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The North Americas at Father Point.
FATHER Posr, Oct. 20, 1862.
The steamship North American, from Liverpool on he
sth via Londonderry The 10th INSTANT arrived OF this
point at nine O'Clock last evening and renamed at anchor
until this morning. owing TO heavy storm, whom
she proceeded 10 Quebec. Her news Is anticipated.
The North American has fifty -cght cabin and hun
dred and nine steeragc passengers
She reportsPassed the 22d instant steamship Juras
for Liverpool
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PhalOn Il Sons ssSnOw White Oriental
Cream for besuuying the plexion Sold BY s drug
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29O.-The Turtle Taken tho Coast or
BRITAIN 4 SCOTT
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Eight Cartes de Vfsite for @l--Equnl ia
the best made. BALCHS 233 Greenwich st., Barclay.
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UnanimOus.-It Must be Apparent to
who attends political meetings that all parties
radicals and republicans and democrats aree
upon point-hat KNOXS Hats superior all others
His beautiful styles which only be had PIP Broadway
will always be found 70 have Overwhelming 1T
such gatherings.
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DurnO's Catnrrh SnuM.-Tho PIeasn n {
and enecua remedy for diseases the Head Throat
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David's Fall style OF Gentle me . ms Hats,
2991s Broadway near Duane street.
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Ladies' Furs-At Banta's, No. 357 Canal
street Elegant Mink capes Muts and Collars Children's
fancy Furs Gents Otter and Beaver Fur
Hoods and Gloves Misses and Boys Fur Collars Fur Trim
ming and Swan Down. Furs repaired o altered.
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Ribbons, Velvets, &c.-Ciosing Out Sale
q reduced prices BLUXOMES, / III Broadway,
Corner Twenty fth street
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Omciai Drawings or the Delaware stase

DELAWARE, ExrpA CLASS l63--October 30, 1867
70, Al, IL, AZ, SO, ~, a., &C, ~, II. 81, 39,7.
+. DnIAwARr, GLASS 3oo-Ocober %, 1885,.
63, 9, 46, ~, 2G, 43, so, 8, ca. "a, 80, 2s, 81.
- JOHN A. MORRIS a CO.,
Wilmington, Delaware.
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Prizes Cnsbed IN at Lrgr tsrcd T.ottsrles
ntor,nst 90 giyen JOSEPH BA1hS H,oXsr.
No n Wa sffect f,t,.t 81 Wv York
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sss..i Bsvnna i.ott.ry.--Sce Onsc lei
II .1es $50 "a = v a,1tae column. rAi LOs 4 10.
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Non-Arrival or the Arabia.
HALIFAX, Oct 80, 1861
Thcre no signs Of the Arabs this port from
Iiycruooi.
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THE EUROPEAN srEAs,ERs.
The Bohemia a orr Cane race.

n JOINS. Oct. 90. 1907
lc steamship Bohemian, from Liverpool the
via Londonderry the f7h instant, rass,d Cape racr
route TO Quebec, three O'Clock this "Wednesday
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morning. 4H
tn sea ras 50 heavy atcr the recent gale, TINT
imposse Tor he yacht of the press board
The dates per the Bohemian are I've days later.
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HEADQUARTERS DHPARrnRNr or VIRGINIA,
HEynNrH Army CoRYs,
FoRrnnss MONROE, Oct. ~, 1862.

muster for pay Of all the troops In this command will
Mace Of October inst inspection
v precede The muster A. payments be made sol
,srso an descriptive necessary all soldiers on
Setsohed duty from their regiments be
rauary rolls BY the ooer under whose charge
fhey may be .-,.-...--.-.-.....-.,.. q. :.
sn,es are that the clothing accounts
mus settled after they have been one year In the services
uiess this s done rolls cannot be recognized valid
hs soldier will credited with twelve months clothing,
from the date enlistment the rate Of 50 90 per month
nd charged the clothing received BY him from the Unit
I'd he several states during such twelve months
IN the column OF .Remarks" two additional umnsone
headed aDue the u s., and the other pne sodier"-wh
heading extending both such columns marked
tIoS,nr Account Twelve Months since Enlistment" II
.siiesnt Of any soldiers clothing has
an preyIous rolls will be 70 stated In hese columns oppo
4r bs name Corresponding entries should be made In the
company oo,bng account AZ the time TO which set
Element has been made
I by command of -. msJor Oeherai DiA
Major General Dix has been ordered 10 Washington
kmpnytant business He left at one o'clock this al
rornoon ON tho city of Hudson, accompanied by
IIsnt Colonel G. w. Thomas Assistant Quartetmas,er
United States Army and Lieut. John Darling, First ar
isry ABIDE. Camp he will probably return on Fitay.
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NETTAM 4 co.'s GALvANo. ELECTRO METALLIC :
lu Insoes, worn Ia the boot or shoe, have cen siccs
fully tested In numerous OF rheumatism scit neur
gia dropsy paralysis cOld bistcrcd ter and iet Ta
dcrcd unpleasant from Undue lcfslrtcn. The ~ nt -
OF these articles secured by American an E-sa
aud they n confidently offered iufate rsss
dies for the above complaints sold ny Dn. an
Dealers generally. METfAN CO, ~ Bi"sa"si' =.
Call or seud for circular
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Tnn BALL SEASON

yrHE THIRTY FOURTH ANNUAL B.IL or THE
IL New York Fire Depsvn,cnt. tor the ueuent OF The
widows aud orphans o deceased hreuen ssh take place
Monday evening, Jan. ~ 1863
AT THE ACADtNy OF MUSIC.
Tickets be procured ttr managCis of the follow
'"s c. GODFREY uUNTHER President,
A. Maiden lane.
JAS. +. wENMAN, sccrciaiy
..- iie Pearl street.
ALBERT ). DELArouE rcssnrcs
.Slt Wall street.
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/. SPORTING.

I)rgps BIRDS BTRDs.--t SPLENDID LOr on LONG
ID and short blaed Cansries in u song, bred from ic
hest slncN InrkS, Lnrrs fhInsht. European Robins.
Naples aud other Birds, lately er.ised from Europe N'
Il your time 10 riek nut q tyoA bird.
80 FRANK R0EDbRs. s5s Greenwich sweet.
I,R,NcIg BuTIE..NO. 3rECk SLIP. HAS Al.L THE
choicc breeds 1t blystur sale aud stock Buffers in
iable Mage Ins anl Flea INtcrmina0r ~ cents per boz
ilr Dogs Trained and Boa cd Mgdicingslor all diseases
New Work, 81.
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Nayv List.

Martin Rowland, = Atlantic
bloekaiing squadron
Martin John II. gunner's
mate. s Atlantic block Z ~
Morgan las y, gunhoat roca-
houiaS
Mayer Friedrich, formerly
rec'ive sttn fiigate Wabash
Mcnamara Michael, L : bi'ig
Wabash
Newport Jophna ;, on board
Adirondack
Norris Jss, seaman steam
friga.e Wabash
0rdray Fred X, L 5 steamc.
Vcnnnat
Owen Ely, u S Str Vermont
Oakley Edward y, flagship
I'hiladclphia
Page John w, masters mate,
ynnboat Roaiioac
Parker Alfred l., block 81
Perkins v Il, Port Royai,
Sorth Carolina
Prescott charles y, n y,
ship Deal
Perry Wn, South block 50
Nc.ti1hur David. engineer
corps. y > steamer Con
nectlc.,
Mcdonald Dap:e.. & = steam
er Mohi 'an
Mcdonnell John, s steamer
Princeton
Nckenny John, 4 ; steamer
Henry Andrews
Mcdonald Peter, gunboat
O'Brlcn James, flagship Wa.
hash
Quinn John, u $ steamer
Poe iliont1s
Ray Michael. Com DupoDts
squadron
Rector 7 q. u $ sloop No
Rector Francis 4, steam
slonp Monican
Riley Philip, L ; stcamar
erIn0nt
Ei,by Joseph, Y 3 steamer
Munican
Rice stephen l., US sunboat
Daeoiah
Rieby Joseph, L 5 steamer
Pocahonias
Jtigny Joseph, L S steamer
Wabash
Eonk Reuben A. L ) steamer
NDhican
Swecling Ambrose T., u s
steamer l'ocanOntas
Strtssl Charles Il, U 8
steamer Posannuias
=, Char g e., L 5 steamer
Roanoke
Snyth Thomas. u = steamer
Darlington
Sinonsssiohu. block squad
ron. Charleston
SIinonds Benz, block sQplad.
ron, Charleston
sclyruter or Schrciderl Thos,
steamer Michigan
swift Ja9ne-, stearn f.i.ate
" ahash
Swarts ID {, South Atlantic
squadron
Sr".hs .luin receiving ship
North carolina
y lliiVgn John II, ) ship
Vermont
Siooarn wl'lism, Charleston
hioCsa iIng squadron
Suilivap ~, squa iron near
l'Or' iioeai
Tssvfi Oscar. I ; reyNlte
cuttsr ilcnYIcHs
Jietnry Mathew, Y : ship
Dawn
Thompson Dr.. L ; ship Yer.
NOM
IaNiOr John. second llcg:en.
AM Mnhesan
Iathil, Winiip.d ". Oh Hulk
Townsend Danici ", rtpeiy-
Ing jim, North Carrlira
Van ,rheucs Charles. gun
boa Marb.chead
vouiiIics Geo H.. L ) steam
gunboat Mohican
Weeks Henry. l ; sbip Wa
bash
Waters Thomas, guardshiy
Ohio, Com Dupontis squad
Wilson samuel, Dupont's
SQUADRON
Wentworth jeremiah T.. So
Atlantic block squad
Wiicnl Franslia l., U : gun
bpai Eiisn
Williams John, L : ship Me-
hogan
Walsh Eds,und r, gunbost
kalay,liss
whrtu james n, y : snip
.Noniean
Washington James, r : ship
NONicau
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Arm v List.

List.
Lindsay Alexander, 60 II,
AID sogt y Y Vol.
Lewis James, s.h " s int
John on James, ll.,l regt, Co
q, NV
johnson Charles Y, Go y,
rcg., Hawkins Zouayes
jones Cap, $ G, Park Bar
racks
Movcson Col Chas V, l73d
rcgt Ny
Nosher William r. Fort Co
hnnbgs
Martin Henry, ,2th U $ infy,
COG
Marshall JamesE, 18th Light
artillery
Mason Z T., 60 I, so,h Nnssv
Mopre Capt chas C,i1tn Nfv
NeWc )mb chasS, Capt MacS's
Rife battery
kMf,lrup w n, 7th NV
Oakley Nelson. Coo, 9TH kySM
Parker lyman \ A, COX, lI3d
Pitcher SergtlfW. Battery A.
ID Observation-Disclosures art'y
Paimati-r Ahiahain, Park
Barracks. care ofCap.Pcuny
Patterson Robi CoE, EMMY
Mclaughlin Col John Jos,
Governors Island
McAndfews las. 10 !. Sd INF
McDonoughP, Go Is, For. Co
lImbus u, = infantry
McCarty capt \, l0lst SYV
Motii,t Wm, U y sold
- Conror Jas, hospital stew
ard, care OF Medical Dircc-
tor, hospital near NY
Ricgelo,iss,l lstlaeut, ,39thNyV
Eyre Thos, lifer, Cn Il
Reynolds Michael, S,h u y INF
Ro.ers Harrison. Gov island
Ruf John. COZ ParkBarracks
Sniiiyan Florence, Fort Co
lumbus
Smith Oliver, Co 4 Sd Usinf
Sheldon Can't, Coc, tI5thNyV
Taroney Jennings, 9th Ia res
cav, hospital ship Eu'erne
Tong Alfred, Eori Columbus
Townsend Corp 4 r,C0I, lst
81 $ cav
Tklhaii Capt J l., u SA
Won vegcsach Col T. :ou, 20th
MY
We,more Comfy Sergt, WmW,
Or 9TH NV
Weber W. Co C,lfth " Y S N
Weaver Vaicntinc,C Go 10 Rifle
battery
Williams JosephS, ,doy Island
Wilson James, 90 y, Sth rec
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ships Crews List.
miscellaneous Letters.

AGENT ~ shrvcrs Propeller Sssu,or Gov 90
Line ol New Yotk aud Bal. = oeucrsl Post u
timore steamers Sirdeat sud SuhOpnsle,
Hediora LubOiCo PubiishcTs0t
budget u Pun Soc ior the Relief or Rate.
Estate u SmrdeS sufferers, Pres ol
Five Gents Monthly Olce of Sunpik Exeaang: 10, Park
Pitsbutg Express
sentinel untcd states Journal, Pub.
Protestant Eiu.ration Ass1. fishers ut
cation Wsiah's FIgr Arms 60.
A1iAN WAkEMAN, f.pstmss,er.
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A BURNifAMS FURNITURE EXPRESS AND PACK.
n. ing establishment ~ West Eleventh between
FinA and sixth Household Furniture bowed
shipped an parts 20 the world Covered wagons
luruuu IL aud from he country Furniture stored.
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Atcl ison Rob, south Blochg
50 uSN.
Herincsier Auolph. Burman
chas, US ship v Carolina
galleniinc Wm, Charleston
Blockading Squadron
Baker Geo, US chip Vermont
Berry las r. str Mexican
Pnrs Gus. rs rec ship ONO
Rigley Capt Thos, brisWaba III
Buri sEmeryJ, CSstruobi.an
Brown John, |. : frl Wabash
Cheney Wm 4, L > steamer
Puca!iontss
Carnee Tbos. .upht Agotilow
Cary Georgc A. flagship Com
DupOG.
CarrWm, u : str Wabash
Connolly " m, igt Nabash
Calaun JAS j. U 3 flagship
Vermont
Carroll Jas, Ssr Pncllontas
ChlcAers CailsG. .istWabash
Gro kcr William, formerly
Cna,les'on Bloskg squad
Co!snn Peter, Us bark Ethan
Allen
CLARK VIM s, s Allan BlkdgSq
Craw ford .fas. | Ss,rNohican
iayeyicier. tSshigNcrmont
Dn. Malk. Us str Vermont
Dely jamcsll U : B,ochading
Squadron
Dervia Martin. srhr Racer
Donovan Michael. Us steam
ship South Carolina
Dacy William, L ) gunpcat
Pennsylvania
Dollncel Charles. frigate Wa
bash
Edwards Wn =, y : steamer
N4sm0ni :.
Piat1 Ernest Port Royal SIN
EwcrG Wallace, u ; steamer
MohicaD
Ellis Gcorec L, I s N
Eastwood " m, Soalh Atlan-
tic squadron .
Elliot Edw ard, " ) nagship'
Wabash
Fuelcksrs Fred, Us guubost.
Hilton Head
Fredrricns + W. blockallng
squadron, Hilton Head
Freeman IT. John, Atlantic
hlockadins squadron
Foster 6rorse, l > ifisate
Wabash
Ferris charles, "a the War.
SAM Inlet
Foley Jghn +, L ; -unboat
pcmbilia
Green ,iaues. schr Gssweil
Gcorden jtn.cs e., : Atlantic
block aiding souajrun
Greene ,.eolLc W, Com Du-
points slua'.,na
Guilmar.il Michdci. $ Allan.
l!c block siinc suilairon
Gerry Hahsrt, L ; plIs Erg
INT
Henry VIM, ; At.aaiic block
aiins slrmalfou
Hauford louise, L : Scaner
i'awr
iirat.elt9n Ilimuss 4 5 str
Vogue tar fe.uel
lIar&ins claes H. ilsgship
sa tp9f
Harris Wa, > Al block sin
Iirhcr'pn I. T., L : : Norw ich
IIau .laigii.gg Henry. North
CarlCnia. rrsa.i.Hl ship
Jones JACOB T., 1 : sseSmer
Randolph
JgSsup A.uAaijet', L : s,nr
" ahlsii
Erlly !Icnfs ", l, \ steamer
Wabash
kesnc Aig0u, ~.eainer Anse,
hiorn3ding sqila liul
keneglif Jctcmiah, l ; ship
savannah
Kennedy Edwar!, L : ship
Vermont
Kennedy Edward. q : saip
. Narmon
Laiz Wu u, S:oap iulci
lstN nus y " -sNAA wv g. ga
LOyd .Iehn. Admiral D1ponts \
squadron
Ire T. Arling Master, FOr-
Tres Monroe
Nurphy Root q, e Nwsl
Lyccum, Brooklyn
Mathisson saul, | ; steamer
Mohlcnn
Mitchcil Ia L ; receiving
ship Vermont
Moody Theodore, Atlantic
blocNndine -luadlcn
Morton tlnts 4, ; At'aa'ic
lUcNIdiug eqbadt0n
Mamlsiy Ralph, blockade
liect on Charleston
Manain .el John. f.ocSade
fi.et or Charleston
Mopuln Joan. ~ engineer
steamboat Consultation
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HELP wAyTED-uALEs.

IT ,rS BROADwAY-WANrED ~ TIE RETAIL
n cloak department. two competent sale.Hcn and
saleswo oman e q. NOOK.
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L,oI SsLE--EiEGANT U0UsEII0LD FURNITURE, /,
IN The tfnpcriv or gentleman erying for Enre, owen
rosewood ranocrr, rosewood Drawing Room suits
Mirrors PAINTINGS, Brsnzes, rosewood and park walnut
Chhuher Fnmtafr suite VIII be sold tdr oss han half
the Inquire ~ lij Wes. Twenty hlid street ueaT
SlA.h avenue.
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ykyASTED-i GROCERY CLERK. WHO HAS HAD
w experience in New YORK or BROOKLYN also clerk IN
ladies' i usiug starr Broadway. App ~ ~ 3i FUTON
ST. Merchants Clerks Kegisrs olce. Stpa lps nsHrts
No commission IN advance. Riercnoc 10 hrst easa honse
4 .:ab
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WEST BRooKFIELD.-The ladies' OF the
Soldiers Aid Society" in West Brookfield
have made and sent, during the past season,
for the use of the soldiers, the following arti.
Giles, viz =
100 cotton and wool shirts, 100 flannel shirts. 100
havelocks. Sc quilts, So sheets, l4y pillow slips, 10
pillows cushion, l6 towels, l42 pairs knit wooden
sacks, ~ pairs knit mittens % grey flannel Shirts 80
cotton snlrts, IA cotton flannel undershrts IL pairs
cotton flannel drawers, pair flannel drawers. 3
handkerchiefs, old linen and bandages, 60 ine-tOoth
combs. dozen tracts, pound tea. 8 pounds sugar,
q pounds coffee, papers cocoa, papers corn
starch.
the loyal women Of the country have re-
sponded noby TO the many calls made upon
them to contribute articles of comfort for the
sick and wounded soldiers. The patriotic la
dies Of West Brookfeld have exhibited de-
termination not to be behind hand in the good
work,
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FRANK RIVERS CoMING.-Our readers will see by
the advertisement that the Frank Rivers troupe is
to be here next Monday. A Providence paper
speaks as follows Of the entertainment:
wherever Frank chooses to pitch his tent he is
sure fan overhowing welcome, Tor the people well
know that he is an adeptn the preparation of spen-
old spectacies and snowy pageants, and they are
Wen persuaded from past experience that he would
not invite them to witness any performance which
was not possessed of extraordinary merit. The en-.
tertmnments which are to be given by him this week
will be entirely free from the objectionable features
sometimes attendant upon theatrical exhibitions.
They Will consist of living illustrations of the story
OF Uncle TOMS Cabin which has for the past week
formed the staple attraction OF two OF the pop
ular places OF amusement in New York city. LII Or
der that its varied pictures may be drawn with tile
most artistic effect and the lights and shades of vir-
tue and vice may be we'll portrayed, all tine charac-
tiers Will be sustained by artists the finest talents
The music and scenic effects also promise be uu-
usually attractive The name of frank Rivers is
sufficient guarantee that all the announcements
made in the programme will be literally carried
out.n
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can show better claim to him -Pyo,idence
Journal

APPROACHING New ORLEANs-Tbe steam.
er Constitution, which has arrived at fort
Monroe from the gull, brings news that Com.
modore Farraguts fleet numbers twenty-three
vessels, including the Hartford, Pensacola
and Brooklyn, and Commodore Porter has
twenty nine vessels. The officers of the Con
stitution suppose the work OF reducing forts
jackson and St. Philip was commenced some
days since. 1t was supposed by some that the
mortar boats would take position in an in.
let IN the rear of fort jackson, while
others would advance within Smelling
distance in the river and endeaver to
drive the rebels out of the fort. In the
meantime the gunboatS would silence bat.
terry about mile below the forts which
protect the barricade of logs. II the forts
should continue impervious to the bombs of
the mortar fleet, those acquainted with the
character and energy of Farragut anticipate
that he will lead his whole fleet directly under
the guns of the fort, and by repeated broad
sides of grape and shrapnel endeavor to drive
the Rnnners from their posts
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-29

DIR. DUPONCO'S GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS
FOR FEMALES,
InaiOl III correcting, regulating and remov ing sill oh
struclohs from whatever cause and always successful
as preventive. 's'N
me combination of ingredients in these PILLS are per
iecuF harmless their Cacy merits al based nm
on az extensive praetic' iiV srs and where
he r ctlOs have been STRICTLY followed thev have new
eIta 10 60 rect all irregularities. They relieve pain
lul ana diilcult Meustrualiun (partiruarIv nj tie
enage OF mel fhty will the hite. and reIpove
an 03>trnet'ns arising from Colds ex posure or any
Gausr ana may be used successfully as preventive
rrHa"S peculiarly situate, those surprising the
serves so are cautioned AGAINST using these ills while
III tat condition. lest they invite MISCARRIAGE and The
pr"prie or assumes no responsibility after this atn
ton although tler uiluess Id prevent any
to hea u other" Use the fills are recommended Fiji
anu eHpilcm directions accompany each X Price s
sold in Worcester Mass by the 10 lowing druggists
DAVID SCOTT, 25l Main street. JANE, GREEN III
Mai street and w. II. GOULDlN(,. $40 Main A. La.
dies ny sending by 81 to either Otthe' abvre ageBf
through III Wore Sttr"P0>t Office, can have tie nil
sem (conhdehtAl ~ maIl, to any part the county
free Of pOsfage." Sold also by 4 ii oJrdetf Clinton
4 y y. r. 8fdir War;, II. B. X DeLahd Nurtn Rr, ok
neld ana ). q. Henry Westburu ana by one Druggist
IN every village nd city in the United States and 81
u lowe, SOle Proprietor New York.
n beware nj COunterfeits Buy no Golden Pills
OF any KIND unes" the box is signed = - Howe All
otherS are base imposition and therefore as Won
value your ie and heath Ito nothing Of being mum
oueEeu OUT ul your mDhe buy only those who show
the signature of = ID. Howe every box which has
recently Deeh added on account of the Pills being conn
terieited dl0m d2T
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BosroN. March 81. 1862

DOSTON, march ~ 1907,
To the Publisher Of the Worcester Spy Worcester,
Mass:
Sir:-As you have copied paragraph
from the detroit Advertiser" stating that the
"Boston Post" is said 10 be" edited by
"Knghts of the Golden Circle, which Order
it is affirmed, was instituted for reasonable
purposes, will you please give to your readers
our positive denial Of the "said TO be" of the
Advertiser" and our declaration that the
insinuation is gross libel, without the slight.
est justification or truth We know and care
no more about the "order" referred to than
we do about the man in the moon; never
spoke with person, TO our knowledge, who
was member; never knew OF a meeting of
any such "order," or of its existence in any
locality. Respectfully, yours, &C.,
EDITORS OF THE BosroS PosT.
The statement here referred to, which we
copied from the Detroit Advertiser, was not
original in that paper. it was copied from
pamphlet lately published in Kentucky, with
the following title :--"An authentic exposition
Of the origin, objects, and secret work of the
organization known as the Golden Circle, pub.
lished by the U. S. National U. c., February,
1862; aud entered according to act Of congress
in the clerks Office oil the district court OF Ken
lucky, Feb. 20, 1862" 1t was fret reprinted
in the Louisville Journal, we believe, aud then
copied into some of the Cincinnati papers, from
which it appears to have been taken by the
Detroit Tribune and Advertiser. That eek.
position" has produced great stir in Ken.
lucky, which has led to some very stringent
legislation against the knights of the Golden
Circle"
We have already expressed our belief that
the conductors OF the Boston Post could very
truly make such denial of the statement as
that printed above, if they should see fit TO do
So The "Order" in question has not opera
ted much in Massachusetts,. Its activity has
been reserved for other localities But if it
were at work here, with its present treasona.
bic aims it is not to be believed that the edi.
tors of the Post would join the conspiracy and
participate in the treason. 1t is nevertheless
tsue that certain journals in the free states,
without the consent or knowledge of their
conductors, may have been put on 1.-THE lists of
the travelling messengers" of the Knights of
the Golden Circle, not because they are actu.
ally in league with the conspirators, but on nc.
count of their known or presumed champion.
ship OF the institution of slavery. Tho
original purpose of the Order" was
to fortify and aggrandize the power of
the slavery extremists by annsxinR Mex.
leo to the Union aud in this work
they expected the support of the demo.
cratic party, the party that was 90 un.
Scrupulously disrupted at Charleston. The
men who organized the knights" belonged
to that party, and it is nowise likely that they
would rcruple to claim, either with ar without
actual warrant for doing so, that many of ts
newspapers and politicians are ready to aid
their purposes. 1t is we'll known that the Sc.
cesslon traitors expected that partizan sympa-
Thy aud pro slavery hunkerism you'd bring TO
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SUPERIOR CoURT-CvIL TERM.--The case
OF Barthold Schlessinger and another vs.. Will
liam Dickinson, an action of contract ON q
written guaranty, was yesterday decided by
verdict Tor the plaintiff, the case to be reported
and carried to the supreme court Hoar ard
Nelson Tor plaintiff, Bacon and stoddard for
defendant.
The case Of Augustus Rice vs.. Jonathan C.
Burnham, writ OF entry for land in worces.
ter, on the ground that it was fraudulspuv
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conveyed, was committed to the iury at the
adjournment of the court, the jury to seal up
their verdict and report this morning, if they
agree. Hoar and Rice for plaintiff Bacon
and Dadmun for defendant.
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CITY AND COUNTY.

For THE TWENTY FIFTH REGIMENT j.
r. Barbour of Co. d, and Nathan Drury of
Ca. *, twenty fifth regiment at home on a
short fuFlough, expect to return tonight by
the boat train, to NewbeIn. They will take
with them any letters for the soldiers left dur
ing the day at T. Nj. Lambs, 275 Main street,
or at the police Office.