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Worcester daily spy., 1863-07-16

| -SonS SdIy appeared before me- the pbove raoI
certGra, ana seYeraly made oath ~ i,snieu -
kpoWed o @ are correct and true TO The hss e aooy'
N1ru at - this -- day of VI sie feace.
cases Tvbo ne ne certhcate in regard 10 ngo l. l., -
thc nars ptactcable TO be signed bv ~ % III all
snrIiiioi lhhg exemption, and t,o 90 aIehts o
DIanE spac va m e regulations to be adbard emu
person Is ~ m il M te certificate to Indicate ibe w. ne
Thai 7 I a tU oc e. M Cd as follows: '' "so OF Inc
That n uaOER TRESTF'' years of soo
MARRIED" an iiiihl lf-FIVE' years Of age sAxn
ing 10 The facts IN m mFoI:rrFIvE years Of age
noronts = n case the certificate is not ,,., , .
spectnbie iact OF age must be certihed t Nv tne
sam. tot persons, (heads of an esi p Two re-
county or district with the ~ IN the
81 Reenst1i - ~ aimed the requirements Of ~ mnom
Riant. ~ @c must be complied with paragraph
This nGIoa tlese forms, to be obtained v anniia.,
2ani5p oy' (except Sundays between tbe 5, az
preiaIt A persons who may be drafted. and Who
Board nf T,ues, must give notice In writi se 70
sent subsito!lmeDt that such dav tbat ~ tne
stating giving his naine res sde1ce ana a pre-,
The 1oiieciiiStv iiiSv lc - an alien citizen "eo' anu
jze1 Inv Inc @ @ls oI internal Revenue have beon o.A
tary Of the OF War and directed by tbe s
who desire to nav 10 receive from drafted persons
Worresae: Adm THAYER ESQ No y 9is sS9Minutaton
and viii aas', Is Collector foi the Eibt street,
SANtt y i'e ,l pst nent for this District ''fict'
Cnu L v. SIUNE, CaptBn and proao.. ~,
~ EHiiao. IL DEANS ComniIssinyor i0foSt marshal.
mi PHA MEL MARTIN, Sturgeon
dSat,Tu&Th
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ASHBURNuAM

r ASHBURNHAM.
| VHnh ~ II ipgUoI Charics i r ,clu,oo5 +,
S' SsonG, Austin Brooks, Granyill. r CiI5n;, 80
samuel T.. Stone, Albert F. Johuso, u;,,l Isl
Da"ty' William DAyrymple Highland II I'i'd Ia nr T.
William 'li'o'i ~ william BriSgS, Alexander MORSE
n neeier, Carl Richel, Merrick Ham, Di' AAsahel
! J' Omarlgs M w. Lane, Stephen Snwtn +t"1Am I.iu
= Mi, Henry Peky, Charles G Fo' 6- ~" III
T NY Martin b. Lane Ptuck MuIc,Iy 0i"nse in,ls,
Newell T,1,,. augustus q Nutting, Fawap 1H r.
p. Sawin VIM" W.. ward, Charles s Keyes, Jonas
WdIian,ii " ii,,ain Frahknn, Thomas Donlan
ti " man l.. e. Ward, Alexander Grant Douian'
II0ounin I Hosea s. Whitney, ChaTi! II wv, ~
noIuey hlng, Flahklin s Oliver 6.. :" az
rene, iIIntn, Il, dlmorhy O'Kerfc Waller 'i"Ure I,w
S B,own Nv W,,s' DLo9Ks' JOIN, Z. Goodwin, David |
Ren,'' p,U"h "ehda p Clark, Ecderirk w G"'lu 'a
Uh UGhtoh Adams, Robert n. Sha,x II iier,
c'n Grorge +. Pouer, J,s.Uh s nr',.E "iE W
eVISe Hddley, Frederick NJ Sta1l.,' ~ : nam
ra.an D'tuoy, My, O,pan Ca,lant, William q Nh
Sberbert "atn t,ys DHuI1P, Theodore Barrel. PrIsr
> OyIus l.. HorOn-64 0ei
I,h,,p AiHOL
ton AIhar, a, ooqs, Samuel Searls, N. C. Knowl.
,r,' 11aDer' oanderSon, William N Gicocn,, G
u9se' !" liam H. Foster, Cfris,nnI,on E','- ~
Ricb1, GI@,ght I smith, Elijah L. Bryanr, G.o W W.
Jerry IL IT,Ili',' fhelps, Jaduthen w Ainns
S%oou: j. Aiouzo Whitney, FrnnG + pd Elem
AIollrah Fay, Joseph GuilfnrI W pula[d,
a"cs T., W,licomb, Daniel d. Brurs Ai or
1awie"re, William H. Frost, john = Nth IT. a.
I"I arI Iy, ray, james S J9bpns, G. Sumnrp lIir' GI'
'rR, R 1alnss Gooledge, Wm II. Le9narJ En1 Hoi'
Sri" n'IFfkgs & Branch A,rys, Mason htrSy sr9v
"a, 4 Franas ma'' p 9hn IL Balard, Luceu new ys
Jar an odiI'vah More Lyman A Chanh-r,iII 4-g.i1n
.rnni rt,en a. Beaman Horatio Mana iipsm
,.,,r,,, i",u. hubbard D Smith, David d g. -
eof$s GsoS S.orkwe Gardner Howo, Geo. 90 II Gay' Eay
War%isI pDfsI vi rhAm A"dreWs, Henry w STaiton, p
oore, Lacius .I3'nS En. IL Go,9dSpeod, Joshua L.
epGTlck e H George, Henry StcarnS 'IIiIams II.mn
J"n' bg3J fwichcl Jr., Geo H Rr6orJiSohn H. !;
N4"i'i' Nice, Geo. K, Pnelps-67 '''op' II
Worcester daily spy., 1863-07-16

NINTH CONGRESSIONAL D1srp1cr r.o
C C'"i'ins ior the 9th District takes place at
greenfield The following report has been
,l; haue oi towns in that district belonging to
Worcester daily spy., 1863-07-16

Inc drafting from this congressional dis
trict was concluded on Wednesday afternoon
: rom urst to last it has been accompanied by
good order. The resblt OF the drawing ves.
terday will be found below:
Worcester daily spy., 1863-07-16

In rHE DAILY sPY :-one square" (three fourths
an inch first Insertion s each subsequent insertion
40 cents; one week, s2 two weeks, 81 49, one month
81 three months, s1 year, go. For half square
the price Will be three fourths Of the price Of one square,
inside Advertisements and Special Notices. extra price
In WEEKLY, First insertion 81 per square each sub
sequent Insertion Is cents.
M1sAu transient Advertisements must be paid In ad
Yearly OF regular advertisers will be required to
make quarterly payments.
~ No grdtuitous Adperttsements No report, reso
lutiOns, proceedings Of any corporation society or
association, and Communication designed 10 call at
tention to any matter OF limited Individual interest
be inserted, unless paid for as Advertisement
The Publishers will not hold themselves resuunsI.
BILE for any that may occur beyonl the amount
charged for the Advertisement.
Worcester daily spy., 1863-07-16

IlaTed at - this - - uaVIVb UI Z Poace.
members f III, tts Is only incnded 10 appy wI,ero .h
same ta1 ne a'nly claiming exemption reside IN Ky Ky
arJ IA II anV of the menDeIs reside is, ~ INC
States no oo e%empob i9 the 1ary Of the ned
NoTE en- mat acc 'unt be CLAIMED
parcnt, e ms certncate must be signed nv n, ~,
sons ead tee of 0e any not by respectable e peT ne
claimed. '''e person lor whom exemption is
Worcester daily spy., 1863-07-16

and "@ any appeared before me the above nonIcI
cate s sSeseTauy mad; oath that the ebovc co,Je
and belief ana true to the best Of their Eno ae
Worcester daily spy., 1863-07-16
0Ortester 9aiIp Spp
THE DAILY spy.

euhscrSter the DAILY SPY will be furnished to pew
M at the following rates.: 'neir SUBSCRIPTIONS,
Worcester daily spy., 1863-07-16

MISCELLANEOUS.
According to the estimates of the Cincin'
natl papers there was brigadier general to
every regiment of a thousand men in the gar
rison of Vicksburg.
Some six hundred of the rebel prisoners
taken at Gettysburg, and sent to Baltimore,
have already taken the oath of allegiance
The Troy Wing says different sounds travel
with different degrees of velocity. A call to
dinner will run over ten acre lot in a min
ute and half, while summons to work will
take from five to ten minutes.
Worcester daily spy., 1863-07-16
MusitaI.
FIRST-RATE BOOK FOR THE

n FlhO Ina Il DOOh IOh AAA
"A MELODEON.-NewM Method forthe MEL0DEos and
other INSTRUMENTS THE ORGAN CLASS, selected main,
ly from Lundel's Celebrated MelodeOn Instructor and
containing kesy Lessons and attractive Music, nclud
ing the Popular Songs Of the Day. and variety OF Psalm
AMI Hymn Tunes book that cannot fail to give salts
faction Price only $l00; receipt of which II VIII be
sent postpaid. OLIVER DIrSON CO., Publishers,
Washinpton street. Boston, diff jill
Worcester daily spy., 1863-07-16

county nnd oefs, - - and - oftbo -
the a6ove STATE above nentoned hereby town
10 ne oes of our knowledge and 5e correct and true
Worcester daily spy., 1863-07-16

tha4 =, - county, state Of - ,l Iesl 'entS Of
co3rty and ,t51o :" the fan ly end household S Of NY
ag service OF the United States AZ Te N toe niili
e'neeis' musicians priyates - "0"'ooLi'hssioned
Worcester daily spy., 1863-07-16

having ham county, Stafe
COneress yaoiied under the provisions IF on a..
military % duty aRP[HyGa h Ig eIHg March abe sS4a peom
cer W that am legally subject ~ states hereby
'r the following reasOns 10 Sueh liability, and
+""t dh years of age.
Worcester daily spy., 1863-07-16

to the wharf, and the injuries he thus re-
ceived resulted in death in two or three hours
o4tar
Worcester daily spy., 1863-07-16

dents of iip'''' ------7-- and ---- rost
hereby certf 80, County, State Of Masso rest
childfen nnder % tnat - is father If tnr, Is,
Tor pp5Tt years of age and dependent ON Ss %
Worcester daily spy., 1863-07-16

LOR SALE-Three good Job Teams,
n with good run Of custom. They will be sol slngly
or all together For particulars Inquire at 1853 ain Sc
or $50 Pleasant street. y. o. address s. w. r., Wor-
3 eester, Mass. du ml9
Worcester daily spy., 1863-07-16

Michael Quinlan
Thomas Dolan,
Chas. A. Knox,
Francis Whiting,
Francis 0. Maso
Galen Allen,
ID. c. Larkin,
Lyman B. Newto
VIM. 0. Conner,
Chas. IL. Mitchell.
Peter Eshman,
John King,
John A. O'Shea,
VIM. Claflin,
Fred. A. Myricl,
John S. May;Iew,
Frank Dolan,
Sampson C. Steel,
Ichabod w. Cook,
Timothy O'ConnoI
Thomas E. Cushm.
Alden B. Smith,
Is. II. Spaulding,
John De Witt,
Isaac Littlehale,
John Fitz Simmon,
Michael O'Brien,
Robert Wallace,
Albert H. Sweet,
John Townsend,
Franklin ChamberI
Smith G. Dow,
Henry S. Cushman
John Kelley,
Francis Franz y Gr;me GGoliilor'
Cbas II r Gviliil' WLi.h'
Peter HirJs u nue.
Cbas. ii''I%s' F Ria'n,.,,..,
Rowland Il T''l'oliaru' Foa'n1
Perley ''p p =; EirI,is : os'er'
Chas q CaiJp':, : iqius'
Patricl( ',i, y, cron cuoiushllfh'
IL ~, IN = Cro'l''h'
OGI O%'lies L crest,
" nicnael n5 DE Wire,
Johh shaw,
TNi0iiildil Lee,
Jeremiah Murphy,
Nelson n L. Perry,
Geo' W. Hale,
w NJ IL. Staples,
ddenry A. Clat1in,
Geo. Geo M. Gilmore,
~, 4 atrick Sullivan,
4, 4 noLnas Laughlin,
9lic1ael Corlea,
noVett ~ Cllapin,
w w allace lockwood,
nehry hlsk,
1Sa,'o I'8, w. t.
%;. T%'i,sG y o,NI 1'eai'
! I'V;i''iS - S1o1r,iia a ~ Gai'
TaIsan T., ~ Sniti, %
NJ. MI IT,, EnnI.
1,La ~" N'i y 1''-iei9' pdTah,
-, II H.
go. r . w W., 1%
patn;ol, .Ui 81 namai'l, ,,~,e'
PGaharl %'l an So, Cw;,p ,p''"
7 p Shanin y ,''ir''''
nayid pndnh
Iamos ,1 Mil MiIlor
~ " H., uns,on
Tartns Nnt,nm t1l' '0"'
a IA NJ u Perbam ,Ti'ai,
Svlyastar I, Maddor
Niann;s '.GS'I-t GoL;n - '-"N'e''
Inr,o. NInnaL,.
patn;a,. J",i.H' ~ 1Ia,.;y H. pny
! I"bn IN NJ nio'ii''
NIatham MI - pou,o.
Sa"nnaI G. luI D0T II pan.o,a. o,,,
1S"ni"S, Tnna SaitL ~ wv ioiu''
patn;nI ~ T'ii,'',' pr,.,,.
CbarIns b'' '.L~ p"' II Wo,,rou Io,,
IS,"r'Is Eh"n e. -, N'o"feH
Pnrrr r IaI"n1 'J"'''
HE;n,y.li G,L Lei%iiu' i,tiI,
cl'U',aei SnI a." e1oiii I
GrLn I'i P''ei a Son.,o'. a, 0ooN, Loo,>
Vo'ii, a ~ a, nnps~ oemiey \coi",
c. a, 49, D"seipol1' D'i
J",han = "''i.' d ei'I'i,,i"i'' Tan"n
I5u',,L' Euoni. . TneiI Jo-'eT'
~. = %.'N ni,S ~ oe"ei''
I E1n.;n 'Im "u''It IL H. ~,
NJ NSi,Iia.i - -, cii 49,
~ i'o:i'1Ii 1Ii y ai' i''
NI,i Ill., tiissS,iS, 5 Eh,
IT, HI'n,'.I ~, c11 D'i%"'
nn";h n,'" an ttoo;e Goiioi'
10, I"bn ~. Snd1,aa DIdiiio'
OIiman 1Ti,.l SOUS ~ tn,;i,
W. W. Hartinid y, aI,,'o""
aIhert ri' II ~ FIa~, II,",
M'e' Maodv : ,rronaSt = ,"ss'
Iaoor' Pa,or Ealion lieo''''
I Ielr e'si 1I"a.;n y "l,t.i'
Jo,in yI tI;.i m'' ili'' ,
%ii golli iil,luS1 Il SI1,,e.,.
Marin Harnnv
Jnhn CoIIins
n TowelI
Cvrns w Vase
w, Jordap
Edmard II pb;nrov
PstrirE Mo-
nanieI Rnrlla
Hanrv "a cnadrow
0riai1 p Yovnn
O, +. Folger. 7'
Michael Haaaortv
Norris New%ent 99
Vim. Duffy.
Thomas Calvin
unD
Al,,ou p;cl,or;rr
nnvis HilI
NJ NJ Daniels.
wv 6 Kinslev
c. II f.nwall
-, 49, r Davennort
IrI CH'i-i r. -
G,idi, a ddi.oa = - Aidricb
nIu'so'i T1;n d.
II ~ " ~ Nv, a ,Vood I
III III, ~ a. So :" o
= Tiios p Rirtnoll
So Stonban = II Saosno ,
6'NPiiSi
Worcester daily spy., 1863-07-16

d.
classos pfJieSSor Park has announced tc2t is
YER thar ~ i 'he Theological Seminary at ARC o-
the conntrv tnn ms intention to be absent fg,Eom
August. III ''ie carry 1 Bart of
Worcester daily spy., 1863-07-16

Tobey Hart,
Mark Moore,
'n' Miles Burke,
., WIN. A. Travis,
IL Rufus c. Eldridge
Wilbur f. Littlefit
Willard Clark,
Jas. Barrett,
Albert Slbley,
l.. Howard,
VIM. German,
Patrick Tully,
Chas Colbrook,
, Thomas Finn,
f. Michael Lawless,
an Henry W. Maynard
Walter Il. Barber,
John p. Hawkins,
James L. Adams,
Jas. Conlin,
$, Chas. Il. Holmes.
Harrison Pierce,
Peter Sweeney,
John Underwood, ir
j. II, Il: A. Pickering,
lln' Ihos. Mealy,
Geo. Q. Fisher,
!, Benz. Q. Buddin,
John Flaherty,
John Tracey,
Frederick G. Cole,
II. Ii. Lilley,
Henry II. Cook,
James Leland,
Benz. K. Bennett,
A. 5. Sturtevant,
Michael Walpole,
John NJ. Wood,
Addison II. Tyler,
John s. l.. Peck,
Patrick I Killerlay,
S. d. O'Brien,
Patrick Moore,
Patrick Daley.
Robert Day,
Francis N. Wood,
Milton A. Sanderson,
L. W. Thompson,
b. +. Aldrich,
Henry W. Thayer,
Ed. Il. Field,
Sam'l W. Heath, .jr.,
Owen Maloney,
Il. l.. Willis,
Timothy Donover,
Patrick Birmingham,
-. uaruaseor,
Chas. Brown,
John Quiglcy,
VIM. Bancroft,
John McCoolc,
Chas. a. Wright,
VIM. f. Stanley,
Warren Lawrence,
VIM. Pine,
VIM. S. O'Bricn,
Henry NJ, Albee,
Reuben L. Hollis,
John p. Huwarth,
Iimri rhurber,
Albert IL. living,
VIM. II. Holbrook,
Albert Prince,
Julius Nj. Woods,
V. b Dorr,
r. A. Thompson,
2. w. Houghton,
Timothy M. Donald,
Ed. Brown,
Eeter Cllefry,
Mich. Burgin,
John Muth,
Patrick Sheeran,
James M. Rhodes,
d. w. Linfeld,
Peter Hill,
Chas. Catirey,
Michael Cannon,
John Borgee,
Montgomery Bixby,
Martin Faley,
David Pierce,
Timothy Heating,
d. X. johnson, Jr,
VIM. L. johnson,
W M. Tucker,
j. l.. Hayward,
John Quinlan,
Patrick Morrisey,
Chas. E. Whitney,
Thos. Connor,
VIM. Kinds,
IL. II. Leland,
Chas. Cheney,
VIM. Is. Vezey,
Andrew Franklin,
Patrick Smith,
Robert Colbert,
james Hunt,
Michael Gallaher,
Earl f. Caswell,
b. b. Marshall,
James Hera,
John Shehan,
Joseph Scott,
Thomas Mccormick,
Lewis Hayward,
Stephen Lines,
S. o. Harrington,
Frank French,
A. o. Ackley---25S.
DON.
VIM. Merrow,
David a. Taft,
Putnam s. Hayward,
JAS. V. Rawson,
Wash. Coleman,
Adm B. Taft,
Geo. H. Walden,
John j. Saunders.
Owen S. Wheeler,
Geo. r. Ford,
Dexter Inman, jr,
Morrill,,
Thompson Taft,
AviettS V. Pond,
Edw rd H. Taft-3O.
.IDGE.
James Cavanagh,
Reuben Cummings,
Thomas McNally,
Michael reelin,
1 erence LyncH,
Samuel Moore,
Alfred Whiting,
Isaac b. Taft,
James Fleming,
Frank McComer,
John Teverlin,
John Sullivan,
John D0wling,
Michael Kelley,
j. Olney Langley,
William Ii. Hall,
Worcester daily spy., 1863-07-16

CertiGca FORM 2s
mOtheriess chi III @ person Liable to fra the father of
o. hls LABOR for support " ''"'S Vi ss depend, mt
!, The subscriber tF r,,.
o XIX OF the United states her, b, s5e 60 grat INTO
Yeas o: age ana G.n,, lnotheress child under a.
'"' dependent Oh my labor Tor support =
Worcester daily spy., 1863-07-16
for SALE.

NOR SALE-Two PIANO FoRTEs--
n one new seven octave and one good second hand,
six octave do by j. L. HOOD at 22S and $50 Main st,
Worcester, Mass dSwif jel6
Worcester daily spy., 1863-07-16
GoaI

j pNVAL'S LILY WASH is all that !,
| d'atelv. " po'i"FTiy remove almost imme
TN SUNaURN, FRECKLEsI
~ ~ "hDNEss OF THE FACE AND HAvns rhoro -,
trc.i, eunplson tha' will inlure the skin If , Va'
ph rerafed from original recent Of tho c ose
kn,,, an az ~ uGEEN ELIZABETH: long kent secrst Iour m
o' Tue NoBiLIrY OF EUROPE
r.ns. Its Effects most Magical!
~, nts use Tor ONE WEEK, Will make fbe ~, -.
a. "i;iIG d;IrRyEn2w rs sn2w One Bottle viii last YEAR
Scott " NJ i?r5e ere Il SpGrr, george Harlow Il Dayta III
aud Jlmcs {; ~ iv'h, Wln u Gonldng Silas Dnsmore
r54 ' "rteh, Agents for Worcester ana vici'ttO
d3m+ iii'9'
"WSON'S G URATIVE Ann
NERVE TONIC!
"0 u me oest Remedies for Neuralgia. Rbeuno,,.n,
nervous Headache, Lame Back, &C.
FOR SALE by
ioo, DAVID SCOTT,
49, uil 25l Main. cor Mccbonto
Worcester daily spy., 1863-07-16
nj SON & II A NJ L l N 5
CABINET ORGANS,
Patented Oct. 81. IsOe.

THE CABINET ORGANS are pronounced by artists
'the best OF their kind in the world snd very ad'
mirabe Tor both private and public use" (See written
Testimony from more than ONE HUNDRED OF the most
eminent orguniss of the leading citiesl Mason Ham
Inns Instruments have received the only GOLD MEDAL
ever awarded in this couutry,-also ELEVEN SILVER
MEDALS and fourteen Diplomas, in all wentY-six First
Premiums,-over all competitors.
Prices of Cabinet Organs, manufactured solely by
MASON HAMLINJ so to $500. Melodeons $50 to sl7O
N B.-nstructors for the Cabinet organs,-also
rangements of music for the snme published by NJ.
d Ii Illustrated Catalogues sent by mail, Address
MASON d HAMLIS, Boston," or 'MAsoN BRoTHERs
New York. For sale In Worcester by .. X. LELAND,
As Front street. d3m jel0
...,...-. BROWN & AINES,
y1R Piano.Torte Manufacturers,
81 BANGS BLOCK, OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE, MAN
STREET, WORCESTER.
The experience and reputation of Mr. BROWN for more
than thirty years Boston affords the best testimonial
OF our ability Ito make hrst-cass Pano-Fortes of al
sizes and styles
All are invited to call AMI examine for themselves.
Old Pianos taken in exchange for new
EY- Pianos tuned and repaired. d& Wh ia7
Worcester daily spy., 1863-07-16

EOR SALE-A valuable young HORSE,
II from Vermont good size, sound and kind. Inquire
Immediately at c. H. DUlTOh's store, No. II Main
atrnof dtf ie23
Worcester daily spy., 1863-07-16

w ANTED-A Char anJ F,.--:,------
Painter-one well acnu,in.o1 =, :, "i Alure
ceser ma need apply Address H. W VHIIP gPusvess %
MI
Worcester daily spy., 1863-07-16

where the LABOR OF ifss 1eTsd5Ssg a If -. 1868
m hi etSsary Tor the support Of the perss ne
there IS u does not apply in cases
cssar pi1iertJ 10 Yield support and tb" @
cone l ] m s. can ne transacted fur eocefin 'e ~ nee
Vu Nv agents trustees or the ljkc NSuHs the III
-'NtE E' Inc hrst certificate mnst 10 a.
soeetabi iig exemption, and The second bv ny Ug the
same Town o". theads Of faHiiics) resilient in ,i
exemption is claimed ''n 'he person Tor whom
Worcester daily spy., 1863-07-16

-S9nd appeared before me, the above nap,od
certi6catcs A. ald seyeraly made oath thai tt u,
knowlede and bCIFeet and true the best Of SNs
Worcester daily spy., 1863-07-16

: nduAIION WANTED-To do oeneTal
street N "oIA' IA pply at No. Temple
Worcester daily spy., 1863-07-16

In view of the disturbances in New York
and Boston, Gov. Smith of Rhode Island has
ordered eight hundred men of khe second
brigade, to be detailed for spech service
Detachments from the brigades of Gems. Ar
mold and Tourtellott nave also 0en ordered
for the purpose OF protecun theproperty of
the state and preserve the peace.
Thomas Donnell ~, a la6orer mployed in
dlscharglng coal at tne Worces'r railroad
company's wharf, in Providenceyas fatalI,,
injured on the 18th. He was staaing on tbe
shute, when the tub hit him and hooked him
Worcester daily spy., 1863-07-16

hning mill of
II Sanbornton
oy fire, on the |
ire contents. |
rned on the
I'D passed 43
Z, and 70 pri-
Sng them are
y authorizing
each drafted
he congress.
f.ral schools, !
ffoi' that OBJ {
Iie historical |
7ref'rnnation,
pm at Hart =
Dr the blind e
\ ounded and
les, $500 for
tJolln Stark Sc sf
,ltaDle build to
Worcester daily spy., 1863-07-16

u.
Certificate that the liable to draft Is the OuH
bruhcr child children dependent on his labor for
support.
t. the sunscrber,- being liable to drnit IN the
service OF the United States he eby make affidavit that
/ an II only brother OF ---, under twelse wears vi
age having neither tatherno mother, and dependent Oh
iuf 4 -
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Personally appeared before the above named
--und--, an,' sevcrally made oath that The above
cet sates correct aud true, to the best of their
knowledge ana belief. -----, Justice OF the Peace
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-08
polloo ProoAedlnps.

BEFoRE REooBDER SHANE Saturday
March INA Coppinger, drunk and dis
orderly. Fined two dollars and costa.
Geo. Work, a slave, stealing a pistol
He paid the costs and returned the
pistol.
DR.. Smith, drunk and disorderly. Fin
ed three dollars and costs.
Jane Dolan, drunk and disorderly
Sent to the workhouse for nine days, in
default of paying fine of three dollars
and cOsts.
Alfred Owen, drunk and disorderly
Fined twenty dollars and costs. Being
short Of greenbacks, he was sent to the
workhouse for twenty days.
G. Deterby, selling goods without
proper permit Fined the cost and took
out license.
G. Singleton, disc rderly conduct. Fin
ed the cosi to Mr.. Tealy.
d. McClaren, disorderly conduct. Fin
ed three dollars and costs.
VIM. Houchens, disorderly. Sent to
the workhouse for seventy-two days TO
liquidate a fine of fifty dollars and costs
Joseph Jones, drunk and disOrderly.
Sent to the workhouse for nine days.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-08
Steamboat Accident on the Cum
berland River.
,spopdenee Of the Louisville Demoeratl
GAINESVILLE, TENN,
Tuesday, March 8, 1868. :

Correspondence Of the Louisville DemOerat,l
GAINESVILLE, Tenn,
Tuesday, March 8, 1868.
Mesrs Editors frightful accident oc-
cured here last night The sternwheel
boat Atlanta, in coming down from Nash
Vile, struck the pier of the railroad
bridge, at ii o'clock and was sunk.
The river is high and the current
strong. A large portion of the heavy
drift, which has been floating down for
the past three days, has lodged against
the piers of the bridge, and creates
strong suction in the narrow passage
ways. The Atlanta had been TO Nash
willie with a cargo of Government for
age, at n stipulated price per hundred,
consequently, on her return trip she was
out of the employ of the Government
She is owned by parties in Owensbo-
70.
The night w&S clear and beautiful in
its moonlight, and the bridge, with it's
dark piers, aud foamiug whirlpool cur
rent, could be plainly seen by the pilot
in the distance, and in the pale light Of
the moon, the narrow passage was only
rendered the more dark and fearful. Yet,
with a full head of steam, the boat steer
ed boldly and confidently TO pass the
bridge. She ghded down in all the
sWiitness of her power, and with all her
force struck the sharp angle Of the nSrth
pier, and stove her bow completely in
The boat recoiled and drifted slowly,
helplessly and in a sinking condition
through the bridge.
Wild shrieks arose from the crew on
board, and sounded fearfally on the
calm night air. Their cries for help cal
led crowd 10 the river bank, among
which was Colonel Bruce. But the boat
sank faster and drifted more heavily
The pilot at once steered for the south
shore, where he was fortunate enough d
secure a safe landing for the crew. The
boat was then abandoned, and noated
down with only the pilot-house abov,
water, in few moments disappearing al.
together. The engineer stood nobly
by his post until he was submerged il
water waist deep, and only abandoned
the boat when the fires were out.
The Commercial was lying on thii
side Of the river, and Colonel Bruce or
dered her to get up steam aud 90 acros
the river after the frightened crew, whicl
was done in the shortest time possible
no lives being lost No freight was Of
board, so the loss is not so heavy As i
might have been. II. b.