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The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1860-07-07

| DREADFUL HAIL STORA-Une OF the most terrible
hull storms that has ever been witnessed in this
ton of the court passed over the Southern part Of
Mecklenhurg the 10th inst. 1t extended through
the eighborhoods If Steel Creek, Sharon. Pr.vid-
I ence &C. and no. informed how much fur.h
ar. Two clouds arose, in the east the other in
the southwest. rolling and curling in rightfu shape
until they met little tho south"f Charlotte the
wind giving the rain and hailstones wls,rlins
motion. We learn that many Of the stones measur-
ei eight inches in circun erence and in some places
covered the ground the depth Of several inches.
The storm na.le clean sweep of growing caEps
along it's path, literally stripping the COTTON stalks
and beating into the earth corr" wheat, OATS syrup
cane, &c, and peang the bark from fruit trees: in
fact destroying at fell swoop, the hopes of tho
farmers for the year, 1t is especially dis
trcssing to the poorer class Of persons who were
entirely dependc upon their little corps for a living
successful pl.ntin bel G very doubtful unless
we have very good seasons and ate fall. We
trust that not many in this condition. The feel
ings Of Que gentleman found relief in tears as no
described to the destruction of his crop and his
prospects But the hand that guides the storm;
feeds tn" young eagle upon the cl-fts Of the rock,
and sendeth bread to the vs3,an they cry to
him, and he will do right
PS.-We are informed by private letter from
Clark Creek, Catawba county, that the same storm
visited that section It swept away Oats and Or
chards--strippins the forests shattering window
glass, penetrating the roofs IF houses and leaving
utter destruet. in its train. We hear Of It's
nges for down as CheTaw, S. C.-Ch. Democrat.
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1860-07-07

! FIrzPArRrcK FOR BRsckINRrDaE-Gov. Fitzpat-
| rick of Alabama, who nominated for Vice Pre-
sient on the Douglas ticket having dscliuad to ac-
ce2t now sdvocs&es the election Of Breekinridga
and Lane.
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1860-07-07

a, l ma nave seen an attack made upon j. P Jordan in
1' e - City' State' OF the 10Th June which by i'm
pict'on attempts to deny the statement of Mr. Jor-
IAN IN his letter to Mr.. johnson
Iee 1t duty | Mr.. Jordan to state that
nave read the letter of his to johnson, and e.
oe every word of that letter. and it is useless for
rool TO deny the facts stated Mr.. Pool in nv pres
ence declared time and again. he would not if se,ec
q vote for any Western measure requiring an an
'ropratlon of public money, denounced Mr. Jordan
II ulmeasurel terms for doing and held him up
. rilcule [ was the democratic candidate that
for this county, and Mr.. Pool inquired of me if
endorsed Mr. Jordan's votes. | heard all the
;peeches made in this county but one, and this was
Ir. Pool position in each also distinctly
member that he intnated Mr.. Jordan voted
Or these measures to obtain Judgeship. Mr.. Jor-
Ian replied to that that suspected another
1ntil he himself had crossed that line which sepera-
tes honesty from dishonesty and am sure Mr.. Pool
never alluded to the subject again in my presence.
| With regard to Mr.. Jordans position is society.
! | shall a1l upon my responsibility that have
known NJ Jordan from boyhood, he has made his
way mp to distinction, spite of opposition is above
Suo picion al stands above the mean attempts of
the paQs Of party to iiljure him.
/ ,TOSIAH PERRY
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1860-07-07

How ONE DIVINE CMrIcuER AsorssR-Dr Bond&
IF The Raltim"ye Advocate sketches the Rev. Gran
viIls Moody - fellows:
Mr. xooiy from Ohio, lsrg~. windy looking
brother evi.,s tly charged with Tss tn the nuzzle.
form lie held in his hand n manuscript speech.
evidently of mature age If not replete with wis.,.
L,m and spres him elf for grand oratorical ~f-
fort. With loud voice and great corsoresl energy
.he orator began; :.
As brother ssii to US, he showed 6rst that I'm
nd Ev. Ii :ed ,ogetie:; secondly. t. a ~ W."
,uvet; i'm the ark, Al, concluded ,hs- tAe14se ="
nah swal)ossj III ~bs1A.
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1860-07-07
4 (: RID.
~ - ~ ~
HEREFORD June 23. 1860.


My attention hovng been called to what apparent
~ is editorial in the E. City State Of Saturday,
10th June-I say what is apparently editorial,
because of its authorship being somewhat in mystic
ry-and having also heard that John Pool denonn-
ces the letter Mr. Johnson in relation to his
course while candidate in $50, as false feel it a
duty which / owe to myself to- send fer publication
the following certificates. [ did not expect any
thing better from Pool because Of his known char
acter for t7'jckerg and subtexTuqe
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1860-07-07

DU NCNN y. DF-V A NF,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
CLINTON, n.
WILL practice in the CountyApd Superior Court
w of Bladen. Cumberland ana Sampson. and !
the adjoining Counties. Office tue Ciinto. Hotel
Feb,y 10. Le60. If ~
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1860-07-07
"A. D. MCLEANz
A.tarnpy e. CDuaSp!lnr nj rW

~ Souhctilo1 AC 90"
S0 N1NHEE VI LLE, N. Q
\NILL attend the Courts OF Cumberland Moore
w johnson ard Harnctt County PROMPT atten
tion gi the collection OF all claims entrusted his
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1860-07-07

As to Pool, he and settle matter very
shortly, and my friends will have fear of the
suit If he Is the author, have ample testime-
ny to satisfy he paid 80 pieces Of silver for its
insertion
can get hat full Of certificates to the same
effect as those l herewith submit, but these will
1asten upon some one the infansous ttlshood. 1t
will be perceived that the certificates are to the facts
OF my letter, | did not desire anything more and
the personal stateInen- of Mr.. Perry was objected
TO by me- he represented this county in 1834,5 in
the Legislature, and is, well the Others of ir-
rePfoenable character, of Independent means and
IS no WISE Ieated to me. JOS. F. Newly is the
brother of the representative from this county
nave other certificates in II y possession.
j. PARKER JORDAN
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-07-18

being well known Throughout Europe and America needs
no communication here. They purely vegetable are
prepared with grcnt cxactness and sugar coated No
better catartic PHI be fund Price 3 Ter box.
These medicines are prepared BY Dr. Q. NJ JacEsoS &
CO.. Philadelphia Pa, and 81 Louis, Mo, and ld by
druggists and dealers ia medicines everywhere. Tie sig
bottle "a box.
IN our Esvyloigs ffnanaer published annually, you
will nnd testimony and commeniat0ry notices from all
parts q ihe county These Amanacs given away ~
all our agents.
BEWARE or C0uNTERFEITS.
See That ynugct Hollands German Bit
iers, prepared by Dr. g, NJ Jackson, phila.
dolphin, PrnnsYvnnia, aud that ~, sigma.
ture Ii On the wrapper Of each bottle.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-07-18

PERSONALLY wss rumored al this place
a few days ago. that Gov. Dixon Of Ken
lucky, would probably support Mr. Breckin-
ridge during the approaching canvass This
however, turned ont 10 be mere rumor.-
We have just received letter from friend
Of Gov Dixon, who says ihat gentleman
will support Douglas and Johnson boldly
and FIRMLY Evansville Etqurer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-07-18

OREGON ELECTION. The news from Orr
eon indicate the success of The anli-Iane
ticket, for both Congress and The Lcgsi, :
,ure. The Legislature nov elected chooses
two United $ ates S nators--onn % hll q
vacancy, aud ihe oihe, p succeed General
Lane, whose term expires On tie 4 h d
March, 1861.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-07-18

We are prepared to give prompt at
tention to all kinds Of Job or Book
printing. Any description Of blanks,
receipts, bill heads, store, stallion o.
jack bills can be forthcoming on tile
shortest notice, in the most approved
style, and on reasonable terms.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-07-18

ft-T For sale hv
HUBER a. FREADMA y. jasper.
II. & Il PICKHAEDF,l Eunlinrburg
WININGER g. MlLDURN, Haysnlle.
J u. GOliMANN. Ferdinand.
WM MAIilN. Ireland
WHITE & WOODFORD, Paoli.
Dec Z. lSJ9-v
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-07-18

lust RECEIVED m ! for sale cheaper
- than ever at The Cheap Cash Store
fine assortment OF Prints Delaines. Cling
hams Debase. Lusler Plain md barred ] A.
connects, spring shnws 81 tie latest style
Ladies' collars. Dress trimmings. Ribbon
aces Edginas &C.. also fine assortment Of
Ready made cloihipg, Hats and Caps boots
and shoes, Groceries, Hardware and Cut
tery. June 3.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-07-18

The Republicans Of this State have mad,
nominations for Congress as follows:
LIST District, L. @. DeBruler;
81 Dist. w. Mckee Dunn;
4th Jos. L. Yeater;
9th Geo. w. Julian;
9Th Dist. Albert q Porter;
9Th Isaac A. Rice;
oh s. Colfax;
l1th J. p. G. Shanks.
The Democrats have made nomination.
as follows:
1st Dist. John Law;
2nd Dist. Jas. a. Cravens;
Sd Dist. William NJ Daily;
4h Dist. William :. Iolmsn;
9Th Dist. Samuel G. Wilson;
9th Dist. g. w. Cathcart;
11,h District, Asbury Steele.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-07-18

STATE OF INDIANA, DUBOIS 90 ssl
To the sheriff of said county. Greeting
YOU nre hereby commanded 70 give Ie-
u gal notice of special election 10 be
held in HARRISON Township in said county o.
The usual place Of holding township El~c-
tons. On Saturday. 2ls, day 81 July 1850
for The purpose Of elec,ing Justice Q. The
Peace III and tor said tow nship. 10 fill The
vacancy occasioned BY the resignation o.
y ohm Miburn, Esq And Of this writ make
legal service and return.
ia witness whereof | have liefeunto set nv
hand and affixed the seal Of The Circuit
Court Of said county. at Jasper, this
18th dav 81 June, a. ID 1850.
BAH. II. EDMON STON, Clerk.
BY D. BuElxER, Deputy Clerk.
Proclamation.
The qualified voters of HARRISON town.
ship Dubois county. Indiana, are hereby no
titled that an election will be held al the Us.
ual and legal place. Of holding elections III
said county, on the 2lst day Of July, for the
purpose Of eleciing Justice Of the Peace
as certified in The clerks certificate above.
JACOB HERMAN, 8. ID. g.
June 20. 1sC0-5w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-07-18

TIE GREAT DRAWBACK 10 persons
emigra,ing TO The extreme south ana western
country, is tie fenr they have 81 HE Fever
Ague--the most direiul Of All Diseases
Every day we hear of persons attacked BY
this disease aud made help els IN a short
time without any means Of shotling relief
III view II Tie great demand iyr q remedy,
DR.. IIosieiter has presented biz CElEBRA Al
TED STOMACH BlTrERS, whose Gu,
rative powers TOR al Diseases VI the siosn-
ach have been universally acknowledge a.
The biitcrs. prepared after long expert
cnce and deep study, have received rhe en-
conums Of the most eminent physicians, n
well as al cla-seA. from every pari u on
country. TO those who doubt their ma ~
virtues, all we can say Il 20 Try them, and
Judge for themselves respectively.
ffAy Coo aivart,s q ~ n ~ IN anafhqr rolmm N
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BEWARE or COuNTERFEITS,
AND NJ OF Nc
AFFIRM ITS TRUTH.
Viz: TA,t
PREF. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.


Wlliprescrsr, itfaliby, he growth and
color " lav har, Il us \ TWO n tlree tim :
h wee N, 70 any imaginable age Perfectly
restore The Iray, cover ne hali Win na-
nre'- own crnameni, Vie hair; mskc itmore
soit nnd beautiful Than any OH, usd preserve
NE scalp free lram nll tlsea-,, ~ The Gfes-
esi age s slesme judges, Ailutfcs N,
u icturs. Clerrsmrn, prole slsha Men, anh
HGentiemen and !. hlps ~ uil c'asscs, ni'
uvcr tue world, h1Ar testimony that We ha
MT zay loo mueh III ia favor. Read the
Following, and Judge :-
PROFESSOR TiIALBERG, PIANIST,
says, on his arrival N lho u. ; aies he
MAS rapidy becoming gray, i' ap ar
pi,iaa Mood's Hair r s'orative EiS
hair soon recovered III original hue.
CHARLES GARDEN, l3 Nassau stE't.
New Yvrk.
49, the Gray hairs on Biz wifc's head we're,
aiier few weeks trial, turned into adark
brown. Il tle same ,ime beauty Ing aud
thckeniug thr hair.
"A. q RAYMOND, BATH, MAINE.
snys Ne Is pow SAY years old, and his
han and whiskers were tWo-ihirdo gray
bat IN theu4e ~ TWO bottles ~ Resfo-
raEivc tho gray hairs have disappeared.
both ON W. head and lace, tnd i more
soit and glossy than tor twenty five
wears previous. Ills wife, AZ We are 81
fiiy-two. has used Il with the same ef.
feet.
FfNLrY JoHssos. EsQ.. New ORLEANS,
SAYS that Ne lost hishair by the Yellow
Fever, IN 1854. lie used Woods Hair Re-
storniiyc, and his hnr u now ihck and CLOS.
IS.
s. mr. MIDDLETON, ALABAMA,
says the Restorative has zone much
good II hie part q the country. He
used il for badness, aid nov has fine
head ~ hrir.
M. r. MORSE, LEBANON, KENTUCKY
saws he has seen Moods Hair Restorative
used il hundreds of cases, and never knew
4, IL fail in accomplishing all u PROCESSES y
do.
A. j. ALDEN, MrLAINSBORO, III,
saws he had the scald heal eight years
and Was bald, but by the liberal use 81
Woods Hair Restorative. he now has q
rich, glossy head d hair.
H. Sold BY oil Druggists, and by y. :
Wood a Co., No ili. broadway, N, York
md ia Market street, 81 Louis, Missouri.
A.
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III Iaibit OF Common s. Com
ere ~siOrlai Township, Funds

A " EXHIBIT Of The Common and Con
~ rrcsriunal Township Funds 81 Dubois
County, Indiana, for me year 1869, ending
March -, 1850, as reported to the Board oi
County COMMISSIONERS at the June term,
1860, az follows, 90 wit.
RECEIPTS
There was remaining 10 he treasury az last
nj arch settlement with the Count, Trens
urcr lhe rum % $l576 "a
There has been received II he Go.
Treasury the following sums tor
the following objects. 10 wit:
N " y ID Srhopl Fund, (May dis
,rinn,iou. 1850 So-16 81
Interest Com. school fund go rs
Grocery License $50 90
Pin ci5al Common school fund 1880 ~
Zines anI forlriiurss ~ Vl
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-07-18
JASPER COURIER.

18TH T. CINCINNATI TYPE FOUN.
DRY CO., corner Of Vine and I.ongwor
streets. are our agents in Cincinnati.
nv JAco1 HERMANN, ESQ.,, is our agent
for this county.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-12
Items.

New YORK, Sept. ll.-Richard Gray, a
young fireman, was stabbed to the heart in
the street last night, by a gang of rowdies, who
are arrested.
Mr.. Barbour, superintendent of the arsenal
at Harper's Ferry, resigned yesterday. He
is on the Douglas electoral ticket.
A despatch from Washington mentions the
rumor of a defalcation by a Breckenridge lead
er of high standing with the administration, to
the amount of $4,000
The Empire clubs annual regatta took place
yesterday. The champion prize for four.oared
boats was won by the Geo j. Brown of New
York, which rowed the five miles in 30.44a
Herschel V. johnson arrived here this even
ing. He speaks at the Douglas barbecue at
Jones' Woods tomorrow, as well as Douglas.
John Fitzpatrick mrdered James Farwell in
quarrel last night. The murderer escaped.
Henry Adams, hotel thief was arrested
last night after firing two shots at his pusuers,
and woundng one OF them in the leg
The steamer Republic, bound east was in
collision with steamer Ansona yesterday, at
Hurlgate, and the former vessel was sunk.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-12
From the Honolulu Advertiser.

SUICIDE OF MIsER.-Henry Zuppleim, an
old German about II years of age, shot him
self with pistol on the 9th of August lie
cam. to these islands about the year 1903, and
mas resided here most of the time since-62
years-having for many years kept liquor
house on King street. He was possessed of
considerable money and real estate. The for.
mer is said to be buried under his house, and
is supposed to amount to SlO,OOO. Ills real
estate is perhaps worth as much more a
short time before his death he is said to have
made WILL devising his property IN trust on
". for the benefit of his wife and son during
their lives, and. after their death, to revert to
his relations in Germany During the last few
years he has enjoyed the unenviabe reputa-
ton of being miser.
DEATH OF RIcH SPANIARD.-Jose, a
Spaniard, long resident OF Honolulu, but for
mery from Lower California, died August ID
at the hospital. He was reported to be worth
considerable property-some 10000 in coin
and gold dust, and a few thousands in real
estate Immediately after his death, q notice
appeared, offering a reward for a lost will
(said to be his last willy which purported to
devise his property to Prince Lot; but we
have not learned that it has been found. An
other will has, we understand, been found,
however, devising his property to other parties,
to wit: all his money to a daughter supposed to
be still living in Santa Barbara, Lower Cali
fornia, and all his real estate and other efiects
to the Catholic mission.
SHARKfNa ExrRAoRDINARY.-T sloop
Emma. formerly the Splendid, has just re-
turned from cruise around French Frgatc
Shoal, where she has been to obtain sharks
fins and seal oil. During her cruise she has
taken about 500 sharks, some OF monsuous
size, with jaws large enough to swallow al OK
whole Several encounters were had with
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-12
The Telegraph to the Pacific.

WAsHINGToN, Sept. ll-The bids for the
construction of the Pacific telegraph, were
opened to-day. Hiram Sibley OF the Western
Union line, bids $4,000 per annum, with a
tariff of So for the first ten words Theodore
Adams of Harrisburg $4,000 per annum for
ten years ; Orville Clark of New York and j.
II. Hannah of Michigan $4,000 for ten years
Is. E. Ficklin of st. Joseph makes three bids
first $4,000, second $4,000, and govern.
ment dispatches 81 50 for ten words, third $40.
OOO with a proposition to run pony express
after the first five hundred miles of the line all
furnished The secretary of the treasury will
probably make his decision this week
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-12
The Prince of Wales.

ToRoNTO, Sept. 1.-THE Globe states that
Sir Fenwick Williams succeeds governor gen
eral Head temporarily in October. The yacht
races have taken place to-day. The prince
has also laid the corner stone of the queen S
statue at University Park, and visited the Uni
versity Normal School and the botanical gar
dens. An address was presented from the
Belleville deputation, but the prince expresses
his regret at being unable to accept the invita-
ton to visit Belleville. There is IA grand ball
tonight The prince goes to London to-mor-
row.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-12
The Maine Election.

PORTLAND, Sept 1.-Two hundred and
thirteen towns give WasEburne AZ ,147, Smart
35,02G, and Barnes 1910. The same towns
last year gave Morrill, 1850, and Smith
3O,544. The republican majority is IL 1881,
against 1910 last year. The increase of the
vote is l4,509. Republican net gain, 3065
p The aggregate vote of the state will reach
10000, about 10000 more than last year The
returns confirm in every respect our last
nights estimate. All the republican members
of congress are elected. The republicans are
celebrating their victory in this city by a torch
light procession, illuminatons, &c.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-12
walkers Movements in the Gulf.

New ORLEANS, Sept 1.-THE believed
report brought by the 0sceola, that Walker
force was reduced to twenty-five men, is incOr
rect. He was at Linas on the 26th ult., will
seventy-six men, well provided. The captain
of the Icarius declared his intention to capture
him if possible. 1t is believed that Walker
will march on Nicaragua. vessel with pro
visions, clothing, &C., was expected from
Ruatan, to reach the main land soon.
A party of fifty are preparing to leave
and Join Walker.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-12
LATEST NEWS.
FROM EUROPE.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO The WORCESTER DAILY SPY

NEw York. Sept. 11.-The City of WASH
iIgton arrived at :! O'Clock
Count Persisny, in opening the council de.
partment at Lore, made an important speech
defending and iustifying the acquisition of
Savoy aud Nice, and affirming that France,
having re-assumCd her position in the councils
of the Great Powers, her mission of a new EN-
pire was accomplished and he predicted new
era of peace and prosperity TO Europe
Ten thousand inhabitants OF Basiiicata have
been armed by the dictator.
The agitation is increasing in Hungary.
Gen: Benedick has resigned his position there.
The cholera is raging at Malaga 600 had
been attacked, of which 80 had died
The French admiral at Naples had been or.
dered to preserve the strictest neutrality
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-12
Judge Douglas on Fusion.

ALBANY, Sept 11,-There is said to be a
letter here from Judge Douglas, declaring his
intention to denounce fusion, made at sacri-
rifce of the true principles of democracy,
with men who favor secession or disunion. 1t
is thought that Judge Douglas will, in his
speech at New York to morrow, denounce
such policy, and that the state committee
will reject all overtures
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-12

NEW York, Sept. 1.-THE republicans in
the 10Th district have nominated J. b. Mexican
for congress.
JOHANNESBURG, Pa, Sept 1.-THE dem
ocrats have nominated W. p Schell for con.
gress.
LoCKHAvEN, Pa, Sept. 1.-THE democrats
of the 18th district have nominated J. Z. Hale
for congress.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-12

ding uplands.
FiOUR-Recepts l7,lsl bbls; sales $4,000 bbls state
and western a l0c lowers superlne state S575 "a $50:
extra state $500 % 500; round hoop Ohio. s6,l5 @
$50; superfne western s255 q 5SO; common to good
sales 2lOO bhls mixed to good s65 q s6,J7; fancy and
extra So 50 a. S. Canada superne quiet at $40 "a $50
sales $50 bbis; extra SOLO a 1850.
GRAIN. Wheat @ &c lower; sales $4,000 bushels
unsound Chicago spring Sl9 "a 2J, aud sound N02 at
81 20; Milwaukee club 81 Is "a 3d. Corn dull, heavy,
and lower; sales II 900 bush.
Reef auiet and seady sales $50 bills Pork unchanged
sales 500 bbs Sugars in fair request Coffee quiet and
UNCHANGED.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-12

their savage sharkships, during one of which
shark bit place out of the slOop's side,
larger than mans head. On another occa-
sion, two sharks, which aad been caught, ac-
tually towed the sloop several miles to the lee
ward, though she had both her anchors down
at the time. Those fins, which the sloop has
been i'll search of, are eaten by the Chinese,
with whom they constitute a choice delicacy.
SoNG BIRDS IN THE lsLANDs.-By the Yam
kee, the r. II. Agricultural Society received
between sixty-nine and pinety linnets which
Is much the largest number yet received at
one time. Part of them have been sent to
Lahaina, others to the society's garden in
Nunanu, and the remainder were set free i'll
Honolulu, where they may be seen and heard
daily in all parts of the city. The quails i'm
ported some time ago are breeding well, and
give promise of becoming numerous.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-12

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Sept. 1.-The chairman
of the Breckenridge state committee has writ
ten letter accepting ten electors, and two
names on the state ticket, aud will call the
committee together to ratify the fusion.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-12
A Straight Ticket in Pennsylvania.

HARRISBURG, Sept. ia straight Doug.
las electoral ticket is announced, including
VaUx, at large, and II Others on the Reading
stcket John Cessna is the other e.ector az