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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-02
LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
NEW YEA RS DAY At WASHING

TON.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-The foreign minis
tiers and attaches, in full court Dress and af-
forwards the army and navy officers in uni
form, formally paid their respects to the presi-
dent at noon The outside gates were thrown
open to the public subsequently, when the
large mass of impatient human beings rushed
in tor similar purpose. There was music in
the vestibhle OF the White House, and all was
gaity. The weather is delightful. Calls were
made on the heads of departments, and many
citizens and distinguished soJourners, are also
keeping open house.
The members OF the cabinet and Judges of
the supreme court, were among those who at
aiNearier hour had paid their respects to the
president.
Nearly the entire diplomatic corps, after
leaving the White House, made compliment
tary call on the secretary OF state at his resi-
deace where they and other visitors were
cordially received aud entertained. Lord Ly
ons and Baron Stoekl were not, it is believed,
present on the occasion.
Major Army says there about 10000 Nava.
joes in New Mexico, who own, with. the
Mexcans in the territory, probably million
of sheep, which are used principally for food.
The animal remain unsilorn OF the wool which
would make good blankets and clothing for
our troops.
Col. r. H. Rush's regiment of Lancers pa
raded the Avenue, to-day, presenting u bril-
liant appearance.
All the troops on the Virginia side, at eight
O'Clock this morning, were making extensive
preparations for enjoying New Years day,
HE programmes were varied Theatrical
representations and pig races in some local..
ties being prominent in the bills. A ride of
thirty miles afforded no more interesting items
than these. The occasional firing of guns
were incidents of the jubilation.
An order has been issued prohibiting any
bands i'll the service of the u S. from going
out on Serenading parties, unless by previous
permission of the provost marshal.s There has,
it appears been an excess of such music at
night in many cases being more OF an annoy.
ance than compliment to the distinguished
gentlemen whom it was proposed thus to honor.
The city police, in new uniforms, were pres
ent and kept everything in excellent order.
Among the crowd at the presidents man.
sion, and of marked prominence, was Major
w. f. NJ Army, successor OF Kit Carson, U.
S. Indian agent in New Mexico. He wore
full suit of buckskin, made in Mexican STYLE
and elegantly embroidered with beads. He
privately presented to Mrs. Lincoln splendid
blanket, as a New Years offering. 1t is an
evidence of the taste and skill OF the Rocky
Mountain Indians. This blanket was made by
squaw of Navajo chief, she having been
employed upon it for five months. 1t is of
large size, of WOOL the figures upon it being
of white, red, and blue.
Lieutenant general Scott does not design an
early visit to Washington.
The treasury is paying off its own notes
furnishing only small amounts of specie for
The purpose of change.
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Persons calling Tor the above list will please say adver-
tised S. FARNSWORTH, JR., p NJ
NO BOOT AND SHOE MANUFAC-
H TURERS.-TO LET-The large and commodous
Store Bangs Block, recently occupied by Fitch Otis
boot shop It comprises five stories, each of about
1900 feet is supplied with water and
ience ana is well lighted and probably the best boot shop
in Worcester. 1t will be let for term of very
reasonable terms. b. S. MESSENGER
ia2 dis6t
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To conclude with the farce Of
THE YOUTH THAT NEVER saw A WOMAN
T ,IST OF LETTERS remaining in the

/ IST OF LETTERS remaining m The
~ Mllbury Post Office Jan. 1862
Abigail Burroughs Mary Ann Kemick
Jacob Bean Ann Loud
Mrs NJ A Barlow Patrick hcNamee
Mrs NJ BGtcheer Patrick MINER
RBartOn ~ Co Samuel MOulton
Vim Bailey Dennis Metamle
Jonas Brown James Mcdonald
Hiram Sailor II VI takes
Elizabeth Banks James Iiupr
James Cheney 2 Fenniman
Oskine Cowles T. pear
Edward DJyle James Suffer
c II Fletcher Mary o Underwood
Chas II Tanning John Wynn
Joseph Farwel l. + Wood
Mary FOsket sylvia Wcsson
Amelia a Gibbs Ann n White
Elizabeth u Graves FRENCH LIST.
Chas q COTE or heirs Jean Gigaires
Arthur lIaml Peter Wood
Mary HYDE Charles Bell
Henry King
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DR, Z. G. GOULD S CURE FOR PIN
:, - M0SiNls, new discovery, for sale by GEO 2
HARLOW, Ap0ihecnry. dtf ala
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-02

FENO RENT-A convenient Lower Tene-
b ment in good repair, at No. Maple street.
d3l dot
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NOTICE.-Whereas, SARAH j. SMITH,
wife, has conducted herself towards me in the
most insoenl manner years past usEg the most irTita
ing language, so that cannot live with her therefore
give liberty to any person to trust her on their Olon ac
count but POsiftpeg forbid all persons trusting on
my account, as am determined not to pay any debts Of
her contracting after this date GEO. H. SMITH.
Worcester Dec. 81, 1861. d4t@ d3l
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90 be gG.

no LET-A convenient Upper Tenement
"A of five rooms, No. Z Cherry st. Price SS5.
il diff JAMES Il. PIERCE.
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AGRICULTURAL

INGS BANK.-The Annual Meeting of the Mem
bers of the Worcester Mechanics Savings Bank for The
choice Of officers and any other business which may
legally come before them. will be held their Banking
Rooms, on THURSDAY, January 2. 1852, at O'Clock D.
M II WOODWARD, Treas'r
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.FFc1 The Charleston Mercury.
Hone for Is Yet

We have received. by chance. northern
paper from Washington. Pan old and re.
Liable Democrats paper, under date OF Nay
stl,--in ~hich We ind tic sujoincd article
We nov say 10 cur people, As We have a.
ways said. Va have The right on our side.
and the great democratic party OF the North
IS with Us "a sympathy We have always
said that Republican ism. another name ior
aboiitonism) '.lsunched" VI into this VAT
We say 90 now. and here Is a distinguished
northern paper that fully and completely
bear us out We have always sat that
Lincoln and his myrnidons we're utterly 10
capable al conducting the var against -
We ssid 50 after the cowardly retreat. o.
rather roHf # Bull Run We say - Gov
and We have i here admitted by a 3isiin.
Snishec exponent u The Democrats faith.
that the party carving on tho var ia mo-
tont to conduct Il with honor or even safety
We earn. moreover. from this reliable
source. that the var i dlssoln's'r managed.
shat the people can see uoth.ne bui ,niefm'n
able debt an isxafl3a Can Ne she's expect
that peopl. 80 eround dove and - fsxed
I'll much louger pef~isi Ia their mad eafecf4
We Ind too. lhat she ~hole aosthern -ensl
meni j. fi..as ~ aeaiu'i lhs sssef breaking
iosn 81 'h.'r coasd ieiion ihs, the, have
neither eiFee -pc~ch free .oil osf Tree me-.
lin thaa. thai there 5. i-fies. ,i.sense ~
AZ, 'hng ike system 10 ce,riar' as tie s,s
eronsu, Inc, admit ,bsu,...se. thar there
i uoiAn. Ike stability 81 be looked 90 10
the faiar. AL fhai ~. .peu and la.lpAble
% al
We have alssss bal sfest fiiih - The
norihern Democracy They have slwas-
stood b. ~. AMI vc greet ~ish heartfelt
gratitude. thc*c sentiments coming from
Pennsylvania. ia ,hs oug lime of trouble -
We az. therefore 20 eur friends. ssks
heart noas te discouraged. We slall
&c have he ~hoio northern Denso1faey
with ~. u requires only one great revere
= their .su.s - bring the Yankees - she.r
marrov bprc- 81 this fact there nrei be
No stronger es.ssnee thar = afforded - tbs
latsscstas aaa spirited article .his- 80 an
aex. 49, el.ich -e osmneDl o. - special
sncutson ~ al eur rea1ss we migAi ask
moreover Il. anseg The lamentations 81 Our
se-ashosa r>pers - grsesilv seised open aad
repeated Al ne North. there = anything .
comgafe siih sAis "a sd solemn al IRON
tie lsnkso nAtson. exhibiting nes only
aaeir ,urosenry. Bat their utter demoFsiza
gioa smong taenselves-she reign Of terror
All false isaprison1neas ex sting among then
and shs political rerolution thai = uor a
usssss~i . - going on 70 upset Their dyu.s
F = .nf oteuurn her Republican govern
msrt - shey eail Sc Read tie following
nestt - rHs ntsecskTic vfCscasgs
u = ~ ronsler that The Democrats 80
laFiss sre besnk kersid~l firm al pcsnts -
Tie .etefy 81 Repsbitcsnisrn iaanra~f &c
mo = en thre' sh,cA 4 l, impoisrt q Goa.
dyst us. -th hcoos or even safety Ard -
dHseia'c 80 e<sn ls uansssuspt e he
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The Louisville Jssrssl thus notices he
growing and sbFeash-aiag Appearances Of
g~srilla var n ihas STATE
We give elsew here remarks ffota thfee
PAPERS. lie NASHVILLE XVI BAD. -,
Shelbyviiie ~ Nfsrs. arsl tie Cincinnasi
te~Hssrrisi. n rersfi - sha PR cegei guss.
ia vsriase b. kestacky Taefe cannot Re
\ sAaslo~ q rational aoaot thai tac .eses
s.oais,s Of eur State have been secsetiy a.
sising and arranging the giars aed means ii
snca a system o. warfare toe some morth.
snd that boa thsy are about ready - % Ae-
lively - their sork-to the wofk q robhinr.
burning. capturing ani hanEing. That shet
.n1eoa - b tas< s. a. certain ans fact uutIs
heaven.
We are tsiif ssri.od a. o. uhat ue -. l.
eAPeeN a.. : &c are 40 faily prorsfcl 90
.. y = hish tms ~e we're Tales gss
nsots Figorves al eHis1d1d mfans - a.ls..
Tel q iotinaaists ear rrbels al rs.ka fhers
tosego 90 suspend he execsiion 81 the.f or
s9arsey. ~ vhole ioy2i ropuiasIoa Il 49,.
state I'll soen be rousei and ssArsis.l -
events Of tie 49, f~tgfui character -.
Ee have coal4s..os lAat ti.s n.ii.t.fs ....,....
tics who nes kAfe as4iI - in eh.sse s,,...-..
~ sre sssrsly the mee 81 t.4olr tis.e< -
lsekine nsisksf n sagse.tv oor resolve. ~.
enerky. snd - b>E leave 20 ss.a4e aber
thas tasy cAoros easily, n ths sresf cries
eatstrip n shsifaessares he paisitt.c .rnt
seat Of he p<opie. whafevrr - n~oes..s,
70 prose~t ksnsackr from hrirsndsge II.
90 ouly be tolerated bos sprisodea Th~u
n~ei - 70 deobs 81 tbs
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T.os- tie Ncrfolk Ley Book. Nay .sst.
Submitting with Good Grace.

Cowards die thousand deaths-bFave
mon die bet once" Is an aphorism most
clearly impressed upon our mind by the pre-
sent condition OF Norfolk. The pang ofsur-
render Is over. and the people, convinced that
there Is 10 use in repuing. have met the hu
initiation with Spartan fortitude. The fate
OF war has ever been considered uncertain.
and brave peopie eau always make up their
minds % meet its exigcnces. The announce
ment OF evacuation fell liko q thunderboit
fIom a eloudless SKY OF the devoted heads
OF tho cnmmunlty. but the occupation of the
CITY 81 m armed and. We might add, a mer.
ciiul Zoe. has been met with a degree 0f for.
tltude and dignity that must impress even
our enemies with the truth that We are wor
Thy Of the uame o. lrocmen An intelligent
people can always conform 20 circumstances.
and are ewes ready 70 submit 90 power when
resistance r. VAN. and while they nav de
V.ofe the circumstance that placed their
neck IN the yoke. they have always a sui
cien' discretion 70 work quietly in the traces
knowing tha' sny other course must resuli "a
dIsrsfcr
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Our dispatches II YESTERDAY announce the
evacuation Of CoFinla b. the rebel forces
u IS suppo-ll Lat they ara retrcAting 70
Okalona. point about sevenp-htc miles
below Corinth. or ne Mobile and Ohio rail-
rad. Gen. Haileck bad commenced the A.
s1ck by three heavy columns. and propos ed
renewing the attack on Thursday morning,
ba. found on bis advance that the sncmy bad
retrestcd. The timber VAS heavy u the
iron, OF the Federal forces. and was suppos-
81 70 hide many rebel batteries. and -
consequence our forces advanced With a
great deal Of care The rebel forces we're
placed n a desperate situation. The rebel
commandeF eouid not advance and attack our
forces hcAlnd the foFtifcstions. with any
hops Of success. nor could he remain where
he WAS. for fear Of having his supplies cut OF
as well a. his retreat The rebel Generals
~iil nov have still greater difficulty in keep
ing their dcmofslfei forces together Their
army, from the beat means OF information
re have. we're much demoraliEed before tbs
retreat. snd - decentralization will not nov
be lessened bat increased The country
sill await With much interest. further infor.
nation from that source
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TxI lollo'sing sxsFses "a f.on TIC Pas.s
c.tas-. ssrous Democratic paper. We con
mead /. to friesd Cookery. hoplOg thu, he
n.y profit By il advice
During OR reeeat vis.s % Iefrs H1uts
NC inquired Of fTe Different Democrats Of
vIgo county. whether lhsy endorsed lie
course Of Their RspEesenfailss. AID ~sula
,oss for rs re election 70 Congress Each
ore Of them assured Is he a. noi. and could
lot vote for him We commend tbs . oaE
olt frie1d Cookery Via salorses Voors.ee.
= I-st ~eeks paper. AID denouuces al Who
Il aoi approve ~ votes aud s2eeches =
There Eve rsea are 81 old Denioerst-. sub.
-csibess % The Journal two Of ihen, havs
recently been Democratic candidates 70.
oaice II v.go county. and Were Supported b
Nr. Cookery himself Oar candid opinion
=. shst NJ voorhees WI be defeated. bs
i.sse n,l jorisv. should IL venture o raa ioi
cosgress his fan Better les him slide
grafton. lie won's 10 70 tie 10.
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MAR KETS.
An Ordinance for the Better Protee
ton OF the Markets.

Src l. Re Il ordained by the Common Council Of
the City Of Haute. that 10 shall be- unlawful for
anyperson 20 tail Fresh Meats outside OF the South
sTn Market House without first procuring license
therefor and any person Who shal violate this 0rdi
nance. shall on conviction forfeit and pay sny sum
not exceeding twenty five dollars
Src. 2. The foregoing prohibition shall not extend
e. -alss Of Wild game, sh owis, 20 sales II
meate1om Pork or Packing Houses during the pack
ing seasons, nor sales OF animals by the quarter.
SEC. 3. Any person may procure license 10 sell
fresh Meats for year, by paying 90 the Treasur
CT the sum OF fifty dollars. Of which fact the Treas
urer shall give 20 the applicant certificate aed on
this being presented 20 the Clerk be shall charge the
Treasurer with the amount and issue a license su-
thorzirg the party 70 retail Fresh Meats In the City
for QUE year. which, when CountefSigned hv the
Mayer snall constitute the license referred 20 In ue
nrst section Of this Ordinance, provided. however,
that IA ase person W. hes a license 20 retail caiy
Pork b have the same b. paying titeen desrs,
aud provided further fta' fcer-s 20 retail niUs'
generally polk Only .hs 80 nu.acr g ih- fcii
10 sell Ga but one place q business.
src 4. The stalls ~ the Market House shall "a
rented IS follows, &. Wit Any person wishing &C
rent any one 81 tie twelve stalls on the east tut
shall psy seventy I've dollars per year for the same
bat N he takes additional stall adjoining. be shat
have II Tor twenty five dolars but he shall not SUBJ
lst arv ata % a third person under penalty q pay
ing the full rent ofsoveLtyhv dollars for the sae
Any PEI can rent any one II tho eight stalls IN
/ the west erd o. the Market House by paying fEou
thirty Eve sixty dollars per srnrr 70 be txed b,
! the Market Master. One half Of the rent money
shall be paid IN advance. and note payable Ia sil
mouths With approved security given for the Other
/ ksf aud 70 person will be permitted 20 occupy
stall without having paid the rent IN advance q III.
tine he occupies. Any person renting any 81 th'
twelve stalls In the east end. above stated, cal
have the refusal or the same from year - year At n
same rent. for I've YEAR,.
Sac s. The market h0uga shall be a. folowH-
Between tie frat OF April and the nrst OF October
on each day u the week. Sundays ..eep,ed, From
| , o'clock til O'Clock a NJ aud ON saturday even
ings from I'll half past o'cioOk, aud from The trs
Of October ti the lrst % APRIL from I'll o'elsci
T., and on Saturday evenings iro1c I'LL ak O'Clock
Sac c The moary received fron license ani rent
81 the Market House and penslties fof violation Q
Market Ordinances. shall sftFr paying the expense
| 81 TIE Improvements on the Market House no" OF
tefet. De kept a espsFato fund on interest. an
, denominsted "ths MARKET House Fund.
SIC :. All Ordinances IA conflict with fhis ~
hereby repealed.
Adopted Ne, 20ih, its2
Attest ~ "A sff NAhI. Na3.f.
/ D. etfltn Clerk ulas1tsa~
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xztio1ai finances. that people can see noth
tng Oui ilter1.ilab!e debt and tax4tson.-
ADDED 70 al thi.. Instead II 'iIoe coil. free
fnen. ard iroe speech. AL these arc denied
All ps9g.c 80 l0t call lh9 Constitution IT.
feverenily treated a. 50 much waste paper.
bur ce~poiism inzusurated which letter.
Tie press, moaopol.zes he telegraph. AID
cast men into psis1a ioF daring - inquire
ihto Tie acts OF th8 Administration. From
perfect absence ii FL. 81 any systsm IN
e9ncnctiAs tie goyernmenr people c4uuot
see any pI0.Pect fer an Improvement in tho
times, or say sign Of stability apoa which
Their hopes Of tie future can repose That
these are lasts none can DENY Il il any
wonder. thea. that people tura 70 those
principles aud their representative, ua5es
which they e.soyed 4 hb-rry sad prosperity
and national pride an1 lame. unmatched
l. toe history Of the wosldf
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u
While the chief European journals DO lit
tie else than pour cut vltFiol aud vinegar 10
gard 70 American affAirs. IL i gratifying TO
ind occasional instances OF a truly liberal
aud ApprsciAtiyc spirit We End marked
example Of the kind IN the Paris Presss Of
tho 5th lust one OF the ablesi Of the Partisan
Journals. aud since ". GlEARpis assumed -
ediIorship. conspicuous Tor IL just and intel
ligent judgments on American affairs. IL
thu. takes u tssk those Preach aud Eaglish
journals whose secession sympaghios blind
them 70 re broade-t and most palpable facts:
The. are certain Journalists whom the
events "a the past iav months IL the United
Slates. ave taught no lesson. History Ia.
no example Of Government surprised as
wHs that Of the Caifed states by a con=plfa.
~ long concocted By the very Laen 90 whom
the nation had eonhicd its guidance main
tanning tell and triumph.ag over "a aggrcs.
sors. While At the same time respecting the
Constitution 80 completely. Obliged 10 Gre
2se everything finances, administra
tion--Mr. Lacoln. seconded by the energy
OF the American people. has been able IA
- - eta@""
ehe wished % destroy the unity Of the Re
,atl, The rebels announced ia 1861 that
= e. tban a month they would be ia pos
setsicn OF The Capital OF the Uolou: Wash
4ngtoa 49, % have been occupied - the IL
~ April 81 lsst year and. inlect. L seemed
- ibo-sh aothlng esald p~veni the accom-
pli-bmeot Of this threat Aud yet Washing
loa has no; BEEN taken 10 lho whole course
81 the yesf vifle ga the contrary the fef.s
Torres have s,~en cofn f.ei,s,l % beat retire
without having ever attempted an attack
Driven. ~ thee have been. iron kcnfscky
irom Missouri. from Fcnue-see. routed -
efyv heFc compelled 81 concentrate al he
f"rcc Ga TO great bosic.. al that the Fedet
as used no~ j.. i tllrv sish O. Avoid bioot
shell. i simply nat % attack. and the rebt.
~lil &c compelled - surrender or dispcr..
los want OF Supplies Nor. tAis srrefeAe.
srreck - rsbelslsn. nffeFlg r4AaHsfed a..
ssr& -. -. - er~fssn foHr asfs. PVT fprfA -.
aroHetr sad sfatffr ftaa erfr
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.IAa ha,n. Of lslehman.l. !,

The nesi ls~ daYa may decide the fate Of
Richmond. Il j either - remain the esp
tsi Of The Conislefaos. Or be turned osef G.
iht federal government Yankee con.
quest The capital + either % 90 secure i
or lo.i--i' mas be feared nnl temporarily -
and ieifi - il,gss,a. Then. IL there r.
blood o. BE- shell les II 30 she'd lsre. 81
.,i oi the cenfeletaey could drink i up
m1fe sesr ftals. sud npne would hold II
more sriemlls Wife iamils sud friends
are roibius Leave them ~ ioI ene slo
gipus hsnf g. 80 devoted - fhr renublic
LIE aeifb saa e3an1. are nothing. il Ne
onis be saved from captured caps
tsl al.d q aunl.ilslei Conie1erscr let the
government aef LET thc people acf There
= time SET II fate come. "a So sp.st. lei
the ruins al Richmond ~ .is mot lasting
mouHuenl -Ricluanf Dispsfrh. hsg II.
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a .hc rcbei writes - ~ tlal the sight ~
oar PAPER caused her dos % fail ,ovr ia 4
- a. doe seem . have thsf effect upon =
good MANY dors--of both sexes.
W. guess tbst sitcr the next naval battle
near Fort Wright. ne rehei Ho'l'ia ~ill teat
s'ii'g
Hsstarekap has lssaesi quite enough ffoe
lkmAtions He hsd heffer DE iihsnf rflh
ef ISSUE.
sas arc - be aggravated bs the extension
Furamef
Tnfs4 see 30 saii seller in me soa.l
500
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Ri, amend Photographed b. a ssse
re.h- Editor.

We are lafesiel uth hosts Of thieves
elacklegs. prostitutes and others. sho daily
ofend The nostrlls - an their obnoxious ADD
poilutinr presence Gambling dens abound
n erers direetioa We appeal q the sense
and Justice Of the cay government. civil snd
mililary--iei NJ; eur youth he longer
ruined bv these harp.ss. ard particularly ici
nos cur wites end daughters bs insultsd 3,
The unabsshsd impujencs o. these fellows
crovilss our streets snd sarrinr The life q
cur liberty srt rsofniF
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II another columns Will be found an article
from the Charleston Mercury.
n the Mercury i console. a "a desperate
situation. by the article irons ne Penrsyl
v1nia paper 70 which !; r-fers. l. would Ger
,s.aly fud ar more consolation 10 receiving
,se Stale Ssaf.aef. anil a cory " Two u he
Journal. Of this city.
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WOOL! WOOL .

100 nAn LBS. WANTED, AND FOR
lUU,ODU which | viii pay The highest
price infCash. at my Leather store,
No. lf2 Main Street. Terre Haute, Ind.
may2slff J.. A. BJ RSE1T.
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oLDES HILL SHIRTS, Gsrrote ani
VI Turn Over Collars and Paper Collss
All Collars sold by the torsD. very cheap
Neck Ties, English B!eached and Unbleach
Cd Cotton snc Isle Half Hose, by the doz
en-. very low Cents SPINNER Cloths. al
colors L. RYCE s son
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Mantilla and Shawl Department.
DLACK SILK NANTES, CLOTH Do.
Id Black Aud White Check Do. Grenadine
Beregs and other Styles, SuFmsr Shawls
l.. RfCT son
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lar - yoa. by Constituents. that a. yoar
Representatives.. \ Eill nerer rois one cellar.
oss racH. OF enc gsa 70 fAs Naturalization y
AtraAzm Lfneofa 20 make raT tPsH tke
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