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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-18
On RrELL

The telegraph -nnounce GREELEY's iudg-
ment upon BUELL: He is either a fool or a
traitor" This is uttered since the defeat in Ken
lucky. A few days before the battle, GREELEY's
Tribune said
The order removing General Buell. was not
snnulied, as some journals incorrectly state, but
vas merely suspended, With an indmetion that
be must win bis spurs If he would continue To-
wear them. Hence his surprising rapiditv In
recognizing his army and in marching after the
rebels, whom be had previously allowed to pass
hm Unehallenged II he fights as much to the
satisfaction OF The authorities here as be has
marched since be received an a~dmonition from
the PfesidenE II viii not be easy to unseat him.
Noticing this paragraph the Chicago Tribune
youehes for the correctness Of the statement.
and Odds; . The msst approved treatment for
3 balky horse is a bundle Of straw and a Iucifer
match under bis belly. It has done WONDERS
for BUELL.. The horse can draw if be wiz.
BUELL. with his 10000 troops, can whip BRAGG
% death If be chooses As BRAGG is not
whipped to death, tie radicals COW assert BUELL..
did net CHOOSE % do il, ard eff wiz 20 his head.
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8 Df-uNISTBATORrS NOTICE wrs-s,-
49, edniaistraiOu cl lie es'ate ~ Jesse H.-lv
rteses,d, were granted u hsnudsraersd st ne Oct,.
oeF tams A. y ~ nf1he Probata C~u-r Of yera.
1asea tommy. stats Of SIS cps ibis T5tfss IL re
fore hereby given r. que ing a. rers1us AVID e-4-z
ssaHsr tie estate II sid eecaas-d 70 ezhidr f-s--s
and have fhsa rseiserei d hsmauneF Ed ztf- ~
tams prescribed by la1 or8e FH 1s fra--- b.-
CoI8taE dE = T.. HarUTI Ag-.-
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STRSFFD.

ny Fdeay Was Ass from Crl5rsl = O. Err uHr-e
sanF, Ess a0lv Sp-zg 8 DABE Bay MAEE
MSaay FP1nktsd via grey o. Esr l-7 ans 7--s
aFFru1 re ro1t q GER eel With EcEE faCs- sr1r .--
On Der lore 'st, e feanty Gsrs flu- 20 r1= I-l sEf
A lbsrEl Te4aTd III Be ped Pr l=-dz4r5r- 10 E...
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-18

COME AGArE-The Forrest divorce case is
now up before the New York court Of appeals,
90 a motion for q new trial John Van Buren,
and James T. Brady appears as counsel for
Mr.. Forrest, and Charles O'Connor for Mrs.
Forrest.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-18

E1R0E tss suisse bsr, NEGao BOY nanetHAr.
a AEJN Sea by aar7sslt IS ahoat Uc1ro18
q tWeltT s9a 1eaE Ola G5eu5 I'VE fset 1900
hish OF a dark csFper ooior. and s. quick sDots1 he
haa en- a. VEL a. reeoieet d a blseE Elouc I'D har 3.a
ra7 elowsrtOf S75W dsnvsred TO ms IN I6- 5r
3JH Legedi IL a2g ia, WLh iuca lufar rsisl i ass
car get him.
said eoE, Hardson, ith shousht. went arev p err,.
JOHN Boblnson, b Jackson.
GEO2GE EI-E
tses-au. ef
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Two Wisconsin Iienrnnn,. !,

Two UAscoheEA LfeubeHants ia EFaubse
T. G. Hindman, tue rebel commander IN Ar
kansas, has written a letter TO GensHal Curtis
Tarang hin nos to sho0s or hang one Lisutsu
Ens Eolleso1, IS a gnsFrilis, and notifying hin
IS follows:
Il hsve ordered ist Lieutenant Hobbs, of the
lst Wisconsin cavalry, u. s, A, whom [ have
n custody as q prisoner Of wcr, to be- 1lscsd IN
close c0nhnsmeut, and in the eTsns Of violence
being done 20 LisatSzsat Foilessn, I shall hsng
LleuSensnS HOBBS by way OF Ts-ais.ion. / de-
size, also, general, TO cad atteusiOQ to the recent
murder OF samuel Berry, q eitizsa Of Crstendan
county, Arssusas. by men Of the Fe5ensl army
or navy, at Council beud, ArkLhsas. TIE cir
eunstsoces are reported 70 me az follows: Berry
had been charged with burning his own e.ts0n
sad suear 80 prevent lis falling iUto shs hands
OF iLs FedsTal troops. For that ofFsuse be was
takes aboard Of ons Of your boats, rrisd, aad
acquitted As he was leaving the beat no was
teta to run, which, IN bis fughf, he did; az he
ran, the 5utas uPCu she B0ag fIsi uPou him and
killed hiU- 1 deDasdsd that the murderer be
Surrendered 81 30 me fer punishmeas To enforce
this demand, [ have ordered q ID lisuleuaBt from
Wisconsin, Ut. Consul, a prisoner Of wsF II
ny hands, mo close -c0af2ement If You fell
o@rIetGss 10 deliyer up the murderer Of Berry.
~ lieutenant Consul viii b hanged"
LieGseEanis Hobbs ard Consul beth belonged
to company B, Captain Eggisston Dlaisls' cav
airy,
w cIip the above from the Chicago Tines
Hindman's policy viii bring the Yaskees to
their senses.
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SECOND DISPATCH.
Special to tbs Chicago Timea.l

LOUISVILLE, October IA portion of Gen.
eFal SlPs baggage train has fallen into the enc.
mys hands. Captain BOwles. General SD,s
division quartsFmsster, was ordered TO rsnoTt >,
Frankfort with his Lrsis. lis left Loaisvills ~
the 7th, with Major Bradford in command n
sbeut forty eOnvAleseents. They got with.
twelve miles OF Frankfort on The Oh, aud learned
tnat II was ~ PossesSiO1.Of the rebels, and that
Slls division had taken the road to Salt river.
thIouga L$uieneee1rg They reached Lau-
Teneeburg about 5 O'Clock, and pressed on to-
ward Salt uVsr, encaupiHg al night in an oman
held about one mlle from Salt river. At DAYLIGHT
they were attacked by a party Of ne enemy.
MAJOR Bradford held the attacking partv I'M
check While tue train moved on half a mile
The rebels were reinforced by about Eve hundred
cavalry and Kirby Smiths whole army apDeared
on the opposite bank Of the river,
A surrender was necessary A Gag Of truce
was carried by Lieutenant Bailey. and answered
by General Gfscy. By this misfortune we lost
seventeen government wagons and their con-
tentss and some ten or fifteen sutlers' wagons.
The enemy had cspnUed i've hundred and fty-
one stregglers IRON Sill's division, whom thsv
sent back to the train. The officers captured
were Colonel Damn, S0th Indiana Msior Brad
ford, 77th Pennsylvania Captain Bowiss. quar-.
teTmasteT Lisutenant Bailey, l3lh Indiana
Lieutenant II. Z. Csssel, 7I5h Pennsylvania
Lieutenant OoiQSnnth, 18Th ONO. n
There is nothing later from PeryviIle.
The Louisville Sanitary Commission yesteT-
day forwarded to Perryvills, tor the relief Of tho
wounded, four Wagen-loads Of Supplies, includ-
ing 81 things necessary for the comfort of the
brave sufferers. Physicians and nurses have
arrived here, and gone forward to the battlefield.
from Cincinnati, Columbus, and Indianspolis
Governor Yates has sent an aid here 70 look
after the Illinois wounded.
A great battle is imminent al PerrVviHa or IN
that locality, and the most extensive saniiaro
preparations viii be NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. The
rebels cannot get away without fighting. and
BHeil has such q sure hold on them that he is ia
no hurry to pFeeiPitate an engagement until he
is fully prepared IN every particular. Tia next
SIGHT viii be q big one.
Rev. d.. Breckinridgs is now on his farm in |
Fayette county, uudlsturbed Ia person Or in
property. Sosoon as Kirby Smith reached Lex
lngton, he sent Dr.. BreekinFidge q letter Of pro
lection, sad not 80 much as q grain Of corn has
been taken from him. He has been more fortu.
nate in this particular than many Of his Union
neighbors.
To the associated Press, North
LOUISVILLE, October ia Bardgtoyp ds~l
patch 10 Governor Robinson says: General
Offenders forces were nos engaged 10 We'd
nesday's fight, and Woods ont Temporarily, not
having arrived IN season.
AT night the rebels retreated toward Harrods-
burg, but were henlmed in, Kirby Smiths de-
having been separated from the other
-ebel forces on Dick river.
"On Thursday morning we occupied adyan-
situations on all sides Of the enemy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-18

FREsH TROOPs-A Washington eorrespop.
dent Of The Syracuse J0uraat says that the ar
rival Of troops Is seemingly Increasing. Cen
ersl W0ols command alone must consist hi
oversixty thousand men, while the new reel
msnts, coming directly through, are at once for
Wafded to the JroHt, there 70 complete heir draf
Iais plan seems to haze been adopted By the
fs9sls with success. AZ they are also 5nga5ed
with older regiments. they viii soon bec9me
efficient.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-18

BURNING THE HATcHET-The two sections
Of Tie Democratic party IN New York city,
which have SO long been wsging q bitter war
against each other-Tammany and MozsTt-lsst
week came together, buried the Ratchet, and To-
solved to act as a unit at the ensuing election.
This coalition gives Tsmmany the Supervisor,
three COugresmen, md nine sssemblymen, and
Mozart the surrogate, three Congressman, and
eight asssmblymsn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-18

x Havana letter ssys that another rsbeI
steamer, the Cuba, has entered that per, from
Mobile, loaded with co.soa, sDd 7slaed n sI63.
Ag3"
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-NnTEEE

= underdFnei h-v.DE bsar .s- pointed Connie
z sOlor % a~1ysviTse md aijrsca.e cI1m z rr
loEsa asd damages s7sts lea bT P-ris- whose gesr
az motalsts Wee Ez~d Ac snd yigmif b.
20 re oSues b. dtrsstou'cf ths fr-cr D se.re-a-v
q VA, y prepared % eaiar ug0n tze dzeharp It tie
daty e. fha psce.
No claims vii be- head. -Es=0i t1oEa rusc-1-F rfr-n
Claiug 81 dsmseaFEust be Fra--ufel n Hs- ma-t.
ton Gpacf5 uE she G-rt wEr ua-1 .-e Una Cha
piaos where is vas msde re qs-rr = 81
pa- e where i--ws5 restored, ard We rs a. E.1.m
s1ftstoet AMI TIE vzi1e Tbs s-cEa L1s y az ref
u'u nast be s1E sHhsd by Fgl s.f1c1y rIesssssd
u Wri1el Gepositious
l. D. EcEISICE Co1mau
oc4@E Jscka ISL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-18

= Mcclellan telegrsptsd to tie War De-
Partmsnt that "no rebels in Pennsylvania
should return 70 Virginia" The bzsSgart
rsckonsd Bithous bis host. Smart has bssu
heard from.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-18

= A dispatch from st Louis, published in
the Philadelphia Inquirer, says that General
HaEney has been relieved Of his commission.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-18

JUDGMENT AGAINST FREN6NT-The San
Francisco BatteiH Ct the Oh ultimo says In
the case Of Francisco Gaglisrdo versus John C..
Fremont Judgment was today entered for plain
lii, BY order Of the fourth district court, in the
sum Of $4,000, due on a prOmissory note"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-18

Mrs. J. Q, ACKERs Ian.
ST LOUIS
V7RANslEST ~BoAEDTEsa e invited. goos
d uolsr0n4 haiar Gd1r-f
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TUTE for suy Cue lHsrpE saHde-t "a
ICES ~
cctT2 dHH
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Intelligence was brought &c this place last
night BY persons from Holly Springs, 70 de
effect that both COrinlh and Bolivar have been
evacuated by the Federsls We have a well
grounded hope that TIE news is correct. 1t
would be tie natural Consequence of a victory
over BUELL. BY BRAGG.
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FPF9ffL nEn,

IL en- soTs 6slsssEs 10 ths 80 Ksgret L---.
"A sAnA FSiaa-ssra n1t % EEsua rr II report
50 ms iImadsieiy ~ Sc CCUf-5arsse Hlrsa Jacs.0e.
hisisGRBt ~ S LOWELL.
L srtaasn Colonel Ccrna1dEg 81 Res u-ut L-a.
ra1a Wolu1fser TrfTf-
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- nIsIENEAU 81 80.

LAKE HEsTENEAU sAET WORKS.
The WcEsburg Hhig Of yesterday says that
a plsnter, just returned from these salt works,
informs rs there is now on hand avery large
amount Of salt, which is being disposedo Of At
Eve dollars per bushel Of fRy-six pounds. He
says that salt springs extend for thirty miles,
snd there are from Eve 10 ten thousand persons
now engaged at the works making salt He
advises planters who have teams to go imme-
diately, before the fall rains, and bring away 81
they can before the swsmps become muddy and
impossible fer wagons.
He says there is no doubt Of there being
plenty Of sat on hand. The man be purchased
IRON had oblsined q long steamboat boiler, cut
Il IN two lengthwise, turned The hollow side up,
aud was making one hundred and ffy bushels
PSI day ia il. Hundreds Of others were boiling
IN various kinds Of pots and kettles.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-18

IA Washington dispatch states that Ger
eral George W Morgan has been Temporarily
suspended from his command, and a court Of
inquiry has been ordered to investigate the cir
oumsta0oes attending the evacuation Of Cum
beTlanJ Gap, which is not believed here to have
been necesssry." If his abandonment Of the
position was not necessary to save his army, in
our opinion ii would be dihsult to imagine a
necessity. Ne will admit we were IS much dis
appointed st his success in escaping capture as
his superiors can possibly be at losing the Gap.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-18
TENNESSEE AND KEyUCKY.

CHATTANOOGA, October l7th-Ths Chatts-
A5oga r bel has the following dispatch
"LAvERGSE, October E-An is unce,.
tainty. Ibelieve the Yankees are leaving Nash
vile In addition to the above / am satisfied
something is going on"
Letters from Bragg's army to our friends in
Nashville and springf Geld says BueH's army is the
worst whipped and badly cut up army of the
sTsr. No deubt but we wen a glorious victory.
Frsn Kentueky-BueiI denounced.
RICHMOND. October 1.-THE Northern &C
counts from Kentucky are meageE and iude6-
mite.
The New York Tribune denies that Buell. was
victorious, and insinuates that be is ether a
fool or a traitor.
Great Rise in Geld.
RICHMOND, October II. The Baltimore
American of Tuesday afternoon reports an i'd
vance of three per eent in gold a. New York
in the forenoon the opening price being 1873.
PrenuHeiamentO from JOEa Wan Karen.
RICHMOND, October I7-At the late Demo
cratic meeting in New York, John Van Buren,
pronounced the Republican administration the
most contemplate government on the fsce of
the earth. His plan was that Mcclellan should
move on to Richmond that then a convention
should be called and the Southern brethren In
vited to it. The Constitution should then be
altered SO that all should hereafter i've in peace,
and if the South would not stay, he would say
to them, "Wayward sisters, depart in peace"
The Democracy should not lose time in taIlr-
ing. If people called them traitors, just knock
them down and 60 to the polls. They had been
told that the Southern people would not live,
and, in bis judgment, they ought lot to live,
under abolition sway, and he would not live
with them if they would.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-18

~ PerTyville, Ky, tie scene of the late
battle between Bragg and Buell., is situated he
tween BaTdstown aud Dsnyilie, nearer She lat
Ter place. Il is Ia Boyle county, and contains
3 population Of two or three hundred. It is
forty-one miles due south Of Frankfort, and Eve
Hundred and sizty-three miles from Washing
ton. There are but Eve stores AID two churches
in the place. Tie county contains two hun
dred and thirty square miles, or shout one hun
drea and ffy-seyen thousand acres. The sur
lace If tie country is undulatng, and the soil
very fertile. Tbs county is drained BY the Salt
r-er ara braaches of the Dicks ryeT, and had
: soouission il 1850, Of less than ten thousand
- ous. Dsurillei is he county town.
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% Seven Of the counterfsitsrs, says Tie
FieksbuFg HA5g Of yesterday, # The gang con.
cerned in tie late iarge issues, have been arrest
ed and viii be properly disposed Of unless Mr.
Benjamin politely passes them over or lines.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-18
ANOTHER ENTERFFRENCR IN Z
PAsI8.

General SHERndAS has issued an address to
the citizens Of Memphis by some means 20 or
game q society and committees" TO col'ecteup-
, plies, etc, to- the poor Of the city. On the part
Of government be ofers the uss Of s house the
property OF somebody else, Of course wherein
90 coilect The articles 70 be contributed, to hold
meetings. and al offee where hose in want may
make ihsr applications If his plan j. moi
"a pied be threatens to "lsvy q military con-
aibutien on aI7 and appoint commissioners to
dispense charity.
Memphis has ever been noted for her Ruuual
li5a Jy in DE direction pointed oGt b. General
EEE,NAN, aud we have no doubt buJ tbst the
ususl channel ct supplies would have been es-
ia5iahed 10 good season, had he not issued His
manifesto, std ia Just as efficient 3 manner IS
u7w Tie eheritsbls Of the city peed no prompt
iRss.
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MEMPHIS AEKUAL C0EFEREEgF.

Tue 4snphis Aouua Conference viii LID ls1=n
= ssaAou ttrea@1- MiH7apsA e mEs;a1g WED-
4EsDAf Ncyaub7r oh Tl ais Sc 8 81 a-1vlnE
-rITEr- TVfg 0o-ru
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CITIZEN OATH

-, DO solemnly swear Tor sfirm) that
] viii bear true faith and allegiance 10 the
United States. of America, and will SUPPORT the
Constitution thereof.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-18

~ The New 0dsaas National Adoocale
gives the following aythe formular Of the oaths
administered BY Butler. oae might AXE that
offered to the citizens and oppose Lincoln with.
out hurting bis conscience. Il ought to read
VIII support the Constitution as interpreted
by Abreham Lincoln
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-18

The New York Herald, Of the l4th, says that
on the previous day stocks advanced twO to
three per cent Gold rose to $50, and foreign
exchange from I40 to I434 By reference 10
eaT telegTaphie column it viii be seen that on
Tuesday last, the 14tb, gold made another jump
70 1873. To-day, no doubt, it is l40.
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oATH.

-, do ~solemnly swear Cor sfffm) that
so long as my government remains ct peace
with the Uaised States / will do no act. or con-
sent that sny be done, or conceal any that has
OF Is about 70 bedone, that shall aid or comfort
any Of the enemies or oPpossrs Of the United
States whatever.
LSigned1 -
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- - FRIRNnk

Gentlemen who arrive from the United States
with Isle papers, viii confer 8 favor By leaving
them a. the counting room Of he APPEAL Office,
OF At me editors room, over ESQ LAKE's store,
next door north Of the Collins House In these
DAYS of uncertain mails from the South and s
blockade on the North, our facilities to'furBish
the lasest news from all quarters can be greatly
increased nv a little attention. on the part of our
friends. for which ne shall ever remain grateful
Parties from above win eonfer. an especial favor
by furnishing us sny Northern papers IN their
possession.
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200 Weep CHOPPERs WsFTfDF
loastA5F ln1-es u--t s-i a-5u,- rsl --
seo1 Pr-s s7-5T ai cree .c u-sz-.
hlc9al -r5l T-Ik4 IVA I-.-e -
0rQT~ p--aH--- g.
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MOBILE, October l6-A special dispatch TO
tie Advertiser and Register, dated Charleston
Oslobsr f7th, ssys there are Indications Of &C
tivity of this coast, The boats from blockaders
have been detected sounding the harbor en-
trance, and two Yankee gunboats yesterday
destroyed The battery being erected below
Georgetown.
Colonel Thos. J Lamar, hero of Secession
vile, died here to-day of camp fever.
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ElSSIASIPPl AID Tenn R4IB]ln.
- -
GHREGE o. TFwE

AAn
: s2d ~ THURSDAY Oc It s
follows
Lseys Gr nsda dsHg, sladsys szsra5 st-lLls
s. r
a.
"ci-W eel 81
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STKAYEB OR sT0LET,
ERyA As premises o. sha a-Hs--f- 90
la,- On TIE ssts Ssprsz-s- Is-. E.r--
MaAA IN Eoan5 maag ard tai sh5 -rsa- r..s
Elg1 ane hFe yasrs cd Any mf1rma.s7 n rs-
% i-snEfchJ 9sc-rTrd - EEE.#
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WecLP the above from the Chicago Tines
Hindman's policy VIII bring the Yaakses to
their senses.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-30


AN ACT to protect the property of Indians
who have adopted the habits of civilized
life
BE 1t enacted by the senate and house of
representatives Of the United States of Amer
1ca IN congress assembled, That whenever any
Indian being member of any band or tribe
with whom the government has or shall have
entered into treaty stipulations, being DESTROYS
70 adopt the habits of civilized life, shall have
mad portion Of the land belonging to his
tribe allotted to him in severalty, in pursu-
ance OF such treaty stipulations, it shall be
the duty OF the agent and superintendent of
such tribe to provide that such Indian shall
be protected IN the peaceful and quiet occu-
patloh ana enjoyment OF the lands so allotted
10 NM
sect e ana be 1t further enacted, that
whenever any person OF Indian blood belong
ing 10 oahu OF floe VINO receive, or are en-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-30
TPUBLIc-No. SO.

AN ACT making provision for raising prop
erty of the United States sunk in the waters
thereof.
Be it enacted by the senate and house of
representatives of the United States of Amer
lea in congress assembled, that the secretary
of the navy be and he is hereby authorized and
empowered to contract with such person or
persons as he shall deem most for the public
service for raising such vessels, their arma-
ments, stores, or equipments, belonging to
the United States, and sunk in the waters
thereof; and that the sum of one hundred
thousand dollars be and the same is hereby
appropriated to carry the provisions of this
act into effect. Approved, June II, 1862.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-30
WORCESTER:
GIotbing, &t.
N E w G l. . T H / N G.
TAILORING GOODS,
A. P. WARE & co.

OFFER TO THEIR CUSTOMERS AND
THE PUBLIC A LARGE AND WELL
WANUFACTURED STOCK OF NEW
AND VERY DESIRABLE CLOTHING,
ADAPTED TO THE PRESENT AND
APPROACHING sEAsONs, WHICH
WILL ZEE FOUND FULLY EQUAL IN
STYLE AND WORKMANsHIP TO
OUR PRODUCTIONS OF ANY FOR
MER SEASON.
WE ALSO INVITE PARTICULAR
ATTENTION To OUR BOYS, CLOTH
ING, IN WHICH DEPARTMENT no
PAINS ARE SPARED TO RENDER 1T
WORTHY OF THE CONTINUANCE OF
PAST LIBERAL PATRONAGE.
IN OUR TAILORING DEPART
MENT WE OFFER a LARGE AND
WELL SELECTED STOCK OF PIECE
GOODS, IN WHICH WILL BE FOUND
A WIDE RANGE OF PRICES, QUAIL
sTIEs, AND STYLES, INCLCDING
MANY GF THE BEST STYLES FROM
RECENT INIPORTATIONS, AS WELL
AS CHOICE STYLES OF DOMESTIC
MANUFACTURES, OPTIONS TO
WHICH WILL RE MADE WEEKLY.
ALL OF WHICH WILL BE OFFERED
AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES,
BY THE PIECE Or YARD, OR MADE
UP WITH E'ROML'TN Ess AND IN AIR
TIsTJC STYLE, TO ORDER, FOR
EITHER MEN OR BOYS,
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED IN
ALL CASES, AT
l64. 16S and 17O
MAIN STREET.
mcll25 DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-30
rPnRLIC-NO. 80. ]

AN ACT to authorize the secretary of the
treasury to change the names of certain
vessels.
F. Be it enacted by the senate and house Of
representatives of the United States Of Amer
lea in congress assembled, that the secretary
of the treasury be and hereby is authorized tC
change the name of the schooner "Franl
PIERCE owned by A. Emerson and Company
of Youngstown, state of New York, to that o.
General Sigel;" and also to change the
name of the vessel "Maury,' owned by A. A
Low and Brothers, of Brooklyn, state Of New
York, to that of "Benefactress !" and also tC
change the name OF the bark "Henry II. Di'
der" owned by William Applegarth and Will
liam Hubbard of Baltimore, state of Mary.
land to that of the "Flora;" and to grant sale
vessels registers in said respective names.
Approved, June II, 1862.