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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-11
OFFICIAL,
LAWS OF TIE UNIFIED STATES
Passed at tho Third Session of the Thirty-Seventh
Congress.
PrRLIC-No. 81.

PUBLIC-No. 81.
An ACT to diSapproye of the twenty-sixth
section of the act of the legislative assembly
of the territory of Nevada, and for other
purposes.
Be it enacted by the senate and house of
representatives of the United States of Amer
lea in congress assembled. that section twenty
six of an act of the legislative assembly of the
territory of Nevada entitled can act to pro-
vide for the formation Of corporations for GER
tain purposes" approved December twenty,
eighteen hundred and sixty two, said section
being as follows: ''Secton 26. All corpora
tons heretofore formed under provisions of
acts of incorporation in other states or terri
tories, and holding or owning property within
this territory of such character as specified in
section first of this act, and managed by
board or boards of trustees or directors, and
having their principal place of business out
side the limits of this territory, are hereby re-
quired to remove their places OF business,
principal offices, books, and papers, hereto
fore kept, or necessary for the transaction of
such business, to some point to be designated
by said corporation, within the limits of this
territory, within six months after the passage
of this act, or otherwise such corporation or
corporations shall be disregarded in law as
corporation, and the corpOrators or stock
holders thereof be treated as tenants IN COM
mon, or joint owners of such property so own
ed or held within this territory. Any corpo-
ration, by filing and recording its certificate
of incorporation, or certified copy thereof,
with the secretary of the territory, and with
the clerk of the county in which such corpo
ration may locate as the principal place of
business, and fully comply with all the pro-
visions of this act, shall be deemed sufficient
to entitle such corporation to all the rights
and privileges under the provisions of this
act" be and the same is hereby dsapproved,
and the same is hereby annulled and made
void.
Sect. 2. And be ii further enacted, that all
incorporated companies, duly organized with
in any state or territory of the United States,
may sue and be sued, plead and be implicated
in the several courts of the territory of Neva-
da, any thing in the laws of said territory to
the contrary Notwithstanding.
Approved March 3, 1868.
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SHEEP SALES IN VERMoNT.-One would
hardly think that the sheep-breeders of Yer
mont needed paper especially devoted to
their interests. If we may judge from the
sales recently chronicled in the Vermont pa
pers, the sheep fever is already raging there
pretty strongly. The Rutland Herald states
that Mr.. Jesse Kinds of Brandon has sold to
Mr.. e. d. Sweet Of North Bennington 26
two-year old and 4 yearling ewes for
$1,000, being an average of 500 each
The Middlebury Register says that C. d.
Lane, has sold SO ewes and one ram for
$500; S. S. Rockwell, Is ewes for SI4O0; ;
Z. Elithrop, eve lambs for 5000; S. An
drews, I ewes for $3.50; f. H. Dean, ewes
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A. P. WARE & co.


1874, 1853 and ITO Main St. Worcester
Reg LEAVE To NOTIFY THEIR
CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC GEN.
EsALLY. THAT THEY HAVE NOW
IN STORE, AND IN PROCESS OF MAN
UFAcTuEE, a STOCK OF GREAT FIX
TENT AND VARIETY. EMBRACING
a MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
OF
SEASONAL g. Garments,
ADAPTED TO THE VARIOUS WANTS
OF ALL GLASSES OF CUSTOMERS.
MUCH CARE HAS BEEN TAKEN TO
PRODUCE GARMENTS UNsCRIEzPED
IN PROPORTIONS, TASTEFUL IN
STYLE, AND OF PROPER XVuRK-
MANsHITs: AND WE REsPECTFULLY
INVITE THE EXAMINATION OF ALL
IN WANT OF READY.MADE CLOTH
ING. PURCHAsERs OF
Spring Overcoats
CAN HARDLY FAIL OF a SATISFAC-
TORY SELECTION FROM OUR AS
SORTMENT.
WE ALSO INVITE ATTENTION TO
OUR LARGE STOCK, AND EXTEN-
SIVE VARIETY OF
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings,
ADAPTED TO ALL DESCRIPTIONS
OF GARMENTS, FOR ALL CONDI-
TIONS AND AGES OF MASCULINE
HUMANITY. WHICH WILL BE SOLD
BY THE PIECE OR YAED, AT THE
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES, OR
MADE UP INTO GARMENTS TO or
DER, FOB EITHER MEN OR BOYS,
IN THE BEST STYLE AND MANNER,
AND sATISFAC TION IN ALL CASES
WARRANTED.
WE ALSO INVITE THE PARTICU-
LAR ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC
TO OUR EXTENSIVE DEPARTMENT
OF
Boys Clothing,
WHICH WILL BE FOUND AS AT
TRACTIVE AND AS ELLSUPPLIED
AS EVER. MUCH CARE WILL ZEE
CONSTANTLY EXERCISED TO rem
DER THIS IMPORTANT BRANCH OF
OUR BUSINESS IN ALL RESPECTS
DEsERVIEG OF THE PRTRONAGE
OF ALL PURCHAsERs OF BOYs,
CLOTHING
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TERMS OF ADVRRTIsTNG.

In THE DAILY srT;-One square" 0hree fourths Of
an neh) nrst Insertion, 81; each subsequent insertion,
lVeehtsi one week, 81; two weeks % rs; one month
-; three months, 81; year. $40 For half square
inc price viii he three fourths Of the price square,
inside Advertisements and Special Notices, Price
In WEEKLY First Insertion 81 per square. each sui
sequent Insertion 70 cents.
All transient Advertisements must be maid in %
vdnce Yearly OF regular advertisers will be required 10
make quarterly payments.
s-B No 0rdt1tt0ns Advertisements. No report reso
buttons, or proceedings Of any corporation society or
association and communication designed 10 cs al.
tentlOn to matter Of limited or Individual Interest
can be inserted, unless paid for Advertisement
eR~The Publishers will not hold themselves response.
Bile for any errors that may occur beyon the amount
charged for the Advertisement.
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Zeal q state.

&e FOR SALE.--From S to- 81,
6sk 10 Acres of the best Land in the City of $3.50
Worcester, situated three fOurths Of a~RJsSA
- mile from Main street, on the westerly 49,
side Of Pratt street. called the Garden of kden under
high state Of cultivation, slipping The southeast.
There are growing on the premise, Peach rees three
four years old Apple Trees of the choicest kinds about
two acres of Strawberries OF the best kinds, a large
quantity of Rhu0asb There is the pre- misses an
excellent spring Of water. The whole land has been
used for garden purposes The present owner having
other business to to- will sell the above at ba
gain For TERMS which will be easy, inquire at the
store of JOHN Is: PRATT, JR d. co, Nos. 81 and sc
Main street, or o. the Hon ISAAC DAVIS.
Worcester, Feb. Is, 1868. d&wtf f26
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~ FARM FOR SALE IN UPTON,

T1-ff.
sa,isI MASS.-1he Farm now owned and cupied by
-4az he widow Phila RawsOn situated in tho norther
y part OF Upton on the road from UBton TO WestborO
two and one half miles fir the centre of Epton, and
four miles from Wcsboro Depot; one fourth of mile
from school Contains 1866 acres of excellent Land.
divided into Moving Pasturage, and Tllage with
80 acres of good Woodland and Cranberry Meadow Of
20 acres. good two story HoEse 40 by 30 with 30
BY l6 Barn ne rly new, 60 by So Corn Barn and
woodhonse, 40 By Is Spring water brought to the
house and The farm cuts hay enough to Ill the
barn. The alb I'VE farm will be sold at bargain. Most
Of the pur nase money cal remain on mortgage.
For particulars enquire OF the subscribers.
MOSES a. RAWS0N, UPTON, Mass.
D. j. RAWSoN, West Boylston.
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IA FOR SALE The Post Office

IN FOR SALE - The Post Office
Efii Building and Store Goods now owned and occu-
Aspied by the subscribers, situated in the centre of
Leicester, and Is very desirable location for is
ing to keep county st re. The Building is in good
condition, having been recently req ared and fitted up
for Post Office and Store There two good tene-
ments connected with the store Also shop connected
IN The rear of the Building, suitable for Shoe Shop
Paint shop.
Also good two. story House, situated on the corner
OF Elizabeth and Farwe streets, in the city OF Worces
ter Tn House has tive good tenements-a upper and
lower For further particulars INQUIRE of the suosurb
ers in Leicester, or of Il. KENT on the premises.
j. ii. 81 l. ID. THU1lSG0N.
Leicester, Febi25, 1853. DIFF f26
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EARM FOR SALE.-Tho subscriber
offers for sale his Farm in Northboro, This IS a
rare chance to purchase good Farm this is of
the best Farms in the easterly part If Worcester
ty. Stock and Tools sold with the Farm if desii ed
Terms of payment made easy. DAVIS KINGMAN.
Northboro, Feb 3, 1868. DIN rs
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SPLENDID COUNTRY RESI-

I.77.f OFLENDID OUUN I M hEoI-
fhit DENCE AND BEAUTIFUL FARM is now Of
.:A fered for salem North BrOokfeld 1t is two mites
from the centre, about the same distance from East
South and West BrOOkfeld Dep0ts The Buildings are
new, but In modern style, and most excellent finish
view of the house can be seen the map of Worces
ter County-the residence Of IL. Rich The Farm-weI
known as the Rich FHrm-needs no recommendation
from me 1t cats from ty to seventy five tons Of the
best of hav. The land is smooth aud level that
all cut and gathered by machinery Iti well supplied
with Fruit and good water. Please call and see
Inquire OF DAVID NJ HAVENS
Lam l d .hNu0, &
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DOR SALE OR EXCHANGE "A
Il Farm in DuhIin Y IL of 9s0 acres For r.,,,
lars inquire OF W. IT, WILLARD. at A. Tolman & Co.'S
Carriage Shop. diff ri
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EARM FOR SALE or EXCHANGE

H The subscriber being ill health wishes to dsnose
OF his Farm very pleasantly situated mile north of
the Court House 1t consists Of % acres of very good
land for moving. Pasturage and tlage.
There 100 apple trees, in bearing condition
mostly winter fruit with cherries pears grapes and
other small fruits and good and convenient buildings
Apply to CALVIN BRIGHAM. Grove street
SIT not sold be the 18th of March, II will be
rented diff FOL
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DOR SALE-The House No 80 Pleas
T. ant street, Worcester It is nearly new in good
order and well calculated for two families LIBERAL
credit tiven for part of the purchase money If not
sold the lower tenement will be on the ist 0f
April next. Enquire Of BAYLIES UPHAM, next door
east of the premises or of
f23 d3w JOS. A. DENNY LeIcestar
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DARN FOR SALE-A Farm in Wnr.

csster Of l40 acres well propOrtioned into tilIage
and pasuing, with about 40 of wood and fimhsr
land, wi good house and barn and out buildings said
place is tw and half miles from CITY Hall on the road
TO Grafton. For particulars inquire Of r.. d. ABBOTT
lOt Main street, or Of EDWARD Z. BLISS near said
Farm dH f2I
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DOR SALE-A two story Brick House,
Il built for two families. about five minutes walk
from the City Hail. of the principal streets lead
ing into city Price s94OO. Also three house lots
adjoining. Address q. l.. NJ 1T this office.
f2l deoptapi
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LNOR SALE-A Farm situated IN the
Il city of Worcester. mile from the City Hall on
Millhury street. known as the Whitney place Said
Fam contains ~ acres of good and productive land with
a fine young orchard in bearing state. Said Farm will
be sold at a bars cain. Inquire of the subscribers
DAVID FISK. Framingham,
j. II ARTSH0RN,
f23 deOptf Worcester MAY street
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f.f FOR SALE-A desirable Cottage
Eii House, pleasantly situated on the Of Crown
-zzssAzand Congress streets, containing with
5000 feet of Land. which variety of Fruit Trees
and Currant Bushes, nc, ali in thrifty and bearing
condt tim failing well of excellent water soft
cistern, &c., the same. A rare bargafis
offered. For terms, &C., apply at No Crown street.
at the Spy JOB Office. deopu mch3
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educational.

SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.---Miss Nancy
~ BAKER will open school for misses, at her home
Salisbury street,-t2rncrty tho residence Of 4 " Ham
mOud, Esq ,-On Wednesday, the lOth Of September.
Number of pupils limited, and none desired uner eight
years Several will be received in;o the family as
hoafders. Full particulars upon application.
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PIANO FORTES.-The sub

tEar1sstA SC "ber is receiving this week. large
x y w sortmcnt of New and second Hand Piano
49, ~@Fortes For sale and to rent. Purchasers
particularly invited to call and this stock
OF PanOs they viii be offered ut prices that cannot
fail to suit. s. r. LELAND,
mcl6 dtf
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41lusitaI.

Il Don't fail to have a copy Of tho ''GIome Circle
collection OF choice Instrumental Music; tho "Stivur
Chord, collection Of Popular Songs, Ballads &c the
"shower of Pearls" collection Of tavOTlte Vocal
Duets, with Piano ACCOMPANYING nts ore nil. Price
of each, In cloth binding s225; pain, 81 90 Copies
sent by mail, pOst-naid receipt of price. OLIVER
DlrSON d CO., Publishers, 2T1 Washington street
Boston. diff mch7
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dNams.

MI ACHTNISTS-A few good Iron work
AVA men are needed permanently at the Crompton
Loom Works.
December Is 1852 DIFF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-16
FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF THE
GUILE.
.:r.l of the Empire City.

The United States steam transport Empire CITY,
Can't Raxter. from New.Oreans Feb. 6 aud Key
W.. the 10Th, with passengers, to United States
Assistant Quartermaster, arrived on Saturday Left
Of New. Orleans Bar, bound up, steamer Illinois,
sh;ns Bella Wood, Geo. Peabody, barks Albert of
Boston, and White Sea outside bari. left at Key
Yves, United States steamers Ocorora, Huntsville,
r. r. Cuyler, and the prize steamer Virginia, also
United States steamer Rhode Island. Arrived LIST,
at a. H., frigate ST. Lawrence, bark Gemsbok,
United States transport ship Wizard King, for New.
Orleans III about ten days
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4 confcacrntc pctca, IN s.oni,:auu.

If.al Tht ] y III . ..
We lean th-t catt. Win m-jI oi zen. Wci,ze =
lri..'e. VINO na .ot tons time been diminishing IA
te vicinity oi Dayou pisqucu.i e, bad 40 encoaa'er
with "A snail b.dv oil Colfc lerIts troops ~ Indian
Niia.s ON tne I'm u,t aut drove tncn. from their
ntr,acnaonir Wl'h, a. is believed cou.iucc"o'o io--
aad .ous ou te mon -iie eAc fa 90" toise' Killed
In tae early par, 81 the engus meat After tie PC.
treat Of ,hc Gor'ederat,s the Unon troops crossed
t.c bayou lud Gos roget thr Glrt. r., 'JfiAcit'.s,
e.. IL one cannon aud several attAd oil small
IriI4.
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D4srIl or THE ANFRfcAN Co,srL ~ JA'fAfcA.
We ,4,ret LpyingtJ anuouoce 'he deth Of llr j..
7. Eeal. Cons7l "a this Island for tae United sttes
Of AlHenes. This melancholy event took p'ioo On
tn Az pfter lingering illness. The rn'onim-
at gentleman was Tie victim Of puironmy o''-
eass. Tie figs Of tIc syerai Comm Itcf, 'he Com
ne'ela Esebhng end The ships % port we Kept
nhaif nass tAe wSie Of yessrday, as ni@rk Of
lsrpet p 'hc dceeirt. X -gHon Jg1r, Jar ~.
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rode on to the landing place, whittier we soon after
followed them.
Here were more soldiers, Of similar appearance,
and two finel00king Rebel officers, atlred III hand
some gray uniforms, on horseback Leaving my
companion to rest herself In the paror of Of the
two hotels twhere the only refreshment procurabe
was water freely mingled with the crowd, and
found myselfin little group of Rebel soldiers,
involving the horsemen previously encountered and
some others.
"Dog gone it how well them Yankee soldiers is
dressed T. said the lad, who had just been commend
ed to me by an elder comrade RS two-ysar old SOL
der who had killed four or five Yankees already
Eyes, that's all they are good for" remarked
another. To which an Irishman, also Rebel sol.
der, added something more offensive.
/ asked him whether, when he became citizen OF
the United Sates he had not taken an oath TO sup
port its Constitution.
"There amt 10 Constitution now; it's all
knocked 10 thunderW struck in anothsr soldier
ly-baired, hazseyed man, with chronic laugh
on his joyial face.
That q go and all along Of the nlggcrs J was
the universal chorus.
The conversation became general. All the men
profeased hatred aud contempt for Eastern SOL
defs too deep for worde, amounting TO fanatic sm.
" Any southern man could whip folr Of EN- easy,
by-l They aiarays ruul' Bur for those cl9ining
the West for heir binhpace, they spoke with re-
spect, come OF them adhcrnC 10 the nOpe that they
would yet JON the ooutn, liz obedieaco 10 VIVA, they
considered their nftugai interests and prQclvties
" God bless emf they can help their hear's beng
w,h rs. after ali, said nan. concluding story
OF deeer ION # some members OF Illinois regi-
n.ent. Iuis man had fought az Fort Donelson and
shiloh. l did MT care 10 tell hin that hnd a
nephew who was cngn ed OF tho Latter bloody Held
Oh the other eide. Aprogos OF the contempt 'or
Yankees, It may De easily accounted for by the tact
that TIE speakers had only encountered western
ldrn.
Tho Reosls spoke vith a certain artlassuess about
their pryaiorf--iec iarin" however, thai they were
OF the past, now, and the Confederate army never
~ such good couIifiO.--.luOst touching 10 listen
-. 10 hear them was 10 eXecrate the men who h4d
nislci them tci fold.
Bat , y clock has arrived the J. -. Brown blows
her whistle mpaiieuiiv ami the cry is " al aboard
Ni,h dianishsd numbers w climb the upler deck
and steam of trOm Dixie. link sllal not spcod-
lis ferret the look Of the picturesque crowd On rs
e-s.uing shores, Traced by the tree AM gray forest.
Nolhing more important than raln.storm and bi'-
Ter " " )rtncr marked our return TO Ncw.Orleans.
7. B g.
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s'irc In rgilUuniSne.

NlvAuAlL, Wi-, @a'ndty, Feb. ~ " y II,
y hre brohs uut tins m0rniug Al the re "nal
ilousc, and damaged tie house and furniture TO she
anoGnt oil 'iUVJ. jle bnsius ~ the House goes
! Il. - '"''g. J, 100, 1c,Y..hs,agaiAs the axe.
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40 tho as.ociat d Pfe.s
wAsaroros ye5.l5, ...J

POSSES ny ElChls or -DI.4....s
Tho report OF Senator Dooli,tle, from the Finance
Committee ieetyo 10 thc gos sssosy .ig'is VI. .e,-
laes unisr 'Ae toalth rtcle # ,tc ucpty Nts--
inetou, elbows that .'sa hu.e.,s aud Name jointly
c5uGmed, by a Comrissiou, 81 -? urros Of the
baud TO settlers, 81, 3CO ae,es Of which were ,he
)int property Of ihe two States, and 81 tle sep
aeato property OF Maine. The second Comn.ss 'n,
afcg hiaine bad purchased tho risuts ot Aias ,n"-
aciis, rDlorted ior confirmation %, l5i acres more
49,. j. ;.g NIL. y l-.. 49, .-.-.. " !-.s-
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The Crew OF the Hasicras LANDED nj Kings
toB-Tho Florida EiockpCcd ni ILinss-
ton.

From our Special Conc pendent
ST. CHAhIEs HorRL Eew-OnLEtSs La, !
f-bruary 3, 1903
have some brief news 10 communicate winch
will send a thrill of thaukiuness and gratitude TO
God through many loving aud mourning hearts at
thc North. II is as follows:
IL is privately known both in this CITY and in Iia.
vana that by far the greater proportion Of the OIL
isaud crew Of The HnierGs did NOr share The late
O. tn, uuflnunae vessel, IN being Guns TO the bot
rom II the nca by ihc ius Of the notorious Alabama.
That pratt II craft hr landed 10 o. ,l"m ~ Kings
ton. JannIca where they remain. pgoba1ly in pa
D. led condition, awaiting a. op, cr'unitYto retnrn
fo 0ur feet. ~ the navy estimate Of ths nnmber OF
pols0us IN board The Ha,eras ,ots no, exceed 10,
On whom . csca.ci with Acting Mnster Par,rdgo,
Co tell rhe story of attack T:eyiously forwarded to
YOU tho ] 81 II p sib,--noi CERTAIN -c"9uaies di.
min.shcs - -
f.om the same sources learn that the liatieras
talE scrg rapidly aite. the transfer of he pr.so ers
torn her deck ,o thai II the Alabama. Also that
lI. il Dol vessel flO.iIa gu,wu 9ao ga he Ovi 20
or uJioto after her English r.mel ia iuR II Kings
Ton hnruor, clo-'iy tened hy ITO Cnyler. which
30 lowed her Whe. sha Iau the blockade OF M~Sile
AMI Az thus chased her into port Another tniied
s.'e- glnboat is reported as assisting IN the watch
T. b. u,
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4 r..br.i.o.s C!er-,4.an a. - 2" q
N,,,.,, cos,sasaify sn"bee''.

LIII'hh ~ 70 II'IT
Some Union people having ri-ev' t9e ra'U4d
d, ,,.ae ,le southern M.iao ist Cbulch IN H,t-e
..,., uo minister, ill., rs. 5olA II. DAdnell,
,U,ita s,cessunit, ,ao " The cAurch this i.0g.-
.,.rand tore 10 OoVo, iO' wnich nc WINS sr g d,
.ad :. now in custody
I'd Sc,c-soHae M0.saigilg The ssw Aa.rps.
by Rooms, were unwilling g. meet tacrs t. ay be-
cause Sen. ,coeLes oriered National nag q IS
-i..uyed9. i,yss..e-s. 90 A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-16
FROM WASHINGTON.
Democratic Opposition to War Measures
More Aid and Comfort for the Rebels.
THE WORK OF AMENDING THE TAX BILL.
GOOD PROSPECT FOR THE PRlVATEERING BILL.
Provisions of the Consumption Bill
Rebel Reported Battle By Gen. Banks
Provisions Of the Consumption Bill.
Rebel Reported Battle By Gen. Dank

Plan to Enlist Hen Of African Descent.
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RESIGNATION OF GOV. sTANLY.
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TIE WORK OF AMENDING THE TAX BILL.

GOOD PROSPECT FOR THE pRlyATEERING BILL,
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Democratic Opposition to War Measures

More Aid and Comfort for the Rebels
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Gen. German las been relieved from duty AID
ordered to rcrort To- Memphis, where Court Of iu-
oui-y viii forthwith be convened 90 examine into'te
charge that he ios been euga sed in cotton sqecn ion
a,l has. in Other ways irostitnted his position to
prrparos az s.n This is q frcsh Indication hat re
VIZ Department is determined 10 put stop @ the
t.Hc in Rebel pr. ducts, which, L concuircn. tesi-
rnny from numerous witne- IS may &c trusted, 10
tre urucirpl business TO many OF oui military pos
in tho West
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-12-03

more disgraceful or infamous print to
be found than thisP And yot the party
to which this man belongs dare to come
before the people and say that they
are denied free press and a free
speech!
1t remains for US to show who is the
sta dard bearer of this defer of God
and man; who is his political leader;
whose cause does he serve by such a
course. This is announced by himself.
Ill says in one place "I am q Democrat
and an inRdol too, and elsewhere he
hoists bis ticket "For Governor C. Il.
Fdllandgham," aud then puts in hi.
claim to share with the Chattanooga
Rebel the honor of having nomina atcd
him:
almost a year ago published tho
name Of this patriot and moral hero as
candidate for the next Gov. of Ohio.
One hundred thousand freemen Of the
State, on the 1lth day of June last, rat
fled my nomination.
This coming man is
destined to be not only Governor Of
Ohio, but also President Of thl United
Statesl Put that into your pipe and
smoke it, you damned miuions of hell"
We think this enough, both to salts.
! fy our readers Of the hideousness Of
Copperheadism, and disgust them with
it. If there is any lower deph tn which
infamy can reach, it has yet to be re.
vealed.