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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-26
II IGHLY MlPOkTANT CURE

Eor Jour years was afflicted with tho mos
bnn ns W my neau bones, and stoma h. and tenrra7
Litp ol soreness over my whole bodv tupcier y, iii
onI n,1 IremniinR and fariul dreams Which not
bi"m H. Ior inc duties OF life but made ills itself
iCW wec s By E I" Dr. I'LL No y street ard in
mert he aG, H'S new ana expeditions system OF treat
fatigue. e'"' "'"i W i"pnr without pain or
IA Dr mn on Al, q. a, h., Nashua n. H.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-26

ICE ICE ICE - The propretors
Il have put their teams their several routes Those
wishing to be supplied, will please give their to
the drivers, or at their office, No. EXCHANGE
STREET, under the Bay State House. Money may be
paid to any of the drivers, and their receipts will be
good. Any neglect in the drivers will be attended to
| application to the subscribers.
mvl dam WALKER A. swFETSER
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-26
A CURE WARRANTED.

"a ~ II Il W y Ii IL n N | l., ID
ana i AL RE- is warranted tocurc emissions
.iu an diseases OF the rinary organs. Within the last
rce " ars upwards Of Ibt0 BEETLES have heru snId in
i h NOT single case he produced where it
mas IanCu 10 make quick laStul CIEE This is nat
h.ere assertion but well known fact which can he
ponVu at any moment. Dr. Hill would not take this
taou 10 make known the virtues of this never failing
a were II not 10 put the public their guard
hs"ist inc humbuG preparations hch are advertised
w certain ap0thcearies who know nothing OF the dis
eaSes winch they pretend 10 cure, who for the sake of
icw dollars endager the lite, hea th con-
stutlun OF Their dcludcd victims all WIN are ted
WIN private complaints but especially 10 on who
nave been duped by miserable pIctender DR. hin Wouid
earnestly recommend trial II mis- or failing Nixtnrc
IL never fails to cure the west in short time
without regard 10 dict or rik cXpusUrp II is mild
peasant aud safe to take II puTics the buou
me poison lurking IN the system and conplrteiv rann
Natcs and rehews tie constitution Dr IliIlfs Miture
taken IN season viii prevent well as cure The com
phls Tor winch II is recommended: in short il is lie
only sure and safe remedy which has ever becn
~ 9 inc cure Of all private complaints The nrce Of
np mlAtufc is only 81 bottle and IT will he sent
packed anu conc ac to any part Of the city or
couiry Whtn ordered " in the price tuclosen a.teya
ottla1, directed TO Dr. Iii will receive nronnt at
lear OF exposure ~ l''"t's Mlihoul
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-26


pH' e. A liLL-licar Slr-words cannot cx nrcss 10
u v tIWluGc tce Is due you for III, hrrcG hnVc
,htvt' Ih Your truly Invaluable medicines. and
@ rluhol uv Justify my self without liyinp tLis
Snh token OF my friend, hip and esteem lnsoniilcl os
Euu nuVc heen my guardian angel IN rcstoiiu,, ine In
ncultni winch had long nee desrnr,dut 1 mad G,r "
Ln,ns ume llMo years. been troubled with fLnt most
uIthuul 81 all con plants. Sen inal Emissions bb go
McHhpneu me ~ body and nina that / ms nbli,cu ~
give up all bsnt S. and consult physician tc"5rding
Nv use applied to the SO-Callpd hest nhv f,,, H.
bnstoh Commenced taking his medicine md rni.
W. ". u" 50 TWO months, without gcttp,g any relief;
~ VIC ~ lhTv, continue To grow worse vcry iast
ky los sD"ut twenty rounds Of flesh ana saw n
Gonhuo "a ~ lis highly Wanted SPECIFICS thn death
WI I SO relieve my snlcrinps Til, physician then
uiu me maj my case was inCurnbc that / lad better
no. ne any medicine. lie Id that was IN a decline
nl5U Noulu Gnu ~ consumption then dctt aired OF
9Dh t nnF relief and saw that unless something was
} ~ mugate the cOmp int, should be numbered
Mttn w, Oeal Happen NJ to pass your office one day
tuouPht Wond make one more trial. / commenced
taxing your indian Vegetable Medicine March the 20th
hlu am now, through the btncnting effects that truly
medicine, restored to perfect health and shall
o1 la TO recommend to any Of my friends that arc
suuefing rom such other disease loping this
WIN hhu you enjoying hcalth AMI prosperity, remain
t,, NQurvcry a1ectlOnatc rcnd.
roADoro' June 2sth. 1858 r. MILLS.
T. y. You are at liberty 10 make public abatement
my case as YOU lt. K, MILLS.
To =. A. Iill, botanic Physcian,l
% main st., Worcester, Maas.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-26
4 CASE OF CENTRAL DEBILITY.

cont hHa GLouS CURE. About seven years ago.
Mrcauu tenacty resisting all the skill Of MN scioms
nain Inv b U"fr OF medicines suffered constantly from
ri !. 'ne nehrt; no appetite: part Of The time too
Mtah 10 walk; night sweats which reduced me- 10 a
siantiW l%gTIng pain in every Joint in my body; CEN
M;a'M WCeich ana Often prayed for death cmrloved
h VI e,gnl hNslci"ns and must have taken M least A
~ VI hauseous odicnCs, OF one kind and nnOth-
oGt 70 no good purpose. as grew worse every dax
a.. went 70 Dr. HILL who eded in curing me
ci,cs i'e paht Is not required To take nasty med
aud s al mus normughiy cured in about three months
iu iH now us wei and hearty a buck advise the
SIGN 10 60 10 Or Hin who viii effect SPEEDY cure at
ehvua!I me price charged by other physcnTS aud no
hthN medicines ito he well shaken before tabcn % nv
No r nm, d., :, JOHN TRA~K Providence L.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-13
ANOTHER FOREIGN ARRIVAL.
British interference for the
Rebels. alH1
The Tuscarora Ordered of
southampton.
THE NASHVILLE ALLOWED
f@ To REMAIN.
Yhis Mornings Report,
FRO'I WASHINGTON.
Iribune correspcndenoe

Tribune correspondence
Mr.. Arnold, from the committee on lake
and river defenses, will report Tomorrow. /.
The committee recommends extensive re-
psifs Of the fortihcations at Maokinae, St.
Clair River, Buffalo and OsRego; the es-
tsblishment Of o national foundery at Chi
cago, for the casting Of heavy ordnance;
depots for naval stores on lakes Michigan,
Erie and OntsriO; and the enlargement of
the Illinois and Michigan Canal .I
The report embraces q large amount of
statistics relative to The commerce Of the
lakes. It says there is no present danger
Of ruptHre with Great Britain, but that
power hss an advantage over Us in the ST.
Lawrence and Welland Canal, capable of
admitting gun boats from the Atlantic,
which we ought to counterbslsnoe in order
70 be prepared for ell possibls smeEgen-
oies. Fana
The naval committee of the House will
recommend an appropriation of S15, ,000, 900
10 build gun boats. = d
Tribune correspondence
Ad7iees from Hatterss state that loyar
blacks from North Carolina help to man
the feet of flag officer 0oldsb0rough, and 10
serve the guns which have sunk rebel boats
and compelled the surrender of Roanoke
Island. .s r-
Gen. c. P. Smith, lately at Paduc1h, has
not been rejected by the Senate. Objsc-
tons to him having been made by Ken
lucky Senators, the nomination vas laid
over for the present. .-.E.#s5
The Secretary Of War calls for proposals
from, shippers, ship owners, aud express
lines, by telegraph, mail or personal sppli-
cation, for establishing regular daily
communication between Fert Monroe, Port
Roysl, Hatterss and Roanoke Island.
No proposition Of speculative nature
viii be entertained, nor will the contrsct
be given to any person not in the line of
business proposed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-13
Ebis Afternoons Report
FRoaI FORrREss RIoNRqR.


FoRT MONROE, Feb. II.
By flag OF truce TO. day We learn the
complete success Of the Burnside expedition
at Roanoke Island.
The Island was taken possession Of and
Com. Lynch's feet completely destroyed.
Elizabeto City was attacked on Sunday
and evacusted by the inhabitants.
The city was previously burned, but
whether by cur shells or the Inhabitants is
not known. -
The first news Of the defeat reached Nor
folk on Sunday afternoon, and caused great
excitement The previous news had been
very satisfactory, stating that the Yankees
had been allowed to advance for the pur-
pose of drawing them into trap.
The rebel force on the Island is supposed
to have been little over 5000 fighting
men.
Gen. Wise WAS III at Nags Head and was
not present during the engagement. When
the situation became dangerous he was re-
moved to Norfolk. B..
All the gun boats but ono we're taken,
and that escaped up creek and was prob
ably destroyed.
One report says that only 10, another that
only % OF the eonfederates escaped from the
Island. Gen. Huger telegraphed to Rich
mond that only 80 escaped from the Island.
There appears to be no bright side of the
story for the rebels. -
The Richmond Examiner, this morning,
In leading editorial says athe loss OF cur
entire army on Roanoke Island, is certainly
the most painful event Of the war. The
Intelligence by telegraph yesterday is fully
oJnfrmed. $500 brave troops OF aE island
Ia the sea, we're exposed to all the force Of
the Burnside feet. They resisted With
the most determined courage, but when
700 Federal troops were landed agsins
them, retreat being cut of by the sur
rounding elements, they we're forced 70
surrender. ~,
This is q repetition Of the HsttOras Of
fair on large SCALE The following dis
patches on the subject are taken from the
Richmond papers Of this morning:
NORFOLK, Feb. 10.
The latest news states that Capt. o. Jen-
niags Wise, son Of Gov. Wise, Was shot
through the hip and disabled, though the
wound is nos mortal Major Lawson and
Lieut.. Miller we're moFtslly wounded.
About 300 Confederates were killed +;
the wounded numbers over 1000. The
number Of Yankees wounded is about
| the same. b Be
A late arrival this morning says that
EliEsheth City had been shelled and burned
by the EanReesr and that the enemy was
pushing on 10 Edenton. l
Second dispstch.-A rdmoF has prevailed
that Com. LynoRs feet Of gunboats hat
been captured. Il is not regarded as true
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-13
- Rowdyism iu RIehmoud.


The occurrence of Monday night, we think,
ought to satisfy every reasonable person that
it is the time the strong arm Of power was
put forth to hold in check the spirit Of law
less brutality now rampant in Richmond. 1t
is time, too, that we should call things by
their right names; for, disguise it as We may,
the city is at this time infested with gang
Of rulians, whose presence morally speaking,
is as much 70 be deprecated as that of the
enemy Of our race. The shameful practices
OF drunkards, lbertines and prohiRates, who
have neither sensibility, honor nor shame,
ara not natural to the South, ard it is with
pain ami regret thatwe contemplate the in.
troducticn here of these controlling elements
Of Northern society. The frat open mani
festsdon Of the new order of things in Rich.
mond was Developed a. the theatre, and il
shortly eliminated in The burning Of thai
building.
The intervening period was filed up BY
villainies OF the minor sort, which generally
had their origin in whisky, until finally on
Monday night, Va wefe entertained with a
spectacle at Metropolitan Hall, which, fol
open violation Of decency and lay, is entirely
without parallel In this community The
row, as matter Of course, occurred in the
gallery, where q numbsr Of brazsn women
we're surrounded by crowd ofdrunken, un-
princiBled men.-0aths and curses, shrieki
and yells, intermingied with the rapid dis.
charge Of deadly weapons, TIE sudden panic
and flight of the throng In other portions Oi
the house, made up picturafof Northern
r0Wdyism which could not be looked upon
without 3 shudder. If there were any po-
lieemen present, which we doubt, they were
powtrless to suppress the tumult, and it went
on Until one parry Of the bhIigerents with
drew nom the scene and the lights in The
hall Were ektingabhed. Il is-not for US "a
suggesta remedy for these things RiehROnC
EzGmileT. =
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-13
KoRETEN ARRIrAI..

Fp ICAPH RlOE, Feb. IL.
The steamship FentOnis, from Southsmp-
ton The lst passsd this point this m -rning,
and was intercepted. ,',- ~ y .sr,.e- q
The Tuscarora has been ordered of South
ampton By the British Government and has
taken up position near the Needle. I'd
The pirate Nashville was still in South
ampton dock. .- F... &
The reported naval engagement in The
Mediterranean i not confirmed, r
No later markets per the Teutonia than
thos5 received by the Jura.
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Cen. nIeOIsIlan aua ii. Command,

The N. I. Times mus dlbposes OF TeXed
question;
- The Constitution declares the President
u e be Commsnder.in. Chief Of the Army and
Navy. The act Of 1893, reorganizing the
army, created an ofioe-not Fank-im-
@ nsdistsly below the President, with the
title Of q General Of the Armies Of the
HIr United States" This officer, populRrly
called the 6enersI-in. Chief" Is usually
The MsjoF-Genersl, the army on 3 peace
footing having but one official Of that
grade. The place is ct present hlled by
The senior Msjor, General, who, when be
takes the field, as Gen. Scott did in Hex
leo, and ss Gen. Mcclellan may in Vir.
Eihls lesves the entire administration Of
-isa fhs army iu The hands Of the Commsr der.
il-Chisf acting through the Secretary Of
FER eaR. MoClAllaR. loses NJ rank lays
sioVn No once, WHEN be leaves v ashingtor
.at 1s hssd ofhn IN Z. he Hdties he re
Hnquishes for ths time ars fulalled b
2 othsfaS BE o. not superseded or dis
eaa Fl6ssd. ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-13

Il is said that the ssnate win confirm
Army Paymasters only IS LisutenAnts Of
Cavalry, and not as Majors, which win
reduce the pay One-hslE
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Fhs Lss5sr asd Ho6. d. ,. wade.

froa Parma 81 allows
And nov lsnnit me 70 say word in
regard 70 Jour valuable paper. We con
aiasE 4 inaispsnssblsi end, IS g OOnse-
susnos, no other paper Is read 90 sxtsn.
slVely IN dis town and vicinity. We
support lie principles is advocates, and
Wegld heartily rejoice to see the Hon. B. F.
Weds reelected TO The United States
saaase. He Is ths right man in the right
Plass.s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-13

At the West Point foundry 100 lbs.
Parrot gun Is now nearly finished. This
Is fbs largest gun Of the kind ever cast,
and great interest attaches To the result Of
the experiment. The ParrOtt one hua-
dred poanders have been found to possess
an the exesIlent qualities which distin-
guish the same species Of guns Of smaller
oali6rs. About twelve Of this size bsvt
been supplied g the Government.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-13

,Aolco between Rebel Prisoners and Our
@..1ossn.
IDhpstch to the Philadelphia InquIrer.l
Tie old slave pen in Alexandria, to the
burning shsms Of our officers though it be,
is still used 90 a guard house for the sol
diers.
There are no windows and but one door;
no roof over il, except narrow strip over
one corner tc keep of the pelting storm or
cold and poisonous malaria that fills the
air at night. A stream Of filthy water
runs through the centre, and the floor is
Of briok-RlWsys cold, damp, and dirty.
Here the soldiers sre placed who are ar
rested for any cause. If a man oversthys
his time from camp gets into q qusTrel
with another soldier or q Seoesh, if he
comes into town without pass, or Vio-
lRtes any Of the orders, away he Is marched
into this den. The Rebels used it az q
Place Of PuRishment for slaves or q store
house for property alias negroes. We
dsprecate their conduct tor inhumanity,
and then degrade our cEn troops by put
ting them upon level with the proper
fg.1 We do not question the propriety Of
Rrrasing the soldiers for divers offences,
for il is absolutely necessary 10 maintain
order snd discipline, but Why when Rebel
soldiers are taken, when secesh emissaIies
and spies are arrested, are they taken to
! good quarters, in clean houses, and Dsll
fToVidsd fort There is q grievous wrong
here that should be remedied at once,
Cen. Montgomery and Col. Mclean are
zIsn Of kind hearts, and in whose breasts
fhors turks not the slightest sympathy for
. Seeessionist but somebody is to blame
Ter this inhuman state Of affairs. We
cannot learn who it Is. Why tie up the
hands Of our officers Whose whole souls
ATs IN The Wsr7 Why disheartsn and dis
gust our volunteers BY such invidiOus dis.
finctions 1 gfts
Last tuesday night private Of the
New York Sfxty-thifd vas placed in This
pen, intoxicated. He laid down on the
only gscant space in bed, snow and sIusl
ever three inches deep, and next morning
when the iron CRATE vas swung open. h
Wus carried out corpse. An inquest va.
held, and s surgeon testifed that be died
from dTUnkenns's ; snd exposure; but th'
surgeon. .in-cheg says he was frozen L
4Jath. -
s. There are hundreds of nicely Furnished
houses Rll over the city, whose owners an
ID the Rebel army. A number Of hne pub
Tic buildings are unoccupied; Why ALLOW
= them 20 remain unused, while our soldier
are sleeping on the oold damp ground Il
fhis vile hole Iii Is not q crime to yea
2 tie United States uniform, why use tht
& nea sO2 We hope that the new Secretary
viii see that cur troops sre put st least OF
s par with Rebels
In one side are occasionally 8 few sol
dlsrs huddled around small FIRE built OF
ess foOr.
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PLATING g Bell HkEGlNGl

:. bFEE PLATINIl 7s6 BIaBB9H.AAsIEe. 2.
TrHE SJBSCRLBER ISPRkRAR.
~ hi re-plate poems, forkss ga1torls Erais
5gEhess sd al othsE s5siass g s, IN $50 59S
~. ~ ei-4ri q dated % u-1 ~ y &c ~
-s-- - 81 7roe S ny oihfr sst4atirE repf n ks
BILL HANGING .-a
s,,,nrrtfz sitsndsd tes and All work Wlgrantod e.
- Fraalonepla priceEs COZ 11l
= - -f7-scrfo 7frs5il, fuD 8tairasl q El IEI
80 IMPROVED HEMhAk turaing ths IN
Esaa la8,ia9 81 - 90 srui14
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issss aasio1s0 sdf noeE gIoi7iv esCiI
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PHEVELAND, COLUMBUS 8
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ississ. AYIETER ARBaNeEli E9E. baissl-l,
ON and sitsF ssiday, Noyem Ser Isssls
ser TTsias VII leGTs Cleveland e follows; -
Eirst Trsin-s:o0 A. M-Stopplng at al stationssr-
lA OPT elms15ds gcl1mblsl bQchEatlr. 76rsen-
Eieh, Iberia, sden, Reriin and Orangs, Srri.
q wing q OzesEline lts1lz1. NJ; 0alunb a. .sosP
Nj Dayton 800 P. N; OinoinnAu 6:l5 p. III:
= Indianapolis 9sle 2. d BounVlIls Esl-a n
81 81 Lepis :, les a NJ Chioaso Eia Qre1ilinssi
ssoonS LSsi93l;s9 8 y stoggi3g st ~ station.
ooinrsbaa 80 s. "a !; syt,ii s.s isl,s p,
a fs9asf 554 rs g = ~ 1SssA5is99sss S i; u g.
90 via SEsstiine l0.40 a. n! - --l-s-1s
= Trans stop 70 leave Passengers at an stAtcns ana
ssoe onlf 2 ses FaaaeasEr On signal - stions
TTsi8l lsayo COiunsus ss i0llDve lss5Erusa-l.sl
A. M and sTTtye ir Cleveland at $50 A. n "a Train
--a;l5 r. D., ana arrives in Olsvsland 80 R.sh.
5vl 0O HEOTa on s.zsslB
hsslhE, sanau1Ey e9E1sela 2 EgNsEk EeIlIead, eF
slansseidi Nj. fefnsh, eosaFk, EAns5Ffls
Czsasl re, PIshburEh. Fort Vsayps 4 ,bjoSro RAJ.
PAD Eo=d, i9r kotest, Uppsr saEdDkys lslphoa,
s.i2sas Aort " Wayne, LaPorts. Chicago 49,
IS E ESss snd East ioT y SIanold, Ui1lS1<. Has
aalIon ana ssiieiontsins Eailsosd Iiaa, Iarion
- sellsionss nssi2s, sidssy, gRiOa, haneis. II
---.- 4LEapohai berse hsute, l44oella AsaHa
...,, viIls, Lollayille, CelEo, s., Louis, q,
olsnbes iliEss isiss sissi q SSiSssi, 6ss xsps
sT slE0as, ls 3 s5,s lSs As9is; tIAIsSP; !Ral
1 - ssssiepi Kailr6s,i sf Cinoinnsti i6f Losili
.-4- 8 gilie, Evansville, Cairo, 81 Lo1ilr an
~ - A rolnf5 on the 0hlo rfVeY. = - -
Uolunbzi, OentFAl Ohio RsilroAs iOr lS9aEsi Eale9
Viiie, Mhcolng, fo., Octuni bu1, Piqca e. &
fndiana Rsiircad for Piqus, ushnaH 90.
~ For l7ckeis 20 an poinfs sfi tsI1rnii 6oniaS-
rir e. tlfe fEssengez 1tatidls eld e. lu1I ItcEes
Once, i47 Superior street.
.SI "a 51ll ll 8, 20. EHfHrs sussEin.l1dsnts
Cleveland, Nov. tth, 1851. - "a
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voLXYI

General 1 Nc rIeilaass C6iauiHhd LOoallzed--
Fuastlans Ell Chief of- the Array narumeH
hy BterstbrY staatoh--tien. AieGlollan tp
be RehpsnsIbia SpIT for he Army Of the
PotornaS-ssll0lssts Live and became Ac-
ed win faat 4 Ailsy--A BoId stroke Of Poi
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-13

In Genaral Halleok's military depart
nsat the seosssiOnists ara made to feel the
heavy hand Of justice. The St Louis pa.
psrs Of Thursday and Friday contain full
reports Of forced Gales Of property owned
hyrebels. A public suctiOn vas held and
valuable property wss knocked down to
the highest bidder, after lively oOmpeti.
tiea. A large quantity Of candles, from
tie factory Of Samuel Engler, the banished
merchant sold st fair prices and eOlleO-
ton Of articles taken from ex-United States
Senator Trusten Polk Esntundsr the ham
msr 10 satisfy an assessment Of S66s, that
Polk refused to psy.
The day afteE the auction, DR.. william
Johnston, physielan in st. Louis, refused
10 pay an assessment, and four hund1ed
dollars worth Of his property was forthwith
2 selssd By the Provost Marshal General. A
q female ssoessiOnisFs troubles sre thus mar.
sated By the St Louis Democrat:
80 llrs Tullis c. BeekWith, q demonstfa-
tive secession lady, residing on Seventh
street near Chouteau aVoaae, had been
duly waited upon with polite reqUisition
topRy over the sum of $50, as contribu-
Z tion for the benefit Of the distressed Union
families from the southwest. Failing to
Rsspoa5, she vas sgNin visited for the pur-
pose of collecting the amount, with penalty
and cots added, BY the seiEure and sale
Of an adequate portion Of her effects. To
IL -.
and obtained leave to pay over the money
tins saving her furniture. On the pay
Dsat of The original assessment, 500, with
- costs added, the penalty Of Is per cent
Was RENTED. IEar
2 The sums reslized by these sales are sp-
pEoPFisied for the relief Of the UniOnist
refugees from Southwest Missouri, who
q -
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OoEEECTI0ss.

sssasstious are made st Z onr 3s7iIe Win ne SAN
d7ssF, Mansfield and HsTaEs R. =, &C Glyda. yyith
Shs Ssndusky, Dayton snd Clucinnafi Z B. al IN
f,osss vfti Fremont 4 Indiana =. =. ard gffoieio
Efsh the Michigan Southern Northern Ineiana
End Toledo a1d Habaah- Railroads ior GhicaS1, Des
fF5it, Jackson Fort Warns, lcFansrort, LalsTsttls
saiT0s 81 ltqIs s. houisi s1d sl Eoirtr f Gorft
Hast and Southwest.
Trains arTtFs n Clsvsis1d fru-I Ioiodblr lrnIl ths
W0st, al $40 4. n, snd $40 ?. Il Prom eanduSdT
at SEC ksHp5=.l 81 1a-L a1g1 q Efo
u, D. BuCKGR,
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6 + szil.s AIszaadrla slave Pen---Ths DiRsr-
,Aeaco between Rebel Prisoners and Our
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--- n Hhesling $50 A. IL .i-------; - rrl-.
Ecth TTairE eohncot Is Hlds5a Eoz Akrok End
Ei5llersbuEsa. --l .---- ---.-r.
. via Aiie1srrTII51 wheat change.
. - Farg IS tosE - b ahy othar Iiaa Sc 5l
- Through Tickets caE Be procured Et rha Bnloa
he Euolld Htrsat station.
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On Hna siter Monday, HoTsnbSr Ssh. lssl5 n
ronger E-pi1s VII run g EoiioVH:
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! q - 3. 8: e .IalaggEl9UaaI.-sIg7I'i.
4 1ihkE kisAND & ROLED0aEs B.,

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Z The sums reslizsd by these sales are sp-
pgopEisied for the relief Of the UniOnist
3 refugees from Southwest Missouri, who
han found shelter In St. Louis.
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Au the trains going westward oonusos at CisFslaaE
va trains l9F 1eieeoi Ohicssos Columbus, Cincin.
nasi 81 zscui5i &c and an ths trsin5 going selzar
Ss.lrOadi End & Bufzlo with those Of tie Hsp ECrf
panfTal snd Bufalo Z kgE York City Railroads.
Cleveland. HoF II, 1881