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Daily national Republican., 1863-07-20

Thomas Palue's Crisis, !" written when New
Jersey was invaded and Pennsylvania threaten
cd by the British under General Howe, has the
following sentence:
"These are the times that try mems souls.
The summer soldier and the sunshine patriot
will in this crisis shrink from the service of his
country. But he that stands II now deserves
the lore and thanks Of man and woman"
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-20
ONE DAY LATER.

New York, July 19.-The steamer City of
London, from Queenstown on the 9th instant,
has arrived.
A powerful iron-plated ram Of 1900 tons
burthen had been launched from Laird's yard.
She Ia ostensibly for the Emperor Of China, but
1t Is understood she Is for the rebels. She is 10
have revolving cupolas.
Political disturbances had occurred at Berlin,
and baIricades had actually been commenced,
when the tumult was put down by an armed
force. Fifty-four persons bad been arrested.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-20
Personal.

ARCHBISHOP HuGHEs labored quite success
fully in putting down patriotism in New York.
GEN. FITZPATRICK was not sent to New York
on account Of his name.
CAPT. NATHANIEL PALMER, the veteran Liv-
pool liner and discover Of "Palmer's Land" IL at
Willards'. a .-.
A. q. Hills, ESQ.,, Of the New Orleans Era,
ia In the city.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-20
LATEST FROM new ORLEANS.

The Hartford At New Orisans-The Rebels
I Captufsd At Fort Hudson Not Paroled-
Great Union Meeting.
New YoRK, July 18.-The steamer Thomas
A. Scott has arrived from New Orleans on the
10th inst. .. ......., .
The Hartford and the Albatross, from above
Port Hudson, had reached New Orleans.
None Of the rebels captured at Port Hudson
by Gen. Banks had been paroled. Four thou
sand were In line when they surrendered, be-
sides I've hundred wounded and one thousand
sick. The wounds of the rebels ware princi-
pally In the head, from the bullets Of our sharp
shooters. flo"
Our batteries had destroyed an immense
amount OF stores, and good supply Of ammu-
milton had fallen into our hands. r 800
There was great Union meeting and torch
light procession at New Orleans on the night
Of the l1th inst, and many residences were "
Illuminated. .I ...
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-20
HARVARD CoLL.er AND rHn wAa.-Of six

HARVARD CoLLRaK AND THE WAR.--Of sixty
eight graduates of Harvard College who died
last year, one half fell In the service of their
country. Thirty have fallen In battle, or have
died Of wounds there received, and four have
have died in service of disease, while one other
has died of the insidious disease contracted
from exposure before he had resigned his com
misslon. sa
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-20

Diptheria is raging at a fearful rate In West
ern illinois, and battles the skill of the most
celebrated physicians. In the town of Moline,
over one hundred children have died from Its
effects. Parents in a panic have shut their
children into the house to keep them clear OF
ii; but 1t was observed that those who were
housed were victims soonest, while those Tho
" roughed IL " out of doors invariably escaped.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-20

Board ofTrade has been notified by Secretary
Welles that he has detailed i've vessels for per-
manent service on the Eastern coast during the
ashinp season, ''
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-20
.! q g.; s',;,.
The SITUATION TO-DAY.

gIess a@yh moyYhsiS SssnAydsgy the W.
10y towards Richmond. He Il evidently eithcr
cosAAsss s.ssss-hssAsg.sas-sdvsusse ID NM
route, and.tAst he oan move hls sosces % ~
southern side Of the mcuntains unmolested, or
he has assurances Of "a cooperating; force sd
yancing to meet him, or his army Is 50 worn
out and exhausted that Il cannot move rapidly
il is certain that he is mot 20 far In advance
Of Meade as the public has besn led 10 suppose,
ard collisions between portions Of our forces
aud porionsof the rebel army are liable to oc-
cuf. We cannot, however, expect to "bsg y
them until another campaign. do rr. a.rI taA
a dispatch printed In another column states
that Lee is moving by the strasburg and stsun:
ton route. lfthis be true he intends, doubtlsss,
TO retire Immediately to the Richmond dsfences,
In this case our army could occupy Frederlcks.
burg as base snd cut OF the Gordonsyine
railroad, which y highly important TO rebel
dom. - ,.-','-rT ~ .g,. ...,.fi5..
Meanwhile, Meade Is pressing forward &C.
lively, and the winding up Of the campaign In
this quarter wiil 81 decided within v, very few
days. .,..5.. -. u. 80, ,...., 30. NJ
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-20
I0HN JOLLIFFE,

ATTORNEY AND coUNsELLoR AT Law,> s
q No. 1886 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ~, .,
Washington city, .. c.,
Attends especially to elaims upon the United
States. jyis-iy
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-20

The New York Leadsr suggests that the va
cancies In the West Point Military Academy,
about fifty in number, be filled with Lrigadier
Uenerals '.'.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-20

THB GRRAr ,PEHNsYLvANIA ROu1u.-Ths,
quickest and safest route 10 the Northwest sn
Southwest. Two through trains daily and one 0,
Sunday. soldiers Tickets at Govefnnent rates 10
Al the principal points In the North and West
For skets and further Information apply at the et
ice Of the "Great PennsylvaniA Roufs,T northasas
corner PennsylvAnia avenue and Sixth street. up.
der National Hotel. Once open from .. y. 10 Z
p. m.;on sundays TO ~. N.
E,I e. o. NORTON,
sk AGENT.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-20
.aH444s5t ~"

On Sabbath, the istA iasA, 0seaes HEncus, aged
yss..s & :; e;ss:. 81 Al b:s6
Of HIa ssa. n ,S. n q. i,yiss Is 49,
ssSissS..sA 5s.ay eseyFa, s''s ''''..ss ~
(iaitnors and cnsinnati pspsrs please eopSysat
.kaEaRsh w. s:sfqssss', ,issa esAAl-I r
h1sSss7 T. $3.50 hsA u essn.g .iatI
:s:: ::ss.1y: e AT:::s s.:.. !, .is s .s: -
aad whsn the 1fst call for vo1ln1D2pDppDe04l1
sSe.E sssRe.4sa e q, ssSs - ia1Sy1e4 ~
81; ;;;:: s:;;;:: :ss;; ~ ~ q
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-20
SPECIAL NOTICES. :


The next regular monthly meeting Of the
;sis s:SSo; r. =. 4 ss:s.s :: e:sss
O'Clock. WIN. D DAYTON,
, lysoat xInxu esaaefa4. d
Tn NAfIoNkL UNioN LiAaUi wrIL BoGD
piblis nsstisga every TpEsnAIH1vmnso,
n their Hall, 4s1 Ninth strsst. Thsss w1ll -
spssshss Nstaoasl sengs, ~. m sseiag+oOns
opsn every evening. apr rS-tw
lanes A. Brown, Esq, Il duly authorised aAd
sesrsdssSd ~ = Aseat y soAsft end Fsssivtstb-
sotiptions and contributions u support Of the Ne
tionai Uaion Lsssie headlng hooE.
WV. DEBn, Prssidsnt.
iq THxo. ,. sroErs, ses'y.
TO ocssuir4htsAq 3 lrsS ihdssisisst ANN
been restored TO health In few weeks, BY Q vsry
staple remedy, sftsr having suffered several Year,
with . severe luagn s9ssal9 haA sAlds apssd
'disesse, consumption, d anxious 10 make known
~ bis fellowsuasrsrs he means Of cure,
to all who ds6sss ~ ~ a&flissta's soSy cftAs
tfSscriptisn used (frss q sha5ge) with the dirss
tsons for preparing ~ dsine ths 'Ssns, &hish
they will nnd . sunE CunE for CoHsuAgrIoH,
AsrHnA, BaoHcRiris, 10. fHs only object Of the
HAdysrtiser In sending the prsssriptoa n % bsns-
a The afaiotsd, sd6 spfeAd .ihf6fmaiios which hs
|soHceivss 10 BE- Invaluable, aad he hopes sysry
sufferer will try his remedy, u II will cost then
e-sSs&v%s % 2D~aSD No. 4. Wilson, NJ :.
X,!!'snstssAuFsA, sts E,ins' .eS.y. N-w lssk.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-20

REAL Estate sALxs.-W. l.. Wan & Co. last
week sold house on Twentieth street, lot 20,
square lOO, for s42O WIN. II. Barnes was the pur-
chaser Also lot O. squsre i,oo4, sold to John Ksi-
Ter for eil0. @ 20.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-20

AssAULrIsG NEaRoEs.-Thos. Dwyer, clti-
zcn, was to-day sentenced TO the Guardhouse by
Captain Todd, charged with asssuiting with a
knife two negroes. -.rr'. ..
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-20
b BY TELEGRAPH.
tFiol11akllBRqpaRaa.
The Rehsls All Parolsd.
IACKM.. M..MGliENAWILA
asssr sasssr}Rsss%G:SIsgsHI r}Rss%G:SIsgs w.. E,1.,.;Ds. Ha
.1 -gga I'd 65BsS7'- "a dRnTG iEI8d
Admiral Porter A Cseaapd he Mis-
. slssippi River.

NEW YoRK, july ae.r-The kkralfs vicks-
burg letter Of the llth instant says all Of Penn
befton's troops have len our lines excepting
fct strasgasss. 'gua HU"rH t'T''l' 80
General Sherman occupied Jackson yester-
day. ..,,.t
Johnston Ia retreatlng to the next river east
Of the Pearl. .."
! New Orleans letter gives rumor that Ad-
miral Porter IL to command In the Mississippi
river, while Admiral FsHssus sefs outside,
where fighting Is yet to be done. wv
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-20

STEALING CLoTHEs.--A soldier named Dan.
Donohue arrested last night for the larceny OF
bundle Of clothes from poor old man. He was
sent to the Gusrdhouso for Sentence BY Justice
Giberson, Of the Seventh precinct. .I... ".
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-20

AN lNvALID. Publishsd for the bensat and q 4
warning and A CAUTION 70 yoUSo MEN who suffer
iren Nervous Debility Premature Decay Of Man.
hood, stcs, supplyane 81 the same time faE MrAns
or .ELr cUnE. BY one who has cured himself az
Yer being put to great expense and injury through
hsdical humbug and quackery.
single copies may be had OF the author
II NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESD,
my 2s-iy Bedford, Kings County, N. Y
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-20

So far as known, five persons were killed in
the riot at Boston.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-20

The DIsRAsns OF ERnoR.-(Lss llnauSss
. eEresr.)-I, John .. Ogden, N. D., autAor and
'pueiishet Of the above wori, DO hsssby pssel1s
msn who will write for Il, sample copy IA psr,s.
al. The proper study Of maakfn6 . Nix 'TRiS
valuable work 10 issued and sent forth for the ben.
81 Of suffering humanity. !, " trsats - simple
language on all the diseases Of Error, inciudlnS
Srinai Weakness, Nervous Debility, Indigestion,
lelancholy, Insanity, Waiting Decay, Inpotsney,
sorlptisa1 Isl tran psssk kSsaH HSSt% S,SSS yRaS RaSS
mueh tsiasbIs iSfofns7iSn. XII Who favor e ne
Sis Sa's sses s's,'; y de-: 4 s:is KS: "
Address JOHN B. O6DEN, M. D.,
my l8-sm No. % Nassau It,, New Yopk
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-20

Runersd Capture OF IAttie Rock, Ark.
PHILADELPHIA, July ls.--Ths Cincinnati
Gazette, Of the 18th, says that parties from
Helena represent that Gen. Blunt has captured
Little Rock, with large number of prisoners.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-20
@.IWAsHINGToR, d. O. a
n09nR
,as,n,-rr11IV,.,SI,In = ,I .,,.sn,,,a,I n,aI J,

SEE FIRST PAss Of to-1sy's REPUBLICAN for
,n.s,s.'.ns Insw rAsaass a .A~'Hr's~ P.'''
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-20
F RON LEES ARMY;;
---f--n,--- 4sA--Tq iH aol sa.iul
lt-l .fy1Eig lylH 4|.s a4H.H HIiaulE HIF.HlH- Is
His Line sf Retreat Thfs1sh Stsntea.

PHLADsLPHIA, July 2O.-A special dispsseh,
TO the Lsqstrrr dated Hagerstown, July 10, says
that the rear guard Of Lees army left Martins.
burg ct ao'olock Saturday morning. A few cav
alrymen, are picketing on the other side Of the
PotomAc.u - ua - p''h' 't.ast'e - ~
Our whole force 10 across. The Potomac 10
falling rapidly. H. ,,,.tf . d. .'.. ' I-........s
Lee 10 rstreAting his main force by strssburg
via Stanton, and not Cuipepper. % ..l1.4irsa
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-20

ApyHlsET peeEyENJsEAE'R
= oRosslM0 The OHIO Qs.--
biz, LlAhH,hlsf III na.i.a
oas HsIlfst \ ~ Fsfy, i7NA'
otf THOUSAND tsispNtss tASfN.
rrv--o>
The Rebel ARTILLERY Cantaadrssd. "a
- .a,-INMH1IN
DICK, MORGAN. SsANpsCo ar sOs
MEL WARD PRIsoNERS.ss,. ;,
l.
Norgan's Force Cut to Pieces.

CLsvszAsD, July So.--Morgan made an tin-
suec6ssful attempt 10 cross The Ohio river yes-
terdsy 9pssr Oolbeysyills. but wss prevocted BY
gunbost. One hundred and any rebels were
kinsd saa Ncuudcd, and 4 thousand prisoners
wes takR vitA thslr artillery. 'als.i D. d, y. y.
Ancnt the prisoners ar, Col. Ward and Col.
Dick Aorgas, ,broshsr Of John. Tho bssA rere
scattered among the hilh,r Gen. Jadah 10 con-
fdent Of capturing the remainder or the epsrty
to-day. aLLI.l .LL-- d ~ ----. D lLs-l. q
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-20

BURGIART.-Anegrona named Randolph Rarnes
was arrested yesterday by officer Mulligan. He
stole a key from Mulligan's stable and was seen
by man named Charles ODonald. When arrest
ed, he was found In the stable. He was taken be-
fore Justice Giherson who committed him to jail
for c0urt
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-20
iy2-dimif
. q 7 l g Z .
U. 8. AssEssoR's OFrIcE,l

U. 8. AssEssoR's OFrICE,l
" Collection District for Dist. of Columbia.
All persons concerned In tho United States Al
ssssment, on Licenses, Goods, Wares, Trades or
Congress approved July !, 1854 who reside In the
District Of Columbia, are hereby notified that the
assessment as list 10 now ready at my once, No. ~
their examination and Inspection, and will remain
open for such inspection for the space Of ffteen
6) days from this date, 18th day Of July 1885, also
that the undersigned will, for the space Of fifteen
days After the exPtlation RI the tine thus allowed
O'Clock a. IN; and o,clooh p, n, 70 hear and de.
All appeals must bS nais An writing spseiiyinx
the particular cause, matter, or thing respecting
which deoision II requested, and shall state the
ground or principle Of inequality or error COIN
plained Of. N. PEARSON,
lE u. 8. Assessor for Collection District,
iY20-dlW District Of Columbia.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-20
\ SSESSORS' OFFICE,

IN WAsHIN0ToN, July, 10, 1865,
This Office having been informed that persons
having no income shove six hundred dollars sub
ject TO tax are not required to make any return,
This IL to notify all such, and all interested, that
income for the year 1882 no matter what amount
that Income may be. Said return TO be made to
the Assistant Assessor Of the Division In htsh
they reside, to this Office No. ~ Eighth street
west, near Pennsylvania avenue, without delay,
u p. NJ. PEARSON,
jy2O-dAugl Assessor for b. @.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-20

iARDIroR OF REPUBLIcAN-Dedr SSr. with
your permision, Win to say 70, NE pssxaerS ol
yeur paper that will send by return mall to ali
pr making and using . simple vegetable Hahn,
that VIII enectually remove, in 10 days, hnplss,
notshss, 1aa. rrsshl@ yand IN Inp1fitiSs u ths
boautiful. t-,,.,lg1 V,1T-'IT - I
win also mail free to thoss hsving Bald Heads
- q s~rs rel FaSs: ,mPs d,tsesions snd
laxuriant Hair, Whiskers, or Moustache in less
thae % days: All applications answered Syrstosa
nAil without charge
% '''p''fkkSSsSt fkSS. b. CHAPMAN, Chemist, -.
jen-3md No. 6s1 Broadway, New York
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-20
jy20-dAugl
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

A.. D. RUGGLEs, NJ. D., late Of New York, 10
now permanently located At NO; ~ TWELFTH
thing relating to Medicine and Surgery, From bis
extensiye experience In the New York Hospitals
and In the army he feels warranted In pledgng the
most judiciOus treatment to all who may require
his services.
ONCE hours before 10 a. m, and from 9 to p. IN.
A. d. RUGGLEs, NJ. D.,
jyI3-Ims No. 4l6 Twelfth street.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-20
OLDIERS' CLAIM

DISCHARGED SOLDIERS entitled to Pensions,
Bounty, NC, will save much expense and trouble,
and get their Claims settled much sooner by call
ing On the undersigned and having their CLAIMS
prepared here at Washington before they go home.
II. U. SPALDlNG, Attorney,
s8 u street, near Tenth st.,
je2b--Ip WAshington, d. q.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-20
Drafting Goes on in Philadel.
, phia. -S.l 80
Three Wards are Completed

PHILADELPHIA, July 2O.-Drafting 10 progress
sing quietly to-day in the third, fourth and afth
districts. ... .a. .. eel. .-' gore,
It Is completed in the Twelfth, Twentisth and
Seventy-fiflh wards. 'N". t'r-,au .a..
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-20

QUAouzY.-I,carnssiye esation youur uaea,
sqnering from Nervous Dsbillty, ke., aeainst en-
dAnsering their health BY patrolisiW any Ief -
methods used BY the advertiser, and by hundrds
Of others and ID AoSth2wny. ksAA 3 Setter Nhich
will send you II you will send me postpaid en-
vslops baaSiAg yoaT stdrses. r DiNsHto = l.iT
EDWARD X. TRAVER,
Ap 8-dkwsm Loak 1ox, Hoston, Mas,
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-20
Measures OF Retaliation.

FORTRESS MONROE, July 17.-Yesterday
afternoon the rebel Gen. W. +. Lee and Capt.
Winder-a son Of Gen. Winder, the Military
Governor Of Richmond-were removed from the
Mcclellan Hospital to Fortress Monroe, aud
placed In a casemate under guard, and notice
sent to the rebel Government that If they exc
cute Captains Sawyer and Flynn, whom they
now have In close confinement under sentence
of death In Richmond, Gen. Lee and Capt.
Winder, will be executed In retaliation.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-20

DEATHS OF SoLDERs.--The following deaths
OF soldiers were reported up tn this morning at the
office of Capt. Hartz; Isaac Miller, Qurtermaster's
department; Samuel Ingram, 18th MASS; +. Law
erty, 4th Mich; Cornelius Merseran, 18th N. vi
John J. Daley, sth N. Y. cav; Jacob Mann, io7th
Ohio, Js.sie Munbert, 7,h Va; Theodore Lozar,
18th New York, H ..... r...
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-20
ssssh nsrh.s rs-Asy.

wesre indebted oJay Cooke q Co., banker,
for the following condition Of ths stock sad sale
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-20

HORSE SrEALING.-A man named Geo. Nc
Daniel Was arrested at the depot yesterday, just
~ he was about to leave the city ior Baltimore.
II seems that Officer Donaldson had Q warrant for
Mcdaniel, sworn out by John McMullin, Of George
town, charging Med. with stealing and selling a
horse belonging to him. Upon the trial the horss
which has been sold to an army Officer Fas identi-
fed as belonging TO McMulin. Mcdaniel stated
that a man had engaged him to sell the horse for
him. he sold him for $3.50 to this oficer, for which
he received five dollars. His story did not suit
Justice Giberson, who held him to ball for court,
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-20
Addrss. OF m M.Jor General Dix.

The steamer 8. X. spaulding, Capt. Howes
from Boston, arrived In Hampton Roads thi
morning,
The New York herald., 1863-07-08
OPERATIONS OF THE ssTH OF JUNE.
commencement of the Grand ~
snult.


Mr.. james &. FitxPatrick's Dispatches.
NEAR vIcxsHuRc, June Is, 1883
how ESCAPE raox vIcksBuRa.
bold and inscniously conrived plan Of the garrison
vicksburg by which they hopo effect their escape from
the city, has Just been discovered soldier OF the Ninth
Iowa regiment who was taken prisoner BY the rebels aud
confined in tho city, has been inroled sent back to
linos He reports that the rebes indstrousy
work buildng immense number OF skis, and that
thousand are ready In those they expect to sud
denly across the river the Louisiana shore risk
ing capture BY tho gunboals and effect their escape.
Now that General Grant Ia informed OF tho pan steps
viii be taken to prevent its consumnation. q
RxFoWrD nKrRsAr ,oHxnoS.
The from the Big Black this morning 10 tina, John
scn has suddenly the sde Of the river
and In retreag No doubt tho occasion OF this retro
grade movement the news Of tho capture OF Port
Hudson, and tho fear that Bans forces would take him
in ns The Indications now that Grant s under
taking ths offensive against Johnston ssce the noun
tain viii not come Mahomct, Manomet must noeds 70
TO the nountain" By the way, Johnstons mcuptsia 10
proving 70 he very small moiehnl.
sxnxIas ON rnp lnn
Aheayy skirruish took place % the LEFT os our line
yesterday mTning. We hAve no details yea. IL 10
probable that the rebels made sortic upon works
or endcavored to cut their way out Il that point.
rliE BoNnARDMnyf PnO0RD8No
The bombasdmcnt Of the city IL stl In progress. TIE
rebels have placed the famous "whissling Dckn-sup
pcscd 10 be an English gunn position a9Ain and is
srIl sounding miesiles more tearing through
camps. Perhaps the sndess In tbs drama Of
vicksturs IL the bombsrdmsn, night by the mortar
Sat. Conceive the darkness Of the night suddenly and
instaDtanscusy dssipased by Of urh lsh. which
starts from tho mouth Of the mortar and spans the
space between the river and the heavens ike the
tail Of immcnsc comet. quickly sonovsd by heavy
thunderug report, all again rapidly succceAsd by shs
Cash and repor, Of the bursting ss and thsn cohesive
all sAi repeated At intervals The river and you wiz
have dea the sccsc. ofseutmes the shells burst In
the cir indicating their position by their brixnt susry.
ls Fash. when thcy fsl In the city the iact 10 essy
dsoovered by the dnl. muiet nese Of tho explosion.
nAvu xussssun
bctwscn here and Mcnphis anything Bat peassu, or
safe just The gssrillas nfsss shs baaks @ both
sides, and the passing boats seldom escape Without
shot n reported that she Inmlnary sunk day be-
fore yesterday on her way up the'rvsr. The Prima
Donna al younss Point partially disabled, having re-
csivsd forty shots during tho passage. The gusr
Ias who eject this damage 10 be amply provided
with feld batteries of sx.psuui guns
Ths rain ~ the past few days 10 addition 70 cooling the
atmosphere has The dust, rendering rsve over the
roads more agrrt. ae than usual.
NEAR yicxsnrRc. June 25-T p. VI
The New York herald., 1863-07-08
.o.-~~ S Y NJ M A RY
Of all the Operations for tho Capture Of
the Rsbel Stronghold Of the West.

The naIbrStsr Of the Nsslssppr having fallen. the
following summary Of all the operations brought 70 bcas
for the capture destruction Of the rebel s,ronshodt
win now prove very interesting to our rsaders,--
ucEsBrEo FIRST roRrrIRp
On she IAN day Of January, 1851, the Csvsrnor q
tho state Of Mississippi nrs sent artillery 70 forfy vnt-
burg, esa sad Y n svGsgisaly W sxsaxss. voaiaa
The New York herald., 1863-07-08

thai quarter. aaA that fAs have suopeD0a
taking under tAsir al parties q rebels That Nv
snado the veeuase out. -
The New York herald., 1863-07-08

Nsss yicxsncec June 25-Tp.u
By steamer which has lust r,Bc ~ INC river w.
The New York herald., 1863-07-08


eye censered upon the smoke momentary growing
greater and greater. Thus another nve minutes wore
away and curiosity not satisfied, Another fow min
us, then @ ...s'.s' = / '.ss..s--rt,'s.n,,-
TIE .tIoslos, 'AEs - .
and upon the horizon couli be secl an enormous
column OF earh dust, tmbers and proSeetilos iiite<
into the air at attitude ii loast eighty feet eds
entire face of the fort d,embodcd ald saereed In
prclssol over tho surrounding ac. Tho right and
left faces We also inuch damaged. bat fortunately
enough Of to remained % sord excellent protection
on .apks ,rf~f
The New York herald., 1863-07-08
QCn INFANTRY 20 AoEp.

Ths idfsntry q s&s corps rcaissd A shetr pcsts II
che ntronchmeats, no nsvsmost q them Forward was
contemplated but employment was givea them oy their
receiving orders 70 engage Jhs sne0y from 'sef pro-
tec,ed position After the canusAde ceased 90 this wing
which had occupied half an hon. tho infantry opened
The New York herald., 1863-07-08

10 minute aftcs the explosion n the mine cannon.
ado commenced simultaneously along whec pe Two
hundred pieces q artillery. f all cslibrcs beohce eo,,
their ,hnndcrng reports throwing gsspc, cansor shsu
and solid shot tho rebel works Thr rci-r, q or s,r.
was terrific, snd tho execution iaac ., oer ! ~ u :
have bcca seyeee on tas tsos.s
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-31
n FARM FOR SALE IN UPTON,
\ FOR SALE The Post Office

T.ssf FOR SALE - Inc EoSt Office
E4'ii Building and Store Goods now owned and occu-
sA=ped by the subsc bers, situated in the centre Of
Leicester, and is very desirable location one wish
ing TO keep county store The Building is in good
condition, having been recently repaired fitted i'm
for Post Office and store. There good tene-
mens connected with the store. Also shop Connected
in lhe of the Building, suitable for Shoe shop or
Paint Shop
Also q good tw0-story House, situated on the corner
Of Elizabeth and Farwe streets in the city of Wo-css
ter III. House has two good tenements-an upper and
lower For further particulars INQUIRE Of the subserb
ers in Leicester OF Il. KENT, the premises
j. IL. d L u. THUItSTON
leicester Feb %, 1863 DIFF f26
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-31

nEMOVAL-JOHN j. CHOLLAR
az has removed his Furniture Ware Rooms to No
Lincoln House Block diff mch2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-31

lust ECEIVED-Another lot of the
- James $. VyeIch FIou-, at
W. ID. HOLBR0OK & cos,
mch9 dit 3O7 Main Street.