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Don BET Nrmes lno hStGf erfreuliM. tlnGere
IGapalerte, unteritubt ron Sniante1ie (S@nrf.
idIben) 1T Dem 6etupe bi6t cuff ben GegIen.
Cine Deps14e BON @rr. Gjreg8 6erlGtet,
.bab Die NebtlIen ltatt nod G6ambsrtburg,
N0 9sBen 0resuca1le 9epenost baben.
-D{e @eee dn6ta 6ol9e bes Farffu &e9ens
f&a uupaGirbar uno bic 9tebellcn lallen etnen
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Der 6stnp fberlttg auf leinsr Siuht ale
feline Geyprutetn i0rem @6ifIale. Seoe5
9au6 uno jepe S@sune uaf etner STRIDE Don
Is Meilen III Elm 9olptteI. Dartn befnben
ltb |prppbl Sertruntete Osner1Ie unb SbetFea,
pIe aud SoIoatea. Die |Gmmutdgn Der
rpunCeten faaen 5wstfel0ORne ole tn unIere
6Gnbe. S8ir BADEN nsuerpiuD8 p!soer 4ber
5000 @tfansene 8suadt Die 8srwunpsteu
oua9enpmmen.
Cine peitere OepeIGe la9t, baB Die 6aupt>
GpIonne Der liebfnben GtebelIen am @gnntaa
Dltttag bur9 @rcentpopb, 10 Mlellen 4tOrb6Rs
LID BON 9a9eretopn pailirteu.
Mn SOnuta9 N6enD par Qon0(5reet'8
0auptquartIer In SaGS Mouatain, 10 MIei=
len BON 0sttySburg. GweI'5 6auptquartier
mar ii, JairIielo, 8 Metten BOA ienera Orte.
Nuf bem Nitdjus mar1Atrtsa Die 3fets(sn In
3 Gol0nnsn, 1te
9. 6tBGu8b See nit 3 9rlgabeu Nettsrei,
5000 Miau1 tart, trprunttr cte /. DiptltCr
BON Shafts GaSallerte, trar bente Nd@mit,
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8in8 nod Wercsraburg ab, pd9rsno btr al.
oere bic StraBe nod 6agsr9tcmn, 100 Sen.
Y;erce NIT ietnem Corps (ts6t, etniGlug.
8eofprD, 6. Suit. Bet Mtercarabur8
faub teute 9eahmittag etn RamPf stpiI1en
ben NsbslIen inter Gibbu9b See unp Sen.
VIerce GurrS itatt. Da0 Seuer bauerte bis
9 nbr Q6enp8. Die unlern Gttlteu bte 80.
lttOn. Mureen ptr6 8lealantons Retterei
bier etntrrffen uno bic @6laAt bet Mlercerss
burg, menn iclGe ltattfinpeu lellte, erDfsen.
Sen. SrimbIe g~efanscr. = %iclc IebsneitsenerGlc
%set6Stct.
9anpber, 6. Suit. Meitsre @asautrte.
WefeAte batten ltait. un5ere Reitsrst bebr1net
ben F!e9enpm Jetno bUa dlfn Ssitsn. Dte.
NebeGlen baben ollie tbre Ser
10 unbeten 3uradge1affen @eu.
TarneUurtbs QeiGe ftet un0 Gs1ite in pie 6duhe.
@sn.-M Grtmble, Der 9eIbI
beS 49,. Nprtl @tUts in Galtt=
N Ure f 9efGngen uab Gut Elm 8rtu
1:rIpren. Brig. @ep. &emper LIT tGbtIi& per-
tn unleru 6dnrsn, Die Sen. Nrmtz
ieab, 8arfsoale unb @ernett linb tort. Dte
Gfn. 9Opo, 8et9 penper une YIdet linO f4iper
Derwunost.
Der Tetno fol- cine Bride Bel @tltams
port iiter bsn 4otomac eel&lassn BADEN unO
man befirdtet, bab Der 9aupttbeil letner Gr.
NEE am Gnbe bod NOD entfSmmt. llnlere
0enerdte IGiebtn teB6alb tire Gruppen 70
idnea ais mSeli9 Dor. MnOsre 8ertbte Iaocn,
baB SIC In ben South Mpuntaius etne fefe
9CltttOn gu septnnen iuat. Seine 4ftrbe
unb Gsate lplIen gang srIdSpft fetu.
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uncertainties @aDrIeb ten

Y5ilahelpbia, 7. Suit. 6&tmmeIe
y Jennie nt6t aefangeu. Ole glaA.
gtAt pon bere8 erwunbung unb 0rfaneennab=
me te5 0en, @6immelpfenuig bat li@ nt6t
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Geia9te, bat an leine Srau IN Getblebem tile
grePttgt, CT .fet p0bt6ebaltem bason astcmmsn.
g,-o JSIbIiGe 8rridte.
Gem. sir IS WteiIet pUn SicFsburg. = Ser. ct.
Sruppett in Srrrfrie&'
Der Oampfet Soon q. g9ayuer fam bsr=
ge(tegn uu!er etner Observation-Disclosures In Sort
Wprgpe an unn brothte i,eue 3titnngeu BON
NtGmDn0 nit. DIR MtAnpno Gaauirer
pom 4. iGrestt: @elern III bjer NaGrtNt ppn
etnem WefeNt BEL Bottom 8ritft am @btcae
tUminY, Is Mellen pon. tter swiI8en eiuer
MttteiIung Srupp.n unter SID uuD Den SIS.
osraisn= etnGttrufen. Die tlnIern (0RebelIen)
gr'fsu on, I'm BITE StGrfa oes TetnoeS III erz
forlGsa l1uo 3c9ea ii9 ~ nab einem Iaarfen
0tItat IA eiiter 0ronpn8 5artd Mi! eiae4n
Geituf Soa 2 So0ten. aa1-.59}
SsrE9iebene @eriiAte bon elmer te~bsutsnpen
l&alaat strFulirteu, tnibeGren terpdb aler8
a~sitnplng. Die Bot gDltlis unter @eu. Gufis
See tvutSe tsgaus6tprptrt unO marlairte nod
ben Sattetiens SIRE &rlAetnung it Dte por
8stsrorstt o. 8on 8reoeridebarg III gaam-
riGt eiagetrpfei, paD etne Irnppen-N btbei<
Ains oer 66oeralea LII DumftisS Is Metlsr
rueittr untea an Stub ausgfl@lft wugten, I'm
Dem Mu(Hstns aat nit OTIS Eruppen ia CO
pgerirgT:.o S"' ESQ as sac. a'aaa~
s9gOas GIN. Sc IL niiats .Qeass dis sstae
WleOerbolnng oer jan9F etnaetrpff6sueu Z ens
.ptDen8 ert&te. Mufreosnoc Gref6ntTs
its1en unS in ciesm bstFsn Monat bepor -anb
.eon otelem bGngt DaS @Gtfidt Dee 6elo,ua8 ab.
Vlr Das Wtpnument Sadjcns ftno ;6er
$4,000 3uiaarien eebeaHt. s.-r
Ole Sennfploanii9en SeUbIeubcrspcrfe.
Dsr rSiAmonb g86ig pOm 2. SuIi lprtGt
Ietue u~eterjfn8nug aus, baB, ,pean Sen. See
iUtrtttG 6arrtebar8 beGeet t6lt, er bie &ob!en=
bergwerte Nennfptsantens in 9rano ltedeu
nno 10 tas 5trs hes @taates tn Slammen
5urtdlaIsn trsrpr. Gin FOLDER 8ranb ipiirpe
.nar Ourc1 pen Grsub elnes 6luGss III BITE
Wrubsn poer 6uJ9 Die 3ett 9eRilt meroen ion
nstI. Wltt etsIem etn3t8eu SGlQge beablF@si9t
oas JtsteIlenOfBan, tie Sabnarie Des No,bsns
nteOsr5utpsrffn. Der 8etnp serbteme fretli6,
ipte Go foFtfabtt tslne Sdonung, bod fst bic
&a&e bissInal Osr nGt9igen Strateatf ra&,a-
iebsn: Jn3ptIAeu lsbtsn Dte Centres tpie SIS
ni8e IN etnem 2ance, no Mitd unb 6onig
fltsBt ipO at9re 5toia.gtoten le6SmuI 10 0tsl
ivertp ietssl, trte In Drte uno mo bte Qeute
Stafre init S3uder uno 3uder NIT Gafse Be-
nieBeR. Die 8erbreituus bes 9feteGenseIOes
in 9cnuIsl1attsn ipsroe es benz Grtfe jsneS
Gtaats8 gum pclittOsn SatereTc maiden, ben
eoaf6pertTten Credit anfsedt Su er9altrn.
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gfemeffes ppn Mprt gfpnnl.

.fiW gorf, 7. Suit. DIR DnmpTer
Aro8o oCtn 4. .. @lt8. bert6tst bte Grscntlon
etnea DclestenrS aus MO~nt8DuesY'S ge8sr>
9ff9imsnt. ~4& ~9&@ --
Die GertbeiOieunssn BON 8ot9 Sslonb iIno
fait 0ollenoet. a-1 .
Neaeu etEsS @'eriiGtes, paB tie Nsbelen
WaPpe's Gut Sertiefeu, t'ut eth @an3er6pot
0srobBul6ofsn, bal!eu uniere Wlonitor8 bel
St0nU Wd@e. n
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Die s6IaAt bel @ettesbaro.

Die Cont: bon MnRrrlit mar niat metf.
pitr0tssr, als eitg ipslde tbre Strablen ilbsr
pas SaladtfeIo O6n @sttySbur9 (anbte.
Nm l. Suit be8ann Der &f cine Wetlr
lprolt4 p0n Der Staot 3wiImen 3ret ft,tpadsn
SnfartertesS rtgnoet, riisr Heinen Mrtiaerte.
@btbeilang nno Der 8eil3en 9le6eaatarmee.
Otr Jrrtburt, tuslGar n Sen. Hesnplb'S
uno Den SpfertOb rnandss tapfern @ulOaten
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Die fransDG idem SnterneutiCns : Geriitbte nnbes
driinbcf.

New gorf. +. Suit. Der 9ari1er 8rtef
bsa Commercials Rum 81. D. Ntts. 1agt, bic
8eriAte i6er pas 8eRreben Trantrsif'S,
gnglnno gu lsinen Snteroentione9dit7en 3u
bstebrsn, lsisn total pine @runo. MtntRer
Oaston beabliGti9t ben Ser. Gtaatrn balo
sinen 8eluG ab3naattsu, tpa8 bsuttt6 be,
weif, bab er etpa8 Der Nrt rsber far6tet nod
ertpurtet. . sf-5- E'1ffrs1.
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@afbtn8tcn, Z. Snli. Sen. @tOn F..
man sins bents Bier at, um baS Gommamoo
Der GapaIerte Der 8Otcmuc @rmes 3n iatber.
nstnaen. S1s -
Sen. Stdlss cr6clt nA lAneQ uub ipainIGt
brihseub in'S 6slo 5url tebren III birfen. Gr
,bstient Ieins Ner3te aaubItG um glnaate pes
Gases. 100 btss eslAsbsn fam.
8tce @rGfotnt 9aniin unb bte. Genatoren
Tenenben unb Wcrst0 fnb ais Mbae1aub!e
BON Watne GIsr einsetrCGsn uno luMea bts
&ssierune sur 8sfsatgun9 Der GURe ppn
Matne 5u bsUsgsn %
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sanansisba,n in saltfar anaefemmen.

5attfaf.9 ben 6. Suit. Der Dampfer
Sarrtst sVtntneY lit an Spautag bon Ser
muba 9ier. e~tnsetrpfsn. Sic braAte ben 5rn.
GalanOi8bam unb mebrere anbere Nafa0tere
BON WtlmlnatDn, &c. g., NIT,
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Der @pIbmarft.I

Na6 Gintrefrn Der 8tdsbmreer 8sriGte
td bas Sob In 9lep g)Ort anf 80 unb lInft
- ebenfp wte Die GiiOltAe Setfenblalenrepnblit
-- ton Sage au Sage ttefer.
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e\hr e%r1ebenlfer e. e.
q q 81 a = I . !.

-. y. Verter, G0ntre Nott.
GotrD, Z. Suit. Gin DspeIAenbcot 1T
lpeten bier en8etpmmen. @8 serIieb GtG8
burg am 4, Suit un 10 u6r Niorgens. @al
Ia9tere erSdtlen, baB 0enrrnl @emtertpn aHt
Snnsta8 MOrgen a. SuGD cine 0~ar(amen-
tasflaaae on General Grant larbte un0 F6
eytUt, 8iG5tars ga i6ergsbea, ,psut mon iet.
nem 2eitsn frsien @6ju8 9eltattsn noGe. Sen.
@rapt lol pdrauf erpioert babsu, bag fein
Maun Die 8efung anOer5 ale Rriegs8sfauges
ner p~erlalitn btrfe, wOranf Wem6erton naA
8erat6una nit lttpsn Offiiereu bte
8eIte itftrsab. Otsie Ma0riAttn lInO ooll.
fonmsn 3uberldlTQ.
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OiGsbmr9 0efo0eoo
Sffsiene 0epcfd)e.

8afbtmaton. 7. Suit. gta6ae9enbe
Depei@s 1T ios6fn q u3r Na&mitta8s) BIER
etn9e!rCAen:
Ser. ct. @iiltitppt @efGwas
Der, 6la90snl8if 8lad 5atpt unbe Bids
burg, 4. Suit. On bsn QAtb, g. @eQes,
Martreltretdr.-- 0err! SD Babe Die Gore,
S6nen anauBsi9et, bab 8id5burg fa. am 4.
Suti ben Ser. ct. Sruppsn ~a6sy8e6en Gat.
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Die Ssriirfc bel Snrpers Serrp fir ben Seinb unmiis
gcmadbt.

gcnrad)t.
Greberid, 6. Suit. Cine Grnppen>
16t6eiluug rrtn9t mad 9arper8 6errp gu, um
Die feHplt6e Sttlun9 3u rseUsnrsciren. Die
etlsrnc Bride bet 6arpsr6 6errY lit 70 melt
%pOrren, toB le fir ben Tstnb unpai-
lrtor III. $3.50 Gin Gratn NIT 8srrunostfn lit
lammt Iincr 8ebsdung o%teefanSen rporpen
an0 lOGI mad Baltimore eebrabt perosn.
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e!esaeapttie1e Ra1.xt5tee
NnnOesbauhtFQbt.

"f't3tsf'sp, SeH etsass gstd,s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-07

THE REroRTED Battle IN MExico.-The news
from Mexico. which we publish this morning,
would be the utmost Importance to the French
army in that country II it could reasonably be
relied on. But. coming to us as it does, by cir
cuitous and suspicious route, we are inclined to
doubt its authenticity, at least until more re-
liable ndvices are received II seems next to
impossible to believe that FIVE thousand French
soldiers, with all their reputation for elan and
Qalantry could In so short space Of time
have dispersed an army oftwenty-five thousand
men, intrenched in formidable works on the
heights of Puebla. If there has been any ba tie
at all, Il must have occurred In front Of these
extensive works-whch we know have been in
course Of construction for many months, the
ladies of Mexico even aiding to build them
rather than in the Notifications themselves
General Ortega, who commands the Mexicans.
is an able and valiant man, and, assisted as he
il by Comonfort and other intelligent officers.
we think he would have made more stubborn
resistance.
There is another reason why we are inclined
TO doubt this news. Our last accounts repre-
sented the main body Of the French army at
OrizsSa, where General Forsy had determined
to await his supplies Of mules and other
transportation. The reason given for this YVES
~. j. ym impossible ty him TO saNspee
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San FRANcSsCo, Jaa- 3, 1889.
President Lucolns precaAttoa lbsrass NJ slaves
published here tbs evening papers to-day, ~,
although IL fully expected, produces dssp saa
most profound sessatiou.
0ne hundred guns are being fred, nc.
Trade 10 excsedngy Quiet.
The ship Cleaner has CLEARED for Boston, carryng ~ 600
hides 900 sacks OF copper orc, $50 bales u wool and
SAY FnAxcnco, Jan. 8, 1879.
The weather has been rainy since the comnsnoement
Of the year, and business II nearly suspended.
The Legislature met NJ Sacramento to day.
Fity-onc thousand dollars have boon paid account
OF interest due for Sacramento city bonds This fund
exhausted, leaving t37 900 unpaid. M Interest on all
despatch from Reese river, $50 miles east OF Carson
Valley the overland stage route reports the discovery
Of three rich silver hedges. Another dated sCarsen.
Sth, announces the discovery OF silver mine three
miles east Of Virginia City, richer than any previously
known in the washoe mines. Another, dated "visaa,
port more and very rich mining discoveries.
Arrived, steamer ST. Louis from Panama.
San FRASusco, Jan. Q, 1904
wheat has declined 1oc Ice from the highest price
Ground will be broken on the Pacific Railroad, with
due ceremonies, at sacramento, on the SIN
The Legislature organized to-day. MT hscnin was
resolution introduced In the Senate embracing tne
Presidents emancpatIca preliminary 49, ss
sion which promises 70 last sevsrh dAys 'no"sn "rse
The Candidates for the United states Senate are Messrs
PARK and Couness with friends representne hessrs
pns,ns ana sargesnt II 10 dinacult 70 say which candi
as,a ssron~est Ths contest promises 10 prove IN
usa.uw sxc,,sng ana without speedy termination.
srr;yveS sh,p peruvian, Boston bark g. y. Prutt,
Georgetown.
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without these supplies Surprising that he has
moved, he would surely have gone to the at
tack OF one Of the strongest positions in Mexico
with greater force than Eve thousand men;
for he cannot have forgotten. the defeat of the
French army under General Lorencez at this
same place in consequence of attacking with
insufficient numbers Besides, we have had
dates from Vera Cruz to the 7th of De-
cember in which no mention is made Of
any movement Of tho French army. Now, we
have this apparently positive news coming all
the way from Puebla to Monterey, to San An
tonic, then through Houston and Opelousas to
Vicksburg and New Orleans; and yet the
despatch is dated San. Antonio, the 4th of Decem-
Der, three days earlier than our previous news
from Vera Cruz, and not as late by sixteen
days as that received last night from Havana
and published in another column.
Why Is THE SAILORS PRIZE MONEY NOT DIS
TRIDUTEDs-Complaints are being continually
made to us by our sailors and naval officers that
the prize money Of the present war, which now
amounts to over five millions of dollars
has not been distributed. There can be no
sound reason for this neglect. In the case of
the soldiers, the want Of funds may be pleaded,
though that reason Is greatly weakened in view
of the fact that so many lazy runaway negroes
are supported out Of the army appropriations
But there is no pretext In the case of our sail
ors and naval officers; and there is this to be said
also in their behalf: soldiers get bounty; sail
ors get none; and many have families depend
ing on them for support, and aye looking to the
prize money fought, therefore, to be prompt
ly paid The sailors are always brave and re-
liable, and they deserve encouragement instead
Of the bad treatment Of which they 80 justly
complain. We shall be glad to hear any good
reason for postponing the distribution so long.
win Rip Van Wrinkle of the Navy Department
awake
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Tonight at the Academy Of Music the favorte opera
Of II vespr sicani' will be given, with sgnora Lorin
Brignoli. Amodio and Susini
Tomorrow Thursday night Miss Kellogg viii make
her debut At the Brooklyn Academy u Music In IN Poliu
to,r with Brignoli and Amodo.
On Saturday there viii bca grand matinee at our AGA
DENY.
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rne Iron-Clasi Nah . Mt.

NkWfVH1, n T., JAN, o. 1893.
- r,n,ted States ironcad Sahant built on the plan Of
The Monitor In here this Afternoon on account O the
FOG .s.. an ho,rd the Nahant n warksns vrp ara
~ viii leave for her destination ~ 5000 as The weather
pNmhs.
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The Mass. chu.e,,. Le.,.,.,vre.

n BeSToN, Jan. D, 1903.
TIM members Of the Legislature today nominated
jonathan Yield Of Berkshire for President the Senate
and 8. N. Gihord Clerk A. H. Bullock win se Speaker
q the House. aud ". = &oiss0n clwk No caucus ives
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NOTICE TO PAPER MANUFACTURERS.

Twenty thousand reams Of good paper wanted Size
34x4o. Apply At the HERALD Office
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Death OF Ex-Gev. Wisner, or Michigan.
LEXINGTON, KY, Jan. o, 1883.
TX Covernor Moses wisner Colonel Of the Twenty sc.
cond Michigan infantry, died here day His body has
been sent home for in,ernent
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that the hostile demonstrations followed instead
ofpreceding it. In the essential features both
tatsments agree. They only differ as to point
Of time. But the subject Is of no consequence.
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tho saies and resaos having amounted 100 baies
from 6oc roc, mosy a. oec. 6oxc. for mddlings'
There vas les inquiry for brsadstu particularly four
winch declined n instances &c. per bsl whsss and
corn steady Pork and beef moderately sous
after while bacon lard, hay, hops and taow were In
good demand. likewise RIO cooe, sugar and New
Orleans moasses. Tho transactions in metals oils,
hemp fish, iaths. rice Spices tobacco, fruit and whale
bone were limited The freight market was steady
with moderate engagements reported, mostly Of bread
stufs and provisions for British ports.
Tho stock market was again buoyant yesterday, tho
chief advance Of the day being in Illinois Central Hudscn
Michigan Southern and Erie. There 'ess excitement
than ON Monday Gold opened at 1874 and closed l34
Demand notes advanced to l3ok exchange dull at
las q Il. Money very easy At . per cent.
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HENRY WAND BEEcHER IN BIazABErB.-An
evening paper undertakes to deny statement
that on the arrival Of Henry Ward Beecher at
Elizabeth to lecture there crowd had collect
obliged to return without delivering his dis
course. But, strange to say, the writer admits
that after the lecture It was necessary to con-
voy the reverend gentleman TO the depot BY
troops Of friends and by the police, aad that "a
crowd Of boys and halfgrown men INDUCED In
noisy demonstrations" so that the only diffs-
rence between the first statement and the
second " Vat be W deliver the Lecture, aaS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-12

.pITN AWAY l-Monday morning, Nov

pUN AWAY Monday morning, Nov
AZ 9TH two boys, aged Is years, named Levi Beaver
and Peter Allen All n had on patched up Satnet
pants large coarse coat and sailors cap; thin face,
brown hair and black eyes Beaver had on .et hat,
Jacket with short sleeves and grey cotton pants He
hal shot gun in his possession ANY person giving
Information of these DO shall be suitably rewarded by
addressing JOSEPH LITTLE,
nil d2wt Stoneve, Auburn, Mass
DJANO FORTE FOR SALE l-One
L splendid octave Piano Forte for sale low. Inquire
of LUCIUS MERRlFIELD
o92 diff 81 Chandler street.
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R E M Q V A
RYAN. oAgLTON az
4 RMY SUBSISTENCE STORES.

At wholesale in Worcester by DRAPER q CLARK
Boston, Nov. s, 1868. d3m nl2
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NOTGC R.-The Annual Meeting OF the
Z Peoples Mutual Fire Insurance Company will be
held at the tompany's Office, ON MONDAY, the 18th
Instant at O'Clock NJ the choice OF officers and
the transaction OF any business which may legally
before said meeting. AUG. NJ CURRlER, Sec'v.
Worcester, Nov. i, 1868. dtm NJ
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HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
OF ALI KINDS
C0TTONS! COTTONS!

For Shooting and shrting Bleached and Unbleached;
Flannels OF all makes grades and qualites French and
Opera Flannels in all shades of color; French Shifting
Tlannels, double single widths; heavy Shirting
Flanels, blue grey and red
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-12

R06TON, Oct. 20, i863.-The President
~ ami Directors of the Boston and Worcester Rail-
road Corporation. Gentemer The committee appoint
ed by the stockholders of your company February 4th
1868, beg to say
That this nmittee and the nmitee of the West
Railroad Cooperation unanimously agreed the
expediency and terms OF Il union of the two corpora
tons; after which the comTitee applied to the General
Court Act of Consolidation, authorizing addi
tional number of ares not exceeding l0000rendered
necessary part settle the differences of value and
for the that the present number of shares does
not adequately represent tine value of the property But
they failed in securing the necessary legislation for the
ACCOMPLISHMENT OF such union and the whole subject
was referred bv the General Court to the next session.
After the adjournment of the legislature it agreed
by the committees that as the relative values of the
property Of the two corporations might materially
ch 5nge. the terms should be no ooeer binding.
Therefore, respectfully request you TO Call meet
ing the AOders Of your CORPORATION at early
day to thev viii direct the officers OF the company
10 petition the legislature for act of consolidation
with the Western Railroad and to cooperate with the
committee in procuring all necessary legislation for SAID
union also for the stockholders to take any further ac
ton in the premises, If they deem it eXpedient.
We woJld also request that copy of this commnn-
cation sent To each stoekhoder with the notice for
the meeting, Respectfully, your obedent servants,
II
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-12

A SPECIAL Meeting of the Stockholders of The Bos.
ton and Worcester Railroad Corporation will be holden
in the Rooms Corporation IN the Passenger sta.
ton the OF Beach and Albany streets in Bus
ton on the ;hini Wednesday # November next, being
the 18th dav the month, at IL O'Clock NJ, in accord
business as NAV legally come before the meeting.
GEO HALE, Clerk.
6tnI
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-06-25
To Horse OwnersI

DIR SWEETS INFALLIBI.E LiNIMRNT FOR
HORSES Is urvsled by any, aud IN nil eases OF Lame
ness arising from sprains, Bruises, or wrenching, M
siec! !. magical and certain Harness or Saddle Calls
aud Ringbone inuy bs easily prevented aud cured in
their ncipem slagss, hut con6nnod enses are beyond
Tue possibility Of radical cure No cnss Of tho kind
however 90 desparste OF hopeless but II may be ala
waited BY this ini'nent and lis faithful application will
always removc the LAmeness, and enable the horas n
ravel with comparative ease 77 - '--'I1,.fS
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-06-25

test between the two We hear IL asserted
that Mr.. 5ewett's name will be brought be.
fore tue Convention, but can say nothing
in regard to the truth Of tho rupor.
After the nominations are made we will
telegraph the CHRONICLE. The delegates
and nominees will in all probability go to
White Sulphur Springs, where we will 40
company thcm aud may fsb out On inter.
esting item. TELEGRAPH.
THE above letter should have been 10
our paper last week, but owing to tho great
press upon our columns was crowded out
En-. CuRoy
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-06-25
Sale of Real Estate.

WE win soil nt public vsndue, OH the e5th Of
w 9Th month"; (Junr) 1864 on the premises. sundry
Lot. in the town OF Mnrinyville Belmont county Ohio
Also out lot OF land containing abou; four acres
Said properly belongs jointly 10 hr estate Of Benjemin
w ladd deceased, and Collier N. Minge.
MarIsvic is situated on the Ohio River nenrly Cd.
poSite the city Of Wherng. Va. II is u hourishig
town aud from many Hlvaltages it has or nanulnc
turns and other purposes. offers very desirable oppor-
iuniiy for Investments. Terms. which viii lie easy.
made known on the day of sale Sale positive. and
tic lhe indspu'abe. Sale 10 commence at 10 oelock
A. ~ WM BATES.
THOMAS WOtJD
Executors Of n. ". Ladd, deceased.
SAMUEL WOOD.
Agent Of Collier II. Minge.