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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-16

He has forfeited his life, in any manner by
which it can be taken, to every man, woman.
and child, in the confederacy. As God is our
Judge, we believe that the day of retribution is
coming for the monster and for the govern
ment which sustains him in his crimes.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-16
Interesting from New Orleans.

We have received, by the first mail from
New Orleans since the suspension of the SER
vice more than year ago, New Orleans pa
pers of the first of June. The Sunday Del
ia of the lst inst, has the following hopeful
comments under the head of
THIRTY-oNE DAYS IN NEW ORLEANS.
On the lst day of May the troops of the
United States marched into this city and took
up quarters III the cuStom-house They passed
through streets deserted, the shops and places
of business closed, the few persons seen scowl-
ing at the procession-not a cheer for the
return Ot the old flag, not welcome, not
smile to evidence joy at the relief from an
archy and despotism A stranger might
have supposed that a happy and free peo-
pie were about to succumb to brutal force of
a barbarOus and uncivilized race. So might
the citizens of Rome have met the entrance Of
the Huns into the then mistress of the world.
No man could have dreamed that order and
security were marching in to dethrone confu-
sion and danger, to trampe out thuggery in
high places and in low places, to walk by the
citizen by day and by night to secure the life
and limb which had been constantly imperiled
before, to guard property at the mercy of the
mob up to that time-and yet this was the case
contesSedly. One short month has elapsed; the
streets are filled with smiling faces, business
attracts with open doors, thugs have left for
summer watering places, property is secure,
and Abraham Lincoln, by the grace Of God
and the electoral vote of the people, president
of the United States of America, might walk,
unarmed and unaccompanied, at any time
through these streets, in full security, and to
the joy and delight Of numbers who have here
tofore been accustomed to link his name with
curses and eXecratiOnS.
The following significant advertisement has
also place among its business matters =
United states Army,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-16

The HARTFORD TINES, in its pursuit of
mean and malignant things, publishes the as
sault made by senator Powell of Kentucky
upon secretary Seward several weeks ago.
Every particular statement rejecting upon
Mr., Seward has been stoutly denied by one of
the gentlemen whom Powell gave as his au-
thority, and the denial has had nearly as wide
a circulation as the charge. But the Times,
with its usual perversity and obliviousness to
truth, dresses up the cast-off falsehoods anew,
and makes fresh attempt to get them before
the world. 1t is mean business, and would
degrade any other journal in New England.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-16

Gen. Butler has fallen under the wrath of
the confederates, some of whom, it will be
seen, have invoked the angel of assassination
to help them The following specimens indi-
cate the character of their appeals =
Correspondence of the jackson Mississippan.
Mr. Editor The modern Nero, the bru-
tai, beastly, and sanguinary savage, Gen. b.
i. Butler, has, by virtue of his general order
No. rs, dated at New Orleans on the 18th Of
May, violated the principles of warfare, and
proposes to outrage the chastity Of the women
of the south, who, by the mistortunes of war,
fall into his hands, it is our plain duty, there
fore, to rid our country and the world of the
horrid, hideous monster by any means that
can be commanded. When man turns TO be
an enemy of the human race, he forfeits his
right to a habitation upon the face Of the
World and he who relieves the world of such
an unnatural creature is entitled to a monu-
ment in the memory of mankind. Let there
he a purse of $4,000 made up and offered
for the head of this man Butler, or TO any one
who will take his life by any means whatso-
ever. II the person who kills him should lose
his own life by doing so, let the money go to
lis heirs or whoever he may designate.
BRUTUs.
From the Mississippian, editorial.
tOF d ddB OF lNO past We lldNt llcdlu upOH
the breeze a report that the monster who has
SO outraged the moral sentiment of mankind
by his proclamations and orders, had been
sent 'yhere the wicked ceased from troub-
ling. We fear the report has no foundation
in fact Perhaps the wish was father to the
thought. 1t would be retributiye justice, not
revenge, which would consign him to the gulf
of black despair--deep ias his will for others
would create The most piOus heart might,
without irreyerence. calculate the prayer
Cancel his bond of life, great God, / pray,
that | may live to say the dog is dead
What happy day will it be for the south
when, like Miriam, we can celebrate the de-
liYerance of our country from the cruel OPP
preston of race, Of whose moral sentiment
and feelings the blur-eyed slanderer Of female
chastity and purity is a fit type and rcpresen-
tation. When the day arrives the only drop
Of bitterness which will weigh in our cup of
Joy will be the reflection that we speak com
mon language and sprang from common
| lineage
From he Charleston Mercury.
NO QUARTER TO PICAYugE BUTLER Let
ms DC inc sworn resolve Of every southern
man. The debased wretch and inhuman ty.
RAM VINO has published his proclamation CON
signing 70 the horrid embraces of a bestial SOL
c Ci,,y ~ mothers and daughters of a southern
Fi 'es not " De treated according 70 the laws
= it;po te warfare II be is caught hang
Ventures moi upon the field Of battle, let uoison
or the KNIFE Do It's secret but deadly work
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-16
RECRUITS! RECRUITS!

a few able-bodied men are wanted to fill up the
various regiments I. 5. y. i'll this Military Depart
ment to the maximum standard. Pay, Sl3 per
month, clothing and TatiOnS, and q bounty OF
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
at the end of the Union meh! Forward into
line, march," Several applications having been
made by persons loyal to the United States govern
ment for leave TO raise regiment for its service,
notice is hereby given that the written proposals of
such persons to this end will be received at the Cen
eral Recruiting Office and considered
The Delta relates the following incident,
referring to native Of Massachusetts,, for
many years resident in New Orleans tone
of the high deeds of Judge Noise (rebep dur
ing his season of power in New Orleans, was
the cOnfscation of the properly of Mr.. James
Greenleaf, merchant and accomplished gem
tleman. The property consisted of bonds,
bank stock, and real estate. OF course no
trace can just now be found Of the bonds and
bank stock. Yesterday, however, General
Shepley, the military governor of our city,
visited in person two houses on Canal street
They proved to be the property of Mr. Green
leaf. One of them was occupied and the
general informed the tenant that he should
take possession of the house for the owner;
and directed the tenant, who is Il lady, to pay
no more rents to the confederate public re-
ceiver, but to pay them to him. The inter-
view between the general and the lady was
marked by some sallies in. regard to the viz
tues OF the two systems, secession and union
Mir. Greenleaf is the son of the late Hon. ST.
mon Greenlcaf of Harvard University, and
his wife is the sister of the poet Longtellow
When such people are cheated in New Or
leans, 1t is time the town went through the
crust of the earth"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-16

DIR. DGPONCO'S G0LDEN PERIODICAL, Pills
FOR FEMALES,
Intallbs in correcting regulating and removing all oh
StructionS from whatever and always successfu
as Il preventive.
The combination Of ingredients these PILLS are per
tect' harmless heir ticacy and merits are based I'M
on an extensive practic" OF tty wears and yyhe
the have heeu strictly followed they have
alt 10 correct all Irregularities They relieve pain
tul and difficult McustrualiOn. (particularly al tie
change of le). ihry will the Whites and remove
all distractions arising from colds, exposure or any
cause; ana may be used successfully as preventive
Feinacs peculiarly situatc those suuDuSinp them
selves So are cautioned against using these Pills while
IN that condition, lest they invite miscarriage and me
propre or assumes no responsibility after this admon
ton although THEN nildncSs would prevent any
to health; ntherw Use the Pills recommended Fnli
ana eXpllclt directions accompany box Price S
Sold in Worcester. Mass. by the 10 lowing druggists !:
DAVID SCOTT, 2jl Main street, JAMES GREEN III
Man street. and w. II. GOULDINti. l40 Main St La
lcs, by sending by 81 to either Ofte ADORE a0eUts
through the WOrceSter"POst Office can have t6e nils
sent confidently iy mall to any part OF the county
tree of postage. Sold also by 4. Il y1BTGett Clinton
4. S. E. BLAIR, Warren. q. x DeLahd North Er' OK
Held and s. 6. Henry, WesbOro'. and by one Drucpis
IN every village and city in the United States and bv
ID. Howe, Sole Proprietor, New York
n beware oi COunterfeits Ru- no Golden pills
OF any KIND unless the box is signed s. D. Howe All
others are base imposition and unsafe therefore as Won
value your life and health Ito say nothing of being hmm
blgFed out of Your money buy only those who show
the signature of ID. Howe every box which has
recently been added of the Pills being cuun
forfeited. dlOn 1S "a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-16
WIN. can Nvoman do IN Syn..i-Ynoh orl

w hnt can Womhn do in SVa-9-Much every
6ote ct Dead shot to XII of the blood thirsty hordcs Of
hungry Bed Bags that, unnvited. introduce them.
selves to ler dgers to their great ANNOYANCE and ais
gust; Now Is the time To use it XIII 'em now No
family should be without it. he Dead Sh IT makes
clean sweep; renders certain the aunh
OF the enemy Sold by all the Druggists Agents in
cester, c. \ HARRINGTON Il CO. dim an2S
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-16

DIR c. HOWARD MARSHALL, Lung Inba,ist oe w..
York. so famous for curing Asthma Bronchitis Catarr
aud Heart Disease will be at the Bay State House Wor.
cester, June Is and 10. Consultation free d2t+ i,s
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-16

AMHERST commencement oc-
ours at this institution on Thursday july 10TH
On the list of appointments in the graduating
class, we find the names of Rowland Hussey
Allen of Hubbardston and Arthur Gardner
Biscoe of Grafton for first class orations ;
Benjamin Angler Dean of Shrewsbury, and
Francis Wayland Adams Of BroOkfeld, for
second class orations poem by Albert Bryant
of ROvalston
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-16

VISIT OF \ FIRE CoMPANY.-Ocea engine
company of Springfield, r. X. Howard, fore
man, will visit this city tomorrow. The
company numbers sixty men, and is in high
repute at home for its prompness and efficien-
cy. 1t will be accompanied on its visit by the
Springfield Brass Band, of seventeen pieces,
and both firemen and musicians will come out
in new uniforms for the first time
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-16

erhe old oaken bucket the iro,. hon.,
Inc moss covered bucket which hangs in IN =, .,
Hang there as long as we can get soda water A.
Q. HILLS Soda Fountain.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-16

NATURAL HISTORY SOCIETY.-At the meet
ing last Saturday evening, Mr.. Higginson re-
ported on the very fine collection of preserv-
ed plants presented recently by S. w. Hath
away, Esq, of Lancaster, and also on several
botanical specimens contributed by Rev. Geo.
Allen. Miss Helen NJ. Knowton read an in
teresting report on the partridge, Prof.
Bushee remarked that a specimen, supposed
to contain copper, from Straford, VT, had
upon examination proved to be one of iron
pyrites. He promised lengthy report on
clays at the next general meeting of the So
ciety, which will be held on the second Sat
urday of September. Meetings for the APP
pointment of committees and the reception Of
contributions will be held monthly as hereto
fore. 1t is deemed advisable to defer the
preparing of reports until after the summer.
Mr.. Thomas Sutton of Worcester presented
large and very fine aquarium tank, for
which the society passed special vote of
thanks. Specimens in herpetology, articulata,
and mammalia, were received from Rev.
Horace James, Newbern. Contributions were
received from R. Hammant, Henry Shaw, N.
Paine, j. G. Arnold, Sam'l a. Arnold, r. w.
Higginson, Miss Morse, and L. II. Bigelow.
S. w. Hathaway was elected an honorary
member.
AT the meeting held May 24, reports were
read by Miss A. B, Earle and Master E. C.
Lawrence. Donations were received from
F. r. Firth, A. c. Darling, L. W. Hicks, A.
H. Inman, DIR. Woodward c. W. Gilbert, j.
A. Denny, Esq, of Leicester, Nathaniel
Paine, aad S. B. Congdon. The cabinet
room is open to visitors on Wednesday after
moons.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-16

SUPERIOR Court AT FITcHBURG. - The
court adjourned on Saturday to o'clock this
afternoon. 1t is thought the business of this
term will be finished the present week.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-16

GEN. Burnside AND GEN. MCCLELLAN
The correspondent of the New York Evening
Post at Washington says: Gen. Burnside
has returned to Newbern by the Albermarle
and Chesapeake canal. Before coming here
Gen. Burnside had a long interview with Gen
Mcclellan. and it may relieve the anxiety of
many people to say that Gen. Burnside spoke
openly and repeatedly of the certainty that
Richmond would soon fall into our hands.
at is simply a question Of time" was his
statement to many friends
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-16

AccIDENTs.-Wm II. Googgins of Web
ster, an operative in the South Village mill,
had his arm broken in two places, on the
18th, by being caught and drawn into some
part of the machinery. In Oxford on Thurs
day, John Chafee, son of S. B. Chafee, had
two fingers cut off by hay cutter.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-16


German named Metzke, residing in West
Rutland, man of high education and highly
respectable connexions, has recently been en-
gagged in the production of national air. He
is said to have produced piece of remarka-
bic merit which is about to be produced at
the Academy of Music in New York. But
this effort, it is alleged, has affected his rea-
son. lie imagines that all the governors of
the states are making his air a thing of ma
tonal Importance.
A man named Michael Costello of Poultney
was instantly killed near West Rutland, on
the 10th. He had been to Rutland, and was
returning home, and being unable to guide
his horse, ran off an embankment When
found, the dashboard of the wagon was upon
his neck, and his neck broken.
Sylvester Howard and his daughter Almira,
of Irasburg, were quite severely injured by
being thrown from wagon, June 6. Mr.. H.
was insensible about half an hour. when he
revived. He was not thought to be fatally
hurt, but on the next Sunday he died.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-16
LEVI LINCOLN, JR., of this city has opened
a recruiting Office in Milford, for the purpose
OF enlisting men for the 34th regiment.

MILITARY VIsIr.-The Brookline Cadets,
juvenile military corps, under command of
Capt. Williams, made brief visit to this city
on Saturday afternoon last, arriving by con-
ductor Heads train at half past three, and
returning at five o'clock. They were receiv-
ed at the depot by the Highland Cadets and
Mcclellan Guards, and by them escorted
through Main street and back to the common,
where both companies of cadets went through
the various eyolutions of military drill in fine
style. This done, the Brookline juveniles
were conducted back to the depot by the same
escort, and provided with a plentiful collation.
and supply of lemonade, previous to leaving.
Congratulatory cheers were exchanged and
the visitors left amid the heartiest expressions
of good will and kindly feeling by their Wor-
cester friends. May such visits be more often
repeated!
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-16

M, ooihn Ware soonir, No. Bangs Hook
me Undersigned would respectfully call the attention
ofthe public to his Coffin are Rooms row Omen az w
Banss Block opposite the Court House vii re viii
DC found constantly on hand COFFlNS and CASK I'rS
OF all sizes and patterns and trimmed with The
best MATERIAL Also Coffin Plates and Robes '">
Worcester, Feb is, 1882 DIFF I'd
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and cared for according TO their necessl-
ties. If the reports, were in any respect
true, it was time public attention was
called to the evil, and 4 remedy APP
piled Flunkeyism is TIE only English word
that adequately defines this tender regard for
the interests OF public enemies, while they
are using all their power to destroy the gov
ernnent itself Itwould not have been more
absurd if Henry Sixth had sent his life guards
men into Ireland to look after the interests of
Jack Cade, while that famous rebel was march
ing with his Kentish legion upon London,
though Jack Cadc may have had a cause for
revolt, respectable and heroic compared with
that OF the rebels in the old Dominion.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-16

"o D"teSare warranted to Amusing sore mon tn
one 70 three bottles will clear the system IF hiins
the stomach ~ " WIS., N'iiNei III
Three or five bottles warranted to cure the worst
Kinds OF Erysipelas. N "i'N
one or two bottles warranted to cure all buors in
Two bottles are warranted cure running of the ears
and Olotches among the hair - Wv ''i"
Four to six bottles are warranted to curn corr,t a
running ulcers. ~ '"P' All"
One botte will cure scaly eruptions of the skin
or three DttleS are warranted to cure the worst
kind of rinpwOn. ~ 'h' "Vlst
Two to three bottles warranted to emo t,o moe.
desperate of rheumatism. ~ must
three or iOur bottles warranted to cure salt
rheum ~ 'N'' S"lt-
scrofula. ~ ''e "VFsI
One TO three bottles warranted to cure the worst
cases Of dyspepsia | know from the eXpcricnce of
thousands that 1t has been caused by canker IN the
stomach " 'Ne
One two bottles are warranted IN euro slot boo.
ache ~ -s"u
state OF the bowels ''
one twu hotlce will rcsulate adcrangement of the
Kidneys " ''o
Four TO six bottles have cured tie worst cases q
drOpsy. ''
by strictly following the directions in the pomnblo+
around each bottle, ard udiciUus application of lie
SALT EsHEUM GiNTMENT.
SCROFCLA OINTMEN,r AVN
HEA LING OINTM ENT
every and ulcer, of whatever kind or nature o
cancer that has taken root is perfectly and
cured. F0' ''"'e"hS
r-aIa h,ra oil lrt, ,,,;st.o
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-16

Fancy Goods, Toys and Yankee Notions
IN en- less variety Dealers will find advantageous to
caIl before purchasing, forward their orders Goods
are Seling cheap to make the immense stock Of
TIRE WORK :, from all the principal Laboratories in
New England Etna Elaborate ready to furnish
Fre Works-from One Thousand Torpsloes at 81 cents
10 a DISPLAY OF Five Thousand Dollars, lOO0OOOO Tor
pednes. $4,000 Boxes Gold Chop Crackers ~
H0LpEN; CUTTER & co , - and So Federal and
w. III ana li3 Congress streets Boston dii,4 nvIi
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-16
FEEDING THE POOR.

Gen. Shepley had an interview a few days
ago with the bakers, who persisted in charg-
ing high prices. He told them, one and all.
that while he held his present position not
only the starving poor but every other class
should be protected from imposition; that
any baker who hereafter violated the ordi-
nance regulating the weight and price of
bread. he would punish to the extent Of taking
possession of his establishment and the stock
Of flour on hand, lro,1ttng ii with bakers from
the army, and distributing the 5read g,'atl,i-
t0usly to the starring poor. Whereupon the
True Delta adds -" Bakers from the army
is good. Massachusetts soldiers fight, nayi.
gate a ship, build a railroad repair locomo.
tive, preach sermon, and bake bread with
equal facility and address"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-16

ssrs. y. e4oGdviH, an experienced and succes-
tul Midwife holds herself in readiness day and night TO
attend to the duties of her profession Residence is
AEStiuStreet fft oSa
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Julius w. Eggleston has been appointed by
the president postmaster at New London, vice
Samuel G. Trott, whose commission expires
the lst Of July next.
Another bloody tragedy occurred at the
Connecticut state prison Friday evening. Jo-
siah Buck, one of the overseers, was stabbed
in the abdomen by a prisoner named Jones,
with an old shoe knife. There is hope that
the wound did not pierce the stomach, but
great danger is apprehended from infama-
ton. Jones is about So years of age, and was
sentenced from Fairfield county for three
years, for theft. He had served all but seven
months of his sentence. He is rather silly in
his department, but shrewd withal, and is dis
posed to claim the benefit Of plea of insan-
ity.
Friday night at midnight the Merchants
Hotel, Norwich, took fire and was partially
destroyed-the entire upper half of the house
being burnt to cinder. Seth Crittenden was
the proprietor. The Chelsea bank apartments
were also burned out, furniture and all. The
post office was much damaged
According to the triennial catalogue o
Wesleyan university, at Middletown, the
whole number of alumni is 7O7; of these IS
have died, leaving 629 survivors. OF these
25O are ministers of the gospel
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-16

Governor Andrew hiss issued lengthy or
der, in which he declines to commission Col
Jennings as brigadier general of the second
brigade of Massachusetts volunteer militia,
setting forth the constitutional objections to
the election, which in short is pronounced il
legal.
A surgeon writing from McClellan's army,
speaking Of operations upon the field at the
time of the battle of Fair Oaks, says he re-
moved limbs and cut out bullets without using
chlorotorm, the patients being so excited by
the noise of artillery and musketry as not to
mind the pain.
The Charleston Courier of the 22d ult.
makes the annexed statement eve have
been reliably informed that men of high
official position among us-men of good in
tentions, but Of mistaken and misguided pat
notism, are sowing the seeds of discord broad
cast in our midst, by preaching a crusade
against president Davis and calling for u
general contention Of the confederate suites to
dePose him and create a military dictator in
has place.
All the rebels in Memphis assembled on the
banks Of the Mississippi to see the great river
fight. No doubt they felt like a flock of sheen
looking at a battle of rams.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

The Manchester Mirror devotes long ar
ticle to the business prospects of the promi-
nent manufacturing firms in that city. 1t
says "ln flush times the monthly payroll of
the corporations named in this article is
100000; at the present time or after the
first of next month, as the prospects now are,
1t IS $4,000, exactly two-thirds. On the
whole the prospect is cheering. What other
place can show better
record?"