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New FaIInnd Winter Goods

VIE undersigned is Giving his stock Of Fall and Win
ter Goods for Geltm Wears all various styles.
Also choice lot FURNISHING GO which he invites the
atenusn OF his customers and the public generally.
SAM PRICHITT,
81 College street.
N. B SCOTS Fashions for 1Sf0 Ina,
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CHAP. CC-An Act providing for the Erection Of Pc
in the City Of Philadelphia.


in the City Of Philadelphia.
6y the and HOUs' Of Representatives.
The Cied states Of ericG IN Congress ISseR6ed, That
the the third section Of act entitled IAN act Pakng
appropriations sundy civil Of the government fer
the thirieh JUICE Domin eighteen hun.
ded and sixty March td eighteen hundred and fifty
nine, be, and the same is hereby repealed.
Sbc 9. And be Is further enacted. That the premises greed
t. be purchased by The Und states from the American Phlo
iophcal Society for courthouse mentioned 10 the said
third secton should fan sell any defect quail
fc4tion in the title thereto, that then the Of sVnU eli ht
thousand doAs Appropriated by the act OF Augu ghe nth
eighteen hurdred AID entitled An act making apprO
pratt ms for certain civil expenses Of the government for the
ysar ending the theh of june gheea hundred and hv
for the purchase and of the together with
the balance OF the Of ty tn usAnd dollars
priate the said act March thr eighteen hundred and
hyn L the Of making alterations lhe buil1ng
thereby authorized be purchased Of the Bank Of Pennsylvania
and the of hundred thousand dollars, by
the third eighteen hundred and fifty
pe and ing tie said bull lng purchased Of tie said
BanS Of Pennsy ania and adst it TO the Of post oc At
Philadelphia shall piled earring out the provisions Of
tn uth of the said act Of rch third eighteen hun
dred and fifty re, in the following viz first for the
puTcha Of the lots mensned and described the said fourth
section the Bailey and Levy lots at prices lot exceeng e
in the sail fourh con ntioned and then fO the
uctiOn OF building the said Ots suitable for postocs
and court house, POUded That the sa property purchased
from h BsnL Of pennsylvania be sold at not less than
uudred and ten thousand dollars
APPROVED, June g. 1861.
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70 rRAyELERs BY s bEA AND LAND.

Ths Nachizs, TIE Trar q vsisr And sv.,v o,h.- ;,;
ysaHAl snoss Iot IN lie { thfovs him within he
bear in mind that Magic Rx-rsctor 4, NJ - L iv
friend It Il beth portable and rheao -rd o,Ei svs
s oompAnlon' AZ Trend = in need IeTe thousands
Of living testify 5 10 il arvelIors Vius wAo
their sound limbs and nusces 10 s svinr secscy.
fne following are few e = thelsadinQ ssusss for gh
DALLEYS MAGICALPAIN y EXTRACfOR ia PREFEN-
TIVE we'll as CURE:
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Notice.
EDWARDS, HARRIS Il CO,
TmrninS! TurninSI

(sUCCEssORs TO EDWARDS, GILKERsON & COZ
KKT1LL continue the Wholesale Grocery Forwarding and
w Commission business at the old College
Church streets julyl5-h
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Form Of Ofsr

IHere OlerJ
l. (here insert the compOsng the frl Of
name tie town. in the State Of ame the sla hereby oer
iurnsh under your advert sment Gated Of sdveremen
snf subject to all the Of the
d scdule t. which trefrs all the articles embraced in Glass
NO. n'me the eas Tor the nAvyyare ct the yazd
according to aid seheule ee paste on the prnted class
from the schedule and Oppos e each article price Ind
the aggregate amount out the
collars cents and foot for the elas amounting
TO (here write the amount in goris.)
lprOpose my here agent one is required
BY tie sehedu fer the supply undr the classes miscellaneous
oy non resident othe place of delivery should my
accepted request tse contract PREF ard the
navy agent at TIE agency Os sat and csrsts
There the bidder each menoeT OF the hrm 70 airnl
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E5,m of Guarantes.

The undersigned (nane guaranor (Dame the town aud
state OF (nama the Stse (name ofseeond guarantor,
hrety undertake that the namsd name bidder or bid
ders will if his or tn oeT above accepted into
contract with tie United STATES within fifteen days date
Of ce through t postoe, Of the acceptance his FOR
therl offer before mentioned
Witness. (signafure of euarartorsl
certify that the above ere guarantors ara
known to ne to be good responsible gusranon this
(5ignatnre)
To be signed the district judge district attorney COLLECTOR
navy AGENT person to the burea to be
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Satisfactory.

To buy Goods from your home HeIchants pend gres
deal Of hne getting Up stocks direct Manufacturers
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PHILADBLPHIA.
nhila nnk nIanl-- q r.IIc- .

Class Nc White oak plank ., yeloE pine plank stock cgs
TO- white pine; Is, blseb spruce 81 iroD spikes and nails
- lead zinc and tim 25 hardware y Pants a1d ax can
vAs " cotton canvass 30 hax and eotfaa tHne glass; %
tar snd rosn g tallOs, soap and O % p ehandiey;
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Tyree Springs,

LII De opened for the accommodation OF visitors
w lOIh OF june Persons desirous Of visiting the
springs In advance Of this time will he On reason
she erms BY application at the Office Of Wetore Esq
z . NTToc
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land for sale

application be male, n short time, will en- accom-
< nodatng terms, cTty Acres OF Land, three miles
from the Corp is NIL Greek opposite Mai Gods
This Of the beautiful locations Davidson county
About cnshat Of the land Is in timber the balance
There the premises comfortable fne
young orchard Apply Ma Corr place or to nv.
self forpaTticulars. CHAS. h. NINSTON.
fulvlE-G
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an the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad will commence
" running the 2d day Of July, 10
the Expr Trains tie Southern lines via Charleston
and Savannah, and continue during the business
Through time from New York, eight days.
luly22-d Z. W. COLE, Superintendent
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JUST OPENED,
a Union street,

81 Union Street, 81
Our Spring and Summer Fashions. together vh choice
assortment Of French Cloths, Cassneres Vestugs, &C.
Of ortrons, which will up or u ual supe
ror style and 10 which respectfully invite attention
JoHARYEY & co.
B-AlWayS on hand select assortment Of furnishing
goods. mario
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The following are the casss. required at the respective navy
KITTERY, NE.

Class No. yellow pine and spar timber class 10 white
Pine cass ILL., ash plank H. Rhte ash oar rers; cs
- ron % spikes and naiisi q lead, Eue tin; IS hardware;
q p4ntA, Ots Sc g hax % canvass 80 eattou
ana fax vne % leather bunting and dry roos; y ptch
tar ros;n hllos SOap ard oil 80 ship ehzndery 20 sta
tionery; Al hreEood. u -
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Most EXtenSIVe
SOUTHERN PIANO FORTE
NJ A n UF ACTORY.

EkTM KNABE 90, Nos l, 3 and I, Futaw street, of
We Baltimore respectfully inform their Southern friends
That they have enlarged their csry prepared
supply the great demand for their pianos They
ably the most durable and contain the latest improvements
and are fully guaranteed for five For and
power Of tone and agreeable touch they unequalled
Thslberg sakosch and other pisns used them
their concerts and Lave PVen certificates for their superiority
They have for the last ten years. the premiums
all Coupe in all the different States where they have
exhibited Last they received five first premiums
Montgomery, Ala One for the Southern piano.
onefor the best against all competition
full supply OF the above celebrated Instruments will be
ceivinR by J. A. McCLURE,
mays, '6O-d&wly Sole Agent, Nashville.
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CHAr CXc-An Act in relation Malicious Injuries to- and
Tespa upon Public and Private Property within the Dis
trct of Columbia.

CHAP Act in relation to Malicious Injuries to- and
Tespa upon, Public and Private Property, within the Dis
trict of Columbia.
Be enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives
of tie United Of America IN Congress assembled. That
shall wuy and mAeiOusly Wanony and
without cause r District Columbia, down destroy
not own standing growing for shade oTnamen
other useful shall nslciouy destroy, mutt ate
otherwise nure any stauay monument other work Of
Standing being Ian not his shall naeiousy break
down enclosing belonging to auother
maliciously from the freehold OF another
any product thereof anything attached thereto shall be
imprisonment not than three months, by
fine not exceeding one hundred Iltrs
SEC. And be further enact d. that every person uho, In
said color Of right, shall wully commit
cutting down destroying timber wood stand
ing the land another carrying away any knd OF timber
wood cut lying such la d. or by digging
carrying stone, gravel clay, sand su mold
from such land roos fruit pant there Icing or BY
cutting down carrying any gaE, hay grn or corn
Standing being such land shall be punished by mpFon
Jail than sixty days, by fine not exceeding
sixty dollars.
SIC g. And be further enacted, That evey person who,
in said District without color OF right shall Wifuy commtsn
respass eng upon the garden orchard other improved
land Of with intent cut tke desrCy
njure the trees, gran grass, hay, fu r vegetables there
growing being shall be punished BY mprisonme in Jail net
not exceeding DOLLARS
SEc Asd be further enacted That justices Of the
shall exclusive original jurisdiction in all mentioned
the preceding sections saving hoveyer party convicted
before such JUSTICE the right to trial by jury his appeal to
the criminal court.
sEc and be il further enacted That every person
vcted becre justice Of the OF offence Damed in this
act aud appealing herefom shall be committed to adet
4 the until he shall recognize with ties
such justice shall requre with don
appear sail coIr her to prose ute his appeal and to
abide thereon such appeal being taken and bond
sled the justi copy Of the conyi en and
proceedings the and ansmit the together with the
re ognizance to the clerk Of the criminal court.
APPRovD, June 9Th, 1850
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[BYAUTHORHKl
Public Laws of the United states.
Passed at The st session Of the TAht,+Sas Congress-

CHAP CLXXXIX-An act in Relation to Mission Claims
Sault Ste Marie, Michigan.
Be enacted 6y tie Senate and House Of Representatives of
the tinted States of America in Congress assembled That
missionary claims referred to in the fourth section Of t.
Of September eighteen hundred and fifty, entitled
proYding the examination and settlement Of claims
az the ste Mar Michigan, and Ieprted upon
by the register and receiver Marie pursuant said
act shall be entitled recognition and confirmation in the
the terms claims OF individuals therein
provided for ard upon approval Of the said cams
provided the eighth section Of the act aforesaid, patents shall
be issued therefor.
APPROVED, June %, 1860.
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FOR LADIES.
Ladids black and brown French
G. ngress CATERS;
- black and brown clotn
lace 6aitsns;
" buttoned lasting Caters;
(" Glove hid Congress ["
extra fine kid Bootees;
q Sinners.
" laced Rosettes;
F." Englist bid slippers;
white kid and Satin -
+" Velvet d"
=" English lasting
q" Kid toile: BnskinS.
All theabove with and without
heels.
All Of which 1 viii cell very
/"
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GBs 9asbbiIIe Onion ann 9msritan.
Daily S.; Tri-weel1ly s.; weekly Sc.
Rates of Aavertising.

TEN LINES OR LESS CONSTITUTE A SQUARE.
f.. Tpu Many
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FORM OF sUARASTEE.

----, and d----, of--,i in the Stata of
-, hereby guaranty that in tbs foregoing bid og
for any Of theciasss therein named be accepted hs
Or hey Eu whnten days after the receipt the contract Al
me post oce named, navy agent gna execute
tract for the same, with good and suen suree and N ease
sad shall fail to enter into contract Aforesaid We
guaranty to make Food the differences the ofsr F the
said ---- and that which may be accepted.
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Class No. i white oak logs 3 white oAk pr0uscuous timber
TO- white Pi1e H. ah and cypress; u, white ash cars hickory
bars and butts IS, white osk and headings; 81 iron
spikes and nails q lead zinc, and TIM p iron hsrEsrs
q paints oils &c s fax . cotton canvsSs; 20 a
and eoton Wne; 81 glass leather % hose; a bTuhe IS
bnntng and dry goo 3 lanterns % pc s- and rosIn D
taow soap and OIL % ship ehandery 80 s4onerys Al frs
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J, white oak logs; No g. yellow pine plank stock
logs 10 white pine II ash and cypress; y black walnut and
cherry "a white ash and hickory butts white oak says
and heading q iron; % spikes and nails . zinc and tn
Is hardware; q paints, oils, &c ~ canvass % cotton
brushes IS bunting and dry goods 81 pitch tar rosn D tai
eW soap and oil; 30 ship ehaDdsyi 40 stationery wood
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Class No TO- white pine; 81, irOn o. spkes and nails a.
Lead zinc and Tin; "A pig ron hardware y paints and oils;
81 glass u tallow, and oil; % Hhip
tank and galley iron; a chain iron; IS got copper fellows;
| a. poles
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k4 OF OFFER.
- In lha araIa 81

UT-----1
agree to furnish deliver, the respective navy All ~
aees named IN the classes hereuntO affixed ageahy to The
provisions Of tie schedules therefor and conformity With H.
sdSesemeat Of the Bureau Of Construction c of August
= ECU Should osr be accepted, request Be addressed
AZ - and the contract sent 70 the navy agent al -
or to----, for signature and and certificate
Signature. A.. B.
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Date. .
Witness.
Inc seedne which the bidder eneos be pasted 70 h
oder and Each Ct them signed y him Opposite each art Gle IN
the schedule the rEice be t the carried Out The
ssggae footed up for each class and amount likewise written
FORM OF GUARANTEE
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-04-20
HAVANA PLAN.
MORE PRIZES THAN BLHNKSt
CAPITAL PRIZE.
$ - % . CD (" o.

TICKETS ONLY $500.
Halves S4,0O--Qunr:ers Schoolgirls 81, co.
Prices payable in Full, Without Deduction.
Purchasers buying 10 Tickets, when the mum.
bers end in l, ,, 8. 4, 5, g., 8, 8, 0, are guar
antccd a prize Of $1,000
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-04-20

Any $l.Oo Ticket with drawn number on it
stationed to come ont at any particular place.
such ms 81 1st, I'd, 81, or any other station in
the drawing $50
Tickets From $1.00 TO Any Prios.
At Prices paid at the above rates per dollar.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-04-20
WOOD, EDDY & CO.'S ~.
GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS
On the Three Number Plan -
Q "A p Z T AL RIzE
on

= "A p L a L p r. z Z
$1OOsOOOI
Takes place on the Last Saturday III each Month.
Whole Tickets $40: Halves $40; Quarters IS.
Eighths $3.50.
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR cERTIFIcA7Es.
Enclose the amount Of money to our address
what you wish to purchase; name the Lottery
in which you wish it invested, and whether
YOU wish Halves. Wholes or Quarters, on re.
ceipt Of which We send what is ordered, bysfirst
mail. together with the scheme.
Immediately after the drawing, printed
drawing. certified to by Che Commissioners,
will be sent, with an explanation.
Purchaser will please write til cir signatu
plain, and give their Post Office, County and
State,
All communications strictly onfidential.92,S,
All prizes of 81 900 and Under, paid inns
tnediately after the drawing-other prizes ae
the usual time of 40 days.
Orders for+Tickets or Certificates to be ad-
dressed to
WOOD. EDDY & CO., Augusta, Gs.
OF. WOOD, EDDY d CO., Atlanta, Ga.sr
or, WOOD; EDDY q CO.. Wilmington, Del.
A list Of the nnrhbere that are drawn from
the wheel. with the amount Of tE1sprize t6at
each one is entitled to. will be publlshed, after
every drawing. in the following papers S:s
Amgnsta (Ga.) Constitntinalist Mobile Register.
Nashville Gazette. Richmond Dispdteh.< Pamld-
ing (Afss.) )Clarino, New York Herald Ne,c York
Times. Nov. II. l859,-l2m
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$4,000! $4,000! $4,000!
$4,000! $4,000! $1,000! Etc

In ordering Tickets or Certificates enclose
the money to our address for The Tickets order
ed, on receipt of which they will be forwarded
by first mail.
The list of drawn numbers and prizes will
be sent to purchasers Immediately after the
drawing. All prizes under one Thousand dol
lars payable Immediately after the drawing.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-04-20

5.4se Prizes amounting to So ss2o.uot
Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS; Quarters $2]
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LITTLE,s
FRENCH MIXTURE.

This - prepared from 1senoh Recipe Cin shss
No. for the chronic stage,) and from is nsxafpi1d
success 10 likely to sppersede every oshsf f0mSdy
of the cure Of diseases Of the Kidneys xk Bladder
0ouorh@al, BlennorrhGal, and Leuchcrrhnat ot
Rtuor Albus affections. This extensive eompSand-
combines properties totally different ,in takt And
States PhsrmaeopoiS; Sad,fn point Of salstyIY6cfs
eieney Is NOT rivallsd IL xsneriea. ~
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Leaves Abbeville at o'clock, a. m, on
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS
on the arrival Of the down Passenger Train
fromGreenyilIe, and arrives atW ashngton same
day at o'clock.
Leaves Washington at 8 o'clock. a. m.. on
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS & SATURDAYS
on the arrival Of the Cars from Atlanta. and
arrives at Abbeville same day at o'clock.
Leaves Ninety Six at 8 o'clock, a, m, on
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS d. SATURDAYS
on the arrival Of the down Passenger Train
from Grcenville, AMI arrives at Augusta same
doy at half-past Q O'Clock, connecting imm di.
ately with the Wainsboro and Georgia Rail
roads.
Leaves Augusta at 8 o'clock, a. n,., on MON.
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, and
arrives at Nnety-Six same day at halfpast s
o'clock.
cB For further information apply to JOHN
MCBRYDE, Abbeville c. H., S. c.. Agent for
Washington Line; or to N. w. STEWAIaT,
Ninety Six, S. c., Agent Line. %%Sa
J. P. POOL & CO.
Jan. IL, 1860, 81 1y.
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NORFOLK COUNTY,

NORFOLK COUNTY,
West District-Linus Bliss of Dover. East Dis
triet-Edward Avery of Braintree. North District
N. T. Brownell of RoXbury.
NANTUCKET COUNTY.
Thomas b. Field of Nantucket.
HAMPSHIRE AND FRANKLIN COUNTIES.
r. D. Chase of Orange, j. I. Thurston of Belcher-
town, c. n. Shattuck of Coleraine.
SUFFOLK COUNTY.
First District-W Crockett of Chelsea Second
District-Cornelius Doherty OF ward /. Third Dis
trict-,James Flynn of ward I. Fourth District
VIM Graves of ward 8. Fifth Dstrict-James Ii
Fallon of ward II.
Abraham A Rowland of New Bedford, James
Brown OF Taunton, johnson Gardner of Pawtucket
WORCESTER COUNTY.
East District-O + NintOn of Westborc North
East District-Leyi Haywood of Gardner. Central
District-Levi Barker of Worcester. West-Giles
ii Whitney of WinchendOn. South-west-Henry
IL Stevens of Dudley. South-east-B Batchelder
of Sutton.
PLYMOUTH COUNTY.
Moses Bates of Plymouth, Stillman Benson Of
marlborough, Edwin Young of Scituate.
DUKES COUNTY.
ID A Cleveland OF Tisbury.
HAMPDEN COUNTY.
West District-H Fuller of Westield. East Dis
trlct-O A Seamans of Springfield.
1t was voted on the motion of Mr.. Griswold
of Greenfield, that any vacancies occurring on
the state ticket should be filled by the state
central committee.
1t was voted that in those congressional and
senatorial districts, where the present organic
alton is in the hands of the Breckenridge men,
the members OF the state committee act as
such committee IN calling conventions, &c.
After vote of thanks to the president, the
convention adjourned at about half past five
O'Clock
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pr BrOnson's Blood FoOd.-The dem and for
us urVailed Preparation is beyond the possibility of
doot and It's sale becoming large as that OF any
oter article now before the public Tens of thousands
~ persons VINO were sufferers seen daily walking
seets OF all the principal cities Union and bv
thelr influence spreading the fame of Or BkoNsON'
BLOOD Foop throughout the civilized world. But the
say in a whole newspaper column Ii gives life health
ana beauty to the sick and restores as II by magic those
only say, try it.
we would also call the attention of Mothers to Dr.
EATON lNFANTILE CORDIAL This is said be superior
10 any article of the kind now known. your anxious
nehrs are panied by witnessing the suferngs of your
nttle ones, lose no time in procuring bottle is an
invaluable specific for infants teethng, soenng their
gums and alayng all fever and irritation. BY all means
Farmer, bridgeport, ct.
y a. See advertisement For sale by GEO. r. sPURR,
DDAHiD SCOTT, M GREEN IL CO., and GEORG Il
T. HARLOW, Agents. Worcester dGwlm sl2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-13

The Republican Convention for Congressional
cester on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of September
instant at II O'Clock A. NJ for the nomination of a
candidate for representative in the next Congress.
Also TO nominate a candidate for presidential
elecor Each city and town in the district is emit
tied delegate, and one additional delegate for
every two hundred voters, majority fraction OF
that number according TO the last state The
towns composing the 9th district e:-Ashburnham,
Auburn, Barre, Boylston: Brookfield, Charlton,
Clinton, Douglas, Dudley, Fitchburg, Gardner,
Grafton, Holden, Hubbardston, Lancaster, Leices-
ter, Leominster AIillbury, New Braintree, North
Brookfeld, oakham, Oxford, Paxton, Princeton,
Rutland, Shrewsbury, Southbridge, Spencer, SteT-
ling, Sturbridge Sutton, Templet0n, Webster, West
Boylston, Westminster, Winchendon, Worcester
7. EMORY ALDRICH,
Chairman of the District Committee.
Worcester Sent 4th 1860
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Inc lolowlng gentlemen, representing the
various senatorial districts, were chosen a
sufolk Court, nj .ec,.
Parinenter, James Riley, Moses Clark, and Benz.
Essex County-H. Duront or T,,pr H.. ~ n
W 4IIg oi oaS, Dr. j. e How Of Hayerhil E. s.
ter. - 'iou'es
town D. Russell of Rr;ht @nrIner OF Charles
m min W " Wild of Concord, A. Hanscom of
Worcester County,. S. Woodwork of Yoroo.
Nalu ia h3[se Oh oAeDTlGge lyman Sheldon of
the East and West districts)
A. W. chapin of Snrnp6eld 'o"''So" oi Chlcopee
Hampshire and Franklin Connties.-0. S. Conch
G. Merriam of Enfield .
Ier Edn 81 tp fa NJ Cole OF "lllamstown
Norfolk County-M Foley of Roxbury, A. L.
BIisg O %hGo T. I'm 'a ak 0 Needham
Plymouth CountyNj wilson Jr of Cohasset
Nv w, W Comstock OF Middleboro'' H. L. Collamer of
Barnstable Nantucket and Dukes-Ira barrow of
ru "a >, D. rlinhey Oh barns'aDie'
"o p'e''ue"' Vi ''ie convention 'll'ue lie"
i"'e cioSii's remarks 10 tile eohVehtioh'
the ratification n,oot;r,r 20 bo b,ld - ,I,o QUO
ninc
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NE DosIoN AND WORCESTER RAILROAD