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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-16

HIIditor. OF Spy--DEAR SIR: With your permission
IwSh to the readers OF your paper that will send
BY return mail to all who wishit, Gree) Recipe, with
full directions for making and using simple Vegetable
I'm tat will eifectually remove ten days Pmple5
Botches TAM Freekes and all Impurities of the skim
3eaving the same soft clear, smooth and beautiful
e-fwilhalsO mail free to those having Bald leads or
Bare Faces. simple directions and information that will
enable thent0 start full growth of Luxuriant Hair
Whiskers aMoustache in less than thirty daVs All
applications answered by return mail without CHARGE
9r,'i'@t.4 Respectfully yours, - D = f9iH
9Gl ..a1i l9a1E Thus. f. CHAPMAN, Chemist '.a't
Je279 t2 y d3m No. S3 Broadway, New York.
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= HlS e Y GU Bought Z our Clothes w ringers
Il SO; y99 ~. have bought too soon. CUMMINGS d
SWALLOWS SELF. REGULATOR is The Machine
above all Others in (no altering for every
piece, and no IRON RrsTl child can wiring your
Clothes With this Meshine as well as an adult. Cali
and see one in use at. G. "A. CUMMINGS, Shop POS
MAR street, opposite BrlnIey Hall, . r. & /, '..i
Agents wanted negery State, City, and Town State
County and Town Rights for Sale &c., dit f24
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. Invest, your Money to the Best Adv.ln-
tageIf YOU Will call At No. under City, Hall, you
Ga SfLfer TEA for money, than is to be found
nice lump BUTTER from the best Diaries in
Worcester COUNTY Good. CHEESE, Foreign and Do
mestc FRUITS, Nuts Confectionery, &c Also, some Of
that nice French Breakfast Coffee. .- ,- ig
Hall. - g, i,s.,,i. {1.,'.- ~ -- - - ~
nnls .. en i " dtf .e at' Il A,ToLMAN,.55
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- The UIseakes OF Ecror.4tLes 3fdladies a. Ef
regr) II, J ohm ogden, NJ ID, author and publisher o.
the above work 40 hereby promise and sgree to send
Gree Of charge) to any young man who Will write for IT,
sample copyfor perHsaL, The prOperstpdy of mankind
MAN This valuable work is issued and sent forth for
the beHet OF suffering Humanity 1t treats iii simple
language on all tile diseases of Error, Including Seminal
weakness, Nervous Debility Indigestion, MeanehoiB
Insanity. Wasting Decay, Inpotency, sec giving
Safe speedy and eectuai prescrPt't Tor theirper
4fent cure together with much valuable information
All who favor with desire read work shall
receive sample copy BY retra mail free Of charge
sml6 p; 3m' No. SO NASSAU, St, NeW'York.s
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$500 TWO TRIPS "A WEEK!
From Boston WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
~ From nrevinOetown MONDAY and THURSDAY
t.g ne new and eoihniodlops steamer GEORGE SHAT
TUES HsB. srrrs commander, will commence her
Slhs DstWsen Boston and prOvincetcSn, leaving
tho foot Of Eastern Avenue Wharf Bostor a,q. o.,Ss
on wednesday, June II She 6as been built expressly
TO- this route and limited with every Accommodating
ana Convenience for ladies and gentlanen Ware al 50
y Or lfihiormationi applvto DobBIER N sIEE PFR
i20Q Eom .erctalStreet Boston,. gs i1T 80 '
q pro j. FL BowLY. AGENT
DoS1lS I w W laooI - oeop6m lell
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CNutttes,,d A Y Z D u
YRS LEO MILLER, CLAIRvoYANr
WORCESTER ,AC ADRB,, OF FINE

ANHNUtNIy aUHUVLIUF DEB IN, -NF11lN
CLARK IS Block, 257 Miain street,
az 1oITauA-2 +++-TOHB MAGTtGg
- on Paint igsd BnSrRvingst ehromos
Llthos1Hs oPhotosrashb, Artists MATERIALS Of every
descrlpion Iortait and Pictllte FFapgS for sIe at
tbelowest CASH Prices, IFnanns made toiorder Par
tlcnlar attention gisn to Framing wrtaihs aud Fancy
old and injured pctSrses. s'sFYqF;Ys' '"'''''''"S
Ge "; daand evening nee to Wis
10 nI30z ilA ~ ttiIq 3li df - i47.s fao isorr
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LEI GIESTER7 Y5ACADEMY.-TIe Faii

august IeIIlt under the charge OF
''1' 6 6 E3 H. "A. RBrl0' up -
aea e5As N ISIS ANNKP! HENSifAW
49,. Miss JE \ ME Il. NARRFN --- 's4i 4''h}
a. arc 6eredt 10 youth Of 1tL 60 On far ..
er Mathe 9rApsSss helsss JIiSh
NV ms latin, GEeek french and German LangiIasss
charge Of the Principal and the officers of the oonpahy
and geutemen are required to attend regular
the prescribed, uniform. Rifles and equipments will be
furnished by the Institution,
Tulti0n IN the Common English branches $500, High.
q English $500; Languages $40 per term. Music on
Piano 5i0.6OtfOr ~ Lessons - 80 ", I
Board car be Outlined ID the academy building. with
the teachers and lin private families atfom 90 %
| peII55w sseeSEI % JOHN NELSON, PRESIDENT.
Leicester, July 10 1868 ---- d&H6w . iy IL ~.
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Ladies suffering trom Ohlorosisi Whites Weakening
pi charges, may rely upol cure by The of one
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-16

Duteher's Lightning! Fly-kIlter supplies Z
want felt By every good house keeper Every sheet will
k gasr5 where AIS aEs thcS ke1e IN tn1t Is is
ons that offered The real article is for sale by all
RESPECTABLE Druggists. go O. G. GOODWIN a. CO.. ~
jeS at.-f ,ailf.sl. d&Ny8w A1t r'.,H' RostOn
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W 0RGEsTpEBR + FIVE VI CENTS saw

Annual fseffg u tie CLIFFORD ton Of the WoRoEsrER
EYE CEST5 SAVINGS BANK val be held at the Office of
the state Mutual Life Assurance Company in WDrces.
ter on FHuRsDAY evening, july l6rH, at o'clock
for choice Of Directors for the year ensuing to alter
the BY Laws, and for anf other business which may
properly come before said meeting Die l1sg sdf
~: w.. 10 s.s5 CLARENDON HARRIS, Treasurer. "a
Worcester, June 30 1868 13 ID 4 dtn Grg1 ii !
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ROOFING n. HTU0MPSONS PA.
A. TENT ELASTIC pIa oer:yy5 'n'Is r:o0nnt can be
aPPiie rerfs any sliapeAeither oval Hat or
plto dsit VIA not melt nor crack avoids the use o.
saldor gravel, milking clean, smooth surface and s
very sft.a lin lt66f3 nj 9be teSered wifi 1he com
tten making them proof against the weater AID
Hpaptlaly worn. make theH as good as new. 5' l-I
solder $f5r roofing ana for covering TN roofs promptly
att@.dedlm by " r. CLARK, Agent for Worcester
eOuiItr 0c9 No 21U Main, near Austin street Worces.
6fsAlassH 9ALN'l 'uyNA -H tflFV = t''i ~ ivl5
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ylr"~ "a ut od3yuttfofls.
WI FFlfE.H 1879 m - .

A UCTT0N-WilE- be sold at Public
"A Austion,i'o on SATURDAY, the 18TH day '6f july.
l If lat at GGloek r
premises were formerly occupied by TAFT K Geason and
consist OF Machine Shop, Water Power, Blacksmith
,feIsons desrolsdt Securing convenient shop for
manufacturing Machinery or Tools, OF Factory viii
hhu Haod opportunity to purchase The owner OF the
premises resides IN New jersey, aud desires to dspose
o. tng pfopery For particulars inquire Of f. b. Sod
pAhD, NO I4i Main street, WORCESTER W 1900
InriAs q seia EGsis, =
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6Fet SALE by all Wholesale and Retail Druggists and
Apotheearies, (. .r.l-i., diff ...r t..y .myiS 4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-16

valuable teBaekS, Insurance ompanies, Railroad Com
pan1es, Lawyers. Merchants, Manufac Farmers
AND fact eyerg Tax Payer; also important every
IqA sgpPE Just Eeceivedhv the exclusive Agent for
TINS District For sale at the u ). Assessors Office No
liSEaAk Bpqks EesteFstree .,;aI9s - H.. si.iGIl
won t1uod saGtO ts7iniy gIKERS PHILIIPSI ..taG
Iii ut Assessor Sth Mass Coil District.
l"ptssStfI MAY w. 1928 80 ------ dtl NIL,
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the bieseat cost of ihbortson are lnvtca toea aid
e4sRtas torlbtqSaselSeess H. ~ ny s,rqs
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% a0rArhotlH1NNT'lHElr I q. lFl sass. Z
T|Z '''''O'' 'IO1'''
$YOsO0OlOOO, Prizes IN

,PErTf oEFLOERSS-PRo MOTION. -4sea,nen have
Shace nylen TO the ottces Of Master at Arms
PPoatsMan Mates, uarer Gunners, Captains Of Tops
ForecaStler Holds. After Guard &c 'F''
.alpsnen mag be advanced to Armorers A tlnorers'
Mates. sailnakers Males, Pantels
PAT qF PETTY ogfIcGKs From s1vOO to sl5 100 per
chdsseyors WaJraats, Boissttes and Medal, or Han
NJ s93se K92 Distinguish themselves in battle Or
warrant Ulcers or Acting Masters Mates and upon
t " aaralty Of al0O, with medal
,Au why wish aInHy leave HALF PAR with their fami.
hes; tgculnmence from date OF enlistment . RI 80,
Justice Of the Peace x 20! ~ 49, ~
orhfrther info 'instlon apply at IT, s. NAVAL Rim
Aa5Ss3g si,o M \. BUfLE8 g. s. NJ
,A2ri4F { u nIml ir4,g Recruiting O1icer.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-16

at u o'cock F.M The object bengte collect maj erals
ant indictments FIR c0loAzing the families of colored
SOLDIERS ul9n Roanoke Island. under order from
lpr NSperaL Fostersl l'ef tlEs.! DIT t4.aG .s It's
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-16

l'ils late.t nolslties Of tue season. Also fun
~ q staple shagyiss IN great variety, Just
- 8 sFoSE : THOMAS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-16

q. JOHNSON q SON; &c
aLanufacturerss or "copper" Tin ana
sheet IRON Ware ri
5uANtNa ANAuED oURsELIEs on All. ElEs
than ever = al Al orders f1r aly artClelr toEk ~
- 4p1fe ll-e % trHI1ells t1lIlt1 erl ClilrtuEl
tialAnd manner. We ars nOE nlyin1s
~ = tlfs - ll1
an gqlllllea II eIeII lIIsI n
Nltls1-lt - I'LL - 80 lll llllll Ellll
oaunet Be md herEs Our Gt1ek n Wari II,
complete and he isfdll at an tlnlls.r Ne
keep Astock q h8lllost and NOT IlffarlI
7iil,s' q. " - otil = SOY = sl.l1
es-sres Il. lI1 lIkrkst sfairsi =
lye-dkstI9 stei4Ht q s = Whs6iinE Ya
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-16

Cleveland, Ffttsbufg andWheei-
asai ing Rail Road. .oJ i..-a :


-
on AND AYfBR 40 DAY, AgTii -, -, -:
Ssag.I ILL., M i'ss 'a'Isf - t'i''u
l0sOA A. Il. Nan TFsln, ag e ~ ststio1,, or-
Llyos e PIli.bli;h = I'D ?. n, al1
as P. n. EEpToss Isai. - ise q an S,.,o=
aIIiVsS q PitiIlbuFih g - ?. 4.
loio Pm 80 z Il - =. a..;. e :. il - q
RETURNING TRAINS
LGaso OlegoIaldfGt G.l1 a. lI1fand 3sOgR.lI- ~
Eiye a BElagsPoit g go 3. y, ~ rs An
Leave EittlbgEsA = 10 y n, CO 4. =. sn1
l2sl0 P. II, aEIiVs q BEidg1poEt atGtl0 A n Has
A. II. and Is ?. n -
Connections are made a. FoIloyyss
AZ Pittsburgh WITH Psln.ytVllla 3. \. frHsyIil
blFE. Daltinoro, VVastllgioIl,l Fl,Iil,
aelpllas HSH 4eElk - llolten.
dllEy, Illol9 Dl1T1itI Chi1lEg I'D
al points b ne Nom VIZ. VIM
DotFult 6tolnleEs llr DetIult, IlclrIlnI
0hioago and The NolEI VIZ, VIA
ClGEGland 4 EEis \. \. flr EFie, Dun-
klfE, lfll0ali EallIs Win
olsEelsnd. Columbus 9 CllsiaIlati -
q eIetliHs, 1ellslEp. cllulllI'a8 and
Ialis, AkIoa' siiiiss,bush sSdWeS.-
At Anl.uss uisS ?. n. ". AaRs-ArCa..ua.
Ma9Ilpn. Woa.tfE. ellem, Eno1 %
AtEtsubenVIIlo With P. o. 4 9. Line ani A. REiEGR
with co q. lsfnrZAnasgllla EGlI.
Z ts-A - s-fafk, CglalIlusi 1sniA, Dayton, Inll-
anapolls CliEo, Cineiullat, ISIfIgl1Ia.
8 11ui4 81 Je.sph an1 an pollti
Wit and south W6Ef.
EleuEzlon iekaGI % hlIEIlI md KEfIFn q n
Z RaEs always q loHl. andtim6 llch Qdlcksr flll
fskESosa likes alIpiai1 IN ts Ws.t, North
aud East can b prQelfed e ths o11es un1Gf IL
MeLuret House, IWheallnE, Va, o. with IickGl
Agent q BFidgGoFt station.
Freight eolfFlets WI b ml1s atlogost EHtas q
any point accessible BY tt1 fold and it, eolnoet1l
- tie Elsf5 NlEtt. West and North-Fsst. - c1lei
un1er M'LurB HOlll, 0rWith n Agalt - BTItEn-
pert Station Nh. .. IERHIs AEslt.
II, 1v1f75Ys,,. " ~ tll.sss,.ls. "a
N MYEas. esa't IIskss -. Ass
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HELMB0LB'S Extract BUcHu

---l-lNl'NEN
ARIsINa ZION KxCISs1s TIAHIIs OYpll-rp,
TON RARLH INpIsCREEfoN. Oh AEUSF
Attslisi VIII ne Showing sylptouss
IA itIoB . I,xaTtil1, Los q Pov
Lgls of1lGul1Ey DIGclliy - RTsu,f,,,
WGak News, TEantl7il1E,
HGEH1f q DlEaasa Wl1ffrliiii-I
Dlmoels e Nislo1, Pan q ne IL
CinlEursli Ealslto8a0f Flnlhing GffRS -,
~ tll.rular eyst3, ErpPtioaso % thsF..
Thas6syI uptgll., = lIl1uul - Son, NJ n,
INrOEKNCK, RA1UITK, KPLEPTIOFFns.
In ons q IIioh thA patient NV S-uirs. W..
~ t.sat fhsy are nj hllllllly EiiOgod . -
ddlEslIl lll111el
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1 8 & H. 49,. ;s s. : g gssiSes: .'
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NTRANsPoRTATIoN
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.


oIIIoE BAGrIkoRn & ono HAlIAoab Ca, Il
NHrEl1ag s1saloA, Aug 3 Ise1sl :.
ON and affer Monday night, tss 10th o. AlE9It
" the Passenger Trains VIII be Fln ~ the Allow
e sehsdnl5s a-SsF' 1aisls 2 i7s3J
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-16
DECLINE on CHANGE Of LRR.

SO FANILY SHOULD 81 WTtaoul \.
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oERTIFIoATEsiOF CURES.

TrumoIslt . tsenfy yeaTs stanillE, VIA -
knoEn okGIEECE AID RAlGE. =.
E1r NedieaA lrgpaFti q lDOHUs - -
~ offha uuiIea stl4sssl ST. =.
50 Prolsssor DEVIREsf Slluahla U1fkI 9 .
a. 49, 10 = ellfl q ~
So. rui1lzii ! ulNae b sha laas ellshll''l y
EiiNsICKs ri I1a1GIlhIa-
Essraalzss E1156y D.. ERIIRAIlI1lc - =
aeelsbr4tea Rlyslgill, sd uelleoE 6 -, = -
lollllf9 q ~. 1lIl.t lfel-ll.l9 - H-..1
ErlnslrfIous ofthe King and elsels -
Sc 1leflco- ciFrf al Refiggt 49, !. = . 4
IA1lEN IRAEEHSs FsllgE ufths A1J-l 49,
- - "a oEas Is.s s,aaaiEd Fosos Il.1A
ExIA4c1 Brclt, 81 @ pr boifls, & liE - =
sa1sk[AlltEa g oepeE - g - = n
OR halfa s6r.u 4 saef IN ilaOo, Nl " y =
fcianf % cure ths not 0hsillIis eaSs4, . e1'71
80 = Ilrli1 - 9tit- q lH ~ -4t a.
peli!llsd . ~ sairla.s ssolrs'yP b. "
\ iDsscrIbs IN 1t1Els iu Al oozulli1li'-'
Cure gllrEu1eeos ANS ErHfls-
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.IsURs FURst-A On a.s5siislIslIiIt q FUR
II CAREs, HALF CAPE and VI1T0 RIM EliIS
ofmost fsshiolalle srsiel ~. 1lliies.l Ala FuR
f1r Gents. ,frsl reltlfs7l A.
, 1863-05-29

Tho Chief Engineer, John ". Hartupee, Of
the Tuscumbia, has written an account OF her
nerformxnce in the bombardmeut Of Grand
Gulf Which is published. BE states that the
boat engaged the upper battery at distance
Of four hundred yards, and part Of the time
was within fifty yards. She was finally dis
abled from the cutting Of her hog chains By
shot, letting her stern settle aud throwing the
engines out Of line, and from the breaking Of
one Of the engines By a shell. The Engineer
says she was struck by eighty-two solid shot,
and that her plating WAS not penetrated, also
that it was s'imposgiblc to count the shells
that exploded in her." Early In the action
one entered port-ho1e and exploded in the
turret, killing three men aud wonnding
eleven. These turrets are square and station
ary, with portrhole On each side aud in front.
OF course these port holes cut away d consid-
cradle portion Of the walls. This arrange
ment has the Inconvenience Of the narrow
pent up tur1et, without the advantage Of re.
volring and the reduced number Of port
holes. Fourteen gunuers were disabled by a
single shell in this case. Another shell enter
ed portfolio Of the after turret, killing two
! men and wounding nine. Besides this the
Engineer mentions nine shells that entered
the vessel and exploded, most Of them among
the timbers Of the cylinders and other parts
| OF the engine. II is remarkable that only one
of these actually broke any part Of the en-
glnes. Mr. Hartupee eays the Tuscumhf'
was under fire from 100.pound Parrott guns
! and efYectua1]y resisted their power.
, 1863-05-29
FROM BOSTON.
Negro Enl1ktmcntH-A Discussion ON
the Conduct Of tho WAR

Bos7oS, May 25.-Thc Governor Of Ohio
has mnde application TO Gov Andrew to have
Ohio men appointed officers In tic colorcd
regiments, in proportion To the number Of
men furnished by that State. Adyices from
various sections Of Ohio snow that recruiting
for these regiments is more successful thai
was anticipated.
At meeting Of the Emancipation League
in fremont Temple, this afternoon. a discus.
sion took place between Senator Wilson and
W.ndcll Phillips on the action Of the United
States Senate and the Administration relative
to officers who had manifested unfsiendly
feelings towards negro enlistments and The
emancipation pulley. Phillips charged that
the s.,,ate had never put its ban on
such officers Mr wilso9 n9,cn denied hssS aonr tne
PLillips said il SO the public had no knowl
edge Of It, One case was that Of Gen. Steven
SIN, and he WAS promoted instead Of being
rejected, Mr.. Wilson said Gen. Stevenson
| was confirmed on the express and urgen
accommodation Of Gen. Hunter, in wmhan m
discussion was quite lengthy and spirited, lu
was conducted in 1triendly spirit.
, 1863-05-29

Andrev spa!th, A, SD Ohio.
Tnataa Eontaa E;ntnfs, Eintash,, a, W. ohio; G, ,,
1a norton EachcinsTgsr. = SM OHIO.
y n. y; rafsas' y, Ssd Ohio.
Elmorc Bridges, 4. sa4 Ohio.
- :: - HeTeJ, y s,as r, astn = u; ,1o.. m
Mm- u hatGhe!or, =: 121n H.
ieat: 1aesEs u ~. =: b4n a. +; - g VIZ:
spsnua r9'aa nn na!1' =. ays1 NJ slaee aeaa'
NJ butter, q. l6tl !na.
6Tasi1s Myers. y, t!th u.
f. Ia!,l = 91ief. nts., Z, 1S1h ",
hndrcM Al d s"5hps1l; 3 BfnxG =, ST s. TX x. IT,
~; lett. +; 18th m II:
I'm AH'tSm; y Hran. 4. IN "
G. i. Cornell % i = ;5;i ;s1h Al 1a'
PrtrrH aEur, Kp.,. =, VIII "
@o1n i Maity, :. 4 7;,h III ii. -.
r Ro1an6 =; p.,h ~ ~ H. e'uce dead
+, r. Jones b, T1h ri .,,..,
John r. Penper' 4. IA nhin oeaa'
A. ". salter, A. sd Ohio.
Nv. T. M1SkeE, Ssl 4; + 9'ah r.. ~ L,
anomas o Aseses, =: S:i3 y.m ID LII.
Gnnton do1I =, ~ "!a.
4ugh bpsneS' H1h, H u aSta Ut ~ 81.
Lent !; ~, .L:i acFarlands q a. III 4, I'D Wis.
y. Il. GGInnn, @ = - - ~ VIZ.
oscar h1n. 2, - VIE, 9.9ee aead'
John : a: ArasEJ. MasJ. I" "sta ~ ", WI
| =. q. b9sbt1. =. ost4 sa., ox.~ -.u4.u-
Waiter = Cnanon' g. g. 191n HMt. oa1o' n1os1anS.
| John Y. zones, - ~ ~ nIs. nls
| tret GePlaft, Y, e3a on!o.
| Tnzner Homer, y, SO o1io.
| Jonn ~ Mnlt1aket, ", 1stu ~; -..,
| Wm: Blrtonsna~. p, ~ "ls.' a1M onpo1ateo.
| Fred Dl1on: Z, 1otn ulu. ,o.A
capt. m 1. EnMminss'A y A''o n.y.
| tesef 6aIgeE, y. Ss4 = ID.
Nm. Blain. !. 6itn ING.
Wm. UueE"osth. U. 6.tn 1na-
IL S9ok S5;1 G; 1sfa = isd ssa n I'm ampa'aseo
Matt " indian, a. gsth H.
Matt Budenbu1E, e, 18th III.
John Mccoy, +, T7th n.
Joel skir.ln: =, stn ~.
Ietez v Enlott: :. gth ILL.,
John AeCasty, +, Win II.
James Brady, a, 18th Ind
E. GebMd, 18th hy:
]. L. Quinn, F, 18th n.y..
David u Rooney. e. 131th III.
JAS. II. Carver. +. 1S0th Ill.
John ]. Da1is, F, 10th ky.
Vim. q. Roberts, B. sd Wis.
Alexander Heron, l. 130th ILL.,
9ru DIVISION. 18Th. a1ru 9fsT.
a,;,,oo, ps.,,.n, = 1.sth III .a,;ora7v
~. iaHuaSt E a.0s ni14.4, - .r;ona;r 49,
1os's: VEL. :;. a. l. Eees ~ nht. ysx;,r.,~
Easaot 80, ,t. Lvolatst y, 3sS - 49, n.,ht
T.t' e 1I.1. T.a.soI% -. - - tn.h ~ ssriona7u
1aps' 'na1N,L 1e ;s.t HI HI, Aa, sa-;onsiv
gonn .h poaI m.;,s,I - iqta II 80 nh;o aii,ht
Iin,4i;n T:ih.nr p IN n s1i7ht
T.anh q u1Jq' w. r t11fh ilnfn' sjiSht.
, 1863-05-29

f,t.r4roraa ,sccrt,;ned This
un1 o e1uy, 10 - ~ n,,r hoys drove thc enemy
lEom inc n1' ,a o,oun1, IN orer commun;-
Me Tu.So t.l ioue sis"r1,an mn, fh"n n,,vod
eatlon sa.,5s NJ I iacisnn At th;s iunction n
sloMJ lo"atus ,.an-nd a,,ovo the freaa he.
WMte snn1he ~ np 10 c;tr ~ 1acSson which
yona Wincn nas | - s3,, ~ ~ ...tnnt +hasit
presently lhcIsase1 ~ eueu " eAteu. taAt ~
waa thought tne ieuels He1e catlJlng OUT lnGtf
Of lnlsntion s' 70 euIh IT, Ing @ tomh fasn
er Than It ehouau iail luto tAe nanaa ol t1o
desp1sed aha nAleo ianhees. re Mlsr"AIus
LEARNED thai lhls smoke arose IRON o1rn1ng
comntssary stoIss ~. 70 wmco 1no tepeAs IL tnelf
As'A~S'~ "ffAs" A " s-,
9Ae sio1oAi'
Ono mile from Jaekson, on slight elesa-
tlun re found the rebel 1oft silent ana dese1-
ted. rive cannon, TWO oIaes ana t1ree iIon,
unsplheu anu uniu'1u; ioauth tho ~ a,G 1rsre
left behind, and fell into our hands. One hun
nrrd md fIfty tents were standing in grove
in the rear. md these also became our spoils.
In Tho road hall mile further on, were two
2-poupder brass rit1ed pieces intended to pick
of officers. In the square opposite the "Con-
-feiesate House, The caissons of four field
pieces were burning, and nearly opposite the
commisBary stores Of the enemy.
-,,creos-pA,s1scr r17s srAps AM STRIPES
~ 'AetAeoN a1..n mrs 80 .r1Tn1'
~ 49,. ..x.
a few cavalry had entered the town rom t,sa
the other road, and we're ranged around the
capitol. Capt. Cad1e and Lieut. Martin took
the co1ors cf the 4th Minnesota, snd g4!opea esa
and soon afterwards appeared on the dome,
and fastened it to the flagstaff upon lts sum !:
init, As its gorgeous folds were unturled, !!
caught the rays ct the setting Sud, which at
moment, for the first time during the DAY,
broke through the dark cloud, add was bathed
in halo ofgolden glory aAt the sl!ne instant
the soldiers below caught sight OF tue sacred
emblem, and appreciating the omen, welcom
| ed it with cheers and shouts Which made ths
welkin ring again.
| TIE CITIZENS.
1,o o;t;zens ca7cd m s;lcn1v and sn.1en1y
! ana IooEed ~ II they would 1ikn IN shoot th,
sacrilegious rascals who dared to rliso tA
Stars and Stripes upon the Capitol.
| THE NEGROES.
| r,,. .oos 1-or, ae ,,nd IN +bo;r chao,
aiGsrot;o,'a as NV .J ~ ne - Thar l.nrhs
anu % insIA hn,,ae5 " an,h,aa.,3 o,,S ~
anu ei.su' e1ouh ~ 81 ~ ;,,h;io;s h
pne peaseo 10 dnna, 4 ~ ,n a. Eav md IL de- 1;ph
come. open ae Wy, anu ,;.a H.! .sI.ojga ~ juga
, 1863-05-29

later date, it il now known that his hatred
Of Coppcrheads exceeds what he feels for
the rebels. He expresses himself without
reserve in the strongest terms against the
whole viper breed Of Vallandighamers.
He is in favor Of putting down the rebel
lion by force Of arms, e1ectually stopping
the firc-in'the-rear summarily, and wiping
out slavery Internationally, as the prime
and active cause Of all the trouble. lie
gave his cordial cooperation to General
Thomas to organize colored regiments
and wants fifty thousand black troops as
soon as he can get them.
, 1863-05-29
THIRD DAT OF THE SIEGE OF E1CkSBuRG. /.
From Our Own Correspondent
In THE REAR or v1cKsBrEa. Miss,


THIRD DAT, May 81, 1863. I
! have nothing new to relate Of todsy's
operations in the rear Of ViekEburg. The ad-
vance Of our line is within 100 yards Of the
forts, within which the enemy seem deter
mined to remain. We have shel1ed the enc
1ny's position At intervals during the day, but
SO far without material results Ever since
daylight this morning the moTtar-boats and
cuntoats in front of the city hare kept up
continuous roar. Some OF the ehell burst in
this region, hut-the elevation Is SO great they
do no harm.
Not . rebel eharpshooter has today shown
his head over the works. Neither havo the
enemy fred shot, go far as have discoY-
cred. They are doubtless economising
ncainst the time when the assault Is made.
! send you the list Of wounded during the
last two days in two divisions alone, Smiths
and Osterhaus'. The killed 1 have not vet
asce1tained:
Hobte.t Cioee, 4. Esd Ohio.
DAyin II. Wear. F. 9:th H.
eam'l Girard- E 9th III.
Albert Prf Eton, q. 10Th Ey.
Thomas TLuman, F. nth IN.
Chas. r: athe.r. b, g7.h Ill.
| J. q. Talford, B, eth Il d.
WN. Wright. G, 8ad Ohio.
| F. g. Wondetiich. Eth Ohio battery.
u, Lady D. 9Th Illinois, arm a1nRutatsa<
, 1863-05-29

wThe Coppcrhead Times has taken
to bcslayering Gen. Grant with Its poison
o,,s nraise. But Grant will not feel hat-
te:cd by compliments from that quarter
Whatevcr may haze been his peculiar
t views WI II Inc outbreak Of the Ka1t QE al