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Worcester daily spy., 1859-01-27
TERMS OF ADvERTIsINe.

DVERTISEMENTS published. either In the DAI:T
NEEKLr SPY, for slO0 square for three Insertions
and 20 cents for each subsequent insertion. Ten lines
iess) constitute square. Advertisements ordered
inside, in any prominent place. also those largely
displayed VIII be charged rates Contracts by tho
year may be made on liberal terms.
sP All transient Advertisements must be paid IN
GdrGnee Yearly regular advertisers will be required
to make quarterly payments
gS No grdtHitoHs Advertisements No report, .reso+
lutOns, or proceedings of any corporation society
association, and communication designed to call atte
ron to any matter # limited individual interest can
Dc inserted, unless pStt for as an Advertisement.
81 The Publishers will not hold themselves respon
sble for that occur beyond amount
charged for the Advertisement
Worcester daily spy., 1859-01-27
THE POETICAL CATECHISM RE.

Il yIsED BY oRSoN N. HEATH
Who sells Tin, Glass and Wooden Ware, very low,
With Brooms and other things let every body know,
Or would YOU buy Brushes Baskets, Britannia Ware
These sell cheap for cash, rags and copper declare,
or ri buy Newspapers and Bed Clothing all you SELL
In exchange for goods you like and pay cash we'll
HE Is OUR TIN PEDLERl
lie comes with Tin and Glass Ware and other things to SELL
lie comes for Carpets Beds and other things they tell
lie comes TO buy old Lead and Zinc, as he Will explain
lie comes with all things cheap his promises are not vain
warrant all goods as represented let this be known,
And all goods Imperfect return TO me, and me alone
To the citizens OF Worcester respectfully ORSON n
HEATH Swans Hotel, Worcester, Mass du JyS
Worcester daily spy., 1859-01-27

50, SOMETHING NEW FOR BOOTS
kwNl AND SH0ES.-Mfcheus Patent Metallic Tips,
Vy for Boys, Youth. and Children. Said Boots and
- Shoes I'll outwear three pairs OF the old style.
The subscriber having taken agency for the sale NJ
the above goods, would offer them together with gener
the public generally at prices that will quick
sales, thinking quick sales and small profits the best poll
cy K. X. ESTABROOK,
ms dtf No. IA Main Street. opposite the Post once
Worcester daily spy., 1859-01-27

(From the Springfield Republican,
The WORCESTER SPY is greatly improved by its new
proprietors, Messrs Foss Farnum Mr. Earle the vet
eran editor of The SPY continues associated In the
ora! department; and Mr. Goddard of the editors of
the worcester Transcript for the last year. has been
gagged to assist on The SPY hereafter He one Of the
cleverest newspaper men in Massachusetts.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-01-27

Use AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL,
for tue cure Of Coughs, Colds, and diseases Of tr
CHARLES CLARKE, Apothecary,
dis dtf Cor. Main and Pleasant street
Worcester daily spy., 1859-01-27

PLANTS FOR NEXT SEAsoN.-Now is good
time for farmers to form plans for next seasons
work. You usually have leisure during the
Winter, and more or less time is spent in even
ing visits and social chats among neighbors !;
and if you think over your plans, and then
talk them over with those of skill and success
in conducting farming affairs, you will find
yourselves better prepared to begin next years
farming, than those will who neglect thought
about the future.
Some of the plans which suggest themselves
to your minds may be found, on comparison, to
be unworthy oftrial; or they may need modi-
tying or changing in some way, as the expert
ence of some of your neighbors will suggest.
Talk over the different modes of preparing
and cultivating your soils for different crops
Agitate the subject of deep culture, of under
draining and of surface draining, where deep
draining cannot Immediately be done.
Look over that swamp, and see if you can
not tdrain it, and thereby improve the quality of
Its grass, and prevent your cattle from miring
as they attempt to travel over in the Fall or
Spring.
Estimate as well as you can, the amount of
manures you will need and strive to produce
all that will be requisite for the good of your
crops. Cart a few loads of muck from the
swamp, and mix it with the droppings from
you stables save your leached and your un-
leached ashes, and apply them to your land
DO not throw away bones, wooden rags or any
refuse matter, which accumulates about your
house or barn. They all have some fertilizing
property, and should be nsed to enrich your
soils. Bones may be burned but refuse piec-
es of cloth, old rags, cast off shoes, &c.
should go in with the mass, and be mixed
with soils, during the process Of decomposition.
Consider, also, whether some different and
better tools than those you now have, could
not be advantageously used on some branches
of your husbandry. We have no faith in every
new invention but there are improvements in
farming implements, and you ought to avail
yourself of these improvements, whether they
pertain to the saving Of labor, or to the better
cultivation Of your soil
Lay your plans, then, we say, during the
present season of comparative leisure talk
them over with your neighbors, and let them
be well matured against the approach of
spring, so that what then remains will only
be the execution of such plans as ordinarily
secure the best results.-Northern Farmer.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-01-27
TT X. FLAGG'S HEADQUARTERS
LIZ For THE BALM OF EXCELLENCE

IS m v d.
whereas, II has recently TO my knowledge that
Druggists aud others In the country sending orders 10
Worcester for the Balm of Excellence have been imposed
upon BY parties who have answered their orders by send
ing other medicine representing them 10 be the snme as
mine only with another Therefore have resolved
70 nave but one wholesale Agent Worcester consequent
nave made arrangements with Mr. David Scott, Drug
NJ zo Maln corner Of Mechanic street. to act my
Mhvesale Agent here TO whom all orere sent TO Worces
yer io medicine must be addressed Don't forget IN send
ing orders 70 address DAVID SCOTT 25i Main
ncr OF Mechanic street. Worcester d3tawsm dis
Worcester daily spy., 1859-01-27


A THOROUGH BRED SUFFOLK
"A BOAR VIII be kept this by the subscriber.
JAMES p PAINE,
az diff % lincoln street.
NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES-A su-
~ peror article CROP Just and for sale by
Wr. q. SWEET,
diff Main stree
Worcester daily spy., 1859-01-27


TiIE WORCESTER SPY has passed the hands Of Its
new proprietors Messs Foss Farnum who have given
an earnest of what they intend to make it, by enlargng
its dimensions, printing il in type and giving in adj
diton to general and editorials liberal amount of
local news We are glad to learn that Hon. John Milton
Earle who for more than thirty years has been publish
paper although relieved of the responsibility of manage
ment The new publishers have had large experience in
newspaper publishing and possess the requisite enterprise
journal,
Worcester daily spy., 1859-01-27
dNurtester Bully spg,
farmt ann Q5arOen.
INDIAN COR

1NO1AN CUhN.
Heap high the farmers Wintry hoard!
Heap high the Golden Corn
No richer gift has Autumn poured
From out her lavish horn!
We dropped the seeds o'er hill and plain,
Beneath the sun of May,
And frightened from oursprouting grain
The robber crows away.
All through the long bright days of June,
Its leaves grew green and fair,
And waved, in hot midsummer's noon,
Its soft and silken hair.
And now with Autumn's moonlit ewes,
Its harvest time has come,
We pluck away the frosted leaves,
And bear the treasure home.
Let earth withhold her golden root,
Let mildew blight the rye,
Give to the worm the orchards fruit,
The wheat-feld to the fly;
But let the good old crop adorn
The hills our fathers trod,
Stih let us, for His Golden Corn,
Send up our thanks to God!
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-23
TT is NOT TOO MUCH TO SAY, SINCE
OLD AND YoUN
Affirm its Truth,

PROFESSOR HOOPS HAIR RESTORATIVE
WIN preserve inalby The growth and color of the hair If
fecy the gray cover the bald With NATURES own orna,
me the a make more 50 s1 and beautiful than
s,osns Judges Attonsys Doctors clsrgymen Professional
the following and judge:
Prof O j. wood-Dear Sir same last summer We were
wss % to s %e Of 3 a and
to rep9rtit
with and called scad head The hair almost
trely came off in consequence when friend seeing his suffer
few applications removed The disease entirely new
aud luN'ant of hair started and
that cur boy has healthy scalp and uSriat Of
erset for ali ffGiSs sas
OF the scalp and hair We are yours, respectfully
s sER Y. 4 Hi GiaSfs@5ThAn.
Prof Wool-Dea Sir Ny hair had for several years. been
WRsn @ p en oil in dressing resi- it
months ago thai condition and having continued its
Till within the lust three weeks it has turned its naura
those produced by The application any other prepar-
son aEs ae as Al article
2 Y for ha the m IS IF deIss pr the hair
Mrs, c. sYMoNps,
Prp Wooa-psar Sir n BY the advice Of friend Of mine
it. had the fever some time last May, nearly every hair
v Ms" SGs but @ !" y%p af
that feel 70 communicate 10 others who afflicted have
the benefit have received from Prof Woods Iqr
medium and small holds % Pint an md reai f
proportion than The small ret"s for two o" dollars r
PER Per- 'o n ,he large holds quart 40 per cent more in proper
aass Wire Railing Es'ssR%sa' i III Market
And sold by all good Druggists Fancy Dealers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-23
Shipping SnttIIigente.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp Street,
Friday Morning, December q, 1859.
Ca.scksr orr,e1, No. 70 Camp street. !

Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Habana, Mcconnell, for Havana,
PUG Brothers
British ship Refuge, Howard, for Fleetwood,
o., Cammack & Converse
Ship Herald, Crowell, for Liverpool,
j H Ashbridge & Nephew
British Ship squando, Curry, for Liverpool,
Ship Rutland Peterson, for Liverpool,
q, Meeker, Knox Geo
Ship New Orleans, Rich, for Havre,
schr Mobile, Hewes, for New York, - y" vi
CIV Hynson Geo
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Fashion, Smith, from Mobile, in ballast
tow Wakefield &eo-Algers.
snip EAn Hodges, "a days from New York, to
9 W Hynson &co-point.
snip stephen Baldwin, Flagg, 2s days fin Boston,
70 %. y Hynson &co-point.
Lubec brig Nautilus, -, from Rio de Janeiro
10th Oct, to master-point.
Schr Olive Branch, Smith, from Mobile to MASTER
basin.
Schr Union, -, FIN Mobile to master-basin.
Arrivals Mt the Carondelet Canal.
Schr Marie Sosthine, FIN Bayoo Lacombe.
Schr Joinyille, FIN Pascagoula
sehr Republic, fm Pearl River.
Steamboats,.
Cherokee, McMahon, I'm Eastport.
Marenge, Mccullum FIN Pitts6urr
TWichell, Hawley, I'm Nashville.
lalourche, Dugas, FIN L.afourche.
hapides, Dowty, fin Alexandria,
FRED Iron, banning, I'm Cincinnati.
Saline Miller, I'm Tensas.
Doiie webb, Davis FIN Bmuf River.
Golden Age, McCombs, FIN Fort Adams
Florida, Meyers, FIN Mobile.
A Andrew, Cotton, Bayou Bartholomew.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-23

Towboat Anglo-Norma Steele, from the Passes
lowed down and to sea on the 9th instant,
ship Marathon, banks Sheffield and Virginia
4 Estellena, brig Sea Lion, and schr Eulalia
-brot up ships + q and Stephen Baldwin
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-23

FAMILY GROCERY, CORNER OF COMMON and
= Carondeiet Streets
1t has been desire excel in the quality of BUTTER
niscd my and the patronage have acquired in
the last fourteen years is proof of success
My TEAS being selected by acknowledged judge New
York, will be found to he choice
The stock of the store changed many times during year
and is therefore fresh full assortment constantly coming in
bought and to be sold for cash.
Country orders solicited, which prompt attention will be
paid. Terms, cash or city acceptance.
ii. II. HEDDEN,
me- en- Common and Carondelet sts New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-23
Memoranda.

as- The brig Nautilus, from Rio de Janeiro re-
ports as follows: Cleared FIN Rio on 9Th Nov. ship
Indus, for Germantown--not full cargo. In port,
loading ships Brazillero, Elbartha, Young Sam and
Haze--the Young Sam with or 5000 bags coffee,
and the Haze with three-fourths of cargo.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-23
Passengers.

r Per steamship Mexico, from Indianola and Gal
veston-Evans and lady, Mrs Stell, Mrs Rueledge
and son, Mrs Hensley, ) children and svt, Mrs A NJ
Weir and daughter, Miss Williams, Miss Order,
lady and child, Mary Schneider, A Mclaughlin
Graves, Powell, Walker, Owens, Bennett, Panple,
CASTOR, Upchurch, Garfield Watson, Pope, Smith.
Lindsey, Stnbbs Bnrridge--l0 on deck, negroes.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-23
A nIER1cAN soL!DIFIED, MILK DRIED


Milk Works. Armenia, Duchess county, New York.
This superior article lately introduced to notice. is the result of
nntiring faithful and expensive experiment. The Standing
Committee Pabic Health and Legal Medicine in lengthy
report concerning it. to the New York Academy of Medicine
has been fully subjected critical examination and
will suffice state that the American Soidfed Milk nothing
but the solid constituents of milk combined with little
less than equal part by weight of white that it
tain other foreign substance that the vaons solids of the
broken thai it is readily and perfect, soluble in and
when dissolve in proportion it is in fact milk 1t
secreied by the with the sole exception Of the
OF cities, surgeons
sasy and approved by the late DR. Kane and here
has been ana by Dr. Cawcour w,io
tive boon the community For sale by The principal Ship
Chambers, Druggists and Groccrs.
NO In Corner Common and TcIou,ioula. ST.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-23
l. oW Err CO ST.
MOBILE AND MONTGOMERY.

Leaves on SATURDAY 9th inst, Mt $50 p NJ
FOR SELMA, MONTGOMERY
far and Wetumpka and al Intermediate landings on
Alabama river direct-The superior lake steamer
zasSz.sz& VIM. Basaley, Jno, c. Sinnott master, built
expressly for the trade will leave the lake end of tile Jefferson
and Carolon Railroad. Shippers and pas
this boat going direct through For freight or
apply to
j. L. HARRIS q Natchez street.
or to JOHN f. HYDE CO.,
IS Gravier street.
Circle. sfO' dix
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-23
STEAMBOATS,.


MEMPHIS PACKET
AS f1s5s.l LINE r,sso. \
THE MEMPHIS AND NEW oRLEAN
PACKET COMPANY
Win their during the 1859 and 1890 a. r,
lows:
One of the boats Of the Memphis New Orleans Line will
leave New Orleans
EVERY MONDAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY,
AT 8 o'clock 2. NJ.
MONDAY BOATS:
Ingomar.. d. Clarke, MASTER
Nebraska .......,............A. b. Irwin, master.
WEDNESDAY BOATS:
John Simontls. ..........J p. Smith, master.
Eclipse ....................,H. l. Spots, master.
FRIDAY DoATs:
Belfast. .....,.........,,..,...Wm Wrny, master.
Ii. II. w. Hill. n II. Newell muster.
THE yICKsBURG AND MEMPHIS LINE,
TOWN.
DanleI BO0ne. Hicks, master.
Aate Frisbee. CONGREGATIONAL Lee, master.
W. IAnck,
Leave Vcksbnrg at I2M
EVERY MONDAY, TUESDAY AND SATURDAY
Passengers leaving New Orleans via Jackson Railroad every
evening IN the week but Wednesday, evening" can thus make
close connection at Fcksbg with other of the above
Lines These Lines In close connection with the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad
And the
NJ EMPHIS AND OHIO RAILRoa
From MEMPHIS, TENN.
AHoding passengers choice of routes East North and Vast
from that point.
For through tickets freight and reliable information apply to
- j. H. FRELIGH, General Agent,
Oh Memphis Packet Office St Charles IIo, ieft ,vinr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-23
AND YAz0o RIVERS

Leaves on SATURDAY, 24'h inst. u, s r. NJ
REGULAR YALLABUSHA AND
. ~ h fa2po River PncketFor Grenita, Troy, T,scn
AsaliaiT homa Ietnre, Greenwood Sidon Head oney
xssS.s1s saud rchun Yazoo City, Saartia and all inter-
mediate ianiings faabusha and Yazoo riyersThe new
igh' rang fast running passenger packet e. M.
Rlcknel, saml Gwartney, MASTER will leave above
For freight or passage apply on board
da) ~" w. A. IN 1rar.is Gpt.' ,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-23

HOCK60 cases Henkel Co.'s Sparkling in quarts and
Il pints for sale by s. WOLFF,
dig Corner of Grsyier and New Ieyee Streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-23

e E4xncKsrKss Mrs., widow Tisse wac vasterdav
be9cfs Recorder Long On ! charge III having stolen
Locking glass, worth ~ rs, from G. Cozaubon's
aencs; M. 7t 81. Anthony street. The widow
RI Nv 1 e Mes. we cna Ms al the proper time
sst sitr n; w q tae Geiestlal Empire was
Soysr ron TmotSs p nss,ag sso.en an Sis re-
Ssss ansy was steward Of the ship, and had
~ ~ 81 sea.
ssanmeyef Yesterday found in the house
~ msea ~ ane FIRST District quantity
ssMs,e Wearing apparel, identified as having
Sno9 es0ien rom Margaret Biglow. A trunk, be-
Sss.se y sne accnsea margaret, and filled with
@Msks and enndry articles supposed to be stolen,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-23

N-R, ofssns paske-Ihe fine regular passenger pack
ssEzs1Eior Memphis and all Intermediate laudp,s AZ
above. For freight passage apply 81, beard or In "
BELL, BUCHANAN & co
n ~ ,, .s-.s-... ...4. - 81 POvdras street
bi Its boat connects al Napoleon with regular Farbets for
the Arkansas and White rivers and nj Mrn,nis with r,o
Packets for 81. Louis and for Louisville ~ i'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-23

Ii. BOIRON.. j. Ii. BORON.
" 81 ST. CHARLES STREET.

Ii. lRON.....,...............J Ii. BORON.
81 ST. CHARLES STREET.
B Boron honor to inform his customers and the
public in general that he has received per arrival, from
ayre and ner steamers win New York, complete
OF Fall aid Wnfe. Goods too
the following part Gents Linen Shirts Linen Bosom and
Cotton Shirts; White Flannel Unlershirts and
Drawers; White and Coored Cotton Undrrshrts Drawers
Seeks Of al Materials Stocks Neck Ties Cryas Wooden and
Jouvn's Gloves, Cambria Handkerchief Combs and Brushes
Sponges Porte Monnaics Cutlery Ware Sets
der Boxes Ladies' Fancy Casks Scent etc etc. Canes
Umbrellas always at hand. Perfumery Ibn's rnauds,
Socete fygenique's, etc.
Mr.. BORON having removed his SHAVING ROOM, will
be enabled attend to The LADIES' whom he has added to
his extensive stock assortment of Goods for Ladies Wear
The Hair Department.,
For both, LADIES and GENTS is way to give the
utmost satisfaction The sricest attention will be paid all
orders for Ready Made Hair being supervised by Mr. Boron
himself.
j. b. BORON
d9 6ni "a ST. Charles street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-23
ARKANSAS RIVER.

Leaves with Dispatch
ARKANSAS TIVER-FOR FORT
~ - Smith, Van Buren,, Ozark, Roseyile Spadra Nor
ristown, Dardanelle, Iewburg Little Rock Pine
sSzskB Bluff, New Gaseony and all way and plantation
landings The BensThe elegant and very light dranght
swift running packet Little Rock jerks Brown,
master, Ious William Brown clerk will leave above. For
freight passage apply on lolra
ABNER I.EGRAND GAINES,
n5 Agent, "a Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-23

~-ca .GALPIN'S CHOP HOUSE-No. FIX
e&SsS chang Place. Canal street and the Post Office
John GAiPiN takes pleasure in calling the stten
HOUsE conveniently located for business where they
will find everything the market Affords well cooked Clearly
served and at moderate
DON'T FORGET THE "CHoP HOuSE.'
Galpin's eefsteaks Chops anti Sausages gosd
old Cnre and other Wines and liquors carefully selected
be had for the askngand small payment o3l If
- JUST RECEIVED AND FOR sAIE-Two
~ Al Blaeksmihs and Al Brickayer-fully guaran
teed to be good workmen.
a small gang of Cotton Field Hands from Georgia.
Apply to O. +, HATCHER,
dl3 If 19S Gravier street. New Orleans.
LNIAOUR-3Au barrels MAMA Mills choice surerfne
l. landing from Flatboats, and for sale by
S. ii. KENNEDY 4 CO,
dig I'm Is and 10 Poydras
ELOUR-aU barrels of the ceiebratea FLORA TEMPLE
Il brand choice extra, just received and for sale by
S. II. KENNEDY Il Co,
die I'm Is and % Poydras ST.
SpAIs CANDLEs-ilsl boxes Proctor * Galnble and
~ Emery Il Sons brands, fos sale by
$. H. KENNEDY Il co,
dig I'm Is and - Poyiras S.
~ s. WOLFF,
us Conner Of GraYicr and New Leyee streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-23
Leaves on FRIDAY. Dec. q, at PM
REGIllAR HIIRRICA NE CARR

~ b Iina Bluff and Shreveport Pucket-For Hurricane
and Carolina Bluffs, Shreveport, Bayou
Ample, Grand Eeore, coushatta St Maurice,
Montgomery, totlc. Alexandria, NoFman's Bafbns ali
intermediate landings Red HycrThe new elegant light
dranghi and swift running passenger packet steamer DOub
loon, W. e. Harrison will leave freight
or passage apply on board
VIRGINIuS q. DENTZEI,
uAl AdYetti.ing cent
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Leaves on SATURDAY, Dec. %. at s f. NJ
FOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND

FOR SHKEVEPORT, GRAND
~ h Bayou, Gouslnttn Ganpte Grand Ecore ST. Man.
LtksAss rice Coile, Alexandra Normon's, Barbnrs and
zs=EsElsa the intermediate landings Red river-Thc
entirely very light passenger packet TriO
j. \. Dickinson muster will leave freight q
passage, apply on board.
YIRGINIuS C. DENTZEL,
an Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-23
RREAD-BREAD FOR THE MILLION.

SOUTHERN MECHANICS STEAM BAKERY
Corner Of Clio and Franklin seets-DeEat No. Poydras
Near New Leyee street,
j. j. DANIELS & SON Propretors
Pilot Bread Navy Bread Soda Sugar and Butter Crackers
Wine Biscuit warranted of the superior uuaty
and AT the lowest market prices. -
ged. ~ 81 II
, 1859-11-08

T OST-A Red silk Purse. contain
~ Ing = "Cjty Oder" No. $40 payAh's 10 Joseph
SLe fo1 lars a;1 asso let twenty
ant th!ry dollars IL bl The paye.t Ct the CITY tr?sr
tas betE stop3e. Aar ie!snn tn!Ek tie will center
faror W eavt2s TIE SAC IT lie Ciy Cou2trlltra
QHec- nosxzt
, 1859-11-08

1t the election to-tlay cach voter should
deposit ttoo tickets, in two separate boxes, il,
the ward in which he resides, uud at lie place
where hc il accustomed to vote in city elections.
Ono ticket will brar tire naues Of tho Mrte car-
d'da,es for County ofGccrs-Treasurer, Survey
or and School Commissioner. Tie other will
ctnb-ace those OF tue t0,ra officers Of The re-
sl'ectiyr towns I'D .liat Of the Wur;s Supervisor
tor tile warl in which the yote is cast. The
separation Of the tickets is Eccc ssitated by d-
lcFcsce in Tic qualifications Of voters for the
two kinds Of officers. The law Of the Inst Leg
is!atisc SESSION relative tn Cook county, abol-
i*hcd the town meetings" in South, West anl
Moth Chicago. and substituted the election iy
wards therefor.
Thu following are the Judges and p1aces ct
election in The city:
iast TarA-4tlc:iea7 Nou*e. Ils'ectors-0srinkton
Laal. u. H. I!o!s~ Aorgau l.. kci'k.
:@-,"l pael-Eaxi:e Nuse 10. |. {, l.. Jrnks, Tie.
t'ic latm8an. J. L. NsE.i.
7ai.d na.--Ceut lt.rsr. G.u:sc l. i.asS c. u. IA
VII. Lynch.
t..nr: Hart-EnTi.c ftnre s.n.s ,Joln H. Allen, Joat
Gnor:llza. N.eEH.a. iiusl 4.
ftA Us1rI-El::lut 1I.a.r ct c!!uon and Na.1
hz1cn ssects. Soai iu:tsvatt, k:sscl Green, d. +.
Er4dtty.
!>i1h Hara-Eu!hc llpsss c.o. r.. J. D. cutyer r. SIC.
tti'4is., Gusttv Ltyt:nI,z.
:'te.t Hu.,l-C..rrr t We'll. aud CaIcs - syeu
u. il an, 4. Irun,4.ug, II. ". MtEars;n.
E'y11h h"sd-Nu.tL Masxei laa Ell Bate, Casper
fnti TIL E't.~ IL.
Ninth Hus-En4ine fouae vi, 8. 4. t.. Coventry. &.
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