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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-08

Those vessels OF the fret cnss built in the city oil
baltimore expressly for this trade and have superior
rommodations for passengers. They commanded
hy experienced Captains well qualified for the trade
md who i'll spare excrtion to accommodate They
will be towed mp end down the rivers by and may
he relied to sail promptly advertised.
Merchants going North or ordering goods from New
York, will hud il their interest ship by this line,
MS freight will always be taken low by any other
line of Packets, and every effort will be made by the
agents in Richmond md New York to give satisfaction.
Freight Is cents per whole, mud IL cents per r y,
Tobacco being about so per cent less thap oharg' J
The Steamers. Insurance be effected in the B,oa-
nond Fire Association by this line at 3-8 per
We respectfully ask md hope succeed in obtain.
Ing a full share of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line to New York will be for
worded free Of commission to New Orleans Mobile,
charleston, Savannah any other Southern or North
port The vessels will lie in Richmond NJ Rockc,ts
In New York at Berth No. Coffee House Slip foot Of
Wall Street. DAVID CURRIE. Richmond, } p
q. II. PIERSON, NY IS
No 6l South STREET.
August 2-dts
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N Ii. PAYNE would respectfully announce to
~. the public that he has fitted up n handsome
Just above his Boob Store, where may be found fine
assortment of Pianos prices varying from 5000 $780,
Guitars from 81 10 IS and good supply of Violin.
This room is opened lhe public and particularly 10
the Ladies, call beautiful Pianos. Just open
ed to-day ap lots
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-08
Old Dominion Line Canal Boats,

RETwEEN LYNCHBURC q RCt1MOND
ERCHANDlsE &c. from The North sszt:
lsA consigned to u.s. and tobacco, pro
duce G. C. shipped by This line, from Lynchbnrg, tIrA
wafdei fee Of Commission. Our boats leave Lynch
hnro nd Rirfn ond every Undressing and Soturddy.-
Our Lumber-House is ERE PBOot buIding on the
IA .n.in Richmond and prepared to receive lro
ouce fobacco de, on storage, ut The mot moderate
,l,ar5e Merchandise &c is subject TO only one dray
40 in Richmond. FREIGHT carried at customary rates -
's' EUSTACE K &APPLEYhRD,
VA. HORTON Agi at. l.ynchburg, Office at Mr. b.
L Suckett's Lumber ouse the Basin
Ienl oD.dly
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PHILIP w. PAYNE
. n ia EnnnN A. &annln ID, d.nnkl

PHILIP W.PAYNE
Dealer in Fancy N staple ID Goods,
nj AIN Street Lyn.hburg Nirginia, corner Store IN
vi Cue's building, fo mery known Kyle.
hcgs leave call the aenting of his friends AMI
the public his large aud desirable stock Of Spring
Summer goods, embracing every article usuay hep,
tile dry goods line which will he offered terms
which cannot tail to please all who may good
goods low prices HIS friends and the public
nesty reques ed call and examine his Stock il i'll
afford him very much pleasure TO exhibit it.
lg--ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-08

T WANTEnTO RENT "A house suitu
A.A BILE for small family wi'hin five minutes walk Of
the Post Office. Enquire at this Office apl 28.dts
WANTED TO HlkE.-rhe subscrbe,-
w wish to hire for their work the Va. g. Tenn
iorroad, in the Mountain region of Va number II,
strong and boys, for which liberal hire will be pai
They have had long experience in the management al
negroes and are themselves large Hired
groes will receive the treatmr"' in respect
that they give their One OF us ST u
Lynchburg, any time, till the 10Th Of JatLary al ti'
Washington Hotel McCorke Simpson & J ones,
Jrst Mcdaniel ~ Hurts. They will also buy mea snd
boys. dec % dacts1 SCOTT a. ADAMS
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RICHMOND.
RICHMOND.
s.tIk Change Of Schedule. DIR
Spring and Summer Arrangement,
Between New York and Richmond, via
Norfolk

y \.
JAMESTOWN AND ROANOKE,
4 1F 1900 foHs Ba9hen. Commanded by Captains
~ Cavendy aud Skinner
The jamestown will leave Richmond every Tuesday nj,
terno,n at o'clock And the Roanoke every Saturday
morning AT o'clock, for New York via Norfolk
Returning, they will leave New \ atk for Richmond,
every Saturday aud ennesduy afternoon at o'clock.
Stopping II few hours eaeh way at Norfolk.
Passage 10 New York, including meals aud State
room accommodation, ,only Observation-Disclosures. y. 80
Sleernge Passage only .-...-..........-.-..
Charge 10 Norfolk the same by River Boats.
Merchants aud travellers will find this ne OF the most
speedy aud comfortable hetween New York aud
Richmond. Passage and fare only $40, Steerago pns.
sage only s..
LUDLAM g. WATSON,
ap3ts Richmopd Va
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RICHMOND.


AUG ANDERSON & Co,
IL STREET, Richmond, Virginia,
IMPORTERS & JoBBERs OF SILK a. STRAW
4 GOODS tave for sale the following;
Bonnet Ribbons, Italian Grape, all eolors,
Gap English f"
Plain TaIlcta Ribbons Widows
Sa,in Ilnt
Blaek. Gro do Rhinu Silks, Cropo Lisse.
J. ain and Corded !" Wasl Blonde Lanes,
Mnrocline Illusion
Florence Plain Figurd j"
Plan Satins, Silk Blonde "a
Nelvets, Tarleton Musins
Black, Brown and Green Beraeo. for yeils.
e" Tissue, I" do
Black. Love Veils, Tor Mourning,
Embroidered Wells, all qualities,
Silk Gimps nnd T .immings.
oomplste assortment of French aud American
Flowers and 1lead-dresses,
We would call especial attention To our stock of
SILKS AND RIBBONS,
having imported muny of the styles ourselves. Our
soriment is complete, and prices low as in any
Our sock of BoNNETs from our avn manu
uctnry, will comprise every style ot fashionable goods
In tho market h. from our connection with the
largest monulaotory in tho United States, cnn-
hled Ia efcr on the very best terms.
SILK BoNNETS of every variety-Aso Band.
Boxes and Millinery goods gennrnlly.
EV Buyers will confer favour by looking through
our sork
tB-sreeia anil promp, attention paid to orders.
ieh 9.dsct9nne Express enpy monihs1
For Baltimore aud Philadelphia,
BY STEAMER BELvlDERE.
Leares Richmond epery Tuesday at O'Clock y, ~
sst~A THE lafgo and new Steamer B h LVI DERE
.s~~s Capt GifroaD. will receive freight every Mou'
ny and up tho hour of o'clock ,. ~, every Tu.a
lay. Tor the above place.
Shippers to Wheeling. piusburg Cincinnati aud tho
south and Wost generally will find this the choa
nst und most expeditions. For freight uppy To
LuDLAM a. WATSON, Richmond. Va.
July ~ dts
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WINDOW SHADES.

N B. PAYNE has now opened the largest assort.
~. of S#iades offered in this market.
consisting of every variety. Some extra quality and
very beautiful. [apl 26'ts
~ Express copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-08
Spring Fashions for 1854.
~ Has recevedand in store his Sping style 1sa
GENTLEMENS FINE DRESS HATS.

A Has now receved,and in his Sping style ksA
GENTLEMENS FINE DRESS HATS.
comprising Beebee's New York style (which s most
beautul-aiso, Oakfor,l's young mems Phladel hie
style fat brn-whch is unsurpassed by any hat yet of
fen ed the inspection OF this market. Tog her with
the Baltimore curl brm-whcb is very hand
Besides large ofa the various sly les and
qualities of Soft Hats adapted for the Spring Trade:
To which he most earnestly calls the ention of his
friends and and he public to give him call,
he is prepared offer greater inducements to
buyers than any like esabi hment in the city, both AT
wholesale and retail All kinds OF hats made to order,
at tire shortest noce Customers hats dressed over 10
half price Call at the sign of the Blue Hat bargains
mar 3.dtp WM SITTER,
i" l. this fair Po-tiss counterfeit ,oe BE- fore me
What dem god hat come so nigh creali N
N|iTHOUT claiming the supernatural respiration at
w tribued by the author of the above lines, TO the
deneato of the ohis heroinewe think Messrs
MINNIS & TANNER muy justly claim to stand unri'
vailed in THEFT in bringing out the features OF tue
human face divine in apparent bold relief on the pol
ished tablet with the aid of the marvellous instrument
the invention of which has ide immortal the name OF
Dayuerre. In tho truthful clear expression OF the eye
peecton Of initiated drapery and completeness o tnelr
pictures generally have them surpassed
an II may well be doub ed whether tn even future
age afimprovement will see them surpassed There
may be larger establishments an hiS country than me
Lynchburs Gallery but where larger pictures can be
taken The proprietors Of the Lynchhurg photographic
Gallery do not pretend that their operating rooms
are the admirably arranged IN the world hehIer
are their conscences of that elastic matsral which VIII
allow them to assert that their stock is by far tie iare
TO be ouad any similar establishment in crealon they
do not even nsinuate that their aces are not cd4ed
nor deny that tn surpassed even IN the Old Domin
i'm The quality of their the excellence and variety OF
th, stock in short the Willingness and ability of TIE
propiietors to meet all the wants o the community IN
hir line are we'll established to require were they
50 disrosed h publication of facts which any curl Us
school boy fond OF reseafch might easiy demoi'h md
prove to be slight mistakes. or random assertions Call
/
davsurrreotype iewelrv and uuequaed specimen pic
,rres II Virgin an celebrities and beauties
AT the Lynclburg Photographic Picture Gallery
49,, 1et MINIS & TANNER.
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Insurance Company of the Valley, in yirgnia,
CAPITAL, 100000.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-08

DkUsH MOUNTAIN MILL stOnes.-
- The undersigned are now procuring from their cele
':a;ed quarry, the Busa Mountain Montgomery
~ Mill Stones and Burrs of the very best quality T
reputation of theSe stones widely known, but tn
Railroad giving increased facilities In filling order.
have APP ointed Mcdaniel, Hurt & Preston, and Lee
4 Johnson, Lynchburg agents for the sale off IN
who will roceiy orders and have them fulfilled
shortest notice.
Our Address Bh- ~burg, Montgomery county Va
ISRAEL PRICE g. Co.
james NJ. Williams, Danvle, W Reynolds & Co
Leah lille, N. O. also ouragent l.. .& Go
Feb l4-dScts
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EIRE, LIFE AND MARINE rNsVu

ElRE, LIFE AND MARINE ENkVR
l. ANCE.-Eynchbarg Hose d. Fire iasuraaes Com.
many.
This Company makes Insurance against loss on dam
age by Fire, or Dwelling Houses. Stores tobacco Faet,
ries and other buildings, furniture, goods ~aj
merchandise, generally in town and country,on The
favorable terms.
Also makes insurance the lives of all persons
toying good health and OF sound constitution for the
whole duration oflile. or fora limited period.
Slaves employed in ordinary occupations, will be
insured on reasonable terms
The Company will alsc take marine risks from and
my of the Northern Southern Ports, at favourable
rates.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, President
DON T. C.PETERS, Pice President
SAMPSON DlUGUID. Chief Engineer.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
James NJ. Cobbs, Dexter Otey,
George w. Yancey, Samuel Garland
William I. Anderson Nathan b. Thurman,
John o. Taylor, Jnmes M. Boyd.
MARTIN HOLLINS Treasurer.
CREED I. WILLS, Sec'y.
DIR. p. II. Gilmer ! NH, r,u...;.
Dir VIM. Otwpy Oven. ~ A'"
The Medical Examination .f subjects for. Insurance
will be made ut the office of the Company each day
between the hours of 9 and o'ciock, p. NJ.
Fehp Its
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INSURANCE can be effected in these companies uI-
on as fair terms, as in any others OF equal respons
blity by application 10
J. ID. CHRISTIAN, Ag't. Lynchburg.
Ill
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CpECIAL NOTICE.-The Partnership of J
- +. Slaughter x Co. dissolved the oath of
last January ind the undersigned alone authorized
close up nll the business Of the late firm Tho under
signed will still carry his Iron and Bass Foundry nl
the mouth of Fishing Creek
feb 28ts J. f. SLAUGHTER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-08

MISCELLANEOUS
INSURANCE AGENCY.

For the Protection Insurance Company, Hartford ION
CAPITAL, $500 600.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-07-03
Friday. June

FRIDAY, June so.
SENATE.-The House bill for the relief of
David Myerle, was taken up, amended, by re-
ducing the appropriation from $50, 900 to
$4,000, and passed
The resolution for adjournment on the l4th
of August was returned by the House, they
having disagreed to che Senate amendment,
for recess from July 18th to October 9Th.
Mr.. Gwin moved that the Senate insist on
its amendment. Agreed to, and Committee
of Conference was asked.
Six private bills were passed.
Mr. Badger offered resolution, that when
the Senate adjourn to- morrow, it be to meet
on Wednesday next. Agreed to.
The Senate then, at o'clock, adjourned,
no quorum having been in attendance after
l o'clock.
HoUsE.-Various reports were made from
committees,
The House appointed Committee of Con-
ference, to confer with that of the Senate, on
the resolution fixing the day of adjourn ment
The House went first into Committee on the
private calendar, and next on the General APP
preparation bill, but there being little DISPOSE
ton to act III either case, the Committee rose
at half past 2 o'clock, and the House ad-
journed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-07-03
LA TER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL or THE EUROPA.
siIinrrin sam HoIha Onti


New York, June 80. The Europa, Capt.
Shannon, from Liverpool, 18th inst, arrived
this evening about 6 o'clock. She brings
76 passengers.
Sillstria held out up to the latest dates the
14th.
1t is announced that Austria and Prussia
have Jointly framed a reply overriding the OBJ
Jections OF the smaller German States.
Col. Mantueffel is about to go to st. Peters,
burg with message from Prussia, recommend
ing the Car to accept Austr as recall sum-
mons; it is, however, rumored that the Gar
has already refused it.
The Baltic fleet was at Boresund, twenty
miles from Helsingfors.
Nothing later from Asia, Greece, or Black
Sea. The Allies are still proceeding to varna.
Very wet weather i'll France excites for the
crops,
Vienna, June l6. The Russians made an
other unsuccessful attempt on Silistria on the
10th. Marshal Paskiewitch received q very
severe confusion in the right leg, and was
obliged to delegate the command to Gen.
Gortschakof, and be removed to Jassy.
Turkish attack on the Island of Mokau
was repulsed.
The Emperog Nicholas is shortly expected
at Kie.
1t is stated that the Porte signifed its accep-
lance Of the Convention proposed by Austria,
with reference TO the eventual evacuation of
the Prineipalities.
St. Peters burg, June s. The news of the
adhesion of Greece to the ultimatum of the
Western Powers, caused great surprise, Rus
STA reckoning on diversions contflved at great
expense III the Southern provinces of Turkey.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-07-03


the editor of tho journal is this. lieevident-
.ly considers the Fugitive Slave Act as part
and parcel of the Constitution, and of the
same binding effect. Mr.. Sumner thinks 9TH
erwise. He denies its co-equal obligation
In his his recent speech, he says:
Now 1 will not occupy your time, nor am
disposed at this moment, nor does occasion re-
quire, that l should go into any minute criti-
cisin of the clause of the Constitution for the
surrender of fugitives from labor, assuming,
in the face of commanding rules of interpre-
tation, all leaning toward freedom, that in the
concise language of that clause, paltering in
double sense, the words employed can be
judicially regarded as equally applicable to flu
gitlve slaves, which Is often and earnestly de-
understanding say, these things are hostile
to freedom, then desire to say, that, as un-
derstand the Constitution, this clause does not
impel me to any personal obligation; especially
il does not impose upon me any obligation to
render any personal assistance in the surren-
der of q fugitive slave. As Senator, have
taken the oath to support the Constitution, as
l understand it and, understanding it as I
do, am bound by my oath to oppose all en-
actments by Congress on the subject, as fla
grant violation of the Consttution--and espe-
cially must oppose the last act,as atyrsnnical
usurpation.
There is no question but that Mr.. Sumner
is upon the constitutional side of the argu-
ment, and he can stand upon that declaration,
and defy the world to prove from the Consti-
tuition, by any fair Interpretation Of its Ian
guage, that his cath TO support that instrument
binds him to any personal obligation to catch
slaves, or imposes upon him the duty of rem
dering his personal assistance in the surren-
der of any fugitive.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-07-03
DIED.


In this city, July l, Mrs Mary H. wife of Mr. Edward
H. Marsh, and daughter Of Allen Harris ESQ aged rs
years.
~ Funeral from the residence Of her father Elm st.,
Monday, July 8, at O'Clock P. N. Relatives and friends
are inYitsd to attend.
Thou art gone to the grave! but will not dspore thee
trough sorrows and darkness encompass the tomb;
The Savior has passd through its portals before thee
And the lamp Of his love is thy guide through the gloom
Thou art gone the grave! we no longer behold thee
Nor tread the rough paths of the world by thy side
But the wide arms Of Mercy spread to enfoid thee
And sinners may hope. since the sinless hath died
Thou art gone to the gravel and its mansion forsaking
Perchance tiny weak spirit in doubt fingered long;
But the sunshine of heaven beamed bright on thy waxing
And the sound which thou heardst was the Seraphis
song.
thee, f'
When God was thy ransom, thy guardian thy guide
ne gave thee he took thee, and he will restore thee
And death hath sting, since the Savior hath died"
In this city, July Mary Elizabeth eldest daughter Of
Henry and Jane Laying years. mos. and IT DAYS
In ST. Louis Mo, June 80, of cholera after an illness of
four hours, Mr. Timothy W. Bancroft, Of this city
In tltchburg, June 18TH Mr. jesse Warren 10 years
june IL Edward b. child of Jones Day IL onths june
~, widew Susan Colburn SO years.
In Winchendon, June 20, Miss Caroline HartweI
daughter OF the late Josiah Hartwe of FitchburV 20 yrs
In Lunenburg, June 9th, Miss Lydia A. Haskell n
years.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-07-03

CoNNEcrrcuT LEoIsLATuRR.--1he Connecti-
cut House of Representatives has passed the
Senate resolutions in opposition to the repeal
of the Missouri Compromise. and ceusuring
Senator Toucy for his vote in favor of it, by a
vote Of llS to 81. The bill " for the defence
of liberty, completely multiplying the Fugi-
tive Slave Law, SO far as its enforcement in
that State IS concerned, passed the Senate by
vote Of is to s.: and the House by a vote of
liz to IS.
This bill provides fine of $4,000 and five
years Imprisonment for any person who shall
falsely and maliciously declare that any free
person is slave, with intent to aid the forci
bic removal OF such person from the States the
same fine for any person who shall seize free
person, entitled to freedom, with intent to
have him held in slavery; and similar pen
atty for any person falsely and wilfully tssti
lying that any person is or was a slave. No
deposition is to be admitted as evidence in any
case arising under this act. One years i'm
prisonment is affixed as penalty to the OBJ
struetion Of any officer serving warrant un-
der this act.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-07-03
Gbt aaiIp Spp.
MONDAY, july 3, 1884.


The Committee appointed for that purpose, at the lat,
EisfAoa Convention At Worcester, hereby request til,
esens Of Worcester County and the adjacent country
who are aesous Of preventing the establishment Slave
~ IN the Territories Of Kansas and Nebraska by
aging the emigration Of free men thereto, well as
chose who DO not themselves propose emgrste as those
who Do 70 meet in Convention at BRINLEY HALL, In
WoseEsrEn, on Thursdsy morning. the oh day Of July,
proeo, at 10 O'clock for the purpose Of forming per-
organization and taking other measures that
mag be necessary to promote the objects Of the meeting
All those who intend to emigrate, especially are re-
sucs to be present. for the purpose Of forming on assoc
cat n arranging the plan Of proceedngs and obtaining
he information which may then be laid before them In re
alton to the expenses route and prospects, Of the emil
grating associations.
p,r o-,,ar ~ ere Committee
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-07-03
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
MONDAY. LuLY 81.

MONDAY, JULY Sd,
The regular Closing Out Sale Of the remaining Stock f
DRY GOODS in store, will commence and continue
for THREE WEEKS, during which time, all who have
any money to expend for DRY GOODS, will hnd it very
much for their interest to call and purchase.
The price for Nnepenny Prints will be sixpence per
Elegant styles of Plaid French Prints sold in MAY for
So cents, now offered at 20 cents.
20 ps. Polka Spot White Ground, SO cents
Jaconet for Is cents.
Balance of lot damaged Eng. 25 ct. Musins at cents
Chaey Barreges, best quality, SO cts Goods ut Is Cts
Barrege DeLaines at 12s cents former price, 25 cts
Mantillas-A discount Of from 81 to 81 on a garment
The stock of Mantias is much large for the season.
and mus be sold.
Whole Stock of $125 Dress Silks are to be sold at 81
10 cent a-woo DeLanes will be closed at s74 cents
100 Parasos at 81 and sl25-1O per Ct less than cost
Printed shawls, Cotton Hosiery Mohair Mitts, Cling
hams, Table Linens, Napkins, &cA have been reduced
to price that the economical purchaser loves to see
Please to remember that rare BARG AIMS are to be
had at the Hive fer the next three weeks and call and
examine. GE0AP. BRYANT.
jy3 d12Hs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-07-03

The AUBURN CAsE.--Charles Sabine, who
occupies building, Oh the road between Pine
Meadow and the Long Pond bridge, known
as the Cottage House, was apprehended and
arraigned, as party in the attempt to steal a
horse from the barn of Isaac S. Merriam, at
Auburn, on the night of the 10th ult. He
pleaded not guilty, and was bound over in the
sum of 5000, to appear before the Police
Court, on Friday. TIA inst, at nine o'clock
A. NJ.
When the officers visited Sabine's house,
they found number of miscellaneous articles,
which they carried to the walsh house. -
Among there were one hundred and TWENTY
six pairs of ladies shoes, lacing, and silk ga
loon, several pieces of new silk handkerchiefs,
large quantity of sewing silk, watch-chains,
gold rings, q gold watch, &c.
The man who was shot at Auburn, on Fri
day, is named Henry Whitney. We under
stand that he is likely to recover of his
wound.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-07-03

DEMocRATIc MovEMENT.-T Democrats
OF South Reading, have held meeting and
passed resolutions denouncing the Admins
tration of Franklin Pierce, as false to the Bal
timore Platform, to his inaugural address and
first message to Congress, to all Democratic
usage and principle, and to the interests Of the
Union. Another resolution sustains Mr..
Banks in his course on the Nebraska bill, and
pledges him the votes of the Democrats Of
South Reading, when they may be needed
They also recommend convention of the
people of Massachusetts, without distinction
Of party, to consider the present state of af-
fairs.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-07-03

THE UNKINDEsT Cur OF ALI!-The. New
Hampshire Legislature, on Friday, elected Mr..
Hadley. one Of the publishers of the State
Capital Reporter, Gan anti Administration
Democratic paper,1 to the Office Of State prin-
ter, defeating Mr.. Butterfeld the editor Of
President Pierce's home organ, by a plurality
OF twelve votes! The Patriot's s.reliable
working majority of twenty" seems to be on
the wrong side Of tho House-or perchance
the members composing it have had their
liquor drugged by the wicked coalitionists