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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-05
What England Thinks of our war.


First-Betore the rebellion. slavery was a
cursed blot on the American character. ftly
represented by the stripes in our flag Il great
national crime, perpetraled by the south, an
Outraged aud protected by the north The
southern planter was Il drinking chewing
swearing ruihan wore a broad. brlmmed straw
hat, and always carried a cato nine tails.
Sec0nd-Atter the rebellion. Slavery is a
melancholy necessity forced upon the south.
The southern planter is the only American
gentleman, refined, aristocratc, courageous
ana calm, driven To rebellion by northern ava
rice and especially by the Morrill, tariff, a mea.
sure subsequently passed by the north taking
mean advantage ot the absence OF the seced-
ed states tor the purpose OF spting England.
40 ihlrd-lf the north were ii ,hting for
anticipation it would receive the wdrmest
sympathy, but in fact this is war of domin.
ion against people struggling Tor freedom
tuurIl-rhe north having shown some
symptoms of desire to bring about emanci-
patton, it is time that England should inter.
Vene, ''in the interests of hum nifty i" and nut
stop to the hendish brutality OF u people who
are about to cause II servile Instruction. Cot.
ton is rising rapidly.
Ftlth-BefOrr the fall of Sumter the apathy
of the north WIS disgusting, aud proved that
democratic institutions are a failure
SiXth-Aiter the tall OF Sumter the north
was digging up the tomahawk aud dancing
the war dance, whoopng aud yelling tor
blood, Ike savages as they are.
Seventh-The north proceeded to exhibit a
sickenng ferociiy.
Eighth The south show no signs of hatred,
but await the onslaught of the'tyrants with
christian meekness, more IN sorrow than in
anger, having done nothing to provoke aggres.
sion.
NInth--From this time on there is a grow.
ing conviction in the English mind that fort
Sumter was fired upon by the north, who. in
a most unprovoked and dastardly manner
with seven thousand Yankee soldiers, captured
the garrison, consisting of seventy southern
gentlemen, after gallant defense.
Tenth-When the president called for vol.
unteers it was plain he would call in vain ON n
selfish, cowardly race, devoted to the worshin
OF the dollar
Eeventh-When the volunteers resno,ded
it was an evidence of the unbridled passious
and filibustering propensities tostered by dem.
ocratic Institutions
Twelith--Jetf Daviss messape is n calm
lucid state paper bearing the impress of truth
on every line.
Thirteenth-Lnron's messnpe is n sad
specimen OF imbecility, iasphood. obsouriIv
and bad grammar. The south is united. The
north Is torn by fncliOus. The south il free.
Lincoln is despUt at the head of n mob
Grass grows III Ilie streets Of New York
Fourteenth-The north, defeated at every
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-05


BoYLsToN. observation-disclosures Kendall
Town Cerk-H. II, Brigham. Selectmen-
Robert Andrews, Jr., S. Ii. l!artshorn, sylvia.
nus Reed. School Committee-llprace Ken.
dali, ". IL. Perry, a. w Andrews Asses.
sors-L l.. Fiagg, Horace Kendall, w. ii
Perry. Constable-J. 7. Andrews Over
seers of the Poor-M. w. Woods, John Far.
we'll Jotham Hastings.
BoLToN.-Town Clerk Richard S. Edes
Selectmen-MarcelIus uoughton. RIOS well Bar
rett, Joshua Z. Sawyer. Assessors-N. Ave
ry Newton, Charles A. Sawyer, Daniel Snat
ton. Treasurer-C. c. Moore. School Com.
mittee-Roswet Barrett, Richard S. Edes,
Nathan Babcock. Overseers Of the Poor.
E. Sawyer, j. 1. WaIcott, Caleb johnson.
DUDLEY -Moderator--Henryl II. Stephens.
Town Clerk-Moses Barnes, Jr. Selectmcn-
Lemuel Healy, a. ID. Williams, George Davis.
Assessors-Lemuel Healy, Ebenczer Davis
Amasa Davis. School COMMUNICATIVE. Hen
| ry Pratt, j. Q a. johnson, Ira f Jacobs
| Treasurer-Moses Barnes. Collector and Con.
stable Geo. Davis.
DOUGLAS. Town Clerk-Edwin Moore.
Town Treasurer-Samuei W. Heath. Select.
men-Fenner Batcheller, Joseph Hunt, james
IL. Dudley, Chas. Hutchins, Elijah Bigelow.
Assessors-Gardner Chase, Adoiphus f.
Brown, Chas. q. Keyes. Town Agent-Sol.
ONION S Davis. Agent of Noses Wallis De.
vise-Joshua Fairbank Appraisers on Moses
Wallis Deyise-Artemas Knowlton, David
Richardson, Brigham Morse. School Com
mittee--Chas G. Keyes three years. Consta-
bles-Lucus Simpson. james IL. Baluom.
AuditOr-John Abbott.
GRAFTON. NEoderator-S ID Hall Town
Clerk7James w. White. Selectmen-Jona.
d. Wheeler, John Mcclellan, Ashley W Rice,
A Il II
sors-R0bert Mowry, Lawson Munyan, Win
throp Faulkner. Overseers OF the Puor-Jo
mas IL. Allen, Sam'l Harrington, Stephen r.
| White. Treasurer-Horace 5. Warren. Con.
stables-S. d. Hall, Geo w. Cromb, Jr, Bar
nabas Newton, L. M. Sargent, Charles Fowler.
! Collector-Barnabas Newton School Com.
mittee-WilIiam I. Wheeler, Rev T. C. Bis
coe, c. G. Wood
HOLDEN. Moderator-Capt j. II Gleason.
Town Cerk-John e. Chatfin Selectmen-
William Ii. Walker, Charles Turner. George
Bascomb, Martin V. Jefferson. Assessors
Isaac Damon, Ethan Davis, Austin Fapp.
Overseers OF the Poor-Charles Knowlton,
Geo W. Thomas, Silas Fagg, Jr. Treasurer
Charles Knowlton. C0nstables--Charles
Knowlton, ARENAS ID Bascomb. School
committee-Samuel Warren.
LEoMINsTER. Moderator-S Carter.
Ao"n Oierh, Joel ~ Allen, Seltctmen-Man.
son ID. Haws, Aanson Richardson, John II
Jockey, Treasurer-Porter Piper Asses.
sors--Alanson Richardson, Charles C.. Boy
| den, Nathaniel {. Estabrook, Jr Overseas
Timothy Lincoln Emory j. Woods Elliott
E. Boyden. School Committee James Ben.
nett. onstables-Emery Tlton, Charles
Farnsworth.
NoRTHBRIDGE. Moderator-W VIM Kendall.
Selectmen-P. Within Dudley, Joel Bachelor,
Leander Il. Smith, John C. TAFT, Lewis Arms.
by. Overseers Of Puor-Wm b. Fuller,
iona. G. Taylor, Geo. Benson. Assessors
Oils Bachelor, Luke Prentice, Luke S. Far
mum. School Committee-P NJ. Taft
three years, Rev. WIN. Merrill one year.
Constables VIM. B. Fuller, Benz + White,
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Davis P. Coray. Clerk and 1reasurer--IIi.
ram Wing. Committee to collect statistics OF
the town in regard to the war-Rev. l.. +.
Clark, =. L. Smith, Chas. o. Bachelor, Geo
l.. Gibbs, Edward Within Voted to raise
$1,000 appropriated for schools, $500.
PRINCEroX. Moderator William b Good.
now Town Clerk-David IL. Gregory. Sc
lectmen- Ezra S. keyes, Asa Ii. Goddard,
PhineaS \. Beaman. ssessors-Abijah q.
Thomas, William IL. Brown, George f. Fol
ger. OyerSeers OF the PUur--P. L Gregory,
Geo. O. Skinner Fred Parker. School Com
mittee-Edward L. Harlwell, for three years.
COnstabies-Asa ii. Goddard, Amos II. Reyes.
Treasurer and COllector-GeOrge .. Skinner.
PAXTON. Moderator - John Partridge
Town Cierk--JUhn &. Bigeiow. Selectmem-
David u. Davis, Lewis Bigeiow, Horace p.
Bemis. Assessors-David Harrington, Geo
w Partridge, Silas ID. Harrington. School
Committee-Geo. S. Larkin for three years
Constables Henry A. Allen, Darwin II.
Boy ntOn. IreasureT-Chas. DOdd.
SHREWSBURY. Moderator George Leon
ard. Town Clerk-Ered. A. Brigham. Sc.
lectmen-Charles o. Green, Franklin y. Saw
yer, Alvin uenshaw, Henry T. Warren, Asa
b. knowIton. Assessurs-George Leonard
Samuel B Boutcll, George 5. Parks Over
seers of The Poor-Lemuel b. Hapgood, Low.
ell Walker William w. Maynard. Treasurer
and Culleclor-Lozaus G.. kuowlton. School
Cummiitee--Rev. W. y. Mckinley for three
years, Rev w. COburn for one year.
Observation-Disclosures Hill Town
Clerk--JOhn n. Grout Seectmpn-Luther
Hill. Dexter Billiard, Joshua Bemis, Josiah
Green, Jr., jeremiah W. Drake Treasurer
Thomas Il. " hittemore. Assessors-Dayid
Benls, George Il. Hobbs, Nathan Jersey
School Committee George L. Hobbs, T. L.
Waternan. Overseers OF Poor-Wm. Samp-
son, ilarvey Prouty, Calvin Kent Cousta
b!es-FrancS Adams, Horace A GrOut, ID.
RaIhburn Collector OF taXes-Thomas H.
WmftemOre.
--Moderator-C Charles a. Taft
Town Clerk-Henry CaprOn. Selectmen-
john w. Capron, George W. TAFT, Gordon II.
Spaulding, Charles L. Seagrave, Henry c.
Aidrich. ASsessOrs-Alerrin Green, ALVIN
Cook, Zad0k a. TAFT Overseers OF the Poor
-Amariah TAFT, Willard Ellison, Martin S.
Brown. School Committee for three years
Richard ID. Mowry.- Cunstables Sea.
greaVe, Joseph IL. Lawler, Geo. n. Scott.
WEST BoYLsroN Moderator-J. C. Low.
ell. Town Clerk Iluratio Houshton Sc
lectmen-D. G. Murdoch, Nahum Hastings,
James ii. Moore AssesSOrs-F. L. Cutting,
VIM. W. keyes, Albert Kinds Overseers of
tue Poor-Charies Buck, Aaron Guodae, Ste
phen IL. Smith. Treasurer and Collector
Geo. +. Howe. Constables- Lafayette Hawes,
John ). Cutting. School Committee-Rev
j. II. Cross for three years, Dr. f.. l.. Hunt for
two years.
WEST BRooKFIELD. Moderator-Geo w.
Lincoln, Town CleIk-E. Ii Blair, Select.
men-Raymond Cummings, Amos c. Alien,
D. w Combs, Augustus Makepeace, WIN.
Foster. Assessors-Charles f. Smith, Horace
q. Rawson, Warren IL. Blair. ConstabIes--
}. d. Cook, John Perry. Treasurer---E. H.
Blair. School CommItee-Geo. W. Lincoln
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States schooner Sunbeam, the buoy tender on
that station.
Monday morning, a barn on Town Hill,
New London, owned by Major L. w. VII.
lams, took fire and was burned to the ground
Ihe Stock was all saved, but about Twelve
tons oi hay was consumed. The loss was
covered by Insurance
Last week a lad by the name of IIungerford
in Bristol, offered another lad, named Bristol,
- cents, for the privilege of striking his hand
one blow as hard is he could. rhe offer was
accepted, and Bristol placed his hand on a
block, and HungertOrd with a large stick of
wood smashed his hand badly. Bristol ran
home, had his hand dressed and put in sling,
and footed it three Kiilps that night, TO spend
his money, saying che would let any one kill
hi" that would pay him tor il, as he guessed
lie would come to lite again"
a saloon, kept by one Nettleton in New
Haven, was visited by some sixty soldiers
Monday evening, who destroyed all the stock
within reach. The cause OF the attack was
occasloned by the death of a member of the
company, who was supposed TO have been
poisoned by liquor obtained at the saloon
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mr. Leutze is making considerable progress
with his great picture in Washington Ii rep.
resents emgrants in wagons aud on foot com.
where an iimitable prospect Of plains extends
before the enruptured vision. \ very large
picture, after much such a sketch, was exhib.
tied ut the Fair at San Francisco, some few
years since.
The bills for transporting U. S. soldiers over
certain railroads, from April l, 1861, to Feb
|, 1862, have been made out as follows =
Western, S5663; Western, Boston and Wor-
eester, S2O54; Boston and Worcester, Sl0,0l2
Connecticut River, S256l1 Norwich and
Worcester, SS207 Worcester aud Nashua,
SllOo. The largest bill was that of the Baltt.
timOre and OHIO road, S567 923 The next
largest, the Pennsylvania road, was $3.50. 535 ::
and the Northern Central MIR. Cameron's line ]
was S2236l0.
Secretary Stantun's famous telegraphic dis
patch caused great mischief in Chicago. The
policeman, delegated as newspaper censor
there, was rough in the exercise OF his ridicu.
lous authority. He stopped the cylinder
presses, anu CouSternated mail bows and feed
erS by bagging whole and halt worked edi.
tons The editor OF the Chicago Post remon.
strated vigorously, but in vain. The police
man seized him by the collar, and he was
speedily taken to the police office.
1t is said that Floyd stole Buehmer's horse to
make his escape from DJneisOn
The rebels talked loudly about beating the
Union armies but latterly it seems the only
thing they can beat is Ielreat.
There were 50 American seagoing craft re-
ported during last month us total losses. The
value OF the above American vessels is estima.
ted at S530,000
a private letter says fatal accident occur.
red in Company d. l2th regiment of Massa
chusetts volunteers, as they were leaving
Frederick last week. a pistol in the hand OF
the captain was accidentally discharged, in
tllciing a mortal wound upon ore OF the best
men in the company, Rufus A Grant of
ChareStown.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-05

ARREST FOR MAIL RoBBERY.-R Wv
man Jenkins was arreste; yesterday, at Ilud-
son, charged with taking letters from the post
Office IN that city, belonging TO his late en-
ployerS there, Messrs. Gates & Hover. Jen-
kns, while in the employment OF the firm,
was IN the practice of getting the mail belong
ing 10 the firm, and was thus enabled TO i'm
pose upon the clerks in the post office. Jen-
klus was brought here this morning, in charge
OF DR. Sidney, the special agent OF the depart
ment, and the sheriff of Columbis county, aud
lodged in the penitentiary. Il will have an
examination before commissioner Ruger with
in few days.-Spacuse Standard
We understand, that DIR. Sidney has in adj
dition to the above, routed gang of mail rob
beers, extending from Albany to Buffalo, and
recovered large amount of jewelry aud
money, which had been plundered from the
mails In one case, large number OF let ers,
some of them taken from the mails with vaIua-
bic enclosures, and others such as implicated
the parties to the robberies, were found with
large amount of plundered jewelry, in the
trunk OF female who was arrested. Some
OF those arrested are as follows: Charles and
Arthur Hughes, and James Ormsby, at SYRIA
cuse, and John S. Corning, baggage master of
the New York Central railroad, at Buffalo.
John Grover was arrested for manufacturing
mail key. This offence, like the Others en-
niles the offender to a residence and employ.
ment in the state prison, for a term of not less
than ten years.
1t is gratifying to know that no person EN-.
plOyed III post office SO far as is known. is
implicated with this gang
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-05

SoiLioET'-This law term-a Latin COM
pound of scire and Rce, meaning che :,
known"-iS sadly maltreated by some o, ,ho
clerks of American courts Not only is the
accent misplaced upon the middle instead of
upon the first syllable, but, by jumblinp of
the letters, and miseonception Of the mean
ing, the whole word is transformed into the
English verb solicit; which is almost as ludi.
crous as the 40 yes o yes Oyesp Ia mis-.
pronunciation Of the French oyes, hear ye y
with which the crier summoned litgants into
court. Were any but wise men ever to sub.
NIT their quarrels to jury, the true pronun.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-05

| How Floyd, the Gun-Thief, Was Forced to
ISesiga.
Mr.. Thurlow Weed writes letter to the
London Star of Feb. 10, in which he gives the
following account OF the manner in which John
Is. Floyd was brought to resign his place as
secrt tary of war under Mr.. Buchanan, which
position he had used to further the ends of
treasOn:-
"In February, Major Anderson, command
ing al fort MUultTie, Charleston hnrbor, finding
his position endangered, passed lis garrison,
by ii prompt and brilliant movement, over 10
the stronger fortress OF Sumter; whereupon
Mr. tioyd, secretary OF war, much excited,
called upon the president TO say that Major
Anderson Ind violated express ord RS, aud
thereby seriously compromised him (Fluydl.
and that unless the ma jor was immediately
remanded TO fort MOulirIe he should resign the
war office.
The cabinet was assembled directly Mr..
Buchtnan, explaining the embarras sment Of
the secretary oil war, remarked that the act of
MAJOR Anderson wOGld occasion evaporation
in The south he had told Mr.. Floyd that. as
the government was strong, torbearance to
wards 'errlng brethren might win them back
10 their allegiance, and that that otficer might
be ordered back. Alter an omiuuus silence
struck his cabinet
"Mr Stanton, just now called to the war of
ice, bat then attorney general, answered =
That course, Mr.. President, ought certainly
to be regarded as most liberal towards 'errlmg
brethren; but while one member OF yOurca6.
met has fraudulent aoceplancvS for millions of
dollars atiOat, and while the confidential clerk
OF anuther-hlmselt in Carolina teaching re.
6eillon-has just stolen $1,000 from the In
dian trust fund, the experiment of ordering
Major Anderson back 10 Fort Moultrie would
be dangerous. But if you intend to try it, Ue.
fore ii is done beg that you will accept my
resignation
And mime added the secretary of state,
Mr. Black
And mine, ALSO said the postmaster gener-
al, MIR. holt
Aud NINE, too followed the secretary of
the treasury, General Dix.
TINS, of course, opened the bleared eyer Of
the president, and the resulted in the accept
ance OF Mr. Floyd's resignation"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-05

DIR. DUroNCo's GOLDEN rERIopIcAL Pill

DIR. DUP0NCO'S GOLDEN PERIODICAL pII1s
FOR FEMALES,
Inlaole IN correcting regulating, and removing all nh
sTueilos from whatever cause, and always successn
as preventive. 'siu
The combination of ingredients in these PILLS are nov
Iect5 harmless. heir tlcacy and merits AZ based nm
on an extensive practice Ol tlitty years; and here
Inc dr' ctlos have been strictly followed they have
eItall' TO correct all irregularities They rri. We main
iuI ana uncut MenstruaiiuI (particuarv al ~ a
chalge OF lle). They will cure the Whites and rcpnye
al O9sructJnS arising from colds, exposure or Al, "
caust ana may be used tcces>fully as pre yeutiv
Females peculiarly situated. those supu6sin tba,
serves SO, are cautioned against using these lie VIII
IN that condition. lest they invite miscarriage ana ~
pr"pre or assumes no responsibility after tLiS adm ~
ton although their miidneSs Id prevent any
10 heait Otnerwlse tile Fills recommended H. ii
ana eXPlcil directions accompany each box Price a
S0Iu IN worcester Mass, by the following
David SCOTT, 25I Main street, JAMES CRETE III
Main street. ana W. II. G0ULDINCi I4O Main 81 I a
ules Dy Sehang by 81 to either the ADORE o0ents
through the Worcester" Post Office can have IL niii
sem (cohhdehtlIl ~ mail to any part OF the counv
iree OF hostage Sold also by IL Il ostjsU Sii,,ny1
a. y s. e. bar, Warren b. K, DeLand Nntth H r.E
neld. ana D. o. Henry, WesbUro' and by one DrupsiNt
IN every village and city in the United States and bn
D. Howe, Sole Proprietor, New York ~ -
\ -Ieware nj Commercials Buy no Golden pilis
OF any KIND unless the box is signed s ID Iioua III
Others are base imposition uns afc hereiore a. 49,
value your life and health Ito say nothing OF heinz HIN
plugged out Of your money! buy only OF those bn sbn,
the signature of 5 d. Howe every box which I,as
recently been added on account of the Pills being O. mn
terteited. dl0m jS1
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-05

FLOYD INnIs True CHARAcrER.-Ap prom
lneut gentleman OF This city who enjoyed the
extreme felicity OF tete-a tete with General
Buckner al Congress Hall last evening, fur
hshes us with an interesting incident illustra-
tive OF the character of Floyd, the great thief
and confidence man" OF the southern con-
tederacy. General Buckuer told our inform
ant that, after fort Donelson had become in.
vested by our troops, and all reasonable
hope of escape cut off, Floyd magnanimously
proposed to his fellow officers to make their
escape under cover OF darkness, and leave the
soldiers under their command to their fate.
This remarkable proposition Gen. Buckuer
and his associates Indignantly rejected Buck
ner is very bitter against Floyd, and de
nounces him as as a poltroon and knaye Of the
most aggravated lype.-ABany Eoeaing Jour.
ndl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-05

Gov. WRIGHT on THE WAR.-Gov. Wright,
OF Indiana, recently appointed by Gov. Nor
ton, to till The uneXWred term OF jesse d.
Bright who was expelled from his seat in tile
United States senate, was seIenaded in Indian
apolis on Wednesday evening, and in response
to the compliment, made lengthy speech on
the present condition OF the country The
following extract will show the political posi-
ton OF the senatOr:-
Senator Wright presented himself, and
said he was no party man. lie stood, in this
crisis, only Tor his county. Away with all
party creeds and platforms! The time Tor
them had passed away. What we wanted
now was an united north, and if party creeds
prevailed, we should have war and bloudshed
in our owl midst. How bitter do we become
even in ordinary times of peace? Let the
people be arrayed on party creeds, and what
man could fJretrll the consequences Doug
las had said Forget your patty creeds and
your party platforms, and bring your all to the
service OF your country, in this dire emer-
gency.'"
His (Wrights) party platform was that the
consultation was 10 be maintained as the SUI
preme law Of the land, and that the Union
must be preserved as the only guaranty of lib.
erty. lie recognized but two classes now
tue friends OF the Union and the enemies
thereof. His motto vas, maintain the const-
tuition, and at all hazards, and at all risks, and
no matter at what cost, preserve the Union
His platform, in brief, was this list, vigor-
Gus prosecution Of the war; 81, no party
creeds or platforms Sd, put down. at all laz-
aids, this infamous rebellion. Acts OF con-
gress were Of little value to him, where the
rerpetulty OF the government was concerned
God gave us the country. He made us one
people; and we would have but one govern
ment"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-05

GREAT ENPk CITATIONS" will be realized by the
use of HILLS MINT SPECIFIC, for Badness and
Failing Of of the lair
GREAT EXPECTATIONS" will be realized bv the
use OF WAX FLOSS for dressing the Hair
GREAT EXPECTATIONS " will be realized by the
nse of PREPARED TUFA, for cleansing aud beauty
in the Teeth.
GREAT EXPECTATIONS will be realized BY the
use of the WAyERLY PERFUME for the Handker.
chief
GREAT EAPECTA TONS" will be realized by the
use Of HILLS LIQUID AMANDINE Tor Chapped
Hands, Roughness Of the Skin, &c.
Prepared and sold by
JOHN Q. HILL, Apothecarv
d. dam Me .hanics fioli
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-05

In West Boyiston Morch 4, Amos Lowell in his SOth
year.
Funeral from the Baptist church, on Thursday at
O'Clock H. Friends are invited attend wit he ut fur
ther notice.
In West Brookfeld Feb 20, suddenly of heart disease
Harriet w, vile OF the late Allen Newell, Esq, S.
liam Fuller IS. " .
In West Springfield, Feb IS, Edmund elder son of
Aaron Ashley As.
In Chieopee, March l, Harvey W, son of Calvin s
Dawes, 8.
In Newburvport Samuel Gibson, Is; March Q, Hannah
Daniels 3! yrs mos.
In New Bedford, March p of affection of the brain,
Hua phrev Davis. Jr. 81. $500
In Providence, Feb l. Mrs c A, wife of James Ward
anu daiShte OF lillian Arnold, in the 23rd wear Of her
ages Feb q, Charles Davis, OF Nelson and Eliza A
MsXson, Is mos 70 days.
In Meridian, Conn, Hattie f, vie of IL W Hale, and
Daughter OF the late Geo IL Haven Of this city. %.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-05

citation of sclicet-siuy sS-might possibly DO
Theoretically suggestive of lack Of wisdom
somewhere; but the proverbial prudence and
sound judgment of those eOlomols "who are
constantly in the law will prevent any such
case comes on, we hope to hear the word in
its true sound.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-05

An explosion occurred on Monday in the
oil refnerylof j. N. Harmon Co., Detroit, de.
molishing the building and killing several
persons. -Four dead bodies have been recoy.
er,d, among them Robert Highan and Chas.
l.. Dibble, two Of the proprietors, aud others
are supposed to be buried in the ruins
The Oswego Times says that at a recent
wedding in that city, the bridegroom, being an
army ~. oiheer, wore his side arms at the nup.
tails A little wide awake brother of Tho bride
was attracted by the display of weanons and
as he has another sister whose "trne lovrn Il
carpenter, he boldly inquired-0Nia. when
= comes TO marry Milly, will he wear liz
say and Ratchet by his side 2" "e"' ''''
Ihat was fine as well as true phrase IN
John stuart Mills recent essay "a asht
against slavery lie fight for God" "s"'