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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-20
LOCAL NEWS.

IMPORTANT DEcf iox.-Judge Halliburton delivered
judgment on Saturday, Ia The cass Of hsssrs puioJ
Mayo aud blair a,inst the U, lon Steamship Company M
an action Tor dsages Sustained By The pi.uts good.
While on the uhaf 81 Rocks BY reason 81 their being
delivered Al time Sheo Il convenient TO have
them removed.
Our readers will remember that q large amount Of
goods while lying on the wharf about eight months sgo
were overtaken by freshst aud damaged materially
much Of them being entirely carried away.
Their delivery late Saturday cv ming Al time VIII,
s inconvencnt to have them removed the more espe-
ciay a. Sunday was supervenIuR held tho basis
suit for damsses and the plaintiffs In this case being
considerable sufferers from this cause Instituted pro.
ceedngs against the company for tho amount Of dam.
ages sustained by theu Tho evidences In the matter va.
heard At the last sprng Of the Federal Court a. we'll
a. the Arguments Of counsel but the Judge Regarding the
sue too important Il beiug In fact tee, question tho
result OF Viii would govern other analogous cases likely
to follow. deferred judgment until the prescnt term.
lie rendered judgment sganst tho plaintiffs on the
ground that the company carriers like rail-
road compaucs and IN this view held the delivery of tho
goods on tho wharf 10 ths instance to DO complete
He established moreover. that there vas no greater
obligation on their part In respect to the protection OF
the goods amer delivery In the form indicated than 10
them from ordinary Casualties theft They were no.
obliged protect them against rcshsts or any such EXTRA
Ordinary visitation.
This 10 very important decision. Il will stay series
OF other suits against this company which would uudoubt
sdiy be brought by other suerers had the ud 10
this case been otherwise.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-20

WAGONS Great PAsoRASA OF Italy sill fingers another
week to delight tho citizens Of Richmond as will be seen
BY the advertisement Of this morning No mere descrp
tou will convey suy idea OF this magnificent york Of ART
There are many objects hero depicted that to behold
would amply repay the expense and danger Of journey
to Italy. aud so faithful these truthful repr
thst those who havo the originals SEEM as some
hnxa ohaerSed a. though they actually
back to tho very scenes that Afforded them SO much
pleasure they wandered amid ruins bv the
deeds Of the mighty past. lie. SHOW b, our patronage
that American talent appreciated by u.s. Every person
should visit Waughs Italy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-20

THE Washington Union is exceedingly hard up for
something to crow oven just now. has he sai's'ao
,iou Of announcing ,ha, the Demcrscy Of Milwaukee,
Wisconsin, have brilliantly ,rumi he'd over the c m
b,ned Errccs Of Whss. Ablnoni,ts. and Know No
,hngs"-and states that Wells. the ID. nocrstc candI.
date Tor Congress, go.s OF the county with major
ivy Of 2.2OO aud that. Judging from the returns alrra'
dy received his .lec thereby rendered certain by
abou, fif.en hundred n,sj ri,y.
Now, according to the account given Of this same
Mr. Wells. we are at loss to know what the rel scing
Of the Union his election means-unlsss il is high
ly delighted the Of anti-Nebraska Demo-
cat. and an,islavery out and out. For, the In
tegencer states that Wells no, only voted against the
Nebraska bill a, the las, session Of Congress- but has
snce been supported exclusively as an uncompiomisng
opponent of slavery. Did the Washington Union ex.
pect To palm off the triumph Of such man great
victory over .',he combined forces of Yhss. Abolition
isls and Know, No,hngs2 Or is the organ Of the Ad-
So hard pushed for something exult about
that i, is ready 10 shout tho election Of anti
Nebraska, anti slavery Democrat to Congress
II that is all that ihs organ wants To give it sub
joe, for proclaming brilliant triumph. it nigh, d" so
in reference to several other Democrats ELECTED To Con
yress and various Stale offices in sixteen States oi
the Union. We believe that quite number # anti
Nebraska, anti slavery Democrats are returned among
The successful and why not over them well as
over MIR. Jpells Of Wisconsin U'hy make this DIS.
tinction without, difference As the Union is
iuus TO crow we insist that it shall slight the uh-
or successful anti braska and anti slavery Democratic
as has nothing else 60
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-20

Tue DocKs.-The number Of ysssel, nov living 4,
tho docks are immense The commercial f.citie. and
advantages secrued BY the approach Of the shin
ping mart to the business Of The CITY arc becoming
every day more aud apparent In the ucre,sipv
uvity OF shipping business.
The saving Effected BY this graf improvement In tho
me's matter OF drsyages would Of itself aost ju,tf an
expenditure such as has been made In carving out ,h
great commercial desj<raf@. The former shippp,
vas exceedingly uufavorable for commercial onereons
Sor Tor the accumulated Of brought from the
surrounding heights every fall Of rain Tn, mud .n,
hith especially In vet weather formed seriou, 10
drayage operations, aud multiplied, to rerous extent
costs aud disadvantages Of loading and unloading
To remedy these disadvantages would need an OUTLAY
Whilo tho necessity Of improvements along thi, r,eo
eAnno, be questioned Il Is certain that the of
the d'cks by ch nging tho commercial arena has SUI
perstdci the necessy of immediate outlay su,h Al.
the .qu ments OF shipping operations vou uA ke In
perativc forthwith Whe" the rcQds tons Of our chip
qen enlargement OF the cial aperture 90 % 70
embrace again the old aud abandoned arena sha make
outlay Indispensable, the financial condition OF the "
will, in al probability, be prosperous aud better
pshle OF wnhstsndiug tho but dcu OF cntcrprzes
had no proper conception OF the facilities of load.
ing aud unloading presented along the docks They
ncs'imabe As To the advantg produced BIZ the an.
Proclamation of the shipping arena to our warehouses; and
the greater convcnicnces afforded in the way Of access
Tree from all the ohstuctons peculiar the former
OF op'ratona they treat upon with
any Ell ietness inexperienced VIC arc In Commercial
matters.
We do not speak Of al the other collstcr. benefit.
such the approach Of the boat with her cargo 10
the ships side, &C. These involve which are
obvious to ALL There has been saving of many thou,
OF dollars TO shippers since these new
have been completed"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-20

cossriBLE, who had lately been indicted into oiso
va In attendance the Court and ordered by tho
JUICE 10 "Csll John Bell and Ei1lbetb Bell"
lie immediately begsn al the top Of his voice.
John Bell = Elizabeth Bell-John Bell and Eliza
beth Bell-Jobn Bell and Elizabeth Bell"
"One at Tine said the Judge.
Zone at a tme-ore At a time-ono at a time! shouted
thr constable.
"Eow you have dono i'm exclaimed the Judge out oil
patience
Nov you've done it-pow you've done it-now you've
done ~" yelled the constable.
ere was standing this. The court, b,r, and by.
star dcrs broke into hearty laugh to the perfect
prise and dismsy Il tho sstonishcd constable
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-20

MAYOR CcuRy.-Tbere not case of any character
before aS houor on Saturday.
fhe foTauta Of remanding John Lsmb for felony wus
gone through This person charged with attempting
to break into the shoe storo OF D. L. Cable on Broad
street, on the n ght Of the 9Th inst.
lie was seut Gu before on charge Of misdemeanor
bur the Court OF lint:ings believing the offence to be
felony cent him back 10 no indicted accordinely
His case Mill the next term oil the Court.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-20

DtriRruRr OF MIs'iosARiEs FOR CALfpoasIl. ON
Monday last the Rev u l. Gha.sher the Rev Mr. IL, -
is. y. j., eight Sisters Of Mercy Ave Sisters Of Nn,s
Dame and number Of friends Of the parties sailed from
New York. in the steamer Star OF the West for San Franz
CISCO.
ArroIS1ntSrs nj THr PosruisTrR Grxgp.L-S.mus
T. Keamy, postmaster, stony HIM. Richmond coupt, v,
vice JAMS Crater declined Geo Long, postmaster
Baskerville, Dauphin couoty Pa, vice Samuel sbaupop
resigned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-20

IL vas reserved, remarks the New York Herald for Mr.
Pierce to galvanze the old native feeling lew life by
HE desperate disregard This duty bis countrymen and
his reckless appointment Of incapable worthless foreigner
Office He has done the work well. First disgusting
democrats with The democratic party to which he owed
his elevation, and thus providing the party with
SPLENDID batch of available recruits. he hs. carried gu,
the design to admiration by sending such as Belmont
s'ue aud Oven to Europe, and providing the United
State with representative, who neither represent tie peo
pile. nor The epri. no the character Of the nation.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-20

Tnr WAsnisoTOs BASE ErcITg,vsL-Tho Washington
Globe thus a1des TO tho Selden aud Wither Ban.
lug house:
"lf.hc Erchvngc Bank redcems S notes when pre-
sented With notes Ul the Alegha-
nv fifteen twenty per cent under par
anu tbablhk belongs 10 the firm that osns the TX
cbinge as We have stated Newspaper or eth.
" 70. then 10 our opinion, which not fancy
very Singular one. there is only subsaps cau,o
iOr the fun but most substantial c.ue The notes put
INTO circulation by the Exchange have worth to that
concern go IN ny gold or silver dola and to redeem
nen WIN anyg Of value is prsc,iciog least ,h.
er uiJusfable ssye upon the community; for although
tney ony promised TO redeem With yngba notes in com.
mon honesiy,a IN Law tue Virgins notes ough, 10 be
sool ana AZ PSF or nearly so but when the Exchange
notes redeemed with yitenj. note. worth m, MOI,
han Tour MI his or hvesixbs Of the
70, id Exchange notes. then the operation becomes soe-
hng more than an ordinary shave aud one for which /,
"oua not be Al all dbeult 70 End appropriate name
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-20

A PROFITABLE HINT TO shwLY-sARsIsD PERsoSs-A
bridegroom requested his WHO 70 accompany him into
the garden dsy two after the Wedding lie then
threw line the roof OF their cottage. Giving his
vita end Of H. be rereaed 70 the other side and
exclaimed "Puil the line I" She pulled NJ his rogues,
as Ter che could lie cried, "Po over" ~ can't" shc
replied. "Pull With all Jour might !" shouted the whm'
steal husband. But 10 vain all the efforts OF the
bride to pull the line long tho husband held
10 the opposite end. But when NO came round, and
they both pulled at end IL over over with great
Ease There, said he you how hard aod inefect-
ua was our labor when pulled IN opposition TO each
other. but how easy and pleasant IL is when We both
pulled together, live oppose each Other will DO hard
work. wo act together. will he pleasant t, live. Let
ne, therefore, always pull together.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-20

THr REMAINS OF AApAnx SosrAo.-It will be remem.
bered that soon after the death Of Madame Son,a in Mex.
leo, her husband returned the u States aud sailed for
England, expecting her remains be for srded in ship,
to London. A letter dated Vera Cruz, Oct. 4, ssys:
The coffin Containing them has been brought to this
place by of the ordinary carriers carts like any COM
mon package having been valued the carrier. invoice
a. $500. On its arrival here i: f-st place in the
church Of ST. Augustine, but being iound Offensive IL vas
taken, without ceremony, reigio or other TO de
serted church outside the town, to wait the Of
ships captain to convey to Europe yet none has
found who would admit il into his vessel Assuredy
,is poor lady not anticipate In her childhood that she
shouid become one day grand dame Of world ride
celebrity abe can have dreamt a less Of
her remains have been subact to- such
family"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-20

HusrISo's CovRr SArvRDAI.-Lizzy Conpers " az fined
fso and Imprisoned thir.y days for keeping dsordery
house Rockets She Is TO remain prison until tho
fine is paid the term however to exceed six months
Long enough.
Judge Crump. who counsel for Iavinn. Martin IN.
free coored woman convicted and ced TO two
imprisonment 10 the peEcn,iay the ast day Of the term
tor stabbng Elizabeth Southland, q woman Of mixed
blood made motion for now trial In this case The
term having nearly expired the Court agreed to defer
any further action In the matter until next term.
The motion has been made upon the ground that in this
cass Elizabeth southsrd has been represented free
coored woman while che has been sent on to answer 10
charge Of assocang with negroes she heias z.d
as q white person.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-20

49, TRiiL OF DR TnoNPsos.-The trial Of DR.. VIM. n.
Thompson charged with the murder OF Mis-. Agnes Pbart
on aondy last at the snecia term Of the So.
pcrior Court Of Allegheny county, Va
GriLTT-S'muel Evans, formerly from yigo county.
Inihn, ~us lev days snce t,nnd guilty Of mu,ds, ~
me bst d'gree. at Marshall Illinois The charge was for
the murder OF hi. wife abou, one year ago.
IHE sLiVs TRIDs.-Let,ers from II.v,ns, dated 9Th
ALL just landed had been seized BY the suansb su,ho
ties az tho Isle OF Fines
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wHrruussrs tSo CIR Esrssrssx r brought 10 clos,
early next January when the property will equaby
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MILITARY AsrLUx WAsnIsGros Tho Washington
sentinel says 'hst the buildings for hi. institution ioca
yea thfee nlea from this city, are progressing The main
structure will soon be ready for roching and the inside
work be prosecuted during the winter There are srea
az At the ylum upwards OF fifty wounded and otherwise
disabled are well cared for by the government
Sir Of them DO, ween sixty and seventy y,,. nj
one.a dermab 10y birth, named jacob Zimmerman
has seen eghty'hyc winters. e in Napoleon Bona
partet canragns and in the Florida and Mexican wars
and may Therefore, be reasonably concluded that he
has seen servicc," ond done good share Of 6Rb,inp
me Old fellow s remarkably active ard enjoys bimse,
hnely among his companions the asyum IIe relates
Iong anh Interesting stories about the those who
are inclined to liz to them 10 other words "bs 6,bt
MS battles over ag.iD."-Stsunton Messenger
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INnesH SUPPLY OF PHiNCxs MraoproNs "A. NOR
.ss. .sss. .iT S i
TIA. b, . no. enabled 70 furnish them Of all sis' minuf.c
ss i aso tHs % ssissa si i;sS Us
r. 9: g. g ssssss' 8 8
@ q ~ s .ssa
ia.,a%s9, The able 20 pSroS.e P.ao
&c
,zTh- cev.s latter Lowell Ma,.n, Boston, to Reed
I'M, d.as. Reed soi1 r.s%en. Row. Boston, Mass. Dear
By prnse Co.. Of haa.o sns r..
" ssS S.:s.s
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acquainted: 6.aL aisos ""
Person., Wishing % Examine and hear the the
purchase o. not '''"'' '"'' "'' s n"i. 10
% s .s n Ia. ann sI
books ass my sales room I. evening a.
ave nov ready Ss" No.
ANAPPKENrIt,K WAIT D.--A youth between Is and
vel. sets ,Itu,tion at ibI. ONCE ',' "''
% B anii rrckLsD nADpook' for''s, ~. w,v.zoy
llLtCK CANTON GRAPES, &c.-super Bn Canton Gran.
super Blk p0"'''''e Ap'e"' M'u;l,ia,, ,..
S%poa~ ,Sf 5 sn. stree. oss
approved style, which SELL IS The Is sr advanced
~ eatV reduced prices HENRY SHAVER,
bo1I Corner Main and Pesrlsts.
ss Nj :. re-; ls. e. . a,o
noif siLAS H. JOHNSON, No III Main st
~ Office To ,HIPPENs TO PHtfADEtPIut -unu
~ further notice Of the Union Ste viii
leave Rehn ond for hs every "Wednesday hIfh water
ns,s-st II. T. TUTTLs. Asen.
~ SPECIAL rOTIOE-Couniry Merchant, and others are
respectfully invited 10 attend Auction Wdib,s %
sry and ldHcy GooSs st sal,s Room Iytrans at
o'clock. Bee advertisement. EIIaG HALF
Auerr and Commission Merchant, 100 Main Street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-20

FORK. We Understand thst several LOT. Of pork haze
esch,d tits city for which holders ssk sewn dollars
Lyehbnr9 Vn2inian.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-20

Tsrvso.--A man by the name Of John Long. WAS
brought to town Tue.d.y and committed TO j.i cbsry
IN stealing goods IRON the Cars Of tho Genital RAJ,
hoad 81 GREENWOOD Tunnel THIS man was emblo, Id a,
u,ght watch Another 10y the name OF Garrett char.
sol s'' siealrg goods from the pcp bs. been Ar.
rested In Richmond Charlottesville J,b,,, soniar,
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and would always be-a eunueh." The orator here
sat down. and tho audience, by way of testifyins
their appreciation Of his magnificent and unparalleled
effort, went into commissions.
The Slartans arc worthy Of further notice.
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MAIkRIEID

On Thursday 18th instant By tho Alexander Martin
THOMAS -. WADE, 10 Miss ANN ELIZA N. T. LIPsCOMB ali
OF Hanover. - 81
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SS%sAMaxF.sI.lA..#>/.>zr
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WSs&lsayy|tl.lD
~SaRRroS oEyrs.

,L,srs sssnsss mast Be addressed to the "kda'"
hs Rlfo." Observation-Disclosures,
rh,s stAndlug ought 70 be Known 10 AL and
departed from. oisuary
lines are charged for . Advertisements.
~ oommunieatons vln be charged the came ~ sdVefs
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COM M ERCIAL.

IL.
roeseco-rhe uArkst has ehAus, .lpe, On,
report We quote isGs eSN ssk; common lea, ,su
70 3; medium grades - toe stroor useful Nina. =,
II, cssoasy h,ie higher No god or IN, ,hI..l "
working sorts Offering.
wheAt-we quote prise rcd rs TO IS, and p,,u. NH.
~ iN Inferior qualities cell 10 10 70 cent? bs,o
thsse rAtrs.
os<a-se 70 - cents per ssshsi 1es----t-.
hesl-si TO 100 per bu,hsL
rtar.-ws quote sapsrnns st ssx tss
OArs-oo to $751; IL n. rs Wv
HESTER WHITE, comul,sioo Merchant.
RS Since the above urtten dispatch Ia, b.en v.,.
reporting the arrival steamer which report, -
In roar and Sd In wheat ,I.w
VSS4tssssA MN
asy ssndays excepted At N eeioet A. NJ ana AZ,
o0NsRorioNs
and sa.s. .os M sastSs Depot 90 Mondays Wednesdays
rar fiscd.l, asa Easss S.ir,ns Sp;t.,. ,a,r,.
s.1 sna via sonsssss Mondays. Wedns.
for Atiaooon, Jeaesooro and KaaxrLl. Ten, s.ux
4 q IN
WIT, s s rs
........ II 90
SoyAsdotts. "a AZ
kno.si'
noso +. ii. eiLl, a.n:i.i sup', 10
IL oIps % zrsc manufactured by the P.ss"risrnS, @
1no ~ are prepared to orders r IN. .sns
dent superiority Of American M.nuc, us s
m9s. Ooupchtion with the for, lrn. "
sss, s ~ n depend
's n ,or fursy Great Body and uutorn whitensss.
rfess .nd tsrm' arranged the liberal footing
-.",- W Water sireet, NY.
AhE SECOND EXHIBITION OF THE MI
IhoiollTAN MktAANNs' INSTITUTE,
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NENSCHlKorTS OFFICIAL REPORT OF THE BAT
TIE ALMA

The Journal OF St. Petersburgh publishes au oici,
epcme Of the which have recently taken place IN
the Crimea Prince henschko reports the Russian los.
10 killed aud wounded the battle Of the Alma at l. 500
On the evening the 18th ult he tha, the English
bad only two pieces which capable Of continuing tn,
firing, aud that the Freuch had been sienced earlier
powder magazine had exploded. Fort Constantine had
been much damaged by the fire OF the feet and bAstor
No. had SO Of its guns disnounted Admiral koruieN
is dead, aud Admiral Nacbiuoir is wounded.
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UNNK UUUKH AND CHEEK BUOKS
hhtS wOODHOUsr,iso Main Street. Just
- his Blndtry and Blank
BANK Books, OF good qusiiessoue OF large size.
Autographed CHECKS Of beautiful design; supp Of
The cheaper kinds.
Blank Books for Merchants Banks CLERKS and factories made
70 o,der aud BookBihtnE OF every description eIe'
eued faithfully noi6
I ADiEs hhTluLts. ss-A beautiful variety Of Ladies'
Reteues, some Of entirely patterns, With Sesofs,
completes bores Of pspier Msohc and Poroos
Writing Desks, Ac., for sale at 1871 Main Street.
noib DULKLEY co.
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" ALkiNG CAMS AND (IUTs HFs-E-gant pbony,
w Whaleeonc Cocoa Maacea rood, Rattan AMI u OK
walking Canes with 0od silver Carved shell Tipped
Mounted Heads, MaiaeeG Cruhes Silver Rimed and
Durable for sale By
nol7 ZIMMERMAN.
ulHO>ZED AND wiRK PRNDERs.-Anoiher supply sf
- Wire aud BonIed Tender Just opened and for sale
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uNNULIrH AND YitFNtII NKNINOks-A ars stock kor
nois g. HARrwELL co.
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~ Fredericksburg the abov. times, and send
account To this Office for no 2O-c6Is
lNXTnA WIDTH FURNITURE PRINTS ONLY y f.3D
~ C Rsc~ved lot Of Extra vide Furniture Prints
vii be sold At the low price Of ct, English Furn
tue Prints Hast coors at shilling
yard. ELIAS L. JOIISgCN
nall
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n tfNTrso desirable under the 81 Charles
ho'e on Wais suitable Kind To
enAh"' rent low. Apply 10 BENJAMIN DAVIS,
..on No o Wall street,
H. "a q.
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HESTER WHITE comnission Merchant.
Since the above written. dispatch has been received
reporting the arrival Of steamer. which reports d.su. Of IL
- 80, $50 ~ =" "heA" ....... M.Aw.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-01

DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONFERENCE.-THE
Democratic County Convention met in Horti-
cultural Hall on Tuesday, Slst ult., for the
choice of candidates for State Senators and
County Commissioners.
Calvin L. Pratt, Esq, was called to the
Chair, and made an eloquent speech in COM
mendation of the Democratic party and Amer
lean principles, and against secret political or
CARNATIONS.
series of resolutions was adopted. The
following named gentlemen were nominated
as candidates for Senators Geo. w. Bentley,
Worcester; Geo. A. Vinton, Southbridge;
Luke Houghtcn. Barre; Sullivan Sumner,
Milford; and Levi Houghton, Gardner. For
County Commissioner:-Ot Adams, Graf
ton. There were 14O delegates present.