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SO DOGGY that he could not get to it.
A Mexican officer then rode up and asked him
to surrender. Capt. H. replied that he would
surrender on one condition, which was, that if
the Mexican general would receive them as pris-
oners OF war, and treat them as the most civili-
zed nations do. 81 nfeb
The Mexican officer gave assurance that he
would, Capt. II, then surrendered. Capts
Thornton and Hardee, with Lieut.. Kane, and the
residue OF the ron-commissioned officers and pri-
Yates OF Capt T.'s command, are now prisoners
OF war in Mexico. The enemy treat them re-
markably well.
Lieut.. George Mason was fine young officer,
and his death is much regretted. His sabre belt
was recognized among some articles that were
subsequently, captured from the army.
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SURPRISE AND SURRENDER OF CAPTAIN
THORNTON'S COMMAND

After Capt. TBS command had proceeded up
the Rio Grande about twenty four miles, and as
was supposed, to within about three miles of the
Mexican camp, the guide refused 10 go any far
Their, giving for his reason that the whole country
was infested with Mexicans. ~
Capt T., however, proceeded with his COM
mand about two miles, when he came to farm
house, which was enclosed entirely by chapar.
raj fence, with the exception of that portion Of 1t
which bordered on the river, and this was so bog
gy as to be impassable AsfMeas 9'foa
Capt. T.. entered this enclosure through pair
of bars, and approached the house for the pur-
pose of making some inquiry, his command fol-
lowing him. So soon as his command had all en-
tered the enclosure, the enemy, having been
concealed in the chapparal, about two thousand
five hundred in number, completely surrounded
him and commenced firing upon his command
He then wheeled his command, thinking that
he could cbarge through the enemy and pass out
where he had entered, not, however, without
considerable loss. This he attempted but did not
succeed, the enemy being TOO strong. gslp IN
The firing OF the enemy stll-contnung, Capt.
Thornton's horse, having doubtless received a
shot, ran away with him, aud eaped the chaparral
fence and plunged ihto precipce, where he fell
with Capt I. under him, where the latter re-
NAMED insensible for FIVE or six hours sfsa s.
This casualty placed Capt. Hardee in command
who attempted with the residue to make his es-
cape by theriver, intending on arriving at its
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FARMS FOR SALE.


6-A THREE very beautiful Farms, containing 100
acres situated on the banks Of the river Poto
mac, adjoining Mount Vernon, the late residence Of
General Washington, in Fairfax Co, Virginia. These
Farm are susceptible of the productive cultivation By
means ofwhch has furnished abundant supply on
the spot They portion of the celebrated Gunslon
Estate, and will be sold for $3.50 per acre.
One Farm containing l56 Of land OF the first quail
W in Tioga Co., York. with ts good dwelling Houses
Barns Sheds, &c. abundance of choice fruit and as
healthy spot any in America This farm, stock, aud
farming utensils for $4,000.
Farm containing l54 Of very excellent land very
iavoraby located in Harmony, Chautauque Co., N. Y
There good dwelling House, Barn. This is pleas
ant heahiu location, and property with which the pur-
chaser cannot fail to be pleased One thousand t nds
sugar are made annually this place. 1t is q, red with
all the farming, dairyng and sugar-makn ensils, for
sl5O0-two .thrds Of which may rema. nintetest any
length OF time.
II any body wants TO purchase ;,rm large small
good or Indifferent, dear cheap far off, for cash
cre it, they be accommodated by inquIring of JOHN
MILTON EARLE Worcester or at the Real Estate Mark
ct, 81 Wall Street. New York. of
Aug. g. sn4ln ARNOLD BUFFUM & co.
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SECOND EDITION.

acquisitions have been made upon Massachu-
sets for three regiments, New Hampshire and
Connecticutt two each, and r. Island one. np
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Lightning Rods.

VEEHE subscriberrespectfully informs his friends
"A and the public that he has removed to Worcester
wnere ne VIII receive orders for putting up LIGHTNINo
RODS on his new and improved plan OF using Glass and
wooden Fasenngs which VIII be once by those
who are acquainted with Electricity TO be far more safe
'han the common iron astenngs Six per discount
viii be made on all work previous to the first of April
For sale the ELEcTRo MAGNETIC APPAkATus for Medical
USE aa VIM. A. CRAWpORI - - =
10 Limos Over Fttch's Sash ond Bind Shop.
jan 81 u5 on the Boafon Railroad.
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Farm ion Sale in Rniland.

A~A CONTAINING one hundred and thirty-fvo acres
" Of excellent Land under high state Of cultivs-
AAtion, Situated mile from the Meeting House,
The land Is suitably divided into moving tiage, pasture,
and wood. The farm is well fenced. Good soft
brought 20 the house and barn through aqueducl from
never iaing springs. On the farm Is good Dwelling
House, Barn, aud other outhudings, all in good repair
The whole be bought together The buildings and So
acres ofland, called the Home Place. will best suit
he purchaser. The above will be sold low, and any one
wishing excellent farm, at great bargain, VIII 90 wen
70 call and examine il. For further particulars apply s
WIN. ESTABR0OK, on the premisess or TO WILLARD
BROAD, M Rutland. d2aw wtf46 Nov
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ITill Propertv III Ohio for Sale

or Exchange for its. equivalent IN productive
Propertyin Worcester on Boston. Ms.
TT consists of FIGURING Mill, Saw Mills, Ten.
sssA enents, and about 220 Of Land, situated
ill., Symmes Creek miles from the Ohio River, and
miles from Proctorsyille, opposite Guyandotle VA
These Falls are considered key 10 the almost inexhaus
title supply Of Timber above which is down SO miles
low the creek is unohsructed the Ohio River high
water. 1t is present rented for $720 year TO June
s47 reservng the privilege Of making further improve
nlents ifdesred '9tt stflf Y' Rt
This property eighty ocaed for the manufacture Of
Iron being within The region Z" the great Iron md Coal
deposits Of Tile south Of Oho (see the Ohio Geological
Survey Of which $4,000 tons will be turned out in
this County this year. 81 1piaai1i 81
Any other information may be obtained by letter adj
dressed TO HAMMOND HOWE, sff .sse
JAM, l@tf Cia-t's Nils Laurence CO., Ohio.
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To Cotton and Wooden Manufacturers

To Cotton and Wooden Manufacturers
CHARLES PHIPPS, Manufacturer Of Cotton
y and Worsted III ARNESS of, all descriptions
prepared ready the LOOM and sent to any place reou
ed in good order All orders sent TO him WARE will
meet with prompt attention.. sssa ss s 80. sf mf
Reference-HENRY LYON, Agent Otis Co.. Messrs Gil.
BERT STEVENS, Wooden &c. @7 . i44#@ n@
Price 81 per beer for plain Cotton Harness. As il
is the opinion Experienced that my Harness will
weave from TO months longer than the Harness made al
worcester II would be object for manufacturers TO give
them the preference at the same price. i q r~a q
Ware. April %. sw CHARLES PHiPPs
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Whitwelrs Temperance Bitters.

WhitwelI's Temperance Bitters.
HE best remedy in the world for Jaundce Indigestion,
j. Worms, Costiveness, Want of Appetite Dyspepsh,
&C. SC This article ranks fa above all Others in the New
England States, the best cheapest and most Pheasant
article known The proprietor confidently recommends
cay as remedy that dsagreeable drowsiness which
most people feel the approach and during the contnu-
anco Of warm weather. Il IL now known as the
VaWa GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY
for the above Give II one trial and you will
any other being fully convinced BY experiences Of its real
merits. ff az
NJ sold In pint bottles at IS cts each--$2 per Dozen
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. f..
Won cannot make better Investment Of your money,
and one more the satisfaction ofyouT customers than D
purchasing supply ofths popular article;
Sold In Worcester BY Green Co., j. Coe, and Sawyer
4 Norton; j. G. Thurston, Lancasterj o. u. Colburn,
IhomInser Lane a. ThHyer, Fchburg; Animation 4 Per-
kins, Fzwilllam. N. ], GEORGE WIIlTWELL, asa
ApHlI Am EropHeeOE, posTon.
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MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKING
ass s1saasi4g SAT00N.

II TAKE this method to INFORM my patrons and
the public generally thatI have fitted up SPLENDID
SALOON for lheiMILLINERY AND DRESS MAKING
BUSINESS and have engaged the first talents in the
try To superntend the same. II is my intention produce
work from This Establishment equal any coming froma
like establishment in New York Boston and much
lower prices. f}4 feHa y0 M sttta@
merry and Furnishing Articles which will be sold at the
lowest New York rates.
TRADERS and MILLINERS supplied with
the FASHIONS and MI articles in this line on the most
reasonable terms. asf3riaN asW q ,7fH
share of patronage is solicited with the that
all work done shall be satisfactory sale.
NJ b. All articles ordered for mourning will always
have the earliest attention. as94 f ,ei e9@8a N6t
sas8i4suN s4 Do lgpJOHNl b. WYMAN.
Worcester, April 2. dwtfl4 Z
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THE DAILY SPY.
Published at No. 1872, Main Street, Worcester.
JOHN MILTON EARLE,
Editor and Proprietor


The price of THE DAILY SPY is Three Dollars per
anna OF seventyve Gents per quarter If paid strictly
Ia advance.-Or atI4f ~ fati a&Niee -
-Four Dollars per annam or One Donr per quarter, if
n0t paid IN advance.
THE MASSACHUSETTS, SPY
unpublished weekly az the office Terms,- as Ia
advance, or $500 IL not paid in advance. W
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Real Estate Market, :

A MoNG the thousand FARMS which havede
@ n scribed ON our Registerwe especially invite the
Of those who wish to buy Farms which are
very good and az the time very cheap TO the follow
ing; IL ~
!s-CoRains 225 Of Land Of the first quality in
high state Of cultivation fruit of the best kinds with
living streams running through it; good Dwelling House.
three Barns, &c, very handsomely situated in Morrsve
ne county seat Of Madison County, N Y, 20 miles from
Utica. Price $685. sa8s aNa s
2d-90O in Fairfax Co., Virginia. the banks of
the Potomac River adjoining the beautiful estate of Mount
We nr1 the late residence Of President Washington
g. Gli50 ls
s beautiful Firin of1l5I es ofel .elen Land with
q u lit, GOOD Buildings, an very ia, trably ocatsd in
HH say, Ckautauque Co., N. Y, Will To sold with farn
ing and sugar making and dairying utensils for $500.
u For further particulars inquire of JOHN MILTON
EARLE Worcester, of the subscribers in New York.
Aug. IL. ARNOLD BUFFUM x Co
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COLONY HOUSE.

Z MS osse xscentiy ieased by AAsiD BON
60 NEY Formerly proprietor Of the Central Hotel,
s.a- Worcester and more recently offhe II. 5. Hotel,
Albany NJ Y. located IN termination Of the Norwich,
Worcester and Western Rel Road Depots,
corner of Beach, Ii. DIN and Utica Streets,
Is now open for the receipt Of company The COLONY,
being new end finished with modern Improvements and
cunveniences, furnished with new Furniture, with the
essees experience in the line of public entertainment,
with those also the superintendent s DAMON, who
well the public he hopes to gain
liberal share OF patronage. 4 ~ f
Boston, Oct 8. Att
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BOOK-BTNDTNG,

No. 1902 Main Street, oUer C. Harris Bookstore.
VTILSON s. WESBY having formed connex-
w ion in the business, take this opportunity
inform their friends and the public that they prepared
BLANK BOOKS OF all kinds made and ruled any pat
tern that may be wished for and bound order. Periods
Gals, &c. bound in good style and in adurabe
Old Books carefully rebound with neaness and dispatch
Port Folos Scrap Books &c. made order and al short
notice. sHN
w. & w. having had several years experience in the
above business feel confident that they give good
isiaction to all that may favor them with their patronage
81 c. F. WILSON, /.
Worcester March 81. dwtfll y. S. WEsBY.
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New Drug Store.
DVe-HouSe Removed,

UyE-dUuS6 N6IILUV6u
VNNHE subscriber has Removed his Dyeing
a. Works to his New shop CENTRAL STREET,
and only rods from lain Street where all goods msi
De lett Having irstrate shop, with every convenience
attached he feels conden in assuring the public that his
work shall be done WE'LL and al shorter notice. than az
any other shop OF the kind in this vicinity.
Ladies' DRESSES and CLOAKS Coored, as usual for
ONE DOLLAR; Gentlemen's COATS and PANTS Colored
whole Articles for Mourning done In three days when
required. ls 9H9
CLEANSING.
Goats and Pants cleansed and pressed, days
iee desired. CARPETS, SHAwLs Of all kinds, and MIL
rARY UEFoRMs ceansed and pressed and warranted to
look as well goods Satisfaction guaranteed IN all
cases, OF no charge will be made.
aJe Only Office in Worcester is on Cent O
Street. r ta5fa HENRY b. ADAMS. a
Worcester, Aug. 90 35u
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1870 Congress Spring Water, gifeaus
nECE1VED direct nom Saratoga constantly for sale by
IL 7nT1'gFV @l's Ffll RNt8 ~ ID. BUTMAN a. co.
Worcester. April ~ lSw
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FARM WANTED. aissg
gTNHE advertiser wishes 10 hire good FARM In the
town OF Worcester, for a series OF years. Inquire at
the spy Office lstf45 @ fF Nov. A
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-07-18
Gf,OTE HING.

The stock of clothing is composed o
Dress and Frock Coats of Blue, Black
and Fancy colors-Sacks, and Business
Goats of every description-Vests of al
kinJs-Over Goats, coarse and fine
Shirts of all qualities, Flannel, Merlno
Silk, Buckskin, Cotton and Linen 30
SONS and CoIlars-Drawers Of all
kinds, Ruakskin, Merino, Cotton and
Linen.
Clothing purchased Of me shall an
swer the recommendation or restitution
will be made in case Of every E.Aure
1t has all been manufactured By c Oerg
reputable firm of Merchant TaiIers in
The city az ". Haren sch1 hare sent me
10 abide ruth y3u anil cIothe yom. BE
sure 10 call before purchasing sewhcre
i will give you good bargains.
II. WADE, Martins Row.
jan 10th, 1916.
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The Weekly National
1ntefIigencer.

This paper being made up Of such
portion OF the National ltelligencer pro-
per as can be compressed within the
compass of single newspaper, conlin.
ues 10 issued and mailed to subscribers
every Saturday at Two Dollars year,
payable in Advance in all caces-no ac-
count being opened with subscribers
to the weekly paper
10 bring this paper yet more near
ly within the reGch of such as desire 10
take bythe gear cheap paper from the
seat ofthe General Government. a re-
duction will be made in the price Of i,
where number Of copies are ordered
and paid for by any one person or as
ISOLATION at the following rates:
For Ten Dollars six copies will be sent
FOR Twenty Dollars thirteen copis; and
or each sum of Ten Dollars, above twenty
eight copies will be forworded: so
mat remittance OF Fifty Dollars
VIII command seven copies.
TPublishers of papers throughout
the United States and Territories who
VIII give single insertion TO this ad-
Ver'Isemnt with this note annexed) and
send one of their papers 10 this office
with this advertisement marked there
in' snail receive the Weekly National
InteIIigencer for one year free Of CHARGE
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-07-18

EXECUTORS NOTICE.

1 ETTERS Testamentary, on the es-
!. tate of George Alexander, decd
having been granted TO the undersign-
ed by the Hon. Probate Court of PIANO.
ia County, at the September term 8f5,
of said Court, notice is hereby given
10 all persons Indebted 10 said estate TO
come forward and make Immediate
payment; and all persons having claims
against said estate, will present the
same duly authenticated to the suscr'-
bca within the period prescribed by
low, or they will be barred.
CHARLES Z. ALEXANDER
GEORGE l.. ALEXANDER,
Executors. 36..6t.
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Administrators Notice.

Z FILTERS OF administration having
z. been granted to the undersigned, on
The estate Of John +. Oliver, deceased
by Hon. Probate Court of Pamela Coun-
", at the May term, A. ID. QO45.
Notice is hereby given to all persons
indebted to said estate, TO come forward
and make immediate payment nd
those persons having claims against said
estate are notified TO present The same
duly authenticated within the time pre-
scribed by law, or this notice will be
plead in bar Of the recovery
DIONY SIOUS OLIVER. admr
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NORTH MISSISSIPPI
COLLEGE.

The Trustees Of this in
stitution, take pleasure in
announcing to the public,
that they have secured, as
Professor to take charge of
their College, the services
of Joseph Y. Boyd A. NJ,
who is favorably known in
our country as a faithful, "a
BILE, and successful teacher.
He will be assisted in the
primary department by
James w. Karr, a young
man known to possess the
requisite qualifications of a
good teacher.
While the Trustees have
all the corporate power of
a college, 1t is nevertheless
their intention to make the
college, a preparatory
school to the State Univer-
sity, located at Oxford and
students can be prepared
for any class in that, or any
other institution to which
their parents may wish to
send them.
The scholastic year will
be divided into sessions of
five months each. The first
of which will commence on
Monday 5th Of January
1916.
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NOTICE

S hereby given to all persons interes-
J ted in the Estate Of Richard w. The
mas deceased: that, having filed my pa
pers for settlement with the Probate
Court of Pamela County, so far as nv
administration has extended. | shall
at the July term 1916, Of said Court.
apply for leave TO resign the admins
tration Of said estS.,.
WM: w. SMITH, Admr..
Of the Estate of Richard w: Thomas
deceased.
Pamela, Nay Goth, 1916.
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Final settlement.

State Of Mississippi Pamela County,
Probate Court april Term $40.
EVE undersigned administrator OF
I the estate Of jacob e.. Lyon decd.
has flied his accounts at this term OF
The court for final settlement Of said
estate at the July term 1916 Of said
court. All persons interested can APP
pear if they think proper.
STEPHEN LYON, Adm'r.
May 8, 0046. 12-6w.
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BLACK SYaETNING.

THE undersigned having permanent
4 ly located himself in this place. is
prepared to execute all work in his
line, on the shortest notice, and in the
most complete and durable manner.
His Shop is on the main street lea
ding from the public square to the
river, where he may be found at all
times. Pano'a, Mi. Jay. OOOo.e t
2-3w
WIN. E. FARMER,
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RANG Frs NOTICE

WAS posted by ANDREW WAR
Rem, living four miles Northwest Of
Pharsalfa-1 dark bay horse, 6 or 7
years old, IA hands high, a small star
in the forehead, has a small white
ring above his left hind hoof, has had
the fistula and swinney. and appraised
to S25. WM. S. KEITH R. PC.
April 10Th 1916. 14-3-w.
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FOR MALES,
LAFAYETTE COUNTY Miss

THlS Institution will be opened for
Il Students in a term Of five months.
about the first Of March next.
By the lberality Of the citizens of
this and the neighboring counties, an
excellent frame building will be ready.
containing abundant rooms for recila-
ton and other purposes; also dwelling
houses for Teachers and Boarders
Out buildings, Fairgrounds, Garden,
&c. for an extensive and permanent
Boarding School.
The furniture Of the Academy shall
be of the most approved forms, com
bining health, comfort, and usefulness.
An Apparatus for Philosophical and
other purposes; a select Library Tor
the use Of pupils; and the most valua-
bic Maps and Charts that the Eastern
cities afford, will rende our advantages
second to none.
This location is peculiarly desirea-
BILE for Boarding School.
1t was selected by n committee, with
an especial view to health. from a
high and salubrious region, where nc
mlasmala from stagnant water, or local
cause for diseases OF any sort can pos.
sibly be found
The Board of Trustees takes plea.
ure in announcing that, for the man
agement OF this Academy, they have
procured the services Of Professor r
MORRIS, late of De Soto Academy, sc
long known to the citizens of NORTH
Mississippi, as an untring servant il
the cause of Education.
The health Of Professor NJ being re
established, the Trustees feel that they
cannot better recommend the advan
tages Of the Mount Sylvan Academy
than to say that he will carry it OF
with all the skill with which his ex
perience and talents promise.
Assistant teachers will be engaged
as needed.
A Boarding House for applicants
will also be ready and will be enlarged
as the wants Of the school may re
quire.
Prices Of good board will range from
$50 to $40 per Session.
The Trustees wish it to be understood
that they hold the Principal of the Aca
denny responsible for the conduct and
management Of whatever steward he
may select TO conduct the Boarding
House.--This will be a guarantee lt
tnose who send their sons TO the Acade
my that every attention will be paid &c
their comfort 10 health and sickness.
THE TERMS OF TUITION ARE,
n
:. For the sciences in which the Eng.
llsh language is used as medium.
$40 oC
For other languages, 400 OC
Ihere are no extra charges of anv
sort, save in case Of actual damage, and
free use OF apparatus, Library, &c
will be given TO every student.
JAMES BROWN, President.
JAMES G. TRIGG, Secretary of the
Board.
December, 1916.