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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-15

Wh!ch from firm must be signed by all the members;
!, --, Ct -, IN the state of -, hereby agree
p.urnish and deliver in the respective navy all
the aitclei named in the classes hereto annexed
srceaby to the provisions Of the schedules therefor,
ana In cuniu WITH the advertisement of the Bureau
of Equipment and Recruiting. dated June g. l663 should
my ode be c.eptedl request TO be addressed and
the contract sent to the Navy Agentat --, or to -,
Tor signature ana certificate
Signature. A. r.
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snd --- OF -, in he state OF - hereby guar
anee hat in the lOc. going bid OF - for any of
t.clBsseS therein named be accepted, they VIII
post Office famed Navy Ngth5 Tie contract at
the the same with good and sufficient
ties anu in the said - shall fail TO enter into
contract as aforesaid, guarantee make good the
dufere between The offer u the said ---- and
that which may be accepted.
n.
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Signature, a. b.


The schedule which the bidder encoses must be- pasted
to his offer and each OF them silncd by him. Opposite
each article IN the schedule the prise must he the
amount carried out he aggregate footed up for each
class, and the amount likewise written in words If
parties who bid do reside the place where
articles to b. delivered, hey name in their
offer person to whom orders on them be deIv
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BUSH CO., Druggists,
c3 d&wtf "a Front street, Worcester
, FOR SALE.--From s to ~,


The LOT on Lincoln street. opposite the mansions
OIL l.. Muen aud W e. Thompson Esqrs, suitable for
the erection of MIchtae Shops, Boot MmHfactorg or a
block Of Houses, viii be sold low The Lot fronts on
lincoln street liz feet and ESQ doep bounded west
BY III Brook, and is the line of the Rairosd.
Three Lots Front street. suitable Stores adion-
me the new store Of George essiOns the corner Of
Front and rumbul sreets also the lot next south ON
rrumbull street, now occupied as a wood yard.
FRANCIS IL DEWEY,
mch2S DIFF 2ls Main street
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCEFOR

IN itl SALE.-1he valuable estate now occupied by
sa=s the subscriber, being No II Chestnut street. Is
now offered for sale The location the best in
the citT; the Dwelling House large and well built The
lot fronts Chestnut 30 and s 1850 feet deep
unusual opportunity is presented for the purchase of
a desirable residence. Apply on the premises, to
jc.O DIT JOHN COREY
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Date,
Witness.
HEREBY certify that the above named -- are known
to Of property and able to make good Their
guarantee. Signature, q. II.
Date
TO be signed by United States district Juu e. Unit
ed states District Attorney tOl!ectOr, Navy gent.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-15

H. . K S A l. ga desirable residence,
4 pleasantly situated the corner of Edward and
Newport streets formerly owned and occupied b5 r. n
iolnes. Inquire OF JAMES K. PIERCE.
apll DIFF
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR

#i.j SALE-A COTTAGE HOUSE, with a good sta
l..sA bic attached, and of The place Is
situated at Sunnesde car the Agricultural Ground
he ace has the best well of water in the city. being
cold md soft. All kinds Of fruit be found on the
place-eYerything nice und abundant. The money can
Tor the most part. remain mortgage. Make appca-
ton to Mrs CONGDUN, Sudbury street, or Of DARI
US PUTNAM, 40 Main street dim iel2
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fttHf Oh . a LA pleasant ana de-
srablc place of residence consisting Of acres Of
.AssAt- Land under high state of cultivation, 1t good
and conveniently arranged House and Barn. a fine rs
sortment Of Dung and thrifty Fruit Ornamental
Ir e> tHseully arranged, situated In south Worcester
on SCuthbrdg and Cambridge streets. For further par
uculaTs apply on the premises,
ID. G.. ALDRlCH,
myI2 dtl ON the DeacOn Oh pin Farm.
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FARM FOR SAFE IN UPTON,

t.i,I MASS.-Tne Farm owned and cupied by
u. The widow Phila awson, Situated In the norther
~ part Cp-on the road from UntOn to MestborO
four miles from Westboro Depot; one fourth of mile
from school. Contains l66 acres of excellent Land
divided into Moving PasnraRe, and fillage with about
80 acres Of good Woodland, aud Cranberry Meadow Of
~ good story HGEse 40 by 20, with 30
bv Is Barn ry new, 90 by So. Corn Barn aud
WOoihoUsc, ~ BY Is. Spring water brought to the
houe and ihc farm cuts nay enough to ill the
barn The alb I'VE farm will be sold at Il bargain. Most
of the purchase money remain mortgage.
For particulars enquire OF the subscribers
NOSE A. RAWSON, UPTON, Mass.
D. RAWSON West BOylston.
linton March 1874 mchb
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- 8 6Edk-elkA
PRICE 8 CENTS.
ReaI Gstate.
FARM FOR SALE OR Elk


IN FARM FOR SALE OR Elk
sis CHANGE for House in Worcester. A conven
szts.Asent house, barn, excellent well Of pure
water, and about 80 of land Also, wood lot Of
about 20 acres. Said Farm is In very healthy and
pleasant location and half miles from oxford De-
pot 1t is good Fruit Farm. For further Information
apply to s. w. FIELD,
il diwF Oxford Mass.
On A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
HiiiI FOR SALE.-The House now owned bv REV.
esk. GRoRGE BUsHNELL situated just east OF the Com
on between the FIRST Bautist and Salem ST. Churches,
is now offered at private sale
Ihis Is of the most desirable residences in the city
being centrally located, ami from Its peculiar sua-
ton Tree from the ils and dust the crowded
pair containing nine and bathing room IL has
gas, hard aud SIT water; also, furnace In the cellar.
art OF the purchase money can remain on mortgage
desired. go
For particulars enquire Of y. II EAAfES,
m+d DIT Corner of Main and Front streets
KIM FARM FOR SALE-A Farm of
Eiii thirty five aeres well divided into Moving Pas
ss-,.hztur,ng, aud ltlage, well watered with voung
orchard of Choice Apple Trees. ut coming into bearng
1oOh House. Barn aud Out Buildings and two wells ~
good water. The above Farm In a qord state nj ctt
yation and will be sold with the fields well planted win
Corn POTATOES, Oats, &c. &c. aud possession given i'm.
mediatelv If desired, e'' N'' l"'
SAID Farm is well situated in good neiqhborbood
best farming towns this county about ourteen miles
rom Worcester, large portion OF the purchase money
can remain on mortgage, II desired
For particulars, enquire of
BUSH co, Druggists
'ej d&Wu "a Front street, Worcester.
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TOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-

4 y II DItlII n II d 7 NJ y N
u REAL ESTATE AND BAKING BUSINESS
The Real Estate at the of SUuthbridge aud Salem
streets consisting of large twOstory Dwelling Home
convenient for or two families, and large lot Of
land. Connected with the above is large Bakery.
mo" doing good euslnessD stable, &c. The Real Is
taf9 with, tbg kQiing .hlisinoes.
i'll health - ''"'h condition.; sell on ncrnnnf Of
For further particulars inquire of the subscriber,
the premises
ny26 diff j. MURDOCH.
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DESTRABLE RESIDENCE FOT

t&,::T - - va - A'l1D'iC ~ " ! - II
hi SALE.rh, subscriber offers for sale his Estate,
ELM A. Elm street. the of est street,
$50 by 1872.
The House in complete repair abundantly supplied
with hard and soft water above and low; cellar floor
laid in cement; furnace gas throughout, bath room,
with hot and cold water &c DC.
The grounds about the house are in good condition.
and contain number OF fruit ami ornamental trees and
shrubs.
ia any one desiring residence in this ncghborhood,
the above affords opportunity. Possession given
Immediately.
m3J DIFF EDWARD L. DAVIS.
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kNOh SALE-A V VALUABLE WAFER
PRIVILEGE AND MILL, situated in the town of
Harvard three fOurtls Of mile the centre,
and one mile from the Depot. the Worcester and
Nashua r. r. the main road from Harvard to Iroton
Junction. The mill IL furnished with large Breast
Wheel OF modern construction, built in the best
and has a failing supply Of the round.
Will be sold low and easy terms, For further inform
alton apply to GEO Il. BURT.
ms d3wF Harvard Mass.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-22

JACKSON, Miss, Aug. IS. The Federal cav
airy from Yazoo city have reached Durot Sta
tion on the Mississippi railroad where they cap
tured a train and cut the telegraph wires. Sc
rious destruction on the rail road northward is
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-22

A FTER extensive practice of upward OF twenty
n Paentsin the United States
also in Great Britan France, and other foreign
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The Agency is not only the largest in New England
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specifications and Official decisions relative to patens
The besides hisextensve library of ega and han
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MEMPHIS, Aug. 81. Advces from Arkansas
say all the rebel forces in that State were con-
centrated at Almeda, five miles below Little
Rock under Kirby Smith.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-22

New YORK, Aug. 81. A letter from Parson
Brownlow. dated Cincinnati, says " We have
the rebels out of Middle and West Tennessee
with the exception of small theying bands, who
are not regularly in their army
Gen. Burnside is now marching on ROCKVILLE
with heavy force, in persoo, and by the time
this letter reaches the readers of your paper he
will have established his headquarters at Knox
vile.
Gen. Rosecrans is now marching upon Chat
tanooga, with large army in fine condition
and in few days he will have taken that key to
all their strongholds, and after having garri-
soned Chattanooga he will march upon Allan
ia, and after that meet Gen. Grants forces at
Montgomery, the capital of that infamous State.
Then farewell to the Southern Confederacy and
all its long talked of greatness.
CHICAGO, Aug. 81. The Republican State
Convention of Minnesota met yesterday, and
nominated Col. Stephen A. Miller for Governor,
and G. D. Sherwood for Lieut. Governor. For
the other State officers the present incumb3nts
are nominated.
A special dispatch from Memphis says that
only the 18th army corps is now stationed at
Vicksburg A species of intermittent fever is
prevalent among the soldiers there, and those
who are takeh sick are promptly removed to the
hospitals here. Very few troops are quartered
in the city of Vicksburg, only enough to do po-
lice duty. The rest are encamped on the nights
back of the city.
Gen Sherman's corps is still encamped near
the Big Black, on Bear and Clear creeks This
corps has had the hardest service OF the cam
paign, yet they enjoy better health than any
other.
The 18th Army Corps under Gen. Ord has
moved to Natchez for sanitary reasons. They
will remain there for the present.
! Admiral Porter's fleet is scattered along The
Mississippi from New Orleans to Cairo. The
intermediate distance between the point where
the gunboats are stationed are patroled by ligh
draft vessels.
There is no special news from below
Advices from Gen. Steele's Arkansas expedi
ton are looked for soon from Helena.
ST, Louis, Aug. 81. Five companies of th,
Third Arkansas (colored) regiment, Col. Guleo
left for Helena last night. The remaining com
panies of the regiment will follow Oh Monday
Gen. Schofeld received dispatches yesterda
stating that our gunboats captUred three or fou
rebel boats crews and all the rebels had in tn
river. Gen. Davidson had or lssed the Whit
river at Clarendon and moved in the direction
of Little Rock His advance was in sight O
! the pickets of the rebel Gen Price s army
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Family Sewing, Braiding, Hemming, Eel
ling, Tucking, Cording.

ling, Tucking, Cording
1t forms fiat, even seam, which will not rip in wear
when cut at frequent intervals and makes the tight
est and most elastic seam, for Full Cloth of any Machine
stitch.
peculiar feature Of this hine which deserves par
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The WILCOX GIBBS Hemmers and Feers are the on
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The feed has tendency draw soft light goods down
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1t is acknowledged by all who this Machine
that it is the
Easiest to Learn to Use and Keep
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OF any Machine ma,
After much wear, and many washings the stitching is
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9Cy- Send for circular.
JAMES WILCOX, Manufacturer,
5O0 Broadway N. Y.
A. A. STIMsoN, agent, Montpelier.
Montpelier, June 18Th, 1868.
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apprehended. The Yankees are carrying two
engines and trains northward from Vadin, and
heavy raid is coming southwark from the
Charleston railroad.
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months
CERTIFICATE.
This is to certify that, about eighteen months ago.
commenced using STERLING's AMBRosIA. My hair was
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Hair Toncs, lnvigorators, sc without receiving any
benefit Soon after using the Ambrosia hair ceased
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Ave feet four inches in lengh-when let down reaching
the floor. This wonderful result attribute solely the
use of STERLIN9s AMBRosIA since commenced using
it have applied nothing else TO my hair.
Mrs. l.. A. BROWN,
No, 493 Broadway, New York.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. q, Gov. Pierpont
here making arrangements for putting the go,
eminent of the State of Virginia into operation
The seat is to be at Alexandria.
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THE sEMI-WEEKLY TINES,

Published on Tuesdays and Fridays, and contamM
eight pages OF reading matter in every number sci
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New YORK, Aug. 81. Eleven hund
eighteen names were drawn in the Doth
day, thus completing the draft in the
trict. The day passed off without the
disagreeable incident.
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-22
WILCOX g. GIBB'J
Family Sewing Machine
Price with Hemmer and Teller $500 TO
10000

THE WILCOX h GIBBS Family Sewing Machine is
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-22

Rev. DR.. Pease, of Rochester, N. Y, will oc-
cupy the desk at Mr. Lords church tomorrow
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American & Foreign Patents.
IL EDDY
SOLICITOR OF P.8TENT,S.

Late A gent of U S Patent Office Washington under
the Act of 1871
rs State street, opposite KiIby ST., Boston.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-31

The acts Of vandalism committed by the
Yankees ia Middle Tennessee, during their
possession Of that region, can be lily APP
precintcd BY those who live at distance.
There is scarcely hamlet, tow sor cross
road which does not bear traces Of petty
malice, whilst the deeper tracks Of outrage
may be seen often enough to shock and dis
gust the sense, in atransit overths country.
Those things are warming voices for tho fu-
turc; and the contemplation Of them very
naturally fills the minds Of the people, with
strange fears and misgiviugs,
The conduct Of our soldiers toward dis
loyal citizens and unionists, is happily diff,
feront. Private property u respected, wo-
men aud children never insultcd Or held in
fear Of violence
A characteristic and pleasing story is
told IN illustration Of the spirit which ami
mates our men, When the oh Texas
Commanded BY Col, WIN II. Young, q
gallant officer and excellent gentleman was
cueamped near McNIiunvillc, some Of the
mombeIs went out cons foragipg expedition,
aud camo to tho house Of an old lady, whose
husband and son had gone away with the
fcdcrals. They asked for min, butter, 40.
There was nothing ofthe sort to be haI.--
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T,osT OR MTsLArD

A BLACK travelling Yallse with the owners name
IA written on u twas taken by mistake or OH,
erwse from the Hotel in Chattanooga on or about
the 9th OF September last when on my way to Ken.
lucky with Col. Wade's regiment Of cavalry Said
valse contains bandages, lint roll Of adhesive
plaster, pins, port caustic. Nc, useful only TO the
sick or wounded; an Anatomical Atlas, by Smith 4
Homer, also large youme OF Surgery illustrated
these volumes have the name OF A. G Grove written
ON the LIST page: also Army Surgery by Chsbome
and volume of Bura's Poems, the latter priced on
account Of being trophy irGa the battle field at
Shsh The finder viii please give me information
about said yalise The contents were very much
needed on many occasions and on none moo so
than at the battle OF Murfreesboru
j. Il. PEARSON Surgeon
Jany 3O-2te sth Confederate Rcgt
Whcalor's Brigade
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[Ergm D. New York FIeenan. -


Is IL not tiue t0ICcogni2e "a; lleaEth ll.5 i,,
potency az the Federal Government 20 do What
Il has no authority to dos Wero ibe Admin
isiaiinn indeed taking Gaze ct its citizens and
not exclusively OF negroes who cannot he II.
citizns. a solution Of The problem wonId N
easy.
Peace PAce PEACEl We cry by M
Holy Name Of Him who. at this Chrismo.
time. was heralde3 hy angels as brinrp@
"peaee to nen and good will"
Oh, stop this horTid hatchery of Americans
by Americana Stop this food of woe anI
desoladon, by which this laud is bccomin~
mast dsSolotel Hare you accomplished any,
thing? Did we not torewarn you So? Il vsg
are so blind as not 10 see, you ougLt to inns,
those whahavo proved they can sec. Sion
this war; Wicked aud foolish men Won opp
in despair at the prospect before you and yel
you dare, as If you we're fully sold 10 the d.
mon, to cry out siilI Stay say more blood
more carnage 7
Call truce! Let us put of the renewal Of
the contest, ifit must be renewed, tillwe know
for ,ckai We are fighting. Let as putt of
til the vile cause ofit the Accountable Ihmr
New England ianaticism IN the manipulation
Of New York rogues, rs been put ont The
way Then then only, we may have, not
a true only. but peace
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-31
oUn aRmY IN MIDDLa rENNnssnE.
fFrom our own couespeadeHtl
IL 5sss5%iFs, NEAR TuLLAHoNA,
Jan'y 29th 1863.
slGKs or ~ inns.

Just as put pencil to paper, an officer with
three stars aud wreath 10 his collar, informs
me, that feet Of transports has arrived at
Nashville, with subsistence Tor my old friend
Rosecrans, WHO has gone down from Murirees.
boro' to look after it. Our own Generals are
in council What they will do an ordinary
individual like myself, is not supposed to
know. IlkGye heard some hints however,
which shall at present keep 10 myself When
conclude TO disclose these secrets, you shall
have them Suffice it in the interim that
things in Middle Tennessee look prosperous
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The old lady added in excuse, that her hus-
band and son werey one, that the corn in
her fields was ungathered, that she had no
one to work for her, that even her wood pile
was giving out without hope Of being re-
stocked, &c. This was perfectly satisfactory
and the soldiers took their departure. -
When they got back to camp they told the
story, and whoop was raised. In few
minutes large party started, rctraced the
steps Of The first, reached the house in ques-
ton, and then set to work, like negro hands.
They pulled the old lady's corn aud harmed
it; they hauled her wood enough for the
winter aud chopped il; they repaired all
her fences, and, in word set her place in
complete order.
How unlike the conduct Of the federals
What would have been their course? Ruin
and desolation We have heard recently
Of conversation between ExsGov Neil S.
Brown, VIM. b. Stokes and VIM. B. Camp
bell. The two latter were speaking of the
little damage done by the Confcderates to
their homes ia Wilson and DeKalb counties
Gov Brown replied, "Just contrast that
with my losses Now the federals have
made complete wreck Of all | have, and
coOlly reply to appeals for indemnity, that
they will pay me, when give sufficient
proof of my loyalty"
1t is SO everywhere. determination is
the only policy Of the enemy. 1t seems to
be a policy also of inclination, for seldom
have we seen or heard Of an instance of
generous magnanimity from them.