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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-11

Among those who fell at Port Hudson on
the 18th OF May last in that desperate assault
upon the enemy's works-a charge in which
men faced certain death with courage and
GOODNESS never eXcelled on any battle field
was Capt. Anllre CaillouX. From that time
till the city was taken, his body lay unburied,
the place where he fell being so covered by
the rebel sharpShooters that it was impossible
to take it away. But after the capitulaton,
his comrades recovered all that remained of
their leader, and removed i: to New Orleans
for interment. Some account of that funeral
is given in one of our letters on
Saturday. large procession turned out
to do honor to his memory, for he was a
man-though Il mulatto-whom the whole
city respected, whom all loved who know him
intimately, who was marked by graces of per-
son and a cultivated intellect, who had raised
the first company of coloredvolunteers in New
Orleans to defend the Union and who had
crowned his faith by "a brave DEATH Was
there not reason enough why his people should
bury him with honor? But read the account
which the w ord of this city admits to its col
umns of this man and the last services on his
remains.
DEFUNCT DARKEY CANoNIZED.
Among the ''American citizens of African
descent that occupied these prominent po-
sitions" in the assault upon Port Hudson, May
q, was a well-known ''bull niger" of New
Orleans, named CaillouX. He was one of
those much-praised native guards that had
the choice between the batteries of their foes
in front and the bayonets OF their friends in
the rear. CailouX fell. His carcase lay
rotting on the ground, exposed to sun and
rain tor forty-one days from the date of the
assault to the capituation Of Port Hudson.
y 1t was well known here that
Cailloux was killed. For weeks past, scarce
ly wench in the city has appeared in the
streets without Grape rosette in memory of
''Saint Cailloux." The corps arrived here
last Saturday, and we have the Union organs
statement that it ''lay in state" till the day of
| the funeral.
The oDsequies and the cBnonization of this
detunct darkey occurred last Tuesday"
In the recent riots in this city there were
atrocities committed upon the detenceless and
innocent blacks - atrocities so horrible that
they have never found their way into print
unmatched upon the records Of history.
Deeds were done which the untutored minds
of savageS have never conceived of. 1t is
from such journals as the World these brutal
assassins get their inspiration.-New York
| Tribune.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-11

Mrs. NJ. w. C1er.lId-, PHYSICIAN AND sue
CEsssuL MIDWIFE, No. 43 Exchange street. Specia
attention given Uterine Complaints, and dis Of
children. Office hours from TO =. NJ, and from &c
dti
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6sents Fine shirts made to order in the most ap
sroved style and in the manner at short notice
ny A WALBRIDGE, No. 2 American House Block
dhirt Patterns cut. diff OBJ
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ia. e.. s:.-TO those who dOn't Think
Those who don't wish to be troubled with thinking but
like to have their thinking done by else,
say without explanation, that RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
will relieve those who suffer palms. instantly ap-
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-. w. Observation-Disclosures UNDERTAKEN No.
Bangs Block, opposite the Court House, Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-11

He is the happiest an who does the most to make
othors happy. The inventor of Herrick Aliens Gold
Medal Saeratus must be the happest man in existence,
for hazard nothing in saying that the the Gold
Medal Saleratus cannot fail TO make happy household.
Our better half she does ever irown.
Ing, long abe get the genuine Herrck Aliens
We say to the INVENTOR and it everybody knew
how good it is no other would be used. A good many
OF merchants have it, Their depot is liz Liberty
St., New York.
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OFFICE OF PROvosT MARSHAL,
STH DISTRICT MASSACHUSETTS,


Drafted men notified that hereafter all examina-
lions will be made in the following order If the notices
of any shall expire before the following dates they
are allowed an extension of time accordingly.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, August 10 and ll.-Miltord
WEDNESDAY,, August H,-Mendon, WapoIe, wren"
tham
lin, Midway
Bv order of the Board of Enrolment,
jy27 dtf SAAi'L V. STONE, Provost Marshal.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-11

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CITY AND COUNTY.
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS,
At the state unNtiC iusnan Worcester for the week
ending August 3, 1863.
Thermometer. Wind.

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The Hon. Senator from the Sd Dist. says:
WINDSOR, Conn, May 10, 1860 -Nessrs Richardson &
Co.. Norwich, Notwithstanding used Or. SWEETS
INFALLIBLE L1NIMENr in my family at various times
within the past eight months, cheerully
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tism, IN both of which it afforded speedy relief
aus d&wlw Yours truly, L NJ SMITH.
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Special 1otttes.

Dinrrhea ana Dysentery will decmate the
Volunteers far more than the bullets Of the enemy,
tuu supply Of HoLLowAYs PILLS. Their use in India
and the Crmea ssved thousands of British Soldiers
Only % cents per box. div aug7 2l3
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EDWARD MELLEN, Jr. continues to pay the highest
price toi old papers etc. diff ia4
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WOrms.-Corbin's Worm Destroying syrup; for Ghli
dren and Adults AMI etcacious 1t noi Only re-
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and greatly improves the general health frdee 20
cents. d&wly aus
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%. Martin, appointed Examining Surgeon of
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Of Irumbulll where can always be fund large assort
ment OF all the different kinds and patterns OF Collins
Also Metallic and Rosewood finish Caskets
Plates Robes, SC, furnished of the best material
latest patterns. mch2S dtf
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piles. Plies woods Tar Ointment give Immedi-
ate relief and speedily cures the worst cases ny It
and convince yourselves. g. T. GooD" IN w. "l'O
wrrEe 6 POTTER, Boston, general agents. For sale
II Worcester by George P. Harlow. dSm+ mchl4
The New York herald., 1863-09-04
The rsremes ana IN. Dr.u.

fHt CbS-tklfT FlktMkN IN TNF EIGHTH Avn
MsrE CONFESSIONAL DISTRICTS
The Committee the Conscrp,ion appointed IN beha,
% tho Nes York fire Department continued their abors
last night Firmcns Han IN giving ont certificates q,
mcuhorrhp p drafted lrcmen in The Eighth and Nis,h
congressional Districts 20 the nuiaber of two bundred
ard Geriy.sx This ssmber would have been larger hal
not committee rscd up a Tho barks they had and
thosc who failed 10 have them as piyht will be .be "a
get them tbs evening at halrpasi seven O'Clock Ts
following Is the list
Cnr,s Mcinrse pug ~, 31T 4th av. active
rrancw e. Caifnes Eng. Is, 40 y. s0ih active.
prnI W. wluans, Eng. "a, fsl g. 18Th active
Thomas Tirirson Hose 6i III ". Sbth. EXEMPT
Walton Oakley Hose 81, IL Grcenwich av active
.o1n Brsnnegan. rng 2s, 81 W. ssth active
Ia.u uiNSsli, Hcse ~, Gas fth az. active.
william Simpson, ing rs. I35 D. 5Oth. active
jon, H,vgfns, fiose 81, t5p W ssi active
uisise D Nell. Hose 81. 2ss sth nv active
iohn W Joacs. fnr. 40, al8 W l7h EXEMPT
t,,vsd n Flsmiug, frr 4s 1a3 W. 3.th, active
JOIN Hines ltg 40, lasw 3sd, active.
Abrvn uiea. fng. ~. .sO5 18Th, exempt
~ Nllf.fus iHg. 40. bsth, rear 1lh Nv, csenp,
lnos ". Van Nrrica, ing. ~, a. W. 3fth, actIy,
isaac II. Iertcli. rng. is 5ds 18th nv, active
AosUs,us 4. Anderson, ing. 50, 7pw i,th, active
ltof1ss NcKnsht, fngiuc IL, tl5 sixth av. active
James ilu.ns, hne'na ls sos wes, 3eh a.. arliss
W,r. Ihtis;pn. Engine IS. leo West toth sl. aru,e
itinyt WI -nass, Rugnn rs. ais Eighth ay. activr
fsuass NIL s4n. Fbe me Is. lil West stst st active
trsuuls Torch. tiuse IL. 2ss West S6ih ST. nct,yc
oer'ra fu .ho, nspas H.. 10 West sJta = csemp,
The New York herald., 1863-09-04

hAMAcb 70 CROPS IN rBE SOUTHWEST.
ietter from Champaign county, ILLINOIS, 3ist utimo,
says
The Oldest inhsbitant has recollection OF such
frost nj THIS season d the year sweeping down The cros
by thousands of aud spreading dsmay among tho
rural populaion, as seen hero yesterday morning
Al least half OF th. corn cut down, uterly ruined
Vines OF all kinds killed Including every tender her
bacious plant The leaves of the grape nearly all
killed With most of tbafra Tobacco has turned black
and large par, Of tbe crop 10 ruined.
The free Gotten, Of which thousands n dollars worth
~ The seed has been sold, warranted TO stand ths~c
mate, gone beyond any hope u ever saving the roots.
We hayc no means to-day cf knowing bow far the
da1ster extends but fear all north OF this point Tho
drOuch, had reduced tho prospect to not than
average Of fifteen bushels TO tho aero In this part of
the state and nov halibf that Is swept away. Corn
beans tobacco tomatoes sweet POTATOES, vines OF ali
kinds potatoes Ac., baye seldom been so severely dealt
by before the middle IL October ~ ~ this writing
To day farmers are everywhere busy cutting lp the
witcd ccrn, 10 save what they can Cor fodder.
The drought continues. The sky IL hmost coudlore
without appearance of change Ia the weather Tho
apples ere droppng from the trees and the late peaches
reise 10 grow aud rs dying up on the irces The osyes
OF Which VII soon TALL OF.
The New York herald., 1863-09-04
NEWS FROM The SOUTHWEST.
Our Memphis COrr~sp0 nsie nee.
N 4.a<a

MINfhIs, ienn August %, ISOo.
Raurm % General 4cArthur-Gaeriua Bands again at
Wori-From White Rircr-- From, Beloto-Colonel Win,
losos Raiders, .fc., DC
Brigadier General McArthur arrived here from the
North this morning He viii remain In the city until 70.
morrow, when he leaves for below, and will rejoin his
division vickspurg
The General is considerably improved by visit
the NORTH and returns in good tho campaign
the coming autumn.
The gnerIllas OF West Tennessee and Northern Msss-
sippi arc commencing to grow bold. A party,
under MITCHELL attacked railroad station at Fayette
on the Memphis and Charleston road yesterday hopes
OF catching the train running east. After brisk
gagenent between our forces and the guerlas tho latter
compelled retire. with their plans completely
frustrated. The loss on onr side was several kIed
and wounded and that OF the enemy many
there seems TO be growing disposition among the
people Of the country 10 arm themselves in defence
against the operations Of these guerilla bands which
prowi bout the country alike severe on friend or foe
ton county and pack OF these guerillas re-
suited most equivocaly in favor Of the citizens This
example may suggest TO other localities the propriey OF
similar action Lei this spirit take possession OF
the real natives the countless and the end or que lila
operations S not far distant.
The news White river shows a gradual approlch
Of our forces under Davidson. who with his advance
near bayon Metaire, ten miles from Little Rosk tho
forces Of the enemy, OF The combined
Kirby smith, Dick Taylor and Price, MI under the
mand ot tne latter ocer making great preparations
10 elect discomRurc Of our the bayou. How.
ever the preparations Of all exeences
are so e'mpee that nothing short Of the possession Of
Little Rock looked for fhe this expedition
viii soon begin 10 grow in Importance.
Everything IL reported quiet at Wick sburg Natcbez,
Port lnson and elsewhere along the river The weather
s extremely hot not however, To the sickness
among the troops.
Colonel Wipslows famous body OF horse will imme
diatey return ny boat Vcksbrrg TO cultivate fur
thnr acquaintance with the interior OF river states
The enemy getting pretty tired Of the continued visits
OF our famous raiders-Gricrson, Hatch, Wnsow and
host of smaller lights. II anything will bring the people
70 sense o hcr hope'essiand exposed condition, these
raids will The people already pretty well Disguised
with rebel jmpotcucy.
The New York herald., 1863-09-04
Cricket Match.

WILLOW, or BROOKLYN, vs.. ST. GEORGE.
These celebrated clubs finished their match yes
terday Afternoon the ground Of s. George Club
at Hoboken. The Willows scored so the first IN
nngs, OF which Hammond made %, Terrence IL, and
Pearce and Lindsay II each. Gbbes and H..wrieht
bowed Dnely. On the lisi innings of the ST. George
Gibbes made tho handsome score Of 81 truly good style
u. Wright made 30 by good play. Mumford obtained "A
and Ford, Kendall and Gordon contributed respectively
~ III md TO- IN the second inniDgsof the Willow Hud-
and Draper (of Boston, succeeded making so runs
before parting but the remainder OF the eleven did not
score in iroportn They, however, up tho innings
for the good score Of los The ST. George had only
% win which they obtained for the loss Of four
wickets. Hammond and pehrce, behalf of the viii
low, bowled exceedingly well H. Wrght's s'sow under.
hand bowling was very elective, Notwithstanding IL
lacks that effect which true orcscters admire rhe fol
lowing is the score
". 'FoRCY t1ins.
The New York herald., 1863-09-04

T II.
NEW ORLEANS, August 20, 1863.
l. In order TO the regular Of MATS
tnc commanders OF all steamboats, plying the Mssis
sppi riyer within the limits Of this department or be.
tween New Orleans and points beyond the said limits,
viii carry authorized military mail messen gers furnish
them subsistence Mt seventyivc per day and
siea them sateroom with lock and key for their eq.
elusive use
BY command OF Major General EANkS
RicBasp q. IRWIN, Assistant Adiuiant General
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O'Doaael ;, River Taylor 7OShes Jao, lG4 Tayiorn
Owen - Cross 81
Pe.enderp Jas, wAlliIhsai Perry chas, $50 wy'ne ~
canal
-
p,...n Ttos "A " o.cc nj Released A. - Broadway
Eayuor M rs koss 81 Lobalton wU, 2u4 Ross at
kobin WIN iTa frsdwsy Ricbm0nd U e. Ross st
Rey nokis wuSl, lDo B'way Robinson Geo, bsoioIaS
sea,ex l. 4 worth ave Smith Jno. 70 Ross
eiIloa hA,, Worth ave epelght VIM y: Linden "
S,aS-r, Henry, Lee ave 6haier O 81 Bartlett u
srswar, u 76' Rodney RpsHcrd Jno W, wythe ave
sarlhon VIM, kent ave 81 lich y !" Lee ave
stears n. N Taylor ~ Smith Edw ID, Taylor 81
snery Jas h. Penn Saul Benz, flushing ave
Taylor Henry, Bedford Tneher y. l3 Ciymer VI
Thairant 5tes, Kent av Taylor Jno WyheA Ay
ray lor r. Lee ay Thompson Jno. Ciymer st
Tay or VIM j. Bedford raylor henry, lH Broadway
frsver W, 20 Dsysst Taylor q, bedford av
UirDee Nicholas 23i Ross ct
"
vaulkner p, = Kent av Vanderbilt Edw. Cross Et
Van Wfnkie Ed 4th ct Van Desee tcord) ).ftAnn st
Watson Jno, Kent av VILE Jno, l72 Ross st
Way Henry. - Ciymsr Al Wells Il. IA Broadway
Wnger Jno Bartlett st Wary ID, 2u6 Ross
Whitlock Jno, Jerry st Voodlamer Jno. Flushing o.
Watson VIM A, ~ Broadway Watson Jn0 p 81 Broadway
Walker q, ray lor st Williamson David, ,3Wilsop st
Young r X, Bedford av Yetman Geo w, s Wilson at
Young David A, Lee Nv
Tho ballots remaining in the wheel then counted
and found 10 bo correct when Provost Marshal Gregory
announced that tho draft FOR the Third district
oIuSed
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The Drawing in Brooklyn
Completed.
yHE F0gRrH AND LAsr DAY.
The bran I'm The Fifteenth and Nine
leeRth Wards.
Proceedings Before the New York
Enrolling Boa~ds,

rae Gsrawi,.,s sn the Fifteenth Ward.
Anime oooA yesterday morning the drast was resumed
m the Third district The FIRST ward drawn was Tho
sttesph cr nch purpose nine hundred and forty ynno
hallos sero placed Lhe wheel Of which two hundred
and thirty i've were 70 Aftor the usual pre-
nmu les q few turns gyon TO the wheel, ana ihe
Avar, con,mepce1 M follows
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special Notice 20 rirem.,.

.ItFNtN' ttAtI, sept 81 ls69
All member of the ~ department dr,nos .s,,.
ard eSerapt doing rrtiye iutvl are be,chv 800 20
that WIN are not exemr' ~ Law aud ,es psea
unane 10 psoaaSe subs itntc LiAt the conn, itna -
NJ. of ,he fej ertmcpt VIII le in atendanoa a, ~,
Hlil daily ffon teu s g. ter y. NJ 10 fnrn,sb ,s
certificates aud procure thc'r cxemp,icu. f''e''
bkNisN WILSON Chairm,n.
.pIiN GHEs
JOHN uPcgIr
1OriT r N,f1s
rr-,s " r gssr. Secretary.
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subscriptions 90 the Exemption Loan.
The Exemption Committee.

The committee o. the supervisors having charge Tho
disposal of The exemption claims sf rcnon aud others
met yesterday, and thronged with applications
or which they considered Fifteen mon have al
Ear oro exempted by tbn committee.
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The Rass.~s Supplied to en-. rro.ps.

me nssss~s Supplied to she Troops.
IsIThJ' fho,s MIR. ". n. wAIKxR, THE eoNrRACroR
FOR COOKED RATIoNs.
We have received The following uncaton from
Mr.. wm. H. Walker, United States contractor for cooked
meats, in relation TO the food supplied the troops at
present encaniped in and about the city
.r. TO EproR or TIE HERALD.
PARK BAmAcss, New Yosx; kugust 2s, 1888
appeNs you recetYa copraiQis st Your snssce from
soldiers with regard 70 the quality Of the raons
attached to Il Whatever and therefore untrue. would
most respectfully request that OF your reporters
call and examine the stock that 70 the troops in
New York city, Now Dorp, Rikers Island and New York
also the cooked ra.ons served out at the Park
Barracks BY doing so have doub, 1t will satisfy
you OF the injustice done In tho publishing Of such
paragraphs as have appeared in your paper am sir,
very respectfully, your obeder. servant.
w. II. WALKER,
U. 8 Contractor TOR Cooked Rations.
In compliance with the above invitation, one Of our
reporters yesterday looked in at the barracks, and
Afforded an opportunity Of examining the rations Mr.
walker was absent, but OF his assistants showed
reporter specimens Of the and vegetables supplied
70 lne soldiers The meat consisted OF fresh beef OF very
fair qualty which, we informed, given the
soldiers twice every day. In the vegetable line there
were potatoes, onions, corn cabbages, tomatoes
and eucumbers The quality OF al these articles as well
as the bread, coee and milk was ali that could be ex
peced, and l. sucn s the kind really furnished TO the
soldiers there ought TO be no grumbing complaint
Alleged Murder During the Late Riots.
Daniel Sullivan, tan, powerful young man, was ar.
rested yesterday by officer Van Name Fourth pro-
cnct charged with killing Joseph Amman by shooting bin
in street the 14h Of July ast in the
riot there or that day. Edward c. Baker, Of l39 Eighth
street appeared before Justice Connolly and positively
identified the prisoner one the rioters and stated
that he the prisoner deliberately aim gun AZ
Amman and dtschargc the same and that AMMAN then f
and WAS taken u the hospital and there died. On ihe
coroner's inquest verdict OF homicide rend cred
agnns some person or persons unknown, and the aTsa
ant escaped tho vigilance OF tho police until vest eriay
when he arrested and brought before JUSTICE Co-
molly at the fombs and committed for examination
The prisoners counsel claimed that Baker IL mistaken
10 his identity and dem anded an examination which Is
fixed for nine O'Clock msrnng, when the coun
Sci ailege they will prove alibi.
The New York herald., 1863-09-04
The T.mmany HAN E,smp,,on comms-

In accordance Nth the request o the New York Coun
~ Rec Connit,ee, the Democratic General Committee
OF 1anrnsny Hail. at their meeting ast night appointed
the following gentlemen their rsspscs,es wards
~ conjunction With IN each ward 10 be appointed
from the Repghhcan General Committed, 10 assist and CO
operate With tho general county relief and substitute
committee. The meeting OF the whole body win Iske
place ths morning. ~ ninc O'Clock al Il and 13 puane
street
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n nTsCEILANEOUs.

A SECRET woETR KNOWING go TO THOMAS n,
"A A1NkN n 2t0 lf.en ~ich MURRAY street
ana ,h- low prices he selling Teas cede-- Feur
Vince snd everything e~ used IN every family gna.~s
seiseA .4W
The New York herald., 1863-09-04

The Drawing In che Nineteenth w ard.
The drawing Tor the Tenth snb.dslrct, Of Nineteenth
ward commenced shortly after ten O'Clock yesterday
ming Msssr. fompkins, oaSey aud Donaldson
appointed committee % count tho ballots X which
hundred and ninety oight placed u enc wnee. and
ite quota 10 he hundred aud skis nin.
The following the names of toe p,f,0n. drafted =