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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-31
our Foreign Relations.

We had no. supposed il vas seriously proposed in
quarter to withdraw our Commissioners from Europe
We have sven the suggestion thrown out in papers but
regarded Is dc,a ed by pstuAns humor or mistak
pride. Bu: hear that it ia seriously cot. r
tanned 10 important quarters. We ptblsh an article
the sui ct from well informed pen usich to mind
ia ooneasivs sg.iost the rrcjact foreign alliance is
higaly mpOr ait % rs ard SHOULD be in position 10
ID c; Il SheaGySr sa opportunity oSeqrs. The honors
be cngageuea which it "a said binds Francs confer
and scs With gland ia relation to American ,firs
may have term assgaed 70 i. When that term draws
TO rs '1sa, Nc shou be in petition 10 profit by il.
l. curious that tie correspor dents Of the Northern
Pare's ifom EIrcp al eoreur in representing pallc
Leng ard opinion as decidedly hostile to the Yankee;
vAjs he Norn'rn etlers il Iheir editorials, even 10
paosbisg the letters Of their correspondence give to.
tally dEereut rspr ssnaion II there be trick In this
~ do 70; understand t. can VIC perceive what CO.
jee is stigasd b It, We gave las. week an nstasc Of
ibis 90 p'noH be.zcca thc editor and bis London
orrssFord.Bt, RON .bs New York Tinos We will give
tomorrow the Elsopein vi ~ OF Tdurlon weod-.Le
greatest gcccuds perhaps either continent nOi
excepting S5Earj. Weed agrees With the 7asa cores
pOadsut IN representing Yansee fden6s ia Il gaud
very &c roe H. sa3sl 90 able 10 form jas. opinion,
Aad We repeat thas We cannot SEQ What vlany be caa
su9strve b. msrsprSsszting the facts. The "ainety
dA]s,' sih H-iea seward Ess bambeOalsd the dOard,
Eiri Risse, Vii sOOa expire, and then shall What
virtue there in this reputed isDdshp for the South
10 the meantns the more energetic cur action,
Had The css iced friends the more friends We shall
have
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-31
THE WARTS MOVEMENTS
Our exchanges furnish the following war ne"s:

TkOH U'FRUs CHHI5III Eh1A5s
Oapt B ,. Neal in Command Of the troops at Corpus
Christi writes as follows to Col torspskiod under date
OF Camp Arkansas. Feb 22ld:
Sergeant Bradley gill hand you this and explain all
We had skrmsh with the enemy this evening aud drove
them br 10 their vsssls with nobody hurt cur side.
sent sugs ont Of your Shapes towards them,
and hops they caught Y nkes"
The sergeant ,udsd 70 informs Col LSveoskold that
the envy bad taken the soop Bslporf, and sIchored
hr within reach Of their guns the lighthouse. but
without any guard on board o. the morning Of the
22d day break cur men cutths soop out aud sucees.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-31

ded In getting her safe up to the shell bank, under
shower OF shell from the enemy.
The following evening, abort sunset the enemy, In two
cutar with about 80 men, came up the shell bark aud
there overhauled . schooner from Powd ,rhorn bouad
TO Corpus taking CT some boxes Of merchandise and
10. OF drugs aud medicines directed 10 Fort Herbert
While thus engaged they were BY Capt Nes from
the mainland AZ Lsavlle and Immediately put CT in two
boats in pursuit OF them hiding bis In the hold Of
the craft The entmy, when they discovered lis a.
proach, advanced to meet him. and when within 400
yards opened FIRE Capt Meals party; bu. their bul.
lets high, striking In the sails and upper rg-
ging. Our soldiers then got out Of their hiding Places
and returned the Ire with eoi Several volIsys zero
exchanged when the enemy turned and retrtatd They
were however, pursued BY our men until within reach OF
the ships guns and h being nearly nighia, Capt Neal
deemed ii eIpedent 70 return 10 his encampment on Tho
mainland.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-31
rar Mrpars,c -Ths Richmond correspondent Of the

henphis dppsaE s-ys;
The change Of tho Eesrimacs name, though it haS
been attended with most brilliant auspices Of future nae
FITNESS and reuowa, vas no., thins happy one. If
&c BE- altered =. all had Indian uamea Of riv
rs nuscL enough to tu;t war sGeamar-RappShan-
neck. Appomaitcx, hs.spOni, ETC. etc bu: there Is
something 10 mskng enemy haze their own cherished
and regard he with dread and shhorrence and,
therefore, IL Voud to havS beoB better to retain
tho Of rriae and csusl the Yankees to ascot
ate it for all lime Nilh ruin and disaster
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-31
COMMISSION BUSINESS

IN OH RLE STON, s. O.,
The Subscribers Would INFORM their friends
and public that IA addition 70 their regular GROCERY BUs
Wss tsy pr,plei to receive coSHGNSENrs CT Urn
ERN PRODUCER With hsy vi We ,h,!r s.tipn
EJ.6o H. AoIs 4 co,
nhn-9T saod HsyRs s'Tsst
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-31
- CnnRNePONpRNTs.
s,,, % e,'i-.,, assi % addressed % As-ELsOr =

- BSsrs busiass5 EluSf - addressed 70 sAaa0r
~ F4ig."
Artislss 0rsa Boz sdst es Ppsr 'cs Ae % Pu..'
AZ Tli 4 q rule o. long gafing 0qh % % knoona % az
sad on n 40 case b departed o, ObEdry a0scss ssossd
Gag sfgAt lisss oArr1ld ~ a. ddr1rt-ssaleats.
- W eannof uasass % rSssra rejected communicative
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-31

DEcLrSED The POetfy ~ 70. W. A." is respectfully
siied. is isfsh r,qairins uOrs space thaa ,An
spare :. .kis dme.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-31
The YiGar SsAR wrycarsrER.

This regiments engaged 10 this fsht the Confedc-
rata side we're the Virginia. (;ol Arvn.) III Va, h
Who wounded IN she right srm,) 2si Va, alb Va,
the f,ramed isb Butalon, the 2ii. Va, Ashbys Ca,
vary, Rockbridge Battery, (,o Psndletop, who lest
Parrot. guns West Augusta Battery. CIrpsaters BL:.
terry, ard Chsw's Battery.
The Rockingham Regi,tor Of 2s b, says:
The belief is entertained 1, some qauters thu Gen
Jackson was most disasirously dsfa.ed. Not So bos
ever. Gen. J.cks,ns gallant little army nsiniaiLed
their ground fully until ths shades Of night closed the
'6,rey contendi, forces, and compelled each party 20
retire. And far the r.sh Of the contest Is ca
tive 81 victory, the triumph bs side Of Gen. Jcf
son. His less Is nos over 30 kIsd AID 100 sounded,
While the oss OF the enemy both 10 He'd and wound,
H. beyond doubt at least three times that nunbef o-s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-31

The SPEAKER announced the following Committee q
Conferepce TO &C. with similar Committee on the pal
OF the Senate to consider the subject Of difference b
tween the two Houses the joint resolution In regar
10 the payment Of the aearages due to members OF ID
Provisional Congress who members OF this Congress
Messrs Curry, Of Ala, Chambers, Of Miss, and hoi
Of Ga.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-31

NUT b, very obvious to the House that II any com
mttse b. i4ei charged with the duiss that are rected
in the r'sclu ions juIt tfsred-
Me- Chiffon rose 10 point OF order.
He said TIKI, the stsge Of the President was referred
yesterday He Understood The gentsE to have made
on yfstcrdsy motion TO reconsidst the vote By which
il was ref rred Ualil that voc was reconsidered, bis
notion would. not be in order
The SPEAKER said tho point Of order was vel taken
aud deCijed that the moisn Of Mr.. RUSSELL would not
b. in order until the vote referring the Presidents mes
sag 70 the N II ary Committee IVES rsoonsidefed.
Mr. RUSSELL said the point Of order wsb well taken,
aud therefore his motion could rot now be submitted in
that shaJe He couli however, be supposed, more TO
refer the resolutions to such COMMITTEE as be had in
d'ca.ed.
He cued ~ little whether that motion be Adopted
o. not az this TIM bat he desired ct all evente to submit
few osscrraiioni upon IL.
he was about 10 say whom interrupted, that Il must
no obvious 10 the House that any Committee new TO be
raised and charged with all the dues sp'oh.d in the
resolutions OF he gentleman from Ala (Nr. CHnros)
could not posby d charge all lhess duties satisfactorily
to themss7 aud The HouEe, unless the session should
be protected beyond tho period allotted to ii by the
House TIE sui Of the Presidents message alone up.
psared to him sufficient occupy the atention Of any
Committee charged with il for nearly all the time now
left bstYeen ibis aLd the day OF ed ,urnmen,. AID
then il may DO 50 ely presumed that what var margin
left after the Committee reports, would DO altogether OCT
cuped by the House 10 the consideration Of the report
indeed Il could ct upon within the limited time which
would be left after the Committee had acted, VII Oh lie
very much DOUBTED. Fer this reason be thought tie
resolutions would fail to accomplish The purpose which
they had In visw.
4 par. from chat he thought as be suggested to
the House JeseTday, that the sut'cs presented in the
Presidents message ought to be referred special c1m
mitteeof from each State In the 0onederaoI. Tee
s1ggcstoa Ia that ssage was to instu;e sysism OF
CONSUMPTION which shall place all the male ctzns Ct tho
Oouisdeacy between the ages Of ls aud IS Immediately
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-31

The motion 10 refer the message to the Committee
Military Affairs then agreed to, vhereupon the Be-
nate went into secret legislative session.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-27

vsrnisk made wholly Or IN part q gum oopsi- sp~re
10. made Of other guns o. substance spe CT
Vegetable OILS per Gallon 1oent<
Vegetable pulmonary baisa-n. - -Dsrfn-
ice -
vermifngc, same ~Dcnfiirce."
Warehouse entry. 81 csstofa houses not excsef-
ing one dollar IN val1e. stamp duty c5ceuts.
NV dollars % cents.
Do do, exceeding sve doliars IN raine 90
Warehouse receipts. stamp DUTY = cents
Whisky, per gallon - cents
Do, recsihed, is not 70 pay an a1daonsI dufy
Whoc,ale dealers. under which tern i :rcluded
every person Who's busirsss e oecupafiso i
90 sell. or ofer . sell. eruoerics-or any gods.
wares or merchandise II fore IN 90 domestic
prcdachoD By more than enc original pack
age piece AZ one time. % The sane pnr-
chaser. not ineiedtng vines sIdritaoas malt
liquors. Tor each license 50 90
Wholesale dealers IN hQacrs 4 every dezcrip-
ton. includlnz distilled spirits ferrreufed -
Quors and wiiscs q al kinds (perSoa< ether
than distlllers who scl o. oder CT sale afy
such hqrors. IN Quantsties % more than fkree
gallons a. one tine 20 the same purchase. are
included.l for each license leo 90
Willow. Manufactures q 3per c.
Wine made 81 grapes. icr gallon cents
Nithdrawa entry custom ho1sc stamp duty 80 cents
Wood. manufacture. Of. Il not otherwise pro-
vieed FOR per Ct
wooa screws IA Cts.
Wool manufactures Of not otherwise specified. per G..
Wor-e manufactures ~ otheyNiSe specified per
Worm lozengeS. a. 'Dentifrce-'
Writ stamp duty 50 cents.
Znc manufactures Of not otherwise specified per
Do, oXyde Of. per lee pounds = cnts-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-27


an AND AFTER NAY 5. lisa, trains will be
~ a follows
Mail Train will leave indianapolis al lilo NJ,
stop at all stations and make close connection kokomo
With train the Cincinnati and Chicago Air Line Rail-
road for L0ganspori Valparaiso and Chicago and
AZ Peru al BIS 4. ". make connections with
trains the Toledo and Wabash Railway going East and
West.
Returning. the train viii leave Peru 600
A. M after the arrival q the rsn the T. W. T. W
from the East, and arrive indianapolis 95o A. NJ
in time TO make connections for all points East. South
West.
An ExpreSstrain will leave indianapolis 1035 2. u,
connect AZ Kokomo with rain Tor Chicago and arrive al
Peru al 500 A. II ia time make connection with trains
going Fast aud West the Toledo ard wabash Rail-
way
Returning the train viii leave Peru az 1900 NJ.
making close connection kokomo with the trains
O the cincinnati and Chicago Railway from Chicsyo
Valparaiso and LogaG>pori ana arrive AZ indianapolis Of
4o y ~. in time with the evening trains for
Cincinnati. Louisville and other point
Special attention given the transportation 81 live
stock. produce aud merch audiSe generally
DAVID MACY, General Agent and Superintendent.
THEo. Z. HsrsHKY. General Ticket Agent spl Eddy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-27
INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI
SEa~sE-a-LAH
r a I L r . a d

y.z;sEs ssy:s.;y;;s;S. 49, s. ~
Shortest Route by Thirty Uilesi
NO CHANGE OF CARS TO CINCINNATI
Three trains indianapolis Daily Sundays excepted)
NIRST TRAIN.-5.2o An CINCINNATI LIGHTNING
II Express arrives a. Cincinnati al 10 NJ, and Lex
ington, Ky. 100 ,. "
Second rrain-lo:4o A. N.s,incnueu Mail. arrives At
Cincinnati $50 y NJ making Close connection with Little
Miami Railroad Tor Lovelaie. Morrow. Columbus. New
ark, Evansville, and Wheeling.
Third Train635 y. n Cincinnati Express. arrives At
Cincinnati ll:lO y. NJ
Fare same a. by any other route.
Call for tickets ria the Indiana and Cincinnati
Railroad
Baggage checked through
SfEcIAL NOrcE-Be you get IN the right train at
Indianapolis The sniy Cincinnati train. stands the
fifth track being the farhesi track south the Union
Depot, at indianapolis.
WI l.. NOBLE, General Ticket Agent.
VIM. POWELL, Travelling Agent my26 81
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-27
THE NATIONAL TAX.

The Taxes Imposed ~ the Tax Hill.
and Passed BY Congress, june esd,
asss-The Duties on incomes, lusu.
supauce Companies. Rafsread Com.
pamses, &c.-Thc Taxes On DSsssiled
spirits. Manufactures. Oils, Paper,
Gas, Candies. Tobacco, SNUFF, Sc.
gars, Iron, soap, screws. Cloth, Lens
sher, Glue. Wine. Coal, &c.--Tbe Tax
on Cossen-rhe License Tax, &C., &c.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-27
RAILROADS.
PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS
n ~ IL r . a D.
1862. E 1862.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

New Route to Chicago via Kckome.
~ MILES SHORTER THAN OTHER ROUTE.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-27

xEw lNsTRUxEST-JUST THE THING vOR
n sabbath schools. Academies and Snail churches-
" nc n ~ Cu1 X n -.
my4 WILLARD 4 srowEI.L
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-11

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.-The National Bank
Note Company have got the daily delivery of
the postage currency up to 1880, and it is
understood it will reach $50, 900 by the early
part of next week. The total amount already
deliveredis 81, l55, GOO.
The order from the war department Of Au-
gust last, has been modified by substituting the
word ''supernumary" instead Of ''incompe-
tent" as characterizing the officers to be mus
tered out Of service on the disbanding Of the
57th Pennsylvania and S7th New York Volun-
teers, the men having been transferred to 9th
er regiments from the same states, under the
direction of the general commanding the
army Of the Potomac.
DR.. James King, division surgeon of the
Pennsylvania reserve corps, was to-day re-
Eeved, to assume the position Of surgeon gen
eral Of Pennsylvania to which place he has
been appointed by Gov. Curtin, vice DR.. IL.
H. Smith resigned. Dr. King has been for
over year in the field, and is regarded by
the army as one of the most faithful and eff
cient Of surgeons.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-11
Another Battle in Kentucky.
BUE11's ARMY VICTORIOUS.

Is U E l. L "A II Nj Y VICT % R D u =.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 10, P M.-Early yester-
day morning General Buell. attacked Briggs
forces at Chaplin Greek, in the immeniate vi
entity OF Perryville. A short but terrific fight
ensued when the rebels broke and retreated
rapidly over three diverging roads southwark
with our forces in close pursuit. 1t is hoped
the lot will be bagged-
AT the last accounts Gen. Gilberts forces
were in the rear Of the rebels, and some dis
lance below them. Military exigencies re-
quire the suppression OF details No further
accounts of losses on either side have been
received.
Louisville is in great excitement respecting
the fate Of our soldiers in the pending battle,
Capt Odersham, Jacksons adiutant is on the
way hitler from Bardstown, with the remains
OF Gems jackson and Terrell, and Colonel
Webster Of the 98th Ohio.
NEW YORK, Oct. l0.-The Herald's Louis
vile special says :-''Gen. Buell. has gained a
signal and decisive victory. Bragg is used
nm
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-11

THE ''PEACE DEMONkAIS-
The democratic party, forsooth! knot of
men with some stray accidental honest ele-
ments. with here and there an honest demo-
crat who supposes this is war with abolition
almanacs: with leaders composed of freeson-
ers and abolitionists of 1913; chronic fossil
lied wings of 1874, looking for recharter Of
a United States bank crippled democrats
who have been carried for life in the ambu-
lances of the party; struggling know moth
ings not inaptly named; hards SO hard that
they cracked in seasOning3 sOtts and shysters
of all shades and periods, and the ninth reso-
luton men of 1861 who propose to pouitice
the rebellion to death by propositions OF peace,
are now the democratic party which is to save
the country "What can you expect Of peo-
pie, said philosopher, ''when monkey is
their God!" Shade of Jefferson where hast
thou flown! Spirit Of jackson | almost hear
you exclaim "By the Eternal !" Mr.. Seymour,
Speaking apparently cX-cathedra, informs the
people what this faction the self-styled demo-
cratic party, proposes to do. The burden of
the song is that they propose to restore the
Constitution and obey all constitutional au-
thority, and defend the liberty of speech. and
he launches into homily about observances
Of law, and invokes the names of early and
eminent urists, as though it had some posi-
BILE relation to the question, when It has no
more application than the farewell address of
John Rogers to his children. daughter
This rebellion can not well be sded by sum
mons and complaint, nor brought to trial be-
fore Justice OF the peace or referee under
the code, nor silenced by grand jury, nor be
conquered at the county court, nor held to
bail by Judge, nor tried at the circuit, nor
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-11
LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRA PH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY.
Threatened Invasion of E'tnMSyI-
EAniN

AhA NtNNHtsA -t4t stSiNAs "a
Vania
HARRIsBURG, Oct 1870 p. M.-Goyern-
or Curtin has just received the following dis
patch from Colonel Mcclure at Chambers
burg:
Mercersburg was occupied by Stewards
rebel cavalry to-day, and they are now adj
vancing on Chambersburg. They took horses
and all other property they wanted at Mer-
cersburg, offering rebel scrip for it. They
did no injury to individuals that have heard
of. The force is estimated at three thousand.
The rebels are certainly advancing upon
Chambersburg. They have cut the Bedford
wire. They are reported as near as St
Thomas, about seven miles from here There
is no doubt whatever of their being in Mer-
cersburg. They will certainly give us a call
tonight, We had the rumor at four o'clock,
but it was not credited. We can make no re-
sistance, as it would only exasperate and
cause the wanton destruction of property and
life.
ER.-CHAMBERsBURG, Oct. l0-S p. N.
About fifteen men on horseback are in town
with carbues and Il flag of truce. They want
80 see the principal men of the town. They
have large force about one mile from town,
who viii enter in an hour.
LATEsr.-Col. Mcclure and provost mar
shal Kimmel have just gone two miles from
the town to meet the rebel commander. Moth
ing can he done except surrender. We look
for the whole force in half an hour. They
crossed the Potomac at Hancock, and came
over the country to the Pittsburg pike. The
deposits OF the Chambersburg Bank have not
been returned from New York since the late
raid
HARRGsnURG, Oct. 10, P. M.-Gov Curtin
is now pushing troops up the valley.
HARRISBURG, Oct. 10, 10 P.M.-Dispatches
just received from Shippensbprg confirm the
news Of the occupation of Chambersburg.
The advance OF the rebel force consists of
1000 cavalry and six pieces of artillery.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-11

DECISIONS AND BOUNTY MON
3 EY.-Particular attention given to the collection
pensions. boutv money back pay Ofthe sol ers,
bvtIENRY RICE, Counsellor al Law, No Brnley
Han, Worcester. 8u2Sd3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-11

1t has been brought to my notice that some PeddleLs
styng themselves Opticians pass themselves On orucI
10 gain more confidence as ny Agents thlnk y my
utv TO warn the public from these mp0sters Ny sanK
hat eunlnv no one IN selling lenses or spectAcles
iai0 du d. hp0ENDv''i Np'iyI.tl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-11
Ga be &.&!.

Z OVER TENEMENT TO RENT
IA No 10 Park street Seven Rooms. Possession 81 v
en- Immediately. Inquire OF IRA p. BRYANT, No. 10
Wellington street, or W. McFA RLAND, on the prem
ises. dtf %
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-11
Lively Extracts
E "PEAcE" DEMOCRATS.

From q Speech Delivered IL NeW York, We'd
nesday EreHing, Oct. s, By Hon. Dan1eI s.
Dickinson.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-11
A MEXICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS
II. IL. ED DY,

SOLICITOR OF PATIENTS
LGta Agent Of D. S Patent Ofce Washington, (aSder
the Act Cf 1870
SG State ST.. oppSulte Ekfiby ST., fsOston.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-11
Ancttona.

a W IlN'N by License OF Court, Will
IN he sold at Public Auction on the premises in West
Boylston, on MONDAY, the 9th of Oct, at O'Clock
p NJ about one half an acre of Land with good and
convenient House and Barn thereon, and supplied with
good well Of water, and 90 d variety of Fruit, stu
ated about fifty rods west OF the Meeting house. on the
old common, and within five minutes of the Depot
and Post Office, being the estate of Cephas Auzzy late
OF West Boylston, deceased Terms made known at
sale For further particulars enquire OF the subscriber
CHARLES MORSE, Executor
$50 deOpts T. b. LAMSON, Auctioneer
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-11
0ONSFABLES SIMULTANEOUSLY,

4 tONS FABLES ) ALk.-WORCESTE
IS CITY OF WORCESTER, September 23d, lS62-
WIN be sold execution at Public Au ton to the
highest bidder, at my office, No. Bank Block, Foster
street, in the city of Worcester on SATURDAY, No
vember ls 1862 at three o'clock NJ, by judgment and
order Of Court upon Petition Of Lien under chapter
LOO Ot the General Statutes in favor OF Edwards W.
Green ap ins William zgrrald, the right in equity Of
redemption of said William Fitzgerald in story and a
half Dwelling House, with brick basement and the
land upon which the same is situated said Real Estate
being located ON the GOterY side of EX change street.
in said city OF Worcester, between Union and summon
streets and in the rear of No So, said Exchange
street: aud is the estate which The said William
Fitzgerald purchased of Benjamin Walker, and sub
ject to small mortgage to said Walker said right
equity will be sold to satisfy the judgment debt due to
said Edwards W. Green from said william Fitzgerald,
under said Petition OF Lien and the which have
accrued in the enforcement Of the same and further
costs attendant upon the levy of the execution and the
sale OF said right LEVI JACKSON.
k1s24 dW&Stnl Constable of Worcester
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-11

TAR HORACE FAIRBANKS CELE-
~ DRAFTED COMPOUND For sale by GEO. X!
gPURR 20l Main street