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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

WhesiwriGh hts asd Biack sDishs, Asessies
Aref9ler anything Of The above sssocistion viii b
nsa ~ HAL, LIS Prinee d, this evening. Sep. t3d,
. ocNek Hecisely. The msmbsrs vii not fell 10
- Dfeeent - the buspses TO be transacted vii be OF
inpsstAnes 70 all. Ysu that have not GOOD vssss.
come md Join, tbsfs area plcatons from Boses ot
10 vhesivrtGhts and I've tAeksWi he he b q 81
2 g. y.iA k0BT. SMITH, PrssA JOHN BARRY.
B-c Bee, lJl
Th- Jupk D.aIevs' Ma'uaf Ps".c ion
AI'ocis ~ ~ hg.d a ns-'ng st soc Oh t!is t'e..
o. bI IT ~ y. a yels A'.e arc
~ W p ~ -.ff.. ..
Junk Deal.r, 4 80 ci,os.-iA m, Ho,',
o. VI Soeity, and al d.. q. n Junk. are rcyu. ed
70 meet q HIbsrnis Hall. ~ Pilncs IT, on Wednc-
day eveBins. Sep 23o, ~ IL n. In pottsnt bust
neS .il b 'tansactsd JAhks BCChASAS, Pea,
JOHN MCCOY, Vice Pra- THOMAS SMITH, Sec
rstafy. 2n
junk Dealers Arouse a meeting or Jssk
DEALER oil be- held Of ~ Prince II on " dne,day
.venins sea I'D ~ ~ O'Clock NJ All iunk
drsIsr are requested 10 attend. - hu.nesa OF imIo
lance VII be tsforc the me.tins by order Of JNS.
BCCCASNAS Pre-. rBUs. sMiih. Sec EI
Take Nsiies -N~~ York. s~pt 18Th.
1867 At sp.ois n,esins Of tue United Coopef'.
No. ~ vn oIdsfsd that no her VI tais scout
vofh On machine made hD y On and after lat Ori0
bef n-It. yoHS 5iiEEHAN, Prssdsu'. ClfAIi. >
fAbWDOD sscis,nr -
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InIi and NIufeH.

l sm row ISugy ~ otter NY stock VI Fan aud
n'er CLOTHING all ao-, TOO AK 1t = ., or,Ins a.
the best Nylt-, aud pi ess s.t ttsl Gao be 1uud
!, other pst Al nj uneut. lhs Boz aud Furni,h
ing departments rot surpassed Aolcy r.tpIped II
not pleased Fssse eau.
!, y, BALDWIN,
Larsssi store Ia ,hs city. Isl
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C"lsO~ NOIuIES.

4 >SlGNFES SALE Oh MAGSffICLNr
~ HOlSEBOi u IL HSITlRt
~ rsklL ". WLrILOli, Auetion.eT, Vt ssl
ihl. ednesdsy sft.rno.'.. Of lk,sI the funiuG3
cohhusd IN house 10 Wet !lst y, uesf 9Th ssenua
COMP isiuS paflOr. cuamber snd dining On firnE
a. De-. and bsdd Ms t.rsstry aLd sls Ii eSrpeta
mirror, hdsttad.. tuteaga nISterafset cha re- .ss
-hr, silvefwaie, cutlery &c. No pc yJaein, o. sAS
rain o st los
ICT rs We OF o. <TTNT Wu'.~T
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L'OCND-A BLACK NEwFOuNDLAND
L dog The ouner cen hsv. Li-n BY gV. e tNe eH.
penses Can q: 10 fsseIs: ~ thfss ezya ns III
b. sold 10 p.y ne eiyen.e' 10
r OsT-ON tKIDAl, HE i,TH, ZION
LiI3 sii,h ,v., . ,hi, ,u'npy a, 80 l. ~
the 1bevs NUMBER.
OSf o. MONDAY EVLNTNG, Is tsecn
- ,ylo'. .po,n AL n NJ t..P .m 60
... 30 s,, ...t. Hf ~ 20
- ..N.... ,>.
5' si ~ II 4. I. June i q q J4y, iso.
10, To- AZ SAs ri SHh .ty' sayss Greene
E.1b REWAkD-LOST IN TUESDAY,.
ElC l3-h ;. ebb.ta II foo, ros boat. green
t,,totn, yelo. bod, black eunuar, viii white
s,fipe, White io.lds ls,d color hg,oin lard. AZ,
sh9ve to,, viii 4. th.ntfuy rec.lvsi b. tbs ,sn.f.
THOMAS Riley. isNh ., Hst-r. 80
SEn AED-MlSsiNG SlSIE IliY
s'N( ii,h Inst. GEORl BRlbLtl. ICED In
49, igb, con pie ZION, and 's.t .c'c sbrS con
ssId ~ be paii tor Information lsadng h.rc,Iv
.'s by he afflicted parents 81 ~ j. 'ri W. ~ 80
SlOO ELwAkD-
The folio. ins Coupon' Il -an frAnciNo City St"s.
rwsivE 90. rGSs, svR -. sA,p, =.
~. DO, 80, zsii, .o,S, ar, s5a., 1870, 81.
i,e Coypon. Tor a. each. No. 49,, ?ISi, sGs
A suitable rc.,-d Ill 10 paid b. return Ds ,hrr1.
Or sylnr in'oru.,ion 20 JOS = BEACH, sGI ONE,
New Yorh City.
They can b, Of NJ valoe TO any our ba, the owner.
All gsr'on' ne hsf.by Cautioned ss,n't purca.'i's
u .-Csap'us. 81
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KK - -
TRADE. NOTICES.

A Meeting Of ths Printer. Of New York.
viii he held ct Ixmnany hstl, on "WEDNESDAY
this day at II O'Clock. taxi Into d-retI5n n
.lste Of the Trade ALL PRINTERS .is iIVt.i TO
attend
To TR!SIERs
All Honorable Printers arc cautioned Afs'tut re.
ccivins euII1sn.cut il e.hess ~hGfr the n LED
90. o'Ft!cef I. 10; paid. few 81 The eny~ iny
Printers seem dstpsed sttslnJt o1tl pron., -
o. fias, t.r ugh IN medium u the anyatislug 6 j,
nnn, 81 20" din, pap:s, ONE CLhf Less Pan
Thuu SAND EMS, HAN TIE RATE sdcp:sdt
me NrH i"rk ypoSrayhcai nion, Ma q, 81 iu las
rsSuiAr meeting. Al LAR ueikmrn viii ~ opcs
tsnln. shA. ~ copsideg.d but . mir r.inune
Tor our iAodr sud hrm ard dss ded refusal to 1
uiHtss hr ate demanded By No " sriAtautegd, VI
snn'lut.' insure cur .D.crl. \ numhar ~ or
The Jour rru'n y, nt"rs bar d.splay unsnimltv In
this Instance, Ia ,hori Iime every pm int on
10 iit city VII ~ doutt, h' Apslra .. yIuy efi.ls
n.Nrtut
y. = hill, N ;orcins s'stsrar. i3i
TIE Carmen and Workungv,cn's A,sncin.
tim Of tne otL, sth 9th lNl. 18th. icth i,th th
and sn;h Wards wi h1id " cling a, Mont onerv
RaN, 70 P..nre st. 81 " ,d4ssd.y ryrp ac Sett I'd
~ Strange ps..pt. o: ,l94st trCs an n u II D. ~
arr ~ ,'et,uUN 'nS..sd Hteld, H. .rl, ~ JOhS
Gtl LA.nlh, lg.,t STA !HlW 'NAHONi, Sc;
PNIhiEh Nco oh ite"sA.,. is3
'arni~tsrs ni'a "sli,u-r- A.snr,aticn -
Afoi1.ar tp'stine o. D. i'Nir's'ion " h' a.d &
No. -, Dl~rry, his " . se-,h. ms .,p.. 90
at - o'roct Py Pu, nj a,tcntz e : trinfst,t
~: dillon. Pres. .Eo. SHANNON, Sec 80
\ special Msetipg sf the Tcau ,Lu,,na.
fsn ri. bshs!d At lie "a IA Ward e ,e,, o. Nv,in,,
Z s'Si n FP dsS1 R ~. .'' Gisus sf Ft
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~ a u RIAGEa

~ srLD HARMONY In Ssv vt;s. on the IS
'rs, ~ she lsv " " AD.,.l, " WI II Ha'td
20 ~, ks'ssrsi Hsrnony, both %: this e,iy. .
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= " W. ar. u. -. cap r..Tot,, sbi.s, c lais
isb'd psHoferte, suits. ehius, slv.rwafs. tsbs
cutlery &c. IL,
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A MILK ROUND. one HORsR AMI
Lt.sson, and csu,, 10. sAis. Inquire 81 CONhLl'
SEAMAN, Monte, kNtst Fs.rsI,n s.,.,,, U'.,en
pm ga
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LOH SALE - SPLENDID BUTCHER
chop, ,iu st.d IN ths 20 ward. attsi up 10 Jo
svle, VEL .dAp.,t for the PORK All yet ~. e.
n,s. Cheap rent. Apply to mos REILLY.
Ninth AZ if
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SAVINGS BANKS.

MECHANICS AND TRADERS SAVINGS
-'i slIlIlON, Nc. % Bo.sry. Open d,iv
nom /. 4 NO. pm interr,t a. tbr RAJ ~ ~
cent per snnuin alleged ,ums OF ioina, .pdef.
Snl pei CEN. pr Annut GA sum ~ that amount
Dcp"su made IN or beu- o. ahst "a, will iInu Ia.
,,.'e', nom that dA!c. Cnhj. PEEK, Pres, uEsl,Y
81 PER CsNT. INTEREST.
- CITIZENS 9AVING5 BANK,
ofner ot hAsrl md ts al ~. CDtn ever day from
J. ~ .nd o., H'aasv. nsJns.d,. and irid., e,cn.
il'ere,t -lll comm. nee O,;ohe, l,, 1869
baIf books Ia English, Gsrrsn ard French.
rvv,,,,,, ckoRir FOLSOM. Pre-.
TH.RD AVENUE SAYINGS BANK,
i C.rr,. 81 te.ri., o1i yT,t S-,s,
tH,EIEEFD l-li
SIX PEE CENI. lNIERFSr ALLOWED
Dcpous, made ar OF before lat Oct.t.s Win draw
IN irst iiom tlis dat,
D,nk o.vn d.i, nom ~ to 2, .'.o on Y udsv,
y tdne,,Ny aud SATURDAY ven ns-, fror, to-
Spinner X. GREEN, Ffssidert
.Lu- 4. Lit Secfctry. 40
TTNlON DIME SAVING. BANK
~ No. 49, Canal etc e cor ysrick
open daily from " A. to 3" and froIn = to Il
SIX per cent. intsrest Aiu.ei on ,Gal. Of ,.u AID
anirr, and nv cent nn l,rfsr same.
IL.eTesi comm mo- OcI l.t
iiDtE HplIhwocT, Pre-.
w WI ) H$SIhfiiiff ocx vl.a pes..
GARpSER g. SAAp!N, Sc. w.
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EJANSBkokkR'> SAi.r.O on THuRSUAY-
Sept -, N6i New Bo-,rv. JANIS AGAR ell,
si, At 100 o'e.oh, = isrse s.oftm-ni ,f mel'r
cloth Ig sgl worth TAT 49,, Ut & lellsrs -
oih9r.. DE- order VI J. L. PHILLIP
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EOR SALE CHLAP--A SfS SPAPti
depot and candy sore, 'yi Second ave. bet ~
anu ~ sts. InIuGs .u tn. yt,fni.es. 81
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A BCTc9t. SHOP FOR SALL. ONE or
"A the bet iocAltI IN the Itb WARD trIufs 81
~ Chsuy e. on accoun. u the sroprieior sOins &c
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EOR SALE--A 1ROCLEi AND LlQL or
store, csV Second A's, corner 81 -oth a.. Appy
on the premises Sc
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EOR >ALE--A JUNK SHOP WIN Oooi
tnsinsss stand: cheap rent. Must Nv ,O.c a. the
owner csnu9. attend GU Ar ount Of - htA.p. APply
ou The corner % 10 o. and 9th ave ~
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lVlLLlAM ABBUIT AI,l 4, SELLS "a

AVN. ABBOTT. AuCIR.. WILL SELL. "a
w Wedrssdsy, =. q u.'. az 10 o'clock Q. I East
Broadway. 300 be Of Gated ,us also 70 aid I.
saIored baron, ntst So sr-ice. Come early. "a
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It is Safe and Sure.

Dr. Stearns must be permitted to to those desiring
his services that he has time to unnecessary
quesons-that the Gas is blessing from God to both
Dentist and Patient and he respectfully requests all
DoUBTERS TO co ELSEWHERE!
a3a
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SECKRrARIS DEPARTMENT,
Boston, Dec. ?, 1868. (
approve the publication OF the foregoing petition in
the worcester Spy. OLIVER WARNER.
% dlAWtW Secy, &c,
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no THE HONORABLE, THE SEN.

u ATE and House Of Representatives of the Com
bled: ~
The undersigned, citizens OF Millbury County fwor-
cester do respectfully petition your Honorable Bodies
for an Act to incorporate the MILLBURI HoRsE Rail-
ROAD COhPANI, with 4 CAPITAL not exceeding ORE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS with the right to con-
struct maintain and q hallway, with convenient
single double tracks from such point or points in the
town Of Mbury, as shall rem time to time be fixed BY
the 6eec Of said town. then over such street or
streets, or highway highways shall be designated
by . vote of the solectmen of said town
A. H. Waters, 4. Flagg, c. d. Morse, John E. Bacon
David Atwood, and othera.
Nlllbury, November. 1868.
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NERVE INVIGORATOR.

FOR Nervous Debility, Seminal Weakness, Loss of Pow
lmpotency, Confusion OF Thought, Loss of Memory
Irritable Temper, Fear, Dependency and Melancholy
which end in Loss of Reason.
This remedy for that fearful train OF mental and
physical evils arising from venerea excuses and secret
habits OF the young composed of the most soothing.
strengthening and mvigorating medicines to be found
In the whole Vegetable Kingdom, forming in combna
ton of the most perfect Antidotes fol this ubtnEe
and distressing class of maades yet discovered.
1t has been sent nearly every state III the Uion
relieving the untold suferiBgs OF hundreds who have
the inventor, restoring them 10 health.
strength and happiness One bottle lasis month r,ee
go; half size $50. CT These FOUR GREAT REM
EDIES the result of over twenty years study and
practice and prepared they areknown TO be the
VERY for their respective purposes am therefore
induced make them public for hebenent Of those WI ne
otherwise could avail themselves OF thelr VIZ
tues. They all warranted represented, IN every
respect, the price wil be refunded FrepairSsu
and sold ONLY at DIR. MATTISOS'S REMEDlH L. IN
SrITUTE FOR SPECIAL DISEASES, rear NOES Union
street Providence, r. L., and sent BY express III CLOSE
ly scaled package, to all parts OF he country oh IT,
caint of the nrice by mail.
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r FAD THIS CERTIFICATE i


We the undersigned cheerly certify that the Nitrous
Oxide ct Laughing Gas, administered Thursday
Oct "a by DIR. STEARNS Nos. I, and 10 Brinley Hail
Building, Worcester was very successful.
Ars A. BuRKE, Mrs.. A M PowERS,
MIS- NJ. A. THOMPSON, Miss s. GRKK1.
ALFRED ii, LUED.
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JetusIrp, &t.
DEDUCTION IN GOLD AND SILVER
III AT rIsH'S JEwELRY EMPORIUM, NO 2
nav nm III OCK

This well known establishment can now present at
fractions to purchasers never before offered in Worces
ter Tho decline in gold has enabled me to supply my
stock for the fall trade at great advantage, and no
pains and efforts have been spared to furnish the
choicest goods manufactured. Visitors and citizens
should embrace the first opportunity to examine the
stock and notice the rcduce prices The proprietor is
determined meet the demands of purchasers in STYLE
and the most ecomical In price. diff Ola
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IF YOU PLAY THE PIANOFORTE

FLUTES, PIccoLAs CLARioSETTs, &c, &c, made to
order. Also repairing in their line promptly attended
to. d&Hlm+ nl9
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Alternative SYRUP.

For Secondary Syphilis. Eruptions The Skin, Sore
Throat, Mouth anu NOlc; Loss of Hair, Ola sores,
Swellmgs Pains in the Bones, and all other Of
Secondary Venereal Disease.
No remedy discovered ms done what has been
achieved by this. Under its every form of consu
tional syphic faint is speedily cured and in short
time the subtle poison is completely eradieated hom
the system, and heat and st eng tn permanently
stored Hwas this remedy that cured gentlemen from
the South then Stopping az NerP0r end 1or ~h'eh ne
been under The treatment Of The most eminent ply stcians
Baltimore, Philadelphia aud Neio FOrk, for FIVE
YEAkss One bUte lasts a month,-PTice $40; half size
$3.50 Sent by xpress In closely scales package,
receipt of the price by mail
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DR. STEARNS would say in addition to the above
that he is permitted by B. s. Codm- M d. of the Bos-
ton Dental Depot who being dealer in Dental Aaeer
ais has an extensive acquaintance with Dentists in
ton, and all New England, to that heard
put one opinion the part of those who have
Gas, namely-of entire approval.
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Aunts.

SITUATION WANTED To take care
~ q children, to do geners Homework for small
family Apply at the corner # Foylc and Newbnry
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NOTICE TO INVALIDs.

ey-over Three Hundred 7housand Dollars are paid
which is worse lhan hrogn array This comes from
Trusting 10 the false and deceptive advertisements of
men Calling themselves D0ctor5 who have no medical
education, and whose only recommendation is WHAT
TUKr SAY OF THRNsELVEs Advertising physicians IN
nine out Of len impoSierS. &c regular
pTacticdlq phyScian, or, ii you prefer consulting
who makes your disease sPEC Atty be sure that he
is physician and not pretender, or YOU may have
reason to regret it. ssS Dr. Nj. is the IL regular
physician in Providence, ii not in New England who
advertses maxim. speciality of Private Naad,es, lie
gives the very best references and testimonials all
Enclose one stamp for postage and send for them nth
Pamphlet on SPECIAL DISEASES, ard DlSEat ES
OF hlMEN. sentJree. DIR. 81. IN regularly educated
phNs elan OF twenty years experience, ten in exen
sve general practice, until declining health compelled
MIN TO rclnqush that and adopt the SPECIALLY which
I9r the last ten years he has devoted his whole aten-
non GS& Advice Office free; by letter, 81. Write
your NAME town, and address plainly, direct TO
Lock Box No. XX Providence Post Office, to ia
81 ATIlSON.
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS

NU1tlhUlN " fAI4III UF lMlNSSAJHVNETTS
SEcRETARY's DEPARTMENT, Boston, Nov rs ls63
approve the publication 81 above ne ttiul in tn
Boston Post Dairy Advertiser Bunker II II aurora
bedham Gazette, Worcester Daily spy Springfield Re
County Eagle. OLIVER WARNER, Secretary.
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DIuRETlC COMPOUND.

For Gonorrhoed elect Structures Gravel, and all Dis
eases Of the Urinary Organs.
This remedy contains neither Balsam CopAiva,
Spirits of Nitro, Cubebs. Iurpentne, any other
drugs but elegant table liquid pleasant
the taste and SMELL cooling, cleansing and he aine in
its operation aaying all heat and irritation in the ur
nary passages You, therefore who have been taking
Baisanl C0paipa, either in capsules mix lures
months until sick and pale, your breath and clothes
I'll ed with its vile Odor throw the disgusting mix
lures and send for bottle of this NeP Remedy which
will only you at once, but ii will eleal.a Tho
system from the bad effects of the mix lures have
been taking long 1t is warrantc to cure in haJ
the time any other medicine, or the price UH be
funded 0NEeB0TTR oFrkN SUFFICIENT. Price SS-two
hott at one
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ICE / HEREBY GIVEN Of a

- intention to present the following petition to the
next Legislature of this commonwealth:
TO the Honorable the enate and House Of Representa-
tlves in General Court assembled:
The Western Railroad Corporation, by Chester W,
Chapn, president duly authorized and directed by
vote of the corporation respectfully prays that an act
may be passed enabling the stockholders OF Boston
and Worcester an Western Railro corporations upon
such terms as they may approve to unite their stock and
consolidate said corporations in corporation with
Capital stock which shall be equal to the aggregate
number of shares said corporations respectively
authorized to issue and an additional number
ceeding ton thousand of one hundred dollars each
The Western Railroad Corporation, by
CHESTER W. CHAPLIN President
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-26

CELEBRATION OF WAsHINGToN's BIRTHDAY
IN HoLDEN.-Being a patriotic people, we
could not think of allowing the anniversary of
Westinghouse birthday to pass without snote
or COMMENT" especially in times like these,
when treason is open-mouthed and the princi-
pies which Washington revered, on which the
safety Of the republic rests, are publicly and
contemptuously spurned.
We have in our town real, living Band of
Hope, embracing large portion of our young
people, and the plan was to celebrate the &C.
casion with an exhibition, the proceeds to be
devoted to the relief of sick and wounded sol
ders. The scenery of the stage was largely
composed of the graceful folds of our glorious
starry flag, from the festoons of winch was
suspended overhead the motto, in large letters,
"Lincoln and Emancipation"
A crowded audience was intently inter-
ested in the performances of the children
Of a larger and smaller growth, varied by
destinations, recitations, colloquies, tableaux,
and temperance and patriotic speeches.
BY the way, Mr.. Spy, we find out here that
mlnging our love for temperance principles
win our love for country harms neither, but
'ehuS to more hearty and bracing love for
eacn' SO we delight to educate our youth to
be staunch and true to all.
'''e Vi 'he taoleaux were beautiful and
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Another Berlin paper says the extension of
the Polish instruction has increased, and the
whole Of the LIST and 9th Prussian army corps
and division Of the I'd corps are to be con-
Centrated. The Russian ambassador at Wen
ma had formally complained of the conduct Of
Austria in allowing enlistments for the Polish
insurgents to take place in Galicia and other
towns ON the Austrian Russian frontiers.
VARIOUS ITEMS.
The ship George Griswod, with the gifts
for the Lancashire operatives, arrived at Liv~
erpool on the 9th and attracted much atten-
ton. On entering the Mersey she was re-"
ceived with a salute from the cannon of the
north fort and the dipping of colors from the
Bung fort. Public demonstrations have not
yet taken place.
The Paris Moniteur, in noticing the cor
respondence in the intercepted confederate
dispatches, says the so-called consul of France
in Texas is not even a paid consular agent of
France at Galveston. He acted as a kind of
deputy to the consul at New Orleans. The
only Instructions he has received request him
to maintain the greatest reserve, and to care
fully abstain from every kind of interference
in 'the political affairs of the country. The
Frenchman alluded to at Richmond was sim
ply chancellor of the consulate of France.
Mr. w. $. Lindsay, NJ. p, writes to the
Daily News, contradicting certain rumors in
regard to his connection with the contederates
He says he is not a holder of confederate
bonds of any kind, and neither himself nor
any member of his firm have entered into any
contracts with the confederate government
for the construction of war steamers, or any
other kind Of ships. He adds; ''That having
some knowledge of the country, he considered
from the first that the attempt to subjugate
the south was hopeless"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-26

REBELS STEALING CoNrRABANDs.

NASHVILLE, Feb. 25.-General Wheeler's
whole force, brigades of cavalry, are this
side Of Columbia, Tenn, and it is reported
that they are carrying oft all the able-bodied
contrabands. A portion of the force was
within four miles of Franklin last night. The
federal lines are at Franklin. There is a large
force under Gen. Gilbert at that place. No
fears are apprehended of an attack
The rebels report Forests DEATH 1t is
not believed here, however. The railroad
runs to Harpeth river, one mile this side of
Franklin. There has been heavy rain all
day The river is rising rapidly, and will
probably overflow the bank
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.-It is probable that
the committee on the conduct of the war will
report to congress on important matters be-
fore the close of the session. Gen. McClel-
Ian will be examined to- morrow.
A resolution of the legislature of New
Mexico was presented in the senate to-day,
asking compensation to the owners of 600 In
dian Captives about to be liberated by the
courts, and the passage Of law to return them
to their several tribes.
The senate to-day, in executive session,
confirmed the nomination of VIM. 2. Blodgett
rs naval officer at Providence, r. l., in place
of Fisher, resigned.
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TRENTON, N j Feb. 25.-The report of
the committee on federal relations, recon-
mending that a committee be appointed to
propose settlement of the difficulties was
discussed to-day in the senate. The whole
day was occupied, Messrs. Randolph of
Hudson, Ludlow of Cumberland, Chand-
Ter of Morris and Buckley of Passaic,
spoke on the subject, Messrs. Ludlow and
Buckley against it. The discussion will be
resumed Tomorrow. a democratic caucus
was held this evening for the nomination of
candidate for the office of United States sena-
tor for six years.