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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-22

BOSTON AND VICINITY.

A couple of boys were up before the Boston
police court on Friday, for stealing punches
of the Courier, ''Hon." George Lunt appear
ing against them. Their depravity is indeed
intense, to steal such sheet as the Courier.
Two new buildings have been recently
erected at Ayers foundry, for the casting and
completion of the Rodman gun. These will
be of 10 and l5-inch calbre, for Notifications.
In the old workshop Of the foundry, and IL.
inch Dahlgrens are cast. Twenty -four-pound
howitzers are also made, and shell and schrap-
mel are manufactured in large quantities. es-
pecially the former, of which a government
order for 40, 900 was executed, and the shells
forwarded by this company in nine weeks.
The Metropolitan horse cars now run to
Chelsea ferry and the railroad stations at the
north end of the city. This will be great
convenience for travellers going from this sec
ton to points beyond Boston, provided they
have no heavy baggage.
Only fitty-twS deaths occurred in Boston,
for the week ending Saturday noon, of which
eighteen were children Of five years and
under.
Company L, MASSACHUSETTS forty-fo reg
iment, before leaving camp Readville, after
having been mustered out of the service
formed an association for yearly social gath
erings.
Counterfeit twenty dollar bills on the Mer.
cants' Bank OF New Haven, Connecticut, wer,
put in circulation in Boston on Saturday eve
ming.
An attempt is to be made to reorganize thu
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CNortester Daily SPY
BY TELEGRAPH.
For Latest Dispatches see Second Page.


FoRT MONROE, June l9.-The IT, S, trans
port Emily arrived from Newbern, N. c., this
morning, by which were received the follow
ing news from our correspondent, dated New
bern, June II: John L. Lay, the naval super
intending engineer of this department, re-
Gently gave public exhibition of the opera
tons Of his submarine obstruction remover in
the presence of a large number of naval off
GERS. 1t satisfactorily demonstrated not only
its ability to destroy any iron or wooden ves-
sci, but also TO remove any kind of obstruc-
tOnS in few moments.
The 9th Massachusetts regiment, 8 months
men, leave here for home on the 22d inst,
by which time they will be relieved by the ar
rival Of another regiment This arrangement
will be carried out in order that our forces
here shall not be diminished.
The ariStocracy and large sav eholdcrs in
North Carolina are strongly opposing the
course Of Gov. Vance, the supreme court,
w. w. Holden of the Raleigh Standard,
and other opposition papers in this state who
represent the poor white masses in their
desire to separate from the cOnfederacy.
From the Standard it appears that president
Davis has given North Carolina to understand
that If she attempts to carry her movements
of separation into effect, the confederate army
in its retreat from Virginia into the cotton
states, will devastate and lay in waste the en-
tire state. Hence it is concluded that no
move to this end can be made in North Caro-
lima until there is force of at least 75, 900
troops on her borders to sustain it. 1t is the
desire of North Carolina to withdraw from the
contest and assume neutral petition.
Gen Wilde's appointment as military gov
ernor of North Carolina is hourly expected.
The decision of the supreme court of North
Carolina, discharging the conscript Irwin from
the draft, who had already furnished a sub
stitute,is repudiated by the rebel government,
which has ordered Irwin to report for military
duty. He has appliedto Gov Vance for pro.
lection, and the Raleigh Standard says that he
will receive the protection asked for, as well
as all others in like situation.
The presence of the 55th Massachusetts
(colored) volunteers is very much desired by
Gen. Foster as nucleus for similar force
now raising here, in which the 18th will be
the ranking regiment.
The report that Suffolk is to be evacuated
is exciting much regret in this department, as
it would open an extensive region in North
Carolina to the enemy, where great quanti.
ties OF supplies could be obtained by them.
From intelligence received here from the
north, it is believed that if Gen. Foster is al
lowed to call for $4,000 or $4,000 troops to
serve in this department, they could be OBJ
tanned at once, so general is the desire to
come to the relief of the old North Carolina
state.
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full management. S75. 600 could ba n,odo ran,,
uuicLlv ~
RHODE ISLAND.
ro, ,otton ,n;u onn I,,. En- G..
nm ut Central Fails.
VIM. H. Hazard of Wakefield owns a buck
that has four horns
,tIscptI ,Npous.
The disease undor which raar admiral En-
is suffering is an afIrrtinn of thn kidneys
and a LARGE ouantitv nf v,tor b,. so,tIod on
one of his b1ngs Rnt siiTbt has ~ lie rol
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o"iy'
a s"oChi"s Tragedy occurred at reSlau'
," - ~ N"VSthu. street, Inll""eipn'"' on uhe
I'tn llS' d lieutenant, ba'lu Luu"ig, OF
hulerne uouny' "a, belonging 10 tle oo'h
iesl'"I,r l Vnnsy wanna volunteers sllot Il man
named " aitGr Ooinn' the keeper OF the sa-
i ,co" itio!t"'ly "Ouhui'g MN. ne thPi S"oe
n ., III tie Neau anu IeIl utau' Love
jealousy, anu StrohS uriilk' are the aSSigheu
causes Oh the act
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-22
From California.

SAN Francisco, June l9.-The news of the
burning by rebel privateer, of third Cali
fornia bound ship, causes many importers and
commission merchants to withdraw their sta
pie goods from the market, giving an upward
tendency to prices.
The republican convention has nominated
Oscar l.. Shafter, Lorenzo Sawyer, John Cur
nv. A. l.. Rhodes, and S. w. Sanderson for
Judges of the supreme court. Very radical
resolutions were adopted by the convention,
endorsing the emancipation proclamation, and
urging the vigorous prosecution of the war,
without regard to cost or sacrifice, until the
last rebel is unarmed
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-22
TNHE LARGEST YARIETY On

n FANCY ARTICLES in this CITY can be found at No
Bay State Block. WATCHES AND CLOCKS, fine
assortment; JEWELRI ASD SILVER WARE; Plated
Knives Forks and spoons, Beads, Co. Paper and Enve-
opes, Combs and Brushes q all kinds, Photograph Al
Gums, large assortment; p0rtm0naioi, Perfumes, &c
&c; OILS, Oaps, Wiring Decks Iietlcuss Knives SECS
s0rs, Razurs and other articles too numerous mention
Wanted, old gold and silver JObbi done Il should
be. ISAAC FISH,
jel dtf IeWeller,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-22

nUACKERY--I earnestly caution all
~ youag men suffering fcm Nervous Debility &C.,
against endagering their health by pafonzing any Of
the advertising quacks. You fully by the
methods used by the advertiser and by hundreds Of
others. and in no other way Read letter which will
send you If you will send me post paid envelope
Ing your address. Direct to
EDWARD II. TRAYEB,
APPS dsw3m$ Lock Box Boston, Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-22
WORCESTER ACADEMY OF FINE
w ARTS AND SCHOOL OF DESIGN,
Clar1I's Block, 257 Main street.

OH Paintings, Engravng5, Mezzotlnts Chromos,
Autographs Pbotogra hs, Artists Materials Of every
description, Portrait and Picture Frames for sale at
the lowest Cash Prices. Frames made TO order. Par
ticular attention gyn to Framing wreaths and Fancy
Work, to re-toring remounfing. mendng vanishing
Old and injured Pictures.
The ne Art Gallery open day and evening free to
tors. All are welcome.
mao dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-22

STA MPS l--Revenu

g ia MPS STAMPS L-ReVenue
~ Stamps for Deeds Mortgages Notes Bank Checks,
Fire and Life Insurance Policies Writs, Bonds, ielo
graphic Dispatches Certificates Express Parcels, Fro
tests, Power OF Attorney, Medicines. Perumery, &C,
may be obtained at the Cole .tts ce,2l5 Main street.
Noticeis nereDy gwen that ms must be used here
after for all purposes prCTtei = 'aw.,
ADIN 1IlAYER,
de- dt u s. Collector
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-22

doings, representing to this man that by skill
full management, $4,000 could be made very
uuicklV
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-22

TFICKETS FOR THE WEST
n BY ALL ROUTES,
Inquire Of as NJ. ssTTTER,
Worcester and Ma hua Railroad Office,
ap2i dit No 3 Bank Block.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-22

MARSHAL GENER-

hRESS MAKING. Miss l.. ADDIE
- AINswoRrn, Dress Maker, No. Brrnley Block
rtcular attention paid TO Chidren's Clothes Chill
drens aud Infants Patterns sale Also work on tho
Machine dtf mis-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-22

A new cotton mill, 800 by 60 feet, is going
up at Central Falls.
Wm. IL. Hazard of Wakefield owns buck
that has four horns.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-22
HAMMERS CHAMPAGNE ALEl
AZ The attention ofthe public is solicited to the ss-
peri0r gaaiity Of
Hammers Fresh-Browed Champagne Ale.

This ale Is brcwed fresh at all the year and
Its keepiHg g1aV especially Of that brewed during the
most excessive hot weather is guaranteed or length
time For sale IN barrels and haf barrels at NO $50
Main street. FAWCErr az WAKEFIELD, agents for
the sale Of Hammers Champagne Ale in Worcester.
anil DIT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-22

NOTICE. The subscriber takes this
method to inform his friends and the public that
he has made an engagement to Cut tor HUGH DoHhR-
Tf No 2bl Main street, where he will be happy TO see
his former patrons and all who in OF stylish
and Good Garmsnts. CHARLES POOLE,
With u. DOHERTY.
Merchant Tailor and Clothier, No. 267 Main 81,
jel dim Worcester, Mass
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-14
Greencastle, via Chambesburg,
july l2.

Corps Of Ewell and Hill returned and
occupied Hagerstown about 2 o'clock
yesterday. They have strong pickets A
miles this side Of town Hills corps
passed trough town, taking the Leithsburg
turnpike.
Capt Boyd yesterday afternoon, with
= company of cavalry, got within one mile
and half OF Hsgerstowa. on the Nation
nj road when he discovered u large BODY
OF rebel infantry moving into that town
by way of the Williamsport road.
Firing was heard to-day in the direc.
rion OF Clear Spring and Leithsburg
probably caused BY our troops driving the
snsmy'a pickets. There is no good reason
known for Lee and his army evacuatinp
Hagerstown, and then re-occupying i
within 4 few hours with the same troops
unless he was disappointed in his facili.
ties for crossing the river.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-14
War Department,
,,o
Washington, July ID.


Provost Marshal Generals Office, July
LIN Circular A, to answer the inqui-
~ made at this Office, it 10 announced !:
First thst any drafted person paying $500,
under section Is of the enrolment aot,
is thereby exempt from further liabilities
under that draft, but not from any subse-
quent DAFT.
Secondary draftsd person furnish
ing an acceptable substitute, is exempt
from service for the period for which said
substitute IL mustered into the service.
Third.-A substitute once mustered
into the service, cannot be drafted while
in the service.
Fourth.--A drafted man cannot pay
Communication, or present substitute after
he has reported himself to the board Of
enrolment for examination.
Fifth.-Men who, on the third Of
March, 1868, were in the volunteer ser
vice of the United States as substitutes
under the draft Of 1863, and whose term
of enlistment has since expired, are not
liable to the present draft. But the per-
sons for whom they were substituted are
liable for draft the same as though they
had not been drafted and furnished a
substitute.
Sixth.--In serving the notice. as re-
CURED by circular number AZ, from this
Office, reasonable time to report shall in
each case be granted by the Board of En-
rolmsnt to the men in the State service
who may have been, or may be drafted.
[Signed JAMES B. FRY.
Provost Marshal General.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-14
Cavetown. Md, July Is.
Hsgsrstown was occupied this morning

Hagsrstown was occupied this morning
about 9 a. m, by Gen. Kilpatrick's cav
airy, after . slight resistance. The OBJ
jsct Of the enemy in reoccupyipg the
town 10 SO short space of time, is par
TALLY explained from the fact that they re-
moved from the vicinity large amount
of fence rails, supposed to be used in
erecting Notifications between that place
and Williamsport The rebels have .
large forcs in the town Of Williamsport,
and on the Clear Spring road. A recon
noissance made to-day by the forces un-
dor Wynkoop and Capt. Boyd show that
the rebels have strong picket guards north
and west Of town.
The armies of Meade and Couch are
within few hours march of Lees or.
my. Lees intentions will be probably
more fully developed tomorrow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-14
Especial to the Times. I
Antietam River, July !.

Antietam River, July l2.
Our line is ordered to advance to-day.
and unles the enemy retire there will be
more or less fighting before night. The
enemy hold his picket line very close, as
though concealing some strong position
behind it. There are we'll grounded fears
that the river may become fordable in a
day or two. 1t had fallen considerably at
Sheparastown yesterday and was stillrap-
idly receding.
Scouts from Winchester yesterday re-
port the enemy moving another pontoon
tnin and train of ammunition to vii.
Transport.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-14
GREAT MOB In NEW YORK.
A Whole Block Of BuiIdings
Burned.
SOLDIERS AND CITIZENS BEATEN
TO DEATH.
Especial to World.l
Shippsnsburg, Va, July ii.

"'fPSuoSofS 3, a., cuiy -.
A portion Of the rebel army are defn-
itely stationed at headquarters to-day.
Longstree.'s forces are at Shepards-
town, Ewell's at Hagerstown. and Hills
between Hagerstown and Williamsport.-
Their estimated strength is fifty to sixty
thousand, with about $50 pieces of artil-
lery.
Communication between Gen. Couch
and the army Of the Potomac is only to
b had by circuitous route.
BeanreGard has a large force near the
upper Potomac to cooperate with Lee.
Gov. Curtin intends being with this
army when it is called upon TO cross the
State line. He was at Gettysburg last
night attending to the wants Of the Union
wounded. Gen, Couch and staff are still
at Chambersburg.
Invasion has probably cost Franklin
and adjoining counties million of dol
lara
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-14

HWe learn from the Hartford Times
Of wednesday that after I fair and full
discussios Ia the Connesticut Legislature
Of the Militia bill, in which the Demo
Gratis had every opportunity afforded theu,
to suggest and dAcssa. changes aud
amendments. the vote Was taken on its
passage. Suddenly, and evidently BY
preeoneerted action, the aDemocratic"
members left the House, refusing to an
sver TO their names. and leaving 40 quo.
rum for the transaciian Of buisiuess. Onlv
Elk Democrats were men and gentlsmsn
enough to regard The sbiigatioa u hsir
o@eiAl eash.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-14
Harrisburg, july IL.

Harrisburg, July ~.
A gentleman who left Waynesboro on
sunday noon furnishes the following
The rebels in falling back to the line OF
the Combogne river from Antistam en-.
coun.ered the forces Of Gen. Nullipsn
and after several skirmisbes in the vicini.
ty Of Clesr Spring returned 10 the ,sast.
ward. This accounts no doubt for the
reoceupation Of HAgers.own by General
Ewell.
The position Of the rebels Is now re !.
duced to space Of six miles in which TO
maneuver.
AsThe rebels have no naturally strong
defensive points left them, and i, is be.
heved by persons in official positions that
they cannot possibly escape capture or
annihilsiion.
Inc report that large number of reb-
sis hsd crossed the Potomac with their
wagon tram Is believed to be entirely
muse :. there is nothing 70 eros, the
river with sxesp. rope fslry.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-14
Philadelphia, July Is


The Bulletin says we learn from Wash.
ington on excellent authority that an at
tack on Charleston was 70 have begun
on Thursday last.
A feet Of iron-clads under Admiral
Dahlgreen WAS rendszvousing at Edisto
and Port Royal at last accounts. A num-
Der Of merchant vessels have been fur
nished with Whitworth guns and others
were fitted to take part 10 the attack. Gen.
Gilmore has command Of large lspd
force, which is to cooperate with the ma
w. The present plan il frat to attack
and take the batteries on Morris Island.
If they were captured it was expected
that their big guns would be turned up.
on Fort Sumpter, aud the iron-olads be
thus aided in reducing the fort.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-14

'John," said dodng parsnt to her gor-
mandising son, edo you really think you
can eat the whole Of that pudding with
impunityf''
IL don't know ma" replied tn 3 youDg
hopeful, "but guess I can sss 1t with :
spoons ? 40. - sA.a, =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-14
Washington July I3

~, '"B soH sSuIy To-
The number Of prisoners who have
been forwarded by the Provost Marshal
General 70 Baltimore, is between. 5000
and 5000. This is independent Of those
sent forward by Gen. Couch, and hun.
dreds OF desertsrs in Pennsylvania. 1t is
estimated that 5000 deserters have left
Lees army, large portion of whom have
made their way across the Potomac, and
thence home. Nrom the best Of sources
il is believed that Gen. Lee has yet in
his command not less than SO. 900 man
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-14
Cincinnati. July l3

Bufaside has declared mastial Law !,
uine'nnsn, Covington and Newport
business is suspended and oil citizeo "a
required TO organize in accordance with
tho direot'ons Of the State and municipal
authorities.
Nothing definite is known Of Morgan.
whereabouts. 1t is supposed he viii en-.
deasor 10 move around the CITY and croes
the river between here and Maysyille.
Ihs nilish Is npidly coassssatins.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-14
New York, July Is.

Major General Howard has ,ssued an
address to bis 18th CORPS, Commemorative
them or their recent bravery and success
10 defe4tibg the rebels.
The Tribune states that one OF their cor
Respondents, who arrived Snnd.v from
the front statss that the posou,c b.a ri
len i've feet md v.s fa,d.lJs e. -.
The rebel armv 80 oan..n..s. -,
ling waters.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-14
W ashinpton. .Julv 1e

An accident occu,,ea -.
morning on the Wsshlng,o. v sA's w
the Baltimore d Ohio ra,l,a.a .ucn =.
m''es tn,s sias OF Annapolis JUNCTION.
One Of the trains stepped on the m,;,
track i''r water. but the fact did no, be-.
come known TO the eseinear az H.
osd train. both from this city, in time to
prsvens it from running into the FORM,
The cnIsh vss terrible. thirty q, for,v
including sixteen officers, were wounded
some Of them .sEioasy if no. fatally. The
sufersrsrs took fhs freioh, tr.ia 80 -
Washisgtos. =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-14
Philadelphia, July Is.

The draft in the Sd Congressional Dis.
,rict, which was TO have commenced this
forenoon, has been postponed on account
Of the dissatisfaction of the enrolling OIL
GERS, who complained Of injustice done
the district which they represented. The
facts have been sent to Washington, and
the draft ordered was suspended for the
present.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-14

Cincinnati, July IL.

Morgan left Moore's Hill on the Ohio
and NJ. X. Il. at O'Clock a. m. passed
over the Indisuapolis and Cincinnati h.
Il. ct point IS miles from here, and
reached Harrison, Hamilton Co., Ohio,
shout noon. At half past five. he was
within l6 miles Of Hamilton, moving
slowly on that place. Gen. Hobson, with
= strong force was four hours behind him
The damage done to the o. 4 N. II. r.
was three bridges destroyed, wster sta
ton burned. aud some Of the track re-
moved. Damage to the Indianopalis and
Cincinnati X. h. slight. One water tank
burned.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-14
Frederick, July IL.

Accounts from the front represent that
Lee is surrounded at or near Williamsport.
Our 9Th corps occupies Hagerstown, and
the llth corps Funkstown We are rap
idly pushing Lee to the river Gen kel
ley Is reported on the Virginia shore of
The Potomac to stop the progress of Lee.
The best information shows the rebels
have not crossed. but got over most of
their wounded and recrosssd ammuni.
,ion
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-14
Washington. july r..

7 Dispatches from headquarters Of the
army, dated At eight clock this evening
says:
All II. quiet. There was some Skin.
mishing to-day there docs not seem TO be
any feav that the enemy has crossed the
river. nor that be can or Will, without Civ
ing battle. There has been heavy rain
for three hours.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-14
Albany. Julr "a

The call for two companies of the ID
n ! to this city to garrison one of the
forts IN New York Harbor Was counter
msnded this morning by Gen. Wool.
they have this p. N. been ordered by tn.
Assistant Adjutant general to proceed to
Nov York city and report 70 the Com.
missary General for service in protecting
the State Arsenal there.
Coy. Seymour is in New Brunswick.
New jersey.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-14
Especial to the Post.
Washington. .Inlv I

One Of the heaviest rain storms of the
season commenced at midnight and still
continues. The road between here and
BALTIMORE is washed away for half mile
Specials from Frederick make no men.
ton OF any engagements between the on
posing armies this morning.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-14
Philadelphia. Julv l9.

The Enquirer has special from Boons-
boro 18th stating that our forces are
steadily advancing and are in sigh. of the
rebels. No fighting to-day. 1t il report
ed that an attempt was made to turn our
right near Hagerstown, but were rspuls-