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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-23
The Siege of Washington.
The Rebels IN Full Retreat-AH their Bat
terieS on the RiUer abandoned Mysterious
Movements Of Rebel Troops, &c.

The Rebels IN Full Retreat-AU their Bat
teries on the RiUer Abandoned- Mysterious
Movements Of Rebel Troops, &c.
From the New York Herald.
NEwBERN, N. c., April lS.-Yesterday
morning the gunboat Whitehead, Captain
French commanding, arrived at this place
with dispatches from Washington, N. c., say
ing the enemy had "raised the siege" at that
place and were in full retreat. Even the guns
on the ''water batteries" had been removed,
and free communication was had with our
forces at the above place. To us there seems
to be considerable mystery to this new freak
of the enemy, and it calls forth many specua-
tons, the most important of which is that this
siege at Washington has been a mere feint,
while the real intent was to procure supplies
from the counties adjoining, as in Hyde par
ticularly, large quantities of supplies have
been reported, having but on one or two occa-
slons been visited by either army. This is the
construction placed upon the recent move
ments OF the rebel forces by secession svm-
pathizers in this place. Others are inclined
to think they have been defeated at some
point, or that some movement of "Hookers
army has caused this sudden change of pro-
granine' ihls' however, is all speculation,
and the real truth yet remains to he devel
oped.
Thus ends the siege of Washington. which
existed eighteen days; and, for whatever mr.
pose the rebels came, it has shown a couraoe
and indomitable will in our soldiers which
finds no superior as yet. A mere handful
compared with the force at the enemv's dis,
posal, holds at bay force its superior in num-
bers six to one, at the least calculation. No
doubt the presence of general Foster was
tower of strength to the men, and he, in re.
turn, compliments the forces there for the
GOODNESS evinced by them during the siege, es-
pecially the Twenty-seventh Massachusetts,
which was at the time of the " Burnside ex-
petition part of his brigade, and has shar-
ed in all the struggles in this department. On
ly twenty companies oftroops were there dur
ing this siege, and during the whole time lay
upon their arms at the Notifications, waiting
the enemy's attack, as though but a common
place affair. But to single out where every
man did his duty is rather injustice
The casualties during this siege amount to
only two killed and twenty wounded, amongst
the latter of whom are Capt. Richardson of
the 44th Massachusetts and Capt Lyon of the
LIST North Carolina Union volunteers. Large
numbers of the rebels are continually desert.
ing, and some nine prisoners have been
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-23


Apropos of Trailing We haVetpub.
lished several bits ofbpoetrybsbtbe subject
but nothing more charming than the Little
poem below, which appeared inylhe Press "a
year ago over the signatureIt lAsL,Rldg nj
UNDER THE EIsNVEssiIaL sHy
Oft have walked these woodland paths,
Without the blest torcknewipg ifr,
That underneath the withered leaves q ''''5
The fairest buds were growihgsuiifoo IN
To-day the south-wind sweeps away 'I"A
The types of Autumn's splendof, jt''il IsA
And shows the sweet Arbutus flowers ~ dei
Springs children, pure and tender. ,f,cg.,
Oprophet souls with lips of bloom, moo
Outyieing in their beauty ta,aL
The pearly tints of ocean shells, r,
fe teach me Faith and Duty aL-]V
Walk life's dark ways We seem to say,
With Loves divine foreknowing, III
That where man sees but withered leaves,
God sees the sweet flowers growing.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-23

brought in by soine;of our scouts within the
past twenty-four hours, who report consider,
ahlo disaHectinn amongthe.itr and file" of
the enemy: Our FORCES rare now trying to-
ascertain theirMhereabouts since their retreat
from Washington ''''',g4 lsi
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-23

EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE y "A
iAo FaSGSD N Abing Of zoo EyesU Fsr pprtiqu-
lars ipalice Of ~, N. WILLARn at A. Tolnan J. Co.'S
'Catfihge Shob!Houd 70 81" aISdM iHfuls uiEI gfIlt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-23

" sIIOiR SAT Ella oaiesrabag ftsRieIde,
leR spleasahtlE std6tsa Sshd eprneE OF darI and
fe6nfry ayPsd BIS SsSqpss "a n
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-23
,0aIud IMIa9MoAG ,gg@ gIiaAsdt


CITY OF, WoRCESTER;a April %,
1879 Owners of DOGS inthfs city IRE rciniiidsd
dtsaid Dogs must be nnn;heredgtd registered
office Of the undersigned before he expiration o The
present month Dogs which were registered ~ said o.
ce IN lP62t gan RETAIN the same plumbers this Jearf
tlieir owners make carry Hpbi cdtfon 1heref6ri
I g l"''S ~ SAMDEL SM TIN CltSt Clerk,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-23

M fTUu VNletAI St4tutes. Jhnp. SSl,V
= Sect So Every owner or Keeper Of nddg shali esr
an on or bef5re the tRtieth day Of Apff cause II To-
beretistered numbefed, described anil eenseh ferohe
year from the ffstday OF the ensuing MaE the oe
hqltcause 1t to wear around It's heck eorAF stihtty
marlsedwit itsiotrntr Ssns aRdrsgist ered isUnb4r
nlnisail pawfor suehlicese one d0kasJOr male and
.fpg dottq{S. FOR a female dog. ~. 80 80 :
Sect. So Whoever kpeps dog cofr 8rvet0 ,the huo-
Visions 6f tseBater 80 an iotfet tcnollhrs 20 he IeA
covered by oHDiant 80 The use plseR3 wlordn
The deg Is kept,...T ..,--, DIV :. ana
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-23
WE STERN IlRNILRlOsAgI
Eighth COLLECTION District of MasssCAusett

E12nVn COttectlon U1Sbf1cE' OF MasSaOAue0tts
byiToIdJn III ,T9no hr17-r71 bus p,lsw y7sy
IL Rst cSs sfaS & ta Se ssstSn Il
r4sst T. Ana i s'Ra araif
Assessols shall cldRy MaSg lSSb sqp b
and cause the several Assistant Assessors
through every part Of mir respective Districts, and h
qhlreAteF and eoneerntng al -pePs9nSl se9@:With th
liable tSiicsnsc ga hbdsr liz $40 sti5s II 3
81 Che a6i To With this fsil i'd lsillC stsssut
persons rs lin satt ATS Is 81 cepsgss
s ssS SsI sns SS9gnga %Rt s as
ire tsiddy afAiawRiany Sear5shGl SSitep6t :r8ts
day of May folio wipE md all pdy
SfH III so seaSasf IF s sSR EAR4 1gs
granted shall beda.e on the hrst ddyeodthe uYolRh
e "a i a. fF iSf B9Syr
and the hystdaytT MaYslSBE '1jGi1al sdj u 70i1 |
ugal liIfeqsis ,TAY ASP EAxtsNpEE s9p Fnr4K Az,
PEI sSas sfH dsf r5t6,4iIs absiq5a iy,gp alJia
each year make list taIhe Assistant Assess
5s6 aS d III S sees OF 6S sa a3a4 aaei$a
iA Dqsssng af'cafiigess 1Ic ttsa bbr btatnspplAte
E 5tteJ a Il f Ssle Bei85ghg
4 ewes. eNelnIu 70 4a.q D9h Az din adi19Ya !,
annual gsia atSS SesR4{eSSE $so SsiRI
from al'so hph etlprspyi 5relB tsrFt; 1JHltfniis
salaIie s.orrQn any uade empl ymeft OF
vocation or from any OTHER source whatever shalb}
cbne there all be deddcteua other Natioual, state
ard local utFfslsEtaN assessed end all saiarles
a6ov9 bUs ia dSoae derived frbAs ult9SE or DIV
b eeHds lg stock, Gsptal eg9sif h9nd% GF tIf5 dyI
assessed and jbhid, ia iaIs6tifj rSr
fbaeEn Ypatqr the dwelling hQpie pr qsiaeqn whlcl
siHeo6e gains, greats, lei ,3dvbs sgbDaSna tx
seaad 81 iq5 the at Ri te 3asr gepyf ptBe
n Tic sas &c lss i SeisedtrGm Interest oodiSo1es
bonds. g 9ther ssqp Itlss 81 Ne ti.tie 9l b
upon income for the year ending The 3lst dasl0 ID
e9nees as0s aBaAS SaAes lA4esds aoa GorpqrA
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-23
''' ''' y Real Estatie5.' . Z T@a

TEQR S; The first House North Of
Adi3aisu ,ontSshast side Of Liberty siEsste IEquire.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-23

|"oTN0 R7ASqfqdE IAIu VQtuA no Il sd2.aqvIf ol
AAdaBoIit 40 JaeSss dwrIips Aaase barn aud aot
l. bulldogs in good repair situated four miles from Wbr
4 ceyttr tesr N Hire IN kgrS df ~ fohd
p p ssq' AHF i B GRA Is A.
b uiDha21 ,9dtthl 19iiAt Ann ;rs2lS Mplg street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-23

IEfaR tfS "A Icdss tiao
a" sps es"aa III R5sa'oSY xyreg Once
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-23
DEOPLES MUTUAL FIRE INSUR.

EUEOI IVA u OhA CIAe1A 1NOOAb-
4 ANCE COMPANY, Worcester, Massachusetts,
With Cash Capital of over S267, 900,
Insure Buildings Merchandise and Personal Property
generally favorable terms any sound and well
Conducted Stock Mutual Company. The first class
Of DWELLING House and their attachments Farm Build.
ings and their contents insured for five years
Buildings in progress of erection, repair, in
cured time DESIRED reasonable Losses
equitably adjusted and promptly paid.
Applications for insurance may be made at the Com
pany Office or to any of its Agents.
AUGUSTUS N, CURRIER, Secretary.
HENRY CHAPLIN, President
SAMUEL H. COTTON, Ire
DIREcToRs:-Henr Chaplin, JCs phi Pratt boratio N
Tower Joseph Boyden, Jonathan Warren, Jonathan Lu
Their Henry GouIding, Edward Earle f. L. Brigham
Timothy S. Stone, John @. Mason, Samuel II. Cotton
Dwight Foster, Chas w Freeland Ichabod Washburn
ia25 d&weowly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-23

'stkSt0R SAAhs-esdh6 Moas@aSituatedlNo Z
L !? ebafsy street. fofgeEIsPcgpgtcdby Wp .F,WpSd.
IL wen arraneed for TWO dnitR, WIN hard AMI sbt
water dlvafioiysafn saJanSJsR eoed'ppPalItAity
'qSa5H itdtf'fSs hs,htipiiiSi lJK1FSiIV nIRRCE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-23

I I2ti NIL e tBSniSA BB,=iAlThrn snbseribe
FS spaass 10 q pS sih sC5d Fia 3a Il
Bes o' ni eit niT so On
Tef6s OF Rydith elhdle e!lsyhi ,1Nbtd EINtihfAN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-23

MUSICIANS ,OMNIBUS-7O0 pieces
III 1alD or GhsT N1setS fShadrale 100 CBntra and
x s5taS sE l5sb s|T, 100
8sSs sR sf S VI lS9 ia9I8
'91ghHo 2 ftn1oooSl Je-sgSiE Jf4NN41A rsSaTr...
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-23
SlrSuranrR.


This very successful company, conducted upon the
principle with rigid economy, having accumulated
large cash capital the Directors have been enabled to
the rates of premium by dispensing entirely with
deposit notes. the premium being the extent OF liability
making IL of the most favorabl and reliable
panies in which to effect Insurance.
$1,000 only taken on one risk. Policies issued on
good lives in California and Foreign Countries at reduced
rates of premium. For further Information apply the
office of the Company, No. IS Main street, Worcester.
la29 dit
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-23

Assessor OF the 5th Mass. District.
Worcester. Anrll ID. 1863. dGMtmY1

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSAl
- CHUSETTs.-Wo S. Probate Court. tn
all persons interested in the estate Of SUMNER A
WHITNEY. late of Worcester in said county decedsed
testate; \
You are hereby cited to appear at Probate Court
to be holden at Worcester on she first TUESDAY f 81
next at nine O'Clock in the forenoon, to show caSe VIII
the first account rendered by Henry Clarke ard sal
O. Whitney, the executors, of their aaministls1Oh
said estate, and file In this ofes. sh9g d,pdt II
owed. And the court orders pEblG 40nef iletebl y
be given by publishing this citai6H bhce3a Week. ~
three successive weeks, in the APwalpeE ca lei tb1
Worcester Daily Spy printed at Winchester the list pub
LEGATION to be one day at least before said tftn Se
Witness, HENRY CHAPIN, Esqptre,I Juda9 Of s9,{
Court this eighth day Of APRIL IN t1e year ole thqu$a
eight hundred and -three3Hlftul .GW ni61f |
apps d3srh CIIAS, {STHYEHS, Ass1Rfg
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-23
n Office is HEREBY Et3IIElREti.&SIss thaI

N OTICE IS HEREBY GIXEN,9. that
~ Levi Hammond, Esq of Charlton, y y fesdned
the Office of Assistant Assessor of internal reV<ld in
the tenth assessment division Of this collection dttet
The territory OF said 10th division has been unfte Min
Dxfo d. Charlton, and Auburn, and S. VIM. Smith, Esq,
OF uXlotd, is the Assistant Asses u
samuel NJ Grlggs, Esq, of Westboro, has also re-
signed the office of Assistant Assessor Of Tie l7th
sessnent division of said district consisting the
towns Of Wesboro and Southboro, aud Daniel F. New
ton. Esq, of wes0orO, has betn appointed to fill the
vacancy, and has accepted the trust.
IYERS PHILLIPS,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-23

% o1iIi pm BS IpWyS TIA fJNE S.
13se.i <ssgSSj gdi 10 liz bna ,snoijaI iTods
oSiOS a&a FJHgRo 5E9rte NarRlfSsafffiIHflE asir
bA dh9fk 2EEaSJT ~ 4As GS on HOBsF, MAIN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-23

+ 21sa4fi ,lIaOs1 y SAL BIZ From 8 ito kts
logYcres b6ahs best 4abst iigtlIe CiF,ql
,sedT - Worcester, situated rree IOUrths Of 6N<A
A'aieoM MdnI stlcail Mn i5as atSsi6I3ls
tea n Pratt BIge Gql sd the Garden Of bdeIl ubder
Il nigh stat d dton soIfng 10 fhd s0dthfa
~ nene are EEoNss ~ Trees rde
-four lt Apple Trees Of the choicest kinH about
ht ~ &Jrcsf aNiBSfnel,ioWfhef cst kindssG lhrRc
AeSssiS64 t6rhl 1fwatef I'VE @hSit laid has been,
used to- garden purposes. Anu Hrsstpt der. hakng
other business Ia atten TO. viii sell the above it Abab
8& jS 5H9 Ba R E 9 & sSSs i2ghS All ~ IS s.
IVY sf.sstGf F9b 81 JsSso HAAS b1oy gsno
''1 5s5sT BW1tLIEfSGa HOUSES 2Ff;ff.'
Il L4essssK diig FOR SA4E;ggici1 II sS4tsas
i'iAdI N6est ENTHUSIASTICALLY 1sapDT Il
"a ssdOf$E9lKSSRSy 4tgs 5sorr.E srxds4lnA az
dye rs f5a35s " SssS Fses'm ,s7or ~
liz otHt1Hdlb2pkdy 90 ltaprad trcet1,IeBy n 20
aficeasisdJ 'T@ali aiSadj Nssp9sy aEnste tN aruy
nsbHibAA itf 5g1JH} or Or Arh1b I'd ftEi VI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-23

TfRRte Gkpetid62e Sha Ti9pdpRio1 5koW2at more
'aasAtthft yssnsh 1diioin agnds tIrs hth s,lnonla
n'gqsr aaely, 5eaa3tqf Efs4 Riap9F95tff Of al
1itea q0sliF aSl s4a2ABs sJP dehLaaes.
VI ON slmOss oaEeoan eEehsHseS6f Iey,n9u ani
ned nd ron
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-23

~. FARAIp RQkSALE In HOLD
KiiiI CEN.IjRsEfT-For sale low, a Farm containI
Terms easy. 'F1tBhtee dlGqs enquire Of
u Ai5aiSSgah ,, I'd aiMsao' n3l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-23

NOTICE. = The g91ersignedfya hi aFiInss
taken out License a9asE ei TT s m ssEsGa
Commerce. Broker under SalAactng sgg2 S55il tauo.
From his Long exPRe,,sASs M thss
having HOUSES LaudtOrsRto g. e4sqss ,n ~ n''
care. -. SAMhttS - MS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-23

+ "eSs'N Ola 65id aIll s4tepfAk eiaDSssBalreT ohi
T. ST. would respectfully remind the PUBLIC that
employ no one in selling my dase9 5t,Sp ebt s6leH
Fj oins4s4a S4ola1nq9rl g2fStENg8 sJl qetician
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-23
] @no le.Ig 9 n9gG esd
,Fnrmrtmre, dc.


Both and sqeond Eprnltreof every variety
Feather Beds and Bedding Aso large lot Of Pariori
audCooking stoves Call before sou buy "a WVIl n
IS s4jGis eU9iil9d9I Oh tES b. AHS0N a Cos9ft n
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-23

NOTICE is hereby given that there "
~ be meeting OF the Very Reverend flasher NJ
thew's Mutual Benevolent Total Abstinence 7Soli
held IN Fenwick Hail. in Worcester, on the 5Stf Oh,
April, 1865 at O'Clock N, for the purpose N origin
ing corporation. choosing all necessaEYyptqcerf
tablishing a constitution and by laws, aM any 81
businessu under and by virtue of61Aiq d
corporation eatitled IAN act to incor99Fs5s,6he N
Reverend Father Matthews Mutual Ben6YOienY 10
Abstinence SocletY.n passed March Il. VE53 30 Oh
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aI3di ion 10 3gs9F l'S63S Iosssji a.,
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ndos OF 2nitGsIi1I bGB ..tgui TtT7I 9di no allow
M0sicidns are iHritedfo fqk and ergmine Che imp
. TAM gtt0dAl9 tEzniBe dnb hs9n0rt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-23

BeIIol nf tr4 Jbqrallyi
bestowed on the late firm Of faber a. Chpllar,. =,
9ffe tereaseT faeiti9s have ii atF hs 20 keep
selested stock eyer before
offered. :, JOHN ~. Cu0tEAR,' 3
q indhfID LAR nj )S16dessof to IaieT6 Choiaat ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-23
FURNITURE CARPETS CKOGKl

The apde{sIgned, having removed 70 No. LINCOLN
HpBsE BEouK NO. 1913 Nkh sttdef s(fornerly occupied
aSaIctel. Moadi respectfully kal tQfhis friends and
the trade that he has leased the large and spacious
Rooms, With the entrance frmerlg used for the Hotel,
where viii be fOofda large and wen selected stock Of
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-24
Reply of President LiacoA, to The Missouri
Decoration.

Sr. LOUIS, Oct. p.
President Lincon's reply to the Missouri
delegation, his letter of instructions to General
Schotield, together with an address by Mr.
Drake in 9nswer to the Presidents reply, ap-
pear In the Democrat of this morning. The
main points of the Presidents reply are as fol-
lows:
He fails TO see that the condition of Missouri
and the wrongs and sufierings of the Union
men are attributable to weakness and imbecil-
gives vivid picture, referring to the condition
of the State under Gems. Fremont Hunter,
lalleck aud Curtis TO sustain his position.
He does not believe that the massacre at
Lawrence proves imbecility on the part Of
Gen. Schoteld, as similar acts could have been
committed by Col. Grerson or John Morgan,
had they chosen to commit them. He APP
proves Gen. Schofled's action TO prevent a
counter raid into Missouri by citizens of Kan
sas as the only safe way to avoid an indiscrim-
mate massacre.
He says the charge that Gen. Schofield has
purposely withheld protection from loyal peo-
pie and facilitated the objects of the disoya,
are altogether beyond the power of his belief
Gen. Schoiield.
Regarding the enrolment oil the militia. he
says he shall ascertain better than he now
knows what is its exact value. In the mean
time he declines to abandon it, and expresses
gratitude to Gen. Schoield for ordering it in
June last, thereby enabling him to strengthen
Grant at the time achievements were inn
peratvely needed
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-24
BY TELEGRAPH
T0ruE
Portland Daily Press.
TWO DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Btna off Cape Race.
CAPE RACE, Oct. 2:

CAPE RACE, Oct. %.
Steamship Etna, from Liverpool 18th via
Queenstown 18th, arrived OIL this point this
morning.
The Etna has CO cabin and 395 steerage
passengers.
Steamship City of Washington, from New
York, arrived at Liverpool the 18th.
On the 18th passed steamship Glasgow on
the 10Th steamship City OF Manchester, and
on the 10th steamship Europa.
guard of marines has been placed on the
rams seized on the Mersey. Nothing is yet
certain, only that the vessels are suspected of
destination similar to that OF the Alabama,
but they will not be allowed to slip off as that
vessel did
The Paris correspondent of the Morning
Post learns that the French Government has
no intention Of recognizing the Coniederates,
as some Journals have recently asserted.
The Liverpool Emancipation Society has
memorialized Earl Russell in favor of the
detention OF the suspected vessels, and ap-
pauded the Government action towards the
rams in the Mersey.
The first Cabinet Council of the season was
held in London on the 18th.
The Queen made her re-entree into public
life at the Inauguration of Prince Albert's
statue at Aberdeen.
The shareholders of the Great Eastern have
passed resolutions in favor of raising the requi-
site funds and employing her in the India and
Australian trade.
The Bank of France continues to be drained
of its gold.
The Polish question is unchanged.
The Spanish elections have resulted favora-
bly, TO the Government.
The Spanish Minister of Finance has re-
signed, but not for political reasons.
1t is said that Sweden declines to sign the
treaty of alliance with Denmark
Latest via Queenstown
London, oct. I3M.-The Brcstau Gazette
Of to-day announces that an imperial decree
incorporates the government OF the Angostu-
ia districts and the Tuscan provinces rs a part
of the Russian empire, and that Maurioff has
already assumed the governorship.
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-24
limited States Internal Revenue
COLIECTOR'S NOTICE.

NATHANIEL j. MILLER, Collector for the
First Collection District in the state OF Maine,
hceIyr five notice to AL persons concerned, that
have y.eeired for collection the Second Annual Col.
lection List i~ade and committed to me by the AS
sessor thereof ~ accordance with the Act of Con-
gress entitled. "An Aerto prosu y. Internal hevenee
~ no rpp;c d ab 'nnro ed July n isGa, and the
amendments thereto apprC yea Maien ., 1858; tnAt
the several duties taxes. ton leome, carriages and
plate, and licenses. assessed. anefated and con-
tanned In said Second Annual Coi.Suoh List, nave
become due aud able; that will u person or oy
deputy attend TO collecting and receivI the aios-
said duties, taxes aud licenses assessed auN
within the County of Cumberland In said 11striet.
at my office No. p Exchange street. Portland. ugW
the second day OF November. lseS. to the l2th day
of November 1858. both inclusive: that j viii in
like manner attend TO collecting and receiving du-
ties, taxes and licenses aforesaid. assessed aud
pa. able within the County OF York in said District
At the following designated times aud places 10 wat;
At the Bddeford House in Biddeford on Monday.
November 10th;
At the Newichawonoek House in South Berwick.
on Tuesday, November 18th:
At the Berry Hotel in Alfred, on Wednesday ..No-
yember 18th;
Al Felch's Hotel in Limerick. on Thursday. No.
And further give notice that "all persons who
shall neglect TO pay the duties, taxes and licenses
sessed upon them aforesaid, TO said Collector
his DEPUTY within the times above specified, will be
liable under the provisions of Section ~ of the Act
of Congress aforesaid to pay ten per centum add.
tiouai upon the amount thereof"
IL is hoped that all persons having such taxes du-
ties or licenses to pay will attend their payment
within the time prescribed, as am instructed 10
en- force the law in all cases of delinquency
Persons in the County of York DESTROYS OF so do
ing can pay their taxes nj my office, No. % Ex-
change street. Portland. prior 10 November 10th,
ISIS, at which time the lists will be removed 10
the County Of York.
NATHL ). MILLER, $500
Collector of the First Collection District
Portland ostober 10, 1858, sw
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-24
A Poser.

INXTRACTS from ga long riaded nar1,'' of Srw
II kIL c. SrRouT HOWARD 4 STEouTl to SMIrH
4 sTRArToN. New York, the same bearing date
April 18th. 1862:
Our County Records show the whole matter. and
about these there can be no question. | propose
therefore, that you send your claim to some, Attor
ney here. As Counsel for the Administrators have
no desire TO conceal any matter connected with the
administration. IL you adopt this course il would
be convenient perhaps. TO notify your attorney 10
call upon me, and will Immediately put him in com
munication with the Probate Records and with The
Administrative
II it is requisite to employ some ArrorSry
HERE "To CALL UPoN" Strout 50 that he fStrouti ,
can 'famedidfeiH put him tthis some A1yronSry
HKRE') sin communication rith the y',ph1t. Pc.
0rds. aud ,efh the .idRiStrdtrir" in order 10 90,
The DIVIDEND Ton SOL 5il-"sl0 S0'' ont of sIron,
HOW MUCH OVER 20 PER CENT OF THAT pIyIDrNn
S2l6 WILL BE LIKELY TO REALIZE.
ID. r. CHASE,
Assignee of Smith & Stra,top
N. b. THE PROBATE RECORDS" speak in biacE
aud Thite. tSee report 81 Committee ~ NiNr1 The
ADMINISTRATIVE has already spoken follows:
This may certify that SEwELL C. STRoUr How
ARD SrRoUTl was retained as Counsel TO adiust
the affairs pertaining TO my late husbands estate as
might best tend for my interest and that of the heirs
at law. He WAS NOT EMPLOYED TO puy rip Tur
CLAIMS Against THE ESTATE FOR 90 PER CENT ron
HIS OWN HENKFIr. Had there been no assets no
would have expected pay, and been paid for ali the
services which he rendered
CATHERINE B. ROUNDS
Iortiahu, July H. 1903 oc2O Tu'rhS Stf