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ParOIed Omcers of the Fifteenth.


We printed yesterday morning document
signed by sundry line officers of the ffteenth
regiment, which we can not justly alo" 10
pass without comment AT DAN n1u" many
captains and lieutenants in that regiment were
killed or taken prisoners The vacancies
made nv death were filed Those who were
taken prisoners were after time released on
parole, and most of them are not yet eX-
changed, although they have all diligently
sought an exchange, and are all extremely
anxious to return to the regiment. Capt.
Bowman at first refused furlough of more
than ten days, hoping to be free to join his
company at the end of that time; and he has
done everything in his power to get free of
his parole. The Others have felt and acted in
a similar manner. Meanwhile there has been
a constant expectation of immediate ex-
change, and the government has encouraged
this expectation.
The officers in question are among the very
best in the regiment. Their resignation
would be disaster; and we have the means
of knowing that it would be very unsatsfacto-
ry to their official superiors. There are now
indications that the desired exchange will not
be very long delayed. 1t is stated that the
efforts to secure general exchange of prison
ers promises to be successful, and that we may
expect soon to see it in operation. Of
course the paroled men of the fifteenth will
be among the first set free. But, if the delay
should be much longer than now seems pro-
bable, it would be none the less certain that
the interest of the service requires that these
officers should not resign, for the exchange is
sure to come before very long time has
passed, and the regiment will be saved from
giving them up for new and untried men.
Meanwhile the organization can be preserved
complete by the appointment of acting officers
for all the vacancies created by their absence.
The document asking them to resign is
signed by lieutenants and two or three cap
tains, all of them inferior in rank, or the
juniors in Office of several of the paroled
officers. They freely express the satisfaction
with which they would see their absent aSso-
ciates return, but they conclude too hastily
that there is no prospect of this. Some day
not far away in the future they will have the
luxury of pleasant disappointment We
think they did not consider carefully the whole
bearing Of the published document to which
their names are appended, else, instead OF
having it published, they would have waited
awhile longer, or at least would have sent il
to Col. Ward for explanations and advice.
We doubt not that the motive was good and
honorable, but was there not lack of due
consideration?
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Gen. Burnside i'm Camp at Newport News

lrIOm Now 1Ork tribune
FORTRESS MONROE, July 10.-The force
of Gen. Burnside, with which he was on his
way to reinforce Gen. Mcclellan, after lying
at anchor in the Roads for two days, has been
disembarked, and encamped at Newport
News. What is the meaning of this? 1t is
what everybody is asking, but no explanation
is at hand The object OF Gen Burnsides
delay was partly to allow his whole fleet to
come up, ond partly to await the re-
turn OF the president from Gen. Nc
Clellan's headquarters, which was as much as
to say that his movements would depend on
the presidents visit. At all events, as the
result of that visit, Gen. Burnsides forces,
which he had pushed on with such prompt
ness trcm Newbern, so that Gen. Mcclellan
might, in part at least, have the reinforcements
he stood so much in need of, have been halted
AT the mouth ofJames river and gone into camp
among the suggestions, in explanation, is the
one That Burnside is designed to have spe-
clai mlssion-that, while he is to cooperate
WIN zen. Mcclellan, his force will not be a
par' 9l tne army of the Potomac, but placed
III distinct service. The inference that we
may ~ safely draw from this stoppage is that
yen mcclellan does not feel a necessity for
more troopsto enable him to maintoin bis
present position; and, further, that he does
noE at present, contemplate an immediate
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AT meeting of the Highland Cadets, held
at their armory July 14th 1862, the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted;-
Whereas, 1t has pleased Almighty God in His
providence to remove from our midst by sudden
death, our much beloved cOmrnde and friend
HENRY ALLEN TENNEY-
Resolved, That we deeply feel the loss we have
sustained IN having one of our number removed by
death while IN the yigor of youth
Resolved, That we ALWAYS keen in mind bis many
form courtesy OF manner 'N '''- N''-
heSsolyed, That we deeply sympathize with the
affection. '' " WIS theIr overwhelming
we wear H. INT as an expression of our sympathy
4ra mesolyedl That copy of these Eeso,n,,ors h.
| eonv ha s,, 20 the parents of the deceased and
Daily Spy. P'Oi'"'iPh 10 the Worcester
| A. y. BULLOCK
Y. 8. DAY-
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and to the cause of constitutional hOerf Ea
claims from you yet another effort Ley 1t "
your pride to relax in nothing when eau plo
mote your future efficiency; your one slc"
object being to drive the invader rom So ,,'
soil, and carrying your STANDARDS oeyonu :nc
outer boundaries of the conieueracy, 70 wing
,,onr b;rthright. community, independence.
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HIGHLAND SCHooL.-The annual examina-
ton of this school will commence this morn
ing, at o'clock and continue till II l-2 p. NJ,
and on Wednesday from 8 A. NJ. to IL NJ.
Defamation and reading, compositions, with
singing by the school, and music by full
band, from to P. NJ. Salutatory by Lieut.
Mason, and valedictory by Capt. Abercrom-
bic. Military drill from l-2 to p. M.
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-, "A Card to the Ladies,
Dr. DUfoNCoS GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS

FUR FEMALES,
iatDle IN correcting, regulating and removing all oh
structOns from whatever cause and always successful
preventive.
The combination of ingredients I'm these PILLS are per
Iecty harmless Their efficacy and merits are based nm
on an extensive practice Thirty and where
the directions have been strictly followed they have new
ertad 10 correct all irregularities. They relieve main
full and difficult Menstruaon. (particularly at the
change OF lile) They will cure The Whites and remove
all distractions arising from colds, exposure or any
cause ana may be used successfully as a preventive
Females peculiarly situated those surprising them
selves cautioned against using these riffs while
III that cOpdtiOn lest they invite miscarriage and the
proprietor responsibility after this admoui-
ton although their mdness would prevent any mischief
to health; otherwise the Pills recommended Full
and explicit directions accompany each box Price 81.
Sold in Worcester Mass, by the following druggists:
DAVID SCOTT, 25l Main street, JAMES GREEN III
MAR street, and W. II. GOULDING, l4O Main St La.
dies by sending by 81 t" either Ofthe Adore AGENTS.
through the Worcester Post Office have the pills
sent confidently by mall to any part OF the county,
free of postage" Sold also by H. A kurdett Clinton
A. s S. E. Blair, Warren. B. DeLdHd North Brook
field and S. G. Henry WestbOrO and by one Druggist
in every village and city in the United States and by s.
| d. Howe, Sole Proprietor, New York.
B.-Beware of Commercials Buy Golden Pills.
of any kind unless the box is signed s. d. Howe All
others are base imposition and unsafe therefore you
value your liz and health Ito say nothing of being hum
plugged out of your money! buy only of those who show
/ the signature of : ID. Howe every box which has
recently been added on account OF the Pills being coun
| terlelted. dion $50
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GEN. MITCHEL.-Gen. Buell. and other Off
GERS of the division in North Alabama, have
preferred charges to the department at Wash
ington against Gen. Mitchell which were the
cause of his being summoned to Washington.
The Cincinnati Commercial of the 18th inst
says:
Some of these charges are so positively af-
1irmed by those not likely to be mistaken or
to msrepresent, that it is difficult to discredit
them, as we would be glad to do. 1t is al
legged that he has suffered aportion of his COM
mand to be guilty of conduct toward the peo-
pie among whom they were posted, utterly
unwarrantcd, and that his personal conduct
has been erratic and unsodier-like. Colonel
Turchin, one of his brigade commanders, was
at last accounts being tried by court martial
at Huntsville. We are informed that upon
the arrival of Gen. Buell. at Huntsville, he
expressed his disapprobation of Gen. Mitchers
proceedings in such strong terms that the lat
ter resigned. Upon notification of his resig-
nation reaching Washington, he was sum
moned to that place. Officers who have
served with Gen. NJ. express in the strongest
terms their want of confidence in him as a
military commander, and their opinion that in
the administration of the civil affairs of his
department he has been most unfortunate.
Gen. Mitchell was, during his active cam
paign, vigorous and successful officer, over
coming great obstacles, and winning decided
triumphs. He earned and received the conf
dence of the country, which will choose to
believe he is unjustly charged, until the
charges are proved.
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JEFF. DAVIS issued the following address

JEFF. DAVIS issued the following address
to his troops on the 9th inst;
TO the Agmy IN Eastern Virginia: Sol
diers-l congratulate you on the series of brill
liant victories which, under the favor of di-
vine providence, you have lately won, and, as
president of the confederate states, do heartily
tender TO you the thanks of the country,
whose Just cause you have so skillfully and
heroically served. Ten days ago, an invad-
ing army, vastly superior to you in numbers
ana IN the material of war, closely beleaguer-
Gu your capital and vauntingy proclaimed its
SPECIFY conquest; you marched to attack the
enemy IN ms entertainments; with well d.
rectea movements and death defyino valor
you charged upon him in his strong nositons
drove him from field to field over n distan,.o,
Of more than thirty-five miles. and d.
spite his reintorcements, compelled him ~
seek safety under the cover of his ,l,
boats, where he now lies covering besaro
the army he so lately derided and Threatened
with entire subjugation. The forttude with
which you have borne toll and privation, the
galantry with which you have entered into
each successive battle, must have been wit
messed to be fully appreciated; but grateful
people will not fail 10 recognize You and to
bear you in loved remembrance. Well may
il be said of you, that you have done enough
for glory;" but duty to a suffering country
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Experience teaches us that dellcacy prevents many
females from applying for the 20 alleviate suffer
ing and save life That objection cbvated in the case
ofSr James Carkes Fills prepared after the prescrp
ion of Sir james Clarke Physician the Queen Of Eng
land and well known to be the only safe and remedy
foriemale difficulties and obssructOns from any
They be sent in bottle containing 50 pills post free
by enclo ing 81 and postage stamps to any agent
Sold by BUSH .E CO., and all Druggists
nj deod.Eweow
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C"fIin Ware Rooms, No. > Bangs Block
The undersigned would respectfully call the attention
Of the public to his Coffin ware Rooms now open at No
Bangs Block opposite the Court House, VIII, re will
be found constantly on hand C0rFlNS and CASKET
of all sizes and patterns, and trimmed with the
best material. Also Coffin Plates and Robes
j. w. BROOKS.
Worcester, Feb. IS, 1862. diff flo
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-15

LATE BLossoMs.-There is in Millbury. a
sweet russell apple tree still bearing full,
round blossoms as in spring. Though it bios
somed early in the season when all well-reg-
ulated trees are in bloom, and now has an
abundance of large apples upon it, it has con-
tinued in flower through the entire season,
with the prospect of remaining 50 for some
time to come
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Of new FRENCH MODELS will he exhibitedV t e.
T"r 1r [s i,nUESDAI July H. by Mrs H. b. OLEAEY Nj
Doors open ut O'Clock D. ma Icet9rs thiSdcpaiol
pleasant day. dSt vi" ne the next
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hntchelor's Hair Dye, THE BEST IN THE woRLp
WILLIAM n BACHELORS celebrated Hair Dive
p'ouuoes color not to be distinguished ON nature
NOT 10 hlure the Hair in the cast remedies
the i'll effects of bad dyes and nvigorates the hair cr
me- cray Red, or Rusty lair instantly turns 10 A
spienHlu BLACK or Brown, leaving the hair soft and
beautiful Sold by all Druggists, &c Ezfy-Tbe Gcnu-
Inc is signed WILLIAM A. BATCHELOn, on the C,ur
sides of each box Factory No. 81 Bearclay street ae
zS5 broadway and IL Bond street, New York
mEEo dSwly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-15

Two LAST DAYS IN WoRCEsTER.-This
evening, and tomorrow afternoon and even
ing, closes the exhibitions of the panorama of
New York city in Worcester. Take your
family to Washburn Hall, and let them enjoy,
with YOURSELF view of the great city.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-15

lR' T. HOWARD MARSHALL, Lung Inhalist of New York
30 famous for curing Asthma Bronchitis Catarrb ana
i'Vt DISEASE will be at the Bay State House. Worces
free. do,s constitution
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WEBsTER.-The selectmcn of Webster have
called IA town meeting, to be held on Wednes-
day, 23d inst, for the purpose of authorizing
a bounty, if thought advisable, and taking
other measures to secure the towns quota of
troops. The citizens held an informal meet
ing on Wednesday evening last, and recon-
mended the appropriation of bounty of
twenty-five dollars to each volunteer.
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Special CLOTHES.

NIL, - =. % h+enry, NJ. H., Graduate of Penn
S %e1tM University Philadclpha) is now at the Raw
500 th ouse, room NO 80, where Shewill be bapv IN
See S those who may need medical assistance bBco
"VuTs s from ~ a. M to IL m aud from to 6 n H. o'
JylO ~ '''
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NORWICH AND WORCESTER RoAD.-The
following is statement of the earnings of
this corporation for June, 1861, and June,
1862 =
1861 b. s N Y. Local. Mails. Totals.
Passengers .$7l494 S6.4l3 % SIPS 81
Freight. 645 SO 9,59S q 81 ,239 Is IL 4S3 36
SlS,6l1 81
1862. h. & \. Y. Local. Mails. Totals.
Passengers, So 092 65 S6,6l7 OF SO 709 66
Freght-... 2,7S7 % 1862 Sc 81 2S2 SO 20,7I2 70
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fOr sSale Of Do Gtt

no LET-The Dwelling House, No. 81
- Pleasant street, nea Main street now occunied h.,
n G S4r possession given immediately AppIv IL
DEWEY 2lS Main street. dit w. Ut r. H.
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GRAFToN.-A well-attended meeting of the
citizens of Grafton was held in the Town Hall
on Saturday evening, to take into considera-
ton and adopt such measures as might be
thought expedient to raise the number of men
(35) required to be furnished by that town as
their proportion of the fifteen thousand men
called for from Massachusetts. 1t was unan-
imously recommended that the town pay
bounty of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS to each
person who shall enlist from Grafton and
enter the service of the United States, and
the selectmen were requested to call a legal
meeting as soon as it could be- in order to
adopt such legal measures as may be neces-
sary to carry the same into effect A COM
mittee, consisting of the selectmen and town
clerk, was chosen to procure enlstments.
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F Y Z It @ Z Y y r RT K Err
His Coffin WareroOms 50 Front street where car
always be found large assortment of Collins of all diff
teremt kinds Of patterns Mentalic Walnut Caskets
OF all sizes Coffin Plates and Robes of the best pattern
AM = "esdeDce SO Front street diff aul4
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253 20,7l2 70
S3O,422 Ss
Gain over 1861,


THE GERMAN SINGING CLUBS, of this city,
Springfield, Westfield and Hartford, gave
fine concert at Mechanics Hall, last evening
They were heartily applauded and encored
by the small audience present, and the Hart
ford Quartette Club by their singing, and Mr.
Michael Riedl of this city, by his performance
on the violin, won especial and deserved ia
vor. Mr.. Wanderer, of the Hartford Club,
surprised and pleased many who did not ex-
pect to listen to tenor voice of such unusual
power andpurity. The music given was of a
superior character, mostly in the form of
choruses and quartettes, and Mr.. w. Eugene
Thayer of this city, performed a fantasia for
the piano, composed by himself. We are
sorry the rain prevented large attendance
at this very excellent concert.
The "Frohsinn" of this city, and the other
singing clubs from abroad, unite in a picnic
to-day, at Davis Cottage, and any one who
knows what a German picnic is will know
how jolly and delightfully."- the day will be
spent by them.
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The COnfes siNn- and Experience of AN In
valid.-Pubshed for the benefit and as a warning and
caution to young men who suffer from Nervous Debil
ly Premature Decay, &c; supplying at the same time
the means of self cure. by who has cured himself
after being put to great through medical mpo-
sOn and quackery. BY enclosing post paid addressed
envelope SINGLE may be had of the author Ma
TlANlEL MAYFAIR, ESQ., Bedford, Kings county
n. dSwly mch0
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TwENTY-FIFTH REGMENT.-The following
promotions have recently been made in Co.
II, 25th Massachusetts volunteers Sergeant
Thomas Gleason of Worcester to orderly SER
geant; corporal Francis Bridges OF Worces-
ter to sergeant; private Charles Holman Of
Princeton to corporal
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al hnsn o. sleep, the chief of all causes of disease
anu INSANITY. It's sufferers Legion Tho ~, H.
fei mites the sick by their sanerngs the IudSe
9 want OF CHARGE the awy for want OF his hc1 ~
ilcncc the Clergyman for plans to feed his dvo fhvs
tG capitalist for best plans ofvestmcts the merchant
" Know where he shall raise the vino the nniicr ~
te care OF her children the wife for her absent bns
,he hlser Tor hs boarded treasures and the Door f
tuer nelpless children. all included I'm ths r,i
arN Dut they may have the sleep which natnrc vns
10 az by the use Of HuNNEwELL' roLu ANopYNE nn
need worry alb nut the cost as money Shat H. none
IL fails u cure the LEGION" ~ "e iViuiueu
cotH y FAC smile of. l.. Hunnewlls signature over
a, F9r sale BY all dealers everywhere. JOHN O mn
I'M, ~ 1hbEN ~ " JAMES GREEN, GEO p iiAR'
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CITY AND COUNTY.

METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS.
At the State Lunatc Hospital in Worcester for the week
ending July Is. 1852.
Thermoneief. VIVID. RdiM.
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by 4. MCF. DAVIS, Atty
L. w. VAIL. Auctiuneer.
Worcester June II, 1852. Jtv2I ieIT
=, ~ 80 ~
MI ORTGAGEE.'S SALE.-WilI be sold

VT w VI 1T n . DADT.-W 1T De sold
- at Public Auction. on WEDNESDAY, Aug 90
D. 1851 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon ON the PREMISES
the following described estate certain land sit
uate1 IN Worcester, and bounded follows to WIT he
ginning at the southwest thereof at land of f. q
iarrse and upon private passage way of said Part
rluse nj fence thence nurherly bV said passage way
totv egt feet and five inches to land now or formerly
OF one Nhtemore, thence by land said Whit emo re
easterly forty seven eet six inches land now or la
Oh Jos walker thence southery by said Walkers land
ana land now or late OF Ann r. Cotton ty feet and six
ihcnes 10 ianu OF said Partridge. thence westerly by
ianu OF sad Partridge forty six inches to
Tue place OF beginning, Said lot is situate between Ens-
tn anu Chatham streets in the city Worcester on said
private way of c. Partridge and will be sold in pur-
suace OF power oisale contained in certain mort
given BY Daniel r. Pratt and Ann 81 Irat tn Gers r
hce 1aed the second day OF February a. 1859 and re
eS III dhe worcester ounty Registry Deeds Book
o. Sai MORTGAGE The terms of the sale will be cash
am tne necessary deeds to pass the to the premises
VIII De ready for delivery soon thereafter AS
PIE or further partir inquire of A. McF DAVIS
Atty, &c. No. IL flank Block foster street IN ~
Worcester, July s, 1861 dis ' NOi's"eSee;
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The MILITIA ENRoLMENT.-A correspond
ent writes that in large number of towns in
Worcester county the Of the SOILS OF
naturalized foreigners between the age of
eighteen and twenty-one years are omitted
in the returns of the enrolled militia. They
ought not to be omitted. Under the existing
naturalization laws, when foreigner is nat
uralized his minor sons partake of the privi-
leges of the father, and are entitled to vote at
the age of twenty-one years on the strength
of the fathers citizenship. They are citizens in
the same sense that minor sons of native-born
citizens are, and there is no reason why they
should not be enrolled, at the age of eighteen
years and subsequently, like all other citizens
The law is explicit, every able-bodied white
male citizen, resident within this state, of the
age of eighteen years, and under the age of
forty-fve years, Except those who are spe-
cially exempted) shall be enrolled in the mi
litia." If the fact stated by our correspond
ent is correct, it must be owing to misap-
prehension of the true meaning of the law.
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, DR. l., Swests IntalibIe LIninlent is truly
ozJ d&wly -N'
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AnGtt0ns.
MORTGAGES SALE-WiII he sold

~" at Pubic Auction on the premises on MONDAY
the list day Of July next at ten o'clock in forenoon
py y. W. VAIL Auctionee, the premises described in
certain morgaee decd given by jonathan front TO The
worcester Mechanics Savings Bank, dated June ~ A
d. 1877 aud recD ded in the Worcester County Registry
OF Deeds Book for Worcester Mechanics Savings Bank
rage lO sand premises consist Of lot of land 80 teet
deed ON irving street in the city Of Worcester with
be made in pursuance OF the power Of sale contained in
sad mortgage deed, and ageeaby TO a oecree Of sale
entered on the 18th day of June current in the Suceror
Court, in an action commenced said mortgage by The
worcester Mechanics Savings Bank Plaintiff against
Martina T. Boyden and Others, Defendants Terms of
SALE Cash. NO VI
The Worcester Mech Savi,os p,nt
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Have You Bought Your Clothes w rimgerf
II SO, you have bought too soon. CUMMINGS q
SWALLOWS SELF REGULATOR is the Machine
above all Others in use (no altering for every
piece, and NO IRON RusT). A child can wiring your
clothes with this Machine, well an ddalt. CAN
and see one in use at C. \. CUMMINGS Shop POS
MAR street opposite Brinley Hall
Agents wantedin every state, City, and Town State
County, and Town Rights for Sale. DIT fl4