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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-19
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The New York herald., 1863-10-29
EyPR EssEs.

DURSIAxs FURNTrTRE EXPRESS OFFICE NO ms
ID West Eleventh stree. between Fnn aud stih avenues
Iianoa PantuIs. Sc packed ani shipped all
part. ~ the world covered wagons tor enovng furniture
10 snA from the county. Furniture stored
The New York herald., 1863-10-29

femme Dc chambre; eleest habituec su service pare
nglss ct alemand ellc es, une ponne
ellie pas fob cction de prendre soin uo
.,,an Elle teut les meileurs rec0nmandstons
saIr.,set 40 No Hall pAce, entre Ia one e. Tine rue
The New York herald., 1863-10-29
-, nyyo,srII.v prsIRE sE PLACER CONNIE

TINE FRAHcAIsR DESIRE Tn0uvLh i,I Urm rLnS. l.,.s
l comme blanchiseuse de nm daos une iAn'so p,,ss-
~. ,Smt bonner msieurs renseignements sadresssr
M.Same ". ~ East 18th st.
The New York herald., 1863-10-29
rRnICH ADvnRTIsEMsnTs.

TYr ypUnR HOMMB, ARRIvANT DE- IkAnchh
avsnt de bonncs recoamandatons et conna,sssn.
eomme maitrs d'hoteL sAdresssr Pension francase'
I.ispe
The New York herald., 1863-10-29

A sITJA ALTON wANTFD-BY A REsPECTABLE PRO
n tcstaut woman cook. washer and ironer. in small
private family. Has good reference from her last
psce Ca for days lii West 2ih St between 9th
and 9TH
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-25

WASHINGTON, Dec. 24.-This morning
two enterprising soldiers OF the United States
army, who have been in durance at Rich.
mond reported themselves at the provost
marshaPs office, dressed in gray clothes made
by Union ladies from secesh blankets. Their
names are II. S. Howard of Scammon's brig
AIDE, and John K. Mccullough of the LIST Wis
consin infantry. Howard had been employed
by the rebels in charge of Alabama hospital
No. %, and Mccullough was also employed
as hospital steward. Having ascertained
that if they could escape, they would
receive assistance from the Union peo-
pie of Richmond, who are much more
numerous than is generally supposed, Nc.
Cullough teigned dead, and was carried out
in coffin, and Howard passed the guard in
the night. This was effected on the Sth inst,
and they remained in the city till the 18th
inst, when some some friends took charge of
the men, and some suits were made out of
rebel blankets and passes furnished, which
enabled them to get out out of the city. These
persons report that men are suffering severe.
ly in the rebel prisons and hospitals. The
rations of the rebels themselves are very
scant consisting OF piece of corn bread and
semi occasionally piece of bacon. They
state thar the average daily deaths of our
prisoners in hospitals in the city is thirty five.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-25

WASHINGTON Dec. 24.-The Russian fleet
has lett here for fort Monroe, and will winter
i'll the roads.
Congress having failed to amend the con-
scription act previous to the adjournment for
the holidays, the draft will probably be post
poned until the first of February, in order to
give congress time to amend the law.
1t is expected that Arkansas will be repre-
scented in congress at an early period of the
presen. session. Arrangements are progress
ing quite tavoraby for an election in that
state, and there is reason to believe that the
state government will, in short time, be act
ing in cooperation with the Union authority.
The body Of Col. Corcoran was to-day ia
ken in charge by committee from New York.
1t was escorted from Fairfax Court House TO
Alexandria by regiment of infantry 1t will
arrive in New York by the early train Christ
mas morning.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-25

NEW YORK, Dee. 24-COrToN firm with rather
lands. F
FLuuR-Rectipts, 9ls5 bills; sales $500 bbs state and
western quiet and rather heavy without however any
decided change in price; supernne 65 Il 635; ex-
ira state 665 IS choice $50 q $50; ryund hoop Ohio
l5O % H.; choice 775 @ 49,, periine $40 %
$40; common TO good extra western 7,l5 @ 1855; SOUTH
ern steady sales 700 bbls; mixed soOu 7t0 % 10;
fancy and extra 81 q 1875 Canada in moderate re,
quest sales 800 bbs; coIamon to good GAS % CO.
extra good to choice SIS q $3.50.
2NDcat quiet and shade osSer; sacs $4,000 BUSH
Corn shade lower, with moderate demands; sales IS 600
push = mixed western for shipping l27 @ 29 in store
chiefly at l27 a Us closing nj the IsidS price; round
yellow rs oats shade easier sales 81 a 93c for
Canada, 50 @ g33fOr state 9S o 94o for stern and 80
q 9Sc for Prince Edward Island
Beef firm; sales 5000 bblS country mess S 10 a ST.
FORK nrmer, with good demanG sales 1850 bbls; also
SVg Dds OLD mess for March and April go 25 and
9 DDS Old mes. for February at s0 1862 1887 for
OId, 81 90 % ~ for ~ prime 4,t0 % SIS old: neV
prime nesssl7 . ala Lard frn saes ll6O bbls at i2
l5c the latter prce new Whisky in fair demand and
at LIVER priees, sales 3400 bbs part at 80 a SIC for
susie aud western closing AT SO @ 80 Rice dull Sugars
quiet sales SSI hhds New Orleans l4h Muscovado l2c!
CofIas steady. Moasses dull.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-25
REBEL EMRAssY TO THE ROMAN PoNr,rr

REBEL EMRASsY TO THE ROMAN PoNTIFF.-
On the 18th of November, two Americans
from the southern confederation were received
by the Holy Father, and presented to him the
homage OF their president, Jefferson Davis,
who, Protestant though he be, addresses
message to the Vicar of Christ. drawn up in
terms which would do honor to a Catholic
and having for its object to request Plus TX.
to be the mediator, the pacifier, of the United
States. This parsonage has learnt that Plus
lA. had written to ali the Catholic bishops of
the American Union, whether in the northern
or in the southern states, letter to trace ont
to them their conduct in the midst of the civil
war, and, struck with respect and admiration,
he comes to ask for peace from him who has
received it from the Master 'Pacen, MEAN
DO Uo6lS, pacem mean reiinguo robis." Plus
IN. is reported to have answered to the en-
voyS Of president Jefferson Davis. whom he
received with affectionate simplicity, that he
would consider himself happy to fulfil such
hol y mission of his ministry, if president Lin.
coin, following the example of Mr.. Jefferson
Davis, would consent to accept the paternal
intervention of the Vicar of Christ. How
great is this ancient pontiff in the ewes of
distant nations, even While he is so beleagured
by the revolutionisls of his own land, urged
on by the enemies of Christ Throughout En-
rope.-London (Catholic) Register.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-25
slaveholdmg in the Indian Territories.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 24.--As the terms of
the presidents emancipation and amnesty
proclamation do not in words include the In
dian territory, efforts are 'being made by the
Indian bureau to adjust the difficulties grow
ing out of certain Indians having made COM
mon cause with the rebel government, and to
base the settlement on the principles asserted
III those proclamations.
Already the Greeks have negotiated treaty
with this government providing for the aboli-
ton of slavery among them as a condition of
their being reinstated IN the enjoyment of tile
benefits whicht they forfeited by their disloyal-
ty, and similar treaties are contemplated with
the Choctaws and Cherokees. The latter,
through their own council, have provided for
freeing their slaves, but a stipulation for that
aid il required in a new treaty.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-25

The LATE TERRIBLE GALE ON THE COAST
OF ENGLAND.-The London Shipping List of
Dec. 81 says the late terrible gale experienced
in that country, commenced on the morning
OF the Sd inst, and continued with little inter-
mission until after midday on the 9Th The
list OF casualties extends over thirty columns
OF the London papers, and embraces almost
every locality on the coast Of the United King
dom, and many points on the adjacent CONT
mental seaboard. The most serious disaster
recorded was the loss of Hamburg shin with
enigrants for Australia. Of the crew and
passengers forty-four were saved, and three
hundred persisted!
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-25
StOgkh.

INV YORK, Dec. A-StoGks opened weak ard closed
b'ttef; Chicago ami Rock Island Raj Has, Pitts
burg, Fort Nayne and ChiassO RarUad 62{; Gaena
and Chicago ksroa4 1915 Cleveland and PittsOurg Rail
rOaI lV6; Michigan Cent al Railroad l203 illinois Cen
trai scrip ll9; krIe Railroad i0S; New York Central
Railroad lgZS; Michigan Southern Railroad euar2n-
l5l Harlem Railroad So; Cumberland Coal Go pre-.
U ) year certificates $50
ola IA lied 10 l5!3 this afternoon, under report hat
Lee WAS adv ncing on Washington, but closed dull at
l62 stocks were stronger at the public board and
thgre was general Improvement, the greatest advance
neing on hudson River The srket was very firm ON
the street this afternoon after the board and the quota
tons Were we'll Sustained.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-25

CHRISTMAS EVE has rarely, if ever, since
the memorable time when shepherds watched
their focks by night, been ushered in with
more beauty and splendor than it was last
night. The sky was cloudless, the full moon
flooded the snow-covered world with mellow
light; the air was delightful-amost warm,
though not an icicle dropped tear, and every
tree and shrub, coated with ice from twig to
trunk, glittered in the moonlight like spark
ling jewels.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-25
LATEST NEWS.
BIZ TGLEGRA PH
no THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY.


WASHINGTON, Dec. 24.-The adiutaut gen
eral has photographed to all Of the army COM
manders that law has been passed to the
effe ct that no bounties except such as are now
provided by law, will be paid to any persons
enlisted after the 9th of January next. The
only bounty provided by law is the one hun
dred dollars provided by section 5, act of July
1861.
required to secure all ACCOMPLISHMENTS of veter-
an volunteers possible before Jan. ., and give
immediate publicity to this circular.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-25
a Regiment Doing Good Service IN Ar.


Fort Smith, ARK, Dec. 23.-Col. Will
liams, commanding at kossvile, Ark, has Sc
cured for the government, ,baled, in process of
ginning, some two hundred bales of rebel
cotton. and has within reach Of his camp one
hundred thousand bushels of corn, andis gath
ering one thousand bushels per day. He can
put up, if salt can be procured, two hundred
thousand pounds of pork, all of this being
done BY the regiment, with the assistance of
one extra train, besides running two mills and
hunting bushwhackers generally, several Of
whom have been captured.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-25

THE WEATHER. HRIsTMAs.-A weather.
wise Engli.hnan prophSies a stormy Christ
mas. He breaches theory that tifty-four
years constitute complete cycle for the pre-
valing winds, and that in each such sycle
there are three periods-each Of four years
of deficiency of east wind, and the same
number of excess of cast wind. lS06-lS09
if we may believe this British Merriam,
formed period Of excess of west wind, and
SO do lS60-1S63. With 1864 Will begin a
periOd of eXcess Of east wind.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-25

CHRISTMAS IN GERMANY.-The children all
make little presents to their parents, and to
each other, and the parents to their children.
For three or four months before Christmas,
the girls are all busy, and the boys save up
their pocket money to buy these presents.
What the present is to be is cautiously kent
secret, and the girls have a world of con-
trivances to conceal it-sucl as working
when they are out on visits, getting up in the
morning before it is daylight, &c. Then, on
the evening before Christmas day, one of the
parlors is lighted up by the children, into
which the parents must not go; great yew
bough is fastened on the table, multitude of
little tapers are fixed in the bough, and color
ed paper hangs and hutterS from the twigs.
Under this bough the children lay out in great
order the presents they meanfor their parents,
still concealing in their pockets what they in
tend for each other. Then the parents are
introduced, and each presents his little gift
they then bring out the remainder, one by
one, from their pockets, and present them
with kisses end embraces. Oh it was de-
light to see Cole9tdQe.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-25
NEW York. Dec. 24-=%roG4me.

NEW YORK, Dec. 24.+fmGEfWe.
understood that five or six arrests have been
made on board the steamer George Crom-
well, bound from this port to New Orleans
Among the persons arrested was an individu-
al Of some prominence in this community.
There has also been seizures of large quant-
ties OF ammunition, arms, &c. The details
cannot be made public, but a few days will
disclose some facts in relation to the recent
order for searching the vessels leaving this
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-25

RAILROAD MAEAGEMENT.-The net income
of tile Erie railroad, New York, for the past
year is $l33, 4Sl greater than that of the New
York Central, though the gross receipts of the
latter we're the most by $65O,00O, and their
passenger receipts were 81 200, 900 more than
WIS received on the Erie road And fnan-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-25
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Dear Slr-l think tits a duty to the public as
well as yourself to publish the performed by you
my daughter. She had been afflicted with ophthal-
mia aud caarrh Tor eight months had employed
four different physicians for her, but they only made her
worse grew weaker day until she was scarce
y able to walk and almost blind Hearing of your
success was induced ID give you trial, and am ppy
to say, after two months treatment she entirely
cured, and must add believe you was not only the
Of restoring her sight but ALTO of saving her life
Respectfully, &c.
E. g. MURDOCH.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-25

Tue BoosAC TUNNEL.-The Boston Jour
nal says that the work of constructing the
NOosac tunnel under the auspices OF the state,
is progressing. Some three hundred men are
at present employed, and amolg other pro-
cesses going forward is that Of damming the
is needed for manifold operations; while the
preliminary movements 10 sink new shaft
consume a grea; deal of dinc and require
much labor in the execution. When spring
shall again open there will undoubtedly be u
long step taken toward carrying forward this
work, which cannot be considered other than
one of the greatest Importance to the state.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-25

CntSrrh, ana DIseaseH Of the
EYE, EAR AND THROAT

DIR. LIGHTHILL, ocuLIsr AND AURIsT No, Boyls
Place, Boston, Opposite the Common, the Pub
lie Library daily be consul ed the above named
Diseases
References Of cures can be obtained at the office.
esR- DIR. Lighthiu popular work on DEAFNESS, its
Causes and Prevention can he obtained at Lorings
Bookstore No. 3l9 Washington street, Boston. Price
$780,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-25
KENDALL'S
"A Nj II d L L N Ell
FOR THE HAIR.
KENDALL'S

Stimulating Extract Of Roots and HERBS, fer the
G!0'Vh and Beauty Of The Hair
1t las stood the analysis and experience AMI
the AMBoLINE" is household necessity wherever it
has been
1t prevents from IA ling ont or turning prens-
urelv gray; il grow ON bald heads; ersd cafes
dahurun; cures diseases of the scalp; preventive
Tor nervous headache; and dressing mparts health
ana peasantness to the head 1t is specially adanted TO
promoting the growth and color of childI en- S hair.
DR. Chiffon, after analysis, says Tits very benef-
cial." - ~
VI hive never had ANYTHING which 50 perfectly an
swers tue purpose OF a Hair Dressing ~
WARREN WARD, 277 Canal sire et New York.
After being bald for years, your Amboline
mas covered The oEtre scalp with new hair -
JOHN oENI.A, IS King street, n. Y.
Miss FANNY SEXTON, the beautiful and taEsnttd
Actress, saws: y have used kENDALL's AMB0LINg Tor
my mar and ind II very superior article have no
IN advising every lady who desires elegant
head OF hair to use itb
, Mrs GEO. T. MORGAN, of Brooklyn, say. al have
Deen using the hMBuLNE for about weeks and dur
ing mat time my hair has heightened and a half
Put IN in boxes containing bottles one to be used
A. nght as restorative, the other for Lrnng use as
DRESSING Price 81. For sale by all Druggists.
49,, KENDALL Il CO.,
ulV dRw3m sos Broadway, n. Y.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-25

C"rS tor Ciainrrh.-DR. WADswoRTA's Dry UP
acertan remedy for this ioathsome disease There
no mistake about this The Dry Tn has cured thousand
OF cases OF Csiarrh AMI the sales the article are con
stantN increasing. word tn the wise is sufficient
Forsae by the proprietor, IL. II. BURLINGTON Chem
list and Druggist, Providence r. [ also. bv GEO p
HARLOW, Druggist, Worcester, and by druggists gen.
orally. d3m&,y3t* %,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-25

An officer informs the ST. Louis Republican
that the army OF the Cum9erlaud was on the
18th inst nicely housed in winter quarters,
and everything was quiet.
The Washington Republican denies, cad
Visediy," that Gen. RoSecrans is to relieve
Gen. Schofcld in Missouri.
The navy department is going to build four
casenlated steamships to carry four twenty
inch guns, to be OF wrought iron, $50 feet
long, 5S feet beam, 2000 feet crate surface,
four cylinders q 80 inch stroke four feet two
inch propeller, draft nineteen feet, expected
speed sixteen knots. Mr.. Lenthall has got
up the plans, and is consulting with the iron
shlpbuilding establishments i'll the country to
make these ships superior to any that float.
They will cost five millions each.
Henry w. Metcalf of Co. b, 18th Massa-
chusetts regiment, writes, November 26, Il
jolly letter from his Belle Isle prison, in which
he says: Il am well, and in good spirits.
Have been we'll clothed, Uucle Sam having
sent us a supply. | have been pretty busy
lately, and have had but little time to write
Sprague and Jones are still in good spirits
Sprague is getting fat. Please write to N
Lynde. North BrOokheid, and inform him that
Albert Lynde Is here, in good spirits and
health. The prospect Of getting north looks
dubious at present. We have about made up
our minds to stay all winter. Please write,
and send me 50; if don't get it, it won't
break me.
The story about the ENHANCEMENT of the
iron-clads III the rebel distractions OF Charles
ton harbur arose from the fact of the Lehigh's
getting aground while on picket duty. The
rebel batteries opened on her. but she was
towed OFT by two other monitors, and has
gone to Hilton Head for repairs.
Extensive changes are about to made in the
medical department Of the army
The president has sent in to the senate a
list OF major generals made during the recess,
and with them that of Gen. Schofeld. lie is
understood to earnestly recommend the latter
to senators for the middle department, in place
of Gen. Schenck
1t has been rumored that Gen. Meagher
was to take command of the C0rcoran legion.
But it is stated that probable what remains of
that legion will be added to the Irish brigade
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-25

SUPERIOR CoNRT, Thursday, Dec 24th.-The case
of Joseph Warren VS. Rufus Harris all Of WestborO,
finished
This an action to recover damages for an as
sault and battery. The plaintiff deceased about
two months after the alleged assault and the action
is prosecuted by his Administrative. From the evil
dence of the plaintiff it appeared that the plaintiff,
a man of nearly eighty years OF age and quite in
firm, was passing across an open and unoccuped
tract of land belonging to the defendant and that
without previous notice the slightest proyoca-
ton, the defendant assaulted him with stones, boat
him to the ground inficting injuries upon the head
and side, causing blood to flow freely from the
wounds. The defendant claimed and offered evil
dence tor the purpose of showing that the first
sault committed by the plaintiff. and that what
defendant did in selt-deencei and that he used
no more force than necessary and justihable.
Verdict for the plaintiff for S2S3 SO. Hartley
Williams and b. Boynton for plaintiff, +. IL Dewey
for defendant.
The case OF Jonathan Day vs. Hiram II. Ames and
trustees was next in order, an action of contract
W. A. Williams for plaintiff, Geo. f. Very for de-
fendant. sealed verdict was returned by the
jury, and the court adjourned to next Monday at
% O'Clock p. NJ.