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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-20
LOTS FOR SALE.

CEvEN VERY DESIRABLE LO y
- In VIM. A. Gill's East Addition to the city Of 90.
lumbus. One Of them ON the corner Of broadway and
East Public Lane and six in two Blocks Of three Lots
EACH fronting North and 5outh on Oak street. near the
East end, on the most elevated ground in the city,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-20
MAYOR

candidate for the Office Of Mayor ths coming election
.wM. L. HEyL.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-20
SPRING ELECTIONS.
CONSTABLE.

RDIToRs ONO srATRsMAH-Pleaae announce the name
Of Jons BRows as candidate for Constable subject to
the decision Of the Democratic nominating Convention
aud oblige
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-29
Board Of Aldermen.

Al a regular meeting of this Board yesterday
ssruoon President wLLsn In the cbar resolution WA
.e.v,d nom tho authorizing the Join. Con mis-:
tee on National Aas Of toe Common Council to male the
necessary arrangements for tie reception Of the returning
volunteer city regiments. and Sppropai1s the sum Of g.
for the purpo,. Of carrying the resolution into effect Under
IN. rule was laid over but reconsider ed when Mr..
that the resolution bs passed for which be
s.A. tho unanimous consen, u the Boat was mpe.be
Tor the 90 amount and the Ements
were hourly expected, IVES Necessary that IL should be
passed He I'D any for naming any
that could be left discretionary with the COMMITTEES.
Mr.. FROMKsr contsndsd that the resolution undsr the
pondiprs OF moosy. After farthsr dcuson tho resolution
adopted.
A revolution from the Councilmsu that tbs resolution
By hs Common Council and approved by tbs Mayor
July 1850 auth the Hudson River RAILROAD Comp
10 run their dummy engine 10 Cbsnber street to test ia
powers and probable safety for conducting thef cars 20 Cham
the direction VI tho Street Coutnsioner
be snnul.d r,seindsd aud repealed was laid over.
resolution with the Concinen Ia rassins The
Of the Public Administrator (Dr BrsdfoId from 800
to IS 900 year oseI forth remarks from Mr.. FRO
axsr who said thai there anything that the Common
Cornell did literally Il Ia isiny the salaries Of public
officers lie would admit tho high price OF living, which In
case OF Dr. Bradford 1t different. Ills Office one
which brought him heavy fees aud those were considered
to larse seary. He hoped tho! ihs nsmber
would not pile this additional amount TO the ciiys
psnses tue Taxpayers aly oveburdened end seit
no shouldn't wonder n some day they and protes,sC
ssnst such enomous TAXATION do called upon Inc nsmosn
| TO stop at once
MIR BooLA and others favored the resolution which wa
duay adopted when Board unit, next Monday
| at p.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-29

abou' $50 acres The signs promise good crop Of
fruit. a
-Grispus Atsucks, who was killed in the Bostop
massacre March 5, ITO. has generally been cup.
posed to be a negro; but Caleb Gushing, whose col
olphobia IA nrligbput laieiy stated In TIE Moess.
chu.elfs L. gslature that Attuoks was no. a negro
bu, Naiyk Indian. He waa held IA q slave, and
IAN away from MIR. Brown OF birmingham, hiA
owner, just before tie massacre.
Tie Quebsc Vmdieator says that large
amount of ammunition has been sent to the West for
,be forts on tho frontier OF Canada. Five vessels
have left English ports for Quebec with Govern
ment stores.
"A few days ago one of the offlcsn Of the 9Th
Pennsylvania Cavalry was captured by the Reoe'e
near Williamsburg, Va. On proceeding toward the
Rebel lines they o- their way and called their prs-
oner to guide them, which he very kindly did-into
the Union linesl
--Thereis largo child only nine years OF age,
and weighing 236 pounds, on CapIins Creek near
the Ohio River, about 20 miles below Wheeling, va
Six of the Indiana Butternus leaders Lave been
arrested and held over for trial. They became fright
eued and divuged ell the secrets Of the clans, VITO
assume the title of Knights Of TIE Golden Circle,
90 that TIE authorities can proceed with their
GU picu'
"A great influx of English and Irish emigrsnts
Ia anticipated tbis Accounts from all parts
of Great Britain agree in stating that the emigration
the year will be larger than that Of any ono OF the
previous three or four years. Hundreds OF small
proprieors are selling ont and preparing to leave.
The Rev. DR.. S.urtevsnt, President OF the Hit
nois College, has gone to England on an Informal
but important mission. His intention is to be pres
ent at tbs Nay Anniversaries 10 London, and 10 spend
,ome little tinlO in England and the Continent,
ing himself Of ali suitable opportunities, boil
public aud private to aid the Christian sentiment Of
England in right appreciation Of the great struggle
in this country.
The Canadians, who have bad pretty thorough
experience Of fugitive colored people, do not regard
them az worthless class of population oy any
MEANS The Hamilton Spectator, in aluding 70
certain efforts o obtain Union recruits for our ary
says: ave hope the colOred men who have iosh 10
a home among us will not permit themselves 20 oe
dnped into enlisting for the purpose Of becoming
food for powder"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-29

all over the world. For tie dead grateful mem
cries and glorious names, which sail ever I'VE
and grow brighter as time ros on. For The hvhg
there ATE IN store new bpOrs the just ew ARDS OF
tie priyation' aud saIi 'es hey have endured. 10
recruit and gu ~ tbir ibinued ranks we earnestly
,ecoud their demand for faih:ol enforcement "'
tie law Of Congress desigued TOR that erd, snd w'
pledge ourselves. that TO efforts III il 10 spared npon
our psrt 70 provide for their safety and to insure
their triumph.
We have, with due sense Of orr obligations 70
thee brave men, endeavorsd 10 exeud The priVi-
leges OF the Elective Franchise from which ihey Srs
practically excluded. We have passed through DOLE
branches OF tine Legislature carefully dawn aDo
well guarded law, which would have secnrtd 10 we
soldier at once that most sacred Of all rights thar
freeman Gun po,sess The Executive Veto has, now
over thweried these efforts and rendered our aD9is
uuavsllng. But the brave rien who have pefileu
their all to save the country and uphold the C0nsh-
tntion must await farther appeal to the Sovereign
People 10 do them the uetice which has been denied
then, now. With our kndest wishes for their COM
fort ard welfare and most earnest pray or tost
the Great Ruler Of the Universe will spare their
lives and return TO in success and safely our sires
our brothers and our cons, we bid them God speso
In the glorious cause, aud we pledge to them '1e
unaIlerDg tie continued love and grsIituue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-29
Arrived.

Steamship North.rnsr (U g. transport Morris Nesbsy
c. 2S,h s'', 70 oIl d, to y oisT f sa
ros &C hour, 10 u. S. Quagtermaaet
stssrn-r Dee.ur ~. s. trAnspOrl Fargo, Washington
s,s.rnss rscoNy. Pierce, philadelphia nd'e to Le7~
st-.msr wn Woodward. cusdIa. Baltimore. ndss 70 w
s,esmsr Psncsn Young. Providence moss. 30 EsTsri
Bynnsr. -, ~
Steamer schrvsr Adams Baltimore Iad,c to william d.
Snip Aurora. Baker, Liverpool March d. nd... end a
peas. to Rowland rockingham Two nisntA died on
B.ff G.r-ll. Rhodes. vsr. crus Apr g. "a balls. to
ops ar % ~ IS e'i sn :Psls S.t l. 6y,
from Hsvsns Tor New.Yoi. Aprn ~ lat IS o. Lon IS -
BsEk Psne,re ~ arw oanessn, aaEssilss adsys mac
to Finch, M-incke 4 Wendt
c SsIA 1s w, TSoS 20 =, 1. ~ BaSord CO.
Bark Simeon tBr Of Liverpool. Crs1nei Manila Dec
end ST. Helena March H. snEaT 70 order
' Bas H@ a1ss t St % Il Z S Z r p M.q,
M:A s md HAAS su = .Sos . S
fast from YoEk for Ferns Lost boz nam boot
in tbs gale OF ishi same day passed large q0as' Of lac
Bhs A. d. Cook. McKsnnOn Port Royslt days in baia'
Big ocean Pearl (Br. Of Windsor ~ 81 Der,sr, Pons
P. R.. 10Th inst. spgsr to D. n. DswolL
schr. Alice T. Dr. Of 81 yehp. n s) Th0np'0F' osn'
March %, ground nuts to p. !. Nevius SON
Schr Moonlight, Stnte,, Baltimore. coal
Sehr. Young AE4srca, Small, Norfolk esys, corr
master.
sehr. Albert Dexter (Of Danverl Doans BaracOs d,
fruit TO J. & j. Pesr,1L
ssh.. Nelly r.roOI, virAl, Pom Royal IL days In BAY,
to 7. NJ. Mayhem.
schr. Amelia tof Mschas). Gould, Georgetown d.
days, coal for Newark.
sebr. Msdsd Plat, sherman. POr Royal y days. ia bs
to J. n. Crawford.
schr Allen Il Brown. Pierce PAf.dephIA coal Tor Pri
dsae &C.
schr. Young Ansdcs, Barber. GeOrye,owc. D. C., u
mdse. |
sehr. w. @. AtwsisI. Edwards Virgins for Nsw.Hat
oysters.
sohr. c. L. Baylss Tooker Poconoks days, oysters
Scar. HArall, Bogert Baltimore coal
schr siak. fpsss MsehiAs days, lumber to unailss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-29

o. Dec,mher. .hsy "shat b eollsetsdby thu a
rs,is., s.svei o. Taxes II the town or chy - a.
-ec,0n 10 y, o. sHh oficer % peciofm he dot, h
!. .tSn sos W ~ declared nisdsnesBor AID ace az
every Ohsnse." WV "fiAp5ee4 Joy 'Aca
sep 5'' rS ron Ae Receiver Of o, i. city m n.
% your loaTo shall amer Isl Of 49,, ~ iu'.u9
iA5ht 9l' a. reqniftd by The act ~, 40 ~ A.
Ley. ies1y I9hy ofs-nkod. ard fi'oisr Go,a I,,.g
80 VIE Us duty II coliscilz en-
IN, Csc much better sud more ma d1p
% " 70 eoors whica the RESOLUTION b,r.t,r s's u
~ rTnIs, cih.e TIE Froy'ops Of the law ho,sv.,
.>p'.e' ~ 70 the mode o. col e.tia a, ~ . !.
ps9'nent Of collectors your rs,ou,'oo vs., ~
Mr. Pvspr asked q tina, y..o sSn,.t. DYKE, MAJOR
oi 10 ses,ea hardy po.,i5s and h. Is az srs
uopod tho board would tax. some fhst "a
MI ess ., Sooise opdyke compiled md az ns
tier fernando Wool nor any OF h-y sshSois N.i
oen suotsffuges - thfs dstinxsis.d 5se esorel
nor. On d. .oSse oS"s aD a.g be should sy .v -.
Is1n con Sc and De pnbshsd uaaar ~. Aks To-
idan' and Clerk ofte Eoud 'D"soloh OF the Pr %
,sz fsns .iS". tssss % spplying 10 the Lsstp,
psssed not ~th,tsDdins the sti.c,ion nsn up nj
NJ p inat tnete Wss 10 use n ae.us 49, va
Dir furdy insisted upou the .n.ts, s uieo now boa
The Commit on Annual TaTe. 49,,
Dom complying with request Of a. 70 Dc sses.rsst
IAIet, to his sccOants IN tAs 1885, u
no leeo power v.sea In the Board Of SsDsTvisor We
quest granted Ahsn re-
Acommuniestiou received from the Ce,,,t,.. = ]
tho action Of the Legislature in relation IA a. -
Budget for the year 1850 The item Of eoS -, So1fU
log was reduced TO so 90 the, fsr 49, of sa'efas
220l.25 10 Sl39251, and that fpr ssl,5s. a.e uoa
parmoBts fom $1,000 To S71e3A striking on, 80 80 20
Stica hsl oesn n.ef'ea % give the Aayos al.ry tss
Co1:rollsr The drsit Of ordinance eonfpo,. q, 49,
alterations sccoDpAnf-i tho commune. dion IN Pss,J
added TO IL S29J fof their sz4rss for the 49,
Ahsr routine business the Board aeIslred ssD ,.zs
Tuesday afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-29
Board Of Supervisors.

AT a regular meeting OF the Board yesterday after
noon Prs.dsn. Little In tho chair the following veto Message
was received from the Mayor;
MAYORS OFFICE, ". Y. April a. 1862
To the Honorabis tie Board Of SsDerViIors
GssrLEnRa retqra without approval the accompanying
,s.olnou that he Committee Annual Taxes b. directed
TO advertise ell persons enrolled State Militia In THE
city to pay OF each 10 tue County Treasurer
directed BY the act 1857 aud also to employ suitable
sou, 10 collect said amour. from all pesons who shall fall TO
cav tbs sane during ths time specified"
ibsTs 1, no tag Of one dollar each upon ell persons
enrolled a State Militia 10 this city, shut theirs hns Of
one dollar imposed By tho act such the enrolled
NEGLECT 10 attend parade and IL 10 dou this hne which
4. r.srrsd 10 In your resolution But the cenfsu
snoy upo. ths Board Of sppoins Colscto
Of these On the contrary expressly provtdss that
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-29
CHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Port or SEw-YoRK...~ArEI .
Cleared.

st.sm,hfp,-N.,s Cotbitt, Liverpool Hovlsnt L Ara
wall Ernst Meroi tswsd.h Lisdeaiss, Antwerp Fapd
Meincke WeDJt
stesmsrs-F Csdwallader. Piefson, Baltimore. Wa. d.
Ieli ". WOODY sId, Cuodid. Baltimore. Wa Dszel
Sbip-unlverse Huiton, Liverpool, Williams Gaiea
BsTh.-J. W. Andrew Hardy. Boston. Nssm.a Seem
Eva !br.l Perry, Londonderry, Edmi'tes BROS.
Mary Alice Orr Finn Jscns X. Thseksayi Alamo ~
Washington T. 81. Mayhewj Silver Cloud lBrl. Chlis
e pc Town. II. p Surgis Coz Levisihso hosiss Tiiz
d4i, Cu51, Metc.lf Duncan
ScLooner-Thos. Bsslsy (srl, Mcconnell HLifaI J-D~
Hunter Co., John Tyler. Chapman Provirestosu. Grow
ell K PAigs; w. W. bransrd Bowditeh, Phslelphis. "a
ksubJ El,-n X Cot, Pierce. Bo.toa, Ks,ask hl,r, phl
sde'phs, Murray Nephew, Chsvio,, casadier, W..is,
ton T. N. Mayhewi Carroll Croker, Nsshi stoa. I.
Mathew, r. r. Fefssr Reyhei, " sslngton. Van BiDnl
SAghti Wild Bower HsDtoa. York River y J. q npb>l
Elizabeth. Crosby. bingham, Mas Ch. Ei3iidgs yot
River H. C. F,6sr; Chit5n (Br) N0rd, - joan. \. e.
T. Whitney Co. Franklin. Cooovsr, A5seoen, hoEsss
Parker, Bell, Looy. Cape Mas. Morssu Parker.
olooe--F. Brown, Carr, Prcvicsnee, L. hsnnY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-29
NOLDAvIA CREAM.

CHALLENGES THE WORLD.
For s,rsnsh,hsui.s Bssatyias, and Preserving tie
to the l.s., period Of s Restoring the s,asns'ed fluids
siyipr strength sonnsss and ussr 70 weak and sha
stimulating and producing growth. ansqual'd"
othsr preparation.
Prepared end sold By w. A BACHELOR q b"
br.,.d WIG end ToUrEA establishment. 10 Bsaa-st'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-29
Eaiietl.

Stesmer-Irontides.
Barks-CsEOins Winthrop. Helen Augusta
Brig-CurrieI De New Otiesns Lucy Daring
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Avenue. AnEe 4 Susan, q. w. n
mopd. Dirso, Caroline Knight, Roosr Move, IT,, ID
Williams.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-29

Col. John Hay Of Illinois, Private Secre,a,~ 70
the PRECEDENT, and Col. Daniel CIark Bna.. Of
New-York, have been announced 40 VoIaatesr AID
ON The staff OF the Msjor-Gsnsrsl Commanding, and
will be respected aud obeyed accordingly. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-29

sun-Risss.... sssa...,.....s,53 Meos-ses.. .,
hI6H WATER THIS DsL
'sndy HOOK. 30 Ser. Iasnd. =. 40 Hsil'Sss" .;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-29
Marhinerp.

TODD & RAFFERTY,. Machinery Merchs,'
4 l3D,ym Work, at Paterson, N. y-hsnufsot1re % !.
ay and Portable Steam nsinos aud Boilers, FLAX hstn
Oskum and Rope IsohineIy. Mill Gearing Shshps eS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-29
Meulorunsin.

The new pilos.bost y. " Williams VIII be launched
the yard Of Dir T. H. Williams, G@snpoint on Wednef
gfleIn on.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-29
C. A. BENJAMIN.

C. A. BENJAMIN.
LEVI MILLER,
WILLIAM DEWEY.
JOHN CHlCKERIN0,
HAMILTON L. SMITH,
SAMUEL SKINNER.
WILLIAM II. BRAND,
GEORGE Il. ROUSE,
GEO. f.. McGONEtAL.
WILLIAM BROWN,
!. WILLIAM MORGAN,
DANIEL n. PRESCOTT,
ISAAC McDOUGALL,
JAMES 81 MUNRO,
JOSEPH BREED,
PEREZ II. FIELD,
LANSON DEWEY,
JOHN PARKS,
ABNER c MA1TOON.
HlRAM w. LOOMS,
HAnVkY PALMER,
c. A. CHURCH,
J. A QUACKkNBUSH.
T.. 2. 1oWNsLEf,
JAMES REDlhGTON,
A. X. PARKER,
N. NJ HOUCHTOS.
SAMUEL LAWRENCE,
JOHN w. TA0AhT,
HENRY SHERWOOD.
NATHANIEL w. DAVIS.
uOkACE BEMlS,
GENJ. 4. WIGOlN5,
EZRA CORNELL
JACOB LIZ FEVER,
ASA &. 1EFtT.
ERWIN hopkins. IT,,
4. w. COLLiNS,
LESUEL DURfER.
NEWTON ALDRICH,
CHAUaCEY 81. DEPEW,
GUY SHAW.
BYRON hEALY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-29

IN bark Gaz'He, tre" Y0s c,sr-cap.. A. B. AadssssA
late master Of brig Indus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-29
ilort- War0ens' Noilce.
STAIN OF NKH YoEx


PoRr-WARpKss OHycs, Ms. lO< Wsl-ss
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance
~ section OF the Act passed Aphl L. 1851. snute!
Act to keorganzs tbe Wsrdens' ocs OF the Port o.
York. to ali persons interested IN. or having charge Of
subject matter Of such ipqury exsmiosuen OF survey
the follow ing vessels undss examination BY tho
WGdens that the SAID Surveys os examinations wi
completed within ten Gays Hsxt succeeding this NODES
bosru ssid vessels:
oamsnlp
Ship Sir Robert Pee. No.
Ship II. E. Watlen NO ~
Bark H A StspboDson.. .'.'....''..'...''.'der no
Bafk tleetWng eI No. -
BARK John Ofifh7
Bak W hits Sea-
Bark ursats No, ~
Brig Ocean .Whss
Brig j h. Elliott ho.n,
BTlx Regina. les w ~
Biz Abby ?. Fenno no
Brig Arturo si W
Schooner Bonils. Woooi On n0vs'
wM II. BUKLEfGH. Pissas
}. Aua's HsRRIsAs. Secretary.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-04
CITY AND COUNTY.

School MArTERs.-At the monthly meet
ing of the school board held last night, a re-
port submitted by Mr.. Powers, chairman of
the committee to whom was referred the
question of what shall be done with the chill
dren excluded from our schools, was read and
adopted. The committee conclude that in
order to render our city educational system
complete, we need an intermediate re-
formatory school that shall stand be-
tween the city public schools and the
state reform school. And as the city
council had already taken action in the mat
ter, and the school to be established may fall
in part under the care OF the school board,
they suggested that the school be designed for
both sexes, to be kept separate, however, and
to be under the charge of a man; that the
school be considered one of our pnbS
schools, and not be degraded to the level Of
mere house of punishment; that proper time
be given to the scholars for acquiring the
common branches of an English education.
His honor the mayor read the orders adopt
ed at the last meeting of the city council, re-
lating to truant school, by which the over
seers Of the poor are requested to assign rooms
in the unoccupied rooms of the alnshouse, for
the accommodation Of truant children, and the
truant commissioners are authorized to fit up
said rooms and prepare for the care, custody,
instruction and discipline of said children.
And $500 was appropriated. And the school
committee were authorized to appoint visit
ing committee to make monthly reports Of the
school.
Messrs. Power, 7. X. Earle and Bemis
were appointed committee on the truant
school to be established.
A petition from parents in Tatnuck for a
school year of forty weeks instead Of thirty,
was referred to the visiting committee Of that
district to report at next meeting.
The resignation of Miss Charlotte j. Hap
good, ASSISTANT teacher of the Thomas street
grammar school, was accepted, to take effect
at the close of the present term.
The resignation of James X. Lombard as
teacher in the high school was also accepted.
The salary Of Mr.. Newton, principal of
the Thomas street school, was raised to eev-
en- hundred dollars. And the committee on
Mr.. Wheelock's school were authorized to
engage the services of female assistant.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-04
W ORC d S T & r
wEDwEsDAx, NovEMHER A 1885,"
The Grand Result.

There seems to be no doubt that Gov An
drew and his associates will administer the
state government the coming year. The fig
ures point to such a result with reasonable
degree Of certainty. Whether the republican
majority is thirty thousand or fifty thousand
and the present indications are that it will be
nearer the latter than the former figures-the
endorsement of his public condhct, and Of the
general course of his administration, is suffi-
GENTLY clear and decisive for practical pur
poses.
This gratifying result has a significance
deeper than any ordinary political triumph.
Probably our state has more earnestly desired
since the war began, that the national admin
istration should use its power to the utmost
for the speedy and complete crushing of the
rebellion. By all proper means, through Off
cial and unofficial instruments, she has en-
deavored to press her convictions on the
government and make her political faith an
element in shaping and perfecting the nation
al policy. The effort has not been without
success.
oul NillS llie government HIS DSSn
vancing, step by step, sometimes with reluc-
.tant prudence which, in the Judgment of some
of US, the times did not seem to require,-yet
always advancing, there has risen up a ma
leyolent and dangerous opposition, working
under the auspices of the old democratic lead
ers, and with the prestige of the old demo-
cratic organization, to hinder and embarrass
the administration in its great work. The
opposition Ill Massachusetts did not shrink
from afilating with and supporting the
opposition in other states-wherever it APP
peared in its worst and most unpatriotic form.
1t did not shrink from denouncing the gov
eminent of their country in the same breath
and the same odious terms which it used
agans the rebels and their cause. Indeed it
was beginning to appear that the government
was itself the great offender, and the rebels
its much injured martyrs and victims.
The election, Tuesday, places the seal of
indignant rebuke upon this disloyal work. 1t
is the assurance of united people to friends
and foes throughout the country, that in the
Bay state there is no place for men, who in
these perilous times, seek to build up an OPP
position to the government, by misstating lis
best measures, and maligning It's best pur-
poses.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-04

NEW YORK. Nov, 3-CoIrON dull heavy, andunset-
fled; sales 100 bales at 81 q S3c for middlng uplands
FLOUR-Receipts - bbls sales $500 bbls; ate and
western du and common grades heavy aud Sc lower
superne state 5,55 q $40; state $40 @ Is; choice
20 a Sc 25 round hoop Ohio 720 q T,3U; choice 80
@ go; supertne western 50 o 5,SO; common to good
extra esteru $50 q 1885, southern unchanged; sales $50
Dbls mixed to good So @ So fancy and extra 1850 @
$3.50 Canada &c lower and less actye sales $40 bbs;
q $50
VIII at lie lower for good and prime parcels, which are
scarce and in fair Specializing dcmand sales $500 bush
Oats lower; sales At so OIL; for Canada, AMI 81 @ size
for western and state closing at he inside quotations.
Reef quiet; sales 100 hbs; country mess IS q 81;
prime % q %; rcpacked Chicago Sla a SIP; prime
mess "A 90 a rs 90 for Pork active and firm
new sing at Sill Lard dull gnd heavy sale 800 6bls
@ llfc. Hhiskev more active and firm r. sales 1900
bnls: Rice dull at &c Ransoon Sugars steady; sales
$50 hhds; New Orleans 1890; MusCOvado lac. Coffee
duil. Molasses quiet.
CATTLE MARKET-Bcef advan ed tr fie but closed
at last weeks ates sales at 81 a l03c recens 5000;
cows dull Sheepa d lambs 81, loweri sheep Al @ she;
lambs 81 a 7c: receipts 1870 Swine lower under
heavy receipts
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NEWARK, N. j., Oct. BIN nine wards and
townships of Essex county, Waugh, republi-
can, for senator, has majority of 1858, a gain
OF Glib over Gov. Parkers majority, which
was 1851 in the county. The assemblymen
from this county will probably stand four dem
ocrats to five republicans, republican gain
Of two.
BURLINGTON, Nov. 3.-Burlington county
elects three unioniSts and one war democrat
to the assembly, and union sheriff and clerk,
by 600 majority. Union gain over last year,
nearly 700
NEWARK Nov. 81. G. Truesdell of Es-
sex, democrat is elected senator by about
400 majority The democratic ticket is elect
ed in Sussex county; there was no opposi-
ton. From Warrens county the returns are
limited, but there is no doubt of the election
of the democratic ticket.
A riot is reported at Madison. Two houses
were burned. We cannot obtain any further
particulars at present.
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Register.
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVES.

Majority for Mr. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Majority for MIR Piper.