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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-06

NEW YORK, Sept. 5-C0TToN active; sales
2000 bales at 5l2 a 53c.
FLoUR-Sase l520O bbs; state and western Sc hisher
superne state 800 "a 55 extra state IS a 535 round
hoop Ohio $500 SIS; western $50 a 5 50; southern
firm sales 1900 bbls; mixed $50 a $685. fancy 5S5 %
6,25.
Wheat lc higher sales 25S,7Oo bush Chicago spring
lib a. l2l; Milwaukee GLIB LII a l232; amber Iowa
l24i@ l25 winter red western 3l a l.55; white Michi
gan las; white Kentucky 50 g l55. Corn lc better.
Beef firm; sales $50 bbs; country mess 500 a 1915,
Pork firmer; sales 100 bbls mess ll,62 q HE Lard
duh sales 44O5bls at q 9s;. Whistey heavy: sales
$50 bbs, at 81 a. 3gkc sugars active; sales 1900
hhds; New ORGANS 50 @ lO3e; Muscovado 81 Porto
Rico sic Molasses quet sales 30 bbls New Orleans at
3Sc.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-06
commonwealth OF Ma.snehHsetts.
HEADQUARTEks BosloHt SePl' o i'o@'
GENERAL ORDER No, a. A. g.,

HEADQUARTERS, Boston, sept ., le0z'
GENERAL ORDER. No, a. , a.. s.,,,t., socord
T. Pursuant authority conferred py Cti" az 9V S
ofGcnora Ordoto the war DepaH,ms ~ ~, ~ hi3
dcsi mites Brigadier-Gcnera John u Reed, quarter
49,, ea,ar,f al the Commonwealth, to be General
ronandan Of all camps Of Militia rendezvous In Mas
III Gmuandants Of such camps will forward all
tbejr Plantations Tor subsistence clothing, camp and
garrison cquipagc and military supplies, whatsoever,
fhreneh tho General COminandant
ifvon The nomination Of the coinmandants Of the re.
camps the general cOmmandant will make de-
tis f duty as p0t adjutans and post quaIterma tiers
fror anriq the militia officers men In said camps
This oder Is necessary 70 secure the knowledge 1T
some central point Of all facts and that central control
of All NOV nens concerning the several militia rendcz-
vous which Is necessary 70 prevent mistakes and reg
late aud stenatizc the expenditures which called
f1r nv the encampmcnt Of The militia.
M. Each militia company applying 70 he placcd in
camp will make application TO the adjutaut general for
special orders for that purpose AMI each application
must be- accompanied by evidence TO the satisfaction "
the adjutant general that the company "a recruited to
the legal minimum Of ~ officers and men. such orders
viii thereupOn be issued by him as rapidly camp &c.
cOHmOdatOns shall be provided by the federal officers
But the general cOmmandart will see that no company
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-06

ST.. LOUIS, Sept. 5.-The Democrat of this
morning says, "'rhe report that Gen. Curtiss
has been superseded as commander Of the
south west, except for a short time at his own
request to recover his health, is incorrect.
We have authority for stating that he has
never been censured by the government, and
are authorized to make this statement"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-06

so ordered into camp shall be there received or
i INC renqczvonS unless 1t shall in faef prescnt
% oeers and men, according 10 the atI y,
upon the faith Of which the order its adnisn bd
zen issued; aud the general Commando will sea ,t
u morning reports from each camp Of repdez IONS az
made T. the adjutant general. "9 Aie
4, Ihe order regulating receiving into rendezvors
ose formations formed under the militia laws are
Iounu =, ne absolutely necessary Regiments moi ~
crted to tho Les standard are useless and ~" r.
accepted or recornized bv the department OF war am
regiment in which their presence NAV be needed Ta
create great embarrassment ard are Of no avail ~
celving Illegal companies recognizing as regiments
corps not OF the United States standard Of oeahatin
would involve tie necessity Of ultimately sbaniing
many, theTev creating great disappointment while II
would tend also to increase the number Of cors in MO-
cess of formation beyond their capacity Of prompt com
supposed and with bur few actual and available mitary
bodies az of the former class will have csband and
the dralt become OF almost universal application.
Az citizens are therefore esoectfully and ear
nesty urged TO exert their energies press the
recruitment with single eye to furnishing volunteers
and avoiding draft 1--WE seek exclusively or even
e III the interest OF peeal corps, the establish
ent OF new corps, scattering aud not concentrating
me recrus,-most Of the labor now being devoted TO
nc mae months recruitment will have been wasted
si, c niier police success will reward our exerfions,
@ Sver dow Will tell and every step progress help
~ Nothing in this order contained shall be construed
70 prevent the ing into the proper rendezvous eli
desiring 10 enlist, but such squads or individuals viii be
asisnea 10 such corps already organized camp as
theY may elect or the good of service may renuie
" All militia companies of infantry throughout the
CO whether already rgauzed orrecrulting
be recruited to the maximum of lO officers and men on
or before the 10th day of September current will be LA
pic TO be dsbanded and their transferred any 9TH
er corps ~ which they may be needed; and companies
VIII ne detached from or attached oregments whenever
"n nv according as i may appear desirable.
FROM aud after this date the aduant general will
issue orders for the organza Of new conpanies nv
election of officers only after II shan sucienty apnesr
W h mat such companies are fully recruited Ia Al Ieast
numper OF eightythree men and that ali said recruits
nave been approved upon medical sspection and are
States. 800 '"0 '0iNiSe VI the united
VII The aduant general will transmit comics Of thi
order, and all special orders establishing camps of rem
dezNous ana appointing commandments therefor 10 The
department of war and to all o. quartermaster corn
missary and mastering and discussing officers duty in
this commonwealth. - So
BY command of his excollency, JOHN A. ANDREW
governor and commander in-chvf
SO DIT WIN. SCllOELER Adj. General.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-06
THE GREATEST MEDICAL DIS.
a COVERY OF THE AGE.
MR.. KENNEDY, of R0XburY, has discovered in one Of
our coI,Hon pasture weeds remedy that
IrIHn W L L Ia Il rnnraHnnr

Two bottles warranted to amusing sore mouth
One three bottles will clear the system Of bles.
Two bottles warranted to the worst canker in
the stomach
Three five bottles warranted to the worst
kinds of Erysipelas.
One two bottles warranted to all humors in
the eyes.
Two bottles warranted to running of the ears
and bl0tches among the hair
Four to six bottles warranted to corrupt and
running ulcers.
One bottle will cure scaiy eTuptions of the skin
Two or three bttles are warranted to the
kind OfringwOIm.
Two to three bottles warranted to cure the most
desperate case of rheumatism.
Three or tour bottles warranted TO cure salt
rheum
Five to eight bottles warranted to cure the worst
scrOfula.
One three bottles warranted to cure the worst
cases of dyspepsia l know from the experience of
thousands that it has been caused by cankerl the
stomach
One or two bottles warranted to cure sick head
ache
One or two bottles warranted TO regulate a costve
state OF the bowels
one two bottles will regulate all arrangement oil the
kidneys
Four 10 six bottles have cured the worst cases
dr0psy.
BY strictly following the directions In the pamphlet
around each bottle, ard judiciOuS application of the
SALT 1sEEEUM OINTAEN'F,
SCROFULA OINTalEN'F, AND
HEALING OLNT1gEAT,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-06
Rssignntlon of senntor Simmons of n. I.

Providence, Sept. 8. - Hon. James f.
Simmons resigned his scat in the senate this
morning. and the General Assembly elected
Lieut.. Gov. Samuel Greene Arnold to ill his
place for the remainder of the term which
expires on the 4th of March next. Mr.. Ar
mold received II of the 81 votes cast.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-06

NEWARK, N. j., Sept. 5.-There is a strike
among the harness makers here. The work
men are parading the streets. Most of the
manufacturers, it is thought, will accede to
their demands, as they have government con-
tracts to fulfil.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-06
PennsyIvania Aroused.

New York, Sept. 5.-Despatches received
tonight from different parts of Pennsylvania
show that the citizens generally have COM
menced the suspension of business afternoons,
and are organizing into companies and reSl-
ments for drill.
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AQrf1nms.
A UCTION SALE OF P.
ORTGAGNES SALE-WiIl III soI

M OR FGAGkES SALE will be sold
Iva at Public Auction. on wEDNE3DAY. the tenth
day of September at O'Clock in forenoon on the
premises, the following described real certain
tract or parcel of land with the buildings thereon stu-
ated ON Jefferson street. in the city of Worcester and
bounded as follows to wit: beginning at the northwest
efly Garner OF land owned Ellis thence west
ery on said Jefferson street fifty feet thence southery
on land of Josiah COlbun hundred twenty feet
thence easery ON land Ladies Collegiate Ins tue ftv
feet thence norhcr ON land of Scott Ellis one hundred
and twenty feet to the point beginning Said tract of
land will be sold in pursuance OF power of sale con-
talnod IN certain mortgage deed given by Emily S
Cummings, of sud Worcester, to Gerry Hutchinson
dated the tenth day of June 1861 recorded In The
registry OF Deeds for Worcester county book Gal page
D, default having been made in the condition of said
gage. GERRY HUTCUlNSON Nnrtaodnee
"orSesier' august g. 1861 dts aus
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-06

A YER'S CHERRY PICTORIAL
A Ayers Pills. AYERS SarsaparillafOr sale, whole
sale ana retail by GEO. r. SPUR, ZOl Main street.
AMI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-06

WASHINGTON, Sept. "a report prevailed
this morning of battle yesterday near Pooles-
Vile. Nothing is ascertained to confirm 1t.
The rebels fired 20 shots from Balls Blum at
the steamer Flying Cloud, plying on the canal
between Georgetown and Harpers Ferry;
no body hurt.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-06

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 5.-The Baltimore
American of this evening gives number of
rumors of the rebels crossing the Potomac at
Edwards Ferry, the number varying from
10000 down to 400 cavalry and few pieces
of artillery. The object is supposed to be to
destroy the Caloctan bridge, cutting off com
munication between the federal troops and
Harper'r Ferry and Point Of Rocks. a dis
patch this evening discredited the whole state
ment 1t is generally believed to be false;
some one probably mistook friends for enc
mics
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-06

SWEDISH LEECHES Kept constantly
~ on hand, by GEO r. SPUR, POI Main street.
m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-06

- BAKER will open school for misses, her home,
Salisbury street,firmerlv the residence of r. " Ham
mond, Esq ON Wednesday, the 10th Of September
Number of pupils limited and none desired under eight
years Several VIII be received into the iamy as
buarders. Full particulars upon application.
dayyisif
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III NIIooI4o " III NM VIII open q
Il Select School in Worcester, for Young ladies' com.
menctng on the second Wednesday in September. Six
boarding pupils will be received INTO the family For
terms and further particulars address RS MARY l.,
WARD, box 557 r o.. or after September 5th, at her
house No. . Aaia street aug6 dtseplOt
TEHE FALL TERM OF MISS TAG
"A GART'S PRIVATE SCHOOL, No. Warren Block,
Will commence September lst.
Worcester Aug. Is, 1862 d4w
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FLOATING RUMoRs.


Star of this evening says, "last night tele-
eorams and other information reached Wash
ington, saying that the rebels had crossed the
Potomac in the course of the afternoon at two
points one above and the other below Point of
Rocks. Upto noon to-day, we are unable to
learn that these accounts have been confirmed
by dispatches from military officers detailed to
the duty of closely observing the movements
of the enemy on and about the river. Large
masses of our troops continue to be marched
night and day to positions within striking dis-
lance of the river tords. The delay of the
rebels in making their expected effort, has
given us plenty of time to make due prepare
tons for their reception whenever they may
appear in threatening numbers.
1t is not improper for us to mention that II
a battle occurs in this region shortly, the reD-
els must meet more than twice as many DIS
ciplined troops as were massed against them
under Gems. Pope and Burnside, besides Il
very heavy force OF new levies that have been
arriving here for three weeks past by thous-
ands daily.
In the course of last night small body OF
rebel cavalry is said to have made Il raid on
the front, opposite Balls Cross Roads, cap"
turing twenty-five of the New York cavalry,
and a small train of wagons.
The latter were retaken from them by a
federal scouting cavalry force before they
could run them off.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-07-26
LnIse Eric seminary.

The examinations and anniversary Of the
Lake Erie Seminary at Panesyille, took
place last week, and was an occasion Of
great interest to the friends of the institu.
tion. 1t is we'll known that this school was
commenced three years ago, on the Mt Hol
yoke plan, and since that time 1t has been
in 6ourishing condition. The present
graduating class numbered twelve young
ladies' and was the first class that had pass
ed through an entire course, and consequent
ly may be said TO be the first fruits of this
novel enterprise in our midst. The friends
and patrons of tho institution, and all who
had the pleasure of listening to the exerci
ses of this class in Buffers Analogy and the
other severe studies of their course, could
not but feel q high degree of satisfaction at
the results.
1t was our privilege to listen to a por.
tion Of those examinations, and we can truly
say they were of rare interest. II the 9TH
er parts were equally sustained, as we are
informed they were, the whole must have
given to the conservators of this institution
and the friends of education present, the
most gratifying evidences of mental disci
pline and culture, and have been exceeding.
ly encouraging Of new and more vigorous
efforts for the further endowment of this
school, in whose continued success the friends
of sound literature in this vicinity must take
a deep interest and fee n just pride. To
this institution this whdfe-region is to look
for teachers Of high order, and for en- i'm
pulse TO the cause Of thorough education.
Aud we hail the dawning of the day not
fur distant, when this impulse shall be felt
and rich fruits be gathered to our youth in
more severe and earnest culture. The an.
niver>ary address on Thursday, was given
by Rev Mr.. WoLcoTT Of Cleveland, aud
the address TO the graduating class by Rev
Mr.. WEBSTER, of Painesvlle.
The Painesvlle Brass Band enlvrncd
the occasion with music, and the day pass
ed pleasantly to all who had the happiness
to attend on the third anniversary of the
Lake Erie Female Seminary. B.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-07-26
From CaIrO.-July 81.

The despatch boat, which arrived from
Memphis on Saturday, brings the following
reported escape Of the rebel gunboat Ar
kansas The affair took place on The morn.
ing of the 18th. That morning, in conse.
quence of reports brought by refugees that
the Arkansas was about to attempt TO run
the Federal fleet the gunboats Curondlet
and Tyler and the "ram" Lancaster, start
ed up the 4UzOO on recOnnOlre. Eight
miles from the mouth OF the river, they
can't suddenly upon the Arkansas, lying
under the bank. AS our boats rounded the
Bend, she opened upon them with 6S-pound.
ers. Our gunboats returned the fire, and
for short lime fierce engagement en-.
sued.
Finding that the channel of the river
prevented successful mnncuvreing, they
gradually dropped down towards the mouth,
the Arkansas following closely. just as
the latter were passing over the bar the
Carondclet closed with her, intending to
board. She succeeded in throwing a gran.
pie aboard and getting out plank, when
the Arkansas opened her steam pipe, throw.
ing hot water across the plank The Car.
ondelet replied in the same manner. While
thus engaged both vessels grounded, and
the shock separated them The Arkansas
succeeded in getting off, the CarondeIet re-.
naming fast for nearly an hour. The Ar.
kansas Immediately passed down the river,
the Tyler preceding her, maintaining rum.
ing light with her greatly superior adver-
sary.
None of our gunboatS with the feet had
steam up, and the entire feet was so seat.
tered that but few could fire OF the AR.
kansas. AS she passed without, ,dangerihit-
ting our own boats as she approached, such
boats as could safely do so opened upon her,
but her plating resisted most of the shot.
Solid shot from Farragul's gunboat, No. 6,
struck her Iarboard bow, passing through
under the plating, ripping il off for u con.
siderable distance What further damage
done is not ascerIained. Injuries to our
feet is light. The Benton received shot
near the edge of her afterpart, laboard side,
killing one man.
The Tyler. which engaged the Arkansas
nearly an honr an a half, had seven killed
and nine wounded, among the latter the
pilot Sebastian Hiner, and the engineer,
Davis. The ram Lancaster received a shot
under her boiler, causing the escape of the
hot water, scalding six men, three Of them
fatally. The entire Federal loss was -
Killed and Is wounded five or six of whom
VIII die The rebel loss is not known, but
IL Is believed TO be considerable, as the hot
water streams of the Carondelet, at the
time she attempted to board her, were
thrown directly into her.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-07-26

CooLEY's PUMP So much pleased we're
we with this invention, that we have had
one put up on our own premises We jump
ed at the chance of securing so perfect u
contrivance, and one that seems to answer
so completely every possible requirement
OF pump, Those who have seen its work
iDgs and examined its mechanism, will need
no further evidence of it's excellence. It is
so simple ~ lis construction aud design
that no one can fail of the conviction of
its paramount excellence In brief. is
merits are--its cOmpactness, occupying but
the room of four feet upright stick its
ease aud hsndiness OF operation; lhe instant
response of the water 10 The slightest mo.
ton, and It's retirement to its natural level
the instant the power is removed, thus put
ting all freezing out Of The question the
convenience, with the aid of q small hose
with which the water may he carried to
any part Of the external or internal premis-
es-for watering purposes oulSide. and for
extinguishing FIRE, or for filling bathing
tnbs or other vessels inside its freedom
because of its simplicity-fro failure or
disorder, and its durability. In oil these
respects we think it complete triumph of
mechanical skill, and deAes competition.
Those who have not seen it at work in our
street, and feel an interest TO witness its
performance, may do 20 at Culvee's Livery.
or at the editorial domicil
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-07-26
New Goods J!
For Spring q Summer trade, 1862
Clothing! Clothing!

N New Very Extensive Assortment OF
Ready.Made Clothing Furnishing Goods; Rub.
Der and Oil Cloth Clothing Gloves and Hosie,
ry Shirts and Drawers Collars and Ties
Hats and Caps Umbrellas Trunks Carpet
and Enameled Bags.
in short every variety of Spring and Summer Goods for
Men aud Boys Wear,
the most liberal terms for Cash We would call SPECIAL
attention to
Our Stock of Cloths,
and the Facilities have for Making to ordor,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-07-26

Somebody is complaining because our friends
Of the Reporter do mot come out with more
funny articles - so we judge. A fellow so in
capable Of appreciating the efforts Of our neigh
bors in that direction is to far goue we fear for
benefit from admonitioD. Do not vex your
righteous souls with him. kind friends.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-07-26
Dental Surgery.-New Arrangement.
DRs. WHITE & ROBINSON,
Successors to Or. A. Barrett, Ashiab0la.
TlHE Chizens Of Ashlnhnln and viclnily

T'HE Citizens Of AShtahula aud vicinity
are respectfully informed, that DIS. WHITE ROBIN
son have succeeded Dr. Barrett and nHy b. found a lis
former Office Desous Of making permanent si nee here's
and believing themselves competent to do Grs Glars olea
tious in every department Of
Surgical and Mechanical Dentistry.
they offer their professional services 10 the public vi The
nun eNrcson Of seeming the confidence and sascOn oi
all who employ them
Charges viii he moderate and certainly as low those Of
good de isis ia this region.
We give ample references but after nr Rarretts Hat
trrrg card aioye feel sufficiently introduced To
the people ID. G. WHITE.
Ashtahula Jan. ], 1862. 02S W. H. ROBINSON.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Dental NOttce.--t tha solicitation of A ,avv na,ros
in Ashtabua have engaged tho Fish House and
will be theTe Monday the 9th day OF June 10 remain
week, aod the fH Monday ~ each mouth thereaiter io
remain week q w NEIsnV nenfft '"
Couneaut juEe %, ls62. g5o
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-07-26
MARRIED.

In Lenox. July 10TH Miss CHARLOTTE Nc
CoRMIC, to Mr.. j. NJ. KNowLToN, both of Rock
Creek.
In Lcnox, July 4th, Miss ELIZA HUH, to Mr..
Cyrus YEMANs, both Of Cherry Valley.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-07-26

BAILEY & Cos Geological Exhibition
it will be remembered will be on hand on
Wednesday next.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-07-26
DIED..

In Kngsvi!le, July l4th, MARION d. Rock.
WELL, son of G. D. Rockwell, aged Il years.
In Orwell, July 3d. CLARA A., daughter Of
Hiram and Mary Case aged years.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-07-26
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