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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-18

no In this city Aug 49, Anna II, wife of Nelson Esq
Friends are respectable invited to attend the funeral
at IL O'Clock.
mos -
are invited TO attend
In this CITY. Aug l6 Florence daughter cf Elliott and
Trip -
In Bostln Aug Is, William Hardy, formerly of this
city %.
Funeral at the house Of nuel Clark 81 street.
at o'clock this afternoon Relatives and friends in
vite1 to attend.
In Dudley, July %, Samuel knight, NJ u. SO.
In Hoped lie, Aug IA consumption, Mary Williams %
IN East Douglas, Aug Il, Amory Thayer IS.
In Upton, Aug IL Clinton Benson, / VT 5 mos
In Belngham, Aug Is, mrs Eunice Barton So
In the hospital at Newbern, G, Aug l. Amasa II
Fisher member of the band of the 25h Massachusetts
regiment of Milford S. '
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-18
on e W ORTH'S WINES
CINCINNATI, o.
Sparkling, Cremant, Still and Sweet Catawba.

lReSe wines, already known as pure delicious and
heaHi nave Ol late been greatly improved nv eyperi-
gGeu nahus Drought rom the champagne country In
maFo. anu bouquet sparkle and vi 0sty thew cOnare
WIN tne pest OF Foreign production. while having over
adv Sn ei of Ss, sent to hg country the nesabo
nave been extensively sold under Mi Innr,vor,bss
name. GEORGE Il. SPURR agent for Worraste vi ma
vicinity. dtf n ' "O'eester ana
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-18

The Confessions and Experience ,,f .so Eu-
V;sliJ.-Pubshed for the benefit and as a warning and
acamton to Young men who suffer from Nervous Debil
n.y. Premature Decay, Nc; supplying the same fine
the means OF self cure. By who has cured himself
aer being put to great expense through medical impo-
slon ana quackery by enclosing post paid addressed
envelope SINGLE COPIES may be had of tile author Ma
IHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq, Bedford Kin.s county
~ l. d&wlY niche
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-18

GREAT SALE OF HoRsEs.-See advertise
mcnt of large sale of horses at the Exchange
stable to-day.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-18

For Rocky PoINT.-The pleasure party to
Rocky Point, which was postponed from Fri
day, Aug 10, will take place on Friday, Aug.
y. For particulars inquire at Boyden's ex-
change Office
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-18

In this city, Aug Ii, by Rev Y st John Charles II
Bosw Il to Anna Il Abercromhic; Frederic " Roswell
to Emily a Hail. all OF This city.
IN WEBSTER, Aug TO- Sias joslin to Ellen Anderson
both OF Thompson Conn Mr. Joslfn Is m .uber of ono
OF the new Connecticut regiment NV
In Milford John G Rich OF Troy II 10 Arneija r,
Greenman OF Blackstone. - ~ y
:, In Providence, Aug A. John W Dodge to Hannah j
Fay, both of Upton =
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-18

THREE BROTHERS ENLsTED.-Three broth
ers-Charles H., Frederick W, and James
S. Boswell, only sons of Henry Boswell Of
this city-enlisted last week in Capt. Goodies
company, for the three years service. The
two elder brothers also enlisted, last evening
for life service of different character, which
is duly announced in its appropriate place
The THIRTY-SIXTH REGIMENT.-Lieut.
Col. Kimball of the 18th regiment has been
commissioned as colonel Of the Seth regi-
ment, now forming at camp Wool, and Joseph
w. Grid of the 25th regiment as adjutant of
the Seth. This regiment is rapidly filling up,
and will soon reach its maximum. Religious
services were held in camp yesterday after
noon, under direction of Rev. Mr.. Lewis
ENROLLING THE MILlTiA.-The assessors of
this city, by order Of the governor, will COM
| mence the enrolment Of the militia to-day.
The old returns, falling to meet the require
ment Of the new laws, will be set aside, and
the militia census made new from the begin
ming. The attention Of housekeepers Of ev-
cry class is requested to the following section
of the General Statutes (sec. 8, chap. 49,,
which bears upon the subject
'Keepers Of tayerns or boarding houses,
and masters and mistresses ofdwelling houses.
| shall, upon application Of the assessors within
whose bounds their houses are situated, or OF
persons acting under them, give information
Of the names of persons residing in their
houses liable to enrolment or to do military
duty; and every such person shall, upon like
application, give his name and age and if
such keeper, master, mistress, or person, re-
fuses to giva such information, or gires false
antoTmdtioa, such keeper, master, or mistress
shall forfeit and pay twenty dollars, and such
person shall forfeit and pay twelve dollars, to
be recovered on complaint of either of the as
SCISSORS"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-18

Have G"u fsGUgbt T0ur CIOthe. ~ sinrers
II SO, you have bought too soon. CUMMINGS IL
sWALLOW'S SELF REGULATOR is he Machine
ABOVE all others in mo altering Scrrtcs for every
piece, and NO Iron RrsTl. A child can wiring vour
clothes with this Machine, well "a an adult Gail
and see one in use at G. A CUMMINGS Shop 205
MAR street. opposite Briney Hal. ~ "
Agents wantedin every state City, and Town state
County, and Town Rights for Sale DIT I'd
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, a. MeF. bnyis. Attorney and Counaelloy ttsv
''''''' 'N''' ''oMdlO street, W Orcester. lad
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Nem advertisements.
RECRUITS WANTED FOR THE
WORCESTER LIGHT INFANTRY
A IIE ,SdTlON YOUNG MEN on
- WORCESTER AND YiCINirYf -

Company Of @ nas received enlistment papers for
where he invites s % 2nd door rear OF Posi- Once
ssvgs ana Join in the effort to Save IN 10 enrol them
e SIaS gi are aaneerous! The blood of bro
US instant and decisive row engaged all demand of
raad b s mait no longer but with willing he.rts and
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THE NEW NINE-MONTHS COM
II PANX ~H

~ The members of this Company are potieod e.
meet for hill this evening at So O'clock at the row
hl OF the Sons Of Temperance Foster street AIso
at = p m on every successive evening OF this week
The company roll may he found, during each dav a,
Euward Mellen, Jr.s Bookstore 239 Main .treet Per
sous desiring to in the company are cordially invited
Is do 50, either place n W HIGGISSONe
aulS DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-18

Clltiln Is making Gard Photographs unequalled In
this country. Give him 4 call DEF my2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-18

's'O RENT-Thc house recently occupied
a. by JONI than Day, 29s Main street Worcester,
ter. an ~ '' '''' ~" IL
SITUATION WANTED-To do general
- houseMork, by very smart, capable, and pleas
an FIJI she may be seen at II Winter street.
aulo d3t*
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-18

Estate aid extended TO families Of ,,,.
Dut mol 70 drafted men, Persons cnIisfng ~
towns VIII oe received part of the quota af se oner
anIQ
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-02
Lvon's Kathairon.

This delightful article for preserving and
beautifying the human hair is again put up BY
the original proprietor, aud is now made with
the same care, skill and attention, which first
created lite immense and unprecedented Gales
Of over one million bottles annuallyi Il is
still sold at Is cents In large bottles. Two
million bottles can easily be sold In year
when It is again known that the Kathairon is
not only the most delightful hair dressing in
the world, but that Il oleanses the scalp Of
scurf and dandrud, gives the hair lively,
rich, luxuriant growth, and prevents u from
turning gray. These are considerations worth
knowing. The Kathairon has been tested for
over twelve years, and is warranted as de-
scribed. Any lady who values beautiful head
Of hair will use tho Ksthairon. I. Is finely
perfumed, cheap aud valuable. It is sold By
all respectable dealers throughout the world.
D. 8. BARNES & CO.,
New York.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-02

GENERAL BuRssipE SCENE to have been de-
isJed ia his forward movements from the came
csuse that General McCLELLLa Was--the want
Of sufficient supplies. Yet the rebel army
confronting him appears to have moved rapidly
and to have suffered no such inconvenience, OF
at least not enough to seriously retard Its move
merts. True, the latter is In friendly coun
try; but then our resources and means Of trans
portatlon are certainly ten or twenty tlmel
greater than those Of the rebels. It doel
seem strange that oIr forces have been brought
TO stana-at!ll on the Rappahannock and the
enemy allowed time to block up the road te
Richmond. But this ruinous delay is no more
chsrgeable to BUUsIDr than was the slov
movement Of the army before be took com
msnd chargeable to MoCLELLAn. The latter
had even greater cause than his successor tt
complain Of the neglect, inefiOieucy, or what
ever else oauaed the requisite supplies to be
withheld. ~ ,f
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-02
An Ola Abolition Heresy Proclaimed d
anew Discovery.

The preachers and politicians Of the Republi'
can or Abolition party are agreed upon this
point:
That there can be no Union of free and slave
States under one Constitution and Government
as from 1889 to 1861, and that, therefore, 1t ia
idle and wicked, and some say, reasonable, to
talk of restoring the Union as II was.
HENRY WARD BEEcHER lie the chief priest
among Republican political preachers as HORACE
GRErLrY is the arch-demsgog1s among the Re-
publican and radical editors. Rev. BRECHlR
delivered sermon on Thanksging dsy-a day
which Abolition olergymen seem to have con-
sidered purpOsely set apart for preaching Dis
unionlsm. BEEcHER said in his sermon: eve
have found that slave States and free States, on
account of the radical discord, cannot co-exisl
In the same Government under one Constitu
tion."
BEEcHER speaks of this as a new discovery
1--WE have found out" he says. But GARRIsoS
and his Dieunion oo-Workers made the came
discovery twenty. Ave or thirty years ago, when
they took for their mottoe5 and b3ttle cries
mo Union with Slsveholdrs!" "The Consti-
tuition .is covenant with death and an agree.
ment with hellw Now Republican priests and
politicians steal GARusoN's old Disunion thun-
derbolt, forged In his shop in Boston score
and half years since, and claim Il as an In
vention of their own--a new discovery! This
Is bad enough, but worse than this-thoussnds
will deny that they are Abolitionists and Dis
unionists, while admiring such political preach.
ers as BEroHER and patronising such papers as
the New York Tribune, and supporting party,
whose leaders proclaim In substance the same
doctrines that CANNON has for Thirty years,
and go beyond him In demanding that these
doctrines. ehall be carried gu: and maintained
By Are and sword.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-02
s. T.-186O-X.

Another ingredient Of remarkable aud won
derful virtue used In the preparation of thest
BlAeis, is native Of Brazil, and as Jet un
known to the commerce Of the world. Span
ish writer says:
administered with ST.
Crcix Rum, never fails to relieve nervous tre.
NOR, wakefulness, disturbed sleep, etc, and
that IL Ia used with great effect by the Brazll.
isns, Spanish and Peruvian Ladies to heighten
their color and beauty. II imparts cheerful
ness to tho disposition; vigor to the appetite
and brilliancy to the complexion"
We withhold its nsme from the public for
the present.
To the above are added Glove Buds, Orange,
Carraway, CoriAnder, Snake Root, etc., all
preserved in perfectly pure
ST. CRoIx Rum
The tonic properties of St. Croix Rum, and
It's powerful invigorating effects have been long
known to the physicians Of the world.
Bilious. Intermittent and Chill Fevers, on.
gendered by the change of water and diet Of
travellers, particularly upon western rivers, are
prevented and cured by the Plantation BItters.
They are also reliable to prevent sea sickness.
WHAT OTHERS SAY.
"PHILADKLFHiA, lst month, 18th day, 1862.
"EsTRTHEp FaIEEps--Wilt thou send me
another dozen of thy Bltters7 Nothing has
proven 60 beneficial 10 my invalid wife or my
eelf, as the Plantation Bltters.
"Thy friend, Isaac HowLAND.'
n N - Il.
the Plantation Bittsrs, Is their guaranteed psyi,
ty The St. Croix Rum, and every article used,
is warranted perfectly pure, and the money will
be returned If not as represented.
The Plantation Bitters are put up in unique
quart bottles, and sold by all respectable Drug
gists. Grocers, Hotels and Restaurants through
out the world. Be particular that every bottle
bears the fac siaile Of the Proprietor's signa-
r. a. DRAKE & CO., ~
9o2 BRoApWAY, N, Y.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-02
AboIislonlsts and secessienfsfs Ha
Hn0niue. ri

Northern AbolItloniais and Southern Seces
sIoniata are agreed on this with them cardinal
point That the Northern aud Southern SEQ
tions Of the Union-the tree and slave
Ssates--never can live together again under
one Government, and therefore ought to be
separated, or one section or the other an
initiated, s
HESRY WARD BEEoHER said, in sermon on
the 9Th ult. Thanksgiving day.: ut is Inn
possible, says the South, for free States and
slave States to be any longer under one Gov
ernmens. Their remedy" BEEcHER says, "Wss
secession. The NORTH" he continues, "aiteI
seventeen months of war, he's come to the
same conclusion" What ctnclusion' Why
this: That free and slave States can not CO.
exist under one Government. and that there
fore In principle accession was right, and II
the South had noG seeded, the North shonld
have done 60.
This is the conclusion TO which BEEoHER says
the people Of tho North have come. The peo'
Pile ss a mass, either at the North os the South
have not come to any such conclusion. They
do not believe tha.is Ia impossible for free and
slave States to co.exist under one National
Governmen. as they have done for nearly Q
century. Abolltonists and rabid secesslonislf
msy try TO persuade themselves and others that
such an imposaibility exists, because "the Wlst
is father to the thought" They want the unior
dissolved, end In this HENRY WARD BEEoHEI
and IFyT. DAVIS are agreed, and 80 are thei
disciples.
The South, according to BEEoHEE, having
como to the conclusion that the two sections o.
the country could not remain longer under on'
Government, Tesorted to secession ss the rem
edy Tor dividing the Union. The North, th'
Rev. gentleman argues, having come to th'
same conclusion resorts to Ito remedy for dis
solution of the Union, which is emancipation. =
Secess on was, according TO this Abolition di
vine, rightful remedy to put an end to an un
natural Union that can no longer exlsi; snd al
tho South has failed to accomplish the object
90 runs BEEoHER's argument, the North hsa
after year and half Of bloody and useless
war, come to the aid Of the secessionists, snt
10 going to help them gain their point, BY mean
of Inaugurating a war for the emancipation o.
negro slaves.
Thus, are Abolitlonists and SecesaionistI
banded together for the final destruction o
the Upion formed under the Constitution o
ll757
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-02


all hands that II Melgu had ihrniahed the no
cessary articles at the proper time. shere would
have been no delay at Falmouth. Msigs ad-
mits the failure. but charges iton the EDginees
Corps. Rumors are rife tonight that Melgs
either 10 removed or Ia to be speedily, but they
can hardly be well founded
GovERSoR KlRKwooD, Of Iowa, has at last
taken tho iniatory steps toward draft. He has
Issued an order TO the Draft Commissioners Of
each county subject to the draft. requiring them
70 assign to each township lite quota, and, If not
made up by the lst Of January, draft will be
resortsd to.
Two battAllons Of regiment Of Illinois
cavalry, under Captains Johnston and Hess,
comprising detsOhments Of Companies F, G, g,
and M, while out on reconnaissance westward
from fredericksburg on Saturday we're surprls.
cd by an overpowering force Of rebel cavalry,
and, after brisk little fght, were all taken
prisoners. We lost one hundred men and Eve
commissioned officers. Several were killed
and wounded before our men surrendered -
This regiment is the one which cut Ito way
out Of Harpers Ferry before the surrender Of
that place.
A DISPATCH from Washington states that the
stories current for some weeks, Of belief that
two or three hundred millions would be realised
from the Internal Revenue bill are character
ized by Mr.. Chase as gross exaggeratlons. II
10 also stated that Mr.. Morrill, Of Vermont,
whose official position makes his opinion also
Trustworthy, says the revenue from taxation ur
to July next is sure to be less than one hundred
millions
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-02

Nor long since, II was announced that about
thousand officers we're to be sunmarily dis
misssd from the army for various causes, al
dsssfiion, drnnkenness, cowardioe, general In
efaeieney, etc. Their names were to be pub.
Eshsd, and ths announcement was herslded
ovsr ihs country 90 q sign Of great vigor snt
sflcisney In the War Department Following
ihis, came List Of about eighty names of ofi
cars psrsmptorily dismissed from the service
This was the Hrss and last batch Of names yet
pnhliahsd. Il Ia stated that in that llst were
included several officers killed In battle, and a
number Of others who had been discharged on
accouni Of wounds received or sickness oon-
tzacted In the service. II such mistakes occur
In the soll Of ofioess, what injustice and wrong
may not be supposed often to fall to the 10, Of
the privstes5
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-02
Death Of g Po,l,icai Prisoner.

Mr.. A. L. Fessenden, of Wisconsin, was or.
dered to be released from the military prison
in st. Louis, uncondltionally, on the 18th In
stant, "the charges sgainst him not having
been sustained" The order for his release
arrived at the prison hospital on the SAINT
day Of, but few hours subsequent TO, hi'
death.
Another victim to tho arbitrary system o.
Lincoln and Stanton. On whose head does the
blood Of this martyr rest7 II cries to Heaven
for vengeance.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-02

TELEaRArHlc DIiPArcHEs.- All publishers Of
daily newspapers in the West should send to
Joseph Medill, Esq, Chicago, Secretary of the
Board of Directors Of the Western Associated
Psess, report Of the amount they have paid
per week, for the past year, for New York
Associated Press dispatches, so that the Board
may be advised Of the aggregate amount the
press they represent have paid. By this means
they will be able to present tho proper statistics
to the Executive Committee of the New York
Associated Press. So says the Chicago
Journal
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-02
rmn sATs0NAL PLA1 FoHm
purposes OF tl.e war.

oousals., ~ voTn tHAhIs unAHInouS, RAsa.D TUE
,..rn~uEa nRsoLuTIon, WHICH UY7nlsk1 TnR voiCA o.
- N.rTon AND Is Tnn TRuR srAnDARD op LOYALTY
hai 90 depiotablO civil war has been forced
oon he country b. the disanioniss o. the sontnern
srt ana In arms around thu Capital; that In this Ma.
acrai emergency Congress, banishing OIL feeling OF
mere passion and resentment viii recollect only IL
fhsir 0ars "a any spirtot oppresstoa, or for aag
ovrDoss OF oonQusst or subtnQdtion o. p1rpose 81
,s.tirosotno on 1ntrfsrtao s0ih tho rtOhts or est0o
asAed tasttIioHs Of fhose Statss, os 70 dgend gno
te1in "a suortsndov of tie Constitution. and %
or~srss ~ Uhion, aoiM al no dignity, equality, and
sL,Ifs al IA ssuorag Hdtss untgpdtred and ndt a,
scca a. tssss escts avs aOcenpi'hed hc scdr ot'oh
III IAold fAaf EAis Government sods made on u
,nxa1e 6asjs bp tcAit0 nen, fov Ms beNeH Of tohst
u,sn and tlsiy posssStty forsver.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-02
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

IT 10 stated that the enemy under Bragg
are fortifying strongly near Murfreesboro, and
have force of 5000 effective troops. Gen.
Rosecrans's army have not yet moved, but may
60 forward during the present week. l,
IT is reported that General Mcclellan ia
about to become permanent resident of New
York, and viii occupy q house purchased re.
osnsly at the corner Of Nf.y-ninth street and
Fifth avenue.
TEE California merchants are now paying
their Eastern debts 10 legal tenders. By the
last steamer one could purchase q draft for
$1,000 by paying $500 In gold, so that the
California trader saved Just twenty per cent,
q handsome profit and easily made
WE have intelligence via Springfield. Mis-
souri,, that on the 2Olh ult, General Blunt routed
Q greatly superior force Of rebels under General
hlarmaduke, ct Cane Hill, Arkansas, killing
some sixty of them. The rebel forces 10 Ar.
kansas, Il is believed. will soon have to retreat
into Texas, for means Of subsistence
GEmRAL STAHL attacked superior force Of
rebel cavalry at snicksr's Ferry on Saturday,
and drove them within four miles Of Winches.
Ter. Fifty rebels were killed, and forty taken
prisoners. Union loss was but fifteen. A large
amount Of commIssary stores, ordnance, eighty
horses, eighty bead Of cattle, three stand Of
colofs. and other rebel property we're captured.
p 4 10 . Oh Il r . I
A WAsHEoroH dispatch Of Sunday Las. 20
ths Cincinnati Gasetts says that complaints
against the administration Of the Quartermas-
ter's Department grow louder. Burnsiie IL IN,
derstood 70 have made shs strongest rspfessn-
satIons on this subject 70 the Adninisifsdsd
during bic recent visit here. Il d asserted on
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-02
MI94IMa,

A DEAF AND DUMB B0Y, ABOUT
"A twelve yeafs o. age, went By the o q q. r. B. 70
Oisveand on the 18th nit. He 10 small for his age
win back hair and sharp black eyes wore black Jack
et and Pant and black fsit hat the initials Of m
name, H. D.. being marked upon his clothing. He hai
been passing from one station 10 another on different
ralroads, and was seen at Alliance on ihs 18th uit,
lnfonnAuon - 70 vhere hs may b. found Will b
received b. TIE Superintendent Of the Insti
tntion for the Deaf ana Dumb.
CoIuuhWS, Oct. z, lcoe-dAWH. .lt1l tqTa