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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-28

The Louisville Journal gives currency to
rumor that the notorious Gen. John b. Floyd
was killed the night he so ingloriOusly fled
from fort DonesOn. There being great
scramble to get aboard the steamers that were
to carry away Floyd and Pillow and their at
frlghted cohorts, Floyd stood at the gangway
of one OF the boats and with drawn sword
beat OIL the troops, permitting only his favor
ties TO get aboard. A lieutenant not in that
category was advancing to embark, when Floyd
ordered HIM OIL; but not being obeyed, struck
him on the shoulder with his sword, inhictinu
severe wound. The lieutenant thereupOn
instantly drew his pistol and shot Floyd dead.
SO the story runs, but it is hardly probable.
The British steamship otclia left New York
Feb 10th, with the Chief part ui the American
contributions to the Worlds Fair There
were about three hundred parcels, weighing
III the aggregate n,GIy one hundred and nly
tons, ana Comprising great variety Of our
most ingenious and useful inventions.
An exchange remarks, pathetically, "Haye
you sister! Then love and cherish her with
holy friendship" This is all proper enough
but in case you haven't got any sister of your
own, take some other fellows sister aud love
her. The effect is just as good and some.
times better.
The Philadelphia Bulletin is authorized to
state, most positively, that there is not the
slightest foundation for the rumof that Hon.
David Wimot designs resignlng his seat in
the senate to accept foreign mission.
A private dispatch irom Baltimore states
that the United States gunboat X. b. Forbes
was lost in the recent gale on Nays Head,
south OF Cape Henry 1t is reported that she
s total losS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-28

Hoarseness, or Sore throat. which might be checked
with slight remedy, if neglected terminates se
riOuslv. Few of the Importance of stopping
Cough SLIGHT COLD, in its first stages that hch
in the beginning would yield mild remedy If NOT
tended to, soon attacks the lungs
'HROWN'S BRONCHIAL IRUCHES were first ntf Oduced
eleven years Il has prOUed that then are he
best drtict bslre the pabtc Tor COUGHs, COLDS BRuN-
CHIlIs, ASTHMA, CATARRH the Hacking COu0h in ON
SUMPTION aud affections the THEoAT civ
ing immediate teif
PUBLIC SPEAKERS AND SINGERS
will ni them eecual for clearing and strengthening
the
We can concur heartily in the many recommended ms
OF the "hR 'hClilAL 1ROt HE'S prepared by tde
MesSrs Grown. At the time they were brought to
our notice, we were suffering from re cold from
which obta ed immediate and permanent relief by
the use OF the ROCKIES. II any OF readers are sui
ters from bronchial irritation, particularly ministers or
public speakers they will lind that this simple remedy
VIII bring almost magical reliet and enable them to
speak with little difficulty sutlering-BostoM ChIist-
ran Watchn0R and Reflector.
CAU FIoN-AS there u many limitations ask for and
OBTAIN only "BroUH'S BFOqchiaE Tr0ches." which by
long experience have proved their having recev-
ca the sanction of phs scians generally estimun-
ans from eminent men thr 'ughOut the country.
10 deOd3t&wlt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-28

II. ''
Funeral on Saturday at 100 O'Clock Il M, at No 10
Reservoir street Relatives and friends are invited to
attend without further notice
In this city, Feb y, oil brain fever, George Spauding
In New England Village Feb q, VIM Thornton, Nj b
Funeral Sunday, March 3 at u O'Clock p. NJ at the
Baptist church in sad village Relatives and friends
are invited to Sttend
In Ashburnham, Feb 49, Mrs Elizabeth G Lawrence
q; ON the sams day and in the same house. Josenh
Fletcher, Y Nf
In Springfield Feb 81 Royal Shaw of Albany Y, 6I.
In MlllburY, Feb25, Mary f, wife of Snaldinp vi
In New Bedford, Feb rs William Henry son OF Wi.
liam 1 and Agnes Norton, yrs mos DAYS
In providence, X |, Peb 26, Hon Samuel Dexter 81
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-28

Lowell Institute, and literary associations,
were instructive end interesting.
President FELTON, leaves family of children.
He was twice married. His hist wife was
Miss Whitney, the daughter OF an enterprising
Boston merchant. His widow is the daughter
OF the late Hon. Thomas G. Carey of Boston.
BY the last marriage, he became the brother
in law of Prof Agassiz The death of presi
dent FELTON, is a heavy loss to the University,
and it will be difficult to make his place good.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-28

TsatcheIOr's Hair Dye, THE BEST IN THE wopI6
W. A. Bachelors Splendid Hair Dye the Original ana
only Reliable and Harmless Hair Dye known Inston
tantaneous init effects stain the skin and nv
CRATES the hair for life Be and use none obe,
than the genuine, signed each side of every box
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR Sold by all respectable Drto
gsts and Fancy Goods Stores ever where Manufa
tory No 81 Barclay street. date IL Bond street and 2
Broadway, New York. d6wly an.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-28

HIGu ScHoRL.-The regular quarterly rhe-
torcal exercises OF the high school-posrponed
from the last Friday OF the winter term-will
take place in City Hall this afternoon, com.
mencing at O'Clock. Copies OF the Thesau-
rus, containing, among other things, the order
OF exercises, will be tor sale at the door All
who attend tina exhibition will be expected TO
purchase a copy OF the paper.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-28

NoRrnBoRo During the severe gale OF
Monday night last tie brick building on the
Miller place, owned by John Goodnow of. Bos-
ton, was unrooed, as was also the new barn
OF Thomas Carruth. The chimneys on the
Unitarian meeting house, the hotel, and the
house Of Henry Goulding, were blown down,
and other damage done.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-28

DIR. d. WesIey kelley, Analytical Physician
VIII be IN attendance his Medical Office l42 Main
street, worcester to consult with patients unon an is
cases, during THURSDAY and FRIDAY the 9Th and
I'm OF March (Oce ddUice free Ladies and gentlemen
are invited 10 call. w2tE d6tcS roo
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-28

the prisoners evinced more respect for tine or
ders given them.
Capt. L. A. Chandler has been authorized
to raise new company for the fourteenth
heavy artillery regiment. The company will
quarter in barracks at Lynn, and recruiting
offices have been opened in that city, in Bos
ton, and also in S dem and Haverhill
MISCELLANEOUS.
1t is now said that BucEner at Fort Donel-
son, to be prepared for any turn of fortune, had
a couple Of flags tied to opposite ends OF a long
pole, a coat stolen from neighboring farmer
Tor black flag, and shirt stolen from his
wife for a white one. While the federas kept
at distance from the fort, he displayed the
coat end OF his flag staff but, as they APP
preached, lie shifted Louisville Journal
The celebration, in St Louis, of Washing
toms birthday, was the grandtst ever known
IN the west There was a procession seven
miles in length, in which all professions, trades
and avOcati0ns were represented.
Now that government has taken hold of the
telegraph and appointed supervisor, let it
hurry up the dispatches, and not by useless
delay, Keep honest printer folks out of bed I'M
til five O'Clock i'll the morning.
The rebels have been saying for months,
that they ought to take up their quarters in
the rich cities of the west. Several thousand
Of them are doing so.
Among the valuable spois taken at Beau
fort s. G, are public and several private H.
brarles, numbering some 1000 volumes, many
of them rare and costly. Secretary Chase
has ordered them Slipped to New York
1t is stated that the Emperor Napoleon, at
the Tuileries, congratulated Mr.. Dayton on
the Union triumph in kentucky, when Zoli-
Golfer was killed,
John Minor, a relation Of John NJ. Bolts, an
ardent Unionist, and Virginia gentleman of
the old school, died at Frederick burg recent
iy.
Where is the Louisville Nashville Bowling
Green Courier now published Say
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-28

The LEvEE, TO NIGHT, at Mechanics Hall,
aside from its patriotic object, deserves the
most liberal patronage. Only fifteen cents for
admittance to an entertainment that is social
iy, musically, artisticaliy worth more. And
who can refuse the appeal made by Worcester
ladies in behalf of Worcester sodiers-msn
who went through Baltimore, who were at
Balls Bluff, and who won unfading laurels at
Roanoke?
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-28

THERE were as many as five hundred visit
ors to the Natural History rooms, in the pub
lie library building, OH Wednesday afternoon
last, and as many as two hundred more during
the evening. The Green library is now open
every evening, for visitors
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-28

observation-disclosures us that dellcaey preventsmanx
females from applying for the alleviate suser
ing and save life That objection is cbvated in the ca
ofSr James Clarkes Pills prepared after the
ton OF James Clarke, Physician the Queen of Eng
ana wen known to be the only sale and sue remedy
forfemae difficulties and obssructons from any causo
They can be sent in bottle containing so pills
by enco ing 81 and postage stamps to any agent.
Sold by BUSH IL CO., and all Druggists.
mis- deod&weow
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-28

DIR. j. G. Mott, Physician aud SURGEON.
daily from ~ until 2, and from in the evenin an
all diseases oftne Urinary and Genital Scr ulnus
Affections HUmOrs OF all kinus, Sores, Ulcers and RIM
tons, Female Complaints, &c. An experience of over
twenty years extensive practice enables DR. M to cure
all Of the most difficult Medicines entirely ven
etaDle. AuNlce Free. deodIy iV20
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-28

GREAT EXPECTATIONS" Will be realized by the
use Of HILLS MIMI SPECIFIC, for Badness and
Falling on of the Hair
GREAT EXPECTATIONS" will be realized by the
use of WAX FLOSS for dressing the Hair
GREAT EXPECTATIONS will be realized by the
nse of PREPARED TUFA, for cleansing aud beauty
in the Teeth.
GREAT EXPECTATION" will be realized BY tho
use Of the WAVERLY PERFUME for the Handker.
chief
GREAT EAPECTA Tl0NS" will be realized by the
use of HILLS LIQUID AMANDINE, Tor Chapped
Hands, Roughness of tie Skin, &c.
Prepared and sold by
JOHN Q. HILL, Apothecary,
10 Jam Mechanics Hall.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-28

Gents Fine Shirts made to order in the most ~,
proved style and in the hest at short not
by WALBRlDGE, No. American House ElocS
Shirt Patterns cut diff "i9 VSA
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Nj a IL RIER.

In Taunton Feb %, George Case of New Bedford to
Laurette Potter OF Taunton,
In Westfed, Feb 20 Ansel Searle to Mrs Jane Searc
both of SOUTHAMPTON; 22nd, Ezra N Bracket and Alice
Prentice. both of WOGthington
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-28

SMITHS Curative Cleansing g.ou-,cv,-L
superior remedy for Headache Barns Sore Iips Bovt
Complaints. Canker, FILES. Sore Throat sc g., r..
sale by BUSH CO, "a Front street y the doze ~
single bottle at manufacturers prices iieoJ ia ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-28

CAPT. JosEPn WooD, formerly of Fitch
burg, has been elected Captain of the National
Gualds OF San Francisco.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-28

A-N MINI y HGJAIEAHe
Two bottles arc warrane to cure NURSING <oro month
UDe 70 three bottles Will clear the system f hiins
the stomach ~ '"io tie "orst cahkerln
Three or five bottles are yarrantad g..
Kinds of ErysipeluS :" 0Nie lhe "otst
the eyes. ~ W 0Aie al H'ilots III
Two bottles to cure running of the cars
an1 blOtches among the hair. ~
10 SIN Bottles are warranted to corrupt and
running ulcers. F' 4""
One bottle will cure scnlv crnntions of tho skir
kind of rnewolm. ~ S "Vrst
Two TO three bottles warranted to cure tho moe.
desperate case OF rheumatism ~ must
lhree or four bottles warranted TO cure COLI.
rheum ~ Sute salt
Five to eight bottles warranted to cure tb ,,u.
One 10 three bottles are warranted to cnro .h
cases OF dyspepsia l know from tho ex'o .ne worst
aUusauS that 1t has been caused Jy caIkeTrn 10, %
ache. '''''eu 10 cure sick head
one or two bottles warranted to regulate
kidneys. van osul"te encouragement OF the
dr -Four 10 six bottles have cured the worst c.s
ny surety following the directions IN tho ,o,,.,.
"u e''oh pote, ard judicous application "f
SALT RTEUM OINTMENT
SCNOFULA OINTMENT. ANN
HEALING OINTMENT.
sore ana ulcer of whatever KIM or uature o.
cured. '' - perfectly and permanently
Fo' S"le oy all druggists everywhere
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-28

PoLICE CoURr.-YestErday, Elisha NJ and
EIvira Crosby, for keeping house of illtame
on the BoonIingdaIe road, were each put under
$500 bonds for their appearance at the crimi
nal term of the superior court, in May next
In default of bail, they were committed
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-28

I I0s,N'e,,IITUTlON WATER = Direct
nv cF0 9a y ths PROJECTORS, W. II. Gregg Co Ne, sai
fyopss, HARLOW, corner Dlan and =. soio
"es'W DIT S3Is
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-28

SUPERIOR CoURT.-The March term of the
superior court, for the trial OF civil causes,
commences its session in this city on Monday
next, Judge Ames presiding.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-28

LIQUOR SEIzURE.-A seizure of liquor was
made yesterday, at the well-known establish
ment OF Joseph S. Hill, on Mechanic street,
where some $500 OR 5000 gallons of various
kinds Of liquors were found by the police, and
stored in proper quarters for safe keeping.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-28

THURSDAY MORNING, the 10th, finds us
still at anchor at Dukhead, about four miles
above the island, and perfect day has dawn.
ed upon us, and we are hoping to move every
minute, SO that we can be rid of these dirty
fellows. Ihave been asked by the boys many
times what was the cause of the detention
and have told them that thought that the
steamer New York was second ark, and that
we were waiting to get pairs Of every creeping
thing on board before leaving. There are seen
so many kinds among the rebels that their
crdwiing about causes extra motion to the boat.
Nhe ignorance and filth of the prisoners can
not be exaggerated. All of the rebel officers
anu 'Jrst iamily' regiments are on the steam
er s. r. spauding, and as we have enough
without them, to exchange for all our prison.
ers' 'hey VIII be taken to New York or Bos.
Ton, and when We get rid of them. we shall
make another move, and shall goin ano,hor
victory The North Carolina troops have s,ota
scrip as small AS g. TO- and Is GEMS na, a'a,e
IN 1866, and this is their spending nIous y "'''
REcoLLEcTIoNs or THE BATTLE.
Page after page could be written of ,,a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-28
BUYING sHAD.

While they were being put on to the New
York, yesterday, quite pleasing incident &C.
Cured, which gave many OF US pleasure in
more ways than one. In the dis ance was
seen a pretty little sail boat, coming Fright
smart" as the rebels would say, before the
wind, with flag of truce which proved to be
some fishermen with a load of shad which they
had just caught. They sold Them to US for
the low price of 20 cents each, and one of the
boys on the steamer Admiral, which was an
chored near US, fearing that they would be
gone, undressed, and putting sixty cents in his
mouth, pitched overheard and swan to the
side of the boat, paid tor his three shad, and
then returned TO his boat with a rich feast for
soldiers supper. Another boat load is to
come down to-day, when there will be another
rush for fresh shad.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-28
PASSING UNDER THE CoLoRs.

Among the prisoners on our boat we have
woman and little girl eight years old, and
every kindness is shown them, they having
quarters with our officers. The sick and
wounded among the prisoners are under DR..
Rice's care, and for wounded man he has
his hands full, as most of the wounded of our
reg ent are in this steamer They are all
doing well. When the prisoners were march,
ed from the shore to the Pilot Boy, they had
to pass under the coiors OF the Massachusetts
twenty-ftth, presented to us by the ladies of
Worcester, and when they leave us they will
have 10 do the same, even though we land
them on the shores OF their own Dire. While
they were passing on 10 the boat one of Gen
Fosters aids asked him if they were to be ex.
changed under flag OF truce. Whereupon he
replied at once "a flag OF truce No. for
wherever his brigade went there would float
the stars and stripes, and he should be mon
arch OF all he surveyed" This afternoon the
steamer George Peabody has joined us, and
she is TO be filled with rebels, and the time of
our leaving is unknown to US, as we are wait.
ing Tor the return OF Lieut.. Col. Osborne of the
twenty'fourth Massachusetts, who has gone to
Richmond to arrange for the exchange of all
the fifteenth boys.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-28

The crews Of the British steamship Fingal,
and of schooner which some time ago ran
tho blockade at Savannah, with all the arms
and munitions they could carry, came FROM
Norfolk on Thursday, under flag of truce,
on their way to fortress Monroe for Liverpool
General Wool promptly sent these men back
The sending OF them by the conlederales,
through flag of truce, was apiece Of sublime
impudence The Fnga lies at Savannah,
and will be captured whenever that city falls
1t will be remembered that Gen. Lander 70
ported Col. Annsansel to the war department
for cowardice in the slirmish at Blooming
Gap and that secretary Stanton recommended
that he be either disgraced at the head of his
regiment, dismissed the service, or hung. The
Wheeling Intehgencer of Saturday, states
that Gen. Lander has concluded to suspend
the death penalty, and that he will simply dis.
grace the recreant colonel by depriving him of
his sword and commission, and ordering him
forthwith out of his military jurisdiction.
While the rebel prisoners were cmbnrkpp
from Fort Donelson for Chicago some Of
them proved refractory, and frequently disc.
beyed the order to keep in line. Exasperaled
with The refractory conduct OF two Of them
the guard were ordered to fire upon them,
and the two were thus killed. Subsequently
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-28

BleedlnE Blind and Itching Hes Seruiia Sail pt ior
am Diseases Of the skin One bottle warranted ~ @
IN al cases; II not, dealers partirulnriy W
Iei"Hd me WOHep only five bottles In n th6ns9,'d r ~
Iutned hho these were confirmed Fistuia Hundr"ds ~
lGtlefs ana certificates are nov In the pruprctr nog
81 u, whcl can be seen upon annlicntiou song a9,Na
eeiiresuiar piepared BY HENRY d. FOWLE, C6emsta
u Prince street, Boston, Sold by all Drupoists T'
tilcates with each bottle luce 81 per bottle yer
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-28

In Newport, Wednesday, the extraordinary
spectacle was witnessed OF genuine rebel flag
floating over the City Hall for several hours.
The facts were these, Ills honor the mayor,
to crafty the public curiosity to see the rebel
flag received as trophy from Col. Tew, had
it hoisted directly under the stars and stripes,
and union down 1t attracted no little atten.
ton.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-28
9neoltrnal.
THE GREATEST MEDICAL DIS.
EVERY KIND OFHUMow

1tp COYERY OF THE AGE
VIZ Kennedy. of ROXburv has iiscovarod y, ono nj
our coA'Aon pasture weeds remedy that cures ' "
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-13
For the Sick end Wounded

from President the United Ststes.
national system has oeen established by the ssnt. Cor
m.siou for ansmssion and sndiccus Distribution
Of the people for the ~ounded
Of sod Navy The after being well trted
has been formally approved and nended by h Pred
dent the 6euersil-chef. and the surge0nOeneEs The
security It osr, asan.l issppopiston l. practically
feet until the c)uiblii0ns ee delivered IN the hospitals.
ere they necessarily from the corrol of the Com.
OF tan million irices seat through one OF
the largest Of lie channels suppy ha been sscertaned
used Discreet and ohy constantly
we'd ia vsn. all divisions OF tue including thSss
on the the Mississippi and the Wester, from
observe their wants 70 direct supplies where ihey
Needed aud 10 lar re practicable their
lns Commission does not undertake TO de-
articles t. individuals and declines % receive ooptno9-
with rrst cOu 10 their destiu.i'n within Tie
us Of tie force employed in The service o. the Nation.
nert katlora unity wherever ~ IL antason-
len With local pride. The distribution OF hospa
supplies "a lnt sbrach OF the oi tne COau-sion le
employs the be- professional talent he can be obtained VA
The country aid M larger puposeto do al tnat IS possible
fo lie heath ind vtgor o h,tllng men, 70 tighten thea
DuTdc and their spirits under the pVations ana
lartsAps which essential part o. successful warfare
For ais purpose contributions its Treasury sDciteA
Tney teCe % the Treasurer, G L. SlkONO, esls
No. 70 Wallet, Now lofk.
Commissioners under appointment from the fresident o.
the United The Rev. HenTy W. Bellows d. ID Proh
4 ID. bsche IL. d., George w IuluIn, I; > AieSaa'
W iiiau H. Van Burn. ~ d.. Wo.coI Gibbs NJ, d. SAM
uei g. Howe. NJ d. 3 Iorneigs H. Agnew. NJ ID ElnhA
Harus. N. D. -. ) Newbeuy. NJ. D. George ]. Strong
Horace Biuney, r the Right Rev. Ihos NJ. CLARK the
Hon Joseph 'to; r. w. Burnett; the Hon. Marx SkiElsf.
Frederick Law Opsted.
Contributions Of suitable supplies for the sick and wounded
be receive ID At the rooms O. the women Centre ho,es
Assoc.Atou No. 10 3da Cooper Union, New-loS Re,
further apply IA SeD OH At tie Local onee
the Comr'.s No i93 Brosiway, OF by mail 20 FAkD
LAW DIMSIFn. General Secretary, Washington.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-13

THE RKrURs OF THI SIXTY-NISTH.-A new his
torical picture by Mr.. Louis Lang representing the
return Of the 9th Regiment to New-York after the
frs, battle of Bull Run, is now exhibition at Gou-
pills Gallery. Mr.. Lang hastrea;ed his subject with
great spirit. The grouping is especially striking,
sud the particular point OF view selected affords op
portunity for introducing numerous effective acces-
sions, such as the open narbor beyond the %ttery,
:he shipping, the multitude Of spectators from win
oows and porches, etc. Many portraits are intro
duced among which the most prominent are those of
Capt. Meagber Col. Nugent, Chaplain OReily and
Grand Marshal keenan,. 4 private view was given
.Ast Saturday evening, when the artist received the
compliments and congratulations Of large number
Of visitors.