Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-14
OFFICE OF PRovosT MARSHAL,
SrH DISTRICT MASSACHUSETTS.
Worcester, JulyHl3, 1868.


exemption for physical disability, from Worcester
SATURDAY. Blackstone, Auburn Shrewsbury
Leicester, Boylston and West BoylstOn.
MONDAY - Holden, Rutland, Paxton Oakham,
New Braintree, Brookleld, West Brookleld and
North Brookheld.
TUEsDAY-Warcn, Spencer oxford, Charlton,
Dudley, Sturbridge and Southbridge,
, WEDNEspAY--We bster, Grafton, Millbury, SUIT
ton, Upton Northbridgc, Northboro, Southboro
and Westboro.
THURSDAY Milford, Mendon, Uxbndge and
Douglas
FRIDAY - Wrentham, FoNboro, Bcingham,
Franklin Midway and Walpolc
No person will be allowed to testify in his own
case No evidence will be taken, except under
oath,
mo certificate of physician or surgeon is to be
received in support OF any point in the claims OF
drafted men tor exemption from military service
unless the facts and statements therein set FORTH
affirmed or sworn to before civil magistrate COM
peteut to administer oaths.'
Hours for the above sessions from 10 to l, and
to p. NJ.
For all other applications for exemptions from
the above places, the same days from to 10 A. NJ,
and from l to Pm.
SAMUEL V. STONE Provost Marshal.
HoRucULTURAL.-The extreme inclemency
of the weather prevented large exhibition on
the 9th inst.
Edward Earle displayed some very large Black
Iartarian cherries
Edwin Draper-Cherres Honey Heart.
ID. Is. Commentaries: White Bigarreau.
George Jaques- Cherries: Sparhawk's Honey.
q, Is. Hadwin-Cherres: American Amber. Gov
ernOr Wood. Alse Currants: White Goduouin,
Cherry.
In the report of the committee on straw
berries, it should have been stated that the
award for the ''beSt two quarts of market ber-
ries, was made to 0. B. Hadwcn for his Viii
sons Albany.
The committee of arrangements have voted
to offer the following premiums for the 10th
and 23d insts =
For largest and best collection ..............S2 90
Best quart La Nersaill aise. 90
White GoduOun. Observation-Disclosures. l 90
Fertile OF Palnau. l 90
Best grown Currants OF any UNNAMED variety. 60
RAsPBERRIEs.
For the largest and best cOection............. 90
For the best quart OF cultivated Black Ihimble-
For the hest mart Of cnivatcd White Ihimbre W
berries OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. / 90
For the best quart ofany unnamed Variety. %
1hS eNblCldi9 Will lSCtlFG GlllllSS Vi l1S
above between the hours of two and three P.
M, on Thursday the 10th inst. 1t is to be
hoped that flowers will not be wholly unrep-
resented, Notwithstanding the stimulus of
premium is withheld.
The library OF the society will be open as
usual at ) P
EDWARD w. LINCOLN, Secretary.
Miss KATE REIGNoLDs had good reception
at tile theatre last evening. She brings back
most of her former company, and such valua-
bic accessions as Mrs. Vincent and Mr.. Will
son Of the Boston museum Miss Emma Reig-
nolds, sister of Miss Kate, and Miss Florence.
We won't tell how many years it is since Mrs.
Vincent first visited Worcester, playing in
BrinIey Hall, but she is just as good
an actress now as she was then. In some
parts she is unsurpassed. The play of ''Cc-
mile was finely rendered last evening, Miss
Reignolds enacting the part of the heroine
with great dramatic effect She was admirably
supported. The farce of "Betsy Baker,"
which concluded last evenings entertainment,
made jolly termination of a pleasant even
Heircss is promised and t viii BE VIII ;t9lq ID
secure seats early.
AMONG those drafted in Boston on Monday
we notice the name of DR.. John Green (2dj
formerly of this city.
LIEUT.. S. j. FLETCHER, of Co. H. 18th reg
iment Massachusetts volunteers, arrived at his
home in Whitinsville on Saturday last, hay
ing been wounded at the battle of Gettysburg.
The bali entered the cheek, midway between
the ear and the eye, and passed completely
through his head, coming out in d correspond
ing position upon the opposite side of his face.
Strange to say his wound is doing well and he
appears to be in a fair way for recovery. Two
brothers of Lieut.. Fletcher have been in
stantly killed during the present war. James
b, was killed at Gettysburg, all belonging to
the same regiment and company.
The splendid collection of alabaster stone vases
from Italy, imported by Viii Brothers, will be ready
for examination tomorrow, Wednesday, day
and evening, at the store No 119 Main street. next
door TO NJ. B. Green, druggist, and will be sold at
pubic sale on Thursday morning at 10 O'Clock and
continued al P. NJ. The collection contains copies
of ancient vaprni eNbumed from E;rurian, Egyptian
and Grecian ruins and possess the advantage of
combining the instructive with the ornamental.
ARTICLES received by the Soldiers Relief Com
mttee since July SIP quilts, 10 Shirts q handker-
chiefs l3 pair socks, pair drawers pair slippers
10 pillows with cases, pair pillow cases, l coat
pair pants, dressing gown, bed tick, dried apple
bandagcs, lint, pieces, from Ladies OF Auburn; IS
Shirts l6 pair drawers II sheets Y pair cotton hose
II handkerchels, pillow cases, from the Ladies of
ShlewsbuIyi IL shirts, I'd Congregational Society,
Millbury; bag dried apple, Mrs l. b Barker Mill
bury; IL pillows sheets New Worcester Sewing
Society; pair socks, Union Church Sewing Socie
ty; bottles raspberry vinegar Mrs Fred Paine;
shlIls, bottle " teberry wine, do currant ie-
ly, 40 crab apple marmalade, Mrs Marsh: l
eau currant jelly, Mrs LincOln l lar do Mrs
Knapp bottles cider vinegar, 8 do currant wine
do jelly. Mrs Pratt; mutton talOw, Mrs Cham
berain; bottle raspberry shrub do Gurrant ielly,
Mrs u Paine; bottles raspberry vinegar 2 do cur
rant shrub, Mrs DR. Hill; lido blackberry syrup Mrs
VIM Brown; napkins, Mrs Thomas Brown; linen
pieces, Miss IL Stearns bottles currant shrub
Mrs Il Butman; sheets, pillow cases, pieces Mrs
w a Fisher 6pillows towels, pieces, mutton tai
low, Mrs A Wilson, books, Miss S rrumbull;
$50 90 from Mr. VIM Wheeler; $40 90 from A
Friend; S5 90 from Mrs Fred Paine; So 0O from Mrs
-BOwker; So 90 from Mrs Flske; 81 90 from Mrs
Ii Stearns; So 90 Mis- j Barton; $40 90 from A
Friend; 81 90 from Friend,
Forwarded July 10th to n w a A, Boston, /
box hospital clothing, l do wines and jeles; to Y