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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-06
RaIIrnaos.
BOSTON & WORCESTER

1sEsss5la7sFssSS BOSTON & WORCESTER
---sssz5s5szsesRAILRoAD. = SUMNER ARRANGE
( $50 --s---AEN7 commencing on MONDAY, May
PASSENGER TRAINS Ieavefor Boston, as follows:
$40 a. m, 1915, 325 Exp, co. 1920 Exp. p m. The
q SO a m and 500 m trains start from the upper
MAill6uIy, 40 q, m. 4.4e p.
Westboro, 7.3O 1917 a M, LIZ $50 pm
SSSgsS8rough - 81 g. o25 81 2S and 5S9pm,
Ashland. l4s 1896 a. M. l3O, 5.49 p. m.
Milford 40. $40 a. m. 5.00p m.
Northboro a. m. 1890 p. m.
Marlboro, 7.24, a. m. LOO. $50 D.
Framingham SIG Express, sac 500, 1913 a. Ls9
sSs sfsE "a : 3 :. j N a Il r s
West Needham, S. Isl, Sis II 90 am, Los, 62Op M
Granville $50, 1,54, s,2, IL p m, LII, % IN
Newton Lower Falls, 655 800 M O5 4SO, 55i, $50
West Newton p, 7;!2 sI2. sss wor, sI2u.22 wOr.
MeWtonville, SIG 76. sis 96 M 81 22l, 446 GIL,
Newton Corner e?l, 81 sal, $751; 92l II27 m, 1856.
Brighton SIS 726, SIS $40, 1926 1872 m, l,lI 2al
cam9rd,e Crossing, $40 1880 $50, $50 m, LAS, 2a5,
Cambridge Farm "a, sS4 9,34 N, l49 49, 5O4 62s,
Bro6Iline $751; Is, z45., s. iOam. 70 M. 100.
snd Sg 6SS' SSop m On Sunday 945 M and l2l5
*In connection with trains on Charles River Branch
TRAINS leave Boston. as follows.
worcester est at AS EXP, IT'S, $50 Exp q $780, 2l5
AA 62 N.Y. " We Exp sSS Exp a. m 25 Exp m
Exp, 80 EXP. p. m
Ne% York, via Norwich, $50 EXP. pm.
Millbury, Ills m. 4O0 D. m
Grafton, lis a. m. l.30, 4O0p. m.
Westboro', Is a: N, lS1, 400 $50 Ex., p m.
scarborough, Ills m, l,3O, 4 90 pm.
Cordaville, 7l5 a. N. 100, 400 D. m.
Ashland, T. a. m. | 80, 400 D. m
Framingham, AS Exp, IT'S, $50 EXP. a. $780,, O. j
Exp. 400 5 80 Exp, $50, exp. pm
Milford, Ills a. M l.30, $50 D. m.
Northboro', Is a NJ, 4 90 p. m.
Marlboro, I Is a. m j 30, 400 D. M
Natick, 7.l5 $3.50 am. l.3O, 400. 900 D M.
West Me, Need9am 49, % $50 M lSo 40 500
Auburndale, NewtOnve, Newton Corner Cambridge
Crossing and Cambridge Farm, T,l5, 8, $50 a M II M
l3O, 3, 400 6, I, $50 m. -
Saxonville, $50 a. M, 500 D. m.
west Newton lis, 8, $780, a. m. IL, l30, 8 43O g. T.
,3e, p. m. - ' " -
Rrookline, r 7.45 800, IL a. m l2l5t $780, sO* s.
6i5 tbs g. 10 p NJ On Sundays at lGl5 a. m u As and
AS only. ~
~ New York Sunday Mail Train at g. 80 o. m.
I'm connection with Trains on Charles River Branch
NJ. E. b. PHILLIPS, Sup't.
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Expresses 1T.

EISKE & cos UNITED STATES
=. AND CANADA EXPRESs.-Messengersl leave wor
road for Boston, Nashua Lowell Lawrence &c furnish
ing the most direct and expeditions line
FISKE & co, Proprietors,
II a., ~ ~ Court Square Boston.
= II. osgood, Agent, General Express once No
LINCOLN HOuse BLOCK. Wnrcesfer -.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-06
Four wears ago the name of
FLAGGS BALM OF EXCELLENCE

Four ago the name of
FLAGGS BALM OF EXCELLENCE
was IN place Of the old one, abandoned on
account of limitations.
There are still many persons making CON plants that
they have been imposed upon by uscrupulous
selling Pain Curers similar to the '''
BALM OF + XCEILENCE,
ana headed with the name of"FLAGG," to give them
respectable appearance and representing them to he The
same as manufactured by IL. X. FLAGG. All such rep
reservations are false, ~
FLAGG'S BALM OF EXCELLENCE,
HAS BUT ONE NAME.
IS Secured by COPYRIGHT.
FLAGG'S BALM of ExCELLENCE,
cues Instantaneous Relief 10 rheumatism.
FLA GG's BALM OF EXCELLENCE
Gives Instantaneous Relief TO Neuralgia.
FLAGGS BALM OF EXCFLLENCE!
Gives Instantaneous Relief to TTcdoloureur
ELAGG'S BALM OF EXCELLENCE
6tres Instantaneous Reliefto tie Toothache
FLAGG'S BALM OF EXCELLENCE
Gives Instantaneous Retiefto Burns and Sores
EAAGG'S BALM OF EXCELLENCE
GtUes Instantaneous Relief 10 .Sprqins
FLAGts'S BALM OF EXCELLENCE
FLAGGs IsaLM S. Fe EX ( SEaEr
Gses hsIanfsneoss Relis, 70 Cold and Dvsentery
Gives Instantaneous Keller to Frosted LIMBS -
FLAGG'S BALM OF Ex GSssI LEN
FLAGG'S Hahn OF = IS Exc FL IES,G.9E
Instantaneous Relitor Pain in tie Body Limbs Sfoaa
dch OF B0Weis
/ HAVE APPOINTED
q ECO, H. Squire, 2OI Main street, vyor
cester, Mass.
WHOLESALE AGENT
Fotthe United States of America to whom all orders
Ihr the balm of Excellence should be addressed
NV deOuu H. X. FLAGG.
&YA VETERINARY SURGERY
me s g%4dersIgned has procured stand at
49, street, where he is ready at all times to an
swer the calls of those who may desire his services i'm
the treatment of tine various diseases incident to Horseg
and Cattle. Patients visited at the stable
All orders for the spayng Cows promptly attended
70 by This operation they become permanent mixers
II IS unattended with danger and amply repays the own
er with gen, supply of milk at season when tba
article is usually scarce ~ ~
lnhrmary at No. 10 Mechanic street.
WILLARD l.. RICHARDS.
10 oawtf Veterinary Surgeon.
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Females, Females, Females,

Females, Females, Females,
OLD OK YOUNG, SINGLE. MARRIED OR CoNTFM
PLATING MARRIAGE, --
In many affections peculiar to Females the Extract
buchu is unequaed by any other remeuy as in Cbloro
sis or Retention, lneguarity, Panuness or supnres
sion Of Customary EvacuatoIs liberated or Scbirrous
state Of the Uterus LeucOrrhea or Whites steritv.
anu or all complaints incident TO the sex, whether arts
ing from lndscreton, Habits of Dissipation or in the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
SEE SYMPTOMS ABOVE
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT.
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.HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHu

FOR WEAKNESSES
Arising from Excesses, Habits of Destination
Early 1ndiscretion or Abuse,
ATTENDED WITH The FOLLOWING SYMPHONIC.
Indispesition to Exertion, Trembling
Loss of Memory, Wakefulness
Weak Nerves. Pain in Tho Poot
I n % Disease' Flushing of the BODY
Dmness of Vision EruntiOns on tbc 80,
Hot Hands. PaIiid Gnnnt n ~ + aee'
Dryness of the Skin, Universal + assit,,e' A.,
Loss of Power ,sc,,iar Ss.t uue VI the
Din1culty of Breathing,
These symptoms, If allowed 20 on which this mad
II ne Invariably removes, soon follows
1MPoIENCY, FATUI1Y, EPILEPTIC FITS
one of which the patient may expre Who oo...
tnat they are not frequently followed by those drepl
diseases" e'ui
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
Many are aware of the cause Of their SUFFERING Nm.
none Will confess The records of the Insane Asv,nr
ana tue melancholy deaths by Consumption bear annie
witness to the truth OF the assertion.
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED WITH
ORGANIC WEAKNESS A'A
e4ues 'e aiu OF medicine to strengthen and nyigor
ate the system, which HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT RI
Cho invariably does. A trial will convince the mos.
skeptieal.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-06

MENSTRUAL COMPOUND, prepaati which daily
experience 20 be most speedy and ecacious in
its operation. and is Warranted Harmless, and always
successful in all when used according to the drec
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-06
PrR11c REsoLur1oN-No. Al.

JOINT RESOLUTION providing for the dis
tribution of surplus copies of the Biennial
Register for eighteen hundred sixty-one
among the several bureaus in the executive
departments.
Resolved by the senate and house of repre-
sentatiYes fthe United States of America in
congress assembled, that the secretary of the
q interior be and he is hereby authorized and
directed to distribute to each of the several
bureaus in the executive departments one or
more copies of the Biennial Register, for
eighteen hundred and sixty-one and eighteen
hundred sixty-two, from the surplus copies
now deposited in the interior department
Provided, that the number of copies delivered
to any one bureau shall not exceed two cop
les.
Approved, July IL, 1862.
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UPWARDS oF FIVE HUNDRED BoTTLEsl

have been sold within the last Ten Months the graf
flying result has been the prompt and thorough restoia
ton of Hundreds of Females, who have sought relief
from other preparations in vain, thereby demonstrating
its indsputable right to be STYLED the greatest
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-06

STEAM BOILERS Made of best stock
srucOn for economy and safetvmade under the super
vision of Mr. James RUSSELL whose work has given the
very best satisfaction the last eight years.
my4 dSw&wst RICE, BARToN, & co
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-06

eSS0ther preparations styled "Female CatholicOn''
being widely advertised puportng to be of different
classes of strength and at prices graduated accordingly
the inventions of who have just claim to medical
knowledge experience, much less of any knowledge
pertaining to Indian Arcana, practice and all such
mpositiUns and scales of prices but many devices
adopted deceive begue the unwary and the cred
ulos and lead the sale and of spurious alb
sOlutey injurious articles.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-06
DIR. HIPS Botanic Remedies

for the of Private Diseases in either Sex will at all
times be found safe, prompt and efficient in Graduating
disease, either acute chronic and curing all
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-06

EULLER'S NORWICH AND WOR,
n CESTER EXPRESS
OFFIoE5-No. Lincoln House Block, Worcester; n
c. Brackenridges store, under WauragaD House. Nor
witch, CT.
Allpackagss should be marked Fullers Express.
Worcester, Sept. |. 1855 rs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-06
.INFALLIBLE FEMALE REGuLAToR.

private cognaie affections of the female system and
result is the production Of his
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-08-07
= Address Of General Van Dorm

HEADo'Rs DISTRICT OF THE MISS,
49, V1cKsBURa, July 18, 1862. -,
To tie Trroops defending Neksburg:
Your conduct thus far under the circum-
stances which surround. you have. won the
admiration, of your countrymen. Cool and
self.possesssd under the concentrated fire
of more than forty vessels Of war and NOR
tar boats, you have given assurances that
the city entrusted to your keeping will ,n&
be given up to the clustering demands of
cannon, nor the. noisy threatening of bomb
shells. Such exhibitions of fury serve but
to amuse you and to animate the tedium of
camp life-you await more formidable
demonstration. Impotentiu his rage, the
enemy is striving to turn the current of the
Mississippi from your. batteries. he will
fail. When he is master of the great river
which bows at your feet, and which has
become the eternal custodiansof your names
and glory, every waye that 'ripples BY its
shores will crimson with your blood, and
every hill that looks down upon it will be
the sepdlchre of a thousand freemen..
Soldiers! to have been one among the
"Defenders of Vicksburg" will be the boast
hereafter Of those who shall bear your names
and living joy by your, hearthstoues for
ever. Continue, I beseech you, to be wor'
thy of your country's praise and the repu-
tation you have achieved.
The commanding general will take plea
sure, as it is his duty, in forwarding the
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-08-07


CoNs1DEseE I'm eoaFEDERArE BoNDs.
: In the darkest hour ofaoaar:st :struggleFfor
Southern independence, there has been no
indication of despondeney on the part Of
the loyafcitisens Of Maryland. Under all
circumstances they have mainsaiued' their
devotion to the interests Of the South, and
illustrated the !, confdence -FOUR ultimate
success ID the most unmistakeable manRe.
A few, days ago, e gentleman arrived iu
this city from Baltimore with $75, 600 in
Maryland funds, which he brought over to
invest in Confederate bonds. We have
heard Of other Instances where smaller a.
mounts have been similarly y8invested. This
is one Of the truest indications sof the sen-
timent of the people, as well asthe conf
dence they yifeefof 6narrecognision' andsin.
dependence of the Confederacy. $50,
. ..,s:.a-S :. = r. Richmond Dispatch.
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Arrival of q Prisoner.

A citizen Of Savannah, who has been q
prisoner in the enemy's country since Feb
ruary last, arrived home yesterday, via Bal,
timore, Washington and Richmond. he
complains Of much ill-treatment while a
prisoner; no clothing was allowed him ex-
cept blankets, the food was the worst kind,
and his place of confinement was most nm
comfortable. -. ...s
There was considerable excitementat the
North about the prospect Of a draft, and
the lower classes, as general rule, are op-
posed to q continuance Of the war: The
politicians and contractors were very noisy
and active, and insisted that the rebels can
and must be crushed out. Gold, our infor:
mant says, was quoted in the papers at l9 Is!
ana 20 per cent. premium, but in ordinary
transactions among the people it could not
be obtained for less than 45:to SO per cent.
There were but few soldiers at Washing
ton, apparently only sufficient to garrison
the works around the city. An immense
number of fugitive slaves were collected in
Washington. Some 1,5O0 we're in abuild.
ing nearthe capitol, and several eargoes had
been shipped to iHayti, two of which, il
was currently reported, had been taken tc
Cuba by the Yankee captains and sold.
The people Of Maryland: he represents,
are as true assteel, and only kept in subju-
cation BY Federal bayonets. ..- (
There were some 1900 troops at Freder-
icksburg, and immense quantities Of army
stores were being collected at that point
The cavalry secured the country, up and
down the river, on both sides daily. 80, j,
One hundred Yankee prisoners, Of Pope's
command, captured recently by StoneYall
Jack kson, arrived'in Richmond on,saturday
last Two Yankee regiments crossed the
Rapidan, soon after which Jackson's forces
came upon Them, when they fed in confu.
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0fioiaa1 ganetrg.
ON the Death OF the poet-soldier, William
~ s. y w yaslniuSton East. =

washington East. -. \ { =
, - 4 pY MRS. MARris--( (ooLuaBiA, s. c:l *
: Thou hast gone 70 my res, young and brave,
: Lie, lightly, the tuf on thy breast! st -
- Fresh flowers ever bloom on thy grave, 80: s.
who erst, atost the good brought the best ~
For rare, were thy gifts, good and true, >
Thefnuses had crown, q thy young brow;
Alasi that the cypsess and yew
.Are',waned in thylaureiswreath, now. yIS
teen,le spirit, so gifted and brave, -, ~ X.
= SO young, yet whose sword and whose pen =
Have earv'd for hlmsels onshis grave, 2, -, Z. 4
Aname, that shalllive among men.
And, yen, as the grave, we must weep, -
Albeit, that, life giving faith -. -
Tells US there, some do'wel, who do sleep, -, -
And, that dying is not all of death - : =
No. no flor he hpss, erer iUes, 80 &c., 8
Tho consign'd to death gloomy abode, -
Yet, the blessed assurance faith gives ~ =. -
That, beyond, there is glory and Cod. -, " -
This quotation used by him. IN his Obituary no
tice Of his poet solder-friend, w. M. Marunt
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-08-07

| A GOOSE .sToRY.-The Abingdon Vir-
ginian is responsible for the follewing:a
4 Confederate soldier on his way
from Cumberland Gap through Lee county,
a few weeks ago, being hungry and. feeling
an appetite for goose, fastened a 6ah hook
to the end Of a cord, and on passing a
house where be saw some geese, baited the
hook with grain Of corn and cast it a.
mong them. No sooner had it dropped
than one Of the geese guzzled it down.
The soldier at the; other end Of the cord
took to his heels, the goose of course With
outstretched wings, following him. The
owner of the goose surprising him to be a.
fraid Of it, exclaimed, "Dpn' 'trnn, il won't
bite you, indeed it won't-hut + never
|knewittobs 40 cross before. /" 3 Z; .,.s.l-.
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d.
The TauE PHnANTHRoprsr. The
Lancaster Ledger refers to D gentleman Of
sLanoaster District Who supplies The families
of soldiers With -four at "a, so per auadtsd;
and refussd to ad rance his figures. His
|hame ought be. known. FL Z -
Col. Thomas T Grisr, Of Mscklsnbutg
county, brought a load of Flour 70 this
market On Tuesday last for sale and wasiofs
fered ali advance of 80. cents on; the .sack,
but be declined the Bid and sold fos family
Use at q sacrifceof perhaps s25 believing
il to be- his duty 81 . good dscitssen 70 dis
|countenanea speculation and sxtoFtion:
Ofceurse those who offered the advance
would had they purchased, forced consu-
mers sopaya at least one dollar more ops the
bag, ..,,.,s, ~, ....;ss d
T How many Farmers ia Che country are
there who viii follow the; example set BY
our highly esteemed and aged fellow cisizen
Col. Thomas I. Grier o. Charlotte { lMsG)
Bulzetia, ssins.ant. s EGst "a s :, ss,si,
| B~ Flour in Yorksille.s soansb beI purchaa.
led BY soldiers families 3st item dollarsper
hundred ,rand corn At one dollar and fifty
cents per pei bushel. ED, Eaa. '5
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-08-07

] The PoLloY oR, ,LYINa.--In, a latesde.
bate in the Yankee Senate, Mr.. Fsssenden,
of Maine, warmly denounced the habit
practised by his Goycrnment,. Of sstryipg to
deceive, the people. by calling aadetest q
strategic movement, and by giving false
names to things" zss5r-4 stta
a Mr.. Wilson, of Massachusetts, in the
same debate, relieyed his conscience by the
following confession, land by an appropriate
apipadyersion:, sItaeems" ,ssaid, he, t'as
if We had osgauized . system sof lying in
this country. 5ebf % 1rss!.ssa ~
~. These Senators urge the observance Of
truth not for truths oHn sake, but for the
true, Yankee reason, that the contrary
course "dees not pay."s yteg q, 4sgzs
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sion baoksto!thsflisefs leaving armsandt dtes-;
erything else behind thsms l nunbar
were killed and wounded iip attsmp pting sso q

q Two attempts b Rars vi s;iaifss iass spring To-
,bsrn slierailroadg gbddgeoset ths sEyannsh,
The expeditions were dttedSout a. T3bes,
and the, boats got ss high up as Screysns
Ferry, wherethsy, left the boats and pro-
'csssssded sss overland, 81 The Csrolina SIDE 70
within a few miles Of the bridge, ba Mere
lost among The creeks and were compelled
to return. y t,,sstt,{ s.ye IS. Z
s: ,SavaaaaA Rsps59 59seag gasa "a !
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>. CAMP, ,BEFoRB RIcHafoND,

Ware Correspondence of the Charleston Courier.
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This quotation was used by him, IN his Obituary n
tIce Of his poet soldier-friend, w. III. Martin,
, 1862-06-06

MASTERS SALE.-State Of Lii.
1Yl nots, County Of Cook as.Superior Court Of Chi
IS Rob- # G. Boone, Edward y. L,1mon md Thoma4
Eoyn,-Fc:rclo=ure Of Mortgage
Fnhc notice T. !erf.Ay given 1has IN pursuance Of
Tie twelfth day Of May. A. D. 1867. l. sumner Marble,
Special Master in Ca1ceEy. for such pu-posg duly
appointed BY the superior Court q Chicago, E1l ua
O'Clock the that sell at pcblic auction
to tl highest bidder for cas 1t the north door Of the
= ta 4 T. a. G e. @ ct esEe s st T. tns Gpnns t ot
OF Cook and State OF Illinois known and decnat.d as
Eock So tH'cHts.three ts. n Assessors Division OF
ty-t~o z2> in Township Ne taiEtsntne f, narth n
Eause fourteen (14 of the Third Principal Mari
a:*n bs1lasd : Ut stass st At
gold Place thence east along tac north line Of sAd I'm
gold Place four hundred and ve and twotenths 1ees
t5 2io e st&ke tltyhse teet and ioufssptas q
Of tie Ineis Central Railroad thence nortaSeS! On
line parallel with said east track OF satd a1osa lo91
hundred and forty seven and th7etsnI9s teeI
wcs1 6; lie eas track Of said Railroad thence west
along the south line Of Commerce slsets EEo nGaaEea
and and Sl5 te9tas 5 A Ut of Ky
nne four hundred and t*entrsSsen ano elsatk:ntns
feet az; $40 ] t. the place q ns3aolnE SonSa nng
eeht scrsa ae:es Ao ii
lie right tt!e and interest Of the said Robert Boone
and Ia ward n Larmon Of Land to any lands lying
s. snd 81 i 81 TIC Inos Central RiSoad compaay to
gttheT with all and singular the tcnement heredisa-
mcpts and arpuEtenancca thereunto belonging. 20
he snnouat due ths complxinants under said DECREE
with the interest 'ns'son aas s. 81
Chicago. May 18th. 7Sss. my14Essad
, 1862-06-06
CROSSING THE PLAINS.

4 Party of Chicaqoans cn route for GJ;arn;n
---co'nl'osi'ion Of TIE Company-1He Season
'1'"'9Fot'o'e-1"e 1fo"ote on the Fzaias.
1specia1 corrcsnondence NJ Tho r4;cooo .r,,hn,,
Foar kEAnsEY. Msy %. 1sss.
The company with which an, connected-
en- route for California-beiug mostly Ch;caoo
p,c, and rbo.a f-;ora. :, r1:.,.c
1r ~. T-sNN-- - - HiH leao-
US u 'ne Ahihl Me- II may oe interesting to
them to know Of their whereabouts, &c,
Our connany Is under Tho 1aadarsh;r, ~
1o1,1, prea1- f., 1p y,
oooH - o'oen' 1s4., "no naa a"lce eroaseo
L1e plaEs anu has thu6 lar proved himself,
to the satisfaction Of the COMPANY. worthy to
r1an and direct its morcmon+s
-
1Ae naIea " oai co1u panS are Us 1oAo"s:
John A. Brock, Esq, wife and five children;
Thomas Brock, ESQ. father of John, and
4a..,,+ ~, a,.at 73..,,. 49,
:" o'a>ne' "H' ano eon ~ A1ie'
Z. w Mack. j. l.. Gilbert, J. B. Town, Geo
Lane, Samuel Buchanan. Frederick 0nunr7nor
=, c,,o T r,o1.eor 11 r.,
L. - oaenHou, "a" ILL., s"Ass, Wal
lace tonvlss, George v. Penney, George B.
Collins, J. E. Haryy, Il. B. Har7y. Braily Ke1-
lcv A RueLman Ciinto, Nat, n uo.u,c
ose1' ~ a. 'aliiS'
rreueflch 0oooHan, ". hcdenrE, =. Sexton,
Judge Drake Of Potiac, Mich, newly appoint
al oecoo;,+a Jr5ro ~ rr+a. -
- ~eSo>e ooaSs VI oIa1' aou 0uuSe y. D.
waite, Judge OF Utah, with wife, sister and
four chi1drcn-being total Of forty.one per-
eouc- -+ro,+r.3~ ,,,, s
, 1862-06-06

4 Party Of Chieagoans cn route for California
--zCon,7osi'ion Of tie Company-TAe Season
Emigration-1Ne Trouble on tie Plaius.
, 1862-06-06

Dsevss a7c Fe1nuss Et1l ind taA ~ mes4 saqE8.
e.Te5ns route for Lire stockk Cspxctua4 Yxrda 1EI
Vaterea and Supplied wit1 every on7eote.ce, ha31
been openEa On this Inc md its connections aad e4e5
attention Is paid TO their wAnr From daT1isp1zxA
wheEe win be found every coavenence f6f feeding E1
resting. choice u offered Of the PHILADELPHIA.
a1so be found the shcstest Qtc&ess snd nooss tzs4
route for Stock to Few fork5viA 4ANen:eEarz14
With fever cl4nEea sEaa any othe1
EEpCE LEWIS, Gent sup.t, Altoona
l. l. HtVPT. Gcn1 Ticket Agent PA1sAdeE2a4
tR1-k1E1y
, 1862-06-06
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, 1862-06-06
The C0Iored Person on the mtssTs-
sfpp14

(From IN Officer OF Com. Farasnt's Squadron ]
The officers of the feet, By written stand
iry order, are forbidden to permit gny negro
10 come over the side of the ship of which he
Las command, either as principal Or acting for
another. One night, short time since, three
negroes came alongside about one o'clock,
curing the Tateh in Ehich had charge Of the
Brooklyn. "Nhat do yuu want ~ & Want
to come aboard, 1nassa.'' "Can7t receive you !:
SHOVE OFF, s'Can We come in the morning ?''
Yes, you can see the captain in the morn
ing" And they did sec the captain; but
they were Of course refused, because he has
his orders as we'll as his subordlnates to obey.
Such cases are constantly occurring in our
progress up and down tie river.
, 1862-06-06

THE UNDERSIGNED have
i tnts day entered into Co~paz tnertatp under the
zane and sasie of Csrk Co for the trans action
Of an exclusive Commission hueirr4s over GsIen4
Freight Depot Dearborn and Moth yga.e1 eta
F. o. Boz 4SH q Cash adTsncea On conxEament4
On Produce n ktuEe, b3 161hdnE and Hh pnsnsa EA&t
/. 1Nj. CLARK.
JSB. H, MAESHAIIA
PAUL JONES'
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