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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-05-04
Finances and Prices.


1t is said by those competent to know, that
the amount of Confederate currency in circu.
lation has at no time exceeded five hundred
million of dollars. Of this amount it is cal
culated that two hundred million have been
funded in s per cent. Confederate bonds
The tax bill will gather in at least two hun-
dred million matchmaking an aggregate four
hundred millions withdrawn, and that too
never to be reissued:. What must be the RESULT
Why nnqestionabiy a heavy reduction in the
price of every thing, and, we trust, q stop be
put 70 speculation. And II must Deborrs III
mind, too, that the amount of money thus
taken from circulation, can only be replaced
gradually by government disbursing officers,
and that six or eight months must elapse be-
fore the volume of currency can possibly be
so large again; if indeed it ever be so large
again, for the funding in Z per cent. bonds
will go on till the lst of August next, and
after that time in 6 per cents. So that in
stead of the complaint that money is too
plentiful, it will most probably be that it is
too scarce.
This view of the case, therefore, gives room
for congratulation in two respects first, in
the entire confidence of the public in the SOL
vency of Confederate money and the perma-
nency of the Government ; and secondly in
restoring the prices of every thing to a just
and reasonable standard, and the cessation.
of the infamous speculation and extortion in
the land.
Those who have provisions, and other ar
ticles of necessity to sell, will certainly get
larger prices by bringing them into market
noaO, than they will by waiting to do so
months hence.
W The N. C. Standard, after copying
our paragraph of last week relative to a min
lister Of the gospefspeaking of engaging in a
speculation in whiskey, says:
Who Is he? Let the public have his name.
Such a monster meg be,a good man"-it is
barely possible that he is, but we do not be-
lieve he is. If the conclusions of our cotem-
porary are correct, as above set forth, then
he is a bad man. Let the public know who
this wolf is sin Sleeps clothing"
The minister in question says he spoke in
a mere jesting mood, and that he never had
any idea Of specializing ordealing in whiskey
in any way-that he would abhor such q
thing. We give him the benefit of his dis
claimer, but observe at the same time, thai
he seemed to us to be talking gravely, anG
made no reply to our rejoinder that " it would
be a shame and disgrace to him." And Al
he now seems to be ashamed of ii, we de
cline giving his name. Itis due, however, te
the ministers of the gospel in Raleigh, tina
we should say he does not belong to this city
The Richmond Enquirer of April 2Sth
quotes N. G. Bonds (old issue) at 200 pc
cent. premium.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-05-04

An official report of the Yankees killed and
wounded at the battle of Murfreesboro' gives
the number as 1880.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-05-04

The Richmond Enquirer Of April 2Sth,
quotes N. c. Bonds Gold issue) at 200 per
cent. premium.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-26

E,,- n - @
Oil'ioN of "LA' ERi'-
zen. k0secrans has sent letter to the editor
of the Catholic Telegraph at Cincinnati, in
which he expresses himself decidedlv op tho
.,........ .......;..,
4'''''' 40 ioi'o"S
am happy TO see the splendid stand you
TOOK Ill the Telegraph against slavery, with
us horrors DarOaritles, ana base llnmoraIltles.
slavery Is dead NothlhS can reSuscitatc IL.
10 learn TINS tact fuliy, you should pay us a
Visi' lhere Is not a negro IN the south who
GoeS not Know lie Is free. Around here they
nave Squat'eu ON the plantations, and refuse
10 WORK Tor any one but themselves. They
nave Sowh little crops OF their own, and the
masters nave ceased TO exercise any control
over them. AS an indication, l will cite a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-26

despotic military systems of Austria and
France. As no man likes to be forced into
any duty, and particularly into so dangerous
an occupation as that of fighting, you will have
alarge andiencet appeal to; their selfishncss
at least will be in your favor; and you NAV
work not only upon that, but upon the affec-
tions of their wives and children, who very
naturally desire to keep the head of the house
at home. There is fine field for cSpatiation
in which prejudices may be easily cAyited, and
the law brought into the most unmitigated dis
grace. Plough it and work it well, and it can
scarcely fail you much fruit. The interests,
the integrity, the honor, the glory of your
country, can be quietly kept in the back
ground, while you arouse the fears and touch
the sensibiities of the mother and the wife.
BY pursuing these rules, and others which
we may hereafter prescribe, an excellent con-
servative journal may be Published, orthodox
in every respect, at the north, and highly pop
ular at the south.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-26

zen TuRcHIN, long prosecuted under the
military administration of Buell. has been re.
centIy appointed to the command of the first
uiSiSion OF cavalry in the department of the
Cumberland. The division is made up of
Twelve regiments of horse and parts of two
batteries OF flying artillery. In the division
are the 4th regulars, 4th Michigan, Attn Ohio
ftn pennsylvania, and others equally distin.
gushed Tor their share in the great battle Of
Stone river Gen. Turchin is a Russian. and
skilful and energetic officer. He was bigh
ly valued by Gen. Mitchell, in whose com
mand on the Alabama line he served. The
rebels do not like him.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-26
NEW MARBLE WORKs-On Pleasant

IN Street, (near Man) Worcester Mass n D. SAN
Forp e Co. having bought out "the Monumental mart
only" Of Thomas Lewis Sons business, win manulac-
NC OF ali the various kinds of Foreign and Domestic
Marbles Granite and Iron Fences, for Cemetery work
Free Stone Soap stone Slate Stone Furniture and Cab
inetSlabs, &c, &c,
n. B~AiI kinds of Sculpture work done in the hest
stvle ami Designs furnished the shortest notice nj
the shop Pleasant street. Main Worcester Mass
References given II required. H. d. SANFORD
mchl9 d&w3mS W. GOSLING.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-26
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-26
A. P. WARE & co.

"A. L. WAKE q co.
1854, 1853 and ITO Main St. Worcester,
REG LEAVE To NOTIFY THEIR
CUSTOMERS AND PUBLIC GEN.
E"ALLY. THAT THEY HAVE NOW
IN STORE, ANDIN PROCESS OF MAN
UFA CTURE, n SCOCK OF GREAT
TENT AND VARIETY, EMBRACING
A MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
OF
Seasonal g. Garments,
ADAPTED TO THE VARIOUS WANTS
OF ALL GLASSES OF CUSTOMERS.
MUCH CARE HAS BEEN TAKEN To
PRODUCE GARMENTS UNsCRIMPED
IN PROPOKTIONs, TASTEFUL IN
STYLE, AND OF PROPER WORK.
MANSHLP; AND WE EgESPECTFULLY
INVITE THE EXNMINATLON OF ALE
ING. PURCHASERS OFF
Spring Overcoats
CAN HARDLY FAIL OF A SATISFAC
TORY SELECTION FROM OUR As.
sORTMENT.
WE ALSO INVITE ATTENTION TO
OUR LARGE STOCK, AND EXrEN-
SIVE VARIETY OFF
Cloths, Cassilneres and Vestinas,
ADAPTED TO ALL DESCRIPTIONS
OF GARMENTS, FOR AL CONDE-
TIONS AND AGES OF MASCULINE
HUMANITY, WHICH WILL BE SOLD
BY THE PIECE OR YARD, AT rlIE
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES, or
MADE UP INTO GARMENTS 80 o IL
DER, FOR EITMEm MEN Or EOYS,
IN THE BEST STYLE AND MANNER,
AND CTION IN ALL CASES
WARRANTED.
WE ALSO INVITE THE PARTICU-
LAR ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC
TO OUR EXTENSIVE DEPARTMENT
OF
Boys Clothing.
WHICH WILL BE FOUND AS AT.
TRACTIVE AND AS w ELL SUPPLIED
as EVER. MUCH CARE WILL BE
CONSTANTLY ExERCISED TO REM
DER THIS IMPORTANT BRANCH OF
OUR BUSINESS IN ALL RESP CTS
DESERVING OF THE PRTRONAG Il
OF ALL PURCHASERS OF h VS.
clio THING
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-26

len. RosEcRANs.-An army correspondent
gives the following picture of RosecranS =
"Gen. Rosecrans is an erect, solid man of l75
pounds weight, whose 43 years sit lightly on
his lace and frame. He has a clear, mild blue
eye, which lights up under excitement until
IL can flash fire; an intensified Roman nose.
nigh cheek bones, ruddy complexion, mouth
and chin hidden under dark brown mons
tache and whiskers, untouched by the razor.
hair shade or two lighter, with few threads
of silver, and growing thin on the edges of
the high, full, but not broad forehead. In
conversation his face is illumed by pecu
liarly winning smile, and an eve shining
with mirh. AS Hamlet would take the
ghosts word for thousand pounds, so YOU
would trust that face, in stranger, as tho
roughly true, full of character and reserved
power. His talk is like; direct, frank, over
flowing with humor, or strong in emphasis"
ANOTHER FEMALE SALoR.-Capt. Vinal. of
bark Waverly. which recently arrived at this
port, informs us that one Of the crew of bark
America, of Holmes Hole, had been discov-
cred to be a female. The America sailed on
whaling voyage in September last, and the
woman had SO disguised herself, and PLAYED
her part so well, as to live five months in the
forecastie without detection. She had. per-
formed her duty well as sailor, but in long
chase for whales off the river La Plata
she became exhausted, and unable to
perform her part, and after returning to
the ship she made known her sex. She was
furnished with such accommodations as the
ship afforded, and Capt. Luce would discharge
her at the next port. probably St. Catharines
She gives her maiden name as Lenox. and
states that she married a man named Leon
ard, who soon deserted her She belongs in
Philadelphia, where her father is a ieweller.
She enlisted early in the war, and served ff-
teen months in the army of the Potomac,
when her sex was discovered, and she came to
this city and shipped to go whaling-New
Bedford Standard.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-26
TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 26, 1868.
SpettaGIes. TT.

In consequence Of the great difficulty to import goods
rom foreign countries, have made ARRANGEMENTS for
the manufacture of all kinds of
Optical, hath ematic,I aud PhiIonophIcnI
Instruments,
And by thus saving the heavy cost of exchange and
DUTY viii be enabled to sell for much lower rates than
imported goods can be sold.
Hoping to receive the patronage and encouragement
OF my friends AMI ths codi y large, offer iuf the
bEXf sixty DAYSl
Ill nv imported Goods, sIch as fine MICROSCOPES
FsLEsCoPes, OPgRA and FIELD GLASSES, Mathematical
lnstrG nent9 &C, &C at % per cent than import
ing prize intending to close them all out to make room
Tor those of my manu- lacture.
sll continue to ADOPT 'aises for the most defec-
tive sight with guara for satisfaction. PeDbels
ground pcrlscopc and flint of my grinding 10
auy style II frame at low rates.
An extra large assortment OF Gold, Silver and Steel
op,ctacles and Eve Glasses constantly on hand
human Artificial Ewes inserted and made 20 order.
hanNul for the kind patrnna in the past pray
mt Tor Kind continuation of the same,
ash respe fully,
j. RoSENBUSH, 0ptician.
- Old Gold and Silver taken in exchange.
81 would respectfully reminl the public that
empl ~ no one IN selling Glasses SpGctscles.
mch54 dtt j. ROSENBUSH Optician
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-26
FOR SALE AT A RARGATN

Giiil 4 splendid situation for Shoemaker or other
sS--sshs Mechanic in North Rutland the stage road
rom Worcester to HubbnrdsOn. 1hc Buildings consist
Of thoroughly built House. eleven rooms painted and
biindcd, good Stable, ShOemaker's Shop and other
necessary out buildings attached, with Two of
land, Ii high state OF cutiFaion well stocked with
Frujt and ornamental Trees and Shrnbbery. Price
s2JO large part OF which remain secured by
mortgage II desired.
For further particulars apply to JACOB REED, Wor-
cestcr 0. II Newberry street or to
MIL deopEw3w Cyrus HOMER Princeton
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-26

" ALU ABLE LUIS FOR SAIE
The LOT on Lincoln street, opposite the mansions
of p L. Moen aud " g. Thompson, Esqrs., suitable for
TIE erection of Mtctiae Shops Boot Mandatory a
block II HJdSeS will be sold low. The Lot fronts on
Lincoln street III feet and $50 feet doep bounded
by Mnl Brook. and Is the line OF the Railroad
Three Lots Front street, suitable for Stores adjoi-
ing the new store OF GeOrse essions the Of
Front and rGmbull srees also the lot south on
Trumbull street, now occupied rs a wood yard
FRANCIS IL. DEWEY,
mch2S diff 2lS Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-26
Musrtal.
nn-z BROW n & HAINEs,

ERV P'anO-Forte Manufacturers,
81 BANGS BLOCK. DEPOSITS rHs COURT HOUSE, MAIN
STREET, WORCESTER.
The experience and reputation Of Mr.. BRowE for
than thirty years in Boston affords tha best testimonial
ability TO make hrst-class Piano-Fortes OF al
sizes and styles,
All are Invited to call AMI examine for themselves.
Old Pianos taken In exchange for new.
~ Pianos tuned and repaired. d6Ttf aT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-26
VNHE MASON & HAMLIN
CABINET ORGAN.

Musicians Hptted 10 call and eramine the tnpOr-
tdRt improvements IN Mason HamlR'S Cabinet orr ans
placing HEM FAR IN ADVANCE Of other instra-
HieHtS Oftheir class,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-26

s. II. LELAND has good assortment Of tho above
Cabinet Organs Purchasers invited to call and ex-
anime these beautiful instruments, at No. As Front st.
nch2i d3m "
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-26
PRICE 3 CENTS.
Zeal Estate.

FOR SALE-A VALUABLE WATER
- PRIVILEGE AND MILL, situated In the town of
Harvard, about three fourhs Of mile the CENTRE
anu one mile from the Depot. the Worcester and
Nashua H. X, on the main road from Harvard TO rOtOn
junction: The mill Is furnished with a large Breast
Wheel OF modern construction, built in the best manner
ann mas never falling supply Of water the wear round
WIN De sold low and on easy terms For further inform
alton apply to GEO H. BJRT
ms IIarpari Mace
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-26

Parties using Machines for sew
ing Boots aud shoes will find this
Cement 20 re superior to any 9TH
er 'or the purpose Of cementing
the channels.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-26
a BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE FOR

MriiiI SALE-Ihe valuable Estate formerly occupied
l4s.Aby the subscriber situated on Union Hill one
NILS south o.! the city Hall will be offered ut auction
WEDNESDAY, june 10th, Mt IL o'clock A. NJ II not pre-.
Vousy disposed Of at private sale. It contains Is acres
Eo91 buildings, fine orchard with every variety of
Iult IN Abundance, an ornamental garden, beautifully
decorated with trees shrubs, terraces, walks arbor
FOUNTAIN hedge, DC making II of the most attrac
we situations In the city For particulars enquire OF
ALLEN HARRIS or IL. s. wAsIiBURN. Esqrs Wor.
cestcr, of VIM n iIARRIa f'N' '
ms d,Ewtlel0 ia uroai str,oa, " y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-27
By w. b. Griffin 4 Co., Austs
fAua.-sta, Gal

EX fsisSiv1 SALk or HARDWARE. Dk
II nE0T Iaf0RTA1I4N FROM HUROPa. :.
TN WEDNESDAY,, lie 4h of March NEXT n
stoIe. commencing at 10 O'Clock, will be positively
sold U ots 10 suit the trade the sclowiuR lst ol
HAkDWAxE .i ir sp,eodid order viz:
selo q aea Table Cutlery, embracing every va
rsesy In use
I,o05 pairs Qarry Combs
l,aoO dcs.n English foekst Cutlery, all varis.
tics
800 dozan Padioeks assorted
case Sfolasses Fsuceas.
SO dszsn Plate Locks, sssofted
lot Square Lahtexns
100 rcafn3 BaEd Paper, fne ard eoasse
60 de8sn t,opper Cow Bsits
90 dozsn fresiapds sockst spades
" stxsn Scy tne Blades, asa0Tted len4ths
20 dtzen 5oyths 6nsiskes
4,5o0 as'rs Tsses Chains, heavy
20 dozen Augnr Bits, cast steel
dezsa o7rpenssrs' PtHcers
II d0zsa ufaw Hammers
500 doEsa Files Wig: Hsnd gsw, MN 6aw.
q uud, Hall Rcuud and Pat, Bastard.
ell lengths
10 dozen Cottage Locks
400 dczea Oast Butts, asserted
100 grcts Black Ispeuned Wire Eoilo. Hoe,
k.es, and II IN
20 Rnsish srousnt Iron Blacksmith Anvila,
iaxao a.Es
100 Blacksmith Tongs, extra crafty
l01 lks axtxs dDe Bar Lead
500 papers Gut TAcks. assorted, from 4 to 10
lS5 gross Girles p tDt & arews sssor- sd ss 20
10 dorm Rszoss sna 10 dexsn RAJ II Soaps
--ALsO,-
zo,5ol ias swsdss Iron, to 8 Ia w:da. { to in
thick
1cco0 lhz assorted Eredes Iron
COCO lbs Plate Steel.
ua.ascsues wil 5a ready on daY Of ca,e
Is 2S-t3I b
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-27

r AE.a SALE OF VALuABLa HROPE2eY-
II Owing to the dfficu,ty Ia obtaining supplies,
Wo have determined "a c.oae the All gasuy SPRING.
for the pr,ssat. and VA ef:r 9: publ? AuctioD.
i1arch, end Containing ltsg das to day until a4
the properly !, cisposed Of The entire ouiat Of
the plsas oo1sss.1 10 part a. follows:
Double and Single cottage Bedsssads, Cots,
H.r Mattresses Double ard sinsls Cotton DO,
Donhls aad single EAuek do. Aansilles and Dtmi.
" ailss. Linen Sheets, Linen Pillow Cases TUv-
els, Linen Darzssk Table Cloths 100 vs-a. IL uri
inai packages, napkins, c,saesy Nrssnswns.
Saginsi packages; Cutlery, large Hritsnnia Cee.
ice Urns, 8 Tea dc; large number Bsitachis Chs.
aug Dishes, Sioneware, Temps. cae Harrison Bu-
.opess Esngo, but little used; ono Ponds do one
lsrge Cooking Stove, . la-ss lot Of COOKING U,en'
lor Furniture. consissing sf Marble ter Csafs "a
his., Divsns. Sofas Chssse. riAAO tOI ehadss
O.rtaane on L. ss>k every ftcle neees.kry 70 the
eon6uc: 0f . large sstsblskIaent.
-ALEO,-
Tbrse 4-1orss cmniDusses, with AasEsssj Das
gsge Wagons; srrlg WIg,r; Market do; 1 nun
her Of ris,.ts,ion Wagons, farming aud Gavosn
lag Utensils; lerse CO lection Of Carpenters
Hoc'a; romrlets SET Of ciaeksmiths' Tools; Hsy
saa n yoans ds II ias ss,a ss ssssp = nass A wsss @
erE Hogs md . numbsr Of other articles not u&
c0asAfy to enumoeata
we do not bssitats to cay tkas Il \ the hes
collection Of Fosntars ever o1srsd as rnbIIe Sals
| The MatfresnEs were mads nndsf Cnr supessisiou
| and are cf pure white halr, and evssy artsals Q
| Furniture q nearly new, having bean IN ne -
| than nina months.
Omnibrssss VIII eeanset with the trsins Z
1hawsyiiie sash Day Of sale 70 convey pansrses
| TO the Springs.
TnRxs-Gaeh, or months negotiable noss,
q sa-sds BOOTH. ooE.HouB : 90
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-27
III Williamson 4 e., A.css.

tAASAts1s InsxSsJsS III nSp Sph hRT uT
desrse Of tho Circuit Court Of the city Of Rich-
Snond, pronounced ca the 7th day Of February,
1858, In tho case Of Freesn n, Guardian, Va Smith
and Others shall proceed to seb at public auction,
March, 1865, beginning at o'c.ock p II, ths prop.
erty In said decree mentioned. consisting Of lot
Of ground, with q wooden dwelling house and
other improvements thereon. ffootng 30 fset on
the East line Of "a street, between Lee and n St.
ru nning back 1S0 fest.
THRMs -One-fourth cssb; balance .: 6, u and 16
months, sor negotiable notes, interest eddsd, and
and and " convsrs.cs ~ al dirsc:sa by Is. 6ouss, or tSs
purchaser Ct his option. may pay the whole puF.
chase money In cash. Ths taxes for 1853 to BE-
peid by the purchaser.
n HOWISON. Ccmm'r.
Sale conducted by WHIAAXsoR Z Co., Auct&
o11
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-27

Ma,o's Coarf, TAavsday. February 2ah-The
casa VI Edn'y. slave Of Albert Graham, charged
with stealing & 200 frcrq Ro5er: McQ ellan, way
partly heard. and c'ntinusd for saditionsi svi.
dence
Caroline Isaacs and Myer Myers wers srraisned
for receiving large let oi dry goods stolen a
the store of Chiles + Chenesy. kno "ius tbs same
10 have been ss len Several witnesses were
sworn and tssiined. AMI th, case sdj:urned to
Saturday Tar further d ,vel,puena
James Powers, arressed tar bsstng bapt's. Qsn.
pis contrary TO Law vas ar,signsd and the proof
bail, was ssnt 70 psison to await sp indictment by
the Srand Jury OF tie Hus:ings Court
Eobert Stewart, v ho reIresenttd himself q Z
worker Government shoes was Committed "a
jail j, cefsuls Ct b.ts for getting drunk behaving
disorcer,y in The Theatre and 70 LtiaG the police
Thiea sod cYa, charged with nsssly similar Of
fsxes, were sent before the Provost Marshal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-27

ktctRs kebbevies Tho store Of Can.ata y,r.,
Cnssses, nsxt aaioining the estab,ishmen. Of sss
Is.e guas aehzd on Broad street., wAs entered h.
robbers On Hedassdsy eight and rel,av I'd of : -,
ofiiqnor and cigars ana fYe hu.drsd aei.r. -, ~
money Up 10 yesterday NO eluo had nssn 81. =.
sxinsa as to the rcbbe.s. -"
Tie store Of Philip 8ps:in, corner of Min .ts.eA
nigat last week, who removed sna se1ns.,.,as csS
:, .heir own Use . ~. OF boots snd shoes. Tasr
aaso broke open desk and stole a9Uo in n..c
Una sunds. Getting clue On lis Operators i, sh;s
s,ae, Me's srs Maseubbln, Clscknar, snd Coed. ick.
Of tbs ds'esiye COZ ps arrested two r,e siv,n, ,hs
nstoss OF W Reynolds and David q Ireatnr =.
being concerned iu tie affair.
Preston lives g. the coSrer Of 2Jth and Main "a
ana SONS OF the sto'e. goods were found or b;s
prsmaei Vhs err. st Of the two men 80 va -.
Phahea on Wsdnesd y les. Afts; ssinx siso r.
custody they were cu! in G Astls Ligatnir = and
nos ~ wsrs sdoPed to discover .ss extent of eheir
sompi aty IN the STAR. Preston adml ted 10 the
oniosrs that be got INFO the house ei E ,stia sn
.oox the arsic:es cut o:ton OF wli ,a were fonnd
In ms easc1 0n yesterday u case h.yiae hee.
worked rp TO such al extent ss to frsure tSs aor.
vsction o. TIE gully parties, they v.rs esr,ed
from tao military prison and D. vsrsd into tSs
autho i,iss A " 'Ae c'sa
L the matter Of tho robasry Of chiles 4 chsu..
a.os9 ma. Ha-y C,snors. her daughter, ana
rfad;ss Husstcn holve OF ia, Eea ue corner Of
JANA were stres.el s7 hears Maccubbic eustis.
Ftsns. y; cad u Villisnls, OF Ms. G,iswoid,s ufics
v1o linIe at the house occupied by the pariiss
several hundred d liars worth OF CHI 4 f,hsna
fys goods, Ef Chsnsry hs,ns with ,hsm, s,d iSsn.
sIy'as h:s property. JcEsp1 Bueston . brcihsr
q eas o. sha glI.s WAS sr ested as Hrs Oonc oras
osten LILY IS a sese ter, but resIy bscsuss be vas
boheveds 80 bs one Ct the parties cozcerrsd In ths
rosb ~ Su afterwards proved to be tbs csye'
1eiae lut 10 castle Lighting, 10 sGd o,hs- crs.
Pes.aces eHvettd their'eseApe. shs Yeye,asiona
"a by Ms Conpcrs, ard the ..so a,rls arrested
WI hsr led to ths asts ctloa and recovery ce =
large 10. OF u stsea p.rps1ty ar my even ;.is
nrsss the mes1a ky which all OF Is esn hs ras.ore
20 iss owners Ths Rrua1 guard axd city nfyht
watch co all thay can TO prevent r kaeriss. at /:
y Almost ga tiapoEsibriiy, ewing to Il. presence
IA Our ,nidas of aneh nnmhar of AAsi. s..s-s--s.
piaes OF re!ugs