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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-26
Major General Commanding.
From NIcC1eIInn,s Army.

MCCLELLAN's HEADQUARTERS, Tuesday,
June 24.-From the movements of the enemy
last night, and from information received from
contraband, general engagement was
looked for this morning The troops were all
under arms at daylight, and everything in
readiness, but after a slight demonstration by
the rebels, they finding themselves promptly
met at every point, retired to their old posi-
ton.
A terrible storm visited this section last
night, lasting about three hours. The wind
blew hurricane, leveling tents and trees in
all directions.
The Richmond papers complain of the large
price paid for substitutes in the rebel army,
many Of whom Immediately desert. They
mention instances where as high as SIT and
$40 have been paid.
The action of Col. Rufus ingalls, at White
House, in causing the arrest of some fifty of
the most prominent citizens remaining in the
rear of our army, is having a most salutary
influence on those who are suffered to remain.
Ten arrests were made yesterday in the neigh
borhood of New Kent Court House and
Charles City, and the arrested parties were
sent to fortress Monroe.
A ride at sunrise this morning along the en-
tire front of the Union lines found everything
remarkably ready for any emergency that
might arise. There has been less skirmish-
ing within the past "a hours than at any time
since the battle of Fair Oaks. The condition
of the swamp for an encampment has rapidly
improved with the last few days.
The movements of the enemy to-day have
been mysterious. Their pickets at some
points have been drawn in for half mile
while at others they remain as usual. The
ground vacated by the enemy is now held by
our troops. The Richmond papers of to-day
contain nothing of special interest except the
arrival of Gen. Price. No mention is made
of the whereabouts of Beauregard's army.
New YORK, June 25.-Letters to the Phil
adelphia papers from McClelans army state
that our first parallel, three miles long, is
completed, and also that it is believed that the
rebels cannot muster sixty thousand men on
whom they can rely to make charge on us,
or stand one from us.
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New YORK, June 25.-New Orleans ad-
vices state that the four men sentenced to be
hanged by order Of Gen. Butler, for robblng
citizens, were executed on the lIth' Porters
mortar fleet had gone to VickSburg' Com
Farragut was before Vicksburg. portion
of his fleet had routed the enemy from Grand
Gulf. One man named w. IL. Weeks was
killed on the Itasca, and four were wounded
The Band of America of New Orleans was
paying specie. Gen. Shepley hadyetoed sew
eral acts of the common council when were
calculated to injure the rising Union feeling
Numerous guerrilla bands along the Mlssis-
sipp still annoy passing vessels.
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Our Troops in Arizonn.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 9.-Gen. Carleton's
brigade has entered Arizona. The advance
guard under Col. West reached Tuzcou about
the 18th ult., the rebels having previously
abandoned the place The stars and stripes
were again hoisted over the ruins of fort
Breckenridge.
WASHINGTON, June 25.-The following has
been received at the war department:
SAN FRANCISCO, June 10.-To Il. Thomas.
Adjutant General: Gen. Carlton, at Punos
Village, May 25, reports that Col. West took
possession of Tuscan, Arizona, on the goth
without opposition. The rebel troops fled to
the Rio Grande.
As soon as the rebels are pushed away
from Messila, the overland mail route will be
opened from Honolulu via Santa Fe, Fort
Thorn, Tuscan, and fort Yuma, to San Fran
cisco. GEORGE WRIGHT, Brig. Gen.
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The President and Dame Rumor.

New YORK, June 25.-The president said
few words to the crowd, in response to loud
cheers, at Jersey City, in which he said his
visit to West Point was not to make or I'M
make any generals. Gen. Scott accompanied
him to New York, but no further.
Rumor says that Gen. Scott is to succeed
Mr.. Stanton as secretary of war, with Gen.
Banks as assistant secretary, and that Gen
Pope takes Banks command in the field,
while Mcdowell will be given some garrison
station. Another version makes Gen. Scott
commander in chief of the army, with Banks
as secretary of war. This chattering dame
Rumor is not half as respectable as a vicious
old Donkey
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The nlinnis Constitution.

CHICAGO, June 25.-The returns of votes
on the new constitution are nearly all in.
From all but four counties they foot up ma
jority against the bank article of 1880, and
against the congressional pportionment7 800.
The negro proposition, denying the right of
suffrage and of holding Office, was adopted by
almost $40 vote. The proposition to ex-
cude them from coming into the state was
adopted by nearly twO-thirds vote. They
consequently form part of the old constitution.
These articles were voted on separately from
the constitution. Majority against the new
constitution thus far about $4,000.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-26

New YORK, June 25.-The Richmond En-
quirer of the Dist says 1--WE learn from the
Express that Yankee troops to the number of
six thousand have advanced from Norfolk and
Suffolk to point on the seaboard railroad
known as Franklin depot, 3fty miles FROM
Portsmouth and thirty from Weldon. The
aim Of this force is beyond doubt to advance
to Weldon and cut off railroad communication
at that place with Petersburg and Richmond.
At Weldon roads from Wilmington and Ra
leigh and Petersburg converge. This explains
Burnsides recent visit to Mcclellan"
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GEO. 5. HILLIARD, AssIgnees of estate
THEODORE ME rCALF, of Joseph Burnett
c. p. BANCROFT, Auctloneer.

viii be sold Immediately after tine sale of the above
lot Of land containing about 30 acres lying Mill
pury Avenue and about One-haf mile southerly of the
mouse OF Darius Rice, Esq On IL Is thrifty and valu
able growth of Walnut trees of about ~ growth
The balance is mostly covered with White Oak and
Chestnut Sprouts much of which is Of Is years growth
and is DIES rable wood lot being near the city.
Also, some 62 lots Oak HILL ESQ called easery of
and very near the Western Railroad Passenger and
Freight station in Worcester. These lots only
particularly desirable account of their short
from the before named important railroad station as
well as the large Olling Mill and Foundry Nathan
Washburn, Esq, but from the beautiful view they
mand OF the city Water of the best quality and abuu-
dant.
Also, lot on Union Hill containing between one
and two acres situated north Of Winthrop street. west
OF Columbia street. south of land lately belonging
Capt Lewis Bigelow, and easteriy OF land formerly be-
longing tn John +. Pond.
Also, two lots the north side of Endlcott street con-
tanning respectively about u and u acres, both
which are quite number Of thrifty and bearing young
Apple trees of a oh ice variety of fruit
Also, three building lots which were conveyed by
William Greeneaf assignee of BENJAMIN waisworth to
John Pond said deed being recorded in the Registry
Of Deeds for the Comfy of Worcester, Book 5l Page
3s9 One of said lots is Highland street. from
the Court House; little south of the dwelling
house OF Joseph Pratt Esq., and the third the Island
ESQ called) near the Junction Shop.
Also one acre in Broad Meadow which is unsurpass-
ed for depth and quality of Peat.
Also all the right the said Burnett had to redeem
tain Morgaged Real Estate Union HILL which was
mOrtgageG to the Worcester County Institution for Saw
Ing by John Pond said heed being recorded in Regis
try of Deeds forsad County, Book 8, Page l67.
by order OF GEO s: HlLLARD, Assiyneos
TllEO. MErCALF, <A'sisnees'
TIN C. ?. BANCROFT, Auct'r
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NEW YORK, June 25.-C0TrON excited and 1rmer;
sales $500 bales at IS D 3j3c for middng uplands.
FLOUR-Sales 2l.9O0 bbls state and western a l0c
better supertne state 1926 a 4i0 extra 400 a
40 and AIS for choice; round hoop OHIO 500 a sos;
superfine western rs @ 4,4O; common to good extra
western 46O "a $50; southern Tmer; sales 2200 bbls
mixed to good s5,l0 @ TO-; fancy 595 q IS; Canada
l0c higher; sales 1900 bbls.
Wheat ] g &c better; sales 10000 bush; Chicago
spring 96 % LOG; Milwaukee club 100 a ,l0 winter red
western l,j@l,l9; amber Michigan l20 a 2l; Indiana
l25; amber Iowa and Wisconsin LOS "a lilo, Corn "a
cts better sales $4,000 bush; mixed western IL "a
sic; tor old, 525 a. 53@c; white 56 white south
ern Toe. Oats unchanged.
Pork more active and frmer sales $500 bbls the gov
eminent contract for 2250 bbs prime taken at
1926 g l!a mess sll0; prime sS,564 q IS; western
prime mess $O,75 % H. Cut meats active; sales
SO pkgs; shoulders 81 &c; hams a sc. Bacon sides
dull sales 30 boxes short ribbed middes at &C., the
eminent contract for 900 smoked awarded at 42
% 10 Smoked meats dull; sales so pkgs: city cut
hams 49, Lard very firm; sales 207O bbs, at u a SBc
Butter unchanged. Whikey frmer and still unsettled
sales 1000 bbls at 2s sOc Ricesaes 600 bags Al q
DC for Rmgoon Sugars firm; sales 700 hhds; New Or
leans 93c: by auction 4O hhds do at u a56f Musco-
yado % Sc Porto Rico &c; Havana, 4l0 boxes u
Sc Coffee quiet; 400 bags Rio, part at 92c Moasses
quiet; New Orleans by auction, 800 bbls at S5lc.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-26
The Army Mails.

MIDDLErowN, VA, June 25.-The mail ar
rangements for the army in the field have
been reorganized. Letters for General FIRE.
mont's headquarters, whether from Washing
ton, New York, or the west should all be di-
rected to Martinsburg, and will be forwarded
from there.
All letters for the army uuder and with Gen.
Fremont, except those for headquarters,
should be addressed to Winchester Letters
for other districts in the department to be sent
as heretofore. Postmasters and others are to
take care of this direction, which is by order
of Capt. Goulding, chief quartermaster in the
field, under whose charge the mails have been
placed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-26
KEANEDY'S RHEUMATIC IMMINENT.

The attention of the public is called to this most
cclen of all Lniments perfect and speedy for
all the aches and pains that1esh is heir to.
RHEUMATISM is caused by stagnaton Of the
fluids arising from checked perspiratiOn-is cured by
few bottles of kENNEDYs RHEUMATIC LINIMEET.
NEURALGIA-the king of all paints caused by
Inflammation CT the neryes-is instantly cured by
few applications of KENHEDY's RHEUMATIC LINIMENT.
SPRAINS are caused by an Over-oXtension and
sudden action Of the muscles-is cured by few bot
ties of KENNEDYs RHEUMATIC LINIMENT- equally good
for man or beast.
PLEURISY is an Inflammation of the lining Of
the rbs- cured by few bottles of KENHEDY's RHEU-
MATIC LINIMENT.
BRUISES are caused by sudden pressure of the
les and smashing Of the tissues-s instantly relieved
by kENNEDY's RHEUMATIC LINIMENT.
CKAMP Is II contraction OF the muscles, caused by
sudden sOppage of the nervous fluid. which prevents
animal life having free flows cured by few applica
tions OF kENNEDY's RHEUMATIC L1NmENT
BILIOUS COLO Is caused by aneuralga In the
stomach ana boWels-take teaspOOnful Of KEsNEDT's
hhEuhAIlC LINfMENr in warm water every half hour
unit cured.
SORE THROAT AND uOARSENEsS
are caused by an unnatural dryness Of the gandswet
piece OF manner with kENNEDY's RHEUMATIC LINtMENT,
apply II on going to bed, and you will be well In the
HEADACHE AND THROnHING OF
TIE TEMPLES Is caused by pressure from sensible
perspfati0n-is cured by iew applications Of KEEEE
DY's RHEUMATIC LIEIMRNT.
WEAKNESS OF THE HACK Follow the
direction IN the circular around each bottle
Its good for roOthache, Earnche, Swelled Face and
Inflammation Of every kind. Every family should have
a full supply for the winter.
Mass, Price 90 cents. sold BY DAVID SCO1 I, gro,
p. HARLOW, JAMES GREEN, BUSH " 60, ". \.
MoCONVILLE, W. II. uOULDlNG, and by Druggists
everywhere.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-26
Fighting Near Richmond.
The Rebels Driven Back
OUR TROOPS VICTORIOUS.

NEAR RICHMOND, REDoUBT No. 8, June
25.-l P. NJ, Hon. &. N. Stanton, Secretary
Of Var: We have advanced our pickets on
the left considerably, to-day, under sharp re-
sistance. Our men have behaved very hand
somely. Some firing still continues
GEO. B. MCCLELLAN,
Major General Commanding.
REDoUBT No. 3, June 25.-3. 10 P. NJ, Hon.
b. ~ Stanton, Secretary Of Var: The en-
envy are making a desperate resistance to the
advance of our picket lines. Gen. Kear-
ney's and one half of Gen. Hooker's men are
where l want them. have this moment re-
inforeed Hooker's right with brigade and a
couple of guns, and | hope in few minutes
to finish the work intended for to-day. Our
men are behaving splendidly. The enemy
are fighting well also. This is not a bat
tie, but merely an affair of General Heint-
zelman's corps supported by General Keyes,
and thus far all goes well, and we hold every
foot we have gained. If we succeed in what
we have undertaken, it will be very impor-
thus far. The fighting, up to this time, has
been done by Gen. Rockers division, which
has behaved as usual, that is, most handsome
ly. On our right, Gen. Porter has silenced
the enemies batteries on his front.
GEo. b. MCCLELLAN,
Major General Commanding
REDoUBT No. 3, June 25-5 p. Mo
Hon. q. NJ. Stanton, Secretary Of Var =
The affair is over, and we have gained our
point fully and with but little loss, notwith-
standing the strong opposition Our men
have done all that could be desired. The af-
fair was partially decided by two guns that
Capt. Deerusy Dusebury brought into action
under very difficult circumstances. The enc
my was driven from his camps in front of
this, and all is now quiet.
&. B. MCCLELLAN,
Major General commanding.
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Affairs at Norfolk.

NORFOLK, VA, June 24.-Gen. Viele held
A conference with the city officers here yes
terday, and, finding that they would not take
the oath of allegiance, ordered that no cleo
ton for municipal officers should be held to-
day, as arranged for. This morning he issued
a proclamation declaring the city under mar
tial law, and retiring the old city officers
whose terms have expired. Gen. Viele has
found it necessary to adopt this course in con-
sequence of the numerous petty disturbances
between the Union men and the secessionists.
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disabled Soldiers.

NEW York, June 25.-The following sick
and wounded soldiers of Massachusetts, regi-
ments have arrived here in the Commodore;
G. S. Hargler, 10th Mass; w. Noble, 10Th
Mass; J. F. Costello, 18th Mass; j. B.
Stone. 9TH Mass; X. Lincoln, LIST Mass. 0.
II. Fuller, 10Th Mass; j. Foster, 22d Mass;
L. NJ. Hill, J. Mahoney, G. V. Perkins, 10th
Mass A. V. Walker, 18th Mass; M. Dixey,
NJ. Grady, 10Th Mass; H. Kalson, l.. Z.
Greenleaf, b. f. Edmonds, 10Th Mass; X.
Westakauf, 10Th Mass; G. NJ. Carrie, 9th
Mass
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TRESToN, n. j., June 25.-An extra train
with the 9Th Massachusetts battery, Capt
Cook, l5G men and l20 horses, ran OIL the
track three miles from Trenton depot preclpi.-
tating five or six cars into the canal. Several
horses are said to be killed. SO far as known
only one man is missing.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-26

PHILADELPHIA, June 25.-About five hun
dred prisoners, taken by General Fremont in
the valley of the Shenandoah, went through
this evening. Most of them were left by Jack
son on his retreat, being sick. Their desti-
nation is unknown
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-26

NEW YORK, June 25.-sToCKS are better, with a
moderate business; Chicago and Rock Island SO Mil
waukee and Prairie du Chen 36f; Cleveland and Toledo
49, Galena III; Panama 1875 Michigan Southern guaran-
teed 6la; Michigan Central a. Michigan Southern Rail.
road 27R; Central 933; Hudson II; U skies 81
Oregon war loan halt year. l046 Treasury 30ths 1859
small fves IA coupons 96f; U skies 81 coupons
1851 American told 1883; Pacific Mail ll6f
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-26
FROM THE SHENANDOAH VALLEY.
Jacl<son's Invasion Checked.

HARPER's FERRY, Juue PA pontoon
bridge will arrive this afternoon on the wav to
Fremont. The greater part of the force here
are throwing up earthworks on Bolivar
Heights. Supplies are plenty. 1t was ru-
mored yesterday that the rebel Ewell was adj
vancing on New Creek with 1000 men. The
23d Illinois and S7th Pennsylvania went there
this morning. Gen. Kelly is fully able to re-
ceive Ewel. jackson is by this time check
ed, and Fremont, Banks, and Shields have
Joined their forces to pursue him.
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MEMPHIS, June PA detachment of the
9Th Illinois cavalry made descent on the
rebel cavalry guarding train near Cold Wa
ter Station on the Mississippi and Tennessee
railroad, and captured twenty-five prisoners
and 10000 pounds of bacon on the train. They
destroyed the bridges rendering the road inn
passable.
The navigation of White river is now open
TO Curtis army
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-26

PHILADELPHIA, June 25.-But one race
took place to-day, which was OF two mile
heats, and was won by ldlewlld IN TWO s'raign'
heats Time: 307, 3O6. west hoAoury was
,,ithdrawn after the first heat. The track was
in had condition. The other races were post
noned till Friday and Saturday.
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MORTGAGES SALE-WiII be soId

Nj ORTGAGEES SALE will be sold
~ at Public Auction on the premises, on MONDAY,
the 2ls day tJuly next at ten O'Clock in tie forenoon
by T. W. Vail, Auctoneef, the premises described In
certain mortgage deed given by Jonathan Grout to the
worcester Mechanics Savings Bank, dated June a. A.
d. 1881 and recorded In the Worcester County Registry
Of Deeds Book for Worcester Mechanics Savings Bank
Page l0I Said premises consist Of lot of land 30 feet
'front.' by l50 feet deep, described said mortgage
deed on Irving street In the city of Worcester, with
cottage dwelling house and barn thereon. The sale will
De made in pursuance of the of sale contained in
said mortgage deed and agreeaby to decree of sale
entered the 18th day of June current in Superior
Court In an action commenced said mortgage BY the
Worcester Mechanics Savings Bank, Plaintiff against
Martha 2. Boyden and others, defendants. Terms of
sale, Cash.
The Worcester Mechanics Savings Bank
by A. MCF. DAVIS, Atty
Il. W. VAIL, Auctioneer.
Worcester, jane H. 1882 dtjy2l jeI7
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VlHE GREATEST MEDICAL DIS.



Two bottles warranted cure nursing sore mouth
One three bottles will clear the system biles
Two bottles warranted to the worst canker in
the stomach.
Three five bottles warranted to cure the worst
kinds of Erysipelas.
One two bottles warranted to all humors in
the eyes.
Two bottles warranted to running of the ears
and blOtches among the hair.
Four to six bottles warranted to corrupt and
running ulcers.
One bottle will cure scaly eruptions of the skin
TWO or three bfttles are warranted to the worst
kind ofrlngwOim.
Two three bottles warranted to cure the most
desperate of rheumatism.
Three or four bottles warranted TO cure salt
rheum
Five to eight bottles to cure the worst
scrofula.
One to three bottles warranted to cure the worst
cases of dyspepsia | know from the experience of
thousands that it has been caused by canker the
stomach
One or two bottles warranted to cure sick head
ache.
One two bottles warranted to regulate costive
state Of the bowels
One two bottles will regulate aderangement the
kidneys
Four 10 six bottles have cured the worst cases 0
drOpsy.
by strictly following the directions in the pamphlet
around each bottle, ard judicous application Of the
SALT RKEUM OINTMENT,
SCROFULA OINTMENT, AND
HEALING OINTMENT,
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Anft1ons.
: REAL ES


Me OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
LArE.-By order of Court, will be sold at Auction
on the premises 26th day Of June al ten cIock in
the forenoon that valuable property situated on the
soutneV sue Of Winthrop street. on Union Hill Wor-
SeSleIa MASS, formerly owned and now occupied by
John F. roma, Esq, consisting of
nghouse, large barn out buildings and so1a wen
~ nye acres Of orchard and moving lard The land
considered equal to any in the county of and
Is mostly In very high state cultivation Tnon ths
place is splendid pear orchard numbering some three
hundred standard trees embracing all the choice va
rletles me trees OF large size. at least two
hundred and nty of them are of the Bartlett variety
From present appearances they will yield this year not
less than five hundred bushels ofruit Also some one
nuncred and ty apple trees, the choicest yaretes
Qaostiy Baldwins) In fine bearing condition Beside
these are Cherries peaches, plums Strawberries and
other fruits The place Ia adorned with very large mn
nber OF beautiful large sized evergreens grove CT
forest trees buck thorn hedge and numerous other
namenta trees. There Is abundance of excellent w-
ter upon the premises and for heathiness and beauty
of prospect the tuatOn Is of the desirable in
the vicinity Of Worcester for gentleman of leisure or
business Aso opposite said farm and on the northery
SIDE OF winthrop street. lot Of about twelve acres Of
land, nearly square, and bounded by Winthrop Proyi
uele ana Haywood streets, respectively There Is upon
te and about 5O OF Baldwin and other apple trees and
row OF beautiful ever-greens upon the street sides of
te lot The land is of very superior quality slopes to
the south and II would be difficult find more desir
Dle lot Tor gentee residence. Also adjoining the first
uescrlDeu property, excellent pasture, containing
ahout twenty-five acres enclosed mostly with good stone
walls, abundanty supplied with never failing water and
SO suae1 az 70 pc easy Of access through lane indie
The above property will be sold as a whole or in ono
or more of the three parts herein described To su the
wants of purchasers. 800 VIZ
The premises be at any time unon alton
10 John Pond ESQ, ana further Information NAV be
had of Henry 5. Washbutn, Esq Worcester.
Terms made known at the time and place Of sale
GEO. 5. HI LIZARD, ! AssIgnees of estate
THEODORE ME rCALF, of Joseph Burnett
e. j. BANCROFT, AuctIoneer.
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A SSIGNEES' NOTICE-WoRcEsTER
VISIT PARKER'S GALLERY. 30

Main street. and procure one of those 123 cent
AmbrOtypes, which are warranted to give much
sfactOn taken in the city for rs or 50 cents All
style of AmbrOtypes and cheaper than
cured elsewhere Pictures of babies taken instantan
eously by anew process Try them. Call and examine
specimens. 4. l.. PARKER Artist.
iaI
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PEAL ESTATE AGENT.-Thc under.

~ signed offers his services for the purchase, e.
ange and leasing real estate for the purchase and
sale of stocks and bonds for the negotiation of business
paper; for procuring loans mortgages for making
papers of all kinds relating to the purchase sale
change of real estate, and for the collection of rents.
Office 203 Main street A. j. EATON.