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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, July l6.--The promotions
and appointments in the army since the publ
cation of the 10th Of June, embrace those of
80 non-commissioned officers and privates to
second lieutenancies in the regular service,
thus placing them in the line of advance
ment.
Lieut.. Austin Pendergrast has been ordered
to the command of the Water Witch. The
following officers are ordered to the United
States iron-clad steamer New IrOnsides
Lieutenant Robert Boyd, Jr.; master IL.
B. Robson acting master Geo. w. Domett
paymaster A. w. Russell.
Samuel f. Miller of Iowa was tonight con-
frmed by the senate as an associate justice of
the supreme court of the United States
Brigade surgeon Adam Hammer is ordered
to the charge Of one of the general hospitals
in st. Louis.
The following is the bill which has passed
both houses, and which removes the presi-
dents objection to the c0nfscation act -
"Resolved by the senate and house of repre-
sentatives, ETC., that the provisions of the
third clause of the fifth section of an act to
suppress instruction, to punish treason and
rebellion, to seize and confiscate the property
of rebels, and for other purposes, shall be so
construed as not to apply to any act or
acts done prior to the passage thereof, nor
to include any member of a state legislature
or Judge of any state court, who has not IN
accepting or entering upon his office taken an
oath to support the constitution of the so
called confederate states of America, nor shall
any punishment or proceedings under said
act be so construed as to work a forfeiture OF
the real estate of the offender beyond his nat
ural life"
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News via the Rebels.

PHILADELPHIA, July 16.-The Richmond
Enquirer of the 18th speaks of Gen. McClel-
lan's defensive attitude under cover of the
gunboats as ''fixed," and says ''his only de-
monstration upon the confederate lines until
he shall have become resuscitated from late
defeats must consist of indecisive raids to keep
up the spirits of his men. In the meantime
we must turn our eyes to the west for more
startling events. The movements of Buell.
and the consequent operations Of our own
army are now watched with energy and conf
dence by the government"
The Enquirer also says 1.-THE enemy has
been displaying considerable activity Of
movement in the vicinity of the Upper Kappa
hammock, gathering five thousand men at
Warrenton, and detached bodies, amounting
in the aggregate to a considerable army at
various points stretching from Cattlett's Sta
ton, in Fauquer county. through Warrcnton,
Amesville, and Washington, to Sperryville,
at the base of the Blue Ridge in Rappahan-
mock county Gen. Ricketts, is quartered on
the road from Warrenton to the Springs"
The Petersburg Express Of the 18th reports
the shelling of Hamilton, N. c., by the federal
gunboats, and says AS the Roanoke river
was quite high, they would probably attempt
to reach Weldon. Mai. Austin Z. Smith, son
Of Extra Billy Smith, and formerly navy
agent at San Francisco, died from wounds
received in the battle before Richmond. 1t
will be remembered that he was arrested on
the Isthmus and confined in fort Warren, and
was exchanged only few weeks ago. The
Richmond Despatch announces the arrival
there of the Pittsburg sanitary committee
twelve in number-who were taken prisoners
at Savage's farm. Gen. Robinson with a
large body of cavalry, still holds the enemy
in check at HarrisOnburg.
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Later from Europe.

The Persia. with English dates to July 6th'
arrived at New York, yesterday. AT Liver
pool. flour had declined. The ''news" con-
sists mainly of extracts from London papers
on American affairs. We print the follow
ing:
Americans in London met in celebration of
the 4th of July, but no account of the pro-
ceedings is given. The Journal editorially
denounces, in sarcastic terms, the mischiev-
Gus malignity of the Times, for its pharisaical
and i'll timed lecture to America in her hour
of trouble.
The Morning Star also has denunciation
of the Times outrage on American sensible
ties on the most sacred of all days to the Amer
lean people, and hopes Americans will treat
the insolence of the un-English writer with
disdain, who, says the Star, is not more an
enemy of their country than a disgrace of his
own.
The Epoca of Madrid says that the Span
ish government has received the most salts
factory communications from their represen-
atative at Washington as to the favorable
effect produced in the United States by the
disinterested policy which Spain has adopted
with regard to Mexico The present relations
between the cabinets of Madrid and Wash
ington are the most cordial.
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NASHVILLE, July 16.-The guerrillas have
fallen back towards McMinnavill, numbering
20O0, taking our officers. The privates were
paroled Our loss is 33 killed and 81 wound
ed. Rebel loss so killed and 100 wounded.
The citizens take good care Of the wounded,
and have buried the dead left by the rebels.
The citizens are actively enIisting in the home
guards. Reinforcemeuts are arriving. No
danger apprehended to the city.
NASHVILLE, July l6.-The rebels are re-
ported to have evacuated Murfreesboro'. The
killed on both sides is not over fifty. Gen.
Dutfield is severely, if not mortally wounded,
but is now under good care.
The citizens buried the dead of both the
Union and rebel soldiers. No private resi-
dences were destroyed. Enlistments are 60
ing on moderately. The city is beyond dan
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BosroN, July l6.-The funeral of Colonel
Thomas Cass to-day was an impressive and
imposing event. Flags were at half mast on
the public buildings, and many stores were
closed on the route of procession. Religious
services were first held at the residence Of the
deceased, after which the body was conveyed
to st. Mary's Church, where the solemn and
impressive funeral rites of the Catholic
Church were performed. A great procession,
embracing the municipal authorities, Catholic
societies, military bodies, and hundreds Of
surrounding friends, followed the remains Of
the brave and honored soldier to his final
resting place in Mount Auburn.
commencement at Harvard to-day attract
ed the usual large concourse, including the
governor and suite, escorted by the Lancers
and the overseers of the college. The parts
allotted to the graduating class were fewer in
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COMMONWEALTH OF MAsSA

~ CHUSETTs. = Worcester, ss.-Superior Court at
Fitchbuig. June Term 1862
SAMUEL HOWE Plaintiff
NATHAN q. HOWE Defendant.
And ANSON RICE, Admir-, &c, rs Trustee fsaid De-
PENDANT
In action of contract for the recovery OF the
amount due pr0missOry note dated August 49, 1888
given by the defendant for wentythree dollars, and
payable TO the plaintiff order demand with inter
est appears by the writ and declara filed in this
action. Aud now it Appearing 10 SAID Court that said de-
PENDANT at the time of the service Of the writ
nbabant OF resident In this Commonwealth, IL Is
ordered that otee given to said defen liant to appear
at the term of said Court to be holden Worcester
aforesaid on the FIRST Monday Of September next his
default will be recorded and Judgment rendered against
him, and that said notice be given by publishing
tested Of this order, In the Massachusetts spy,
newspaper printed IN Worcester, in said County OF WOr
cester three weeks excessively the last publication TO
be thirty davs before the sitting of The said Court by
serving him with attested CODY Of this order fourteen
days before the sitting Of said Cout
Attesti JOSEPH MASON, Clerk
A Copy, Attesti JOSEPH MASON, Clerk
iy9 w3t
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LATEST NEWS.
The March, Adventures, Victories and
HerOism of Gen. Curtis Army.
BY TELEGR APH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY.


HerOism of Gen. Curtis Army.
MEMPHIS, July 14.-Gen. Curtis entire
command arrived at Helena on the 18th inst.
The army left Batesville June 9th, and
reached Jacksonport on the Goth. On the
I'd of July they started across the country.
coming down the White River with load of
cotton, they were fired on by guerrillas, seven
miles below Grand Glazeo. The fire was
returned and the rebels fed. contraband
taken on board the next day, says that he saw
IS dead rebels near the scene of action.
On the 9TH of July, Gen. Curtis advance,
consisting of battalion of the LIST Indiana
cavalry, and the 18th Wisconsin and SD Hi
nois regiments, were attacked by two regi-
ments of Texan cavalry and large force of
Infantry. The federals had four mountain
rebels with terrible effect, causing their cav
airy to break in disorder, running over the
infantry, throwing them into confusion and
terminating in an utter rOut. The rebels were
pursued by our forces, who captured large
number of persons, who were afterwards pa
rolled. After the battle, our troops buried
ITO rebels on the field. Our loss was eight
killed, among them Capt. Slocum, OF the 18th
Wisconsin, and 80 wounded. Maj. Glenden,
of the Ist Indiana cavalry, was seriously in
iured The rebels had no artillery, which ac-
counts for their heavy loss as compared with
ours.
Notwithstanding their long and forced
marches, Gen. Curtis army is in good condi-
ton. When they arrived at Helena they had
but three days supplies.
Helena is on the Mississippi river, eighty
miles below Memphis. 1t is the shire town
of Phillips county, Arkansas.
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Fighting in Arkansas.

CHICAGO, July 1G.-A dispatch dated at
Memphis, says, two hundred of Col Fitchs
command had an engagement with the rebels
in number four hundred and fifty, on the morn
ing of the 9th. The federal loss was twenty
two killed and wounded, The rebels had
eghty-four killed, wounded, and missing.
Another engagement took place on the
night of the eth. Col. Fitch captured all the
enemy's camp eqnipage and provisions. Both
fights are said TO have taken place within ten
miles of Duval's Bluff, where large force OF
rebels are said to be stationed.
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New YORK, July 16.-The Vermont ninth
regiment arrived here this morning, and was
received by the sons of Vermont, who gave
them fitting reception, including dinner to
the officers at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. The
regiment marched down Broadway this after
noon, paying a marching salute to the wife of
the president, at the Metropolitan Hotel, and
embarked on the Amboy boat at six o'clock
pm. They were the recipients of great en-
thusiasm on their march from immense
crowds Statutes were fred at different points,
including the New England rooms, the win
dows of which were filed with the daughters
of New England, who waved their Vermont
brethren farewell and God speed.
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CtOMMONWEALTH OLE MASsACHU

O'SETTS.- Worcester, ss.-Superior Court at flton
burg, June.ferm 1861
SAMUEL How T.. Plaintiff.
NATHAN q. HOWE, Defendant. go - aid r,o
And ANSoN RICE, Admir-, &c., as Trustee Oh S''u Nv
| icndant. -. 81 tho on,oitnt
ane on prOmissO.v note dated August 10 l2,o, ss ~
by the defendant and one Holghton ihts Inye fr
Ito bnsiness under the name of llOught0n uoWe, w
siStv i've dollars and PAYABLE to the oIdcr o. Wy @
an demand with inter apDears by tne wiz anu ueS
~ ~ y H. M action And II appearing 10 said
Court that said Defendant At re e oi w. KY OF
no yrf vas not an nhabant Of resident IN ths Com.
n,csib n N ordered that notice be given 10 said
pefenant TO appear at the next Term o. SAD Court TO
" 'nar next or hs default Will be recorded and judg-
ment rendered against him and hat sad notice be given
seset. Spy newspaper printed In Worcester In said
ftv III worcester three weeks SUCCESSFULLY the last
,bc9on TO be thirty days before the sitting Of the
ad Court or By serving him with attested copy Of this
orier fourteen DAYS before the sitting o said Court
Attest; JOSEPH MASON, CLERK.
A Copy, Attesti JOSEPH MASON, Clerk.
100
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A brilliant Naval Feat.

New York, July l6.-The British steamer
Ann arrived here to-day, at noon, in charge Of
acting master Partridge. The Ann was dis
covered under the guns of fort Morgan, in
Mobile bay, unloading arms, gunpowder &C.,
when the frgate Susquehanna and gunboat
hanawha sailed into the bay, and the former
engaged the fort, while the latter succeeded in
cutting the British 'neutral" out. The crew
OF the Ann deserted and escaped, after at
tempting to sink her. Her cargo consists of
gunpowder, arms, cartridges, boxes of tea
and coffee. paper. &c.
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number than heretofore, and therefore more
select. The exercises seemed to give much
satisfaction. The only degrees conferred
were of LII. D. on John Stuart Mills of
England and Rev. Robert J. Breckenridge of
Kentucky. Neither of these gentlemen grad
uated at Harvard.
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NEW YORK, July l6.-COTTON frmer; sales l4OO bales
at 452 a 46l; for md,iliDg uplan6s.
FLOURSales y 600 hbls state and western Sc hieh-
er; sunerfne state 455 $50; extra sta 90 @ S50;
round hoop Ohio 55 "a $50; extra western 455 a $40
southern frmer; sales 1900 bbls: mxedto good $500 q
rs; fancy and extra $50 a is; Canada SC higher;
sales 1900 bbls extra sos q 625
Wheat lc better: sales $500 bush; Chicago spring
l04 q lO9 Milwaukee club 10 a l,l2 amber Iowa 10
a. "A; winter red weste p a l,25; white Canada
IS; amber Michigan l25 q LIS white Michigan l,35.
Corn c higher; sales 1853 100 bush old mixed western SO
q 533u; white SO. Oats frmer.
Beet firm; sales $50 bbs Pork hrmer sales 1851 bbs;
mess Sll q II % Cut meats dull. Lard frner; sales
700 kegs Whiskev rmer; sales 55Obbs 32c. Sugars
hrmer; sales 2S00; hhdS New Dreams bv auct on 26S
hhds at 1871 "a $3.50; Musco yado 81 q 9fc; Porto Rico
81 q &c Coffee irner RIO ll00 bags at 20a @ Die Mo
lasses mee ew Orleans 20 bbs at 4Oc Porto Rico, 80
hnds at 4Oc; MuscOyado, so hhds, at 80 q SEC.
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New YORK, July l6-STOCKS are dull and rather
easier; Chicago and Rock Island 81; Chicago Burng
ton and Quincy Is; Cleveland and Toledo 45s; Illinois
Central Scrip 563; Michigan routhern guaranteed So
Erie 4th bonds IS: American Gold ma Central $50
Harlem lat; Michigan Central 511; Illinois loan IS
Tennessee skies 4Sa U stxes year certificates IS!
L $ SKIES 6S coupon 974; skies 81, 80; U 5 skies
81, coTpuns. 100; Gaena and Chicago 672; Panama 2S
Michigan Souther "a; Toledo and Wabash End bonds 81
Pacific Mail 1853; Erie 80; Harlem preferred 343 Eric
Srd bonds 81; Missouri skies 46i; treasury $40 lO42
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ALBANY, July l6,-The governor deter
mined to take the responsibility of offering a
state bounty of fifty dollars to each recruit,
and of providing a sum sufficient for that
purpose, trusting to the next legislature to
endorse his action. The amount requisite
will be two millions or two and half
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~ and Workmanship, and O. the most approved con-
strucon for economy and salc made under the super
vision Of Mr.. James RUSSELL wuose work has given the
very best satisfaction the last eight years.
myl dlw&wst RICE, BARroN, Il co.
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KENAEDY'S RHEUMATIC IMMINENT.

The attention of the public is called to this most
celen OF all Lnihents as perfect and speedy cure Tor
all the aches and pains thatfesh is heir to-
RHEUMATISM is caused by a stagnation of the
inids arising from checked Perspiraton-is cured by
few bottles OF KENNEDY's RHEUMATIC LINDEET.
EEUxAg.Gs!A -the king of all paia-is CAUSED by
an Inflammation CT the nerves is instantly cured by
few applications of KENNEDYs RHEUMATIC LINIMEhT.
SPRiINS are caused by an Over-eXtensOn and a
sudden action the musces-is cured by few bot
ties of KENNEDYs RHEUMATIC LINIMENr equally good
PLEUKISY is an Inflammation of the lining of
the ribs cured by few bottles of KENNEDYs r." EU-
IsikuIst rs are caused by sudden pressure Of the
by KENNEDY's RHEUMATIC LINIMENT
CRAMP is contraction OF the muscles, caused by
animal life having free flows cured by few apulca
tions OF KENNEDY RHEUMATIC LiNIMENT.
BILIOUS collie is caused by 8 neuralgia in the
stomach and bowels-take teaspoonlul Of KESNEDY's
RHEUMATIC LINIMEST in warm water every hall hour
SORE THROAT AND HOARSEN EsS
piece Of flannel with KENNEpYs RHEUMsFo IININsST
apply 1t on going to bed and you will be well in the
HEADACHE AND THROBRINCs OF
THE TEMPLES is caused by pressure from nsensible
perspirationis cured by few applications of KENHE-
WEA E1NEss OFF THE BACK-FolIow the
direction in the circular around each bottle.
tbs good for TOothache, Earache, sweled Face and
Inflammation of every kind. Every family should have
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, Roxbury,
Pasf TTSS % S asn SG2 * PA Hs So9 NEG
MCCoNYILLE, W. H. GoULDING, and by Druggists
everywhere.
HONE MADE BEER-A delicious,
da 9dS 81 s9GT %e BY
For sale by GEO II. SPUR DIFF iyl4
BREWERS COMPOUND EXTRACT
~ OF DANDELI0N, for making Beer for sale by
DAVID SCOTT 25l Man, corner 6,f Mechanic street
CtIDER VINEGAR-10O Barrels pure
Cider Vinegar of superior q9WSMty for sw S9s By
jylO d2w 1856 Main street.
SARATOGA WATER = $50 dozen
~ Congress and Empire Spring water %st T Teceived
ana j1i IS' SAFE by dgw VI lSs Man Ma street.
RAGATFLLE TABLE FOR SALE
- Inquire of S. r. LELAND at 4s Front street
ie6 dim"
VIOLINS.-A large assortment of Vio-
lins, Just received and for sale by
jyI dit j A, DoRMAN.
old FURNITURE PAINTED AND
- - REPAIRED, Chairs new re seated by JOHN LY-
sol, at No. Contra street Worcester. dtf icl3
NORTHERN, SOUTHERN, AND
a.; ~ WESTERN CORN, Rye, Oats Barley and Buck
gnss for sale by a.f D holbhS 81 s6 Street,
JAMES X. PIERCE gives especial atten
- tionto the care and renting of Houses stores &c
also to general"olleciing dist mch22
VHOMPSON'S NONPARIEL SALVE,
mc6 fg1 sale by GEO. R sPagRR, POI Main street.
GAPILANIA HAIR RESTORATIVE,
~ for sale by GEO r. SruRR. diff mchll
Il ENNEDY'S RHEUM ATTIC LINI.
n MENT- Manufactured BY Donald Kennedy RoE
hurry, Mass and for sale In Worcester by GEO r. liar
Low, Druggist. DIFF ialt
DR. HARRISON'S CHALYBEATE
snie nv ID, SCOTT,
my26 dtf PSI Main, corner Mechanic street.
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DOt1rss.
WORCESTER FIVE CFVTC { !.
nR. EDMUND SMITH, FCLBCTIc

- BoTAEIc PHYSICIAN, AND PROFESSOR OF ETIoLocY
AND MATERIA MEDIcA. &C, &c, will be at the Bav
state House Worcester. Mass every weeks COM
meinelns on FRIDAY and SATURDAY, August and 2,
ana every two weeks Friday and Saturday All the
rest OF the time he may be found residence rs Pleas
SAINT street, Boston Hours from to M and from
ITO p m The sick should now themselves of the
opportunity they have of being to health pera
nety NO physician ever performed such cures as have
been and are still being performed by DR. smith, All
those who wish to investigate will please call for circu
lar at So Newbury street. Worcester They contain
highly authenticated certificates mot few Of the most
remarkable cnres Gin Boston and vicinity record.
b=R Consultation free.
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GN IAIN ~ Ot MOhs
Two bottles to cure nursing sore mouth
One TO three bottles will clear the system Of hes
Two bottles warranted to the worst cankern
the stomach.
Three bottles are warranted to cure the worst
kinds of Eryspelas.
one two bottles warranted all humors in
the eyes
Two bottles warranted to cure running of the ears
and blotches among the hair.
-Four to six bottles warranted to corrupt and
running ulcers.
One bottle will cure scaly cruptiDns of the skin.
Two or three bIttes warranted to the worst
kind of rngwoIm.
Two to three bottles warranted to cure the most
desperate of rheumatism
Three or tour bottles are warranted 10 cure salt
rheum
Five to eight bottles warranted to the worst
scrofua.
One to three bottles warranted to the worst
cases of dyspepsia l know from the experience of
thousands that it has been caused by cauker the
stomach
One or two bottles warranted to cure sick head
ache.
One two bottles warranted to regulate a cosve
state of the bowels
One two bottles will regulate allderangement
kidneys
-Four to six bottles have cured the worst cases
drOpsy
BY strictly following the directions In the pamphlet
around each bottle, ard judciOus application Of the
SALT lsVEUM OINTMENT,
SCLSOFULA OIN'EMENE, AND
HEALING OINTMENT,
every and Gcer of whatever kind nature exec
cured.
For sale by all druggists every where.
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8lurring, gulg II, 1882.
miscellaneous
CLOTHING AND CLOTHING MA
~ TERIAL;.

~ TERIALs.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF Provisions AND CLOTHING,f
June :, 1861 }
Navy Clothing and Clothing Materials, will be receiv-
Ell at this office for furnishing and delivering ION receiving
sixty days notice. at each either the navy yards
CharlestOwu, Massachusetts,; and BROOKLYN New York
articles OF navy clothing clothing materials as NAV
be ordered by the chief of this bureau by the
the nsa year commencing the LIST day of Jnly next
and ending on the SOta day of June, 1885, viz:
CLASS 1.
BLUE CLOTH PEA JACKETS.
BLUE SEAMLESS PEA JACKETS.
BLUE CLOTH TROUSERS
BLUE SArINET TRowSES.
CLASS 4.
CLASS s.
BLUE FLANNEL oVERCoATs
CLASS 6.
BLUE WooLEN KNIT uNDERsHIRTS
BLUE WOODEN KNIT DRAWERS.
CANVASS DUCK TROUSERS
BARNSLEY SHEETING FRoCKS.
BLUE sATINET.
MN, -, -. CLASS 9.
CLASS 10.
CANVASS DUCK
BLUE NANKIN
CALFSKIN LACED SHoES
KlPSKIN SHOES
GRAINED LEATHER BOOTS.
- - -. CLASS IL.
CLASS 10.
MATTRESSES, with two covers for each.
BLANKETS
CLASS Is
BLACK SILK HANDKERCHIEFS.
oilers may 6e made TOR one or more classes at the OPP
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(tOMMONWEALTH OF MASSA
DR. H. c. PRENTieS offers ms prof;

I 49, ~ ASiIh' = ~ OhSio MS pIOicb"
sional services to the citizens Of Brookheld and vi
cinity lie is permitted to refer to the following gentle
men: DR.. Io'. Sargent and DIR. NJ. Bemls Worcester;
pr Daniel Thompson, Northampton; Prof ii. H. Chiids
BroOkfeld, July 1862 wIt&dtf iy2