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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-11-12
.JnO. j barnard e. Co.,
No. Ii5 B-idgs strest, Georgetown, D. G.
DEALERS IN
Agricultural implements. Seeds
Fertilizers and Hard ware,

Fertilizers and Hardware,
Most respectfully npiie the attention OF the
! citizens OF Cumberland to their stock, and go
/ liyt share Of their patronage, All goods
/ delivered on hourd Of canal boat, free OF e1-
! ptnse, and NJ lower prices than Baltimore
Their stock Of implements cor tains in part,
Hay Cutters, Spud s, Fakes, Corn iShei-
lcrs; Ei,irr Mills un.i Pressrs, Morning
.horhines. R,apiHg .hd"him's. Horse
Poueys. WroShrrs and Clean"rs. rm-
tip,tors Pmrs. .ShouctS. PHks. Nit
t,c1.s. GruJ Hrs. Ares. Forks. She
rIPlow<, lar Castings Ing Cha'"s,
Trrre (hnaS, Ch"ras. HRS R"keS,
Pich ifani'es, .ire Handles, Ptow
H.ndies, tiov Be1ms.
Their stock of Seed contains
Timothy, Clover, Orchard Grass, Herd 8
Grass. Hine Grass and full supply
of GARDEN SEEDS Of all kinds.
Their stock of Fertilizers consists Of
Peruvian Guauo. Mexican Guano. super
Phosphatc Of Lime: aud. also. of Pure
Bone Dust. Of our own manufacture,
which we guarantee TO be the purest article
ever sold in this market.
Hardware, ~ follows:
Nails, cnt and wrought, Spikes, Screws. lin
ishitg Nails, Strap Hinges, Butts, Saws.
Ch.,lS. tIatchcts. Planes, Ansurs, Au-u
Bits. X and Forks. Picket Knives
Spoons Bench Screws. H.sps and Staples,
L,ntrrns. Oil Cans Sand Paper. Emery
Paper. Drawing Knives, Curry Combs.
Car!, Horse Brushes. Scrub Brushes, Door
Locks, Scales, Pad Locks, Chest Locks.
Also, Fooaen Ware, such as
Buckets, Tubs Bowls, Br"ums. Washboards,
Rattan Brooms. Wheelbarrows,
Whtrwash Brushes, &c.
We are also agents for the sale ut
Fairbanks Patent Platform
aCatrs.
A ,plI stock o. Scales constantly on hand.
Hay ara Coal Scales erected in an! part of the
country
AL we ask is a trial. We guarantee low
prices, mir dealing, ana aeriect 81 tisiac'i"n-
O,drrs. bv mail. promptly attended to, ahd
Pr,cs LISTS furnished On application
INO. J. BARNARD co.
l46 Bridse street, Geors etown, u. Z.
October Is, 1853 GU.
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Report of the Grand Jury.
GRAND JURY RooM,
1Neaanu Countu. OcLobkr 20. 1859.


.4Negany County, October 20, 1863.
THE Jury have the honor to report to the
i court, that they have visited aud eX'ln
iped the slms-house of the county, md found
it we'll conducted. They found 81 inmates.
V tho appeared to DO ms comfortably provided
and cared for rs could be expected.
The Books of the superintendent appear to
have been accurately, and TO the Jury, sntislac-
torily kept.
There has been kept no account of their far
ming operations OF the institution, 80 that the
Jury could not judge of the ADVANTAGE OF the
farming depart ment. They observed, howrv-
er tina, the farm is neatly kept and apparently
well titled They would recommend that The
Trustees have, hereafter. a Creditor and Debt
or account kept of the farming operations 80
that future Jnries may have the means oi Ie-
porting inte!ligently upon that hrancn OF tie
Institution.
The Jury had no sufficient means OF jud ing
IF The systetl OF the Outlying pau"eri,tn, DOR
whether the proper admissions to the honn'J
OF the county are made, or not This subject
however, they recommend to the early atten-
ton Of future Grand Juries.
Most respectfully,
C. N. THRUsTON.
Oct. 80, 1863. Foreman.
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From the Richmond Nhig.l

The Charleston Courier makesa timely suE-
gestion in recommending the attention OF our
government TO the naturalization and cultvs-
ton Of Hslisaya, for the preservation OF the
health Of our soldiers. This article has II pc
culiar eject upon the liver. and guards the
81 stem against disease b., exposure and irrcR-
uiar diet. 1T is said thai the great success of
the Plantation BitteIs OF DR. Drake, which pre-
vious to our unhnpry difficulties was found in
most Southern homes, was owing TO the ex-
tract Of Caiisnya bark which II contained as
one of its principle ingredients n'eou6rpa~
ton OF this, we have heard one Of our most
distinguished physicians remark, thPt when
ever he ielr unwcll from ordinary dietetic or
atmospheric causes. lie invariably relieved
himself by Plantation Bittcrs, Now that thoso
ci,trrs cannot lie obtained, O substitute should
be prepared We understand cur government
has cpcred nCgoigiiCE3 with Dr. Drake,
through a secret %eer!, hat w!:h What :rnth
We do not know
We are exceedingly obliged to lie Richmond
Hhig for i's rem embrace oi'Au'd Lang Syhe'
tut We can assure Our go7crninent' that the
Plantation BitterS are not for sale TO any Sc
cret agents North or South. There is proba-
DIV several other things that oar Goyernm, nj
will yet want.
We know that we have the best and most
30 ular medicine in tho world. We are no
uiraid 20 show what ii is composed Of.
Physicians are compelled 10 recommend
them.
CAL!sAY Back Las been celebrated for over
Two hundred wears, and was sold during the
reign OF Louis XVI, King Of France, for the
enormous price Of its own weight in silver
1t is remarkable for Dyspepsia, Fever', Weak
ness, Constipation, &c,
CAscArlrIA BALK-- For Diarrhca Collie, ard
diseases of the stomach aud Bowels.
DANDELIoH-For inflammation Of the Lofn5
and Dropslcul Affect, n9.
CHAMoMILE FLowERs-For enfeebled diges-
ton.
LAVENDER FLowERs-Aromati stimulant
and iunic-hi2hiy invigoraIing in nervous de-
nility.
WISrERGRrES-For Scrofuis, Rheumatism
AN,sE.-An aromatic carminatve; creating
flesh, muscle and milk; much used by mothers
uurs!ng.
SEC, ,!o7 -NudT, ora!.e, eara%syI coriare
der, snake-root, &c.
S-.T.-leeO- Z.
Another wonderful ingredient, OF Spanish
"rie'h. impnlunp heaGtt 10 the complexion
and nriiiianc! 10 the hi d. is yet un. nc~n 20
the commerce OF The world, ald we withhold
'ts name FOR he picSr
Q"hcks and Hun.l ugs NOV: about Il g Plan
ta,iun S!ters; but The following is what's ;ls
mnii"r. n d they Know Il:
PLANTATION BlTTERs WILL CCRB
Cod Ex:geMities and FeverisL Lips.
Sour Siomach and Fetid Breath.
tlntu!encE and indigestion.
iclyons a!frc iuuB.
Excessive Fatigue ami on.rt Breath.
Pain Ger the eyes
Nrntil Desrundrncy.
Prosifaiioa, Great Wenkress
SalIoN CCmpi, xirn, Weak Bowels
LIVER pMb.AlNT AND DYSPEPSIA.
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FnsOfrrssS'S ~ OftrC.

job" EsAAa'' ossd5. ,A iss 18Th , day
His Creditors John Eckhart give no.
rice to his creditors. rndorsers and sGreties,
that the Sd NJ 'nday of January next is fixed
for tho said John Eckhnrt to appear in the
Circuit Court for Allegany county, to answer
such iuterrogatories AS hiscredtors, endorscra,
and sureties may propose or nllege against him;
aud that copy Of this order be published in
some II .w-paper printed in the city of Curnber
land, once II week for three successive lnonihf
prior to the third Monday Of January next, ns
such notice.
Test II. RESLEY,
Oct. IL, is53-~5mS -.
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A GENTLEMAN, cured Of Nervous DcSiity
Incompetcucy, Premature Decay and Youthful
Error. actu tel by desire to oenrht cthel'.
will he bsppy 70 furnish to all who need it free
Of charge the recipe and directions for liakinG
the simple remedy used in his cage. tAose
wishing to profit by his experience-nnl pos
se,s n Valuable Remrdy--will receive the SAM
by return mail, carefully sealod.l by address
ing jim d.
Ar.c. Isf3.--3m.
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New Goods, New Goods.

Splendid assortment of Books, Stationery.
Periodicals, and Fancy Goods, just received
and for sale cheaper than ever for casl. bv
Hale Swar,zwelier. Baltimore str 'e', under
Belyidere hall, Cumberland. Oct Is, '63
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Edi;nr IF C.r'lIrn:
DEAn S;n : With yoat peTL.issi0n wish t"
say 10 the readers of your PAPER thut viii sen"
nv return mail 70 all who wish it, t.tec( Il IT,
cine, with full directions for making aud us'nr
Il ,iu.ric Vegetables BAHIA. thn: will oIect".ill
remove in 10 days, pimp!es, ElotcL,s. Tan.
Fr.chles, aaL all Impurities Of tho Skin. leav-
ing :hs same fo.t, clear, smooth md beautiful.
| will also mail free 10 those having baid
Head. or Bare rnccs, simple directions aud in
formation that will enable them T. start fun
growth Of Luxuricnt Hair. WhisIers, or Il
Moustachr, in less !Lso 80 day.. Al! rlp!'ea
tionsau.Sered by return mail without charge.
Respectfully yours,
THOS. +. CHAPMAN, Chemist.
No. SO! broadway, Ne" Io.t.
July 30 Sj;--Gn.
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{ s3esarvay on Elk Lick. -
"A feet Georges Greek
Coal Vein,

"a feet Georges Greek
Coal Vein,
v.r. accessible and II the rurest George :
Greed; Coal. TIE mine is nprne' and in con-
litlnn 10 he worked without any additional
.yurnature The l. ie is connected by rail
road wiz, the Cumberland and PENIS, lvaria
Railroad. which connects with the Baltimore
ard OH, Ralr nd at Cumberland, so that
cars lna lei II, the mine rnu ,.ireft 70 the ity
# Baltimore, or to the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal At Cumberland.
The srrftre is good arrable land, $50 acres
.l"arc and in cultivation.
4 Farm Houses. d double Hous
rs for Miners, 3 cabin HOUSES
ior Miners | double house 60
by IL with kitchen, I Jump
House & office, | Store house.
! large Barn, Blacksmith
Shop, &C.,
all in condition to carry on large and prof
table coal trade-with sidelinss. tracks, and
fixtures complete.
Term, Of sale as prssc' ibed by the decree--
One third Of the purchase money to be paid
IN the day of sale, and the balance TO be paid
in tw" equal annual payments III Que and TWO
vca,s from the day ni sale, the whole t" bear
interest from the day ot sale the payments
t. bu secured by h0ndS or notes OF the pnr-
chaser with security to be approved by tho
Trustees. Upon payment of the purchase
money enud deed will he made by the Trus-
~
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-11-12
Luxuriant Beauty,

promotes !.s gror;A, prevent, its failing o.
ermdIcates dsudruf, and imparts ho.ith al"
pIessantaess to tho head. 1t has STOOD 'Ie
test Of time, being the original II air ColortnS.
aad Is constantly 1ncreasing in favor. Used
by both gentlemen and ladies, It is 'old ~
all respectable dealers. or can be procured ~
til IN of the commercial agents, D. Barnes
Co 1872. broadway, New York. Two Sizes oo
n.nl
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Diaries, Diaries, for 1864

Large assortment of Diaries for 1864, just
received at Hale Swartzwelder's, Baltimore St
berland Nd. October IS 1853
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Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Road.
80 - AA

NeW nCntNEic !0r Passenger TraI1S
Or And AFTER AUG 30Tu 1863
TWO THROUGH TRAINS.
Mail Train Leaves Baltimore at 7.45am.
Cumberland at SHOP. III.
Arrives at Wheeling 4.20 u. N.
daily except Sundavs)
Express Train Leaves Ba Itimore at $50 pm
" &" Cumberland at $40 a. M
Arrives at Wheeling 4.40 pm.
Daily
Mail Train Leaves Wheeling lo.2op. m.
" " Cumberland S40a M
Arrives Vt Baltimore $50 o. IN,
DAILY except Sundays.)
Express Train Leaves Wheeling 1880 q. IN.
Cumberland 9.25 p. n
Arriycsa at Baltimore Gao a. u.
(Duily.)
Through Tickets for all the principal cities
Worth and West ofths Ohio River, may be pro-
cured at this office.
C. BGHM, Agent.
Cumberland Station. Sept. 10, 1863.
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SoR EVERY ORDER oP

To those agents who take their commission in
Books and Gifts, the following commission will
be allowed:
To any person forwarding IL clubs of 10
Rocks, 5 clubs of Of Books, or 8 clubs of So
Books each, a Silver Watch--cylinder escape
Wentworth Sl2.
To any person forwarding 26 clubs of 10
Books, 10 clubs Of q Books, Or clubs Of 81
Books each, Sil,er Watch, patent lever, hnnt-
ing case, worth sl5.
Ir preferable the agent may select any ether
article on our list Of the value Of tic watch he
nay be entitled to.
Agents will retain the certificates OF hooks
aad gifts until the required numbers Of e!nhs
arc completed, when they will be forwarded to
us as vouchers.
Unless these regulation are strictly complied
with, NJ allowance will be made on extra con-
mission.
Send for a Catalogue! Catalogue Catalogue
Cata,ogus! GEO. GRAFTON,
October Il, lS83-en. Proprietor.
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Fancy Goods and Notions.
lust received from New York a choice
lot OF Fancy Goods and Not ons, at the
book Store, ST. Nicholas Hotel
MBy 38. WA. ANDREWS.
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COAi. OIL LAMPS.

4 Few b1rrelsleft of Baker's'O'd Rye Wbi
- ,cy Per sols ny w II FFtLrA re
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Musical instruments

Just received Violins, Banioes, Flutes, Fifes
and Accordeons. a; Hale Swarizwelder 8, mi.-
der Belvidere hall, Baltimore street, cumher-
land. October Is. 1863
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-11-12

BEIT KNOWN, That VIC have thi. day Up
pnint.d J. ". kobinc.t,, Cumberland Md. 30
act rs agent in the draf. insurance, and turthN
that HI. receipt viii be good against Us :or all
money placed in his hands.
AS WITNESS OUR HAND. this esth dsy
Auyt..t. AID. lscc. EMORY JONES,
Gent g. lbR3.
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gsh ..iOgfN1,Hs &! E'hOf IgI'"f,hs!

Fine assortment all sizes, Photographs, for
sale bv Hale Swar'zwtider. Baltimore sti eei,
under Beivid-re Hall, Cumberland, Md.
October Is, 1883.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-11-12

ia Ion acouins or'%.
~. =. iSS.-t'.
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Whiting Desks and Port Folios

Large stock of W iting Desks and Port Folios
lust received. cheap tor cash, At Hale >wnr'z-
welders under b. videre hall Baltimore stree. t,
Cumberland, Md. October is, 1853.
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On Wednesday, November q. 1863.

the tolluwi g valuah Z real estate. lying an
being in said county. consisting of all that
trart of ln,tI rs SOIL Ivy George S'aru, decd.
{, Jerry C"wlps b, wr ten agreement. hthr-
IN, d..t.. IN the 1T !,v of September, 1852,
- HE'D an known as the
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Lot No. 35,

n Gephnrt 8 addition TO the town OF C",ni'r-
land Said lot uCuts 80 ,tt on Centre stree
,yi,h q drplh of IA fec,, ani hns on il Il
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-24

!! the work progressing finely Admiral Dahl
eren is much depressed By the loss OF his fleet
eantain. but is highly gratifed with the opera
| tons and is hopeful Of success.
When The Arkansas sailed at noon Cieneral
Csjl|more's siege guns were hurting their Shel
| Ct Fort Sumter with marked effect: two OF the
! monitors. the lronsdes ana some OF Inc gut
boats are sheliing Wagner and (1re?og:
fpElLADEIPnlA, August o.-lhe IitSa
has received Richmond Examine, OF the
2Ist. continuing the toIlowing:- " have not
heard either directly or indirectly that sumter
has fallen. or been destroyed, or evacnated
I1t from the dispatch which Is published this
morning ii is reasonable TO be supposed that
il has been much injured, and may become un-
tenal1Ie rhe event has proven What was
hitherto thought, that the heavy ORDNANCE
now used will do Considerable injury TO tortln-
cations constructed Of any known material
other than earth, even at the distance OF thee
thousand yards.
Fort Nugner was exposed during forty
DAYS to the whole artillery Of the enemy at on
" eight hundred PAGES, yet it still hold It's
own, and if in danger only from the cannona-
ding would evidently last forever; while Sum
ter. which received the shot Of single bate
rv at tie immense distance stated, with occa-
sional assistance from scary monitors, suffers
severely, and probably wonld have aireaay
crumbled but for the sand bags with which It's
walls have been strengthened
The article thus corcludes II Norrs Is
land should fall entire y into the possession OF
che enemy. he may shut up Char eston SO
port OF entry, but it Will not enable nm TO
take the city while It's defenders are oeCeIilllh-
ed to fight 1t out
NEW YORK, August 23.-The Mobile Irl-
bune copies approvingly an article from the
Charleston Mercury, which says:
''Since the Federal success Beauregard had
better Law aside his engineering and artillery
dueling. which are now played out, ana take
to the bayonet, and advise the authorities to
reinforce Morris Island or else abandon
Charleston to the flames.
PHILADELPHIA, August 23.-The United
States supply steamer Arkansas arrived at the
Navy-yard to-day, from the South AtIantlc
Blockading Squadron, with one hundred ana
seventy passengers, prisoners and lnVallds -
She left Charleston Oh "Wednesday morning.
She reports that the naval and army shore
batteries have effected tremendous destruction
on Fort Sumter, the south and east faces OF
which look like 'honeycomb, and that the
complete demolition OF the walls IS looked tor
within week.
None Of the Federal vessels were inju1ed.-
Fort Wagner was silenced Captain Rodgers
has been killed. The Arkansas experienced
very heavy weather from Charleston to the
Capes Of Virginia.
The Arkansas left the feet at seven clock
on Wednesday morning, and at that time hSge
volumes of smoke were seen issuing from Fort
Sumter, as if from the burning OF cotton; ana
the officers of the Arkansas believe the tort
would be captured or entirely destroyed by
noon. Her guns were replying feebly to the
Federal shot
Fort Gregg had been entirely silenced. Font
Wagner still held out !.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-24
FROM CHARLESTON.

DujrADErpEIiA August % ne IOiONlilS
;. 10 s,bctance Of the latest news from
,,,.1os+o, bronoht bv tn steamer Arkansas,
1':a1, o~,;,,a1 hare this morning.
Ua>ro,v Thu at1aoi N Fort Sumter com
.-s~.>2 - A. rg,raak ~ ra morning Of August
1871 =. tho Store onnS Of Gen. Gilmore, and
','s~.....I hotta,.r 20 shore
o,o,o.l Admiral Dah]gren proceeded
1o.nd tbo Wnohavken and raised his flag,
a.. o,1 tho ohola monitor
VIE" 1"0 ,<; lyrooo with
t.... o,,,n1otoly, si}pnc;nc Wagner and
s'7"' ''':S' :o4s r,ssao The wooden gun
- ,,,,,bor ;oinej1 IN the assault,
''1',' 1,o1 49, shoro ba+tar;es TO pour shot
'''] 1''>,1.N c,.s+~n
""o S''eAA '.' :} ,. Jn,;,1 nahlgrea changed
- '0'' 49, n>--a:. ana will, tba paraDsco
hl> nag - 'll0 ",s"', 49, .n1a - S,rotar
proceeded 70 "i'''1N y ~ Tr;s .:ao onns raood
ano aleII90 'Ao '7o c ''', woTls foy over
nlaaiie7 against ''l' 0''e .. '>
az 'AV'' c1 cft,r no+,,r, shots doing no
Sumter nI7'' "''2 '' ~. n.1, r. Suro-
damage 20 .il7 E7''0'; W. Toato;o Cooroo
Ter were o"'l| soa1'S" ,,1a.1d - tho monitor
!" hoosers 'ooA oo'A4 49, enh+ - u;th;n ono
Ca'shil, SI':1 e e .'. of +ba beach, in front
"onIs' Ga E'>A II'>' c.o~, e,ar number of shot
o. ""go9'' a." '''>0l ,11a $1,000 e tba ;nte-
a shot from " as"7l LioA0 ~; !
TlOr OF the hhlnS VI Vi0 p,A'o
strncZ the head Of Commodore Rodgers, IN
st tt5,, ' I;1nn him. as we'll as paynaster
stanSIy Alln's H'n', ." a,,na;nc o. b;s side
Woodbury., who was stan1," lug az n,a Sl1 Thev
Both Of their heads were sphC opel" ! neS
o,x-o~c i;,i,7rod HulInr the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-24

9 KAI AF = G has taken the old and bs Si in
known stand Of Mr. Ballengere w vi kinds Of
tends to keep good stoc OF ;1, al him a call
BOOTS and SHOES. Please give wv ~ 2S~tf
at No. 1875 King Street
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And H. L. PAUL., No. 81, Prince ST..
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r c $500 TNGTON, AND LANDINGs OK
THE ? 0 T G n C RIVER;--yhe steamer
KEYPORT, Capt. E. a; k:ythe: VIII Ie n.;
dav. at .. m. or Alexandria, Y Washington
and landings OF the Potomac river. ~
Returning. will leave Washington eTeIIy ines
dav at A. NJ. and Alexandria Same doy ~
a. ~. for Baltimore and landings on me lo0-
mae river. ,.,,>onr
r. Custom House permits must aceon'pan!
freight for Alexandria and analngs Oh '''"'">
river.
All freight must be prepaid, ,oua "a
For freight or passage apply on 52 S st orS
4. NEEDHAM & SONS, l4Z A'g"' s'''''
"r mh 2s 5atf''"''S B r s co. Ale1.
NEW School for the Public The 70"s',
IN hold Alphabet.
A-lpaccas.
B-areges.
C-alicoes
Drilled Mous)ins>
E-mbroderies
E-ringes.
G-inghams.
H-osierles.
insertions.
Jeans
KNITTING Materials
I-aceS
M-oriantiQue8.
Needles.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-20

Special from headquarters oil the army of
the Potomac July 18th says, the main body of
Lees army is supposed to be between Mar
tinsburg and Winchester. A private in the
new division of the third corps is ordered to be
hung for brutal violation of Miss Carroll at
Shippensburg, Va.
A Washington special says, our entire army
is back in Virginia, and that the enemy is
still in the great valley of the Virginia, NOV
ing down to Chester and Thornton's gaps, en-
route for Culpepper. They have decided to
come through the upper gaps to threaten
Washington and keep the Blue Ridge be-
tween themselves and our army. No pros
pect of a collision for many days to come. A
dispatch in the Baltimore American of yester-
day confirms the statement that our army is
all again beyond the Potomac.
BERLIN, MD, July 1.-THE army is again
in motion. There is evidence that Lee is not
to be allowed to quietly retrace his steps tow
ards Richmond, and resume at leisure his for
tifications along the Rappahannock. General
Meade has the inside track for any point this