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OGDEN FLEETWOOD Il Co..
Je:-e7;61w Cor. Lake and Cla.k streets.
11a10
w A1HAR1E MD2 FOE

" ALU ABLE LANDS FOR
~ sALE.1bJ direction OF tho Hon. Secretary Of
toE Il EntsSsse q asy o. MI shs lands hereinafter
described, Aey be1nE among tho choicest and best
Farmi1 & Lands tn Minnesota ~@ 1870
There lAnds eomrEise shat 40 known ~ the VIM
uebaEo TI1st Lands" In tho Ststa OF Minpstotx and
WI, &c sold to the highest sae best bidder IN tracts
rot exceeding hundred aud sixty each nader
tte provisions Of trtay concluded with tho Wlnns-
b1Eo Indians. April tjta, 1S0 and Act Of tongrrHa
approved Febrn.rJ 2ls 1S6s eptI LED IAN AT ist ia
Removal Of tho Winnehago dlaas. aud for the sala
OF the Reservation IN Minnesota for their henedt"
oid T!n % at rate less than two os
lars and ft5 cents per acre. In BID Il accepted
ME party making tie name. viii b notded ~ toon
theieat9. as practicable II Eshn thirty days ateee
such notice tie party sha ta1 to make payment to tha
@ @nsde,s!gnsd ths lasd foe which such pa Tas made
will ec issued sud transmitted to purchasers a. soon
after Payment A. the same caa be prepared
Payments may be made either III cash. or In the
tiacses Q, Indebtedness Of the Einashego 1sllans
issu BY the Commissioner OF Indian tnairs for
dchts Of said and secured to Be paid out II
Tic pruceeds OF the sato Of said lands bv tho third
tEc'e OF the te1y above mentioned. The right to
!ect any or AZ bids Is EXPRESSLY reserved Al bids
NashiI gon City 2; C.. and endorsed Bid fur Wilma
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s. Rxai fsIq1s.
VALUABLE REAL. ESTATE
FOR SALE.
Rx1i f8Iars.

we otter for sa1a tho following valuable property,
he,9sErE to the estate Of tho ato Goresno< Jo5kPa
Forty the soutaeast quarter OF soushexae qus
ter stctloo to vns|p 80 pofth Faage 1S eAsk rrEnE
s. rods on Chicago avenue, aud 80 rods on Western
aTtnue.
lint lot or block in Canal Trustees Subdtflsfon
secti'a Z, 80 north. 14east-1o acrea.
Block TO- IN Wfighs's subd1vsaion Of tho northeast
IL acree.
The three trncts Of land above mentioned, Aso n
aoaSsS 'andS. ar ni great vnlue.
se;ea n she .nbdivi:on ef the west hasot tho
souEeAS quarter u sec1&an ia tO8nahjo - Sanxo
II. bounded on the south By Twelfxa sxEreS
Forty asEts n section, township -. rsnxe4. Tnia
taDo II c.y II can ho nadn iatn house Icts Nnr,1
Tar nai Ct ~ coysEea With oak trets Ihs vstss
ton can be found ia tho vsclalsJ of Inc city
River lot. SO feet on the North Bsan1h Of tho CHI
tsgo River. bounded south By Clybourns avenue
c.S feet on the avenue 1hs loss u shetuelds Adn
tpn.
Sixteen lots In Ildge:yB Addition. ftont1nk On
fsrern street b.iuG hts 10 Is tn block o botvee1
1ns and Philips atreeta exch loE n or IS By 1 feet
deep.
AN the ators named property will be sold oa ubee-
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OUTER BUTTER!-I am pre-
IL pared to I'LL osdesb for the
GOSHEN BUT1Ea FINK1N,
hole1ns .so Ios:. Also; WELSH WE1s HITTER TUES,
rack fhs eeason win note uh.1e thetr Goois a:u %
be pad IAN u!so Sole Agent for tho DAVIS Pa.42t
CtuIn and Butter Worker.
NATHANIEL WHITE,
Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer IN sl; kinds Of
Wooden aud W.llow Ware,
90 outh Water Stree
81 TONS ToBACCo-0 Eeliabls {,
wv ard STANDARD Kentucky hrands. in bo1ea. hall
boxes md cadd!es: also. 1ne ent chey1rE Ard sMoa
nE Of approx ed t2arufActnrt, hatfalS hAf hafEea
DC. for sale u e1Hsst ra.eshy
an7t9g&1y Il 8Dnth Wafer at{oA
NJ OFT G 2 .-AIadame Andrews,
IN .clatr,oyaEt. from Boston. Mass. can be con-
II SOUTH MONROE sTREEr.
cla|.ypyanE exan.ira ona dollar She As9 test9
tic Past Present and kusatr. Terms 80 canf1 Haats
tpm9A 6.tQ9P.A "5sFe9sa4 ana
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Army Snt1ers and the Public.


TIE knbsc.tbe1 bcgs leaveto inform TIC citizens OF
the West t,at he hsz appointed Mesa. j. II. Reed q
Co.. Of C.!caEo, his agents for the sale Of his Cele
brAed Schied arorstic 6chnaops." who vii supply
the Arm, 6utlcrsand Western nerchants At New York
prices adding f.c 1t. This Gin IA now tn: standard
drink Of tht world It has bcca tested by the whole
Medical Fscuity. and pronounced by then to he the
rutcst liquor manufactured Tie article has suffered
in It's sale In tho wet for seyeral years IN co1se
<ucncc Of the great quantity Of counterfeit schuapps
which Ems been palted cG by nescaaais Of the West
tocont umes. To avoid tits hereafter mach IA pos
stble he has appointed the aboyeuanleo fr. agents.
whore purchasers re'y getting the genuine ard-
c1c. Asmy 6ntlera ~1 0nd this GIN the cheapest i'm
ported liquor III this country 1t Is used in all the hos
1isals IL New Iosk, Philadelphia and Washington.
- UDDLPaO WOLFE.
2Eesver ssrect New York.
1900 EaNcs OF 1Folfc"s CeIcbrn.
led ssClsiedss1u AroInsl.
tic Selma ps,
For sa:cby J.H, REED 4 CO. Agents.
n.sT.rus 146 Lake street. Chicago.
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WAR EAGLE MILL,

ELIGIBLE INVESTKfENT.-To
I 4 be sold, the undivided one haN OF 3 BREWERY,
e;tnated Ia The village OF Mezonauie. Dane County,
Wisconsin near the !ni!r9ae dsno5 II IT'S la
:Dply 20 EDTAlkD HUGGnIS. EzzotnAn1a DA1e
County, Nlfconstr. mhl2 ha67w
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For Sale at a Low Figure.
IT WILL BE SOLD AT i BARGAIN.

part Of the payment to ba made In cash, sad Tia
remainder On six years time. at cent interest,"
Fotfutthef particulars inquire Of Or address
MRS, tETITfA s. BALDWIN,
uyEeKS1w ChllMcothe. PeorIa Co.. H.
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TWENTY ACRES OF LAND,
4 situated In The South DIgisou, between BuenA
any purchasing for investeat tais
pteEents raEe opportunity. For rails by GEO H.
u.yXf, r1RtD
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FoHNtN8
DAILY LINE
{suudaya exeepted} for the transportation Of Freight
md Passengers. Running IN connection. st Buffalo.
New York Central Railroad, spauld.
ing's Express, Union Express;
The WESTERN TRANSPORTATION CO.PASY and
Troy and Erie Lines Of Cannl Hoats, on
The Este Canal
aEvEEASn 5Hsasslsnhe' ESD S2s prrrsBuRGH RAILROAD.
The uteamers composing this line arc Of the largest
slze and of great strength and speed with superior
aotnH motatlnus for Passengers.
With these unequalleG fAcli!es the lae prepared
to contract to transport tom New iork 500
line OF the New York Central 1:alroad and the Eris
Canal to the ports tic West Shore Of Lake Aichl:
gan: and fsoa those ports to CleSelan@. Buffalo, AID
III points East.
1SHa us'fs sS3E' Assne Rsfoaa. No.
p1gtana HGeH ALIEN Agent Western transportation Co..
II + sP1ELbfEo. spauains's Express. No.sA1
soT ISsf Il Wm6s Co. Pop.letors Of Union Express
and Agents Troy EIte Line. No 11 Broadway. asd
"a 8oHD Il nosnsSs e MoeMs. ssR cleveland Ohio. -
RICHuONn Il HANCOCK, a Eta.,
0G!ce foot Of State atrees, chicago.
SHELDON PIS4SE, Managing AXx:,.
Oi1ce foct Of aiicn!Ean street En1,ao.
A..A. SAMPLE,
n.aend.-sr1 Passenger AGtlt
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Particular attention given to the collection OF NOTES
drafts. Bulls aad ACCOUNTS. md proceeds returned
with the grentest dispatch,
~ Goods with invoices to be collected on delivery
seoulo always be marked {C. q, DID, and amount
marked on package OF box,
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NEW.-Hudson's
4 J u Yiysltta Tooth Taste. The nEsr pENThuItx
i ~ II -CLrAXs whftenk and preserve fne tee.n:
81 row ata. hcA!s dteeasea gums M pur1e4 tne
3.cath Ii CONTAINS jrstons Properties wEAeTsE.
but il y IL It, 2ciion us pure cold watnr 1T
Il. Sold b. al DFuEEisfe. 1el esH9--WA
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nOCTOR B1GELOW,
Co,F1pENrIAL PHYSICIAN,

TpEIHe11E
Can c consulted at Ills Office. 1.9 south Ciafk see
s.nr.er ot Monroe Chicago. Ill., haf locK lfoM Ens
4sses WHICH he tn uts With uupasa!oled fuccesS
Tcotns te Aratn where 1nds* aud EensEmen can cot-
an1i fhr Hsctor ONCE houss frt.1n a. n. to "
3nnGnys 10 tors 4 ii. co1sMuc4cat!9as caua
S:ot eu[,atiors irre Address I. o. box ISL l1close
fWp stQ d Ms Rnd Eet lis
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H. Thc ,uehriAtt may ltd dcnanc. u the tomrt-
Ic cu1 Dr.. xanes Antiepte FIJI strong Drink ~
scrtML cure for Drunkenness: crea:cs dislike for
sstTp4t cra.K hnd can he Administered without the
Knoxledee Of the rarent. Price q 20 box Sent Ly
mat. ~ any address. by e: '1PHAM +u3 Caesaut
street, llladelplaa. Pa. Circulars acnt [zet-
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A Splendid Farm,

Situated In Peor1a Comfy Ha11ack Township. about
fwerty miles from the City of Peoris, nye miles fFoN
Chillicotne, and about ten from Lae11, having the
bcrett or three markets. Ia offered
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ssh I1aaKo1B-J Traut, D, severn; George Ne
Et1sy, sl!sht; George Lyman, D, seyete; George
Tcr1ing, n, slight r Wells, @, sewers; . Web
; ster, D, aegetc; 8 Cane, 3, severe; R Coet /,
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p EAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

Lots corner Of Washington and State atree&.
Lots corner Of Wabash avenue and Jxcksoa street,
Lets liz. 2la and ZIG Waba&h ayenua.
Lot No 1tSj Michigan aFcnue.
Lots on MichsEan krenue. snuth Of Twelfth st1eaf.
Lof OF tvO acIes &Outn part Of the city.
Lots corner OF Jackson and Wella street.
Farms and untmpFoyed lauda.
Sf1 acres Of land In 1Owa.
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4 SSFSSORS' OFFICE OF IN
II TEEEAL REVENUE, F1Esg DISTRICT 1L11-
Nc1s, CHICAGO, May Z. 1853.
, 1863-06-04

II. 4, do, severe Chenowith, B. 59th Ind, slight;
4 Meyers, I. do, do j; ] Bonham, @, do, do; Hal-
] ~ Walters, D, s9th Ind, severe; Rhoaro0lch.
i, do, serious Wm F cu1p, E, 93d III, severe: &c
Stewart, G. do, do; J.:s Franks: l. severe; Zach.
M MRna oc p 81 s Io~s, ss9ere; @ IT T6oasas mn .as zee
Neidieh, b. 59th Ind, severe: i Wurdiow. q, ssd
de oSn Z Rns do es nd elisht
Wis, severe; A Shcpartson. F. do, severe; Ben.
ten 4ye! baaWn SaifRh m ss6a @ shesse
4, do, do; Il Bill, E, do. severe; II. Cfonicr, Z.
55th 1ud, severe; Geo II Frest. G, 48th Ind, scsi
ous; 5 Hunter: mt; 3 4th Minn, seye1ei L Johu
do; Vim Il Doyest. E, 4th Mtnn. Total, 1a3.
nASsou's nluoAuE, I'D, AT DARK.
TouSpEp.-poanc, 05th III, severe. Geo Swim
dele, E, 95th Ill., severe; Cilas Chilson. G, 95th u
sere1e; Albeit Blood. g: a5th II, 10; Butter, 4.
s Sherman, s.; os,h H. es; sessre Rebt Donahae
c. l1lh III, slfght; Alpheua Cook. c, 95th IL. ee
verc; q n ShanRon, D: a5th III, aeyerc; Sew
s1 sebt in h Thfaas H. aaycse Pa1 Z
7ed III. slight; Simon Ma.fnnis. A, ltth II, sc
we're; " Provo, D, 11th III. severe; 8 Cutter, {
95th III, severe; Henry Maddox; E, do, tdiel2
severe; B Frremau, E. I'D n, eevesc; G, I'll
lo1ten, G, 18th Wis, died; J D Mautania. I. 72t
III, slig ght T Keel F, o5th sese1s; John SYN Syn,
III; D Burns, G. I'D III, severe; VIM Brown, G
esth, severe y D Bailey, p. I'd II, severe; ia
F!ecsc, I, I'D II, slight; Martin HibeElln, G, e:
III, severe: = Sullivan. ], 18th ~, severe; a
Pciteone, E, T2t1 I'll, severe; Geo Kline, 9Th pay
slight; John Powers, l, 18th Wis. severe; josepl
Rudton, u, a5ih Ill. severe; Jas Murphy, E. 1itl
wiz, sevcrc; D Cole. I. 72d ILL., slight; Lieut. 7
Williams, 4, 14th Wis, slight: Denniston. A
18Th Wle, slight; LonstatT. A, 18th Wis, alight
] n Talectt, F. 14!h Wis, slight; Ryan, F. lit
Wis, eight: Adm Gibson, Il, 1lth Wis, scycrt
1t Col Ncvins, (cor1cal ball Penetrating brafu
Killed; freeman Craig, 18th Wis. severe; Josep
Moore, E, 18th Wis. slight; c " Rider, 18th VII
eyytye: " a Ssoddatd, G. A5th Ill. severe: II
Byuatcr. u, 95th Ri1ght; T " Goodall, E, Asth II
eif:ht; Ed Gsll;gan, q, 18th Wis. severe; Ell
glt, e. 14th Wis, eevtre; VIM N Westcott, F, lbt
| WIS, slight; " Ransaall, 3, do, severe: job
| Ga1ion, B, 95th III, severe; AA Jeffrrs, B, lit
| Wis, t1!Ght; Peter Garrow, E. 18th Wis, severe
| Frank shosrs, 4, e5th I'll. Eight; & 2 Wise, 7
I4th Wis, severe; VIM Brown. G, 45th III, {ded]
! Pat uef1on, c, 18th Wis, blight; Gco Van Hanl
| Icon, 4, do, severe; c Garnet. B, I'D Ill died
| Pat O'Day, D. 18th Wis. slight; 1t Oscar Coole,
+, 14th Wis. slight; II L 8efangweli, B. do. de-
| Mneee Witer r. do, do; John Summers, A, II,
/ Wis. died; E II jackson. !, 9TH Mo. RltGhti Josep
\ Ebe.foa, b. 7sd Ill, dangerous; Smith Roo!and,
wouFpED-cARn's D1y1s1oN. MAT e4p.
S3D I1aako1B-J Truut, D, severe; George II
EHey, sl!ght; George Lyman, D, severe; Geort
| Abbott, A, Severe; " L Day, g, severe Charl
pcrr1ng, y, elfght 8 r Wells, @, severe; . We
ster, D, aeyetc; L Cane, z, severe b Coet
, 1863-06-04
NUERY.-Why is it that Girls
~ TAI 0HOs Hair DYE = the best
IT EADACHE, HEADACHE
a uEtDACnE-Sicka and neryQps he&dnche

AZ allied to cure In every case or the money 10
1ondra F6f *slc hy n the Druggists throughout tie
~ u; INCH co. l8s LA>e street whole.
1lsral !erms ~ q j. h!lts:H CO. or by addressing
, 1863-06-04

persors sufcsi:s rom Irregularities shonld can u
<,uce ard lie curtd
I:es. of city revic a. to ability and epccess.
9n1t
, 1863-06-04
glide TO HEALTH

From The Doctors long experience In Hospital AMI
lee perfect cnrek for al nccsl Discusses Ia fhe mos
Hcscfe and complicated ssEea+ In very shoff taft
syftbout the Use tI yDcrCnry. - -.
3ourg Mfn suffering nom EesEous Dchufy *fe II
- - sf%AIt
, 1863-06-04

IUtH. +1UK
10Th IOWA IN, CHARGE OF THE 22D INST.
EnLED-William D Crunn, Co A; John L Re-
p1ogle,L
, 1863-06-04

K,1lEp-W y Hall, A; Joseph James, a; D G
Ec3 a 3lat Gatftcy, A, (missfngl; " G Elder
n Midaugl!, F; T WestfallF; seanton, F;J E
1diiler, +; Lyman YalkymiDg, F, {missins); Jas
die, g, {miasing) VIM Vinegar, (nissIng); D N
Dickinson. D, do; John: McKean, .. do; Henry
Eaxer, 4, do Henry Dillon. K, DO Thos Higgins.
Long. g: John Eamtert, G; James Tisda, {, ,(nllss'
insj; D L Rousll, E; VIM Bugbec, f, ulsslng-To
tai a7.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-28
w OR CE S 7 E R
TUESDAY. APRIL IS. 1863


Our last news from Gen. Banks department
is encouraging A large part of the force I'M
der his command has moved in the direction
of Red river seriously defeating the rebels on
the way and capturing about 1900 prisoners.
Some Of the Massachusetts and Connec s.cut
regiments have taken prominent part in the
battles and distinguished themselves. The
53d Mass lchusetts took possession Of Bethel
Place, where the rebels were driven from
strongly fortified position. similar position
was captured at Vermillion Bayou. In the
course Of these operations, and after they
were completed, ten rebel steamboats,, several
of them gunboats, were captured or destroyed.
Large quantities of stores, arms, horses, and
mules, were taken. At last accounts General
Banks was moving towards Opelousas.
At the same time, Gen. Growers division
moved from Brashear city, crossed the lake
in steamboats,, towards Franklin, and fought
the rebels at Irish Bend and defeated them
very severely. Here the 25th and 18th Con-
necticut were foremost in the fight, the 18th
charging their works across a plowed field
and over two fences. The position was car
ried, the rebels suffering heavy loss. Horses,
arms, flags, cannon, and men were captured
The captures of horses, mules, and beef cat
tie were very large. The expedition now
haa an open way to any part of Louisiana
south Of Red river. 1t is probable that
Gen. Banks will establish communication
with admiral Farragut; and, as the commu-
nieation Of the rebels in mississippi with
Texas and western Lo uisiana has been COM
pletely interrupted, they will find it very diff
cult, if not impossible, to maintain themselves
at Port Hudson and Vicksburg Our pros
poets on the lower Mississippi are now very
bright and hopeful
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-28

NASHVILLE, Tenn, April PA part of
Gen Green Clay Smiths brigade, consisting
of $50 cavalry, commanded by Col Watkins,
and the 9th Kentucky, it is reported this morn
ing, made dash upon the rebel camp of the
LIST Texas legion, eight miles south of Frank
lin, on the Carriers Creek Pike, and captured
1913 rebels, including three captains, five lieu
tenants, the same number of horses, 80 mules,
one ambulance loaded with medical stores,
and burned eight wagons and the arms of the
rebels.
Col. Brooks commanding the rebel camp,
was captured, but subsequently escaped.
These rebels formed a part Of General Whit
fields brigade. The latter is TennesSeean
and a native of Franklin, who acquired some
notoriety in Kansas few years since. Five
rebels were mortally wounded. There were
no casualties on our side. The prisoners ar
rived here tonight.
Thirty-three hundred citizens. male and fe-
male, have taken the oath and given bonds to
Cen Mitchell. Capt. G. L. 5. Medill of the
2lst Illinois, judge advocate in the trial of the
Anderson troop, died suddenly to-day, of
pneumonia, at the St. Cloud hotel.
A startling rumor is current tonight, that
Gen. Bragg was shot and instantly killed by
Gen. Breckenridge, at Tullahama, yesterday.
A small party of rebels attacked the Louisville
train on its passage from this city to-day The
rebels killed two prisoners. No damage was
done to the track
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-28

New YORK, April 27.-Capt. Crook alias
Lee, of the SLAYER Gardelas, who forfeited his
bonds in Boston in January, has been arrested
here and returned to Boston.
The Express learns that there are private
letters in the city stating that the policy of the
British government is now settled, viz, to
resolutely stop the fitting out of any more pri-
vateers Or vessels of war in British ports.
The Express says that letters from the army
OF the Potomac state that the 9th N. Y, and
part Of the 1st n. Y. have refused to do duty
because the government will not allow them
their state time, and that they are now under
strong guard. The same paper hears that
the rebel Investment Of Washington, n c.,
was feint to cover the carrying off OF all the
grain in Hyde county, in which the rebels
were successful.
The prize steamer st. John, from Port
Royal the23d, arrived this evening. She was
captured on the LIST inst, by the steamer Stet-
tin, off Cape Roman. She is bound to Bos-
ton, and will proceed after coaing. The
British brig Urilo has arrived from Lagua,
and reports that March 27th, while on her pas
sage from Havana to Lagua, was boarded by
an officer from il steamer supposed to be the
pirate Alabama, who, after examining her pa
pGrs, allowed her to proceed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-28
From Admiral Porter,s squadron.

WASHINGTON, April 27.---The navy depart
ment has received dispatch from admiral
Porter Of the Mississippi squadron, dated
Yazoo river, April 10, accompanied by a re-
port from lieut.. commanding rhoS. Selfrdgc
off Arkansas river April II, stating the arri-
val of the Curlew, Cricket Rather, and
Prairie Bird and the ram. He says 1.-THE cut
off above Alexandria was made on Saturday
last, and he passed through on Sunday in the
first steamer. 1t shortened the distance be-
tween the two rivers at least ten miles, and
enables me to concentrate our strength close
together, and small force can defend both
One of the worst points for guerrillas is also
cut of, as these pests of the human race could
from the lsthmuS attack Il vessel on one side
and be ready to meet her on the other as she
came round, the distance being ten miles
around and halt mile across. | have force
enough at Arkansas and White rivers to pre-
vent any attack"
MISSISSIPPI SQUADRON, YAZOo RIVER,
April I0.-Sir: We have been threatened for
sometime past with an attack from the Arkan-
sas rebels in steamers. Every provision was
made to meet it. Lieut.. commander Selfridge
saw the difficulty in defending the mouths of
the Arkansas and White rivers, while we
were kept so far apart by a useless neck of
land, and proposed to cut through it. | ordered
him to do SO, and he passed through with his
vessels q hours after he cut the bend, saving
Il distance of over ten miles.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-28

nolds. Eeach of these portraits is good
specimen of its authors style, and that by
Van Dyke especially is remarkably well exc
cuted. The originality of each is said to be
fully admitted by English artists. 3. To
these is to be added a bust of Shakespeare in
marble, admirably chisselled from block of
marble of unusual clearness, and presenting
the head of the great poet in style somewhat
different from that in which it has most fire.
quently appeared in the collections which we
have noticed. 1t is evidently a new work, but
the name of the artist is not mentioned. These
several works of art have been presented
the Atheneum by Mr.. Il. Il. Billings a ma
tive of this city, who is now in London"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-28

NEW YORK, April ELECTION hrmcr; sales 1900 bales
at 66 % SIC for uiddliEa uplalds.
FLUuk-kcceipts IL SIS btls sales $500 bbls state
anu western active and rather steady
fine state 05 @ 30; extra G,S5 "a 6,9j; choice %
1,l5; round hoop Ohio 40 a 1885 choice 1879 a 10;
perhne western sos "a 50 good west
er $50 g 2O; southern shade rmer; sales l400 bbs
liked to good ll5 a 1876 fancy and extra A. a. g. Is;
Canada little better sales $50 bbs; superhne 0,2J
ira $50 q $40
Wheat little more active, at prices in favor of the
buyers Corn lc better but less active 500 bush
mixed western sound. 50 a 9l3c do unsound SO @ Sgc
yellow jersey 49, air request II
northern, to arrive 18th to 2Oth May. at SIC
Beefduil; $50 bbls. Pork lower; sales 46 hhls
mess SIS new, 3I3 old Lara chang sales 3lS bbls
Butter quiet. Whisky opened dull and closed more c.
tive and shade tirmer; sales 1850 bbls 43@4j3
state and western, including small lot OF the latter
Al, and 1900 bbs in bond at 25c. Rice in fair demand
sales 35J bags RangoOn and Aracan 7l@S}c. sugars
steady; sales I2j hb New Orleans l030Jl2c3 Musco
yado 9f@li3c; Havana 696 boxes at l0B. Coffee quiet
Rio $50 Gags common at 25 St Domingo 50 bags in bond
aI2l5 MOlasses firm; New Orleans 80 bb 4jc 20 TO
Rico $50 hhi 5fD52; Barbados 10 hhds private
terms.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-28

According TO the latest news from Mexico,
the French have been repulsed at Puebla.
This is announced in official dispatches Of the
MeXicans, and confirmed by communication
from Mr. Kenny, our consul at Monterey, who
says the fighting continued three days; and the
MeXicans were ready to continue it three days
or three weeks longer, if necessary. The dis
patches do not say what the French were pre-
pairing to do next. They may renew the at
tack, for, if they fail at Puebla, they can not
expect much success anywhere else.
thorough defeat of the French invasion
of Alexico,-a defeat from which it could not
recover,-would give JOY to all truly just men
throughout the civilized world, and heighten
faith in divine providence. A more un-
just, thieying, scoundrelly war was never un-
dertaken by one nation against another. 1t
gives notice TO the whole world that Louis
Napoleon will not hesitate to show himself
unprincipled and INSCRIPTIONS whenever he
deems it safe and profitable to do so. If in
this case he finds it only very expensive and
disastrous, he may hereafter restrain himself
and behave more decently in his intercourse
with other nations.