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Recruits Wanted for co 9
CAPT. ID. w. KIMBALL)
ENRO LINEN LIST S.

RoL LINEN LIS T S.
list of all persons enrolled uuder the CONSUMPTION
Act in the Wards named is posted in the several places
attention is called to notice Of the Provost Marshal Of
this District in another part of this paper.
WARD oSE.
A. NJ. Eaton's Store, Of Union and School st.
street.
Court Mills Counting Room Union street.
Bannister's Hotel, 81 Nam st.
Bay State House House, Main lain street 1''
Jacob HauG Lincoln sqare ll9tel, Boarding House.
adams square School House, adams square.
j. Fish's Grocery store Is Arch st.
}. Woods Grocery store, corner Of Prospect and
a NJ Eaton's Grocery Store, corner of Union and
schoel St
Post Office, Main ST.
Boston apa S3TGsst9g RsRat E9s! s St ,. Us "a
change ana Cypress st.
Daniel Fcey's store, 10 Blackstone st.
. David rrOYs Shoe shop. 81 Mechanic st.
Lawrence Henry's Store, corner of Shrewsbury and
Cross SITS.
No go Mechanic sire. +
NJ. $ AIcConyille's "a rrumbull st
Miam Foleys Store, 10 Mechanic st.
swans Hotel, Washington square.
Jerry Foley's store II Washington Square.
Stat sons Store, 81 Front, corner Of Trumbull ST.
Vernon Ladd's Store, Green st.
Providence and Worcester R. r. Depot Green st.
Andrew Martins Saloon, 10 Rilbury st.
NJ. 5. McCOnye's - Trumbull st
WARD
A. HAYES Store, IL Southbridge st.
Angler u Roses Store, Webster Square.
Rai!road Saloon, WIN. II. Jankir 5, Webster Square.
Il. K. Depot, Junction, Southbridge st.
y. l. =. Tina, ers osleon, l2E Soutbbridge St
John Welchs Store, corner of Salem and Madison sts
WARD SEVEN.
Lewis Il Thsyer's Saloon. 332 NJ ain St
Thomas Davis Meat Market. Pleasant st.
Towne IL Parkers Store, srner of Pleasant and West
streets
Alden Thayers Store, conner of Pleasant and Mason
streets.
L. Fuller's Saloon, corner of Main and Austin sts
WARD EIGHT.
Tatnuc * Hotel, Shattuck's.
Ward Room Old Court House.
VIM. L Clark S, Grocer 20 NJ am st.
Wa-d one School House, Main st.
Bovden's Exchange, Main ST.
Flagg's Block, (entry) Main st.
n. B-A list OF tile Enrolment can be found in each
OF the Ward Rooms in the city for their respective wards
in which they belong. DIFF Ola
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DR.. MATTISON'S ALTERATIVE SYRUP

For Secondary Syphiiis; Eruptiens on the Skin;
Sore Throat, Moath, and Nose; less Of lar
ola Sores; SWetiiHqS; Pains IN lie Zones and eli
other signs OF Secondary FeRereai DiStase EsEy- No
remedy ever discovered as done what las been
achleYed 6Y TINS Under its use every form constu-
lime me subtle poison is complete eiadcated nom
the SYSTEM and heat and st ength are permanently re-
stored H~aS this remedy that cured u aeniI(mon ron
me So91 then StoTPng al Nemport and Tor uHich he
presented Dr Al Ui $3.50 besides 6iIL atfe, haptDG
oeen tnGer me eatment 81 tie most eminent p ScianS
~ BaHmofe PMiGde'lhd and Neio YofA for FIvB
YEARS One large bottle lasis mouth-Ptiee aO: half
size, S5O sent by express in closely seal,
SeCAt elr0M Q6SetGatllM on reCeiut of Inc
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OFFICE OF PROVOST MARSHAL,

q hEElGE Of fhO OO1 M &hSd AL,
~ SrH DISTRICT MASSACHUSETTS
Worcester, Fec 9th, 1868.
BY order of the Provost Marshal General lists of the
names OF all persons enrolled in each Sub District will
be posted in at least five public places in such Sub Dis
trict
All persons claiming to be wrongfully enrolled for
either of the following reasons whilst, Aenaee; 3D.
residence; Sd, Unsuitabeness of Age; 4th Manifest
permanent physical disability, requested present
their claims to the Board OF Enrolment previous the
stu day OF January 1864. They will come prepai cd
with proof of their claims.
Persons drawn in the last draft and exempted are not
required to appear before the Board. record
exemptions in 1.-The possession of the Board of Enroll
ment.
Manifest physical disability, that would be sufficient
cause OF striking from the enrolment, ust he
of such character to be o6rioas without surgical
examination.
Election of one of twoi or sons to be EXEMPTED
from the enrolment must be made before the draft
Any person knowing to the fact OF not having
been enrolled who ialc military on this LIST
day Of July last will report the such person to
the enrolling Otcer of the Sub District in which they
should have been enrolled, to TIE Provost Marshall in
order that they may be enrolled
SAML V. SrOAE
Captain, and Provost Marshal Sth Mass Dist.
d1
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FIELDS L0TI0N!
The Best Thing ever Invented for TIE Cure Of
Chapped Hands and Roughness of the Skin.

LIST This LOTION is offered as an e1ccual remedy for
cracking rou }hness, stiffness of the skin
during the cold season.
I'd This condition of the skin is not only in in
Stances extremely painful, but in air. renders it dcut
to keep the hands Clean aud also 0bstructs the working
upon silks or other dc cate fabrics. by the OF this
Lotion the skin may be kept constantly and smooth
81. Mtlliners, DresSmakers. and Taors, who
troubled with roughness Of the hsnds, will find it. es-
peciay suited to their ants Rough or chapped lips
cured by few applications
4th. Gentlemen will tiud 1t an invaluable remedy for
stiffness or roughness OF the lace after shaving.
9th Most of the remedies previously offered for this
affection of the skin contain greasy matters, which
der the hands unfit for nice work until washed VIII
After the use Of the Lotion nothing will remain upon
the hands to soil the finest linen
9Th. The Lotion may be applied at any time with ad
vantage.
Manufactured only by PARMENrER 81 WALKER
Maltham. NJ ass ANA Cor sale by GEORGE II, Squire,
Worcester, Mass, and Druggists generally. diff o5
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-,--@e,..--, B ROW N * II AINES,
Il " Il PianO-Forte Manufacturer,

4 BANGS BLOCK, OPPOSITE tue COURT HOUSE, MA1S
STREET, "0RCEsTER.
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MATTIS0R'S llURETIG COMPOUND,

TOT dVHVI7E1s9i GIteI, SHfcFWes, Grauel end
all DttedSeS Of the Urinary Organs. hzfY@ This new
remedy conta zether Bals4m CopaiVs SPIRITS Of
Nitre Cubebs. Turpentine, or any otner ma SC, US
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to the taste and snel cooling cleansing ana hes in
its operation ailayng all heat and irritation in the tri-
nary passages. YOU therefore, Whl nave be- en- Akins
Balsgm Copaira, either in capsules or mixtures for
months until sick ana pale, your breath and clOtACs are
filed with its vile Odor; throw away disgusting tx.
lures, and send for bottle OF this Neio Rnfd d. y hch
will not only you al once, but ii will eleunto he
system from the bad effects of the mix tures Won bay
been taking long Ii IS TO cure in one Lalf
the time OF any other medicine, Tie ptfce r be re-
FUNDED. ONE BOTTLE OFTEN SUFFICIENT Price Sg-two
bottles at one time, 81. ~ Sent by express.
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1R. l.. g. GOuLD'S PIN WORM
- SYRUP is the first and ONLY remedy ever offer, TO
me Pn0c tor The ehecual moya the Ascarites or
I'm worms rom the human system 1t affords he Icl in
twenty four hours ano is warranted when taken
dco00plng TO directions which accompany each bottle
we oeileVe ne half the sickness among children is
oecasoned by the Pin Worm and not rem wed eau
general arrangement OF the whole system Within the
last TWO years, Dr. f. a. Con d. Pin Worm Syrnp has
sans9 nigh reputation in this section and We are as
Su never fallS to eradicate from the system those dis
tlesSlg pests Children who could find no relief have
Portland Courier. ~ - P'
DR. h G. Goulds Pin Worm Syrup has become ono of
our standard medicines and it is being rapidy adoptcd
o. inc Medical Faculty VINO have test It's merits IL
Is valuable cathartic, always safe and reliable
At wholesale in Boston. by Geo. G. CuOd,vin e. 20
sold IN Worcester, by Geo +. Harlow Geo r. snurr M
Druggists generally dam " n99 A.
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WORCESTER HORSE RAILROAD.


1cave Lincoln so SsrsI al 99ITf al oo 7aO
$50 500 3d. 10 90, 10 80 II On l30, has NJ, 1890,
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% 3l5, 10 3ij, co. A., JJ Is, 80 5i5, 90
els BOG 49, 100 us 30, S, 80 500 800 10, 10 3iP
Leave ehstcr square at 6 90 $50 %, 3d. ~ A,
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go, 34 49, 4.l+ ~ 50 5l4 %, 544, So IA, o.
64i G59 a. T21 I44 759 20, $50, 929 9.59, IL 30
Id 5JP. NJ
West Street Cars
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36 9O6 81 1896 10 36, uC6 ll3i Nj. 1876, PAS,
OG, 36 06 236 0b 36 4O6 36, 06 53B, g. So
o., T.36 s 10, 8 So $50, 10 lOP.M
Leave West street at 80 o. 81 s07s$7, 907 9S7,
100 1851, no.. l3 u o., l237 lO7, 1871 2O7,
23l, ~ 3 407 All Of, 5S7 SOL, 81 7O7 7.37 IS,
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Western RallrCad Cars
Leave Harrington Avenue At 46, Is. 746 SIG 10,
GIG, 94j lois 10 Is, lll6. II 46 M II 49, y 49, Is,
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Leave western Railroad at Ill, 7,4I. Sill, SAL. 10,
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$50, $50, 1000 l0.20r.M
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Too TOR C. A. HILL,
No, DOrrance Street, Providence, r. I.
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IOCHRANS HORSE LINIMENT

For sale by JAMES GREEN, NJ. b. GREEN & co
and by the Proprietor,
DAVID SCOTT,
le23 du corner Mechane street
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GREAT INDIAN REMEDYF0R FEMALES
DR.. MATTlSdh'S INDIAN EGaMEEAGuGuE.

This celebrated Female Medicine is dc
sicned expressly for both 2aaggied and
single ladies, and is the very best hing
known tor the purpose, as ii will bring ON
the moathtg sickness in cares If ohstruc-
tion from arg cause, and after al other
remedies of the kind have been tried in
vain II taken as directed, it will cure gaRy
case NO MAT now oBsIINA ATE; and it is
also perfectly safe. i-%-itsis put,m in
bottles of two different strengths and so d
at the following uniform Il aSECt.s-
Full strength, $50; Half Strength, SIS.
Some are cured by the weaker, while
, others may require the stronger prepare
ton; the full strength is al10dys The best.
4 REMEAiBER-IA NeHtctss,s 5csio,,-
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Dr.. HIPS Female Regulator,
The Greatest Remedy Of the age



result is the production OF his
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MENSTRUAL CO&pouND, preparation which daily
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FIRST PREMIUM !
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other improvements we have ADDED after seven years
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circulars OF Organs and Meodeons sSnt to any adj
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States notes to the amount of $l50,000,O00,
which may be issued if necessary for such
exchanges; but no part of the United States
notes authorized by this section shall be is
sued for or applied to any other purposes than
said exchanges, and whenever any amount
shall have been issued and applied, the same
shall be replaced as soon as practicable from
the sales of the treasury notes for the United
States notes.
The secretary is authorized if required by
the eXigencies of the public service for the
payment of the army and navy and other
creditors of the government, to issue on the
credit of the government 100 million dollars
Of United States notes including the amount
Of such notes heretofore authorized by joint
resolution passed January last, not bearing
interest and of denominations not less than
one dollar.
The seventh section of the original bill is
stricken out. 1t provided that on and after
March LIST next, the coupons on all bonds and
treasury notes of the United States hereto
fore issued and which may be issued, shall at
any time within thirty days before they come
respectively due, and at any time after they
become due be receivable for customs as coin.
The section modifying the Independent treas
ury law is also omitted.
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CINCINNATI, Feb 26.-There are various
rumors regarding the rebels in Kentucky.
One is that Breckenridge is advancing on Lex
ington with 10000 men. This needs confir-
nation. The Commercials Frankfort CORES
pendent says, "a gentleman from Richmond
reports that our troops are retreaung towards
Lexington pressed by double their numbers
CINCINNATI, Feb. 2G.-General Wright re-
turned from Lexington last night. The in
vading forces under Col. Cluker are leaving
the state via Mount Sterling and Hazel
Green, closely pursued by Col. Runkley with
eighteen hundred cavalry and infantry. Very
little damage was done by the raid. The
excitement which prevailed throughout CEN
trial Kentucky has subsidized. The trains on
the Kentucky Central railroad are again run
ming, and refugees are returning home.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 25.-About one hundred
Of Morgan'S band captured the steamer Hetty
Gilman, with forage and provisions, on Bar
rem river, five miles above Woodbury.. The
steamer ID. b. Campbell, from Evansville to
Bowling Grnan, with similar cargo, it is
feared will fall into their hands. The captain
and passengers of the Hetty Gilman were pa
rolled and released.
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FROM VIClGSBURG.
Mortar Boats Firing Occasionally.

CAIRO, Feb. 25.-The steamer Kinnett has
arrived from Vicksburg 20tlr. The mortar
boats still maintain their position and fire oc-
casional shots. The rebels reply whenever
any boat approaches the Point. A scow has
been run through the canal. The work of
charging is steadily progressing. Three
thousand men are said to be at work daily on
the peninsula
The steamer Belle of Memphis landed
Monday uight on the Arkansas side, thirty
six miles above Memphis to put off passen-
gers She no sooner touched the shore than
IA dozen guerrillas rushed aboard and attempt
ed to get possession. The boat Immediately
backed out and the guerrilas were forced to
jump ashore. They atterward fired on the
boat doing no damage.
LATEST NEWS FROM YICKsBURG.
CAIRO, Feb. 2G.-rhe steamer Wallace
brings a confirmation of the report of the cap
ture of the ram Queen of the West. The pas
sengers report that nothing of Importance was
transporting below.
1t is believed that much suffering exists
among the rebels in Vicksburg in conse-
quence Of the interruption Of river commune
cation. Deserters seem to think that unless
relief soon arrives the place will soon be eyac-
uated.
1t was reported that the Indanola had de-
stroyed rebel steamer near Port Hudson.
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New YORK, Feb. 26.-The Fortress Mon
roe correspondent Of the Times says the re-
ports OF the country people, rendered to both
Gen. Viele at Norfolk and Gen. Peck at Suf-
folk, concur in stating that Prior has been
reinforced by troops under Pettlgrew and
Glover to the extent OF over 10 900 men, Civ
ing him, therefore, present force of 100000
Rumors have also come from many quar-
tiers that an attack would be made on Nor
folk before the 4th Of March. In fnltill-
ment of this prediction, Pryor a week ago
withdrew his pickets between Suffolk and
the Blackwater, crossed the Chowan river,
and turned up, Sunday morning, in Princess
Anne county, twenty miles southwest of onr
lines.
New YORK, Feb. 26.-The Times dis
patch says a plan has been submitted to the
military committee for consolidating the regi-
ments in the field, or for filling them up to
the maximum number, and keeping them full
from troops to be raised under the new con-
scripton law.
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We notice that the New York Tribune and
New York Times are considerably occupied
with question touching Mr.. Stewards man
agement of dispatches to foreign COVER nments.
The Tribune has declared unequivocally and
with unnecessary spirit and emphasis that Mr.
Seward is accustomed to transmit important
dispatches to foreign governments without al
lowing the president to see them. The Times
questioned the correctness Of this statement,
and suggested that the Tribunes asser-
ton was made without warrant, or at
least without positive knowledge on the
subject. This led the Tribune to re-
peat the declaration with the tone of one
"who knows" Again the Times took up
the matter, and, after saying that only two
persons, the president and Mr.. Seward,
could know whether the charge were true or
false, added the following:-
Snow we beg the Tribune to understand
that we have the distinct and uneduivocal au-
thority of both these gentlemen for saying that
since president Lincoln came into office the
secretary of state has never sent to any Amer
lean minister abroad, or to any foreign minis
ter at Washington, any dispatch that was not
merely and exclusively. formal and technical
In its character. acithom haring first submit
ted 1t 10 the president, 1cto has either read it
himself, or heard 1t read, before it pas sent.
and this includes, it is scarcely necessary to
and, the whole correspondence between Mr..
Seward and Mr.. Dayton. We hope the Iii
bune will find this denial sufficiently explicit
and from sufficiently good authority to be con-
elusive"
We thought with the Times that this must
be accepted as sufficiently explicit and COM
plete denial; but the Tribune of yesterday
thinks otherwise and persists in the original
charge. Plainly, the editor of the Tribune
seems more inclined to establish an evil report
against Mr.. Seward than to deal fairly. 1t
would be well if he would bear in mind that
all the world is aware that he is personally at
war with Mr.. Seward, and that most people
read what he writes against that gentleman
with distrust, and sometimes with other and
stronger feelings of dissent. The result is
'hat his competency as witness against the
secretary of state is denied; and he ought to
understand this and act accordingly. A cor
rect estimate of public men is very desirable;
but to get it, we must do something better
than listen to the passionate eloouence NJ
their lrrepressible personal enemies.
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NRW YORK, Feb 26 -COTToN-sales 500 bales.
FLOUR-Sales $500 bbls: state ana western dull and
@ lOc lower; supertne state 10 q 7,4O; extra state
~ % 190 choice 1855 @ SIS round hoop Ohio 500 a
S29; choice S25 @ $50; superlne western 40 "a SU
southern OcloN0r; saea 700 bbls; mixed to good
-~Is. TO t','is, cAtfa I,cU " y,bV
Wheat dull lc lower Corn lie lower; sales 6S, 900
hnsh; mixed western sound g6s a gSc.
Beef steady sales 300 bbls. FORK dull and lower; sales
quo bblS IA IS q SIS old; II @ ITl23 new
Lard opened dull and closed shade irner; sales 1900
o1ls at lB % 25c. Sugars less active, but inn; sales
$40 hhds New Orleans at Il q 33c; Muscovado l04c
Havana,l2O boxes at l22c. Coffee quiet drn sales
% bags st Domingo at size Molasses active and firm
New Orleans $40 bbs "A q soc; Porto 100 hhds ar
4lc; MuscovadO 40 hhds for distng, at 36c.
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Renorted IseheI Movements.

WASHINGTON, Feb 26 - To-day's Star
says: "a large body of rebel cavalry doubt
less crossed the Rapahannock last night at
Kellys Ford, a few miles below Rapahannock
station. Their movements from that point
indicated a raid upon eur forces somewhere
in the vicinity of Stafford Court House. Per-
sons who came into our line yesterday repre-
sent that Il considerable rebel force is now at
Warrenton, while others say that jackson
with some force has gone up the valley to
Strasburg. If all these thin be true, our
belief is that the venturesome rebels will find
their movements duly attended by the Union
forces"
1.-THE Star also says :-''Last night our
picket cavalry guard out from Centeryille on
the Chantilly road, were all but one man cap
tured by Il rebel force of about one hundred
men, after firing two rounds. An example
will Of course be made Of the officer COM
handing this picket, by disnlissing him from
the service summarily for not preventing the
surprise.
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LATEST NEWS.
NEWS FROM HILTON HEAD.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
Gen. Stevenson under Arrest

Gen. Stevenson under Arrest.
NEW York, Feb. 26.-The steamer Au-
gusta Dinsmore from Hilton Head Feb 2Oth
has arrived. General Thomas j. Stevenson
OF Massachusetts, was arrested by General
Hunter, Feb 10, for publicly declaring that
"lle would rather be beaten by the rebels than
fight with negroes" Gen. Stevenson was e.
Gently promoted.
The rebels in Savannah are straining every
nerve to complete their iron-clad, in which
they express great confidence. The rebels
announce that four steamers ran the blockade
Of Charleston in one day-the Ruby, Leopard,
and Wagner, from Nassau, and fourth, not
named, bound to Liverpool, with j. b. Clay of
Kentucky aboard.
Gen. Hunter has pcremptorily ordered all
the staff of Gen. Foster out of the depart
ment OF the south for the utterance of state
ments tending to create disatIecton, insubor-
dinaton, and mutny.
Heavy firing has been heard IN Ogeechoe
river, and it was expected that the Union iron
clad Passaic and the rebel iron clad Atlantic
had met in conflict.