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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-24

SPECTACLE DEPOT, 1924 MAIN ST.

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The undersigned mostrespectully invites the citizens
OF this place and vicinity. to call and examine supe
improved PERIscoPIc CONSERVATIVE LENSES which
he will adapt to far sighted near-sighed, aged and
weakeyed persons who may desire them according to
the true state of their The materalused make
the aforementioned Lenses in its state in pur
y-brliancy and transparency rivals the diamond and
forms the most beautiful and perfect Spectacle Lenses
and possesses great advantages the
common glasses in general use.
Many persons unacquainted wththe Optical Art, are
left to select glasses themselves without due
to the condition of the eyes practice often productive
of serious const quence preudicing the minds of the
people against the of Glasses Glasses selected by
askilful oDtican made of the above material will
stead of njuring the STRENGTHEN AND BENEFIT
MATERIALLY.
Gold Silver, Steel and Shell SpectaGles and all kinds
Eye Glasses.
SPY AND MARINE GLASSES, Large and Small
Opera and Field Glasses in various patterns, Micro
scopes Telescopes. Magniteing Glasses &c. Metallic,
Ancroicd, and the celebrated Tmbys Barometers Their
the best Swiss 81. ~ Drawing Instruments every de-
scripton. which shall offer at very low prices.
uzS ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without pain, and
mate to order.
Thanking the public in general heartily for the
kind patronage bestowed the past wear, and in
praying for continuance Of the same,
friends that 1t will always my particular desire to
give entire satisfaction to all. Respectfully.
J. R0SENBUSH, (Agent) Optician,
Successor to l.. Shrishem.
1t has been brought to my notice that some pedders
styling themselves Opticians, pass themselves lin order
to gain more confdence,l as M Agents. think 1t my
duty to warn the public from these mposters by stating
that employ in selling lenses spectacles
jalO diff j. RoSENBUSH optician.
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miscellaneous.
THOMAS KTNNTCUTT.

NNUUITe
Attorney and Counsellor. at Law
NOS BRrNLET HALL, WoRcEsTER. MAss.
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SOLICITOR OF PATIENTS,
Late Agent Of u S. Patent Office, Washington, lander
the Act Of 1871
40 State St.. opposite KIIby ST., Boston.
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s-,es&9Hsa P. f. NICHOLS, dealer in
S1-~-lA-NSS all Kinds Of FRESH AND SALT FISH.
LOBSTEkS, O1Srkhst DC, at Wholesale and Retail,
At the Fish and oyster Market No. Foster street Wor
cestcr EF Families aud Partlessuppled with OYSTERS
II sbert notice dtf tnohi3
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FoRT MONROE, July S.-The steamer John
Tucker, with flag of truce, went up York
river, yesterday, and found one hundred and
five of our wounded and sick at the
hospital at Baltimore Store, whom the
rebels agreed to have removed. After getting
them about mile towards the steamer rebel
cavalry came up and ordered their return,
which was done, and the joy Of the poor fell
lows was turned to intenseTgrief The scene
was heart-rending. The following are the
names of the eastern soldiers among them -
Fourth Maine-Hosea Young, Elijah Grin
dell A. Grfndell, l.. Jones, b. w. Smith, j.
j. Seymour, Thos. Wakely, S. Hatch, VIM.
Trowbridge; 18th Maine-E. ID. Burns.
DIR. Bradley, of the hygiene hospital, who
went up with the flag of truce, was taken
prisoner by the rebels, but was subsequently
released. Mrs. C. II. Parlin is a prisoner
there also, and the rebels were deaf to all the
entreaties of DR.. Bradley for her release.
The steamer Canonicus was fired into yes
terday, by the rebels, few miles this sid of
Harrison's Landing. No damage. Our gun
boats are stationed at intervals of three miles,
but the rebels bring up a field battery of SIX
pieces, fire into our transports, and then ske-
daddle into the woods before the gunboats can
reach them.
FORTRESS MONROE, July 9th.-The presi-
dent arrived this P. NJ, after short visit to
the army on James river. He dined with
Gen. Burnside on board the steamer Alice
Price, and left for Washington, receiving
salutes, including one from the British frig-
ate Jason. All is quiet in the army. No
thing doing excest throwing up breastworks
clearing away trees, &c.
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TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

ST. JOHNS, n. F., July 10.-The steamship
City of New York, from Liverpool July End,
via Queenstown the 3rd, was boarded off Cape
Race at ten A. NJ. to-day. The crops of Eng
land and France are reported most favorable.
The French manufacturing accounts also
show more animation.
The latest rumors assert that Gen. Guyon
will not be recalled from Rome. The Italian
ministry had ordered an increase in iron
plated ships. The question of Brigandage
and the removal of the ex-king of Naples
from Rome was debated in the Italian cham
bers. Ratazzi said the accounts of Brigan-
dage were exaggerated. No additional force
was necessary. He persisted in pointing out
that the presence of Francis ii at Rome is a
source of disorders. He believed Napoleon
also shares this conviction and perceives the
necessity for providing against its contin-
uance, but difficulties cannot be vanquished
at single blow.
The Spanish government had again relt-
Grated its firm determination not to prejudice
the independence of Mexico.
Lord Palmerston, in the British parliament,
has reiterated his declaration against the teasl-
bility of mediation at present. He contends
that what is wanted in order that the war may
come to an end, is that each party be brought
to apprehend its real interest. When once
that is seen, nothing will prevent the conclu-
sion of peace; but every word spoken in high
places, having tendency to foreign interven-
ton delays this contamination.
The Paris correspondent of the Times says
dissatisfaction at the Emperors Mexican poll
cy is openly expressed, and letters from Mex
leo convey the same feeling. Gen. Lorenzo's
official report of the Guadaloope affairs adj
mits his defeat, owing to illusions and false
information. He is in good order.
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PHILADELPHIA, July 10.-A correspondent
of the Philadelphia Press, from the flagship
Hartford, gives rumor by deserters from
Vicksburg that Breckenridge passed through
that city in the latter part of June, crossed
the Mississippi in a small boat, and escaped
to Texas or Mexico.
NEW YORK, July lO.-A special to the Her.
aid, dated at Nashville, July 10th, says four
companies of the 9Th Pennsylvania cavalry
were surprised and cut to pieces, this morn
ing, at Tomkinsville, by Storms cavalry,
1900 strong. Col. Williams and majors Jor-
dan and Brown, are reported killed. The
wounded men were assassinated.
PHILADELPHIA, July 10.-The new gun
boat Monongahela was launched this after
noon. The steamer John Brooks hos arrived
from Harrison's Landing, with 25l wounded
soldiers
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The Contrabnnd Question.

WASHINGTON, July lO.-In response to the
resolution of the senate, the secretary Of war
has replied by communicating the instructions
to certain commanding officers relative to the
employment and disposition of negroes. Gen.
Saxton is authorized to take possession of all
deserted plantations in his department and to
control or employ the people thereon as cir
cumstances may require. In response to
Gen. Buffers request for instructions relative
to the employment of contrabands, the secre-
tary sent the following =
''The president is opinion that under the
law of congress slaves cannot be sent back to
the master, but they must not be permitted to
suffer for want of food. Those capable of la
Dor should be set to work and paid reasona-
Bile wages. The president in indicating this
does not assume to settle any general rule at
present with regard to States.n
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SpectafIea liz.
SPECTACLE DEPOT, 1923 MAIN ST.

The undersigned mostrespecfully invites the citizens
of this place and vicinity to cali and examine supe
ror selection of SPECTACLES, containing his lately
improved PERIsCoPIC CONSERVATIVES LENSES, which
he will adapt to far sighted nearsghted, aged, and
weakeyed persons who may desire them, according to
the mentioned Lenses in its natural state in pur
y briIiancy and transparency, rivals the diamond and
forms the most beautiful and perfect spectacle Lenses
everntroduced and great advantages the
common glasses in general use
Many persons unacquainted withthe Optical Art,
left select glasses for themselves without due regard
to the condition of the eye; practice often productive
people against the of Glasses Glasses selected by
skilful ontican made of the above material will in
stead Of iniurng the eye STRENGTHEN AND BENEFIT
MATERIALLY.
He keeps constantly on hand a large assortment of
Gold Sver Steel and Shell Spectacles and all kinds of
Eye Glasses.
SPY AND MARINE GLASSES, Large and Small
Opera and Field Glasses in various patterns, Micro
scopes Telescopes. Magnif, ing Glasses, &c Metallic
AncrOicd and the celebrated rmbys BarOmeters Their
mometers, &c Mathematical Instruments, including
the best Swiss G. $. Drawing instruments Of every de-
scription, which shall offer at very low prices.
I5S ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without pain, and
made to order.
Thanking the public in general most heartily for the
kind patronage bestowed the past year, and in
praying for continuance Of the same, assure nv
friends that it will always he particular desire to
give entire satisfaction to all Respectfully
D. ROSENBUSH, (Agent) Optician,
Successor to L. Shrisheim
It has been brought to notice that peddlers,
styling themselves Opticians pass themselves lin order
to gain more conidcnce,) M Agents | think it my
duty to the public from these mposters by stating
that employ one In selling lenses spectacles
jal0 diff J. RoSENBUSH, Optician
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From Warrington.

WASHINGTON, July 10.-The following is
the sepublican committee to draft an address
to the people, which is to be presented to the
caucus on Saturday evening :-Senators
Howard, Wilson, Wilkinson, Lane, Morrill, /;
representatives Bingham Stevens Sedgwick,
Potter, and Sargent.
Six kilograms from different New York SUI
gar dealers, received at the treasury depart
ment to-day, state that any duty on Muscova-
do over IA to cents pound would be pro-
hibitory. They were sent to the chairman of
the committee on finance.
A copy of the internal revenue law was
placed in the hands Of the printer to-day, and
will probably be issued Saturday.
The war committee continues its sessions.
Advices from Warrenton state that there are
no signs of rebels there. The cars reached
there several days ago for the first time since
the evacuation of Manassas. Provost marsh
al Bates, of the the 18th Massachusetts,, en-
forces good order
1t is not officially known here that Com.
Foote will be placed at the head of new ex-
petition.
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What New bedford Docs

New BEDFORD, July lO.-At meeting of
the city government of this city, this evening,
measures were adopted to pay from the city
treasury a bounty of one hundred dollars ad-
ditional to the existing provision for new re-
cruits, to each soldier who shall promptly en-
list to make the requisite quota of this city.
An order was also adopted authorizing the
mayor to offer to the proper authorities at
Washington to make provisions for suitable
quarters and attendance for three hundred
sick and wounded soldiers.
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From New York.

New YORK, July 10.-The Express says
dry goods importers have declined to make
sales except in small lots, and credits are at
an end until the prices of exchange will allow
them to know what goods are worth. Ex-
change is quoted at 20 l-2 this afternoon.
Committees of the chambers of commerce,
the Union defence committees, the mayors
office committee, and the Fifth avenue hotel
committee, have united in call for Union
war meeting on Tuesday evening next.
Rebel dispatches say that the British steam
err Modern Greece, going into Wilmington, n.
c., was run aground near fort Fisher, by the
blockading fleet, who hauled off on the open
ing of the fort on them. She has one thou
sand tons of powder aboard. The fort sue
ceeded on her striking, so as to wet the pow
der and prevent her explosion by federal
shells. 1t was believed that large portion
of the cargo would be saved. Passengers
and crew saved.
A dispatch from Gen. Lee to JEFF Davis,
announced ga signal victory on June goth,
and grieves to state that the rebel loss in off
GERS and men was great. A Richmond tele-
gram of the 29th, expressed the opinion that
Mcclellan would captulate, as ''his army was
thoroughly discomfitted." General Elzey is
among the wounded, it is feared mortally.
Major Wheat was killed. The British steam
er Racer was in Charleston harbor on the
2Sth.
A Washington special to the Post says the
forthcoming address of the republican men,
bers of congress to the people will favor the
most energetic action in the prosecution of
the war, and the use of all the means in our
power against the rebellion and foreign inter-
vention. The policy of employing the blacks
in the military operations is rapidly gaining
favor.
The steamer Potomac, from Port Royal
July 6, has arrived The health of the troops
is favorable. The rebel pickets are annoying
at Wilmington Island. Two of our pickets
have been wounded. All quiet at Beaufort.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-11

DIR. 0. MARTIN, late brigade surgeon with
the army of the west, has resigned his posi-
ton on account of impaired health, and re-
turned to this city to recruit, and resume the
practice of his profession.
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PHILADELPHIA, July l0.-The following
Massachusetts, soldiers, wounded or sick, have
arrived on the John Brooks Sergeant H.
N. Woodward, 10th regiments j. c. Hodgin,
j. G. Cook, 9th battery; E. Denny, G. Brush
nary, and VIM. Cowell, 9th regiment; G. H..
Thompson, 10th; j. f. Eldridge, 18th; G. M.
Lowell, goth; f. G. Benton, 10Th.
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a tnionist, in Lewis county, Missouri, Tues,
DIV robbed the house, and then murdered
him. him Eighty guerillas visited Monticello in
t the same county, yesterday, and robbed
Thurston's store of everything valuable. The
citizens are preparing to defend themselves.
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The Presidents visit to the Army of the
Potomac.

WASHINGTON, July 10.-The president, ac-
companied by F. P. Blair, Mr.. Watson, and
General Nagle, returned this evening from a
visit to the army of the Potomac. Upon the
presidents arrival on James River, off Harri-
sons Landing, he was visited by General Nc
Clellan and staff: Soon after, the whole party
landed and proceeded to headquarters. Gen.
Mcclellan then, with little delay, reviewed
the whole army. The president rode to the
extreme front. The welcome that greeted
him was in the highest degree enthusiastic.
Not satisfied with riding to the head of the
army, the president dismounted and assembled
the ramparts, in view of the rebel pickets.
Many of the men were at work in the bitches,
including one or two ex-congressmen. All
were cheerful and sanguine of early and final
success.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-11

The new Regiments partly Forned and to be form
cd are the 32nd 33rd 34th 3j 36h and 37th To COM
plete these Regiments to the maximum standard,
The Bind Regiment requires 300 men,
% 33rd - $50
" 3ith so
" 35th $50
Recruiting hash yet commenced the Beth and 3h
Regiments, and will not be until the four names above
are hled The whole number OF required to fill
these SIX (6 Regiments is 1Orty.seven hundred 4TOO
Inc remaining 10 3Ol will be required to fill up Massa-
chusetts Regiments now In active service.
ms OF the first Importance that the be raised
speedily as possible and the ayurs Cities and select
lien Of fowls are urgently requested exercise their
ohcai and personal influence 10 furnish their quotas
ahd TO enlist the active operation of all patriotic
Let meeiinis be held In every City aud Town, and
measures be adopted to interest In great
- The men can be sent to camp ss soon as enlist d.
Transportation for the same will be furnished on app-
cation to the Adjutant General. bounty Of twenty
I'VE dellars and one months pay sl3 will be paid to
each recruit as soon the company to which he may be
attached is al ed
ANY further information In regard to matters embraced
IN this order, required by city town authorities will be
given on application to the Commanderi in Chief the
Adjptant General.
The GOvernmen nj demands regiments and our brave
men who have nobly upheld the honor Of Massachu-
SETS call loudly from the battle fields of the south
their brothers at home TO forward at fill
their decmaed ranks aud take the places Of the brave
men who have fallen and suffered In the of the
Union and of American Constitutional Liberty.
BY order OF His Exceency, JONI A. ANDREW, Governor
and COMMANDMENT Chief
iyl0 d3t WM SCHOULER, Adjutant General.
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Hotrces.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSA-
~ CHUSETTS
HEADQUARTERS, Boston, July I, 1852
GENERAL ORDER. NO. 26.

call has been made upon the Governor of this Com
monwealth by the President of the United States for
l50OO Volunteers to form Regiments and to fill the
ranks Of those from this Commonwealth now at the
Seat of War
The following table shows the proportion of each city
and town, based upon the me enrolled in the Common
wealth liable to do Military duty, shown by annual
returns made TO the Adntant lIeneral.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-11

QUINoY, LII, July l0.-Six thieving BUSH
whackers visited the residence of Mr. Pratt,
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for Sale OF Go get.

TO LET - Two Nice tenements, with
a barn on Laurel street, nearly opposite the Meeting
House. The buildings all and worthy of good
tenants Apply to WIN. r. ALLYN, corner Of East and
Farwell streets. d2ws is2I
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The new Regiments now partly orn ed and to be form
ed are the 32nd 33rd 34h 35th 36th and 37h TO com
plete these Regiments to the maximum standard,
he 3lrdl nri n,l..ntrn l,,Iirn NINA.
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Mutrester Gully SPY
THE
THE
INTERNAL REVEN UE ACT.
OFFICIAL.

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed at the Second Session of the Thirty eventh
Congress
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tPUBLIC-No 81
AN ACT to provide internal revenue to support the
eminent and to pay interest on the public debt.
ICONCLUDED.l
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VFVT Unity -FIA VVHH NOT puck nNo cenIH
LEGAcfEs AND DisTRiBurivE sHAEEs or rE

kHTY.
Sect Ill And be II further enacted, that any person
or lersOns hnyiug In charge trust administrator
executors or trustees oi any lepaces dstrlbutlyo
shares arising from personal property, OF any kind what
sUcNerwhefe tile whole amount OF such personal prO
ertN las Aforesaid shall exceed the VI thousand
dollars In actual value passing nom any person who may
die alter the passage Of this possessed " such proper
~ either BY Will or BY the inesate laws OF any state or
territory or any part Of such property there
IN transferred by deed. grant. bargain sale or git made
or Intended 70 take effect ~ possession enjoyment A.
et TIE death o. tue grantur barganef 10 any person
persons q to any bod, bodies poi. or corporate
~ ruts or otherwise shall be- and hereby are ale SUD
Jet TO duty or tax to be paid The United stAes' as
follows that Il 10 say $780, -.
First here the person persons entitled 20 any ben
efeial Interest In such property shal PC KS ne ISSUE
line al ancestor, brother or sister 20 wv pelson VINO
the rate seyrnt cents for each a every nundted
doiar the clear value such Interest In such prop
erty. ......-. ..,.,.., =. -
beupcal such property shall be descendant
~ br faer Or sister the person who died possessed
~ ,6esad al and amer the rate u dollar and my
cents Tor each and cvey hunufcd dollars of tho clear
Vnino OF such Interest.
Tbrd Where the person persons entitled 10 any
euecial IN such property, shall be biother or
asier oi the faith mother, or descendant OF a
broihrr sister OF the father mother Oi the person
who died posssscd aforesaid and alter the rate Of
three dollars for each every hundred dollars VI tho
clear value of such Interest.
Fourth Where the person or persons entitled 70 an
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-23

~ TRIbUTE OF RESPECTFUL a meeting
~ ct the members Of company %, sd regiment
Virginia volunteers, Capt WIN. R. AYLETr pre-
siding, tho following preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Whereas, 1t has pleased God to remove from us
our esteemed friend and officer, FRS, Lieutenant
JOHN NEWTON BROWN. who recently died of
typhoid fever In the city Of Richmond Therefore
be it
LIST. Resoleed, Tnat the death Of Lieut.. BROWN
has filled us with grief ard sorrow, and his loss is
one which we shall long bemoan and regret.
81 That it ia melancholy pleasure expe-
rience in bearing testimony TO the worth aud ex.
celence of the deceased as All officer and man.
Kind hearted, generous, and unselfsh, he made for
himself with his company and regiment degree
of popularity rarely attained.
3D. Tha, to the griefstricken family Of the de-
ceased we extend our warmest sympathy for their
affection
4th- That through respect to the memory of 1t.
BROWN, we will wear the usual badgs Of mourning
for thirty days.
5th. Tha. a copy of these proceeding GO be sent to
the family OF tie deceased, and to the Richmond
papers for publication.
WIN. r. AYLETT
Capt Co. D, SD Va Regiment.
EUGENE ID. ROBINSON, o. 8. ~ 23-1tf