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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-20
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Bark Mills.

Bark Mills.
FENHA lest improved doubleErnding Bark Mills invent
ed, Is nos being Manufactured will ready
livery By the nEst Of october For sale
.-. J. EUHsDKR 4 co.,
So II South Market street, Nashville Tenz.
LUAsDEE 4 MANN,
septIH No IS Asgssirs street. New Orleans, La
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-20

The Present Past and Future.
GRAFTON delivered BY Colonel " n. BILBO, Nash
IA Vile, October l2ts, 1851 Pnee - cents ~ NAIL
A LIBERAL DEDUCTION made to the trade
nov y din GREEN L HAaAH,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-20
Far sale. Rent or Exchange.

CMALL Farm three miles from the city Lebanon Turn
pike, containing eighty Of Sod land we'll
barry Gardening ppOsehA set IN Glover and Tin thy
tered 0omortsb dEelhBg god buildings, fences
orchard &C. Apply to \, ". C0LKi seos Nashville and
Chattanooga RailF esd pefot. HoV2edln
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-20

Removed.
HAVB removed ry Shoe ssAnEmeri Market street. No
SOS Eesr the public square, next door HonsV Son
where would 80 to former eustomerT and friend
And Sha END. 49,. keep hard general assoES
meat Of II olAsC IA sS~ - nd shoes In 7Tea
variety and At a. low rice materials viii justify
Army boots and shoes SfhsAVy work kept IN
made to order.
Highest market price paid for Hdes and Leather.
ssD20-A JAARs ". HAMILTON.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-26

WAR Meeting IN FIrCHBuRG.-The citi.
zens Of Fitchburg held large meeting at the
town hail. Monday evening, to help forward
the regiments now forming for the war. d.
II. Merriam, Esq, presided, and stirring add
dresses were made by Gen. james Wilson, OF
California, Hon. q. I, Bailey, Rev. Mr.. Loud,
and others. The Rcypile says o. Mr.. Bailcy's
remarks, that che reminded the citizens OF
Fitchburg OF meeting held here nearly nine
ty years ago, at which it was resolved to
"stand by" Boston in her opposition to tyran.
ny, in an hour when our infant country was
exposed to peril as great as that which now
threatens the government. He urged his au.
deuce to be true to the blood, and fame otthose
revolutionary times, and to send forth speedily
more of our young men, and to offer freely
more OF or means, TO carry on this war with
vgor.' The president at the close OF the
meeting called for contributions in aid OF the
Worcester county regiment. Dea. Samuel II.
Wheeler aud Dr. Charles W. Wilder gave
500 each The citizens have initiated per
manent organic ton for more ctlvctual "ald
and comfort To the soldiers who are willing to
forego the pleasures OF home in the duty of
defending the stars and stripes
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-26

At Market 800 Beef Cat e 300 Stores 1000 Sheep and
Lambs, and $40 swine.
BEEF CATTLE -lrccs-EXtra $3.50; first quality, S625;
second quality 5000; third quality, $500 a 1 80
WORKING ONEN- None.
Mich Cows $50 a. i6: common. SIS a. 10.
VEAL CALVES-S3 a
STORES IvarHgS SO q Z; Two years old Sl2 Gl "A;
Three wears old, SlI "a Is.
HIDES q q. ~ q 10; Calf Skms-A "a &c Fl Ii.
PELIS- 2IC % S!Ul each.
IALLow- sales at q 81 r. h.
SHEEP AND LAMRs Si.2j q l51: extra 81, a l.
SWINE Stores, wholesale 4! a DE: rctail.4 % dc
Spring pigs, wholesale g a &c: retail, o! a sc.
Remarks The number ul cattle at market not being
so large rs usual there is Slight beef say
2j AZ 100 lbs; Market not su fully attended usual to-
morrow being Fast Dav sheep and lambs sell tie same
as last week. Swine are Il shade higher
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-26

bnrnbam .,r WAX flowers and to the following
namaJ nj r,f.bb,,n for f.r,y work Mrs i
u H.. ,f,.., NI..,. II II .,,r,, NJ. A II ~
Wbita Ma Iilzi. NJ C,r!rau,. Mrs. lane
CorIiss Miss Mar, +. Lowe. Miss Kata r.
Adams and MSS Anna r. W1llace
RRg,D.
There wrrc NOT many entries For hest
wheat bread first prpminm of s. to Miss En-.
i)y p Twirbp.,. sr.nI,l of 81 IN Mrs +
Farnswnrth third of so cent, Ia Miss Louisr
d Wetbarbnn
For host brnuI from, unlimited wheat first
nremium of 81 to Miss Lizzie II Haskell nf
Fitchburg,
Far best rye and Indian bread first premi
mn of 81 So 10 Miss Alice WELLINGTON Of Ash
by. second of 81 TO Mrs CYRUS Kilburn of
Iunrnbura third of 80 cents 10 Mrs / r.
l;,rrsworth
HONEY.
First premium, OF 81 to James NIcIntvre ;
second Of ST 10 Gardner Merriam of Lenmin.
stcr; thiri OF 50 urs to Mrs. Mary Miles of
Westminster
r;r.. ,,.,.,,;,,,,, - '''' ,I., 1,,i Iy.,,,,u
of Fjtchburr; second of IS. TO Nathan Gas.
well; third Of 81, to II. &. Chessman OF West
munster fourth oil Si'oo 70 "ror@e Miles OF
rron,i,I,m nf - ,n TL'. : E,tnn NJ rit,h
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-26

Proclamation Of the Governor of Iaasn-
sets.
WHEREAS Inc PRESIDENT oil the United States OF
America mas III ms foregoing procIamation' ap-
pointed Thursday, the 2jih day of September, cur
rent as "A day OF Public iumiliation' Prayer, and
Fasting to be observed by the people OF the United
States with religious sotenntieS and the offering
of lervent snppHcaiions to Almighty God for the
safety and welfare OF these states, His blessings ON
their arms. and a speedy restoration OF peace"
And whereas, 1t is important that the day thus
appointed shall be recognized by all the people of
this commonwealth ana derontly Observed by all
ministers ana congregations ut their accustomed
places OF meeting on occasions of religious soem-
nifty,
Now therefore john y. ANDREW Governor
OF the Comm"HWe''ih OF massachusetts, DO hereby
request ana direct that the aforesaid proclamation
oil Inc lfesluehi oil inc Cmed states De printed
promulgated ana distributed throughout the Com
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-26
GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.



The various railroad corporations and ferry
companies in Boston close their offices to day
by common consent The public schools will
be dismissed, the city offices closed, and husi,
ness generally suspended
John Clark, recently appointed a commits
sary OF subsistence under the general govern
ment, has retired from the Boston Courier,
which will hereafter be carried ON by the firm
Of Messrs George Lunt \ Co
MlDDLEsEX COUNTY.
The republicans Of Lowell instructed their
delegates to the state convention to favor such
nominations as T'll secure the harmonious
support Of all citizens who favor a vigorous
prosecution OF the war, MesSsrs Linus Child,
Tappan Wentworth, John Ncsmith and
other prominent citizens are among the dele
gates.
BRISTOL COUNTY.
The Gosnod mills. at New Bedford, are
now running ull time, as they have been for
the past two weeks, on large orders from
Boston and New York. The Wamsulta
mills have added another day to their running
time, working five days per week instead Of
four.
The post of adjutant general has been ten
derel to Mr. Charles w. Foster OF New Bed
ford, and hc will be attached to the staff of
Br'gadicr General Ii. G. Wright. He was
have all thr elements Of = ,ond ottirer ''''>' ~
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Mrs. Hannah Piper, Of HuItunboro', N, H,
now 81 years Of age, one day last waek spun
ten skeius OF warp yarn, from machine rolls
(scven knotlrd skclus, with forty threads in
knot.) This vigorous old lady is the mother
Of thirteen children, the grandmother Of fifty
six, and the great grandmother OF nine. She
is in good health and spirits.
puonr IsI,vD
Alfred IL Burnpy. alias Bi,Idisror,hs wos
arrested in Providence. Saturday for ruti.inr
soldiers 10 desert. He was formerly a member
OF the Seventh Massachusetts regiment from
which he was DISCHARGED ON the Iisrnvarv
that h. wa, nim,rlfa ,,.,ortpr from tIe Rriri,b
army
Tie Newport News says:-"A ,lay ar two
since Il lovni hearted dan Inter Of rho Emrr,ll
Isle called At n music store where thnv keen
tor sale Iithnprauhs of DISTINGUISHED usrsnnt
and manfred the urire of Cen. Burnsi,n,s
pntrait, While her question was b.inr an
swar.I sLp hanneped ia IooI, unon thu. show
case and started with a sudden emnrion as
she saw a picture of JEFF. Davis. almost tou.h.
I'M, her arm Pulling off the unlurI,v nan,b,r
with an Irresistible imnuISp. She y,.I.in,od il,
INDIGNATION jeff Davis! la! What do Won
have him here tort Does nnybodv buy j;,o
fine d;rj, NASTY brute = And she l4ff in -
very disturbed state of mind. torgrtrirg ali
abont her ,tayorjte Gen. Burnside .
coyxrcrrcrr
Miss Dix has written letter to the lady
nrpsiIpnt Of the soldiers Relief Snriptv IN
Siamtnr,i in which size sa,s:-"A gr,ot ID,
,n.nJ for warn, yor,, snrks is avn,.t.J il,
Wnyrmbnr ya5 asked lately # I conJJ a..
snra the 5irt uf 25 O9O pairs viii Connrrti.
on, la,Iias knit Z"
r,yn man named James ruttln and Tn,ips
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-26

HOSPITAL SurPLEs,-Ur Editor see in
your paper repeated calls Tor hospital supplies
for our exposed and suffering soldiers OF the
west. Miss Dix represents the need of fan
mel shirts, short cotton drawers and socks.
Then DR. Elliot Of Missouri, a member of the
sanitary commission OF the western depart.
ment urges the donation, especially Of such
wooden socks rs New England woman make. .
and in your issue OF yesterday "A call is made
for sick room comforts, as preserves, Jclhcs,
Sc for the hospitals AT st. Louis, Cairo and
other western localities. Allow me to sug,
ucst that If some association OF ladies in Wor.
cpstpr. or committee OF the same who are in.
tent ON the wants Of our soldiers, will attend
10 tile subject, give their sanction to the call
aurl present il in some distinct aud tangible
f1rm, naming place tor deposit and the time
within which the contributions should b.
made, cauupi doubt the call will be heartily
responded To- 10y many ladies in the neighbor
ing towns, as weuas in Worcester. Charity
often fail, to act from the want Of being in
formed ani directed as TO the manner Of act
ing 4 liberal donation from tie east 10 the
west would be- an act OF fellowship which could
not Gail tovXgrta happy reciprocal influence.
Leicester sept p, laJl. Us.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-26
THE NATIONAL FAST



United States.
WHEREAS, JOINT Committee Of both Houses
oil Congress has waited ON the President of the
United States, and requested him to recommend
day Of Public Humiliation PRAYER. and ro.tip, to
be observed by the People of the United States Win
religious solemutes, and the Offering of frryept
applications to Almighty G 3D. for the safety and
welfare Of these states His blessings on their arms.
and speedy restoration of peace:
And whereas, 1t is tit and becoming in all peonlo
at all times to acknowledge and revere the Suprrme
Government Of God, to bow in humble submission
to Ills chastiSememts, to confess and deplore their
sins and transgressions in the tall conviction that
the fear OF the Lord is the beginning Of wisdom and
to pray with all teryency and contriton for the par
don of their past olIenscs, and for a blessing upon
their present and prospective action;
And whereas, our beloved country, once by the
blessing of God, united, prosperous aud happy, is
now afflicted with faction and civil war, and it is
peculiarly lit for to recognize the hand of God
in this visitation and in sorrowful remembrance
of own faults and crimes as a nation and as in
diyiduals, to humble ourselves before Him. and pray
for his mercy--to pray that may be spared fur
ther punishment. though justly deserved; that our
arms may be blessed and made efectual for the re-
establishment of law, order and peace throughout
country, and that the incstimable boon OF civil
and religious liberty, earned, under his guidance
and blessing, by the labors and suferings of our
fathers, may be restored in all its original excel
leucc. Therefore
l. ABRAHAM LINCOLN. President of the United
States, do appoint the lie lust 1amsaay in September
mart as day of Humiliation, PRAYER and Fasting
for all the people of The nation. and ] do most ear
nestly recommend to all the people and especially
to all ministers and teachers of religion OF all de-
nominations. and 10 all heads of iamilics-to oh
serve and keep that day according to their several
crceds and modes of worship, in all humility and
with all religious soeunity to the end that the uni
ted prayer of the nation may ascend to the Throne
OF Grace, and bring down plentiful blessings upon
our own country.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my
hand and caused the great seal of the United States
to be affixed this l2tlrday of August \. d. 1861,
and Of the Independence of the United States
of America the eighty sixth
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President
WIN. H. SEWARD Secretary of state
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-26
CITY AND COUNTY

CAMP LIScoLN.-The camp equipa-e for
the twenty fifth regiment was all received, last
evcning,-too late to be unpackcd yesterday
Only few tents were put up, and those were
occupied last night by Capt. Moulton's com
pany. All the companies recruiting inr this
regiment are ordered to report Immediately
at Camp Lincoln, and several Of them, includ'
ing four of the six from this city, will report
with full ranks. TIL Milford company, Capt.
Willard Clark, arrived in the city, yesterday
full. They received their orders to march,
Tuesday evening, aud with very few cxcep
tious were on hand in the morning at the ap,
pointed hour. They were accompanied to the
depot by Il large body Of citizens, who eX-
pressed great interest in their welfare. They
were quartcrcd in the City Hall
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-26

4 CARD The uud r,tsucl, Capt Thomas O'Ncil, hcgs
leave tender his succrcs thanks TO the citizens Of
Worcester or those beautiful presents which he tccclv
cdI-t evening THOMAS o'NEiL, cant.
Worcester, sept 70, ISL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-26

IuD FALL an uANp.--lt Was cold enough
for stoves night before hsl, aud Yesterday
morning heavy lgUs, vas visible
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-26
wORC $ T Err:
THE NATIONAL FAST.

FAST DAY.--No paper will be issued from
tins office to morrow morning.
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ls<SRN


In this city. sept q, daughter to Joseph Holmes
25th, son to 6 Browning.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-26

W u. 'gnniSim~, EEnir Dresser, hiss remove
10 the Lincoln House. overthe Express Once Fnrrorc
ON Maple street all ~ inlay n
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-26


To-day has been appointed 10y the president
to be observed ny the people with religious
solcmmly ana the "utrlhs OF prayer l" al
mighty Gol Tor the safety ana welfare OIL these
states, and His blessing ON our arms 1t Is
gratifying to know that wherever the country
Is loved and its honor Is cher shed' Inc uay
will be recognized ana respected as last "'!S
have never been before Surely II anything
could awaken the devotion OF nation TIE
chastisemrni under which ours Is no" suffering
is sufficient Oppressed by outrages against
law, honor, life, everything that worth pre-
serving, the country has been driven to choose
brtwyrr the two terrible alternatives OF war
or death, and every day its gallant sons are
making the last sacrifice which is possible 10y
giving up their lives Tor It's safety SIN Inc
country calls Tor soldiers, men VINO Will hghi,
men who will conquer While they are raj
lying TO its defence, 1t becomes those VINO re-
main at home, making no sacrlhces oN' Such
as can easily be made, to c'o'he themselves Win
humility, and seek to obtain inc favor OF '''"t
b eng who holds all destllles III Inc mono" u
his hand. The present bears no resemblance
10 the solemn days winch are appointed ny
custom or the habit OF our ancestors, falling
upon the same annual periods whether the PEG
pie are prosperous or afflicted; 1t Will stand
among the peculiar days OF the nation as the
terrible events through which 1t Is passing
will stand in its history-the monument OF Its
great trial. 1t may be the point at which the
tide of calamity will turn it may herald the
triumphant morning OF a new and better career
for the country during the century which
awaits K, AT what instant, says the sacred
prophecy, 81 shall speak concerning nation,
and concerning kingdom, to pluck up, and
to pull down, and to destroy it, il that nation
against whom have pronounced, turn from
their evil, will repent OF the evil that
thought 10 do unto them 1t is now, tor the
first time since our fathers made their untor
tunate compromise with national Injustice
possible Tor the government to destroy the
system which has been the fountain and
beg inning OF all It's disasters. Ii the govern
ment in which the torlorn hope OF the rcpub.
lie is reposed appreciates the position in
which tj.v are. ,,Io,od tha onnortunitv tor
o,ayat;,,, m nn,r..s.d r,.o r., frenIon
MI .,Es.,ri,,,, -, i,,..,;,,.,,,la h.ro8, r,or
49, .I'I, -. oaI MOO, ,,,a,l.i,,d
.,,....'I, Il. u G, ,.;.I
m. 49,. I.a.,;.,.,., ~.
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n'ar
,1sS,,a ao~r,'r,1s,on, ,,I,i,.r
,,,Ii ,ot ,,s,, as ~, ,,,i,y,or ond s,,ialJ Of
::.: IN 49,. .l..,n,, lila a.,,,. ,.l.,,,
the chosen administrations OF that government
rise to tie magnitude OF the grand issues
which are pressing upon them, and which they
must recognize or be overwhelmed hy them.
Not in vain will This national last be observed
if ,yIil, c,ntribn,i,,, something nnder Cini
=, i Ic.s mn, ,,iIIi,n,, Attic, the children of
-, o.. H., I'D I',,, - ,,,,r,.r, and H.,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-26

LIEUT.. Col. SPRAGuE was presented with
a magnificent sword with belt, &c, last night,
by the members Of company y, third battalion
rifles. The presentation speech WAS made by
Geo. W. Bentley, Esq, and was eoquently
responded To by the recipient, who is every
way worthy the enyable position he has Sc
mand. The sword which is Of the most Gle.
giant description, was made to order by the
Ames manufacturing company of Chicopee.
1t is provided with two scabbards, one Of
metal tor service, and handsome gilt one for
dress occasions. 1t can be seen at Richard
Fiskcs icweIry store for few days
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-26

10 the Lincoln lI5use overthe ~ mSS Femoye'
----- ---------
LEVY no lT H%n !, q" N2H i Ti@"%"-br LANG
Liver Complaints; iumors, from hin ie to the orSi
tiicd iuI@i 'ainiite; lleadachr; ies Dys epSia Il
and ior, rr,r, ,i,. i Wu ivl nrc pom acratiyel
i'rr restore the appetite, promote digestion piyel
Htt @ ',TH liI GiieuIail.n ana purify the blood
q The best Roots and icrrs am"Tg Which are g made
lila. Yellow Dock, Mandrake Thnr u"hyynrt t'bapat
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-26

S;und Coat and Pant Makers can let work at
LTTlER'S corner OF Pheasant and Main streets, up
stairs. udt S-o
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-26

SsaiIh'S Curative Gtetn>;ug Com ound.-A
superior remedy for Headache, Burns, Sore Lips Bowel
Complaints Callkcr. PILES Sure Throat, &c, For
sale by U>Il Co, "a Front street. by the dozen, O
single bottle at manufacturers prices. decd y3O
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-26

For best cut flowers, first premium ST to
Mrs, G, d. Harris second do. so cents, to
Miss Sophia $ Gay. Gratui les for flowers
was also awarded to Miss Ellen a. Iuungove,
Mrs. j. NJ Whitney, Miss Abby Greeve, Mrs
c. A Emory, Mrs j. i. ID. Garfield, OF Fitch.
burg aud Mrs l.. NJ Howe Ut Sterling.
MECHANICS AND MANUFACrURERs.
The OF SlOO was distributed rs follows: 70
ChaS. Ec,senden for stoutly built and substan.
tiul covered wagons, and plain top buggics s.;
Daniel Lowe Tor OK yoke and bows, to
South ROyalston Manufacturing Company,
SO tor kerseymeres aud fiauncls; y. Buck.
ingham OF Peppercll, 81 for pocket cutlery
Mrs. Ruth \. Iiask 80 cents for bed quit;
50 80 to John 5. DOnahue for deliberately
carved mirror frame, To j NJ, SHwl er
premium for the famed "Saw er prDirctilc, -
which is nanuttctured IN tuehhnrgi Brown
and llumcs, Fitchburg, 81 Tor piano; ;. q
Frost 81 for harnesses and sadlvry, very supp
rior T. a. Dickinson So for boots and shoes ;
Sawin Pratt, 5 Tor fine CONNECTIONS L. PATCH
q Co, 81 Tor new patent cooking stove; MIS-
l.. w Manning 80 cents for quit Miss +. l..
Smltn 81 Tor carpet; w. Il. Leayins 50 tor
concentrated milk aud coffee; +. Buttrlck 50,
Tor clothing; John Dandy 81 for harness
leather DR. A. Hitchcock 50 for prepared
skeleton OF a horse; 5. q. Frost 50 for Con.
cord wagon Sc
FANCY ARTICLES,
rhc sum Of $50 was distributed in small
sums oil and less to the following among
ulhcrs: For bed quilt, to Miss L l.. Barrett
OF Fmbburr. and Mrs Abercrumble OF Lun-
,nhutg To Mrs. Fanny d. Aldrich aud Mrs
G.. \. Furry oil Fitchburg, for crochet work )
to Mrs. Mclaughlin OF Lunenburg, Tor em-
broidery to Mrs Sarah Il. Head oil Ash
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-26

FAST DAY.-'rhere will be a united service
to-day by the Baptist churches of this city,
with the Pleasant street Church. Prayer
meeting at9 O'Clock, sermon at 10 minutes
before l. o'clock. On account of the illness
OF Rev j. J, Tucker, the sermon will be
preached by Rev. Lemue Moss.
There will be divine service at All Saints
Church today at l04 o'clock a. NJ, and at
) O'Clock P. NJ.
Services will be conducted at Salem street,
Old South, Central, Union, and Park street
churches by their respective pastors, and Rev.
DR.. Hill will preach at the Church of the
Unity.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-26

Is country Civ" him a call DIFF mg2 a.