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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-14
WOrtester Daily Spy.
FOr ths worcester pally spy.

For the Worcester Daily Spy.
The Boston and Worcester and Western
Railroads.
To the Stockholders of the Boston and Wor-
ceSteg Railroad:
Gentlemen,-Th question relating to the
combination of the Boston and Worcester and
Western railroads is again to come before the
stockholders at a meeting to be held on We'd
nesday next, 18th inst.
The subject haa been often agitated; once
in 1915, when it was defeated through the ex-
ertons of the late Nathan Hale, David Hen
shaw and William Sturgis, who were earnest
friends of the welfare of the Worcester rail-
road. 1t was again brought forward last
season, at the instance of few parties inter-
ested in the Western railroad, and then OPP
posed by Levi Lincoln and other sagacious
men, who could not see the wisdom or the
necessity Of the proposed amagamation. 1t
was introduced before the legislature at its
last session, and there defeated by very
large majority.
The objections tothe proposed plan al { partly
Of a public nature, one of which is that the Gre
alton of so large corporation as the two roads
combined would form, nigh prove dangerous
to the legislation of the state, and overbear-
ing towards merchants and receivers of pro-
duce. Experience teaches us that, however
well intended, all monopolies are dangerous.
Another objection of public nature arises
from the large interest the people of Massa-
chusetts have in the Western railroad. The
act Of 1899, chapter 20, section 5, provides
that the commonwealth may at any time pur-
CAUSE.-THE said Western railroad, land all the fran
chSe, property, rights, and privileges of said
corporation, by paying them therefor such a sum
as Will reimburse them, the amount of capital
pad In, with net profit of seven per cent
from the tlme OF the payment thereof by the
stockholders to the time of said purchase
This right is of immense value, probably sew
eral millions, to the state of Massachusetts
anda right which, at this period of war expenses
and Of necessary debts, the legislature cannot
have the will or the right to forego.
1t was a fair contract between the parties. a
recompense for the guarantees Of the state, by
which the corporation was enabled to borrow
money at five per cent, when it would have
otherwise cost them seven to ten per cent, if
it could have been had at any rate. 1t has
fortunately resulted to the benefit of the state.
and the state has Il fair and equitable right to
avail herself of it, to counterbalance the prob
able loss on those guarantees to the Hoosac
tunnel not yet terminated.
If the speculation had resulted dsastrously
instead of probably, the state would have
been called upon to pay the debts guaranteed
by her.
In addition to these public reasons against
the proposed coalition. there is marked diff
ference in the financial condition of the two
corporations.
The Western railroad owes debt in Eng
land, in sterling money, which can be
demanded i'll London, of............... ESQ 900
Less the amount held by the sinking fund
of..................,.,,. az 700
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KIDWELL'S DISINFECTING POW
IN DER. perfect security against all infectious dis
elses for sale by G. X. SPURR
auli dtf 20l Main st.
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SS ;1Tf :. w 1 s:RHt,RS, Committee

BOSTON WORCESTER RAILROAD oRPoRATIOs.
DIRECTORS MEETING, October 18th, 1863.
Upon the above communication the Board of Direct
Of the Boston and Worcester Railroad voted that the
Clerk comply with the request therein taned, by
notifying the Stockholders Of meeting to be held
Wednesday the IS day Of November next at II a.
BY publ shing this vote and the above communication
newspapers at Boston and Worcester and sending a
copy thereof 50 far practicable, by mail, to each
Stakeholder.
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incident. parallel case is not believed to
be on record Who will suitably write of this
midnight charge of the mule brigade? and
who of the panic of the Georgia regiment2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-14

movement is being made whereby all
those widows whose husbands were killed at
the battle of Gettysburg, who may desire to
do so, can attend the Inauguration Of the ra-
tional cemetery at that place on the 18th inst
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-08-01

NEw YoaK, July 3d. The Tdbune's
Morris Island correspondent says: Our o.
tire loss 10 the late assault on Fort Wagner,
according 70 The oficisI report. b l,5l7.-
The rebels claim 70 have buried $50 Of them.
This extraordinary proportion d killed could
only have bssn reached By their indiscsisni'
asts slaughter.
The officers and men Of The 5lth Mssss.
ehusssts. cvIosed. wiII not Be given up % %
and ssotssisI reports ~ The negroes hsv'
II been cold into slavery. and The o6icsss sssss
Cd With unmessursd abuse. II fact. I'll %
wounded q Charleston have been Rests'
most bsrbssousIy. Opportunities % saps
tate were eagerly seized upon By rebel sus
4 eseas, ssd Il We performed 10 ossss Of d
slighssss gpashot wounds-
On The len, COR batteries we're advances
leo0 ysrds nearer Sumter on the 25.h. %
six 200 FOUNDERS placed in position.
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AxoraER Mona RcHr. The latest sdvices
from Mexico begin partially 20 develop the
obiec. Of Napoleon in bic var upon that
country. On the 10th inst. Mexico wss
declared TO b an Empire. Msximiliiane q
Austria wss proclaimed EmPiros i he Will
accept; II not. Napoleon i 70 select one
Saluses were fred a Vera Cruz in hono'
Of The event.
should our civil war last lev month";
longer, until the Empire can be firmly 60
ssblishsd. We may then look for The 10
sssierepcs Of the French army 10 our q
fairs, fos The purpose Of establishing 30
other monarchy upon the ruins Of Re
public. Oh! that our President and 'hos
n authority would be led 70 abandon thei
abolition heresiss and party schemes. sn
devote themselves honestly 70 the reunio
Of The S,stes. before this evil Day shs
come upon w.
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r.n ELxcr,oxs The time 10 nov draw
~. near when the people will! scsia have
On opportunity Of choosing : portion q me
County officers. and in making that choice.
,.,.ors, matters should be cast aside, and
,h.v .houId enaesvor 10 center their votes
,uon The best man for each once. Inc
candidates in this County are likely 70 es
IN GOOD Democrats. and ~ there 10 no state
,;ele, The Fall 10 need the help Of party
machinery. We suppose there will Dc no
Convention, and each man will be allowed
% 90 before the people on his own MERITS
,hc,,.b We believe il would be better policy
10Th a., The interests OF the county and The
c.r,v. IL when Offices o. trust ere 70 De NJ
led. the Democracy would meet together 10
Convention, and designate the persons 20 oe
elected 10 those Offices. l, would certainly
ave q good deal Of unnecessary expense :
r.meroua unsuccessful candidates. But y
chi, matter ws are willing 70 give way 70
.he present 10 the opinions Of Others.
+, wilI be seen in another place IN 70 DAY
o.oer. that M. Msunsel Of Hunt'ngouFe
!. announced d . candidate for Treasurer
M. Msuntel 10 one Of our nstursiized GU
ireus, having ,sken his pspeFs some eight 9
nine yssrs ago. has always been consdere
an upright and honorable citizen. i : mr.
and consistsn, Union Democrat. willing
do al within his power to support the Go
eminent. and We have no doubt. Il eleese
~i,i msks . gensiemsnIy and competed
public ofhcer.
We uoald call attention 70 the TACT shs
n addition 70 The usual cficess 70 b elsc
ID. a. appraiser Of real estate i also 20
ehosso n each Of the several counties
The State. See Act passed a the spee'
session Of 1858, page %.
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Well. the great ssidsr j. done ios :; last
aud wiped out. along wi,h tweniy-nine CO.
thieves. He was incsrcersted this after
noon in that stsneh hotel. cslled The Ohio
Penisen,issy. They we're delivered over &C.
Capt. Merton By the military authorities. md
Immediately put through the zane motions
a others csiminals-peisons searched. hs'r
md boards shaved, bsshed end clad 10 e ~
suits. Morgan and Cluke submitted very
quietly, but some Of the younger thieves de-
INJURED bitterly. until told they must submit
Morgan had his belt filled with gold. green
Ibscks and Confederate notes. One Who he'd
before broken bic parole. refused 10 STRIP,
when Il was instsn,ly done ios him Cioks
begged for bic moustsche, but i vas no 60
Il, We sssored. They will be compslIed q
submit 10 prison discipline. but confines
apart from the cenvicts. and guarded dsl
sod nigh, By The military. One O. iw'
talked abou, retaliation. but the rule sgsins
speaking wss instantly enforced.
A negro convict did the bsrbeEing for 'h
'chivsIry.
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Testing the Constitutionality Of th

Governor SeymoUr's pledge that the con-
s,itu.ionalisy Of the drsn will b thoroughly
tested, wilI be fulfilled. A case covering sll
The disputed points has been made up snd
il i understood will be argued before Judge
DAILY, on Monday next, 10 the Court Of Com
mon Pleas. The subject would properly
come before the Supreme Court, but . some
Of The Judges have committed themselves
on Il. 4 wss deemed more desirable 10 pre-.
zen, il before another eourt-sll the courts
being equally competent 20 entertain it
The decision will then BE- carried before ths
Court Of AppesIs. which will be special!
convened Tor that purpose. II The decision
lie adverse 10 the constitutiona:iiy Of tn
transcription Law. the Government may sP
zeal il 70 the United States Court, but duF.nI
The interval the draft must be suspended. .
wsiis Of hsSess corpus will issue and b
\ sustsined By The whole authority Of ID
State Of New York. In case the State Court
sustain the Isv, the dssft will proceed. en-
pessons considering themselves segrisvsd
!, may appeal 20 the higher courss.-lNsv
York Sun.
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C,sculr corar. THE Court opened ~
ssssios Les, Monday. end adjourned Wed.
nesdsy evening. Judge Burke presided
With an ability which seldom gFsees incl
Circuit Judgeships. but ~hich 10 always bic
There wss but light docket q shis term
But one eriminsl cause was tsied-Char'es|
Well. :. who plead guilty % selling liquor
without license. and vac 6asd -. The
Goose csse'' VS. The most exciting one on
The docket. o. there wss about ~ Witnesses
ann moned on il. Il wss . suit brought oy
John Rudolph Tor iouf Of the aquatic species
taken FROM him BY Mrs. Anna y. Weber.
The Jury gave verdict fos plaintiff fos one
dollar. The costs of the suit are in The neigh
Ibcshood o. $IO0 the lswyers fees on both
sides ere probably another tloo. 90 the
each goose in controversy has cost about
$50
:. Ir he clses Of the county against D. y
. Eimons,on and others. for defs:cs'ion y
} he Clesks Office. the one on The relation
Of the county was tried and judenen
: rendered against the parties for $iS7 81.
The one on the relation OF the Schoo
Funds wss continued till next term. On
Q Mr.. Daniel Harris appointed commits
q .iooer 10 Sit as soon % convenient, and
> connection with the attorneys on both eide
tito sscer,ain the amount due, and report
e,he next term. These cases have caused
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NKw YoaK. Jolly 80 -BrigsdieF General
Strong died this mosaing. trom wounds re-
ceivsd q Fort Wagner.
A wsshisgson correspondent states that
the President will visit Ns~ = sgland soon.
BY passengers b. the CosmoPolisas y y
learned shst the principal guss Of Fort Wsg-
uer have been siIsseed. Reisioscenen's
ore said 70 have reached GILMORE. besides
sevsrsl 500 and 800 pound Psnost guns.
Rebel officers are excessively exsspessts 1
., being attacked b. she 5>sh Mssssshssesss'
On bsisg ssked ios the bedy q Col Shsw,
ths rebel reply wss: He hss bsss bsrsst
along with bic siggsss."
OGsssivs operations b General 0ilnoss
ere bsisg scsivsly prosecuted.
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0rThe Providence Post ssys: Gen
Mssde was one OF those Officers Of doubtful
loyalty in The beginning Of the war. when
radical mobs tried 10 bring before them 10
'swssr allegiance in their presence. His
refusal to Do this in Detroit caused him C
denounced g sympashizer with the RsSels
and efForts were made to have his commits
sion revoked. He vas shortly after refuses
promotion on the ground that he was no
sound on The black goose.
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nYIt il astonishing how many Demo.
eress there ase nov 10 the county. od
A beasiooists Of thirty yesr9 standing ~ho
have been lighting the Democratic party
end Democratic principles. for yes". nov
claim 10 be Democrats. Il am . jackson
man." Gays an old hosry headed Abolition
;se. The land 10 full Of such aypoerites
10 meet them on every corner. The who's
mack Of them are AboIision-secessionis's
shuu them g you would the devil: The
srs aoughfaees and demsgogues' q u
meansst and blscksst stripe. many Of who's
asvs often sworn they would never vote 70
Democratic ticket. Their souls ere g blsc
% the ssgro-lovess they pfate so0o'' an
sbey slwsys must sse : chance Of The
making consisting q elections, before the
vote.
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Death q Joh6 J. CSitteneen'
The Hon. Jshn J. Csiissadsn died q be
residence 10 Fssskfor. ~. . three Se'oes
Sunday morning. n. 9. vss ss''vs O
Woodlosd county. ~. having sses soss !,
sboss The year l7s5. bic sss. shese'ose' .
|,he time q HE death. being sseus 70 ~
began HE professional career . lawyer
:, Hophiasvills. bot soon afterwards se'nos'
Cd 10 Frankfort. where he hes ever s'nee
,esided. Ne We elected 70 The ksasueky
LEGISLATURE in 1916. sd took his seat 10
the Unised States Seaste % Deeemees'l
1917. fcsty-.ix yesss ago. serving ''s me
fern 81 two years. IL 1898 President
Adsms nominated him for Judge Of the
. Supreme Court. but the Senate refused 70
confirm him. In 1875 he wss again e'ee'-
. ID 20 The Sensse, but resigned In ISL 10
!. secep, the po-i,ion Of Attorney General ~
! PIE sidens Hsrrisou's Cabinet. resign'ns The
same ysss on saeoun, Of the quarrel beswees
,f,he WING party and President Tyler "s
r q Immediately reelected 70 the senate 10
!. iii the ssss made vacant BY Mr.. CIas's re-
a signston. md was elected Tor toll s~s" ="
4 1919. but resigned 10 ls46 70 become cen
1. did.,e for Governor Of Kentucky. to which
!. Office he wss chosen over L,sssus W. Pow
:, ell In 1850 he became member OF nj
Fillmore's Cabinet and served during me
!. remainder Of that administrations. In lso'
=, he wss again elected 10 the Se"s'e' fon
y hich BODY he retired in March. 1861 DC
ing succeeded ty John G. B:sek'n"dg-.-
Although Nj. Csittenden wss much sdssle
ed in years and saxious 10 retire from Pne
Ii. lie lie, the alarming situation OF u 9 com
he Try, and especially the position Of ken'seky
\, were ,uch that he ccnsept'd TO become
Ds. candidate In August. 1861. 10 represent n
lee Ashlsnd District in the lower House
il. Congress. and wss elected. he 80 ses'
Inn = candidate q the election which ssks
b., place on Monday nsxs. and would have bee
The eIecled. % lie I'D no opposition.
The death OF Mr.. Critienden 81 the Ps
Ior- sen, time - great public calamity. q
Die We one Of The few-perhsPs 'hs only
TO statesman OF the old time ~ho ssill renal
em. ed 10 public life His efforts 70 preserve q
eel. peace Of the country BY The adoption
SUI compromise measures. and afterwards. Oh
'sns the AR hsd begun. 70 eon6oe l. 70 i's lei
lori mate objecs-sbe preservation ef 'hs Un's
,a,s without infringing % the sighss o. do"'
I do tic institutions Of the States are y
ouId known. and a the time received almost .
sisi. lverssl commendsiion. thonsh sines -
used departed IRON By thoss having the eond'
Of public Affairs. lie presence end
No wise and moderate eounseIs will be %
sny missed 10 the mex, C,ngress New Alb
now. L-dgsr.
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~ Oss Of The .Saishs'' 10 Bosios. Who
- dssllsd. o bsisg asked y friend .
DO intended % .. replied: No. Yes
sss Tho paper ssys drafted 30 gsss tSo2
boussy, he ssns o . voIsslsss. i oaly
takes 500 y 90 ezsapssd. - r. going
10 tell Capt. Shsw RI take eio7 and cell
il square"
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CIHoIEsAri. July s6.

CIHoIHHATI, July IS.
The following hss been received q hssd-
quarters: !.
NEAR NEW LlssoR. o.. Jolly 20.
To Col. Lewis Richmond. "A. A. 9.
By the blessing Of the Almighy God.
have succeeded IN capturing John II. Nor
esn and Col. Duke and The balance q thu
command, amounting 70 shout four husdrs'
prisoners. I will start With Morgan as'
sssG o. The 6fss train fos Cine'asssis 80
await The Generate orders To- tsspspcs
tstion ioF the balance.
\ fS;euedl J. n. SsAcELEroHD.
CcIouei Commanding.
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Bic SHow.--RobiDsons = Bros. eele-
bss,sd Msnsgsrie and CircuA g will Be
sssa By advertisement. exhibits 10 jasper
Two weeks from to-day. OF course oil The
biz 'uns and IissIs 'uns, old 'uns but Psr'ic.
ulssly youg 'uns. will ave their qssrsss'
ill then and be on hand 10 eco The wond
ere and hear the fun.
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TThs 9Th Indiana lost 10 The battle
d Gettysburg o fOIlowE Killed on The the
field, 70; died from wounds, 3; voundsd, o.
odleers wounded. z; number Of men sagsg'
q, ala.
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DrsnisEp. Col. CALDWELL. Of The Eighty
6ru Indisns. hss been dismissed from The
service " order q the President On charge
d ustcrisg disloysl sentiments.
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0JThs lndisnspolis Journal Of Saturday
says the drouih 10 making terrible havoc
among the shade and fruit trees in thai
section, especially smongst the trees plant
ed lee. year. Most q 'he@ ere dy'as.-
Unless there 10 abundance ssf rain soon'
the fruit and grain crops will Be cut very
.hos, in The vicinity Of the Capital.
THE NEcRo TAEEs THE REiSs WHITE
MIS- PRoscaIBED-The following ex'rsc'
is from the BsffsIo Commercial Advertiser.
Il Republican organ:
Gen Banks has ordered that none ou'
colosed men shall be employed % tesmssers
by The Government in his department.
| The phrase, put none but Americans
on guard" l. now chsnged-les none DO
.I.nierers hive the reins." They are 70 b
the drivers.
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.Trx ssrAr issrE BsroHE THE cousrEs
- rms: SHAlL ABOLITION Put Dcwr IT,
Usrcr. on SHALL THE Usios PUT DO"
.nor,r,ox,"-HEsRr Clay. 1851
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Hsuss MAuA1lL. . : ssstidsss TO- Tssss'
sses Of Dsbois eousso q ~ ssssiag oese'
Der Eiec'iea-
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-08-01

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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-14

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