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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-08
Items.

WAsuINGToN, Sept. THE receipts into
treasury from taxes on the Sd Of September
are the largest ever reported in one day from
the same source. Thay were on account of
the internal revenue $29, 1854 ,902, on account
of the customs in notes $5S,770.40, and in
coin $5,0l749, making in all $707, 1929.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. IA special dispatch to
the journal, dated 9Th says the rebels Ham
ilton and Hughes came into Columbia with
six hundred men. Hawthorne with from $50
to 300 men were eight miles from Glasgow.
The journal thinks their numbers are exag-
gerated.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1.-The sales OF FIVE
twenties during the last three days amounts to
$l,000,000. Deliveries of $1,000 bonds are
delivered TO Aug. 9TH, and notes Of smaller
amounts to July BOTH
MCGREGoR, IA, Sept. IA destructive
fire occurred here last night, which consumed
property to the amount of $50, 900, halt of
which only is insured.
LEAvENwORTH, Sept. 7.-Mayor Anthony
was arrested this afternoon by squad of sol
diers, headed by one Of Gen. Ewing's detec-
tives, put into Il carriage, and hurried off to-
wards Kansas City. The excitement here is
intense.
VAUDEVILLE, Me-, Sept. Edwin Noyes,
the superintendent of the Maine Central rail-
road, has been detected in large embezzle-
ment of the company's property, and has fled
to Canada.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-08
The Armies in Virginia.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 7.-Prisoners deny that
Lee is receiving any large reintorcements,
and say his army is being rapidly depleted by
desertons. This report is confirmed by cti-
zens, who have come inside of our lines from
the vicinity of the river and Culpepper
Passes for over 5000 contrabands to go to
Washington have been granted since our army
came from Maryland. There is scarcely II
slave now to be found east of the mountains
and north of the Rappahannock, who is not
too old for service or too worthless to enjoy
freedom.
On Friday a portion of Bufords cavalry
crossed the river at United States ford and
traversed the rebel country some distance
overland and saw no rebel troops, except a
few pickets, who fled when our cavalry APP
peared in sight. 1t is not thought that the
enemy have any troops save few cavalry
pickets, between the Rappahannock and Rap
idan rivers. The sanitary condition of the
army is improving rapidly with the return of
cold weather.
A rebel deserter arrived here this morning.
and states that three brigades of Lees army
left Fredericksburg last Thursday, to rein
force Bragg at Chattanooga.
There is great scarcity of animals in the
rebel states, and the rebel government Is pay
ing as high as 81, 200 in confederate money
each for cavalry and artillery horses A re-
cent order from the rebel war department
takes from the brigade and regimental officers
their horses, and gives no transportation to
them except such as can be carried on the
back of one mule to each regiment.
Several rebel prisoners are now IN the
guard house at headquarters, who say the reb-
ell army is sull south of the Rapidan river,
scattered over the whole country, from the
Blue Ridge to the mouth of the Rappahan-
mock, and that there is no sign OF an early for
ward movement. One of the prisoners is a
deserter from Hampton's brigade OF cavalry,
who AYERS that on Tuesday last he saw and
received dispatches from Gen. Lee at Stevens
burg, and that there is no truth in the report
of New York paper OF Thursday that Lee
was in Richmond. Lee has not been absent
from his command a day since he left Mary
land
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-08

ers, and especially certain people in that part
of the country where he otiicated as the
"Young Parson
"HosPIrAL TRANSFORMS" is the title of an
interesting book published by Ticknor &
Fields. twas compiled and published at the
request of the sanitary commission, and gives
a memoir of the embarkation of the sick and
wounded from the peninsula, in the summer
of 1862. The compilation was made from
the letters of two officers of the commission,
and of six ladies engaged in the work. For
sale ut Holbrook's.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-08

LEE, Mass, September 8.
To the Editor Of the Springfield Repu6li-
can :-Sir,-In your columns of yesterday |
have seen some remarks about what | said at
the Worcester convention. | beg leave to
make the following observations As con-
sistent democrat all my life, | went to that
convention hoping | would find some con-
seryative democrats who were willing to hear
the principles OF free speech, which is what
they have clamored for since this war broke
out, for Vallandigham, and others of his
stamp. | waited at that convention until all
the prominent candidates made speeches.
They did not make one alluson to the sup
port of the war. | thought that some older
member would enter his protest against vot-
ing for a man who was not willing to support
our soldiers in the field. As democrat | do
not approve of all the policy of the present
administration. If we do not like the admin
istratIon, there is a time and a place to get
rid of them; that is at the ballot box in No
vember, 1864. Who is the man that can deny
that cruel war is carried on In the land and
that the only way to get rid of it is to drive
the rebels into the Gulf of Mexico, or some
other place? They would accept no peace
tomorrow, if we offered it to them without
Maryland and other loyal states. My peace
would be to give them some of Gen. Gill
more's 300-pounders. When a democratic
convention which claims free speech for every
body, denies it to one of its own members, |
cannot believe they mean it. Therefore l
will not have anything more to do with them.
l am neither an aholitionists nor copper
head, but war democrat who wants to see
this rebellion crushed out at whatever cost
BY publishing this, and sending a copy of
it, you will confer a favor on crippled SOL
der. PATRICK II. RIoRDAN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-08
Gen. steele Driving the Rebels Out of
Arkansas.

ST. Louis, Sept "A letter from General
Steele, received at headquarters Tuesday
night, dated Clarendon, Aug. 26th says =
''Our advance, under Davidson, has driven
Marmaduke's cavalry, about three thousand,
out of Brownsville, capturing Col. Burbrdge
and some privates." AT the date of the dis
patch from Davidson, Gloyers brigade was
pushing the enemy towards Bayou Meteor.
This morning the following dispatch was re-
ceived from Gen. Fisk =
PILOT KNOB, Sept. 2.-To MAJOR General
Schofeld-A deserter from Burbrdge's COM
mand reports that our forces attacked Price
on the 25th, at Brownsville and Bayou Motor.
"Old "Pap's" forces were driven back across
the Arkansas river ON Wednesday forenoon
last. The entire rebel force was in full re-
treat, Steele and Davidson hotly pursuing
them, and Smelling the fleeing rebels Hun
dreds are deserving. Marmaduke's command
was wholly routed and scattered. /, Little Rock
was within the grasp of the federal army.
The people of Arkansas. north of White riv-
er, are praising God for the prospective deliv-
GRANGE from the jeff Davis despotism.
c. B. FISK, Brig. General.
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Provost MARsnAL,s OFFICE, wo cesIcr. only u. 1885,

PROVOST MARsHALs OFFICE, Va cestcr. July q, 1868
Office 245 Main street.
llenceforward reward of TEN DOLLARS will be
pam to auy person upon the arrest and delivery of
Deserer instead of the reward OF Five Dollars hereto
fore paid.
Under recent Instructions from the War Department
drafted man pay on in communication of service,
or furnish substitute, after he has presented himself
for examination and been accepted by the Board of En-
rOumeut.
Drafted men become Soldiers in the service of the
drawn III the Draft The notification quety served
upon them is merely announcement OF the fact and
an order for them TO report for duty at designated time
and place. The follOwii extract from recent
opinion delivered by the Solicitor of the War Depart.
ment:
al person, after being Drafted aud before receiving
notice. deserts the notice may still be served by leaving
it his last place of residence ard il he does not an
pear III accordance herewith furnish substitute or
$780, he will be in law deserer and be treat
ell accordingly There is no manner in VIII CHI a
person once enrolled can escape his public duties and
when drafted whether present absent the rights of
the United States against him secured and it is only
by performance of his dn;y to the country that he wi
escape liability to be treated criminal"
The BOARD Of Enrolment will furnish blank certif.
Gates for tine use of applicants for exemptions forms rs
10 ~ inclusive, daily, between and o clock p NJ
NO certiitcates OF Disability will be received except
those OF physicians of coed standing and well known
ana THESE must IN all be verified by the th of the
parties making same. SAAI'L V. STONE
Captain, and Provost Marshall Sth Mass Dist
i23 diff
EDWARD MELLEN, DR.. continues TO pay the highest
price Gof old papers, etc. diff ja24
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Hair Dye! Hair Dye !-BATCHELoRs CELE-
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leaving the hair soft and beautu impars fresh vai-
ly,frequeny restoring its pristine color, and recies
the III effects of bad Dyes The Genuine is signed WILL
LIAM A. BArCHELoR, all others are mere limitations,
and should be avoided Sold by all Druggists, Fac
toryS Barclay street, N Y. Bachelors New Toilet
Cream for Dressing the Hair Sold in Worcester by Geo.
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PHILIP VAN ARTEvELDE, a Dramatic Ro-
nance, by Henry Taylor, has been
published by Iicknor & Fields, in "blue
and gold" to match the other volumes
of their series in this style. 1t is worthy of
place in that series, and, in this form, will
find new readers, and, also, induce thos who
have read it to read it again. For sale at
Holbrook's.
The Poor GIRL, or the Marchioness and
her Secret This story is published in cheap
form by Dick & Fitzgerald, New York. 1t
was written by Pierce Egan, who has written
other novels. The S me publishers have also
issued "Ten Years on the Town, or the Heavy
Papers of the Played-Out Club, by John D.
Vose. The title indicates its character. For
sale by S. Thompson & Co.
"THE YOUNG PARsoN," about to be issued
in Philadelphia by Smith, English & Co., ap-
pears to be a story suggested by the expe-
riences and observations of a young Presby-
terrain minister, settled for three or four years
as pastor, somewhere in the interior of
Pennsylvania. There is no attempt at fine
writing, and no show of remarkable ability /;
out there is considerable common sense, and,
while the writer's knowledge of the world and
intellectual development are evidently quite
provincial" we can easily understand that
the DOCK VIII interest certain class of read
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NEW YORK, Sent 7-CoTToN quiet; safes $50 bales at
So "a 70c for middling uplands.
FLOUR-Receipts = bbs; sales 1900 bbs; tate and
western dull and declining superne state 90 "a so;
extra state 4SO $50; round hoop Ohio STA q $40;
common to good extra western 455 a 1876; southern
declining sales 900 bbls mixed to good $40 a 6,25:
fancy andextra $50 q Is; anada drooping sales 500
5lU "a 100
Wheat dull and common era les are l a &c lower.
Co II active. and lc higher sales IA 900 bush; mixed
western at i3 a l5c aoat and IS q 76c in store east
ern u q 74c.
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a Card.-G. ADAMS, having returned from the
West Indies, will resume the charge of his Gallery 239
Main street. Especial will be given in making
small pictures such Carries de Visite, Ambrotypes
&C. In the higher branches of the Mr. A. arrange
ments are such that he can have competition this
side of New York. Having engaged for this summer
new artists Of eminent ability he confidently expects
the public will sustain him i'll his enterprise establish
gallery in Worcester where first Oil Pas
tele Ink Water Color, &C, be made equal to any
made by Quincy, Fredericks Brady. The public arc
invited to call and examine work by his new artists
and udee for themselves 70 those wanting pictures of
children he will by kindness attention, and patience en-
deavor to suit them Gallery 239 Main St, up but one
nght OF stars. dit ms