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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-11
The KxpedItion started,

q CHoLoO, 10 2. NJ, Jan. l0.--The Cairo expe.
.dltion has commenced moving. A large portion
OF the force have already gone dosn the river
Isis under convoy of the gunboats Essex and
Lexington. The expedition will probably land
at Jefferson, ave miles belew Birds Point.
= Toe remainder Of the expedition is being rap.
Idly embarked, and will sail BY tomorrow. 4
Ths foroe from st. Louis which have beer
detained in the river inoonsequence OF steam
er blockading up the channel, will arrive to-
morrow morning. - aeis .-a
CAIRo, Jan, l0.-The advance Of the expedl-
ton, composed of McClernard's brigade, land.
cd eight miles down the Mississippi, at May,
field Greek. on the Kentucky side, where tentI
are pitched for the night. 81. w. : 3,
Gen. Grant and stat were down during th'
afternoon and returned at dark. The remain
der Of the force will move In the morning.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-11
The Great Western Expedition
RoRdY 60 Salt.


ST LOUIS, Jan. 10 The Cairo correspondent
Of the Republican telegraphs that the great ex,
pedition 10 ready to start. All the soldiers and
most of their wagons embarked on steamers,
which will leave as soon &c dsase fog which
overhangs the river Is dispelled. The troops
are ln the highest spirits and inpatient to be
OF.
The feet will ascend the Tennessee river
Aome distance, bat its final destinstion is not
known. rts,t .E
A considerable body Of cavalry will start at
the same time from Birds Point, and proceed
through Kentucky, Joining the main army at
the point Of debarkation on the Tennessee
river. rs ftgEs
lThbuns's Correspondence. - 81
CHICAGO, Jan. l0-CAIRo, Jan. 9,--owing to
dense fog prevailing here the expedition
southwark has been delayed. sl - a a.s
A portion of the force, however, has been
dispatched to the starting point. Weather per-
miiting, the remaining portion will get under
way tomorrow. Cairo presented an Unusually
wsrlike appearance to-day.
Five hundred dollars worth Of quinine was
captured two days ago on the steamer Courier
A dispatch from Cairo to-day Gays the fog
has riaen. The expedition will probably start
to-day. The troops are ell on board atcsmers
The gunboAts are also ready 10 leave.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-11
at. LOUIS,

sag. ST. LOUIS. ---.--
The market was slow to-day, bordering upon dullneas
The receph were not large, but there were quite
quantity OF unaold In the psni'--lDem., 9Th.
CHICAGO. aa as
The receipts Of hogs, live and dressed amounted L
ttS The market for live hogs, under diminished Ee
cetps was hrm and prices advanced fully cents pei
100 bs with sales Of about 75o0 at range Of a9 500
50 gross ths bulk Of the sales beinR at n rs and
% 30 Tor lish hogs: and 80 as89 SIX forhssvy. oW
Ing to The scarcity Of cooperags packers are buying al
most entirely bacon hogs and the advance more
oeptlble In then. Owing to the weather. the market
at the close was somewhat irregular, with between
and eight thousand left over uusod tut being the
ings Of LAST weeks rush, not quite dssabea aS usual
large number Of hogs are yet In the yards awaitnl
cars for shipmsnt East. The thaw which set in thi
MARKET and heavy weights declined l0c per 100 hS bu
on Change there wssa good demand FOR light hogs b
packers and there was no material decline 10 ,hsm.
The sales Of light to heavy ranged from sS 6O0a 90
but toward the close the weather bec ms mild and mug
Ry and packers generally held o the m1rket for al
kinds closing dull and dropping .--tTribuns, Och.
NEW ALBANY. IND.
Elghtytwo head Of hogs sold to-day at 50 eS to sS
with small receipts there has besu but little done for
few days pLS bat our country snds may be assured o
ready sale AZ a. good prices a. In any market IN ths
West Of all they may bring here. The packers are still
saughteriug bnt the season ls fast drawing to close
Messrs. J. Mcdonald & Son have killed up to thil
date Is i05 head and $500 head yet TO come In which
son, the general average being iO0 psr head lied
ger, 7h.
~. MANsFIELD, o.
The fall Of snow and the ns slsIghlpg have given an
impetus TO the pork trade Of Oity. Yesterday Main
street and the adjacent streets were ammsd with
ssds full OF pork About two o'clock In the afternoon
We counted fall IS loads yet unsod aud were told thu
was nothA OF what had been disposed Of already. ons
buyer estimated the rece pts up to the above time at 0eC
hogs. The price has fallen Cd little ranging from
90 go to 80 90 per owt The grumblins at the low az
ures considerable and come disposed to hold on
until later hour Ia the day. when an advanos was ez
peoted. Others professed an intention 10 take theiI
pork to Shelby where II said from 20 to 50 cent?
norsis paid Il Herald, 9Th.
LOUISVILLE. ,
There were no transactions to-day The house O
Rioket,s o. killed e9l, making tho total 10 dats
s0s3s No purchases or naes Prices e. last quoted.
tDem., 9Th. ~ : ' -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-11

U Tho Asylum in this city for the cure and
instruction Of idiots contains about forty-avs
pupilp, twenty Of whom havO learned to read
since they came to tho institution, and several
Of them have hcen taught to write, Visitors
speak highly Of the conduc; of the institution
under the management oil the 5uperInsenden5
Dr.. Derep, and che matron and teachsra.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-11

U Col.s.D. Hsr'is, Of this city, publisher
OF the Ftu Note, and Ohio CuliUstor, has isr
sued valuable little pamphlet which he calls
"ohiO State Regislos.p The price is ten osnts
q single copy, TIE colOnolpgOposes to issue
the "Register" annually hereafter.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-11

On Sunday night David Wight, Scotch.
man, was murdered at Wollsville. Ohio. Two
men, named Alexander Scott and Thomas
Urey, are tho supposed murderers, and have
been arrested. Blood wag found upon the door
of their house. They are now in custody
Whisky was at tho bottom Of the whole trans.
action. .a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-11

u At Kehneds's Periodical Depot on State
street, citizsns.snd'strsugers esn obtain the re-
cent publications Of the day, in the shape Of il
lustrated and comic seriais, popular daily aud
weekly papers, magaziner, and in general oil
the late amusing aud interesting publications.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-11
New York market.
TPrPORTrp ron THE ONO sTATrxAN ]

- NEw YoRK, Jan. TO- !,
ASHES Ase steady, Win sales Ot 10 bblS at 90 Tor
ccTToS- -ccntiuuss quits With mail salos at 80.
for middng uplApdsi 80 bales connscated ScA bland
were sold at 1880 for inferior. -fs
BL0UR-Tbe maftst opened quiet and closed more
steady. with quite q moderate demand for export
and home consumption. Sales CT 200 barrels at
o5 60D5 90 iorsuperDa state; s. 2905 g Tor extra
ntatel D5 5O0t S. tur auperfno Wontsrn e5 t5Dt 80
for common to- mcdlum extra pe1ierni $500 90
for shipping bFando axtratfcnnd hoop ohloI ~ 100
Is trade breads dos CnnAdhn four quiet with.
out important change In price wi h moderate de-
mAnd. Sales 71s balls 1t os 50DS 90 for supeEnrel
e5 eODB rs for common 70 choice extra.
RTE FLouR--IHtra, qnist and sseaay with mali
sales at % 50Gl2S.
CORN NE Al-In moaents rsausstI sales Of 800 bbiI
prNnAywine n % 20.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-11
Q. E8ERLY g. co.
DRY GOODS AT COST.

TN, CONSEQUENCE OF THE HIGH PaToH OF
i Cotton and the recent advance In Dry Goods and
the expiration Of our copartnership We will, on and af
ter the 36h day December offer our stock OF Dry Goods
Hats, Caps Boots aud Shoes st cost less than New
York Wholesale prices, abdwll continue until the en-.
tire stock Il closed out.
The Grocery and Produces Dusiness will be continued
IN onr new bullding.
Tho Store we now occupy will be for rent and
possession given the fst day Of April 1862 by Cyrus
Eberly. Ff
Thsstoreroom 10 ol by % feet; the building three
ntores hiRh, and situated the southeast corner OF
high and Friend streets. Columbus, Ohio.
's. o. EBERLY a co.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-11

TAXES We are informed by the County
Treasurer that oil taxes remaining unpaid after
to-day saturday, January III, will be placed In
the hands Of collectors.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-11
Meath OF Col. uoit,

HARrEoAD, Conn, Jan. l0.-Col. Samuel
Colt died at nine O'Clock to-day Of on acute az.
sudden, though not wholly unexpected. He had
been III for several days.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-11

W W.. Clrd, Esq, Of z z.nesville, bss been
appointed Assistant Superintendent and General
Freight Agent OF the c. w. & e. R. R., In the
place of Mr.. Abbott, deceased.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-11

Sr. JOINS, N. F., Jan, l0.--The excitement
at CArbonnear is intense and increasing. Sew
efal etores were broken into last night snd aims
and ammunition abstracteda ReinfOEesments
are still arriving. Itis doubtful If the military
will be able to prevent collision much longer.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-11

LucRArvE,--T Catholic Orphans FaiF,
lately held at the Atheneum in Cleveland, and
which lasted aeveTal days, cleared the band
some sum Of S4 300.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-11

EsALE or DELINQUENT LANDS This sale Will
take place at the ollloe of the County Auditor
In this city, on Monday next, January lSth
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-11

BuvrALo, Jan. l0.--A are Is reported in the
lower noor Of tho Telegraph Building In New
York city. No particulars,
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LAnaa and Emhroidariaa

vTALEMOIENES, MALTESE & POKNT
Laoe oollarsan Sets. French, Puihsr and Thread
LAoe Wells, (neW pattems1 VAlencienes, Thread and
nklFs, Lace pArbes end 0oulps, Pian Linan CollaTa
yethand Cum, Embroidered CollaFs and Gam In estan
DAN q SON,
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&,Ds Obio 5tatfsnrau
SATURDAY MORNING, IAN. II, 1862.
Local M a t ters.

The Adams Express Company places ua daily
under obligations for tho very latest papers
from toe eastern cities.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-11

New YoaK, Jan. 10. The fre In the Ameri-
telegraph ofioe injured the lower Aoors to
the amount of one thousand dollars. Wires
uninjured. ------------------ ------ --
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-11
Hog Markets.
oINoIENATI,

The market was duti and heavy and prices are Ios
lover closing at % 0O93 20; the reosps were about
1000 head. The sales we're:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-11
sheriff's Sale.

VI. \ Common Pleas.
Alfred Gray.
pY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FL. FA.
ID To mo directed from the Court Of Common Pleas
Of franklin county, Ohio, will offer for nao on tho
farm Of Alfred Gray, 10 Madison township, franklin
county, o., on
Tuesday, the 18th day Of January, A. D. 1869,
at 10 O'Clock A. M, the following described ohatsl
property, to Wit:
Eight head Of CATTLE ono dun mare, one brown mare
one wheat drill, and one two horse wagon.
q. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
by I'D. DAVIS, Deputy.
Printers fees $500.
lant-dtd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-11

Tho American Express Company has our
thanks fos its daily favOra In the shape OF the
very lated.' Eastern papers.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-11
noara y toal,ly OOnnllsslonors.

SATURDAY, Dec. %. 1861.
Prosont--Me;srs. spsuow, Strait and Sigh,
COMMISSIONER.
Constant Blcon allowed for repair Of Dublin
bridge, S3L3l.
The bond Of George w. Huffman, Sheriff Of
thls county, was nppTOved.
The ditch pC.ilioned for BY ". A. Plat and
others, was estrbliShad as surveyed and located
BY U LS!hrop.
Ordered, That 500 be paid Reecs b Many.
penny fog embankmenl9 at the canal bridge
west Of Lockbonfnc, ind in full for the same.
SATURDAY, Jan. 4, 1862
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-11

FREDEArCK, Nd, Jan. 10 1T Is reported that
Gen, Jackson is before Romney, with the in.
tention Of making an attack on Gen, Kelley.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-11

sUPHhtoR couRT This COURT, after recess
Of three daysS will resume business to-day
tsaturday.) The application for diachsrse
on habeas corpus Of A9dFew NalbeF from ool
BAusenSsIa,s sretfi alsAs,aa,she ssOund that he
woe intoxicated at ths .ina be enlisted, will be
heard to-day. its eat
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-11

BOsTpN. Jan. OH consequence of orders
from Washington, the troops Of Gen. Cutler's
division, on board the steamer Constitution,
have been disembarked. --,-. .,--
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-11

B yaMS1dM aS1dsiss IT'S, MIB8ONs rAns, ANA
new styles, Just opened By.
aps,IS BALN 4 B0N,
a No. 70 oeplh Hiah stSset.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-11
Full board preaent.
Tho following bile wore allowed

Ordered, That m order be itaned to Samuel
DoyIe Tor Sl5O0 SO la full for the CLARK bridge
cveE Big Weluuti including masonry, super
structure and embsnkment.
ord,rtd, That tho Auditor be authorized to
draw an Orcsr in favor of G. r. Stevens for
$25, in part payment of The dlmeges assessed
on the rad pe,iuOped Tor by Wm, Rohr,. oC
condition tina. aaidC. R. Stevens receipt In full
for shd dapagee. .- -. a.e'
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8DMIsIsTalTroN.


Eight marriage licenaea were isaued during
the week. so lI Ia
1a6 m \. \ 4DMISIsTntTroN.
Citation issusd to samuel Hunter, Admin
istrator Of Wm, L. Colvin'5 estate, to chow
cause Why he had not paid over the moneys In
his hands to the proper persons
George Wagner gas appointed Administrator
of the estate Of Russell B. Smith, late Of Plain
township, deccosea Bond III $4,000.
NATuaALlzATloN.
Edsin Domonoy, native Of England, was
admitted 10 full oirzenehip
prsonARoRD ON BADEAs coRPus ttar
The follogag mho.8 padsF eighteen years
of age, haylhg enllstd without the coDaent of
poreus % gasriia&, glt6 dis,hpged from the
service on st!inot hatsas cTpas:
Wm HoaS jam.s, 5t Ulioacauay, volun'
tecr a, Camp Thcmos, and Atr1n Custer, oi
Fairfield couaty. goiunteot asChamp Chase.
aEETmctD AT THE onMtNAL TENN
The folIosi1g petpOus we're sentenced Gtths
Crlmlnal T,rm oi no Probate Court, for the
offence Of petit larceny: u lsi-...-i /.
Susan Reel plead "guil'y,"and was sentenc-
ed to pay a fine OF tea dpl4gsaRd Oosts. and be
imprisoned in the dungeon Of the county Jail
for Eve days
Samuel EfeDdenburg was tried by jury
found "guiIth" end sentenced to pay fne Of
twenty-five dolars and costa, and be imprison-
ed 10 the county j4ilsix daJa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-11
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.


.e..... .r. RRlpAT. January 10, 1851.
The following are the retail quotations corrected by
VIM. II. Restsaux, Wholesale and retail grocer, No.
JOG South high Street. r., "a.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-11
PFobnto Court

trH. MARRIAGE Lfc2HsEs.T
Eight marriage leenaea we're iaaued during
the waek. N II. ~. NJ
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LOUISVILLE

There were no transactions to-day The house Of
Riokets 90. killed e9l, making the total 10 date
s0e79 No purchases or sales Prices Is last quoted,
tDem., 9Th. 4,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-11
prgcnARoRD ON HADEAs o0RPUs

Edsn Domonoy, native Of England. was
admitted 10 full citizenship.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-19
North Carolina Election.

FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. lS.-The New
bern, N. c.. Progress, of the 18th inst, in
speaking of the election which was held in
that state on the 9Th, says;
''-rhc final result indicates the defeat of
johnson, the secession candidate for governor,
by the unparalleled majority of 10000. The
glad tidings came to hand just as we go to
press, of the complete overthrow of secession
in every department of this state. The Union
opposition party have elected nearly every
member in both branches of the legislature
by still greater majorities Every candidate
who advocated continuation of the war and
a separation from the Union, has been defeat
ed in every instance. 1t has been a fair and
square issue, strictly of a political nature,
with no side or local issues of any kind
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-19
LUCIUS MERRTFTELD.

DOR SALE-A good Concord Buggy
a nearly new. Inquire of A. X. RICHMOND, No. 8
Mechanic street. Also,
TO LET,
convenient upper tenement No. 10 Oxford street.
For particulars inquire on the premises d6t* aull
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-19

NEW YORK, Au gust lS.-COrTON dull sales 500 bales
at Is @ 462c for middling uplands
FLOUR-Sales l2,5O0 bbs; state and western quiet
and unchanged superfne state IS a O5 extra state
$40 a 535 ;ikound Hoop Ohio 545@ 554 superne west
ass "a sos: common to good extra western 523 q
54O southern unchanged; sales 1900 bbs; mixed $50 a
$50; fancy $50 a Il Canada unchanged; extra Sis @
625 sales $50 bbls.
Wheat unchanged; sales 239 400 BUSH Chicago spring
Lib a l,2O; Milwaukee club LIS a %; amber Iowa "a
l25 winter red western LEO q "a; white l,3S g l,5s;
amber Michigan 1856 az 42 Corn firm; sales 81 900 bus
mixed western So g 6Oc for sound 81 sic for eastern
Oats are firm alta % size.
Beef active; sales 500 bbls. Pork irmer; sales
1900 bbs; mess Sll33 a l,59; clear sl3; prime 9S73
$40 Cut meats are firm Bacon sides steady sales
$50 boxes rough sides 5lc. Lard firm sales 100
at 81 q o.. Butter unchanged. Whskey Grmrr; sales
500 bbls, at 80 a 32ac, the latter price for e. d. Rice
dull Sugars more active and hrmer; sales 24O0 hhds
New Orleans 81 O}c by auction, 200 hhds ditto at 81
q lO4c Coffee quiet MOlasSes firm; Barbadoes 10 hhd
private terms; Muscoyado, 1856 hhds at 2Sc
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-19
From POpe's Army.

In CAMP NEAR CEDAR Run, Aug. 18.-
Scouts report no heavy force of rebels within
10 miles of this point. 1t is believed that
Jackson has gone in some other direction and
may appear where he is least expected A
slight skirmish took place on Saturday be-
tween the 9th New FORK cavalry and the enc
my at the Rapidan.
Col. Carroll. acting brigadier general was
wounded in the breast yesterday, while visit
ing the pickets at the ford near Rapidan sta
ton, by one of the rebel pickets who are con-
tinually firing at our own.
From an official report made by Col. John
S. Clark aid to Major General Banks, it is
shown that the total force of the rebels en-
gagged in the recent batLle near Cedar Noun
tain was 24,9l3, divided as follows: Infantry
1l,613, cavalry 2300, artillery 1000.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-19

WAR DEPARTMENT, ADJUTANr GENERALS
OFFICE, WASHINGTON Aug. lS.-First-
Hereafter no appointment of Major General
or Brigadier General will be given except to
officers of .he regular army for meritorious
and distinguished service during war, or to
volunteer officers, who by some successful
achievement in the field shall have displayed
the military abilities required for the duties
Of general officer. Appointment to such
grades will be issued by the war department
till an examination is made to ascertain if
there are any charges or evidence against the
character, conduct, or fitness of the appointee,
and if there should be any such charges or
evidence, special report of the same will be
made to the president. By order of the Sec
rotary of war, L. D. TOWNSEND,
Asst Adi't Cen
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-19

LEAvENwoRTH, Aug. ls.-Owing to the
presence of large body of rebels in Jackson
county, Missouri, and the neighborhood, and
a threatened attack on Kansas city, the pro.
vost marshal of this city, under orders from
the headquarters of the department of Kansas,
has ordered the citizens en- masse to enroll
and arm themselves for military duty. ANY
one failing to do so will be arrested. Bust
ness is mostly suspended, and it is thought
there will be a general compliance with the
the Indian expedition, with the exception Of
three Indian regiments, are supposed to be al
fort Scott or marching north from thence.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-19
Hutrees.
MASS ACHUSETTS
TEACHERS,

" IL Il Il r. = n
-, aaSSOClAFinN.-The eighteenth Annual Mest
ing ofth Massachusetts, Teachers Association VIII ~
held ~ WOr ester at CITY HALL on MONnA Vav "
TUESDAY, August 18th and 18th. anu
Monday, Aug ls,-At l23 O'ci ok D. m . the mee,,n,
will be orangized for the transaction Of husinesa -rs
customary addresses and rep rts will lie made Al n
O'Clock m, liscus- ion~ubject What il tho Extent
OF the Teachers Authority his scholars beyond
Seho9l lionrs Ihe Discussion will be opened by Hon
joseph White. Secretary of the Board OF EdIcatlop
At oclock p IN a Lecture by James X. Lombsr ri Fs0
of the High School, Worcester
Tuesday, Aug I9.-At p o'cI ok a. m a Meeting for
business At99 O'Clock a. m, Lecture by samuel W.
The Utility and Practcabiv of Gymnastics in Pubie
Schools At The request of the Committee of AarranEs
ments. class of bows from tn Eliot School will be pres.
emit, and execute the various gvmnastlc movements
practced in that school, The lecture will be followed
BY discussion. At O'Clock D. the election Of
ncers and other business. At "a p. M, Discussion
subject; What the RESPONSIBILITIES Of Teachers in
drew has to open the discussion clock
D. M, Discusslon-Sublect: The Best Method OF In
creasing the Moral Sentiment Of School. At O'Clock
Pm "a Lecture by Prof H. Seelye of Amherst Collie &C.
fious individuals.
The Committee of Arrangements Instructed by the
Board of Directors have not requested the private
pitatv Of the citizens Of Worcester. They have how.
meeting can be entertained at the Hotels at haT thS
usual rates
Tickets for the Round Trip either to Worcester and
back. or to Hartford and back with the privilege OF
stopping at worcester can be purchased at the stations
OIL the Boston and Worcester railroad at HALF PRICE
The Secrttary's check will not be received this road
Arrangements have been made with tbs Western, Con
nectcut Valley Old Colony and Fall River Eastern,
oston and Maine. Boston and Lowell and Taunton and
new Bedford Railroads for free return tickets
7. ID. ADAM Rec. Sec'y.
Boston, July 81, 1862. dtaui9 auIa
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-19

+ LEICESTER ACADEMY. Fall
~ Tern will commence on TUESDAY Aug 49, under
the charge Of WIN. Is. PHILLIPS, A. NJ, Principal
HENRY MERRIAM, A. NJ, and Miss ADELAIDE
f. NICHOLS.
Thorough instruction will be given in the Classics and
gllsh branches Special facilities are afforded for the
study OF the Natural Sciences and higher Mathematical
and ample apparatus for illustration provided
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-19
From washington.

WASHINGTON, Aug. lS.-Cassius M. Clay
is to be assigned to very important COM
mand west of the Mississippi. Col. Corcoran
together with Col. Wilcox and others will dine
with the president to-day.
The navy department has information that
the United States gunboat Penobscot captur-
ed off North Carolina, a few days ago, the
sloop Lizzie, from Nassau, sailing under Brit
ish colors, and loaded with salt, blankets,
sheeting, &c. =