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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-28
THE DAILY SPY.

Don't Fret.
Has neighbor injured you
Don't fret
You viii yet come off the best
Hes the most to answer for;
Never mind it, let it rest,
Don't fret.
Has horrid lie been told
Don't fret
twill run itself to death.
If you will LEI it quite alone
It will die for want Of breath
$50 Don't fret.
Are your enemies at work
r Don't fret
They can't injure you whit;
If they find you heed them not,
They will soon be glad to quit;
Don't fret.
2- Is-adyersity your lot :
Don't fret
Fortunes wheel keeps turning round
Every spoke will reach the top,
Which like you is going down
s. Don't fret.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-28
New and Improved Clothes Stand,

KE subscriber would call the attention of the public 10
i his New anc Improved CLOTHES STAND, an article
% much Importance TO house Keepers being much
furnished at much less expense may beseen at Bakers
furniture Rooms and at my Shop, rear Of Dr. Bates office
Fearl StrectD " ofceser. r. WARNER,
Sole Agent and Proprietor
Application has heen made for Letters Patent.
Worcester, Sept 81. 1850.
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Barrett's Dye-Hanse.

No. lao Washington street, Boston.
1.-The Oldest and most extensive in New EnglnndJ
IfVERY description of goods dyed and finished in the
~ style that has given this establishment the superiority
Tor fifty years past Having the lead in this business the
propneors retain it, by keeping in advance Of ali
others in the beauty and excellence Of their work and
moderate charges MARTIN r. WILLIAMS, Agent,
Central Block, l27 Main street, Worcester.
derI0-3mns - -
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Another New Store.

Just opened at So MAIN Strict, opposite csn,ro,
yhnrcn he subscriber has takEn part Of the above
store for the sale Of CENT RJNs FI,p
IvoDS o. every description and Intends 70 keen com,
s s,eo o. desirable arsc in this line Of
temen are invited to examino III ~ Wur Tsn seh
Worcester, Dec i2. eodswi '''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-28
NOW OR NEVER

GreatRush at the New England Fancy Store
THE entire Stock OF this establishment must he sold be-
lore the LIST OF February, make room for entire
New stock, and to accomplish which, we have
MARKED DOWN ALL AND EVERYTHING.
Trimmings Buttons, Braids Velvet Ribbons to be sold at
cost prices.
Best Kid Gloves, Mt IA pair.
Portsmouth Hosiery at 45c pair.
Laces, Edgings, Collars Cuffs Capes Linen and Cambria
lidhs, Undershirts and Skves Permeses Fancy Soaps
Cologne Water, &c. atruinous low prices.
II would be task to mention all the articles keep.
we merely say, Come One Come AL and shall pride
ourselves that none will leave establishment dissatisfied
Gordon's Hair Tonic for sale here only
Myers Bamberger & Rosenblatt.
$40 MAIN ST. OPPOSITE CIRCUITS BOOK STORE.
Don't mistake the no. 21O.n
e ans diff
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RiCe's Improved BEGINNING Conductors

THE subscribers would respectfully inform the inhabi.
tans OF Worcester and vicinity that they are prepared
to erect LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS, the ensuing season
cd TO for the Eude
used copper points and asteng gded spires and cor
per oottoms adding thereby materially the beauty
promptly attended TO. n n, Rif,E
Worcester Marche. dwtf + p RIrE
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Waters Celebrated Indelible Ink,

WiIH and without preparation The above INK In,
w been in use for the last TEN TEARs and MOI n %
instance mas ! been removed by wishing found the eas,
WARRANTED TO GIVE ENTIRE q A MGR ,,,rr< -,
For sale IN Worcester Wholesale and Retail at the nro
prietors prces by tho agent =" '' PA'
LEWIS +. LAzELIl IA oo,hee.rv
M4dwistf col Main-st., 4 do1s north An .Iro
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-28
A Rare Chance.
For sale a Fresh and Clean STOCK of

~ For sale Fresh and Clean STOCK of
W. 1. GOODS AND GROCERIES,
with Lease of STORE for term Of years.
Possession given the First Of January, 1851.
VNHE above offers Inducements any person wishing
L TO engage in the w. /. GOODS AND GROCERY Blu.
SNESS. The Store situated Mainktreet with alargt
established trade and is considered Of e best stands in
he city Inquire at this office.
Worcester. Dec 7. d&Swtf
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House Fer Sale.

ifOR sale, beautifully situated on Laurel fteet eary
IL opposite the second Methodist Meeting House. com.
manding view ofthe whole city, two. Story House.
newly built. For terms, apply al the premises.
w rcester Jan. 90. ian22-eodf
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Lows Genuine Honey Soan.

A LARGE lot of this excellent Soap, well known for
IA rs efficacy, in rendering the skin soft and smooth and
preventing the hands from chapping just received and for
sale wholesale and retail by j.. r. LAZELJ,
dec2t-d6sw4wis Apotbecary gDf Main St
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Scroll Breast Pins.

GONE very rich patterns and plain God also with Gar
- CT Pearl and Turquois, at very low prices POS Main
street c. z. COLEMAN, ID door North of America
lenperance house. ddWls2M dec LII :
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MRS. WEBB, 81 Exchange Street,
R0ARn.

(ESPEGTFULLY informs those who wish for an expe.
lO renced NURSE, that she will be happy attend upon
those Who may desire her services dtf Nov 60
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-28

House Lots for Sale,
SlTUATED on Pleasant Street. Apply to
> MnFch7. diff b. r ARpOTT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-28

4 GENTLEMAN and wife or three single gentleman
IA and one lady can be accommodated with rooms and
posite Aldrich's Block 'f
Worcester, Dec 5, 1850. DAT
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DON'T BE DECEIVED.

fTIE genuine Bay State Stove is decidedly the BEST
STOVE in the market, for either wood coal Beware
ot limitations or pretended improvements for the BAY
STATE stands unriuGked.
have the Air Tight Parior, the most perfect
Stove Of the kind, and in beauty unsurpassed.
COAL. STOVES, with OoenS, and Cast Iron WOOD
STOVES, with strate ovens, and convenient for doing
ANAL amount Of cooking and whall to any room
COAL STOVES, new patterns; COAi. CRATES, Coal
Burners, Taor's Stoves, Office Stoves &c &C.. for sale
chedp by j. +. LORING
Norcester Oct "a eod&wistf 70 MAIN ST.
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POSITIVELY NO P0STPONEMENT!
The Clothes are Bound to1ha Said

= vSiA4 A1A14 t1sV LVS4EONEfnEM1.
The Clothes are Bound tosbe Sold.
p. WARE re pectfuly announces to the People,of
IA. Worcester and an the adjacent towns that he shan
sell his very extensive STOCK OF WINTER CLOTHING
at ~ BARGAINS 10 in order to make room for some
thing pretty big, which he has Contemplation in the
Spring
Nc person should neglect this opportunity procure an
0VERC0AT,
which right for almost every thing desirable or cofra
bic are here in abundance. Some OF them are Of the most
elaborate Workmanship and fashionable style.
have also great assortment of PANTS, worthy of the
attention of all classes. good many OF them are heavy
lined and stout, but they all step out for
mean tosel them all Also good assortment OF
VESTS adapted to the season; together with great as
sortment of black Satns, fancy Silks, Cashmere Italian
Cloth and all the grades of Vests all of
which intend shall march out before March comes in
The usual assortment of Under Shirts Drawers Green
Spencers Umbrellas Overals, Gloves Suspenders Hand
kerchels, Stocks Common and Fine Shirts &C. &C. and
an abundance ofwhich always hd for sale Whole
sale and Retail, at the LOWEST PRICES!
lave also on nd good variety of PIECE GOODS
for sale low by the yard made up custom Garments
20 order, with GREATNESS and DISPATCHD To con.
clude permit me to add one word Of dsnerested advice
which have no doubt will be extensively appreciated and
generally followed. 1t is thisdo not fool Your money
away upon the stuff be found in other Stores but get ali
your CLOTHES and BARGAINS at
No. e. 6, Merchants Row.
uec24' dwu .P. WARE.
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buchans Hungarian Balsam-
LARGE quantity Of the abo,e this day received. md
o saie Whoiesae and retail 4 The lowest prices by
,.., .,..s. L. Il LAzELL, Druggist,
jams o"su~W No. POI Main 81.
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C0AI-C0AL!
200O Pounds make a Tnn

1000 Pounds make Ton
ind as good article as can be obtained an this city o.
elsewhere.
WE subscriber has ON hand best varieties
Il Pennsylvania Coal,
BA CARGO or RETAIL, which will be sold at Loires5
Market Prices.
Also best quality BIfUMINOUs COAL, for Steam
Smiths use.
~ Orders through the Post Office or left at Lewis t
Lazels Drug Store, Main Street; at A. Bayies store
corner of Main and School Streets o. Branans Store
Souh5ridge Street, and at my Counting Room the Yard
opposite Providence and Worcester H. R. Depot Green St.
viii be thankfully received and promptly attended to-
oct3 dstf c40 EDWARD SOUTHWICK.
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REMOVAL.

REMOVAL
THE subscriber has Removed from joys BUILDING
to the large Front Room the Fancy Goods Store
of Messrs. BATES g. JORDAN, No. 1873 Washington
Street BOSTON, andwil continue give his attention as
heretofore, entirely to the manufacture Of
ZINE SHIRTS, TO ORDER.
He will be constantly supplied with pure aud heavy Lin
ems OF his OWN mportation and with Cottons of quail
y put up expressly orhs USE and hopes that the
perence OF eight years. and supervision of every
branch of his business win enable him suit the most ast
dious tastes and 70 excel all former attempts excellence
CHARLES A. HEWINS,
Nl5dM&TtF29- Chambers 1919 Washin gton st
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Clocks! Clocksi

A GOOD assortment of Clocks and Clock Trimmings
n Will be onnd at A. M. DRISCOLI'S Jewelry Estab
ishrnent, in Bgeow Court on Front Street. Also Clock
cleaned and repaired, by regular clock maker who ha
had fifteen years experience in clock mandatory,
ian7-dif
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he walked slower and slower, and some time
stopped altogether. This man was also u
tavern-keeper. After reading the tract through,
he placed it in his pocket and continued on
his way.
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Boots and Shoes.

FN1ME is money, and you save both by buying you
Boots and Shoes AT the Cottage Store, 10 Main
jan7-dtf DANIELS& co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-28

Brant's Indian Remedies
TFOR the of Consumption Coughs, Colds etc. for
L. SALE wholesale and retail by SPlIRR & SIBLEY,
Sept deodtCwtf 40 Mair-st., Worcester
The New York herald., 1851-11-06
SIPEKIOK COURT.
BEFORE Hon. .Tudge Pain,


Nov 5.-.7ssGuA and Bdftoy-N r. UtHis rs. Ed,cin
Far,d-Mr sedewick, Of the counsel on behalf Of
the defendant in this applied to the Court for
postponement Ct the trial consequence Of the absence
Of Henry Dousherty, material witness Mr.. sedgvick
made the application afidavit that Mr.. Dougherty
~ present at the Transaction but that he had been
abtent frcm New York for two weeks and could
net be served with SUBPOENA for the trial ON the sth
Of April this and after the plaintiff get
through with his evidence and the defence had been
opened the plaintiff applied fer adjournment solely
on the grounds that one Of his counsel was obliged
TO attend csuse in another Court. The trial
thes ths pisintn applied to Judge Mason for q com
mission, and stay Of proseedings, and the cause
ws., consequently, put on for twenty days. The
sion and stay Of proce sdngs, which the defendant
sisted he being desirous of having the tred the
commisson was however granted but the stay denied
Mr. sedgvicks application for postponemept also
grounded ON the illness Of one Of the defendants coun
sci The defer dsnt had interest in delay az he has
always heretoore been ready for trial when the
was reached witness, named Gsrvin. also absent
and council under al those cireunstances desired that
the esu,e should stand over.
Mr. Fanehsr on the part Of the plaintiff opposed the
apJcstoD has required great deal Of trouble get
up the and severs witnesses who did not reside IN
New Yoik were In attendance. and had been brought
here at expense. There no reason stated in the am
dsvit Why the trial should be postponed.
The Judge said that the ndans counsel must state
in the sdsvt what he expects to prove by these wit
nefsts.
Mr. sedgwickI state that lIr Dougherty was present
at the asssult, and that he 10 material witness
Judge Mr. Fsncher, what do you say to the cause
going over upon the payment Of the plaintiffs ccstsl
Mr. Fancher thought those we're the only conditions
on which the application could be granted.
Mr. sedgvick.--It dses not come 9th good grace
from the oppoite counsel 70 & costs ON the present
caon a. when the case half gone through the plain
tiff put It Of merely the engagement OF one Of his
counsel
The Judge decided that the trial should be get down
the fret Wednesday In December the defendant par.
the expenses OF the witnesses brought here by the
plsptia foy the present tim.
The New York herald., 1851-11-06

lNcIpEyTs or the ELtcrIoS.-During the progress of
the election on Tuesday, man named John McNslly
wac arrested for creating great disturbance about
the Eighth district poll and assautng man named Ro-
bert Earle With brick and severely bruse his face
In the afternoon pack Of rowdes sailed forth into
other parts Of the Eleventh ward and in their course
thr,rgh avenue D. knocked down every one young and
old who came in their way Captain smith, late OF the
steamship Pslmeto, (now loet) who on his vay to
the chip yard where he experimenting the building OF
q new chip, was attacked by them he passed along,
and beaten with stones and clubs with which the dssps
rsdees wtre all armed, till he eft for dead Police
omcer Whitehead vho was the only policeman present.
with the aid OF some citizens succeeded in srreng two
OF the rowder The polls OF the Frt and Second dis
icts OF the Nineteenth ward blocked up through
out the day by gang Of rowdes until about four o'clock
IN the afternoon when general rush made for the
ft district where the inspectors driven from the
room aseon as this became known in the Second dis
tct, rush was made, and the ballot boxes smashed in
pieces and destroyed.
hIIo,L VouSo.- Lawrence Johp.on was arrested in
the Fifteenth ward, charged with illegal voting, at
tempting 10 vote Illegally In that ward Henry
rested for Illegal voting In the Second district of the First
wsrd elso Johs Ewing and Terence BIRD georgs Brown
was arrested charged with Illegal voting at the Third
district poll Of the Third ward All the above parties
were conveyed before the magistrate and committed foe
further examination.
RuN O,rR.-on Tuesday, woman named Aun Co6et
was run over In BrosdwaJ by butchers cart driven by
man named Gustsf Peters residing ct No Oak street
The woman received compound frsctvrs Of the leg sal
was otherwise injured
The New York herald., 1851-11-06

SAN fRANCfsco, Oct. 1, lsol.
7sst, NJ Of fie lats Elscfon-J' S. SeHdier-PoSI-
tio- Of Ger DfcDOp gai-7 The Debs Of Saw Fr1reis-
co-Ssuorerto CRy, g., &c.
Tho result Of the election, which, at tie sailing
t ths las. steamer, was buried in fog, is known at
las, aat the democrats are rejoicing in splendid
vio.oy Hon. Jehn Bigler, brother Of the demo
GRATIS candidate for the same Office in Pennsylvania,
has been elected Governor by above 800 majority;
Hoa. samuel Purdy, formerly Of Buffalo, Lieut..
Governor; Hon. ). Heydebfelt, supreme Court
Judge; Major Richard Roman, state Treasurer;
togstasr With nearly all the other candidates on the
STATE ticket and large majority in both brsnehe
of the Legislature. Mr.. r.. G. MsrshsI, brother
Of Hoo T. Marshsll, Of Ky, and Mr.. McCerkle
both democrats, have been elected TO Congress, by
large usjorties. The legislative result viii secure
an out and out democratic L. $. Senator, in place
OF Mr. Fremont, and the action Of that body will
result. a. propbesed in your correspondents let'e
by iss steamer, In the election Of Hon John b.
Weller The only eompetitor 10 be feared, Hon
Soouoa Heydenfslt, has just been elected Judge OF
the Ssprcne Court
The election Of Col. Weller ss "6xed fact"
u.less toe State Executive should defeat II BY
called session Of the last Legislature The subject
has been generally discussed for the past tvo or
three weeks, and at one time was decided upon.
Gov wcDougsl vas candidate for denomination
by the democratic convention, but failing TO be re-
dominated, II Ia said he sxsrted himself in favor Of
Msjor Rssdips, the ~hig candidate, and should be
carry bis disappointment still further and call an
extra session. IL is not improbabe tha, wbig may
be sected The las. Legislature was not made up
of party men. and may, therefore, be sasly swayed
by ons influence snd another. The only hope for
+ Rusisr King, or any other rhis, IS ia inducing
tse Ex.cutivs 20 call the Legislature together,
DIR he prstext that the interest Of the state re
asi,es tia, she should be fully represented in Con
eresa q. the opening Of the session Gov McDOu
r,l aas iooe some queer things since his accidenta
s.sy,toa 70 tss chiir Of state by the resignation
Gov Burnst and this movement woull not be GU
as chafsc,er lie is curious Gsyefnsr
Thsamoun. Of the debt Of the city OF San ran
s,-cp for vhi:a bonds have been issued is ei'Nn
90 Toe seni ,aigsl interest upon which. amorn'
ia - tj5.JOO, - paJabls on ths lst OF NsVsnoe
avn sxsc..sa 9 bsias male % 30llsa IA, as:s'
The New York herald., 1851-11-06
WAsHlNeroS. November 2, 1851



An excellent story is told here, which have not
yet seen in print During the recent great fair at
Rochester, number Of gentlemen me at a dinner
party there, and among the galaxy of bright part-
eular stars was the distinguished orator Of the day.
stephen A Douglas, and the distinguished ex.
Secretary of War, Governor Marcy. The wit and
the wine few apace; and, at length, Governor
Marcy, with one Of those knowing looks Of his
arose, and proposed "the health Of Mr.. Douglas,
the able Senator from Illinos-may he continue for
the next six years to ell his place in the Senate,
which he has already so much grsced" The meal-
ing Of the sally was evident, and Marcy's eyes
twinckled with satisfaction at the "hit." Nowise
abashed, however, "the little giant" straightened
himself out. and after returning thanks, concluded
BY giving, "the disting guished exSecretary Of War;
Governor Marcy, with not spot on his character,
and but one patch on his breeches." Peals of
laughter succeeded the happy retort, shortly after
which the Governor was missing.
The New York herald., 1851-11-06
co,,, Of General sessions.

Before Judge Beebs and Aliernsn Dodge and smith
Nov Tisf of Grasd Jurors = On eau of their mas
the folov ns med gentlemen snswered snf vers duy
gusfed 20 serve a. members Of the Grsnf Inquest Tor
the November :, rm.-wm q Connslly foremsni Benls-
min H. Brush wm. Bromley Hugh Donneuy yonn
~ Guion Francis G01ine Rowland Hill. stephen us n
Jsme. Little Jsme- Matthews George v heise, Joseph
NJ. Marsh. George II Peck Noses sweet John Hume
Afted y. Lsgrsve ard John Green
The presiding Ju5z. called the attention of the Grand
Jurors certain duties vhieh the statute ts9nss via
IN relation 70 the av syant ssng lottery h.tsts IN
felston 70 the violation - the el-ctiDn az kc Ths
esnd Jury rithife- n prosecute thsif iuties snt tue
Court adjcvrnsd Tor the lsy
The New York herald., 1851-11-06
4. =. Dis,rit, At,srpt,,, Or,e.

Ncv -Eg's- frrsissl The Collector aas astructeI
the District httotn % pr0crsi Or hs cl1Isn1s of
the gosds rezd % be s,stD7ety store Of NJ Hsrt1t
tor tsi.x fal.y.g in7JreI rss gpDIs haze bssa 40
pia.st1 q, .se 1s.u. Ug sbcV. DJ0O
The New York herald., 1851-11-06
Our Philadelphia Correspondence.

PHILADELPHIA, November 4, 1871.
ProJaHe HOn'ieide-Eseape Of Lo,cien, accused Of
the late Murd0-Bank Divdeids, &c.
Matthias Finless, a cabinet maker by trade, is
supposed TO be dying from the effects Of blow
given him by Frederick Hartman, a shop mats,
about ten days since. Hi, skull was fractured by
the blow, and his physician deeming his recovery
hopeless, the deposition Of the unfortunate has
been taken, and his assaiant co nmitted to prison
to await the result.
1t is rumored that Lowien, implicated in the re-
cent murder Of McGsrry, left the port Of New York
several days since as sailor, and Is now out Of the
reach Of the eflicers Of justice.
IL is currently rumorcd that circumstances have
tianspired going to prove that man now in prison
at Mount Holly, for m manslaughter, was the mur.
derer Of Israel Roberts, killed on the road short
distance from Camden, about four years since.
The following banks declared semi-annual divi-
dends to-day Western Bank, per cent? Com.
merce Bank, per cert; Mechanics Bank, o per
cent; Farmers and Mechanics Bank, 5 per cent;
kepsington Bank, per cents Southwark Bank, 5
per cent; Commercial Bank, 4 per cent; Trades
mems Bank, 3 per cent; Girard Bank, 3per cent:
Manufacturers and Mechanics Bank, per cent;
Northern Liberty Bank, per cent; Penn Town
ship Bank, per cent.
The New York herald., 1851-11-06

rsE L.rE FiRE AT CaHawsa, (ALa THE Dallas Miss
Gs-eft, Of the gath ut gives the following list Of suf
erers by the Ere at Cahawps and the number Of bales
Of cotton destroyed ed:-Nstbsn n. Jackson, lo6 y. N
Bradley IL; estate Of VI. IIobson 237; r. c. Randolph
25 JohnB Phillips T6 Jabez Curry, 81 John Psrnsll
a. Wooten Moore ~ estate Of VIM Dlevins, 1871 estate
of B. u. Watson and w Harris. 8; L. II. ssavelL g.
John Lee, n; Alfred Moore, 8; william Curry 3G d
Kine 81; y King, IS; John Mitchell, 81: A Nickel
lar IL; Charles II. Moore 8; James O Evans, IL; T. 4
Goldsby 3o2; l.. a ID. DYsmpert, Co. r A. walker, 1ol
w. y Hsrrel 81 Howe, 5; estate of Jesse Beene 81
John p Mitchell. 7; VA. Spears IS; Thomas Walker
as j. Dorroh, So estate Ct J. Walker, 17 estate OF
o. W King, a. l.. B. Mitchell, 2s; r. Foster, 36; r. Bill
Ipg.les IS; NJ Scott, 49, Benja amin Holmes 20; Mr.
Jane B Moore 25; woodsop Cooke, 6s; Robert Bate
as Mrs o Ludlow, 20; VIM Iornbuchle. Z; r.
Goree, III W. B. Boswell To- I. w ell, al Edwal
Hsrper, u; A. ssltmsrsh, TO- Mrs c. Mccown,2; R.G
Craig 1s william Curtisl IL; VIM Erwin, s; estate q
Elsha Carlisle a. John Scott s. J. Goree AZ; Urls1
Moss, 10; v L. Mihous. a; y. X Walker, 35; James
Wallace, ~; ssmuei Dorroh, IL; Bryant Brand s; H.
Tutte; J. V. Tut, 5; J. A. Jones 4; W. G. 4 j. Bah
cock oet six cotton shedsvsue about twelve fftesn
hundred dosrs-they will also lose the storage on o.
cotton lest which will amount 10 six hundrc
dtllsrs-tvo vsusbe mules belonging 10 them ver.
buintbeir entire less will reach, and probably exces
two thousand collars; Peter Miller, residence shof
teols, lumber, sc, estimated value, $4,000; John nj
Sims shop, tools, sc, about $780, James D. Craig ami
Vim H. West each lost q barouche-they were in NJ
Miliers shop The entire loes vu exceed HUNDRED
thousand doiIars. hard blow 10 the sufferers
The New York herald., 1851-11-06

The steamship Ohio arrived at half past one
O'Clock yesterday, from Chagres, from which3port
she sailed on the 25th alt. She arrived at Havana
on the 18th, and sailed thence on the 3lst ult.
The following is the
PREIeBT LIST OF THE OHIO.
Howiand T. Aspnw III $4,000
Amos X. knos. 1900
The New York herald., 1851-11-06

mendstion, and there ia doubt but that if hs gss
the nomin alton of the National Convention, the
people will elect hm BY IN overwhelming majority.
think all the chances are in favor Of Wool's
nomination. Certain it L. no other man OF the
many named has higher claims upon bis country.
men, nsr Ia there another who could no readily
be adopted as a compromise by the friends OF tao
other prominent men