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The New York herald., 1863-08-13

That thc temperature ~ the air Influences health -
fact tot denied (cod as wei hca). For lnstraii0n
in loudon the mortality IN the second week of
ary. 1850. 70 a6S, 10 conecqucnce co'd Ihs
annual average for the sarresordng week ln the en-
previous years was 2od an Inrreaso of 76s N ms
case cold was protnGtye' o much greater number q
deaths IN proportion the population than heat this
city 10 any week ~ the present heated term whch
s the most protractod that has occurred very
magS tcafs bci X n0w twenty hyr sccutive dryH.
sere oi which the tempe arrr remained extreme
liAh point lor several bous tp.cAer. isa vel knovn
nc tuht person can enter Nn apartment aud breathe
ier gQrl time, without expert nciug serious ,rHry Al
ayr ib#t wpnd cook meat 10 fNw nlnutes but should
DC remain beyond cer'' . feEip1 death would b. ihe
result The city, during IN tue last 70,
wecks, may rstlv bc hnared % the pcrretc heat n
Furnace, he contnnanee ~ which depressed he row
er af lie that persons not Gfcisnafe8 or ctnH 9Th
cnT ulc cor~iitutnna dieeafcs and thee who nra
naiuraLy weak, INST suer and many from the direct
results of the uuusras onndltion % the elements
My determined purpose is 20 leave nothnv undonr "a
far my department - concerned that VIII IL any Wv
con'rbate n the sanitary condition NJ tho CRY nrd add
Toe health and oonfort ~ the entire community Re-
tpccGuily, y. l. A. BOOfE, city Inspector.
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INTERESTING FROM FORTRESS MONROE
Mr.. w. II. stIner's Despatch.
FoprasSs MosRox, Ausust IL 1868

r. He
FoprRssr Mossox, Auaast II, 1863
ARRIVAL os Ius woRip.
The gunboat Western World arrived here this morning
from beaufort and tbs blocksding nces Wilmington
having In Tow ,hs new prize Kate from caufort
This vessel Ia minus her guns and wschissry she having
been run ashore under guns Of rebel battery ~hsp
close pressed BY ons Of uuisers The rebels soc
ceedsd In taking her machinery, bot ~e obtainsi
possession o. he' 0e'0'' ,o' e'a'a - . ss.,s4t.,
While tho western World WAS Waiting the blockadns
feet on wilmington rebel camo down tho uocsh
u the Cape river and 6red two shots either
SIMPLY for practice and then colly took her do
psrturc. Tho morning previous W this my
Informant states that this steamer down
it,le eons,erpaon among vessels. ~crc orssd
TO weigh anchor and prepare Tor The worst 10 con,mos
prudence.
xovgywxrs ov spnHAl LIE
On Saturday nj two O'Clock r. ~ the Western worlt
took bard tho Admiral Of the feet N iso) from
his flagship ths Mnnesots OF New Inlet and
MIN 10 Bssafort. where hs went BY rail 70 Newborp
Tho following are tho
AoftnG AastU-ssmusi u. Gregory.
SurDron-- IN ~sld wsrnef
Laymasbe--R ". hccoiIey.
Easigns-Rufus X, Donpell and 49, rois.
oond Aastskanf E19isc~r---st. Car.
yrssI- ~ Ar nsAUrosv.
Tn. following named vessels r~ppftcd al psa1fors
~ G.. al The time tho Western World sst, August v.
fsHcosEkr
Minnehaha, Chesapeake
J. " Iariand. Bropshaysn.
John -xoup, Ibliadelppis.
burrows, Philadelphia
Acgnilia, Phiadolphl
Brave, se~ York.
FLORIDA, Now York.
~. Louis, Boston.
Alliance, Philadelphia.
hobart Y I~tan. lhn.sephla
Mary &. Banks, philadelphia
Active, IhisfelHhs.
J. u. Reeves, Philadelphia
FHgs.
Y. hsthunn Philadelphia
h0ile hetcalf New iDfs
William krrvof. PbiIAdsll lhis
\ " Ailon, ss~ York
nssos ssssHsI
arrived hero IRON iialtfg yesterday ~ rfnr by Tho
steamer Aasaiio lie roaC for srs bcfn asssus
e'ninAhd ~ The Eighteenth army Cofpr Tie ola hsfgnb
hss hoen broken ~ and Consolidate sh tho fabsasIE
Will bea1guartsrs al Ss~bsrn.N
The New York herald., 1863-08-13
News from tho Front.

WtwnSGtuN. August II, lses
a new rebel camp was discovered On Pony Nouata. 4.
near cupeppcr, On sunday. II is believed the fe0cs
came from the socth side of the Rapidsn.
william T. Howel, Or Philadelphia, for n long time
CHIEF clerk 10 the Chief Qlarormastcr Of the Army q
she Potomac. has been rewarded for hs ability ard
Adelity by the appointment Of captain in tho sand 10.
partment
Fri gadier General Patrick, Provost Marshal General,
has obtained short leave Of absence 70 attend 10 private
business, being the irst time his entry into tho
volunteer service he has been absent from his arduo
duties Deputy Provost Marshal sharpe stead
No movements Of general character have transpred
sbr time IN tho Army Of tho Potomac.
The weather Ia intensely hot, the earth is dry and
psrchcd and and beast glad 70 the cooling
shades.
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Mr.. w. II. slincr's Despatch.

FoRrHE.s MONROE. August IL. 1908.
Tho United States steamer Flora, w. Booth
Formerly Of tho yacht Hearctra) commanding, len
Port Royal Friday tho TN met. AZ eleven
r NJ. or tho same day passed Charleston har.
Dor aud found . terrible bombardment Of orr
night working parties In progress Fort sumter and tho
batteries Morris Island playing on tho supp sod
position Of our forces with terrific fury Tho cannonadng
was continuous shells coarsed through rhe MIR n all
directions Illuminating the ky with the hsss Of re. and
by the terrible laundering of heavy guns and tho buft
Ing u shells formed scene Of terrible grandeur
passed.
The Flora left tho parties st engaged and the shy hrM
liant with rebel shells Tho rcsuk of .he affair or the
damages either side are unknown,
On the s,h, when of Cape Lookout, was boarded by The
blockading gunboai James Adeer. On tho sth, whdn
thirty Ave miles north OF Iiateras was found necessary
to haul res blow on aud wait for ten hours TO
pair the boiler Arrived In Hamnton Roads at thscs
O'Clock r. N. Of tho 10Th and sd oqisgs " the guard
ship until fermlsg could be obtained to run 10 and 70
pensh her coal. Captain L. james, Post Quarter
master at this point. supplied this deficiency.
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How Re,a,,at,on work. In Richmond.

tffom The NaHninGfun star, August IL II
refugee who has arrived IN Washington from Rich.
unoud states ten. Ice has made appeal 10 Jeff
Davis not tc execute his order reference ~ Captains
Sawyer and Flynn. lie e,founds hs poa upon the fact
shss IL cndangcrs tho life Of his sen. and that tho
threatened retaliation was not provoked by the enemy
Davis declined rcvoking the order, account, he
snid of the public pressure its favor lee pleads tho
service mad rendered tho government and pr
vately announced his intention q rcsigning the threat
should hc put In executios.
This story, whether not, is one aGoai in Rich.
Dnnd when the refugee LETT there.
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Fsre in west PhiIaas,phIa

FHnApuFEiA, august IL, 1895.
fcmc coal oil Ia cars the side tracks Of ths
Pennsylvania Railroad, At West Philadelphia iook Gro
cars loaded with coal olsAnd damaging some others
oaded With oosl and othss frsigh. The nrs promised
one time y - vevy Obstructive, ~ ssre wcrt
was bus short distance rs0 ~ sops Il tAs
company but was ehstksd BY The speedy rAnovai q
ali the exeept hoes bwniaa The cause n ira a.
has not - yes been ascevtased.
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Tss sabbath cs.v.-,,os

eArssaos. t9gVst IA. iNf1
Tass H&bba'h Cs@yrrto~ tsH sessfSs y 1ay, ~bh
krs~ Attendance saAf t~cfstsef Interest ~ Nrista
r.Iser e kam aefs dsin erred adfrses - fhyr~a2y
~ ns fsass@ws s 10 Nasfasn ~, lsRfF rtnith, a
Hs~ gnss fesA l@p~r - to EhifsfAy n ~ rMhhafh
p,nss.~sa fgox. ns "A wtisIa toete, Yeat fAe~r -
,,s tsssbn a sn~ Asshs a. rss *sifss - ~. VIZ
b fsAgs sersstsf feseNstNas - Nrf ~ me@1R fef ~
c@sir~ 4 bssi~ stmgfAt9s a 10 @tvsD
The New York herald., 1863-08-13
Coroner fnquest#.

sralsssg tTysAr-~Assny yotrfs Etsussrms.--eoson.r
Ranney fatasf - bid hniefn9ftsn 0tanlnsten
ysstsraay tbs = fafct cotfigst native K Ire
aod. aKud t~ersy year no ss4bbsf " ths
e5rrsr n Ninth "a rhrty ti1h street ~ tho
nghl ~ tss loth Inst. ~ psfNon urADDwa. ~.
nsfpi man IN h. seeastn states mat hs - into
lth sfsn nAknown shea thr istlsr tlrnssi
ugon hn 4n1 stabbed BIN twicr. inactiex sWoh e~vrfa
voancs that feared te y n Mt retrrsr. The fr&aa
gYes ost a tbe hiifsat~gt - ths nt.a1rta cog ~
rsnd a The wgsbdsa raa. wbo gave tts ss.fnal Ava
tbe rfessDSs - ~ osnSf. ~tn~ sofSs snausf, gsd
CovYissn thtealsss4 b. have tha dcg ksa ~ ~ pnre
vhNh broaTt "a ssneA fpsse m vheh tha suis
drs~n and the iulns@i nfAn received h~ wasnea A.
sr~1dy stated No sue cosld w. ,lassf % thc se1Ny
~ the sssalsnt
FocsD Dss~sp --rorcns~ wisy tsid 40 nsps~i 30
isrdsy uron the ba1y n John o~s~ou, a. pee 70 10
North river. nssesssd. spg~arts, ~s e'rssinx iAs
rf~~~ N q .rnssi h1ss>sa The I'm lst oDrssy 9TH
three ffS~nsx ~ the psrgas esry h~ss eAsns
skng and ran them 6cvn. The r0fy -@s A. ~-~l
Nth the ~x<rpsAnn ~ eew~ss~ct 49, sahk tnr 49,
CO selng fLrown kso fhs We wf.e fstd a1 fhs
t~rpoa "a 0~snSa 90 ~ ~R.eh l'sd gtsf w. tSs
sbosssnsn wto reo0yer~i iha bsay.
The New York herald., 1863-08-13
Mortality OF the Metropolis.
INTERESTING LETTER FROM CITY INSPECTOR BOZ

THE HERALD.
In your paper OF Tuesday last suggestion made
that the City Inspector exhibit comparison OF the deaths
Of last week. from OF the prevalent Diseases
with period Of previous years also give
the meteorology. agreeable to the intima,on most
cheerfuly furnish the information DESIRED with other
facts appertainng to the subject.
The following table gives the number OF deaths
ring (from OF the diseases fatal this seascn
In each week. for the last ten years. corresponding with
the ending August s.
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IMPORTANT FROM CHARLESTON
~-o-~o~~>~.~~~>~~.>~~~~~~
Arrival OF the Flora at For
trcss Monroe.
-~---~-,'eoo>~~~-~~~~~~~
Heavy Bcmbardment on Fri
day Night.
->---,~--e-~~~~~~~~~>~>
Probable Commencement Of the
Grand Attack,
Ae., Ae., Ae.

Tho Unied statss transport steamer Flora, W. A.
Booth commanding arrived at Fortress Monros Tues
day three days from ror, Royal, =. c. She put into
Hampton Roads for coal. aud is bound 10 this port
she reports that tho night Of tho Tth INST ~ho OF
Charleston heard heavy and rapid hr,ug from Fort sum
ter and Morris Island. Tho sky lighted up with
bur ahefs
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Count Jea..sss rsdsssss.

Grand ,ry os subuk oesnsv 49, ..s ~ Isos
tns Count Joaonss, ~ cQmm0a "baxrasov.u ar N
- words c sfc odIctmcntS Econ mon su,ssnc. -
- among quiet and honest ctissns of thu eSns.c.
wealth fse ddsndani plead not guilty and vas Ssld 10
o1.eoo for wh.
The New York herald., 1863-08-13

TE1TrR GxUsAr -fcxfF.Thc following letter has
been received frum Gen. sckcs BY 0lcer IN the arrv
II hears air Of true nobty, and a. such charscer
tic u tie author
NV YoRw, August T. Isaa
MY nVaR cKvrRAt--Yours of the 2hth received to-
day shah oin the corps the very Arst day my strength
Will permit Ny stump at present Va very painful
storm approaches, during N progress This viii not
last long II has not yet shruak q the natural
that can be measured Tor artificial leg has II sc
quired sufficient hardness % enable 20 ride In
rogs faster than walk over any bat park road IN
weeks ali theee imredmcnts win be removed unless
hindrance not now 70 be fore@ean. expect
BE- with you for trial at least between the 18th and
10th ~ August You exaggersie my
be the noble who have done much for tho
Cause, and 70 whom am indebted for 40 much n tho
military rcpute and natterng honors ENJOY wish TO
1.-Two and die With them feir late and mise must always
be nscparabe their honor welfare pride and pleasures
are part and parcel of my existence
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Arrival or sns Alpha as Haiifsx.

HAlUAr, August IL, 1888.
no steamship Alpha. from &C. Thomas tho ID, via
BwmudA On ths sh inst, srrived here about twsivs
O'Clock last night She has hrgs sumbsr Il passengers
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Ths Albany Bridge I.j..ssssa D,sss,v.a.

ALsAsr, August ~, Isss
Judee Hoeeboom has granted Ne nosiop 10 s~~slvs
the uncton that vas asse 10 prevent the
Of ine Albany bridge.
The New York herald., 1863-08-13

FsfftwDsr. Gngstt "a. gN1
pon " crseesd tss hs~t .aai~A 80 o-syssss
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IMPORTANT FROM CALIFORNIA.
Apprehsndea General Uprising Of the
secessionfsts.

SAN FRANCISCO, August II, 1868
The Stale full OF Of . contemplated rising OF
the secsssonss Consequently there uneasy feeling
In the public mind Tn the 9Th ARRAY occurred
= vsaIia, small town Tlare county, between she
secessioniss and the soldiers stationed there. One Of
the latter was killed. Several OF the former were
wounded Thirty.six shots were exchanged. rllare
and the adjoining coanties in the northern
part OF the State contain numerous secessbnsts
At vsalia great excitement prevailed some Union
citizens, who organized Home Guard. and others
pursued parties VINO had fred At the soldiers The
house Of the man who shot the soldier was burned
down night OF the 7th, which cxaspcrated both
Uncnsts and secessonsts each accusing the other Of
the deed.
Genera! Wright. sas military commander .. San Fran
cisco tclcgrsrhed that all the spare among the sol
ders AZ vsaa be distributed among the loyal citizens
ana despatched troops Of cavalry from Owens river to
Vsaia. ss-a- -17rsss~r1sa.s go,
To-day fnmors current Of seceesionist outbreaks
Santa Clara and saano countless north and south OF the
bay respectively. Both counties contain large scccs
sion element. The reports are dscredted; but their
ready circulation creates alarm. es-..s.. se's 80
General Wright toegraphed some days since 70 Wash
ipgon for the government Immediately to begin the
defences Of San Francisco, costing about hundred
Thousand dollars but has received reply Last night
the City Supervisors voted the cys guarantee Of
payment any person who would advance hundred
thousand dollars enable the General Instantly
mence proper Notifications.
Sailed on the 8th Boanerges, Captain Dunn, for Hong
Kong, with three hundred and forty thousand dollars
in treasure and cargo OF wheat -four. potatoes and um
ber, valued at three hundred and seventy thousand
dollars.
Cleared tho 5th, Helen Nicholson Captain Holiday
for Shanghae, waiting for crew, with hundred
and twenty. Ave thousand dollars In silver bars and
cargo OF lumber and -four.
Arrived the lth, Crescent City. Ewe, from Phila-
dalpha.
Sailed 9th, Huntsville, staman. for Coquimbo.
Movements OF Admiral Farragut.
Admiral Farragut was bescged yesterday by all the
prominent photographers and portrait painters town
and in his good natured way he accommodated many
he conveniently could.
Assistant Secretary OF the Navy G. v. Fox arrived In
town yesterday and called upon the Admiral and pre-.
seped him with another letter or conGratulaon from
the Navy Department. The Admiral win 90 WASH
ington for time TO He goes TO the Navy Yard
to-day to grant leaves OF absence to his officers then
he will 20 up TO hts country seat 10 obtain
1t is rumored that the Common Council and the Cham.
ber Of Commerce devsing plans TO give the Admiral
ovation deserving OF his services They had
wait until this heated term expires and then give him
bumper.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-20
GRlCE'S Celebrated SlLJE,
A SURE RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERER,

This Salve is vegetable preparation, invent.
ed in the 18th century, by DR.. WIN. GRACE,
surgeon in King Jamess army. Through its
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and wounds that baffled the skill of the most
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by all who knew him as public benefactor.
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Every family, and especially those containing
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-20
HIorgan's Raid in Trouble

CNCINNATI, July 17.-Col Rourke, with
1900 men, encountered Morgans forces at
Berlin, jackson county, this afternoon. The
enemy lost four killed. We lost none Nor
gan moved off in an easterly direction, and it
is supposed he is making for Pomeroy or the
ford below Burlington Island. The roads
leading to Pomeroy are blocked with trees for
fifteen miles. Gen Hobson's advance reach
ed Piketown to-day, twelve hours after Nor
gan.
APortsmouth dispatch says the rebels on
Thursday burnt a steam saw mill, and bridge
across the canal at Jasper, and bridge across
the river at Picketon. This morning they
burnt flour mill and the railroad depot at
jackson, and completely sacked to town, and
carried off all the horses they could find.
LOUISVILLE, July 17.-Morgan Is reported
to be hemmed in about twenty miles west OF
GallpOlis, and it is thought that his forces will
now be captured.
WASHINGTON, July IA dispatch received
here this forenoon from Gov. Tod expresses
the confident belief that John Morgan and his
raiding band will very shortly be captured or
destroyed. He is surrounded, and all ave-
nues for his escape are effectually closed
against him.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-20
GNOrtester 9ailg Syn.
From Our Postscript of Saturday.
The New York Riot.
TIE LATEST REPORTS.

New York, July 1.-THE mayors proc
lamation says -
"To the citizens Of New Torh-The riotous
assemblages have been dispersed, and bust
ness is resuming its usual channels. The va
rious lines of omnibuses, railways and tee-
craps No, sir!-SPY have resumed their
ordinary operations. Few symptoms of dis
order remain, except in a small district in the
eastern part of the city, comprising parts of
the 18th and 2lst wards. The police is eve
rywhere on the alert. sufficient military
force is now here to suppress any illegal
movement, however formidable.
"Let me eXhort you, therefore, to pursue
your ordinary business. Avoid especially all
crowds; remain quietly at your homes except
when engaged in business or assisting the au-
thorities in some organized force When the
military appear on the streets, 10 not gather
about it, being sure tljl it is doing lis duty in
obedience to orders from superior autn'lty'
Your homes and your places Of business You
have a right to defend, and it is your duty to
defend them mt all hazards.
~ Weld to no intimidation and to no de-
mand for money as the price Tor your safety.
If any person warns you to GcSiSt from your
accustomed business, give no heed to the
warning, but arrest the person and bring him
to the nearest station house for Punishment as
conspirator. Be assured that the public au-
thorities have the ability and the will to pro-
tect you from those who have conspired alike
against your peace, against the government of
your choice, and against the laws which your
representatives have enacted"
The fire marshals estimate the losses by fire
growing out ofthe late riot at 500, 900. Thir~
ty-iye fires occurred between Monday morn
ing and Thursday night.
ALBANY, July 14.-The 18th volunteer ar
tillery and the 54th militia, from Rochester,
that are here are under orders TO proceed to
New York, have had the orders countermand.
en-. Similar orders to the 4Gth and 5lst regi-
ments of Onandago county have also been
countermanded.
New YORK, July 17.-Gen. Dix will arrive
her this morning. About o'clock to-day the
military were withdrawn from the scene
Gen. Fitzpatrick had long conference with
Gen. Sanford to-day. Gen. Sanford has or
dered all to quit the stores in the vicinity of
the arsenal and not visit them for three days,
but he encourages the people in that vicinity
TO remain.
The military still holds possession OF the
18th ward on East river. The prisoners cap
tured in the city are three hundred in mum
Der.
1t is not positively known when the drafting
will re-cOmmence, but it is intimatcd that
when it does, the government will have not
less than thirty-fve thousand troops in New
York.
All perfectly quiet tonight
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M&nItaI.
N II II l l. L S
BOTANIC MEDICAL ESTABLISHMENT

FEW WORDS TO YOUNG MEN.--During the prae
tice of teen years DR.. Tin has come in contact WIN
almost nnumerabc cases of Debility, OccasiOned ty
dreadn habit of solitary self abuse. They continue
to warn all Young men who are not afflicted to AVOID
it as they value their lives and to advise all whoato
troubled with the habit or its consequences Where
thCy can cured of such trouble, and to let them Know
the dire disasters resulting the attendance OF them
in time II is no eNagpcmtian to say that three ouTihs
OF the insane their malady to this hOrrid habt Inc
propretors of Insane ASyluins corrOborate the state
mcnt if the victim escapes insanity oi doc YET he
or she entirely untitled for the real pleasures OF life
either in or out Of the domestic eirce-wit pocrcatve
powers ruined, afflicted with distrust. ever dououulo
his friends, in fact perfect hypochondrlac what is he
but to be cast out and die. Attend to them atonce
all you who addicted to this miserable habit, or
may too late and you may 60 down TO dishonored
grave hardly fit to meet the God who you the pow
ers which you have made instead of blessing,
as they were intended There exists not in the whole
world an object more loathsome miserable than
thus broken health and hopes. Avoid it then you
wish for happiness and heaven.
DIR Hin practice Is wholly the botanic principle,
and therefore upon natural foundation.
Once No 81 Main street WORCESTER, open from a. m
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The Unfounded Rennrt Amin.

PHILADELPHIA, July 1.-THE Washington
Star says, "as we go to press to-day Pennsyl-
yania avenue is wild with the rumor al
Lodging the reception by the government this
forenoon Of the information of the fall of
Charleston. We regret to be compelled to
diScredt this report. A dispatch has reached
here from the west stating that rebel prison
ers taken say that Charleston has fallen.
Those prisoners doubtless allude to the fall of
portion Of the defences of Morris island"
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FoRT MONROE, July 16.-No rebel troops
are on the Blackwater, or this side Of it. Maj.
Gen. Dix and Col. Ludlow left for Washing
ton this afternoon. The personal staff of en-.
Dix proceed with him to New York. The staff
remain here for the present. 1t is understood
that Gen. Foster from Newbern. is expected
here, to take the command of this depart
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-20
II R. E G. GUILD S
EIN.NEOEs N GN,rsrrEn

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directions, which accompany each bottle ui's u
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