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r OsT-A GOLD PENCIL CASE a. Pen
IL patent extension, and bearing the Initials w
T.. to T. G.. ID. The finder will be very LIBERAL,
rewarded bv returning IL to the undersigned a
Browns Hotel, or at the House Of Representa-
tives L. G. DAY
ian 22-Js
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-01-23
CALL IMMEDIATELY:

CALL IMMEDIATELY.
A Book worth SI.25 for one Dollar:
AND PRESENT
Worth from p cents TO One Hundred Dollars.
AT THE STORE OF THE WASHINGTON
"A Book Company, under Dexter Hotel
Just received
Mimic Life, Alone, Widow Bedott Papers
Juno Clifford, Female Life Among the MormoIs
Miss Bunkley's Book, Young Ladies Book
PhUniNiana, Kate " listen
Abb1tts Napoleon, vols
Macaulay's History England, vols
Len y ears Among the Mail Bags
And TO- 100 other good Books. too numerous &c
designate IN a catalogue
Tie Ia,t tceek Of rae Sal, unless a Speaker Is
elected in Congress
Call aud examine our IMMENSE STOCK ard
Judge for yourselves Remember the last chance
Positively the last. see Red Flag.
jan 22-
T,OUND-A PAIR OF GOLD sPECJA-
u Giles were found by gentleman in the Cap
itol Grounds. They are at willsrds Hotei.
jan 21-4t
7 OsT, ON SATURDAY LAST, by lady,
IA between the corner Of N and streets, aud
MIR ID w Halls Green HOUSE,, 5th street, near
New York avenue, steel work Porte MonHaiE
with gold rim, and lined with crimson silk. con-
tanning Sos. mostly la o. gold pieces. The find
er will be literally rewarded bY leaving IL A. hi
office. ian2l-Jt
NOW IS THE TINE To USE the water
" proof Cork Shoe SOles, for sale 10y
jan 2l-3t HAMMOND, sr eth St
TRANsPARENT SOAP for chspped hands
Il for sale at LANNON'S, sr., eth 81
Jan 2l-9
f'hNlL BOAT FOR SALE.-THE FINE
~ Canal Boat "Isaac Long, '4Sls-.--TTTT-f
about IN tons bur'hen, will
sold on favorable terms Apply 20 GEORGE
WATERS, corner Of High and wss~ streets
Georgetown. ian 2l-Iw
GLASS SIGNS WITH SILVER LEI
~ TEhS.-A chance for men out Of employ
ment. Full instructions in this art Will be sem
by mail TO any address, by enclosing two dollars
to GEO. Z. HENNING,
Jan 2l-Ss Washington, u. c.
GAME TO THE sUBSCRIBEH, residing
W on the corner Of 2lst and Z SITS. First Ward
on the 18th Of last month, BRINDLE COW
with white face and belly, and The top Of her
horns cut OF. Any one owning such Cow is no
tined to come forward, prove property, pay char
jan sI-3ts THOs McNANEY.
GOOD INVESTMENT.
NTE HAVE FOR SALE The FOLLOW
w ing Bonds and others, which will yield the
holder ten to twelve per cent on the investment,
viz:
Orange and Alexandria Rail Bonds
Virginia and Tennessee do
illinois Internal Imp't Bonds Of I6is
The above securities unq ueStionably safe
SWEENY, RITTENHOUSE, FAINT 4 CO.
Jan 2i-lm Bankers, asa Pa avenue
NO TIC Eve SINCERELY TENDER
v our thanks to all those Of our customers who
have In accordance with the notice Of the Issue q
our bills, called and paid at our desk their re
speetive amounts. ThOse who still owe us are
respectfully urged TO settle up their bills without
waiting to be called, on, which may be disagTCe-
able. All are aware, from the heading Of their
bills, Of he terms which thew made their pur
ChaSSs. Cl.AGEII. DODSOA A CO
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LNANCY GOODS -ENGIISH, FRENCH
Il and 6ermas. Just received at
THE LAKES,
dec I-u 30i Pa avenue
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The Current 0perstions Of the Treasury De
partment On yesterday, I'D of January,
thore were Of Treasury Warrants entered on
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-15
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND SHOE STORE .

STILL IL sTBE FIFLD! ~. asr-.
ED DEUSNER inf forms his old and the Public
generally 4t he has removed his Boot nd Shoe store
70 First street between Main ana the Post Otee lower
side where he preparedte make all qualities Re os
Shoesn e latest styles the hest materials and vsTraote
to ht All work Will be at the YEhY
and no i9sake He hopes receive 81 eral patron
thsJ he haatarted determined by hard work on6
pro m ptness to snecseG ~ III. la-tf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-15
AUCTION SALES.



AUCTION ROOTES,
Old Court House. Of Main and Third streets
diasely opposite the Washington Hotel
EEAvING leased for of years and fitted M the
above we'll known stand, now prepared to re-
auction private sale, all kinds OF goods
wares merchandise household furniture horses bug
gies ETC.. etc. -,
Regular sales every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday,
commencing at O'Clock A. NJ Also Fuesdy, "Wednesday
and Friday ni ghts. at early gas light ..-,.,
Outdoorsaes andsales of real estate promptly ATTENDED
to.
We weekly receiving and have nOw hand large
and general of FURNITURE consisting ofsat
pindle and bannster backs and seollcp rim
back Office French. Jenny Lind and Bnstle wood seat
Chars mahogany seat ChaiTs EiZsbeth
chairs; spring rockers sofas soeables centre
card dining breakfast tables light and wash STANDS
lounges mirrors and misses bedsteads, mat
trasses wire Safes etc. which We will sell at Gin
cinnagi prices.
aecordeOns pocket cutlery, pistols whips
etc. etc. which will sell az reduced prices for cash
/ SThoiesale or retail WOOLSEY NELSON,
! my9 AacL-s
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-15
CLOTHING, &C.


SINCE MESSRS ALTERING & Drummer HAVE
leased the Oil stand Water street under the
journal Once and filled it oxerfowDg with the
sortent and latest styles Fall and Winter CIothng
nishiIg Goods and sell them asonlshngy low tina
ALLIES HAY BEEN COMPELLED TosGkRENDER.
. THEIR y EW STOCK 80. e.
consists in part of Mems and Boys resdy Clothing
Hats Caps Trunks together extensi
Of Gentle Dress Goods Tailors' Furnishing Goods
brought this city Their facilities for purchasing
manufacturing house in the ey
which enables them tim fill all orders with the best
ofgoods and the best bargains Country and city
an the public generally respectfully invited call and
examine their New Stock Eeauced Prices before
ng elsewhere, dec18-tf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-15
HOAE INsURANCE COMPANY,

OF THE CITY OF NEW NORh-
CAPITAL $500,000-att paid in IN CASH.
FNiS Company commenced business about oneyearago,
with Intention of doing safe and fair business with
large Cash Capital and L. Looms its head
protection the assured equal Insurance Com
world Policies will be issued by the subscriber
Buildings. Merchandise, Household Goods &C., &C.,
terms favorable with other good solvent Companies
S. L. LOOMS, Prest.
CHARLES j MARTIN, Secretary,
ALLEN g. HALLOCK. Ag't.. A.
Main street. opposite the Bank.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-15
RK cEIyED FRoaI NEW YoRK.
ROF. TEsOTTPsoN

Wv Rarber shop, $780,,
now tTiy opened in Bates new house on Vine street
just peloE Sarpenter's block, where he would be
All ms old customers. and many ones az
zion ana h Will give the business bis atten-
~ y the aid of experienced TO give
eton. Hair cutting latest style With
lam PoNAinG Sc, done to order. cr25U
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-15
EaE AREN'N
LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.

~ II z -A44A7 = 80 ;, .-'--1'
ON LOCUST BETH. THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS
sN. HORSES Buggiss, Carriages. $500 -,
sesz ~ and Omuibusse5 always Tor hire
Sc above Stable. Carriages fer excursions par
lies and funerals always hand prepared to board
horses an keel them in the best order. :.
nv ne new hack hereafter he kept ing constantly
during the day. and win b. steamboats, hotels etc. or ht
recommendation those wishing it. 1t VIA also oe
e 70 citizens to boats during the night by Leaving
orders at the stale. my9 e. L. DAGAtsAiO.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-15

LA e. y zzz-Z T -1E2 II g TT z 9EsE5
VISA TAKEN AT THE SUN BEAM
q p 2 d Z z HE POST OkFgC = 3.
j AVfHG made On entire change in my mammoth sky
Light, by which enabled to take much h2er pic
lures than heretofore that pared to takepie
lures all sizes that will favorab with taken
in the West
have also associated with for short time Br. j.
Wams who of many years experience by
which cement 10th may always
at tia rooms. ready to take pictures
rs ember the place opposite the Post ONCE.
n. B. We also prepared aud take likenesses
of eorpses at shorts st notice
ecs20tf t. s. W. W TIL ESTON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-15
Clothing, Gentiemem's Furnishing

GOOD ARTICLES, AND CHEAP.
RT EW sF0RB,--The undersigned has Just opened 3
70 Clothing Water street, between Vine and
Sycamore Streets inthe formerly occupied by Mr. av
lin Grocery. has received large stock Of Fall
Winter Clothing ofthe make ard of the latest
style Of cut. which will be sold markaby cheap All ar
tces Of Gen eueas Furnishing Goods such Shirts Col
lars. Cravas Socks. Drawers Handkerehefs &C.. &o OF
the finest varieties always be found this store and
astOnishingly cheap, Call examine for yourselves
epI8tf ADDAM JACOBS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-15

E40OTS And S5lo Ha--1ien's thick Bootsisents Kip y
~ Gal and Water proof do: Kir and brogsns:
Toys thick KIP Boots ynutls' Kin and Calf
zen Caldo boys thick * p and Wax Tosaps yontkss
Roam CaeAs: women K split Cas-. Sid aHdGraiaL
ed Boots Of all qualities -a.7lii -
Cur stock Bots and Shoes is itself to
close tuygrs We have sizes p
and from to 6. We depend entirely nj on
Boots Shoes pay rent win AND w not
let prOIaFt cash daa,e leavf
ii low prices VIII pTeve5t ia Is tEs ~ 80
Nek4ep the hestosk hossed side hraeed
be hatin MASSACHUSETTS, y etteetsnd chill fever
Inmates Wiii Hna better remedy t4u QuiDne ny
dry feet. taE -hotten We ors. arsE
bound TO- Fe sgillsel Nenyise the to
nov1o MORGAN KERN & PRESTON. =,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-15
g62y Es!TkR AND COPPER EsTAE3-
F,ESEE w FAT

EESHE EaENEE.
60 THOMAS SCANTLIN, of the firm ofScantlin
Eg s. Parvin, has returned from Princeton and take
sSs en- up his * Jdence permanently in THIS ctTT
Is q where be viii devote his decentralization to al.
branches ofther business Mr.. would call the aten-
ton of the public generally and his old customers
to their extensive stock of Stoves TIN and SHEET.
IRON WARE, and all other articles pertaining &c
their business They also prepared to do all sorts OF
Tin Copper and Sheet-iron Custom Work. Steamboat
work &c SC Also Tin and other metallic Roofing
done athe shortest notice andn the perfect style
CaII3ttbo store of SCANTLIN & PARV1N.
novI4 Main steet, bet FirstandSeeOnd.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-15

AEEErkECAN AND GTALIAN
= YaAERHsEAEf!

WHO BSALE AND RETAIL rcr
tcokxEE LOCUST STREETS 'Ev AEsvILLE.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-15

3 BRH G0GDs.-our stock of Dry Goods j. large ard
Ne bsSs IN Se and % Itself e pr
SeiI at Few York prices doing every day Were
7peettny enye the befre mr.
chasing. y novio MORGAN. KEEN & PRESTON 90
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-15
EOOTN 8 SuOEN

VIE subscribers have the largest and
complete assortment of Boots and Shoes brought t
TINS ey sting OF MEMS Coarse nd Zine Ladies
and Misses Shoes and Caters Boys Boots Shoes
and slippers. epi5' BENDRfCRS 8 .sieREA.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-15
CABIN WARE HOUSE.
TnTpEp AND SHINGEE DEPOT

LUMBER AND SHINGLE DEPOT!
ez---ss==sFsa have on hand large supply ofevery
81 variety Of ca hin ct Ware. OF the best worE-
80 zgsl- nanship and II @terial. Main, between
- Third and Fourth streets, Just ABOVE the
Court House. e,,, 4,
have just received 600 Poplar and Pine Shins9s and
large letof we'll seasoned Pine Lumber suitable TOT rloor
ing which would call the attention 81 builders anG
citizens generally before purchasing elsewhere s VIII sen
al the lowest market prices.
CABINET WARE MATE RIAL-always on hand in every
variety. with COFFIES OF all kinds and sizes.
Enquire the sce OF the establishment lust above tn
new Court House Main street. ROBERT FERGUS.
VIZ
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-15

MSJGh1 esLOSEs.--W. have few DOZEN Of Buria III
-2S Short s Buck Gloves for sale. rslsrte rs 84
noyl0 MOkGAN. KEEN & PRESTON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-15
HETNA INSURANCE UOREPANE
OF Elnrfrnrd Cnnnecticnf.

CAPITAL $500. OOo-GU paid in and infested.
Incorporate with perpetual charter
in 1919 and insures against loss damage by Fire
Dwelling Houses Manufacturing house,
hod furniture and merchandise general. Also inland In
the perls of Navigation Losses will be liber
ally ad justed and paid with promptness.
THOMAS K. BRACE, Pres't.
E. G.. RIPLEY, Secretary
~ Applica Insurance may be made the uhser
her aathorze5t receive proposals and issue pol
icies on favorable Insurance ofee Agency
in the West A. G. HALLOCK. Ag't.,
eylI-tf Main street. nearly opposite She Bank.
Bliss LUTON.
FNE partnership heretofore existing between the
dersEned under the firm Of Y. X Hendricks l. Co.,
v. K. HENDRICKS.
deel5-tf JOS II. HEN BRICKS.
CD-PAFcTNE sSEsBP.
II undersigned have this day formed eopartn ershiI
& the firm Hendricks & nc Rea, and will coat
the and Shoe business at the cd stand of v X Hem
| drjcls & Go. V. K. HENDRICKS,
| deeI2-tt W. 4. MCREA.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-15

hand Zine stock of Carpets styles from
EV 30 35 per yard. All desiring good
Carpets low rate viii find it to their advantage at
oetl2 -..fft JOHNSON & FRENGH'S.-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-16
OHIO.


New YORK Oct. Is.
We have, as yet only partial returns. but they
indicate increased Republican majorities. In the
Third Congressional District, Lewis D. Camp.
bell is reelected Pendleton, Democrat, In the
First District, and Grovsbeck, Democrat, in the
Second, are reported to be chosen. (Grovsbeck
takes the place of the treacherous Scott Harrison,
who although elected on the anti-Nebraska issue
generally acted with the BuchanieIs.)
In the Twelfth District, the contest is close
between Galloway, Republican, and Cox, Demo-
crat.
The Democrats claim the former and the Re
publicans the latter district. Both districts gave
Democratic majorities last fall.
Ashtabula county-Conneaut, 307 opposition
majority.
In the Cleaveland Congressional District, Mott,
Republican, is elected. In the 10Th, Wade, Re-
publican, is elected. In the Doth, Giddmgs, Re-
publican, is elected. CampbelPs election is still
little doubtful.
Republican County MayoritieS. 1000,
Summit 1850, Medina 1000, Hamilton 5000, Co
lumbiana 1850, Trumbull 1000 Stark 200, Ma
homing 200, Geagua partially 1853. The State is
conceded to the Republicans by thirty to forty
thousand majority.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-16
LOCAL NEWS

LEIcEsTER.-A correspondent writes that
the rally for Fremont and freedom, in Leicester,
on Monday evening, was an interesting occasion
throughout. AT the appointed time, Mir Hanson
L. Read, the President of the Leicester Fremont
Club, introduced to the audience, by few appro-
pirate remaks, Hon. John C Park, whose ad-
dress, of more than an hour and half, was what
might be expected from hm-a calm, eloquent,
and convincing argument for freedom, giving
lucid history of the rise, progress and abuses of
the slave power, and urging the necessity of de-
cisive action on the part of those entrusted with
the responsibility of the election, for the over
throw of the present corrupt administration. 1t
was rich treat oGhistorieal "reminiscences, inter
spersed with lively sallies of anecdots and wit and
entirely free from personal abuse of any kind
The most intense interest was manifested by a
thronged and attentive audience from this, and,
we believe, from all the adjoining towns, particu
larly from Spencer, Paxton, and Charlton, from
which places large delegations appeared in body.
The occasion was also enlvened by music from
the Worcester Cornet Band, and by songs from
the Spencer and Clappville Glee Clubs
At the close of the meeting. torch-light pro-
cession was formed, accompanied by the band,
and paraded through the streets of the village,
filling the air with rockets, and adding brilliancy
to the illuminated dwellings of many of the citi-
zens.
This is the first political lecture of the season,
with them, and 8ch an address will not be lost on
Sucb an audience.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-16

ADDITIONAL FoRGERIEs. - Since the an
nouncement of the bold attempts made on
Monday to pass several forged checks. we
have heard of the following additional for
geries which were also perpetrated on Mon
day
A forged check drawn in the name of G.
V. Fooi Co.. No. 70 Broad street. for 500,
on the Exchange Bank, was presented at the
bank, but not being promptly cashed, the
forger disappeared.
A check for 500, purporting to have been
drawn by c. W. Forbush on the State Bank
was presented at the counter and paid-the
person presenting it receiving one $500 bill
and two $500 bills on that bank.
A forged check on the Atlantic Bank, and
another on the Granite Bank for 5000, was
also presented tor payment, but on account of
the paper being too closely scrutinized, the
presenter in each instance beat hasty retreat.
Boston Times.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-16

BAD FOR BLACK Republicans IN VIRGINIA.
The Richmond Wing refuses to meet any,
body suspected of Black Republicanism in
the field of honor. That paper of Saturday
says:
We have only to say 10 Mr.. Kelly, Mr..
Parsons, Mr.. McIver, Mr.. Job Crabtree, and
all the rest of the crew, that we cannot con-
sent to accept challenges from anybody but
gentlemen. Believing them to be BLACK Re.
puollcans, and of course, not gentlemen, we
cannot afford to condecend to notice them
From this, it seems that there is a consid-
cradle party of Republicans in Richmond
". Y. Times.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-16

A PoLITIcAL DIscUss1oN-TH BucHAN1ER
4" In PAIN."-A political monomachy took
place at Brooklyn, n Y, on Saturday, be-
tween L. B. Chase, sham member of Con-
gress from Tennessee, and It. Gov Raymond
of the New York Times. Chase made sham
bling, incoherent, illogical speech, in which
he talked principally about the United States
Bank, and other obsolete ideas When he
had finished, after much foundering, he was
followed by Mr.. Raymond, who polished him
off in the most scientific manner. Time being
called, the champion from Tennessee arose and
said :-"Gentlemen, l am really in too mnch
pain. am compelled to stop
And so the meeting broke up, the Fremont
ers returning home in high glee, and Mr.
Chase going in search of Railways Ready
Relief or the Russia Salve.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-16

STATE INDsTRIAL SCHOOL AT LANCASTER
We understand that the State Industrial School
for girls, at Lancaster, which was opened with
appropriate public services on the 9th of August,
about six weeks ago, now numbers in the "fami-
ly" fifteen inmates in the "home" provided by the
bounty of the public. Most of them were previ-
ously so situated that misfortune and ruin would
have inevitably been their lot had not the kind
and protecting arm of the State been thus
stretched out to save them We are told by the
Superintendent, Rev. B. X. Pierce, says the
Fitchburg ReueiHe, that lit is really touching
to witness their buoyant joyfulness, and then to
learn the story lof their past lives and tempta-
tons. The school has thus begun its career un-
der most promising auspices for success; auoth-
er of the three houses already built will shortly
be opened They are all within the same grounds
at Lancaster, and under the care of the same
watchful Superintendent.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-16


MEssRs. EDIToRs In a communication in
the Spy OF 9th September, relative to the design
of Mechanics Hall, signed Justice are some
statements, SO much at variance with the truth
that feel called upon to reply thereto, that the
truth may be known aud the misstaiements made
by him corrected. And while do not claim that
the Hail " is a literal copy of the Army and
Navy Club House in London, l do assert
with the full assurance of the proof being readily
and easily obtained, the architect of the ''HaIr'
IS indebted To the design of the " Cub House"
for all the main features of the front OF the Hail.
Also, in like manner is he indebted to the Ire
mont Temple in Boston, for many of its internal
arrangements. And. further, it is a fact well
known to many persons, that the original design
for the front, drawn by the young German. and
which awarded the job to its architect, drawn
with the design of tie Club House before him,
as his 'store house of thought" Now, | do not
wish to detract from the merit of the architect, or
deprive him of any credit justly his due
Yet when " Justice" from the mere idea that
there is an impression in the community" that
the architect has been guilty of plagiarism rolan
teers in his defence, and perverts facts and the
truth, 1t appears to that truth and jnstice re-
quires the lacts to be known. l agree with jus
tice," that " no man rely upon himself alone,
without falling into repetition and mannerism !"
also that any architect is perfectly iustifabe in
awaiting himself of the idt as of others, fairly and
honestly obtained, and also believe that he is in
honor bound to give the credit where it is due,
and not as "Justice " has done, arroga;e that
" from top to bottom, in all its parts, there is
not a SINGLE thing single line copied, but that
it is all from his hand and the emanaton of his
own brain. For the verfcation of the statements
1 have made, feel they could be safely trusted to
the verdict of an intelligent community, could
they have the design of the " Club House be-
g. 4la
paTison with the hall.
Please give this place in your valuable paper
that merit may have its Just reward.
Yours, respectfully, TRUTH.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-16

The Democrats of Worcester are generous set
of fellows. They paid us literally for the use of
our telegraphic dispatches, on Tuesday, in ad.
vance of publication, and, if we may judge from
the roaring at the Lion" they got their
moneys worth. But last night they were careful
Of their loose change whether they had lost it
all in betting with the Republicans upon the
strength of the bogus despatch in the Bay State
that Pennsylvania had gone for the BUCCANEERS by
10000, or whether they preferred to have the de-
lusive idea of victory undispelled by the authentic
returns, deponent saith not-all we know is, that
last night they manifested no desire to hear from
Pennsylvania.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-16
PR ocLAMATIoN.

Whereas, serious dpprehenSionS are enter
tanned, that at the usual election to be held
at the Council House, in Wyandott City,
Leavenworth county, X. T., on the sixth day
of October, present, attempts will be made by
certain disorga'ti=ers to interrupt and break up
said election, This, is, therefore, to notify and
require all good and law abiding citizens to be
in attendance on that occasion, and be pre-.
pared to maintain the laws and the purity of
the elective franchise.
Given under my hand, at Wyandott City,
this I'd day of October, A. D. 1856.
GREEN NJ. ToDD, Sheriff.
By William ]. johnson, Deputy Sheriff, for
merly of New York.