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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-09
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, July Slate Virginia pa
pers state that Beverly Robinson, of the 4th
Virginia cavalry, has been appointed briga-
der, and taken Ashby's command. Complaint
Is made Of inhuman treatment of rebel sol
dlers by our own on the peninsula Several
Georgians, it is said, were hung, and many
bodies mutilated, but this is known here to be
untrue.
Fred. D. Stuart of this city, formerly of
Brooklyn, N. Y, appointed acting master, has
been ordered to report to Capt. Wilkes, and
will, it is understood, be his chief executive
officer.
None of the proposals for gunboats for the
navy come up to the requirements for draft
and speed.
Gen. Franklin, in addition to those men
toned in yesterdays dispatch, has been NOM
mated by the president, as brevet brigadier in
the regular army, and major general of vol
unteers.
1t is currently believed that congress will
adjourn SINE die next Monday. The business
has been reduced to only a few prominent
measures, and other matters to be disposed of
without much controversy. The committee
of ways and means will have disposed of all
bills originated by them. The tariff bill, with
the senate amendments, will be returned to
the house tomorrow. The confscation bill
is pending in the conference committee. The
soldiers pension and naval appropriation bills
are yet to be definitely acted upon. Unless
more important questions intervene, the ses-
sion can be closed by the time indicated.
The Star says that on Friday last a division
of Gen. McDowells corps took up their line
of march for Warrenton, Va. which point
they now hold We presume this movement
is preparatory to prompt and proper concen-
tration Of Pope's army.
Yesterday afternoon submarine battery
was towed to the navy yard by tug from
Philadelphia. As it lies in the water it re-
sembles sturgeon, and is about thirty feet
long and six in diameter.
Tax collectors and assessors will be select
ed in the mode usually adopted in the treas
ury department. All applications are re.
celved and filed together with all letters in
support OF proposed appointments, whether
from members of congress or other citizens
Inc names of all applicants with abstracts of
the letters and information relating to each
are submitted to the president, together with
the Judgment of the secretary of the treasury
as to the proper persons to be selected. With
these papers before him the president forms
his own opinions and makes his own apnoint-
ments.
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From Fort Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, July Ten trans
port steamers are here to-day. Tue Elm
City and Knickerbocker have each over 500
sick and wounded on board. The Knicker-
booker goes to Washington and the Elm City
to New York. No person is allowed to board
them for any information. Five deaths have
occurred on board since leaving Harrison's
Landing.
Three regiments of cavalry left for mp the
river this mornings The flag of truce boat
has returned from White House. All quiet
there, and no rebels seen. She brought
some fifty contrabands and few stragglers
Gen. Burnside's flag boat arrived here this
afternoon.
The following eastern soldiers are on the
steamer Kennebec:-
From the 18TH Mass. Regiment-Ca Captain
Walter Forehand, wounded in head; Captain
Charles H. Watson, in hip; w. S. Shaw, lost
an arm; Lieut.. F. S. Corbin James Shay
and Frank McCambridge, sick with fever, and
r. Barrett, wound not named.
10th MaSS.-W. A. johnson, wounded in
thigh; NJ. P. Hatch; sergeant E. Bates,
wound in hand; j. Powers, in leg.
Other Regiments Abernethy, Jacob
Farr and Il. Ingraham, 1lth Massachusetts,
fever; 2. Beard, 18th Maine, fever; James
Quinlan, 18th Massachusetts, leg; Jno. Leitch,
9th Massachusetts, head; VIM. Sullivan, do,
lost an arm; P. Huron do, foot; NJ. Mine
han, do, wounded in the thigh Lieut.. c. A.
Alvord, 18th Massachusetts, fever; j. S.
Crandall, I'd Rhode Island, lungs; James
Wilson, LIST Massachusetts, arm /; VIM. Burke,
9Th Massachusetts, hand; M. Clancy, 9th
Massachusetts, arm and side A. w. Stetson,
10Th Massachusetts, sick; J. Mccarthy, 18th
Massachusetts, thigh; William Burbank, 10Th
Massachusetts, back; C. Lowell, j. Powers,
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flying from the conscription which is enforced
in the most vigorous Wanner. Boats are fire.
quently fired on from the shore.
The Grenada Appeal of July Sd, says that
''large numbers of confederate troops have
gone from Tupelo to Water Valley, 40 miles
south of Holley Springs. breckenridge di-
vision has gone to Vicksburg. A large num-
Der of Mississippi troops have gone to Rich
mond. Nearly all the government stores have
been removed from Grenada to place occu-
pied by 20OO or 5000 rebels. They have
buried all the trestle work of bridges between
Memphis and Cold Water"
Gen. Hindman has issued an appeal to the
people of Arkansas, and says that he intends
''to annoy the enemy in every possible way
and asks the people to do their part.
The Little Rock Gazette on the 28th says
that 'the federals have evacuated Indian Bay
and St. Charles, and have gone in the direc-
ton of Memphis. Gen. Curtis left Batesyille
and crossed Black River, and is supposed to
be marching towards Cache Bridge, with
view to reach the Mississippi River via Crow
ley's Ridge"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-09

CINCINNATI, July S.-Gov. Morton's call for
eleven more regiments and six batteries of
artillery, although published yesterday morn
ing, was responded to in most hearty and
confident manner by prominent and influen-
tial representatives from over thirty counties
Gov. Morton and Hon. w. P. Thompson ad-
dressed large meeting at indianapolis last
night. The organization of new regiments in
Ohio will commence Immediately. Camps are
being established in different parts of the
state for their reception. Recruiting has ma
terially improved in the last few days Over
eight hundred privates on furloughs have re-
ported at Camp Chase, and more are expected
every day.
ALBANY, July 8.-The adutant general
has issued an order relating to new enlist
ments. There is to be camp in each sena-
torial district. Each recruiting officer must
confine his recruiting to the senatorial district
for which he is appointed The force will be
received and mustered into the service of the
United States by regiments.
BUFFALO, July S.-The common council
have appropriated $50, 900 to raise new regi-
ments, giving $50 bounty to each recruit, in
addition to the government bounty.
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LATEST NEWS.
From NIcC1ellan,s Army.
BY TELEGRA PH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY

BosToS, July S.-A letter from the Massa-
chusetts first states that the regiment has been
reduced to about one hundred and seventy
five effective men. Company A numbers
but fourteen. Col. Cowdin is sick, Major
Chandler missing, and Capt. Baldwin is act
ing colonel. Col. Cass, who arrived home to-
day, is hopeful of soon again heading the
brave ninth. His wound is severe, but is not
considered dangerous. The French princes
now here respectfully decline the public hos
FATALITIES and courtesies rendered by the
mayor They speak of Gen. Mcclellan and
his army in the highest terms.
Fort MONROE, July 6.-An officer in charge
Of Savage's Station during the late battles,
states that all the sick and wounded were re-
moved before the rebels reached there.
Another small rebel gunboat beside the Teaz-
or, ventured down James river on the 3rd
inst, and was sunk by our gunboats. Gen.
Mcclellan has advanced about seven miles up
the river, but no fighting has been heard of
for the last two days
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Gen. Burnside Marching On.

PHILADELPHIA, July S.-The Press has the
following dispatch dated Newbern, I'd inst,
"Burnside's entire corps d aymee is in motion,
bound inland somewhere, probably to coop
crate with Mcclellan. Your readers will be
surprised to hear that three divisions are now
in motion from this place. and more to come.
You will hear good news from Burnside,
Parke, Foster, and Reno, very soon. The
troops are overjoyed to think they are about
to follow our gallant Burnside into victori-
GUS field once more.'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-09

New HAVEN, July S.-The largest meeting
ever held in New Haven assembled here this
evening to respond to the call for volunteers.
Music Hall was crowded to its utmost capaci-
ty. Commodore Andrew II. Foote presided
over the meeting, though still disabled by his
wounds and unable to walk. Speeches were
made by senator Dixon, Gov. Buckingham,
Rev. DIR. Bacon, Hon. Alvin P. Hyde, Hon.
Thos. H. Bond, Rev. DR.. Nadall, Hon John
f. Trumbull, Hon. Charles Chapman, Capt.
Hunt of the army, and others. The meeting
was most enthusiastic one, and the people
are thoroughly aroused. Connecticut will
not be behind her sister states in responding to
the presidents call for troops.
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The Indians Once More.

PACIFIC SPRINGS, UTAH, July THE In
dams have taken all the stage stock from
three or four stations east Of the Rock Ridge,
thirty-two head in all, and killed two emf.
grants and took their stock. They also took
one hundred and forty horses from Californi-
ans at 70 Spring war with the Chey-
ennes, Snakes, and two or three bands of
Sioux. appears inevitable. There are only
five hundred troops on the whole line, which
are not enough for its protection.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-09

New York, July S,-A letter from one Of
our prisoners at Salisbury, N. c., says Capts,
Omeraro of the New York 42d, and Austin of
the I'd Kentucky, assistant surgeon Slocum Of
the navy, and Hoffman, medical purveyor Of
Gen. Banks division, are held as hostages for
somebody unknown.
New York, July SIT is rumored that the
navy department will soon place Com. Foote
at the head Of the new naval expedition for
winch vessels are now fitting out, to consist
chiefly of vessels of the regular navy.
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skirnish in the Valley.

New YORK, June S.-A Winchester letter
of the I'd inst, reports that General Geary's
command had advanced into Big Fort Valley
His advance fell into an ambuscade near Port
Furnace. A skirmsh ensued, in which two
cavalry men were wounded, not fatally, and
the rebels were driven from the rocks and
stone fences they occupied. Geary holds the
ground gained.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-09

hardly so rn 800 kegs at ssc and SIG bbs at "a q Sc
Butter dull Whisky irmer; sales 500 bbls at 2S3 "a
Zs5c; 800 lbs = y D at SOC. Rice firm sal 800 bags
Patna at Sc; 100 bags Rangoon at 81, Sugars irmer;
sales 22O0 hhds; New Or cans q 03, by auction SIS
mus at So; Mu.covado s 9e 50 boxes HavanS 75c
Gomez less actve but prices unchanged Rio 400 bags
at pc
CATTLE MARKET.-NEw York, July 8.-Beef de-
ellned &c; sales at q Ssc receipts 1850 Cows and
caves unchanged. sheep and Lambs Is a soc lower;
eepts $500 Swine dull at "a q 3ss; receipts 1900.
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NEW York, July s.-CoTToN mere active and firmer
safes SgV oales az gilG ior middling uplands
FLOUk-shes 10 sou bbls; state and W stern heavy
and D. lover; superfne state 445 "a 47O extra STA Z
4e5 90 S9NOi round hoop OHIO 5lO 90 5,l5: superfine
western AS % 465 common to good extra western
$50 % 50b southern iavors buyers; sales 1900 bbs mixed
10 good s5l0 a. 50; fucv 5S5 a. 675; tanndn Sc lower;
sales 1900 bOls; extra 400 a. 6,25
Wheat lcloWer; sales 24 sO0uush; Chicago spring CSC
"a lOS; amber Iowa LILO a. LIZ; Milwaukee club iUl ID
l,lU; winter red los loi winter red western l,l9 a
l2l: white Michigan l25 % 1855; white Cnuada Is.
amber Michigan LA 0 Is, extra choice do III. Corn
1c lower; sales $4,000 bush; mixed western 53 @ 5!c
Oats dull -
Beef nm but quiet sales $50 bbls. Pork unchanged
sales lJlO bbs Cut meats dull Bacon nominal. Lard
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-09

NEW YORK, July s-SrOCKS are moro active and
hlsheri Chicago and Rock Island 6s; Toledo 4l3 Ca
lena and chicago 6g1; Cleveland ana ittsburg 20 ll
nous central scrip 5yA; Michigan southern guaranteed
3St Alcgan Ce9tra 6O Harlem referred SS; Hudson
~ AMERICAN Gold lll3; Pacific Mail 1884; y Central
9lfi ErIe 3lf Milwaukee and rIarc ia CHEN 80; q 5
slAes 81 coupons lOla; skies VI regise 1919
onNes yUfi skies year certins 90;
MY 5-l0 lOJa Kentucky lives 941; California
9li Illinois coupon bonds '62 81.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-09
From the Shenandoah valley.

FRONT ROYAL, VA, July SIT is reported
here that one of our wagon trains, on the
road near Flint Hill, was attacked yesterday
by about 200 bushwhackers, and panic on a
small scale ensued; but they were soon re-
pulsed and driven into the mountains.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-09
HOTSE.

The house concurred in the report of the
committee of conference on the treasury note
BILL and resumed the consideration of the
bill for the discharge Of state prisoners and
others, on bail or recognizances, to await
trial. 1t was debated. Mr.. SHEFFIELD moved
to lay it on the table. Disagreed to--29
against 49,
Mr.. BIDDLE offered an amendment making
it lawful for the president, whenever public
safety requires, to suspend the writ of habeas
corpus twelve months, or until the next meet
ing Of congress- in any part of the country
where the execution of the laws is obstructed
or opposed by force. Under the operation Of
the previous question the amendment was ex-
cluded. The bill then passed.
The house passed the senate bill defining
the pay and emoluments OF officers of the
army. One section empowers the president
to discharge any officer unsuitable for duty,
or whose dismissal would promote the public
interests. Another bestows full citizenship
on persons born abroad after one years resi-
dence on condition of honorably serving in
the army.
The house insisted on its disagreement to
the senate's substitute for the contscation
bill, and consented to committee OF confer
ence.
The house concurred in the conference re-
port on the civil appropriation bill.
Adjourned
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-09

Late Commissioner of Patents
MIR. r. H. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN appli-
cations all but of which have grant
ed and that is ao1 pendinq Such umistakeabe proof
of great talent his part leads recommend all
inventors to apply to him to procure their patents
thav may be of having the most faithful attention
bestowed their and at very charges
JOHN TAGGART
During eight mon his the subscriber in course of his
large practice, made thrice rejected applications
TEEN APPLALS, EVERY ONE Of which decided
In his favor, b. the Commissioner Of Patents
K. IL. EDDY.
Dae
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-09
vs. " ""'' w yS "'' GHAs E. STEVENS, Asst. Reg.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSA


RtCUARD q. GASklbL, Plaintiff.
EDWARD NJ DAVEN PORT, Defendant.
In action Of contract for the recovery Of two hun
dred and ninety illas ana eighteen cents Accord
ing TO the pi Of particulars annexed to the Plaintiffs
declarations appears by the writ and decl ration filed
IN his act And II appearing said Court that
said Defendant. the time of the service the writ
was not an nhabtnnt Of or resident in this Common
wealth. it Is Ordered that notice be given to said Defend
at the next term OF said Court 10 be hold
tember next. or his default will be recorded and Judgment
rendered against him. and thai said notice be given bv
publishing attesed copy Of this order ia the Massn
chusetts spv newspaper printed III Worcester in said
County Of Worcester three weeks excessively Tho Ist
publication to be thirty days before the sitting of the
said Court or by wing him with attested COW OF
this order fourteen days before the sitting of said nur
Attesti JOSEPH MASON, Clerk
copy, Attest; JOSEPH MASON, CLERK.
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSA-

~ HUSETTS.-Worcester, IS Probate Court.-TO
the of KIN, creditors and all other interested
IN the estate of KEUBtN RAY, late Of Oxford in said
county, deccased intestate:
You are hereby cited appear at Probate Court to
be held WOrce ter in said county Of Worcester, the
first TUESDAY of August next at nine o'clock IN the fore
to show ii any YOU have, why letter Of
administration he estate Of said deceased should not
be Granted Jonathan =. aua Of pNfrd. In the county
OF Worcester Aud the said Dana hereby directed give
public notice thereof by publshi.g this citation
week, for three successive weeks IN the newspaper
called the assa huseis -pv printed at Worcester The
last pubca ion be day at least before said Court
Witness HENRY CHAPLIN, Esquire Judge Of said
Court this third day Of July In the year thousand
eight hundred and slXtv-twO.
jyg vat CHAS. f. STEVENS, Asst Reg.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-09

SOLICITOR OF PATIENTS,
Late agent OF u S. Patent Office, Wastiaqtoa (ander
The Act Of 1870
5G State ST., opposite AIlby ST., Boston.

After an extensive practice of upwards of twenty
years. continues to Patents in the Uued Sates
Also in Great Britain, France and other foreign coun
tries. Caveats Specifications, Bonds, Assignments and
all Papers Drawings for Patents executed on liberal
terms, and with dispatch, Researches made into Amer
and Foreign works. to determine the validity OF u-
ty OF Patents OF Inventions legal other advice
rendered in all matters touching the same Copies of
the claims of any Patent furnished by RENTING One
Dollar. Assignments recorded at Washington.
The Agency is not only the largest in New England
but through inventors have advantages for securing
Patents, of ascerainng the patentabty of inventions
unsurpassed by, if not UNNECESSARILY superior to, any
which can be offered them elsewhere. Tn Testimon-
ais below given prove that none is MORE SUCCESS
FCL AT THE PATENT OFFICE than the subscriber;
and his SUCCESS Is HE BEST PROOF OF ADYAN-
TAGES AND ABILITY, he would add that he has
abundant telieve, and prove that at no
other office of the kind the charges for
services moderate lhe immense practice of the sub
riber during the twenty past. has enabled him
accumulate vast collection OF specifications and of
fetal decisions relative to Patents.
These besides his extensive library of legal and
chanca works, aud full accounts patents granted In
the United States and Europe render him able, beyond
question, to offer superior facilities obtaining Pa
tents.
All necessity of journey te Washington TO procure
patent and the usual great delay there here saved
inventors.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-09

4 DMINTSTKATRTX'S SALE. vii

~ DMINlC IA hIA . SAlE. - VIII
A be sold at Public Auction, pursuant to license
granted by the Judge of the Probate Cout in and for
the county Of Worcester, on THURSDAY. the
tecnth day of july, A 1862 o'clock in the
ternoon, much Of The following described Real Is
tate belonging TO the estate OF Isham Chapman late
Of Worcester said county, deceased shall be sufs
hcent TO raise the OF TWENTY-FIVE hundred ninety
hve and II 100 dollars for the payment the debts of
sale deceased and the charges of administration his
estate rtan lot VI land situate the easerly side
Of Liberty street in said Worcester being the
scribed in deed Civ TO the said Isham Chapman by
George Span ding dated Feb 81 1855 and recorded in
the Worcester County Registry, Book $685. Pa 242;
also undivided ha of that real estate situate the
sOutherlv side of Thomas strcettn said Worcester and
being Nos and on said street which was decided to
Silas binsmOre and Isham s. hapman by Levi Lincoln
by deed dated March 49, 1886 and recorded In said Reg
isry Book 49, Page 5 together with the land and priv
iege Of drainage decided to lsham s. CHAPMAN by Leon
ard r. Hudson bv deed dated Dec % 1860 and recorded
in said Registry Book 637 Page aba also lot of land
Ward street in said Worcester being lot numbered eleven
Q) plan of lots recorded the last page of Book
$40 in said Registry; lot of land situate the
soufhery side seymour street Ia said Worcester being
lot numbered thirty seven sd on the plan of lots re
corded Aforesaid. Tee sales will take place upon the
several premises aforesaid the order advertised, until
the sum money aforesaid Is raised and will be Tor
ANN CHAIRMAN Administrative.
Worcester. ,June 20. 1862 wat iV2
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XXXVIEth Congress, First session..
WASHINGTON, July s.
SENATE.


The confiscation bill came up. The motion
to agree to the house bill was rejected, IA
against %. The senate insisted upon its
amendment, 28 to 10, and asked for a COM
mittee of conference.
The resolution for the expulsion of senator
Simmons was referred to the Judiciary com
mittee, 81 against T.
The tariff bill came up.
The senate proceeded to consider the
amendments reported by the committee Of fl
nance. The duty on spirits distilled was
raised from 25 to so cents a gallon; on sheet
iron, raised about 80 per cent; on quinine, al
tered from rs cents an ounce to 40 per cent.
advalorum; on opium prepared for smoking,
so per cent. adyalorem. The proviso ex-
emptng rags was struck out. On chickory
the duty was reduced from 4 to cents per
pound.
Mr.. POWELL offered an amendment repeal
ing bountes on fishing vessels. Rejected.
The bill was reported to the senate. Amend
ments were considered. The duty on spirits
distilled from grain was raised to fifty cents
per gallon; on sheet iron, about thirty-three
per cent; on quinine, altered from seventy
five cents per ounce to forty five per cent adj
valorem; on opium for smoking, eighty per
cent. The amendments passed.
A bill to amend the act of 1895, calling out
the militia to suppress INVASION was intro
duced; and u bill was introduced amendatory
of the act prohibiting the slave trade. The
bill equalizing the grade of naval officers, was
taken up, and an amendment adopted that ma
val officers shall have the same pay as army
officers of the same grade, and disallowing
ratons to retired officers. The grade Of adj
miral was changed to rear admiral.
Adjourned.
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10 i4hO NJ ais
ri regard Mr. Eddy of the most capable and
Successful practitioners with whom have had official
intercourse CHARLES MASON.
Commissioner Of Patents.
81 have no hesitation in assuring inventors that they
cannot employ person more competent fnd rust
1orty and more capable of putting their applications
form to secure for them arly and favorable consid
Grafton at the Patent Office"
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MORTGAGEES SALE-Will he sold
for Sale or o. gst.

no LET - Two Nice tenements, with
- barn. on Laurel street, nearly opposite the Meeting
tensns. Apply TO WM r. ALLYN, corner Of East and
Farwe streets. d2w& is2l
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-06-14
NOTICE.

TIME ANNUAL LEVY for Hartford
County will close OH the 25th June
next. All persons having claims against
the County, are hereby notified to present
the same, duly proven, on or before that
time By order,
JOHN T. SPICER,
ie7 Clerk.