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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-06-21

1PRufcr 10 the advertisement Of HoOEand's
Germna Bitters, in another column These
Btters are the best remedy krown for the cure of
Liver Complaint and Billions Diseases.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-06-21
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NOTICE.

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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-03

steal SYMPTOMS lmade their appearance
which are aarmi his tlme ol me 'polav
Honse arc 81 anyto advance towards Har
ner's Ferrv thai'icket guards go twice as
far rs ordered on Thursday captains
Devereux and NJ, wEo nan s'"e 49,,
sipht of III pnintocks, were placed under
arrest on their re o,o., of
Major Whittier and Capt; Notuo '..oa
Massachusetts, h;een sent 10 rolt -" ~,
under arrest by Butler, for sanctoning
the pilage of Grey from the 'he''
by the men undeir command
The quantity % required for an army
of one hundred sand men every twen envy,
four hours, as fixy the rations' is 9.d pa p nno
rels Of flour, 375els of pork, ana lzo'oo0
p funds of beef go m.i
Kssane. WHO nenced life oil viilaihy
in defrauding an rance company oy pur tn
ing the "Martha,shington" steam BOAT OF
the Ohio, has angth descended 10 DC
colonel in the rehmy.
The rebel ious are calling Gen: BenJa
min +. Butler Massachusetts,, "ficay un'
Butler" That'stcr thing they'v stolen
The only "Picay Butler" in tins co1h'r.
is South Carol gentleman, who haq 'l'
meanness to malt his wife Fanny Mem
ble), and auction his negroes.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-03

The CADETS IN LowELL.-The excursion
of the Highland Cadets of this city, Capt.
WIN. E. Hacker TO Lowell, on Saturday, v as
highly successful and satisfactory affair
They were accompanied by the National Band,
and lett by the first morning train over the
Nashua road, arriving In Lowell about half.
past eight o'clock, when they were escorted by
the Butler Rifles from the depot to the Merri-
mac House for breakfast. Thence the Cadets
were escorted by the same company, together
with the Chill Guards" to the camp grounds.
Alter dinner in camp, the three companies
took their turns in exhibiting their proficiency
in military drill. The Butler Rifles, who have
been drilled by Cadet Hinckley, a member of
c. B. Meteali's school in this city, have made
great progress in the short time of their or
ganization. The Hill Guards, who we un-
derstand, have been drilling much longer,
made splendid appearance. Better drilling
was rarely if ever witnessed. The Highland
Cadets also acquitted themselves most credita.
bly,, losing on this occasion none of their for
mer reputation for superior excellence in drill
They perform more evolutions than most COM
panies are seen 10 do, and their touch at the
skirmish drill created considerable sensation.
On their return to Worcester, by the last train,
they were escorted homeward from the depot
by the old City Guards, Lieut. Wood com.
manding. Altogether il was most gratifying
and profitable excursion.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-03

NORTHERN NR AS SEEN THROUGH
REBEL SprcTAo.-The Chinese and the
Yankees are exdingly alike, and we nave
always thouphtat they were much more
nearly related ththe Japanese and me sal
mon eyed peoplof the fiowery Kingdom.
When a Chinamprepares for war-neasur-
ing his enemy'surage by his own-he at
tempts to work IN his fears. He puts on a
bideous mask. arhimself with huge shield,
upon which he pss some unearthiy monster,
and, when thus autred, he goes ioftl' III co'u
sweat to encountele enemy. AS soon us ne
beholds his advery, he utters iearlui roar,
broadsides his shi, and if his opponent Goes
not at once take bis heels, John Oliitlaiiian
always does.
Tile wars of Ne1ngland have always been
conducted upon Chinese plan 10 near
their orators andaad their newspapers, one
would suppose time was looking at Il Cilin't
man clothed vital the pomp ana clrcnm
stance of mask, eld, and smkpot. he
Yankee orators only eqnaled by the 1an
kee editors ingdls of valor. Let war ot
breathed and theft swear to man that they
are ready and anSns to exterminate creailoh
whilst the latter, t content, like ALEXANDER
to sigh for more lrds to conquer, threa'ei
to destroy the avof gravity, and lay vioIen
hands on the wbopanetary system.
Yet, these war andarns are all member
of the peace soce, and would no more tim
of resenting a bg on the cheek, the sedu'
ton of wife, orne dishonor OF daughter
than they would ofying. We have not fo>
gotten how all Maachnsetts collected III 30
ton when AnthonySurns was to be deiivere
TO his Virginia masr, and swore that 1t shou'
not be done. A sgle file of soldiers, HOY
ever, marched the lgitive from State street
the lower end OF bng wharf, through mi'
OF streets packed it'll valorous fanatics, WI
did nothing but sin old Puritan hymns, WI
most hideous al barbarous disregard
meter.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-03
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-03

The WoRLD's STRueGLE.-G aribaldi ad.
dresses the following letter to the Polish gen
eral, Mierolowsky 1t is dated Genoa, May 1,
1861 -
Ny Dear Friend The supreme struggle
of oppressed nationalites approaches, but no.
body can tell the precise time. We must be
always ready
Tell your countryinen, then, what l tell the
Italians We must have the money necessary
for the purchase of a million muskets.
The brave Poles who during the massacre
of Warsaw proved that they can sacrifice their
lives for their country will sacrifice portion
of their income.
You, General, aud your friends were ready
to give your lives for Italy. Well l and
mine will do as much for Poland.
G. GARIBALDI."
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-03

MusKETs TO BE RETURNED.-The master
OF ordnance has dispatched a messenger to the
middle and western parts OF the state TO col
lect and forward 10 the state arsenal the ri.
he muskets in the possession of the follow
ing companies Ninth Regment-Co A, of
Leominster, so; Co. B, OF Fitchburg, So; Co.
c, OF Clinton, SO; Co. E, OF Fitchurg, So; Co.
Co. &, of Ashburnham, So: Tenth Regiment
Co. c, of Northampton, so; Co. f, Of
Springfield, so; Co G, Of Greenfield, 40; Co.
ii, of ohelburne, 45. Total, 467. These arms
are much needed to supply the troops who
await marching orders.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-03

DIPLOMATIC GIFT TO GEN. SCoTT.-Gen.
Scott RECEIVED an ear of green corn, with
Major Gene,ral Scott With fafn IN IN sheet
secretary of state. compliments OF e:
W. f. ALExANpE Privat---~vretary
The intention of this bit of diplomacy, cvi.
IDENTIFY, is to show our military Chief that the
blockade will not entirely cut off all means of
support. AT about The time Gen. Scott re.
ceived this, an elegant boqGet was presented
to him, with the compliments of Mrs Lincoln.
The general, with great promptness, requested
his military secretary, Col Hamilton, to bear
his kindest regards to Mrs. Lincoln for her
beautiful gift and at the same time to present
her the ear OF corn, as the latest curiosity sur
rendered by the enemy, and to add that from
the appearance of The ear, if it was fair speci.
men OF the whole southern crop, our army
would be down there soon enough to gather it
for them
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-03

In Auburn June l. pr Daniel Green So yrs mos
Funeral Tuesday, June 4, at 10 O'Clock a. NJ FRIENDS
and relatives invited attend without iurther no
tice -, ;,,,,os, wa
in Boston May IS after long and painful Illness; WI
nam Learned rSq, Hehas connect ed Win th'
dent SAVING Bank, and hs filled positions OF trust OO,
In
Mecalf. So - - ~
In Sturbridge, May S, Capt Simeon Hooker, II.
25th, Katherine Tribault, Co.
Marsh, S. Hli II f'l'.-7. - -
In ~ ton, Nav rs. Mrs Azubah Lsckey, 50 yrsl mo-
IN Char ton, MAY 49, Edw I'd T King, %.
In Globe Village, Nav 20. Mary RYAN "a.
Healy So. = - y
charge of pistol, Thomas Pollock of Boston. a mem
per OF Colnany d. ninth regiment NJ, 81 limos
IN StP MI Minnesota Nav ~ Alice COnsett wife OF
Andrew Bell Patterson and daughter of Charles King
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-03

Tn this CITY, MAY IS bv Rev w cadmium. Charles
Uavres TO Margaret Met ausand both of this city
In This civ June l. BY Rev 5 Pike, Pike to
Hattie A Bulard, all of this city. ,,,. ,,-b al,
In Milford, May 80, Lutser Hunt TO Era MARSHALL
botn Of Boston. 49,, 90 nud,or IN
In Webster, May 20, Albert JACOBS ol DuuieS, "
Marianne Upham IF Nebster e ,,,u
In south Woodstock. May g. John Shaw of Palmer
to Emeliue daughter of Capt Franklin warner proPie
tor of south Woodstock Hotel 4. s.-h
In Sou'hbridse. May l6 Edwin CUMMINGS 70 S sa,a
eldest daughter OF Smith Beecher Esq, both OF South
bridge. n ,,, &c vuircbon
In Fitchburg, NAV 2s, Edward 7 TAYLOR oil Wmcheh
don to Georgia a Williams OF .,ubbardston. -,
IN Nahlnt Maj Fletcher Stevens inc ntst reg
ment IL milita,) of Nashua, IL, to Adue M, u"usn
ter of + Augustus JohusOn, Esq, of Nahant.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-03

Decentralization Corbin, of Webster,
was badly burned and mangled, on Friday
last, by premature discharge while engaged
in blasting rocks.--Rev. j. L. A. Fish has
taken temporary charge OF the Webster high
school, to enable the principal to accept COM
mission in the Webster company Of yolun-
teers.-Whie John Chase was passing his new
mill, on Wednesday last, stone weighing
fifteen pounds was dropped by workman
from the third story, striking Mr.. Chase's head
and inflicting severe though not dangerous
wound. He carried an umbrella, which broke
the force of the fall, or the stone must have
crushed his head.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-03

How THIRTY SLAVES FROM RICHMOND GOT
THEIR LlBERTY.-Of the slaves who have been
fiocking to Fortress Monroe it was discovered
that 30 belonged 10 one man in Richmond
de obtained permission TO visit the fort to con
fer with Gen. Butler on the subject Of getting,
his live property back. He asked the General
i he might be allowed to convey them back.
The General said they came there of their
own accord, and could go back with him if
they desired to. They were asked if they de.
sired TO return with their master. They quick
ly decided that they preferred to remain with
the soldiers in the tort. The claimant then
said if the General would allow him TO take
his slaves to Richmond he would manumit
them. Gen. Butler said he could not make
any such arrangement. He, the claimant,
could go to Richmond with or without the
slaves, and they could go or stay, as they
pleased, and if they went the claimant might
do as he pleased about manumtting them. In
short, General Butler refused to agree to
anything but that niggers and masters might
leave as quick as they pleased The claimant
finding himself in bad fix, manumltted the
80 slaves on the spot, left lien in the tort free
men, and left himself for Richmond.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-03

i The sixty'seventh of the small planets re-
voving around the sun, between the orbits of
Mars and Jupiter, was discovered by Herr
Luther, in Germany, on April Doth 1t has
been named Leto, the Greek name for Latoua
the mother OF Apollo and Diana, in the ancient
mythology.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-03

WEsTBoRouGu.-The Westborough Rifles,
in uniform, attended divine services on the
10Th ullimo. The afternoon discourse was
preached by Rev. VIM. p Blackmer, captain
of the company, from the text, "Think not
that came to send peace into the world
came not to send peace, but sword" Capt.
Blackmer appeared in the pulpit in the full
uniform of his rank.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-03

IMPORTANT PABRs SEIZED AT ALExAN-
DRIA.-We hear tht among the effects OF the
Alexandria Sentin office, now in the custody
tbut wholly uniujred) of the troops OF the
United States, lArekertain letters Of great i'm
portance, as showig the means by which the
revolution in Virginia was accomplished, I'M,
plica'ing the writes and others in treason aud
conspiracy againsthe United States to such
an extent as that, they fall into the hands OF
the government, tie law to its extreme extent
can hardly fail tobe brought to bear upon
their cases. The .tters are believed to prove,
beyond the possibility Of denial, that the adop
ton of the ORDINANCE of secession by the VIZ
ginia Convention was the result of fraud,
usurpatIon, and terrorism unsurpassed in the
history OF CIVILIZED government; OF naked anc
palpable revolution, to the end of entirely
sweeping away al blow the liberties OF Inc
masses Of state, il order to place in the hands
of consprators and their instruments, for. llfe
the entire machinery of the government o
Virginia WASHINGTON Star, May 3d.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-03

WHIRLwIND IN SoUTHBRIDGE.-During
the violent wind storm which prevailed in this
vicinity, early last week, a whirlwind struck
the roof OF Edwards Block in the rear Of the
hail part. overthrowing and destroying about
with 1t. Two chimneys were also demolish-
ed. The damage to the roof will amount to
about $500.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-03

Members of the following companies, II they
so elect, can enlist in the above regiment -
Lowell Capt. Eben James; Lexington, w
r. johnson; South Reading, John Wiley, "a
This provides for the disposition OF nearly
all the organized companies which have mol
heretofore been attached to any regiment
The regiments at tort Warren ana camp
sWigteya4n will probably be included in thos s
The above are ure P.,.. ~.,nuotoleuiy be great
only. Six regiments will have to b. mustered
into the United States service before the camps
are established.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-03

MEssRs SIBLGY IL MANNING will OPEN this dav. (SAT-
URDAYJ their new Shoe Store at l7B Main street for
merly occupied by Geo. l.. Allen, with an entire new
stock OF Boots and Shoes of every variety which they
wlli offer to the public at uprecedenedly low prices
Worcester, May Is, 1861. diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-03

STORE BREAKING IN BARRE.-The clothing
store of j. A. Carruth of Barre was entered
one day last week. and robbed of goods to the
estimated value of $50 or $500. There was
meeting of citizens, Saturday evening for
the purpose of organizing thief detecting So
cietv
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-03

The ARGUMENT OF TREASON -Dr s,,,.
prominent scholar Of South Carol;na W ~
quires in pamphlet "What is the 1lifHcnltr
and what the remedy! Not in the eleclion ~
republican presidents. No. Not in Tic non.
execution of the fugitive bill. No. Bnt Il
lies back of all these 1t is found in that athe.
istic RED republican doctrine Of the Declaration Of
independence! Until that is trampLed under foot
there can be no peacel"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-03

FATALITY IN standardization Ma
bar was killed on the 28th ult., at the Hamil-
ton Print works in Globe Village. The Web.
ster Times states that lie was assisting in
moving the side of printing press, of iron,
weighing about three tons, when it fell over,
crushing him under it, breaking his neck,
breaking seven ribs, and causing instant death.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-03

~
smith, MIR. JONES' do what kee DIS you so moor
yol seemto work steady, and get 50 day y
Jones.-Yes Mr.. smith, tits as Won saw The reason
an poor is, II costs every thing furnish nv house
with nice carpets, oil cloths Nc., and should like to
Know now you have money in the bank, and get such
carpets, crockery and glass ware, cutlery and
what wages you ges
Mr. Smith.-Well Mr.. Jones, will tell YOU in private
get Sl,75 per day, and the way manage ii is buy INV
goods of orson N. Heath in the Bay state Block and
save great deal OF money and get the best of goods
temperate, be Industrious and you will ret good nav oT
your wook, and money by trading at The Poetrs
Exchange, ORSON NJ HEATH Prnnriotor
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-03

MUNIFIcENT DoNATIoNs.-We learn that
DIR, William j. Walker, of this city, who is
one of the most opuent surgeons in the coun.
try, has given property estimated to be worth
$4,000, to establish protessorships in mathe
MATES in three of the colleges in Massachu-
sets. These institutions are Amherst, vii
liams, and Tufts colleges, each OF which will
receive S3O,0 900 for the purposes above named
DIR. Walker is graduate OF Harvard College,
and Unitarian, but in the bestowal OF por-
ton of his property, has evinced wise and
comprehensive view OF the needs o these in
stitutions The officers of Amherst and Will
iiams Colleges, will doubtless JON those OF
TUFTS College, in "clierislling profound sense
q the distinguished service DIR. Walker, by
ms munlhcence, has rendered TO the cause Of
science. boston Transcript.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-03

The Town APPRoPRIATIoNs.-Th inhab-
itants of Webster held an excited town meet
ing on the 29th ult, 10 consider the recent act
OF the legislature in aid of volunteers in ils
relation to the former appropriation made by
the town. The Webster Times says that
considerable excitement was apparent and
during the exercises it became necessary
to appoint posse of special policemen to pre-
serve the order which the chairman found it
impossible to maintain without aid. The final
action Of the meeting was the appointment of
a committee of two in each school district in
individuals to constitute volunteer fund,
which will take the place Of the appropriation
made at the town meeting"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-03

MELANCHOLY DEATH FROM USING BURNING
Fluid Miss Anna Lown, young lady in
her l7th year, was burned to death, on the
evening of the 9th inst, at Newark, Wayne
county, by the explosion of fluid lamp. She
had gone into the chamber to put the children
to bed, and placed the lamp on the table, and
sat down BY it with her little brother, TO sew
The lamp exploded, falling into her lap, envel
oping her i'll an instant in flames. She ran to
the head of the stairs, where she met hel moth.
err; at that time moi only her dress, but her
hair, which she wore in long ringlets, was on
fire She ran down stairs and out at the back
door' Where her mother threw a pail Of water
ON her, and succeeded in stopping the flames.
but not SO soon but that she was literally roast
ed alive, and she only survived till the next
day, the 18th, at noon. No relief could be af.
forded her. She was but the charred remains
OF what she had been. She was an estimable
and beautiful young lady. When will people
I learn TO quit the use of fluid and camphene.
either of which is as dangerous as gunpowderq
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-03

WARRANTED,-Hin's Liquid Amandine, for the cure
ehapped hands, roughness Gi the skim &C. PREPARED
ndsold by JOHN O. HILL, Apothecary, Mechanics
Hall Building DIR a.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-03

Ord Claw .On Kelley, foun6 er of the Analytical
system of Medicine will p0iitiGeiy be in ATTENDANCE ~
his office l49 Main stree Worcester on IliOSDAl anu
FRIDAY June 9Th and 1th to consult win yree
Of char0e unless sce vefy unexpected circumstance
should occur to prevent him. Ladies and gentlemen are
invited TO call. d6t&wN HNol
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-03

PILOT CoMMIssIoNER.-J. w. Emery Of
Frosince'own has been appointed pilot com.
missioner in place Of John L. Switt term ~.
PRED
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-03

SHOCKING TRAGEDY IN ILLINOIS. - On
Saturday night May Is, just at the conclusion
of religious service in Wilmington Village
ILL.,, the people on the way home heard strange
noises, as OF women screaming, and on hastily
repairing in the direction, reached the resi-.
dence Of VIM. Mace, an Englishman, where
one of the most schocking spectacIes presented
itself
BY the light of the moon, as the neighbors
entered the yard, they espied dead body
and on going further found the bodies of Mr.
Mace and his vile both mangled and bloody
to terrible extent. A pale light was first
discovered, which in few moments revealed
the fact that the house had been fred from the
inside, and lie flames shortly burst out, the
yard door was discovered stained with blood,
and the bodies of the three murdered victims
presented a revolving spectacle.
The young man was OF the name of Rich
ard McAnley, about twenty one years of age
He was shot in different places, and his scul
was cleft to pieces The old gentleman had
also been shot, and then beaten in most hor
rible manner; willie the old lady's hands
arms, shoulders, face and neck seemed chop.
ped to pieces with an axe.
On surveying the premises, the fragments
of gun, some pistol balls, and large club
were discovered, that led to the suspicion of
some young men in the neighborhood, by the
name of Jim Wilkinson and john Allen and
on pressing these inquiries, young Wilkinson
hastily fed Allen and younger brother
were taken and confined.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-03

DANA REV, John Keep who has for beer
for many years settled in Dana has asked a
dismission.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-03
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