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New YORK Copperheads nlu.trntsn.

The proceedings OF the New York mob,
which are very fully reported in the papers of
that city, afford abundant evidence of the
reasonable cOpperhead influence that created
it. 1t is seen also that the copperhead organs
patronize and support it. This mob was di-
rected against the federal government, and
the special aim of those whose Vaccinations
gave it existence was to aid the rebels by re-
sisting the draft, and making it impossible
to recruit our armies. What preliminary
correspondence and understanding the leading
instgators had with the rebels previous to
Lees invasion of Pennsylvania may yet be
discovered. The long and sorrowful faces
with which they heard Of Lees defeat at Get
tysburg was very significant; and now the
aim Is to compel the government to yield to
the mobs, give up its endeavor to suppress the
rebellion, and submit to their conspiracy for
betraying the whole country into the hands of
tine southern traitors.
From the reports of what was said and done
by the New York mob, we get the following
items One of the mob leaders mounted on A
uOISey IOuS " al Oh IOIJ( "SeC-
ond street, and called for drink. While wait
ing for it he harangued the crowd, conclud-
ed his speech with these words, "Hurry up
that ale! Here's to JEFF Davis, and damn abe
Lincoln!' Reports Of what was done on
Wednesday, have the following:-
''The rioters having threatened to liberate
the rebel prisoners on their arrival at Jersey
City, Dr. McDougal the medical director,
telegraphed to Philadelphia to have them sent
by boat to Dayid's island, where they can be
guarded by gunboats. Two men in their shirt
sleeves, on horseback, drove up to a crowd of
rioters on Third avenue, near Thirty third
street, and called for cheers for jeff Davis,
and they were given with will. One of the
men was armed with an ax-handle and the 9th.
err had a revolver"
Why should they not cheer for JEFF. Davis
while SO earnestly at work for him? This was
in exact accordance with the purpose of their
leaders and instigators. 1t was moh tul,
of thieves, certainly, but none the less JEFF.
Davis mob, none the less part of ''the lief,
wing OF JEFF. Davis army" Meanwhile Gov
Seymour addresses them as his friends,
says not a word against their assault on tht
federal government, promises in fact that they
shall have ''satsfaction' from the federal gov
eminent, but declares that they cannot beper
mtted to go on rioting and destroying prop
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Miscellaneous Items.

PORTLAND, July 17.-Capt Hall, who has
just come up here from the lower islands, re-
ports having heard firing about O'Clock this
morning, about eight miles off Portland light.
1t being very thick, he could not ascertain the
case, but is confident that there has been
cannonading in that direction TWAS also dis
tinctly heard from some of the wharves inthis
city.
New BEDFORD, July 17.-Provost marshal
Hatch resumed the draft here in the first dis
trict this morning at 10 o'clock, with the town
OF Plymouth, in Plymouth county. There Is
an efficient police force present. The city
authorities have rendered the marshal any aid
he may need in carrying out the provisions
OF the law, and it is reported that Capt. Hatch
sleeps with one eye open, and a brace Of
pistols under his head.
:ssNEw YORK, July 16.-Gold 125 "a; U. S.
SKIES 81, coupons LOG Is, clear. Flour to
10 cents lower.
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erty in New York; and all the copperhead or
gans support the mob; and while saying that
the riot is ''ll-tmed and unawful,' seek to d.
rect its fury against whatever persons or es-
adjustments are offensive to their treasona-
bic aims. 1t is to be hoped that these afro
cious illustrations of apprehension will make
it moro generally understood and appreeiated.
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRA PH
70 THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY.
Capture of PO"t Hudson.
1000 Prisoners, 60 Guns and 10000 Stand Of
Arms Captured !

CAIRO, July l5.-An arrival from Vicksburg
on Saturday evening, brings Col. John Riggin
of Gen. Grants staff, as bearer Of dispatches
to the government. The news is important
Port Hudson surrendered Internationally on
the 8th inst. Our troops marched in and took
possession on the 9th. The entire garrison,
consisting of about 700 men, were captured;
also thirty-tiye field pieces, siege guns, and
about 10000 stand of small arms. We have
Maj. Gen. Gardner, Brig. Gen. Beals, Coils.
Steadman, Smith, Mills, and two others names
unknown,
The latest accounts say that General Sher-
man is still pursuing General Johnston, but
that the sagacious rebel general had kept out
of his way.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE Indian agent
for the upper Arkansas district, in an official
communication dated Colorado, the 30th ult.,
speaks of visiting the Caddoes and other In
dams thirty miles south of Fort Larned.
They were destitute of both clothing and pro-
visions, having been robbed Of everything by
the rebels before leaving Texas. But for
the abundance Of butfaloes, they would have
starved. The agent mnistered to their ne
cessities. They say they will always remain
loyal, and would celebrate the fourth of July
as has been their custom. Other Indians from
Texas will soon join them. Those remaining
in Texas are in deplorable condition. having
been plundered of all their stock to feed the
rebel troops, large body of whom were on
the Red river moving northwest. Gov. Doty
has made important treaties with the Indians
IN Utah, thus additionally securing safety to
emgrants
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Recommended by the MEDICAL FACULTY as a CA
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forms.
In DROPSY its estab sAed curative properties have
long been without rival attested by universal med
ical testimony.
The Diuretic and Solvent properties of the Aromatic
Schiedam Schopps,' render II decidedly encacious in
GRAVEL and all other affections OF the Kidneys.
In GOVT and RHEUMATISM, if taken in the form of
warm punch, the patient lying warmly covered IN bed
this pare alcoholic dlstllaon will effect speedy cure
Taken as hot punch, in HUMoRAL and sPASMoDIC
ASTHMA, it affords Immediate relief from the distress
ing symptoms.
BY its peculiar snd speciac qualities, it arrests the
cold stage in AGUE and FEVER and prepares the sys-
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this disease.
Administered in CHOLERA, CHOLERA MoRBUs.
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the Liver, and rapidly produces healthy secretions 1t
should be taken mixed with hot water and sugar.
As a NEKYINE, a TONIC and a PURIFIER of the
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Peculiarly adapted to the complaints of delicate FE-
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1t the only alcoholic preparation in country that
be generally imbbed with pleasure and safety
when taken to producing headache other
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Sold handsomely wrapped in yellow papers, in pint
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limitations, the whole country is flooded with them.
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UDOLPHO WOLFE,
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-18

WAR DEPARTMENT, Provost Marshal Gen
erals Office, Washington, July H. Circular
No. 4S.-The operations of the draft ordered
in the New England and Middle states, though
in most instances completed or now in pro-
gress, without opposition. have i'll one or two
instances been temporarily interrupted. Pro-
vost marshals are informed that no orders
have been issued countermandlng the draft.
An adequate force has been ordered by the
government to the points where the proceed
ings have been interrupted. Provost mar
shals will be sustained by the military force
in enforcing the draft, in accordance with the
laws of the United States, and will proceed to
its execution.
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SWARMING OF THE MEDICAL HIVES CoNsoLA-
TIoN FOR THE SICK, Considering the enormous
number OF young NJ. DIS that our medical colleges
turn cut every year, certainly ought f there be
any virtue in regular physicking'0 to be much
healthier people than But the bills Of NOR
tally do not shorten the list of doctors length
ems. Quite the reverse, Shall we say, then, with
Macbeth Throw physic to the dogs, Tl none of
it!n No, that will not do. Nature, when attacked
by disease needs an ally to sustain her. An ally
member; not depicting agent, that helps the dis
and eXhausts her energies We verify believe
that post Of the drugs administered in acute diseas
es have this effect Such, however, is not the Oper-
alton Of one medicine now generally used in this
country for complaints of the stomach, liver, and
bowels. We mean HoLLOwAY's PILLS OF course
our readers are aware that both the ointment
and pills which bear the name of that dis
tinguished physician and philanthropst in the
highest possible repute all over the world; but we
have only had an opportunity to witness the effects
of the Pills. It gives pleasure TO testify to their
efficacy. In dyspepsia and liver complaints they
unqnestiOnably work the most marvellous cures
Nay, we will even go far as TO say that, with
this remedy within their reach. no man or woman
need ever be long troubled with dyspepsia The
pills the distress at the stomach and restore
the strength and appetite with Iapidity that is
really astonishing. The curative action TO be
the same in all cases, without reference TO age,
constitution. sex Such, at least, is the conclu
sion to which our experience and observation point.
~ Y. Adrocate.
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Ninth DIsTRIor.-The draft for Clinton and
Dana resulted as follows

CLINTON.
Sidney Fuller, Francis Harrington James
D Wright, john w Craig, John Shaughnessey,
Charles Kelley, George H Cutting, John Cum
mings, Theodore McNeal, George II Hall, John
Gallagher, Isaac V Barnes, John Burns, Owen
O'Malley, Mollica Grady, Herman A Marshall,
Fred A Anterior, James Pendergast, Martin
Flanagan Horace X Blanchard, John f Lowe,
George w Lowe, John Bunk, James Bartlett,
Robert Winditt, Peter Elliot Nathaniel A How
ard James Cannon, I'd, Thomas Maloy, Hubert
Madden, Charles II Eddy, Patrick Toole, Patrick
Wealch, Sylvester L Wealch, Calvin Jameson,
Austin Joyce, Michael Toole, Patrick Grady
VIM Moran, Hugh Stuart, John McRoby, Bar
nard J Edaman, Michael Gallagher John Ma
lev, Benjamin Rice, Archibald Wright, Daniel
Lakin, John Kittridge, Patrick Haley, John KEEL
ly, 4th, Samuel II Hosmer, Jairus d Haye, Geo
W Weeks, Alfred Danes, James Rating, John X
Foster, Albert w Lowe, James Ball, Michael Ha-
hen, Eben Fuller, Martin Burns, Francis Con-
way, Savle Smith, John Gogette, Wellington E
Parkhurst, James Hewitt, Phillips Gibbons, Hen
nv c Greeley, George Wilder, Cornelius Muir
ply, John V w Brown, Edward louder, Otis 5
Osgood, Francis L Bigelowe, George Fusom,
Henry Wellington VIM f Buttrick, Charles
W Gibbs Elisha Osgood, Charles H Parkhurst,
Charles Kegee, Michael Burns, Alexander Reid,
Charles Reekie, David Maynard Thos w Reed,
Frank NJ Loomy, Nelson Pratt-S8.
DANA.
Billings, Daniel G Backmer Ephraim
Stephens, VIM Towne, Eliphas Gage, James
Stone, VIM Lincoln, Charles NJ Doane Loren
20 Blackmer, Jacob A Towne, Amos Double
day, Elias Woodland, Lewis Stone, George H
Richardson-14.
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SATURDAY. JULY 1s. 1853.

THE telegraph wires were cut in New York
city again yesterday noon. The few dispatch.
es which we print this morning were sent out
at eight P. M. to Stamford, Conn, from
whence they were forwarded by the telegraph
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-18

A Cnrd.-G. ADAMS, having returned from the
West Indies will the charge of his Gallery at 239
Main street. Especial will be given i'll making
small pictures such as Carries de Yise, Ambrotypes,
&c In the higher branches Of the art Mr. A. arrange
ments are such that he have no competition this
side of New York. Having engaged for this summer
artists of eminent ability, lie confidently expects
the public will sustain him in his enterprise to establish
gallery Worcester where first class work in Oil Pas
telle Ink, Water Color, &c can be made equal TO any
made by Quincy, Fredericks, Brady. The public are
invited to call and examine work by his new artists
and Judge themselves To those wanting pictures of
children he will by kindness attention. and patience
deavor suit them. Gallery 239 Main ST., up but one
Hi1ht Of stairs dit ms
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SUBSTITUTES ARRIvING.-Large numbers
of Canadians and men from the Provinces
have arrived here within the past three days
to offer themselves as substitutes to persons
conscripted. Indeed, it is said by parties
qualified to judge, that the number arrived
here will much more than offset those whose
names have been drawn and who toolishly ran
away Boston Herald.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-18

New YORK, July 1.-THE Times Wash
ington special says Surgeon General Ham
mond had gone to Gettysburg There are
about 5000 Union and 5000 rebel wounded
there, who are being rapidly sent to northern
hospitals. Rebel officers say Lee will not
make another stand this side of Richmond.
His trains were all sent to Culpepper. Our
cavalry are after the trains.
A later dispatch to the Times says our cav.
airy crossed yesterday, and now occupy all
the passes as far south as Chester Gap, and
ahead of the rebel army at Front Royal. The
entire rebel force are now moving down the
valley, as rapidly as possible, their trains of
cavalry, infantry, and artillery, and our caval-
ry harassing them. Hundreds of prisoners
are being captured.
The above dispatch reaches us via Albany. ]
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MEMPHIS, Tenn, July l2.-Reports from
the army at Vicksburg are all favorable. Gen.
Sherman is pursuing Johnston with every
prospect Of destroying his entire army.
Gen. Dodge, at Corinth, reports that he has
routed the rebel forces under Forrest and
Biffier, which have been securing the country
north of his line, killing, wounding, and cap
turing quite a number.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-18

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while Carbonic acid, the only active property remain
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by means which Bread is raised, and each acid thus
DESTROYED which makes it suitable FOR the most delicate
or dyspeptic stomach. Try paper, and you never
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GRAcEs SALvE.-Mr VIM. Grace: | wish to
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your salye. ] have been troubled with one of those
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ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS, now vice presi- |
dent of the rebellion, did not join the JEFF Da-
Wis traitors without seeing clearly the crime
and baseness of that treason. 1t is almost in
comprehensive that he should join the traitors
after having earnestly protested against their
doings. In January, 1861, before his weak
ness allowed him to become traitor, Mr..
Stephens delivered an address to the Georgia
secession convention, from which the follow
ing is extracted =
"That this step once taken could never be
recalled, and all the banetul and whitening
consequences that must follow las they would
see) will rest On the convention for all coming
time. When we and our posterity shall see
our lovely south desolated by the demon of
war, which this act of yours will inevitably in
vlte and bring forth; when our green fields of
waving harvest shall be trodden down by the
murderous soldiery and the fiery of war
sweeping over our land; our temples of justice
laid in ashes; all the horrors and desolation
of war upon us; who but this convention will
be held responsible for it? and who but him
that shall have given his vote for this unwse
and iil-timed measure Gas l honestly think
and believe shall be held to strict account for
this suicidal act by the present generation and
probably cursed and eXecrated by posterity for
all coming time for the wide and desolating
ruin that must inevitably follow this act you
now propose to perpetrate.
pause, entreat you, and consider for
| moment what reasons you can give that will
even satisfy yourselves in calmer moments
what reasons you can give to your fellow sui
ferers in the calamity that it will bring upon
us. What reasons can you give to the ma
tons of the earth to justify in the case; and
to what cause or one covert act can you name
or point on which to rest the plea OF justifca-
ton? What right has the north assailed?
what interest of tho south has been invaded?
what justice has been denied? and what claim
founded on justice and right has been with
held? Can either of you name one govern
mental act of wrong, deliberately and pur.
posely done by the government of Washing
ton, of which the south has a right to COM
plain? | challenge the answer.
''Now, for you to attempt to overthrow such
| a government this, under which we have
lived for more than three quarters of CEN
fury, in which we have gained our wealth, our
standing as a nation, our domestic safety,
while the elements of peril are around us,
with peace and tranquility, accompanied with
unbounded prosperity and rights unassailed,
is the height of madness, folly, and wicked
ness, to which can neither lend my sanction
nor my vote"
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DIR. stephen Sweet-Dear Sir:-I have been af
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Yours Respectfully, CHAS. C. LEWIS
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jlS d&wlw North Stonngton, Conn.
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Twenty-Five regiments and one battery,
from Philadelphia, were in the fight at Get
tysburg, losing 1897 men. The whole num-
Der of troops raised in Philadelphia during
the war has been thirty-four regiments, five
companies, and one troop of horse. Ofthese,
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CAPT. JEROME X. TAFT of company A, SD
regiment, who was severely wounded at Port
Hudson, has died of his wounds, making
three captains the company has lost during its
short term of service.
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ELEGANT NATURAL ORNAMENTs-Let all ad-
mrers of sea shells attend the auction sale of beau
full sea shells, &C., to be sold Monday and Tues
day evenings, by Putnam Brothers, 143 Main street.
For particulars, see the advertisement in another
column.
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Reported capture of Charleston.

PHILADELPHIA, July lit is understood
on good authority that the government has re-
ceived a dispatch from Gen. Rosecrans'
headquarters, stating that the Chattanooga
Rebel announces the capture of Charleston on
the 18th inst.
PHILADELPHIA, July l7.-Nothing reliable
has been received here regarding the capture
OF Charleston.
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OFFICE OF PRovosr MARSHAL,

The serving of the notices drafted men aud the
sessions of the Board OF Enrolment for the exam
nation of them. postponed for the present,
Per order of Board of Enrolment.
SAMUEL v STONE, Provost Marshal
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soldiers Special NOtiee.-Do your duty to
yourselves project health, use IL lloways Pills
and Ointment For Wounds, Sores, Bowel Complaints
and Fevers, they perfect safeguard Full directions
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