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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-08
4 SSIGNEES' AND MORTGAGkE7S


N SALE-By order of the Judge of Probate and In
solyency for the county Suffolk passed January S
1867 the stock Of the late firm OF NOurse, Mason q Co..
sold at Public Auction, on FRIDAY the 18th day Of
February, and on SATURDAY, the LIST day Of March,
anee with the terms of said order.
Proposals will be received until Thursday, Feb 90 for
the purchase at private SALE of all personal proper
ty at Worcester belonging to the late firm Of Nourse.
Mason Co.. the day of the date of their proceedings
in insolvency. and all the property since that date pur
chased by the mortgages aSsgnees undersigned and
now remaining upon the premises lately occupied by
said firm; consisting in part of Steam Engines Lahes,
Iron and Wood PIaners Circular Saws, Morising and
Tenoning Machines, FlaSks Moulding sand, Castings
Pig Iron, Blaeksmiths Tools. Anvs Tools of every de
ments, finished and unfinished with all the Patterns for
Castings OF all the Agricultural Implements of said firm,
and generally OF all the Goods, Wares, Chattes Fix
lures and Machinery, now in an. upon the premises
Also at the same time for all the similar property sit
uated at the Factory of said Firm in South roton
sisting of a general quantity of sinilar articles.
All the property above mentioned be eX amined at
DAVIS, and at South Groton, to b. TAFT
A complete Schedule of the property at each of the
above places with the cost price of the same will be
at each OF the above places and also at the Counting
Room OF the late Firm in Boston.
proposals Will be received for said property
at certain per centage the cost as shall appear by
e respective schedules ment to be made enequar-
te cash. and quarter in three six and nine months
win satisfactory security.
should no pronosa be found satisfactory the said prop
airy S at u O'Clock noon and at south (iroton on Sat
uf 2ty March at ii O'Clock a.
me above offers very favorable opportunity for any
ments. " "a i'hPi0
The Stock of Agricultural indictments Including III
when was damaged by the late ire and other property
in Quincy Hall IN Boston, viii also be offered for sale as
soon as practicable to take account Of the same
OLIVER ASIES 4 SONS, Mortgages.
WILLIAM DEH0N,)
H HIVE fT Jewell, A''isn'''
Boston, Feb 3, 1852. deoI3w "a
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AnttIons.
BY u. B. LASoN, Office &c and IS Main st, Worcester
II U RS! F u r ST! FUR ISL,
Great Selling Out of Furs!
NEW LOT OF FuRS ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
A FEW DAYS LONGER
Great Selling Ou1
"A FEW DAYS LONGER.

Will be sold at Public Auction at Store 2l6 Main ST.
(f0rmery occupied by NJ. Is. Green ~ CO.,) EYER
AFiERNOON and EVENING, commencing al = al 4 I
O'Clock and also at private sale, large assortment Of
well selected Furs, OF every description, among which
may be found the following
French Mink Sets, French Sable Sets, German
Fitch Martin Sets Bohemian Fitch Sets, Mountain
Martin sets; Siberian squirrel sets, American Sable
sets squirrel Beily Cdrens Sets, large lot of Gents
Gays, Gloves and Collars also large lot Of heavy ne
Sleigh Robes ~
The above stock is from New York house for " hmm
have sold for tue last three seasons and every article
fresh and perfect and will be warranted at the sale
II div
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VALENTINE NJ. ALDRICH
East Douglas, Jan. 90 A. d. 1862 ttf5T II isSs
MORTGAGES SALE-Win be sold

- at Public Auction, the premises on FRIDAY
the fourteenth day of February A. 1862 a. 10 clock
a ~ certain tract OF land situated in South WoTses
Clieu III siuu worcester, containing thirty acres
more or less, and being the lot of land conveyed
Dy Jonas Bartlett and John arden hiram Foles bv
their deed date1 October A. ID. 1851 and recorded in
the Registry Of Deeds for the county of Worcester book
49, page oo4 sad premises will be sol in pursuance
said Bartlett and Warden the undersigned dated jan
uary A d. 1888, and recorded in the Registry OF DEEDS
for the county of Worcester book 500 page 35 and
on account OF default being made in the sums of money
mentioned in the condition of said mortgage deed
Terms cash HIRAM FOBES.
worcester, Jan. IL, 1852, iaI5
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SpetlaI aotltes.


Aennedy's Rheumatic I.iniment
Mhen through the swollen limbs, and Joints and veins
Daft ken rheumatic and NeuTa gic pairs 10y
VI Tor rellei from sprains and bruises sore
LIZ nou ihiaste, Oy proxy, 10 the Druggists store:
BID Nun 10 call, whoever ma be sent
Eor hthhedy S Rheumatic LiHiment.
ToI every wound Twill prove sovereign Balm:
Lie bltterest pang twill speedily disarm
ANA az the Ills which bone ana flesh endure
Shall ma IN this a safe and speedy cure d3t "a
For those who like u Rare, Glhnuce .-IIoy
!lng oeen offered position where 1 can do better T
therefore O1er my ods at the Poetical EXchange for
SAFE AT bargain will sell store fixtures cuuners
&C. WIN an my Crockery and Kitchen Goods at about
one-hall Their value with the good will OF the Store
Inc place is well known and has a good run of cnstom
CTS for particulars address ORSON y. HEA III,
Box $50, Worcester
an my customers for their liberal PATRONAGE also 10 ali
my tflends for their good will which perhaps have not
always merlted, and to ali / wish sucrpss and
prosperity whether friends or otherwise U. \. Ii.
II dit
giSts. dSwlm - M ~
Skaters, who require strength of limbs and suppIe
hess u tue joints, should DIR Sweets Iutalile n-
meht SVId by Druggists everywhere d&wlm is
To the Citizens of Worcester County.-At
great Sacrlnce have answered to the
try and have enlisted the War in defence of YOUR
rights ana your property, well my OWL leaving my
business III the hanus of my partner would most re-
Spectluliy ASK you To remember while absent by
NET 4 Co., thereby sustaining my business while am
defending our common Country.
Very truly yours for the war,
JalS dtf THOMAS EARLE.
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SsSSh ~ the E~nOtsh.
DR. DUPUNCO'S GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS |
FOR FEMALES,
lGiabie IN correcting regulating removing all OBJ
struelioHs from whatever cause. always Successful
a preventive.
f'cty harmless Their illracy and merits hasedu
on an extensive Praciiu al itv years; AID where
ert tail TOGO vet all irregularities Nh rcfi pain
iq ana dilh- III Menstrua!ion. tpari: uary At the
change ui iIr. They will the Whites and remove
all oastruGiions arising from colds, exposure, OF any
cause; and may be used So. ccessruy as preventive
Females peculiarly situated, those surprising them
selves So are cautioned against using these fills while
IN that condition. lest they invite miscarrale and the
proprietor assumes responsibility this adlnoni-
lion, although their miness would prevent any mischief
to hcalih 6therm isc the Pills arc reeommrnded Full
and explicit directions accompany each box Price 81
sold in Worcester, Mass, by the following druggists
lair street and " Il GoULTiNG 10 Main INST st. La
dies, BY sending by either. Ofthe" agents"
sent Confidently Ly mail, to any part OF the county,
free OF po9tage Sold also by 4 Dfrdett, Clinton,
field and s. G. Henry, Westboro and BY one Druggist
In every village and city in the United States by
d. Howe, Sole Proprietor, New York.
NB.-Beware Of Counterlcits. Buy no Golden Pills.
OF any kind unless the box is signed s. d. Howe. All
others are base imposition and unsafe therefore you
value your lie and health Ito nothing of being hum
the signature of S d. Howe on every box which has
recently been added on account Of the Pills being
Mr. prs Miller & ChamberlIn, Dentlsts, 10
DIR. Sweet InTa,IIibIe Liniment is truly a
'H p IN 'eed' and every family should havet at hand
oZ7 d&wly
Or. G. A. Hill attends to all Special Diseases of
Males and Females, at his Medical Office No 81 Main
street worcester Mass. his advertisement of the
"iedtest femaie Remedy OF the Age. in this paper.
IBl dit
Smiths Curative Cleansing Cou,-3cupd,-A
superior remedy for Headache Burns Sore Lips Bowel
Complaints Canker. Piles, Sore Throat &C. &c For
sae by BUSH CO, "a Front street. by the dozen a,
single bottle at manufacturers prices. decd ySO
YOU wish tor splendid picture your child call
CtdHn s. 1855 Main street. His arrangements are com
pele lot producing likeness diff dis
Mrs.. =. Goodwin, an experienced ana success
iui dWHe holds herself readiness and night to
attend t. the duties of her profession Residence is
Gents Fine shirts made to order in the most i'm.
proved style and in the best short notice
ny MALBElDGE, No. American House Block
Shirt Patterns cut. diff n3i
IsuclSwheat FIOur.-Just received eight tons of
BqeKwheat Flour on consignment. which offer toI
sale lower than can be bought elsewhere in this civ
ui' dti DRAPER CLARK.
I1Orse Blankets and Army RIanketa,-
Those in want had better call on j. Nj. FOLLA NSBEE
NOS Washington Square, before purchasing. dtfol9
-
MARRIED.
In this city. Feb by Rev HILL Emlhons Hubbard
to Mary Knight, both of this city.
IN Lancaster Feb ?, Henry Ball to Augusta A Pol.
lard, both of lancaster.
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MORTGAGES SALE.-WiII be sold

- at Public Auction, the premises ON TIIITRA-
DA1 the twenty-seventh day Of February A. d. ls1 at
CLOCK p m certain tract OF Land with the iul,rs
tnefe0n situated in East Douglass so called in sad
douglass containing about forty rods more or less said
premises VIII be sold in pursuance power of sale
contained IN mortgage deed from Anthony Berard t.,
Stanford Mowry, oct 10, 1859, and recorded in the
Page W lie SAID mortgage transferred by said
tuMN 70 lhe Undersigned oct 80, y S5j and record
eu II Sad Registry ut Deeds, book 552 mage h51 ami an
account OF default being made in the sums 0i money
mentioned III ire conaltions of said mortgage deed
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Approved. January 81, 1862.

Coon BARBER.-ALLEN WALKER, 100 Main street.
deserves the patronage OF good citizens His plan OF
not working the Sabbath has with the favor and
support OF great many of people, Besid all this
his kill as hair dresser and barber ia well known Go
and see him at his room 10y Main street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-08

For Chilblains, Or. sweets Infallble Linimeut is
giSts. d6wim - go
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ro me Union Kestored.-F. A. CLoCGH would
INV SuS morn ms friends and the public generally
h a me h; Feopened his old Dressing Room in bet
upon all VINO may favor him with call. dtt ans
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-08

Drs. Miller 81 Chamberlain, DentIsts, IA
Main street. dit "a
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Dr. c. a. Hill attends to all Special Diseases of
Males ana Females, at his Medical Office No 81 Main
street worcester Mass See his advertisement of the
(BI dtt " ~ p"PeA'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-08

DIR. Sweet InfiIIibIe LinImemt is truly
Tled IN lleed and every family should have it at hand
oZ3 d&wly
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p, Horse Blankets and Army Blanket
No. 3 Washington Square, before purchasing dtfol9
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Do be Ett.

TENEMENT TO RENT-No. "A rlea.-
"A ant street Apply on the premises dim. rs
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skaters, who require strength of limbs and supple
ness of the joints should DR. Sweets uullibe mi
ment. Sold by Druggists everywhere. d&wIm is
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-08

GEO. Sessions,
1r, Il = &c UNI ERTAKER
,lsNVhn Warerooms are at SO Front street where can
always pc FOUND large assortment Collins of all diff
eFeit Kinds OF patterns Mentalic and Walnut Baskets
and material Residence So Front street dtf aui4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-08

:, see woman; IN another column, picking sambuc
grapes for Speers Wine. 1t is admirable article used
In hospitals and by the first class families in PARIS Ion.
DON ana New York. in preference to old poit wine 1t
Is worth trial, as it gives great satisfaction.
iel5 deodIy
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HuckWheat FIOur.-Just received eight tons of
buckwheat Flour consignment. which we offer fof
sale lower than can be bought elsewhere in this civ
dI5 diff DRAPER e. CLARK
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-08

SMITHS Curative Cleansing COm-,cund-A
superior remedy for Headache, Burns, lips Bowel
Complaints Canker. Piles, Sore Throat, &c. &c For
sale by BUSH CO, "a Front street BY the dozen M
single bottle at manufacturers prices. decd van
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-30
fAra frEns.

DUes4UU yyy-00sS-9SSl
IL ~ effort being made among the II
dies q that city 10 purchase fiaStoAs
presented to tAe Irish Reg,mest. 1ss
Ads 70 - Of the finest mstsrI1l,
sod NOS inferior - that carried BY Ne
gallant Goth 1t Manassas, which cost
5000.
Rev. Nsther, Of Adair county. did
last week. He was, prior to HE de-
cease, pastor OF the Congregational
Church At Fontanelle. lea ~ j
AccDxKr.--The DEBORAH Republican
says that man nAaed Weir, Of tbat
place, had HE leg badly broken 10 .
tbreshipg mschine end that amputation
above the knee became necessary.
GaEY BxARDs.-The Muscatine Jour.
nal says that this regiment is fast filling
up. There are now 10 camp about seven
hundred men, and more arriving by
every boat and train. It is surprising
to zee the number Of hale, hearty old
men that have been gathered together
10 this regiment.
The wife of Col. Belknap,of the 10Th
lows, recently died while on . visit to
her friends in Indiana,
w. Penn Clarke, OF Iowa City, has
been appointed Pay Master in the Feds.
ral Army, with the rank Of Major. His
office will be at Washington.
RsruRsED.-S. r. Insham, Esq, who
was appointed to investigate the Indian
troubles on the border, returned . day
or two since. He pas. cd through the
entire region Of the country in Iowa
from Sioux City 10 Chain Lakes; was
At Sioux City, Melbourne, West Fork Of
Little Sioux, Correctionvillc, Cherokee,
Peterson, Acheyedan, Spirit Lake, Ks.
therville and Chain Lakes. At all these
points troops are stationed. They num-
Der 10 all about $40 including Captain
Milliard's company. TIE big scare in
the infant settlements has moderated to
a great extent. Most Of the settlers
who fled from what was considered in.
evitable destruction, have returned Ia
their farms, and quietude reigns along
tho borders.-Des Moines Register.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-30
NEW ADV'TS.
state q 1owa.
Apsu1A14 0nH1nAL1 0SSun.
uDSsspa4, Ostsissh, 1oe3.

0taeo - 1owa.
- ApsufAH1 0ssseAl;s Qy1cs, [
A. nossopQA, Osts1Ssh, loe3.
oEN1nAL o1DEkS no. lol.
1. IL - ngiped1B u lows mat tslllsi ~,
r = tAs 1atyasA psivilAgs. ~ nay bssens .
ssessfty u svSsy sSls-bodfsa nan u Ills Staas,
bstwssa Ne ssds Of 10 asl IS 70 aid il this nat-
~. The ~ nsss b fu.niIhsd. Asy pssssa
Who sslists viii - ansszed 70 The company "a
fsginsot b nat sslset.
II. The thrss eo0paaies for the 1lth Iowa In
fsutry mussb raised, and the other companies sf
that regiment SLED up. Psrsoss applying for
rseruiting senlnjssions foe thS ssw companies,
properly isscansndsd, will b eommissiossd. The
regiment mast b ee-ossanissl. I've ssneaaiss
have bssn assigned 70 this regiment bat nsitAse
company i fuli. ~ssn.
Ill There u sssA u iiIisg Up eoapaaiss -
taehsd 70 ths following SO ssgi.ssas:
ssh, (Col. Bsston, )st Coassil Bas1s.
ssth, (Col. Bsush,) q Dabaqus.
ssth, (col Csnniass,) at Dss Noises, y b
81 Davenport.
4ad, (Col. O'Brisn, )as Dubuque. t
l3d, tCol. Summess, II Ottamws.
eth lows Cavalry, Csl. Wilson, Daveapset.
". Colonies Of Regiments ~ requested = ~
port to No daily the nunbsr. condition and equip
nsnts Of Regiments and payments made u The
soldiers. 81
Dy order Of Comm sdes-in Chief.
N. B. BAKER,
Adjt GenI Of Iowa.
Papers Published at county seats will publish
sncs. Where more thaa two are Published, the
above will b published In two having the largest
circulation. oe23 div v1t
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-30
NEWS ITEMS.

JUDoE RICE, of Illinois, has decided
that colored persons are not privileged
to teach school in that State, and that
the public moneys cannot be appropriat.
ed to pay their salaries.
In the new prison luilding at Toron.
to, two chapels are to be built, SO that
members of the Protestant and Roman
Catholic faiths may have distinct places
of worship.
IT is stated that not single member
OF the Sophomore class OF Bowdoin Col
lege, who lief. that College recently on
account Of some dissatisfaction, has re-
turned. Only the fivo who did not
leave are 10 college.
JEFF. DAVIS has sent q special mes
sage to bis Congress recommending the
consolidation Of the diminished
companies and regiments in his armies
in order to get rid Of an excess Of off
cers-an operation needed to some ex-
tent in our loyal armies.
DIFFICULTY has arisen between Eng
land and Peru, relative to the false i'm
prisonment of several Englishmep, in
which the authorities are alleged to
have committed the most fragrant acts Of
cruelty end injustice. The English
Government has taken the matter in
hand, and several ships will soon be in
Callao.
JUDGE ADVOCATE ANTHoK has de.
cided that the term "college" applies
to medical and legal institutions as well
az scholastic; and it is reported that
some institutions in New York have is
sued certificates for IS to parties who
have no intention to become students.
1t is needless to say, Is far asexemption
is concerned, such q certificate is not
worth the paper it is written on.
The following is the famous call glo-
rious' dispatch in which Gen. Van Dorm
announced the result of the battle at
Corinth. 1t is dated Headquarters
near Corinth, Oct. g." and reads thus !:
1--WE have driven the enemy from every
position. We are within three quarters
Of mile Of Corinth. The enemy are
huddled together about town. Some
are on the extreme left trying to hold
their position. So far, all is glorious,
and our men behaved nobly. The loss,
am afraid, is heavy. 1t is nearly night.
Lovell's and Prices troops have our
thanks"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-30

Negro Labor at washington...New Pc.
1itical Economy.
The following is from the Washing
ton correspondence Of the Cincinnati
Gazette
"NRoRo LABOR ECONOMICAL.
"Over two thousand able. bodied
black refugees ere employed In the
Quartermaster's Department here, and
upon the defenses Of Washington, on
reduced wages. The amount saved on
the difference between their pay and
and that Of white laborers, il much
more than sufficient to support the fise
or six hundred colored women and
children in government quarters. This
is derived f,om official persons, who say
the contrabands are really . source Of
Government profit"
From this it appears that the govern.
ment is employing negroes in preference
to white men, from motives Of economy.
To white men out Of employment, and
to others whose wages are reduced be-
low the living point in consequence Of
negro competition, this news is interest
ing. And then the neeroes work 90
well-it 10 absolutely surprising. Two
thousand of them are not only able to
support themselves, but to support Eve
or six hundred women aud children.
VI course We are not told how thew
'cork, but how they edrn,or rather how
they receive. The correspondent Of the
Gazette does not seem to be aware that
employment il one thing, earning an
other, and payment still another.
Every white laberisg man il the
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-30

Field MaPshal Greeley and HIS Nine
Hundred thousand Strong.
I'm coming. Father Abraham. g sure - you ars
b,rn,
With full nine hundred thousand men. we'll mar
shaled-"in hoin,"
And ~ lead my serried ranks and boldly march
along,
What cheers for Greeley's (buckram men) nine
hundred thousand strong.
We're csming, Father Abraham, from valley and
from hill;
Won. you rejoice At seeing rs! I'm very sure
you will.
We've filled with grub our haversacks-we march
at early dawn;
We are coming, Father Abraham, No are coming
Tin . horn =!
Don't place us, Father Abraham, whore the bat
tie RACES fierce;
Whore shot and shell are bursting near and slist-
ening b.yonets pierce.
For sstre no"s, tell you true-so sure a. shines
the sun,
I'll bet my hat ('tis white, you know they cut
their st OK" and run
Then keep US in the rear, dear Abe let Mao your
battles win.
My men are brave above the hips, and shaky on
their pins.
You will see me, Father Abraham, ~ sure ~ you
are born,
With full nine hundred thousand mon, we'll mar
shsled-"in a horn"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-30

The Gazette denies that it has made
any attack upon George II. Parker, Esq.
II this be the case then language has
no meaning. 1t distinctly spoke Of
democratic who took the stump and
made war speeches while recruiting was
going on and afterwards made speeches
against the administration in this and
other counties. Now the Gazette well
knows that those conditions apply to
no other man in SCOTT county but Mr..
Parker. He took the stump to assist
In raising volunteers-he took the
stump in favor of Mr.. Thaver for Con.
gress, in this and other Counties" No
other man in the county, We are sorry
to say, did Is much. This is followed
by direct arraignment Of the loyalty
Of the person alluded to. 1t is all in a
nutshell, Mr.. Gazette, and you can find
no hole to crawl out at. You state that
the object VS. TO stimulate republicans
to 60 to war. TIE stimulaters to that
end must have been wasted on republi.
cans-else the directions we're not fol-
lowed in taking, for it is q well known
fact that the company raised through
Mr.. Parker's exertions is composed
mostly Of democrats. This is proba-
bly, the reason why so many republican
congressman are elected in low tins
year. IT this vas the measure Of the
success Of other democrats in other
States, who took the stump to "stimu.
late republicans to go to the war;" il
muat be conceded that they have all
made . bad out" at it.
The truth is, Mr.. Parker never said
"democrat or republican" in any oil
his speeches. He worked for the cause.
but because he did We see no reason
Why he should DO bound to endorse all
OF M. Liocolu's acts. His efforts we're
made to sustain the Government not
g sndorss any administration in all its
sction.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-30

6osth supports on o average, four pr.
- 91l4fe AlgDe1 - - 1hnnoaa
thousand pesops to b clothed and fed.
These. begrosss lave Sbs DWsy from sksif
wives sad cblldssa, Of have 8thtovn
their upsa the government, or ~ hem
to lift fov ths0sslvss.
Therefore negro labor ID economi.
cal.
Therefore The government - escou.
saged 70 employ negroes. 1sgsss
Therefore the negro has proven him.
self m Intelligent and selt-supporting
laborer.
i Therefore shsuld negro labor FIX the
standard OF wages for White labor.
Therefore the negro labor experiment
is successful, and emancipation ought TO
be universal.
1t does not appear. however, that the
surpius earnings Of the two thousand
able-bodied black refugees actually 60
10 the support Of the Eve or six hun
dred women and Children m importast
fact In the calculation Of the economies
Of the enterprise. On tho contrary, We
presume, it is quite the reverse: Free
white laborers pay for the food and
clothing Of their wives and children |;
refagee black ones have their Dinahs
and picaDinnies boarded "in government
qusrters," and clothed 1t the cost Of
the Treasury. There may be something
very sublime in this style Of proceeding !;
but when looked At without the philan.
thropy, it dosen't recommend itself quite
80 highly ]; and the free, white laboring
taxpayer may, not very unreasoDably,
Qrumble little.