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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-03-28
From Pound Gap,

We learn, from good authority. that
on Sunday last, Major Thompson, who
has command of the five com panies
from Scott and Lee, who volunteered for
the protection of the Gap, had a brisk
brush with $500 of the enemy, which
lasted several hohrs. After driving The
enemy back, Major Thompson learned
that the enemy were attempting to flank
HIM ct a gap a few miles below the Pound.
de Immediately removed the most of
his force to that point, where q fierce
battle ensued, and the enemy were re-.
pulsed. Our loss was none killed and
eight wounded-the enemy's loss in kill.
ed and wounded was supposed to be
heavy. The Federals fell back to Pike.
vile, and Major Thompson to GIades-
willie, abingdon Vsyinian. l77TI'-.V
n6r The Nashville Times of the 10th
says The Patriot made its appearance
this morning for the first time since the
bottom fell out Of Nashville"
A FEDERAL DEsERrER.-A deserter fran
the Federal army at Fernandina--a, j err
seyman, came into our lines below, a
day or two since. and was forwarded to
this city Yesterday. He gives mach In
teresting Information cenesrnine The enc
my. and alleges slow pay and hsd food ss
the'csnse Of his discretion. - ~. = ~ X
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A Chance for Che war,

Persons DESTROYS Of enlissing for the
War, are referred TO the notice Of DR..
Jons :. DrcKwoRrH, in another column.
He has been in the service at Norfolk,
Va, since the commencement Of the war;
and parties wishing to volunteer could
not meet with better opportur;tv
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The Meeiish Again.

The Attention Of all able.bodied men,
between the ages Of eighteen and mr.
five, 10 directed to the Amended Militia
Law, passed BY the Legislature on the
18th inst. It's provisions and requirements
are highly important, and demand gem
cral attention, ysg Ia t.ssN eTF
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No Rumors.

We have had no startling and thrilling
rumors, no depressing munchausens, this
week-the man who runs the Lincoln Elk.
press between the Public Square and the
Depot, having failed to make the connec..
ton for the last several days y ,.s' e4
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The Policy openly Afowed.

T ~~~~J >@tH "S0s
President Lincoln has signed the bill
fcIoiddiBg officers Of the Federal army
to return any slaves that may escape to
the Federal lines. This is a repeal Of the
fugitive slave law and q plain, distinct
avowal Of the policy Of the Federal gov
eminent to emancipate the negroes-ls
an inducement and bribe held out to
the slave population to leave their own
iers and flee to the Federal lines. In 9TH
er words, 1t is abolitionism, pure and un.
adulterated, even without an attempt at
disguise. What do those poor sick. brain
ed men, who have been unctifying their
souls with the delusion that when the
rebellion should be crushed out and the
South subjugated the Union and the Con-
stitution would be restored and re.estab-
lished, think nowY This act of the Fed.
eral Congress makes the issue fair and
square--the emancipation of the slaves
coincident with the success of the Fede-
raj arms. 1t makes no discrimination
the slaves escaping, whether of rebels or
Union men, are not to be restored.
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Tennessee LeeislatnrA

The Legislature 3dioufnsd NJ The goth.
We are indebted to Senator Lane, who
reached home on Tuesday morning, for
list Of the Captions of the Public Acts
passed, COPY of which will be found in
our paper. CAS- 4
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Richmond, March 23.--The House Of
Representative adopted q resolution d.
rectipg the Secretary ofs'wsr TO pay out
Of The cpnsinssnt fund money for there
lief d The confsdsrase sslaisp now ia
the bands sf the ensny.i = 'ss 4
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Company Organization

We are requested to state that BsnRY
COINS Company OF Volunteers will or
gsniSe on Monday. the 3ist instant. at
Allen Haley's, IN the 18Th district. The
members ere all required 10 be present.
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1@ Gen. Van Dorm has issued pps-
cial order that all Of the Arkansas militia
organized under the call Of Gen. McCsl-
loch win awsit oEdsU ~ thslr prsssnt
rendezvous. In the meantime they viii
be under constant Instruction.
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~ The Losisvills Dsms~as is very
much dissstis6ed with the manner in
which lincoln and Congress ere grinding
cat generate, and asks: .Hadn't the
Con1ittes On territories better diviis
| ~ eonntry,up BY accurate neasursupsee,
70 that " could havs /. iisutsnsntsss,
era! Ia every square yard. ?"
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&tteas xsst.
TEaMo.

. I've DolLARs YsAs, vavHbls n sdyl4es.
. Aasunsing nssss of oapatisiss for eassS6,eo,
cash. $50
Obituary Notices ovsr Twelve lines, changed 4
The regular advertising rA&s. ~ +
AllcsunusisAtiops intended V promote ~ pri-'
vate ends or interests Of CorperAtions Socictics,
Schools or individuals, VIII be charged - sdver-
tissaents. lt.s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-12
OUR SOLDIERS IN RICHMOND.

JULIUS ASKELLAN, Surgeon.
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CHnp STARVED 10 DEArH Coroner Collin held an
Inquest yesterday AZ No 80 Pitt aroet upon the body
OF child named George Madden who died from neglect
and starvation The father Of the child, IL appears, IL
away at the war, and tho mother bcng an incorporate
woman, the little che was ieit without any nourshment
for three days Tho jury rendered verdict 10 accord
ance with The above facts, at<a. 1t r m E
Dnowssp wHII BArnisc Lake Gallagher, boy about
nine years old drowned at the FOOT OF Canal street
yesterday while bathing Deceased was unable TO swim,
and vsntriug out beyond his depth, sank before any
assistance could be rendered him The body was reco
M S ,a as ~ '
quest #...
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sick and Wounded Union Prisoners G D.
tured at Fair Oaks and Hanover Court
House.

sick and Wounded Union Prisoners an.
tured at Fair Oaks and Hanover Court
House.
HEADQUARTERS Army TnR PoroNAc,
Six MILES PROM RICHMOND, juno o, 1862
Lieutenant Perkins, OF General Butterhelds STAFF who
captured by the rebels In hospital the battle or
Hanover Court House, returned camp yesterday per
flag Of truce, after undergoing considerable hardshps
He IN under parole not TO reveal anything he may have
concerning the strength positions Of their army
He says that Dr. Marshall Of Berdan's shsrpshootsr's
whs captured at tho same time, rendered tn most
Important services 70 wounded. n should be ex-
planned thar Or. Bentley, General Buttsrnsds brigade
surgeon, Who was said, escaped from the hospital
was riding on the Geld when the rebels sndsavored to
capture him and was not with the others In the hosp
tai. There are hundred and nysix Union prisoners
in Richmond al present The following s the partial list
which Lieutenant Perkins was enabled 10 obtain 81
LIST OF WOUNDED AND SICK IN THE H0srITAL.
James McATry, Co. H. 25th New York.
Thomas Ryan, Co. X, 25th New York.
Nike UBrien, Co. u. 25th New York. sA1 i@eA 8N
Thomas Trmbie, Co. r, 25th New York,
Maurice TIL key, CO. X, 18th New York.
Francis Hshy, Sergeants Co. q oath New York.
Perciya Werner, Corporal, Co. q, 25th New York.
Lawrence o Bfen, Co. q, 18th New York.
George Douglas, Co. r, 25th New York
James Neatly, Co. @, 25th New York
VIM Irwin, ssrreant, Co q, 104th Psnnsylyanis
David Mansfield, Co. A, ODD New York,
Daniel hApsnsld, Go. =, s2d New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-12

ADRon BURGLARY AND THEFT o. 70 000-Eherideo N.
Fish venerable looking customer arrivsdi In this stt
yesterday from Wilmington, Delaware, In custody a
ofcer Nsvin OF the Second precinct, onhargs Of hav
ing burslar,ously entered the ONCE Of chas. Marshall
Of No IS Burng slip, the 23d ultimo, and stealing
prisoner, IL appears, caught selling some u the
stolen notes by Mr.. John X. Robinson, Of Wilmington
self hs was forwarded 70 this city on rsausicn The
safe from which tho notes had been taken was blown
open with gncwdsr, but 20 cat ions was the thief -
berry until The Following morning Mr.. Marshall
having the numbers OF the different notes, caused
alistto Dc pupsnsa, ana Iorw,rdes copy 20 al tnS
them not 10 negotiate the same No clue was discovsrs6
20 the stolen property however until the 30th utios
whom tho prisoner called ct TIE Office Of Mr. Robinscn
and offered one Of the stolen sale The broker
having Of Mr. Marsalls lists, enabled 10 detect
the fraud und Immediately caused the arrest Of the acs
cusei. subsequently, u ascsrtainsd that Fish had
passed $50 note spectacle maker In the neahbor-
hood Al fhiadelpha he succeeded IN selling anoher
note OF the denomination, but what he did with
the Of the property has not yet been Ascer-
tanned Justice Osborne committed the accused Ter sx-
animation Ia default Of 5000 bail Fish 10
b.. mss.Iy The agent who had been dcpusd TO dispss
Of the stolen property He formerly arssdsnt u
New ss ss ws sess seat %
Ito about NIFTY ave years Of age ana raner pssPos-
sessing IN appearances.
All x,rp IAscxsr OF ssRroARp.--Perrs Loon Rsnoad
r.s taken into custody BY occr Crosby, Of the Lower
peliss Court on charge Of stealing eighty dollars In
, coo from Joseph MorreIi, Of No 81 White street.
ne prisoner ana tho complainant, " appeared, were
In the vessel from Havrs and occupied
he same berth ON the night OF the Is, VI January ast
srapt and took hersrom lot Of SARCASM French ana
American gold coin Whom arrested twenty dollars In
MAN won't 10 strengthen the sospicon o. the comp ain.
ant Justice Osborn committee the prisoner for trials
and Fixed toe bail 81 one thopsaud doars
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Tn. Europa Outward Bound.

n - M LVsfVNf June II 1867
yhe steamship Europa sailed at ten O'Clock this morn.
Ing, with one hundred and thirty passengers for
Liverpool and twenty-four Cor uaiiax. she aEss
42l 900 in spsse.
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CKE WEEK LATER FROM NEW ORLEANS.
n H B EEL ACCOU
Pierre Soule Arrested and
Sent North.
TRADE OPENED FROM THE GULF,
&c, de-, DO.

Since the opening Of the Mississippi river consequent
the capture Of Memphis, have received via veks-
burg and Memphis, several days later intelligence from
New Orleans, or nsws to the 10th ultmo We s1bjon
summary
PIERRE soULE ARRESTED.
Ex-senator AM Provost Marshal Pierre Souls has
been arrested by Major General Butler on high poll
tical charge at New Orleans and will be sent North in
fo days
THE FIRST ARREST UNDER ORDER NO. Is.
furious woman, with one eye and badly marked
with the smallpox, arrested charge OF doport-
irg herself in very violent manner She refused 10
give her name but declared she would kill General But
cr and hat the Yankees were all very edicgloss set
he put in the caaboose.
BUSINESS AND PROVISIONS.
Very little business being done in the city but pro-
visions gradually arriving which will relieve tho
workipG1cfa sses from the danger Of want Z
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unbounded. Let me leave him directing movements
now in person. while and follow him from his
headquarters the previous day 10 this closing scene
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-12

FOR action when the firing commenced on Sunday morn
ing. While the brigade drawn up line Of battle,
before participating in the action General Sumner
companisd BY his stan, rode along tho line General
Sumner, who was conducting all tho operations
addressed few words 10 thsm In which he said that
Osy had been held back - . reserve ever
siucs entering the service, bus that now their
limo - aght had come. Tho brave Irishmsn
were happy - hear IL. The Drins still continuing in
'front.' the sixy.nlnth New York regiment, Colonel M
gent SOFA altar rsosivng orders deplovsd the
left, took up position the right Of the Fifth New
Hampshire, In line OF battle on the railroad aud was
actively engaging the enemy. BY flank march the
Eighty eighth New York Lieutenant Colonel Kelly,
through tangled undsrbrush and other obstacles
and formed In line the left Of the Fifth New
Hampshire In passing opening In the woods
sbs Eighty eighth compelled 70 meet rSkiug fire
rom g. enemy. Some OF the loft companies,
misunderstanding the command, became separated from
sbs cthcrs bat held thsir ground until rsoned BY the
sthsr eight While the sixty ninth and Eighty. eighth
thus dspoyed right and left Of the railroad with
shs Fifth New Hampshire in the CENTRE the brgadss OF
Generals French and Howard were stil steadily main.
tanning thew ssoand and holding the enemy in check in
advance Of tho railrond. Tho entire division was
now engaged, and the Ore from both sides was
terrinc. 10 was then that General Howard hav.
Ing been wounded, General Msasher was instructed
by the Diviseu General 70 take command OF tbs line
Genera Msaghsr. accompanied by the members Of his
STAFF and an orderly carrying green guidon, then adj.
vanesd from the rear the front Soon ,s sound Of
she musksry plainly Indicated that tho enemy was re-
sring before the terrific are or tho Sixty Colonel
Nugsnt WAS quite conspicuous in the action General
Msaghsr and STAR while crossing nso rse .. By
she rebels, but aons Of the party wsrs injured.
y The battle was noe raging With considerable fury,
ben enora Ms(lsI,ap sccounpsutsd bv scverat mann,
bsrs Of his STAT appeared in this part Of The field or
action Tho enthusiasm sih which he was received,
aud 10 which will refer snsp, was characteristics and
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-29
TERMS OF ADVERT1sT-G

En- - rs published in the DAILY for S1ln
square for three insertions; and 20 cents for each
subsequent insertion, Ten lines Tow iss.
square" Advertisements ordered inside. on n an
prominent place. as also those largely displayed will 81
charged extra rates Contracts by the year NAV b,
made on liberal TERMS
WEEKLY First Insertion 81 per square each sub
~ Al transient Advertisements must be pad in NIL
1early or regular advertisers will be reoured IL
~ NO grataftoas Advertisements. No report. rean
Inons or proceedings Of corporation society or
association and communication designed 10 cali a.
ienton 70 any matter Of limited individual interest
~ fhc Publishers will not hold Themselves resnnnsi
charged for the Advertisement
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PRICE, 2 CENTS.
Heal estate.

EOR SALE-The Wooden Factory. Ont
= Buildings and good Water Privilege for the use
OF the factory the wheel and machinery all now and in
fine running order together with tine following described
machinery two Pinch Breakers, jacks lsO spndles
each, Picker, Wool Buster, Stafford She'll Cane
Looms, / shearing Machine, Brushing Machine,
Gigs, Pulling Mill, Securing Mil Flock Cutter |
Blower. and all other fixtures necessary for the man
uiacture of Doeskns CassimeTes, Tweeds Satinets
al! in good running order The mill is situated in the
village OF Factory Point in Manchester county of BEN
nngon, and state of Vermont one-haf mile from the
W. " railroad depot, The said village hOurshng of
one Thousand inhabitants, stores, one hotel large
tannerys three marble mills &C Also for sale lot
WIN buildings machinery and good water power suitable
ISr te manufacture of chairs clothes pins saving md
ps o0arus or any other business in the line OF man
actVIy located on good road three-fourths Of mile
from the railroad depot all which will be sold on reaa
sonable terms by the subscriber. ~
je5 d6m CHAUNcY GREEN.
{.s.t FOR SALE-The beautiful man
i sion situated Catherine street. formerly owned
AA=Aand occupied by JOSEPH P.-HALE. The above
was built by Mr. Hale, for his special use and has ali
the modern improvements 1t is situated on beautiful
elevation and overlooks the whole city. II has a fine
stable attached, and has about of land we'll
covered with fruit and shade trees and is rounded
street on all sides desirable residence for sale
could not be found. For further particulars please in
quire of CHARLES b. PRATT, Worcester, or of the
subscriber, No IL West 46th street, New York
my2l diff JAMES A. FERGUSON.
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EOR SALE-A lot Of Wood Machinery,
! GOOD CHANCE FOR A nRIIG-

An GIST.-FOR SALE-A well selected assortment
of Drugs Medicines, Chemicals fixtures and good will
Of Drug store. which has done good trade for the
past seven years. There is also connected with the
above business soda and mineral apparatus for
manufacturing soda and mineral water which has done
profitable bushes for the past ten years The two
branches of trade will be sold together parate as IL
may suit the purchaser. Address e. Nj. " Worcester
Mass. dtf ivl
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A L P II us B. STIN,
Cabinet Maker and Upholsterer

Nos 1853 Main street. and No. Southbridge street.
FURNITURE made to order Repairing and Vanishing done
at hisshop or at your hoIses, experienced work
men in neat manner. moderate terms
Chairs Reseated Extension Tables solid, Black
" anut, Mahogany, and Rosewood Chamber Sets, Book
Gases, Desks, Counters, Show Cases. Picture Frames
Wire Screen Frames MeOdeons, &c, made and sold al
lo1g prices. Pulpits and Church Furniture made to
orders Churches and Halls seated with Circular Seats
Also, will keep on hand Collins and Coffin Trimmings at
reasonable prices. ALPUEUS b. AUSTIN,
app diff Worcester Mass
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8ot1tes.

WORCESTER BANK-The annual
w Meeting of the Stockholders of the Worcester
Bank for the choice of Directors for the ensung
10 fix the limit of the loan to Directors and for the
transaction of any other business that legally
before them, will be held their Banking House Foster
street SATURDAY. the eleventh day Of October next,
at eleven O'Clock a. ". For the Directors,
WILLIAM CROSS, Cashier.
Worcester Sept 80, 1862. dism
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Y j. HILLS OUR.
I. ONG w RTH'S WINES.
"a CINCINNATI, o
sparkIing, Cremant stilI and Sweet Catawba.

These wines, already known as pure, delicious and
hedi have of late been greatly improved by expert
enced hands brought from the champagne country. In
flavor and bouquet, sparkle and vaosity they compare
with the best Of foreign production while having over
the bulk of those sent to this country the nesmabe
have been extensively sold under MIR. l.ongworths
name. GEORGE II. SPUR, agent for Worcester and
vicinity, diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-29
OUTNSTGAMOND BANK.-Tbe

W holders of the Quinsigamond Bank of Worcester
are hereby notified that their Annual Meeting the
choice of Directors for the ensuing year, to fix the limit
of the loan to DrectOrs and for the
other business that legally before them will
be held at their Banking Rooms Ton FRIDAY the 10th
day of October next, at ten O'Clock A NJ.
Per order of the Directors,
L. S. FARNUM, Cashier.
Worcester Sept. is, 1862. dtolO $40
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WORCESTER AGRICULTURAL

w soCIETY-Ata meeting of the Trustees, sept.
4b Il was unanimously voted that in view OF the pre-
sent condition OF the country the imminent exposure Of
our beloved brave fellowczens, in the service Of
the nation and now in the face of the enemy, and the
and anxetes Of cur people home and to
the treasury of the state for more important and
greatly urgent occasions, the contribution for premiums
to public exhibition, It Is cXpedent aud highly proper
that the Cattle advertised by this Society for the
present year be dispensed with.
81 dtf J6HN d. WAsHBURN, Secretary.
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II ENNEDY'S RHEUMATIC LINI.
a northumberland by Donald Kennedy, ROx
bury, Mass and for sale In Worcester by GEO. r. HAIR
low, Druggist. diff ali
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N0RTTB0ROUGH BANK. - The

IN Annual Meeting of the Stockholders Of this Bang
will be holden at their Banking House, on MONDAl,
the 9Th dav of october next at O'Clock r. NJ 0r Tue
choice of Directors; also to what action the STOCK
holders will take on the saith section Of chapter d. OF e
General Statutes, passed Dec2S 1859, entitled An Act
concerning Banks aud Banking and transact any oher
business which may legally come before the meeting.
A. w SEAVER, Cashier;
Nor+bhorouob SAINT IL 1861 dto6* sis
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THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE

Il existing between the subscribers, under the
of j. l. & KRYEs, IL this dav dissolved by mutual
consent The business Will be continued at the old
place by L. ~ Keves, who Is authorized TO settle the
business Of the late firm. JOHN l.. KEYES.
|. N. KEYES.
Worecstcr Sent. 49, 1862 dlwt sis
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nR. HORACE FAIRBANKS CELE-
~ DRAFTED COMPOUND D. For sale by GEO. r
RPURR 20l Main street.
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CENTRAL BANK The Annual Meet
ing of the Stockholders of the Central Bank for the
choee of Directors for the ensuing; to fix the limit
Of the loan to Directors and tor the transaction of
other business that may legally come before them, will
be held at their Banking Rooms, MONDAY, the 9Th
day of october next at 10 o'clock A. b.
Per Order of Directors.
c. L. HARTSHORN, Cashier.
Worcester, Sept. l6. 1862. dto6 SIT
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NgILLBURY BANK Notice is hereby
iva given that the Annual Meeting of the Stockhold
ers of the Mlbury Bank will be held on the first MON
DAY in OctObernext at 2 O'Clock NJ, at their Bank
ing Rooms for the choice of Directors to TX the limit of
the loan to Directors and to act on any other business
'"h' may P''p'''' d. ATWOOD, Cashier.
Ntuhurv sent IA 1892 dtoG sl8
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GP1 FT0N RANK-Tbc Annui

GRAFTON B N K.-The Annual
VI Meeti,g of the Stockholders of the Grafton Bank,
for the choice Directors for the ensuing year 10 NIX
the limit the loan DrectOrs and for the u ansac-
ton Of any other business that may legally before
them, will be held at their Banking Rooms, on MON"
DAY the 9th day of October next, at two O'Clock, p NJ.
BY order Of the Directors,
W. y. SUTTON Cashier
Grafton Sent 1862. deOpto6 SIG
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)EAL ESTATE AGENT,-Tbe under.

~ signed offers his services for the purchase e.
change and leasing of real estate for the purchase and
sale of stocks and bonds for the negotiation of business
naper for procuring loans MORTGAGES; for making
papers of all kinds relating to the purchase, sale
change of real estate and for the collection of rents
0lIice 203 Main street A. j. EATON.
iaIn
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ClTY BANK-The Annual Meeting {

~ the Stockholders of the City Bank, of Worcester,
for the choice of Directors for the year ensung
the limit OF the loan to Directors and for the
of any other business that may legally come before
them, will be held at their Banking Rooms, on
WEDNESDAY, the 8th day of October next, at eleven
O'Clock NATH'L PAINE. Cashier
Worcester, Sept. l6 1862 dto6 sl9