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Ghoite lloetrn.
Hood on Dueling.

Tom Hood describes an intended due
which was prevented by amicabie arrange.
ment made upon the ground. The parties
MIR. Brady and Mr. Clay-rivals for the
affections OF Lucy Bell, found j; necessary
10 appeal TO arms
But first they found friend apiece,
This pleasant thought 10 give
That when they both were dead they'd have
Two seconds yet to live.
To measure ont the ground, rot long
The seconds next forebore,
And having taken one rash step,
They look dozen more.
They mex, prepared each pistol.pan
Against the deadly strife
By putting in the prime of death
Against The prime of lite.
Now all was ready for the foes
But when they took Their stand,
Fear made them tremble, so they found
They both were shaking hands.
Said Mr.. C to Mr. B,
Here one OF us must fall,
And, like 81. Pau!'s Cathedral now,
Be doomed 10 have ball
'I 90 confess did attach
Misconduct To your name
If Withdraw the charge. will then
Your RAmRoD do the same i'
Said Mr.. B., 81 do agree
Bu. think OF Honor's courts
If we be of without a shot,
There will be strange reports.
"Bnt look the morning now is bright,
Though cloudy it begun,
Why can't we aim above, as If
We had called out the sun ~
So mp into the harmless air
Their bullets they did seId
And may all other duels have
Thar upshot in The end
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TIM E TALB e.

TWO TRAINS DAILY to and from the
North and West Branch of the Susquehan.
ma, Elmira, aud all of Northern New York
On and after Mondav, April 2Oih. 1863,
the Passenger Trains OF the Norm Central
Railway will arrive and depart from Son.
bury, Harrisburg and Baltimore, as follows:
SOUTHW.ARD.
Mail Train leaves Sudbury daily
except Sundays, at 1910 m .
Leaves Harrisburg, LIS pm.
Arrives al Baltimore, 535 "
Express Train leaves Sunbury daily
except Sundays, at OF pm.
Leaves Harrisb 'rg except Monday 200 am.
Arrives at Baltimore daily except
Monday, at 6,15 am.
Accommodation leaves Harnsb'rg $50 am.
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NORTHWARD.

Mail Trail leaves Baltimore daily
except Sundays, at 9.15 m.
Leaves Harrisburg, LIS pm.
Arrives at Sunbury, .4.05 pm.
Express Trains Baltimore daily, 9.15 &c
Arrives al Harrisburg, l.35 am.
Leaves Harrisburg except Monday 800 q
Arrives al Sunbnry, 5.38
For further particulars apply at the office.
/ N. DUBARRY, Supt.
Harrisburg, Aug. 8, 1863.
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mir. Brown, owe you grudge, remen
Der that, sir"
4 shall not be frightened, then, for new
er knew you to pay any thing that you
oued -
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N. Y. WEEKLY NEWS.

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Guy.
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ms ABOLITION ADMINISTRATIONS.

Gents Baimoral Lace Boots, will be sold
very low Also, Boys Shoes, at
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lr is said that the wheel of fortune re-
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on the seel.
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Do one thing at time, that's the rule,
when you have done slandering your neigh
bors, then begin TO say your prayers.
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THE NEW YORK BaILY NEWS.

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10 Peace and Constitutional Liberty, and
eontsining all the news OF the day, Poiti-
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q Monthly Journal, devoied 10 the Prin-
a ciples of l776, Designed to unmask
The UsuTpation, Despiism and crimes of
this
ABOLITION ADMINISTRATION.
And to defend the doctrines of State Rights,
and OF Constitutional Liberty, as held by
our Revolutionary Fathers.
Published by c. cHAUNCEY BURR &
CO., sau street, New York.
PRlCE-Single numbers Is cents. For
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Any person sending ten Subscribers will
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THE NEW YORK WEEKLY NEWS is
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EVERV nCDA pTNrNr
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North Central Railway.

Sept. 9. 1863.
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SIS Reward.

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- or ha.a1i.lr, GA Saturday thu -' u.tt aIarg"
b| VQlqnqgl hNkft i4uAf cYltaiWuY gPo voucher
lrlln thc Engineer. Drpsftutht, daddy Captain
morton, nfJihit ssi1 90 hlso, ouutf pep rs val
"A ,bigt1 va opr blt .Iaysgl ID WI 6llp tqr above
TeWlul 81 elan 3D. tIF .uIgr up1n h1 'rhFi'
No ahIpt hf5 his ordithN Trtn,.slr rndt.n.
ahn Grow ~ ... JAM D,ltktsAErHl
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--2NQQls4L-.

NasBbllIp dntol'. {
--- Isl A-G5E
Nrtemus ward 20 tho Prince OF
wales,
Faust Fginfemembert P'V
I saw YOU in Canady a few years ago
remember you too. ] seldim-SeEstt-a-
''GG.,YrTl9oqr 3HTo to BIraa3,
els Alexantry, & mont 10 wtftt you-a'
oongratoolatory letter at the time, but
rye bine bildin barn this GUNNER
Z: :::: !: !, |: (. 4; 4siI:i Tx
body polite, in fhck, is sick. ] sun.
Wales. 4 ~ 1H
In my country we've got war, while
gyou9DTTER]ssiSs r Y 4 G,y oao1
trail position.
Ita-GAAid. ! uGas.1hh .gzrile goals when
sit about II. On no, guess not!
Yes, Bic we've gotta war, and the troo
PatriC has TO make sacrifices you bet
fRfh Eln4qgEYn tyo seqsn9zto
::;:;::. Al u; n |! ;5l
bodid relations Is g. gsesskqq ~
kooted, and it may ~ well be the waras
any body else. WkkRI sit q soAkshlft
onHhtgu n9giG, sY'tEy5 Yep 9seI
Wales, no doubt. 1t caused him squirt
min, but it was fairlBTSDPdpetyd,v VI
think, for il. bit all classeaS. ft-isl tfono
tREk6Vdut PhGIAfgLt % .geapnadT
cab citizen of African scent 7scaped, but
SO did Vallandi9EskJn, Ohio iE Isdsps4 VI
,y$GS ,iSS4ssl$ sSS2S s 3d.
Tortoogus if 1nJeihktR8l6iaG fHtO him
il that Lhe Torpoguses you'd kSep, him,
We -hkfaI Nd any dAI4 &fIkr-kn our
town, but wStSgoIN ierhANRsgWiE Oh
Gle, which pMlseB 90 sahh SstptisI ID d
%IssEtsB4R% iHBYBREa ~ wAQ va
One young man who WIS drawn clhhf
ed0to.basXemp, because he was the only
s6fi6t .@td6w d mother wh5 supported
him-EA(tw able bodied dead men was
drafted, bat whether their heirs will
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$50 REWARD. ?

G,TRAYED OK TAKEN FROM THE ~
80 Carp ~ ihbbI'E TenhD o. cavalry, kl-kCN
gsR ifgqPrB5E Of t9g6 = lpli en- oI Sor} LS-AA-
noe blacL NOR H. abnw iyears oid T..
10 pslphy llp' above Eqgald fpr pipl "a rgaSona-
hlocompensaton any Inclination MAT VIII en"-
lbis qir.tn gtthiiuSyil .LlU.u.. I.ly...4
n1 'h' baa Ju1A,sftIr ~ glI sAno.,
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The Vermont Election.

MONTPELIER, Sept. 1.-The election for
the choice OF governor, lieutenant governor,
treasurer, three members of congress, and for
members of the Legislature, took place In this
state to-day. Hon. John Gregory Smith of
St. Adams, was the candidate of the repub-
lican party, and Hon. 7. P. Readfield, OF
Montpelier, was the nominee of the peace or
Seymour democrats. Not much interest has
been taken in the campaign by the friends of
MIR. Smith. The democrats have acted dit
ferently in the hope of realizing large gains.
In 1861 and 1862 the democracy had little
or no organization in the state and generally
were absent from the polls. We therefore, so
tar as returns have been received, give the
vote as compared with 1860, when the two
wings OF the democracy were vigorously
trained. The vote of the state will be about
5000 less than in thst year, when it was 49,
800 We have returns from 40 towns, COM
prising about one-quarter of the state. They
gave Smith 1926, and Redfeld 30l7. The
same towns in 1860 gave Fairbanks, republi-
can, 1913; SAKE and Harvey, Douglas and
Breckenridge democrats, 1868 Smiths ma
jority SO far is POP less than Fairbanks was
We give the governor vote in few prominent
towns =
Montpelier, Smith 481, Readfeld G7 Bur-
lington, Smith 4S1, Readfeld 1873; ST. AL
bans, Smith 367, Readtield 81; st. Johns
bury, Smith 4O3, Readfeld 1885, Woodstock,
Smith 337, Readfeld A; Springfield, Smith
1856, Readield 40; Bratteboro, Smith 372,
Readfeld 1913; Rutland, Smith 525, Readfed
l2S; Middlebury, Smith 2l3, Readfeld 81;
Brandon, Smith PIP, Read6eld 50.
Only two towns as far heard from, give
democratic majorities. We have the legsla-
tive vote of fifty towns. All send Union rep
resentatives but two. Among the members
elected are w. c. Smith of St. Adams, w.
Il. Shaw of Burlington, Chas. Reed of Mont
pelier, j. s. Marcy of Royalton, o. P. Chan
dler Of Woodstock, and S. M. Dorr of Rut-
land. The senate will be unanimously Union,
and the three congressman ditto from 5000 to
5000 majority for each,
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meu and eater the swamp, said that "he
could not DO 1.-THE mud was too deep" Col,
Serren ordered him to try. He did so, and
ghe lieutenant returned with his men covered
with mud, and said, ''Colonel, the mud is
over my mems heads; l can't do it." The
colonel insisted, and told the lieutenant to
make requisition for anything that was me-
cessary for the safe passage of the swamp.
The lieutenant made his requisition, in writ
ing, on the spot. 1t was as follows -
~ rant tieenty men, eigheeeH feet long, to
cross swamp fifteen feet deep"
The joke was u good one. 1t secured, how
ever, not cuhit to the statue of the lieuten-
ant. but rather his arrest for disrespect to his
superior. The battery, however, was built
with the aid of wheelbarrowS and sand. Like
Jonah's gourd, it sprang up in night, and
Beauregard withered under it in his modern
Ninevah, which iciH be destroyed
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-02

CAIRO, Sept. brig. Gen. Beal, and a
number of other rebel prisoners, passed
through here to-day on their way to Johnson's
island, under the charge of Lieut.. Wright.
MEMPHIS, Aug. 31.-The Bulletin of yes
terday learns from Mr.. Ray, recently pris-
oner at Little Rock, that the rebel force at
that place was four thousand strong, many of
whom were conscripts from sixteen to sixty
years age, only half armed, and command
ed by Gems. Kirby Smith and Price. The
rebels are erecting Notifications on the oppo-
site side of the river. Its reported that Gen.
Blunt is marching on Archidelphia. Mr.. Ray
says that the people Of Arkansas are tired of
the war and would gladly come under the pro-
lection of the federal government.
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MnLRuRY. Ahc. %. 1SG3.

Editor Of the Spy Dear Sir: see one
or two mistakes in the published report Of the
proceedings of the Institute at Concord. The
most important oneis in Cartoons account of
a school house in Mississippi. The report as
published, makes "a dry goods box thirty or
forty feet square," sc. l think l wrote ga
dry goods box for teachers desk. Near by
stood Shiloh church, thirty or forty feet
square," &c. As L cannot see the copy,
must presume the compositor omitted line
of the manuscript. Yours, truly, HER
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PROVOST MAnsnAL,s ogrIce, woreester. July III


Office PAS Main street.
Hcnceforward reward of TEN DOLLARS will be
paid to any person upon the arrest and delivery of
Deserter instead of the reward of Five Dollars hereto
fore paid.
Under recent Instructions from the War Department
drafted man NAV pay 500 in communication of service,
furnish substitute after he has presented himself
for examination and been accepted by the Board Of En-
rOllment.
Drafted men become Soldiers in the service of tho
United States by the fact of their having been
drawn III the Draft The notification subsequently served
upon them is merely announcement OF the fact, and
order for them TO report for duty at designated time
and place. The tollowif is extract from recent
opinion delivered by the Solicitor of the War Depart
ment
al person. after being drafted, and before receiving
notice. deserts the notice may still be served by leaving
his last place of residence, ard II he does not ap
pear II accordance herewith or furnish substitute
pay $500 he will be in law deseTter and must be treat
ed accordingly There is no way or manner in which
person enrolled escape his public duties, and
when drafted, whether present or absent the rights Of
the United States against him secured, and it is only
escape liability to be treated as a criminal"
The Board Of Enrolment will furnish blank certih-
of applicants for exemptions forms rs
to 30 inclusive, daily, between and o clot k
No certificates of Disability will be received except
those of physicians OF coed standing and well known;
these must in all be verified by the ath OF the
parties making same. SAM'L V. STONE,
Captain, and Provost Marshall Sth Mass Dist.
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From Washing

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-The supply steam
er Bermuda will leave the Philadelphia navy
yard on the 18th inst. for the west gulf block
aiding squadron, touching at Port Royal, PEN
sacola, and at the stations of the squadron.
An opportunity is thus offered for sending.
The bids opened yesterday for supplying
the government with flour ranged from S. 10
to 81 o. for No. 3 and from Sc to Sc 80 for
No. g. There were only two bids for furnish
ing No. l, from Sc SO to 81 rs. Two hundred
and twenty mine thousand barrels were offer
ed. 1t was decided to take all the flour offer
ed at So 80 and under, amounting to about
30 900 barrels
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LEAvENwoRTH, Sept. l.-Advices from
fort Gibson to the 9th ult. say that General
Blunt, with 5000 men and twelve pieces of
artillery, crossed the Arkansas river on the
23d; but the enemy declined a battle and fell
back. The rebel force is estimated at $4,000
men.
There was considerable sickness at fort
Gibson, but few deaths, however, had taken
place. The small pox prevailed to some ex-
tent among the Indians in that neighborhood,
and many had died. There were reports at
tort Scott, on the 29th, that Blunt had fought
a battle and been whipped, with the loss of
800 men.
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MARTIN u co. Proprietors,
aul3 dto4 Providence, k. /.


SturgIs's Electric Compound An efectua
bic for spinal frritation Hip Co6paints Asue in the
Face, Tooth Ache rain in the Side, Back and Limbs
Ear Ache, Lumbago, NC.
The proprietor in offering this 'icne the public
desires TO state that this preparation does not belong TO
that class called patent medicines Its value has been
tested for years, and it has been found fully ade
quate the removal of many obstinate cases OF the
above complaints which other celebrated remedies had
failed to reach and which had baficd the skill of emf
N ba oSe as Of 0o w
afflicted with any Of these complaints are earnestyra
quested this Conn ound ana judge for themselves
Among the advantages OF this medicine are the follow
ing:
1t is external in its application and the patient runs
risk in using it, 1t does not strike to the stomach
1t reaches the ard muscles. as it is believed
other medicine does.
has cured some of the most violent and obstinate
cases Of Neuralgia ever known.
It can be used on child sr on an aged person alike
The propfeIor lias been allowed publish the names
o may persons VINO nave used the Compound with the
they are among the most respectable citizens of Bos-
ton, and their residences and places of business
JOSEPH II. ALLEN, llS Washington street. House IS
n. ?. KEMP, Tract Society, 40 Cornlin
ADDlSoN BOfDEN, 400 " ashington street, Boston
firm of Haley, Morse IL Boyden.
ID. C. ROGERS, Conway Insurance Company, - State
Miss ROGERS, q Milford street. Boston
* Il AEM o1 I1o % CheTy street Boston
Mrs. r. HALE, Alpine street, ROxburv
MIS- MIS-; T. a. PiG wF oSI 6rg F PLACE Boston
&C. BARRY, Cashier of City Bank, Boston.
And many others.
The proprietor is permitted to publish the following
letter from o. c. Pitkn, Esq. Principal of the Hg::
School IN the city of Chelsea ana well known as one Of
the most successful teachers in New England:
CH LsEA, April 30, 1858.
Friend Wiams-YOurs of the 18th is received. NV
we was troubled with Neuralgia in the face
Sne tried your Compound with decidedly good effect
thk 1t Is an excellent article and have recommended
N one instance where il also produced good effect
1ou certainly have the liberty to refer to
With much respect, yours truly,
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l,-corroN more active and flrmor

NEW YORK, Sept l.-CoTrON more active and hr1nor
saies lou bales al 654 q 6i4c for midding uplands.
FLoUk-Beceipts bbis sales Il 200 bbls; state and
western less active, but prices without material
enange supertne state 80 % Las; extra 465 %
aSO choice 495 q $40; round hoop Ohio $40 % 35;
choice $40 q 81; superne western 80 90 % $50; South,
ern unchanged sales 800 ObIs mixed to good $40 CPS
fancy ami extra $50 q SIS; canada steadp; $50
100 q 100.
Wheat heavy and less active but prices without
Shange Com active ana q &c better; sales 1877, 600
bush. Oats better.
Beef dull; sales 200 bbls. Pork dull heavy, and low
er sales $50 bbls Lard rm sales 1850 bbls at VI q l03c
Butter firm; sales small Ohio IA a l8c state Is q 23c.
Sugars steady sales 1850 bills Muscovados9 % llac;
Porto Rico lla @ 3c; So boxes Havana at about y3c
Molasses quiet; New Orleans So bbls at 50 @ 55c.
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A " SWAMP ANGEL" INornpxr rho
"Swamp Angel" is the gun which has baa 49,
pleasure OF Smelling Charleston. Why it has
such a celestial appellaton as "AngeI, a.,
at loss to conceive; but Swamp" is riubt
and to the point, since the battery which it
graces was built in a swamp which northern
farmer would view with horror doubly nor
rible. Col. Serrell, of the New York engi-
neers, had the charge OF its construction him
self, and not afraid to enter swamps, you can
imagine his surprise when one of his lieuten-
ants, whom he had ordered to take twenty