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III The Madison Courier has reliable inform
alton that large Quantities Of contraband goods
are being shipped from the Southern border OF
Indiana, via Kentucky river, to the South. The
schemes adopted by certain class Of men 70
smugge forbidden articles 70 the rebels are truly
astonishing. It 10 also alleged that illegitimate
shipments from Madison are daily being made.
III John n. Morgan, an individual whose
Tenn !, was shot and killed, at that place, on the
lIth inst by some traveller TO whom be had given
offence.
tD w. Hutton, q travelling sgent Of the Ohio
Central Railroad, has been committed at Cincin-
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DENTISTRY.

y. cHlNIcAL DzNrIsr, having taken
rooms at No. 216 Pa. avenue, betweeny
llth and 18th sts., two doors east of the SOl1o
klrkwood House, respectfully solioits q share of
his profession. iy IS 9ms
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III The London Herald Of the 18th Of Angus,
says A vessel having been chartered to convey a
cargo Of ave hundred Mormonites from Liverpool
TO the United states, yosts to the settlements In
Utah Territory, about seventy men, women, boys
and girls, forming the contingent supplied by the
London district, assembled on Monday morning
at the Euston terminus Of the London and North
western Railway, under the charge Of "Elder''
Joseph Gibbs All seemed to belong to the work
Ing classes, and the proportion OF the sexes was
about equal. Many Of their relations and fe low
Saints" attended at the station TO bid them fare
well r.
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WATcHREHkAnIESITlNSssAA nEIlSs ANPsILvER AANN6PsVILv WARE

have one Of the best establishments, and fur
nished with complete set Of tools Tor repair =
ing every description Of fne Wstches, and E4N
garnonlsr attention give to the same, by a1t1k
NED Also. every desorip ION Of standard SILVER
WI RE. plain and ornamental, manufactured endeI
sr superior in susiity and fnish TO northern vars
sold by dealers in general and represented IS their
swn manufacture. ii. o. HOOD,
ses xzG Pa aYepuA reaF eth
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M TEETH.
afths MfSER H "a rs lTnEEfnfEI aaa patentee

ofths MINERAL PLATE TEETH, at -
tends personally at his ONCE N this city 6SES
Many persons oan wear these teeth yho6G0
who cannot wear these,
Persons Ealing at my once oan be accommodated
with any style and price of Teeth they may desire;
but to those who are particular and wish the purest
art osn produce, the MINERAL PLATE will BE-
more fully warraI cd.
sth and 10th SITS. Also, 907 Arch street, Phi sdeI
phla. 90 IStf
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FyEsY sSE q. IL shSs g Z sAizk PIANO
fsnins spd fssslSiss Of Pianos fAitAfsllm1N
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THE EUROPEAN HOTEL KEPT BY p.
l. ENRICH. st the corner Of Penn. A
avenue and Eleventh street, has been Se4AV
greater Inducements for the patronage Of ciizens
and strangers than any other public house in the
hotel on Penn. avenue, aud his accommodation
for permanent or transient boarderE unexoeption-
able, The bar and restaurant arrangements of the
European Hotel have already become very IoDu-
lar being ell that can be desired BY the most fas-
hdlous. The proprietor pledges unremitted stten-
ton and continued Rbora expenditures to give sat-
tefsotlon TO all and thus renews his invitation 20
ell tn give the European Hotel q call. dsI-u
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w. TRAVELLING TRUNKS.
w Oder for sale the largest assortment o
TRAvELIN6 TRUNKS to be found inoEnyn
this oltJ, oomprislng best Sole Leather 1S
hoes, Carpet Bags, &c., which wo are now se.hns
Ct very low prices.
WALL, STEPHENS & CO.,
apts I02 Penn, avsnue
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CASH NOTICE

CASH NOTICE.
IN ConseSuence OF our having to pay cash for
every article OF goods We purchase, we are forced
70 reduoe our business TO Cash exclusively for the
present. We have in store q very large assortment
Of READY-MADE CLOTHING for men and
boys wear, which are selling at o much lower rate
than usually. WALL, STEPHENS 4 CO..
S22 Pa. avenue, between sth and 10th ste.
teT (tutal. Repuh.b
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Class No, /. Bricks; GLASS No.2. Stone; class No
wood timber and lumber; o'ass No. 6. Whit pine
spruce, juniper, s3d cypress; Glass No, Z. Lime
Crave shd ssn5. "a, No n I,o1 itnn .,f.s ~
and nails; class Ne. Z Steel; olsss No. Is. Ptl
ironi olsss No. Is Paints, oils, and glass; olssl
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PORTSMOUTH. N. II.

Class No White pine. tpruoe, juniper, and cy-
press; class No. 9. Gravel and sand; class o. II
Iron, iron nails, ana spikes; GLASS No. IL. eteel
cisss 40. u. Elles; class No. l6 Ship chsndlery
oass No. q, Betting, packing, and hose; GLASS No
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WASHINGTON.

Class No /: Bricks: GLASS No. s Oak and hard
wood; o'sss No. White pine, spruce, jumper,
pals; Glass No. u. Steei GLASS No. ID Files; sss
NO. Is Paints, oils, aDd glasg GLASS No. le Ship
ohaRolery; class No. IL. Hardware; class No. "a.
sperm and lubncatlng oils; GLASS No. q AuthraoIte
coal; GLASS No. -. BItumInous Cumberland 90 Al.
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bNUUhSEm NEWT OF THE PHESS.
fGI MANY THOUSANDS cured this institltion within
ths last svntssn ysars and the imporan surg
sal spsrauens performed By Dr. Johnson, By s
rspertsr ef the paPsrs and othsr psons notices ot
which have appeared again and before the public
s.dss hs standing gsutsan Of character and
sility, 10 snas Easrantss ths aaietsd lklt
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Cssass fhfsd and Iiss 49, D Esais, Ia
CnAkkne non, - Pa sv- ssls agent n Nsaa1aG
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Class No l. Bricks; class No. yellow pln
lumber; oisss No, 4 yellow pine lumber elsss Nc
s,S1e. sr1 sTnres es.d S TSod; Ssss White pin:
hair, and plaster; class No. o. Cement; ela,s No.
Grayel and sand; class NO. 10. Slate; osss No. II
eiass NO. IS Pants, oils and glass; clsss No, n
ship ohandlery; GLASS No. IL. Hardware; class Nc
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Clsss No. 5; yellow pine timber; cIsss No. Q.
OAK and hard wood; olnss No. g. White pine,
spruce. Juniper, and cypress; clsss No. IL. Iron.
iron ,pik kes and nails; class No -. Files class No
hose; GLASS No. IS. Aagers-
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norNGs IN MISSOURI.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Nov. 2O.-Captain Bur
chard, with Il men of Jennison's regiment,
attacked Capt. Hayes with $50 men at his
place OF residence. TO day, and succeeded in
driving him away, burning his house and that
of another man named Gregg, also a captain
in the rebel army. Capt. Burchard aud Lieut..
Bostwicl W ere slightly wounded. The rebels
had 80 kiliel and wounded
JEFFERSON CRY, Nov. 20.-rhe old terrors
have settled down on the counties of the south
west since the retrograde movement Of our
army, and refugees are beginning to arrive
again driven from home by the fear OF being
taken prisoners by the rebels, who are report
ed to be again advancing.
Mr. Granely of the state convention -arriv'
ed here last night from Springfield which
Mace he lett on Friday last. He says body
Of three thousand of Gen. Prices cavalry have
made their appearance at Sarcoxie, and that
foraping parties follow up the track of our re-
ceding army, plundering Union citizens, and
renewing with IMMUNITY every species OF out
rage He passed train of emlgrant wagons
a mile long, containing Union refugees. An
other train Of fifty wagons arrived here to-
day.
Five prisoners were brought in to-day from
Galloway county, the first fruits OF an expedl
ton which was sent to that county yesterday
These prisoners are charged with repeated
outrages on Union men.
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BALTIMORE, Nov. 20.-lntormati0n received
at headquarters this evening, from Accomac
county, Va, announces the disbanding of
about three Thousand rebel troops who had
been in camp near DrummondtOwn AS the
expedition advanced the rebel flags disap
peared and the Union citizens hoisted their
flags, which had hitherto been concealed. The
proclamation of Gen. Dix had been scattered
through the county, aud when rece lived in the
camp where the Union men had been drafted
and forced into the rebel service, they rebclled
aud the commanding officers were compelled
to dsband their whole force. The secession.
lists said the force coming against them was so
great that they thought it folly 10 resist, and
the Union men met our troops with hearty
cheers aud the greatest enthusiasm.
As far as the expedition had progressed
there was every evidence that Il large ajority
OF the people were opposed to secession, and
the troops were hailed as their deliverers from
tyranny and oppression. The people are sut-
fering for many necessaries of life, and were
rejoicing at the prospect OF an early restoration
OF the trade and commerce with Philadelphia,
on which they depend for livelihood
Information received from Northampton
county warrants the belief that the rebels
there will also disband. They have destroyed
bridges, and feled trees across the roads, but
the proclamation has given boldness to the
Union men and satisfaction to the people gen
orally. All who are not loyal will be lisa IN
ed. Union men who had He'd into Maryland,
to prevent being forced into the militia, are
returning to their homes.
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FROM Port ROYAL.

New YORK, Nov. 2O.-The Times Port
Royal correspondent says the fleet is to be
divided, and the following transports are to
convey 5000 men to open another port The
Star of the South, Empire City, Roanoke,
Ariel Daniel Webster Cahawba, OH"
entail, Matanzas, Marion, Philadelphia, 20,
tomac, Ben. Detord, Parkersburg, and
Locust Point The Wabash and Sus.
quelanna and the other men OF war accompa'
ny the expedition leaving only two gunboaIs
here. The. transports are now taking IN
water for fifteen days. There is sufficient
cotton here and ON Pope Island, unglnned,
to make three thousand bales, aud the corn
houses are filled to the top, say ten thousand
bushels in the ear.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-21

FoRr MONROE, Nov II, via Baltimore,
20tb.-Lieut Worden, U 5, N, arrested last
April and since confined in Montgomery, ar
rived from Norfolk to day, in exchange Tor
Lieut. Sharpe, captured at datteras. He says
the intelligence of the arrest of SIideil and
Mason caused great excitement among the
rebels, who rejoiced in the prospect of retalia-
tpn by England, a hope in which they will be
disappointed
The Spaulding, from Iatteras, reports that
two regiments from Georgia and South Caro-
lima had abandoned Roanoke Island, blown up
a battery, and gone home.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-21

BosroN, Nov. 20.-The new steam sloop OF
war Housatanic was successfully launched
this afternoon, at the navy yard. The Con.
stItution still remains, taking in stores. The
fourth Massachusetts light battery joined the
two regiments on board, to day.
WILMINGTON, DEL, Nov. 20.-There was
an explosion at 10 o'clock this morning, at
Dupont's Powder Works, destroying three
mills aud killing three men, viz - Charles
Muhlerein, John Vizier, and Samuel Russell.
CHICAGO, Nov. 20.-The GaIena and Chica'
go railroad declared dividend to-day, OF five
per cent payable i'll New York on the first
Of january.
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NEW YORK, Nov 20 COTTON more active and firm
err; sales 200 bales at 24fc for miidling uplands
FLOUR-Reccipts 4,u2 bbs; sales 21,40O bbls; state
and western tavors buyers superfne state s55l @ 555i
extra $3.50 q 1913; round hoop Ohio $3.50 g 500;
superine WI stern $3.50 q 5,5j; common TO go9a extra
western s. 50 "a jSj southern heavy; sales l2O bbs;
mixed to good $50 a 63O fancy and extra $40 q SO;
Canada unchan5ed; sales $50 bbls supene ,5O e 555i
eXtra5,7J q 100
GRAlN Wheat lc lower; sales 1853, 400 bushels Corn
favors bnyers $4,000 bush: mixed western 81 g
&c for damaged and 6i2 sc for good to prime ship
ping, chiefly IS q 6j2c.
PROYISlO NS.-Ieci in good demand; sales 500 bbs;
country a s. 50; prime a 45O repacked Chi
cago Sil a > Pork ower sales 9SI Dbls mess S250
"a prime S,7j 80. Lard SaaGc easier; sales 2OO
bOs Il q 93c. WHISKY steady sales $50 b5s, at 20i %
bic, CHIEFLY the insiUe price Hicc du Sugars dull
sales 40 hhds MucUvado q q Sc Portolltico Sc Coffee
firm but quiet Laguayra, 80 bags at Isl q lo3; Maraca
DO, $50 bags at ISL O. 49,; MUlaSses quiet.
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ENGAGEMENT BETWEEN THE UNI
TED STATES STEAMER MASSACHU-
SETS AND REBEL STEAMER.

New YORK, Nov 20.-The following are
the particulars OF the naval fisht of Oct 18th.
1t is reported that the Massachusetts was y-
ing at anchor in Mississippi Sound, when a
steamer called the Florida came down and
challenged them to engage by throwing shot
across her bows The Massachusetts got un.
derway aud stood for her adversary, WHO kept
up a brisk fire from large riffed gun
amidshps. Before the steamer Massa-
chusets could get her guns to bear,
shell from the enemy struck her ait and
penetrated the side, entered the ward room,
tearing away a table in its course, and finally
bursting, demoishng four state rooms. The
Massachusetts at length succeeded in getting
shell to take effect on the Florida rified gun,
when she (the Florda ceased firing and re-
treated up the river. The rebels have a pow
der mill at Mississippi City that turns out 1900
pounds OF powder day, and are also casting
large rifed cannon at the foundry in New Or
leans.
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a GUNnOAT RECONNorsANcE.

PADUcAH, KY, Nov. 20 The gunboat
Conestoga went on an exploring expedition
ND the Tennessee river, yesterday, and dis
covered a rebel battery near the Tennessee
line. She threw one shell, which routed the
rebels. Still further up another battery was
discovered and engaged. The rebels We're
again routed, and number killed. The
Conestoga was but slightly damaged in these
encouuters. She returned to-day.
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REBELS CAPTURED, AND SUPPLY
.CLsNLN kEGNXERED.

JEFFERSON CITY, Nov. 20.-Reiable in.
formation reached here to day, that our caval
nv under Major Hough had overtaken and
captured the rebels who seized our supply
train near Warrensburg, on Monday last, and
that 1850 prisoners were taken, and the wagons
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AFFAIRS IN KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 20-rhe Journals Lon
don, Laurel county, KY, correspondent EN-
phalicallY denies the prevalent reports that the
citizens OF London refuse TO sell The federal
government torage and ask eXorbitant prices
therefor; and also that Gen. Zollicotier had
blockaded the Cumberland Gap by blasting
rocks Re
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-21

NEW York, Nov. 2O.-SrOCKS dull and again rather
lower; Chicago and Rock Island 565 Cleveland and To-
ledO 35S; Galena and Chicago ~; Michigan Southern
Railroad Isl; Michigan central 5l4; Pacific Mail 9z3;
New York Central 1915 Erie preferred 5St hudson w.
Michigan southern guaranteed 81; Illinois Central scrip
81 Harlem lst bonds g63; Erie 30 bonds SO; Missouri
skies AZ; skies oleoupons 93z skies, ST. reg
istnrel. 81.
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O. be Eet.

Two RENT-A very desirable tenement
Also two other tenemens rent 500 and the other,
SIPS. Inquire OF j. l.. HOOD, rs Main street, Worees
ter, Mass. d&wtt $50
Two RENT. - An upper tenement on
Z Orange street. No. Z, to rent, having i've rooms.
Price 500. Inquire of IRA BRYANT, No. 10 Yelling
ton street. dtf MS
no LET-A nice upper tenement Of Z
4 rooms. Price 500. Inquire of
mis- at JAMES R. PIERCE
no RENT-A desirable lower tenement,
4 No "a Irving street, containing seven rooms Rent
SllO Inquire on the premises. DIV NIB
TOR SALE OR TO LBT-On a lease of
a 3years, Store Building, sol lain street,
culied shoe ore and AmbrOtype saloon. Posses
sion given the first OF any month"; Apply to c. LORlAG,
207 Main street, up stairs, Worcester. diff OBI
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4 GARD TO THE SUFFERING :

tAThe REV WILLIAM CosGRoyE, while la6STIins
nc missionary in Japan. was cured OF consumption,
,yha ali other means had failed by reci obtsined
from learned physician residing In Inc great CITY o.
suaerina from consumption, brol chius sore throats,
conehs and colds the debility and nervous depres
o, caused by these disorders. DESTROYS OF benehtlng
others will send this recipe, which have brought
home with me to all who need it, free OF charge Ad
dyass REv WM COSGROVE, 439 Fulton Avenue,
mronlitIvn n w3m nol3+
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l. cHAs. E. STEVENS, Asst Reg.
WORCESTER, S., PROBATE OFFICE,

AN OIlVIIDI 7
w November g. lS6l--To all persons interested In
tho Estate Of ROWLAND RArHBUN, late of Black
stone. deceased, GREETING. -
Yon arc cited to appear at Court of Probate to be
holden a Worcester on the first Tuesday of December
neNt To show cause why the instrument purporting 10
e tho last will and testament OF said deceased should
NOT he anprovcd and the Court orders service OF this eta
lion bv nublishng the in the Massachusetts spy
ie eT hatare ala C,ourt JOHN j. PIPER Reg
~ Deoi0 S"' w3t*
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WORCESTER, S., PRoBArE OFFIcE
WORCESTER. S.. PROBATE OFFICE,

WORCESTER, S., PROBATE OFFICE,
w November II, lS6l.-To all persons interested in
the Estate of SALLY d. MILLER, late of Westboroush
deceased. GREETING.
holden at Worcester the FIRST Tuesday Of December
next to show why administration OF the estate
f said deceased should be granted TO Moses G. Davis
of Wesboroeh and the Court orders service Of this CT
t+on Inv furnishing the in the Massachusetts, Spy,
newspaper printed in Worcester three weekssueeessve-
w before said Court. , ,,,,,,,>-s,s ,,.,
nj -
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EoR SALE AT AUCTION.-WiII be

L sold at public auction to The the highest bidder,
without reserve, on tuesday,, the Sd day ul December
next, at o'clock p M the premises. the valuable
real estate own as the Car Manufacturing Property,
consisting ofune large three story Brick riding $50
feet by So large story Brick Building 1870 feet
by 49, with ellis of 40 each, Gall rooted with sate
to ether with In zine House and Steam Engine, and all
other machinery &C; also one Brick Tenement House
containing twelve tenementS: one Wood Tenement
House with about three Of lGrd, located on the
bank the Shetucket river the city OF Greenve,
and extending across the Norwich and Worcester Rail
road to the main road, with nine valuable Building Lots
fronting thereon said property is elgbiy situated for
manufacturing purposes ami at moderate expense can
be prepared for the reception of cotton WOODEN or any
other machinery and will sold altogether in par
GELS, as may be wanted Terms of payment made easy,
and possession given Immediately.
JOHN BREED,
Merchants Bank
HENRY b. TRACY, Prest
Quinebaug Bank
L. W. CARROLL, Pres't
Norwich, Nov s. 1861. d&wtd3 nib
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OcO BUILDING LOTS IN beautiful

OOO CITY of the West, with a population of near
2OOOO to be given Premiums 70 Subscribers for moral
dress D. H. MULFORD, l67 Broadway, New York.
OILS Wh
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-21

Il SALE LOW-60000 yards OF Cotton Warp, Flocks
Wool clippings, CARD Waste, Dye StuIs, ShuttIes,
Pckers Rags and various other articles, will be sold at
private sale for few days. at the Wooden Mills in Wor
cester recently occupied by William b. Fox q Co, by
order otthe Assgnees. Apply to C. j. DELAHANIl or
WILLIAM MAYO, on the premises.
Worcester, Oct Is, 1861. dis.f Cl6
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DOR SALE-All the stock of Goods +,

ENOR SALE-All the stock OF Goods re-
4 naming in the Brick Store in sutton Center Pos
session given Immediately If the goods are not dis
posed of in short time they will be sold at Auction,
together with the notes and accounts due the
also, Horses, Carriages, Seighs, Express Wagon,
Harnesses &c also. 5000 bushels Of hard and solt Char
coal W. G. CHASE, Agent
sutton, Nov q, 1861. diff nj
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thousand ways from his tedious task uor
breath was fragrant upon the air and her
voice came to linn in winning tones in evorv
breeze 1t was impossiblo for him tn t,,rn
deaf ear to entertainments; therefore he walked
sailed, rode sometimes he wandered firth in
the morning, to witness the RISING SIM and
again, in the summer night, the moon woull
lure him out from the unhealthy lamp TO roam
with loved ones beneath her rays
Now, during all this time, little Obadiah was
as busy as Il bee He had taken a school
which occupied part of his time, and the in.
come enabled him to deifay his expenses No.
thing called him from his dutJ The moon
shed her Silvery radiance in vain and he had
seen the sun rise SO often, that it had lost its
novelty. His feelings were not awakened by
wandering affections, nor was his clear and
calculating brain disturbed by the intrusive
visions of fancy. Nature, art, beauty, and
fashion v ent ON with their yarious revolutions