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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-27
Approved, July IA, 1862.
PuRLIc-No. 1876.

AN ACT for the relief of pre-emptors on the
home reservation of the Winnebagoes, in
the Blue-earth region, in the state of Min
Iresota
Whereas certain individuals have memorable
ed congress, setting forth that they were
bona tide actual settlers, under the pre-em-
ton laws of the United States, in the tract
of country known as the Eighteen-mile-
square home reservation of the Winneba-
goes, in the Blue-earth region, Minnesota
at period of time when the Indian title had
been eXtinguished, and prior to the setting
apart by legal divisions of the said Indian
home reservation, under the second article
of the treaty of the twenty-seventh of Feb
ruary, eighteen hundred and fifty-fve, and
that by reason of the setting apart of said
homo reservation they were forced from
their settlements and subjected to loss and
damage by the destruction of their improve
mentS therefore
Be it enacted by the senate and house of
representatives of the United States of Amer
| lea in congress assembled, that it shall and
| may be lawful for each of such settlers, with
in three months from and after the passage of
this act, to file his declaratory statement with
proper register and receiver, descriptive of
the tract so settled upon and improved; and
under such regulations as may be prescribed
by the secretary OF the interior, sad settler
shall be permitted to establish his claim by the
production of testimony showing compliance
with all the requirements of the presumption
law up to the period when said settler was
ousted by reason Of the premises falling
within the aforesaid Indian home reservation /;
that the testimony required under this act
shall be the affidavit of the claimant himself
taken before the register and receiver, and
shall show the date of the commencement and
the period of continuance of his improve
mentS, the extent of the same, size of his
habitation, the time and labor required in its
construction, extent Of other Improvements,
and the cost to him and value of the same,
and value of crop derived from the same the
affidavit to be corroborated by disinterested
testimony.
Sect g And be it further enacted, that
upon the return of such testimony to the de-
partment, it shall be the duty of the secretary
of the interior finally to adjudge the validity
or invalidity of each claim; and in regard to
those shown to be bona fide under the pre-
empton law, to report list Of the same, with
all the testimony to congress, STIMULATING such
award as should be paid as damages growing
out of the loss and destruction of such i'm
provements by reason of the appropriation of
such settlements 70 the Indian reservation, as
aforesaid Provided, that the land officers of
the local land Office herein mentioned shall
not receive any additional pay or fees for the
services hereby required of them.
Approved, July IA, 1862.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-27

to the paymaster and inspector of provisions,
and so forth, fifteen hundred dollars; one
clerk to the naval constructor, nine hundred
dollars; one clerk to the civil engineer, nine
hundred dollars one daaughtsman to civil
engineer, twelve hundred dollars; one stew
ard to paymaster, seven hundred and fifty dol
lars.
Sec. 4. And be it further enacted, that
from and after the first day of September,
eighteen hundred and siXty-two the spirit ra-
ton in the navy of the United States shall
forever cease, and thereafter no distilled spir-
ituous liquors shall be admitted on board of
vessels-ot-war except as medical stores, and
upon the order and under the control of the
medical officers of such vessels, and to be
used only for medical purposes. From and
after the said first day of September next
there shall be allowed and paid to each per-
son in the navy now entitled to the spirit ra-
ton five cents per day in Communication and
lieu thereof, which shall be in addition to
| their present pay.
Sect. 5. And be it further enacted, that the
orders, regulations, and instructions hereto
fore issued by the secretary of the navy be
and they are hereby recognized as the regu-
lations of the navy department. subject, how
ever, to such alterations as the secretary of
the navy may adopt, with the appreciation of
the president of the United States.
Sect. 6. And be it further enacted, that the
pay of the secretary of commander of
squadron shall hereafter be fifteen hundred
dollars year and one ration.
Sect. 7. And be it further enacted, that
chaplains in the navy shall be no less than
twenty-one nor more than thirty five years of
age at the time of their appointment as such.
Sect. s. And be it further enacted, that the
president of the United States be and he is
hereby authorized to annually appoint ten act
ing midshipmen for education at the naval
academy who shall be selected from the sons
of officers or soldiers who distinguished them
selves in the service of tho United States, or
from the sons of officers or men in the naval
or marine service of the United States who
have thus distinguished themselves.
Sect. 8. And be it further enacted, that the
District of Columbia shall be regarded for all
the purposes of appointment to the naval ac-
ademy as a congressional district, their APP
pointment thereto to be designated by the
president of the United States from residents
of the district
Approved, July H. 1862.
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d. SUMNER SIRE ct.
DIR. j. A. ANDREWS
DENSION, BOUNTY, BACK PAY,
Il WAR CLAIMS, AND CLAIMS FOR INDEMNITY
STEWART, STEVENS. CLARK 81 CO.,
Attorneys ana Councillors at Law,
No. 4JO Pennsylvania Avenue.
WashuQton

This frm having thorough knowledge of the Pension
business, and being familiar with the practice In all the
Departments of Government, believe that they can af
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 amount
Of this business will enable them to execute the bust
for each claimant VERY CHEAPLY, and on the
basis Of our pay CONTINGENT UPON OUh SUCCESS
IN EACH CASE For this purpose they VIII secure the
services Of a LAW FIRM IN each prominent locality
throughout where such business may be had
furnish such wit h all the necessary blank forn al app
cation ana evidence and also requisite printed pamphlet
nsrcfjons and upon the due execution Of the
and Transmission Of the same 10 us from our Local
Agcnts they will promptly perform the business here
Tbeir charges will be tY'fEN DOLLARS FOR Of
FICERS and Nfr-FlYE DOLLARS FOR PRIVATES
FOR each PENSION, or BOUNTY and BACK PAY OBJ
taned, and ten per cent on amount Of CLAIMS FOR
MILITARY SUPPLIES, or CLAIMS FOR lDEAtNITY.
GRsodiers enlisted since the lst day Of March, 1851
I'm any kind Of service, MILITARY NAVAL, who are
disabled by disease wounds. entitled Pensions
All Soldiers who for two years, during the war
should it close will be entitled TO 800 Bounty III
there be widow then the minor children then the ia
Their mother brothers or sisters arc entitled above
JOSEPH Il. STEWART,
H. l.. STEVENS.
EDWARD CLARK,
o. A. STEVENS
W. T. GAYLORD.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-27

Apply to our associates In
New YOrk-kICHARD G. ELLIOTT, Attorney and
Counsellor, No. 80 Nassau street.
Brooklyn JOSEPH NJ. PRAY, Attorney and Coun
sellOr, No. $40 Fulton street.
pottsville, Pa, WA h. SMITH, Attorney and Coun.
uellor.
New Haven SILAs A. BRADLEY, Attorney and
Counsellor, No. Streets Bnilding.
iartiord-CHAkLES G.. SHULrAS Attorney and
Counsellor, No lIungerford's Block.
Boston-BENJAMlN DEAN, Attorney and Counsel
Tor, No. ~ Court street
Lowell-CHARLEs NJ. WILLIAMS, Attorney and
Counsellor, No. So Central street. , ,,,
Walham-ED'WD L. HALL, Attorney ana Couhsel
Tor, Mller's Block. . ..,., -,
WOrcester-STEPIIEN +. TWIsS, Attorney Ahu Nouh
sellor, Fagg's Block Main street
je4 ar
RLOWERS! FLOWERS FLOWERSi
The undersigned has for sale at his Greenhouse large
ariety Of
Flowers, Towering Plants. &c.
rfy-Orders f1r bouquets, Wrcaths, and Cut Flowera
NAV BE- let AZ the store Of W. o. SWEET, S6 Nam ST..
nr al the Greenhouse, JONA. CIRCUIT.
deod8m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-27
TERMsi OF ADVERTIsING-

ADVEkIlsEMENTs published In the DAILY for eliza
slu1'e LOT three insertions; and 20 cents for each
subsequent insertion Ten lines for less1 cnzt,nts
square" Advertisements ordered inside or snx
prominent place. as also those largely displayed will be
o"asseo extra rates Contracts by the year may b.
First insertion 81 square each sub
80 Az transient Advertisements must be paid in NIL
make quarterly payments 'ii "e required 10
~ 40 Jrdtmtous Advertisements. No renort r.,,
auis, OF PROCEEDINGS of any corporation socicty -
assoelatioh ana no COMMUNICATION designed 10 cs a.,
tenton 70 any matter of limited Individual Interest
can 0e inserted unless paid for an Advertisement
~ Ihe publishers will not hold themselves responsi
charged for the Advertisement W ''uh'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-27
A LPH EUS b. A u STIN
Cabinet Maker and Upholsterer,

Nos. 2953 Main street, and No gSouthbrdge street.
Furniture made to orders Repairing and Vanishing done
At hisshop or at yourhoisos, oy experienced work
men IN q neat manner. on moderate terms,
Chairs Reseatcd, ENtengiOu Tables solid, Black
Walnut, Mahogany, und Rosewood Chamber sets, Book
Gases Desks, Counters, SHOW Cases. Picture Frames,
Wire Screen Frames, MelJde0ns &c. made ana sold al
loty prices. Pulpits ant Church Furniture made 20
order. Churches and Halls seated with Circular Seats
Also will keep on hand Cofns and Colin Trimmings AZ
reasonable prlcc8 ALPHEuH y. ACSfIN
app dtt Worcester, Mass.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-27

DOR SALE-A lot of Wood Machinery,
a consisting of one Daniels Planer, 10 feet planes, "a
Inches wide; small Cylinder Plauer, with Saw
bned; Tenoring Machine, with Boring Arbor ats
tached one Mortcing Machiue. of Fay IL Fisher
make; also one Boreng MIL and Upright Drill-self
feeder; one Bolt-Cutter with Counter Shaft and Dies;
about 1900 feet of Seasoned Lumber, &c, &c. Enquire
Of GEO :. RICE, Merrifeld's Building, or of T. A.
HOVEY, As Summer street. diff mch25
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miscellaneous.

CARRIAGE SPONGES.-One bale Sc
~ lected Carriage Sponges. for sale by DAVID
SCOTT 25l Main, corner Mechanic street. diff jyl6
nR. HARRISON'S CHALYBEATE
~ TONIC, or IRoNIZED CATAwBA WINE, for
sale bv D, SCOTT
my26 DIFF 25 MAN, corner Mechanic street
GANFORD'S LIVER INVIGORATOR
NJ the remedy known for the cure of all diseases
of the Liver for sale by GEO. X. SPURR, pol Maiu
street. dti mchll
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-27
We have also the agency IN this city for the sale Of
MRS. BoULEs' CELEBRATED CoRSETs, BUsQUES
and DRESS PROTECTORS

These articles have befre been offered for sale
In thi, city, and invite your early attention to
Indies invited to cali, iali erdeavor to make
II an object for you to do so. d.g jy2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-27
IA GOOD CHANCE FOR A DRITG-

N GIST-FOR SALE--A well selected assortment
Of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, fixtures and good will
or Drug store, which has done good trade for the
past seven years There is also connected with the
above business soda and mineral water apparatus for
MISUNDERSTANDING soda and mineral water. which has done
profitable bushes for the past ten years. The two
branches Of trade will be sold together aeparate as IL
NAV suit the purchaser Address Il. NJ. W. Worcester
Mass. diff Iyi'
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Muttsster 4arlg Spy
OFFICIAL.
TPUBLIC-No. 1876. 1

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
Passed at the Second Session of the THIRTY
Congress.
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az. arg JOHN PORTER

l. 70 usdeIsinni ltat Gen Fiji: John Porter
ill Immediately r. ordsIad 10 Hisl Cd t~o
ac2 81 ch4i 1ea itos- preicrr.d against hin
b. Mai. Goa. Pnas. aud those growing out CT
tue ~houorsole rZculpation giSen to Big. Gen.
.Ms~1tiudAie, b. tho iscta leTelopcd bstoTe tie
recent Court OF luoaiIT.
C..u. Porte-'s letter. thanking Gen. Martin
i:l. In wsrru rortna fo7 che Tcrr .ouduct 1cr
,=itiot ns ~,,;Lscque1uy pieieF:>t charges, is
r7s.rdct a., oHa Of tuose 5tlo6o.. IGcts.
vh;.a Geo To7-er 0iil ind it difficult &c
.a1l.,lof. II. ce!. of L. thst lie waited 20
ct .ia K tlert;"' oia BY any means a7aila-
o:s::r, ,,.. .iilsa.Ai? letter, i that you'd
10 il; sd, Il III. Ken b. charges boldly
1h;, I'D p"=,;; n.tn I'll Tic power Gen.
PortGr ~, :,rlc:nf,r" held as &C.. MICiel-
lars ccnfiIrnSia! aa~jcr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-07
LATEST FROM

liverpool dsssi to tne l6.k hGT" teoc re,
ssi-si
AIabiEet Couhri! asi peua s%uII.uoned to
Inett "a Tie twentJ-iniId Of Octobet. This
Is -%arller than usual, and the consideration d
the American question y supposed 70 &C one
81 tie purposes Of the meeting.
The proposition before tine Liverpool Cham
Der Of Commerce in favor Of memorislizirs
fhe Government to recognize the South lad
hsen wiihdTawh,
Ths Southern Ciuc * Li7yIycol ss'o S
ylsn5 banqusr &c Ex-Governor morenead, OF
E~.enr>hy. lbs ePeechee, Of course, zero
strongly in support "i 7=ceesion-
Lard PaiIa.,si.n has o+eo EakiLs speech
g, st Winchester. He RETAINED from alu-
ding to American affairs.
it ia reported that two Confederate p.i-
7s,..7s s7s ii tne Mediterranean; and the?
hare already destroyed a dozsn American
vessels. It Il said that Ssnnas Commands
ons OF them
ms. oLApsIC9f on .liEric~. oscE NOPE
M,r. Gladstone las ma35 another sp+A1b Al
York, England, il -5ich ha sgsin a;!uico TO
the ad,irs Of Amecica- lie $40, ainyac other
thing 81 sh;nk #s must ce!itvr thst Tie
longer TINS terrific struggle on1t,aues the moe
doubtful becomes the futurs Of AneTlcA,
the r1o,e difficult will Il be for her 70 astsollsh
that orderly ant legal 7+;ts OF things Tnico
now, i is too PLAIN. i :or the no!nen' II
least superseded, in winch We saw aud were
accustomed 10 witness with delight at once
the beg: security for thu e1teosio1 OF her us
terial prosperity a7d po=:r. Ana hAe"i1e the
Last none Of her contributing 70 Teta!1 taat Ie-
senbiauca TO E1glsni, ami That deep attach
men, t. Enziand, Thich 1 for enc bIle*e that
ans ~, }, yet has lost. tGesr, hsar.l There
e NC i. ubL I an afraid. II We watch what
hsa .aien place il this country and n Eu-
ecpe rcere g no dontt, IS ;ar as experience
shIoa- ligh. ca the subject; that what has Ia
ken i..sco in AneTics has operated az "
se,:rce bioE; as q serious and grave dis.
advantage in Eurog., to the progress VI
principles, I won't ssy- merely of Liberal prin-
'oiples in the seass 81 party. but even Of those
constitutional principles il hrul; embracing
which al paroles III thin country sIs hcppily
agreed. [App!suse.J DC rot think it pcs
sinis 70 6atch tte ,.4-s: and cuui1t u pab.
i. isei:1-s. Il: 1crs =, .u.Gc declarations: ard
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-07
t:JaAS&J.aL aka Il .

ru.riUn $50" "r NGE. ,~%.
DIS. 5.--Ha1y, il ,~::I. r''s' ic .af5, k5tt~f SAa
culv. - G#,,ta ,ar II.
BAGu, -SGDtiy a.uln tirii;1I. sE.a L-1Ae JaoEiy r
6sETG rrn.- -: .S-rec! sC2Jc2.
|ito-rs"- f:s.al 81 - m'v@s~, l2o g In.
s--hrainart.- 81 :n:,Tsconts "a low
10 &. - .sutS.
tchH-i;Na9.n psr -i..7:t. sIeaoc.
Trss fE,.--s4.W &c : 80 ~ huG:,cL-
ISFFES-f!'. S1iH 90 H.. soPpsJ G1iaaatSE.
fA,FFE"-aa oanIs psi IL.
iEn--r- Jausa IL Vel. s. hn,7HI
G"rr"y-N ~ NJ.
i.,...!, t.5.'a !.F''ih'' -. l'rN 'Gf ~. I 81
,..I,s 81 I'i- ~ -
!pAiS5I am -;eu la. .~rn.cct'' s.*h .&4aioG
- 'n'7.: ~ Alr'7a - tH'sa. !" !zi ludisi.
fLu". 50 G.A'e .Sur:Il.n ~ EO.N e. sI'-'~
ex1s txs M IL S.s. u uS dr. load tauIil5. @"'ts
sok.c. -ii:";ny, +a-GHt,a.aI C1"eet. sS.ar -l.,eal
;a1, s$.,O, s,p-:,2 Uar 2.U winef OGn 3.so
Wfr,>t AMI Eve LA SLLcAa sl.M' pI o|-
:.rI,H5- jMu~A 20 Oeats pr 10 G..nea 81 " LIN
ties. :ai--t. declining.
>,npl-lt"-r Fs."n.n 6. 10. retail.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-07
20 Ttfs fsr willie gsasla q. f:r ,Lss:. osgn'

va Ftfs fsT willie asosIa u: f3r i.!sc:. p%4yI'e.
Hir. Ef.r Sas ssi!"d 70 %=,'1'a. mn "F"r
nsiri3 "a: ..:.'eted vim ch'c,,, i! ~.;:'
nothiI. "h' :.irn uirr-peatad - Kin iHtr-so
bh called nr"n 10 speak there; but ain.a
these questions had incidentally como ur
n''o,t white and hinck people. he would rs?
= word. f., "iettrrcd {. ia a-,c2%n.: ~
Eaglnud AID lL"r sneels ~ 4. i..,a a., -
inferior rsc., rs Mr.. TTain lad described, std
according to Mr. Trains zumert the Eng
lish thinking 1hoy ws1oiat"r;o-. shwcl!. 'hov=
fore eternany opp7osa thsr. l.cas:' ,ue
negroes By the circurlstar,rS g.:.r"inI;Ug
them were Inferior in the rirJ >wli,ps Of
) G:h r.T3ii"a. set i'll ke,turh, :ad Mss
cut: ~ II a;hsT rlIcunsisnces a.l:9 from
-':'tc''iun. th6Y w,re tnt ~iateri"l - lie
"tl.o;. tiIrzSoe, t.f".u- aud ccpiu-i9h., iI@
Wished 70 do ~iusticN ~ ail II II, .ud ri, ::'n
all NED If thy ~nHli msLs lsNor ,.-fo,-
table, make it fire..
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-+''
L"rI5'rLIs, IL, G~s, Nv r~erF::"; j..
iar Nrst'Ya'ie i. mrs Il H." 23l II: sit, ST.:
'cmr'e!slr ?'d cI ron the ausr.n dag r";a
try hY har l. ri Ee'rc! ;:iar:fi''s ar& inr. !,
ny, i, ~iryn.l: Lhs ,car:l nj pCori" Ia c,G:ur,
Tl"c"Hi"-u","i Va: ca:, i:@ .~'fIir=.' i.ri
'~ec'i.'' r~'.ti.i: ,:'r,e" =i,: 80. -ril III So
t.,sa T.. .uat lei rau ~. den.
Ati-.I'a sITniIian s",: GU; "a ~ Il t
71Ii..d t'.e plani1iirh 1t Hr.ra' IT,. "uu*i-
sGr, in sIilTeT as1o,1. ~Eo So. The rrte.
s"r'ira, a7a au adjoining farm, getting rs much
subsistence as thsY could h'i". .asag-~ut-
de"d. ''i'ngii,g osr.:;ius. D~l".'Gln: /, C:s.,e.
i:i u.;.'!|n6 a:cajt lhroYttstr: .ad n"s-ora,
~s.n1u1'I'g - ser 3"J cattle. 500 shrrp, 500
hos". aal SuTi:aya. chickera, &c. lii AHA!
daccr. 1"sidr? elk hindt Ell maC.n loads ri;
r":u, 1:''. ae,, which they took iaio Nas:,-
wills perfectly sn:r.
It's people IL Nuah7ii:r are in :. ntatn 81
s'7fVatr"n. Ia is wnrth IS II p,unt, AID
i';;'"r u BE- bad NJ i!4si, lrrt 50 cent; =
"@'ii"d; c"mmnn brown sugar 81 pouad; honr
g q hs'ra!. Everything IL thu Er.,crry Lac
Eell- in like proportion.
On thursday an expedition y ~ Eent our GA
the Murfr'eshoro pike, with tha purpose Of
having a brush with the rebels reported in
n" vicinity. Instead Of finding Anything,
they were grs'ted heartily With load ch-ers
from 200 loyal East TsnnesSecaEs, ~',r lad
heon src".tcd in H.. Inounts":., :ri wrr.
making thelr way L, join Nesf.y'a H.mr.--
il"y sr.terei Nashville with H.. r..r,i.-
tior, nDl were received With iGud ~ri:et =. VI
weicolnc.
\ cps Was caught BY lho fraeIai picA"te
while attempting 70 pass thrncgh nIr lines
He WAS brHught back T., i.-atqu"ti"r.. t..
HI, psrHon Has founi q roll IF parchment
Containing the nan"s Of EOS ~ciGiz"ns who were
armed and rendr at any moruent tho Coufeie-
riar and assist in driving the Federal forces
from tho city. Gou. NssI"y st once ,se;z"d
al the arms in Nashville, and sent the spy -
tie Penitrutialy,
Goa. N=sirr. III cornmanl Of the post Of
y ,-hvill., issued an order rr The 2lnl, that
-! citizsna shail ds'ivcr up immediately ali
Arna sud pi1mnniti1n % hea1qunrterI.--
y refusal ~Ili hr ,i.aul?t evidences Of d;S!0y.
ally, and ,hu1r i7yn:;irg gill DO Severely pin
shed.
Snu.+.fh citc.rllrS is "%ti'sagel n ,.~;.-
si!ir iHr tTr.atr: nUt-9 It the ~fr!i"in.t rnt~:
.. dr:nuu.: Unrcn. I2t,ie sma p..rts.-. Il
p"r cent; Bank of Uh2ttanu ga, Southern
Bunk and Bank Of Memphis, 10: Bank OF
Nashville. SIS; NoT!he-a Bank aud Bank oil
Middle Tennessee, 80.
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BOTHERED ABOUT Tng. i.IGsn.

The N:r York @Wotl3," Il thc Is: il
aL4nt. ~rontsirs tia following editorial:
Tho tender 1ncrciss Of toe ah"liSi"7i7is7
like those cf the u1o~' /. ~ =cTe oTiol. III
view Of the -rcs: t',.r;-" / ca'iTab"ads at
Fortress S~i"1r>. ar3 ,h' inability ii m"
Go~.ru,p,., t. a,or"- t.: ,fltid. Gen. Dix
r~aa-a;;- .e.,, 10 & .,"in"i A.t-ag 10 know
e .Na,aSckdseti. yuI,! a. DO -" pr3vTcc
for r;r humdfsd ~ .i!-:. in>ir<1 e jump
iny =, III. n,i,l - s.,rw b:.1 pGr@i; ~ta.1ter-
es..i ,h- I.t:rA!s NC IL their icte:~.t ia The
5rc,n. &C IRE It'd ": al sPol3e:st oi Apdr'w
.i..t "lt 9aoml.!!y aai ddt.":Ay declared aas
d;s5ppH,asc y Ms .ahoie sc:ans, naluiJ ia
the round li.at w:.ensTrr tna ':~'vsrnhsnt
OH >;s::, wi!l 10 tn ."rntrah.ui.' ?H;rtcs. theI
have shnT1 tia, La. en- TAKE care 81 'h'u'-
selvcs-that i;,cT ara not w1ntsd hrIa ana
tsat rney az, or u4ey soon VIII Do. ""a'eH
rh.H.."-
,ice, ~nat ;s sn9 O. a.:i:v.5i &c !" Z'tn
til. con1r.Land Ei7it-".,: II: t"i'.
States wen:t h-rc III" III liz o-''"9
,iy1:t wao. trsri al nac .7a'r!" A"'':.7
promptly ies;ai.s th.t Inv! sfant ="t i"ot
upcl The sill 81; he old t:ay Stale
fu0I III nix is II bec"a1a ~ lee
voznarsn N~ra74:tu5taj L"lj The DOR II:
.tJ ar:
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FOE REM.

IfjR HINT.
'tf- - Gu.a,-ss .A4 lxht oorl4a -, .....L.ilt
: - :. - ct scuns sesE, sitL~.sG - - i. -.
4. .-- .i-hIsSi Notsl Cpmn-Dy L. lie 80.
Sc. ;. . S,-Lpoad, TrSIar1GA.L2r3 All rc,v'
- i-s i.,.a EishfnoLi
=! i. ,.aIoc 6syarstqlJ.
~.....-!as SwslSs oLsra6er.4 swc lsfs- Yi.
$50 lining room, ~ik kctshes, BE-,
~ .S:.t l%as v-7J leuGsL.. :or SseTai iala,
.is..lr - -. cLGs he saoS sscl-
i,.-.- an. vii hn@1 te rN ta>.: -. nS.
:; 1,.,,'a:4. unity - : ,l'o-Na %, DO
o."
:: .m. 80 ai-nzon6 ~ : -
- ~'-a,ct.. II :ao Lt.G-",i t-.is.ar1rs 8
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:':a.- -i, - d ! aoa. p-,.: - &. ~ s-.i.4'
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,SStSSkD TbE SERVICE.

). rourt-Hs!;is!, ri ~birh Gnsa1i'7 G,r-
ara, Hancock Wa present 49, J@"t ic'.!'d
Cn!cnet Ovens Si-Iy-li.fh .'s''nH:!.arin
Volunteers, guilty OF 'h*re, IL '"hduct
prejudiciL 20 good order "i'i iniii:AiJ dis
and n~ntsconus al ''j ard = gen
t!?n-n." The court fantGEgoti iln Colonel
70 be dismissed tbs ,stTice Of the
Uaifct Srctes.
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7nI Ole M.Esiof; or 5.:dEs M0akoL.
= correspondent Of rae 1Iinas" writes de

iouo va IRON FTcsll=viils, "a:
10 mue. frrI1 Allie. o.. the Leesnurs
1t.i ". rasas7l ~ -" ',:i,iei.ca ~ the eH~
r...n.-t NJ tIe. I'll . Iarm house upon
th- ..i.ce -.i... :a.il~E. XitiI t. defective Sorse
.; = l'!~:. - ''rii ~ ~i"TatS. PsrAatd' with
IL! lo,,:, un''5cD'a:1s uap'ttence. q s+ra@i!0o
a.: vi yruTSe threc lDsn Hrrc vli=r'L u
.ris- al 1":Ifscrte tbs "3.llio b:u: Tag
~n.1a4, the iadi4s Toro shocked and s-=ts'i''d-
ii, laI:<ueat I'D loquscihua- Il Tonld not
DO. s,ot unly hsi ths ladies howei The Cob
fzdcrsts f.s, bul ,he i'!tlc chi!dlsn nsd
thrown ac,nr= y. ths +.Ts!rv, pTooacty ,Dssi-
3.tri o. ITO istia=, rpi tho nag .as coE6s
lated. Tbs 1is!oTai r4,Gle,l S.aa LaEau- en1
lMsjo. Eesla3 ni.us6; II back L. camp.
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R.9.rnn. October 3l.-Fhe SCHOONER How
a71ii. Dodge, hcnc" IoI Port AL Flax, was
isllao N with on the 18th Instant &c n sinking
condition oy The brig h"hncth, FROM Turk
Iaisnt. Tie Henacll rcEGt& the crew Aud
brought ;han TO this p"ft.
Tie taTG Young Turk 1rom .Maiasa, ~.
ports: ga the uisA! v' :he 18Th in'taht,
il latitude 90, ionsl. uda 81, s-w iii, .,yhl Ci
4 burning vcassl. II was Sic ~'ES {, heuvy
yste 1T tic time, and. havI!g i"n:I 81 the
Alabama, did not 90 to her assistance.