Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-09

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s,,;+ $500, ~. ~: 81
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by " MoISg, Oh tlle oth' Oh Inc copperhead
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go WIZ" " spurious soNeln'leht currency
w. ''' r FL no' De urtecteu run lhe sehu-
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t"I Oo'i,ect'cit' II Is 10 DC steamship and
soo e,H :; anu tl'e keel is TWO hundred
III LII III iepsth' IL Will De launched this
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ny schooner susan captain Chapel,
p9 it"m EilzaDetlport' N D., to New
als1..,'' WI o",so VI coal was lost In the
I,',aaao VI Wv. WV In UT que was ABOUT one
n"iui Z" 'ons uurueh' anu was owned IN New
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IS" s'' nil'l'iilCA oi NlaiSneld' about sew
ny ~. years VI age VINO mas Tor long
uliie A'eo aIone IN house remote from
nelenporS' mas oeeh missing since the LIST of
august lie was an eccentric, wealthy,
vi IltNi"s man
H. inlon, que OF tne SUBS. at the con
scrip Ga'ip al New haven, attempted to de-
cd'iP Tue other DAY by putting on large sun
bonnet, dress that was considerably too large
for him, and brogans, but no hoops. He was
detected and examined, and then made to
! walk through the streets to Jail in his chosen
costume, and will be sent to fort Trumbull in
the same dress.
Two substitute deserters from the 18th
| Connecticut regiment, disguised in rebel uni
forms and pretending to be rebel deserters,
were picket up near Salem, Va, last week
Their bounty money was found sewed up in
their clothes. The rascals were sent to their
regiment, with recommendation that they
| be shot tor drSertlOn.
Mr.. Levi Meacham, Of Enfield, tire oldest
resident OF that town, died on the 29th ult.
His age was ninety-fye years and five months.
lie voted Tor General Washington for presi-
dent, for his second term. and has voted at
every presidential election since, and he
has also cast vote at every town and state
| election.
lioratlo AmeS OF Falls Village, proposes to
make Tor the government fifty 800 ,pound
rlf1ed cannon, to carry 100 pound charge of
powder. The guns are designed to be nearly
ten inches bore, to weigh 80. 900 pounds each.
to endure 1000 rounds without bursting, and
cost 81 per pound.
RHODE ISLAND. -
On the It'll two girls, named Ellen Lane
| ana Margaret freeman, arrested in
PROVIDENCE. The foraer had stolen $50 from
her Dr"ther, OUT the whole amount was reta-
Ken from her after her arrest.
Oh the hll, the friends and patrons of the
Laphah Institute celebrated It's re opening by
reunion Speeches and music were the
ORDER OF the day
iags hoatet gracefully throughout ProVi-
dence on the 'lli, IN recognition of Burnsl1es
services as the ilberdl"r OF east tennessee.
| l)eSerters have to stand it in the vicinity of
providence. One was arrested on the 9th,
ana announcer on the IN.
MISCELLANEOUS
live toad, lively as cricket, has been
found Undecided IN grey sandstone in Oil City,
Penn.
1t is proposed to start commercial paper
in New York with capital Of one hundred
| and nifty thousand dollars to run ont the ,Iuur-