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[PUBLIC-No. 1871
AN ACT to authorize an additional issue Of United

I'M -aNI 10 uUIHOTlZt an AduNlOnAI issue OF United
States notes.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatives OF the United States of America in Con-
gress assembled, That the secretary of the treasury
III addition to the fifty millions of notes payable on
lars, heretofore authorized by tile acts of July
seventeenth and August fifth, eighteen hundred and
ssi%ty-one, be and he is hereby authorized to issue
ike notes, and for like purposes to the amount Of
ten millions of dollars; and said notes shall b
deemed part of the loan of two hundred and fifty
millions of dollars authorized by said acts.
Approved, February Y, 1872.
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8eh Dork Embellishments.
TTHE PARKHURsT BURRING ma

HNHE PARKHURST Burning MA.
= CHlNE.-The Letters Patent originally issued to
stephen Parkhurst. May 1915 The ''Iurrne Ma
chine was on The 18th day OF April, 1859 extended for
seven years from and after the LIST day OF Nav 1859
The Undersigned sole owners of said extended
term ANA person party has right to make use or
sen The machine without right derived FROM US. And,
IN or That taere may be misunderstanding, We
hereby give notice thai right the exclusive en-
Joymcnt Of sad invention Will be protected bv every
proper legal means, ard all persons ho make sell
use these machines, without right from us, will
promptly prosecuted for damage $50 machine, for
lnjunctiOls to restrain them from further use
AS the Atlas Manufacturing Company have license
to manufacture said machines 2O3 Center street.
in the-city OF New York where is CONVENIENT man
acturrs To them, here no paliatng apology
for iniringements upon our rights.
Mir. 5: H. fABKIURSTi is The Agent Of the Atlas Man.
utaeurinR Company AID is generally in attendance at
their Office. FRANCIS MORRIS.
CHARLES A BULKLEN,
ny d2m* 60Bi W. RUSSELL.
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s,vrsgsg gse p. f.. NICHOLS, dealer In
s---s..s-S~ all khds Of FRESH AND SALT FISH
L0BSTEkS OYSTERS, &C.. AT wholesale and Estan
At the Fish and oyster Market No Foster street Wor
oehLer - Families and PartleBsupplied with OYSTERS
atbhsrt notoo dn mchl2
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OFFICIAL.


LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed at the Second Session Of The Thrtya eventh
Congress,
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G3mnlbuses

SPENCER. LEICESTER
EEBEGFsE>-G9 CHERRY VALLEY, NEW woR
e-f=sEs-i LIZ CESTER, and WORCESTER ON
gt7x5a=3sSS-7fT44fA NGBUS. Winter arrangements
s1z<=s-25=.xAAifsk commencing Dec. Is, 1851
Leave Spencer at Leave No. tlaggs Block, ST
4.3O p.
Leave Leicester at d m, I,S9 p. M; leave M
Flag Block al 1883 .. M. and 40 p. n
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Evenings; LeaN 3
Leicester at 500 and No Flaggs Block at $50 O'Clock
Leave Cherry Valley Is minutes after starting from
Leicester each trip
Leave New Worcester at $50 a. M. 1879 3. m l.2O
M $50 p M. 6 AZ p. m; leave No. FIagga Block Ut
$3.50 q. m, Y M, $50, 30 5 80 p.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Leicester 9. IS, and Cherry Valley at 93g &
Leave City Hall at 3 Is D. N.
Leave New Worcester at 10 a. NJ and 30 p. Leave
City Rail at close OF meetings.
Express RuHinesR promptly attended to.
L. B. STONE & CO., Prop'rS
M1LLBURY AND WORCESTER ON.
NlBGS leaves No. 1913 Main street, 10 a. and
40 p m From Mibury, leaves Lovell's Hotel at 30
a NJ and 1870 p m; and leaves the Post Office at
N. and D. dtf $50
\.1sa GRAFTON & WORCES-
- 1k--4s--LA TER STAGE-Leaves Grafton at u
SAZN-gY1NEa1elN5 O'Clock a, N. and n. m.
--------1=s Leaves Worcester at lt3 a. m. and a
p. u5l j. Z. CIItTTENDEN,
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NORWICH & WORCES.

sE.:=55i.5z:s;.5s TER RAIL ROAD.-wxrER 1RRAges
-, MES Slro eSSm nlIIs cling Dec ?, 1851.
$O a: m WAY Passenger rrain Connects Al
Concord, Manchester, &c; at Worcester Junction viii
trains from Boston. Providence. and Western road al
with express trains for New Haven and New York
,, Al 40 m (Way Passenger Trainl Connects al
Concord Manchester, Lawrence Fitchburg &c; and al
worcester JUNCTION with trains from Boston Providence
Providence and Hartford arrive in season for tins train
steamer New LONDON viii sS aR tS 3r Asm York. BY
Twp m Steamboat Express Train Tor New York;
cord Manchester Lowell, Lawrence Nashua Fitchbure
&c; Al tlaipneld with trains from Providence. Leaves
A. . M Trans Going North, lsare Norrich
Express Train) FOR Worcester and Boston, Nashua
Tf1tG;a a6 Lowell Lawrence Manchester Concord
AT SO m WAY Passenger Train Connects at
in Providence at $50 a. m; at Worcester junction Win
tTalns i9r Springfield Albany &c; with trains p !
6oston Nashua Lowell Fitehburg, Lawrence, Man
At 3.45 p m. Way Passenger Train.) Connects .;
Planaeid junction with trains from Providence
anq Hartford Reaches Worcester in for expiesf
mch8o All P. SIN. ANDREWS. Superintendent.
1ssss5s7577Ei5s7 BOSTON & WORCESTER
60 -. III "a a. iL.BoAD, = WINTER -ARRAEGh
isSI------S- AhN1' commencing MONDAY Nov. is,
PASSENGER TRAINS ieave for Boston, as follows:
Leave Worcester at 4.35 Exp, Z, $40 a. M s2O Syn
t Tsns :5Sri FER i p m The 1870 and 400 p n
station '''e upper all o'nerS from Inc Lower
Milbury, $40 a m. $40 p M
Grafton Z. u, 1895 a. m. 40 .. N.
Westboro'i 7.5o i0.l7 a m, 432 pm
Cordayille, al 1928 m. 444 p. m
Ashland, Is 1885 d. m: i,5l ,,
Milford, no, 9.45 a. m. 4.l0p m
Northboro' Z, a m 400 p. 70.
Marlboro, 1924 a. m. AIS D. m
Erauingham; 5.25,Express 500 Exp. O5 Ie4s a. d.,
Eatiok, ne, sis, iIdo a. : NJ loo, 5l5p,m.
saz0nvie, $50 a. m. l2.l5 p. m.
Nswton Lower Falls, el5, 9OOa M, s.45 500 p. N Al
Yves. Newton, 627, IA, sss, 9l2, IL22 wor. M,
* S3 ~ TX q 2 m s Aso Wednesdays at 1912
f52O $50 9, 10 p m On Sunday $50 m, and l2l5and
tlhsonHectlon with trains on Charles River Branch
special Newton and Brookline and Monday ii D "a
worcester tinils may be omitted.
TRAINS leave Boston, as fellows
oF New YORK, via Springfield $50 Exp. Exp.
New YORK, via Norwich, $50 Exp. D. m.
11S5oslyl 400 ss9 Exp a; m. LIS, 2 Exp. pm.
Mlli9uryl 1907 m AIS p. n. 'N"' . ~ - p ~
II 100 a m LIS, AIS p, m Also, Mondays al
Ai %s,tSo5 :, zoo m ll5 Lis $50 Exp.u Also
Gor1a'lle 100 a w.il5,45 m Also. Monday, .,
:, ashland 100 a. m. ll5,4lsp M Also Monday, r,
Milford, 100 a. M LIS. 4l5p.m
korthboro', LIS. AIS D. M,
Marlboro, LIS, AS D. m
ss SorIEa aP sS5 ox sSo Ss0 EXP ~ Exp as
Natiek, lQQ $3.50 am. y, LIS, 4i5 545 Il p p M
Newton. lte Wor., s, $50. a. m. H. LIS wor IA 80,
545 CD alO p M Also, Mondays and WednesIavs 10 ~,
Brookline, = 20, 1850 1900 la. M .lgls2ao
g. 4 s lO45 p m On sundays 10 a. m. II Is and d
~ Kew York Sunday Mail Train at s.2o,m 70.
press Trains stop only az birmingham.
Boston. Nov. -. 1861. E. B. f6Ht9lIidPs' sup.
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ASAPH WOOD, STA
VIGOROUS TAFT County
AMoRY HOLMAN Commissioners.
AN IHONl CHASE. County Trnnsnrn

SAFlNGS BANK.-Oflice in Central ~.
omen dai for ne NE worcester Mechanics Savings Bank is
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HIS INDIAN EAlAlENAGOGUE has hut one formula
and strength and is put up in bottles Of convenient
size, dramatically sealed with accompanying directions
and forwarded 10 all parts OF New England the United
states and the Canadas in packages perfectly safe, by
mail express receipt OF single price Of S. per bot
tie. Communications by mail Strictly Confidential
and contain his nvariaDle fee Ui 81 TO insure at
tentiOn.
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Expresses TT.

E|ULLER'S NORWICH AND W0R
n CESTEB EXPRESS.
OrFICEs--No.t Lincoln House Block, Worcester. n
&. BrGckeIIdges store, under wauregan House Nor
witch, Ct. -' '''i
Al packages should be marked Fullers Express
Worcester, Sent. l. 1855
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l5B@ Bear in mind Hill's Indian Ea'g,eRagogue is
preparation intended meet and cectuall remedy and
all Of Female difficulty confirmed transient
and is the only preparation which Will accomplish that
result, being the production at physician widely
known throughout New England ana other sections OF
the Union, and whose success and testimonials far
coed those of any other practitioner OF his in all
branches OF PTfrdte PTactice, 10 be found in the
try. ~ NO preparation OF Indian EmmenagOEue is
warranted Genuine unless purchased the Office Of
DIR. MlLL. No " Main street, Morcester.
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DIR. c. Il. HILLS
Renowned Indian EmmenagOuge
ISrALLIpLE INDIAN EMMENAGoGUE,

experience proves to be most speedy and ctcacious in
its operation. and is Warranted Harmless, and always
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Ias.sssasl- " URCkSIEk & NASHUA
s I==--s5szzz=zs==s-sf IL ROAD.-WINTER ARRANGE.
S=-3e-MENT.-rra as follows Leave
"p6e se,s d at nv and Ills m, and 40
At Nashua, all trains connect with the two trains q,
CONCORD where passengers take the cars to and from
the Northern the Psssumpsic, the Boston, Concord sn
Montreal, and Vermont Central Railroad
Az Groton Junction, trains connect directly with tn
trains Of the Stony Brook Railroad: and also with rains
Of the Fehburg Railroad with the exception of the first
tram from Boston and at Ftchburg with trains Of tina
vermont and Massachusetts and Cheshire Railroads
For further particulars and connections with othe
roads see Pathfinder Railway Guide for the New Eng
land States" a. W RFNTIFY Snnft
worcester Oct Z, 1861. dtf iel
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Offices, and shall each become o,,s5 -. ~, yr,..,
statss o. America, with one oe more suFeties 10 ne
Ary Of the Territory Of Colombo ana ofthe scTsfa
o. the Treasury with the condition OF the flitbf5I
performances oGths duties oftheir ONCE '''-
Sec. l. And be ft further enaett a. That the v,nsr
y OF the pnsness OF said branch Of the mint
OF ths United States shall bs under the control and
fegulAtonott the director of the mint at PhadephiS
sglpect TO the appreciation Of the recretary of ths
tFeasury: and for that purpose It shall De the dnt
OF the said director 70 prescribe Gu6h md
require SUCH EetuFnS periodically and oecHIionSIIy
and 70 establish such SchRFEe8 for paFfinis
eninE and coming as elall to him to be ece
aTy ioE the puFpoea Of cAFFying into effect tISinl
lention Of this act in establishih said branch 4 Sls
toE Inc purpose Of preserving unfl5fmlty Of veiFt
hha nnlsh ia the coin stamped at said branch
Sec; s.. And be It further lenaets{i, Thaf aid
gEanei! mint shall be place of deposit Tor aah pul-j
st S5 = = sGS sssEetaEy Of the Treasury az
VINO RhAA PertoTm the duteS Of 5tTp1vlr6r fheF1of
shal, nave the custody ofthe same and aSo PERFORM
pose shall be SubJectto an the eo1,5j,sI
in an act entitled : An act to provide fr tbe 6effS
III Fsnr :, ~ and tqr the eollsetion
nc EeNenue approved August SIX, elEhfeeI itiuiTtI
aG 6elates to the treasury M thsa
Sec. Q. And DO Il further enacted That IN, =
Inteudent OF said branch mint DO 6uth0rfEsd 6
terms to be prescribed by him, to issue In
Of tile gold dust and bullion deposited for asS,, y
@ 2lne drait or ceTtihcat e4 fdsposif pay.
tois " the or any Sub-treasuryo Unit
ted g any dep6stor eleetihg 70 receive pay-
lnent In that form. ss
SscT And e 1t further enacted That ali the layva
and parts Of laws now Ia fnFeg for the Fe1iation n
the mint OF the United States and for the
0I the ocerS And peraonV employed theFein ana FDf
the punishment Of all offences connected With the
mint or Solnage OF the United States ahaIl DO and
they are hereby declared toabs in full force ia eiS
tt0n 70 the branch of tho mint by this act estSbIiS
cd a. iat aA the " liie may be Applicable Thereto
sec @ ana " p IuEtheE enacted, That the sum OF
seytnty-hVe Thousand dollars be and the All & n
hereby appropriated, cut Of 9sy moneyin the FrcaS-
w not 9lllerwise appropriated, to carry Into effect
o. the current year and for the hScal year ending te
thiFleth oI June eighteen hundred and Sixty.t6Fee
Approved.Ap q, 1862. n l.-f1 y,'1'is'7.
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wheeIing VVhoIesaIo q Rstaii
SHOE MANUFACT0BV

4eSa TIL undersigned may be found at i Il
Alain street. NiIete We are, drtSnsIVeIys e
u Misunderstanding the latest and best styes
Geg 9aailty Of Iadies Misses, ctildrehs Ioys aud
nenuenlen SlllisSs expressly adapted to the tnTfeI
aud necessitie Of tile ctizcns Of Whceling Snd tS
surrounding country, which We 7oHOF at whoiessioa
na resi- az prices which cannot fail to please Tie
We invite the trIlle, aud 7the public, to call and
eAhInipB our goods. While We gratefully remembers
Past AEOfs which have already far exceeded 6hT
most s9tSplnc eNPect0tlOns, we hope In tho future
70 merit continuance and to share large icreasa
OF public patronage. n $50 - ~ - : - -
Having largely reinforced our manufacturing de-
Hrtnehti with oxpefionce and accomplished mel
eilnies We arc prepared TO ulanufaetursstyies and
sizes border for tile trRde and public flsai7 -
now uii1pg JASaW. PILLsBURY co.
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~
} ~ III III W tI'Ci9ll-A-4 Il ,,mAl-hINl
l.,-,.,... -. 49,
q loo 8 = q
Iphkhowt 10 5df ststs ItSislatSfs WHAT Wa
people were more pure than this PEG pie at
e4ss Perl9f99 if9,,, ,Vgl When was our commerce
was more p1so1 ,, OF ,I Iae world
ion at that time? That WSs tSs p5sfios a n
our history whe honesty and indus tts!y2 were
sstespisd virtues e {hs re-
ers ss - aV vissa;S ss,9 sSefy staF
ador1ed With some gold ana isiiys3 AMI
never had had. We less eohyehience and cost IN
| Y. talns porting money from point to point, -
thlsi then, 1.sl, was W dohe by ttaders aud inet-
cpants 9etere We had lea aEned the ma Gic of
! hs.iIR eteatiInR corporations. with monopohzlug'
/ 1PFiVlilsges: ne merchants were then hon.
l'est anu accommodating, and their credit
/ was better than your banks. Bank sns.
pensions and explosions aud bank IRE.
sPonslbihty, have impaired public confi.
gsnce IN this modern system of credit.-
.Ihe system that will promise 70 pay to-
day, and be Authorized with implnity to.
refuse payment pY to morrow, may be ap.'
proved BY the swtndler, but not BY the
t59pess %9 man; an u the Commonwealth Of
per TitboSt Ss ~ perez ; SSSit pros
it might be supposed that this district Of
ten miles square could do likewise.
Z, So much for the sneecb Az s,ssrro5
The Wheeling Times was the competitor
Oh tue A'ytts 1nithOse days, and was the
Whfg paper, supporting General, Harrison.
The oEnan,srs sIvsr, 1T ,,,.,,-,,1,,
o,bo. e,',t -
-. 'IO,e .ete uot uAys. eihe Argus
'qmg Upon tue - 1'a'es me- FecoFd Tor the fol-
oWipg ep'n!oP Of GeaeFai n i Harrison } before re
Z wy y.a e.o g, 80 yita
- .sss. .. !ll1t'i, Harrito1 tstHe
T5s D ~ w OI fs % :, ss
down every good thing. on which thoy oould
lay their hands7ethey hare Itrost stratGdia in
snsIF, poWer navslderanged7 our dom este
BELIEVE GENERA tHIl aRRIs6S,oH u n s ~ HAS HAS
ETHE CAPACITY TO sUNrANGLEs THIS
RANBLbED SKEIa,; we do not believe he
an.SnI9 ,on19 %nas l mas been wrongly done md
Iags s reepOm.iit,y Of e al iS9, y ~ ,,Js, ,isss
I,tt ~ ths hatads 6tSd Ivdigy and that WIG
fNUoAfEIENI.''iqgs s4.a se2si al a9i
oa19E9gqa.siyge nave .iI ~ copy Iy Of .f' the
A' = So sss Mhas tsPsy y maze 70 thts sx 6
tract ota us EecoEa'3 we should IKE 70
see, for it certainly was a pretty tight cor
derito get out OF. An o,lier tbFnst Mt the
d 4 Z, 5,5;I I, :, : =
= - st'la sus Glpe P4sfasti7z y Z
gEepaiaha loo, ID Gda{ 81 Aiqined . 10,
IL The article in, the 7EAts, abusing John
H.Knote, WilliapaBukey and Colo Thompson,
purporting To be n commuhieation; is an
editorial from James E. Wharton. > When
you see nythingiiu that paper extremely.
I. the remSsks, 5Fe indelible:9 The sul-
prfsss - 3 asg f9 'o@ sS 1wasne'5'' @ sen
HefSi i s1so a6otl,sr. a-, ora, = ,,b,,,, tba
2si 10 -1B7ii9 ~ 67SkSi i SfS5sSs
gf ;istdiGglsts zifl.. goa .,55tai "a
lLns Wegt OF roo om, as,Welll as ind disposlr.
Ll9n, lnANlpg 9een ppWell t0F several days,l
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~ ~ = OFFIoIAL.

LAWS, OF HafUNITED STATES,
Fafs'a at ne SsOna ..ssSoa Of ne
Hl t1i- = .CbF9reRs; 80 Z 30,
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Al IntsFesting RelIe--A copy of the
GSomentoss Gaa Ofiths Days. that arel
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CARR9N JI7
Savings Bank Of Wheeling,

MONEY RECEIvRn7u ON lTBANsI -DEPosTT
M InteSest paid on Special Deposits Colleettone
PTSnPsly Pns 1VIS @ f5 e Is Sc d!s
sArLP HTLDRBTH, TEoalprer., tAPn14-es.
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- - tP0BEt4-Al6. t6Stt s3frtii Z n1sin 1.
An ACT % sstdBli1lf lEaiSH mint q The United
3 statsa q DenVaEin ths Earritor1 Colorado
Bst enacted BY the Senate and House Of Repre-
Qf ;the United States Of America IA Con.
gfo5s5 asssibled, That brunch 6f ne mint of tie
United sta'e5 eloeat6d and ostabifshed 6t DenTer
ta the Terrisorys otI Colombo, far Rhs coinage OF
fss1s See. 2. Ana IL Il lkfrt5F !.
tng ON thS bGEness Of s1id brunch, the fOI5ihg Or
neers shall be appointed the public inter.
est shall require thsr fpon the n6IiI Ihation
q the Rrestoept and h1d 6onBentof
heSsnas4i namely: Qna - Fef
0ne1aeteF AID one eolneFs aq flls Ssidsg.
psrintehdeue 4lHl snjpl5y q many el&fs,
rate soEzren ard lAbotGrss sBnd the iirrGtton u
tie sseFptAEy pf th8 4reAEpEy,A may. b. teqnired-
o tAlaEtts o. tho, peesrl .bait BE ~ foiIoiS
TP tbt tAS sdal5E ta6 th6ua1nd doI5
laF9;ltQ 4h9 th9 elHl n hphdEsd dpl.
la55i e ths g5sltss qlla glshtee9 huFdred
dollstei - tlla 90 q do to
the olelC3 sahPtda tklasn and ahdFprE slchl
EHSss Et5S aas 6 eEe eseeEiihs 70
ileti a = fdttlItf tiioi ssIs
agd eiifial Hted linief fore s.,
tsFiag gP29 ths le1sqqti9 e n i fake
n Pstto @ tte INT
~ STATE Or q thS Suprouoe Court q it1lT
taithily end igentiy the duties oft fthoir
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LIST, MORRISON g CO.. NJ. ~.

0HN LIST. 81 i ROM. lEnARIsosl. iil ~. R.LoQAH
GUaGan11sE. - -. !. I.nAyElRohI. 4. ~
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1, Understand that tn ssbill pndercoasid.
Grafton proposes to continue the existence
of the incOFp6Fate dhli1g stiEdtiotis Of
thisidistrict until July of they ears sa2 : 1,
also understand that those Illustrations.
Wit6s sidgle exception, are all a Howl,
edged be in state of suspension, Il, al.
rect violation Of their. charters; or, In 9TH,
er words, in open and public iusurrecfion.
against the laEs.sS edsdsIaM
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Wholesols FoeeEs q E rods se De9fisE3s
ENoS.TO Ghd so Hsin,Sta WteiIt1g, Ha.solsgl
Wa desire 70 state TO the friends Of late aFmI
Nnd to the trade generally that peslesson
Wholesale Grocery Erd Ptbdu6e Buatnesss - = .
We are dSfSrmih6d 10 SSeshtS klI SldeFs entTustea
20 care With ddelity and pt0up tne, and on the
most favorable tetmS. Your 0b,t setylntsS =.
- % LIST, MORRISON y Cos!
wheslinE, Janpas - 1850. IS
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The gentleman from Massachusetts (Nr.
Briggs) sexpFessed great surprise, dat any, Any
one here should intimate that these instit1-
tions were nsSipdlinE e6tesFhss' Sir II
here Ia yplace, before this Honse an d the
country at large !arraign those nstitutionsi
and charge ttis npon them, aud invite AM
os the proofs 5 ~ 3 .,s'l:' E
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aqi aar1ngllshgcustSom q 4

u
- Mons. wey, u French writer ofdistines
ton; vsti5 pas ssd softis Il tslss IN Is5ai5y
has Recently published in Paris his 7iiii1TFeslh
eiDns, under the title of ..The English RI
Home" On one Occasion, While riding
in Guiidnintbuss lhe4 formed auaseanain3
stancs With IfelloW- -passenge from whom
be derived q many explanations of the
strahge hin - he Saw Cone Fbf these We
give9,sl Gsfl5sz 93fig I'D Ei "a nsns &.
pc .,Fta afldfessed fet5 words to him scon-s
4eeFntpg 4 carriage which df6ve By.8 Il
was dne q be ele ind WAS al Nm n
~. two nagal cent HOT on Has bbSa
yadoEne d ] isl black
f2s.s, ~ tsfe Fqs npf = yEr4kle
~ ms lialte Thl9 sp9yfE gloves.
we're IN IN the Vehicle On doWny
eqslli saF5al ialnged mapSyFitl
out coat his arm bare, his sleeTs turned
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II will defend the rights Of. the people h
against future attempts Mt encroachment, /
and-wisl contend for the revocation of any
prsseat exclusive powers and ipri risileges Y
II will support the measures (asi now
in!dlcatedl of the present AdmtnistraI
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Il IS of the people, for the3people, aud
with the people, and with hope, courage,
and firm reliance onlzhnman nature, fenl3
'ters into the contest a most willing com. q
blatant. 5rsQo p1f aTE;s. s,sf, s5Essf 4. ! Il
& Underneath this platform followed the
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Va, on extending the banking ius stituttOns,
in the District of Columbia, delivered in,
the House Of Representatives, July "a,
ls4o. -. This speech occupies about three
columns of the AtaasA The .sxk{of tts is
contained in the second sentence, and is as
follows:
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. Then 'unIdierFaiiolaaltb t6is again came the.

@ n-tll @tllleAtAetuso1u o1 LUIS aBalu came tue
electoral ticket EtNRaty4t 4thrasr names in
number Among them the name offJohh
Hindman, OF Brooke, who was the. eiecrtoclrr ,irtclr
for this the esdJ y District. 81
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-12-11
Army stores Wanted.


DROPOSALS are invited until further
Il notice, for furnishing the Quarternaster'G
Department of the Army of the United States
with the following stores, viz:
Two hundred thousand bushels of shelled
corn.
Seventy thousand bushels of corn in the
ear, go lbs to the bushel)
One hundred thousand bushels Of oats, (32
lbs to the bushel.)
One thousand tons Of loose hay.
Six hundred tons of baled Hay.
One thousand cords Of merchantable hard
wood.
The foregoing articles must all be of good
sound merchantable quality. They must be
delivered at or near Gallipolis, Ohio. Propo-
sails for the whole or part Of the above, will be
considered. Propositions must state the
quantity offered, the time and place of deliv-
cry, and the place Of residence of the bidder,
and must be accompanied by guarantee Of
ut least two responsible persons, that the
vendor will fulfill his proposition il awarded
to him. Awards will be made weekly, on
Mondays, at ~ o'clock at noon of each week,
in such quantities as the public service re-
quires. Successful bidders will be notified
whenever their proposals are accepted, as soon
after the award is made, as possible.
Written contraets will in all cases be en-
tered into, and contractors will be required to
give bonds for the faithful performance Of their
contracts.
The right to reject all bids, Is reserved.
C. W. MOULTON,
Captain d Assistant Quartermaster,
U. S. Army.
Sept. 25, 1862.
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ROLL CALL.


Corporal Green~ - the Orderly cried;
"Herer was Che answer, ioud and ciezr,
From the lipsof soldier who stood near;
And Here p was the word che next replied.
Cyrus Dreup-then q silence fell
This time no answer followed the call;
Only his rear.man had seen him fails
Killed or wounded, he co1ld not felL
These men Of battle, with grave, dsrk looks
As plaiu To rad As open books,
While slowly gathered the shade Of night.
bJcod
Ana down in the corn, whore the pcPpies
grew.
war; ado, stains shan the poppies knew;
And crimson-dyed was the rivers HOOD.