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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-15

FEVHE CATGCHIsN. REVISED BY
ORSON N. HEATH,
DEALER in TIN, BRITANNIA AND GLASS WARE
Also BRO0MS and -many other things, which are aold
Cheap for Cash,
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MASSASoIT INSURANCE COMPANY,
Springfield Mass
Cash Capital, SI5O,0O0.
g. 8. DAY, Pres't.
J. s. PAR1sH, sec'y
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gQACTs FOR The INVALID,


Office No Liberty street, New York.
NJ. B. GREEN CO, sole Agents for Worcester.
jy29 d&Wu
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INSURANCE.
M CHA MICS MI T o A
T / R E
INSURANCE COMPANY.

At the annual meeting OF this Company held at theiF
Office in Cark's Block on Tuesday Jan 9th, the follow
ing named persons chosen directors for the yeaT
ensuing, viz
henry A. Denny, Worcester, Geo. NJ Rice, Worcester,
Geo. Blackburn, Boston, VIM B. Fox. Jr. g
EBek Saunders Grafton, Daniel fainter, "
Alonzo White, Leicester, SsmlL. Hodges CherryV'y,
8. Denny, clappvile, Il. N. BigeIow, Clinton.
AT a subsequent meeting Of the Board. HENRY A.
DENNY was chosen President. WIN. S. DENNY, secre
tsry, and FARLEY HAMMOND, Treasurer.
This Company has been successful operation since
Nay, 1855 aud continue to insure in their Mechanics
Glass, favorable terms. Dwelling Houses and other
Buildings, Stocks Of Goods, arst Machine shops,
and non hazardous Property generally Communications
addressed to the President Secretary, viii receive
prompt attention.
Worcester, Jan. 7. 1857 dtf IL
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GPRIAGFIEL FtRE AND MARINE
- INSURANCE COMPANY Springfield, Hass,
Cash Capital and surplus, s35O,0OO,
EDMUND FRESHMAN, Pres't.
W ooSNERi JR., seC'y.
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Pulmonary consumption,


Which is the scourge Of the civilized world
This frghtiu disease, which carries of fourth Of
all who die annually in country, DR. MARTYR
knows from long and successful treatment tn be oURA
BLs proof of which he refers to his numerous patients
in all the large towns in this county. mch30 diff
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BOARD OF MANAGERS

BOARD OF MANAGERS.
Rev. Geo c. Bancroft. Rev Perez Mason,
Vim. R. WILDER, Esq, Luke Baker, Esq,
John p Priest Esq, Aaron s. Hayward, Esq.
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pRORAIT ORDER.

STATE 81 MICHIGAN-Copnty Of Van Bu-
rcn--ss-tt q session Of the pyobato Court for tie
County of Van Buren,, holden ~ the Probate Of
fec in the village Of Paw Paw. on Saturday. III.
twenty sixth day ct June, ia the year one thou.
sand eight hundred and ffty-eiFht
Present, 4. W. Nash, Juds. ci Probate.
In the matter Of the Estate of Horace llUr
plrcy, deceased. ON reading and Sling the ped
ton, duly rcriiod, Of Asa q. Hinkley ana zcuas
G.. Howard, Administrators of sail decea~e praying
for license and authority to sell the rca! estate Of
said deceased.
Thcreupon it Is ordered, That Monday, the eth
day Of August NJ ten o'clock in the forenoon. lo
assigned for the hearing Of said petition and that
the heirs st law Of said deceased, and ali other
persons interested in said estate, are required t.
appear at session Of said Court then 10 be holden
at the Probate Office, in the village Of Paw Paw,
and show cause, If any there be, why the prayer
Of the petitioner should not be granted: And IL is
further ordered, that said petitioner give notice to
the por-ens interested in said estate, of the pen
dcncy Of said petition, and the hearing thereof 10y
causing a copy Of this order 70 he published in tho
True Northerner" newspaper printed and cir
cuatne in said county Of AN Buren, four success
i've weeks previous To said day of hearing
A. w. NASH.
lGs-lw. Judge Of Probate.
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Another Arrest.

William Crum, the father Of Henry
Crum who broke Jail last week was ar
rested on Tuesday at Pokagon by Officer
Granger and brought to this place, on
charge Of having introduced tools into the
county Jail, thereby causing the escape of
said Henry Crum. We understand that
his examination takes place tomorrow
While we regret the cause and circumstances
Of his arrest, the offense is of SO grave and
serious nature and the proofs apparently
so strong that we fear that conviction
will be inevitable.
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Here is a grand total of over one hund-
dred and two millions of dollars used up
by locofoco honesty in about one year, or
one and a quarter. it il but just to say
however. that the amount for New York
citv. has doubtless been tho result Of sew
eral years transactions, which were only
discovered during the past year With
this state of facts before the public it is
10 be wondered at that the locoioco press
are bawling about Republican corruption.
Il is important to attract attention from
their own doings by cry Of stop thief
But it is too old a rusc to have its desired
effect this time.-Det. Adp.
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&otal ano als6s STEMS.
FRIDAY MORNING,
The Tornado.


A terrible storm swept over this village
ON Wednesday evening. 1T commenced
about six o'clock-wind, s S. w. and for
two hours, aciad, hail, and rain seem
ed striving to ascertain which could pro-
duce the greatest amount of noise and
destruction. A large house on La Grave
St, in an unfinished state belonging to
Mr.. z. Jones, was collapsed and reduced
to complete wreck-damogeS several
hundred dollars Another house, also un-
finished, on the west side of the river was
blown down a large and magnificent To-
Gust tree in the front Of Mr.. Charles Sci
leck's house was broken off and fell to the
ground, a portion Of itlodging on the house,
stripping it Of lightning and water conduc-
tiers, besides, doing other severe damages.
We also noticed shade trees, to consider
able number broken of and Frustrated in all
parts of the village. Considerable damage
was also done the country No-storm of
the season has been half SO terrible in its
appearance or destructive in its effects.
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lowed to the different individuals at the
different sessions of the Board of Superb
sors, that the whole amount allowed the
sheriff and deputies and jailor for services
and expenses, was more than four hun
dred and serenity fre doHurs LESS,
than the amount he stated; and that |
challenged him to show sngic dol(ar
that had been allowed them except the
items which ] gave; but that he has new
er dared to attempt to do it.
Remember that we have proved from
the Records, that in 1858, this same H. G.
Clapp, who is falsely accusing others Of
defrauding the county, presented bill,
as sheriff Of he county, for 500 for time
and expenses in taking two prisoners to
Jackson aud got it allowed, when he bad
before received $50 for the same services
and expenses, which the Board Of SUPER
yisors were not at that time aware Of
Remember that the same II. C. Clapp
in June 1858 presented bill as sheriff
for $780, on which he was locked five
dollars; that he thereupon withdrew his
bill, and in October following, claimed
and got SIPS, IA for the same services for
which he only claimed 1898 in June.
Remember that We have also proved by
the Records that he obtained Of the coun-
y $3l 20 for taking another prisoner TO
jackson when he had before received Of
the Treasurer, $500 towards the same
services and also obtained Sl2 for two
days time and expense in trying to arrest
a prisoner, when he had already received
of tle Treasurer five dollars towards the
same; and in neither case gave any credit
for the amounts received, though the
Board were not aware that he had receiy-
ed any thing. 4
Remember that he has been repeatedly
called on to explain or deny these facts if
he could but that he dares rot aHad' to
them
Remember that he has been repeatedly
called upon to sustain his charges against
the county officers, or any of them, by
pointing out and specifying where they,
or any of them, have obtained dollar
unjustly from the county; and that he
cannot do it, and dare MT attempt 1t.
1t seems he has come to the conclusion
that he will have nothing more to do
wi.h "peysonel .laeg aed ab"se " ] am
glad he has formed that resolution, and
hope he will stick to it. have seen men
before that could not learn the truth of
the adage, that those who live in glass
houses should not throw stones, mh2
they learned 1t by experience.
$. II. BLACKMAN.
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1a. anDICG$.'g Ga2s::tfG
TO TIE UNIVERSAL NATION

Hail glorious day, beneath whose azure s1y,
giant nation from tho womb of Time
First sprung 10 lifo and Liberty OH high,
To on admirng world 10y right divine
Claimed the newborn Is hers, while tyranny
Covered beneath that suns resplcndcnt rays
Which bluzcd propitious on lund 30 free
As men and angels mingled hymns Of praise
All hail, Columbia; or tue rolling wave
Thy stars and stripes in many tcarfll fight
Have lostcd proudly, while thy sons 30 brave,
With dauntlc,s hearts and stern, r,oistlosS
might,
Nobody have battled for Thy rgLts and fame,
Winning from despots Of the olden world
Fear aud respect long may thy name
Beam with bright hope, thy Gag be aye unfurl
Cd.
But not in sanguinary war. red path
No, rather IN the cause Of peace aud Joy
Not Croar, OF anguish hat the merry laugh
Should welcome to our Lard the blue eyed bow
Tho God - Love, and Cornucopias morn
Empticd on thy hi!hs and wales so free,
Thus may Thy children greet the natal morn,
OF fair Columbia aud Of Liberty.
Eully-chcsked health, with ble,sod, Joyous
train
Ofhappy ran,ic7, still hall blo.. the land
From Bobach, Swedish herbs flies dirofu pain
Dyspcp,ia's htticd, ard trcro li"~ hand
OF she poor nervous wretch no longer ehakcs;
From his famed Scandinavian remedies
Fever and aguc quail, while health awakcs,
And dire disease, with all RS horrors flies.
Corrupted blood, pure the limpid stream,
Soon meath their magic influence courses free
The dull Dyspcctics eye with hcathful CLEAN
Sparkle, and rings the laugh in iollity.
Neuralgia, too, in all its horrid cusc,
Is cured as certain Gs that day succeeds
To daTksome night and thus as surely foe
All lung complaints before his remedy.
Yci one mere agent in the glorious strife
OF battling Death is called up at his will
Another new and Joyous lease Of life
l. brought Ivy his Blood Purifier and Pill
To all Who hayo acquired the horid faint
Acute or cronc. as il chance 10 be
OF diseased liver. Quickly the complaint
shall fly, aGd leave that organ whole and free.
Thus having to my patrons now proclaimed
The health inspiring virtues which possess
Those medicines throughout tho laud, so famed
Us having thousand upon thousands blessed,
| hid you all adicu and may this day
lie ever cherished by the free and brave.
And Freedoms sun, with bright and genial ray,
Stillgid the stars which DER us proudly wave.
For sale in Paw Paw. By S. c. Crimes & Co,
Md by Druggists and Merchants generally thro'-
ut the United States and Canadas.
DR.. Robacks Medical Almanac and Family Ad-
.c, gratis evcrywhCra. Sec advertisement OF the
scandinavian Vegetable Blood pills in other col
INNS Of this paper.
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Halifax, Juue %.


Great Britain.--In the House Of Lords
on the 18th, the Bishop Of Oxford called
attention to the Spanish slave trade. He
contended that the present threatening
state affairs in the West was occ lsioned b.
having SO long permitted Spain to break
her treaty engagements
Lord Brous liam strongly opposed the
policy Of Spain.
Earl Malsbury deeply regretted that the
efforts Of England to suppress the slave
trade had not been seconded by other ma
tons. lie had admitted to the American
Government that England was entitled
to the right of visit or search, but he had
also put it strongly to the American Gov
ernmcnt, whether they would continue to
permit their flag to be prostituted to the vii
est Of purposes, and had urged tn necessity
of an ocean police, and that some under
standing should become to, between Ne diff
fcrent maritime nations, which would ena-
bic the nationality of the vessels to be clear
ly verified, with out Of danger Of breach
of international law. He had reason to be-
lieye, from conversation with the
American Minister, that some such ar
rangement might become to. With re-
gard to Spain, it was notorious that hith-
orto the naval support Of England had
materially aided her in resisting the wish
cs of the United States to annex Caba,
but if she persisted in supporting the
slave trade, it YVES highly probable that
the present anxiety of Great Britain
would be exchanged for ndifferance.
Earls Gray and Aberdeen assented to
Malmsbury's definitions of international
law
in the commons, on the 18th a debate
took place on the American imbrogliO.
Mr. Fitzgerald made a similar statement
to tLat OF MaImsbury. In the debate
general and temperate spirit was nanites-
ted
Mr., Roebuck stated that the language
used in the American Congress, was un-
worthy Of great country. They had
alaays assumed that England wished TO
insult them, but he hoped they would
now learn that she England had ne such
desire
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and Expo ure in state Prison.

A convict now AZ years old, sentenced
in December, 1861, for eight years, Las
for II months past been in the State
Prison Hospital, nearly oil the time lying
upon bis back in bed, because, as be said,
be was so weak in his back and limbs
that he could not sit up or walk, and
when urged to do so, his attempts were
most painful TO witness. lie also used
various means to indicate very diseased
condition of the lungs and of his system
generally. He had been repeatedly exam
ined by the most experienced physicians,
who could not discover any cause for these
appearances, and yet the fact seemed to
be that hc was a confirmed invalid A
few days since, upon suggestion Of the
Physician, the Deputy Warden told him
he was sure he was shamming," and
that food would not be given him until
convinced Of the contrary. For 30 hours
the obstinate man held out, but on We'd
nesday morning last he sent for the War
den, asked for the usual prison attire, went
to his cell in the prison without any diff
ficulty, and on Thursday he was in the
ranks prompt and erect, going up the
long flight Of steps to chapel service To-
day he is at work, apparently as vigorous,
strong and free from infirmity as any man
in the stitution.-BoSton Journal
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MARRIED

In this village the morning Of the 23d inst,
by tho Rev, A. c. Tuttlc, Mr.. /. W. VAN Eos.
SEN, Editor and Proprietor of the Paw Paw Free
Press, 70 MISS IRENE SIMMONS.
II q" craft" werc bountifully remembered
Well, "VAN' is at last married so save the
preacher, says the witnesses, 80 says everybody,
and WE are cor trained to believe it. VIC bad al
most given bin mp rs one cf the invulnerablcs,"
but there is tho cake-tho procession Of carriages
and the American tleg at the mast head, Of his
Printing Establishment (nailed fast we presumed
all many living witnesses that even AN old Iachc-
Tor will finally yield to the powerful influences of
feminine charms and personal attractions. We
wish him unboundcd and pcrcnniai.fclicity, and
only regret that he has not tasted of the mairimo-
NAL ambroaia long ere this.
In this village on the morning of tho 26th ult,
Lv The Rev. a. Handy, Mr.. HORATIO D. FOR
sYIH, 70 Miss MARIA J. YOUNG
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ADMINISTRATOR SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that Ivy virtue and ip
" pursuance Of license granted TO me by tho
Probate Court for the county Of Van Buren,,
shaIl sell Of public auction TO the highest bidder
on the premise. to be sold in the township Of Ar
lington in said county Of Van Buren,, on tho four
torpth day Of August, A. d. at ten o'clock A. VI.
Tho following described real estate belonging 10
th. estate Of Albert Pulls, deceased, to.vit; Tho
We, half Of the south quarter Of section eight
township two south Of range fifteen west, in Van
Burcn county and State Of Michigan.
Paw Paw, June 18th, 1888
RBENEZER 7. TUCKER,
r6siw. Alministrator.
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A Republican State Convention, for the nomine.
ton of Candidates for State Offices, will be held
at the City of Detroit, on Thursday, August 10Th
next, IL o'clock, VI.
Each county Will to entitled to two DELEGATE
for each Senator and Representative in the State
Legislature when two tor more counties ale UNI
tod in one Senatorial District, the two eountlfs
having the greatest population will each be enh-
tod 10 one Senatorial Delegate.
Zach organized county having 10 rcpresectatiye
will be entitled to one delegate.
J. VI. EDMUNDS, W. W. MURPHY,
NJ. VI. MILES, NJ. hlbOIN6S,
J. pRINGLF c. I. GORiAM,
j. !. NEW IL, Il J.. XIV bhlp'f'
State Central Committee.
Detroit, june Goth 1893.
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Suit pending in the Circuit Cour, for the couatv
OF Van Buren, in 0hanccry; at Paw Paw, on the
twenty fourth day Of june A. d. eighteen hun
drc | and tty-oight. De:orc CHANDLER RICH
ARDS, Circuit Court Commission sitting a. In
junction Master.
IL satisfactorily appearing 10 this Court by the
affidavit on file, that the sofendant., Atheus
VI. Bnrnes, Eyfa Barnes and Eusebius hkitho-
not residents Of this State, but that said
Mpheus VI. Barnes and Elyira Barnes are resi-
dents of the Territory of Nebraska. and that said
Euschius Mathcr j. a resident of the State Of Hi
nos: On motion OF Murphy and BaxtcS solicitors,
for complainant it is ordered that the said deeud-
ant. Alpheus VI. Barnes Elyira Barnes and Fuse,
bus hathcr cause their appearance IN this cause
TO be entered within three months from the date o.!
this order and that in case of their appearance hoy
cause their answer TO the complainant. bill to be
fled and "A copy thereof TO bc served on the con-
plainaut's solicitors within twenty days after
vice Of copy of said bill and notice of this order
and in default thereof, that laid Hill &c taken q
confessed by said defendants. Alpheus NJ. Barnes.
E!vira Barnes and Euscbius Mathcr. And IL it
further ordered that within twenty day. the com
planant cause notice Of this order 20 bc publish
ID IN some newspaper printed and published in
Paw Paw, Van Buren, county Michigan, aud Shat
sail publication be continued oIcc in zach week
Tor ,ix weeks in succeSsU,l; or that he cause
copy Of this order 10 hc personally served On the
said defendants Aiphcus VI. Barnes Elyira Barnes
aud Eusebius Mathcr, at least twenty days before
the time above prescribed for their appearance.
Dated June 7ith, 1898.
CHANDLER RICHARDS, Circuit Court Com
missioner for Van Bnron Co., Mich.
| horvby certify that the above snd foregoing !,
Il truo and correct copy Of the original order on
Gle iu nay office. :. I. CONWAY.
lGS 6W. Register.
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Consump,iyes do not despair,

CONSUMPTION 70. An old Indian Doctor.
UNGAS BRANT, while Mis-
CURED. sionary among the Indians Of
the Rocky Mountains, discovered
RARE PLANT. that prove. q,
CONSU MPTTON he certain cure for Consump-
ton, Bronchitis, Asthma, Liver
CURED. Complaint, Nervous Affections,
Coughs, Colds &c. Having nov
made his fortune and retired from
CONSU MPTION business, he will send the pre-
scriptiors and directions FOR mel
CURED icincs FREE or CHARGE -
all who desire il, and will scn5
TO his agent, enclosing stamp
CONSUMPTION ,G cents,) to pay the returned
letter, with description of their
CURED. symptoms. Thoold Do
tor las cured more than 300o
CASES OF CONSUNpTiOE
CONSUMPTION alone, and hopes all afflicted
people will avail themselves Of
CURED. this opportunity, as the Doctar
wishes 20 do all tho good he can
before lac dies. Address oil let
CONSUMPTION tors 10 DANIEL ADEE,
Box 1891 p, o., New York,
CURED. Vhe is his sole agent. l6Sly.
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SWAMP LAvp StLEs.-We are author
izcd to say hat the sale Of the swamp
Lands will commence st Lansing, either
81 the l4,h or 20th Of July next.
The sale will prob1lAy take two or three
weeks time, Il. abobt three millions Of
acres az 70 be ofercl-De. Id.
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g x ~

Subscribers Receiving their papers with
the above mark placed opposite their
names, will know that the time ior which
they subscribed has expired.
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rsy- The Berliners all admit the beauty
and amiability of the Princis royal, but
some of them make q complaint seldom
urged upon her sex they Say she speaks
too lit le
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Iocofoco swindle--A Grand Total,


While Locofocoism is depicting the
Public Treasury with all manner of swind-
ling and corruption, the Loeofoco Press
are boisterous in defence Of locofooo purity
and charges of Republican dishonesty
Upon his principle the Free Prss Of yes
tcrday had a special plea for Democracy,
for the purpose of covering up the late
damaging exposures The recent inyes
tigatlon Of corruption and bribery in the
Wisconsin legislature showed that while
Republicans received some $4,000, the
looofocos received something like $500
U0Q
The Fort Smelling fraud shows that one
Of the cabinet Of buchanan had his fin
gers in a fraud amounting to over $500,
600
4 later ease--that Of Willetts Point
sale, shows Secretary tloyd's track IN an
other grand swindle amounting over $500
600.
1t was only about a year ago that 10
cotoco State officer of Ohio, was detected
IN swlndliug the State Treasury of that
State out of some $500 900. Then pass
ing by numerous populations Of locotocos
amounting to 30 and 800 600 each, VIC
come to the President. The amount for
" miscellaneous expenses heretofore has
usually been about two or three millions
OF dollers for the government, while Blu
chanan has charged to that account I I
1897 the astonishing amount Of Sl8, 9I6,
1891, or very nearly HiRcten millions
Of dollars, for which he can give no ac-
count, or for which the country has got to
take his word tor its proper expenditure.
Aside from this vast miscellaneous
amount he has used up the SIS, 600, 600
odd dollars IN the Treasury when Pierce
left it--he has used up, $50, geo, 900 more
raised IN the ISSUE Of Treasury Notes and
"a asking Congress TO loan SO, 600
more to carry his administration through
the year, leaving a deficit in the Treas
ury Of nearly ftty millions dolIars for the
inst year and a quarter of his adminis,ra-
tlon.-saylng nothing Of the enormous
amounts appropriated by Congress for
specific purposes. TO sum up the grand
total Of locoioco dctalcatons, swindles and
corruptions, discovered in about year
past, including moderate estimate for
countless small amounts, the account will
will stand about thus:
Wisconsin Locofocos 5000 600 90
Fort Smelling swindle 100000 90
Willett's Point do 200 600 90
Ohio Treasury do 5000 90
n. ! City do 100000 90
Buchanan s misccIlaucous'
items 10000, 900 90
90 raised on treasury
notes, 1858 10000. 900 90
do new loan aeted for 10 goo, 600 90
do amount left in treas
ury notes, by Pierce 1000, 900 90
do private army con-
tracts, Utah 100000 90
Sundry smaller amounts
in different places $1,000, 900 90
Grand 'c'sl sl02, $4,000 90
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gz1y~ The best way to discipline ones
heart against scandal, is to believe al
stories to be false which ought not to be
true
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- JoHS p. HALE has been re elected L. s
senator for the torn of six years by hcl legislature Of
New Hampshire. The Old Grant. State cannot
give better satisfaction to the WHOLE CouXTRY thar
by keeping john in the senate.
Ne Senator Henderson OF Texas is dead.
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g-s- 1t is very extraordinary that when
people come to high words they gencr-
ally use low language.