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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-30

FFrY-THIRD REGIMENT. - The following
casualties occurred in this regiment in the at.
tack upon Port Hudson June IA, 1868:
KILLED.
Co. An Bradley Upham, VIM Woodbridge.
Co. C-1st Lieut. a K Glover.
Co. D-Corp. d kimball, W S Arlan.
Co. E-WalteG I Putnam
Co. F-Corp. NJ jackson, i Robinson.
Co. Russell Whippe.
WOUNDED.
Col John w Kimball, confusion of the thigh.
Co. A-Capt. j TAFT, leg amputated + A al.
word, flesh wound in shoulder; / Farrar, flesh
wound in arm; Henry Kendall, flesh wound in
leg; A o Hitchcock, eye, slight; Amory Robinson,
finger shot off Corp. Hosmer, color bearer, arm,
slight; L iemenway, shoulder, slight
Co. Capt. Stratton head severely; Corp.
G A Woodwork, throat, severely; J b Alien leg,
slight; A j Conant. face, slight James Carlan,
wounded, missing Edward Day, head, severe;
Edward Dever shoulder A w johnson, leg; Still
man Fitzpatrick leg, slight.
Co. Dennis ) Sheehan, chest arm, and leg
dangerously; Joel c Neat, arm, slight; John 8
Blood. head, slight; Aug Stickney, finger shot
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CITY AND COUNTY.
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS,
Al the state lunatc lOsntaln Worcester for the week
ending June Is, ls63.
TheTfuOmstPT.
NIunicIpa! Affairs.

| A regular session of the city council was
held last evening. The petition of f. A. Ba-
| con, to run a passenger wagon, was granted;
also the petition of James S. Woodwork for
the usual building privileges on Spring street.
The petition of the Worcester State Guard,
by their trustees, was presented, asking for
guns and equipments. Col. Isaac Davis, Col.
Phillips, and Dea. Allen Harris, were heard,
in behalf OF the petitioners. Aid. Stoddard
offered an order that the military committee
authorize the purchase by the city of 100 ri
fles or muskets, and such equipments as they
may deem necessary, and establish such rules
and regulations as they may deem expedient
for their loan or use, the same to be subject at
ermen. After some discussion, the whole.
subject was referred to the military commit
tee.
The committee on highways, to whom was
referred the petition of Loring Goes and 9TH
erS, for Improvements in the grade of Main
street between City Hall and Webster square,
reported that the grade was as good there as
it was practicable to make it, without making
the city liable to large claims for damages,
from AUDITORS. The committee understand
that the board of aldermen, last year, gave
leave to the Horse Railroad company to re-
duce the hill at the Gates place, SO called,
five feet, to which they see no objection, pro-
vlded no liability to claim for damages from
AUDITORS is incurred. They therefore recon-
mend that the petitioners have leave to with
draw.
An order was adopted for the building Of a
sewer of four hundred feet on Crown street, to
enter the Pleasant street sewer, those enter
ing the same paying for the right so to do.
The committee on finance reported the an
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-30

The Undersigned would call the attention ofthose
in want of Clothing Made to Order to an examination
fthe finest assortment ofcohs OF all kinds in the ctv
Garments ofthe best style quality and finish guaranteed
at Satisfactory prices. Purchasers of
READY MADE CLOTHING
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-30

Will here md choice and well selected stock of eood
that VIII be sold at asonable prices The assortment
OF Spring overc9as, Business Goats, new style Sacks
and Skeletons is uncommonlv large aud nersops d.
search of bargains will find it for their nerest 20 Ill
and examine these goods. ID II ESNtIS " e"l
m27 dtf nnnosita tTit s I 1I,
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known to the American language, unknown
to the English language even; aword brought
to us from the French and the Germans, and
domiciated here by the arbitrary exercise of
unconstitutional federal authority. No con-
script was ever torn from his home under the
British flag, (Applause.) We went through
the war 1.-THE revolution and the war of 1872,
boarding the mighty lion of England without
conscIpt."
Knowing well, all the time, if he had taken
pains to know anything at all about the mat
ter, that the revolutionary armies were kept
in the field by means OF drafting; and know
ing also, that transcription" and "dratt OF
the militia" mean one and the same thing
| But the fellows aim was to denounce the war
and all the measures necessary for carrying 1t
on. lie spoke at length against the conscrlp-
ton act endeavoring to persuade his hearers
that il is, to use his own language, "outrage'
Gus from beginning to end, saying enough
10 deserve arrest and punishment for his be-
havior TO the law for raising troops, and
showing himself one of the vilest of copper
heads.
We recur to the question with which we set
out. Is the country lost? Here is the entire
democratic party of state as patriotic as any,
a state not corrupted by wealth, or commerce,
or politics, more than other states, shouting
applause over such seditious utterances as
these; making nominations on this seditious
and reasonable basis dispensing with huzzas
for Brooks, and even for Fitz John Porter,
the general convicted and cashiered for be-
traying the army of Pope to its ruin, for the
two Seymours, and for Vallandigham. Can
the country live in presence of these two hos
tile powers,-the rebel contederacy on one
hand, and the copperhead democracy on the
other? Time will show. The patriotism of
the people will answer the question.
A COOP HAUL.-The bonds given the pi-
rate Tacony, by some OF her captive vessels,
amounting in all to two or three hundred
| thousand dollars, were found on board the
Archer by her Portland captors. This will
relieve the payees of whatever anxiety they
may have entertained as to the final success
of the rebels
A British captain dined on board the Taco
Ivy on the 25th, in the Bay of Fundy; and,
from what he could learn, he thinks the Ia
cony is the only pirate which has been among
our fishermen. The Tacony was burned the
next day, and the Archer, in which her crew
took up their quarters, was captured near
Portland. 1t is probable, therefore, that the
stories about fleet of rebels on our coast are
incorrect.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-30

The ifty,frSt regiment, it is understood, is
now at Fortress Monroe, having left Newbern
last Thursday, and if not needed by General
Dix in the present emergency, may be expect
ed home in very few days.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-30
dbs Rap spp dQlorestu dursoag urnng, yune 3d. 1853

off: Adams ] Graham. ankle, slight; Henry IL
whitney finger shot Off w Pierce, mp; sight'
Co. E-Cofp + Strattou, shoulders W NOR
gan, finger shot Oft; II II statton, head Jas
Moore, head, slight; Edw w Cross root Slighti orl
Oliver, foot, slight; Martin lalan, hip slight -,
co. Capt j Nudge, ear, sliShti NHas " pau
leg amputated; George Chniier, seriousi 5
Chamberlain, head, slight; W b FeSsendeni shout
der, slight ii w Head thigh slighti Nelson NJ
Jameson, shoulder slight Spencer Nye, Slde,
slight; Lyman Peters, side, slight; Patrick Rogers
thigh, flesh wound; Lucius Spooner confusion IN
chest; John Townsend, thigh, flesh wounds John
Z Wilder, hand; Augustus Wheeler, arm, serious !
SanGersOn, arm amputated
Co. G.-Sergt Stockwell, abdomen severe
George Morton. arm, slight; Edison W Green,
wood foot, slight Michael COyle, knee severe =
Lynch, foot, slight DiXy j Crosby foot slight II
Mcdonald, hand
Co. H,-Lcut il Carruth, hip, slight J 5 Roynor,
Jr, leg, severe; Cyrus Brown, wrist, slight
Co. Capt L II Washhurne leg, severe ISL
Lieut. j II Voc, breast, seyeiei sclgt Patrick
leg, slight; Corp c IL Moore, tace' sighti Corp IL
Wallace, leg slight; Corp Spencer Frost, shoulder,
slight; Corp L Whitney, arm, slight; " Bel,
cher, hand, slight; b Edwards, breast, slight; IL
z Harrisnan leg, slight; Robert Orr, head, serious
P Owens, back T W Reed, leg slight; Roberts
hand
Our attentive correspondent at Clinton in
forms us that the friends of Lieut.. Vose Of
i Co. have received the sad intelligence thai
he died on the 18th inst, on his way to New
Orleans. Also, that Patrick Owens, report
ed wounded, was missing, and supposed to
be killed
LANCAsTER--The enrolment for this town
is completed, and the returns show 81 names
in the first class, and &C in the second class.
Mr.. l.. 7. CHAMBERLAIN OF West Brook
field, the vaIedictorian at Yale College COM
mencement day, has received the appoint
meat of acting assistant paymaster in the
army.
ARTICLES received by the Soldiers Relief Commit
tee the past week. 20 shirts, 2quits, Is cotton mats
pieces, Second Congregational Sewing Society, Mil
bury; dried apple, lint, Mrs. NJ j. Eliot, Millbury
l barrel dried apple, Princeton; l jar blackberry
jelly, Mrs. 5. Salisbury; papers, Mrs E. Fisher;
twenty five dollars, Tor religious reading, rom a
friend
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-30

EIit"r OF SpH-DsAR SIR: With your permission
by return mail t. all wish it, teel Rec,pe Win
III directions for MAXI and using simple Vegetable
Botches TAU Erccbes and all ImDuri les OF The Skin
IeaFlng me same soft clt ar, smooth beautiful
VIII also mail free TO those having Bald Heads or
Bare secs simple directions and information that will
enable them to start full growth Luxuriant Hair
WhlSkers, or Moustache in less than thirty da S. All
applications answered by mail it, out charge
Respectfully yours,
js2T d3m No s3i Br0adNav New York
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-30

o. pr. Juhn G. Mott, Physician ana Surgeon,
Sd COURT STREET OF Howard Boston, is consult
ed daily from In until 2, and from to in the evening
on all diseases of the Urinary and Genital Organs
uous Affections, Iunors OF all kinds Sores Ulcers and
Eruptions, Female Complaints, &c. An experience of
over twenty extensive practice enables Dr. NJ to
cure all OF the most difficult cases Medicines entirely
vegetable. Advice free.
Mrs NJ. who is thoroughly versed in the affective
maladies of the sex, can be consulted by ladies.
Patients furnished with board experienced nurses
apl0 d3tawly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-30

WOIfe's Aromatic SchIednm schunpps,
universal curativein CONSUNP1lON renewing the lu-
bercles healing the Ulcers, and removing the cough
Recommended by the MEDICAL FACULTY as a Ca
ThoLooN in the removal OF DYSPEPSIA in all its
forms.
In DRoPsY its ostab ished curstlye properties have
long been without rival as attestod by universame
zeal testimony
me plureuc ana Solvent properties of the Aromatic
ocnleuam schopps, render It decidedly enicacous in
GRAVEL and all other affections Of the Kidneys.
In GuUr and RHEUMATISM, if taken in the form of
warm punch, the patient lying warmly covered IN bed,
this pare alcoholic distilaton will effect speedy cure
Taken as hot punch, in HUMoRAL and sPAsMopIC
ASTHMA it affords immediate relief from the distress
ing symptoms.
BY its peculiar snd specific qualities, it arrests tte
cold stage in AGuE and FEVER and prepares thu svs
TEN for the administration VI the admitted curaves Of
this disease
Administered in CHOLERA, CHOLERA MoRBUs.
and CoLGC it removes spasm, restores the function of
the Liver and rapidly produces healthy secreons. 1t
should be taken mixed with hot water and sugar
As NERvINE,a TONIC and a PURIFIER of the
blood, trial fifteen years in all climates under all
circumstances, has stamped it with universal approba
ton.
Peculiarly adapted to the complaints Of delicate FE-
MALES, it stands prc-eminent among the established
cuatIves OF the day.
1t the only alcoholic preparation in country that
be generally imbibed with pleasure AID saieynever
when taken to producing headache or other
unpleasant consequences
Sold, handsomely wrapped in yellow papers, in pint
and quart bottles by all Druggists Apothecales and
Grocers in the United States Purchase from the adger
m and
limitations AS the whole country is flooded with them.
BOURB0N WHISKEY
BOTTLED
UDOLPuO WOLFE,
Warranted pure, and the best quality, with the pro-
p.ieors name the cork, ami fac smile Of his sigma
ture on the label.
GEORGE h. SPUR, Agent for Worcester.
For sale by George P. Harlow, VIM. II. Gouding,
David Scott S. MGConvile, Jas, Green, Bush Il Co.
my2S daWtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-30

WORCESTER CRY GUARDs.-All past mem
bers of the City Guards are referred to no
tee in another column for a meeting in Brln'
lev Hail. this evening, to make arrangements
TO ioin in escort duty to the tifty-first regi-
mpnt.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-30

Pr. j. Wesley Kelley, Analytical Physician
will be in attendance the Medical Office ll2 Main
street. Worcester consult with patients upon ali dis
eases, during THURSDAY and FRIDAY, July "a
and "a, lO5tce ddpce free.) Ladies and GeDtje,peU
a'e Rrited 10 call ie24 w2tkdGt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-30

Dr. Kadwny's Pills The TRIUMPH OF VEeE-
TABLE MEDICATION OVER CALoMEL, QUINlNE, AND
THEIR KINDRED MINERAL PoIsuNs The serious iniu-
res entail, upon the sick afflicted with Chils and Fe
YER Ague and Fever Typhoid Fever Scarlet ami 9TH
err feycrs, in the administration Of Quinine Caomel
Arsenic Blue pills &c, in wholesale doses, daily
seen in the saffron colorcd ana yellow skinned cripple
as totters through streets, vainy crying out for
health -dealh !-hsdlth!
Let Physicians and others bear in mind, thai in all
cases either fever other diseases, where custom
has sanctioned the prescription of Quinue, Calome
Blue Pill that RADwAY's REGULATING PILLS will secure
to the patient all the benefits, in much less time, than
these posons expected to achieve, without entaiing
such terrible attacks OF the liver heart and general sys
TEN. Nine-enths of the diseases that afiict us
caused by dosing with Quinre, Arsenic, Caomel
&c.
ROADWAY REGULATING / ILLS operate i'll from three
to SIX hours-do not strain the system-do not weaken
lido irrtae the bOwcls-are coated with gum and
therefore pleasant 10 akepCsitively constipation
liver complaint, Indigestion darhaa, mercural dis
cases. &C. when nothing else will touch the complaints
From one to six pills will produce healthy discharge
Guaranteed to be free from mercury quinne iodine,
anthony and every drastic and dangerous drug. The
safest aperent the world for ladies children
For sale in Worcester by NJ. B. GREEN " CO., and
GEO +. HARLOW. dew jc26
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-30

THE steamer City of New York having been
put in thorough repair, resumes her place on
the Norwich line, leaving New London on
arrival of the boat train from Boston and
Worcester, this Tuesday evening.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-30

The Confessions and Experience Ct am
hnYiilid-Puhlished for the benefit, and as warning
ana caution to young men bO suffer from Nervous lie
bllity, Premature Decay OF Manhoo etc supplying at
inc same time me means of self cure BY one who nss
cured himself after being put to great exrense ana i'm
Jury Though medical humbUg and quackerv
by enclosing post paid addressed enyeIone single
copies may be had of the author
mis- d&wly Bedford Kings i,nninf"fN Y
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-30

"IrALIA. OR SUMMER SCENES IN lrALr."-
Mr.. |. n. Metcalf brings out this floral oper-
eta, with the aid of three hundred boys and
girls, at Mechanics Hall, on Wednesday eve
ming. 1t promises to be a most pleasant en-
tprtainment
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-30

GREAT SALE OF MACHINERY, &C.--The at
tention of those interested in the matter is
called to the great sale of the Bickford prop
erty, which is to come off this morning. See
the advertisement for particulars
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-30
HeImbOld's Extract Isuchl
Helmbold's Extract Buchu,
Helmbold's Extract Buchu,
HelmbOld's Extract Buchu,
The Great Dluretic.
The Great Diuretic.
The Great Diuretic.

And Positive and Specific Remedy Diseases OF the
Bladder, Gravel, Kidneys. DrOpsy organ c Weakness
and all Diseases of the Uruary Or ans See advertise
ment in another column. Cut it and send Tor the
Medicine at once. Beware of Jounterfeils.
mY7 deup2m
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ABBoTTs GREAT HIsToRY.--We wish to say once more
to the patrons of this great work that have not eft re-
ceived their copies wait patiently, rendsgreat bodies
move slow We listed in the distribution by ex
alderman PLNY HoLBRooK, Esq and shall serve all
cur friends soon The present demand for
this great History, than thousand per day and
the price to all is $3.50 By ordering he work when you
did you saved one dollar on each volume. Within two
or :hree weeks we shall have finished the city.
}. T. EVERETT
je40 dit General Agent for Worcester County.
EDWARD MELLEN, Jr-. continues TO pay the highest
price for old papers. etc. diff ja24
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-30

TIE Freedman's Relief Society have re-
ceived urgent calls for secondhand clothing,
especially for children. Any person wishing
to assist them in this way may leave their do
nations at S. r. Heywood's store, on Main
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-30

LANCAsTER.--The enrolment for this town
is completed and the returns show 81 names
in the first class, and &C in the second class.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-30

Ptes' Piles Woods Tar Ointment give immed-
ate reIle and speedily cures the worst cases Thy lit
ana convince yourselves. G. G. GOODWIN & co. and
" EEhS " POTTER, Boston, general agents. For sale
in Worcester by George 2. Harlow. dSm+ mchl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-30

%. Martin, appointed "Examlning Surgeon f
lhVallds for Pensions. Hours from to PM diff n29
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-03-04
Grand Festival at Kinsman---Over
$50 Realized.

This splendid entertainment was EN-
joyed by a large assembly. on Friday eve
ming, February 9th. The exhibition
consisted of instrumental music, patriot
ic songs, rich tableaux, and a p p al
together faultless. The music by the
Juvenile Band, of Kinsman, was credit
able, and ELECTED much praise. The
Gustavus String Band, being present by
invitation. took their position on the
stage, and during the intervals of the va
rious performances, gave most inspiring
selections.
Among the many tableaux presented
was the Captive Maiden, an Indian
scene. The helpless female led to the
council to receive her fate,-and such Il
perfect imitation. How the young men
could u themselves into real, veritable
Indians-in gait. and motion, and looks
with weapons and costly dress, showing
high born savage birth and authority
the stern threat of death, changed 10
milder thoughts of pardon and release
the smoking Of the pipe of peace" anal
~unbinding of the captive, all seemed
real. Then the representation of Ancient
times, and Modern-the short waist-the
tail cap, with such a wealth of rufle
bordering. The hand cards piled so
nimbly with the tow and wool-the spin
ming wheel driven with such energy the
last century gentleman-well, the scene
took.
Then came Modern Society,-Young
America. Ladies languishing in easy
chairs, eyes riveted to a novel-fngers
carelessly twirling a watch-chain, or the
tasseled string of a morning robe. Others
dressed for the parlor-calls from gentle
men-fair ones evincing disgust with
cigars, and boots elevated.
Then a tableau for the times, in three
parts; first, Secesh triumphant, tramp
ling the flag, whip raised over an implor-
ing slave second the Goddess of Liberty
holding the flag of the Union in one
hand, and a sword in the other, Secesh
under her foot and Darkie jubilant :
third, Hope, with an anchor, looking
toward Heaven-all perfect and the effect
pleasing.
Katharine of Arragon, was well exhib-
tied. The browning of the May Queen,
by a group of Fnsy-oheeked, ~white-dreSs-
ed, angellike little girls, was to the visit
or's mind most attractive.
As to the Supper-we thought oysters
were never cooked quite so well, and
coffee could never be better prepared
while the sight and smell of the turkeys
and fixins was an empowering tempta-
ton but we resisted it by the force of
early education, for as the creed runs, it
is not orthodox to eat them after ten
o'clock at night. The whole thing was a
merit, a success. a glory, only because of
the noble Christian object it had in view
to furnish aid and relief to our worthy
and suffering soldiers.
March ,, 1868. A VISITOR.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-03-04
I EGAL NOTICE.

Samuel Shafer and Charles Christensen, whose
places of residences are unknown, but supposed to
reside out of the State of Ohio, will take notice
that Jesse S. Haymaker did on the 3lst day of jan
uary a. D. 1853, file his petition in the Court Of
Common Pleas within and for the County ofTrum-
bull and State ofOhiO. against the said Samuel Shat
" and Charles Christensen defendants, setting
forth that on the 10th day of March A ID. 1851, the
defendant Samuel Shafer mortgaged to said Hay
maker and Christensen, the following described
lands situate in Champion, Trumbul County Ohio,
and known as part of lot sixty-three (63l, in said
township, being 20 acres Of said lot, bounded as fol-
lows: beginning IN the new centre road, at the S.
". corner of 50 acres of. and in said lot 63 decided
to Benjamin BeeTy; thence north on the west line
of said 50 acres twenty chains, and sixteen links to
the north line of said lot; thence west on said north
line II chains and 20 links to a post; thence south
parallel with the east line - chains and 10 links to
the middle Of said centre road; thence east along
said road l. chains and 10 links TO the place Of be-
ginning. r~eserying and excepting from the above
boundaries five acres heretofore decided TO Mary
or Polly Shafer by deed Recorded in Irumbull
County Records. Book 81, Page So.
Thatsaid lands were mOrtgaged 10 plaintiff, and
said Christensen to secure the payment of three
promissOry notes in the sum of 81 1000: That said
notes have become due, and that there is due to
plaintiff from said Shafer on the ID note, becoming
due $500 and interest from June l2.lS60; and on
the Sd note 500. with interest from March l6, 1851;
that plaintiff claims that he is the owner and hold
er of said notes, and asks for the sale Of said mort
gagged lands,t TO pay the amount due upon said notes,
n default of payment. The defendants are required
TO answer said petition ON or before the 4th day of
April 1858. JESSIE s. HAHMAkER.
By his AttyS futile 4 StUll.
a.Lauu 49, NNh NkHaN E~