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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-16

WASHINGTON, Nov. l4.-By direction ofthe
president, Major Charles j. Whiting, second
United States cavalry, is dishOnorably dis
missed from the service for disoyalty and for
using cOntemptuous ard disrespecttul words
against the president of the United States.
Major Generals Meade, Newton, and Pleas
anton, and Brig. Gen. Fitzpatrick, arrived in
town last night. 1t is understood that Gen.
Meade proposes, should the situation Of affairs
at the front permit, to attend the Inauguration
of the national cemetery at Gettysburg ON the
10th inst, and that the army OF the Potomac
will also be represented on that occasion by Il
detachment from each division of the army
engaged in that battle.
Orders have been issued to the command
ants of the navy yards to reduce the number
OF employed fifteen per cent, in view Of the
delay arising in the progress of the machine
ry constructing for the new boats in conse-
pNRBafk Of tbs Haan fEs bfaa
upon government work.
Considerable excitement has been OCCASION
ed here in social circles by the discovery of
torgeries Of paymasters' checks to consid.
era bic amount by the young son of Il leading
banker of this city. Ills father has advanced
an amount equal to the sum acquired by the
fOrGer from one or more paymaSters, but de-
geries are as yet unknown, but will probably
reach twenty thousand dollars. This amount
has doubtless been spent in the qualification of
the young mans passion for gambling and fast
horses.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE Boston COM
mittee, who have been. lately arranging and
experimenting the exhuming of the bodies
of the Massachusetts killed at Gettysburg, ar
rived here this morning on their way to that
field, to be present at the Inauguration of the
cemetery on Thursday next. They leave to-
morrow morning for their destination.
FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. 1.-THE propel-
Ter Dudley Buck arrived to-day from New
bern, N. c., with the mails, but brings no
news.
The steamer Alma, loaded with salt and
liquors, recently captured by the U. S, steam
er Seneca, while running into Doboy Sound,
Florida, from Nassau, arrived here to-day in
charge of prize crew.
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Vie Lake IGrie Plot.

TORONTO, c. W, Nov. 14.-The Adver-
tiser, secession newspaper, to-day admits
the failure of the rebel plot, and says the con-
federate govern ment fitted out the steamer r..
E. Lee from Wilmington to Halifax with a
cargo to furnish funds. Thirty.siX officers
and three hundred men were to come overland
in small parties and meet at general rendez-
vous. 1t was their intention to surprise the
federal garrison on Johnson's Island, liberate
the prisoners and convey them iHto Canada
The did not intend to violate British neutrali-
ty, but only rescue two thousand men from
such wretched quarters which were designed to
kill by slow degrees.
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Erom New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, Nov. GIVE have a report
from the Tesche county that the advance of
Washburn's division was attacked and driven
in on the morning of the Sd inst. The rebels
were, however, soon checked and driven off
with the loss Of one hundred killed and three
hundred wounded. Our loss is said to have
been forty killed. The army in Teche coun-
ty is concentrating at New Heria and vicinity
Nothing has been heard from Gen. Banks
naval expedition. Its destination was proba-
bly, Brownsville, which it is supposed will be
an easy capture, in connection with the move
ment towards the eastern border of Texas.
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An IMPORTANT MovEMENT.-The missiona-
ry society Of the Methodist Episcopal church
has just appropriated thirty live thousand dol
lars for the redemption of that portion of the
methodist church south, lying within the
states recovered from the rebels. The divis-
ion Of the denomination took place in 1874.
upon the subject OF slavery, the .'eburch
south" being controlled by pro-slavery minis
tiers and agents, who afterward developed into
leaders of the rebel movement. In the ci,;os
restored to the Union their churches are now
closed, and their people scattered. 1t is the
design of this movement to send preachers at
once into this inviting field of missionary la
Dor, to recall the wandering flock to their
early faith and fold.
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Rebel Raider. Brought to Grief.

BALTIMORE, Nov ia dispatch to Gen.
Srhenck from Gen. IL. IL. Lockwood, dated
Drummuntown, eastern shore of Virginia,
Nov. 18th, reports that a small party of rebel
raiders landed ON the Chesapeake shore yes
terday, but before they could get into the in.
terror they were met and captured by the
coast guard They belong to the gang OF the
notorious Capt. Beall of the rebel army. A
second dispatch says that one Of our coaSting
vessels fell in with Capt. BealI, and captured
him with his whole party, consisting Of the
commissioned officers and sixty men.
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Gents FINE, and Flannel ShIrts-Made to
order, in the best manner, and at short notice. by
ALBERT WALBRIDGE,
Nos. . AND AMER HOUSE BLOCK, CUP STAIRS
ouIhI TAI OUI


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only Harmless, true and reliable Dye known. This
splendid Hair Dye is perfect-changes Red Rusty or
vrey Hair, Instantly to 4 Glossy Bizck or Natural
broom, without ininring the hair staining the skim
leaving the hair soft and beautiful mparts fresh vits
ly,equsntly restoring its pristine color, and rectifes
the I'll effects of bad Dyes. The Genuine is signed VIII
LIAM A. BACHELOR, all others are mere limitations,
and should be avoided Sold by ali Druggists &c. Fac
tory-sl Barclay street, y. Y. Bachelors New Toilet
Cream Tor Dressing the Hair Sold in Worcesterby Geo.
p. Harlow d&wiy je23
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ton Theological Institution, aad published by
Graves & Young, Boston. The work is very
systematically arranged, and written with
great care. The writer's theory or philoso-
phv vt miracles is presented in the introduce
durtion. Eur sale at Saniords.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-16

TreatcreUt Of DiseuEeS of ihe Chest,
Lung Throat, Respiratory Organs and Nervous Aiec-
tons.-DR ALrHoysE OLE (ie'p aris), who has been
practising physician in York city for the past eight
years Informs lis patients and the public that lie has
returued from visit to the hospitals OF Paris and Lon
don, and has resumed his practice.
DR. VOLTS successful treatment of the above diseases,
besides Neuralgia. Rheumatism, sc. &C, is well known,
and can be steste1 by most respectable parties He
can be consulted personally from to 10 a. IN. and to
D. NJ. and correspondence by mail promptly attended
TO. DIX \. WOLF,
nil dswljaI 1872 Broadway. New York
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-16

DELAwARE.-Th election of representa-
tive in congress from this state, vice William
Temple (dem.) deceased. will take place on
Thursday next, (Nov. 19th;) and the canvass
is proceeding with decided spirit. Nathaniel
B. Smithers is the Union, Charles Brown the
copperhead candidate. We shall be disap-
pointed if Smithers be not elected.
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Stocks.

NEW YORK, Nov. l4.-StOcks the second board
dull; Ptts1urg Fort Wayne, and heago Railroad 80
Hudson Ri er RailInad 2g; H,rlem Railroad SO; y i
Central Railroad 1863; Reading Railroad lisa; Illinois
Central scrip ll95; Michigan southern NSIlroad Sl5
Cleveland and Pitsburs Rllroad 1903; Michigan Genital
RAILROAD l253 Canton Co 334; Cumberland Coal pre-
ferred 4Os: Galcna and Chicago IO!f; american Gold
=; Chicago and Rock Island Raj roau 1913; Pac ic all
Co 2l6; Mi waukee Praie du Chen Railroad "a
Erie Railroad 1851; Erie preferred 1893; Chicago and A.
Western RAILROAD I62 Alton and ere Haute Railroad
81; CleY land and oledo Railroad III.
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MARYLAND.-The following classification
of the legislature Of Maryland shows that
twelve senators out OF twenty-0ne, and fifty
two delegates out of seventy-tOur are sure to
vote in favor of calling Il convention to make
Maryland a free state. 1t is also expected
that the unpledged Union members will vote
with them -
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1.-THE sales of FIVE
twenties on Saturday reached $l,00S,7 100 at
the various agencies. The sales Of the week
foot up So, 232, 700, large portion of which
came from the west and from people who pre-
Ter government bonds to anything which the
high markets for stocks now offer.
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OBIruARr-whereas Il has pleased Divine Providence
TO remove from our midst by DEATH cur friend and
pro- her fireman. James Peterson, therefore,
Resolved, nv the members OF Yankee fngine Co NO.
s. that in the decease Of our brother the company has
Of its most active members, WHO had endenred
hinseft US s b his prOmptness and untirng zeal to
advance the interests Of this company.
Resolved, that cherish with the llvellcsi esteem,
the memory of the many months we lave IGNORED 10
gether, and forever green will be the a In our hearts
where his memory
Resolved that at end the funeral Of the deceased,
it is the last mark Of earthly respect shall be able
pay him,
Resov d, that tender to his parents our vc,icSt
Bympathies in this their deep affection.
Resolved, that copy Of these resolutions be trans
mltted the parents Of deceased brother be pub
lished in the baby spy and Freman's Advocate and
place on the records of The cOmpSnv,
SAN'L II. DAY, Clerk
Worcester, Nov. A. 1863 dit nl6
EDWARD MELLRN, Jr continues to pay the highest
p ice for old papers etc. DIFF ia4
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II NOT CLOUDY Mt three o'clock in the morning
next Monday, the I'd, those ho gct up early may
tie plaUu,s NcLGs aid S5lun Iis.ng at the auc
time only degree spari, and at half-past five,
when printers have retired for the night, Mars aud
Jupiter will follow them and form celestial quar-
tette Of unusual splendor-positi'oly on this
sion only.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT SoUruBRIDGE-A CHURCH
BURNND-Loss $50, GOETHE most destructive liz
that ever occurred in Southbridge took place Sat
urday morning, CONSUMING the Baptist church. tie
Tammany Hall building, the Andon brick block
and Dr., Samuel uatwes block of stores and tene
ments. Ii originated at about two O'Clock in the
morning in the dry goods department OF the store
of Comstock Omey, ia the lammany building
and soon spread to the Baptist church aud j Cakes
store, Snd thence to DR.. nartwelI's building, and
also to carpenters shop in the rear Of Cakes store
All these wee laid in ruins,
Among the sufferers, are a. W. Odds, tailor, total
loss; Comstock St Omey, nothing saved insured.
Samuel Newell furniture, nothing saved; insured.
Comstock & Litchfeld, market, lost all. NJ. VI.
Marble, market, saved part of his goods; insured.
w. Reynolds, saloon goods removed; j. J Cakes,
dry goods and groceries, partly removed, insured;
J. Rogers shoemaker, saved part Liberty Phelps,
eweller, goods removed; L. Cutler, carpenter, his
tools saved; George Hartwe druggist, goods re-
moved, Several families saved their goods The
loss is over $4,000.
The Transcript gives the following additional par
ticulaFs:-
"Ihe Tammany building a large wooden
block, sey5nty-two by furty-fye feet The first
story and portion OF the upper story being
pied by MessrS. COmstock & Umey. Tor grovery and
clothing and general furnishing ore who W ere
insured at the Bay State Office in this city for $500,
Peoples office $500, and Thames Office in Norwich,
Sl400-amounting to S4,4G0 in all portion Of
their stock was saved, Samuel Newell had iurni-
ture warehouse in the second story. Mr. Marble
who had meat market in the basement, was in
sured for $500 at the Thames Office. The stock of
Waller Reynolds, restaurant IN the basement,
mostly saved. The Baptist church insured at
the Merchants and Farmers Office in this city, for
two thousand dollars, and III the Quincy Office for
sixteen hundred.
The AmidOn brick block, next east of the Tam
many building. occupied ON the first floor by
James Cakes for dry goods and groceries, aud in
the second story harness shop. On this block
is insurance for $1,000 at the old w orceser
Mutual.
DIR. S. Hartwell was insured for $500 ON his
block at the Merchants and Farmers office, SS75 at
the old Worcester Mulual, and $500 at the Peoples
office. Liberty Phelps iewelry store, i'll the first
story, insured for $500 at the Quincy office
DR.. George H. Hartwellis drug store insured
for $500 at tine Peoples, and Samuel Newell, the
story, for $500 at the Providence Waslington,"
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PORTLAND, Me-, Nov. l5.-The main
building of the tannery on Congress street,
owned by Gen. Neal Dow, was destroyed by
fire early this morning. Loss thirty Thousand
dollars. No insurance.
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GOV. Gamble to ResIgn.

ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 14.-Special dispatches
from jefferson City say that tolerably well
founded rumors prevail that Gov. Gamble and
Lieut.. Gov. Hall contemplate resgning.
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city of woreester.

MAYORS OFFICE, Nov. I, 1868.
Having been designated by the Governor OF the Com
monwcalth as a General Recruiting Agent for the City
Of Worcester for the purpose OF raising its quota Of
Volunteers underthe recent Ill OF the President have
accepted the Office and qualified myself for its duties
therefore earnestly request the aid and operation
of all patriotic citizens in the work before us, by
couragng and stimulating those who willing to en-
list by furnishing lnformatIon and in other ways by
rendering assistance to he authorities of the state and
CITY.
Volunteers will have the privilege of selecting which
of the examinations forming they will enter Those
who enlist for this city, by applying at this office will
have all serv ces attending their enlistmens and that
are Necessary to procure their advance pay bounties
state aid and alotmens to their fam lies gratuitOusly
rendered
Let all our citizens heartily unite in the effort and the
quota Of the city can ami will be filled
rs diff D. WALDO LINCOLN, Mayor.
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WORCESTER HORSE RAILRoAD.-We publish
this morning n time table tor the running of
the through the city The Pleasant street line
will commence its full trips to-day up Lincoln
street For the convenience of passengers the com
pany have established station i'll Webster square at
the corner Of Cambridge street, in City square at
the store OF George T. Harlow, cOnerof Main and
Pleasant streets, and at the stoIe of TOwne & Par
ker, corner OF Pleasant and West streets. The time
adopted b. the company is that indicated by the
regulator at the Boston and w oIceser railIoa de
pot. We understand that the company making
ample preparations TO accommodate the public with
seighs as soon the snow shall prevent operating
the cars We trust the public will fully sustain the
company in their efforts to afford those frequent OPP
portunities of communication from one pant of the
city to another.
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Trr Confessions n"6 Experience - an
Observation-Disclosures for the benefit, and as a warning
an caution to Young men whO suffer from Nervous De
Iii IT, Premature Decay Of Manhoo etc supplying at
III, same time ths means of SELF cure BY one who mas
cured himself after being pat to great expense ana in
Jury through medical humbus and quacSerV.
BY enclosing postpaid addressed envelope, single
copies may be had of Tic author,
NAtilANl Il MAYFAIR, Esq.
mis- d&wly Bedford, Kings county, n. Y.
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DIR LIGHTHILL-

l. A. w. CLARK, of south Berwick Junction, Maine,
hereby certify that for three years have been troubled
with deafness and discharges from the My DEAFNESS
has been such that with the utmost exerton, could
not hear the loudest conversation, when directly adj
dressed tome. 1 had consulted many physicians and
aurists, but could get 10 relief Acting under the
vice of friends, (who by their experience of
Dr. Lghthi!'s i'll the treatment such difficult
ues), him trial, which resulted in the complete
restoration OF my hearing The discharge from my
has entirely ceased, without detrment to my health.
The cure was performed upon four months ago. dur
ing which time my hearing not only remained good lin
spite of several colds which rom) but actu
ally improved 50 that now can hear as perfect as
though my hea ing had never been affected.
would recommend all those afflicted with the above
complaint, to place themselves under the mild treat
ment Of DIR. Lghthi A. W. CLARK
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-16

THE MIRACLES OF CHRIST, AS ATTEsTED
BY THE EvANGELIsrs," is the title of new
brook written by Rev. DIR. Hovey of the New.
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LECTURES BEFORE THE LYCEUM AND LIBRARY
ASSOCIATE oN.-Me hear that the programme is not
quite completed, but will be soon We are quite
safe in saying, however that the course will be one
OF unusual interest. AIr. Cough will be first with
his new lecture on 'Peeuiiar People. on Monday
evening, November 80 The second lecture will be
by bliss Anna Dickinson Of Philadelphia, the
fame of whose public addresses and eloquence has
already reached the ears of all our readers The
Rev. E. IL. Chaplin Of New York, who has been in
Europe several months will give one on Europe
and America Another will be by Bayard Taylor.
our greatest American traveller If no other names
were to come, it would be evident that the commit
tee has meant that this shall be Of the highest
character When the list is complete their aim will
be still more apparent.
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The PEAK FAMILY CONCERT tonight, at Ne
chanics Hall, will not be forgotten by their many
friends. The beautiful harmony of the silver bells
which they use always give great pleasure to old
and young. Some new songs humorous and senti-
mental, will be rendered. j. f. Spaudng, violin
list, and A, j Whitcomb harpst, stars in their pro.
fession, will render assistance
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The THEArRE.-Encouragedb by the success of the
past week, Mr. Myers continues here one week
longer with his company. To night is the last night
but one of the spectacle play of the "Seyen Sis
ters,i it being for the benefit of Mr.. j. L. Melon,
eugh. We understand that the play of ''Ths CoIsi-
can Brothers" is in rehearsal
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INSTALLATION IN LEIcRsTER.-Rev James Thurs
ton will be installed over the Unitarian society in
Leicester, next Tuesday evening, Nov. II, with APP
propriate services. Rev. DR.. Hill of this city will
preach the sermon, and Rev. Mr. Shipper give the
right hand. Its expected that the Rev. Dr. Allen
of Northboro', and Rev. Mr. Scandlin Of Grafton
will also take parts. The exercises will begin at 81
O'Clock. Mr.. Thurston has had charge OF the 10
ciety for some time and is an able and earnest man.
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SUCCESSFUL OPERATION FOR CROSS EYES.

On Saturday last, DR.. LlOHrlILL, of No. 10 Bedford
street. operated upon my eyes the cure of the Cross
Eyes with perfect My es es have been turned
in from infancy, bu they arc perfectly straight
MARY A. MCKENZIE
With Mr.. WA. b. Bradford, No SAurro2gls Place.
Boston, July2 1882
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WORCESTER AcADKMY.-The examination of this
academy will occur on Wednesday and Thursday,
the 18th and 18th of November commencing at nine
O'Clock. Friends are cordially invited.
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AccIDKNr.-We learn that J Ohm j. Wyman, Jr.,
little son of the late Gen. Wyman, five years old ,
had one foot badly crushed from the nstep outward
OH Saturday morning, in the car shop of his grand
father, Dir Osgood Bradley. Some heavy planking
slid from upper staging falling upon the little
fellows foot. DR.. Bates attended him and dressed
the wound.
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DR.. LIGHTHILL-
Dear Sir-From the boneat have derived from
treatment and operation for Cataract deem it due to
YOU to have my added TO the many you already
possess who have been cured by your skill therefore
cheerfuly submit the following statement For three
years was blind. without assistance could not 20
about at ALL During that time had four operations
upon my eyes, besides many applications which was
advised to try, all Of which awaited me nothing, but
rather made my eyes l had almost concluded
that there help for me when | was induced
through the influence Of friends to apply to you did
So feeling that almost useless but you gave me
encourage from the rst visit and finally consent
ed to have operation performed by you, which was
the means of restoring my sight once more Since that
time, which years and half ago, have been
perfectly well, and with the aid OF glasses to
read the finest print and do the finest sewing My eyes
have troubled from that time. either by nAan-
nation pain of any kind And would say to all who
similarly afflicted to give Dr. Lighhll trial They
will find him ell he processes to be. Respectfully,
MRS. IL p. HOLDEN, Palmer, Mass
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Diseases of the Nervous, SEMINAL, URINARY
AND SEXU Al SYsTENs.-New and reliable tTeatment-in
Reports Of the HOWARD ASSOClATION-Sen in
sealed letter envelopes free Of charge. Address Dr. j.
SklLLlN HOUGHTON, Howard Association Phiadel-
phia-fa. d&w3m olO
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DIR. A. P. LIGHTHILL-Dear sir: am happy TO inform
you OF y complete recovery from deafness through the
means OF your invaluable treatment seven weeks ago
wnen placed my self under your care, my hearing
SO much impaired that could not hear preaching
less sitting close to the minister, and could only
unders and HIM then when he would raise his voice
commonly loud couldnot near the ticking Of a watch
unless wnen pressed on ears and my head ana ears
were full OF dsasieeable noises My hearing
tirely restored and head is again il
Def was Affected with oeainess.
submit this for publcat.on, with desire to benefit
the similarly afflicted Yours with gratitude
f. a. GREEN son of Il. f. Green Paw tGcket, Il.
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CLINToN-On Friday night fire broke out in the
wood lot of Jonas T. Howe Of this city, situated
III the eastery part of the town The fire department
were called out, and the fire extnguished in
time to save several buildings which were endan-
gered Several acres were burnt over with consid
cradle loss.
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PLANTS AND Townsville card Of James II.
Comley florist in another column, is of interest to
those desiring hot-house plants and flowers.
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FALSE ALARMs.-Fifty dollars reward will be
paid by the city marshal for the detection and con-
viction OF any one engaged in getting up false
alarm of fire. We direct special attention TO his
tice in another column
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-16

PoLIoR COURT. - Saturday. Nor. l4.-Michael
Brennan was adjudged to be common drunkard,
and sent TO the house of correction for one
month.