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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-12
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COMMERCIAL COL LEG {,

aoUTBr Asst CORNER WARRINGTON AvESrE THIRD Fl
STIOUls, Mo,
incorporated by the General Assembly, Janu-
/ airy twepty-fourih, 1899, with full authority
"To grant diplomas, award dgrees, confer honofs,
and exercise all aud singular the priviltgs oninon
TO Commercial ClIeges, authorized by law, In ether
Statas"-((Hdrfer, Sec. >.
A full course OF instruction, In this Institni'n,
embraces Double Entry, Bookkeeping, commercial
calculations, Commercial Law. and Pcnu,anship
Gentlem,n can enter for the rotre srpsrately,
and at any time, a instruction is parttd indvidu-
ally, and not in classes and each departpsat l. indie
pendent. and under control OF its respective Profess
or who alone is responsible for the progress Of his
pupils.
n Young Gentlemen wishing to prepare Them
selves for bu iness pursuits are respectfully invited
Il call during business hours and examine the mode
Of impar,ing Instruction. the progress OF the pupils,
and ,he superior facilities extended TO those desous
II qualifying themselves for the prsctcsl dutTs Of
the counting house. Personal refer .Ire given TO
above two buadred and hfy t250) practical acc'un-
tapts, now in charge OF books in thi. city, all Of
whom have completed their business siucation In
this Institution
N. d. For circulars, containing information Ia
regard TO terms, the Course Of instruction. and sli
business connected with the above, can call Ut the
South. East corner o. Washington avenue and Third
street, or address,
JONATHAN JONES' St. Louis Mo-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-12

The repairs on Burrows Touring
mill ate now nearly completed, and il will
t." put IN operation this week.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-12

We learn that the German Union
Blni" int,."d to civ, auoihc, OF their pop
ulAr Nh lc,l Entertainments IT. ,hori iune
Due no'lrrw,il be- riv,n.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-12
NEW GOODS RECEIVED AT
WADSWORTHS

AIUITE Rrocadc silks.
w FRENCH M'r.u.cs.
whit n lnnes,
Emit iItr iC. llsrs AMI Bands,
Wlit', lirown and lla IA h Ribbons.
tC'prcl B'rcgce Tor evening III ST,
Whit aui cnioIri T,rI',ons
Elark Long ShtWlr,
Extra line Saxong Fl,nrc's,
Checked and ~ tiu N,Irsonks
La'I,s' lia K sud 1,lito eik Ii,,c,
White aud colurcd skirt linin.iS
Gents Mcrino Vc,t~ AM Pants,
l,die, French Bfe,kf1t Robes,
white Grape AMI rlany other st,lcs goals to which
~ inNiir attention.
nl9tf SECOND ST, OPP. LeClairc House.
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Job Printing.

W. wrula call tho ntt,Ltiuu e Mcr, han,s, Eusi-
ness mon anil other 10 orr f1c,litrs ~ executing
with prump,n'es and ~ fpp,rior manner jon
PRINTING n aillteylr.iir quaitira and colors
end solicit shar, Of their rs, nnt Ta,luf eyr.c
10 considcfa'lr tNpansc IN fitting up our JohiuT
E,talii hmcnt, W. are prepare! 10 execute all Kinds
Of Plain AID D,nain.nisl work such Ball Tick IS
Plor-amtI =, Cards ,fcsciy description, CIR giars
III yaticlrs OF printing m Gold. Silver BGohze or
Color alsI, Pamphlets, I,wyrs' Brief. Checks
ElI 81 iaiinr Pr',mie,oIy Note, Way Bus. Hand
Biil.. &c with nciinrss aud on rcasouanl- terms.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-12

Important TO femsalcs-Dr. Chrcsman's


Pins.-Tlc eourblnaionso % ingredients " thrf IN,
t. result Of lonr md cx'cnsivc practice Thcj
trc Iaall IN their opora'en AMI certain ~ ting
in ,rregularti :, l,ainfu mcnstruaiion removing s
uha,tnrtions, whether from crih otherwise" hclh-
tehr prin ~ IN" NE palpitstia ~ the g d,sturb-
"a alep which arise from lHtcrTpi,.n % Hitufc r.
rloy eau hc sucrcs fuly usr preventive The
pins houll never BE- taken ia pregnancy, a. they
would ssrr to oauec smiscarriar War u'"i pure
yvc-ctahic, and froe ram anyihIng nju,i"us 10 lie
or hcsl.h Explicit d,trttipns which ,h3ull lc rod
accompany cach hx. rrrc -. fpr sal" by me
Dlpr~i-ts 10 Davenport sbh liimt, Clrf.ur'r =,
Ri islani Sent by man W inelo-.nr - q ~ OR
r,4ns l.. Cn,s's. man, No 1872 Broadway, New i.Hk
Oc3u-dawim>
Bailey. Magical I'nin Gsiracto The goat,
ana principal chsrrtcr,siirs - DAII.fi'S ~ Aalt-
AZ PAIN EXTRACTOR consist;
lsi ot IL trysr ftlling and and unique property
sg soma. apIilcl TO ANY eNtral injury, o. clcct Ia
aanmatIonin.tautiy, and rapidly TO reduce d, 1his
icatufr c.iisiut ~ great power 20 ali,, lat" IT.
jan Of hurn- and scapls, rnd u other lnnfu =.
,I,es H. - incredibly short u spare Of TIM, NJ y,
vii appear from ihe few te-,ini0nials hrt"unio
I,xci Every Intelligent, mind u fully awarc thst IN
6ls thSfs 'AA'I'b ilhlS phiH I'"''''H -
innamms,ion IL tn inquired part iand th"fei"reii
ypa renioy" The ause The Ell ct must cease
I'll It. puIincatitr properties ucutrhlt4r the poi
~ that may lsIk Ia the system, snd vii wien APP
!ilei TO III" sores, dtlw rapidly AT imlur' matte
l. the surface iu j"ci dhenc" ia" great d,'charg"
Il produce Tom saf'- occaa.0iuct hy hurns aUl
when applied 10 old ani nvecrtc rIre~, SAT- iheWn
~ other ,ntanctua Diseases.
Elh box ~ gcuuinc Daley PAN EstrscioI has
uy,a II steel r.ate Engraved Label With the sigha-
tar~s lf, V CIlCkENER X co. proportion, and
nENu. ptLLi, Manufacture. All "'h''' an
20 int. n. rliee2b cents prr biv.
~ tbo,d .houi'I Doe oditr7'"d toe 'hl-
-..cs \ e., ,..i i,atclay street, Now York.
'.liry I'd. p,ng,iat, aud M~llohcical'r tl'rom''-
90 tho mt,d state. s'l'.' 'lN'm
Wm a bate helor's Hair Dye y" hun'nt
ti-t rinr compound oouid e,rr hAyr al tn'd ih'
t.nsrt-al ftvor accorded To- tlns Der tn original
nryrr frihng lv.it, Mature fnti"',e t.I" T."
T. r-,i than tho In Wi ~ tlttl J,Aoc,d ~ itc rfl
.,st p.v torn, . fov. lunf 10y ~. Ma eu'
.,.d, 90 ariLed ut B,tt.i"t's Ma faciory. On Mo-
,.iitst, rosu-l 133 EroriV,t Nsw Yotk. Ww A
H,icl.Ior 4. "a thcb \ Of en rruuluc ttl.' 7te ~
l'nji.r-.
For 81, o.. Aho,d " Van Patton
rri'1 .,itA iH.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-12
STATE DEMOCRAT.
LOCAL. ITEMS.
TIE STATE DEMOCRAT.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO BusrNEss MEN.

A. an advertising p1p-r the STATE Democrat ifupt
.cr tllJ ro"arl.ia thcc.t,tl hrd medium . busi
rra communication l,iuscnthc buyer AMI cll"ri IT.
arGriy incrra ting cItci.tii"u. both AZ home an
ahro,i, on.ra favorable oII"t,u,hy Tor jn'iciou
~,nuatIon 81 nrrclutte int lllscnrc. u Is alrp
flg,sIlr family ,ulnsl, hcncr L, tail poarts A. wei
extensive II ides-pruplc Mechanic and CHI
E,H. WIN Hndi column c.s.riirl 10 a prosperous
susincss "a WOMB To rHE WEE
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-12
EVENING DRESS GOODS.

NyIIlTE HRUCADE SILKS;
w Ii lat trip an Plaid silks;
h,ir. pink alid hiue CTesse lie Parrie;
= PINK, hu" an! Thic Xix Tnlle;
CoioIe.i BARGE and Tati tons;
pinh, ilue anil bun MrJiuc;
Whit. Mcrin.s and deiaIaoS
EmbroWerics IF orery Inscription
Silk u rihas anil Lace Cape;
Var.nciennts and Maltese Lace sets;
whit and ligt colarcd X III Gloves,
And a ieit variety e every si,f % Evening Dr7ss
Goods can u" found at WADSWOEfU'S
dec dtf Sec.ni t orpos ise L'CIare House.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-12
BNsissess directory.
Ranking aud Exchange.

MACKIDTT n CORKIN. Cor ) coni and Brady.
NICHOLS, CAMPBELL. \ CO............. Nam.
COOK 4 SARGENT. Maiu AMI SECOND
N, GREGOK, LAWES ELAkEMoRF.. Main.
CITBB. BRO BARROW Il CO.. Cor Man ID 81
TAILMAN, POWERS MCLEAN, -. above -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-12

BURROWS i PRETTYnAN,
wholesale aud Retail Dealers In
Foreign AND lDOsDsssetc Dry
Goods, boots and SA0eo,
Hats and Cope, lvOeA-
ing, etc.,
VAOuID invite the attention % purchaeers y
:" their large aud varlsSi Assortment Ne ere
now opening our Fall and Winter stick. suitable fOs
the ants OF this community. We d. not profess ~
under ell our n.ishbors, but oder good 0Otres ~
reasonable fufes. We have now on hand nus &C.
saituient ot
DRU00 aooDOS
consisting OF
Silks, Mcrinos. parauasaas, vale nrissnoss
l.ustrcs, Hrl.atWes. Ar.. SAaWls ooe
Mnnt,llas IN great VARIETY.
Cloths Cs..ineres, vcs,ings. Ready Made Clubbing
and uoll.n Goods Of oil kinds suitable TOT the CO.
Ing season Yankee Nutlons, Nuet@r 0oods Cs-S
pets. ani CLth-. window Shades, Orocerses, Cro~s's
aud Hardware.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-12
DO.uESTIC GOODS.

Brown and tleachei Mu-lins of all widths and phi
ces: ickinys, all qualitirs; Canton Fannss, stty,
VIII To- r,y' nine and all co,rs Wo len iinnrl; brown
and blcacl.nd tah- danasks, shirttng aud apfon
check. American and Welsh silk warp and shaker
Fauntls; 1914 and IA brown rnd bleachtd She ting
Mnsins; cotton and wonl Fisnneis Iinseys; Hickory
shifting prints, domestic Ginghams, (aicofs 81 AL
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-12
RICH AL. wool DELAlNES
AND
DUlPNfiN PfOi(fS.

GONE Of the r!-heSt goods In the PLACE OF H.
! , above Lin,ls are To- he fonnd At
WApSwoRT'S,
o.tIl- dtf S'c"nL street
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Land Agents

ALLEN CLARk.......P. q. Building, Bradys
NICkuIi.S. ISBEI.L X CO.. main d
ALIEN y DOOLAN. Orr Enlidng Rrl.ly q
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rim MING PARTMENT

TIIT wi WI IWU Dill I'LL W UIV
The Most Fashionable Style Of
Dress Trimmings for the
Season, being
riInCr., We have how in store very lafg' assot'z
nien II all tulUfs that We eau match any maeII-
nj Of ircSs coed Sc slsl al widths of black six
y.lr,t ytirs Muirc Ant,dre and other Inscriptions
Of Dress Trin,n ngs Bet Ribbons Dress Ribbon
Ttnta,nx- fancy Velvet Ribbons, Plush Edsc Trim
uIt-g. NJ.
Hosiery and Glove Department.
Iaaits Xix Hose, ribbed aud PLAN lamb wool ios !;
Gsslm ere and MeiinJ ladies', misses aud ,hliii'h'
Hos. heav, hgec,d lin d cotton Hoe; heavy cotton
Hosicry: gent mrrlno and wooden half Hos
0@H<OD~ 0.I~.
rverv .sc,,ntion OF six, merino. tsetty, feecy H.
ned six csshmerc, berlin. beav,r aud csif riovsfnr
ladies' gents, misses and boys; also A'xand - Nil
Gloves; eehts' aud ladies' kid -!ined t'l>'es &C
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-06

Brutal MURDER Methodist Preacher
Lyzehea-Mr. Isaac r. Fay, late of Roches-
ter, Missourii now Of Elgin, Illinois, gives an
account Of an outrage perpetrated by his re-
cent neighbors. A slave had run away, but
being recaptured, accused one Sillers, north
ern Methodist minister, as having advised and
assisted him. The pro slavery men at once
met, and resolved that Sllers should not
preach again. He consented to leave town,
but returned by advice Of an old and much re-
srected class leader, whoundertook to procure
him hearing.
On their arrival, while in store in Roches-
ter, the mob entered and were forcing Mr..
Slllers out of the store, when his friend made
an effort to reason with them, but had scarce
ly commenced, when he was shot through the
neck, and died instantly. The mob then took
Sillers, tarred his head, put him on horse,
and threatened to kill him if he didn't leave
the State or stop preaching. Sillers says he
has done nothing to deserve such treatment,
and shall preach there as long as his life liz
spared. In consequence of outrages like the
above, Mr.. Fay left, unwilling to live in such
q State.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-06
FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival OF tho Atlantic,

The steamship Atlantic, Eldridge, from Liv
erpool, July %, has arrived at New York.
The Liverpool cotton market had undergone
no change.
Breadstuhs generally firm. and moderate
business was transacted. The better grades
Of flour exhibited a slight improvement, but
the lower grades had declining tendency.-
Corn was trin, but transactions were small
The weather was unsettled.
IboDisiOnS.-B Beef and pork were in rather
better demand. but the quotations were uu-
changed. Bacon in limited request at former
rates. Lard wholly unchanged.
The Atlantic left Liverpool on afternoon OF
23d, with upward of 60 passengers.
The news relates mainly to the outbreak Of
civil war in Spain. The statements repre-
senting its progress and prospects are very
conflicting. 1t appears that O'Donnell had
previously prepared TO crush any manifesto
ton and had assembled in and around Ma
arid $4,000 troops. Against this force the Ma.
tional Guard and citizens held their ground
for 80 hours, and length gave in, aud were
disarmod. Two hundred people we're killed
in the emoute, Al latest dates Madrid was
tranquil. Espartero was supposed TO be with
in the city, under arrest.
AZ Barcelona and elsewhere there had been
smaller outbreaks, but they were speedily
suppressed.
The headquarters of the instruction were
at Saragossa, where Espartero's friends had
gained victory over the garrison, aud where
Il is reported more than legal quorum of the
Cortes had assembled, proclaimed Liberty aud
the Constitution.
The Emperor Of France had ordered a
French force to assemble on the Spanish FROM
tier US u measure of precaution. Narvnez and
other odherents OF the Ex.Queen Christina,
were also hastening TO the frontier.
A letter from the Secretary Of the spanish
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-06
Meeting "f The Fillmorc Boilers.

The valiant fifty FiImoTeans on retiring from
the Council at the Town Hall, at a quarter before
3 o'clock, assembled at the American House, and
were called to order by J. E Farwell of Boston
Daniel Warren, of Boston, YVES appointed Chair
man, and W. W. Nichols, of Boston, Secretary.
Mr.. Cooke then took the floor anl read his.focu-
rnent, and recommended the formation of 1r,eyr
Council Messrs Mayo and Pierce Of Boston
and Prescott Of Brookline, made suggestions as
to the mode of procedure. Mr. Pierce said they
were to all intents and purposes the State Coun-
Gil Mr.. Warren spoke in the same strain, in
favor Of authorizing the formation of subordinate
Councils, in conformity with the jurisdiction of
this body, to go on in its name.
On motion of Mr.. Ely it was voted by acela-
nation, to consider themselves the State Council
and pledge Of membership, drawn up BY him,
YVES adopted as follows:
That hereby agree upon our honor that we will ac
knowledge allegiance TO the Naor al Grand Council Of
the American party, to the State Grand Council holding
its Charter thererom and that We will conform the
constitution and authority Of the same.
We also agree, upon our honor, that we will support
the national American nominations Of Muisrd Fillmore
and AndreW acks Donelson, for President and Vice
President Of The United States.
Permanent officers Of the body, consisting of q
President Vice President, Secretary, and Treas.
uTer, were then chosen by ballot, rs follows to
hold their places till the next meeting, Aug 20,
after the adjournment of the Convention on that
day;
Presidem-Danel Warren of Boston. (Mr.
Warren declined, and A. 3. Ely of Newton, was
then Ckosen.)
Wee Prestaent--A c, L. Arnold Of Rockport
lMr. james Il. Wall of Worcester, who re-
ceived plurality on the first ballot, declined.
SecTetmy-F. W. Prescott of Brookline
IreaSager-J. +. Trull of Boston
The new officers then took their places, and MI.
b F. Cooke, as the recipient of Mr. Bartlett's
manifesto, proceeded to address them, in the
name Of the National American Council, as the
officers of the regularly constituted American
Council of Massachusetts,. Here there was great
cheering.
The new President, Mr.. Ely, then addressed
the Council in favor of having such action taken
by the individual members in their several local
tiles, as will advance the cause. He urged or
ganization in each town, on the basis of action
here laid down. by dissolving all old councils, and
commencing anew. # was voted so to do.
The following resolution was passed unani-
mously;
ResolUed Thatwe express our cordial thanks
to Josiah Stevens, our host of the American
House, FitchbuTg, foI rendering to the American
State Council the free Of his parlors during
its present session.
The Council adjourned at about five o'clock
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-06

KANzAs PRosPEors.-THE ADMINISTRATION
BACKING DowN.-The Washington correspond
emit Of the New York Tribune writes Sin reply to
a question from Gen Wilson why shannon was
removed, an Administration Senator is reported
to reply - We hare found him, siy, to be more
than you prored him last February. He is a
soOmldrel, sir--a id scouadyel."
In addition to the'above, it is now reported that
the President is ready to strike blow at another
Of his Border Rui1lan instruments-Judge Le-
cdmpte. The President has expressed his dislike
OF 1ecompte's infamous course very freely, Of
late, and has determined that he (Lecompte) shall
nsyer try the State prisoners under charge Of trea-
son in Kanzas and this end the President will
either order mol. pros to be entered in their
cas- 10 aRS a 81 9TH en ta wifi 60B@ e ha6
duced in the Senate by Senator -Bigler of Pa,
which will be piloted through the House by a
member of the Administration party.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-06

ANOTHER ANEmo5N CoNyENT1ox-AN-
OTHER BoLr AND ANOTHER LONG AGONY
OvER.-In another part OF this days paper,
wepublish report Of the proceedings of the
Quarterly meeting Of the American Council
in this State, at Fitchburg yesterday. 1t will
will be seen that there was regular row, as
is usual upon such occasions which ended in
bolt, and that Mr.. E. B. Bartlett, of Coving-
ton, by, the grand high priest, or Pope Of
the order, has issued his papal bull against all
;ndulgenoies in the right of members acting
and voting as they may think proper.
In the pleEtitude of the authority vested in
him, he cracks The slave whip over the heads
Of Massachusetts Americans, and "revokes
the charter granted to the. now existing or
ganization in this State, and all charters ema-
mating therefrom.'
So we have it at last from headquarters,
that the Fillmore men are the real Simon puyes,
and that no Fremont man can be in regular
standing with the order any more.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-06

HEAVY YrRDIcrs AGAINST RAILWAY CON-.
PANIEs.-Mr Robert D. Ward has received a
verdict Of $685. against the Buffalo and Erie
Railroad Co., damages for the destruction of
his hotel and furniture, which he claimed
was set on fire by Goals blown from locomo-
tive Of the railroad company. Mr.. John
Vaughan has received verdict against tho
New York Central Railroad Co., for $40, 600
damages. for injuries sustained by collision
on the road, by which both Of his legs were
so badly broken that it was two years before
he could be removed from the depot buildings
to his home in CORTLAND county.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-06

POLITICAL PEDDLERs.-The Washington cor
respondent of the Tribune writes under date of
August Sd, A batch of Gov. Gardeners friends
have been here rom Massachusetts, for several
days, for the purpose of making some arrange
ment to take Johnston down to save the former
The statement sent to Boston from this city
that the Congressional Delegation from Massa-
chusetts has declared in favor of the nomination
of Gardner-is false. They will Support the
nomination of the Peoples Convention.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-06

NOVEL AND INTERESTING ExHIBITIoN.-
students of the Worcester Academy will give
public dramatic entertainment on Friday evening
of this week at Horticultural Hall, when will
tragic Farce Of Polhoonius in once act, written
by an admirer Of chiyalry, and founded upon re-
cent occurrences at Washington in which the
chivalry have borne conspicuous part; An ex.
animation of the manuscript iustifes us in as.
surfing citizens, that they will have rich in
tellectua, treat, and we bespeak for the students
a crowded audience.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-06

SONGS FOR THE rfopLE.-Messrs John p.
Jevett x Co, Boston, viii issue tomorrow,
neat little volume Of Songs for the-peope, adapt
ed to the most popular airs. II is dedicated to
the officers and members Of Fremont Clubs
throughout the United States, and will be found
amost convenient and acceptable manual for all
to possess who wish TO invoke the powers Of
music and poetry in aid Of the Peoples cause
aud the Peoples candidates Fremont Clubs,
Town Committees and others should secure
supply for their respective localities at once.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-06

The following extracts from recent speeches of
two distinguished politicians go to show that
there is sometimes a very close unity of senti-
ment in great minds.
Sc The SOUTH WILL NOT SUBMIT FOR
A MOMENT to THE election OF Fremont and
Dayton. "-lhiliar9 Fillmoye'5 Albany speech.
d" The people Of fifteen sovereign States
WILL NEVER PASSIYELY SUBMIT, Il the
strength Of she fusi0nists in the lower House Of
Congress becomes augmented By Presidential
power Preston S. Brooks
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-06

electors whether they an for Fremont and Iahn-
ston, and Il they ase noi, to supply tt cir places
with those who are.
After the reading Of a letter from S. NJ Allen of
Roxbury delegate to the New York Convention,
the Council was dissolved, about o'clock.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-06

.ens nd 6 ts,.- q O, .-rhs i tENONT GLIB
y nc 81 GnsSsET Hal, 4ext WedHesday Evening
i'gust - % O'Clock, and win be addressed 10
Hos. q. BUGBEE, of Worcester.
ine puzzle are invited 70 cnme and hear him.
g,,..-,,, GEO. KINNEY, Secretary.
@ft''--1, august 4, 1883 daWtm
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-06

The SLAVE CAsR.--The Mobile correspondent
ofthe New York Herald says " the slave recently
carried to Boston, on board the GROWER, belong
ed to F. G. Ewers, livery stable keeper here; and
ifthat vessel OF her captain ever make their ap-
pearance in these waters AGAIN, there will be such
growl raised as will annibilatc both"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-06

A likely looking cpored boy who was the
property of Mr. Isaac Hill, Of Baton Rouge, La,
entered Her Majesty dominions, last week, hay-
ing escaped from his master, az Baltimore, but
few days previous
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-06

Mr.. BURLINeAME AT THE WEST AT the
great Fremont and Dayton Convention, at Day
ton, Ohio, last week, Mr.. Burlngame was the
hon of the day. The anxiety to see him was so
great, that, at one time, Mr.. B. was obliged to
leave off in the middle Of his speech, and address
a few words to the thousands outside, who were
unable to gain admission, in order to quiet the
clamor for sight of the man that backed down
the South Carolina bully.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-06

The Washington correspondent Of The New
York Tifses writes thar Brooks is restrained from
making personal assault upon Senator Wilson,
by the written advice Of some Of his Democratic
friends This may be so, but we think whole.
some fear of the Senator's big walking cane has
more potent influence over him than anything
IL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-06

The EMPIRE STATE Explosion CcRoNER's
INoUEsT.-rhe .Coronor's jury have rendered
their verdict upon the causes Of this fatal calami
~, and exonerste from blame all concerned They
say the explosion i to be recorded as one Of
those unforeseen calamitiss incident 70 steamboat
travel. No notice, whatever, Is taken Of the ad.
verse testimony
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-06

The story 81 the pro'slayery papers that the
slave girl whose freedom was purchased in Mr..
Beecher's church, had gone back to her master
with the Sil0o raised for her benefit, is pro
nounced to be false by the New York Tribune.
She is now free woman in!washington city.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-06

RAtN.-There we're eopious showers of rain al
Springfield, and vicinity, on Monday night, aud
we had a rushing shower here Tuesday night.