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, 1863-05-13

1ffCf1E4VNS--1uE 1uaThEk ID HAlA~
aud holdegs arc shipping their stocks East. Since
the date Of our 1ast weekly review, there has been
shipped by lake alone. IS 15s b!s pork and IS 96t
tres lard, MISS BBET-Harket nominal at $o.03
for mesa and 5000 for extra mess. Mss PoisE--
Dn1ine the week about 5000 br1s mees Pork hare
agase Selag psia aor shoiee eit; bands sis' only
At the close city brands are at $13.uoI13s5,
With bnt limited inquiry. Country brands are
held at $125G<b12~t5 BULK MEATs-The demand
was Light and the market dull at 61<Ge558c loose.
Bulk shoulders arg dali at 3,3c loose. LARD-Dal1.
TonAT the nsh sales = SeTe: @ 81 bsls coantey Meas
Pork at S1a.50: 500 hrls City Ness PORK at $l8
100 pkCs Leaf Lard at &c; Is 900 MS Bulk Shoul-
dcrs at 3Ac packed; 10,0o0 Ms Smoked Fans.
p!sin: at 61Sc in sugar hhds; 5000 ps Smoked
Shoulders In bxs at 4Kc.
p0TATOEs-The receipts by Lake amount 70
Ordensbnigh, and consisting Of Peach Blows.
Prince Alberto. White Nushannocks and Cherry
Blows The tales for the week amount TO about
1000 btls at e9t, including packages: 0ar market
gluttcd, and closes heavy at the following quota
, 1863-05-13

RAILROAD Co111s1oE,-A freight train on
the Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne d Chicago Rail
road, and the night express passenger on the
Michigan Central Railroad, collided at the
crossing Of their rtraeks, % miles south Of this
city, yesterday morning Several cars were
smashed, but no person seriously injured.
, 1863-05-13
tDoLrHO WOLFE.
mye10t Depot % Broom street, New York.

~ NERvouR D1sEAsEs AND rHTs1cAI. DEB111-
r1Y. arising from Specific causes, In both sexes
new and reliable treatment. in Reports Of the
Howard Aseocsation-sent IN scaled letter envcl-
opce, free Of charge. Address. Dr. ]. Skilln
Houshton, Howard Association, No. : South Ninth
Street, Philadelphia, Pa. ap19lw
Go TO rHg Dgsr-Go TO BRYANT g. S1RATrox's
ry,.r tn
, 1863-05-13

To THE BoAHD or PUBLIC WoRKs.-Iu the
present rush OF travel On Michigan Avenue,
and while dust is flying, it is eminently de-
firable that tho price Of water should be so.
reduced that the spriuklcrs may water tho
street in front OF Dearborn Park. We COM
mend the subject as the prayer Of numerous
citizens to the Board Of Public Works.
, 1863-05-13

1anoRrAsT TO TA1 PA1ERs.-By paying
their taxes to the Town Collectors before Fri
day next, the 18th inst, instead Of waiting
to pay the County Treasurer. taxpayers will
saye three per cent. IA word to the wise is
sufficient"
, 1863-05-13

Ncw XorA Stock and Money 1erkes.
By Tclegraph1 NEW ToRG, May II, 1868.
, 1863-05-13

TuH Cow OapHAsCE.-ThoEe who reside
On the Sonth side, north Of Harrison street,
who hare lost their COWS, will probably find
them at tho Bridewell, Upwards Of thirty
have been taken there since last Friday, lay-
ing been found running at large n those
limits. in violation Of the ordinance.
, 1863-05-13

LARcEsr.-Char}es Moore, a hotel thiet,
was Yesterday tried before Justice Miller, and
held to bail for appearance before the Record
era Court, in the sum Of 500. There are
some si1 or eight cases against him, he hav-.
ing stolen wearing apparel from nearly every
prominent hotel IN the city.
, 1863-05-13

H1DEs-Ws lave nothing new. in the hide mar
let this week to notice. The dull and lifclass feel
ing which has characterized the market during the
past three or four weeks still continues as neither
tAnnera or shippers show any deposition to oper-
t1an in the East. The receipts arc diminishing.
We quote:
Dry Flint. t........................ ..... .1GH@17,k
1fy saItea. -.''''.+'.'-.'..--.'..-'lt gl5
Green Country. Observation-Disclosures. q X
h!p A1lG AAH T1!433
, 1863-05-13

STnAwBEnR1Es.-J. 8. Plat, Is Randolph
street, sends us q specimen Of Strawberries
grown By q. R. Deyo at Carbondale, Ill.
They are promise Of good things to come at
Platte.
, 1863-05-13

PROVOST MARSHAL JA.tEs.-Wn. james,
esq, Of this city, yesterday morning, recelr-
: ed lis official papers from the War Depart.
ment, as Provost Marshal Of this Congress
eiopal District. Mr. James will at once
assume the duties Of his office; duties which
his known Intelligence, integrity and drmnc5s
peculiarly qualify him to fulfill
, 1863-05-13
Reliable Railroad Time Table,

Hereafter trains will leave and arrive ut Chlcas
as FL
, 1863-05-13

GnAND EXCURSION TO CEc1sSAT1,-We
again cali attention to the advertisement In
our columns. Of this grind excursion, for next
week, from this city to Cincinnati The ex-
cursion will leave the West Side Union Depot
rext Tuesday morning, the 10th, at 9:20, and
will 60 by the Cincinnati nnd Chicago Air
Line Railroad. The fare for the round trip
will bc SO 90, and the tickets will allow tue
c1cureionists two weeks In which to return
AS this Is by all means the best route from
here to Cincinnati, there being no change 0
cars, and as the fare Is extremely low, and th'
excu,sfopists having two weeks IN which K
return, VIC advise everybody to 60.
REMoyL.-.Among the many changes talk
ing place at this season of the year, we hay
noticed none with more pleasure than til
removal Of our friends Perlcy & PARKER y
their new and cou1modious store, 70 Rive
street, where they will continue to Tholesal
an Een1arged and very choice stock Of teas
coDees. spices, fancy groceries, fruits, st
These young mcn, ty an honorable course Q
.de;1ing, and close application, hare cstablis,
ed vide confidence among business men, m
Justly deserve the large trade they are buildln
mp IL the Northwest. We wish Mcssrs. Pc,
Icy & Parker continued success and con0den
~ recommend them to our readers, both c1.
and country. Country dealers will especial
findit to their advantage 10 call
Young AMERICA AHaAD.-Af few months 4.
Messrs. DeGraf s Poole venturcd to csta
llsh In this city, IN emporium for the sale
boyB' and youths ready made clothing Th
, 1863-05-13
Dd1tff1.

N7ANTED--Board, with an III.
~ FURNISHED reorc. ~anted for gsnt.e:,1. A..
VIE on or "a the v.ciairT OF WABASH aYenuc .t:r-
Pot tE1rc Eb. ss1. Uy:GG,{5 -
, 1863-05-13

TAKEN UP.-AUors and Sa.l,|le.
= The owner can obta1a the sa:ae tr a,o1,.s- Il
1| 9oeshe ss. tm{ua1s5ssl GEORGE DljSlSS.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-01-01
The Alabama nIin- Ihe "29O.''

Notwithstanding the doubts which have been
thrown upon the fact, the alabama and 290
identical, will be seen from the following para
graph from Liverpool paper, dated Sept lst
The Bahama left Terceira Aug. "a in company
with the confederate guIbOat 4lGbGma (ormerly the
29O.) Capt. Semmes, commander, on board Of which
the Bahama hssi shipped armament Of heavy
guns. The latter also brings back 40 Of the
the -4ld6amI, one Of whom reports that she had
proceeded a cruise. About 40 extra hands ship
ped at Terceira.
Terceira i Of the Azores and third in the
group. After fitting here the -4Ia5ama departed
her pratical career.
As to the probability Of her capture, Mr.. g. W.
Blunt communicates the following Information =
started upon the basis that n vessel at sea would
be seen from the oretopsail yard Of another at dis
tauce OF 20 miles, vessels must then be station
ed not more than 40 miles apart 10 see passing
between them. The route between Sable Island and
the chops Of the British Channel has an extent of
than 240 miles in latitude; this would REQUIRE
vessels in a North and South line 40 miles apart
In longitude, the distance is over 100 Inies-say
2,OOO; this would require 81 vessels in longitude
making, in all 357 vessels 10 catch
Again, this route will not be within hundred
ana hfty miles of the Azores, where the -flubdmO
was last heard from; aud she has all the Of the
iss OF the ocean to cruise
40 well known instances of the difficulty of
n.hdIng heets at CAT be quoted Nelson chased
the rench fleet which carried Napoleon Egypt,
paSssd without seeing il and afterwards found il at
the SlIe he afterwards followed Admiral VIlineuve
70 the test Indies. and did fall in with him until
@ ehe French and Spanish feet came out at Cadiz 10
hight at Trafalgar.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-01-01
THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
Little by Little.

One step, aud then another,
And the longest walk Is ended
One stitch AMI then another,
And the Iorgest rent - merded
OHe brick upon another,
And the highest wall is made
One fake upon another,
And the de,.psst snow Is laid.
So The little coral workers,
BY their slo'g AMI constant motion,
Have built thGse pretty Islands
In the distant dark blue ocean;
And the nobiess undertakings
Mans wisdom hath conceived,
By oft-repe,teri efforts
Have been patiently achieved.
Then DO not IooS disheartened
Der the worl. you have 70 do,
And say that shch mighty task
You never cal get through,
But just endea5or day by day
Another poin1 To- gain,
And soon the mouutaiu which you feared
Win prove to .Le plain.
Rome vas not buiIi-,I in n day"
The ancient p-overb teaches
And Nature by her trees and flowers,
The same SWEET sermon breaches.
Think NOT of far OF duties,
But Of duties which are near;
And having ono. begun the work,
Resolve to persevere.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-01-01

Bark - Comet Capt. jas. Smith.
oHng Hector Capt. john Patty,
- 'IHukee." Capt Taylor.
Of the will dispatched regularly every
three weeks. Ofener-
Freight and Passengers taken at the lowest rates.
All superior accommodations for
Passengers, for whom every comfort will be afforded
Through Bills Iaiing. viii he Honolulu mercsn-
disc New York Boston, eshppe san
Francisco. board first clippers expense
TO shippers.
Shippers also procure Boston York through
Bills Ladug fr freight shipped via Francisco, OF
Ghdden = Williams Boston and Messrs. W. T. Coleman
New York Messrs. McF.uer & Merrill, Agents for Regular
Dispatch Line. at san Francisco. 2g7-ly
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-01-17

rem G5ancmia Solclu Supjeu uno eonm Gbino
en- commcyci,u. ronn pUIitilb Rb oncionen, in
mcIhcm untcrncbmeu fe cimcu 1rsmnp unr
8urbecacppTeu in or. Naira5t rem gntorro.
ten Won 9tu6lour fnccn, rer G@ on6cioR berot.
IoG;n mhc, csn NJuurer nit ibnrm m thfilsr-
I'm uot eiujacr Bet l,irrrIe;ts VIM f,n 9l,nre,,
&lutinu9sra uuO 6auiirern auSaep,pppcrt II
m,rCsn.
5rNu5eih ttut oIs Of &c Gh riumi5a,n m,n,
coh 9laut i'd, rOa Q~aiticbt nur ;um Sdein urp
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-01-17
8untts.

- PIN &irttcftbpre elmer @,mciusc nm
melt Sosreonr bat Der @nirc nit 9rrGcu @ub
lidben ldrcitcn lolcu Sicr merccu nur Tcpts
%besrot4t, rr in ncr 0cmcinre Ieten.
- Die @Citati1uno. Nciu, hos in imam.
himm'I uuN Sole, mir res mir cbcmoljaeu
untrrO'ft'jer, mir ichsiGbriacm Stoetrattsmjt.
9l'eoe mir -o jcrmoImcn m66tr i'd pjcle
GlCnccn
NHrr mae ut cr truu, Niann? tn t6uR ia
ME mutb'uo ! Iaate rs ecrulctGc GbcbGlfte rce
0errn Sdncirer StcuuuftmciRcrs Ghramm.
lonlt nur Ter acprcGtc S6nciocr acuonnt.
WoS mir 1T ? Scu i'd rjre Iaoeu. in Gin
e'ni'ne' @ort luinmmcpacprcFt! Gincn Qump
bneen Sic mid acbcjFen. in 5Fruti6er 0c eli.
lhatt - mid, bort M? 81 roe n,@t en-.
p0rcno ?
5a Teb Morn, inate ru6is Gle 8rou Nf,i1e
rim. a'it mir bat cuS ME g~cslnutt. uno ib totc
cjrs i&rn f. pft Aciagt.
Ter @uhnntc re5 0elcses SESsr,rr
OR @bclcraicit erajn} ppu ecr Wiinhncr qpIi.
gel ooS Sertpt, roE 9crer, eernot ,cbn u9r ous
Gem StCrbouie iih na& 6aufe trastc. mceer fin.
gen nrh tcben pirie tei 6gutper Strafc. Mch,
rC'e Stuoentrn, wuruutcr nud Gin brfnnntsr
&ontter ON rcrtjgcu Shooter, tattcr in. @cd.
teller oee @iutcn III Wei actrurten urr oirocn
'i'mlth FRAT nuo iinacro nui Ger StroEc. 90.
9lejf, perty0t ibucn Gin Gicuecorm Zen NEc, mit
Der 8rnRe: rt lie ccnn ons ucuc Sertpt noh
ntbt 5'Icicn b1ttru, rof. MGR Nodbts mad 6ouI,
Aebe, nitt linErn unc lGrmCn irue? Trcili4 bo,
ben min cs a%eiricn, oter mir acbcu hch ritt
ma" Adnlc, %er'picrrtc trrdcn nnc ernTtaft Der
Spmifer.
= Sin ejnfdItiacr Cantp DER lid ,wi5b,n
cine ier ih6nc uuN sine aons tdFidc Dame
lcbtt, nnr Der GrItcrn Gin &cn,plimcns nodcu
wNut', lo@tr: 9M Fbc ~,rjIcbcn Stolen nm,
COr"cn. Matirtttcr 90cije 1T rer Stpf in
rer Ntttte, ICmerJtr ne Nettcrc.
99as 1T Der llntcri&ico ;,riidrn rinsm
luh6dnoIcr, cincm Craftsman uub cincm Mrc,
o'Aer? Nntmcrt: Der @r1tcrc ~pcrfauft Irin
Suh, fcr 3mcitr lCincr NatSiptiemue. Der Tritte
'etne S~ifIi9irn ium N6tf m63liacn Yreic. o.
les lit Elm 0cIhGit.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-01-17

Die herrcu Sefltr UNI Gcinbsrpt m,4,,,
IN CEN noditcn Snacu an PC Screen uuc TkT.
rem nniercr rrutihcu Nttar CIR oprIcpfcp nm,
n0 %rnto1r fur Die IN wa6ytaft tcrrdnstcm
S''0a't"'nln IeSrnre @,tne pe5 fir,h6 Yer.
,,O'. e"'n y GtbcI 'u ]crtit.cm. wt6Atc rae
""''rneHmen eiclcr 6crrcn pcn eincn, @cntiprc.
@'n''H erf''9e 0rtr6ut mcrccp, "a in ri,iep
61U e'nc t'or "'atc cncr wjrf,ib b5ta hiIf,te.
'"''''9fn ;" tine 3" @uti t6mmt bic IN 3citcr
ne H'' J s'8cn jbrs nph tlcucn Sinner pi4,t -,
'rn0brcn pcrrrag.
"'8'n 1860 Ner in rr SdIa&t lei Mur
'',V ''' a'r'n9'" 9'"ommmm Narf,et ino
''''f" ""o "'raejtern b"r ejngctcFcn. nnp
''''trn '''l'r Sage nntcr perclr uoh r,m Nrr.
o'n tore 9He'tcrrclc o%ntrctcn. Mebrrrr 5,ui,,o
'r''fsrr @sfa"9enr mcrpcn idsljA crmartct.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-01-17

mebr b'tcmmcn, cenn or rdrS Ole 2lrtjsel. cie r
4 .. IN Ter Hcn tbm temcbutcn Start tauft
ntbt irteo'r IN eeri5lbeu pcrtnu;rn, uue mcoer
'etn @cIAGit ncb Iejre Wjttcl MAIDEN ee cer
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tmrrrtirca. 0co Gnrc rpm 2jcoc mirp roun
lem. r'e re @'clporiItetrot,n coe gauge @eit6It
an iih ijcbcm.
S5mrbl Ger 3msd rcs @c1tere pamit crrcidt
min :. Qui vivra vera.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-01-17

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Macon. ml, 81. Gbr. SauTImr,r
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&1l't9 , Y. 9. %. %. 5slcm.
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S"rt"'rcrt. W., Or. ". Sct,m y. NlT ~. ~
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WoltnIjo, : g, 9t.Y. u. 9lnasrtr.
~Nmin0tph, n. a., or. Mor,au.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-01-17
MiGrIrrretrro, Ernn.. on S0cjbaarbts
mOrQcu 1862.

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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-24
From Washington.


THE FAULTY STEAM ENGINES.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.-The secretary of
the navy officially reports to the senate that
the disabling of the Ossippee resulted from
the cutting of the cylinder slide valves, caused
by the sottness of the iron which was very
badly fitted. Fourteen hulls of vessels have
been built on this pan and have similar ma
chinery, of which eight have been tried-two
only giving way. The trouble with the Os-
sippee and Juniata was because their builders
were inexperienced, and had neither proper
shops, tools, mechanics, nor engineers. With
regard to the failure of the Pensacola, chief
engineer sherwood reports that she was built
at Pensacola, and the machinery at Washing
ton, from designs of f.. N. Dickinson and w.
Il. Sickles, under Il contract with Secretary
Toucey in 1865 One was the patentee of an
alleged improvement in engines, and the other
a lawyer, with intimate relations with Messrs.
Mallory and Yulee, of the senate naval COM
mittee, and the pan was tried in opposition
to the opinions of engineers of the navy.
Owing to numerous blunders, the machinery
was two years and nine months in preparation.
Its cost was S328, AGO She was with difficult
ty got to New Orleans, and was then reported
useless until her machinery was replaced.
Representatives Arnold and ,Father Dunn
of Chicago, visited the president yesterday
and urged the promotion of Col. Mulligan to
brigadier generalship. Father Dunn has
aided in raising two regiments for the war.
Capitalists seem likely to avail themselves
promptly of the advantages of the new bank
ing law. An application for the organization
Of a banking association in this city. with a
capital of 100000 was filed in the treasury
department on Saturday.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-24
Gbs aap spp, dolurcestu, Guesoap unimg feb a. 1853

ers, Mrs VIM. Jcnnison; pairs socks, Mrs.
Ripley; 2 pairs mitens, pair socks, Mrs. S.
?. Miller; pair socks, Mrs j, C. Ripley; l
pair mittens, Mrs. p Knowton; pairs
socks, Mrs. John Davis; pairs socks,
pairs wristers, Mrs f. w. Paine; l pair
socks, Mrs. q. II, Clark: pair pants, l pair
drawers, 3 pairs gloves. pieces, Mrs. w. w.
Goes; , pairs socks, Mrs. j, Barrett pill
lows, pair socks, Mrs j. Barnard; | pair
socks, Miss Williams; shirts, pairs socks,
! pair miuens, handkercliefs, Mrs. j. f.
Estey; pair socks, Mrs. L. Sawyer; l jar
eurrant jelly, | jar grape jelly, Mrs. VIM.
Cross; pairs socks, Mrs. j. b. Lyon; l
pair socks, pair mittens, Mrs. Bundy;
pair socks, Mrs A. II. Wilder; pair socks,
l pair mittens, Miss f. Lincoln soldiers
vest, coat, overcoat, a friend; 3G bottles Of
wine, Draper Ruggles; l barrel apples, d.
w, Cooke; Sl30 by Mr.. Messenger, treasu-
rer; Sl5 so, ladies of Clappvillc; February
20, forwarded to Murfreesboro, Tennessee, 2
boxes hospital supplies.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-24
From Tennessee and Kentucky.
wAsu1NGroN's BIRTHDAY AT NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, Feb. 23.-The celebration of
Washington's birthday was in the utmost de-
gree successful The citizens of the city and
country and the soldiers of the Union army,
assembled in large numbers at the capitol.
John IL. Smith, mayor Of the city, called at
tention to the fact that the audience was
composed mainly Of citizens of Nashville, and
declared that their presence was sufficient
evidence of the falsity of the assertion of the
rebels, that no Union sentiment existed i'll the
city. He asserted that he wished the rebels to
know that this sentiment did exist, and was
breaking forth as volcanic fire. A reyolu-
ton is occurring in society at the south,
which will sweep away the old land marks of
the naughty aristocracy, and the nabobs would
have to come down while the people, the bone
and sinew, shall rule the land.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb. 23.-Authentic ad
vices say that the rebel army is in the vicinity
of McMinnvile, Tennessee. Rumors unau-
thenticated and discredtcd, speak Of the
rebel forces in the vicinity Of Richmond, Ken
lucky.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-24

NEGRO SOLDIERS AT NEW ORLEANS
There are rumors of some trouble at New
Orleans, growing out of the feeling of some
of the white soldiers towards the black regi-
ments. A letter from New Orleans to the
New York Times explains it as follows:-
Before the arrival here of the incongruous
materials of the new expedition, our Native
Guard went about their business unnoticed by
soldiers or citizens; but now things are dit
terent. 1t has become quite common of late
for certain soldiers OF these new regiments to
insult and even beat these loyal Africans, and
this has been particularly the case with some
of those manly, high toned gentlemen belong
ing to Billy Wilson's zOuayes. Ii seems that
these gentlemen cannot bear to have
the United States uniform so degraded
as it is when worn by 'niggers," SO
they show their bravery by attacking in
numbers single African, thus showing their
superior courage and bravery. All | have
to say is, that in tight fix l should not like
to depend Tor support on these valiant row.
dies. But this is not all; even amongst Off
GERS, in some cases, there is such a high sense
of the sacredneSs of the United States uni
form, that they cannot serve along with these
black regiments, and they are putting on airs.
Verify, the world is getting very wise. From
the earliest history of our navy, colored men
have served Unfortunately with the white
sailors and officers on board of our men-ot-
war, and no complaints have been made,
either of their good behavior or bravery.
Rowdyism and indifference to sustaining the
honor of the country, find queer excuses for
their public expression"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-24

AQUA CREEK, Feb. 23.-The anniversary
of Washington's birthday was celebrated yes
terday in the army of the Potomac, notwith-
standing the prevailing tempests, by salutes
from several batteries. Nothing of the kind
was heard from the rebel batteries on the
south side of the river.
A snow storm commenced here last Satur-
day night and continued till late yesterday af-
ternoon, drifting in some places two or three
feet. The depth of the snow averages about
seven inches. The shelter tents of the sol
diers afforded but poor protection from the
storm. Last night the atmosphere wBs pierre
ingIy cold, causing some frost bitten eXtremi-
ties
Previous to the storm, the mud had partly
dried up; but now many days must elapse IN
this peculiar locality, before the roads will be-
come passable under the most favorable at
mosphere.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-24

debt of the association, nor receive any divi
dend, interest or profit while such liability
continues.
Every such bank shall be managed by from
five to nine directors, each to be a citizen, and
resident in the state one year, and own at
least one per cent of the capital stock up to
two hundred thousand dollars, one-half per
cent. if over that. Every bank shall always
have on hand in lawful money at least twenty
five per cent. of its outstanding notes and de-
posts. They shall not hypothecate notes to
procure money to be paid in on their own
capital stock, or used in other banking opera
tons. No bank shall permit dividends or
loans to stockholders for more than six
months; if losses at any time exceed profits
on hand, no dividend shall be made, and no
dividend shall ever be made greater than the
net profits on hand, deducting losses and bad
debts. The banks may take, in advance, dis
count on notes, bills of exchange, &C., at the
current established rates by the laws of the
several states; taking higher interest torfeits
the debt. There are elaborate regulations re-
garding the business of exchange. The sec
rotary may use these banks as repositories of
public moneys except for customs. And last
ly, the comptroller of the currency is to make
a full report annually to congress Of the con-
diton of each OF those banks and associations.