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Copperheadism at the West.

CINCINNATI, June 19.-The enrolling Off
Ger in Boone county, Ind, was captured by
several persons on Monday. The men held
him while the women pelted him with eggs.
Fourteen Of the most active partsanS have
been arrested.
Fletcher Freeman, the enrolling officer of
Sullivan county, Ind, was shot dead, yester-
day, while riding alonga country road.
CLsvELAND, June l9.--Troops have been
sent to Holmes county in this state, to break
up an organization to resist the enrolment
They reached the scene of the disturbances
on Wednesday. As the troops advanced, Il
number of shots were fired by the insurgents
without effect when the soldiers under Col
Wallace, fired a volley and then charged bay
onets, scattering the insurgents, who fled to
the woods. Eight prisoners were taken, and
two slightly wounded. The number of the
Insurgents reported at five or six hundred,
chiefly armed with shot guns. They are now
any concert OF action. They relied on rein
forcements from the surrounding country. but
were generally disappointed. The military
commander said that the troops would remain
quiet Thursday and give the insurrectonists
an opportunity to surrender the orgnators of
the movement and diSperSe. If this was NOT
done by Friday morning severe measures
would be taken
Another report says that four soldiers were
killed and ten Vallandigham democrats killed
ana wounded, and that reinforcemepts were
sent Tor by the commander of the federal
1ofces' This report is considered exagger-
ated
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ment of Col. Dufiie, it appears that on We'd
nesday afternoon, when Gen. Gregg had car
ried by storm all near Aide, and driven the
rebel cavalry toward Snickersville, he (Duf-
tie) was ordered to proceed TO Middleburg and
hold that point. His regiment went into the
fight with $50 men and "A officers. On
arriving at Middleburg, he was informed by
ladies that force Of rebel cavalry, greatly
outnumbering his own, were encamped
around the town.
He was also told that the whole of Stuart's
force was in the vicinity, but that Stuart HIM
self had just left by another route to reinforce
Lee, who was then falling back from Aide.
Determined to carry out his instructions,
he sent back messengers to Aide, ask
ing for reinforcements. In the meantime,
the rebels in force attacked Col. Dutie in
several different places. Finding himself
overpowered by superior numbers and sur
rounded on every side, he attempted to cut
his way back towards Aide. Failing in eff
fecting this, he turned toward Thoroughfare
Gap, and proceeded several miles. when he
ascertaned that the Gap was occupied by
Ewell comprising the grand centre Of Lees
army, and that Lee was Whereabouts in person.
Col. Dutfie then detied to the left, crossed the
mountain at Hope Gap, and by a tortuous
route, succeeded.
This reconnaissance of our cavalry has
solved the mystery of the present location of
Lee and Ewell. From this source it is also
ascertained that LongStreet was on WeGnes-
day at Union, Shutdown county, in the Bull
Run valley Advices from below say that A.
2. Hills dvance guard, consisting of Hamp-
toms Legion, was advancing toward Dumfries,
and that one regiment had made its appear
ance at Stafford Court House.
Combining these facts, intelligent officers
draw the conclusion that Lee is advancing
upon the army of the Potomac in three col
umns, his right, under Hill, by way of Deco
guam and Wolf Run Shoals, his Gentle, under
Ewell, by way of Thoroughfare Gap, and his
left, under Longstreet, by way Of Leesburg.
In this connection it is only necessary to
say that such disposition has been made of
our army by Gen. Hooker, that no surprise
can possibly take place. The families of
many officers who WERE visiting the field,
came hther to-day, and there are other indi-
cations of an approaching conflict; few
hours will probably develope further move
ments and intentions on the part of Lees
forces, who are now said to be upward of
10000 strong.
Scattering reports of guns were heard IN
the direction of Aide yesterday, and were
renewed at intervals this morning. Nothing
is as vet heard of the result.
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SUTTON SHARP SHoorER.-A correspon-
u ~, OF the New York Herald, writing from
. .l fotomac army, gives the particulars of
ere achevements of the "Andrew Sharp
shooters who were placed in the advance of
n Oua u1opS ON the west bank of the Rappahan-
n 1 last week. to reply to the rebel rifemen.
A M 'nese marksmen was private Lysander
No Iesa than Gs sutton nnp4 Mass who has dropped
advent. For twenty hours he Law f hab' ms
log, leisurely loading his telescopic ~ien
discharging its contents with unerrinO anu anu
whenever a rebel head appeared. UniS S am
he received a MIME ball himself toward ny ny
close Of the day, and was compelled to s ms
pend operations. He was wounded verv SO.
verely through both cheeks at the instant his
own piece was fred at his adversary.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, June 19.-One hundred and
SIX OF the wounded from the fight at Aldie,
Va, arrived at Fairfax station last night. The
boat this morning brings a number of stray
glers from Stafford Court House. They left
there Wednesday night. There were at that
time no rebels in the vicinity, nor did they see
any on their way.
The president to-day pardoned Benjamin
Brown. convicted at the April term of the cir
cult court of the United States for the district
of Maryland of manslaughter, and sentenced
to Imprisonment for three years; also Charles
Boland, convicted at the March term of the
district court of the United States for the east
ern district of Louisiana of forging bounty
land claims, and sentenced to the penitentia-
ry for the penal offence.
MAJ. M. Z. Sherman, paymaster general in
the u. s. army, has been ordered to Newbern.
N. c., to take charge of the pay department
there
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ST LOUIS, June 19.-The Democrat has
special dispatch from Vicksburg, which saws ::
AT two O'Clock last Saturday morning our ap~
proaches from Gen. Sherman's corps were
pushed up to the rebel rifle pits and to within
twenty yards of one of their bastions. The
rebels threw lighted shells over the parapets
on our approach, and received in return TWEEN.
ty-three hand-grenades, twenty of which ex-
ploded' driving the rebels out. On Friday the
rebels cut away the timber in the lear of their
i'hes, and opened on us with 1l-inch shell and
two OF three siege guns. Gen Logan silenced
tnelr mortar with his 30-pounder PARROTS and
32-pounders.
thirteen OF our gunboats patrol the river
between Helena and Young's Point. The
g E Marmora destroyed the town of
Eunice on Saturday.
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Various Matters.

BosToN, June l9.-Six hundred and fifty
bales of cotton, seized by Gen. Banks in
Louisiana, fIom the rebels, was sold at auc.
ton to-day, bringing from SO 1-2 to IS "a
cents per pound.
The subscription agent reports the sale of
50, 697 900 in tive-twentieS for five days of this
week ending to-day. The local subscription
has fallen off temporarily, on account of the
excitement in military affairs, which claims
the attention of all classes of the community
Deliveries of bonds are made to the 25th of
May.
New YORK, June 19.-United States sloop
OF war Marion, from a cruise in search of
Prlvateers, has anchored in the lower bay.
All we'll
ALBANY, June l9.-An important order
was issued to-day, by governor Seymour, for
the formation of a national guard for the
state, each assembly district to raise reg.
ment or battalion of infantry. New York and
Brooklyn alone are unaffected by the order.
NEW HAVEN, June I9.-Mathew C. Gamer
on clerk in recruiting Office for the 18th
connecticut volunteers, in this city, was ar
rested yesterday, charged with forging SOL
dlerS' state bounty papers.
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TO Consunptive..- 1he advertiser having been

restored to health in few weeks by very simple rem
edy after having suffered several years with severe
lung Affection and that dread disease, Consumpt"n-is
anxious 10 make to his fellow sufferers the means
of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy of the pre-
scripon free of charge with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will find
SURE CURE for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA BRONCHITIS
&c The only object of the advertiser in sending the
Prescription is to benefit afflicted and spread infor
nation which he conceives TO he invaluable, and he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as it will cost
them nothing, and may prove blessing.
Rev. EDWARD a. WILSON, WiIliamsbnrgh
mis- dam klneS County, New ORR
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For best favored Strawberries, one quart.'''' I,VO
And the following gentlemen were consti-
tuted the committee on strawberries john
NJ. Earle, Obadiah B. Hadwen, John G. Rip
ley.
Competitors are notified that the hours for
the reception of their specimens will be from
2 to P. NJ, on the day of the exhibition. AS
it is almost certain, however, that large
number of varieties of strawberries will not
be ripe on the 18th, the exhibition Of those not
represented on the 25th will take place on
Thursday, the I'd day of July. And the COM
mittee are authorized to defer their entire
award to the I'd of July, should the nature of
the season render the display on the 18th inst.
decidedly inferior.
Competition is limited to members of the
society, and those who may become such pre-.
vious to the opening of the exhibition to the
public. But no admttanCe fee will be charged,
as it is the desire OF the committee of arrange
ments to attract all who take the slightest in
terest in the lovelest of flowers and the
choicest of fruits.
The exhibition will be opened to the public
from to P. NJ. on Thursday, as aforesaid,
being holden of course at the library of the
society.
The rules for the annual exhibition will be
the general guide of the respective commit
tees, when not otherwise determined.
The premiums for other summer fruits,
cherries, currants, raspberries, &C., and the
days appointed for their exhibition, will be
duly announced.
EDWARD w. LINCOLN,
Sec'y of the Society.
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From Fort Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, June 1S.-The flag of
truce boat, in charge OF Capt. Budford, gen.
eral truce officer, left for City Point to-day
noon' taking up few rebel prisoners, also
some women. Capt Hart, of Co. E, 99th
New ork regiment, was shot yesterday, in
Sklrnsh on the Blackwater. His remains
came to- night, via Baltimore for New York.
Inc revenue cutter Miami, from New York,
ington.
Inc steam gunboat Adele arrived to-day
from New York. She is fine rotary engine,
sue wheel steamer captured off Key West
some months ago, while attempting to run the
blockade, and is now fitted up as gunboat.
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NEW YORK, June l9.-COTTON opened heavy end
lands. wv A0i hhuu!ihg up
FLoUR-Receipts 1867 bbls: sale, Il2o hb,..
am western dull and l0c lowers superfne state e
e. oV0 extra state 555 % $40; choice 5 IS "a SIS: rouEg
MeseGn % 300 common good extra western m
w. 81 In ~ &c lower; $50 bbs; mixed tU
extra good TO choice 5 50 "a 770 " 'ia go " DO;
Wheat heavy and "a IL iownr Cor, o,.,,
ga sales 1000 bush mixed western for sLinenp ~ n
g SIC. 'S' i'oItlerl ana western 10
mess X n,oaerate request sales 700 bbls country
II 81 - Syo; f9rA steady; sales las bbls; mess
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Rhode Island General Assembly

PRovDENcE, June l9.-The special session
OF the assembly has adjourned after two
Gays session. a bounty not exceeding three
hundred dollars, was offered to each man vol
unteerlng for three years service in either of
the ora regiments, and bounty of one hun
dred dollars to each volunteer in the new six
months regiments. Resolutions expressing
to Cen Thomas w. Sherman an appreciation
OF ms merits, and sympathy with him in his
sufierlngs, were adopted. Recruiting is ex
and artillery -!
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ANOTHER ScARE.-The Gland of steady
habits was agitated, yesterday, by report
that company of men, presumed to be de-
serters, had established themselves at Goshen,
with some disloyal men in that vicinity, and
that they were terrifying every mountain, with
the supposed purpose of resisting the draft.
great excitement existed in the neighbor-
hooo' and an investigation was set on foot,
vince ehcited the important fact that the sus-
plcious band was party employed in the
coast survey, entirely innocent of harm to
the commonwealth, and unsuspicious of the
commotion which their movements had ex.
cit ed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-20

WASHINGTON, June by esterday or the
day before, four boats crews were sent ashore
at Aqua Greek to reconnoitre. Going out on
the railroad they encountered about thirty
rebel cavalry, who dashed among them, firing
as they advanced The seamen returned the
fire and retreated in safety. The rebel cav
airy employed themselves for a time in exam
ming the empty storehouses; but few well
directed shots from our gunboats caused them
to skedaddle as fast as their horses could car
nv thpul
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-20

To Horse s1Xvners.--DR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE
lIialENT FOR HORSES is unrivaed by any in ana all
ca<es Of Lameness. arising from Sprains, Bruises or
Wrenchint its effect magical and certain Harness or
Saddle Calls Scratches Mango, &C. 1t VIII also cure
and cured their ncipent stages but continued cases
are bcyon the possibility of T0Gtc0l cure. No case OF
he kind however desperate hopeless but
be alleviated by this Lmen and its faithful applica
ton will always the Lameness, and enable the
horse to travel with comparative ease.
Every horse owner should have this remedy at hand
for its timely use at the first appearance OF Lameness
viii efleetuay prevent Formidable diseases mem
toned to which horses liable and which render
so many otherwise valuable horses nearly worthless
Soc oiivertisement deow ole
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-20

NEW YORK, june 19.-Stocks are quiet but steady:
Chicago and Rock Island 81; Milwaukee and Prairie d
Ghlen Railroad 5O fittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago
kallToad Al Toledo and W abash Kali Dad 70: Norwich
and Worcester Railroad 93 Chicago and Southwestern
kalroad ~ 80; Cleveland and Pttsburg Railroad S94
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad 1861; Illinois Central
SCRIP Olt Michigan southern Railroad 693; Michigan
southern guaranteed ll3; New York Central Railroad
IN ia Eric oi Railroad 81 Erie preferred los HUDSON
lO23 Pacific Mail l73; Central Transit Go 9S Cumber
ianu preferred 2i Canton Go =; American Gold 431.
U one year certificates 49, ' ee'''oieu IVA
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-20
Worcester, June 26, 1868.

| WORCESTER COUNTY TEACHERS AssocIA-
r1oN,-The thirteenth semi-annnal mnetinr nj
| TWO O'Clock P. NJ. 1t was opened with prayer
| by Rev. Mr.. jenkins of Clinton. After an.
propriate remarks by the president, j. X.
Lombard, Esq, in welcoming the associa ton,
the minutes Of the proceedings of the last
meeting were read by the secretary and ap-
proved.
The first exercise was one in the methods
of teaching geography, by Miss Baker of the
| Worcester high school; but, for the want of a
blackboard suitable for the purpose, the exer-
else was postponed, and messenger was sent
TO Lancaster to procure suitable board all
of those in Clinton being fixtures in the
school buildings
Spelling exercises, or the best method of
teaching spelling was the topic then takenup,
and some interesting remarks were made on
the subject by the president, and the outlines
of several methods, pursued by different sue
cessful teachers, were given.
Ariel Parish, Esq, member of the board
OF education, followed, and stated the method
pursued by him. He had never found schol.
ars admitted to his school-the Springfield
high school--who did not need to continue
the practice Of spelling. He urged the teach
ers OF the public common schools present to
give far greater attention to spelling. Pa.
rents at home should feel the Importance of
interesting their children in the matter of cor
rect spelling. 1t is an important matter to be
attended to when pupils are young, for then
the children learn easily; and if one does
not learn to spell well when young, it is prob
able he never will.
Mr.. Paine, of the Highland school. Worces
ter, thought that if half dozen teachers, who
now think little of good spelling, could be in
duced by the exercises of this meeting to give
due attention to the matter of spelling, the as
ISOLATION will have done good work.
Mr.. Newton, of Worcester, thought that
much of the time now given in many schools to |
teaching geography and arithmetic, would be |
better employed in teaching reading and SPELL
ing. His methods were stated briefly, all of
which required much writing.
The care of scolars during recesses was
the next topic. Mr.. Newton of Worcester
thought scholars should be made to feel that
they are responsible to the teacher quite as
much during the recess as at any time.
The Importance of recesses for the purpose
OF rest, and for the purpose of ventilation of
the room and means of securing cheerfulness
as well as physical exercise, was dwelt upon.
His own method of managing pupils during
recess, and when leaving and returning, was
then given.
After short recess, Ariel Parish, Esq, of
Springfield, was introduced as the lecturer
for the afternoon.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-20

HARPER's MONTHLY for July is for sale at
things continuation of story of "Romola,"
and the illustrated paper on the scenes of
the war of 1872.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-20

SURGEON PETER Z. HURON CT the 21th
Massachusetts, regiment, has arrived home on
a short furlough, prior to entering upon his
duties as surgeon in the I'd regiment OF heavy
artillery.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-20

Auction SALES OF REAL ESTATE To-DAr'-"
This morning, at 10 o'clock, will be sold the
Pratt estate, on Wellington street; at thls
afternoon, real estate on Main, Myrtle ana
Southbridge streets.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-20

THE afternoon services of the Third Bap-
list church will be changed from LIZ to 6
o'clock during the summer months, from tho
present time.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-20

GOOD PROFIT FROM SHEEP.-Mr. William
a. Kelley Of North Blackstone has received
forty eight dollars from the increase, WOOL
&C., from t1co Chinese sheep within the past
year. AT this raie it will pay to keep Chinese
sheep WoonSocket Patriot.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-20
Hsostoo stock Market.

THE entrance to a womar's heart is through her eye
or ear but philosopher has said the way to mans
heart is down his thro at Good house wives understand
this and use Herrck Aliens Gold Medal Saleraus. If
there are any unfortunate as not to have tried it, so
Immediately to YOUR Grocer and get PAPER, and our
word for it, 1t will make heart, as hard as adamant,
soften and be yu aud after will praise the seller
of Herrck Aliens Gold Medal Saeratus, Everybody
sells it, Depo. l2 Liberty street, New York Try it.
EDWARD MEbLEN, Jr.. continues to pay the highest
price tOr cid papers, etc. du Ja24
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-20

Will here find choice and well sci scted stock of goods
that will be sold at asonable prices The assortment
of Sprng Overcoats Business Goats, new style Sacks
and Skeletons is unrommonly large and persons in
search of bargains will find it for their interes to call
mud examine these goods. ID. II, EAMES,
~ iIarrington corner, cor. Nj ain and Front Sis.
n27 dtf opposite City Hal.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-20
CITY AND COUNTY.

REV. Adm BALLoU of Hopedale will speak
at Lincoln Hall tomorrow afternoon and evc-
ming, at l.2 and l-2 o'clock.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-20

The Und ersIgns d would call the attention those
in want of Clothing Made Order to an examination
OF the finest assortment cloths OF all kinds in the city,
Garments ofhe best STYLE quality and finish guaranteed
at Satisfactory prices Purchasers of
READY MADE CLOTHING
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-20

New CoUNTERFEITs. - Counterfeit "one
hundreds" and also Juveniles" on the Wa
terbury Bank, Ct, are in circulation. The
bills are exceedingly well executed and liable
to deceive
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-20

HoRTIcULrURAL.-At a meeting of the COM
mittee of arrangements of the Worcester
County Horticultural Society, holden at the
library on Thursday, June 18th, it was unani-
mously voted to hold an exhibition of roses
and strawbe on Thursday, June 18th, and
to offer the following premiums -
For the largest and best display. 90
For tine second largest and best display. 2G9
For the third largest and best display. loo
And the following gentlemen were appoint
ed the committee on roses -
Clarendon Harris. James L. Burbank,
John Ring.
The premiums on strawberries are as fol-
lows =
For the best twelve approved varieties, one
pint ch...-......'.'..' BOW
For the best six approved varieties, one quart .
For the best dish of market berries two quarts. 2C
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-20

for old adnew. Lard opened quiet and closed frmer;
sales $50 bbs, "a a l0}c Butter qgict sales small;
Ohio - lss State 4 PC. Ree quiet sugars Dun;
q lie; snd l6ac in bond Coffee dun. NJ, lasses firm,
aud in good demand; Porto Rico 44O hhds at As SIC;
Barbadoes 100 hhds at 4Sc.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-20

POLICE CouRT.- Yesterday, Peter Myers
and W. E. Harding, for drunkenness, were
each fined 81 and costs.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-20

DUDLEY.-The examination of the Nichols
academy, at the close of the spring term, took
place yesterday, in manner highly credita-
bic to the teachers and students. We learn
mat oy the judicious and thorough labors of
'"e MessrS. Clarke and Prof. Bassett, this
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-20

The Boston and Fitchburg railroad compa-
ny has declared a semi-annual dividend of
three per c&nt.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-20

TRENTON, N. j., June l9.-The Union
Light Infantry of this city started at noon for
Harrisburg. Applications are constantly he.
ing made to the governor for acceptance from
different parts OF the state.
ALBANY, June 19.-Since the afternoon of
the 10th Gov. Seymourhas forwardedto Penn
sylvania the following regiments of militia ::
The 9TH, llth, 22d 37th, 8th, list, 23d, seth.
Goth, and 74th. The following regiments will
leave tonight or tomorrow morning The
9th, 9th, 18th, and 2Sth.
New York, June l9.-The 9TH regiment
left tonight for Harrisburg.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-20

Sore Throat Cured.-PREsToN, Nov %, 1859 -
Nessrs Richardson & Co i have used DIR. Sweet lu
faliibe Lniment for Bronchial Throat SiIh very
beneficial results 1t has done good than all
other remedies which have TT ed. -
ie2O d&wiw JOSEPH NJ. COMBS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-20

HUBBARDsToN.-Rev. c. w. Allen, late of
gregational church and society at East Jatfray,
N. H., and has removed with his family to
that place,