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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-04
BOSTON AND VICINITY,

BOSTON AND VICINITY.
Barnum is to open a grand national doc
show in Boston soon.
MlDDLESEX COUNTY.
An Irish woman put on the pantaloons and
otler male garments, secured her long hair
under an old black hat, and tried to enlist at
Lo"eh IN the sixth regiment. Her services
were politely declined. 'o''
In Natick, the I'd, bow about eigbt ,.oo,,
old, named Frank Maynard. was With soma
companions playing in an unoccupied bniJJ-
ing, when he fell through scuttle down t,,.o
stories, striking his head violently against a
set OF iron scales, and fracturing his sknII 50
as to cause his death almost instantly d.,
ceased was son of Geo. IL. Maynard, who is
absent in the federal army.
ESSEX COUNTY.
farmer at Gloucester, having exhausted
all other means of capturing or driving a,vov
crows rom his field, soaked a quantity of corn
III rum, and laid it about the place with n ill.,
eral hand. The next day he captured thir-
teen birds who were too drunk to ret away,
BERKSHIRE COUNTY
very large bald eagle was killed in Flori-
a. last week, by eating poisoned fox-boit
Inc monarch Of the air had been practicing
sheep-stealing on the grounds of VIM. White
and suffered an ignoble fate
Andrew Potter, Lafayette Butler. and
Frederick Francis of Pittsfield have been an
thorized to raise companies for the 34th regi-
ment
MAINE.
Many OF the husbands in Aroostook county
having gone to the war, their wives are clear
ing lahuS ana doing all sorts of hard work.
VERMONT.
A young Vermonter who owned NET
black bear was banterpd rpcpntlv La, a c,,,i,l,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-04

The Richmond Examiner of May % con-
fesses that confederate paper goes hard. 1t
says "The authorities are idly permitting a
number Of worthless persons in this city to
debase and dishonor its currency. 1t is now
almost impossible to make any use in the
stores on Broad street. or in the city markets.
of a confederate five dollar note, as the I'M
kempt Jews invariably hash no change, and
the markeunen are generally in the same I'M
possible condition.
The women of Alexandria are venomouslv
"secesh." An Albany lady who recently Wis;
tied the place reports that at the hotel where
she stopped eight or ten spiteiul females I'M
mediately vacated the sitting-room on her
entrance, manifesting their disgust at the pres
ence Of northern woman by various "ady-
like" gestures, and one Of them left the
breakfast table next morning rather than eat
az the same table with her, while two others
refused 10 receive biscuit from the same plate!
The Washington Republican declares that
secretary Stanton was always opposed o.the
removal Of Gen. Shields brigade from the
Of Gen. Banks.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-04
For the Worcester SDy.

A lady of Louisville, Ky, who is proud of
being Leicester-born, desires to acknowledge.
through your paper, the receipt of the third
box OF clothing for our brave soldiers, from
the untiring patriotic ladies of Leicester.
Mass. Dear old Leicester she reaches ont
her bounteous hand to our suffering soldiers.
who most gratefully receive her blessings.
May her beautiful valleys never be laid waste
by devastating armies, nor her majestic hills
resound with the clangor of arms.
Louisville, Ky., May %, 1862
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-04

SCHOOL MEETNG.-The monthly meeting
OF the school committee was held last evening
but no business of Importance was transacted.
HE report Of the superintendent for the
spring term makes the following exhibit
Whole number OF scholars registered in The cen
yer ulstIlct 5Si3i average daily attendance 3lSg
hales 1871; females, 1873; number of seats 5000 eS
cess OF registered scholars over whole number of
seats, ga. "i"Oei VI
Whole number of scholars registered in the sp-
Dutoah districts, 544; average daily attendance 4Ol
males, SO0; females, pa number of seats 5qO ex
cess OF seats over registered scholars, 46.
During the spring term of 1861 there were
349 less registered scholars than in 1862. The
over-crowded condition of all the schools in
the center district was the subject of general
discussion, which resulted in the appointment
OF special committee, consisting of the
mayor, the superintendent, and Messrs. Pow
or, l. II. Earle, and Bemis, to confer with a
similar committee of the city council on the
whole subject matter. Some routine business
was transacted, when the board adjourned till
the first Tuesday in July.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-04

CONVERSATION WITH CAPTURED REBEL
OFFCERs.-The New York Evening Posts
correspondent with the army before Rich
mond writes of a conversation with rebel Off
GERS captured on the march, of which the fol-
lowing is specimen
Question.-''What hopes did your people
entertain that induced them to hazard such A
daring and hgh-handed rebellion?"
Answer.-''We supposed that the consery-
alive parties of the north, both wing and dem
ocratic, would sustain us. We were induced
to believe this from the speeches and votes of
your prominent northern conservative states
men. CIhe speech Of eX-president Fillmore
delivered at Albany, was referred to, as an
example, and parts of it carefully and aeon
rately quoted.) (lhe writer here remarked
THAT perhaps the south would have been
supported by small party at the north if the
attack had not been made upon fort Sumter.
and if the south had not struck the first
blow" 70 which remark it was replied -
"We had to strike the first blow to commence
the revolutiOn.')
THEIR MILITARY ERRORS.
Q-"What military errors do you thinl,
your generals have committed in conducting
this war;"
-'flrst; The past policy of our lead
ers has been to hold all of our seaport and
river towns, however small or of little impor-
lance. For this purpose our army has been
too little concentrated. Secondly: Instead
OF placing our army On the southern bounda-
ry OF Kentucky we should have at once march
ed 1t to the northern. We should at the out
set have held by force every slave state. We
established our line of battle too far south bv
too many degrees of latitude. We counted
too much on The conservative spirit of the
north; too much on the commercial impor-
lance of cotton, and too much on foreign as
sistance. But against all of these errors we
yet expect to achieve our independence.
THE BLACK HORSE CAVALRY.
Q.-"How many of the Black Horse Cav
airy were slain by our troops at the battle of
Manassas"
A.-"7He Blaeb Horse Cacal,y lcere not in
the engagement. One company of this caval-
ry followed up yOur retreat for short dis
lance, and lost half a dozen men. Part of
Stuart's cavalry were in the engagement but
only made one or two charges upon your
troops. After the battle, some person from
New York city anonymously sent to the
commander Of de Black Horse cavalry
magnificent pair of silver spurs, as a compli-
ment for his supposed gallantry, but the regi-
ment took no pat IN the engagement"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-04
nm a Card Ia the ladies
IN DOfoNCo GoLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS


lnfalible in correcting regulating and re,ro,i 81, oh
as a preventive " "' . 9"eeesslu
me combination of ingredients in these PINS arc nor
lecty harmless Their efficacy merits are based mn
On an extensive pTactc" OF Thirty years and where
tne directions have been strictly followed hey have
eria'u to correct all irregularities. They relieve main
iqi ana dlihcult Menstruation partcnIariy at the
cmahge oi llte) They will cure the Whites and reinove
an ohstructl0ns arising from colds exposuTe or sn
SSuSe ana may be used successfully as a oreyentvs
rGHaes peculiarly situated, those suuposinp ben
So are cautioned against using these Fills while
III Lat condition. lest they invite miscarriage nnd Tho
plopG,O assumes no responsibility after this adnoni
tlOh atnougn their mildneSs would prevent any
10 ileaIt otherwise the Pills are recommended Fnii
anu e%plclt directions accompany each bnx Price 81
SOFA IN Worcester Mass, by the fn,lnyy,s drsiss:
nANlD SCOIT 25l Main street. JAMES GRETZ III
NAN street, and W. Ii. G0ULDING 40 Main 81 7 ~
ules 6NSendmg by 81 either ofthe ,5ore agcDts
through the WOrc' strr"Post Office can have * iii.
sent confidently ly mail, TO any part OF the coupfv
iree OF postage Sold also by l. 4 y,uy9eyf CIinto11
4. y y. e. Bt1ir, Warren. B. r. DeLdnd N0rth BreoE'
neid ana y O. Henry, Westboro' and bv one DrugSist
N every village and city in the United States and 6
D. Howe, Sole Proprietor, New York. ~ -
\. B-Beware of COuuterrcits Buy No GoIdcn pilIs
oi any khu unless the box is signed s. d. Howe Ali
oIheT are oaSe imposition and unsafe therefore ms Won
Vaue your NE ana health Ito say nothing Of being Hmm
DEHed out Of your money buy only of those who show
lHe Signature Of ; ID. Howe on every box which has
recently been added account Of the Pils being conn
alum $40
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-04

lie VICTORY AT HANCOCK Court HOUSE.
A correspondent of the New York Evening
Post with Gen. MeClellan's army, writes as
follows ;-''As l return to Hanover | am sur
prlsed to lind the number of prisoners still
further increased to nearly eight hundred.
The number Of rebels killed is also increased.
as bodies are brought in from the woods and
out-of-way places, to the number of more than
two hundred. Improbable as it may seem,
the loss to the enemy in killed, wounded and
prisoners, cannot be less than fifteen hundred
in round numbers"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-04

number are missing who will probably return.
having strayed away. All Of the enemv's
killed and most of their wounded tell into our
hands. -Four separate charges with the bavo-
net were made. In one instance the enemy
were driven mile, during which l7S rebels
were killed by the bayonet alone. The enc
my's dead left on the field amount to over
twelve hnn,lrnd
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-04

WEI, ei"r's Hair Dye, The BEST IN mr. Won
nriAM A. BACHELORS celebrated Hair Nd
color not TO be distinguished f ON natSre
the Ill effects of bad dyes, and invirora,as ~.
me gray, Red or Rusty lair Instantly ,urns iOl
splendid Black or Brown, leaving the hair Sne ~
De"u'lnl Sold by all Druggists, &c r-rbe ro anu
me signed WILLIAM a. BATCHELOo a, t,o t eD
an oi each box Factory No 81 BeareIav zre .4
my p55SS"oway and Is Bond street. New York
"''-0 G&wly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-04
The Shenandoah Valley.


Further Particulars of the Federal Eracya-
tion and the Rebel Occupatioa.
Tho Raltir,ora A,,,or;oo,, 90 Nr,,,,,1,,- -,
ms oOi''''iiiS "'e S'"'eilei''s Vi aHars III
the shenandoah, derived from officers of the
LIST MARYLAND regiment. who made their ns-
cane from tho opem,, and lo,,oi ,,.,,
wv. " i'' " Wv
Ill BUSINESS "t winchester we copy few
passages which throw additional hgh upon
recent events in the vallev:-
mn, p,,,,,, ,,,,-r,, Won, ,,...,, .-,,-,...
Mr. RoaIka If PaI+in,ara boL I'l,, n
ipc or, business f, sow, +i,,,,, ~ UT;1l -
and in co,nn,o,, ,;+ th, IL
tbo ,,rodiotinrS
.n + t;- oeinS ni"ue ny inc
bocl and nhtai ;,,''Y "%oNsom "oTE "g"lh De
IN Sotrroy, tha,, .,,o,J
rnnt of C"i ~ Sn ieCeite e inseise'ce oI te
aasins, L,t sTli'I uil-
Ranl,s I2o,,Id hn aka =" oi6 V,iai ., ueii;
he with others Want 70 had m 'i,,.'
ninl+ f,ll,D .a+;sf,I tb,t ~ - vi Jay
;ne,,rreJ IL, ror1oir,ir,1r Ia U.s. ~. oIi" W
C,,,I,I. ,,.;,,r ~ 10 -, f oN0 vi
l.,, ~ " G't'i''G" anu
- ~ r. - CIV, =" M ii''tliy
n iNSsiii9, 90" 'ie IT"Ti"i uoOpS IcIrealihS
ti,t loi Il IL" mo
+i,(, 80 iil ~ '''o 'iiie ',T iVeitu
M onei Ca."liy were IolloThg IN
tIt I;i1y auu 'ii't MI Rookie
Sbti,,, 20 s;s ne ol,' o1 see UI near oI any
tI. Ia, oeeh uolle ny Ieilliies whist
,i. tlooPs "SIe passing through ana
'i'''o i,1 iJiil"iG was Slot III tHe act OF
- - 60 ;t " nav peen uoiie' some
49,, 49, Ii.,AInI JoilGu IN !e H9lit IRON
fLti NJ va, ne ne@Lu iiolilHs u IcIialeS
81 T. -'i. 1t llposslDle 10
lil''He -; is escape cohcluaeu 10 remain quiet,
49, Il Ro9GroiT, pass oll "S d clIlHeh OF the
~ io"n IN ';llS ne succeeueu' ana was uhmo-
ie''eO' iiio' llls %oou' WIN perlecV freedom
~, rr......I iEDL .I-, FHi Us
~. I = "esI'y ne@Ily an 'iie prisoners from
NO. = ioii. hoy"l were Drought INTO winchester
iopeis Ci"liiieu tl'at there were hIteeh
nuli'lleu u 'helil' Dut MI Roelke Is OF the
IMPRESSION mere were not more than halt that
NUMBER, Inc wounded were taken to the
hospital; the prlYateS were confined IN the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-04

No THREE MONTHS MEN TO BE CALLED
Our IN MASSACHUSETTS, following or
der comes from the Office of the adiutant gen.
eral =
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,. Heaf-
quarters, Boston, lime 3, 1867. General Or
der No. lS.-There will be no three months
men called for in this commonwealth. under
any orders now received from the war DEPART
ment, nor is it likely that any will be called
for hereafter. The companies now being re-
cruited under general order No. II, with the
exception of the company. of artillery, are to
serve for three years or to the end of the war.
1t is of the highest importance that their
ranks be filled without delay.
By order Of his cxcellency, JONI A. An
DREW, governor and commander in chief.
WV. SCHOULER, Adj. Gen.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-04

BLAcKsToNE.-In Blackstone, on the eve
ming of the 30th ult., unsuccessful attempts
were made to enter the drug store of John
Cady and the jewelry store of Charles Pierce.
On the same evening a purse, containing ff-
teen dollars, was stolen from the store of Miss
L. II. Houston.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-04

IT appears that Gen. Devens and his brigade
took very prominent part in the battle near
Richmond, and did excellent service 1t is
said that the tenth Massachusetts, regiment. in
this brigade, suffered severely. The fifteenth
Massachusetts regiment is in Gen. Sedgwick S
division, and of course took part in the battle
of Sunday morning, and in the closing scenes
of that of the previous day, probably. Ac-
cording to the reports, all the Massachusetts
men in those battles did their work bravclv.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-04

viii he ~ CiaiWson Kelley, Analytical Pbvsi.,.
street Worcester AZ al me Medical Office 10 Man
9Th Of june .i and FRIDAY. Ike 5b dis dis
aieUlnife 10 eeI "U''eefreel Ladies and GeSfe1 s
unt-JQ
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-04
CITY AND COUNTY.

LIEUT.. Col. WM. S. LINCOLN, of the 34th
regiment has been directed to take command
OF camp John E. Wool, which is to be located
on the agricultural fair grounds in this CITY.
and Maj. IL. W. Pratt has been authorized to
raise company for the regiment.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-04

We compile from letters in the New York
papers the following account Of the fighting
near Richmond Saturday, May 3lst, and
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-04

Eancy Goods, Toys and Ynuhep %ntin,,.
e' less variety Dealers will find it advantageous to
can oelOre purchasing forward their orders Goods
are seIng cheap to make for the immense stock Of
IltE W 1khS from all the principal Laboratories in
DIV Ehsiaild Etna Laborato ready to furnish
ttIe morks-irD,u Nn olS'l rGrpslo at IS cents
10 HisPiay of Five IhousH.d HoigTs lOHOOO0 Tor,
peuoeS. $4,000 Boxes Gold ChOp Crackers N'S' w
HOLDEN; CUTTER, & co 30 and rs Federal and
lV III ana lid Congress Streets Boston. dtjy4 mvI7
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-04

The Ladies Physiological Glass will meet Wednesday
evening, june a. at y clock at Room No Wasbburn
HAN. d3tt too
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-04

HE HIPPozooNoMADoN will enter town
this forenoon, and perform upon the new
common, this afternoon and evening. See
advertisements
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-04

roI 1nS ~ mon Kestored.-F. A. CLOUGH would
that Union Block having been fully restored since tba
Pre- ne pas his old Hair Dressing Room in bet
upon all who may favor him with can. att ans
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-04

- Draper IL Clark, COMMISSION MEEcHANrs and
HeaierS IN flour Grain, Meal Grass seed Salt Lime
cement Caclnod Plaster Plaster Paris Gronnd oveter
SSheIls ana Farmers Produce generally Also ASenfs
pr NE SAFE OF Coe super Phosphate OF Lime PerTvian
Huaho, American Guano, and Ground Bone nan
oro ,.r DRAPER a CLARK
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-04

TIE, comm Ware Rooms, No. . Bangs Heck
ny Undersigned would respectfully call the aienfio,
o. the public to his Colin Ware Rooms row omen sf NJ
LINES Block opposite the Court House VIII re viii
De I9uha constantly on hand COFFINS and CASK FITS
VI al sizes and patterns and trimmed with tbo
"es' MATERIAL Also Colin Plates and Robes NV
Worcester, Feb Is, 1862. dtr f" ""ookS;
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-04

FURNISHING UNDERrAKFp
N9n Warerooms at SO Front street where can
& 9e iound large assortment of Collins of ali dit
S ~ sinus OF patterns Mentalic and Walnut C9skets
VI a. Coffin Plates and Robes of the hest natter
anu material Residence G3 Front street diff ani4
oo Mrs; II. H. Clark, NJ. H., Physician and snc
@ @ dwie would announce to the ladies of Worces
cI au vicinity that she continues to treat iii dsceses
PeGuaf TO females scientifically and snccessnIv Ton
Snidt9n iee Office and residence 800 Main street cor
----' uu apps
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-04

90 ~; u; q: Mott, Physician and Surgeons
dan S io corner OF Howard, Boston, is consulted
% from ~ uiltll = and rom to in the evening on
AeefoSs tne Urinary and Genital organs Scrofuous
LIONS Female Complaints, &c. An experience Of ovpr
M m years extensive practice enables DR. NJ to cure
'o Iost GIHlcult cases. Medicines entirely veg
-A''''N'f RE. deOdly iv20
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-04

nave You HsOnght Your Clothes w ,in~nre
n so, you have bought too soon CT7,iSyIXst,;
s sho; ALd Ia SELF REGULATOR is lie Machine
aooNe al others in use no teriMg screlcs Gr eyert2
pee cte, and NO lRoN RUsT). chiid can wiring vony
ei"tts win inns Machine, well an adult Cali
aIiu see one IN use at c. A. CUMMl NCS' Sbop 505
War street opposite Bruley Hall P' AV"
county, and Town Rights for sale IN w. 81
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-04

w hiii can woman do in War s-Much every
way, hu she can keep peace in the family wjtbout a
3 NJ pead shot to k of the blood thirsty horcs Of
nGHsry Beu Bugs that, uninved, Introduce them
serves to her odgers to their great ANNOYANCE and dis
Eusii; Now Is the time TO use it Kill 'em now No
Iaalnlly should be without it, he Dead Shot makes a
ced sweep renders peace certain by the annihiatie
VI tne enemy Sold by all the Druggists Agents in Wor
ceSter, &. HARRINGTON d co. dim anoS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-04

WORCESTER COUNTY STATISTICAL RE-
CORD, and Military Roll of Honor is the IL
tie Of a neat little book published by Edward
Il. Fiske. 1t contains list of the county
officers description of the senatorial and
representative districts, lists of the banks.
savings institutions, insurance companies. &c..
and statistical record of each town IN the
county, with the names Of the volunteers be-
longing in each. 1t will be found very use
full.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-04
dti %,
DIED.
ester, June 2, Leander Warren Az
lDIEES.

m m leicester; June 2, Leander Warren. 46
M ~ az hls Iate residence Thursday at o,cocl
p IN rTendS and relatives are nviIed IN 49, uIOc6
Allen, IS. ~ '"n" n' "lie OF Dea Lambert
, AZ the General hosntal Washington n +, ,to, % r
cf pu lever Riley Rawson of jamaica VI mo ~ vi
ers 81 H. "a regiment United States sharpshoot
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-04

HucCEs sUL MIDWIFE No 4S EXCHANGE strect SnocfaI
attention given to Uterine Complaints and d. ass a.
children. Office hours from to A. M and E r,, ~
Ul ap4
MRS. y. Goodwin, an experienced ana srccos
Iui Midwife, holds nerselfin readiness day ana njgbf T.
Austinstreet. AZ NeSiuehce1 10
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-04

POLICE CoURr.-f esterday, Timothy Fo-
ley, Edward Purcell, and VIM. Craven. three
vicious lads of some eleven or twelve wears.
were arraigned for breaking and entering in
the night time, the store of Holden & Put
nam, and stealing money and goods there
from, and held in 800 each to answer at the
next criminal term of the superior court, in
August, at Fitchburg. For want of bail they
were committed.
Joseph Little, for assault with a knife on
Florence Sullivan and jeremiah Leary. on
Exchange street, on the night of Saturday,
May "a, was held in $1,000 to answer at the
same time and place with the above.
Adam Gooch, James McMahan. and VIM.
Groat, for keeping dogs without license, were
each fined $40 and costs, amounting in all to
S47.7l, or about SIG each Other keepers of
unlicensed dogs are cautioned by the police to
be on the look out
Hugh Hanlin, for disturbing the peace ON
Canal street Court on Monday night last, was
fined 81 and costs.
John Cough, mot John b. James Nc
Grath, Matthew Monach, and Michael Could
ing, for being drunk, were each fined 81 and
costs. Michael Boyle, for being drunk, was
tiued 81 and costs. Ellen Riley, for a similar
misdemeanor, second offence, was fined So
and costs, and committed for non-payment.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-04

oro , 1id M edal Family Sewing NFnchfne,-Anv
70 purchase machine. will find il for their
20 can NJ 263 Main street. and ex anime obnson's
my9 AZ '"' VI ""cHIhe Need1es
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-04

49,. a machine for planning and joining the tur-
ii r. OF the new Monitors has been made
tn newark New Jersey. 1t weighs thirty
,ouI thousand pounds and is capable of re-
nro'nis one square inch Of wrought iron at
Tne cut piamng both edges of plate six feet
by twelve feet at the same time.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-04

stata IS; OF eary, VI. H., is still at the BAY
IOuse where she will be happv to wait on those
~ ma. nay, need medical assistance. Once hours 10 toll
a. A' anu 10 p. H. DIFF
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-20

useless and we fear it will be worse than use
less, resulting, as we believe it will In positive
mischief by preventing volunteering, II troops
shonld be called for The State needs no such
system, and the people have not demanded 1t.
They only want a thorough and impartial en-
rollment, wise and just system of exemption,
and some provisions for drafting These are Sc
cured by the bill introduced by the Committee
on Military Affairs in the Senate, and we I'M
derstand is substantially proposed as a suOSti-
tute for the House bill by Mr.. Royce. With
this the people will be satisfied, and if they
are, We think the Legislature ought to be-
Since writing the above, the House, by
very decisive vote, has condemned the bill be-
fore it, so Tar justifying the structures upon
the bill The legislature will now, unquestlon-
ably, adopt some bill similar to the one intro
duced in the Senate