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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-08

HELENA, ARK, Jan. 2.-The battle is still
raging at Vicksburg, with no decisive results.
Our forces took the main battery and the rifle
pits of the enemy on Monday but were after
ward rcpused and lost their ground. Five
cannon were spiked and lost again. General
Morgan and Colonel j. B. Wyman are killed.
Col. Morgan, Col. L. Smith, and Capt. Guiga
were wounded, but not MORALLY.
Both armies rested on Monday night after
hard fought day. Our troops are still conf
dent of victory. Price and Van Dorm com
mand the rebels 1t was rumored that Gen.
Sherman was being largely reinforced by the
arrival of Gen. Grants cavalry. The steam
boats are not doing much. Our army is well
posted and protected on the flank and ear,
and will not yield the contest till Vicksburg
is in their possession. Our loss IN killed and
wounded so far is estimated at 5000.
CAIRO, Jan. I've have one days later
intelligence from Vicksburg which is highly
interesting and exciting. The iebels have
concentrated all their forces from jackson and
Grenada and along the line of the road,
amounting to $4,000 men, at Vicksburg. This
overwhelming force attacked Gen. Sherman
on Monday, and caused him to fall back to his
first line of defense. The rebel entrench-
ments and Notifications extend back from the
forces had fought to within two miles OF the
city when he was attacked by the superior
force of the rebels.
The fighting on Sunday is represented as
desperate in the extreme Batteries and for
titications were taken and retaken whole
regiments, and even brigades, fought hand to
hand over the guns, and for possession of the
defences; the 4th Iowa regiment lost 600 men
killed, wounded, and missing. Gen. Hovey,
with 1900 men, was sent out to to execute a
special order, but since then has not been
heard from. Fears are entertained for his
safety.
Nothing has yet been heard from the feder-
al force below, nor can we learn that our gun
boats have taken any part in the action. 1t
is reported that rebel steamers are crossing
from the Louisiana shore to Vicksburg, and
it is supposed they are carrying reinforce
ments to the rebels. The latest accounts
state that the rebel Gen. Holmes was march
ing in the direction of Vicksburg. 1t is not
improbable that he has arrived there Gen.
M. l.. Smith is wounded in the breast.
There was some fighting on Tuesday MORN
ing after Gen. Sherman had fallen back, but
it was thought that he could maintain his po-
siton. The report that Gen. Sherman was
reinforced by Gen. Grant is Incorrect 1t is
reported that Gen. German is evacuatng He
lena, Ark, with the intention of occupying
Napoleon. Gen. Sherman's loss is estimated
at from 1000 to 5000 men. Gen. Grants
army is at Holly Springs. Trains are running
on the Memphis railroad to LaGrauge Gen
Joseph L. Johnston commanded the rebel
forces at Vicksburg.
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The Expedition to East Tennessee

CINCINNATI, Jan. Cen. Carriers expe-
dition reached Manchester, Ky, yesterday,
on its return from East Tennessee. 1t left
Loudon, Ky, on the 3lst ult. 1t comprised
1000 cavalry. The results of this expedition
are the destruction of two important bridges,
the killing, wounding, and capturing of $50
rebels, and the taking Of 700 stand of arms,
and large amount of flour, salt, and other
rebel stores. A locomotive and two cars were
also destroyed. A brisk skirmsh took place
at the Wautuga bridge, and another at Jones'
VILE. This raid was one of the most hazard
GUS of the war, and was attended with great
hardships and privations. We lost but ten
men.
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hOSecfahS To ne DeaiC NtlLns
We understand that committee of ''demo-
Gratis to be composed of John Van Buren,,
Ben Wood, James Brooks, Vallandigham,
and Sunset Cox, are about to address severe
note to Gen. w. S. Rosecrans, asking him
what he means by his singular proceedings in
Tennessee. Their feelings have been very
much hurt by his rough and rufianly mode of
handling their friends Bragg, johnson, Har-
dee, Rains, &C., and they demand an explana-
ton.
Does he not know that he is irritating the
minds of our southern brethren by his harsh
measures? Can he hope to win them back to
a love of the old Union by his bayonets, and
swords, aud cannon? Why did he not throw
down his arms and try to coax them into their
allegiance and duty? His sharp. ill-adyised,
radical method by gun powder, we fear, has
only confirmed them in their dislike of the
federal government.
Mr.. Vallandigham, indeed, as we under
stand, is about to bring the case of this offend
err to the attentian of the house of representa-
tives. He will propose a committee to in
quire by what authority General Rosecrans
hes taken upon himself to put to death sever
al thousand OF our fellow citizens at Murfrees-
boro, to blow their houses to atoms, seize
their cattle, and let their negroes run. He
(f allanulSham) mas long maze the constitution
Il subject Of special study, and he finds that it
guarantees to every person perfect security in
his rights of person and property. No one can
be molested in these without process of law;
yet this Rosecrans, calling himself Gen. Rose
Grams, sets the provision of the sacred inStru-
ment entirely at naught. Or is he so insane
as to suppose that his ten-inch shells are what
the constitution means by ga due process of
law?' Can he imagine that his 'advance of
the whole line with enthusiastic cheers is a
fair trial by jury, which the constitution
awards every man?
1t will be in vain for the culprit to plead
that he is acting according to the laws OF war;
for that dodge has been attempted by presi-
dent Lincoln in defence of his edict of free
dom; but the democrats, IN their conscien.
tiouS devotion to the letter of the constitution,
will not admit the plea.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-08

New YORK, Jan. Three hundred and
twenty-five sick and wounded soldiers of
Vermont regiments will arrive here this
CThursday) morning. These soldiers have
been collected from the various hospitals in
and around Washington, by Mr. Holbrook, by
permission of the secretary of war and the
sanction OF surgeon general Harmon, on the
request of Gov. Iolbrook, and they are to be
forwarded to hospitals in Brattleboro, Vt.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 7.-Peterson's coun-
tertet detector says the following counterfeits
are being showed; Citizens Bank Of Worcester,
Mass, tens, altered; vignette three female
figures in the upper right, in the upper center
small flying figure bearing a tablet an Y
on each side, and ten across the left end
This is well done. Charter Oak Bank of
Hartfort, Conn. fives
Forty pounds of powder in the fuse room of
the arsenal at Frankford, exploded to day,
SCATTERING the building and wounding eleven
persons.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-08

NEW YORK, Jan 7-CoTToN less active ard scarcely
tirm; sales 1000 bales a69c for middling upands.
FLOUR-Receipts IA 43S ibis; Sales $500 bbls; state
ami western less active and scarcely film; supelfne
state 50 80 g 500; choice $3.50 q $500 Canada dull
sales $40 bbs.
GRAik-w heat less active and scarcely so firm; Chi
cago lTing 81 20 a 81 "a; Milwaukee club 81 80 a S39
anb Iowa 81 40 "a sl4; winter red western 81 A %
sl5O amber Michigan Sl,50 % sl,2l; white Mich igan
81 &c "a SIG winter red Illinois 81 AZ. Corn dun and
unchanged; sales 4OO0 bush; mixed western 50 Sl3c
for sound and 66 @ for unsound choice yellow west
S5c. Oats quiet aud 1rm sales moderate.
Beef dull sales 100 bbls. Por shade lower; sales
$40 bJls mess l4,2 4,25; prime ll5O@ 1850; Bacon
unchanged Lard very firm sales 1909 bbls at 0i "a lie.
Whskey unchanged sales 45O bbls. Sugars quiet and
firm sales 4jJ hhds New orleans log % ll4c. Coffee
firm with fair demand; l40 bags Rio at 212 q Sc Mo-
lasscs firm sales 100 bbls New Orleans.
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NEW YORK Jan, 7.-SroCKS are better; Chicago and
Centr, 924 Harlem preferred 574 Hudson S6s; Erie
prcerrcd9 S9 hne Railroad 6l New York Central 1883
Pacific Nal 1871; chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Railroad 99 American Gold l35; Missouri skies IS;
Tennessee SKIES Gil; fves of Il registered 80;
fves OF II, coupons. 50 U Demand otes 1904 Cali
flrnia seYeMs ll6l: Cnmberland nref.rred Il.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-08

The republican caucus to night nominated
Joseph b. Hail for secretary of state, John l..
Hodsdon for aGjutant general, Josiah II.
Drummond for attorney general-all the
present incumbents. The government will
be inaugurated tomorrow.
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Anrus&nrents.

MEG ANICS ALL
Saturday Evening, Jan. 10. 1868.
Ct r AND CONCE Ri.
THE WORLD RESowNED CANTATRICE,
M ADAME ANNA HOP,
Assisted by the distinguished Pianist,
MAD'LLE MARIETTA ERBA
And also the celebrated Solo Players
HERR zOEHLER, Flutist,
M. ARBUCBGL.E, Cornet a Piston,
HENRI SUCK, Viollnist;
under the direction and management of
rs. GILMORE,
Leader Of Gmores Band of Boston, who will take
part in the performances.
Programme:
PART l.
|. Piano solo-oyertuIe TO william Tell, Rosslni.
Mad'lIe MARIETTA ERBA.
With Flute o6igato, ' BY Herr zoEHLERu. ss'''"i
MADAME ANNA BISHOP.
g. Violin Solo, THAR and Yarie, De Berlot.
Mr.. HENRI SUCK.
4 Duo for corne's-TwO-psrt Song would that
Messrs GILMORE and ND IRBUckLIiE%YO '''''nn'
s. Balad-'1he Beggar Girl"
MADAME ANNA BISHOP.
PART H.
g. Fantasia for Piano. ected, Thaiberg.
Mad'lle MARIETTA ERBA.
T. Flute Soo-Air and Variations. Zoehler.
HERR T. ZOEHLER.
s. Valse-"I Bachlo," (The Kiss Ardlti.
MADAME ANNA BISHOP.
9. Solo for Cornet Piston-From Lucia Doaizettl.
Mr. NJ. AaBUCKLE
10. Fantasia for Yiolin-'Tho Little Drummer
Boy David.
Mr. HENRI SUCK.
Flnale-The Flag OF our Union. Written by Gen Geo.
p. Morris. Composed by w V. Wallace.
MADAME ANNA BISHOP.
A splendid Photograph of Madame Anna Bishop, also
the Ballad of The BeRPar Girl can be had vt the Hall
Tickets 25 cents each For sale at the al places
Doors open g. Concert to commence at u.
las l3t
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Law DuFOAOA6h 1SoAAOuf OJsPOPoAd'
This Medicine will 'cure all Diseases but Is in
tended to be a SPECIFIC FOR SToMAcHIc DERANGEAENT
And we confident that any ordinary case of Dys
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ach Loss of Appetite, Nervous Headache. Diarrhea
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That YOU NAV judge of It's efficacy publish list Of
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CALIsAYA BARK-Celebrated for ever two hundred
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of the stomach and Bowels.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-08

PORTLAND, Me-, Jan. THE Maine legis-
lature was organized to-day by the choice of
Nathan Farwell president of the senate, and
Nelson Dingley, Jr., speaker OF the house.
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DIED.

DIED.
Dudley of sutton wv
In Holvoke, Jan 3, Mrs Mehtable Marsh formerIv of
Holden, IS yrs. ' "
In Hartford, Jan 6, Nellie daughter of Samuel NJ Ca
prom, formerly of UXbridee, 5 yrs.
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VNHE AGE OF MIRACLES.
CHEMICAL SCIENCE AND MECHAN-
ISM AGAINST THE NECROMANCY
OF THE WORLD.
Illustrated To Night at WORCESTER THE
ATRE. dat jas
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Antnnns.

SHERIFF'S SALE.-CoMMoNWE
~ OF MAssACHUsETTs.-WoR CEsTER, ss-January 81,
1863 Attached process and the same having
been appraised will be sold at Public Auction, on FIRE
DAY, the 9th day of January inst at 10 O'Clock A. M,
at the Coal Yard near Garden street, in said Worcester
the following Personal Property, to wit:-Five Coal
ShoYes, four Coal Screens, Wheelbarr0w, five Bar
rels, seven Baskets, Desk Table and Book Cases
one Stove Office Chairs, Coal Wagons two Horses
one pair Traverse Runners, Horse Sled, large
Wrench. small Bell two Harnesses, one Sleigh one
Wolf Robe, Fancy Wool Robe, one Hay Cutter, one
Feed Trough
Terms Cash. j. DAY, Deputy Sheriff.
ja7 DIT
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The Sovereign Remedy for Dyspepsia!

THE PUR ST AND MOST EFFECTUALToNIC AND
MORNING APPETIZER THE WORLD HAS
EVER PRODUCED.
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THE NEWS FROM vIoKsBURG.
Owe FORCES DRIVEN EAcK.
RY TEL RAJ

TIE REBELS HEAVILY REINFORcEr
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WILLIAMS & ORVIS' SEWING
w MACHINES, at JOHNsoN'S No. 8 Harrington
Corner, stairs diff AMI
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OESHAMpS PARIS KID GLOVES +!

Of our own importation, viz Ladies' Plain and Em-
broderee in Coored Blacs and elegant shades Of Light
oors for evening parties; Gents olOred, White and
Black Plain and Emb oldered; MIsscs' Dark aud Light
Coors. Also,
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GLOtbimg.
s. DEYEREAUX ,
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A. p. WARE & co.

INVITE CEz o ATTENTs0S OF THEIR
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STOCK OF sEAsONAET.E q A Ee2I ENTs
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TASTE OF ALL GLASSES OF FUR
OHAsERs ENoLUOINo TzgA MOsT
APPROVED VELTIEs OE TlGE
SEASON.
THE BOYs' DEPAHTAIENT Is IN
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syORTHK OF a CONTISUANCG OF
FAST Liberal PATRONAGE.
IN TEE CUSTOM DEI'A sgTMENT
WE HAVE TO OFFER QUITE the
IA AG EST AND MOST DESIEsA
sFoCIG OF OVEECO ATING AND
GOODS FOE ALI DESCRIPTIONS ar
DEsItg AtsI4E GAgAEEsTs EvEK AD-
vEssTEaGD Az TsRIs EsUA Bi.IsEg"
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PERSONS IN WANT OF GOODS IN
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New Stvles Steel snd jet Breast Pins, Ear Kings and
Belt lasps, at low prices
200 Rich Fans-thesbcst assortment in Worcester
Head Dresses ard Hair Nets, In large variety, selling
at low prices.
Ladies' intending to make Holiday Presents to gentle
men will find handsome assortment Of Embroidered
Slippers at our store
Also, Ladies' Gents and Misses SILK and Merino No.
slery and Under Garments
Single Double and Split worstecs the price
20 cts. per ounce.
Closing out of Woven Clowds, Sontags. Cabs and
Leggins, at the Manufacturers prices, at
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Lone WRIST KIN 0LOvEsi

Deshamps make, Black and Colored, at slss pair
market price 81 90
Purchaser Of Kid Gloves will always find the best
assortment and best quality the lowest market prices
at our store
French Cashmere Fleece lined and Castor Gloves at
reduced prices
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Anrustn)Guts.
w ORCES TER THEATREI
Friday Evening.
LAST NIGHT OF THE COMBINATION
IMMENSE ARRAY OF TALENT
BENEFIT OF Mrs. BARROW 1!
II the Great Comedy Of
TIE GGnnnl EnR cnAMnAl
w oRCESTER THEATREI
THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL !

Acknowledged Stars in each part as will be seen by the
following cast:
rs ES. HsA gezsDNV as Lady Teazle.
M ssS. E, 4. DAVENPORT as Mrs Csndour
ri EEs. ANNIE sENTER LANGDON as La
dN SneerWell. (Bf Kind permission OF Mr. willard,
Of the Howard Athenaum.)
MISS ATDLE.GE NEWTON as Maria (By kind
permission 0l Nr WiAard.)
~ IL. THOMAS TsLACInIs, rs Crabtree
VI Is. a. II. ssE e. vEE.s., as Charles Surface.
MAs. Ssre DLEY as Sir Peter Teazle (By kind
permission of Alr Niuard-hs hr.t appearance in
Worcester
NJ e. u -. KNIGHT as Joseph Surface
MIR. w. A. DON ADDISON as Sir Benjamin
HEckbite
AIR. w. H. asIsO VINE as Moses
Va is. HARRY RUSSELL as SirOliver Surface
Mr. KtEFE ms Howlev. MIR. SUMMERvILEE as Trip
AK NWEFISEE as snaEe. Sir. H0LTON as DO
seph's servant
Admissi on-prquct End Dress Circle, 50 cts. Family
Circle, % cts Reserved sale at the Theatre.
Z & RID.
MHr. BARsow earnestly requests her friends and the
PUBLIC to support her on occasion when She
ndent she as used every cNeftou place ore the
h4es eGnttai the tuglilh language on the stage Of
the Netcfe Theatre in ms1Aer that IL is impossible
TO excel m anY theatre n the United States. Assured
Of inns ON her cS crence IN the theatrical profession,
She leaves II 20 the citizens OF CrceSter show their
appreciation ths talent She has has collected
GER and only tras She viii receive the same generous
marx OF approval thai has stamped previous efforts.
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Dreaming tlB Church.

At country town, one Saturday evening"
fatigued with his long journey, wagner,
with his son John drove his team into good
range, aud determined to pass the Sabbath.
and enjoy a season of worship with the good
folks Of the village.
When the time for worship arrived, John
was set to watch the team. while the wag-
oner went in with the crowd The preach
er had hardly announced his subject before
the old man fell sound asleep. he sat by
the partition in the centre of the body slip !:
Just over against him. separated on " by a
very low partition, sat heshy lady, who
seemed all absorbed in the sermon. She
struggled hard with her feelings, but unable
to control them any longer, she burst out
with loud scream. and shouted at the top
of her voice, arousiug the old man, who.
but half awake. threw his arms around her
waist, and cried, very soothingiy:
Whoa. Nancy whoa. Nancy Here
john" calling his son, "cut the belly band
and loosen the breeching: quick, or shel
tear every thing to pieces"