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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-04-24
Ice0l Notice.
To JAMES NEWMAN and GEORGE r. CAsr0S-

To JAMES NEWMAN and GEORGE r. CASTOS--
XTOU and each If you are hereby notified that there
N will be file In the Office of the Clerk Of the
District CouIt Of Wapelo county Iowa, or before
the 18th day May, 1861, petition Of Isaac N Nor
ris claiming TO bethe in fee Of he east half OF
the Il dissection 26 and the y Of the N w Il II
the 4 of section "a, both pieces In u. I2W
asking the Court to correct mistake in the deeds
from James Newman to George X. CASTOR, and from
said CASTOR to the PLAINTIFF conveying the u Of the
NV 4 Of w u of section "a, in place Of the N e OF
said tract as was Intended, and asking the Court to
quiet the title to the first above escrib ed lands In the
said Plaintiff, and unless you appear and defend
against said petition before Of the second
day Of the next term Of said Court, commencing on
the 9th day of May 1861 the said petition will hs
taken pro contesso and decree be rendered accord
ing to the pr aver thereof.
HENDERSHOTT BURTON,
Arril24, 1S517-l34w Attys for pltG
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Legal Notice.

Evan NJ Crane, I'm the District cour, Of w.n,uo
John Overman. '', i"s'
To JOHN OyERMAN-
SEE-You are hereby notified that there is ow
- on file in the Office of the q ERIK Of the Dist ri,t
Court of Wapello county, Iowa, petition Of Evan ~
Crane claiming CT you four hundred and thirty an L
G3l0Ohs dollars with ten per cent interest thereon
as money due on promissory note executed by you
and one Philander Oterman to J. Finley Crane
order for two hundred and sixty five and 26I00 dol
lars and endorsed to plaintiff, and as money due on
certain other promissory note executed by you and
Philander Overman to the order of pailiip lark
for eighty -one and I0-100 dollars and endorsed 70
plaintiff Said petition also asks for writ of attach
ment aga st yonr goods, chattles lands and tene
ments to secure said claim. Now unless you appear
or before noon Of the second day of the next term
ofthe District Court of Wapello county Iowa. to be,
begun and held on the 9th day of May 1851 in said
county default Willie entered against you and judg
ment rendered thereon. March 23d, 1861
s. W. SUMMERS, Atty
April "a, lSGl4v for Plaintiff
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Indiana Troops Mustered. into
t" Service.

/ CAMP morton, Ind, April 2O.-Troops
are still pouring in. There are now nearly
1000 men at Camp Morton. The Govern.
ment has rendered the President 1000 more
men than the number required from that
State.
An officer arrived to-day from Washing
ton to muster the troops into service.
The ladies' have supplied large quantities
Of flannel shirts and other clothing.
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1850 Virginia Troops at Har-
per's Ferry.
[Special to tile World.l

HARRISBURG, Va, April 49, - Virginia
troops numbering 1900 have possession of
the town of Harper's Ferry. Cannon are
placed in adjacent hills, and soldiers are dis.
tributed in ali directions It is said there is
not Union man there The train was stop
ped to search for troops shat might be on
their way to the arsenal. hut after examina
ton was allowed to proceed.
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Arms i'm the Liberty NO. Arsenal
t " a Given Up.

INDEpENDRNcE,. Mo-, April 2o-At an
early hour this mprning the arms aad NUM-
tons, war. held at the Arsenal in Clay
county, were, at the demand of some citizens
OF that county, given up. It's stated that
there were 1900 stand of arms, 10 or -
pieces of cannon, ard quite an amount of
powder The arms are to be distributed in
the counties adjoining r..g bad .,a
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The Late Fight at baltimore.

PHILADELPnIA, April 22.-IIon. Morris
Lowry, special messenger from Washing
ton, says hewitnessed scenes after the fight
at Baltimore, and that history will record
that although hundred Massachusetts,
troops were levelled by missels and arms
wrested firm them, they didn't fire ii Il com
manded by the Mayor of Baltimore Mr.
Lowry went to Washington, and com,nuni-
Gated personally with Cameron and Gen
Scott, who were totally unpreparcd for such
news A Cabinet meeting was called.
told the President that Coy. Hicks was in
the hands of the mob.
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Feeling i'm Canada.

TORONTO, April aO-The Globe this morn
ing has a long article on the relations be-
tween England and the United States, advo-
eating sincere and firm, alliance, forgetting
all past differences, and says the North has
AUST cause that the permanent good win
of the American people is worth striving
for, and hopes to see the rebellion put down
and the traitors dealt with as they deserve
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God bless Qualitative Land.

God bless our. native land;
Firm may she ever stand,
ThrO' 'stOrm and night
when the wild teMpests rave:
Ruler Of wind and ~ ave,
DO:thOu our country save,
BY thy great might!
For her our pray'r shall rise,
To God above the skies:
On him we w lit.
Lord hear our ma, ions cry;
Re thou forever nigh
May freedom nevcEsIie
God save the State
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ST. JOSEPH, April 2o.--To day the seces-
sion flag was upfnrled, and carried through
the streets by mounted company, after
which it wa raised in market square, with
out disturbance or enthusiasm. ......
Considerable excitement is manifested,
and secession is the prevailing sentiment.
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LEAvENwoRru. April 20.-7,000 stand of
arms has been furnished the citizens of Leav-
enworth from the Arsenal at Fort Leaven.
worth @una #t
The commander of that Fort has accept.
ed 800 volunteers of this city to guard the
Arsenal, pending the arrival of troops from
Fort Kearney.
All is quiet here save preparations for pos
siblc contingencies. Cas-.
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u. =. Arsenal seized.

KANSAS CRY, Mo, April 20 = The Mis-
sourians seized the IT, s, Arsenal at Liberty,
at ten O'clock this morning, and garrisoned
it with 100 men. An immense secession Gec-
ting was held here to day. Thousands from
adjoining counties in Missouri and Kansas
were present. The prominent points dis
plays fags.
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CENTRALIA, ILL.,, April 22.-The Military
companies from Chicago, comprising four
companies Of infantry and one Of flying ar
tillery, passed through here at 10 a. m.
en- route for Cairo. The boys are in high
spirits.
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Especial to the IIawk-Eye
Troops at Harri.bur.

HARRISBURG, Pa, April 22.-250O men
were in Camp Curtin here last night. Six
thousand stand Of arms were received from
Pittsburg Three Ohio companies arrived
here tonight The orders of the Governor,
recalling the Ohio troops, have been counter
mandcd Eleven hundred will arrive to-
morrow.
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yENiIE partnership heretofore existing betw cen w,r
4 ?. Inskeep and Carey Inskeep. OF Ouurnwa.
Wapeiio county, Iowa, under the firm name Of In :
keep Brother, is this day dissolved by mutua, con
sent, Carey Inskeep having purchased the entire in
terest of VIM. Inskeep.
All those knowing themselves indebted to Inskeep
Brother, will please call and settle their ACCOUNT
as wish to make a fresh start.
April IL, 1S6l-6-13 4w CAREY lNSKEEp
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Latest from Washington.

New YORK, April 22.-Adyices from
Washington state that the Government had
planted cannon on all heights overlooking
the city. There are about 10000 men un-
der arms.
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CHANGE OF TIME.--Thc cars on the G. B.
q. r. r. leave Burlington at Z: 10 a. NJ.
ard s:45 P. NJ. They arrive at $50 A. NJ
and 7:20 P. NJ. The change was made on
Sunday last
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Muscatine and Washington Branch Banks
l.aye each placed 1000 dollars at the dis 20
sal Of the Governor, and promised more il
needed.
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CAIRO, H., April 20.-The report tina, a
military company Of Sccessionists occupy
Cairo is unfounded. No such company has
been formed.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-04-24
By THE PRESIDENT ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
WILLIAM II. SEWARD, Sec'y Estate.
Circular of the Post Office De
ID. pHrfnent. .E

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE Post Office
Department has prepared a circular of in.
structions in relation to tn, recent passage Of
postal laws, &c, 1t is explained that CARDS,
either blank or printed, and banks in pack
age, everything not less Il an eight ounces,
and packages ofseeds or cuttings, not ex-
ceeding eight ounces weight shall be char
ged in the postage at the rate Of one cent per
ounce or fraction Of an ounce to any place in
the United States under 1900 miles, and at
the rate of two cents an ounce or fraction Of
an ounce if over 1900, and to he prepaid by
stamps. All packages except seeds or cut
tings must he so packed and markell that
their true character may be seen. Maps.
engrav'ngs, litographs, photographic prints on
rollers or on paper covers, books, bound or
unbound, Photographic paper and letter en-
veiopes are to be deemed mailable matter
and charged in the postage by the weight of
the package. not in any case to exceed four
pounds, at the rate Of one cent per ounce or
fraction ofan ounce to any place in the Uni
| ted States under 1900 mills, at the rate of
two cents an ounce or fraction, over 1900
miles, to be prepaid by stamps.
| Major Lauman telegraphed to Governor
Kiskwood On Saturday. reporting the follow
ing Companies as ready for marching orders
The Burlington Zousves, Burlington Rites.
Mount Pleasant Greys, Company from
Fairfield, and the Ottun wa City Guards.
The II Ulster roll Of the Burlington Blues is
rapidly filling up.-Hawh- Eye.
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QUINCY, April 20.--Brig. Gen. Jas, w
Singleton, has rendered the services of sell
and staff to the G vainor tc-lay.
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We received no dispatches yesterday, the
Hawk Egs receiving ntnc on account OF the
STERN.
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A Pair of Real Novelties,
AND ONE WITHOUT A MATE.
Ist.-..TuE PAPER NECK TIE,


vt .-'srIE PAPER NECK TIE.o
(PATEYT APPLIED FoR)
This Tie Is made entirely Of paper, in 100 different
Styles and in perfect imitation of silk and other fab
rics The price is so low that gentleman may wear
NEW TIE EVERY DAY, md yet not be chargable
with extravaganza or one Tie can be worn to days
II necessary TO economize.
2d-EHE RELIEF TIE.
(PATESTED JAM 20. 1861
This Is doubtless the perfect silk Tie ever IN
vented, and is just what the name implies, perfect
"Relisf" from all further trouble in tying bows.
3d--rHE LACE EDGE TIE.
An exquisitely beautiful artcle-lt has only to be
seen to be admired.
SMITH BR0UWER, Sole Manufac turers.
No 81 Warren Street, New York
N. Rive sell to Wholesale JoJbers onIy Coun.
Try Merchants can order our goods Of any Wholesale
House with xaom they dealing
April -, lS6l-7 l3-3w
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No More TrOOpa allowed to pass
through Baltimore.

Gov Hicks, Of Maryland, declines by tel
egraph to let any nore troops pass through
Baltimore.
Vessels of War for Warrington
New YORK, April 2o.-.Steamers Poea-
hontas and Philadelphia 90 to Washington.
The Harriet Lane sailed this morning for the
same place.
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Aid for. Families, Of Volunteers

Rochester,, April 90 900 were voted
to-day for the support, of the families Of
volunteers. .f# -s ...-...s .. s;a.- l..-
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New Advertisements.
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PRESIDENTS PRECIPITATION,

j. NJ. HEDRrcK, Sec'y.
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eth. When the Government is imperiled
by threatened invasion from without or re
bellions within, it is the duty of the whole
people, to look alone to the good ofthe coun-
try, snd faithfully support all its legally con-
stituted authority, not thro lgh mere blind
party zeal, but if need be, to fer UP party
and party platforms on the altar Of patriot
ism, for the good Of the whole
10th. As domestic peace on the one hand
is productive OF invigorated domain extend.
ed commerce--enhanced wealth--incrcas ed
| national and individual prosperity, happiness
and fraternity while on the other hand war
is the sure and dreadful attendant upon en-
feebled empire, crippled and destroyed com
MERGE, diminished wealth and resources,
abridged national and individual prosperity,
creative of misery, envy, hatred, malice and
death, the christian and patriot will always
encourage and advise the former and oppose
and discourage the latter. ,.
llth. As a cons tituent part Of christian
people and nation whose policy should be
peace, not war, we here, irrespective Of par
ty or party ties, loving our Union, our coun
try and cur government, most earnestly rec
commend to those conStitutionally in au
thority in the North, and those IN assumed
authority in The South to lay aside the par
tisan and warrior, and pat on the patrio,
and christian, and if possible to stay tn,
hand Of violence ere it drenches our Who'll,
country IN fraternal blood, and to agree {
meet in common Convention as citizens
one religion, one language, one country, on,
purpose, and as we trust one happy united
destiny, and thel G, in ths same spirit Of con
cesslon and compromise in which The UnioI
under our present Constitution has it,
origin, exhaust every honorable effort at an
adjustment OF our national difficulties, ano
swear anew Oh the alter Of common patri
otism, that the Union of the States can anl
shall be perpetuated. This desirable objec
| falling, AMI war with all its horrors, being in
ey.table, the patri can know but one dut,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-29

Choice REQUESTS The Boston Journal
states that the will of the late GEN Wm. Ii.
Sumner of Jamaica Plain makes several be-
quests OF a public character, among which are
the following To the state OF Massachusetts
his fathers portrait painted in 1882, when he
was justice of the supreme court aud retouct-
ed in 1897 when he was governor; also an
original portrait OF Gov Thomas Gage 10
Harvard College, on the deaih Of his wife, his
cabinet, which bears the initials of the apostle
Elliot, and probably belonged to him; also the
parchment commission as governor Of llassa
chCsetts to Samuel Shute, dated in the Sec
ond year ofthe reign Of George the First. To
the Boston Athcneum a landscape picture,
painted by Washington Aliston, on a part OF
one of his oh slirts and given to the deceased
when they were in college together, III 1898.
To the Sumner Library Association in East
BJsion valuable lot of land as site for
library building, and all his printed books,
maps, pamphlets, and varions portraits and
relics OF great value, among which is the
witch bureau from the middle drawer Of
which one Of lhe witches jumped. out who
was hung on "Gallows Hill in Salem"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-29
dolurestr frOap Nlurnin9 0obrmber 90, 1851.

by brigands near Terracna Italy, few weeks
since aud held to eXtorl ransom. When
search was made by the authorities for the
captiyes, their heads were found affixed TO
po,es by the way side where they we're travel
ing. e
Frihcrt German. living in Madison coun-
", Illinois, who was afflicted with ringing in
sanity on account OF the death Of 4i' Niie, shot
his tour ciHl,hen dead tew days siilee, and
then blew out his own brains
Prince Napoleon las subscribed 5000 nancs,
and the Princess Clothilde 1000, toward INC
monument Of Count Cavour. Her royal
higlmess writes In becoming a French
woman. by my marriage, my heart las re-
mained profoundly devoted to ltaly."
The ''Disbanded Volunteer in. The New
York Sunday Mercury says Captain Wilkes
was justified in nabbing the Trent, because Of
the MCN,3bng of The Caroline in the Cana
dian rebellion ct 1887.
THE Essence" az THE REBELS SlILE or BATTLE IKE
FoKrs Nosg Tsru Easy FtESE ny MOTHER GoosE'
with duuutless backs We charged the Toe
All on 4 nuUui,t day
We slew them all the rest Nc took.
others sway!
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Il
pla;nLaa,ar,s s.ISat G,s ne Cle.gll,'u
;ni,,aJ H., .tii
tsIS biS oxnor;onna ti,',s
err ~ ',,,li',i, - ~ ~ IS
bolios ,r NO., ,.lIi7o'l 80 ' s?
Ii, pi I "tO'' ~ i"'y ~ 40
ant anrolJ a. H., III nan, i'tiis v
lin - - .e 'iS
an, ;,,i,',, ga NV I'iI9 Nv. "'lfi
an, IMP f'.i,,' w. %i''e t'et'"T
t",n, ny, tr;oT -, w., am "oou' nv
..uiee 'n"t uieu- ilien SOUS THESE are the
T II lllat teS men lat' II tley nave got any
~ ne I"P'a'h tdNes pleasure III putting me
I"rGuSh uouoLe quick s'tP' " men 20 on,
'iihH II VIII NC win uouole quick CON
SUMPTION
am constantly reminded that one Of the
nrSt requirements ct soldier is to throw out
his chest and draw IN his stomach. Having
been burned out several times While occupy
ing rooms in the attic, l have had considerable
practice throwing out nav chest, but by what
system of practice could | ever hope 10 draw
IN my stomach ! can't dress up it's 40
use trying. If my vesl buttons are in line. [
am lar in the rear, and il toe tie mark, ii
fearful bugle indicates my position. There is
no room tor argument in regard 20 ny SEMI
mentS everybody can set:tt 4 glance list lckere
L'stdad,)
One evening we had a lrili sergeant who
line, he exclaimed sharply, " hat{s that man
doing ln |e ranks WIKI brass drum he
pointed to me, bu. | ladn't any drum, it was
the surplus stomach l couldn't draw ill.,
am the butt Of hu3tbceess jokes as you
may well suppose. Although in respect to
size 1 belong to the heayies, my preference is
Tor Hehl infantry service. My knaJsack is
marked Light Infantry One evening il,,.
spectators seemed convulsed about sor.ething,
and my comrades Uttered by platoons when
ever my back was turned. 1t was all a mys-
terry until laid off my knnpsack So ne
wretch had erased the final letters. and | had
paraded all the evening labeled Light Infant
The above is one of the t4asssiiud auhneanCes
to which am subjected auJl nothing but my
consuming patriotism could ever jsduce ne 10
submit 10 ii. | ml.ie,l at lle. cali OF my coun,
iry aud tttl5uot to be put oat by the raiIgiAg of
my comrades
! overheard spectator inqniro Of the drill
! sergeant one tay
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The oruiion Of !i0a CHARLES SHmner, before
The Young Mems Republican Union, Wedhes-
tlrg evening". on The Rebellion, It's origin
and Naju.sjring," attracted large audiengv
to the Cooper Institute The FgatA H5a' qAite
ti.gd. ana ON Tie platform were hQ4Qted
representatives Dl the Geucbs tie bar, tut
rabbit, nnd the counting house. Many ladies
we're also present The meeting was organ
izrd by the selection ui VIM. Curtis My es,
ESD, as president \ list Of vice, presidents
and secretaries was adopted, during The
reading OF which the names OF Messrs
Opdykr EYarts, aid Cheeyer were re-
ceiycd with the most special marks OF f4Vor
Mir. N0yvs, on taking the chair drew an Gle
gant parallel between the phllanthropist, Jas
OTIS. and Alr Sumner, and gracefully intro
diced the latter us The philosopher, martyr,
philanthrerist, aud statesman" Mr.. Sumner
Was welcomed hearlily, and lis address oil
two hours and hail was listened to with pro-
found attention. The illusions to Fremont,
and his remarks on the instructions OF Mr..
Cameron to Gen. Sherman, together with all
TIL. arguments in favor OF the eradication OF
slavery. were received with uproarious dem
constructions of approval, which finally took
folm in the adoption OF the following resolu-
tons =
Resolved That the doctrine enumerated by Major
General Fremont. with respect to the emancipation
of the slaves of rebels and the recent utter
ances of Gen. Burnside, Senator Wilson, and Hon.
George Bancroft in this city, and OF Col. John
Cochrane and Hon Simon Cameron at Washing
ton, foreshadowing tie eventual roofing out OF
slavery as the cause of the rebellion, Indicate alike
moral political, and military necessity; and, IN
the Judgment of this meeting, the public sentiment
OF the north is now fully in sympathy Wlth any
practicable scheme which may be presented Tor the
eNtrpation of this national evil, and Will accept
such result as the only consistent issue OF this con-
...,rsts .tfs,fa huTl han RS
Resolved, That the thanks OF this meeting be, and
are hereby rendered, to Hon. Charles SUMNER, the
distinguished orator of this evening, Tor his re-as
sertion and eloquent enforcement OF the political
princples herein endorsed.
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CITY AND COUNTY

RETURNED SolDiERs.-George L. Barnard,
B. d. Seaver. and Mr., S0uthwiek all Of Co.
d, fifteenth regiment, arrived in this city,
yesterday afternoon, having been granted a
short turlongh. in order to recruit from iuju-
ries received ii Balls Bluff.
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A FRIEND OF THE FIFTEENTH.

THE second company of New Hampshire
sharpshooters, Capt. H. w. Caldwell. passed
passed through this city. from Concord, by
the boat train, for New York, last evening.
They are fine, stalwart looking body of men,
numbering about one hundred, and are to be
armed and uniformed on their arrival at Wash
ington.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-29

How OUR GRASDMoTHERs DID PArRIorIc
Work during the war, after divine service,
on Sunday, or on Thanksgiving day, con.
tributions were often taken lar The benefit OF
the continental army. Cash, Gnger-rings,
earrings, and other jewelry-coas, jackets,
breeches, shirts, stockings hats shoes--rYe-
ny article, in fact, OF male attire-brsidss sjs.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-29

POLICE CouRT.-Yesterday Ariel Tower,
for vagrancy, was sent to the house of corrpc
ton for one month and VIM. Given for com
hitting an assault and battery en- Otis Potter,
was fined Sc and costs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-29

"GEN. BAKERS FUNERAL March, ""Gen.
Burnsde's Grand March, "Gen. McClellan's
Serenade, % "The Dying Soldier Under tie
Lilac He Sleep, til, are the titles of new sheet
music just published by Oliver Diison & Co.,
and for sale by A. w. Sawyer
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-29

fTo the Young s4ndics 3lnd Gentlemen 81
N%ree"t ss, =, he E''~ertT gmnues t. receive
pUptS on WEDNESDAY, SID SATURDAY Afternoons
Tor the stW;y ol Draw iuU. n reucil or Cfavuu.
Pupils in every GtprtNtast received I.staL Every
advantage VII be anjl6'5 TO stJ4euls VIII intend 90
teach. Ph1t rHaliS Painted alG COPIED In Water Cos.
ors OF lli ra!LEirg dt-c coltti0n Of G PAINTINGS
water nlNt' Hha 'ndtt n Drawings Tor sale and on
free eAhibItlDu.. VNQS GpW AEpA B.
Studio Nos aant20 Fagss iiaiiIing.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-29

The Burnside ExpEDIrIoN.---Th Boston
Traveller says dispatch was received in that
city. yesterday, stating that The regiments Of
Gen. Rurnside's division al Annapolis were
under orders to be in readiness 10 sail at TWEEN
ty.four hours notice.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-29

TaANKsaIyiEc ~ wenty ore states and
portions of states Observed The annual
Thanksgiving, yesterday, public and private
business bong in great part suspended They