Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-24

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dorin,, nno San dof ,leasy guns may DC mum
mon r,o 49, ho lunureG thousand
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| 80 "ln she WI! urlVe them OH, per-
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| No. - p'l, :ue puiw"rA ol tne west: 90
| 80 LUZ ''9 Fisio VI, We see on the hllsSls-
@Pt ,t US "oe looA my eAhausuoh OF despair
vi 'nJ put Vi 'ii1 loe just yet
-. "s am iooA al the mouth OF the
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IN s.t rs .J ,J,;iN'',oii .lse'e anu,
puI snort way OH, Mooile, by the shore OF
,a 'p''ulo"e D'y' heePs uiisen' watch anu
t op ti' ~ ~ " es'0 morning
raar';n t to H. staiS anu stripes
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IL ";S u .. h ',,o enemy VINO
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,i " tne sa'he iiVeterate 1ahkee'
LISTENS LISTENS Iot 'ne HrSt Doom OF tne ar
uileIy "nich Is 10 IeVel her walls with her
sanuy sou anu ClarIestor' erlh'ly cross but
W." pe"Vl"S "e"r.' ottnu waiting tHe onset OF
an ~ W. "''"" Heec IL" "cIes vi oIu
.,.i pili' !. steiiis: aiieauy sweep anu ue
'"9''',eu ny cohliagratIoh' are 10 De the obJect
anu 'iie prize OF the most potent armament
Dy far that American waters have ever seen.
This very moment, it may be, the black Mon
tor batteries are steaming between Sumter
ana Moultrle. No signs of relaxation, or of
encouragement and despair in the enemy here.
Fass further, and you will find the whole coast
from Charleston to Norfolk, and every river
10 the head OF tide water and every creek
ana sound formed by the sea islands, swarm
ing with their gunboats and transports, ready
to pour IN masses of troops wherever there is
chance pf plumber, bridge burning and gem
eraI havoc
FROM Norfolk, all around by the Chesa-
peaKe and Potomac, we are guarded by gun
boats, and no living thing (save skulking
Snugglers) suffered to enter or go out. On
the Rappahannock two hundred thousand men
wait for drying wind to move ''on to Rich
mond' once more, led by a genuine apostle
OF determination. AT last the savage aboli-
uonists OF Massachusetts have the right man
III the right place. Heretofore they have
rather wished the defeat of Lncon's generals
oh S.ie o'o,pac because they seemed to be
T'ied az" ~ iios t,iie.es OF aSsaSihs put with
thev count Inon oyin,r u,,'ri h.oGher
and giving law to southern yassals. 10 nos
sess himself OF the property Of others, genu-
'''o ~ 'i" MI, VIII perhaps ups even nsht'
Milroy and his men. and kentucky and the
half of Tennesee-the richest and farest land
81 al ti'e "eSt.are ehtlrely IN the clutch OF
49,. - ny 'No Nv uio Dliis uleih up
80 " 70; anu i'ooeoi'us' WiI' Az
oi e 10, 'ii.o1:e:e ~ ." an oPpo-
9ipu nom MS paul anu JOIN tle other DrlgahuS
i'o ~ ~ uins upon 'lGAsouIs' ""efe'
~ az u"e WY. oilouiV' uoeS inc INVASION
seem ~ oe 1"liIns OF giving grounu! All
%i"u"u si'e ooluei' anu Ill inc very nearV Oh
t'ie conitueiacy' slle Ioot OF Ihe enemyl plant
cu "',G MS ielon nag mes ana II means sup
ln9'StoSS """ e1'eI "S'"o''to"' Ii is, lldeeu'
s'S nv 9,"oo Vi ''Ie WAT anu we oeieFe t.le
i iaeV ouI 'iIe S'iuSsle Will nc desperate II IL
W cue iaS' Garu' 1t Is one on "hlch the stake
80 ny VI Io"'i., noioI or Shaiiie-either our
GU in'lou WIN pe eAtih5ulShed Ill
"i7.i' VI "iooU anu horror, OF else new SOW
c'eiS,t n.y. the newest, lalrest, proudest, VIII
Iahe ier seat among the powers OF the earth,
WIN the applause OF man and the blessings OF
heaven
Correspondence of the Jackson Appeal.
GOSSIP FROM RICHMOND.
RICHMOND. Jan. 2g-A GIGANTIC renort
s+r;dos ,,.or .I,o IT, 49,: -.
INV 'i'' IL nv o''oo0 III iii''sii
tude as 1t goes along, as the Latin poet said
some two thousand years ago, fama, common
report IT RIMS totbe effect that commission
orc bovo or-;vod :, p;,I,,,,,1 t,,,.;,,,. ,o,,,o
=, ne i"o 00"'o
ny the Underground railroad, bearing letters
to our government from Bright of Indiana,
ard richardson OF Illinois, which are sup
posed to relate to plan of adjustment on
the basis OF the admission of the northwestern
states INTO the southern contederacy, and that
these commissioners have been in conference
win the president throughout the day.
Dr. Holland OF IeXas, who bore useful
ana distinguished part IN the recent capture OF
the Harriet Lane, at Galveston, arrived in
town day before yesterday, bringing with him
the signal book winch was taken by the gal
lal1 Leon ohlth III that splendid engagement
L MS DOCK Is worth, perhaps, more to the con-
lederacy than all the prizes that were secur-
eu' even more, possibly, than the prestige OF
tlle victory IL was found upon the dead
oooy OF commander Wainwright, and was
worn by nm IN the breast pocket OF his coat
~here 1t was pierced by the bullet OF navy
reVolVer, diScnarged by Capt. smith, whose