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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-05
A SCISSORS NOTICE. = AssEssoRs'


"a OFFICE, LIBRARY BUILDING, June 2, lSG2-The AS
SCISSORS OF the city Of Worcester hereby give notice
the inhabitants of said city, and ali persons liable to
pay taxes therein that the Office will be open from the
second until the fifteenth day of June inst, from a M
to y n and from TO O'Clock M to receive the val
uaton of estates aid all person liable to be said
cry are requested t. bring in at the Office per
feet lists of all the polls and schedules all the estates
real and personal for which they liable to paw taxes
Persons holding estates in trust whether miners or
otherwise, are particularly requested furnish the As
SCISSORS with statements in relation such estates
heT are also requested to furnish the quantity oflanc
they possessed on the first of May last the number
OF acres or feet in each separate lot.
1he following enumeration may serve as guide TO
assist inhabitants in making up their Statements
PoIlS-number of twenty years and upwards real es-
tae money at interest," and other debts more than they
are indebted pay interest for; shares and stock in
banks insurance companies manufacturing and other in
corporated companies. with The name of the corpora
ton; public stocks and securities of all kinds with
IN ana without the state; goods, and merchan-
d!se and other stock in trades household furniture
exceeding one thousand dollars in vaue horses and
carriages; income from professions trade or empov-
ment exceeding six hundred dollars.
ANY person feusng neglecting furnish The Asses
sors with list of all their property as aforesaid within
tue time specified will be admitted to make applica.
non 10 Court for abatement of the about
10 De made, and no abatement will be made for over tax
alton. SAMUEL, SMITH aSSeeenrs
WILLIAM $. LINCOLN, of
LEVI BARKER. said CITY,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-05
CLOTHING AND CLOTHING MA
" TERIAIa:
NAVY DEPARTMENT,


NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF Provisions AND CLOTHING,
June ,, 1862.
Separate proposals. sealed and endorsed Proposals for
Navy Clothing and Clothing Materials, will he recev-
ed at this office until IL O'Clock the 9th dav Of
June Instant for furnishing and delivering Ton receiving
Charlestowu Massachusetts; and Brooklyn. New York
any quantities of either all of the following classes
articles of navy clothing and clothing materials may
be ordered by the chief of this bureau by the
mandants of the said yards respectively. during
the fiscal wear commencing the LIST day of Jnly next
and ending on the Both day Of June, 1868, viz:
CLASS ]
BLUE CLOTH PEA JACKETS.
CLASS 2.
BLUE SEAMLESS PEA JACKETS,
CLASS 8.
BLUE CLOTH TROUSERS
BLUE SATINET rROWSES
BLUE FELT CAPS
Glass s.
BLUE FLANNEL 0VERCOATS.
CLASS g.
BLUE WOODEN KNIT UNDERSTANDS
BLUE WOODEN KNIT DRAWERS
CANVASS DUCK TROUSERS
BiRNSLES SHEETING FROCKS.
Blue SATINET
CLASS o.
BLUE FLANNEL
CLASS 10.
CANVASS DUCK
BLUE NANKIN.
CLASS IL.
CALFSKIN LACED SHOES
KlPSKIN SHOES
GRAINED LEATHER BOOTS
- CLASS II.
CLASS 10.
MATTRESSES, with two covers for each.
BLANKETS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-05
Aotttes.
RSoN BROW NLOW

The exercises will begin at hall past seven o'clock
Ladies will lind his count OF Secessa very interesting
Tickets 20 cents each. Tickets for sale at Boyden's
Exchange Office, and at Sawyer's Music store.
d6t
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-07-02
BLooMsBURG COLUMBIA COUNTY, WEDNESDAY

that has been spiIt.all The lives that have
been lost-all the treasures that have been
expended-aiter all the horrors o. civil
war in our midst, and the running of one OF
the best forms OF government that ever ex-
isied, the whole thing will have 10 be settled
ed Stephen A. Douglas, in his last spesch
delivered in the Senate Chamber, March
18th, 1861, said
tThe annals of history does not contain a
single instance where seven millions OF peo
pie were snbdued.n
And past experience goes to show that
in The South we have foemen worthy of our
steel. The cry of these Abolitionisis one
year ago was, .'the war will be ended in
six month";" Well, fifteen months are past
and the war is still progressing, with all
The fury that free and Independent soldiers
can push it. Led on by The South, with
blind zeal, worthy of better cause, and on
the side oil the North by bigoted ambition,
aud determination 10 free the slaves -
Had this Government carried out its first
proposed principles. that The war was for
the wiping ooi of treason and for that only,
this rebellion would now instead of being
at its heigth, be crushed and peace and
harmony reign supreme. But just as soon
as they opened this Pondoras Box OF the
slavery question, ii was casting the fire.
brands among the com busiibles and The
W hole thing wen; off with a tremendous ex-
plosion, that not on:y frightened The party,
offending trembls in his seat. This it
was that shook the pillars OF orr liberty un
til the building reeled and iouered and
nothing but the Intervention oil Providence
saved il from inevitable destruction.
But we still live in hopes thai this bastard
party which was begat in sin and iniquity,
fos,ered an fed by treason-reared by plum
dering the National treasury, is but short
lived mushroom concern. Already are the
true friends of the constitution marshailing
for the couhict They cGme 10 crush out
treason in every form-ihey come to ce
ment the tie that has been ruthlessly torn
asunder-ihey come 10 mets oui justice and
punish traitors, whether they belong 10 the
southern clique OF treason workers, or weth
er they are found in the ranks oil Abolition
ISIS, OF the Nor,h. For both stand alike
guilty, and both shall alike receive the pun
ishmeni due their notorious crimes.
Vita wishes for your success, ! still re-
main. TooDLEs.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-07-02
S P E E Oh
HON. BENZ AMIN WOOD, OfN.Y.

In tis House Of Representatives, Nay l6 1862
Ma CHAIRMAN IL have hitherto avoided
troubling this House Content to be lis.
;ener, without any other par,icip ipalion in its
proceedings than 10 oppose my solemn in
Gividuai negative against measures which
my conscience and my principles would
mol approve, have said nothing. Indeed
sir | have not had the heart 10 rise here
and speak. A glance al This Hall, of itself,
has been enough 10 prevent. When look
around and see one third of the Union un-
represented here, and find myself in body,
purporiing 10 be one branch of the Congress
of the United States, really in fact bnt a
fragmenIary part OF ii, my heart sinks with
in me. Il appears 10 be sectional body
gathering of the representatives of a Sec
tionai party With these feelings anG with
this spirit. | have until now avoided parlici.
pating in debate.
Besides, sir, during the earlier period of
this session, disaster had accompanied the
efforts OF the Federal arms. | felt that the
hour of defeat was not fiji one in which TO
strive 10 awaken The great soul ofihe North
TO Thoughts OF peace felt thai something
was due 10 the sense of modification, some-
thing TO The natural desire 10 retrieve the
shame oil discontinue hoped, TOO, that
when victory should perch upon our ban
ners, others than myself would seize the
occasion 10 urge a plea in behalf of peace
able measures and that this gov
ornmsni itself, feeling secure and strong
enough 10 be magnanimous, would lake the
lead and be the pioneer in opening path
for the settlement of our difficulties without
that the leaders of The now dominant party,
moved by the sore distress which has vis-
tied our country, would releni from the
stern rigor OF their doctrine of subjugation,
and, in the flush of triumph, would lean
lille towards a genller policy than that
which they have hefetoiore champoEed
with so much zeal and with SO little for
bearance
hoped in vain. The triumph came
long train OF successes has relieved the
North from It's humiliation. The Govern
meEl claims now 10 stand as rock against
which the tempest ofopposition must waste
itself in futile efforts. The partsans of the
ultra war party laugh TO scorn the idea
that any effectuai resistance can be offered
to The onward march of our triumphant ar
mics, and yet no single effort has been
made in these conversational Halls. to slav
the effusion of blood It has been left for
me. powsrless as | am. 10 speak the FIRST
conciiaiory word in behalf OF my country
men. And do it, sir, in the hope that
others, more capable, will not be too much
sngrossed With the LOST of conquest and the
pride OF victory, 10 follow my example.
Sir. il is an ineffaceabls reproach 10 those
either deIuted or wicked men, who, in the
North, by their unwearied agitation of abo-
lilion schemes, have stirred the embers of
this strife; il is an etefLal rsproach 10 them
, 1862-05-10
Council Proceeding
CRY COUNCIL. CHAMBER,
WALLA WALLA. NAV Isl. 1862

+A@@tS+f
Agreeable to adjournment the Council met.
The members all present, Councilman Stone pre-
siding.
The committee of Ways and Means reported
upon sundry bills adversely, from the fact that the
Council had not authorized their contraction. On
motion VIM. Strong, Esq, was engaged to fur
nish the Council with sundry city ordin lncrs. for
the action of he Board.
Mayor Whitman introduced the subject of Sc
curing proper building for city Jail, whereupon
the Council empowered the Mayor to secure by
lease some building suitable for the necessities OF
the city.
Nav 9Th Ordinances No. 4. 5, 6. and 8
were read twice and laid over under the rules
On motion the bonds of the City Treasurer and
CITY Recorder. we're approved. Ordinance No. g.
defining duties of City Marshal, adopted. Ordi-
nance No. s, defining duties of City Clerk. was
adopted.
May Sth.-Ordinance No. 7, defining duties Of
City Recorder, and regulating practice before him,
was adopted Ordinance No 4, regulating lcen-
ses, was adopted. Ordinance No. 8. regulating
fees and costs, adopted. Ordinance No. 10, pro-
viding for the appointment of fire wardens, adop-
ted. On motion the Council adjourned.
S. F. LEDYARD, Clerk.
, 1862-05-10
Notice

A IL persons indebted to MS are requested to set
IA tie All accounts open after the 18th June,
10 4 viii be placed in the hands of our LAWYER for
collection. GREEN, HEATH & ALLEN.
Fort Wss WsIla, W. T.. May !, 1852. 2otf
, 1862-05-10


MIXED Our postal arrangements seem to be
becoming every day more useless. The postmas-
ter here has recently received instructions to re-
ceive no letters into his office unless they en-
closed in stamped envelopes. and is also forbidden
to receive money in payment for postage in any
other way than 0v stamped envelopes or stamps
The Department has failed 10 supply him with
stamps, and there are none to he obtained in the
Territory. The consequence is correspondence
excepting by express, must be entirely suspended
TO CoRREsPONDENTs.- have re
Gently received number Of anonymous
letters intended for insertion in our paper
Correspondents are informed that they
must in all cases send us their names i
they wish their letter to receive attention
Poets" unless they can send us something
containing more cf the genuine ring
than ANYTHING that has been offered, car
use their own discretion in reference to this
matter.
, 1862-05-10
Bloch, Miller & Co.,

DaIles. Lewiston, and COIviIle.
TMPORTERS and Jobbers Of Clothing, Dry
i Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Boots and Shoes, &
Miners Tools.
Forwarding and commission faithfully attended to.
Jan 3, 1852, 6m6
, 1862-05-10

FROM LEWISTON. learn from per-
sons doAn fom Lewiston this week that
the 10 er part of the town-site there is over
flowed. The river as rising very pidly
when our informants left and the indications
were that the toAn would be entirely inun-
dated.
, 1862-05-10

New EXPRESS ARRANGEMENT.-M loss
man & Co., and Mcbride have united their
expresses, and will hereafter make regular
trips between the upper country and Port
land and San Francisco. They will also
run weekly express between this city and
Powder river.
, 1862-05-10

ROAD ExPEDGTIoN.-A party we're to
leave jacksonville on the 1st inst. to ex-
plore road f. ON that place to Powder and
Salmon rivers. They will find it-by the
old Nez Perces trail to Powder river; thence
by the Grand Ronde through this valley, to
Salmon.
, 1862-05-10

Divorces Three divorces have been
granted during the present term of the
district court, as f,llo's: Clough VS.
Clough: Wells VS.. Wells: Belman VS..
Belman. There remains one more case on
the docket. and a mercenary legal acquain-
taince hints that there are eight more in
prospective
, 1862-05-10

DIED.-Harris. the man no was shot a
few weeks ago by Clabb, died on Wednes
day morning. 7th ins ant.
, 1862-05-10

SUsPENDED.-The Oregon Democrat,
which, after its exclusion from the mails,
attempted to run under the name of the
Constitution, has been suspended.
, 1862-05-10

"PUFFs. in order 20 save ourselves
the necessity in future of declining (pri-
vately) to insert ''puffs' in our paper, we
will simply say that putting is not our
forte. The announcement in every other
paragraph of paper-as in some journals
we wot of-that this man keeps the I" best
whiskey," or that one gives a "free
lunch, and such like revelations, are mat
ters of no interest to the general reader.
Besides, we pay for our whiskey and lunch
and are willing to believe others are as
good judges of these things as We, and not
less likely to find them when properly ad-
vertised. Moral Pay for your advertise
mcnts and they will be inserted under the
proper head.
, 1862-05-10
Notice.
Notice.
DENTISTRY.

CtHARLES HERZOG PRACTICAL DENTIST
~ has recently received new set of Instruments
ana Dentistry material, and now feels well assured
that he give better satisfaction than ever to those
who may patronze him. Charges moderate, and all
work warranted.
Office 4th door above the Union Hotcl Main street.
Wnlla Walla 2y
, 1862-05-10
illasI)illotnn 5tutcsman.

THEATRIcAL.-Sihce our last issue, the
distinguished theatricals Mr.. L. F. Beatty,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Pope and Mr.. J. H.
Ruby have arrived. Mr.. and Mrs. Pope
gave entertainments, in connection with
Mr.. John Kelly, on Monday and Tuesday
evenings at the Variet es Theater. On
Thursday evening tie play of the Phantom
was presented at the Pioneer Theater by
Mr.. Beatty, assisted by the Robinson fam
lily, Mr.. Ruby and others The house was
CROW ded and the evenings entertainment
passed off to the satisfaction of all present
AT the close of the performance, the man
ager, Mr.. Robinson. annouced that he had
effected an engagement with Mr.. and Mrs
Pope, who will appear this Saturday even
ing, in the play of Macbeth.
, 1862-05-10

CONNECTION. The item published by MS two
weeks since stating that Lieut.. Mullan had been
recalled from the road expedition, we are in
formed. is incorrect. The escort only, have been
ordered back
, 1862-05-10

THE GRAND JURY.-The Grand Jury
closed their abors on Thursday. They
found ~ enty-onc indictments.
, 1862-05-10
Notice.

etters testamentary having been granted to the
IL der, igned by the Probate Court of Waa Walla
county, Washington Territory, on the estate Of C. s.
Mynott late of said county deceased, notice is here
by given to all persons having claims against said
tate to present the with the proper vouchers to
either of the undersigned at his respective place of
residence in said county, within year from this
date or the same will be forever barred and all per-
Sous indebted to said estate will make immediate pay
ment. w. IL. PATrEN, Evoor.o~.
T. SWEASY, NAoO"V0is'
WALIA WAILA, April 11th, 1882
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-05-15
Notice Of AppraIsenent.

State of KANSAS, ! join ". Akeroyd and
County of Davis Robert Wilson:-You are
hereby notified that on Monday, the 18th day
of May, A. d. 1862, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, l
will pr oceed to levy upon and appraise the fol-
lowing described tenements and personal
property, to wit: One black walnut house
used as bar room. situated on the east end of
lot No. eight (S), in block No. twenty seven
(27), in Junction City. Kansas, the lot belong
ing to Streeter & Stricken; one bar counter,
one soda fountain and fixtures, ten decanters,
one glass jar, one 'oking glass, one lot of bot
ties, one chess board and men, one soup tureen,
one tumbler stand, one demijohn, one ice
breaker, one dog chain, one table, one lot of
barrels and kegs, one half dozen chairs, one
pair Of scales and weights, one sugar bowl, one
coffee urn, one lamp and chimney, two oil
lamps, one stew pan and stand, seven plates,
two stoves and pipe, one lot Of window glass,
one lamp and chimney, one mattress one bill
lard table and balls, one lot of wall paper and
one trunk; said property will be levied upon
by virtue of an Order of Sale issued by the
Clerk Of the 80 District Court, sitting in Davis
county. in favor of William Patterson, and
against John w. Akeroyd and Robert Wilson.
II. T. GERRY, Sheriff
n21-3t By A. w. CALLEN Under Sheriff
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-05-15

Cur WORM AND Corn GRUB KILLER.
DIR Asa Fitch, the eminent cntomo-
logist Of the n. Y. State Agricultural
Society, says: 81 doubt not you have
noticed in plowed fields large black
BEETLE with most brilliant golden dots
placed in rows on its back. It is the
Cdl0s0ma cdlidum of entomologists
and its eggs produce the corn grub
killer. 1t is is a most inveterate foe
of the cut worm, grasping the worm in
its strong jaws, and in spite Of its vio-
lent writhing and struggling securely
holding it, and when it finds these worms
in plenty, it gorgcs and surfeits itself
upon them, till it is so glutted and dis
tended as to be scarcely able to stir
for it never knows how to let a cut worm
alone when it NETS with one. 1t is con-
tinually hunting these worms, feeding
on nothing else if it can obtain them
Both it and the golden dotted beetle
which produces it, therefore, should new
er be harmed"
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-05-15
Notice Of Appraise,nent.

State Of Kansas, Edward P. Burgess:
County of Davis. You are hereby notified
that on Saturday, the 18th day of May, A. D.
1862, ct . O'clock p. NJ, Of said day, will
levy upon and appraise the following real es-
tate, to-wit: The north half of the north east
quarter AID the south half of the sou.h east
quarter. and lots four, five. six, seven and ten,
in section NJ. thirty, and lots two and three in
section thlrty-one, township twelve, south of
range five, east of the sixth principal meridian.
and lot No. eleven In section twenty five town.
ship twelve, south Of range four, east of the
sixth principal meridian. in the State of Kan
sas, Said real estate will be levied upon as
the property of Edward p Burgess, by virtue
of an Order of Sale issued by the Clerk of the
Third District Court, sitting in said county, in
favor of James Armstrong, and against Edward
P. Burgess. II. GERRY, Sheriff.
n27-SD BY A. W. CALLEN, Under Sheriff.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-05-15
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersirn.
~ cd was appointed by John E. Ross, Probate
Judge of Davis County, Kansas, Administrator
of the estate of Abel D. Miller, deceased, dat
ed April 23d. A. d. 1862. All persons in
debted to said estate are requested to make
immediate settlement Of the same; and all
persons having claims against said estate are
required to exhibit them to the Administra tor,
TO be allowed, within one year after the date
OF these letters or they may be precluded from
any benefit Of said estate, and if such claims
are not presented within three years from the
date of these letters they will be forever de,
barred. I'd MORLEY
Administrator Of the estate of Abel d. Miller,
deceased rno7.2t
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-05-15
Notice Of Appraiscnlent.

State Of Kansas, John W. AkerOyd =
County of Davis. You are hereby Notified
that on Friday, the 10Th day of May, A. D..
1862. at , o'clock, P. NJ, l will levy upon and
appraise the following real estate and appurte-
nances belonging thereunto, to-wit: Lot No
ten (lO), in block No twenty-five, and lot No.
seven Cd in block twenty-seven (27. together
with the tenements and appurtehances thereon
situated, in Junction City, Davis county, Kan
sas said real estate with tenements and ap-
purtenances belonging thereto, will be levied
upon by virtue of an Order of Sale issued by
the Clerk OF the Third District Court, sitting in
said county, in favor Of William II. Mackey,
and against John ". Akeroyd
IL I. GERRY, Sheriff.
MISTY By A. W. CALLEx, Under Sheriff.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-05-15
NOTICE.

I. William Sicily, having on the / 9th day
of October, A. D. 1857, pre-empted Lot 5,
and I, and south east quarter of southeast
quarter Of section 81. range Z, east Of the 9Th
principal meridian in Kansas, as will be shown
by the records in the Offices of the Register
and Receiver, and having received the Regis
ter's certificate of location, No. 2, and having
sold, alienated and disposed Of my interest in
and to the above described land, and having
lost said certificate Of location, notice is here
by given that aften the publication hereof for
six consecutive weeks in the Smoky Hill and
Republican Union, will make application ct
the Registers Office in Junction City, Kansas,
for the Patent issued in my name, for the above
described land. WILLIAM SHELLEY.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-05-15
Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
was appointed by George W. Freeman, Probate
Judge within and for Dickinson county, Kansas,
Administrator of the estate of William Dinwid-
die. deceased; letters dated April 9Th, A. D.
1862. All persons indebted to the said estate
are requested to make immediate settlement of
the same; and all persons having demands
against said estate are required to exhibit the
same to the Administrator, to be allowed, with
in one year from the date of these letters or
they may be precluded from any benefit of said
estate, and if such claims are not exhibited
within three years from the date of these let
tiers they will be forever debarred.
ROBERT S. MILLER.
Administrator of the estate of William Dim
widdie, deceased. (n27-3t.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-05-15
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersign-
~ ed was appointed b John E Ross, Probate
Judge OF Davis co,Kansas, Administrator of the
estate of William II. Wooster, deceased, dated
April oath, A. d. 1862 All persons indebted
to the said estate are requested to make immed.
late settlement of the same; and all persons
having claims against said estate are required
to exhibit them to the Administrator to be
allowed, within one year after the date of the
letters or they may be precluded from the ben
efts Of said estate, and if such claims are not
exhibited within three years from the date of
these letters they will be forever debarred
R. d. MOBLEY,
Administrator of the Estate of William II.
Wooster, deceased. n27-3t.