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FARM AT AUCT.ON-Will he

fsi.:t FARM All AUCTlON.-Wil be
hijI sold al Public Auction, on WEDNESDAY Oct
-aa@ Z, at O'Clock 7. M, the premises, the Farm
now owned by W. NJ. Lamb situated in me
northwesierv part of Northboro, on Ball HILL COM
mahdlng a me prospect Of the surrounding country
anu very healthy location, very and under good
stare OF cultivation; containing g acres divided in
acres or pastung, acres Of woo1 the NOW ng and
age land The Is all English and can all be cut
by moving machine There is a large orchard of 2iT
apple trees al grated fruit also good supply OF pears
plums cherries ana cranes, Welding s75 to $40
worm OF run yearly VIII pasture cows. and winter
~ COWS and one horse The milk and butter all
sold at the door for the Boston market, two-story
mouse, with an Il and wood house att ,ched, large
Darn carriage house aud she'd all In good repair well
sup lied WIN neverailing water house and barn In
aEpou neghhorhOod, and near school Said farm ten
miles rom Worcester three miles from Northboro Gem
tre, ana three and half niles from Clinton. Three
desired.
Also If not sold at private sale, about Is tons Of Eng
sh nay Two tons of oat straw all tho planted on
one anu haif acres, all the potatoes pante three
acres looking well 100 bushels Of oats and Is
For further particulars inquire tho subscriber on the
premises W N. LAMB.
50 wkdtocu u. b. LAMSON Auctioncer
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NATU'L FAME Cashier.
Worcester, Mass. Sept q, 1868. dim

NENTRAL BANK The Annual Meet
~ ing Of the Stockholders of the Central Bank for
the eli ice of Directors for the en- ng; to fix the
limit OF the loan to Direct and on any other
business that may legally before them will held
at their Banking Rooms on MONDAY, the 9Th day of
October next, at 10 o'clock A NJ.
Fer order of the Directors
sis dtG5 II. 4, MARSH
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FGNO THE HONORABLE, THE MAY
II OR AND ALDERMEN OF THE CITY OF WoR
CESTER:-The Directors Of the Worcester Horse Rail.
road Company respectfully petition your honorable
Board to make location of their RiirOad from Front
street over Trumbul street. Park street ard Green
street, to point the Fox Mills.
Also to make locations additional tunOuts on the
line of the present track.
(Signed) JAMES Ii. BLAKE. President
Worcester.
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aotEfts


HREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE
g. OF CoMpTRoILER OF THE CURRENCY Washington
SsptemDer 1868 Whereas, by satisfactory evidence
tha The First National flank of Worccster i aPpoai
~ ol worcester and State of Massachusetts has bren
~ orBsn1en under and according to the rcGuiremcns
national currency secured by pledge of Initial tatos
- H nu ~ PROVIDE Tor the circulation and redemp-
nlInd & approved February 25 1863 and has cm-
i,Su msn W gc provisions OF said required to he
ing: ,....e. '''','.V'' '''e O"'''eS' O' D"nk
Now therefore, l, Hugh Met ulIoch Comntro,ler of
we currency 10 hereb certify that tile said First Ma
uonal Bank OF Worcester, County Of Worcester and
state OF Massachuse ts Is authorized to commovc, IN
business of Banking under the act aforesaid ~ A
~ lesumony whereof, witness my hand and seal OF
IN 49,, HUGH MCCULLOGH,
sIz dlVw Comptroller of the Currency
n OTICE.-The undersigned having
taken the store No. 8 Bangs Block onnosite tho
New Court House, formerly occupied bv Henry II r.
Obj y Co. Grlce:s, most respectfully solicits the
p Patronage OF ms friends and the public generally
ne VIII Keep constantly on hand large and well 40
ected STOCK OF West India Goods and Groceries which
sl0 d!f DARIUS PUTNAM.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSA-
- CHUSETrS.-Wcrceste ss.-Probate Court-To
all persons interested in the estate P DEXTER TIFF
tate '' ''
Youare cited to appear at a Probate Court to be hold
en- at worcester the rs Tuesday October next at
nine O'Clock in the forenoon to show cause why the ac
count rendered by John Il. Ihcpley Henry Hitch
cock the Executors, OF their administration of said es
iate ana now on HE in this Office should not be al
lowed And the court orders public thereof to be
given, by publishing this citation once a week for
three successive weeks, in the newspaper called the
Worcester Da y Spy, printed at Worcester the Iasf
publication to he one day at least before said Cont
, Witness HENRY CHAPLIN, Esquire, Judge of said
one thousand eight hundred and siXtv-three.
$40 dJsW CHAS, L. STEVENS, Asst. Reg.
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I ANUAO TEX BANk.-The Annual
- NJ aetng of the Stockholders of this Corporation
will be held at their Banking House ON MONDAY oct.
S, 1863, at two o'clock for the following purposes
LIST. 70 choose Directors for the ensuing year
ID To act on any other business which may legally
come before them
By order OF the Directors
G. I. SYAlMES. Cashier.
Lancaster. Sept. Il, 1863. d3sW SIG
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M0tGtes.
USICA CON VEN ZION
THE
WOrce Ster Co. Musical Convention
WILL HELD AT
MECHANICS HALL, WORCESTER
COMMENCING
Tuesday, Sept. goth, 1868.

AND CONTINUING -FOUR DAYS AND EVENINGS.
II class will be under the direction of Prof f. H.
FROST; sir. 5. b. MILLS Of New York, will he Plan
ist and The following Vocal Is will take part in the con.
vcntOn; Miss Nellie Fiske, Mrs Doanc, Mrs Munroe
Messs. A. 5. Allen. +. ii. Knight o. COlltster A. c.
MuntOe, VIM, sumner.
The Morning Session of each day will be devoted, the
frat hour to Vocal Gymnastics, with plantations of the
Inherent kinds Of voices ther compass quality. regis
ter and the proper method of bringing out bower and
purity of tone anG the practice of Church Music wi
reference to nfusng life and giving character
and effectiveness to this part of public worship.
The Afternoon and Evening will be given to the prac-
ce of ChOruses and Glees in connection with Solos,
Duets, &c. which Will be expected from members of
the Glass.
Mr.. 5. Is. MILLS, the most eminent pianist in this
country will give grand Piano Forte Concert on
Thursday Evening, Oct LIST, before the musical conven
ton in Mechanics Hail. assisted by the following vocal
ists Miss Nellie FislIe, Mrs Doane, sopranos, Mrs Nun
roe, contrato, Mr. h. IL Fros;, tenor, Mr. A. $. Allen,
basso.
a Grand FINALE CONCERT will be given on Fri
day Evening" Oct 9 assisted by the united efforts of the
entire convention
The New Church Music Book, Voice Of Praise" by
E. Hamilton, "HGrp o. Jaddh,' by l.. o. Emerson
"Operdtc Bouquet by Bruce and Chorus Books, will
be furnished Tor the of the Glass, without extra
charge.
TICKETS MEMBERSHIP, admitting the holder to all
the Exercises OF the Convention, and both Concerts,
Fifty Cents
Tickets for single concerts 25 cents For sale at
Moore's Music Store, and Boyden's Exchange.
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Uxbridge, Sent. IA, 1868.

GRAFTON BANK-The Annual Meet.
~ ing of the Stockholders of the Grafton Bank. for
the choice of Directors for the year ensuing; to fix
limit of the loan Directors transact any other
business that legally before them will be held
at their Banking Rooms, on MONDAY the 5th day of
october next at o clock p.
W. T. SUTTON Cashier
Grafton, September H. 1868. dim
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II ACRES OF LAND,
with BUILDINGS theron situated on tho old tosd IA
Leicester, the old Jones' ayefn about three mil
from the City Hail. Worcester Two acres of YOUNG
WOOD, the remainder divided into NOV ng and pastur-
ing. Ihe house Is story and half and built within
lew years and is IN good repair good Barn and Other
necessary out buildings Also upon said farm is good
variety OF FRUIT. sS~~
Immediately after the sale Of the above will be sold
cow, calf months old, wagon, one horse
plows horse harrow, l pick axe, iron bar raEes
nay cutter; wheel barrow, drag. good laddera
harnesses, whlietrce and chains manure hook rrn.s
ana bush scythes, &C, buffalo robe ''
Terms liberal and made known at sale. For further
particulars inquire at H. ABBOTT on lie premises or
the AuctiOneeI. '' "
SIG dAwts f. b. LAMsON Anct,,
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MECHANICS HALL,
Anttrnns.
LBy +: W. VAIL

IN RARE CHANCEwVALUABLE
heili RESIDENCE AT AUCTION No. Park stre.t
sAA-corner Portland i favored with Instruction
rom the heirs to SELL on THURSDAY, Oct lst at ii
o'clock, the above Residence, lately owned and occu
peu oy Mrs D. G. Morse, deceased, containing twenty
Two rooms conveniently arranged two tenements on
e ground noor IN good repairs pped with hard and
soft water, Gas &c, &c. Plaza inffont; good cellar
under inc whole house The lot has frontage on PARK
street OF 20 feet and 100 feet on Portland
me above offers rare opportunity for investment or
3ccnpaio as the location Is central and neighborhood
desirable. For further particulars nqulr0 Of EDWIR
So dtol r. w VAIL.
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BLACKSTONE BANK-lhe Stock.

- holders OF the Blackstone ank, Uxbrdce are no.
tined that their Annual Meet Tor the choice Di-
eet9rs and transaction of other business which may
legally come before Them and to fix the limit the
Loan 10 the D ectoiS provided by the Statute will
be held in the Hall over sal Bank, on MONDAY, the
hftl day of OCTOBER next, at two O'Clock 2. NJ
Per order of the Directors
h W. HAYWA ARD, Cashier.
USbridge, Sent. IA 1863 dim
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MILLBURY BANK Notice is hereby

M lbi'D II IL A NM -rtO tlCe IS hereby
I've given that the annual meeting of the Stockholders
OF the Aillbuy Bank sill be held the first Monday
in October next at two o'clock NJ at the banking
Rooms tor he choice Of Directors. fix Limit of the
loan to Directors and to act on any 9th business tina.
may pro crly come before them ID. ArNO GOD.
Mibury, Sept. l5 1868. dtol5 Cashier
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With full Or,an and Orchestral Accomplishments at the
Union Church on FRIDAY Eve ing, Oct. ID, in which
the whole Glass are requested to participate
THE Tabernacle" BY B +. Baker and o. W. Perkins,
Voice of Praise, by Hamilton. "Baker's short An.
thems and Sentences and 1.-The Messiah" will be fur
nished for the of the Class without extra charge
Tickets of Membership admitting the holder all the
Exerc ses OF the Conv niion and both Concerts, may
be had at the Music Store OF James A. Dorman Fifty
Cents each Tickets not transferable.
BY order of the Board Of Trustees.
PUTNAM W TAFT, President
ABRAHAM FIFTH, Wee President.
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tBy Z. B; Lamson d SON. Sc and 6s Main street i
A DESIRABLE SMALL FARM AT
~ AUCTl0N.-l am instructed to offer. without ~
10 O'Clock AM, " O''o"er aus y
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gg telegraph.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
MIUH IUHI UEbFAIUHES.
-------------------------------
Sixty Thousand Rebels are Fortified
at Tullahoma, Stevenson, and
Bridgeport.
Vieksburg Reported Surrounded.
Feaerals in Possession of Grenada.
Fifteen thousand Federal Troops at
Savannah, Tenn.
Gold 46 7-9.
vicksburg Reported Surrounded.
Feierals in Possession Of Grenadr
Gold 4e 7-s.

LOUISVILLE, March 80. - Humphrey
Marshall is reported with having infant
ry forces near Mt. Sterling.
Fifteen thousand Federals are reported
at Savannah, Tenn.
II is reported that we possess Grenada,
and that Grants forces are surroun ding
Vicksburg.
Flour, at Knoxville, is fifty five dol
lars per barrel.
A large force under Sherman landed
above Haines' Bluff
No less than sixty thousand troops are
strongly fortified at Tullahoma, Steven
son and Bridgeport
WASHINGTON, March 80. - Two or
three regiments of deserters are coming
in weekly under the Presidents Procla-
nation.
Six monitors with several gunboa s
and schooners left Hilton Head on the
9th.
The Ericsson has just arrived with a
floating machine to clear the channel Of
torpedoes.
One hu ndred thousand bushels of corn
was destroyed by fire in Richmond two
weeks since.
James River is being strongly forti-
fed by the rebels.
New YoRK, March 3O.--Gold quiet at
467S.
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Inducement to Suffers.

We beg leave TO call the attention of
Suffers and Dealers generally, to tho
fresh supplies we are receiving daily,
consisting Of all brands of chewing and
smoking tobacco, a large assortment of
pipes, canned fruits, sardines, oysters,
dates, figs, nuts, raisins, pickles, sausage,
candies, etc. Also, a large variety OF
commercial, note, and letter paper, en-
velopcs, pencils, gold and steel pens, port
fohos, pocket account books, ink, black
ing, etc. Silk and cotton handkerchief,
suspenders, neck ties, combs, hair, tooth
and blacking brushes, pocket books and
wallets, umbrellas, gum overcoats, blank
cts, haversacks, valises, pocket knives
shirts of all descriptions, hats, shoes
boots, towelling, domestics, calcoes
jeans, kerseys, osnaburgs, and full
stock of notions. Also, groceries and all
kinds of wines and bitters, which we
offer for sale at the lowest market rates, al
wholesale. A. &c NJ. LANDsBERa s. Co,
Corner Of Market st., and Public Square
march Sly.
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No. as pnblIo nnmnrn.

We have in store small lot Of dried
apples and peaches also, a large stock
of suffers goods and notions; fine cut
rosebud, and unny-sido chewing to-
bacco; Excelsior, Washington, and mild
Ashland smoking do; Kentucky, Mis-
souri,, and Virginia do, in butts and cad
dies, all Of which we offer at reduced
rates to suffers and dealers generally.
HARNEY, HUGHEs s. Co.
Sd door from N. E. Cor Pub. Square.
March left. rDispateA copv.1
Ladies and gentlemen will find il 10
their interest to call at NJ. MoRaAxsrERN's,
No 10 Union street, for good bargains
in Boots and Shoes, Of every description
which he offers to sell low for cash. Gus
tom made work always on hand.
NJ. MoRGANsrERN.
No. 40 Union street
march. 23-2w.
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OtR UNroS.--Noi The Union OF The
States does this caption mean 70 indicate,
but the Nashville UNIoS-Ae newspaper
Of the city. The daily has attained a
circulation, which our press, the fastest
10 the place, put 70 its utmost speed, can
scarcely supply. No daily ever published
here has had such run of success.
Yesterday the second number of our
weekly edition was issued. We had no
idea Of the demand there might be, and
accordingly printed only a limited num-
ber-some two thousand-which were
taken before the sun had got his eyes well
opened for bis daily vigil, and numer-
Gus orders had TO go unfilled. We were
somewhat surprised. We regretted, too,
that we had not formed better Judgment
touching the Monday morning wants Of
ihereading public. We shall not err here
after.
We wish our readers, however, to un-
derstand that yesterdays edition is not
to be regarded as a standard of the ex-
cellence Of our weekly. The mails failed
US Sunday night, and the feet.winged
messenger Of the telegraph slept upon his
pose-shame on him!--consequently we
were without as late news as we were
entitled 10, and confidently expected.
We shall do better next time, and con-
tinue to4mprove with the experience Of
each succeeding week.
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AasIlriIle atuiOu.
LOCAL AND COMMERCIAL.

DfNITY AND REBELLIoS.-We think We
may say, with profound reverence for
the truth, that the rebel ladies Of our city
are the staunchest pillars Of the rebellion
in our midst. The dear creatures are
consistent in their adherence 10 the cause
into the support Of which their sunny
smiles allured the boys. The men who
have tarried here in inglorious ease,
whilst their more youthful neighbors and
friends fight rebellion's battles, would
long since-the greater portion Of them
have repented Of their sins, aud ex-
hibited their fealty TO the Union strong
and great" but for the dread they have
Of the lightning glances and bitter in
veclives Of the gentler sex. Among our
rebels, manhood Is at discount; the
weaker vessel has supplanted the strong
er. We are sorry to say II, and the more
sorry because our admiration of the
sex amounts almost TO idolatry, and
cannot bear the shock occasioned by q
misdirection Of wOman's influence and
Affections. Dimity in IFS proper sphere
is divinity; out Of it, a--well we
will not say what
Our fair rebels are not, however, en-.
tirely consistent They profess to hate
"Yankees"-as they sneeringly denomi-
nate the gallant defenders Of the Govern
ment--and Yankee goods, wares, and
cOntrivances, as earnestly as they love
the cause of the rebels. But, in this
they are inconsistent. They cannot re-
sist the temptation of fresh arrival of
merchandise from the looms and manu-
factories of the despisod North. No
sooner does our friends, HoREDECK &
ALBRIDGE, announce the opening of a new
stock Of elegant goods--or PAGE show
lovely grenadine in his window-or
FRENcH call attention 70 most recently
fabricated kids and lastings--than beyies
Of the fair ones flock TO their stores like
quails TO an over ripe field Of wheat In
harvest time. Beauty must be adorned
whether rebel or loyal-at least, they
seem to think so, and though the adorn-
ment is purchased at the price !of
their consistency, they cannot refuse the
sacrifice. Reproach one Of them for it,
and she will tell you, 81 only buy English
or French goods" "But, who imported
them, my pretty maidY7 The Yankee"
of course. So they can't do without the
Yankees, after all. Dry goods will yet
do great deal to snuff out treason here.
Dimity must needs "knock under" TO
them, and then the reputed "lords of
creation" viii stand again upon their own
domain. Speed the day
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A Southern paper states that the time
rant Governor Of the Tennessee seceders,
IsHAM G. HARRIS, has determined, after
mature elaboration, not to call the Legis-
lature together in session extraordinary.
Cause, deficiency in the number OF
members. A wise conclusionl George
and Buck would be grati(led, no doubt,
TO see the Governor and bis retainers
again in Nashville.
The paper aforesaid, gravely stated,
also, that proper steps would be taken to
have the gubernatorial and other State
Offices filed. OF course, what Office in
Secessia would be allowed TO remain
vacant2 Authority, however brief, is an
irresistible temptation there.
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AucfInn SnIn.

We will sell at auction, this morning,
commencing at 10 o'clock, a large lot Of
Readymade Clothing, Hats, Boots, Shoes,
Berages, Muslin, DeLAnes, Alpaca, and
Ginghams. Also, one Cooking Stove, and
a small lot Of Queensware; with many
other articles. b. Il. SHIELDS & Co.
Auction Rooms opposite sewanee Hotel.
Maroh3l-It
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AS the public may not be aware of the
fact, we may state for its information that
the weather, yesterday and the day be-
fore, was rather winterish for comfort.
OVercoAts and iires were in demand. Old
Borsas clustered as'hugeIy as Major
uenerSi fILLow; but tho wretch was for
given, in consideration Of the impotence
OF his rage. The lion will "play out,
to-day; and then FOR fitful April and her
crown Of gema!
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TIE REASON WHT.-City subscribers
complain Of the lateness of the hour at
which they are served with the UNION by
our carriers. The cause Of this delay is
the immense edition which must frat be
put up to supply the demand for the
morning mails. The carriers receive
their copies as early as we can print
them We do our best to supply all in
due season We hope soon to satisfy
every body.
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sntIers. Attention

We have now in store large stock of
supplies in your line, to which we call
your attention. Such as all kinds of no.
tiOns; fancy goods; canned fruits; Vir-
GINA, Tennessee, Missouri, and Ken
lucky tobacco cigars, wines, and liquors.
City dealers will do well 70 look through
our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Special attention paid to shipping. No.
90 Public Square, below City Hotel.
HARVEY, HUoHEs & Co.
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The Cumberland continues in lns nav
isable condition aud is likely to remain
30 much longer than the ardent Of our
rebels desire. Singular, isn't il, that the
Lord will show favor to the enemies Of
the slectW
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God bless my country, the United
States Of America p were tho last words
OF the patriotic General SUMNER. God
bless General SUNsEE, Is the response Of
every lover Of rational liberty.
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HEAnQUAuTrm USurp srArra Topcrs.
-L-uN-l--. n - u. -

HrAnQCAUTrHs Usurp srirra ToHcra
NAsuvltE, March %, is53
Oulrs.
All private freight arriving at this post
by tho Louisville and Nashville railroad.
or by Government boat, other than the
personal baggage Of passengers, and the
contents Of one car each day, allowed to
the Adams Express Company, will after
this date be seized and con6soaiod.
By order Of
Brig Item RonUBT b. MITCHELL,
Commanding.
JoaS PRATE, A. A.G. mch24-lw
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Col Nixon, formerly editor Of the NO.
Crescent, commanded the rebel cavalry
which took Danville, Ky, last week.
Last summer NIXON desired to 90 with
BRAao to Louisville, hoping to get pos
session Of the Louisville Journal We
suspect he has no complaint to make Of
the Journal now.
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We arc indebted to Lieut. CULVER, Of
the LIST Michigan Engineers, who arrived
last evening, for = copy Of the Louisville
Jasnal Of yesterday morning. lie will
please accept our thanks.
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THEATRE.-The opening piece at the
theatre tonight, will be the interesting
play of Money, to be followed by Tie
Secret. Other entertainments will be in
troduced TO give additional variety to
the bill Of fare.
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The grapevine telegraph was At work
yesterday There was "a visible stir
amongst recipients Of i's messages. Tell
Us, gentlemen, did they bring "glad
tidings"
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The portion of the track of the Louis
vile and Nashville Railroad, damaged
last week, has not yet been repaired. A
sufficient force is at work upon it, and a
gentleman who arrived in the city last
evening thinks it will be thoroughly re-
paired by this afternoon. We may
thereafter look for the trains regularly.
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A private despatch from Louisville,
from an official source, received in this
city, states that all the steamboats, on
the Ohio river, both large and small, are
being pressed into the service OF the
Government. This will put an end to
all shipments, on private account, to this
place by the river.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.-The minstrels
give one Of their most pleasing and mirth-
provoking exhibitions tonight. Their
study is to please, and they succeed adj
mirably.