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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-29
FOR SALE or RENT. I

THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE tOR
sals two ysEy dne young Horses. ohs ffliedai ia
i5sf Both VII Be sold cheap.
may2l:Rl2 JOHN WEBSTER tcO.
EOR RENT-THE RINE AID
u Roomy residence No. SIS Cheshiro-sf, fsplsiS
with every olYenienco. EnQulre &C Leader ting
Room. OF on tle premises q -
ulayklsAll W.. 94Al-1l.
EOR RENT-THB SEeONDz Floor
ii q cur Store No. 10 Hstsr-9t, -
may4:kl2 .fh2sll , AlALLAh.
TNNGINE FOR SALE.-0NE SIC
~ oSp hand six-Iiorss Power Engine and Boilar
40. one large size Bafk MI Tor zal1-
l ~ a.- h =. PEkgLN Al . CO.,
Irrarl7.s9l No. ls Leohafi-st.
NOR RENT.-GHE NEW HOUSE,
No 6s Prospect-St. Goa lains eleven r10nl with
al modern Improvements and within minutes EFalk
OF the Posf UlCe and Market. Would Be leased . q
good tenant f5r tsr1n u Ytsfs. Apply 70
may6.Rl2 j. MASuRI, Next IqQr.
HOBSE TO LET.-A TWo-STORY
H0usss near The corner q BoliTlrand Pra1pect
siL = CHAlSfIAlf q y ALleHAllLt
aprl3.k2 ~ 41llzll-sl
l0FFICES T0 LET. RAL
~ good OEicda rently tittsd up Il goqd urlsT, TO
I let, IN American Buiidiags. kept low.
apTi0;Ri2 3, C0LAHAN, Agent,
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REAL ESTATE. u
PIANO TUNING,

OLIVER P. HANKS. -
" Professional PianO-Forte Tuner 1888
All orders left al the Music Store Of S. ~
Brainard Co., 2Oj superior Street, VIII be promptly
attended to. .L- tt mays
DIAN0S TUNED-L. -
=. v PIE PIERGE, lI ,. PEoisasionai Tuner
un- Orders left at @. SHAW'S MUSIC STORE,
No, Euclid Street, viii be promptly attended 70.
decls;R27 L. v. PIERCE. Z
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court Of common Pleas.
oRnuzAI BRANCH.

JuDez Foorr.-Elizubeth Garrett Is, Thos.
Wades On trial.
CIVIL BRANCHEs.
JgDeE BoLTox.--Jaues ThoubboTn vs. H.
G. Lucas. Verdict for defendant s., 20.
Burns vs.. Young. ReplsVin case. On
trial.
Nothing before Judge eofinBerry.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-29

81 DR.. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine and
Eleetropathy, cures obstinate cases Of Dyspep-
sia, Rheumatism, serofula, Neuralgia and all
nervous diseases, and diseases of the Brain,
Throat, Heart, Longs, Liver and Urinary Or
gans, and other Chronic diseases Reference
given to many formidable cases cured in fhis
city after other physicians had failed. See ad-
yertisement in another column. ONCE No. I1s,
Seneca street
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-29

HoUsE FURETsHIEo ARTIoLEs.-At the old es-
tablishment Of W. P, Fogg, corner OF Superior
and Seneca streets, can be found most complete
assortment of goods in the above line at reduced
prices, comprising China, Croekery, and Glass
Ware, Of every description; Silver Plated Ware
of the best quality; Tea Trays, Table Mats, Bri-
taunia Ware, Coal Oil Lamps, Gas Fixtures,
Toilet Ware, Bathing Apparatus, Refiserators
Of the most improved kinds, Water Coolers Ice
Cream FreeEers, Ice Chests four sizes, Table
Cutlery ivory and common, Knife Baskets and
Trays, and great variety Of Honse Furnishing
Articles, useful as well as ornamental.
All orders for Gas Fitting and repairing prompt
ly executed by experienced workmen.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-29
BUSINESS NOTICES,

sPHEREoTTPEs.- Simpson is, beyond all ques-
ton, superior artist, and va advise those wish
ing to get fine likeness to call upon him. A
visit to his gallery, No. 25s Superior street. will
richly repay both citizen and stranger. R27tf
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dORNINGL LEADER.
~ ApvRRrIsRlIENTs.

NV IDTENIIaNNINIe- =
John Eli.lor-Acadomy Of Music
John HAYS 8 co-pstonl Stop Ladders.
Jas. Hourhtou--Houso and Lot for salo.
G. C-Boasd Wanted.
Lost--A Fair o. silver speotaelos.
.E6ttbOrr Hausmann-Needles.
Geo. MasHrs,-Ieerulu Wanted.
Clevsiand Ba1aar-Fans aud Hair Nols.
W. AEolhinch-po Potatoes for sale
4. j. shervoei-Baw sink shswls, ~.
81 afolhinch-ohsoso Tor sale.
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FROM GEN. HALLECK'S ARMY
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-29

TNVELOPSf ENVEL0PS H.
55I5ls for sale at the Leader Counting Room cheap
for Oash.
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TELEGRAPHTC.
Confidence at seat Of Government /

FAVORABLE DISPATCHES FROM
ALL SIDES !
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-29

His SLOW but Fortified Approach
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-29

Nothing before Judge c0finberTy,
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curing easss Is from
at have been treated b other
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-15

United STATES CoMMIssIoNEn's Co1rpr
IoHddy -lieiore c. w. futile. coumis.ion.r
United States vs.. Francis IL. AInrdnrh ,rrsst
ell on Saturday at Leicester The daten,,.n,
was charged with giving aid and epmtnr, IN
the enemies of the United States. The ,,ov
ernment called two witnesses, brothers nj rho
prisoner, who reside in Leicester in This slate
They both testified that the prisoner resided in
Macon, Georgia, and had a family there. con.
sistlng If Il wiie and sou. The son was in tl,e
confederate amy. The prisoner had visited
the north three times since October last On
each occasion il appeared that he had been
employed 10 come here to iufoim parties re-
siding IN the north, and having branch houses
III Macon, that their property was about being
confiscated, and parties residing in Macon sent
by him money TO their friends The brothers
further testified that the prisoner had applied
10 them 20 get him employment in the north,
as nothing was doing in Macon, and that the
prisoner had never taken anything back to
Georgia ON his return, and especially 10 card
clothing which they manufactured A search.
ing examination OF these two witnesses elected
no further material evidence, and assistant
district attorney LOthrop said he did not feel
IL MS duty TO Insist that the prisoner should
be held ior trial. The commissioner briefly
recaplulated the evidence, stating that flll
examination OF the facts in the case fully re-
mo ed, IN his mind, the suspicious circum-
Stances winch some of the leading facts tended
10 lasttn on the prisoner. AS the testimony
OF Tie brothers appeared entitled to full cred
IT, Iherc was not established by the govern.
ineht sufficient probable cause to believe the
defendant guilty, and he should order his dis
chtFSe' Defendant was discharged.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-15
From the St. Anthony (AlinnJ Nows, Jan. 4

fARRiCiDE AT EDEN PRAIRIE, AlINN,-
john lIur.On, an EugiiSman, Il notorious puni-
list aud prize fighter, aud man OF brutal .ab.
It's, was living with his vile and two young
children, On his farm at Eden Prairie Srv-
eral months ago his daugh'er and her husband.
MIR Goudlug, Il blacksmith, who hal been
living IN Excelsior, moved into n house ON
Hort1n'S land and built blacksmith shop.
aud through the summer helped his father m.
law on the farm. Lately Mr. Goulding enlist.
cd in the army and the daughter concluded to
return to Excelsior 1--we, and young Horton,
who was living with her, was loading her lur-
nllure and a lew tools on a sled, when her father
came up and commenced smashing things gen.
eraiy-Mrs, Goulding wished to take along with
her lew tools but her father said she should
nOt--tlat her husband owed him g. Duinp
the melee the father knocked down his dauph-
ter and dealt his son Il heavy blow on his arm
with sled stake. The father then went back
To MS house, lew rods distant, and loaded his
dou5c-barrred gun with II very heavy charge
OF buck Shot and Slugs, and then came up and
fired into the house where they were, without
irJurng any of them, however. lie then re-
loaded the barrel he had fired, and, standing
about twenty feet in front OF the door in Which
his wife, daughter, and son were standing
pointed Tie gun at them and pulled the trg.
ger. The cap snapped, but the gun missed
fire. The son, who is about seventeen years
of age, Immediately stepped back into the
house and took down his gun, which he had
loaded previously with four buck shot, 10
shoot deer with, and shot his athcr-tllree
OF the shot entering at the right shoulder, and
passing through his body, came out under
his left arm. lie tell forward on his lace,
mediately turned over, and was dcad-the
feature being contorted in horrible manner.
Word was Immediately sent to the neighbors
OF what had happened, and a coroners iury
was held, who brought in a verdict that the
father met his death as above stated. None
OF the family or neiphhOrs incurred his dpalb
and il was with difficulty even that a decent
burial could be had for the body. On Monday
last young Horton came in to Minneapulis 10
to give himself up to the district attorney.
After hearing his story and the statements
of Others of the family, Mr.. MeNair thought
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-15

DIR. DUPONCO'S GOLDEN PERIODICAL Pills
..,..,, FOR FEMALES,
Iuhl inl ~ correcting, regulating, ard removn all oh
stuclOhs rom whatever cause ana always successful
us II preventive.
ne combination Of ingredients In these FILLS are per-
lectN harmless Their lcacy merits a. based IN
" cAtcn>lNc practice u tvr litY years; and where
inc ar etois have ten strictly followed they have new
eIdH ul0 correct all irregula Ties They relieve palm
lIi h'u uncut Meustrua i'm. (pariiculariy at tic
cnahs"" ll"l lhy viii cure the Whites and remove
aii u''lrucilhS arising ruln colds, exposure. any
SHusi Hhd may be ed SUI UccSsully as preventive
~ aitS peculiarly stuate' those suppOsng them-
stNs 50, are cautioned AGAINST using these fills while
III lhht hdltuh. lest they invite miscarriage and the
prpUc or assumes no responsibility alter this udmun-
nom although TIER nuess would prevent amy mischief
10 hra u; utntr~ so the ills are recommended. Full
ana tNrlct directions accompany each box. Price 81.
sold in Worcester, ass by tho tulawing druggists;
DAVID SCUfI, 2Jl Main street, JAMES GEEEN III
Mai street, ami w. II, GOULDlNG, i40 Main SC. La.
dies by sending by 81 TO EITHER Ofte dbOoe ageBts
through the WOrct Post Ofliee, have tie pills
sent (COnhdentN) 10y mail to any part the county
free of postage" Sold also 10y 4. a bufdeU, Clinton
4. s. h. Bidir Warren. b. x DeLahd, NUtth lruok,
ncld aud s.. q. HenTV WustburU auu by one Druggist
IN every village and city In the United States and by
ID llnWc, sole Proprietor, New YORK.
y. Il beware nj COunterelts. Buy no Golden Pills
of an, KIND unless tue box Is signed $. -. Howe All
others are base imposition and ate therefore as Won
value your lteand hrath 90 nothing Of being hum
plugged out of your nuue buy onl, of those who show
the signature Of > ID. Howe on every box. which has
recently been added on account OF the Pills being coun
tcFioiWd dlAm d2T
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-15

IN WEST BRooKrIELD, Monday evening,
there was large and enthusiastic meeting of
the citizens assembled in the town hall, to lis.
ten to an able and eloquent address from Mr..
Patrick Rattery of Boston, on the future des
TIMES of the American flag. lie was listened
to for two hours with the greatest attention.
He made very earnest appeal to his country.
men to learn the use of arms. In case of war
with England, not only could few Irish brig.
AIDES be raised, but an Irish army which would
number hundreds of thousands of willing sol.
diers. lie said Irshmcn are in duty bound TO
protect this government. I'D.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-15

WE don't know what truth there is in the
report that permission has been sought and
granted to convey British troops to Canada by
way Of Maine; but il true, it argues tile sub
lime Of impudtnce on the part Of England and
the sublime OF courtesy on the part of our
own government The spectacle Of an army
GUoCediy hostile in its mission passing to its
destination over soil it proposed to invade at
the first blast of war, would be something
novel in the history Of states Imagine Rus.
STA asking permission Of England to make
Malta a depot tor its navy during the Cri.
mean war, or France transporting its troops
for the Italian campaign by way OF Salisbury,
Vienna and Trieste
If such permission has been granted by
our government at Washington, it must have
been rather as piece OF delicate satire upon
English belligerantism, than as an act of cOur-
tesy due from one "lriendly power" to anoth
or. One does not deliberately bare his throat
to the knife OF the assassir-even though that
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-15

written OF llerOd the kIng-"And he was eaten
OF " orms and gave up the ghost"
ne contract to furnish the naval depart-
"eht win lO,OOO pairs of shoes for the marine
cofps' dni ing the year 1862, has been awarded
to Henry Newton of North Weymouth a, 81 40
per pair.
Jefferson Davis, called the president OF the
states in rebellion, is denomiuated be the
hichmond Dispatch the Great Cunciator. -
n ennclator Is ''one who delays or fingers"
AT tle accident at Annapolis bv which a
Ooat containing Capt. Cooley and several other
members OF the twenty -seventh regiment was
upset. it is believed that only one man was
drowned-Michael Cavanah Of Co. Z.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-15

WORCESTER THIEF DETECTING SOCIETY.
The annual meeting OF the Worcester Thief
Detecting Society was held last evening at
the Lincoln House A much larger number
were present than at any previous meeting Tor
many years The following officers were
elected for the year ensuing =
Drectors-Samuel Banister, WIN. Green.
leal, Edward Earle, Geo. w. Richardson, Asa
Walker. IL. n. Tower, Rufus Carter, Levi
jackson, VIM. {. Clark, Warner Clifford, B
P. Rice, E. b. Lanson
Pursuing COMMUNICATES. Lowell, Abram
Peaslee, Charles Belcher, L. NJ. Stockwell.
Geo. A. Chamberlain, y b Lowell, Joseph
a Penney, c. 3. Pratt, ID q Temple, f. p
Stoweli, S. S. Sweetser
Treasurer and Clerks. H. Cotton
At about nine o'clock, some seventy five of
the members, with invited guests, sat down to
sumptuous enter tainment, provided in Mr.
Balcom's best style. d Waldo Lincoln, ESQ.,
presided. Divine grace was invoked by Rev
Dr. Hill, and after the repast was over, the
company were entertained to a late hour with
sentiments and speeches appropriate to the
occasion, dealing in interesting "reminiscences
OF the past, and happy illusions to the present
time, by the president, attorney general Eos.
ter, Rev. DR.. Hill, s. IL. Cotton, Albert Toll
man, Anthony Chase, and James H. Wall
This is one OF the oldest organizations in
the city, having been formed in 1886 The
first meeting was held that year at the tavern
of Capt Daniel Haywood, near where Clarks
Block now stands, twenty nine members being
present, embracing the leading men of the
town. Regular annual meetings have been
held on the first or second Tuesday of January
in each year, from 1901 to the present time,
The first pursuing committee was appointed
in 1903 Samuel Flagg was the first clerk
and treasurer, serving eight years, until 1904.
DR.. Oliver Fiske served from 1904 to 1880,
being present at every meeting but one,
during the twenty-six years. Otis Corbett
was his successor, serving till 1889; John
W. Lincoln succeeded him, till 1872 Anthony
Chase was clerk and treasurer from lS42 10
lS4o, Warren Lazell from 1S48 to 1856, and
S. IL. Cotton FROM 1856 till tile present time.
Not one of the original members of this So
ciety is now living. The two oldest living
members are VIM. E. Green, Esq, and DIR.
John Green, both of whom Joined the associa.
ton in 1911, and the two next in seniority as
members, are Capt. Ephram Mower and Hen.
ny Haywood.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-15

GREAT EXPECTATIONS" VIII be realized by the
use Of HILLS MINE SPECIFIC, for Badness aud
Falling on of the Hair
d "GKEA: EXPECTATIONS" viii be realized by the
use "I WAX FLOSS Tor dressing the lair.
"hEAt EXPECTATIONS " will tie realized bv the
use oil PREPARED TuFA, for cleansing aud beauty
in the Teeth
~ GREAT EXPECTATIONS will be realized by tho
use OF the WAYERLY PERFUME for the Haudker
chief
D"EAl EAPECTSTIONS" will be realized by tho
use oi HILLS LIQUID AMAADINE. for Channad
Hands, Roushness OF tie skim &c
Prepared anu sold by
AZ JOHN Q. HILL, Apothccarv,
W Jam Me thames Hall
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-15

FIRE.-About quarter before u O'Clock.
last night, smoke was discovered Issuing from
the window of VIM. II. Eaton's room, in the
upper story of Worcester Bank Block. on
Foster street An alarm was Immediately
raised, and The tiremen were soon on the spot.
and confined the flames 10 Mr.. Eaton's room.
The school apparatus and furniture of the
room were entirely burned, including a large
globe, and the walls of the apartment badly
charred. The other rooms, in the building,
were pretty thoroughly drenched with water.
They were occupied by the Montsc cute Lodge
OF Free MasOns and knights Templars, the
Worcester and Nashua railroad company, and
the law offices OF Hon. Henry Chaplin, Hon.
Geo. F. Hoar Hon. w. w. Rice, D. L. Nor
rill, Esq, and Appleton Dadmun, Esq. The
Worcester Bank and Savings Bank, and the
stores of q. 5. and A. J. Howe, and Willard
E. Allen, all Of whom suffered by the
dripping water. The building is owned by
the Worcester Bank corporation, and is in
sured at the old Worcester Mutual, and ii, r
chant and Farmers and other offices, to a
large amount. The books and papers in the
various offices luckily escaped any very Sc.
rious damage.
The origin of the fire is not quite clear. Two
gentlemen had been smoking in Mr. Eaton's
room during the evening having left it about
ii o'clock, when all was right. But for the
fact that the hose which was first run up the
stairway was cut by some unknown person,
causing short delay, there would have been
no occasion tor more than one stream, so
promptly were the fremen on hand
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-15
Special 4lotltes.

ENperie"ce teaches us that delicacy prevents many
females from applying for the means to alleviate suffer-
ing ami save life That objection bviated in the
sir James Clarke's Fills, prepared after the prescrp
non OF Sir james Clarke Physician to the Queen of Eng
"u' auu well known TO be the only safe and sue remedy
or female difficulties and cbssructons from any cause
hey can be sent in bottle containing 50 pills post free
by enclO ing 81 and postage staipps to any onnn+
Sold by BUSH ~ CO., and all Druggists.
MS deoi rv.o,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-15

MANUFACTURERs' INSURANCE CoMPAYr-
The annual meeting of the Worcester Manu-.
iacturers' Mutual Fire Insurance Company
was held at their office yesterday. The fol.
lowing persons were unanimously chosen d.
reclors for the year ensuing Hon. A IL.
Bullock, Panl Within, John Gardner, Esek
Saunders, +. II. Dewey, George NJ. Rice, S.
l.. Hodges, Z. L. Manton James Read, IL. N.
Bigelow, George Blackburn, George Hodges,
Jr,, John L. Bacon, Edward Atkinson James
f. Within.
AT subsequent meeting of the directors
Hon. A. IL. Bullock was chosen president and
P. Hammond secretary and treasurer. The
annual report shows very satisfactory state
Of prosperity. The amount at risk is SO, 221,.
500, being an increase the last yea. OF $751;
W. The losses the last year have been only
so44 40. The average dividend paid on poll
cles that have expired during the year has
been eighty per cent. The business of the
company is to insure FIRST class manufacturing
property, and in order to put it strictly upon
that basis, more than 100000 has been dis
continued IN the last two years, which, in the
opinion OF the directors did not conform strict.
~ TO FIRST class manufacturing risks.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-15

By the adJuiant generals report We learn
that the Whole number of three years volun-
teers from Massachusetts, is 26.175 including
951 officers. OF these Worcester county fur.
nishes 10 commissioned officers and 3644
privates. OF this number Worcester is credit
ed with 81 officers, 595 priyates Fitchburg
y Officers, 2l2 privates Milford 10 officers.
200 privates; and Grafton officers 16l
prlvates
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-15

SUPERIOR CoURT-The criminal term OF
the superior court will commence its session
in this city on Monday next. The grand jury
will be charged by chief justice Allen. The
trial OF cases will commence on the Monday
following, when Judge Ames will preside.
Members of the trial juries from Worcester
VIM. Dickinson, Edwin Draper, Henry S.
Prentice, Charles II. Whiting, Ezra B. Rice.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-15

STILL They Go.-Th= New Hampshire
seventh regiment, Colonel Putnam, passed
through our city yesterday afternoon, about
half past three O'Clock, on their way to Wash
iGgton. All the car windows OF the long
train appeared to he wide open, and the hardy
gone before them, were very bountiful in their
dispensation Of cheers and salutalions, as they
rolled over the common. This is considered
a crack regiment in New Hampshire, aud from
the decided expressions uttered from several
OF the cars, we think the men who compose it
are ripe for an opportunity to crack the Dixie
nCmbsculls
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-15

The BURNSIDE ExPEDITIoN.-A brief note
from one Of the officers Of the twenty.Rltb
regiment written on board the steamer New
York, just as she was leaving Hampton Roads.
says IL have only time to say we are under
sailing orders. Some OF the feet have already
gone. Our vessel goes shortly, and we are
going out to sea-where, nobody knows, and
we don't care. Our boat is said to be good
sea boat, and we feel safe for the voyage"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-15

b"tcheior's Hair Dye, THE BEST IN TIE WORLD
a. hacheiors splendid Hair bye is the Original and
only Reliable and Harmless Hair Dve known Inston
tantan"ous ns effects does not tain the skin and ipv
crates the ha for life BE and use none other
than the genuine, signed each side of every box
WILLIAM A. BAIcHELoR. Sold by all respectable Drug
sisiS anu Fancy Goods Stores ever where aianufa,
tory NO. 81 barclay street. date Bond street. and 232
"' ~" 10TH d&wly aus