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nAMGIMG SCHOOL,.

M r. WEAVER, Respectfully gives notice to the
wi subscribers his evening school, and others desir
Of attending, that the first lesson to Gentlemen will
be held at BRINLEY HALL, ON THURSDAY EVENING,
Nov. 9th O'Clock.
Worcester, Nov. 6 If
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GERMAN MEDICAL OFFICE,
SnTinpfieId Mass

-~,~r SpIIHSW6IU9 MdSss
kS. GRAY q BRICK continue TO treat
~ diseases with their usual success combining them
selves principally TO those Of Chronic character. An
important point in treating disease successfully
from what diseased organ organs their maady
Our method Of arriving correct knowledge OF the dis
eabed action ofihe body affords decided advantage
over those who have made the secetons study
forming diagnosis. We require for analysis,
at least OF the first Urine in the morning
FOR the benefit of those interested we would give notice
that Dr. Gray Breck will be at the AmeTicdn Temper
ance House, WORCESTER. MASS, on the
18th, 10th and goth of each month,
where they may be consulted every variety of disease
Any information relative TO the Springfield Water Cure
may be obtained by iDqurng above.
Worcester, Oct IL. SIMS
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wR0sS's Xpress forward all sorts of par
cells and small cases. through direct the Worcester
Rail Rosd to Newport Fall RiUer, Bristol and Barren.
July %. dwtf
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DIR. D. FL. BLOOD.

FYSEssgzl Proposes resume the Practice of Medt-
OI1YYYp cine, far relates to the treatment of
the Diseases Of Children, which arise from
difficult dentition. II is fact that of the irregular
es and consequently many Of the defects, the second
set of teeth, causel by msmanagemept during the
eruption and before the appearance of the first teeth
The practice of Dentistry several years past has
made the principles and process Of dentioA also the
rritaons resulting from it familiar and therefore ap
propriate department OF practice.
Apply at 1870 Main Street, House.
The subscribers have formed a CoRnexion in the bust
of Dentistry, which will be continued the Old
Stand 80 Main Street. o. H. BLOOD, M. d.
Sept. 22-tf C. b. COOK NJ. d.
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CUMBERLAND COAL.

THE Blackstone Coal Company has taken a yard on
L TEMPLE STREET, and is now ready TO deliver coal
from their mines at VALLEY FALLS broken and screened
at O., so per ton. l. Il. BARBOUR Agent.
Worcester. Oct 5 846 dw
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Rooms 10 Let.

GUITABLE for storeroOms or Work shop-sluateo
- opposite Norwich Depot, and near Messrs. Harris
Flour Store. Enquire of d. NJ Levns Front Street or
the Ware Rooms OF Messrs. w. o. H. Baker, NO. $50,
Main street. dtf-0ct ~
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Wood and Land at Auction.

WILL be sold at Public Auction in UkorlugS on =,
w ddy the 29th Of November inst aooul o. aMn On
WOOD standing, and Immediately after inc m.n,da
which IL Stands situated about 1t miles from VAo.us
centre Also, some three acres o: PLAIN ~ 1n nj w
part OF the town For Information INQUIRE %
CAPRON Uxpridge, or l.. SPRING, I'd, WorveN.eo o..e
Nov. g. l9i8 wv 49,
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MARRIED.,

In this city, Oct H. by Rev. Mr. Logan, Mr. Frederick G.
Edwards to Miss Nancy L. Caigan
In n e. Village by Rev. W. O. Richards, Mr. Truman
w Rice to Miss lydia A. Howe, koth of Grafton:
In Shrewsbury by Rev. W. c. Richards, Mr. Jasper b
Nelson 10 Miss Mary Wheelock.
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A Handsome .AcknOl0led gement-M Corco-
ran, (of the firm OF Corcoran & Riggs, barkers)
who has recently returned from Europe, has pre-
scented to Mr.. Gurdcn Smith, worthy boat
builder of Stonngton, Conn. the sum OF $1,000,
as a testimonial OF gratitude for his exertiOns ia
saving young daughter from drowning last
summer
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Health Insurance Co.,
of ROSfOn-CaDitaI 5000

Pre- ident-THOS TARBELL. sec'ry-A. L. STIMSON
HE terms of Insurance in this Company are more la
voabe than those of any other institution Of the kind
In the Country Applications received for nsurng allow
of "a, Sc, or S8 per week, during sickness.
Policies issued periods Of One Three, and Fve yea
For further information for Insurance. Call at the
Office Of s. b. l. GODDARD Agent, lS3 Main Street.
Worcester, Aug7. isf
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DR.. HARRIS l54 Main Street, is prepared to Extract
Teeth wtont pam by the of this recently discovered
substitute for Ether-CHLORoFoRM.
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THANKsGIvING The timehonored custom
OF observing day OF thanksgiving and prayer,
Is likely to become general throughout the Uni
ted States The following States have already
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THE SICK MANS FRIEND.

DR.. A. d. GOULETT, son of the celebrated
Indian Doctress Mrs. RICHARDSON, and Reformed PJac
tioHer Of Medicine, having dissolved partnership with
Dr. Provost of the late firm oCDrs Goulet Provost by
mutual consent continues his practice heretofore his
Old Office, No. 227 MAIN STREET, lett hand up stairs,
over the Store of G. C. Clapp.
DR. Gonlett in practice, nothing bat Vegetable
Botanic Medicines,and can be consulted his office at
all hours of the day. from in the morning in the
evenings and all honrs he can be found his
Boarding Place, United States Hotel
DIR G. takes this occasion say that he feels grateful
for the aVors he has received from his friends and patrons
IN the extensive practice he has enjoyed his resi-
dence in this city, and he trusts he shall merit connu
ance OF their patronage and friendship by his services and
wei! directed efforts in their behalf
Oct 10. DIFF A. D. GOULETT.
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GfEbert'S Patevgt Pilates,
CHLOROFORM

THIS new principle OF selting Teeth wi bout springs Is
used by jId II. F. BISHOP
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THE SPLENDID CASHMERES AND
MOUSSE LINEH DCLAINE.

DER Europa" receiued and now ready for exhi-
i bition. Among them some beautiful
Mousselines de Lame tall Woo in all figs, at 50 c.
Twilld Cashmere do bright colors, AZ cts.
Ladies' are invited to examine them.
Nov6 DIV HENRY II. chamberlain. &
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Plaid CIOakingS.

Plaid CIOakingS.
ERENCH and American Plaid Cloakings in beautiful
Il styles. Also the best assortment in the city of
THYBET AND LYONESE CLOTHS for
Coaks sale per than they be bought
in any ether store H. IL. CHAMBERLIN.
Oct l8. div w3t
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DIR. L.. G. MEAD,

Dentist, Qate OF Providence, r. r.
e~IITYYp Taxes this method to inform the Ladies
and Gentlemen of Worcester, that he has
permanently located himself in this City in the practice of
Id Dental Surgery,
where he will perform all operations his profession after
the most modern and scientific methods. All work will
be warranted to give perfect satisfaction, and charges
made in conformity with the times. Office in Waldo
Block, No. l53, Main Street. sept %
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A. D. GOULETT.
l.. ]. PREYOST.

FRENCH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN AND
Office and Botanic Depot BARKER &
EsTADRooK's STORE, ZIP STAIRS LIST door the right
O13dtf 227 Main Street, Worcester.
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Cheap Goods at Cham berlin's.

A a ENGLISH PRINTS at 10 cents per yard,
Il Il sold in all other stores at l23 cts.
Fine French Ginghams II yard wide at 20 cts,
sold every where else at 25 cts.
Good styles shilling M. de Lame at 124 cts.
Yard wide BROWN SHEETINGS for cts per yd.
Fine l.weol FLANNELS for Ladies ut rs cts.
Fine Scarlet Twiled do for 25 cts.
Super Col'd ALPACCAS for IS cts.
Good Cotton Ingram CARPETS for shilling.
Good all Wool and Worsted do. Tor AS cts.
IS cent quality, in choice new patterns, at 625c.
Many heavy Carpets grade, not good patterns,
from so TO 60 cents.
SHAWLS of all kinds especially PLAID LONG
SHAwLs at tt0eny fre per cent less than the prices Of
any other Store in Forester.
CLOAKINGS-the best assortment in town
10 per less than be bought in any other
Every description of Fall and Hinter Goods at
spending low prices.
am daily receiving NEW GOODS, bought
very low for cash, and will pledge myself to sell anything
in my stock Ten per cent less than can be bought at
any other Store in Forester or Boston.
am quite aware of the statement make above, and
ready back up by comparison OF the goods and
prices with those of any other Store.
HENRY L. CHAMBERLTN,
Oct Is. div w3t 1872 and 1874 Main st.
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TO LET.

Ia A SMALL tenement on the corner of Main and
SsaeA n Charlton sts For further particulars apply
49, at this office. Nov 6.
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1000 LBS. WOODEN YARN,

TUsT received embracing great variety OF ait'es IN
j White Blue mixed, Black Drah, Slate and RANDOM
mixed which we can sell less than be found in TINS
Tonni1 3. l.. HARDON d co.
NvNSnSi;o 4w46
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MassachUsetts Election:
GOvernor-Is47. President-I84S.

Briggs. Gushing, Scat. y. Buren,. Taylor. Cas-
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TO THE LADIES.
JUST received at the NEW YORK STORE, a large as
u snrtnent of
DRESS PRINCES and BUTTONS;
Jenny Lind Elastic COLLARS, article.
MD GLOVES, Velvet and Canton Grape SCARFS.
Figd Velvet Neck RIBBONS, &c. &c.
Also, Black and Changeahle DRESS SILKS, which
will be sold at the lowest market prices.
o. F. STEBBINS g. CO.
Oct 20. dr.
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For the Ladies
lust received Splendid assortment Of AIDES
u DRESS ana DANCING SLIPPERS-among them may
be found -
French Satin Slippers French Kid Slippers Black and
Bronze Nes Black and White Satin Slippers beautiful
article; Pes Kid and Morocco Slippers Reeds French
Kid Slippers Middletons French Kid and Morocco Slips
pers These in want of very article, will find for
ther advantage to call soon, at IS Main Street.
Sept. 22-dtf C. w. LONGLEY & co.
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no the Ladies of Worcester and

NERS, PARMENTER having returned to her od
IVI stand on CHANDLER STREET. is now prepared 10
MAKE REPAIR and PRESS BoNNETS at tho. notice
Worcester, Nov Z. avn
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WANTED

A PARTNER, who furnish a cash capital to do n
N Flour and Grain business.
Oct 81, DIFF FRANCIS E. BIGELoW.
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FIRE INSURANCE.

FIRE INSURANCE.
THE PEOPLES MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
of Boston, continue to Insure Buildings, Stocks, Far
ntue, Machinery, and other property against loss or
damage by fire. Applications may be made TO
WARREN LAZELL,
No. 205 Main Street, Worcester.
C. II. WHITE, Sec'y. J. SOuTHwICK, Pres't
Oct % dw3m
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Tailoring and furnishing Rooms
RE-0PENED!
NE subscriber has Resumed his business at the Old
Stand. Forbush's Building where he is now receiving
general assortment Of
WOOiiens, SatinS, VestingS, &c,
adapted 10 the coming season. for Gentlemen's wear,
whch VIII be made into garments every description in
lhe most elegant and wokmanlke manner at the lowest
prices Particular attention given the of the
toner Perfect satisfaction warranted
WANIEO-lmmedialey 8 good Pant Makers,
to whom good wages and constant employment will be
given. L. STOCKWELL
GRAFTON, sept. g. 1913. DIFF
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~OO YDs of Domestic ooen Fannels just received,
CUU of very nice quality and finish, for SAFE cheap
ALSO 1914 Domestic oOlen Fannels suitable Tor sheets
or summer blankets-a rare article-tO be had at
Vi H ~ AwA6 b. L. HARDON 81 cos.
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FOUND.

ENO0ND in the highway in the south part of Holden
nttO calf skin WaHet, containing Seventeen dollar
cash and few small papers The owner can have m
some BY ca ling on the subscriber.
Holden, Oct, A dit ARCHELAUS PUTNAM.
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400 Umbrellas from Auction,

A MONC which may be found better UmUTeIIH IUI Vt
Ihaa cal be found elsewhere in this County Tor 40
Persons in want will do well TO call and look at them
i' ~ m Aw4s b. L. HARDON d. CO.
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OF j kinds, constantly on hsnd-Worcester stea
~ lis, T. d J. SUTTON
Sept. 6-dtf
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SPOOL TAPES,

,-,oNsTANTIY on hand, a good assortment Of Widths
| Of White and Colored, to which we invite the atten
ton OF manufacturers. b. lie hA"DN anSs
NnY 10. ~.
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Nj arFIeds
MarFIeds
On the 27h uno, by the Rev. Mr. Hughes, Mr.. JOHN Cp
ORD 10 Mrs JENNA HARRISON, ali Of Union Parish an


% good nan has been remgoea from among u.s. -
Died On Saturday, the 18th ns'., the 18th year Of @
JULIEN POYDRAs BREEDLOVE, native Of this Gin, ~
Captain in the 18th Regiment u S. Infantry. His disease
the same chronic arrhGal contracted in Mckee which
carried gloom and mourning many families hrougk
country May 3l6 at first call State for yoo
Tor the Rio Grand he was among first tootey summon n
ganzng his company THE Louisiana Greys he proceeded viii
Brigade under Gen Smith the aid Of Gen. Taylor Dunn,
encanpmen the Rio GrAnde elected and promoted I'M
Maorhip Of his 1.-THE Washington Regiment, and returned vi
its being dsbanded. In 1884, be appointed to Captancv al
4t Regiment embarked beng organized for the s
war and engaged the great battles Of Mexico Aug 49,
Ssptember of that YEAR. Being afflicted the sickness %
cut off so many gallant souls IN the Of coun he c
leave Of absence seek relief among his relatives and sn
lingering several months, yacaug between hope degs,
has been removed from this subunary sphere where the
for rest and freedom from trouble
In the various relations and duties Of society stood No.
eminent Connected during his short with several ~
lent associations of our city, the destitute and needy found
ce aid and assistance. Governed, all his dealings aa
with socsv by high tone Of dignity and PatE5 sn he v
nlatcaly han. The many manifestations Of FEELING and
nced bv the numerous Concourse OF citizens That followed b
mains to The tomb e US ordinary being whose d
thew were called TO gis7e friend, we loved him. as ue,
we valued him; as citizen esteemed and respected hun T
afflicted widow children and relatives, offer feelings
py On their bereavement trusting tue teachings Of hl
ZION fr that coincidence which they require; and Considering d
death in lis exactms often blasts the fond hopes
cuts asupder the ties of affection and friendship, however warn m
roncan We not hope that the spirit friend h0vsrs over m
whispering sweet words Of comfort and consolatonl
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The Ocean Steamship Company's steamship Her
mann. from Southampton July 2lst, arrived at New
York early on the morning of the 9th INST her
intelligence is of course anticipated by the America
She had one of the largest freghts and the largest
number of passengers l79) ever brought by an
ocean steamship, and made her passage to the HOOK
in several hours less than fifteen days, though hav
inc heavy head winds for the first ten days The
Liverpool Times of the 22d ult remarks upon .iie
disappointment in these steamships not sai'iiis
punctual to the time, lthe Hermann having Deeil
advertised for the Goth, at O'clock and says
..The Hermann has the large number OF IIy
passengers of both classes, besides 80 Children anu
about 400 tons of measurement goods on trelght' d
considerable quantity of which is from Bremen ana
Havre. The total value of the cargo reaches nearly
f25OO 900 sterling, the goods from France consisting
of merchanise of the most costly character
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POLITICs IN LoUIsIANA.-The Presidential cam
paign seems at last to have commenced in earnest
in this State. From all parts we receive reports of
meetings, of the respective parties, and if we can
credit the newspaper accounts, they are generally
numerously attended.
On Saturday there was large democratic meet
ing at Bayou Goula, over which Col. W. f. G.
Butler presided. twas addressed by ATessrs Sigur
and SOuie of this city, and others.
On the Sd instant there was barbecue al Nat
chiOches-there were speakers on both sides of the
question. Mr.. Larue for the democracy and Judge
Campbell and Major Wadde for the wings The
Chronicle gives an epitome of Major Wqddell's
speech. 1t says: Judge Campbell and Major
Waddell took the wing side. In the course Of his
remarks, the gallant Major said $ that John Var
Buren, had drank wine with Queen Victoria and
that the Barnburner movement in New York was
all plot, plan, and Mr.. Laue knew it, to make
Prince John President in 1852, and that they would
yet go for Mr.. Cass," etc. The Chronicle adds
" Mr. Larue was again called, and again came for
ward. He directed his remarks mainly to the
Major and In a tone of whitening irony, he de-
molished his positions. Mr.. LIS address was re-
ceIVed with cheer after cheer. His reply to the
Major delighted the democrats, and many of the
wings; and when he came down from the stand,
Major Waddell among the first, with that
handsome manner for which he is distinguished 10
give him his hand. The crowd gave Mr. Larue
three cheers, and the meeting broke up with great
good humor.''
At Alexandria, August 5, there was fine barbe-
cue, and great gathering of people belonging to
both parties. Two wing speakers from this city,
Messrs Peyton and Benjamin, were expected, but
failed to arrive, through an accidental detention of
the steamboat. Their place, however was well
supplied by Mr.. Ogden, for the wings. Mr.. Ryan
and Mr.. Bynum, for the democracy, followed Mr..
Ogden.
Last Thurday there was to have been barbecue
in Calcasieu free to both parties On the 23d there
will be barbecue in Caddo parish, near Shreve-
port
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Preparations for Jury-Packing.

| am told. and believe, the following facts
The High Sheriff Of Dublin has shown unwillngness
10 pack the panel with view TO the certain conviction
of the prison for Ireland Another functonary
similar office has also declined to take the responsibility
OF that odIOus and desperate performance himself
But the legal authontes-such is my infOmation-have
handed the Jurors book certain compaant under
official who either dependent too reckless to refuse
10 comply with their requirements in this regard.
Now therefore, this 22d day of July l84S believing these
facts to be facts the Irish people due notice OF the
They have week of this month and ten days OF the next
prepare for action accordingly If the present Patriots in
Newgae be baniShed for fidelity to them, without their
InerpOsiton between this pemeditaed vlainy and its VIC
Tins another set will follow, If Others found manly
enough initiate these four heroic cOnteOrS The people
must begin their warfare this system somewhere, and
deleenaly but most earnestly advise that they shall begin
with the next packed jury if they do not begin before.
In giving this advice take for granted my information is
accurate lift be motif these really TO have fair
tua-the peoples time may not be absolutely come. But
the rst twelve penued paTsans put INFO jury box should
be the signal TO the country to take the law into its
hand since especial guardians openly seeking its
latnn. THOMAS DARCY MCGEE.
[Nnbkin NatiOn gnEu III
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NoMTNATIoN.--At meeting in the Second
Ward of the First Municipality, last evening, to
select candidate to fill the vacancy in the repre-
sentaton of the ward occasoned by the resignation
of P. H. O'NeiI, Esq, Mr.. w. SILK was unani-
mously nominated. We are pleased that the citi-
zens of the Second Ward have selected our friend
Silk to represent them; and feel confident that in
his election they will secure an honest and upright
representative. The election takes place on Satur-
day next
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o. The Washington Union contradcts a report
that its editor had received from Gen Cass letter
stating that he would veto the Wilmot Proviso or
any equivalent of it. Gen. Cass, it says, has not
written letter since his acceptance of the Balt-
more nomination, though in private he asserts his
adherence to his Nicholson letter on the Proviso
subject.
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THREE MONTHS EXTRA PAY-By reference to
the advertisement in another column, it Will be seen
that Capts. Lewis and Monaghan, late of the Lou
isana Volunteers, are prepared to execute upon the
most reasonable terms, the papers of those who are
entitled to the three months extra pay. We can
assure all such persons that they can find none more
competent to attend to their claims than these gen
temen. They have recommendations of the high
est character from Brig Gen. Churchill, Inspector
General and others
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THE LEAGUE. The American League-Dr
McCracken in the chair-appOinted at their last
meeting a committee of five to make preliminary
arrangements 10 form branch Of the New Orleans
League at Algiers. The same committee to form
a branch at Gretna. The Treasurer was also in
sructedto forward statement of moneys, collected
from all nuarters on Wednesday evening.
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ORLEANS THEATRE.-The enterprising manager
of this establishment has engaged the following
artists for the approaching season: M. Desluc, first
tenor of grand opera; NJ. COrradi, baritone; NJ.
Vate, first bass; NJ. Berton, third tenor and
Madam Berton as first singer in comic opera, and
second in grand opera With such an addition to
the corps operate, the Orleans will prove delight
fn card for the coming season.
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New PosToFFICEs. AT Logtown, Ouachita
Parish, La, is an office just established and in
operation David Faux is the Postmaster. AT
Mound Bayou, Tensas Parish La. All office has
been open a few weeks. T. c. BieIler is the Post
master. . AT Haphazard, Catahoula Parish, La, is
an office, at the place known as Doty's Ferry es-
tablished, and the laws and key sent on to Natchez
addressed to George w. Miller, P. NJ.
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ELECTIoN.-NOrh Car0hnd.-In % counties of
this State, Reid DEM leads Manly twhig) $3.50
votes-being a democratic gain great enough to
elect Reid, should the balance of the State exhibit
like increase. The vote viii most probably be
so close that it will require the full return 10 desg
nate the successful candidate
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SARsFIELD CLUB-This club held its meeting
last evening at the Seventh Wand House, Poydras
street. j. c. Rowan was called to preside. He
made an eloquent address TO the meeting, and was
followed by Robt. L. Murphy, Lieut.. DAILY, and
others. After which, large amount of subscrip-
tons were taken up. The meeting adjourned, to
meet on Wednesday evening next, at 7! o'clock, in
the same place.
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Mr.. CLAY.-The Albany Express learns from
well-informed delegate to the Buffalo Convention,
that letter will be read there from Mr. Clay. posi-
lively refusing the use of his name in any manner
hv that hOdv