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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-06-05

....i - .,;l Ia. Int a ia gtnurn Of pni
,aLadat' 90 ons,yorino and ob;eetino that
~, - , la ,,,.gad a. nra we'd for by com
a. Vs. 80 T,'rtirs. uiIttl nil
nrroiit.s scc,,r,I Inv sa ii deed and whose claims
~ =; La, ~. ,otice ~ t,e
l;'t ,I ,,,.n,,.t of ,I,is st,it and an onuortu-
M. ,'r,g,in,. tLair claims if nny tisre he,
I - ,tl'nt 72o,,ics daranannt. herein your
-, r,,,k,. any snrb prrsors
i,,i',t L.roin but vim a positiye
tp:, .k . ~ c,,,,Ioiport tli,t. ony
h - - nnd ,,rnt,sts oeaiust spy
-. $50 a., of INV Lei,,, mazda
c Nv" W ~ i,;sts tLot INV such
i'',' - - W." Ln,,,irI any
r 1;'s L, ,,roor ,,rnnfs to he taken and
In;ti L'it 81 ,,,,a,,lod Eill tbcn
IN" .. 49, 80 nIks piood,nod and sherman
P'". ''"t '',I,aII. and soid Luther
~ - l ,h,r orad;t ors so,urad nv
~, "a - 81 t ,,,ai,,inn rns,tisGrd and
.n' $3.50, ~ -. H,;,,nt 5,,,,, answer said
;:I ~ ,,,a,i,L L;Ils ,nd nat tho conn
~ : '''lt '" t, l aI;er oinst tho,p os
, -; ~, ii,oi in H,oirst tho do
1870 49, IIoL' Gro,, nIondgood md sherman
wv ~, il new defendants
"" - lille ,.;,I.l a.. and nj an
40 ~ - tt;ant;,, ci,inr notice
p'"': w. 's', ~ w., ~, -, M nv h,vc
" sun ia,t ON santf n,hcr
o CO ,ri ~ ~ Ioal nf inst
'c'", - "'- -. nsa,isf,d whether
VI 'u"' "'lU' I;', . - ~, c,otc aud
- c,1,,Ioirort of tb, spb
| wa" "a ~ 49, III 4;;aI orI .r,rndcd
I:Ii ~" oJ orrir.- tben 70 onncar
Va, ~ 49,. 80 g. -
on soid ornanlnd RiI1 borore nny order O {
wa al a lso further armand
"; thc ding of the
~ i "a - ;t s;G NGnbseov Bl@odrood
VI 10 ~. ,l kstaco tboroof nnd
NV ~ eli, ~ snid o,,anJod NH oqain.t
"iso, 'nu r,',har p Nh and unI1nown
t"ou i 80 - 49, ,,,;]ht hoooce nortias
p''r 'loS 90 ti - tho shstnrco IF soid orig
i i 80 IA Mn os nrnrcsod. which
an ;i Iat oadt,ont rroa fIo6 in This Cont
'"'" Ieco n,,I also e. otos tbot in soid
w.. ,So,G,ort - was accidentally, md with
49,, stout 20 d,1,v mr. iniuro INV one inte
,"iJ M Ssa o,o;.toI to rrav fnr anv
nrJo. 81 DnhIfcotion or nroccss acaipst said de-
S S'"Ja TsSntrsv Rloode ood and sherman, no.
t;r,rr. tl,o,, or "a frst Smonoment. and warn
w., tIe,n ~ onnnar and an swer The same; that
Ear tPo dino Of said first amended
Mn I'D berorc onv oTder Of publication could
10 nranorad &C. if was advised that by mad
| ycrtrncc solely n nrnycr for such last order
" ,nIIicatio,, or nrocess was omitted, and a
nctifion was filed. and other proceedings were
had in this cause in said Court as will appear
Said last amendment further states, that said
Mchalfoy, Bloodgood and Sherman still con,
tinue to he non-residents of this State, and
that the object of this last amendment is sim
ply to ask for an order OF Publication nouiyine
said NJ ehaicy, Bloodgood and Sherman of sale
and answer the same, and that sad omission
was m erely by inadyertence, and without any
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-06-05
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

T WILL proceed to enforce the payment of
L tho State and County Taxes, for 1860 and
1851, by distress or execution, in all cases,
without exception. Sufficient time has been
given. L must close up the business, and will
do it SO far as the laws enable me. If persons
are distrained it will be their own fault. If
they wish to avoid costs let them pay up.
They know their taxes are unpaid and that it
is thoir duty to pay them, and as they have
failed in this duty l will erdeaqor to perform
mine. 1 cannot send after them for ever.
WILLIAM WALSH,
Trustee of John Callan, Collector
March 6, lS62-tf.
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Land For Sale,

7 AN authorized to sell tract of land lying
l. in the Glades, called QUINQUAGESIMA.
comprising Lots 1926, 1927, $3.50, 1892, 1884,
3235, 1926, 3O5l, 3O53, 3O5j, 1867, 4l5I, $40,
3077, 3O7S, 3O73, 1914 and 303S, containing
about nine hundred acres. The tract lies in
the valley of Bear Creek near tho farm of the
late John McHenry, and will be sold very low.
For further particulars apply to the subscriber.
T. L. PATTERSON,
May S, 1sc2-it. Cumberland, Nd.
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Road Notice.

IN concern, that tho undersigned will nal e
application to the County Commissioners Of
Allegany County, at their. meeting in Jry
next, for the appointment of Commissioners
q orviewers to go upon tho premises and view
and lay ont new public road in Die .rict No
9. beginning at the turnpike rond on the top
of Polish Mountain. and running through the
lands of Elizabeth Mccoy, william slider and
Jacob kifer, TO intersect the Williams Eoud
az or near where Abraham Kifcr now lives.
JOSEPH McELFISH,
WILLIAM Mccoy,
WILLIAM SLIDER,
81 JACOB KIFEN. -
My 90, 'e2 I'm.
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Order in Chancery.
The Cumberland, Coal
aud Iron Company,

anu iIoh
against
ehaffey, Fran
els Bloodgood, Allen
NJ. Sherman, Luther
r. Mar. h, and all or
ditors of the Cumber-
land Coal and Iron
Company secured by.
the deed of trust OF
September 30th, 1851,
made by said Com
pany to said Mehaf-
fey, BlJodgood and
S h ERIN an, whose
claims remain un-
paid, aud unknown
to complainant whe-
Their the same be re-
sidents or nor-resi-
dents Of the State OF
MARYLAND.
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Road Notice.
Dissolution of Copartnership.

i the undersigned, in the practice of the law
in Maryland, at the City of Cumberland, un-
der the name and firm of c. A. & c. B. THRUS-
TON, is hereby DIsS from and after
this fifteenth day of May, 1859. Our clients,
and such as may desire to avail themselves OF
the services of either of us hereafter, will
please address, individually, that one of us
whom they may prefer. All business now in
our hands, undsposed of, will receive our joint
attention until finally settled or disposed of,
and all moneys due us or our clients may be
paid to either of us.
GEORGE A. THRUST0N,
CHARLES b. THRUST0N.
Cumberland, May 30, '62-3w.-F. I. U.
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NOTICE.

A LII persops knowing themselves Indebted to
"A nae. either by note orolherwise, are hereby
notified to coinr forIprJ and settle NJ. Per-
IONS having claim lrain-t M ARE relHns ted
to present them for payment. ....... 70
May -, ls82-ats c. G. ENDEISS.
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Notice to CityTax Pay.
a. erS.

I'HE Mayor aud Councilman Of the
City viii meet at the Council Chamber
on Monday, June I'd, and continue in session
Two days'for the purpose of hearing appeals
fers Of property. As this is the only time thai
snch business can be transacted, persons in
terested must attend at the above named time
JN0. II. SHAW.
May %, SEPT Clerk.
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q
land Coal and Iron
COMPANY secured by In lne CiiCu'' court
The deed of trust OF for ! & al y
SeDtemDer 3olh 1857, County, sitting ns
made by said Com Court OF Equity.
pany to said Mehaf- No 1881, Eq.
fey, Boodgood and
sherman, whose
claims remain un-
paid. aud unknown
to mplainant Whe-
Their the same be re-
sdents or nor-res-
dents of the State OF
Maryland.
I'UE object Of this suit is to procure
decree, vacating the trusts created by
the deed OF rust bearing date September 3Oth,
1857, made 10y the Cumberland Coal and iron
Company (the cOmpaiuauD, to Andrew
Mehatiey, Francis Bloodgood ana Allen NJ
Sherman, Trustees; directing SAID trustees 10
reconvey to the complainant all the properly
conveyed to them by said deed OF trust ana
remaining undispOsed Of; and to account I0r
all monies of complainant which nave come
irto their hands rs such Trustees, or rs OH
GERS or EMPLOYEES of the complainant, or IN
any other capacity; aud, as part OF the reIIei
proyed for in the bill, pending this action,
that an Injunction might be isancd fcsIfanIn
said MehsItv. Bloodgood and sherman, their
agents and servants, ana e"eA an" cNe,S oI
them from disposlhg o., OF ih'e'lueuuIlu
with any OF the properly mchti'"'H III S"'"
deed OF trust, whlcA lYuNCuVh ms Dct"
granted, on a BOND belhg hleN " Complain
ant, and issued IN this cause.
The bill inst states Inc Incorporation o, .He
Cumberland Coal ana IRON 'o'nPah! anu '"e
purposes for which such corpora was
created, and that Its charter "u'hofl"eu ''e
location OF its principal ONCE IN Inc Guy o'
New \ ork
That Andrew Mehahey acccP'ea tne resi-
dency OF said Company, WIN Il lNtu SaI'.'
of $4,000 per annum, on M"rch !o'n' Iool'
and continued As Ireslueht uu''' c"''e -
| 1888, which salary was not increased ny us
Board OF Directors during hlS ires'Ur"cl'eA'
CePt once, Whch li''I ".'o"cu "''H ~
Snhu oollars Nuui ''on'i .Ui ''I I,n ,l,na ag
M"rch -o'a l''S nI' , s'i'' ,g,| mil Nav
irSasnte. from 'n"t0N 1'''' ''''
Isl, $500 .., ,o-, clio e,,ocl,horae,.s
INA. on '"!,e 3sn i,,a n;rc, rrr who
el'''eo ,,,;,il,, mil Anr;I 13th.
!" aa'v,ts ro.eIcrtrA on
.o'G M . Nv .Z.,.,,r,I f,,,o III 1553
I = P'!' t"'" t,is s,,,f tfIirc. tlnt 1on5
"hc" "e 49, g. Ti1,ctor onI
'Hlci " ~ 49, $50 ~, ,s.,..n .n,pio,ep
"",t' '"","' - ,ai,,,. ,r ,,n ILnus,,r,d
OF ,'e "t ..Li''L ,.S r[Gnrcd 10
,o'i',S i'.nred F.,,9rs mr. onI,un Inv Ls
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"Good luck"
Public Sale of Canal Boat
go ia sss "a. L. jacques"

r Twill sell at public Sale, by virtue of n mort
gage made to me by John Mccoy, of Wash
ington County, and recorded among the Land
Records for said county, for CASH, in front of
JAW. Alagruder's st ore, in Cumberland, Ale
gany County, on Monday, June Q, at the hour
Of I2 NJ. IA 5HENRY'TH0S WELD.
May %, ,82--2t,-B,v .at y
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yQpgpv AIa
INSURANCE COMPANY
ALLEGANY COUNTY

DEMOVED to the room on Liberty street0p
IOposite the Drug Store of J. B. Ii. Camp
bell, CUMBERLAND, MD.
The Board of Directors meet every Thurf
day at A o'clock, P. NJ, to determine on all ap-
plicatlons for insurance: For forms of applico
tion. and any other information, apply to the
Secretary, or any member Of the Board Of Di-
rectors.
OFFICERS.
WILLIAM r. BEALL, Prcsidenf.
JOHN GEpHART, Secretary.
j. L. Ii. CAMPBELL, Treasurer.
DIRECTORS.
William R. Beall, ]. b. II Campbell,
Uopewell Hebb, II. D. Wineow,
William r. McCulley, d. Saylor,
A. L. Withcrs, ID. W. McCleary,
+. Minke, Thomas Devecmon.
L. NJ. Gramlich, John Coulehan.
Notes offered for Discount will be acted on
tho regular meetings of the Board.
juno 16, 1S59.-ly.
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Trustees Sale

ass O.. trustees sale
Of a. Valuable Tract Of Land.
THE undersigned Trustee. win ,h'rr Pub
- g sale, at the Public Square, in the city
Of Cumberland, on
Saturday. 2lst day Of June, 1862,
81 ii s,. at 10 o'clock, n. ~,
= all the right, title and interest of John Il.
King, late of Allegany County, decea sod M
insolvent petitionerin and to the tract IF ard
], Cd :, "Good luck"
containing about 100 acres. From to 10
? acres of itare cleared. The land lies about !
miies from Oakland. Terms of sale cash
-t 49, 81. THOMAS A. HOPKINS,
May ~, 'G3--ts. Trustee.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-02
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, April PENDING the dis
cussion of the section of the tax bill taxing
spirits, the following was finally adopted, as a
substitute for the section reported by the COM
mlttee OF ways and means On spirits, mixed
with other liquors or materials, or prepared in
any way to be sold as whiskey, brandy, gin,
wine, or by any other name not otherwise
provided, fifty cents per gallon on the basis Of
first proof, and so on in proportion for any
proof.
Mr. Edwards moved as an amendment the
following That this tax shall be assessed on
all such spirits held by any person or persons
for sale at the time this act shall take effect
This amendment was lost, establishing IL is
thought the final sense of the house as to tax.
ing any article not manufactured at the time
the act shall take effect.
In reply to the senate's resolution calling
for General Mansfed's report concerning the
rebel steamer Merrimac, that body has been
respectfully informed that it is deemed incon.
sistent with the public interest at present to
furnish a copy OF the document.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-02

WAsHINGToN, April lit appears from of.
fetal correspondence that toward the close of
last year a letter written by doctor Hopkins
came INTO possession of the state department.
1t was therein stated that an organization had
been formed by which the members of the
Knights of the Golden Circle were to rush
into the army and service of the federal gov
eminent, and thus gain influence and position
for carrying out their reasonable schemes,
and further, that ex-president Pierce was
among its prominent members. When this
letter was received a note was sent to eX pres.
ident Pierce, enclosing an extract from it, say.
ing, your name is connected with a secret
league, the object OF which is to overthrow the
government Any information on the sub
ject will be acceptable.
MIR. Pierce, in reply, expresses his surprise
that even seeming credence should have been
given to the charge. He appeals to his gen.
eral course as a complete reiutaton of the
SANDER, and remarks that he never belonged
to any secret league, society, or association,
and further objects to the form of the note.
Secretary Seward in reply, explains that
this was written by William Hunter, chief
clerk of the epartment-explain the circum
stances under which he sigued it, regrets that
it gave offence, and offers an apology.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-02
rROn1I ISLAND No.1o.

CHICAGO, April IA dispatch from Cairo
of the LIST, says Col Bufor1, yesterday accom-.
panied by the twenty seventh and forty second
Illinois regiments, and part of the fifteenth
Wisconsin, from near Island No 10, with
detachment of cavalry and artillery from
Hickman, under Col Hay, made descent
upon Union City, after a forced march of thirty
miles, and fell upon the rebel encampment at
7 o'clock in the morning. dispensing the entire
force stationed there under Clay and King,
consisting OF both cavalry and infantry. They
fled in every direction. Several of the enemy
were killed and number were taken prison
trs A large amount OF spoils was captured,
including $50 wagons filled with commissary
and quartermasters stores, &C. Our loss is
one man killed from an explosion in burning
a tent The rebel force numbered seven hun.
dred infantry and between seven and eight
hundred cavalry.
CHICAGO, April IA dispatch to the
Times, dated off Island No. TO- March 81,
says the river is falling several inches Il day.
The rebels have erected a large entrenched
camp i'll the bend of the river, directly in front
of our gunhoats. An embankment half mile
long has been thrown up on the shore, behind
which guns are mounted in large numbers
4ney are HaSkeu as }elJ anu we nave no
means OF ascertaining what artillery they have
posted at this point. Several batteries, how
ever, are plainly visible. Their entrench-
ments extend from the center of the bend to
the upper point of the island. They are con-
stantly busy both with steamers and men.
The mortars were fired yesterday and to-day
every fifteen minutes, with what effect we are
unable to decide The shells are all thrown
upon the island. The rebels make no answer
except an occasional shot at a transport. DC
casional firing is heard in the direction OF New
Madrid, caused by engagements between the
ba tries which are placed o. opposite sides OF
the river below that place. We get no news
from there.
CAIRO, April 1.-The gunboat Conestoga
arrived from Island No. 10, tonight. She re
ports no change in affairs there The mortars
fire every halt hour but elicit no response
The rebel mail captured yesterday at Union
City, contained letters fiom rebel troops on
the island, representing that the forces there
were dishearened and dspriIed. There is
nothing from Gen. Grants column.
To day, forty or fifty rebel soldiers came
into Hickman, gave up their arms, and desired
to return to their allegiance and join the fed
eral army. They were portion of those who
escaped from Union City yesterday They
report that large number Of rebel troops are
also disposed to yield.
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tain large quantities of cattle, and at Mr..
Kinds plantation, not three miles from this
anchorage, we counted many near where we
landed. All the blacks have been removed
from ST. Simons, and at Doboy we met the
only negro seen, who was old and alone on
the place. He had been the father of thirteen
children, but lie informed me that every one
had been sold as they reached about eighteen
years OF age, and, as he graphically expressed
it, ''tor pocket money for master"
FLAGSHIP WABASH, off st. Johns, Florida,
March 20, 1862.-ST: l have heard from
Commander Gordon of dastardly and con.
cealed attack name upon boats crew of the
Pocahontas. AS havo informed the depart.
ment lieutenant commanding Balch visited
the town of Brunswick. without anywhere
discovering an enemy. A reconnaissance had
also been made for some miles up Turtle
Creek with the same result. The rebels APP
parently fled into the interior. On the af:er-
noon of the l1th inst, assistant surgeon A.
G. Rhoades OF the POcahontas, by permission
of his commanding officer, Landed with
a boats crew near the town, for the
purpose Of procuring some fresh beef
for the ships. Having accomplished his
object, the boat was returning TO the Poca-
hontas, but had scarcely gone twenty yards
from the beach, when they were suddeHly fired
upon by a body of rebels concealed in a thick
ct, and regret to report that two men, John
Wilson, ordinary seaman, and John Shurter,
ordinary seaman, were instantly killed. and
several were wounded, one, VIM. Delaney,
MORALLY, and two seriously, namely, William
Smith, second first-class fireman, and Edward
Bonsall, coxswain After the rebels had
fred their first volley, they called out in
most offensive language to surrender, but
this demand was refused by DR.. Rhoades,
who, with the assistance of acting paymaster
Kitchen and his wounded boats crew, pulled
as rapidly as they could toward the Pocahon-
las, the enemy continuing their fire. In few
minutes a shell from one of the 11-nch guns
of the Mohican dropped among them, and
quite near to another company of about sixty
men who were advancing rapidly. The rebels
scattered and fled in all directions.
Several shells were also fired at a locomotive
and train observed in the distance, it is sup
posed with effect. Throughout this cOwardy
assault DR.. Rhoades displayed great GOODNESS
and courage, and in his report of the occur
renee, whilst commencing the crew generally,
he especially mentions the bravery exhibited
by Daniel Harrington, landsman, into which
| shall make farther inquiry.
S. Z. DUPONT, Flag Officer
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puIoE GOING no cOi,1NTu.

RoLLA, Mo, April Letters from our
army in the southwest say that information
has been received there that the rebels, under
Gems Price aud Van born, are moving toward
Memphis in response to a call from Gen. Beau
regard for help, and all the rebel forces in the
west are ordered TO concentrate in western
Tennessee for great and desperate struggle.
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SOUTHERN NEWS.

CAIRO, April memphis papers of the
9th of March, and Charleston Mercury of
the 22d, have been received here. They say
that JEFF. Davis, Sin secret session, has ad.
vised the confederate congress that the pris-
oners released by the Yankee government
upon parole be absolved from their oath and
allowed TO take part in the approaching strug-
gle for independence lie urged it as retail.
alton for the infamous and reckless breach OF
faith exhibited by Lincoln in exchange OF
prisoners"
Attempts are being made to raise troops by
conscriptions. Editors and compostors are
not to be enrolled except Tor local duty.
The New Orleans Delta of the 18th, refer
ring to the gallantry exhibited by Captain
Rucker in defence of the battery at Island
No. 10, says Zone single battery has thus
far sustained the brunt OF the bombardment,
requesting the federal gunboats, and sending
one of them back to Cairo, crippled, for re-
pairs"
The Memphis Appeal says 1.-THE recent
reverses of the confederate army are nervlng
them with new faith, confidence. and hope"
and it entertans no doubt Of the ultimate sue
cess OF the cause. 1t says that Van Dorm and
jeff Thompson are concentrating large force
at Pocahontas, Ark, preparatory to an attack
upon the itdt rails at New Madrid, and that
Gen. Pope will be compelled to evacuate.
The Memphis papers say no damage was
done at Island No. 10, up to Wednesday, but
that the confederates have sunk two federal
gunboats. The works at Fort Pillow have
been completed. Gen. Pope is building fiat
boats at New Madrid, to transport his troops
across the river to the Tennessee shore In
Mississippi the planters are piling their cotton
ready for firing. Gen. Pillow had gone TO
Richmond A dispatch from New Orleans,
dated March 26th, says the confederate steam
er Vanderbilt foundered at sea and all on
board persisted.
The Memphis Appeal is issued on half
sheet. In view OF the scarcity of lead it sug-
gesls that the lining of tea chests be run into
bullets The ladies OF Charleston are contrib
uting their jewels, silver spoons, watches, and
money, to build gunboat. The Mercury and
Appeal contain extensive extracts from north
ern journals, but no important military news.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-02

NEW YORK, April l.-COTTON quiet; sales ESQ bates
at 27}c a CSC for middiing uplands.
FLOUR-Sales II, AGO bbls; state and western closed
steady superne state S5l5 a $50; extra state 525 %
535; round hoop Ohio $3.50 SIS; superne Westerns Is
@ 5,55; common TO good extra western "a -;Esoutl-
ern unchanged; sales 1900 bbls mixed good $685. "a
SIS; fancy and extra $3.50 a 725 Canada Unchanged
sales $50 bbls; extra $40 a $50.
Beef quiet and steady; sales 200 bbls. Pork dull and
heavy; safes 800 bills Si275 90 1900 Lard firm
sales 1924 bs at s @S3 Whiskey ower sales 500 bbs
at 70 "a 23}e Sugars flrmer; sales 1000 hhds; Pc to
50 Gomez quiet; Rio, l0O bags 92c; jamaica so bags
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-02

New YORK, April "A small building on
Fittieth street was blown to pieces, last night,
by the explosion Of cartridges and materials.
No person was injured.
TRENTON, Nj, April 1.-The United States
circuit court has directed the marshal to take
Jackalow tn Jail till further orders. He will
probably be discharged.
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NEW YORK, April l.-STOCKS dull Chicago and
Rock Island Sc; Chicago Burlington and Quincy Gil ;
Cleveland and Toledo As; Illinois Central scrip 65;
Panama l20extra dividend; Michigan southern guar
anteed 464 Michigan Central 555; Harlem railroad l23
Erie railroUd 374; New York Central railroad 49, Pa
cic mail 975; American gold l01; New York Central
skies ssh Missouri skies, 57z; treasury 3-lOOs 995
United states ves Il registered ST. United States skies
81; coupons 49, United States skies 81 registered 49,
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CINcINSATI, April 1.-The first passenger
train from Baltimore on the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad reached Piedmont, Va, at nine
o'clock tonight. 1t will be due at Wheeling
at four o'clock to morrow morning,
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GU be Yet.
)R SALE OR TO RENT

On FOR SALE OR TO RENT
Hii,t genteel New Residence, with all the modern
4asaA improvements, within five minutes walk Of the
Post Office in beautiful location and desirable neigh
borhood. Inquire at No II Elm street. diff mch29
VNO RENT-One half of Store No. 3 Bay
= state House Block Apply OH the premises, to L.
L. PIERCE. dtf mch29
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-02

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