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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-20

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ran AYTAIR Al RoGIRsviLLE.

The Lynehburg RfPEBlIeaH has learned
the following particulars OF the handsome
affair At RosersTille, East Tennessee
1t seems that Gen. Vim. E Jones, Who
commanded the expedition. learning th<t .
force Of the enemy Was A. RogersSiIle, de-
termined TO effect their capture, aud With
this purpose advanced upen the place With
his own aud . brigade commanded BY Col.
Giltner. Upon getting within few miles
Of the toEn, be sent on q small portion of
his command to make the attack, aud con-
ceaIed his main body iB the woods. The
attacking party, which the Pederalisfs
greatly Outnumbered, we're ordered to bring
on . SIGHT, aud then to retreat, as though
they had only, after the eonmsneenent OF
the engagement, found that they we're out.
numbered. The FBSE succeeded admirably,
our small force Tetiring and being p1rsued
by the enemy until they got past The place
of conceAlment Of our main body, Who
suddea!y, IS if BY magic, closed 10 upon
their rear, while those ShO we're Ietreatine
stopped their apparently hurried flight,
and offered battle. The contest VAS soon
over, for, surrounded on all sides, and at
tackled simultaneously IN front and rear.
and on both tanks. no recourse MAS left
the enemy bat to surrender uneondiuouaI.
ly, which they did.
Eight Of their dead we're found on the
Geld and abo0t twenty w0unded, the num-
Der surreudering being ss4, Of whom
about 100 are said TO have escaped while
on the march to Bristol.
fne battery Of four pieces Of artillery,
800 horses, 900 mules, aud SO wagons,
With quantity OF ammunition and quar-
termAstet's aud eonmisSAry stores, were
the fruits Of this admirably planned aud
brilliantly executed affair, all effected with
the loss Of two men killed and ten wounded,
none missing.
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DEATH OF MAJOR oILLErfF.

Najor James E. Gillette, 3 gallant ofheer
Of the l7Ih Virginia Cavalry, died ct his
resideoee, in Southampton County. on the
LIST. of wounds received At BristOE Station.
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FOurIh Page,

Interesting reGdiaE IN 1tser will be found
on the toursb page Of this PaPsr.
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The following eOrresPOudenee will eT'
plain itself, and is given TO the public &c
enable others TO act by, who may be sim.
flarlE aituated:
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FOR SALE.

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SIS TO $50 PER MONTH

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0IHMRAN UNDBRsHRTs.-Fbs bslYtss1 n
SOSiI Is EHODEA
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-05
The New Hampshire Legislature.
Correspondence of the Traveller.
CoNcoRp, n. H.. June 3. Isf

CONCORD, n. H., June 3, 1863
''You can't tell who is governor until after
election" is an old phrase and true one, and
with slight variation has its point to-day
AT its republican caucus last evening, VIM.
Il. Chandler, Esq, of this city, was nominated
for speaker of the house, and Isaac w. Smith,
Esq, Of Manchester, for president of the sem
ate. Thus it was a foregone conclusion that
these men would be elected to-day.
But, to the establishment of republicans
generally, and the caucus nominee particu-
larry, when the result of the ballot was an
nounCed in the senate, 10 and behold, Hon.
OHSlog SteGraS was the chosen man! 1t
happened in this wise: There had been
strong effort on the part OF Mr.. Stearns'
friends to secure for him the nomination, but
after strenuous efforts they failed, and Mr..
Smith was made the nominee at the regular
caucus. And SO at the eleventh hour a coali-
tlon was made with the democratic senator's,
who, uniting with Mr.. Stearnss friends, car
RED the election without difficulty.
There Is considerable hard talking in the
city and much Indignation expressed at such
a bolt from the regular nomination and
such coalition with the democrats. Mr..
Chandler was elected speaker of the houso
and SO Concord has the governor, speaker.
and president of the senate. Manchestar
feels itself left out in the cold, and Mr.
Smiths friends naturally think that political
faith Cf there is such thing) is broken. So
stands the legislative news SO far as your cor
respondent can detect the signs of the times.
There may be an attempt to carry this coali-
ton into the house tomorrow, but political
skies are not Trustworthy. More anon.
Yours truly, Don.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-05
Selling Old Things,

Sell that old table? No; I'll not sell it!
It's only pine table, that's true; and it cost
hut eighteen shillings, twenty-five years ago,
but your ten dollar bill is no temptation! And
I'll not swap it either, for the prettiest ma
hogany or cherry table that you bring me- If
1t has plain turned legs, instead of a pillar in
the middle, with lions claws, and if the mar
bic top is only vanished paper, still will not
sell or swap it. 1t has been to me a yerv
profitable investment. From the day it came
home II has been earning dividends and in
creasing its own capital. My children made
play house and drank tea in toy cups under
1t, for which | thank the four legs, and when
they got tired OF it that way, they turned it up
side dewn and made iour-post bedstead with
curtains, or pulled it round the carpet for
sleigh. Then they climbed on it for an OBJ
servatory; and never counted the glorious
romps round 1t. And also all along for twenty
five years it has paid its dividend of happi-
ness to my fumily circle. These dividends
could never be separated from it; until its
value is not told in money. 1t has had its
quiet use, also; for nobody could tell it from
round table Of agate and corneiian, with its
salmon bordered green cover.
Nothing lasts forever The top of the tn.
BILE was loosened by the hard use it got, so |
took Il punch, drove in the eight-penny nails
below the surface, added few screws, put
tied them over, and pasted marble-paper
checkers over the top Then it was really
handsome table. 1t has had hard usage since,
but bears it all; and the checkers want re-
newing, which will make it worth more yet.
My watch is thirty years old 1t is one of
those thick silver levers which some poor wits
call ''turnlps." 1t has been several times sug-
gested to me that | might exchange it for a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-05

cluded, ere he burst into storm of angry re-
monstrance.
"Ihere is some false play herel ! wit
messed will, bequeathing all of it to me
afore-"
What might have been the date of that
document, sir?'
THE third O July. mind it because
"Al-yes--very probable. But this will
bears date only six weeks ago Mr.. Martin
Warner, allow me 10 congratulate you upon
the inheritance of this splendid property"
Alas there was no cure for the discomft.
ure of Bella, and ''Elvry," his wife Fortu-
nate it was for them that Martin did not adj
here too strictly to the motto, "Let every man
look after himself"
So, after all, Dora Maybe married the rich
est man in Seaburne.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-05

The WAY OF THE TRANsGREssoR.-So
time ago Il. e. Pearson, late MAYOR of Hull.
and merchant Of that city, became bank
rupt, and on examination it was discovered
that ne had been engaged in attempts to run
our blockade, and had met with such severe
and repeated losses in this, us swallowed up
the wnoie OF his fortune and made hun bank
rnpt The case of Pilkington Brothers of
Liverpool, as exhibited in the court of bank
ruptcy on May IA, tells a similar history of
gambling shipments followed by ruinous
losses. In this case the failure is far more
than two hundred thousand dollars, the ex-
cess of debts over assets amounting to
&+l,l Among the ventures by which this
firm became bankrupt is one thus mentioned
III their exhibits :"
''Advtnture per Circassian, our interest in
the shipment of drugs, wine, &c, made to the
southern states of America, but the ship has
been seized and condemned by the American
prize court. An appeal has been made,
from which, if successful, $4,000 may be pro-
duced."
Uiler the head of property in the hands
OF CREDITORS" the following history is Civ
en-
cone third share in eight cargoes shipped
to the confederate states of America, being
the joint adventure of 4. C. Pearson Ga
bankrupt Mr.. William De0Son, of Hull, and
myself. Ship Peterhotf, cost of one third,
$4,000 Anna, ditto, E2000; Phoebe, ditto
$1,000; Merrimac ditto, El000 Lodona ditto,
fl0O0; Patras ditto, El000 Stetin ditto,
$1,000. The Anne is believed to be
sold, and the cargo realized about 100000;
cargo of Modern Greece, $4,000; cargo of
the Phoebe, discharged at an intermediate
port first cost was $1,000; cargo of the Mer-
rimac, sold by Messrs. Overend, Quincy, &
CO. who retained the proceeds; cargo of the
Peterhoh was discharged at an intermediate
port, and ohe-half Of it is believed to have
succeeded in being run into the confederate
stateS-we estimated this at El2,000; cargo
OF the Lodona was seized in attempting to run
into the Havana, consequently this will be
dead loss; ditto as to the Patras and the
StetLin shared the same fate"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-05

REMAINS OF GIGANTIC ANIMALS DIscov-
Erred IN lcE.-Russia.. biologists are making
preparations to promote the further discovery
of CONCEALED remains of mammoth animals in
Siberia. 1t is stated that during the last two
centuries at least 10000 mammoths, and
probably twice or thrice that number, lave
been washed out of the ice and soil in which
they were inbedded, by the action of spring
floods. The tusks only have been preserved,
for their commercial value as ivory. An eff
fort is now to be made for the discovery and
preservation of one OF these carcasses as per-
feet and entire as possible, as it is considered
that microscopic investigation of the contents
of its stomach might throw powerful light
on host of geological and physiological
problems.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-05
GIutBimg.
A. P. WARE & co.


1854, 1853 and ITO Main St. Worcester
BEG LEAVE To NOTIFY THEIR
CUSTOMERS AND THE PURLIC GEN.
EKALLY. THAT THEY HAVE NOW
IN STORE, AND IN PROCESS OF MAN.
UFACTURE, a 81 rock OF GREAT
TENT AND VARIETY. EMBRACING
A MOST COMPLETES ASSORTMENT
OF
Seasonable Garments,
ADAP FED TO THE VARIOUS WANTS
OF ALL GLASSES OF CUSTOMERS.
MUCH CARE HAS BEEN TAKEN TO
PROD GARMENTS UNSCKIMPED
IN PROPORTIONS, TASTEFUL IN
STYLE, AND OF PROPER WORK
MANsMTP; AND WE RESPECTFULLY
IN WANT OF READY-NIADE CLOTH
ING. PURCHASERS OF
Spring Overcoats
GAN HARDLY FAIL OF a sATIsFAC-
TORY SELECTION FROM OUR AS
SORTMENT.
WE ALSO INVITE ATTENTION TO
OUR LARGE STOCK, AND EXrEN.
sIVE VARIETY OF
Cloths, Cassilneres and Vestinos.
ADAPTED To ALL DESCRIPTIONS
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THE French ELECTIoNs.-The historian,
Theirs, in conserving to become candidate
for the French legislature, has called down
upon himself an explosion of the imperial
wrath. In letter to the Protect of the Seine
M. de Persigny (Fialln dit Persigny, as King
lake calls him,) denounces Theirs to the cleo
tors, on the ground that he is connected with
the ayowed enemies OF the emperor. Here
are the charges:
IN. Timers, by his presence at the meet
lngS OF old political parties uniformly COM
posed OF avOwed enemies of the emperor and
the empire, has rendered impossible for the
government to give him that reception which
1t would otherwise have been disposed to ex-
tend 10 the illustri0us historian OF the consul
late and the empire. N. Theirs henceforth
remains the representative of regime which
France has condemned, and it is therefore the
duty OF the government to oppose him. What
M. liners wishes is the re-establIshment of a
regime which has been fatal to France and to
himself displacing authority from its natural
foundation, casting it forth to be devoured by
the passions of the tribute, replacing the fer
tile movement Of action by the barren agita-
ton OF wOrds-a regime which during eight
weakness abroad, which both commenced and
ended in riot"
Persigny concludes by saying:
''Aggrandised France-France which has
become SO prosperous and so glorious, and
which, since NJ. Theirs and those who think
with him are no longer in power possesses
universal sutfrage-will not oppose that gov
eminent which has eXtricated the country
from the abyss into which those men had per-
mitted her to fall
The election contests are becoming very
bitter, and opposition candidates are starting
up at many points. The Paris correspondent
of the London Daily News says
Several democrats of mark, including NJ.
Jules Bastide, an ex-nliniSter, M. Etienne
Arago, and M. Aristide Rey, have published
manifesto, adopting Proudhon's doctrine
that, the elections not being free, the best
thing to be done is to put blank bulletins into
the ballot box by way of a protest. As these
bulletins must by law be counted, they would,
they say, be more effectual than abstention."
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