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MISCELLANEOUS.
STATE OF MAINE.

STATE OF MAINE.
-
HEAD QUARTERS,
ADJuTAsr GENERALS Orrrcx,
GENERAL ORDER No. Al. w. i0'A'
hereby appointed by the Governor and Commsnder'
aeI 20 make examinations of all applicants for
tsem sr ~ physical disabilities which win exempt
"' "o'' "nii'a'y duty by draft or otherwise:
dadroscoggiH Counfy.
Alcandcr Burbank. Lewiston; Fhilip Bradford
turner; William b. Small. East Livermore.
4roostook County,
EAwmu y Mayo, Houlton; T.. G. Decker ro~<
farheid; A Pearson, Weston 1919 N"''
Cumberland County
portlonS J hhhnwlg' Portlaud; Thomas A. Foster
Bowker, Raymond. o''u' n
Far, nhn :; flasted Phillips Nehemiah II. Clark.
Hancock County.
r; IL Harding, Ellsworth; Alex. Fulton, Biuehill;
A. r. Page, Bucksport.
KeRnebec Coupfv
George 4. Brickett, Augusta; Nathaniel r. Rom
'ehe' "aterviiie James Cochran, Monmouth
Amor County.
~. II. 6ermaine. Rockland John b. Walker,
Charles A. Packard, Waldoboro'.
Oxford County.
william A. Rust, South Paris; Charles A CooI-
idge, Canton; ID. Lowell Lamson, Fryeburg
Peaobscof County
John Mason. Bangor; J. c. Weston, Bangor. NJ
,,, M,is9n, Llncoln John Benson, Newport; Jared
Piscafaquis County.
Benjamin johnson, Dover
Sngddahoc County.
Israel Putnam, Bath; James Mckecn, Topsham.
Somerset County,.
c.. william Snow, skowhegan; Charles A. Parsons,
81. Adams; James Palmer, Arson.
Waido County.
Iu'ham Simonton, Searsport; Jacob Brown, Lib
JOB Holmes, Calais; George H. Higgins, Lubec.
William Swazey, Limerick; Dryden Smith Bidde-
ford; Theodore II. Jewett South Berwick
IL Compensation for their services will be made
Dy the Government, and no fee reward can In any
instance be directly or indirectly received for or on
account Of said examinations BY the persons herein
Ill. Each applicant will be required to declare
upon ms honor to the examining surgeon at the
time Of his application. that he has not been exam
med by either of the persons appointed to that duty
subsequent to the appointment herein made and q
certificate refnsed and If 1t shall subsequently APP
pear that said statement is untrue the Certificate thus
obtained will be void and of no effect
~ Said examining surgeons will receive no ap-
phcahons, under the order herein given respecting
next
". Examinations of volunteers offered by or in
any City. Town or Plantation in lieu of drafted men
VIII be made by the examining surgeons herein APP
Ponied upon applications therefor with exhibit
OF the rolls upon which they were enlisted
. W. Certificates to drafted men, TO be issued under
me authority and in the manner herein set forth will
be made and signed by the examining surgeons ND
on Blanks furnished from this Office. Blank rolls
VIII also be forwarded, for records of examination
of volunteers
BY Order of the Commander in Chief
JOHN l.. HODSDON,
Adjutant General.
The remainder of the surgeons names for tho
counties of Knox, Lincoln and Piscataqus will be
inserted as the appointments are made.
sep2d&wtscpl0
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IN THE FIELD.

Heintzleman in front Of Washington.
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ed their biennial session. in the City Hail. in
this city, yesterday There were about 1870
mutes, male and female, present, about thirty
of whom belonged in this State. The meeting
was opened by prayer, in the mute language,
by Mr.. George Kent of Amherst, n. Ii. The
President of the association, Thomas Brown
of West Henniker, N. H., presided, and deiv-
cred an address, which was translated to the
audience by Mr.. Kent.
A proposition was made by one of the mutes
to revise the Constitution which elected con-
siderable debate. As this debate was all done
by signs it was exceedingly interesting. and
afforded much amusement to the spectators.
At one time half dozen were talking all at
the same time, and yet it was as quiet as a
Church yard. Some of the speakers evidently
made good hits which were loudly applauded
by the members of the Association. Finally
the mover of the proposition withdrew it, for
which course he was appauded. A committee
was appointed to nominate a list of officers
and the meeting adjourned to afternoon.
In the afternoon the Association proceeded
to ballot for officers. Mr.. Brown was re-elect-
ed President, and his son was elected Vice
President. Several Secretaries were chosen
from different States
There will be an Grafton delivered before
the Association this morning at ten o'clock
Inc meeting will be open to the public and
will be held at City Hall.
In the evening, 1-2 o'clock, there will be
service for deaf mutes, at st. Stephens
Church in Pearl Street, to which the public
are also invited. 1t will be conducted by Rev
Thomas Gallaudet, ID. D., of New York. who
VIII also translate the service into English for
the benefit oil the hearing portion of the audi
ence.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-01
THE REBELS AT MEMPHIS GREAT
LY DISHEA RrENED.

CAIRO, April 30.-A refugee from Memphis
reports that Humboldt is occupied by small
rebel force, who are engaged in throwing up
defensive works He brings Memphis papers
of the 26th but they contain little more than
a confirmation of the fall of New Orleans.
The Avalanche grunbes that the rebel au-
thorties suppress the details in regard TO al
fairs. and says that nothing but the bare facts
of the surrender is known; that the southern
neople are last losing all their river defeaces
and that it is generally admitted that the te'l-
era army can no longer be successfully resist
cd. 1t also intimales lack of confidence in
the stability of the southern cOntederacy by
advising its patrons to invest whatever money
they have in real estate, while purchases can
be made with the money now in circulation,
which is principally rebel treasury notes.
The CONSUMPTION law is rigidly enforced,
and Union men are secreting themselves, or
flying to avoid its operations. This refugee
says that merchants OF avOwed secession proc.
Invites, are removing their goods to places OF
cOncealment and security, and that large NUM-
bers Of families are moving away daily. The
idea of burning the town is abandoned, in con-
sequence OF the determined opposition Of
property holders.
II is currently reported in Memphis that
Beauregard has over $4,000 men at COrinih,
but no hope is felt OF his successfully resist.
ing Gen. llalleck, WHO, they think, has two
hundred thousand men As our informant
left Memphis it WAS reported that the rebel
gunboat fleet from New Orleans was in sight,
and were bound up the river to join llollin5'
feet
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FROM WARRINGTON.

WASHINGTON, April 30-Commander VIM.
Rodgers Taylor has received preparatory
orders from the navy department for the COM
mand OF the IIousatonic, and Samuel B. Ratll-
bone of New York has been appointed acting
master. David Macarthur has been appoint Cd
acting third assistant engineer, and ordered to
the United States steamer Connecticut f.
Josclyn has been appointed acting master and
ordered to the Washington navy yard. John
0. Ormoud, masters male, has been pro-
NOTED to acting master.
William Allen Bryan of Virginia, nephew
of Gov James Barbour, has been appointed
chet OF the bureau OF inspection in The post
Office department.
The vote in the senate, refusing by four
majority, to refer the subject OF cunfiscaton
OF rebel property TO a select committee, was
regarded as a test vote between the friends
and opponents OF the bill, and as Il triumph of
the former
An order Just issued from the war depart
ment gives general satisfaction. a certain
number OF thousands Of guns, and a certain
number OF thousands OF pains OF trousers--we
will not say how many OF cither-are to be
sent to Gen. Hunter Immediately. They will
be handled and worn by loyal blacks.
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IMPORTANT FROM TENNESSEE.

WAsuINGToN, April 30.-A letter received
here from gentleman high in authority in
Tennessee contains the following Say TO
the postmaster general that we are succeeding
beyond our most Sanguine expectations. As
soou as the rebel army is driven beyond the
limits of Tennessee, the state will stand for
the Union by an overwhelming majority.
hope the government " i'll be impressed with
the absolute necessity OF the army entering
east Tennessee. They are muir ering and
plundering our people by thousands. Their
acls Of inhumanity and barbarity are without
parallel" The letter concludes, great God,
is there no relief for that people! 2"
The post office department has re-Opened
the following offices in Tennessee: Murtrees
boro, Springfield, and Franklin.
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THE FLoon Ar nA1I,n-

CAIRO, April 3O--'rhe water in the Ohio
rose an inch, last night, and is now from six to
ten inches above the old levee. The water is
stayed by the vigilance and exertions of the
mayor who 10 constantly at work, with large
gangs Of men, raising the low places and
throwing up additional embaukments
In this way it is expected the danger will
be averted, though very slight wind would
inevitable inundate the city. Inside the levee
the water is accommodating rapidly, and in sew
eral places is several inches deep. The priu-
cipal streets are navigable by skifis. Long
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-01

NRW YoRK, April 3O-COTTON dull and declining
sales small at rs q 2sic for midding uplands,
FLOUk-Sales 1880 bbls; state and western more
active, and q loo hipher Supcrne aate ~ 5VV;
extra state 1920 q sos; round hoop Ohio $3.50 @ 80
superfne western 400 a 800; common to good extra
western $3.50 10 5t5; Southern rmer: sales 1900 Dds
mixed to good $3.50 % so; fancy and extra 6OO e.
Canada 5l0c better sales 1900 hbs; extra 1920 @ 800
GRAIN-wheat irm but quiet; sales $4,000 bush; win
ter red western 1914 % l,3l; amber Iowa LIZ Corn
shade rner sales 81 00 bush mixed western 81 a 5Sc9
Oats shade nrner at 1sA a llc.
Lard very nrm sales l150 bbls at 7g q SIC. Butter
unchanged Whisky steady; sales 100 bbll, At 2a3 q
sc Rice quet sales 50 bags RanP0on at SIC. Sugars
unchanged sales 1000 hhta; Auscovado at "a q If;
rorto Rice u g ltc Manila 500 bags at SIC. Coffee
geady bio, 400 bags at lsc uolaasssnrm; HuscOva-
do 2OO hhds At ~ q BIC, and 30 bbls at 2sc.
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FROM GEN. HALLECK's ARMY.
A SERIOUS SKIRMISH, /"

CAIRO, April 80 "A steamer just arrived
from Pttsburg reports a serious skirmish be-
tween the advance of the federal army, five
thousand strong, and large body of rebels,
five miles from COrnth. The federals we're
victorious.
No mention is made of losses on either side.
The frderals took large number of prison
ers CannonaJing was still heard when the
steamer left
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n Card to the Indies.
DIR. DUP0NCO'S GOLDEN PERIODICAL l.

FOR FEMALES,
lnfable In correcting gulatng and removing all OBJ
Strueons t0m whatever cause, and always successful
a. preventive.
The combination Of ngredicnsn these PILLS arc per
fectly harmless Their ecAcy and merits based up
on All extensive practics Of Thirty years and where
the directions been strictly followed they have
erfailcd TO correct all irregularities. They relieve pain
ful and diflcult MenatruatiOn particularly at tile
change of lite) They will cure the Whites and remove
all distractions arising from colds, exposure, or any
cau1o and may be used sccesatully as preventive
Females peculiarly situated those eupposng them
selves are cautioned against using these PMS while
IN that condition lest they invite miscarriage and the
PROPRIETOR assumes responsibility alter this Adon
ton aithOu gh their mldncsswOUld preventany mischief
TO health; otherwise the rills are recommended Full
and cxpllcitdirectOnE accompany each box Prlce VI
Sold In Worcester, HdIS, by the following druggists /:
DAVID SCOTT, 25i Main street JANE GREEN, III
MAR Street, and W. II. GOULDlNG, iO lain ct, "a,
dies byscuding by 81 O"either Vthe above dgehti
through the Woreeffer" Post Once, can have the pills
sent fconndenty) by mail to any part Of the county,
"frcc of postage" Sold also hy 4 a. b1rdett Clinton
AZ s. a. BLAIR, Warren; b. x. DeLdnd North hroGk,
ncld aud s. a. Henry, westborQ' and by one Druggst
In every village and city In the uhcd anu ny D.
ID Howe, Sole Proprietor, New York 4, -, mt,
NIB lcwAre ~ Countericts, Buy no Golden Flils;;
Of any kind unless the box IL signed n ID Howe, ~
others are base imposition and unsafe therefore az you
value your life and health, Ito say nothing OF penH num-
blggcd Of your money buy only Of those WING snow
the signature OF ID. Howe on every box, which nal
recently been added on account o. the flsbeing c0mn
erfcltcd. dlOm d25
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-01
FROM GEN. BANKS COMMAND.

IARRIsoNBURG, April 29.-Gen. Banks
visited Gen. Williams division last night and
returned TO New Market today. Intelligence
of the capture Of New Orleans caused much
joy among the army and depression among
the inhabitants. A national salute in honor
thereof will be fired tomorrow.
Through secession channels it is learned
that the governor of North Carolina was ar.
rested and imprisoned in Richmond two
weeks ago, on account OF his Union senti.
ments.
llARRIsONBURG, VA, April 29-At noon
today, a national salute was fired from an
emnence near the town. The regimental
bands played Hail Columbia" The soldiers
gave nine cheers, when the band followed with
the Red, White and Blue, Dixie, and the Star
Spangled Banner. Alter recess the bands
marched through the streets playing Yankee
Doodle, much to tine disgust OF certain promi.
nent inhabitants.
Three thousand rebels under Gen, Edward
johnson, formerly OF the federal army, are
position easily to escape in case of Gen. Mil
rOy's approach.
The most reliable news from Gordonsville
is to the effect that there are only four brig.
AIDES there, not numbering $1,000. Gen.
LOngstreet, with his command, has gone to
Yorktown. Should Gen. johnson retire, lie
will probably reinforce Gen. jackson on the
Blue Ridge.
The Richmond Examiner Of the 22I says
The destiny of the coniederacy is trembling
on the result at Yorktown 1t successful it
will give us six months for carrying out the
CONSUMPTION act, arming and equipping
large army, and launching "A fleet of Merri-
macs but if unsuccessful Virginia is lost"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-01
RUMORED NAVAL ENGAGEMENT
NRAR FONT WRIGHT.

CHICAGO, April 30.-A dispatch from Cairo
says that an arrival from Tiptonvilie reports
heavy cannonading throughout Monday night
and tuesday in the direction of foIt Wright.
There being no arrival from the feet since
Monday noon, it is apprehended that the rebel
fleet at the fort, reinforced by gunboats from
New Orleans, has attacked our fleet This
was net unexpected, and the last advices from
the fleet say that commodore Foote was fully
prepared to meet the enemy
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-01

NEW YORK, April 3O.-sToCKs are better, and mod;
erately actve Chicago and Rock Island 5gt Cleveland
and Toledo 4s; Gaena and Chicago 6S Illinois Central
scrip GA Michigan southern guaranteed ~ Michigan
Central 551; Panama l2F2 Pacific Nail llOt New York
Central st; Erie preferred tlI; Harlem Is; American
Gold 1914; Indiana War Loan ~; Illinois var Loan u
Missouri skies 81; Tennessee skies, 512; nVes, u,
counons gOi U SKIES, ", 81; slKess, coupons, Vs.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-01

In Rehoboth April &c, suddenly, of apoplexy, John
White, IS.
In New Bedford April %. Capt Albert Allen, 49, sud
denly Sarah, daughter of Dean and Sylvia Chase, Is
In Fall River April 70, Benjamin Chaee, a yrs 2
q avs 2Sth, very suddenly with heart disease,
John Lindsey, 81 yrs 26 days.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-01
Mrs. Dan Rice's Great Show I
GRAND SAlIoNAL EQrIsTRiA coNoREss.
No half Circus and half Menagerio combined, but
two well-known Cireuses consolidated in one.

GRAND hA1ioNAL EQUESTRIAN cONGRIss
No half Circus and half Menagerio combined, but
two well-known Circusss consolidated in one.
LOCK AT TIsE ARRAY or sTARSI
MRS. DAN RICE, tine Queen OF the Arena
MILE. JEANETTE ELSSIrR the Great Tight KoDa
Danseuse, from Franeonis Iflppodromo
MRS. j. SHowLEs. tho unequaeJ BIsilresse de Chsvai
MILE. ELIZABETH, the Beautiful Equestrienno.
NAT AUSTIN, the Australian Clown.
JACOB SHOWLES, Antipodesn Equestrian.
JOHN BARRY, the Great Somersault and Trick Rider
CHARLES SHAY the Japanese Jugysr and nife Throwes
THE WONDERFUL SNOW BROTHERS, In their Grost
Gymnastic Foas
OLD BoBBY WILLIAMS, the we'll known Crotesqus.
J. c. RIVERS, the American Clown.
MASTER WILLIAM AUSTIN, the Youthful Gymnas.
TIC Hero.
J. FOSTER. J. DOVISE, and others
The wonderful Nanege Horse. WHITE SURREY.
The beautiful performing Horse, AMERICAN EAGLE.
The Puglistc Mules. lIEENAN and SAVERS.
The Learned Ponies, ROBIN GREY and CUPID.
Together with other attractions numerous 10 nor
description Of which will found in the splendid hi
of the Company, and in the Hand Book of the Arena
Performance at 9 l-2 AID 2 1-2 P y.
ADMISSION % CENTS CHlLDRENi5 CT
VIII EsHf6H at
Worcester Friday, May end.
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trains of freight cars stand on the levee, and
are occupied as dwellings, by the families who
have been driven from their homes.
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MA Il FLED.


In Whiinsville, April 20, by Rev Lewis Clark
George Congdon and Amy Merry, both Of Mibury.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-01

~ BIRMINGHAM NURSERIES,.
~ rhe subscriber offers for sale at his Nurseries IN
SASOuth birmingham, Mass extensive assort-
-- ment Of Fruit Trees Grape Vines, Shrubs. Roses,
annual and perennial werng plants Including large
variety suitable bedding out.
For. ign Grape Vines and Peach Trees in pots be
furnished at any season of the year
Tomato, eau hOwcr, Cabbage Pepper, Celery and
Egg Plants supplied in their season. in any quantity at
reasonable prices.
Plants ely hacked for transportation.
Catalogues furnished to all applicants
/ he Nurseries within four mil utes' walk Of the
birmingham Depot on the Boston Worcester tailrc adj
where ali trains stop. Post Office address, South Fran
ingham, Mass. CHARLES j. POWER.
NJ. Is. GREEN IL CO., Agents, at Worcester.
ap2 deodr
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FOR SALE-A LOT OF MANURE.
II APP du JAMES II. PIERCE.
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EYE AND EAR.-Especial at

4 EYE AND EAR-Especial at
Xxx tcnion given to diseases of the Eye and Ear
SgfS<SSsby W. Il. OAKES, NJ. D., 0culist and Aurist
~ from London. Having hat more than twenty
years experience in the treatment of those delicate
eans he can at once all persons who suffering
any lnalady affecting the eve ear, also, Catarrhal
diseases of the Throat and Windpipe speedy
satisfactory lief in all DISCRIMINATION the
parts has not taken place Testimony hundreds Of
eases can be seen at his Office, No Maple street.
Main street Worcester, from a. M. 10 p M, MON
DAY. rUESDA Y, and WEDNESDAY of every suisse
quent week 10 commence Apri. H. 1862 Consultation
gatiS and charges treatment always moderate for
cash. No humbug; call and see. diff aplO
OTlCE-The copartnership heretofore
existing between HENRY L. and CHARLES X.
DORMAN Is this day dissolved by mutual consent the
undersigned retiring from the firm.
CHARLES X. DORMAN
April !, 1862. diff apl
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7 .ASELL FEMALE SEMINARY. =
- The next Quarter hegins on THURSDAY, Mayl
This Institution has been, since its foundation (tcn
years. and continues to be- unicr the same care tits
located ten miles from Boston, the Worcester Rail
road and offers the hest advantages Tor female educa-
ton. For Catalogues, &c, apply TO
q. W. BRIGGS, Principal
Auburn Dale, April, 1862. d3tsw4w APT
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A NCIENT HARMONY REVIVED.
\ GOOD CHANCE FOR A SMART

IN BUSINESS MAN.-0ne of the largest and best
Stores in Worcester Main street " 'front.' by 20
IN DEPTH three stories besides cellar and basement
now be had on lease for low rent. the sale of
Flour. Grain. Grass Seed, Al Produce generally or for
store for Agricultural Implements &C. for larre
Furniture Tin Ware and Stove establishments and
Household Furnishing Goods generally, its location, con.
venience and capacity render it very desirable Posses.
sion given Immediately. Apply to
d. = MESSENGER,
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M&m advertisements.

ICE ICE ICE = The proprietors
have put their teams their several routes. Those
wishing to be supplied will please give their
the drivers, or at their office, No. 4 EXCHANGE
STREET, under the Bay State House. Money may he
paid to of the drivers, and their receipts will be
gooi ANY neglect in the drivers will be attended 10 on
application to the subscribers.
mi dam WALKER & SWFFTSFR
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xxxvnth COXGREss-FIr.t Session
WASHINGTON, April 80.
SENATE.

OENA II.
Mr., HARRIS presented a memorial of the
New York Chamber of Commerce in relation
to the system of taxation.
Mr.. WADE from the committee on the con-
duct OF the war, reported relative to the lar.
barOus treatment OF soldiers at Manassas. Or
dered to be printed.
Mr.. WILSON of Massachusetts introduced
bill for the better organization of the adjutant
generals department. Referred
The homestead bill was taken up. Mr..
CARLISLE offered a substitute. The bill was
postponed till tomorrow.
Mr.. PowELLs resolution, calling on the sec
Rotary OF state for information concerning the
arrest OF persons in Kentucky, was taken up.
After some debate the morning hour expir-
ed, aud the confscation bill was taken up.
Mcssrs. WILMOT and WRIGHT spoke in its ia
vOr, and MCDOUGAL against it.
After further discussion, MIR. COwAN's mo-
ton to refer the bill was rejected-lS against
%. Adjourned
HOUSE.
Mr.. ELLIOT submitted two bills, one to
contiscate rebel property and provide for the
payment of the expenses of the rebellion, and
the other proposes to free the slaves OF rebels.
Referred.
Mr.. WICKLIFFE asked leave to introduce a
resolution inquirug by what authority Gen.
Hunter issued an order to emancipate slaves
in the manner expressed Messrs. HUTcHINs,
LovEJoY and others, objected.
The resolutions reported by the committee
on government contracts were taken up, and
Mr. Stevens motion to lay on the table was
rejected-17 against 107
The resolution requesting the secretary of
the treasury 10 adjust the claim for the 5000
Halls carbines purchased through Simon
Stevens by Gen. Fremont, on basis of
twelve and a half dollars each, was rejected
as originally reported-123 against %.
The house adopted the resolution censuring
Mr.. Cameron-9l against 40.
The resolution cersuring secretary Welles
was rejected-45 against 70. Adjourned.
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A I'll Orney and Counsellor at Law
No 6 Bark Block, Foster street, Worcester
apps dtf
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Not1tes.

NJ. u. McCAFFERTY,
a TT ORN EY AT LAW
No. Flagg's Block Worcester, Mass
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