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w One day last week squad of Dutch ptrls
went Into one OF the frat mercanile houses Oh the
place to do some trading One wanted hoops.
Which sac selected. Merchant inquired very po-
Htely: " Shall put paper around itfr W6h.
no." replied the dame, s. puts 'en on 20 and
stepping TO one side, the operation commenced.
M5fco " oant oluShed, STAN mered, and finally mad e
II to the girl that he preferred her to
20 into back room TO which he pointed The
ooedient girl started, and, rs she walsed, con-
uhued the operation, which, by the time she had
'eiched the door OF tbs room designated, was all
complete, except the hooking Of the band around
the waist, which last act was performed in the
doorway, before the eyes Of the trembling mer-
chaRt.-CsdaT Falls Gazsns
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OFFICE U. 3. PENITENTIARY,
" WASHING TON, ID, c.. July

OFFICE U. E; pEmlTENTItRY; .E1sr raI ;.,, ., u..
SEALID PROPOSALS will be received st this ofbo.
ishinE and DELIVERING the following srtioi,s, the
SShE , Jsa A. mo 0nited Stsses fenitentisry,
'S iSs ofsGs best sa.it., =. ofo.l tanned, .l.urh
ter a SSe Leather, weight from is to "a lbi.
1000 fee. Of ost-.snn.d Wax Les,her,. from
- this quality viii be required Tor q sample.
;bSs q SiGp% Ri aoTp Sprps ;,s TednP s.t 'a,s
600, No. s'irIB'.. Bs.. NbHoS1aila bPoom la.ndls.
Is: IS n B1oSm %'f spSsssy S..s u. ..,o,,s
Tho above quantity to be delivered monthly.
lsoO yard. Of striped SIoih. stripsi to be of high,
drsb and blue black eolor, sbout 5 inches
"id'' cotton vaTR an :ed ~oOlon sling.
500 yards Of lighter Coth ssme strips, for shfrts.
1000 I'D .iss of cotton s'ill'd shiT'ni X wards
The sbore cloth to Be hssvr ssrvieesble article
20 6assel Potatoes
S bnxlel small white Beans
500 lbs. Shoulders
isS isS lb.. b. SoAks. SSAkss s> ...-
200 lbs. Sosn
ssss:slIlIsH: ::.IIsR: Mof.ssss. SMIafisss -...
900 lbs Rice
The above rrocerles to be furnlshsd the Ist OF
Also
l5O lbs. Of fresh Beef without bons, Per day, for
15O lbs. ofOofned Beef, without bone, one dsy in
the month Of September. 70 ~ ~
Samples Of Molasses must not be less than Il
Rice, Soap. Coffee, and Sugar must bs lbs.
III ths howe artiolss wiB ~,
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ID At q Methodist meeting In Boston last
week, the clergyman made an appeal to his peo-
pie to enlist In the army. "Why DON'T you come
forward nvely1" said he "i'n enlist now
after you receive the benediction, that will be
proper timeto enrol yourselves under your coun-
try's hag.n The result was that IN few min
utes after the services were closed the clergyman
found his own name at the head Of sixteen true
men, who will all 90 to the Union army.
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ALI Quiet at NashyiIIe,

NASHVILLE, July %. - The Louisville train
came through all safe. Conductor Tsylor reports
the road clear. The alarm arose from the appear
once at Richland Of about thirty Richmond reb-
els on their way home
The rebel Forrest has skedaddled from before
Nashville. There are no doubts about the safety
Of the city.
The Duck river bridge has been repaired. The
road is clear to Pulaskia via Columbia.
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MYsTxRIous WELL.-WhIls General Hal
lsek was a Corinth, be and the members Of bis
san suffered greatly from dysentery, which DE-
ned med cal skill. Attention was finally called
IU he quality Of the water which was used, and
a careful Investigation Of the well disclosed the
broken ndskets, Confederate uniforms, spoiled
provisions, and Other articles too numerous to
mentioa- TIE obnoxious sediments were, Of
course, promptly removed, and since then the
bowel complains Of the General and the mem
bers Of his staff hav G ceased =
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Nine and Twelve Month, Volunteers,

HIRRIsBURG, July "a The following dis
patch sets at rest the unfo unded report that the
and twelve months volunteers. A late law of
Congress recognizes such enlistments-and twen-
ty-one regiments, the quota assigned to Pennsyl-
vania, will be received and mustered into service
for that time:
Washington, July 4.-Csptain r. J. Dodge
mastering Officer, Harrisburg :-'' IL offered by
the Governor, muster nine and twelve month";
volunteers. BY order Of the Secretary Of War
L. THoMAs, Adit GEN.
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u During one OF the late battles before
Richmond a Union boy, about fourteen yeas
old, brought In q rebel boy OF his own age, and
asked at the quarters " where this prisoner should
be taken On being told that he must be lodg-
ed att certain place not far distant, the two lit
tie fellows walked OF together with their arms
folded round each other like jolly schoolmates
consulting how they should spend their next hol.
iday
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LkkP FOR LBsRrT.-Two prisoners, con.
hned IA the prison at Hamilton, c. w, effected
removed some brick In their cell untfI thew NJ
eneeea an entrance tato the fue, which ran from
the basement 10 the top Of the building. They
lm9ea up tne que and got on the roof, nom
50 fe-t One Of them has since been recsptuyed
He ststes that In the fearful Jump his compsn Ion
struck woodshed and broke thres Of his ribs'
AID that he carried him from the soot but rsf,ss,
10 say where he 10 concealed '0
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SARAIosA-The company 10 made up more
generally % families than heretofore. ana the
noticeable feature to how the diffei ence between
this aad past seasons 10 the lac Of Young men Of
this country. The representatives. Of Young
than usual, and dyoung ladies' who can talk epan.
ish have acepital chance TO improve their knovi.
edge n he language. Young T. elishmen from
tie arH In Caasda and Befmuda are scattered
aOC4I -SayatSga AeUs. = r ~ as : a =
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GuerilIas Dispersed in M,....rt

PlLoT KNOB, Mo, July "a 1t il reported that
detachment Of four companies, under Major
Lippert, intercepted the guerillas that made a
raid upon Granville recently, completely dispers.
ing them, taking sixteen prisoners and recover
ing all the booty taken at Granville.
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HEAVY PAIMEsTs.-The City Treasurer of
Philadelphia, from the LIST to the ETH Of July,
paid out S759,S42 SIS, Of which s541, ,593 81 was
interest on the funded debt OF the city, S36 53e 90
In the redemption OF matured loans Of 1860, '6I
and '62, and $40 900 on account Of a msndamus
held by Eli c. Price, for the Avenue Landing
wharf property.
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Alarm ai Ruffala:

BUFFALO, July 23-A severe thunder storm
occurred to-day, during which grain elevator
was blown down, and one man killed and four
wounded. Another elevator and q house were
struck by lightning, but not damaged y
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Recruiting mt Laucas,er.

LANCASTER, July 23.-The county commission
ers to-day voted to pay bounty Of $50 to each
volunteer to the new regiment to be raised by
Lancaster county. IL is expected that full regf.
ment from the county will be raised for nine
mr. hs
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Coon NEWs foR ALL.

WAsHINsToN, June 20, 1902.
This Is 70 certify that have been stone blind
for upwards Of two years. The best doctors In
Washington failed TO cure me.
DR. Tumblety has performed the miracle. Per
sons wishing further particulars can call and see
Ne. .----.----l-.--g = sKvA BAILEY,
je2i-H AtMn Barbour's, as ID St, bet d and e.
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Illness Of Riahsp SauIs.

LOUISVILLE, July 23.-The train from Nash
Vile arrived in time. The venerable Bishop J
SOule, Of the Methodist Church, rs among tn
passengers. He was semi paralyzsd on his Jour
ney hither.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-25

D-Ar- pigeons infdels, While most birds
DIS ~ ,;fPiag sns thsn llftiny up their heads,
IS Il - fe'ofn thsnfs the Pigeo- drink. cniy
d loag coatinued dIaughi, In which there II
TscJg gRIIlOa OF Hsavep.
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The Pursuit of Msrsau

LOUISVILLE, July 23.-Gen Smiths forces have
arrived at Somerset, In pursuit of Morgan. Nor
gan's forces had crossed the CumbeTland Gap,
retreating TO Tennessee.
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II " E 8 T M E N t 8 .

SEVEN AND THREE TENTHs UNITED
zee STATES NOTES, -' - .r
UNITED STATES BONDs-DUE 1881,
ONE YEAR CERTIFICATES OF INDEBT-
.a . EDNESS, -4a-
QuAR7ERMAsTER's VOUCHERS.
DEMAND NOTES, (OLD IssUEJ
Aot of August 10 1851.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN GOLD,
UNcURRkNT BANK NOTES,
STOCKS AND BONDS ON COMMISSION.
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
RIrTENHoUsr, FAINT 4 CO.,
iy 1s.lm R.nker,, $50 Penn. avenue.
ORDINANCES OFFICE, = :
--r ..- .a Wdshtssfoa. July 10, ls62.
Proposals vlI bs received By this Depar ment
p,;y H1n p NJ X On tOs sh Of AHsg: s for the de
coutfe nents, a. hereinafter specified:
1T tho Wat.rtown arsenal, Watertown,
Z sSSo SSo sets Infantry aooeu.rsment', oalibrs-
At I'll, Waterpliet Arsenal, West Troy,
isSSS zee sets Infsntr, aoOca:rsmsns'. esiSre. g.
1t tie Nsw York ARSENAL, GoVsrnor's
se,0So roo .et' Int.ntry soOOa.enent,. cslibre. So
At the Allegheny ARSENAL, Pittsburgh, Pa.
$500 SSs,SS .sts irfsnuy aooostremsnts. csI,6ls g.
I'o' .s58.
At tito Frankford Arsenal, Brides5urg, Pa
49, SS 'sss infantry soooptrementi, caibfe. .ss
1T the st. Louis arsenal, St. LOUIS, Mo.
900 ses Infantry accc utrements, caIibre. .ts
"'OO' --58
These aocoutrements are to be made in ,tric,
Of which can be examined at any Of tine above
named arsenas ana are TO be suite t to inspection
~ the srsenhs we're delivered, before being re
osfyed for the 6overnment-nonet to be aoce pied OF
paid for but such IS are approved on inspection
rhe belts to be of Erdinsd leather and all the stock
70 De ths best OAK tanned. The shoulder belt will
Deliveries must be made IN lots of not less thar
900 sets Per week for ali oontI acts of 10 600 or
under; and not less than g 90 sets Der veek on az
contracts for over 10 900, oount ng frc m the Gate o
the contract Failure 20 deliver 81 sp.o cd time
amount to be delivered ss that time. The accoutre
msnts must be boxed in the customary msnner; II
boxes to be Charged at cost, to be determined by
Bidders win state explicitly the time, amour,
and place of each delivery.
% enter INTO bonds, with proper surenes, for Its
The Department reserves to itseathe rig h, to 70
ject Any bid.
lsy; Grief Of Ordnance, Washington, ID. O., and
S Be endorsed "P0pO'a; for Ipfsrt5s ASOOa
iy 2s-eotAure Brir. Sen. Cbisf ~ ti,dnsns,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-25

The Strike en- the Lehish Canal
PHILADELPHIA, July % The strike on the LIE.
high canal is ended. A large force of laborers is
now working on terms offered by the company.
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,.s. - ,.ss .!lsS! ssbgss LADIES.

IAs reg alss course Of lnssruetion embraces the
cesS a ss snd
French 4 i9tEsi:a re Ensii.a md rs3eh edaessiOn
&. Yn..ass 81 NE Is. ssa !: 3;
Ss,ssHisss = = sgs.saea, and q tsughf from the rndi
posnon The sohoisstic yssr ssc estemm Som
Dor lsh and 3osss yaly fst, CirouiSrs. a. eSn
s..: e :PaaHsss q as..sss, s" is:sss: i:ss%:
DIED sPREADs, QUiL7s, TABLE or IoTIs
- ioveiings, Napkins, sheeunfs PilloW Eisens
Doyliss: and Other nous,keepsf' bry Goods, q
UIe pnos only, marked in plain figures.
An inspection Of stock iG Rllss no obIisssion 10
sr .si1e ps1srsrss and N'p,S s.Ssss.
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Beunty for Volunteers.

PHILADELPHIA, July 24.-The Pennsylvania
Railroad Company contribute $4,000 to provide
for the payment OF bounty TO volunteers =
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Explesien Of a Powder MIN.

SrRINsEIKLD, July 2i-FIve buildings at Ha
Vile, used for manufacturing powder, exploded
Yesterday afternoon, killing seven workmen and
teamsteB.
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HAPPINESS OR MJsERY.-TH,1 Is rH.
'tslssSi5 RSS6Essss & sss AaAIE9, IftE,
- -. Il, Sna mEDlCaME, have de, ,erminsd-regard;
and inisrsstiDs Leoturss on Msrrisss and ia D,s-
elite, Indigsstiop Weakness, Depression, or Ig.
nosrhos cI Shynology and NsmIes Law. These
ahsni ng ana saving taoussnds. sed win be for
wa!ded Iree on the IeceiDt Of fonr stamps, By sd-
esd Me6feias. s6S Broadvas New York. jyls-T
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To be Good LOOking.

OLD r AOkS NJ ADE III
LOOK YOUNG AND
BEAUTIFUL.
You may obtain q hand
some complexion, exempt
from Pimples, Blotohes,
TO-, by uslng
DR. TUMBLETY'S
PlmPLE
BANlSHER.
Price, u per bottle.
Sent by mali or express
70 any address.
Omoe-No. IL Wash-
taston Building, PsRnsyl-
yenh avenue, corner OF
Seventh street, Washing
ton, y. @.
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SAN FRAncIsoo, July 22.-The steamer Golden
Gate has sailed for Panama, with $50 passengers
and 81 lila 900 In treasure.
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~ 1scHNEIDER's
" IAPRovED PATENT
q WATER CLOSET OR CLOSE STOOLS,
= 49, yOI UaR IN ....

dosgttats, HotsIs aad Private Rbsuiliss,
Ihese etools arc made wholly of metal, are per-
teoty nee from snell, cannot get out OF order and,
beng portable. arc the most convenient articles In
use; 1hsy havs been adopted in eli the O. 81 Hos-
Htelss 6e. They may be had In ANY suantlty Of the
iP.ssnssS, Hss s5i Pa. avenue, ul itaiTI, Wssh-
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ID All No. Is MARKEI

s...a aESs,.EP Fsas .s.e., Al Ne = S.kkEs
4: 8: = EFF 6 s:s. s' s. s:; N
French Nd SLIPPERS, Misses' and -
Sas1ss s.Sv. o. s cs fs:sos, ss Nc
roooo, and Ls<rbs Caters, and fisa Also .
pfioes. tu S-eotrl J. RosENfHsE.
RLACk siLks,. -, o. @, sa, a. - apd q lnch-s
sIsss B.rsFss. cEsse Mststs s.5
A. bnck EnTllsh Crere ard Isce Nstl.,
aS MM- =: klLkRt a BR0TRE&,
Ale1-ln s.sal ) .sal hetsssh nh .sd sfh streets.
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:. 4 La. sssfissa |. I, - s Ss' ''' ".sh o.
.,,.. ~. =. HtsssSsvas. A. = ,.!s...
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ISARk BROS GRANDCBOTHIN DEPOT
~ co neT = aud 9TH streets, ~ nov tks place
where ali men 60 - buI their oRtats of SINNER
Clothing scd th re are Eccd reEEOns ~hV every
ole should 20 there % hUT. SlfstJ, se &C. cbeeS-
or than ans Other similar Csas sesbneEt tbs city.
secondly. aur garmoats cAnfot tc surpassed, u
style TaaEIng or trI-aminE, tEer sIo - sas TO the
best Of merchant IA oTs work. Ano thIrdy. we
always careful 70 recommending OCT goods ~ vhat
they really are, hsnee ne &eeeytiUn.
We respectfully sohelt oltxent. ssTsnEeIs and
isri srEed soldiers 10 Gene 20 BAh n EROS
establishment corner Of tn and sts, 20 buv every
article Of Clothing they need. ie .5 an
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BALrImpo pS; iShNSI0N' 5

LO q "A ~ % PI Il l..
Has discoU1sdfks most Cssais, SPts sey asd os4T
EftotNal Rsnssdy IN fAs Void,
FOR ALL DISEASES or IMPRUDRNCk.
, LET NO FALSE DELICACY PRgFEhT
APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
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WANTS.

ono MEN WANTED for the eth Regular
clothing, alS TO SH per NORTH
"a lcerium psfd to citizens or soldiers for each
For further informatiou spSly et the late Damp OF
the rerImen5, Camp Clifbufne, 2lsi s;,. =. Wash
is dim Iieut. ah Cavalry. Rscruit'g Ofio:r.
WANTED TO ReNr-From sept inter lit,
w well furnished HOUSE, u central location;
not loss than u rooms; preferred aSsr the Casito
Address Box l9, Star Ofhoe. tJsu
T NOTICE.
l. HOSE In want Of EmPloyment Of any kind
would better call on the new lNGELLl6 kNCE
OFFICE, No. sl1 sth street, (vheTe the best OF
pay will be given TO 6rst clsss seryants.D 4 have
dresses sCksm bermai6s,W w alters and Stamstresses
Also, for Young Mento wait on tsbles IN private
families or hotels. FARM HANDS wanted. En-
HoJers in want o! good help Will ind it 20 their sd
N. B. HOUSES wanted. The bes. of tenants
AGDis:i NJ S.iy nh. MILLER.
.FS PR, FIVE sEGGREbb saIG REEb
DlN6, Tor which We are paying the hiEhsa.
sssh prices. Families deelillng housek ing, or
having surplus Of furniture, will zrd IL 10 taeir
s4ysntAts 70 give N eall.
br-u Ne. ssS III Il. Setv. ana s..
WANEED-Everype person 10 know that an IN
w the market ready TO pay cash for al arnoles
sity, OF having surplus, will do well to call K.
BUCHLY, 42s Seventh St, between and II Gts.,
Lesst sids,J Dealer in Nov and Second hand = gr-
nIture. mol q
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q u y kG

OITIeIAkG
nEFARIMENT OF STATE,
~ WAsnIrssoN, January S, ls0
The Secretary Of sete win hereafter seceivs
Members Of Congress on busines on ssturtsys,
sosnsnsizS with Saturday, the frss of sext
month.
Jan 6-d WILLIAM N. sEwAEb.
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within the LAT seventeen years, and tie numerous
important syrEical ope-tuons performed By Dr,
yoanstop, vilsssed by the ereporters Of papers and
PeAred again and again before tie pubho, besidss
his standing ss gentleman Of character AID re-
Gictsd- u 10 tms
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Member OF the Roysl College Of SuTgeon., Lon
don, gradsate from one Of the most eminent Col
eSes In the United states, and the greater part q
yhose life has beeu speat in the hospitals o
.Ssofe ems tss me-, onss ts
veTe ever fLovH; many troubled with rlnFInt D
the head and ears when ssleep; great nervous
ness with rec 1e2t blpsElng, Attended eomefluie
with dersnEement Of mind, were cured mmedi
fal
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MAIITsp PI1seSs, or Young Men oontenrls
ting Marriage, being aware Of yhyEloal weakness
orEanIo debility, delormIues, &o, speedily cured
he who Pfaoes hImEef under the care of Dr.
mfy rellgiously conhde IN HIS honor "a gantlemsl
OFFICE Ne. = SOUTH FREDERICK ST.
left hADd slde going from Baltimore street, o ie,
doors from the oorIor. Fsil not 20 observe nam
stamp.
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ss.ss ,fs.' Ssss ss.s.2 scgas s
stress and Pa sv r' ~ s0sA
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-04
3f?0rtester Daily Spp.


Nails Close as follows:
Northern Worcester County Vermont and New Hamp
hire, via Worcester Nashua Railroad, at SEQ H., and
are due at 400 p
Ftchburg. Lancaster Leominster, West Boylson, Oak
dale, Clinton Lowell and Nashua, y. H.. at 500 M,
and $3.50 p. and due al SIS and 1U0
Princeton and Princeton at $3.50 D. m and is due at
SIS a. m
CITY OF Boston $50 and 900 a. M, l2IO, 3, and SEQ
and due at 50, $50 a IN, $50 and Sis M.
Marie, Eastern New Hampshire, and Eastern Mass.
chusetts-yOO NJ, and 500 p. and due at 5G
a.. m, $3.50 and SIS p. m
Rhode Island, Except towns on the Worcester anti
Providence Railroad $50 and $50 and
d e at 9 40 a. m, and $40 p ~. -
W ey Mail on Providence and Worcester Railroad 81
p m and is due at $40 a.
Western-(Au towns in Massachusetts West OF Wo1
cesterl a. NJ, ana are due at l2,l5 p
Albany, western New York and Western States) on
a. m, and 800 p and are due at Il las and 1888
springfield 800 am, and 90 p M; and are due at 10
Hartford, all Connecticut Except windham and New
London counties $50 and 300 p. and arc due
at u IS and l0.45 p.
New London and Windham County, Conn., 1900 a. m
New York civ and Southern States. ssr a. NJ and at
800 and l5p M and are due at 800 a, NJ and at S3
Barre HARE Plains, Petersham, Paxton, Dana North
Dana q West Rutland S.45 Il. III, and due at 0l
Holden, Rutland, North Rutland ITubbardston Cold
brook, and Oakhaln $50 M; and are due at 9OO IN
Leicester IS a. and 43O m, and are due at 500
ard SOC p.
Millbury and West Millbury, $50 a. H. and $3.50 p M
and due $40 a. m, and 6.Se 2. m,
shrewsbury. Sis p. m, and is due at 800 a. m.
Grafton, New England Village, and Cordavile, $50
m; and are due st $50 p.
birmingham South birmingham, HopkintOn, Ashland
Woodvlle, Westbcro NOrthOoro', Southboro Coids
vile, and Grafton l2l0 p. m; and are due at $50 a. IN
Milford, MendOn uOistOn, Bolton. Berlin. 800 m
and 500 p and due at $50 a ana lis p. m.
mail for New York and Boston and beyond, is closed
at this Office on Sunday at 90 o'clock p.
Office hours from 6.45 m, TO 500 p m. Sundays
from l0OO TO lOiO a m. J. NJ. EARLE P. II
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-04
PUBIIC-No. 11q I

AN All to amend an act entitled can act to
divide the state of Illinois into two judicial
districts" approved February 10, 1866
BE it enacted by the senate and house of
representatives of the United States of Amer
lea in congress assembled, that the counties
of Hancock and McDonough, in the state of
Illinois, be and the same are hereby detached
from the northern district of Illinois, and the
same are hereby attached to the southern dis
trict of Illinois, and said counties hereafter
shall constitute part of said southern district
OF Illinois the same as if said counties had
originally belonged to said southern district
Sect 2. And be it further enacted, that in
any suit or suits pending at the time of the
passage of this act either in the circuit or dis
trict court of the northern district of Illinois
where any such suit or suits could originally
| have been brought in the southern district of
| Illinois II said counties of Hancock and Nc
| Donough had, at the time of commencing any
such suit or suits, formed part of said south
ern district, any party to any such suit or
uis upon application to the court, upon the
oath either of such party, his or her agent or
attorney, may have any such cause together
with the original files thereof and certified
copy of the recorded orders or DEGREES in said
cause, transferred to the southern district of
| Illinois. Any such cause, when so transferred
shall be heard and determined by the circuit
or district court, as the case may be, ia and
for said southern district of Illinois, as if such
cause had been originally commenced in the
circuit or district court in and for said south
ern district.
Sect. ,. And be it further enacted, that all
| process issued out of either the circuit or dis
| trct court for the northern district of Illinois
| prior to the passage of this act, and not served
before its passage, shall be served and re-
| turned in the same manner as if this act had
not been passed.
Sect. 4. And be it further enacted, that in
all cases pending either in the circuit or dis
trict court for the northern district of Illinois
at the time of the passage of this act, which
| shall proceed to final Judgment or decree
| without being removed from said northern to
said southern district according to the pro-
visions of this act, such Judgments or
DEGREES shall have like effect as though
said counties of Hancock and McDonough
had not been detached from said northern dis
tricts and any party thereto shall be entitled
to have any such judgments or DEGREES exc
cuted by like final process or otherwise, the
same as II said counties of Hancock and Nc
Donough had not been detached from said
northern district, which SAID process shall
also be executed and returned in the same
manner as if said counties had not been de-
tached from said northern district.
Sect. .. And be it further enacted, that so
| much of the said act to which this is an
amendment as is in conflict herewith be and
the same is hereby repealed.
Approved, July IL, 1862.