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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-26

IsEE5a5555se55s7 NORWICH & WORCES-
| e=.=- a.st RAILROAT SUMMER AR
TRAINS GOING SOUTH. LEAVE WORCESTER Ar
| l0O m. Way Passenger Train Arrives Mt Plain
field in season ot train Providence arriving at Piov
10 30 a. m. Way Passenger Train. Connects ct wor-
cester with trains from Boston, Nashua Fchburg Low
ell &c; at Worcester Junction with Western and rT0v
dence and Boston trains; at Norwich with train for New
London Mystic and New Haven.
90 III. May Passenger Train Connects at Wor
ceser with trains from Nashua Fitchburg. Lowell %c
and traits nom Wsc MI ma Tram ron boston
Roads; Plainfeld junction trains from proviience
sengers from Way Stations for New York bv SIcamsr
from New London will take this train to Norwich
Connects at Waeee Nth ans o nor B Ss% York
bury &e At FaeS w Te from SaSPa% 5Sa
| Leaves Norwich for New London at SIS p. m
"a, lKAlNs CONS NoRrH, LEAVE NoRwICH AT
Sxesn Monday cY4ngeig at WORCESTER Lowell
New Lonoon al 30 m, cpendent on arryaiof Steam
er)oo
| field Junction for Providence, at Worcester junction
for Springfield, Albany, &c, and Providence and at
cord # a &C. =. - wo,. p,.,.,.. ,r.., ,,,.s wv
eestcr Junction in for trains to Boston Prov-
to Boston. Na hua Lowell Iiichburg c. ~ '''''
with Train from New London and tiaineid Junction
Tor ENpf'SsS IRAN to Boston. -
JeIg du p St NJ. ANDREWS, sup't
EE=sass57E-575ss WESTERN RAILROAD
s ==.;s=-5z.5=:s SPRING ARRAEGEMENTS. - Com.
ton AI6Sn and Troy. MAY D. io02-Dos'
Leave Worcester for Albany and Wav Stations FAR
commodationJ at ~ a. m. and 6 p, m.
m: cav -''''''' '''>''' 900 d. H. anu d ~ p
New York Mail train 10 n m
Retlroad Connections Albany with the New Yo,k
roaas Al Chatham WITH tie Harlem and hudson seT t and
railroad At Pittsed With he Fit Ft ie aUS SorS
Wested With Il s@pshife and Hampden raroad
At Springfield with the 4atiord New Haven and Spri u
field ara CONNECTICUT River Rs,oads AZ IeirraI Ter
the New London Palmer and Wiimsntic and Rec Tn
and Amherst railrC ads At Worcester Junction
with the Providence and Worcester Worcester and
Nashua, and Norwich and Worcester railroad
Worcester May l.IS62. HENRY GRAY, Sup't.
,-,zl,5,,z7,- = - :, -,
s:ss:i.s: RAiLR0AD SnnmFR GPasN I
= m W. % o. 10 2i ~ "
5 ISs2 " - 1i'N vi NUM- - May
PASsEN GER TRAINS leave for Bosron. as follovvs
Leave Wornestcr AZ 4 40 L,o 4 * 49, 20 80
40 a. m p a. S25 EX% N IL 20 Up HP 10 ram; y
l. $40 a. M and ne n, trs,s s,av+ rP y, III, me
all others from the Low er station i0ii ''o upper
Millblry & 90 a m sTn
| Grafton III i065 a. nv 5iSn m
Westboro' i3G Ia II a m / 10 z "a y,
| Suutbborongb ! rs Ia 5s a IN / 90 ond oon,
COrdayiIla II ia ID . ~, i - : 10 ~ '''' = III
Ashland 7.4S 1926 a. M / s0 / DO ~ m
Milford, ITO g. 10 a. m 4 00n m
NorthbcTO' l. a m ID ri n m
Framinpham I IN Fvnress 3 a. Z m m IA - , %
Exp Iii En- $50 Ii.Gi ExD. a. 'V' iOE' III i'9
Saxonvilie 7.25 a. m. II as D. m
West Secdbam r. Il " ~ IL "a vV' oT p
Granville $50 T54 S2i II y aT IL & % N M Ill
'O'' Lower ais o'o SVo ~ TO- 49, 555 $50
West Newton. 6 r. lip SJ2 g 20 Wor @ 70 II % Wor
Esx t25 Il Az e sS7 2 %oT sI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-26
Y S p Z p STA RE MED
DR.. DARIUS HAM G cos
AROMATIC INVIGORATING SPIRIT

Z
This Medicine has been used by public for six years
with increasing favor, 1t is recommended to cure
Dyspepsia, Nervousness, Heart Burn. Collie Pains
Hea'ache ,DrOwsness Kidney Complaints
Low Spirits DcliriuD lremens, Intern
Ir STIMULATES, ExnILiRATFs, INvIeoRATEs RIFT ,v,,,
NOT lNToXIcATE OR STUPEFY.
AS medicine, it quick and ecctual, curing the most
aggravated cases Of Dyspepsia Kidncy Comniants and
a other arrangements OF the Stomach and Bow els in
1t will instantly rev' the melancholy and droop.
~ aa testre the weak nervous, and sckly, TO
Persons who from the nudicicus of liquors have
constitution broken down, and subject TO that horrible
curse 10 humanity the DELIHll lREMENs. will. almost
cacy OF Dr. Hams lnyigDratnG Spirit
WHAT 1T WILL. DO
oDos5;,-one vine glass fun as often as necessary.
One cose Will cure heartburn
Three doses will cure Indigestion.
One dose viii give YOU a Coed Annette
Ono dose stop the distressing pains Of d, spepsia
one u9SG viii remove the distressing and disa eeabe
checS o VINO or Fatulcncc and as the stomach
receives ne lmeoratH Spirit the distressing load and
One dose VIII remove the most distressing pains of
Cole either in the stomach or bowels
"a lev doses VIII remove all distractions in the Kidney
Bladder, or Urinary organs,
Persons who are seriously afflicted with any Kidney
Complaints are assured speedy relief by dose or two
and radical cure by the use prone or two bottles '
NIGHTLY DISSIPATION.
PERSONS VINO from dsslpating too mnch night and
ieei the ey effects of poisonous liquors. in violent head
aches sickness az stomach, weakness eiddiness will
hnd one dose will remove all had feelings ' WIZ
Ladies Of weak and sicy constitutions should take tho
s mySSrGE Sp, tSe tines day. it viii make them
from ne menstrual organs and restore the
bloom oI health and beauty to tic careworn face ''o
eide TO remove disagree able sensations Mt Tho
All the proprietor asks, is trial, and TO ndncc tI m
quart 81. pi'' oo'ueS' at 5Oc
General l.epot As Water street, New York
For sale in Worcester by Bush Il Go iS,oo. ,,
~ b. Green q Co Geo p uarow Gay tioodeII Ngf in'
"uH ul9
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-26
HIGHLY IMPORTANT CURE.

Il
tOr Tour years aic ed with the most distressing
E!s III my mead, bones, and stomach, and general
shttus OF SORENESS over my whole body together with
onI aad rem6np and fearful dreams, which nor
haar1 me LOT the duties Of HE but made life itself
burden, tried dozens Of remedies without success
'u tinlN hppleu To DR. Hill No " Main street and i'm
n,cnt NV nV s new and expeditions system Of treat
n,ul, ne hlecteu cure. ann now In Dcrtcrt hcnltb
fatigue $3.50 ~ HI' MltU'ut pam OF
To Dr. lLL s. Main st Get Worcester ;f,Si ass ~ H.
hG, {. a HILL Dear Slr-Words cgnno, ,,,.ross 30
Tcceyet leel Is due you for the benefit have
lm6 cannot fully justify my self Vihnmt 'ysS a' ,1,
@ twheh ul my friend. hip ana esteem, insan,ueb ~
bcah ,pprtSI ,ll guardian ANGEL IN restoring mo in
long time ftv ' y UH nee 0eSparcd Of mad for
drossdr,h Nto NeaiSl been troubled with Tint most
uleauul OF all con pHirts Seminal ' n I
HV,VV hie ~ body and mind that / Wns nbljrcd To
nv AXE at pusttss' ana onsut ply stefan regarding
bOstoh commenced taking his ineiiSiraa 's,Vun ~
~, i" ~ 50 TWO months, without priine m rcIi,f.
w I"rN' continued to grow Nvur.e verv isst
uuu los 1Duut twenty pounds of tosL and sa,, IA
continue tabins his hiphlv yguttrd utr,,i,' i,h
WnqW SO u relieve nv suilcrinps iIi H., ti ,ia,,
NY NY u' nal my case was iucurabc that / Ind hotter
VIII wcf1 neItne' lie said that was IN decline,
,,,i+l Noulu ehu IN consumption then iesr nred of
9DlG ing any relief and saw that nlrss ss
viz HilEale inc c0mpl lot, should he numbered
h w wa Happen ny to piss YOUR oflier one dnv
Wkng Your indian Vegetable Nlpdic,s arrb iio 50,b
, ~ INV through the bcnpdng effects flint truly
no ii ~ tlIcHe, restored 10 perfect health and shah
snte, ~ VVoimnend II to any Ofmy rcIids that
sune,lB rom such or any other disease Hoping This
VIII ma Aou enjoying health and pr,sppritv remain
FoXboro', june 2Sfh. 1863 r. MILLS
T. y. You are At liberty To- make public Statement
my case, rs YOU see NJ. n MiiIp
To z, a. Uill. loianic Physcinn,l
~ Main ST., Worcester, Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-26

NsA VETERINARY SURGERY.
E45z6sSo The undersigned has procured stand at f
IN NJ. NTOCKWElL'S Stable No 2 Mechanic
street, where he is ready all times to an
swer Inc calls Of those who desire his services in
the treatment of the various diseases Incident 70 Horse
ana Catile Patients visited at the stable
orders tor the spaying CT Cows promptly att nded
% BN ms operation they become permanent mixers
II Is unattended with danger, and amply repays the own
article is Usually scarce. ~ INV
Inirnary at No l3 Mechanc street.
- WILLARD Il. RICHARDS
10 dawf Veterinary SURGEON.
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Iuitr0a0s
WORCESTER & NASHUA

EsSzas5s~ W OhCEOlEh & NASHUA
st===sss=ss=zsss-s !; A ILR 0 AD.-SUMMER ARRANGE
9sz--E5=M ENT.-Trains run as follows: Leave
Worcester at $40 and Ills a. n, and 4lO p. m.
At Nashua, ali .ranS Connect With Il the trains Of
Concord whore passengers take the to
Montreal, and Vermont Central Railroad.
At Hroto Junction trains connect directly with ths
Of the titchburg Railroad with the exception of the frat
Train from boston and at Fitchb1rg with trains of the
train leaves Worcester every sunday morning at $40
passengers when signal is made Returning leave Low
ell at . ~ ? m. r. ach orcester $50.
Fof IuIther particulars and connections with othe
roads see Pathfinder Railway Guide for the New Ems
worcester June 10. 1852. u '" d dtf SNp'
TszsFs7iaz77s-;l. PROVIDENCE & WOR
s 9---sz-.a CEsTEH RAILROAD. - Summer A;
~ 7z5 rangement. to take effect MONDAY
Passenger trains will leave Worcester for Providence
ai1 way stations a. 100 ant II 30 M, and 400 p M
ttovdence for Worcester and way stations at 20 AMI
VALLEY Falls Trains leave Providence at $50, 7.so,
SiS. iV5U As;9s, a. m, 1900 Ill., l.3O, $50 3SO,
Leave valley Falls at SIS =" co. co. s5s, 1900 Oe
a m and LEO, f.@s, %, 800 4.GJ 5.;S5, 6O5 and
Those trains in bold figures the Worcester trains
ne worcester trains connect at Providence with
ng and with the splendid steamers Plymouth Rock and
Commonwealth to and from New York via Stonington
AT Worcester Junction with Trains l. and from tbs
western. Worcester and Nashua, Ftchburg and WOr
eesteE ostor and Worcester, and Worcester and Nor
Through Tickets to all important points at the West
can be obtained at the Office of the Company in Proyi
dence' at as low rates as by any other route
S. H. TABOR. SUIT
FOR NEW YORK, VIA NEW LON
a DON AND NEW HAVEN. - The Train leaving
worcester at 1898 a M connects at Norwich with
Train Tor NEW LONDON, NEW HAVEN and NEW
at 1885 p. m ?. St NJ ANDREWS Supit
Sup'ts once, Nor. q Wor Railroad,l
Norwich, Feb |, 1860.
Tickets for sale at the Ticket ONCE, Worcester
NJ ORN ICH & WORCESTER LINE
A. OF STEAMERS REMOVED TO
PHI R 30 NORTH RIV
Foot of Yestry Street, New York.
Steamboat Tram for New London leaves Wor.
cester Daily,
Sundays eNcepted) at 200 clock D. M there con
Meeting with the new steamer CITY OF BOSTON on
AOADAIS, WEDNESDdIS, AND FRIDAFS,
and the new steamer CITY OF NEW YORK on
T9ESDA IS THURSDAYS, AND SATURDAYS,
ahdhg IN NEW YORK at the New Pier, Foot of Vestrl
Street.
invS DIFF St. N. ANDREWS, Supt.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-26

Dr. HILL is the only regular physician whose advertise
have been before the public here and throughout
England for the last twenty who has al
ways made the Indian Medicines and sySemo treatment
all of Sexual Difficulties large part his theory
and practice during that period of lime.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-26

HIS INDIAN EAIMENAGOGI'E has hut one formul,
and strength, and is put up in BEETLES of convenient
size, hernctricaly scaled, with accompanying directions
and is forwarded 10 all parts Of New England the uneC
States, and the CanadaS in packages perfectly safe b.
mai express, receipt OF SINGLE price Of S. per bot
tie. Communications by mail are strictly Confidential
and must contain his inyaable fee u 81 ~ insure at
tentiOn
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flour, Garoeerles, 6t.

NEW YORK SYRUPS of extra ouali-
~ tv, just received and for sale by
$40 dtf d. ID. ALLEN, No. Front st.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-26

Is Bear in mind HFiiS hdian EmmeR0gogue Is
preparation intended and efecnaIy remedy and
cure all of Female dllcuy confirmed transient
ana IS the only preparation which Will accomplish that
result being the production at a physician widely
known throughout New England ana other sections Of
the Union, and whose success and testimonials far
coed those of any other practitioner his age, all
branches of PriUdte Practice to be found in the
try ca No preparation OF Indian kmmenagogue is
Harranted Genuine unless purchased at the office Of
DIR. MILL, No. 81 N ain street, Worcester.
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II H E G R E A T E S 7
Female Remedy of the Age.
DIR. G. A. HILLS
Renowned Indian EmmenagOgue
1NFALLIBLE INDIAN EMMENAGoGUE,

MENSTRUAL COMPOUND; prepal alton which daily
experience proves be most speedy and ecaciOus in
its operation, and is Warranted Harmless, and always
4inpS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-26

for the of Private Diseases in either Sex will at all
times be found safe prompt and efficient in Graduating
disease, either chronic and curing all
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-26
miscellaneous.

DlSSOLUEION.-The partnership ex
- isting between $ g. REED 81 NJ. 3. BALLARD has
been this day dissolved by mutual consent, = G. REED
having purchased said Billiards. interest assuming all
demands against and receiving all due said firm of
Reed & Ballard = G. REED
NJ. 5 BALLARD.
eb. %. 1862 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-26

yE==assa7E 5a7ss WESTERN RAILROAD
sE 5+.5i SPRING ARRAEGEMENPS. Com.
=-2r%-n I, eneng MONDAY, May 5. Is62.-Bus-
ton, AIbsE' ard Troy.
Leave Worcester for Albany aud Way Stations lac
comm0dation) at $40 a. m and p, N.
ForNew York and Albany, exp 955 a. N. and 40 p.
r
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-26
UPWARDS OF FIVE HUNDRED BOTTLES!

have been sold within the last Ten Months graf
flying result has been the prompt and thorough resoia
tlOn OF Hundreds of Females, who have sought relief
other preparations in vain thereby demonstrating
its indisputable rie Mt to be STYLED the EreAtest
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-26

SHORTS AND FINE FEED-2O Tons
~ nice quality for sale low b.
mghl7 DIFF W. u. HOLBROOK 4 co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-26

VHE subscriber having taken the Stock
=, = and Stand of the late firm Of L. HARRINGTON &
CO., will continue the
Or I o c e ry b in g = S
as heretofore selling at the lowest prices for cash. and
sollcis continuance of trade from all old customers
and the public generally. l.. HARRINGTON
Successor to l.. Harrington Il Co,
S03 Main ST., directly south Ofthe Old South Church.
Feb. 10, 1852. dtf fiji
Smyrna times., 1862-02-13

"A BENEvoLRNT Mission BALKEp.-Bjsboe
Ames and Gov. FIsh-our Commissioners for
'"e re''et 9i lie wants of Union prisoners at
The SOnih-have bean forced TO return william,
accomplishing The benevolent eTrand on which
they were sent by our Government. The rebel
r"'ers' backed up by the Richmond journals.
nave peremPtory refused to permit them to
pass the;: lines: so that the noble order of See.
retary Stanton-the ia; -;"raton of q tender SO.
IIciIuce for the welfare of our gallaHt men now
PInlng In Southern p'isoGs, and which sent a
thrill of satisfaction through the heart of the
North-comes to naught.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-13

cave captured thousands of prisoners of war
""u npoureds OF spies in every disguise, and
not 'he hrsl one Of these has been tried for his
or'"es' though many of them would have been
regularly executed by all laws ofsrdinarv war
'are' Many of the Union men of Tennessee
nave been executed fer burning bridges. The
'eesIs nave come within our lines nd done the
'nlhgs, but, we believe, in no case yet been
executed
line entire charge then reefs upon this, that
we nave sought 10 crush out the rebellion bv
eIoodShed, and by blocking up habors rather
than BY sending in our fleets to lombard towns.
n''A "' 'hese always have been practised before
/" war The English government attempted to
oi"ck up the habor of Bou!ogne in 1904. She
DID sink ships in the Savannah river in tho var
of lnde depenccnce.
In fac', there never was war conducted se
merclulIy as TO life, or so expensiveIy as 10 our
ewh property in snving the illusion of blood. :
this war has beet. Nor is there any doabt t.st
without the base sympl hizers in Europe, and |
especially In some Europesn governments even !
'O"ce"Ilng and deayng the reception of dis.
'atches' the rebellion would have been crushed
o"s age If indeed it ever had begun. For all
ne lnconVenieHces which England has suffered
ne has the conduct of her own public agents
lone 10 thank. This is what history will
how. Even now, if these governments will
My stand stlll and privately remove the ex.
resslon OF their sympaties, the rebellion can. t
OF last. Il
Smyrna times., 1862-02-13
The Humanities of the War.

There lie. snys the Philadelphia Ledger. a
eeHain portion of the European press hired nd
10 The pay Of secession politicians who are de.
Calming ever upon the nbumanit with which
toe present war has beea carried on. The
ol"eking up ot Charleston arbor is declared nv
S'ee Ut these writer's 10 be such an outrage as
" warrant she interference Of oil civilized ma.
uSn'' and then Intervention and recognition of
<Ae 'eeessoP States. On the Contrary il is easv
'e proved, and history will show that such
h'e''erence, # ever gravely attempted against
tue desire Of the United Ststes Government
T'a'd ee one OF the most inhuman outrages of
"''0ry' 10 conIravenIion Of all the ayowed
's"''menI' OF civilized governments, and reyer.
'"s all The supposed prcgress aud precedep,s
81 International 'plomacv.
TUE war was commented with every circun.
sauce Of aggraVatIOn. II was a consoirscv
'Ea'"i most ERIId governmen,-a csnsp,rocv
s''h', tue liberty of The majority, and to ex.
''"a 'ne principle and practice of slaverv-s
s'@'p'f'ey involving more perjury nd BETRAYAL
P'"ef BY men trusted on Their oatbs. Than
Sy o" reeord YET not one of all these nan
"''s been punished toy treason, though MANI
'e S9en captured. Has this been our ipbu.
Rtsity WI '""u-
"s oeen war which has assumed all lie
's""nde and serious proportions ,hrsnob
~s ueaisd With too much Ieniency and for.
'.s's"es al first. The most solemn oath of,b.
$50 ' o. Tue af"S had been SO leuientIy con.
4s9 mat new forms had to be used. and all
VIZ oyer again, in order to sift out ftiends
Nor was It until the freing on Sum.
'As 'he North. that a single step was
p 20 'sI'e an army. Harper's Ferry was
',Oysd' aud Norfolk Beized, and out trooOs
'0e'ed IN Baltimsre before We could and
r commence TO prepare for a real civil war
- Iaen the post was continued through the
'' S's'es, apd for mouths after that xprass
psa'ss we're sllswsd ts carry letters md pa.
aud fro, sad spies and enemies we're al.
~ssa 70 travel through the North.
""as been an attempt TO carry through ,be,,
eu'''es with toe great mildness that wou,s
"s more proper charge against The NA,,h
.1' " Is said sha, We have changed. and f,oo
n s extreme are rapidly rnshing To the other
s' '""k al The facts. We have had o,, -.
.l' surnsd a, sos BY pirates like those - -. =.
"a, a"a 'ne Sumtsr' sailing uuder the
poss, = ss''o' sa'''"' rec'gnized as such BY aay
A.,. 'a we hase caught hundreds Of
~ s's men. and aot one III them has bes. a..
"'a'a England haye been az farba.,,;...,.s, ,,s.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-13

trnnorsd that the several railroad cOro,.
"'e' wac were 10 receive the money raised by
'he france lottery grant, intend TO bring suit
against the State for the recovery Of the amount
appropriated for the use. Another ia that
John A. Morris will continue his drawings.
(haVing rendered the State Treasurer eIs 000
90 the hrst Of January, which was retusedA
and test The legality Of his acts in the Superior
Court Court of Chancery and up to the su.
Preme Court of The United States. Itis barely
possible we presume, that the lawyers NAV
conclude to divide 500, 900 among themselves
yearly, for and against the privilege. wbch in
that cas-" may not be decided in the courts be-
fore the year OF cur Lord IT'S, sbou, which
Lime the grant was to expire Gazette.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-13
VEN DIE

The subscriber will sell at public sale, at hi,
residence. on the farm known as The "CeIl,ns'
Farm" in Raymend's Neck on Tuesday, 25th
day OF Feb.' 1862, the following personal pro
perty:
head OF good work Horses, good drivino
Mare, two.year-Old Colt, 5 head of Mich Cows
l yoke large Work Oxen. 3 pair young Steers
three years old; 2 Devon Bulls, three wears
old several head Of Young Cattle, 2 Sowt nd
PIgs' York Wagon. nearly new; l No.top
Buggy, Mill Dearborn, 2 Ok Carts, Whea,
Reaper (Manny parenD, Wheat Thrasher,
Coffee mill CerRsheller, Hand Cornsbelle,
Grain Fan, Coook Steve and fixtures. PIows'
Hsrrews, Cultivstors, and olhes Eararns uten.
sils; also, crsp of Wheat on the gruRnd, 50 bus
sowing. The unexpirsd time of Negro Boy.
having about years to serve.
TERMS All sums under $40 casb nj, ovo,
that amount credit Of 8 months will be given
by giving Tote or bond and approved security.
f'bl3 BENJAMIN F. LATTOMUS.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-13
Gen. Stone Arrested for Treason

Inc country was startled on Moaday at the
announcement of the arrest of Gen. S,o,o to,
treason. The charges at first withheld have
since been revealed, and they confirm lee wors,
SusPiclSns as 10 the cause ofthe wholesale muir.
der at Balls Bluff. The charges are put bv
'he Government in the following form:
Is'' Fer misbehavisur at the battle Of Balls
! Bluff.
3D. For holding correspondence with the
ene"y before and since the battle of Balls Rlu q
and receiving visits from rebel officers al his
camp.
80. For treachercusy suffering the enemy
10 build fort or strong work, since that battle.
Snoer MS guns, without molestatiog.
4th. For treacherOus design to expose his
force to capture and destruction bv the eneoov
under prstsnce of orders for a movement f,or,
the Commanding Gsnersl which had not be.D
given.
IL Is said that a eourt-mart will sneedi,v
% n'd' Why not bold that court.mar,ial at
Washington and gather the whole Unisn armv
70 see tbs execution Of its sentence! This il
the enly fitting punishment ofa nan who be.
trays hundreds of brave men to their death. a.
was done. it now appears, with consent of this
Gen. SteHe.
Inc shadow of disaster that has lonp lain
along the Potomac needs to be lifted. and nos.
slbly this blow falls on those who have beIn.d
most OF all to create it, and keep it there.
whoever the responsible parties are, let the
investigation be thorough and decisive, cultins
TO The heart OF all the rOttenness, ifany exists
Ihe country is Pa'nfaly alive 10 the condition
OF the army 10 which its defence is entrusted
u must have clear record of honor on the part
OF every man who holds responsible position.
1t reascsable suspicious exist against any man.
let them be cleared up without waiting the
slow rOsnd of painful weeks and months. or le,
the guilty be detected and driven forth inlo the
Sltterest punishment their crimes deserve.
Dr. Ives, correspondent of the New York
Herald, has been sent to Fort McHenry, on
suspicion of Prying into the secrets ofthe Cab.
OInet' Supposed for improper purposes, he being
native Of Southern State and having a bro.
'her in the rebel army.