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The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-07-09

SINCE the evacuation Of Corinth it NAV
be interesting to know that since Gen. Hal.
leck took command at Pittsburg Landing
he has built, incredible as the story may
sound, moro than fifty miles Of intrench
ments, and full two hundred miles of wagon
roads! Four parallels each more than
twelve miles i'll length; three or four roads
cor'uroyed and bridged-leading
from tbe landing 10 each corps de armee.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-07-09

: The AhA1 VHAPLAISS.-InetT tTmy chaps
lains are like the prophets figs-,he good
are very good, the bad could net possibly
be where they could do more harm. A
loafins, lazy fellow, with only IN eye to his
and without the smallest Christian grace in
or about him, IS just such chaplain as dis
graces the service and brings discredit on
the cloth in to many Of our regiments
Every such IN one should be wesdud out
Is worse than useless .-C CAicaso Tribune.
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furniture, &t.
New and Elegant Glass Of Furniture.

rom the best manufacturers in the state for
Nsn'-ho OLD bankrupt stock that has laid Ia store
OF Tour years. out of style and shop worn lint the
seects9 stock offered the public in Worces
i' anu Will ne sold at the very loves prices for cash
ne soSk consists OF Rich Drawing Room and Parlor
1851, ~ biAck Walnut and Mahogany frame in oil ar
parnsh upholstered in Hair Cloth Rent Chaiiie and
lush coVersi Marble Top Center rables rich cola
3I thme, with best French Plate Nrrorss oaE -
walnut Library and Sitting Room Furniture In oil ~
varhlsh; kich Oak, Walnut and Mahogapy Chamhsrr
SETS also common do. all kinds oflow priced CHAM
per and Kitchen Furniture; Spring Bed Bottoms ~
dnerent kinds Best Hair Mattresses made to order
also. all kinds Of Common Mattresses; Best IIves
ster Ticks ' " anu Dull
UPHOLSTERY GOODS OF EVERY KIND. Rich and
common Window Shades; Window Fixtures Tassai
ana Cordi Picture rassel and Cord; Floor Mats etc
The above stock will be warranted as good As recon
meued and sold for cash at lower prices than the same
qualities OF Furniture than be bought at any other
house In Worcester county.
OLD FURNITURE REPAIRED In neat and sub
stanta manner All kinds of old upholstered work re-
covered and repaired. Old Mattresses made over We
intend to do first class furniture and shade business
equivalent for their time and money.
Cali ana examine stock before purchasing elsa
where j. IL TAWRENCF u RI
ie2 dtt - -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-29

among them are nowhere more than two feet
wide, often much less. Much of the time the
land is so disposed that the path is a stairway
on the wall of separation between the vines.
For the rest the soil is held up by walls of
support rising one above another, from As to
so to something over 100 feet apart, some
times more and sometimes less.
There is no advantage arising from cheap
ness of labor. Workmen are paid two francs
and half to three francs per day-often be-
sides their food, always with wine to drink in
abundance. The stakes are far from being
cheap, the poorest quality costing not less
than from 80 to 40 francs per 1000. Manure
is at an eXorbitant price. Delivered near the
vineyard, it costs at least Is 1-2 francs the
cubic meter, and often more ($2 so per cubic
yard, or more than Sc per load ofhalf a cOrd).
Notwithstanding this, the vignerons will use
no other fertilizer. Two years ago l had
trial made with bone dust, which succeeded
perfectly, but the vigneron has not continued
its use. 1t would, perhaps, be dangerous to
change anything in a system of culture, the
financial returns of which | have been trying
thus imperfectly to skctch-the more partic-
ularly as you will observe, by the table given
for each successive year from 1928 to 1861,
that the average product shows constant in
crease, and as a consequence that the soil has
been continually growing better and better"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-29

DENSION, BOUNTY, BACK PAY,
Z WAR CLAIMS, AND CLAIMS FOR INDEMNITY.
STEWART, STEVENS, CLARK & CO.,
Attorneys and Councillors at Law,
No. $50 Pennsylvania Avenue.
WASHINGTON.
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TERMS OF. ADvERTIs1Ta.-

ADVERTISEMENTS published in the DAILY for ai,a
square Tor three insertions; and 20 cents for each
subsequent insertion, Ten lines Tor less, cns,,,rt
"~quare" Advertisements ordered insid. a. :
prominent place, as also those largely displayed will n.
charged extra rates Contracts by the year NAV h
made on liberal terms
In WEEKLY First insertion 81 per square each ami
- Al transient Advertisements must be paid in ,,
lery OF regular advertisers will be rcouired 10
=, ~ ne grdtuitoas Advertisements. No report r.ao
luuons or proceedings of any corporation sOcIetv -
association, and no communication designed 10 esli
tention to any matter Of limited or Individual Interest
can pc inserted, unless paid for Advertisement
"a The Publishers will not hold themselves resnonsI
pie Tor any errors that may occur, beyoni the amour
charged for the Advertisement - ''
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WORCESTER:
flour. @rofer1ks, c:

NEW YORK SYRUPS of extra quail
~ tv, Just received and for sale by
so DIFF ID. d. ALLEN, No. s Frontst
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PRE-, RYE, RYE.-500 bushels, supe
81 ror article, now in store and for sale by
GEO S. H0PPIE & CO.,
my30 diff Mechanic street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-29

RURN ELLIS WASHING SOAP; also
a. Wiuchester's and Mason's' extra, for sale by
sl0 DIT d. d. ALLEN. No. 8 Front street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-29
Expresses Rt.

T ,EONARD & CO.'S BOSTON AND
-kA EASTERN EXPRESS
Ooer the Boston & Worcester Railroad
oFFIcEs-No, Lincoln House Block, Worcester;
Court Street, Boston.
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miscellaneous

% Orders for Bouquets, Wreatis and Cut Flowers
may be left at the store of W. o. SWErr 1856 Main ST.
or at the Greenhouse. JONA. CIRCUIT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-29

Isasg55d55s5ssga BOSTON & WORCESTER
sls:5ssi:=ssszassssAR AILR0AD. - SUMNER ARRANGE.
s., 1852. 'N'
PASSENGER TRAINS ieavefor Boston, as follows:
$40 m. l2,45 3.25 Exp, 500, 1920 Exp p. The
m s others o and a. aT as start from the upper
Grafton, 5;l7 l9 ~ :, 2. m: !, 5lSp: N.
Southborough; IS, 1926 a; m; !,2o and 5,a9pm.
aS ashland rs f o 5Sss M s5 81 3tI p m
Milford, 40, $40 a. 10. sop. m.
NorthbOro', 7, a. m. 1879 p. m
RF !aiSTbsn IL E. Ex5 5Se $50 3 s6o
Exp, II Ex.. 6.02 ll,Gl Exp. p.
Saxonville, 1925 a. N; l2,45 ,. m.
West Needhan, $50, Isl, 8,ls II O9 m los, 62Opm.
Granville, 5,5s' 7,a S2l, i p a m, II: 62sp
West Newton, p, Up sI2. s.s2 wor 9l2,u.22 wor.
Mcwtonville 66, 16 Sl6 9l6 M l,3, 2.2l, 4,46 GIL,
Newton Corner 81, 72l 82l, $751; 92l I27 m, la6.
225,4 81, SIS 65g S5l P m:
Gam6ride Crossing, $50 1880 $50, $50 m, LAS, 2s5,
Cambridge Farm "a, Sa4, 9,S4 N, l49 2S9 5O4 629
Brogkllne 6.85 Is, 7.45t sl5, 81 10 am l2 M, lsO,
g. W. 6.55 s. $3.50 p m On Sunday s&5 ana l2ld
ain connection with trains on Charles River Branch
TRAINS leave Boston, follows.
EXP 100 $40 Exp S5o ssh EXP 5o p oaH EXP = u Lou S'
~ AGa N.Y. AZ We Exp 8SS Exn a m 9 i Exp p M
Exp, s 30 Exp, p. m
New York, via Norwich, $50 EXP. p. III.
Mllbury, IFS a m. 400 p. M.
Grafton, lis q. m. 100, 4.G0p. m.
Westboro', Is a. M, lS9, 400, $50 Ex., p. m.
SSogthbGrongh, us m, 80, 90 pm.
Cordavtle, ll5 a. M l.30, 400 p m.
Ashland, T. a. m. l30, 100 D. N.
Frani1gham. AS EXP, 7.l5 $50 Exp. m. L3O, 2lj
Exp; 400 30 EXP, $3.50, exp. p m.
Milford, IT'S a. m. 1880 $50 p.
NorthbOro', Is a NJ, 4 90 p. N.
Marlboro, Z Is a. m, &c. 400 p. M
Natick, lis $50 a. m 100, 400 500 pm
West Needham, IS, $50 m, l.9O, 400 pm.
Granville, 7,l5, $50 m, 1880. 400 800 IN.
Auburndale, Newtonvile, Newton Corner, Cambridge
1870, 3, 4,30, 6, I, $50 m.
Saxonville, $3.50 a. M, 500 p.
80, p. m. y
Brookline, t. 745 800, IL a M l9l5v 23O+ 8O+ S.
65' us g. 10 p. On Sundays at lGl5 M IL As and
IS M. only,
~ New York Sunday Mail Train al $50 D. m.
In connection with Trains Charles River Branch
II. b. PHILLIPS, Supt
BOst1n AnriI 3O ISb2.
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This firm, having thorough knowledge ofth Pension
business aud being familiar with the practice all the
Departments Of government believe that they can If
ford greater facilities to PENSIONS BOunty and other
claimants for the prompt and successful ACCOMPLISH
ment OF business entrusted to them than any other firm
in Washington. They design to such an amount
of this business will enable them execute the bust
ness for each claimant VERY CHEAPLY, and on the
basis Of our pay CONTINGENT UPON OUR SUCCESS
IN EACH CASE For this purpose they will secure the
services Of Law FIRM III each prominent locality
throughout the States where such business may had
furnish such with all the necessary blank form at appl
cation ANA evidence and requisite printed pamphlet
instructions and upon the due execution the papers
and transmission of the to us from our Local
Their charges will be Ten DOLLARS FOR OF
FtCERS and wv FIVE DOLLARS FOR PRIVArES
for each PENSION or BOUNTY and BACK PAY ob
tanned, and ten per cent. on amount of CLAIMS FOR
MILITARY SUPPLIES, or CLAIMS FOR lDEMNITY
soldiers enlisted since the LIST day Of March, 1861
in any kind OF service, MILITARY or NAVAL wko are
disabled by disease wounds entitled to Pensions
All Soldiers who serve for two years. during war
should it soon close will be entitled to 800 Bounty. If
there be widow then the minor children the IA
ther, mother brothers sisters entitled above
JOSEPH Is. STEWART,
II, l.. STEVENS,
EDWARD CLARK,
o. A. STEVENS,
w. Il. GAYLORD.
Naari n -
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Washington, D. c., 1862.

Apply to our associates in
New YOrk-kIGHARJ C. ELLIOTT, Attorney and
Counsellor, No. so Nassau street.
BROOKLYN. 10 fEPH NJ. PRAY Attorney and Conn
sellor, No. 349 Fulton street.
Pottsville, Pa WM. X. SMITH Attorney and Coun-
selIor.
New Uaven-SILAS A: BRADLEY, Attorney and
Counsel. r, No Streets Building.
HartfOrd-CHARLES g. SHULTAS Attorney and
Counsellor, No tIungerfords Block.
Boston-BENJAMIN DEAN, Attorney and Counsel
lor No. ~ Court street
Lowell-ClIARLES NJ. WILLIAMS, Attorney and
Counsellor, No. S. Central street.
Wal!ham,ED'WD L. HALL, Attorney and Counsel
Worcester sTEPHENP. TwIss, Attorney and Coun
seor, Flagg's Block, Main street.
JED diff
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s i::s;::sssssssi9 FER RAILROAD. - SUMNER Ar.
So; -! g5z-ssRANGEAEET, commencing MONDAY,
TRAINS GOING SOUTH, LEAVE WORCESTER AT
. I.Vo m Way Passenger Train. Arrives ut Plain
ed in season foc train TO Providence arriving at PrOv
10 80 a. m. Way Passenger Train. Connects at wor-
eester with trains from Boston, Nashua Fitchburg Low
ell &C.; at Worcester Junction with Western and Proy-
London, Mystic and New Haven.
400 p. m Way Passenger Train. Connects at wor-
ceser with trains from ashaa. Fitchburg Lowell NC;
at Worcester Junction with Express Train from Boston
and Trains from Western and Providence d Worcester
Roads; at Plainfeld junction trains from Providence
and Hartford arrive in season for this train, e-Pas-
ssengeTs from Way stations for New York by Steamer
100 p. m Steamboat Express Train for New York.
NasSsa Fitch
burg &c, AZ Planheld with train from Providence
Leaves Norwich for New London at sl5p:m
2O5 a M, Steamboat Express Train for Boston, daily
Nashua, Concord Fitchburg, &c. (1his train leaves
New London at 100 a. m dependent on arrvalof Steam
800 a M. Way Passenger Train. Connecting at Plain
for sSrmed hbap KY ana ana an
Worcester for Boston, Nashua Lowell Fitchburg' Con-
II 30 m. Way Passenger Train Arriving at wor
cScr meuon in season for trains TO Boston, PrUvi
to Boston, Nashua Lowell. Titchburg. &c.
8.45 p. M Way Passenger Train Connects at Norwich
with train to Providence. Reaches Worcester in season
for Express Train to Boston.
ie0 dtf P. St M. ANDREWS, supt
Ftis8sen1aaFa9tR w nO JIIGIN hAlLhOAO-
lssssssssssssssa SPRING ARRANGEMENTS. - Com.
-2n--mencing MONDAY, May 5, l862.-Bos-
ton, ALBANY and Troy.
Leave worcester for Albany and Way Stations, (ac.
commodation) at $40 a, M and p, m.
For New York and Albany, (exp) 955 a. M and $40
m. 49,.
New York Mail train 10 p, M
Railroad COnRectf0ns.-At Albany with the New Yofk
Central, Troy and Greenbush and Hudson River rail.
roads. Al Chatham with the Harlem and Hudson and
Boston railroads At State Line with the Housatonic
railroad At Plttsded with the Pitsheld and North
Adams and stockbridge and Pitsfeld railroads At
RestAeld with the Hampshire and Hampden railroad
At Springfield with the Hartford, New Haven and Spr
field and Connecticut River Rail- Dads. At Palmer with
the New hndon, Palmer and Wililmantic ard Becher
t; re SAt1 herst railroads., At worcester junction
Audstii0 ~. idence and Worcester Worcester and
I'm nd Norwich and Wnrcnslnr rnllrOnn..
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-, WORCESTER & NASHUA

sssssisss=ssss-R AILRo AD.-sUMNGER ARRANGE
s-gis, sHu-sAiE r.-Trains run as follows; Leave
Worcester al $50 and Ills a, M, and 4l0p m
Leave Nashua at Z a. m. and u m, and p: M
Concord ii where passengers take the TO and from
Inc Northern the Passunpsic the Boston, Concord and
Montreal, and Vermont Central Railroad ,., A.,
At Groton Junction trains connect directly WIN ths
trains Of the Stony Brook Railroad and also with trains
Of the Fitchburg railroad with the exception Of the na
train from Boson and at Fitchburg with trains OF the
Vermont and Massachusetts and Cheshire Railroads N
train leaves Worcester every sunday morning AZ b4V
o'clock for Lowell and stations, stopping to take up
passengers when signal Is made. Returning leave Low
eli AZ D ~ y m. reach Worcester $50,
W. LuIther particulars and connections with othe
land btatea " II W tT.STTFlY n,nit
Worcester June 10. 1881 an 'DNP
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no FARMERS 900 bush. extra quail
Il ity WaITE MARYLAND CORN, for sowing,
eeived to-day, and for sale by
mYl3 diff W. d H0LBROOK & CT
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~ VETERINARY SURGERY.
CsAg1A.A The undersigned has procured stand at E
SYYN NJ. ST0CKWELL'S Stable, No. 3 Mechanic
street, where he is ready at all times to an
swer the calls of those who desire his services In
the treatment of the diseases incident to HorseI
and Cattle. Patients visited at the stable.
All OF ders for the spaying of Cows promptly attended
TO- BY this operation they become permanent mixers
1t unattended with danger and amply repays own
er with generous supply Of milk at when the
article is usually scarce.
Infirmary at No. 10 Mechanic street.
WILLARD f.. RICHARDS,
rs dawtf Veterinary Surgeon.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-11
1hs PcnaInr Srrur.Is.

TIE va, tsy'-g p4ss,d Arcrga 20 dsilc, paassp,
sr1us 1cE a5og' 20 en.ey cpcn third AID probably
sh.lo-e, Is progress aud y.e.'siulss nay 30 Uol
E.su.i7 compared 20 ;-ess Of battle. TIE clufous
ss5,c.s and d.sut If gpsreo1s oy which t vas open
- eliminating 10 tie b,.-ls Of MUSES. muk .he ms,
s-sss Tlcss nay be- Ektr5d 10 tie preliminary zk'r-
,,falz au1 10 tso r:st o-sst that faiIly begin TIC
e.-s-
Zoe second phase celaiSs ,be lors IgI fl lcye ore.
1st-us 20 sed1lcusly employed b. he Nor,h IN tie
v,,k Il preparing AID orgar JLsir sruiss, in the
o,CIpa % Of ysI,-s roI aiOsg the B-s cast AID ii
ere re ., SD ssrIrgy Elective Use ofthe gss, river.
a. 5gd road 70 ccadse. Invasion 70 the very heart Of
g.. os-u..y T5.s vl r,pIessrt The gradual 5eyelop
n - he pans Of s,:ss lhe final ar-su geusrt Of the
-s-s. aad no sss-uI. upon he keys Of the position
Iss series Ct battles around Ryhmsud mlJ b coasia
s.sl "a Bringing :aB p,giSI 70 = conclusion.
Fse lid phase is s.. hsr3 % which The II a iuva-
81. .sslg teen compelled % viih5rlr and rally BE
Ess.ss l.rc,, sesks - form fssh Combinations and
s.o usz r,souTess for another desperate taJrt This
j. By. ssd by % critical moment when he las. tess.Tes
-o er 1ushs Ct 10 supper. tho fslterrs columns and
=, -gs usEs E15ied forward in E1sl fIt in Which
tte -u1- % he 5,y is rstisTsi irrenstsby los.
Tsmi " .vscs AID changes o! PSstca necessary to
-rs-srs .c3 os: srU &c in lie llbes, degree ia
s-io-s s1i gE.st .se t-isls, opportunity 70, en- col
s5-s-siy 20 anticipate ID movement, I'D BY aaici.
a. s555ls st-g-, s51v5r. be partial repuss into
o,15...c dsl.aL cent glorious successes leave u
g-ot glcuud FOR lly, that Cur Generals have kuosa
k2v.to sezs tEs pop. ioas moment Esich skill end
yAior usJ reader 50 decisive The enemy, pressed VIZ.
cr-rsly nov, nay DO forsvsr pOspaeisted from CON.
plc-s ths Preparations necessary for a renewal Of bis
sscs TIE aood tile offoriune may bear us o. to the
h,v,n Of peace ard independence. Should the enemy
howeys-, succeed In putting on foot new Grny, We
may estimate the value OF its material Wheu read Of
ths irggn. measures resorted to by the Yankee dss
p1bm TO prevent lie victims from gJiDg tie country,
ald the huyhabe sesues enacted BY tie fugtves IN
their Efforts 70 vi.hdraE from the protection Of the
absst Cove nmsnt the shoDe upon" Raw
svss fo-csi into the 6ld disPirited BY repeated de
fea they v encounter veterans Injured to warfare and
flushed With victory. The issue II be doubt
ig The wave Of Invasion vii again reeo before the
sd1nAntns bulsark which 1. has twice burst In vain
us hope that the parallel may be completed and that
ths disosdsy and no, pursuit that follow uDsuo-
Ocss n attack may fad counterpart In the utter con-
fu jon sid jas. retaliation Vhish vii hl upon thee
VUu'd be col QlsroTs
Gould his be brought within tie pale Of ordinary
Tss'l-iog aid ms1sused by toe col sally Gpplicsbs
8. 4s s-.1 .: nations, Il might be safe q predict It's
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MEDICAL BRUrALlTIES.

Ehtor Whig-Great aid griCySus the complaints
which come continually from Gordonavile, and loud and
deep the curses which teeped on tho heads of
urgeon in charge aud he asssan! surgeons who ere
stationed at that post concerning the treatment of tho
sick.
We have been informed by gentleman Of this city,
that Lis BROTHER, who belonged to Gen. Walkers Bril-
gads Of the army nov In the advance was taken down
With the typhoid fever. BE had struggled en- with bic
regiment org as he coul 90 60 and when no longer
able 70 uavsl furnished with surgeons certificate
and iuflough, signed by Gen. Walker granting him
leave to come his LONE 10 mond Ga his arrival
a. Gordonsyi.le, no was Informed by The surgeon in
charge that he bad no right TO any such furousb Il
taken from him. and be wss left TO lie out on Tho
wet and muddy grouad With Lo shelter WI a.e7sr fr
thu rain, although very sick with tee fever H. n
NAMED iaus two doys, and not the slightest a.snua
was paid to his crse, His brother, Who asked that &
nigh: he allowed to bring him hone, was gr fl Id
by the chief surgeon that DO could come. WhenE
sIid that hs toher bad been at Gordorsylj two daE
hs was ted that il Saa not trus, but iasiy cd
peeled to scknoSlsdse the fact by gen,emea sho hd
boen Gu the ground when be arrived. As the train bs
about to leave Tor Richmond h;s brother WIS tod H.,
If he saw b. to bring him on without fuilclsLi %
III gu. pat him on the aad leave.
We we're informed by SICK who arrived on tn. O..
trail train Tuesday evening" hsf, although they had ,en
fIrniehea with fucughs signed By surgeons ard s.
rails o. Brgstes and Divisions they were taken d Ia
them, aud compelled 10 travel wilton furogghe d lie
& GortonsVille Sihout any attention Ehs;eyer.
Tee SEX are described AZ yiag all around the dice,
without shelter, AID rarely v.si by the surs.sas
oftensF tbsb oIee In twenty -four hours.
There Is o6e baiijng ussi hos,i.l, tat it 10 cd
TO be 50 6by, a. to eluos breed malaria OF Itself
Thise ccnpl.in.s coma rot from fss bat fron all
Who ere compelled to run tho gsualle, at Gndo,t7fe
If wou' bo well he committee appointed to tI,ui:e
the hospitals aud the abuses Ct the medical depart
nsntT, wuui turn their i,enon TO tbs psrlieul.ii7
oiiods locality T.
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TEL RATE OF 2 sFLGR-

The Atlanta Colfeteraey presents he following ineiI
gsGs views Of subj c; in which the people Of the wtOls
sJuptry are nteresIed
Congress has Increased the rates o. pCssse to sn eT
tsHt eIer0rste tbe most Lesrless speCulator 10
any article of food clohiCg in thee times This is
cole under plea and 10 the attempt 10 make the
pntment self su !auipg This vies-this altemp. 10
perform mpossbiny Is not very oTeditable 10 the
Business qua slons " tie nsr who enacted that Law
The Pest Oe Department 10 the hands OF the govern
meat uo,o be Ilsde sell sustaining than the
. hes Departments Why did 10. Congress attempt 10
n ko the war topEUDent selfEugtaiuine2 Why net
Make Congress psyl own way snd not the people
u put high ealsros lcto tae pocse.s Of ensofs and
Represelatiycsf Tasre is vide Geld for operations
In tns direction No government enterprise ever was
o. ever viii be selfsus,sning, and a is ily exgc
or attempt IL, Government .TavEg lnf upon
priacipe that al liberal with o,her mems M
n0y, and on tits account no g)TsInnsnt under akng
eau be made to pay lis way long. If anything OF
kind Should take place, it would not continue loag
keen sect oil some yu.tlre would soOn discover ana
pouace upon It,
The government should not eIpec. to make the Dc
parmrnt pay i:s wsy. rs endless u,eess routine and
exragaucc will forever forbid IT, and OF all the In
liable thpgs which Congress- could attempt the i'm.
posng o. heavy upon letters and newp pers tie
most intIcusable. Ii g clog upon intelligence
drawback TO information ard the enlightenment of tie
psoqs which Is suicidal for ali admit thaG upon the nte-
g'nce and virtue Of our people depend tho stability
our government aud the maintenance Of ibtrty It
sliSlda We desire TO the Post Office abolished and
leave the conveying Of letters and pipers private
prse But if il will continue to carry letters and pa
pers let IL give cheap postage Le. it be ONE respr 1.
sts or not compel every body to send letters in thu
nails and etit reduce its expenses and increase its eff
ciency, by dispensing with hresourIhs Of lie oiroumo
oution, red tape and useless oioo employees. L. viii
require nothing but the exercise of Little practical
business common sens for the matter Is exceedingly
mple.
HOW PEAOE 10 TO BE OBTAINED THE sEw LEylIs At raE
sohTH
The Mobile Register. after referring 70 the mplAcable