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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-03
pENSION, BOUNTY, BACK PAY,
Il WAR CLAIMS, AND CLAIMS FOR INDEMNITY,
STEVVA STEVENS, CLARK d CO.,
Attorney and Councillors Mt Law,
No. 4j0 PENNSYLVANIA Avenue.
Washington,

This firm, having thorough Knowledge of the Pension
business aud being familiar with the practice in all the
Departments OF government believe that they eau af
ford greater facilities to Pensions, Bounty and other
claimants for the prompt and successful ACCOMPLISH
ment OF business entrusted to them than any other firm
in Washington. They design to secure such an amount
of this business will enable them execute the bust
ness for each claimant VERY CHEAPLY, and on the
basis Of our pay CONTINGENT UPON OUR SUCCESS
IN EACH CASE. For this purpose they will secure the
services Of a LAW FIRM IN each prominent locality
throughout the states where such business may he had
furnish such with all the necessary blank form al apD
cation ana evidence and also requisite printed pamphlet
instructions aud upon the due execution OF the papers
and traiisn ission of the same to us from Local
Agents, they VIII promptly perform the business here
Thet charges will be ISS1rEN DOLLARS FOR OF
FICERS aud Ia@FIVE DOLLARS FOR pRIVArES
for each TENSION or BOUNTY and BACK PAY ob
tanned, and ten per cent on amount Of CLAIMS FOR
MILITARY SUPPLIES, or CLAIMS FOR lDEAtNITY
~ soldiers cElisted since the LIST day of March, 1861
in any kind Of service, MILITARY or NAVAL who are
disabled by disease or wounds entitled Pensions
All Soldiers who for years or during the war
should it soon close will be entitled Sl00 Bounty ii
there be 10 widow then the minor chdreu then the f-
Their, mother, brothers sisters entitled rs above
JOSEPH b. STEWART
H. l.. STEVENS,
EDWARD CLARK,
O. A. STEVENS,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-03
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80 STEAM rT MHENLr BE-
- NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL,
landing and embarking Passengers at QUEENSTOWN,
Ureand)
The Liverpool New York and Philadelphia steamship
Company intend dispatching their full powered Clyde
built Iron Steamships as follows:
ErNA, SATURDAY, 1arch6
CT OF NEW YORK, SATURDAY, March Is.
CITY OF WASHINGTON, SATuRD AZ, March o.
River.
- RATES OF PASSAGE
FIRST CABIN, SIS 90 STEERAGE, $50 90
do to London, $50 90 do to London, $50 10
steerage Return Tickets good Six Months, $50 90
Passengers forwarded to Paris, Havre Hamburg l3re
men rotterdam Antwerp &C. at reduced through fares.
w Persons wishing TO bring out their friends buy
nSkets mere at the following rates, New York; from
Staerpooi OF queenstown, lst Cabin S75 SSh, and SOB
oteerage from Liverpool, $40; from Queenstown $50
Inese steamers have superior accommodations for pas
sennEels; ana carry experienced Surgeons They
I ater right Iron Sections and have Patent Fire
aees. "FP'' ~ 'io COMPANY ~
JOHN c. DALE, Agent IA Rroadvo,, ~ va,
JOHN BoYDEN, Agent Worcester dtf mch7
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-03

~ VETERINARY SURGERY,
fyza4 D. The undersigned has procured stand at
~SYN I'M. ST0CKWELL'S Stable, No. Mechanic
+>Ss> street, where he is ready at all times to
swer the calls Of those who desire his services i'll
the treatment of the diseases incident Horses
and Ca tie. Patients visited at the stable.
All OF ders for the spaying of Cows promptly attended
to- BY tnis operation they become permanent milBers
1t unattended with danger and amply repays the
with gen rous supply of milk at season when the
article is usually scarce.
lnfirmary at No. 10 Mechanic street.
WILLARD +. RICHARDS,
IS dawtf Veterinary Surgeon.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-03

Apply to our associates in
Now ,York-lICHARo G. ELLIOTT, Attorney and
Counsellor, No. so Nassau street
BROOKLYN. 10 |EPH Nj. PRAY, Attorney and Conn
seor 20. 34g Fulton street.
seor.
New i'aven-SILAS A. BRADLEY, Attorney and
Counsel. r, No. Streets Bull ling.
Ilarttord-CHARLES c. SHULTAS, Attorney and
Counsellor, No lIungerfords Block.
BostOn-BENJAMIN DEAN, Attorney and Counsel
Tor, No AZ Court street
Lowell-CIIARLES NJ. WILLIAMS Attorney and
Counsellor, Nc Sc Genital street.
Waliham-ED'WD l. HALL, Attorney aud Counsel
Worcester STEPHEN J. TWISS Attorney and Coun
sellor, Flaggs Block, Main street.
jed diff
The New York herald., 1862-01-06
ANTICIPATED BROADWAY RAILROAD EXCITEMENT
RGVTM OF THE QUARANTINE WARFARE.
~.~~~~~.~~~S>~~~os>o-~
OUR NUAL MES SAG E,
&e., &c., &e.

Tho Legislature OF the State of New York. by virtue Of
constitutional provision assemblies in Albany on the
first Tuesday in January Of each year. The lawmakers
this year will, therefore, meet tomorrow the Tth
day Of January that being first Tuesday in the month
A great deal Of interest s manifested in regard TO
the organization, and much feeling is exhibited by
the conservative men OF the State in regard to the
course that the leading republicans will take. 1t will be
remembered that the republicans during the last CANVASS
advocated droppnga party questions and ralying upon
che issue Of sustaining the administration Under this
appeal they succeeded In securing the election
sority In both branches Of republican an,ecedsns
an effort il now being made to force them into straight
republican caucus, and drive OF the thirty odd
bsrs elected a. Union men having democratic ante
ccdsnss, the object being TO commit those Of repub
asan antecedsnts to anti administration policy
end In favor Of the Fremont, Sumner Company emanc
patton and arming Of the slaves programme in hopes
thereby Of forcing the President and his advisers from
the conservative and constitutional that he has 90
manfuly taken and has thus far hold to the bitter
snd The organization Of the Legislature Of this State
therefore has become important and vital question
The following Ii the list Of the officials Of the State CO.
yorunont and the politics Of Zach - ~ 3.
The New York herald., 1862-01-06
HEW YORK STATE GOVERIMENf.
~~~~>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~
The Executive, Judicial and Legislative
Officers Of the Empire State.
Political Classification of the
Lawmakers.
-~o~~~>~~~~~<~~~~~~-~~~o~
Legislation Proposed for the Railroads, Canals
Banks, Insurance Companies and the Militia.
Three Million Loan and the
National Crisis.
AMgNDMRyTs TO THE STATE CONSTITUTION.
AMENDMENTS TO THE STATE CONSTITUTION.

Or Municipal A9airs to 10 Turned Upsils
Dswn-Amendnent Of the CITY Charter
Sale Of West Washlngten Market, Hanu-
ten square and Water Street Proper.
ty-Rxtonlien ef the Central Park
CITY Ohanberlah-ODenlng q
Strects-Svm Mllk, Baggage
Nm and other Jobs.
The New York herald., 1862-01-06


This win b. Of the mos important questions Of the
coming session aud ,hs, will need great zeal ~
Judgment the part cr the legislators to the pas
sage OF proper laws Our state militia Cor number Of
years has been sadly tue decline, and, if We ex
cept the city Of New York, the organization such ss 1t
g. has been at the mercy Of tho spectators and poli
oans and used by them advance their own ends In view
Of the signs Of the times and the indications Of out
break q number Of bills were presented and urged
during the last session but most OF them bore upon their
face an imprsctlcabity, and only the bill approprs,ng
five hundred thousand dollars TO be used in case Of
threatened invasion passed The events Of the past
nine months have shown The necessity Of being
prepared for any emergency, and II is altogether
probable that Adutsn General rlhoess win recommend,
in his report, system Of thorough reorganization Of
the militia DOUBTLESS aplan combining tho French and
Prusssn systems. serious question win arise st hs
outset " whether those regiments of State militia
which hsve enlisted Cor the present war md now ia
camp gcrnng portion Of our grand army. ssl lose
hssregmsptd districts ~ 'helr absence, pi new rex
The New York herald., 1862-01-06

the ground that the trac OF the canal viii he ncreas
ed by the admission OF larger class Of boats This
measure will again be urged this session, accompanied
with propositions Of private ndiv duals to do the work at
their expense. with the permission Of lcvying
tain amounts Of tolls on all boats locked through What s
Fate will be time alone can tell.
RAILROADS.
There every indication of large amount Of general
railroad legislation during the session. affecting
less every railroad in the State The warfare tho rail
roads bids fair 10 be renewed with the srcensss Of the
famous Pro Rata session Of 1890 First and foremost
the scheme to levy tolls all the railroads competing
with the canals This project viii be urged the ground
that the expenditure and expenses OF conducting the
have and will Increase the taxes and burden Of the
reoe TO such extent that II will be necessary to
lievs them and the advocates " the toll bill will strenu-
ousy urge that 10 reduce tho of the
people. II remains be seen what strength they will
gather that plan, which they term popular policy
Tho contest look at 10 in any way, assumes Interest
ing and spicy feature and safely predict that ar
portion of the time Of the will be taken up
basing and considering the bill The friends OF the
quehapns Railroad and Chenango Canal extension win
doubtless 10 brought into ts support, under tho idea Of
It's passage helpng their particular measure.
The Pro Rsa Freight bill will again be revived but
presume that the friends Of that measure will finally
settle down or compromise the matter by urging the Toll
bill The pro rata advocates are principally canal for.
wardsrs and any that win tend to divert the
business from the railroads TO the canals win be accepta
be them and they win gladly accept the Toll bill
step In that direction " they can do no better.
The national crisis and the consequent impossbity
raise money for new enterprises win another ap
pcatiop 10 be made to extend the time for the compile
tcn OF several unfinished railroads which havo become
regular vistsrs At Albany such the Lake Ontario and
n - ~
we are unable 10 say whether the friends OF the AL
bany and susquehsnna Railroad will again apply for aid OF
not, m, lnasmnch Governor Morgan has vetoed
several occasions can hardly bscxroctsd tha, he vii
" my favorable 20 up'er The present CONDITION
The New York herald., 1862-01-06

IN. combinstCsoI individuals who have for q number
ol years past applied regularly TO the Legislature for the
passage Of bill creating metropolitan health dlsct
Of the cities New York and Brooklyn again pfepar
pg 10 make another attempt TO the passage Of this
isyor,e msaSure making general and sweeping ohsdss
in the MANAGEMENT Of The sanitary department of our
city gov ovsrhmenb This bill has been and Still pushed
BY republican,, aud there seems TO be bcNf among the
dsmccrafha it win be successful this ySsr and com.
pstybn %f democrats has been fcilctd TO presen,
b,V SIMILAR in some respects, b not 80 extensive
IN its general features, in hopes Of fo9ing
the Legislature TO compromise npon Their
bill IL they pass any. This WIN materially ch1hgs the
general features Of the cOutes, on abe matter Xom d
rect pull for It's passage Or its defeat TOD contest be-
tween two compsDg msbsures. The Or a named places
a tho duties q the City luspeciOrs Once as well a,
several olhsr pc'se. undas the cAfre Of As hoab
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-04

NTIHGSNIA.-lt -ihy Court tssun and fIr tGeS
County, kill RS In the Sud Iounty the ith
september 1852 purusn TO the lanai the Gov.
NriLia TO his eject made the I'D dag Ct g;it,
1861:
Thomas oroxon Esq, Attorney for the cmm nvei b. Ia It's
Court tzyr few sp roprae rs snnounced 10
Govt the death Of william j. Brooek. Wl.n Wrgtt aud
William Kemp the hrst name being en5tr ~
oeut the Lass named pr'ctsog ct neJstps Court
fell In III hatet Id bic raond dy vh lie fal
snpy the ,at ~ and havsg aho offered e1mble
sundy Sluoas Ia reAt the said deaths, us
oried enered Of record anens the PocedIg OF he
cou-, and Is ioll1~si
rbsns announced Court Capt VII !. Booct',
lat. suber hereL 4id CSp.. Wilial Wig tanI ley
vii GsElett l.te msmters OF TIE bar. prscng IL This
you t ofhs hjh Keg rsnt OF Virgin Vo.un have 9!
their ,es Viii 81 inty leading ts i've % ps nj
Richmond, AMI hs oout tS tncsr, std
NJ nbe e ca, feeling deep ase CT tn ln tlD have
d.atns q friends sad gsabt III ser and
vi hing hsir high appreciation OF their In TIE
delenc. o0uny yell o! tie ,oia do
Resolve Ia tie deaf Of these traye young tbs
Court I hcr, Of tie bar n the eomaony
IN e,t eit1 u.s. have su,tsned tai o and tn. country,
viii THY generously devoted heis lives, three OF
braves, de
ved That testimony OF respse for the galtbt &c
We she members Ct Cour The oncrs ureof and he mem.
be Of the bar will the basge OF mourning for AIRY
days "-...Fr. :, 49,
Resolved That the ERIK OF h co7rt do iruiih I, the
Ip AnI,s a The deceased copy OF the pTeceednis
and thiiees me upon The record, q h Coa' "a
ceoy be sent u tbs pehmonH paper, for publ atgj.
AID the. eBpon tbs Court 81 'efped
ACopJ-Tsre.
Eesi-it JAi ROY AIoou clsrt.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-04

tia. 4 descriptive list mast and shaH % iur'
uisbsd Of the vessel engaged, her name, her ton
n,rs her Umrnsnt, aud her officers and crew
,hs,au0a sxsuinaton of the best authorities 10.
.rr,ops L,v shows that this idea Is without founda.
ton It is declared to be tie tight OF ell nations sr-
ysped IN var to use the mes fsisnt sans in their
power to e Of and GsOy il practicable, the resources
Of the enemy psovided they abstain from infringement
upon the rights Of neutral nations.
The present aH Of the Confederate States In relation
to tie issue Of letters Of naqus and repss has neces
sary been rendered inOpsrsiTs BY reason OF the i'm
prAccaby Of procuring Vefsss within the Confederate
sttes.
Hwas'thus made impossible to comply with the Third
Section Of the Act of March g. 81, in relation to pr
ya,eerpg Hence their attention has not been specially
eA'fd toit f..r-.
The section referred 10 reads Is follows:
HSIc s. That all psrOons applying for letters o
ua,uue aud repEssl pursuant to this act shall safe
wrtrg the name and suitable description of the toa
mage and force Of the vessel and the nse aud place
rssderce Of each concerned therein, ard the II
tended number of the crew; which statement shall o.
signsd oy the person persons making sueh apTlcs
ton and fed With the Secretary OF Safe, o. she'll b
delivered 10 any other officer or person who shall be EN-
ploysd TO deliver out such commissions, to be oy hin
transmitted to he Secretary Of State"
Now the change asked for is simply SO to aer the eI
sag law as expressed in the above section, as to DIS
psnse viii the des Tipve list, the commission being is
susd and bond required heretofore the parties CD
tanrg the letters Of marquis being conp:led as soon Al
practicabis, 70 transmit to the Secretary OF State th'
name Of the vessel engaged as PIiVsteer.
Toe necessity of thus dispensing With the descriptive
lists ia apparent, In the vessel b. cast away, o.
cutlsd to prevent her falling into the hands Of the enc
nv, the 90 rmission ia rfscy worthless, And sinee
if on the accidental capture Of vessel by the enemy he
description on the face Of the commission Of her com
mauae' does not correspond With the actual description
"kIAgsg for piracy is the result to her officers an6
crew.
But are We to see our legislators take refuge behind
Iuterr aoIal Law" from the responsibility Of author
ing partisan rany1s upon the high seass VIII 1hey
permit our enemy so unscrupuous and inplAcabe, Il
tide the waves at will blockade ports and cut US Of
from intercourse with mankind, and not even dhput
bis right to do sOs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-04
WINCHESTER, Sept. 2S, 1854.

To "a. Editor Of ths Whig.
During the las; session Of Congress there was an &C.
passed granting bounty Of $50 10 all soldiers who
would re eulsl in the Confederate service before given
time, VIZ: twenty days before the expiration Of the
time Twelve monthly for which they had originally en-
LET d. TIA, bcuaty TO be paid to every indvidu
50 re enisrg b. the recruiting officer who mustered
him into the service of the Confederate Government;
but 81 time on, change was made, IN order to
save somtb9dy Hite trouble, in order to give some
person better opportunity Of cheating the poor solder
out of kis s,ansy Dues and Of filing his own pockets
With the puLlc funds. The change was this, viz that
the bounty longer to be paid by the Recruiting
officers but by the qusrermssers on the first pay day
after these re.enLs.mtn had been made. good many
h,ve succeeded in getag said bounty, but many there
are Eho hsye not been 80 Fortunate Aad likely enough
never will &C. unless the matter Is vel looked into by
soue hoasst person Payday after payday passes, and
sdH ID, cry is-"You will be paid your bounty neI,
PIT CAV" Nov, the QUESTION Is, to whom does this mo
uey gar !f, taken out ct the Treasury II 50, and
the soldier does get il, who ia bersi ted By Y-
Since Cocgrsss has passed the bill should sse that IL is
carried cut in good faith.
lam 20 4ier myself ard know the utter lmpossbiiiy
Of soldier supplying his, at the present high prc5r,
with everything which is necessary for his comfort from
the petty san which s SLOWED him per month. say,
then, let al be paid their bounty money, for truth s
tee and humany's saSe. Il.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-04
HOUSE OF REPREsENTArIvES.
The House met at II o'clock 1. Y.
EXECUTIVE COMMUNICATIONS.

EXECUTIVE coEYUsIcAfIors
The Chair laid fore the House veIal communities.
ions from The President transmitting estimates from the
Il ads OF .p,rtuent Referred TO the Committee on
Ways aud Means
Also CON muncitcn from the Postmaster Ger eral in
relation 10 The constitutional provision declaring that
or certain period The Poet Office DEPARTMENT shs'l
b. sell sustain ing R'erred TO tho Committee on tho
Jud cary.
Aso commur jca,ion from the sIs.sry of Var rea-
tive 10 the Loui'isnl War Tax. Referred TO the Com.
nitse on the J Id'ciny.
Aso COMMUNICATION transmitting reports OF Courts
Martial 10 cases Of drur ssnnesi OF op,rs In the army.
Ibid on the table aud printed.
CLOTHING POE THE ARMY.
Mr.. CHAMBERS. from tie Military Committee, re
ported bill en. IAN act TO encourage the msnufae-
of clothing and Shoes for the army Of Tho Oontede'
rate Statsa.
The bill provides for TIE bringing into the country
port duty free csrds, card cloth machinery and other
atclss neceis Try to the maru'so Of clothing and
shoes for the army Tne bill vas pHsed.
FILLING Up ixisiIsG RrGMISrs.
Mr. MILE3, from the ccmm!t.,e reported bill
suupem ntary the further provide for the pub.
lie itleuce 50 9, TO adm, OF the ig up Of existing
regiments, bstt.lione, 3, Fss "a.
srAyy OF THE Aiqy.
Also su &C. to amecd the &C.: otgaaiEins the General
saG Of The Army. Plssedl -....
ARMY C3rrs.
M nSS oI Tho nz,,on and of;es1 inc Of
a. uni p Is .. ~ p. 49,
0''P' NC A''n'0' 80
UNITY =, ,ueLouehkp AND pLoiAs.p soLpiiks.
Mr. aakBl > from Ihe same cemnee Ph.i
6! p'o'lGins i9' he grAnug OF pounsI 10
dseahfse' Or o'eeaseu SO'aef' A'''u'y .-.-
... APPROPRIATIONS BILL.
The Horse thea to' up The neral sppropra'ion Dill
fer the mou,h OF D csmber, tso2, which Wn piSe
vi:h ve'. slight sIscs sTsn's'
TAX AILE.
The House having resolved itself into CGmmittee Z
the Whole took up for consideration the bill 10 raise
rsysaur kn9"h So mo ~ e -, Hama. :, f.vo, If
,bs Nm n aV me- connie, SOMETHING must .vd,n.y be
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-04

Rlp,ss SEcSssIoSIsr CO RtlL a West FIirlee,
Vt, - pigtts sires, man named Wisou Eas rest
ed 20 ride 90 "sooden horse" fer expressing S,
son seaums2's Tne Tex. day be Ue7t to Bradford
village 70 obt4ia ;gsl redress Eheo tao captain Of
company o. volunteers stationed tere, compelled him
q ctser the American x The esp:s'2 then ordered
him 20 curry tAe A " all the afternoon, but he reued
and tore the g and broke the h'g-sl. q .hereufon
tbs soldiers gave him ano hsr ride on raj. 0le Of
the leading N, of the village demonstrated, aud was
Threatened with similar Treatment A farmer living
near the village also made remarks that cff,nded the
soldiers and party Of them visited Bis premises thai
night The farmer found them N bis orchard and gave
cssss when ooe Of the number rul ledge Of rocks
and bg.ke one o. biz legs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-04

"SroEIwALLn ADAINsTERs TIE SAGRLarH.-0n the
mcrning tf recent battle HArpeI's rry, after
atrnou by che If his ChGpsns Stonews Jsct 'on ySc,
by lbe vsv an der in the Presbyterian Church, sd
mpiser.d the sacrament to the church mer bsrs in
army 10 invi ed all christians to participate in this
csr,m,ry Baptist, Ihs strlighles: Of bii &C., tho.
roughly inbu 9TH the IDEA OF close communion, was
aesr 10 be-, s;e bot the occsou and the MAJ who pre-
sided ovecsme ls scruplss ald thus I. bee happened
that the prospect OF hit aud the ecqueuce Of Jack
so1 made Bipst forget that BIptsm Is the door into
tie Clurch Ia all Jasksena army oath is rarely ut
tered religious enthus.s pcrVades It, Which makss
every man hero CoLsc ousu thu ju'tcs Of cur olus,
and ubusd vi The rcrgest CONVICTIONS Of patriotism,
bis men are irresistible In t6is iucidsnt We have
explanation Of Gen rel Jaeksons inVrcibli!y, ard We
ae thus e. atlel TO understand Why his men are all he
ross aud Why they endure Nitsous murmur the sever.
et hsrSss,ps 10 ahci Any troops have been subjected
turi the "a, Wuon pace 8 restored il viii be tontr
sn.ugh for Auy uan to say Il belonged TO the army CT
S.oatvan Ji,k -Ha,zviNs Rtgi'tr.