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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-21

Dorm. ] he ordnance Department has issued
aams 70 all employees in the Quartermaster s
Departuen BY order Of Gen, Ro.ecrans.
FoRrR Kiss MONROE, April IS Gen. Dix and
staff left this morning for Suffolk.
The Richmond Dispatch Of the 18th, says ru-
mors Of hot work on the BlackwAter have reach
ed there, but nothing reliable can be obtained
NEW YoRK, April 20 The 1'r,JuHe's Wash
ington dispatch says between 600 and 700 sick
were sent up from the Army Of the Potomac to-
day
There is a report here that 50 Of Moseby 8
guerrilla were captured by an expedition, I'M
der Maj Hammond, sent out by Gen. Stabl.
An extraordinary Cabinet meeting was held
yesterday afternoon, and last evening. in which
important decisions in regard to the war were
reached,
INDIANAPOLIS, April 10. A Union meeting
in Brown county, Md, was broken up yester.
day by party Of the Knights Of the Golden
Circle under the leadership Of Lewis ProSser,
member Of the legislature.
Prosser and nun named Saydsr came armed
and threatened to shoot two Sergeants there
for arrcsting soldiers. Sergeant Daniels took
Prosser's gun from him, when the latter drew
pistol and shot Daniels dead. Pfosser in
turn was shot, aud wounded severely by Capt.
Cummings, who was addressing the meeting
Sayder also fred at the other Sergeant but
missed him Sayder has been arrested, and
suiiclo force has been sent to arrest all con
cerned.
Another difficulty occurred, at Danville, Ind,
yesterday, beweep party of the knights OF
the Golden Circle and Union men in which i've
men were wounded, one MORALLY.
Sr LOUIS, April 20 Dispatches received at
headquarters to-day say that Fayetteville Ark.
was attacked before daylight on Saturday morn
ing by about 1000 rebels with four pieces OF
artillery.
Oar force we're less than 2O0), part Of whom
were unarmed The rebels were repulsed with
considerable loss Our loss was killed and II
wounded
cold, at New YORK, opened to-day at 81.
At ! ] ~ it had declined 70 so ~.
SPECIAL 10 The Boston Journal
FALMOUTH, April 20. The weather remains
unsettled, the roads are IN terrible condition
Io.4 ..-..I.s T.; -. ,,,,5f.. % t,o rnoant raiug
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-21
m.y5tIy

Coudns, Cotbs BRONCHITIS, 'ArnsIC our, wnor
ng Cough Diseases Of the Throat aud Lung, and Pull
mOnary Affections Of the seysre type, are quickly cured
BY that leng tried and faithful remedy,
DIR. wIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-21

WASHINGTON April Is. The steamer Bllu-
more arrived this morning from Fortress Mon
roe bringing further particulars Of the affair on
the Nausemond river. The Mount Washington
was towed to Newport News, where she will be
repaired She received two shots in her boiler,
and several struck her engines, damaging them
considerably. The wood work is pierced through
ana through One Of the Minnesota's seamen
were killed.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-21

LouisyilLs, APRIL l6. The rebels appear to
be concentrating the spoils recently taken by
them in keutueky and Tennessee at Barkes'
vile and at salina. Tenn. They arosaid to have
force OF about 500 at each place.
WASHINGTON, April IL, Senator Wilson has
returned here from visit to the Army OF the
Potomac, and reports the troops in good health
and spirits.
NEW YORK, April II. The steamer British
Queen IRON Havana the llth, aud Nassau the
18th. arrived tonight The Havana news Is
uu,mportint. There is nothing later from
Mexico. -.
A special despatch to the Post from Wash
lnpton avs the pe.erhod case IS not yet de-
cidcd.
Also thatit is understood the dispatches sent
abroad by Mr. Seward are not SO warllke as mas
been represented.
SAN FRANclsco, April 10. Union clubs are
now being organized in the principal towns IL
the State,
SALT LAKE Cnr. April Ii. Col, Evans at
tackled and routed 300 indians ontrenched IN o
canon 70 miles south Of Dayhrook on the 10th
killing 30. He followed them II miles ant
scattered them in every direction.
NV YORK, April H. The batquc Helen Aa
gusta arrived tonight from St. Domingo. sh
brings number OF negro emigrants who haV
returned.
FoRrREss Monroe, April Il. The remain
Of Lieut.. Colonel Kimball, Of Hawkins Zon
ayes, arrived tins evening They will be con
yoyod to New York tomorrow evening.
NEw YoRK, April II. The Commercial
Washington letter intlmates that the Presider
is not pleased with the elimination Of the 81
months preparation for the reduction ol Charlie
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-21

NKw YoRK, April 10, A special dispatch t.
the Herald from Washington says that Hon
Robert j. Walker has gone to Europe on ohcla
business for the Government in connection will
extensive public loans. Harvey Sherman, one
of Col. Bakers detectives was captured neal
Dninsvlc by guerrillas. Report says he wa
hung.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-21

SAN FsAvcpco, April 49, By the Steamer
Sonora, from Acapulco, we have dates from the
city Of Mexico to the lst Of April. The French
bombarlod Pucbla ten days and were repuscd
thrice. The fortiGcations of San Jadier were
rendered untenable by shells from rIdoi guns
The Maxcans withdrew aud the French oecu-
pied them on the 3lst Of March, taking lot
prisoners. The French held the fertilization
around all the city.
The bombardment continued at the lates
dates, The principal Notifications still hol,
out. Gen. Iorey's headquarters are at the
Church OF Santiago, inside the Garlta.
Gen. Comoniort was at st Martins will
10 600 troops 0rtega is in Pucbla with %,
600 men. The french have cut the communi
cations between 0rtega and Comonfort. Til
French strength is 20 900, and 5000 MeGlcan'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-21

NAuylLLE, April 10. There was great
excitement created in this city tonight BY the
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-21

FoRrR Kiss MONROE, April IS. Cen Dix and
staff left this morning for Suffolk.
The Richmond Dispatch Of the 18th, says ru-
mors Of hot work on the Backwater have reach
ed there, but nothing reliable can be obtained.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-21

vlouBuRo, Agril IA. All is quiet here. Ono
transport with troops, left the lleet this morn
ing. Many tents and dozen transports are in
sight. -.u,-
VloksDuRe, April l6. The fleet is still 10
sight across the flyer. The Yankees have aban.
d5ned Tusqualana. Yankee cavalry entered
New Carthage last week, and a.o still in pos
session oil the place.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-21
DurALL aUAcAs ARENorIGNoRANr.

Notwithstanding the FOREGOING facts are known to
some Qulck uoc ofs aud No,irum Makers yet, regard.
less OF he lille and health OF oihcss, here those
among them who will even pe1urc themstyei, contra
dieting giving mercury 10 their pat EMS or that it is
tanned 10 their N0sirums. 30 That he ual fee may
bc ohtairei Tor proessedy curing or " the dollar or
90 traction ott may be obtained tor the No3trum It
thus that many deceived also aud usclcsly spend
large amounts iJr experiments with quackery.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-21
Washington County Court, March Term,
1890
1868

DLTAlL OF ACCOUNT ALLOWED ~ TIN COURT
AUDITOR.
No l. j. v,R RtSr, far costs scerQiuF ia an inquest
an the body n Mrs Lydia G0Odtl ha lth day OF peccm
b,r, 4. D. 1859
Justice feea 900
witness Fees "a
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-21

thereby certify Ina, the foregoing isa true abslrae.
" orders and details u the all Nanees Of the rnurt Al.
diier At the March Term ~ Washington County Court,
- = w CIlAs D HARVEY, Deputy CLERK.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-21

SPECIAL 10 The Boston Journal
FALxorTu, April % The weather remains
unsettled, the roads are IN terrible condition
and creeks high, owing to the recent rains
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-21
CKNCMNgsY WARE

LUTnrR KGwcoMB, county Ger
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FORTRESS Monroe, April Il. The remains
Of Lieut.. Colonel Kimball, Of Hawkins Ion'
ayes, arrived tins evening. They will be con
seyod to New York tomorrow evening.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-21

NEW York. April H. The Commercial
Washington letter ntimates that the President
is not pleased with the elimination Of the elk
months preparation for the reduction Vi Charles
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-21

New YORK, April IL. A Washington letter
says the President will remove to the Soldiers
Home IN June also that rumor is aioat
that the foreign Ministers intend to move tner
Legations temporarily to the North
The Post says an important military move
mont 10 On foot in the vicinity Of Washington,
and another looking in direction more remote,
the results OF which will very soon be do7el-
oped.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-21

Nfw York. Apl ~ 1He testimony 10 the
c.se. of the rrl. steamer pstathad Is all IN.
Judge Bett. ordered her mai. to be opened, tut
a dispatch from Washington nterdeted II. IL j.
IL sarmised lhlt She is 20 be gwen up.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-23
TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE %, 1868

was recently arrested and hung as a spy at
Franklin, Tenn, for attempting to penetrate
the lines of Rosecrans' army, disguised in full
federal uniform, was Butfalonian, and son
of the gallant Captain Williams, killed in the
battle of Montgomery. 1t has been said he
belonged in Maine, and was from Augusta.
Divers have already succeeded in securing
$4,000 worth OF goods, and raised one box
containing 1000 in specie, from the wreck
of the Anglo Saxon, off the coast of Nova
Scotia.
Rochester, N. Y, is about to have horse
railroads introduced into its streets.
One hundred men are enlisted dailyin New
York city, who are promptly sent to the camps
OF the corps which they have chosen.
The great revolutions in various industrial
departments, wrought by the sewing machine.
did not successfully invade the family circle
until the advent of the Wheeler & Wilson,
with its simple mechanism, elegant form, and
graceful, quiet movements, which at once
gave 1t position as, par excellence, the family
sewing machine. And Notwithstanding the
great skill and ingenuity that has since been
brought TO bear on this line of machines by
other parties, it is sad that Wheeler & Wilson
still keep the lead, making and selling more
family machines than all other makers com
bined.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-23

An ORDER FOR CoPPERHEAD Book
The manner of men who buy copperhead
books is sufficiently indicated by the follow
ing order from Illinois, for ito copyes" of Ma
hony's ''Prisoner of state" We give it ger-
batins, bad spelling and all;
JUNE THE 1863.
CONCORD BUDA BUREAU Co Ill
Dear sur pleas send NEE to copyes off mahonys
great book
1.-THE democrats are agitting walked up out here,
give me liberty or give me deth.
''direct to Concord Buda Bureau Co Ill
"yours with due respect
ELBRDGE STEVENS.
''Ps you wish agents iff L can due eney
thing for you | will due it,"
Mr.. 'Elbrdge Stevens" who, it seems
cannot spell his own name properly, did no
accompany this order with one for primer
while, as to Worcester's Dictionary, he prob
ably never heard OF such book Neverthe
less, he enclosed two dollars and fifty cents
and when he gets his "to copyes" of Mahony'
vituperative volume will probably hire som,
loyal schoolboy to read it to him, in sucl
mild instalments as he may be able to bear
~ Y Eveaing Post.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-23
BY TELEGRAPH.
For --latest Dispatches see Second Paqe.
MOVEMENTS OF THE REBELs

WASHINGTON, June 22.--All'o of the informa,
uoh whlch our cavalry have been able to OBJ
tam confirms the previous impression thai
there are no rebel infantry this side of the
Blue Ridge, though they may occupy Ashby's
ahd Manassas Gaps. Gen. Pleasanton found
none IN Smokers Gap. The rebel cavalry
force still remains near Middeburg. Our cav.
airy nave been through Thoroughfare Gap,
thus showing that neither Gen. Lee nor any
OF his forces are there as published. Nothing
mas been seen OF the enemy towards Warren
ton and beyond. nor south of that place Our
army is on the move and if the enemy intends
to give battle he can come out of the Shenan-
duah valley and do so uhpnevor IN. ,Ionsa,
Gen. Hooker is prepared. The weather is
cloudy and cool, and everything is most favor
able for army operations. We have unau-
thenticated reports that the rebel army is re-
treating down the valley towards Culpepper.
New YORK, June PA Baltimore letter
Of tAe 2lst, in the PailadclphiA Press. saws
Lee has pushed up his army so the left VIM
rests in Maryland To oct supplies he Las
invaded Pennsylvania. Hooker has nushnd
his army up SO the ripbt vim, rasts nm Pooioa-
vile. The advance mo Maryland n,nst ho
made before the rebel main army can give
battle.
Frederick, Nd, letter of the 2Otb. in the
Inquirer, says it is not believed that over a.
teen thousand men of all arms have crossed
into Maryland and PENNSYLVANIA. They are
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-23

The details Of the battle at Winchester show
that Milr0y had 1000 men. The 18th Con.
necticut and 9Th Maryland were captured al.
most entire. The former was over 500 strong,
OF whom 80 are all it can muster Col. Ely
Is prisoner. Among the killed were Lieut..
blanchard and Sergeant VIM. Carruthers.
Among the wounded are Lieut.. Col. Nichols,
and captains Bates, Porter and Bowen. We
lost three full batteries OF field artillery, all
the siege guns in the star fort and main fort
G0O0 mu,kctS, $50 wagons, g.. OF the 1000
and probably 800 Of 100 escaped to Hancock
and Cumberland; 100 more Of Milroy's COM
mand arrived at Bloody Run, Pa. special
dispatch from Bedford, Penn, states that 400
more of Gen. Miroy's command are known
to be safe. Surgeon Stanton of the 18th
Pennsylvania cavalry, has come in with IL
additional men of his regiment and reports
400 safe.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-23

18th and 18th Louisiana, and the LIST Missis-
sippi regiments, all colored, which consti.
tuted our right wing and centre Behind
earthworks on the left, were the 23d Iowa
one hundred and twenty strong, and the 9th
Louisiana, colored, two hundred and fifty
strong. The four colored regiments mus
tered in all about one thousand men, being
incomplete in organization and undisciplined.
The enemy succeeded by use of hi, cavalry,
after desperate resistance, in turning our
LETT flank, and our troops were then exposed
to an enflading fire, which finally drove
them from their works to the rivers brink
The gunboat Choctaw then got the range of
the rebels, and speedily drove them from
the field. They retired to the woods, and
have only been head from since through a
few prisoners and deserterS. The enemy left
sixty dead on the field, which were buried
by our troops, and carried away most of their
wounded.
brother to the notorious Ben MoCuloch,
who ranks as general, believe, commanded
the rebels. He is reported by a deserter to
have been severely wounded in the thigh.
rendering amputation necessary, from the
shock of which he died. Col Allen, former
ly of the regular army, is reported to have
been Killed. The forces came from the vi
entity OF Richmond, having navigated the
Teusas in transports. There were three bri-
gades in ALL commanded l,y Gems McCulloch.
Halves, and Randall, and the whole division
commanded by Gen. Walker McCulloch's
brigade went to Milliken's Bend, that of
Hawes to Young's Point, and the other bri-
gade was held.in the rear, as a reserve, per.
maps. The tact that some of these officers are
known to have been with Gen. Johnston re-
Gently, confirms my conjecture that the whole
movement was directed by that officer
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-23

FIGHTING NEAR CHARLESTON cores
pondent of the Boston Herald, writing from
"ott Charleston, Juue A." says:-
'On the afternoon of the 18th inst. the reb-
ell batteries on Morris Island opened fire upon
the troops on Folly Island, and for half an
hour no notice was taken of the firing by our
forces. Presently the gunboats Pawnee and
Gov. McDonough steamed up to within good
range OF the rebel batteries, and poured in A
deadly fire from their heavy guns. The
Union batteries on Folly Island now opened
their fire, and for three hours shot and shell
flew thick and fast. We could see that most
OF the rebel shots fell short, while those from
our batteries and gunboats burst in the midst
of the rebel batteries
The firing lasted until sunset, but the result
OF the engagement is not fully known. The
rebels were seen carrying off a number of
killed and wounded. During the firing the
rebel rams came out from behind Sumter and
proceeded down about two miles from that
fort where they remained until the engage
ment was over, not daring to take part in the
light. The same night the whole roadstead
and shipping were brilliantly illuminated for
several hours by an extensive confederation
raging in Charlestown. The heavens were
lighted up for miles around, and the tleStruc-
ton of property in the doomed city must have
been very heavy.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-23
TERMS or AnvvnTyagwa.

"a Fas DAILY SRI One square" (three fourths
iuo nrst Insertion, sl each subsequent insertion
~, one week 81 two weeks 81 IS; month
''Vo months, 81; one year, SO, For half square
the price viii be three fourhs Of the price Of one
nls'e entertainments and Special Notices, extra price
veaen HsSr edrS Insertion 81 per square each sub
NE Al transient Advertisements must no vo;g il, all
vanee. Yearly or regular advertisers viii he Frea,e 70
make quarterly payments ~ 10 'N4"''0u u"
40 gratHfoas Adrertisements. No report reso
Iutonsi or proceedings Of any eornoraon aocets -
association, and Communication designed 10 s' a.
tenton TO any matter of limited lndviduai intsst
can be inserted, unless paid for Advertisement
~ The Publishers will not hold themselves resr,,,si
pic Tor any errors that may occur, beyon the goun
charged for the Advertisement.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-23

Putting the screws to n COpperhead.
The Chester (Penn.) Republican gives
the following, which probably narrates fact :;
ScENE-1 machine shop in Philadelphia, say
in quarry street. Enter Copperhead-
Loyal Quaker at the desk IN the Counting
Room.
CoPPERHEAD.-Do you keep screws here
large enough be used in removing build
ingS?
LOYAL QuAKER.-Yes, friend, manufac-
ture them. Fine morning find good news
in the paper this morning from POIice-obicer
Grant, before Vicksburg. Has thee read the
Morning Press?
C. Cooking pretty mad)-No, d>n't read
the Press.
L. Q. We'll, now, it is a very clearly
printed newspaper-very reliable, and friend
Forney we think is Il most excellent editor.
Glow do you sell your big screws
let me see one OF them-a square thread
want.
L. Q.-Where does thee live, friend?
CT live in West Chester.
.Q.-Very loyal, good people up there.
Does thee follow the business of removing
buildings in West Chester?
C.-Yes. | keep steam saw mill, and also
remove buildings when called on.
L. Q.-DOn't thee think we shall pretty
soon get big screw under this rebellion, and
pull it from its foundation as thee pulls one of
the buildings thee removes?
CT don't believe the south can be
whipped. They are strongly fortified, and
JEFF. Davis is one of the smartest men in this
country. am for the Union as it was, and
the constitution as it is.
L. Q.-Friend, l believe thee to be cop
perhead!
CT am democrat-don't know what you
mean by copperhead.
L. Q.-Does thee support the government
in its efforts to put down the rebellion?
CT am for the government, but opposed
to Abe Lincoln and all his abolition party.
L. Q.-Now, friend, thee is certainly cop
perhead.
C.-Well, l want to buy a big screw.
L. Q.-Thee can't buy big screw in this
house. Thee art an unmitigated copperhead.
Thee art an offence to me. Thee must take
thy frame out of this office, or l will put the
screws to thee and hoist thee higher than a
kite. | sell nothing to a traitor to his coun-
try, and thee must go elsewhere to buy thy
screws.
Erit Copperhcdd.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-23
9Otels a1rN Restaurants.

3 E I Il o p o L / T A N
ASl.
uASAkxskS DINING ROOMS,
Corner Main and Mechanic SITS.
meals az all hours of the day and evening Game of
an kls IN Its season. The hest Oysters always on
hah1 ana served In the most approved styles
apo dti c. X DORMAN, Proprietor.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-23
From the Atlantic Monthly for July.
Her Epitaph.

Is t. w T 4 K 5 o n 8.
The handful here, that once was Mary's earth
Held, while it breathcd, SO beautiful soul
That, when she died all recognized her birth
And had their sorrow in serene control.
Not here not here" to every mourncr's heart
The wintry wind seemed whispering round her
bier:
And when the torn t9ymTb door opsned, with a start,
ShOuldst thou, sad pill grim, who mayst hther pass,
Note in these flowers a delicater hue,
Should spring come earlier to this hallowed grass,
Or the bee later linger on the dew,
Know that her spirit to her body lent
Such sweetness, grace, as only goodness can,
That even her dust, and this her monument.
Have yet spell to stay one lonely mal,-
Lonely through life, but looking for the day
When what is mortal OF himself shall sleep,
When human passions shall have passed away,
And Love no longer be thing to weep.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-23
0UACKERY.--I earnestly caution al

" young men suffering from Nervous Debility &c
against endahgcring their health bv pat,onizng any
the advertising quacks. You fully recover by the
methods used by the advertiser and by hundreds OF
others and in no other way Read a letter which will
send you If you will send me paid envelope lear
Ing your address. Direct to
EDWARD II. TRAVER,
ap6 dSwam* Lock Box Boston, Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-23

EOR SALE An a BARGAIN
a REAL ESTATE AND BAKING BUSINESS
The Real Estate at the corner Of souihbridgo and salem
streets. consisting of large wnst0ry Dwelling ilOnqe
convenient Tor two families, and a large lot Of
land. Connected with the above IS a large Bakery,
mo" doing good eusues+) stable &c. The Reai Is
tate Win tue Baking business lie business SEPARATE
VIII be slld at q bargain, and the Bakery let The
teams, tools, &C. In good condition. sell Of
Ill health
the premises
my26 DIFF j. MIrRDOCK