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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-08
Ocnxsrtpt Service.

THE Enrolling onesrsof Dallas. P.rks-. rarrspt
II oand K&gfmsn tounties are hsrsby re1ussU5 20
hs all nvalids 10 their -ssgsefive eouptiss subject
70 onostripfi,n. At tho fslo-ips ting snd Places
respectfully;
Hxnas. a prii 1fth. 18th and 18th
Parker. April 21th A1c clst.
Tsrrsrt. April cath and zkth.
Klufm.n. May ist aud "a
Tor esaufnafi1r ly lbs sur-ern n .he sri cnrr-ri
sl5a-i plr'-s-t S.R rHYop. r.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-08

TAKEN uphs X n Cook sad sstssssd = 6
Semi. ". Gilbert Esq. IN Precinct 10. g. )
DARK BAT HOIST. ls,s hsndshig 10 year +.
,rar 10 tars. some sscdls nsrts, hrspdsd NTH
2 IN len rkou'dfr sprra,sst ~ Slco. ~
one FRIGHT DAY HORST. IS hsadt h'fh...
years sid bisss face, scns saddls mai -, bit !
foo< White half ~ay % heck. branded With o. (.
fbnuldr-. appraised A. e<r.
TABEy UP BY 8. ". c1'hs-s, and fstrsysd ~,
rcaS nrod. Tsq.. IN Preeinrt No :, u tuA y
HORSE COLI nh ~ rizir It'd tail. srs,l -
l.or n ~ .i'sssl srs scar ~ -r5s-- = = 81
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-08

~pSM. Y. PIERCE. requests US TO say that no viii
leave this place the isth inst for the army In Ar
kansas. Persons wishing to send letters to Hind.
msns Division Of the Army, will have an opportuni'
~ Of sending them ifisft At Mr.. z. wss'crs store.
or 4, tho Dallas Hotel. prior TO the above date.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-08

a. Com Farragut, with the Hartford AMI Alle'
chany tho 18th ult. anchored in front Of the city
Of hatcher, and sent 3 flag Of truce ashore to the
Mayor of that city. threatening to lombard the city
II our gu-rrillas did mt stop firing Into him
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-08

r5-My. VIM. T. Yancey. foreman Of the Galveston
News ofnce, died In Houston, on tho .'ih UT Of
Pneumonia. 10 wasA nstvo Of M-nphis, Tenn,
and for long time editor and proprietor Of the In
dianola Courier.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-08

ININAL sETTLEMEHT.-ED C. pRGw.
I DER, Guardian Of w.'R. Eurtlc. man compus 'nes-
tbs having filed in my Office his account current
with his said warde together with his petition
prayiug for final dscbAy,s this ia therefore 20 TO-
iy all persons intorestedtc forward tbs uext
term Of thsCounty Court Of Dallas county for pro-
hate business. to be held at the Court House In the
Town otDalias, on the lsss Monday 10 April 1865,
md costcsi the tanc ifthry think proper.
GEO. W. LAWS. cl'k &C. D. c. Tex.
Dallas. Texas, April sth, lS63.--lg:4t.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-08

EScoi. Ma, II. Burford will sddress the citizens
Of this rlssr and ,einiiy Oh Saturday next the 'h
inst At tho Court House.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-08
a uMINIrTRAroR,s NOTICE.-.

n tirs Is hereby given that at ths March Term,
1868 Of tho Probate Curt OF Daiss county, the I'M
dersgned appointed Administrator OF the estate
Off ". Moore, See'd. Nhor~forc all parsons in
debtcd n said estate viii wake payment 10 the uu
dersrnsd and thcse having claims sgainst said est
will present them properly authenticated within the
W.. N. KEAr; Admir-,
Aurii lat lss3-iseV-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-08

Gen. Pemberton is certifying Grand Bluff
being apprehcnsivc that the enemy may,
open the canal, with their drcdge boats, in
few days.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-08
NO11TG-E

WE would respectfully inham the rnAlie s.a..
w rally. and our customers in particular, TIA,
from and after this date, will grind Wheat FOR thu
sixth busbel and Corn for the fnh husiiel, at III,
City Mills, nallas Texas SHERWOOD 4 co.
January LIST, 1868. i:tinos va
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-08

The Washington dispatches say that
Chasc's chances of obtaining loan'of one
hundred millions are slim.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-08

n. rsissraps ssys We are pisssed 70 issrs Dat
ar .rjsrc OIL Tom Grs<p hss been nor'rstsd rrig.
.disr General Ihs sppo.ntr,snt 70 vel d.ssrvsd
ss. Gn gill Prov srss~cir siy gratifying 'oshs psos
.r.~s soId.sr hrt -rs. sxeeii@pf ofs~r IN the fev
rsriexr cs,ipsigr- 10 Greer eonld he ncr, believed
~ l.i. r-onis thsr b. 70 ~ bis comnsrs We with
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-08
FARM FOR SALE.

T WILL sell, at r bargain. the farm, on which
now tsside, half mile below Bass Mill. on Five
HE Creek III Dallas county containing 242S acres.
at5ut 40 scros in cuItisauon On said farm IN good
stone dwelling, and SOME other baiIdings, never fall
Ing water and plenty Of timber Zoe further paric.
ulars enquire on the promises Of the undersigned or
q Jas peptley. Il9hn e NJ. BkIsco
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-08
TEAMS WANTED.
A li7:4tsJ HERMAN HIRsH, Ag, c.s.As

NOTICE..
n oygRNMENT stores wanted! snch rs Jcaor
" Linscy, plain cloth, both cotton and woliep
socks, cotton or wollen, Hats, Gaps. Hides dry 0
green, Boots Shoes, Leather and all clothing ate
rial for WHICH ibora prices will be paid in cash.
the clothing depot, on main ST. Dallas Texas by tbs
undersigned. few pair OF cotton cards will DO sx
changed for any OF the above articlee. l3k
SAM'L. g. JONES, Govt Ag't.
Dallas, Texas, Feb. Is, 1868 (i2.et
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-08
HEAnoUAITERs CoNscAIpT SERVICE, I
AusrIF, Msreh 3, 1865. (

ApsrIF, Msrch 3, 1865.
SPECIAL oRRER. No. III.
cT,HE Enrolling oficar Of Dallas county will fur.
i Tough such conscripts 40 he may have snrollsJ
not already assignedto some corp, for teapsfers
haul -four from the mills to Dsss, to be stored there
for II. Hrsh his contract with Capt. G. .. tsfgh
A. g. s., C. s. Pa, BY ordE of
J. T. FLEwELLEN, Mai. conl'dg Conerints.
VIM. j. STONE, Lieut. and Adj't. 2 ll7:Sts.1
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-08
THE STATE nf TEXAS.

To the Sheriff Of Dallos County. greeting:
YOU arr hereby commanded that you summons, IS
l publication. Mary p. Mcdowell. who.s residence
Is unknown, to BE- aud appear before the District
Court, TO be holden in and for the county n Dallas
Ut the Court House thereof in io town VI palles,
the 9Th Monday after tho 4th Monday IN March. A
n 1863 theu apd there TO answcr the pctftnn OF n
J. Mcdowell fled In raid airt against said Mary y.
Mcdowell, aud alleging, In substance, as follows
. That on or about thu 9th day Of February lrss.
he was married to Mary r. hughes. now Mary y. Nj.
Dowell that onr about the 18th day Of March, l66c
she. the -ld Mary p withcu: Just CAUSE 1ban done
petitioner and has remained absent from him ever
since to.yit fore mere than three without ANY
Intention 10 return; and praying sdiveres M ss'c
10 rndtrinou He alsn inalos affidavit that said Mar
P. IL a popsre:ient Of the state Of Texas
Herein fail not hut hare you then and 5thrrs th!t
writ, with YOUR rAturn endowed thereon, showing
how you have executed tho same. et,t
Wifnsss. +. C. Browder. Clerk of sais
4 su.I, Ncmrf, and the ssal of said Court hetsoi
o rn-,s jannesrd Given at Dallas, this 9Th d.,
~ ~ Of March. lsb3 'f.S.- ~
ED c. BHoWDEE, Cik D: c. y. O. Tex,
40 By " II. THOMAS, Deputy.
Issued 9th March. 1863. h
Came to hand sa messday issued. Mrs. Mary P. Ne
pcwe will plsaS, TAKE notice and appear in accord
ance with nboyh citation.
y. o. McADAMS. .eherif.
tis:4w".l ByM. N. THOMPSON, Deputy
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-08

cHAMhERs AZ a candidate for ihs once OF Governor
ofraxas.
apwe are authorised 20 announce II Gov. JSo.
" CROCKETT, az = candidate for the orieo Of Gov.
srnor. Of TerAs,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE. Z.

a AMINIs9RAfQR'S NOTICE:.A q
"A February Term ofthe Probate Court q Kaufui
County, Lsftsrs Of Adispistration Were granted
Nancy A. Noel. on tfis rsisfs Of Garrett A. Noel.
ceased All persons holding elaiins against ssid g
tate arr nottAod to present them. duly nuthsntire
within the tis prercrib-d by law, and those indet
ed 10 said estate will please maks paymei,t
fls:swl NANCY A. NOEL, 'Adm'r.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-08
| pMfNIsTRAT0Ris NOTIcE.-A

~ Veterinary Term cfthe Probate courtof Ksnfr >
aa,n,r % wesyer on tie estate OF Jasper Weaver. d
cesssd. All persons holding claims against -
tate are notifed a. pr~scps thern. duly authsriiet
within the time prsscribed by Law, aud thofesnds
"A 10 aid estate will plesse make psymrnt-
ris.ewl JASPER D. WEAVER, Adur'r
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-24

naturally sacrifice the local to the through
business. At present, the Norwich, the
Nashua, the Providence, and Fitchburg roads
all terminate in Worcester, and are more or
less affected by the accommodations the Wor-
cester road is willing to afford them. 1t is
for the interest of the Worcester road so to
accommodate them, and il has for many years
run train for the steamboat line, making it
at present the best line from Boston to New
York. Make this connection, and it will
hardly be for the interest of the united road
to run train so as to permit their passengers
to leave their road at Worcester rather than
at Springfield. The whole tendency will be
to the injury of these other roads.
The Worcester road has built and sustained
at an expense rather than profit, branch
roads to Brookline, Saxonville, Milford,
Marlborough and MIllbury. Make this
union and who will care for the accommoda-
ton of these places. Even Worcester itself
may expect not to be longtroubled with sta
ton in the midst of the city, but may gowhere
the convenience and profit of the united road
may direct.
1t has long been contemplated to connect
the northern roads by some road extending
across the great county of Worcester, bringing
much of their business over the Worcester
IOiu 10 DOsLOns anu SuOulu The I1OOSdC uu-
mel be made, such route would afford as
ample facilities tor the carrying of freight
from the west to Boston us any other, but
make the union and such a project will surely
be defeated.
These are some of the objections on the
ground of public policy against this scheme.
1t is not called for by any public exigency,
and there is just as much reason for connect
ing the Norwich or New Haven road as there
is the Western. If you extend the principle,
the next step will be to unite the New York
Central, and | know not where you will stop
this side of San Francisco. Is it not better
to let well enough alone, leaving to the West
ern and Worcester roads an opportunity to
manage their own property as they have done,
and ii they cannot agree upon the terms of a
division of their joint earnings, they may
have recourse to the laws which provide an
ample remedy. At any rate, let not obstinacy
on this matter be rewarded by making it a
means to enforce union which is SO distaste-
full to many friends of the roads, and which
may be SO injurious to the public interests.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-24

INTERESTING FROM PORT RoYAL.-The fol-
lowing interesting intelligence from Port Roy
al, announcing new expedition, and other
favorable signs of activity, is contained in a
letter to the Boston Herald, dated the 18th
inst. =
Troops commenced embarking yesterday,
and the fitting out of the expedition is going
on with commendable activity. Whether the
troops will go in detached portions, or Alto
gether, am not informed, but it now seems
probable that every transport will have sailed
by two days time. Brig. Gen. Terry, as be-
fore, will have command of the division. 1t
will consist of two brigades. The first
General Terry's, is composed of the Sd
Rhode Island, the 10th Pennsylvania, the
9th Pennsylvania and the 9th Maine. Col.
Gust of the 97th Pennsylvania, will act as
ybrigadier.
The second brigade will be composed of
regiments that havenot been regularly brigad-
ed, as follows: Sd N. H., 4th N. H., and 9Th
Conn. Col. Bell of the 4th N. H. will have
command of the I'd brigade, and Lieut.. John
L.. Kelley, the efficient quartermaster of the
N. H. 4th, will act as brigade quartermaster,
as in the former expedition. The regiments
are all making arrangements for an immedi-
ate departure, and the outposts are being
called in to-day. 1t was at first understood
that Col. Putnam of the 7th N. H., now at St,
Augustine, would command the brigade, as
before, but that plan was changed, probably as
it was deemed inadvisable to take any portion
of the 7th N. H. from ST. Augustine. Col.
Bell is amply qualified for the position he is
to have.
Capt. Hamilton and Lieut.. Henry's batteries
Of artillery are also to go. The former is to
AepoFt tnlS AFTERNOON. "nd ti.o other is haing
moved IN from an outpost to-day. otepneIi7
sons brigade is still at Stone, and it is sup
posed these two brigades will land on Folly
Island or in that vicinity. Gen. Hickman has
been sent to Newbern with his brigade, but |
understand he will return to Charleston har-
Dor with it.
1t is now well known here than in the attack
on Sumter the wall was considerably preached
in one place, weakened and cracked in 9TH
ers, and two heavy guns dismounted. The
result of the expedition shows that Sumter
can be taken, and also that capturing Charles
ton is big job, which will take much time,
cost good deal of money, and sacrifice many
lives. | think Gen. Hunter has taken the
job and means to fulfil his contract.
Six monitors were lying in Charleston har-
Dor yesterday, and it is supposed the others
have been ordered there.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-24

had means more than sufficient to compel the
garrison to surrender. Gen. Ortega, it is
SAID made sally at the head of IL, 900 men
to force way in the direction of the capital,
but he met with such powerful obstacles that
he shut himself up again in the CITY, He
suffered considerable loss. So great was the
abundance Of provisions at Vera Cruz for the
French army, that they were sold to private
individuals at prices comparatively low Sew
eral transports were taking them them back
to France in large quantities
The counter guerrilla regiment which was
raised about Vera Cruz, in the French inter-
est, is very harshly spoken of. The person
who raised the regiment, Swiss, named Sick
ling, has been superseded by French colo
mel. Dupiu, who has been levying black mail
upon the defenceless inhabitants of the places
he occupied, so as at last to be rebuked even
by the French authorities at Vera Cruz for
his conduct. All the reinforcements which,
during the end of March, arrived from France
at Vera Cruz, had gone on to Orzaba, where
it appears, they would be quartered for some
time.
Papers from Merida, Yucatan, have arrived
here to the 9th ult. The Indians continued
committing depredations in the east, and burn
ing houses. A part of the army of opera
ton had left to punish the savages. The leg
islature of Yucatan hadl passed law that all
the male inhabitants of the state, from seven
teen to sixty, should pay monthly captation
tax OF one real, there being excepted those
who were unable to work. the natives who
had obtained the title of Hidago, those who
mig mt happen to be in the army, during the
time they were employed and for month af-
ter, and the places already excepted by
special decree.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-24

The new internal revenue stamp will have
border around the vignette on which are to
be printed at the top figures representing
three or four years as "63, GA and Co." and on
the sides and bottom the names of the months
and figures for the days from one to thirty.
The method of cancellation will be to cut with
a knife before affixing stamp, the whole bor-
der except the letters and figures represent
ing the date at which the instrument is issued,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-24
The BOmbardment of uPuebIa by the
French-The French Sue cessful.

cAChcA-1he Efench SucCeSSIuIs
Correspondence ofthe New York Times)
HAVANA, April 18.-The report that Gen.
Comontort had suffered defeat at the hands
OF the French, is repeated. The French war
steamer Berthelot, which arrived here from
Vera Cruz on the 18th inst, brings the news
that Gen. Comonfort was marching toward
Puebla to assist Gen. Ortega, when he was
defeated by the French Gen. Berthier. Gen.
Ortega Is said to have sent a flag of truce to
Gen; Forey, offering to capitulate on certain
conditions. The French commander-in-chiet
refused to consent to any capitulation, de-
handing an unconditional surrender.
The corporation of Puebla-so runs the ac-
count-sent deputation to Gen. Forey to ask
of him not to destroy the city, and another Of
ladies presented him with the same object. Il
is said that the French general promised moi
to fire single cannon against the place, as h.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-24
A. P. WARE 6 co.

1890
1874, 1853 and 170 Main St. Worcester,
BEGs LEAVE To NOTIFY THEIR
CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC GEN
EHALLY. THAT THEY HAVE NOW
IN STORE, AND IN PROCESS OF MAN
UFACTUHE, "A STOCK OF GREAT Elk
TENT AND yARIETY. EMBRACING
a MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
OF
SEASONAL 6 Garments,
ADAPFEn TO THE VARIOUS WANTS
OF ALI GLASSES OF CUSTOMERS.
MUCH oAwE HAS BEEN TAKEN TO
PRODUCE q az sGENTS UNSORIAGPED
IN PROPORTIONS, fAsTEFUL IN
STYLE. AND or PROPER w0RK-
MANsESIP; AND WE RESPECTFULLY
INVITE THE EXAMINAT1ON OF ALL
ING. PURCHASERS OF
Spring Overcoats
CAN HARDLY FAIL OF a sATISFAC O.
TORY SELECTION FROM OUR AS
sORTMENT.
WE ALSO INVITE ATTENTION no
QUE LARGE STOCK. AND ExTEN-
sRVE VARIETY OF
Cloths, CaSsi1neres and Vestings,
ADAPTED TO ALL DEsGRIPTIONs
OF GARMENTS, FOR ALL CONDI-
TIONS AND AGES OF MASCULINE
HUMANITY, WHICH WILL BE SOLD
tsY THE PIECE OR YARD, AT THE
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES, OR
MADE UP INTO GARMENTS TO o a.
DGEs, FOm EETtsER MEN OK ROYs,
IN THE BEST STYLE AND MANNER,
AND SATISFACTION I'm ALL GASES
WARRANTED.
WE ALSO ENVITE THE PARTICU-
LAR ATTENTION OF THE PUmLIC
To OUR EXTENSIVE DEPARTM ENT
OF
Boys Clothing,
WHICH WILL BE FOUND AS AT.
TIsA CTIVE ANDAs WELL
AS EVER. MUCH oARE WILL BE
C0NsCANTE4Y EXERCIsED TO REM
DER This IsHPORTANT BRANCH OF
OUR sUsIN EsS IN ALL RESPECTS
ID EsEgvING OF TEIG PATRONAGE
OF ALI PURCHASERS or BOYs'
CLOT HING.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-24
9pe 9uuses,
NEW ENGLAND FANCY DYE
An WORKS

WOrcester Agency, at
Mrs. r. @. DUNLAP'S No l20 Main street.
Without egotlsm permit us to say that all who favor
us with their patronage may expect 10 have their work
dGDe equal in respect to the Staten Island
Works since long connection with this business has
enabled to become acquainted with this celebrated
them.
Bv our new arrangement all work brought In before
Wednesday evening will be ready for delivery Mon
day following and all brought in before saturday night
will be finished next Thursday. ANY articles in silk,
cotton and wooden goods color and cleanse.
Grape Shaws In all coorscrimson, solteIino scarlet,
purple and drabwe finish in unsurpassed beauty. Just
like new.
Our colors in silk cannot be beat Ribbons can dye
so that customers need not buy Lace curtains
we keep square by frames
We cleanse carpets cheap and very handsome.
Kid gloves colored black and c'cAnsrd vfrv fine.
Wn, ERDIMAN,
mch9 diff Proprietor of the N. L. f. H. w.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-24
INTERNAL REVENUE ASSESS
a. MENT NOTICE.
Eighth Collection District of Massachusetts

pubuc o,4or,to,, Il boroh, at,5 30 +ho ,s., oo., -
nm Act Of The Conress or H. inite5 Ststes rcngato
re- of fhe InternoI Peysn,,e + ,,ys as eeIiasss ~
he rs MONDAY Of NV az nS yer d1e ~
and cause the several Assistant Assessors TO proceed
through every part of their respective Districts and
qure after ana concerning all being witll the
assessment districts where they respectively reside and
liable TO license duty under the provisions of this act
OF the act to which tsfs IN ADDITION and assess such
persons in said acts is required And all licenses
May next succeeding And all licenses granted after
the hrst DAY of MAY In any shall expire the first
day of May following and shall he issued upon the pay
ment Of ratable proportion of the whole amount Of
dntY imposed for such license; and each license
granted shall dated on the Arst day OF the monthiu
which 1t Is issued Provided, That any person, firm
on that the first day of MAY next shall hold
uneXprel license, shall be assessed ratabe propor
ton for the time between the expiration of the license
and the first day Of Nav, 1854"
The Internal revenue Law requires Sect 81 that all
persons shall, before the HFst M0RdQD OF Mqv In
each year make list the Assistant Assessor
eff the Division whore located OF the amount of annial
income, aud the articles objects named in schedule
consisting of carriages Yachts billiard tables ilate
OF silver and plate OF Gold 10 onces OF silver belong
ing to one person and plate belonging to religious soc
cites exonipt)
The law also requires Sect 90) that every person q
annual Mains pro III or income exceeding s60 derive
from any Kind oil property rents interest diyidends
salaries, or from any profession trade empoVment or
vocation or from any other source whatever shall be
annually taxed From said annual gains prots hr in
come there all be deducted ali other National state
officers or persons in The service Of tile United States
above v and ali iucome derived from interest or div
idends on stock canita denosta bonds or other evi-
dence Of Indebtedness which shall have been directly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-24
TnnMs OF ADvrnTJsTvo.

IN THE DAILY SPY :-ons square" (three fourths Of
an ineh) first Insertion, eli each subsequent insertion
~ eents one week, 81; two weeks, o. Is; month
st' three months, s7 year $40 For half square
inc pree VIII be three ourhs the price square.
inside Advertisements and Special Notices. extra price
Wh,EKaY First insertion 81 per square, each sub
e1 ~ tIAnslent Advertisements must be paid In adj
make quarterly payments, W ~ AtNSN'N
rfians ~ ggeHso4s Adverttsemenis No report resc
Iutus or proceedings Of cOrpOration sorjetv ~
association, and no communication designed ~ es ~
tention 70 any matter Of limited or in6iydn
can Dc inserted, unless paid for AdyertsSent
Tho Publishers will not hold Themselves rcsnnnst
cie or any errors that may occur, beyond the amount
charged for the Advertisement. Wv 'uAs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-24
EXTRACT from General statutes, Chan. ss1

Extract from General Statutes, Chan ggl
sect o. Every owner or keeper of dog shall ean,t-
an on or before the Mtrem day Of Aprff cause IL 10
be registered numbered described and licensed for one
year from the FIRST day of the ensuing May In The oce
OF the clerk in the city town wherein he reses and
shall cause It to around its neck collar dst.uctly
marked with Its oieRer's and registered number
and shall pay for such license one dollar for male and
Jige dollars for a female d00.
sect Sc, Whoever kaepsa dog contrary to the pro-
visions of this chapter shall forfeit dollars 10 be re-
covered by complaint to the Of the place wherein
the dog is kept. DIV sD22
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-24
AOttfes.

ClTY OF WORCESTER, April 90,
- 1879 Owners Of DOGS in this city are reminded
mat saa Dogs must be numbered and registered at the
once OF the undersigned before he expiration n Ms
present month Dogs which were registered In said of-
nee IN 1857, can retain the numbers this wear
their owners make early application therefor
SAMUEL SM TIL, City Clerk,
ONCE, City Hall Building
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