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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-22
FROM TENNESSEE.

MISSIONARY RIDGE, Oct. 18th.
For the first time in four days, blessed with sun.
shine The flooded creeks have greatly receed and the
bridges rapidly being repaired The enemys pontoons
swept away again. and trese bridge above the
town submerged.
Gen Adams il to be brought out under Gag of truce
to-day His wound ia doing we'll, and his arm will be
saved.
Zeigers corps reported at Stevenson l4th.
FROM TENNEssEE-ADDREss OF PRESIDENT DAVIS
TO GEN. BRACES ARMY.
MISSIONARY RIDGE via CHIcKAAACaA, Oct. II, 1863.
The valley of Chattanooga vast sheet of water
The bridge over Chickamaugs Creek has been swept
away and the food in the Tennessee river is still risDg
The following address by the President, Published
on yesterday, producing great enthusiasm
HEADQUARTERS Army OF TKkHsssEB,
Oct IA, 1868. !
Soldiers grateful country recognizes your arduous
SERVICE and roices your glorious on the Held
of Chickamauga. When your countrymen shsu more fu
the adverse under which attacked
the enemy though they cannot be more thankful they may
admire the gaautry and patriotic devotion which secured
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-22
In Close Quarters.

Curing this forenoon whilst freight which arrived
by the Southern train, being taken into the Express
Office attention attracted to of the boxes by
ing hair proTuding from crack in the box when it
examined and found to contain The box
was opened, and calling himself VIM. WHITE, was
taken The he gives of himself that he
native Of BarbadOcs that lie to Selma Ala in the
steamship Neptune; aud from thence to Savannah
Wishing leave ravannab and being unable procure
passport get OUT friend OF bis nailed him the box
aud shipped him Or Charleston, and thence to this place.
1he box marked Lieut. w. T. WHITE N c. r., Will
mington, n. c., Camp Williams. He states that he was
shipped from Savannah the 18th, whilst learn from
of the Express that the box entered the
way bill at Charleston, the 18th inst. WHITE has
placed in charge OF the civil authorities where exam
nation of the matter will be had.
The above the facts of the case given u.s.
The examination may bring cut other facts.
Do3Ig GOJh
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-14

Gov. Seymour of this state, joined with the
Seymour who was defeated as governor of
Connecticut, and man named Pendleton of
Ohio, took part in the celebration of the fourth
of July at the Academy of Music in this city.
Ihey all made speeches, of course, and if any
OF our readers have been unfortunate enough
to encounter those effusions, we are sure they
agree with us that shabbier exhibitions of
themselves were never made by mortal man.
With Seymour of Connecticut and Pendle.
ton Of Ohio, who are insignificant persons, we
have nothing now to do, but Horato Sey-
mour is governor of New York, charged with
high responsibilities, at a crisis of uneXam-
pied moment, and whose position gives to his
words great deal of influence.
At the time the governor made this address
the air he breathed was still vibrating with
one Of the tiercest and mightiest battles that
was ever fought on this continent. Thou.
sands upon thousands of his fellow citizens
had just laid down their lives upon the bloody
field and thousands upon thousands more
were stretched wounded and dying upon the
couch of agony They had been fighting for
what they deemed the MODEST cause for which
man could suffer-the preservation of free
popular government in the new world by the
suppression Of aneedlesS, wanton, bitter and
cruel revolt on the part of a selfish and arro-
giant class of shareholders. All tine nation's
sympathes, all the nations hopes, all tine ma
tons prayers, were centered in their actions,
which were watched by millions of eyes with
eager interest, with GREATNESS anxiety. 1t
might be in Il moment that our grand and
beneficial social structure would be over
thrown with infatuated bands with arms in
their hands. 1t might be that the capital of
the Union, with all its achieves and editices,
would be destroyed. 1t might be that our
populous cities would be invaded, their repos-
tories of wealth plundered, and their sump-
tuous homes given to the flames. In fact, a
more momentous crisis had never come upon
any nation, to be determined perhaps, by a
single conflict of arms
AT such Il time the governor of the leading
state of the Union rises to speak to the people
on the most patriotic and popular of all occa-
sions, the anniversary of their national indie
pendence. Their hearts are full of enthusi-
asm for their country, and yet beating with
almost painful sOicitude as to the issue OF the
great events of the war. What does he say
Does he denounce the enemies of that coun-
Try whose Internal spirit of ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
mas brought the mschiefs of intestine war up
on IL; does he encourage the hearts of his
countrymen by inspiring them with renewed
confidence in their cause; does his own heart
20 iorth IN generous words to those who are
struggling night and day against an imperious
zoe 10 save our homes and lives? Not a word.
a statue just rescued from the laya-pits of
Pompeii could not have been more imnassive
on tnose SUBJECTS, than was the living govern
or OF New York, with the echoes of the dead
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General News summary


BOSTON AND VICINITY.
Among the degrees conferred at the COM
mencement Of Rochester University, N. Y,
the following are from Massachusetts I'D.
upon Rev. j. w. Olmstead of Boston, LII. ID.
upon Rev. Andrew p. Peabody of Cambridge
Mr.. Grenville S. Abbott, recently of the
Newton Theooglical Institution, has received a
call to settle with the Baptist Church at South
Boston, as their pastor.
One of tine conscripts i'll Boston nailed the
following notice to the door Of his shop on the
1lth:-''Gone to Canada will be back after
the birth of peace. CONsCRIPT."
MlDDLEsEX COUNTY.
Mr.. William II. Hopkins Of Concord, n. II.
n well known railroad contractor and engi-
neer, was instantly killed at Stoneham, Mass,
on the 1lth inst, by a falling derrick. He
was thirty-fve years of age, and leaves a wife
and children.
NORFOLK COUNTY.
There is an estate in the second congress
sional district which is reported as yielding an
annual income of $4,000 The proprietor is
a minor, under guardianship.
ESSEX COUNTY.
powerful revival is going on in the Green
Street Baptist church in Newburyport. About
one hundred have been hopefully converted.
Rev. Mr.. Patterson, of Fall River, has con-
Quoted the meetings, and the church and So
ciety have given him unanimous and urgent
call to become their pastor.
BRISTOL COUNTY.
Rev. I. Upham, pastor OF the Central Meth
odist Episcopal church in Taunton, has re-
ceived the degree of doctor of divinity from
Asbury University, Indiana.
The revenue cutter Agassiz, now at New
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TERMS OF ADvERrTsYNG.

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IN menu nrst Insertion Si each subsequent insertion
" cents; one week. %; two weeks. % IS; one month
w. three months 81; one year, $40 For half square
ne pee VIII be three fourhs Of the price OF square,
hsue advertisements and Special Notices. extra price
mhESdY First insertion 81 per square each sub
w Al transient Advertisements must be paid In aa-
make quarterly payments VIM " i't"'''N "
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ssS9iation and no eommuncaton designed To es al
sSt,o 10 any matter OF limited or individuai INTEREST
can pe inserted, unless paid for as an Advertisement
Inc Publishers will not hold themselves resnons,
Dte oI any errors het may occuf beyond the amount
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TUESDAY MORNING, JULY IA, 1868

that they are to be paid the United States
bounty, and are placed in all respects on a par
with volunteers.
A newspaper correspondent, captured by
rebel guerrillas near Frederick last week, was
rescued by two other quill drivers who gal
lantly charged upon the guerrillas.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-14

The drafting for this district was continued
on Monday, with the following result. The
citizens of the towns concerned manifested
their interest by being present in large dele
gations. As on Saturday, the best of order
and good feeling prevailed:
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FOR SALE-The House situated No 7
a. Cherry street. formerly occupied by VIM f. Wood
1t Is well arranged for two families with hard and
water variety offrut, &C. and good opportunity
for an investment Inquire Of
anil diff JAMES X PIERCE
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ITO LET-Store No 1l9 Main street,
r occupied for three years past by a Draper and
ralor Rent how, and possession given from date
JAMES GREEN.
June /, 1868. off leo
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PRICE 3 CENTS.
efor Sale OF az get.

FOR SALE-One beautiful lot 125x60
"A making 1900 square feet the corner Queen and
Chandler streets; price Sl7O0-terms easy Address
mchl3 diff BENZ. d. WALKER, Taunton, Mass
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Q0rtester 4ailp Spp
THE DAILY SPY.

Hereafter the DAILY SPY will be furnished to new
subscribers, and those renewing their subscriptions,
at the following rates
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Real Gstate.
IN FARM For SALE IN UPTON.

Dim FARM FOR SALE IN UPTON,
haiiV MAsS.-The Farm now owned and o cupied by
,s,'he widow Phila Rawson, situated in the .orher
EwU ana one half miles from the centre of Upton and
I nlGs rom Wesooro Depot; one fourth of mile
divided into Moving, pastGrage and Tillage with about
70 acres good t%S sfnT and Cranberry Meadow Of
BY 49, Barn nearly new, 60 6y Sc Corn Barn aud
hoI and nrn. The farm cuts hay en9ga6 10 IN ,he
barn The above farm will be- sold at baTEain. MOST
For particulars enquire Of the Subscribers.
h n RA a; EAwT WSsii EEG eS;9 Mass.
Upton March 4, 1861 diff ''''' moh5
IN DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR
Eis SALE.-rhe subscriber offers for sale his Estate
sss No ~ Elm street. on the corner of West street,
The House is in complete repair, abundantly supplied
WIN hard and soft water above and balow cellar floor
with not and cola water, NC &c.
The grounds about The il use are in good condition.
ana contain number Of fruit an ornamental trees and
10 any one desiring residence in this neighborhood,
the above affords rac opportunity. Possession given
m3O dit EDWARD L. DAVIS.
issiaa A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
HFiii FOR SALE.-1he House now owned by REV.
A--AGEoRGE BUSHNELL, situated just east of the Com
mon between the First BaNtisl and Salem ST. Churches
is now offered at private sale.
This Of the desirable residences in the city
being centrally located, an from its peculiar Sua
The lot contains 5000 feet of land House in good
pair containing nine rooms and bathing room 1t has
gas hard and SOFT water also furna in the cellar
art of the purchase money remain moi gage
desired.
For particulars enquire of ID. II EAMES,
m43 DIFF Corner Of Main. and Front streets
FOR SALE-A COTTAGE HOUSE, No.
n 81 Laurel street, containing Twelve rooms. suitable
for one or two families, wash house, with copper
kettle woOGhOuse, and shop failing well good
SOFT water, all 800 feet of land well stocked with
be rhg Fruit Trees, urrart Bushes, Grape Vines, &c.
For ntrticuars enquire on the premises.
jel7 d3m%
- DWELLING HOUSES "a
1.>.A+ FOR SALE. .A,Az
No 81 Chandler Street.
No Is \ewbury Street.
No Ri NsNblry Street. corner Of Austin
House east side Sedvcr street.
House ON Endicott street
Two Houses OF Lagrange street
HOUSE LOTS
IN Cedar, Chandler, Austin, Nswbury, Fruit. Ward,
aud TAYLOR Streets. FRANCIS IL. DEWEY,
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aud IaNlpr streets. FRANClS IL. DEWEY,
nch2S diff 2l3 Main street.
I@3,A A VALUABLE COUNTRY Sc IT
II III, AND FARM FO SALE IN GRAFTON, MASS
st.atis nHe valuable and wei known country and
homestead ui the late OTIS ADAMS. SO is now offered
for reasonable &c II very casantiV
situated about one mile from the centre the town
eight miles Worcester, and 80 miles rom boston
and contains about 200 Of rich and productive soil
producing large crops OF Kind which usually
T Ted uuuu New England farm II has about twenty
hve acres of thrifty wO1d of which is plenty large
nor market pdfpo eS mere are over 100 choice and
thrifty hearing fruit trees large part which are inst
coming INTO fun bearing Fac farm cuts some 10
tons + the very best English hay and will keep 40 head
81 cattle durnE the summer ana winter, Is mostly fenced
Win stone wall and well watered by springs and brooks
Tie whole estate is in cOnditi IN all The hay has been
scent Gu the place, and imprOy emens have bee
rom wear to year The present occupant is tue repre-
sentative the fourth generation, it having descended
rom father to
he buildings are al supplied with lightning rods are
which they were designed consisting Of large two
orv mansion house 3. a., vita twOstcr, Is NIB;
NJ ~ Tx room, wood tool and carriage house. pigperY
&c There is splendid new b IN, erected ast year
winch $1,000: il is Al feet by 100 long Is
feet uOs bt of the best materials BY the day all the
b. .9 aWt matGbe4, has eHaal AMI asfsar
con senience keepitg stock ana the storage o. nay
And oder There is also connected with The arE barn
another small one, So arranged Tor keeping young
sock storage hay and shelter OF The premises
has prtuerv, ample ice house, &c. Never iaing
s,hing Natr is brought into the house and barn
yard
those seeking hca IT, pleasure and profit well the
farmer capitalist. The present occupant having
made charge III his business, offers the whole entire
well ali the valuable stock, farming TOOLS
Ec. upon the renies at decided bargain, which
sh uli command the nOtccof all in search of property
this description. Price Of the real estate Sl2 000 APP
plv to A. II a d ms, on the premises, or Of W. COW
ARD, 81 Washington street, Boston.
je9 d2aw&w4wt
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VALUABLE LOTS FOR SALE

The LOT on Lincoln stseeJ, op ,ositc the mansions
of -. Moen and c. Thompson Esqrs.. suitable for
BiJck If UJHSeS. VIII be s1t Tow The bot fronts
gon street 71 and Il 80 dnep bounded west
by ill roIk. and is near the line of the Raro5d.
Three Lots Front street, suitable stores adoin
Ing the store Of George csSons the corner Of
front and rumbull streets also the lot next south
TrumbuIl street, now occupied wood yard.
FRANCIS II. DEWEY,
u,chgg diff 2lB Main street.
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Ayers Cherry PeCtOral.

CONSTANT SHEPARD, AGENT
" AND COLLECTOR, Inquire stths Spy Once o.
No 10 Crown street AFT mehn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-14

Liberty poles were cut down, in the neigh
borhood of ST. Albans on the night before
the 4th. The work is laid to the copper
heads.
John C. Holmes, of Springfield, VT, has
been appointed to first class clerkship in the
inspection bureau, vice Charles Z. Russell,
removed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-14

A UCTIONEER.-The undersigned, be-
n ing duly licensed Auctoneer Is ready to serve
all those who wish his services in that capacity
Holden, Feb 25. 1868. d6n' les
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CHAMOIS SKINS.-A fine lot Chamois
jes dti GEo.R sPURRs.
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GIairts

SITUATION WANTED-To do general
~ housewoIk or second work Apply at No. Temple
sueet' d3t jy 10
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR

{4,i.I SALE-A COTTAGE HOUSE, with good sta
4.sAbic attached, and one Of land The place is
situated at Suunysde. the Agricultural Ground.
he place has the best well of water In the city. being
cold and soft. All kinds of fruit can be found on the
Tor the most part, remain on mortgage. Make appca-
ton to Mrs. CONGDON, sudbury street, of DARl.
US PUTNAM, 40 Main street. dim je2
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BUSH ~ CO.. Druggists,
d&wtf "a Front street, Worcester.

III OUSE FOR SALE OR TO LET.
Ne The subscriber being about to leave the cltv, offers
TO sell his estate, No. % Portland street. consisting Of
house with 90 rooms, with soft hard and filtered water
Gas. gc, vita variety car Plum aud Cherry Trees
Also a good Barn. S. q. REED.
Worcester, March g. 1853. mohl3 diff
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On Cedar, Chandler, Austin, Newbury, Fruit Ward,
aud TAYLOR Streets. FRANCIS IL DEWEY,
nchlS Ma
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STURGIS' ELECTRIC COMPOUND,
- for the cure of Neuralgia Rheumatism, Spinal Com
pIsInts, &C. For sale at
diff GEO. r. SPITRRfg
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-14

The town of Charleston has raised the
princely sum of $50 for the support of the
families of volunteers.
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hs,,sI CENTRE.-For sale low, a Farm containing IL
sAaeres Of land with House, Barn. Fruit Trees, &C.
GINS i'' q. w GLEASON.
Holden March IA, 1853 d2tawtf&w2t mchl6
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IN FARM FOR SALE OR Elk
.9iii CHANGE for a House in Worcester. conven
eA4..A4ient II use, new barn. excellent well of pure
water, and about 81 Of land Also, wood lot of
about 20 Said Farm is in very healthy and
pleasant location and half miles from Oxford De-
pot. 1t is good Fruit Farm. For further information
apply to 3. W. FIELD,
il d4w* Oxford, Mass.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-04
Initial statea of Amerioa !.

DISTRICT or MIDDLE TENNESSEE No. %.
"a hEhEAS, an Information has been Ged ia the
District Court Of the United states for said Dis
tiet, On the 18Th day August A. a.. 1858, by John
lrimble Esq Attorney for the United States Or sad
District on behalf OF The United states, against Ono
box Of B0oka, two boNs containing Is bundles and
50 hanks Of Spun Thread, 2 bolts and one remnant
Of Domestic, bOlts and o remnants Of coarse COL
ru iloth, and bolts and remnants Of Cotton
Domestic.
Alrd sng substance that said property was Feizad
on land 10 said District, and Is liable TO COnnscadon
because said owner was on The LIST day OF January,
1865 engaged Ia aiding and abettng certa armed
rebellion pIiLst the Government Of the United States
not having returned 20 his allegiance to the United
states within 60 days after tho fruCama ion Of the
President Of the United states referred 70 10 said
Information,
Now, therefore, In obedience 10 the montiou Of the
Court under the seal Of the COur 10 directed and
delivered, I 90 hereby give public notice 10 all per.
SOUS ClaimIng said property, or knowing, having
any thing g. say, Why the same should not be con.
demned forfeited that they be and appear before
ID Distue; Court, TO be held al the Federal Court
room, at tho tapol in the City Of Nashville on the
l9 day Of October 1868 then aud thore " nterpoBc
! their claims.
r. r GLASCOCK,
L. 3. Msrshil tr Middle District Of Tcnucssee
| aug2l-l4i
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United States of America

DISTRICT IF MIDDLE TENNtSS EE-kO, %.
"A HEREAS, an infor mat on has been flied IN the
w District Court of the United States for said
District, on the 7th Gay OF August, 1868, by Jim
Trmb!c, Esq., Attorney for the United States Tor
said District behalf Of the United States against
aCcrtain Lot aui TIC rtorehouso and other improve
mcuts thereon situated the South, asst corner Of
the Public square, IN Nashville District aforesaid, q
which property EDoch Eusoy is the rsputed owner,
The same having been So zed and now In custody OF
T.. r. Glaze, OK, Marshal &c, under order Of
scizur -ucd by aid john Til bic, August 30, 1868,
alleging amoi & other things, that sut property was
seized IN ga District on hand gu the lst day Of Sep
tender, 1862 as iorf tied 20 The United state be
cause the ZANE was knowingly used AID employed
by, aud with the consent Of the owner thereof in
aiding ana abe,tng aud promoting an AIMED rebel
lonagaiu~t AM resistance to the laws OF the Unite
states.
Now, therefore. in Obedience 10 the nt0nition Of
the Court under the Seal of the Court to direct
ed and delivered, do hercby give public notice 10
all persons aiming I'D property, or knowing, Or
having anything TO say, Why the sane should not be
condemned as forfeited that they be and appear be-
lore said District Court to r. held at the Federal
Court room, at the Capitol, ia the City Of Nashville
the 10Th day OF october 1853, then ana there 70
| iutes puiv their claims. T.. 4. GLASCOCk,
| q = Marshal for Middle District OF Tennessee.
aug25--lit
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United States of America

DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TkNNESSEt--NO. q.
WHEREAS, an Information has beeg filed IA the
w District Court OF the United States Tor said Dis
trct, on the 9TH day Of August A. D., 1865 by John
Tumble, tsq Attorney for the Tn ted States for said
District, on buhalfOf the United States against a
certain lot and the waruho Sc and other improve
ments and tNturcs thereon standing on the
southeast OF Broa and Market streets front
Ing Broad street In the city Of nashville and Dis
trct utur, said being the large store house formerly
known as the store house OF Fisher, Wheeus 4 Co.
aud the ,ut, mpr1N cmCuls aud fixtures appu t. uant
thereto, seIZ by and now in custody Of D. h.
GlHsCogk, Marshal &c, under AN order az seizure
issu by SAID Johu Trlmblo August g. 1863, allie gng
in substance that sal property was anowingy used
aud employed by the owners IN aiding, ,.betting
and promoting an armed rebellion, and res stance
u the laws Of tine Unted states, aud pr ymg
proccss and that said prop rty be condemned rs
forfeited
NOW, therefore 10 obedience 90 the monitlon
orthc Court, under the seal of the Court, to me
directed aud delivered, 1 do hereby give pub 10
notice TO al PERSONS claiming said property, or know
mr, huyi any thing 70 say why tho same sloul Id
not be condemned 8 torteteI that they be and ap
pear before said District Court, TO be held at the Fed
era Court m, at tho Capitol, IN the city Of Nash
Wine, on the 10Th day OF october, 1853, then aud
there To int rose their cl,ims.
r. X, GIASCOCK,
U. 8 Marshal Tor Midi,e pistrio. OF Tennessee.
gD--lIt