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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-02

Preserve Your Cider by using Suiphie of
Limo. For sale by GEO. r. HARLOW, 241 Main, cor
ner Pleasant street. d2w* n24
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TIE WORCESTER HORSE RAILEoAD.-The whole
number Of passengers carried ever the road during
the month ofNoyember was thirty-four thousand
The number carried by the company last week was
larger than on any previous week--wth single
exception. The amount Of business doing on the
Pleasant street line has exceeded the anticpations
Of the most ssnguine
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hereby certify that my daughter Annie E. Collier,
has been cured OF catarrh by DR. Lghth She has had
the worst form Of it for years and Has
perfectly cured about three months and romans
to this time.
WILLIAM COLLIER.
Boston, May l, 1863,
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COLD WnATHER.-Winter has come in the old
fashioned, genuine way-eold, bitter Winds and
nights OF the true December style Already are the
juveniles anxiously watching the vanes, lest, per-
chance milder breeze should dispel all their fond
hopes Of an early chance review the last winters
lessons in the art of skating Rumor says that
very youthful children succeeded yesterday in find
ing some ice, near the "sland," sufficiently strong
to bear them up. SO look out, old and young, for
the merry skating season is doubtless near hand
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ar. q. w. Estabr0Ok, surgical and Mechanical
Dentist, kJoms No and g. Flaggs Building, opposite
Bay State House, Worcester, Mass. d3m+ 1923
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+ III E N A v Y.
The Monitors Onlcers Afloat

The Monitors One ers AGOat.
FLoRInA-o, paddle steamer-tas been ordered into
commission BY the Navy Department. Captain Bankhead
and Lieutenant Green, OF tho Monitor, her chief on
She will sail tomorrow as convoy to tho Nan
tuckc iron clad The Florida was bought here in August
1881, for SsI oc0 complete list Of her officers is sub
joined
Conmdnder-John P. Bankheod.
First Lieufendnf-Samuel u. Green.
Acting Hrstsrs-John McGowan. Jr, A. T. Matthew'S,
W. n. Kno slton.
Acolo Ensgns-Peter Williams, r. W. wsgstan, Samuel
d. Crafts.
Aciing Masters Mass-w s. Parker, Tnos W. Pack
Gn,,nr-Jas. W. Nash
Enqineers-John q. A. Tyler, Geo. Mason, David W.
limo, Jonathan W. Hackett
sent from London since the began has just been pur
chased by the Navy Department for $3.50, COO She
captured BY tho Morcedita, II wss on this craft
that the famous 0reto's battery was seized and the
splendid hundred pound gun for tho Exhi
bton in London but subsequently bought by tho rebels
The Bernuda steam fifteen miles hour, and would
easily have got away from tho Morcedi,a had sho dis
covered her She will soon be converted into efficient
man-of war and amer tho Alabama. The owner or
tho cargo and his board when she was cap
turcd.
MscILANsors.-The iron-clad battery Keokuk con
voyed by the steamer 4. b. Hale, win sail to day from
Sandy Hook for Fortress Monroe The byof war Perry
win also 20 to seq this afternoon bat her destination II
not dvisabe 10 print. Tho Nantucket and her convoy
sail tomorrow go that New York Is done with iron.
clad trial trips for haf year at least.
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The Cold SPECTATORS AND THK RADICAL.
PREss.-The Tribune and other radical journals
assert that the gold Spectators in Wall street
ore all secessionists, and that their operations
are prompted by desire to injure the govern-
operators are the immacrlatcs of the abolition
school Of politics, and that some Of them have
been enabled to realize handsome profits on
their gold Investments. If the radical journals
really desire to see this kind of speculation put
down effectually why don't they demand r0-
turn to specie payment
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Police IuteiisRence.

snious SfABmso ArFsAy-Two MKS ISyuRxD.-A seri-
GUS occurred at the corner Of First avenue and
Eleventh street Thursday night between Patrick
Tully, Patrick Glennn, Jas oRourke and James Fleming
one side, and Myron North alias Johnnie Green I'd.
ward Tierney the other In the melee knives were
drawn by Norh and his companion which rseied 10 tho
woundng OF oRourko and Fleming The latter received
extensive cash In the abdomen from which bowels
freely protruded, while Rourke had his face sew
eral places and sadly dishgnrud. The Seventeenth
ward police arrived In time effect the arrest OF the
assaats Who upon being brought before Justice steers
committed FOR examination. The injured men wore
taken TO Pelevne Hospital where they lying In
precarious condition Tho origin of the difficulty IN not
clear, but II Is safe to conclude that kang Alcohol was
mixed up In the affair.
DISHONEST DoxEsric.-Een Hardy, an old offender was
taken into custody yesterday by detectives Teman and
Bennett, on the charge OF stealing about ss00 worth q
silver ware from willism p Earle, Of No. ~ West
Twenty third street. Tho prisoner, appears procured
employment in complain ants house az atoook, and
watching her opportunity bagred all the sVer she
could lay her hands Ellen arrested In garrett In
Mott street, near Canal where she had refuge
tho police. Justice Bowling committed the accused for
examination.
ASSAULT Win AN AXE Charles Grosbower, motto.
rously bad fellow brought before Justice steers
yesterday, charge OF assasting Adoph Narqutz with
an ave, striking him upon the head and injuring him
severely. The magistrate recognized the prisoner an
cid acquaintance and committed him for trial charge
OF iclonious assault and battery.
CnARG~ or Arson AGAINST A woNAS.-Een Garrran
brought before Justice Quackenbush yesterday on
suspicion OF setting are tho stables Folk Farley In
Thirty eighth street between Fust and Socsnd avenues
The prisoner, who had made certain threats AGAINST the
complainant, around the stables few mofnenta
before the Gre broke out which induces Me- Farlcy N
believe that she applied the ocndiary torch The maus
trate committed the accused for examination
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Thirty. EIGHTH CONGRESS-.


senate.
WASHINGTON, March 8, 1893.
TIE STANDING coaxirnyn
The standing committees wefe announced, a. follows;
pooIittie johnson, Bayard, Davis and Harris.
F,uapcs-Nossrs. tesscndnn (Chairmanl, Colamer
sherman, Howe, Cowan, Mcpougall and Hicks.
Cmmsrre--Messrs Chandler (Chairman), Morrill,, Will.
son IF Mass Ten kyck salisbury, Trumbul and Morgan
x;j,iary IGairs and ne Mlmr-Messrs wilson OF
Mass fchsirmau) Morgan, Lane OF Ind, Sprague How.
ard Bowden and Ncsmrh.
Nara Afrirs-Nessrs Hale Chairman, Grimes ssher.
man, johnson, McDousall, Ramsay asd sprague
rvck Harris, Howard, Baysrd aud Powell.
Pod O1cvs and f'os J2odds--Messrs Colsper tChslr
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Rns STEAMBOAT SrocS.--u Is astonishing saws tho
PNtsbusg Croscc the rse that has taken place IN M
value Of steamboat stock within a few months Bo,ts
which year ego went begging at 81 900 now command
f2 600 and they Of lizht draught aud have not
been too long Ia service, hey even 10 bpush nj
that This as wolf from the scarcity OF good oss
tom the increased price Of labor Of every kip
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ment will surely seize upon them. From France
they need no longer expect any aid. She may
make show Of recognizing the Davis govern
ment; but what Of that unless she lend them
armed aid?-and that she cannot do as long Is
the state of Europe remains disturbed by the
complications arising from such revolutionary
movements as the Polish instruction. England
would not aid them under any circumstances;
and thus they find their hopes of European in
tervention dashed to the ground by the struggle
Of people, who, like themselves, are in rebel
lion, but who, unlike themselves, are in armed
resistance to tyrannical despotism. Thus,
as 1t were, by Providential retribution, a truly
wronged and tyraanlzed nation rising to break
its letters, by that very action defeats the hopes
of rebellious horde which has wickedly en-
deavored to overthrow the most free and en-
lightened government with which a people
were ever blessed. Surely the hand of Provi-
dence is plainly dlscernible in all this. q
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SENATOR CRIMES INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE
AND CAPTAIN R. F. LoPER.-The report Of Sena.
tor Grimes Of the results Of the Investigations
Of his special committee, appointed to inquire
into the alleged fraudulent transactions con.
neoted with the chartering and purchase of
transports for tho Banks and other expedi-
tions, is q report which has astonished the
erations as Mr.. Grimes has exposed has seldom
been fshed up by any committee Of Congress.
But 1t appears that, while he has brought to light
q considerable number of really rascally jobs
and jobbers, he has done great injustice to Cap
tain r. F. Lopez in CHASING him among the
sharpers. Captain Lopez was the assistant
agent Of J. Edgar Thompson, principal agent in
1861 of the Secretary Of War, Mr.. Cameron.
Mr.. Thompson, be 1t remembered, was at the
same time President of the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company, and bis time, no doubt, being
taken up with tho government transportation on
said road, Captain Lopez, as his assistant agent,
was charged with the duty Of buying and char
terng transports for the service Of the govern
ment. The modus operondi of these transactions
has been fully explained by Captain Lopez, in
an elaborate statement, embracing mass OF
documentary evidence. This statement, we
think, presents a satisfactory array Of facts in
behalf of Captain Lopez as sub-contractor,
though not altogether satisfactory in reference
to other parties acting as bis principals. Why
is it that MI. John Tucker, late Assistant Secre-
tary OF War, has nothing to say! How is it
that in all this business no information has been
volunteered by General Cameron, Secretary
Stanton, Adjutant General Thomas, Mr.. J. Edgar
Thompson, and other parties, supposed to have
had each very long finger in the pie! Captain
Loper's statement shows that in al these
government jobs there is still wheel within
wheel, and that while one man is used as a
catspaw another plays the monkey and gets the
roasted chestnuts. Why can't we have some of
the monkeys stirred out of their comfortable
nests?
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Its probability even now gives rise to intrigues
and schemes which will increase as time proves
that the Poles may succeed.
IL is rumored that Prince Napoleon desires
the throne Of Poland-a report which is GER
tainly corroborated by the stand he has taken
in the affair. He boldly demands that France
shall at once lend armed aid to Poland, reminds
Napoleon that Poland aided France to win oil
her great victories, and asks that now, in her
hour Of great need and suffering, France shall
step TO her relief and aid her to procure free
dom absolute freedom-and a stand among
the nations of Europe. The Poles will see in
Prince Napoleon powerful advocate, and will
as surely call him TO their throne as that they
win one. Thus Napoleon Ill would be rid
of dangerous presender to his throne;
for he well knows that his cousin would like to
replace him, and he will doubtless do all in his
power TO seat Prince Napoleon on the throne of
Poland. These may seem premature surmiscs;
but we are assured on good authority that in
Paris the matter is one beginning to attract uni
versal attention
To us the Polish insurrectlon is fraught with
immense Importance 1t puts an end to all
probability OF forcible Intervention on this con-
tnent by any European Power, and thus brings
home to the rebels the fact that, alone and un-
aided, they must face the overwhelming power
and resources OF our government What that
power has become, now that Congress has con-
ferred upon the President the CONSUMPTION aud
Letter Of Marque acts, the southaners will ar-
preciate a. we'll as ourselves, and discourage
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pHb1'rs -.

CANNON On Nov. Zji, l558. JOY II cannon, ma !
tvS u !hs Parish q Leinanohau, King. Co, Ireland
He friends and Acquaintance. ar, respectfully IN.
vred TO attend thc iuners tn wednrsday. Fl er
th "a ave Ils rme , az vii ~ he 'ei a.ei
iu Calvary Ccuiater-. ~
GILLES-on 70. g3.. >.inh Giuen, ,hc bl1v,d
Doncrsl, ireland.
her ii.nd, and acqual '.nc,. are respectfully
insitcd 10 attend the fUnefs this Wednn-dav arat-
berry 1t ~
.GlESN-on Tuesday. Nov a. Of eon,ump,..u,
The tea,ne. and ri nt. Of '..e family, tie me1
bee o. hm-ire lodge, SO !, \. 4, v,il a. D..
ihH funeral tom lii ih,, tctdcuc. so Tlrd owe.
taiioimn pap,ra ri,aie copy. u.s.
JACKSON On Sov %. l-C3. .17',r ~ n Js,A,on.
steI - CARS, mont aui l'd4y.
lhr funeral will i.le place on friday afternoon
?'h met Al 9c'o,s, rom he late retid, nee. 20
| G ~. .'G
.KdLLf,,on .al,y, 50, "a, M,q Kon.. q. 2,
Sai., fNi , "a .ni n, ;a , o.. 81 ~, ,, ara
| g. lei:tn, li.IaId aud s,a.e- % .hc lao Da..d
| l''r nicnd, and acnain.snco', .nd those OF her
| 'on', fatrcA aud Daniel HEELS, and u her g..
W ~ ~, Ter nre New iuHs, ,,ar. f'~p.ct ~
mon, 18TH IN. 81 oc.o'k. nori her te rosid nee,
%''n h",. l.. aud I'd ave-, and u ice q calvary
| gADENrH suddenly. on riav. Nov -.;,
v liIiam MAerath. IN tho lith ''arot hf az
Tue fvlAlVvs AID fionGs Ct the tAiIily. Al.o ~"
| men h.rs - hfy4tuuc i.u4sf. = .I. = 4 \. v ,
snd tue member. of niagara fnginc so No !, sto tt
specifically invited 10 attend the funeral. go N'iuv
| dsy alt1noon, Nov. ~ at O'Clock, iroul he a,e
| rtsidoncc. % Allen IT, 40
| NtLiihBE ON Monday. Nov. 23i, Micha Mul
| hare. 900 the zgth yeav Of Miss
H. relatives and friend hu srscifI.lg nv .ct /!
attend the funeral tron u.s. lyte tetltI ct. s'
We 9Th at, On "wednesday al, luJou, Sus. -. A.
| O'Clock. 80
| EtNDOlPU On Tuesdty. NOV. &. Sarah Am.
| Tie On daughter ~ Jaut4 '. AID fHn' q Kan.
| do. ph, asfd ytats an 90 Iuuntba.
| 10" tfuhds and ac4uautln,rs n the fTil.y A.
rcstsctuly invited to attend IL. funt raj, uu liuf'
dt'J situnDon, Nov. 2tth. az | O'Clock, from NJ
residence II her parents, 100 ,hsTles II. 40
| WEAVER Al Astoria. l.. J.. Nov "a ll.. y.uur
e. aaughtvr OF " iAm and i.'tt.la Ann Nt.Ntt
aged wears months and % ~
| The fricnds and acuuaintsI cei % the family are
rsyfctfIly invited TO Httend a. iu,-uI n .IIsda.
afternoon, NOV. 20, al O'Clock. from ,he I'si
| tencu Of her rarcnts Grand II. Astor-. lDI
| WhTTfRnl RY On Tuesdai AFTER short ~
ness, fillmore W, aged ytars, months aad g day
And " ill.hW II, A. ,d . yeaIs, rI1ftha aud dA
the only sons 0i George W. aud Elizabeth Ann Wat
tubury.
The Relatives and friends Of tue family respaCt
fully invited TO attend ne funtfsl this iMrdue-dat
aitcrno -, Nov. 49, AZ O'Clock from the residence NJ
th'ir psi,ut-, loo LeNisst. l4Z
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The En,ri OF Strides.


Irpi.strI.t month some twenty lar's ON.
p.oy,ri have made arrangements 10 .et their work
eoAe vsy from the c.ty, whore labor ia cheip'r.
con..q l,nce ~ the Increased pf-,s required ~
ts 40 ngncn here. T-e ne essty for This step
mus, b. apparent. Ia the country tic worsms-
CO.. ~ 1t uron 1Le Lalf tie Wages 10 ~ cotn-
ltsd to AK iof this city, whrr, syory article 81
consumption demands an enhan,od ynce. Tic
wrLdisws. Of 20 much capita operates DISASTROUS
. up,u tie Commercial inie-.ais u AeS York,
sLd is 81 JutoUs 10 those heretofore employed 10y
Tie capita ists thus compelled u seek OILsr ioca-
tous for tier buainei4 cpert,ious. II teso capi-,
taiis's, instead oi combining togslor Tor thc lur-
pose "f resisting the demands ". their working
msa, Or s,eAius cher localities, wLers labor is
cheaper, would agree upon some plan iJf furnish
lug the aboriBg cAssoB with better homes, cheaper
Tod fuel, and rGimcrt, there would lie Iec .s.i-
" sr I'll exodus ol capital o4nt Vi o., high
yrice OF labor.
liza lew men u means we're 10 tase ut.ou q en-
SCI YES the business Vi supp yiug food aid c.ot-irs
" sheH operatives, at rates slgA,ly ia advance VI
Wholesale prices, they would che.pon the pi Of
labor, and confer blessings upon their poorer fellow
cisgns. ~ thus s,eppin. In leiwcen the producer
s"N ''I'"hI'ts my WDNii NlilpF heNlftl ~"
sptcu.atns middle MOI" wAo nov, f.'icn 4pln
Tie Necessities Of tie poor, by ask ~ czar Ittnt
prehs upon tho capita they invest in +, $50 ,..
oil the food that comost tins maskct. Ititvcl
Known thatncafly ivory article off,od Tat ia lcs
tho whsrvss Of our CIV has passed through tho
hands Of several PERSONS, ga "a & whom cyios slmo
sAI upon it, In the shapr oi profit or ,o,uius1lus.
Next shc capitalist "middlc man" # tic city pur-
chAses tho article, aud istals it to thecorucr cr1.
csries 81 40 advance, or holds 1t untl tho limited
supply enables him 10 dcr.nud ~ .rc-scI PROT "a
upon bis "smal" Investment. TIE eara,r .fo. g..
les, In turn, perform tie cane operation, and tho
eonsumcr psys the piper.
A combustion ~ wealthy employers rniglt
change this system u freiias AMI clothing our
iodussria classes M,n (, bc lui y, o., s.u.d
undertake 30 carry o. tho business # fatu 9
wholesale supplies at H..derat, per osuta.p n
the sales. II several large manufacturing est. l
lishments thus evncei q regard iJr Tie want, o
their employees sad lent their capital ~ ,uoul ~
this manner, the Interest would be ratui moi iouf
dold, by improving the social relations sting be-
swscn the employer aud his operatives, Tuese l-t
ssr would feel that their wants were arei for
shat their employers were th,ir true friends. al,
no inducsmsnt would cause theta to comliu.
against tie cspltslisss who thus ideut.l ei th,t
owl Interests with those OF the workugutu.
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Ss'E.5IAA NOTICES.

Mrs NJ. q. Brown, Metaphysical ph,.f
clan, ~ Of the tgC IA and IhInat will Il. ~
her - geo patient. 81 80 Iona o. en- " cdu.b
Nay aud thursday, and until O'Clock on litt.y. sia
Warm, Winner WOOlrn Ciothiug ever
~ Evans Extensive Clothing Warehouse, 90 and
o. Fulton ~, NAV be- found one ri two atge-t IN
l,ndsomest assortment Of Mems Overcoits, toAt-,
Pants est, ndur,arInsuts, &c. &c, Sc, &c Al
81. usually low ICc-, for which tAis ,stabLsa, ut
has been known ioI YEAR. l'4
Hall nni winter Tho bet pllcu To huy
fall aud Mntur clothing ~ ~ j. -. BALDM n =,
20 and = hOE,y. The IaTgcst Assortment aud . Z
ct sturr IN t.c cit,. .lz
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q 'Nh'-AI y hLiI 49, ~ I'M Ni0tl-
CgUt a q q. poy ct y y, N-ria, .uT
" 'huf'h AMI Notth IS, g vac l,rfo.v 4 l'tf VII
fi,y i,ap,ge ~, 80 w. ~ o, W.. r. '"'
''i vi gag Co., -,o iait days wages f3ra lair IA. 5
work Is 90. T., les
Nytif>. ~, IN. ,,f-t-,.,1E.- "a,
Atho Gnnd le4o'y oftbe tuiel C..I.rs of trs
no .e.r. S,.h MI h,'f ,, H'' H.,e; NevA
hOs. ff.- WA IAthrIIsee l.t
.prc,.t ,tppr,,.. go. mn. .r,,,....,-
y IP,ffl Nv, .'',ie,' 2e'y ~ BE- ma on
zion Rooms c'r al Caurt AZ I-,,sn,-'' ~. In,
a.. trif. .-,, Of NJ .stinF IA, an 49,,
ir .r.'l OF I'D CouItuitt., W II ~
fthkIEl;S. AIlINtlON-Al \ Nj...l
" meeting " J04rrcymcn Curncra u the ti.y Of
Nrw Ioik held o. ktsi.f's Ito e. ~, l.afl A. Ia,
,t'uo3'y H., i. oy !h-i ne oL3" ~ cnr9yer'
e. e,iyiuc 10 N, fiil OF pG,rea del. M by us A.
~, Wee, r. HASN'T !. " i.lnsr. i'.rt,st. ,,,..,
C4rrurl. IfaYk I1It ~. Con A. tynrs - a, d.. 4
p, :J,u'i eli, cry It No,lc.. b.. L..ii; WIZ
h'rus 4 Zoe, Nashiuriou -, l.arl .er, frp 81. ~
90 "''''' - on''' - - I'VE 'u' D. i''
no 10 FOR MIliIf~IDNE tu ! A..
1 > Cotper AMI Sheet Iron WofI 10 Al those ..i.n
ins to 80 t. iYhitos't, on Ihanss,yi!. la, io.",
the nusm III. W \. mo tone. vii rt,'t AZ I.r,,'
-un, at O'Clock, 81 nc working meeting l. be- "a
a. "olfs Ho'r' i5 or''' efr3Hu.t.e. Al,
Ma, liINISlS- iiEEL WILL HE
~ IN ,lernS,, % ~ rp,s'n IRON
ia It or hrs ne. oi in.yortnnc, TO tlt uy o,J'r
tic dcler.te, '' ~ 0''i.
NOTiCETDCI .ru'GS-Tur RS
~ employed hy I..e. & I.,.toi f..iy.t sch1h,Id
u1p ult ~ stfilr IN H. A. !ell,f'. 49, ,,,,gr d
with. request that no curucr crulns in,. tte CIV
S,t,-,r u,.... n',',',.',,,., - 80
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How TO Communicate vuh tn,ep pr,,o,,r.
In KIchMLnnn.

Letters shon!d be writ a oa a ua.l s.rc, o. Tote
or letter paper, and on'y On ONE SIDE. Th,ys.
r,.sr solely to matters Iur,ly dom,st. I...r
tbe lrtter IN an uns,slei envelope, ant pat . Il a
cents for Iostare. Address 1t to de r,s.ua for
whom II, Is atenie', giving his coupuuy. .c,.. ,t.
SD the prison an which lie Is .-n. seq DO. 1.
Inoni, Va. Ga G.e ,af laid corner i4t- o. e. .
E.ss Of Truce, csreol Hrg. Geu. ) a. Stio Ill.,,
United states Couu.i' ioger !lr TX hsngu, ..
TRES Monroe, Va" T4en enclose IL in - scaled
.nveop addressed 60 - RI Cen s. A Msr..
"Nli Fortress Monroe" Money fhould be- AS ..
As same msaLsg - is,iCrs IL WI! De t4kgu .a
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rHs Telegraph brings us flashing OF y u news
from Chattanooga that Ia hopeful ofson. hing tnil
ts,,er Gen THOMAS has executed skf1i inoSe-
ueu, tia, has had the eject Of compelling GENERAL
BsAoo to retire from bis strong Iosihon ON MS
sonsry Ridge AID the CiIessnsuta. The enemy
~.li nov be oblissi - con,cntaIe Tor battle On
sOne point Ia Norts'a, Georgia, or sl'o retreat
4. ,h,r i.to tie interior. lie will Bcarcoly Slow
i,Lt without previous junction Of Jp"D,rnill's
fvtcesso that the Immediate result the n1vettoni
q, CAatsnc' gsmsy BE- The relief q Gen. u l's'rs
-pncr..y as we anticipated. Gen. LoN1srhsErs
command. which probably numi or, Al 4 twenty
ne tlous,nd rncr, constitutes over one-slird y
RrAg,'s at r. army, aud It nov * sod q 4 =
dsu ser o q flank movement from lea. mcht 81
ten. Tnos.s' force, wh.c, - uuoerstOoi II 10 IN
motion. lie ~ now caught IN tie same trap that
b. 49,, f1r Gen. Br4r-Irr and may fad Il dihcut
I eut.cAte bimacf Hos over hundred miles
frptu Gen BR,s,,, NTH a rcfk lice If commune a.
Sons, sL.,ht~h. Dot hs difh u.ttp do8iroy.
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MEMBERS or HENKi
lVl Clay Loire. ~. al ?. 4 4 ", are hereby
summoned ~ at, nd tneir n T. reyuisi cJuuiup
( On On " edDf sdsy evening, Nov. 2JtN ~ here !.
bu.ines. VI upoftsnce 10 b., transacted by order of
1iOS SGOMERI. 81.
JANIS Nj REAY. SO. ~
vi .,,ue Lodgr 81 ga,.F q \ 4. A. hereby
m.prf ~ s,trnd sp.ci.l mc-,iuf, on wednesday.
Ia 81 int, at Il oalo / n. a. heir On, OH
leli1vs Hal, tor he Iui yJse O. PAYNE the LIST IA
bu'o % to,trr' - Gu lste biotnes, WILLIAM Nc.
.GEATH The la.rnity IA general at, ~ p'o.iull-
iuvi Cd 20 Ltit' 9th Us. j. JENNiNG>, " NJ;
Nm Ot AL Secretary. as
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Nov York. 2u,sddp, NOr. %, g J.. h.-5tocka lave
been duh aud .ciniie to day pricc' NJ tn 'ioss
h ius 10 per cent. lower thuu last evening. God
opened at 1h5 the hirhcst quotation - tn" day, and
down to 100, In the 'v,ning sterling exchange
dull and noin.aAl At lC5 Ton l.nkus bus. The
loan market vas moderately a'ive a. rer cent
Mercantile payer dull. Aud paassd s!,FJ II "a = :
f..Ws ant