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COLLECTORS NOTICE.-Tbe nro-


~ prietors Of the following tracts of land in the town
Of Templeon in the county of Worcester, notified
that the taxed in the tax list the
subscriber the collector of taxes for said of
peton for the year eighteen hundred and sixty one
follows:
TEMPLEToN CHAIR COMPANY - One saw mill, chair
shop dry and store houses, three dwelling houses and
one barn with about fourteen land upon which
the same stand and bounded eastery BY Otter River
land now formerly of Levi Haywood, southerly by
land now or formerly of Levi Haywood, westerly by
land of e; r. Dvoll and Charles Everett northery
by land of N Lord being the premises that
occupied by the 1empleton Chair Co. The amount OF
tax on said premises hundred and thiry-hree
dollars and f1ft cents.
THOMAS Il. GREENwooD-A dwelling house and about
four acres of land bounded follows commencing at
the Junction Of the road leading from Tempeton Centre
TO the depot and the road from the Baptist Common TO
East Tempeton, the west by said road leading tc
the depot north by land of the Otter River Manufacture
ing Company, east by land of II. n Dyer and south by
nad road leading to East Templet0n. The amount Of
tax on SAID premises is six dollars and thirty cents
And If no persons shall appear discharge said taxes
on or before the first day of August at O'Clock in
tie afternoon shall proceed to sell at the Otter River
Hotel IN sad iempleton by public auction the following
portion said real estate viz being much
said taxes and all necessary intervening charges
JAMES CLAPP, Collector of Templeton
TempletOn, June 80 1863. d3xv
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HARRISBURG, July 2.-The battle at Get
tysburg to-day was fierce and bloody, and
from all | can gather the rebellion has re-
ceived its mortal wound. Cannon, small
arms, and the field are among the trophies
Another Herald special says column of
$4,000 rebels passed through Dilsbury yes
terday in the direction of Gettysburg.
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Parker, Sarah r
Putnam, Willard r.
Pyrusse, David
RAgKER, CharlesL
Ryan, Cornellus
Rice. mrs Celista A
Rowland. Deborab
Rice. Eldora
Rider. Ellen
Roberts. DR. HNod
Richardson Uarrv
Robiuson Martin
Russell. N n
Rich, Peter
Rice. Thomas
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Aem advertisements.

4 IST OF LETTI
IA Post Office, Worcester
ADAMS, Adeline Y
Adams, mrs Ellen
Anthony. L y
Arnold, mrs Estella
Ausborn, Ellen
Adams, mrs JnO G
Adams, mrs Maria A G
Adams, VIM W
BROW n, Edwin II
Butrlck d Gibson,
Brown, mr. Carriage Man
uiacturer)
Binney, Amos
Bigelow. A Annie
Briggs, Addie N
Ballard u Co,
Bronze, Clara
Blackmer Charles II
Ball, mrs Elizabeth
Bauer. Frank
Brown, Emma
ButterdOf, Frederick
Boyd, II =
BOttOmly, Gertrude
BRIGHAM. Harriet A
Boyd, Hiram G
Bigelow, Geo
Bennett, Hannah NJ
Boutlett, Israel
Ball, lsral M
Brown, II
Barbauld, Phillip
Brown, Rev $ y
Babbitt, Thomas IL
Blgelow, WIN K
Berner, 5 A
BOyne. Margaret
Bennoit, Louis
CRANN IA
Combs. g +
Comms, Chas L
Collins, Edward
Cooper, Eddy c
Carey, mis- n A
Chafiin. mrs Eliza
Chase ii b
Clark. Geo G.
Coburn, GIN
Campbell Geo C
Chandler. G o
Colburn, mrs Harriet
Cooper,G N
Calllns, J r
Curriel, Jas
Clatur, Josiah
Clarke, John d Son,
Clarke, John
Clarke, James w
Cummings, j A
Cutler. mrs Lydia
Crowley, Kate A
Chase. miss l.
Goes, Il IL
Cox, Mary
chase, Mary h
Chaplin, mrs Mary A
C:opley, mrs Mary A
Cortney, Margaret
Cummings, Sarah
Cha man, mrs susan Il
Corbean, Terelnis
Carpenter, Salem
Connor, Virgil X
Crosby, Walter
Collins, VIM
DUBAC, Etienne
Dupre, Adolpheus
Doyle, Annie
Daniels, mrs Charles
Davis, Chester
Dougherty, John Il
Doyle, John }
Davis, John Wilson
Davis, mrs Lucy N
Deming, mrs Mary E
Daniels, sylvester
RDs. Annie N
Edwards, c b ~ Co
Ewins, mrs Esther
Evans, g IL
Elliott, miss Il G.
Eddy, John M
Ellis, VIM D
Estabrook, VIM L
FOSTER, B W
Fitz Asa
Freeman, mrs Chas
Fitch, f
Fame, j d Co
Fitzpatrick, Thomas
Flood, Thomas
Fallet, mrs Susan l.
GREENE, Charles K
Greene, Charles
Grover, Emily
Griswold, G q & Co
Gleason, j r
GrennOn, John
Gallup, Lodowick G
George, Levi
Greene, n Nattie
Grimley, mrs Mary
Garland, Michael
Gleason, mrs Mary A
Godfrey. mrs Mary A
Gates mrs Mary Is
Goodwin, r +
HUNTO0N, Alpha
Holland Ben L
Hartshorn, Ada
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Hastings, Kate
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FOURTH JULY, 1853 |
AnetIons.
.r,nnBy Z: W, VAIL.

- - BY y. w VAILL.
I'm PEREMP TORY SALEAT AUG
I ton OF A DESIRABLE COTTAGE HOUSE
instructed by ISRAEL PLUMMER. Esq to sell on
EEHlDAf, July ., at2 P; n, very desirable Cottage
mouse ana Lot situated as above in pleasant neigh
borhood containing nine rooms conveniently arranged
and In good repair has Piazza in front The Lot con
tas about 5000 feet of land is handsOmel ornaented
with Fruit and Ornamental Frees and Shrubbefy offer
ing good opportunity to any wishing Cottage
House IN good location, For further particulars m
9ure of ISRAE Ell PLUMMEE. Esq, Plummer station,
Northbridge, Mass, or the Auctoneer
je27 dts Z W. VAIL
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BY e. W. VAIL.
"a SMALL HOIISE AND LOT Az

kSliI AUCTI0N-No. Woodland street near the resi-
-xA4Adence of VIM. Cross, Esq, and but short dis
lance from the Horse Railroad.
The subscriber has concluded to offer for sale the
highest bidder, at auction his House Lot situated
as
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-16
MAR

In Milford Nov s, Metiah NJ Marsh of Milford, to Mrs
Elizabeth Whittier Of Portland, &e. Nov II, John
Usher to Olivia Ad ms, both o. Milford.
In East Brook held Nov g. Ira Fech Of Natck to MIS-
Sarah Upham of East BrookGed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-22

New York, Jan. PA gale from the
northeast, tonight, is very severe. No dam
age yet reported. The Norwich and other
sound boats left at the usual hour Steamer
Creole sailed for New Orleans to-day, but
probably anchored below.
New YORK, Jan. PA Washington letter
says that a rumor has reached here from Fall
mouth that Gen. John Cochrane prevented
the movement designed by Gen. Burnside a
week or ten days since by representations
made here, and Gen. Franklin. in whose grand
division he Is, intends to have proper action ta-
ken of such an unmilitary step. Yet it may
be idle camp gossip.
New York, Jan. 20.-A gang of burglars
has been broken up in Andoyer and Hanover,
Sussex county, n. j.; three men were wound
ed in accomplishing the arrest of the guilty
parties None of the men were seriously in
jured.
New YORK, Jan. 2l.-MeXican advices of
Dec. 2lst have been received. The French
had not yet advanced against Puebla. The
garrison of Puebla now numbers %, 900 men.
FALMOUTH, Jan. 20.-During Saturday and
Sunday nights the rebels were actively en-
gagged in masslng their artillery and infantry
opposite the fords on the Rappahannock above
Falmouth. They are also engaged in con-
structing and extending new lines of rifle pits
and redoubts for artillery up the river. The
weather is cool and clear. The roads are
very hard, and everything favorable for active
operations. The health Of the army is good.
A large number Of sick have been removed to
Aqua Creek.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-22

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-. Jan. 20.-Eighty-
four members of the legislature met to- night
and adopted memorial to the president set
ting forth that there is still underlying the
surface OF this state Il very large substratum
OF reasonable sentiment, which may break
out at the first favorable opportunity; ex-
pressing thanktulness to the government for
assistance rendered, and stating the belief
that by all truly loyal men in Missouri their
lives, property, and constitutional liberty are
now endangered; representing that utter ruin
would result from another struggle with do
nestle traitors and their Alters and abettors
III our midst; urging the president to use his
utmost caution in resembling or modifying
orders that have imperiouS or coercive infu-
ences only on our and the country's enemies.
In many parts of the state the civil law is,
to Il great extent, powerless. Grand jures
can not be empanneled who will indict men
who have stolen horses and guns from the
Unionists to equip themselves for the rebel
army. 1t is still, in some places, safer to be
disloyal than Internationally Union the moral
force of coercion is not altogether on one side
yet. We therefore urge the propriety Of keep
ing in force orders Nos. and 30 emanating
from the headquarters of the department of
Missouri, until such time as we can say that
thoroughly loyal sentiments prevail through
out the state. We ask this, believing that
upon it largely depends the welfare of the
Union, the cause OF our state, and the person
al safety Of thousands of citizens who have
taken part in sustaining the government.
The memorial was unanimously signed and
will be circulated for more names Tomorrow
Col. Hayward has been appointed to present
the memorial to the president.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-22
Refugees from Richmond.

New YORK, Jan. 2l.--Special dispatches
from Washington say that four refugees from
Richmond arrived to-day, having left that city
on the 18th inst On their way from Rich
mond they saw only rebel pickets this side of
Hanover Court House, until they reached the
lower Bappahannock. There swas mach ex-
element in Richmond, owing to reports of
immense federal forces in North Carolina.
Anderson's rebel division of Jackson's corps
passed through Richmond southwark, which
fact added much to the excitement. The Mer-
rimac was fully tried, and proved a complete
failure.
The city is well fortified at every point, but
the fortifcations are garrisoned with only a
small number of men. They have over one
hundred guns in position around the city. The
main boGy Of the rebel army is said to be
about midway between Fredericksburg and
Richmond, on the railroad. There is said to
be considerable Union sentiment yet lin the
city. Two Of the refugees, John Coyle and
Philip Riley, belong to Troy, N. Y.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-22

Fort MONROE, Jan. 20.-A hoavy storm
of wind has been raging here all day from the
northeast. Quite feet of schooners lay at
anchor below the fort till the storm became
so severe that they could endure it no longer,
and about one O'Clock they up with their an
chors, and in one hours time about seventy
five schooners passed the guard boat up the
river for better harbor. The Thomas A. Lo-
gan which has formerly run between here and
Yorktown, was hauled off to-day tor slight
repairs. The steamer Swan takes her place,
but owing to the storm, did not leave to-day.
The propeller Karnack has returned to Hamp-
ton Roads.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-22

ALBANY, Jan. 2l.-The assembly met at
seven o'clock this evening. The floor OF the
chamber and the lower lobbies were packed
by persons not members. The upper CALLER
les were locked, and hundreds were not able
TO gain admittance. The closing OF the doors
was denounced as an outrage, ana IN response
to queries on the subject, the clerk stated that
it was done by the keeper OF the capitol, who
is appointed by trustees, not by the iegisia-
tnre. After a short exciting discussion on
the closing of the doors, the assembly ad.
iourned to twelve O'Clock tomorrow. Soon
after the adjournment the doors OF the gallery
were smashed and the crowd rushed in.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-22
From California.

SAN FRANcIsco, Jan. 2l.-There were L
ballots for senator last night in the legislature
The last resulted as follows for Mr.. Phelps,
&c. Mr.. Sergeant, 81; Mr.. CONFESS, 25; Mr.
Bracon 6. The indications are that none OF
candidates now prominent can be elected
Search has been commenced for a compro-
mise candidate.
Sailed, the Golden Age for Panama, witt
$50 passengers and 81, $1,000 in treasure fol
England $354, 900 for New York, and $685.
600 for Panama.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-22
Gov. Andrew on Prompt Payment to
NEnssnchusetts Soldiers

BosToN, Jan. 2l--Gov. Andrew sent into
the legislature, to-day, a message suggesting
that measures be taken to insure hereafter
prompt payment of Massachusetts troops, es-
pecially where the families are dependent for
support The governor assumes that the
troops will be immediately paid up by the Uni
ted States to Nov LIST, 1868. To insure early
payment Of the same hereafter he proposes es-
pecally that the legislature authorize the
treasurer Of the state to borrow the money
from the banks at low rate of interest and
anvance it in such manner as the soldiers may
desire, the state receiving it finally from the
United States.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-22

NEW YORK Jan. 2l.-STOCKS are active and better,
a clos steady; Chicago and Rock Island 968: Pacific
Mail steamship Co l6G; \ Y Central Railroad ll94;
Erie Railroad ST. Erie preferred l0Gf Hudson River Rall
ad 96 Harlem Eailr0Hd IS; Missouri skies 65s Mehi.
southern l0} Galena and chic sro 96s; Cleveland
and Toledo 953 Illinois coupon bonds OF 10 l2 Chica
g.. burlington and Quincy 1922 Michigan Central IS
Canton Co %; tumberlsn preferred 2i3 Illinois Cen
trail scrip 95; American Gold l47f; 5 skies of -,
registered 9j do 954; skies year certih-
Gates SS4; L $40 treasury Notes lQi}; Demand
Notes l453; Tennessee skies 63.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-22

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.-Mr Bouligny, in
the New Orleans election cases to-day, stated
before the house committee on elections that
he was notified by Gen. Butler, after he had
declared himself candidate for congress, not
to run against Mr.. Flanders, as he wanted
Flanders elected Mr.. Bouligny says military
law was rgdly exercised in that district. In
regard to the other district, he did not know
whether it waa enforced at all.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-22

The report of the senate finance committee
upon the civil appropriation bill strikes out
the clause reducing the mileage of congress-
men to ten cents per mile, and curtails other
minor appropriation, and also reduces the esti-
mate of the agricultural department from
100000 to $50, 900, and the printing of the
laws in newspapers from $1,000 to $40o.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-22

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2l.-Gov. Cannon of
Delaware was inaugurated yesterday. His in
augural expresses strong Union and emancipa-
ton sentiments, and fayors an active prosecu-
ton of the war.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-22

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 2l.-At the late battle
near Murfreesboro, the federals lost l474
killed, 6Sl3 wounded, and 20OO prisoners.
The rebel cavalry have left Harpeth shoals
fnr Franklin
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-22

New YORK, Jan. PA letter from Key
West Of the 18th inst. says a force of 2500
men accompanied the fleet recently sent to
undertake the recapture of Galveston, Texas
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-22
NORTGAGEE'S SALE.-By virtue of

M VIZ " = y = ~ tJ--JDN NlIluG UI
h'A Power of Sale, contained in a Mortgage Deed
given to me BY Daniel G. otoughton and George L
iach dated the first day of Aprl eighteen hundred and
sixty AID recorded in the Registry Of UeedstO
Worcester County, Book 63S Page 5S7 The conditions
Of said mortgage having beeu broken by default OF the
payments named IN said mortgage deed shall in pursI
ance of the power given in said deed. and Attorney
for the MOrtgapOfs, sell the premises described
to- in said mortgage deed at public auction on
the premises in The city Worcester, SATURDAY lhe
seventh day of February next, at two O'Clock to
the highest bidder. he premises described in said
mortgage as follows. VIA certain tract Of land with
the buildings thereon situated in the city OF Worcester
AMI being the tract of land described in deed from
biga and Sylvia Goddard to Timothy T. Burbank,
corded in the Registry OF Deeds, Book - Page,
dated the twentyhth day OF October D. 1854 and by
said Burbank conveyed to John f. by decd dated
the first dav Of June, D. 1860 recorded the Registry
Of Deeds Book 6l6 Page So to which deeds and the
decd Of Edwin Lowell to of This date reference may
be had for a description Of the premises.
Terms made known at sale
EDWIN II. LOWELL, Mortgage.
Worcester, Jan. g. 1863, W3v# ia7
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Poor RIGHARD'S EYE AND EAR WAFER,


a HOHdeiyUt cure N UtutOUH
l. Faenda b kilpOre, give from my hand this certih-
have been quite dear in my right for the past
tWenfySereR gears Siy LETT gave great trouble
by constant scharge of green and yellow matter for
the same share OF time. The OdOr very offensive.
My husband and employed niue different physicians
We paid large sans Of money have been operated on
and have passed through every kind of suffering without
receiving mite benefit, but ali the time getting
wOr G. inasmuch as other diseases were multiplying.
to tue conclusion never cOulo be helped. Last
performed by Mrs. NJ G. Brown. My husband and
went her. and l at once went under her treat
hear distinctly the clock tick ten feet from where
stood ] can now hear every word. My left cor mas
also ceased to trouble me the last discharge from was
clear water, without any odor whatever My eyes,
which were weukaud discasen are getting clear and
strong eel so grateful for my xpectcd deliver.
auce commend Mrs NJ. 4. Browns gentle and sure
treatment 10 all who may suffer as have done.
OidGowu. Dec II, 1852.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-22
OF MASSA

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~ Observation-Disclosures, ss.--Probate Court To
the creditors, and all other inter
esed in the estate Of CHANDLER - OCKW ELL late
OF Douglas in said county, deceased ntestate GREET
You cited to appear at Court of Probate to be
held at Worcester in said County OF Worcester the
first Tuesday OF February next, TO show cause why
License should not be granted to Nathan Waters, Adj
ini5tratOr upon his Petition sell the whole Of the
Real Estate OF said deceased for the purpose Of paving
debts and charges OF administration. And the Court
orders service Of this citation by publishing the
once in Daily spy and twice in the Massachusetts
SPY newspapers printee in Worcester three weeks
cessivelY, before said curt.
Witness, HENRY CHAPLIN, Esquire, Judge o. said
Court this sixteenth day Of January in the year ono
thousand eight hundred and sXty-three.
iat7 dltEw2t JOHN j. PIPER Register.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-22
/ FOR SALE-A FARM THAT WILL

&s..r FOR SALE-A FARM THAT WILL
@.iii PAY FOR WORKING IT.-Said Farm is situated in
a.h the ea'ierv part Of Rutland Mass is ten miles
ron worcester to which place mail stage runs dali
through the iain 1t is two miles from the centre Of
Rutland, one mile from good school 1t contains lsi
acres, wen divided into tlage and pasturine, with
about thirty acres Of 1t woodand-a part OF il with
heavy growth Of wood on it, The improvements area
good-tWo story House. 40 by 49, with two ellis and con-
talns IL rooms finished of convenient for two families
Ihere are two Barns " by 80 the Other 50 by 30
II Is fenced with heavy stone wall, and there are two
annually. ' ~ " '''
VIII sell the above Farm cheap, and two thirds of
tte purchase money may remain on mortgage term
OF years ii desired ISRAEI in ARINC
Rutland, Dec. 4, 1852. dtf nj
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-22
THIRTY-stavENrH CONGRESS-.

WEDNESDAY, Jan. u.
SENATE.
The credentials Of Mr.. Wall of New Jersey
were presented. He was swcrn in.
The credentials of Charles Summers re-
election were presented.
Mr.. SUMNER presented memorial from the
merchants of Boston, asking for a drawback
on gunpowder made from imported saltpetre,
when the same is exported. a joint resolu-
ton for printing the eighth census was adopt
ed. Mr.. HALE, Of the naval committee, re-
ported back the bill for m act establishing a
grade of line officers in the navy, with an
amendment.
Mr. Wilson of Massachusetts,, from the
military committee, reported back the bill to
promote efficiency in the engineer corps and
ordnance department. The bill to rearrange
the court of claims was taken up. Mr.. GRIMES
substitute repeating the original act was ta-
bled.
Mr.. HALE offered an amendment, that no
money be paid out of the treasury under Il
Judgment Of the court of claims, till the APP
preparation for it shall be estimated by the
secretary of the treasury; adopted.
Mr.. FOSTER moved to strike out the provis-
ion for two additional judges agreed to-yeas
81, nays l7-and the bill passed-yeas 23
nays 10.
Mr. HALE offered resolution that Cornell
ius Vanderbilt, Com. Van Brunt, and Chas.
IL. Haswell, who fitted out the transports of
the Banks expedition are guilty of negligence
in the discharge of the duty assigned them,
and that the commission eXtorted by T. j..
Southland was an express violation Of agree
ment made by him, and should be at once re-
funded to the governments laid over.
Adjourned
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-22

l. Bartlett j. Decoster, No. Halls Court Portland
give this certificate, to certify that have been deal
from chi and for twelve years past have been quite
deaf have spent hundreds Of dollars without eceiv.
nr any beneht whatever. Last Saturday went to Mrs
h. 10 treat me Deafness. In "a hours after her Nh,
application, | could hear every voice in the house
c! now stand in the celia and hear the clock fck in
n DarIOr Grateful to God his great delIveraicr
heartily commend her mode Of treatment to ali who
suffer as have done
Price IS cents per bottle Tube to pass the water into
the cents
% 10 had of all DRUGGISTS. dA WIN nll