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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-01

HON SALE-One beautiful lot 125x60,
making 1900 square eet on the corner Of 1neen snd
Chand er streets; price s70O-terms easy. Address
mehl5 du BENZ. d. WALKER, Taunton Mass.
Two LET-The well known BALL TAy.
a ERIN FARM of 1872 acres, mile from the centre Of
town and depot. in Northboro'. the Worcester and
Boston road. Inquire of ANSON RICE ESQ
NorthootO' March ii 1868. dtf myl4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-01

houA L OAl - n ~ dTl OF
Hi thirty five acres, well divided into Moving Pas
A4.Atir'ng, and Iilage, well watered, with Young
orchard of choice apple Trees just coming into bearing
Good House. Barn and Out Buildings and twJ wells of
good water. The above Farm is In coed Guilt
vaton and will be sold with the fields well planted with
Corn Potatoes, Oats, &C. &c, aud possession given inn
mcdatelv. If desired.
only two miles from the Railroad Depot in one Of the
best farming towns N this county, aboIt ourteen miles
from Worcester large portion OF the purchase money
can remain on mortgage, Ii desired
For part culaTs, enquire of
BUSH co. Druggists,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-01

Parties using Machines for sew.
ing Boots and shoes will find this
Cement TO be superior to any 9TH
er Tor the purpose Of cementlng
the channels.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-01
Real Estate.

fsfs.f FOR SALE-A desirable Cottage,
i with about 1000 feet of land, convenient and in
a= leasant location six minutes ak west of Main
treet Inquire at the China Tea Store, No. 2l6 Main
treet. diff uvS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-19
EALL AND WINTER CLOTHING !
A. P. WARE & co.

INVITE THE ATTENTION OF THEI&
CUSTOMERS AND HEPUBLTC GEN
ERALLY, TO TIIEIR VERY EXFEN-
SLVE u PRODUCTIONS OFNEW CLOTH
ING, COTPRI~lNG A G N L IL A l.
STOCK OF SEAsONABLE GA RME NTS
ADAPTED TO T;EE COMFORT AND
TASTE OF AAL GLASSES OF PUR-
CHAsEIs -INCAUDING THE MOST
APPROVgD VELTIES OF THE
SEASON.
'TrzE sOYs' DEPARTMENT is IN
FUl.L STOCK, AND WILL BE FOUND
WORTHY OF a CONTINUANCE OF
PAST s.F8ENAE PATS0NAGE.
IN TUE CUSTOM DEPARTMENT
we HAVE TO OFFER QUITE THE
LARGEST AND MOST DESIRABLE
STOCK OF OVEHeC0 ATING AND
GOODS FOR ALE DESCRIPTIONS OF
BEsTEE ARLE & ARMESTS EVER AID
VE%TESED AT THIS ESTARLISB-
9IENT.
PERSONS IN WANT OF GOODS IN
EITHEE DEPARTMENT OF OUR
BUSINEsS, ARE REsPECTFUALY IN
VETED 'TO CAEI. AND FREELY EX-
ANIME TEIE~sAAgE.
~ PURCHASERS AT WHOLES ALE
WILL DO WELL TO LOOK OVER
OUR STOCK.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-19

VNEAM FOUND Cry OF WORCESTER,
- Marshals Once, Nov. IA, ls63-Picked up by the
police on the evening of the 18th inst team described
as foil VISA grey horse with short switch tail an old
harness, and tllbury, or gig buffalo, part Of a bag
OF meal, and curry comb and bruth In the gig.
Inquire Of CHAS. b. PRATT
nl6 dat City Narshal
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-19
DIN AWAY I-Monday morninn. Nov

TX I4N n " n FIUIIUdy IIIUTHIUg, NOV
AZ 9th, two boys, aged Is years, named Levi Beaver
and Peter Allen All n had on patched up catnet
pants, large coat, and sailors cap thin face,
brown hair, and black eyes. Deaver had felt hat
Jacket with short sleeves, and grey cotton pants He
had shot In his possession. ANY person giving any
Information of these DO shall be suitably rewarded by
addressing JOSEPH LITTLE,
NIL d2w+ StOneville, Auburn. Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-19

=. Or. SrEARNS would say in addition to the above,
thath 5 permitted by b. s. Goldman NJ d. of the Bos,
Ton Dental Depot who being dealer in Dental Materl-
ais mas an extensive acquaintance with Dentists in Bos-
ton and all over New England to say that he has heard
but one opnon on the part Of those have used the
Gas namely-of entire approval.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-19

ELOPED-Fromt the State Lunatic Hos
~ pital in Worcester on Fricay, Oct, 49, MARY
MANl0N Of Spencer. She is stout, short, healthy
looking Irish girl about Is of age She has brown
hair, blue eyes. AID tair, but rudy complexion.
whoever viii give any Information concerning her shall
be literally rewarded.
o29 dtf MERRICK BEMIs Supt
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It is Safe and Sure.

Dr. Stearns must be permitted to to those desiring
his services that he has no time to
questions-tha the Gas is blessing from God to both
Dentist and Patient and he respectfully requests all
DoUBTERs TO GO ELSEWHERE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-19
} + M o V A L /
READ THIS CERTIFICATE
TEE LAUGHING Gas :

We the undersigned cheerully certify that the Nitrous
Oxide, or Laughing Gas, administered Thursday
Oct y, by DR. STEARNS Nos. 7, Q and 10 Brnley Hall
Building, Worcester, was successful.
Mrs A. u RKK, Mrs. A. NJ. POWERS,
Mrs. A. THOMPSON, Miss s. GREEN.
ALFRED H. LURD.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-19

a. ENTLEMEN IN SEARCH OF A
~ place where they can have their GARMENTS CUT
AND MADE IN GOOD STYLE AND TASTE, and
where they have their orders executed short
notice, will do well to remember that the EEarrEng
Corner Clothing store is THE PLACE.
d. II. EAMES,
Corner Main and Front Streets
o6 diff Opposite City Hall.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-19

NOTICE.-MRS. S. +. WHELDEN
would inf I'm the citizens of Worcs or that shs is
ready to serve all who wish her feryces will go
out blythe day week, cutting and making Boys and
Misses clothes in every style. Also, Dresses and
Cloaks for Ladies' All Garments cut by measure, and
waranted to give satisfaction. Apply at MRS. LACK
EY'S A Front street.
no dim Nina WHIP nEN
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-08-25
AUCTION SALE OF FARM
NORTH ACES AND TOWN

~ Ntt@ - - w y =
l MoRGr tsEs AND TOW \
ti0Nns -fti bt se5j Is rahlg Auaer
thf ctT 81 tttsn. e. ere usr1h z etl
8aF % Pc tw e. = 3b8wfsy. th,
rhiHtrtfe 2 . haFaft. is8. AZ u
'e'ee& fn tas fv tie ts3lavjre des.
crItrl rfFttF
Ncs lsr3s given tbs tsua q ia Asrn,
la gbe sfsie ~ . asin. fer stock a lal
Eacsss NJ es'FTl Il n each iur fhe saf
q Fifs Hundred ~ sss. 81 dascl Jolly sia
1854. Tsyasle ietruuy inih 1878. uith
ptr ecai lnfrtt payable auuaally. vheA
ass bssn rafI Is tttpsry io. 1857
Alsa nass c. t0o dollars, given ~
rreb f1 lsudsi rs the Racine Nssls.
srts B & Ge. ttuef dated April iah,
1855. r5F4iletae la1a dsy u fc,Y 1850
ul.a annual Irtftstat Dr. per cent laser
etH8l s. tae fh e February. 1851. 81.
cafrl tF mortgage en eighty aecTs o.
tari. in lhe ira Bradford. Rock eaua,y
NiealuHa
Also q uets eve Thousand dollars ,Fifen
ty RuGl N Eu'iook &c u : patand eF hear.
az. payable tie l.4h day Of February. 1850
with ten pey cent interest payable annually
interest rlti e. February l0,h. 1857. Sc
cured ~ mawaaee "a ere hundred and
thirty acrcs 81 snl Ia the town IL Rocktun,
Wnuetago County, Illinois
Also uae ~ Csc hundred dollars. civ.
al IS Patton Atwood 10 Henry s nurnd
Cd beiref S4ble the l4iA day Of Augas,
1850, uiih atuul interest AZ ten per cent.
interest paid 20 the 10th day Of August
1867, secured ~ mortgage on forty acres Of
baud in township tarty-6yc, range TIVE East.
IL Toe county of wimubago, Illinois
hlsc note Tor four hundred dollars, glv-
al by John 4 Herring 10 the Racine 4 MIS-
sssippi r, Z &c, or order dated April 18th,
1886, payable The 10Th lay Of May 1861.
with anaunl Interest a 20 PEI cent, inten-
cs raid 10 May 10. 1857, secured by mort
gage 90 forty acres q land in the town
Hsrrisan, WIuuebago County, Illinois.
Alsoan Tor one thousand dollars given
81 Joseph a Van Dyke. dated May 10Th,
1856, payable 10 the Racine & Mississippi
Il h Co. on ordor, en- the 10th day o. May
1861, with ten per cent annual interest
which has been paid 10 May 10Th, 1857, Sc
cured by mortgage on forty acres Oh land IL
Lancaster, Ia the county Ct Stevenson, about
four miles from the CRY Of Freeport, Illinois.
Alsoa note Tor Two hundred dollars, given
by Zcbuon Crutenden. dated March 18th,
1856, payable to the Racine & Mississippi
II. r. Co, or order, on the 10Th day Of May
1916, with ten per cent annual interest,
which has been paid to the 10th day Of Nov.
1856 secured BY mortgage on forty acres Of
land In the town Of Hanover, County Of Jo
Davis, State Of ILLINOIS,.
Also note given by Warren $ pease, TO
Racine & Mississippi Il. X. Co., or order FOR
three hundred dollars dated March llth,
1896, payable on the l0lh day Of May 1861 ,
with ten per cent. annual interest which
has beea paid TO Nov. 10Th, 1868, secured
by mortgage on village lot, in Savanna,
Carroll County, Illinois.
All Of said notes aud mortgages were ne
gotiaiel while current for good and valid
consideration.
BY order Of the Court Of Chancerry,
A. l.. Miner,
Rrceiyer Of Dandy Bank
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-08-25
TUESDAY MORNING.
Fortress Monroe, Aug.

Fortress Monroe, Aug. %.
The Richmond Wing Of Aug. Dist
says:
The loss Of Vicksburg, and the fail
ure at Gettysburg, are the events Of
The year which seem TO render highly
probable a long and almost indefinite
continuance OF the war
Apart from the victories we may
achieve in the field there are but two
means Of counteracting the baneful ei,
Iects OF these events, and bringing hos
tilities u an early close.
These are either foreign intcrven.
ton or a determined and successful
resistance by the conservative masses
Of the north to the abolition faesior
which has control Ct the government
at Washington.
The rebel newspapers of North
Carolina and Virginia clamor loudly
for the suppression Of the Raleigh
Standard, the official paper oflhe State
which bids defiance to jeff Davis anC
all the destructiyes in the southern
confeneraey.
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teo sasiaas esd tfains Hortlwsri, aiil
: heavy raid u eomiag sosihwsrd
from a., CtafleNo7 railroad.
FORTRESS 1uroe. Aar -
Aeias RasadIer General onaerloak
has i4si rsiaraed With the Iss New
York Rsfes. and two companies # the
iI,b Penn Cavalry, 70 Port Smith,
Va ffon a long r1e into North Car.
oi.na.
They Killed thirty guerrilIas. drove
several into The Dismal Swamp, wh0
uere drowned. and capiurd nice
horses. some cattle, &e The raid
as successful
uoNpAY
New York, Aug p.
A gentleman from Mobile says
Cen Johnston has assumed command
there and thrown twenty thousand
trooas into tie city
Gan efforts we're making io
Strengthen DE works
Philadelphia, Aug p.
Tie United States upply steamer
Arkansas lefi Charleston on Wednes.
day. and reports thas the army and
navy shore batteries haze done ire
mcnlous destruction Ga Fort sumplcr
The south aud east face looked Ike q
honeycomb, and a complete demolish-
ment Of The walls is looked for IN .
week.
Huge volumes of smoke were seen
issuing from Sunpter, as j from tht
the burning Of cotton.
The officers Of The Arkansas beliey.
"a that the fort would &c captured o.
entirely destroyed BY noon. llel
guns we're replying feebly to our shot
Fort Gregg had been entirely -
fenced. Wagner still held out. The
bombardment continued without cessa
ion during Tuesday nigh, and was re
newed Wednesday morning, and wheI
the Arkansas left the firing was fur
Gus. The Ironsides, five monitors an'
the shore batteries being all engaged
After firing a number OF shots irou
Wagner broke a piece Of the inter'o'
I lining which struck the head Of Com
odore Rogers, instantly killing him a
well rs Paymaster Woodbury. VIII,
was standing at his side.
The harbor and Slono river ar
filed with torpedoes. About a doze'
Of them have been picked up in Ston'
and one was exploded under The Ia
tapsco, doing her no injury.
The fleet except the Weehawkel
and Nahant all retired before 2o'clock
but they remained to keep Wagner 5:
| lent during the afternoon and to pre-
vent the remounting of guns.
The shore batteries continued iir
ing all the afternoon and night o.
Sumpter with good effect.
Gen Gilmore annocnces that th
work thus far has been entirely salts
factory, that the fort is greatly damag
ed and the work progressing finely.
Up to the moment Of sailing, tabon
noon, the siege guns since morning
have been hurting about five shell
per minute at Sumpter, with marke'
effect.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-08-25

READING ron CoPrERnEAps.-
The following is still good reading fol
Copperheads. 1t is an extract from
the speech Of A lexander II. Stephens
before the Legislature Of Georgia ii
1861, when The question of secession
was pending:
what right has the North assaileli
What justice has been withheld +? and
what claim founded in justice and
right has been witiheIe! Can either
Of You to-day name one single act Of
wrong, deliberately and purposely
done by the Government at Washing,
ton, o. which the South has a right
to complain: challenge the an,
swer."
No answer was given, even by Mr.
Stephens himself, when be subsequent
iy went with his State and promul.
gated tie great doctrine that slavery
was the corner stone Of the Southern
Confederacy.
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Yne general Statutes.

Ht OgfSEf at tstttfttttSs
TiHE GENERAL STATUTES or YER
L MONT are now published, ant are for
sale 1t the price Of three dollars per copy at
the following places
Bennington, Benton Sons
Poultney, Henry Clark.
Brandon, VIM. Ford
Vergennes John 4. Roberts.
st. Adams, i, b. Whiting.
Irasburg, | ~ Cushmau,
Guldhall, VIM. II. Hartshorn.
Bradford, Hosea Farr.
Montpelier, Balou & Loyeland.
Bellows Falls, o. J. Wood.
Windsor. L. J. Mclndoe.
Rutland, futile s. Gay.
Caslleton, Northrop & Son.
Middlebury, Solomon Parker
Burlington, at the several book stores.
! nydepark, Lucius H. Noyes
4 st Johnsbury, I. NJ. Howard.
Chelsea, l.. G. Ilinekley.
West Randolph, John Rowell.
4 Brattleboro, ]. Steen.
/ Woodstock, n Haskell.
i Royalton, D, G. DeEison
/ The copies belonging to the several town,
7 and % tic other persons entitled by law to re-
/ ceivc them, will be found at their respective
I County Clerks Offices.
WM. G. SHAW, Commissioner,
GEO. W. BAILY, Jr. Sec Of state.
2ml2
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+. B. BURTON.
J G. ROBERTS, CtB
] +. iiULITSIER.
commissioners Notice.


NTE, the subscribers being appointed by
w tie Hon. the Probate Court FOR the Dis
trict Of Manchester, Commissioners 10 receive.
examine and adjust the claims and demands
o. all persons Relinst the Estate Of
MARX TCHELDER,
u ihe lat dwelling house d said deceased, in
Perm. and also an claims and demands exhibited
ia Offset thereto; and six months from the goth
day II Juiy. 1859. being allowed by said Court
ior that purpose, ys do, therefore. hereby give
notice, that We win attend 70 the business Of
our appointment 81 the late dwelling house o!
said deceased, 10 said Peru, on the last Satur-
davs of September and January next, 1888.
from i0o'cloek a. u. uutil z. b.. on each
u said dAys
Dsted al Peru, ihis 2eth day O July, 4. d.
lse3.
sTEPaEX ii siuoNDs. oouir's
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-08-25
Nehemiah Chambers Estate.
CTATE OF VERMONT,

Manchester District 49,
AT a Probate Court holden III Manchester, iH
and for said District, on the 10Th dav Of July,
A. d. 1868.
Present, Hon. L. S. Kent, Judge.
An instrument IN writing purporting 70 be
the last will Of NEHEMIAH CHANDLER, late
Of Wlnhal, in said District, deceased, was pre-
sented for Probate.
Whercup5n ii was ordered that said instru-
ment be proven at Probate Court 70 be he'd
at the Probate Office in Manchester ID and iol
said District, ON the last Wednesday Of Sep
tember, 1868, aud that notice thereof be given
By publishing this order three weeks success.
lively il the Manchester Journal, printciat eaid
Manchester, previous to said time Of herring.
II II. X. FOWLER, Register.
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Conmissih,,crs' Notice.

WE, the subscribers, being appointed by
w the Hon. the Probate Court for tbs Die
trict Of Manchester, Commissioners 10 receive,
examine and adjust the claims and demands
ofali persons against tie Estate Of
R0BERT .AHES,
at the late dwelling house Of said deceased, in
Manchester, and also all claims and demands
exhibited ia Offset thereto; and six months
from the sth day Of August, ls69, being al
lowed BY said Court for that purpose, we do,
therefore, hereby give notice. that We viii at
tend to the business Of sur appointment at the
late dwelling house Of said deceased, in said
Manchester, on the 2sth Of October and 9Th
Of January next, from "a. N. 10 4 T. 81, on
each Of said days.
Dated at Manchester, this l7lh day Of Aug
ust 1863
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-08-25
Martin Sloeum's Estate.
GTATE OF VERMONT,

II MAhtHEeIEH IIkTIlCT. g.
Ala Probate Court holden ~ Manchester. In
and ior said District, on the Zsth dag 81 July
A. D. 1893
Present, Hos. L. 8. Kent. Judge.
An instrument 10 ~rtinE purporiing - De
tie last wiz 81 MARTIN sLuCtM. N Man.
chester. 10 said district, deceased, was pre-
seated far Probate
WheFupoa & was ordered thst saia H..
sfrnme#t be proves ~ q Probate Court Il
he hel8 a. sle Probate u4i-e = Manchester
in and Tor said district o. ne las, Wedaotdsr o.
August. les3, sad tiai notice thereof be given
br nubis hiae this Fief three weeks ri.ccF 81 ve-
Manchester. rYry50as - ssia tt.ae ~ bearing.
IS "A. *. F0Ni.H Rf Register.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-08-25
BENNING TON
LADIE Sc salNARY (!

Combines superior elucatioaal advantages
with well regulated Christian home. Mum.
Der q b0trlels limited Fall term con.
meices Thursday, September 10.
for particulars appiy g The Principals.
ELIZA NJ. CLARK,
LYDIA u. CLARK,
Ben -lngton, August 3, 1868.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-08-25
John Vaughn's Estate.
GTATE or VERMONT.

- = 1-lFE7.F IL INTFNITFf
~ Probate Court holden * Manehestcr. "a
ana fsf sid District, % tie 2s;h day OF July.
a. y. 1868
Preseai Hon. Z. s. kent, Judee.
Aniastrgment IN writing puftoffiae "a t,e the
lasi VII and festameai II JOHN VAUGHN.
isie d Manchester % sad District aeceas-
IS. pas presented o. Pfrbate.
N8Ha4aH g Has ordered tiai sail instrs.
melt p puTea e . pr,Hats Court y b. h5ia
q. ihe fHaatt 0Gec. s Manchester, e ara
5sf t sfrsct a he tag Weane.asr e fufr.
1854 aaa tsai notice thereof be slrs lvpul.
Listing iii. or'ef three weeks sueeetslre'v 3
re WfattfNfr jarasf pra'ed az Mauehes.es
u*eyYns ~ aid ltee N haarar.
II 3. fuWLER, Register
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-08-25
NoYLCE:

TIVE nonresident prqrietors Of the town Of
a Dorst, in the Comfy Of bennington, are
hereby notified that thstaxcs assessed by said
town, within the year n&t preceding this date.
remain unpaid on the blowing described glass
and sand beds Ia said town, TO wit a Glass
sand bed or the right to dig sand on the farm
Of Joseph Sexton, Ct lot known a the John
Nellman lot; also, another sand bed or right 10
die sand On he farm IF Joseph Sexton, lormer-
n owned bv Daniel G. Hiliams also, al the
sand aud sand beds suitable for making glass,
being on fifteen acres q land decided TO Sam
ue Frost by James Cults, on the 19thsday Of
October, 1850. Fora more particular descrlp-
ton reference may be lad to the land records
o. the town of llorse And so much Of said
sand beds viii he sodat Public Auction, at
the Inn Of Blake Barro@, in said town Of Dor
SET, on the 9Th day Of 0tober next, at o'clock
+. NJ. rs shall be requii-d to discharge said tax
cs, with costs, unless previously paid.
EALPH SMITH,
First Constable and Collector.
Dated At Dorset, An. p, lS63.-3wl4
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-08-25
LARGE LOT
Opened Lately.
LARGE LOT OF SUMNER
SIIAWIS.

SIIAWIS.
Summer Shawls for ZOE
Summer Shawls for 100
Summer shnwlh far 200
Summer Shawls for 800
Summer Shawl. for $50
Summer Shawls fer 4.25
Broche Shawls (very fne,) 500
White Grape Shawls ('plendid,) 1900
HOSIERY.
Hose, Ladies Black Cotton, l2t
Hose, Ladies Slate Cotton, I5c.
Hose, Ladies White Cotton all prices.
Hose Ladies I.isle Thread, 81
Hose, Misses and Childrens', all sizes.
Half Hoes, Gents unbleached Heavy.
Half Hose, Gents Fancy colors 2oc
half Hose, Gents Lisle Thread Fan.
cy colors Sic.
Beautiful new style DE LANES
at 25c.
A large assortment Of fashionable
DRESS GOODS.
sIIAWLsl SHAWLSll splendid
new Spring styles.
PRINTS fast Colors I2I
PRINTS wide and fine I5c.
PRINTS, spring styles, last colors at
l5e
Good bleached COTTON, 2oc.
UnbIeached, SHIFTING, Csc.
40 inch sHEETING, 80
Best, Heavy COTTON, 20 to 80
Any quantity DENNIS, SOC.
Plenty TICKING, 80 to Soc.
Large lot, new Style wide Tape
HOOP SKIRTS.
CHEESE SACKING, i2tc.
! GINGHAM, for Csc.
CLOTHS g. CASsIMEREs
heavy stock.
4 CAsSlMEIss, good line suitable
for Spring Suits.
LADIES SUMMER HATS, some
all trimmed.
Gents SOFT and STRAW HATS
PAPER HANGINGS new and
beautiful patterns.
BraD CAGES, a great variety.
/ TEAS TEAS we have a great
STOCK, bought when they were ~ 10
10 cts. per. ID. cheaper than they are
now. We are nov prepared 10 give
our customers great bargains Ia TEAS
Good BROWN SUGAR for lie
Good YellJw Coffee SUGAR I5se
HOES H0Esil good Tor
Z5o.
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War SUNNI o1y.
wrpxrs0AY
Avg rs

WEnSNsWAF,
Wa3ia-iaa. ABs Is
A asspaish was received lis morn
lss IS IL Gaferameni dsici she 18th
iav. fron 4 .aEaished military r.
arsr rs Tennessee stating 'lai tie
Chnlaneoza Rebel 81 fhe lGlb. aa-
naaaaei tha &c bentardment g
Charleston "a Saturday. ibc - iafi-
uas aufaL end thai tie firing fsom
Gilmore iand batteries "a Morris
tsIan8. an3 f8ar monitors. was chirsY
directed against Faa SamIrr ise
eaaLsass iaHl a8l Hafai iafeei q iae
I3ersis eemed r. be ge3
Tho Information polished b rs
Rebel Vas received al Chattanooga
from Charlesioa BY telegraph, aad iar
ashl vas going on when tie Paper
sent 10 press % sunday.
The Rebel states that the lunsides
and al the montors were not only %
lie ariion, bat that tie whole fleet
and a large number Of transports were
inside tie bar during the engagement.
CINCINNATI, Ang. IS
The Commercial has Especial dis.
patch from Cairo, which says; West
Tennessee is clear Of guerrillas.
Col. Rowil. commanding brigade
that went north, captured Col. Cam
bell IL the 23d Tennessee, ten cap
saius, two Lieutenanis, and thirty pri-
Yates.
Col Hatch Of the Cd Iowa, went to
Paris and drove out Richardson's Bet-
fle's guerrillas.
The li Alabama Cavalry has re
turned to Glendale with ten prison
ers.
The 18th Missouri captured one
captain and five priyates.
Gen Bragg is at Chattanooga with
$4,000 men.
He has lost ten thousand by dcser-
ton.
Gen Joe Johnston's army, number
ing % 900 Is at Brandon and Enter.
prise. His army has lost one-third
by desertion.
The mountains in northern Ala
batna are full OF desertcrs from the
armies Of Gems Bragg and Johnston.
THURSDAY.
Flag Ship Dunmore," Aug lG.
The intention 10 open on the 18Th
was abandoned on account OF some
difficulty as to quality Of army ammu-
nition, and owing TO the serious indis-
position Of Gen Gilmore. He is, how
ever, much better, and the opening Of
/ the heavy siege works will commence
at daylight tomorrow.
/ The shore batteries in getting the
range Of their guns yesterday, knock
7 ed three holes IN tue walls Of Sumter.
/ The general impression prevails
/ that the rebels are eyacuating Fort
+ Sumpter, and will blow it up as soon
az the assault commences.
Out Of nearly thirty guns on the
parapets ten days ago, but six nov re-
main. Most Of those 10 the casemales
had previously disappeared.
The rebels have erected a line OF
and, from Fort Donelson to Secession
i Vile. Although they have but few
guns mounted as yet. This is suppos-
ed to be the destination Of tie guns
! taken f,om Fort Sumpter. Our pick.
ct boats around Sampler report that
there is real activity among tie reb.
els every night, with schooners, steam
i ers, dc.