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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-10
JOS. N. BATES, M. D.,
Office No. Pearl Street, Worcester
mch1l dtAI5

10 the Honorable Senate and House of Rep
resentatiYes of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts
in General Court assembled:
uhbLY shows, the City Of Worcester, that in the
year 1854, IAN Act for supplying me citv with 1re
wafer was passed by the Legislature of Massachusetts
giving tne city certain powers, as will appear by said
Ac out tne Hct was defective in this particular that it
did authorize the said City to take lands and
Tor the construction of Aqueduc without the consent
Of the owners Of lands They therefore pray for Gan
ACT IN aaditlon to an Act for supplying the City with
pure water bv which the City may be empowered To tte
land and CHER property for the of said Aqueduct in
such manner as Railroad Companies are empowered to
do and also to convey into said City, if it shall so elect
the waters OF Quinsigamond Pond, Kettle Brook or
Mil Brook, either by taking the directly into the
City, or into Reservoir to supply the City.
Per order Of the City Council,
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In SENATE, April l. 1856.
On the Petition aforesaid, Ordered that the petitioners
cause an atested copy of the petition with this order
thereon to be published in the Worcester Daily Spy six
times successfully and in the Worcester Palladium and
worcester Egis' ore week each days at least before
the fifteenth day of April current that all persons inter
ested may then appear and show cause any they have
why theprayer of said petition should not be granted
Sent down for concurrence. P. L. cox Clerk.
In the House Of Representatives, April Q, 1855,
Concurred, W. Il P HAsK Gil. ClerJ.
true copy. Attest: P. L. Cox, Cerz Of tie Senate
APT d6t - ~
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EnR SAEEnR rem

-f5sAa FOR SALE OR RENT-Tle new brick
iI building in Chelses, erected by the Bellngham Co.
Al his building is 800 feet long so feet WIDE and
SORES and an attic in height is Furnished with new
engle OF 200 horse power with all the latest improve
ments ard lines of shaftng throughout. II is nov in
perfect order having been completed the past season. II
is situated directly the line of the Eastern Railroad
ann freight may be received and discharged directly under
the hoistways. 1t is also within 500 feet of wharf To-
Gated on Chelsea river with depth Of water for vessels of
1uOO tons II is also upon the Eastern Avenue wit il
enc mi OF Chelsea Ferry and Communicating direply
WIN bos on manufacturing or mechanical pu poses
mas no SUI eror in the State. To purchaser the terms
q sale viii be made easy to those DESTROYS of leasing
tne whole or any part the rent will be made favorable
Apply to JOHN Low, Chelsea or at No. joys Build
ing, Boston. = ap10 n, Sseg
NOTICE.- The members of the Worcester Lyceum
- are requested to meet at the rooms of the Young
mems iorary Association, SATURDAY evening April H.
~ " O'CLOCK to vote upon the amendment of their constt
tol as proposed and adopted by their directors COM
Peg the union of the two associations, and elecing
their officers for the ensuing year -1e
Per order. THOMAS EAPIE eo.o..
Worcester, April 10, 1855. am
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JUVENILE SINGING SCHOOI----E.
~ WHIftNOs Spring Term will commence Al M N, "
Music Rooms, No. 2S9 Man Street. (entrance drst door
north o. Keihs BOOK store) on WE0N EsDAY afternoon.
April Oh, at two oclck may expected that All who
attend MS school VIII learn 70 sing by note Terms al.
including book payable atthlrd lesson. ~
Worcester, April \, 1866. dav
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DIED.

In this city, April T. Augusta E.. daughter of Isaac r.
Caesley, aged IL years and months; 9th Horatio N
Nunr0e.
In Shrewsbury March 81, of consumption, Mr. Joseph
H. Warren. aged 4S years. 18th, of the disease,
Abby N, his wife, aged 49,
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Worcester, April Q, 1866.
WORCESTER COUNTY MECHANICS,
Wv ASS0CIATI0M.-Th annual raeet 800 L. A.

"ORCESTER COUNTY MECHANICS,
w ASS0CIATI0N.-rhe annual meeting of the As
ISOLATION will be held in the Police Court Room on Tues
day. the 9Th day of April current, O'Clock P M to
act on The following articles, to witt
]. To hear the report of committee chosen at the
last meeting in regard to alteration in the Constitu
tion and to act thereon.
TIL hear the reports of the Board Trustees of the
Treasurer and Clerk, and TO AIT thereon.
g. To choose all necessary officers Of the Association
for the ensuing year.
4 10 act upon the name of any person who may be
recommended for membership to the Association,
Q. To determine whether the Association will make an
appropriation for the benefit of the Library, and So
vote to raise the same
6. 70 determine what amount of money shall be an.
proprated to deay the expenses Of the Assoc
ton for the ensuing year, and vote raise the same
T. To determine whether the Association will have a
course of Lectures the coming season. So to take
all necessary measures to carry the into execution
8. To Diet rhine whether the Association will hold
Far the ensuing season. and if So to take all necessary
measures to carry the same into execu ion.
g. To act on any other business that may legally come
before the Association.
s. A. ROWLAND, Clerk
Norcesfpr. ADril
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HDROPOSALS will be received by the Worcester
Peat Company until the 18th of April inst for the
cutting and curing ready for Market of 5000 cords Of
hand peat The work TO be commenced early as April
zoth, ana finished as soon the 18th of August. No
contract VIII be given for less quantity than 500 cords
All proposals must be made in writing and directed to
JOHN FIELD, Clerk of said Company, Union Block.
mch26 DIFF
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.-The un.
" dersgned have this day formed a Copartnetship
under the name of STEPHEN TAFT & son, for the
transaction of the wholesale and retail Grocery business
and having purchased the stock in trade notes and a
counts of the late firm of Taft Harrington request all
persons having unsettled previous 10 April Ist
to call and settle the same immediately the old stand
where solicit continuance of the trade.
STEPHEN TAFT
Ii. GLEASON TAFT
Worcester, April o. 1856. aplO d4w
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NOTICE.-rhis is to certify that B. ~ HUTCH
lNeoN Is our only authorized Agent for the City If
morcester All others pretending to sell Marsh Co.'s
OIL 10 Worcester, are deceivng The public.
MARSH CO 80 India street, inventors and sole pro
prietors Of Marsh's celebl ated OIL
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a.. VALUABLE ESTATE AT AUCTION.
s 1.-The celebrated AMES' PAPER MILL, al
Springfield, Massachusetts, with about four acres
Of land adjoining it, which are BRICK STORE and
STORE House, and three DWELLING HOUSES AL
So about twenty three of Land the opposite side
OF the street, on which there six DWELLING HOUSES
BARN, and other nutbudings. The Houses will be sold
together, or separately, as purchasers may desire
Also, DWELLING House and half an acre of LAND on
Cherry Lane.
Also, the DWELLING HOUSE built by John Ames and A
small Brick House the same.
The United States Lower Water Shops adjoining the
Paper MILL are expected to be in market soon and their
In the vicinity.
The sale will take place at the Store the premises on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30th, at 2 O'Clock p. NJ
Terms Of payment 10 per cent 10 80 days. and 10 per
cent In six munths with good security The balance to
be secured by mortgage payable in one two and three
years. or at such shorter time may suit the purchaser
For further particulars inquire of X. A. CHAPMAN ESQ.,
Springfield. OLIVER AMES q SONS.
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Worcester, April 4, 1865.

The above meeting stands adjourned one week. to Tues
day evening 18th inst at u o'clock All are reou ssted
to be present. as business of importance acted on
interesting and Affecting the interest of every member
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'E'EE3. F III n 5LaA5sNHGIAG E.-Mqas and

Nine. DoREL, de R0ssIMIERE respectfully give
notice that they continue to give instruction in the French
(their natiye) Language.
Phey propose to form two classes upon the fifteenth Of
April inst. One for Lqdies and Genteen 10 meet Tues
days and Fridays, at O'Clock p NJ at their rooms No.
~ Exchange street The other for Children TO meet on
tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at O'Clock p NJ
kEFERENoEs-Jues Y. Magnon, Boston Rev. Messrs
Hale, Bent Morrison, and James Mr.. Eli Thayer Drs.
Joseph and Henry Sargent, Worcester.
Worcester, April LIST, 1866 diff
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M Ii = X L II b Y *
4'A REGENERATTNG ELIXIR -

XU ~ - ~ IL Is ~
A'A REGENERATING ELIxIRyl
One Of the Most VaIuab Medicines Of
the Present ARc.
It not only relieves but obstinate and long con-
tnued diseases Of the Liver speedily aud eectuav
than any remedy ever before discovered.
This compound not only cured me Of a severe and
alarming disease Of the Liver, but many Others who have
been brought to the lowest stages Of debility aud exhaus
ton Every bottle Is prepared by myself from iNEooESr
VEGETABLES, that cannot njure the most delicate cons
tuition The complaints to which II Is especially adapted
and In which Il has produced the most remarkable ef,
tects are, Jaundce Loss OF Appellee Indigestion Cor
nveness feowness OF the Skin, General prostratlon
Canker soro'ua, Mercural Diseases Wea ness and Pain
70 me Beck and Side. Vomiting Heartburn Nervous II.
rabiy and That long train Of diseases resulting from
acrid hu nors, and all Impurities OF the blood
DiRtcriONs.-From teaspoouful to q tablespoonful IA
hour before eating -
~ Prepared and sold by NiHs. n W. KIRBY, II Main
Street, Worcester Mass, and by Jamls Green a Co.. and
D. scott Price, One Dollar per bottle. ar7 az
HBARTICULAtt NOIlCE.--Ai persons Ia
~ debted 70 the undersigned are respectfully and ur-
gently requestcd 70 make immediate payment. .-
Ns am ALEX PUTNAM
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SHERlFF'S SALE.
COMMON WEAJTU oE AfAsCACnrYe,,

WORCESTER, IS. Anril 4 Isse
EpY virtue of execution which issued on udrmept
in favor OF Amasa Baou of Worcester in the coun.
" o. worcester, gentleman, against Edwin Stone of
Worceserin our said county gentleman at the March Term
OF the Court o Common Pleas for the county of Woces
ter A. 1856 have taken all the right In enpitv maj
the sad Edwin stone had the fourth day Of septeu
ber A. 1865, the day when the same was attached on
N sne process, or now has, to redeem the following de-
in said Worcester, to wit; S''NN''
lst certain lot Of land, with Dwelling House
tnereon snaed in said Worcester the sautherlv side
o. Elm street AMI the same that is described in rnort
gage deed from the said Edwin Stone 70 Leonard Uar
ringon q II Dewey, and Samuel P Harrington recorded
~ te Kegsry Of Deeds for Worcester county Book 5St
~: certain Lotto land with Dwelling House there
on situated in said Worcester on the southerv sid NJ
IN III s see ana m same that is described mortgage
deed rom me sd Edwin Stone Leonard Hayyinrtoa
and samuel p Harringtln recorded Ia the Registry ~
Deeds for Worcester county, Book t42 Page $50
ANA on SATURDAY, the thrty.f day of NAV pevt
mt Two o'clock In the afternoon at my Office in said Wo,c
ter (No Worcester Bank Bock) shall offer Cor sale bv
pubic auction 70 the highest bidder, said right in equity
reuempton 10 the several and separate tracts Of land
Aforesaid. j. DAY Denntv sberig
ap1o d3sTh
ENISH MARKET.-The subscribers are nre.
m PACED to furnish their customers and the public
ssury wlth the best hsh that the market Affords in
cualng bass pckere, trout cod haddcck, halbut &C.,
OF the best quay, and in prime condition Call at No.
MeenanIc street, and see for yourselves.
aplo DIT F. AUSTIN co.
HNOANOs-bOT ms No. Peruvian Gnano; Mapess
~ s1perphosphate OF Lime; Oyster shell Lime; Bone
car Flows, Oultivators, Horse Races, Straw Cutters
% aIen and Railroad Wheelbarrows Manny's Moving
"a'nineS' For sale rear No. 20 Front st
Aprli IN ,sss AARON KILLING.
-, ,ooo. daw3m
ss. I-between Wellington street and Inc Pest OF.
inches wide ''Nes hipDon, Que ana a halI
. me ander will be suitably rewarded by leaving the
.--anl0 dstis GEO. P. BRTANTs,
- 16t Main Sc.
SITUATION WANTED--As RooiIao,-o- - -.
- young man who eau give good referenees AnnIy
at this office. AMID 'sS Apply Apply
HOUSE AND RAR NJ TO sEI.T-oD = mr.,
n n On Home Street, about five minut.s vsIL -
the Court House. II can be divided into two ,on, LII
tenemsns, II desired. aad would be desirable nIsa ,
hickman or truckman. paw '''
Apply at the Spy oGoo, or 20
apo dtf JOHN HAMMOND
I'D ASH COAL. Cargo, Egg, and Stove Red
Ash Coal Just received and for sale At Green Street
Coal Yard W. A. HACKER Aysnt
apl0 d6A
STUART'S COFFEE SUGARs.-B. and
this Day received aud for sale by the barrel or at
Ie'al II. GRIBFlH a co.
GuEEsE .-20oo pounds prime New York Cheese.
~ "mud and rob-" fof sale BY ". GRIFFIN 90
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Eight pieces yard wide Lyons Velvet at great bargains
SHAWLS! SHAwLS! SHAwLs!

We have just received from Boston and New York a
large and endless variety of shawls consisting of Bro
chic, Gold BorderoG Stella Bordered Painted Cashmere
Black Silk. and Grape Shawls.
500 Cashmere Square shawls, worth. $40 for Q 60
800 Cashmere Square Shawls, worth. .SI2 for 90
100 Cashmere Long shaws at half of the original
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SILKS. SILKS. SILKS.

Fifty pieces Of English Crown and Swiss Black Silks
Of our Importation. Warranted not to crack or
change lustre, on wearing, at grea, Bargains
Three thousand yards, styles, BARREGE5 and
TISSUES which will sell about two thirds the orig
inal cost.
One thousand yards SILK and WOOL BARREGEs,
worth 25c for 15c.
Having purchased BANKRUPT STocK, OF
GLOVES, HOSIERY, 4 EMBR0IDERIES,
We are enabled to Offer greater Bargains in these Goods
than heard OF
These two Stocks combined, makes the largest Retail
Stock IN worcester, which, being purchased at great
BArgain, enables US TO offer the lsrgeat selection
Az the Lowest Cash Prices.
n d. The sale will comnsnoe on MONDAY next
when every one s solicited to give US call before pur
chasing.
REMEMBER THE PLACEg
tn Z VIEW CHEAP STORE,
Nos. 8 and o Worcester House Block.
MAIN STREET, WORCESTER.
WILLIAM LOCKE g. 90.
March IaEa dtf
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NEW FANCY GOODS STORE
liz Main Street,

11S Main Street,
Opposite the Bay State House, Worcester,
Where may be found the largest and best assortment OF
GERMAN AND FRENCH FANCY GOODS
EMBROIDERIEs. HOSIERY, LACEs,
&C., that have ever been offered in Worcester.
Thei, stock embraces Muslin and Cambria Collars
from 12a cents to $15 French Collars and Sleeves Mus
lin and Cambria SETS from 81 to $1s. Real Honiton and
Malta Coll9rs aud Sleeves to match from So to $40 En-
broeeIed handkerchief from 40 cents to SIS. Black
English aud French Lace Ves besides thousands Of 9th
er articles too to mention which will be dispos
ed OF at prices which cannot fail to suit purchasers
Ladies, give us all before purchasing elsewhere and
satisfy yourselves in regard to the truth Of the above
statements. WAXMAN, & HANS.
mch2O diff rs 1T ~ rs u
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By w. W. PRATT. Auctioneer,

by w. w. PRATT. Auctioneer,
Office No. Fiagg's Building, opp. Bay State House
d. ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF REaI
N#iiIl FsTATE.-Will he sold at public auction on
-!4A wednesday the 23d day of April current at 10
O'Clock a. NJ at the Office Of Mr. Pratt, Me- / Flagg,s
Building, Worcester, the inerest and Rights of Redrnn
.lon belonging to the estate of j. HsBANCR0FT in the
following described parcels of Real Estate-one lot
and AZ the corner Of Silver and May streets containing
l4OOO eet one lot at the of Silver and Caremont
Streets containing 5000 feet Of land; one lot of land on
Coral street, containing about 800 feet; one House Barn
amt about four of land West Boylson street. ~
unfinished House. with about acres of and on West
boyon street. all Of the aforesaid tracts being in the CITY
Of Worcester. - way my
Also, will be sold at the aforesaid time and place one
undded hall the right to redeem about 80 acres of land
in Hoden also, the right Of redemption of lots in Ros
tonylle, in the town of Needham Satisfactory title
given. w
Also, will be sold the aforesaid time and Mace The
following Personal property viz The Patent Right Of
lodSorths Planning Machine in all the towns of sui-
van county, NEW Hampshire except ones Judgment of
about $500 against Gardner Gron subject to lien for
COSTS note Of about $l04 signed by D. o. Whiting and
several other Notes and Accounts Also the interest of
said j. H. Bancroft in the Worcester Machinst Tool ca
tioneer. u "'' "O0'
Also, certain tract of land with buildings thereon
situate on the south side OF Mill Brook street. SO called
and containiDg about
$4,000 Feet of Land,
Upon the same is large and convenient DWELLING,
HOUSE, suitable for two families The above described
property heng part of the estate of j. H. Bancroft an
Terms made known at the time and place of sale
G. E. PRATT Assignee
Worcester, April 9, 1856. dis
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GROSS & STRAUSS,
Ever grateful for the liberal patronage the ladies of wo
ceser have bestowed upon them wish draw attention
to their
ENTIRE NEW STOCK g
S p r 1 N Ct G. o Cd S I

Consisting Of ~
Embroideries Lsces, Trimmings, aud Fringes, terraa1
Zephyr Worsteds anil everything in the line Of Worsted
work. and other French Fancy articles numerous to
mention here Our stock OF Goods is undoubtsdlv the
largest and best selected in this line of business Ia this
city, and we warrant to sell all goods at less sices
than can be bought elsewhere. At the NEW YORK
FANCY GOODS EMBROIDERY STORE, 1852 Mein st.,
directly opposite the Post Offce fe
mch19 diff GROSS & STRAUSS.
NEW FANCY GOODS STORE
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For Houses, Hall, Counting Rooms, &c.,-a portable
sefgenerating Gas Jamp,-in various styles ieldlng
the light of than fluid lamps, for the expense Of
Freed by IT, present propelors from all objection.
able odor-a light Of unrvaled beauty. meownees and
adaptation toweak eyes, and perfectly SAFE It's entire his
tory being without accident
Light has come into the city, why will you longer st
In darkness. For sale At D. ~ HUTCHINeON,S uar-
Mandatory and Livery Furnishing Store No. III
Mainst., Worcester. moh3l d2m6wan :
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ENOK SALE.-Having taken the agency OF Marsh's
~ PATENT OIL, now offer to the public the only
genuine article TO be had in the city, shall keep at ali
times good supply hand direct fresh from Marsh
90, Boston, and at low prices as 1t sold In any
oher townor city Is considered quite safe and cheap
or lhan the common fluid, as gives better light and
does not consume near fast would invite all those
who use fluid, 70 give It trial A. It Is burnt in the
some lamps, there can be nothing lost by trial.
have IA Auencu alao NJ fha
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Alistc:la

s. FRUIT TREES, &C
a# THE
WORCESTER NURSERY
(soUTHBRIDGE sTREET)
Is we'll stocked with choice variety of FRUIT and Or
NAMENTAL TREES and SHRUBS such as Apple Trees
Pears, Plums. Cherries Peaches, Apricots Nectarues
Ounces English o b erries, Choice Stragber.
res Dutch Currants, Antwerp and other Raspberries
Grape Vines, &C. all in fine order for transplanting
The collection OF STANDARD and DWARF PEAR TREES
is large, and includes all the best varieties now much Gull
tivated
Also, great variety of
ORNAMENTAL TREES AND SHRUBS.
Balsam FRS, Norway Spruce, and other Evergreens.
Scotch Larch, European Mountain Ash Horse Chestuus
Weeping Willows Linden and Tulip Trees Honeysuck les
and most varieties suitable this latitude and esteemed
for their beauty.
Arbor Yiie, Buckthorn, Priver, &c, for hedges.
nne collection Of Roses Peonies, Dahlas Border
Flowers, sc, &C.
ASPARAGUS RoorS, RauBARB or PIE PLANT &c
GARDEN and FLOWER SEEDS, in great variety
BUDS aud scIoNS of large variety of Choice Fruit
quality.
EARLY CABBAGE aud TOMATO PLANTS, suitable for
transplanting.
GPlhe Nursery has been removed from the old stand
corner of Main and Austin Streets to it's new location on
SouthbrdEe street. short distance below the Junction
railroad station and about minutes walk from the City
Hall
Orders promptly attended to- and Trees &C. packed to
90 safely any distance
sAM'L H COTTON, Proprietor
Worcester, 3D. Month 2lst, 1856. mch29 daw6w
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[UANO.-5O MS No. Peruvian Guano, Mapes's
~. s1perphosphae Of Lime; Oyster shell Lime, Bone
Gsai Flows, Oultiyators, Horse Races, Straw Cutters
Maebinss ana hallroad Wheebarrows, Manny's Moving
DA1'nines For sale rear No. 20 Front st
ApYi IN re.. AARON KILLING.
~, ioou' daw8m
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A LARGE LOT OF NEW. coODs, ~.
N o.ived At the UNION sH0k sT0RE, this dav,
making their assortment good any "a ue city No
for going barefoot Tits weather. chen you
buy bhoas iur The prioaa they agp paping Ae'n a..
Ne ererxTa 2" ,aar
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DICTATORSHIP bushels Of Davis Seating po-
tatoes sup -ror to any other in point Of quality and
yelf, tor sale by JAMES GREEN, No. III Main St.
Aprll Y 1906 w6w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-15

The character Of the grants made by Con-
sress IN AID Of the Railroads Of this State.
has caused much surprise, and no little in
dhghauon. And, certainly, the same feeling
Will be participated in by all people interest
ed IN the southern part Of the State. The
character of the grant is inydious and IN
Just, and open to severe censure. In saving
tins, We do not lose sight Of the fact that an
other bill, intended 10 10 that iustice'to the
southern part Of the State which was omit.
ted by the first bill, is before Congress. But
OF the success Of that bill we have little hone.
LIST, because there will, of course, be less vii
iingness 70 make second grant than the
first and, md, il Congress had been dis
posed to pass il at all, there was no need II
striking its provisions out Of the first bin. for
y coulda as properly have passed tnere as else
where. We may just as well look at the sub
]eel IN what IS probably rs true light, VIZ /:
as an inydioas ana partial appropriation de-
slshe2.y made, Ii any further appropriation
IS made, WEI aad good. but the chances Of
- beng done are too slender to place any
dependence upon.
NOW Il becomes Us 70 consider the con,,e-
quences Of this partial act. Aud what are
they The BIZ! affects as, and affects y. ma
tarially, but how !, does not tar : ouav
anF u ihe means which VIZ pos IS. ed for the
construction q our roads, nor 3es i, AFFECT
aAsoi tne rea.arees which we aticipate1 the