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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-12-09
The News from Newbern.

NEW YORK, Dec. s. A Newbern, N. c., letter
OF the 4h, saws, from information received
through what is deemed a reliable source, we
learn that the rebels Of late have become sudden
~ and unusually active in and about Whining
ton They are mining the roads leading to the
city on the New Topsa Inlet side. In Whining
ton the rebels are actively engaged in moving
heavy guns; whether these guns are being moved
out OF town with view 10 the evacuation q
eastern North Carolina or to new positions or
Notifications we do not know.
MoREHEAD CITY, N. c., Dec. g. The U. S.
steamer Guide leaves for Baltimore tomorrow
AT Beaufort, on the I'd, Gen. Banks was nomi-
mated for the next presidency by the Eastern
North Carolina Free Labor Association at a large
and enthusiastic meeting. Ratification meetings
are to be held by local associations at different
points.
NEwBERN, N. c., Dec. l, via Fortress Mon
roe, Dec. 7. In consequence of the strong oppo-
sition of the free labor party in eastern North
Carolina, no election will be ordered for repre-
sentatives to the 9th congress from this state.
Petitions, however, are in circulation for early
election to the next congress.
Ithas been discovered that it is the intention
of the rebels to abandon Immediately all that
portion of North Carolina lying eastward of
Weldon and the Wilmington railroad The
health of our officers apd men continues remark
ably good. The yellow fever at Wilmington is
slowly abating.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-12-09
The soldiers Have a Riot.

NEW YORK. Dec. s. Considerable trouble has
occurred within the past few days at the camp
on Union Course. IL is laid to have arisen from
complaints that the food furnished by the con-
tractor was poorly cooked, etc. Demonstrations
on the part of the troops ensued, during which
4 poor womaus house was burned down, the
fences Of the Course burned, and general terror
spread throughout the neighborhood.
A portion of Col. Marsh's regiment had dis
graceful row at drinking house in East New
York, during which, it is stated one soldier was
shot dead, and another badly wounded, when
the soldiers retired for reinforcements. During
their absence the man who kept the place re-
moved his family and escaped. The soldiers soon
returned and set fire to his house, burning it to
the ground, after possessing themselves of all the
liquors, over which they held carousal. An
officer sent out on Sunday by Gen. Andrews to
ascertain the facts, found very few commissioned
officers on the ground, and the men in very up
roarons state. Most of the officers were at no.
tells in this city, or had gone home. A house in
which sixteen tons of ammunition were stored
was RACED TO the ground during this demonstra-
ton; but no officer, it is stated, endeavored to
prevent it, but rather tacitly encouraged the men
in in their riotouS doing.
General Andrews has issued orders for the reg
iments TO draw and cook their own ratiOns, and
las aken other steps essential to the comfort of
the soldiers, which generally is attended to by
regimsntal officers, and the camp has now as
sumed u more orderly appearances.
For ,he Information OF Massachusetts or other
eastern officers who may receive commissions
and NOT be mustered into the service in the state
in which they IRE commissioned, ii is well to
state that the United States mastering officer in
this city refused to-day TO muster in lieutenant
commissioned by Gov Andrew, obging him to
TO return 10 Boston to be mustered in in that
city.
Several transports have arrived to day, aud
the embdrkatiou of the remainder of General
Banks expedition will probably be completed
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-12-09

NEW YORK, Dec. S.-COTTON continues dull; sales
400 bales at &c @ SIC for mddling uplands. =.
FLOUR-Receips AZ 4l0 bbs; sales IL 800 bbls; state
and western shade mer and rather active ssu.
per1ne state s. $3.50; extra state 90 a 65 round
hoop ONO St Is 0 SIS; superne western 5S5 q S64O;
common to good extra western Sis q 645 southern
unchanged sales 1900 bbs; mixed to good SIS 700;
sales $50 bbls: extra 6.l0 q $50
uWheat quite rm sales lSS,5OO bush; white Ohio
weite Michigan l59 Corn lie better, with a good de-
mand sales 1911 900 BUSH mixed western Is "a Isle for
shipping INCLUDING two boat loads to arrive 6c
CSC. - U
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-12-09
From Burnside's Army.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoroMAc,
Dec. 8. During the past 48 hours large quanti-
ties of supplies have been prevented from land
ing at Aqua and Potomac creeks by the low
water; and the ice in the latter is two inches
thick. Notwithstanding this the army generally
is provisioned for twelve days ahead No move
ments of Importance to-day. Many regiments
are erecting huts. The impression however is
prevalent that the present quiet will be of short
duration
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-12-09
Anttrons.
FARM FOR SALE.-The

fiF...1 FARM EOh- SALE.-Ihe sub
i scriber offers for sale the Farm in the northeastern
s.AA-lv part of Leicester, and about two miles from
leicester Academy owned by the heirs to the Estate of
William Holbrook, deceased.
tcontsins about 50 of land IS 20of which are
moving and tillage, and wood sufficient home con-
sumption. The Buildings are nearly new The Dwel.
ling Hoqses two stories high about 80 by As feet with
wing IL by "a feet, and contains six The lower
floor andfour chambers The Barn is 81 by 10 feet with
manure cellar under the whole and never falling
stream of pure soft water passing through 1t
heTe are about 50 grated apple trees the place. In
The location of this Farm is favorable for Dairy or
Market Farm, 1t being only five miles from the city Of
worcester and one and half miles from the extensive
manufacturing village of Cherry Valley The Farm waE
last soldfor $780, and is now offered for $1,000 in cash
JOS. A. DENNY.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-12-09
Reinforcing Gen. Foster.

New YORK, Dec g. A Fortress Monroe dis
patch to the Philadelphia Press, dated December
9th, states that division commanded by Gen.
Emory, sailed south from Hampton Rolds last
Friday night. Its destination is to reinforce
Zen. Foster in North Carolina. The rebels
and Suffolk. The reinforcements consist Of
three New York regiments, one Pennsylvania
and one Massachusetts, regiment. includiny n
force of four thousand men "
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-12-09

New YORK. Dec. g. The steamer Daniel
Webster has arrived from Alexandria with 400
sick and wounded w. II. Goodwin, Of the IGN
Massachusetts, died aboard. She had in tow the
government ship ST. Mary, with 300 more, but
was compelled 10 leave her Sunday, on account
Of the heavy weather and high sea
A special Washing on dispatch to the Post
says the committee ON ways and means agree
with Mr. Chase, that no more treasury notes
shall be issued
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-12-09
BOSTON CITY ELECTION.
THE REPUBLICAN TICKET ELECTED.

BosToN. Dec. g. Frederick W. Lincoln, the
ton to-day, by over 1900 plurality. The follow
ing was the vote: Lincoln, $685.; Wightman
supported bv the democratic and peoples organ
izations, STA The republican ticket for alder
men, composed of republicans and democrats,
was also elected
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-12-09

NEW YORK, Dec. a-SToCKS are hrmer but lack &C
tyity Chicago and Rock Island 793 Cleveland and To-
ledo 81; Gaena and Chicago 80 Cleveland and Pitts
burg IT; Milwaukee, and Prairie du Chen 49, Illinois
Central scrip Is; Michigan Southern guaranteed 50
Michigan Central 3d. Michigan Southern Railroad $50
Hudson 1875 Erie Railroad Gil Erie preferred SO; Penn
sylvania Coal Co ll52; American Gold 1871 Pacific Mail
lslfs TO- Central 1929; Illinois Central lO9; North
Carolina skies 693; Missouri skies 524; skies certif
cate year. $751; skies 81, coupons lO4S U skies
81, registered 99}; Demand Notes l27t.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-12-09
KENAEDYS RHEUMATIC IMMINENT.

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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-12-09

during the week. Brig. Gen. Andrews, COM
mandlng the remnant of the expedition, with his
staff, arc working night and day to accomplish
shis result
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-29

il irritaied the minds Of the greater number, and
gained over none" The Journal. while coz
eedine that the proclamation can do no good, only
where il can be made operative. and that mus.
be by the occupation Of tie rebel territory Ia
vors pernicious policy, the effect of which Is
to irfitate the minds OF the greater number.
while gaining over none
In IT'S. Isis. and in l52O our own people ex
ecratei the same measures as revolving to the
civilization Of the age, which the Journal now
approves not only, but extols. We ask every
good citizen to think candidly OF these things.
We condemned "a impolitic not only but as in
famous. the very policy now proposed By the
radicais and which said was violation OF the
laws OF nations and of the rights of belligerents.
While we utterly condemn the rebellion and are
in favor Of the most vigorous measures which
will accomplish the restoration Of the national au-
thority and the national unity, and. as Mr. LIN
coLS declared il TO be his first and most ardent
wish. the restoration Of all the States to their
constitutional rights. should fail in manliness
If We did not deprecate measures which, as a
people We have condemned. and which all civilized
countries declare 70 be barbarous, inhuman,
unjusuiable. and as illegitimate warfare.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-29

gress y 70 provide by law the 'rnles for the gov
eminent and regulation of the land and naval
forces Under this provision. can il provide by
laH Tor the subsersion of the Constitution. be
cause one State or dozen States are IN rebellion!
Under the plea Of mtirtaining toe Government.
can It overthrow III In war and in peace the
Constitution i supreme. IL Is az much 80 in a
civil var a. ia a foreign one Military arrests
and executions are in accordance with army regu-
gulati0ns. but when il Is claimed that the posses
sion OF commission and q pair of shoulder
straps confers upon the owner the right TO arrest.
punish and execute citizens who are not in the
army, we may well inquire what despotism will
next be advocated aud justified. When it IS
claimed that the existence Of war confers upon
the President the power TO stiike from existence
the Constitution and laws OF eleven States of
this Union, override the Constitution of the gen
eral Governments, ard prescribe the social condi-
ton OF twelve millions Of people, Is II not time
to ask if the nation Is drunk or insane!
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-29

An effort is being made to remove General
BUELL. from his command. The opposition to
him comes from the radicals--the same men who
have been and are yet clamoring against McCLEL-
Ian The President yielded 10 the pressure
against the latter and sent General PoPE to cap
ture Richmond. He started out with VAIN
glorious paper proclamations as to what he would
accomplish. but il was all wind work. His army
was driven back with terrible loss. and a Re-
publican friend who was under PoPE, remarked
to US the other day, if he had continued in com
mand three weeks longer the Army of the Poto-
mac would have been scattered to the four winds
OF heaven. The radicals may succeed in forcing
a similar experiment in the West The follow
ing from the Washington dispatches to the New
York Tribune, ioreshadow the influences at work
to dispiace BUELL.:
GES. BULLS ISKFFfoIExcY There is reason
to hope that the Government has under consider
alton the question of appointing a successor TO
General Buell., II not also that of assigning one
General 70 the command of all the West, now d-
vIded into 80 many departments Gems. Hunter
and Heintzelman have been spoken of in connec-
ton with the position
The Louisville Journal thus alludes to Gen.
BULLS recent movements:
The MARCHES OF the OPPOSING ARMIEs-It
Is well known To the reader that the design of
Gen. Buell., when he broke up his encampments
in the vicinity OF Battle Creek was to crcum-
vent Bragg in ms contemplated foray upon Ken
lucky, his cherished object being to avert The
capture OF Louisville by the formidable reDe.
army which has recently threatened US from
the time that we were informed that Gen. Bragg
had taken up the line of march from Chatta-
nooga, and that Gen. Buell. had commenced a re
trograde movement from Huntsville, we all in
dulged feeling of painful anxiety for the solu-
ton OF the problem rs to which commander
should first reach Louisville. the goal OF the
ambition OF each Our fall or our safety hung
upon the result. and we snail see how nobly the
gallant Buell. has fulfilled the high trust OF re-
eving Us from fate as terrible Is rebel invasion.
Gen. Bragg left Carthage on the 2lst of August,
and Gen. Buell. moved from Lebanon. Tennessee,
on line about equally distant from Louisville nj
the same date Gen Buell's march was To some
extent circuitous, rs he traverse ed distance OF
three hundred and sixty one miles, arriving at the
mouth of Salt River one day in advance oil
Braggs arrival at Bardstown, Bragg having
marched in almost direct line distance of bu,
two hundred and six miles, Gen. Buell. guarding
an immense train, while Bragg travelled with but
little transportation. In our anxiety We may at
times have deemed Gen. Buell's movements
tardy, but We now recognize in our deliverer all
the noble qualities of the hero, who has earned Il
nations gratitude.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-29
From the New York World.
STicIding To Pressure."

President Lincoln, in his address to the Border
States Congressmen, warned them that the press
ure upon him to issue an emancipation proclama-
ton was 50 great that he feared he might yet be
compelled to yield. His distrust OF his own re
sistlng power has since been fully justified In
deed this Welding to pressure is Mr. Lincoln ;
fatal weakness. he yielded to pressure in urging
General Scott to fight the first battle of Bull
Run: he yielded to pressure in giving Colonel
Miles another command. when he should have
been shot; he yielded to pressure in di>concertiug
General McClelian's plans last spring. by order
ing premature advance at the West; ne yielded
to pressure in 80 meddling with the penisular
campaign as to cause it to miscarry.
No man ever vet administered successfully the
affairs Of great nation without "a back bone in
capable of yielding 10 pressure
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-29
M EDiCAE.
PREVENTION is BETTER THAN CURE.

FfNO LADIES OF DELlCATE HEALTH Okt IMPAIRED
II Organization, 10 those % Hhou a. increase Il
t'y d, ron any Objectionable. tle Undersigned
would oner prescription winch Is perfectly reliable and
sait and which has been prescribed IN various parts Il
the Old "orlc ior she Although rs article
l. eI cheap and staple. yet IL has been put up IN half
plhOtes and sod very extensively az the exhorbtant
price Of - bottle undersigned proposes fur
asa the recipefo- ST. by the possession OF which every
lazy can supply aesselita perfect safeguard, Any
drug store Tor Tie rrng sun Of - per year Any
physician irugyss iiltl you il sperfectly arless
thousand u testimonials be procured Of It's efficacy
Semitic any part olIhe world receipt address,
ing DRJ-C. DEyEKATA.
P-o. Box, So.a253. New Haven Connecticut.
iiy22-t8w'gl
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-29

The Loss AT HARPER. FERRY "A correspon-
dent Of the Philadelphia Inquirer writing from
Harper's Ferry under date of the 18th inst, saws:
BY this surrender, it can not be called cap
ture, the rex, took fourt sen thousand five hun
dred men. one hundred tons OF ammunition. ra-
,ions for fourteen thousand men for twenty DAYS
fity-seven guns (some of them the best Parrot
guns, fourteen thousand stand OF arms, and four
batteries Of field artillery.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-29

Coz. WILDER ExcBANGED.-GeneralB Buell. has
effected the exchange OF Col. Wilder. giving for
HIM twenty-five privates and one Lieutenant.
Col. Wilder Is now with Buelfs advance, under
Ten " ood.-Lousuiiie Democrat
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-29
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

CRY TsEAsvExK's OTTIcE- Sept Il, 1862
NTOTCE is hereby given that the city taxes for the
year lsc2 are now due and the duplicate placed IN
NV hand collection Persons indebted 10 the city Tor
taxes win please call and settle the same
sls-d2w Jos. X. ENGLISH, City Treas.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-29

CtEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS
- office until 10 o'clock, A. NJ, Monday the 9th day of
October, 1862, for
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-29
PROPOSALS.
2.0O0 Cavalry Horses and
1000 Artillery Horses.

1000 Artillery Horses.
All to be delivered at The Government Stables in lndi
annapolis Indiana.
Deliveries of Cavalry Horses be follows:
500 within ten (l0) days from date Of contract.
twenty = :.
800 - thirty (30) .
said Horses sound in all particulars, less than
lo) than eight % years old; from - l6
hands high; dark coloTs no greys gooc square tTOt-
tiers: bride wse and Of size sufficient for Cavalry pur
poses
SPECIFICATIONS OF ARTILLERY HOgSfs.
ID 252 wheel Horses. pair bays browns, blacks
10 hands high upwards, strong and active. from
20 . years old, entirely sound, well broken, and
square trotters in harness.
% Horses. pairs bays, browns, blacks, 49,
han high or upwards, strong, quick, and active en-
tirely sound from 5 TO years old well broken and
Square in harness
81 pa Horses in pairs, bays browns, or blacks entirely
sound from 5 10 years old, sizes suitable for ex-
changes in the first named Horses, well broken
and square trottors in harness. Each Horse to
weigh no, less than eleven hundred LOO pounds.
Deliveries If Artillery rorses 10 be as follows:
50 Horses OF the first named)
60 " third
Within fifteen % days from date Of contract The same
number $500 Of classes respectively within
yhve 25 DAYS from date OF contract. and the residue
AGO. within thirty five 5 days from date Il contract.
No bid Will be entertained, unless accompanied by a
guaranty for It's faithful performance Porn Of bid and
guaranty can be had on application 10 this Office.
No bid viii be entertained for less than 100 Horses.
Proposals will be indor>ed proposals for Cavalry
Ho SeS'' and Proposals for Artillery Horses,
Any other information viii be promptly given. on APP
pication the undersigned personally OF BY letter
JAMES 4. EKIN.
ss4-dtd 40 NJ. Z. 5 A.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-29
200 Tons ESaied Hay,
5000 Bushels Oats, (in bulk)
$1,000 - Ear Corn, On bulk.)

5000 - Ear corn, (in bulk.)
To be delivered the United States Forage House.
Indianapolis, Indiana
The Hay 10 be good clear Im0thy-hard pressed-each
bale not 10 weigh less than 300 pounds
None bu; well filled clean oats. and sound merchant
able corn will be received.
One-thrd % Of each be delivered in ten (l0) days
one-tird > in twenty (20) days, and balance in thirty
(3O) DAYS from date of contract.
Each bid must be accompanied by sufficient guarantee
for its faithful performance.
Form of bid and guarantee be had at this Office
No bid will be entertained for less than fifty tons OF hay
1000 bushels Of corn and 900 bushels of oats.
sept26-dtd JAMES 4. EkIN, A O. VI L. :. A.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-29
Important To Females!

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Also. for sale. DR. DEWEEsS REGULATOR PILLS
For Female Distractions, Irregularities &c. Married la
dies IN certain situations should them, they
would cause miscarriage Price 81 per box and may be
sent b. mail
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for those wishing 20 limit The number Of their oprtnr or
the barren who desire children warranted net To inure
the health and will last for afete any address
under seal, on receipt Of the price-TwO DOLLARS
PATIENTS AT A DISTASCE-fy sendn brief state
nen Il their symptom, vii receive Blank Chart contain
g lit -fcuestio. for the course oftreatent
&c Medicines semitic any Par q the country any
case a. home. free from danger o. curiosity
All transactions private and confidential Remember
the name ard number.
Direct all letter.
GALES's HEAD DisPESsARY,
octl5-d&w Louisville Ky
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-29

- i soldier in the Attn Indiana cavalry.
in Kentucky, writes as follows to the editor of
the Gibson County Union Democrat:
Stick TO the sth of January Democratic plat
form. It Is the true doctrine Keep the plat
form standing in your paper until after the eec
ton, anu occasionally put it on first page Fight
for it night and day-circulate Il freely.
iIhe secessonists of Kentucky look upon the
Democracy the worst enemies of the Southern
Coniederacy / was talking 10 an influential
Southern rights" man the other day who said:
81 think more of Horace Greeley and the Repub-
lican party than 90 of the 9Th OF January Dem
ocrats. ior." said he. upon one condition old
Greeley and the Republican party are willing to
dissolve the Union; but the Democracy OF Indi
ana are TOR the Union, first, last, aud forever
REITERArING ITS DIsUNIoS SESlINENrs-The
Tribune OF Monday denies that .'the editor Ia
vored a new compromise on the slavery question
during the winter of lc60-l and adds
We were willing to let the Cotton States 90 in
peace, provided the great body OF their people
wished 10 quit the Union.