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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-11-01
From Company X, I'd Iowa.

'asl . hIENZI, MISS, Uct. "a, 1907.
EDITOR CoURIER-I embrace few leisure
moments to write you few lines to inform
you of the whereabouts of our Com pany.--
We are'encamped at this place, doing guard
duty and drilling two hours each day. am
sorry to inform you that we have lost Dick,
and with him good correspondent of your
paper. We had vote. and put it in, and
the natural result was, the Mahony's were
badly beaten, Their ticket would not take
among soldiers that have seen the elephant.
Our regiment polled about 200 votes, ont
of which the Mahonys. got 20, so that we
have strong Union majority. The ottum-
was democratic clique sent us plenty of tick
cts, but they were sent back, as we HAD no
use for them here, unless it was to light or
pipes. Our Company did not put in a sin
gle vote of that kind,
had the pleasure some days ago of
shaking hands with Mr. Hawley. We were
all glad to see him. His stay here was very
short. "a. -. ~. az.
| suppose by the time get this lie tier
Lieutenant Geo. Blake will be no more, as
the surgeons at Cairo said he would not live
to get home. George was good soldier, and
abrave and efficient officer. His loss is felt
by the company he, had not a single enemy
in it. His death will cause many tear to
be shed both here and at home. Our COM
pany lost another good and brave. man in
the same battle, W.>H. Henderson. He was
killed the first day, having got ahead of our
men, in going up hill, a rebel who was
lying upon the ground jumped up and shot
him through the lungs. He fingered some
time before he died. The rebel that shot
him fell the next moment by a pill from S.
Kirkpatrick's gun, who was with Henderson
at the time. Our wounded are doing we'll
they are at Mound City.
Our company has at present 30 men and
one officer, Captain Mastick, who is one of
the best officers in the regiment, and is
liked BY every body. Gen. futile is trying
to. get the I'd and 7th regiments up north to
recruit for short time. We hope he will
succeed, for we are tired of Dixie land.
You probably know all about the battle
at Corinth before this, so will say nothing
about it farther than it was pretty tough
Blue Dick has been discharged on account
Of disability. passed through tie fight all
safe. The papers you send us are very ac-
ceptable, and hope you will continue the IA
vors. THOMAS GALLAGHER. j
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~ OF the 1000 negroes advertised by the
Mahony leaders to arrive in Burlington a
few days before the election, the whole nun
her, excepting 1899 has come to hand. One
Of the faithful Of this place went down the
other day to engage the entire lot on Demo
cratic account of this county, but could mt
come it. We hear of the arrival of a very
small and light specimen in this place, where
at the party is skeered, and labor has gone
down. Vioe la hunaJug /! .lstsiJ a2 zssai2
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Next Tuesday is election day in Illinois,
New York, Massachusetts,, and several other
States. As a large majority of the soldiers
from all the Statesare Republicans or Union
Democrats, and do not vote, we look for the
result with many forebodings.
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Republican majority, oai' q neas,

: : D
Rather r1iicdJ for life long Democrats to
becorncin one year. 1t wasis very quiet
election, little being said by either party
As far as heard from the other iowa resi
ment were more onesided than ours. 5iH
aMahony, poor fellow, got not single vote
in our regiment and none in other regiments
as far as heard from.
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VorE OF BlssEL's ENGINEER CoRps.-A
large proportion of BisSers Engineer Corps
was from Iowa. The following is the vote
State ticket, Republican, I7T Mahoney,
Wilson, SO, Hornish, 5. GrinneN, of the
18th district, and Allison, Of Dubuque, had
their proportion of votes.
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Grand Lodge Of Town, I. O % r

.-W~sSC VI AOsvhe As " ~ r
i The Grand Lodge Of the Independent Or.
der of Odd Fellows met in annual session al
Dubuque on the 22d inst. The following
officers were elected for the ensuing year:
OFFICERS OF TIE R. W. Ora Nd LODGE.
" M. H. Cooley, Pennington, NJ. w. G. M
W. 8. Burton, Richland, r, w. d. G. M
W. B. Kerns, Davenport, r. W. G. W.
VIM Garrett, Burlington, R. W. G. Sec
j. B. Glenn, Bloomfield, r. W. G.. Trea
w. P. Allen, Dubuque, r. w. G. Rep.
:" }. N. Clark, Iowa City, w. G. Chap.
2 r. F, Ratcliff, Fairfield, w. g. Mar.
P. Cowls, Fl. Madison, w. g. Cond.
7a Coleman, Decoran, w, G. Guar. sn@E1e
W. A. Orchard, Boonsboro', w. G, Mess.
OFFICERS OF THE R. W. GRAND ENcAMpMRSr.
WE. Woodward, Burlington, NJ. w. e..
P. ", Aa.'f 9a' p.
BENZ. hubert, Dubuque, NJ w. G.. HIP.
Alex. Carrot, Burlington, r. W. G.
j. B. eileen, Bloomfield, R. W. G. Treas.
VIM. Carrot, Burlington, r. We G. Rep.
A. j. hckes, Oslsaloosa, r. w. G. W.
ID. q. Frick, Mt Pleasant, r. W. G. Sent.
Meets next year in Ottumwa. 7s
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Arms and equipments for the SD Regi
ment. in camp at Ossaloosa, went through
here list week
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The Confessions and Experience OF
a,H Invalid.

IOUBLISHED for the benefit and as a warning and
IL a caution to young meu who suffer from Ner-
vous Debility, Pnmstsfre Decay, &c; supplying at
the same time the means of Selt-Cure. by one who
has cured himsek affa beng put to great expense
through medical Imposition and quackery. BY en-
closing postpaid addressed envelope, COPIES
Bedford, Kings Co., NY. GF March 20, iS62-y
VEyo THE NERVOUS OF BOTH SEXES. A Retired
IL Clergyman having been restored to health In
few days, after many years of great Suffering Is will
ling to assist others by sending {free) tn Of
postpaid directed envelope, copy of the prescrip-
ton used Direct the REV. JOHN NJ. DAGNALL, 1856
Fulton street, Brooklyn, Ny. June ID, 1s62-4m
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d YorE OF TIE lsr CAvALRY.--A letter to
the Gate City, from a member of the Is
Iowa Cavalry, dated at Gassville, Oct. 18th,
gives the following account of the election in
that Democratic regiment:
Last Tuesday we played the citi zen and
opened the polls Of our regiment to pass up.
on sundry candidates, asking position in the
State Of Iowa. Tbs result will astonish
some Of our conservative friends who claim.
ed that the iargs majority of soldiers, and
especially the 1st Iowa Cavalry, were Dem.
oorats. 3t'o ~ i23 -.aFy}1iE4f sli'
The peneral average on various candidates
was7aboat as fol.ows:2aIt q &gss.a-. !aa
Republican, 1907 .Uo asea62 aii
81 Democrat aragra-;g -; So 81 y
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~ THIRD CAVALRY VorB. From a letter of
Il. Cowly, jr., to a friend in this city, we
have received the vote of the Third Brttal-
lion and Companies j and K of the Third
Iowa ravalrv. - .t-tf@ttS -'G8"T .ta Z,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-11-01

Very copious extracts form the Courier
last week, made the Mercury unusually in
teresting and readable. IL is seldom the
readers of that sheet have an opportunity to
read so much good sense and sound doc.
trine. 1t is true our choice paragraphs are
mixed up with vast amount Of filthy, low,
and vulgar abuse, such only as could enc
nate from the dirty blackguards who edit it
but the honest portion of the poor unfortu-
nate public who are compelled to read it,
had rare opportunity to refresh them selves
with some valuable, practical information
which it is hoped will do them cool. The
Mercury will d. the cause of truth AMI po-
fitted morality good turn, by copyin still
nore freely from our columns, especially if
they will accompany them with specimens
Of their own peculiar style by way Of con.
trasr. saa stIs a
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Gen. McCIellan's Headauarters

PHThADELPHTA, Oct 27.-The Washing
ton Star of to-day says Gen. Mcclellan to-
day removed his head quarters to the Vir-
GINA side of the Potomac, precisely where il
8 ay not be proper to state. s. -5,,.-4ts,
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Proclamation

AM DESTROYS ofekchangng a small Farm Of 100
j acres, and mill property In Davis county, Iowa,
Box 1863, Bloomfield, Iowa.
2 October I, fs52--lt hita ~ H5qc ysi 5s1lQ9 3
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TIE ATLANTIC MONTHLY. very in
teresting and able magazine for November,
has been received, and as it always is, has
been read with pleasure and profit. We
strongly recommend it to our readers as the
ablest Magazine published in this or any
other country.
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MARRIED.

ON oct. 18th, by Rev WI. Spaulding, Mr. W. b
boNNlFiELD and Miss ALCINDA INsKEEP, hotf
Of ottumwa. '#a @t-'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-07
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-The order of sec
rotary Chase directing the payment of the
coupons of the l9'h of August 30l00 bonds
in New York, will be SO lar modified as to
make them payable; also by the treasurer of
the United States at Washington, and by the
assistant treasurers at Boston and Philadel-
phia The secretary desires to afford every
facility to the holders of the bonds compati
bic with full security against fraud.
In order to preclude the flood of small notes
from distance, many OF which are counter.
feted, Il bill was introduced in the senate to-
day, authorizing the corporations of Wash.
ington to issue notes of less denomination
than five dollars to an amount not exceeding
one hundred thousand dollars, redeemable in
current bank notes at par, in Washington, or
i'll United States treasury notes.
1t is understood that government has or
dered the charter or special service, OF all
the large transports than can be procured in
New York. Another expedition south is con.
templated, and it is not improbable that a large
portion of the army of the Potomac will be
attached.
Mr.. Parker, consul at Honolulu, now here
says an agent has been sent to England &c
h, pothecate to that country the entire group
of the Sandwich Islands.
Gen. Lane writes that lie will remain in
Kansas until he hears from the war depart
ment. 1t is believed that the matter will be
amicably arranged.
The treasury is reduced to its last dollar
MIR. Chase is urging the passage of some
measure of relief through congress- during the
present week.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-07
FROM FoRT MONROE.

FoRTREss MONROE, Feb. 5.-The gunboat
Miami was spoken, forty miles north of Nat
teras, last night, in a sinking condition, and
unable to make steam enough to take her into
port. The Constitution, which spoke her,
towed here, arriving this afternoon. The Con-
stitution will take in small quantity Of coal
and probably sail again in the morning.
The French steamer Catiuet sailed this
morning Tor Havana. 1t is probable that the
French fleet will be represented here for some
time, one or two of them being always in port.
The Pomone is still here.
The rebel fleet in Elizabeth river has been
moving about considerably all day. During
the forenoon heavy firing was going on at
Sewals Point and tins afternoon a tug was
seen steaming around and at one time towing
something, supposed to be a floating battery,
to the Point
The special correspondent Of the Boston
Traveller, accompanying the Butler expedi.
ton on board the Constitution, was orlered to
leave tile vessel by Col. Shepley, having pub.
ished some facts concerning the condition OF
the officers and men Of the New England divis.
ion which should not have been made ublic
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ArrA1Ks IN MISSOURI.

RoLLA, Feb. 5.-The remainder of Siegel's
division started west on Sunday morning I'M
der acting brigadier general Color. Asbolh's
division started several days since. This
place is now occupied only by troops for its
protection. The roads somewhat i'm
proved and army teams progress with less dit
iiculty.
Union refugees ON southwest Missouri
are taking up their line Of march for their
homes once more. Every day they may be
seen on the way southwest. 1t is rumored
that Gen. Rains has been captured by Lanes
forces but not confirmed.
AdvicsS from Lebanon justify the inference
that 1t II be several days, perhrps weeks, be-
fore the army moves forward, and no more
movements Of importance need be expected
until all the troops shall have been copcen-
trated at that point 7 he lasest news from
Gen. Price is .hat he is eight miles this side of
Springfield, and intends to fight.
RoLLA, Feb. GA messenger ire m Leba-
non, who left yesterday at IL A. NJ, reports
that the enemy's pickets are within thirty
miles OF that place, and that the pickets OF the
federals were in haing distance. Firing had
taken place between them, but it was subse-
quently suspended, as if by mutual consent
The report was current at Lebanon that
Gen. Price had made an Intellectual effort by
three different routes to move of his baggage,
but failed TO accomplish his purposes. He
finally assured his men that the only aIerna-
tive left was to fight or surrender Major
Wrght's battalion was twelve miles west in
possession of Touring mill.
The messenger passed Gen. SIegers body
guard near Gascohade, and also Gen. Asboth,
who was crossing That river thirteen miles this
side of Lebanon. A batch OF prisoners had
been captured, including a Captain Mansfield.
The troops from Sedalia had not arrived at
Lebanon when the messenger departed.
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Mark etc.

New YORK, Feb. 6.-COrr0N dull at 29c.
FLOUR-saes l4.l0O bbls; and western less ac.
tive and scarcely firm, super1ne state $40 % IS;
extra stae 500 sos, closing at So; round hoop Ohio
Cos g SIS; superfne ives ern $40 "a SIS: to
good extra western 59l a 61U southern unchanl cd
sales 1900 bbiS mixed 10 goo j95 a $780, fancy and
ira $40 q 1885 Canada quiet; sales $50 bbls superfne
$40 (D 5,l5: extra s. "a 6.i5.
GkAlN-Whct less active; sales 5000 bush. Corn
unchanged $500 bush mixed 653c(3 &c
PROYISIONS.-Beefu nchanged lies 400 bbis; cOun-
try mess So % $50; prime mess QUOT at $50 q q.
Pork active; sales 3475 bbs, included in the sales
1000 bbs mess future delivery at 10 rs; Il as
prime l21j a 1880 Dressed hogs seady sa es al
q llGc for western chiefly at q l4c for city Lard
seady sales 26S0 bills included in tine sales 1000 bbls
steam for future delivery at Sc; in bbls q a Ssc WINS
key frmer; sales 400 bbs at "a q 243c chiefly at the
latter price Rice firm hat quiet. sugars quiet; sales
59l hhds Muscovado a 73c; forto Rico3 @ SIC Siam
100 bags S5c net Havana, by auctioh 90 boxes
81 @ 7c cash Cgfce very quiet but holders very
rn MOasSes quiet; BarbadOes, % hhds at 32c; PortU
Rico, 10 hhdS at 42c; Muscovauo 10 hhds at 24c.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-07

Kellogg of Michigan, Kellogg of Illinois,
Kelly, Killinger. Lansing, Leary. LOOMS, Nc
Keen, Mcknight, Mcpherson, Marston, May
nard, Mitchell, Morehead, Morrill, OF Maine,
Nusent, DIN, Patton, Phelps. of California,
Pike, Price, Rice OF Maine, Riddle, Rollins of
Missouri, Sergeant, Shanks, Shillaberger,
Sherman, Sloan, spauldng, Steele OF New
York, Stevens. Trumbull Trow bridge, Up
ton. Van Horn, Van Valkenbaugh, Van
Wick, Verree, Wall, Wallace, Walton OF
Maine, Whaley, White of Indiana, Window,
Wilson, Worcester.
NAYS Aiessrs Ancona, Baxter, Biddle,
Brown of Rhode Island, Cobb, +. A Conkling,
Roscoe Conkling, Conway, Corning, Cox,
Craven, Crisfeld, Diven, Dunlap, Eliot,
English, Goodwin Grider Harding, Holman,
Horton, johnson, Knapp, Law, Leazaer, Nal
lory, May, Menzier, Morrill, of Vermont, Nor
ris, Nixon, Noble, Norton, OdelI, Peudleton,
Perry, Pomeroy, Porter, Richardson, Robin
son, Rollins of New Hampshire, Sedgwick,
Sheffield, Shiel, Steele of New Jersey, STRAIT
ton, Thomas of Massachusetts, Thou as OF
Maryland, Vallandigham, VOORHEES,, Wads
worth, Walton of Vermont, Wade, Webster,
White of Ohio, Wickliffe, Wright.
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PREPARING FOR ANOTHER BAT
LIE IN KENTUCKY.

CHICAGO, Feb. GA special dispatch, dated
on the Tennessee river, at noon, yesterday,
says
"Thc first and second brigades of General
McClernand's division, 5000 strong, encamped
encamped yesterday evening below Fort
Henry. Three of our gunboats made a re-
connoisance to the head of Panther Island.
During brisk fire between the gunboats and
the fort the enemy used five guns, only one
of them, rifed twenty -four FOUNDER, reaching
the boat
Gen. Grant returned to Paducah last eve
ming to bring up Smiths brigade OF 1000
men. Gen. McCIernand is left in command.
The country in the vicinity of fort Henry is
being thoroughly reconnoitered to-day. Sew
en- gunboats, under Com. Foote are. in the
stream and ready. 1t is reported that the
rebels have been strongly reinforced. and
rumor puts Beauregard in the fort. Our
troops are in the most confident spirits.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-07

BosToN, Feb. 6-Great activity prevails in
getting off the Butler expedition The yes
sells already loaded or loading with troops and
stores consist OF the ships Undaunied, North
American, Idaho, Ocean Pearl, Wilder Farley,
aud Western Empire. There are also SOME
steamers. The fourteenth Maine regiment.
first Maine battery, second Vermont battery,
and fourth Massachusetts battery, of the New
England division, are embarklng to-day.
Probably all the above vessels will sail the
present week Gen Buffers entire division
will consist of about 10000 men.
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AFrAIRs IN KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. 5.-Col. Garfield is at
PaintsviIle, with sufficient force to preserve or.
der. The Virginia and South Carolina regi
ments under Marshall, have gone back to Vir-
ginia, and Marshall and the rest OF his force
went to pound Gap, where lie disbanded them.
The whereabouts Of Marshall is unknown.
A rumor prevails that party Of rebel cav
airy, supposed to be Morgan's force, were sur
prised last night between Lebanon and Green
river, aud forty of them killed. No federal
loss. Later tumors state that Morgan was
captured.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-07

CONCORD, n. H., Feb. 6.-The union con-
vention, composed OF those dissatisfied with
the action Of both the republican and demo-
cratic conventions, met here, to-day, and nom.
mated Paul j. Wheeler of Newport tor govern
or, and Josephus Baldwin of Nashua for rail-
road commissioner. Attendance, thin
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-07
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSA-

~ HUSETTS.-Worcestcr, ss.-Probate Court-To
hers-atlaw next of kin and all other inter
ested In the estate Of MARTHA PoMERoY, late Of War
rem in said county, deceased, GEEETlkG:
Whereas, certain Instrument purpOrting to he the
last will and testament OF said deceased has been present.
ed to said Court, for Probate. by Thomas r. Cutler, who
prays that letters esamentary be issued TO him the
executor therein named are hereby cited to appear
probate Court to be held at Worcester, in said
tv of Worcester the first Tuesday February next,
nine O'Clock In the forenoon to show cause, If any
you have against the And said Cutler is hereby
directed TO give public notice thereof, by publishing this
citation week, for three weeks in tile
newspaper called the Massachusetts spy printed at Wor
ceser the last publication to be two days at least before
said Court
Witness, HENRY CHAPLIN, Esquire, Judge of said
Court this tenth day January IN the year thou
sand eight hundred ard sixty two.
iai5 w9t CIIAS. E. STEVENS Asst Reg.
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THE BURNSIDE EXPEDITION

New YORK, Feb GA letter from Fortress
Monroe, in the Philadelphia Inquirer of to-
day, says "A gentleman who has been stop
ping in Norfolk for some days past, and who
is northern man, says that it was currently
rumored in Norfolk when he left that the
Burnside expedition left Pamlico Sound and
went south on Sunday last"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-07
THAT FLAG OF TRUCE.

WASHINGTON, Feb cit is said in intelIi.
gent circles that no answer has yet been given
to the rebel flag of truce, and that the contents
of the communication are not publicly known.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-07
WORCESTER, SIS, PROBATE OFFICE,

w December l6, l86l.To all persons interested in
the Estate Of DANIEL MUNDELL, late of lIubbardston
deceased, GREETING.
You are cited to appear at Court Of Probate to be
holden at Worcester, the first Tuesday of January
next, to show cause why administration OF the Of
said deceased should not be granted to Benjamin II
Tripp OF Ruand and the Court orders service of this
citation by publishing the in the Massachusetts
Spy, newspaper printed in Worcester three weeks sue
cessvey, before said Court.
ais wits CllAs. Z. STEVENS, Asst Reg.
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Suttrons.
q SSIGNEES' AND MORTGAGEE,s

"a SSIGNEES' AND MORTGAGES
A SAIE.-By order OF the Judge OF Probate and In.
soyeney for the county OF Suffolk passed january l6
eoz the stock OF the late firm of NOurse, Mason, Co.,
IN the city Of Worcester, and In South trotop will he
sold at Public Auction, on FRIDAY. the 2sth day Of
February, and on SATURDAY, the LIST day of March,
ance with the terms Of said order.
Proposals will be received until Thurs Feb 90 for
the purchase at private sale of all personal proper
~ at Worcester belonging TO the late firm Of Sonrse
Mason Co.. on the day OF the date of their proceedings
chased by the mortgages assignee undersigned and
now remaining upon the premises lately occupied bv
SAID firm; consisting III part of steam Engines athes
Iron and Wood Planers, Circular Saws, Aorsing and
Ienonng Machines, Flasks, Moulding sand, Castings
f'g ir0n Blacksmths Tools Anyils Tools of every de
scripton, Lumber hard and soft Agricultural nple-
ncnts, ashed and unfinished with all the Patterns for
sasings OF a the Agricultural implements OF said firm.
ana generally OF all the Goods, Wares Chattes Fix
lures and Machinery, now In upon the premises
Also at the same time, for all the similar property sit
uated ut the FACTORY Of said Firm In South Groton con-,
sistlng of a general quantlt, Of similar articles.
All the property above mentioned may be examined at
any time on application at Worcester TO SAMUEL
DAVIS and at south GrotOn, to D. TAFT.
A 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 aud also the Counting
Room OF the late Firm In Boston.
Proposals will be received property eparaely
at certain per centage the cost shall appear 6y
te- cash. and quarter in three and nine months
with satisfactory security.
Should be found satisfactory the said prop.
erty a Worcester will! be sDid at auction Friday Febr-
airy 2S at ~ O'Clock noon, and at south Groto on Sat
urday, March !, at II O'Clock
The above offers favorable opportunity any
one TO engage In the manufacture Of agricultural mpe
ments
which was damaged by the late fire. and other property
IN Quincy Hall Ia Boston, viii also be offered for as
soon as practicable TO take account of the same.
For further particulars Inquire Of
OLIVER 4SES 4 SONS, Mortgages.
WILLIAM DEHoN,l
letter kUTLhR, Assignces.
HARVEY JEWELL)