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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-05

The MEETING IN LEICEsTER.-The para
graph in the Spy, on Saturday, relating to the
republican gathering in Leicester, was in some
respects, though not seriously, incorrect. The
citizens had made ample preparations for
Illuminating public buildings and private
residences, and, with the anticipation that
delegation of the Worcester Wide Awakes
would visit them, had appropriately arranged
for their reception. Their unavoidable alb.
sence oecasioned some change OF the proposed
order OF exercises, and, of course, sincere
disappointment. We have an abiding con-
hdence, however, that the republicans of
Leicester will give increased majorities for the
national and state nominations of their party
and its full proportion of the great majority
which the ninth district has in reserve for
GOLDSMITH f. BAILEY for congress-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-05
State Nominations.
JOHN A. ANDREW, of Boston.

LieHt. GoUefnor-JoHN Z. GOODRICH. of Stockbrdge
Sec oJ State OLIVER WARNER, of Northampto
At General DWIGHT FOSTER of Worcester.
Treasurer HESRY X. OLIVER, of Lawrence.
Auditor LEVI REED. of Abingdon.
FOR COUNCILLORS.
4th DIsTRICT-HUGH W. GREENE, of Sorthheld.
9Th JAMES rITCHIE of RoXbury.
SENATORS,
Worcester Central District-lCHABOD WASHBURN,
of Worcester
Southeast District-WINSLOW BATTLES of Milford.
Southeast District - SYLVESTER DRESSER, Of
Southbridge
West District-FREEMAN WALKER, of North
Brook1eld.
Northeast District-T Z. GLAzlER, cf Gardner,
East DiStTict-BENJAMIN BOYNIQN of WestborO'
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,.
District No, 26-BENJ. f. OTIS.
27-DEXTER +. PARKER.
/" 2S-J0SEPH ID. DANIELS.
29-GEORGE II. WARD.
50-ALEXAND Err II. BULLOCK.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
VIGOROUS TAFT, Of Upton.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-05

WELcOME.-The Wide Awakes of Spring.
field will arrive in this city tonight to join in
the grand display, They expect to number
100 torches and men, and 10 come and return
in a special train.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-05
The Repre.entatlve Nomination..

The republican caucuses, held Saturday
evening, called together an unusually large
proportion of the members of the party, and
the result has indicated it from the suspi
cions which for little while hung over it.
The nominations are peculiarly excellent, and
will ensure the Heart of the Commonwealth
most honorable representation in the state
councils. In the Goth district Mr.. B. f. OTIS,
the present representative was renomnated
with great unanimity. Mr.. Otis served i'll the
last legislature with much fidelity, both on the
floor of the house and in tie committees of
which he was a member; and well merited
the compliment of denomination which the
republicans of his district have given him.
Hon. DEXTER f. PARKER is to be returned to
the house from the 9th district, His unani-
nous nomination, after his explicit withdraw
al, is very fattering, and shows that his ex
celent services have not been unappreciated
! by his neighbors Mr.. Parker has al
ready served two years in each branch
OF the legislature, and will enter upon
its duties again with the experience, ener-
gy, and knowledge Of legislation, which will
qualify him to render important service to the
city which he represents, and to the common
wealth. In the 2Sth and 29th districts, Mr.. j.
d. DANIELS and Capt. GEORGE II. WARD
have been respectively nominated Both are
worthy representatives of the working classes,
and sound and reliable republicans. Of The
election of Mr.. Daniels there is no doubt
though we hear reports of a combination to
secure his defeat. 1t cannot succeed In the
last two state elections the republicans have
had a clear majority of about one hundred and
twenty-five votes. In Mr.. Wards district the
result is less certain. The vote of the district
for representative, last year, was as follows =
Ward 4-Joseph Pratt republican, 1911 Patrick
o'keete, democrat l59. Ward 5-PTatt, Isl; Okeele
155. Total for Pratt, 348; total for O'keefe, 3I4,
Majority for Pratt, "a.
With suitable efforts on the part of the
friends of Mr.. Ward we are confident the
republican majority OF last year may be in.
creased, and that the city may be again repre-
scented by an unbroken delegation, holding
correct political principles, and acting on all
questions in harmony with the great repub-
lican party of the country. OF the Hon A.
H. BULLOCK, the nominee Of the thirtieth
district, ward seven) it is unnecessary to
| speak. We simply record the nomination
with satisfaction and pride. 1t viii contribute
new strength to the memorable republican
majoritics of that banner ward and, better
than that, will secure in the councils of good
old Massachusetts a place of influence and
power to which this city is entitled by her
population her enterprise, and her character.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-05

WIDE AwAKEs' having Torches Spears in their pos
session are requested to return them Headquarters
this forenoon that they may put in order for this
evening. Per order.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-05

comprising Fitchburg, Leominster, Sterling,
and Lunenburg, David II. Merriam of Fitch.
burg j. Q. A. Pierce of Leominster, and Sam
uel Osgood of Sterling, were nominated The
seventh district, which comprises Harvard
and Bolton, have selected John S. Wallis of
Bolton. DR. ]. L. S. Thompson of Lancaster
is selected in the eighth district, embracing
Clinton and Lancaster.
The republicans of the ninth representative
district, embracing Princeton, Rutland, and
Oakham, have nominated Moses 0. Ayres
of Oakham. In the nineteenth or Milford
district, II. 0. Lothrop and D. S Chaplin are
the republican nominees
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-05

REPUBLICANS OF THE NINTH DISTRICT J.
There are, now, but two candidates for con-
gress in this disrict-one of them the regular
nominee of the republican party, pledged by
the integrity of his character, by his anteced.
ents and by his avowed principles, to the sup
port of the administration OF Abraham Lin
coin, and of the republican doctrines on which
his administration will be based--the other,
though not the regular nominee, is the accept.
ed candidate of your old and constant oppo.
Dents, the slave democracy accepted, because
he voted with them on the questions which
divide the parties, during the last session of
congress, and purposes to vote in the same
way in future. Can you,--will you, for
moment, hesitate which of the two to vote for
Will you vote for Lincoln, and at the same
moment, vote for a man to thwart his meas
ures in congress and to embarrass his admin
istration Or will you not, rather, vote for a
representative who will give him cordial and
hearty support, and of whose general course
no republican will feel any doubt. AS
true men, as men concerned for the
triumph OF our party ana It's principles, as
men who would not undo with one hand the
good they have done with the other, we ask
you to answer these questions at the polls. If
you do this, under sense of the responsibility
that rests upon you, we have no fears for the
result; but feel perfect assurance, that, with
the joyous news of the election of Abraham
Lincoln to the presidency, on Tuesday, will
come also the annuncciation that the ninth
district have given him and his administration
firm and unquestioned supporter, who docs
not owe his election to the sham democracy
| in the person of GoLDsMITH g. BAILEY
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-05

WARRANrED,-Hill's Liquid Amandne, for the cure Of
chapPed hands, roughness of the skin, &c Prepared
and sold by JOHN Q. HILL, Apothecary, Mechanics
Hall Building diff "a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-05
DISTRICT TWENTY.sIX.

TIE caucus for ward six and Auburn was
held at horticultural Hall. Dea. William
and Brigham Bacom secretary. On the i'll
formal ballot for representative the following
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-05

SUGGEsTIoN.-In order that as many rs
possible may see and hear j. a. Andrew, this
evening, let the seats be 'choi,y removed from the
floor Of Mechanics Hail.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-05

CANDLES FOR ILLrMINArIoNs can be procured of VIM.
o. SWEET. See advertisements
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-05

Ladies who wish 20 know any thing about new Cloaks
arc requested to read Bryants New Cloak" advertise
ment. DIST al
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-05

RoUsING MEETING IN SuTroN-Hon. Dex.
ter f. Parker addressed large and enthus
astc publican meeting in Sutton, on iSatur
day evening The town hall was filled, and
Notwithstanding the raging storm, there was
present delegation of twenty four from Mill
bury
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-05

y DrS; g. A. Hill ~ ThOmpsOn's Medical Office
fourth page. dtf MA,
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q. ~. .IemcISs, Dentist, 239 Main street, nearly
opposite Elm street. dft ' ' e.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-05

DEMOCRATIC MEETING. - The democrats
had a meeting at the City Hall, on Saturday
evening last, presided over by Moses Bates,
Esq, Addresses were made by Welcome b.
Sayles OF Providence, II. l., and Hon Isaac
Davis and M. j. McCafferty Esq of this city.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-05

They have worked earnestly and honorablv.
and have done equal.credit to themselves and
the party of which they form so important and
valuable an aid. In future presidential cam.
paigns the wide awakes Of 1860 will be refer
red to with pride as a model and type for
other political bodies and in the annals of our
country they will stand out in bold relief as a
glorious and peaceful army of earnest patriots
and true gentlemen, who knew well how to
work earnestly for republican ends, and yet
were fully able to maintain that moderation in
which political organizations are SO often def
cient.
One duty only remains for the wide awakes.
That they will fulfil it well there is no doubt.
Next Tuesday they will march, nor in compa.
MES or uniform, but as simple citizens, to The
polls, and there by their votes swell the major
ity which will carry the republican candidate
to the presidential chair
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Main street. dtf 10y L.
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Newton ~ To ITtcIlOCtc, EBentiats, Uarrinr.
Oh conner corner 81 Main and Front diff mh23
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BARRE.-The republicans of Barre held an
enthusiastic meeting, Saturday evening, in
spite of the storm DIR. W. /. Russell pre-
sided, and eloquent and effective speeches
were made by Hon. Charles Devens, Jr, and
VIM. S. Davis, Esq, of this city. The best
of feeling prevailed. Thayerism is almost
wholly eliminated from the republican ranks.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-05
Republican Meetings.

DEXTER +. PARKER will speak at
North Brooktield, Monday, Nov s.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-05

~. q. Fish, Manufacturer of Iron Railing Doors
shutters Gratings, nc, of Union aud Exchange
all apo
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-05

,Cinhin is making splendid Photographs colored or
Main street. dir f'' al A'0
"A. McF. Davis. Attorre~ a-t' s'c.-se;er AZ 7 oyv
Brmley Row. 1888 Main street Worcester dtf, aI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-05

,SPaiainE'E Prepared Glue seems to he unfvers
any Welcomed ny honsekecpers wherever il goes il ia
precisely the ready reliable adhesive substance ncedc6
u requiring furniture and household ware. dit anil
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-05

h SWeusn IS, fresh and lively, constantly on
halu anu tor sale by GEO. p. HARLOW An'tbeTorv
SsSor 10 Shas Clarke cor Main and Pleasant streets
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-05

T. MIS- - Goodwin, an experienced ana success
Lei MaWie nods herself in readiness day and nS6t 10
Austnstreet All i'e'"eIce, 10
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-05

Necessary for a choice, Sc
BENZ. +. OTIS had l4O
Albert Curtis, u
Henry Goddard,
On the formal ballot Mr.. Otis was nominat-
ed, receiving Isl votes against II for Mr.. Cur
It's, and the nomination was made unanimous.
Mr.. Otis was called out, and in brief speech
accepted the nomination. lie said =
Mr. Chairman and Fellow Citizens of the District
For this renewed expression of your confidence aud
trust. Allow me to tender You my heartfelt thanks
l accept the position you have generously offered
me- and should you action 10 might be confirmed on
Tuesday next, the day on which we expect, and
reasonably, to elect by triumphant vote, Lincoln
Hamlin, SOhn A. Andrew, and ALL the rest of
the republican candidates. | shall endeayor to
discharge the duties incumbent upon me as your
representative to the best OF my ability, not only
ill regarding the interest of the district, but also
of the city, and its numerous contemplated I'M
proyements.
The district committee for the ensuing year
consists OF Messrs. John G. Newton, Marcus
Barrett OF Auburn. and j. w. Jordan. With
the appointment of the following gentlemen to
act as rallying committee and vote distribu-
tors, the caucus adjourned, giving loud and
repeated cheers for GOLDSMITH T. BAILEY -
Messrs. Edwin Draper, Lorin Wetherell, b. F.
OTIS Deacon Emerson OF Auburn, John G. Newton,
Ezra Rice OF Auburn, James Ii. OsgOOd, oseph en-
klns, Constant Shepard, Geo. II. Harlow, John 5.
Baldwin, j. W. jordan, Joseph Boy den, hiram
French, ROllin u. White, Albert w. Curtis, T. NJ.
Knowles OF Auburn, L. ii. Carpenter, Alvin l. Bur.
CESS, j. b. Knox. John K. Greene, Alzirus Brown,
ID. a. GoddaId, VIM. Ii. Hathorne, Elisha Stone OF
Auburn. Horace L. Brooks, Austin Gleason, Chas.
L. Morse, Geo. 5. Hoppin, Joseph w. Carey, Geo.
Botume, ). L Nlckelson.
DISTRICT TwENTY-sEvEN.
The caucus Tor wards one and Two was held
n h, ;f,!
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-05

RAILROAD AccIDENrs.--Thef first train
from Nashua, Saturday morning, ran into
herd OF cows in Worthwhile, belonging to
Mr.. John Barnard. The cows sirayed from
their pasture, and wandered upon the track
where the engine bowed them down like nine
pins, killing six Of them in few moments.-
The fence through which they passed belong.
ed to the corporation.
There was a slight collision on the Nor.
wich road, Friday afternoon, near Putnam,
Conn. The switch was misplaced, the train
ran upon the wrong track, and dashed upon
the down train from Worcester. The damage
was not heavy.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-05

ONE OF THE TORCH -BEARERs.-While a
gentleman of this city was riding home,
Friday evening, after the torch.light display
he discovered youngster upon the road,
about thirteen years Of age, bearing torch,
and asked him if he would like to ride. eyes.
faith an I'd like to- the boy replied with
broad Irish accent, "Where have you been?"
"To the torch-light, sir!" "But you did not
carry a torch, did you? you are not old
enough" "Sure, did, replied the disin-
terested patriot, can l got eight cints an
other boy and me went together, and he got
only two cints." 1t does not appear why there
was so great discrimination unless it was on
account tof difference in their ages.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-05
FOR REPRESENTATIVE 10 VONVhhSS'
Ninth District.
GOLDSMITH F. BAILEY, of Fischburg-

FOR OTHER DISTRICTS.
l.-TH0MAS D ELLIOTT, Of New Bedford.
FLAMES BUFFINT0N, Of Fall River
j.-CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS, of Quincy.
4.-ALEXANDER II RICE, OF Boston.
5.-ANS0N BURLINGAME, of Cambridge.
6.-JOHN b. ALLEY, of Lynn.
7.-DANlEL w. GOOCH, of Melrose.
8-CHARLES II. TRAIN. birmingham.
l0.-CHARLtS DELAN0, of Northampton.
ll.-HENRY l.. DAWES, OF North Adams.
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The caucus of wards three and eight was
held at the old court house. Hon. Rejoice
Newton was chosen president and Henry A.
Marsh, secretary. The informal bnlot had
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-05

you WISH Tor splendid picture your child call at
cot nH >, 100 MAN street His arrangements are com
ele LOT producing likeness nstananeously dtf ais
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The republicans of the fourth representa-.
tive district, comprising Hubbardston and
Templeton, have nominated AUGUSTUS
MORSE of Hubbardston. In the sixth district,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-05

a,i ~ W. RliaISe will give instruction in the Ancient
anu hpuer Languages, and in the common and hinhnr
Entlish studies at NO Bowdoin street sl3 ar
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-05

For Presidential Electors:
All LAReK-GEoRGE M0REY of Boston:
REUBEN A. CHAPMAN, of Springfield.
lsT DIsTRIcT-ALFRED MACY.
and " JAMES H. mitchell.
BIRD " JOHN NJ. FORBES.
4TH d" CHAS. Il. HALL.
5TE PELEG W. CHANDLER.
9Th " JOHN c. WHITTIER
TIN GERRY w. COCHRANE.
STH 4" JOHN NESAilTH.
9Th - ANIASA WALKER.
10Th CHARLES FIELD.
llTH CHARLES NATION.
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r. Harris, Dentist 1853 Main street opposjto
the new Mechanics Hall Building. " 'ppI OK
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-05

FRI ;n NJ; w, Geralds, PHYSICIAN AND SUCCESS
recty opposite her o 10 M 70 Mechanic street, di
enice h wtrine Complaints and diseases Of children
ap4 " - a''u from 10 r. NJ
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The caucus Tor wards one and Two was held
at Banisters Hotel. j. NJ. c. Amsby presided
and George L. Hoar was chosen secretary.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-12-13
Q
Approved November 81, 1850.
No, A.--An act to provide for Publishing this
Geological Report.

Kis here5y enacted @e:
Sec l. The secretary Of state s hereby arr-
thor1cd and directed to procure he publication
OF one thousand copies Of the final repoit of the
geological survey Of the state, made by PROT
Hitchcock and his ASSISTANTS, and euch further
number az may be necessary to comply with the
provisions dissection two Of this act
Sec 2. The secretary Of state Is hereby an
thorized, upon the application of any citizen of
this stat p who shall have paid into the treasury
thereof, prior to the first day Of April, A. D.
1861, the SUM Of two dollars and twenty-five
cents, to furnish in consideration thereof such
citizen with copy Of the geological report.
Sec. 3. Tbs secretary Of state s hereby a.
rected to distribute and dispose Of the said ono
thougand copies of the report as follows To
each organized town in the state one cory, to
be deposited in the town clerks office or public
library, at the discretion Of the selectmen, for
the Vs. of the citizens of such town, to Edward
Hitchcock and A. D. IIagar, to the Congress.
siOnal Library, Smithsonian Institute and Yer
MOI Historical Society, each six copies to tho
University Of Vermont, Middlebury College,
Norwich University, New Hampton Institute,
each state library in the Union, and to the
library OF the Canadian government, each two
copies ; and to each Incorporated academy in
his state, one copy ; and the romAinder Of tho
ene thousand copies he shall place in the state
library ia charge Of tht state librarian, to 30
permanently lodged there or used in making ex-
changes, ut the discretion OF the trustees Of the
state library.
Sec. T. The style of the work, when eompse-
ted, shall be essentially the same as that Of 9TH
or similar reports published in states where geo.
logical surveys have been made.
Sec D. The accounts for publishing tho geo
logical report shall be presented to and audited
by the auditor Of accounts,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-12-13
Nc. 43.-An act to regulate the organization Of
towns in this State

Il is hereby enacted, DC:
SEC. /. Section niho Of chapter fifteen Of the
Compiled Statutes shall be so amended that it
shall not be tho duty Of the inhabitants of any
unorganized town to become organized, unless
there shall I've at least ten families reading
therein, who shall have resided therein at least
three months previous to such organization
and any organization attempted to be made
where there shall I've lees number of families
rosiding therein. who shall have so resided
three months as aforesaid shall be void.
Approved November % 1860.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-12-13
-TSV-'
Approved November q. 1860.

No, 52.--An act providing FOR publishing al.
lowancca aganet the State Treasury.
It's hercby cnoctsG, &c.:
SEC /. 1t III hereby made the duty Of the
several county clerks within this State, to pre-
pare for publication and to cause to be pub.
liFhed in BONE newspaper printed in their seVe-
ral counties, or in Use no newspaper is printed
in any county, then in somc newspaper printed
in some adjoining county and having circulation
In such counties, within forty daya after the
rising Of each court, an abstract Of al orders
drawn by him on the State treasury or allow
ances Of the court auditors for such courts, en-
braclng the names of The parties in whose favor
such orders arc drawn, and tbeir amount, to.
gethcr with statement OF the services for
which they are drawn ; and in cases OF allow
1nccB to iu5tIcos of the Peana for criminal pros
ecutions, the amount Of the allowance for in-
forming officers, sherihs, witnesses. and court
fees respectively and in Gaze ii allowances lOr
coroner g inQuesR, tho said abstract shall set
forth the amount for witnesses, court and
COUNSEL fees &; and in cases of allowances 70
sherifs, attornies and county clerks, the whole
account az allowed by such auditors.
SEC 2. The publishers Of the several papers
publishing the abstracts heroinbcfore provided
for, shall annually. on or before the first day of
September, send their accounts for such pub-
cations, together with copy OF all papers, to
the auditor of accounts who shall draw an
order on the treasury for such SUM as he shall
deem just for such Publication.
SEC. 3. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved November q, 1860.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-12-13
No IL An act relaxing to the election and
qualification OF bank directors.

qUNllHcatlOh on Dunk dlTECtOTs.
il is hereby caacted, &c:
Sec !. The Office Of bank director. in any
bank in this State, shall become vacant at the
expiration Of one year and thirty days from
the election Of such director. and as much
sooner az, by the provisions of law now exist
irg, n SUCCESSOR shall have been chosen and
qualified by giving the bonds now required by
law.
SEC 2. No person elected to the orico of hank
director, shall be deemed qualified to act as
such director, until he shall have given, subse-
quent to his last election, the bonds now re-
CURED by law to be given by bank directors.
Approved November 26, 1860.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-12-13

No. 4l.--An acs establishing the standard
weight Of herds grass or timothy seed.
II is hereby enacted, DC. d:
SEC. |. A bushel of herds-grass or timothy
seed shall bo deemed iortyt pounds, as the
standard weight and measure OF the same, in
all purchases and sllcs thereof
Approved November %, 1860.