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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-04
eVeIy
IS the hearts
republicans Of Wor-

- .ors of the glorious 9tn DIS
!, i or YOU to put the seal of condemns
upV Alexander Dewitt. who aided by his vOte'
.rsen. even from esn'sre, one OF tie accom-
: 81 the guilty assassin Preston S. Brooks
.bs murderous assault upon Charles Summer
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ExAw1sR youR TICKET, and see that y y
RIGHT throughout, thore are 90 many spurious
ones in the field.
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Dr. Henry SarE ems gives special attention to
'seases Of the Eye on No. II Worcester Bank Block
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Vocal and Instrumental q umdTflIss-sSpfs ID,
Thankful for past patronage, solicit continuance
OF the
N. P. GODDARD. First Violin;
J. NJ. ALDmCB Second Violin, and Promptcrj
W. Il HoBBs Olariuette
L. Po'"ERs, Cornet Piston;
B. d. RYAN, Double Bass.
Any number OF pieces furnished for Balls, Parties AS
sembes where Music is required, by applying n.
P Goddard, Mulberry street, j. NJ. Aldrich. No. Vine
street W. L. Hobbs, No, Carlton street, or al c. Lor-
ng's Music 8 re, No 203 Main street.
All orders promptly attended to. DIFF $50
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from the Boston Mercantile JouraaL
ls taE's 8aisa nl of " lid Eherry.-This
neulcio coming from respectable source ana careful
- ~ haIed BY an experienced and skul physician is
,o9lF "a by the public with confidence Its efficacy has
u freved in many Obdurats cases Of disease and its
tam mas rapidly extended. 1t has been extensively used
IN seFy part OF the country; particularly the Middle
and Northern States str 5ng testimony from highly
res ctahle and intelligent persons has been adduced in
IA Of its merits medy for Colds and Coughs af-
actons of the chest, diseased Liver.
Nc other cough remedy has attained so high re-
putatiOn.
None genuine unless signed L. BUTTS the wrapper
Prepared and sold. wholesale and retail only by SETH
W. FOWLE Boston, Mass, to whom all orders should be
addressed, and for sale by his agents.
AGENTS James Green, D. Scott NJ. B. Green Charles
Clarke Worcester; @. II Colburn. Leominster
o2l deodlw&wIt
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Dealer in NEW AND sECUND.HAND FURNITURE
g. CrOchcry and GInng Ware
Stoves Carpets, and all kinds Of House Furnishing
Goods
NJ B.-Oash paid for Second hand Furniture at %.
Main street, by j. L. HOOD
mcbI8 div
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leEPuBL'cANs, you wish to prevent the reipn
% 0aFdnerism in this county, go and vote the rea.
uiar Peoples Union County ticket
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no as o r ATMtsT)
WIZ meet his office patients hereafter from and
10 Bpm. No. wnInut sti
Worcester, May 20, 1864 du
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Highly Important 10 Rheumntics.-An
Ell ctual cure for rheumatism. Dyer's Healing Embroca
ton viii almost Immediately relieve person suffering
trom rheumatic complaints, and effect parmanent cure
Let all rheumacs try this remedy and satisfy themselves
as 70 the correctness Of the statement
For sale by David Scott, George r. Spur, and Drug
gists generally.
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LUTHBR'S CLOTHING HOUSE
No. 1 LincOln Homse Block,
S24 awtf
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a < rent Ess. Design aud Engraver upon Wood
Main street, House or 81 escant stree, An 49, III
meet Whprompt attenzu particrsr atten Mi ~
afting MACHINERY 5aSS al "'''H''i, pau
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! "A REMARKABLE CAsE.-Dr. Jacob Biyel,,,.
q boston, communicates to the Medi.eI snd
surgical Journal the particulars of a rarna+I
hole case that has been under his care for tho
n las, 40 ~ years The patientisa lady 10 years
oi age who at the age of SO or 40 ex IriS
enced severe fever, or RECOVERING ~,
when she found herself unable to retain ait G,-l
s IL iood or liquid on the stomach in any con-
siderable quantity. During the WHOM an
years she has never retained meal. bnt bao
y9nitea regularly at least three times dar
t ne vomiting is easy, and without min mr. ~
loFt' She takes her food with relish ana "
most instances throws it off quickly bentl
t G,.en Obliged 90 leave the table abruptly fo5
t tna1 purpose. Her daughter thinks sbs r ,o'
i iaI ABOUT one fourth of er food. She boe
lea an active life, in the enjoyment of ' co mas
a pg.e%' aegree OF health, except an occasional
b bsahek OF acute disease. She is still in fair
rn ga.en. ana has made journey of hundred
.nes "I'hln a few months. Her apnearanoa
6os '' Saa ana bearing, are those of person who
the the SmaI, benefited rather than injured by
support. 4eII lor her |
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CARIl IA ,rTifR pErrrIe-

Wedesire to cali the attention of the public to the
above notice, by which it VIII be that have pur-
chased the entire stock in trade Of b l. Harden Co,
The stock consists Of every description of
ID II J. GOODS GA RPEIS.
FEATHERS, HAIR MATTRESSES, FLOOR
CLOTHS, AND HOUSE BURNIGHIN0 G0ODS
To which will he added all the and choice styles Of
DRESS GOODS, as soon as they appear in the market
Mr. Hardon who has long been known IA The purchaser
Of goods for the Old Arm, will have charge the same
department in the news residing in New York. ana de-
voting his whole time to the purchase Of all kinds Of
STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS, he will possess unu-
sual advantages for obtaning the neWeSt Styles of
Goods, upon the most favorable terms.
Fer these reasons, shall be able to offer custom
eTs at all times goods at handsome per less than our
competitors cans and do not hesitate pledge our
selves net to be undersold by any one. We believe
therefore that it will only be necessary for show our
goods and prices to secure liberal patronage; and should
any person ever receive any other than the most polite
and gentemanly treatment from any one in our EMPLOY
they will confer favor by reporting it TO some
JENKINS, HAMILTON. s. CO..
successors 20 B. L. HARDoN CO. 146 Main 81
B. HARDON, O. " HAMILTON,
II. JENKINS, @. A. WHITE
Worcester, july %, 1886. az diff
Spring NOW ERs.
ED4 ,i nave now received our a a assortment
Tulips, IRIS
HYACINTHS, NARCIssUs.
CR0CUS, JOHNQUIiLS,
SNOW DROPS, GLADA0LUs, &c.
Catalogues sent by mail and orders promptly executed
NJ. B. GREEN Co.
OIL du 2l6 Main street.
Size and Price Reduced. From SO to 25 cents
bottle, Hanl'aonds LINN nt-th9 best Imminent in
use and one that used by Physicians wen the
people The label bears the certificate OF some Of our
bes physicians and citizens. An orders from merchants
and others. addressed J. @. HILL Worcester Mass viii
receive prompt attention.
IL Bear in mind that the price is reduced.
J. Q. HILL, Apothecary,
Jyl2 daWH Worcester, Mass.
Holden s. GrosyeRor'a GuudrilIe Band.
Music furnished for Balls, Parties, &c.
A. HoLDsN, First Violin;
K. DoBHAS, Second Violin, and Prcmpter;
n. @. LACKEY, Carinette;
j. b. GR0svEs0R, Oorne;
G. =. CUsHMAN, Contra Bass
Engagements made at A. Ma sh's Music Store, No.
American House Flock witch Isaac Eiske or eher the
above. dtf o2g
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9, h NICHOLS. mi. -.

- = wv AlOAaNs M Dss
r. ~ M 40 THIO pHYBIOIAN
VtFioE AND hEsDENuE 112 MAIN 81. OFrfoB HOUR
a., FROM TO y AND ITO 4 o'oLooK z. NJ.
Worceater Oct. 20 1853
Mra' y Goodwin, an experienced and success
mllWle hoan hrrpef IN readiness, day and night ~
HtanHfhe dnten 81 her profession Asadsnre 10 Austin
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DOCTOR F. ". MCGUIRE, SURGEON
% Salem Street.
" Office hours to4P M Advice free to the moor
AUS dSm H. W. MCGUIRE, NJ. D., A, b.
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RICE & NELSON
ATTORNEYS mud ,ouoseIgors M INV
No. I Werce ter Bank Block.
WORCR. srPP atAss
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d r. j. M. RICE.
Once No. Harrington Block,
Corner Of Main and Front Streeta DIR
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LIE BENBFAoTIoNs.-Tee contribution mad
~ me friends the of free in Kanzas. ave No.
ing much good. The first thirty bales a
SIioVhlrg have arrived IN Lawrence, and bova
oeeh distributed. Intelligence to this effsct
arrived IN this city on Friday. Sixty eases
more were in Leavenwoath city, and would
arrive IN Lawrence in day or two, M
gentleman from whose letter we learn those.
'acts' says that he has visited some of tho a.
uietS most distressed, and was overwbelmeeF
WIN the amount of forced restitution and snfl
Iettns. He had thought himself ramili,-
@tih the circumstances, by constant core
pohdenee with Kanzas, but had no idea If ,Io.
saw it, uhtil ne
g The success of the clothing committee tbps
IA Iai' Is such as may stimulate the friends oF.
ma M1hzas to further efforts. 1917 cas- es of cloth
ing nave already gone forward from tbe Ros.
t t oihce-this does not include onits- al
rom New ngland-though most Of tha s @,-
oleues and individuals interested have FsrE
ca through the agency ofthe Boston co,o,'i,
;eee. One half of this relief, it will be- sean
Is already IN the territory.-Boston 4t51e
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SIP ECIAL NOTICES.
soeinI Garherfnn.


rboI5. Soedmf Gasherings
ne Ladies of the Ceatre Missionary Sewing Circle
VIII give 4ooial Tea Party the Chapel in the rear of
lhe OAhfcb. on THURSDAY EVENl ING, Nov G. asa
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For Cistern Sink and Cellar Drains manufactured and
for ana by ne subscriber nc No - Mechanic seeet
THESE pipes are from three 10 Blk inches In diameer
they are nude of the best Of hydraulic cement are una
fcceI by moisture and II property laid VIII last Aa long
as The best Of iron pipe ~ use.
An persons Ia want Of such an article, viii do well 70
call a. above or at my boarding place. No ~ peasant
Htract.
Ps I am prepared to do all kinds Of Cement WORK,
such ns cemcntlbe cisierns ana cellar bottoms.
og an JAMES D. PECK
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w. RICE. ........ . n I, NErsoNs
jy31 dawtf ~ ~ A'-'''Na
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WtLLIADg DICKINSON
NoPAE PUBLIC,
zoo NO IlS Main street, Worcester
n12 IL
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ITTI NTNTWNTf =.
Wholesale md Retail deaersin OOfflNA ana NAsNHN
m ali k,pda. CONN Plates gyaue CiofhoR, &oi
No. "a Exchange street, corner OF Maldo B'eee
o dly
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Mr.. BCRDicK, member Of the House IRON
Pembina. informs us that b. has received let
ter from Pembina, stating that unprecedented
cold weather has been experienced in that region
this winter The mercury In the thermometer
for week, averaged 50 degrees below zero
The half breeds who hal started out on theiI
winter hunt, were compelled to return to thu
settlement, owing to the severity Of the weather
and they had also lost cattle and numerous
horses from the same cause.
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The News.

A mail arrived last evening from Dubuqe.--
We make the following summary Of news
The House has not yet been organszed On
the both, Mr.. CRawroRD proposed that the
House should elect Speaker by States, each
State counting one vote The proposition was
tabled, by vote Of lO5 to 72. Mr.. CHINO
NAN, Democrat, Of N. C., offered a resolution
pending that the Speaker should be elected by
plurality vote, II no choice shaIl be made on
the next ballot
A cowardly assault was made upon HORACE
GRKxLxr on the Both, by Mr.. Rrsr, N. g.,
from Arkansas. The correspondent Of the
Herald, ,elegraphs FROM Washington, the fol-
lowing ARRAY;
WASHINGTON JAN. 30.
Mr.. GREEDY was twice assaulted this after
noon by Mr. Rrsr, Representative from Ar
kansas
The first attack was made while Mr.. GREE.
LEY was walking down in front Of the Capitol,
Immediately af,er the House adjourned. lie
got about half way down from the Capitol
steps 10 the avenue, when Mr.. RUsr stepped up
10 him and calling him aside, enqured IL he
was Mr., GREELEY. lie then asked =" Are you
q non-resistant."
Mr.. GRKxLgr replied " that depended on cir
cumstances." Mr.. X. then struck him q blow
on the right temple, and followed il up by
Others
The affair was sudden. Mr. q. had his
Aazas W Va ssssa. ess.. sssle, 1r4 soall Jeakc
no resistance. lie said, /" Who is this man ]
don't know him"
Mr.. RUsr answered, Damn you, you'll
know me after this !" and walked ON.
Mr.. GREELEY coming along towards his lodg-
ngs at the National Hotel when near the
steps, Mr.. Rrsr met him and exclaimed:
Z" DO you know me now "
Mr.. q. said, II " Mr.. lsusr ol Arkansas,
believe"
Mr.. Resi- then raised cane and struck ut
GRErEs head Mr. g. varied OF the blow
from his head and received II on his len arm,
which was pretty badly bruised.
Several gentlemen rushed in and the assault
was stopped.
The Lowell Mass Museum was dcstroyo'l
by fire, on the Both. Loss, $4,000.
The steamer George law arrived on the 30th,
from Aspinwall with the California mails Of
January 9th and 100000 in gold. She con
nected with the Golden Gate, from San Fran.
cisco. No news Of importance.
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Attempt 90 Murder n Lumberman by q
ChippeW a Indian.

On Sunday, the 21tho of January. three Chip
pewa Indians came to Swan river, on the Mis-
sissippi, from some point below, showing by
their actions that they hal been drinking liquor.
In the evening one Of them, armed with knife,
made his way across the river to lumber shan
~. where he iound a umberman, whose name
we did not learn. alone lie at once attacked
him, stabbing him in FIVE or six places The
lumberman, unable TO make resistance, haloed
for help; but befor his companions arrived, the
Chippewa had escaped. He was unable to nc.
count for the attack made upon him, as he had
never seen the Indian before.
The settlers at Swan river Immediately start
al in pursuit Of the Chippewa, and having cap
tnred him, an ertempore jury the next morning,
sat on the case, and sentenced him to haitian
hours whipping with green sapplings. The
Indian was accordingly stripped naked, and the
punishment administered in the most thorough
manner. While the whipping was in progress
one Of the other Chippcwas ran to the opposite
shore. and set up the war-whoop, for the pur-
poe Of securing help from others of his tribe,
who were in the vicinity As soou as the lun,-
bcrmcn discovered his object, party started
in pursuit OF. and caught him; when h. was
compelled to undergo n like tiagellation with
the first. The two were then set at liberty
and they made as hasty tracks as their condi-
ton woald permit. for the brest.
The iumberman was not moa,ally injured. and
We learn FROM our informant that he IS now
slowly recovering
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TUE M,nneSot,an, u the "a inst. con
tains some ungenerous aings at Messrs. IxwIx
and FLASpR,u, in the shape Of a review Of theiI
speeches made on the contested case Of Nc
CRAckKS rs LrppEs. Col. IswN did not Ia
any respect 20 outside of his duty us Attorney
in the management IL thu eaSc. hut rather won
commentator from all who heard him for the
temperate tone Of his argument. Mr.. FIAx
| pRAu sustained the report made by him from
the Committee, ss h. was bound TO do in jus
tice TO himself and 10 the contestant who's,
claims he supported; and h. sustained it with
ability and dignity. IL is one Of the surst evil
dences Of ht,lcncss, when a simple report of
legislative prccceiings canno, be made, without
in,erlariing ii with misrepresentation OF the
euure ami bearing Of participants For our
part. who locked on the contrst in the light ot
display OF intellectual powers, as well as a
question where important principles were is
volv,sl, We lca the Council chamber with a
better opinion os thc capacities q each II the
speaScrs. than We had on entering IL Mr..
SrrzxR. who coninej himself 10 bar, state
uent OF the points .asoring Mr.. LrpDss, did 80
in q style which entities him to much praise /;
While the argumcn, cr Nr. UrDpKS, nu lacked
inernuoasnsss, was at The BIAS; a performance
which reisccts credit on his tao, ami ingenuity
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The English MissiOn.

A dispatch from Philadelphia Of the 18th
January states that Hon GroRGE ". DALLAS
formerly Vice President, has accepted the Mis-
sion to England in the place Of Hon. JAMES
NJ. BrcHASAx. resigned.
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MARRIED.

On Wednesday evening January sob, BY Rev. Z.
yEiLL, MI. ISAAC A. BANKER, Of g. Psal, TO Mis-
l.. N. BAucUs, 81 Waterford. ssrstoss eousty. n Y.
The BANKING business seems to DO increasing to q
alarming extent. Where 10 the Tsses'
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H.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
The House met ut ten o'clock. Prayer by
the Chaplain. Reading Of the jousnsL
A letter was received from Rev. X. u. Neill,
rendering an invitation to The members Of tbe
House OF Representatives, 10 attend the lecture
To bc delivered before the Historical Society
this evening, BY Hon. II. II. Sibley.
Notice vas given Of the introduction o. 'ne
following bliss
Mr.. Galbraith A bill TO establish and de-
fine tho boundaries Of Anoks cosnsy aiso
A bill TO divorce Ellen Mkenz'e rom ne'
husband. Wallace Mkcnzie. 80,
BY Mr.. DC 10 vergoe A b,li ,elatng 70
the distribution Of the school 'ano I'd o'o''y
county.
The following bus were 'nta.ec
by Mr.. HartenDower; 0M " Povmc m1
the location Of Iorfitons. tos1, run go
point on inc M'seiss'pPi nv1 cIPoa1 -
Crosso, via maf'on' nocnes's' %" "sn'of' WIG
to Msnsaio;
ny M oonnon pm snaung A
NJ a. drown t"c I'snt " eA'sc''s. sno HIM."
tam m.ry acro 'n' "'nns n. A..
ny mr.. Vov@ An sct 70 es's"'s& '"'
boundaries Of certain counties.
ny Mr. wn.'nsm an se' ~ o
Ine mofe sPoooy Puo''c"e"" VI w" W wv
Territory.
ny Mr.. farnnam an acs 70 ncFes.e tns
powers Of hc hcgenn u tse on"e"'y :"
Minnesota.
Mr. Whklhson onsren rso'u',", Ptvv"ns
Tor the printing o. 1000 cop'es On 'ne oove.lr
or's Message una the accompanying aocu"''''s'
Lost.
Mr. Int "nrrea = rsMnI'on aIire"ng " ~
COMMITTEE on rune b"''mnes 70 rnt .ne wv
hrcht Pabhc p"'"'pgs !" '"o '"y
AaoPt~i a., Ct. c-,..
MI. strglS rom inc oesect Ccmn.'N
appc,nod 70 nscSues,e Inv na. sr' ~ ms ~,
hstsd sen, %t"ech y. ~ ~. sH"s I'M -
W. kingSbury pr'~h'" ~p"' no" '"e
Commitur'
Mr huiit' rom tne same |o""""''' P"
scotsd minority rpmt
moum was "h"" u"t "" isF""' 80. v,
dence el'ci,m' bc'ore the Soinm,t'se So"u" !"
printed Inc motion was Nlop'm a.
n discussion ensuing a'un1ar@ ~ ~ uN
Tss ~ ssas =
The motion 20 print ~"S re'o"S'"'''"' "'" '''
report rcominitt"'
Hone bi'm, rom Couns,i, we'o tnen use y
up and The Council arnsndmenw 70 'ne D,a' =
extend The corporate ''"''s OF the 'own u nc"
derson, concnfrd ~. .,.
ihe M,sw'pg p'i's were 'ea" UNI" '""
ana P''s~n T,..
an nc, 70 p,ofme :" myms ""' 80 ~"
RAJ roam from ing lows ',o v'", 1"", ~
tonm, ana rm'pAa'. W 'n ~. ~, ~" '" 'o''
near ihseeN"c .nc,11 ~ ~ s"' $1,000.
., An Ac' 70 Pf"siU ,os 's" ~ go.
lcfriiortsh fonu IRON Inc Town W ~ o"H p"
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NlElODFONsi-s. n. q ". SMITHS celebrated
lv1 Meledeuas loas and hvorshiy Known to ths
Masieal world, have been rendered still desirable
by their method Of rcsg, and for which the first
premium vas given over all eomresness At the rrees'
Natieasl Pair.
Orders from any part Of the eesa,ry world, s~at
direct masufaetcry In Bostos with cash
factory reference, wi bs promptly attenaed and -
faithfuliy executed % " the parties rressat,
emp loved aEvRt TO select and reasonable
tsrms. Each instrument warranted
faicKs SHon cas- TO oSoo.
Prrssa. Who v sh TO hirs Msloieons With view Of
purchasing the end Of thu year, have thu
credited ss part Payment % the parehase money.
FACTORY AND WARE ROOMS
Dec 5-3mw AZ WssAiagtcs Street, Bosios, Nsss.
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d Z n . Il.

In N.s Sharon, Maine, ea the ie,h January JOSEF
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VANEwAY AGO, MANUFACTURERS AM

To-PARTNERS 1.-THE fARTNtRs
I cam po.tns s~r arm w,il Aervaass ~ JeAs SITTER
R.cAa-i fr,er Jc>spA frsss. rhemss Hancwsy, H~sry
A stil<s aaA WllAsm Fling. vto ~Ll ecntinoe The
ForiSx and Domestic Dry Geets Business " Importer
tai JsSters -
SITTER, PRICE 3 60,
We. ~ Nsrss, ssresi, PAilssslpAas.
Ne tsA lss %Lws
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GTyUCKER 4 STEINHAUS, CARRIAGE AND
II WAGON BUILDERS and FLOW FACTORY, No
I West Randolph street, Chicsgo, Illinois
ryAn articles manu- fse,ured BY ere warranted
eQusl TO any Supplied In the Unioa-
Cen m nications from Farmers Merchants, prompt
~ attended to, who will 6Hd worth their notice 10
write Us. u. G, sANDFORD,
oct ~ dAwsas Aseats
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Robert Iiasty was declared elected Surveyor
for the first district.
On motion of Mr. Wilson, the Convention
procc~icd 10 the selection OF Surveyor for
the Second District
Daniel Stanchfeld AMI y. y. Collins were
nominated The FIRST ballot resulted as fol-
lows:
Daniel S,anchfield rcnivi ~ votes
r. n. Collins II
Daniel Stanchfcld was DECLARED duly elected
Surveyor Tor the Secuod District
O. motion Of Mr. Sctrr, the Convention
ppsssstAd 20 ballot for Surveyor for the
Third District, wn IAuvcr. ~ b. HUFF. and
j. Il. Dixon were ncminned:
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r, GORGE y. CROSS, dealer in all hSnds Of HARD
VI WARE, 81 -. Anihony, hss nov on hand soo-i
pply Of all articles IN hs line Aiso, Agent r CAGE,
Porter Co = celebrated ssws Of all kinds md DAVIS
Psssat ssifA dlastins Chums
with En- expsfsenee Of sis years IN the uxrdwsns
bustne.s the Subscriber feels eoshden that be " III Be
ah,s give sssfseten % all ~aa dnd eenveres' ~
pnfroaiIs him.
lrCoaatry Trade Is rssPsettslly solicited.
O. Y. CR0Ss
-. Ansheay, No. . Kiss's building, Lower Tsws
Dee. .. less. w3m
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DISPLAYED NOTICES.
W01' IN Kansas.

on ACCOUNT OF THE
TROUBLES IN KANSAS TERRITORY
Coils Rs,ovsrs Drh knivss shot guns and plsmesis
Of ell kinds from fine pocket cutlery to he rugged break
ing plow and large assortment Of House Furnishing
Goods Wooden Ware, Tin and Stoves Of all kinds, will
be sold the peseeabls eis~ns Of Minnesota chesp or
cash, an TO country merchants at liberal discount
aud On very accommodating terms.
BAKER 4 BANGS.
Al their old siand, Brick Store. corner Third and
Minnesota streets, 81. Paul, Minnesota. Feb5 smw
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TaUasDAY, FEBRUARY !, 1855.