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Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-07
SpettafIss Nt.
SPECTACLES DEPOT, 17o l.

: SPECTACLES DEPOT, l72 l-2
Main Street. The undersigned most respectful
~ invites the citizens OF this place and vicni-
.,J ~, " cali and examine h superior selection
I'll OF SPECTACLES, containing his lately i'm
III b. proved PERIscoPIC CONSERVATIVE LENSES,
II which he viii adapt to far sighted, near-siglt-
Il ed, aged and weak-eyed persons who may de-
II sire them, according to the state O their
II eyes. The material used TO make the above
4 mentioned Lenses, in its natural state, in puri-
II ty, brilliancy and transparency, rivals the dia
mond. and forms the most beautiful and perfect
n spectacle Lenses ever introduced, ana possess
~ es great advantages over the common glasses
Z 3. in general use. fheiT perfect spherical form
A n gives more extended field vision Their
NJ purity and transparency OF ni terial present
ll less ODstructiOns to the passage of light-over
I'll y comes, in great measure, what is called by
z II Opticians alteration of light. Consequently
III h objects seen through them present themselves
M lin clear, distinct, and natural form, avoiding
H MI u that glimmering, wavering unsteadness,
HI pleasant sensation after protracted reading
Y III \ sewing: in fact, approaching the per
Z lens of the natural eve it is possible for
fJ art to approach nature.
Many persons unacquainted with the Optical
Lct are left to select glasses for themselves,
without due regard to the condition of the eye;
% practice olten productive Of serious
lueaces udcinG the minds Of the people against the
of Glasses Glasses selected by skltu optc!an,
made the aforementioned material, will instead
Djuring the eye, STRENGTHEN AND BENEFIT 1T MATERI
LLLT
lie keeps constantly on hand small and large SPY
Glasses; Gold, Silver, and steel Spectaces and Eye
Glasses of all knds different patterns of Opera Glasses
large assortment, for sale and to hire; MagnifynR
Glasses, Telescopes, Microscopes &e.
Artificial Eyes inserted and made to order.
Having taken the agency of one of the first manufac
turers of Pebble Lenses Glad to be able sell such
for than they have before been sold or
thus giving everybody the chance of getting the bestfor
leFy-Consultation free Of charge
J. ROSENBUSH, (Agent) Optician,
MO successor to l., ,Shrisnem
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-07

B.-The people respectfully invited to call at
the POetcal Exchange, and examine my Goods which
are new and of the latest pattern.
ieTq dtf ORSON N HEATH
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-07
QNortester Badly Spg.

INcIDENT OF THE WAR IN THE WEST
Col Mulligan in recent address at Detroit,
related the following incident With your
permission will now relate a circumstance
which occurred in Missouri. On pleasant
spot Just outside Jefferson city lay encamped
two regiments, over which f1oated twin ban
ners-banners which will be twin forever
the Harp Of Ireland and the Stars and Stripes
of America. (Appause.) Under this twin
banner lay as gay and rocking regiment as
you ever met VIZ the Irish brigade. Instruc.
tions came requiring the commander To report
at headquarters for orders. These instruc-
tiOns came, ito use military term after tap
which is, Il time when civil men should he in
bed. Laughter. The question was asked,
when can you march 2 Immediately, was
the answer. well, wish you to go to Tip
tons relief, cut your way through the enemy,
go to Lexington, take it, and hold it,
lCheers. The next day saw the Irish brig
ade on its way to Lexington. |Cheers. As
we moved along, war smoothed his wrinkled
brow the chaplain mixed his admontions with
occasionally chanting snatch OF an Irish mel
ody. The major was married man and
chanted =
Ever of-thee I'm fondly dreaming
The Lieutenant Colonel was married man.
and not to he personal, was a married man,
and followed the Major. daughter aud ap
plause.) Thus we went on, until arriving
. within two miles Of Lexington, where we en-.
canped, and previous 10 entering the city we
washed and brushed up so as to make re-
spectacle appearance. tLaughter.) We went
in with our solitary six-pounder, muzzled
in roses and breeched in evergroeus, and not.
withstanding our weary nine day S march,
we looked we'll Cheers. We started with
three days rations, and SIX days had to
live on the country. We were told to cut our
way through, tut we left the implcss OF our
teeth Tar deeper than that of the swords in the
section through which we passed. Laughter
and applause.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-03-20

Mr. Black recently addressed circular
latter 10 all foreign governments protesting
N decided terms against the recognition o.
-, Confederate States % an independent
Governn.en,, and assigned the reasons q
,sno,h which induced the remonslrancs.-
The protes. will OF course be renewed, and
os,hs ps, emphasized. BY the present Admin
;s,r.,iop. 60 that when Mr. Yancsy and hi'
Diplomatic colleagues get abroad, they ma,
discover .hs, recognition By the Great Pow
ere less easv than wss supposed .. Mont
oomerv.-Wssh Cor. N. X: Tribune.
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state and County Taxes:

vxrE would remind delinquent TAX paye';.'
wv that the time prescribed BY 'aw' y
which All taxes shall be punc'ually pa'a
~, drawing 20 close. being the l''n u.i
q March 1861. after which tine ~ p. NV ~
viii be added, and the taxes colec'su Il
myself or Deputies BY distress ana say !.
ns,sonsl property. Tax payers will rems%
hsr ,h.t for he payment Of Taxes, 'heIs !.
10 properly exempted BY law. ! y ~ ssy dsy
Ia I'm, ali will not wait until We 49, =,
q nv their tsxss. but will endeavo, y ,S Sd
,hem NJ jeast one week prior 70 w -
TIIEoDORE SONDERMAN, Tres'u''''
\ February 20s 166l-Sw.
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WAsarserox. March l6.

Startling rumors are in circulation mere 70
n, ,fTec, that a collision had occurred ~
I, il reported that The Upnen
States forces. under command Of Lieutenant
have been attacked by the Florida
rchels. and that a ssri' us conflict ensusa'-
O,her reports Of vague Character s'a's
IN, he outbreak did no: ccrurln ne ne'sh-
borhood d Fy,' pirkens, but IN The mme
date vicinity q Pensacola. No 'nse'Ai'
geuce q dsfuls ch,rac'er has been re
ceiyed. bo, there Is Intense excitement an
ereat spxie'y 70 learn fur'her par'isui-fT'
II is Understood TIA, the Senate WI 40
iourn next wsek
order. have bern issued FIRM The Ny!
D,p.rimen, cor the snirg of several mp
OF war. but their destination is not snnouu
ced ,r,. =,
oounces ne commissioning fths lady ~
(, II. a. ,hs fire, war vessel Of the SSu'hsr
llcarfederacy. she is armed with twenr
four pounderr, and il under The ccmn'na
j Jieu,enani n. B. Eluger; seconded ~ L's
,snan,. Bo4ier and Ginbsll. late u The ne
4 crAl Governments
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NV Youx. March l6.

The Tines Washington correspondent
ssvs The Cabinet came 20 no decision yes'''-
dsy on the proposed evacuation 81 Fort gum
Ter, in opposition to which some very s'so"s
.-rnnso,. we're made. Recent letters rom
Major Anderson resent. with 'nSgna"0"'
he iu.inuations against his disposition vi
hold the for, to the last extremity.
The Herald Dispatches say that mrao''
Of The yirgiuis Convention called % 'ns
presiden, Yesterday, who assured him 'hs'
no vess,ls would be seIt with hostile in'en'
lions, and there would be nothing done ~
! regard 10 The ufrairs Of the South iof SIX
H. d,vs. and that il was his purpose 70 -
l .,ore peace and prevent the shedding =
blood.
Intelligence from Baltimore says fnas M
tl6rst resistance 10 Federal authorizes W
DO there. The purpose d the Secess''0"
dlists Il said TO DO to resist any hepuonc'"
/. ticking possession q Government c'nse'
v Baltimore 70 tho last
al lr,ellicsncs from Charleston st'iFs 10
i. there exists pretty strong psr'y 70 o'u
all Crolina opposed 70 rs'iiying The Mo'
u romery Constitution, who will resist
levery point. -, CO,
::-h.s appointed W. l.. Yaney. 7. a. 70
y " Mann and 7. Butler King. Spec
y !, Commissioners 10 England and France % :
= ,.in ! recognition Of the independence
- the Confederate States. and mske sueh GO
I" msrcisl arrangements as their joint in'ere
may require.
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From Washington.
WASHINGTON, March It

Reoor,s prevail Of the contemplated ess'
...,;on Of Fort Sumter, but up TO eight
o'clock 10. nigh, the Presiien, hsd given %
order for tina, purpose. Gentlemen 2 prom
;0.oc. however. cay they have information
which satisfies them that such course W"
from necessity Be pursued.
The Commissioners from the Cen'edera''
States did not see the Secretary q S'a's
h, viii probably make formal application
for n interview 70 morrow
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-03-20

nFThc Legislature at its recent
sess;on revived the charter Of the n:
Albany aud Mt. Carmel railroad, and
changed its title to Louisville anu y.
Louis road, and allowed the company
10 Gears to complete it in. Should
this road ever be built, about which
NJ the present time, there are Q grea.
many doubts, we are informed i WI
pass through Jasper.
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important from Washington.
WAsriisroS. March a.

Tho amour, IN solved II the . ares es''
: eliminated vsricusly from wv 70 a'1ss"
n;Ilions. Mrs. Gaines was IN Cour, ani re-
osyed he coagr.,uIs,ion Of isie"ds' Iae
I,oaisiau. Act OF Secession does not anec'
the decision.
Commissioners Forsyth and Crawford yes
,erds, sen, On official note s.ki"s recosn'
lion. stating On answer would b called 'or
10 dsv. The Secretary Of the Commission
accordingly called Al he State Department
for srepy.
The response was request 'or u"s '
consider their propositions, which was =
corded. Tie opinion prevails that ne 40
mini.,ra,ion will refer the whole matter y
he Senate for advice.
} The Cabinet held two meetings 70 dsy
! Il l. denied in Administration circles '"s
4. apy unusual naval display is intended
Southern waters The vessels At New fo'
are 10 be pu, in transport service. mel
I are upward 81 $500 troops In Texas "a''''
II conyeyance northward.
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MS hereby given that we will proceed with
The County Sur, eyor Of Dubois County,
comm ncing on Tuesday, April l6, 1861, 70
nm Tie lines and esfahllsl, the boundaries
N Sections 20 and 90. 4. >. R,5 w. The
lines will also be RON aud 'he
corners estabsishsd. Those interested will
take notice. wa. nvsE
msr 20. '6I-3t ISAAC HARRlS.
NOTICE TO HEIRS OF PETITION T(
SELL REAL ESTATE.
The State Of Indiana, Dubois County.
NOTICE il hereby given, thpt Dsnie
in Jochim, Administrator debonis non
The Es,sie OF Christian Dupps decreased
has filed bis petition to cell the real estate
\ The decedcnt. his personal being insuiiicier
M nav HE debts; and that said petition wi
bs heard At tho next term Of the Court
.. Common pleas OF srid County.
BIB. EDMONSTON, Clerk.
b. Bue,tner atty for pot. mar =
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FLAG OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES
The flag of the Confederate States I
thus described: Red, white and red ~
three equal parts horizontally placed
Tie white between the red, blue union
with seven stars, IN the form 81 . CIR
Gle reaching down to the lower rec.
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R:

-
nPThe last news from Washing
~ ~ indicates that the Federal Gov
~ non will surrender Fort Sumter
!. i ,hs Confederate States without =
:. s,,,;s;ou. the entire plan OF evacua'
ION having been adopted, It - sala,
though no positive orders have oeen
IN regard to Fort Pickens the news :
! nct ouite as cheering, there being
: "us reports Of a collision having
occurred there already. We believe
Ills report premature, and hope IN, tins
Fort. as well as all Others in the I'm \,
~ ~ the Confederate States, Will D
II @;v :, up peaceably. President Ian !;
ceoln, il is said, strongly favors I'M
nol;cy. but is bitterly opposed oy ~
radca, coercionists. This po'icy,
seems to US, would be a magnanl'nopa
neace offering to the southern hepuI
III and would have strong tendenc
10 !, restore those feelings Of amity an
friendship which must exist before an
permanent peaceful arrangement :
The national difficulties can be arrive
al. We are glad to see Mr. L!nc0
taking 4 step il the right direction.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-03-20

New FrRM.-lt will be seen oy az
vertisemcnt in to-day's paper that Ar.
Beck has associated Mr.. Burkart with
him in tic Boot and Shoe business
These men are energetic practica
workmca. and we hope they may sue
coed. They have brought on yer!
complete stock OF boots and shoes, .
which they invite attention.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-03-20

TAttention is directed to the aa-
vsrt;semrnt Of Mr.. John Miller, ~ =,
to.day's paper. lie has built hlnse' I,
! ,ar.e two story shop during the las'
wear the second story Of which ne &C
cupies as cabinet ware roon' al.
where he has quite a variety Of iurnl
ture ready for sale. He i also pre-
nared 10 do all kinds Of turning.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-03-20

FATE OF EpIroRs. Some twenty
eight or thirty years ago, lio'a''1
K;ng Ex-Postmaster General, and
Hannibal Himlin, Vice President
were engaged in publishing weekly
newspaper in the small AM obscure
village OF Paris, on tho Little An
droscroggin River, away down y
4 Maine.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-03-20

"We publish to-day the Annual
Report o. the Trustee OF cambridge
township. 1t will be seen that the n
nancial affairs Of this township are IN
4 flattering condition. Why 90 mol
the other Trustees publish their ke,
ports! Can it be that they are ashamed
az them!
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ORA letter from Galveston 70 the New
orleaus Delta ssys that Major Mcclure,
formerly Secretary Of state Of Intisns. has
resigned his position a. Psymss'tr 10 'he
Army, and accepted position IRON tho Tex
- Commissioners. Capt Reynolds, late A.
s,s,snt Quarsermss,el, has done the same -
Roth were stationed q San Antonio, lately
surrendered BY Gen Twiggs 70 The suihori
Ties 81 Texas.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-03-20

Ex-Governor jackson, Of Missouri,
haa refused to commission George =.
Andrews Captain Of . company q
engineers, on account Of his declara-
t;on Of paramount allegiance to the
Government of the United States in
case 81 conflict between the State o
Missouri and said Government.
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Pennsylvania sanatorIal EIeotIon.

HARRifBURG. IA, HAFcH -
Hon. David Wimo, was elected uu''eO
states Son.ior, to,dny. 10 place q Mr. Y IN
eroo lie received 2s Senatorial ana ~
Representative vc,ss. Hop. Wm- ~ "s.s'
received 5 Senatorial and 20 Representative
votes. Scattering, ?.
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QrrcK woRK. The first Tex vas
s,rvet an Inc frame Of Mr.. j. Buch-
A. arts new shop week before last. ita e
now up and weather-boarded; an 4 w WI
soon 10 ready to occupy. i - TWO
stories high. "A feet long and ~ Vide
and presents fine appearance.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-03-20

nFThe Legislature Of Michigan
has refused to repeal her Nnllihcal'on
Personal liberty Bill. This state
seems to be the most era zy OF any ~
ths North on the Abolition question
II heats even Massachusetts.
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1.-THE u. s. senate now STANDS
Republicans 81. Democrats ana op,
position 23. The next House w'l'
probably stand about as follows: ne
publicans 10, Democrats and oPpo
sifiOn 9J.
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The SUMNER ELEcrross.-Thc iol-
lowing States hold elections dnrlng
,he coming summer: Virginia in May
Kentucky, Tennessee and North gar
DINA in August.
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Dixs0IutiOn.

NOTICE il hereby given ihst The part
~ n,r-np heretofore supposed q ne ex-
s,ing between John Cooger AUD WIN. Mon
roe. 10 The Ireland Nils, ha- been dissolved.
The business viii hrrrsf'er b. con''ic''o ov
J..hn Cooper. Matthew y. Diilen and SAL
Di.lcn. Jr., WIN sol'eit a continuance oi NE
public bu-Iness.
March i3. '6l-3v JOhN wv LI.'
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nFThe vincennes Gazette says that
the growing wheat crop In that vicin-
ity looks very well, but little being
winter killed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-03-20

TThc nomination Of Wilmot iol
Senator in the Pennsylvania Lcg'sia
ture was a radical triumph.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-03-20

RornrRy Mr.. John Opel returned
a., week from New Orleans. WHITTIER
he had been to sell a lot Of cattle ana
some pork, and reports that he soia
ont, and was on his way nome e Son M,'n
the money, S4,0s5, and ~ com'ns
through the State Of Mississippi On ,.
the railroad. when the train stopped q
a watering station, in the woods ne
andaavored 10 90 from one car 70 an
other. and was showed oil the plat
form. and his money all taken. Inns
i 4 great misfortune to the farmers y
Ia v;c,nity. as well as Mr.. Opel, a.
most OF this sum would nave uce'
paid out Immediately on his arrlva
home. and would have PAD 2 ARG
amonnt Of debts these hard times.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-03-20

Ex-senator Crittenden has accepted.
he invitation OF the City Council o.
Poston 10 visit that place.
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o. he Oh inst. BY Rev. VIM. r. "ooo'
~. WIN. WooD. 81 Elizabeth. Spencer ~
Ia 10 Mrs. MARY ASH THAyER, q Ham
liton County, Ohio ockport Den.
LONG live. Uncle Billy. May your wiz
eonfor, YOU IN your OLD ege.
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TAt the election in New Hamp-
shire last week, the Republicans car,
RED the State, but BY very reduced
majority.
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InnN COOPER.
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

N-OrI, Il v hereby gisen that ne Under
y signed ha- been aproln'rj aan l"'-fa-
Tor OF the estate OF Nary Elizabeth iifh'
i.,s on Duboir county. Decreased. sad es-
tate "a euprasrd TO Ne solvent.
march ~ JAcUb SAM aah'.
" q. Adams, nf'v.
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NOTICE TO HEIRS OF PETITION Io
SELL REAL ESTATE

SFII NEhL ENF n ~
safe Of INDIANA. County OF DUBOIS;
Notice i hereby given, that Ilnn'el !ones'
dminis,raior Of the E-sa'e Of Morton Jones
lDecssscJ. has filed his Petition, 70 se'' ST.
Lin Real Estate Of the decedent, me- pe'-
sopal being insufficient 20 pay his Deus
INA ,bnt said rcri,ion will be heard ~ 'ns
~, Term ~ The Cour, 81 Common Pleas q
ssis county. u. b. EDM0NSToN, Crs
T.a;rd & Adams. pelrs a,iys. feb ~
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nDMINlsTR ,TUKS SALE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
~rOTICE i hereby given that ne u"re'-
N sipu.d has been nppoin'sd sdmnis'f'.
tor Of the estate ~ Jnhn Hunter, lA'e n
Dubois coua,y, deceasrd. Sud estate I
supposed 10 be solvent. a ,u
March q. III. ADAM llGRTER, son.
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NOTICE 10 HrIRS OF PETITION TO
SILL REAL ESTATE.

state 81 indiana. Dubois County.
NOTICE il hereby given that Jos. lie''z'
~ administrator dc bonis non o. inc estate
az Matthias Iluuser. T deceased, has iilrd
his petition 10 sell the real estate Of ,he de-
crdrni, HE personal being insufficient % pay
his debts; and tina, said petition viii De heard
AZ the next term Of The Court Of ComLum
Pleas Of said County.
b. b. EDNONSrON, Clerk.
Pne,,ne, n,ty tor pet. mar 20.
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Later IRON Texas.

NEw OR.EAss, March Ia
The Gasvc ton Civilian Of th- ll'h ~
.,.n, sars ia, The surrendered For Brown
Wa agreed mon qu'esly between ihe W "a
q ,nmi,.ioners and Cagiain Hi on ne on
The News ssY. tho, Fort Brown VII ~
a;vec IN 4 soon a. transportation con'i b'
gound for ,hc Federal troops. TAr troops WI
80 "a The seacoast two light batteries 2
artillery.
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G. c. c. CARy's CcuGu CUBE. Sf'
the advertisement for this famous aric'e y
.no,her column of.,his paper.
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\. rI.o b.,d $3.50 52 -
!, !, ~" 49, l, .. y, h.ua III 81
49, i 'oa. M. h.nd 762 7i
Sou'' N'"o
49,, "a 900 II
r. III A 56l
oP's'a
h.oJ 1856 2il
io,r' n"v'", ,..tsaes az shown nv IL.
N'.'ch y ~" r~.,
books, snacevah'sn ~ Y - : .r..''.ss i
~. "'A' ''-'' Il
jasper, " rci 2', iop'-oN --.-- 7
lsae q Inaieea. DsD"lr Caun'y' - J
n tha Common Pleas C.ur, 81 Duh0is ~.
Nj, Term, 1861. N
h,a,-.le
.as .:.s,,,,.a.t
a1s.;.a,,a rr.s
irs,d,r,.I Furs.
Resina Fuss
Mary Ja-epha fu-s.
Laui'n Fuse. api
stephen Fuss
\ ". ',"'' 'S'''"
: conrsd A'lifr
n jnhn Miler' .p'
i N'so'"' >.. -. ~. ,o,, A.,
TIE iT KNOWN, That on 'h's is'is oes
! 40 OK March. IN the war loDl- ~ a"".'
NAMED pisin'h BIZ his A'tprn VI H'ev " ~
O15ce II tin Clerk o. NC G9min"n I'vas
irou,t. h.s rcmpl.ins against said deleadsn'.
lin ,hs above entitled csnse. together Win
Al ,fEilasit N a rosnre'-ns person, 'tni s''a
attendant. G ,nrsI A,.laE. - rot reside g. o.
'hths State 81 Iadsans. Sid defendant Y
a. ,h.sslore hereby n0tSed ~ The hr"e n
o. srd compliant against n'"'
N. aud thai unless he appear sna Ars*e' ~ ~
!. In hereto, A. ihe calm ~ -sli 1an.f IN
,lhe second jay ~ me n.x is''n n ~
nICaurt. 70 b. begun ani NEG NJ ,ne LII
uflIInusa in JatneF. ~ ,ht hrs' ''"h"'i v
Nsy nsxi, said COMPLAIN, rNd 'hr MAJ
and things therein can'A'nfd ~ 49,
viii be hea-d snd deief'ilsm.a \, ~. aV~'nS'
D =. EDhONSior. ''sfk'
,saI II. Bnes'ner Az ~ p'ain'.H.
nv Mnrch 70 is6i-3v.
~ safe ii IadIana. DuboI- County =.
~ r, he C,m.n.n Pleas Crur' u Dubois o.
lib - 80 Nav T.rn. 1851
.;y. !. r,h,n. On
n-t,...a II, p.,rnr;d,e
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~, ECEIpTS and Expenditures 81 Balm
Z 4, bsnge Township. Dnh,ie county. Ind,
f,r re- Il "a yerr ending March !, 1861, -
shown by The backs % j. Croinef, late
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-04
NEWS FnOM vvAsuINcroN.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.--Some skirmishing
took place near Chain Bridge this morning.
From the preparations making il is believed
that another naval expedition is on foot.
The rebels at MunsOn's Hill have completed
their earthworks. Ii is expected hourly that
they will open fire from that point upon our
force at the Cross Roads. They are becoming
daily more bold, defiant, and embittered
Yesterday morning they erected a galows on
Munson's Hill, in sight of our camp, and hung
a man, leaving his body dangling there in full
view for several hours. 1t is supposed that it
was some unfortunate Union man OF Virginia,
who refused to forswear his allegiance to lis
legitimate government at the caprice OF those
who have overrun poor old Virginia ret
ribution, quick aud sure, must surely be melted
out to these miscreants, who outrage all the
rules of both christianity and humanity.
The following officers are appointed as a
naval retiring board -Chairmen-Com. Hi
ram Pauding, Capts. G. Ii. Bell, d. q. Tara
gut, and Surgeons l.. b. Hunter and N. flnE-
ney
On Monday a sloop was brought up, captur-
ed by one of our armed cutters on the Poto'
mac. 1t was filed with arms, ammunition,
blankets, percussion caps, medicines, surgical
instruments, &c., destined for the rebel army
in Virginia. Two men found ON board were
taken prisoners.
Two fires were set in Washington on Sun.
day morning, near the house where the female
seceshers are imprisoned, and a body of men
endeavored to get into the house, under
pretence of rescuing them from tue flames,
but the bayonets OF the guard were in the
way.