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Nam Ynrk HarnEss Stare

New York Harness Store
Manufacturers and Dealers in RsIaBss, Eri-
dies. Saddles, Collars. Blankets, sc.
xNTEsre nov Misunderstanding ext-n s,E Ell Coach,
w Gig and Team Harness Al The latest ~ te aua
the work warranted to give satin e.58H % 90 .at@
A splendid variety of roseh, Bugg I cam aHd Il
dis Whips lust geeriN ed the most extensive a-ur
mentin the ~esI. blankets ia every ysTteIy. in#a
only agency tor the sale of these bfttsir= BH LLu
Thank fal for past fayCrs sBd hoping g1utEGHE,
lion Of the sane, NC hslyeT earseiyrsNe rar phrase
all Ia want OF articles ia our Tine.
LOGUE 4 NENET,
"a 81 5 d0Ors East ii Brad,
Oct 81 &c dH Davenport, lows
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gwpsRI t,.t o., re- "a '"ftons Ct, iG,fa.a.
,stts - ~, a., a. use broke 3fu acres auiel
. - 90 ~ I" beat 10 Aotss ia oats ~ bua.
'''''''' house o" The is"d. Prize 50.
good rtagGs b8u.e 4 MON. III eFte, II } re!
F'''' ~
T.. Farm aI=g asr,s liz g., .. tn pay..,,.
miles sOgkh - aiteE Itruai IT, - fs.t u
''N' l's' sl1h
t ~ Ina, e, ,, 80 re-, ith running salef aut
good sfast lam 7''' "a "he 10 h'9tT Ia9.as
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~. w. ,4 VIZ 'ItsA Ls1a iu see ~ g so L s4ss
'''' al ''""'' H"A'a D stsqasIr pr5~ a. gagacf
,..
s'sfh t'ta abrz lraHgg house stafip 4 ms.
~ = t"m II - srres nesr Fhton, ali e.rr.,.r
-
,sa .a Z. - 40 srtes See. ! spa To- n .g ss,.
."'''.' 81 utnbe' aud 80 saTrs nader sstl,,s ..
'" ,'' "a " 90 aero, part af &c Jga4 rs..
'-'' WIZ haAe house recently huut rr..s ,Ilp,.
ais. ~ 30
lt0-A fanA II Zis s.,,-.-t.r.f.bs,.
tluu Eat Davenport ana, .t,5' ui's's ~ a'i
house, barn. Sc pr,. al y I.+l - ''N'''a h'''
40 ,r....,g-
tfvin Davenport So under rt,lf,,.r,,, |,.3i ..
b"us'- orchard. Ae talos sm ''''"'.
~ ,, --
H1, ,F ~ - u -" 50" the f.ptsa al, wa-E g.,
''""it "i"Nt iou atIrs ~ goo! lad HA 90 IL aI, a.
Lh5 VAN " stream ~ NaifG TaGulu. tLtousl n r.
ls'-A 1to Atle- rom puaesiaa Of ~. aye.
80 ,,'.''' - uitf nnier eaiti'atio, sstsaa
4 hsps, OF M rg, :" IN ''H &" 'Oo H"i t'ers
~ ''''. F''sF 80
f4.. ,,,., -
-tltH uErI, containing 81 a,rrr ulr,, vhaE is,frI
tlautr haW5a, stable, a,eid well a.i .,.,rI , g.
- xar,'F "''''' ''.i 81 wheat hH# hfsu Fnsasl
l47-A ..r.,.,t ..,.. r., -
al t,,I-r r.. -, - so a. &C.. B" fira@ADi ittg
Il, IN, g 80 If AGT "9"'es orchard .aisa
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The above no doubt refers to the destruc.
ton Of muskets at Iowa City by q lawless
gang of Bachaniers under the impression
lhs, they were intended for Kansas. The
Burlington Gassiis, and other Filbuster
sheets that have ex,olled the act, will now
oerceive The foolishnes. Of their ch,rge.
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Nt' lt"-A iaim Of ninety acres uu the M-.,,-ytl F
b. "n lit itn" l'tNrrH scott amt Mu.ostiu, ,uttr. a.
10 ist acre. ''' '''-
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FARM PROPHET,

i.t. = az" 81 GU Eerfs ia svetlon- q. ig i,,.
- {. Il g. kasI, 80 acres broke atg -. So
i7u'as -" Hrt os Ia Wheat, 30 Aofss IA o. 49, S's4
e. t"u tPriHgs AndE slf6an If - tN' au1e
''h""' houas ou The isni, pro, So "'' y ''''+
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China, Glass & QueensWare
~ &. I. Wegb, 40. Lr Claire Row, aud having
' rye stock ou thr way direct from Of the b,-s
aaauuftrIuTes tu Liverpool, Mcssrs T.. Challnor q
ia. AID HessTs Edw Tds h Son, which will be dus
iE- iBih u O.l.hrr at New Drlvs u.s. and on Is ar
,tvsi sLall lee prepared 10 do JDBbIug t,Hda al d.
l1R OF IaHer Tstas than 81. Louis prices would Ir
bI Fpy 10 LGyt .ouEtry merchants call aud eEuuir.
mv zlJ.k before purchasing si-ewLtfe and " Quit
mere say e. the Old customers orc ~. Webb W. vii
boz ppy 10 them a. lur old -LaAd. where ever,
1'tsuIIun shall be- pad ~ their wants ~ my power
i.FgIug 10 rsfrJvs' Their iUFOT- tEaI have been %
tI4Jsd 10 4. 4 - Obj and BY siTict attic Dur
nass 10 ~ scl tr APFrO baton oi tn. whole upInmu
Utts.
Irocke cry pads ed by superior WORK men uHl Toni
pg ders prompt attention gwen.
sep 81 Iryg ar J.. T.. HOLCOaB.
Notice
'th'H I.rsigDed hayiEg purchased the IuL~rrvlof
j alI. gOsrsCh Ia The nTtn Of BOersrh, Bfsuurf .
n.. all hereafter conduct the Copper, TIA BIZ.
meet lfJB business ,.hd.f the name and tile Of
RHfsNEk & CA&sfL.
g. u. -ihs new nrm viii scttr oil aeeonnts lu.
W. or fro the old arm.
sept 29--du
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Washington Union Insurance Compa
cleveland, Ohio
i.ANII.ts

GF-NJtF - 49, -it-iH'.
La-Na &pe-.af HszHriu|z, Steam or Name Es-.
latrn % GHELICH q STEWART. AFafts
ssp4 AH Davenport ippa
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A.uCTISN.
TICHENOR ~ FOREMAN,

AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Frnnt between Rrady aud Perry SITS, at hail, Al.
len y Go : Obj stand, arr prepared TO receive
all kinds OF goods on consignment and make sales
81 Town lats, cattle. Herses, Nc.
AMOS rtCtiENaR,
..n,a,.I g,, IoHN FOREMAN.
tstuN i desirous To procure board IN Sc
speciahls private family lot Stnw months OF loas
er The best references can be given. Address ;.
Il .Ita4. anea sep 9udat.
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Fer sale,
FoUR DESIRABLE DWELLING HOUSES, III low
err parl ofGhe city, very liberal terms Apply 10
febeedtf COOK 4 SARGENT.
\ PERU MED BREATH.-What lady OF gentleman
would remain under the 81 disagreeabia breath
when hy using the BALM 4 Tauus.Np ftuWEEs'
leurihee would only render il sweet but leayr the
teeth white a. siabasteFi Many persons do not know
their breath is baj and the SUBJECT delicate their
friends will mention e. Pour single drop a
"Balu ca your tooth brush and wash the teeth ghi
and morning A hny csut bottle will hast year
A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may sr.iiy ie ag
gaired ht using tho RAIN IHgi'<tNH fLeHsRs' >
Ii will remove tan, fRiirs and tgeehiHs gnm .ie eEH
leaving il Of soft and restAtu hue Ntt towel. fanr
ga two three drops, Aud wash tie face night aud
moruIuv
SHAVING MAJ EASb--hot your shaving brush
either gald water pour two Or thFre drops
Of ~BaLH o. fHyusANB FLOWERS, rub the heard we'll
and il viii make beautiful .oit laheF, mnch fleita
ting the operation Uf shaving Price only my cents
Brwars rounteFf-ts None genuine unless signed BY
" z FRfKIBiE n CO.
sep -ad6m Franklin Square New York
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T.. Farm - 20 a5r,s liz e., 9. 1--q Fsp..,. d
miles s"stn 81 aiteE nspat Hog.. I,.
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The Council Bluffs Guards number over
tiftv active members, and viii very soon be
uniformed and equipped complete. The of
dcsrs and members have sufficient determi.
nation and energy to make this pioneer
company one that Will reflect honor to our
CITY and State Much credit is due TO Capt.
Craig for his perseverance in procuring
uniform and all other necessary equlpage
in 90 shor, a time. There is rumor in
town that some evil disposed persons at To-
va CITY have destroyed the lnuskess belong.
ing 10 this company, if such is the case, it is
an outrage and disgrace to the place
where the act was committed, and an ever
lasting shame on the authors Of the deed
fCeuicl Bluffs CkroA.
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~" to Fa'u 81 100 a,trs ursr uDkpgy Grove. s.
under fence, ami nearly all Ii,l. "A snt L. v,
a. VAN Ten acres Timber Ia lIoAurj Ulety iguma.
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- 'att" .t go 'trea viii running vatsr ID. E
i, .'n'e lnzv II" vail bo spattn one 10 l,.3te t.
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ROCK ISLAND AND DAVENPORT
Gas and Steam Fitting
les tea Lii ssli xnl saat.
Riley, Wright Go
Rkn leave 10 aruuHrre e. Tie cglizens 1T Rock
plslaul and ,,iuit, thai IheY huyr hnusht uat Ihe
stoyE aud trade 90 the Old stand HvaTIht
q As ~ - Is
whore they intead IA t7rCs "a the business ~ usual
Including some additional branches.
Construction ot Gas Works uU large small
scale, suitable Tor sitie aud private iw elhngs.
Gas and Steam Pipes
lutroduced into dwelling houses, steamboats, ahd
factories. They have superior sto au hand at
Gas Fixtures, aud cali thr attention II purchasers
10 examine their stock.
Practical Bell Hanging and Lock smithing
ia all II. branches
They have also Oh hand supply 1T MtlAliE
Huuk PLATES. which are supsriut to aus article
90 the kiudeSef introduced into this ttty. tsttef Tor
,hsapuvss Of durability.
Gliding and Bronzing
VI al KINDS ni Fixtures. GptFruiziu. til Cold and
SILVER, ia ali its hranches
an sorR warranted aad done ina WaJFaUtt- lis =
mauHrr.
Office, Eagle Street Rock Island
Rock Island SEPT 3H l'jG- dRtf
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No tts-A highly improved farm Of Is acres, -.
wli as lram town; i've kSad houses barns, carTiags
hUus", ,tH bic, A.. IrI,c So psraefe,
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AGENTS WANTED

u
t'D sell Hnghrs Hand ana Corn Planter I'M. i.
= ne" IhfUHtisH and - 4c knn " led ged by ali
1hFt nave exam ned u 10 be- tar superior to An,
"'aspl thh KIND "Fur invented. /. was pat pled
'h N'N. % and has had an i'm .aense sale III Ken.
bHt" q aud Missouri during the past seAsun. and
give oHlIf' satisfaction. The subscriber having
F"i hAsed lhe state Oi Iowa Wi ave two or tbTe
k''- ana faiiahiE men an opportunity Of aCLiuK A.
ks"Is ipF she safe al iUwHshi ps and County ry1t,
'h1 MACHINES eau be seen 2ttnc Stove ut ore OF thu
.Htzerst or on Brady between Third and Fourth Sis
Nrpt-4 80 j. + KHAy
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IMPROVED FARMS

-'N''' ''' '''''7' -" -" At h'k4 tH' lais 81
Nus12-fse beautiful 0ts OF BJ.ty II opposite
ornefut college square ti2sSI50 price s11G0.
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H7--A laIm y mules nom pIng-I--, "A ~ ~,
''a't'z i'i'.l'f4 10 untC under cultivation ..t,,
wafer raining through ~ au art hard If loo tt.f H.
house OF stS r0oars. price SO
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Ne. 59-fue hauso Brady ,t uetr Locust, { large
rsns, we'll riseTH stable. ~ -Betl shop 10 16
i50s price iu,
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Np. I5t-A Farm of 20 acres near Ii,et,, gr,a with
' RES good TIMBER suod house stable As5 pttss q
geo arf~ - -
th' ~ "I itn acres IA see lions and u, tT
d % =" t'Tss Timber 50 acre. under rrttiy,t,r "a.
'.''' i'h- stable, iHniER water, aCr,s iu shea.
n'" sawed, with young orchard priar ts lsY 4,l,.
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al, 10, ~ i"9 s'ofy ifau'p bs,-a ,f H.. cI,.,.,
'l" 'r'-'"'r hi'eb~h, iatHtr,es sff.. uf l .' .s'
years prss $500 " "'-a 81 auaI -
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No. IA farfH ct 2uH a,Iy. a. naIg. tfaa town,
two "tisrSt hHfIis, eHt hfti#tHH- u. ample sud
peach cha rds- lumber tpsEnrs srIls conn i-tr
Is FURNISHED ana sta. 81
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4 LARGE aaaptraeut Of at the E"wes shape
- card Trays. Nantes, Hrrar, coke aud ,urr-,
Iray-. lDr sal, .H SWIM 3 EEnINb1ONH, at...
apd lousstraa a.a IL 20, sign Of the Rig ! en- Kul
tie. rrp 20
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49,, ,,', nleeA g. south east corner .f -,.
Western hN"nubt onu Ot the han.t.t' ct 'tb aEI
private residence ~ the ely. '"'''l i'Is Ipr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-06-03

ed the country witt out rsking another battle
Fres Mora LETT with his staff on the 26th of
April. and his army followed almost immedi-
ately.
The cholera had made sad havoc in the
ranks of the Costa RIGA army.
Gen. Walker landed at Virgin Bay on the
Both April, only few hours after the last
detachment of the enemy had left.
The agents and other parties in the interest
of the old Transit Company aided the Costa
Rlcans in their invasion.
Gen. Walker is in good health, and the Nj
caraguan army is generally in good condition,
excepting at Grenada, where the fever had
been very severe, ard several Americans had
fallen victims to it. Gen. Jas. Walker,
brother to the General, died on the 10th at
Massaya. Edmund Randolph was danger
ously i'll.
Gen. Hornsby has been appointed to the
command of the Meridinal Department, COM
prsing Guanabosto and Rivas.
Advices at Grenada from Costa Rica, init
mate that that country is full of internal COM
motion, and that is prospect of the overthrow
of Gen. Mora. 1t is stated that of the three
thousand men he took with him for the in.
vasion OF Nicaragua, only twelve hundred re.
turned-the rest having died from cholera or
in the battle. The elections were being held
in Nicaragua, and it was considered certain
that Rivas would be elected President.
The British Frigate Eurydice and steamer
Hercules, were at San Juan del Norte but
made no opposition to the landing of the Las
sengers.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-06-03

VOICE OF SOUTH CARoLTNA.-rhe following
extracts are from the editorial columns Of
The Carolina Times, 26th inst, published at
Columbia S. c., by Edward H. Britton, off :
cial printer of the State of South Carolina:
"THB WASHINGTON DIFFICULTY. Much is
said in our exchanges about Col. Brooks and
the chastisement which he very properly in
4licted upon Sumner. Some of our Northern
exchanges denounce the conduct of Col.
Brooks as outrageous, shameful, disgraceful
and assassin like. The only Southern paper
as yet WI ich has been pleased to denounce the
act as "a most outrageous assault" is The
Savannah Georgian and Journal. We have
no respect for the sickly sentmentality Of
such journalists. The time has long since ar
rived for Southern men in Washington 10 pun
ish their tradncers. The cowardly Abolit. on
ist will seek protection under the altar, but
even there he ought to be pursued and punish
ed. Tho Senate Chamber ought not to deter
the outraged and incensed Southern lublic.-
Col. Brooks has immortaized himself, and he
will hnd that the people of South Carolina are
ready toendorse his conduct. We are pleased
with his conduct, and rejoice that Col. j.. M.
keitt demonstrated his willingness and readi-
ness 10 sustain Mr.. Brooks in carving out his
views, that the war ought to commence In
Washington, and we hope that arguments
stronger than words will hereafter be used ON
every convenient OCCASION"
And this is Southern chivalry.
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Peonle.. Cnnrnn,inn

no the People Of the Ninth Congressional District:
In pursuance OF the invitation o the National Gem
mltee, appointed by the Pittsburgh Convention of the
ia of February. and addressed To the pie of the
United States the People of the Nj tn Congressional
District "With0utregG to past political di6ere ,es
or divisions loo are opposed to the repeat me Mis-
sour tofaPr'mlse to The policy of the pres MT ad
miHtstrdt on to the extension of Siau,ry into The
Ttrdofies, IN taogr of the admission of Kanzas as
F1ee State and Of restoring the action of the Fed
erdt Go0eTnment 10 The principles of WASHINGTON
and J.Berson are invited to send from each town and
cty in the DisLct three Delegates for every Representa-
tive to which such town city entitled in the Iegsa-
ture ia any year to meet in Conv non at BRNLEY
the purpose app nrg the Three delegates to which
the District will be entitled in the Natoral Convention
to be held at IN l4delpha the 18th Oh june tn recon
mend candidates to be supported for the Offices of Presi-
dent aud Vice President the Unt States also to an.
point District Committee J. GOODRICH,
Member oil Ma iunAl Comm &c for Mass 4chusetts.
myl4 dawt ia
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MASSACHUSETTS LEGIsLATURE.

MONDA1, june Z,
SENATE EngyoSsed-Bil to incorporate
the Shelburne Falls Bank to incorporate the
Wamsutta Bank, in Fall River; resolves in
favor of Ansel and George F. Wright, of
Northampton, Deputy Sheriffs in favor of
the Massachusetts Records; bill in addition
to the several Acts relating to Insolvent Debt
ors.
The bill amending the provisions of the
twenty ninth chapter of the Acts of 1852,
providing that aliens may take, hold, convey,
and transmit real estate, was taken from the
table, debated, and passed to be eugrossed un.
der suspension of the rules.
The resolve to amend the Constitution,
providing that foreigners shall reside in the
Commonwealth fourteen years before voting,
came from tie House, and was agreed to III
concurrence-20 to 8, as follows:
YEAS. Batchelder, Bates, Baxter, Brainard. B H
Brown OF Mudlrsex, Bull, Buttrick Carey, Carpenter
Dawley, Hall, King, Monroe, 0dr e. PIERCE, Perkins
Shaw Towne, Daniel arren, White. 20.
NAYS. Fl. C. Brown of Hampden, Lee, Taf..2.
HoUsE.-Mr. Hale moved to take from the
tnble the Kanzas resolve. Mr.. Fletcher Of
Lowell, who proFessed himself on Saturday
to be in favor of it, opposed the motion, and
it was lost.
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TO THE PEOPLE OF MASSACHUSETTS

In pursuance of the invitation of the National Com
mi tee appointed by the Pttshurg Convention OF the
% of February, addressed TO PEOPLE THE UNI
TED STATES: the people Of Massachusetts, "wihout
gard to past political Differences divisions, who
Oppls t. the repeal of he Missouri mpromse the
policy OF the present administration to the extension of
Slavery into the Territories in favor Of the admission of
Kauzts as FREE State and restoring the action of the
Federal Government to the principles Of Washington and
JEFF rson" invited to send, from each town and city
in the state three delegates for every Representative
which such town city entitled in the Legislature in
any year, to meet in Convention at Worcester on
WEDNESDAY, THE FOURTH OF JUNE NEXT for the
pupos OF app hitting the six DELEGATES large which
the District witt be en- it ed in the National Convention,
to be held at Phia epna the 18th # June
mend candidates be supported for the ccs of Presi
deut ana wee Presijent the Unite States.
All m tters Trlstng to organic on fo the approach
irg election will properly before the Conventions aud
it earnestly urged upon all rts Of the State fully
represented: j 2 GOODRICH
Member of National Comm ttee for Massachusetts,.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-06-03

Gen. Wilson informs US that Mr. Summers in
juries are much greater than was a. fist sup
posed, but that when he left Washington, on
Friday night, he was thought to be out Of danger
Boston Telegraph.
We are assured by competent medical authori-
ty, that it cannot be true, that Mr. Sumner is
"out Of danger" or that he will be for some time
to come. From the very nature and character of
the injury received reliable calculation can be
male on the result till the recovery is complete !;
and that will take long time. Every favorable
symptom, however, and every day comfortably
passed increases the chances in his favor, but as
to his being out Of danger, that is fact which
cannot safely be announced yet awhile, butwhich
in due course we fervently hope we shall be able
to proclaim.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-06-03

heSsrS. Editors AS have been misunder-
stood in some quarters, take this opportunity to
say, that have not retracted one work spoken at
the citizens meeting, on Saturday evening, AID
do not propose to do so. have disavowed any
intention of making personal attack upon Gov.
Washburn, and still dsavow it. / simply stated
my own position, and did not "thank God" or
man, for the opportunity. The form of express
sion actually used, was undoubtedly suggested,
through natural association of ideas, by the
message which the Gov. had sent to the meeting
by Mr.. Earle. But in making it, was thinking
less OF his position than of my own. and have
cheerfully :" volunteered" to say to him, the
next time CHANGED to meet him. Probably no
one was more surprised than myself, at the deaf
ening applause with which my opening remark
was received.
These statements are made in selfdelence,
against those on the one hand, who enormously
suppose that have "apologized' for my words,
and, the other, against those who would plunge
me into personal quarrel with gentleman to
wards whom | have ever entertained feelings of
kindness. however we may have differed in opin-
ion. tits the right Of every citizen to take his
own position on questions of public interest, and
to hold it independently. This have done, and
no more, and am ready to abide the issue.
HORACE JAMES.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-06-03

THE CONVENTION Tomorrow There is a
very general desire, on thepart of our citizens to
attend the Mass Convention of the People of
Massachusetts, to be held in this city tomorrow,
and we trust that the Committee, appointed to
make the necessary arrangements, will see to it
in season to day, that every thing is provided that
can be, for the accommodation of the thousands
who will be present. Of course the speaking will
have to be done in the open air, and it will be
very necessary that the stand upon the common,
should be got ready for the accommodation of the
officers of the meeting, reporters, &C. The Com
mittee will pardon US for the hint.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-06-03

The KANzAs RESOLVES IN THE HoUsE.-An
attempt was made, yesterday, by Mr. c. Hale to
take from the table the Resolve appropriating
S2O,0OO to aid the suffering sons and daughters
of Massachusetts in Kanzas Mr. Fletcher of
OF Lowell, soho has made ttoo speeches in tauor of
the resotoe, spoke against taking it up, and Mr..
Hale's motion failed There are indications
that Gov Gardner is interfering actively against
the Resolve.
In the afternoon the resolve was taken from
the table, and to-day at ten o'clock was assigned
for taking the question upon its final passage
Let every man who loves Freedom and Human
ity, AMI who desires that Massachusetts, should
not withhold her aid from her persecuted and
suffering children who have gone out from her to
establish her institutions upon the plains of
Kanzas, be in his seat at that hour.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-06-03

AID FOR KANzAs-MURDERs IN KANzAs To
BE AvENGED.-on Saturday evening last, the
young men of New Haven, CT, had a crowded
meeting at Brewster's Hall, on the receipt of the
news of the murder of DR.. Root and Mr.. Mitch.
ell of the Connecticut Kanzas colony, and ap.
pointed committee to call State Convention Of
young men, to furnish aid and protection to the
members of the colony remaining in the terri
tory.
Thisis as it shonld be, and we trust that a
similar meeting will be called in this county,
forthwith, to take measures for supplying mate
rial aid to our citizens in Kanzas whose property
has been destroyed by the border rufians, and
whose lives are in peril at this hour.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-06-03
The Hon. Timothy Thompson.

The Hon. Timothy Thompson, a
venerable and respected citizen of Charles
town. died on Saturday evening at the adj
vanced age of seventy nine years and three
bo,n n g was Inc mrs. male enid that was
the British in I7z5 and won uv.uIlon ~
bv bis Integrity intell;oence anJ ;ndand"S
ence of character "N '"Ote
Mr.. Crampton has left Wssbinoton
having been Instructed to close the lesation
in the event Of a dismissal Tho T bn sis,oi,