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The Fall of ksburg.
INT Err RESTING PARTICULAR

AA ~ IL IL . / u PA RTICULARS.
VIcKsBURG, July 4-Evening. Vicksburg
surrendered this morning. Gen. Mcpherson
received the formal surrender. The terms
allow the officers and men to be paroed here {;
Vhe former to retain their side arms They
VIII be escorted beyond our lines and furnish
ca with three days provisions from our stores.
zen Logan's division marched into the city at
eieVen o'clock, and at noon Lieut.. Col. Strong
holsted the stars and stripes over the court
house.
Col. Wilson is provost marshal of the city,
and Gen. Logan is commander of the post.
We have taken over ~ 900 prisoners, be-
sides about 1000 non-combatants lO2 field
pieces, 30 siege guns, $4,000 stand of arms,
with ammunition, afew stand of colors.
Among the prisoners are Lieut. Gen Penn
berton, Maj. Gen@ Stevenson, Smith, Forney
and Bowen many brigadier generals, and
about Is colonies. There are $50 men in the
hospital, half of whom are wounded. Only
10000 of the garrison are reported fit for
duty. The stock of provisions was almost
exhausted, and for four days numbers had
been eating mule flesh. They had large
supply OF ammunition for heavy guns.
The eapitulation was caused by destitution
and prostration, fastened, perhaps, by the ex-
pectatlon that our forces would storm the
place to-day. 1t is admitted that the rebels
made gallant defence, and the terms were
understood to be concession of Gen. Grant
to their bravery.
Vickssburg is much damaged by shell.
Hardly a house escaped.
FIFTY steamers are at the landing. The 4th
OF July has never been celebrated SO strangely
or so earnestly.
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Aotttes.
ElGHTH MASS. COLLECTION
DISTRICT

"ihoo Vi tue Assessor Of Internal Revenue,
N.,to. L. ,..., WORCESTER. July TO- lSi3 I
NOuce IS hereby given, that the Assistant Assessors of
sau district nave completed their several lists yalua-
IONS ana en9moTatons required by the United states
annual assessment under said laws 's Wv ~
said lists contain the assessment Of taxes on nronery
named IN schedule of said Excise Law on income or
1856 and on licenses The said lists valuations and
enumerauon9 relating to the Worcester County portion
OF sad District are at Office No. II. In the Worcester
Bank oek in the city of Worcester, aud those relat-
ing TO the Norfolk County portion Of said District are
AZ the Office OF A. A. Russague, Esq, In the town OF
Frank n, and each OF said lists will remain In the above
named places for examination, from the fourteenth dap
OF JHfu INST 10 NE hoeRty ninth DAY Of said llv and
appeals VIII be received and determined by me relative
oany erroneous or excessive valuations or enumtr a
tor by the said Assistant ASSESSORS at the said office of
4. Rnssague, on FRIDAY the 3ist day Of said july
at 10 eoek A. and at said office, No H. Worcester
BANK Block, on MONDAY, the third dav of August
next, at clock An IVERJ PHILLIPS,
JylV du Assessor 8th Mass. District.
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NOTE !. This is only intended to apply where the
members of the family claiming exemption reside in the
same family If of the members reside elsewhere,
and have gone into the military service of the United
States, no exemption on that account be claimed.
NOTE This certificate must be signed by Of the
parents, if there be if not, by two respectable per
(heads OF amesl resident in the town. coun-
ty or district with the person Tor whom exemption
claimed.
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Ylcu embellishments.
OFFICE OF PROVOST MARSHAL,
OsrH DISTRICT MASSACHUSETTS, Worcester,

OFFICE OF PROVOST MARSHAL,
OsrH DISTRICT MASSACHUSETTS, Worcester,
July -'' '' HaADquAnrERs, No 2i5 MAIN STREET,
Worcester, Mass :
In accordance with directions received fom the war
department, the Board Of EBrotlBeRt for This district
hereby publish for the niurmalon OF the public the
those drafted and claiming exemption under the Act
for enrolling and calling out the natl nal trces and for
FORM Is.
Certificates of redemption for the OF a widow of
aged and in1fm parent or parents
I, the subscriber --resld Mt OF ---county,
state of Massachusetts,, hereby certif thet ,- be-
ing liable 70 military duty, under the act of congress;
"for enrolling aud calling the national forces, &c
approved March g. 1868, am the only son ol- o., -, "a
widow, COR Of, an aged parent dependent Oh my
We the subscribers do hereby certify that the above
named---is the only Of widow, Cor OF aged ana
inrm parcntsO dependent on his labor for support
PSrsonay appeared before made the Oath aGI Rat
the above certificate is correct and to the best oil
their knowledge and belief ise3 Justice oil the r'"''
NOTE l. The irst Of the above certificates must be
signed by the person claiming ana Inc sc5pnv
in the town. county or district in which the person re-
sides, and sworn TO before magistrate , ~ osos
NOTE 2. This certificate is to be used ohlY III eases
where the labor claiming exemt IS ac'
tuay necessary for the SUPPORT OF Ioe pv in cases
where there sufficient property to yelG SUPPORT ana h
transacted by agents, trustees or the Ike
Certificate OF parent that he she desires one ofhis
or her exempted.
l. the subscriber the fat er COR mother) of -, and
- residents Of - county, state of
Massachusetts hereby certify that am aged and inrm
and that am dependent FOR spport on the labor Of nv
two sons, above named and that elect that my---
son - shall be- exenpt from the operations of the
act of conpres Tor enroln and calling out the national
forces Nc. annroy ed March g. 1863.
We The suhscrihers do hereby earthly that the above
named--is AGED and ntirni and dependent on the
laber Of sons for suDport
Personally appeared before me the above named
-Hnl--- and severalv made oath that the above
certificates are correct and true 10 the best of their
know edge and belief Justice of the Pence.
Dated 9t--tbis---cay Of 1863
NOTE l. The first cert Hcate must be signed by the
parent making election and the second by re-
spectabe citizens (ea of failies) residents of the
swern to before magistrate In case the father is de
ceased the certificate is to be signed by the mother and
the tact OF the fathers death TO he stated bV the ner
sons certifynr
NOTE 3 This certificate is to be used only in cases
Al
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1000 MEN WANTED FOR 12 MONTHS
$3.50, 100000 Prizas -,

Already captured, large share of which is a,ari o.
ships Crews The laws Tor the Distribution az pr,l 20
'io''S o"eiV projects the rights Of all the captors
,PETTN OFFICERS,-PRoMoTIoN.- Seamen have
Ghance or promotion to the offices of Master at Arms
RoasWalh Mates, uarter Gunners, Captains Of Tops
:, lalusmen may De advanced to Armorers Armorers
CoOpers, ,Vr. ''' "'iterS'
month, I'm S-V'VV ~ Sio'uV per
changes for Warrants, Bouqties and IEdaIs nj Han
oF-Al those who distinguish themselves in hath. "r
Dy extraordinary herosm may he promoted to forward
" Arfant Ohcers or Acting Masters Mates and nnon
OF honor from their country - - TV' "''H " 'n'u"i
All who wish may leave HALE PAY with tI,cir f,,,i
heS; 10 commence from date of enlistment
Justice OF the Peace ''' SWIM 90 oeiore
for further Information apply at II s. NAVAL rem
Mass b. Y RirTTr5 PpIt0SSN' ,"oFceSter,
Jy9 DIN Rncr,ittn,I' oaia
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We, the subscribers, -- and -----. of the town.
county. and state mentioned hereby certify that
the above statement OF -'s age correct and true
to the best of cur knowledge and belief.
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county, State Of hereby certify
that two members OF the family and household Of
county ana state above mentioned, in the mill
tary service Of the United States, n0n-commissoned
etheeIs musicians, prYates.
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Personally appeared before me the above named
and - and severay mads oath that the above certih.
cate correct and true to the best of their knowledge
and belief
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Personally appeared before the above named -
- and -, and severally made oath that the above
certificate is correct and to the the know-
edge and belief.
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Dated at -, this - dav of -, 1868.
NOTE. The first certificate must be signed BY the per-
son claiming exemption, and the second respect
able persons (neadS of iamilies resilient in the
town. cJunty district with the person for whom the
exemption is claimed.
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II Z A A K T i L f RY
Now is the time to enlist In the
Second Mass. Heavy Artillery

70 40 Garrison putty in the Department of North Caro-.
eIuit 10 all who have already served In the army not
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dents of --, County, State Of Massachusetts,
hereby certify that - is father of -- mothcrless
children under II years of age and dependent his
Dor for support
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FORM q.


Certificates that two members Of the family of the per
son liable to draft are already in lhe military service
Of the United States.
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For further particulars inquire of tho Auctioneer
JiV dts Il. W. VAIL
1By f. w YATLL1
WHE FINE ARTS Grand Gil r.

V'HN FTNE AhIO.-Grand Sale of
Elegantly Carved, Alabastcr Stone Yaacs Bronze
ana Bisgue Figures and Ormulu articles 10 take nlace
on THURSDAY morning, 18th Inst, at 10 o'clock and
continue N the afternoon At o'clock at the Store No
llg Main street, next door tn Mr. j. Green Druggist
to sale. W Wv wy P'Vfi"u'
The collection Will contain Fine Roman SEES. Ella
giant Hrecian Cruts; Etruscan Urns Baecante Tazzas
suitable Tor IarlOrs, Churches. and Drawing Rooms
Two large Bisquc Figures-Louis XIV and Miss Lava
ete-tho largest ever imported; Bronze Figures Clas-
jyl0 dtf ''''''" N"'u nf'e"eIs'
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Il I ! TagTI
service OF the United States hereby affidavit
L am the father OF --, mOtherlesS child, under Il
yeas OF age and dependent my labor for support
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A BOUNTY OF S45s

will be given. State aid II the families or ,boso Who
enlst; Draited men receive no bounty) -Four Compa.
mes OF tUiS Regiment will be Light Artillery and re-
crtts can have their choice For further IN
apply at the Recruiting Office 27l Main street TineTs
inri N up S'"''sJ VI VI capt T. p klMBALL, at Ok.
"iiuo c =. u. GREENE,
J'o utl Lieut. and Recruiting O0lcer
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Ammsenrrmts.
Aurt!0ns.


-, - Icy y. W. VAILL1
F.1 Do q u RN ED SALE ON
Mfiiil ACCOUNT OF THE WEATHER, OF A GEN
; 1850 IEEL RESIDENCE AT AUCTION corner Of
austin and Irving streets Nos % Austin and % Irv
ing Streets am Instructed tn sell on IA TIrRDAY
NEAI july H. at ii O'Clock, the very Desirable Rest
denee situated as above, containing twenty-one rooms
WIN an entrance from the two streets above named
Sali House Is finished in the mosr thorough and con.
Neeht manner with Piazza In front, Marble Manteis
ana never failing supply Of good water OF both kinds
Inc Ouse IS 50 arranged to be easily into
three or iOur tenements 1t proximity Main street
ana the large boot and shoe factory now being erected
renders very desirable for occupation or Investment
ut the house. w ~ ~"iii"s
ji0 ats Wv h ~ WStrT
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supervision of the Commissaries and Assistant Commits
have the honor to be- Sir,
Very respectfully,
Your 0bedient Servant,
80 JAMES b FRY,
Jy IL Provost Marshal Genera
{ LOTHlNG AND CLOTHING MA.
TERTALS.

,,,.. NAVY DEPARTMENT,
oetEAu OF PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING, July g. 1863 {
separate Proposals sealed and endorsed Proposals for
NaYy C9thng and Clothing Materials, viii be received
az nus once until3 oclockP the 5th day of August
next ior furnishing and delivering ION receiving forty
nouce) at each or either of the navy Yards at
Cmarlestlwh Massachusetts,; and Brooklyn New York
S tHru at the former and two thirds at The latter
au ~ suci numbers and quantities and at such times
, pe caea Or by the chief OF this bureau or BY the
i w o inc said navy yards respectively dur
t me sca year ending on the 30th day of june 1854
@ ana quantities Of the dieren articles sneci,
heo IN the following table, viz 81 '''i'' p''''
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Personally appeared before me the above named
and---ands evcrally made oath that the
above certificate is and to the best OF their
knowledge and belief. - Justice of the Peace.
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NOTE |. Tais certificate is to be used only in cases
where the labor OF the claiming exemption is
uay for the support Of the dependent
him The exemption does not apply in where
there sufficient property to yield support the nee
essary business can he transacted for collecting the i'll
come by agents, trustees the like.
NOTE ?. The first certificate must DC signed by the
person claiming exemption, and the second by
spectacle persons (heads Of ames) resident in the
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1, the suhscriber,-- being liable to draft in the
service Of the United States hereby make affidavit that
age having neither fathernor mother and dependent
my labor Tor support
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Personally appeared before me-, the ABOVE
named---and--, and sevetally made oath lhat
the above certificate is correct and true 70 he pest
their knowledge and belief. =, Justice OF the feace'
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Personally appeared before me the above named
-and--, and severally made oath that the above
certificates and true TO the best Of their
knowledge and belief. --, Justice Of the Peace.
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- county, state of Massachusetts, hereby certify
that --, who is liable to draft, Is the only brother
OIL under twelve years Of age, having neither
father nor mother and dependent his labor for su
port.
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I, the subscriber, the fat er Cor mother) of - and
-, residents Of -- county, state of
Massachusetts hereby certify that aged and nrm,
and that am dependent for support on the labor of my
two sons, above named and that elect that NY
sOn,-, shall DC exempt from the operations of the
act of congress for enrolling and calling out the national
forces. NC, approve March 3, 1868.
We the subscribers do hereby certify that the above
named--is aged and nfrm, and dependent on the
laber IF sons for support. -
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AYERS
Compound Extract Of Sarsaparilla,

the most effectual remedy which the medical
skill OF our times can devise for this every
whore prevailing and fatal malady. 1t is COM
bincd from the most active remedials that have
been discovered for the expurgation of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue of the
systam from its destructive consequences.
Hence it should be employed for the cure Of
not only scrofula, but also those other affec-
lions which arise from it, such as EnupT1vR
and SKIN DISEASES, ST. ANrnoNy's FIRE,
RosE, or EaYsIpELAs, PIMPIRs, PusrULBs,
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RHEUMATISM, SYPHILIT1c and MERcuRIAL Dis
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TED or IMPURE BLOOD. The popular belief
in "imparity Of the blood" is founded in truth,
for scrofula is degeneration of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue of this Sarsapa-
rila is to purify and regenerate this vital fluid,
without which sound health is impossible in
contaminated constitutions.
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Scrofula, or Kings EVIL,

Is a constitutional disease, corruption of the
blood, by which this fluid becomes vitiated,
weak, and poor. Being in the circulation, 1t
pervades the whole body, and may burst out
in disease on any part of it. No organ is free
from its attacks, nor is there one which it may
not destroy. The scrofulous faint is variously
caused by mercurial disease, low living, dis
ordered or unhealthy food, impure air, filth
and filthy habits, the depressing vices, and,
above all, by the venereal infection. What
ever be its origin, it is hereditary in the con-
stitution, descending q from parents to children
unto the third and fourth generation indeed,
it seems to be the rod of Him who says. /"
will visit the iniquities Of the fathers upon
their children"
Its effects commence by deposition from the
blood of corrupt or ulcerous matter, which, in
the lungs, liver, and internal organs, is termed
tubercles; in the glands, swellings; and on
the surface, eruptions or sores. This foul cor
ruption, which genders in the blood, depresses
the energies of life so that scrofulous constitu-
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plants, but they have far less power to with
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in this scrofloLs contamination and many
destructive diseases of the liver, kidneys, brain,
and, indeed, of all the organs, arise from or
are aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter of all our people are scrofulous
their persons are invaded by this lurking in
lection, and their health is undermined by it.
To cleanse it from the system we must renovate
the blood by an Alternative medicine, and in
vigoratc it by healthy food and exercise.
Sach a medicine we supply in
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

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Conveyanoer and Real Estate Agent,
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