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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-12
Princeton, Feb TO- 1855 OoopN ds A"etione Sai
~ a. GUARDIANS SALE or REAL

T3ll.T U 4AANIJI NV . DHIE VV n FHI
ssiiii ESTATE BY License of the Court Of Probate
@tor the county Of Worcester will be sold at Iub-
lie Auction, on WEDN ESDAY. the z tn day Of March
instant At three clock In the afternoon. the premi-
scs, the Estate recently owned nud cupied by iona.
than H. knights, deceased situated on tho soatherIy
side Pleasant street, within few rods Main street.
In worcester, containing about 900 feet OF Land with
good two story Dwelling House thereon, In thorough
repair and one Of the most desirable Estates now for
sale IN the city, The premises NAV be examined at any
time previous to the sale. Possession given ON the rst
day Of April next Terms easy, and made known ut the
time and place of sale. T. ". HAMMOND
Guardian OF Persis b. Knights and Hattie \. Knights.
Worcester, March L. 1863. dts
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O. FARM AT AUCTION VIII be

1s1s51t FARM AT AUCTION will be
I sold at public auction unless previously disposed
sE4ssAzof ut private sale, Oh WEDNESDAY, March 49,
1853, at one O'Clock P. on the premises. THE WAT
son FARM, so called stuattdGa Holden, Worcester
county, and halt mites northeast from the centre
OF the town. two aud half mi from the depot in
Oakdac, ard seven miles from tho city Of Worcester
The farm is o the best In the vicinity contains ono
hundred ard one acres of excellent land has upon Il
one Of the best Barns In the county, hundred feet
by forty, which has been huit but few wears, with
shed and Corn Ban; Spring water IN the barn and
yard good two story House. with ou'-buildnRs
Two thiIds0 OF The purchase rem upon the
place Also at the same time, lot Of Land containing
acres Of Moving and 1ilage Land lying In the bend
OF the Sunaoonsett river sal farm For further
information en- lure Of the Auctionccr or OF GEORGE
HOBBS, 1906 Main street, Worcester.
f25 diff w. H. LAWSON AuntIonear
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| 1..X:-186 OK -.

Another lndcrfll Ingredient of razilian origin i'm
parting beauty to the complexion and brliancv the
mind Is yet unknown to the commerce of the world and
we withhold its tor the present.
Dir. W A Childs surgeon of the Tenth Vermont Regi-
ment writes II wish every soldier had bottle of Plan
tltion Bittcrs. Thny effective perect ami
harmless tonic ever 1sed."
The following is from the famous hotel propretors of
Washington
WASHINGTON. d. c., Nov. L. 1862
Messrs. =. Il. DRAKE " Co Please send us twei We
dozen Plantation BitteTs. they much liked by the
guests of our house. Respectfully yours,
SYKES, chadwick il CO.,
Proprietors Wizards Hotel
Such is the LANGUAGE reaching as daily. No article
had equal sale Under circumstances will the
pure standard Of The materials used be departed from
These Bltters sold by all the principal Druggists
grOcers, hotels ana restaurants BE sure each bottle
bears tile fac simie Of the proprictors' signature
r. IL. DRAKE a. CO.,
202 Broadway, New York
For sale by G. P. HARLOW ami G. X SPURR Wor-
deOp&weoWis6U MIG
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-, ANVV 7 IO4N ~ IIltLCCn hFdE OF
NAXA AYRSHIRE CATTLE, on Cows from 10 q
NJ years old Ieiters three years old this sprIng
rs==-s all IN calf, four Heiiers one wear old thle
spring, yoke three years old steers handy and one
for beef. $500 "A' u"
The subscribe will sell above named cattle at ha
stable la Princeton the 10th day March 1853 corn
mencng at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon.
Toe subscriber has bred Ayrshire cattle for twenty
yenrs commencing In lS43 with bull presented bv The
lion Mr. Gushing Of atcrtown to the Worcester z.
TehituIa Soeiey this bull Tie subscriber osstd with
the best native cows then bred back TO Ayrshire has
kept fall blood Ayrshire bull that time, that
mis- cattle very nearly full blood Terms cash or nD-
provetn0tes sixty days JOHN KkDOKS
WILLIAM GooDNoW, Auetioneer
Princeton, Feb 90 1868. dta fai
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Upton, March 4, 1851 81 '''' dif mehs
- FOR SAFE = The Post Ofiee


IL FOR SALE From s to -
8sS 10 Acres Of the best Land In the City Of -
Worcester. situated three fourths If a~1F.A
- mile from Main street, on the westerly 49,.
sde Of Pratt street (caed the Garden of Eden under
nigh state OF cultivation, sloping the southeast
Inere are growing tine PREMISE Peach Trees three or
four years old Apple Trees Of the choicest kinds about
TWO acres OF Strawberries oil the best kinds, large
quantity Of Rhuoa-b There is also the promises an
excellent spring q water. The whole land hes oeen
used for garden purposes The present owner, havhg
other business TO TO- will sell the above 81 par
gain. For terms, which will be easy. lnqure az ne
store Of JOHN Is. PRATT, JR & % Nos. "a ana p
Main street, or o. the Hon. ISAAC DAVIS -
Worcester, Feb. IS 1858. d@Tu ~
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MRS. CUTTING makes Mems and
IVl po,s, clothes Particular attention paid to r.
pairing She solclts publie patronage. No-I High 81
Court. ut AH
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FURNISHING UNDERTA u
His Coffin Warerooms at SO Front street where can
always be found large assortment OF Cohhs OF MI vi
crent kinds OF patterns Mentoc and alnut CasheIA
of all sizes Colin Plates and Robes of the best pattern
an,i..~-s r. Uesidence SO Front street uu aul4
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VHE MOST ELIGTBLE R0UDING

or fr r LIE u THE CITY eithe- for a Handsome Block
6r i separate Estates, Can be purchased if applied
west sde of ff an. Rxt thirty days is situated % the
and bcantifi @ STREET, of the healthy
s ~ OF Hon Hartley Williams and Joseph D. Dam
81, aa9 IN IN uneXceptionabe neighborkood IL
mds o. lSi leet and depth Of about 5G il
mi Ge OeSS varieties of Fruit Trees in bearing ana
Is seldom that an opportunity presents Of
puSasis !ulul sue so situated, either for oc.
cupancV or i1r Investment and surn is a,,a -
italists. ~~P"ney' UT cap
Building Lots, several Houses and tracts of an, 80
from TO six be had on fsyorshle oi
OF the SUBSCRIBER. ID. s, MESSIN
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f26 an y. b LAAIsoN, Auctionear.
A UCTION.-'rhe Stock and Fixtures q

A UCTION-'rhe Stock and Fixtures of
- Livery Stable will, the 2lst day Of March, at
10 o'clock A. NJ. be sold at Public Auction the Stable
Of AMMlDON WHITTEMORE, No. Is Foster street
Worcester, Mass, consisting the following named
rroperty Eight Horses, one nice Saddle Horse six
Top busYies nearly new, one Phaeton one Carrvnll,
one Chase, very light, Open Buggy one stage
Coach, twelve single Harnesses sett Double Hack
do one sett Light Carriage do. eight sObes Blankefa
NC all In good condition Also ss Shoais 9ale posi,
tive. AMNIDON h WIITrT n AinI{{E 'A-
mch9 DIV b. W. ABBOTT. Aucfioneer.
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Mrs. ri. w. Ger.sId., PHIsIcIAN AND Sue.
cEsssUL MIDWIFE No. 43 Exchange street. special
attention given Uterine Complaints and dis OF
children. ONCE hours from TO A. and from to
3 p. dit ap4
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Iva more poison your children Do you ever think
when observing the uneasy actions of children,
that the only of the little suerer's illness Is
worms? In nineteen out Of twenty it is Of all
the diseases to which children exposed
fatal to tbem as worms In fact children seldom
free from them, worms initiate the symptoms of many
other complaints They often produce alarming fleets
without beiag susp cted the real he only
certain cure-one of natures own remedies, compu1nd
of nothing but Roots and Herbs-is Mss OSRoRNs UNI
vERs WORN POWDERS They will eradicate ali worms
from the svtem, if the directions strictly adhered
To- NO filthy vermfuge will be used by those who
have ce used these Powders. The active principal in
an other Vermituges, Worm Killers Syrups and Med
GATED Lozenees is Mercury, any physician will tell
YOU Many dealers will recommend inferior prepara-
Ions and lower priced articles aordng prolific
Wuense yes. BE IRE and obtain only Mrs Osborn s
GR pFR FoNTders Price rs cts per Box Sold by NJ.
pNEEN d CO., Agents,
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and dealers in Flour, Corn, Rye, Oats, Buck Wheat,
Malt, Meal of all kinds, Fine and Coarse Feed Butter
and Cheese, Z Mechanic street, Worcester, Mass.
ie23 div
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EARM FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

- The subscriber being In III health wishes 10 dIsposs
OF his Farm, very pleasantly situated mile north OF
the Court House. 1t consists Of 81 Of very good
land i0r moving. PastuTage and III age
There 100 apple trees, in bearing condition
mostly winter fruit with cherries. grapes and
other small fruits and good and convenient buildinRs
Apply to CALVIN BRIGHAM. Grove street.
S-It not sold be ore the 18th Of March, IL will be
rented diff f2i
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VIE OF PURE AYRSHIRE STOCK

on MONDAY, the 23d inst at ten o'clock Nj ono Avr.
shire Cow, i've years old ei err IN milk three yrs
oldi one Heer. two years old, and Hcer one esr
old Some OF Them In cali by the AYRSHIRE hui owned
ey o. - Hadwen, ESD The above stock has been
coin, and bull from full blood COW Imported by the
late Col Randall OF New Bedford, and from the bull
Mctregor given TO the county s0etS BY the N
sets Society for Promoting Agriculture.
Also hrst rate Cow, Dur am and native, a d two
superior naive Cows. Terms cash, ninety
DAYS aud interest. O. n NIi,Es'
Mllbury, March 4, 1863. dtmch21 mchs
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NOR SALE-The House No so Pleas
a ant street, Worcester II Is nearly new IN good
order. and well calculated for two IA lilies liberal
credit given for part of the purchase money If NOT
sold the lower tenement will be on the LIST Of
April next Enquire OF BAYLIES UPIIAM next door
east Of the premises. or Of
f33 d3w JOS. A. DENNY, Leicester.
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FOR SALE-A two story Brick House,
\ built for two families, about five inmates walk
from the city Hail. Of the principal streets lead
ing into the city Price e240O Also three house lots
adjoining. Address q. L. NJ. at this ofice
ri deoptapl
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FOR SALE-A Farm situated in the
= city Of Worcester one mile from the CITY Hail. on
Millhury street. known The Whitney place. Said
Farm contains acres of good and productive lard with
a fine young orchard in bearing state. Said Farm will
be sold at bargain. Inquire of the subscribers.
DAVID FISK, birmingham.
j. HARTSHOKN,
f23 deOpU Worcester. Nav AtYeet.
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EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE A
n Farm in Dublin, n. H.. Of ESQ acres For particu
lars inquire of w. II. WILLARD, at A. 'rolman cos
Carriage Shop. DIFF III
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Heal Gstat,

FOR SALE-A desirable Cottage House
\ and Barn pleasantly situated on Carroll street No.
49, contaning7 rooms also $500 feet CT land with VA
riety OF fruit trees thereon. Also number IL building
lots In different parts Of the city. Enquire OF
II. 81. BLACKMER.
Worcester March II, 1868 d3ws
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EARM FOR SALE-A Farm h Won.

cester. of 4O acres, well propOrtoned into tIIIago
and pastuiing, with about 40 wood and timber
land wi good house and barn and out buildings Said
place Is tNO and half miles from CITY Halt the road
TO Grafton. For particulars inquire Of Il. f. ABBOTF
l0l Main street, or of EDWARD Z BLISS near said
Farm DIFF f7I
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n offers for sale his Farm, in NorthbOro. This Is
rare chance TO purchase good Farm this one Of
the best Farms In the eastcrly part forester coun
~ Stock and Tools sold with the Farm If desired.
Northboro, Feb 3, 1868. d2n rs
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h4i;;s DENCE AND BEAUTIFUL FARM is now Of
s.ztered for salem North Brookdeld 1t two miles
from the centre, about the distance from East.
South and West BroOkheld Depots The Buildings are
new built In modern sty and most excellent finish.
view of the house be the map of W forces
ter County-the residence Of II. Rich. The Farm-well
known as the Rich Farm-needs recommendation
from II cuts from fl ty to seventy five the
best Of hay The land Is smooth and level that II
all cut and gathered by machinery. II ia wei supplied
with Fruit and good water. Please call and see.
Inquire OF DAVID NJ. HAVENS.
North Brookheld, Jan. /, 1868. d&w2w f2S
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: FOR SALE-A dc.irable COTTAGE

HllI House. pleasantly situated the corner OF Grow
sasAs-a ana Congress streets, containing rooms with
5OOV eet OF Land on which vaIet, Of fruit Trees
ana Currant Bushes &C, all In thrifty aud bearing
condition neve-.faug well OF excellent water. soft
wafer clsterI, DC, are the bargain IL
offered. For terms &C., apply at No Crown street or
at the Spy 100 Office deoptf mch3
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Army Of the Potomac Nov
ing.
LATk ERDM BERMVDA.
/, Rebel Depredations in
Western Virginia.
Chicago, April 2S.
Especial to Times.

Cairo, April 81.
The steamer Lasale left Cape Girar-
deau at o'clock this morning and report.
ed here at clocR that all was quiet
there No renewal of the conflict had taken
place. Reinforcements have been sent.
SECOND DISPATCH. The following in
formation from Cape Girardeau up % 9
o'clock this morning, was received BY
steamer Mary E Forsthe. Firing com
menced at 10 o'clock a. M, on Sunday,
at Fort b. Fort c being next engaged
The LIST Wisconsin cavalry and LIST Ne
braslsa participated Fifty-fve to sixty
rebels we're killed, and goo wounded.
They began their retreat last night. The
destruction of rebel horses was heavy, 70
were left dead on the field.
On Saturday Co. L, LIST Wis. Cavalry,
on picket duty Is miles back, were sur
rounded by 800 rebels, and s or 10 cap
tured. Capt Chapman and Lieut.. Ogden
with company cut their way through,
The Captain receiving ugly. though not
dangerous wounds In this affair we lost
one killed, rebels ).
The Sd Missouri had arrived within s
miles OF the Cape, and skirmished with
tie enemy.
Two thousand Federals are reported
advancing by land from New Madrid.
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New York. April %

A dispatch TO the Washington Star of
Monday, dated liarpar's Ferry 9th, says
We have information that the rebel Gems.
Jones and lmboden with some force, il
is not said how great are at Moreh cad,
probably on their way to York to destroy
the Baltimore j. Ohio T. K. in that vi
cinity.
The Baltimore American of Monday
says rumors of rebel advances on the Bal.
tmore & Ohio r. K. assume quite a seri-
Gus aspect.
During Saturday movement Of 5000
troops vas made on the road to strengthen
points west of Cumberland. and two reg
iments lief, Baltimore to take the places
OF those moved further westward.
On Sunday night two companies Of
rebel cavalry made their appearance al
Rowlesturg, but were driven of, and did
succeed IN damaging the Cheat River
bridge There has also been reteI
force for two days not far from Clarks.
burg, threatening an advance ON The
road.
reoei lorce OF 1900 under Genera
nya h' winchester early this week
Measures were taken to check them.
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81. Johns, N. f., April 27,

The Anglo Saxon left Liverpool with
360 passengers and crew Of 50 men,
She was wrecked four miles east of Cape
Race, at noon to. day, 9th, during deep
fog. Seventy-three persons escaped from
the wreck by ropes and spars. and "a
more in life boat. making saved 81.
Two other boats arrived of Cape Race
in consequence of the density of the fog.
Seven more persons who embarked on q
raft are also mi sing.
There is still heavy sea and fog. This
commander oil the vessel is supposed to
be among the drowned. The purser, and
first aud second officers, and doctor arc
saved, and one cabin passenger Lieut.
Sampson of the Royal Artillery, Hon. j
Young and family, are supposed to be in
one of the missing boats. The deck broke
mp about one hour after the ship struck
Several persons chung 10 the rigging IN
til III the foremost fcHt fell, but no t---i-turrrc
could be rendered.
Guns are being fred at Cape Race &c
attract the attention OF the missing boats
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Washington. April %

n u
At the instance Of foreign banks, agents,
about for weeks ago. were sent 70 Europe
to make sales Of our B. nds, authorized [,
be issued by the last Congress. A late
steamer brought news that q large sum
will be supplied to general credit in Ham
burg, London and Paris. Robt. j. Walk
er is understood to have sailed on the 9Th
fully empowered to perfect arrangements
initiated here by Government agents in
March.
The Richmond Examiner of the 22d
contains an advertisement for s, 900 labor
ers. free am write, I'd. work on tho forli-
ficatious
Friends OF prisoners in the old Capitol
have been trying to get them out BY
bribing Evidence Of their crimes is III
the hands of the District Attorney.
Nj Romero, Mexican Minister. had al
Interview NnA the President ond com.
PINNED Of ulfriendly treatment his coun-
try received in the refusal of permits tc
ship munitions of war on NJ, X can &C,
count. while the French were allowed t,
buy freely in New York, st. Louis and
elsewhere.
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st. Louis, April al.
TOBACCO. --Firmcr, prices rchapged items al
o. 5o Luss % 10 20 ~ ~; Planters go 10 70 sia %
Com nsp leaf si3 % 10 si5; medium aB o5 70 eI7.
Good, sag 50 to see 20
C0TT0N-Dull snd lower. Good Jos D..
HEMP-sDalL sa3 toa.
LEAp--soy Mo. eke y L.
FLOUR -cuuntry low grade d rs; Double Extra
% rs, 4eE
WHEAT.-Fair Fall o. 10 10 81 is; Common Fall
u 20. Good d.. ~ - ~ 81 20; Prime aua stretly
prime u ga Choice u 10
CoRN.-s5 10 bse.
oATs.-fnactivc aud unchanged IS " &c
RYE.Ae5c per bashci.
BAKLEY--choice fall. III s.
BRAN--s2 20 to o. so per ton.
WHISKY. Market dull. Zoe
MoLAssEs-sorgbum at SOC
PoKK.--Duli. Hams d
BACoS-5c. delivered.
LARB.-T.Scssc -.
GRE AsY--lhuls &C.
HAY--85c y 100 rs
BEANS 81 70 - ~ %,
Dklsp FRuiT--Peachss, 81 vs. y bushei; Apples
81 VI to ~ 90
PoTA1 OBS Market Grmer. Choice no. prime
70; good northern 75cg77c y bushei.
EGGS-S8s4r.
HlukS.--u Dry nint isc.
HlpEs-isc for hlnt, aud &c for srsrh salt.
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MIDNIGHT REPORT.
Cairo, April %.

The affair at Cape Girardeau is at an
end The rebels are in full retreat on
Bloom6 cid road with GEM Mcneil close
in pursuit. II was McNeil's intention to
send force to the enemy's rear for the
purpose of destroying the bridge over
White Wa,er, thus cutting off their re-
treat. Should be succeed in this, most of
the rebel force must be captured.
Some fear has been felt here that the
Federal force from New Madrid (Which
was bH' 1000 strong might be oFerrun
rs The rebels, who number not less than
1000, MI cavalry ondartillciy McNeii's
forces are all mounted. The rebel, were
repulsed Sunday. They fell back to
Jackson, ten miles from the Cape, where
they encamped FOR the night. About
midnight Gen'l Van Deyer came in on
their rear from Frederickstowu, and com
plctely surprised them and took some 5
or 600 prisoners. The number of killed
and wounded was not ascertained. The
principal object of the rebels was to gath
er supplies, and they have completely
stripped the country through which they
have passed, making no difference be-
tsc cen trit nd and foe. Soldiers would
cutter houses and take whatever was want
ed, exchanging their old clothes for the
best they could find. The woods are
strewn with fragments; telegraph poles
cut down and the wires broken up and
carried away. Most of the women and
children have returned from the lllinoi'
shore
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The steamer Blackstone from New
Orleans 18th, Key West 23d has arrived.
Steamer Ericsson at New Orleans from
Galveston, brought number OF prisoners
recently captured by our DO kaders of
Sabine Pass Among them Commodore
Fowler, who col mmauded the steamer
which captured the Morning Light and
Valencia
Al xpodition from General Dudley Is
Brigade, had crossed point of land op.
posite Port Hudson and communicated
with Admiral Farragut. The latter's Sec
rotary accompanied the expedition They
found the Admiral in good spirits, and
believed the enemy had but four day
SUI plies at Port Hudson.
TIE Ram SwiIz lland, Hartford and
Albatross, are still blockading Red River,
and the movement of Banks to the same
point will tend materially to cut off the
rebel supplies from Texas and West Lou.
islana.
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The N. Y. Trbune's Hilton Head cor
respondence, under date of the goth, rep
resents that the Monitors and army are
ready for another movement. Before the
close of this week all iron-clads will be
again over the bar at Charleston, and un
attack must soon commence, this time in
cooperation with land forces.
The rebels are hard at work strength
ening the defenses on the islands south
of Charleston. I he troops have been sent
from Savannah to assist them there.
From Florida we learn there are no
armed rebels east of St Jnhus on the
river.
Sufficient force is left TO hold St. Ma.
gustine and Fort Nandina against any
force the rebels 10 bring against them,
A small craft, supposed 10 be gun
boat, had escaped from Savannah through
Warsaw Sound.
The Clerk Of the t. S. Prize Court il
said TO have absconded with 500, 000 Of
Government funds.
\ Washington sp. cal TO the New Yorl
Tribune says Chief Engineer Wood. U. s
Navy, now on duty in connection with
iron. clad vessels, has made proposition
to the Secretary Of the Navy to the fol
lowing effect He offers to take Mon;
tor up the harbor Of Charleston, remov
ing out Of way any INSTRUCTIONS which
may impede the progress of ships. or j
the Department only desires the destruc
ton of Fl. Sumter. he will accomplish
that. A State Sc natcr Of California, whc
enjoys to a large degree the confidence o
engineers, also agrees to accompany WOOD
on the important expedition named i
is understood the President end Seete,
tary Wellcs leok on the proposition with
favor. but the action OF the Government
is OF courae not known
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San Francisco- Anril 81


The Legislature adjoured at noon 10.
uoy. 4he ioloWing are among the bills
a o,' 'esahzlng ahd providing means
lo' eu'''c'ns contracts payable in gold,
~ that paper money cannot be used 70
Pay ueb" where CON was promised bill
spp.opr a from The State Treasury
%iu.ooo per mile towards building fifty
u.iies 81 Tue racine Railroad. This is ad-
. 'saDa 70 Two millions proposed to be
'iesu ny counties along the line of the
road bill providing for tbe survey q,
g." s o.slefh boundary bill providing
.an; INFORMING and e4uipping military or
The steamer Oregon, from Mazatlun.
p'oosh' $4,000 id treasure, a large
silver ore. 'n'' 'o'' VI
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Baltimore, Anril Is,

There are many wild stories afloat here
to-day of rebel depredations in Western
Virginia, on the line of the Baltimore d
Ohio Railroad Information believed to
be reliable states hat some guerrilla cav
airy penetrated to Rowlesburg and ALA
mont in Western Virginia. but were driv-
en- in and no damage was done to the road
or government property. There are also
reports Of rebel force having marched
westward, but it is believed that this
movement has been checkmated by our
troops.