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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-23
rNHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE


INV VIINII 10 ITVIVUF ETFVH 10 MY HUIIIUT-
4 customers, that whenever they want any Nee
dies, anything connected with business, they can
have them by applying to c. II. HAMILTON, No. "A
Newbury street. would say there few persons in
this city representing that they competent and ex
perenccd at repairing Sewing Machines and that they
keep Needles, of superior quality. ] would say
that tcr Needles of very cheap and poor quality
They not wOrkmen nothing but bunglers; and /
would further 10 those who have ordered Machines
or are Of them, that II they will wait until this
cursed rebellion is put down. will then return and fill
their orders with new Machine that will amply repay
them for waiting.
sis dlws AMASA W. STEVENS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-23

"ro Inventors and Others, am happy to recommend.
Mr. Arthur 8. Denny, who, believe, from his expcr.
ence IN England and france, and his knowledge of tho
French LANGUAGE will be enabled greatly promote
"Patentees will obtain from Mr. Arthur 4 Ilepny ,oi
liable assistance In introducing their Inventions III Eng
land ana on the continent Of Europc.' 7
sill diff Cifo I'm ,,,c,s T..,,,
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OFFICIAL.
TPuBLIC RESOLUTION

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
assed at the Second Session of the Thirty-Seventf
Congress.
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NORTHROROUGH RANK

L Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of this Bank
will be holden at their Banking House. MONDAY,
the 9Th day OF October next, at O'Clock NJ for the
choice of Directors; also to what action the Stock
holders will take the 5l section of chapter 81 of the
General Statutes, passed Dec % 1859, entitled An Act
concerning Banks and Banking, and transact other
business which may legally before the meeting
w SEAVEI, Cashier
Marlborough, Sept. Is 1862 dto6* SIS
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nISSOLUTlON--T The co partnership
- heretofore existing between the subscribers Is this
day dissolved by mutual consent All persons indebted
TO US Me requested to make immediate payment TO vii
liam H. Cobb. and all persons having claims against us
will present them to him for settlement
WIN. n. COBB.
FRANCIS N. PROUTY.
Spencer, Aug. %, 1862. w3t
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WORCESTER ACADEMY - T17

FALL TERM Of this Institution viii ,o,,,,,o,,,,
on WEDNESDAY, the 10Th Of Sept Appiications csf
Do made Immediately to A. T.. y. STUART, A. M
o." uu Principal
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-23

M ILLBURY BANK Notice is hereby
ANA given that the Annual Meeting of the Stockhold
ers of the Mlibury Bank will be held the first MON
DAY ia October next. at O'Clock NJ, their Bank
ing Rooms for the choice of Directors fix the limit of
the loan to Directors and to on any other business
that may properly come before them.
d. ATWOOD, Cashier.
Millbury, Sept. Is, 1862 dto6 sis
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no INVENTORS AND PATENTEES.

FENO INVENTORS AND PATENTEES.
a. The undersigned, having had experience Of three
years. under favorable circumstances, In England and
France in the Patent Business offer American
inventors the most favorable opportunities for obtaining
and working their European Patents without the
sy Of mourning the great eXpensc attending personal
supervision Patents obtaled throu the best Patent
Solicitors in England and France, Mt moderate cost.
Inventions introduced means furnished for working
them and personal attention insured Information or
advise reference To Patents other matters given
grabs, application by letter, 10 the undersigned
the "nternational Patent ONCE No. 100 Fleet street,
T.. g. London.
=, For further particulars apply to HENRY A DENNY,
ESD ARTHUR $. DENNY
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NRAFTON RANK-The Annual

= II L I y n . 4 N N--Ine Annual
~ Meeting of the Stockholders of the Grafton Bank
for the choice of Directors for the ensuing years to fix
the limit of the loan to DrectOrS for the ansac-
ton of any other business that may legally come before
them will be held at their Banking Rooms on MON
DAY. the 9Th dag Of October next, two O'clock p NJ
BY order of the Directors
W. r. SUTTON, Cashier
Grafton, Sent. 1852 deoptO6 sl6
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-24
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.

THP WASHINGTON HosPITALs. BY re-
quest of Governor Andrew, Of Mass, Drs
Henry I. Bowditch and G. Ellis have ex-
amined the hospitals in and about Wash
ington, and addressed letter to the Gov
ernor stating the results of the visit, which
are summed up in their closing paragraphs,
as follows T.
1.-The sum total of our experience may
be stated in single sentence considering
the vast number of quacks that prey upon
the unsuspecting but credulous community,
considering also how many in civil life are
continually dosing themselves or wholly
neglect the rules of health, we think that
the soldiers in our government hospitals
are, medically, better treated thar the same
number of invalid civilians outside of them. "
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-24

SUCCESS TO BE THE TEsr AT LAST. The
President, IN a conversation last week with
a prominent gentleman from his own State,
said that IN future success should Be the
test of qualification in our Generals. and
that failure, after vain trial, should at once
be followed by removal, until the right
men should be found to occupy the right
places. That this plainest principle Of
practicable wisdom should so long have been
neglected in the military appointments Of
the Government has excited tho wonder of
all since the beginning of the war, and a
faithful adherence to it hereafter, will be
the surest guaranty of speedy and
successful termination of struggle which
has become nearly as disgraceful to the
Government as its origin was to the rebels
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-24

WEpublish the following official informa-
ton for the benefit of our soldier readers
who may16e DESTROYS of knowing -
Whena soldier Tor volanteer1is discharged he
is Tor should be) furnished with regular DIS
charge and two (duplicate) ssPay Certificates
and one more disability certificates, ifdischarg-
ed'on account of disability Upon these papers
he can be paid by paymaster of the army upon
their presentation. Should he fail to present them
for payment TO a paymaster, or, having presented
them, and payment being refused, they are sent to
this Office, the applicant must state the reasons for
such refusal, accompanied by proof Of identity
ard authentication as I'm the case of deceased solz
diers. In no case should the oath of IDENTIFY
on the back ofthe Discharge, be filled as the Dis
charge Is returned TO the soldier after his claim has
been acted upon. Where pay certificates and Ger.
tifcates of disability have been withheld he must
send all other papers given to him at the time his
discharge, together with the certificate of his cap
tain that no such certificates were given to him,
and the reasons for Withholding them, In case
the certificates are claimed to have been lost an
affidavit Of such loss must be furnished, stating
the circumstances under which it occurred; that
he had diligently searched for them without sue
cess, and that he has not received pay thereon,
nor assigned them to any person.
No soft II, discharged under any crcumstan-
ees, can * i've the bounty provided by the act of
July q, 1866, unless lie shall have served for
period of two ears, or during the war, if sooner
ended . EZRA B. FRENCH
Second Auditor of the Urea Department,
Washington, d. G.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-24
ENIGMA.
| am composed of twenty letters.

| am composed of twenty letters.
My 4, 16, 5, 7, is title.
8, ID, Is, IL, 20, is mans name
|, 5, 10, 2, Is, is color.
" l6, II, 2, is malt liquor
:. B, Ia. Is, A, is a number.
" 6, IT, IA, is kind Of boat.
2, Ii, |, 10, 3, 2, Is, lis useful
individual.
IA, 10, 3, /, is title of royalty.
F." /, II, l. 20, is color.
" IL, L, il, ID, is a species of tree.
g I, Is, IT, IA, is a bird.
., ., LIZ, IL, ID, is beautiful river
in Europe.
8, IL, IA, 10, is species of fish
My whole is the name of gallant officer
in the army of the Potomac, who was killed
I'M one Of the late battles.
Answer next week
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-24
EXECUTIVE MANsIo,
Washington, Nov. Is, 1862.

The President, commander-in-chief of
the army and navy, desires and enjoins the
orderly observance of the Sabbath by the
officers and men in the military and naval
service.
The importance for man and beast of the
prescribed weekly rest, the sacred rights of
Christian soldiers and sailors, becoming
Difference to the best sentiment of Chris.
tian people, and due regard for the Divine
will, demand that Sunday labor in the ar
my and navy be reduced to a measure of
strict necessity
The discipline and character OF the ma
tional forces should not suffer, nor the cause
they defend be imperiled by the proclamation
of the day or name of the Most High.
At this time of public distress, adopting
the words of Washington in 1776: Men
may find enough to do in the serviee of God
and their country without abandoning
themselves to vice and immortality"
The first general order issued by the Fa-
ther of his Country after the Declaration of
independence indicates the spirit in which
our institutions were founded and should
ever be defended
1.-The General hopes and trusts that ev-
cry officer and man will endeavor to live
and act as becomes Christian soldier, de-
Tending the dearest rights and liberties of
his country"
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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Local Items.

The Surgeon in charge has ordered the hospit-
al calls to be sounded at the following named
hours until further notice.
Reveille 6 30a. m. Dinner, IN.
Roll CALL 40 a. m. Supper, D. nj.
Breakfast, a. m Roll call 30 p. m
Surgeons call, 8 a. M. Tattoo, D. m.
Taps, s 80 p. IN.
Inspection, Wednesday and Sunday, % a. IN.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-24
POST REGULATIONS.

Il
/. No discharging Of firearms will be permit
ted within the lines.
2. No Person will be allowed to pass the lines
wit%eata pass freni tie Coanaffttsift of the Post
Commissioned Officers excepted
d 3. No person will he allowed to pass on the
Dock on the arrival or departure of boats without
q pass from the Commandant of the Post. Com
misSioned Officers, Conmissary and Quartermas-
ter's Clerks and Hospital Stewards excepted
i. Citizens living outside the lines will be re-
qured to furnish evidence of their loyalty before
they can obtain admission.
5. All persons in the Hospital Department will
be required to have passes signed by the Surgeon
in Charge and approved by the Commandment of
the Post.
6. No sail or oar boats will he permitted to land
or leave the shore after sunset, without special
pass, and then only from the dock.
I. No person will be allowed to trade in liquors
Of any kind, within the lines
BY order of
N HAGER, Capt. Commanding Post.
Point Lookout Nov H. 1862
BRANTz COLLINS, free negro, who has
been employed at the hospital since last
summer, was few days ago handed over
to the civil authorities to be tried for an
outrage committed several months since
BRANTz was arrested and confined in the
county jail to await his trial. but escaped
and sought employment at the hospital; the
authorities na6kaing aware of his character
employed hin NJ upon proper application
being made, hewas turned over to the Sheriff
of the county, and we hope will receive
the punishment his crime merits.
CAPT. A EDWARDS, our efficient and en-
terprising Quartermaster, has returned, af-
ter an absence of ten days at Washington
on business connected with his Department
The Captain made every effort to obtain di-
rect transportation from Baltimore or Wash
ton to the Point, but without SUCCESS
Ascertaining that boat was to leave Fort
ress Monroe for the Point, upon special bust
ness, he was compelled to embrace this his.
only chance of returning to the hospital.
Eg An election of officers was held in
Company A, 85th P ", on the 18th inst,
Il oe F..n,,4
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-24

We have the pleasure to announce that
Mrs. and Miss GIBBoNs contemplate return
ing to the Point at an early date.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-24

The Leonardtown stage was seized at
Washington few days ago. About $500
worth of medicines were captured, and d
large rebel mail, duplicating many parties
in the City. The mail carriers were caught.
NOTHING Of interest has transpired at
the hospital during the past week There
has been no deaths, no one admitted, no
discharges from service, none returned to
duty, although large number are await
ing transportation.
THURSDAY next, the 9th, has been set
apart by the Governor of Maryland as a
day of Thanksgiving and Prayer. The
same day will also be observed by most of
the Northern and Eastern States
Tue Following appropriate general order
has been issued by the President respect
ing the observance of the Sabbath day -
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
NJ ~
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-24

DIVINE service will be held every Sun
day afternoon at two o'clock, in one Of
the new buildings, until the chapel is COM
.pieted; Rev. Mr. spooNER, Hospital Chap
lain, officiating.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-09-02

STRONG observation-disclosures DE-
NoUNCED.-Ata meeting recently
held in Fairfield county, Ohio, Dr.
Odds, Democratic candidate for
Congress- made a speech, during
which the following language was
used by him in reference to Lincoln's
emancipation scheme
81 denounce Lincoln as a tyran,.
He has perjured his soul. He may
imprison me, but l will still cry ty-
rant. I denounce these acts of opres-
sion as foul acts Of perjury against
ehe Constitution.
"And now, my fellow Democrats
am going to have a vision, which, if
it were not vision, might be treason
but what I now say, I say in sleep.
and am not therefore responsible,
Isee5 blood at the 6aNos
Boz s1is full. The President has is
sued his proclamation tor 100000
more troops, and Congress has passed
law authorizing him to draft them
He will have to draft them if he gets
them, because these cowardly Adolf
tionists will not enlist. There is an
election this fall. and they want to
carry it. They want to draft Demo
Gratis; they will draft them to prevent
their voting. They have the power
and can so arrange it. You will not
be cheated. IteN. you yow aciU not
submit to these rromgs. You aciU see
blood. If they attempt to arrest US
and take us from our families to sup
port an Administrative in its violation
of the Constitution, ece wall resist e.
en- to blood If the Democrats don't
succeed at tho ballot box, they will
succeed at the paint Of the bayonet.
What I mean is, that Lincoln's min
ions will surround the ballet-box this
fall with bayonets, to prevent
Democrats from voting, and we will
resist them with the bayonet "
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-09-02

Succession Sale.
State Of Louasaana. Pa1ish Of Caddc
In District C0xvt-N0. 87S.
Succession Of Chas. Dailee, deceased
DY virtue of Writ of sale to me, direc.
ID ted by the Honorable the Distric,
Court in and for the Parish of Caddo, and
State aforesaid, I will offer for sale at pub.
lie auction, to the highest bidder, on
Saturday, the 9Th day Of September,
4. ID. 1862.
between the hours Of ten o'clock, A. M.,
and four o'clock p. NJ, the following des-
cribed property. belonging to the Success
sion of Charles pai!se, deceased, to wit
The undivided half interest in the Palace
Coffee House, consisting Of fixtures, wines
liquors, etc.
TERMS CASH-subject to appra,se-
men;; and SO much az does not bring the
appraised value. will be Immediately reof-
tered On q credit of one year; purchasers on
credit to give their notes with approved
persona! security, bearing & per cent. inter
est IRON day OF sale.
H. dLNSICkER.
August 22d. Auctioneer
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again report them at the mouth Of
the Mississippi river.
1t may yet prove true.

Charleston Aug 25.-There is con-
siderable futter in commercial circles
here and in Richmond. owing to the
discovery Of counterfeit Confederate
notes Of the denomination of twenty,
fifty and one hundred dollars. The
counterfeits are well engraved copies
from Hoyer & Ludwig's plate, CON
tanning the denominations above
named. Secretary Nemminger has
published orders calling in the issues
of that plate. The counterfeits have
been traced to Atlanta, and probably
came from Nashville.
Richardson, convicted months ago
of issuing counterfeit Confederate
notes, was hung in Richmond on
Friday last.
The latest advices from Gordons-
wills state that Pope has been rein
forced by $4,000 of Gen. McClellan's
army, but is steadily retreating and
the Confederates are pursuing. Gen
Stonewall Jackson's headquarters
are thirty miles beyond Gordonsville.
1t is supposed that the enemy will
make stand at Manassas.
The South Carolina Convention
has been convened. It meets on the
9th of September.
Petersburg, Aug. 24.-The Express
has New York dates of the goth: In
telligence received in Washington the
day previous (l9th) was most impor-
tant to the Governments in regard to
Pope's army, the particulars. of which
We're considered contraband. for day
or two at least.
McClellan's army moved out from
Harison's landing at 3 o'clock in the
on Friday the 18th, ult. and
reached Barrett's Ferry at shutdown
the same day. He crossed the Chick
aho,niny on Pontoon bridges one
third Of mile long and arrived at
Newport News and Hampton and
Fortress Monroe on Saturday. There
was great rejoicing at the successful
change of base. He was not annoy
ed by the firing of asingle rebel gun.
Benefits Herald says it stamps Me-
Clellan as a great General.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-09-02
SHREVEPORT TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1862.
HEADQUARTERS, ]
District Ucstcyn Louisiana.
Opelousas, August %, 1862.

l
District Wcstc1n louisiana
Opelousas, August %, 1862.
! General orders No. ;.
I, All Conscripts who have attached
| themselves to Companies Of Partizan Ran
gers, will be borne upon the Rolls of Con
scripts for their respective Parishes, aud, op-
Poslte their anes, memoranda will be placed
! stating the Companies which they have
joined.
II. In cases where authority has been
given to raise Companies, Battalions or
Regiments of Partizan Rangers, whether
such authority has been granted by the War
Department OF the Confederate States or the
Governor of Louisiana, ifsuch Companies,
Battallons or Regiments are in progress of
completion, they must, on or before the LIST
of September, be fully organized and equip
ped, as required by law, otherw Use they will
be disbanded, and such of the men As have
beeu enrolled as Conscripts, or may be liza
BILE to enrolment, placed in Camps Of In
sEuction.
III. Where authority has been given to
raise Companies, Battaions or Regiments
OF Partizan Range and their organization
has not begun, such organizations will not
be received into the service of the Contcd-
crate States.
Nv. Before any Companies, Battalions
or Regiments OF Partizan Rangers, compile
ted or in progress of completion are accept
ed into the service ofthe Confederate States
they will be inspected and reported to these
Headquarters. rs being fully organized and
equipped as required by law. BY order of
MAJ. GEN. TAYLOR,
WIN. NJ. LEVY, a. A. Il InsI. General.
Sept 2-3t.
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HEADQUARTERS, J
District Wlyteru La ,

DbStItCt "SNSJW La ,
Opelousas, August %. 1862
GENERAL ORDERS No. 2.
/. The following order. issued by Brig.
Gen. Blanchard, commanding Camps of In.
struction in this District. is hereby adopted
and republished for the information and
guidance of all concerned:
THE Enrolling Officers of each Parish
south of Red River, will collect the Con
scripts and forward them to CAMP PRATT,
on receipt of this order. Each man must
bring a blanket. q knife, fork. spoon. can
teen, haversack, tin cup and plate, also. a
change of clothing"
II. On receipt of this order by the En-
rolling Officers, prompt CO npliance there
with is expected and required and the Maj
General commanding hopes and believ es
that no necessity will arise for the enforce:
ment of those penalties which are prescribed
by the law of Congress, for the failure TO
comply with the provisions Of the Act rela
tive to the eonscnption Of those who arc liza
BILE to military duty
III. 1t Col. Burke, c. S. A., is hereby
placed in command of the Camp Of Instrue-
ton at Camp Pratt. By order of
MAJOR GENERAL TAYLOR,
Comm anding Dist. Western La
WIN. NJ. LEVY, a. A & lisp General
Sept 2-3t
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500 Acres of and.

TN johnson county, FIVE miles from the
i county seat. Buchanan 100 acres in
cultivation: good dwellings and out houses;
fine spring and timber, will be sold or ex.
changed for negroes.
Address F. W. Dunaway, Lebanon IL
miles ives. Of Mckinney. Collin County,
Texas. Sept29t-
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NOtiCe.-The creditors of the sue
cession Of John Larmier, deceased, will pre-.
sent their claims to A. u. Levisee, my attor-
ney, for the succession
MARY SILVEY,
july26.2m' Administrative
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HEADQUARTERS,
District Wesfe,w La.
Opelousas, Angus, %, 1862

Opelousas, August %, 1862. J
Where Overseers of plantations which be-
long to widows, minors or soldiers in actual
service, have been enrolled as Conscripts,
and where there are at least tel negro men
on such place, and there is nc other white
man resident on the plantation. such Over
seers will BIO granted 1urloughs, for period
not exceeding thirty days, to remain on the
plantations, to enable the proprie.ors or
agents to secure the services of Overseers
not liable to enrolment as Conscripts, to re-
place those who have been enrolled.
BY order of Maj. Gen. TAYLOR,
WIN. N: LEVY. A. A. Il 1nsp General.
Sept. 2-3t