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E3nsiEepsy and Fits.

THE subscriber has been very successful in treating and
L curing Epilepsy Aporexy, Conyulsive and Spasmodic
stefa St Ns Dance and all diseases OF
like kindred nature spinal affections, neuralgia of the
face and neCk-nervous headach-muscular cOnractoBs,
and Female diseases and weaknesses Of every lie
likewise deyoes usual particular attention to Corsump
on Bronchitis Ulcerations and diseases Of the Throat,
Scroa Diseases of the heart Liver complaints, pyspep
sa, and Chronic diseases in general 1People subject to
these complaints will do well to call on him.
u Office and residence No. MAPLE STREET, near the
Worcester House. Office hours from to O'Clock p. NJ.
March E. cod eowly5 A. STONE, M. ID.
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E4sr Sale

p~l Y WO HOUSES. One Cottage ON Glen ST. well
hT1S built OF frst-rate materials ard commanding
good prospect Of the city. The other story house
Tor two families on Newport Street There is about
feet OF land attached TO the last namedprce $l450 In
qaiIe OF OZlAS HUDSON.
March 6. dU1f
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A,a A GENTEEI COTTAGE on Spruce Street, con
ff.l.a 4 tanning rooms conveniently arranged for
BE small family Inquire at Thompsons Shoe Store o
March 3. DIV +. EATON.
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y7fsiGcS agael YaaqagTssa~.
Fruit frees.
Worcester, March Is, 1850.
Wcncaser VYmmte0.

fUIE Committee for examining Teachers will be in session
at their room in the City Hail. on Ihursdag, Tie 2l@
day NJ cA 1857 two O'Clock in the afternoon for the
purpose examining applicants for the place of Principal
in Girls English School taught by Miss Caroline L.
Baker whose resignation takes effect at the close OF the
present term w. LAZELi, Sec'y Sch; Com.
Worcester, March II. dUwlt
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Gsfgs gEA3Enss.

SphAnps haat HAAS
WE HAVE JUST OPENED,
X CASES LANCASTER GINGHAAIs, all new Styles
y | do 40 inch SWISS do very cheap Il fine goods.
do 80 =" do do. for II cts per yd
do Extra fine Green and ghae Cheeks
do do small Checks and stripes, fnest2.~
The above partly Of own Importation, selected
patters and not be found elsewhere; when we consider
the great durability of the above Goods, both in color and
texture as compared with Cncoes DE Laines, we very
udcntly recommend thsm the c6eapesl Dress Goods
warn II. H. CHAMBERLlN & co
March o. DIV
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EfOlssn fnr SnEe.

49, A NEW AID convenient Dwelling IIouse on South
fTA ~ bridge Street For particulars inquire of the sub.
&s.s~ scriber WILLIAM L. THROOP.
Jan 80. diff
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The Greatest Labor~saving Article yet
Discovered.

FEyIIE WASHING AND CLEANSING COM
IL POUND. BY its use, Washing Machines and Wash
boards dispensed with, the time three ionr
times the is accomplished with the same labor
the old fashioned usual process. III using this article the
Goods are made CLEARER and CLEARER with only about
one fourth the saal LaJor. Manufactured and for sale
wholesale and retail by
@. A. & Z. HARRINGTON,
Sign Of the Good Smogaton,
Jan H. d3mis No. SO Main Street.
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'E'en.eggaesnfs tN Teenf.

s. 4 Nd two large HOUSES, together with some {
f;3 the most desirable ard pleasantly situated HOUSi
~ LOTS in the city for sale exchange for other prc
perty. Terms moderate and easy. Inquire of
Feb &c. dw2ms o. +. TIIOMI SON. I76 Main-st
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kr-z 7 re HOUSE and LOT at No Washingto
ka Square. For further information, inquire at tn
49, PREMISES dit March Is.
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GEMTEEL DWELLING HOUSE
30 6C SOFeE fsE eEwcF5Oas.

81 IN THURSDAY, MARCH 2stb. at n O'Clock A NJ
1.I.h3 - on the premises, will be sold the DWELLING.
I4A4ti Sc, pleasantly situated on STATE STREET re-
cenIly punt and occupied by Mr.. WILLIAM c. BARgouR
me oI is large containing about u 600 feet and filed
WI" cnolce Fruit Trees, and beautiful Shrubbery
tose VINO KNOW the premises it would be superAu0us
tosay word Perhaps it is not too much to saw that
oeeI ana more convenient house be found in Wor
ana comfort and finished throughout with that neat
ess nu tsG or winch the builder Capt. Edward Lamb
Is 50 justly celebrated The door trimns are Of the besI
nNGf pale ana the walls Of hard finish With five coats of
te oest quay OF paint The Cellar full size of the house
anu ue win heayy granite walls and divided into several
convenient apartments by brick partitions and paved in the
jest possible manner throughout The location is pleasant
nlu me mouse ol lheden architecture with all the improve
Hes OF the age, and Attending from the Observatory fine
view Oh W Guy and It's subU bs rendering it without excen
o oe o. the most desirable residences that can be found
IN " ofcester or elsewhere " ~
The House will be omen on tho r,orn;,r 6 ~, -, =,
WHO WISH can examine the same.
futhef information can be had by calling upon Mr. Surn
6er ross OIL Mllbury, Capt Edward Lamb MIR William G
bd[oouri OF Geo Bowen Esq. of Worcester
oHou any one from abroad wish to see the house befre
Te SAFE ue can DO so by calling upon MIR Barbour or Mr.
~ Also, one of the best and most eligible BUILDING
lOl9 III uie CITY OF Worcester, adjoining the above and
peasdhly situated on the State and Harvard SITS
containing about $1,000 feet.
terms oera and sale positive, ard postpouement on
account OF weather. va
CHARLES P. BANCROFT. Auctioneer.
orceser, March Il, 1850. dwisfs
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House Lois, Houses. &c

~ BEAUTIFUL LOTS containing nearly an acre
E. each delightfully."- situated on Fairmounn hal.
sa mile north OF the Court House, unequaed for bear
OF Location and aspect for those who prefer to live t
OUT ana own large lot for a very moderate cost
Finely situated LOTS Harvard Street on the evate
land directly of the Central Church the most
lots remaining in the market
very desirable Lots on the Brewery Estate near the West
ern Railroad Depot and in other parts Of the civ
Aiso several Dwelling Houses in different parts of tn
city, Good Gardening land by the acre and other ResI
property, Tor sale on the accommodating terms by
Ecb ~ eodiStf ID. :. MESSENGER
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.Sfosge Q9aE6s2.g,gg "a eTMcaioaa.

'ytOEse VgEE6sE'E'D SgG aEs6EF eOas.
WILL be sold at Auction on TUESDAY, The Second day
W Of AHri at ten O'Clock A. NJ, the premises, that
valuable Stone Quarry known the WORCESTER
SOUTH LEDGE, situated about miles from the City
Hall This Quarry is Of the best and easier of access
than any other in this vicinity, lies upon the height
land and very large body Of the stone above the surface
ready to be blocked by the quarter without the usual
labor of removing the soil Although have been quar-
ried from this Ledge than half century, yet there ap
to be neXhausble supply it descends
known depth
There ready market for this granite in Worcester and
vicinity, and to any wishing to engage in this business
presents rare opportunity.
u Also at the time and place. will be sold lot of
UNDERMINING and JuHck STONE; a Grst-rate DERRICK
for hosting stone ; BLACKSMITH SHOP, Bellows, &c.
Terms made known the time and place of sale For
further particulars inquire Of J. i. WOODWARD.
Millbury, March Is, 1850 dw2w
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EN EENNT,.

TyNIIE Whole Of the SEC OND STORY over the New York
store, 10 the American Temperance House. In
yuile Of l.. l.. ARCHER, or Q. F. S1EBBlNs at the New
YJrk Store. n26dtf
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PANORAMA OF THE BIBLE.

WIFE GDesa this Evening sat the
CEEX E2AE1E..
c INSCO WILLIAMS PANORAMA OF THE
81 BIBLE. His Painting commences with Chaos, which
is followed by the introduction of Light the GARDEN OF
EDEN, THE DEUCE, and embracing over % scenes
Illustrative Of Jewish History, covering
CGngass aeGrly q nile IN Length,
and closing with a view Of BABYLON, and the RIVER
EUPHR ATES, upon whose banks a group OF neauuiG
and vept as thel remembered Zion
Tickets Is cents-Childten under ~ half price Doors
omen at G4-Exhibon commence y o'clock precisely
Exhibition every jPcanesday and Saturday afternoons.
n-PartIes and Schools admitted on reasonable terms
March n dwtf
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House for sale.
For SALE,
z cor - few BAYS Only.

s- 7 II E subscriber offers FOR SALE one of the nc.
kg.@a desirable residences in the City
ADOLFHUS MORSE,
MaIcA 10 dwistf Office No 6 Central Exchange.
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Tenement to Let

A1 ON Reach Street containing seven Rooms Inquire
G.1# " of DAVID WOODWARD,
4S4N'a March ID. d6t& 90 Green Street.
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n. Co, THICKER

r. sG, 'EUCk EN-,
GATE e. TUCKER SON0
d ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the customers
IL of the late firm that he will continue the manufacture Of
PUMPS of every description.
Copper CUTTERS and CONDUCTORS.
nor, COLD and SHOWER BATHS.
NJ Also for sale, Cast and Wrought Iron, Gutta Fercha
Wood Copper and Lead Pipe fer Pumps and Aqueducts
Repairing, as usual, by experienced workTnen.
March l2. Gid Stand, No. IS PLEAsANT-Sr.
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IE'oyvmsns.G E.eagpaEe SepsbiaI a..

y " hkH7E asNa Z z azHatkC II EaH3 EI q 7
THE Summer Term will commence WedHesdGy fBriL
TENTH and close the last Wednesday July The pat
rons Of this institution will be glad learn that MISS
DODGE has far recovered her health be able TO
sumo her place principal Board, including washing
lights and fuel LIS per week Railroad communication
direct. For particulars Cataloue--direct to WEST
TOWNSEND P. O. SIhAS BRUCE, Secry.
West Townsend, March 49, d2w
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fgzzYz8 4 LARGE DOUBLE HOUSE, No. II Grecn-st
lsshRI a One HOUSE, No. IS Winter-st.
'---l3za One HOUSE on Southbridee-st.
Also, several Houses i'll other parts Of the City.
Jan 20. DIFF 5. w. SEiBY & co.
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GA 1--WE COTTAGE HOUSE and Lot No. Irving
Sas Street. The above Housefs very desirably To-
'' Gated and is hnilt in the most thorough manner For
further particulars apply to
Jan 80. DIFF S. w. SELRY & CO.
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EgoaxSe Logs for Sol
ENgs SAFE,

n NE of the best ANIs III the city of Worcester for the
" FRuT ard VicFrALlNG BUSINESS For further par tie
nlars. apuly AT tins Office DIFF Jan 81.
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TWO Pleasant ROOMS situated on Main Street less III
this Office DIFF MI 70
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california;.
9AWV pRRSnWS

RE not that there is regular GLIDING ESTAB-
n LISllMEN'T in this city where you will fluid LOOKING
GLASSES in Gilt or Fancy Wood Frames Plain and Tn
namenta Portrait, Picture and Miniature FRAMES of the
approved patterns ard CHEAPER than New York or
Boston. Old work repaired reglt and White vanished
1Iooking Glass Plates put in old frames. Drawing and
Needle W DIRK neatly framed. Call at 4 Etain-St.
JAMES II. MOORE.
Worcester March l8 sdlmw@n,
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FOR SALE on EXCHANGES.

ArA FENAT heNhtiui Fftate IN LEICESTER, known as
EmSM L MOUNT PLEASANT.n II consists OF about
Fifty atIes o. Choicc Land, and Cue House every
way fit ed Ter family o. isure with little expense
could b. admirably adapted III Hydropahic esabsh~
mtht For ttms inquire NJ this Office The subsct,
Der al the Central kaik. Nm. DICKINSON.
Worcester uec g.
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Rich sonfch N-ournins De LANES.

A Nd small Cl Elk MOURNING GINGHAMs, extra fine
IA large quantity II tie above Goods received this day
very haudsoniv 0d low p.ices.
Feb %. disr HALL & THOMPSON
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TO LET.

"a HOUSE containing eleven convenient Rooms
Sfh N suates on Harvard ST. For parlculais, in
-Es.s4 ire OF {. A. d E. HARRINGTON,
E2Dec =. ds,f so Main ST
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auction and Commission Sales.
6. w. SEE.sSy q go

8. W. SEElasX q co,
-AucSIpncers am9 EonmissiOFs Merchants,
No. G8 MAIN ST., WORCESTER.
- " & co. viii give their attention to the SALES OF
~ BL:hi ESTATE, and ALL kIADs of-PERSONAL
PRoPEleI'Y, IN aay larf ofMe Cout Worcester, at
auction or by Private Sale.
Ihey viii also give their attention to the LETTING
HOUSES, SELLING or STOCKS, DC.
Liberal Cash advances made al kinds Of Property
u safes OF Household Furniture and Personal Property
ingcneral EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFrERHooHS
RS Double House and Lot.
5S-* OR SALE Oh SHELBY STREET. Forfirthcr par.
49, = ticuars apply to 5 w. SELBY 4 co.
Jan 90. diff
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Tenement TO LET

IN seaver street near Pleasant, containing four or #,
- rooms. The house is a new one
MARCH TO- diff VIM. DUDLEY.
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monday Evening, june "a. 1880

The CosvYyruy. .--0n Friday niiertOon, the
Committee of the Whole concluded their debate
upon the report ofthe Committee opon the Pub
lie Debt and reported it to the Convention An
amendment was adopted making it the dniy OF
The Fund Commissioners to report the amount OF
money required for tho sinking fluid aud the pay
ment oiihierest, to the Legislature Instead OF tile
Auditor ofState.
On Saturday the report Of the Committee uP'
on Public Iustilutions was considered in Commit
tee of the Whole, discussed and reported to the
Convention.
To-day il was agreed to take up the report o
the committee upon the Judciary' which ~il
occupy considerable time aud cnuso considerable
discussion.
Tho seventh week OF the session is closed aud
tho Committee is hardly huff through their Iabors
We notice resolution to meet earlier III tue morn
ing aud nuke shorter sessions This will prove
an advantage and will expedite business. Lei
those members, who wish to talk too much hold
evening sessuns aud address all who may wlsl
10 hear them and ihe---benchcs.
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FURTHER PARTICULARS:
BURNING OF THE GRIFFITH.

We add few more particulars to tno o
we have already published.
Up to the 22d, about 100 dead bodies
had been recovered.
The Herald gives the following as the
probable cause of the fire:-
"Water jackets nre constructed Of boiler iron
and are hollow. and surround the lower portions
Of the chlmneys reaching through the deck
When filled with wnter as is usually The case
they nro safe projections. But by some iatal e.
merily those OH the Griffith il is stated were h'
ed with clay, which probably accounts Tor the
heat men ntioned aud the final catastrophe"
In the English colony was family OF
six, all of whom pershed excep; little
boy named John Rhodes. The PLAIN.
dealer relates of him the following affect
ing incident!--
The little fellow was found in the wheel-house
by Mr. Kennedy, who lives on the bank OF the
Lake near the wreck. He took him into his sklif,
with other bodies picked up and went ashore;
but upon lifting him out, saw some SiSns OF Lille
mud Immediately took him into his arms and ran
to his house close by. and in few minutes bro't
him to- In the afternoon ho was so lar recovered
as !" enquS aS' hoh he answered quite nte
gently, ,old his name age, &c. When the bod.
Ies were about to be inferred, Mr.. Kennedy took
,ha chilli IN his arms nnd went around among the
dead. Ia see il the little fellow could identity any
of his friends,
The scene which followed was heartrendms
n, the extreme. He had not been carried fur be.
%rs lie pomled with his finger 10 a corpse some
Distance off There" said he, "is my mother, He
yyas nnxious to set down to her and although he
ns,y shs ,Sns dead did not seem To realize il. In
noss;ns Inv n little boy lie was asked il that was
III. hro,hsr1 "No.n Oid he. "that is joe" the
~" n",ns ,r ono oF his plny.Gellows over The water
"sfhsr, . .aid hs ia "ToM" This brother) point
-, l;,Ia low sand there ia nv sister Ma
,"s ,oo,h.r ~ chld ~ the family Wing near.-
nj rnnm %"U" ,rn arx;nns bo aho1ld identify hi,
c.u I Ill.,, 90 dsscrihe h;s olothms hut oould
n'"e'' o., "''n W ,I,;", n.cr,;or aycent be had
uot uN uPo" s"s n"e hS NV .S,,ssd h,v sevsr
sTnps up"n u's PanS ~ ~ 'u mi ,bsv ,y.rs no,
u, WIN S"oPpeu l'ouS o"' no ea'u ~ Il, ;I,;".
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REMOVALS FROM OfFICg,-Mr. Web
stsr closed some remarks in reply to the
Trades ofMr Bradbury and others con
corning removals from Office. as follows
feel bound in duty to say, that so far
as know, in tho part of the country
which am most acquainted, have heard
Of less complaint Of unfit removals from
office. or improper removals from office
under this Administration. than has &C.
cured under any Administration coming
newly into power within my recollection.
| cannot speak for the whole country;
but | can speak pretty confidently oflhat
part Of tho country in which resides aud
believe the romark istrue Of all parties
there, taken as whole. aud proper
aggregate, My opinion certainly is that
the present Chief Magistrate of the Unit
ed States has in his temper and charac
ter nothing unkind or proscriptivo, !
believe, 90 far, he has borne his faculties
meekly. He is Of calm and kind tenn
perameut. He wishes evil to uobudy
Bot at tho same time ho has 6rmness aud
decision enough, when he peTeeives wha
he thinks to he tho line of his duty, I,
travel It without fear Of couseQne nees
As believe him to act in this spi,N, an,
with this purpose, shall. so hing as hi
measures appear to mo to be conduc'V
to the welfare Of the country, give IhsT
my cordial support.
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HARD TO PLeAsE.-There arc very Sc.
rious objections on the part of some of
the Dem ocratic papers. To the "Progres.
sivo" doctrines which Judge Jphnstun as
cribcs 10 the wing party III this State.
These Democrats are disposed TO Gnd
fault with the positions of Judge j.. and
yet they cannot bring forward single
fact or argument which shows them to be
wrong. II what the Judge said was not
true-if the wings have not. while con
trolling the Legislation Of the State, de-
vised and carried into effect, prominent
measures oi eminent uselnIness.-ifth they
havo not, originated and passed the only
measures which. following the progress
sive" spirits of the age, looked 10 the adj
vancement Of the prosperity ofthe State,
and tho happiness of the people, let the
objectorS show It.
Ifthe Democratic party IN Ohio, when
in power. has ever done anything to en-.
title il to tho confidence and support of
the people. bring forward the proof.
We suspec, that nothing bet,or could
be shown for the Democracy, than their
disposition to obs,ruct the passage Of the
beneGcent measures of the Wings, while
they presented and passed no measure
which was worthy OF being named as
"progress. - Dayton Jour.
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Important NIesshge.

We call the attention Of the people Of
Ohio to the following important message
from President Taylor. We commend
il to those who believe that the admins.
tration is favoring the claim of Texas to
all the territories east Of the Rio Grande.
lit is evident, from the message. that the
Presidentihinks this claim is all pretence.
and that no will treat il as such.
When will Congress act upon this sub
iect, and settle this disputei
WASHINGTON, June l7th. 1850.
T'ot Senate 0ftAe United States;
have received copy of tho resolu'
tions of the Senate Of the llth June In
slant. requesting me ITO inform the Sen.
ate whether any orders have been issued
to any military officer or officers at Santa
IFe. to hold possession against the author
ity Of Texas, or in any way to embarrass'
Or pre- vent the exercise nf heI urisdic-
Iion over that country-and to furnish the
Senate with copies Of any correspoh-
dence which may have taken place be
tween the War Department and the mil
tary Stationed at Santa Fe since tho date
of my last Communication on that subject.
In reply to that resolution, state that
no such orders have been given. | here
with presentto to the Senate copies of all the
correspondence referred to in the resou.
ton. All The other orders Iatng to the
subject matter OF the resolution have
been heretofore communicated to the
Senate.
have already. in proper message
referred to the fact that the boundary be
tween Texas aud New Mexico is dispu:
ed. | have now to state that information
has been recently received, that certain
Robert S. Neighbors, styling himsel
commissioner of the State of Texas, ha
proceeded to Santa Fe with view OF Or
ganising counties III that district unde
the authority of Texas. While have
no power to decide the question ofbound
ary, and no desire To interfere with it al
question Of title, have to observe tina
the possession Of the territory into which
it appears that Mr.. Neighbors has thus
gone was actually ACQUIRED by the UNI
ted States from Mexico, aud has since
been held by the United States, and ii
my opinion ought so to remain until the
question ol boundary shall have been de
termined by some competent authority
Meanwhile, think there is no reason 70
seriously apprebendiug that Texas VII
practically interfere with the possession
oflhe United States. II. TAYLOR.
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CONGREGATIONAL Bounty Lands 10 Soidters-
The hill which is now under discussion IN the
House OF Representatives, provides Tor the sol
diers ofthe War Of l0I2.-'i3-'A aud 1915 with
Great Britaii the Indian wars OF 1911 the Flor
ida war Of 1895 aud 1896; and the war known as
Gen. Wayuess OF 1902 10 1898 1t embraces, in
fact, all soldiers Of any wars. who have not htli'
erto beou provided for in this way.
The bill provides that all others Than officers
who have sci yed six months in ellief of The nb"vc
wars, and received an honorable dischargo. shall
be entitled provided that they have hot alrsnjy
received a pension Of 80, to 80 acrrs OF lund aud
tlnse who served twelve months aud over 100
acres D land. No alienation oi tho right permit
ted before issue Of the paient.
Mr.. McLane ob ectel to the bill because II
only provided for those who had been in service
six months and upwards, while in luct some oi
tho most perilous services were performed by
men who had been but few months. aud in some
cases few weeks. in the service. lie ins'anced
those noble men, who had defended Baltimore
during the last war with Great Britain, and the
militia men who had been enrolled as minute
men, to march, in minute uoilos, 10 the place
of danger aud peril He was in favor Of provid
agat least for those men, who fought and van
pushed the enemy. lie favored the bill oil th'
minority OF thv,commi,toS which provided 10 all
In our Congressional despatch of to-day, it vii
be seen that a substitute was adopted which pro
videsor officers aud men. forty ncres for over siS
months service aud sno hundred Tor over twelve
months service.
II tho bill passes of which there is but LITTLE
doubt, the revenus from public lands, II is esti
mnled, will DO diminished about four millions
dollars.
Tliis is an important bill 10 very mnny oi tn
surviving soldiers of the several Wars IN which
our country hus boen engaged, aud will afford re
lief to many who are now in anything else thu
easy circumstances.