Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-12


by friends who are heartily engaged in the
Sabbath school cause.
Rev. SIDNEY DEAN of Providence, late a
member of congress from Connecticut, will
preach at the Park street Methodist church,
tomorrow morning and afternoon.
Moses BATES, for some months publisher
of the Daily Bay State in this city, has been
appointed by Gen. Butler warden of the pen
itentiary at Baton Rouge.
The TAX LAw.-The national tax law is
published in Beadlcs dime series, complete,
with an index to subjects, and an alphabetical
recapitulation of articles to be taxed prepar
ed from the official copy. 1t is one of the
most convenient editions of the law yet pub
lished. For sale by s. Thompson & Co.
CLINToN.-ln response to a call of the Sc
lectmen of Clinton, large and enthusiastic
meeting was held Thursday evening, to adopt
measures to furnish the required number of
soldiers from that town. After spirited re-
marks from Charles G. Stevens, Esq, and
others, a committee was chosen to report
next Monday evening in regard to the manner
in which the quota shall be filled.
EAST DoUGLAs.-The Wesleyan Methodist
church have secured the services of Rev. Reu-
ben II. Coble as their pastor.
! MLFoRD.-On the 18th inst, Mr.. Clear, an
lrishman dove into the pond near the village
and was drowned. He was intoxicated at the
time.
FRAMINGHAM NORMAL SCHOOL. - The
semi-annual examination of the State Nor
NAL School at birmingham took place on
Tuesday and Wednesday last. The gradu-
ating class numbered nine young ladies,
among whom were Clara NJ. Howard of Mil
ford, Josephine c. Lalkin of Worcester, and
Lucy S. Patrick of Milford. The tenth bien-
NAL convention Of the institution was held on
Thursday, addresses being delivered by Rev
j. NJ. Manning and Henry Ward Beecher.
The school is in thriving condition
| CASUALTIES IN THE FIFTEENTH
Schouler has received the following correct
list of casualties in the 10Th regiment includ-
lug killed, wounded, and missing, since June
20, 1862 =
| WOUNDED.
At Fair Oaks, June GEO. A, Charles H.
Stevens, foot, slight.
Co. D-Prvate Richard L. Hammet, arm.
At Savages Station-Co. A, corporal S. F.
Maynard, thigh, prisoner,
Co. D-Walter S. Shaw, arm, slight; Chas
o. Goodnow, hand: David B. Seaver.
At Nelson'e Fnrm-Cn b corporal hilburn
| HARDWOOD, arm, severe; j. X. Hosmer, arm,
severe.
Co. C-Lafayette c. Worden, hand, slight.
Co. H-Charles L. Braman, hand severe.
Co. E-Capt. Charles II. Watson, side,
slight.
Sergeant Thomas II. Heald of the Andrew
SharpshOoters, attached to this regiment, was
also wounded
MISSING.
Co. A-Corporal S. f. Maynard, private
Frank o. Benton, VIM. b. Whiting, Hiram
Latin, George H. Gallup.
Co. C-Silas B. Brigham, George 0. Will
der, George Muir.
Co. D-Edson r. Leland, NJ Butterield.
Co. E-A. b. Yeomans, Henry Hoyle, Eli
as Ellis, H. C. Dodge.
Co. F-Corporal VIM. a. Mullett George
| w. Allen.
Co. H-George o. Fitch
Co. I-E. d. Clements, Hiram Burnham
James Mahoney, L. o. Riley, A. II. Slater
Co. K-Edward Olney, Fred Werner, VIM.
Murphy, Thomas Wood.
Died of disease and other causes-A. l..
Brown, Co. G, of wounds received at Fair
Oaks; Daniel Harris, drowned June Both,
near Watertown VIM. d. Greene, died June
Both, near Watertown; Henry NJ. Engley,
Co. H, died June 4th, in hospital.
JOHN w. KIMBALL,
Lieut.. Col. commanding.