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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-21
LATEST NEWS.
GEN. Corcoran in Baltimore.
BY TELEGRA PH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 20.-Gen. Corcoran re-
ceived the citizens at the Eutaw House this
evening, which was thronged from five to sew
en- o'clock with an immense concourse, anX-
iOus to see the martyr patriot, and welcome
him to the city. A large number of Irish cit
liens also called, to whom he made personal
appeals to arouse their countrymen of Balti-
more to rally to the standard of the Union
He consented to address the people tonight
at Monument Square, and the front of the
court house was beautifully decorated and il
Illuminated for the occasion. Mayor Chap
man presided, and introduced the general, who
was received by the immense concourse, with
repeated cheers. Gen. Corcoran returned
thanks for the enthusiasm of his reception,
and attributed it rather to the glorious cause
with which he was identified, rather than to
any personal merit. He then proceeded to
give an account of his imprisonment, and re-
lated a number of incidents of outrage at
Richmond, Charleston, Columbia, and Sails
bury. He described the prison at Salisbury,
where three hundred Union citizens were
prisoners, among whom he had found num-
Der of Irishmen, who had refused to fight I'M
der any other flag than that to which they had
sworn allegiance on their arriving in this coun-
try, and their treatment was more brutal than
that of the military prisoners and among
them were old gray headed men, bowed down
with suffering and sorrows, but firm in their
allegiance. The deaths among them averaged
twenty day for the last six weeks.
He appealed to all who loved the old flag
and hated tyranny to rally with him to the
succor and relief of those suffering martyrs.
He gave graphic description of the condition
OF Richmond under the rule of the arch fend
and tyrant, JEFF. Davis, and declared that lib.
erty no longer existed there, and would never
be vouchsafed the people until the old flag
was restored. The streets presented a most
deserted and sorrowful condition, no able-bod-
led man dared walk in the streets unless pro-
vided with a military pass, and all that was to
be seen on its thorougmares was jaded and
ragged soldiers, and women and children
dressed in mourning.
If, any of his hearers sympathized with the
rebellion, it was only necessary for them to
see what he had seen to drive all such feel
ings from their hearts. He verify believed
that no such tyranny and oppression existed
on the face of the earth as the despotism Of
the southern confederacy. He concluded with
strong appeal to his countrymen of Balti-
more, who he could not believe were disloyal
to the country that gave them freedom, liber-
ty, and citizenship, to rally to the support of
the government in crushing the rebellion.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 20.--At dinner party
in New Orleans, recently, prominent Louis
ianian said, in the presence of Reverdy John
son, that with the latter as governor and Gen.
Dix in the place of Butler, the people would
rally, and through convention, bring the
state back into the Union. From this private
remark, doubtless, has risen the rumor that
such an arrangement is to be consummated
1t has no other basis. Gen. Burnside is here.
Complaints have been made that news of
important movements by the national armies
is prematurely published in some of the New
York Journals Gen. Halleck has determined
to order correspondents out of the lines of
Gen. Pope, if not also out of those of other
generals, and that the exodus will commence
very speedily.
When the forces of Major Gen. Butler were
fitted out his quartermaster, became indebted
to some fifty leading mercantile houses of New
England. On that account he was rejected
by the senate. Another man took his place,
and was instructed to send all the accounts
to Washington for settlement This was
done. The merchants protested against cut
ting down their bills without remedy for
months, but this week the merchants appealed
to their senator, Sumner who came hither,
and, having satisfied the secretary of war of
the equitable character Of the claims, the lat
ter ordered the payment ofthe entire amount,
over $500, 900, part Of it here and the remain
der in Boston.
Another military prison has been prepared.
1t is flour warehouse in Georgetown, capa-
BILE of accommodating five or six hundred.
About one hundred are at.present confined
there. About eighty returned prisoners, of
all grades, from southern prisons, are here
to-day.
Bradford Rixford of Wisconsin has been
appointed special agent for the detection of
frauds in the pension Office.
s. j. 1ilden and Henry V. Poor of New
York, VIM. ID. Griswold of Indiana, Robert
w. Latham of the District of Columbia, and
c. NJ. Mosencraft of California, have been
appointed commissioners of the Pacific rail-
road.
Letters have been received here from Rev.
H. H. Garland Of New York, and other col
ored men of influence at the north, warmly
seconding the plan Of the president, of the
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 20.-Hon Reverdy
johnson of Maryland has made his report to
the government, upon the points in the adj
ministration of affairs in New Orleans. He
not long since went thither to investigate, and
the president has approved its conclusions.
1t is understood that he recommends the re-
turn to the consul of the Netherlands of the
100000 seized by General Butler, that the
$4,000 be returned to the French consul,
and also that a large amount of sugars and
other merchandise be relinquished to the
Greek, British, and other foreign merchants
domiciled in New Orleans, as, according to
Mr.. johnson, these seizures by Gen. Butler
cannot be justified by civil or military law.
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From Fort Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. l9.-Last even
ing 100 Union officers who have been long
incarcerated in southern prisons arrived at
fortress Monroe. They are from Salisbury,
N. c., and other southern prisons, and came
here via Richmond They make bitter COM
plants of hard usage and hard fare. They
left for Washington this afternoon by special
boat.
The Richmond Examiner of Aug. 10th
says eve have no news of interest from
the enemy on the south side.o The Peters
burg Express, whose columns for time tenn
ed with the very latest news from City Point
and innumerable other points, now comes to
us with the sad admission that ''we could
learn nothing of the enemy's movements on
James river yesterday" Where is the rela-
bic free negro? What has become of the
man with the strong eye-glass who used to
watch the Yankees SO closely from the high
est points in Prince George? Have both
these invaluable reporters gone the way of
''our cavalry, who, since the taste they OBJ
tanned of the enemy's quality, have been con-
tent to snuff the Yankees from affair.""
The following is also from the Examiner,
of the 10th :-''Two hundred wounded Y an
KEGS fell into our hands at Cedar Greek, and
were conveyed to Charlottesville. The ma
jorty of them are said to be too seriously
wounded to warrant much expectation of re-
covery. There are among them dozen or
more commissioned officers. A colonel has
had leg and an arm amputated" The same
paper in speaking of the latest foreign news,
claims the strongest sympathies Of France
and England.
Buell. is announced by the Examiner as
having chung five respectable citizens OF the
south, in retaliation for the death Of his gen.
eral McCook" This is declared brutal and
bloody murder. Fiendish acts are declared
to have been committed upon the people and
property happening to be in the locality of the
attack on McCook. Gen. Buell. being known
as one of the most lenient of the Yankee gem
erals, the fact proves that these acts of arson
and hanging emanate from headquarters.
Something must be done to put an end to this
insolence, and these grievous and insulting
outrages. We have the subjects upon which
to infict the terrible retribution. The public
mind is convinced, unless full and fierce re-
taliaton is inflicted this system Of murder
and outrage will continue to go on. How can
we hold demons in awe unless we treat them
as demons?'
Speaking of the election in North Carolina
the Examiner claims that in the election of
Vance over johnson by 10000 to 10000 ma
jority no important principles respecting the
settlement of the present war have been de-
cided. and that the platform of principles of
both parties are identical.
Old Point Comfort presents lively scene,
being crowded with officers of every rank, n
few soldiers, and several hundred suffers.
The harbor is also filled with steamers and
schooners. Many of the latter belong to the
suffers.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Aug. 20.-The federal
loss in the engagement at Low Jack on Fri
day last is understood to have been 150 killed,
wounded, and missing The balance of the
force escaped to Lexington. The section of
artillery lost in the flight was taken and re-
taken four different times, and was finally
spiked and abandoned by the federals.
In the fight at Independence, on the 18th,
Gen. Hughes, who commanded the rebel fegi-
ment at Carthage, and brigade at Wilson's
Creek, was killed, and the notorious and bru-
tai Col. Boyd and Col. Thompson were
wounded the former fatally.
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-EW STRAWB ERRIES

h CARTS PRIVATE SCHOOL No q Warren BLOCK
will commence September Ist
Worcester Aug IS, 1862. div
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Arrival of Sick and wounded at New


New YORK, Aug. 20.-The steamer Allan
tic has arrived from fortress Monroe with GIG
sick and wounded. Among them are the fol-
lowing to the 10th Massachusetts regiment
A. Howe, r. f. Finney, corporal Thomas
Snow j. Addison, Henry A. Waters, A. M.
Hale, corporal A IL. Rice, Charles l.. Shaw,
H. IL. Hosley, John L. Pulse, Edward
barnes, Edwin Goulding, d. Dunn, L. Ly-
naugh, B. Mclaughlin, w. Clarke, j. M.
Hapcott, I. Brown, 0. Battey, P. Nalon, II.
GRAY. ]. Keith.
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CINCINNATI, Aug. 2O.-A freight train on
the Covington and Lexington railroad which
left Covington at 10 O'Clock last night, after
passing Garnett's station ran over obstruc-
tons placed on the track and was precipitated
down a steep embankment Henry d. Smith
engineer, and Abe Tanner brakeman were in
stantly killed The locomotive and IL cars
were completely wrecked. 1t is supposed
that the design of throwing the train off orig
mated with secessionists. 1t was understood
that number of troops would pass over the
road last night. The 18th, 18th and 45th
Ohio passed through here TODAY.
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NEW YORK, August 2O-CorToN more. active and
easer sales 1000 bales at i5a 46c for mddling uplands
FLOUR-Saes OAOO bblss state and western dull and
heavy; superine stale 90 % O5; extra state 10 @
30 Round Hoop Ohio i501 b55; superfnc western qgV
a sos. common to good extra western b,lb 0 paw
southern dull and unchauged sales 9jO b6isi mixed 5SV
@5s0; fancy $50 90 Z; Canada dull and heavyi extra
$40 % 6.25; sales $50 bbls.
Wheat unohsngcd sales 1877 400 bush; Chicago spring
LIB e9 2O Milwaukee club JIG % %; winter RED vest
EN- LIS % l,3i; white Michigan LOO for white Ken
tueky 1855 Corn-SOund is scarce and very firms sales
$1,000 bush mixed western 90 6 6O&c for old 81 for
aud hrmer.
Beet quiet; sales 100 bbls. Pork m bee active and
hrmer; sales 255Obbs; mess sllsl q sl2; prime go
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ONE SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
Al LADIES, ELM STREET WORCESTER.-,The
next session of this school will commence Sent TO-
good nome and ludlcous instruction may here be OBJ
taied Tor limited number OF pupils For TERMS refer
enccs, &c, please address
aus d3t Miss FRANCES W. ALLEN
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A LETTER FROM THE REV JET

IA FERSON HASCALL, who has been ten years Pre-
siding Elder OF the NJ E. Church. at present of the Wor
cester Mass, District.
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New YORK, Aug. 20.-Four regiments of
Connecticut volunteers, the 18th, 14th, 18th
and 18th, may be expected to arrive here in
the course of five or six days, all full to the
maximum and completely equipped; tonr 9th
er regiments will soon be ready. The 10th
Maine and the 10Sth and 18th New York
regiments from Rochester and Albany, leave
here tonight.
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Il 49, - Anh hlINA aA'iImlN II ~ -
- This institution begins its Fall Term on THURS
DAY, September IL. II has been in operation eleven
years under the principal Its teachers are all Of
experience in their respective departments
Apply for catalogues and information to
&. W. BRIGGS, Principal.
Auburndale, Mass Aug. 1862. deod4w au4
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NEW YoRK, August 20.-SToCKS are active and
steady: Chicago and Rock Island s. Milwaukee and
Prairie du Chien 34} Galena and Chicago 57s Clevo-
land and Toledo $50 Illinois Central scrip w Michigan
4sR; Pacific Mail 10; Harlem lea; Treasury 3lOths,
l0lA skies Of 81, coupons lOOa; skies 81, reg
istered l0l; Z hves "a, coupons 9Ofi SKIES ono
Vpar certificate. gga.
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PITTsBURG, Aug. 2O.-Cassius M. Clay ar
rived this evening, and was serenaded at the
Monongahela House. He made a long speech
to a large audience. His remarks were prin-
eipally denunciatory Of England.
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- ross n "a Ont meats are firm. Bacon dull Lard
Guiet and Unchanged; sales 1913 bbs at 3 o NJ h b1
~ Arm Whiskey heavy and lower; sales 4vV pnsi ~
~ a. DC Rice 0uiet: sales so bags Rangooh AT % @ 6sc
sugars Arm; sales 1000 hhds New ores9s q 1. IN ~
nv auction 4S3 hhds and 10 hs ditto AT s4.VV ~
60 10 mos; Nuscovado. st D SC Conee quiet 1io-
I1sses ycrv i'm: Barbados 30 hlds at 5oc-
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COMMONWEALTH OF MAS

~ CHUSET fS.-Worcester ss-Probato Court..-To
all persons interested in the Estate Of ENOCH LITTLE
FIELD, late Of Dlilbury, in said county deceased, in
testate:
You cited to appear at Court Of Probate to be
holden at Worcester the first Tuesday of September
next at nine O'Clock in the forenoon to show cause why
the final account rendered by Henry L. Bancroft, the
Administrator of is administration Of said estate
on file in this office, should not be allowed and
the Court orders service of this citation by publishing
the in the Massachusetts Spy, newspaper print
ed in Worcester three weeks SUCCESSFULLY before said
Court
Witness, HENRY CHAPIN, Esquire, Judge of said
Court this fifth day Of August in the year eighteen hun
dred and sixty two. JOHN j. PIPER, Reg
auI3 w3tt
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MADAME MONSUER has arrived, and

AVA will remain for short time only, at the Lincoln
Honse, Lades'S Reception Rooms. stairs entrance
Elm street-ls turning to the right where she be
consulted regard TO known future events relative to
sickness, health distant friends marriages, wealth.
Der of Children place of residence ofh in future
and the age, complexion condition Of life, &c, of
the FUTURE HUSBAND OR WIFE, and viii answer
question given her upon any subject whatever
agreeable to the person propounding the question BY
what she do this last is not known herself
but bGrelv knows others know, she can do it, She
descended from long line of French Astrologers and
also tell the future by the hands and cards Those
who wish for consultation please call Madame Mon
at the Lincoln House. Office hours from A. M to
IN. Terms 50 cents d2w aul3
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COMMONWEALTH or MAsSA.

4 lOMMONWEA OF MASSA-
- ChUSETTS Worcester, ss.-Probato Court.-Io
the aaw next Of kn, and all other persons inter
csted In the estate Of JAMES LEACH. late o. North
borough. In said county, deceased, GH' ET1RG:
You are cited to appear at Probate Court to be held
at Worcester, In SAID county Of Worcester on the fret
Tuesday Of september next, at nine O'Clock In the fore
noon, % show cause, II any have, why nstTu-
ment purporng be the last will and Testament Of said
deceased shoudnot be approved And The Court orders
public notice thereof TO be given by publishing this cita
ton week for three successive weeks In the news
paper called the Massachusetts, spy printed IN Worces
tor, the last publication TO be one day ~ least before
said Court. a.,
Witness, HENRY CHApIN, Esquire, Judge Of said
Court this sixth day Of August In the year one tousaud
suia iN'O''N ~Sts JOHN j. PIPER, Reg,
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I. ON G w ORTH'S WINES.
~ CINCINNATI, 0.
Sparkling, Cremant, Still and Sweet Catawba.

These wines, already known as pure, delicious and
heai have of late been greatly improved by expert
enced hands brought from the champagne country In
flavor and bouquet, sparkle and vinosty they compare
with the best of foreign production, while having over
the bulk Of those sent to this country the Incstmabe
advantage of being absolutely pure. spurious wines
have been extensively sold under Mr.. IOngworths
name. GEORGE X. SPUR, agent for Worcester and
vicinity. diff myI
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GOMMONWEALTH {

- CGUSET Worcester, ss-Irobate Court To
all persons interested in the Estate ofISilAM $. CHAP
MAN late of Worcester in said County, deceased test
ate
You are cited to appear at Court of Probate to be
holden at Worcester the first Tuesday of september
next at Ene clock in the forenoon, to show why
the first rendered by Ann Chapman, the Admins
tratrix with The will annexed of her administration OF
said estate, and file in this office. should not be
aowed and the Court orders service of this citation,
by publishing the same in the Massachusetts Spy,
wspaper printed in Worcester three weeks successfully,
before said Court
Witness HENRY CHAPLIN, Esquire, Judge of said
Court this eleventh day ofAugust in the year eighteen
hundred and siXty-two. JOHN j. PIER, Reg.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-21

VISIT PARKER'S GALLERY, 30l
Main street, and procure one of those 1 "a cent
AmbrOtypes, which arc warranted 10 give much sat
factlon taken in the city for IS 50 cents All
style Of Ambrotypes and cheaper than can be pro-
cured elsewhere. Pictures Of babies taken instautan-
eously BY a new process Fry them Call and examine
specimens 4. l.. PARKER. Artist.
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Anftr0ns.
A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE or
STOCKS AND PEws AT AUcTTolS,

a DMl N y TX ATOR'S SALE mr.
STOCKS AND pEws AT AUCTION;
. VIII BE- sold at public auction on THURSDAY ARD
zist NJ ~ clock A. NJ. At the Auction Store of y x
Lamson' NO. OF and g Main street, worccsterl -
10 Shnres Mechanics Rank stock
13 NOr. az Nashua Ig. Il, stock
CITY Hotel Ebay state Housed seoen.
Belonging to the state of Mrs 5. b. Scott late Of wor
cester, deceased. W.
Also at l0I O'Clock, Immediately after the abovs
sale, will be sold at the First Unitarian Church fDr
Hlllis] Pew No. as. on lower floor, aud Pew Nh.
H. IN gallery of said church, belonging to same
tate. JOHN c. OTIS, AdminIgtrnfor
ALSO,-2O Shares Bay State Fire Insurance Stock
Il. LAMSON, AIctfoneer.
Worcester, August 10, 1862. 5ts
MORTGAGES SALE.-Will be sold
AVA at Public Auction on WEDNESDAY, the tenth
day of September at ten o'clock in forenoon the
premises, the following described real estae certain
nted on Jefferson street, In the city of Worcester and
bounded as follows TO wit beginning at the northwest
CRY corner OF land owned by Scott d Ellis thence
erly on sad Jefferson street fifty feet thence s0utheriy
on lana OF Josiah Colburn hundred twenty feet
thence easery ON land OF Ladies' Collegiate Institute y
FEET thence northery on land of Scott Ellis hundred
and twenty feet to the point Of beginning Said tract Of
tainod In certain mortgage deed given by Emily s.
Cummings, OF said Worcester, 10 Gerry Hutchinson
dated the tenth day of june 1861 and recorded IN the
Registry OF Deeds for Worcester county book page
D, default having been made In the condition Of said
mortgage For further particulars Inquire of the mort
gagee. GERRY HUTCHINSON, MOrtRagee
Worcester, August 5, 1862. dts aus
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Dr. Seth Arnold-My Dear sir For four five years
have been using aisanl, and little more than
one wear your CJuch Killer These two of the best
medicines ever knew. expect to. IT s too bad
then are not kRowa eperylgeTe. have lost three chill
dre by 5owel diseases and should have lost all, Tor
aught can see it not been ioryour Balsam. have
recommended them everywhere, and much good has
been done. Why you not fill the world with the
knowledge of these remedies some wdyY for you
speak with In regard tn results than
other in the world DO not know how you got the
knowledge of these remedies but am quite sure no
other medicine surpass them or equal hem Thou
sands die eve.y year who would live If they could only
get them. hope Doctor, will not leave this world
and take this knowledge with you.
have neverseen you advertise in the papers. Would
it be great benefit the people to do so? DO not
think 6atterer; what say Jntty beheUe only
sorry that all do not know as well as do the dredt
Ualue of your med ciEes II had your skill, think
should try and get this no Wedge before the whole
PIE. lift be tried the sale is almost
afterwards, should not dare to get out of either medi
cine Yours wth1espect,
JEFFERSON IIASCALL
GEO. R. SPUR, Wholesale and Retail Agents.
au20 d&w-3m
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSA.
~ CuUSET rS.-Worcester, ss.-Probate Court.-To
tile of kin and all persons interested in the estate
Of ALMER E. MAYNARD, late Of Grafton, In said Coun-
w, minor, GREETING;
You hereby cited to appear at Probate Court to
be held Worcester in said county, the FIRST Tuesday
of September next, at nine O'Clock In the forenoon
show cause, II any you have, why the petition of Ron
g. White the Guardian OF said minor for license TO SELL
for investment certain real estate Of said ward therein
specified should not be granted And said White is or
dered to this citation, by publishing the same
week, IN the Massachusetts Spy, newspaper
printed in Worcester three weeks successivey, the last
publication TO be day, at least before said court
Witness, HENRY CHAPLIN, Esquire Judge of said
Court this NTH day OF August In the year eighteen hun
dred and sixty two.
aui3 W3tF CIIAS Il, STEVENS Ags Roo
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rOMMONWEALTH OF MASSA


~ HUSETTS.-WOrcester, ss.-PrObate Court-TO
the hersat law creditors and all other persons interested
in the estate of HANNAH WEEKS, late Of Oakhan, in
said county, deceased testate;
You cited to appear at Court Of Probate TO be
holden at Worcester the first Tuesday of September
next nine O'Clock in the forenoon To show cause why
License should not be granted TO Perciva BALL upon his
petition sell the whole of the real estate of said
ceased mentioned in said petition for the purpose of
paying debts and charges of administrations and the
Court orders service Of this citation by publishing the
same in the Massachusetts Spy, newspaper printed in
Worcester three weeks SUCCESSFULLY before said Court
Witness HENRY CHAPLIN, Esquire, Judge of said
Court this eighth day of August In the year eighteen
hundred and siXty-twO.
aul3 w3tF CHAs. T. STEVENS, Asst Reg.