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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-22

CHICAGO, Feb. 21.-Twenty.two hundred
of the fort Donelson prisoners arrived tuis
morning. More are expected tomorrow
New YORK, Feb 21-Nassau dates of the
18th say the rebel steamer Cahawba, with
full cargo of cotton, had arrived there at that
date, and reported that the steamer Isabel and
another both loaded with cotton, ran the
blockade of Charleston at the same time.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-22

NEW YORK. Feb. 2l.-SToCKS are strong: Cleveland
and Toledo MI Illinois Central scro65 Michigan South
Harlem l2a; Hudson 37l Erie 3j5 Erie preferred ISL
n Central sSs; Pacific Mail "a; Cumberland Coal GO
81 American Gold 1889; Galena and Chicago 2nd mort
gage bonds 6S; North Carolina skies u: Virginia
81 Michigan skies 81; California 49, Missouri
skies 54 Missouri skies issued to the Hannibal and ST.
Joseph railroad 673i Tennessee skies 81; skies, 81
coupons, 90: Oregon War Loan. half YEARLY, Ss1.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOT EvAo

ST. LOUIS. Feb. 21.-Neary all the Fort
Donelson prisoners have reached here, and are
being rapidly forwarded to their destination.
Gen. Buckner is expected tonight II is un.
derstood that the officers will be sent to Co
lumbus, Ohio.
Union scout, who was in Columbus on
Tuesday night, reports that there are no pre-
paratons being made for the evacuation of
that place. Fourteen steamers with steam up
were at the wharf. A salute was fired, ind.
eating the arrival of general and reinforce
ments from the south.
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SLAYER EXECUTED.

New YORK, Feb FL Gordon, the notori-
GUS SLAYER captain, was executed at noon to
day. He made no speech. Last night he
attempted to kill himself by smoking cigars
saturated with strychnine. Gordon was born
in Portland, Me-, and was thirty-eight years
old
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-22
BUCKNER NOT ARRESTED.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. 21.-The Journal was
misinformed with regard to the capais report
ed to have been issued by judge Catron for the
arrest of Gen. Buckner. He is under indict
ment, but it is not probable that the civil au
thorities will demand him from the military
authorities.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-22
REOONNOITERING THE OCCOQUAN.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 22-The steamer Step
ping Stones arrived this morning from the up
per fotia Yesterday morning she, with the
launch and boats crew from the Yankee,
went on reconnaissance up Occoquan Creek,
some four miles Lieut.. Eastman sent out
acting master Lawrence with the launch, who
visited the north and south shores, penetrating
short disrance into the interior, but without
finding any signs Of the rebels. Just as the
launch was leaving the south side of the creek
brisk fire was opened on them by the rebels,
from five or six field pieces posted in a clump
Of woods. Some forty shells were thrown by
the enemy, all of which flew uncomfortably
near to the Stepping Stones, but doing no dam
age save slightly tearing the flag. The fire
was returned by her, and from a howilzer in
the launch, plunging a shower of rified shot
into the cover of the rebels, which undoubted-
ly damaged them, as their fire soon sackened.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-22

In Holden, Feb l6 Samuel Howe rs.
In Fitcburg, Feb 2 Willie Henry child of Cyrus and
EmilyJ blanchard, IL days
In Westminster, F 10 a. Samuel Barns IS yrs mos.
In Tewksbury, Feb 20 Geo w Bean, S.
In Southbrdge, Feb 10, ofconsImptiun, Henry Armes
80 yrs IN IA days
In Globe Village, Feb IL. Francis Joseph of Jere-
miah and Anastatil Callahan yrs Is days; 18TH
Paul, son of Francis and Peash Wage, ~
IN webster, FEB H. Eliza Harris, 49, 18th, Mrs Sae,
wife of Adam Hubbard. 50.
In lint9n FEB S of scarlet fever and dipthera Attic
7, eldest child Of Henry ID and Emeline Olcott yrs IS
days. goth, consumption, James stewart 81 yrs mos
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In Fltchburg, Feb 6, Gustavus NJ Hunt to Hannah
Witt, both of titchburg
II Charlton. Feb l6 Elijah Carpenter to Sarah NJ
Eastman, both OF Charlton.
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THE PRESIDENTS AFFL1crroN.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.-The following was
addressed to the senate and house, but con.
gress had adjourned before it was delivered
"The president of the United States was
last evening plunged into affection by the
death of beloved child. The heads Of the
departments, in consideration OF this distress
ing event, have thought it would be agreeable
to congress and to the American people, that
the official and private buildings occupied by
them should not be illuminated on the evening
OF the 22nd lust Signed, VIM. IL. Seward S.
ward Bates, NJ. Blair"
The cabinet held their meeting at the state
department. The public buildings will not,
therefore, be illuminated, the arrangements
Tor that purpose being suspended
President Lincoln is i'll today, being ex-
hausted by his continued watching at the bed.
side of his dead son Willie.
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UNION ORGANIZATION IN RICH.
NTOND.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 21.-One of the returned
prisoners has been seven months in Richmond.
He gives unmstakable evidence of the fact
that a strong Union organization exists iii
Richmond. The Union men claim to be 5000
strong and are eagerly waiting and longing
for an opportunity to fling out the stars and
stripes. Out of the seventeen tortitcatons
around Richmond, only one is armed. The
city could be taken easily. Desperate efforts
are making to recruit the army. The rebels
admit that it they co not secure the services
of every male citizen OF Virginia between the
ages of Is and 60, they must yield Virginia in
thirty days.
The Union men have regularly organized
leagues. with signs and pass words. Many
acts of kindness have been shown at every
possible opportunity to the prisoners. Our in.
formant has a handsome gold Oh in presented
b. the ladies', accompanied by an anonymous
note expressing the hope that the links in the
chain of the Union would snon be more firmly
united than ever.
Union men informed him that the army at
Manassas was falling back, that from three to
five regiments were daily arriving at Rich.
mond-the Tennesseeans going to Tennessee,
the South Carolinians to South Carolina, and
Others to their several states.
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NNLtN TINE Vt. ALDKTLH.
NICHOLAS b. WILLIAMS.
East Douglas, Jan, 20, A. d. 1852. dtf2f Isas
y SSIGNEFS, AND M0RTGACEE,S

A SALE.-Hy order of tie Judge Of Probate and In
solvency for the county o Suffolk passed January 49,
in the city of Worcester, and In South HrOon will be
s2ld at Public Auction on FRIDAY, the 28th day Of
unless prev iousy disposed at private sale In Accord
ance with the terms Of said order
proposals will be received until Thursday Feb 90 for
the purchasc at private sale of all the proper
ty at Worcester, belonging the late firm Of Nourse
Mhson Co. on the day of the date Of their proceedings
IN insolvency. and all the property since that date pu
Ah@"fehIhfhnIY ubo tV4hises arjgped and
said firm; consisting in part Of steam Engines Lathes
Iron and Wood Planers. Circular Saws Mortising and
Pig Iron Blacksmiths' Tools Anvs Tools OF every De
scripOn, Lumber. hard and soft Agricultural Iinpe-
nents, finished and Unfinished with all the Patterns for
astings Of all the Agricultural Implements said ARM
and generally of all the Goods, Wares, ChAttels Fix.
lures and Machinery; now in an upon the premises.
Also at the same time for all the similar property sit
uated at the Factory Of said Firm In South roton
sistng of general quantity Of similar articles.
All the property above mentioned may be examined at
anv time on application Worcester, to SAMUEL
DAVIS, and at South Gre ton to Is. TAFT.
complete Schedule of the property at each Of the
above places with the cost price of the same will be
prepared and may be found and after February TO-
at each Of the above places and also at the Counting
Room OF the late Firm In Boston,
Proposals VIII be received for said property eparatey
at certain per centage the cost shall appear BY
the respective schedules payment to be made
te cash. and one quarter in three six and nine months
with satisfactory security.
Should be satisfactory the said prop
ery a. worcester will be sold auction Friday Febru
airy 49, at ~ O'Clock noon and at South Groton on Sat
urday, March l. at II O'Clock a m.
The above offers very favorable opportunity for any
one TO engage in the manufacture Of agricultural
ments.
The Stock OF Agricultural Imnlenents including that
which was damaged by the late IRE and other property
In Quincy Hall In Boston, will also be offered for sale as
soon as practicable to take account Of the same
OLIVER ASIEs h SONS, Mortgages
WILLIAM DEHoN,)
PETER BUTLER, yAssignees.
Boston. Feb. Q. 1862. deodsw "a
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A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE
AA OF
FURNITURE AT AUCTION,
ON WEDNESDAY, FEB. 2eth. INST.

VIII be sold at the late residence of MRS. s. b.
SCOTT deceased, No AZ Thomas street all the House,
hold Furniture in SAID house belonging to the estate OF
MIS- > - scott deceased, eonssting in pat of Beds,
Bedding, Carpets, Sofas Looking Glasses Hair and Cane
Seat On airs and lockers, Marble Top Table Stoves
ktchen Furniture, Crockery, Sc, &c. Al.o four large
on Paintings 0andscapes) sale to commence at ID
o'clock. JOHN O. OrIS Administraior
NV dts Il. Is. LAbISON, AuctIOneef
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% be Kst.

FOR SALE-The Lot and Buildings
Il Of the estate Of s u. SCOTT, late of Worcester.
being the estate No l4O to la Main street.
nearly opposite the Bay state House The lot Al feet
front by 70 deep, and the estate pays large in
LeTegt
Also for sale. belonging TO the estate. Pews No.
and Is on lower floor, and Pew 40 II In gallery of First
Unitarian Church (Dr. IIlll's. Apply to
JOHN c. OTIS Administrator
Worcester Feb. TO- 1862 ITO dtf
A VERY CONVENIENT TENE-
"a MENT TO RENT, at No, II Charlton street con.
tanning seven rooms Apply on the premises.
fl5 dtapl
TENEMENT TO RENTING. IA Pleas
- ant street. Apply on the premises. dim rs
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70O OOO BARRELS OF THE
AOOSOOO LODI MANUFACTURING CO.'S

Z Q q d r H II II r.
For sale by the LODI MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
, = l25 Commercial street. Boston, Mass,
rms Company, with capital of Sl50000 lAe most ex
tefslve works Of the kind In the world and an eNpers
enee OF ~ years In manufacturing. with reputation
p@ estaOlshed having also exclusive control Of all
the night soil from the great city Of New York pre-.
pared TO Furnish Article which is without doubt the
chedpest and uery best fertilizer In market
rice Tor barrels and over 81 so per barrel only
no per ton IL greatly increases the yield aud Hpens
tue crop from Two 10 three weeks earlier
OF from ~ 70 ~ per acre and with very little labor.
inupnet, containing ALI the Information necessary
WIN lettefb from Horace Greeet Daniel Webster and
hundreds OF farmers who have used IL exensIveiv for
many years may be had Tree by addressing letter
above or JAMES 4. FOSTER,
90 CourtlAndt street, New York,
Care 81 the Lodi Manufac turinR Company.
LEE SPhAGUE CO., Worcester. wSm fl9
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MORTGAGES SALE.-WiIl be SOLD

AtA at Public Auction, on the premises on THURS
DAY the twenty-sevenh day of February A. D. 1852 at
o'clock certain tract Land with the BulldirRa
thereon, stuatcA in East Douglas so called in said
Douglas contaNng about forty rods, less Said
premises will be sold in pursuance of power OF sale
contained In mortgage deed from Anthony Berard to
stanford u MQwrg, Oct 10. 1850 and recorded In the
Registry of Deeds for the county OF Worcester book $40
page 81 The said mortgage was transferred by said
MowrY to the undersigned Oct 80 1855 and record-
ed In said Registry OF Deeds book 49, page $751; and on
account Of default being made In the OF money
mentioned In TIE conditions Of sail mortgage deed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-22
KENNEDYS RHEUMATIC IMMINENT.

The attention of the public is called to this most
cellent Of all Linents perfect and speedy for
all the aches and pains thatfiesh is heir to.
EHEUMATISNI is caused by stagnation of the
fluids arising from checked perspirations cureI by
few bottles vi KENNEDYs RHEUMATIC LINIMENT.
NEURALGIA--th king of all paints caused by
Inflammation of the nerves is instantly cured by
few applications of KENNEDY's RHEUMATIC LlNIhENr
SPRAINS are caused by over-exteusiOn and
sudden re action Of the musclesis cured by few bot
ties OF KENEEDY's RHEUMATIC LININENT equally good
for man or beast.
the ribsis cured by few bottles of KENAEDY's r.
MAT1C LINIMENT.
BRUISES are caused by sudden pressure of the
flesh and smashing of the tissuess instantly relieved
by KEHEEDY's RHEUMATIC LISIMENT.
CIkAkP Il a contraction Of the muscles, caused by
sudden stOppage Of the nervous fluid. which prevents
animal life having free fowls cured By appiica
tons of KENNEDY's RHEUMATIC LININEET.
BILIOUS COLO is caused by aneuralgia in the
stomach and bOwels-take teaspoonlul of KERNEDY's
RHEUMATIc LISIMENT in warm water every half hour
unit cured.
SORE THROAT AND ITOA RS EN- ESs
are caused by an unnatural dryness OF the glandswet
piece of flannel with KENHEDYs RHEUMATIC IMMINENT,
apply It ON going to bed and you will he well in the
morning
HEADACHE AND TMRORBING OF
THE TEMPLES Is caused by pressure from in5ensble
perspiraton-is cured by few applications Of KENNK-
DY's RHEUMATIC LINIMBHT.
WEAKNESS OF THE BACK Follow the
direction In the circular around each bottle.
II is good for Toolhache, Earache Sweled Face and
Inflammation Of every ind Every family should have
n full supply for the winter.
2. HARLOW, JAMES GREEN, BUSH 4 CO. M. i.
MoCONVlLLE, W. II. GoULpING, and by Druggists
everywhere. dti Jas
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or large capital capitalists who wish to purchase
town or county rights speculation will find il for
ntr interest 10 call the subs( riber at the Waldo
House, VINO Will plain how rs cent per month can
be made Oh every dolar invested by purchasing patent
right to manufacture ue of the staple articles Of
MERCHANDISE in the country The business can be COM
enced ana carried on in small with one hundred
dollars capital, and with very small outlay of money
organizations can be made to carry It successfully.
samples OF the article to be manufactured will be exhb-
ited with full explanations, and pamphlets furnished
10 explain the nature of the business any
one who may feel an interest in the same
fl5 dots HOWARD TIT1,EN
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Auft1ons.

A UCTION.-I shall sell at Public Auc.
a tion, in front Of my Sales Rooms, on SATURDAY
The 2Srd day Of Feb, instant, ats O'Clock D. M precise
y, Cow, with calf by her side five DAYS old / Cow
with calf Twin come In the first of April next Sale Of
Furniture and various other articles at O'clock as s-
al; sale positive Il. Is. HANSON, Auctr.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-22

BIRMINGHAM STATE NORMAL
SCHOoL.-The next term of this Institution for
the preparation of teachers will commence with an ex
March. Tuition is free
The state approprates $1,000 annually in aid or tbse
deserving young ladies who are unable to the ex
penses OF the school, For particulars apply to
fl9 dtmch4 GEO. n. BIGELOW Princinal
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-22

Wv III NJ q - Inc
~ Spring term opens TO DAY Competent and
thoTough instruction continues to given at low rates
IN all that goes to make up good education preparing
young men for standngn College or the Count
ing toomi and young ladies for usefulness in such call
ngs ana positions IN society open them. For
admission apply to the Princil al,
-. REV. J. r. STONE, A. NJ. A.. D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-08
LATR LOCAL NEWS.

ARREST FOR BAsrARpY, AND ATTEMPT To
EscAPB.-Last evening an Irishman, named Den.
MS Mahoney, was arrested by ofhcer Healy OF
the Second Ward, on the charge Of bastsrdy.
being changed by Catharine McGfath with being
the father Of her child that wa born on the 2Ol6
Of last August, and he was taken before Justict
Hazard, who, after hearing the evidence Of the
mother, required him to give bond for its upport
warrant has been In the hands Of ofRcers foI
Mahoneys arrest for some months, and this 10 the
trst time an opportunity has occurred TO catch
to walt until he could give security; ana IN.
morning having failed 70 procure IT, the ofsce,
started with him to the once Of the Justice ONO
site Wilard.', but wien they reached the corner
=. Lniitssn-and -a-half and y streets, Malone,
bresse and run towards Fourteenth street. Once,
Healy firing his pistol several times In the air.
which occasioned grea, excitement. MahoneI
was stopped, however, at The corner by ofscsu
once, ana after commitment had been mad.
out be was sent to JAIL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-08
THE VOLUNTEERING MOVEMENT CO.
ING GLORIOUSLY ON

ING 6LORI0USLY ON.
The news received from all quarters Of the
North today in relation to the progress Of VOL
unteering, Is Of the most cheering character.
Senator Dixon, Of Connecticut, 10 in town, and
reports that two regiments are now full In that
State, and that the whole quota Of the State will
be ready within a week.
A regiment Of 1000 men was reported bv tele-
graph this morning az ready for service in Cay
uga county, N. Y, Secretary Stewards county)
but dispatch received at noon to-day states that
the number has been Increased to 1 800 men, and
that 1t 10 now proposed to raise brigade there
The Steuben county regiment is also reported
full, and ready 20 be mustered into the service
Harrisburg, Pa, we hear, 10 In a blaze of en-
thusiasm, and the whole town appears to be en-
listing.
Similar news from every quarter shows that the
old 76 spirit 10 abroad-in the rural districts espe-
cially-and that where they were lately enlisting
by tens, they are now coming forward by hun
dreds, under the new cali.
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LATEST FROM THE PENINSULA
GEN. HOOKER FALLS BACK FROM NAL.
vERN HILL.
THE ENEMY ADVANCING FROM Rich.
MoNp STRONG FORCE EXPECT
ING AN ATTACK.

HELIeuAlTERs AKxI OF TIE PoToNAc, Aug
s.-General HOOKER remained a. Malvern Hill
until twelve O'Clock "wednesday night when he
fell bsck to his encampnent, leaving strong
guards al Haxball's.
4 he rebelI moved down rom Richmond on
three roads, concentrating their forces near Nal
vern. They thought our whole army wa, sdvsn-
cling toward Richmond when this movement
was merelvar connoiSssnce in force.
The gunbost Sarsfeld, which had been aerourS
for some days, above CITY Point, wa, got on yea
terday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-08
COLLECTORS OF TAXES.

The following appointments have been mad,
under the internal revenue bill:
Vermont-Flrt dIstrict-ColIector, Jos. Pol
and, OF Montpelier; assessor. VIM. c. Kittridge
Of Fairhaven. Second distric.-Collector, Geo
A Merrill, Of 81. Jonesburg; assessor, Thos. E
Powers, Of Woodstock. Third dIstrict-ColIec
tor, Carlos Baxter, Of Burlington; assessor, Henry
c. Adams, Of Grand Isle.
New Hampshire.-Firstd istrict-C ollector, j as
M. Lowering, Of Exeter; assessor, George NJ Her.
ring, Of Pennington. Third Observation-Disclosures
Daniel P. Wheeler, Of Oxford; assessor, Calvin
May, IT,, Of Keene.
Dafota-Collector, Joel A. Potter; assessor,
Joseph lie perge.
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DIED.

On the eth instant. GEORGE FRANCIS, son
Of I'd ward and LisEe Di ION.
His funeral viii take plsoe from the residences Of
his parents, on 20 (eatur1Ayl ~ 10 O'Clock,
u No. IL street, between 6th and 7th, Island.
ls s:SkstSys. % q: .th s:.sRt ff.fS s saStt
TEX ylfs Of MI lam Porte-, apd granfaSs inter
o. NE late Hugh Diving, IN the " d ysas OF mgr
:, xhs fl,ssds sna s.sssintsnos, of the family are
ds,, sfssraoon. 81 o CLOCK. IBslt Sun oopJl
On the sth instant. JOHNNY, only eslld Of
Anddsw and Hslen NJ 10 ], aged 10 mon be.
We hads ifttls Johnny onoe,
De W1 our darling Drtde;
w9 lDyod him. oh. Derha, A. too 20,
FOR sSep he dept and died
Oar yehnnys lissls shining eyss,
Whteh shons DO bfisAt and freq, 10
Nov sleep above In tnAs sNoss No.
OF fpniSfxlityl = ~ - o.
gAsed ppep hin fadiaE. ...g-.-Fss .Ga.
md kia NJ p Ions sfsvsl, Lob %
We havee ltLe engei gene .I /.
Home wtth6od TO dWsll "a rE -
n a,offessyn. August 9. Iss3. Mary EpIya,
ysnugest daughter Of Y. y. ana MAY 4. kdmon
ston, agsd 7f dsys. =
lNsv YoFK sRa rh'lAdslShis psPsn o'PyI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-08
APPOINTED BRIGApIER GENERAL

OIIN TED DNIUAUIEh UENhhhL.
Richard Busted, Esq., the eminent lswyer OF
New York, and formerly Corporation Counsel,
was Yesterday appointed by the President a
Brgadier General Of Volunteers. General
Busteed's immediate field Of duty will be
his own State, where It Is well known his
commanding elOquence and popularity will be
Of great service to the Government In these DAYS
Of recruiting The General leaves the city to-
day in company Of Surveyor Andrews and Alder.
man Dayton, OF New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-08
HEADED OFF.

Since the PRONUNCIATION Of the order Of the war
Department in relation to drafting, large num-
Der Of persons have been suddenly infected with
passion for foreign travel, aud have rushed 70
the State Department for passports at the rate OF
from one hundred and ffty to two hundred per
day. Bv the order OF Secretary Seward, to be
found In another column, It will be seen that the
state Department is disposed to head OF these
worthless
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A TIkNTIoN, Suffers.
A SOLDIERS, MfacHANTs
AND EVERYBODY.
Now IS TIE rIME 70 MAKE YovH

1he subscriber wou d esll the s,tendon Of ala
t5en1I-Is to his large and well selected ttoof ei
sTAzIoNERY AND
croG . FANCY AETtJLEe
CARD DE VIsITE PRUTo6E piis on an
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or.einE Mlntsry Men. Lawyers. st.lssmen, Doe
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soon IEsped from the preSs,
Largest stoek Of PAPER-C0 VHUun
NovELS AZ the city. 20 vhloh ne cal tSs ssts.D
slATloNkRY PACKAGES, tia eAs.,e.s ..s
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PENKNIVEs.
BACKGAMMON. CHESS soLo fkks
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THR H0RaE MARKET - Editor oftks Stay: VIII
yop inform the readers OF your valuable paper
what place we can send the horses and vehicles
we have 10 sell in your city. BY a recent act Of
both branches OF youf honorable Councils, passed
on the 26lh Of July, horse market WA estab-
lished on Sixth street, between Missouri avenue
and the canal, and II that 10 the law why block up
the public reservation on Ninth street, 10 the
great Inconvenience Of the public In that neig b.
borhoodf Why net have all such property sold
at the place designated by the Councils Of your
city, and stop the greatest nuisance ever created
In this city. Yours truly,
Warrington, Augusts. MANY CITIzENs.