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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-07
100 Fruit Trees,
BY E. w. VAIL.
A DMINISTRAT SALE OF

IL Il l. r $ t A TE!
AT AUCTToN!!!
By license of Court, will be sold public auction. on
Saturday, the 18th Day of April
Insta at IL O'Clock in the forenoon the premises the
following described real estate being the estate d
the late Samuel Bacon, deceased, to wit:
About 5000 feet OF land susted on the south side Of
Oxford Place. in the city of Worcester together with the
COTTAGE HOUSE on the same. The house is in perfect
order containing rooms, with wood house The lot
covered with various Fruit Trees in bearing condi.
t0n There is hard and sft the premises To
any one wishing TO purchase pleasant and convenient
residence, this is opportunity The location
Somewhat elevated, mmandiug view of most of the
city, and is very convenient to the business part OF the
city,
Terms made known at sale.
- oATHARINE 3. BACON, Administrative.
Worcester, April s, 1856. dts
O. VALUABLE ESTATE AT AUCTION.
H,l. The celebrated AMES' PAPER MILL, at
- Springfield, Massachusetts with abont fonr acres
of land adjoining it, on which are BRrcK STORE and
STORE HOUSE, and three DYELLING HOUSES AL
So about twenty three acres of Land the opposite side
OF the street. which there six DWELLING HORSES
BARN. and other nut buildings. The Houses will be sod
together, or separately, as purchasers may desle
- also, DWELLING HOUSE and half acre Of LAND on
Cherry Lane.
Also, the DWELLING HOUSE built by John Ames and
small Brick House near the same.
The United States Lower Water Shops adjoining the
Paper Mill are expected to be market SOON and their
occupation will tend increase the value of real estate
in the vicinity.
Ine SAFE viii take pace at the store the premises
WEDNESDAY, APRIL Both, at o'clock P N.
Terms of payment 10 per 10 80 days and 10 per
cent In six months, with good security The baanse to
be secured by mortgage payable in one two and three
ears or at such shorter time may suit the purchaser
Springfield. OLIVER AMES 4 SONS
ap1 dtap30
o. o. ADMINIST ATOR'S SALE
MB,,. OF
IL REAL ESTAT
b. license of Court will be sold public auction at the
dwelling house lately occupied by ASA RICE
in West Boylstou, on
Tuesday. the 9Th Day of A priI instnnt,
At O'Clock in 1.-THE afternoon the following Real Estate
to wit; That
VA U 4 b LIE FARM,
Which said Asa Rice occupied at the time Of his death,
situae in the southery part of WEST BoYLsroS onthe
road to Shrewsbury, three miles from the Common
and one mile from the Summit Station; and consisting Of
about 100 acrss of EXCELLENT LAND Of easy cul.
tvation and in excellent conditions we'll waered and
principally fenced with stone walls; 4 LARGE OR
CHARD, Of variety of the best Of fruit and Wood
Sufficient for the of the far much young grow
ing wood.
The buildings spacious and commOdious consisting
Of twostory yelling House large Barns and other
convenient out hui dIngs amt all supplied with good
watsr ty aqueduct.
u The terms will be liberal, and which with other
particulars, will be known sale, or by application to
John D. Lowell, Or the subscriber
ASA Il. RICE, Administrator
E. B. LAMs0N, Auctloneer
ans d2tswts&w1t*
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a FEW REASONS WHY THE MECHAN
IN IOs' UNION SHOE STORE COMPANY car, and
do 5 Il ess than any other store
lst, Low Rens; ID, Low Expenses 3d. Low Profits ard
Large Saesi 4h, The object not 10 accumulate CAPITAL
but to furnish goods at the lowest prices, 9TH No bad
debts an cash. and only One Price saves time and ex-
penses Of two ~ three clerks, in qubblng with
ers about asking one price and taLiug another
ap5 d6t
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WMT ANTEp--At the WORCESTER WATER CURE, a
" strong, healthy American Girl or Woman. VITO
understands and can do, MASKING and ironing.
april 1855. dawtf
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yENHE FRENCH LANGUAGE,-Mons. and
Nine. BoREL,.de R0ssIMIERE respectfully give
noce that they continue to give instruction in the French
Uheir native) Language.
They propose to form two classes upon the fifteenth of
April inst One for Ladies' and Gentlemen to meet Tues
days and Fridays, at O'Clock P. NJ, their rooms No.
10 Exchange street. The other for Chldren to meet on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at o'clock p NJ
REFERENcEs-Jules f. Malignon, Boston; Rev. Messrs
4ae, Bent, Morrison, and james, Mr.. Eli Thayer, Drs
Joseph and Henry Sargent Worcester.
Worcester, April 1st, 1856. DIFF
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MUNN's INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
STREET UP sTA1Rs.........2ss

'ENo CARPEN TERs.-A superior carpenters
FLOW can be bought low by applying as above
an American boy desires to learn the carpenters trade
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BE 81 3 o.,
BOTANIC DRUGGISTS, NO. S4 FRONT STREET
Who'll sale and Retail Dealers in fresh Medicinal Roots,
Banks Herbs Flowers Gums Seeds, Essential Oils, Elk
tracts Plasters, SC, &c. which propose to cell at
prizes thar cannot fail to satisfy the purchaser.
Worcester, Jan. 80 deop&w3m.
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A LARGE LOT OF NEW GOODS, re.
IN c'vcd at the UNION SHOE STORE this day,
making their assortment good any In tile city. No
excuse for going barefoot this weather. when YOU can
app iet % ' ~
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Anftioll5.
COUNTRY SEAT AT AUCTION.

o. COUNTRY SEAT AT AUCTION.
- shall SELL on SATURDAY, April 18th, ct three
O'Clock IN the afternoon the premises the estate owned
and occupied by RANSOM RICHARDS situated on Pratt
one mile from the Post oice containing one acre
Oh iaid With HOUSE and BARN
On the lot are about
100 Fruit Trees,
Pear, Cherry, Peach sc ''-'-49 VI HSP's
az ognngs are nearly new and in perfect repair and
Terms LIBERAL, AMI made known at the sale For t,r
Their particulars inquire Of Mr. Richards on The n,;ss.
OF Oh EZEk TEL DANIELS, Auctioneer
ap4 dts
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1LACh SILkS.--MY STOCK on BLACK
elLhs IS now very large, and comprises most of tho
Bfhdes which have for may Yeas been manufactured Far
me house II A. \, stewart Co.. New York and which
we mad such unparalleled success in point Of service
aP1 YIN MARTIN STOWE
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n. mbHOl DENi ES.--A new stock Of EN-.
NJ BRoLD ERIES, Just received Muslln ooiIrrs
See ana Vrochet Collars, Muslin AMI Cambric Under
sleeves. Collars and Sleeves to match, Muslin and Cam
so ana lnserngs, Lace Flounciugs and Beads
par'ment, all Of which will be sold very cheap
April 2, 1856. iN sAVwE.
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90 Eet.

o. FOR SA LE|OR TO ENT-A House
.;,il on Lagrange Street. Apply at this office.
sAsss.Ax ap4 diff
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GREAT ARRIVAL.-l33 PIECES OF RTCa
M FANCY SILKS from New York Auctions. mi If
which VIII be sold less than they be bought elsewhere
III 'ne oiy' ny MARTIN STOWE.
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- Com Ia OnweaIth of Massachusetts.
In SENATE, April l 1856.
On the Petition aforesaid Ordered that the petit
cause attesed copy of their petition, with this order
thereon, to be published in the Worcester Daily Spy six
mes surceasvey, and the Worcester Palladium aud
Worc5s er E t. week each, days least before
the teenth day of April current that all persons inter-
esed may then appear and show cause ny they have,
why the prayer of said petition should be granted
sent down for concurrence. P. L. cox, Clerk.
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: II i. e q. BALDWIN B Co ,

FUTILE g. M0SES, Auburn, N. Y, GENERAL AGENTS.
NIB. $lo9 aud postage stamps enclosed to any au.
thorized Agent, viii hottie Of the Pills by
mai
For sale by WM BUSH & Co., Wholesale & Retail
Agents Druggists generally dawty mch1S
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Glotbin9.
yVHos. WHEELoCK s. co.
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
CLOTHS, CLOTHING.
FURNISHING GOODS;
No. 7, WO cester House Block,
Corner of Main and Elm Streets,
WORCESTER.
eBGARMENTS MADE TO ORDER ga
THOMAS WHEELooK s.B. WARD
GU 5 TOM CLOTHIN
We have this day opened of the best selected stocks
of CLOTHS and YEsTNGs of all kinds and varieties to be
found in Boston and New York markets.
Those in want of
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING!
VIII please bear in mind that from our establish
ment for STYLE OF CUT, beauty of make and finish is
second to none in the city. THAYER EAMEs,
apzdd Harrington Corner, cor Main and Front Sts.
EADY-MADE CLOTHING,-We have
Just made large additions our stock aud are now
prepare to sell new and fashionable styles of CLorBIYe
and FURNISHING GooDs less Old goods are marked tc
cost You will please remember the fact and give ne
call before you purchase THAYER 4 flames
apZdt Harrington Corner, cor. Nam AID Front Sts.
RtALL fN.-Gentemen, we are receiving the best
~ assortment of Cloths, Cashmere Doeslns and
vestngs, that you nd in the city; and we can make
uen lnto garments IN style that equal tn any found
III tnS ety. MECORNEY BlGELoW;
mchzo daw4W Merchant Tailors.
agas. FRUIT TREES, sc.
=. WORCESTER NURSERY
(S0UTHBIIDGE STREETl
Is well stocked with choice variety of FRUIT and OR
NAMENTAL TREES and SHRUBS, such as Apple Trees
Pears, Plums, Cherries, Peaches Aprcots Nectarnes
Ounces, English G loose erries Choice Strawber.
riesi Dutch Currants Antwerp and other Raspberries
Grape Vines, &c, all in fine order for transplanting.
The collection OF STANDARD and DWARF PEAR TREES
tiYated N
Also, great variety of
ORNAMENTAL TREES AND SHRUBS.
Balsam FRS, Norway Spruce and other Eyerpreens
Scotch Larch European Mountain Ash Horse Chestnuts
weeping Willows, Linden and Tulip Trees Honeysuckles
for their neauty.
Arbor Vita, Ruekthorn, Priyet &c for hedges.
Flowers, &C.. &c. NN-
ASPARAGUS RooTs, RHUBARB or PIE PLANT &C
GARDEN and FLOWER SEEDS, in great variety.
BUDS and scIoNS, of large variety of Choice Fruit
quality f'-S
EARLY CABBAGE and TOMATO PLANTS, suitable for
transplanting.
GJ1he Nursery has been removed from the old stand
corner of Main and Austin streets to its new location on
Southbrdge st ee short distance below the Junction
railroad station and about Is mi mites, walt fro, tb ~
Hall. w ~
Orders promptly attended to- and Trees &c. packed to
go safely any distance.
sAML H COTTON, Prophet r.
Worcester, Sd Month 2lst, 1856 mch29 daw6w
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sILKs. SILKS. SILKs.

Fifty pieces of English Crown and Swiss Black Silks
Of our own Importation. Warranted not to crack or
change lustre, on wearing, at greal Bargains
Three thousand yards, new styles, BARREGES and
TISSUES which will sell at about TWO thirds the orig
inal cost.
One thousand yards SILK and WOOL BARREGEs,
worth 25c for 15c.
Having purchased a BANKRUPT STOCK, of
GLOVES, HOSIERY, & EMBROIDERIES.
We are enabled to or greater Bargains in these Goods
than heard of
These two Stocks combined, makes the largest Retail
Stock in Worcester which, being purchased at great
Bargain, enables us to offer the lsrgest selection
Al the Lowest Cash Prices.
N. B. The sale will commence on MONDAY next.
when every is solicited give us call before pur.
chasing.
REMEMBER THE PLACE!
THE NEW CHEAP STORE.
Nos. 5 and Worcester House Block,
MAIN STREET, WORCESTER.
WILLIAM LOCKE C 90.
March 20, 1856 DIFF
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CARPETS CARPETS My Carpet Ware
~ Rooms are now wel-illed with all the varieties and
modern styles o. Carpets to be found in the Market rang
ing from 20 cent Cotton to a Velvet Tapestry
Customers can buy their Carpets cheap this year with
out climbing long fights Of stairs as all my goods are
displayed on the FIRST 1oor. MARTIN STOWE.
ap2 dim
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GOOD EFFECTS OF Dir. HILEs CORDIAL
w BALM OF sHRIACJM.

Can be applied to those who wish at DR.. O. A. HLL's
ape ditf
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MESSENGERS NOTICE.

worcester, So. April l. 1856
A LEXANDER II. BULLOCK, Esquire, Commissioner
"A of Insolvency, in and for the County of Wor
ceser has this day issued against the Estate Of
j. SUMNER KtNsMAN, of Ashburnhan, in said County
mason an Insolvent Debtor and the payment Of
any debts or the delivery Of any property belonging to
the said lnsovent Debtor to him. for his USE and the
transfer of any property by him. forbidden by law
The first meeting Of the creditors of the said solvent
DEBTOR vii be held at Court of Insolvency. at the office
of the said Commissioner in Worcester in said County
Oh the sixteenth day of April instant O'Clock in the
Forenoon for the proof OF debts and choice of an as
signee assgnees.
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I'LL SOAP $50 bills. Oil Soap in store and for sa,
W in lots to suit. nv s q A. j. HOWE
.Do
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MARRIED.

DIR. A. j. HOWE.
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A CARD!-EB. LAMsoN would respectfully give
IA notice to the citizens Of Worcester ami Worcester
county, that having made arrangements take the Auc-
uon and Commission stand of A. Putnam, nos So and
o. VAN street, he will hold himself in readiness, at all
him - - 1890 :"
ne viii also give his personal attention to sales in any
part Of the County or State; such Administrators AS
Sshees, Sherihs and MOrtgagee's Sales and sales of
ea Estate Houses Furniture private residences and
Farmers Stock. Charges REASONABLE.
having mad twenty years experience in selling in this
county the subscriber is conf lent he will be able TO give
satisfaction to all that wish his services
H. b. L. will also attend to the apprasng of propertv
apps dawtf " P''F'''''
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Anil 2. 1shl

NEW GOODS FOR BOYs, wan
~ The beat stock q Childrens Goods 10 be- found A.
the city, for sale at Nos and Clarks Block bv "
An.po ,o.s MARTIN STOWE.
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'ENO BE LET--A desirable tenemen, on Harvard
st. Sl60-a very low price
fmvn
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Boston ADVERTISEMENTS.

ENLOUR! FLOUR Having received the
y Agency of the superior Jos. Hall h Co. Flour
call the attention of Grocers to its examination war
rant this brand unsurpassed. A. H. ADAMS.
fH diff ia State Street. Boston.
EUANO !-PHOSPHATE OF Lime!
N The above named with all other Fertilizers are
constantly on hand and for sale by the subscriber Or.
ders by mail, promptly attended to-
A. q. ADAMS,
f27 diff ia State Street Rostou
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W MOUsEK EEPER S.-lThrec capable girls
WIN good city references, dcsire situations.
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1Dalts.

WANTED MMEDIATELY-6 or 8 ex-
Wv perienoed hands to wire honneis
ap4d6t* MANSON b B0WKER, Flagg's Block.
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WEfDI hetiiPfIys--STh J
CLARKES OELEBR irED FEMALE PILLS.-Preparad
from prescription Of Sir James Clark NJ D. Physician
Extraordinary to the Queen This invaluable Medicine
is unfang in the Of all those painful danger
diseases incident to tie female constitution.
1t moderates all excess, all Instructions, and
brings on the monthly period with regularity. These
Pills should be- usei two three weeks previous 70 con-
nement; they forlify the constitutions and lessen the
suffering during labor, enabling the mother perform her
duties with safety to herself and child.
These Pills should not be taken by females during the
first three months Of pregnancy they are sure to BRING
on miscarriage, but at any her time they are safe
In all cases OF Nervous and Spinal Affections pain in
the Back and Limbs Heaviness, Fatigue on Slight RXer-
ton Palpitaion of tie Heart, Lowness OF Spirits, Hyse
res Sick Headache Whites and all the painful diseases
oecasonel bv dsordered system these Pills will effect
a cure when all othermeans have failed and although
powerful remedy contain iron. colonel antmony.
a;y other mineral.
Full directions accompanying each package. Price in
the United States aud Canada, 0ae Dollar.
IL. a.n.. 4 a. (Nr nj
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~ FARMERS who wish TO improve their
E[eKIT stock will find at the stable Of the subscriber
WW Am Imported Durham Bull, and
uu-4A~<a&saso, an AYRSHIRE BULL.
Both Of these Bulls fine auimaa and will be shed
TO service" as above through the season.
He has also TEN NEW MICH COWS which will ha
sold at a low figure. ELLIOTT SWAN
apS dawtt Washington Square Rolel, Worcester.
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Wercesrer FEvdropnthic Institution

Worcester BydrOPathic lnstitutiOH
on Arch and Fountain SIS, Forester, Mass. The
proprietors Of this Iusttutio9 aim 20 make It COM
fortsble home for nvaKds at all seasons. The location liz
elevated and healthy yet easy Of access from all parts Of
the city.
The nedical department is conducted by DR. S. RoGEBs
and has never been limited to the exclusive use Of wate
Those cases which seemed 10 require other treatment
For terms, &C, address
E. F. ROGERS, SUPERINTENDENT
Out door practice attendedto. Office hours to PM
au27 dEWtt
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EOPARTNE NOFICE.-The un.
- dersigned, having purchased the stock and become
successors 10 the business of Messrs RUGGLES NOURsE
MASON CO., at Boston and Worcester have this day
formed eopartnershp for the purpose carrying on the
same under the firm Of NOURSE, MASON 4 CO. and
will occupy the same places of business.
JOEL NOURSE
PETER HARVEY,
SAMUEL DAVIS
Boston, April LIST, 1856. ap4 d&wtf
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N. b. We wish to say TO the buying public generally
that our goods are purchased exclusively for casa there
much less than those who buy on credit shoud Won a.
US with call, goods will be cheerfully and Freely
shown, and, think, At prices that viii ensure your con-
slant patronage, PLEASE CALL, and see II It Is not az
above represented. and az
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-05

United we have the power to defeat the Old
Line Ticket. This unity is what We have
been zealously urging fcg months past, as Of
fering the only Aope Of success. Itbas been
most happily attained In every other part
Of the State the Americans win lend an en-
thusastio support TO the Peoples ticket. Let US
notinjure them and their hopes. By placing trl-
vial objections to ta:s t.eko@ @1oZs che :'recon-
cilsble objections we sSass entertain against the
Old Line ticket let US SHOW our enemies
tHat ihs;s dc:estation and enmity can be as
vfarrnty returned as. they dare Indulge in then.
&c our injury.
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APPOINTMENT. RI THE GovERzoa - hre.
E. Vinton,>of Marion county, appratser, under
the act of the General Assembly, approved
March 9, 1856 to apprsise and value The ma
chimes, tools, materials, and unfinished manu-
factur ed articles at the State Prison, in cQn-
ne2tio1 with an appraiser to he appolnted by
the present lessee, on the 10Th day Of June,
1306.
D1REcroRs OF TIE STATE PR1soa -Sau.ue!
ssvits, Of the county Of Clark and Grafton F.
" The 4ct OF the Sd Of March, 1855
G:ate Sss..sSe!.
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THE a:sEAr auss,AN re aEDY

! nv Don z l. I3iHGO
Y p Every mother shoud have boz inthe house
sandy ia OF acs,d nts TO the ohidteR."
sEeA irzlg5s ssussia SaIVc.
Itiss ,stBn remedy CT thirty sears standing and is
reto,ulrended BY Ih! syiaEs. II is and speedy
cure for Burns Phi s. Boiis Corns. Fesons Chlbiains,
AMI od Sores Of every ktd for Fever Sores, Ulcers
Itch. scad eaI ettIe Rash, BGnions. Nipples
treeoam rssd ID bv utsesf WhiIIoss. Sites. Testers.
Flea Bites spider Stings. Fruzen Limbs, Salt Rheum
SHnvy, Sore Cracked lips, s0re Nose Warts
Flesh Wounds, lisa most uabe- remedy and care,
whict be testified /! thousands " no used it
in 5a city Of nst nH vicinity for he last trty years.
In noIms1nco 81 this Sa 'o'an ini rs, nterf
with IA hysican's prescriptions r. is made from the
parss. materials, from recipe brought from Russa--"f
Irtices growing III thai country-and the ropriTlars
ha%eieters res, al classes clergy pb3 sicians
c4ptains, nurses, and others wio have tts II bsm
selves and nd it 10 others Readings Russia
Save is pat IT barge tin boxes stzfneed the cover
Ia picture OF hease-sud disabled @oIdier, wbta
picture also engraved the wrapper. Price p eet
box. Rk"ptNG & Co. ProprietOrs,
KELLER. FAkNSLkYeG co AGENTS,
sp1G&wiy Evansville Ind.
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Electors ana ne,esar7s

/. Ths following Eloetors and Delegates K2re
nominated by the Peoples Contention
FfRsT DIsrRlcr-- i5-sct5r-jdme$. C...Y each
OF Spencer Contingent james I. Emhroe Of
Gibson Dris5t5tss i5slard Garrerterof & IN
dorbufsI,, Andreg Lewis and Wm. " Nor.
risen Of Narricl,
% ilGsraFcr Reported that the selection
OF Delegates and ELECTORS w0teid he made by
tie District ccnYBntioa
81 DIsTRiC1=- E1sct5T-Jamos Y. Allison OF
] efforSpn; CsntinQent---.J Cox Of Monroe; Del
egates-j, j. Cummns Of JACKSON; VIM. Sharp.
Of jennings; II. g. CARRIER OF Jefferson: Con
tingents-J. Hill Of Bartholomew; NJ. i:unter
0f Monroe; Isaac Rector Of Lawrence.
4th D11TREcT- E'e:t4g:-.Iohn D IIowiand,
Eof Franklin; (lfnfipgsnt--E B. 'o!tu:,o DaarA
born; DeEcqstes--Geo. 3. Buell., of Dearborn;
j. H. Farquhat Of Franklin; Thomas Saith.
of Ripley; Gontinge1ats Thompson, Of Pc
catur; q, ". Harrama,., ct Ohio; Il. D. Hal,
Of Rush.
5th DISTRICT E2ect9r-D;rvid Eiizare, OF
/ Delaware; Fontinqent-NeiSon Truster, of F y-
cite; De'eqases--Jacob B. Italian, Of v'ayuo;
Martin L. Bunny. of heary; BENZ f Ciaypoanl,
of Fayette; Csatingents Y. MONKS. (of
=. Randolph; N. c. Smith, OF Delaware; Thoaels
/ w. Bennett. of Union.
/ 9th DtSTRICT- E1ector-k orato G. .>ew-
comb, of Marion Contingent Reuben A. Ri
/ ley, Of Hancock; leq4icS--,Toasthan s. Har-
w., Of Marion; james Rtche.v of johnson;
5Jos s. Miller, of Hendricks; ontnqeEts--ke
8A. Rifey, ". j. Peaslee. Of Shelby; h. " Il.
/ Ellis. Of Esrion.
,TH DIsrRIcr--E 5cctoy-Wr,. G. Coffin OF
parke; Goalt'5lq II Joseph N Briggs, Of syulli-
van; De't.yates-Gee. X. Steele, of Parke;
: N,uu IF D,,t Eoo A 4II;.o, ~
Owen.
| sra DIsrBIoT- Z 'el:tt-WsC, Wilson; Co,,-
! tiaqNnt-,Tesse Harper; Delegates-5 1inos viii.
son, Of Montgomery; Il. c. Gregory. OF Tip
pecanoe; VIM, bowers, Of Boone; Consisgepts
w Il. Mallory, Hiram ALIEN, James I. Suit,
Of Clinton.
9rH DIsrRIcr-E 1ector- Daniel D. Pratt. u
Cass; C0utipgent---D g. Rose. of Laporte; De-
fegates-D. e. Rose, D. R. Bearss, Of Miami;
7. Il. Rfnghur>t. of Cass; Coatingsnts chm
/ Il. Harper. Of st Joseph; James H. Tyner, OF
Miami; X G. Shryoek. of Fulton.
! 20rE pisIRIcT.- Eject2r--J H. Mather OF
/ Eikhart; toatageat-- iieudrce, of Steubcn;
/ I2eLeeafes--s. T. Power of Kosciusko, Mitch
ell. of Noble, Samuel Hanna, ct. Allen
i llTI EG>TRTcT--lIe<fGr--M S. Robin
son Of Madison; Coa,tinqAat--J. e. c. Smith of
Jay; Deiegatee--James d. Conner Of Nl&ash,
] G D. AEnfry,e EFF Hoi,al5l Isaac Eandevantcr Of
/ Grant; Coi1tingelt--CT. H.. %foss az Hamilton,
A. v Delong Of Huntington, HerEoy esavens
iof Madison.
The Nominating Cotanaitteo slsa +ssfosted
the following list Of
! ELEeToaS FOR raE STATE At LARaE-- Sam
ue, W Parker Of Fayctte, John A. HendrilEys
Eof Jefferson; Contingencies John A. Matscn C5
Putnam, D. S. D4ilyof Clark
DELEGATES FoR THE SrATEtAT LARGE
! Henry 5 Lane of Montgomery, JOHN D. De-
frees Of Marion, VIM. II. Damn of Jefferson;
C0ntjpge';ss--i. 81. Wright of Cass. c. s.
Ortiz Of Tippcuance. c. Il. Test of Wayne.