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r YNCpBURG VIRGINIA.

r YNCHBURG VIRGINIA.
STAPLES d D:LLAnO.
The senior partner has sssucissed Nr. p. II. D,
ls.d with him il his GENERAL COMMISSION
HOUSE, q: the old stand o Staples s. Anderson. and
s,isits consgnneCts' of Sugar, Hoassfs, Cotton
Merchandise and Produce generally. To sci! FRO
di,e II highest market Rates attend In person L,
WEIGHTS ard delivery, and send account sales MD
i.css 1t Is the old estitlisbei rule OF to!.
Ron.e il las answered sn extended pltrcuag-
which 20 experience with this Market aud OIl
DR., sca. Increased iAciics, prepares to Liect Will
o,;r usux. pronptues-.
Literal edyn nc, rny amount nj Psoiuce IN hand
Away en- hand q heavy stock Of Manufacture
and smi sag TOBACCO, warranted represented
ard Is la,T u. ..r DC had In Vi,gns.
iau..-i,u. STAPLES 4 billiard. .
+ uJpAmrNERnBIr NOriC3.-Tbe Lndern' a,n,.
T. have associated tbe.cselves together untier ~,
s;;;c sd: firm o: BONDURANT i MATTHIAS, fyr
the ,,nrus g. Of cn;idJc'ins the GROCERY AND cox
Mis- SION BUSINESS. 10 Lypchburg. Va.
NE soeli kSsP constantly Oh had rs LARGE an
well .eh eied stock vi GRO( .RlE: and SiAPLi
DRY GOODS, a. cla bc ooteir J, and viii spare tt
palns Hcrve clstcIners q, OIL: r.l,ss.
Condueting tire tdsinsxs hc Cash prt'icipa
VIC Will bc etAoled "a otser Inducements u city
country purchaser. e,:hsT BY wholesale O, rets".
ConsNnmests II Flour, heat. Corn aud ell other
county produce solicited. and prompt ie;urus In Ill
c.ses e. som 40 sales sfs meSe.
AaLu6hcturcd aud Smoking Tobecco And Sunni o.
al grades always on hand.
We solicit share Of Tue poS!:c patronage.
decl1En JAMES MAT1HlA6.
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M,EkIf.D ga t." l!ff JANE, hy !''c r.. Dr..
Nn'. VII. tH..ct. l.. \. Civ III. u u -, S.GAH
f:rowsISt Of TIN liire.
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list OF Y.Er1EQS

list OF. LETTERS
Rc.nainn. in tho Post Office ~ Chattanooga
Juy o 18th, 1863:
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To KEE1UCHIAES.
- ART1i.S arriving from kentucky who lave le:ters
Tor ne or ether blsiie.s. Nil! please adress u H.
Murrai!, r. Co, Sutler- LIT ~ gaze lat Division !,
Hardce's corps Army at Tennessee.
june Ion j. DEAN. io,meriy Of Louisville. Ky
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TAKEN Up

AND committed TO jail BY tho military autt critic.
"A at Chattanooga on the Sd CT October, 1854, and
a=. recently committed by acting Justice Of The
ii December, 1884,, negro boy calling bis name
John and says he belongs 10 WIN. JoDes, CT Mem.
phis Saii boy IL black. 30 years old feet 81 inches
rroye property, pay charges and take him Oh. Of jai
dealc ]. II. SWAIN Tailor.
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k'.< thr Legislature,

k'.'< thr Legislature,
Ca 10 rrs. case to numerous Solicitations. al.
'uhcc wy>cl: candidate for election II the Hou~A
- Fci'rv' cD'liiyes from the f.gtcrill District
"nn,noscd al the rnaGiics Of Van Barren Betsoe aII
Thea. at The ensuing August el,ctisn.
iIlel!-t, :. CARNES.
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WI HERES ny MULE g--Srayed from the unier-
w signed On Sunday Nay l1th 1855. oce medium
ssed Sor,all Mare Niue, with . Ter len shoul
der caused ~ the ustes. there sLo scar I'm Der
Ing ile sno returning 10 ne. VII! n s.rGed
Ew their trcube. Pksse .sve her As thc sasse nc1se
Of TsIker X Spei.oer.
r,,2f-v JANIS sPESCER.
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'5>O THE LADiE3--Ladies Cf Tennsasrcl Again
call On yoa Tor aid. Your prompt Response 20
the call IL the Nedstsi Derortment fol Poppy s~ds
10 deeply appreciated Will you row 81 i6s same
depari@ent by Collsciine Rose lessssi Asy ssuouns
goa procure gill s gratefully received q The Of
Gee Of yuur obeicnt servant.
GEORGE & Bi.ACKIE.
june33w sur. b Nd Fur. 6sA DopG q. 4. A.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-11
IMPORTANT SALE Or REAL ESTATE

VIII be sold at Public Auction, at the old ''Beaman
Tavern, so called, In West BOYlston, on WkDNE1-
DAY Dec 10th, 1863 at O'Clock in the morning, the
HOME FARM,
Lately owned and occupied BY Fra Beaman late OF
West Boylston, deceased. The Home Farm contains
one hundred and hfty eight OF Valuable Land,
nearly all Of which is lntervale living both sides 81
the beautiful Nashua River The House large OF an.
eent construction, and has been century a.
t1e BEAMAN TAVERN. There two Barns. each
100 feet long agOJd Tenement House. Cider MIL Sheds
and other ontbuildings There is an Aqueduct which
has brought water to the house and barns ty
years without interruption. The Home Farm Is situated
IN me village q West Boylston near churches. schools
and stores and IN the Immediate neghborhood Of the
large Cotton Mills Of the "BeamFn Manufacturing Com
pany, AM the house is about 100 from the West
Boy lstOn Station the Worcester and Nashua Rail.
ro7d This opportunity believed worthy the attention
Of persons wishing for 'lendii Farm, there but
few Farms In Worcester County equal to this For any
further Information, apply personally W letter 10
LEVI GOSS. west BDylst0n. who will show persona
the premises when desired or to Il. u. LAASOS, Wor-
cester.
Possession will be given the nrst day OF April next
Terms Of sale0ne-fourth TO be paid on delivery OF
Decd and the remainder In year from the first dRy
Of next January LEVI GOSS, Tor the HeirE
y. LAMSON, Auctt0neeP.
West BoylstOn Nov. 20 1863 dts d
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SgORTGAGEE'S SALF.-NiIl he sold

y " u nv y II = n 1T " III ne hUItI
A'a at public auction. on the premises on TUESDAY.
the 22d day of December next, at IL o'clock noon
certain parcel OF Land situated In Charlton City SO
called In the county OF Worcester ming abOnt 40
neres more or less and bounded folows, TO On
the North by land of Lamb, James Buxton Henry
Alien, Michael b. HAYES, and the old Worcester and
afford turnpike road; on the east by land OF VIM. r.
Malb'e and OF RoNdna Fanum: the south by land Of
susan Lamb and said turnpike and the west BY
land Of VIM H. Olds and the Brockfeld road: II being
the same estate mOrtgaged by Otis Farnum to Henry
Atkins ct AL by de recorded In the Worcester Regis
try lib G5l Fol- 49, and the sold under and BY
virtue OF power of sale contained In said
conditions thereof having been broken,
Nov "a 1861 dsF AZ
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ny r; B LAWSON d SOM


RLOOD STOCK AND FARMING
~ TOOLS AT AOCTfON.-Nfll be sold ct Public
Auc ion, In the south part Of Shrewsbury. on TUES
DAY, Dec. 10. 1861 at'l0 o'clock a. NJ ON the place
known as the Isaac Harrington Farm, and now occupied
BY Levi Richardson one woke Durham oxru,7 years
old, well broke; full blUOded Ayrsne Cow wears
old next spring; one full blooded Devon Cow 5 Years
old; one native breed Cow, years old; do ears
old; one Ok Wagon. one OK Cart one Horse Wagon
and alOt of Farming Tools
Conditions at sale JAMES PIfRINTON.
T.. y. LAAfSON, Anctionetr
Shrewsbury NV 40 IaGl AZ a
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OFFICE OF PROVOST MARSHAL,

MAS5ACHIsETTs,
Worcester lee 9Th, 1861
By order of the Provost Marshal General lists on the
names of all persons enrolled In each Sub District will
tret, -
All persons claiming to he wrongful8 enrolled for
either OF the following reasons, viz list AlienaRe Id
non residence; 3D. Unsuitabeness Of Age an Manfest
permanent physical disability requested 10 present
their claims TO the Board Of Enrolment previous to the
2Vi day o. December current They will prepared
with proof Of their claims.
Persons drawn in the last draft and exempted not
required 10 appear before the Board record OF their
exemptions is in he possession of the Board OF Enroll
ment
Manifest physical stability" that would be SUFFICIENT
cause OF striking name from the enrolment, q ust he
of such character to be Obvious without surgical
examination.
election Of of twol or more sons to be exempted
from the enrolment must be- made before the draft.
ANY person knowing the fact OF not having
been enrolled no liable for military duty tn LIST
day OF July lat report the OF such person 70
the enrolling ofcer Of the Sub District In which they
should have enrolled to tie Provost Marshal In
order nat they may be noA enrolled.
sAM'L " STONE,
Captain, and Provost Marshal sth Mass Dist.
AZ
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Worcester Dec I, 1858 e. D. hAAS'S a.. Aue'0n''r'
A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.-By Ii
A cense Of Court will he sold at Public Auction on

at clock IN the morning, At tho old Beaman TAv-
ern, so called, in West Boylslon
Ninetr-es hit acres Of Pasture and Sprou Land
Fory-ive and 0ne-hsf acres Of Intsryale Land near
the stone Bridge. -
Hay scales, and alb ut twenty nine rsds OF Land ali
situated in West BoylstOn
Fity-scven of pasture Land, in the southeaat
part Of Sterling, which Is about three acres covered
WIN woods ALL which was owned by the late EZRA
BEAMAN, OF West BoylsOn, the time OF his decease
Terms Of sale-One fourth to be paid on delivery Of
OF next January
Also, VIII be sold the following Personal Property
II Pews In Liberal Church. In West Boyston ne horse
shed near said church, tn Feather Beds &c. &c.
LEVI Go5S Administrator.
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FT1 AUUTIUN SALE.-WiII be sold
E,il at Public Auction, MONDAY, Dec Ilth at ten
4aaAo clock A. that valuable Real Estate Nos leo
and O2 Soqhbridge street. directly opposite the Foundry
Of Earl n Jones.
No. 100 Is n thorough built twostury BRICK HOUSE
OF eleven rooms aid basement, conveniently arranged
for two tenements No. l02, a BRICK COTTAGE Of
even rooms and basement, formerly used Grocery
Store. -S
Both houses in thorough repair about six hundred
dollars having been expended the same during the
past year Sold together separate purchasers may
desire. Terms at sale For particulars inquire OF
T. NJ, ROGERS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-11
Nov % 1861 dsF NN'NS "a

din FARM IN WEST MILLBURY
Will AT AUCTIoN.-I shall offer nv Farm for sale at
4alh Auction, on MONDAY, Dec. 18th, at 10 A n The
Farm Is pleasantly located In West Mlbury miles
from Worcester good house and barn. and 40 acres
Of choice and which lays with Due southern exposure
The mowngs aie very free from stone 200 young apple
trees on the place shall also sell my stock, hay and
too on the same da Inquire of
dl dtdl4 A. RTiGRER
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-11
LACE COLLARS AND sETTS,
SIP E CIALTIE ST

Velvet and Silk Bows and Cuffs trimmed with leather
Ladies leather Belts, with Watch Baskets
Some entire sew Styles in Lace sleeves
One Thousand Dozen Ladies', Gents ard Bows Plain
Linen aud CuIJred BOrdered Iiandkerchies which we
offer at great sacrifice nom he of Importation
50 Dozen Fine leUstitched llandke .chiefs 373
well worth 80 cts.
Also Novelties in Fine Embroidered Handkerchief and
French Linen Cambria llandkerchiefs
We call the special attention of the Ladies' to or
White Goods and Embroidery department. 1t embraces
every variety i'll Collafs, sets Bands WArkPd Edginus
and nsertings, Infants Waists and Robes Thread and
Nalenciennes Laces and lnserngs, Nasooks Jaconnet
and swiss Muslhs, Striped and irossbaTd Musiin, Dim
tiles. Linen am French Linen Lawns ami all kinds of
Plain and Embroidered Web Laces for Sleeves and
SpeIcers
We keep at all times full assortment all the best
makes Of French C0se:s, warranted to fiji well
A full stock of Mourning Goods, in CIape and Grepa-
drin ColaIs aud Se,s, burning Handkerchief Yes
and Gloves
Just received, 500 doz. of Celebrated
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IS remaining in the
Dec 10, 1863.
Holmes Geo W
Febard Geo w
Hall Geo W
Healy Hannah
Hall Leonard
Hammond Nellie
HesSian Michael
Harding ms Polly
Rowland mrs homas A
harrington w L
HOyle William
JDE Hattie L
JACKSON DIS
KING EDDIE l.
Kirg John
Keyes mrs Justin l.
Kneeland Margaret
LEE Florence
Love George
LaZell Joseph
JeIand I'M Son
Iovering Narcus
JarneI RK
Iearv Richard
MFI.I.FNCU
Mic Anolty DIR
MalroIm mrs Chas
Mavnar / Cornulia
Moriil joseph Il
Mccormick John
Marcy Mary w
McMOney Mary
NARROW Mary
McGarrel owen
Morse sidney S
Mirick Sara A
Morev Win !sor
Morehead William r
Magourtv Theddv
MORGAN Consague
Mcclure Francis
NOLAN Patrick
OLNFY Charles w
O'Hern Edmond
O'Brlen Mary A
O'Brien Patrick
PERKINS miss G
Parsons Henry P
Prentice John W
Prifier mrs Lucy W
Pealer mrs Mary
Powers Marlin
phi Ian Patrick
Patterson Thomu
Pbaneuf Uartur
QUINN John
RUGG Abbie A
Robinson mrs AnpiaA
Ruter AE
Rnper Ella
Robinson Henry
Richardson mrs Henry
Robbins Matte Il
Robbins mrs Rebecca
STONE Jonu v
Stearns Eli
Shev Ellen
Stowell mrs Eliza A
Snow mrs HIN
Stearns Geo A
Saunders Henry
Sanford mrs Harrlot
Shpchey Michael
Scanlon Michael
SlvRAi
Shurtless SH
Severance AN
Snow q RAM
TUCK ChasH
Townsend ChasF
Temnle Che1ev
Turner Ellen
nv, -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-04

A GENTS. Suffers, NEWS DEALERS
"A Peidlsrs, sttsntionl We have the largest
War Maps, Songstsrs, lnk, Tactics, TO-, and 81
thsloWsst prices in the West, address
CLARKE + co,
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ExcHAE0B AND BAxxIxe HoUss OF LoUIsl
4. AAcELor, Davenport, Iowa, Feb. ., 1868.
A LII PERSONS HAVING MONEY ON DE.
"A POST with the asdorsisnsd, either in eer-
ti6cetos Of deposit .or By book aseoupt, are ~
qusstsd - Wi1hAaV tho Sane without delay.
FEB II LOUIS 4 MACKlOT,
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CAuTIoN.-As there arc dealers who take ad-
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you will get the best, thoroughly tcstcd and lre-
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DEMOCRAT & NEWS.

OuR New England exchanges, from
almost every quarter. speak Of the nm
usually great number Of buildings to be
esected this summer - compared with
former ssasons.-N y. Erening Post.
The above illustrates the manner 10
which New England is affected by the
var. That section il being enriched BY
the fratricidal strife now dsluging the
rest Of the country with blood. Il 10
now reaping in almighty dollars the
harvest which grows from the invest
msnt it made in watering the rebellion
with its Phillipses, Garrison., Summers
and lesser lights Of abolitionism.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-04

HOOKER Forced TO MovE.-A sig-
ni6cant paragraph in the Journal Q,
Commerce, reads ~ follows:
The censor's news from the Army Of
the Potomac Is very trifling, but il the
stories which come from that quarter
in regard to the relations existing be-
tween the President and General Hal
leck on the one side and General Hooker
on the other, DO true, there are grounds
for the belief that We shall hear Of some.
thing startling before the week il out.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING IN DAILY,
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IN~ IN 0RACH.

Larger spass charged 1t the rate Of 81 so Q,
sach additional square,
For half square, two-thirds Of tn above
.ates;
Business Cards not to exceed lines, SO 90 ps,
Annum;
For saoh change an additional ehargeof Is cenz
COR square will Be made.
Large eats charged double the same dinsnsiss
If type.
Yearly Advertising contracts will BE- understood
10 apply strictly to the immediate business of the
advertiser and all other advertisements sent in By
the advertiser will be charged extra.
Advertisements not accompanied with instrue-
ions will be inserted until forbid and charged ac-
sordingly.
Editorial noticss charged for at tho rate Of Is
ssnts per line, eight words, and special notioe.
st 10 cents per line, or SO cents limo pcr week.
All notices for religious and benevolent pur.
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except single announcements Of marriages and
dsstAs enlarged IS cents per insertion.
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Agents.
Contracts for yearly advertising tslminble .
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GAZETTE COMPANY.
HENRY fischer.
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EQUlTABLE.-The Equitable-Ths Equits-
bic Life-Equitable Life Assurance-The Eq7i-
table Life Assurance Society Of the United
States.
OFFICE.-Odice on Braiy street-on Brady
street. below tho Post Oiiios-third door below
the Post Ofice-35 Brady street.
W.T.. ROSS COW. F. Ross / Co.. agents
w. F. Ross Co. agents Of The Equitable.
jan 6-tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-04

CoNsoLING.-The N. Y. Times in al
luding to the Withdrawal OF the two
years men from the field nsively remarks
that consolation is found in the fact pub.
lished by the authorities that Hooker's
army numbers 100000 men, the loss Of
$4,000 or 10000 from such an imposing
total being considered OF not much &C
count
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-04

IT IL stated that within twenty-iosr
hours after the delivery Of Adj. Gen.
Bakers address at Helena, AK, in re-
gard to the organization of negro troops,
that $4,000 negroes in that vicinity en-
listed'-Cedar Rapids Times.
The Times ought to have . leather
medal for getting news in advance Of
it. cotsmporsries.
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The Daily Democrat and News,
NlcsiAN0ooN, WEST T. CO.,
PnoPMnsOns.
RICHARDSON, oDo. Z. WEN.
gro. ,. cAap1uFua,
We the undsfsisnsd agrss 70 the followil
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:

DAHY.-ls cents per week pay able 70 o. rii ~.
Mail and post-oAoe subscribsfs q, 90 Per snn IN,
payable Ii advance.
WxnkLY.-e9,oO Per annum. In advance.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-04

WHEAT.-Our farmers say that the
prospect for IN abundant crop Of wheat
the coming harvest was never better than
it 10 now. The winter wheat looks un-
usually well, and although tho spring
has been rather dry tor spring wheat,
yet the greater portion Of it looks 6ne.
-Reokuk Gate Oity.