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Far1m and Wood Land for sale.

49, GITUATED In the rorthwes paIt Of Shrewsbury
Sah - known the "Hdrioto Place" containing about
as 80 acres OF Land comprising good Pasture Of 80
acres lot of 20 half of which is frst-rate inter-
vale capable great prov the other ha thrty
Wood Lot OF 90 years. growth about 20 acres in Tlage
the balance is thrifty Sprou Land and two years.
growth. There the place more than one hundred
Apple and Peach Trees bearing frstrale fruit.
The buildings two story House. two Barns one Of
them nearly new, Wash house, Hog house, An ac>
queduct conducts water TO he house and Barn ward.
Terms moderate Inquire of WAsHBeRN, Worcester,
or the subscriber on the premises. G. II. WARREN.
Dec 81. am
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Farm for Sale.

6~S CITUATED in the south part OF GRAFTON, amiles
9ssA - from the centre, and mile from the Wilkinson
AA vile Depot of the Providence and WoTceser Rail
Road Said Farm contains 10 of good Land well
divided into Moving Pasuring and Wood Land and is an
excellent Hay Farm, with large and convenient buildings
on the same Good and durable water conveyed to the
house and barn. part of the purchase money may re-
main If desired for term of years. For further parcu
lars inquire of e. r. DODGE, the premises or HAIR
VEY DODGE, Wi!knsonville.
Grafton, Feb s.. 8w~
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FARM FOR SALE.

As THE subscriber, by reason OF age and infrmity,
f1eA offers his farm, situated in the south eastery
Lien part of Paxton for sale or exchange for real estate
in the City of Worcester. Said farm is about Il miles
from the Meeting house in Paxton and miles from the
City Hall in Worcester 1t contains 200 acres OF which
90 or IS are woodland; the suitably divided into
moving, pasurBg and tiilage,
There upon the premises good story house and
barn with all necessary buildings all in good repair
For further particulars inquire CT w. R. Bigeow Wor-
cester R. E. Bseow, Paxton of the subscriber on the
premises. ITHAMAR BIGELOW
Paxton, Feb. 8, le49. wifi
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PEOPLES MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY,
Worcesfer. Mnss,

Worcester, Mass.
THIS Conn any commenced operations in May, lS47
and has received liberal patronage, that Ii has at
tanned Permanent character for prudent not
surpassed by any Company in the Commonwealth, taking
so great a variety of safe risks.
BY strict adherance to the principles Of EQUITY, III
settling all losses which have occurred they have avoided
the expense arising from continual laO suits, which are
always prejadical to the interests of Mutual Companies
The Directors feel justified in recommending this nsti-
tG0n 10 the favorable consideration OF the public pedg
ing themselves that every effort shall be made on their
part continue its prosperity and furnish such security
against loss by fire. shall remove all anxiety on the part
OF those insured.
They have established local Agents in various parts of
the State, men who thoroughly acquainted with the
principles of insurance. and directly interested in its
cess a members of Mutual Company They also en-
ploy GENERAL AGENT whose duty is not confined to
soliciting applications but required examine and in
qure into the the risks aken and when there is
any defect in the buildings careessness the part OF
the insured report the the Board of Directors
thereby preventing all unnecessary litigation.
They effect insurance all kinds Of buildings except,
those of an extra hazardous character Also upon Neal
Stock Hay and Grain Household Furniture, Provisions,
Wearing Apparel, Libraries and Merchandise generally
and also upon all kinds OF Manufactured Articles, ana
Stock in the process of manufacture excepting Stock in
Cotton, Wooden and Paper Mills, property alike haz
ardOus
Their rates of premium established upon basis suf
fciently guarded avoid all assessments Many Of the
Companies who adjust their losses by assessing their
MEMBERS have lost the confidence of the business commu
nifty, and have cast rproach upon the whole system OF
EDWARD H. HEMENWAY, President.
DIRECTORS.
2. II. Hemenway, Worcester. Walter A. Bryant Worcr.
james H: Wall, DO. Edwin Eaton. do.
Horao N. Tower, do. iona. Warren, Grafton.
Joseph Pratt, do. ii. A. Denny, Leicester.
Joseph Boyden, do. J.W. Jenkins, Jr., Barre.
Chas P. Bancroft, do. John Edgell, Gardner.
Jonathan Luther, do.
o. HARRINGTON, Secretary.
Office, No. 3, BrinIey Hall,
opposite the American Temperance House.
Worcester, Jan II, 1919. n
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FOR SALE.

-S A DWELLING HOUSE, one story, situated in
EsA N Grafton, is offered for sale reasonable terms
&4has been built about 90 years. 81 by 23 feet. with
three fourths of an acre ofand, small Barn 90 by IA
nearly new; shOemakers Shop &C., with good durable
in the House; set out with Apples and Peach Trees
Ounces, &C. is situated 1877 rods westwardy of the
Common One half the purchase money lay desired
by paying interest annually For further particulars
quire of the subscriber the premises
Grafton, Jan 81 If s. F. STONE.
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VaBuahIe mills for SoIe

1aA NHE subscriber wishing to change his business
fs9f l. offers for sale his MILLS, situated in West
5et Boyston, l mile from Osk Dale Depnt CONSISTING
Of Saw Mill, shingle MILL and Lath MILL with plenty OF
water and business during the year.
Also. 70 acres OF Land together with House. Barn. Car
riage House, Shed, &c
The above property will be sold for reasonable COM
pensation For particulars inquire Of the subscriber on
tbs premises. HARRISON LOWELL
West Boylston, Feb l. If
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INSTR RANGE.

THE WORCESTER MUTUAL FIRE IN
SURANCE COMPANY, Incorporated February IL.
1923, and charter renewed 1947 continue insure
buildings every description and except Cotton and
Wooden Factories Paper Mills Furnaces and Blacksmiths
Shops Tanneres where furnaces used Carpenters
Wheewrights, Chairmakers and Cabinemaker's Shops,
or buildings them to be exposed thereby, ans
buildings in which steam power is employed shavngs
made in such quantities increase the risk, and
udlngs used for unlawful purposes, in which unlawful
usnes is carried with the consent and knowledge o.
assured
They also insure Household Furniture including books
wearing apparel and family Stores kept in dwelling hous
SHAY end grain live stock, carriages and harnesses.
except the stock Of livery stables)
The long and successful operation of the old Worcester
Mutual Fire Insurance Company and the large dividends
laid the expiration of policy have secured the conf
ence of the public and the present managers efs
DESTROYS that the people should be in possession
the above information. The amount of their cash fund
xceeds One Hundred Thousand Dollars, and with their
igance in looking after their risks. they confidently be-
it will continue to increase. The inducemeni, to
owning the kinds of property which the Company
INSURE to be protected against loss is great if
reater, in that Office than in any other.
NJ Office in the New Court House.
FRED. WIN. PAINE, President.
ANTHONY CHASE, Sec'ry.
Worcester, May 2, l847. 1877
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Farm for Sale.

IA A VERY excellent FARM, sltnated two miles
fM n southeasterly ofthe centre of Holden, and four
14aA miles from the Court House in Worcester, on the
County from Holden to Worcester and to Boston,
containing hundred and eight of first land
divided into Moving Pasurage Tillage and Wood Land.
The buildings large two story Dwelling House,
Barns, Wood and Chaise House, with other buildings
grated fruits Also cherries, pums, peaches, pears,
grapes &C. The situation is very pleasant and desirable
The price $S00-for which liberal credit will be
given for most Of the purchase money, if required
For further particulars inquire of CHAs CHAFFN Esq,
of Holden, OF the subscriber the premises.
Holden, Jan 81. CIV ALPHONSO STRATTON.
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TO ADVERTISERS.

Eg@After our paper was ready for the press.
and while carrying the form across the street to
the press room, one of the boys slipped down,
in consequence Of which the chase was broken
and the advertisements of this page were knocked
into PIE
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a Manufacturing Establishment
FOR SALE VERY CHEAP

A~-s { NoNSISTING of about seven acres of choice
f:iiA ~ Land, on which are two good Dwelling Houses
.Aa2I. one entirely new, large Barn. and new FAC
TORY BUILDING, 80 by so IT. well lighted and stories
high above the basement, with Dam and new Water
Wheel. The above is pleasantly situated Bachelors
Brook in South ladey about mile north of he meet
ing house in the First Parish and will be sold CHEAP to
close concern. For particulars inquire of
E. T. SMITH, or 6. A. SMITH.
South Hadey, Feb Z. 6w
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FARMS--FARMS.

FARMS-FARMS.
"a DERSONs that have FARMS for sale the ensuing
fnisA season. have their tusiness attended by
4sL an experienced Land Agent application to the
subscriber who continues give his personal attention
to selling Farms. Also, exchanging Farms for property
in Boston vicinity No fee required unless the prop
erty advertised sale effected All letters post paid
will receive immediate attention.
J. w. MAYNARD,
Jan IS. 3m No Congress ST., BosToN.
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Massachusetts Clothing House,
Nos 8, Merchants Row, No. 3
Main Street, Worcester.
WITHERBEE d WARDEN
Wholesale and Retail Dealers an


WhoiesaIc and Retail Dealers an
Fashionable Custom made Clothing,
CONSTANTLY on hand full assortment Of every
" riey of style now in use, made in the most thorough
We embarked in this business with the deter
nnatlon of introducing into this market, BETTER
ARTICLE of Ready Made Clothing Than had ever been
offered sale here-that have succeeded in this
1ettakng, have abundance of testimony from the
community around US. Grateful for the patronage
have received, determined to pursue the same
future and shall spare pains in carrying out
cur determination to sell Clothing that safely
WARRANT to our customers.
We make no pretenscns that we keep all the Clothing
there is be found in this city that all creation must
bow to us-BUT WE DO SAY that we keep
A SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF CLOTHING,
and we will sell it rs Low be found in any other
establishment Of the kind in this city any other.
We invite the public to call and examine for themselves
Furnishing Goods.
good assortment OF UNDER CLOTHING, of SILK,
WooEen and Cotton.
SHIRTS, BOSOMS, COLLARS, CRAVATS,
GLOVES, sUsPENDERs, MITTENs,
.MUFFLERS, &c.
CLOTH AND GLAZED CAPS,
UMBRELLAS, &c.
Worcester, Nov II. II
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STORE TO LET.

"A ITO LET, on reasonable terms, that large and
EMIN commodious Store the Rail Road Depot
Ra WEBSTER. II belongs to the Estate of the late
John p stockwel and occupied by him for the sale
of Dry Goods and Groceries, Drugs and Medicines Crock
ery Furniture, &C. 1t considered stands
in the County Of Worceser in the midst fourshng
manufacturing and agricultural community; and with
ample facilities for communication by railroads with the
great markets of the country Eor further particulars
ply 10 Mrs SARAH NJ STJcKwELL, or the subscriber
Webster, July 26. # ID. G. MARCY.
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Mutual State Life Assurance Company
of Worcester.
GURAN CAPITAL
100000.
Hon. JOHN DAVIS, President
Hon. ISAAC DAVIS, lE: p...J..,,

Hon. ISAAC DAVIS, lE:. ,x..;5,.,.
Hon. STEPHEN SALISBURY, 80 ''o'Ao''''
DR.. JOHN GREEN, Consulting Physician.
Or. B. F. HEYW WOOD, assistant Consulting
DR.. JOS. SARGENT, s Pkysic ians.
THIS Company commenced issuing Policies the first
i ofJune 1885, and in years have issued 1000 Poll
eies and received $40,06S SO in Premiums.
This Company is conducted on the most economical
principles its premiums expended
in paying heavy rents high salaries its officers and
instead of taking money of the assured than enough
to cover actual Losses it takes small portion OF the pre-
MUM in note to be assessed only in of extraord-
nary mortality, and not chargeabe with interest.
Surplus to be refunded members the end OF every
three years, from June LIST, 1916.
Pamphlets explaining the principles and advantages Of
life Assurance, with the forms of application and rates OF
remum, may be obtained at the Office of the Company
Applications for Assurance will be received at the Office
fthe Company, at the CENTRAL BANK in Worcester.
CLARENDON HARRIS, SecretGry,
Worcester, Feb L. l847. Il
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Land for Sale.
TNHE subscriber, believing that small farm will yield
Il greater per cent than large will sell about forty
o. his lands lying the north side of The Barre
road about two miles from Main Street. Said Land Is OF
excellent quality, pleasantly situated, good road has
two OF Wood In corner and considerable
number Of valuable Apple Trees within Is minutes ride
of Main Street, and will be sold very low, II application
lie made soon. NATHANIEL P. GATES.
Worcester, Oct IL.
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Q. HARRINGTON, Secretary.
Office, No. 3, BrinIey Hall,
opposite the American Temperance House.
Worcester Jan II, lS49. n
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1849-11-15
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
ARRIVAL OF THE.
G An B R | A
The Cambria arrived at Halifax on Thur

The Cambria arrived at Halifax on Thurs
day at ) P. NJ, with so passengers, and Liv
erpoor dates to the 25th glt.
The general tone OF business affairs for tn
past week are of healthy character. Cot
ton was active during the early part OF th'
week. and on Monday spectators operatec
considerably buying at an advance on las
weeks currency of Of Is lid on nearly al
descriptions. Subsequently the market wa
less active Ii IS estimated that 62,711 bale
were sold. The market closed quiet with
steady feeling, and quotations are fair Or
leans 6 81 Ordinary to Middling 3 Lat
IA The stock is estimated at Liverpool a.
42l 900 bales, of which 288, 900 are Amerl-
Ican. The corn trade throughout the country
is quiet. Buyers only to meet immediate
wants holders have been unable to maintain
operations and prices have still declined. In
dian Corn is held firmly with limited sales
Provisions steady, and prices firm in the early
part of the week. Large sales of Bacon wa:
made at an advance of one to two shilling
per cwt. which advance is not sustained by
the trade at subsequent sale. Few sale'
were made aud prices steady with changes
Pork is iii good demand, and fine qualities
arc scare Hams, fair quality, and warran
ted, would sell readily at 3Oa35s. Shoulder
were sold firmly at from IS to 21s. A goo'
business was done in Lard at easierrates ant
sales of 100 tons at 81 to 36s Sales 200 Dbl
Turpentine a: 68s 6Ia7Os, which is an i'm
provement.
The above reached New York per mail
and is all that has been received. The wire
between New York and Boston are down.
| REPORTER.
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THE OLDEST POSTMASTER IN INDIANA !
Mr.. Ingle, father Of John Ingle Esq, OF this
city, is Postmaster at Sandersyjlle, ten miles
back of Evansville. Ie~fAatE6geived his COM
mission during Monroe's Administration,
twenty-six years ago this month. If there is
any Postmaster in the State who has held his
commission longer we should like to hear
his name. Mr. Ingle was in our office yes
terday, and looks as if he would survive Sc
eral administrations yet He is a staunch
Wing, and says it runs in the family to be
such and that his father and grandfather were
the same. One of his sons, however, has
wandered from the true path, and is Loco.
but the others out vote him
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New York Election.

NEW York. Nov. 10.
Thirty two Senatorial districts heard from.
1t stands IS Wings, and 10 Democrats being
ii democratic gain over last year. Thenty-
seven counties elect 43 Wing and 80 Demo
cratic Assemblymen, which is Democratic
gain of over last year. In So counties the
Wings are reported 1900 majority on State
ticket. The counties to hear from will make
the vote very close.
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INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS IN ILLINOIS,
The St Louis Republican, oflast "Wednesday,
says:
In the session Of the House of Representa-
tives, last Saturday night, the bill which had
previously passed the Senate, for an act to
provide for n general system of railroad in
Corporations was taken up, read the third
time, and passed-yeas 81, nays IA. The
bill which has thus passed both Houses
and will become law, provides for pretend
ed liberal law of incorporation for the con
struction of railroads. We say pretended,
because it is not at all probable that any rail
road will be built under its provisions. There
is evidence enough of this in the 22nd sec
ton, which provides, in substance. that no
companies shall be organized under this law,
to construct any railroads which do not term
mate at commercial towns or cities in Illinois
or at sites where towns or cities can be built
up and commerce can be permanently carried
on, reserving to the Legislature the right to
fix the routes and termini of the roads by acts
hereafter to be passed.
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neutrality-suspicious..

JACKSON, MISS, Nov. 9
Returns from the following counties With
majorities: Kinds county, Lea, 1879 Gray
l95. Rankin county, Quitman 100, McWiI-
lie 80. Scott county, Quitman 60. Melville
175. Warren county, Lea IS, Gray 288-
Holmes county, Gray 80. Leake county
Quitman l02, Melville 46. Yazoo county
Quitman %, Gray Is. Madison county, Lee;
49, Gray 60. Alfalfa county, Melville, l69
Kemper county, Melville 243. Wesbroha
county, Melville 45. Washington county
Gray 81.
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~ Owing to adelay in getting our week
ly forms off of press in time, several adver-
tisements in its columns are not in to-day's
Daily. They will be abundartly read thro'
in the weekly.
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CINCINNATBov. IL.

n y
The river has risen one foot ans swelling
fast
The Hamilton Court of commFleas gave
its decision to-day in the care olroadwell &
Ruffin VS.. Roll the county clerl 1t was ali
application to dismiss Roll fol fling the GER
tifcates Of election to the De,cratic Rep
resentatives from this county. Fhe court de
cided Judge Satin dissenting chat it did not
feel it its duty to interfere the matter
The compliments eouldseek lress by anap-
peal to the Legislature, the Iper tribunal to
decide it. No proof had be@hered to show
that Mr.. Roll had acted corptly in the dis
charge OF his duty, but, o1he contrary. it
had been admitted that held acted consci-
entiously, and could not hs done otherwise
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of Great Britain during the equinoctia
storms.
Misunderstanding of interest from this
quarter. The country remains in the same
distracted state. Murders and assassinatiOas
ARE oscurr7ng daily.
Accounts from the cotton aad woollen dis
tricts 'sh6lf Business to be more active than
fsExoTneFtEp past. In the produce markee-
afSre has Raef more activity, quotations evin-
cino a desire t0.increase the stock in many
prrGes 4sfeNe advanced. The mar
kets4or corn easssbsde very quiet without ma
sa s.. f9 Tsf:1 ga5Sasfices. Old Northern canal
flassEss Fhio 25s. 3D.. old sour West
~ Western 16a20s. II dian corn
is 81 lower. 27a28s. per quf rter for
yellow. 2Sa29s. for white; corn meal
los. Gil. per barrel. Cotton advanced Is, for
fair Orleans "a do. Upland and obile 64c
Money is without change. Pennsy lvunia SIS
II
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CANAL LETTING.-The Trustees Of the
Evansville and Erie Canal. were to have re-
ceived sealed proposals yesterday for the
construction Of fifteen and one half miles of
the Canal, extending from Maysville to Pc
tersburgh. Also, for the superstructure of an
aqueduct over East Fork of White river, 400
feet in length.
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ST.. LOUIS Nad0.

No hight has yet been thrown on Il banl
defalcation. Two witnesses have OH beef
examined
A large fire occurred to-day in Btdway
near Mull1nphy street. Thirteen flings
belonging to Clark & Bowman weraesiroy-
ed. Loss $1,000, insured. Only oi4tore &c
cupied.
The Montesques have been conitted til.
The January term Of court.
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OHIo.-This splendid new steamer, Capt.
Black. was here last evening about 8 O'Clock,
Her decks and cabin were crowded with
passengers. About six or eight German
families got out here. We thank Mr.. Ayde
lott, her clerk, for New Orleans papers OF
the 9th.
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PITrsBuRGH. Nov. 10. - NJ

Seventeen feet water in the channel anC
both rivers rising. Coal boats making ready
to start.
Nov 10, P M-Eighteen feet water, anC
both rivers rising. Still raining.
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u Capt. Ned MOntgomery'ssplendid new
steamer Oregon has been tried and comes
up to expectations. She is now loading 81
Portland for New Orleans. The twaDeanS
are pilots Ned could not get along Without
them. $a4
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Lz" We fnd the following in the Fla. ,hez
Courier of the I'd:
MURDER AND RoBBERY.-It Is belle eeC that
the owners or crew Of the trading be Il, Bar
ter No 8: lying some ten miles above G and
Gull were iouIly murdered on Monday night
last, and the boat robbed by some pc -so. or
persons. yeC unknown. Traces of bl cd and
of a desperate struggle were to be f3r1ndi in
different portions OF tie boat. 1t is m srs than
probable that the murdered bodice were
thrown into the river. The boat W 10 cam
pletely rifed OF. its most valuable con :ent,.-
1t is supposed that there wore three or four
thousand dollars worth ofdry goods a Loard.
which were nearly all taken off.
The boat was brought down to CIR; nj Gulf
by two strangers who discovered her cunultion
first where she now is.
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Navv Eersev Elsct,cns.

The result of the elections in New Jersey
is us follows House; 20 Democrats. 20 Wings.
Senate, Democrats, 10 Wigs.