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LIVERY STABLE.

THE proprietor bcgs leave TO infom the
travelling public that very recently having.
bya heavy outlay, made large accessions to his
stock of saddles, saddle horses. harness horses.
Hacks. Carriages and Bnggies, is prepared to
forward any one who may favor him with a
call. to NibbIed's Buff, Lake Charles, New
Iberia, Sinmesport, the mouth Of Red River.
Alexandria, Harrissouburg. Monroe, Gortion's
Landing, on Red River, Magksvle, or any
other points not mentioned within any rea-
sonabe distance. Hacks constantly running
between Washington and. CmIonsas.
The Stable is in connection with the Eagle
Hotel. where man and horse can be cared for
at any time of the day or night, situated on
the Bayou Courtablcau, between the upper
and lower steamboat landings.
+. All we ask of those who may need our ser
vices is to call and examine tor themselves,
and we are confident that we can give salts
faction. Our charges will correspond with
the times in which we live.
Hoping to share liberal patronage, we
respectfully solicit the public attention.
JAS $. GREEN LEE, Proprietor.
Washington, La, September 9Th 1862.
ly.
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NOTICE..
A. F. sAUCIER } No. 40s1

A. F. sAUCIER } No. 4os1.
VS.. 7th District Court.
his Cred tors. Par. of Avoyelles.
The public is hereby notified that
meeting Of the Creditors Of AMBROSE F.
Sancier, will be held at Marksville. before
Edouard de Generes. Notary Phblic, on
the 9th. October next 1862, fog he pur.
pose of consulting in regard to their best
interest in the property belon.
ging to the said Saucipr, and to elect
aSyndic for the management thereof.
L. H. COUVILLION.
Clerk Of the Dist. Court.
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FREE PUBLIC MILL.

We are authorized to announce that
the coru mill OF Mr. Leon Gaut ier at Boro-
dino, is opened gratuiti"usly y tn the needy
families on Saturday Of each week.
This is a good moveon the part of Mr..
sGauthier, and as there are numerous simi-
lar mills throughout the parish, we hops
that his example will be generally fol-
lowed.
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y DETAINED in tho Parish Jail of A.
q voye'Ie:, tine runaway negro man STEVEN,
He says he belongs TO Dnrel or Durable OF
New Orleans SAID slave is aged about ~
years measure : feet 6 inches he is nearly
bald head and has a gray heard:
The owner is hereby duly notified to claim.
his proper Y according to law.
Parish of AvoyeIles. Aug 10th 1862.
DORA GUILLOT,
JA1LoH
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~ DETAINED in the Parish Jail of A.
"A yoye,les. the runaway negro man, BAP.
III. TlSFE who says he belongs to Hen.
ry Hya'ns of the Parish of Rarides-back
Garry beard-he his ; feet 6 Inches aged
abont 2e Years speaks french and english.
The owner is hereby duly not6ed to claim
his property according to law
Parish Of Avoyellps Ane. 18th 1862.
DORA GUILI.UT.
JAIITOR.
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{ STATE OF LOUISIANA
: Pa ISL IF A~oye11es.
I It'll Mdic1aZ dis p c. can't.
Succession Of Mary Robert, deceased,

" HEREAS Peter Tanner Of the parish
W of Avoyelles, Irstamentary. Executor
Of the Succession of the above. deceased, has
fled in the office of the Clerk of said Conrt.
final account Of his administration of said
succession !. praying that the same be approved
and homo d'ogated.
Now, therefore. all persons interested herr.
in. are hereby noifie1 to show cause if any
they hav|.. within thirty days from the pub
licat on hereof Why the petitioners prayer
should n9t be granted.
Clerks Office, Marksville, tae 9th .gep,.
tember l B62.
L. H. COUvnLIoN.x
Clerk.
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a.; DETAINED in the Parish Jail of A
II vovees the negro man ROBERT who
~ says he belongs to Judge Robinson of
ST. Landry Sal slave is about % years Of
age, measures 5 feet 6 inches he has a scar on
The left cheek and also one on the right side
under the ear
The owner is hereby duly notified to ella;
his property according to law.
PARISH of Avoye;les. September 18th 1862
DORA GUILI.OT,
JAILLOR
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MARKSV1LLE, Ia.
Office Corner Marks and Monroe streets.
NOTICE.

The members ofthe Police Jury ofthe
Parish Of Av"y-l|'s. are hereby notified
~ meet et MarksvilI-. on ] UESDAY.
the l4th Inst. for the transaction Of inn
r.rtant husin rs.
~ orc,-r Of the President.
j.. +. COCHkANE,
Clerk.
18th. Oct. 1862
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Estate of WILLIAM r uTHERrORD. decd
NOTICE.

All persons holding claims against tho
above estate are notified to present tho
same tot the undersigned Administrator.
dul y sworn to. and all those indebted ia
said estate are informed that prompt SET
tlement must be made or else. legal mea-
sur-s will be resorted to to e1ifores r.sy-
ment.
ELAN S. RtSE...
Administrator.
Angt'16th. 1862.
3-ln
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Estate of WILSON T.. ROBERT, deceased.
NOTICE.

All persons holding claims against the
above estate are notified to present th+ same
to the Executors, Henry. w. Ye,stille and
'Iristram Versatile, at Evergreen. duly sworn
10. anu all those indebted to said estate ore
informed that prompt settlement must be-
made or else legal MEASURES will be resor,cd
to to enforce payment
III. Il S. T.. TAYLOR,
Attys of Executors.
June 2lst 1862
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June 2lst. 1862.
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-uE3eNo MED'

l1th. Oct. 1862
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wORCE s TER
SATURDAY, JANUARY II. Iscs.

GEN. BUFFERS TRooPs.-Il was reported
in Boston, yesterday afternoon, that the war
department had relieved Gen. Butler OF the
command Of the Massachusetts troops he has
had Tor some DAYS aboard the Constitution, in
Boston harbor and that they have been order
ed to go ashore and report to the governor
A gentleman who came from Boston, last eve.
ming, assures us that this report is true. We
do not fully understand the issue between
Gov. Andrew and Gen, Butler, but we under
stand that it has in some way grown out Of
the fact that Gen. Butler has failed to comply
with the following order =
WAR DEPARTMENT, Adj. Gems
Office, Washington, Sept. 16. I
General Order No. rs.
l. All persons having received authority
from the war department to raise volunteer
regiments, batteries, or companies, in the loyal
states, are, lrith their commands, hereby placed
under the orders OF the governors OF those
states, to whom they will Immediately report
the present condition OF their respective organ
izations. These troops will be organized, or
Ie-organized, and prepared for service by the
governors Of their respective states, in the manner
they may Judge most advantageous to the inter
esIs OF the general government.
By order l.. THOMAS, Adj. Gen.
Gen. Butler received authority to raise vol.
unteer regiments, but he was not authorized
to act independently OF the governors, nor
could he lawfully be authorized to do SO. He
has raised troops, but lie has not reported to
Gov. Andrew, as this order requires. Hence
the trouble, probably.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-11

DR. DUPONCO'S GOLDEN PERIODICAL PIIIs
FOR FEMALES
Inali0e IN correcting, regulating and removing all OBJ.
srucllohs from whatever cause, always successful
as Il preventive. - A
me combination of ingredients in the Sc PILLS are per.
leclS harmless Their Efficacy ana merits ~ bnsed nm
on an extensive practice % vvr ttY years: and cfe
Inc DIRECTIONS have been strictly followed they have n-
er allt 10 correct all irregularities. hey rcli,v pain
lul anu difhcuit Menstruali0n (narIicuariy at tic
change OF liieR They will cure the Whites and remove
all oostrucOns arising from colds, exposure or any
cause; ana may be USED ccessfully us Il preventive
Felnales peculiarly situated, those surprising Them
selves So are cautioned AGAINST using these Fills while
III That condition, lest they invite miscarriage ana Tho
propre or assumes no responsibility after tls a0n nj
non although their mildness would prevent ANY
10 heath; otherwise the Pills recommended. Full
ana explicit directions accompany each box. Price ST
sold IN worcester, MaSS by the luowina druggists.
DAVID SCOTT, Isl Main street, JAMES GREEN III
Mai street. and w. II. GOULDING, li1 Main st La
dies by sending by 81 either ofthe .'o6Ore aoegfs
through the Worcester Post Office" can have tic nils
sent confidently Iy mail, to amy part OF the county,
free Of pOStape. Sold also by Il. H. oHrdeft Clinton
Il. s. L. Blair, Warren. B. K DeLahd Nurth Hro ok,
neld, and j. o. Henry, WestbUrO' by one Druggist
in every village and city in the United States and by
ID; Howe, Sole Proprietor, New York
y. beware vi COuntereits Buy no Golden Pills
of any kind unless the box is signed s. ID Howe All
Others are base imposition and ate therefore as YOU
value your life and health Ito say nothing of being hum
plugged out OF your m0hel y buy only those who show
the signature of s. D. Howe every box. which las
recently been added on account OF the Pills being cCun
terIe!ted diem d2T
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-11

WHEN Mr. Bancroft was secretary of the
navy MIR. Welles had charge of one of the
bureas OF that department, and was so incom-
potent and inefficient that the chairman of the
senate committee ON naval affairs introduced
an amendment to the appropriation bill which
relieved Mr. Welles from his place in the de,
partment.-BoSton Transcript.
This is entirely incorrect aud without war
rant, not TO say inexcusable Mr. Welles had
charge of bureau in the navy department
during the administration of Mr.. Polk, and
he had the reputation of disciargng the
duties OF the place with signal ability. Ev-
cry particular OF the statement quoted above
is erroneous.
As to what is charged against Mr.. Morgan
who was employed to purchase vessels, and
through him against Mr.. Welles, we can form
II better judgment Of it when we get the sec
retcry's statement of facts. Ii is nowise like
~ that MIR. Morgan can escape criticism, but
that Mr.. Welles Is dishonest, or that he is ca
pablo OF gaining profit by means of fraud, no
one who is well acquainted with him can be-
lieVe. His most vehement political opponents
IN Hartford, at the present time, do not Join
+. lie cutlery OF those who would impeach his
integrity.
We do not understand how MIR. Morgan can
be willing to retain the large sum Of money,
which, it is said, he received as commission
Tor purchasing vessels. Ii he received such
sum, let the whole story be told, so that he
may have the credit OF what he has done and
thus let every other man be dealt BY Mr..
Nelles will give the information asked for by
congress, aud when it is published we shall
have the means OF judging justly.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-11

~ FEMALE ADVENTURER.-M Mrs. Greenhow
made notorious Of late by her secession hys.
terics and gymnastics, has Cor several years
been rather noted character at Washington.
The Washington correspondent of the Phila.
delphia Press, generally very reliable, and not
much given to scandal, furnishes the following
history -
at is stated, W those who know, that
among the papers taken in the house OF that
adroit and fearless rebel, Mrs. Rose O. Ii
Greeuhow, are number of most interesting
and piquant epistles nom many distinguished
individuals. Mrs. Greenhow is the widow OF
the well knt wn explorer, Robert W. Green
how, who resided III this city for a long time
and afterwards removed TO California, where
lie died. She returned 10 Washington sub
sequent 10 Ills death, and engaged in prosecu.
ting certain claims in which her husband was
Interested, alternately appealing to congress
and The United States supreme court.
a handsome person, pleasing address, good
education, and great conversational bowers
gave her considerable influence in certain cir
ces here and elsewhere, and. as She was
strongly pro.slavery, made her special favor.
lite OF the southern statesmen, and OF all those
who sympathized with them. Thus she not
only attended 10 her own affairs, but took
charge OF the affairs OF others. Mrs. Green.
how was much more popular with the gentle
men than with the ladies'
Her residence was the resort of most of
those now in aims against the government,
aud II their tender missiyes to this fashionable
and dashng tntriguante ever see the light of day
some amusing results will ensue. | give it as
tue mere rumor, that among her correspond
ents are the venerable and vlrtuous ex. presi.
dent OF the United States, James Buchanan,
and the equally virtuous, but not quite SO ven.
elable, president Of the socalled southern con.
tederacy, Jefferson Davis.
i nave not seen their letters, which are sun.
posed TO be under lock and key of the secre.
tary OF war, 1ui it is suggested that these two
apostles OF secession more than once prove
that they were not insensibe to the great in.
f1uence OF Mrs q. Messrs. Breckenridge and
Lane doe Lance are also said TO figure in the
interchange Of opinions, and the polished and
graceful Hancey adds some OF lis choicest
contributions to the collection Gen Came
ron, however, is so prudent and cautious in
regard TO these letters, that | presume they
will never be permitted to see the vulgar ligh
OF day.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-11

REV. j. H. HAYWOOD of Louisville, Ky,
writes TO acknowledge the receipt of two boxes
filed with hospital stores, from the Ladies
Soldiers Relief Society in Worcester. He
says :-"Be assured that they will do great
good, not only in giving much relief to the sick
and suffering soldiers, but also in causing the
people of our city and state to realize more
and more how ceaseless is the charity, how
dsinteresied the benefcence, of the good old
commonwealth whose heart we iondly claim
Worcester to be-"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-11

Ahh Value oi oL NultlVate poetry
by all means; true poetry will teach you 10
feel aud TO suffer, to bear calmly the ills of life
to love and honor your fellow creatures, and
TO do your duty in that state of life unto which
it has pleased God to call you. twill enable
you to do your work with greater will and
earnestness. The better the poet, the harder
the worker. Burns at the pillow, Milton at
statecrait Shakespeare at acting, Ben Jonson
in laying bricks these were no kid gloved
poets. "God himself is the perfect poet, says
Browning yes, the most perfect, because He
10 the All Worker
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Uru advertisements,
M ORCEsTER MECHANICS s.

w ORCESTER MECHANICS saw
lNGS BANK.-1r. Patrick O'Keefe having con-
saGsG to accept the office q Trustee in The Worcester
NechaEcs savings Eauk the following rer ed list Of
such persons accept the offices to hch they were
Ghpscn at the annual meeting OF said Bank held ct their
banking office, Thursday, Jan. 2 1861 is nnbshed in
compliance with lbs, CHI 81, General Statutes:
President A RRISUN bliss
Vice Presidents-Hon. Alexander Dewitt Hon p IT
pewey, W NJ Dickins IN. II. Gouding. H. IT, Stevens
=, ITusteeS-W. NJ. Bickford, 4. W. Hammond George
roons, fitzroy Willard ii. S. Messenger Patrick -
heeie, T. L. Moen > Berry Jr., Lewis Barnard Emory
Secretary-A. McF. Davis
TTeasurer-H. Woodward
Attest A. McF. DAVIS
-, -. Secretary W. NJ S. Bank
Jall dlt and Clerk at the annual meeting
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-11

Bridget Kelly. yrs n o. - ''ei anu
In liarre Jan 8, Louisa, wife of Hiram Waeswortb 81
IN Ho.den Jan I, Of Group, youngest daughter Of
James BasSett, rs. e- 70
IL Fitchhurs, Dec 80, Lnneus + son Of Sarah Tul.
Ium, yrs mos; Jan s. " iam Hiram son OF samuel
Jr and Lucy Wheeler. 4 mos 20 DAYS: Gin Anne "
wife Of Thomas Blood, Al yrs mos ''--Ne ="
In LeummsteT, Jan p, Mrs Eiiz widow Of The Iata
Hezckiah Ncwton Of ROyalstun. "a ~ ~
~ Mestpo = Jan 5, Hon NatnAn c Brownell IL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-11

GREAT EXPECTATIONS" Will be realized by the
use Of HILLS MINI SPECIFIC, for Badness and
Falling on of the Hair
GREAT EXPECTATIONS will be realized bv the
use of WAX FLOSS for dressing the Hair.
. GREAT EXPECTATIONS " will be realized nv tho
use OF PREPARED TuFA, for cleansing aud beauty
in the Teeth.
GREAT EXPECTATIONS " will be realized by tho
use Of the WAvERLY PERFUME for the Handker
chief
GREAT EXPECTAT ATOMS = will be realized by the
use Of HILLS LIQUID AMANDINE, for Chopped
Hands, Roughncss of the Skin, &c
Prepared and sold by
=. JOHN Q. HILL, Apothecary,
10 dam Me ;hancs Hall.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-11
CITY AND COUNTY.

DEATHS IN WoRcEsrER.-Dur the year
555, ten less Than during the previous year.
OF the deceased during the last year, AZ were
over 10 years of age, IS were over so, over
80, and one over 100. The following are the
names Of all those aged seventy years or
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-11

SOLDIERS LETTERs.-Au letters for soldiers
belonging to General Burnside's expedition
should BE- directed, as heretofore, to Annapolis,
Md, mot NJ. D. with tine addition. "ot' Gen
B,raside's Coast Expedition" With this adj
dition, they will he forwarded from Annapolis
to the expedition, wherever it may be-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-11

SUPERIOR CoURr.-The southern list OF
actions for tria! will be taken up next Monday
morning at ten o'clock. The following cases
on that list are put in order for that day -
Nos. ga. 63i, 1l36, 1179, 1867, 1859, 1870,
1871, 1884, 1891, 1917, 1905, l442, 1918, 1924,
1854, 1857, 1858, 1859, 1861.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-11

TuE TWENTY REGIMENT is expect
ed to cave Boston Tor the south, via Worces-
ter and Norwich, this afternoon between two
and three O'Clock, and ought to pass through
our city between four aud five o'clock.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-11

a Guild BURNT IN BERLIN.-The Clinton
Courant says that little girl, only three and
half years old, aud the only daughter of E,
c. Shattuck, Esq, of Berlin, met with dis.
tressing accident on Monday. She strayed
away into one of the chambers, and lit Il
match and some paper, which communicated
fire 10 her clothing. She screamed but, be
fore her agonzel mother could reach her,
the child was burned fatally, and died in
eleven hours
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-11

NORWICH AND WORCESTER RAILROAD
At the annual meeting Of the Norwich and
Worcester Railroad corporation, at their Office
in Norwich, on Thursday the following direct.
ors were elected for the year ensuing :--Au.
gustus Brewster, Charles johnson. Jedediah
Huntington, j. Newton Perkins, David Smith,
franklin Nichols, Norwich; John I. Wait,
Moses Pierce, Norwich Town; Robert Bayard,
John A. Weeks, New York; Alexander De
Witt, Oxford, Mass. A. d. Lockwood, Xii.
lingly, Conn; Henry IL. Horton, Boston
Francis II, Dewey, Worcester; Vachel Wor-
Ellington, Cincinnati AT a subsequent meet
ing OF the directors, Augustus Brewster was
chosen president, George L. Perkins, treasur.
er, Z. st. NJ. Andrews, superintendent, and
Edward T. Clapp, corporation clerk.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-11
sIAEieTsip,

In Southhridae, Jan ., Henry Bacon to Julia Ann
West. all Of Sulithblidee
In FiSkdale, Dec n, Joseph II Eumbard of Globe vii.
lage, 10 Rindie Allen OF Fiskdale
In lardwck, Urn l, Alfred Holden TO Mary ] Bacon
both of Barre. ''
In Orange, Dee II. Charles Richards Of Petersham
70 Jennie Carpenter Of Walngford VT: Jan / Henry
N Gibbs to Sophia Iemple both of Grunge. -.
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BatcheIOr's Hal

Batchelor'S Hair bye, THE BEST IN THE woRLp
W. A. Bachelors Splendid lair Dye is the O,fgqa! ana
only Reliable and Harmless Hair Dye known Ipstan
tantaneous in its effects, does stain skin and nvg
CRATES the hair for life. BE caref and use none other
than the genuine, signed each side Of every box
WILLIAM A. BATcnELoE Sold by all respectable Drug
gists and Fancy Goods Stores ever where. Manufae
tory No 81 Barclay date Is Bond street and 2s2
Broadway, New York d&wly ana
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-11

BELLIGERENT RIGHTs.-The Skhs in In
dia are said to be inaugurating rebellion.
OF course England will not complain. If.
without delay, we recognize the rebels as
beliigerents. Our government should not
delay .--Provideace Journal
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-11

THE FATHER MURDERER, THE Son
VAGRANT.-By order of the judge of probate,
Martin Hamel of Auburn, son of Peter Hamel,
now in confinement, awaiting his trial for the
murder OF Thomas Holiday, was yesterday
committed to the state reform school at West,
boro' for vagrancy
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-11

THE insurance on the Haywood chair facto,
ry, burned in Gardner last Sunday night is
distributed in the main as follows In Prov,
idence, $40, AGO. and $1,000 each in London,
Boston, Norwich, Fitchburg, and the Peoples
in this city,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-11

REV. MERRILL RICHARDSON OF this city,
delivered a lecture on the Norman and Saxon
in Clinton on Tuesday night, which the Cou-
rant mentions as exceedingly able and inter.
esting. The same lecture is to be repeated in
the Congregational church in Lancaster next
Tuesday night.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-11

FITcHBURG.-The whole number of deaths
in Fitchburg for the year 1861 was 10; being
thirteen more than in 1860.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-11

THE alarm of fire, raised about six o'clock
yesterday morning, proceeded from the an.
healing room at Washburn & Aloen's wire fac
tory on Grove street The fire was extin-
guished before any damage had been done.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-11

HoLDEY.-Dr. Paine of Holden preached
his lhirtieth New Years sermon last sabbath
The whole number of deaths in the town
the past year were 80; IL persons were over
20 years, and is over 90.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-11

SINGULAR ACCIDENT = The Transcript
says that Parker Adams OF Shrewsbury, in
the employ of Simon IL. Allen, met his death
on Wednesday in the following manner He
was helping to kill hog, when he slipped and
fell heavily on the ice, fracturing the spinal
cord in the back of the neck lie died sosud-
denly, that before he could be carried into the
house life was extinct
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-11

REV. j. G. ADAMS of Providence, II. l., will
preach in the Universalist church tomorrow.
The semi-annual Sabbath school meeting will
be held in the afternoon