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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-05
The Monitor Toundered at Sea.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-The following has
been received at the navy department from
rear admiral Lee:-
FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. 3.-Hon. Gideon
Welles, Secretaryo Of the Nary The steamer
State of Georgia reports that the Monitor
foundered on Tuesday night south of Cape
Hatteras, with the loss of two officers and thir-
ty-eight men, names not known, belonging to
the Monitor or the Rhode Island, or to both.
Fort MONROE, Jan. 3.-The officers miss
ing from the Monitor are as follows Acting
ensgns Geo. Frederickson and N. X. Atwa-
ter; third assistant engineers r. w. Hands
and S. A. Lewis. The following men are
missing John Stocking, VIM. Bryen, Jas.
Fenwlck Robert Williams, Thos. Joyce, Geo.
Littlefield, Robert Howard, Daniel Moore,
Robert Cook, Jacob Tuckley, VIM. Allen,
VIM. Eagan. The following officers and
men are missing from the steamer Rhode
Island ID. r. Brown, G. II. Smith, NJ.
Wagg, M. L. Griswold, L. A. Horton, G. A.
More, G. Moses, j. Jones, II. Logan. 1t is
more than probable that the missing boal
from the steamer Rhode Island, with more or
less of the Monitors crew, were saved by
passing vessels.
S. ID. GREEN, Lieutenant U. S. N.
HAMPTON ROADS, Jan. 3-9 p. M, To Hon.
UttLcOW HettCS5 DcCICtNfY " Utc INUCH - Ht
Monitor, in tow of the Rhode Island, passed
Hatteras Shoals Tuesday afternoon. The
weather was fine and promising. About P.
NJ. squally weather commenced, and about ten
it blew hard. At 1.30 A. NJ. on Thursday,
Jan. l, the Monitor having sprung a leak
went down. Commander Bawkhead and the
officers and crew of the Monitor behaved no.
bly, and made every effort to save the vessel.
Commander Trenchard and the officers and
crew of the Rhode Island did everything in
their power to rescue the officers and crew of
the Monitor.
The following is a list of the missing on the
Monitor Norman Atwater, ensign; George
Frederickson, acting ensign; r. w. Hands,
third assistant engineer; George M. Lewis,
third assistant engineer; John Stocking, boat
swain's mate; James Fenwick, quarter gum
ner; VIM. Bryan, yoeman; Daniel Moore,
officers stewards Robert Howard, officers
cook; VIM. Allen, landsman; VIM. Eagan,
landsman; Jacob Meckler, ordinary seaman !;
Charles Force, first class fireman of the Rhode
Island; George Littlefeld, coal HEAVIER; Chas.
H. Smith, coxswain; Maurice Wag, cox
swain; Hugh Logan, captain of the guard ;
Lewis A. Horton, seaman; John Jones, lands
man; Luke M. Griswold, ordinary seaman; ;
George Moore, seaman.
The Rhode Island has arrived. She passed
the Montauk at 3 80 this morning, Is or 20
miles to the northward of Hatteras, doing
well. Weather fine.
S. ?. LEE, acting Rear Admiral.
BALTIMORE, Jan. A fort Monroe letter
announces the disaster to the Monitor, and
says the steamer George has returned, which
announces the safe arrival at Beaufort of the
Passaic, which sailed in company with the
Monitor.
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Rebel Reports and Dispatches.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoToMAC,
Jan. 4.-Richmond papers of the Sd inst. con-
tain dispatches from Murfreesboro' of the LIST,
in which Bragg says 1.-THE expedition made
under Gen. Forrest fully accomplished its OBJ
ject. The railroads are broken in several
places, large amount of stores have been
destroyed, many arms captured, and 1900
prisoners paroled. Gen. Morgan has done
his work, but the full effect is not known.
The enemy in Tennessee and Mississippi are
without railroad or Geographic communica-
ton with the rear"
Bragg's second despatch of the same date
says, "The enemy has yielded his strong
point, and is falling back. We occupy the
whole field and shall follow. Gen. Wheeler
made complete circuit Of their army on
Dec. Both and 3lst, with his cavalry. He de-
stroyed 800 wagons loaded with baggage and
commissary stores, ndparoled 700 prisoners.
He is again behind them, and has captured an
ordnance train. To-day he captured several
thousand small arms, and God has granted us
happy new year"
The Lynchburg papers of January LIST con-
tain the particulars of a serious breech in the
East Tennessee railroad "made by body of
Yankee troops who penetrated Tennessee 80
miles through Pound Gap, burning the bridge
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Herald and mercury Rumors.

WASHINGTON, Jan. "a special dispatch
to the Herald says a rumor has been prevalent
to-day, that the president has declared an III
tention to take command of the army in Vir-
ginia, in person. 1t is rumored, also, that
Gen. Mcclellan is to be assigned to the duty
of organizing an army at fortress Monroe
Gen. Hooker paid flying visit here to-day,
and represents his grand division in the best
possible condition.
A special to the Mercury says that Gen.
Burnside has again rendered his resignation
on Wednesday last. The president has posi-
lively declined to accept it, and given him full
power to go into winter quarters or to adj
vance on the enemy, as he may elect. 1t is
confidently expected here that the army will
soon be in motion against the rebels.
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THE BATTLES AT vICKsBURG
The Reb els Beaten.

CAIRo, Jan. 3.-Dispatches from General
Sherman on the battle field at Vicksburg, re-
ceived at Helena, Ark, on Sunday Dec.
9th, give the following:-
Gen. Sherman debarked his forces on the
left bank of the Yazoo river, ten miles above
its mouth, and forming in line of battle, ad-
vanced toward Vicksburg. After passing be.
yond reach of the fire of the rebel gunboats
Gen. Sherman encountered the enemy in
force. terrific conflict ensued lasting five
hours. The enemy were driven back beyond
two bayOus that grit the rear of Vicksburg,
and from their entrenched works on the hill,
by shells. On saturday night the two armies
lay OH their arms with the two bayous inter-
vening.
During the night pontoons were construct
ed, notwithstanding the terrific fire of the
rebels, under cover of the underground. At
daylight on Sunday concerted advance was
made by Gen. Sherman, while the force OF
Gen. Steele held the left, Gen. Morgan and
Gen. Blair the center, and Gen. A. l.. Smith
and Gen. M. L. Smith the right. Gen. Steele
turned the enemy's right so as to commune.
cate with Gen. Morgan's DIVISION which had
become separated by a swamp running at
right angles to the main front. BY sunrise
the whole force was engaged, and up to ten
o'clock the musketry and artillery firing was
very severe. The rebels in front of General
Morgan's and Gen. Blair's divisions were en-
trenched on high rising ground. This posi-
ton was finally carried by storm.
The gunboats did not cooperate, but the
Benton engaged the rebel Notifications at
Hams bluff during the action. Several of
the Benton's crew were killed, and Captain
Gwynne, her commander, was MORALLY
wounded, In Saturdays fight the 9TH Ohio,
the Sth Missouri and the I'd Kentucky, sus-
tanned considerable loss. Gen. Banks and
Admiral Farragut were expected to cooperate
in the movement but had not arrived at the
scene of the conflict.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-05

ALBANY, Jan. 3.-The message of Governor
Seymour will be sent in to the legislature on
Wednesday, if it should be organizad on that
day.
The New York police commissioners failing
TO appear at six o'clock, the governor stated
mat he had received a protest against his pro-
ceeulngs, from the commissioners. Mr..
blanVoll' on behalf of the compliments, pre-
scented several affidavits. Gov. seymour re-
ceived the affidavits, and holds the matter nm.
der consideration. A large number of promi-
nent New Workers were in attendance.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-05

LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. /. Geographic
communication is restored between here and
Nashville. 1t is reported that General Bragg
was killed to-day. There has been fighting
all day, but no particulars given. Our forces
are advancing, and the rebels are falling back
across Stones river. The following officers
are wounded slightly: Col. Miller, Col. Black
of the 4th Indiana, Lieut., Col. Nef, Colonel
Hull, and Captain Pate. 1t has been raining
heavily all day in the vicinity of the battle
field.
There was heavy cannonadng to-day till
noon, when the rebels attacked our left wing
and were terribly repulsed. There was very
little fighting yesterday. Our forces do not
occupy Murfreesboro'. The rebels attacked
and destroyed our hospital building Thursday.
They ale being strongly reinforced from the
rebel army at Richmond.
There was a spirited engagement at La
vergne, to-day, between the mechanics and
engineers under Col. Innis, and Gen. Wheat
on's rebel cavalry. The latter were routed
with loss of thirty three killed. All contra
bands captured by the rebels on the federal
wagon trains, are Immediately shot. Twenty
4hus killed, are lying on the Murfreesboro
pike. Major Slemmer and Can't. King, who
were being conveyed away wounded from the
pa'.,e'neiu' III an a'l1oulahce' were captured
naroIIad and throwr ont on tha - c..
willis 10 not L;liod b,+ 10 ,-o,,ndod o1d ,,r;a-
oner.
Yastordo,, c,o,,ouoI po,oo,,o.,, III, :,
tool command of tbo fonrtb TTnitod StatoS
cavalry and attocIod Coneroi wboaIor,s roboI
cavalry who ,vere ont to riacos and nttorly
rented Can+a;n Mo- ch;af IF .rt;lIorv o,,d
ono of c,onp.nI IrLo,,,oa, a.oa ~ 1911" Lii,
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freesboro dated Friday evening states that the
rebels were twice repulsed ON Thursday in
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-05
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-Major Gen. Butler,
tonight, in response to repeated calls from a
large crowd for speech, appeared in front of
his hotel and addressed them to the following
effect sc FELLOW Countrymen: This is no time
for making speeches. No higher compliment
can be paid to a public servant than to re-
ceive the commentator of those who have a
right to his services, and for this most cordial
greeting and manifestation of your regard ac-
cept my heartfelt thanks" He then with
drew. The crowd were evidently much dis
appointed, having waited for several hours for
his return from Gov. Stewards.
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More British s.Neutra1,tv., >,

New YORK, Jan. 4.-Nassau dates of Dec
oath, state that the schooner Emma futile has
been captured by the gunboat Cambridge,
while trying to run the blockade at Whining
ton, and had put into Rum Bay, Bahamas,
where the British authorities refused to allow
the vessel to go to sea again without permit
from the authorities at Nassau.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-05
From nurnside,s Armx.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoToMAC,
FALMOUTH, Jan. 3.-Last night it was ascer-
tanned that the enemy had strongly increased
their river pickets for some distance above
Falmouth, and our pickets feared this might
cover some projected attempt to cross the
river. Our nearest forces were Immediately
disposed so as to give the rebels warm recep-
tion but no attempt to cross was made by
fhnnn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-05
VIENNA MATCHES.-These Matches

are the only ones used by the Royal Families. No
billy and Gentry of Europe, and they are the only
matches which should be used by respectable families
this country; being without sulphur. odoress, smoke
less vanished, waterproof and beautifully colored In
fancy round boxes and at price which brings them In
to competition with the disagreeable, suocating sui
phurs made in this country For the sick ana par
Tor they are an Indispensable necessity and luxury I'm
ported and for sale, wholesale and RETAIL by M r.
RICHARDS, Ill Commercial Street, Boston, and by
GEO. p HARLOW, Worcester. Country merchant
call and soc samples d9m OFT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-05

NEW YORK, JAM 3-SToCKS are easier; Chicago
and Rock Island 3d. Cleveland and Toledo 7Ss; Cleve-
land and Piesburg S15 Illinois Central scrip So; Mch
gan Central 9l3; Michigan Southern guaranteed 81;
Michigan Southern 45f Harlem 27z Hudson S2l; Eric
Railroad &C.; New York Central 1919; Pacific Mail 1861
Panama III American Gold 1919; Louisiana skies 6S;
Missouri skies 6l3; Tennessee SKIES So U s Demand
Notes 1883; y skies, 81 registered 97t: skies Of
81, coupons 90; 5 skies 81, registered gS.
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From Fort Monroe,

Fort MONROE, Jan. 2.-The United States
navy machine shops now located at Fortress
Monroe, are soon to be removed to Norfolk,
Va. The transport ship J. Morton, and the
gunboat Cambridge sailed from here yesterday
afternoon. The iron clad Montauk left Fort
Monroe, passing down the roads, this after
noon
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Rutues.
GRAND TOUR THROUGH
~ THE WORLD.
Passengers and baggage must be at WoR-
CRsTER THEATRE STATION promptly at u.
A capital guide accompanies the train,
Get through tickets at BOYDEN'S.
jas dat
REDEMPTION OF STAGE
~ STAMPS.

AOSi Ss1ASAt ,a,o
Notice Is hereby given that on and after Monday the
9Th instant for the term Of thrtv days Sundays except
edo from the hours of A.. to l23 and from to
SP M postage stamps, which have been used for cur
rsncy will be received at this office for redemption on
stamps offered for redemption must be assorted accord
Ing to their denominations, and stamps of each donou
nation must be enclosed in aseparatc envelope endorsed
with the alleged number and value. The several ehye-
dosed with the name and the place of residence Of
business of the dep0sitor and with the number of each
denomination ana the alleged aggregate value of the
parcel
stamps of the old ISSUE and stamps which have been
termned by this Department. will be retained without
payment and destroyed
Only one package will be redeemed for the same lndi-
vidual firm or association.
Only such stamps have been used for currency will
pc redeemed other good stamps f such found will
Packages deposited for redemption will be recepted
for and regstered and after being carefully examined
in the Of the Post Office and payments thereof
Will be made at this office in Government notes post
age currency to the Deposition, his duly authorized
agent, on the surrender OF the receipt. Payments will
be made in the order of the deposits indicated by the
number on the face of the receipt
The undersigned is authorized whenever he "may
deemlt expedient for the interests of the Department.
demption of postage stamps that he obtained the said
stamps honestly and legmatey, and they have never
TO his knowledge been used letters cleaned after
such use"
The undersigned is instructed by the PostmasterGen
era to give express notice that the time for deposng
stamps for redemption is limited to thirty days; that in
no circumstances will the limit be extended; and that,
after that period all persons who postage stamps for
currency will do it at their own risk
jas dis3t JOHN MILTON EARLE, p. NJ.
nR. FRANK II. KELLEY has associ-
- ated with him DR. CHARLES l. BLAKE, late
Of Rndge H. and they will from this date prosecute
style of
KELLEY az BLAKE,
Office, corner Front and Carlton streets DR. Blake re-
fers to the faculty of the Berkshire Medical College
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The News from Murfreesboro'.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-05
GREAT LOSSES ON BOTM SIrES.

THE REBELS TERRIBLY BEATEN
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MONDAY. JANUARY 9TH, 1903,

AT the WORCESTER THRATRE, which will be rearranged
and prepared expressly for this Exhibition and will form
complete Gallery Of Illustration.
Remember, First Night Monday, Jan. 5th and con-
tinue every evening through the week, with Grand
Ladies and Children.
The course will consist of six exhibitions each being
distinct and complete from the other The arrangements
tor sale OF tickets admission, &c will as ollows
Single Tickets, rs Cts
Family Tickets, admitting six 81 OO
These tickets Will have coupon checks attached and
night of the course.
g-S TO the Special Exhibition on Wednesday and
Saturday Afternoons, for Ladies' and Schools admission
open at o'clock
In the evening doors will open precisely at clock
The Lecture and illustrations will commence precisely
at u O'Clock in the evening" and at u in the afternoon
r. Sit Is DESTROYS that all persons desiring to wit
ness these wonders of Science and should be in the
a previous to the commencement of the Illustrations
The doors Will therefore be closed q and u precisely
so that those already in the Hall not be fncommo,
ucd by unnecessary noise disturbance from those who
may come late. Tickets will be ready on Friday and
may be obtained at BOYDENs under the Lincoln House
Carriages may be ordered for Matinee f. evening Ex-
nibiilonS at o'clock. =
The public are cautioned against imposters; unprnc
pied parties are copying the word SereopcOn and steal
ing our notices and letters and going through cou
try with the most contemplate attempts at limitations of
our EXh!bItio $, using old magic lanterns calcurm
| lights, dissolving views, &c, &c. DIFF iai
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Fitchburg, Dec. 81 1852. IL f. 0o'S dst cle "a

NOTICE.-The Annual Meeting of the
4 Merchants and Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance
Company Will be held at the CompanY's office, on
WEDNESDAY,, Jan. Z, 1868, at O'Clock NJ TO elect
directors for the ensuing to consider the expedi
ency OF 50 amending tho Bylaws that the meet
ing snail be held in November instead of January,
70 act on any other business that may legally
fore tue meeting. JOHH d. WASHBURN,
u5O ut1I Secretary,
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EOR THE FLUTE erbiruier's Meth

FOR THE FLUTE.-B erbivuier's Meth
a cd, with Drouets "a Studies in all the keys 81 So
Dressers Complete Instructor $3.50 Wragg Precep-
tor, l5O Winners Perfect Guide new and popular
book containing 200 favorite Melodies of the bay so
cts Boston Instructor 40 cts. Flute made easy SO cts
Jewett's National Teacher, so cts. Woodbury. In
structor 40 cts. Howes Self Instructor without
Master-Schoo for Flute and Ethiopian each 40 cts,
Flutist Gems, IL numbers, each so cts. Julien Coll
Of Music, 50 cts The Portfolio, coll. of Music, in
Nos, each 80 cts Mailed, postpaid receipt of price,
OLIVER DITSoN 81 CO., Publishers 277 Washington
street. Boston. diff ia3
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- IUhBhIUGE CUTTUN MILLS
~ The undersigned President, and majority of the
Directors Of the said corporation. hereby give notice
that the capital stock of said corporation 800 900 no.
the whole amount of which has been assessed and acu
ally paid n that the debts of corporation the first
day Of the month December amounted to the
sum Of 1877 a. with contingent liabilities amounting
to S23645 IL. AVERY P. TAYLOR, President.
WILLIAM FISK,l
A. +. TAYLOR, directors.
JAMES G. FISK,)
Stur0ridge, Dec. 20, 1862. DIS diff
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A GALLERY OF SUN PAINTING AND SUN
SCULPTUREl

with complete TOUR over the WORLD. voyage
down the stream of civilization and progress from the
earliest time down to the present day.
As Ralph W aldo Emerson says
In the elimination of the Daguerrean Art DaRuerre
himself should have lived to witness 1t.
John &. Whittier says:
The Statuary called forth my particular admiration
They were solid rounded forms of grace and beauty
while the interior of Moorish and Gothic Architecture
really seemed to invite ones eet upon their tesseated
noOr and under their sombre archways beneath their
Arabesque Galleries and Coonnades.''
This invention is the discovery of John Fallon ESQ.,.
of Lawrence, and was first privately exhibited few
scientific men in Philadelphia, last spring. These pr
vate exhibitions attracted SO much attention that Mr.
Fallon finally decided to make public exhibition. The
result that the largest assembly to be found in
Pmladelphia was crowded Is weeks. 1t afterward
shown In Boston with the same success.
has recently been exhibited before the Colleges and
Societies Of New Haven, Hartford and Springfield, in
each OF which 1t seems to have completely absorbed
public attention 1t will arrive in Worcester this week
Pipers Theatre has been taken as the most suitable
room for The display of the wonders this Exhibition
The frst opening Exhibition will therefore take place in
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Arnnsknrents.
THE STEREOPT ICON
The Great Scientific Discovery Of the Age
THE WORLD OF ART AND INDUSTRY!
THE TOURIST, THE PAINTER
THE SCULPTOR, THE BUILDER,
AND THE ARTISAN.
EVERYBODY

SEVEN HUNDRED PRINCIPAL SUBJECTS!
Embracing every possible variety Ancient and Mod
ern STATUARY, ARCHITECTURE and SCENERY, carry ing
tho visitor to every point of interest in Europe and
These Exhibitions have secured the nnoualiaed an
proyal Of Scientific men, Travellers, Artists Clergymen
without an equal, forming
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fur Sale nr Go Yet.

ITO LET.-Tenement to 1et-one with
u Barn attached. Inquire of
nd DIFF JOHN HAMMOND
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SH9 THE 1913.
,WIHsYLyANiA CENTRAL RAILROAD.


THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
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ALL THR0UGH' TRAINS Fok TIE ln MEss rB BY THIS
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