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Tn. water witch Probably Blown Up

From the Detroit Free Press, NOV. ~
There SCENE 10 be doubt that me Water Witch
Ia added 10 the lst OF vessels gone down beneath the
th Their precious cargo of human freight. The
evidence thus far collected would indicate that ebe
wrecked from explosion Of her oclere, and not
swamped 40 at first supposed captain Ward yesterday
received letter iom Captain Clement at Chicago stating
that vessel hs arrived at that port which reported
that, whe off Saginaw Bav Tuesday afternoon of
week. they nasset within ab0It i've mice Of white
propeller, " IN rec smobesiIck, p0uRG down. She sp-
peared TO be gong a,opg hmoo'hy when saddeniy
= Disappeared. The IL up the r.cp,ng 10
gaze nficr ber, but nothing was seen Of
her Inc supposi,iop is, ibs. he explosion OF
the boers 0ew OIL her seTD. and che snnk instantly.
The t*'ef = st'il further confirmed ~ the Fragments
wb h have been dis o,ered f.a'irc ~ the nte. ite
ewampng Of vessel wond not break her 10 pieces 30
tb,s vrssls - have been. Ihe email boat which
recoD,ly probably fuated or tie .tespi.r
WrL' down.
The sS"ty - g. know whether cf she l,rsors
beard alive, wb'.h sesms ia be
~ douttlai u - possible that some ~ f0eh iJlc 70
tho frapnrrts - the wreck aud T. steG a. tho stv 'e
wind oc~'rS stIcDs from the soUihwes, i, vt r'l
rocd hsse e:vsn shsm ntc the .sks, ., " n-'s'
n nGY - 80 LsSe s:ay1& ,sa Car Ada ALost
The .nice's tDd WrWdrred about ,weni s,s,.
mere few, Il my passengers hoa,c. Al ~ 10
pie board al the n.n-n lslards: hat c,bsv
they decinbnrked az Mac ceua~ " mi tscwn. \e4s
| there were pIotatiy tie ooy ores OF oo'r'.
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The TurG.

UNiOa COUkHF L. l,--ThOTTtV6.
ysir1s, Nov 20--Ns.cb SEQ, mie beats, hsft three
10 FIVE, in barness;--
r. Oge named biz o Bach Diamond ..s....... I
u WtodrnD nauoed b. q. Napoleon the Fourth Q
Time 25S-257-G5s.
SAH Dhv Match $500, mile heats, test teTes IN Eve,
ia harness
II. wcodror named b m. Irish Msid........,... ]
r. Op rameCss. Y. Discount.
siune, 2s8--2:se--2Ie.
IN bo,b the above Hrar Woodruff was the tAyc.
rite III aoout ten 10 before start IN the fret
to, he beat cloveriy ny Mr. ogle hreo stra,gls
heats ,he second lie reversed things and beat
Ogle IN good style Thole good deal Of betting on
tho 10y numerous pasy oS gentlemen, who enjoyed
the sport immensely. The track 10 very fine coDe'
ton for tGjs season q the year.
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ns..schu..u. Railroad Masters.

9e specel mieuns yssISrdsy Of the ficesboidors q
ny ny ngsoh ~ " worcester Hstcad TO gorsiier the sub
e.sW Iettven Application % the Legislature for
10y ~ = 70 oofsSs us road with the Nt ,ern, rssales
syasVtI Ipf ne ccne9lgeton o. two ihouflnd Elk
s.s X Nn hney 'ovf shffts. Tour thousand one hur.
siSa ynIly one shyss voted IN favor n iayrr te
ssWeos W ive taoc and sx thousand egtt turdrsI q,
tetnty hSt iaSee opposed a. wv eN ~"
NAepecY peetus 81 the vcstern rslrond .,oslbois
tt, est Rd{ ,be rcsclp'ons In taycy os corsndstSr
ssuS6SSA 0Anfhnrrsly " ''"s''""t"o
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The New Military CamInaa6sr.
GENERAL ORDRRS--NO. l.
BKApQUARTERs URuEDsS STATES TEcOvf,
rissr DvlslCN DgpARTgFlaT op TvH Fast

TIhhT NtvltlCN DtfhhTEflT Ot HH FAST .
NRw Yosg Cry mo HARRcR
NEw YORK Crry, Nov. 10, 1863
In obedeuse 70 Special Orders No 90 paragraph head
QuarteH department. OF the East OF the l1th INST Brie
der General GeoJgc J. Sennard, United states Vo!uD-
teers hereby command Of he troops IN New
York city and kafbcr
An existing orders and reRpla'icns VIII copt!nDe n
force untD further orders.
The following officers announced as she stan of Tie
Commanding General and VIII be obeyed AID respected
AGoordjnRly-
MAJOR &. T. Chrsensen ard Captain A. p Fifse, ttss-
tart AdjutaBt Generals.
Captain De wiz Cjp'ob, Aid oe camp It'd Division
Judge Advocate.
Captain John r. 9. gray, lid de.cemr.
First Lieutenant g. Booker Fonrtn Vermont VolCn.
teefs, Aldde cEup.
BY order Of Pr gadiey Genera, sfANNAHr.
c. r. CBRsIK.s rsjo and asst fdO'apt Cerera.
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yse H.su,, oS ,be E,ee,ior.

Wn-SIScfo on, Del, Nov. le. lst3.
Tio election in this sato passed ~ quietly. lAe cop.
t<rhcsds sesng deicet tisTirg he,n tue face sysn.
csped The CONTEXT. Brown dd noi withdraw; In; no
bsaders. knowing ,nsy would De compelled proclaim
themsev.s loyal in order 10 vote save the 10y poo
fs the whole party 10 stay at home sraithers walked
she Newcastle county gives smhers 4oIs
srd Brown six voies IN sI districts u Kent county
aniihers has 2;5 yotoF Brown none. 10 Gye districts
ef sasseI coany suitbers La. s and brown
votes thowin ing gain for smthers over Esher II
Issi year IN this county. J. IEALD,
n Chairman Stafe Committee
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nIu.s. OF Aamiral shussteN

private letter fr 10 Washington says--" AcnrM
shubrcK has been isborjng for several days under
severe ind,spOsitop which AZ times has cautad his
friends apxleymore perhaps, from. the violence
Of the attack from the nature Of the disease Yes
teray morning tho critical sate was passed. and be had
completely rallied The strength Of constitution unro-
paired by ffyseveD years OF anremitted labor in the
service Of HE country has trcmphed over the maaoy
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NV Y0w "JcuRS.tisy. The prov Dse of The New
torE daily rapsrs is 90 magnify all rcws when they
csve rom their "evn correspondents AMI 20 deprecaie
a. other sorts. They act the principle that the ch
tssire ~ every reader % Get the greatest possible
amount of sensation fhcadnge FOR his meney and u n
cfen the case - have fonud nv Cont tls sn
item OF army newa that Of tse'f. when yoa come 40 t
amounts 10 only two nsg hls1onsd BY 90 fewer ths
four II noe ave, narins "heal ln.s' aud boadings
the whole fN turpassng the captions N the Iol.
don papers which announced tho bottle Of waterloo
and The downfall of Napoleon IN amusing ibstar,e q,
tire rivalry and jealousy Of these NcN YORK paperr
sbown IN the OF the landing Of General Banks ext4
att,on on the Rio Gvsndc. The HrHND hal tho only a.
count on Monday morning which tcegrapbed 10 me
rrese of Hartford, Boston, and other country village
Next day the 7ri5uHs, tho T,ps, and other rapers
New YORK either had only the briefest poe DC outline
she newe without the slightest crcd-ke certain ~ m
exchanges that in getting items from Ihe Tms either
stes % outright or purrpsey give credit 70 other
pepervbile come of them gnore the fact ~rely, that
there was any such when the nex from The
Gulf arrives, they viii al have the from their
swn correspondents, With the biggest snd 81 sensation
hsadngs as u wore something fresh. That 10 metro
poitan newspaper style Wen, the larger part % their
feadert pay for, aud want vast that Kind OF pabullm.
fhey must have their gaseous newspaper sensational
etsment With their breakfast e toper mus, have
hh dram ~ eleven O'Clock Ihe craving for starting
nsws aooui a. strong, with majority OF the communi.
~ be DOS 90 unnatural ne the inebriate's craving
for strong drink ande readers ~ The New YORK SEN
sston papers seem TO see how Systematically and awfuliy
tt<y are oaded by those who pandcr 20 IN nnamed sud
siiissed appettes-hdTiford (CosH.) Thaes, No. 10
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Tm Corn hISrs or inA--CAlllorniA s b..no ,,vis
" depkted of her population Tho prime pal caurs
feoovery Of rich nnos of silver aud rSd outfde tae
Unite OF the state. The Nevada SdH8dTd says there
besn for the past two years peTfect exodus 70 Ne
tsda Territory from oil parts Of California prooatiy
90 ses than thirty thousand people are now residents
Every m rich mnes n Idaho Territory has aITsy cd
Hcosspds 70 thst loesy The Colorado mice, nov
8nbs INTO potoriey, aye taxing oh taJireds, aud ].
= ~ prgbabiny, cafry away ,fousatas sne,tor ytaI
AtSksp 70 ihjl msuy have sene % ae1lso, and u.
I &Ssg ron as ise fssSs al I'Ssf toss.ssr raj 4
scassiy Sch nc, be eSieYags1. cay ,hai lho lssi
We ysap SHcrsee does not fe' stc, of @ly RoesAs
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ATTENTION. SOLDIERS.

ATTENTION. SOLDIERS.
ATTENTION, SOLDIERS,
and FRIEDPS Or yOLDIENe-
ATTENTION. SOLDIERS,
and FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS.
ATTES SfIoS, SOLDIERS.
AND fEiENDs or SOLDIERS
ATTENTION, SOLDIERS,
md FRIENDS or SOLDIERS.
ArIENTiON SOLDIERS,
md FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS
AND FRIENDS OF s0rB-ERs
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30, CtLss SclIsissi AA,sr'I..n.so ss.
Fffsh paGsi
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viz. ps was 'osry hind; colld nohiDghave been
bind ion .csr Nre H.. toid had. and al
hopeless through The quantity Of bnc hone and vitol
sn,ip,.,ed lsdy further saiJ ~ anything wos.d
'oa;b my .te Nctaphytha Discovery wo"id She made
trst spp- inn: | brought "a" medicine home. have
,ssd il tsrr aud the - ths' ino Pills
ds!phn without 20 lead ss can zee well On
the :a,h OF Srpci Ia Mrs NJ a. Browns ~ ana
read the spDs ne orpos" SIDE oi toe toe, aud ~rrie
le.F her desL. distinctly everything md
n J following prNcticc aud supporting NV
family, wi must have ts'u 10 herlHf, esd scs te' u
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DEv pR FESNRR WILL DELIVER A SERMON TO
IL voung men ~ The rn.eh street Dutch Reformed
ehuTch between Second snd rhird avenues on sunday
evening NOV ~ Services commence - hallpss T. Tie
young are earnestly invited 20 atieud.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
RrSov'L.
On WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER IS
BIsgLY IMPORTANT 10 sBIyERry9
HUMANITY.

ptolnietos os Brownies Metallic Wetthe STRIP and wlu.
Gov Bsnds vnl remove from ?l2 20 their spacious ware.
rocn e.. Broadvsy c'aner Blocker street O,S the Nan.
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OCuETsTs AVID AORIsYs,

DtAFNfss'
C8TARRB,
pOIsIs IN TUB pBbD,
DISCHARGES From TIE EARS,
WITH ALL DISEASES OF
RHE EYE, EAR, AND
TBROAr,
CURED EFtECIuAlLy
~ IuE USE or MRS NJ q. BROWNS
METAPh PHYSICAL DISCOVERY
WHICH CAN BE OBTAINED
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
or FI0IAL

Inquiry Relative 70 the Cotton aad Othsr
Tramo On the Mississippi River.
wnDRAarmn, W Amm0roa, Feb. ID, 1855
0TdeSed, That court Of inquiry consisting Of three
competent officers and recorder be organised to inquire
and report
FrT-Whether any and what officers In service have
been engaged or directly indirectly participated IN
rac In cotton or other produce on the Mississippi
lis tributaries, 70 what extent under what oircuna
stances and with all the particulars os the transaction
ISscepd-Whethsr any and what military officers have
bssu granted licenses or permits for trade 70 whom n
what time, with all the particulars thereof
TAird--whether any and what military officers hAvs
used permitted the Of government
other public property for private purposes.
buhAnd also to inquire and report upon such othsr
matters may DO directed
The court will mees and organize with ell convonssns
despatch Cairo and hold their sessions Vt such places
may DO most convenient for the investigation. rhsy
will prosecute With diligence the inquiry, ana MAXI
speedy report
BY order OF tho SECRETARY OF WAR.
4. D. TOWNSEND, Assistant Ad,utant General.
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nation. II il were, tho country would never
have been ono Of The four great Powers Of tho
world, and the HsRAID would never have been
the great power Of the country. As 1t u, We
arc only the exponent Of Americanism In our
superior enterprise, circulation, advertising pa
tronage and influence. The Americans are de-
termined to be superior to any other nation in
the world, and the HERALD would be really
guilty Of horrible treason If it did not always
surpass oil other papers.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-19

Gen. Breckenridge has been relieved of his
command under Hardee.
The planet Venus was visible at mid day in
New York, on the 10th.
Only eighteen revolutionary pensioners are
now living.
At Panama the small pox is causing fright
full mortality among the natives, of whom 1000
had died out of a population of 5000.
The late rise in the Ohio river allowed g.
500,0 600 bushels of coal to be toated down to
Cincinnati and places below.
A Louisville broker has sued the Adams
express company to recover $1,000 stolen last
year by gang of guerrilas, who robbed a
train on the Louisville and Nashville railroad
The charges against Henry b. Stanton
made to impicate him in the abstraction of
bonds from tho custom house, have, after the
fullest investigation, proved groundless.
A vessel just arrived in Boston picked up,
in mid-ocean, a boat, with ten men of the
barque Warren Peters, of Baltimore, which
had sprung aleak and sunk.
The president, on the application of John
Bright, has pardoned Alfred Rubery, young
Englishman, who was arrested at San Fran
cisco for aiding in fitting out confederate
letter of marque, and was sentenced in Octo-
Der last to ten years Imprisonment and fine
of $4,000.
a steam tug with two scows in tow got too
far into the current of the Niagara river on the
l4th just above the falls, for the head Of
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BOSTON AND VICINITY.
A lady who was too poor to send money to
the. Sanitary Fair at Boston, sent eleven silver
spoons to Gov. Andrew, to be disposed of for
the benefit of the soldiers, as she wished to
contribute her mite. 1t is proposed to put
these spoons up at a rattle separately, each to
bring II hundred dollars; also every member
of the Boston police department has volunta-
rily contributed one days pay in aid of the
fair, tine whole amount making a very hand
some sum. Among the other donations was
five acres of land situated six miles from Chi
cag0 1t was presented by Mrs. Rebecca
A. Clark lhe Boston Advertiser says on
good authority that this will not be exhibited
at the hall
Among the cases of drunkenness before the
Boston police court last Thursday was that of
young man, the son of one of the most
wealthy citizens Of Boston. His fathers
friends paid the fine OF So and he is to be sent
to the Washlngtonian Home.
NORFOLK COUNTY.
Commodore Van Brunt U. S. N, died at
Dedham on Thursday. When the war begun
the deceased was appointed to the command
of the Minnesota. He accompanied the ex-
petition OF Gen. Butler to the coast OF North
Carolina, aud directed the bOmbardment
which resulted in the surrender OF the Hat
teras forts. He was in command of the
Minnesota when that vessel and others were
attacked by the iron-clad Merrimack in
Hampton Roads. One of his last official
acts was the fitting out of Gen. Banks New
Orleans expedition.
ESSEX COUNTY.
Rev. Charles Beecher OF Georgetown has
had Il call to settle at Fitchburg, but his soci-
ETY. where he now is will not consent, not
outstanding the action of the association
His salary for the coming year was raised
with unexampled promptness, four persons
subscribing $3.50.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Il. L. Allis of Conway bought a litter o.
ten pigs in the fall of 81, half Chester county
breed, paying $40 -for them. He fed then
$lS7 worth of meal besides the waste Of ter
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SoJouRNER Truth is now living in Battle
Greek, Mich. She is very aged and poor, but
is most kindly cared for by citizens far and
near; she wants for nothing that can make
her comfortable; she realizes little by the
sale of her photographs-thos who purchase
each paying her from twenty-five cents up
ward Some time this fall she received a
draft Of small amopnt-ffty dolars-from
England; also one from Pennsylvania. She
is not without many friends, and seems to en-
JOY life as well as ever; she takes her daily
walk, staff in hand, REGARDLESS of the weather,
and has pleasant smile and kindly greeting
for each and all.
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Roth Portable and Brek-the very best Furnaces ever
invented For Economy, Durability, &c,
THEY ARE UNSURPAssED.
We have five adapted to all classes of public and
ceiye fair and impartial trial. They were bought be-
fore recent vance in prices and will be sold at
former rates.
CHURCH GAS BURNERS,
with or without Ovens-an oval Stove with Cylinder
Fire Pot, very beautiful in design and
PERFECT GAS BURNER
tits, we think, the best Sitting Room Stove out
may be kept for the entire season pihoat rekiHdiHO
Coal Sifters and Holds.
ASH BARRELS, + SHO KELS,
STO We REPAIRS,
FIRE BRICK,
SHEET ZINC,
COPPER & IRON WARE,
FRENCH 4 ENAMMELLED DO,
~ -
Go
NoI. =
- = - - - ~ - ~ - .
% " - 90 A''"N'
New Burners without chimney, for stores and shops
Lantern turner's for common Lanterns, so Kerosene
SsSr and siaid Lanterns altered to bnr Kerosene at
sllght e eIXEense I, oo, ,, asa. ,o 90 %
~ TERMS CASH !s-sI
r Il n II e. Al A M X
23I Main street.
"A" ""AN""
T. H. REED.
j a. ADAMS dit ms
-
60 BE &et.
- :, = : = - -
b1OWER AND Room 10 LET-ln
n24 dir 90 ~ - i A. q ARMSRY
~--.-s.----------------------
aHJeYfe
SSN~@S4st1'
DATTERN MAKERS Wanted +Lroo
4 Good workmen. RICE, BARTON, & co.
dis div
CITTATION WANTFD-Tod do General
~ housework, and is good cook Apply at 50 Elk
[ ~,Iy, ~ NV, =, -, ,re,,,,n O''
UAIlON WAN Il Ed 10 DO general
~ hoasework, or wa, Washing ard ironing woqd have
@ >, ~ ,r7z,z - S ,,,,,,,7z u.
na1 - atT T., An ~, I'll 90 general
T rTy I xoI IpliHs ., DOT =, al.
W ANIED--Agents, Men and Women,
w in every county and town in New England, to
seding ali others Liberal inducements offered. Apply
at lis Main street, or address, enclosing s. ann,
mis- dtf iO' @ az worcei ter, Mass.
SAT ANTED-SEcoNp HAND FuxSI
TuRE-For when the highest cash price will 10
dispose their tie sq roIBe
hs6S 40 SS 70 @ S4 stors Il 3
w An T Ed A G ENTs j!
In every Town in New England local or trsveing Send
stamps. FOR particulars address Publisher, Lock Box
az IIoEluence, 10 l. ~
lo@tsdyuoh guarahteeul ui mig
WY A N'pED Eorro,, c. 80, ,rrlo,
and three or four wood roIkmen Apply al the
MA ''' '''' ''' dtf -'''7 y = ' G. IL TUFTS.
COTTON MILL HELP WANTED
- For the various Departments in Cotton Fsgores
preferred Apply 10 SUMNER PRATT, ManaiactaTg-
ers supply store, ~ front street. dtl SIG
WY ANTEn T'O pITpCIIAcl9 sn 81
w AN FL ~ fUhCh oE--oU coros
Apply 10 D. G. ALDRICH, on tho Deacon chaplin
ram. mo oi
~ENY NTEn po, 10 - / x ,.oo,,o Nj
w AN A1D-A Doy L W ~ years olu
Apply to A. =. WARE d co 1853 and 10 Main
- : : o777z77cTe ~ z7,C7577 :
M ACl1IN1oio w AN nj - rev TO
Work. TO good" and "sedds' workmen, steady WORK
and the highest wages will be given.
IHAYER j. HOUGlTON, Agents,
slI du Washington st. Machine SHOP.
WANTED-A Tenement with six or
w seven rooms in exchange for one within 1--WE
minutes walk of the Post Once with eleven rooms
Address Box Pa Worcester Post Office. diff OIL
w 1 to KNo%Grs NaG BROTHER 1 1pPy
:. -. - ~. 20
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steam on, and the captain and crew of four
men, becoming alarmed, leaped overheard
and struck for the shore. The captain and
three men succeeded in getting to land, but
the fourth man went over the falls. The tug
and one scow went over the falls, but the 9TH
er scow struck on a rock just before the brink
and remains there.
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NNRo LINEN LIST s


list OF all persons enrolled uuder the ConscrptOn
Act IN the Wards named Is posted in the places
named belos
Attention is called to notice OF the Provost Marshal Of
this District In another part of this paper
WARp oNK
A. NJ Eaton,s store Garner nj Union and schoot a.
Charles ii Oates corner of inion and
street
tiourt Mus ro,nting Ponn, Irnto, .troo,
BSnnisiers Hotel. AZ Nam noUu II onion s'ree''
Whitnevis uctsl Il aaiei Ia x o,ns a.
Bay Slate House. n AZ .tg ~ t'"'u S''
WAN rwo
Jacoh HAM lincoln 500 ,i,toi uoa.,,,, t1..
~ Worcester tIns iioht odsce fjncn,l, S'as it'uoS'
Adams so,tsre srhooi iio,,ss a ,e,,. su,,ar
/ FIsb,s t;rncery Store Ia s,,ch ., Nq""'e'
i y Woods troceyv 'sfors Coz, ar NJ pro.,.e. ana
Summer st ' ' VIM " 'Pe' anu
NJ EatOns Grocery Store corner Of Union and
School st.
WARD THREE.
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SOMETHING NEW FOR YOUNG
NJ LADIES THE LoNDoN MvFF, at
die diff KENDALL Il 3CCLENNEN'S.
READ THIS CERTIFICATE /
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MHharp.
E on PROVOST MARSHAL.


~ SrH DISTRICT MASSACHUSETTS,
Worcester Dec 9Th 1865
by order OF the Provost Marshal General lists the
names Of all persons enrolled In each Sub District will
trct,
AZ persons claiming to be wrongfully enrolled for
cltner OF the following reasons, viz list Aliennge 3D.
non resdenee 3D. Unsuitabeness of Age 4th Manifest
permanent physical disability requested to present
ner claims TO the Board Of Enrolment previous the
with proof of their claims
Persons drawn In the last draft and exempted are not
required TO appear before the Board as record OF their
ment
Manifest physical disability that would he sufficient
cause OF striking from the enrolment must bo
Of such character to be Obvious without surgical
examination
Election Of Of twoI or more sons to be exempted
from the enrolment, must be made before the draft.
Amy person knowing to the fact OF not having
been enrolled who was aue Tor military duty the
day OF July last will report tho OF such person
the enrolling officer Of the Sub District In which they
should have been enrolled tie Provost Marshal in
order that they may be nov enrolled.
sAM'L " STONE,
Captain, and Provost Marshal Sth Mass. Dist.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-19
TIE LAUGHING GAS

the undersigned cheerully certify that the Nitrous
Oxide or Laughing Gas administered Thursday,
Oct o. by DR. SrEARNS, Nos. I, AID 10 Brnley Hall
Building, Worcester, very successful
Mrs. A. BURKE Mrs. A ~ POWERS,
Mrs. ii. A. THOMPSON, Miss S. GREEN
ALFRED II, LUND.