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NpMs rnoM sANrA FE.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Feb. 26.-The Santa
Fe mail, with dates to Feb 10th, has arrived.
The rebel Sibey's proclamation, instead of
rallyiug uIen to his standard, has strengthen
ed the Union army by at least two regiments,
and placed nearly all the citizens under arms.
Great enthusiasm prevailed in the counties OF
Bernadio Benicia, and Socarro and in the
upper counties, the militia turned out in large
numbers. Advices from Fort Craig are to the
9TH inst. The Texans, under Sbey, were at
fort Thorne, 50 miles of, and advancing. Their
supplies were scarce, their transportation poor,
and their only alternative was to fight or
starye to death. Our forces were anxious for
battle They have every advantage, and are
confident of sIccess, providing there is no
treachery A grand pOntiical mass has been
held in all the churches of the territory to
nray for the souls of Catholics killed in battle.
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AN ACT TO amend au act entitled IAN act to regu-
late trade and intercourse with the Indian tribes,
and to preserve peace on the trOntiers.' approved
June thirtieth. eighteen hundred and thirty four
BE it enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatives of the United States OF America i'll Con-
gress assembled, That the twentieth section of the
"Act to regulate trade and intercourse with the In"
dian tribes, and to preserve peace on the toneIsn
approved June thirtieth. eighteen hundred and thir
ty-iour be and the same is hereby amended SO as to
read as follows. to wit:
SEC. 20. And be it further enacted, That if any
person shall SELL exchange give. barter or dispose
OF any spirituous liquor wine to any Indian uu-
der the charge of any Indian superintendent or In
man agent appointed by the United States or shall
introduce or attempt to introduce any splrituous H.
quor or WINE into the Indian country, such person.
on conviction thereof before the proper district
court oil the United States shall be imprisoned Tor
per eIlou nor exceeding two years. and shall be fined
not more IMAM three hundred dollars Provided,
however, That it shall be sufficient defence TO any
charge OF introducing or attempting to Introduce H.
qu0r into the Indian county ii il be proved TO be
done by order of the war department Or of anv nf
Ger duly authorized thereto by the war depa tnent
And ifany superintendent of Indian affairs Indian
agent or suD'ageht or commanding officer OF a mill
itary post has reason to suspect or is Informed that
any white person Indian Is about to introdnce ar
has introduced any sprtuous liquor wine into the
Indian country, in violation Of the provisions Of
this section it shall be lawful for such superintend
ent, agent, sub-agent, or commanding officer TO
cause the boats, stores packages, wagons seds and
places OF deposit OF such person to be searched
and il any such liquor is found therein, the same
together with the boats. Teams wagons. and sleds
used in conveying the same, anu also tHe goods,
packages, and peltries of such person, shall be
seized and delivered to the proper ofhcer, and shall
be proceeded against by libel in the proper court,
and forfeited one half to the nlormer aud the other
hall to the use of the United States and If such
person be trader, his license shall be revoked and
his bond nut in suit. And IL shall moreover be law.
tul lor any person in the service of the United
States or for any Indian, to take and destroy any
ardent spirits or wine found In the Indian country
except such as may be introduced therein by Tue
war department. And in all cases arising under
this act Indians shall be competent witnesses"
Approved, February 10, 1867
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THE CERTIFICATE BILL.

The following is a copy OF the certificate bill
as passed to day
Be it enacted, &c, That the secretary of the
treasury be and he is hereby authorized to
cause 10 be issued to any public ctedtor who
may be DESTROYS TO receive the same, upon
requisitiOn of the head of the proper depart
ment, in satisfaction of audited and settled de-
mauds against the United States, certificates
for the whole amount due or parts thereof, not
less than one thousand dollars, signed by the
treasurer of the United States, and counter.
signed as may be directed by the secretary of
the treasury, which certificates shall be paya
BILE in one year from date, or earlier, at the
option of the government, and shalPbear inter-
est at the rate OF six per centum.
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From WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-The reply of Sec
rotary Seward to Prince Gortschakoff, relative
to the Trent affair, is expressive generally of
the friendship between our country, ga great
republic in the west" aud Russia "a great
monarchy in the east" lie repeats that the
war will end in the perfect restoration Of the
Union under the old and well tried constitu.
tiou.
Major Ferdinand Lacomte yesterday for
maliy received his appointment on General
McClean's staff. He is considered one of
the most intelligent and energetic officers in
the Swiss service, and is known as an author
as well as soldier. He obtained leave of alb
sence from his own government ~ enter our
army.
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OCCUPATION OF NAsHvILIE

ST. Louis, Feb pa Fort DoneIson dis
patch to the Democrat, dated Feb. oath, says
"a boat just from GAINESVILLE reports the
evacuation of Nashville. The Union citizens
of that place sent a beaI to GAINESVILLE, which
towed one OF our gunboats there for their pro
lection. The rebels with Gov. Harris retreat
ed TO Murfreesboro. Harris burnt all the
state documents before leaving. Gen. Grant
has declared martial law over west Tennessee,
with the understanding that when sufficient
number of citizens of the state return to their
allegiance and show a desire to maintain law
and order over the territory, all military re-
strictions shall be withdrawn. Postal facili-
ties are extended to GAINESVILLE, and the mail
boys will follow the flag"
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NEWS rnOM TENNESSEE.

CHICAGO, Feb. 26.-The following is a
special dispatch to the Chicago Tribune =
The mortar fleet is finished. Nothing has
transpired in reference to Columbus. Reports
from rebel sources, represent that stand will
be made at Columbus, Randolph, and Mem
phs. Forces are concentrating at the latter
places, aud the streets of Memphis are barri-
cadtd with cotton bales. The reports of the
paciicalion OF Tennessee are denied. The
last Murfreesboro papers contain savage war
speech from Gov Harris
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New YORK, Feb. 26-'The Asia sailed to-
day with % passengers and 100000 in specie.
Com. Stringham will be presented, Thursday
evening, with an elegant sword, by COMMIT
tee of citizens OF Brooklyn. U. S. treasury
notes are at 30 per cent premium at Rich
mond Capt. Philip F. VOORHEES,, U. S. N,
died at Annapolis, Sunday.
David Hall, for voluntarily serving aboard
the SLAYER Erie, has been sentenced to nine
months imprisonment.
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tIUBLlC-NO. ~.
AN ACT authorizing the detail of naval officers for

AN ACT authorizing the detail of naval officers for
the service of the war department
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatires OF the United States of America i'll Con.
gress assembled, That the president of the United
States be and he is hereby authorized to Temporal
rily detail three competent naval officers for the
service of the war department in the inspection of
transport vessels, and Tor such other services may
be designated by the secretary OF war
Approved, February Il, 1862.
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AMERICAN TELEGRAPmC oNIPAN,r.

WASHINGTON, Feb. &c, l862.-The under,
aligned gives notice to the public thai the mill
tary possession of the telegraph taken by or
der of the president will make no change
whatever in the conduct of social privileges
and commercial business by telegraph. The
lines and business remain in the hands of the
telegraph officers duly authorized by the war
department. [Sienedl Z. S. SANFORD,
President OF the American Telegraph Co.
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AN ACT to authorize the construction of twenty

AN ACT to authorize the construction of tWenty
iron-clad steam gunboats.
Be it enacted by the senate and house of repre-
sentatves of the United States of America in con-
gress assembled, That the secretary of the navy is
hereby authorized and empowered to cause TO be
constructed, by contract or otherwise, as he shall
deem best for the public interest, not exceeding
twenty irou-clad steam gunboats for the of the
navy of the United States.
Sec. 2. And be il further enacted That the sum of
ten million dollars be aud hereby is appropriated
oAt OF any money in the treasury not otherwise APP
priated, to carry out the purpose Of this act.
Approved, February I3, 1862.
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IPuRLIC=No. Dol

AN ACT making an appropriation for the purchase
OF cotton and tobacco seed for general distrbu-
ton.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatiyes of the United States of America in Con.
gress assembled That there be and is hereby appro-
prated, out OF any money in the treasury not 9TH
erwise appropriated, the of three thousand
dollars Tor the purchase Of cotton seed, and one
thousand dollars for the purchase of tobacco seed,
under the superintendent of the secretary of the
interior for general distribution: Provided, That
the said cotton seed shall be purchased from places
where cotton is grown as far north as practicable.
Approved, February 13, 1862
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Stock Market.

NEW YORK, Feb. 25.-SrOCKS are irregular and dull
closing heavy; Chicago and Rock island 5hS; hicago
darlington ana lincv 642; Milwaukee and Prairie Gu
Chen 2U4 Glena and Chic go Vk illinois Central scrip
65f Michigan Southern gnar TIED 4ss; Michigan South
ern 24 Harlem II; ddson 3is Erie preferred So Ere
ledo and Wabash LIST bonds IA SKIES 81, couoons,
925 Tennessee skies 633 Missouri skies $50 California
sevens ST. North Carolina SKIES u; Oregon War Loans
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AN ACT making an appropriation for completing
The defences Of Washington, and for other pur-
poses. ~.
sentatives of the United States of America in Con,
gress assembled That the sum Of one hundred ana
hty thousand dollars be and the same is hereby ap-
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rebels. The latter were routed three times,
with several wounded and several prisoners,
and a quantity of arms captured. Our loss
was one killed and three wounded.
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. II UBLIU-NU. Io.I
N ACT to authorize an additional issue OF United

AN ACT to authorize additional issue of United
States notes
BE it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatives OF the United States of America in Con-
gress assembled That the secretary OF the treasury
in addition to the fifty millions of notes payable on
demand of denominations not less than five dol
lars heretofore authorized by the acts of July
seventeenth and August fifth eighteen hundred and
siXty-one, be and lie is hereby authorized to issue
like notes, and for like purposes to the amount of
ten millions of dolars and said notes shall be
deemed part of the loan of two hundred and fifty
millions of dollars authorized by said acts.
Approved, February y, 1862.
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ArrAIns IN MISSOURI.

KANSAS CRY, Feb. ga skirmish took
place az Independence on the 18th, between a
detachment Of Ohio cavalry and baud of
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DIED.

In East Brookaeld Feb 25 Julia A, daughter of Mrs
It w stevens, "a.
IN Fall River, Feb 81, Godfrey Healy, 81
In Fdirhaven, Feb "A. Silas Pope 70
In Providence, /. Feb 25 Henry Lyman, son Of tho
late Dr. George ilnghast in the Both year his age
JOHN Z Allen, in the 5Oth year of his age.
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EVERY KIND OF IIUMOR.
Two bottles warranted to cure nursing sore mouth
one 20 three bottles will clear the system Of biles
the stomach "
Three 1--WE bottles warranted to cure the worst
Kinds Of Erysipelas.
One or two bottles warranted cure all hMnors In
the eyes
Two bottles to cure running Of the ears
and botches among the hair.
-Four to six bottles warranted to cure corrupt and
running ulcers.
Dne bottle will cure scaly cruptions Of the skin.
Two or three bittles are warranted TO the
kind OF ringwoim.
Two TO three bottles warranted to cure the most
desncrate case of rheumatism
Ihree or TOUR bottles are warranted 10 cure salt
Five to eight bottles are warranted to cure the worst
scrotuG.
One 70 three bottles warranted to cure the worst
eases ul dyspepsia l know from the experience Of
tnuse'as thst Il has been caused b. esi.kcr y;
ache. ~ ~ ~ "
One or two bottles warranted to regulate costve
state Of the bowels.
one or two bottles will regulate all arrangement Of the
kidneys. - -
Four TO six bottles have cured the worst cases o
dropsy. ~
By strictly following the directions In the pampble,
around each BOTTLE ard judicious application of the
SALT RREUM OINTMENT,
SCROFULA OINTM ENT, AND
HEALING OINTMENT,
every sore and ulcer kn or nature except
cured w F'-S
Forsale by all druggists everywhere.
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SpeetafIes. &e.
SPECTACLE DEPOT, 172t MAIN ST..


The undersigned most respectfully invites the citizens
OF TINS place and vicinity to call and examine sumo
nor selection of SPECTAULES, containing his lately
improved PERIscoPIc CONSERVATIVE Lenses which
ne VIII adapt to far sighted, near-sighted aged and
Weak-eyeu persons who may desire them according to
the true state of their eyes The matealused TO make
the mentioned Lenses in its natural state our
w. brianey, and transparency rivals the diamond and
orfns the most beautiful and eerfect spectacle Lenses
introduced and possesses great over the
common glasses in general use.
MANY persons unacquainIed withthe Optical Art.
left to select glasses for themselves without due regard
to the condition of the practice productive
OF serious cons quence prejudcing the minds the
people against the of Glasses Glasses selected by
skiliful ootcian, made of the material will in
stead OF ijuring the eye SIREN BENEFIT 1T
MATERIALLY.
He keeps constantly on hand . LARGE assortment of
Cold silver, Steel and Shell Spectacles and all kinds of
Eye Glasses.
SPY AND MARINE GLASSES, Large and Small
Opera and Field Glasses in various patterns, Micro
scopes Telescopes. Magnifring Glasses &c Metallic
mometers, &c. Mathematical Instruments including
the pest Swiss g. s. Drawing Instruments OF every de-
scription which shall ofer at very low prices
~ ARTIFICIAL Ely Els inserted without pain, and
made TO order.
Thanking the public in general most heartily for the
praying for continuance of the same assure INV
friends that it will always particular desire to
give entire satisfaction to all. Respectfully.
J. R0SENBUSH, IA GENT 0ptician,
Successor to L. Shrisneim.
1t has been brought to NV notice that peddlers
TO gain more cnnfdence,l as Agents! think it my
duty to the public from these mposers stating
that employ no one in selling lenses spcctacles
jal0 DIFF J. ROSENBUSu, Optician.
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Auct1uns.
! SSTGNEES' AND MORTGAGEE'S

a SSIGNEES' AND MORTGAGES
- SALE.-By order of the Judge of Probate and In
1862 the stock Of the late firm of Nourse Mason Il Co
IN the city Of Worcester and in South GrOton will be
February, and on SATURDAY, the LIST day Of March,
unless prev ousy disposed private sale in accord
Proposals will be received until Thursday Feb 20 for
the purchase at private sal of all the personal proper
" at worcester. belonging to the late firm of Nourse
Mason IL Co.. on the day Of the date their proceedings
i'll insolvency, anc all the property since that date
chased BY the mortgages assignee undersigned and
now remaining upon the premises lately oecuned by
Iron and Wood ilaners. Circular Saws, Morising and
Ien2uing Machines, Fasks Moulding sand Castings
Pig IRON Blacksmths Tools Anviis Tools of every de
scrptiou, Lumber, hard and Agricultural Iinple-
merits finished and finished with ali the Patterns for
and generally of all the Goods, Wares Chaticls Fix,
lures and Machinery, now in an, upon the premises
Also, al the same time. for all the similar property sit
uatad at the Factry of said Firm in South roton CON
sstlns Of a general quantity of similar articles
All the property above mentioned NAV be examined at
s and on ar sPa 90 td at " to SAMUEL
A complete Schedule OF the property at each of the
above places with the cost price of the same viii be
preDated ana may be found on and after February TO-
at each OF the above places also at the Countine
Room Of the late Firm in Boston.
proposals will be received for said property scnarately
az certain per centase the cost shall appear by
the respective schedules payment to be made oe.quar
tie cash, and quarter in three six and line months
with satisfactory security. '
Should PROPOSAL be found satisfactory the said pron
ertv a; Worcester. will be ID at auction Friday Febr
airy IS az ~ o'clock noon and at South GrotOn on Sat
uT1ay' March i at II O'Clock a m.
The above offers favorable opportunity for anv
one to engage in the manufacture of agricultural mple
ments. 'rie
The stock of Agricultural Implements including that
which was Damaged by the late ire and other property
IN Quincy Hail. in Boston, Will also be offered for sale az
soon practicable take an account of the same "
For further particulars inquire of
OLIVER AAlES Il SONS, Mortgagees
MILAN DEHoN,)
HARVEY JEWELL,)
Boston, Feb. 8, 1862. deo13w "a
~ The foregoing property not having been sold nj
private sale, the Sale at Auction Will take place as
above advertised. ' az
OLIVER AMES & SONS Mortgages.
WM DEHON
HARVEY JEWELL
Boston Feb n dtIarI
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KENNEDYs RHEUMATIC IMMINENT.

The attention of the public called 10 this most
eeent Of all Linnents perfect and speedy cure for
all the aches aud pains that flesh is heir to- ~
REAEu M ArISM is caused by stagmation Of the
nuds arising from checked pcrspratOn-is cured by
few bottles OF kENNEDY's Rheumatic LISIMENT
NECRALGIA-the king of all pain is caused BY
an Inflammation OF the nervesis instantly cured by
iew applications of kENNEDY's RHEUMATIC LINfMRNT
SPkAINS are caused by an over-extension and
sudden re actipruf the musclesis cured bv few hot
ties OF kENNEDY's RHEUMATIc LINIMENT equally good
for man or beast. -
PLEURHSY is an Inflammation of the lining Of
the ribs lis cured BY few bottles of KEENEDYs ii Eu
HATIC LTNIMENT
BHU Is rs are caused by sudden pressure of the
flesh and smashing Of The ssues-is instantly relieved
by kENNEDYs RHEUMATIC LINIMENT.
CRAMI' is a contraction OF the muscles caused by
sudden stoprAge OF the nervous fluid. which prevents
animal life having free 1ow--is cured by few anudica
lions of kENNEDYs RHEUMATIC LINIMENr.
BILIOUS collie is caused by neuralgia in the
stomach ami bowels-take teaspOOnful of KENNEDY's
RHEUMATIC LINIMEaT in warm water every hall hour
unit cured.
SORE THROAT AND HOARsEN Ess
are caused by an unnatural dryness of the gandswet
apply II on going to bed, and you will he wellin the
morning.
HEADACHE AMI THROHRING OF
TIE TEMPLES Is caused by pressure from insenslbe
perspAlloh-ls cured by few applications OF kENNE-
DT's RHEUMATIC LINIMENT.
WEAKNESS OF THE RACK-Follow tina
direction In tine circular around each bottle.
It Is good for roothachc Earache swelled Face and
Inflammation Of every kind. Every family should have
a fun supply for tue winter.
manufactured By DONALD KENNEDY Roxbury,
f. HARLOW, JAMES GREEN BUSH & co, M s,
McCoNVlLLE, W. IL. GOULnING, and by Druggists
everywhere. dtt las
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WILLARD f. RICHARDS,
dawtf Veterinary SURGEON.

REVOLUTIONS, WARS, AND RE
~ BELLIONS of the United States from 1855 to the
close of the great rebellion by eminent literary men
TWO volumes. illustrated Snld bp agents oniy Can
vassers wanted for all parts of the country. Address
STEBBINS, Worcester Mass
Room No. Central Exchange.
~ Any Weekly Paper of 2000 circula alton, inserting
the above Soon four times and sending a copy to the
above address, will receive by mail postage paid
III
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VNHE subscriber having taken the Stock
a AMI Stand of TIE late firm Of L. HARRINGTON Il
CO., will continue the
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Peoples Academy,
NOrriSyiIlC, It.

pHE srMMsR TERM OF this Institution viii begin
! Thursday Nay 2ad.
NJ. McHiLLoP, A. b., Principal.
Prof. 4. y. WHITNEY, Instrumental anl Vocal Music
With such other Teachers the OF the School may
demand, P'of whitney has been too long known as an
accomplished Musician, and successful Teacher to need
any commendAtion. He has lately returned fron En-
gland and Italy, where he has been perfect hin,ef Ia
his art, lie has gwen much attention TO Harmony aud
Musical Composition, and is prepared to teach Music In
all It, departments.
W. A. CLEMENT, tp.,. -.
u W PUTNAM, ''u' 'o"m'
Morrisyillc, May "a, lSd2 3llfv3
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Huntsville, Ala, Nav 4

nun -AAa'' MAY 4.
10 Hon. +. ". Stanton, Secretary of Var
Your dispatch is received, a soldiers high
est reward lor service, u TO merit aud receive the
appreciation OF his superior officers.
An expedition from Bridgeport crossed the
river on May lst advanced towards Chatta-
nooga, twelve miles, ana captured stores and a
Southern mail from some railroad hands 4
panic prevailed at Chattanooga The enemy is
moving all his property IN the direction OF At
lanta Gen, Leadueater commanding the rebels
has been cbastiSed lor cowardlce. rhete were
not more than 1000 troops NJ CHATTANOOGA.
they destroyed a saltpere mandatory IN n
cave, and returned safely with the c,ntured
property. Another expedition penetrated Ia
Jasper and found a strong Union feeling. On
the same DAY they had sklrmished with The en-.
emy's cavalry at Athens. Our outposts were
driven back but GA being reinforced, the enemy
Ietreated in the direction oil Florence There
are struggling bands OF wounded men. nar,lv
citizens, scattered along my entire lne threat
ening the bridges, one of which they succeeded
IN destroying. o. NJ, MITCHELL
Maj Genera, COMMANDING.