Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-20


parchment (by ]. Henry Hilf}.gS4taining the
following: "Ths monument to the memory OF Col
Timothy Bigelow, hero OF the American Reyou
ton, was erected by his great grandson, Col limo
Isaac Davis, mayor OF the city of Worcester John
A. Andrew, governor of Massachusetts; Abraham
Lincoln, president of the United States George
Smell, architect Boston,"
The Granite Railway Co. of Quincy, constructors
of the granite work
Messrs Wentworth & Co. of Boston, constructors
OF the marble work
History of Worcester, by VIM. Lincoln Publish
ed by Moses d. Phillips Co., 1887
"reminiscences of the Military Life and Suferings
OF Col Timothy Bigeow, by Chas Hersey.
plan of the old cemetery Told Common) upon
which the Bigelow Monument is erected BY Gill
History of the first church(old South in the eity
OF Worcester this 1lth day OF April A D. 1861 ruth
its pastors and officers from its organization in l7l6
ana catalogue of its members at the present time.
by Caleb Dana
Massachusetts Weekly Spy, Vol. 80 No Is, April
10th 1861.
Three Daily spys, Vol. 49, Nos. So, SO, 81, April 10
H. 2:-By J: D. Baldwin Co, .proprietors.
xEgis aud Transcript Vol. "a, No. IA
Daily Transcript, Vol. IL, Nos. 81 49, 49, April 9,
10, l1.-By w. X. Hooper.
Worcester alladium, Vol. 2S, No. 10, April 10,
1861. And Vol. 25 No 81, containing jnterestiup
matter.-By j. S. q. knowlton.
80 1861.
Moses Bates.
Franklin Advertiser, VOL No. /, 1861, and speci-
mems OF beautiful cards,
worcester Directory for 1861 by Henry j How
land.
The Heart of the Commonwealth, by Henry ]
Rowland.
Daily Spy August 81, 1S6O-"Home Statistics',-
by Samuel Smith, Esq.
Massachusetts spy, September g. 1860, containing
the valuation and taxation of Worcester census sta
tistics Of Worcester by wards, number of inhabi.
fants, dwellings, and iamilies-by Samuel Smith
Also pop piece Of the Charter 0aS-by Samuel Smith
containing the total number of births number in
each mouth, number of males and females number
ulars-by w. A. Brigham.
package of ancient and modern relics yz:-
The New England States cents, United States cents
and half cents, Washington medals, Washington
button, Massachusetts Volunteer Militia and Infan-
try buttons-by w. A. Brigham.
Medal Of Abraham Lincoln and one of Hon John
Davis, with appropriate cards and circulars-by j.
b. Knox and Lang, Worcester artists.
City Document, No. IA, Inaugural Address of Hon.
"; VI Rice, mayor Of the City of Worcester, JAN
2 1860 with the animal reports of the several city
officers for the municipal year ending JAN 2 1861
inaugural Address of Hon. Isaac Davis, mayor of
j. ISL "0''s''s'' 70 '"S 0i'y council January
Report of the school committee of the city of wor
cester for the year 1850, by Rev. j. D. E. Jones' SUI
perintendent Of schools.
A beautiful steel engraving of the Hospital
A large document, containing the records of the
founders and names of all the officers OF the institu-
ton, from the commencement TO the present time
By Merrick Bemis NJ. ID.
A beautiful engraving of the steam fire engine
SsGovernor LincOinn-No. l.
card of Messrs. Taft & Lilley, of the Fair PLAY
Eating House, through whose Kindness with their
obligng assistants permission given for the use
Of their oven and range for the purpose of kiln dry
Ing those valuable papers and interesting statistical
matter, which was subsequently put in boxes, and
finally deposited in that sacred and patriotic spot
the Bigelow Monument.
tin and copper boxes, containing all the doc
rs. papers, coins, medals, and relics of antique
ge manufactured by j. w. Jordan; John Hill
\ker.
Apedgree of the Bigelow family; Apple
ny and Steam Navigation Guide, pub
York and London; American Travel
~ Ii, 1861; Boston Daily Advertiser,
Ston Herald, April II, 1861; Bos-
AE ", 1851; Daily Atlas and Bee,
Journal, April II, 1861; Bos'
April II, 1861; New York
~ Y ork Herald April H.
,ati April H. 1861; Home
q, 1861; Vanity Fair,
[pers Monthly New
u 1851 coins Of Uni
dollar, quarter OF n
piece, two three cent
1861 ball CARTRIDGES
fbigelow's command a.
lock of the hair of Tim
the Prince of Wales tour
slshed by q. ID. Engleheart
OF Newcastle.
rrERs OF COL. BIGELow
CHAUpiER POND, Octr rs, l775.
very much regret my writing the
5u the contents were so gloomy II IL
|a EIiions are short only five pints Of fonr
Nd no meat but we have this minute re-
ews that the inhabitants of Canada are al
every small number of troops in Quebec We have
had very fatiguing march of it but hope it soon
be oyer-the express is waiting therefor must con-