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t7nmhridve CotIe ,Iar,,ct-Ann

Al market sos Cattle 400 Beeves and los Stores con
sistng of Working Oxen, Mich Cows, and one, two,
and three years old.
MARKET BEEF-EXtra Including nothing but the best
large fat stall fed oxen 81 a. 1875 first quality uding
nothing but the best, large stall-led Oxen 1918; I'd
quality, (ncuding the best grass fed Oxen the best stall
fed Cows and the best three years old Steers $500 third
quality 1913; ordinary S275.
SroREs-Workng oxen S75 a l50
Cows AND CALVEs-S20 80, 10 a 80.
GEARLINGS-none; two years old S. @ III three years
old SIP to SIT.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-736O at market-Prces in lots
SOO 10 % 5O each Extra, 32,2j 6,62 @ $500 each.
SwINE-NOnc at market.
lItprf from nqa1S
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session Mr. Spalding of the Webster Times
was presented with beautifully decorated
loaf of cake by Mr.. A. p. Buss, formerly SUI
perintendent of the school, After the exercs-
Chanbunagungamaug
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Republican Meeting.

The Republicans of this city are requested to meet
at the City Hall, on MONDAY EVENING next, at
quarter before eight O'Clock, to hear and act upon
the report of the committee organization, to
initiate measures for the selection of delegates to
the State Convention, and to listen to address by
T. Emory Aldrich, Esq, in defense of republican
principles. Per order of the Republican City Com
mittee. j. II. WALKER President.
j. +. TUCKER, Secretary.
Worcester, August 2, 1860.
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~ ''MoRGAvILLE, July 20. 1859.
" DIR. EAToN.-DedF Sir: l have much pleasure in Ger.
uiyng to the harmIessness and efficacy of your IMAM
TILE CORDIAL and cheerlullv recommend il those
VINO nave children teething have used il i'm my own
Iailly and have sold hundred bottles past
year. All those who have used it unite praise
or all diseases for which you Yours &C.
r,, L. f. LATIIROP"
II may not be yaueless to you know that have used
the Inherent Preparations BLOOD FooD in several
cases ana uniformly with success; and that | am con-
WINGED they are nearer xMATIoN to the means of
RADICAL CURE OF those of CHRONIC DISEASE for
winch they are prepared than OTHER MEDICAL AGEN
GlEs known to the PHARMACoPHIA i recommend these
PREPARATIONS, as am naturally dPSrous that thnv
should be most widely tested and adopted.
II. X. BROWN, NJ. D., 1870 West broadway
''New York, Sept Is, 1852
~ See advertisement. For sale by GEO r. SPTrRR
Sole Agent Worcester d&wlm iyI0
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-03

ALL SAINTS CHURcH.-The alterations and
repairs to the Episcopal church on Pearl street
are now completed, and service will be held
there next Sunday. The disappearance of the
clumsy and dangerous old steeple, and the new
look of the building, with only the tower seen
above the trees, are matters that have been
pretty generally and favorably noticed by the
public, who like improvement The improve
ment of the interior will be found to be quite
marked Changes have been made in the chan
eel, the flooring having been lowered and the
chancel rail set further back. The broad aisle
has been given up, and the room made by these
changes allows space for twelve more pews,
while the center pews are enlarged two seats,
This makes an addition of more than one
hundred and twenty-five sittings. The pulpit
and reading desk have been remodeled, and
granting, frescoing and frightening up gener
ally have not been neglected. The services
on Sunday will be conducted by the rector,
Rev. Mr.. Hager, at the usual hour in the
morning, and at quarter before eight in the
evening.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-03

EXCURSION TO PORTSMOUTH GRovE-The
Father Mathew Temperance Society are
making every preparation necessary to ensure
a pleasant time on Saturday. The National
Band accompany the excursionists, and an
exhilcratng sail down Narraganset bay in the
"Canoncus' will probably be enjoyed by
multitude Of our temperance friends. Those
who may find it convenient to go will lie greet
ed with hearty cead mile .taltha, which old
Irish prase means something generous in the
way of greeting.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-03

WEBsTER.-The wife of a man at the East
Village (Webster) one day last week, eloped
with the husband of another woman, and
neither party has since been heard from
Between the two dozen children are made
miserable-the departing lovers leaving re.
spcctively seven and five little pledges of
transferred affection.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-03

WILLIAMS CoLLEGE.-The anniversary ex.
ercises of this institution have occupied most
of the present week. closing on the LIST inst
with the exercises of the graduating class and
the comforting of degrees. Hon. James D.
Colt was elected president of the alumni asso
citation for the current year, Rev. DIR. Davis Of
Wes,feld was appointed orator, and Samuel
b. Sumner of Greut Darlington, poet for 1861
The governor, lieut. governor, the members Of
the executive council, the governors staff, and
several other gentlemen, were made honorary
members of the alumni association. The fol.
lowing deaths have occurred among the grad
yates during the past year =
1906 Rev Urbas Hitchcock Is; Edwardsvllle june &c.
1903 Patrick 3oies, 70; Westied, December, 1883
ISL Rev Harvey Coo, 1j Hudson, Ohio, March, 1860.
1911. job PiersOn 70; Troy n Y, April, 1850
1876, Rev Gaylord, HOpewe y, February, 1860,
1924 Rev Daniel Wood
1874 John Robinson %; Bennington VI April, 1860
1925 Robert Mcclellan, 20; hudson, Y, June, 1860.
1871 Geo { Martin, 81; Pittsneld, October 1858.
1919 Rev Joseph Foster, 80; 81 Paul MINI. July, go.
1888 Lphraim Lincoln, 3O Wcsined, september, 1853
1851 Benton Cole, 49, Troy, \ April 1860.
The degree of bachelor Of arts was confer
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ljDES-bS "a &c. " II. Tallow, d "a sc. III h.
PELTs-S0,5O a Sl5 each. Calf Skins ii "a l3c ~ H.
Veal Calves-NOne
There were "a the Eastern Railroad 40 over
the Boston and Lowell, and 36 over the Fichbure.
Remarks The supply of cattle so large as the
two last weeks and quality not good prices without
auy change 70 note There large supply of Sheep
and OF very good quality; most OF sales made at 25c
lower than last week, Tor the same quality.
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present site of the city of Quincy. Now Quin-
cy contains twenty thousand people, and he
lives in and owns residence there which cost
him Sl60O 900.
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Galignani states that at a sale of autographs
in London, on the 4th of July, a letter written,
dated and signed by the hand of Mary Stuart,
and addressed 10 her good and dear mother,
Catharine dc Medcis, was knocked down at
222 francs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-03

Mr.. CULVER, the accomplished artist at the
Union Art Gallery, has shown us some photo
graphs finished by him in India ink, which
are particularly noticeable for their superiority,
and are even to be preferred to the pictures
which he has finished so finely in coIors
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-03
MISCELLANEOUS.


Pretty Miss Martin OF Lafayette, Ind, elop.
ed with scamp named Berry, and went to
Chicago to get married, But her father and a
stalwart brother started in pursuit. and rescued
her maiden, and so pummeled Berry that he
was black and blue Berry.
The census taker in Jonesvile, Mich, put
down mans age at 300 years, instead of 800
acres Of land which was intended. He was
beaten, however, by the census man in the
town OF Allegan who put down man as hav.
ing l6O children instead of 100 acres of land.
The best part of the joke is, that, although
the man had been married twenty-five years,
he never had child in his life, and never ex.
pected to have.
Hon. John S. Wells died at his residence in
Exeter, n. H., on the LIST inst, at the age Of Sc
years He was an eminent and distinguished
politician, had served in the United States
senate, and had once been placed in nomination
for governor by the democrats of his native
| state
The republic of Venezuela still continues in
a terrible state of disorder, the rebel party
committing all kinds of cruel outrages. They
do not take any towns, but rob and murder all
who fall into their hands. Monegas, the rebel
leader, is not dead, as was reported, but is still
committing constant depredations
A marriage is about to take place between
Mademoselle Trochu, the descendant OF Ra
| cine, ana young captain OF infantry Ill the
French army, The subscription which was
opened in favor of the young orphan, and in
which the pope and several foreign sovereigns
took part will give the lady marriage portion
of $4,000 francs.
During the six months ending May 81, ac-
cording to the report of the fire marshal, fify-
two persons have been burnt to death in New
York city, as follows :-cothes set on fire,
women 8, men /, boys 2 girls O. From fluid
lamps, women 4, girls 2 Burned to death in
three tenement houses, 26.
The Norfolk (Va.,) Day Book says :--"The
number of Catholics among our coiored popu-
aton having increased to such an extent il
has been determined to furnish them with a
separate and distinct church. To this end the
old Catholic church on Holt street will be pre-.
pared, and gentleman who was born and rails.
ed in the city, but who has visited Rome and
taken orders, will have charge of the church
and congregation"
Oryile, popularity known as lawful" Gard
ner, writes a correspondent of the New York
Times at Saratoga, whose sudden conversion
from the error OF his ways, during the late re.
viya created such an interest in the sporting
and religious worlds, and who attempted for
while model temperance house. has turned
up at Saratoga, where, with great profit, he re.
tails the particulars Of his former career and
warns his hearers Of the wrath to come.
Ut John Wood, the present governor of
Illinois, it is said that thrty.two wears mo
with only twenty-five cents, he arrived at the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-03
HuslNEss NOTICES

NoTIcE.-The ex-Members of Tiger Engine Company,
No 6, are requested to the Room of the Tiger
Associates, in Briney Block this Friday Evening" Aug
8, at u o'clock Per order of the Committee
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-03

POLICE CoURT.-Three little boys, nine or
ten years of age, were yesterday arraigned for
stealing apples from the orchard of Capt S.
w Hunt Al Green street, and fined each Sc
IS, including costs. AT their earnest solicita-
They will probably not be caught in such bus
mess again very soon.
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NEW YORK. Anrnst l. 1882.

ms Is to certify that have been subject at times to
severe headache; sometimes the pain would be
Lcould rest neither day night. Hearing of Dr. N
Lanes Celebrated Liver Pills prepared by Fleming
Bros, sent to get box of which took two pills on
going to bed for two nights. They reheved me enrely
Some time has now elapsed, and have had no more
trouble with sick headache
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N. JOHNSTON, us Lewis street.

~ 0'TIt'F71V1
Purchasers Will be careful to ask for Dr. N'LANE'S
CELEBkAIED LIVER PILLS manufactured by FLEM.
ING BROS, PITTSBURGH, PA. There are other P.ssg
purporting to be Liver Pills. now before the public Dr.
MLanes genuine Liver Pills also his celebrated Vern
fuge now be had at all respectable drug stores None
genuine Without he signature of FLEMING BROS
aul d6t,Eyylt " "a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-03

~ Horse Owners-Sweet's InGllible Lfnipcn-
Tor Horses Is nrNalcd by any, and in all cases of
ness, ing from Sprains, Bruises or Wrenchin ~,
feet IS magical and certain. Harness or Saddle cans
scratches, Mango, &c il will also cure speedily Snayi,
and llngbone may be easily prevented cured in ter
nclent stages but confirmed are beyond The no.
slblity of radical cure. No case OF the kind hoYvo
IS so desperate or hopeless but it may alleviacd IN,
TINS Lniinent and its faithful application will always rc
move the Lameness and enable the horse to travel WIN
comparative ease " WIN
for its timely the first appearance of Iamennss
will etiectuay prevent those formidable diseases men
toned, to which all horses liable, and which render
so many otherwise valuable horses nearly worthless
mYZl d3taW NweoWlv
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-03

Interesting to those suffering from Headache. A
certain remedy found in Dir. M'LANE'S CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS.
The following is sample of certificates received daily
from our citizens:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-03

Dr. d. Wesley Kelley, Analytical IShysi-
clan, can be consulted at the Medical Once. 1872
Main street, Worcester, on THURSDAY and FRIDAY
August I'd and 81, all diseases every descrptou
Chronic or Acute. Office AdUice Free
gsR Remember, employ vegetable extracts devoid
oal poisonous injurious properties those that act in
accordance with the Laws of Life and Health condemn
ing all systems that sanction the use or application of
mineral, animal vegetable poisons We invite ali la
boring under disease TO call upon We will cxnIan
the nature and character of their diseases and the rnner
method of cure. w 'N P''pei
~ Dr. Kelley will be in attendance at the office OH
fremont street Boston, during SATURDAY SnndnV N0nr
y25 WIT d6tcS - " '"""
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lIyou wish Tor splendid picture OF your child. call a.
Ctdf'n S lSS Main street His arrangements ave- az
plete for producing likeness instantaneousiy dr. Jpn
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pessaf *, DfbE AND CLEANSER continues fin, -
hesspi CtedhsRg Re-tgeTg and Heparina NoI nc bug
ei ana also cleanses Ladies Shawls Rid- DrA ppar
iNlIs executed at from three. o Ten d. &c
ana cleaning at shorter when the notice.
Hehience of customers requires it, 'Si'1 or con-
He has increased his help and facilities 70 ,,a.,
increase IN ms business Office No. Pleasant strt
.,sS Livery description OF FANCY DYEIYc eYecvta,.
the Dest manner at fair prices, and with dispafcb III
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Homeopathic M edicincs of all kinds kept for
sale at 259 Main street, up stairs, by c. IL. JENCKS
OF dtf
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Newton AZ TOurteIiOtte, Dentists, Harring
on Corner corner of Main and Front streets diff m23
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James M'.Foiinnsbec, Commission Merchant for
Worcester Mass 7''' 'l""'o
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O. II. Harris, Dentist. 1853 Main street. opposite
the new Mechanics Hall Buiking f 40
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Hills Mint Specific For badness and Failing of
Main street. ItwtT ' "'"EE'Ss''
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Special ylotrtes,

Agents Wanted-To sell Lincoln and HamIm sta
u0ncry Packets. Call at 255 Main street Worcester
JeZS dtf WM ALLEN.
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A. McF. Davis. Attorrev ard rc1:se,.o or at law
brlhiey row. 100 nam street, Worcester. diff ja4
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,Spniding's Prepared Glue seems to be uniyers
any welcomed by hOusekcepers wherever II gOcs IL is
precisely the ready reliable adhesive substance needed
Tor repairing furniture and household ware. an anil
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-03

HUI's Mint SpeciGc--For Badness and Falling off
of the Hair. For sale by JAMES GREEN, Druggist
Nam street. d&wu app
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Of the Town
<CGIxIacit.'

ALEXANDRIA, la, December, 18TH Iooo:
Town Council met, members present, Il. L.
oras. Navor. and Councilmcn Ariail, Barrett
Hyman and Irving
On motion, The Mayor was authorized ana
cmnowrr.d TO sell to the last and highest bidi.r,
., puLIic Auction. after ten days advertisement,
the following property belonging to the Corpora,
t;nn of Alexandria, to-wit: Part Of lots number
and 2 in sauar, number II, being the sam" prop
e,tv acouircd by said Corporation from Jo'm
CIcmerts also thr Brick Building thereon, nov
rscJ os the Recorders Office and Iocl-tp. The
said rropcrtv to be- sold on credit ol one two
and three wears, he purchaser TO give his lronia,
s1rv no,os in favor of tn" Mayor AMI Council OF
AlcxanJra. for the price of the a udicatiGn' witt
Good and solvent security in sOtido, and the said
notcs TO bear eight per cent per annum interest
from the day of sale until paid, and the vendor
lien and special mortgage 10 be retained ON sand
propertv to secure the payment Of the sad notes
ON motion, The Building Committce were
authorized to cause Gas'pipcs to be laii III th'
Town Hall and Market House.
On motion, NJ Il. Ariails hill for SASH &c.
amounting to the sum Of 500 40, was ordered t.
be paid. -,
| g.. X. LEGRAS,
NJ p ANAL Mayor.
| Secretary.
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A Secession "WHrTE HOUSE" AND A
SECESSION BoNNET-A correspondent
writing from Macon, Ga.-where the cot
ton planters fair is being held-to the
Charleston Mcrcurs. furnishes the annex
ed paragraphs:
On, entering the home departmental
building set part for Georgia contrabu-
tions-I noticed first the "Presidcnt's Man
sion of the Southern Confcderacy,' "A min
iature White House, of beautiful design,
in shell, every room handsomely furnished
grounds tastefully laid out, and the 'pc-
culisr institution" carrying light wood up
the back steps, and sweeping the gravel
walks. This handsome. contribution Is
from the fair hands of Mrs. L. W. Jeffers
Of Macon.
Miss. J.. /. Winemann, OF Charleston
S. c., contributes a secession bonnet
dedicated to the daughters Of Georgia 10y
a Carolina sister The materials of the
same art of Georgia wool, very TASTEFUL!
combined; ruche Of black cloth, ROLLED
and tipped with gilt, strings of blacl
homemade WOODEN. edged with gold brai'
and apalme:to embroidered in gold on tn
tips of the strings.
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NEW PROSPECTUS.
SIXTEETH Year,! !!

ON the Isl Of July last the THIRD VOLUME
~ If the "NEW SERIES" of the SCIENTIFIC
AMERICAN was commenced.
In announcing the above fact, the publishers
embrace HI opportunity to thank their old pat ons
and subscribers for the very liberal support they
have hitherto extended to Ills journal; placing y,
as they have. far beyond that of any other publ
cation of the kind in the world, in point Of circu-
lation. The average circulation ofthc SCIENTIFIC
AMERICAN dUr;"c the past yea. has been
10000 COPIES PER WEEK
Some editions have reached as high as 6c,toO :
none less than 2GGUO. The extent Of the circula-
ton cvnc,s the popularity Of the paper; ana WINE
our readers seem satisfied with the quantity ana
quality of matter they get in one years number
Comprising 5}2 pages and costing only 81 me
publishers aTc determined to still improve the
pa;ipr Gurin@ the coming year.
The Scientific American has the reputation, at
| home and abroad, OF being the hest weekly puo
! LEGATION devoted 10 mechanical and industrial pur
| suits now published, and tn" publishers an" de
trrmincd Of labor and enterprise VIII 10 ny t'
keep up the rputaiiom they lave earned dui II,
the fifteen yoms thry have been connected VIII
It's publication.
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n @ 7 | G. +

( Ii thos" hating claims against
"a McCooyc and Nugcnt, for srrvices r
on the dam ut the mouth of Bayou Rapid
please present them at the Office of L. {.
Esq, for liquidation
~ Office opon from . 10 II a. VI.
JAS w BCRt
rovlo-1 on behalf ci tls
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CIR IouV& RITRGES beg to call tie

CT. JOHN & burgess beg to call tn2
- ton of their friends to thsir new - ~
Elcys' Gum Wads, Eleys' Caps, large AMI
plete assortment of Powder TASKS, Shot Eo "a
and Game Bag; all of which we stfr qui' eng
Ne,v Books. Nemesis, Sc, No s 4. - r ~
Our stock of Drugs win be found eomI"1
large having been selected with great care. -
An assortment of Toys to arrive IN "a
two Fresh Garden Seeds ana lo"FI Vurr -
Fancy articles, great variety noVt9@|
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YES YOU MAY
USE OR RECOMMEND
HEIMSTREE1'S INIMITABLE
HAIR COLORIN

AND FIND 1T TO BE
A PERFECT HAIR RESTORATl'
momoting the strength and growth of the
and giving it all the beauty Of youth. pd
doubt it!
READ READ! READ!
ScuEooS LAKE, ESSEX Co., N. II
February 6, 1851
WE. UAGAv, Troy, N. Yt-Dew SIR:
Having used your Hair Coloring or Restorl
auA Icing much pleased with il, ! take pleas'i
making the following statement From the {
ola very severe fit OF sickness, when about l8
of age. my hair commenced turning grey, a
continual 10 grow until II JecaBIe perfectly
beinr very harsh and coarse. Last Summer
reached nv ii ty-thI5l year, when was induc
a friend t6 purchase two bottles OF Heimsi
Hair ColoIing prepared by you. ] CO
usino Il according To directions, and IN g.
,Yos surprised T., ind that my hair from the
outward was tuning back To its original col,
81 continued 10 grow Until 1t was as truly
and glossy a. il was in my youthful days,
nolc fidig restored to us original color.
HYLA SEAM
Ess,r Co.. s,.-Myla Seaman came bcf'
and WAS dul6 sworn and says that the above
ment il true. this 9th day Of February, 1853.
JOEL +. POTTER, Justice Of the Pe
PITTsFORD, W., Aug l,
hereby certify, that my hair having !
quite grey, used lleimstrcets Hair Colorint
narcd by w. +. HAGAN: have used Heinz
Hair Coloring tor three years, and have fOuT
be a most excellent article. IL not only n
In, color of my hair, giving Il new life and ST
but il cured myself and wife Of most oil
eruption opc1 the scalp. which nothing rise
| 10 benefit ia ~ believe 1t to be the best az
use. Yours Respectfully,
KNOWLTOE HOWL
The above are bnt few Of the many le
| recommendation which have been tendere'
proprietnrs of Ilcimstreet's Hair Coloring an
ratiye. Ii has been used by thousands OF
and it never fails to restore the color and grt
the hair. This singular effect is not produced
dyes are used for it acts upon the naturi
tioas OF colOring matter at the roots, and
fects the change. The collar Iroprced IS no
trfe,t, be, the natural shade Of youth. 1t
olOr che skin.
Price SOC and 81 90 per bottle. Sold ev,
w.E.HAGAN & CO., Prsprietors. Troy \
Sold ia Alexandra 10y +. JOHNSON -,
Druggists J. WRIGHT & Co, New
Wholesale Agents for the South JANIS
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{ STATE OF LOUISIANA,
ntsTRICr CoTRT-PARISH OF RA

) DISTRICT CoURT-PARIsH OF RAPIDEs.
Succession Of B. l.. Griffith dec,d.--No. 6,9--
WHEREAS. VIM. G. James has Pcti'ioned
w this Court to he appointed Administrator
of the estate ofthc late Il. LGrfith decd interstate
Notice is hereby given to all whom it may con
Gem, 10 show cause within ten days from tn
date hereof, why the prayer of said petition
should not be granted BY order OF the Court.
c. LABA1, Clerk.
C.erk's Office, Alex, Dc. 18Th, 1860
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The MOVEMENT ~ GEoRGIA.-The
Legislature Of Georgia having passed the
Convention bill, Gov. Brown has issued
his proclamation in conformity with the
requirements of the act ordering an cleo
ton for delegates to said Convention, and
requiring of those elected to meet at the
capitol on the lGIh Of January, 1861, tc
consider the mode, measure, and time OF
resistance: