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IN JoHSsros c oUsTrs w y
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Session.
1856. "ay Aerhs
William Rains, Admir-. of Eno.,
Gerald, ''
. w. Petition to sell
l's Sa E1 Bsssn ana Ts Anns land for Assets
It appearing to the sat,stoo,;a.
that Irwin Parnold and wife AnDa S 81 the Court
this case, reside beyond the limit, aeiendants in
# is on notion ordered By i tSs State
sively in the Raleigh &anSo ,o1 SIX weeks success
defendants Of the filing Of this nnoti,y,ng the said
unless they appear at the next term 10 and that
and answer the petition same viii 'l Ss SS a
pT% it1sss F. f.I MAS Mssssyp s G,s, as to them W
Office in smithoeld, the fourth Mo saa Coureat
A. D. 1855. P. MASSWWy IN May
June sd 4, Cierk
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The Bay Route.

BALTIMORE, Md, Aug. 16.-The great
steamboat opposition lines on the Chesapeak
have been fused. The new line sells out to
the old line.
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July Ii, 1856
WHO WANTS A PLANO.
SEVERAL PATRONS OF CONCORD FF-
MALE College have requested my aid in securing
Good Pianos

for their use f
This has induced me to make arrangements with
some OF the best manufacturers, which enable ma
to furnish instruments of the First Class, at
reduced prices. eau save each purchaser from
forty to one hundred dollars. Price lists of the
manufacturers will be sent to those who desire.
them, to aid them in making sci, ctions.
When selections shall have been made. the,
money can be sent to me, at my expense, by the
s % n Express, and Piano will be shipped.
Planosold will be fully warranted. = ~.
Address me at StatesvIlle, N. C..
April 81, 1866 1sEW1 VIZ
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Miscellaneous From New York

New YORK, Aug, 17th.-Gold, 514. Tex
as wool dull q 20 to 80 c.
A London special announces the arrival
ofthe little vessel, the ''Red, White and Blue"
with its crew oftwo men, who sailed from
New York in her for Europe.
Two men, Howard and Pettingill have
been arrested-chargcd with the Lord rob-
berry, which traspired some moths ago.
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Rather Rough Talk Of the Presidents Organ
about the PHILADELPHIA C0nDention

The advice of those who are disloyal,
wheresoever they may come from, and oppo-
sed to these principles, is not wanted; and
it will be the sheerest impudence in them to
make the effort to get into that body under
the borrowed guise of loyalty Hence they
concluded that if Vallandigham and his as
sociates undertook to get into the Conven-
ton, there would be selfrespect enough in
that body to shut them out.-NationaJ Re-
Dublican.
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N WAKE County,

NJ ORTHsCAR OLINA,
IN WAKE COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, May Term,
1866. hf
] @. Adams, Jr., Admir-.
of Reddick Blake, Jr. dec. Petition to make
VS.. real Estate
Samuel Blake, Augustus assets
Blake, and Others.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
that Samuel Blake, Augustus Blake, Rebecca
Blake, wife of John White, Jane Edwards, wife
of Fielding Edwards, and Altony A. Hicks, seven
ofthe defendants in this case, reside beyond the
limits of this State; it is therefore, on motion,
ordered by the Court, that advertisement be
made for six weeks, successfully, in the Raleigh
Standard. notifying the said Samuel Blake, Au-
gustus Blake, Rebecca Blake, wife of John
White, Jane Edwards, wife of Fielding Edwards,
and Altony A. Hicks, Of the fling of this petit
ton, and that unless they appear at the next
Term Of this Court, and answer the petition, the
same will be taken pro contesso as to them and
the land ordered to be sold l-TI
Witness, j. j. FERRELL, Clerk of said Court.
at office, the third Monday in May, 1866.
July 10, 1856. 4S-w6w
= ~ ~"
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New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, Aug 16.-Cotton little
stiff-sales Of 1900 bales, low middling at
80 q 80. Gold, 40. Bank sterling go.
Cholera deaths number A for the "a hours
ending at this morning. sf
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Destructive Fire in New York City.

NEW York, Aug. 16.-A fire occurred
this morning at Hegeman's Broadway Drug
store. Loss 100000. Rogers 8 Bros, 81
ver-platers, and P. Corbett & Co., fur and
wool-dealers, have also suffered to the
amount of $50, 200.
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NORTH CAROLINA
IN BERTHE County.

NORTH CAROLINA
In BERTHE COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions M.rr
1866 may Term,
LIS Webb se Ad'mr. Of WIN. MOring, Attachment
John r. Ferguson. levied on
It appearing to the satisfaction Of tha
that the defendant in this case is moi a sne court
tant Of this State tits ordered that pubc,t hna6i
made for six weeks in the Weekly North 1.sS,De
Standard, notifying the defendant to aupe Sn ~
the next term of this Court, to be heid P p az
County of BERTHE, at the Court House in Wa; iOs tae
on the second Monday in August next a nSSsU oa
plevy the property levied on, or Judgment final n
will be entered against him. and the land ierisd
on sold to satisfy the plaintiffs debt. ''''eu
Witness, William P. Gurley, CLERK of sofia
Court, at Office, the second Monday in Nav
A. D. 1856.
q WILLIAM P. GURLEY, c. c. c.
June 81, 1865. 41-w6w
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NORTH . CAROLINA, !
In BEAUFORT COUNTY. (
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessf
Petition to make Real Estate assets,

Petition to make Real Estate assets,
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that Valentine R. Morton and George W. Morton
are nonresidents of the State of North. Carolina.
It is ordered, that publication be made that said
non-residents be and appear before the worship
full Court, to be holden on the third Monday of
September next, to answer unto petition filed
by VIM. 2. Morton, Administrator of E. Lowry.
VS.. v. R. Morton, and Others, to make real es,
tate assets
Witness, VIM. 8. Gordon, Clerk of our said
Court, at office, the 10th day of July, 1866
VIM. 8. GORDON, Clerk.
Aug. 9, 1866. 33-w6w
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The Fenian Troubles in Canada.

TORONTO, Aug. 16.-A special says that
one thousand volunteers were sent to Fort
Erie to watch the Fenians. Apart became
subordinate and refused to obey. orders
Inadequate pay and bad treatment was the
ostensible cause. Three gunboats have arrl-
we'd at Toronto and others are expected.
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Arrest ola gang of Roughs.

New YORK, Aug. 14.-Some thirty ruff
ans attended prize fight at Yonkers were
arrested this morning, and the fight stopped.
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F1sHs FISH : FISH,

200 200 BARRELS CUT HERRINGs. r,
100 Roe ~
20 half barrels Roe n
10 barrels prime mess Shad. ysssJ
~ barrels Nos and Q Maakerc,- non.
catch and in fine order. A'1 now
june &f B. P. WILLIAMSON & CO.
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NORTH.CAR0LINA,

NORTH-CAROLINA,l
IN WAKE COUNTY e.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, May Term
1856 -,
Isaac Rogers, Admir-. Of HintOnl
Franklin, decd. Petition to
vs. } make real es-
Matilda Maynor and her hus- tate assets.
band, VIM. Maynos and others
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that Samantha Franklin, one Of the defendants in
this case, resides beyond the limits of this Statc
1t is therefore, on motion, ordered by the Court,
that advertisement be made for six weeks, sue
cessiyely, in the Baleigh Standard, notifying the
said Samantha Franklin Of the filing of this Pc
tition, and that unless she appears at the next
term of this Court, and answers the petition, the
same will be taken pro centesso as to her, and
the land ordered to be sold
Witness, j. ]. Terrell, Clerk of said Court, at
office in Raleigh, the third Monday in May, 1855.
July II, 1856 28-w6w
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Aug. 9, 1866.
NORTH.CAROLIN
IN WAKE COUNTY.
Jno. H. Boylan, and Others,
vs.. In EQUITY,
Jno. 8. Boylan, Weldon E. Boy Wake Codp.
Ian, Kate Weldon BOylan. ty, N. C.

The defendants being non-residents of this
State, are hereby notified to appear at the Court
of Equity, to be held for the County of Wake, on
the first Monday after the fourth Monday Of Sep
TENDER, 1866, and make defence to the bill in
Equity, or decree pro eontesso will be entered,
and the case heard er parte.
The Bill is filed by the plaintiffs, claiming as
children of the late William Boylan, decd, the
property devised and decreed by the testator, un.
der the residuary clause of his WILL to the exclu-
sion of the defendants.
W. 8. MASON, C. M. E.
Raleigh, July Il, 1855. 29-w6w-pd
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Adjournment Sine Die of Philadelphia
Convention.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 16.-The Convention
adopted declaration of principles and ad
journed sine die There will be an address
issued to the people of the United States.
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HEAVY EXPORTS. BY reference to the Ma
rine Intelligence in this issue and the one
Immediately preceding, it will be seen that
the exports to New York in one single ar
ticle of produce, by the Steamships Empire,
C. W. Lord and Catharine Whiting, were
very large. We allude to Spirits Turpen-
tine, the number of casks thus shipped by
the three Steamships in two days having
reached 1926. E
This quantity we think is unprecedented
ly large, the fact of which but serves as adj
ditional evidence of the enterprise and ener-
gy of our merchants.-Wal. Journal.
"A thrifty young man married rosy
young Irish girl, quite to the horror of his
superfine and "stuck up mother and sisters
but defended himself with the following
logic:
"If marry an American girl, must have
an Irish girl to take care of her, and can't af-
ford to support both"
-Archduke William, commander-in-chief
of the Austrian artillery, has said good
thing: 1.-THE needle-gun is to the ordinary
mnsket what shorthand is to common wri-
ting"
They are fond of titles in the East
Among his other smiling titles, the King of
Ava has that of Lord Of Twenty-four UNI
brellas." This looks as if he had prepared
for long reign.
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Change Of Time.
AND AFTER JUNE 10TH, 1866, TRAINS.
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North-Carollna Railroad Company,

EAe'INEER q SUPERINTENDENT's OFFICE.
Company Shops, June tn, 1855.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-08
Elre An Rnrder dlI1x.

We learn from Mr.. Hamilton, direct from
Border City, that the Wheeling House and
grocery owned by Captain Il. f. Moore,
formerly Provost Marshal of West Vir-
ginia, was entirely consumed by fire. The
fire was first discovered 1oht four O'Clock
this morning, by Wesley James, clerk OF
the establishment. Mr.James was aroused
from bed just in time to save his vest and
coat, which he grabbed as he left his room.
He had great difficulty in getting out ofthe
house, as the whole building was COM
pletely enwrapped, in flames. He lost his
pantaloons with two dollars and fifty cents,
boots, hat, &c. The loss of buildings, gro-
ceries, &C., is estimated at $3,500. 1t is
supposed the fire originated from the stove
in the postotfice. Squire Chapman, of Car
roll county, Ohio, lost trunk and clothing
valued at $50. Mr., Hamiltonlost about $50
in clothing. Capt, Moore was at the Grant
House last night, and left in company with
jill. Hunt for Border City this morning,
before the news arrived. Wedeeply regret
the Captains loss, as he was one of the best
men we have in Blue Rock, He was good
caterer to the public, always accommodate
ing and obliging. We did notlearn wheth-
er the property was insured or nOt.-ZaRes-
UiLLe iSidndL Dec. b.. ~ .,f. -s..... .. b..
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Thc Fishing Season of Is0g.

% We find IN the Cdpe Akk Adrertiser a re-
sumo of the results Of the fishing season of
the Gloucester fleet this year, and take from.
it certain facts. 1t appears that the season
as whole ba, been profitable, and the
number Of vessels employed has been
much larger than any previous season,
about so sail having been added to thetleet,
thus swelling the whole number employed
to upwards of 400. The Newfoundland
fishery has proved far less lucrative than
usual, owing to the scarcity of herring and
the losses of life and property The
Georges fishery has been quite successful,
and the losses few. The,-Western Bank
fishery has been successful, with no loss of
life or property attending it, The Cape
North fishery was abandoned the present
season, it never having proved very profit
able. The Bay mackerel fishery has been
prosecuted 2by a. much larger fleet than
usual, and has proved very successful, al
though the catch has been considered less
than that of last season. The shore mack
erel and cOdfshing feet have done affair
seasons work, and the Menhaden fishery
has proved very remunerative. The Pol
lock fishery has been Improbable, owing
to the scarcity of the fish. Two new
branchesof thu Rfishing business have heen
inaugqrated the present. season, the Grand
Bank halibut fishery and the Greenland
halibut fishery. But Two vessels have
been engaged in theseg5ahd' jtheir success
was such that no doubtamueh larger fleet
will prosecute the business next year. ,.-
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Singular H)eH,l,.

sg On Friday last Sydney Tompkinss a
wealthy farmer In Saltwater, Washington
county. New York, met with his death in
a very singular manner. Upon visiting his
catte-yard, he discovered that one of his
COWS was in great distress in consequence
Of theilodgment of a potato in the throat.
Mr.. Tompkins undertook to relieve the ami
NAL, and for this purpose thrust his arm
partially down the mouth and throat.
While standing ogerthe head of the eanimal,
the cow in its agony pressed Its head down
caught Mr.. T. upon its horns, throwing
him several feet into the air. In his descent
he struck upon the paling of q fence, one
of the pickets of which entered bis neck,
severing one of the arteries, from which lie
bled to deatliin d few moments. isoHeN
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4 sLocaI,, Gsoes1o the I.eeIsIaturo.,

IL Anew HavandloGal editor has beensept
to the,Connecticut Legislature,,Whereat, Ian
exchange discourses rs follows: 1--WE should
like to look in'upon hihr when he take esqlisl
seat there for thtnfiTssi timeJhrheFe wOulfla
be o malicious pleasurhjnHslipgJ'coPyIRt
him! .Wouldg'tbeb START, though Ten to,
one he would grab his llat, and hurry away
'IflamembeEs acknowledgment hinste non
tiee-whathetws saying, he would say be
couldn't notice it short Of she usual rates,
twenty cents a line. 1t would be some time
before he could keep his seat wheiiafire-
bell rang. He would 6nd himself going to-
the. police stations Of "a morning, and hang
Ing about the court house. If at any time
a lobby9mar should Slip roll Of money
into his hand, he would pocket it and
whisper: 'certalnly-7-I understand, a first
rate notice. ,eo,eureIra ,r,us asl,,,.J -,if
g'' y ''rhe propensity to take notice or what
be Inayobserve on The streets Will not be
easily IoveEeofhe, afpl we can imagine theil
difficulties it will lead to: He will get cons
fused, perhaps, in making, 4 speech He,
has the headings of it, but In his efnbar-S
stead !. q i1ei begins: or Yh E4d din .unif
q "MTlSpeaker [ahem III rissq7I mean to ,
say, Il get up--[ forgets and c0nsy1ts notes
and reads Ia horse ran away this morn
ing on State strest-no, no, 1 don't mean
,that--[turns thefleaves 1ieIvously l sbouldsi
say, the burglary committed last night, for,
Ingenuity aud boldness-I don't want to
say that either-[his confusion increases
butbe takes another squfnt at,his notes. :
andnbegins again]-Mr. Speaker, there areo
chords in the human breast,that are touch 4,
ed by the simplest incident, ard when we
see a boy cut the leading g-striHg connecting
a blind man with hisEcanine friend, and q
them lead the blindaman 10 stumble over d
two wheel -barrows,I a baby-wagon, aud a
hay rake-Mr. Speaker, don't mean that
The is sweating terribly by this time, and
nearly wild,' but reads lop] l don't mean
to say [raising his voicel that so racy bit
OF scandal has not reached us in a. long
time, yet, owing to the fact thatthe parties
are highly connected, we suppress ....i a.
"He will probably, break down about
there, and have to give it up for that time.
But the local persevering, usually, and
the time may comelwhenhe will distinguish,
himself in Legislative 0ratory." .f,..
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Heart -Disease and, Tobacco. =

~ M. Decaisne, in communication to the
o iA6G8snaiei rdes Science exhibits another
clause in the, heavy. bill of i1ilictment
against The use Of tobacco. He States that
lin the course of threel years he has met,
among leighty-thHee sinyeterate smokepSi
twenty one Instances Of marked intermit-,
tence Of thepulse occurring in men I. ON
itweiIty-seven to fortyltwo years "of aye,
and nott0be explained by organicilesion
Of the heart The absence OF suchlesionor
other condition of health capable of induc-
ing intermission OF the action OF the heart,
and the fact that in nine of these instances,
inwhich the. use oftobacco was abandoned,
the normal action of the organ was festorz
ed, M. Decaisne believes, will Justify him in
oonoludmg that in certain subjects the use
Of tobacco may give rise to "a condition
which may be termed "narcotism OF the
Heart" characterized by yintermissioffih the
movements OF tnattorgai and int pulsa4C
tion of tho radipal aEteryr;l and that, in
some cases, a suspension or ,diminutipn in
the practice ofsmoking is sufficient to cause
an entife disappearaHee of this irregularI
itV, .C1 GgHpi i-aE I'd Jluoys nj All
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sickness From Eating Pork, a,

One, day last week, the family of Mr.,
Elijah Stephenson, Of this city, procured
ysolne pork Of one of our butchers, and
served it up alta meal. Shortly after par
taking Of it, the entire family were at.
tackled with violent vomiting, Which lasted
some time. A piece of the meat was after
wards given to a adog and It had the same
effect upon the anrilpnial we have heard Of
other families which have been afflicted in
Butchers should be careful to know that
hogs slaughtered by them are thoroughly
sound, before offering them to their Gus.
TONER'S Clillic0the Advertiser. lo1l 1ah q
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Auditor Of SrSte.,,

D A prominent Democrat Of Wayne county
writes to the Plain Dealer, suggesting Jonas
Smith, Esq, of Richland county, as a cam
didate for Auditor of State before the Dem
Ocratic State Convention to be held on the
Sth of january. Mr.. Smith for several
years was Auditor OF RichIand county, and
isparticularly we'll quail iffed for the position
for which he is named - Plain DeaieE 9d.
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DEBILITY! DEBILTrY!.
Resulting from any cause whatever.

:, Prostration of the system induced by Severe
hardships, Exposure, FeVcrs, or Diseases of Camp
Life. Soldiers, Citizens Male or Female, Adult or
Youth, will fud in this Bitters a pure Tonic, not
dependent on bad liquors for their almost miracu-
This Bitters will cure the most severe cases Of
Dyspepsia and diseases resulting from disorders Of
the Digestive Organs. and is the only sure, certain
and safe remedy or Liver Complaints. All are
more or less affected during the spring and fall with
toipiditX that important organ Of digestion, the
LIVER This Btters, without containing any prepar-
atom OF mercury, or by purging acts powerful on
this organ excites ii to healthy and lively action
aud gives tone to the whole system hence, health
energy and strength take the place Of sickness, de-
Hooaand's German Bitters will cure every case
Of Chronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases of the
Kidneys. and Diseases arising from Disordered
I Observe the following symptoms resulting FROM
disorders Of tho digestive organs: Constipation
Inward Piles, Fullnqss of Blood 70 the Head Acid
ity Of the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn Disgust for
Food, Fullness or Weight in the Stomach Sour
Eructations, Sinking or Futtering at the Pit of the
Stomach, Swimming of the Head Hurried and
Difficult Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart, Chok-
ing or Sufocating Sensations when in lying Post
ure, Dimness Of Vision Dots or Webs before the
Sight. Fever and Dull Pain in the Head. Deficiency
OF PersptratOn, ell0wness of the Skin and Ewes
Pain in the Side, Back Chest Limbs &e Sudden
Flushes of Heat, Burning in the Flesh. Constant
imagnings Of Evil and great Depression of Spirits
. s.r RECOMMENDATIONS.
Hon. James Thnm pson, Judge of the Supreme
Court of Pennsylvania.
, .'tr 50 PHTLADELPHTA, April %. 1866. 70
consider HOOfand's German l} lttsrs" pdLUdbLe
medicine in case of attack Of Indigestion or Dyspep-
sia. can certify this from my experience in it, :
D .l'NT Wv" JAMES THOMPSON.
Be sure YOU get the GENUINE! prepared bv Dr
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Married MAJ ~ Mistake. !.

The Detroit. Union of Thursday says
J "Last evening Edward Thayer AID Miss
Helen f. Jellinah, attended by Mr. Austin
Humphrey and Annie 4, Grause,i went to
st. Paulis chnrch, cthe former couple to get
maj ried, and the latter to act as grooms-
man and bridesmaid They all lstood ubBeJ
fore the altar and theiofliciating clergy man,
the Rev. Mr.. Dunn, supposing that both
couples were to be, married, requested the
gentlemen tojoin hands with their respect
i've ladies, which was done, and in avery
short spaced time the four were made two.
The situation being fully realized by the
latter couple, o. they @ eoaclu1ed l. de to accept
adjourned to their boarding house quite
pleased with Athe result of the preacher's
nistake.n .d s,,,r.. d. -. /.
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COLUMBUS. OHIO, SATURDAY MoRNIN
An INTERESTING QUESTION:
9di 7rPd i .---.i' o. t17w a.'
XK1HAT CLANS or PEOPLE WILL LIE

, w most susceptible to attacks from Cholora I?
Evidently those affected with any disease Of the
stomach yer. or Any Of the organs appertaining to
Digestion. This class Of persons undoubtedly will
be more liable TO contract this disease than those
possessed Of strong and healthy digestive ORGANS.
The question chen naturally arises, row SHAH we
restqTVand keep these organs in healthy and nor
lmhl condition !? We answer, by attention tc diet,
lavoidhgtall undue excitement, using moderate eN-
3ertise, avoiding all ntoKicating drinks, no matter
lin what form presented and by the use, according
70 directions Of that great streng thening tonic,
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KTnh Cambridge city election yesterday

&THE Cambridge city election yesterday
resulted inan overwhelming defeat of the
straight Republican ticket. Mr., .Parmen-
bter the Citizens candidate for Mayor, was
elected by 800 plurality, notwithstanding
the efforts made to defeat him. By their
action the people of Cambridge have shown
that theycan rise aboyeparty ties andeleet
the bestomen to manage their municipal
affairs. Considerable interest also at
tadhed to the selection OF "a School Com
mitte6lihview of the recentgitl whipping
case, and the vote was decisive against the
old board,who sustained the lactipnQf the
teachers ip the casereferred to, The whole
Presult is honorable to Cambridge, and will
be gratifying to all true friends OF that
Imqnicipa - Boston Post, Dec.4. ban .9l