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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-21
THE PROBABILITIES.
From the Washington star, Nov. Is


A glance at any good map of Virginia will
show the reader that the fine march made bv
Gen. burnside on Sunday and yesterday, has
brought his army from ten to twenty miles
nearer Richmond than the main portion of
the rebel army was, probably this morning.
Else the latter moved to counterfeit Burn
sides movement sooner much sooner, than
could reasonably have been expected; as it
was doubtless twenty-four hours after Burn
side moved before the rebel generals compre-
hended what his movements meant, and then
it probably took them twenty-four hours
more-or until last night--before thew could
get fairly in motion to head Burnside Off from
Richmond.
The rebel Gen. jackson has been fairly
Unanswered out into the cold. 1t is hardly
possible that his corps can participate in the
great battle for the possession of Richmond
II he has, as is asserted, 10000 men, then he
has quite half the whole rebel army of the
Potomac clear up at the head of the valley.
at least twelve lays fair marching from Rich
mond, with Burnsides army not six days'
march from it.
But it is plain to us thatthis 10000 story is
without foundation, and that he has not 20. 600
troops, If more than 10000 large number
to venture to isolate so far away from where
Lee knew well he must sooner or later fight
the decisive battle of the war.
Five days should see that great battle over
and Burnside should have Richmond in less
than ten days, as the campaign seems now to
progress. However, we repeat, much indeed
seems to depend on the energy and efficiency
OF the construction corps.
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In Filchburg Nov 10 Julia Augusta daughter eftol.
may and Corneia wait Is yrs mos. Nav A. Johu
rrahklln ehlla Or JChn and RoNa1a smith, yrs 2nos
years. -
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cause are we'll known. 1t is understood these
public meetings are to be held once month
ut the same place.
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important Suggestion FemnlrH-If eny
one suggestion is important than another II he
announcement Of relit Tor the monthly uBerngs o
common to the SEX and The violence Of which is only
under IT. while friends wonder the cause IL nervcus
PAINT calls louder for relief o most perfectly relieve
me suherngs while natures part OF The wo is lly
carried our: is what HUNNEwELL'S roLU ANoDYNE has
performed IN most extreme cases. and most undoubied
testimonials confirm the declaration
Asking the confidence of all who can appre late the
leet from 81 much suffering aud accept this valued
preparation as truly meritng the and fame of a
true AnOdyne is the wish OF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-21

Draper az Clark, COMMISSION MERCHANTS ana
Dealers m Flour Grain, Meal, Grass seed, Salt. Lime,
cement CalcGed Plaster Plaster Paris Ground OYSTER
Shells, and farmers Produce generally Also AGENTS
t9 the sale of Goes super Phosphate of Lime Peruvian
Guano, American 1uanO and Ground Bone,
DRAPER a. CLARK,
ap3 diff Nos 95 IL 81 Front St. Worcester Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-21

Smiths Curative CienDSIug ComoouDd.--A
peroTremedy TOR Headache Burns sore tius BoNsi
Complaints Canker, Piles, sore throat Re- &e ia,
ale by BUSH ~ CO, "a Front street hy the ,io1r -,
U.S. 'o AZ '"7"ulAct"rerS prices deOd y3J
see woman IN another column. picking Sanhuci
,Iapes Tor Speers " Inc. II is an admirable artIcie
1seu M hospitals ana by the rst class families in Para
london and New York, in preference to Old Port Wfe'
II " worth trial, as It gives great latlsiacti0n
% diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-21

The REGULAR QUARTERLY EXERCISES of
the High School take place this evening at
City Hall, commencing at half-past six clock.
The ticket of admission will be copy of the
High School paper, the Thesaurus.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-21

Ten regiments are already encampcd on
Long Island, and others are arriving daily, to
take part in the Banks expedition.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-21

The Ladies Relief Slave Society will meet
this afternoon at three o'clock, at the. house
of Mrs. John Davis, on Lincoln street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-21

10 XIiIt.ur, on.rr..

Particular attention is called to my stock Of
LIGHT AND DARK BLUE CLorug~s
70,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-21

SWORDS SAsHES. BELLE, SHOULDER STRAPS
CARS, PISTOLS, lIAYERSACKS -
And all other goods suitable for an officers out1t
Also-Drinking rube:, Rubber Guns w ritinr iiasNs
Knife, Fork aud spoon, with many utner articles era
soldiers comfort, all Of which will b. sold It the lowest
possible price Particular attention given To nrocurins
PRESENTATION SWOWDs Fs
- - w.. CHAS. q, COLEMAN, -
DEALER IN WATCHES JRwELRY, SILVER WAEh Nc
SIT ou 2L5 Main street, cUrnor o. Foster
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-21

IN worcester, Nov 10 by Rov'Nt Richardson c Pcr'cy
Gyer o. Boston, to mrs Harriet Thompson u tnis
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-21

School ExHIBITIoN.-The pupils of Miss
Gilbert's select school gave very pleasant
entertainment at the chapel Of the Central
church last evening" consisting of tableaux,
declamations, songs, &c. About thirty pupils
took part in the exercises, and all passed off
to the satisfaction of their many friends who
were present. The pleasure of the evening
was much enhanced by the musical perform
ances of the Messrs. Leland and Mr.. Bacon,
who kindly volunteered their services for the
occasion. The patrons and friends of Miss
Gilbert are under great obligations to her for
the very agreeable entertainment of the eve
ming.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-21
The Change of Base from WarrentOn
to EredericIks burg.

correspondence OF the New ork Herald,
WASHINGTON, Nov. lS.-The departure OF
the army from Warrenton was effected with
mastery ability, SO as not only to enable the
whole army to proceed several miles upon its
new line OF operations without any Interrupt
ton but also to completely mystity the rebel
sympathlzerS and spies in Warrenton as to its
actual destination. The removal of the sick
aad wounded from the hospitals was begun
several days ago, and actually progressed in
such manner as not to attract particular no.
tlee. Even up to the morning of the day
when Warrenton was finally evacuated,
some portion of our troops were busily en-.
gagged in erecting palisades, and apparently
making preparations for going into winter
quarters at that place.
Much curiosity was manifested by the rebel
sympathizers at Wawenton to know the mean
ing OF the unwonted activity that prevailed,
and also the destination of the army. Of the
latter neither the soldiers nor the officers, ex-
cept few OF the highest rank knew any,
thing whatever. 1t is believed, therefore,
that General Burnside has already placed his
army two days march nearer to Richmond
than the rebel army under General Lee, and
that the rebel force under Stonewall jackson
Is LETT in the Shenandoah valley so far behind
as not to be able to come up with the main
body till decisive battle has been fought
Jackson's force has unquestionably been
much exaggerated; but it comprises some OF
the best Of the rebel troops. and its absence
must greatly weaken the rebels in case of
general engagement. Gen. Sigel, with the
reserves, is not so far behind Gen. Burnside
as jackson is behind Lee. If the arrange
ments for transporting supplies for the army
OF the Potomac are promptly carried out, it
will undoubtedly reach Hanover junction be-
fore any considerable amount of the rebel
army can be massed there, which will allow
Gen. Burnside to select his own ground upon
which to tight the battle that must occur.
In will be seen that, in the adoption of this
new, or rather cid line of operations (for it
is understood to have been the one prepared
by Gen. Mcclellan several months ago5. the
difficulty OF supplying the army over a long
line OF transportation, continually liable to
interruption by rebel raids, has been avoided.
The rebel army has been outmaneuvered,
and will be forced to accept battle else
where than in the strongly entrencbed posi-
ton that had been selected by Gen. Lee be-
hind the dangerous and difficult defiles and
crossings of Hazel river and the Rapdan.
The movement is intended to be a rand
one and the result decisive.
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MILITARY CLOTHING.

Having had large experience in this line of business
can warrant Uniforms from this establishment to be
satisfactory in every particular All orders executed ON
short notice
D II. EAMES,
Harrington Corner
aul diff Corner Main aud trout streets,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-21

New TELEGRAPH STATION IN WORCESTER.
Like every thing else, the railway business is
adaptingi itself more and more to the telegraph,
so that it is only question of time, when
each of our several roads will have line of
its own. The Boston and Norwich roads
have decided that their time has now come;
and, accordingly, the agents office of the for
mer road in the Foster street station is being
enlarged that it may receive Geographic in
strument which will be used by both roads;
and, after the present week, will be duly
furnished with one. The Nashua and West
ern roads have each had an office for some
time, so that there will soon be four in this
city, three besides that of the general office
on Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-21

On the 10Th inst, a piece of iron weighing
two or three tons was being drawn a short dis
lance on par of wheels, on the premises of
the Bridgewater Iron Works, when the lash
ings became unfastened, letting the mass slip
back until its weight threw the tongue at
tached to the wheels over backward striking
Mr. Thomas Cook on the head He died the
next day.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-21

Have You Bought Your Clothes " ringer
If So, you have bought too soon CUMMINGS g.
SWALLOWS SELF REGULATOR is the Machine
above all Others in mo altering ScTeWs for every
piece, and IRON RusT) A child can wiring y0iiI
clothes with this Machine as well as an adgT Cali
and in use at G. A. QUINN NCiS' NShop S0t
MAR street opposite Brinley Hall. F' ~"
Agents wanted in every state City, and Town State
County, and Town Rights for Sale dt 81
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-21

Consumption, Gravel Cont. ChrOaic Fheu-
n';asisin, DrOpsy, Dyspepsia, Fever and
Ague. and Bladder Complaints.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-21

The 5lsT demonstrations hundred more
pockets are wanted in the coats for this regi-
ment and one hundred ladies are wanted to
do the work, at Horticultural Hall, which will
be open at nine o'clock this morning. La
dies are urgently requested to aid in this work.
as it must be completed to-day.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-21

MEs. 9. Goodwin, an experienced ana success.
al Midwife holds nersefin readiness day and nigbt 10
attend to the duties of her profession Residenee'
Austinstreet. dtf 0't'e"eS 90,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-21

To C"nsumpiivrs.-Ihca advertiser having been
afsooeu 10 neath IN few weeks by simple rfmely
leT having suffered several years with severe ling ~
lection, and that dread disease, Consumpton-s any
cure. ~ ei' is 'ho l'ed1s "i
TO an who desire it, be will send copy of the pre.
scrpllnn USED Gree Of charue with the directions lar
preparng and using the same which thev viii Hnd
SIRE LURE l9r CONSUMPTION ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS DC
Inc only object OF the advertiser in sendn inc rrS
serptlon Is to benefit the afflicted, and spread ntorn,a.
non which he conceives to he invaluable and he homes
every sufferer will try his remedy as II will cost he,n
nothing, and may prove blessing. ~
Fartle, Wishes the preservation will please address
Rev EDWARD A. WILSON, Wliamsburph
uEU uJin Kings County. New orls
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-21

on nr. d elm q. M0tt, Phys'cinn aud surg cor,
70 COURT STREET, corner vi Howard Boston, consult
ca uailv nom ~ until 2, and from to in the evening
OF al discusses OF the Urinary and Genital Organs scro
uouS Auect0ns, lnmors Of all kinds Sores Ulcers and
Eruptlons, Female Complaints, &c. An experience of
Over twenty years extensive practice enables Dr. NJ TO
cure all OF the most difficult cases Medicines entirely
vegetable. Advice tree. d3aW6lu olO
II Won wish Tor splendid picture OF your hd CALI
C.gfia s. lbs NJ ain street. His arrangements
piete forpfodrcing alikeress lnstantaneousv dtfd6
M0meOpnthir rharmpcy.-'rhc sale of llomco-
panic Remedies, Books, &c Interrupted by Or JenCk's
illness, ], resumed bv A. H. now LAND co at the
same entrance, 2SO Main street, (up sairs) dtf o6
Mrs. IL. sc. Clark, ". De- Physician and sue.
ccssl Midwife would announce to the ladies' of Worces
ter ana vicinity that she continues to treat all diseases
peculiar TO females scientifically and SUCCESSFULLY Con
sultntiOn free Office and residence 800 ain street cor
ner ~ Myrtle uu apps
Adams Gallery, 283 nEnIn street, IN now
open for the reception Of the public. DIR dgi
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-21

The forty-second regiment, Col. Burrill,
will probably pass through the city this after
noon This regiment joins the camp of the
Banks expedition on Long Island.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-21

'ar I';om ssestored.-F. A. CLoUGH would
sJett.:l nIUrn his friends and the public generally
that Union Block having been fully restored since the
DIRE he has reopened his old HaDressing Room in bet
ter style than where he will be happy TO attend
upon all who may favor him with call dtf apps
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-21

A correspondent of the New York Times
tells the following incident "A wounded
soldier who served in Burnside's expedition
in North Carolina mentions that at Newbern.
on one occasion, our troops, on account of
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-21

ucu commanding Army OF ECUADOR
ihose VINO have friends in the army shoud send them
package of Railways Ready Relief it will protect them
against Sickness and will many vc5-rce 25 cts
so cts. and 81 per bottle
Sold by Druggists. For sale in Worcester by II. Il
GREEN d CO., and GRO y. HARLOW t2w MO-
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-07-12
-v TELEGRAPH.
FROM JAMES RIVER.
Arrival of Gen. Burnside,
General Halleck and
President Lincoln.

,..,,ss MoNRoE, July Up. .M-The steam.
Iu.;a,,. while on her way up to Harrison's
q ILL., Yesterday, and within about four miles
Lsnum. ,isce, was fred into by The rebels and
o. 'ps. .r injured, but none killed. The firing
one i.nn six field pieces on the opposite side Of
vsS Nv Nv and a little below the Federal army
tae .,.smer was aground at the time. Our gun.
Tns .ent down and drove off the rebels.
D0.s ,sconnoitering party was sent out yesterday
1ss,nnd the rebel pickets within one mile of
sDu ~. .hich leads to the opinion that another
little is at hand.
O' Rls,s,.tvorks are being thrown up at Hamp.
49, .bou, q miles from Fortress Monroe, by
wv ", forces e1camped at that place. The work is
,u W. vigorously.
Pr Thermometer 80 this evening.
INV s.-Gen. Burnside has arrived here. He
;.Icokpg we'll and appears in fine spirits.
President Lincoln arrived here at an early
,,n. tbis morning accompanied by several of.
s s.'- among them one was believed to be Hal
'Ls.L-bad a short interview with Gen. Burnside
nd then proceeded up James river.
Tlap officer Wilkes arrived here this morning,
.,d MANY rumors are atloat as to the object of
The 10th New York regiment which has been
,.norted as badly cut to pieces had only kill
ID a. wounded and 80 missing. There are
n,ny, who 10 various ways got separated from
their regiments, are now daily returning, thus
e,e,ty diminishing the numbers who have been
reported lost
There has bean two or three arrests here this
morning among the suffers and civilians who
have received orders to leave and had disregard.
ed them.
The Notifications at Yorktown are being put
in perfect order.
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Ronbardmen. OF yicksburx.

PHILADELPHIA, July "a special correspon.
dent to Forney's Press, dated U. 8. Sloop
Brooklyn, June 18th says All hands we're
called early this morning to attack the batter
lee and the city of Vicksburg The first gun
bred was at one o'clock. The firing was intense
The Hartford, Richmond and gunboats have
passed the batteries and city without silencirg
Nsn. The Brooklyn received orders not to
p'ss battery without silencing it and she re-
mans below. The loss on the Hartford was
D oae man killed and eleven wounded; on the
ncanOnd the Aaster's Mate killed and six
wounded
vIcksscRe, July Z, via Memphis, July o.
=. aortsfs from above and below continue to shell
'ne GU! The rebels have . number of siege
guns mounted on field carriages, which they
aansier from point to point, a. their previous
posislon Is made untenable BY the fire of our
Ien Williams has planted field battery on
s @s paint opposite the city, which causes con-
'u w annoyance to rebel gunners
work on the canal is progressing rapidly. A
urge addition has been made to the number Of
soasfabands employed.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-07-12

what q Reliable Southern Man Says.
NEw York, July l0-The World says We give
an interesting statement BY Union man who
has just reached this city from Atlanta, Georgia,
the position of affairs at the South.
We can vouch for it's being Trustworthy. 1t sp-
pears, First, That had the recent contest before
Richmond terminated in Confederate defeat
the rebellion would have been ended, % the
spirit Of the South was almost utterly broken
BY the long series Of rebel defeats: Second, That
the rebel army at Richmond previous to the late
battle was undoubtedly over 100000 strong
Fully oue-half of Beaure CARDS army passed thro'
Atlanta, bound for Richmond, TO this gentle.
mans knowledge. Third, That but compare
lively small quantity Of cotton has been destroy
ed at the South, o. planters do what they can to
save and not destroy their property. There will
be an abundance, therefore, for the needs Of
commerce whenever the rebellion is ended
Fourth, That the wheat and oat crops OF the
South are an utter failure, and that II the corn
crop should also fail, famine % well as the o:her
horrors Of war will be the fate Of the South.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-07-12
From Memphis.

MEMPHIS July 9, via CA1Ro, ll.-Business con-
tinues to revive. Merchants from Northern
cities with new stocks Of goods are opening
stores and the people of the city are patronizing
them more freely than heretofore.
Nearly six thousand letters were sent north
from the post Office on Monday. Nails are sent
north daily but are received irregulariy, owing
to the delay at the Cairo post Office.
Several citizens sympathizing with the rebel.
lion we're yesterday arrested and passed South.
A negro was arrested yesterday with large
mail from persons in the rebel army 20 friends
here.
The Provost Marshal has issued an order pro-
hibiting persons from crossing the river in yawls
under penalty Of arrest Of passengers and con-
6scation of boats.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-07-12

NEW York, July ia Rebel dispatch says
T W.: British steamer Modern Greece, going into
Huntington, N. G., on the 9th, was run
S'ound near Fl. Archer BY the blockading feet
y. sao hauled off on the opening Of the fort on
aen. She had one thousand pounds of powder
'. Va board. The fort succeeded in striking so as
" vet the powder and prevent her explosion
!! tne Federal shelle 1t is believed . large
p0rtion OF the cargo will be saved.
a despatch from Gen. Lee 70 JeG Davis an
.Ounces signal victory, June 2Sth, and grieves
y state that our (rebel) loss in officers and men
=. Richmond telegram of the 2sth, expressed
~ Se opinion that Mcclellan would c.pitulste as
=. nny was Thoroughly c:seem6ied.
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

FORTRESS MONROE, July s-P. IA flag of
truce was sent up the York river yesterday and
returned this afternoon. At Cumberland they
found lO6 of our wounded soldiers held as pris
oners by the rebels. The latter readily consent.
ed to give them up. Arrangements were at once
made to convey them to the landing, where the
steamer Law. When they had been conveyed
about mile rebel cavalry came up and COMPEL.
ed them to return to the hospital.
The steamer Conuicus was fred into yester-
day by the rebels few miles this side of Har.
rison's Landing. No damage was done. Not
withstanding our gunboats are stationed at ill.,
tervals of three miles along that portion of the
river, yet the rebels with about six field pieces
dodge down near the river and fire into our
transports every day. They FIRE and run away
before the gunboats can be brought to bear on
them.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-07-12

g It was thought they were rather weak. He
tDoolittle) Was for putting down the rebellion
| with cannon, ball, and bayonets. Nov vaa the
time to speak words of cheer to the President
| instead OF launching words of denupciat;on
against him and his generals,
Now is the time when We should renew onr
pledge before High Heaven and swear before the
living God, who liveth and ruleth forever. that
We will put down this rebellion and sustain this
Constitution and Union forever. Suppressed
applause in the galleries.
N. WILSON, Of Massachusetts,. wanted to
Know whether the Administration had ever ask.
90 for anything: that had not: been granted BY
MI: DOOLITTLE said that the President wan.
seo the sympathy and hearts of the Senate.
Mr. WILSON claimed that the President had
al the sympathies Of the Senate and never was
more 10roearance shown him than by the Sen.
ate. he thought the Senate did not need lee.
uring.
iected. INV ~
Line Following were agreed to:
Ihat all loyal persons shall be compensated
'or the loss of the services of such persons as
are taken into the service of the United States
Inc Dill as thus amended was adopted.
me question was then on the I'd section. piv
ing freedom to the mother, wife and children of
tne persons rendering such service, and an
al was adopted that this apply only to
the slaves Of rebels
M. BROWNING moved to strike out the
". words mother, wife and children, and substitu-
ting provisions for freedom, and spoke at great
length. On the question being taken there was
no quorum. Adjourned.
HoUsE.-Mr. LOVEJOY asked but failed to
receive consent to introduce q resolution in.
structing the Committee on Means to take meas.
ures to prevent non specie paying banks from
interfering with Treasury notes to the serious
injury of the public credit Passed.
The Senate resolution to suspend all paw.
ments under the act of March last, to secure to
officers and men actually employed in the Yves
tern Department their pay, bounty, and pen
sions, and appoint three commissioners to inves.
tgate and examine the claims, and report to
the Secretary Of War. Passed.
The House passed the Senate bill for the bet.
ter government Of the Navy. and the House
resolution Of thanks to Com Foote.
Adjourned.