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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-27

The above Furnace has invariably received the decided
preference of School Committees, College Officers Scien
ufc Men, and large portions Of a discriminating public
throughout the world. For Warming and Yentilang
Churches, School Rooms Public Halls Hotels, Factories,
Stores and Dwelling Houses this Furnace has no So.
perior. D. c. THURSTON.
nlch2g DIT
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Gxprrsses.
NEW FREIGHT ARRANGEMENT
Between Worcester s. n. Y.

Z 4 + a i
Between Worcester s. n. Y.
Commercial Line of Steam Propellers
BETWEEN PROVIDENCE AND NEW YORK
RI-YEEKLY-USUAL TINE IS HOURS.
Goods Transported Betersen Worcester end Nea York
L5ls, Gzd seiA Eqcl Despatch BY eng othsr Line.
It. THE BOATS OF THIS LINE sssg
- will leave Providence from Fox Point
on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, & FRIDAYS, and
New YORK On TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, sATUB
DAYS, Until further notice
Freight taken ioT New York. a reasonable rates
This line connects by arrangement, with the Daily In
land Line O. PropeTs between New York and Phiisds
phia, and the Sai-Wekly Inland line 70 Baltimore, a.
al times. When this inland route is open. Goods El b
taken Providence FER Philadelphia at cents per foot
and for Baltimore per foot Usuztime between
Proviaencs and Philadelphia, 70 hours and between NeS
Philadelphia ani Baltimore Freight vii be forwarded
from New York by any nther lines, if 50 directed, at
rent rates.
For further information. apply tc ". q. J0CRDAN,
oce Of Proydeno2 and Worcester Railruad Co, Isaac
odeil, Pier No IS y. r.; or W Williams, Il Broad
way. New York. TO
BUFFUN, Agent, foot of South Main s.
eSTit 2 1854 iSwd Providence
GSHANGE OF TIM k.,-0a and afisr MONDAY,
u Nov. q, New Worcester and Lincoln SQUARE
O Nj \ / B u 5
Si1 run as follows:
Leaves New Worcester,
At 81 O'Clock, An, 81 10i, A. NJ, Il, 81, 81 P. H.
Leaves Lincoln Square,
At u O'Clock, 81, A. NJ, L, ", ., 5 AMI p. u
Leaves Harrington Corner, for New Worcester, min
Gtss after leaving Lincoln Square.
SUNDAYS.
VIII leave New Worcester at 10 A. NJ, and P NJ, re
turning at the close Of meetings
u Fare each way, 6 II cents
Ms DIT L. B STONE, Proprietor.
EBASSAGE ONLY SEQ. FROM LIVER
Z POOL TO Observation-Disclosures ( Co, Agents
for GRINNELL'S we-knoEn line OF Packet Ships, cos
time issue Passage Certificates from Liverpool to Bqs
ton, at the low price Of $40 They also issue Drafts ray
able sight, the Bast Banking Co. ard its bran
ches, and BaineS' Brothers, Liverpool for 81 and up
wards IS the Pound Sterling, and no charge for Com
missions.
Passage Certificates, Drafts, sc, always be had
Of 5. V R. HTCECOX, gent Tor Thompson & Co. Val,
do Block, Worcestsr- dtf my9
-e.z=s + OsS'S PROVIDENCE AND
=.-s-Es73s-s< WORCESTER EXPRESSLY Every Train.
Packages Forwarded. Notes. Dras aud Bills c5ce 81,
ani paid, and al orders attended 10 with despatch.
Packages, and small Cases forwarded and other Express
buslnesst sctei a, Fall River Nansfsld, Aalsboro',
Taunton Bedford. and Nantucket, Mass; Bristol,
Warren Newport, East Greenwich, Kingston Warwick
Wickded, Pesceials, and Wakefield r. l.; and Stanng
on. Conn. OFFICE, An. House. Worcester.
rzzz5s- LEQNARD'S EXPR ESS.-To
AMI from Bottom and Intermediate places. by
every train.
Bills collected and paid and all orders attended to will
despatch. les diff
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RDARBER,s RHETMATTC DTAPENI

- 4 . r K ; K II LU MAIIC DIAPENI
drawback to residence in Northern States, is its
changeful climate Consequently Rheumatic and Neural
gc complaints are exceedingly rife among This
paint which has baied the skill Of many of most
inen physicians, has found conqueror in Dr.. GEORGE
BARBER Of New York city, His Of treatment is
purely scientific The idea Of treating the by
with the well known principles Of physiology The Dia
pent is combination Of BOTH and is accompanied by full
and explicit directions for its use that the most unsk
ed in medical matters can apply the same after
dranding the nature of the case well as the Doctor
were personally present In all diu cases, the Doctor
holds himself in readiness to consult with the afflicted
either personally by letter. and to advise in reference
t. the nude Of living and diet The Dr. intends hereafter
to spend one week in every month in Boston, which due
notice viii ne given in the papers, what pac he NAV
be seen The Diapent can be Obtained Of Gao W. En-
HANDS, No. IS Tfemont-sreet door to Boston Ma
Scum building. deOd&weowIy ianl7
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~ BOBBlNs and sf00fS Of every description, for Col
on, Wooden, and SIX Factories. Also Cbisei aud Anger
banle, Table Legs Hubs, and Job Turning Of every do
scrpo done at short noioe hhop, south street fitch,
burg, Mas d&wly nio
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WORCESTER s NASHUA RAILROAD


Trains arriving al Nashua connect directly with trains
Of Concord Boston Concord and Montreal Northern Pas
sumpsic aud Vermont Central Railroads All trains from
Nashua connect directly with down trains Of Concord
Railroad.
Each train to and from Groton Junction connects with
upward and downward trains Of the Fitchburg Railroad
aud with ali trains Of the Stony Brook Railroad an from
Lowell Morning and evening trains connect with Peter
boro and Shirley trains upward and morning and middle
trains with the downward trains Of that road.
At Worcester 80 a train connects with Steamboat
train from New York via Norwich, II Is N train con.
meets with Boston < Worcester, and Western Railroad
trains; 10 connects with trains from all the above:
named roads,i ud.g the Express train from New York
and Albany. rain arriving at 05 m, connects with
the trains from all the above roads including Express
train 70 New York and Albany. That arriving at 50
N with m trains OF above roads That arriving at 80
p m with the New York Steamboat Train via Norwich
FITCHBURG AND WORCESTER 4 Il TRAINS
running in connection with Worcester and Nashua Trains
Leave fitchburg at IS a m; II 40 and and IS n.
Leave Worcester at 80 and II Is a N, and Is p
FREIGHT TRAINS run daily each way between Wor-
eester, trotQn junction. Nashua, Lowell and Fitchburg
j. For connections with the other roads at Worcester
GrOton Junction, and Nashua Snow Widers Path
hrder and Railway Guide.
y Through Tickets are issued at Worcester for Bur
ington Montpelier Wells River, White River JUNCTION.
St Johnsbury, Plymouth, Littleton and Wiers.
q. ". BENTLEY, Supt
Worcester August l, 1854. dzwtf
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~ B z ID Y. IL Ann Street. n. \,
n PUBLISHER, BOOKSELLER. K IMPORTER
u 70 gl Newspapers. Sole Publisher OF Paul de KocAs
Novels, translated issued from the Partisan
pr,ss. Catalogues sent free Of postage. dom i.nS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-27

ROBERT Z. MONTGOMERY.
Nc. Is BEEKN4S STREET. two doors beloF NASSAU ST.
NEW YORK.
The est Oh Ale, Cigars, and Liquors, always to be had
at ne Bar Green Turtl4 up on bard g. All tines ami
delivered to any part Of tle city lree II charge
eteTed TrraPin, Chops, and all ether delicacies al all
hours, and at short notice. Lodging 3Tk per night
JAMS GSm
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DOLLAR per bottle.


Office No , Liner. y-street. New York.
Agents for Worcester-M. B. GREEN 4 Co
In MilfOrd,-W. A. Hayward, L. J. Wilson,
MO de1dSwly
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&C ggs gA9AgA REWARD FORANT

~ " w ~ thing that will surpass DR.. c
4. HIPS panaceas and Indian Medicines or the remedy
Of G'noTrhGa, elects, Structures, Whites Pains in the
Bacl and Lons, Seminal Weakness Affections OF the
Kidneys, Irritation Of the Uretra, Gravel and all other
disorders OF the urinary organs without the least re-
strjcon to diet drink, exposure, or change in app
cation to business. These preparations are entirely
VEG ETABLES.
ano although powerful they viii not niure in the leg7
the most delicate constitution Th, preparation is war
ranted to cure the above mentioned cases without usin
any external applications With y Indian Vegetable
helicles you can rely " tho ugh cure by calling
upon me at ny Office.
Main street. No. III. Worcester
VIZ DIV DE- l. A ME.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-27
EEOT AIR VENTILATING FURNACE.
ne mute particular attention to NEW and
COMPLETE YENTIL4TLNG FURNACE,

differing materially from all others heretofore in use and
combining Economy, Durability, Simplicity, and Great
PoUsr.
II presents an immense radating surface, which forms
part Of the fire chamber that the same amount Of heat
IS obtained at much less expense of fuel than by any other
arrangement and sufficient and pure aig is sup
Piled for the largest dwellings, comparatively ri1g
cost 1t adapted to all classes of public ard private
bindings, and possesses peculiareS veil worthy the al
te1tlon OF all in gant Of the VERY BEST FURNACE
From its peculiar construction, it viii never crack nor
allow smoke nor gas to escapeino tie air chambers
objections to most other Furnaces in use.
Also, New Furnace, expressly designed for burning
wood Having u; iOt is warranted not to smoke
and to give more heat with less fire. than any other pat
tern.
Also, Portable Furuaccs,-Hlns sizes-Ponds Ranges,
Manies, Crates, Registers yentilators &c.
POND x DUNCKLEE,
IS, 81, x SO Blackstone Street, Boston
Ian30 dly
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Railroads..
nnsTnN ANn wnRCESrER RI.


X. WINTER ARRANGEMENTS
SO uencng Monday Jan. l, 1885
PASSENGER TRAINS FOR BOSTON, as follows;
Leave Worcester at (Ex from Fzmingham) and s49
A. NJ. $3.50 Ex.) 4.10 and (l0So, Ex.) P. NJ
I" MIlbury ESQ an. 3.45 P. n
Milford at 7o5 9.45 +" AIS
- Aarporo' at us "
a Fram'm at Is Ex.), SO5 1910 q. m, AIS Exsl
$40, C1.12 Ex) Up.
= Saxouvile at us $50
I" Newten, $40, ESQ, sS.s5 els, IL o. (W. Tr.)
a. m; 1.5O, 4, 5S7 w. r. }, $50, SIS p. M.
'' Brookline, $50, T.50 Sl5 s.s5 10 m. l.3o, p
s., st, O., and p. m
q Neeslham Plain, 6, & sis, am; II, * 4.55 p. NJ
New York Aailleayes Worcester every Monday at LIS
A. Nj.
W. Newton station.
LEAVE BOSTON, as follows:
For Worcester at 40 (and Ex.) a. H. 1.5o, (2.30
EN-, and 5 (Ex to FrKmingham) P. NJ.
81 Milbury at T2Oa m 5P.M
IS Milford at 720a. m $50 43O, p. m
/" Marlboro, 40
Framingham at 40, IS Ex.l sa- m, 1.5o, l2SO Ex
$50, Is Exl pm.
% SaxonTille az aI5 q. N 5.45 p. m.
g Newton, 10 CW. Tr.l SI5, and e15 a. nj 1850,
l.5o Nv Tr,) ;, $50, SIS, Z, and ga. p. N.
Brookline, !, $50, g. aud II NJ, l245, 240, $50
SOS, 6, us, and Q 50 p. n
- Charles River Branch :. a. n. u s. 80, ?. m.
New York Sunday Mail at P. NJ.
u Express Trains stop only at birmingham.
Ros4ou Ian TS55 dawtf
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PROVIDENCE & NOR CEsTER z, 4
10 -e.z~szz=z- SUMMER ARRANGING NT--)y
and after Monday, July s. 1854 Pas
seger Trains viii leave Providence and Worcester as fol
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Leave Worcester at 100 and ll.15 A. NJ. and P. n.
Leave Providence at 100 and HIS, A. NJ. and 4C5
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ID r. l. A r O Q K a II
A CELEBRATED INDIAN.
CONSUMPTION.

has dlscoT9Ted IN the combination OF four kinds Of
mon roots and herbs remedy that is warranted cure
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iIs.s ssss -zzzssl55sz55 NORWICH s. WOR-
GsE-3 III zsssz+-s CESTER RAILR0AD.-On aud
after Monday, February 49, 1885, Passenger Trains leave
and arrive follows:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-29

ARRESTED FOR OFFERING A FORGED DaArr.-
Yesterday Z. N. man giving his name as r. W.
Hart offered draft OF SIS 900 At the banking Office
OF Brewster Co., and asked them TO cash h. The
draft was drawn on the American Exchange Bank
intavor OF X. W Hart BY d. Adams, Jr., cas- ,ier
Of tho Pittsfeld Bank, Mass. Hsrt represented
hin self as wool buyer, for i. Pomeroy's Sons OF
Ptts6eid, and brought letter to n. 4. and H. p
Brewater,n signed "Robert and Theodore Pomeroy
bv VIM. Thomas, +" and commencing hi n 70 the rood
Offices Of the former. Mr.. n. p. Brcwster requested
the TO bring proof Of bis Identity aud proceed
ca to procure the money. he was to pay $4,000 IN
funds and the rest-$4 ,500--in draft on the INK
Of the Republic. The money he drew In bills of the
Union Bank. Meantime the man was absent 70
procure the mtass Of identifying himself Mr..
Brewster examined the draft again, and suspsctiag
SON ething might be wrong gave notice to the Caef
Of Police, and also teegrsphed to Pitsaeld to learn
the truth Of the matter. This telegraph would have
70 60 from Albany by messenger, aud no answer
can be received till to day. Hart returned In q
fbort time with strange man, when both were
taken In custody by the police. The draft is evil
GENTLY forgery, no far as relstes to the amount.
After the figures l5 at the top OF the draft, three
cypbess are added, and after the word "fitsenr In
the body OF the dra the wosd thousand ID written
plainly In another hand. Il Is genuine for fifteen
dollars. Had The alterer been less ayarcious and
saked for fifteen hundred, the paper might possibly
have passed. The whole thing looks like q plot 10
raise money out Of Brewster Co., throu Qh know
ledge of tAeir relations 10 l.. Pomeroys S,ns-
Rochester Union July ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-29
The Policy or AuStrfa.

From the Vienna Ost Deutsche Post Juns 2e1
"A military decree Of the Emperor comma \ Is til at
all the men of the reserve Of the srmes uade- the
orders Of the Master General o., Ordnance Hess shall
be sent to their respective homes II 10 well krowa
that the term OF service Of Austrian soldiers is eigh
years Of active duty under their coore AT the ex.
pfation Of this period they remain two years longer
az reserve, st the disposition Of the government.
The men OF the reserve consequently form a fifth
part OF The army when put upon war footing. Lei
US estimate the effective force of the third and outh
armies 81 100000 men; 60 600 men, then, ~ill be
order.
This reduction, re cannot TO, often repeat Is no.
demonstration; it is simply an alienation, quite
natural, Of the heavy b1rdens imposed more than
year ago upon the finances Of the State. Il is a,
the moment when the harvests are coming on. an
Indispensable means Of restoring to proprietors the
lsboring hands for their fields and vineyards. Of
which certain provinces of The Empire had zen
completely drained.
State which is q. war, which has need Of al is
military population upcs fields Of battle, which
finds itself carr ed away by the passions Of great
Struggle, must necessarily submit to s7ci6c &c after
sacrifice, ard suffer the wounds received in ia agri
cultural interests To bleed until the time shall CONS
cate in which Rassia fnds herself. She Is non ak.
piatsg her folly 10 passing the Pfnth by the neces
siy shs is under to call TO her standard. not onIv
her militia, but Der ban and dyTitre bon every man
Of the empire capable Of bearing arms under the
Agricultural pursuits their labors, Their seed time
or harvest. France and England stand in 4 more
advantageous position. Their strength Is All, IN it,
vigor; the war which they have undertaken il far
fiom thelr own borders, aud the efforts which thsy
bave hitherto made are MT 10 be compared vith
those which they might make In case of real dan.
ger. The finances Of England have bsen thus fr
very little affected by the war against Russia ana in
her MANUFACTURES and on her farms the prioe OF
labor has not been raised for want OF hands To more
than penny; and, what il mere, the p,pusr asso.
Citations and outbr eaks among the workmen. which
have 81 often happened In England have disaopear.
cd, a. If BY enchantment, for moro than a wear.
Very different is the situation of Austria. Che
put her army on war footing only TO be prepsred
beforehand for possible imua, She has taken no
part IN the contest and she can 80 much the halter
take advantage 81 the occasion TO give relief 20 her
subjects since the networkof her military roads and
always will enable her 10 concentrate anew nd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-29

On Wednesday Sis John Dean Paul and Nessrs.
Srahan and Bates were again brought up at the
Bow street police Office, on the criminal charges
preferred against them by DE-. Griffith.
Mr. Humphreys (on the part Of the pro,ec1tion)
said, IT having besn arranged that no further pro
gress should De made with the case on the present
occasion, he had merely, ss matter Of form, to ap
Ply to his worship to remand the prisoners again
ull Wednesday next, at IL o'clock.
Mr.. Jardine said 1t would be understood, tten,
thst the prisoners were .remsnded till Wednesday
next, as the same hour.
They were accordingly taken back TO prison.
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attaches to the funeral Of the late Car and tie Ia
sugurA DISC rurss Of Alexander. No one has thought
the less OF him, or Of the country which ho reDrs-
sents az tbs. brilliant Court. Ono Of the lave at
tsches 70 the legation ct 81. Petersburg left snas
city only fcu' weeks ago. Last evening be received
letter aroe unclng that the bomb ardGsat Of
Cionstadt a-s daily expected TO begin. Nothing
wss said about when ard how it would end.
SeDstor james, OF Rhode Islsrd has, am told,
Just arrived IN Paris from 5t Petersburg Governor
Anthony, of the same State, is also here.
Ef.ARO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-29

The Victims of Panl and Sfrahan In London
The fl ct examination Of Nessrs. Ssrabsn, Paul d
Bates, took place at the Bankruptcy Court. TIE
liabilities are $3.50 600 and the assets about fl6O,-
600. Tbe amount Of debss proved on the occasion
was f225 600. The sitting occupied two hau ana
half, and and the bankrupts were removed ia Gus
t0dy. The following WAS given in as
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-29

Opera, where, ta.nigbs, there is o second extraor
dipary representation for the renfree OF Nine Albon
and OF M. Roger-the 174.h OF the "Pfophete.h
Rachel Ristcri ard Alboni on the same evening!
Tho great indoor attraction for the daytime, is
tie Exhibition, which Il now complies. Ia the
Annex the motive power has been applied TO the
marvellous variety Of machines collected there a.d
among which such specimens OF America An mocha
Dical genius ss the resping machine the rotary iron
cutting machine, the tim Der bending and has. ami
cameo turning machines, the sewiaG machines,
&c, &C., compensate for the email number of cos.
tribuious OF the united States to the universal ex
hioitiop. regret to say that French workman,
named Granger, lest his life last Friday, while en-.
Gagged in putting band upon tie ron Gus lag
machine. This sad accident was quite uni isay
ATTRIBUTED S ny the pre.ss to sns ia1t Of the Ausr
the central committee Of American com nlssioners,
at once beaded liberal subscription, In vhis our
c0untrymen have readily joined, in behalf Of the
wife and three children OF the unfortunate victim
An American reaping machine was yesterday
most successfully tried o. the agricultural schoo
near Versailles. n. Bella. dire,Ior of this exss-
lent school, (Which has seven professors, seventy
pupils, about one thousand one hundred ares, and
all the appurtenaaces OF com olete Institution OF
tie kind bore testimony With the GRO I'd of spec.
tators assembled on the occasion, TO the superiority
Of this macnine. Among the Americans present on
this occasion ware Mr.. Valentine, President Of TIE
Central Committee; Mr.. Flsischmsn, whose IA.
miiiarity with scientific and Ractcsl agriculture
has distuguiahed his name y Europe as well as
America, and emineuly qualnes him for The rank
which ne holds among the jurors Of the Universal
exhibition; ard your nelghbor Of the Tribune,
Horace Greeley. Mr.. Greeley csue bs,k from
~ SNiEeriand few days ago, In order 10 attend 70
na case, which was 10 have BEEN tried ON the 4th,
not mas been postponed until the l4th Of July,) az
snc ssspegoat Of the directors OF tbs New York
E1nioi.lon, that luckess affair. A couple Of at
tacnes 70 the American Legation at 81. Petersburg.
nave borne testimony to The conscientious constancS
OF Gov seymour In observing the diplomatic dress
instructions Of Mr. Marcy and OF M Mann. Tae
Governor did not even think II right to put on his
Il unk going In plsiE black suit, ike esch Of his
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-10

TNHE undersigned late Georgia. having removed to the
City Of Nashville, offers his services the citizens OF
Georgia. Tennessee and North Alabama for the purchase
Dry Goods Groceries, Corn, Wheat, Rye Bacon, Lard
Fine Horses Mules Cattle, and in Short every article Of
trade offered in the Nashville market.
The Merchants Of Nashville Of high character
and pecuniay standing and have large AID well ected
that they offer literal terms which should induce
the merchants Of Upper Georgia. Fast Tennessee and Nor
Alabama 10 give the Nashville market air tria As TO
the Grocery Market the uroprey will suggest itself to The
mind o. every merchant in the sections Of country named,
as, III most proper for their trade
The long connection OF he undersigned with the Railroads
Of Georgia. General Agent Treasurer and supe' intend
nf Tran portatinn well Agent at hattlnOoga sew
the Banking interest OF Savannah viii enable
him readily inv stgaie claims against Railroad
Companies, for lost goods damage while in transtu
for the renewal or scoun bills in bank, &c
All letters ncosing orders and money will receive prompt
attention, and all orders without the money, when satsac
tory evidence Of vency and prOmptueS accompanies the
same The parties known to be such, shall receive like
attention. when ordering articles that under the rule
custom Of the market TO se time. will al~o give
strict attention receiv Dg and forwarding all goods that
be stored tn may be directed my The
Charge for the purchase goods &c will be hve per cent
sions and twenty each box package for
receiving and 10, wardicg +. r. MILLS,
Post ONCE Building, No s,
Nashville Tenn.
REFERENCES-R. r. CUYIER. ESQ., Pre,'t Central Rail
road ami Bank Mai PORTER Pres' Bank State Of Geor
ga, Savanna; ISAAC SCOTT Esq Prest Macon and West
Railroad, Macon; Hon. iOHS p KS9, Pres and Csc
HOSGE Supt Georgia Railroad, and : T. COMBS, Esq, Au
guSa; ]. j. CooPER, Gen. s"pt Western and Atlantic
Railroad, lanta Gen. A. j. HASsELL Attorney at Law,
Marietta; GEoRGs s. LACK Esq, 40 Ga Capt. JAMES
WILLIAMS and Col j. A. MHITEsIDEs, Chatta ooga, J.
MOsEs ami 10. PAKsdSs Esq Knoxville, Tenn; WILLIAM
MAILER Esq Decatur, and Judg LANE, Huntsville, Ala
mar23-f