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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-04
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(Successor to Oliver Chase, Ma 245 Main st1
anu acurer Of all klnds Of Plain and Fancy Boxes spch
For'e onnaie, Envelope, Comb. and Bit Boxes ~ So
SHELF BOXES W.
maze IN the most superior and durable manner with cut
Laleis for D Y Goods Shots &C. van ui'
particular attention pad to the manufacture Of Wedain
Cake Boxes, Of every desirable pattern s
AN orders respectfully collected, and promptly attended
TO- MIS- az
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-04

=. PreutssS. Designer and Engraver upon Wood
and Stone Over the Quinsigamond Bank Entrance l4I
Main street. House on Crescent Street All orders viii
meet with prompt attention Particular attention paid to
Drafting Machinery decsO an
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Ncw advertisements.

ShAAsPEARE AND THE ORATORSi
THE
q t Y HALL
Worcester,
Ah"TsdHy Evening", Dec. 9Th, 1865,
at IL O'clock
CIAs. WHITNEYs LECTURE INTERPRETATIONS
OF REMARKABLE
Indian, American, 81 European Orators.
Mingled with
SHAKSPEARIAN ASSUMPTIONS.
Admission 25 Cents. Tickets to be had a, ,bs
Bookstores and at the Door.
II See Circulars. "a al.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-04

HENRY c. RICE
attorney and Counsellor at Lao,
No. Brinley Hall. ...............Wo Worcester, Mass
ole
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-04

WM. II. HUDSON. Proprietor.
Clarks new Block of Main Mechanic streets
$50 Main street. d3m&w6no ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-04

NoRTHBoRo' BANK-The statements in some
Of the Boston papers on Monday, that the North
boro Bank suspended payment on Saturday, is
without the slightest foundation in truth. The
Northboro Bank is believed to be one of the
soundest and best managed institutions in the
State. It's officers are men of character and
wealth, and there is nothing in the business trans
actions either of them or of the Bank, that could
justify the circulation of such report. The
soundness of the Bank was SO confidently relied
on by the business men of Worcester that the
newspaper reports did not affect the currency Of
the bills in the least, and they were as freely ta-
ken by the banks and people as ever before.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-04

DIVISION OF THE SPoTLs.-1he Know Moth
ing Councils of Worcester county held delegate
convention in this city last week, for the purpose
of arranging a division of the spoils. 1t was
agreed that Colonel George W. Richardson, our
present popular and efficient High Sheriff, should
be removed, and that General Jonathan Day
should be appointed in his place. L. C. Boyn-
ton. Esq. of Uxbridge, was put down for the
Office of District Attorney, in place of P. Emory
Aldrieh. to be removed. J. Waldo Denny, Clerk
of the Police Court, is to be appointed Deputy
Sheriff in place of Lowell Baker, Esq, and Ste
phen P. Twiss, Esq, is to have the Office Of Clerk
of the Police Court made vacant by the promo
tion Of Mr. Denny. Rufus Carter, Esq, whose
administration as keeper of the Jail and House
of Correction has given universal satisfaction to
all parties, must be removed from that location
to give place to Emory T Wetherell, who is to have
charge of those institutions under the immediate
supervision of the Sheriff who will take up his
abode upon the premises; and lastly. Mr.. H. K.
Flagg, the soap man, is to be appointed Commis-
sioner of Alien Passengers, in place Of William
A. Brigham, whose services are to be dispensed
with hereafter
The above programme OF removals and appoint
ments was presented to his Excellency by spe-
cial delegation. on Saturday, and those in the Sc.
crets of the party, express a great deal of conf
dence that the dictation Of the party leaders here
viii be obeyed by the Governor and Council.
An effort was made by some Of the delegates
to sacrifice Col. A. H. Bulloch. who holds the Of
fee of Commissioner of Insolvency, on the
ground that being tonguey man he had forborne
taking any active part in promoting the rc-elec-
ton Of Gov. Gardner, but it was shown by the
most indubitable evidence, that Col B. had fur
nished material aid to the cause, and voted for
Gardner besides, and it was therefore decided that
he should remain in office, at least for the pres
ent. This is great country, and the pa riots are
NOT all dead
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-04

Furchasers Of Dry Goods, look at Chamber
lin, Barnard, Co.'s advertisements and do not fal to
visit their store before Eiakng purchases elsewhere
MS
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hlpAPtefs--rhARh sAHIN.
- W. LYON. .-.....................lst Violin.
= HAhIN's.. 20 Violin.
p IN ..Claronet.
d f. DofAAN'..''.-.... .Cornet Piston.
" \. RICHARDS. ................D Double Bass
Apply to Dorman's Eating House, corner of Main ana
front sts O. Branhall Is Mechanic st. or at the Oce
Marsh's Music store, 1874 Main ST.
u An5 nan Der of Pieces furnished
SZ4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-04

NerFeus SuAerers.-A retired clergyman
ea 70 Seah IN few days, after many years Of great
merry us snneing, Is anxious to make known The means
OF cure W u send-freehe prescription usej Direct
Ign, N. Y. nos A. H., nt"oA"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-04

CRY K. n. TIcKET.-We are informed by
distinguished member of the K. n. party of this
city. that the following nominations have been
made by that party, for city officers for the com
ing year =
For Mayor-Austin L. Rogers
For Aldermen, - Ward l, Josiah Rice. 2,
Thomas H. Rice. g. Gerry Valentine. 4, a. NJ.
Drscoll. 8, c. NJ. Gould 6, Constant Shepard.
Z, H. W. Babbitt. 5, Henry Goulding.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-04

Worcester BydrOpntbic IustituIiou
on Afof ana FOUNTAIN sts., Worcester, Mass. Tie
propreors OF this Institution aim 10 make ii a com
Portable home for nvads at all seasons The location IA
the city. P"'" W
me medical department is conducted by Or g. RogERa
and has never been limited the exclusive use of wate,
III hIse cases which seemed to require other treatment
For terms, &C, address
b. r. ROGERS, SUPERINTENDENT
outdoor practice attendedto Once hours 2to 4pM
au27 dSu,t wv f'"'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-04

Mrs. NJ. W.Gernlds, FcInnIe Physiciru.
Mrs having given special attention 10 tbe tbearv =,
mlwlery ana united with the study about six years Of
three OF which has been in this city, aud without
oiconhdence Still lie ana recon her services ~ h
nluhu morally as ohe considers the business blongn
exclusively to qualified females, ''"bi"b
D. Uterine aud other Female Comniat n,s ,-, 49,,
ne attended to In CONGESTION with Dr. Waonia So
B ipl orter. ""'V" Nerpenune
heidenee, % Summer street, between Central and nv.
chan Sc SITS, 80 ~'"''" anu NIX
90 BARRELS OF Lard Jus, received and for .,,o
nm az DRAPER a. CLARK,
y" Washington pquare.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-04

Dr. - Ciawson Il cllcy. Analytical Physician.
can he consulted by ladies and gentlemen at his once
corner OF Church and Mechanic Streets Worcesteri
tar0ughort THURSDAY and FRIDAY, the 9th and III
o December free OF charge upon all diseases of the bn
man system. w5tSdetcs o Vi 'he o nu'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-04

Dread Iusri,ute.-The Winter Session will com.
meAce Dec. 5th. n29dtD5
DR.. A. j. HOWE.
NO. ~ front Street. -.--..'....---... Worcester
CAafsifn's DnzHerreOIypc X 0osIs, 1856 Main
'" 'a'a opposite American Temperance House tt
DR.. Henry Sargent gives special attention to
Diseases OF he Eye Office No II Worcester Bank Block
DR.. STEARNS
Dentist has removed his office and residence to WfI
nut rect, Worcester.
Carpets.-Chamberlin, Barnard, & Co. are Offering
their extensive stock OF Carpets very low prices "a
volao time to buy nl9 dtf
Dress Muking.-Persons wishing to employ an
ex- erenced Dress Ma their residences can he ac.
Chandler ST. DIFF mis-
c X. WEF4ERELL
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
NO, FLAGGs BLOCK. Worcester, Mass
APPLkS! APPLns!!
Those APPLES have arrived from Western New York.
1900 barrels all the best kinds in the best condition
DRAPER Il CLARK,
M la Washington Square.
Second Hand Pianos constantly on hand fo
sas anu 10 le Meiodeon taken in exchange for Pianos
TAYLOR FAkLEYs.
no du 245 Main street.
HENRY c. RICE
attorney and Counsellor at Lao,
NO o1s bFn'ey Hail. Worcester, Mass.
MRS. s, p. BOSVVORTH.
FASHION BE DRESS-M AKER
NO NeWpury street, Worcester
jy24 diff
Purchnsers of Dry Goods, look at Chamber
n Barnard, Co.'s advertisements and do not fail TO
visit their store before Eaking PURCHASES elsewhere
MS dtf
MRS. 5. Good sytn, experienced and success
midwife holds herself in readiness day and night 20
attendthe duties Of her profession residence is Austin
nct2l diff
w. a VILLAINS.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAV
No 2 Central Exchange, Worcester, Mass
III dIy
Western Ticket Oaicc.-Through Western
Tickets, fof all principal Cities and Towns
au24 diff $50 ~ s..
MISUNDERSTANDING Boston & Eastern +,
lress Co have removed thsiroice to $50 Main street
Brinley Block, nearly opposite American House
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-04

MRS. s, p. BOSW ORTIZ.
FASHIONABLE DRESS-M AKER
NO. Nt"oufy street, Worcester
JyA
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-04

Double Entry Book keeping, time unlimited $40 On
Commercial Arithmetic, one month. ........., 4 M
Commercial Penmanshp, do. ,.. A IN
Eneiish dramlnaT-Fs rba Instruction. IS 90
Epstolary and Commercial Cores aon. len -. & m
ct dents coming by the Quarter, in Commercial PEN
manship and Arithmetic. IN m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-18
PROCEEDINGS CONGRESS

WASHINGTON, Dec. HouE.-As soon rs
the journal had ben read Mr. Hickman offered
the following
Resoirtd, That no person shall be considered
candidate for speaker, who shall not he sup
ported ms such the 10Th vote. After TINT
time all but the two highest candidates TO be.
dropped, and choice then made between them.
The one obtaining the largest vote to be speaker
provided he receives a majority of n quorum of
the House.
Mr.. Letcher suggested that the Clerk prepare
letter to he signed by the members Of the
House, resigning their seats in order that new
elections be held in all the States and Territories
of the Union.
Cries of Agreed" that's right" 1--WE II
stand by that &c. Haughter)
Mr. Sage proposed to substitute that the gen
tleman from Virginia set the example by resign
ing first, and that othergentlenen follow him till
all get through tLaughter.)
Mr.. Letcher said he would cheerfdlly agree To
that if the gentleman from New York gave him
assurance that he will play fair. QLaughter)
Mr.. Sage was nsilling to thus pledge himself
feeling that he had conscientiously performed
his duty. He was acting with the minority in
opposition TO the administration
Mr.. Houston: Why don't you organize
Mr.. Segar: 1t is not my fault.
MIR. Giddings thought that proposition came
from the appropriate quarter from fac
ton which for two weeks had been standing out
preventing the organization of the House.
Ianghter.) He believed that if the Democracy
retire from the Hall the rest could soon elect IA
speaker.
Mr.. Letcher said he thought that the happy
family is in rather disgraceful condition, ind
his object to restore order. Laughter.
Mr.. Giddings assured him thnt ifthe Democrats
would step out the others can soon effect an or
ganization.
Mr., Letcher--The gentleman seems to be in
tronble-I'll withdraw 1t. Cries of no no-that :
right.
Mr.. Wade-Let the President resign. If they
refer the matter to the people I'm with them.
laughter
sgMr Hickmans resolution was then laid on the
table by reclamation, and the House proceeded
to vote for Speaker.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-18

PHILADELPHIA, Dee l4.-lhe Amos6eag ' Ell
Grams arrived here this afternoon, and were re-
ccived with military escort. They marched t,
Indcpendence Square, where they stacked arms
and then entered the hall, where Col. Potter was
introduced by Major Fritzto Mayor Conrad'wh'
welcomed the Veterans to the hal and TO the CT
". The march was ;hen resumed, Gen. Pater
son revie wing the military as they passed his res
idcncc. They partake Of a banquet this evening
at SAMSON Street Hall.
1hc Veterans parade ll2 muskets They WI
leave here for Baltimore and Washington IN the
rrnrninfr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-18

CHICAGO, Dee. 12.-Mr. Parsons. of Massa
chusetts, furnishes the Tribune of this city with
some information as 10 the condition of affairs in
Kansas on the Sd instant, when he left. He states
that there are 700 men in Lawrence under arms,
and upwards Of 300 Missonrians at Wankena
Creek seven miles distant, with rifles and cannon.
Mr.. Parsons met also company of Missourlans
the 4th instant, just over the border with arms
baggage and wagon stores. On the 9th he saw
another squad Of Mi~sourans, with three pieces
of artillery, tolen from the Clay Coonty Arsenal.
The squad was talking yiolently,nnd avowing that
they would burn Lawrence. and the abolition
;s,,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-18

The ST. Louis Democrat has ne ws from Kan
sas that 1000 armed men are Mt kickapoo With
six pieces of artillery; and says it is estimated
that there are from three to four thousand armed
men. regularly organized into companies, and
chiefly from Platte, l'uchanan,Clay and jackson
counties Missouri. now in Kansas.
Twenty of the most respectable citizens OF
Wcstpnrt. Mo- have gone TO Lawrence to on
deavor TO prevent the shedding of blood. The cit
izens of Lawrence have held meeting and re-
solved to obey all the demands of the authorities,
but to resist mob violence.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-18
MEETING ofhe american Members Of The Leg
isidture-Ihe Course ofhe National Amtri-

CanS m tOHTfeSS thdorStd.
Ameetng of the American members of the
Legislature was held in the Reading Euam of the
Exchange, Saturday night, and the snbioined
resolutions we will give them to morrow adop
ted The ground assumed by all the speakers
in the meeting and in committee was of coarse
that il was impossible under any circumstances
to cooperate in the organization of the lIoase
with the Blacl; Republicans, and equally impo-
sible to operate with the Locofocos. under
existing circumstances on account of and in face
of their arrogant and offensive declaration that
Americans are not equal associates" for them
The whole blame of the election of Black Re
publican will rest, aud Justly rest. upon the
Southern Democracy UMg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-18
despatch to the New York Times !

W NSllibltN, j iiddD' wv -
The Republicans are cauensug to.night-they
still in session. The discussion il g.
whether il is best to adhere to banks or try
new man. Several Jersynen aud others threaten
tn vote for Pennington to=moreow. Fuller now
gets the vote of II large part of the National
Know Nothings
The caucus has just adjourned. There were
sixty whine present. and they nominated Banks
by sixty two votes, and resolved to stand FIST
upon him.
Moore. of Ohio. and Dunn. of Indiana, were
present. Dunn has always said that he would
vote for Banks. If he nominated by caucus.
Moore made speech, indicating his desire to
act with the ojoriiy for the organization. 1t is
hoped that he will vote for Banks.
Edwards voted for Banks to day, and says he
has always been ready to do whenever his
vote should be wanted. lie will probably stand
fast to Banks hereafter as long as he may run
Wheeler differs from all the anti Nebraska
men. He does not think that Banks is true on
that question: and so Re still refuses him his
support
Haven still has hopes that he may himself be
taken up, or that he mny make the Speaker.
On the whole. the present prospect is not flat
ering.
1t is stated quite particularly ight that Full
Ter has given written pledges To Southern men to
ahilre the Nebraska issue if elected
Another story, with democratic endorsements,
is that the Know Nothings would vote for Orr,
and that the Richardson and they will unite
for tha, gentlemans election if the plurality re-
solution be adopted.
PUBLIC PRINTER.
The troubles of the Senate in regard tn its
printer is increasing. The Sentinel man can't
be chosen-thats evident now, II, all events
| Nicholson x Forney, of the Union. have three
separate oppositions to encounter: first the r..
pnblicans. wings and Know Nuthings second,
| the Hunter, Mason, Bright, aud Brodhead anti
/ administration men in the Senate; and, third,
j those democrats who are opposed to Pierce's re
nomination. If the Union fails, the adminislra
ton willbe without well fed organ, and that is
! precisely what is desired
| The-democratie combination against the Union
proposed to elect some new men, who shall esab-
| fish democratic paper, to be nn organ of the
uhoie party, and not of the Pierce party. The
matter has been mnch discussed, and will be
brought to some definite shape probably in caucus
to morrow. The chances are that the Union and
the Administration will be defeated, for will
readily be seen the President cannot make the
election of printer an administration measure
der existing circumS anccS, and So force tupon the
Senate, he did Fornoys election upon tho
House two years ago. But noha rerr0ns
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-18
LATEST NEWS.
THIRrY.FoURrH CoNGRFsS-lsr :

W AsHINNIUN, DUO, ID, T-oo.
sENATE.-Not in session to day.
housE--Nir Hickman. Of Tennessee. offered
resolution 10 the rurport that, after the siAtirih
halioi, all but the two highest candidates "a,
Speaker should be dropped, aud the one rccciv-
ing majority be DECLARED elected. After near
ly an hour occupied in frivolous debate, the re-
solution WIS laid on the table
There were two ballots taken. the last result.
ing as follows:-Banks los, Richardson "a Full
Ter H.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-18

the residence Of his father III law. the Hon. Job
Pierson, in the city Of Troy yesterday morning
The Tunes of last evening says. his deeease was
sudden and unexpected
Major Winship was brave officer aud nm nc
eompli-hed gentleman. lie served through
seoti's campaigns in MeNice, and by hi, bravery
he rose rapidly in rank
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-18

From what we hear concerning the condition Of
the health Of this venerable and universally re .
vered gentleman, we fear that he will hardly be
able to appear in his accustomed seat in the Su-
preme Conrt this winter. He is at home in Bal
fimore, and his physicians ara not able to say
when he may heexpectedto repair TO this city
Uashinrfoa SiGr. Decemier u.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-18
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS


DEC l7--R Bettcrson Campbell; j Jones, do g IL
trout Salem; john Ganaway & L X X, II i Williams
Adams & Cos Express; j Parrish, Glasgow Ky Per
rms Gravson J NJ McLane do VIM II Eagles. Campbell
knradc Tenn; David Wright Amherst; Pierce, Tenn;
Jones, do; Mays, Amherst Jno NJ Echos Bedford Alum
rings + c Pugh Campbell IL Kyle, Boteourt j \
" Hams j II Is X {; } b Luster. do Miss A Is Lawson
Ind serv t, Logan c II; IL Wighout, Ky G Mitchell
j Williams. city Coihoun, city sharp
W and lady Sharpey's Mnstrcls Conrad, do Solo
hon. do Carkey Norris do j Conley, city Early
J. J Rudd, city; Harris IL e lawson Bedford
Moore Rockbridgc; J Cunningham. do; VIM w Martin
nherst Patteson, Franklin John Boswch kanawla;
Q E.nnhlin.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-18
.So f. She'll C0Dre1ti0n.

New Y0RK. Dee. 15.-The Soft Shell State
Committee has called State Convention on ne
9Th of January next at Syracuse, for the purpos"
of choosing delegates to the Cincinnati National
Convention.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-18

New YORK, Dec. IA fire broke ont on Ca
nal street this morning, which destroyed four
buildings belonging to Mr.. George Bruce, type
founder Mr. Brnce's loss il estimated at $50.
900. The total loss is $50, OU0-all insured
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-18
NebraSkd.

b. b. Chapman. "A Nebraska Democrat has
been elected Delegate to Congress from the Ter
ritorv of Nebraska. by n majority (oiiicials) Of
IS votes He has received The certificate of e.
lection, and is probably now at Washington CT
ty.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-18

~ decree Of thc Circuit Court for tho corporation Lynch
burg At special term, November Goth lsaa tho
fucket vs. Hare the undersigned COMMISSIONER will sell
on III, RSA1 the 9th day Of December the pre-
misses NJ public auction, much of the TRACT on LAND
." the esiaeof Douglas, II fuccet deed viii he sufficient.
To pay the dahts III the decree mentioned credit
instruments OF SIN and twelve months the purchaser;
ehaser giving negotiable notes Tor the purchase money salts
tacorN endorsed and the title 10 be Retained uu the pnr
chase money paid iAe Land 10 be desgnaed the day OF
sale SANIiEI. NoNIIN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-18

BosToN, Dec. l3.--Hon Chas Jack ION foHner-
ly a-Justice of the Supreme Court OF Massachu-
sets, died this morning. aged ~ years.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-18
DETROIT. Nov. 23d. 1859

GFNTLEMEN:--I have received your letter
asking me if | am n candidate for the Office Of
President of the United States. and expressing
the qualification it would give you TO support
me for that high station.
While thanking you for this manifestation Of
your kindness and confidence. of which | shall
always preserve a grateful recollection, | reply
that | am not u candidate for the Presidency,
nor do desire that my name should be present
ed in connection with it to the consideration of
the Democratic Party of the Union.
| am, gentlemen.
With great regard, truly yours,
LEWIS CASS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-18

PIC III II Coleman Miss Coleman Alhcmarlc Melton,
eifard L :. Williams \ y; Walker, Il Duyal, city J
Patrick Campbel Pereiyal jr Cornell il city Mof
An Anomalous Gunnel, Amherst; Gen q Clay, Camp
Bill: T Summer, Hanover; WIN Lenghoruc and servant,
anokc j s Langhorne Amherst; + Adams Carr V a;
h. Niche Campbel Winston Rsdford, Bedford; jno
anks Petersburg; w Horner. X; u Jones Va ]
Garter Phada; T ; Caswell n y W II rardy Campbell;
GIL citv: : G. Tnrlv RieInoni;J Rumbough. Tenn Jno
Han r. L. W Is Woodbridge Green, Richmond; ID Lock
G iockctt Miss Lockctt, WythP Jno Van Burkerk,
llthrop, n j; w O Chapman, S c; ID Swinncy, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-18
From The PennSyirdnidn,

The following letter from this venerable States
man and Patriot will be rend with interest by
his friends and admirers in this quarter of eur
Union. II will be seen that that old veteran in
his countrys service declines being Il candidate
for the Presidency:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-18
Democratic Senatorial Caucus.

WAsIINGToN, Dec. Nth, =. NJ Tho Demo
cratic Senators were in caucus four hours to-day
and had 4 warm discussion on the caucus nomi-
nation for printer. Eight Senators finally with
drew. A resolution to nominate n printer by
caucus was carried by eighteen to two votes
los.