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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-21

., M ir l1ennedy Of KoXDury, discovered on
mon Pimple Wv" " Ooii
TWO bottles warranted TO cure sore month
one to three bottles will the kind pmpes
TWO three bottles will clear the system of bi,es
Two bottles are warranted to the cankcr in
Three five bottles are warranted to cure the worst
kind OF Erysipelas 800 ~ '''A
the eyes 'A'V'
Iwq bottles are warranted running of the ears
al9 Ootches among the hair.
F0Hr TO SIX bottles are warranted to cure corrupt and
One bottle will cure scaly eruptions OF the skin.
-; thtee bottles are warranted to the
, Two or three bottles are warranted 10 cure the mos
desperate case of rheumatism.
Three or bottles are warranted to cure salt rheum
eve to eight bottles will the of scrofula
one to three bottles are warranted the worst
case OF Dyspepsia know from the experience OF thou
sanus that II has caused by canker the stomach.
ne 10 TWO bottles are warranted sick headache
state of the bowels
One to two bottles will regulate all arrangements of the
Kidneys. ~
-Four to six bottles have cured worst cases of drop
one to three bottles have the case of piles
relief is always experienced What mercy TO Get re
lei in such an eXcrucatine disease.
since its hrS discovery, have from time TO time add
ca various other herbs to it; Of ofthem pp0crates
the Father of MEDICINE says at is an herb Of Jupiter
1t s an especial friend to the liver worth all other herbs
put together cooling it when 100 hot, and warming il
"l createth an appetite, cureh all gone and sinking
'Ie Pt OF tle stomach, eaSeth all pains,
stitches in the side. " F'
1t e1pes all raw. viscous and Shiny humors out of
te oolY II cleanseth all inward ulcers and concealed
blood from the kidneys. sN
By opening distractions of the Spleen it puraeth all
pur choier and melancholy vapors which rise to the
heau ana braln causing distressing headache fearful fore
Dodg OF trouble trembling of the heart faintng and
swOOnng ''e ''i'N
me herb boiled in wine is particularly good to revive
the dropping spirit Of the aged and whoever has ingcr
hg sickness after fever nothing him to health
SO 9HlcK as drinking the juice Of this herb.
me seeds boiled in water cureth the most offensive
breath and drank at bedtime prevents what is common
Y called nlg hIare and ali melancholy Dreams disease
me rather of Medicine says of another herb in this
sign Leo. anu " 'ie
he sun the source of all life ruleth the heart
ana TINS herb s the best cordial the
OF the near OF that grows; cUmfreth the hrart
eureth all Papitation thereof; aketh away trembln
antg ana snotherng of it; yetlt must be taken caro-
fuly or severe gripping will ensuo which must be cor
rected with fennel seed or ginger 1919 - WI
No change Of diet necessgrvea the baet ,, a,
get, and enough OFF 49, ' ~''
Bystnetli following the directions in the palnpblct
AROUND each bottle and BY judcous application OF tho
SdH hhe"m ointment, ScTo1Gia 0at0eRf and iisaIUg
OnMent every ulcer and sore of wharcvcr kind or ma
except cancer that has taken roots are perfectly
and permanently cured. ~ FN'NN'''
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY ION yrarr.,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-21

Sihith,s curative Cleansing 9,0n,-,r,rdA
pui , remedy Tor Headache Burns Sore tips Rowe
AK 'l"l"'s' ChhKer Piles, Sore Throat &c. &c Fol
salu Nv 10 - {" - ,, t:- $50 bv Inc duzcp
h'" '''''o ~ f7'rtart.r.r nr,,es ry Iend
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-21

hinth No. S.--Ihat | shall keep the hest assort
gnt 81 iOiskecpn4 Goods to be found in ls ar s,v
ptneI city aud shall not be undersulI BY am ma
Dun expected to call and eNaminc my crockery mid
nass ware. Examine both price and quality wliethpr
sell to suit EVERYDAY. 'N' VI s"ouS
n new carpets, all Wool, for sale for olI nros
also lor Feather Beds ana Bed Clothmv r Ta onV I
I1r hc same tn and the purticnl TIrb,o P az,
aulO M ' H1.Nllli PROPRIETOR.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-21

Friction MutcheS.-IIaving been appointed by the
Bosto Friction Watch Co gents the sale OF their
Matches IN Worcester and vicinity, we hereby give
notice that we shall keep constantly hand an assor
meht OF their celebrated Matches, which will be sold
low Tor cash, and satisfaction guaranteed.
jy2l Off Nos rs and 81 Frnrt Street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-21

Worcester Nov. l6, 1850 diff NH
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-21
Elm, Worcester. III i' '"ee'' corner Of

oni TSiiAe will give instruction in the Ancient
I'M 1Hdern Languages and in the common ami ~ fs
l,ElisH studies at 80. Bowdoin street sl3 dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-21
BERKSHIRE COUNTY.

One of the cergymen in Berkshire county
lately announced from his pulpit that the local
paper Of the succeeding week would contain
a poem, and such of his congregation as miss.
ed reading it would lose valuable literary
treat. The poem was written by the clergy.
mans wife,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-21

Mrs. NJ. w, GeraIds, PHYSICIAN AND SUCCESS
FUL MIDWIFE removed to No. Is Mechanic street di
ECtly opposite her former residence Special attention
gwen to Uterine Complaints, and diseases of children
app dtt - ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-09

- How Mr.. LINCOLN RECEIVED THE NEWS OF
HIS ELEcrIoN.-A Springfield correspondent of
the New York Times writes: "Mr Lincoln has
not yet given any public intimation a. to the
policy of his administration. have every real son
to believe that he will not depart from the usual
custom Of newly-elected Presidents In answer
to all inquiries as to what will be his course he
asks, "Have you read my speeches!" IL the
question In still pressed he quietly hands over one
the late controversy with Mr. Doug las
Mr. Lincoln has been about town all day.
and accessible to all who chose to speak with
him. He bas occupied the room of the Execu.
tive In the Capitol, and has been freely con yrat
lated by bis fellow townsmen.
Mr. Lincoln spent most Of election night in
the telegraph ONCE, where he heard rsturffs and
received private dispatches with a most marvel
Gus equanimity. Those who saw him at the time
say u would have been impossible for a by
sisnder to tell that that tall, lean wiry good ma
tured, easy going gentleman so anxio nsly inc uir-
Ing abont the success Of the local candidates was
the choice Of the people to Ill the most import.
ant ONCE In the nation. Even during the cleo
ton, day and mig hit. Mr.. Lincoln was about town
attending to bis business az usual MANY Of his
Springfield acquaintances will long remembe,
how be sat in social circle at the Cheny House
while the returns Were coming in and fpdulged
alike In pleasant chat and bis propensity for story
telling.
$50 far as the Cabinet is concerned. there ar.
50 many conflicting rumors adoat that canno,
credit any. DIR. Lincoln is not at all anxious IA
gaooie, and don't believe he has told any one
his intentions In this regard IL Seems to be GEN.
orally conceded that Mr. Seward will he ton.
dered the mission to the Court of St James and
that Mr. Bell will be offered the department ol
me Interior, or some other seat In the Cabinet ;,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-09
FUTURE DAYS.
By A. GREEN, Auctionee


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
AID y eTaKFTs NORTH, AT AucrIoN.-On SAL
URDAf, November 10th, 1850, shall sell IN front
Of the er-mlses at o'cloc.P m, by virtue Of o
day of April, 1850, and recorded in Liber =. A. 8
No. ls2, foios IN. O. Of the land records Tor
Washington county, IN the District If Co umkis,
the fo!ioxins described Progsrty, yipg and being
I'll that piece or parcel Of ground known and lsId
down on the plat Of said CITY the north half of
Lot numbered twelve, (l2, the south ha NUN bered
and seventy eight tSs,l ard comprised in tue fol-
lowing metas and bounds, to Wit Commencing for
the said half lot numbered twelve at the NOT thvrst
corner OF sad Tot, and running thence south With
and hall inches Us feet s,i inc6ss;l thence east
one hundred and seven feet two Inches (iG7 feet 2
Inches) to the OF said lot thence north twenty
i've feet six and half inches Is feet 81 InchesD 10
thirteen; and thence west with said division I'm.
one hundred and seven feet two inc hes lC7 feet
inchee to Tenth street vest and place of beginning,
ana beginning for the said part OF Lot Is at the souh
running thence north With the hne Of L th street
west twenty i've feet C25 feet,D thence east one
hundred and seven feet two inches l' feet2 inohes
70 the rear OF said lot thence south twenty i've Is
and IS and thence vest with said division line
hundred and seven feet two inches 1 feet inehes
TO Tenth street west and place Of bes inlne, With
the improvements, which are oriok dwelling
Terms OF sale $1,000 ossh; the remainder IN six
twelve. and eighteen months; the Purchaser 10 give
notes Tor TIE deferred payments, bearing interest
taken. Ali conveyancing at the cost OF the pur
chaser. Should the terms not be complied with in
hve days the Trustee reserves the right to resell
oc SI-d&ds A. GREEN. Auct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-09

WHAT LINCOLN SAID TO A LOUISIANA VISITOR
The Louisianian, Breckenridge paper Of New
Orleans, gives publicity to the following CONVEX
satfen between a New Orleans merchant and Mr.
Lincoln:
ga highly-resPectable merchant of our city, Just
returned from. the North and West, informs us
that during his visit there he had an interview
with Old Abe, the rail splitter. On being asked
by our informant what he would do. or what
would likely be his policy In regard to the South
should he be elected, the raispltter replied that
Similar interrogatories had been propounded to
him by many persons, and also in writing by let
ter, but that be had uniformly refused to answer
prudent to declare his policy in advance He
took occasion, however, TO appriZe our informant
that he would dispel the illusion existing at the
South. that he would have to send men from the
free States to Ill the Offices by assuring him that
there would be found plenty Of persons at the
south glad enough to get them, and that he had
already received four hundred letters from the
slave states, begging ONCE, consider BILE portion
OF which came from LouiSianan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-09

II The New York Tribune discrediu the
rumor afoat Of a letter to be written by the
President elect, "intended to soothe the nerves
Of those who have persistently denounced him
as foe to the Constitution and the South.n II
says: ..4
% IL those who have hitherto insisted on bellev-
Ing Mr.. Lincoln all that he 10 not and should not
be, will candidly read his discussions with Doug
las In 1885, they cannot fail to see that their fears
are fsllacious and their imputations groundle8.
III they will not regard what he % plainly de-
dent, and when he was appealing for support to
the citizens Of free State only, they surely can
not be expected to place confidence in professio
made under the immediate impulse Of the threats
Of the re-eates that they about to dissolve the
Union whereof he has been chosen President
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-09
Personal.

-, - Hon H. g. Foster, Pa, and p. W. Grain
Md, are at the National
- Bon. A. r. Boteler Col w. ID. Anderson
ana Ael Jas Walker, Of Va, are at Browns.
--'' Mr. Frank Warden, whose ability az a dra.
Eitz James O'Brien on play for Mr.. Jeferson.
the comedian.
49, queen Victoria's departure from Brussels.
on her return to England, was DELAYED for two
osys oy cold which she caught In Germany. II
is striking proof Of the excellence If the consti
tuition Of Queen Victoria, and Of her physical
training and regularity Of habit, that during the
twenty-three years she has been on the British
tnfohe, ane has never been confined to her room
e 1sions when she has added TO the mum Der Of
:. Guelph olive branch. "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-09

IL In the Court Of Quarter Sessions at Phila-
delphia, on Thursday, the motion for q new trial
in the case Of William Beverly, convicted Of
making a fraudulent return at the late October
election, was dismissed. The prisoner was then
sentenced to pay a fine Of three hundred dollars
and undergo an imprisonment for two years and
ak month";
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-09

DEsTRucTIoN BIT FIRE OF ONE OF THE adams,
E1PAEss CARS ON THE OHIO AND MIssIssIPpI
RAILROAD Tuesday evening last the Adams
Express car forming part Of the Ohio and Missis-
slpp rain, which leaves Cincinnati at S IS D. m
was Destroyed by IRE near Aurora, Indiana to,
gether wiki It's contents, amounting in all to about
adve thousand dollars. The flames are snppossd
70 have been communicated by spark from the
we locomotive, and IL mu st have been done short.
!y after the train left the CITY, as the Ore when
olscovsred had gotten such headway that all
attempts to control IL were unsuccessful Cinein
Hdfi Commercial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-09
By CLEARY q GREEN. Auotioneers,
S06 Ninfh sfrssf

rTRUSTEE's SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND
AND LIQUoss Az AUcTIoN.-By virtue of q deed of
trust from Jacob Schmidt to the undersIgned as
trustee, shall proceed to sell, on MONDa v, the
18th day OF November, at 10 O'Clock q M, all the
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Lisuors, Bar
Room Fixtures, &C., being in the house sixth
street. between Louisiana avenue and g street In
the city OF w ashlns ton, lately occupied BY Jacob
Schmidt as o Restaurant, such A.
Feather Beds and NJ attress~s
Bsdtteses, Bedding and Pillows,
WardrobeI, MIRRORS, Tab &c, Chairs,
Plcturee,rBureaus. Carpets.
All the Liquors and Bar Room Fixtures,
Stoves, and many other articles too numerous 20
mention.
Terms Of sale are for oil sums under SSo cash
over that sum credit OF 80 cad 81 days, FOR notes
satisfactorily endorsed, hraring interest
THOMAS w. BERRY, Trustee.
CLEARY 4 GREEN, Auots.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-09

The FIRE AT THE Aston House, NRw YoRs.
Fhe Post OF Thursday evening saws: "At few
drying-roOm attached to the laundry in the base
ment of the Astor House was discovered to We on
fire, having probably caught from the furnaces
there used, or some imperfect fue. Mr. Setson,
one oil the proprietors, wes the first to see the fire.
discovering 1t as he passed down back stairway.
II was then breaking out from the door of ne dry
ing-room In ruddy blaze. The alarm vas in
s ssanuy given, and the hremea appeared with
considerable progress, burning the laundry and
Kitchen, and ascending into the servants depart
ments in the second and third stories.
Here poor fellow named Thomns Bndy, one
OF the hall walters and night watchmal, was 30
badly burned that he viii probably die He had
been up all night, and went into bis room only a
few minutes before the fire broke out In the con-
fusion and alarm he was entirely forgotten until
the nre was raging at Its fercest hight servant
girl then suddenly spoke to a gentleman who was
aiding the fremen, inquiring, 4" Have they got
rom Brady out YETI" "Who IL Tom Brady, and
where Is he," was the answer She replied that
she had met him on the stairs ten minutes before
the fre, and explained the situation of his room
on the third story. Some policemen and citizens
then tried to force their way to his roon but were
driven back down the stairway by the heat and
sti ding smoke
Some members Of No. He ok and Ladder Com
Pany then succeeded In raising ladder from the
ooi OF the enclosed piazza on the south side VI the
building, and In that manner got across to his
room. On breaking In the window, smoke and
fame burst out, but hearing groans inside, two Of
the hremen brarelY rushed in, and though them
selves nearly suffocated, succeeded in bringing
the sufferer through the door and down the stairs
HIS clothes were burned to cinders and his BODY
was horribly burned all over In some places the
nesh had cracked open to the bone, and from his
complaint OF inward burning. 1t was supposed
that he had inhaled the flames. Everything DOS.
sole was done to alleviate his sufferings and he
was then taken on litter to the City Hospital.
The guests at the hotel were terribly alarmed
the cry OF fire, but all escaped to the front part
OF the building In safety By half-past o'cloc k
the fre was completely extinguished The Iaun.
dry and kitchen buildings In the rear only were
burned, but the rooms above were very badly
damaged by fire, and other parts Of the build ne
were damaged by water
The origin Of the fire is a mystery The driving
room was heated altogether by steam, and there
was no IRE in it, vicinity. 1t had been In use a
long time, and everything about il was like
finder, 10 that the flames once kindled soread
with great rapidity. The hotel was provided
with two Kitchens complete, one Of which is en-
tirely uninjured by the fire. 5he guests had .
late breakfast this morning, but dinner was read
az the usual hour. The principal damage is tc
the building. very little furniture being Injured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-09
By CLEARY & GREEN. AuotlOneers.
SOC Niafh sfv<rf

EXTENSIVE SALE OF, STOCK. GRAIN.
IL VEoETABLKs, FARNIss IMPLEMESfs, ClR-
. q u. sss pas 3D.
decsassd, st Public Auctlen;-on FRIDAY and
e .h.l zen. :, The farm and Issdsnce Of the late
Darn. Clssett; dseesssd: =. u o'slooE = N. on
city, %ss 0 q &:
sal? and IN ss Horses.
,seIoellent Mich Cows, Aeifer,
Family cs5i. .ss Ia n 81: and csSs.
tcsi.s % With a large arg lot Of III Harness. 00'
sets Of COMPLIES Harne.
Cutting bsss., Corn and Cob cressers,
R:ss.. aos:, sSoss: sss sss. Pfs oIi: &C.,
Plato bigger, 10 sets Plov Harness,
ss.fSsifos: H ssys ass' Cradles.
WIN adse 70, e. OF 9tner inpiements, too ma
%sess. e sTos!Es WSs..: pey in a.. order.
500 bushels sof en- esessns ' Posss S '''' h''
Us barrels q Com,
's I: :ss.t: os ed q f9 sn csc! sSsS.,.,
Large lot Of straw and Long Fodder. ...
A nfsa e i Ss% q R6ss g 8. sst s::h.
tn. HOUSEHOLD EfisEcrs, consisting !.
Piano. Stool, and Cover. Tshessny. sofA,
M2noSbny farior Chalras Rocker, &c,
Do Bedstead, Werdrobe, and Buresu,
Do Marble-top, Centre. and other Table,.
Patent SICK ohaar Cat And Bronze Csndelsbras.
Large Ies prime Geese Fssihsrs, in Beds, Bolsssrs.
Excellent white curled Hair Mattresses,
Do Parlor, Chan Der. and Hall Garrett,
Toilet Sets, Mirrors, shuck and Cotton Mattrsssss
si.akets, Comforts, Quilts, Linen Sheets sSd
Bedsissd:. wsshst.nds. Burss.s, Chairs,
COOKING, Radiator. Han. and Chamber Stoves,
AnaIrons, shovel and longs, Fendsrs. and Fire
pisinr. Han, and Chamber Tables.
Arnds9me Dlsted Tea Sea and Castors,
silver Spoons, Ladles, and Forks, .-
Oiloloth, Cocoa. and Straw Msttins.
China, Glass, and Crockery Ware,
Iogether With large and excellent Assortment Of
~Altonep, Pantry and Daary Wares. i
Terms Of sale: All sums under e0 caak: over
~, credit OF 2. e. and months win Be Eivcn. In
~ Gases notes must be satisfactorily endorsod,
peeting intersst, and made payable st sosns balk
,U( We deslre 70 cal particular sttssnon 10 the
above sale. % 10 BY FIR the most Interesting sale
that has ever taken place IN this vicinity.
Omsionses will start for the Ilaee Of ale on the
the Asctienssrs: on 9Th strsst, near the svsess.
q. a Ara W. n, 81 SiFhSRETT' a kSSFiHSss':,o.;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-09

IL In New York, on Thursday afternoon. \
girl named Mary Hughes, domestic in the house
Of Mrs- Ayres, while hanging clothes ON the inc
nom tne back piszza, on the second story, Lost
twenty feet, fracturing her skull In q ffiQhtful
manner. A physician was called, who dsessed
her wounds. No hopes are entertained Of he, re-
pvay - Y I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-09

FnrARMs FOR MEXICO The ~ O. Picayune
OF the 4th says: "we understand that Colonel
came up for that purpose a short time since from
vera Cruz, has succeeded In making pure base
here Of such arms 40 he wn In search Of and len
IN tne lndianola steamer yesterday, howeward
bound The srms are destined for the State Of
Chihaahna, for use not only against the rebels,
put the indians Of the horde. The troubles In
MEXICO the last two years have made that country
one OF The best markets for firearms on the CONT
nent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-09

III The New York Post says that "there 10 an
apparent error In the report Of The los. Of the
ooat seminole, said TO have burnt OF or near Per-
namouco letter from an oficer on board, dated
october -, reports her at Maranham, from which
BorI tne was 70 have sailed on the following day.
The point where the disaster IL nxed n neatly !,
hundred miles from Maranham, and a. abe was
known TO be a slow sailer she could hardly have
reached the place where IL IL said abe was de-
stroyed on the 25th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-09

LINCOLN AT HoMK.-Springfeld, ILL.,, Mr. Lin,
coins home, gave him twenty eight majority for
PRESIDENT on Tuesday. hewas about town., all
DAY, induising his penchant for telling stories,
nearing the news &c: On Wednesday he was
carried to the Hall Of Representatives I'm the can
IDOL OF Illinois by about 800 friends, who vainiy
pressed him for a speech. While Others were
speaking he slipped out through a side door
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-09

IL The Danville (va.) Appeal Of the 7th says
that man named Dodson was apprehended and
confined in the jail Of Pittsylvania county last
week for an attempt to excite servile insurrec-
ton. -'a.-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-09

IL The subscriptions for the testimonial tc
Capt. Wilson, of the brig Minnie Schiller, In
New York have reached the sum Of sc, 446.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-09

IL The proposition to extend the right Of SUI
frage to negroes Unfortunately, in New York,
appears to have been defeated by large majority.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-09

PARDoSED.-The Marlboro Gazette states tina,
70 the young man Wilson, sentenced by Prince
George's County Md Circuit Court to Be hmn >
Tor being accessory to the murder Of Mr.. Kr.ntss
at Lanrci Factory. Wilson has been In Jail for 1
long time, and hss so9ered greatly from his con-
nnemenf Athey, the ytipclPsl, b still At large.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-09

II From the Messrs. Peterson, through Frank
Taylor, we have Reynolds last work, 1.-The
Ruined Gamestern
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-09

THE NEW YORK Srock MARKKT.-The princi-
pal stock on the list fell about per cent at the
stock boards yesterday In New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-09
1.-THE Associated Press agents telegraph from
Washington as follows:

Washington as follows:
The Administration continues to be privately
advised Of the condition Of affairs at the South
There has been no formal consideration Of the
subject in the cabinet and hence there 10 no de-
mined course of action. IL is known that there is
difference Of opinion among the members Of the
cabinet on the distinctive legal question of seces-
sion, but this does not, az reported, involve the
resignation Of any of them. liz Is not now con-
templated to send additional troops TO the south
eTn military posts. Only % 100000 of the new
loan have been paid in, but bidders have until the
Pad instant for this purpose.