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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-07

/ OST-A Breast Pin, between ID Chath'
"a am street and Fawcctts Block, Nov ~ The hnder
shall be suitably rewarded by leaving II ut Fawestt
Warfeld's store. The initials the pin are A. u. ~
~ d3ts
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Itens

New YORK, Dec. 6.--Two OF the main Cro-
ton pipes in Fifth Avenue were burst last
night. 1t will require 3 TO days TO repair.
The city, meanwhile, is very short OF its al.
lowance OF water. The water is cut off from
from Brooklyn.
pHlLApELrHIA, Dec. The city council
request the mayor to call public meeting to
express adhesion to the Union, appointing a
committee to each branch, to carry out the
reqnest
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Talking of War.

New YoRK, Dec. 6.-Letters from WASH
lngton state that the government has been in
formed that it is the design to take Fort Moul"
trle us soon as secession is accomplished.
COLUMBIA, Dee. 6 During the discussion
i'll the legislature yesterday, concerning the es
tablshing OF an ordnance bureau, Mr.. Rhett
said they had had for several years in Charles
ton eight large PaiXham guns, which might
perhaps te used for taking the forts
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3lrtu Advertisements,
C1ITY OF WORCESTER.-To eth

WY OF UHUEo TI.'-IO tIVHVT
" of the Constabes Of the City OF Worcester GREET
It's You are hereby required forthwith, to notify aud
warn the inhabitants. qualified to vote M CIV county.
and other Elections meet in their respective Ward
Rooms on MONDAY the tenth daY Of December next,
AZ nine O clock in the forenoon, then and there,
First-T0 give their votes for MAYOR and eight Al
derrncn zone Alderman being selected from each wardJ
on one ballot.
Seroud-To give in their votesfOr three Common Coun-
cilmen one Overseer OF the Poor one Member of the
school Committee Assistant Assessor War len, three
INSPECTORS OF Elections and Ward Clerk, on one bal
lot also in ard four, Memuer Of the school Com
mjttee fill he vacancy caused by the death Of Avian
Allen.
The polls shall be opened AZ nine O'Clock a m, and
shall be closed at four clO. p.
Witness. W. W. RICE, Mayor Of the City of Worces-
ter this twelfth dav of November in the year OF cur
Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty.
BY order Of the Mayor and Aldermen.
SAMUEL SMITH, City Clerk.
A Copy. Attest
LEVI JACKSON, Constable of Worcester.
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SEWING MACHINES,
The Elliptic Lock Stitch Machine.

These celebrated Mach mes new made under licenco
granted bv +. Howe, Jr Wheeler Il Wilson Co. and
others taking the lead Of everything in the market
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prauidnntiaI Vntinr.

SPRIxGFIELD, Ill, Dec. 5.-The electoral
college to-day cast their vots tor Lincoln and
Hamlin.
Trenton, n. J., Dec 6.-The electors yes
terday cast four votes for Lincoln and three
Tor Douglas.
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MAR RIED.

In Webster, Dec !, Moses Cross to Margaret Doran,
both Of Webster.
In New Buston, Nov Is, Marvin W Perry TO Mary A
Ormsbee; Erastus Barnes to Chloe l. Omsbee
In Hcpedale Nov 30 AlansOn Bates of Bellingham, 20
Mrs Julia NJ Rhodes Of SheldOnvilc.
In Bellingham, Nov %, Charles Ford Of MendOn, TO
Olive Cook Of Bellingham.
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GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.
MAINE.

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-. e "liount y. UNI ~ 'I' Wy 2H M aoI zoe
we p'GSe"t ys"t, ~ ,n,a ast ,,oa Nv,
"a ooS nG6 t s 'i '''' y
Ill., W Iroi Herald sovs lumbar r,orcbonts
III, H.. o.oi ,,an go ayt,,siri H
se'e' any are p,ep%is ~ th,L ,nt ,0s
Iii,'el l" i, ,ot nor ta an
'''Ui 81 ,, '''' Is i Gu; ,r(u -
= - ~ ::
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,i','. ,a;Iiia
,,rpsi,irn,i o,,l,r tI,o ,r;ntor
~ Fo,,,innltnrol nonors enool, Of q ..bov
I"l, p - 49,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-07

The Scientific American suggests that paper
manufacturers should furnish letter aud note
paper in half sheets, since the outside leaf OF
most letters and notes is wasted, because OF
the almost universal use of envelops. People
generally use whole sheet to avoid the APP
pearance Of meanness, when a half one would
answer every purpose.
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GU-aartmrsblp AOtiees.

! 4 1O-PARTNERSHIP.-T undersigned have
~ THIS DAY entered Co partnership under the firm
OF LYON 4 CARSON for the purpose of conducting
| GROCERY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS at No %
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THE DAILY EXCHANGE,
E. CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND NORTH STREETS
PUBLISHED BY


~ f. CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND NORTH STREETS
THE DAILY EXCHANGE is printed upon clear white paper
anu WIN Doi and distinct type which is constantly
newed thus Offering to merchants and others making
gifts columns peculiar advantages for the conspicuous and
attractive display of their advertisements which, in
necton with its already large and steadily increasing sub
scripton list, makes It the most desirable medium for ad
vertsing presented to this community.
G. NO EXPENSE OR LABOR IS SPARED 10 furnish
the readers OF THE EXCHANGE with tie prompt, full
and authentic inelgen upon all matters Of public inter
est, domestic or foreign.
In its COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT, and especially in
all that relates to its REPORTS OF THE DOMESTIC
has established for itsefa reputation which
uses the merchants of this city in recognizing IL as
STANDARD AUTHORITY upon all those subJectsl wich
their business interests involved whist e ieauns
Fin ncial and Commercial topics cf the Gay coe under
careful review in its editorial columns
The interests of commerce and the state OF the markets are
constantly and intimately affected by the aspect OF poti
cal affairs throughout the world, that journal which
aspire to be ANYTHING more than commercial repor
ter or daily price current must necessarily devote reason.
able space to the dissemination Of political intelligence and
the dscussi of political questions. In this department of
the paper which, apart from its commercial Importance
also possesses peculiar and exclusive interest of its own
is the object ofTHE EXCHANGE to preserve position
honest and fearless independence equally removed
servile partsanship upon the hand, and mid neu
traity upon the other
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THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE
EVERY FRIDAY MORNING

Its columns have recently been materially enlarged
and new features will be from time introduced
render not only additionally attractive the FAMILY
CIRCLE but still more valuable medium of reference for
the FARMER, the MECHANIC, and the ARTISAN
The DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE contains the general
and political intelligence given in THE DAILY EXCHANGE
and especial care will be taken during the progress of the
present political campaign, to include in its columns the
latest and most reliable reports of the State Parties both
North and South and Of the changing aspect of affairs
that always the struggle for the Presidency
TIE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE will also embrace con
slant variety Of choice N0YELLETTES, TALES, POETRY
and Miscellaneous articles adapted to FAMILY READING
selections from the EDITORIALS of Hs DAILY EXCHANGE
REVIEWS Of and Extracts from New Books; PRICE
CURRENT exhibiting the State OF the markets. at hcme
and abroad, up to the latest moment, and FARMERS
COLUMN wherein much valuable information in relation
to Agriculture will always be found.
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THE TRI-WEEKLY EXCHANGE

EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY,
And contains all the reading matter Of THE DAILY Elk
CHANGE including its general and political intelligence its
kilograms, reports of local affairs and public meetings.
accurate and impartial reports Of the markets. foreign
and domestic; its review of books its carefully pre-
pared abstracts of foreign and its editorial articles
thus given in every department the information
ceved in the city up to the day of publication.
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THE MONTHLY EXCHANGE,

ofwhioh OVER TEN THOUSAND COPIES are printed
is published the first OF month"; for the months
February March and April, and August, September and
October Of each and IS sent exclusively to the business
men OF the West and South GRATUIT0USLY-thu afford
ing he best advertising medium offered to the peopl
OF Maryland 1t crculaes throughout the entire Sou.
and est and viii be and read by buyers than
all the other papers in Baltimore together
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.F0r SaIt.

St> FOR SALE.-A fine Bay Saddle HORSE,
- TO be seen at MILLERS STABLES, corner Of Ger
Nia6 a"u dCt streets aul.tf
FAIRBANKS platform SCALES
Capable o. weighing 1900 pounds, in complete order
Tor sale very low to close Address PLATFORM, Office of
2aIlIIloIe lalIy Exchange. my22tf
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
1V SHlP.-The firm of SCHAEFFER L. LONEY i, this
cay dissolved by mutual consent Francis B. Loney hav
ing purchased the entire interest of Edward Schaeer
will settle the business, and authorized use the name
of the firm in so doing EDWARD K SCHAEFFER
Baltimore June 30 1850 -
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The peculiar qualities of Slate render its surface
pe Oh me highest DECORATION and finish By an ingenious
process the surface of Slate Slabs may made to initiate
not only the costly and rare Marbles but nav also be
decorated with rich and sp cimens Mosaic Work. En-
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All the compartments dry and
y free from mould, moisture and impure DOOR, and will
keep the vands placed in them in better and harder CON
dion than in other Refrigerator before the public
The IMPROVEMENTS recently added by which a great
saving of ice has been obtained, rgd produced
and durability effected certainly places far advance of
anything ever offered for public patronage
TO PRESERVE MEATS AND FRUITS,
certain degree Of cold must be attained But this is not
the only requsite-the air must be and PURE or the
moisture would destroy all.
No Refrigerator be dry unless the whole of the CON
tanned air be Kept in notion nor can any Refrigerator
from mould must tan unless dry air be continually
circulating throughout the entire apartments ice cannot
be ICED in Refrgeratos where the external air
mltted, either to Yentae produce
Refrigerators dry The introduction air for ventilation
is highly objectionable only because the waste of ice
but also account Of the dampness produced by cenensa
ton =
The shelves of the ARCTIC are open work, to allow the
free circulation of the air down about the
articles upon the shelves thus entirely surrounding them
with moving currents of cold air. 20 ~
lhey open with double doors the and top with
lock and key to each-beng made seasoned lumber
in the very best manner and handsomely grained make
desirable piece of Furniture for ming ROOM and have
water jar from which perfectly cold can be had at ali
times, without additional ice. ~ " "
For sale Whoerale aud Retail by
CORTIAN Il Co,
Manufacturers and owners Of Patent,
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ADV ERTISING RATES.
DAILY AND TRT-WFFKI,Y EXCHANGE

nFFICE OF GEORGE 0. STEVENS & CO.,
~ No. At W. PRATT STREET, NEAR SPEARS WHARF
Baltimore Maryland-We would call the attention the
sine the use Of these articles Was
IN England the demand for them there has been constantly
the oen&meing having become here it
but sh TT time before the Slabs the only parts
tanned abroad Still later quarTes American Slate hay
ing been opened worked, yielded SIa6s of as good
quality as the best Welsh Slate and the whole business
has SINCE been done in this country, and
constantly increasing in importance of the I;n
arts Notwithstanding, however, the utility, durabiityan
importance Slate manufactures and the rapid growth in
e demand FOR hem the business yet be considered
its infancy.
We would respectfully call your attention to the following
reasons why claim for Slate Nantes decided superior
y to all ohersFirst of their anlines sec
9ndy on account of their beauty; thirdly
cheapes ourthy on account oil their strengths fifth
TaEiR GLEGNLINEss.
AS Slate possesses beautiful satin like surface and
perfectly nonahsornent body is proof against action
OF smoke coal gas grease and oils and when, any ac
zone by the use Of and wate little sweet oil and
waSheather.
peculiar qualities of Slate render its surface suscept
be OF the highest decoration and finish By an ingenious
not only the most costly and Marbles may also be
decorated with rich and sp cmens Mosaic Work. En-
''"e 'S' '' THEIR &c GHfEAPNEss.
Iey are from twenty forty per cheaper than
THEIR STRENGTH.
BY actual experiment it ascerained that Slab
sst us heavy blow as piece Marble six inches thick
THEIR DURABILITY.
Repeated Coatings applied to the Slate in the process
that Enameled Slate viii stand exposure to weather bet
other material 1t has stood the test Of seventeen year
wear Gin England and this country) rumphed over every
those who interested in crying down the invention
our now With the quarries such that
Gertagr there viii be no difficulty in filling all orders
apo tfr GEO O. STEVENS co
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iuI2 enkd
kTRUSTEES SALE

~ FARM IN HOWARD COUNTY
by virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for Howard
county, the subscriber will offer for sale at public auction
on the premises, at u O'Clock NJ of THURSDAY the Both
OF august. 1860, > $3.50 ~
HAMPTON FARM containing 1917 ACRES. 1t is situa.
ted on Middle river, which flows tn ough mile from
me tredei lex Turnpike, and twenty miles from Baltimore
adjoining the lands Of Dr. Chss Ridgeley, Washington
Gather and others. About % wood and fair
proportion is rich meadow land ~
The imprcy ements are a TWO STORY LOG DWELLING
new Stone Dairy Stables Orchard Of choice fruit &c
The Fencing is in good condition
me terms OF sale, prescribed by the Decree are one
@ IN cash. and the remainder in equal payments in one
ana Two years. all to hear interest ay of sale and
the credit payments to be secured by the notes or hond If
III" purchaser with surety TO he approved by trustee
;oo,. THOMAS DONALDSON,
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nablff SaIRs.
BY A. C, MATTHEW'S


aS#E FOR SALE
On SATURDAY. August lIth at IL O'Clock, tho
TIE 5k EACHANGE OF lO4 TONS and six years old
ni s spana substantial and fast sailing vessel is well
h WIN new sails and rigging is newly coppered and
% ' q mat most Desirable material known Spanish
Ma me sale viii take place board the vessel in
dock rear Prstt street Terms half cash, and
nan on credit OF six months for approved endorsed paper
au- ts A c. MATTHEWS, Auctioneer.
isf e. ". BENNETT ~ co,
Git VALUABLE FEE SIMPLE PROPERTY
EsiI -, ON SOUTH CALVERT STREET.
at the attorney for the VIII sell at public
DAY ~ an. bge Saes-ro Second street, on THURS
ALI Tn a. I'M Jay OF August next, at o'clock, p NJ
AND THE NnAAI LIABLE FEE SIMPLE PROPERTY
timore in tb ;outh Calvert street, few doors from Bal
nancy 81 o, Baltimore, which is now in the occu
On @ ii Nv saddle and harness maker II fronts
feet. WIN nearly uniform depth Of 100
Il is improved with two-sory BRICK nvp1r1Nyc o,5
BACK bulidngthe lower story being oceuDed as store
also shed in the rear of the lot Npeu as d s'ore
Terms Of saleOnethrd cash: the balance in A. and 10
months with interest from the day of sale The deferred
payments 10 be secured to the satisfaction the under
the day OF sale. "
HENRY WEBSTER, Attorney,
No. 9Calvert street.
F. W. BENNETT CO.,
JuAi'eOtS Auctioneers
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I PUBLIC SALE
| OF VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY


EIDE OF VALUABLE LEASEH0LD PROPERTY
- ON SHARP STREET.
me Undersigned, trustee, under deed Of trust will sell
dav Of on the premises, THURSDAY, the 9th
Jay u q Tnigus66 next, at o'clock, P, M
If EhlENfs THEREON situated in the city of
% ahu described as follows, that is to saw Begin
hg tor the same at the northwest corner of sharp street
aonespnn alley and running thence north binding on
E ,t alley seventy ee thence north pa
Daley to William Eaton by indenture bearing date the
IN Gay OF May, A d. 1914 and recorded ameng the lane
OF baltimore County Court, in liber W g. No l2T
o9 % &c therce west binding that lot parallel with
aey twenty-five feet thence southerly, parallel with
Tbn 6t on ga alley to the place of beginning
per annum. ~ 9 " " ~'V
OF saeHalf and the balance in six and twelve
the deferred payments to bear interest the
dersigned. " VIZ va
HENRY CLIFFE Trustee.
HENRY WEBSTER, Attorney,
No. Calvert street.
;,,- a.. +. W. BENNETT A CO.,
Annti
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r. r f F R I G y

C r Il X CIR
6 .,.,,l,,,,.,.
q sANfchp PATENT
sELF.vENTIL ATING ANDIIEIfYING p
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BY SAMUEL I'll. GOVEE.


f";t TRUSTEES SALE.
siij BY virtue of decree of Circuit Court for Bat
city, the undersig ed Trustee, will SELL at the
the hereinafter mentioned, the highest bdder
on THURSDAY AFTERNOON the 10th Of August, 1859, a
hpe ocock' the following LEASEHOBD ESTATE, viz:
Nc:l-ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND fronting fifteen
eeI three inches on the north side of Orchard street. adj
t SIpieys Stables on the west with depth of
e 1Mn feet Improved by good threestory BRICK
Rent sos e. per annum iiu
FOR title see lease to F. A. lobe dated 27th March, 1856
LDer f. ID No lOl folio III, etc ' 0'
No:2-ALL TRAIT LOT OF GROUND in the rear of No
having front of twelve feet six inches aliey
to the centre Of alley, with depth of fty feet I'M
proved by good two story and attic BRICK DWELLING
Ground rent one cent.
Title as above.
No. -ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND fronting twelve
eet SIN inches on Moores alley, the an aley
p 1fh aeph q MT feet Improved by good twosory
mum. 'iO"i" ieh' f-V'o pei an
,o gee s Lease to F A. Tobe, 18th May 1856 Lber D. No.
& M OF cash, and the balance in months
Title indiSputable
to- At. 7: PARKIN SCOTT, Trustee
II
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r., 3. Title Pages,
IIdpeIs, &C. apl7-tf
SlLVER SOAP.-An article expressly pre-
Opared for CLEANING SILVER 1t removes all snots or
tarnish from Silver or Plated Ware without deacing it in
the least and imparts polish equal to that On new
goods. For sale by the cake, box or gross, at - ~
AMMIDON & co.'s,
ju27-tf No Sonth iherty straet
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BY VIM. HAMILTON

o. BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE AND DE-
Rsiiii CRETAL ORDER OF THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
49, BALTIMORE CITY, Ethe undersigned ms Trustee
VII 3ier for sale the premises at public auction on
P. NJ: - 'eH''' i'0o' at / ocioch
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND situate in the CITY Of Bal
Eore oeginnng for the same the southwest corner Of
oHt ana Ramsay Streets Gas reduced the width of
ey ana running theme binding en- Ramsay street.
Westerly eet thence So1therly, right angles to Ram
say street 81 feet to The back line ali the Lots on
ac9ts Fiat then binding the said Back Line north
~ uegfeeS east IL feet to nge in said Line; thence
sun on angle in said Back Line 6S degrees east So
Ieet 10 fremont street and thence binding Fremont
hotth z4 degrees west 43 feet to the beginning
a so AZ LIE TOOLS, MACHINERY AND FIX
S SHEES OF EVERY KIND, including Engine and Boiler,
ohaIung, fuleys, Cupola Lathes, Nc in about the
premises, ana pertaining TO the Iron Foundry Business
uhct 10 an annual ground rent said Lot slO-pay
ape annually LIST January and July Uease recorded
Llher \. d., No. IS, folio 237, SCI
1860. ~ WI "e f"'" u jury is''
The terms OF sale prescribed by one
thrd cash on the da of sale the Trustee demand
~ one-td IN four and onethird in eight months from
ue gay O. sale The credit payments to bear interest nom
security.
DANIEL. ST. THOMAS, Trustee,
- - 90 Lexington street.
WA HAMILTON, AuctiOneer,
iEpIEf Sn,tl, lae
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pROSS L KREBS,
D PRACTICAL APPROPRIATENESS ENGRAVERS
COLOR PRINTERS,
NO. lOl WEST LOMBARD STREET
No. BALTIMORE.
Bill Heads, Checks,
Bills of Lading,
Cards,
Circulars,
Maps,
Plans,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-09-21

HypRoPHnBIA,-A young German
named Matthias Shore, died yester.
day afternoon, at the Commercial
Hospital, from the effects OF being
bitten by a dog afflicted with Hy-
drophobia.
About two weeks since, the de-
ceased. who then resided in the
Northern part OF the seventh ward
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Political.

Tho Rochester Democrat states
that one hundred voters, nearly all
Germans, in the town Of Groveland
Livingston county, who formerly y
voted .he Democratic ticket, declare
their intention OF voting for Honest
Old Abe. So It is everywhere.
The Mozart Hall General Com.
mittee has lost an influential man
by the resignation Of ex-Alderman
William ]. Brisley, Of the 9th ward,
which occurred on Thursday night
the 9th instant. He promises to
give publicly, in q few days, his
reasons Tor his action. 1t is runor
ed that the ex.Alderman will give
in his adhesion to Lincoln and Ham
lin.-[ Buffalo Erpress.
THE ROCHESTER MreTlNo.-Fif.
teen hundred Of the Americans o,
Rochester. who are 10 favor OF Lin
coin and Ilamlin, met in Corinthian
Hall. on Friday evening, listened to
glorious speeches by James o.
Putnam, and RoswelI Hart, and
passed series OF eloquent resolu
tions in favor Of the Republican
Platform, and Of Republican can.
didates.
TIE Rochester Democrat, Of Sat.
urday. publishes q very ablo letter
from the Hon. Thomas Parsons, OF
that city, giving substantial reasons
for refusing to support Douglas, and
In favor of Abo Lincoln. Mr.. Par.
sons 10 we'll known throughout lie
West as having been an active and
Influential member Of the Demo-
cratic party. He has been honored
with an election to the Legislature,
and to tho City Council, and was
last Fall again a candidate Of his
party for the Assembly.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-09-21
The New York Fusion,

WAsnINoros, September l2.-The
conversation in political circles re-
lstes entirely to the proposed fusion
in New York, as the forlorn hope OF
preventing Lincoln's election by the
people. The coalitionists do not
propose to elect, they only wish 10
prevent somebody from being elect
ed.
THE TRIUMPH OF THE MAINE REpUB
LICANs.
The Maine election, which is one
of the most signal victories ever
gained by political party, has
convinced the Bell, Douglas, and
l3recklnridge men that New Eng.
land is sound on the goose" They
know that Pennsylvania, New Jcr-
sey and the West are sure for Lin
coin, and their last chance is concen
trated on Now York. am sadl,
afraid their hopes in that direction
are doomed to a melancholy disap.
pointment.
FUSION CONDEMNED ny DEMOCRATIC
LEADERS.
Dean Richmond opposes all fusion
The masses OF the party cry ou
against il.
The election OF Lincoln, | beliov,
has for some time been assured be
y"nd all controversy. but the contin
ued divisions of the Democracy vii
only 60 to make assurance doubly
sure.
THE DOUGLAS DEMOCRACY pIssAPPoINT
I'D.
The Douglas Democracy wer,
never more bitterly disappointet
than in the result Of the Maine elect
ion. Ephraim K. Smart, an ol,
member Of Congress, and violentl
Douglas, was the Democratic can
didate for Governor. and he was re
lied on to ring back to tho Demo
cratic fold those who had straye
away from the party. In forme
days he welded great power in th
Eastern part OF the state, but the re
cult shows that he has not been abl
to regain his lost position. Ia ls4O
Maine first foreshadowed the resu
! OF that revolution. which carrie
Harrison high and dry into the Pref
idential chair; and so in 1860, in
, still moro decisive manner she ind
Gates the still more decided an
permanent triumph which await
Abraham Lincoln and her ow'
gifted son.