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Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-02

SAD BREAcH or DIsoIPLlNE,-CaptA A. A.
s@cnty-frs regiment, is charged with seri-
Gus breach of discipline in the matter OF ''con-
trabauds," Net long ago, Slave came within
the lines OF the regiment while he was officer
of the day. Me was requested TO "deliver
up the slave to the claimant by his superior
officer, and e0mething was said about court
martial if he refused But Captain Walker
seemed to think that sort Of business wasn't
in the line OF military duty EXACTLY, and inh
mated that his superior officer might go to the
"demnition bow.vows" with his court martial
Whether the slave was given up or no doesn't
appear, Ii lie was, Capt. Walker wasn't the
hound that did it,
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-02
GEN. SCOTT.

Compelled by physical dlsao'"I's "iisi's
from disease and age, Gen. Scott has re'ireu
a,on command OF the army. His physical
infrmitics are much greater now than they
were six months ago, and it is evident that he
can not do the work of commandments ct7H
It's understood shat he has tor sometime been
anxious to retire, but Isis patriotism would not
allow him to 10 SO when the rebellion broke
out. His retirement then miglE have been
misunderstood. He remained at his post, pre-
nared the defense of Washington, and toiled
industriousy to organize Il successful war
AGAINST treason lie has done his duty nobly,
lust as he has done on all occasions tor more
than halt centary.
Gen, Scott was born near Petersburg, IN
Virginia, June 49, 1885, and therefore he Is
uow in the seventy seventh year OF his age
He entered the army as a captain OF light ar
tilly before he was wenty-tlwee years old, his
commission being dated May 8, lo0o. lie
was formost among the young officers VINO
performed heroic deeds and won reputation
during our second war with Breat Britain
His mastery campaign IN MEXICO wiz loIe'el
be regarded as one of the most noteworthy
performances of military genius. The record
of his military career makes undenlable his
right to rank with the greatest commanders OF
the time He never lost battle where he was
present in person, and never was outmaneu.
vefed in the field. Two gold medals have at
different times been awarded him by congress,
as testimonials of the general appreciation of
his distinguished services. -,
He will fight no more battles.> His cam
paigning days are over. The people OF the
United States will hear of his retirement with
profound regret 1t is hard to be COMPELLED at
such time as this 10 recognize the fact that
the military career OF our great soldier is fin
ished. But he has carefully superintendent
organization of the army, and it will be ably
led by bis successor.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-02
rFrom the LonisvilIe journal. ]

TIE TRAIToR BUoKNER REBUKED. Buck
ner, it seems, making the other day the rounds
of the section he has reduced to submission for
the moment, called at house where loyal
young lady of the neighborhood CHANGED to be
paying visit. Having been asked privately,
by gentleman who accompanied Buckner, to
allow the confederate general 10 be introduced
to her, the falr Unionst peremptorily de-
clned. In passing from one reom to another,
however, being very nearsighted, she ac-
cdentally came upon Buckner and his com
pany, when the gentleman aforementioned,
thinking, perhaps, that the tact and gaIantry
the situation, or possibly without thinking at
ALL stepped forward, saying, "Miss --,
permit me TO introduce to you General Buck
ner." The general bowed graciouSly, and, in
all the confidence of irresistible station, ex-
tended bis hand. 81 never" said the proud
girl, bowing with the codness of scorn, "take
the hand OF traitor" and passed out OF the
room, leaving Buckner and his introducer
standing in speechess shame and chagrin.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-02

10 either of the Constabes Of the City ef Worcester
GREETING.
In the name of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts,
you hereby required forthwith to notify and warn
the inhabitants of said city, qualified to vote in city
county and other elections meet at their respective
Ward ROOMS Tuesday the fifth day of November
next at nine O'Clock in the forenoon then aud there,
Frst-To give in their votes for Governor, Leuten-
ant Governor Secretary, Treasurer and Receiver Gen
era Attorney General and Auditor of Accounts of this
Commonwealth; for Councillor for Council District
number four for senator to represent the Central
Worcester District" in the next General Court for
Clerk OF the Coults, Register of Deeds, County
Treasurer, and County Commissioner for the County
of Worcester, on one ballot
SecondTo give in teirvote for person torepresent
their respective Districts in the next General Court of
this Commonwealth.
Witness, ISAA DAVIS. Mayorof the City of Worces-
ter this fourteenth day of octrber, in the year of
Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty-one.
By order OF the Mayor aud Aldermen,
SAMUEL SMITH, City Clerk.
Copy. Attest: JAMES MCFARLAND,
NJ dit Constable of Worcester.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-02

"TAKING TIE OATH."- Down in Writ
county, where the rebels have recently been
perpetrating outrages, and where Dowland was
lately murdered, taking the oath is a standing
joke. When a secessionist can show that he
has shot or shot at Union man, or destroyed
p Union mans property, bis compatriots col
lect about and make him take the oath upon
a pack of cards or a brick-bat They think
it good thing and we think so, too. There
is something irresstibly funny about it, and
we are only surprised that the rascals had wit
enough to avail themselves of the fun it sug-
gests We are told by federal officer who
has just arrived from Burning Springs, that
all the rebels in that country will walk up in
body, and take the oath every day for week,
it permitted to do so. They like it. They
regard it as a license to do as they please.
The oldest inhabitant has never seen Tie Sc
cessionist in Writ county who wouldn't take
the oath gladly Wheeling (Va,) Lnteaigencer.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-02
GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.


MlDDLEsEX COUNTY
The unoccupcd house in Auburudae, be-
longing 10 Mr. Ladd Of the firm OF Ladd,
Webster, & CO., OF Boston, vas destroyed by
fire on the 1st inst. The loss was about
$4,000, and was undoubtedly caused by an in
dendiary.
BRISTOL COUNTY.
The fttieth anniversary of the wedding of
Seth and Lydia Richmond of Taunton was
affectionttely remembered by the friends of
their family and church, last Tuesday evening.
MIR. Richmond is now 70, and his companion
68 years of age
The number Of men enlisted at the navy
rendezvous in New Bedford during the month
of October is pos; whole number from May
4th TO date, l446
BERKSHIRE COUNTY
The ''tunuel" men in the northern Berkshire
district have held a convention under the au-
thority Of L. Il. Tinker, oi the republican
state central committee, nominating Samuel
w. Bowerman for senator, against Mr..
Plunket of Pittsield, the regular nominee.
Mr.. Bowerman is Il democrat.
William Williams, an Englishman, was run
over, and killed, on the railroad near PittSfeld,
Thursday evening" He was a soldier in the
British army in the war Of 1872, was taken
prisoner and confined on the Cantonment
grounds in Pittsfield. He became, after the
declaration of peace, permanent resident
| of the town
MAINE.
The extensive foundry and machine shop
of Messrs Hickey & Egery, in Bangor were
| consumed by fire on the 25th inst, entirely
destroying that large property. Their loss is
estimated at from $50 900 to S25 900, which is
only partially insured.
Capt L. C Mason, Of the regular army, has
been appointed colonel of the seventh Maine
regiment, in place of Col Marshall, recently
deceased. He was offered the post before the
| appointment of Col. Marshall hut declined on
account OF other engagements.
CONNECTICUT.
The officers in Norwich arres ted on We'd
nesday evening passenger on the steamboat
| train, who gave his name as L Draper, and
claimed to be a lieutenant of the ninth New
| York volunteers. He was brought before a
| justice in Norwich, on the charge OF obtaining
| 500 from the Mechanics Bank OF Worcester,
on forged certificates. He was committed to
jail.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Dr. Benz r. Fitch, a native of Vermont,
was murdered by the Mexicans, near Mazat-
Ian, Mexico, on the 18th of August last. He
! left Vermont some years since and settled in
San Francisco, subsequently removing to
| Mexico He was about thirty seven years OF
| age.
Some three hundred miners employed in a
mine in the department of Gard, France, were
buried, recently, by an explosion OF gas, caus-
ed it was thought by powerful storm. 1t
was supposed that but few of them could be
rescued.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-02
Tnn SrcoNp MASSACHUSETTS, BArrERY.--

THE SECOND MASSACHUSETTS BATTERY
On Tuesday morning, the second artillery bat
terry Of Massachusetts left their encampmenl
at Camp Carroll, Baltimore, for the purpose of
proceeding to Fort MeHenry and practicing at
the heavy guns of the post. Capt. Minis was
in command, assisted by Lieuts. Wolcott,
Trull, and Bigelow Among the commission
ed officers present were Major Gen. Dix, Brig.
Gen. A. Duryea, Col. Morris, Col. Afford,
Col. Berry, Major Binney, Major Van Buren,
Hon Judge Bond, and other distinguished per-
sons. The exhibition vas a novel and inter
esting one to large number Of persons. AT
ter shell firing new canister shot was fired
with much success. This was acknowledged
by experienced artllerists to have been the
most effective proJectile they had ever seen.
Upon the close OF the firing Gen. Dix and Col.
Morris expressed themselves much pleased
with the effectiveness of the formidable arma.
ment-Baltimo,e american.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-02

WOODEN MlTTENs An officer from West
Point, who commands one of the finest regi-
ments in the service, suggests that woolen
mittens for the soldiers will be greatly needed
when the cold weather begins Will not all
who can employ themselves in this way help
to furnish five hundred thousand pairs They
should be knit with one finger, to allow free
use OF the finger and thumb. 1t is said there
were more soldiers disabled in the Crimean
war from lrost-bitten fingers than from any
other one cause. Allnewspapers please copy
this
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-02

EgatchelOr's Hair Dye, BEST l WORLD
W a. Bachelors Splendid Hair Dye is the Original and
only Reliable and Harmless Hair Dye known Instan.
in its effects does not stain the skin and nyg
the hair for life Be carei and other
than the genuine, signed each side of every box
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR. Sold by all respectable Drug
gists and Fancy Goods Stores everywhere. Manufac
tory No. 81 Barclay street. Qate 6 Bond street. and 232
Broadway, New York. d&wly aus
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-02

BURGLARS AT Work IN UxBRlDGE AND
bLAcKsroNE.-The house of C. A. Wheelock,
in uxbridge, was entered last Thursday night,
By burglars, who succeeded in decamping
with S36 in mphey and valuable gold watch
No one in the house was awakened during the
operation, and when the family arose in the
morning they found burnt matches strewn
about the rooms, and every door open. Mr..
Wheelock's clothes were found in the front
yard.
A house in the village of Blackstone was
also entered the same night, and twenty
dollars in money, with other valuable proper.
ty, was stolen.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-02

The PEOPLE OF woRcETER respectfully invited to
patronize the CITY CHARCOAL IA d, where may always
be found only the best quality of Charcoal made from
all hard wood and warranted I'd perform third
ser0ce than the coal dealt on country carts and good
measure is dtrays gipea Oniers may be left at the
AeEsTs OFFICE CLARKs BLOCK, ut either of the coal
offices, at Pennman Harringtons, No. Main street
NJ d2t
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-02

More than one half the diseases of the human system
are caused from the Of impure breadstufs; and
saeratus and soda the essential properties for using
1t becomes doubly necessary TO be watchful Ierrck
Aliens Gold Medal saleratus is the only perfectly
healthy article to be relied npon. Try one paper and
you will be convinced that what say is true Never
use soda if you procure this article Go to your
grocer and get paper Depot liz Liberty street, New
N+a,I
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-02

OYSTERS, oYsTERs-J. LuDKGToN & Co, No. Foste
street. keeps constantly on hand, wholesale and retail
the best New Haven oysters As they are constantly re-
ceving them fresh and in large quantities. they able
meet the wants of their customers. All orders left at
their place will he promptly attended to.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-02

- BARRE.-Col Joseph B Plummer, who led
the federal forces at the recent battle of Fred.
erickton, Mo, where JEFF. Thompson's rebel
ARMY was cut up, is native of Barre, and was
well known in the western part of the county
before his removal to the west. He bore him,
self with great galantry, and is another of the
absent sons of Massachusetts who have won
credit and honor for their native state.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-02

Of Sr Of ES5s9Ty Is s GR
kind of humor, from the worst Scrofua down to com
Two bottles are warranted to cure nursugsore oub
One to three bottles will cure the worst kind OF pmpes
on the face.
Two bottles warranted to cure the worst canker
Three or ve bottles are warranted to cure the worst
One or two bottles warranted to cure all humors
Two Bottles are warranted to cure running of the care
and blotcheS among the hair.
Four six bottles warranted to corrupt and
One bottle Will cure scaiy eruptions of the skin
Two three bottles are warranted to cure the worst
kind OF rngwOTm
Two or three bottles are warranted to the mos
desperate Of rheumatism.
Five to eight bottles will cure the ofscroua
One to three bottles warranted to cure the worst
sands thatit has caused by cankerin the stomach.
ne to two bottles warranted to sick headache
One 70 two bottesare warranted to regulate costly
One to two 6ottles wi regulate all arrangements ofthe
-Four toslx bottles have cured the worst cases ofdrop
one to three bottlesha cured the worstcase piles
are.ief is always experienced Mhat a mercy to getre
Since its tirst discovery from time to time add
edvarous other herbs to it Of one ofthem Hppocrates
the Father OF MEDICINE says 1T herb of Jupiter.
openetR distractions Of the liver gall and spleeni
itisan e me yel & Totn @ @ Al Utr heFGs
"licreateth appetite cureth ALI gone anG sinking
feeling the pit OF the stomach easeth all pains and
stitchesin the side.
ItexpeIis ali raw viscious and Shiny humors out Of
the Dody tclease!h all inward ulcers and congcalet
bl9GGfrom the kidneys.
"Byopening distractions Of the spleen purgetb all
odrt coleT and melancholy vapors which rseth to the
head and BRAIN causing distressing headache fearful fore
bodtng of trouble trembling Of the heart falntng and
swoOnpg.
The herb boledin wine particularly good to revive
the dropping spirit Of the aged and whoever has ger
ing sickness after fever nothing him heath
quick as drinking the Juice Of this herb.
Ihesecds boiled in water curcth the most offensive
breath, aud, drank at bedtime prevents what is
called nightmare and all melancholy dreams, disease
bilious people are liable to-
The Father Of Medicine says OF another herb in this
composition that"it is an herb of the Sun, and
sign Leo.
The the OF alife and ruleth the heart;
herbis the best cordial
OF the heart of that grows il cOmOreth tine heart
cureth all pGlpitaton thereof t2ketn away trembling
fanng and smohering OF it, yett must be taken care
fully severe gripping VIII ensue, which must be cor
rected With feune seed or ginger.
NochaNge of deteVer necessary the bes.you car
get and enough Cf it.
BystrctlY following the directions In the pamphlet
around each bottle and By udlcous application ofthe
Sat Rhebla Ointment, ScreujG Ointment, and Reaiinc
Ointment every ulcer and sore Of whatever kind ma
ture except cancer that has taken roots perfectly
and permanently cured
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, u Warren
Stree .Roxbury. Mass. Price 81 dtf
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-02

PRIsoNERs IL BosroN HARBoR.-Charles
]. Faulkner, late minister to France, is one
of the state prisoners transferred from Fort
Lafayette to Fort Warren, in Boston harbor.
Elk Governor Morehead of Kentucky, Mayor
Brown of Baltimore, and several members Of
the Maryland legislature are also among them.
1t is an act OF divine justice that these men
who have tried to betray their country should
await the issue of their treason in the sight of
institutions which all traitors hate.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-02

Look OUT FOR RPIoKPocKETs.-Ala lady from
Milford, while in this city yesterday afternoon,
Co., lost red velvet portmonnae, containing
some 500 in money, supposed to have been
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-02

A RARE CHANCE TO PURCHASE ENGRAy-
INGs.-Misses Robinson and Gardner, of the
Worcester Academy OF Fine Arts, being about
to leave for Europe, offer to the public their
stock of choice pictures, artists materials,
frames, &c., at extremely low prices See
their announcement in another column.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-02

CHANGE OF TINE ON THE Boston ROAD.
On and after Monday next, Nov. 4th, the train
which has left Worcester at 1245 will leave at
A P. M; and the New York express train
which now leaves at 1905 will start at Ills
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-02

LIEUT.. GREENE.-Dispatches have been re.
ceived by L Il. Boutelle, Esq, OF Westbor-
ough, brother-in law of Lieut.. Greene of North
Brookheld, expressing strong hopes, founded
on inquiries made at Poolesvile that he is
still living.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-02
Gbe Darlp Spp .... Gdlurtrster

stolen from her pocket by some pickpocket in
the crowd.
HARPER's MONTHLY FOR NOVEMBER is for
sale at Mellen's.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-02

Cnt This Out and Remember the Fact
That will sell Tor month"; for the following prices
at the Poetical Exchange:-Conmon Brooms, IA cents
each and heavier at II and 20 ccms GOOD heavy
Shaker Brooms 25 and 80 each and j offer good
all wool Carpets at 50 per yard former price IS
Also, cheap Carpets at II cents and 20 25 80 49, 40
45 cents per yard which think is cheaper ever
sold before in Worcester: the above prices cash
L also will sell my rockery and Kitchen cheaper
tha offered before. Please call and the prices
at the Poetical Exchange. Bay state Block
$50 diff ORS0N n. HEATH Proprietor.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-02

Smiths Curative Cleansing s;oH,oound.-A
superior remedy for Headache Burns Sore lips, Bowel
Complaints Canker, Plies, Sore Throat, &C, &c Foi
sale by BUSH ii CO., "a Front street. by the dozen OF
single bottle at manufacturers prices. decd y3O
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-02

WORCESTER THEATER Next Monday
night great attraction will be offered to our
citizens. The beautiful dancer, Seuorta Gu.
bas, assisted by Sgnor Ximenes and full and
efficient support by ten ladies OF the corps de
ballet, now playing with great success at the
Boston Academy Of Music, will give per
t0rmance at our theater. The Boston critics
speak rapturously OF the lady, as possessing
both beauty OF appearance and briiliancy Of
execution. The entertainment will be blended
with petite comedy, which Mr.. Pauncefort
presents to US with such satisfaction. The
enterprise is deserving of full house
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-02
CITY AND COUNTY
superior oourt-or,mlnai Term.

FRIDAY, Nov l. Timothy Foley, the
young hd who pleaded aolo contendere to an
indictment for breaking and entering the store
of Priestly Young, was sentenced to the house
iies''rvsey E1JUHDurg, cer,y
was sentenced to the house of correction for
eight months.
James McGrath of Worcester was convicted
of an assault with intent to ravish
Clorendo Carroll OF Fitchburg, for selling
intoxicating liquors, received the usual SEN
tcpce.
Michael Herlihy aud James Malone, lads of
some twelve years, each pleaded aolo contendere
to an indictment for larceny in buildings
sentence was suspended, and the boys were
permitted to go, in the hope that they might
reform.
John f. ClaEk of Worcester was convicted
of keeping an unlicensed dog, and Samuel
BrmbIecom of Grafton pleaded guilty to
complaint for keeping one.
John Miuahan, on a complaint for assault,
was acquitted.
Edward P. johnson and Thomas Hopkins
OF Worcester convicted Of maintaining liquor
nuisances, were each sentenced to pay fine
OF $50.
The tria! OF Joseph s. Hill of Worcester, on
four Indictments for selling and keeping liquor,
will be commenced this morning.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-02

To the Young ladies and Gentlemen OF
W0rcester.-Ihe subscriber proposes to form Class,
to meet on WEDNESDAY snd SATURDAY Afternoons
OF limited number to commence about the first OF Oc.
tober for the studying OF Drawing Pencil or Crayon
Pupils in every department received usual Every
advantage will be afforded to students who intend to
teach Photographs Painted and COPIED in Water Col,
Oil Painting large collection of Oil Paintings
Water COors and India Ink Drawings for sale and on
free exhibition. THOS. EDWARDS.
Sc d3m
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-02

Fresh ssutter.-From 80 to 100 tubs of Fresh But
ter just received and for sale at DRAPER IL CLARK'S
90 and 81 Front street. diff SO
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-02

Horse IglaEkets.-rhose in want had better call
on ). NJ FOLLANSBEE, No. 8 Washington Sauare be-
fore purchasing. dtf olg
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-02

Gents Fine shirts made to order in the most i'm
proved style, and in the best short notice
by A WALBRIDGE, No. American House Block.
Shirt Patterns cut diff o3l
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-02
-ttsF-s.
PEERLESS"
N O n p A r I r l..
Unexeelled by amy Flour in the Market,

Having received the agency of the above Brands Of
Flour in this market invite the attention Of those
purchasing to them as being
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-02

Mrs. =. Goodwin, an experienced ana succes
u Midwife holds herself in readiness day and night
attend TO the duties Of her profession Residence
Ausuhstreet' ati o24
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