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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-24

THE RKPCBLICAN's ASSAULT ON THE STAR.
The Republican Of this morning takes occasion
TO say:
-,"The Star Of last evening was as silent a. The
grave upon the proclamation Of the President.
1t II too much OF q courtier, and too long habit.
ua,ed TO kiss the foot that u on the throne, 20
he ready to condemn an Act done by President
actually in Office. 1t has been = Vicar Of Bray
too long To do q thing of that kind; at any rate
without great deliSerasion. But while hesi-
tating 10 condemn the Presidents action, the
Star equally hesitates to approve IT, That
paper enjoys private as well n public patronase
and tbs proportion OF the population Of this
metropolis which dislikes the Presidents pro-
ciamatton In too large to b. rashly offended,
upon ine Stsrs tactics OF balancing loss and
gain, before determining which side Of ques-
ton 70 take"
Tbs star is silent on ths subject OF the Proc
iamation, simply and plainly for the reason
that Whatever doubts we may have 10 the
wisdom Of the policy entered upon by Presi-
dent Lincoln, - urge them now that that policy
is foregone conclusion cannot b. adyan-
tageous TO tn" national cause. Our great in-
pending danger At this juncture i, from divided
counsels.
The Sior "enioys" neither sspriyare" nor
"pubhc patronage" nor dos il solicit "pa-
tronage" of either. II accords to it, customers
a fair equivalent for every penny it receives.
Hence the 20 much greater extent Of it, bust
'A'Ai '-''- VA ti' i''ptpItaF, Is El6lcc -
the advertising columns Of the two viii con-
vince any man that h;s~ eyes III his head Tht,
StGr has never received patronage TO the OK
tent OF i slxpegce from the Government unatr
any administration. all Of the II being iircctat
by law 10 advertise, rs business men do their
advertising, lt the paper OF the largest circula-
ton.
We 'rusj tina; sooner or ia;er our cotaiupo.
rary, the R,pW5iieGa, Will learn that the journal
seeking 10 live on ..patroTase'' III these tiRs;
As sure TO starSe; else il Will dray its own
last breath. To i've sure, the alleged history q:
Its complication with Pecks defaulting dcpre-
dations upon the treasury OF the STATE of M,ina
with the ATTEMPT 10 bIacisnall the treasury of
the State OF Massachusetts tor lobbying through
the Dill 10 pay for the services Oh her non COM
oatant militia IL th- war OF lSI2 with its per
sis~nt Efforts to obtain 6. patronage through
Congressional actio, for the restoration of he
General Post Ofiics advertising to the Journals
OF W ashingion, ana rs hourly button -holein-
OF Departmental f;inctionaricS 1T this time for
~'patronagc 10 enable II 10 live, while the pub.
lie, Al whose mi;,T it is printed, turn their
backs upon u aS being q mere echo OF ADLER
mischief makers, ben; or forcing negro social
ana industrial equality upon this populaGion,l
render u questionable whether il will ever ar
quire sufficien; taste for the true way Of making
prosperous newspaper, 10 do business enough
10 meet its business obligations as tile Star does
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-24
THE HARPER'S FERRY PRISONERS

HE TNhF-EN : I ENkN FNI>U- tEr.
The prisoners paroled by the rebels n Har.
per's Ferry, numbering over eight thousand,
passed near Annapolis Junction on sunday,
on their way 20 Camp Parole, Annapolis On
the road, som" OF the residents of Anne Aruadel
threw open their door and prepared subst:,n.
tial meals for them, while I few refused 70 aid
even The sick. Thrse latter naturally suffered;
the men taking Off from the farms what they
wanted, without Offering any compensation,
w ethose who cheerfully gaya what :hey
co afford were amply repaid by presents o;
money, &c, from such Of the Officers and men
as were able to compensate them for their
trouble.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-24

POSTPONED AGAIS.-Gov. Curtin has issued
. general order possponing the draft in Penn
sylvania until the 10th day of October; the
reason given therefor being that those Of the
militia who were called out to defend the State
lately were deprived Of the right Of appeal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-24
TIE SITUATION

We learn that though everything appears
quiet along the Upper Potomac just now, Gen.
Mcclellan is pushing the campaign to the en-
tire satisfaction of the authorities here. While
he takes due care not 20 fall in 10 snarcs, and
make his army the victim OF Re bel stratagens,
h" is nevertheless actively engaged upon labors
which will soon speak for themselves 10 the
public in their results.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-24
X NJ Y 6 L p Il ES.

"A
OFFfcE OF I He CHIEF QrARTERHAsTER.
Army If tie Potomac. }
WASHINGTON. September ~, i0s-
PROPOSALS are invited for furnishing for be -
OF the army of the Potomac the following artirl,-
SEQ tons best quality Timothy day. scc1-.ir
tsled, the weight ofeach bale 10 DC -.IsEg-;
thereon.
2"oe~ bushels Of Oats of the best quality. =
strong sacks. well sPusd
1900 cords Oak and Hickory Wool We sas So
~ and Of the best quality.
Zach bid must be accompanied by -se G. .;,---.
ment OF two responsible persons that the contract
II awarded viii be fulfilled
Bids Will be opened from time u time a. ths -
ticies may be needed and contracts will D.. .pAl..4
Tor the quantities needed 20 the lowest reSpcnss
bidder up to the time OF opening
The right is reserved 10 scce pit sli OF any 7srt
any bid
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals Coz Hsv
or Oats or Wood, !" the case may l.. ami .1ei,
in separate envelopes. RUFUS INGAIi.s.
Lieut.. Col. aad A u {.
Z3u Chief
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-24

GEN. HooKEE.-Ne are glad to learn that
Gen Hooker wound is no longer painful, and
is improving. The General received Yesterday
cordial letter from Grn. Mcclellan exprpss
ing his great regret at his wound and the m is.
fortune that accident inflicted on the SUCCESS Of
he plan Of the battle on the right wing, and
adding that he (Gen. McClellan) had taken tbs
liberty of recommending him for a Brigadie,
chip In the Regular Army
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-24

ESCAPE OF PofNDRxTER.-This brigand has
escaped from guard appointed 10 convey him
70 81 Louis, and, we fear, through the gross neg
hgence OF those In charge. An officer and yyo
men were ordered to escort him to ST. l. ,;IiS.
Al Macon City, where the train stopped, a., IL
ouced the guard TO leave the cars, and, u IA
opportune moment, threw 4 handful OF u :. r.r
into their eyes. Both We're blinded Tor IN iiIIa
one OF them, however, contriyed - Oh n ms
pepper, and fired his gun bat the guerili was
tot his way This negligence is inexcu ahIa,
and should b. inquired into.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-24

SERESApE TO THE PREsDKNr.-The Presi-
dent viii be serenaded o-night at the White
House. The Marine Band will be in attendance
John ". Forney, Ex-GoY. Boutwell, and others
will speak
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-24
PRISONERS EXCHANGED

Col Ludlow, Gen Dix Assistant Inspector
General, has just returned from James river,
where he has exchanged about lO,U0O rank and
file and 800 officers. He states that Popc's
officers now prisoners are promised 20 be re-
leased this week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-24
MCMILLAN,

Cool in the conflict
In Council-sedate,
Willing-mid clsmor-
To" labor and wait"
Hurrah for Mcclellan,
Firm prop Of our cause;
True to his Country
His God, and the Laws!
For his Mslgners
As little care he,
A the Majestic Rock
Cares for the sea-
Howling. and bursting
In foam at its base
bM neeeT nortag
The Rock from its rinos.
Stout hearted Chieftain,
Still silently scorn
The Night-Owls that boot thee
Soon oonle.h fhs Morn
Soon, at thy signal.
New hosts shall strike in
Eo0n our New Era
OF glory begin,
The vigor of the fresh lie sions nov rushing &c :
rescue of the Republic will doubt be sus. a'u.c
by asudicient ccmmissariat. in which, DAYrus :
famous Cakes and Pies and Crackers figure cen spa
euous. DAYT0Ss BAKERY,
No. 4j6 Eleventh sire.
Sc S-I Between G. a-a ".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-24

SECoSD-wARD STATION CAsss.-Scfoye .Jys.
tee C4drs.-Stephen Ringold, disorderIy: fined
IS. Capt. +. Myers, drunk and dsorderlv. do.
lisered 10 the military. VIM. Simpson, has kinr
without license; fined 81 Joseph Boyd, disor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-24

DEAD.-We regret to learn that to-day Gen.
Banks received intelligence Of the death of his
younger brother, MT. Wm. II. Banks, of New
York, young gentleman Of high character and
fine abilities
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-24

- The capture of a rebel mail in Arkansas
mas given our officers timely notice Of certain
intended movements.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-24
ENTu NCTN

EXCHANGING PRISONERS.
About two hundred rebel prisoners of war
are to leave the Old Capitol prison here this
evening or tomorrow morning, on their way to
Dixie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-24
IL No. 6SG.l
10y THE PREsi ID; OF THE UNITED

BY THE rnrsI i e. $ss Or THE UNITED
H Ss e AbsfhAM liS &c
By ns hS nns once at a s M VII
IN the state of Wisconsin, commencing on Moad,y
the public lands situated Within in the the Of
named townships viz:
North Of the base line and Of the fourth prnlpal
Township No 81, of rsn ng,aa
Townships Nos. 81 and - of range2
Townships Nos. 81 and ~ of rangc /
Township Nos. ~, 81, 81 ana - Of range,
townships Nos. 81, - -. -, an,: s. of range6
Township, Nos 81 s. s., and "a. 81 ua :anso7
Townships Nos. 81 and =. of range 10
townships Nos. 81, 81 ~, -, III 81, 81! 81 40 and
Lands appropriated by law for tae use Of school,
t military, ana other puIp9srS, together with the
for sis l,nis natS tsrsby unit
act entitled An act to ensh" t.e state Of Ak q
within their limits approy"d eptem "hnp and l:o
will be excluded from the sale 1919
ence on the DAY d 'e sp@vf ss Ill I'LL be
the order tRss are dvsrticp T nn b n
closed but the sale shalt not be kept opn M rnu
than two weeks, and private entry of am of a
lands will be admitted until after the expirson Of
Given under my hand at the city of Washington,
sand eight hundred and sixty-.wo. 'H'1
by the President:
n u ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
Commissioner osthe General Land ONCE
NOTICE To PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled 10 the right of preefsn,jon
To any Of the lands within the township and psrts
ottswnships above enuner at Require :. esIal
sh the same 20 the satisfaction IF the he g>ter and
Receiver OF the land Office. and mako pa,msnt
therefor as soon a. practicable after fsein: This
notice, and before tha day appointed for the .oI,
mencement of the public sale Of the lands
feited j Nj EDWC 97 'or-
Commissioner Of the General Land O0Bce
Noe.-C nder the regulation Of the Departp,ant
~ here'olore and now existing. no payment can bs
MAZE LOT ADVERTISING proclamation except TO surh
PuetIshers as are Sp.cialy a,do,ieed 10 pnbli. hx
Je E-vl3w S-'N''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-24
TELEGRAPHIC..
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM THE
WEST. ~
HUMPHREY MARSHALL AT sHELByvILLE Z,
THREATENING LOUISVILLE
ALL BUSINESS At LOUISVILLE spsPESp.I
EXCEPT THU WORK On THE IN
TRHSCHMESTS.

LorIsvrLLE, Sept. ei.-The Louisviiis JoG--
nal has information that Humphrey Marshall
forces reached ShelbyYille last evening.
Louisville presents martial appearance.
All business is suspended, and a large force is
M worry on the intrenchmen,s ----
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-24

PERsoSAL.-Gov. Stanley, Of N. G., arrived
IN washington this forenoon, coming via New
York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-24
SYNOPSIS OF rii hS P SRf DENTS pRocLa.
NATION M

sO1NoTSIS VI III r. PRESl DENTS RROCLA-
NATION, No. 6-5,
FOX THE OFFERING OF UPWARDS OF d. 400 =
900 ACRES OF LAND IN OREGON
IT orders Public Sales in the STATE OF OREGON
At the Land Office at OREGON CITY. on the 9Th
OF UctOber 1902, of one hundred and fifty -ei yh
townships and parts of townships, heretOfor.
Tered west OF the Cascade Mountains and within the
district OF lands subject to sale at Oregon City
. At the Land Office at ROSEBURG the 18th Of
october, 1862, of one hundred and nifty four town
SHIPS snd parts of townships heretofore unoffered
west OF the Cascade Mountains, and within the dis
trict Of lands subject to sale ut Reseburs
. The lands will be offered with the usual exec o..
lions OF school sections. &c.
No mineral lands are [, be offered such lands be
ing expressly excepted and excluded from sale by
act OF Congress.
The sales win be kept open until the lands are all
oHeied, walch Is 10 he accomplished within two
weeks and NO longer; ana no private entry of any
OF the lands will be admitted until after the expira
ton of the two weeks
Pre-em ption claimants are required to establish
their claims TO the Satisfaction Of the proper Regis
ter and Receiver, and make payment for the same
Oh or before tho day appointed for the commence
ment OF the public sales, otherwise their claims will
be forfeited. j. n EDNFNDS
Commissioner of the General Land Office
GENERAL LAND OFFICE, June ~, 1852
Note.-C nder the regulations of the De partnent
az heretofore and now existing. no payment can be
made Tor advertising proclamGtions exec pt 10 such
publishers "a are specially nH,hcyize to pubii By
The Co,nmssioner Of the'General Land Once.
te N-lsw Ejw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-24
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, Sept "a, 1iY a. m.-First Board
y. s. Coupons, 1881, 1oIX; Seven.and-thrse.
tenths Treasury Notes, 1oi; U. S. Demand
Notes, Il5x; Gold 49,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-24
FINDER ARREST

INUEK AKNEST.
Gen. White is here under arrest TO await an
investigation Of the circumstances attending
the surrender Of Harper's Ferry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-24

THIRD WARD STATION CAsRs.-B>fo?s yss
tice Cldrk.oieorge Wilson, discr,lerly a tae
theater; turned over to the military. John Cor
nally, disorderly; do. Joseph +. Murphy, .asc
dri wing; fined S5.9i. Also, for exciting 20 riot
security for peace. Daniel Cunningham. DIS
orderly: turned over to the military. Ird ,or
H. Thorn, drunk and iisorderiy; dismissed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-24

CATHOLIC FEMALE ORPHAN ASYLUM
There had been some intimaiion that the ..a.,
buildings Of the Catholic Female Orphan Az
lum, at the corner OF Tenth and q stress
would be taken by the military authorities To-
hospital purposes, but representations hayir :
been duly made by the Sisters in charge r. a.
tive TO the accommodation there Of one hun
dred or more orphan girls, and the cond.c
also there OF schools for n very large nun he :
of children residing outside OF the institution.
any idea OF the sort that may have been easel-
tanned has been given oyer-for the present y.
least.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-24
II Ii L q r SON USE.
ESTABLISHED IN 1850.
St.Hdfed CQ1ufr Of Il and LIZA SfN-- Pa 40

The Proprietor Of this hi ghy popular Establish
pletion of . large addition 20 HE Head SfAv
Quarters" oegs respectfully 70 intimste -:
that his many friends and the public generally ~
at all times find il their Interest TO pay kirr ys;t
having no doubt but that the extensive p.e72-.s
tions which he has made for their cofa.ar- " Is
meet their unqualified approval
Airy and handsomely Furnished Rooms. With ~
without Board. at moderate rates sc l3-lrn-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-24

FoURTH.wARp STATION CAskA.-Befcre Jss-
ice Walter.-GilbertCu Gusts, assault and battery;
fined 81. Also, profanity; do. Mary Harris.
having dog without license; dismissed. Also,
creating nuisance; ruled for trial. VIM. John
the military. John Kennedy and John wa-
der, do; locked mp ten hours. James McCs-
10 the military. Harriet Herbert, drunk;
fined $3.50. W. Erb, Robert waring and
Andrew Hickey, yagrant boys; ordered to leave
the city. Isaac Parks, assault and battery;
fined S5. Vim. Young, Oliver REYNOLDS, and
Charles McAlister, sleeping MI the street; turncd
over 10 the military.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-24
LOCAL NEWS.

PoLIcB-The Fourth Ward patrol reported
dismissed. Z. J. Cooper, creating q nuisan &c;
fined IS ~. Mrs. Schwartz, do; for trial Jas
Price, drunk; turned over 10 the military.
Jordan Lewis, drunk; for triai-by Justice
Walter. $50
The Third Ward patrol reported: David
Beall, drunk. and sleeping IN me market lfinnd
Sis. John Scott drunk, and sleeping IN the
street; fined $50 John Rawlings, roeoins
tee Thompson. John Corelsoa, drunk. and
sleeping in the street hned ss.s5-ey Justice
Clark. Leigh Thorn. disorderiy; dismissed
by Justice C1ayton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-24

%R LLY, TO NIGHT The citizens of
uS Washington will serenade the President AZ
socloek, THIS EVENING. at the White House.
John w. FOrney, Esq. Gov. Boutwell, and other
inguished speakers will be present The Marine
Band will lead the procession from the National
Hotel, ct ~ O'Clock It's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-24

FOR SALE CHEAP-A good HORSE, HARNESS
!, and WAGON-Horse sound aud years
suffering. Or will sell the horse only. "a
apply to ID. WOOD, 4O1 Ninth street, above n
washington. 2i-3t-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-24

POTATOES
'' oaFrelS' IN prime quality. On board The
A''. FRED. ). COzZESs.
Conner Pennsylvania avenue aud 18th st.
se24,t
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-04
atcs OF Advertising In Daiiy.

Legal ss.sftl.efasal. sny e-ats pr square sssA
r-lff'aH.
e.l,ets-y .r~sar-usests sade wiih tbcs~ Mo
- - .iseffIse - th- year, ~ - taa F4i.ir<e ri
fHsarinr a plsssure. fcariy aiF1tifefs' ho~efsf'
aili - sa11nef strictly - theif regular business,
= ~ .l.t ,sfE Iitsfferfg -,
Aisssise1sals "a us special notice column VII
~ claffei 80 4ficet
AesegiI.s.sssis Aegt soasianilg o. ihe inside
rrife snd hail.
l..as.s tal.ees pablshed In ne Local coiumns. q
49,. frss ~ 4a4es ~. BE charged ~ fafh inseft0n
E. Ioser lea lines Ten cents pfr lfe-
irtft srlils Ifs sent - fyr 10 fqfrlaei Nrr, Vii
sflsl llfff n.e1tts. unless ordered tat.
sfssaii1a of a stani:ng Advertisement WI
~ 5 renewal - ths same. unices p'hrrri-e
r1a - cpnsfscts
- { c1nfdaies f8r offce a every tesefip-
sat . e erF-i As1 20 81 sas nAuss .. i,s yaliy
Z. f-8~7Bt al weekiy. aisegr - oa-
-
a. fap - made far inserting thr uotices q
.ufltt. = .tIes ~ AssoclafIntis as follows.
F.rs az not exceeding lines - cents fer
-. ia.astiss. sfar eight lines ~ ths rate.
Anfas * safhs With faneral notice attAfh hsfi,
81. wlitanf set - free.
NasIf-s E. Fa. 4tis ilsnics and kKfur.ions, gotten
% ~ I'D fItrsfs aseeei ef.ors, 90 - eh-fehs-
i rsquiar zee.
G<eai a.lstffsfi srfs insrrtei a. ne ekp.lsn -
Atiarfsys ofifrlal ard payment not 70 pe deiAyre
% the ri pfpese nff bai iees ie 81 'h' e-Aes
lunr fI.tifsEfr nat epuntalle - ne e'eaf",f 'I
srsi sIsrftt ttespehfs .sad ths '2t enafse' TOT
their pabi'tstiaf.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-04

NoTICE--Warts1 irnmediztsiv
~ gs~t ss1<1s Essk. ca.<sx1 ~srk a..
&C. ~asss - - Fiss-
rsrs-Hs.rs. A.. ~. is'1-e-s~
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FRENCH Millinery,


4 HAVE PURCHASED the enlssc
Nar~ry slack ef NJ. Msnly. hsfrhaIi. C.alk
foraiy. ~. Al A. pfefafsi ie tf1l,A a. klnts
- Tree a. Orrs-assts' sefrtssry at ~ ir~est
sslh rrIccs. Arple rrrfs - AZ sl1e. fer .
lsh b ias>fi b tssfirr, A. 90 60 e. ~
trs -.
syrtix Els <wokrH
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he Weekly Express

eaanshss every wsdn .ssay. asfi,s 20 per snnu'n,
.feaHfe
fa-Ne psref sent without TIE money, nor eeANN'-
= laug~f sine than paid To-
lkates of Adycrfisseg I'm weekly,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-04
a Il - II t< n g L

OF ts FIFTEENTH SKkI-AAA-UAL STA7E-
NV q &c confrioa of fhs HpNE INSt-
R4-rCH COAPhN1, cf ~ tffg ~ Ncv Tort,
os fAs isf dr. a, .i.snarrs. lssi
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-04

st. Nicholas hotel,
Broadway, New York.
Boerd Reduced 70 - - aas

sinos tas vpenlas = The sst ,ad eeinmpllous
Hesl ~ isss Is has been ne single ese.ver = ne
r,pf.eiofs 70 m,se IS ihs most .umpiaou.. corr
verlsai aas oomioris'is ho-us ~ hs atf.a "a
sisAazer uais .ids ne Atisaac
Al whatever has seemed lissiy b a9mln,ief o.
u.s ee14'art q ~ ss--ss thsy L-ee snaeasof,f.
~i'hssi regard = o..i % provide. ana 70 eomhlhs
~ ~ sisuasu.s g fi,siv.susi .ff .sial su.oymsHs
uhlel moieru ars be- lase.iei. anl naisrs ,asis
sppsersas ana eas vairsrsr- -fiss 81 b. asrau.a.
e. aauny % past ~ ysatis elanaas Ffsf
sA.ss siae.T ss.a.. AAs- eesu spFrer sirt.
T uses shs ssisrss1le. efss. as.ss. wh-a ~ ars
reer,r~s = p-,eass ~ uasi nr.s ,.caeny. ns
un6srsi sr,~a.
Have Reduced the Priee OF rosrd 20
TWO DOLLARS FER DAY
a ~ .sss. usss .h.sar usu. = a. iururis- -ith
-hsrs ihs'r 'shls ks' htAeria hssa ruyvllst.
TsxADwEIE. wHgTcoNE co.
Ns@ Tea. sci 4. isn amos
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sc0n r-r-frt. .rsas.
Nr C,rH1ff lt ltt .ertfr a - 81
.strF~ fHffII ~ fl.tf Kfss sstra4f>f - IL
-r.l. 80 80 ..r ssfflsr q q > ST..
Cll ll
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PHOTOGRAPH i ALBUMS and
Z Car Psrsr2ts--s So sspy,y jzrt r-<<fvst a.
EUCKLxaHAb'H fooxgTOkE.
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EH HSuRaHcE.

EIRE AND INLAND POLICIES
Il iasrft Al ~ Tfrs fsfsrs-a- casDsrr =
Hsffftrt. Ceensrficsi
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THE DAILY EXPRESS.

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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-22

North BRooKFIELD.-A sudden stroke of
death has bereaved the Union Congregational
church of this place of their acting pastor
Rev. James Edwin Tower, native OF North
Hadey, was graduated at Amherst College in
1858, and at Andover Theological Seminary
in 1861. For the last six months he has la
bored as ''stated supply" with the Union Con-
gregatiOnal church of North Brookfield, I'M
der an engagement for one year. A week
since he left town for a brief vacation. On
Friday afternoon, while at the residence of his
wlfe's mother, Mrs. Eaton,) Groton, he was
seized with acute inflammation in the bowels,
and, after three days of great suffering, his
life was terminated by modification, August
18th. A post norton examination revealed
the fact that some time since he swallowed a
hard substance about the size of a filbert,
which had remained in the intestine and
caused his death.
He was % years of age, modest young
man, close student, good preacher, giving
promise of professional success. When made
acquainted with his situations, with christian
resignation he yielded all the bright hopes
which he, had cherished for this life, and in
the exercise Of triumphant faith, entered
upon his eternal rest.