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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-27
Cottage For Sale Cheap.

Cottage For Sale Cheap. 1a
rare chance is offered tobuy NEW COTTAGE,
in very pleasant part OF the city, containing
This House will be sold for LESS THAN COST, and
offers great inducement to any one wishing to par
chase. Apply Immediately. The quicker the cottage
is sold the cheaper it be bought. large share Of
the purchase money can remain mortgage for four
yeirs.
Cottege in west part OF city for sale
House wanted tent from $175 to $500, for family of
two persons. -l-gs...ss
young man, able to command from $1,000 to $4,000,
is DESTROYS of engaging in business. ~
House wanted, capable of accommodating to IL
boarders, by the LIST Of April.
Wet NuFse wanted Immediately.
House wanted, within or miles from Worcester
with acres of land, for poison who wishes TO
hire.
Wanted, on or by 18th of March, house, within a
quarter of mile of public school on Pleasant Rent
Wanted, PASTRY COOK. Good wages paid.
Wanted few table hoarders, near Post Office.
An unfinished house can be bought very cheap.
Amercan girls wanted gointo the country and work
In shop. Good wages paid,
a33 Main street--sUp Stairs. 233
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E NEW Os6S,
at Aliens Book Store. 275 Rain Street,
HARRINGTON BLOCK,

Priscilla Trials or the Truth BY Rev Joseph
Banvad.
Rev Jacob Aebntt's rev book, Roo's Tour in Eu.
rope.
Hot Corn fs Sreueg in New York, illustrated.
Baps and Mishaps, by Grace Greenwood.
Home Scenes and Home Sounds, by Mrs Il. Marion
Stephens.
Dress as a Fine Art, by Mrs Meirif,ld.
Fern Leave, from FauRl'S Portfolio,
Little Ferns, for Fannl's Liitle Friends r
Ny Two Sisters, by Mrs Enily Judson. L
The BloodsiOne by Mcleod @
The Wind Spirit and the Rain Goddess.
Busy Moments Of an Idle " oman
Poems by John G SAKE
Lectures TO Young Men, by Clark
Young Mans Friend, by Daniel q. Eddy
Young Ladies Counsellor, by Wise
Memoirs Of Rev Or JudsOn, by Waylaud.
Light on the Dark River, q Memoirs OF Mrs II amln
scr,bner's Mechanics Companion.
Spiritual Ieeg graphic Opposition Line, by Camp
bell ia2D diff
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Musical Notice,

MFR EDWARD A. R, KHERNS, Professor of Music,
WI in this city, respectfully announces that he will
give private lessons on the Flute and Guitar. For terms
and particulars, inquire, between II and !, or and
O'Clock, p. M, at his house, on Main street, No. 81.
jail DIV
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Blacksmithing and Grinding |!
II. C. FISH

MANUFACTURER of Wrought and Cast Iron
WI Fences, Crates for sidewalks, Irons for buildings
BRIDGES 6c., and all other articles which be made
in Iiae of business Purchasers will find that the
articles above enumerated, can be bought of me as
cheap in Boston elsewhere, as have large
sortment of the latest les.
Please call and examine Union Street.
Worcester, Nov. 8, 1858. 'dly
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NOTICES, &c.
Il Special Meeting

OF Worcester Il. Chapter, win q
w be held at Masonic Hail, on FRIDAY X
AE EVENING, at "a O'Clock. K
ja2G 1921 Nv
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NIlTIGE.

NTY BOOK DEPOSITORY is 2O7 Main Street. sec.
lNI ond store North of the Temperance House.
Wanted, several Young Men, to circulate and val
liable books. ial2 diff N. BERVEY.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-27

REV PUBLICATIONS.,
Received at So Main Street, this day, Dec. IT.
EN-. TUCK Err, Agent.
Homes Of American Statesmen 500
Christ in History, by Turnbul, 1875
Mrs Ben Darby. by Collins, 90
Testimony The Poets, 100
The Experience OF Life, by Jewell, rs
Legends OF Brittany, illustrated rs
Wori Of Ben JonsoR New Edition, $50
Book Of Parlor Games, 100
Hot Com, Life scenes in New York. illus-
traled, by Scion Robinson, author OF avid
Maggie" "Madelns,i &c. l,25
hechanics, principles and application, by Oliver
Byrne, rs
FOOTE'S Index to Periodic i Literature, SEQ
Epirtualism, by Judge Edmonds, l25
AppetOns Modern Atlas Of Tho Earth $50
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Ma WorcAstar Eirenan

NM no signed the late Petition to the City Govern
Wy ment IRE requested TO meet at Warren Hall, on
FRIDAY Evening, Jan, 81, at ~ o'clock
G A. jerks, lro
J.. r. HUDSON, rot o.
henry BARNARD,
SIMON f. COMBS,
JAMES CIApP
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SPECIAL AND
IMPORTANT N0TECE.

"A Ii persons having Unpaid Ac-
4 IA counts with the Subscribers, are
requested to make immediate payment,
and are hereby notified that all accounts
remaining unsettled at the first day of
February, will be left with an Attorney
for collection. All accounts must be
settled al least twice year, or we must
stop giving credit.
B. L. HARDON 81 co.
iael d&wistf
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Instruction in Music.
Providence G Wort ester 4. r. Company
MOTTO

.ssszSsEs1 nand after date, Passenger ,rains will
into and leave the Passenger De-
pot upon e street.
ISAAC H. SOUTH WICK, supt.
Worcester Der Q 1873 dtf
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Worcester Efutual Fire Insurance Co.


A T the annual meeting oftbis Company, held De-
ed -
President-Anthony Chase.
TredsureT-Fred. VIM Paine
Secreidry-Charles NJ. Miles.
DWtctorS-EhenezeI Foney, FitchbaIg,
Paul Within, Norhbridge,
Amory HOLMAN, Bolton,
AlznsOn Hamilton, w, Brookfeld
James s. Wentworth, Worcester
VIM 4. MeTrife,d, g.
David Lee, Barre,
David 5 Messi,ger Worcester
The amount at risk Dec ], 1873, wes Sl2,5279i4.-
The number OF policies outstanding is 1910.
Tie Company sustained, the past year. IL partial,
fifteen total losses, amounting to Sl1,U6l 81, which
have all been annie sby adjusted, and pala, with the
CeptOn Of OF S l50 which has not yet been demands
ed. The net cash funds Of the Company December l,
1853, amounted To Sl47 $3.50, which is invested In
Bank STOCK and Mortgages on Real Estate.
II will be seen ftom the Tl0enty Ninth Annuat Re.
port of the OH Forester Mutual Fire Insurance
Company, hat it is decidedly fer the interest OF all,
who have property located in the county of Worcester
ANA oil such class is eceived by this Com pany,
-tO insure the same at their Office.
They still adhore strictly to the policy, which has
ever secuted their marked success.
Their risks confined TO the County Of Worcester.
They insure only the safest class of properly.
They employ no irresponsible agents
Ihey Charge only such premiums, are adequate to
the Iisk.
They make no assessments, hut refund on an average
more than 50 per. cent Of tho premium received
The steady increase of business nom year year at
this office Notwithstanding the formation OF numerous
other conflicting companies and the exaggeratons and
Interpretations of their interested agents is
sufficient proof Of tie SoW1daeSS of the principles,
which This Company haze adopted and uniformly fol-
ioWsd.
ANTHONY CHASE, President.
CHARLES NJ. MILES Secretary. jnl0 d&wti.
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Olothing-CIoth Clofhing

O4OVIlIH5 VIvlH11s 'VIVIlIIs
MIR. FRANCIS F. DUDLEY would inform the
lY1 public generally that he has made ample arrange
nents with of the first class of New York
and Boston, for a supply of GOOD CLOTHING, which
viii DO sold, tor the CASH lower than by any
in Worcester County, at the old stand of Warden IL
Dudley, NO Merchants Row. directly in front of the
Worcester House, F. d DUDLEY.
Worcester, January 2, 1854 jas dsm
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MISCELLANEOUS.
I'm GREAT CLOSING OFF On
Ea- s. i'll he! Va.

A Ii the BOOTS AND snoEs in the Store lately
"A occupied by
JOEL FLETCHER, NO 8S MA,N ST,
Are now offered such prices win ensure their i'm
mediate sale
This Stock comprising THREE THOUSAND DOL
LARS WORTH OF
Meas, Boys, yVOmen's, and
CHILDaEN's BOOTS SHOES, Of every variety
having been purchased
az A GREAT DEsc9UNT,
enables the subscriber offer to the Public ouch bar
gains as to caim their immediate attention An emu
maIation ofprices wonld be supehuous. Can early,
and see for yourselves
Sale to continue Thirty Days, or until the whole
stock is disposed of ca. GOUDNOW.
JaHuaty y, 1854 df
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SheriH's Sale.

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
Worcester, IS. January 10, 1854.
SY virtue Of an Execution, which issued on jndg-
ID meDt in favor of CHARLES NJ. HARRIS, of West
Boylston, in said County, Yeoman, against DAVID
s. WILDER, of Blackstone, in said County, and STE
PHEN H0LBROOK, of NorthbIidge in said Cou-
ty, at the December Term of the Court Of Common
Pleas for said County, A ID. 1853 have taken all the
Right IN Equity that the said DAVID s Wilder and Ste.
phen B. HolbrOOk, either OF the n, had the tenth
day of March, A. D. 1858, the day when the was
attached On mesne process, TO redeem certain
gagged real esiae laying in West Boys.On aforesaid
G:a She same That is described in a Mortgage DEED
the eff, from David S. Wilder and Charles N. harris
to Joseph White, recorded in the Registry of Deeds for
said County, Book 1885, PAGE l6 And on SATURDAY,
the lweny fifth day OF February next, O'Clock
in The afternoon, at my Office in the City Of Wor-
ceser, NO. s, Worcester Bank Block) shall offer
sale, ~ Puo hucuOn,,U the highest bidder said right
in equity Of redemption.
Jalg dlaw3w J. DAY, Dep Sheriff.
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Also, Ready-Mado Clothing.

u VFtI! NtsUTI pIIUIIi
usual consisting Of Over Goats, Fronk, Dress and
Sack Goats. Pants and Vestg and every variety Of
Furnishing GoOds.
Remember the place, % Main ST.. Piper Block Wor-
eester. Mass. sign OF the Full Dressed Man.
sci dawtf
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nc CUR 81 r S !!
THE PREMIUM CUTTER OF 1858 !
The Kentucky Straw Cutter

: now manufactured by the subscriber, and for sale
L at No 26 Mechanic street, Worcester. The alien
ton Of al! persons wanting HAY CUTrEGB is
solicited to examination of the above Implement
II all kinds Of fodder fron the finest hay 10 the
stalks, and all kinds Of vegetables any
alt ration In short, it is he most simple, eff
Cent and safest Gutter, (heng wholly free from the
rme OF anpu ating i1gers, A;c,) that has been
Introduce in this state. DAVID BOYDEN.
Worcester, Nov, 1898 ney3O d&wtf
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WANTS. &c.
Wanted
BOYS Wanted.
Wanted

A S Apprentices to the Dry Goods business. Also,
IA Check Boys Apply at the store eff
ja2O dd CHAMBERLlN, BARNARD, &Co.
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Court OF Colnmon Pleas.

se.vre non, Judge woodruff.
MkY 2t.The People or ne relation qf Patrick Loary
asdnS Sarch karrey-Ihis suit on habeas corpus
Tor the custody Of James Hylend boy about seven years
OF age Who with two other children Il was alleged was
deserted ~ their mother and the plaintiff Leary adopt
Cd tho said james Hysnd who II Is said the defendant
had since taken snd refused TO give up The respondent
answering, says tha 10 Is the sister OF the chis mo-
ther; that she iour = strayirg In the First avenue
without being in of any person. and that she 4
much attached % tie child and able 70 support him
The Jndge gave the following decision The respondent
admits that she took the child out OF the street IL The
neghborhoc Of the relators residence wtbouthis CON
sent ANA wit out any iustifable If she had any
claims upon NE child the possession Of 1t should have
been obtained In legal manner and not clandestney.
appears that the relstor Is person good character
Wiling adopt the chd and that the uncle OF the chd
his nearest relative, desires 70 have him remain with the
relaor Under such circumstance the respondent was
in error In resorting 70 improper mode Of obtaining
the possession OF the boy, and such should not
be sanctioned The child must be restored to the custody
Of the reator from which he has been improperly taken
without prejudice to any future application respcn
dent In another proceeding "a obtain the possession Of
has TO H."
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the sky, particularly near the horizon, was of
tur hue resembling blush green and the faces of
persons few feet from assumed ghastly paencss
This did not last over five minutes, however
AT twenty five minutes to six the shadow OF the
appeared to be slowly rising from the southern limb Of
the sun, like dark curtain, forming crescent on
that portion of its disc. The thermometer stood at
1s and from this time till quarter TO six II went down
two degrees II began to grow lighter, and at five
minutes 10 six the Thermometer stood at IS again.
At six O'Clock little than one half the suns
disc visible, and the thermometer indicated 70.
slowly the shadow lifted from the SUM- and at 81 minutes
past six II had entirely disappeared, the eclipse having
lasted hours, p minutes and 40 seconds. The ther
mometer at this time at 49, but the change in this
instance was owing TO the approach of evening.
The following tables present a comparison Of this
eclipse with that which took place Sept 49, 1885, which
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J.E WS BY ELEGRAPH.
>~>~S~>~~~>>~~~>>~>~
The Deficiency Bill in the House.
-~~~~~>~~~~>>~~~>~~~-
fugitive Slave Riots at Boston and Syracuse.
~>c~~~>~~~~~~~~>~~->~~
ater News from Havana and Hey West.
He INDIANA DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
>>>r~~~>~~~>>~~~>S~~
THE PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY AT BUFFALO,
&c.. &C., DC.
NE INDIANA DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
THIRTY-T1IIRD CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.



WASHINGTON, May 26 1854
1m ADJoURSMEST.
On motion Of Mr.. wAsBURSx, (whg) Of H., the House
greed when they adjourn to adjourn till Monday week.
PRIVATE Bills.
Mr.. DRUM (dem.) OF Pa, offered resolution that the
,veral standing committees Of the House who have
rsd private bills be allowed to report the by filing
,em with the Clerk, who shall place them in order on
,e calendar.
Mr.. JoSss, (dcm) Of Tenn, objected.
Mr. DRuM-We have our desks full Of bills
Mr. Josks-I willing to stay here, and transact
nsiness Report one bill at time.
Mr.. HousToR, (dem) Of Ala-f the House had not
greed 10 could tomorrow receive those
sports.
SURVEYOR GENERAL FOR WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Mr. LAccAsTER introduced bill to establish the Office
Surveyor General for Washington Territory, aud bill
the construction Of military roads therein Referred
THE DEFICIENCY BILL.
The House proceeded to vote on amendments to the
efficiency bi and rejected Al against 100 the amend
nent Of $500000 for continuing the works to supply
Washington with water and likewise rejected the follow
ng Senate amendments:-To repeal that part Of the
rinting act which provides that when any documents
ball be ordered to be printed by both houses Of Con-
by the printer Of that house which nrst ordered
he same and to divide the printing of Executive de-
arments equally between the tive printers Of Congress
S8 against l02. Also rejected 40 against 104, the
mon dment appropriating $77l, 900 for the Custom
fouses at St Louis, Mobile Cincinnati, Louis vile, Ban
isco also el31 for Marine Hospitals at Cleveland
t. Louis Chicago Louisville, Paducah, Evansville, San
rancisco, and Burlington, Iowa.
The House then adjourned.
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As /. was supposed ~ that total darkness would
be caused by this eclipse theneral feeling appeared 70
be that Of disappointment. am perfectly dissusted
with the whole affair = said person who had looked
forward Ito The event with no ordinary feelings Of
curiosity, cts regular humbug. After al, IT'S
nothing TO be making such time about" What the
astronomers think oi &C. however s Of vastly fuo'e i
porance and their report will be looked for WHY eager
ness W all who feel sn earnest interest IN rs senno
results The next great eclipse viii take place on sep
tenber g. 1875 and - considered BY astronomers 70 be
less far astronomical deductions than that which
took place yesterday.
Among The anv incidents which took place during the
ao,ns, o tte sun Yesterday afternoon was the following
the SCENE Of which laid on the corner OF cotandt
and yocnrich streets.A clever docsr residing In the
;,l,tv having provided himself with SMOKED glass,
b,cb answered his purpose very we'll took his station
az above TO sec what 70 be seen, &C. Soon quite
crowd gsthercd around him. and Of course, many who
we've not 50 happy he Ia having the necdful TO look az
The eclipse with took the liberty Of borrowing his glass
lie vas very glad 10 lend Il 70 them and took particular
pains 70 explain the phenomena, especially directing
their attention 70 the line which appeared 20 divide the
upecrsed portion Of the sun order TO hich, be
bad 10 place them in Just such position 10 which the
bys,ander happy TO he placed under his guidance
Every thought Il very strange that such line should
be drawn the So and various were as
signed for Il. one said IL the eclipse, which the
doctor assured him he thought II Another thought
IL account Of the Just crossing the equator,
which the doctor appeared equally willing 70 agree 70
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Il would os takeA s.HIm. & Ine Oovornor answeres
tnat ne oouM ~. .nN w.. n.s Ioo S saCS communi
out previous Permsei0 o. sno Cniei tnAt III
would apprise the latter q ~ put sna mcanwhho, hos
pe az npert 70 aaek tne ior ~ ms pcaSure wne I'm
latter snouo defend itseH Is wen ~ B was aoie Or
hearing tins tnswsr the envoy ssksd permission e 70
turn INC ne 70 learn wnat were tne instructi0ns
received 40 TINS the Governor acceded repeating tAAt
he desired to be understood that there
ton Of hostsies In effect at four in the evening Of
the next day, Gen. Cespedes again presented himself
and as ne found OF the declarations Of
the day he In the name Of his command
OF the next day, at which hour answer was
pected from his Excellency General Alvarez to Of
tort stated that he could only give his consent long
the troops OF the enemy should not make any m0veent
Whatever for otherwise he could not do otherwise than
repuss them Upon this the conference ended and Mr.
Cespedes left with second communication, which
not accepted The I'D and 23d passed without any
cuencs xcrsny q mention the fortress awaited the
promised attack while General Santa Anna remained in
hs camp his troops desertng In large numbers On the
z4th ne removed 70 spot some distance further on On
s.nss' meanwnnc were nArassng MIN, TIL finally a.
early dawn on the 26th ne abandoned his position and
hed IKE coward crownug this act with one Of those
infamous deeds which excite both pain and Indignation
Disheartened ut his want Of success too cowardy and
impotent 70 direct his forces against an enemy anxious
santa Anna vented his anger upon the deenceess prso
ners OF Coquiio, VINO could ofer no resistance He
caused them to be Shot and then hung on palm trees
in act alone would suffice TO cover with shame and
osnonor the memory OF Gen Santa Anna He flies at tho
sight OF the enemy and executes two unhappy defence
less men, Here is the man who aspires to a crown!
Mexicars! the idea OF establishing throne among
must always 90 rdiculous but we could consent
70 oena sne knee before monarch, he must indeed be
oie generous more worthy more noble, and less base
% santa Anna VINO would occupy the throne
snouia never question the propriety Of this Gene
raj course IN the natural order Of things he had
apped an ne rgor oil the Law to men deserving of pun
isninent had General santa Anna caused Yndart and
70 oe snes on being seized with arms
IN 'ne nanos TINS might perhaps have been deemed an
ac. an energy mol unworthy the depostary Of
loiy trust put TO allow SO long period OF time to
eapse-to allow MS prisoners to indulge the hope that
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Presbyterian %. s.) General Assembly.


This morning, in the Presbyterian General Assembly,
Old School, the Rev. Mr.. McCung Of Indiana, asked
leave to suspend the order Of the day to introduce re-
solution The request granted and the resolution
when read was found to be similar to that of Dr. McMas
ter, (wthdrawn yesterday and opening the contro
yersy just closed about the Danvie and New Albany
seminaries The resolution declared the Assembly had
no intention to interfere in any with the New Alba
ny seminary nor to interrupt its operations After
fine speech from Mr. McClung, General Wade moved the
previous question, and the resolution was passed.
The report of the Committee Theological Semnaries
refusing to entertain overtures requesting the Assembly
to yield the and charge of scmnaries to mods was
adopted.
Dr. Kirkpatrick presented resolutions that vacant pro-
fessorships in future be filled by the directors spe
cinl board appointed therefor Referred.
The question as to the adoption of the report on
Princeton seminary was taken. Dr. Breckenridge pre-
sented letter from Professor McGi of Allegheny Col
lege sgnfyng his intention to accept the
OF pastoral theology at Princeton If elected The debate
was not finished.
Nashville, Tennessee, selected the next place
of meeting.
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Later from Havana and Key West.
ARRIVAL OF THE ISABEL AT CHARLEsrON-FETEs-
THE MARKETS-MARINE NEWS, ETC.


THE MARKETs-MARINE NEWS, ETC.
CHARLESTON, May 25, 1854.
The steamship Isabel has arrived, with Havana and
Key West dates Of the 22d inst.
The Isabel left at Havana French frgate and two
small steamers also the English brig Kspiegle.
The Captain General fetng Vice Admiral Duquesno
and officers and the Gdoea officially that they
come to help SPAIN
The idea Of emancipation causing great uneasness
Business at Havana was generally very dull. Sugar
was in fsir demand for Europe Cod fish was scarce.
Lard reyiving. Flour lumber, and shocks were dull
Freghts we're last quoted, and vessels plenty Ex
change on London, oS 10,s prem. on New York, IN
2 and culL
The brig Sterling of Boston, from Matanzas for Mont
real, went ashore Conch reef the 1tth and
total loss
The brig Amesbury sailed from Key West for New York
on the 14th Her total expenses were 81 100 26 Tho
vessel pays 81, ,646 96 and the cargo 1861 80.
The ship Sea Lion, Of Bath, Me-, from Matansas went
ashore Delta Shoal the l7th and wasgot oil the
next day BY wreckers.
The bark Byron sailed for Baltimore onthe 3th. The
court had refused salvage her Her expenses were
sl,ess n. -
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by AND WITH THE ADVICE AND CONSENT of rHE sgNArE.
George Hepncr OF Iowa, to be agent for the 0ttoes
Missouras, Pswnees, and 0mahss, vice James M. Gate
wood.
Marcus L. 0is Of Minnesota Territory, TO be register
OF the Minneapolis land district in Minnesota Territory
BRoswe p. Eussen, Of Minnesota Territory, 70 be re-
cciver of public moneys for the Minneapolis Land district
In Minnesota Territory.
John r. Bennett Of Missouri TO be register Of the Root
River land district In Minnesota Territory
z John H. McKenny or Iowa to be receiver Of public
moneys for the Root River land district In Minnesota
Territory.
Charles IT, Taylor OF Michigan, 70 be register Of the
Sheboygan land district In Michigan.
Hiram A. Rood Of Michigan, to be receiver Of public
moneys for the SheboygaR land district in Michigan.
Samuel s. Houston sf Al,bama 10 ne receiver OF nab.
lie moneys at ST. Stephens Alabama vice Jackson W.
Faith removed