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The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-12-17
VIZ NEyrnu.

The on'y effect of.tne atse'ye, as far as re
are nov advised. wassa dessr,niaatinnee. the
President that t;lir.yof the most guilty asaon~
the conieHned Indians should suffer dealt.
aud that the balance should be paraoneds-
Nothing official, 1,o"erer on tn. subject, .E.s
vet been received, #I#zrsGs
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-12-17
LIBBY HOUSE.

NOS. 81, IL IS WATER STREET NEW YORK.
Three doors above the Hudson River Ie
Il. Depot.
'THlS HOTEL Is CONVENIENTLY SITUATED
i tor business men visiting New ork. The
proprietor takes pleasure in announcing to the
,nbi" that he lrs recently rctittcd and turn-
i>ncl his House. and il prepared to give those
WI, may favor HIN with tl-cir ratron"-o the
comforts rt y home. while s,jouri!F!rr ir the
city. 80 .,our,l 81 80 per day.
IRA a. LIBBY, Proprietor
nIia vG-n1:ly.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-12-17
E9aV Creek House.

-, IN miles tro,a Red Wing, on the Zurn brota
y road. Good ,.cconmodatio for both man
and bsust at reasonable rates.
JOHN HACK, Proprietor.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-12-17
"a The Military Law

An Act toprorMe for the organisation, equip
nnent andudisetpline Of Me -E1t5tuyJorces
Of the State OF minnesota. VII 10 ~ oE
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Correspondence of the New York Times.
Gen. Stones Loyalty.

Your correspondent has, on several occa
sions within the past three weeks, declined to
transmit information TO your columns, appa-
rently well authenticated, tending strongly to
raise suspicion of Gen. A. Z. Stones loyalty.
The reason was, that a very sore feeling exist
ed in the public mind in regard to the disaster
at Balls Bluff and the death of Gen. Baker,
and that Gen Stone was believed by many to
be responsible for the horrible blunder that
resulted SO disastrously to our arms. There
was reason, therefore, to fear that the preJu
diced feelings of partsans would lead them 10
do Injustice to Gen. Stone While your cor
respondent has thus done his part TO check
any hasty and unfair judgments in regard
to General Stone, it is duty now to say
that General Stones continuance in
position which provokes these constant at
tacks upon him is doing very serious INJURY
to the public service. The Massachusetts
regiments that were so sadly thlnned at ban
Bluff find it impossible to recruit their ranks
They have sent officer after officer to Massa-
chusetts but they induce no one TO enlist'
There is none there willing to serve under
Stone. Gov Andrew, OF that state, has COM
municated severe complaint to Gen. Stone
and tile latter is reported to have returned q
sharp reply The knowledge of the fact IN
creases the alienation of the command.
But the charge of military mismanagemen
and the improper employment of his troops II
the return Of fugitive slaves, the last made By
Gov. Andrew, are not the only ones or th'
harshest ones made against Gen Stone. 1t i
alleged that lie holds too anicable relations will
rebel officers across the Potomac, corresponding
with them regularly and that he sympatllize
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and protects traitorously disposed citizens of
MAR land living near his camp, refusing 10
take forage from such. 1t is alleged and is no
doubt true, that never until Friday last was
the national flag seen to float over the head
quarters of Gen. Stone. Its absence has long
been subject Of comment and unfriendly
criticism.
repeat that have RETAINED from commu-
nicating to the public many of these stories,
so much calculated to affect iniuriously the
reputation of Gen. Stone. l have even been
inclined to disbelieve them, not concevng it
possible that soldier holding so exalted
position should demean himself so as to lose
his first fame. But the silence of the press
has not prevented the evil. 1t has spread
so widely that it has well nigh destroyed Gen.
stones ability for usefulness. 1t has un-
questionably seriously impaired the influence
of the administration, and led very many
persons to criticise the commanding general in
an ungenerous spirit. The result al the vote
in the house on Roscoe Conkling's resolution,
on Monday, of doubtful propriety. it is admit.
ted, was due solely to the incensed feelings of
the majority of the peoples representatives
toward Gen. Stone. 1t is the part Of human
wisdom to deal with facts as they are, and not
as they ought to be, and it is not prudent that
Gen. Mcclellan should lose any of his we'll
earned fame to save the feelings of any officer
OF the army, or that Mr.. Lincoln should sacri-
flee the harmony that has heretofore prevailed
between the executive and the legislative de-
partments of the government, by refusing to
recognize the widespread, even if unfounded,
charges against Gen. Stone. The injury to
the country, resulting from the discords in re.
gard to Gen. Stone, is already greater than
dozen of our best generals are worth.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-16
PEARL WHITE GRANITE WAR

the best Those wishing to preserve Fruit of ans
Kind, will Go well to call and examine them before ppr
chasing elsewhere. We have also received and shall
Keep constantly on hand T. R. Boots superior quality
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-16
THE PEOPLES COMPLAINT

DO %, ana ~ Main street.
"a Z. d. LANsoE Will give his personal attention to
the sale of real estate or personal property i'm city county
or state diff ala
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patents.
A MEXICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.
II. III. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATIENTS,
Late Agent of u s. Patent Office, Washington (under
the dct 9f 1871
40 State ST.. opposite Kilby, ST., Boston,

Late agent of u S. Patent Qelce, Washington. tundsr
the Act ef 1871
40 state ST.. opposite Kilby ST., Boston.
After an extensive practice of upwards Of twenty
years continues secure Patents in the Quilted States
also, in Great Britain, France and other foreign
tries Caveats Specifications Bonds, Assignments and
all Papers Drawings for Patents, executed liberal
and Foreign works to determine the validity ut-
ty OF Patents o. Inventonsand legal other advice
rendered in all matters touching the same Copies Of
the claims of any Patent furnished by remitting One
Dollar. Assignments recorded at Washington.
The Agency is not only the largest in New England,
but through itinventOrs have advantages securing
Patents Of ascertanng the patentabity Of inventions
unsurpassed by, if not mmeasurably superior to, any
which can be offered them elsewhere The TestimOni-
F1 RT E PATENT oFFcE than the sabseT5f
and his SUCCESS is THE BEST PROOF OF ADVAN.
abundant to believe, and can prove, that at
other office Of the kind the charges for professional
scrber during the twenty past has enabled him
accumulate vast collection Of specifications and Of
fcial decisions relative to Patents.
These, besides his extensive library Of legal and me
ehanlcai works and pl accounts patents , granted IN
question: to offer superior facilities for obtaining Pa
All necessity of journey to Washington to procure
patent and the usual great delay there are here saved
inventors.
TESTIMONIALS.
~ regard Mr. Eddy as one of the most capable and
intercourse" CHARLES MASON.
Commissioner Of Patents.
~ have no hesitation in assuring inventors that they
cannot employ person more competent ind trust
porhy and more capable Of putting their applications In
form TO secure for them an ary and favorable cOnsd
Grafton at the Patent Office"
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner Of Patents,
"Mr. r. H. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN Appll.
cations all but ONE Of which patents have been grant
cd and that ~ pending. Such proof
Of great talent his part leads recommend all
inventors to apply TO him to procure their patents as
thny may be sure of having the most faithful attention
bestowed on their cases and very reasonable charges
JOHN TAGGARr.
During eight mon hs the subscriber In course OF his
large practice made on tpice rejected applications SIX
TEEN APrkALS, EVERY ONE Of which decided
In his hdpor, By the Commissioner OF Patents
II. EDDY.
Boston, Dec. 2, 1851 deodiy d6
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THURSDAY MORNING JAN. I6, 1862.
for Sale or To get.


ITO RENT.Two good upper tenements,
= pleasantly situated within FIVE minutes walk of the
Post Office. Inquire of ]. L. HOOD, 22S Main street,
Worcester. diff ms
no LET.--A irst-class house, new and
- convenient, and desirably located, within few
minutes walk Of the Post Office. Possession given to
suit convenience. Address Post ONCE drawer No. III,
Worcester. diff au28
NO IET.--Four tenements to let, with
barns or without. Inquire of JOHN HAMMOND.
SIS diff
ITO RENT ON MAPLE STREET-A
y Boarding tenement of sixteen rooms; also, tene
ment of seven rooms. Inquire of j. w. UPHAM.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-16

That times are very hard, and money very tight,
mat the people have not ork and in bad plight
ana that for Carpets and Crockey they pay high
Ana that. for all extras, they must pass them by
VI this and other matters the people they complain
AND makes Inc feel sad to their faces filled with
And if by selling cheap-if this will make them SMILE
Even if my money lose, they share it awhile.
therefore, have concluded without regard to cost,
sell
All OF my Kitchen Goods Cutlery and Carpets as we'll
ALSO, my CrocSery and Glass Ware at discount am
selling,
With Brooms and Bru hes, and everything, all cannot
be telling
Therefore ladies and gentlemen, GUY upon this
invitation,
For have full supply of House Furnishing Goods at
my Poetca station
1t is located in the Bay State Block the Poets
Here have good Stock of Goods and cheap any,
upon my honor
Now coue and all, buy your goods. and times
for better will change,
And If money is little 1t will hold out If you buy
the Poetca Exchange.
And should my capital the end of the war be light
Why then here is energy and ambition, witch is in Tor the
fight,
Forle battle field, and if do right my customers
will rally.
And put flight hard times, with one vigorous
sally.
And in conclusion, my customers thank for the avors
that are past;
Also, those which receiving in the way of pat
ronage-may 1t always last.
n B.-The people are respectfully invited to call at
the Poetical Exchange and examine my Goods which
are new and of the latest pattern
ieIe diff ORSON n. HEATH.
FURNITURE! FURNITURE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-16

REFERENCES
George Law, Moses H. Grinel Shefilen Bros, Adams
Express Co New York
Erastus Corning Albany.
Senator Wilson, Adams Express Co., Boston.
Alexander Cummings J. II Sargent, North q Chace
Adams Express Co., Philadelphia.
Riggs Co., (Bankersl Washington.
ia6
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-16

Every piece warranted not to crackIe which we offer
prices that cannot fail suit purchasers We also keel
constantly on hand large stock of
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-16
TT S. ARMY AND NAVY SUPPLY
" . AGENCY AND CAMP EXPRESS

To Manufacturers, Merchants, and Inventors. and 10
those Wtshtng TO foredrd Goods and Packages 10 the
Camps Of he pdrious Military Stations and also 10
the Naval Posts of The Coast and CUR.
Having secured especial privileges for visiting the de-
partments both of the army and navy and all the
Of the army, and the naval stations Of the and
gulf for the purpose Of introducing and selling the de-
paru nts of the army and navy military storekeeper
commssaries quartermasers suffers soldiers officers
and naval agents and paymasters navy ali articles
required for the comfort and convenience both
army and navy, we have organized the above entitled
Agency and Camp Express, with Its headquarters lOca
ed in the city OF Washington Under this organization,
entirely complete, and extending through the depart.
ments both of the army and navy offer unequal
led facilities to manufacturers merchants and inventors
In readiness OF sale saving OF time the
unavoidable through the usual tedious channels OF
sale to the departments, camps and naval stations.
Those wishing TO avail themselves OF the advantages
OF this thorough and extensively organized system OF
agency can do so by forwarding samples Of their goods
TO our address by express prices and explanations
byletter All pa kages and goods sent to for
camp or naval delivery will be promptly delivered. All
goods wares, merchandise, of whatever nature or
dered by this agency, will be paid for delivery Let
tiers of enquiry will meet with prompt attention.
Good Agents well referred, Nth small fnsans can hnd
profitable employment in this organization few are
wanted.
ONCE No I'll Penn Avenue, opposite Wizards Hotel,
Washington ID C..
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-16

Both New and SECONDHAND Furniture OF every variety
Feather Beds and Bedding Also large lot of ParloI
and Cooking Stoves Call before you buy.
L. b. LAMSON 4 CO.
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WORCESTER:
furniture.
FREsERVE CANS,

THE BEST SELF-SEALING CAN
\ IN USE. B. HANSON & co. have Just received
lot of j. d. WHLoUGHBY's Patent SefSealing
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-23
SEW AisTiCLE
Roback's Stomach aitrers

aud ceiigltsa Sso-p sciie ard Cordial -
giving tone 20 the msc aud for the prevention
Billions complaints. incident 70 L. "estern ooaury
Try r.
A. morning drink, 70 assi.l digestion anc relieve
Dyspepsia, II has no equal. Try q,
r. fs0Or 70 10 Superior 70 az other Bisters. Try &
Iar formula of these Bitters. nov Gs5l9 lie so.e
property of Dr, Robsek. originated with q ths
ode.t aud most eminent Medicsi prlcuuopers q the
Wet. and IL Il directly predesisd upon the O
We tern peoeIc.
rtrse bitters derive thsT stimulus rom the power
fl tonic nature ofthe roots ard herbs OK which he1
are composed, and a. they are, 10y AlayiIs unzat.
rrsi cravings of The stomach, efeCtiy promot've q
TEMPERANCE.
Ne present proprietor believes that "a maxine then
wif-iy known, the public welfare !s suh-erved.
n viii soos =, fc- sale by Ell Of Dr, Rohask's nl-
uervus Ae -ats and al Hotels, &C. tie country over
" tlfe meantime orders WI - filed direct from
cacinDAt In any saantity. ant a. the lowest rates.
q 4 pat up N Quart Bottles, AID securely packed a.
ore de- cgses. Half DO. ample cases WILL however,
t- packed and 80. % Any sd1rees. Il desired
Retail Price, al per so.tIe, or six
for g..
Pdnspal ull.ce -t4l sa.esroess. Noe Ya.f F14ril
Street % building nom Main Street. C.ncinnal
Ohio. Laboratory. 30 q Hsunoad Street.
- sale IN vigo coOz.5 by
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II. DECK A 90.

JACoB rH0fTs. fo.ENas.
y. n ccoss.rtly 90 sand scF-stor s<u1s =
wATEk fEolf OIL fLAlkIs0, warrAltei " bs
st-r prcof knato rae tie isathsr so1 snc ,iabte
oct- le-
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THE srTHERLANDs.- Bv the
= AssAsr = -n-s.r.rs.-s -
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pYEiNc q SECURING.

Fsnes DreiaF sid Securing Estab.
ii.hrscnf
yNTArE CRAZE AND -rAsuNEnf sHAWfR
w fn krf wecier i1tssfr. siso. Ceufismsu's
csctss g. sr<< k,c ceisss1 ~ pr~ es-zi-ss rrs-
Geo.. - irch rke n~~.
wksA4k ssrsss h<s~ssa - o--si a. et1 sus<ss
ssxs ssars ssssp;st y 1s ~ 49,. lapseen~iv
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ASSETS.

AbbEIs.
cAsh, Balance In Bank, sss.sS7 %
8oLds Al Mortgages beng hrs: iien OF
Real Estate, worth az least 81 507, ,200, ee 81 -
loans on Stocks, payable OF demand
tnAr2ei value Of securities sla7 sTs t5 IL 200 90
5ank stock, tmarkei vslue) Ts,s76 60
United sLatss Treasury Notes. lusrket
value. loa,ss 50
3rooklyD City Water Borcr, lo, go %
North Carolina StAts Bonds trsEkct val 7 $50 90
Missouri state Bonds iinsTket vAlDsl, ls,oO0 o.
Real Estate No. W al Street sS.3o5 81
Interest dre OF ist January, 1871. lof
which s22, ESQ - has since been rsc'c ~ -os 81
Balxnce In hands o, Agents aid in course
ofrsnsmiSz.oa from Agents, - 1st q
January lof which 81, ,sse IS has since
bean rsceivsc). en4ts 10
BIs Receivable fer Preuisfns on In
laua 1-sksl, aLsss %
Other Property. Miscellaneous itsz-.s, s.5eo 90
Premiums due and ancsiiectel "a fol
eies issuei at oaoe. $3.50 Is
-cl, tl,ssS. .s0s ~
CHARLES }. MARTIN, PsszDxrr,
Az. wnLsARTH. vs.s Pss .uD.sr
). AILTOS SMITH. sxcsx1.Ar
JOHN ko,sEE. ,Ss'T szr's
CHARLES cssyir, agent.
so PHfTTK RON.
mAisie AsuEE.
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sose.
-------------l--
ICE CIR e AM.

HAVING REFlTTED AND
Il u epeD~1 car ssissn he r-sson. - e.. prr-
psrsf = sat "a a ! wte nay fsso us vtaactl. 81
re tssi naassf. Alss = ecct a,sortnsrs a al
kfc1s -
Tratss, fresh, ,Sovc
and Pfeklee Oysters. sartines,
EsS-. Etc. Etc.
sDcsssr fsrza.b~< fef rsf'',t r :. n rscc.'
Nsss1ss sroTx KirPEToE.
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HOTELS.
st. Nicholas Hotel,
Broadway, New York.
Board Reduced 70 - pr lag

H@~t~ ff'"""'@ A" - |f't so
since The opeains Of this Va. sas oomraodious
Hc,ol N iSi T. has been TIC single endsavcr ~ ths
rsrris,ers . make It th~ most -ump,uor-, con-
Venlens ani comfortable hcns lgr ,he eiassn Ara
ssranses On tAis ssds ths Ailsutl,.
aud whatever has seemed lisriy 50 administer 10
TIE ec--tsrt q - Eu.,.s .Acy have sa.s4vored.
vithe1 regard % eoss, . preriis. soi % oomh'rs
al ,he elements ef insivlaasi sad sosi eusevupeus
Which reier- ars -, iaycn,ei, AL ualesn taste
s7Prevei. Art .Ae Fatron.F- -s,sa a h.s cralsnsu-
ei darios he past six year, srsdtirs prccs
shst shsT esors. hsve b,-s s-r7.e.s,~s.
rc meet the sIiSeBSles ofs he tlra~s. ~t-n sn ar.
Esssired % srscic. ne noet rlrf s-orory. ,bs
undeFssenei-
Have Reduced the Price of hoard Ia
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
Mtss s.ire tine Abssins aSn> - sAe lu,urie, with
-hseA sh-sr table k.- hitherto e~>a sagpll,s
TREADwEiI. wHrrcovH q CO.
s~~ y~k. se~il \ issi ssso.
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~N~AF- -~~%~~'r 49, sat~~- -FtFf -
Double Eas1s Book KesPiry.
Adapted 70 every depastasEt q lulanc aud ssr
ern connegoe, b. The Eathor Il nu1's s. rtens =
Book keeping
Stock and Partnership BOoks.
r.supiifying numerous es.es .. dineult eyo-lss
and ciosiuV, l----- , urns &c.. supplied by lie
su;bos's fOrn yesrsexp.rience IN business.
7Ae Settlement Of Singh Entry PcrfEsrslss
Books
a-1erAly 50 ,,'s understood Il AZ two 'rsofc..ors
Of Book kesying' in tEi- cit. rec utiy u&-s oct
o1s iaess eaia1ce SHEET containing Is 600 errors
Reetifyire Der0nqsd Double EAiry Books.
A frequent and highly responsible euiy. e1pi-ias8
In no other treatise OF accounts.
Ckasgsng Singss 10 Double En,ry Ledger
Illustrated for the first time IN Duas sook -1eeYi1s
The Private Ledger.
For kesying tke results Of he business prS-.s fso
ofseu desired By extensive rr.As) remains Wholly
unknown 70 tac Irps. Of all other Commercial
school,
Bns.Hess Correspondence
The volume Of Issrs nanascrip, Bushes. Lssiers
sfo-ds iae mostco- piete course q insisre'ion Ia
use
Busaes, Forms
systenaucaily arssngsd aud taught In connection
With the books q practice
Commercial Computations.
Including numerous bss.ne.s .e1 a.lcn, newer fAvf
cugfy tanEAi b ether SCHOOL,.
Commereiol aai Ora-msaie. i',.,nansAip
by " h. DaG aud c. {. Cochran. sushprs . the
rev eiiiious q the Cs.., of psl--@1,A.p aa@ rfF
Scto0! Copy Books
TAe popularity n lhcse Improvement. Al tasir
elegant busiacts vritiag attest the Advantage q
tbs department over al other Colleges. last 9.
/ Nest. The e-lArzc1 edition u puI a Duncan
Gems n
bHnntss aud Ornamental Penmsrskg.
L he complete self Iusfru,.or publish 81. sie
I rsot,y bound. naaiisd postpaid. Zoe -.
Dafi A Dancan's New schscl cpp; ncok-. 1ae.;
engraved, With lie authors .rslraclons esci
| cover. 90 cents pr eozen.
The Chespest Cory Book IN Gasc.
Tor full particulars, send for cur elegant ci-
/ culsr. pp. &c. With esm7lcs of Psrmsu's ~.
/ ting. inc oalrg 3 ceuts. g
T.. Il. DUFF & son, Principals
sT Suangers viii piesse fuqrir~ 90 -eruisf!o
IN tAe 0ity. where Ne are bsst kDowu
nsras4wi
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or ps FIFTEENTH SE.k-AEgUAL s7l7E
AKN- Qf ts< condition or lte ZONE ESJ-
RANCf oO1PASy Of bs COY of S~ee Sort,
o. fte ir doy ~ .idas1~y. lssl.
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ox rrra, srrFrEx NAB AsD csUIs sTxkxD.
REg. c. ". FIrch. REeroa.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH:

DEVISE s1nuezs III ss held u lAs iellO-sas
Cbafr.,.. .eekfx.
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NORTH sTH ST, N. L.. CHURCH,
REv l. 5 DoSALs0S. pAEos-
cfs.s-...............---sA A ~, =. and "a . =
verrlsr s.rvfcs. .......................loa -
sunday Sc hoof r =
Es.nnx sers4ee.- -..-------s--o y =
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-. .a-s..l.s.1snts afty cenis PER s41.re s-ch
s-e-fs~.v-y arrangements snsds with tho~s "hs
- - .lssrf'ss - ths year. vitA ns psasiese @
~.s-l.., :. o.sa.ure f-arlJ .1sertlssrs. hc~e~er.
~ = c<.r,~t strictly - tA>tr resnisr es-tos-~
Aa~-r.'.s.asuts IN tss <p~oisi notics cssunn vi
rt1eFxr<1 t~o prtee~- - ,-.,s. .
k1reFt- sc~rccts -S7t c.---~nt.S - -
F,-.s s.le.s "a ss,l.hs< m fhe local eo.uzsns. ct
- - az un<.er. viii ks charged for ssrh tnserii
a. n o<er 80 hass. Zen cents Fef me. -,
lssrt..1rssris go. n fof 20 spselasi t1.e VII
..----4 ,.-.- .s--tb III. nni-ss crdsr ID o1-
~ .ll>4sz.oa of -t<rdins .1~~s s1-s<asnt =
l-I-..ll v = rsas~si q tar ssn<, n7s'-~ ''D"0-
n..'.sine e.z.e1dstss So ds- q s-rss aese< p
IN, AL be rksrr-1 us1 90 lo- ear a.uis - tne Osy
- 400 n tn- De snf Ns~Aly, as~as> " a.
fl%s.
fDsr.,,s 81. bs u,sae sor Inserting u. notSes g
- l1-.,--s e.<i<ties o. ksscakrcns a. fcllc~ss
.s.o POKE rot -xu>edIns l-nes - o~''s "
- 4 tnn.r.4sn. 0vsr stEht tnss 81 tAis rate.
Anao-nclng deaths w1tn funeral no-ss sAseov''
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-03-21
Gen. Harvey.

Those who are acquainted with the dash
ing bravery of this officer have wondered
why he has not mad command during the
war. By the following letter that has re-
Gently come to light, from the Postmaster
General, the reason for the displacement at
st. Louis is given, but why he has not SEN
service in some other department, is still a
mystery:
WASHINGTON, May II, 1861.
GENERAL: l did not intend that you should
be restored to the command at St. Louis till
heard the wishes of the Union men at St. Louis
on that subject, and was waiting for the effect
of your letter to Col. o Fallan, when you went
off, without my having decided the questions,
by an order from the War Deparsment. Ihave
stated this to Gen Cameron, and have had to
say, also, that find that our people at ST..
Louis are not satisfied that you should com.
mand them at this juncture. This arises chiefly
from the positions taken in the present contest
by your relations at st. Louis. 1t is impOssi-
bic for men whose lives are at stake, they say,
to be satisfied with the command OF one whose
intimates are openly against them. Upon this
ground have urged that you should be re.
lieved of the command at st. Louis, and the
Administration could not take the responsible
ity of refusing to grant this request, and the
order should not, therefore, be deemed by you
or by others to reflect upon your loyalty, but
as simply a decision upon the safe side under
embarrassing circumstances.
Respectfully yours,
(Signed) BLAiK.