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, 1863-03-27

Tic following rc1olntions vcre then read BIZ one
of{hc Secretaries, William Clayton, esq;
Resolrtd, That VIC consider the attnck made
our loyalty is inpnened, Is base, Wicked, unnst
aud falee and he knew It to be 90 when uttered
Reao1sed, That We consider the attempt to pos
asss snnan,ine ii The n,its esrs III IL
d military dsepotism hitherto unknown In the an
unla Of our Republic.
Reso!ssd That = We eGns'dss his attempt to con;
tvranuieal - to deserve the contempt Of Ill free
men.
Waiie and D.ake III asslsting tie Governor to pec,
, 1863-03-27

Excitement ran high, and groups Of men
were to be seen on the corners Of the various
streets busily engaged in canyassing the sub
iect, their earnest gestures and eager attitude
portrayinIg the depth and intensity of the
frenzfed feeling which nct1ated them.
One Of the Judges sought to be ostracfscd,
WIS aceostcd, while passing quietly along the
sidewalk, by d group OF excited men, and
threats Of an alarming character made use o1
to tntimidatc him.
dicatiuc personal violence have been made,
and none are anticipated By tho Governor OF
The Judges. The few "Gentiles'' resident
here we're also to be observed In earnest dis.
cuseion Of the question, and with compressed
lip and countenance on'whfch Thought sa,
scdate,' awaited, cold and determined the ap
aboWie and revolver we're hastily examined
, 1863-03-27

THREE DAILY TRAINS FROM
PITTSBURGH TO PHILADELPHIA
with c1ose connections from Western Cities,
AL CONNECTING direct to New York. THROUGH PHIL
sSs5e!Sea aaf5iJaio0s i''
@ I Hen xhop9 ges a q aa
firing In adyence Of all other routes.
SEVEN DAILY TRAINS FROM
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK,
kes gvod any the round duaes Fare to al poiata
as lov - az route ,.,.,,..,. g.
Sassase sas eaeessd through and transferred o
GIFTS.
II; Koute Frsss q 81 ,dessElnt'oas san Be fos
81 ohio Keataeiy 1dIans flne Wisconsin n as ss osa
Teanss e ce',.ta II elff sio.d also connect, =,
e sn5 Fo os ey hs o9
S9eky, 1ennssssr, Cumberland, illinois Mls4*srpi
en- to ali 1oTts on r. Worth Western iakes.
usn ss n s hs snsaE ~
"a aqs less
AT AL. 11n1s As nlH AZ aRx CHARGED nT ON
TT Y I;t;ealar aud ntass packages WA Pxsx'e
For fr:sit Contract. or sh,pelng Directions srrl,
70 OF address either Of the following Agents Of til
2 ATSITTEEVART :TI : Ar Freight Assnt: Ttt*bnsgs; ::
rs. .Ss''SiBKfS s'i51,s 4 : g. e.. Tsaisaa. Indian. H
" l. " si2il!E afKMxs xssos;s5'le ! ca IL;yl.ye FL Ind
GEIIhHRE III kAsS { 8; IS, IGH,f 3s;sstS * n,,no.
II tfHn3E i tAS$nz: SS z:s;; ssesi}i ss oss. $'
nv. !.q MMnSpN; G5t;S; Rir'ey: oo:u.,,-.. oh!o:
, 1863-03-27

ESTATE OF JOSEPH GKAr.
T. pECEAsEp.-Sotteo j. hereby :t.ea 81 p o1osErm
EISF Geceased to present she saaso ZOE
on 4, e effe5s sae '''a II :T1rlEREsA z1ses'n
, 1863-03-27

DISMISSAL FROM TIE REGULAR ARxr.-
Major lawrence Williams, Of the 9Th regular
cavalry, f5rmerlJ on hlcClcllan's stat, has
been summarily dismissed from the aer.ice
for general ineHeleney...: a.. : j.
, 1863-03-27

In order 10 keep pace with the dc&nds OF the travel
Ing public the managers Of this popular route haye
added MARY lCproy emenH during the year 1aI4. and
With IT, eonnectlons Il will be found in all respects
iraok etone balastcd and ti1ey ffce ffom dust
, 1863-03-27
LIVE STOCK,

LIVE STOCK.
Droyr1s md Farmers will nnd this the Eaost sdy1n
aEeoc1 route for Live Stock Capactous Iatds wei
.Easered and supplied with cyery conEenleace hay'
been oIeIed on fills line and ts connections and ever
attention IL raid to thei- wants. From Harrisburg
Hh:lc Will be found every onycaienCe for fsedIng "a
fe5t!EE. choice La offered OF tic PHILADELPHIA
AEN lI1:k and BALTIMORE MARKETS. This VII
ntho o. found the shortest Quickest aud most drec
1Gute Tor Stock to New Yo5k-fyiA AueutoWaf feIi
FHHn isEsr Changes t!lan auy other.
Yji,ih11:;M ih1:M!s. Gea1 Supt. Altoona r,
IsTOs. Gen'l Freight Agent Phi1sdelphla
, 1863-03-27

Should have this remedy nt hand for is timely at
the nrst appearance OF Laueness will edectua1ly PFC
rent formidable Diseases to which all horses
Liable, and which render many otherwise valuable
horses nearly worthless.
Over fo1r hundred voluntary testimonials 70 the
wonderful curative properties OF this lintme1t have
them from pe.socs In the highest rnnks Of lfe-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-17
- FARM FOR SALEM the CEN

hI tire Of Holden belonging to the estate of the late
-. Francis Davis. ceased, and of the pleas
ATTEST locations in Holden, containing about
land divided into moving pasturage and Village, with
good supply of fruit. good twostory house, suitable
Tor two families large baru newly shinged. The house
and barn i'm good repair
Also all the remaining lands belonging to said estate
about 100 consisting of tillaee moving pas.
ture, sprout and wood land, which Will be sold in lots
or together meet purchasers. For further par
tcula!s inquire OF C. CHAFFGN. Esq, the premises
or of G. L, NEWTON. Execute.
Worcester March 80, 1863 diff AMI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-17

THE Confederate LOAN IN PARIs.-A
Paris letter to the Newark Advertiser says
that the confederate loan has not met with no
sort of success in the French capitol. An at
tempt was made to obtain the consent of NJ.
Fould to offer it to public subscription but he
utterly refused so to do. All, therefore, that
MeSsrs. Erlanger could do in Paris is what
they have done, namely, "advertse" the loan
and announce that they were ready to ''trans-
init all subscriptions to London" free of ex-
pense. They also of course sent circulars
round to all the banking houses of Paris and
to their connections, but without any success.
But they carefully avoid announcing any
pnblic subscription in Paris, which would lay
them open to an official prosecution. In
point of principle, also, the highest financial
class in Paris object to the loan as ''tending to
prolong the war" and "being gross violation
of neutrality" In Switzerland, also, partici-
patton has been refused, even by some of the
first cotton houses in Zurich, on the ground
of the loan being "mere gambling specula-
ton" The house of Messrs. Erlanger, which
has contracted for it, enjoys good credit in a
money point of view, having valuable connec-
tons in Germany and Holland; but it is not
house of any political Importance or ofleading
financial consequence.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-17
How the wings of virginia Vote.

The Richmond Examiner of the 10th, in an
article relating to the coming election in Vir-
gnia, says 1t would be an accusation too
general and too harsh to say that the wings
of Virginia, as body, have determined, UNI
der loud professions of ''no-party" feelings
and purposes, to cast strict party vote in the
approaching election. But it is notorious, in
many counties Of the state, that they have
thus voted in recent local elections for mu-
nicipal officers, and that they are now employ
ing the machinery of party with reference to
voting in May.
This action might be excused to narrowness
of mind, ignorance of public exigencies, and
confirmed habits OF intolerance and antag-
onism, it they confined their Vaccinations to
securing only combined vote of their own
old party associates. But their action as
sumes villianous character when they en-
deavor to seduce democrats to their support
By appealing to the old Union sentiment
which SO strongly actuated the democratic
masses in other days.
BY attempting to prejudice them against
the democratic men as the authors of our
present war, and by inSinuations busily whis-
pered into ignorant ears that the wing party
could have prevented the dissolution, and Is
now the only party capable of restoring the
ancient condition of things, large portion of
the wings of Virginia will hear of the policy
OF some of their associates with horror and
Indignation. But as surely as the sun shines
in the heavens, these dark pictures and dam
nable Vaccinations are busily practiced in
the name and on the behalf of the wing par
ty, in holes and corners of Virginia.
The practices thus alluded to are of char"
acter so infamous that it would not comport
with public interest to expose them. The
time will come, however, when they will be
brought to light, and it behooves the wing
party, as Il party, if it chooses TO persist in
maintaining its organization through all pub
lie vicissitudes, to look well to the action of
its secretly working agents and minions in
this matter. If it neglect this timely super
vision, it may find itself some day covered
with stains of infany and loads of odum which
will forever exclude its members from public
favor and popular support
These remarks are made in no unfriendly
spirit to a single whig candidate in the field
for election, and without particle of hostility
to the party itself, or to a single individual
known to be member of it. They are made
in the spirit of friendly warning, and to pre-
vent. as far as friendly expostuation can do,
the enactment in Virginia of great public
scandal; and we accompany these remarks
with the declaration that the democrats of
Virginia intend in good faith, in the approach
lieved to be of the most ability, and most suit.
able for public exigencies, with entire disre-
gard to their past political associations.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-17

near Fritztown, and he gave the sign he went
out and tried the soldier, and said he had il
all correct; he said the society was nearly
two million strong, and said something about
the old government; that so many lad been
slaughtered that no more ought to be killed
he did not think the last law was constitution
al; after all this was said the meeting went to
the barn; Mr. Huber said in his public speech
that five had deserted in Indiana the govern
ment sent after them, but did not get them;
saw several members after this, and they said
that all the members who should be drafted, if
they were taken to Washington at midnight,
they would in an hour 20 over to jeff. Davis /;
| heard others say they would be killed at
home rather than be taken down there and
killed; Huber said that it was the copperheads
that rescued the five men in Indiana; | can't
recollect what Huber called their association.
This, then, is the association to which Mr..
Eaton and a million other "dark lantern"
traitors belong A secret, reasonable con-
spiracy, bound by oaths and recognized by
private signs, having ITS ORIGIN AT THE SOUTH
and lis purpose being to prevent the nation
from raising men to put down the rebellion
and preserve the honor and integrity Of the
country. Eaton and all the leaders in this
damnable conspiracy are too old to be draft
ed, so they have nothing to fear on that ac-
count. Their purpose is 10 prevent the rails
ing of troops and in all possible ways to aid
Jefferson Davis and his fellow traitors in the
destruction of the American Union, and the
reduction of the north to state Of vassalage
and subsection to an imperious aristocracy of
slave holders. Is not the plan plain? Can
any one doubt after this disclosure just where
the Eatonians have led the democratic party
of Connecticut? Can any man of respectable
ity, especially any man who owes his respec
liability to the fact that free white labor is
honorable at the north, fail to see the terrible
ruin threatened him and his country, should
Eatonism succeed in its schemes against the
national honor?
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-17

NEW MARBLE WORKSHOP Pleasant
IN Street, (nesr Main) Worcester Mass IL D. SAN
FORD e. Co, having bought out the Monumental part
only of Thomas Lewis sons business, will manua
ture all kinds Of Monuments Nantes, Grave Stones,
&C. OF all the various kinds OF Foreign and DONE site
Marbles. Granite and Iron Fences, for Cemetery work
Frea stone soap stone Slate Stone Furniture and Cab
met Slabs. NC, &c.
n. BAH kinds of Sculpture work done in the best
style. Designs furnished ut the shortest notice. at
the shop, Pleasant street Main Worcester, Mass
References given if required II. ID. SANFORD.
mchlg dNW3m* W GOSIISG
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-17
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN

EOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-
REAL ESTATE AND BAKING BUSINESS
the Real Estate at the of SouthbrJge and Salem
streets consisting of large twostory Dwelling Hon
convenient for or two families and large lot Of
land. Connected with the above is large Bakery
(nOw doing good business) stable, DC. The Real Es
tate with the Baking business or the business separate
will be sold at bargain, and the Bakery let The
teams, TOOLS &c, in good conditions sell account of
ill health
For further particulars inquire of the subscriber on
the premises
aDl4 dlW< j, MURDOCH
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-17
FARMS FOR SALE-Thc hon

fIu,f t n INUID T y II . fNIII = TTV TI''fIIS-
rI stead farm of Elijah Stowe, late OF Worcester,
sA.Adeceasei, situated three miles from the Court
House, and known the Winter Iill place said farm
contains one hundred OF good land which
is wood and sprout land. The remainder is well divided
into moving. tage and pasture with good supply
fruit trees of different Kinds with good house. barn.
and granery and excellent brought 10 the house
and barn in an aqueduct.
Also, one containing fifty acres land of excel
lent quality, well divide into moving, tage and pas
turing. on which is new hou e and convenient barn,
with sufficient quantity of wood for family, and
some nice young orcha ding. This place tuated in
the vicinity OF the above named farm mile nearer
the Court House, and Is called the Goat place. The
above named farms desirable locations for any
wishing to purchase and the terms viii he made sas-
factory. the above named farms not sold before
the first of May next they will be TO let For further
particulars inquire of JOIN NJ. GkER, on the home
stead farm or Of the subscriber in Holden
NEWELL MOORE.
nnI NN.lE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-17
"a, FOR SALE.--From s 10 .zf7s,.

e. FOR SALE.--F to .esyr
< 10 Acres of the best Land in the City Of sSSss
~Sf'N Worcester, situated three fourths Of aSS1"A
.-a-1- mile from Main street, the westerly
side of Pratt street. called the Garden of tden) under
high state of cultivation sOpng to the southeast.
There are growing the premises Peach Trees three
four years old Apple Trees of the choicest kinds
two acres of Strawberries OF the best kinds, large
quantity of RhuOarb. There is the premises an
excellent spring Of water. The whole land has been
used for garden purposes. The present owner having
other business to aLten to- will sell the above bac-
gain. For terms, which will be easy, inquire at tne
store of JOHN IS. PRATT, JR d co Nos. 81 aud So
Main street, or Of the Hon. ISAAC DAVIS.
Worcester, Feb. 25 1863 d&Wtf f06
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-17

EOR SALE-A desirable residence,
L pleasantly situated on the corner of Edward and
Newport streets formerly owned and occupied By y. n.
Ines. IDquire of JAMES r. PIERCE.
anil d:f
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-17

TOILET SOAPS.-A large assortment
l. of English, French and American TOILET SOAPS
for sale low by DAVID SCOTT,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-17
TEnnas OF ADvERTTsINa.

IN TUE DAILY sPTi-o square" tthres fourths Of
an ineh), rst Insertion, sl each subsequent insertion
10 eents one week, 81 two weeks o. IS; one month
i three months, s7i one year, s2O For half SQUARE
the price will be three ourths the price Of one square,
inside Advertisements and Special Notices. extra price
In WEEkaY First Insertion 81 per square each sub
EB-All transient Advertisement. NINA. M. -u,s. -,
sanee Yearly OF regular advertisers viii he EsoFsd ~ -
make quarterly payments. "'' w required 10
, w NO grGuitous Advertisements M ranou. -
lntions, or proceedings of any cornora report. resc
.ssso3GSton and no communication designed ~ s ~
seht,on TO any matter Of limited or ndSidnai . ~,
Gan " Inserted, unless paid for as Advertisement
~ inc Publishers will not hold themselves resnor.,
charged for the Advertisement '"' """uns !
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-17

EARM FOR SALE-A Farm in Wor-
n caster of $40 acres, well proportional into tillage
and pastuing with about 40 of wood and timber
land wi good house and barn and out buildings Said
place Is two and half miles from City Hail. the road
TO Grafton. For particulars inquire of L. e. ABBOTT,
i0 Main street, of EDWA tD i BLISS, said
Farm. DIFF f2I
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-17
FARM FOR SALE IN Upton

I'm FARM FOR SALE IN UPTON,
N.iII MASS.-Thc Farm now owned and cunied by
lg4>. he widow hila Rawson situated in the norther
~ part OF Upton on the road from Uuton westDoro
two and one hait miles from the Of lpton and
four miles from Weslboro Depot fourth OF mile
from sch1ol. Contains 1865 acres of excellent Land.
divided into Moving. Pasturage, and Ta2e with about
80 acres of od Woodland, and Cranberry Meadow Of
% acres good tive story loose 40 by 30 with 30
BY Is Barn nearly new, 90 by 50 Com Barn and
WoodhOuse, 40 BY Is. Spring water brought to the
house and rhe farm cuts hay enough to ill the
barn The alb I'VE farm will be sold at bargain Most
Of the purchase money caA remain on mortgage.
For particulars enquire OF the subscribers
MOSES A. RAWSON, Upton, Mass.
D. J. RAWSoN, West Boylstor
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-17
VALUABLE LOIS FOR SALE

The LOT on Lincoln street. opposite the mansions
of P. L. Moen and " G. Thompson, Esqrs suitable for
the erection of Ntchine Shops, Boot aaHactorv or
Block Of Houses viii be sold low The Lot fronts
Lincoln street III feet and $50 feet d0ep, bounded west
by Mill Brook. and is the line Of the Railroad.
Three Lots Front street. suitable Tor Stores adoin
ing the store of George SessOns on the corner of
Front and rumbull streets; also the lot next south
Trumbull street, now occupied a wood yard.
FRANCIS H. DEWEY,
mch28 diff 2lS Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-17
Zeal estate.

(FTss& FARM FOR SALE IN THE
Et,ii CITY OF WORCESTER.
For sale the Farm known as the Thaxtcr Farm stu
aed three miles north of he Court House now owned
and occupied by the subscriber This Farm Is the
best in the vicinity containing l22 of land suitably
divided into moving, tillage, pasturing and d land.
The house large and convenient the barn nearly new
by Is, with cellar. and sufficient other uutbuildngs
1he house and barn both well supplied with water by
aqueduct. From five to six hunired app trees grated
with the best varieties of wnier fruit nearly all In
bearing state. Also Large collection of the best vare
ties OF trees and cherry trees &c The soil is well
adapted for the cultivation of rt trees any in the
region.
Also. house No Carroll street.
For further particulars enquire of the subscriber
the premises, or of Mr.. A. MOORE, So Summer rect.
mChJ0 dltawHwtf Y. n. MERRlFlELD.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-08-06

The laws relating TO health exceedingly simple
to be within the comprehension Of the most limited
paety Disease is eiect-the violation Of some piin
pe Of nature uenty the inifactoH OF her laws
invariably punished with pain and suffering. Medic
writer's classify the predsposng causes under two head
An unhealthy condition Of The Stomach, ana dc
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-08-06
SheriH's Sale.

ny virtue OF writ Of Leyar facaa To drpred will
ID be exposed to Public Sale AZ the hoal VI Levi W. lat.
tomuH at Townsend. in APPOINTMENTS Hundred, New
Castle County, Delaware on TUESDAY, the lth day NJ
August, 1865 at II O'Clock, a. NJ the following described
Real Estate viz:
All the following described parcel lot Of land, stu
ate in Appoquinimnk Hundred described ~ follows
Beginning at quarry stone where red oak stood,
on the west side Of cart road, commonly called the Mill
Road corner for land lately belonging to John nber aud
runs south 0s degrees east 60 l0 perches stake;
thence south 5sA degrees west 40 5-lO peches thence
north 80 degrees west ~ percheH to stake ia the line
Elihu Jeiersoni and being corner for Peter Days. "a
free color thence north Ta degrees easl 80 $40
perches to the place Of beginning be- the contents what
they may.
Seized taken in execution the property Of John
Brseoe and Matilda his wife, tcoel aud Abel j. Porter
and Hope Ann Vaugesel, terre tenants and to he sold
by L. w. sTlDHAM Sheriff
Sheriff = oniee, New Castle Juy Il, ls6i--2its
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-08-06
NEWARK ACADEMY.
Prof Edward d. Porter, Principal.
SESST0NS--1S62

The huillings and grounds have been rarad In ron.
plste order and hled up with furniture especially
adapted for the comfort and convenience students
Rooms furnished for the older boys in Colleges IN
private study, res from the confusion aud restraint
school room.
The Course of Instrueiion liz thorough and practical
designed to NJ Young men for admission to heat Col
eges, or Tor the active duties of the farm shop couni
ing house.
by the berAty of the Board If Trustees the Academy
Is furnished with Library Of l20 900 Volumes and nmn Vi
the best collections OF Chemical and Philosophical appA
ratus ia the United sates-thus alnrdug facilities
acquiring complete Scientific and Mathematical elura
ton Tar superior 10 most schaols 10 country.
The hest Teachers will he employed, aud no laboi
spared to secure the proper, moral, mental and physical
training of the young men entrusted to his Trrm,
moderate. For circulars and Information address
EDWARD ID. PORTER,
Apl Newark, Dol.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-08-06
Sherif's Sale.

ny virtue OF writ Of Levari Faeias to directed, will
ID be exposed to Public Sale, at the hotel of Philip
Marvel, in the town OF Newark in White Clay Greek
Hundred, New Castle County Delaware, on MONDAY
the 10th day of August 1868 at 10 o'clock A. H. the fol-
lowing described Real Estate viz:
All that certaia tract parcel of land situate, lying
and being In pencader Hundred In the county aforesaid
and State aforesaid and which Is bounded and described
as follows, to Wit Beginning at maple stump corner
for land of James Livingston deceased; thence north III
degrees west l65 perchee to black oak tree,
this tract and for land Of Timothy ORuouk thence hY
land Of Elijah Walton north s8 degrees east 69 perehes
aud seven tenths u stone thence by land Of
ORooHk, David Parker, Patrick sullivan, and William
Walker south ont half degree east lei no perches
slune thence north sb degrees east II $40 perehes IA
stone; thence south Is degrees u 1u peches "a
stone in the centre o old road; thence along said
road south 0 degrees, west 81 $40 peches to another
stone In tho sad road; thence north i've degrees
20 3lO peTche to st0no thence south s5 degrees
nineteen perehes aud three tenhs to the place begin
ming, containing iNl acres and tel, D. rehes,
or less.
Seized aud taken IN execution the property Of El
Wrigley aud Sarah, his wife, aud Samuel Watson and
Ann Mntson tsrre tenants, and to be sold by
LEWIS W. sTIDlAsI, Sheriff.
Sheriff s Office New Castle, July u, isgl.-24ts