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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-04

CALLS ON THE BANKs-Great care and
judgement should be exercised by the finan
cial officers Of the commonwealth at the
present time, in reference to their calls for
money upon the banks
The moneyed institutions throughout the
state are exerting all their energies to supply
the demands made upon them from the gener.
al government, and as the response by the
people to the call of Secretary Chase has thus
far been somewhat limited, the burden of the
second fifty million loan must fall upon the
banks.
The wants Of the state government must, of
course, be attended to- but no one bank should
be taxed to its fullest requirements. We have
IN this state 1870 banks, and in case of govern
ment need, the amount required should be
divided so far as practicable among them all,
even though that course may be attended with
additional labor to the officials 1T the State
House.
1t is of the greatest Importance that liber.
al spirit of accommodation should be manifest.
ed in our official financial operations, or we
may again find GU selves in the midst of a
money crisis fraught with consequences of
most serious character to the government and
the business community.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-04
FROM MISSOURI.

JEFFERSON CITY, Oct. 3.-Dr. White of
MuIlfgans brigade arrived to-day, and brings
information from Lexington to Monday night.
Gen Price had LETT Lexington with the main
body of his force, and was moving southwark
to effect 4 junction with McCulloch, after
which he will give Fremont battle. DIR. w.
states that Price is decided on this point, hav
ing been elated and intoxicated by his victory
at Lexington. He says Price anticipates an
easy victory over Fremont at this point, and
will teen move on to St. Louis, where there
were no less than $4,000 rebels, ready to rise
and welcome him with arms i'll their hands.
DR.. White thinks they will endeavor to get
between us and the forces at Georgetown, sur
round and cut off Davis and Sigel, and then
meet Fremont near here. The rebels have
nineteen field pieces, and are expecting riied
cannon from the south Price told the doctor
that the rebel conteleracy had loaned Missouri
million dollars to carry on the war against
the government. The rebel troops are conf
dent of victory, and clamor TO be led against
Fremont The rebels took all the hospital
stores from the doctor, not leaving him even
sponge.
A portion of Prices force had moved to-
wards independence. There were but about
400 men at Warrensburg and White thinks
Prices force numbers fully 10000. He heard
on the way that $4,000 rebels had marched
toward Georgetown, to take that place before
the renorcements would reach there from
here.
A miller who left Georgetown, yesterday
morning says he was turned back by rebel
nickets twelve miles from that town. 1t is
believed the rebels have no idea of quitting
the state, but intend to make demonstration
in vast numbers upon Georgetown, Jefferson
Citv and St Louis, and are perfectly con
fideut of their ability to lake them. No i'm
mediate danger is feared at Georgetown, but
the forces there are preparing to receive the
foe. ~
An officer of Mulgans brigade, who left
the vicinity of Lexington Monday evening,
placessno confidence in the truth of the above.
He saws when he left not more than 10 900
rehels had left Lexington, and nothing reliable
was known of what policy they were to pur-
sue. Boonville and Glasgow were quiet at
last advices, but our troops were on the alert.
MaHv think there will be no general engage
ment since the reported evacuation OF Lex
ington, but Others think that Price VIII s9on
strike n blow where it is least expected.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-04

BosroN, OFT. 3.--The first Massachusetts
light battery, reorganizeG since its return from
the three months service, left this afternoon
for tue war, under command OF Capt. Josiah
Porter. The battery is newly and splcndidy
equipped.
New York, Oct. 3.-rhe nine pirates of
the schooner Savannah were removed to-day
from hotel Lafayette TO the city prison.
Timothy Sullivan was murdered last night,
in Il drunken orgie, by Michael Sullivan.
Gen. Butler left Tor Boston this morning.
SAINT b. and VIM. d. Gregory, of the ua.
Wy, were honorabIy reinstated to their posi-
lions to-day, and will command vessels now
fitting out at New York,
CHICAGO, Oct. ga Cairo despatch states
that Il large number Of troops are now EN-,
barking OIL an important expedition Nobody
knows its destination.
CAIRO, Oct 3-The expedition sent yes
teiday to Charleston, returned this morning,
with large quantity oil corn aud nine prison
ers, who are being tried to day before mill
tary commission appointed by Gen. McCler
nand
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-04
REPORTED BATTLE IN WESTERN
VIRGINIA.

New YORK, Oct. 3.-rhe X nawla cor
respondent ot the Commercial, says that five
companies of the first Kentucky, four compa"
MES of the Ohio thirty fourth, and one cOmpa-
ny of tile Virginia fifth, under Lieut., Col
Engart, surrounded and attacked the rebels at
ChapmansviIle, and after short engagement
completely routed them, killing 60 and taking
20 prisoners The rebels in escaping were
intercepted by Col. Hyatt, who killed 40 and
took a large number of prisoners. The coun-
try between Charleston and WyandOtte river
is now free from rebel power. This is a most
effective blow given to the rebels in this part
OF the valley. When the steamer Kanawha
left Charleston, it was reported that battle
was going on between Cox and Floyd and
Wise, at Sewe Mountain, the rebels getting
the worst of it, and falling back on their EN-.
trenchments at Lewisburg.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-04
LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
tn THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
1N.po1TANv MILITARY MOVE
AHAA MENF.

New YoRK, Oct The steamship Van
derbit is fitted with berths for 2O00 men the
Ocean Queen for 2300; the Illinois for 1900 ;
Empire City for 1000 COatzacolcos for 1900 /;
Daniel Webster for 1000; and the steamers
Baltic, Nartanzas and Atlantic, are coaling.
The Great Republic has been chartered by
the government, and is fitting stalls for horses.
Troops across the Potomac are very active
to-day moving in all directions 1t is conjec.
tured that Mcclellan intends to drive in the
rebel pickets, hut not give battle yet. When
the rebels left Falls Church the other day,
they poisoned their meat with strchnne, but
our troops were not caught in that trap 1t is
stated here that the rebels intend an imme-
date advance on Paducah, Kentucky.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-04

face of the enemy, he would have been per-
tectly justified. He, however, had PROPOSE
ton to make to them--all who were willing to
place themselves in his hands should step for
ward three PAGES, those who refused should
retire One hundred and fifty stepped forward
with cheers many were so affected the shed
tears OF joy and expressed their desire to be
placed. where they could retrieve the stigma
their acts brought upon them. The whole
number were Immediately mustered into New
York regiments.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-04
GEN. FREMONT AMP HIS POSITION.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 30-It was currently
reported to-day, and believed in well informed
circles, that Fremont had been summoned to
Washington 10 answer to the charges made
against him by Col Blair. The agent of the
associated press states, on the authority OF
the war department, that no such order has
been issued and the report is consequently u
falsehood.
JEFFERSON CRY Oct 2-Fremont con
tinues actively occupied. His programme is
said 10 be excellent in every particular, and 10
have met the approval OF all the military au-
thorities. Since his arrival here, confidence
in the federal cause has greatly increased, and
it is now believed that before the end Of the
month Missouri will be pnrged OF all the
rebels.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-04
THE MUTINEDIis Ar RIP RAPs.

FORTRESS MONROE, Oct: Gen. WOOL ad,
dressed the prisoners at Rip Raps, who had
been sent there by Gen. Mcclellan en- route
~ Tortupas, lie told them that had McClel.
Ian shot them on the spot for rebellion in the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-04

To the Young Ladies' and Gentlemen OF
WOrcester-Ihe subscriber proposes TO form Class
to meet on WEDNESDAY snd SATURDAY Afternoons
OF limited numner to commence about the first OF DC
tOber, the studying of Drawing in Pencil Crayon
Pupils in every department received as usual. Every
advantage viii be afforded to students who intend to
teach. Photographs Painted and Copiec in Water Col
ors, or Oil Painting large collection of Oil Paintings
Water Colors and India Ink Drawings for sale and
free exhibition. THOS. EDWARDS.
Studio, Nos, II and 20 Flagg's Building.
Sc d3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-04

Draper ~ Clark, Commission Merchants, amp
dealers in Flodr Grain. Meal Grass Seed Seed Oats
Salt, Lime, Calcned Plaster, Plaster Paris, Ground
OYSTER Shells Bone Dust, and Farmers Produce gener
ally also, Sole Agents for the sale of Mapes Super
phosphates of Lime, and American Guano-two of the
best fertilizers In the world thousands who have used
them, and know, testify to.
DRAPER & CLARK,
app diff Nos. IS and 81 Front street. Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-04
DROF. BANNTNGs BRACES.-Mrs

Il Holt Medical Electrician, is Agent for the sale OF
Dr. Banning Celebrated Body Brace. Ladies' and gen
tlemen wishing examine them will please call at No.
Southbridge street. diff my2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-04

MILLBURY BANK-Notlce is hereby
AHA given that the Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
of the Ailbury Bank will be held the first MONDAY
in October next, at O'Clock p. m, at their Banking
Rooms for the choice of Directors to fix the limit of
the loan to Directors, and to any other business
that may properly come before them.
d. ATWOOD, Cashier.
Alillbury, Sept. 20, 1851. dto7 $50
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-04

Il SHALL SELL in front of my Sales
Il Rooms Nos. it, 6s and 10 Main street, on SArUR-
DAY the 9Th dav of October inst, at O'Clock 7 NJ
without reserve very fine Morgan Colt, years old;
one Work Horses, one or two Bugges ana Varl-
Gus other articles. dat oE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-04
OCTOBER 1.-SPECIAL NOTICE.

NOTICE.-All persons having accounts
with the subscriber respectfully requested to
call and adjust the without DELAY. Those that
up promptly will be kindly remembered.
II. f. CARPENTER.
Worcester, Oct. |, 1861. div o2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-04

%Srs Nj. w, GeraIds, PHYSICIAN AND SUCCESS
PUI MIDWIFE, removed to No. 43 Exchange street
Snecial attention given Uterine Complaints and dis
sases Of children Office hours from TO M, and
rom | 10 Pm dtf ana
The Hillsborough recorder., 1861-10-30
LATE FROM EUROPE.

HALirAx. Oct. iS.--The steamship Arabia
has arrived. She left Liverpool on satur.
day. the 5th. and brings telegraphic dates
via Queenstown, Of the commercial business
up TO The night Of the 5th inst. Her intelIi.
genee Is two DAYS later than that brought by
the North America.
The Pope Of Rome repudiates all compro-
mise with the enemies of his Government.
The expedition fitting out 10 Spain against
Mexico Is progressing rapidly. aud will sail
at an early day.
Mr.. Lindsey. member Of Parliament, in a
recent speech at Sunderland. To his consti,-
uenis. gave il as his opinion that the Eng
lish Government ought TO urge the raising of
the American blockade. and that England
and France should now consider the espedi-
ency Of recognizing the Southern Coniedera-
ey. This opinion elected cheers aud some
Kisses.
The financial depression continues in Pa
ris, and there had been some agitstion, ow.
ing to an advance 10 the price of bread.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1861-10-30

dolas IN advance, or two dollars and 6y cents when
payment Is delayed. New subscribers will Ia al cases
beexPected % pay in advance. Subscribers indebted
fog the present year will be charged but two dollars il
payment is promptly made. The stay law passed by
our Legislature, which puts ,out Of our power to en-
force collections, trust win operate but in few in
stances TO our preudice. An honest and honorable
man will not wait for the law to compel him to be just
% his neighbor
The Prostraiion Of business in general has cut Of in
large degree our receipts for advertisements and Job
work and we must depend almost entirely upon our
subscription list for support but II is hardly equal 10
that purpose now. We hope our friends and the people
Of DANCE will exercise some Of their influence to in.
crease our list and not suffer the paper 60 down. as
many others have DONE for the want Of sufficient sup.
port We shall continue, earnestly and industriousy
to endsavo to make paper useful, and to give ell
important and reliable nearly If not quite as early
as any other weekly paper in the State We think our
opportunities will enable us to do this.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1861-10-30

Hos. R. c. PUaYEaR. 6nd 10 the last
lredell Express letter from this gentleman,
now member Of the Provisional Congress,
IN which he declines 10 be candidate for a
seat 10 the regular Congress. and urges his
friends TO vote for some other person. The
sentiments OF the letter are highly creditAble
TO Col. Puryear. He says:
" The Union is dissolyed-the Southern
Coniederacy is formed 10 that Confedera-
cy all that is sacred and dear to freemen is
edangered and threatened with destruction.
Harmony and perfect unanimity are indis-
pensable TO enable US 70 expel i ruthless en-
emy from our land and to restore peace and
safety TO our distracted country and suffer-
ing people"
Col. Psryear advises the people Of the
District, without distinction Of parfy." 10
unite upon some one for Congress q who may
receive the unanimous support of all parties .
Raiagk Naadaxd.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1861-10-30

CoxnoS scHooLs Ls.-'rhe President aud Di.
rectors Of the Literary Fupd &C North Care.
lina held q meeting in Raieigh on Friday
last. the 18th. The sun Of s90.45a was or.
dered TO be distributed among the various
counties Of tks State. payable on the FIRST
day Of Aprf next. In consequence of the
heavy demands upon the State Treasury Cor
war purposes AZ this time. il vas found i'm.
possible 10 furnish the chairmen OF the dif.
iersnt counties with the money immediately
alter the declaration Of the distribution. Il
Is hoped snd believed that the schouIs will
be csntinued with the assurance that the er.
pensss ~iIl be metih April. II was impos-
sibie FOR the Literary Board to make bet.
ter arrangement. and the course they adopt.
ed was deemed better than To- make no dis
trfbution At all. We suppose tahIe. show.
ing the amounts each county is entitled to.
will be pubIished in few DAYS.
Charlotte Demo0of.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1861-10-30
70, ,A. HiI.bsrousA Recorder.



Ma. HEAsrr ~ have seen no notice in
your paper OF the Emo Soldiers Relief So.
ciety. As every notice Of the patriotic do
ings Of the ladies' Of our Confederacy tends
60 cheer and encourage all hearts. will you
please insert this brief notieei
This Society has forwarded. Or has now
ready for our soldiers, supplies 70 the amount
Of $500 or $500. embracing items as follows.
9 comforts. II sheets. IS pillows. e3 towels.
IS blankets. 81 pair drawers. 95 shirts. 100
or more pair sucks. together with eensid :
erable amount of Hospital Stores, consisting
of old linen. lint. bandages. sugar. tea, tin.
ware. soap. &c.
These supplies have been collected and
made, by q little effort on the part Of the So
eiety. every one dong with hearty good will
the work 10 be done. and giving cheerfully
such articles as could be spared. al present.
from existing supplies. With little more
time Tor laying plans and making arrange.
msnts. the good ladies' Of our commonwealth
will prove 70 the world that there is but lIt.
tle danger of our families or soldiers suffer.
ing from the want Of such things as are es.
sential TO their comfort. even in winter quar-.
ters. e.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1861-10-30
LATE FROM EUROPE.

st. Johns, October 10.
The steamship Etna, from Liverpool, pass.
ed Cape Race on yssterdsy. She brings
dates up to Thursday. Oct. 10th.
The King Of Prussia had been on q briel
visit 20 Napoleon.
The Emperor OF China IL dead.
Prince Napoleon has sent 20 the Emperor
Napsleon important State papers on Ameri-
can affairs.
Mr.. Lindsay. the member Of Parliament,
in public lecture had again strongly urged
the expediency Of England and France en-.
deayoring TO effect a peaceful separation Of
the Northern aud Southern States Of Amer
iea.
Earl Russell discoursges interference in
the international affairs OF Mexico. bat SAYS
that the English Government will exercise
the right Of requiring security for the per.
sonsl property Of English citizens in Mexi.
CO, and the tulhlment Of all engagements.
Orders were about being issued 10 prepare
q French squadron for the coast ot Mexico.
The French Goyernpent has stated that
the price Of bread will not be further adj
yanced.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1861-10-30

=
" 70 Mr.. II. N. Brown, for numerous acts 0
kindness towards US, Oar Company Is nov
IN need Of blankets, and they will be thank
FULLY received from any who can spare them
and there are no doubt many such in ths
county Of Orange.
From our camp near Kittrell's Springs we
we're transferred to Hertford. Perquimons
county, but on account Of the swampy situ-
alton, removed thence to camp Pembroke,
about a mile and a half across the sound from
Edenton. Persons wishing to send letters
or boxes to members Of the Company will
direct them, to (the name of the person) Co.
X, Camp Pembroke. Edenton. N. C..
On eur way from Kittreil's to Hertford, we
were compelled to put ashore. at Edenion,
Sergeant Faucett and private Blalock Of our
Company, and privates Scott and Tucker Of
Captain Coles. on account Of sickness. The
greatest kindness and sympathy were shown
to these sick soldiers BY the Misses Paxton,
Mcdowell and Wood, and DR.. w. G. War
reu tended them not only with professional
skill, but with fatherly care. Such hospital
ity and generosity will not soon pass from our
remembrance. and the citizens Of Edenion
may be assured that if the fortunes Of war
shall afford the occasion, the Orange Cavai-
y will derive peculiar satisfaction in put
ting forth its best efforts to repel the enemy
from their shores.
Respectfully yours.
WILLIAM. A. GRAHAM. Jr.,
First Liruiensnt Commanding.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1861-10-30
October %.
SEQUESTRATION NOTICE.

INHE undersigned, appointed Receiver under the
= SequestIation Act, for the counties Of Orange,
Wake, Cumberland and Harnett, hereby gives notice
to all persons having any lands, tenemenis OF hereda.
men,s goods or chaels, rights credits or any inter-
est therein, Of or for any alien enemy Of the coneds-
rate States Of America, speedily TO inform me Of The
same. and to render an account thereof and so Ear
practicable. 70 put the same in my possession under
the penalty Of the law for Noncompliance.
also notify each and every citizen Of the confede.
rate States speedily give information to me Of any
and all lands, tenemens and heredamenis goods and
chaiies, rights and credits within the said counties.
will attend the different counties in few days for
the purpose Of receiving, which time due notice will
be given.
G. II. WILDER, Receiver.
october 20. i6-6w
The Hillsborough recorder., 1861-10-30
To our Subscribers.

Oar necessities compel us 10 make an earnest call up.
on I'll our customers of the payment Of sreafsges We
have but small supply Of paper on hand. and ,hsll MOI
have the means ofpplenshng H. unless We arc success.
fol in making early collections. some Of Our subscr.
ben se indebted ici long periods. and We hope sense
Of justice and LIBERAL disposition will induce them to
make e extra ersr,ion 70 hsp us N ihi. ,mefgsn.
ey. The increased price o. nk and pspsr. and the re-
quiremsni Of cash Coz everything We Get. compel y. 10
esaet more strict compliance win our terms two
The Hillsborough recorder., 1861-10-30
For ihe HiIIsboroush Recorder.

Ma. HEARrr:--Cel. Arlington claims. in
his speeches. almost the entire vote OF Nash
county; why should we not claim the same
in Orange for our candidate; we certainly
have not less county pride than Nash. /
don't know thatany candidate or public man
10 our time has rendered so much service for
the public good as our candidate Josiah Tur.
ner. jr. He was the first advocate for taxing
slaves as property 10 the State. For a while
the question was voted down by the people
OF Orange. Alter two years reflection the
people Of Orange reversed iaeir decision, and
the question aud the man have been in favor
esersince. Other Counties should eknowledge
the oligation. as BY the tax on that species of
property much OF material aid for prosecuting
the war will be raised. His devotion TO the
old Government will be proof of his fidelity
TO the new. Yours,
AID yAL0REM.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1861-10-30
pof The HilIsbofoush Recorder.
ORANGE CAVALRY.

Camp Pembroke, near Edcnion,
October i7,h. 1851.
ID. HsssrT, ESQ. ,--Permit me, through
The Recorder, 10 return the thanks Of the
Orange Cavalry 10 the ladies of llilIsborough
and vicinity. for their many kindnesses to Us
during our eneampment there. While we
are indebted to many. we are especially So.
70 Mrs. Roulhac, Mrs. DE-. Jones, Mrs. Knox,
Mrs. n. N. Brown, and the Misses Kelley
foe valued fa,ors. We are also under obi.
gations TO several gentlemen, aud particular.