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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-05

MORE INSULTS TO NORTHERN FREEMEN.-
We learn from such reliable authority, as does
not permit doubt of the fact, that Marshal
Freemen received despatch from the author
ities at Washington, on Thursday morning,
commanding HIM to carry off the alleged
slave, Burns, by force, aohdteoer might be the
decision of The Commissioner Worcester Spy.
We give the above for what it is worth. The
charge IS serious one, and will demand an
explanation. Although we should be surpris-
ed at no seryIlity to the slave power GU the
part Of the present administration, we cannot
believe there is any truth in this statement.
It IS too bold an outrage even for an admins
trat on which has ridden rough shod over pub
lie Standardization Journal.
We made the statement upon which the
Journal comments, above, as we there stated,
upon such reliable authority as left US no rea-
son to doubt the fact. If it is matter upon
which ajudicial investigation can be had, with
power to sead for persons and compel them to
testify, the fact can be proved beyond all cues
ton.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-05

MAYOR SMrrH.-We presume no man ever
descended from the height of popularity so
suddenly as Mayor Smith, Of Boston. Elect
ed BY union Of all parties, and by an over
whelmlng vote, in two days he descended be-
low zero in the estimation of his fellow eiti-
gems. His servility to the slave power will
never be forgotten or forgiven by the people of
Boston.
DIX Of the Alderman have published card,
throwing upon him the entire responsibility
o. the orders given for the police and military
to help the kidnappers.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-05

Acc1DENr.-John Raymond, Esq. of Hard
wick, fell from the plate Of his barn, OH Tues
day of last week. He fell head foremost, a
distance of seventeen feet, striking upon his
head and feet. He was taken up in sense
less condition, and but little hope is enter
tanned of his recovery.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-05

KILIED.-Dayid Page, formerly of Hard
wick, (whose wife and children we're killed
on board steamboat last summer,) was killed
by the blowing up OF steamboat running
from California to Oregon, short ii me
since.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-05

FiRg.-The alarm of fire on Sunday morn
ing was occasioned by the burning Of an un-
occupied shanty, on Canal Street, near the
Red Mills. 1t was set on fire, without
doubt.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-05

SUDDEN DsArd.-Mr. James Richardson,
cnrr.er' residing in Warren, went to his work
IN bis usual health on Saturday morning, but
shortly after after was taken i'll and died before
sphysieian arrived. Mr.. Richardson's sudden
dsseass j. supposed TO have resulted from a
disease = he heart.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A. Whiting :, Teacher of the Organ, Piano Forte,
and Cultivation OF the Voice. Also, Agent for VIM. p.
Emerson's Celebrated Pianosor sale. Pianos Tuned.
Rooms No. Piper Block, up stairs. jun1 dom
Gentlemen in this City and vicinity are
invited TO call and examine Stock of Spring and Sum
mer CRAyArs, NECK Ties, and Pocket Hdkf's
We have just received one hundred dozen NeW Style
Cracats some of which very elegant Also SO pieces
Pocketh dkf's of very choice patterns.
CHAS. w. FREELAND Il CO.,
my5 DIFF UNION BLOCK
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-05

President Santa Anna is said to have re-
viewed 5000 men at Sebo, who are expected
at st. Domingo. The government of Mexico
remains IN charge of his principal minister,
while the one legged hero, at the head of his
troops, meets Soloque The French consul
was at Port Prince. The army of the re-
public numbers. in whites and mulattoes some
$4,000 men, Boston Post.
For the benefit of those who rely upon the
Post for information, we would say, that the
persons who ought to have been spoken of in
the above paragraph, are President Santana
aud the Emperor Soloulue, and the places
are upon the Island of st. Domingo or Hayti.
The stirring into the salmagundi, Of Mexico,
and its dictator, " the ne-legged hero is
supposed to be either for the purpose of illus
trating the profundity of the geographical and
political knowledge of the editors of the Bos-
ton Post. or by way of expressing the opin-
ions of those editors in relation to the intelli-
gence of the readers of that slave catching
paper.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-05

AMAD CALr.-Lucius Sibley, Of Peters
ham. was bitten one day last week by mad
CALI ga.s o8ya
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-05

The Springfield REPUBLICAN,. speaking of the
no ice served upon the U. S. officials to quit
the Boston Court HoNe, says;
1t is some satisfaction to know that a Mas
sachusetts Court House can not be desecrated
as the Boston Court House, has been for the
week past. after the current month, for we
IKE it for a ltel that in no other city in
the commonwealth could the Court House
taye been converted into a slave pen. Legal
notice has already been served upon the Unit
ed States authorities to evacuate the rooms
that have been thus desecrated in Boston, and
they will be required to do SO on the last of the
present month.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-05

Over DoSE.-We find the opinion preva-
lent throughout the business community, that
the city authorities have made Uery dccid d
mistake in their action with reference to tie
proceedings of this day. They have assumed
a fearful responsibility in virtually procla ming
martial law for so many hours, and practically
making ''aegro catching municipal business.
To suppose that so much parade was called
for, and SO many offensive orders given, is
libel upon Boston. If the arrang ements have
teen made as it is rumored that they have been,
then have tie authorities of the General Gov
ernmeut been most terribly frightened. We
ask all parties to abso1ve the State Govern
meat from any hand in the business. None
of tie s'glory' or the "shame' of it justly
belongs to Massachusetts. She THAT was the
pride Of the old thirteen" has not yet STOPPED
so low as to have any part in this days work.
- Boston Transcript, June 3D..
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-05

DRAWN and Painting.-Miss N. NJ COFFIN
has now opened her Drawing Room, for the reception of
Pupils in Monochromatc Painting, Crayon Head Draw
ing, Water Color Painting, Papier Mache, aud Leather
work all those interested in the art invited to call
at her Room, No. 10 WORCESTER BANK BLOCK, Foster ST.
where specimens of Drawing and ornamental work may
be Hours-From , till 6 P. NJ
References.--lsev Dr. Hill, Rev. DR.. Smaley, Mr..
Enos Dorr, bookstore 205 Main st. my26 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-05
LOCAL NEWS.
Hung in Em ~.

On Sunday morning the efigies of four
prominent characters in the late kidnapping
affair, at Boston, were discovered suspended
upon the common, in this city, They were
attached with halters about six feet long, to
the halyards of the Liberty Pole, one of the
ends of which was fastened to the pole, about
thirty feet from the ground, and the other to
the tip of large elm. A good deal of pains
must have been taken in their preparation, as
all the figures were well stuffed, with mask
faces, hats decorated, with the emblems Of
mourning, boots, &C., In order to designate
the individuals, large labels were attached to
each, which read as follows:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-05

Apply to R. W. TwIcHELL, 25 Salem street.
N. ?. GODDARD, Mulb1ry street
" Orders left at Lorng Brothers Music Store ono .
by O. M AnIMs 1 EseI,
my19 dsm 'A-''' OierK'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-05
Anernoon nnncinn

co, Masernoon Dancing.-sgnor L. PAPANTI vii
an afternoon School, the 30th Of iris month IA
continue every Tuesday and Friday Afenoo ~ ana
Ro a,, ss VIII be found at Mr. E. Perryfs Piano Forte
Noons, where parents DESTROYS Of senng she,r
will please leave their Names Iq ieir chi'dren,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-05

Worthy Of Notice. Dr. dorses Inyigorating
Cordial the only and safe remedy yet discovered
general debility, runous, ncapactating for society,
bust IS, matrimony. Affections Of the head back
lbs and nerves, speedily removed, with directions
and important advice to the married single. See ad
vertiseinent jel4 dMTh&w1y
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-05

inc W Orcesler Corner Band, Or. W. Tu,cu-
ELL, Leader and Director, Are prepared 70 furnish
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-05
j. II. HoIman,. spring Bitters.-

n Urs J. II. HOIAnam7B SpFlmB BItteFB.-
Spring come with its birds and blossoms and the best
way for nvaids enjoy its sweets, is to supply them
selves with Dr. HoLMAS's BITrERs, put up pint bottles.
rs cents per bottle-a for Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaints &c.
Manufactured by P. r. SLATER & Co., No. fremont
Temple Boston, Proctor Brother Agents for Gloucester
J. O. HILL, 229 Main street, Wholesale and Retail
Agent my3l deod3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-05

DIR. Henry Sargent having paid particular at
tenon in his visit 10 Paris and London, tctthe
study Of Diseases of the Eye and General Surgery, will
henceforh devote himself especially the practice Of
these branches of his Profession. 0oe No. IL and II
Worcester Bank Block. ap12 dawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-05

THERE will be meeting of the Stockholders of the Mas
sachusetts Emigrant Aid Society, at CHAPMAN HALL,
Boston, at 10 O'Clock, Wednesday, morning.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-05

tteady- Made ClothxnS and Gents Fare.
misiiimg Goods, large assortment Of new and fash
ionabe styles constantly hand at H. @. VALENTINES,
No. . MERCHANTS Row, Front OF Worcester House
mch2 It'd
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-05

,SSPermnIOrrhGa Rings or Curative
INSTRUMENT for prostate weakness
Inc third improvement made on these articles has brought
mem to complete perfection and are now used in most
he hospitals, and in hundreds of cases with trumphan
nney may be procured of DR. J. CHEEyER No. 1 Ire
dressed. ~ ga es 0No"u NC @u
nail to any part of the Union plch Sd Ssa,s ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-05

of Boston. was elected first preacher OF inc
sermon next year, and the Kew. eeth oWees-
SER of Worcester, was chosen secohu ,5si
The Convention then adjourned TIL Ahurs-
day.
1,,,,.o,, n,scrp1tSp SOCIETY. Tho Annual
,,sa,no Of the Prison Discipline Society was
la an Monday at IL o'clock, Hon. D. A. FL
-, s.sas;dng PRAYER was offered by the ven
~ m Jenks. The Society, then pro-
e..sss n thechoice of officers for the ensuing
s.ssr Hon. Samuel A. Eliot was chosen
Prss;deut: Chas. H. Mills, Esq, Treasurer;
REL. Louis Dwight, Secretary; and the same
3,eatlpmen were chosen Vice Presidents, Man
Scers and Corresponding Members, as last
year. ~, .,a.d h., ~
1.os;Sont The amount disbursed during the
,.os sT' has been S2,sIs 80. The amount of re-
:e;,+s has been $500 IS. There was de-
6cit in the Treasury at the beginning Of the year
81 @0ss 80. Deficit May 20, 1854, $3.50 q.
a. abstract of the annual report was then
road by the Secretary, Rev. Louis Dwight.
AurRrcAN TRACT SOCIETY,". AT the 40th an
moi meeting of the American Tract Society,
beld At their rooms on Monday, May %, at
1SM the following list of officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year:
president-John Tappan.
T;er PrcsiSeats Right Rev. Manton East
hurn. Hon. George n. Briggs, Hon. Samuel
W,lliston, Jacob Sleeper.
Directors-Hon Richard Fletcher, Rev.
Fbenezer Burgess, d. D., Rev. Benz. Tappan,
u D., Rev. z. s. Barstow, u. D., Rev. Chas.
Walker. Ichabod Washbnrn, Rev. Barnas
Sears, D. d.
Erecatiee Contmittee.-John Tappan, Hen
rv HILL. Rev. Nehemiah Adams, d. D., Rev.
Baron Stow, D. D., George r. Sampson, Rev.
Edward n. Kirk, Charles D. Gould, VIM.
Ropes, VIM B. Reynolds, James c. Dunn,
Edw. S. Rand, Abner Kingman.
Secretary-Rev. Seth Bliss. Treasurer
Nathaniel P. Kemp. Auditors-Julius A.
Palmer Charles d. Gould.
AMERICAN EDUcATIoN SocrETY.-The an
nual meeting for business, of this society. was
held on Monday. at II clock NJ, at the Old
South Chapel. Hon. John Tappan, Vice
President, was in the chair. The report of
the receipts for the year was read by S. T.
Farwell, Esl., the whole of which by legac;es
aud donations, together with the balance on
hand at the beginning of the year, amounted
to S24,99l %. The disbursements of the
year amounted to $19,673 SO. Balance in
the treasury, April 80, 1854, $5,3l7 So. The
committee on nomination of officers reported
thst they saw no occasion for any change from
the appointments of last year, and the same
oices were unanimo lsly chosen.
The number of young men assisted by the
Society the last year, was 297. New appli-
cants received, rs. The earnings of the BEN
eiciaries have amounted to $l7,63S.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-05

CHARCOAL CHARCOAL.-For sale in
large or small quantities, at far prices. Terms OF
J. NJ. PADELF0RD,
House, No. IS Market street
my3l diff City q ,aI Yard raaY Afa-.-at "a IN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-05

DATTERN MAKERS WANTED M
Il MEDlArELY-By
raAiER HoUGHToN, CO.,
JeO QzW llInn MI .ch a.lplna Irs.eks
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-05

fhNo Lt4T--A convenient House, containing twelve
n roolis, in good repar--sllhn 20 rods Vi the Post
u.lce. Inquire at tins once. 10 dGw2w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-05

40 Kl0nr's INDIAN ' GGE TABLE
w PlLLs.-l2 duz. just received, and lor sale by
T.. H. MARSH. Druggist,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-05

(NHLORIDE OF LIME-sold by
~ Il. IL. MARSH, Druggist.
NUTTLE FISH BoNE-soll by
~ h. H. MARSH, Druggist.
EpIRD SEED-sold by E. II. MARsH,
EB Druggist.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-05

E< ODNH1h A. Wa OOlIINoON y CO., Mani
Al uIacturers of
SPINNING MACHINERY, FOR WOOL.
carding Machines, Pickers busters, spools, Bobbins
Burrlng MAchlaes Gard CJthing &C., at MEikIFIELDS
STEAM MILL,
Corner of Exchange and Cyprus streets,
WORCESTER, MASS.
Our patterns all new, and of the most approved
styles. Repairing done at short notice.
RODNEY A NJ. JOHNSON.
len 2y ua TAI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-05

DIED.
colt, 20 years. VI Fres'
In Rutland, May "a Arson Clark. Printers in M.;no
N Y and Ct pl ase copy. s'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-05

DALE SOAP.-c0LGATE'S PALE soap for sale
by the box, by IL. GRIFFIN co.
myS0 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-05

CABBAGE, CELERY, AND TOMATO
~ PLANTS. For sale at Sunny Side.
my1 DIFF j. LOWELL. in
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-05
MAItKIED-

MA l1[IED.
IN vernon, VI, by Cyrus washburn, ESQ, Crigh,o
nugg,es; Jr., OF Brookine Mass and Lucinda TwcbeI
In Fitchburg, May IS, by Rev. Mr. stebbins A,nbsr
r h'nnal Esq, and Susie P Day, both Of II,
IN hopeaaie, 10th ult, by VIM. H. Fish, Mr.. Joseph
newton ana Miss Lucretia Howard, both of Milford
In Milford, Fay 81, by Geo W. Stacey. Mr. Josa,b
Bean and Miss Charlotte Wilson, both Of M ''sP" a.
In Mendon May 3d. by Rev. Mr.. Reed, Mr.. Charles II
Daniels to Miss L. Woodbridge, both of Medwav a.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-05

VENHE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
n FINE TURKISH SPONGE, ever offered in this City
just received and for sale by
L. I. LAZELL, Druggist,
my4 diff POI Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-05

HE BRUTALITY OF THE SoLDIERs.-The
Boston atlas remarks:
Such a crowd as pressed on the sidewalks
of State street, we never before saw in Bos-
ton. At Commercial street, the proce sion
turned off, aud proceeded down that street, OH
the back side OF Long wharf, to L wharf,
The suddenness of the turn, which could not
have been anticipated, caused great crowd
at the corner; they attempted no violence,
but those in front were pushed on bythose be-
hind, aud IN our opinion, undue harsh meas
wres ,cere used BY tie military on the occasion.
We are net aware that any one was hurt, but
seuerat persons scere pushed doom an open cellar
Day, aud soere in imminent danger OF their
lives in more ways than one. &s
MARsHAL FREEMAN's BoDY GuAnD.-The
same paper says: t r@f5s4-
A body of some 125 individuals, 1--WE can
not call them meu), who had offered them
selves to the Marshal for duty, were drawn up
in the form OF hollow square, in the centre
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-05

6NUANO--G IA NU.--No Peruvian Uuano, aid
w Mapes's Super Phosphate Of Lime, Flows Iiarse
kakes Shovels Hoes, WheiDarrUws &c, for sale at No
70 Front Street, Worcester. AARON BILLING
mchlO dam
The daily union., 1854-07-21
THE THREE THOUSAND cLERGyMry

Ex-senator Hannegan in his speech in the democratic
state convention in Indiana took TO speak his
mind of the three thousand Protestant cergymen who pro-
tested 10 Congress against the passage of the Nebraska bill
certain Reverend B. f. Crary having for this speech
charged Mr. Hannegan with making upon temperance
Christianity good morals and freedom Mr. Hannegan re-
plies in the newspapers that he had denounced the clergy
audaeious and arrogant for claiming speak upon
the subject in the and by authority OF Almighty God
He continues:
And SO IL was audaeious, body of men, abandon
the sacred of religion whose interests alone their
profession gives them in charge and step into the of
party politics, claiming the authority Of His holy to
enforce their prejudices and rampe down all opposition
to their presumptuous dication. And it arrogant in
and every view Of the case for them to their
political predictions the revelation of Almighty
God.
In this free land every who chooses reads his Bible
for himself and holds it the highest cheiest of his
household treasures Ii gives such authority the
clergy, portion of Them claimed by those
when the clergy Of any denomination shall have the
ceded power to enter the halls of legislation and the
of justice and dictate their proceedings.
1t was this class of of whom spoke, and not Of
those who everywhere and all the country by Just
and proper discharge of their ministerial duties
mandng the respect and of the good earth
and who feel IN their pure and exalted hearts that
their abors in this earthly vineyard will be rewarded by
crowns beyond the reach of age decay No
tans profound respect for the sincere and pious
clergy man than do man is willing him
exercise every political right of citizen than am but
am not willing to yield to him when he enters into pot
cal contests the right WELD his Makers name for his
own purposes and designs"
isqute certain that the three thousand cergymen by
their protest did nothing for the advancement oregon or
morals nothing that reflects honor on themselves or the
churehthey only added fuel to the fires of fanacism
Boston Past
The daily union., 1854-07-21
From the Medgeve Federal Union, July lS.
DEATH OF EX-GOVERNOR TOWNS.

The people Of Georgia will hear with unegned
and regret of the death of this Of Georgas dis
tinguished and avore sons Tie departed this life the
18th ns his residence in the city of Macon surrounded
by his family and friends Gov Towns for many years
held conspicuous position among the eminent men and
politicians of Georgia. With eminent talents n warm
heart generous disposition and aabe manners he was
great favorite with his party and immediate circle of
friends He possessed faculty of gaining friends
and binding them to him for life Without the advantages
of early education he enabled by the native ener-
gies of his mind to occupy with honor and dignity for
many years the exalted positions of member of Congress
and executive of Georgia In the maturity of manhood
and in the midst of his usefulness he struck down by
ncurabe and fatal disease We the following
short biographical sketch from the Savannah Courier and
Journal
Gov Towns native of Georgia, and was but fifty
Two years of age at his DEATH having been born in the
county of Wilkes the 4th of Nav 1902 The family was
Of Virginia descent and of revolutionary fame His father
at the battle of the Cowpens and of Eutaw Springs in
both of which he distinguished himself for GOODNESS and
bravery
The subject Of this sketch early gave promise of his
future emnence. Prevented from receiving classical
education account of the straencd circumstances
his father he supplied the deficiency by his exertions
Books his constant companions study his delight
Having thus grounded himself in the rudments OF science
he entered law office in Alabama, to the bar of which
State he admitted TO practice in 1924 Two years
later he removed 10 Georgia. settling in Talbot county
where he his way to distinction by popular
and untirng attention to business He represented
that county during many sessions in the legislature In
1884 he elected to Congress- in which service he
tnued for two successive terms. He again reelected
in 1876. In l847 he became governor Of the State
Georgia. to which high honor he again elected in si9
Gov Towns in every respect selfmade man. thus
adding another to the long list Of usous Georgians,
whose distinction cannot be credited Fictitious crcu-
The life and victories Of such the best
commentary institutions BY unwearied and per-
severng labor by gentle winning manners above all by
the faithful performance of every duty he lived bonored
and respected and leaves behind him Of which
every Georgian is proud"