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The daily union., 1855-10-19
TREASURY DEPARTMENT..

TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
The Treasury Department consists of the offices Of the Sec
retary of the Treasury two comptroers commissioner Of
the customs six auditors treasurer register SOLICITOR light
house board, and coast survev
The following brief indication Of the duties Of these
several Offices and of the force employed therein respectively
Secrctarys O6ceHon. James Guthrie, Secretary Of the
Treasury; Hon. z. G.. Washington Assistant Secretary
engineer charges architect and three draughsmen
temporarily employed and twenty three clerks The Secre
tay of the Treasury charged with the general supervision
OF the fiscal transactions of the government and OF the
cuton Of the laws concerning the and navigation
OF United States He superinonds the survey the
coast the establishment the marine hospitals of
the United States and the construction of certain public
buildings for custom houses and other purposes
First Conptrolicrs O0ioe.Elsha Whtesey, esq Comp
troe and fifteen clerks. lie prescrbes the mode of keep
ing and rendering for the civil and diplomatic
vice well the public lands and reyses and oeries the
balances arising thereon.
Second Comptroicr's 06ics,Johu NJ. Brodhead, esq,
Comptroller and clerks He prescribes the mode
Of keeping and rendering the OF the army navy
and Indian departments Of the public service and revses and
certihes the balances arising thereon.
Office Of opnlissioaer of the CsfoBIfugh u Anderson
esq., Commissioner and eleven clerks lie prescribes the
mode of keeping and rendering the accounts Of the
revenue and disbursements and for the building and repair
ing custom houses &c and reyse and certes the balances
arising thereon.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-09-28

DAILY PAPER.-Riye dollars per year; $3.50 for six
months; Sl2 for three months; 10 cents per week. single
opies two cents each Hhen paid strictly in ddUance
deduction of 81 year viii be made and prop0rionae
eduction if paid quarterly half yearly in advance
WEEKLY PAPER.-Price two dollars year; 81 for six
MONTHS and so cents for three months II paid strictly in
advances ST. cts. year; single copies cents each
~ The postage on the daily by mail to any part Of
Massachusetts is 10 cts quarter other States SO cts
quarter. On the Weekly in Worcester County, nothing
IN all other parts Of Massachusetts, 10 cts year; in
her States, "a cts. year.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-09-28

HITCHCOCK, MUZZY, ~ CO.,
Merrifeld's Buildings Corner of Union Exchange ST.
Manufacturers of
Superior asst STEEL and IRON BARRELS for
Target and Hunting Rifles,
Single and Double s. OF Guns,
Rifle Telescopes of superior quality Boring, Rifng, and
Muzzing done to order. Old Rifles and Shot Guns bored
out and new insides made to improve their shooting.
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Business CARDS.

S. CARPENTER,
CUSTOM BOOT AND SHOE MAKER,
NO. l MAPLE STREET.
ALSO, REPAIRING DONE SHORT NOTICE, AT THE OLD
PRICES, VIZ.
Mems Boots half soled, Soc, heeled 12ic to Csc.
Boys g 40c, Ice. to zoe.
Youths $780, &c. to Tic.
All work warranted, and best Of stock used Please caI
and see for yourselves. je27 d3m
hNTM. G, GOODSPEED-CARPE AND
Y JOINER Building, Job Work. and Joinery in
all its branches attended to at short notice.
Shop, No is Wellington street.
Worcester August 8, 1865. DIFF
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THE WORCESTER SPY.


Printed and Published by JOIN MmToS EARLE L
EHeMAs DREW, at No. 2l2 Main Street Worcester Mass
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SOMETHING NEW.

SOMETHING NEW.
&c II Nj ENT AIN PIPES.
The subscriber is manufacturing Cement Pipes for Cis.
tern, Sink and Cellar Drains in sizes from three to six
inches and which he is prepared to furnish and put down
at short notice. For cheapness and durability these pipes
this market.
Persons in want of such article will do well to call at
No 80 Mechanic street, under the store of Messrs Lorop
Ames where a complete assortment may always be
found.
All orders left with the subscriber or with Messrs Lo
hrop Ames, will receive prompt attention.
JAMES o. PECK
Worcester, March 9th 1856. dtf mar27
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DEALER IN
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AND
USEFUL ARTICLES,
Respectfully informs the Public that he has IN store
quantity Of
Arthur's Patent self-Sealing Cans,
Which he is selling at Manufacturers Prices.
These Cans were invented by a scientific man Dr. Ar
thur, Of Philadelphia for the purpose Of
PRESERVING FRUITS, VEGETABLES, SC
1t plain open can, with channel around the outside
at the top filed with cement into which the edge of the
cover nicely fits after being heated. They are readily
opened without nury and can be cleaned like any open
vessel, and used year after year,
Please call and look at them at the sign Of
THE VARIETY STORED
No. Sc MAIN STREET,
NEARLY OPPOSITE QuINsIGAMoND RANK
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-09-28

Pateu enameled Cloth Axes, &c London elastic, ana
omnon yarnisb without adulteraon. We have applied
EvePett's Patent Coupling"
40 that four wheeled Carriages may be turned round In
half the space usually required and are easy OF access 70
passengeTs We believe this the best Improvement that
has been made for many years.
We are Agents for the sale Of shop and single rights
No 10 and u Exchange at. daWu
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HNOPPERAS.--15 tons English Copperas, in store
Z and for sale by q. 5. \ A. J. HOWE,
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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-06-06

GOVERNOR GARDNER-To those Southern who
represent the Know-Nothing Governor of Massachu-
sets friend to the South because of his veto of
the law directing the removal of Judge Loring from
Office and who parade it furthermore as an evidence
of the ant-abolition character Of the Nothing
party, commend the following brief but correct
synopsis of the &C antecedents of this same Know
Nothing Governor:
Gin his inaugural address, delivered less than nine
months since, Gardner denounced the Nebraska blu
sisted it's unconditional repeal In the doc
ument, he denounced the Fugitive Sla0e lao, and
calls for its repeal In the same document, he ad,
Uocotes the extension Of the right Of suffrage to free
ohite persons aoAo connot read and aorite. He was
of the trustees of Harvard University and when
a proposition was made to remove Loring from his
Professorship account of his agency in remand
ing Burns to his master; he, yes, Gov. Gardner,
goted to do it," tSouth-,SSde Democrat.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-06-06
Nor.h-caFolina Six Per Cent. State Bonds.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT n. c.
May 3Oth, 1913. !

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, n. C.,
May 3Oth, 1915. !
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
Dat this office until 10 O'clock \. NJ Both of June next,
for the purchase of of Bonds issued by the State Of
North Carolina
These bonds issued for the construction of the Fay
eevile and Centre Plank Road They will bear date July
1st 1862 and will twenty years They will have
for interest attached and both principal and interest
will be payable at the Bank of the Republic New York
unless when the purchaser prefers have Them payable
the Treasury of this atehe interest at six per cent per
will be payable the first days of January and July
in each year.
These bonds are by law exempted from taxation for
purpose whatever.
Parties bidding will please address their letters endorsed
Proposals for N c. Stocks, to the undersigned at Raj
eigh N. c.
Successful bidders will be required upon being Informed
of the acceptance of their BIDS deposte the of
their bids including the accrued interest from the ls July
1880 to the credit of the Treasurer of North Carolina in
either the Bank of the Republic New York the Bank OF
the State of N c., the Bank of Cape Fear Raleigh as
the bidder may prefer.
The right of accepting such bids in whole part as
may be deemed most advantageous the State reserved
The bids will be opened in the presence of the Governor
Secretary and Comptroller of State and the President oil
the Bank of the State when the time for receiving bids eH
pires. d. W. COURTS,
Public Treasurer.
RALEIGH June l. 1855 STD
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Public %.
AN ACT to establish Circuit Court of the United
in md FIR be Statn Of Cal

<AOA
in and for the State of California
Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House Of Representatives
judicial circuit shalt be- is hereby constituted in
@ G the Uned states m to 6s
term OF which court shall be held annually, in the city
every and for this Shall Be
and the court hereby organized SHALL in all things
the several circuit Of the States Is as orean
zed under existing laws and shall also have and
United States for the northern and southern
cult of the United States district the be
United States in their respective circuits and the said
appoint dnputy which clerk shall reside and Keep the
records of the court in the said city of San Francisco
fees allowed to the clerk OF the southern district New
SEC q Ind be itfustarr enacted That said udoe shall
have power to order and hold such special
or times as he shall BY his h hand and sea
direct addressed to the marshal and clerk of said conr
least thirty days previous the of such
special extra term terms, which shall be pub
shed nermedately in two of the gazets of
the business of said shall have reference to the nmc
diae preceding regular special term and be proceeded
all ntents and purposes vailed as if the same had G
sa e seb pec G5 b S c all terms
the marshal of the United States for the northern district
Of said r the DE aG aes as the marshal
recons OF said judge and appeals from the proceedings
Supreme Court of the United States the same mrnner
and on the same conditions appeals taken
States. -
SEC And be 1t further enacted That the Judge of said
court shall have the power
corpus and other wrs vested by law the other
SEC And be it further enacted That in case the judge
OF said court shall fail to attend the time and place
holding any regular special of said court before
the close of the fourth day the
term, the business pending before said shall
adjourned until the next regular of said court
the next special term of the court should be ordered
SEC 5. And be further enacted That the district courts
of the United States for the northern and southern districts
OF California shall hereafter exercise only the ordinary
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN BEAUFORT.

lHl0o0r1I was HeIu' III CHe UUWH OF W dsnlngton,
on tho evening of the 22d instant, for the purpose
OF recommending that District Convention be held
and to appoint Delegates thereto for choosing Can
didate torcpresent this District in Congress The
meeting was organized by appointing NJ Shaw, Esq,
Chairman, and FL. G. Hilton, Esq, Secretary.
seven to draft resolutions namely, Sylvester Brown,
James Long, DR.: Jesse G. Bryan, John R. GARNER
James Satchwell, Seth K. Gordon, and Benjamin F.
Harding, who, after retiring few minutes reported
through Mr.. Brown, the following -
Whereas, it is the inestimabe prerogative, and is
we believe, the sacred duty of freemen to express
questions Of public concern and to require Of all
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'ublic 93.1

AN ACT to amend An Act to carry into Effect = To,
between the United States and Great Britain" signed m
proved August fifth, eighteen hundred and ifty-four
Re ~ e1acee@ Gy me Senate Gn@ House Of Representatives
That from and after the date when the reciprocity treaty
the fifth June; eighteen hundred and four entered no
effect the Secretary of the Treasury shall be- and he
hereby authorized and required to refund any mon
the treasury to the several persons thereto
such of money shall have been collected as duties
fish of all kinds, the products of fish, and of all Other
States from and after the eleventh day of September eg
teen hundred and fftfour the date Of the promu cation
by the President of The United States Of the reciprocity
treaty aforesaid proof satisfactory the said secreta
that the articles aforesaid the products of Of
the British provinces of New Brunswick, Canada, Nova
Scotia newfoundland, Prince Edwards Island and n-
ported hererom into the United States duties duy
paid thereon which have not been refunded export
he is further authorized and required from the
day the treaty aforesaid shall go effect cancea
duties that may have been given for Of said articles
imported as aforesaid.
the date when the reciprocity treaty of the fifth June
eighteen hundred and y ou into Great
therein prescribed, the Secretary of the Treasury
shall be- and he hereby, authorized refund any
persons entitled thereto such money shall
been collected as duties Of the articles enumerated
city treaty aforesaid into the United States
the British ovnccs of Canada New Brunswick
Scotia respectively since the date of the of
spectiVe governments admitting like articles said
from the United States free Of duty proof
factory TO the said secretary that the articles imported
the products of Canada, New Brunswick or Nova
Scotia, the may be- and imported herefrom into
the United States and that the duties duly paid there
and he is further authorized aud required cancel,
from and after the date the treaty aforesaid shall
effect, like satisfactory proof any warehouse bonds
secure duties which may have been given for the
said articles imported aforesaid And the Secretary
the Treasury is also hereby invested with the aho
and power refund the duties warehouse
bonds On of the articles enumerated in said treaty the
produce of Prince Edwards Island Newfoundland,
spectvey said treaty going into operation, should be
proved the satisfaction of the said secretary that Prince
Edwards Island, Newfoundland have admitted all Of
the articles enumerated in said treaty from the United
States free of duty prior to said treaty going operation
Approved, March =, 1855.
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To SPoRTsnEN.-Wash your gun barrels in spirits
of turpentine by dipping rag sponge fastened on
your gun rod into the liquid, and swabbing them out
three four times, when they will be cleared from
all impurities, and can be used almost instantly as
the turpentie will evaporate and leave the barrels
dry even ifthey little moist it will not prevent
their going off like water. After being washedthus,
their danger of rust when water is used lam an
old experienced gunner, and have practeed this for
years. and found it useful. Spirits of turpentine
can be procured at all country stores, and small
quantity suficeth Scientific american.
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ties and of the district of the United
except the special jurisdiction vested in the said st
missoners for the settlement of private land con-
ornia under existing laws; and that appeals from the "
ments orders and DEGREES of either OF said district
of California Ia the exercise of its ordinary irsd
SHALL be taken to the circuit organized by
the same and upon the conditions as a In
may be taken from the Judgments orders decrea
Sec. g. And be it further enacted, That the Judge Sn
ted under this act SHALL from time to time or at
permit and that of the courts of the northern and
districts of California shall require from part of anJ
side over the said district courts when either Of he
engaged IN the discharge OF the appellate jurisdcon M
ted in it the decisions of the board of YES
the settlement OF private land claims in the State of
fornia under act of Congress entitled An to
and settle the private land claims in the State of Gam
nia passed March third eighteen hundred and f Ior-
and by another entitled An act making apnr one,
for the civil and diplomatic expenses of the
the year ending thirteth of June, eighteen HUNDRED
hythree, and for other purposes passed 6r G
August eighteen hundred and fftytwo; and shall b
duty of the clerks OF the respective district of @
fnrna give thirty days written notice to Tho
the court organized under this act of the time pa "
the sitting of such district court for the discharge of %
appellate jurisdiction and in the Judge of sncb
trIct court shall fail, from sickness other CASUALLY
tend at such time and place. the Judge of the court ]
zed under this act is heyeby authorized hold said @
and oceed with the business of the court in accorSn
with the provisions prescribed for the
district court III the act of Congress herenbefoe ef
to- and all appeals to the Supreme Court of the rG
States from the decisions of said district court b
with the district judge by the district judge aoge Sion
be taken in the manner prescribed by the get Of Cn
passed the third day of March, eighteen hundred aS
y-one, entitled An to snd settle tho u
vate land claims in the State of California" N Pr
Sec {. Ind be 1t further enacted, That the salary f
judge appointed under this act shall be four thousand @
hundred dollars per annum to commence from the dat,
his appointment. VI
SEC. 8. lind be 1t further enacted, That all laws and
parts of laws initiating against this act be, the are
hereby, repealed. "e
Approved, March 2, 1856.
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BUFFALO,.
LINcoLSToN, May 90, 1855.

LINcoLNToN, May g. 1855
MEssRs. EDITORS If you think it worth while to
notice the fact write you few items to enable YOU
to inform your readers that Sambo's" friend Sam
has been fully exposed in this place and that his
Notifications have been completely undermined
that his walls are ready to be thrown down when
eyer the word is given
To win converts to the dark party, the basest
fasehoods used to induce young republicans
to go through the inummery of spurious oaths and
obligations, hoping thereby to make them believe
that they morally bound to continue to be the
slaves of the keepers of Sans" conscience; and
under one false pretense another they succeeded
so far as draw into their den score or more of
the unsuspecting; but among them they took few
weak and several who were sharp enough to apprc-
cate the value Of spurious oath pretending bind
the political conscences of patriotic Americans
and these not having the fear of GO Sam " before
their eyes, have exposed the whole matter Some
withdrew at once; but others remain in the den,
quietly amusing themselves with the batteries and
chuchles of Sans )" tools, all of which are duly re-
ported to reliable republicans next morning so that
the friends of Mr.. Crage and the Constitution 1T
stands are fully aware of every rnanoevrc The sly
trick of SoeariRg the Democrats by themselves and
keeping them out of the darkest hole in the den so
that they have nothing of Importance to DISCLOSE
is fully understood and counteracted The pirate
meetings of g SAM to which, it is thought,
but the simon 1etres admitted all well known
and when full developments made SANS as
constituent will be comca
The grand scheme of nominating Col. Stowe,
sort of " tub thrown to the whale, will prove the
grandest failure of ALL The riders that are ira
versing the country, swearing in the green ones in
every hole and corner and trying to keep them from
a knowledge of the action and determination of the
grand council in "Sam's" private sanctuary, will
stare wildly when they find how vain have been all
their labors. In many instances "Sam's" most
trusted ri0ate Secretary is watching him the closest
with a view to expose him the more effectualy.
am informed that Mr.. Crage addressed the peo-
pie of Ceaveland Saturday last, and that his
prospects are brighter than ever in that patriotic
county. SHADY GROVE.
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by AUTHORITY.
ws OF THE UNIpED STATES

LAWS UE THE UNIFEU STATES.
Passed at the second session Ct the 7Hirtyird Congress
the United States.
Sec Ind be 1T further enacted That the proceedings
of shall be conducted with much
consciences and precision may be consistent with the
ends of justice and under such forms and rules may be
by the Secretary of the Navy with the approval
of the President of the United States and all such pro-
ceedngs shall be transmitted in the usual mode to the
Navy Department.
SEC 10. Ad be further enaceed That any punishmens
authorized by this act to De inflicted by summary court
martial may likewise be inflicted by any general courtar
tia.
SEC. II. Ind be ther enacted, That any person who
shall ence any seaman, ordinary seaman, landsman,
United States desert thererom, who shall conceal
deliver him up upon the order Of his commanding officer
SHALL legal conviction thereof be fined at the dscre
ton of the not exceeding three hundred
dollars or be imprisoned for any term not exceeding
year.
Approved, March 2, 1856.
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Correspondence about the Hairy Baby

JOHNSTON COUNTY, n. C., May % $500.
MEssRs. EDITORS THE STANDARD After seeing
the account ofthe hairy baby in Mississippi taking
the rounds in the newspapers, had the curiosity to
write to the Post Master of DeKalb P O., Kemper
County, concerning the circumstance. send you his
crafty the minds of the simple The article referred
to is as follows:
a MIRACULOUS WARNING.-Some week or two ago,
says the Quitman Cdiss) Intelligencer of the 10th
ultimo, strange thing is said to have occurred in
KemPer county. A woman gave birth to child
covered all with hair. 1t lived three hours and
spoke three distinct words" seuel gears famine"
Tho srangest thing about it is, half the population
of Kemper believe it, and are struck with terror at the
believe is solution of the purposes Of Providence
in visiting the land with such strange seasons
Natchez Courier
Yours Respectfully,
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