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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-08
FARM FOR SALE OR Elk

Ei,t CHANGE for House in Worcester. A conven.
-4shrient 1use, new barn. an excellent well Of pure
water, and about 81 of land. Also wood lot Of
about % said Farm is in very healthy and
pleasant location one and half miles from Oxford De-
pot. 1t is good Fruit Farm. For further Information
apply to \. W. FIELD,
d4ws oxford, Mass.
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GNants.

CADADrD CrDy -
"A CAHABLE GIRL Wishes a Situation,
| IA TO do al, kinds Of nice cooltng ,yoshir 49,
ing, Apply at No. Eoyle street. dat' le6
"A GlhL wishes Observation-Disclosures
"A table and chamber work, and all Kinds of nice
sewing. Apply At No Foyle stseet d3is " lax
XETANTFD-A convenient tercmont g,
w small family or t,o cood rooms with or ut,
jcg ~ "''i''O'' '0' dIw. Aour' IS drawer IOS'
SITUATION WANTED- BY a ClrI- tn
- do general hOusework Apply at No. Spring
-------. N'' JeO
Al ACHlNTSTS WANTEn.-o5 FIRST
,v, RAE Maennists TO TX on Machinsts Tools, and
To sG5d s haern wanted at Washington street
rs az rIAYER & HoUGuToN. Agents
SITUATION w NTAD.-Bv an Amer.
n cah laIy TO dc The work of hous keeper or of a
of Nswb nGf a o Themes sven Apply at he
mn E0Tyno IN NO 77,-, ~. :
l. sur W ty M 81" Hh 1N, = ~ 20 EMA NJ
man having had several years experience as fireman of
one o, Ne best oundres in Massichu ett9 il desrous
sRip in an Sdola county desires Change ofrts
,, 1 sise ane pest Of city resrences Address
NTACHTNTSTS WA NTFn 4 : ~
lNk ror.,,,a, - 4" " Az Eli n rev gcod
jas DIFF SHEPARD, LATHE ~ cos.
nov w A NT1TED --
ID who write. good hand an n" r'srs WIN WIN o'
rtni;,s wanted in factory counting room Address, in
dppieahts hand writing, Lock Box &C. p. o.
leI dlw*
~ [r,TTn ~,
W. AN Ia Char and Furniture
" Palnter-one well acquainted with the I'm mess
cc lHe SsF nee" Apply Ad% St VL Nor
GENTS WKNTF0 - u -
n NHN . w AN ED 10 sell our new
and ard picture Of he n9tin ng nng stationery
Gitt Of Jcwery We also give spleadid Photographic
my5 DIFF s. CLOJGH Agent Providence r
PEAL ESTATE WANTED IN FIX.
sp CHANGE FOR VALUABLE PERSONAL PROP.
ERrY Any having Rea Estate in this civ worth
from 700 t. S5On which he, wand IiEe to c,csr
E 7 r. worcester Mass Will a aif's '00'G as7 :"
THI ~ 4 Al ~ ,-TC - =. - -, - - --------
rN = NJ Il ' AN IED.-A conVen-
h lent Tenement for a small family within a Gnv
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an inoro oAiLY sPri-one "squaro' Cthree Sourths
10 eent4 s' Insertion 81; each subsequent insertion
~ three months s7 one wear $40 70, J h",, non'n
1uo psias w pc three ourha Of the price Of one
r, w. and Special Notices, extra pres
seauo WthEscr pFs insertion 81 per each am
l5'- All transient Advertise,non.. 80
sa1ee Yearly regular adyertiser 1s pc paid IN adj
make quarterly payments, WI oe required 10
70 40 grdtgtOus Advertisement, u.
ntona or proceedings Of any corpor,t,r report resc
association and no communication desSns,dS qsetV or
Isnuon TO any matter Of limited or indiyidua sn az
'an oe inserted unless paid for Adversemey,
~ The Publishers will not hold themselves rcs,o,.
W LOT any errors that may occur, beyon the aTnon
charged for the Advertisement "N'uht
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p FOR sALE.--F From s to q

e FOR SALE From to eeSs:s
SsszsI0 Acres Of the best Land IN the City Of ssss
NSfFA Worcester. situated three fourths Of a~@yN~
-~-- mile from Main street, on the westerly ~@2s-
eide Of Pratt street. (cacd the Garden Of Eden under
a high Of cultivation, sloping TO the southeast
There growing the premise Peach trees three or
four years old Appe Trees Of the choicest kinds, about
two of Strawberries OF the best kinds, large
quantity Of Rhuoa'b. There Is the premises an
excellent spring Of water The whole land has been
used garden purposes The present owner, having
other business atcn to- wiil sell the above at bar
gain. For terms, which win be easy inquire at re
store Of JOHN Il. PRATT, JR q co Nos. "a AID IS
worcester. Feb Is, 1853 d&wtf re
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Zeal Estate.


FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A
Farm In Dublin, n H.. of 2GO acres. For particu-
lars inquire of w. Il. WILLARD, at A. Tonan h co.'s
Carriage Shop. DIFF M
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-08

We regard Mason Hamlns Instruments as the best
OF their class Of which we have any knowledge. and
take pleasure in recommending their Cabinet Organs
especially as very desirable instruments for public
A. RISPECkER, organlst of Church of the Puritans,
New YORK; JAMES FLINT, Organist OF Madison square
church, New York; HEINRICH GELHAAR, Pianist,
&c, New York; lllEO. HAGEN, Editor New York Alu
seal Review and World; KARL KLAUSER Pianist,
Teacher, &C; j. Il. MAGRArII, Organst of Rev DR.
risr's Church, BROOKLYN; j. M0SENTHAL, Organist
calvary Church, New York. GUSTAVUS SMITZ, Or
S9ilst lmmncuale Conception Church, New York;
CllARLEs WkLLs', organist Of Christ Church, Fifth
avenue, New FORK; CARL WOLFS0HN, Piani {, t,om-
poser, &c; Hermann 4; WoLLENHAUPT, Pianist,
composer, &c; JOHN ZUNDEL Organist Rev. Henry
Ward beechers Church. BROOKLYN.
testimonials to similar effect from Siglsmund fbal
Derg, William Mason, George Washhurne Morgan. Carl
lerrahn, George James Webb, Lowell Mason. VIM b
BRADBURY, Geo. Root Gustaye Satter and many OIL.
ers, are in the hands of the manufacturers.
Prices OF Cabinet organs $40 TO $3.50; of NIeodeOns
SbO TO SID WArerooms in New York, Nos. and Aer
Ger street, opposite Howard.
Descriptive circulars sent by mail,
WareroOnis in Boston, 274 Washington street.
MASON g. HA MLIN.
y r. LELAND has good assortment of the above
Cabinet Organs Purchasers invited TO call and OK
anime these beautiful instruments, at No. IS Front ST.
mch24 d3n
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A GlhL wishes a understands
4 n table and chamber work and all kinds of nice
sewing Apply At No 8 Foyle stseet. d3i* led
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A CAPABLE GIRL wishes situation
IA to do al. kinds oi nice cooking washing and IRON
ng. Apply at No. FOyle street d3t's ia
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= FARM FOR SALE-A Fam d

@T.2 AKIN FUK oAiE-A Fam Of
;,;i thirty I've acres well divided into Moving Pas
s-sAturing. and 1illsge well wateTed, with young
orchard Of Choice Apple frees just coming into bearing
Good House. Barn and Ont Buildings and two wells uf
good water. The above Farm Is in COED state OF culti
vaton and will be sold with the nelds well planted with
Corn, Potaioe oats &c, &C. add possession given i'm
mediately, If desired.
Said Farm Is well situated in a good neighhorhood,
only miles from the Railroad Depot, in of the
best iarmit this county about oureen miles
from Worcester. large portion OF the purchase money
remain on mortgage, II desired.
For particulars enquire OF
BUSH co. Druggists.
"a "a Front street Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-08

EOh SALE-A VALUABLE FARM of
i about 2OD acres; dwelling house, barn and on,
buildings IN good repairs situated ur mites from wor-
cester near the line of NorN Ell and Worcester railroad
Possession given April l. Ifnut sold it will be let Ap
ply 70 FRANCIS II. DEWEY.
mchI2 du 2lS Main street.
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~ ANItD-A convenient tenement for
small family, or t~o good looms with or With
out board. by reliable tenant Addr drawer 1853
Jcb dlWE
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DRESS MAKTNG,-MIss L. ADDGE
~ A1vswoRrH. Dress Maker No. Brtnlev Block
Part cuar attention paid TO Gill ren Clothes Chill
dro' ADD Inf,nts' Patterns for sale Also, work the
Aachi du ms
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-08

FOR SALE-4 HOUSE IoTs on the
= East side Of Queen street. $50 feet distant from
Chaud street. each containing 1000 feet Partis wish
qdre OF JAMES KFrrFTT
mid dlm+ Ok Main 40
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-08

1sa HOUSE FOR SALE.-Tbe
H4iil yALU Estate, No q Pleasant street few
AAA.sA dOors II Main street formerly occuped by A.
Peaslec, u now offered tors4lc
FRANCIS II. DEWEY,
apis du 2iS Main street.
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g s''''''' DIFF J. MURDOCH.
LOTS FOR SALE.

The LOT on Lincoln street, opposite the mansions
Off. L. Moen and " g. Thompson, Esqrs.. suitable for
the erection Of Kfchiqe Shops, Boot Mfn4factorg or
block u HJases viii be sold low The lot fronts on
Lincoln street IN feet and Is $50 dOep bounded we st
by H Bro TX. AMI ~ the line Of the Railros d.
Three Lots Front street suitable Tor Stores ado In
Ing the store OF George essiOns the corner of
Front and rlmbull streets; also the south on
Trumbuil street, now nied rs a wood yard
FRANCIS IL, DEWEY,
mchl3 DIFF 2ls Main street
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nRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES, &c
~ AT WUOLESALE.-The subscriber having takeI
out Wholesale License under the Internal Revenue
Law is prepared to sell for CASH, Drd3s gatent Medi
cihes' %o' "' LUG AO' DAVID SCOTT,
dtf 25l Main Corner Mechanic street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-08

NTERLING'S AMBROSIA-The treat
- New Yo-k re nedy for the cure and prevention Of
~ " D. SCOTT
apll DIFF Corner of Main an Mechanic streets.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-08

MRS. HOLT, MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN,
AA has removed No. % Crown street. south side Of
Chatham, where she continues the application Of Elec
trio ry usual Satisfactory references be given
proving the Of Pdrilvsis, Rhe atisn, Neuralgia,
Headache, Chorea (St sitIs Dance) Salt Rheum and
maly other iiIe iSes tn )ut the Of Medicines.
D.. 8aunin IS Braces. both long and short backs,
constantly kept and fitted at the homes patients II
desired, without ski. charge. mch2S off
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FACTORY FOR SALE ORTO Let,
- A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
IN II NRVARD STREET-One of the
~ most pleasant Building Lotsin this city for sale by
apo dtf c. A. HARRfNGTON

apaO dd G. A. HARRfNGToN.
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN -
REAL EST ATE AND BAKING BUSINESS
The Re0l Estate ut tho OF SOuthbridpe and Salem
streets consisting of large twOstOry De eling Hon e.
convenient tor one two families, and q large lot Of
land. Connected with the above Is a large Bakery.
tno~ doing gond busiuess) stable, &c. The Red rs.
tate with the Baking bu ness The business separate
will be sold at bargain, and the Bakery let The
teams tools, &c in good condition; sell on account OF
Ill health
For further particulars Inquire of the subscriber on
the premises
mY2G diff j. MURDOCH
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dor SALE-1he House situated No 7
r. Cherry street. formerly occupied bv VIM f. Wood.
II well arranged for two families with hard and soit
water, variety ofu &C, aud is good opportunity
for an investment Inquire Of
aDll DIFF JAMES r. PIERCE.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.

DEMOVAL.-JOH D. CHOLLAR
IL has removed his Furniture Ware Rooms to No. Z
Lincoln House Block. DIFF mch2
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SITUATION WANTED BY a glrI, to
do general housework. Apply at No Spring
tE3et. u3tF or
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-08

LIZ FOR SALE-A desirable Cottage,
M win about 1000 feet Of land, convenient, and IN
A pleasant location, six ninules y ak west q Main
- Inonife At the China Tea Store No. PIG Main
stIeett DIFF my5
The New York herald., 1863-11-09
Oar Naval Correspondsnee.

Our Naval Correspondsnee.
UNITED srA1p 6rrAsER Ds soro,
KEY WIsT, Pla., oct. ~. 1858 + Z
TAe Weyk Of Es De Soc-Lisf Of Her Cdpturs-D Dsah Of
Paymoaer AcIntire, d..
We arrived here on the Goth nst., from seven weeks
cruise in the Gulf There 10 Q survey ordered cur
boilers, and there doubt that We will be ordered
North for repairs. We require them very much. We
have performed our dety, think, very well. During
the last months have captured the following rebel
blockade runners, viz-Stsamefs Cuba, James Battle
william Basaly, Alice Vivian, Mia, Montgomery and
L!viathan schooners General Prim Sea Bird. Bright
Adeia, ssippian, clarta and Lady Maria Twelve
having run the Mobile blockade; the other two were
which has condemned and sold. The smallest hoy
In the Dc Soto has three thousand dollars due him
prize money
We loot only one man by sickness during the cruise
and thar much lamented paymaster, +. T.
hclptire. lie died az the morning of the 18th
instant with yellow fever which he contracted at New
Orleans few days previous, while there duty with
the prize steamer Livathan We buried him the after
OF the day in OF Fort McRae Pensacola.
Our worthy Captain attended by all his officers aud crew.
attended his funeral The Captain read the Episcopal
vice for the Dead aud the marine guard commanded by
Orderly Sergeant Percva fred three rounds Of blank
grave. Our indefatigabe Lieutenant Commander r. F.
Bradford had sab with the proper inscription placed
the head OF the grave Mr.. McIntre born in the
city OF New York, the Sth OF June 1S42. Although
quite young man, he was very able paymaster He
great favorite with the officers and men or the
ship. In him have lost old companion and true
friend.
We expect 10 remain attached the De Soto come
out again in month two under the command OF Lieu.
tenant Commander Bradford, Captain will bs
dered TO some heavy ship
The New York herald., 1863-11-09
new York Horse M.~l...

'AAso 2. AeLAS eAHVATAD IN T~ ENTY.FOURTH srRRkr,
sT"EN SECOND I-rD LEXINGTON AVENUES.
BUSINESS IN sne sorss market has increased somewhat
curing tne week 30. may now Do called fairly
The high price OF feed operates to exout to
retard business but this confined sty to the market
for work horses The sporting fraternity well those
who hnd pleasure on the 'road, little about the
high price Of hay aud feed and accordingly not do
TERED from buying. The class Of horses taken by
these nnd ready sao 81 full prices. Fancy
Carriage horses have been in good demand all the
and In some cases high prices have been paid Young
handsome teams, stylish drivers, have sold high
u 900 u 200 whiie quite Number have been sold
from 5000 70 $500. Those who want stylish teams do
not stand upon the matter Of two three hundred dol
lars and pay u 200 almost readily 81 0QO Single
roadsters and saddle horses have sold quite freely
S75 $500, some few fancy horses bringing &40O 500
but sales at these prces are uncquent except in
where speed forms ono OF the chief attractions
Ordinary work horses sell usually at from
$50 10 $l75 q 800. and heavy draught
horses at 5000 $3.50 $3O0-severs sales within the
week ~ the latter rate In government the &C
tivity shows little abatement $I25 is stil the
price, and very good brought Of price,
sn better lot Of horses Is every way desirable
ever and is TO be hopei that they viii be called for n
order thai there be reports 10 the effect that tho
rebel cavarymen are superior 10 OF their
being mounted on superior horses We have the horses
and it requires buta comparatively small addition the
price paid to bring them out
The New York herald., 1863-11-09
POnItvy show at the Crystal Palace.

TIE poultry show which opons to-day Al the Crystal
shose which have II years got up ths sdncs-
iion and amusement Of the public The vord poultry"
sense az includes pigeons and rabbits, which form an
iapbrtaDt and Interesting feature OF the exhibition.
ranged along the basement, OF tue building Al shs oppo
site end that devoted 10 Implements and machinery
%S .Sa e ..s psnc
.n,y Xve Hamburg eighteen Polish four Malay sixty si1
ornausats water fowl twelve phsasenis and 1iythrss
Of othsr varieties rhs collection rsmaskabs Esns.
raj excellence. very TOW of the specimens mt being
msnded BY some particular mers n breed appearance
So nearly elusi were the claims Of many birds In
classes :" 'oS' sns Judges Ioann M n cnc1 70 40
erect already produced BY the competition excited by
these annual shows fhis Was especially the case With
the spanish, to ranahpooras, and The Dorkiugs which
could scarcely be better. Those extremely ussiu Nom
bers Of tbs fcshersd tribe. turkeys snd geese redosnt
of generous Christmas fsrs are in splendid oudon and
the family of ducks has many worthy Representatives
The Aylcsbufy ones, o course ss carry on the palm,
some being wonderfully large, fas and prspo.scssing
Then there birds Of ssysr plumsss which exact al
miratiop, gold aud silver laced bsntams ornamental
ns wssT s0s sna s'', % ss sSe
vsi.nss. The sho~ q pigeons is css various and
complete. II Includes nty nine pens pJutsrs nfty two
orcarsers twelve Of dragons, ourtces Of almond tumb
lsrs, thr,ysu OF pottlsd Other shortfAcc birds,
one turbi, twelve Of iantas, thirteen of barbs twelve
Of maspes sixteen Of trumpeters seventeen Of spanish
this Classification were not enough 10 satisfy tho mos
inveeraie crnlthclosist, there are subdivisions for
"archanges,n "prieeis 'wonga wongas,p satnsttesp
"agatss "duns" "grrzles," &c., the precise distino
tions between which would puzzle any ordinary indyi
dual 70 discover. There can be doubt however tina,
this collection Of pigeons presents many beautiful ana
choice specimens and an tnspecon viii amply repay the
trouble u may involve The rsbbs, which consulate
the subordinate feature Of the exhibition do not sa foy
any particular renarh The1 contained In one hun.
drsd and 6ve pene and OF the average degree OF ex
ccileaos We give below int Of the prizes Tho Judges
Of pouitry Mr. J. Baily and Mr. Hewitt Of pigeons
hr. = J. Cottie and Mr. v Belamy and Of rahbitr Nr A
BAncss, Mr. J n FoS, and sr Webster 80 London pos
OCT 10
The New York herald., 1863-11-09
Gathering and sesr,ns Fr~is.

The time Of gathering and storing fruit requires par
.icuIar attention, for be allowed TO remain long
the tree fruit will greatly deteTorate. should b
picked just % the reeds commence changing color, and
on dry, clear day. Hand picking 10 the best mode Of
gathering and every precauton should oe used pre-
10 decay Alter being properly gathered !, should rs
placed in temperature and situation which win neither
evpOr.s y. ssss nor promote decay through
arises either from heat or moisture, or both combips
Fruit houses constructed on principles sipi'..r L.
than any underground consrvance ~ D.v viii sdm. ~
ventilation Tie atmosphere shou'~ pa q sauahs - ~
SossiO So ar ~ neat % ana mo concerned the
Liry -four, with suitas precautions against the sdmis
Gon " sx.erup 'r whenever its temperature 10 much
ABOVE una! ne ROOM as the air Is liable to part with
IT'S mosre when in contact with colder substance and
80 nS whatever Dement'S might result from ventilation
t.i requires frequent examination " detect ana remove
fruit, such winter pears benefited BY an Increase
OF temperature for few days before they required
for ase as has tendency TO heghen their favor and
remove The gr,ttIuess COMMON To some varieties.
Very late varieties Of pears may be allowed 10 remain
on ne trees until he stem parts freely from the branch,
as they are less Liable 10 be affected by tho than the
early varieties. Many growers pick too II the
stem par,s easily from the branch, however, time
weight and bs badly bruised Nothing inures fsuit 20
much as bruising as decay will soou follow Pears aud
in fact all fruit intended for keeping, should be handled
with the utmost care putting pears away IL 10 very
good practice TO wrap UP paper wipnR
putting them In boxes OF convenient size.
Fruit "a occasionally keIt in what rs called cabinet
The cover being hung hinges rs movable, is also
the door. Drawers with slat bottexas deep enough
contain the fruit without contact placed in this boz,
and the fruit deposited In them This cabinet IAticu
larry we'll adapted TO the preservation VI grapes. II
should be placed IN q room OF low. eIuable tempera
ture and grapes selected should DO the late keeping
fu handling, neither to bruse them rub on the
bloom and all decayed and imperfect berries should 10
removed with The scissors. The bottom the drawer
should be covered with paper and sbe grapes PLACED
that the lunches Will not touch each other. The
cabinet should then be closed and only opeGod
oessary remove the fruit into rs coalition
should any OF the lunches berries exhibit decay they
should be- taken o1t A. once the weather should be-
ceme very cold, Ahick wooen blanket may bs thrown
the cabinet, which will generally be sufcisnt "
any danger from frost The cabinet when olene,
should 30 exposed TO current Of air. draft will
dispose tho berries W ebriuk up. On warm days tho
room may be aired but generally the cabinet viii reoeys
sufficient ventilation while the undergoing
nation and renoval
The New York herald., 1863-11-09

10 guard against dangerous mpostons sAA pu
lie especial note Of the beautifully n
Eavsd preparatory stomp through which the stergmSpt
The United States officially authencaies every bottle o4
HOsrETTERS B1rTBRS. This shield, thrown By ihs noY
srnent the propetors and the pubc for heir
protection placed cnpicunusly h4 c0rk pna tve
the mock Of each bottle and fail to strike the SyV
the mont casual observer. Nothing thai purpyh "
Ho5TETTER's BITTERs can be genuine unless lte ltan
10 there. 7
Also proper 10 that the BlTTHRe are sold ss@
ouyvey In gass and under circumstances by h
aud the only .aiegusrd the public have against them
note OF hand q hessrs Hos.eer Smith, and The s,sn1
The New York herald., 1863-11-09
THE LAtssT NEWS.


Hsrmiess Rebel CanAonaAs from Look
oa, moamrain-Arrtvsl OF Supplies ~ad
Msfis at ChasssneSgs-Ths Faymss.
sers ON Hand, sc.
CHATTANOOGA, Ca, Nov. ., lees
me rebels threw half dozen shells ~ " 70 day
t,om Lookout Mountain, doing no damage
All lie quiet elsewhere along the liAss.
from Bridgeport with suppliss mails snA pAssss
gers came up through the creek to Browns Ferry
There s two miles OF wagon transportation frcD
Browns Ferry to Chattanooga.
Psymss'ers arrived today with fuuds 10 ysy the
troops
The Eaemy Driven Aersss the Taiia-
hatohis River-Rebel Cavalry Raid On
fhe Memphis and Charleston Railroad,
&.., &c.
MExPIrs, Tenn, Nov. 2, 1858.
General Hatch has driven General Chalmers across the
1aahatchle river Furnishing the laers fcrces severely
General Richardson, with force Of rebes reported al
from 800 to 2,0Oo this morning struck the Memphis
aud Charleston Railroad, six mes east Of Salisbury burn
ing the tresework tearing mp the track and destroying
the telegraph Nofurher particulars have been rece we'd
Of his NOV ements.
General Lees rebel force has gone towards Decatur
The rebels under Generals Roddy and Forrest are
ported TO be near Iuka
Enforcement or the Rebel ConscrintiOn
i'm Tennessee - Destisusion OF tho
People, &c.
CARO- H., Nov. T. 1863
The Memphis Bulletin Of the 5b instant states that
Stevens and Bell, with force OF Gve hundred rebel
guerlss, consTipng and robbrg in Shelby, Fayette
and Upton counties. -~~-
That part OF the country lie represented to be n 4
dreadful condition The crops destroyed, and the
people are dependent on what they &c, Through lines
for support.
The New York herald., 1863-11-09
YoRZ HERALD MONDAY NOVEMBER g. 1sss-ISPLE SHEET

As dspostion, wishes 10 oppress impose usnecss
sasy restraint upon them but the goodness Of his
impss him 70 prefer The prevention Of crime
avoid the necessity Of punishment. In word, he
head and shoulders above any general have met
The New York herald., 1863-11-09

Heavy rains have raised ths rseaseses, Ass srSuIps
rsbs have once forced the removal sr non
toos bridges BY down from above fhsy caused
ouly Temporary Inconvenience no loss q lie or 6osls
The New York herald., 1863-11-09
A MILD APERIENT.

OF AL the liquors borne across the sea
Not onc-mark that-from acrid poison's free.
These Btters stand 'mid stimnlants alone,
P0weriesB 10 irritate. though prompt 10 tone.