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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-10
bysentery, Dinrrhea, &C., &c.
THE GREAT ERICAN MEDY
Martins Lie Cordial

Martins Lille Cordial
is warranted TO Cure in all stages-Dysentery Diarr
Cholera Morbus, Cholera Infantum, Summer Complaint
Pain and Cramp in the Stomach, Sour stomach Heart
burn, &C., &c.
1t relieves thme dsagreea5le symptoms dyspepsia
nausea and rising OF food after ealing, and soothing
syrup tor children it has equal 1t regulates the
bowels lays pam, an under its soothing effects
the child drops into a quiet sumber ana aaes re-
freshed and lnvgOrated. 1t being the
children never refuse to take the dicne aft once
tasting it Call for circular read testimonials from
Prof. +. Hill, OF Brown University, Rev. Horace
James, OF Worcester Mass, officers in the army and
others.
y. BThis article is warranted. even in the most OBJ.
snate cases. and agents particularly requested to
back money where satisfactory evidence is given
that the medicine has pr ed ineflcctual
Sid by GEO. =. HARLOW, 24I Main street.
MARTIN CO Proprietors
ILL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-10

Dr. Sweet's InfalIIble LInIment is truly q
u end in need and every family should have Il hand
Ol3 dhWlV
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-10

Mrs. 9. e%OOGwin, experienced ano succes
III Midwife holds ne1seItin readiness day night
attend to the duties OF her profession Residence
NO 10 Austin street Htt GA
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-10

Disenses OF the Nervous, Seminal, Urinary
AND SEXUAL SYSTEMS New and reliable treatment
in Reports of the Howard AssOciatiOn-sent in sealed
letter envelopes tree of charge. Address Dr. j Skill
LIN IIOUGnTON, Howard Association, PHILADELPHIA,
Pa. d&w3w auE2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-10

Gents Fine ShIrts made to order In the most ap
Aroved style and in tine hest at short notice
qy WALBRIDGE, No. 2 American House Block
uhirt Patterns cnt. III O"l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-10

Have You Bought Your Clothes " ringers
If so, you have bought too CUMMINGS ~
SWALLOWS SELF REGULATOR is the Machine
above all others in (no altering for every
piece, and NO Iron RUST. A child can wiring your
clothes with this Machine, as well as adult. Call
and one in use at G. A. CUMMINGS Shop, EOS
Aain street. opposite Brinley Hall.
Agents wanted in every state, City, and Town. state
County, and Town Rights for Sale DIT f24
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-10

Dr. }. N. 'CourteIlotte, Oemtiet-Has re-
sumad the practce OF Dentistry with DR.. NEWTON, No.
Harr ngtOn Corn r corue" OF Main and Front Streets
SO dly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-10

WOrmA-COrbin's Worm Destroying Syrup, for Chill.
dren ard Adults. sac ami eicacious 1t not only 81
moves the worms the of their great increase,
and greatly improves the general health. Price rs
d&Wly augl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-10
EDWARD MELLEN, Jr.. continues to pay the highest
price ior old papers, etc diff ia24
Spetial ygOttGes.


DIR. Railways Cleansing Syrup, Called
Renovating Resolvcnt, cures all skin Diseases
From ISAAC PITTS Esq, wealthy Planter CT Dray
ton, Ca:
RR Radwayi-T'hree years ago ! had negro gil,
Twenty-Five years old taken sick with scrufua Fearing
TO lose the girl sent herup to daughter to be under
the treatment OF DR.. Williams, in Henry County, who
ennys agrea reputation in curing chronic Diseases The
girl remained there for three months, without deriving
had 10 send Tor her home. When she returned. her
breast. neck and covered with running
She weak she could scarcely wa k-she worn
down to skeleton advised by Mr.. Oliver, of this
place, to Railways Renovating kesOlvent. Three
months suiced to restore her to health She Is
well as she was before she was taken sick.
Mrs. Tys1n who lives within five miles OF this place,
had girl sNf2ring than mine from the dis
The doctors pronounced her incurable. The
of Railway Renoyatng Resolvent cured her. You
may publish this for the benefit of Others
ISAAC PITTS.
TUMoR, WASTING FLESH, carries OF THE BONE,
CURED.
DIR Railway & Co Mrs Mary A. Britain had a Tu-
in the Womb her hips and lower extIemities
pershing she attendedby three OF tho best phys
clans in the state and gwen ncurabe Six bottles
of Railways Renovatng ResOvent cured her. She has
since borne pair of twins My Martin cured of
Chrome Rheumatism by two bottles OF the Renoyating
Resulvent
WILEY NJ. SQuIREs, Postmaster Harrisonburgh La
For sale in Worcester by NJ. b GREEN Il co. and
GEO. +. HARLOW. DIV au3l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-10

Cla1in's New Photographic Gallery, over the eIe-
graph Office, opposite Lincoln House Block. will be
opened this day-old Gallery closed-WEDNESDAY
sept. Sd, 1868. diff %
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-10

j. w. IsrO"ks-FuRYIsHNG UNDERTAKE., No.
5!Bangs BLOCK, opposite the Court House, Worcester
f26 diff
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Parker, 3O1 Main st, Is making yer
fine pictures for only 10 cents. d3m au24
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-06-20

NARROW ESCAPE OF Two ScoUrs-One day last
week two scouts from the 47th New York, at Os-
sabaw Island, were out on an expedition, snt
stopped at an unoccupied plantation house. One
of them was up stairs, and the other in front
room cleaning his revolver. While thus engaged,
six rebels came up to the door very suddenly.
much to the surprise of the scout who had his pis-
toi all in pieces. But with great presence of Hind
be invited the party in, and just as they ereen-
tering, sung out as if to large party up stairs,
f Come down boys!' The rebels, supposing they
were to be caught in q trap, fed in great dlsray,
and the two Union scouts escaped.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-06-20
I5,OOOlbs. She had very choice sextants,

over l5,OOOlbs. She had very choice sextants,
Chronometers, sc. She is quite formidable
looking craft. She has cut-water in the shape
of an immense steel saw, with monster teeth out
side of that an iron frame with torpedo attached,
for damagigg vessels; and above an iron bcom-like
piece, for penetrating anything on which she
might be run. She draws fifteen feet Of water.
Altogether the capture is one of the most i'm
portant since the war commenced, and reflects
great credit On all concerned in it.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-06-20

schooner, and were just about firing them, when
some shells dispersed them in very short meter,
and saved the prize A flat with twenty-five bales
of cotton, was discovered just below, and some
extensive cotton and other storehouses burned.
the contents of which could not be removed. The
negro who gave the information about the schoou-
er had been employed in loadiug her.. He waited
very demurey till he had got his pay for the work,
and then promptly deserted to our side., The next
morning the expedition returned to st. Simon's
Island, and Col. Montgomery has since paid visio
here, bringing up with him the prize schooncr.
She will be discharged, and will then probably run
as dispatch-boat between here and st. Simon's.
The New York herald., 1863-09-13
ADDITIONAL fRUa EUROPE.

THE --latest sy the cry OF Msncbesfsr-
RECOGNITION or rms sovyr DISCUSSED ~ ruT
FfEsCu OkDirssr-DENiAL or Ar AMERICAN nOh
gog rRoiEsr-s.osE OF TEX oEitaAa cosoISss.
kru., Efc.
~ JosSs N n sept ~. isCi
Tho following u tse cont'nuaiios d tbs ihs
steamship City " napchester. which arrived oL Caps
Race ut O'Clock yesterday tFaayl evening" having
hdA islTpoo the ti,and Qaoonstown tls 81 inst
The City of Manc.csts~ tho Go,law,ng relo-t
0a ito I'd ust raseS hincecan ship 0fsrus bound
Liye' poo, ON tbs ith. eighty ak mics o. iaaduci
passed stoaushiP China. aao bound Llyo,ppo on
tie 9Th, IN latitude u io ioogii.is z7s, pss HI %
Sisgcd steamer supposed q the City of 1ashos4on
bound cast.
The London n raid understands thai At Freagh O.5i
net Coanc tho cxpei,suoy os recognizing the
discussed tho majority being favor 0! dong - bW
that q Goal deci,,on waa no, arrived al
1hs Paris Pays ceo.os that A..ar eau goverornent
has doverod any proes, TO tho rressh govern,naos
relation to MexicAn AFFAIRS
The Polish qltstiof remait I'd without change
The Congress- of German princes had closed snt The
resul, satisfart ry to tho Emperor Of AJs,r,
The New York herald., 1863-09-13
Arrivals snd Departures.

rcsr Eeral,-si.eau..lip Ar.go-coloasi .Doise;
s@h Pm er .,.. s s,m, Mr t.ss, sg.s
Goley, united s,aes Ar@y; assistant sareson Dass,
l..ea States Army; Lsu,egaa, cogmssaer h.se url,s
iy eareon kiodarllns, saTseen cer.. issi.tsn SGT.
a, ''' sss psr cse' e .''fl'f { sisgre mon sSs
W.sot M.r9a y CARE, W.. rra.t and sj. tru.
\ q ys,.s.i a N oi.,tai ilA,ieon "a sos ~, !. /:
cs,.s ta,sG ss'e. y. NJ auioa rsi'ea s.i ssys
Esgt~As,s, !, iass r.. Jeasins i:oa 2 wis,sr
Nade. lee Aean.a Blue. Layton, ,etEsveil Hirsas.f
70 Morioa hsrrsen '5saei, Biyaeotni a. tais9a
wsil. R,ekweil--and ~ othen
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'r,,n,. Lieu, tr,sy,s ! Rar'. Ale,sn.st iaeu. -
lya sed . ',fsss Le, e.. tnI,e,.o s.,'a
i, iassr LosS Eeafos iiaStia.' X S2. ~ 80.
~, fJeuten.u' . comstosk i ris4 ssIols i uatf
.iss ,.a.sass NJ ih9 4 80, e.", .
l-sell 50 cbi:,snien. ~ wss'a6 80 Resr -.
nse5' .eses c.. =. srtn1' '1 ~ 4 ffsstA = T. ia. Il r.
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Bssss. ". soura.srrc.-s,enrassi sip s.~ rort-yhss
tore ssif and lady, =. Ions Albest DunS Esw YoFs
Sew York. Otto synne.t .dt thle.go, s1sstisfgr as
.aa ss s1Sss D...s., me- sss ss 80 ~ ba: ss: ~ y
ss~ fert Jcsn kiii'n.sy, siy snd ,srrs ea IN osN
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isfsa, 80 shl1 rsisips l. s,sri, NJ. Ye's ", 4
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ssw York r.i.t risa.i 80 80. tliosln Z Fpa 49,
49,. IstA. Ia ng~ess slls.tis.
sA.ag ArD HssA-a- 81 .sssAlt r1fses -Ntag fn4N
ana Mrs. bi~gs Nas1- " AHtsfH y 'Hl< va
Hises s...-ug Jsse rsr-dss ssrsahe n y TAiss ~.
'.si '.s, n.,.a.... % Il .. S.'t 80 g,,.s r.
l.ss. ai yr,sse, 4 sl.sis. y iI.s... III ~ rtr.
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n4fef rfsl ss nssfr Nst fsH rrssays p.1f I ets.
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vsst i wyi,s, n.sfss. lath y s.ass sa.. r,s ! i
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tsau 4ataH. \ Aasn rfwrs u as tB' r#e- n
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The New York herald., 1863-09-13
M T. A ID E,S AR MY.

WssmsuroN Sept, ~. fssJ
isfoSniaicn from tho Arusy Tho Potomac sho ~ that
wo still guard the lords hoiw eon Falmouth aud R.pp
mock stations.
Tho rebel rckc's continue 20 front
ties. ana occnosiy converse with ,hcn thsy pro
fess TO know ht, nothing of Gen Ice aad the dspo.
tlon of bis forces
notefrom tho Upper Po,omc s,aics taas tic guer,i
White was recently near Purselsyille Loudon county
Va and that Mosby's force south u the mounts @
tho river.
Ci~sns freQnsn,ly rroR fcai,n valley 10 Pooiee
vile and other places IN Mar and
The New York herald., 1863-09-13
RemovaI Of InaIans from X . asas.

from lho ieAvoaworeh Conser vatIyo, sept g. f.
Tho present visit of Commissioner Dole 70 KANSAS 10
one Of the most important made by any fnnc,onary
Of the government
law passed at tho las, session of Congress empower.
Cd the Interior Department 10 treat with the lndian
uucs remaining KAuxas. with visw ther removal
10 tho indian Tsrritosy and authorized "a purchase
lands thsrs for thss occupation; ant IL Sunssioser
Of Indian Affairs baa como here IL person mako the
treAtss necessary 10 The execution Of ts Irovsops
We gad 70 learn thai hts ernrts have eminent
" successful During his visit tho southerd part OF
the state be nersiaed the purchase of " land
thirty by 0fty mhes or tho east end o ths OgAge Rssr
vsttoa, and large tract from the Creeks embracing
nearly oil they owned north Of tho Arkansas Upon
these lands be expects 70 be nbo 70 oolonizc the Della
waros tec fottawatomics. tho Sscs and Foxes,
aud the kickapoos. treaty Of removal has al.
ready bees regulated with the sacs and Eoxes
and the Dclswsres and Pottawatomos have sgnined
their willingness " sc1uissee Ia the policy u tho
government. Tho CommIssoncr sho met Delegations
from tho New York In1ians-ths wyandots. the Qua
paws and tho ChipIcSss-nd With each s.ccsedsa la
hasmcniznG all sgitstpg questions fhs New York In
ilaDs ren9ush ali claims upon tbs ars q lard in
southern Kansas, bearing their name ana tho wyan.
dots got permission % execute their OH plan n loniug
the ssnecthEs accclcrltlug the sale VI their spcud
1nds In the angle d the Missouri and Ka as rivers The
sbswncos too, expected follow tba general move
and thus Eastern Kansas wild be relieved tho
preseuce q these tribes r.servo- have
been such bndrsrr, 70 u,s tnrovefnen, the State
The New York herald., 1863-09-13
~ T. PfTffr
r. FHiOR kORkE
DENNIS NrNAMARA
rnftN ~ INspfsIff


Tue report vas accepted and Suggestions adored at
on motion of Mr.. Burr of Kngno No IL the meeting ~
lovrDed, subject w. tho call q the chair.
Al tho previous meeting. held on "Wednesday evening
last s.aluon adofted instructng the fOreneu a
tbe disrcnt companies 10 ako tho the members
% the beet, ~ throwing up their apparatus " coase
quence o, tho action of the Common Council Wiser
sels pIevasd noweyor, and the maor referred
% At tho meeting lest evening there being general d.
position nov ~ swsit the result 0f the meeting Of The
Board " Aldermen psxt Tuesday cvsuing
LAupAnLE Acros oF nosrAux gsoIyg cosr tSY
40. ~.
Aspec.ai meeting cf hontsuk Engine Company 20. =
hold s their engine house. 10 Desraw stree, r.
day evening TO take into consideration the proprc,y o
defining their poson In relation 70 the draft Ihs
ysoy ln Ia desssmInalloa 10 ua8,an ia
organization draft no draft, and adopted og re-
soutons 10 that sfhct Ihis company hes a dozen
members " the war and now, whsn sLe chsncs- r ths
Censcripton Law has deprived them u seven fr~-
thcy paosicaly refuse 70 tcis In any movement 49, g
for ts object tho iisorKAnixAtior of tho yornrr Pre-
department % long M vogue IN the City u Chsfshas
The New York herald., 1863-09-13
No DSass In rndiaua,

There VII be 10 6fMt N Indiana under thc groeeal
can ste hss furnished N 500 three years uoops Her
quota uncsr the cali Of tbs Government Ia 1851 and ssl
O. .so< making eresss Ia favor % 5tss Oi
d s0i The nunbof eBfoned W ~, hrs cinss uptar te
s~en, draft i3s ie3 nth u tbe number tb-
qlots c.llrd Tor by the government Wis 2s gl xhiah
- rsa ihsn the e,cess furnished ny t@ Sfsit -
three Years w fsSi and 1861 tove nor nortsf
uay .eoou la@sel ths object ~ hs vlzit WashfrE
ton w the sctcs.cBt a lvstior - nhoye stated
The New York herald., 1863-09-13

Duty. ur -
Wm Lobb, Jas. McGrath. Jos. Solthworth, John Bo =
ton, A. nerhnm. u. H. Tompkirs, A. Guthuth, Thos
Burr, Sol. Rosentfal.
J. N. Rockwell furnished John MauIey. J. Wolthcim
furnished Oliver Adams, Chris Sapper furnished Iohn ~
Stewart, O. W smith furnished Michael Malloy, w. W.
Morse furnished JAS. Ryan
r1IvscAL DISABILITY. snG
Kahn. NJ. j. OBren. Matthias Lloyd, Geo. Gplat.
Chas Mc,zcr, L. Ambarker. NJ Ruscr. wm snyder,
Phil Mezger, Adam Miller, hycr strauss. John EcCul
lough.
.ssph .;. aS JSan
Chas Black, Thos. Blumonscheir. Linum selig, James
Kelly, Chas. Resuper Henry Simon, +. Nouberger, II
Eemven L. Solze, John Spert, DAN Crenan, A, Storrs
Sos Rk,IDENIs
Stl Reinhardt, John Drgan, Casper Oddl.
John Iakc, Conrad Eicheman
J,h, lines.
THE EIGHTH DISTRICT.
mo Board Of Enrolment tho Eighth district resumed
operations about eight O'Clock yesterday ornng
Office, No. soa broadway. Captain Manierrc, Provost
Marshal; Mr.. Kirby Smith, Commissioner. and Dr @. r.
-four O'Clock In the aernooo but sual Inn
portance were brought before them. The following is
correct list Of the cases disposed of Yesterday:
uSsr1TABIrsEs or AGE.
Nicholas Fish, joseph Caruthers Peter W. laurie.
3 in n % " aw wskDs Faust A1sls~ caSD
Lewis H. LAX, f,erles Dfew Chas. W. hlcott, Henry
Hartstail, Micles - inrey lhn Palmer, Edmund Far
rell, Vim. YouD.
EfAaanY.
David Arnold W G f.ln Michael Crsfc Geo Tol-nd,
Anthony Perrin y. n Easturt. Louis BALM, Jas. Pat
rick Mansfield +. a strand Mortim c. Leo. Thomas
Lucas Alex, Ruden Jsmas Anthony. Charles Robinson,
Vim. Boldly.
:,
Henry Brewer. Charles ". smart. ludwig Blanken
melster James Corwn James Galley, George T. Lorrigan
Philip Thomas, Henry Shields, Thomas \. Cfs ,ndcr,
Thomas Lynch.
AfIRNs.
Alexander Mills, John finite, Samnel Evans, r. Norris
John Clark Henry Wehlor Robert Smith, Daniel Murray
Nicholas Bauer, Ferdinand Kreps.
ONLY son WIDOW.
q. J. Mills, Ebert, Thomas Mulllgan, T. Lee
IN SERVICE MARCH Q, 1858.
Geo. ribier; HamiItfn Leber. jeremiah Strickland,
John Roy, James Cromie, Patrick McEvoy.
NON REsIDKxrs -
s. A. Brooks, H. II. Iane, James Grainer. Goo. W. Va.
rian, Henry n. Tcach
FATHER MoiHsRtKas cIurDRxN.
c. Smith.
rrRNrsHYD sCMurvn
George wetmore, substitute Geo. schabb.
RECAPrfvL vLArI0S.
r,vA y. soi ~
fnys,ca uR aOiNys.. 10
Total examined. .......................7o 70
oo0s 70 rcnoexvous IL
The New York herald., 1863-09-13
The 81. 200, 900 Exem mpsion Loan.

The Issuing or tho 81 900 900 CorscrIp.
tion Fund EWjoined-Ths Attorney
General OF she state sssps In and La
sues an Inj~ncttoa Ressraiaing the
Mayor and Comptselier frona Paying
any Portion Of ths FsaA vssed ny the
Common Coaneli over the Veto OF the
Mayor.
sNT. 12.lt understood In tho Has Of Justice yes.
,srday that tho Attorney General hsd ued from Albany
On nunc,oa order restraining the Mayor and Comptroller
from giving their authorization 10 tho - 200 900 conscr
son bonds passed. By the Boards or Aldermen and
CJuncimcn over the veto o. Mayor opcykc.
Tho Mayor informed or reporter that he had been
served with the Injunction order but ny three O'Clock
the Comptro''ef bal nOt 'ect served.
This movement doe no. aect the ~ 900 900 ApproA-
ton adopted fr the SANE purpose ny the Beard
d supervisrs and ooncusfei N by N, Mayor and Comp.
troiler
Alleged Murder Daring tie Jrty Riots.
Matthew z~icker, . oer.san earpsrtse, about sisty
Yeas OF age, taken 1.o custody BY oicsr vins, u
ths T~cnts,h precinct. charge Of murdsring sn
h4owL negro. at the o. TnIry-secai and
seventh tho morning of tho 18th of iuy
Tho socucd. II u alleged made o unpr,yekoi alta
upon the negro IN question. and with heavy bu = iron
bee, him 20 death. Aftee lne e,t,et ibs pris
emftief barre ~ shc vcr the e,rrse. "a othytw'to
n1aiirtnef the rensmR. ywirisr had ) ~ raslt be.s
arrested for heiag ou taeed 10 'hs . ba
on tllg bis = ioe anoGnt = 80. .a.a
srf o'n~cr frvnF haf been mAfe Lee II 4~+t
tho paf, ifree weoas ana "a - ta
raeFffrx GtSs fIFis .frarlh It. N. N.Ft trls .
ew~fodv. G.pk~f st~ hrou~ss fsIaa. +. t..
toe Jen,fs " At.Ns l' - trNfr k.3 sf#ur. .st Id
cssrI sattr. wtt.st. - NHw #t. 4f# 4@s Fl. .st
The New York herald., 1863-09-13


Tho preparations Tor tho state FAR compotod. Tho
AbuidngsAre all permanent and most completely afrans
I'd, Sixty nve acres Of ground enclosed Stock has
been arriving during tho dav and the Indications
that ths exhibition viii be v~y doc 0f much
depends tho weather.
The New York herald., 1863-09-13
nfAine Politics.

UrysAr, MO, Soias IL 1901
Crest excitement prevails hero. 10 view % tho state
election on Monday.
Hon. B.oa Bradbury, the democrstc candidate FOR Gov
ernor, addressing large meeting this evening Al TOO
City Hall.
FIX Governor Crosby b also speaking at . rcpablican
The New York herald., 1863-09-13
a Ntiitary Road from NichOissvtiie,
KY, 90 Knoxville, Tenn.

CINCINNATI, Sept. IL, 1865
Work tho military railroad from Nchoiasyills, Ky
10 Knoxville, Isnn has commenced and viii DO pushed
with srca, ,apdity. thousand men 10 the milo viii
soon be employed Negro sborers hrve beea Impressed
along 10 lne Of tho road every thsd sayo bong tassn
Thcy will be clothed and paid. Unemployed negroes who
have como Into tho Union luos the southern States
are bong forwarded 70 labor on the r.a.s. They x
DO paid oue.thud Of their wages the baanc, being re
served TO aid 10 providing home Ter them IN foreign
country Yhsn tlc var Ia over. -
Tho city of Louisville has Subscribe 5000 90 70 the
Lebanon branch and Throughout the State the heArts
cooperation will be given 10 the grea, enterprise.
The New York herald., 1863-09-13
mtstSIrAsf.0t

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ter Mathews, wr,. Lee. wm Birmingham. James A.
Moore, Wm A. i.rush Toial, Is.
q. hliano, Holman Hale. Robert W. CHAPMAN.
Robert Williams. VIM Hart. Albert Deronvtse. Charles
Ellis, hn Eisberry, Timothy l. West, Mathew Walsh
Tntal.
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Rebel Accounts iron

Rebel Accounts from Atlanta, On.
ATLANTA, Ga Sept, 8, 1888
Our cavalry fronts tho enemy ncsr Atheas.
Thcrc Is nothing from Chattanooga to-day
Extensive preparations being made by tho Yankccs
10 send expedition against hagrudsr and Taylor 10
Louisiana
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prisoner, but the magistrate decided dspcc the
murder case before going into exsminatiee on tho
minor charge.
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Tho Weshita River Expedttion-Ns
Rebel Force OisCovcred, &C., Ae.

Rebel Force Discovered, &C., Ge.
CAIRO, Sept. II, 1893.
The Memphis BrIiettr Of the 9th instant announces
thsarrval of tho steamer Groesbeck from vioSsburg
The wsshta river expedition consisting Of tho greater
part Of General Logsns old Brigade regiment of cavalr
and battery OF artillery had returned from the portion
Of Lou isiana lying adjacent to washita rivor.
No organized force OF the enemy could be found The
deour was made TO this in the direction q tho
village Of II Dorado, Ark. large number OF rebel sol
diers camo voluntarily nto lines and surrendered
About twenty-five Of them came up on the GroesbecS
They report matters 10 tho department looking very
gloomy. Tne old Coascription Laws had proved totally
Inadequate 10 raise tho required force.
General Kirby Smith, commanding IN West Mississippi.
has called all tho old to rally 70 his assistance,
prsmsing them their services will not DO needed
than sixty days. hy that time tho ato OF tho west will
bc decided. #t
Tho wreck Of the steamer Courier has been burned by
gusrIas 70 prevent her being raised.
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Prizes Cashsd In all Leg allied Lotteries.
.Inforu aiIon given.
J. q. CLAYTON : COZ 70 W. sys.: 'o9@sae.
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Prizes Dashed In All LOCALIZED Lott e.
ries Information given, JOSEPH BATE5 Prokev.
II Wa tsree, room No. New York.
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Joseph hcEiroy, Palmicr LaCasts. Total, 2.
aIIiSAsK-DisoBAR0ED
Edmond Peachcn.a. Irancis Schavagert, Jas. buppA,
Edward fNher, tvid fabri, has. Buskhar Total. o.
AiIENs-IA'D 0ysR
Francis Nc adams, Patrick Smith, Geo. Grascwitch,
Jno farr II. Alber, yeit, Jno ficwei Richard JONES'
IeoD Rolier, Totals
NON RESIbSTS
luther Iiale Jcscih s,enlr, and Edward Craddock.
Total. 3.
ONLY soy a winow.
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