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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-08-21
LEGAL NOTICE.
TO GRINNELL BURT and g, 8. STILWELL:

SIRS -
You are hereby notified that there will be file In
the Office Of the Clerk of the District Court OF Wapeo
County, Iowa, the 1st day of September next, a
petition of Adolphus R9mer, claiming to be the
er in fee and having the right to redeem from tax
decree the Northwest quarter Of the North west quar-
ter Of Section 20 in Township 70 North Of Range 13
West, in said County, and that unless you appear
thereto and defend against said petition before
The of November Goth, 1851, that being the
be entered and decree be rendered according to the
prayer ofsaid petition HENDERSHOTT BURTON
August 14th, 1861. 4w. Atty's tor PIT
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PURCHASERS WANTED!

Purchaser wanted for 300 packages Of Stationery
and Jewelry lin lots of 100 each for sale prices
invoiced less 10 per cent discount AT the Express
Offce Ottumwa Iowa. Also Agents wantad to sell the
packets Of Stationery, with without Jewelry) In
the Market at prices lower than can be purchased
els swhere Address with stamp enclosed
J. l. BAILEY, i5s Court g., Boston Aass.
Htes July II.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
State Of Iowa, county OF Wapello, SIS

In the District Court. =
Carl L. Ramin,
Tobia Thomas, Original Notice.
AMOS Coyle, and
Robert Potter.
Defendants:
You hereby notified that there Is now file In
the ONCE Of the Clerk Of the District Court In Wape
10 county, Iowa, petition Of Carl L. Ramin, asking
the Court TO quiet the title in him the east half OF
the northeast quarter of section fourteen, TOW nshp
sevAnty-two, range fifteen, and for general relief and
next November term and on or before noon of the
Goth day Of November, 1861, judgment will be :
dered against You thereon, and according to the
prayer fthe petition. Dated July 10Th, 1851.
CARL L. RAMIN, Plaintiff.
Hendershott 4 Burton, Pitts Attys.
August 7th, 1851. -5w
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For Rent.-Several dwelling houses.
Enquire at the COURIER Office.
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ocal and Miscellaneous.

AD Messrs. A. d. TEMPLE Co., continue to
VIZ take Illinois currency for Boots, Shoes and
Clothing All the good banks taken at PAR until FUR.
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Reported Battle.

RICHMOND, Aug. 14.-The reported battle
near Leesburg gradually assumes the air Of
plausibiiity. II appears that 700 Federals
forded the Potomac near or opposite Lees
burg, but during the night the river rose,
and the Confederate forces surrounded
them. The Federals lost 300 killed and
wounded, and 400 taken prisoners. The
Confederate loss was small
Several passengers from Manassas this p.
m. reported this news current there, and it
is generally credited. Some say that a
large number of wagons have been sent up
to convey down the property captured.
This morning many rumors prevailed to
the effect ola battle on Acqnia Greek as hav-
ing taken place early in the day, but an off,
Ger just returned from that vicinity stated
at the Navy Department that the Secession
lists there fired several shots at the Pawnce,
probably from riaed cannon, which she re-
turned. The forces were too far apart
to infict any damage; and this is all Of the
story.
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upRlNTING IN COJ.ORS. neatly executed
at the COURIER OfFfCf
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CLOSE CONNECTIONS MADE
with Express Freight Trains on all roads diverging
from Chicago, and Western Shippers rely upon
having their goods receive utmost despatch.
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a5 Interesting News!
A New Oil Well Just DiseOTered!

But a Small Amount Required Tor Cy-
) cry one to take n share.
EDery so cents INFESTED tSii5 yield 81 north
IN ADVANCE OF THE NEW n1aH TARIFF.
,10a oAsEs OF NEW sPRING AND SUMNER
lOO.a- DRY GOODS
have Just been received, which the subscriber IL able
to selt for lessl than half their original valuo
Besides npIny other gOods received. lie will only
mentionl5O pieces Of Silk of all the latest BrylI n;
all prices some rs low as SO cts per yard worth at
least 81, and some Plain Silks lew SIC per yOr
25 pieces of Plain black Silks for Dresses aud Meu-
tlas. -s---rr trsf --r t-s- eir- a= IEer ~
Dress Goods, a large and varied assortment. semo
Travelling Dress Goods for only per yar worth at
least 20c ..... .-..i. J-..tss % ri
Lawns and Lawn Robes, plain and figured Bcreges
and Berege Robes. 5u.. g. ir ~
Double width grey. black and white Bereges for
Shnwis and Dusters some worth 81, for only so cts
CIailies and Delaines Ginghams and Chintzrs,
large stock: some A. dark French ClIintTcs, for
l5c per yard worth ut least SIC, and light OhnIEes
STIAELS-iO0 Grape shawls. all colors, from s to
so dollars piece; 20 Twisted silk Shawls, new
styles, 400 Siell" Shawls some as low as ST.
Silk aud Cloth Dusters and ClOHks, at all prices
for Ladies' and Misses. % ea earf ..-.. L..l r
French Lace MRntles of all the latest styles.
A large stock OF Embroidsries Rnd White Goods
pair. .-.s -- -...-- ...r No. .snrla Ist
iParasols, Hoop skirts apd Corsets, large stock
D0MESTl CS-Fast colored Prints (warranted,l
for 10. and 81 &c per yRTd, worth l2% 10 and &c
per ward. BlcaehOd and umbloache Nuslins Of all
widths and qualities. Irish Linen and Linen Table
Cloths AT all prices. -s. rE ..s4.. -aa -.a,.
CAGPETS.-Tj pieces ofIngrain, 3 ply and super
hne CarpeiSat all prices. - IN :, a'|
A good assortment of Boys Ready Made Clothing,
and many other goods. too numerous tn mention all
Of which have been bought for cash from Importers
.s sfr-. ALEX. ITEYMAN.
app tf lST Min ST., Wheeling, Va.
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APcn-Por1raIt OF Mr., LtneoIn.1

The most casual observer must haveno-
ticed in the face of the President a very
singular combination ofmirthfnI !iumor, of
keen appreciation of the ludicrous, with
saddeued, dreamy, abstract expression
which somehow impresses one with mel
ancholy Mr. Willis in his Inst letter to
tue Home Journal annlyzes aud defines this,
two fold outlook as .fotows=:7 -ge7g ass
"There was momentary interval, lat
flag raising in Washtugtoh1 whilethe band
played the .Star-Spangl ledBanner, and du-
ring this brief waiting for the word,' all
eyes, of course, were on tie Presidents
face, in which lat least to those near
enough to see it welll there was the same
curious problem of expression which has
been-more than once noticed by the close
observer ofithat singular acountenauCe-
the two-fold working of the two-foId ma
ture of the man. lincoln the westerner,
slightly humorous, but thoroughly prAc-
ticst aud sagdcious, was measuring the
chore' that was about to be done, and
wondering whether that string wGs
going to draw that hemp of stuff
through the hole in the top of the
p:tvilton-determinin that it should, but
seeing clearly that II was mechanically q
badly arranged job, and expecting the
| difficulty that did actually occur. Lincoln
I the President and Statesman was another
nature, seen in those abstract aud serious
ewes, which seemed withdrawn to an inner
sanctua4y OF thought, sitting in judgment
on the Scene and following its far reach
into the future. y whole man, aud an eS-
ceedingly "handy and joyous one, was to
hoist the flag; but an anxious and reyer-
ent and deep thinking statesman and pat
| riot was to stand apart while it went up,
and prty7God for'its long waving, and sa-
cred welfare Completely and yet separ-
ately, the ohe1strange face told both stories,
and told them well. p
'' was pleased though not surprised to
find that the same impression of the won
! derfulIy distinct and two-fold aature ot
! Mr.. Lincoln had been made upon an eye
| full of genius which SAW him for the first
| time to-day. In conversation with Miss
Steb6ins, the inspired scuIntress of the
| "Lotus-eater," this evening, 1 heard her
express the same thought as to the strong
and honest good hunor of the physical
nature, combined with the standing apart
expression of the serious and far seeing
eyes" -fa Ea
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FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
%. accepted Al terms consistent with sOlveucy an
fair prsft.

fair prsft
l4,.ifirsfHtiSuq qireT to IHSUrdneeo} d DVELLLNGS
ia Contents. for terms Of one to fire years.
nsrrlSrels " thia Corporation has been stable
s..1sinssrrupttd through seasons of financial sun
~. s storm or periods eveutful In exempt from
iE.-yiug eoniiagraftcns and maritime disaster. Be
;l5as estAhlished oua cash basis, the troubles Of
~ sreit ,y,teni affect In material particular.
Rlriag hard times the security of reliable Iusu
fss IL aa Imperative duty-the ability of property
Lll.r,tosustain loss being then much lessened.'
P,geie.issued without delay. and all business at
iiaisl 70 With dispatch ami fidelity, by
N, G. ARTHUR, Agent,
Ofiee oSer the Bank of Wheeling.
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9ailpgutFlligrnfFr
TERMS OF ADVERTIsING.
TEELvx soLID LINES or NuNPAREu, CoE oSE 1ScH,J Oh
LEss, MARE soUAEE.

AS-SPEcIAL NOTICES Double the above rates.
B- Yearly Advertising reasonable terms, accor-
ding 70 the space occupied aud the uunbor changes
made.
Aladvertisements from transient persons OF strang
ers to be paid far in ddrdnce. G s
Business Cards not exceeding five lines $40 per year,
or Sc for six months but for shorter period nothing
will be counted less than square.
The privilege of ANIMAL Advertising is limited to
the AdvcrtiserS' own Immediate business; and all
advertisements for the benefit of other prisons as
well as all legal advertisements and advertisements
ofauction sales and real estate sent in by them S
be paid for ut the usual Mates. = farr j.
&5-Advertissments not accompanied with write.
directions will be inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly. t- s -i -'s--- g ~
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged in all
cases at full rates. ... = . -e... ......
Marriages. Notices Of Funerals, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Of sermons. so cents caCh. nov1l-'59
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A LARGE AsSORTNIENTO OF POM
"A. ADES, Hair Oil, Perfpmery. at reduced prices.
L. BOOKING, Agent,
fnhI Odd Fellows' Hall Drug StoTo.
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maj ASSETS, $2,1g4, 100 OF
th5iLifIEs.-U Unsettled claims not ,$i7a,957 65

Upwards OF 100000
ii Ls.,ss have been paid by tho Etna Insurance Co.
in the past II years.
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Retreat of 9I,DovveI's Command-Fun
Details OF the Engagememt-But
10000 OF the National Forces In
ActiOn-9O, 900 Rebels fn the Field
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MUSTARD, GINGER, CINNAMON
IKl Mace, Cloves. Nutmegs, and CaSsia; just rt
''ttss dees ''"+ ''' ''''e WA. EDwARDs4 BRO.
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Missouri MfnIngCOmpany.
Incorporated Feb. 22d, 1861.

Incorporated Feb. 22d, 1861.
CAPITAL STOCK..................SJ So o o 900.
TINuIs COMPANY is FORMED FOR THE PuR-
i pose of advancing the great mining Interests OF
State. We do not profess to be governed by
purely phl0nthropic motives IN Initiating this eII-
terprse. We believe that the stock be made to
pay large dividends, and at tho smO tnO more real
good accomplished and greater progress made in de-
veloping and making known the astonishing mineral
tn OF Missouri, thn by tho use of fyo times the
amount of our capital invested in any other business.
,Wo shah make the office ofluur Company COM
plec mining bureau Of the mineral resources Of tho
State We have power uIitict our Charter to pur-
chase and sell mineral lands wherever located in
Missouri. Great inducements will he offered to cap
itRlists and mining ndvcnturers, who desire to pnr
chase and work paying mines by dealing with this
p We respectfully solicit tile attention ofnlwho
have mineral lands for sule to send us statement
OF the tane describing the kind Of minerals on their
lands the number OF acres the location and to low
est cash price they are willing 10 tnke ior kau innds
We shall work only ouch mines pay largely, but
sllall open and prove mustof the lands sell. The
books for subscription to tho stock arc now open at
corner Of Locust, over Merchants Hank entrance
No. u I.oeuststrcet AHThc feel an interest iD TINS
business, aud have money. will do web to call and
subscribe. Those wishing stock living out Of tho
city, it by enclosing ten per cent of the
amount wanted to the President OF Treasurer.
.a.f geu pei" DIRECTORS: -'f- t9 f
Henry D, Bacon, on Esqs Matthew lat RntieT, ESD
Joseph hIathTop Esq3, ,as p. sl.,IXpolIg Ksq., q
H. v bosy Egg ~ 9AFpp E rHES pf fi F'S ST.
ptFHFk Ff1Ek p 4Fsss Rasgn AIrhEB CLIFF RRpFy
The above prospectus has up to this date been
publistediB 0bly one of our leading luperS for ten
days No extra efforts to get stock taken hAYe,bcen
mRle; yet tho public SO we'll appreciate the sound
of the eptPrlri4c that over two hundred thOus
and dollars of the stock has already boen taken, We
w"ldbrief state that the sares are S25 eaci paid
in full without further liability transferable BY de
livery; registered only when dividends are received
ANY person having money TO spare. can, the par-
cllasc of shares in the Missouri Mining Company
make investment that willpay largely, and hold
stock that is readily converted into cash wthOutlo loss
All comm unicationB to tho president promptly
answered; ;Ts.-rr l. ,77ss IT, nh3O-d&w2m,Y n
st. Louis No, March % 1851.
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1,IponrANr ErsoM NEW MEXICO.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 27-Judge Army has
just arrived from New Mexico, bringing dis
patches from federal army officers in New
Mexico to the government He reports a
strong Union feeling in the territory. Col.
Candy, in command OF the military depart
ment of New Mexico has retaken forts Craig
and Stanton the MessI.a border, driving
the Texans away, and was at latest accounts
en- route for fort Fillmore to dispossess the
enemy OF that post, having been ira torously
surrendered by Major Lynde to an inferior
force of Texans. Thence he intends march
ing into Arizona to drive off the rebels. Ilav-
ing u sufficient iorce there can be no doubt of
his success.
Judge Army, Oh the way hither, passed, on
the Big Bend OF the Arkansas river, camps of
confederate tribes. consisting OF about 5000
Arapahees, hiowas, Camanches, Cheyennes,
and Prairie Apacaes. They desired him to
say, when lie REACHED Washington, that they
would fight for the great father and the defense
OF the Union.
The legislature OF New Mexico will pr Jbabiy
repeal the slave code enacted two years ago.
Kit Carson now commands a regiment Of
mounted rangers south OF the Rio Grandc,
making his headquarters at Albuquerque.
Judge Army has succeeded him as Indian
agent and is cooperating with him, using the
Indians as scouts. AS the military force adj
vances south the secession troops retreat.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-12-28
FROM WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.-President Lincoln,
accompanied by Capt, DahIgren, visited the
Pensacola to day. OF her trial trip.
Colonies Meagher and Ashboth have been
nominated to the senate as brigadier generals
General Rosencranz arrived here from West
ern Virginia, to-day.
The president has approved the bill provid-
ing for the appointment of three commissioners
from each state to visit the camps TO receive
and forward 10 the friends and families of sol
diers the latter's alotments Of pay.
The soldiers in the neighbor hood Of Airing
ton Heights, Sunday night, were startled by
terrific noise, as it Il regiment of cavalry were
charging through the camp. The phenome
non was believed to be an earthq The
horses in camp broke from their iasenings,
and rushed over the grounds in the widest
confusion.
On Tuesday an order went from the ord
nance department TO the three largest cannon
fOundries in the country-Fort Pitt in Pits
burg, West Point, and Ayers in Boston--to
manufacture to their utmost capacity 10-incli
columbads for the next twelve months. Their
present make would in that time yield 1900
gnns. Contracts for immense quantities of
small ordnance, arms, shot, and shell, have
been made this week
The North Carolina, loaded with forage,
consigned to Col, IngalI of the quartermaslel's
department of Alexandria arrived at Liver
pool Point, TO day, from New York, in ieaky
condition. She in connection with IL number
of others are expected to pass the rebel batter
les hthcrward tonight.
The steamboat Talacca, Capt ii. S. Bright,
arrived here yesterday from Philadelphia,
having passed the blockade without shot
fired at her She is at Georgetown, and will
probably commence her trips on Monday
next, the slips and ferry wharves being nearly
completed. This is one OF the greatest i'm
provements made by government, aud will
greatly facilitate the transportation of heavy
army wagons, which are constantly passing
between this city and Virginia and will re-
lieve the long bridge from the pressure Ct
teams, which have heretofore been forced upon
it,
A committee of the Philadelphia city coun-
ellis arrived here to-day and visited the navy
and war departments on business connected
with the defence of that city
Capt. Powers, assistant adj utant of general
Martindale, was seriously injured on Wednes-
day while riding through the woods in the
neighborhood OF Falls Church. He was thrown
from his horse by coming in contact with the
limb of tree, and lay insensible several
houts lie is III a iair way of recovery.
Congressman Ely arrived here this evening
The President has approved the bill TO i'll
crease the duties on tea, coffee and sugar.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-12-28

LOUISVILLE, Dec. PA letter to the Dem
ocrat from LONDON, KY, says there are only
1900 rebels at Cumberland Gap, under Col
Rains. They have sent their sick TO Knox vie
and their pickels extend 10 five miles this side
OF the Gap.
We have no news from Somerset 10 day.
A Mr.. Duff who has just arrived, reports thar
there was fight on Tuesday night, at Joseph
Corson's house in Perry county, between one
hundred and eighteen rebels and forty
Union men. The rebels were completely
routed, with sixteen wounded and several
killed. The ledeials lost nothing The rebels
are proving through Perry. Letcher, and
Bathell counties, robbng Union men and
making them swear TO support the southern
cuntpduracy
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-12-28

New YORK, Dec 27-CorrON quiet and >mnally
unchant ed bales at 35c for nitdng uplands
FLOUk-Saes l2,g0O bbls; state and western steady
and nchanged superne state So rs a 540 extra state
S5.50 D $3.50: round hoop Ohio 500 q SIS; superne
western S5,25 "a $40; common to good extra western $50
So %; southern unehaneed sales $40 bills mixed to
good $3.50 "a $3.50; fancy and extra ST q 1875; Canada
@ 100.
GRAiN-Whedt quiet and without material change in
price; sales 1880 bush Corn rules heavy sales 81 900
bush; prime mixed western 63e in store and delivered
Oats q1iet 5000 bushels Prince Edwards Island
40c; northern and western ut 80 q 42c
PRONlSI0NS-Beefvery firm; sales 225 bills Pork
favors buyers sales 4U0 bblsP mess 1925 q 1915; prime
@S2S "a u.s. cut meats quiet sales 81 hds; shoulders
81 @ Sc; hams a 6c also, 1000 green hams sold 81
Bacon sides guet sales $50 boxes short ribbed miu
dies at I3c dressed hogs firm at 81 80 q $780, Lard
scarcely so firm; sales 1860 bbs at q SIC, Butter
changed Whiskey lowers 700 Dbls at lS9 a l9c.
Rice very firm; sales 1900 bags East India at a 5ie.
slc Porto Rico ST. Manila 6gi7 BAGS at dc net cash
and 100 bags Siam at sc net cash Pernambuco 1899 bags
private terms Coffee firm Rio, 500 bags at lS5c; ia
va 200 packets at 25c Moasses quiet; Porto Klco As
hhds at 40e; Barbados, Is hhds at Csc.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-12-28
THE TELEGRAPH IN CANADA.

MONTREAL, Dec 27.-No decision is yet
made by the authorities as to building
military telegraph line 10 Quebec, The exist
ing Telegraph Company OF Canada seriously
contemplate extending the line some two
hundred miles, to Cape Rozier, on the Cult OF
St. Lawrence via Campbelltown, at the head
of the Bay of Chalcns. Ii this enterprise is
carried out, news by the Canadian line of
steamers will be received at least one day
sooner than ma Father Point Should tie
line be extended to Cape Rozer, it is expected
that the steamers to and from Quebec will
make that port of call next season.
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confidently expected that our moving columns
will as effectually in few days break up
bridge burning in north Missouri as the rebel
lion has been crushed south of the river. No
mercy will be shown the scoundrels. Gen.
Halleck's emphatic orders with reference to
all bridge burners are TO shoot down every one
making the attempt.
Major Glover has Just returned from scout
in Camden county with ten wagon loads of
subsistence, rebel captain and thirteen men,
who left Prices army since his retreat com
menced. Gen. Pope's official report of his ex-
petition has been received, but contains moth
ing important which has not been previously
reDorted
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-12-28

New YoEK, Dec. 27.-The excitement and
rise in tine stock market, this afternoon. is
attributed TO an impression that suspension
of extensive payments in specie will precede
the next large treasury negotiations.
The house investigating committee left
Washington to-day, for Cincinnati,
PITrsBURG, Dee. 27.-Hon. w. B. Nc
Clure, for many years president Judge of
quarter sessions of this county, died early this
morning.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-12-28
GENERAL MALLECK ON CONTRA
RANDS,D

ST. LOUIS, Dec BIN accordance with
orders from Gen. llalleck, the provost marshal
genera directs that the sixteen slaves now con.
fined in the county iail, and advertised for sale
under the state statute, be released from pris'
on and placed under the contrJl OF the chief
quarttrmaster OF this department, for labor,
TIL further orders-ilie said slaves being the
properly of rebels, and having been used for
discretionary purposes.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-12-28
CAN'T GET To CANADA.

HALIFAX, Dec. 27.--The europa arrived
here at o'clock, and sailed at A. N. Mason
and SlJell were not ON board. The weather
is clear The Persia reached Bic yesterday.
The Auslralasian attempted to go up the
St. Lawrence, but came here on account OF the
ice. She will not land any troops, but whl
sail for New Brunswick. The sixty second
BRITISH regiment will be sent to st. John in
the DELTA lomurrOW.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-12-28

NEW YORK, Dec. 27.-SToCKS are active ard higher;
Chicago and Rock Island 4st Cleveland and Toledo 80
Galena and Chicago, 6f3; Cleveland, Columbus, and
Cincinnati 1929 Illinois Central scrip 5Ss Panama 1881
Reading 33S Erie preferred so; Erie hallway Is; New
York Central IA: Hudson 365 Pacific Mail So; Harlem
Railroad III; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy 5is;
Norwich and Worcester IS Missouri skies 391 skies
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
TINE rRENr AFFAIR sETrLEp. lfn

WASHINGTON. Dec. Pit is reported and
generally credited that the Trent affair has
been adjusted
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In this city, Oct. u.s. by Charles Hersev, Esq, George
len " Paine, daughter Of Capt H. NJ Paine, all of this
city.
In Southbrdge 18TH Oscar F. Barrett to Mrs Julia b.
Towne, both offs