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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-06
NORWICH AND WORCESTER r.. r


al Freight Train with passenger attached.
DOWNWARD TRAIN.
Worcester at GAS and 1880 A. NJ, and 430 P. NJ
7" Oxford, at 7.15 and HOO " sos
Webster, at 7.30 and Ills " 5.22
Pomfret, at 500 and 11.50 Z" F." 5.54
Daniesonville, at SIS A. NJ, 1918 and GIT
Centr'l Village, atS42 &c 1928 and 6.32
Arrive at Norwich, at $50 " 100 and 7.20
Steamboat Train leaves Boston at $50 P. NJ, Worces
ter at 100 p NJ Danielsonvie at $685. Norwich at
900 p. NJ.
The $50 A. NJ. train from Norwich will connect with
coaches for Providence at Central Village and Pomret
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays; Daniesonvile
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays; at Junction with
Western Express Train for New York aud Albany at 25
A. NJ; for Albany New York and Way Stations, $50
NJ, and with train for Providence and Worcester Road
At Worcester Station with Boston and Worcester and
Worcester and Nashua Trains.
The II NJ. train from Norwich will inersect at Junction
with New York Express Train for Boston, and train for
Providence and Worcester Road at Worcester Station
with Boston and Worcester and Worcester and Nashua
Trains.
Trains Fl Worcester at Gas and 1870 A. NJ arrive
in Norwichin for Trains for New London Stonng
ton, Willimantc, Hartford New Haven and n. York.
The 1870 A. NJ. Train from Worcester connects at DAN
ielsonvie with coaches for Providence Wilmantc and
Hartford, daily for Brooklyn with every Accommodation
train.
At Dayville with Coach for Ashford Tuesdays Thurs
days and Saturdays; for Providence Mondays Wednes-
days and Fridays
The 430 P NJ. Train from Worcester at Web
ser with coaches for Souhbridge daily; for North and
West Woodstock, and Eastford, daily.
Passengers for New York by Steamboat Stations on
the line Of this Road, will take the 430 p NJ Train from
Worcester. IS. NJ. ANDREWS, Agent.
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under the pretence of elfecg cure medicines which in
nineteen cases out of twenty have injurious effect upon
tne system without producing the desired result or any
sign of it, should shun t. se bpeds and use none Inf ~
genuine NV S
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Q NJ n / 3 u s

resEzss=zS1 ADAMS & CO.'S BOSTON,
s5ssas.sssssssssg NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, BALTI-
MORE, AND CALIFORNIA EXPRESS.-A. 4 Co. for
ward Goods Parcels, Money &c. and make collections
Norwich, New York PHILADELPHIA Washington Pittsburg,
and St. Louis with the utmost promptitude giving all pos
sble to all and any kinds Of business Of the above
description entrusted 10 them. ~ A. & Co. also forward
Parcels Letters &C.. to all parts Of Europe 0FFIcEs9
Court St. Boston; Is Shetucke st. Norwich; B. r. Bolles
N. London; IS Chestnut st. Philadephia Wall St., N
York; Light St., Baltimore; Penn. Avenue, Washington
IS Fourth St. Pittsburg; of Pine and Water Ss
st. Louis; L. L. MASON, Express Office Of Main
and Mechanic Sts, Worcester. ALVIN ADAMS,
w. D. DINSMORE
Worcester, Nov ], 1858. diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-06

THESE Pills are invariably certain to regulate the female
SYSTEM and can be taken without hazard. They are
known by hundreds of females in this country to be the
only preparation discovered that has proved inyar
ably certain in all cases.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-06
FRENCH PERIODICAL Pills AND Drops

= ItI44F vi T LhIUDTCAL PTLLN 4ND DROpN
me eincacy OF which have been tested in a hundred
cases. and never failed to effect speedy cure without any
n result me RUS and Drops are the result of an ex-
tensiye practice and discovered by accident To eu
Bse theu virtues would not add to their merit We would
only say, try them They viii be sent to any part Of the
country secure from observation by add sing (post paid
DR.. @. A. HILL, No. III Main st..
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Ale0itiurs.
RIsEA Es OF THE SWTN
H CHAS. A. pHELpS NJ n A Az

NO. Beach Street, near Washington Street Boston.
with general practice, DR.. p, since his return from
Europe, gives sPe ctdL attentiod to DISEASES on
THE SKIN in all forms. W
Usual Office hours from IL to l, and from 3 toepM
and in the evening. deoSat&w6m deco ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-06

r EICESTER & WORCESTER Elk.
IL PREsS,-The subscribers will run daily EXPIRES,
for the conveyance Of Boxes Bundies Merchandise and
every other Express Freight between the above named
places and after this date leaving Leicester O'Clock
A NJ, and Worcester at O'Clock p NJ
Al orders entrusted to us, left at the Post Office or
az Horace Waites Store, Leicester (where states may be
found,) will be promptly and faithfully attended TO-
Once in Worcester, at A. II. Newton's 207 Main st.
Leicester, March i, 1853 MARI dGwtf
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PAP ER HAN GlNGS,
AT
Eg II o w " 6 G. O.3S.

l48 Main Street. Worcester.
Where may be found at all times, the largest stock,
and greatest number Of patterns Of any establishment in
Worcester County-prices as low as any in Massachu
seand ten per cent cheaper than any other in
the City Of Worcester "Manu acturers' Agentsn and
"Erpress Wagons" not excepted. BROWN & co.
Worcester, March 81, 1854. daw6w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-06

| RENCH PERIODICAL PILLS AND
q DROPS,-DR. c. A. HILL, No. 12l Main Street
worcester Mass would say that great expense he has
prepared from the original recipe the French Periodical
rus and Drops discovered by j. Harrington NJ D. while
praetcng in the Hospital in Paris, under the immediate
observation Of the renowned RECORD of Paris and 40
TON, of London. $50 ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-09-14

sAYANNhN AND GIIaELESIGY.

In Savannah OF Thursday there were 80 in
termens--3O from yellow fever, and on Friday
20---l3 from yellow fever. We regret to learn
that S. l. Chapman esq. editor and proprietor
OF the. Savannah ,Lot,rna and Courier, dlcd an
Saturday,. r. B. Hilton, esq: principal editor
Of The Savannah Georgian is sick, having been
taken down with the cpidamic on Thursday
night. w. Il. Thompson esq, editor OF the
Savannah Morning News, has brcn sick with
the fever, but is now, we are gratlflcd 10 learn,
convacsccrt at Augusta.
The deaths in Charleston from the ftaver for
The fortv-rinht hours ending OH Sunday night
wrrr twcnlr. r.sryrn--DAily SOu.h CarO!lnlln.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-09-14

Az officer in Boston last Sunday attempted 10
arrest IN lrishman for disorerly conduct, where
upon 4 large party OF the friends Of the latter
assaulted tc officer with bricks aud stones,
Knocked out several Of his teeth and otherwise
mutillatcd his person, and set the prisoner at
liberty. The policemen of The city soon rallied
md proceeded to the scene of disturbance where
they found some two thousand persons ASSEM-
bled. After 4 desperate fight, in which one or
two Of The policemen were badly beaten, forty
three of the rioters were arrested and lodged in
prison.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-09-14
Choice Etcres.

WM. SHEARS, Of Augusta, has No. ]. Mercantile
:.n!sc in tla, place l!deed may h. said 10 hr a.
Number IL NJ richer array of goods is I" be found
this side Of SruAEr's than That he is nnw preparing
TO present; before the ub!ic eye See Lis advertisc'
m:;li elsewhere.
Attention is also directed to Mr.. w. II. CRANE S
advertisement Every one WHO trades in Augusta
from this vicinity know Mr. &, am'I ever wil!in;
10 certify 10 The rxyc!Icr; qualify aai modc'ae prices
% lis Goods.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-09-14
Rail Road Matters.

WE invite the attention of our readers to The sketch
of the speech delivered al Rail Road Dinner last
week by Thomas PERRIN, ESQ, H. able President
of lne Grccnve and Columbia RSil Road. The ei-
crIcni letter of HENRY GoURDIN, Esq, President of
the Blue Ridge rai Road, addressed 10 The Commits
tee .! Invitation, will appear in our next issuc.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-09-14
Thn Drnn,h Uadnd.

OK Saturday ana Monday last We were visited III
this section by ccpioas rains. Tie drou'h was be-
ming terrible but now every Thing looks lnort
cheering Our later crops pcas, potatoes, Ti'rs, &C.
lave chance To come out. Cotton has hrcn stained
good deal, which will give buyers the opportunity OF
CRYING ont "snm coton;'' bu in spite Of This, the
rains were iavrn!ly welcomed ny all.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-09-14
W. c. MosAcaE. Src'ry.
Eon = iE AuvC ;:'is&R.

FO. ! iE&U'!. =, i-@is'
Mn. Eplroa.-OJscryiu. ia : Adrcrtiscr ol
tie 3l> alt, 81 communication sg":i Iy ii number
Of czrns Of Elgc'ir!d District, calling upon tic
Candidates for the House u! Representatives to ar'
ssrrr crrain inlerrogaiurcy c"mcc:n:r HE i%" Ae:
ur orr legislature authorizing Arssrs. .loSis 4;
KENNEDY 10 take toll at the ;imi!l Ca;"Iina cnd Of
the Bridge opposite augusta, G'' and as acqnicscc
in the right of the pcupc 10 bcctlc acquainted with
the view. Of thuse who SEEK 10 represent them: and
have no desire 10 keep hid fran their knowledge
any opinions which | may entertain on questions Of
public policy ] will make the lo'o@rs reply
In answer to the first question whether | !" believe
the act alluded TO, as wise, just p'!t:c or proper"
believe that The passage Of the Act, under Ii. cir
cuns,anccs, WAS nrxpedient, bccaase it a!lor'lct!
The occasion for Tic City Council Of Augusta - sub
jcct citizens AMI the ru!l;c generally 10 The ray
mcut Of an excessive toll, amounting in so:ic III
stances To prohibition OF ranc, thereby causing a
considerable loss 10 individuals. must III rs! &C
To my position in this matter, however, $50 that
have no sympathy with the feeling that would prompt
to the dcnuncalion Of the J. gi,lainrc, calling ihc
Act highway robbery, aa the Legislators them
selves. .robbcrs Neither ran scr The claims which
the City Council Of Augusta presents for tic re-
ngwal Of her Charter from South Carolina, in The
strong lisli; in wh.c! some seem t" vrw then.
As regards the srcunA inierrgalrry, wEci''r, ii
elected, l will vote f'r Il repeal Of The law, an one
Of those who believe tic Act is not rpr;l:ah" In
this connection will take accession 10 say that
in my opinion the Candidates for III" ll"uss are
not us mu2h Interested in This Bridge question ms
many seem 10 think particularly ut this JiIn:lnFe,
for since the granting Of the injunction by Judge
GlLcl!nISr, and the consequent removal Of tic toll
gate erected by Alcssrs. JONES * hENNEpY, the
public are already rl Of III. great burthc oi COM
p!aint, Uhr excessive tu:lsy and it cannot in amy
event be imposed upon them again, as the Supreme
Court has h: matter under consideration, anu hat
ever her dccis;on may Be, whether in favor oil JONES
& kEHyMDY or the City Council Of Augusta, double
tu cannot be cXactrj-frr f in favor Of The oriner,
full toll cannot Lc legally taken ii TIC Augusta eil
Of the Bridge, willie if the act be declared utron-
siiiutional the aw III question will be swept From tue
Statute Books, and that will end the matter, 50 tar
rs the imposition OF excessive toll upon the pubic
is concerned. Taking this view of the question it
seems TO me TO be more Il case for the Courts than
for the Legislature. Respectfully,
II. T. COOK.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-09-14
ro, TIE ADVERTISER.

FOR TIE ADVERTISERS.
Mr.. EDIroR,-In answer 10 the iG'crrosatorIes
prcpounlcd 10 the Candidates for the House oil liep-
rcscntavcs relative TO the Act authorizing JONES
& KENNEDY to collect toll at The South Carolina end
Of the Bridge at Augusta,
"lst. DO you believe the Act alluded to as wise,
Just, polite or proper? 49,.
a2d Will you, if elected, vote for it's repeal /"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-09-14
Another Barbecue.

VIZ are authorised 20 announce that Barbecue
will GENE I'll III Beach .!and ffn; the 2Snd IL
>,anr, 10 which every body and The Candidates are
respectfully invited. discussion !" som" questions
now before ;'e people is expected 10 he had There
vii! BE- plenty for ALL Of vic!uaS We'll as talking
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-09-14

THREATENED TROUBLE Is KASSAs--A pub
lie lacciing is reported in the Platte (Mo) AT
gus, held At Weston in the State, hear the cas-
tern border OF Kansas, on the Both ult, nj
which tie following resolution, offered by DR..
G. w Daylis<, WIS unanimously adopted:
ReSoircd. That this Association will, When
ever called upon hv any Of the citizcns Of Kan-
sns Territory, hold Itself in readiness 20 20 there
10 assist in removing any and all cmigranl> who
20 there under the auspices Of Tie Northern
Emigration Aid Societies.
The Baltimore Sun says:-It is to be hoped
that no necessity wii! arise for the citizen, Of
Kansas 10 seek the MD Of those who adopted
this resolution. Kansas, by the act of Congress,
is open 10 free white settlers from a quarters Of
;hc Union, without regard 10 their views on this
or that question, aud the people Of Missouri
have no right whatever 10 interfere, 10 say who
shall, ana who shall rot, settle therein
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-09-14
LITER FROM EUROPE,

The telegraph being ont Of order, the mail of
Saturday brings Us some sclnty items Of for
eiyn intelligence brought by the Africa, which
arrived at Halifax Oh Thursday, bringing di,cs
from Liverpool to the 26lh ult:
Cotton is dull and hts declined J during The
week
The troops at B"mcrsund were TO embark
for service else here Preparations have been
renewed for the Crimcan expedition.
An irSurrcctiun broke out 1T Damascus on
the 10Th, but va, qur!Ird
There have been 80 further operations in The
Black sea.
The Ausgians have entered Moldava and
vii! occnpy both prircipaIitics.
The Russians are concentrated on the Prurh.
The TURKS are nj Bucharest, and no imnrdi-
ate battle is expected. TIE Criulrau expedition
is Stationary.
The Tur;;;s met with terrible defeat at kars,
losing LOCO men prisoners of war;
Spain is gradually brcuMing quiet.
Large contracts for beef and pork are aivcr-
lisrd Tor in nglaud.-Day South Caroliniau.
HEALTH OF TIE CIry-Our reporter was
unable 10 see The physician having charge OF the
Marine Hospital last evening, and we are con-
srqurnliy without our usual daily statement
from that Institution. At the Aims house he
learncd that there had been three admissions
and three fatal cases Of yellow fever during thc
preceding twcm,y-tour hours. The CITY Regis
lrr reports tia. there were fifteen deaths from
the disease on "Wednesday. One of our lculing
business men has handed us 4 communication,
which We elsewhere i;isrrt. relative TO what he
consiacrcs llie detective system of making NOR
fury reports, and inr which we invite psrusa;
but at Tic same time we wish it to be distinctly
understood that We are not sufficiently convcr-
SAINT with the matter personally, TO fully endorse
what our correspondent slates respecting tho
extent of the fever each day. We. however.
believe him TO be pretty well posted on the sub.
ject, and therefore entitled to credcncc. 1t is
gratifying to learn that frost made its appear
ance several days ago in The Northern part of
Ohio New Eng land and New Jersey. Accor-
ding TO the wcatherwisc this is indicative of an
early winter and it will not be surprising to
find frost in this region within month or six
weeks. 1t canno: now come too soon-ChaTles-
ton Standard, 9th inst
sY DRIED PEACHES, it is said, nrc an excellent
preventative against for the diarrhda. Have
handful in your pocket and eat them occasionally
s9 WHY is IL Young lady just from boarding
school, like building committee.
Because she is ready to receive proposals.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-09-14

Gye TO Soy that aa opfcscl to tic public being
taxed with double toll. And as to the repeal Of the
:.ct above referred to, desire not to pledge myself
To any course il q. ctcd but 10 remain free to act
viii! all The light that MAJ then he brought before
re. Very respectfully,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-09-14

~ \ Gold Cuff: Pin has been left al this Office.
The owner is requested 10 come forward, prove pro-
per,y aud take il away, otherwise it may fall into
the possession of unr lmps" snce,-l!eart
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-09-14
0tf a0uer1i5er.
ARTHUR SIMKINS, EDITOR.
EDGEFIELD, S. C.
THURSDAY SEPTEMBER ii, 1854.

80" TIE sickness of the Editor Will explain the
measrencss of the Editorial Department this week.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-09-14

CArTAiy lIoL!iys.-A despatch in rslaloE TO
this officer says THAT he has received 4 communi-
cation from the Secretary Of the Navy, dclach
ing him from the Cyare. and ordering him TO re-
port Himself to Capt. Boartman, Of New York.
The Secretary expresses establishment at his ar
rest, and assures hin of the unimpaircd conf
dcnce of the Department, eompmenlng his
gallantry, patriotism and fitness for command.
Atthe inspection of the Cyane and Saratoga
the communication WAS read, aud Capt. Ii. took
leave of the officers and crew. The Secretary
saws that Oh thc return Of ,he President Capt.
II. will hear further from tie Department.
CHURCHES Iy SAN NFGANcIsco-They are real.
" Il curch-going people in San Francisco
They haze now several fine large brick churches
already erected, or in process Of building, VIZ: :
The lst Congregational Church cost $4,000;
The Catholic Cathedral cost S4OO,OO0 tie jew
i<h synagogue cost $4,000; Calvary Presbyte.
ran Church (Dr. Scott's) cost 100000: two
Baptist Churches, say 100000; besides some
six or eight wooden buildings fine and commo-
dious, and every way comfortable and convent
ent for large congregations.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-09-14

IIoY. p s. D@ocrs-On Monday !h instant.
y large asscmbage Of citizens, from Ills AND a
juuiGg districts were collected 10 iicar lie a!-
dress Of Hon. p $. Brooks. st lhe hour ap-
pointed, the Court House WAS crowded 10 over
flowing, wien Mr. Brooks made lis appearance
amd in spcrch Of sonle length: Yet clear, lucid:
and wiihal happily delivered, gave 4 satisfactory
account of hi stewardship, during the past scs-
sion--llis rem ks throughout, exhibited that
power Of "cncr.Iizing thought which character
lie his speeches. lie WAS listened 10 with pro.
found attention and marked interest. Daring
lis discourse :c slightly touched upon eli.orS,'
sensitive hng:tycr lis We are 10 a fault rcSpec-
ting our rig aud privileges, we waive his a',
lusions by, with the cid adagc, :" that 4 melted
horse, spurred in the flank is always expected to
kick up"
Col a. c. Darlington followed in 4 speech
elegantly ornate and coquenlIy delivered, there
being no exciting question before the people;
his remarks were general and received with
hearty approvaI.-Ncwberry Sentinel.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-09-14

Great gootl.Icc!Ing Plcval'cd E!oigh"nt lEc Gay,
and, although. "y Iweniy.>i1 luas;:nd dollars ii
II,liriraI Stuck iakem a! Inc lime. the elect
PRODUCED np"l lr general nD! MAS Of hill tn Keep
lie hall in ,nnl;vl:. W lille has baen Subscribed
sinrc the dizzy If lr nccng aud much more l. lai'll-
luy promised. AIirs"ihcr, there is enough, % make
ns ,! forward with confidence To he early building
of Road from sunc POINT on the g. u c. lil Road
10 Aiken, TIA EG:cGe!d Z. IT.
ARTHUR SlMi;lN&, Pres.
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Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-12
Augusta Bridge Case.

II will be gratifying news to the residents of
Edg6eld District, and to those ofAugusta, that
henceforth they can recross the Bridge over the
Savannah river, by paying single toll. The Hon.
Andrew j. Miller, one of the Attorneys of the
City Council, yesterday afternoon received a
despatch from Charleston, which stated that
Judge Gilchrist, of the United States Circuit
Court, sitting at Charleston in February last,
before whom the question was argued had
granted an injunctiouin favor of the City Coun-
Gil ofAugusta vs.. Jones & Kennedy. Augusta
Constitutionalist 9Th.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-12
A SNEEZING COURT.

The Cincinnati Columbian must be held re-
sponsble for the following "sneezer:"-
During the progress of the examination of
Minkhouse and Leary, for an outrage upon an
idiot girl, as reported elsewhere, some person or
persons, not having due sense of the awful
majesty of the law or the dignity of the court,
scattered a villanous mixture of snuff, cayenne
pepper, bayberry bark, and most probably a
slight sprinkling of cowhage about the room
IT happened at the time that the audience was
extremely large, and of that mixed description
that generally congregate about the purlies of a
Court of Justice. The insinuating dust soon be-.
gan to take effect, a concert Of sneezing mixed
with coughing first among the outsiders, made it
impossible to understand one word from either
Judge, lawyer, witness, or prisoner.
''Silence!" shouted the marshal
'Si-an ci-chi chez lence!" sneezed the depu-
ty.
By this time the epidemic had extended to
within the bar, and there was as much coughing
and sneezing as ever was heard within the
House of Representatives during prosy speech
of an unpopular orator.
"Open Though win chez chee-chee dow; oh,
Lord ~ exclaimed the prosecuting attorney.
u suggest-ah-cheete that they be chiz turned
out" gasped another lawyer.
The judge, who by this time had coughed
and sneezed, until his face was as red as the
comb of turkey cock was struck by the idea,
and posse of officers being called from below,
cleared the room of the unhappy multitude, who
upon their eeress into the street gave such d.
nbolical sneeze that couple ofhorses that were
hitched outside, became scared, and breaking
their brides scampered frantically away.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-12
THE WHEELING BRIDGE-INJUNC-
TION GRANTED AGAINST ITS RE-
CONSTRUCTION

Philadelphia Tuesday, june 26.
In the U. S. Circuit Court to-day, a petition
was presented applying for an injunction to re-
strain the Wheeling Bridge Company from re-
constructing the bridge over the Ohio river at
the same elevation as the old one, alleging that
1t is the intention of the Company to raise the
two suspended cables left by the storm, and
construct new bridge at the same elevation
The petition also alleges that the navigation of
the river would be greatly obstru ,ted thereby
The bill was accompanied by affdavits setting
forth these facts, and from its tenor, seems to
be a bill TO execute the former decree of the
Supreme Court, with an order to stay the recon
struction of the bridge. In the meantime the
injunction was granted, with an order for the
work to be stayed.
=, Inc validity OF the act to OF congress making