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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-25

EconOmIse i-EconomIse by Dyeing your caston
garments and Trimmings with the Domestic DgeS-40
uinerent last coOrs, including all the and ashiona-
pie shades Price only Is 25 per package. See
je2D deoutf ~ "
CInnin Is making Card PhotogrsDbs uneouaIied IN
th'sc""h'TN. HlVe MN call dtf mv2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-25

PAY Your TAxEs.-The city treasurer is
prepared to see the taxpayers of Worcester,
as the notice in another column will show. 1t
will be saving of time to go early.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-25

CoLDwATER, Mich, May is, 1857.
Messre Railway Il Ill have been afflicted for some
years with what the physicians term Consumption 1t
had reduced me to such state, that was ncapable
of attending to my business, suffered continual pains
in my bones, and my stoma was disordered nj food
would pass undgestad. After using the most popular
medicines OF the day to no effect induced through
the influence Of one of travelling agents. to use your
r. r. r., and am happy to have the pleasure to inform
entirely cured.
My wife has been subject TO the sick headache but
since your Remedies have been introduced into my fai-
" the use OF the Relief has emit ely cured her of this
distre sing complaint
In future shall keep supply of them hand as
consider them invaluable.
Il. H. THOMPSON. Proprietor s. n. Hotel.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-25

Mn. JAMES CoNLEY of this city, an active
member of our Horticultural society, took the
first premium of twenty-five dollars, tor the
best twenty green house plants, at the Massa-
chasettesr d dlttffifB66I stt6ffl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-25

In Paxton, Sent %, Almira A, wife of Geo w Gould,
member Of Co q, 18th regiment Is yrs.
Funeral at her residence in Paxton, on Saturday Mt
lCI O'Clock Friends and relatives are invited to
attend.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-25
CITY AND COUNTY.
country.

FATAL ACCIDENTAL lad, aged twelve
years, named John McTighe, was killed yes
terday afternoon in the yard Of the Western
railroad. The switching engine of the Boston
and Worcester road was slowly backing up L
few cars, the last of which had nearly reached
a car standing on the track, when this boy
started to run between them, and his head
was caught between the wooden hunters of the
two cars. 1t is only about two months since
an elder brother of this boy was drowned. We
take this occasion to again ask the attention
of all who have to do with children to the dam
gers of allowing them to be on the railway
tracks. There is not man connected with
the roads who does not have occasion contin-
ually to warn or drive children away from
danger How many more such calamities are
there to occur before the warning will be
needed? A coroner's inquest will make in
quiry into all the facts to-day.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-25

George Sea-IOns-FURNIsulNG UNDERTAKER.-
My Colin WareroOms at No. 20 Front corner
ofrrunbul). where always be fund large assert
OF all the different kinds and patterns Collins
Also Metallic and Rosewood finish Caskets.
Plates. Robes, &C. furnished OF the best material
atest patterns mch2S diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-25

Washburn 10 Eliz beth Jones' both of Worcester
In this city sept %, by Charles Jersey Esq James
Hill to Mrs Catherine Brein. both of Auburn Nv ~
In Clinton, sept 20, at the idence of John j Bovn-
ton, Esq by Rev Jddkms, Jr John Wood ESQ of Sol
ton, to Fannie II Lee OF Boston.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-25
.1eo1 advertisements.
Z ISL OF LETTERS remaining IN

I lST OF LETTERS remaining III the
IA Post 0tlice, Worcester, Sept "a. 1868
ALLEN. Eliza lnganam d
Ames d JOHNSON Danford
Alexander Kate Jilson Emma a
Adams mrs Mary Jennlson Sarah Sophia
Aldrich samuel X johnson Esther
BUXTON charles jerks mrs VIM
Brown Charlotte A KNAPP mrs ID Il
Baylies miss 4 A KImba
Barnes Julia Kendrick Nellie
blanchard John Kibum Rice
Basset Joseph LYONS Ann
Britain W Lapham AS II Co
Brown Lizzie Lynch David
Burns Lizzie Larkin Hannah
Bliss Lucena Loud James
Batchellor Martha Logan Lizzie
Brigham Mary A LaYerty Ia
B Bs2sa 9i mrs Nancy M Ma
Baker mrs Mary Ann Merrifell
Barnard mrs Mary Mainard james T
Brown Minnie hOnAhan James
Bovnton Grin Nc sarland mrs Jerusha e
BohOn Owen McHugh Jartn
Easset Sheldon Nleen Mary f
Bromihan Timothy Martin miss NJ
Boyd mrs + Martin Mary
Bigelow w b Maekay Thomas
e eISRk Ho %F MEME NE%Eh Fa mile
Clements Angelette II POWELL mrs Anna Rice
Chafee mrs Ann Patch Abbie
Cole Abbie & Packard Betsey
curtis Charles Perry mrs Anu
Converse Elenor burlington Ellen
Clemmons Elizabeth Pratt mrs merne
C!app Ellen Peyser julius
Connors VIM Powers Johannah
Cunnano Mary ParInintcr mrs LucyP
Chambers 6 Powers Lucy
Cheney Geo Pike Nellie NJ
Charon John Peck mrs Mary c
Cronan John Perry mrs
Colby Pierce Nellie
Cavesta mrs Joe Peeer Martin f
Current AR Prcerck NJ n
Cunard Johanna RUSSELL Annie
Carter mrs Mary Rollins l.
Cowdry Mortimer L Relnoids Thomal
Cummings Porter h STAPLES
Corwin Russell Stowe Carrie II
HEESNlN Catherine saf fi5 Charles
Daniels David Smyth Catherine
Dorman Steere 7
Damon Scott T.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-25

THERE will be meeting of the Worcester State
Guard at the City Hall THIS EVENING. at u O'Clock,
for Drill.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-25

Mr.. GARDNER LIGHT, engineer at Mefri-
fields works, fell from the engine, last night,
and was very seriously injured. He fell
about nine feet, and was hurt so badly that he
was taken home insensible.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-25

A Card.-G ADAMS having returned from the
indies will resume tho charge of his Gallery at 259
Nj ain street, Especial will be given in making
DC In the higher branches of the art MIR. A. arrange
mentS su IN thai he can have competition this
side of New York. Having engaged for this summer
new artists Of eminent ability ne confidently expects
the public will sustain Nun In his enterprise establish
gallery IN Worcester whore first class work in Oil Pas
tele, Ink Water Color, &C, be made equal to any
made by Quincy, Fredercks or Brady The public are
invited to cll AMI eXl anime work by his artists,
and judo for themselves TO those wanting pictures of
children lie will by kindness attention. and patience
deavor to suit them Gallery 239 Main St, up but
Fight Of stairs dit m2S
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-25

DUPREz & GREENS minstrels appear on
Monday next.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-25

wives, Mothers ;ssld Sisters, whose FIus-
bands, Sons and Brothers serving in the Army can
not put INTO their knapsacks necessary valu-
able glt than a few boxes Of H0L0WAY'S PILLS and
OINTMENT They insure health even under the expos-
ure OF soldiers life. Only % cents box or pot
sl9 div 90
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-25

d. w. IsrOOks-FURNIsHING UNDERTAKE., No.
hangs Block, opposite the Court House, Worcester.
t26 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-25

Br' Svyect's InfaliIbIe L.iBIment is truly
II ea In need and every family should have Il at hand
os1 dgEwlv
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-25

Skin Diseases, ScrOfuIons Sores, SyphiIit-
lie Ulcerr, Cured wi Ii from one to six tiles of Dr.
Railways Cleansing Syrup called Renovating Resovent
CURED BY TWO BOTTLES.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-25

WOrms-COrbin's Worm Destroying Syrup for Chill
dren AVID Adults Sac AMI efcaciOus. 1t not only ga
moves the but the of their great increase
and greatly Improves the general health. Price rs
cents. d&wly augl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-25

DIR. q. w. EstabroOk. Surgical ann Mechanical
Dentist, Rooms No I aud 9, Flagg's Building opposite
Bay state House. Worcester, Mass. d3mf s23
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-25

MSnGnant DIseasrs.-AmoDg the most so in our
climate Is Quinsf and Sore Throat, which are always
distre sing and frequently fatal but 1t is pleasure to
know that an cfeetus remedy has been found. The
worst the kind yield readily to the wonderful
pr lpertea OF DI. sweets hfathbie LiRment ard we
believe II as been known to fail real blessing,
and should be widely known, Pass ii around.-Bea'
iagton (Ht) Banner. sl9 d&wlw
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-25

Draper q, Clark, COMMISSION MERCHANTS. and
Dealers in Flour, Grain, Meal, Grass Seed Salt Lime
cement Calened Plaster, Plaster Paris Ground Oyster
for the sale OF Goes Super Phosphate of Lime Peruvian
Guano, American GuanO, and Ground Bone.
DRAPER Il CLARK
apo DIFF Nos. 95 Il ~ Front St, Worcester, Mass
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SnettaE 5lqtrees.

EDWARD NIELLEN, Jr. continues to pay the highest
price fof cid papers. etc. diff ia24
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-25

Ca Pictures taken for ore dollar per dozen Mt
PAKkER'S, 80 N ain street diff sid
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-24
CERCULAR ORDER.
aEABazs EsLsEFBzE ANB soNrURRT) }
gTRrAH

EOETssHEEI, A's., Eovs.ssr -, 1853
TIE ssassripi lsN, upon principles Of Pzbis poEey
4 gCSzts sEsmPti1z fr5a IzliIarY duiy " tbREers
sbcsmskers sHd ether usssaHieE
Tbs pr viiegs Is allowed ;Hssq uEsfll ss-bs-s s
seiy for The pa0s Egad FER Ike b=nsat bf tse
NEE ehslieE thsuRs-vez They dervs great iudiFtsR 81
oeEsfl fen g. but zee F-iVlsfs allowed fer she pub
&c gosd ui1aa- These exceptions re csnzitieEai II
tks priyi-Fc ls sbzssd tss sIespz is ferfaitrd
3 he y al.sTs th1ss szeuP-c- Vs-y liberal prsEt
E-vsltg sv- Ts- cent Ga ttz s=ss ~ prl.usr1a Iss
sxolbiAn rst=s Ess cszn1ndei Tor casre rougL "a -
s. aA1 II bssts T. On $40 te $50 illustrates The
extent o. tais a5usF,
The Sisie eeIBe is-ioDsrs u11ier Law q sozersss
lave Ikea fHi pres sr q -r'iSas catering iatS the
-g-uss q Sc array The wants ef he asGutrv srs tie
sEEs ne rates AIsa - taess e9za1a;ssioEers fer
lid= leailer sl5ot Sta ere se9PtsJ IS aAe bats o.
reus % b 81 0Hsd saa dcezed fsir fss isd.yaE
"a 10 fhc Cove s-f 4levs - cents er e1s aun-
ared cents per psua l-r hi es lie taEEsr vii be al
e, - tLai sud p.sals Ter tsnH.nE II the a-yeEa
raeug AlST, 55 or 80 Ier PCUud for ieatE-r, t1st
tlu-t - tes alJ4 90 Ter sc lEssEssker u1gl
which Be he - ca caste ai- pres a. zansiscsssT
II charges szcsca lie re- ei 1Ke1 - %orer1taest Jha
vi bs egagaet eTils1se q the EouEs Of hs pryi
lsgs af exsmptisu Tles m stisR has Bsec Era IL
sd be EhJ revoke 81 s25aBash Is tlsEE Ii he
FlivuFe zsls~d sn Fcooi 0slEs s1s sad hreu shl
befsre Frlpsa en-sssus stzs-z e-uEazdes sf Fsn-
syoaz or estpo . thry vii. f-F7s-a lhe preefs Tltk
heir sPnCa i1tofs=d th-resB. taronga lie B-igsder-
Gene % slper-nesal.s t1is bsruaSL
Eazio ssul Islase 10 sell tksir goods for
IacEoy ara rad II tHs tasss ssldis thzt tbeg
hal zsy fss tA-l GCal HsiH proFiloss. I2ls sl Re
rsrsroel as 9 v1lztirH s tk= pr Vegs - Kemp Ptisu,
t D. r. disiugsna Gs -Eis .iu eE Ri 1T r1tcs
sza ArEsr ProG ban ;hs la1 a'ipWs Fl=y laEst Hs D
salr s oGs lor uoley. Fey Ru-t have 8 mshsy
ies, ard tney wd L0t sell fof HE lngst esass O.
su4ssszre- -.his11rs-s n3eu-T D. tss Cdrrun-y II
Il r5u-sry and sic rsflSEi Of Il vll be ussts-
as-is lurs II czrmEt-a II eilizeEs Win Ey bsrer
o. .g..ss it - lct 0l Ir es5d %.
.1sr 8ltsuuon Il al osssrg Gi tss BHrssE Is ssls6
70 lhs sraer They s,i 40 ssiss receive psvo ard
i.rEaId ih1 aems al cr1sr sa.es Wn-Is cnze
sszI K e EoEftiIHrs -f 6asasPscn.
- rder sf ftistagF-li rlersl fuLsV, sEFsHstaad
trg surs.a jean =. IS6E.
d-fEts A a aznrsl.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-24
Daily gpveal.
IPRoM THE ahMY gpITIor.1


ElsVsnseHss Is, the Federal Ssngress.
The reesnE votes in the Lincoln b suse Of
Representatives, apsn ressiaiions submitted BIZ
Railins, Of Aissouri, and Fernando Wood, Ia
5iiss.s, we imsg CINE. HstkiBg more ths1 a shut
aiHg ST eEFds By parties fof next summers Pres
iseEtiai campaign. Rollins resolution, dselaT-
ieg IN substance against conc Eest. and s1sjugs-
ton, was saved from hssty death by ths IN
terveBtion Of Israel WRGhburne, q B aek Re
pnblisan leader fTsn Illinois, who seems 10 have
carried for AIs melton TO lay over, fity-fVe
Black Republican votes. he stated that he
wished % debate the resolution"
WashburEe, With mere ssEse tkan the hfsy-.
two ef bis brethren Uhe were for killIng.ths re-
80 alton On sight. sseing that this viii be the
issue ef the next Presidential campaign, pTo-
Psses - tleal it with ssHething like she gravity
Sue The subjsot-e0 draw he eRemy'S fife upon
I,, aEd faTHish the Bsek Republican party 0at-
side of tie House, in advances, with the aTgu-
menis Ia isvoF Of conquest ard sabiagsto1.
When the vote comes 10 be taken On the pas.
sage Of the resolution it viii be found that It's
supporters have dEindled dswn 10 tAs .ffiV-Hsns
WAieh seems TO be the strength OF the Demo- |
cratic miEsTity in thst bEdy, and ia this shape
The question will 90 before ''the eoantTy'-shat |
is to ssy, the Northern country, and make ue |
the great issue Of ths s.eetion. We need not ex-
press he conviction that the Democracy VIII be |
thoroughly whipped upon it.
Fernando Woods resolution, to svpsiEt three |
commissioners 70 epGn negotiations wita the 1
Richmond Government fer peace and fraternity 1
uzdeT the Constitution. ne suppose 70 Be S pri- /
vste experiment Of bis own upsn tbs temper Of /
the war Democracy and he succeeded in getting
the ghels ffty-nins Democratic vssas fer Il, h
VILE i appears thas nest Of the uilFas who
went against Wsshburne's molion, declined 20 /
vote at all. Weed, sf course, eouls have had
ne hspe for his resolution.
Wes nothing mere ia 81 this seti1n than
the SsIis.y Of parties &C make up the issues Of
tie csEzing struggle fer the spells. Wss5, as
tic leader Of the Peace Democracy wishes TO
toll the war Democrats as nearly over 70 his Do
sills1 as possible, and We Esvs no doubt both
factions viii uaiie for the struggle upon plat
form deneuncirg subjdgStien and proposing tho
employment Of every means Of eeHeiliatisns, in
win forss and srns. On the other
hsud the Back RspaslieaRs viii 20 into the
fight under ths bsnEsT Of total and immediate
bslitioH-no negotiations with armed rebels
var 10 tie kEiis-Subjugstion, confsestion and
be property Of the rebels to psy for the war snd
urBish "free fsrmsD 70 the c0nqusrors. In
IFht on these issues the Democracy will be
gorse whipped than common. We have no
icu5t Of thst-Asess Telegraph.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-24
osjss, Of ,ss rIpoora Proclamation.

Objees 81 TIE EIRo5ia Proclamation.
Prem shs Macon Tsegraphl
This Is point Of much unsatisfactory IL
quiTy s62 speculation. In the outset, it is slear
hat The aBDarcnt purpose Of this d7suIaeut can
not BE- iis real sne. Il Prefesses 90 meet and
encourage & disposition msRife5soa in s0ns Of
rs Southern States Is relafn to the Union, and
X does this By establishing conditions the NEST
ruihoua, Eey0lUaozary ana shhorTeAs. Gould
IiHcciH suppose Tor sae RoReut, that cha re-
constTucliOnisis Of N1rlh Carolina, Tsonesses,
Arkansas, or any sl the ether States, would be
fortified ia their policy by this proclamation
0a the contrary, musi il not have been evias9t
90 hi2 thzt his propssi lions Tcaid act as sR ex-
tiugUsher upoE al thsir hopes and projects 10
siiczate ths people frsm the Confederate Gov
ernEustf
Tnis proclamation eanzat, thsrsl0re, be in
tended 10 promote the eiuse Of reconstruction in
The Coniederats States Whist, thea, Is its par
posel S9ms have suggested that It is meant 70
excite diseontent End reY0luion il the South, By
holding up slave property IS the only barrier to
peace, and 20 stimulate to increased activity the
prsjGdices Of tho outside world By redueirz ths
eeessi0ns Of the war e he single ons Of uncoa-
ditional ensnei iPatioR. There may bt' someshisg
In this, sna these Purposes Rsy, psThsps, enter
int the general desigR 81 TIA pyoclanf tian
~ S4L gHA pat We SIe tH1u-GI 10 LS3A l9k
tbs resi- objest Of the Proclamation ia 8 direction
precisely tse opposi Il It's estsnsibls purpose.
I The Linesla G5veInAeAt, no seabs, new fully
selieTes the susjugsion Of the Seath \ question
Of but little fursher time, Gn !, therefore, while,
tc prevent trouble a. holne, thsy think It neees,
sary to hold out some presenee Of proposition
f0F reespsuuetsH-a seTt Of tub to the whale Of
Northera oonservgtisna-yet, as reconstruction
i the last thing they desire, they have carefully
proposed plan which they know is net snly
imprsetieahls, bns viii are the Southern hsart to
.he last olirenily Of resistsnes.
To enblugste tho Southern States and sell
shera oat, Hfeck, leelk ard barrel tor Federal
prssnbscbs in order &c uink the Yankee national
dsbf, ard provide homes fer the bordes Of ban
dtti tiey have gsiAered Ia heir sr1ies, is, ne
Joa5., iLo settled pcliey Of the Linesly Govern
ment Sztisasd tha; il can be accomplished by
a few more months Of wsr, they Wou.d moi
Eillingly accept voluntsry refurn ot the Seutb-
en- s.stes 10 ihe usien, Il il were ssndeEod.
Raj still, somsihing is dRe to sppee,Anees-
Il js srudeas net to az nesdlsssiy in the -fsao OF
- pstrlos.c and raoisrata ef their swn secsion;
and ths proclamation is nsant to e9nsiliase
thss,, While, Il net accepted b. tbs S5Rih, he
refusal fiFsisbs1 sEPls Justification for those
exEens rnesSurss Of eeDnseatien and ejsetnent
whiaA lbey mean 10 pursue, not only 70 gSast
hex nslevoezce, bat also - TePleaisA thelI
hnsncss.
But maa proposes snd 6ed dispssss Let ne
usa insult 3 wise sRd ben. fsioat ProEisenes
by dIsprHst si HIS purpess 10 save the 5eEth
JSm she inigaitsus schemes Of her easmies.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-24

NO ExECUTE0E.-Ths nilitsTy execution.
oTdeIsl &C take plses At Camp Lee. ysstsrday
were sfponsd o. seesast Of he rs5pile o. re.
gTisve of the condemned "a
The reader viii remember Of he ean) how
Often he has seea q similar announcement siras
the amy was orgaaizs3. When desertsFs ara
caught they are generally tried By 3 coDFtnsF-
tiai. Tho penalty fixed By law 70 that crime Is
aestt'; sentence ia passed and sIeeutisR ar
rsagtd Bat the inevitable sequel is contained
~ ms slsreetypsd phrases Of the local repeFlsY
Hs1ce we have in Practice laws without penal
tea that Is 20 say, neither law nor iassiss.
Hence, too, tho army Is = seigs Csnscnnti0a
does not tii Il levy in mass will Eli il less.
for the greater tie 7oiuTne Of water, the swiffsr
Is tAs current through the holes Of ssivs An
Increase Of tba army is necessary. Psuhgas i
We perish. Bu. c0shiug viii incrsase L while
jGshca has ne minister. The eanker Of the
modern man IS tina loss of that Virsr Of rseti-
tads which '.exeeabes judgment and inHiess
punishment 4 sasTs1E1g ruEPcE1d Of ssissa
vanity nervous saasi bilitY. which the weak
mistake eE mercy, has usaTpss tho plscs Of
tho msnai .h OF the soul, justsGs tse eouesptian
Of law and peaAi.y, tie sansimsat Of ihe FiRds
Interference ssassst sll inE0ScnE psrg0u8 n
favor OF o1s guilty 1san, Is aHt.srea with tie
athe CT henev0isHce icssssd Of being abherrsd as
he viles. Of crimes and the worst Of reasons.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-24
VOL. XIV, NO. 269

hing" and that hitshsl was much more cir-
s12sPeel 10 1is c6ndnet tsgA1ds eiGzsns thsrs
afar
At the iims Of tie killing Of EeCo5k, he and
Capt. Hsmsrieh, another gallant partisan Of ils
same county, with about esgsty men, sttaeksd
McCe1k (Tb0 vas riding is q znhalsnea, and
rot in private carriage taken fToa 8 citizen.
as pa5lishsd il al Aflsnia sapsrt sad his body
gasTd sf some tive hundred and Eity cavalry. :
few miles Il advance Ct bis arigads Of infantry,
near newmarket u the egunty q Madison
TIE frnlse bedy guard lad, prseiBitatoly, lssy-
tng NcCook, els sdjuszgt aud bis nagro drivs-
30 taxa care ef themselves, aud lhsv tried %
follow the guard. GaTisy Tode I'd 5F he sids
Of The EnbulsHco s11 deUsnSsi &cCaok's sur
render. TIE demsna ws5 unheeded, and tte
horses whipped %. UasiiiiHg 70 shoe, fiurley
kspt uP with tkeIa, and eFisred 3 hals thres
hnsss and not being hssdsd, ha sh0s an5 IssT-
tally wounded aeCsok, and saDsared LIN, Is
aliatanf, and bii stolen driver.
AetAcoz Bzs tsiEsn 70. ths e5antry Tafidsne8
q paiIis ic widow lsdys Mrs WoTd, nssr By,
Ard died in = fsH hours With the tender fssI
inEs Of = rs6ned E9msu, Mrs.. WsTd ertsufes
3 her dying ssemy kidd attentions, and Ne
Cock IN feeogniilan Of Der sinanss1 directed
aisl his men should % her sad her PIopsFty no .
injury; BAT TIE diab0licsl wrsteass, sf-sr hls
3sEth sad the removal Ct bis body, b1r,f hsr
] ssiiags oRt-houses, barns and stables. snd
hose Of 3 nunbsF Of naigl l-bOrs, refusing fe al
eE t5en b rsmoYs anything houl The baii
Fey drove Mrs. Word and her daughter. Mi3s
AHna, (Eh0ss patriotism bss often feun1 Hobls
lttsTAnes IN beautiful verse,) out Of the hogsp,
lsPPing tie ds1gbto1'5 jaws and even kicklug
Ter, II response 90 soma brave ard iniepend.sRE
xprsssion Of 0piuisn Of fhsir bsThartss
AeCo0k's sdidtsRt Vas pGroled By Carey
nd vent 70 HEEtsvills, and, there. tod friona
T safs tAst Garlsy eziIel cn McCook thrss
ime5 e aalt, and be did net ahay, and Guriey
rss iereed 70 shoot OF rsiinqui-h his capture.
nd be (ihs scjgtslt) dad Ros blsms hia in the
last
We bslisvs his % Be 81 aecHrsis histaEy OF
le Etfair GHTley did nothing msrs than a
-s7o, eiiysiTeas, 4 hga-s0uied freemsu and pst-
u sh0Ad haEs dena. His PaHi0tie services
! North Aisbama, 4iidlo shd West Tsauas-
e, snti.le hi1l % the gTstituGe Of bis esuatrT,
nd 70 avery sffcf- h5 GovsTuusnl osn make,
( his deliTsrsuse from the igaon .aious pgr-
hneut. tie diabGiezl, Fiu1ietiFs uaiias d tbs
lemy is likely % EdjgdEs him. We iavoEs
e immediate sttensl5n & he Csniedorzts Gov
unsnt 70 this mat H.--i -iBntsUilis confsfs-
Il