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NEW FREIGHT ARRANGEMENT
Befwcen Worcester & N. Y.

NE" IA EAGli1 AHkSA SGEM ENT
Between Worcester s. N. Y.
Commercial Lin OF Ste m Propalle,s
BETWEEN PROVIDENCE AND NEW YORK
TRl-WEEKLY-USl AL TIME Is HOURS.
Goods Transported Between Worcester and Ne1o York
as Lou, and with Equal Despatch, by any other Line
i. z1lsz THE BOATS OF THIS LINE ~
-ssreseT will leave Providence, from Fox Point ,zss
On MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, & FRIDAYS, and
New York on TUESDAYS, TIL RSDAYS, i SATUR.
DAYS. until further notice.
Freight taken for New York, at reasonable rates
This Line connects, by arrangement with the Daily In.
land Line of Propeiers between New York and phiiale
phia, and the Semi-Weeky Inland Line to Baltimore at
all times When this inland route open, Goods will be
taken, at Providence for Philadelphia at cents per foot
and Tor Baltimore at cents per foot Usual time between
Providence and Philadelphia 40 hours and between New
York and Baltimore, 40 hours.
Philadelphia and Baltimore Freight will be forwarded
IRON New YORK by any other lines, directed at cur
For further information, apply to W II. JouRDAN.
Ohce OF Providence and Worcester Railroad CO.. Isaac
odei, Pier No. 10 N. R.; or W. P. Williams, "a Broad
BlFFUM, Agent, foot of South Main St.
Sept. ~, 1858. d&wf Proyide no
GHANGE OF TIME.-commencinew EpNrs-
~ DAY, April 8. New Worcester and Lincoln SQUARE
O M N L b U S a.
will run follows:
Leaves New Worcester
At 6s O'Clock, A. NJ, 9, A. NJ, l., p MAP
Leaves Lincoln Square,
At z o'clock, A. NJ, Il, NJ, p, and 6, ?. NJ.
Leaves Harrington Corner, for New Wnrcester O n,;.
utes after leaving Lincoln Square 10y ii
tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Evenings the Omn.
bus will leave New Worcester at O'clock and returning
leave City Hall at O. or at the close of Lectures Sc
SUNDAYS.
Will leave New Worcester at 10 A. M and 1 D ~ -
turning at the close of meetings ~ 10
~ Fare each way, & "a cents ana A,
EDASSAGE ONLY $50. FROM
II POOL TO ACKNOWLEDGMENT n 90 aadn..
for GRINNELLs weknown line Of Packet sbins cn,1
tinue to issue Passage Certificates from Lyerpool tn R
ton, at the low price Of $40 They also issue Drafs
able at sight, on the Belfast Banking Co. and III b ray
ches, and on Baines' Brothers, Liverpool or 81 and mn
wards at 50 the Pound Sterling and no charge for Com
Passage Certificates, Drafts, &c. can always hs had
OIL s. v. R. HICKCox, Agent,
10 nys at - 1-S~,'' ! J" = ' ss''S'
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-. HATS! HATS!! HATSI!! -.
81 SPrins FnshiOns.-BEEDE & co. 80
~ and LEARY CO.. Spring Styles OF Hats ~
and of their Manufacture, jnst received from New
York, , and for , sale by F. A.: ELDRED,
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GREAT INDU CEMENT TO ALL
W Ayouag men of energy and ability, in search of
1yment, ard possessed of small capital of from $40 to
Sl2 will do well to call at E. Bowman No III Hanover st.
Bnsoa Cup stairs) As he is in of some II or Is
young men, to engage in light and agreeable business
which person Of strictly business habits fail
money Young constantly making from $50 SIS
per MONTH Alleters addressed above, prepai with
postage stamp enclosed will be promptly attended to.
me- az
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RIWNE FEED.-5O Tons FINE FEED
n in Store. For sale by BLISS, SUTTON, q CO.
no dawtf
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Cfpresse5.

.fsss.==..- LEONARD'S EXPRESS
ssf@@sr and from Boston and intermediate places by
every train
Rs collected and paid and all orders attended to with
despatch. jeS diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-24

~ ENv, IMPORTANT, AND VALCA-
be-Hoes Paint and Grease Extractor, the best ar
tis, ereese of any kind, from any garment silk SATIN
ooe linen, or cotton without the least injury to the uar
went or coorty It, Sold by all the Druggists in Wor
MISTER. Bush CO.. Wholesale Agents
ceLno eodt 81 Front St, W re -ster Mass.
kn AaES MATT AZ r1,.s a., 80 SERING
n BEDS.-liair Mattresses and Spring Beds mad. 10
order, of the best quality, 10 Main st. 9uu stairs
q oetS nNWu TABEk 4 CI!0LLAR.
VNRUMKS, vAIISE,, AND CARPET
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ga. CANCERS CAN BE CURED
a EA DIR. r.. GREEN, INDIAN PHYsIoIAN
IN n treats with complete success, Cancers, llu
tsSxzl Of the Blood, and all Chronic diseases
ASA Office So Brom1cId SIC, Boston
~g Dir. Green is pr baby the only scientific
a NE physician who has ever thoroughly investi-
rrk~SM gated the natural system of medicines, as
& IA N practiced by the abJrignes Of this uitry.
El%NEV DR.. G. may be consulted at his Office every
W ~ " Monday, Tuesday, and Saturday, Fl m s! A.
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MAPLE HONEY.--A nice article just received
my2 diff Front street.
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GROCERIES FOR THE PUBLIC
NSNeW Stock Of Groceries at No. 3 stones Block,
Main ST. Opposite S, II. CoHons Nursery.
The subscriber, having purchased of A. III MING
TON, his entire Stock in Trade and having added to
The same, large and well selected and choice Stock
Gods, begs leave say the former customers aud the
public generally, that he is prepared to sell
w. 1. GOODS AND GROCERIES,.
for Cash, the lowest price the market affords lie will
also purchase for Cash, exchange for Goods all kinds
of Farmers Produce He hopes that by constantly keep
ing ON hand well selected Stock of Goods and strict at
tenon to business, receive share public patronage
Goods delivered in all parts of the City, Of charge
Also, for sale new Platform Scale, that viii weigh GO
lbs. EDW'D PRIEST
Worcester, July q, 1858. diff
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NXTRA =. X. MOLASSES.-This day re
M ceived choice article Porto Rico Molasses. Also
Stewards Extra Syrup, for sale by
II GRTFETN & ~
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FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

New YORK August 8.
The United States mail steamer Atlantic arrived
at this port at eight o'clock this evening" after pas
sage of ten days and eighteen hours, with four DAYS
later intelligence from Europe Her dates from Liv-
erpool are to July 26.
The Liverpool cotton market is steady but un-
5000 bales.
The London money market was comparatively ca
sy. Consols closed at 924 to 92I.
The Liverpool breadsuffs market was dull, and
had still further declined. Flour had declined Is.
Wheat Sd. Corn Is.
The Manchester trade was in q more satisfactory
condition.
The Gcrmanc Diet had accepted the Austro-Prus-
sian treaty.
Despaches from Vienna state that General Hess,
with an Austrian army, had crossed the Wallachian
frontier. Prince Gortschakoff had announced his
intention of defending Modavia and Wallachia with
200, 900 men.
The Greeks had attempted to assassinate Lord
Raglan.
Tclegraphic dispatches at London announce the
entry of Austrian troops into Wallachia.
IMPORTANT FROM SPAIN.
The insurrecton progressing rapidly. 1t is
said that Queen Christina had fed from Madrid and
was arrested near San Sebastian, and placed in the
castle of that town.
Madrid dates of the 10Th state that that evening
Madrid was in the hands of the people, and that .
provisional government had been proclaim d.
Gen. San Migucls appointment as Minister Of War
was received with accamation.
\ Carst movement had broken out at Navarro.
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the Commons by the following vote: Regan s07,
Norment 796, Troy, fed. 675, Afford, fed. 645 A
Democratic gain of one. Robeson has done well.
Thos. j. Morisey, fed to the Senate from Robeson
and Richmond.
CASWELL.
Senate, Maj John A. Graves dem., Commons,
Samuel P. Hill and W. Long, dems Poll: Graves
$40, N j. Palmer 81, Stanfeld, temp. dem. At. Hill
$50, Long 7lO, Capt. Richard Jones, dem. "A, S..
Z. Williams, temp dem. 24l, E. Roberts, temp. dem
liz. Caswell shows handsome gain for Bragg.
PERSON.
Person County has done nobly. John W. Cum
ningham, dem. is elected to the Senate by l7S ma
jority over the vheel-horse" of Federalism, John
Barnett, sen. and Major Green, dem. has beaten
Holeman, fed. 80 votes-a Democratic gain. Person
also gives Bragg gain Of 62 for Governor. John
NJ. Wnstead, dem. reelected Sheriff. We give be-
low the vote of Person by precincts:
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The Democrats have carried the following Senate
rial Districts Northampton Martin and Washing
ton Edcecombe, Craven, Greene and Lenoir, New
Hanover, Duplin, Onslow, Baden, &C.. Cumberland,
Simpson, Wayne, Johnston Wake, Nash, Franklin,
Warren, Granville, Person, Caswell, Rockingham,
Necklenburg Stokes and Forsythe, Lincoln, &C.,
HAYWOOD &C., Rutherford and Cleaveland, and Ashe,
&c. Carteret and Jones-making 2s, with proba-
blity of one more from Currituck and Camden. The
Senate consists of 80 members.
The Democrats have carried the following Com
moners Three in Cumberland, two in Granville,
two in Chatham, two in Wake, two in Edgecombe,
two in New Hanover, one in Alamance, two in Cas-
well, two in Ceaveland, two in Duplin, two in For
sythe two in Johnston, two in Mecklenburg, two in
Northampton, two in Pitt, two in Robson, two in
Rockingham, one in Rowan, two in Sampson, two in
Warren, two in Wayne, one in Surry, one in fadkin,
one in Ashe one in Bladen, one in Catawba, one in
GastOn one in Hyde, one in Lincoln, one in Martin,
one in Nash, one in Onslow, one in Person, one in
Stokes, one in Union one in Yancey, one in Bruins
wick, in Carteret, one in Currtuck, one in LIE.
nOir one in Pcrqumans, one in Chowan, and one in
Frankln-making &c. with chances for Madison,
Macon, Haywood, and Jackson.
The foregoing calculations may vary slightly from
the result; but the prospect now is that the Demo
Gratis will have the Legislature by from TWELVE
"FOURTEEN on joint ballot.
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ONSLOW.
Senate, E. W. Fonville, dem. and Col. L. W.
Humphrey, dem. NJ. L. F. Redd, Sheriff.

Senate E. W. Fonville, dem. and Col. l.. w.
Humphrey, dem. NJ. L. F. Redd Sheriff.
MARTIN AND WASHINGTON.
Senate, Asa Bggs, dem. over Guyther, fed. by the
following vote Martin, Biggs $50, Guyther, 16s-
majority 161. Guyther's majority in Washington
1877, leaving "a majority for Biggs in the District.
Commons in Martin, John Watts, dem. 6s5, Will
iams, fed 2O6 A friend writes us that the contest
was most animated and that if none but legal votes
had been pocd for the Senate Bigg's majority would
have been double what it is.
H. A. Gillian, fed has been elected to the Com
mons in Washington-a Democratic loss.
CARTERET AND JONES.
The following is the vote in Jones: Koonce, fed.
for the Senate 113, Oldfeld, dem. 1O4. Commons,
F. G. Simmons, fed. 234, w. P. Ward, dem. 23o
William Pollock, dem. reelected Sheriff. friend
writing from Trenton says: Fraudulent votes by per-
sons from other Counties, and few of our own
County who professed to be Democrats for promises
of reward voted against u.s. and W. P. Ward was de-
feated by votes. Undoubtedly Mr.. Ward has a
majority of the legal voters of the County" The
same Correspondent adds that Richard Oldfeld, dem
is probably elected to the Senate, and Ogesby, dem
to the Commons from Carteret by majority fone;
and friend writes US from Goldsborongh under date
the 9th confirming this information. loss OF a
Commoner in Jones, and gain of Commoner in
Carte1et and Senator from Carteret and Jones.
- UNION AND ANSON.
Col. James A. Dunn, dem. elected to the Commons
from Union; and Thomas S. Ashe, fed to the Senate
from this District and A. j. Dargan and John Broad
way, feds. to the Commons from Anson. No change
Joshua Skies, dem. elected Sheriff in Union. OAR
ling Rushing, the old Sheriff, was not candidate.
IREDELLt
R. 81. Parks and L. @. Sharp, feds. elected to the
Commons from Iredell, and Anderson Mitchell, fed.
to the Senate from the District.
ROBSON
Neill Rcgan and Thomas A. Norment, dems, to
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Congress has at length finally and absolutely clos
cd its session, and the members gone home. There
was not quorum in either House yesterday morn
ing. In the Senate, which met at o'clock, a COM
plimentary resolution of thanks to the presiding Off
cor Mr.. Atchison for the able and impartial manner
in which he had discharged his delicate and ardu-
Gus duties, passed, and after a very brief res
ponse, the few members present separated The
remnant of the House coming together at q o'clock,
were off again at 8. Thus Congress has sure en-
ough adjourned sine die.
WASHINGTON Star
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCE EoR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale her place of residence
Wake County, y. c. situated fire miles West of Raleigh
Immediately on the Central Rail Road. The DWELLING
avery large and convenient handsomely situated The
ouhouses good consisting Of the Printing Office Build
nGs Kitchen ice-housc, Barn, Stables &c. &c There
Well of excellent wafer with chain pump. Also great
variety of Fruit Trees, Grape Vines, etc.
The Tract OF Land contains l3o acres60 of which
is cleared and susceptible Of high state of Improvements
some go being good meadow land Other lands if
wanted, may be purchased adjoining.
In consideration of its heahur and convenient location
and valuable improvements it is respect de-
sirable place of residence.
Any persons wishing purchase invited call and
examine the premises for themselves at early
practicable. G. MEREDITH
July 19, 1854. sB9-.t
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IeLegsNphed for the Standard.
COLUMBIA. S. c.. Aug. 10

COLUMBIA, S. c., Aug. 10.
Sixty.two Counties in North Carolina heard from
here, and Braggs majority is 7oo The following
are to hear from: Martini Tyrrell, Camden, Curri-
tuck, Jones, HYDE Carteret, Person. Yadkin, Cleave
land, Union, Caldwell, Cherokee, Haywood, Jack
son, Macon, Watauga. Bragg elected by about one
thousand.
Senate, "a Democrats 81 Wings; House, 81 Dem
ocrats 4S Wings, as far as heard from. The Cam
den, Carteret Person, and Buncombe and Haywood
Districts to be h lard FROM The Rutherford Dis
trict is not certainly Democratic p
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HELLIsu OUTRAGE. The Richmond Whg learns
from private letter. that fendish outrage at
tempted by two negroes, free, the other slave,
on the persons of the daughters of Mr. Hugh White,
gentleman of high responsibility, residing near
Liberty, last Wednesday night. The girls were
awakened and the villains departed, but the alarm
being raised they pursued and taken the free
boy was castrated and the slave whipped with the
utmost severity. Pity they were not hanged.
PETERSBURG Democrat
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DREApruL MuRpER IN M1ss1ss1pp1. w. A.

DREADFUL MURDER IN MISSISSIPPI. w. A. Ko-
lingsworth, prominent citizen of Jefferson county,
Miss, was brutally murdered on the 29th ult. 1t
appears his servants awakened in the night and
discovered the house on fire. They rushed into his
room and found him dead in bed, with his children
asleep by his side, drenched in his blood. The chill
dren and the body of the father were conveyed to
the yard, and in few minutes the house was re-
duced to ashes. Ten wounds, Inflicted With hatch.
ct were found in the head of the unfortunate man.
1t is supposed the foul deed was committed by one
Of three runaway slaves.
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THE SPANISH AGITATION. The political agitations
in Spain are said to occasion very great commotion
in financial affairs at Paris and. in London. The
Bourse and Stock Exchange for once entirely at
fault and the mos. acute spectators can get at no
reliable data as to the result at Madrid. The ques-
ton seems to be, is the revolution in her Spanish
Majesty's dominions of popular or simply military
character? But adviccs to be relied upon, cannot
be obtained, and everything is in confusion. The
deep interest taken in the present movement by the
Emperor of France is adverted to in Paris letter.
a very natural circumstance considering the strong
national spirit which exists in the bosom of Madame
Eugene So much for the effect of the Spanish diff
ficulties financial matters in the two great CEN
tres-if we may so speak--of western Europe.
We are not aware that the peril of Queen Isabel
la has excited much attention or interest in this
country. Probably this may arise from the meagre-
ness of the intelligence which reaches the United
States and the impression that accounts from Spain
are of doubtful reliability always. We cannot be
far wrong, however in asserting that any change in
the Spanish government will have very important
influence upon the absorbing question Of the annex
alton Of Cuba. Such change may either advance
or retard the affair in question, greatly throw the
island into our possession at once, place an almost
insuperable bar to the acquisition of it. We do not
doubt that the "llibusters waited the proceedings
in Spain with the deepest interest. Their schemes
may be made or marred by what happens at Mad
rid.
In connection with this subject, we may refer to
the fact, that lately much doubt seems to exist in
relation to the willingness of Congress to make the
appropriation of $4,000, ,OOO which the friends OF
Mr.. Perccs administration wish placed in his hands
for the purchase of the Island. The other day, the
appropriation was considered certain now opinions
have changed. The action of Congress will doubt
less be strongly effected by the intelligence received
from Spain. We shall have authentic details of the
nature, and probable results of the commotion at
Madrid before very long.
Petersburg Erprcss
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Extract from letter to the Editor, dated

OXFORD Aug. 5, 1854.
"Out of sheer justice to Mr.. Jenkins, one of the
Democratic candidates for the County of Graville it
is proper to record that he is young gentleman Of
promise, but being young, is not generally known to
our people. Besides he was sick during portion
of the canvass Be it said, however, to his credit,
he was generously and noby sustained where he was
we'll known, and his chivalrous bearing during the
canvass elected high commendation even from his
political opponents"
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"BnL NEBRASKA" The first white male child
born in Nebraska since the passage of the organ
izaton bill was born at Dr., Clark's Hospital, Ne
braska Centre, in June, and was christened Bill
Nebraska Kinney. His father, the Hon. j. F. Kin
ney, chief justice of Utah, has taken the lead in
sustaining the " Douglas bill" in very forcible
manner ~
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" "ASHITA LANDS FOR SALE.-THE IN
w dersi gned offers his tract of land Dallas County,
Arkansas for sale 1t is situated the Washita River
contains upland and bottom. The upland fair in quality
the bottom producing from bushels of the
acre-upwards of 400 in cultivation, with the usual
buildings besides Gin Houses and Mi-fine waer-good
range for stock winter and summer-cattle fed
horses need crib food only in work seasonheaty, not
subject to cholera typhoid feverwhin five miles of the
Pacific railroad-contans 1900 acres-may be divided into
three farms will sell with annual payments- down
or take young negroes for the whole giving the
chaser of the land the redeem the negroes within
stipulated time Corn and stock of cattle and hogs will
also be sold. HALVES Fl. COLEMAN,
Cachemasso, Ark
July %, 1854 73-l9tpd
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DIsrNrEc1ANr. The papers are every where urg-
the free use of Copperas as disnfecting agent 1t
it is cheap article costing only q few cents per
pound, and can be found at the druggists and many
of the larger grocery stores. A couple of pounds
nay be dissolved in ten quarts of hot water, and
the solution poured into sinks cutters, cess-pools
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There is farm running through the most thickly
settled portion of England less than one hundred
and fifty miles long, and all is occupied by one man,
Mr.. Brotherton 1t simply occupies the slopes and
edges of the great Western Railway, and its width
varies six feet to twenty yards. The tenant who
keeps every foot of it under cultivation in some way,
was formerly poor workman on the line of the
railroad, but is now. wealthy.
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4 HEsPEckED HUSBAND. If the correspondent of
the National Democrat speaks as one who knows
his royal highness Prince Albert has hard time of
it in his domestic relations. The Queen appears to
us in the light of very devoted wife, hut while
she loves and honors, does not obey her liegc lord
1t is evident that the royal consort is hen pecked
man, and that the Queen is the head man of the
establishment:
al can, however, give you little anecdotc of her
Majesty that is authentic. Prince Albert was lately
out for days visit to Cambridge with instructions
that he must return by ten at night. When there,
the Professors became prosy in their addresses,
that: being promised an entertainment by the muni-
till tcelre The reply quickly came from Victoria
that as punishment for this conjugal dsobedience,
he must return by eight; and a. this early hour the
poor Prince was obliged to trudge into Buckingham
Palace, to escape the suspicion and consequences of
marital infidelity.
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GEESE, Cats AND BACHELORS The following
paragraph is taken from the regular report of the
proceedings of the Legislature of Connecticut
Bill to tax geese, cats and bachelors, taken up.
Mr.. Harrison was opposed to the provision taxing
bachelors. There was tax laid already upon a
goose and any man who had been living twenty
five years without being married could be taxed
der that section. The bill was postponed
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NJOTICE.-RANAwAYF FROM THE SUBSCRIBER
lV in Johnston county, the first of Nay, negro
named SAM aged % years. about feet inches high has
the first finger his left hand cut of, and is of dark
complexion Sam committed to Halifax jail in June
1885, and supposed be lurking about in Nash, Halifax
Northampton Warren counties, n. G.
Any person lodging said negro in JAIL giving such In
formation may enable to find him will be Literally
O. L. DoDD
Smithfield, August ], 1884. 103Aw3y.
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npAGG AND VICTORY!
7r,cu. SATURDAY, AUGUST IL, 1854.
Governors Election.

us have returns from sixty-one Counties, leaving
.-.,trone to be heard from. Mr.. Bragg's vote in
ss. siytv-one Counties is 9,2s2, and Gen. Docke-
srsg4i,5. Ifthe vote should be, in the remaining
,;ouutes, as it was between Pierce and Scott, Mr..
p,,cr will have "A, $685. and Gen. Dockery 42, s72,
,,,tinr Mr. Bragg's majority 1856.
Mr. Bragg's clear gain in the sixty-one Counties
orsr Pierce and Scott, is 946.
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DANAwAY, FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, ON THK
1AI7th Of February bound boy named SImrI johnson
All persons hereby forbid employing said boy and
will give five cents and thanks for his apprehensos
q GIILEM HARTGROVE.
: ST. Lawrence. Chatham Co. zs-d
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to' we learn with regret that John A. Lilling-
On 9 D'' Senator elect from Rowan and Davie, died
I'm: "uay last He had been sick for some time
n.n Ds.on was noble-hearted and generous, and a
circle Of friends,