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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-08

SoUTHBRIDGE ITEMs.-Incendiarism seems
to be rife in Southbridge. On the LIST, an old
barn, standing on the lot owned by Lorenzo
Morton, was set on fire. Loss about $50.
On the morning of the 3D., about half past
twelve O'Clock, persons in the house of Messrs.
Benjamin and David Walker, on the old road
to Charlton City, discovered fire in the barn,
situated opposite the house, and in very
short time it was entirely consumed, with a
shed adjoining, and all their contents, consist
ing of forty tons of hay, one hundred bushels
of oats, and few farming tools. The whole
loss will amount to $1,000. The barn was
insured for $500, and the hay, grain and con-
tents, for $3.50. On Wednesday evening, a
small barn belonging to Michael Cummings
was consumed by fire. A COW and the stock
of hay on hand were burned. Loss about
500. The fire is supposed to have been set.
A few evenings SINCE Mr.. S. 2. Irwin left
his horse and wagon standing in front of the
residence of Mr.. Charles V. Carpenter, and
while he was inside the house, some uncivil-
lied scamps cut his harness to pieces. He
discovered the outrage when about to take the
reins to start off, by finding them missing.
The same night, the same individuals, proba-
bly, deSecrated the Methodist church. The
journal says a draft is needed in the town,
and that the well behaved young men have
mostly volunteered.
The following business item we take from
the Journal 1--WE are gratified to announce
that the Central Mills in this town, which sus-
pended work one year ago last August, will
resume operations in a few days-probably
next week. Mr.. Chester A. Dresser has re-
Gently purchased the whole of the property,
formerly owned by Leonard & Dresser. The
resumption of business at these mills will
make an addition of about two hundred per-
sons to the population of our town, and con-
considerably increaseits business. Mr.. Ores
ser has purchased cotton to start with at fifty
cents per pound. The works will be run full
time and to their full capacity. The mills are
capable of manufacturing forty thousand
yards of cloth per week, with all the machine
ry running"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-08

Experience teaches us that dellcacy preventsmany
females from applying for the means TO alleviate suffer
ing and save lfe That objection Is bvated in the cas-.
James Carke's Pills prepared after the prescrip
ton OF Sir james Clarke Physician to the Queen Eng
ana wei known to be the only safe and sue remedy
'oriemaie difficulties and obssrucons from any cause
can oe sent In bottle containing 50 pills post free,
Sold by BUSH 81 CO., and all Druggists
III deOd&weow
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-08
MILITARY CLOTHING

having had large experience in this line of business,
can warrant Uniforms from this establishment to be
satisfactory in every particular All orders executed on
short notice.
d II. GAMES,
Harrington Corner,
Au' DIFF Corner Main and Front streets
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-08
To Military Omccrs.

Particular attention is called to my stock of
LlG HIT AND DARK BLUE CLOTHS,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-08

THE WONDERS OF CHEMIsTRY.-This branch of
knowledge is of great value in matters of every
day-lifei for every one is of necessity chemist in
a greater or less degree, whether he knows it or
not. But chemistry has its wonders. Is it not
wonder to the elements of water issuing through
orifce only the size of pin, and yet possessing
such power to make rivet hole through cast
steel saw plate or knife blade almost neatly
can be done with punch? Is it not wonder to
piece of ice used instead of match to touch
off a fire with, the ice as truly burning piece
OF pine wood? And yet these wonders and many
more 1 have witnessed in Professor Dunn's lee
tIIra
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-08
Special aot1tes.

WInR's Fnrlna Crack rs.-There are persons of
high resnectabity, who make variety of Crackers
bearing different Names such Boston, Congress Sodo
&C which are excellent Of their kinds but as there are
no other crackers manufactured in the United States
containing the peculiar qualities of Wings many ~
these persons purchase Wings Crackers in order 10
supply their customers with the Farina Crackers
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-08

hatchcl"r'A Esalr Dye, TEE BEST IL TIE WosLp
=" ihEla" a bArCHELoR'o celebrated Hair Dye
produces color not be distinguished foyn n.trvs
warranted not to njure the air the least; reIes
the Ill effects of bad dyes and vporates the hair for
life Gray, Red, or Rusty air instantly turns to q
splendid Black or Brown, leaving the hair SOFT and
beautiful Sold byGEORGE =. HARLOW, 242 Mar, ST.
and all Druggists, &c. &R-@ The Genuine is sianed
WILLIAM A. BATCHELOA, the four sides of each
box Factory No 81 Bearcay street. date 233 broadway
and Ii Bond street, New cork 66wfv rvoa
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-08

al l 7 AIRY GOODS
large assortment of Swords, Sashes, Belts Sho ldeF
straps, Haversacks, overcoat Sings, Pistols Caps
Drinking rubes, Cups, Kniie Fork and Spoon aud in
TACT everything that Soldier make him Jm-
Portable Presentation Swords procured of the hest
quality. RICHARD FISkE Agent
Sign of the Big Gun, 1875 Main STREET
A large assortment of Watches Silver Ware Je7elrv
and Spectacles. DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-08

OmIEUFths-Inls trOuDIpSOme
plant exists TO greater extent than g morally supposed
and Is generally prevalent among children who eat
largely of getables. particularly eabages urnips and
the IKE AMI OIL which worms thrive The disease shows
itself By uneasy slcer uneven appetite, disposition to
Itch about the and the face and is perna
nently cured by lIanneN ellis Eclectic Pills SO direct
has been the results that the the term sure
Cure or money refunded is perfectly ustifable and
will be carried out
~ Fac Smile of j. L. Hunnewli's signature over
cOrks OF genuine only.
For sale BY all dealers everywhere. JOHN 0 HILL
NJ b. GREEN 81 co JAMES GREEN, GEO p HAIR
Low, Agents for Worcester, Mass. deod6wlm OILS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-08

a.. <. Harris, gseuaIt.. l5s Y ain street u,tnsI
the aew Mechanics Has RuilS:uE. *
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-08

See woman in another column, picking Sau uci
Grapes, Tor Speer's vine. 1t Is IN admirable ar cIs
used in Hospitals end by the first class families IN sris
London ana New York, in preference to old ror " me.
"a az
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-08

MRS: II. Il. Clark, VI. ID, Physician and sue
ter and vicinity that continues to treat ali diseases
peculiar to females scientifically aud successfully Con-
sultaon ree Office and residence 309 ain street cor
ner OF Myrtle dtf anS9
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-08

~. Ut n 7 : IT \ O = E 7 I Z
ms Coil Narcrooms at 53 Front street where ian
aiways De found large assortment of Coins ~ IF
of all sizes Coffin Plates and Robes of the seal
Ant e o9sjicnce SO Front street dtf 81 4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-08

STURBRIDGE.-Dr. VIM. S. Saunders of
Sturbridge, well-known physician Of that
town, was found dead, Wednesday afternoon,
about half mile from Fiskdale village on
the road to Holland. The cause of hrs sud
den death is supposed to have been disease
of the heart with which he had long been
troubled He had long practiced medicine in
Sturbridge and vicinity. He was forty seven
years and seven months Of age.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-08

pr a. Wesley Kelley, Analytical Pn,,si ian
VII pc ~ attendance at the Medical Office i42 Nsin
street worcester 10 consult with patients upua ali lis
eases. during THURSDAY and FRIDAY Nov tt
anu itn tQ@,ce adrtce fee) ladies and tgegiIe-
"'e' 0'e "'V"eu 20 cuf!. d6t&wlt o.g
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-08

min Is making splendid Photographs colored n,
ON small Daguerreotypes and Ambrotypes Isl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-08

Mrs. M. w. GernId., puysIoIAN ,yn So
Sg;SS,JL MibwFE, NO i3 Exchange street Speeial
cbiidUh gVSn TO Uterine Complaints and dis ases Of
Pm. al - h''"HuF rom 70
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-08

DIR. G. a. Hill attends to all Special Diseases OF
Males and Females at his Medical Office No. 81 ain
street. Worcester, Mass his advertisement OF the
Greatest Female Remedy OF the Age. in this paper
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-08

Adams Gallery, asa Main Street, is now
oPeh loI the TeCcptlOh OI the public. DIFF d2I
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-08

sna W gs oT splendid picture OF your child, cali
yQHin s. 1873 Main street ns arrangemenfs ara cnn'
pete reproducing Observation-Disclosures Az Az
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-08

rt oOn ih ware Rooms, No. ; ISmnas RIocL.-
a. W. nuetsgne1 would respectfully call the attention
se pubic 70 his Coffin Ware Rooms now omen M No
ptgs block opposite the Court House VII, re- viii
~ az Vunu constantly on hand COFFlNS and CAS FITS
~ ~ sizes ana patterns made aud trmmed with ths
''S' material Also Coffin Plates and Robes WV
uor,a.,.. r., 80 ,. j. W. BROOKS
= V''N'tSi' E6o TO- looz DIFF ft9
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-08

Geo. y. HOPpln sk Co., Commission Merchanta
and dealers IN Flour Corn. Rye, Oats, Buck Wheat
MATT Meal OF all kinds Fine and Coarse Feed Butter
and Cheese, Mechanic street, W forester Mass
je23
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-08

.ni D., ,sa. ~, Attorney and Counsellor Ut Law
'uiey Row. lSSAain street, Worcester. ar la
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-08

DR.. Sweets Hpfnliible IInIsreDt is truly a
reno IN need and every family should have IT at hand
o2J d&wly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-08

w: g. Richards, VETERINARY SUEGEOY,-Hous
chanc street. DIFF " eI5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-08

consumption, Gravel, GOut, ChrOOIc Rheu-
m"tism' Dr"psy' Dyspepsia, Fever and
Ague, and bladder Complaints.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-08

nDrnper ~ Clnrk, COMMISSION MERCHANTS ana
~ eaers N Flour, Grain, Meal Grass Seed Salt Lime
cement Calcned Plaster Plaster Paris, Ground ovstcI
eenVlls' ana Farmers Produce generally Also Agenfs
i9r the sale OF Goes super Phosphate Of Lime
"uano' American OuHno and Ground Bone 'N'
am s,e , DRAPER a CLARK,
app dtf Nos a5 " Front st., Worcester Mass
A. McF. DnVIs. Atfor1ev s,d 5,oa,,..,,-- -
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mnst e'ni,e to win gradually. IL is
not fitting that we should biundor
through, ard gain our great end by
mere superior numbers; let as also
be able 10 point with pride toihe On
perior sbill, energy and genius Of
tho len lers whom great FREQ ma
,ion calls TO the front when II needs
them. Thus the vinaication Of lib
erty wou'd be complete; and we
have It at heart that 1t should be
complete.
With the great armies now going
to the field there are grand opportu.
mites for military skill and genins.
We are able 60 sweep the rebellion
from tbe earth. and if the men 70
wiom tho Pre.idont entrusts these
armies have the energy, daring and
confidence in their men which they
should hsve--if they, too, hare the
honorable pride in our fair fame
which every American should cher.
ish they have it 10 their power e
exhibit a spectacle worthy of ou'
name and pride. But Il is not by
cautious ditch digging. by delays
and triAing, by msgniiyipg the enc
nys strength and acting di.honors'
bly, on the def naive, that this car
be done. We must attack, aud a..
tack inoes-an'ly; must teach our
soldiers to dcspise hal'.suc ess and
Ruthless victories and the only m y
Il. to lead our srUiss hencefnrlh ST.,
those who have tho great spir''
which scorns To q lcss than bert
tho too, and which eagcrly HINTS
him mp wheuevtr ho dnres show
himself.
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Al 9 O'Clock this morning. Gerer
al Wallace issued the FLOWING
The undersigned, bv order Of Ma.
iJor Geprral Wright, assumes con-.
Imani o Cincinnati, Cpvington and
Newport.
Il is bat fair to inform the cliiz ne
Ithot IN ac'ive, daring aud power'u
enemy threatrns them with every
con't GTence OF war, yet the clfiee
I'nust be dotonied, and their inhabit.
ant must assist in he preparation
Patriots. dnty, homer, srI'.preser.
rstion, call tnem 10 the labor AMI i
must be performed equally by all
classco.
First. All business muat be aus.
Ipcnded at 9 o'elocl; 10 day EYcry
IDus'neso hcG<s mast be closed.
Second. UGdcr the direction o,
the Mayor, the citzsns ,nus,, within
on h''nr after thc euspeBGion Of hns
~ es 10 O'ciock) a. N >, asscmb!a IN
convenient pnblic places really fol
orders AZ soon al possible ,huy
will De ss.isuei to their woik.
This lab r ought 10 br th It o, love,
and the unlers gncd trusts and be-
iieves 1t will be SO. Anyhow il
must be done.
The willing shall be properly
credited; the unwilling promptly
visited. The principle adopted is,
icitiz ns for the labor, soldiers tor the
BAT Ie.
Thrd. The ferry'bosts will cease
plying tho river after four O'Clock
A. nj until further or.Iers.
Martial law is hereby proci lined
in the three cities until they eau he
relieved by the military, tlro lnjnnct.
ion OF this procl ,matIou will W .xl.
Icutcd by the Police.
Lev WALLACE,
Brigadier General Commanding.
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Enex'ir's sales.


AN.IA IAts...-lls iuves auU hates, sUrrvws
WI aud angers, hopes and 1ears, regrets and
~ :, MANHOOD, how lost, INV restored; tho
nature, treatment aud radical euro VI sperm
atoirLoea, or seminal Weakness; involuntary
marriage generally; nervousness, consump-
tioii, MS. mental ana physical incapacity, re-
suitiug from SELF ABUsE--are Iuiiy explain
ed IN tho MAkRlAGE GUIDE, ny wa. fouho,
NJ. ID. This must extraordinary book should
be Ia the hands of every young person con-
tomplaung marriage, and every inao or wo'
mau who desirGs " lint the number OF iheir
offspring TO their circumstances. Every pam.
disease and ache Incidental 10 youth, mhturl'
W and old age, Is fully explained; every puIti'
ole ofkno oyiedge that should be kao~ Is hero
given. II IL fuii VI engrxvings. In TACT, u dis
closes secrets that overy one should know;
still II is n book that must DO locked up, and
not lie ABOUT the house. IL will DO sent 10 any
one Oh the receipt OF rs cc2ts In specie or post
age stamps, Audrass DIX. WIN. YOUNG, No.
4l6 Spruce street, above Fourth, PhlladelpDia.
sS AfFLILTED AND UNFORTUNATE, no
mia, Ter what may bu your disease, before you
place yourself under The care VI any oi tho
notorious Quaeks-pativc or foreign-who adt
vertise IN this or any other paper, get oopr
of Dr.. Young's book, and read Il caTstithy. b
Will be the means of saving you many doliah
your health, and possibly your Iiie.
DIR. YOUNG Call be consulted ON any otthe
diseases described IN his publication, ay n
once, No. 4l6 spruce street, above Foitu.,
Philadelphia. OEce hours from ~ ), dally
Aprll ~, 1862.
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n e sentans excuse 10 tho eject that
twas impossible to do ~, Tor Sex
Il transportation and supplied. On
Tbursdsy night, the orlaf was re-
peased snd the time % march fixed
1T g o'clock, Friday morning. RI
Al a late hour that morning the
President believed and etc.. ~ v;s
itors that this eolunn had moved
But i.ee rs discovery was shortly after
ward made tLat Gen. Franklin was
still in Alexsndris.
At 2 o'clock On Friday afternoon,
The ord,r was ior the third time ia.
sued; bnt at 4 Gen. Mcclellan tele
eraphed that he had cou niermanded
|it, because he Judged II unsafe to
i prive Alcxandrls and Washington
Of the protecti5s q his earps.
On Friday night they moved, bu,
were stopped by Mcclellan at An.
nan1ale. about seven miles from AL.
exandria, and within sound Of the
ehf my guns, lof the alIcged reason
that it wss unsafe to adv'nco Yes
icrday they at Last moved; but for
'hree dave the march was delaye =.
'hrrc dayf, during which Gen Pope
spr fighting opainst terrible odds.
Anuther act Of Gen. Mcclellan
ncsta ,qn, llv shatperl'ic.sm, Gen.
Pope sent to hun from the battle,
ID l.! q I. quest that hc would forward
i'm immoji lately forage Tor HE hors.
"a Dn1 nol 'or his men.
9 u. Mcclellan returned on an.
w,r tu The eff ct that he would be
I1.rPy 10 comply with Gen. Popc'a
suggcstcu il he would send a,cs val
icy ,scort. This story seems incroi'
Iiblc. but it 10 uucn more than u ru.
mJr.
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CAIEr Angus, 3l.-Dispatches re-,
ceivsi here state that General Nor,
gan was marching on Fort Dancl.
son, for the purpose OF attacking it.
The number OF his force Is not as,
ccrtained.
Memphis sdvices say:
"On the 25;h. Col. Wood attacked
1000 rebels at Bolivar. completely
routing them after a abort engage
men,. Our.'oss, one killed, Rlbcl
loss no, stated.
The rebel steamer Fairplsy, cap.
tured up the Ysz'o river q icw days
siuce, has arrived here.
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d. pe worth all treasures and suf.

M worth all treasures and suf-
hsrirgef ro "a
l.lmay 70 done. Lot every man
In his place rise M sbd demand II!
Each mans voice Ia hut a breath. -
'But let breath mingle. with breath,
end the current begin to move, as o
storm marches, which gathering
iorce "A 1t goes, moves the very
dsep and shakes the land. Then
when the earthquakes oil War shall
have been felt, and the great and
stormy voice OF the people, onr rulers
will pefadeeptrso hear the still small
= voice Of God, speaking with irresist
y ible authority -" Let my people
gol'-and bow down, and obey
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= 'C' " n HIsIsaOFl
Brigadier General Commanding.

Sr. l. us, September /. - Tie
mem bers OF the old 81. Louis Mcr.
chants Exchange have besn notified
to appear before the Provost Mar
shnl 10 day, to answer to the charge
,f dlsloysl demonstrations ut the
meeting held last Friday. ] found
guilty, the Exchange will be de.
solved, subject to the conhscation OF
property.
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Of. CHEESEMAN'S FILLS,

Ide combination ci inSrsisnts IN these
Pills Is tho result long and sx;enaiye prac
'ico' rhoy are mid IA thn,r oiiyatinn, ard
certain IN correcting ali irrl lularities, Painful
,Nenstrra!ions, -, removing all ohs;ruc,Ions,
whether from cnli or othsrT!so, hea1srhe,
Jain IN tho side. palpi;a,ion OF the keart,
whites, all IeyTuds affections, hJs,erirs, ia.
tigus, pain IN the back and limbs, &C.. disturb.
I'D sleap, which d. iss ;r,;a interruption OF ma.
ture.
IEEaIlv' =.
was the commencement Of new ora In the
treatment OF those irregularities and obstruct.
tions which have consigned so many 10 YRE.
IArURE GaAyE. No female oygoan enOuj d
health unless she is regular, and wbsne vor.a
obstruction tnkes pIaclth bee, the eeueral lie a
gins tu dscllna.
Dir. CHEZ GMly' -,
are the most eifectual remedy aver known for
all complaints peculiAr TO females. To all
classes they nre Invaluable. inducing, tolM Ger.
iainty, periodical regularity. They are known
TO thousands throughout ths country, having
the sanction of some OF tho most eminent Ply.
siGluns In America. Explicit directions, sta.
ting wheu they should not be used, with each
Uox-,he Prco 81 per box, CONTAINING from 80
to so Pills.
Pills sent by mail, promptly, BY remilting to
the Proprietor. o. d by druggists generally.
Il. B. HUTCHING, PaoPRlEroR,
20 Cedar street, New York.
ga For sale h. D. FREY, and al. NJ.
HUbER. FISDLAY. ohio. March 7. ls62.-lyl
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IlrADoUARTERs FIELD OF BATTLE }
GgJvErJN npnr G'insville,
August go. !
TO AiA,R GErEsa,fi W Fl

To MA r GENERAL n " Hal
LICK, COMMANDER ~ CHEF: - W.
fought terrific h,ttle hete Yesterday,
With tho combined forces Of thc enc
my, which lasted with continuous
inry from daylight, until a'ter dark.
by which time the enemy was driven
rom field, which we now occupy. -
Oar troops arc too much exhausted
yet to puah matters. but shall do
II in the conrsc of the m rnin2, as
soon as Fi'z John Portar's corps
comes TO ns from Manassas. The
enemy is still in onr front. but they
are badly uselup, We have LOST
not lees than eish: thousand men
killed and wounded.
From tho appearance Of the field,
the enemy lost at least two to on,
one. lie stood strictly on tho do
'ensivc, and every assault was IN ado
by ourselves Our troops behaved
splendiily. Tie battle was fought
on the Identical battlefield OF Bnl
Run, which tact greatly increased
tho enthusiasm OF our men. The
news just reached me from the ron,
that the enemy is ietrca,ing toward
the mountains. go forward at once
to see. We have made great cap
tures, but am not able yet to form
an idea Of their extent.
JOIN POPE
MsjQr Gen in Com
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PR RIM MI IUM g
A NEW SUPPLY
.-OF--
Sugars, Cod Fish, sugar.Curcd Beef,
Just rvCo.v-d ana 10. .tia Sucap, -
ISAAC DAVIS
W'oies.lG aud q. AL GfoGcry.

/ September 8, ! ~.
IUN!tE nnii-FD~,icris R.ITE IUc 10 !I11II- . ! =.
4 posed new count, rppA ~ glce t0wG
strip, aJe hGrehy no'ihcd th.i there WI DC Z
yioN and surrey on tbs (. Having pro nsnG
EHw county road. 10 10 loos'cd Ms tlllnws:-
Coz meucirg fUr n p :.uUs ~ no center ~ tie
Now Haven rad ht ~, Northwest currcf ur
''y. OHIO, roar no Center S,hrri H,uso.
Thence rrHbtEg nth nn i6s n- bri wcsn
500 tons u AID q " and * 'in" S"nth up'll
j. uter.ects Re Find!ay ana ,rsv road, pass
"" Tie W..'u 81 Levi u ght, Jhs!an T., I'll
terminate.
The Yisrera and snlv0rnr will meet tor 'la'
purpose AZ thc Center .rho"l lOns.. IN Z 4
liog township, on tic l0ih day u' Oct her
lNG2. t,insIrb.r 5, l. ..
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A DMINIsTI,ATRIx NOrICE.-The un.
"A Adersigned has beon appointed and qualified
de a.dmnistratrix OF lne ostate Lew Wolf,
lato of Hancock county, deceased
MARY ANN WOLF.
Aug. 20lh, lS02.-[3w.
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ORDERS FROM GOVERNOR Top
The Time for Recruiting Extended.
COLUMBUS. ONO, Sept.

CoLuMeu4. ONO, Sept 1
To TuE SEVERAL COMMITTEES TO ST.
rERiNrESD DRAfrINo:
BY virtue OF the authority given
me by the Secretary OF War, do
hereby extend the time for the com
meDce;nent OF tho order heretofore
given to draft militia for tho army OF
the United States until the 10th day
Of THE month. On which day you
will, IN the manner heretofore di.
rected, commence the execution Of
said order. This change OF time il
rendered necessary from the failure
to receive the necessary returns from
many OF the counties in the State
In the meantime you will go stesdl.
Iy forward in the duty Of hearing ex.
emptions, passing upon claims that
may be prsented and correcting the
cnrOlluents.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-09-05

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