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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-10
MORGAN's REBELS IN INDIANA.
THE PEOPLE RALLYING TO FIGHT.

INDIANAPOLIS, July 9.-Morgan's forces of
infantry, cavalry and artillery, numbering
from 5000 to 5000, have crossed into Indiana,
ana captured Corydon. Our forces are falling
oack' Inc rebels, it is supposed, are march
ing on New Albany and Jacksonville, where
large quantities of supplies nre stored.
troops are being organized throughout the
state and sent forward as rapidly as possible,
BUSINESS is entirely suspended to-day. Citi-
zens are forming companies for self defence,
One regiment has been raised since last night.
1t is reported that two citizens were killed at
Corydon when the rebels entered the town.
LATER.-Morgan is still in the vicinity of
Coydon. The greatest excitement prevails
throughout the state. The militia are coming
in rapidly under the call of the governor for
fifty thousand. They will be under arms and
marching to the place of rendezvous in twen-
ty-tour hours. One Michigan regiment arriv-
ed tonight. Another, and battery of artil-
tillery, are expected tomorrow. The deter
mination is that Morgan shall not escape
The border counties are under martial law.
LOUISVILLE, July 9.-Eleven rebel regi-
ments, aggregating 1850 men, with ten pieces
OF artillery, including two howtzers, passed
the ONO at Brandenburg yesterday and en-
camped last night near Coyden, Ind, COM
manded by John Morgan and Basil Duke
Morgan stated to several citizens that his des-
tlnauon was indianapolis. There is consid-
cradle excitement at New Albany, the inhabi-
tants believing that Morgan's forces are ap,
preaching there. On leaving Brandenberg
Morgan burned the steamer Alice Dean, but
gave up the J. p. McCoombs, which arrived
this afternoon. A fire is now visible in the
direction of New Albany
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Postscript.
by TELEGRAPH.
LATEST FROM THE SEAT OF WAR
Position of the Armies.
OPERATIONS or GEN KILPATRICK.

SHIpPENsBuRG, Pa, July 9.-The armies
of Gems. Meade and Couch are rapidly con-
centrating in front of the army Of Lee. The
headquarters of Gen. Couch are here tonight.
News to-day received from Waynesboro shows
that a portion of Lees army is only three
miles from the forces under General Smith.
The enemys cavalry paid flying visit to-day
to Greencastle, probably for the purpose of
watching onr movements, and gathering sup
plies Lees headquarters are still believed
to be at Hagerstown. Exciting events are
likely to transpire within the next few days
FREDERICK, MD, July 9.-The rumor of
the death Of Gen. Fitzpatrick is untrue. Col.
Lansing of the 18th Michigan cavalry has just
come in from the front, and reports him unin-
jured. The fight yesterday, between Funks-
town and Boonsb0ro six miles this side of Ha-
gerstown, was final success for us. Our
cavalry attacked a large force of cavalry
and infantry, supported by artillery, and at
first we had to fall back. Gen. Bufords cav
airy brigade then dismounted, and Gen. Blu
ford charged the rebels at the head of his brig
AIDE, driving them out of the woods. Gen.
Fitzpatrick then charged on them with two
mounted regiments, and drove them before
him six miles. Our loss was fifty killed and
wounded. The rebel loss is one hundred killed
anu NOuhuSu anu my taken prisoners.
From the same source | have the following
particulars Of the latest cavalry operations
On Sunday, Gen. Fitzpatrick captured a rebel
train at Monterey, few miles west of En-
mettsburg, taking 1876 prisoners, 179 of whom
were commissioned officers. On the same
day ne had brisk fight with the rebel Gen.
Stuart at Smiihsburg.
On Monday Gen. Fitzpatrick made dash at
Hagerstown and found them there in strong
force. He fell back fighting bravely all the
way towards WilliamspOrt to join General
Butord. After a hand fight the rebel at
tempted to get between Butord and Fitzpatrick,
but they finally formed a junction, and both
divisions retired during the night Our loss
was not serious considering the great force of
the enemy and the deperate nature of the
fighting.
The rebels have immense wagon trains
packed at Williamsport, estimated as high as
three thousand. They have no bridge across
the river, and are using scow boats in cndeav-
oring to cross their plumber and trains.
On Tuesday there was no fighting, and our
cavalry came back to Boonsboro Up to noon
to-day, only slight skirmishing is going on
between the armies.
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Pemberton,s Officers not pnrn1oh.

CAIRO, July 9.-The rebels have retired
from Helena.
Gen. Oglesby has just arrived from Mem.
phis, and says the terms of the capitulation
of Vicksburg were that the enlisted men
should be paroled, while the commissioned
officers should be retained as prisoners Penn
berton gives the number Of his men fit for du-
ty at 10000, and 5000 in the hospitals; but it
is thought that the number exceeds this by
five or six thousand
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enrolling officers in Owen county, brought to
this city, and sent to Gen. Burnside at Gin
cinnati, in consequence of these words used
in speech to the people of Owen "This is
John Brown raid, a war against slavery,
and he hoped every true Kentuckian would
rise in arms in opposition to it." He was for
secession, separation, or anything against it.
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3}ebo advertisements,


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E'HE FINE ARTS.-Grand Sale of
a Elegantly Carved, Alabaster Stone Vases, Bronze
and Bsque Figures and Ormulu articles to take place
on THURSDAY morning, 10th inst, at 10 O'Clock and
continue in the afternoon at O'Clock at the Store No
ll9 Main street next door tn Mr.. D. Green Druggist
The room Willie opel to visitors the day previous
to safe
The collection will contain Fine Roman VsseS: Fle-
CANT Grecian Crujts Etruscan inns, Baccante Tazzas
suitable Tor Parlors, Churches, ard Drawing Rooms
Two large Blsque Figures-Lous NV and Miss Lava
lete-the largest ever imported Bronze Figures Clas-
steal and Historical; Elegant Omulu Card Receivers
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HORSE AND BUGGY

~ STOLEN II Tuesday forenoon about IL
MA-S3 O'Clock from the stable Of the subscriber, in
NJ[ NJ West BoylstOn, one black, lOng-ailed horse
ss4e-one hind foot white, with silver mounted
harness long reins, booted Buggy framed BODY near
forward wheel having indcniure in each spoke A
b0yfron the Reform School in Westhoro thirteen years
Old with lisht clothes driving away the
team Alibera' reward will be given any one giving
Information which will lead to the recovery Of the
stolen property GEO H. WUEFIFR
west Roylston, July 10, 1863 d2t*
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EjGHrH MASS COLLECTION
"a DISTRICT


Office Of the Assessor of Internal Revenue,
WORCESTER. July 10, 1853 {
Notice is hereby given that the Assistant Assessors of
said District have completed their several lists valua-
lions and enumerations required by United States
Excise Laws for the month OF May last being the second
annual assessment under said laws
said lists contain the assessment Of taxes property
named inS5chedue of said Excise Law on income for
1856 and licenses. The said lists valuations and
enumeraons relating to the Worcester County portion
Of said District, at Office No. H. H. the Worcester
Bank Block in the city Of Worcester aud those rclat.
ing to the Norfolk County portion Of said District are
at the Office of A. A. Russague Esq. in the town of
Frank H. and each of said lists will remain in the above
named places for examination from the fourteenth dan
OF JHiV inst to The t0eRtg ninth day Of said mr. and
appeals will be received and determined by relative
10 any erroneous excessive valuations or enumtra
ton by the said Assistant Assessors at the said office of
A 4. Rnssague, FRIDAY, the Sist day of said July
at 10 CLOCK A. and at said office, No H. Worcester
Bans Block, on MONDAY, the third day of August
next at 0'clock A. K. IVERS PHILLIPS
jyl0 diff Assessor Ssh Mass District
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LOUISVILLE, July 9.-Wolh, candidate for
congress in this district, was arrested by the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-10

Dr. u ohm @. Mott, Physician and Surgeon,
So Court STREET corner Howard Boston, is consult
ed daily from 10 until 2, and from to in the evening
all diseases of the Urinary and Genital Organs
uous Affections umors of all kinds, Sores Ulcers and
Eruptions, Female Complaints, &c. An experience of
over twenty years 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
maladles of the sex, be consulted by ladies.
apl0 d3tawIv
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M RS GILLIARD, ~ Front Street.
- Ladies' Wigs and all kinds of Hair Work al the
most reasonable prices. - ~
Particular attention paid TO Cutting Dveing and
Dressing Hair. dtf e 'e' ivs
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a BOUNTY OF 1852

will be given state aid to the families of those VINO
enlist DRAFTED men receive no bounty) Four Comma.
mes Of TINS Regiment will be Light Artillery and re-
crus can have their choice For further information
apply at the Recruiting Office 27l Main street tPiper
Block, 40 starsJ or OF Capt 7. D. KGNBALL, at OK
tord s. T.. GREENE,
jy3 dtf Lieut and Recrutina' Omccr
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASS

wv MUM " FIAL II VF MAOSA-
OCHUSEl IT'S. Worcester, IS. Probate Court. To all
persons interested in the estate of AUGUSTUS F.
FULLER, late of Worcester, in said County, deceased
ntestate
You are cited to appear at a Probate Court, to be
holden al Worcester the FIRST Tuesday of August nex
at nine o'cockin the forenoon 10 show why the
first account rendered by Nathan Howe. the Admins
traitor OF his administration of said estate, and now
file in this office should not be allowed. And the Court
orders public notice thereof to be given by publishing
this citation once week. for three successive weeks
the newspaper called the Worcester Daily Spy printed
at worcester the last publication to be day lea
before said court.
witness, HENRY CHAPLIN, Esquire, Judge of said
Court, this eighth day Of July in tho wear one thou.
sand eight hundred aud six Y three.
iylO d3sF* CHAS L. STEVENS, Asst Reg.
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Piles Cured.-LEDYARD, June Is, lS56-I have
used Or. stephen Sweets Eminent for Piles, which
nave been afflicted with for wears, and cheerfullv
recommend as the best known for have tried
Others without DIR. Sweets Linimen affords
immediate relief when other remedies fail and all suf
ferers should give it a trial.
ia d&wlw JAS. A. STODDARD
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N OTlCE.-Whereas, my wife, LYDIA
ARIA, has left mi bed and board this is to eau
tO al persons hatboTin trusting her on M account
as shall pay no debts Of her acting after this date
NATHANIEL WHITTEMOKE
Lancaster, July 4, 1868. d3* ~
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H e A Wy ARTILLERY
Now is the time to enlist in the
Second Mass. Heavy Artillery

70 do Garrison Duty in the Department of North Caro-
eruit TO all who have already served in the army not
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w REGISTER THEATRE.
RETURN OF
MISS KATE REG NOLDS 4!
with Greatly Augmented Company.
ELEVEN FIRST CLASS ARTISTS.
The world renowned Play of
CAMILLE lin 5 Acts.
Monday, July 18th.
lilo DIT!
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SHERIFFS SALF-CoMMoNw
~ OF MASS CHUsETTs. - Worcester, IS. June 29th,
lS63-By virtue OF execution which issued a
judgment in favor of Oliver Harris of Worcester, in
the county of Worcester, against Augustus V Sheldon
of West Boyston, in the county of Worcester at the
December Term of the Superior Court the county of
Worcester. A. 1862 have taken all the right in equity
that the said Augustus " Sheldon has this 18th dav
real estate, situated in Sterling and the same that is
described in a mortgage deed thereof from the said
Augustus " Sheldon to Caroline c. Damsn recorded in
the Registry Of Deeds for said county, Book 654 Page 49,
and Saturday, the twenyninth day of August next
at two o'clock in the afternoon at my office in WOrces
ter, No Central Exchange, shall offer for sale, by
public auction to the highest bidder said right in equity
of redemption.
jylO d3F j. DAY, Deputy Sheriff.
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NOLLECTOR S NOTICE.-Tbe nr1

4 iiOLLECTOR S NOTICE.-The pro-
pretors of the following tracts of land in the town
OF Iempeton in the county of Worcester are notified
that the same are taxed in the list committed to the
SUBSCRIBER the collector taxes for said town of Tenn
follows: w ' '' "
IEMPLEroN CHAIR COMPANY One saw mill. chair
supp uy ana store houses, three dwelling houses and
one barn with about fourteen of land upon which
tue same stand and bounded easteTly Otter River
ad now or formerly of Levi Haywood, southerly by
ian9 now or formerly of Levi Haywood, westerly by
lana OF f. r. DtvOll and Charles Everett and northery
by land of N X Lord being the premises that were
occupied by the lempleton Chair Co. The amount Of
tax on said premises is one hundred and thrty-thr
doll irs and fifty cents go
THOMAS B. GREENwooD.-Ad dwelling house and abo
tlur acres of land, bounded follows commencinpa
the junction Of the road leading from Tempeton Cent
70 the Depot and the road from the Baptist Comment
East Templeton, on the west by said road leading
the depot north by land of the Otter Manufacture
ing Company, east by land of II N Dyer, and south by
ala I'D leading to East Templeton. The amount OF
TAX on sai1 premises is six dollars and thirty cents
And II no persons shall appear discharge said taxes
on or before the first day Of August al clock in
ire afternoon shall proceed to sell the liter River
hotel In said Iempeton by public auction the following
described portion ofsaid real estate being so much
o. said respective tracts shall be sufficient discharge
said taxes and all necessary intervening charges,
JAMES Ii. CLAPP Collector Of Templcton.
Iempieton' June 3O 1853. d3w jus
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JAMES IL. PEIRCE,

q o IN IN e + c a Il o k T.
Residence corner of Main and Austin SITS,
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSI

z ION INIUN W TALII OF NJ SOA-
~ CHUSErTS.-Wo Worcester, ss.-Probate Court.-ro
the heirs aaw, creditors, and all other persons inter
ested in the estate of ROBERT OYEREND, late of Wor
uester, in said county, deceased, ntestate;
You are cited to appear at Court of Probate to be
holden at Worcester, the first Tuesday of August
next, to show why license should be granted
to Margaret Overend her petition TO sell much
of the Real Estate Of said deceased the purpose of
paving debts and charges of administration will
the of SS0l0O And the Court orders service of this
citation by publishing the in the Worcester Daily
Spy,a newspaper printed in Worcester, three weeks
successfully, before said Court.
Witness HENRY CHAPLIN, Esquire Judge of said
Court this ninth day of july in the eighteen hun
dred and sixtv-three
jylO d3sF CHAS L. STEVENS, Asst. Reg
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THE LARGEST VARIETY OF
a -, FANCY ARTICLES in this city be found at No
z Bay state Block. WATCHES AND CLOCKS a fine
assortment; JEWELRY AND SILVER WARE; Plated
Knives Forks and spoons, Beads c., Paper and Enve-
opcs Combs and Brushes Of all kinds, Photograph Al
R3uins large assortment; PortmOnaes, Perfumes &c
&C 0ls, oaps, Writing Desks. Retculas, Knives Scs
sors haz0rs and other articles to mention
be. 80 ISA A r. E9S II Pio"iu
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10y Z. ". VAILI.T
g. ADJOU r N b ID SALE ON

has removed to No. l59 MAIN STREET in Leland's Mu
sic store, first door north of the Bay state House
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Butchers Lightning FIy-KIuer supplies
want felt by every good housekeeper. Every sheet will
klIl quart where flies are thick. Remember that is
BUTCHER that does this, ami refuse the base nita-
les dtEw8w RosIon