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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-06

FROM OREGoN.-The steamer Columbia, at San
Francisco, brings advices from Oregon. The official
returns for Congress for Lane, 1875; for Wilson,
54S. In the Legislative Assembly are Democrats
and Wing elected to the Council, and 20 Democrats
and Wings to the House of Representatives The
crops in Oregon are very promising The Indian war
has been brought to a close.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-06
Death of Judge Woodbury..

- Judge Woodbury., Of the Supreme Court of
the United States, died at his residence, Portsmouth,
N. H., on Thursday evening, Sept. 4th. This fatal
termination of his illness expected, from the ma
ture of the reports current on Thursday. His dis
ease tumor on the stomach.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-06

fENHE Webster Iron Foundry, situated in The Of
Web Ter, Immediately upon the Norwich and Worces-
ter Railroad is offered for sale with all its Tools Patterns,
&c The property OF said Foundry consists of good
Furnace building, with Cupao in good repair large
story building, suitable aud used fr patterns and machine
shop, good sXhorse power kngne, in good running
der, with all necessary Shang for a machine shop
large quantity OF Patterns such required in the
merous Factories which surround it, with all necessary
Fasks and other mpemens; and is in successful oP-
GRAFTON, having good OF custom he said Furnace
is perhaps better situated do profitable busnesss han
any other Furnace out OF Worcester 1t is in the immedi-
ate vicinity OF Saers large Cot and Wool manuiacur-
ing establishments Tennes Cotton Mills, and the Marine
Fnctory and nearer large number OF Factories than
any other Furnace, and OF easy access.
For further particulars inquire OF the subscriber upon
the premises.
sep5 d2taw&w3w H. A. READ
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-06

Do NOT FoRGEr that this day and evening will
furnish the last opportunity of behodog the world
renowned statue of Powers, the Greek Slave. Ex-
hlbltion hours from 9 A. M. TO T. NJ. at Flagp's
Hall, I'd story.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-06

ETA new weekly paper, the "El Dorado News,
has been started at Coloma, making the number 9
fifteen papers in the State of California.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-06
COMMERCIAL.

MONEY MATTERs.-Loans of all descriptions made
with greater facility State street. and the market may be
called several shades easier than at the early part of the
week Lenders demand IL per cent. TO OF the best
stamp; but borrowers evince dsncn' tion pay
these figures On Railroad paper and extraordinary Stock
loans from IL per cent is fair quotation The tenden-
cy of the market is of advantageous
TO borrowers.-yJOurHdk Of 5Ih.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-06

JUVENILE RUNAWAY MATcH.--Last Saturday
n'ght' at Fan River, young about nineteen, and
miss about fifteen, being opposed by the prudent pa
rents IN some Of their matrimonial operations ran over
the Rhode Island liue, and got married. They were
soon apprehended and brought back
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-06

SoPHIsTRY vs.. FACT.-Secr"tary Webster's s'sal.
walton of the Union speech Buffalo, no doubt con.
rmed the belief of many in the justice of the Fugiye
Slave Law" but the highwayman, who assaulted the
alleged slave Daniel, to have shaken the faith OF
some Of his disciples. We copy from the Common.
wealth the following extracts from private letter, dated
Bnnalo, 26th of August;
"Yeu have probably read an account of the capture
of Fugitive Slave and the circumstance attending his
arrest. happened to be witness of the occur renee
and more brutal act never 1t was perpetrated
directly under the Stars and Strpes,' for the Amer.
can Flag was waving at the masthead OF the steamer
Buckeye State, on board Of which the Fugitive was a
hand
In politics have always gone with the Hunkers and
was firm believer in the justice of the Fugitive Slave
Law. But this has caused a revolution in III,
mind, and now Compromise men can get a vote from
me.
If it is Just for Southern bully to come into Free
State, and brutality knock down. hand-cuff him,
and with the blood oozing from his wounds to lead him
throug the leons CELL before he had the
benefit of uial-then I'm done, and will begin 10
think that the genius of Freedom has left our shores for
some more GENIAL soil-free soil if YOU like"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-06
DR.. ]. CLAW SON KELLEY,

ANA IICAL FlCIANs oI Wy VI
New York, be consulted at his office, on the corner
of Mechanic and Church streets, Worcester upon all dis
eases of men, women and children, during Thursday and
Friday, the 4h and 9Th of September.
The attending the Analytical practice ofmedoine
in diseases of the Lungs, Liver Kidneys Sleen Heart
&c; all diseases the Blood, Dyspepsia Dropsy, &c is
well known. The is mild and in accordance
with natures known laws. Ladies' and Gentlemen are in
yited to call. Advice given freely without charge.
aug97-vyot
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-06

" Lopez is a native of venezua, and is 81 years
age. He married Cuban lady
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-06
CNba NcMh.

Amongst the fifty Americans shot at Havana, was
one boy aged years. who upon his knees, besought
that some one who spoke English. might be sent to
speak to him. This was denied, and he was shot.
"Ahl sorey will his mother grieve, ere he comes back
again.
By the Geographic wires from New Orleans, the
following item Of news is sent on;
.Neao Orleans, Sept 4, p M-.The steamer
Cherokee has arrived the Balize, with days later
news from Havana. Lopez was captured at San
Christova, and public garrotied on the 29h ult. All
his men were likewise taken and executed The
Insurgents still maintain themselves in the noun
tains.
1t would seem as if conspiracy had been formed
by the telegraph men, to extract money from the
pockets of pToprietors of presses-so various, con-
stant and Numerically opposite, are the reports hur
red over the wires, in the name of news.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-06
SALE OF STOCKS,
At Roston Thursdav Seutember
BOSTON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s

BOSTON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s.
Flour and Gran-No change in Flour. Sales the trade
"a rs for and fancy Western, l24 for com,
mon Genesee 25 37 for lacy brands, and 50 y
for The range OF Corn with light receipts,
and is very firm. Sales Of mixed 20 a Gle, and high
mixed and good yellow G2 Ga per bus. Oats bring
40 4lc fol Northern and IS 3ec Tor Southern.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-06

GS-A column of interesting matter will be found OF
our first page.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-06

CoOksOn InnOcent!-Mrs. Coo kson has been found
fathers, Maine, aud her family preserved from
sad calamity; and beautiful head OF hair he pre-
served by the of BURDITT'S OLEAGINOUS MEDI-
GATED COMPOUND, which softens, ceanses, beauties,
anu preserves the hair
u Sold by H. T. Lazell, Druggist, POI Main ST. Price
25 and 37L cents per bottle. aug20.dtt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-06

MARRIED.,

MARRIED.
In Brooklyn, Ct, by Rev Mr.. Dennson, Mr. George w
Ellison, OF UXbrdge, Mass to Miss Harriet Warren of
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-06
HORTICULTURAL EXHIBITION
horticultural Hall,

5HE Worcester County Horticultural Society have de
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-06

That the Public Appreciate the beautiful Da-
guerretypes mae by Adams Chaplin in Waldo Block, is
sufficiently evident any who visits their ans, as
they constantly lhroneed with class of citizens
who have the and judgment to discriminate and ad-
mire their splendid Miniatures The Ngnette Daguerreo-
type is growing rapi ly in popularity. aug22-d3w
j. X. CLARK. HOMGPATuIC PHYSF
CIAN--No Walnut Street Office hours from to
A. NJ, and from TO + II.
Worcester, JAN LIST, 1881. snl If
COOL AVID SPARKLING SODA WATER,
with every variety of SYRUPS. Fifty Tickets for dol
lar. l. T. LAZELL, Apothecary,
sep6 dwtf 20 Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-06
AN IRON FOUNDRY For SALE

Worcester August 10, 1851. VS.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-06
TIE COMPROMISE

The following document, says The Wash.
lngton Republic Of the 22d ut., has beer
circulated within few days in the Capitol
and las received, as we understand, a con.
siderable number Of signatures from the
members Of both the great political parties.
Some gentlemen who approve the objects
and purposes Of the movement have declined
10 participate in it. Il seems to be merely
responsive 10 the manifestations OF public
sentiment as developed in the Union orgrni,
cations Of the North and South, that have
been exhibited during the last six months
What its effect may be on existing party re-
la!lo MS we cannot venture 10 suImise; but
The paper is signed by too many distinguish.
ed and patriotic men to fail OF producing Q
strong impression upon the public mind -
We nave received it OF too late an hour to
make it the subject Of any extended comment
aGd submit! it to the people for their iulg,
mco, wilhou, any effort 10 foresalI or modify
public opinion;
The undersigned members OF the thirty.
frs. Congress OF the United States, believing
that renewal Of sectional controversy upon
the subject Of slavery would be both danger,
GUS 10 the Union and destructive Of its OBJ
jecls, and seeing no mode by which such
controversy can be avoided except by a
strict adherence to the settlement thereof of
feCted by the Compromise acts passed at the
las! session Of Congress, do hereby declare
their attention 10 maintain the same settle.
ment nvioIate, and TO resist all attempts to
repeal or alter the acts aforesaid, unless by
the general consent OF The friends OF the
measures, and 10 remedy such evils, il any
as lime and experience may develope; and
for The purpose OF making this resolution
effective they further declare tLat they will
not support loI the Office Of President, or OF
Vice President, or Of Senator, or OF Repre-,
in Congress. or as member OF a
State Legislature, any man, OF whatever
'ariy, who is not known to be opposed to
he disturbance OF The settlement aforesaid
md to the renewal in any form OF agitation
Ipon the subject OF slavery.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-06
I'd. Ballot, Crigler 90, Hughes 80.

. I'd. Ballot, Crigler SO, Hughes so.
Mr.. Hughes was declared duly cleo.
ted.
Mr.. Roberts moved the join, resolu.
ton be taken up relative 10 the election
of Public printer, &c.
Mr.. King moved TO pass over the
resolution until Tuesday next o'clock
Carried.
Took a recess till 0 o'clock, to.mor.
row morning. .... ...
On Saturday, lst instant, the cleo
ton Of Directors was completed by
the election of the following gentle
men: J. Hinton. of Rochcport; l.
Lionberger, Of Boonville; Thos. Jack
son, Howard county; and Benz. Watt,
Of Fayette. We have not received
Saturdays proceedings, but learn thi.
privately.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-06
BANK OFFICERS.

Yesterday week was the day SET
apart for the election Of Bank officers
The election was not completed o,
our latest advces. We have given in
another part of the paper the result for
the Mother Bank and the Branch e,
Fayettc.
Mr. Burden, Representative from
Lafayette county, was chosen Presi,
dent ofthe Lexington Branch. Messrs
Winsor, Ridley, Jacobs, Lightner
Chrisp, and Morehead were electediDi
rectors.
But little general interest has tran
spired during the election. After this
business is through, Public Printer
has to be elected by joint session, which
will be the last office over which there
will be much of squabble, and then
batting the "nigger resolutions" the
Legislature can 60 to work When
these resolutions come up, there will
most probably, be great deal of gas
let of, and Platform for a new party
will be built. We opine its dimensions
will be rather too small TO take on much
Of a family: besides those who will in
all probability aspire TO be head Of this
family will not be able TO inspire much
confidence, as il will be hard for them
10 adopt new habits and idioms-and
then, again, we fear their "clearances'
from old firms, will smack rather strong
Of selhshncss and a desire 10 be Biz
Medicine" of the crowd.
But we shall see.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-06
Trustees sale Of real estate.

wv IlEREAS, Howard Todd did, on the
w twenty second day Of July. lel6, ex-
ecute deed of trust to james II. Hughes,
on some tifty-four acres of land, it being a
part Of section nineteen, township forty.nine,
range sixteen. which deed is on record in thu
Recorders office, in book w. page lac, lat
and l4S, which will more fully appear, to Sc
cure the payment Of a certain debt therein
specified; Now, a. said debt remains unpaid,
l will, on Saturday, the sh day Of of F'ejrua-
ry, sell to the highest bidder, for CA sh, before
the Court House Door in Fayat,e, the land
aforesaid. Due attendance will be given by
JAMES II. HUGHES, Trustees.
February 6, 1851.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-06
LEGISLATIVE DIVORCES.

In the House of Representatives, on
the 2slh January, Mr.. Tompkins, on
leave, reported from committee on Ju
dietary, upon the subject of resolution
referred TO the committee, touching the
constitutional power of the Legislature
TO grant divorces; and of the decisions
Of the Supreme Cour, upon that ques.
ton.
The repor; rcci,es the decisions OF
the Supreme Cour, declaring all divor.
ccs granted by the legislature, to be
null and void; excep, 80 far as regards
the crime Of bigamy.
The committee concurring in the dc
cision Of the Supreme Court, unnounc
ed the fact that fifty bills of divorce are
now before them-report adverse Il
The exercise Of such power on the par
Of the legislature; and that tho bills b.
all rejected.
And after some discussion, the repor'
Of the committee was concurred in, by
vote of LOG ayes TO "a noes. So we
shall have no more divorces by the LIE
gislatnre, as a resolution was immedi
ately adopted to refer all future appli
cations for divorce to day beyond the
session.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-06

ExAMINATIoN.-The Examination OF the
pupils OF the Female Seminary took place
last thursday and Friday, and resulted to the
general satisfaction Of the patrons and friend;
Of the school. Mr. and Mrs. Frazier and
!heirl Associates, have been unremillng in
their attention 10 the instruction Of their pu,
pills, and most OF them gave evidence thai
these arduous labors had no, been beso wed
in vain. Friday evening an Exhibition took
place at The Presbyterian Church. The
young ladies read essays and rehearsed dia.
logues, to very large and highly pleased
audience. The entertainments Of the even
ing were interspersed with music, instrumen,
la and vocal, by the young ladies OF the
Musical Department, under charge Of ,heil
accomplished teacher, Miss SpRAGuE.-
The whole concluded by well.timed and
eloquent Address from Mr.. THos, SnAcxEL
FORD which we understand is 10 be published
A new session commenced on Monday
under very favorable auspices.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-06
U, S, SENATORS.

We learn from Florida that Mr.. Molony,
OF Key West, Union man. has been cleo,
ted to The U. S. Senate, over Mr.. Yulee, by
the consolidation Of the wings with the dis
affected democrats.
Gen. Henry Dodge has been elected 10 The
U. States Senate by the Legislature OF Wis
consin.
James A. Bayard Uoco) was on the 24,h
instant elected United States Senator (ror,
The State OF Delaware.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-06
Executors Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
~ signed has obtained from the Howard
County Court, letters Testamentary on tho
estate of John Rocker, decd, bearing date, Sd
day Of February, 1851.
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested 10 make immediate payment, and all
persons having claims against said estate
are requested to EXHIBIT them, properly uu-
thenticated, within one year from the date Of
said letters, or they may be precluled from
having any benefit OF said estate, and if said
claims are not presented within three years
they will be forever barred
WILLIAM e. ROCKER, Ex'r.
Feb. G, IS5l-3t
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-06

Wing ALMAEAc FOR ls5I.-We are in>
deSted to the publishes Tor copy of this
very valuable work. 1t is neat psnpbI let
(64 pages. filled to overAowing with sta.
tisIicsl matter. political events, important
laws Of Congress, list Of the officers Of
The federal government and members Of
Congress, imports and exports, &c &c. !,
will be worth The trouble and expense oil
procuring il, and we hope the publishers
will receive large orders. Single copie:
IL. cenis-sl per dozen. Adde'S. Greedy
f McElra,h, New York.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-06
KEYTSVILLE POST OFFICE.

Our subscribers al Keytsville have
repeatedly called our attention to the
irregularity with which our papers are
received at that place. 1, takes from
four TO sac days for them TO reach that
point, although it is but few hours
ride from here there. The mail route
from here to Keytsville has been dis.
continued, and the stage runs from here
TO Brunswick, and there is a lone
horse route" from that place to Keyis.
vile, which either leaves The wrong
day, or starts just before the eastern
mail arrives al Bruins wick, which eau.
ses the matter for Keylsville to be de-
tanned This is gross outrage upon
large and highly respectable commu.
nifty living in and contiguous 10 Keyts
vile, as well as upon publishers of
newspapers east of that place. The
evil can and must be remcdied. The
stage should run the old route, via
keytsville, or the zone horse" service
should begin here and run that route,
leaving this place and Brunswick at the
same time the stages leave both points.
The better plan would be to have
the stage run the old route, and we
learn that the Post Master General hes
so ordered it. Why is not this order
complied with We shall embrace an
early opportunity TO find satisfactory
answer 10 this enouiry.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-06
TOBACCO.

We make the following extracts from
circular of Messrs. YEATMAN, PITT
MAN q Co., dated al ST. Louis, January
oath. . Ia
In December, 1910, there were 1898
hhds. lying over in the various European
ports. This, amount increased annually,
unit at the end OF 1916, the amount was
100,774. This number gradually decreased
until 1S49, when there were 70,535 hhds,,
and had we the statistics complete for 1850,
we suppose the stock in Europe, on the LIST
OF January last. would not exceed 10000
Add 10 this amount the number OF hogsheads
Of old Tobacco now in the United States
say, %, 207-and we have 98,207 hhds. OF
old Tobacco yet remaining in the various
marts Of the world.
As The average crop Of Tobacco, for the
last ten years, has been 161, 14S hhds., and
the stock in Europe has increased within the
same time, about IS, 900 bhds., the increase,
annually, has been $500 over the con.
sumption; from which facts, we may reason.
ably conclude that l57, $40 hhds. OF Ameri,
can Tobacco are used annually in The varou,
countries OF The world.
The stock OF manufactured Tobacco in
the United States is considerably less than
usual; and some suppose il will take all the
Virginia crop. and Is 900 hhds. OF the Ken,
lucky, 10 supply The manufactures.
or the crop Of 1850, there will bo an
unusual quantity Of poor Tobacco. on &C.
count of so much being frosted. We already
see this article selling in the Louisville mar
ket at 3 70 10 81.
In New Orleans, the market is quiet. and
prices quoted nominally at 81 so 10 s for
Planters Lugs, SO TO 9 so for Inferior to
Common Leaf $40 10 II for Fair 10 Fine;
81 so to ~ so for choice.
The Liverpool market is also quiet, aud
without any animation at the bigh prices
asked by holders. From all the information
we can get on the subject, we conclude That
Tobacco has touched its highes, point, I'm,
less there shall be another shor. crop next
season.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-06

GrOn the 10Th inst, the Virginia House
OF Delegates, by an unanimous vote, reques.
ted the Governor 10 return 10 Vermont her
"Peace resolutions" with the declaration
that, when Vermont shall prove her willing,
ness to consul! The peace OF this Union, by
doing justice TO The Constitution, il will be
time enough for Virginia 10 consult with her
as 10 the peace OF the world.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-06
MiElePs and Machinists.

In addition to our usual large supply of
L Mill stones, Boiling cloths, Saw Mill irons
screen ware and TODD'S IMPROVED POR-
TABLE MILLS dc.
We have the sole agency 70. the sale Of
Rubber Belting-the cheapest and best Belt
ing for Elevators, &C., and will not stretch.
Rubber Packing-the best article known for
making tight steam JOINTS. Rubber Hose
cheaper and better Than leather for conduct
ing water. Machine stretched Leather Belt
ing, Lace Leather, &c. &c.
ALSO--Iron Prook Stnffs--one Of which
every Merchant Mill should have.
G.. d c. TODD, No. pit Main ST.
81. Louis, Feb, G, l85l-tF.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-06
MAssAcHusETrs.-The election r,

MAssACHUsETrs.-The election re.
turns from the Tenth District show
that Scudder, (whig) is elected by a
large majority. In the Second District
no choice, Third District, Duncan,
(whig) elected; Fourth District, no
choice, Fifth District, no choice; Sixth
District, Davis, (whig) elected; Seventh
District, no choice.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-06

Every one who has suffered with frost-bit-
ten feet, rheumatism, ague-cake, spinal affec-
ton, soreness of the breast, &c. knows that
II. q. Farrelrs Arabian Liniment gives al
most immediate relief, when other medicines
rnil-and we verify believe that if those same
persons had q bottle of this celebrated RENEE
dy aid could get no more, they would not
take fifty dollars for it.
See advertisement. 49-w2
N. B. Beware Of o spurious preparation
called w. B. FarrelPs Arabian Linment,
abase counterfeit, which has just made lie
appearance. 4f-2w.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-06
CONGRESSIONAL.

The news from Congress is not of q
very interesting character, as telegraph.
ed for the western press, and we omit
the dispatches. The Senate is engaged
10 discussing the bill relative to private
land claims in California, and other
matters ofgeneral interest. We notice
they have made some alterations in the
postage bill, adopted by the House. -
The feeling in favor of general reduc.
ton of postage, is strong and growing
and we believe bill TO that effect will
pass both houses of Congress before or
adjournment takes place.
The House ofRepresentatives, at last
dates, was mainly engaged in discussing
appropriation bills. The subject OF
branch minis in New York and San
Francisco are under consideration, as
well as propositions relative to the dis.
posal of public domain, TO actual set.
tiers.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-06

o. We observe in the Legislative
reports of the Jefferson papers. that
bills have passed the House of Repre-,
senialives TO amend an act incorporat.
ing The city of Glasgow" and ito lie
galize The salo of lots in the towns of
Roanoke and Boonsborough," which
bills were introduced by Gen. Clark.