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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-05
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An ACT To AuTaosz3 THE PaEaDEs1 T1 ISol.sAsE II

Tle ths2Ioacder te states AmGrca
eIset. TlA: dlrEg eAstu; war the PI.sds- may
mma9dsrin ,iet OF the yrres, pr on. At u Dss t.r r
rersoas stSG ur Aides de mp, ai.io - the n1Rtcr
al9wed by law with the ald all sAsAs u Coz
o. ei tf Osyslfs
Approved April 2. is61.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-05

An Az TO FIN tHR TINES gok HOLDING TsE q >NFED
EsTE CoUkr FJE TIE NORTHERN DIsrRior "

s,cn1S The Ctngres n the Conf drrs;e of kneri-a
v.e That here nes cogislgre IN Dsrt ie'n
rietrct Of Eco shall o. d on tie first ries n n he
m3lthi r JJu aud DeteI her m each year
trc2 ihli aNs csuncims wh his sei I'd aud tie tssae
q ne.Jhy irpesed
Approved Mace -, lSG2.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-05
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BY AUTHORITY.

acts ana ResoIutioms OF the Congress or the
ONT - eFs 10 ta.es Of a me lea, b. ssen NJ tnc
First SessiOn under Ihe feImanent CoAsti'
Iuti Jn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-05
IMPoaTAET 10 OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS.
j. y. ROBERTSON.
OO..4. sovEssSa AN IA4sns sl,Ir7S


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x EEss constantly a.st large lad varied AHertasn' 0i
F1ElLY eRoGERf-s AID Sas LIQUORS and C75ARs,
Imported srpr-ssl, So :hs market
Also hs best Old Rye sAIsSy Apple and Peach BRAN
DY s.I.iied is ne 9oae,S,a. :, q iAI s,A;s
kPaI..salAr attention psa TO pastns ana IAiPpiss
good for oSSrs and soldiers Aousd At and away from Eeh
oOSMeIoN BUslREss- W. GSs liberal advance On To
bsseo Wheat flour Oon other minor products o. tie
~ ss:a & n "SSS SSS,de. s1i resy Iss Butter Dried a
QU9CG SALEs AND f2oKPT RgTpRRS IylS
lOFFER Jus, rees - ,s,ss u umsl,s ss.ebce Of 90,
~ Re One rsesags o. h Essence sqna 70 Oar 70 Of
IA 5sst coffee For sAi' ey - .,.,.
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esiRLEs 4. MALLoET.
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NOTICE.
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- ia Hoo business On ccun' tf ny be H. thAye con
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we ley vii be des . Itcss, syco.diry 10 ~.
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nIs-t yTk, EwoRriAS
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as as -isT ..r... aNssf'neo vi pay iye Dol
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-05
2ICEgOED DAILY WHIC

TsErs:
Esyy f,-s- 5-r ,ssss: rse sssiy IS Sssf;, Ss, =
$40 adsa "a haritc - r1-ls "a A. fliE o Ne
FS gsss -bcrr sti.es= takrnen tce tsFcse 81 ,
ia,lr ~ - 80. .NT. Il santSsicE 'zortY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-05
ApnlI,lsc2

The rrd.rgp- having pa chased tTsS, Of Thomas Els'
u hsls q E.ti We. ger, S co tnu hs buSle
a o asd lSI Maid street sld h0psI BY prrtoni
attention merit s otns patronage Of the house ard the Pub
.ps-ia Paw8ATAE TEpIGER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-05

FNETNf Slhout Ast4rer those iadsbtsj % VII eorer
- f,ycs by ealing and sst ing thei: Acsguat-
sANreoS JONES Agent,
EpA 'i.in Ani 9-h trees.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-31

WAsHINGToN, Jan. 80 Secretary Seward
has issued an order TO Marshall Lamon, ill.,
strncting HIM not TO receive or retain in Gus
tody any persons claimed to be held to labor,
or tor service, unless charged with crimes, or
are held as fugitive slaves under the law of
congress, and TO retain none claimed as tugit-
ives longer thar thirty days, unless in com.
pliance with special order emanating from
competent tribunal. The Marshal is direct
ed to publish this order forthwith. and wishin
ten days to carry it into execution.
The Times dispatch states that secretary
Stanton was shown to-day private letters from
kentucky, containing most important state
ments in regard TO The battle at Somerset.
The entire rebel regiment threw down their
arms in the conflict and declared their pur.
pose no longer TO fight against The govern
ment. The example was followed by COM
panies and individuals from other repimrn.s
Gen. Thomas is not pursuing Zollcotrr's
army, the roads and inadequate transportation
not permitting. He is building road thirtv
miles in length, TO reIder his advance into
tennessee easy and natural
'escrter from Stuari's Virginia cavalry
came in this morning, He reports that Gen.
Beauregard has gone to Kentucky with Is 900
men.
There is no doubt that Gen. Stone will be
deposed and another general detailed to com.
mand the division at Poolesville.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-31

attention Mr.. Heard is 4 member of the com
mittee on education, is himself literally edu-
Gated, Of large and generous views, and much
practical sagacity, and promises to be a very
useful Legislator.
On the passage OF the bill, the form of which
you will receive in the usual course OF iegis
lative reports, The following Worcester county
members voted in the affirmative, viz: Messrs
Armsby of Millbury, Axtell of Grafton, Blood
of Charlton, Bullock Of Worcester, Halves of
Leominster, Heard of Clinton, Lothrop OF
Milford, Marshall of Westboro, Metcalf of
Mendon, MuIigan of Princeton, Murphy of
Worcester, Norcross Of Filchburg, Northrop
OF Blackstone, Shaw, OF Upton, Souther Of
Worcester, Stone of Oxford, Tolman oePeters.
ham, and White Of Winchendon Messrs
Adams OF North BrookheId, Baker of Dudley,
Fay OF AIho, Knowles of Warren, Lee of
Tempeton, Putnam of Lanenburg, and Stone
OF Harvard, voted against the bill
The first hearing before the committee on
the two years amendment took place this
morning. Hon. George Morey appeared in
behalf OF the remonstrantS to the repeal, and
was replied 10 by Hon. John C. Tucker. The
hearings are matter of form only, as the re-
peal OF the statute is certain beyond con.
tingency.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-31

Dill concerning religious services in public
schools, with amendments pending, was first
taken up i'll the debaiable matters Of the or
ders OF the day. The bill was then discussed
by the following gentlemen: in its favor, by
Messrs. BAKER Of Dudley, Johnson OF Mid
dleton, DoLAND OF Lawrence, KINGMAN of
East hridgewater, PUTNAM of Danvers, PIERCE
OF Dorchester, STONE of Harvard, and SOUTH
Err OF Worcester; in opposition, by Messrs
GRAFTON and WRIGHT OF Boston, FAY of
Aihol, and WARD of Fairhaven. Mr.. CUsH
ING OF Newburyport closed the debate
On motion OF Mr.. JEWELL of Boston, it was
then l4.55 clock ordered that the vote be
taken at three minutes OF five o'clock
The amendment offered By Mr.. ALBEE of
Marlborough, to strike out all after the enact
ing clause and substitute a new bill, was final
iy adopted, 81 to IS, So that tie bill now reads
as follows:
BILL concerning Religious Service in Pub
lie Schools
Be it enacted, &C.
SECT. l. The school committee shall require
the daily reading of some portion of the Bible
without note or comment in the public schuoI :.
but shall never direct any school books calcu-
lated TO favor the tenetS of any particular sect
OF Christians to be purchased or used in any
OF the town schools.
SECT. 2. TIE twenty-seventh section of the
thirty-eighh chapter Of the General Statutes
is hereby repealed
On the question ordering the bill, thus
amended, to third reading, it was, on mo.
ton OF MIR. HOWE OF Marshfiell ordered that
the yeas and nays be taken. The clerk pro-
ceeded to call the roll with the following re-
suit; affirmative 1877, negative 49, So the
bill was ordered to a third reading.
MIR. DANIELS of Worcester gave notice to
reconsider the vote. Adjourned.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-31

DIR. DUPoNCO's GOLDEN PERIODICAL mn
FOR FEMALES, ia

DR. DUPONCO'S GOLDEN PERIODICAL pJI1a
FOR FEMALES inns
lnialtbe in correcting regulating and removing nil ob
structons from whatever cause ana always successf
as Il preventive. 9'''''"A
The combination of ingredients In these Pills arc nor
fccty harmless Their tficaCy and merits are bascd mn
on an extensive practice Ui thiv years. nn boE,
the ir'etOhs nave been strictly followed they have e
erlal, 10 correct all Irregularities They rerve nnI
lul anu uillCuit MeuStruaiun, (nariCulariV nj tro
ehAhse OF mel They will cure me Whites and renove
al Oosfugtluhs arising from colds eNpOsllre or anv
yusci anu may ne used successfully rs ycntivs
fHlnNes peculiarly situated, those surprising them.
serves So are cautioned against using these Pills whe
~ tht chultloh lest they invite MISCARRIAGE and tho
RpuSot assumes no responsibility after this admoni
ton, hlhouBh their mildness would prevent any srhaf
10 Htut oLncrNlse the Pills are recOmmendel Fnii
Al,u eSpleit directions accompany each box Price al
nVig ~ WOrceser Mass, by the follow inp drtleoists
DANlD SCOIIi 29l Main street, JAMES GREEK III
MNli, street. ana W. II. GOULDlNG, lIO Main a. -.
ues pN sehdlhe by 81 o"eithcr abors
hrough thg Worctstu Post Once can have fkc Mia
sV t eSuhaehtlyl hy mail to any mart OF tho eounfy
ireeol posthIe sold also hy 4 A nurdeff C,lintnn'
a. y y. r. par Warren. D. r. DeLasd Sotth Hroob,
ne Alu ~ o. Hsnfg Westbor0', and bv one Druerlst
Sey village ana city In the United States and IN 81
u, hVU"e, sole proprietor, New York
,e- % bSMAre ~ Commercials Buy no Golden Pills.
tu.l huu unles' the box Is signed a. ~ Howe. Al
ale Daso inpustio and unsafe therefore as ycu
t tc ur NJ amt health, to say nothing OF being hum
ugFgu out ~ your money! buy on, Of those who show
.nV s,9nalule o. y d. Howe every box, which has
tecss.S neeh added ON account Of the Pills being cuun
'"'eiNN dOm d2T
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-31

HUNTING WILD CATs.-George Gilbert of
DahOury, Connecticut, writing Jan. 10Th,
says;-"A neighb0r named Parkes and my.
sell, went out on the 9Th inst for fox chase,
and while ON mountain near Bethel, Parkes
esped huge wild cat, lie fired, aud the cat
fell l. ON ledge of rocks he was vn. Parkes
went cautiously around the rocks to view his
game, when to his surprise, he saw the sup.
posed cat ascending tree. lie called me
to have look at him. and 10 wonder that
he was alive. When we had gralifcd
our CURIOSITY, l fred ut him, and again he
came down. We carried him to n friend Ia
keen Sporismanl named Mr.. Amos Stone, of
Daubury, and presented it to him, and he had
it neatly set up. Upon skinning the animal,
we found but one charge in its hide aud
thought it might have been another cut that
was shot FIRST We talked it over, and the next
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-31

or nearly as many, men as Northbridge,
which did not begin TO be the case. Yon was
m'siniormed, Mr. Editor, in that pect
notice also, in speaking Of the issuing Of
commissions for members OF the fifteenth,
from tie headquarters in Boston, the name
james Taft of Uxbridge, as second lieutenant.
Very good. Mr.. Taft is worthy of the honor.
But why cot Uxbridge," when MIR. TAFT, at
the time of his enlistment, owned and orcu.
pied farm in Norihbridge, and, by holding
town office, had fairly gained residenee
there7
Honor to whom honor is due" Give us
fair play, if we don't publish all our actions.
All honor to UXbridge for what she has done;
but her neighbor Northbridge can show a
fairer record as yet. 5.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-31

GREAT EXPECTATIONS will be realized by III ,
use OF HILLS MINT SPECIFIC, for Badness and
Falling OF Of the Hair.
GREAT EXPECTATIONS will be realized nv, tto
use OF WAX FLOSS for dressing the Hair
GREAT EXPECTATIONS " will lie realized ny, tbo
nse Of PREPARED rUFA, for cleansing aud beautifv
ing the Teeth.
GREAT EXPECTATIONS" will be realized by the
use of the WAYERLY PERFUME for the Handker-
chief
GKEAf EXPECTATION" will be realized by the
use Of HILLS LIQUID AMANDINE for ehanned
Hands, Roushness of the Skin, &c.
Prepared and sold by
JOHN Q. HILL, Apothecary,
no d4m Me shAncs Hall
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-31

BULLs.-Speeimens and varieties of the ia.
nous animal are numerous. There are H.,
Scriptural bull of Bashan, the astronomical
bull OF zodiac, the NEUROLOGICAL Cretan bull
slaughtered by Hercules, the agricultural DIR
ham bull, the ecclesiastical bull of the nona
the historical bull Apis, of Egypt, the sacri,
ficIal bull of China, the military boss bull on
the old Roman shield, The monetary bull on
Change, the juvenile bull at Cock Robin :
funeral. the musical Ole Bull, the imperial
John Bull, the national Irish bull. and the
American Bull Run To which may be add,
ed, deacon Jones bull.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-31

10 listen to Them. For our mart ,vo cannot
see how anything they NAV have IN tell can
turn the scale OF British duty and leliberation,
There have been so many cases of peonIes
and nations establishing an actual indenand.
cree, and compelling the recognition Of the
world, that all We have to do is what we have
done before, up 10 the very last year. This is
now simple matter OF precedent Our states
men and lawyers know quite as much on the
subject as Messrs. Mason and SlideIl, and are
in 10 need of their information or advice.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-31
FKONg HEArTERAs.

WAsHINGToN, Jan. 30.-Oflicial dispatches
from Commodore Goldsborough, dated Jan.
10Th, addressed to the navy department, ar
rived Ihls morning. Seventeen of the naval
vesses were at that time IN the sound, over
and beyond the Buckhead, under the immedi-
ate command OF Commodore Rowan, in full
readiness for operations of any kind. General
Burnside was preparing lis forces to move in
connection with the fleet Commodore Colds.
borough says, things now look hopeful, and
sincerely trust we shall soon be at the en-.
eny,"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-31
CITY AND COUNTY.

COUCH had an immense audience last
night, filling in every part our noble Mechan-
les Hall, to hear his lecture, "Here and There
in Great Britain" 1t was enough to inspire
the dullest Of wits. Cough is never dull.
That his name could bring together that
multitude here where lie has spoken so often,
and that tor more than two hours he could
keep their close attention, sufficiently shows
his rare oratorcal ability As an illustration
of his humor, take his sayings of the Irish
beggars MAY you live forever and lie
happy" and MAY your soul be in glory
fortnight before the divil knows you're dead p
Ills wonderful control of his audiences, now
moving 10 tears and now provoking that
laughter which requires both sides to be hedis
something no one cannot easily forget. Wheth-
er describing palaces, or railways, English
country fairs or Irish beggars, the quiet ways
of domestic life or the conventional divisions
of society, there or here, or dealing with the
larger questions of education or war, he in
structs while he suggests still more We
thankfully receive and heartily enjoy all he
has to offer, and do not complain because his
addresses lack logical connection, or the pro
found thought to which they lay no claim
They are characterized by broad views and
the most generous sympathes.
His hearers leave him with increased faith
in man. lie does not need favorng words
from any source; but we would not withhold
the expression to him o. our hearty interest in
him and his public services.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-31

THURSDAY, Jan. 30.-Joseph b. Haynes
and Patrick Clark of Milford pleaded guilty
to indictments for selling liquor, and were
each fined $40 and costs, with twenty days
imprisonment in the house of correction.
jeremiah Griffin, appellant, of Spencer, and
Albert j. Gleason of Milford, common sellers
verdict guilty, Griffin was sentenced to pay
fine OF $50 and costs, and to Imprisonment
for three months in the house of correction.
Mrs. Daniel Leary, appellant, OF Worcester,
pleaded guilty TO a complaint for assault and
battery, and was fined S1l.
john Mannix of Milford, for assault and bat
terry verdict guilty.
Edwin E. Carruth of Clinton for assault
and battery, now ON trial
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-31
What NOrthbrIdge Has Done for the War.
NORTuBRlpGE Jan % 1860


Editor Of Spy In yesterdays edition, in
speaking Of what the town OF Uxbridge has
done by way Of sending men to the war, YOU
ask, "What town can show fairer record 2"
l do not wish to speak at all disparagingly of
what that town has done but think that
there are several towns in the county that are
some distance ahead of her The town of
Northbridgc, which joins Uxbridge, has, to say
the least, sent one hundred and twenty-five
men to the war
Some two or three weeks since, in speaking
Of the bounty offered by few citizens of Tx.
bridge, you said that Co II was composed
principally of men from the towns Of Uxbridge
aud Northbridge. Now | may be mistaken;
but venture the assertion that not ten men
in Co. Ii were citizens of or came from the
town Of UXbrdse az she tune the fifteenth left
for the seat OF war. a stranger would have
supposed that Uxbridge furnished as many.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-31
Is"teheIor's HAIR Dye, RE Bnsr N rnE woeLp

N"tchel"rs Hair Dye, BEST IN THE WORLD
A. natchelors Splendid Hair Dye is the original and
ohy Reliable and Harmless Hair bye known. lnstan
tananeous in its effects does not stain the skin and vg
crates the hair for life BE careful and none other
than the genuine, signed each side OF every box
WILLIAM A. BATCHELoR. Sold by all respectable Drug
ssts and Fancy Goods stores where. NIanufac.
tory No 81 Barclay street. date l6 Bond street. and 2sg
Broadway, New York. dkwlv ans
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-31

morning was induced to visit the place again,
and there, sure enough, found the FIRST car
dead, on the ledge where he was shot. We
presented that also to Mr.. Stone, at whose
pounds
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-31

The PRIsoNERs OF THE FIFrEExrn.-An
extract from letter received from Captain
Studley, dated Richmond, Va, Jan. IA. ac.
knowledges the receipt of his trunk, and sew
erai large boxes Of goods for the prisoners
came alse-some Of them for the fifteenth,
from Worcester. He says TEL our friends
that the Massachusetts men have plenty of
clothing now; and l would suggest that no
more be sent at present, or until called for. l
received check from Col. Devens for 5000.
to be used for the men Of the fifteenth, for
which they are very thankful"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-31

Auction SALE.-Some valuable material
left at Camp Lincoln is to be sold at auction,
tomorrow, by E. b. Lamson. See advertise
ment for particulars.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-31

mi, CnG This Out and Remember th.. F..s -
Ihat will sell Tor month"; for the following nrias
al the ioetlca! Exchange - ommon BrUonis II cents
SGc, iH helVler ones az II and 20 ccns good heavy
shaker Bronms 20 and 80 ctnls each: ana nfcr ,'a
~ wool Carpets at 80 cents per yard former price
Also cheap Carpets at II cents and 20 rs 3D. 81 a. n
90 Geh:s per yard which think cheaper than Was clrr
SoH before m worcester; the above prices 10 he c1sL
also VIII sell my Crockery and Kitchen Goods cLeaney
taa eyer offered before Please call and see the riccs
at I6e IoStlcal Exchange. Bay State Block.
SOW ut' ORSON n. HEATH. IroprictOr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-31

BAY STATE HOTEL CoMPANY.-The an.
nual meeting of this corporation was held on
Wednesday evening. The following be ard of
directors was chosen for the ensuing year:
Jos. Mason, Isaac Davis, Rejoice Newton,
Henry GouIdmg, VIM NJ. Bickiord, F. II.
Kinnicutt, B. f. Haywood, Henry w. Miller,
Geo. w. Richardson, Ichabod Washburn,
Albert ToIman, Harrison Bliss, Samuel Davis.
Joseph Mason, Esq, was reelected president,
I. w. Hammond treasurer and clerk, and
James Green and Z. B. Stoddard auditors.
BY the treasurer's report it appears that
$4,000 have been paid towards extinguishing
the debt of the company within the past year.
The directors were ordered to fund $50 900 of
the debt by security on the premises, leaving
only $1,000 floating debt. 1t was thought this
sum could be paid off from the rents within
three years.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-31

hessrs Editors:-I have heard complaints
that the water commissioner does not give any
personal or public notice to the city water talk.
ers when the water is shut of, In cases where
the hot water apparatus is supplied from the
aqueduct it is important that notice be given
that the supply is cut OIL in order to prevent
an explosion. Would it not be well for the
city government to instruct the commissioner
to give notice when the water is to be stopped,
January 3d. 1862 CAUTION.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-31

To the Citizens of Worcester 6,on,, A.
sItat Sacl cc nave answered to the ca OF nv touu
rit elll.sled Tor the Var in defence of your
any your property, as well my own LEAVING my
u, the namaS Of my partner would most re-
SpeOiiluiy ASK You t. remember me while absent hy
purchasing rhdt iuaaJe1 IOu maj rant Of h ARIE Tx
SEf,E to' thereby sustaining my business \, iii" am
"olchVVllt cur common Country.
ialS dtf fi ''' ""'' Tuo,t.vE,nrr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-31

RECRUITS FOR THE FIFTEENTH REGIMENT
Lieutenant Jorgensen has forty-six men in
camp, in addition to those already sent, who
will go to Poolsville the first of next week
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-31

GARDNER.--During the absence at Wash.
ington, OF z. w. Carter, Esq, of Gardner,
some scoundrel broke into his office and des.
troyed large amount of looks and documents,
partly the property OF the town and partly
that Of Mr., Carter. The selectmen of Gard
ner offer $500, and Mr., Carter $50 reward for
the detection and conviction of the author of
the offence.