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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-17

The Victims of Dissipation and Vice can be
brought conviction OF the of their wavs, and
saved from world of mental and bodily suffering by
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that the confederate flag is yet to wave over
the capitol and over Faneuil Hall. They want
our capital Let us give them the Spartan
answer, Come and take it." This great en-
thusiastc meeting is but single instance
plucked from a thousand like it, from Maine to
MARYLAND. Under no circumstances will there
be yielding to submission and disgrace.
Better that the earth should engulf us than to
yield our capitol to the rebels who would
seize it. (Great cheering) l join i'll the ex-
preston of sympathy for the volunteers
Massachusetts will sustain them TO the extent
of the last dollar in her treasury, ard the last
drop OF manhood. He closed with beautiful
alusion TO the memory Of those who die Tor
their country.
Loud calls were made for "Devens" and
that gentleman appearing on the stand, John
Boyden called for three cheers for Major
Charles Devens, which was heartily given.
Mr.. Devens said he were there not 10
speak, but TO listen to others. lie made an
earnest and patriotic appeal to the young men,
to come forward and sustain the honor of their
country's hag,-a banner which typofes the
freedom of the world. Those who had al
tai from the contemplated raid of the traitors,
deserved all praise.
Young men who are not yet enrolled in
militia organization should ask themselves
whether they ought not to lend their arms as
well as hearts to their country. Remember
I, al
diers, who shared the gories OF his brilliant
campaign, uttered-"I also was of the army
of Italy" Will not our young men be proud
to be able to say, 81 also was one Of The army
who saved Washington?" His spirited adj
dress was warmly applauded.
ID. Waldo Lincoln, Dr. Merrick Bemis, and
Il. g. Stoddard, all spoke in favor of the ap
preparation Louis Lewiston was in favor of
asuoscrlptlon paper, which he desires to
put MS name Tor $50. John Boyden made
some spirited remarks, urging the proprietv
of sending Oft our companies with first rain
comfortable outfits. In Gods name said ho
let US do this much for those who 20 to defend
the flag of the republic.
The following resolution was unanimously
adopted by the meeting:
Resolved, That the mayor be requested TO
convene the city council, and to ask that body
to make an appropriation of sum not less
than $4,000 in aid Of the families of such of the
troops of the city as have been, or hereafter
may be, called into the service OF the country
and to provide uniforms for such members Of
the companies as may need them.
T. W. Higgnson, being called for, said he
felt there was need of no more speaking. ane,
: what he had heard. The era of good feel
: ing and unanimity of sentiment seemed to
have arrived. Tonight we have more than
enthusiasm, we have unanimity. These Cd
panies are the first to volunteer Who 4 ~.
be the next ?-and the next ?-and tn
Those left behind should prepared
to step into service when they
+ He made fine alluson to q
newly elected officer of the
: M. ]. McCaferty, ESD "
Guards, was called for d
speech. He advocated Il
shades of opinion whs
ligion, in the cause 0
aloft its flag when -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-17

PROF. BANNING's LECTURES CoNTINUED.-Prof Ban
ming gives notice to those suffering affections of the
throat, heart and lungs, spinal affections Indigestion
female weakness and hernia that he finds 1t necessary
to remain through next week at Mrs westons on Maple
street. prepared to the above maadies without med
cnes, by means of his braces Those who desire relief
should apply early for the better prospect dot apis
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n,rI1ITaRy MovEMENrs YESTERDAY.

n0vement of troops was very active
tout the eastern section of the state,
Outstanding the drilling storm. The
Trains leading into Boston were filled
troops, who were followed by dense
land with great enthusiasm to their
leA in Faneuil Hall. Two companies
% Marblehead were first to arrive, viz the
ION Light Infantry, Capt. Knott V. Mar
md the Grover Light Guard Capt. Fran
srdman. The Randolph Light Infantry
Il. FS~Wales commanding, next ar
nd soon the third Marblehead compa-
~ the Lafayette Guard, marched into the
n win cheering. While the troops remain
Seseon' me city council has rendered the
uss Oh Faneui Hall for their Barracks The
American nag was yesterday hoisted unon Tho
flag STAG over the old Cradle Of T;bar.,, -,
will femain there as testimony of the nras
fected patriotism of Boston.
NiDe3car loads of troops left Lowell at -
o'clock They were addressed previous to
THEN departure, by Hon. Linus Chllds. and
others. Rev. Charles Babbage of Pepperell,
accompanies them as chapan,and DIR. Holman
Smith of Groton, as surgeon. Earlier in the
day the Lowell companies assembled at Hun
tipgton Hall, where was also gathered yer
Large crowd of ladies' and friends, who with
many tears babe them "God speed" and
good bye" Major Sargent made a briei
speech, assuring the families of the soldiers to
kar nothing, for the city fathers would see
that they wanted for nothing during the alb.
sence of their fathers, brothers, sons and
sweethearts "The whole world" said the
Major, with the exception of seven states is
on their side, and God will protect them and
you"
r. The city Of Lynn overfowed with military
ardor on the arrival of the requsiton for their
companies. AT their respective armories
Monday evening, between three and four hmm
dred dollars were given to each company. in
Sums from s5 to $50, and guarantee given
by several wealthy gentlemen that those who
left families or those dependent upon them 70,
support, should have them well cared for
When the companies left for Boston they were
greeted with the cheers of thousands of nor
sons, who thronged the depot and lined III,
road the whole length of the city. Col. limo
thy Munroe has already raised company q
five hundred volunteers in addition to the tw,
companies Of his regiment
The companies from MarbleLead are chief,
eomposed3of mechanics and workingmen will
depspaept families. The patriotic sympatl,ie
citizens of the town were a
Rehalf and the sum o
HIT i.
X eased. The Ply
y s ed by Majo
and heade
Rusly volun
sem to III
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-17

WAR NO VIOLATION OF LIFE INSURANCE PoLIcY-The
BERKSHIRE Life Insurance Company of Pitsfeld Mass
some two months since passed resolutions to the effect
that for and in consideration of extra premium paid
by those that were already insured by those hereafter
insured permission would be granted the insured 10 en-
gage in war A. S. COFFIN, Agent No. 265 Main street
Worcester. dat an17
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depot and stirring speech was maue ny W."
ert b. Hall, Esq, formerly member OF con-
eress. They were saluted with repeated cheers
as they left the depot, and the enthusiasm was
unbounded.
The companies now quartered in faneui'
Hall are named below. The sixth regiment,
Col. Jones OF Lowell, turns out the following
which constitute the whole command =
SIXTH REGIMENT.
Co. A Capt Josiah A. Sawtell' Lowell
Co. B.-Capt. Eusebius S. Clark, Grotoh
% Cant. A. S. Follansbee, Lowell.
O.. D.-Capt. james W. Hart, Lowell.
Co, Capt Daniel futile, Acton.
Co. F.-Capt b. f. Chadbourne, Lawrence
Co. H. Capt. Jonathan Ladd, Lowell,
Co. Capt. John Pickering, Lawrence
EIGHTH REGIMENT.
~ Cant, Richard Phillips, Marblehead,
Co. Can't. X V. Martin, MarDlehean'
70 d Capt. Geo. Il. Newhall Lynn
| O. Cant. Francis E. Porter, Beverly
% Cant. James Hudson, Lynn
Co, G.-Capt. j. r. Cook, Gloucester;
~ If-Capt. Francis Boardman, Marbehead.
THIRD REGIMENT.
20 A-Capt JOS S. Harlow, Middlesex.
Co. Capt Timothy lngraham, New BED
ford.
FOURTH REG
On. C-Capt. C. C. Bumpus, Brantree.
Co D.-Capt. VIM II Warren randolph
co. E.-Capt. Chas. f. Allen, Arlington.
Co. F.-Capt. ID. j. Sheppard, Foxboro'.
Co. G Capt. Timothy Gordon, Taunton.
Co. H.-Capi Z. H. Newcomb, Quincy.
The companies appeared in excellent spirits,
and were fine looking body of men. The
third regiment are to be quartered in the hall
over the Old Colony depot.
Cant. Samuel H. Leonard, of Co. A, Fourth
Battalion Rifles, was on Monday evening elect
ed malar and.in view of the exigencies oil the
time, accepted the office at once.
The city government OF Lawrence met
Tuesday morning and appropriated s5oOo Tor
the benefit of the families of those who have
left the city to defend their country's flag.
The two steamers forming the line between
Roston and Charleston will have no more
business in that line for the present. The
Massachusetts, now in port, would have sailed
to-day. but for the present unsettled state OF
affairs. She was hauled up to the dock Mon
dav afternoon, and tied up. The South Caro-
lima remained in Norfolk over Saturday and
will return Immediately to Boston.
[BY TELEGRAPHl
BosToN, April 16-The companies compos
ing the 4th regiment, ordered to report loi
service in this city, commenced arriving De
fore nine O'Clock this morning, the companies
first arriving not having received their orders
until last night Already about 80 companies
have arrived numbering over l7OO men II
uniform they are accompanied By hundreds
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-17

The grave of L. E. L. at Cape Coast Castle
has long been unmarked by any stone. The
neglect is now removed. A Latin cross of
marble, with sample letters, L. E. L., now
marks the spot where that Inflated and accom-.
plished lady reposes
Dea. Joshua R. Phelps was killed, in South
wick, Mass, on the 10th inst, by the falling
OF barn which he was assisting in taking
down. He was the brother of Rev. S. DRYDEN
Phelps of New Haven
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-17

The large two story block of tenement
houses, on Mathews street in Chelsea, owned
by Sullivan Fay, Esq, of scarborough, and
occupied by nine or ten Irish families, was de.
stroyed by fire Monday evening, sustaining
loss OF $500. The occupants lost most of
their effects.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-17

Gardeners Rheumatic ANA Neuralgia
COMPOUND.-lhe popular prejudice against patent
medicines to have been removed in the minds OF
the who have tried the above invaluable remedy.
Certificates from among the first men in the community
attest to the virtues compound and the evidence
of its value is 50 overwhelming and well authenticated
TO convince the most ciuous We would call atten
ton to the reliable attached to the advertisement
in another column of this and advise trial OF this
excellent medicine, which has rapidly into no.
tice 1.-THE attention OIL the suffering only be gained
feel assured that fail trial will remove all objections
which may exist, and thatthey will fluid the Compound,
an inestimable blessing. a2T dS&W3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-17

THEATER-The rain and the large meeting at
City Hall prevented very large attendance TO hear
Macbeth, last night. Cannot Mrs. Farren repeat
her fine performance Of Lady Macbeth Tonight
the dramatic company have offered Mr. and Mrs
Barrow a complimentary benefit, proof of the
mutual good feeling behind the scenes. We tr.st
it will be literally responded to by our citizens
The bill is most attractive two pieces entirely
to Worcester audiences are presented, Twelfth
Night" and that amusing author, Tom Taylors new
piece, "Nine Points OF the Law.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-17

Something New at the Great Daguerrean
PaIce.-Blr REED tenders his thanks to the public foI
their liberal patronage and would call their attention IA
his LARGE PHOI 0GRAPlS the largest eve offered M
thiscity. Photographs copied Life Size from small Da
suerreotypes and Ambroypes, plain finished. Par
rattentiOn paid to making Views, Stereoscopic OF
otherwise.
PARTICULAR ArTENTIoN-I would also inform tina
public and former patrons OF Wing Eli that have
bought all Negatives made by them at Fosters Block
Those wishing photographs from the will please
call at my Rooms, corner OF Main and Front street
jal0 dit IL. j. REED
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NlOrning, SpriI II, 1851.

MADAME GRENEr's Dancing School for adults com
menees at Warren Hall this evening, Miss Robin
sons Academy In the afternoon.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-17

TIE CoNcERE To. Morrow NIGHT.-In
the all-engrossipo news of the war, even music,
always the hand maid of patriotism, may tail
due attention.. Its highest strains have
II aver blended with the cank of letters. The
lyrics of freedomA without 1t, must have fallen
fr&itless. A Worcester poet and Worcester
musician, have abb an offering in behalf of
thel cause ofour country, and for both of which
place has beed gladly found in the pro-
grannme of Thursday evening. The song is
called "Flag of tha Union, and the following
extract proves it tti be in the right tone -
Fling the bright ha, and though traitors accurst,
Forgetting the eloriek thai round IT have clustered
Shall marshal theia 1e. ions 10 trail II III dust 60
Meath ~ hs9Ofs OF the squadrOns Rebellion has mus
tered,
Not star shall be lostl not stripe there shall fade
TO millions unborn ydt, that banner shall be
The type of the progress that Freedom hath made,
The terror of Tyrantsl the pride of the Free.
Yes fling out the banntr the hours at hand,
Tho to-day It's displaced by atreasOn-stained rag.
When frNm every iortrcfs and lower in the land
Shall again float in triumph our starspangled flag
We hope we may also hear "Vive 7 Amer
ca" which sawakeHed so much enthusiasm
when sung by Prof. Frost two weeks ago.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-17

Smth-Nr. JONES' do moi see what Keeps so poor,
20 seem to work steady, and get 81 a day.
Jones.-Yes Mr. Smith, il you say The reason
poor is, it costs every thing furnish my house
with nice carpets, oil cloths, Se., should like
know how you have money in the bank, get such
carpets crockery and glass cutlery and
what wages you get.
Mr. Smith.-Wen Mr.. Jones, ! will tell you in private
get 81 rs per day. and the way. manage il is huv nv
goods OF OrsOn N Heath, in the Bay state Block, and
great deal of money and get the best goods.
Moral II you would have money in the bank live
temperate, be Industrious and you viii good pay for
your w0ok and money by tratnp at the Poetical
Exchange. oKSON n. HEATH, Proprietor.
dl dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-17

wARRANrED,-Hill Liquid Amandine, for the cure of
shapped hands, roughness OF the skin, &C. Prepared
and sold by JOHN Q. HILL Apothecary, Mechanics
Hall Building diff "a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-17

AcARD.-worcester, April 10, ls6l.-ro JACOB BAR
ROW, ESQ; Dear SirThe undersigned ladies and gen
tlemen comprising tue Dramatic Company at present
acting nnder management DESTROYS tstying to
yourself and estimable lady, substantial FORM their
hEh sense of the aI1abe and courteous manner with
which your respective relations with them have been
conducted since the organization of troupe beg leave
10 offer their services in the form of Complimentary
beneIt, such evening during the present
may be deemed Mt. (iere follow the signatures of the
members of the Company and Ct the leader of Or
chestra, &c, &c.
To the Ladies and Gentlemen of the Dramatic Com
pany, &c, &C. Kind Friends thus must ever des
gnate those who work with hearty good will for our
mutual benefit, believe me, Mrs. Barrow and my
self most cordially thank for the comp
ment have had paid u.s. that shall aw avs
look back with the sincerest pleasure and with the
assured feeling that the offer of your for bDne
t marks the cordially of intercourse at the same
time that it is spontaneous euson that kind feeling
which pleased acknowledge and accent,
have made arrangements with Mr.. Piper that the COM
plimentary Benefit shall take place next wedne sday
evening, the 18th. with the sincerest wishes for your
health, happiness and prosperity. l remain, always
faithfully yours, JACOB BARROW.
In consequence of the above correspondence on We'd
nesday evenieng the 18th of April grand Compliment
AIRY Benefit to MIR. and Mrs Barrow will take place at
the Worcester Theater, when will be performed first
time in this city, Shaks?earcs great Play, TWELFTH
NIGHT. with the whole company in the cast and also
entirely Comedy by Ton TAYLOR, author of
"Still Waters" called NINE POINTS OF TIE LAW
The Box open for the reception of names. d3t apis
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Special 1lutltes.

Ladies' who have any money to expend for Dry Goods
Will find that Bayant selling his goods at Civil War
prices DIST apl7
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70 hau Expressed sympathy with
the rebeis was, the other day treated to a
coat of tar and feathers. jefferson Davis, presi-
dent of the 1contederacy, was hung in effigy,
and transparency near the depot ridiculed
the rebeliious horde who are attempting to
overthrow the government.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-17

Draper d. Clark, Commission Merchants, and
dealers IN Flour, 0rain Meal, Grass Seed Oats
Salt, Lime Calcined Plaster, Plaster Paris, Ground
Oyster shells, Bone Dust, and Farmers POduce gener-
ally; also, Sole Agents the Mapes Super
phosphates OF Lane, and American Guann-two OF the
best fertilizers in The world thousands who used
tnem and know testify to.
DRAPER & CLARK,
app diff Nos IS and 81 Front street, Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-17

The RattIesnate Flag In HOston HnrbOr.
Some sensation was created this forenoon by
the sight of vessel passing by Lewis wharf,
toward the North En1, bearing at the main a
white flag, having on t the emblem of a rattle
snake, with the motto underneath, Don't tread
on me !" and also beog this fifteen stars rep
resenting the fifteen slave states but carrying
no american .fag.
This strange craft hauled up at Grays
wharf, near Chelsea ferry, and proved TO be
Georgia Yessel-the oarque Manhattan, be-
longing to Savannah, and just arrived from
that port.
Those who witnessed such flag flying just
at this time thought it piece OF impudence
little too cool to be tolerated so near Faneuil
Hall, and we should not be surprised to hear
that the reptile" was made 10 give way Tor
the stars and stripes. Down with the traitor
Gus flag
p. S.-About noon 4 ind before the vessel
had remained Ion, l6tIie wharf, large crowd
assembled, fully Eermined to "seotch the
snake" The IN hander Of the barque--
Capt. Davis OF p2i ypnth, Mass.,-was waited
upon in his cabin b well known merchant,
who requested him b haul down the obiec-
tionabe flag and holt the American ensign
in its place-assurinys him that such a course
was necessary to apbease the indignation al
ready excited
Capt. Davis demurred somewhat, stating
that the flag was "ofly private signal, which
he had carried for wars" and that he was
not aware OF the pm ntiment here against
it; but on ascen9 le deck and gancing
at the appearap crowd OH the wharf
he promptllu demand made upon
him - use
eagerly seized and
multitude, and then
$, which were very
ed. Such was the
- the first rebel flag
Let all the seces-
the temper of Yam
tlrop has accepted
artillery election
and Honorable Ar.
y, was run over by
cars on Saturday
He was an esti-
ihg contractor for
rAch built last sum
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-17

Diseases of WOmen.-Dr. MATTIsoN attenGs ex
clusively TO the treatment of Private Diseases and the
Specidt Diseases OF WOMEN, at his REMEDIAL IN
SlllU re- No Is Union st, Providence X. |. see his
advertisement of THE GREAT INDIAN REMEDY
FOR FEMALES, in this paper. dit FIG
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NOR, COM
nane lered
into I npany
fine added
from at mo-
mont, in forty
eigbt as Massa-
chuset should all
stand lion and the
Union iVeu WIN the
heart
TN Site assembage
sh,h ntmcnt OF the
NJ Worcester does
Vt faltd
AcT1vyT lester sOLDIERY
r,,r ,NF GUARDS ORDERED
THE Int VICE.
Orlerl last evening, calling
,ho wore Infantry into immediate
sa.u;,a Fave for Boston at SEVEN
o,c, ocs ING. The announcement
Of ,,,eir parture, made at SO late an
bour exc interest among the friends
of the md the company, with whom
their ars, filled during the evening to
lata Jhury rhe Infantry, in anticipation
,hot ,heir sen ces would be called for, have
6l,ed tbeir rarN ks, and are in all respects in
axoellent cond Ntion for service The order
,.os c;von Inv chi Wetherell, at their meeting
eor ain last eyeIking, and was received with
besr,v round of che Aers. The company is full of
sni,i, and welcome the opportunity to enter
into the service of the country with enthusi-
osr, and IN meet IFS Anemies with no fatering
sten II II rumored lApt their present destina-
ton is Old Point CorI fort, Virginia, whittier
thew will proceed imm& dately. But where
ever they 90. and 10 WI atever danger they
NAV be exposed, they wlA be affectionately re-
membered, by many who \expect to see them
return with no mean laurelS,
The CITY Guards will pSohogy,- leave for
Boston by the NOON TRAIN, to-day. The order
has not been definitely given, but lslexpected
this morning The company held an adjourned
meeting, yesterday, 40 members present at
which several new names were enrolled. Sec
ord lieutenant. Josiah Picket was unanimous.
ly elected Captain He accepted tht post, and
said he should endeavor to do his duty as a
Massachusetts soldier. Samuel Hathaway
was chosen LIST lieutenant in place OF e. A.
Wood, honoraby discharged; Geo. G. Jos!in,
ID lieutenant in place of Picket promoted; |
I'd lieutenant. Orson Moulton, i'll place of |
Hathaway promoted; 4th lieutenant, b. a.
Hardness. in place of Geo. C. Joslin promo.
ted. The company has now sixty men in its
ranks, ard is fully and capaby differed.
The corps is making active preparation Tor
IFS departure. Its members are bully resolv
ed, and in earnest, and will d'rtfficient ser.
vice. With the Holden Rlhl
number upwards of on4u1