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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-12-31

MRS. L. s. NICKERSON, 10 Austin
IVA street Seeing and Trance Medium, gives sitinaa
for spirit communications for Sue Intultvely examines
and prescrbes for disease for el Hours from to II a.
m., and 10 pm. dawu jy2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-12-31
ReaI Gatatt..

FOR SALE OR TO LET-A very de-
slrable Cottage House, with stable and about 1000
rect OF land on which Is choice variety Of Pear AnDe
and Cherrv Trees, Grape Vines, RAzpberfes, be- ikc
Terms easy Rent Of House e225 per year. For partc
uas call on the subscriber at Foster street passenger
diS dx c. DYER.
s.f FOR SALE-The beautiful man
ii sion situated Catherine street. formerly owned
.MA,AHand occupied by JOSEPH r. HALE. The above
was built BY Mr. Hale for his special USE and has ali
the modern improvements. It Is situated on beautiful
elevation and overlooks the whole city. It has fino
stable attached and has about Of land well
covered with fruit and shade trees and surrounded by
street on all Sides desirable residence for sale
could not be found For further particulars please In
quire OF CHARLES B. PRATT, Worcester, or Of the
myA diff JAMES A. FERGUSON.
kff.f FOR SALE-A FARM THAT WILL
b#il PAY FOR WORKING IT.-said Farm Is situated in
1-hthe easterly part OF Rutland, Mass is ten miles
from Worcester to which place mail stage runs daily
through the farm 1t is two miles from the centre Al
Rutland, one mile from good school, 1t contains lei
acres, we'll divided into tillage and pasuring, with
about thirty acres Of It woodlands part OF IL with
neayy growth Of wood on It. The Improvements area
goodtwostory House, 40 by 36 with two ellis and con-
There are two Barns % by 90 the other So by sol
II Is FENCED with Heavy stone WALL and there are two
annually. - 49, = ''-'
will sell the above Farm cheap and two. thirds Of
Of years, II desired israel FRARTNG
Rutland, Dec. 4, 1852. DIFF dN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-12-31
WORCESTER SCHOOL OF DE-
w SIGN AND ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS.
Free Exhibition Of OIL Paintings and choice
EngrGcings. Open day and ereming.


Rooms No, II and II clarks Book, 2t7 Main street.
choice collection OF Paintings, Engravings. Mszzo
tints ChromCs, Plain and Coored Autographs, Photo
graphs Albums. Picture Frames. Artists Materials Of
every description, Paints Canvas, btretchers, MIL
Books and Patterns. Crayons, Pencils, FollOs Easels
Wax, &C &C. constantly for sale ut the lowest prices
Fancy Work, to restoring, remounng mendina OF var
nishlng old and injured Pictures; Portraits copied.
and Music. Terms for Drawing, " tor "A lessons
OIL Painting el2; Piano el2 Guitar, el2. class in
Moons foT u lessons class for older pupils, Tues
nay au Ilu1 np y, aSsuisou " ene yeA'
Teachers-MIss Y. y. EMM0Ns, MISS HELEK NJ
KN0wLTon. Mr.. @. g. STEARrs.
For prices IN other styles Of Paintings and specimens
Of teachers work. call a. the School Of Design and WOr
cester Academy OF Fine Arts Rooms II and " Clark's
Block, 257 Main street. dn %
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-12-31

A. p. WARE &c co.
1854. 1853, and ITO Main Street.
sig dawtt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-12-31

Lieut.. Herndon's Report of the Exploration of
the Amazon, has striking description OF the pecu-
liar and melancholy notes OF bird heard by night
on the shores of the river The Indian guides cali
it ''Ihe cry Of lost Soul.n
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-12-31

SULPHATE MORPHINE - 40 OF.
~ SULPHATE MORPHINE for sale by the quantity
single bottle, by DAVID SCOTT,
n22 dtf 25 Main, Corner Mechanic street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-20
Greece.

Il is stated that tie Baysran Government intend
% invoke the fulfilment OF tie treaty stipulation
rcseryiog the succession Of the throne Of Greece 10
the B.YaIiaa dynisty.
Tie new Provisional Government is favorable 10
the monarchy, bat powerful republican party
wishes The establishment VI a Federal Government
with lhe adjacent Iarklsl provinces Of EspAEas,
Ihefsaly aud Macedonia.
The hu.s..u Journal. favor tho latter scheme.
l. i, asserted that England sud France have
warned the Provisional Government not 10 raise u
European question, and 20 respect tho Ottoman Ter
Iiiory.
Ilo position OF ofairs in Greece had undergone
10 cha re. The g. King and q icen md arrived ~
Muuic. where they were received with enthu iasn.
The official Bavsf4 journal argues thai thus far
tie Greeks, although they have depoaed King OtAo,
have not abolished the Bayaran dynasty.
Tie PIesid0nt OF the new Government had issued
q procal4ation, OF which tho following is the suo-
stance: " Greece has over'hrown asystem OF Gov
eminent which tgamplod under foot the national Dig
n.ty aDd respect for the law. The new Government
viii uphold the constitutional form Of monarchy.
II processes unalterable gratitude toward the three
protecting powers, and will maintain friendly rela-
tions with the other S,..es. National Asscubiy
" al be cOnyoked without delay"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-20

noralIal In our own annals. No war that England
has waged for hundred years has met with such
cordial uuspiuous, undivided support. The war
against the French Republic hsd its Charles Fox;
the war against Russia its Richard Golden. There
"a no such character in the Southern States Tue
victory of tie Unionjsts 10 this sxssperaed struggle
means. not Tie defeat Of the Southern armies not
the possessQ.l Of Richmond, Charleston, Savaonsb,
Mobile, Ind New-Orleans, which would no
more lead 70 conclusion Of The va. than me
seizure Of the Ise Of Man. A. Union victory
means nothing on earth but determination and ami
biation OF every man, womas, ond child IN the
Southern Confederacy. There is DO passion, no
frenzy, in the universal language. TIE intensity Oh
the hate fushes the cheek eni chnches the teeth,
but ends little expression in ioeble Words III any
thing the eXubersnce OF animosity ia more perceli'
bic in the IA sling eyes and eager earnesness Of tho
women; bur the settled and uuconquerable frmness
of the men requires nothing 10 he added TO IT, Tho
possibility Of kichmobds ialliDgs calmly discussed,
and preparations have long been made for sach
contingency. Surprise is expressed that the Union,
sts have not long ago possessed themselves OF several
other Southern cities Is well M New-Or.eans The
possession of capital city in these day. OF railroads
is very different thing from what 1t used 10 be III
the days Of Wagram and Jena. Great suffering
might be Inflicted upon woaen and children II Mo-
bile and Charleston fell; suffering winch there u
only too much 10 fear would be most accepta-
bic TO tie Unoniss julging from tho record OF tie
deeds during this last year and a.baiI. But every
considerable city IN the Soalh might DO reduced 10
ashes without changing the mood or undermining
the resolution Of the ieeblest hart, II any ieooe
heart there be, in the Southern Coniederacy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-20
France.

X was reported that tie discu,sione in the French
Cabinet regarding The Roman question were wore
than ever, and l. was stated that majority OF the
Ministers clt disposed to resign unesa the Emperor
should resolve 10 give Rene ~ the Italians.
An advance IN the rate Of discount by the Benk
OF France was anticipated or the day OF the Ealing
Of the Anglo-SaXon
La France asserts that tbs French note which
was sent 10 Turin referred 10 the poat Of departure
for sotiaiions on the Roman question: passing by
entirely the circuar OF Gen. DurAndo.
NJ. dc Sar.iges had proceeded to Turin.
Cheyalier de NigTa publishes letter denying the
report that the Italian Government Lad disavowed
the note Of Gen. Durtndo.
The Paris correspondent Of The london Times
Asserts that Count Peirlguy, from having been one
Of the most AntPapol Ministers, Lac become all at
once vigorously opposed to United Italy,
The M0Mter announces the nomination Of NJ.
Cbaix q Esuange ~ q Senator.
The Emperor COME red TIE Grand Croes a. the
LEGION OF Honor on Nj. De Bsmaik schOnhausen,
on bis presenting lis letters Of recall 10 astame the
Presidency OF the Prussian Cabinet.
The PARIS Bourse was heavy. Rontes on tie lth
closed TT 1885.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-20

share, vere m advancing owing to tho csntnusd sb'cp
ton for export 20 Ns~fork
LryrspooL Corroa MARFRr. 7h,-Tbe Brokers' Circular
The Of Cotton for The week have been t7o
bale, ncndna 900 b1es to speculs,ors and 65o to eI
ERA The market epeutd buoysn With Considerable
ssya,re but became d, and the sdvssce
partially lost aud closed With advance on the woek OF a.
Il b on American t0ii sura,s ane laid Tor Egyptian
IIs to-ty friday were 600 baes, the market closing
quiet at the following qult,tiors; -
Fair Ore,ns .2sd s,nlIline orleaus ...".s35d
Fair Aebil.4 ..,,s..g I'D NEEDING Mobiles -
Fa,r Tp'ssis .....,...?Gi Mddilng Upapds '211
The toa. stock Of Cotton in port "a 295OOo bales Of
which ~ BOO are American descriptiins.
BnEApsIurPs The 10 nket Ia quiet and steady
YsoyIsIoya-The ma, set is da!L Lard declining -,
JoSpoS Fridsy Evening Coysos clo.ed at 9J 5ss io
,oor.v ErIrIoS in Eauks OF England decresed @9l 600
IxrRIcAN STocKs-lliroi, r~i 1901 dis Lie AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-20
gndin, ghinn ard h-usfrnlin.

SHANGHAI, Sept. l9.--Ibe Taepngs havo again
retired from The vicinity Of this city and tie
rounding country is now qlie'.
The Mohaumedans who fevolted at Sheusi have
succeeded in capturing the city aud - towns in the
vicinity, killing all tho Maudalins and destroy ing
every vestgc OF the Imperial authority.
Nothing Is known respecting tho movement
Of The army which had been sent 10 quel the out
break.
AT Hong Kong exchange IL quoted at f.. q.
MELBOURNE, Sept. 25.-Ihe gold fields recently
discovered at Dustsn have turned out failure. The
toad sb,inens Of gold since the departure Of the
las. mail amounts to lOO,95J ounces. Ba s.ncss in
the colonies very dull. Exchange unaltercd.
Mr.. McKinlay, the explorer, had returned TO
Queensland.
Tie Melbourne telegraph mentions the ftopIage
Of The Provdent Institute of Nictorin and Bank Of
Deposit, " nth liabilities amounting to two hundred
and sixiy thousand pounds sterling.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-20

The screw steamship E.na, Capt. Brooks which
called from Liverpool at 1880 on the morning Of
the 9Th, and from Queenstown on the afternoon Of
the 9th inst arrived here at 3 o'clock on Nedros-
DAY morning. A Geographic summary Of her news
has been psb!shed before.
The steamship Auglo-Sszon, from Liverpool u,
101 O'Clock os the moniog Of the 9th, via london
derry on the th instant, passed Cape Race en- route
to Quebec at o'clock on tie morning of the 9'b.
She boarded By the rewsyscht Of tie Associated
Press, and summary Of her news obtained. The
Anglo-Saxon il the las; steamer this season for
Quebec.
TIE steamship Hansa, from New-YOgl;, arrived at
southampton on ths 9Th iEst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-20
Itniy.
COLLISION BETWEEN ITALIAN AND AUSTRIAN

IkDbAS.
The Turin Discussions says; On the IL, inst an
encounter took place on the night bank OF the Po,
upon the Autran frontier, between body OF
ltalan Car.bueets and some Austrian soldiers
The Italians fred upon TIE Ausiri4us, and, after a
few shots, tie two parties enIagei Ia a ha.dlo-
Tie Austritn armed I.larcs were repul-ed from
the Italian territory. Tho Aus,rEns were hDaiy
compelled 20 axe flight.
The following is tue Austrian version Of the Affair,
as given IN a Msniua telegram:
a. violation OF tie frontier by the Piedmoriess
troops took l.ce yesterday AT Crovillovonn, which
resulted IN al encounter between the Piedmcnieso
carblneers and the Austrian cosioms guard. Quiet
has been restored
the biJaarcdia Nqzioroie asserts that II the Min
is.ry shoald sustain Parliamentary defeat ~ The
hands o. fictitious minority, resulting FROM co.li-
ton die oluion will be he consequence, noiriih-
standing the ineXpcdiency OF sgitsfins tic country
BY general election al The preseni Juaeinre.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-20
Iutrsf-Via londonderry.

LoNDog, Nov. THE Spanish Government has
demanded the punishment Of the Americans VINO
violated the Spanish dag the coast of Cuba.
The American Minister At Madrin had ri audience
with the Queen of spain, and assured her Majesty
that the American Government did not authorize
the acts OF the captain OF the Union Buaboat Mont
gomery.
LONDON, Nov. 7.-MediGtion rumors are again
current.
PANS, Nov. The Bank Of France has adj
vanced It's rate Of discount to per cent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-20
rSussin.

Count Victor Panih, Minister OF Justice, has been
dismissed. Senator Lanutil u LIS succefs0r.
IA imperial decree repeals certain taxes IA Poland,
hitherto paid by Jews only.
Tie Emperor was expected to visit WGrsaw
shortly.
Numerous arrests among the working clEses Of
Warsaw are reported.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-20

The Cortss was opened on the 4ih by royal com
mission. Tie Kings speech was unimp'riant.
Don jose Esieradc, the great ouiof, bad died fnc-
denly. The Duke dc Sa0ani.h wa about 10 pro-
ceed 10 Rome "a EmbWsador.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-20
s-.,r...,,.s,-zsrrss,..ann .rzn

JEFFRsoSIAE ALDEEaA%ic NoMiNATIoNs.-Ihe
Jeilersoniun Democrassmet in convention on Tuesday
aud made tho following nominations for Aldermen'
Fir. District, Patk Keuie; Third District, Chris
tan b. Woodruff. Eleventh District, Adjourned I'll
Thursd.y evenmgi Thirteeuth District, NicholAs
Seagrist, Eff eenth District, adjourned Ill " ednes-
day evening. We were unable to ascertain whether
any nomiu atoms were made in the romalning dls-
trcts as tho placos Of holding the Conventions were
not maae public
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-20
Commercial Intelligence.

LONDON NoELY MARKTI.--Ihe funds continued
h,,,y aui Coasols lftotipnay lower Money in mod
dsn.ss4 viii aDgIa.a. sIPly, An!oeAa hsU-y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-20

Proclamation Of the Provisional Government,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-20
Amin.


The Brazilian Government has r@id he eight NIL
lions which /: owed 10 Spain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-20
TnIlley.

A slight Albanian revolt had taken place In the
Distinct Of Scnlar. Tho leaders were al arrested.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-20

PLAN Of ESTABLISHING A FEDERAL REPUBLIC,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-20

IMPORTANT FROM GREECE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-20

a MohaIamedaa Revolution in China
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-20

The Collision Between the italian and
Austrian Troops.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-20

FRANCE OPPOSED 70 THE UNITY or ITALY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-20
The Resolutions Of the NeU-York
Chamber Of Commerce.

The English Press On the Building Of a
Rebel Navy in England.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-20
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.

By TIE STEAMERS ANGLO-SsXOS and ETNl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-16

We are glad this authorized fio. has gone
forth-author!z ID by the Confederate Govern.
melt and the Legislature OF the noble State OF
Virginia. Richmond Is tbs Capitol OF the South.
SRI Oon!edsracy, Richmond Is the metropolis
of me State Of Virginia. To lose Richmond is
70 lose Virginia, and to lose Virginia Ii to
lose the key to the southern Copfedsraoy -
vhginians, Marylsuders, ys who have rallied
70 her csfencs, would i: not be bettsr to fall
IN her streets than TO basely abandon them
and view from the surrounding hills the
humiliation OF the capital Of the Southern
Con fsderacyf To die in her streets would be
bliss 10 this, and to fall where tyrants strobe.
would be TO consecrats tie spot anew and
wash 1t OF every stain.
To defend Richm ond there are men enough;
The energy and Will alone is wanted the
arms are within the grasp OF every one; the
plans should be known to the Presid ent and
cabinet. They are known let them act
Will they acty There Is no time to be lost
Ths enemy are at the gates. Who will take
The lead and act. act, aotf
The loss OF Richmond in Europe would
xond like the loss OF Paris or London, and
ns moral enact will scarcsly be less. Let US,
'hsrsfors. avert the great disas.sr by q reli.
nos on ourselves. It Is better that Rich
aord should :all 81 the CAPITOL Of the Con-
asAraey. than that Richmond exist the de.
pot Of tho hireling horde Of the North. But
Richmond oan be def ndsd, and saved from
pollution. The fate OF the Capital Of the Con
fsdaracy rests with the people.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-16
Negro Invaders.

The peopls Of the South have been unwiIl.
ing. Fl ON the first. to admit the startling fact
that the Yankee Government ever conten.
plated the invasion Of her borders by the
armed colored population Of the slave States.
In the Pr osecution OF her plans Of subjc ton.
This fact humiliating as 1: may be to human.
ity, and shocking to vilixation, has At last
been demonstrated by the organization, in
Washington, D G., Of two regiments, and In
OharIssto ~n. Va Of one or more companies,
who are drilled dli lily after sundown, snd In.
structed in tho manual II shooting down
their owners. This is the secret Of the run.
1ing n Of the male slaves Of the Valley. It
Ii pity that Virginia's eyes have been closed
30, long to the real designs Of the Lincoln
Government. They are now opened. Blind.
ness 10 70 longer an excuse for suicide.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-16

We nave been reg uested to State that sub.
scriptson l-st has been lsft at the once of the
'irsinia Life Insurance Company" tor
the benent Of such officers, soldiers, sailors
or marines, or their families, a. have been or
may hereafter be killed or wounded In defence
Of the obssr actions In James river. Thi, Is q
just and proper movement. and we are graft
fed to witness Its inauSura ION. The gallant
men who are exposing themselves In the bat.
tsries along our liver sn0re, ire confer ding
for d principle desrer and Of more insslima BILE
value than mere pscuniary confederation /;
but the very fact that their services are ap.
preciatsd. ana that generous community IL
determined to reward their faithfllnsss and
devotion 70 principle. will chssr their hearts
and nerve their arms In the darkest hour OF
trial and conflict We Will not intimate .
doubt that the citixsns Of Richmond, alive 70
the importance Of . vigorous defence Of the
city. will readily and gladly contribute to 20
worthy and % commsndabls an object.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-16
The Fate Of Richmond.

The next few days may decide the fate of
Richmond. It 10 either to rem ain the Oapi-
tai Of the Oontederacy, or 20 be turned over
to the Federal Government as Yankee con.
quest rhe Capital is either to be secured or
los:-it may be feared rot temporarily-and
with it Virginia. Then, II there Is blood to
b. shed. let 1t be shed here; NO soil of the Con.
federacy could drink It up more acceptably,
and none would hold 1t more gratefully.
Wife, family, and friends are nothing. Leave
them all for ons glorious hour to be devote.
to the Republic. Life, death, end wounds are
nothing, If we only be saved from the fate OF
q cuptcred Capital and a b uniliated Oonfed-
eracy. Let the Government act; let the pso.
PIE act. There is time yet.
II fate come 70 its worst, let the ruins Of
Richmond be itG n ost lasting monument
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-16
Meeting Of Refugees from Maryland
and the District Of Columbia.

Agreebly TO call. large lumber Of the refa.
gees from Mary land and the District of Colum.
bia Assem- blsd at the room Of the Maryland
Society yesterday morning, at II o'clock, to
take some appropriate &C Ion In regard to the
defence Of Richmond Over one hundred per.
sons were present
Walter Lerox. Esq ex-Mayor OF Washing.
tou, ID c., occupied the ca"u. and made a
patriotic address, explanatory Of the bjec. Of
the meeting. On motion, In conss quencs of
another call, the meeting adjourned until
o'c, ock last evening, when the further discus.
sion OF the snh1ee. was resumed.
The meeting reassemb led at u O'Clock, and
At or lengthy discussion, adjourned to meet
at the call Of the chairman. The lack Of
arms, 1t was said. determined the action of
the body. Another meeting will take place
at an early day, ~ soon al the proper auth or
tues can be ccm munica.sd with.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-16
Camaluea

The following = Mt q killsd and wound.
- in company Il. (Washinston vssaatsssa,)
yth Virginia volunteers. Ut the battle OF VII.
liAmsbarg;
Kl2sS.-Juniof "a Lieut.. Albert yvell. prt.
vate Lewis Schmidt.
Nss~Ist -Oorpl Juiils II CAN'T, slightiy;
pgtvats Francis Carver, In hip. and - Patti
tips, slighuy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-16

lie Joint committee. appel tel by the two
houses TO comm unicate 10 the Prestdent of
w confederate States the jlint resol tons Of
vac General Assembly In relation TO the de-
ehce OF tie city, have DISCHARGED the du,v
Wlndsd 10 them, and respectfully report
maj their Ia ter view with the President was
u me highest degree Satisfactory, ard his
vAws, a. Communicated with entire frank
sess 10 tbs committee. were well calcula ted to
.sphs them with confidence aud to rsassure
ne public mind.
After reading the rssol q tons, be desired rs
say 10 the General Assent bly, that he mad
,soslvsd The com m mt alton Of thoss resolu-
Ill WI ID feelings Of lively grain at,on and
Aueted Us 70 assure the HOUSES that IL
' "seo p the f)rt OF his life 70 defend the
" virginia and To cover her GA .ital.
ae FARTHER stated that ne h.d never enter
1sd ne thought of Withdrawing the army
,a n Virginia, and abAa donii & The state
se 10 the course of events, the Capital
.saio laii. the necessity of which ne d d NOT
~ W anticipate. that VOL id BIS ~ res s0n for
,AoiswiEe The army from Virgins. Tho
oooid sun be successfully maintained on
anM soii Tor twenty years,
which u respectfully submitted.
JozH RoBigsoS,
Chairman Senate Oommtttss.
VooD BouLDI1,
A.o Chairman H0uss O0mnit6os.
Acapy-Tssse:
WI. +. 2oRpoS, ia.
pv CLERK HOuse OF Delegates.
'osS 7. OowAB, deputy.