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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-25


The contest in which the gallant Baker fell
was not premeditaled by either army, certain.
ly not by ours. IL was brought about in this
way The scouts OF the enemy were dlscov
cred by the thirteenth Massachusetts troops,
who were at their breaStworks Oh Hamilton
Island. Five companies of these troops on
the island were ordered to advance and repuise
the enemy, a duty which they performed and
returned to quarters. The enemy soon reap.
peared in concealed numbers, and made an
attack upon our men. ReiniOrcements from
the Massachusetts fifteenth, with some caval-
ry under command OF Van Allen, we're sent
to their aid Gen. Stone in the meantime pass
ing his men over with all possible dispatch at
Hamilton Island aud at Edwards Ferry.
The enemy appeared III strong force of five
thousand, under command OF Gen. Evans,
with artillery The contest at this point was
severe. Col. Baker reinforced our army by
taking the right with his regiment he in
person leading his men on. He fought up.
wards OF an hour, with disastrous effect upon
the enemy Urging them on he several times
waved his liat, and advanced nnti he was cut
down and carried dead from the field Gen.
Stone Immediately took command OF the right;
but the death Of Col Baker caused disurgau.
ization OF the right wing of the army, from
which Gen, Stone was unable to recover, aud
and ordered a retreat, bringing off his dead
and wounded. Gen. Stone had about ten
thousand in his command but portion only
OF them were enabled to cross the river in time
to afford aid to those engaged in the conflict.
Gen. Banks division had orders early in the
evening to advance towards Edwards Ferry
and Hamilton Island, and his DIVISION thirteen
thousand strong, is now in Virginia, with
Gen. Stones division, and in command OF the
united forces oil Gems Banks aud Stone.
Our troops held possession of the ferry aud
the island during the night, with occasional
shots of the enemy reaching them without in
jury. The firing ceased finally and our men
employed themselves in throwing up breast,
works near the river, while the balance of
Gen Stones division were crossin They
were all over before day, and were immediate
ly followed by Banka' division, The enemy
as near as can be ascertained, are now 10000
strong in front OF Banks, and inumations have
been received by Gen. Banks that reinforce.
ments are coming forward Banks has $4,000
men in his united command. Another engage
meut may be expected at any hour.
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socI,useits REGIMENT ON ,he RIGHT in line at the
doc Of the woods having baen driven in after
nroceedinga mile and y half toward Leesburg.
We formed on the left and presently advanced
Two companies OF stirmishers to the woods in
'front.'. Inc concealed enemy dFoVe i,leh
;''. 49,. r,,,. M, ~, i,,,,,'Iat 6rinr Our
men fel on Iheir bellies under the brow OF the
hill, the enemy not being in sight The arui'
iety couiu NOT oe SerNeu' uecau's V'e e"''''e''
Conto;,, St,ySrt' ~ Con SHINES staff came
with a message 10 Colonel Baker 10 hold his
gronud, as Gen. German, with oooO men, was
inareh',ls from Hu"",u 5',,y,I " e, tLa Iaf
II,l' ,,irection rom which Gen. German was
expected rhey were met by yell and
yolity as bcio-e, aud tell back to me Ine' Inc
.lu'ell gi'','S ~" TX, ,r;,, tho thei
I,rE a. brartpnpd il,e men.
The line officers OF the Massachusetts rcgl,
ment ordered Their companies 10 retreat ana
,i,e '''e,'3 '" i'',, ,", ,onf,son rnsnpd
the men running to the waters edge, and
finding no boats, rallied, ran up the hill, dis
~, A. s,.I M. ,,,n,,,,. ,.aas.d iiring and
tpek prisoners. Man, cscaped into the woods.
Some swan Tor the island, others found small
SKINS ooihe We'5 " nc, ""o''s '''s''
60, CO.
800 -.
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1t is not generally known that there is now
concentrated on the banks of the Potomac a
larger body OF troops than has ever been con
gregated in modern times, except in the battle
OF Leipsc. Neither Gustavus Adolphus nor
Frederick the Great, Wellington, nor Louis
Napoleon, had ever under his immediate com
mand anything like the number which is now
under the command OF General Mcclellan.
Frederick the Great never led into the field
more than 10000 men at time, but all his
great battles were fought and won with
bodies of troops ranging between 10000 and
10000. Napoleon, when at Austerlitz, van
pushed with $4,000 men the united Russian
and Austrian armies, counting about 100 900
men. AT Jena and Auersladt, there were
about 10000 men under the command oil the
emperor OF lie French. The battle of Wa
gram was fought with l40 1000 men against the
Austrians, AID in the equally celebrated batlls
at Borodino, about 100000 Frenchmen were
opposed to tie Russians. The decisive battle
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CALAMITY OF THE FiFTEENTH.-A Wash.
ington dispatch, dated Oct, %, makes the
following statement =
seen. Mcclellan yesterday went 10 the
point where our army was crossing the Poto-
mac, opposite Lcesburgh. He telegraphed
back the highest praise OF the action OF our
troops in the late battle, He says they fought
bravely retired in order, and, after the fight,
maintained the best spirits and most strict
discipline. Re expresses the belief that he
can, hereafter, place implicit reliance upon
the men, and his conviction that they will not
finch at the hardest work. His praise is SO
warm and cordial that it is more than entlu-
siastie"
it is pleasant to hear such praise OF the
noble fellows who fought and suffered in that
unequal battle. We trust that Gen. Mcclellan
will show his appreciation of their gallantry
by never again allowing them to be placed in
any position where they will be compelled to
fight battle with an overwhelming force of
the enemy. All the men who fought at Balls
Bluff fought bravely; but the Massachusetts
Fifteenth were first in the fight and last out
can rely upon them, those OF them at least
vino still remain alive and lit Tor duty but it
is nowise likely that he will ever put them to
harder work than that which was given them
at Balls Bluff. Somebody blundered" in
that affair. Some OF the dispatches attribute
the blunder TO C Baker, saying that he
made Il fight contrary to orders. Others
place it at the door Of Gen. Stone, saying that
he ordered Col. Baker to maintain the fight,
promising reinforcements. The latter state
ment comes FROM an aid of Col. Baker, who,
after telling how he and his companions
crossed the river, gives the following particu-
lars in regard TO the fight
tScfambng up the bank, we found an omen
fed OF six acres with thick woods on three
sides ou of which came constant, irregular
firing fro a the enemy.
Here were Colonel Devens' Fifteenth Mas.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-25

Mr. I-sanedy, Of KoxpuTy, #as discovered, on
u our nlnoh pasture weeds remedy that cures every
kind q hUInor. from the worst Scrouia down to
rwobottics are wamantcdto cure annrsingsore mouth
one e three bottles will cure the worst kind Of pimpes
r,go or three bottles will clear the system Of biles
Two bottles warranted cure the worst canker n
Three dive 6otnes are warranted to cure the worst
One tgo bottles are warranted to cure all humors
Two bottles are warranted cure running Of the ears
and blutcne5 among the hair.
Eoar bottles are warranted to cure corrupt and
running ulcers.
One bottle will cure scaly eruptions Of the skin.
rwofthree bottles are warranted to cure the worst
desperate case OF rheumatism.
Five eight bottles will the ofscrofa
Ono to three bottles warranted TO cure the worst
sands that il has caused BY a ean&er in the stomach.
Cne to two bottles are warranted 60 cure sick headache
One to bottles waTrantedt to regulate costiv
one to two 6otes III regulate all arrangements ofthe
-Four six bottles have the worst cases cfurop
One to three bottles cured the worst case of piles
areie is always experienced What mercy TO get re
since It's FIRST discovery have from time to time add
ed various other herbs to IL of one othem ppocrates
openet6 obstructions 9th liver, gall and spleen
itisan especaiend 10 the liver. worth ali other herbs
p4l ogeheri cooling II when too hot and warming it
D." createth an appetite cureth all gone ana sinking
icsIg Ihe pig Of the stomach, easeth all pains, and
stitches In the side.
Itexpells alraw, visctous and shiny humors out OF
the cody; it ceanseth all inward Ulcers and cOngeaed
DioOCfrOm the Eidneys.
by opening distractions Of the spleen it purgeth all
and melancholy vapors which rseh to the
ea ana BRAIN causing distressing headache. fearful fore
bodnE Of trouble trembling Of the heart famting and
gWonHnN.
The herb ooiledin Tne particularly good to revive
the dropping spirit Of the aged and whoever has uger
ing sickness after fever nothing restores MIN TO health
go quick as drinking the Juice of this herb.
Ihe seeds boiled in water cureth the most offensive
breath and, drank at bedtime prevents what is common
y called nightmare and all melancholy dreams, disease
bilious people are liable 20.
The Father OF Medicine says of another herb II t1s
congestion. hat f is herb Of the sun. ana IN the
sign Leo.
The sums the source OF all ife and ruieth the eai
and this herb is the best cordial the
OF the heart that grows; it cotorteth the heart
cureth all papitatlon thereof; taketD az ay tenbg
fantng and smotherng of it, yet It must De taken care
fully, severe gripping will ensue. which must DC COZ
rected tbfennel seed ginger.
No change of diet necess the pest you car
get, aad enough OF 10.
BY strictly following the directions III the pamphle
around each bottle and by judcious application the
Sail Rhea2 Ointment Scrgtaid Ointment and Heating
Ointment. every uCer OF whatever kiAd ma
ture except that has taken roots are perfectly
and permanently cured. - d.
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, 70 Warren
street, Rox bury, Mass. Price ST. dtf
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American SV0men.-Amerieais Justly proud ofits
beautiful women; but how many die aunualIy or pre-
maurcly lose their health and youth for want of rem
edy suitable to their peculiar ailments That remedy is
found in Sir lanes Ci0fke'S FemGie PITS We know
hundreds Of cases where they have been used with the
greatest success In all of Nervous and Spinal At
iections Pain in the Back md Limbs eavimess Fatigue
on slight exertion Palpaton Of the Heart Lowness Of
Spirits, Mysteries sick Headache Whites and all painful
diseases oceasioned by dsordered system, these Fills
will lect cure when ali other means have tailed
Hoderatag md remorng distractions whctf-
er from cold or auv other suffer no more anxiety
orlowsprits For u particulars get pamphlet free,
Of the agent.
NIB -onG dollar and SIX postage stamps, enclosed to
any auhorzcda agent will insure bottle containing over
fifty pills, by return mail.
Sold by BUSH AZ CO., and all Druggists.
oil deoj&weow
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-25

SUDDEN DEATn.-On Monday, Mr. Ed
mund Harris, an old resident and highly es.
teemed citizen of Clinton, died suddenly. He
ate his breakfast in the morning quite as well
as usual, lett his house for short walk and a
drive, and returned in about two hours, when
nothing unusual was noticed in his appear
ance. lie entered his house, sar down in IN
arm chair aud died in about five five minutes
His death is supposed to have resulted from
the rupture OF blood vessel in the lungs,
caused by a fit of coughing. He was mach
respected citizen, had filled several town of
fees, aud leaves IA large number OF friends and
relatives to mourn his loss.-BoSion TraceAer.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-25

GEN. SCoTT is believed to be in declining
health, FASTENED by his great age and the in
creasing labor of his position. The brave old
soldier has achieved an honorable and hist 1rl.
cal fame, which viii be mentioned with affec-
honate enthusiasm by the historian of the CEN
fury in which he lived. There has been a ru-
NOR, prevailing to some extent, that he had
urged the removal Of Gen. Mcclellan, and the
appointment of an unknown and nntried off.
Ger in his place. The report is, of course, I'm
authorized and wholly unworthy of belief
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-25

Milton 3. Whitney of Westfed has been
nominated for senator, in the West Hampden
district, and SerVis Bodman OF williamsburg,
in the Hampshire district
Hon. Lucius Slade has been nominated for
councillor by the democrats OF the Suffolk di,
trict, and james NJ. Shule of Somerville, in
the third councillor district
Hon. Cakes Ames of Easton has been nom
mated for councillor in the seventh district,
and Chester l. Reed of Taunton for senator in
the North Bristol district
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-25

FoRr WArREN.--Captain Proctor, of Fitch
burg has been commissioned to recruit two
hundred picked men for the United States
army or the Massachusetts Volunteers, WHO
are 10 be formed into companies to be sta
toned at Fort Warren as guard over politi
cal prisoners, and for instruction in artillery
practice, Sc. Colonel Dimmock, late OF Fort.
ress Monroe, will be in command at the fort
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-25

The house of Hon. Andy johnson of Ten.
nessee was recently visited by party of reb
els, for the purpose Of hanging him; but not
finding him at home, they cut a hickory withe
in The woods and sconrged with 1t the body of
his wife!
pefioress Of the Convent of Mercy in Chicago.
together with two Sisters and twenty nurses,
have left for the seat OF battle in Missouri, TO
attend upon the suffering and wounded.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-25

THE late action of the government in send
cloths FOR the army, and which excited so gen.
eral disapprobaton and regret among the PEG
pie, has resulted in an interview between the
representatives of the Boston Board OF Trade
aud the Qnartermasler General, and modiii.
cation of his original purpose. The foreign
order flor | 100000 yards) will not be coun-
termanded, but the government will hold it as
a reserve provided our own manufacturers
supply the actual demand 1t is evident that
Somebody has bundered' in regard to sup
plies Tor the army, inasmuch as large quanti
ties OF army goods are represented to be on
hand at various manufactures, waiting for the
government to receive them, while their full
capacity for work has not yet been put to the
test
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FRIDAY. OCTOBER s5, 1851.

The expected list Of the killed and wounded
in the batte Of Balls Bluff did not come to
hand last night. a messenger was sent from
Washington, Tuesday, to obtain it, but it had
not been completed at last accounts.
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CoNFERENoE OF CHURcHEs.-The Worces-
ter Central Conference of Churches (Ortho-
dox) met al Clinton, Wednesday forenoon.
The day being stormy, the attendance in the
forenoon was small. In the afternoon, the
church was well filled.
The Foreign Missionary Society re elected
Its Old officers The treasurer read the follow.
ing report of receiDts durin1 the vpor.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-25

UxBRIDGE.-The ladies of this place have
sent two large boxes of blankets clothing, &c,
to 81, Louis. Two more boxes are to be sent
immediately.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-25

Addresses were made by Rev. Dir. Treat
of Boston, DR.. Wright of Persia, and others.
In the evening the Bible cause and the Edu.
cation Society were ably discussed Trans
cTjDt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-25

Cht Lh'S Out aud Esemrmber ,is,. Fact
lha VIII srll Tor month for the following prias
az Inc L"Hil a. ENehanse;- ommon Bruoms Il cents
SHcI dH heavier ones u II aud 70 cents; good heavy
quaker btnonS 20 ana 33 hts each: and offer sond
All WOO CarPes at 50 cents per yard former price Is cts
so cheap Carpets At II cents, aud 20 25 3d. 3j 40 ana
20 cents per yard. which think is cheaper than Was ever
3,H pei re ~ Worcester; the atove prices to be cash
also WI sell my ruckery and Kitchen Goods chcaper
lah ever nHered before Please call and the prices
al ne fuetlca Exchange BAv state Block
Wv dI - OLSON " IlEAIM. rrOplietor.
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~ = IS tSEED,


In Ftchburg, oct 20, Charlie, II sweeney to Myra A
Sawyer, both OF Ftchburg
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GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.

BOSTON AND VICINITY
The house OF Dr. Guode, in Cambridge,
near the Someryiile line, was destroyed by
fire at an early hour Thursday morning The
house was unOccupied, the family having re
Gently moved cut of it. The loss was $4,000
or $1,000.
PLYMOUTH COUNTY.
Marcus H. Gardner, of bingham, was acct.
dentally drowned at port in Nova Scotia,
few days since, having fallen overheard from
vessel on which he was employed.
BRISTOL COUNTY.
Capt Thomas Z. Amcs, master of a brig
running between Bangor and New Bedford,
disappeared from the latter city, on the 10th
inst, leaving a mysterious note in his state
room, saying "he was bound on long cruise
for better fortune
RHODE ISLAND.
Hon. Charles Sumner repeated his lecture
on the rebellion in Providence, Wednesday
evening The journal says that "NoIwlth
standing the bleakness OF the heavens, the
spacious hall was early packed " til an eager
audience, awaiting with Impotence the APP.
pearance OF the ilustrious orator"
The catalogue of Brown University for
1862, shows that the number of students is
pa, divided thus resident graduates g. SEN
iorS 81, Sophm0res r. freshmen 81 The col
lege library contains thirty thousand volumes,
the libraries OF the literary societies six thou
sand
Alfred Calvin, worthy and respected citi-
zen of Warwick, committed suicide, Oh the
23l inst, by drowning He had left his spec
tacles and some other articles on the bank OF
the pond, covered them with his hat, tied his
ANGLES together and leapCd into the water.
CONNECTICUT.
The wife OF Col Ferry, Of the Connecticut
+iitl, rauib,apt has rnpaiVpl ,iiSDatph an
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M ORCESTER, S., PRoBArE OFrIcE

M OhCES Elk, SIS, PROBATE OFFICE,
october Is. lS6l.To all persons interested in the
Estate ofPlNCKNEl DRuRY, late Of Holden, deceas-
cd GREETING.
You cited to appear at a Court of Probate to be
holden at Worcester, the first Tuesday of
next, TO show why The first rendered by
Appleton Dadmun, the Administrator. OF his admiiistra
ton Of said estate. ana file i'm this Office, should
not be allowed and distribution the balance thereof
be decreed 10 The several heirs atlaw named in the pc
uton Of said administrator now on file in this Office
and the Court orders service OF this citation by publish
ing the IN the Worcester Dailv Spy once, and in
the Massachusetts Spy twice, newspapers printed in
Worcester. three weeks successfully before said Court
Ol9 dlt&W2t CHAS. L. SIENENS Asst. Reg,
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Special 5lotrcGs.


Worcester 25th Representative District.
The Republican Convention VI the twenty -fnh Wor-
ccster District vi meet At Washington Hall in sutton
on THURSDAY, Oct 81 at O'Clock p. M. Tor the
purpose nominating representatives, and TO tran
sdct other business that properly come beiure
the Convention Each town in the lstric! is entitled to
delegate for every fifty voters or majority traction
Of that number A. A. LOMRAkD,l District
Il. CRANE COMMITTEE
OPS d3t
E1resn isutter.-From 80 to 100 tubs of Fresh But
Ter, Just received and iot sale at DRAEER CLARKS
70 ana - Front street an slO
Horse Gsianket..-Thosc in want had better call
on J. Nj, GOLLANsGEE, No. Washington square, BE-
fore purchasing. du ol9
nrs. miller ~ ohrn'ee"iin. Dentists, az
ss4assh's Curative Gtcan.t.s@ EoIn,,.s1;rd.-A
C6mplafnts. GanScr. Piles Sore throat, &c, &c For
sale by BUSH co, "a Front street. by the dozen, o.
Atwood's Quinine Tonic fsltters-Ihe best
Aromatic Tonic cyerolered to the public All Druggists
haveit acknowledgements sep3 cody
YOU Wish tor splendid picture OF your child, Gala
CIog4's ISIS Main street bis arrangements are conl
plete reproducing observation-disclosures. dudl5
G'ain is makiaa splendid rhotoSraPhs coiorea @, or
9Ean street. df d
eiatu.-Odice andr6siencc III Main street Ofcehours
Worcester, Ociobev.2 %, 1850. dtf ais
Asrs .. sseodwtn, An experienced and success
ttend to the duties Of 'eE profession RESIDENCE Is
UI. Mattison attends 10 the treatment OF the
Speciai Diseases of Women, at his REMEDIAL IN
Sen q f n Gh&h hGy I%DfAH EE Ne
FoRFLAlALES,' in this paper. dtt FIG
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-25

The nomination Of ChaIles G. Stevens was
made unanimous, and the convention adjourn
ed, after the appointment of district commit
tee, of which I. S. Harrington OF Alilbury is
chairman.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-25

- ", a. q aniins, Hair gDresser, has removed
on Maple street an ' i-ii'raii0s
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-25

lsatcheIor's Hair bye, BEST 1 WORLD
W. \ Bachelors splendid Hair DYE is the GIigqal and
only Reliable and Harmless Hair bye known. Instan.
in its effects, stain the skin and invg
the hair for HE. BE careful and other
than the genuine, signed each side Of every box
WILLIAM A BACHELOR. Sold by all respectable Drug
gists ami Fancy Goods Stores ever where. Manulac.
tory No. BARCLAY Gate 10 Bond street. ard 232
Broadway, New Eork dGwly aus
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1clp embellishments

RAY STATE FIRE INSURANCE
~ C0MPANY.-1he Annual Meeting of the Stoct
h lers OF tic Bay state Fire Insurance Compauv viii
be held at their Office in Worcester on AiOND4Y ho
fourth day of November next. 10 O'Clock a m tnr The
election OF Directors. ana to ON any other business
that may legally come befur them ~
EDWARD L. WASHBURN Sec'y
Worcester, Oct Is, 1861 dtn4 az
KEYS LOST-In the vicinity of the
IN Boston and Worcester station. The anaer win
he compensated literally by leaving them al Tait's
Hotel. d3F Az
/ OST-A Red Cashmere Scarf. Yesterday
y afternoon, QhursdayJ between Front street and
the Post Office. The finder VIII be suitably rewarded Nv
leaving it at the Spy office DIT OPS
EOUND--At Horticultural Hall. after
the entertainment Monday evening" two Rreast
Pins, which the owners have by calling on W d.
HOLBROOK, 3O7 Main street. G3r OPS
S USEKEEPFR.-An American
"a widow lady, the highest responsibility and ex-
pcrcuce, desires situation housekeeper where She
can have a home with moderate compensation. Ad-
Il ess Honsekeeper Spy uiiice, d6t* o-6
ska LOST-One Young Setter
- e =, -gssSs Dog yellow and white, answering to
af1d5NsI&Sh9 he name of Fired " Is licensed, but
Ut AS@sNNSNa9has pulled is collar or Any one whe
AN will return the dog 10 ConlVy Stable,
in the Of Fats Hotel, or give Information to X.
HENRY, shall be suitably rewarded. dot ol5
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WORCESTER EAST SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
The republican convention, Tor the Worcester
East senatorial district, was held at Northbor-
D'aitOu, presr1eu, Ina nn6Hhi., beHJdnnn
Boynton OF Westborough was secretary. Be-
fore proceeding to business, Mr.. Boynton with.
drew bis name as candidate for denomination.
An informal ballot was then had for candi-
date for sepafor with +to E,II,,v;ror ros,,I,