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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-20
OOMMONWEALTH OF MASSA

- CHUSETrS.-Worcestcr ss.-Probate COurt-To
the hers-atlaw, next of kin and all other persons
ested in the estate Of MARTHA POMEROY late of War
rem, in said county, deceased, GEEETIEG:
whereas, certain instrument purpOrting to be the
last Will and testament OF said deceased has
cd to said Court for Probate, by Thomas r. Cutler who
prays mat letters tesamentarY be issued 20 him the
executor therein named you hereby cited to appear
at probate Court to be held at Worcester in said
~ of Worcester the first Tuesday of February next
at nine O'Clock in the forenoon show cause If any
you have against the And said Cutler is hereby
directed to give public notice thereof by publishing this
citation once week, for three weeks, in the
wspaper called the Massachusetts Spy printed at WOr-
said Court.
Witness, HENRY CHAPLIN, Esquire Judge Of said
Court this tenth day Of January IN the year one thou
sand eight hundred and sixty two.
ial5 w3t CHAS. T.. STEVENS. Asst Reg
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-20
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSA-

4 IUMMON W EAIIH UF MASOA-
- CHUsETTS-Worcester, ss.-Probate Court-To
the heirs aaw, creditors and all other persons interest
cd in the estate Of JULIA A. WATERMAN late of sut-
ton In said county, deceased. instestei
You are cited to appear at Court of Probate to be
holden at Worcester on the first Tuesday Of February
next at nine O'Clock in the forenoon to show why
License should not be granted to Russell Titus Admin
sator upon his petition 70 sell the whole Of the Real
Estate Of said deceased mentioned In said petition for
e purpose of paying debts and charges Of adminsra
tons and the Court orders service OF this citation by
publishing the same In the Massachusetts Spy, news
paper printed In Worcester, three weeks successfully
before said Court
witness, HENRY CHAPLIN, Esquire, Judge of said
Court this seventh day of January In the year egh-
teen hundred and siXty-twO.
jas w3t JOHN j. PIPER Reg.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-20

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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-20

~ c. STEARNS. Teacher Of the Piano
Ne organ, and Yiooncello. Roops OF the Church Of
the UNITY Elm street dM mch26
, 1862-11-30

II rec !. Is Tat several gtin2ren, who hold
ii - cla-s ru.:tione or first efaE5Son+u.!e, 3pd
F>er,t % resor: TO s,1btrrfa:,4s. arc issabie to
mach Aqua Greek, h!le The" ucdoaln5 Ethe
r1sts," as Mr. MING, er Harvey. formerly civ
respondent Of the Caa1lessou Mercury xad tue
Scw York Tribune. used 10 term tie Y.r,.li
Det l:e&e--uake their way tIitheF by hook CT
crock. From thuEt who WeFe lucky enough
70 t.e within tie lues when The blockade WAS
Instituted, or rndlgn;dtd enough to take pas
ssEe as r.:zsasts:s clerks, medical assistants.
or the Ike messengers cal,s, armed with pas
ses from Gt-. Burnside.
The slantfsrers Of Gen bigel are at work
agbip, aud. am sorry to ea5, hnd willing
esls in military circles here and even at thu
headquarters Ct The Gentral-ln-Chltt Onu
Was 10 The elect that tSo Of Slgel's reg;-
mthts-ttc -b.n Wisconsin and lI0lh New
fpIa- aaartureu Thoranghfare Gap In such
? l,aIic from apprehension Of au encgaY who
Was '.ot II their vicinity that they threw away
E.sry pf th.t. guns and left buili1d much Of
TWO re. iint,Its ~erc ordered 10 leave Gaines.
siile. The cticers 1T fluit-tlle higher oitlcers
ttc'nte that they we're not consulted think
ing cr10IeGts1y that there was no trans.
Et1tai;cn for them, left behind @ bur
of nuskvss, Eot nttre than flf:y
ln MI, and Il very lew tents. When Gen. .Si2ei
heard cf the occurrences he vas EXTREMELY In
d5.lhat, and rcprmanted the officers In com
uard ytIy sh.zEly. But hcxever mucl. tines
wire 10 tlhlne, they wc:e not, a. We are as
sl,ee by i gentleman Ia q position to know,
rsnle stricken At AL st least not I'LL thcy
fund he tclt graph xi.rs cut down in consi.-
aueEcr OF $ panic At Wa=lir gtun which rascd
IN ctlci:sl u. well as unoiEcIsl quarters. Gen.
Ballcck is q rrtttJ 12au 10 grumaie about
ra1,;s.stricken soldiers; General who a1tfci-
lattd an attaca on Washington from Stuart's
exhausted cavalry alter they lAd CROSSED the
fn- Il.
ccrcingly ordered all the troops here under
a1,la, ind doubled The patrols, Ard provided
buckets 10 ex1inguish the bridges In c.se thej
wtrt tired
another 6to55 to the eject that sons Of ST.
gels troops rrtused gree,3backs rs pay H.
e4uslly upfonnded. Not Il paym..ter haa
been near a regiment If thelu for more Than
month
, 1862-11-30
The fFtl1sLuSh of u TEittto.

TIE Democratic S;1te Convention ut New
Hampshire met i: Cuuca.d few days since
acc Produced some characteristic develop
1asnts. We ind The following speech, by 3
7se=n. inmate 0. Fort Warren. reported IL this
Er.:Gt. Jt.ttfne{-
II. Ga1cAeider seceudcd the ;slAtiu1r1, and
-IaeAe for 1tw r.cntn:e in yery excited
i,.AnE.-. lie announced himself rebel He
Kas Licked Ep tor :or.y days In 3 Jail he ID
never seen the inside Of hrfJsc, bscsust he
~se in iIror Of q ire government for while
p3cIs!e ard NO; for 1f:s.ers. Siays1y &ss t5tht,
IT ctuid rot be 1:Gy"c that Elaverr was r sin
Aty physician eoE!i disp.ove this position.
lie so:ears1is ef negroes were fou: inches
;.t,n ttism. Tie doctor gare seysral o:hgr
Of tit a,.ro's physiological I4ca:iar1tics. and
said, "Got never n1sde III auin.li, cyct:tt 4
ts0Is, that t1stN ksll 20 bad;
Wheu the Customary Resolutions we're cs.
t1r:a, tie Tory noetos WAS sgain I1oG.,,n: to
his feet By resolution #Aich ''re1nca,ttree
with rcide the courage and gallan:rY of ozr
soieiers Low il tht: field" and tesieTet gym
pi1hy to 81 the friends ot those whe have sall.n
In dcterse ot tllt Constitution AID the Juior. u
The DE-. s. noved 10 strike OFT "Cu:sti,1 i.
7!oo.'' for he declared that she Gid not b..
tieSe that CUR soldiers had be-n Eg2tios ier tte
Ctn::i;ut;oc, but for their thirteen dollars 6
Month" AUD tt:= foul libel uroo TIC noble
ren who hare lett home and tz;enls to Gght
tie sst'ies Of their ccuntrr, @as no: rehrkcd
ps The CuG7cu:ior. Instead O. bei:e :adi (.
Ean1iy s1Sstled out Of th- hail. he mas gently
stucE=:zased with II o2e speaker fox iin,er:i.
!rE I.le SUCCESS ct TIC pa.ty.
, 1862-11-30
EGorrE ".F,nnc

In Felat;ou to the recert appointment Of
George " Lime, Of Indiana, brother Of Gen.
james II. Lane, Q: kansas, IS director Of the
1Linsat Denver City, a correspondent. Of the
Indianapolis Journal writes as follows:
Why, not g!ye Dick Slatss. who has been ;ucs,-
ctratea in tile city f1r su11,s weess f.,r 1s1oy.1
piaettces. f'Este:asa arpolntnuunt. Dick /. n
E.st-caes pEuslavcry "bntseslat,n hsfls fr1tu t,s
snne @ comfy, Is more loyal to ahs: goyernnaat
1!stmente, never did half 60 mucI. ue,n VIII. ~ ~
tsfen: Iii. Lincoln for tho Presidency M Isne
arg haE Always been considered 11oru honorabls
le2iitae'an ana more honorable man than Lane.
LhEe, At thc commencement Of tbs war. boldly
tf 1T ts poRsible for hin, 10 be bald favored eacos
eson. lie favored shrse conftdesac;ea, wh1eh Ia
Tom Heniti dis scheme II cutsps Iefc H. IT.
Wts;eIa f:c1n sac Eastern S.a,es' knd EooId jaia
their fortunes Tth the Jsa: ravis b4tternllL con.
po5ntee TO the Colorado Mint. HoosIEu
In regard to this and some other aopolat.
ments, the Journal says:
Mr.. Lincoln Eas ts1e merit OF meaning to do
better, and being uften led By personal soi:ci-
tuition into actually doing worse, than auy
President We have ever had. That be has ney-
er nent to etnbatraEs the Government h7 put
ting its machinery into the hands ct its tue-
11s:se. and never desired to rruteri 1t ridiculous
Or offensive by wcak Or worthless a,7oiut-
r;Erts, we can sit believe wi;huu* word Of
assurance; bnt TINT he has done lust that
which We wonld desire most to avoid ia order
t. rid himself Of annoying solicitations. o. to
phy }or ars:SstimAteG sersices, Ia Us certsiu IA
Tat be i Abrshan, Lincoln, ard nut Jed.
LtaSle. George n. Lane Is not the only rebel
hImpattizeF who tls found IHeans elther to
procure ID appointment, or retain en., from
Mr.. Lince!n's inability 70 say "ao.'' Sot to
go outside of Cur own State. there il tile cast.
q John ". Dawson, Of the Fort Wayne 7Dn.s,
L there vas anything On earth he vas special.
ly unit for, il was Go7ernor, aud sny i,Iacc
especially untis for his gubernatosiai 11oundrr.
lnEs, IT. was Ctah, and any time specially unit
TO tlnst snch men with any thing auy where, II
was 1hs ts1s.e Of rebellion, and treason. Yet
the President Hlade hin G27srnsr pl Utah.
W What influence re have never been able 10
lind OUT, rs Eoeodr siil admit anE agency il
the bnsinese. OF course :he Ecmcut the sp-
point ment got to the Senate, where there
*e1s % men who kne. him, 1t was killed, but
not TIL lis folly had provoked riot In his te-.
rs.ory, that compelled hin, to abdicatu and
abs4uatulAte III = hurry. >'''N
, 1862-11-30

From the y, i. Times,l

,
From the y. Y. TiruesI
Thro,,ah a sruI.oglicllI chAnne} Re have
hpen rl.erd II, ,u,soseai1n of the Official .:3r
rrs1,t,,,tlrace RECENTLY exchanged lrt *re,,4 he
lU,,1nnatic Corps In Mexico anI ene IT ue:tie IN
Min:ttrr Of Foreign Affairs. with references to
the eanishmcnt ln the early part oE list
month. by lis Mexican government ot The
French banker, Jtcher, and BiK other Fsench
ruuitcts who had been suspec.cd in agti qs
corfeeptndepcs not only with the fzl5tds
CT {pt. Is. ntias, III France, brt with tho
chief. If the French Army advancing Oft The
StIspxe 10 say. this CORES ppadcnc. Is
u1ercd b. rotr bsaris. the sixnasn:e OF taG
american Minister AZ Dean OF the u p1oa.t-
,c Cqr1,s, and who, 10 .ats insrauce, seeg.z to
have been krecia?tE cusrsed with the prus;c-
lion Of OF The acent, Of French Intervention ID
The motives for this &c: re are utterly q \
lofe to conceive. France, In her proceelfr g
.x4inst Mexico, has plainly violated ey.ry
principle y wilteh rcgul7tes ths dealings OF oae
natiou with sno.her. according to this reci'g-
nized codes OF International Law. l3r this
reason Siexiro would cle2rl; be absoivet4 TT, II
apy test.aiat under these laws In her tre.:-
ment. un1c. preaeut circumstances, OF Ffe1 :h
subjects. But the question is no: Of such via
latiou on the part Of Mexico In the pro5e ut
Instance. TIE French subjects now ba,iEhed
were detected In almost open violations Of the
werc commenced By their country against
Mexico, became their strict duty, 50 long N
they senaintd in the Republic.
II il difficult, therefore. to see upon what
ground the fore!gn diplomatic corps Of Mex
leo, and mich less tbs American Mtnist.r,
could tase any action. Of tbs nature o1 pso-
test against The expulsion Of French sabie,:ts
FROM Mexico at time wien an army o. 81, 100
Frtnchm.n were marching upon the national
capital with the ayowe:l pu.pos e OF oyerthroF r.
ins the government ut fhc Republic, ard ct
takng possession Ct TIE country In the name
of the French Emperor And sliIl less ia this
evident when the bautahneut is confined 4.
few individuals, and those persons notorioukIy
krown to be acsirely working IN behalf o: the
SUCCESS III TIC French throne.
All TIT o1ld nov knows that the Frcuea
banker nnt AFecplator, Jecker, has been tAe
soul Ut Intervention In Mexico, and that the
great, r7;nc moving 1nomept ia iirst getting
Ibis intervention under wsJ in France, 2s
the immense speculation known ~ the JecLer
Bond atF.tr, IN which, on a basis Of some
f7e1Co0 to s., ,2UG. .0D0 gyep to tas re. olutitn-
arr government tf ZutoagS and eliFlmon ID
e:a5ie 1t to overthrow the cstAtli.h+.} cons Il
trtiopal government OF the republic, clai rs
under she naue Of Bcu1s lave been trumt I'd
, 1862-11-30

MsirxsoH, ,o.a. Nov. i; 1872.
Have you 17er heard os ntt;re4or. s.v- hv
,',; =. 49, ,s,,.s: @ ~ ..n ' s,;!1. s1ra W
Eo" ato snen s''ac;es o'er LIE 1.t o. hoteu
arrivals: Possibly not, and ye; it is the CON-
r:ezciai eeutrc around sAicn Northern Iowa
.,,.u. .. .,,a ,,,,;.a-s. T. ~. s.~.
1ti I'm rs 'as uHsse1se Is supposed 10 Ee7olye
around that ancient city called Boston. Not
bscsu.e McGfecor Il II n,oa,ru Athens. T,t
t,. that II ar ,atsar fts ,n..,it,... ,a1,zt:,n,.
,4...N.:..... =, 4au1'1'7.~ =.
-ssafc nls s:5-tcree 3a1cft!7 Tor Aahony, the
urch ,.nitor and Tory candid IT'S for Congress.
knocts 4tt. sant} ,r,,,u 7:,t.r ,hr, t,,.,rv ~.
>1NS'' -.S
o-saase ~ IL ! hnofs anu tsntl'esate co'nanal'
Is, tie atorseatd fact sienolishcs that theory
also; bat bucarse /: is the outlet the gate
~. ,t,,,;..;..,J
ny ~ 'as asl='i'pt a'o 10 Inc means ot
tiaaslofaaetea1sasi Hafd 1of i laf5e part OF the
northern ;.ott;ou ot the u1wSeye st1te mud
or the sonthp,1, ,,or.ion af ,J;nncsa+, r. "a
:..-,,a3 a,t.. ~,
ID shecti'e'1'~S e1t:, o. ae'us ''sao inhae!t-
z,ts, on the Mississippi HiEe., :555
t-..,~ ~ Ju,, ~. ,..,.,;,,.,
'Io" N'' 7u'' 1aa p.'uSil1l ou2sne5s
= ? t'dpes buying snd merchandising. Lcok
II th.. G..urss .; the trade ot 1S;l-tho.. In,
,h;s 74s1 nm. h,.;n, ma,,a n, r.t 1vs.,s.
,r;, rro e1 ~ oe'' "nea:'
,,e ksGs Ga.tef, ~, w pouais; green
nGes, !'e,4a l,oooos; az T. hiots, 1 Ss.',i9
lsuAas: H1cs=eu aoEe, f,23SS pound.
1ae!e, ,yea haVsn hrasa t1 Acd !c45or. your
s san'ntiSelon @ al; n,eschaats asvf: AZ for ~h1t It
pp1S, ~. WI l'rosAoig nessr Dc Eaowa, but
u = fast aineNEt. Ufe lang, no EcyeE, Is
Hei' a.ss,;sanIe: ano La. IS, that notw1tl-
ttsIans ~ sia!y,dnste II !hSloF!ty for Nahony,
!. taSes seaa' NY copics OF the CHICAGO
1n1 1SE, ana anost ~ Of the 11'sss, sccaSse
W. as Manohsssss ale Iol SeaeflHs ot thc read
~ ciass eee-usS even soale OF them rgT'c-
ssa.e lIe aaie1hel scaehia:s 9! thst Sheet, whose
,;s.; ,S.i'spnGels sse 20 !@G1li'ar vita rcnl:sn-
1ra1 1,e,as ann eaasa =, Eoasts, and because The
!;A. INV ~ IVA, as'o;:a u tae cause of the
nieh, 70 universal Freedom, hrt 70 the rraui't
ol:ssmtsatlSn ! q Of news ano x the reoi!s, 70
2 aetsaef el waasn snasses 5ons aando!pu street
iu's hssshsoE r!eats su::f, ca!sss i. be the
] isas, aro .ns, 30 "h1s y r,eseins eSrasia
s:una o3 t'ea. Aetltl1es ~ z':ne tosei:n epsiE
o. rosEes, n:sa g AVE ui,ea his ,Eurezio.s il
ltsAi:'E ollty, arg VINO 1905 good car'' sn ta
,,', s.,ss' run " ueaf gsieE1 upon tae eve ot
oasl'H. ass1ns spcoehly learned that his tn
, 1862-11-30
Civilization Opposed 10 gallandl.hau,
Democracy.

The Tosy E7llandisaan1 made = speech At
Newark, Ohio, short time since. In that
speech he says the telegraph, tie express
companies. the churches, the Sunday schools,
are al psorsgandists Of human freedom. And
IL thts se is right wecopy f1ou the speech:
>. The railroads, the hara:s, the te1eCrsuh
haes. The express c&mpasies, and snothc,
estmtnt tha. had OF late dn6led Itself In thc
land--tse chuEehes-were al s1rayed aea,uat
tte peerle. The pure alt1fs OF Chr:stS.nity
WeIs e.alsd, aud The disciples had hu1iered
n 1he Ha,kets.. The churches bad DEPARTED
rom 'hc doc1rines OF Christ and him cruc3-
ae1, end taken up the Niger and him xioTt-
hsd! There viii BE- no Union, 40 peace, no
1eiee, no country, uutu you dive out thoee
Eto hsSe detied the temple Of the saviour of
r.. kind, and restore the gospel Ia il pnr;ty.
I = T. tune TO abAndon the sbo1itlon churchcs,
: Refuse them support. It is time to spssk
na.. Iae Sunday schools were used Is a
y'sh of sbei't; sS aet Democracy; nd support SET
kesp yenr ehi.drca It homo. TtE Prass; ;
!s Nsxsl u u history q the @orlA IN tkerc \
ssch Vackedn&as- VAN
, 1862-11-30

Especial Correspondence Of The Chicaca T.ibune. !
~. Tree;1en. -,'' - 4s's.
-. eo-e - Sa4ua 10 sec 1he
wv Nta1es u lne East "io appear to he
making staEd-Gen, BIsnsidc's OF the north
side aud Gen. Itee,s on Tim a,n,h s,4, or.ho
go-,n,,.,n..,~ VI .as
W. 3o'ces Lave 81 arrived Ut
the nseFi ana Tie rebels arc believed to hnyt
ono corps at least, and urohsh]v 4xro co-,,
nm s},e hit1s he1;nd E,a5ax;,,-,h....
s.-z..N.I e'.N"apa's' - aug 10 DC
hIt31pE lac rest o. their troops 10 the same
line aE 1pldly Is possible. Their railroad ia
in rsnu:ng o-6cr to Rfchmc,a--o,,-. ~, -.
ha e-,.hoa "44' .loa
oe.oi1 ne3t Week Whether
11eIs l2s caHacit; OF transportation for The
necessary snr1.1ics ol SO man, men a. a., ,,,.
der Gen. Iee7s comnsnf, ~, -,on S.
=, =. Nv AAo"a' oufs,
Ill tnc oElhioh oa lien. Haupt, who must
hare ell tie Information touching the oues-
*ica in hts rosE.su.on. and u,n ;s -a-a,,,as
~ ha +bo ,n,.I wv - 'sFa.eu
LIE io=A cncsss!ue 2nc capable
railsoad nan that is or ever hHa been In the
e,nplpy OF the roTerument- connh+ ,ossth1,
carry more than tlsT and 4 half. ratinns a.
the army in twenty Jour hours-e,,on..h ~, ~
lied The men, bur Lot enough 10 torr, a aa,ot
le.idc. Supplies can, hcwevcr. at least siicr
t:e rational troops have possession nj hofh
;anka, be brought IN TRANSPORTS 10 Fslmouth
aad Fredericksburg, and this route l2s buea
:eromnend.d ;hy Qua1ermaster General
Wigs. ~
Il Is 'lo1 satisfactory 10 know that our stOn-
x'asd to k!chinona'' army IS ut stand still,
, 1862-11-30
Late From tumborlaud Gan.

7'.EF177714ssx eN1114fc1tt1s11 -5e1.T
a gentleman Just IN fron Barbouryi!le lass
night, reports that rebel raid took ptace il
nd about tnat place one week ago. TIE ez-
islas-not cavalry. e1actly, nar hixA vasmen.
ior tlese latteF are supposed to be 9eptle-
1nxna5-hnt set of ragged, mounted frea.
hooters, wlo take ere1y ching they can lnd
that they Nans; IN The name 81 TIC Southern
son,edssasT LS,,s seh nAvls, Or the devil The
socst GOO Infantry, which belong to Gsusrss II
Mehowan's conmaad. Their coudiion Ia
not superb. nor their living luxarieN.. rse
Federal iints t1te1d NO farther ths1 Rics.
noaa In the direction Of the Gap. Tbs rosd.
xe reported good Ia tAa& Q1MteT, .@'
, 1862-11-30
COMPLICATION.

Ith4 n Ync{1 rnai5o., nv o-.3a- - a., Y11,.
'@,t4t u " uet oa LIZ IeSl-
a:..,.:......,,
&atec"sl6 tAe AlloFnCy General &c procGtd
will, t}.a ,<ecn*;,,, nf fla fit, s;~,-, 49,,
~ Ao A1@' 1A-A@A3 .'ne
seventh sections ei the conflscatiou act, a,4d
cr.,,-;nr s,1 n4,;a. :,:..-'..
oas' !, Hn o444e>'e . ~ 'ue 1l'1ssal' sS'''i@e,
She c;yil authorities in that behalf is MOS,
cppoztune. While loyal citizens arc being
taxed In every department ol business to
eazy On the war aga!nst armed rebels,
millions Of dollars worth Of rebel
property, forfeited By Law 10 tile
public treasury, lies within cur grasp ua-
, 1862-11-30
Total Ecaspes Or the Neo.,

There viii be Iotxi eclipse iof the moon
early On Sunday night, December 9, through.
Gu. the Whole United States. The NOON.
however, will be frequently vis!bIa, and in
color resembling 4 copper di.:. A. the
Eclipse here occurs a. about midnight, the
moon Will be high and At Cuba near the zenith,
1t viii take place rs follows st Chicago: Be,
gins II I:55 p t., and enGa At S:4i \, "A. This
Il t1e last eclipse that viii be visible il Til,
county for several years.
, 1862-11-30

A statistical cogresl>G Gadent Of the S1rann.h
tGa-} a118can, rats fa-tl e series Of start
i:aE calculations, going 70 show th,t ths
Southern a1my AID tie Southern people are
alike IN peril Of starvation. 1t declares thst
If the whisky dlsstllesiss that are spr:nglug up
everywhere are not prohibited, TIE rebel army
will 2aTe to he disbandet for wait Of proris-
fons in less than eaEat nso.tha. It requires
o6. SOC, ,Go0 bushels Of grain and 7s3a.5 .50e, Geo
pounds OF bacoa 10 supply Lie army alone for
one year. Independent Of this there il a Pop
ulAt;on ol ahou. eight 1aillions 10 osu<:.iu. Iu
aGLii;cD TO the danger Of starvation asising
from. multiplication Of dlsttNesles. The
writer rays :he neg1nea will be led into dissi-
patton AID coIEguucnt iusufrec.ion.
, 1862-11-30

The p'!ee Of the Boston newspapers is to be
1a!set. The Joass..i. 71i7'rl's7, and Tr1nscria:
::'sell TIER papers BIZ wholesale at S,..5 ;,e1
hurar:d, single capics, three cents. TIE
A<7a'd, which Sas hceG penny paper, I'll.
he sold for two cenis. The Lera1d n tn:u7ue6
tia. the I}.st, 14l.4r:i,sr and C9urier viii b..
sold at three cente, but will be -e-
3tted In Size These changes take place
next Monday. They are rendered a5solate17
NECESSARY bJ tie present prices OF the nate7i-
sic eEpl=yed. Printing paper In that locality
COSTS about twico SIS uuch today IS IL did a
few weeks nco.
, 1862-11-30
THE NATIONAL TAx-LAv


7iat<s never lose an opportunity to indulge
IL fling al the Excise Tax levied by the
Federal Government for war purposes.
The eTors aid mistakes in the tGS.bill, sad
Tie inequality xith which he burdens iu-
ptscd thereby fall upon different BRANCHES
Of Industry and upon different kinds Of
property, furnish tkem with mater;al for
complaint tAat, SIS The farEaer turns over
his manure heap 70 expose it to the sun
and sir, they have already tossed up full
adezen times While src have 70 charity
for the partisan *,hjee;s which ii. coniuc-
ters Of Ill sucl i':uraals. have in v;cw, ve
have no jussidca1ions fur The many as,sur-
dries cf the lax law; a4I We trust that, IS
ea.ly IS possible il tie coming session Of
Congress, it will betauentied ty the Light Of
common scnst and The b1irf experience
That :he country has hid Ct its WORKING.
Probably no n:n nov in Congress ever
hsa sny s',a7e, Mtere the presen, law, IN
Ecauirg { 1ax-blll -, uaiional purposes;
md in spite If orr census and o1ler sta:is-
tica: tables, E7c i:-!s:s.t if halE dozen Mem
te-s had ally jus. or coupGcs4:n-
sivc iJea u sle immense rcsou7cts OF ire
people, upon which the levy Was to be
placed The prodaet of such ignorance and
ineSIctience vas Of course scron Ct blum
dsrs for which the Legislators are to be for
given only upon ths: condition that :hcy
make haste1o amend and co.7cc; wtat h:s
been donc ainiss-
OF ore hing The country Is slrs=3y rs
sr1rta- tie amount Of money whic1,
will be rsisel BY the operation Of the law
al il now stands, will far exceed the la-Gcs.
figure that lie friends Of the Hi darc! TO
MINT Il VIII literally be cno7mous II the
&c: is risidly enforced Then, as it Is not
The ol;cc: u thc Legislators to raE the cur
Ecl1 expenses u tAe wax, q reduction OF
rates and tie enlargement Of tEc lis. Of
articles exempted, follow as G ma:ier I'll
course. It is evident, also, that the nn1l-
bcr Of articles siscn which 6 tex is lai3 is
excessive; ard iAst The pr;1i1iplc which
determined Tie making " the list SO
comprehensive is, Whatever it may
lie IN theory, Elise in Practice,
and tlaat ct least thousand things named
or indicated mist ae released fsota innos,,
Il Is evident also lhat in some CASES the
tate per cen.- is TOO Algh, and tl1t n 9th
us i: may lie considerably increased With.
out sac!riI'e1t TO tic public veal. Articles
, 1862-11-30
Terrible Murder.

Vim. Mcneil, farmer, residing near Lscco,
In this etAts, vss shot and instantly killed
while atleep IN his bed. os Friday night Of
Last week The wife Of the murdered man
hss besa sRzes:ed On SUSPICION Of being Euilty
Of tie foul decd.
, 1862-11-30

ss'o'st3, BE 7tce::t sc!ion Of Gcy,. Bu:lerin
Lenisis1,s, aud tie req system Of cotton
brokerage insne1zn,cd by Gcn. Grant
promise the realization Of enormous sums
OF ,Eeney to tar government, reducing
by 50 much lit burden falling upon
toySl citizens. and taking frou, the retn1s 4
largr rortion ii the meaas Which would
Otherwise be employed i'll prosecuting
Their inarious war. The law ope1ases
equally agsiasl those in the North who are
lending MD to JEFF Daris as against those
in the South who arc fighting under his
banuers, aud it will fall with unsparlne
severity ufoa every traitor in the land. It
will dry up the springs Of rebellion in
Missouri, kentucky, Tennessee, and
Louisiana with rapidity which nothing
elsr could effect, and 1ili render il IN
necessary hereafter to maintain standiue
armies in districts which have once been
brought within Federal Jurisdiction. Let
Attorney General Bates give the act its
proper enforcement and we shall soon
witness happier order Of things in every
portion OF the country within cur military
lines
, 1862-11-30
tspecisl Correspondence Of thc Ch!csso TrlhnIa
I.s T1t4 EIEt n I N1xta

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: t'tra and f':tAfe i7t47s<e:s-71e nr<xs:,. n.
t"':'Gce y -sAststt"'1 -4gai=.-Txe .aauicrs
Against Gr1l. Sgd.