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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-22
OFFICE OF BOARD OF ENROLL

~ MENr, Worcester, August 49, 1868 The following
drafted exempted the term of the present
draft, and for the following reasons;
EXEMPTIONS AUGUsTl4
Michael Teehan, paid Communication.
David Harrington, paid communication
W $ Carpenter paid Communication
II Cutler, paid Communication.
Leonard Brown paid communication
Chas b Hathaway, only support ofparents
Daniel Dodge, paid Communication
John Harrison over age.
LINEN h,,l,3 ! ;J lathe, paid Communication.
Geo i Sbepherd na p'i% es S9allltu'"t'oh'
Tdyin og ~ W, i'D al, ip e,,.,,
s,imnnl Pra,,fi ~ Xxx pa a. communications
Nndi;,, ~ 1 ,sI ~ nii.i,. ,.,,,,
ny mooq il lteVelt i motnefIessen lId'
W. W. pei a ~ pulo , Johlinutauon.
NirbaoI r,i1a,, p oIia, So'''ni"'"'ioh
M SiTi%,1 rn nSliSy d 'usgn 400
I I IN l. i99shhey, over age
henry "hiung, pal1 communication;
tb, Z, pooroo nA nai1 Sas, AtS VET
Milan W Hsvwopd Maid "nr',nutaiiop
S pm n ny f I,Ou,; pmI comau,ati COMMUNICATION,
I9 cams p SnaSas o%iy SON smn,or Of o,no
F9.nL tniyh Uil Suppu . =, inotler'
EtanM Mn Ni IL, 0'IS smnnQrt o. mother
t, d,i. oT ID " p'iu ~ ~ Vihuialion
T nH so w II oou, P%in Communication
Nm y Carroll E 9yer a IONS AuGusrH'
Nm Nm n S aiIn, over yer, age
mas bal!ou PAD comnutatlon.
ITuw6ridge \ 65r Su naid cndno,on
Ihos bQoth, pald cOmmutaton.
I i'm he;C n oiil} support OIL aged mother.
itIlIy a wood palu communication.
Ns,otEcD lloWlaiiu palu communications
WIN Esty' pald computation.
Lorenzo oanGers0n' paid communication.
Loren ARNOLD pau communication
i;hWatG y Slafk PAID communication.
Calep > 4 aiti only support.
nus PrSGy, pad communication
g gt,i u l. \ Leland hlysuppOrt.
mlcnaei helley' only support
GGeOlBe Bemls' only support
i IIloihas moran, pad communications.
INhtu9uel, " lleICe' paiu communication.
I,ehnls T. ilke, pa9 communications
n.nr, 4, Nj, ,add ", riau :. ~ pIu'a'ioh'
Albert r Carnenier naid co1,,r,,,,a,io,
CICorpc w Krnwifon naid cnInr,nna ,Jnn
Lewis Gravel alien i '
Jobn a po,Lnr n.3d ,o,,,D,,,.o.ia,
John DufIee in service March al
Frederick ChnmberIin onI,s sunnor,
Edward CALVIN maid eonimntinittinn
John w liiliines On y snnnnrt i''
Svlvanus II Hsrson tbraaf 80 ~ H. o.,... a,,,,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-22

BInir bye! Hair bye !-BATcHELoRs CELE-
DRAFTED HAIR DYE IS THE BEST IN TUE WORLD I-Ihe
only Harmless, true and reliable Dye KNOWN lhis
splendid Hair Dye is perfect-changes Red husV Vi
Grey Hair instantly to Glossy Black or Natural
BrovR, without injurng the hair or staining the sN
leaving the hair soft and beautiful; mparts ireSh N'
y frequently restoring its pristine COLOR ana reces
the i'll effects of bad Dyes. The Genuine Is sisheu ~
LIAM A. BATCHELOR, all others are mere llli'"',on'
and should be avoided. Sold by all DRUGGISTS So' ~
tory-sI Barclay street N. Y Bachelors New Ioilet
Crc, for pressing the Hair Sold in Worcesterby Geo
J.. Harlow u%WIS
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4Aauts

w ANTED-A few good Upper Leather
" Cutters and Boot TreeIs at
West Boyl ton, June ., 1863 al ia
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-22

Have You Fought Your Clothes " ringerf
If so, you have bought too CUMMINGS
SWALLOWS SELF REGULATOR Is he Machine
above all Others in use tno altering screos for every
clothes with this Machine, rs well q ~ Gd4ih eau
and see one in use at &. A. CUMMINGS shop, 2u5
Mair street. opposite Brinley Hall
Agents wantedin every State, city, and TOWN. state
County, and Town Rights for Sale. DIT f34
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-22
OFFICE OF BOARD OF ENROLL

OFFICE OF BOARD OF ENROLL
- NEST, Worcester August 20, 1868 The following
drafted men have been exempted for the term of the
present draft, i.n6 for the following reasons
EXEMPTIONS AUGUST 20, 1863.
Francis whiting only support OF mother.
Amos Partridge paid communication
Timothy Ryan, paid communication.
VIM Caswell, paid communication.
James Freker paid communications.
Edwin Taft, non resident.
Orlando Scott, paid combination.
g HolbrOOk, paid communication
Edwin Ulney eebleness of constitution from malaria
ana Canp life.
Lowell Blake. decided fcebleness of constitution.
small
Phenuel Barney, excessive and confirmed stammer-
ing
David Wilkinson, chest too small-28inches.
byron Albee, old granular Inflammation of the elds
David Adams disease Ofthe head Of the left fenlur
Henry Fisher, teeth insufficient.
Francis WadOn decided ieebleness of constitution
Per order of the BOaid.
SAMUEL v. STONE,
q, Captain Provost Marshal Sth Mass. District.
nuZl d2t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-22

The public cautioned against the SPURIOUS articles
of LYE for making SOAP, &c, now offered for sale,
The only GENUINE and PATENTED Lye is that made by
the Pennsylvania Salt Misunderstanding Com
pany, their trade mark for it being "SAPONIFiER;
or, CONCENTRATED I'VE" The great SUCCESS OF
this article has led UEPRINCIPLED PARTIES to endeav0
to it, in violat of the Company s patents
All NJ nuflcturers, BGyers Sellers of these SPUR
Gus Lyes, hereby notified that the ComOany have
employed as their Attorneys,
GEORGE HARDING, Esq, Of Philadelphia, and
WILLIAM FAREWELL. ESQ, Pitsburg.
And that all Manufacturers, Users Sellers of Lye, IN
violation the rights of the Company, will be PROSE-
CUTED at once.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-22

GInasn is making splendid Photographs, coIoreG
PLAN from mall Daguerreotypes and Ambrovpes at 81
MaiuStreet 81
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FAMILY MOURNING.

We call the attention of our customers and purchasers
general yto our superior stock IF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-22

II hAL EoTAT TIE WANTED IN FIX.
AZ CHANGE FOR VALUABLE Personal, PROP
ERI1 Any one having Real Estare In this civ worth
irom $1,000 10 s5VOO which they would like exchange
Tor sALEABLE Personal Property, will please address H.
4. T., worcester. AMI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-22
NIARR IED.

In West Boylston, Aug 10, by Rev. VIM Murdoch,
Mr. Benjamin Muzzy of Princeton to Miss Marion Lo-
gan OF W est Boyston
In Uxbridee, Mass Aug IA, Mr. John Sham to Miss
Margaret hudson, both OF Bla kstOne
In Blackstone, Aug. 10, MIR Frank SnZinger, to Miss
Celia Collins both of b.
IN Har,weh, Aug. 10, Mr. William Gould and Miss
Helen $ Howe. both of West Brookfeld
In Brookfeld, Aug. IA, Mr. Cheney johnson, to Miss
Martha W cooley, both of BrOOkfed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-22

CIaa!n is makirz Gard Photographs uneauaucd
this country. Give him a call dtf n'v2
The New York herald., 1863-10-31
Ths Pravaseer FIorida.

The Privateer Florida.
EXAMINATION or FOUR o. THK CHBw-H0V MW
ARE OBTAINED FOR THE PnTvArEER sxgvIc1 N nm
SOUTH. KEW -"
The four men Who were taken of the Francis A. Pal
mer como days since, charge Of having formed por
tton OF the Of the prvaeer Florida, examined
at the County Jail yesterday. II appeared from their
statements that they pressed into the service othe
psvaeer or were taken from or vessels captured by the
REBEL One OF them, named John Brown, stated that he
was In Mobile at the time the Florida was ready for sea-
and that there great trouble In getting crew. Ac
coroingV summary measure adopted. and the
sorp guard ordered 10 patrol the streets any
ana all SAILORS they could meet In this manner crew
was obtained After the vessel had been out short
time their numbers were augmented by captures; but
there were great many malconte0ts on board
and II was determiped BY the disaffected ones
70 get up mutiny at the Arst opportunity.
When the Florida went into Brcst. France.
II was considered favorable tme and the mutny which
had been ripe for some days broke out II was thought
advisable at first by the officers put out 70 sea- over
the conspstors hang them without mercy but
the mutineers numbered and Il was thought
they had some arms this project abandoned They
were accordingly placed shore and provided with
discharge and letter OF credit Liverpool house for
their back pay. This almost needless to say, proved
worthless From Brest the crew worked their way over
u Liverpool, and from 10 various ports. The
names Of the others taken with Brown John Curran
Charles A. Grover and John jackson. They will probably
be discharged in few days. there being nothing 70 dis
prove their satements that they forced TO
board tho vessel
The New York herald., 1863-10-31
Government nxperimentai Farm.

Tho establishment Of an experimental farm, under the
supervision and direction OF the Commissioner Agrcu
ture connection with agriculture, school college,
is regarded as OF great importance and effort will be
made at the approaching session Of Congress obtain
appropriation for this purpose Numbers Of such nst
tuons have been established in Great Britain and other
parts OF Europe aud rendering most important service
to the agricultural interest," which is the real Of
The prosperity o ali nations This subject carly brought
before the public In thecrop report Of the Commissioner
OF Agriculture for tho month Of October published to day
sould attract the attention and receive the sup
port OF all Glasses OF people.
The New York herald., 1863-10-31
Income TAX In Bresuly..

Theennualt a tazss asssssl ilos.sss. plate. ~
Hard tasiss, yachts. scous. Co. By The Assessor, wn
e. Rsohson E. Of the Thid district Of this STATE has
been eonpet1 and is In the hands Of the Collector r
collection. amounts 10 s4s0.7Is. Of which the sum d
S4SS.90o u for income. and, taking this list with The
monthly lists made during the past year. makes tAs
amount already assesssd nearly one million two
hundred Thousand dollars. The district includes sAs
First, Second. Third Fourth Tirlh sexanb Fyeve,,n
the city Of Brooklyn. -'
There are several OF our Brookya neghbors uepotiag
over hundred thousand dollars their anpua
while one q TWO manuacturers Of tobacco and sugar Tor
months, pay at the OF forty 70 ope h,nSrs6
thou Thousand s year year - Tho largest income roported is
the gcntleman-a New York merchant resident in ne
Third ward, Brooklyn-sent bis cheek yesterday. Tns
smallest income reported is dollar Dn which The tsr
ia three cents The list three hundred ana nl.s
teen pages, numbering forty lines eacn, showing the
name residence. date description, value rate OF tar
class c. Of each assessment, and indicates the number
OF assessments 10 be about ten or twove thousand
The following table shows the amount OF class a.
sessed In each month and In tho annual list during ths
The New York herald., 1863-10-31
Examination OF ths SOLDIERS OF tho I'm
t valid Corps.


Tho Board OF Hospitals have rcpted the general results
OF their examination of soldiers for the Invalid corps They
found large proportion Of tho ward masters, cooks
and clerks unfit for field service and very many
not proper subjects Tor the First battalion The
guards were generally the most bodied mon about
tho hospitals They found that soldiers "reported for
duty" not sent from hospitals direct TO their reg
ments required by tho War Department orders.
10 very many mouths eapse between the sol
dier leaving the hospital and joining his regiment Some
have passed the greater portion Of their enlistment
in travelling from hospitals to convaIescent camps and
from convaIescent camps to hospitals The Board say
that they have taken pains to instruct medical officers
to the Of completing the companies Of the Second
battalion OF tho Invalid corps, in time
fomA satisfactory hospital corps by adding quail
fed for hospital service, and dschargng those fonnd
physically unable to perform any duty They are
strained to report that they did not find medical
officer fully acquainted with the general orders governing
the organization OF the Invalid did they find
In any hospital complete invalid roll.
The New York herald., 1863-10-31

dssesraed and the destruction Of property ser., n,
the position q the he says thst he knows
nothing, any civilian wandering 10 the camps bep~
quickly gobbled UP con6ped IN the guard house Ou
side q the army Is almost impossibW to vs every
thing having been consumed Tne suter establishments
Is observed from Lookout Mountain that tho federsIs
have removed the rails from the two roads convergng W
Chattanooga, and the inference s that they intend
build road from Jasper Tenn TO their rear SO as to dis
pense with their wagon trains this DO So Rosecrans
has determined make Chattanooga his base for che
winter. Tenacious be may be, however in bis grasp
upon Southern SOIL there others who clair 70 have
ished their cycles be may nd himself srugglng 70 hold
his possessions II not for the life Of his army itself
Ss ns %
70 carry out any project and al the proper time VIII
II is Understood that Lieutenant General Hill has been
relieved Of the command OF his corps The reason IL not
assigned but from camp talk presume 1t u connected
II is stated also that Pembertoa was offered by the
President when here the command OF one OF Bragg's
corps, but declined the proer. cannot vouch for che
Some among your readers may chide correspondent
for mentioning rumoFs; but they should remember that
'where there is smoke there is nre." cautious writer
10 reecting The opinions Of an army will make dis
tinction between facts aud representations II 6 my
sndsavor 70 emulate the example
Since writing the above have had an interview With
two federal desorters just brought in-members OF Gen.
yS 1s,.. Dsyis Flying Legion mccoOss c0spsSs
is 10 miserable condition, destitute alike Of suhcency
Of food and OF all their usual comforts. The ra-
meat the size Of MANS palm, say quarter pound
and colee and sugar. They state that wheeler has
CAPTURED tho whole OF Davis division tranabout twelve
vicinity OF Bridgeport road, pouncng every
wag n that appears in sight. Neither knew anything
Of the arrival OF reinorcements Of srebe prison
ers near Chattanooga but say II 10 camp talk that
Joe Hooker s on bis way to Speaking Of the
Virginia corps, the late battle, Of them remark
cd that "the Yankee army would rather meet four
Braggs than one LoDgstreet." They always
selves There anxiety the part Of the federal
troops to attack here but they say that when
forcemens tarrive they confident OF cleanng out
the whole rebel arm" bya flank movement.
The the wOrst LOOKING specimens OF bones and
filth ever worked into human shape; yet BOTH In their
revelations desiring OF course to tell all they knew
IDENTIFY spoke the truth they have been taught
to DO by habit and association. t -s
The New York herald., 1863-10-31
The Adoption or the Federal OonseSGusien
Hsa.-al ~ by Rhode Isiand. 11 l'l-


For many years past hes been known 10 sl persoao
interested In the history Of Rhode Island that the oDs
Of The Convention adopt the Consttuton Of the Upe1
States May, $780, wen rs the journals Of the General
Assembly Of the year. not 70 be found among
tho public archives Of the State, indeed was y
nown that thoy were 10 existence, Various writer's
the constitution have during the ms sixty seventy
years. sought In vain for the Journals Of tho Cvnvcntion
aRd Of the General Assembly alluded to Members Of the
Convention, toe, werc called ucpn for partcuars
nected with the debates IN that body bot Of H.
journals 10 be found, and for many years hae
been believed that they longer existed. We tskV
great pleasure n announcing that they have just como y
light f4 te7T = F.. g0Nfs "a l5 te...ss,. (,
Yesterday morpiug Mr. Bartlett Secretary Of State
rcceiveda rom tho Hon. wilkins Updke. OF South
Knsstown, accompanied by large bundle nsaintnR the
missing Journals together with other papers Of valus
connected with the adoption Of tho federal consltutoa
by ms STATE In transmitting these valuable papers M.
Updks said that 10 looking over some old papers be eas
across these, which he sent ~ the 6ecretaryU
been msnifested By wrters tbe federal consttutou
IN the history o. tho adoption OF that Instrument oy
Rhode sland hops these paDers will b pot Int
proper shape sud 70 tho pubc at early day.
The New York herald., 1863-10-31
Resignation or BrigadIer Gener
Strong,


The following farewell letter, addressed by Breadier
General William K Strong TO his STAFF has been received
from the General, who is now In New York
No. "a PNW STREET, NEW YORK, set %, 1868
Captain FiLLEBRowN, Chief OF Staff 81. Louis, No.
CAPrAYNSnce my arrival hero my health has impr0vod
considerably and should doubtless be physically qbie
to TO duty at tho expiration OF leave but two
entire neglect or all my private interests and affairs.
seem TO demand from me now my personal care and
oversight OF them consequently have felt constrained
to tender resignation OF the position bed Brt
gadier General United States Volunteers, and which
duly accepted by the President TO take .onect
on the 2ath inst u thus taking leave O. military mo
can never forget the many agreeable associations
which have attended 1t during my two years OF
vice, and the kindness and respect shown me by all
among whom my lot OF labor has been cast, and tho
memory Of them will be pheasant IN all my future
upon the EARTH desire 10 convey through you TO all
the members Of my staff the OF my sincere
respect and friendship for them, and all They have
and by their respectful demeanor aud prompt obedience
Of orders entitled TO my thanks would exhort
them all to continue faithful, and untrng in tho
work OF preserving our government from Destruction
This wicked rebellion will soon, trust NE overcome ana
extpated from country, when all rosume their
continue in my retirement from military c TO do all
TO nvgosste the ranks Of loyal army In the deld
battling FOR national life, aud 70 feel livoly zeal I'm
all that them n their tolls, suEernRs and
rdces until complete triumph Of flag and Union ie
secured, which will soon ensue. - ft1 d
Again. allow TO say 10 my stan, one and ALL through
you, that 10 bidding them farewell Ishali cherish
{or each Of them tho warmcst remenabrances d
pect and friendship, and wish them oil Of future
sefuncss and honor and tho enoUmento Of prosperous
and happy fo. With sentiments 0f true reg ard your
late commander. WILLIAM K. STRONG
The New York herald., 1863-10-31
az The Mississippi Election.
The following geotlomen are elected TO tho several o

Tho Following gootloInen are elected TO tho several o.
0cee named ~
Governor-Generai Charles Clark
Secretary OF statc-Hon G. A. Brougher
Auditor Public Accounts-HoB. A. j. Gillespie.
Treaswer-Hon M. u. Hayes. 4.
1ff4 CONGRESSIONAL DExsGaTrOn
First Bstrict-Coloucl John A. Orr.
Second DiStrict-Colonel W. r. Holder.
Third District-Hon. Israel we.sh*
Fourth District-Hp II. & Chambcrsss a.
Firth Dstrict-HoD. o. Snget0n.s 1913
Sixth Dstrct--Hon T.. BaSksdalos
Seventh I,slrct--Hon --- Lanktn.
These marked thus re elected
The legislatures Is composed OF noarIy ali rev members
General 0hosou u elected MAJOR General by handsome
majority
The New York herald., 1863-10-31

KILLED ~ nR GAS A sARAroGA erRma. LA soldier OF
the Second Veteran cavalry by the name Of Charles
Welsh from schuyicrvle found dead ~ the Pavs-
Nan Spring, In this village on Tuesday evening. His
bc went with pitcher 10 teome water, and u " sup
posed that while reaching down within the curb he
ovcrpowersd with the gas escaping from the spring and
died Immediately. Coroner Barrett called end an
inquest held The jury found the facts Substantially
above. He Ien hs aunts house with pitcher about
half pest ak and found dead In about feen Minutes
An experiment made II the request Of the Jury with
chicken. which waskilled BY holding inside the curb
for half minute. e.-Sorof9oidR
The New York herald., 1863-10-31
tn. Amsrseaa Ds,Iss vsss~.

The members ssnposisg ~ Ansriona Bsbls Union ~
sumed their session rAussAAy morning Dr. ArmAAs
prss,o,ss The sspovs d sfA osaq1ass % isgAc'ss, -
t,msssue the s "a ts untss during the past
A "a 400 presented and rsosivsd After tbs sariAsv
anssesoa of snim Assass bssosss. Prsfssscr Cosssa
proceeded 10 sps~.S a " ~ nsvsnn 6 The BibIe's
subject which b.A sHssd ths atsotscn NJ bhlckia
The New York herald., 1863-10-31
Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.


PHLADurmA, Oct. 30, 1863.
Stocks irregular Pennsyiva1ja 6y 100 Reading Rail.
road. can Morris Canal. 0s; Long Island Railroad e.
Pennsylysnis naroad, ny Gold, LAC. sishs exchangs
flour Arm: saios 800 bbls at - 02H. What nrm
and ADVANCED 1hc sc sales 900 buahsk red u = .
81 IS; white, u 80 Q e2 o. Csn nrm. saleo 5000
bsnoeb; yellow at u oS Mos pork nrm a ole. Lard
nrm 81 ike. whiskSy nrm at &c. 02e. ltsi1
RALsrwonx, Oct. 90, 1904
Flour firm and scarce, salos ZOO bbis Ohio and 10
wwd street extra a 81 81 wheat active: Kentucky
white, 81 05 f2 red dull Corn qutes aud dscltneA L.
Oats heavy: Psuusyivsnia as 600. 80.
r0 BuYs alo, Oct 90-lPM
Flour eesiy. Wheat hes hrin. with fsir demand:
sales o0,cco L,shcls A. 81 ~ for No. Nilwankce
cub 81 y fcr Green Fay a.. and red winter Illinois,
81 70 ior No chicago s2ring. - - for amber Michi-
gsa Corn qrisl AZ p3c. oats 70 fair demand: sales
SO 600 bushels on private terms Barey20 900 bushes
soid on pr,vass terms. whtskey quiet n 70e Canal
freghts r 1oc. On corr isc on wheat 20 New Yosk
Imporis-s.o0o bbh. -four, 10000 bushels wheat,
900 bushsn corn Exports-e 900 bbs nouv, lss 80
bushels wheat 900 bushels corn 5000 bushels oats
The New York herald., 1863-10-31

Rebel C0nscription In tho Government
Departments.

TFTOm Tue KIchm0nd EXanlneF, OCt.
On Saturday order from the War Department went
into effect which subjects conscvption and enrolment
all clerks who entered upon clerkshps at the departments
since October. 1862. 4
We understand that the CONSERVATION among the do
partmenai employees guile gencrai and that many have
taken theoretically to blue mass and cathartio pills.
The New York herald., 1863-10-31
Destitution in Georgis.

! " From The KIChmOnd Wig, OCT. ZT.I
The Grsnd Jury of Muscogee county, Georgia. have
$50 900 this year for the benefit OF the Tho
Estate on amounts 1888 600, both OF which
have beon turned to the Commissioner for the relief
of INDECENT families OF soldiers, living and dead In add
ton this ample provision they have In Columbus relief
association with capital OF nearly 500 900, which fur
nshes provisions and other necessares OF life to soldiers
families and others who are unable 10 pay the market
for at cost prices bong at from twenty
nve to ffty per lower than the regular markets.
Rebel Prisoners I'm Castle Thunder
From the Richmond Examiner, Oct. 26
The number of prisoners Of all deccriptons held In the
Castle yesterday amounted to neary mteen hundrcd-a
larger number than has been held az any one period
before.
list Of FIVE hundred is being prepared, who will be
sent 70 tho army of northern Virginia.