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And ali the Wining Region
North cf ~ cv a i and wnicv;II.
W aGeg II OGice.

TO all WHOM IT NAY CoNCERN.-hho" ye--
That tie undersigned, jeremiah Tucker. George X
Warren, : :. IIussey. a. Rogers, I, W Coiburn and
Company; did locate, by due notice Canal for Mining
and other purposes IN the Comfy OF Placer and State OF
California the 1th Of June, A d. lS54 at which time
tev did Claim all the of the North Fork of the
American River together with all the waters of Blue
Canon Creek at and above the junction Of said Creek
River with tie right erect tie requisite dam dams
on said streams sufficient TO al ditch hume with
.uch water of the following dimensions. te-wit Five
Sect deep Three Feet in width the bottcm and Seven
Feet wide the surface; with grade for said ditch or
anme of not than Twelve ICet the nile They
also claim all the waters OF the tributaries OF said River
and eek neraectng said ditch and ume for the DUR
pose conducting the by SAID Canal aud its lateral
branches along the ridge between Bear and American
Rivers and furnishing the following and other mining
localities which such Canal may command with water
viz Lost Camp, Blue Canon Hill, Hogs Back Green
Valley. prtch Flat Mountain Springs. Gopher Town
Secret Town. Illinois Town, &c. &c The of said
Canal is THE PLACER COUNTY CANAL COMPANY. .
and all person. hereby notified trespass upon
the rights and privileges Of sad Company this being the
hrst claim made and located for the OF said
and right OF way for the sanis.
The construction of said Canal viii be commenced in
conformity with the survey begun February 9th, A D.
S55 without unnecessary delay upon the opening of
lpring.
Mountain Springs, Gopher Town, Placer county,
February 9Th. 1855.
JEREMIAH TUCKER, G. r. WARREN,
S. S. HUSSRY, A. ROGERS,
T. w. COLFURN S co. 42-3a
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INsOLvANT NOTICE

District Court 10th Judicial District in and for
Nevada County.
George w Dickinson VS.. His Creditors
nN reading and filing the petition and schedule
~ OF the above named insolvent 1t is ordered that
the Creditors of said Insovent be aud appear before
the Hon William T. Barbour, District Judge Of
said County, in open Court in Nevada city and
County on the 2Ssh day of June next, then and
there to show cause If any they have why the
prayer of the insolvent petitioner should not be
granted.
Witness, Hon. VIM. 7. Barbour, District Judge
Attest, VIM. s. PATTERSON, Clerk,
March 3o-4w By Sidney G. Herbert, Dep
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shor7F,a Sale

DY VIRTUE OF ORDER AND DECREE OF SALE TO MI
1 directed and issued out Of the Hon District Court
the Tenth Jurical District in and for Nevada county il
favor OF WM. u. M:CIOCD and against J. c. DuFFEY fo
the Of Three Hundred and Two Dollars and Seventy
Four cents De3t, and Fifteen noliars and Ten Gents
Damage and costs of suit taxed Mt twenty Three Dollars
and Ten cents directing the sale ot the following desirable
UNITED STATES MINING CLAIMS, or otherwisi
known the Lofts Shaft Mining claims together witt
all the privileges and appurten belonging sale
Premises OF whatsoever nature wise appurtainnc
the said composing the UNf. THIRTY SECONf
PART OF the whole Of said premises Now therefore
notice is hereby g"en that viii sell public auction t,
the highest bidder fOR CASH : II the above mentioned
and described property at The DO # the Court House
the city Of Nevada on Thursday. Kay 10Th A. d. 1855
hctwen the hours of O'Clock A. NJ and clock F. NJ
of said day to saiy pay the aJre said demand costs
damages, &c. Given under ay nj this the 18th day
of Arrl \. D. 1855.
ATTEST: WILLIAM L. ENDFCOTT Sheriff n c.
AIrl 2O-3T Ey s. W. BORING, U. s
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SAn MATS No l China Sugar 900 bLls Crushed and
wv Powdered Sugar; 200 hlf bbls n 0. Sugar
go III bbs Crushed andPowdered Sugar;
,0o0 kegs East Boston Syrup, 5 and s gall
2,OOo bags Cnle Beans 100 ceroons Chih Peaches
$50 bags fresh Wanuts 900 bxs Adanantiae Candles;
$50 bxs Sperm Caodles 80 bxs colored Wax Candles
$50 bx5 Imperial and Gunpow der Teas lib caddies
$50 bxs Young Hyson Tea, 100 cs Eagle Mills Coffee =.
100 chests Oolong Tea, hf and 13-lb papers
200 cs Olive Oil; 100 cs sardines hf and Or boxes;
2)0 bxs Maccaron and Vermcell l50 bxs Ca stiIa
600 bxs Hills and Cogae's Soap 500 bxs O. Soap
For sale by GOODWIN K co. e. Ca lifornia "
ny4-lm San Francisco.
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CONSTABLE'S SALE.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada,
y SIS. BY virtue OF an Execution to me delivered,
issued from the Court OF John Williams, Esq sue
cessor to John Anderson, an acting Justice Of the
Peace in and for the County aforesaid bearing date
October 18th, A. D. 1883, to satisfy Judgment
rendered by the court of ohm Anderson, late Jus,
tice of the Peace, in and for the County aforesaid
the 26lh day of October, A D. 1859 in. favor of
George H. Armstrong and against n. l.. NARROW
OF which is unpaid the of Sa271 debt, Interest
damages and costs of suit i have taken in execu-
front of the Office of c. +, Smith Esq on Broad
street, Nevada on SATURDAY, the 10Th day of
May, a. d 1888, between the hours of 10 clock,
A. NJ and o ciock, P NJ. all the right title and
interest owned by n. l.. NARROW on the 18th day
October, A. D. 1883, in and to the Town Lot sit
uated near the head of Broad street. in Nevada
known as the .Galena Hay Yard" taken as the
property OF n MARROW. to satisfy the above de-
ma nds and accruing costs.
E. ESTEYS HILL, Constable
Nevada April 26th, A. D. 1856. 5a4t
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Dissolution.

'E'UE partnership heretofore existing between James
Rgss and Charles W Cornell in the business CT the
Oak Tree Ranch, Bridgeport Township Is this day dis.
solved by mutual All persons indebted 10 the
said firm notified 20 make payment and all persons
having dem1ni7 against it will present them Charles
". Cornell for symcnt, JAMES BRIGGS
c. w CORNELL.
Oak Tree Ranch, April %, '55. Sim.
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Notice.,

ItAME to the subscriber Saturday the 2lst inst
" dark brown horse about Il 4 hands high branded s.
~ on left hip, on the right shoulder. NJ F. right
thigh The owner of said horse, By proving property and
paying charges find him by calling Messrs Harri.
son Ilavens. at Alpha. HARRISON & HAVFNS
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Special Hotices.
MASONIC NOTICE

e. K. KANE LODGE, F. d \. NJ meets every FRIDAY
~ at the Masonic Lodge Room on Broad street
Visiting brethren are invited to attend
n. A. HICKS, See'v 10 v: -
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LOST.
Gold! GOid!!

NJOTICE is hereby given the shareholders of the
" A>tor Mining Company on Gold Flat that they
required call the Treasurer, H. " Bickne, at his
office on Broad street. and pay their assessments Notice
further gwen those who do not pay up, that their
shares will be sold ten days from the date OF this notice
the highest bidder, the Office OF The Treasurer on
the 3Oth OF april. at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
II. V. BICKNELL, Sec'y
Nevada. April 90, SIS 5l-aw
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Auction.

DY an order Of the Court of the 10Th Judicial istrct
viii sell TO the highest bidder in frout OF the Court
House in Nevada SATURDAY. May 12h, the follow
ing property known the American Saw and Quartz MIL
situated American Ilj Il miles west Of Nevada city,
GO horse power ENGINE.
- - in. Boiler-2 Fues Il in. each SHAFT in. in di
amete-, Large Fly wheel,
ljn in. Circular Saw,
10 Quartz Stamps-in two beds Together with Pipes,
WasAers and other Machinery belonging to q Saw and
Qlhriz Mili. Also the LOT AND BUILDING where the
above Machinery now is
Also al the same time, at private sale two lots en-
closed above the Grave Yard Broad street Of one hun
Gre and ten ee front, by hundred and seventy feet
deep with 4 log cabin on eacl,
For further information apply 10
l. WILLIAMSON.
Af ril 2o-tds Commissioner
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roo TRUE TO BE QUESTIONED

MtGIC AND AOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND PILLS
These extraordinary Medicines have just effected another
astonishing cure LAD, of the of Archibald
Thore eyed II ears of William Thorne, Galveston
or ei2he years tie poor little fellow covered with
scorbutc it became distressing to his parents to
zee him suffer. They aespaizad of his being cured
sndi nd locs ike It. until they tried HOLLOwAY'S
FILLS, and well itJbcd il the Ointment and IN three
weeks III, remedies alone ne completely
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B. HAYWOOD. Pyop,let0r

1nn CASES Extra CLEAR BACON.
IOO 300 bbis Fay's new Hams ia brine:
100 bbls Billings Hams;
no bbls clear and Mess Pork;
20l kegs Leaf Lard
2}O cases 10 and 20-lb tins L ard
loo hf bbls No, Mackerel;
0qr kits Mol Mackerel
90 drums new CoGish
210 If bbs Dried Apples
ITO ht bbls Family Market Beef;
600 hi bbls Corn Neal 100 Or bbls Corn Meal ;
30O bags Rlo Coffee; 1000 ms No CLina Rice
$50 hf bbls Carolina K ice;
leU cases Salt, s. 10, 5 and 2Olb bags;
so cs Cheese. IL tins
100 cs Peach, Fruit and Grape To q go;
90 gross Wason 5 Smoking Tobacco;
$50 cs Fresh Peaches
l55 CO assorted Pie Fruits;
l5J h!kIns choice Inter For sai- b.
my4-lm GOODWIN & CO., G2 ilIto, ne Il
1SO Cases Fresh Baltimore Oysters;
icO 100 cs and 2-lh, CLANS
lUO cs LoisterS loo cs Green Com an Peas ;
$50 cs Turkey and Chicken
100 cs Fresh Straw berries
l0O cs Raspberries and Piueaprlcs
lu0 cs Cream Tartar and Soda;
20" cs Sdlerltus. in glass anI paper;
go cs assorted Spices, in glass
$50 cs If gal Brandy Peaches
300 c5 or and hif al Brandy Peaches
50 cs hi gal Pickles; $50 kgs g. and 10 gals do;
l,OUo Il. W. Matches; 200 doz fine wired Broons !;
go cs Tomato Cat,up I5O cs asso! ted Syruos
50 gross Preston Merrilrs Yeast Powders
939 dcz hooped Buckets; so bbls Cider Vinegar;
$50 kegs fresh Cranbe:lics
100 cs assorted JcIlies and Sweetmeats;
so bags Whole Pepper and Cloves
50 kegs Washing soda. For sale by
mVd-itu (,(30nN\IN &, % fS.l:
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ETRTHs-At Cherosee, April 2sth, o'clock A. NJ.
,he wife of jlr. Allied Eargroye of a
april 2Sth O'Clock p NJ the wife of Mr. Hiram Dun
naI Of SON Both fine specimens Weighing respective
" eight and nine pounds.
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GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH!
In Store & received regularly, by Clippers.
1zhGhGA Bales No. Sugar;

l.
2B0 bb1s n. o. Sugar; 1000 mts No china Rice;
400 bbls crushed do 100 bbs Carolina Rice;
500 hhds new Hams and 800 b5ls Tobacco asst
BaconS brands
500 cases and kegs Lard; lG0 kegs Cran5erries
500 iirkns Butter 100 cases salt;
Okecs oyrups; 800 cs brandy Peaches
40Okgs Pickles 5 & | gal; and Cherries;
ESQ bags Rio Coffee 500 Pichles
3OO casss ground do; $50 cs fresh Peaches and
300 do Oysters, Lobsters lAppies :;
and Clans leo fresh Straw berries
200 90 Pie Fruits and " Nort!eberries,
.0D do assd Preserves; 900 cs Spices, ali kinds
100 do Pine Apples 300 cs Lemon Syrups
so do Roast Chicken; 200 cs Strawberry and
$50 do Greeu Corn Peas Raspberry dc;
and Tomatoes 500 es Salaratus 4 Cream
ICo do Stoughton; Tartar ;
zoo bxs Candles 500 gross Matches;
100 doz hoop Buckets; 1000 bxs Soap D. Starch;
500 bxs G. P & Imp Teas 100 cs assd Candy;
30o bbls Clear Pork; leo cs Tomato y W alnut
200 cs Cheese; Catsup
100 kegs Honey lOO kegs Dried Apples
And all other articles usually kept in cur line
All Of which will be eold under the regular market
rates. tor Cash. Orders will b. promptly attended
to- J.H. COGHlLu Il CO.
april 13-lm 1877 Front st. San Francisco
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THEATRICAL NOTICE.

THEATRICAL NOTICE.
THE UNpERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES
L to the Profession that he has, n considerable
expense fitted UP in magnificent style, THEATRE with
stock Of Scenery Stage Dressing Rooms, and every
requisite for Theatrical entertainment 1t viii comfort
ably seat Five Hundred persons, and WILL BE RENTED
By THE NIGHT, WEEK, or MONTH"; for Dramatic En-
tertanment5, Concerts Exhibitions, &c, &c, on THE
MOST REASONABLE TERMS. All communications ad-
dressed the undersigned will be attended to with des-
patch Nevada, Feb. eft LIP. FRISRIE.
At District Court, 10th Judicial District, in and Ne
vada County, held at the Court House in the city Of
Nevada, of March Term, A. ID. 1873.
TUEspAY. March 9th. 4. D. 1855
Present Hon. VIM. T. BAKBouR, District Judge.
The death Of ALEXANDER ANDERSON. Esq member
of the Bar OF this County being announced TO the Court
by Francis J. Dunn, ESQ.
In urdcr to show proper respect for the memory Of
the deceased II is ordered, that the members OF the Bar
and officers OF the Court do the usual badge Of
mourning for the space Of thirty days and that copy OF
this order be sent by The Clerk of this Court the family!
Of the licensed and also published in the several News
papers OF this county.
\ true extract from the minutes OF the district Court,
lolh Judicial District III and for Nevada County, in the
state of Cali.ornj.
Attest: WM s. PATTERSON, Clerk,
per II. V. HERBEKT. Deputy
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Masonic NotiCo-

n EIADA X A CHAPTER MEETS EVERY MONDAY
~ EVENING at the Masonic Hall on Rroad Street
stated meetings the Monday on or next proceeding
query Full Moon and two weeks thereafter
o. H. DlDBLE MEHP P
. l." bhoADDCs Secretary. 4l-tf
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II Witch and Golden City, landing and for sale by
u. C. I. l. HORN, o5 Front Street
Anril 27-lm corner Merchant, San Francisco
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Hay for Sale.

1sToNS OF HAY For SALE BY THEToN. for Cash
Id orlv ey i.-tf 4 3. GREGORY.
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;p!ED-At the residence of Messrs Head and Spell
efg Sierra county, Thursday evening April 18th,
ttJ G WYATT Esq, Mr. GEORGE SFELLENBERG 10
as MARY AM CUIGLFf,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-05

EXCITING REPoRTs PROM KANzAs. So. Lou
IS, Dec. 3.-Aecounts from Kanzas state that
Governor Shannon, has telegraphed to the
President the condition Of affairs in that Ter
ritory. He says that 1000 men had arrived
in Lawrence, where they had rescued pris-
oner from the Sheriff of Douglas county, and
burned houses and property. He asks the
President to order out the troops from Fort
Leavenworth to aid him in the execution of
the laws. Dispatches received from Weston
to-day state that an express had arrived there
with startling news from Atchison. The Free
State people had taken possession of impor.
tant papers, and an attack on the place was
anticipated. They had sent to Weston for
fifty armed men.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-05

SPRINGFIELD ELEoTIoN.--The Democrats
carried the city election in Springfield, on
Monday. giving Ansel Phelps, Jr., for Mayor,
200 plurality over Eliphalet 1rask. the pres
ent Know Nothing incumbent. The ticket
for Aldermen and School Committee made up
by the Republicans, is elected. 1t is COM
posed Of men of all parties. The Aldermen
comprise Republicans, Democrats, Know
Nothings, and l Wing. Joseph Ingraham is
reelected City Clerk and Treasurer by nearly
unanimous vote. The Republicans divided
the greater part of their vote for Mayor be-
tween the Democratic and American candi-
dates, though they gave about two hundred
votes to George Bliss, their independent can
didate.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-05

Lyons Kafhnjrop,-The present immense sale
Of this article almost fabulous in amount which shows
the public appreciation of preparation which rests It's
claims entirely upon its merits TIE astonishing re-
suits produced by the Kathiroa in preserving the hair
from badness and restoring it when it hiss fallen out
cleansing from dauduT and all other impurities, and i'm
parting to beautiful gloss and 81 ken texture, together
with its delightful perfume AMI perfect cleanness have
made it the most universally popular toilet article ever
used To guard against vaueless imstons and counter
feits always ask for LYONS Ksthairon
Sold everywhere in largf bottles, foronly 25 cts.
HEATH, WYNK0oP Il CO., PrlprietUrs,
I'm 63 Liberty street N.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-05

oUTRAGEs IN HoLLTsToN.-The Boston Her
AID states that on Saturday evening the depot at
East Holliston was broken into and ransacked,
and small sum of money taken fom the draw
err The depot at Holliston Centre was broken
open Sunday night, and six or seven dollars sto-
len. On Sunday evening, an Irish girl, in the
employ of Mr.. Harrison Whiting, postmaster at
East Holliston, was walking upon the railroad
track east from that place, when near the Fair
banks Factory Bridge, she was assaulted by two
rufians, who robbed her of her shawl, but were
prevented by her outeries and struggles from fur
ther outrage.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-05

GONG ON TO THE STAGE IN EARNEsT,-A
lady, who had suspicion that her brother
was in the habit Of appearing al the Boston
Theatre nightly as a supe,' visited that es-
Enlistment on Thursday night alone. She
watched earnestly until near the close of the
second play when her brother had occasion.
III his great capacity, to come on the Stage for
the purpose of removing table. Thereupon
she jumped upon an orchestra chair, land from
thence,in the presence of the whole audience,
she stepped over the footlights, seized the
young histrion and marched oh.-Boston eau.
yjer
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-05

ACCIDENT As teamster, James Murphy,
with two horse wagon, was carting powder
from one building to another, on the Goth
inst, at Hazards powder mills at Enfield, the
load exploded, tearing wagon. horses, and
driver to atoms. There was about a ton of
powder on the wagon, and so powerful was
the explosion that an arched bridge over a
canal on which the wagon happened to
when the explosion took place. was depressed
about three feet. The powder was in half
barrels without any heads to them, so that it
was exposed. -Harttard TINES.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-05

RUSSIAN MoDE OF Fill he TEETH WITH
GoLD.-In Russia, accordiit to recent trav-
eler, recruits are taken frstd all to the near
est governmental town. lie physician ex-
amnes each from the sole IL the feet to the
crown of the head. The bB is heulthy and
free from blemisn "Opei your mouth !"
The physician peers in WITH the searching
glance of a treasure seekeL The teeth are
without flaw. The physiEan is just on the
point of giving to the 60 ernor the report
"Healthy p But behold half imperial, a
ducat, is lying against tie buble teeth. In
second the practiced medal finger has ex.
tracted the gold from the mde. "No, the fell
low is of no use. he has got caries-ail his
teeth rattle: within a monh he VIII not have
a tooth in his head. The lad is free He
bounds again into his bloue and his village.
The paltry bride leaves hin, among his family
till the next tribute. But for these golden
teeth, the governor would have shouted =
"Ihe forehead?' and the recruit have been
accepted. In which case hi forehead is shaved
as clean as his beard, SO ththe may be recog-
nized if he run away. FL, stands there like
a branded OK on the catle-m market. Nice
country, Russia.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-05

Com BnEAD.-Eyery body who has been
at the Mansion house at Buffalo, N. ". has
learned the luxury of the corn bread there
provided The clerk is often tasked to write
The directions for home manufacture, and |
thus procured a recipe for domestic USE
which copy for you, so that those who wish,
may try piece OF corn bread from the Man.
sion. 1t is as folows
One quart of sour milk, one table spoonful
oil saleratus, four ounces Of butter, three table.
spooniuls Of Hour, three eggs, and corn meal
sulhclent to make stiff batter.- Erchanae.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-05

BIRDS OF PARADIsE.-Jenny Lind, the
nightingale of song, is going to England on
purpose to give concert in aid of the pro-
posed Nightingale Fund, Tor founding hos
pital in London to be attended by voluntary
nurses. This is very beautiful action on the
part of the singing bird, and worthy COM
plirnent to the Heroine Of Scutari. Night
ingales on earth, they will both one day be
Birds of Paradise-with the popularity of
singing with the voice of the one, and shining
with the plumage of the other. May we be
there to see and hear!
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-05

WE have received from P Hammond, ESQ.,,
Cashier of the City Bank, beautifully engraved
miniature portrait of the late Gov. John Davis.
tits one of the most perfect likenesses, as well
as one of the best executed engravngs of the kind
that we have ever seen. 1t was executed by Dan
forth Wright & Co., of New York. 1t was en-
graved as one of the ornaments of the new 500
bills, about to be issued by the above bank, and
few copies of it have been printed on thick, fine
drawing paper, suitable for framing.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-05

The PRESENT CONGRESS, which commenced
its first session last Monday, excels all it's prede-
cessors in the number of new members it affords.
On comparison of them with those in the last
Congress- it is ascertained that but eighty six are
re elected, and, consequently, that one hundred
and forty weight members of the present House
are new members. The difference between the
North and the South in regard to the custom of
denominations for political Office is seen by this
comparison. While South Carolina and Florida
e-elect their entire delegations and Virginia re-
elects 10 out of 49, Alabama and Missouri each
out Of Z, and Tennessee 6 out of 10, Massachu-
sets, reflects but 2 out of IL, New Hampshire
and Connecticut none, Pennsylvania but out of
70, New York II out of 80, Indiana out of II,
and Ohio out of %. There were, indeed very
evident reasons why most of those not re-chosen
from the North were left at home, this time
The South, also, shows its wisdom in retaining
in their seats most of those who stood by their
constituents in the Nebraska matter
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-05

The KANzAs TRoUBLE.-The National IN
teHigeacer says the President received de-
spatch yesterday from Governor Shannon of
kanzas, announcing that civil war in that
territory was actually threatened, and request.
ing prompt assistance from the Government.
The President has ordered that troops be I'M
mediately dispatched from the nearest posts
to the scene of the distu bance.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-05

CAR House. BLOWN DowN.-The Eveni,pq
Journal learns that the large and elegant build
ing IN process Of erection by the Agricultural
Railroad Company, in NoIthboro, to be used,
when completed, as house, machine shop,
&C., was blown down Monday forenoon, and com
plstely demolished by the wind. About twenty
wOrkmen were employed in and about the build
ing Wilder Bush, Esq, the architect, and who
is also superintendent of the road, was The only
person injured to any extent, and he was able to
be about in the afternoon. tits thought improb.
able that any attempt will be made to rebuild the
car house this season. as it would take at least
three months to complete it. The finances Of
the Company being also somewhat depressed, it
is thought that the work will be suspended until
spring
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-05

True GREATNESS. 1t is by what we our.
selves have done,a not by what others have
done for u.s. that we shall DO remembered BY
after ages. II Is by thought that has aroused
tao intellect from its slumbers, which has
given lustro t. virtue and dignity to truth"
or by those examples which have inhamOd the
soul with the love OF goodness, aud not by
means OF sculpturcd marble that we hold
communion with Shakespeare and Milton, with
johnson aud Burke, with Howard and WI.
bcriorco. = Dr.. Wayiand.