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DHuIP BARTON KEY viii attend % any busines'
he may inued with before either q the courts oi mls u
ct; and attend the prosecution OF claims before Con
gess and Departments. once on 9 street. 49, -,
wAsaSeros, July l6, 1876. July H-Sawu'
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. OIs won .. WORCESTER RAILROAn
summer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Z, ls49.


Summer Arrangement-May 7, 1919.
AcCO MM0DATIoF TRAINS Daily, except Sunday
Ierve Worcester al 1890 a. N. and 30P. N.
Springfield 100 am Boston at am; Nashua at 1920
IN Providence at IS am
The 80 train with the Steam Boat tram
ON New Haven also train leaving Boston at p. m
Leave Norwich ut M, and IL M.
1.-THE a. m train connects at Worcester with west
srn train leaving at 10 am; Boston train at 1928
Nashua trGn al II Providence train at II SO am.
Panfret Special Tran.-Leave Pomfret at 6 a. m for
Norwich Leave Norwich at p. m. for Pomiret.
FREIGHT TRAINS,
Leave Worcester at st Am. Leave Norwich at st
AY.-(Daily, Sundays excepted
IT Cypress Freight leaves Boston at ~ NJ. for Alyns
Point irving in New York next morning.
u STEAMBOAT TRAINS,
81, Leave Boston at O'Clock p M. for New York, stop
ming only at Eram:nsham Worcester DaniesonNille and
Norwich arriving Alyn's Point to take the Boat at
Pm
Steam Boat Train connects Worcester with the train
arriving from Nashua and junction at $50 pm.
REruRNINa--ieave Allyns Point about O'Clock Am,
on The arrival of the Steam Boat from NewYork.
0All Baggage must be delivered to the Baggage Master
or oher person authorized receive it before the Pas
seneer takes his seat in the Cars.
Baraage will not be taken include money, merchar-
dire nor other articles than hoss OF personal use and
yhcr OF higher value than Fifty Dollars, notice must be
given Of that and extra price paid or the Company
will not hold itself liable Beyond that amount
M baggage permit ed In the Passenger Cars
No smoking permitted in the Passenger Cars or Depot
Passengers procure Tickets at the station offices
8, II. p. LEE, JR..
May7 dwtf sup't and Eng. N. & w. R. R.
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.Neay EEs0ther Strip.

rE1JIE subscribers have invented New Weather strl
ttr Doors possessing decided advantages over any
cher n use ii is so constructed that its perfect reedom
of motion is never affected by swelling or SHRINKING ny
any changes The atmosphere, or by loading Vim log
Il gives way accidental distractions tha WOMB Cun
and destroy other kinds aud passes Them unharmeI
and by its peculiar sructure can be Instantly ftsuteu
SO as 10 accommodate itself the change maize ny tht
wear in using One OF them in use Tor some
xeek mast on the door of j. w. HEALEY, al his shop ID
Foundry street where its operation may he seen.
intend to take Ont patent Immediately Tor ms
ment. 3anE T TX, in ~ w
Worcester, Oct l3, le49. .a fe
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DagllerreotVDes,

THE subscriber respectfully informs his old friends and
4 customers, that he has returned to his old stand
236 Main.street,
where he would be pleased upon all who may favor
him with their patronage He invites all TO call and
his specimens particularly those of the Hon Judge Cuamar
Post Master General Of the United States, aud Gen Phelps,
President of the Massachusetts, Copper Mining Compa y,
whose DaguerreopPs he has had the pleasure of aag
ing his visit in VerIntnt.
NJ B.. Pictures taken in less time and Hfe.ke than
any other in rhe city.
Worcester, Sept. o. VIM. II. GILMORE.
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EE.gRR DYE.

WATERS LIQUID HAIR DY E has now
w BEEN extensively used Tor more Than six months
and every box sold has been warranted to give entire "a
isacon and has not in single instance been returned
on the contrary hundreds Of Ladies and Gentlemen in
Troy and New York have expressed themselves in the
enthusiastic terms in its praise, and acknow edged
its superiority every other kind in To laces
who have TO false hair in consequence I" their nanr
Al h he a faX sh ss aGr defect
ed the application is perfectly simple as me mar ae
simple manner and the work is done
For sale at NJ. b. GREEN, No. Main Street ana
SCOTT d LAZELL, Main st. tr
lime %. 1919 eou'i
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Abdominal, Supporters, Trusses, Braces
Naarn otic RatfariPS. &c,

:
yr,HE subscriber has taken Rooms, in Boaoens Rtock-
No eO3 Main Street, Horceser,-wnere NC ny ,,rs
aud keep for sale, as agent large assors
nsnt OF Mead's Vibrating Magnetic Batteries,3Ao
aal Trussess Shoulder braees, ana va.eua
Aher mechanical appliance FroHo'iSe u h"nd
+ The SUBSCRIBER. in applying the Magnetic Battery, Il
either with without these rticies has re-
vaJ nr cred many PERSONS in different parts OF ths
SAFE afette with rupures, spinal cnryaufes rheuma
ism and great variety of nervous disorders And ne WIZ
;nns To- do so either his Rooms, or at the residence
sry lady or gentle man, who may favor him WIN
FOR any OF the above Instruments or Tor mis- ser
vices in the application o, the eaisanie iM
April II. GU - sOnle W r'1lA
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LEoMARD'S

Boston and Worcester Express.
II VII e subscriber continues to run THE EX
E181RS4 PRESS between Boston and Worcester, 70
the safe transmission of Packages Bundles
= 40 i'anf Notes, Specie and Merchandise general,
Three Tines each way Daily.
Particular attention giNoc TO paying, collecting and ne
soiang notes drafts, bills, and purchasing and sellm
merchandise, produce etc.
A packages must be directed TO his care.
The subscriber alone responsible for property
ed to his care and no risk assumed by the Boston
Worcester Rail Road Company.
Packages by this line forwarded from Worcester t.
salem, Newbury port, Taunton Fall River, and New Bed
ord also, TO Portland, and all parts of Maine.
Orders free for goods to be returned by this Express.
OFFIcEs.-HARNDEN cos. Office. 8 Court Street
Worcester. s. 8. LEONARD
Feb 25 l847. oUF4 aa{ NG da
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Paner Hangings.

x11E sbserb offers for the Fall Trade an extensive
assortment of PAPER IIANGiNGs Of the very pes
If Anglican MANUFACTURE, which all builue,s Ia d' ~
,a,is and others wishing aooD ARTICLE VIII una io'
,h I'M crest 20 examine before Purchasing elsewhere
M particular ention given 10 putting on MI Kh
y wars IIo,se FuS FER STREET. (hetween Man stree
s,fos,on Narwlch. and Nashua r. Road nepot
9"W.rcester, Octls. dist A. w. NE 'oN
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PREMIUM
Daguerreotype Establishment,

NO.9 BriNiey Hall, no. o
THE Proprietor Of his Establishment is prepured as
usual, furnish lib friends and the public with The
most perfect Da2uerrplypes that be produced. OF
the character OF The pic executed at this long
lished Gallery it is enough to repeat that they have
secured the very hughes tokens Of award from The late
Mechanics Fair in thsCiiy and from other equally COM
petent sources. Probably Establishment in the conn
try enjoys more enyiRble reputation Ter its PERFECT
and LIFE-LIKE TYPES, well as for the beauty and
expression their mnutest parts. Having secured The
services OF MR., MOSES ). CHAPLIN, as an Artist to
take charge OF my operating department. allow HE TO in
vii the your readers the beautiful Dasuer
Il types executed at Or. VAN ALSTIN'S Establish.
nient, No, 8 BRINLBY HALL.
Those who visit oul City for the purpose of procuring
Daguerreoty pes be satisfactorily accumDo
dated than at NO 9BRINLEY BALL.
MINIATURES put int silk for $l-and into Velvet
Gases for 81 so.
N B. Stock constantly hand and for sale
able prices. dit Oct4
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To Farmers-Ground Plaster.
HAVING made arrangements fer DIRECT 'mporta !,
I lion of PLASTER, aud having superior (aGn1I!!1ts
LEI; @ in his vicinity, now pr repaired 70 nrhis n
j. fresh and ine ground in bulk or bar els and N ~!
qunnty desired. 40 W. II HA'. it
Aug % 49,
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To DaguerreotVpists.

THE subscriber KEEPS constantly for sale PL ATES and
L CASES OF all sizes and every description in use,
Preservers, Frames Mats Glass; Paints, Brushes Ger
man, and American BIomne, Iodine and Cholorids OF
Iodine, Mercury, Soda, Rotten Stone, Chloride OF Gold,
Rouge &c Every article sold will be warranted to be
Of The first quality.
This is HUMBUG ESTABLISHMENT, and the subscriber
does not advertise stock in larger quantities than he
tualy has for sale Purchasing IN larger quantities,
having better facilities for buying, experience in
selecting, and being determined make this establish
ment the HEAD QUARTERS for Worcester County,
the subscriber will sell stock from Ue to ten per cent
cheaper than ii be purchased any other place in his
City. Remember this nd call at
ADAMS ROOM, 142 Main street.
Worcester. July 26. diff
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SaauadiOpl W AMteG

Is generally useful and loan his employer from To
hundred Dollars ifwished Address, post paid WIN ,ea
name H. b. D., Worces'cr Post Office. du ply
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TVaIlOresses Wanted.

At H. 5. MOORE'S, 2l3 Main Street, 10 Of
"A the st and most experienced hands wanted mime
ately and steady employment given du OctlS.
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DAGUERREOTYPES
TAKEN WITHOUT REVERSIHI

New Quick Camera an one quarter the s;euaL time,
AT 142 MAIN STREET.
The subscriber has been induced by The great and liberal
patronage he has received in Worcester purchase
OF VOlGTLANDER's QUICK CAMERAS, which is oil
an entire new construction, with which ypes be
made almost Instantly.
Daguerreotypes OF CHILDREN made with this Came.
ra with astonishing perfection and beauty.
Also, received one OfVoi gtiander's Mammoth Cameras
constr ucted to take types of Persons Views
WITHOUT REVERSING. This Camera is of tmice the size
and poWer If any other in this city, and GROUPS Of from
to 80 persons be taken With it larGe. pIatAs
Six years practical exporter ce win the use OF large
SkyLghl he above Cameras and every advantage which
he mentioned enables the subscr Der 10 make Nina
equal best made by the first Al lists in Boston
or New York GFCali aud examine specimens before
engaging elsewhere
M Dagnerreoty pists can find whole half quarter and
medium Plates and Cases. and every article used in the
art constantly FOL sale. CAMERAS of every size fu :
nished at manufacturers prices.
Nav 10. dwtf asi GEO. ADAMS
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ECONOMY.
Mathewson'S Improved Patent Weather Ssflp'
n Invaluable article hundred can testify, Ter cut
N side Doors excludes every paruc oil ram, sne
or dustin keeping makes great saVih@ IN lutl
For sale hv A. BILLING, rs Front Street iers 10 oe
apnlied ef as above. will be promntlt attended TO-
Patent Locks and Latches. Carp hleFS ana
Builders invited 10 call as above ami examine hH
iey, pa,snt Double Calinder Locks and Laches which
in every respect cannot he surpassed.
worcester, Septll. dwtf u. CRANh' Agent
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Upton, Grafton, N. e. Village, ame

: .
I'M l. subscriber mas commenced running
4%s<5sF7sSsS<A i a Stage to and from Upton daily
HzEzaesNA Sundays excepted.) to connect with tht
line between and Grafton leaving Upton Ilole
at ST M and returning will leave the General Stage
Office, Worcester al P. NJ.
The Grafton and Worcester Stage VIII run twice day
eaving Worcester at 10 AM and PM, Leave Grafton
II 4 A. M. and ?. NJ. te
Books sept at The Grafton Hotel, L, NJ. Smiths Pos
Office, N. E Village and in Worcester, at the General
stage Office first door North of the American Temperance
House. se ~ a.e ~
very necessary that all Express Business should be
accompanied with written orders and signed personally
hat il may done with correctness.
Sept H. dwtf TYLER HARRINGTON.
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Providence ~ Worcester Esailroad,

5VEf W
WINTER ARRANGEMENT-PA sSENGER TRAINs
To g0Usrn anG after October 9Th, l649.
THROUGH TRAINS t
Leave Worcester at A. NJ and Is PM.
Leave Providence att. As AM. 80 Pm.
FREIGHT TRIM, with Passenger Car attached
leaves Worcester for Uxbridge( where il connects with
Special Ira for Providence,) AT ll.39 A. NJ.
UXHRiDGE SPECIAL TRAINS
Leave Uxbridge at A and IS p M.
Leave Providence At II so A. NJ. and Pm
THE THROUGH TRAINS CONNECT
At Milvie With coaches or Slatersvie. Al Uxbridge
with c. sshes Milford and Mendon. AT Whitins with
coaches for East Doug and Whunsville at Farnums
with coaches for Oral on centre and N. E. Village. At
Worcester with trains of the Western Railroad and Nor
witch and Worcester and Worcester and Nashua r. roads
The IL 80 Tram connects at Providence with trains
Boston, Taunton, Fall River, N Bedford, &c.
The Z train from Uxbridge CONTESTS at Paw tucket
with trains of the Boston ard Providence r. fur Boston:
and the P NJ Train from Providence connects at Paws
tucket with train from Boston. The S45 NJ Train from
Worcester connects at Proi ence with Boston and New
York Steamboat Trains. r-I
No "a class tickets cod for Uxbridge Special Train nor
ll30 train ffom Worcester.
Through rius do stop at Ashton, Hamlet or Water
ford. Trains do stop Central Falls.
Oct 8. dwf ISAAC HINCKLEY, sup't.
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COAL-COAL!
Mutual Life Insurance Company
u A 7

Men England Branch, rs Doane ST.. Boston.
Geo. NJ. Chalwill, General Agenttor n. England.
suB AGENCY WORCESTER. MASS, o
Geo. Nj. Premtiss, Esq, Probate Office, AGENT.
SAMUEL FLAGG, NJ D., Eranining Paysic an.
Local Board Of Trustees for NeW England Branch
DANIEL DEsHoN. Pre- iient-C. F. Adams, Rev'd s. X.
Lo,hrop Epaaim Lombard, John Schouer, Col. William
Schouler Col N. A. Thompson, Thomas Groom, William
W. Warren. 81 tAg
NJ Funds sufficient the expected losses of this
Brunch present business invested in New
Engand uUder the supervision OF the Local Board of
Trustees, by whom the securities are holden. and the
same will he done from month to month hereafter.
s. Per orde-. GEO. N. CHALWlLL. 7s
/ Aug Z. Ie49. lyd2aw General Agent.
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Enr,nisIhing Goods.


A. HOLMES has large Lot Of BED TICKS OF
| na.ren,. knds and quail les Also, FEATHERS
of every description from cheap nice article.
these in want f Feather Beds cin nave nne opper-
-,nsiIy for selection, both Of Tick and Featners.
Also. ali kinds Of MATTRESSES Kept.
Furthermore a new LOT of IRON DoVETAlL BED
sTFA rs which need but 10 be to be approved
prons purchasing large furnishing bills will be entitled
:, ouite discount from ordinary retail prices.
,.yare Rooms, 157 Main street.
Worcester, Oct IL. NV"
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CHEAP CARPETS.

PERSONS in want of CHEAP and ELEGANT
L CARPETING, would do well TO look at the assert
nent ths Use
NEW YORK STORE.
100 Rolls now in Store and will be sold at
much below the former prices;
All wool Carpets tor AZ cts, worth 624
Very heavy Extra so cts, do 10
Superfne 62t cts, do IS
Very fine ex. Super 20 cts, do s74 !! !!
COTTON AND WOOL. Ee,v Patterns.
Also, large assortment of 312-
Cotton BockngACotton CTpets-Rugs-1
Door AMI Primo MATTS,-STkAW MdTIINCS,2Sc',
Worcester, DC. so. dw,oss l.. II ARCHER.
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Fashionable Tailoring Estab-
IiShment.

III. S. MOORE, 2l3 Main Street,
FINDER United States Hotel, is Row supplled win
II choice and beautiful assortm nj OF
5CIOTHS. CAsSlMERES, AND DOESKiNS.
nd The same will be made up TO order in The hest man
ntr and warranted 10 fit no sale. Also, FuKNisHiNG
GOODS in nidititn the above, large ana beat!ui
assortment always hand ard will be sold ow-eulc6
'"eeS "'u ' 49, diff
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WORCESTER * NASHUA RAIL ROAD
sszs z5 ~ EE5sssgl go ss 1~l
Winler AIrangement, commencing Nov. l84a


"ofcesterat Junction at as Lowell at
o'9o m 6,l5am. 80 Jam,
Ii 90 am. 70 20 n m
1853 pm. Sis m Si5nm
=, Leave Arrive ut Groion Reach
Nashn" and Lowell, Junction, worcester,
: 20 $50 am 9 sOa.m 949am.'
II ~ am. Il 80 l2 3opm 200 pm
f.t3 pm. 05 pm. Sis pm. 635nm
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Worcester daily for Croton
junction. Nashua and Lowell. Leave Nashua and Lowell
daily Tor Groton function and Worcester
Al Worcestr, the 645 A. NJ train connects with Nor
Wor 81 81. train from NewYok-EarIy trains of the
Bos d Wer, Prov. d Wur, Nor a. Wor. and Western
K. Road, connect with The liam train from Worcester
A. Groton junction, trains arrive stimuli aneously at
olo A. M IL so d ST. p NJ, from Worcester Nashua
Boston Fitchburg, Lowell, aud West Townsend and de.
part simultaneously for the above named places al sis
AM 1880 and Sis 2. NJ.
Trains arriving Nashua from Worces er connect with
upward trains OF Concord and Wilton Rail Roads ; and
thoseleaving ashua depart arrival downward trains
OF the r0ais. I''E
~ This road forms the cheapest and m0st EXPEDITIONS
channel Of communication for Freight ana Passengers
between New York City the Southern and tern
portions of New England Qncu5ing line OF the West
ern ha Road, aud Lowell, Lawrence, and Portland
Nashua, Manchester Concord and all places in the vi
Northern, and Passumpsc Railroad and Vermont Central
Railroad, upward from White River Juncton-Also 10
all places the line ofthe Fchhurg, Vermont and Mas
sachusetts, Cheh hire Sullivan and Vermont Central Rail.
road from Windsor, and Passumpsic R. r. from While
River Junction. 1flf# -
Fare from Nashua to New York, 81 and SO;
do do do to Providence, So;
do do Lowellt do 81 Is;
do Do do TO New York, "a and So;
do do Worcester to Bratleboro. So 95.
- ]. w. STOWELL, Snp't
worcester, nov 8, 1919. dwtI
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PAGER MANGINGS
NOR sale the Band Box Mandatory, No 202 MAIN
| { STREET, up Stairs, Worcester. uf Jnns 1s.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-11-21

LOUIS NAPoLEoN.-The only news Of impor-
lance brought by the last steamer from Europe is
that relating TO the dissolution of the French Cabi
net. The cause assigned is, the unwillingness Of
the Ministers TO sustain the Presidents altered
views on the Roman question as expressed in his
letter 10 Col. My. In that letter, it will be re-
membered, he announced liberal sentiments, and
declared himself opposed TO the prescription and ,y-
ranny pracsed at Rome by the restored govern
ment of the Cardinals.
The Baltimore American says :-''It is difficult
TO Judge of the matter at present, and al this dis
lance from the scene. The formation of a new
French Cabinet whether the cause assigned be the
true not, is nevertheless an event of decided
significance. 1t desgnaies another step the part
Of the President towards an ulterior result He has
evidently determined 10 act for HIMSELF TO take re-
spCnsibllity, and 10 abide the consequences This,
in itself, is something. If sustained by irmness
commensurate with the energy Of the beginning it
may prove TO be every thing. The French Presi-
dent at all events, is redeemed from the impuaton
Of nsigni6cance Whatever diversilies of opinion
there may be concerning the prOpriety Of decided
of action, there is, yet in the character Of
the man who can act with decision, quality that
challenges respect. LOUIS NAPOLEON may, in the
end, tura out TO be the AUGUSTUS worthy to sue
coed the imperial CESAR"
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WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER aI. 1910.
To Our Patrons.

one year of on. editorial labors has passed by.
one volume OF our journal has been completed. and
inc present issue is the first of new series fur an
Other AT the commencement of our undertaking.
we confess some timidity was felt from inexperence
OK the dn,ies and responsibilities then assumed In
'uuIuoh 10 this, the fact of succeeding an accom-
pushed editor enjoying the full confidence of 1arre
and patriotic party, and of the community. while
IL gave the assurance of an honorable and usef,I
position, Inspired distrust of ourselves in efac,n
mat when our predecessor easily ACCOMPLISHED d
we owe much, no doubt, to the forbearance of orr
Pa'Yhs and much To the devotion of the party 10
'NhcN we are proud 10 belong and have toconcra,-
u'a'e ourselves, that the liberal patronage under
wh'ch we commenced operations, has. at least. suf
'e'ed no abatement, and that we begin another wear
pleased with business. with more e,per;onoo :;
It's details, and with many announcements !, tho
prosecution Of our iabors
w Necessity exists Tor new profession of poli,-
''''' "'''' Nothing has occurred to shake our I'M
waVering confidence in Wing principles. and uu-
'h'"S 10 raise doubt Of the ability, integrity. ma
'fioosin and ilrmness of the present Wing Admin
lS'raton. Believing those principles TO be consoy
valve and promotive of the best interests of tho
country we mean To sustain them firmly and f,;rv
and The men who will honestly carry them ont -
we entertain osckly sensibiliiies i'm being parts-
'ueh--hoding, as we do the conservation. also. of
party as oe'okening the wakefulness of liberty and
freedom OF opinion. We freely concede that men
may dIier honestly in politics, and that therefore
moderation justice and fair dealing become ALL
nu' at The same time, independence in boldly main
tanning what is believed TO be right, we shall con-
sl9er both duty and privilege.
mus Judging and thus acting, Wing influence in
sustaining our journal and extending its circulation
ana influence, is a natural and reasonable ex,oc,,
''on' Winnie mainly relying upon political friends
decided and manly purpose, founded unon boros,
'''''''io"' we are assured, will not make enemies
any where.
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The -JudssachuSetts.-I he returns
for Governor, for nearly the whole State show the
following result: For BRIcGs, Wing, 1902
boutwell,, Democrat. 2S,069; PHILLIps, Free
Soil, ,252. Though Governor BRIGes will fail of
an election by the people, he will be chosen by the
Legislature. PALFREY, Free Soiler, for Congress,
lacks 800 votes Of being elected No choice again
in that district.
.Ne'c lor6-The average Wing majority ia the
State is 1855, while some of The Wing officers are
elected by over 5000 majority THE Legislature
will stand as follows: In the Senate II Wings and
ID Locos and Abolitionists. In the House Cd Wings.
62 Locos and Abotionsis, and doubtful.
Louisidna.-It is supposed that WALKER, Dem
ocrat, has been elected Governor of Louisiana by a
small majority.
There is no change in the Congressional Decga-
tion-one Wing and three Democrats. The Wings,
it is pobable,wi have small majority in the Leg
isature on joint ballot
.MissiSSsppi-in this State, the Democrats have
been triumphant. pullman has been elected Gov
ernor by large majority. The Democrats claim
the election Of all four Congressman, being one
gain.
WisConsin.-The Democrats maintain their as
tendency in Wisconsin They have reelected
NELSON Dewey Governor, by a large majority and
have no doubt also elected majority in the Legis-
lature.
.Nc,C Jerscy-The Wings have majority Of
nine or joint ballot in the Legislature, and not one
as at first stated.
.MicMgan.-BAgRY, The Democratic Candidate
for Governor is said to be elected by n majority a
little less than that given to General CAss last
year.