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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-19

SAN Francisco, Sept. 13.-The ship w.
S. Prescott has been chartered for a load of
wheat to Liverpool. Business from the hands
of importers during the week has been re-
markably dull. Several showers in the
mountain districts recently, indicate the near
approach of the rainy season.
Salt Lake dispatch of the 18th gives
items concerning the progress of emigration
between there and Oregon. Two trains were
attacked by Indians at Subjects Cut OFF, and
fifteen or twenty persons were killed. A band
of Snakes, Shoshones, and Bannoes well
armed, are endeayoring to prevent emgrants
from going to the Salmon country. Colonel
Conner arrived at Salt Lake on the 10th, hav-
ing left the California troops at Ruby Valley
until he located garrison.
SAN FRANcIsco, Sept. 15.-An immense
mass meeting was held in Music Hall, Sun
day, to arouse the people to the importance OF
making creditable contribution for the relief
of sick and wounded soldiers. The mayor
presided, and speeches were made by Rev.
Thomas Starr King, Eugene Casserly, Fred
erick Billings, and others. The meeting was
very enthusiastic, and the movement to raise
money is likely to prove a great success.
Part of the estate of the late senator Brod-
erick was sold at auction on Saturday for
$4,000.
SAN FRANCIsco. Sept. 16.-B. f. Harding
was elected United States senator by the Ore
gon legislature on the 10Th inst, after thirty
ballots. The last vote stood-Harding rs,
George A. Williams %. Harding is Union
democrat.
Citizens in the vicinity Of Portland, Ore
pon. have contributed $4,000 to the national
sanitary fund.
A dispatch dated Ruby Valley, Utah, Sept.
Is. saws that % emigrants were killed by the
Indians near Graveley Fork on Humboldt
river. Col. Conner will dispatch company
of cavalry tomorrow, to ascertain the facts,
and if possible chaStise the Indians.
The first arrest for the utterance of trea-
sonable language in California was made yes
terdav, at Benicia-one Maj. Mackay, for
refusing to take the oath of allegiance. He
was committed to prison.
SAN FRANcIsco, Sept. 17.-The Stockton
Argus, San Jose Tribune, and Tulare Post,
three secession sympathizing journals, have
been refused transmission by Matters eX-
press, in accordance with an order issued by
Gen. Wright.
The larger part of the town of Smelling,
Mercer county, was destroyed by fire on FRI
day last. Loss $4,000.
The French war vessel Bayonnaise, left
Acapulco on the Goth of August having beer
unable to secure supplies, all communication
with the shore being denied by sufficiently
strong body of Mexican soldiers who held the
fort.
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The Minnesota Indian War.

New YORK, Sept. lS.-A special dispatch
to the Post says: General Pope telegraphs
from the west that the Indian difficulties in
Minnesota are more formidable than he had
anticipated. He asks for authority to have
two regiments of volunteers mounted, to pur-
sue the Indian war party"
The eleven thousand men surrendered at
Harper's Ferry by Col. Miles and Gen. White
are to be sent to the west, to be used against
the Indians. They can thus be at once made
useful, and they could not serve against the
rebels for some time to come.
MILWAUKEE, WIS, Sept. l8.-A dispatch
has been received from General Pope to the
governor, urging that no more troops be sent
to the seat OF war from the state of Wis
consin. The 18th regiment, which should
have left for Kentucky to-day, is now ordered
to Saint Paul
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How the RcbeIs Treat PRISONERS.

NEW YORK, Sept. IS.-An officer who was
taken prisoner at Cedar Mountain, and has
been confined in the Libby prison at Rich
mond and at Belle Isle until he was released
on parole four days ago, gives most Distress
ing account OF the condition in which the
Union prisoners still are. Ten men, to his
Knowledge, died in the prison of starvation,
the last words Of one being pitiful cry for
piece of bread.
The sentinels are again indulging in their
old sports Of shooting at Yankees who look
out of the windows of their prisons. One man
was killed by beardless boy, who was on
guard at the time when he appeared at the
window. On another occasion our informant
was standing with another person at the win
dow, when ball carried off the bowl of the
pipe which his companion was smoking.
The officers of Gen. Pope's command are
even in a worse plight than has been before
represented. They are in double irons, and
some have scarcely any clothing.
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NEW YORK, Sept. ls.-COTToN dull lower and irreg
ular; sales - bales at SO 20 Csc for middng uplands
FLOUR-Saes l2,40 bbls state and western unchang.
ed superhne state 300 "a 525 extra state 40 a. $50;
round hoop Ohio $50 a. j9O supeTtine western 800 q
$40; southern steady sales 1900 bbs; mixed S. @1$6;
fancy 6lO a $50; Canada unchunged sales 1850 bbs
extra IS a. 6,62s.
Wheat opened lie higher and closed heavy and decn.
ing; sales . push Chicago spring l,O&@ ls6; Mwau;
k3e club LIZ a. LII amber Iowa IN a. l,20; winter red
western l,2i( a. Corn opened lie higher, but closed
heavy safes $4,000 bush; mixed western 90 "a Gle oT
shipping, S. a. SOC for eastern
Beef quiet and firm; sales 0lbbls; country mess 81 %
1915 Fork shade ner; sales 1900 bbls mess 81 80
prime mess II 10 az II So Lard unchanged; sales 1900
bbs at "a 9ac. Nhsbey Unchanged; sales $50 bbs al
80 "a see Rice firm sales 300 bags Rangoon at64c. SUI
gars more active and firm sales llO0 hds New Orleans
9 ll1c Museovado 81 @ SIC; Havana S34 boxes at SEC
Manila 900 bags at SIC. Coffee more active and cent
better; o 10000 bags speculation on private terms
MOlasses more active and hrmer sales New Orleans 6
bbls at 80 q 40c As bbls do at &c Porto Rico 80 hds al
81 % 3sc.
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Dispntch from ssen. Hooker.

CENTERvLLE, MD, Sept. ia great bat
tie has been fought, and we are victorious. l
had the honor to open it yesterday afternoon,
and it continued until 10 o'clock this morning,
when L was wounded, and compelled to quit
the field. The battle was fought with great
violence on both sides. The carnage has
been awful. L only regret that was not per-
mitted to take part in the operations until
they were concluded, for had counted on
either capturing their army or driving them
into the Potomac. My wound has been pain
full, but it is not one that will be likely to lay
me up. l was shot through the foot.
j. HOOKER, Brigadier General.
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Successful Gunboat Operations.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1S.-Lieutenant com
manding Egbert Thompson, of the gunboat
Pittsburg, communicates to the navy depart
ment interesting particulars of his movements
near White River, Arkansas. He dispersed
with shell several camps of rebels. One OF
the parties hastily left their breakfast for safe
ty, and much spoil fell into our hands. Lieut..
Thompson captured the wharf boat Eunice,
220 feet in length, with finely furnished apart
ments, intended to be used as hotel at the
termination of the Mississippi and Red River
railroad. The boat was brought to Helena,
and occupied by our quartermaster's depart
1t is considered a valuable prize.
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But1tss,
n Office IS HEREBY CIvEN mn

~ - 49, - A a'nbD1 GIVEN THAT
~ have divided and arranged the eiobtb .ar.s-
1stet Of ne state Of Massachusetts o
assessor Of United States excise tag @ am ASSISTANT
The first district consists of tbe ct,,, -, N.
asnan W. TAFT Of Worcester is the Assstae 81 ana
The second district consists Of the ,o,,,. ~.
ana Me.t boylsion and Ethan Davis of olde, II AZ.
The third district consists Of the towns Of puu,
faSton, and Abran H. Temple Rutland ia M as sna
The fourth district consists of the towns Of o.Lh.
Mew Braintreei and North Brookfed, and Freeman
r The hii h district consists q the Brooksld
Brookheld is the Assistant Assessor u ''es'
The sixth district consists of the town OF Warra-
and William L. Powers Of Warren Is the Assistant
The seventh district consists the towns of SOUTH
bridge is the Assistant Assessor. VA
The eighth district consists the town of Spencer
The ninth district consists the town OF Leicester
and Joseph A. Denny of Leicester is the Assistant
The district consists Of the town of Charlton
and Levi Hammond of Charlton is the Assistant
The eleventh district consists Of the towns of Webster
Assessor. --'
The twelfth district consists the towns of oxford
The thirteenth district consists Of the towns of slburv
and sutton and Henry L. Bancroft of Mllbury is the
Assistant Assessor
The fourteenth district consists of the town of Graf
SCISSOR.
bury, and Lucus Allen of Shrewsbury Is the Assistant
Assessor
The sixteenth district insists Of the towns Boyls-
ton and Norhb0ro, and Arson Rice of Norhboro' sthe
Assistant Assessor.
The seventeenth district consists of the towns of west
pore and Southboro ami Samuel NJ Grggs of Westboro
Is the Assistant Assessor.
ne eighteenth district consists OF the of North
prdge and Upton, and lley d. johnson Upton the
Assistant Assessor
nc nineteenth district consists of the towns Of Ux-
the Assistant Assessor
The twentieth district consists of the town of MIL.
K ana james r. Davis of Milford is the Assistant
aoe twenty first district consists Of the towns OF
BBiiaSNstone ana MendOn and James +. Hayward Of
biacksone Is the Assistant Assessor
n me twenty second district consists Of the towns of
DSpnnngnah anu Franklin, and stephen W. Richardson
VI + rankin Is the Assistant Assessor.
rue tWetythiTd district consists of the town OF Med
Assessor. " e""S 10 'ne ]ASsiSe"ns
me tweny-fourth district consists of the towns Of
WWLen.hah ana foxhor0, and samuel Warner Jr or
Wrenthaln Is the Assistant Assessor ~ - -
The twenty fifth district consists NJ tho to,r % xv.i
SCISSOR F''S - 'he Assistait Az
Eaeh OF the above named Assistant Assessors Is now
prepared to receive applications for licenses and sfs Of
t'A"Vio property. lNERS PHILLIPS,
,.yoas,. c., assessor Tor the 9Th Mass. District
worcester, sept. IL 1852 div SIS
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New York, Sept. lS.-A letter from New
Orleans in the Express has the following par
agraph =" Admiral Farragut, with the flag
ship Hartford, some dozen or more gunboats,
and Com. Porters mortar fleet, are still rusti
eating in Pensacola bay, as they were two
weeks ago, when the blockading squadron at
Mobile allowed a heavily armed iron-clad
gunboat to pass under their guns into the har-
Dor Of Mobile, without SO much as throwing a
shot at the monster, which Haunted the Sc
cession flag in their faces"
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PITrsBURG, Sept. lS.-A universal gloom
pervades the city in consequence of the ter
rible disaster at the Allegheny arsenal, yester-
day. A public meeting was held at the board
OF trade rooms by the citizens, to make ar
engagements for the relief of the families of
the sufferers. Business was entirely suspend
cd, all the stores being closed at u o'clock.
The number of killed and missing, as far as
ascertained, is rs. 1t is supposed it will
reach upwards of 80.
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LOUISVILLE, Sept. l8.-The military com
menced terrifying the city yesterday: Ne
groes were impressed, and are throwing up
rife pits and digging breastworks There is
nothing reliable from Mumfordsyille The
telegraph is down. The journal received m
formation that Col. Wilder and his gallant
band, after fighting three days, were forced
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-19
to surrender to an overwhelming force OF the
enemy at u o'clock Tuesday night. Inns is
mt raliahle


CAPE RACE, Sept. 1S.-The steamship City
of New York, while sailed from New York
Saturday last, passed this point early yester-
dav evening. She was boarded by the news
yacht, and dispatches for the associated press
agent at Liverpool, containing the announce
ment of the recent victories by Gen. McClel-
Ian. as well as numerous commercial mes
sages of merchants of New York and other
cities, were successfully placed on board.
The steamship North American, from Quebec
for Liverpool, passed this point Tuesday, and
dispatches, giving an account of the successes
of the federal arms, as well as commercial
messages, were placed on board her also.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-19

NEW YORK. Sept. lS-STOCKS are active and better
Chicago and Rock island 10; Cleveland and Toledo 574
Gaena and Chicago 7ia Cleveland and pttsburg 27s
Illinois Central scrip Co., Michigan Southern guaran
teed 65 Michigan Southern Railroad 80; Michigan Cen
trail ~; Harlem preferred AZ Harlem Railroad u Erie
All; Reading 643; Pacific Mai lI24 Gold ll71
U skies 81, coupons l03; sxes 81 registered lOl
Treasury 3l0ths l04i Illinois Central bonds 1929; Ten.
ncssee SKIES 81 Missouri skies As.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-19

ALBANY, Sept. 1S.-Gov. Morgan has en-
powered Gen. ID. e. Sickles with authority to
accept for his brigade companies from any
part of the state.
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EVERY KIND oFHUMOR.

Two bottles warranted cure anursfng mouth
Two bottles warranted to the worst canker in
the stomach.
Three 1--WE bottles are warranted cure the worst
kinds of ErYsipelas.
One two bottles warranted to all humors in
the eyes.
Two bottles warranted to running of the
and blOtches among the hair
Four to six bottles warranted to corrupt and
running ulcers.
One bottle will cure scaly eruptions OF the skin.
Two or three bTttes warranted to the worst
kind ofringwOm.
Two three bottles are warranted to cure the most
desperate of rheumatism.
Three or tour bottles are warranted 70 salt
rheum
Five to eight bottles warranted to the worst
scroula.
of dyspepsia | know from the experience of
thousands that it has been caused by a cankerm the
stomach
One or two bottles warranted to cure sick head
ache.
One two bottles warranted to regulate costive
state of the bowels
One or two bottles will regulate Encouragement the
kidneys
Four 10 six bottles have cured the worst cases o
drOpsy.
By strictly following the directions In the pamphlet
around each bottle and udcious application of the
SALT REIEUM OINTMENT,
SCROFUEA OINTMENT, AND
HEALING OINTMENT,
every and ulccr whatever kind nature cxcep
that has taken root is perfectly and permanently
cured.
For sale by all druggists everywhere.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-19

NJ LINIMENT.-The best remedy Known for the i'm
mediate relief and permanent of Chronic and m
fdmmdtoTg Rheumatism. SpratRs Burns, ChHbiatRS,
Fresh Wounds Scalds, BrHise,, Frozen Limbs, Pege
table Poison, St'RgS Of Bees Bites Of Insects COrHs
Sc SC.
One trial will convince any person of its superior
virtues.
Prepaid by A. b. W. BULLARD, the original inventor
of Billiards. Oil Soap, and sold by BUSH ~ co :, Drug
gists No "a Front street, Worcester, Mass, RP only
Wholesale Agents. whom all orders should be directed
SIT div A. Is. W. BULLARD.
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D SCHOFIELD, MID, New SCHOOL,

I"
lie Physician and Surgeon, would respectfully
the citizens of Worcester and vicinity that he
has removed his Office and residence to No 50 Front
street. where he may be fund to attend all calls rs
pecia attention paid to all diseases Of females The doc
tor having had many years experience IN the treatment
of all diseases incident to this climate hopes to merit
a.share of public patronage.
ofice hours: till a. m, from to and till p.
diff
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MANHOOD; HOW LOST. HOW

AfA RESrORED.-Just published, in sealed enve
one, Is cents, Lecture the Nature, Treatment
and Radical Cure of SpermatoTrhea Seminal Weak
ness, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debility, lmped
ments to Marriage generally, NerYo usness COnsump
tiOn, Epilepsy and Fits; Mental and Physical Incapaey
resulting from SelfAbuse, &C. by ROBT. j. CULVER
WELL, NJ. D., author of the Green Book, &C. "a Boon
Thousands of Sufferers, sent under seal in plain
velope any address pOstp paid receipt OF six cents
or two postage stamps bv DR. CHI. j. c. KLINE, l27
Bowery, New York, Post Office Box 1885. d&w3m aus
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HIP PAKTNERSHIP HERETOFORE

= existing between the subscribers, under the name
of j. |. N. KRYEs is this day dissolved BY mutual
consent. The business will be continued al the old
place, by l. n. Reyes who is authorized 10 settle the
business Of the late firm. JOHN l.. KEYES.
L. N. KEYES.
Worcester Sept IS, 1852. d2w+ sls
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18th, 18th, 18th and 10Th of Septem-
WORCESTER AGRICULTURAL

~ S0CIEFY.-Ata meeting of the Trustees Sept.
4th IL was unanimously voted, that In view of the pre-
sent condition OF the country the imminent exposure
our beloved and brave felowcizens in the service OF
the nation and now in the face Of the enemy and the
engagements and anxiees OF people home and TO
save 10 the treasury of the state important and
greatly urgent occasions the contribution for premiums
10 public exhibition II is expedent aud highly proper
that the Cattle snow advertised by this Society for the
present year be dispensed with.
80 DIFF JOHN D. WASHBURN Secretary
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/ IFE READING.-Past, Present, and
~ Future will be revealed u YOU; any questions
answered in regard to business friends ia the war OF
FAR away Or TO discern between true % iaise enas
&c. This knowledge can be obtained az No 10 brown
street. leading from Winter street second door ~ stairs
every day and evening. from Tue Frophetlc business
Medium. Fees ~ ccnts questions aiswefea ny o.ter,
six cent stamps.
ssIT there Is danger IN the way,
learn ~ nnturo before you stray
Address Prophetic Business Meuiuhl' ~ Drown street.
Worcester an hlV
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NOTICE is hereby giyen to INV nnmer-

Gus customers, that whenever they want any Nee
dies, anything connected with business they can
have them by applying to g. II. HAMILTON M "a
Hewbury street. would say there Jew persons In
this city representing that they competent and ex
penenced at repairing Sewing Machines and that thew
keep my Needles, Of superior quality. ! would say
that their Needles Of very cheap poor quality
They are not workmen nothing but bunglers; and I
would further say IN those who have ordered Machines
are In want Of them that It they will wait until this
cursed rebellion Is put down. will then return and an
their orders with anew Machine that will amply repay
them for waiting.
sis dive gTEVENS
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BLACKSTONE BANK.-The Stock.

- holders of the Blackstone tank Uxbrdge are no.
titled that their Annual Meeting for the choice of Drec-
tors and transaction Of any other business which may
legally come before them, pul to Ak the limit Of tho
Loan to the Directors provided by the Statute will DO
held in the Hall over said Bank MONDAY. the sixth
day Of October next, Mt two o'clock NJ
Per order OF the Directors
Uxhrllge Sent g. 1852 dtols sii
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m EAL ESTATE AGENT.-The under

Az signed offers his services for the purchase,
Change, and leasing real estate; for the purchase and
sale of stocks and bonds for the negotiation Of business
paper for procuring loans morris ages for making
papers Of all kinds relating to the purchase sale
phange of real estate and for the collection of rents
Office 203 Main street A. j. EATON.
div
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MILLBURY BANK Notice is hereby
NA given that the Annual Meeting of the stockhold.
Of the Mbury Bank will be held the first MON.
DAY IN Oetobernext at o'clock ~, at their Bank.
ing Rooms, for the choice of Directors to FIX the limit OF
the loan to Directors and to act other busness
that may properly come before them.
ID. ATWOOD, Cashier.
Milbury, Sept. 49, 1862. dto6 SIS
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For further particulars apply to HENRY A DENNY,
Esq ARTHUR s. DENNY


| SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.--Miss NANCY
~ BAKER will open school for misses. at her home
Salisbury formerly the residence OF T.. w. Ham
mOnd, Esq ION Wednesday, the 10th Of September
Number Of pupils limited aud none desired under eight
years Several Will be received into the family as
boarders Full particulars upon application.
au4 dAwstf
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GRAF ON BAN K-The Annual
W Meeting of the Stockholders of the Grafton Rank
for the choice of Directors for the ensuing year Ak
the limit of the lean to Drectors for the Ansac-
tiOn Of any other business that may legally before
them, will be held at their Banking Rooms, on MON
DAY. the 9th day Of October next at two O'clock P.
by order Of the Directors.
w 4. SUTTON, Cashier.
Grafton, Sept. 1862. deopto6 SIS
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NO INVENTORS AND PATENTEES,

The undersigned having had an experience of threa
years, under favorable circumstances in England and
France, in the Patent Business, offer to American
Inventors the most favorable opportunities for obtaining
and working their European Patents without the neces
sity OF mourning the great expense attending personal
supervision Patents Obtaued through the best Patent
Solicitors in England and France at a moderate cost
Inventions introduced. means furnished for working
them. and personal attention insured Information OF
advice in reference to Patents other matters given
gratis application by letter, the undersigned at
the international Patent ONCE No. 100 Fleet street.
4, Q. London.
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(tENTRAL BANK -The Annual Meet.

4 tENTRAL BANK The Annual Meet
ing of the Stockholders of the Central Bank for the
choice of Directors for the year ensung Ak the limit
of the loan to Directors and tor the transaction any
other business that may legally before Them will
be held at their Banking Rooms: MONDAY, the 9Th
day of October next, at 10 O'Clock A.
Per Order OF Directors.
q. +. HARTSH0RN, Cashier.
Worcester Sept 49, 1862. dto6 sit
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North Brookneld Sept 49, 1862 Wv w. i A pGsASD

The subscriber, having purchased the interest Of Mr.
Adams Will continue che business at the Old stand in tho
adams Block. where he respectfully solicits a con-
tnuance OF the patronage Of his friends the public
Al1 dIMt WM Il
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NORTHBOROUGH BANK. = The

Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders Of this Bank
will be holden at their Banking House. on MONDAY,
the 9Th day of October next at4 O'Clock P. M the
choice Of Directors also to what action the Stock
holders will take the 54th section of chapter 81 Of the
General Statutes passed Dec rs 1850 entitled IAN Act
concerning Banks and Banking and transact any other
business which may legally come before the meeting
A w SEAYER, Cashier.
marlborough, Sept. Is, 1862. dto6s sis