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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-07

O,UNTB MOKnRLL AUCrIONEBR.-THE EHrIRK
stock In store No 2 Bro.dvay, Resoe street.
be sold auction this morning lOh oclock 1old
ewelry sets OF ornameps se In cameo god stone mossc
gohc bunting and kess gentlemen Ia
variety; asn Other ewelry too 70 describe AGO.
inv oil paintings ait frame mirrors, Of ensmeIled
chamber furniture msresses beis becsesds srbe top
drcssna bureaus marine top tables. music stands cochs
gold and metallic hroors and marble table rockers
&c B-My friends and the public generally VIII favor
with their
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-07

1915 o'cloek store and Ircoms ga and es Broad
way, corner o. Bleecker street rich ard fashionable
cabinef furniture. being the entire manufactured
stock Of ri the larse mauufscinrers removed
for couvenenoe Of sale the whole 70 be sold without
anoding psxcs vshing N purchase frs Far
pure opportunity 10 obtain he beet articles u low
Buyers win be afforded facnv boxing and shipping
scles bous can remain on he premises es Of uossge,
until uay The catalogues v be ready and the goods
be examined Monday. The sock consists OF rosewood
Dahogaav. and OAK and walnut psrsr, dining room and
chamber furniture. viz elegant solid rosewood paror
IN s.n brccasl and c<he. coverne.; rehy carved
wood of superior and beeuy OF fnish
speodh French secretaries bootcsses esoreoires
csbine solid rosewood centre pier, side and soa tables
vih italian marble card tables and other
fancy abe dining room furniture snpor eri snson dining
tables elAbor~tey carved sidcbssrds, chairs
chsmber rosewood and mahogany bedsesda Of
Louis XIV Elksbchian and other fashion able styles
wAshssanda marble side and dressing sbes
vhafpoa and rush sect chairs superb
eled celebrated manufacture fsv
anything usually offered auctions Also fr~och plate pier
and oval mros In richly orramened gold GIT frames At u
O'Clock superior 81 and octave pisnoortes
from city makers, piano stools In various coverings
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-07
[,akKr n. NIooLAY. AUCrIoNhER.

. J, BLEBCKER, AUCTIONEER j. BLpECKRe
co will sell on Monday, April IS at the Merchants'
hange the valuable three story and attic brown stone
Seventh and Hshth avenues with The three lots adion
house 15x46 lots % Deep street 10 0O feet WIDE and the
rounding improv first class About half
~ 9 per cent. Maps &C. ct the office. No Broad II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-07

CoNsf AsLK's sALB or pURNIrURs, CARPRrIN0
crochery and plated BY virtue Of several
will cell Wednesday san inst at l0> o'clo g
Bs.eyy ROSEWOOD suis covered in push and hair cloh
pieces of English esrpetng bedsteada mattresses beds
looking gAsscs and mirrors oil pantings sofas chairs
rockers tab and large lot Of and plated
BY order OF J. fRIRDM an COHEN, constable.
A. n Cklbr ALAR, auctioueer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-07

r ARGK GALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNIfURE-H r
IL LEEDS Gala particular attention hts large
household furniture take place this day Isl West sghh
street, the furniture of 20 rooma.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-07

pHILIP =. WILKINS, Ag0tIos
KTNB VIII cell auction, Monday, April 1857 II
O'Clock a. the Merchsots kxchAnse fhirteesn streetThe
first class four sry ck house and lot No. Georges
place thirteenth Arrest the north sde between and
The house well built furnshed WITH
iicuars apply at the ooc Of he suctoneer ii Wall street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-07

DmovAi--DR RALPss OFFICE TO - BkoAs-
IL vay. corner io'b street. Hours WI ''' NV" " '""
dav srcepted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-07

~ Adviser and Marriage Dude Dth edition. t0e pegnA
100 niususoss cloth. siys Ne sdyerassd rsnsAs.
re.,meat Of ssruai dsasss q hsrssr srees oppnss os
~ NICHOLAS, 10 A. n We recommend Dr. LArmn,s
70 ue sfcted-Courrer des Eas UNA D~y Dooh. ensAs
ZSiff "A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-07

NEORrG AGE SALE OF DAGU eRREAN sALOON-BY
M Ped COLE-Un Wednesday. April s, at 10 O'Clock
At 3 Fulton street Brooklyn, consisting Of Instruments
stock miniature frames show gAsses
ses and ingram carpets. sofas chairs tables fancy ar
oloa Re
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-07

f,RocKERY AND aLAss-HRNRY q. EVANS, AUG
- opeer, VIII sell in lots 70 suit on Tuesday April q
10 O'clock at No Liberty street, age and various
Of wbe granite light blue edged and dipped
silver plated teapos csndesiicka tea Ay~ wsees
cocks tab cutlery. glass &C. including The stock Of
retailer declining business with which The sale viii
AL goods carefully repscted for shipping.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-07

n q. HORTON. AuCrIONEER, WILL SELL ON
W. Tuesday. April At sax CArmins street. at 10T L.,
large assortment Of house furnshng articles consisting OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-07

Nk WATSON Has rOR A Lone snRIns " YRAaA
~ coenrsd HE aeaos - csrtasn dssasesn vhch ~ -
treated not lee han twenty tbouAnd Without
q failure The rsmcdies are mild vithot iuAsvW
business change % dist d WaAam
Aateadapce from IN he norning until q nE q HI ~
deDce - wslker ssrset fsw door, We. a 6oeHvny -
Formerly Sturgeon 10 he fnek HunpHk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-07

IN COOPER IA DUANE STREET, NAY BR Coz
anil a privately on The Wet Of mispl AepA
can call him with The certainty Of being rsdsi
iv cured moderate. N. R.-No fee TIL cured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-07

l,R wAsgs 0EfokryEAIls rkIEND In rms
~ plus ultra OF vepereal medicines requires
be tpown meet with universal appreciation and 70 sanS
DR. ward The GreaAes bepefscsor u hs day Dr. Wasd
proRsx as%oS.r.non ear cure Prva.s dissAs; VIII eauy
tsovlsdse Of eve1 stage - dsesss - shsr aisvaAss
o. eurss N one day Remem6ss, all 70 who have bsss
you may few days feei AAi RichArd hnssaf asnln
Price 81 ocs No % Canal srec urss doors a bsuaA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-07

THOMAS yErrCH, AUTHORIZATION l6 sPRUCA
street r. r-rsrsonAr property belauEng 70 the eAis
upon The Premes us and IFS Troy street. Y, sassr
day April a. 1851. bale W commence ~ 10 O'Clock q.
yAnka JENKINS, AdminisrAioe.
JANE MARTIN, Admioissraiix
The above sale postponed until wednesday April 1857,
ri the ssms ttms aud place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-07

|CrToN rOrTor.-TBOs BELL. AUCrIONErR.-
~ BnLL BUsH.-Furniture sale, thisfsy II trh
|ct at NO l5n 10 very, opposite Brooms street viii be
Toe genee furniture contained IN the upper part ~ the
h. comprising spring ard other beais,e ada
sr beds sofa mssosany chairs bu esns, Brusses Ard
~srpets Oh cloh and various other houss .epng sr
al in good order; deposits reaured must be removed
fday, ram orsh'ne Large sale on Wednesday IN our
|~cons No. " North william street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-07

DLANTa AT AUTHORITARIAN J. BOYD AUC-
Il !. uoueer.-By 0EOA0K NICHOLS, this day. u l0,s
standard and dwarf trees plants AMI roots, IN
variety rom the Of ID. Bail Eco, Long Island
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-07

nA wAryoap Hnv woRK.-'-rHn CAUSE ABB
IL Curs'-a practical ueAfAss sp>vDaforAoa
and prensurs erkass.n, vic loeAl desfv I.d,esx -
early indissr~uoa o4h~ In whtoA nnWe
sd e6srts a malady tngskw vA ~ 6es
mens fuiy explained; mussi< ~ sunsrous snA.s.s
easea Price o. 70 be had a. ne aushur. Who NAY ~
suled soosAsSuAiy. - waihw srssa fsv dooss va az
BrssdvAy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-07

VNHE PILGRIMS PRO0RESs-WANfED eEvRRAI
juverues % complete the Burdet Juvenile Comedians Tn
Tie spl esentaon OF Buny ans Pilgrims Progress eonsns
Sew York June. taking Q tour through
kniern eiaes None but hose who have had srpe
In The tase for need apply Apply Bur6st
Howe. Bowery theatre between The hoan Of 10 and daily
TOhBOI.A SALOON -BOw181 vARIBrrEB, n0o. n
and - sowery. American and Europeaa snisrsaas-
menn every Afternoon aad evening. Admission cenAa
onts dlsuibufion on Wednesday merit Admns, We'd
nesday cent? enuipg gina Zach sdmisusoa Win
receive q cir. ANAL biIsL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-07

CIo. OHRIsTY 1 wOoDs
" HINSTRU8
~ Broadway, below Grand slxssl
do0xy Wooo. bu0noo nAua80
0oo. Onr1sy e%a&o 4anAID
THis EVENING DURIsG WEEK,
we'll selected programme Of Hhiepian S0ngs Dances &c
LXUGHABLE AFfERPIECK.
Doors open u 6,l commense q ~ O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-07

THOMAS vEITCH, AUCrIosRER -srokE NO Ii
Spruce Administrators sale Of grocs horse.
wsges, barnes furniture. &C On tuesday April j. ~ 10
O'Clock NJ at the southeast OF Church Reade
reets copasng OF large assortment OF groceries
teas cciees cheess lard. butter Aso, horse wagon
harness 10 hoasebod furniture consisting rosewood
and mahogany sus bcdscads tables bureaus mirrors
aud ma,irc tea her BEDS &c also, assortment
Of kichen fur nitufe. &C
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-07

|CffoN NOTICE -IHos BELL AuurroNsra
~ ., BILL susH Friday leS o,e'och ccrser
+ extensive ssoor and other furniture abier chairs
nc glsrses. ccrnter- zee chests nc Particulars IA
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-15

WEsTBoRoUGH, Oct. Is, 1857.
A meeting of gentlemen from all parts of the
East Worcester Senatorial District was held at
the Westborough Hotel today. The meeting was
organized by the choice of Hon Yelorous TAFT of
Upton. as Chairman, and VIM. F. SIocum, Esq,
of Grafton, as Secretary, and the following call
for a convention adopted -
The citizens of the East Worcester Senatorial
District Composed of the towns of Berlin, Boil
ton, Boylston, Clinton, Grafton, MiIlbury, North
borough, Shrewsbury, scarborough, Upton,
WestbOrough and West Boylston,) in favor Of
the election of Hon. Nathaniel P. Banks of
Waltham for Governor of the Commonwealth,
will hold convention on Thursday. the 22d day
OF October INST, at ten o'clock, A. M at North
borough, for the nomination of a candidate for
senator, and to choose District Committee, and
to transact such other business as may properly
come before it.
The basis of representation for each town will
be one delegate for every hundred votes given
by the last census of voters and one delegate for
every fraction of fifty or more.
1t was voted that the citizens of the several
towns in the district be notified and invited to
send delegates to the convention by publishing
this call il the Wofcester Dolly SPY, tbs " orcts
ter Daily Transcg5pt, the Boston Daily Journal,
and the Boston Daily Bee.
VIGOROUS TAFT, Chairman.
WIN. f. SLocUM, Secretary.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-15

The INDIA News grows continually more
gloomy. Queen Victoria issued proclama-
ton for national fast on the 9TH, in reference
to this great calamity. The dependency
that prevails in England is indicated by an
article in the London Times, discussing the
latest news, which opens thus;
"The additional particulars received by the
foreign office, in the form of a dispatch from
the Indian Government to the secret commit
tee of the East India directors, throw new,
and, we must add, gloomy light, on the
state Of affairs. For the present. and for sew
eral weeks more from the last date, we must
make up our minds to increasing difficulty,
and the consequent probability of fresh dias-
tiers, in one quarter or another, Here and
there the tide may be turned in our favor.
A heroic act, a desperate advance, or still
more desperate defence, brilliant victory or
miraculous relief, timely panic in the foe
or an unhoped- for aid, may serve TO console
us for casualties of an opposite character.
But when things are pushed to the extreme,
and everything everywhere is staked on the
cast of die, we cannot expect the chances to
be always in our favor. 1t is not Delhi that
is now the chief point of anxiety. Nor yet do
Lucknow and Agra, with their gallant de-
tenders. and their hundreds Of women and
children, monopolize interest. The whole
line of communication is threatened and dis
turbed. We have had to retreat, to surren-
der points which till lately we were sure of
holding, to detain reint0reements, 70 provide
against new dangers and reduce our position
to the least and most manageable nucleus of
dominion. All this, of course, is only for a
time. Give us the single month of Septem-
Der, let us bridge over those thirty days, and
there is small cause OF fear. But ii is terrible
to think what may happen in that interval,
how much that can only be recovered at a
fearful cost, how much that is absolutely IT.
remediable. Such is the distance that we are
now almost powerless spectators. Whether
the British Government has done well or ill,
it can do little more
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-15
TWO WEEKS
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA
n..-.l.--... -a..L.a u LL....-.....
4 MILLION AND QUARTER OF
SPECIE ON THE WAY

4 MILLION AND 4 QUARTER OF
SPECIE ON THE WAY.
New ORLEANS, Oct. l3.-The steamer Ora
NADIA, from Havana 10th, arrived today.
The steamer Northern Light had touched
at Havana from AspInwall for New York,
with California adviees of the goth ult., and
one million and quarter IN specie.
The news from California is unimpo rtant.
Weller's majority over both OF the opposing
tickets is $1,000. The legislature is largely
democratic.
Rowe, his clerk, have both been committed
to prison in default of bail.
Chief Justice Murray is dead.
Col. Casey of Tennessee, has been killed in
duel with Mr.. Blair.
The overland mail from San Antonio, Tex
as, reached San Diego Aug. 81.
The reported assassination of Gen. Alvarez
at Colome, Mexico, had reached San Fran
cisco.
Disturbances had occurred near the boun-
daries OF Lower California, between the Amer
lean authorities and company ef supposed
fllibusters fitting out at san Diego. The i'll
libusters were arrested. 1t was reported that
Castro, the Mexican governor of Lower Cali
people, had joined the Americans.
There had been shocks of an earthquake
felt near San Francisco.
The Constitutional Convention of Oregon
was in session.
California markets were dull. Mining &C
counts were favorable.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-15

ADVICE SUITED TO THE TIMEs.-Henry
Ward Beecher, gave the immense congrega-
ton assembled ut his church IN Brooklyn, ON
Sunday evening, some excellent counsel, a
part of which we copy:
r''As to food, you must not lose your nppe-
tite because you have lost your money. tell
you the will goes a great way on these things.
1t may at first cause you great struggle; and
if your body says it can't eat, you must say 10
it you shall eat. Beware of substituting stim-
ulating drinks for nutritious food. Thou
sands will go down to the drunkards grave
from the effect Of the present crisis. Some
men will drink to keep up their strength
tell you to eat plenty Of good food, and it
will carry you through. Brandy, too, viii
carry you through, but it will be through the
wrong door. Don't destroy your body be.
cause your affairs seem TO be confused. Be-
ware, also, Of nervousness Don't allow
yourself to get hot Drained and nervous, for
then you would be like a candle put into
hot candlestck, that burns out at one end and
melts out at the other. Don't talk too much;
it is wonderful how man can talk himself
away. Don't make reel of your mind to
wind up and unwind your affairs on it every
day. When you leave New York make Il
treason to bring your business across the
water with you, and make it double treason to
carry il into your family Go to your bath
when you come over il would do you good
to battle every day, many Of you. BE cheer
full in your family, and learn to enjoy its
iocial circle. There arc many men doing
business in New York who only roost in
Brooklyn. Multiply your recreations."
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-15

REV. Mr.. HAY.-This returned missionary
from India, delivered lecture on the mutt
MES in Bengal, last Sunday evening, in New
York. It was substantially the same as the
statments he published in England. Towards
the close, as reported in the New York Times,
he adds
"He referred to the death Of four Ameri-
cans, supposed to have been murdered by the
rebels at Cawnpore; described the rule in
India as having been on the whole Just one,
though goddess one, and asserted that the
natives were anxious for its restoration. He
stated further, that it was his belief that the
mass Of public sympathy in India was against
rebellion, and spoke in high terms of praise of
the missionary spirit exhibited by the British
officers, and such men as Sir John Lawrence.
and his brother, Sir Henry Lawrence de-.
clared that henceforth British rule to be sue
eessful must be Christian, and make no COM
promise with idolatry. He believed, howev-
er, that the rebellion had now penetrated as
far as it could go, and that within the next
twelve months peace will be restoted, and the
country once again subjected to British rule.
But the speedy termination of tho revolt was
to be judged Of, by the fact, whether it OK.
tended to the Madras and Bombay Presden-
cies, and of that, the next mail would inform
u.s."
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-15

STRAIGHT REPUBLIcANIsM.--I esSrS. Editors; ;
will not impugn the motives of al who have
gone into the straight Republican movement,
because it is hardly possible, and not altogether
improbable, that a fen of the gerry te'o who have
enlisted as 'straights,' may be honest in their
motives and action. Be that as it may, it is with.
in my knowledge that some who are prime NOV
ers in the straight" opposition to the Banks
ticket, are NOT HoNEsT-that they are playing
the part of base political hypocrite8 A gentleman
who is prominently engaged in the opposition to
Banks, and whose name appears in the published
list of delegates chosen at Brnley Hall &c the
Straight Republican State Convention, (which
will not probably be held,) declared day or two
ago, in the presence of several gentlemen, that
his ''only motive for going into the straight Re-
publican movement was to aid the election of E.
D. Beach !" He subsequently declared, in the
same presence and same conversation, that she
should vote for Beach himself" c.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-15

ONE SOUND RAILROAD. - The Providence
Journal says sit is gratifying to know that,
amid the crash of railroads as well as of mer-
chants and manufacturers, we have one road in a
most healthy state The Providence and Wor-
cesteT Railroad does not owe one dollar of float.
ing debt and has on deposit, drawing inter-
est, sum sufficiently large to make respecta-
BILE dividend in January next. Money can be
more easily hired on the pledge of the stock of
this road than upon the drafts of the best manu-
featuring houses at home accepted by the strong
est commission houses abrcad.''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-15

The HARD TIMEs,-The stagnation in bust
ness begins to make itself felt in this city, and
many employers, in the curtailment Of opera
tions, have been obliged to dischage some of
their employees. Within few days, c. F.
Hovey Co., whose extensive establishment
at 80 Summer street is well known to our cit
liens, have discharged thirty of their female
operatives, because of the diminution of trade
caused by the pressure. We hear that this
firm, with characteristic iberality, presented
to each OF the persons deprived of employ
ment four weeks pay in advance. Geo. w.
Warren Co. have also reduced the number
OF females in their employ, and the same
thing has been done by others. Unless the
financial troubles are speedily removed. a
Winter o. terrible severity is before the poor.
Boston Transcript. a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-15

a FUNNY INcIDENT,-OwiDg to the embar-
easements of the New Y ork Central Railroad,
therunnng of the trains is sometimes attend
ed with great difficulty, and no little credit is
due to the management for keeping them
moving. North Wrentham is wood and
watering station, but, unfortunately, what
wood is in the sheds is under attachment.
To procure more, snd store it there, would be
to subject it to the same process. But the
engine must have wood, and when it arrived
from Blackstone this morning, load was
waiting, and was hastily thrown on the tend
er without being cut. To have stopped to
have it sawed, would have been to place it at
the tender mercies of the creditors. So, a
woodsawyer was taken on board the engine,
and he piled his saw vigorously all the way
in to Boston. The sight was comical one
The monster which the wooGsawyer had un-
dertaken to feed, was almost too much for
him, but he acquitted himself of his task like
good nurse, and when the monster halted,
the self-satisfied hiss of the escape steam
showed that he had not suffered
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-15

RIGHT OF SuFFRAeE.-The following is too
good to be lost. 1t Is often made subject Of
complaint that ministers of the gospel partici-
pate in political matters. An anecdote of a
Mr.. Field, who livedin Vermont several years
ago, contains good reply:
AS the reverend gentleman went, at time.
to deposit his vote the officer who received it,
being friend and parishioner, but Of oppo-
site politics, remarked:
al am sorry, Mr.. Field, to see you here"
"Why ?" asked Mr.. Field.
because, said the other, "Christ said his
kingdom was not Of this world"
''Has no one a right to vote" said Mr..
Field, "unless he belongs to the kingdom Of
Satan p 81
This at once let in ray of light to tho
darkened chambers Of the officers Uranium,
which he had never thought of Before.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-15
Vermont Stntn omnera.

MoNTPELIER, Oct. l4-In the legislature to-
day, the following election of State officers were
made Secretary of State, Benz. w Dean, Of
Grafton; Sergeant-at-arms, E G. Camp, of
montpelier; Bank Commissioner, A. B. Gardner,
of Bennington; Commissioner Of the Insane,
Mr.. Thayer, of Burlington; Superintendent Of
State Prison, Hiram Harlow of Windsor Di-
rectors of State Prison, B. W. Bartholomew, of
Washington, E. S. Moson, Richmond, Barnabas
Dean, Wethersfeld, Adj. Gen., Geo. B. Kellogg;
Brattleboro, Inspector General, Geo. F. Davis, of
Cavendish Judge Advocate General, A. G.
Allen. of Granville.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-15

THE DEMOCRATIC COUNTY COMMITTEE The
following gentlemen were elected in the conven.
ton of Tuesday to serve as a County Committee
for the ensuing year =
Geo. w. Bentley, Geo. W. Gill, Levi Barker,
c. E. Pratt, f. Warren. James E. Estabrook,
Worcester; A. F. Ammidown, Geo. A. Vinton,
Southbridge Lyman Sheldon, Webster; W.
Tufts, Brookfeld Daniel RUSSELL Warren Or.
ison Underwood. James H. Barker, Milford /;
Emory Sanford, Oxford Moses Barnes, Dudley )
lvers Adams, Ashburnham ]. W. Mansur G..
Marshall, Fitchburg Giles N Whitney, Win.
chendon; Leander Fl. Dupee, Westminster !;
Luke Houghton, John W. Rice, Barre; VIM. l..
Southwick, Blackstone Salem Chamberlain,
Sutton John S. Gaskell, Mendon Levi Pierce.
Huhbardston Charles B. Rawson, Uxbridge ),
John 7. Dame, Clinton Luther Stone, Leomin-
ster A. F. Brown, Douglas; ] A. Brigham,
Westboro'; L. G. Knowlton, Shrewsbury Mr..
Clapp, Templeton Simeon Lamb, Charlton ST.
las Gleason, Leicester; John Glazier, North
boro' /; Gordon M. Haywood, Upton.