 retail .
NDTiCESp-rA attention IL fenuc,ied 70 az uu'uri oar
gain black and white 1ls- 81 "a per yard also TO our
Of black Sk in which will De found many rare BAR
gsius. 49,. .-r--
Bonnet, and M,nts. defy competition fof 'Je AID
ob..rv- ~. JACKSON
Importer Of Mourning Ooois.
No. 55S Brosiwsv.
Between Spring s'i Pdncr.
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Gotels.

4 MEXICAN HOTEL, Hartford, Conn.-one
N Of the best houses in the city Terms y ~ per S'y
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Nem Publications.

,orv strange and fascinating power'I LOr don E1
smner
DAUL FERROLL.
Ey the Author Of nr,,
WHY PAUL FERROLL KILLED HIS Wlfr"
An edition Of this Famous Novel being exhsus'eo ''e
tune ago, - ...o,,o,,
In chearer FORM s pabished to meet the
by the Appearance Of the taIne authors book ny
Ferrol Killed his Wife"
l2iDo, Cloth, 81.
Paper Covers, 20 cents. ,nnYrroN
" Isuccessor to Redfeldl. -
Pubisher No. IL MeIceI-si, y. I.
Ahe "aoe a'o 'DFp''N NJ DOOLADY, Agent,
No 40 Wakerstl ~ Y.
gTyHE Rev. DIR. CHAPIN's WORKS, and all
i ~ - n .f-n.e Of l. niversal salvton for sale by
- n'OA' - ~ HENRY LYON, NO. 40 BIosd''ay
~KSUPAID for OLD Newspapers, PAM
lOPHLKTs nd OLD BLASh bOons. ,.....
sToCkWELLs L EMERSON. No. - Ann-st-, basement
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Chances for Bnsinsss flen.

A PROFITABLE and PERMANENT BUSI-
~ NESS for person in every town. Address,
JONES L CLARK, No. 20 NassausL, New-fork.
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NMBROIDERIES and LACES,
IL ENTIRELY NEW GOODS
JUST OPENED,
CONSISTING op
plack Thread Lace Vsils, from 81 p upward.
Black Pu.her Lace Walls from = upward
M,gui- aud Grensdnc Walls, in all coiors
Black Thread GuipOre and French Lsces a,
Back Lsce Founcnss sl, = IS, : 20, and sl-regih
price, 81, 81 20. 49, and ~
Mantila Center. and Shsw.s, al hal. price.
ALSO,
900 pieces OF Vtlencienn-s Lsces, l. u yard
Real Point Lace Collars. from - upward
(iuirure aud Nslenciennes Collar, and sets
Lscs CoiiuTes, BsIbes, Caps and dsndkefehief
French and Scotch Embroidered Collars and Sets
BresL GAst and Travelling Co. 'Ers and sei,. -
Ipfau, Waists, Robes and Muslin kisog. and insefing'
ozeher with m assortment of every article Ia the uade
-sl At remarkably low prices .r,r,,,,sc
tate Peter Robert.l No ~ Brosiway z
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Wanis.

A RESPECTABLE American Girl, wishes Q
"A stu.iiou a. NURSE or CHAMBERMAID; is ex-
ne eenced aud would objection 90 the country
Apply at No. /, ,237 Broadway, 10 the store.
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miscellaneous.

A SOLAR MATC,I--No Sulphur. he BPST
n burning Mstch etnsr for KiteAn. Psor, smoker o.
Traveller use; a. chesr Sulphur Matches suphut or
Smell when burning Sos where Office Of Solar MAJ
Company, Nos. lOl and ~ Bsekmsn-st., Ny.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-14

ANY one sendines single letter posistsmp will receive CT
oulsr with the sugravings above TeieIedto.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-14

THT BEST PENS ~ ThE WORLD.
recs t Of ruy OF the following in cssh or post
The h.ciber viii seed By return mall or othefsi'e
c.d God Pen OF Pens. seicct.g9 TIE fcms 9ceoTc "a
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Eeaal Noiices.
.DDITIONAL.

AN ACT Ia CONFER ADDITIONAL
N POWER UPON the METROPOLITAN POLICE
Relating to the Inspection Of Steam Boilers, passed AP
fQyp
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-21

A safe in the store of Hill Brothers, on
South street. Boston, was blown omen early
Saturday morning. = An officer heard the re-
port, and was on hand to prevent the robbers
from getting three or four hundred dollars
which the safe contained, although the rogues
escaped.
In Boston, Thursday, a child three wears of
age was taken suddenly ill, its limbs assuming
dark purple hue, and death ensued at ten
o'clock Friday morning. DIR. George Rus
sell, VINO was promptly called in attendance,
pronounced it genuine case of cholera.
In Boston, Friday laborer named David
Lane, while wheeling coal along a staging on
Llncoln's wharf, made mis-step, and fell to
the ground, injuring himself so that he died in
a very short time after falling.
MIDDLEsEx COUNTY.
Hopklnton pays bounty of 500 to each
OF the AZ volunteers that the town is required
to furnish
Ashland has voted to pay 800 bounty to
each volunteer, and one man has agreed to
pay $40 per month, to the first man who en-
lists, during his time of service.
ESSEN COUNTY.
DanYers has voted Sl25 for recruits; that
is higher than any other place in the comfy
of Essex.
Mr.. Samuel Pepper of Amesbury, while
bathing on Salisbury beach, Friday afternoon,
was taken off beyond his depth by the under
current and drowned. His body was recoy-
cred shortly after and carried to Amesbury.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-21

some who wanted their freedom promised as a
condition of their labor. Now, if the editor
OF that paper will work without wages, and
also without even the hope of freedom, he is
great deal meaner than have supposed him.
rejoice that the black man has not sunk to
such depths of degradation. Every man who
works is entitled to freedom and honest pay
ment.
BY such means God calls upon the country
and upon every loyal man and woman. Obey
the call. Then shall we be inspired of heaven
in cause so holy; for then every law of God
will work in harmony with us, the sense of
right, which makes strong the arm and gives
persistency to the will. The sentiment of 9TH
CT nations, that in our age has become a
power, will turn in our favor, and, as the
stars fought against Sisera, will fight against
slavery. Then victory will be ours.
Call to our aid the visions of the future
the countless myriads that, age after age, will
people this broad continent; listen to the
songs of triumph that shall resound from ocean
to ocean, and from the lakes to the gulf,
transmitting praise OF the true, and curses
upon the false, to untold generations; and,
| surrounded by that cloud of witnesses now
! looking down upon us-letus resolve-''Free-
dom and Union, one and inseparabe, now
and foreverl"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-21
Notice 10 Yolnnieers.

Any inhabant of this city, wishing to enlist into 9th
or OF the three regiments from this county already in
hed, or into the Slth regiment now forming nj Cor
Wool can do so by calling my Office No Central
Exchange. will pay to each volunteer the HA,dyod
Doars offered by the City Council as soon as he shall
De mustered into the service of the United states and
arrangements have been made that the volunteer
e DC mustered In the day he enlsts, and secure the
bounty oSlOO without Delay. l will also at the same
e' MAKE all the necessary arrangements for his family
Immediately securing the state aid rendered
Dy MS ABSENCE and will give any advice make anv ma
pers and render any otherassstance in my mower To ON
apie every volunteer to close up his business affairs and
eaVe nome with the least possible Inconvenience to him
sell ana lamlly This notice is given with no view TO in
erere In the slightest degree the prejudice Of any re-
ertng officer now engaged here, for the single pur
pose OF aiding promptly to oil up the number of recruits
required from this city. The volunteer may so far az
am concerned select the regiment he prefers, and will
extend TO each alike, every facility in my power to on
hDe i'm to join his iayorte corps without DAYS need
iesSdelay why should not Worcester be The first civ
III thc commonwealth TO report her full complement ~
recruits 60 make up the 10000 called by the Command
'i I'M, is ioe, T.. EMORY ALDRiCI.
'N'' iO ioo@ ut iylI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-21

Rev Mr.. RICHARD SONS SERMoN.-We
print, this morning, the substance of dis
course delivered in the Salem street church,
yesterday, by Rev. Mr.. Richardson. 1t was
delivered with wonderful force and effect,
which can not be printed; and some of the
most eloquent and telling portions of it can
not be found in the manuscript which we are
permitted to use. They were extemporaneOus
and came from the inspirations of the mo-
ment. We commend this discourse to the at
tention of our readers.
We hear that Rev. DIR. Hill and Rev. Mr..
Shipper delivered discourses on the same
subject; and it was probably the topic of 9TH
er discourses delivered here yesterday, it be-
ing the anniversary of the disaster at Bull
Run.