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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-20
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The English papers are discussing the
British-rebel pirate Alabama, the immediate
Indictment to this discussion being the protest
OF the New York Chamber of Commerce.
The London News and the London Star adj
NIT the justice of that protest and say the
New York Chamber of Commerce is right in
denouncing the proceedings of the Alabama
as "a crime against humanity" The News
calls upon the government to terminate the
business of building rebel war vessels in Great
Britain or revoke the proclamation of neutrai-
ty. The Star says lit known that nine other
rebel ships are now being built in British har-
bors." On the other hand, the English news
papers that favor the secessionists, apologize
for the pirate, say all they can in his favor,
and show very plainly that the JEFF Davis con-
spirators have their full consent to fit out just
as many war vessels in British ports, as they
please. In other words, being determined
to aid the rebels to the utmost, they do it in
this case by special pleading, false represent
talions, and studious concealment of the
merits of the question. The London Star
has the following -
''This Alabama and her sister furies are no
better than corsairs. They are designed for
u species of service now disclaimed and CON
demned by all civilized nations. The mari
time powers of Europe have denounced pri-
Watering. The United States desired to re-
nounce also the right of capture and of COM
mercial blockade The slave confederacy
resorts to piracy just as it would revive the
slave trade. II makes loar upon priUate prop
erty md upon uAGr0Ssd men wherever ii aav
meet them, on sea or land, Just as ii has al
rays hung negroes, free or slagej a,o5bed to
death suspected aJoLitiohiStS, or otherwise out
raged all lars IF humanity, in defence of its
PECULIAR institution. All other communities
have grown ashamed of the preparation in
war of wanton, useless barbarties. There is
no navy, no army, no nation in the world, but
those created' by jefferson Davis, that would
sully.its flag by association with false colors
and the commission of brutal crimes"
All this is quite true. But the London Star
does not represent the great mass of the Eng
lish people; and it has about the same rela-
ton to the British government that a newspa-
per conducted by Ralph Waldo Emerson
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The uniform kindness, benevolence and
hospitality of the citizens of Worcester, is as
well known, at home and abroad, as Esops
fables, and during Il temporary residence of
almost three years among them, the writer of
this article begs leave to bear his humble tes-
timony that her citizens are justly entitled to
everything that has been written or said in re-
gard to this matter. The tifty-frst regiment,
now in camp here, is mostly made up of
residents Of this city and adjoining towns, and,
as matter of course, the soldiers are in
the immediate vicinity of their friends, ac-
| quaintances and relatives, and consequently
are visited almost daily by them, bringing
them everything in the shape of luXuries that
the mind could wish or the heart desire.
Now this is all very good, and nothing
more than this should be expected. 1t is well
known that the city of Worcester has been
obliged to put forth almost superhuman efforts
to secure sufficient number of volunteers to
fill out her quota, and thus save her citizens
from a merciless draft. 1t is also well known
to the writer of this, that there are in almost
every company in this regiment some men
who have had, either in the county or city,
only temporary residence, having been en-
ployed in some of the machine shops with
which this city abounds. In many cases they
belong to other and distant countries. and
some of them to other states; some were not
| liable to a draft either here or at home, but
have generously stepped forth and enrolled
| themselves as citizens Of Worcesterin this reg
| iment, and thus helped her make up her COM
plement Of men and saved the city from a
draft. Many of these men have left good
situations, and lucrative employment.
Among the profusion of good things that
those kind gentlemen and ladies are daily be-
slowing upon their friends and relatives here
in camp, the persons above alluded to have
been enNrely overlooked and forgotten-they
have no friends or relatives near to cheer
them with presents of delicacies; they must
take a soldiers fare and be content, while
they look around and see their comrades liv-
ing on all the Injuries of the land. 1t cannot
be otherwise but that feeling of sadness
pervades their minds, and regret that they
had not gone home and in the vicinity and
circle of their own friends and relatives,
taken their first initiatory steps in the
rudiments of war. If any men are Justly en-
titled to the sympathy, kindness and consid-
Grafton of tile good people OF Worcester,
these are the men.
a SOLDIER OF THE 5lsT.
Camn Wool Nov 1S 1890
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ddlurtester, TbursOag Muming, Nub. %, 1852.

the bills, but bystander saw the notes mov-
ing and called the attention of the teller to
y the TACT, when he sprang over the counter and
secured the rogue.
The New Orleans Delta says that on the
plantations near that city cane sufficient for
: seventy thousand hogsheads of sugar will rot
: on the ground for want of laborers.
1t is said that one of the New York daily
z papers is losing $4,000 week by selling at
v two cents copy. Nearly all the New York
Z papers are selling at loss, but such is the
M competition and jealousy one of another, that
~ Tie price cannot be raised without general
s movement. 1t Is said that one of the daiies
8 has contract for paper at the old nrices,
which does not expire till the LIST of January,
G and will not consent to an increase of price in
t the meantime.
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The RIGHT TALK.-A Baltimorean, hereto
fore strong Mcclellan man, writing to a
friend in this city, says: 81 suppose you, as
well as myself, were all taken aback at the
removal Of Gen. Mcclellan. | am now salts.
fled all is right, and the only mistake was in
retaining him as long as we did."-New Bed
ford Mercury.
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Gravel, GOut, Chronic Rheu-
m''usm' Drop@y, Dyspepsia, Fever and
Ague, and bladder Complaints

WoLFE'S CELEBRATED SCuEIDAM AROMATIC,
SCHNAPPS.
Inc above medicinal beverage manufact by the
proprietor in Holland, expressly for medicinal use. 1t
has been submitted to first chemists and phy sicans
in this country and in Europe who have certified to its
valuable medicinal qualities and prescribe it in their
p"cc Inc proprietor has in his possession more than.
ten Thousand letters from patients who have used it In
the aboyenamed complaints lie has the privilege or
referring to tho following physicians tho stand at the
head of their profession in this city Put up in pint and
quart bottles and by all druggists aud groccrs
UDOLPHo WOLFE,
Nm o
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The SECRET OUT.-In conversation with
an officer day or two since, General Banks
made known the destination of his expedition.
81 see, General" said the officer, ''that the
papers say you are going to Texas" ''Well,"
replied the general, after a moments hesita-
ton, ''well, L am going-south. "-New York
Herald
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Il OOLDIEK OF THE DIST.
Camp Wool, Nov Is, 1862.

QUITE INsTRUcTIvE.-A clergyman in this
county who voted for one candidate only at
the recent state election, and who claims to
be great admirer of the late commander of
the armies Of the Potomac, while in the pres
ence Of some ladies a few days since, in
speaking Of Gen. Mcclellan, said that he was
equal to ''two-forty with his tail over the
dash board. - Palladium.
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"a" Military OmcerS.

Particular attention is called to my stock of
LIG lit AN d DARK BLUE CLOTHS
MILL CARY CLOTHING.
Having had large experience in this line of business
can warrant Uniforms from this establishment TO he
satisfactory in every particular All orders executed on
short notice
D. II. EAMES
Harrington Corner,
aui DIFF Corner Main and Front streets
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would hitve had - the administration of Blu
chanan. Tx London Times is the organ of
the real gehn Bull, and gives expression to
the prevailing sympathy and opinion of the
ruling class in England, The best most
thoughtful, and most liberal people in Great
Britain are undoubtedly represented by such
papers as the Starr but they are comparative
iy few in number and without direct influence
on the government. They show what Great
Britain should be, and what, perhaps, it will
be, some centuries hence, when better princi-
pies have transformed its social and political
conditions but they must not be taken as rep
resentatives of what that country is at present.
1t is not impossible that the British govern
ment may finally be compelled to prevent the
departure of the rebel war vessels now build
ing in British harbors; but if so, it will be
from selfish motivea applied by public opinion
in Europe, and not through any disposition to
favor our government. Those who rule that
country desire the destruction of the Great
American Republic; and they will do all they
can, or, rather, all they dare, to effect it.
They are responsible for the doings of the pi-
rate Alabama, and they should be rigidly held
to this responsibility.
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The earnings of the Norwich and WorceS-
ter railroad for the month of October, amount
ed to $40,OS6.62, being a gain over the cor
responding month for 1861 of $4,592.92.
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hMtchelor's HIair Dye, THE BEST IN THE yon,
VILLAIN A. BACHELORS celebrated Hair nyo
warranted not to inure the Hair in Tho ieo,
inc Ill effects of bad dyes and nvigorates the ha,r o
nc tray, Red, or Rusty Hair instantly turns 10
splendid Black or Brown, leaving the hair sor, a,,,
beautiful Sold byGEORGE r. HARLOW. 2a2 MAJ, 'i .,
and all Druggists, &c. a5s- The Genuine ia s,.,ro1
WILLIAM A. BATCuELOH, on the four sides Of encS
and Is Bond street, New York d6y1, ~'" away
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''PERPETUAL FoRCEs."-At the close of
Ralph Waldo Emerson's Fraternity lecture in
Boston, Tuesday evening, Charles Sumner
who sat with others on the platform, was call
ed for, and being unable to withdraw rose and
spoke as follows
In coming forward now after listening to
the admirable address which had Just been
concluded, and whose success has been so de-
served, it appears that as if there was nothing
which | can now add to what has been already
said Permanent Forces" There is some
thing good in that phrase. 1t is instructive
and cheering both to know that there are
forces that are permanent and that they are
always on the right side. That l take to be
the moral Of the lecture. l accept it gladly
and apply it TO the hour There are forces
working for us which cannot be resisted. The
God Of battles is ON our side and will prevail.
Men may be weak, but our cause is mighty.
Men may become weary, but the great princi-
pies of justice never tire, and all these prin-
clples are fighting on our side. AS was lis
tening to the words of my friend there came
to my mind the lines of the old English poet,
now but too seldom read:
The good cause stands firm and will abide
LeSlonS OF angels tight upon its side
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Lhe t0ntessldns and Experiences a., a., -
annn.-l uDlished for the benefit and as warnj,, ~
gamlon 70 Young men who s1er from Neryons so GIu
~ lculiile necayf Nc supplying at the same III
Ie means VI sef cure BY one who has cured h ailne
LIT uelg put 70 great expense through medical ii
slOn ana quackery. by enclosing most nsid ~, inpO
sSLS eoPILs may hc had Of the author IA
N. Y dkwiv iH' hings county,
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The ladies of Worcester are requested to
cooperate at Horticultural Hall in sewing
pockets intD the overcoats for the 5lst regi-
ment. 1t is desirable that the hall should be
filled with workers, as the regiment will leave
in few days. The hall will be open both
forenoons and afternoons during the week.
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NJ | A RY q o obs
large assortment of swords, Sashes Belts Shouldn't
straps, iayersacks, Overcoat Sngs, Pistols Caps.
drinking Tubes, Cups knite, Fork and Spoon and in
TACT every thing that Soldier wants TO make him com
Portable. Presentation swords procured of The hest
quality. RICHARD FISKf Agent peot
Sign of the Big Gun, 1875 Main street
large assortment Of Watches, Silver Ware Jew erv
. and SpeCtaclcs. diff ' 90
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Gbe AalIg Spp,
ages for the 18th, which may be left at NJ. s.
McConville's drug store.

CAMP WooL.-Most of the members of the
DIST regiment were yesterday granted fur
loughs till Friday morning. The overcoats
were delivered from Horticultural Hall YES
terday. Many ladies were hard at work at
the hall during the day putting in the pockets
and otherwise fixing them in good shape.
Capt. Higginson took leave of his men in
the afternoon, and left Worcester for New
York, on his way to Port Royal, taking the
boat train at seven o'clock. He has high an
ticipations of success in his new field of la
Dor, especially since the regiment he is to
command has already done so well in active
service
The captains of the fifty first regiment rank
as follows; Captains Wood, Higginson, Prou-
ty, Wheeler, Baldwin, Bascom, Hobbs, T. d.
Kim5all, Hunt, and d. w. Kimball. Capt.
Wood has the right of the regiment, Captain
Higginson the left, and Captain Prouty leads
the color company.
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4 lST OF LETTE
"A Post Office. Worcester.
APPLETON, Ann
Ayres, mrs Adeline
Aues, Delus
Adams, Charles c
Alden, julien
Allen, Jonas
Adams, III Emma
Allen, Pliny
BAKER, Alvin G
Bigelow, MIR (ManuCac nj
Ladies Skstesl
Barry, mrs Edwin
Brown, Elbridgo
brigham, miss Georgianna
bowman, mrs Henry IL
Bailey, Geo Z
Bell, Joseph
Bouse, Joanna
Beltield, John X
Brown, mrs Lucy
Barrett, mrs LIB
Batchelder MARY
Burnham, Newell
Bailey, Mary Jane
Harry mrs Nsrv
Brifts' MARY
Burbook SU
Brown Sarah 4
berry Susie
Brook, mrs Sus,nI.
Blake. mrs SE
Blake SOlomonE
Rr,,wn SanueID
Rurbank. mrs samuel
Riake : r
Banks. WmP
Rloomfield Vim
Rrosseau rbarios
CUTRFRTS0N A
Garter ma
Gnliins mrs CIoroD
Cnlman Fmmn
CIayk mrs IIimira
Sarov ,mrs r.
Csnron e.
Crnshv ~
Child: an
CamnhniI n,s.tor I,hr NJ
ty,arto - ,'' 80, O'' -
CHa, ~ ',iio " "iiiSS
CARTS mr. led
Gnili%,,a, I,a III
GTarte / "
CoIiins / K
Carr,r,,tsr II
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CntIer, NeIi,n ' /
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Dayirs q Il
Dnnosnu NJ a. Lii,,r
DarIjnC ,,, ,'sI 80, 100 q
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Doniejs.Janns
Dmnrsif Iob 49,
Deyincv lanes
Drover Josan6
Oey1ah Jer,i, ~,
DoYans' Ii1Iie At
Dipnmn Tho,,Sos
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Emerson A,,a,stoC
Eaton Marc,Ss A''" y
E.stSn mrs Nav
baton mrs =, haT,oe
Earle ,nrs Sar 1870" =
EM a " .
FITITER paIloI
Foster n,rs Toto
lritggar.id 0aria
Foit0n Co. "
Fields T. "
Faller i,ennnr,I
FInyp mrs Inrv
ro"sn Wsry
PaTnswnrth mrs Mary A
Forbes. p
Flngm Sarah
Ein1i,,in - sar,h
GRHSDY 49, 80,
C;nrler mrs ahigsI
Gerry 0,v;d
Gntes C.tie h
Gnrdon rvs ear
Grimm
Gritiin Narrarc-t
Garland Michael
Greer. " II
UoHART hiarv All
Hatch A
Uoir mrs AMMO
Uevrram Ausiin
UgnsncL CbnsN
U"wwn,L liz, EIy
uninrs III MN II
uownS EjIan n
UalInWeji FmmoY
jisven ~ /! A.
HINT II Edw.rf
II4IIcn Geo =
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The 42D REGMENT.-This regiment in
which are the Worcester, Leicester, ant
Barre companies, is not expected to be pre-
pared to move for New York before Friday
instead of yesterday as ordered. Everything
but guns have been issued to the men, and
the regiment will go into service as well
equipped as any regiment which has left the
state.
Major Stiles was presented with fine stall
lion and equipments yesterday afternoon, the
gift Of some of his friends in this city. II,
w. Wellington, Esq, of this city, made the
presentation speech, and the major replied in
fitting and feeling manner.
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SITUATION WANTED-To do .oror,l
cty or oy good washer and oncr IN sI,hcr
~ W 'Ouiy' Apply az No. Is Summer street st.nSn
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f ~ ths city Noy by Rev NJ Richardson ", IIor.o
{ol GO e DIST regimentO OF Worcester To- NJ Jersey
ley OF thompson, Conn S''''i' 10 mary Long
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HoRrIcULTURAL.-At the last meeting Of
the society the following fruits were exhibited
and tested -
Judge Green, pearS,-Vicar of WINFIELD
Emory Banister, rs,-Glout Moroccan.
Henry GOulding, pears, -Nameless.
j. NJ. Earle, pears, Swans Orange, anC
Striped Long Green. Apples, - Roxbury
Russetts.
y. Is. Hadwen, pears,-Duchess d Angou.
leme, Beurre Delaunay, Nameless, and Grey
Winter Beurre. Apples, Shameless.
j. Z. Ripley, pears,-Nouveau Poiteau,
Glout Moroccan, Beurre Langelier, Beurre
Dlel, Fegue d Alencon, Oswego Beurre, Full
ton, Beurre d Anjou, Beurre Clairgeau,
Marie Louise, Gray Doyenne, Alexander
Lambre, Foudante de Noel, Beurre Girls d
Hiver Nouveau, Urbaniste, Dix, Dumas. Ap-
ple,-Eall Harvey.
Nelis.
D. f. Allen, apples-Lyscom, Hubbardston
Nonesuch. Pears-Beri de Lamotte, Law
renee, Beurre Diel.
ID. w. Lincoln, Pears-Nouveau Poiteau,
tigue de Naples, Sieulle, Vicomte de Spool
bachs, Grand Soleil.
Edwin Draper, pears-Dix, Beurre Rose,
Winter Nelis, Lawrence.
The display has increased with each meet
ing. Members being enabled to taste the
specimens, can thus judge for themselves
whether particular variety would be dcsira-
bic for their own cultivation.
The library will be open this afternoon be.
tween the hours of three and five o'clock.
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Chronic DimcuIty Cured.-A well known elf
Arms Co.. says; ~ f'ie
Messrs Richardson IL Co -Gents "A feeling of sfat
tuIe Tor immediate and unmisakablc relief from sycrn
ana prOtracted suffering prompts me 10 make tho ~
lowing statement. At the age If nineteen which vas
twenty eight years ago, troubled with iaicnit
OF the Kidneys, from which suffered with LITTLE ntng
mission until within the past year, Uftcntrcs So
~ that was scarcely able to move tried rvcr,t r
coy cay when came within my reach and Consulted Ihc
pest physicians without relief being prOnounccd
Bile About year SINCE having heaSi Of r dnSula-
na oie ininSmt, IS ing an excellent article for M,
qua So FOR II cured me completely and the w
@ ceJoyeI perfect health which have mi do1 e H.
nra -, uIly lhrty years. My story Is told All yn,
49, ~ oerty 70 use II for the benefit OF ali sinar Ug
80 u~WlW TIIOS x. BACON
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a RARE CHANCE to buy valuable family
horse, or one for military use, is offered at the
sale of William Underwood's, near Cherry
Valley, to-day. See his advertisements
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~ be Wise by TimeS!-DO not trihe with your
nealth Consultation and character. IL Won are sIfer
Ins WIN any diseases for which HELMBoLDs ExEsRCT
buCliI Is recommended, try it, try it! try il! 1t will
nation and viii restore you to health purity atlit
tie expense, ana no exposure. Cut out the Advertise
ment III another colunl, and call send for it. Beware
u couhterietts! Ask for Ielmbold's Take no other
Gu T> eiI4f"nleed. deon2rl 49, ~
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THE FIFTYTHIRD REGnENT.-At recent
election of officers of company C, fifty third
regiment, Lieut.. Edward r. Washburn of
Worcester, was chosen captain; Second
Lieut.. j. IL. Vose of Clinton, first lieutenant,
and - Freeman of Clinton, second lieuten-
ant
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LIEUT.. JAMES NJ. HERvEY, of this city, late
OF the 25th Massachusetts, has been promoted
to Il captaincy in the LIST North Carolina regi-
ment. He will leave for Newbern in a few
days, and will take all letters and small pack
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ynsurante.

IEOPLE'S MUTUAL FIRE INSUR.
/ ANCE COMPANY, Worcester. Massachpsetts
Y Cash Capital of over 1854 coo,
re Buildings, Merchandise and Personal Pronort,
t9, 'iI as INYoraDle terms any sound and wen
ucl''h SfHHE o. A"tilal Gnnananv Tho erst .i.--
General NEWS SmnnInarv
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CITY AND COUNTY.

The LECTURE THIS EvENING-HoN. OWEN
LovEJoY.-The second lecture of the Lyceum
series will be delivered this evening, by Hon.
Owen Lovejoy Of Illinois. Mr.. Lovejoy
constituents have just reelected him to con-
gress, where his uniform and conspicuous adj
vocacy of principles now represented in the
government has already won for him nation
al reputation. During the struggles of the
last six years, he has given his influence and
his talents to the liberal and progressive side
OF all great public questions-with what ear
nestness and effect, intelligent people in New
England do not need to be told. His public
record for that period is an honorable part of
the political history of the country. Mr..
Lovejoy is not now on a lecturing tour, but
speaks here in fulflment of standing en-
gagement, and will return as soon as possible
to his post of duty at the capitol. We trust
he will be cordially welcomed, and have
reason to remember with pleasure the good
people of the Heart of the Commonwealth.
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IsOIs n.


Rogers, Jr. wv io' son TO Israel
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Coffin Ware Rooms, No. , asnngs Hook
Of the public to his Coffin Ware Rooms now omen Mt No
bangs Block, opposite the Court House. Witt re will
De found constantly on hand COFFINS and (!ASK FTS
Of all sizes and patterns made and trimmed with tho
pest material. Also Coffin Plates and Robes
Worcester, Feb IS, 1862 diff fIo
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the Union Esestored.-F. A. CLOUGH would
that Union Block having been fully restored since ts
ore ne mas re-opened his old Hair Dressing Room in bet
ter style than where be will be happy To attend
upon all who may favor him with call. dtf ans
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aem advertisements,

easements,
as remaining in the
Nov. 20, 1852.
Kendall, Mary II
Kennedy. Thos 2
LEDOYT, Almira
lOude, A Is
leddy, Bernard
Lawrence, mrs Alfredo NJ
lazelle, Daniel
Lorlng, Clara A
LlYcrmore. Frank c
Love, John
Longstreet, master Joseph
Ldnigan, John
Lincoln, Mary A
Long, Mary +
Lincoln, WILDER S
aJOte, Joseph
SMCCool, Ann
Sol rell, Ann i
Murdoek. Adna E
AOOre, Alonzo d
M iarioh' mrs Chds II
a. u,ieh, Ellen
Wa aSoii Sustus
Ms a,,ii, " W
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Mar III, neni
Si; ~ I,ei mrs :
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