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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-11

a terrible damper upon Gov. Gardner's ambi-
ton. If he had stood to his first determina-
ton not to be candidate again, and not suf-
fered lot Of hair Drained know nothings to
pull the wool over his eyes so terribly, he
would have stood well before the public. To
be sure some of his acts during the present
year did not meet very generous approval,
but as time wears away they would have been
forgotten, if not forgiven, if he had not, in an
evil, ambitious hour, thrown himself upon
the people for theft approval of these acts. by
asking for re election. They have refused
to approve them, with an emphasis anything
but fiauering to a man of his pride and ambi.
ton. He will be allowed now to engage in
the projected business operations which he
was so patriotcally ready to sacrifice for the
defeat of Mr.. Banks.-Nashaa [ N. Id Tie1e-
graph.
DEMOCRATIC FINANcIBRING IN WISCONSIN.
The State of Wisconsin has Cor did have) an
immense school fund.- arising from sales of
public lands, which the Democracy have
shamefully plundered for party and private
purposes. This was particularly the case I'M
der the Barstow administration, and the ex-
posures which have been made of democratic
abuse of trust in connection with the school
fund, which has always been in Democratic
keeping, have doubtless contributed largely
to secure the success of the Republican party
this year. Hundreds of thousands of dollars,
it is alleged, of this fund, have been embez-
zled in various ways by the Democratic Of
hciais. One of these ways was exposed
week or two since by the publication of the
following letter from prominent Democrat
whose name is withheld, which was address,
ed to the Democratic Secretary of State, and
by some means, though marked 'private,"
got into the Milwaukee Sentinel.
Private and CONFIDENTIAL
DILGAuKIE Oct. p, 1857
Col. d. W JOnes-Dear Sir; The bearer, Mr.. -,
is old resident of Mil waukie-a sound and reliable
Democrat and friend Of yours. He wants to get a
loan from the School Fund, il there is any money
hand. lie is large contractor the Streets and las
in his employ about one hundred and if you can
let him have Bhe money it will be gool job and the
same me relieve from the necessity of paying him
for work which he has done for ami which, 10 these
pinchiOg times am unable to pay without extension.
The democratic ticket in this county, with the exep-
tion of Cross, will have about 5000 majority. Randall
will not get 1000 majority in this place Heub-
schmanu is with Everything looks well. De
and let have the money, and it will be mutual ben
eft. Very respectfully.
Comment upon such letter is unneces-
sary.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-11

AN ALARMING SPECTACLE see a sturdy
fellow with cigar in his mouth, which cost
as much as loaf of bread, following band
of music, and carrying hammer with the in
scription, "Bread or Work. - Neao York
Times,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-11
Private and Confdential.I

OPPosITIoN WANTED.-The Salem Register
says, in relation to the coming Legislature
lit is pity that the opposition are no
stronger in the Legislature. 1t is next to
impossible TO have good egislation, without a
strong and able opposition. Unfortunately,
there is not single Straight Republican
elected to either branch"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-11

THE PIONEERS OF FREEDOM IN KANzAs.--
Rev. Daniel Foster, well known in these parts
as an earnest and eloquent advocate of true dem
ocracy and the rights of man, will deliver lee
ture in this city on Friday evening. Mr.. Foster
has been for some months resident in that Ter
ritory, and his lecture will no doubt be both in
terestng and instructive
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-11
Bank Statement.

BosToN, Nov. 10 Capital stock ,S3i, $780,
coo +; loans and discounts, 800 $50 600; spe.
Gle, So 1887, 900; due from other banks, So
1850; due to other banks, 81, 295 900
deposits, Shafts, 800; circulation, S6,223,-
nm
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-11

CINCINNATI. Nov. l0.-Tne grocery store
OF John Hanitch, in Dayton, was entered last
night by burglars, who robbed the safe of
about 5000, and afterwards set fire to the
building, which, with its contents, was en-
tiIelY DESTROYED
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-11

The SALE or STocKs.-Judge Abbott in
the Superior Court, has decided that, viewed
as legal question, sales of stock made with
out the stock being in the possession of the
vender, are illegal and void. Boston Journal.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-11

SIGNoR GAJANI's LEcTuRB.-On Monday eve
ming. Siguor Gaiani lectured before tie young
ladies Of the Dread Institute and few friends
from the city. His subject was "Dante as Re-
former" His style, clear graphic, forcible, mark
ed by ''eminent gravity" yet enliyened with an
occasional humorous fash, was most attractive.
He avoids theorizing and speculation, presenting
facts as basis for principles, premises whose
conclusion his audience is left to deduce. The
patriots love of country speaks in every line.
The exile's fond yearning touched us most nearly,
while the reformers noble aspirations send the
blood with quicker flow to cheek and heart. Ga.
JAM and his compatriots are to Italy what Kos
suth and his noble allies were to Hungary. They
struggled for a common cause-not alone for
the liberties of their own land but tor the liber-
ties of the world. Gsjani was the youngest mem
Der of the provisional government Of 1913, and
served as an officer in the revelation of that pc
Rod. He came to this country in 1860, and was
most Hospitality received by Prof Silliman and
other distinguished Americans. Signor Gajani
has given parlor lectures in Boston, Providence,
New York, New Haven, &c He has also lee
tuned before the Lowell Institute, Yale College,
and other literary institutions, to great accept
ance. Should he give a public lecture in our city,
we trust he will be greeted BY an audience as
large IS his position claims, and his abilities de-
serve.
Its for us who wear the proud rights Of freemen
wruug for us from tyrants, to extend the helping
hand to men like these, who appeal to us with the
irresistible plea of the same faint hope for liberty
without The same glad fruition.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-11

READY MADE CLOTHING b FURNISHING FOODS,
Ever exhibited by this well known establishment, is
now offered to the public, and opportunity pre-
scented for making selections of garments of every quail
ity and style In MARKET including the various
elites Of the season, at the lowest possible prices
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-11

Prof. Spencer lee tured on "The FaIlacy Of
spiritualsm," to good audience, at Horticul-
tursl Hall, last evening, experimenting to illus
,rste his theory. He will lecture again tonight
at the same place.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-11

n the larger cities. diff SIS
The greatest preserVative Of beauty known TO mod
ern science Professor Woods Hair Restorative and
Cosmetic Among the most important features Of female
beauty a lu8urant head Of hair and fine complex
ion both Of which should be guarded sacred treasures
for either may be lost by neglect preserved by tn
of the above named article; delay is dangerous We SCI
dom undertake editoriay, 10 endorse what called
Chair Restoratives, knowing fu wen that the great
majority Of such preparations entirely worthless
Exceptions here are nevertheless and among these
have hestated to express conviction dat the
article known woods Hair Restorative entitled
to proud pre- eminenee. This article has told its own
stary in numberess instances 81 prematurey gray and
bald heads and the certificates in regard to its amazing
efficacy have been alike numerous, unsolicited and
phac. When Senators Of the United States and others
(of the highest standing socially and roitcay) openly
declare that Woods Halt Restorative' is all, ard
than all it preteuds be- do otherwise than
believe them The article can be had All Druggists.
See notice elsewhere -RahJoay Republican
Sold by all good Druggists d&w2w $50
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-11

LYcEUM.-Remember the lecture, tomorrow
evening, at Mechanics Hall, before the Lyceum
and Library Association, by Henry Ward Beecher.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-11

THEATRE There was not so full house last
evening as there should have been, but the acting
capitally well done III the several pieces per-
formed
Tonight will be performed "The Iron Chest"
"Good for Nothing and ACTRESS ofAll Work.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-11

ALBANY, Nov. l0.--Two bad breaks have
occurred in the canal, near Palmyra and
Newark. Several feet of the bank has gone,
and it will take five days to repair the dam
age.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-11

mir Banks" says the Boston Transcript, sis
the twentY-6rst person elected Governor of
this Commonwealth, and the second that has in
early life worked at trade. The Governors. for
more than two generations, were members of the
mercantile, legal, or medical professions. Mr..
Briggs was halter, and Mr.. Banks machinist.
The latter represents, more nearly than either Of
his predecessors, the great middling interest of
society. He has popular feelings and instincts,
and is, in the full sense Of the term, of the
people He has more varied and higher culture
than is usually supposed"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-11

0REERoUs ACT The Seventh Regiment Of
New York has presented purse Of one thousand
dollars to Corporal Lincoln Of the Marine Aral-
lery, Providence, who was severely injured while
firing salute in honor Of the Seventh last
summer, upon their arrival in that city, en- route
for Boston
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THE LATEST NEWS.

BY Telegraph 70 the W0rcesJer DAILY opy
By the American Telegraph Company's Printing Lines
Office in General Express Office, Lincoln House Block
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-11

More than sixty thousand of the In
dian population Of Bolivia have died Of tho
yellow feVeT.
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:. pa. 8. o. RIehnrslson,n

OFs "a u hIGbu EsRs0nSa
SHERRY WINE BETTERs
Is the best medicine used for Spring and SKINNER
conpain' ~ has been more literally patronzed than
ny UIeL ever established in this country 1t is the
same richardson's BitteFs whoh has restored 80 many
inYads to health throughout the New Bngland states an
ing the past thirty years.
n. B. r Beware Of limitations called Sherry Wine Bit
ters; me genuine have FAC smile Of my sienatpre mn
on Inc outer envelope For say by Druggists eyevbe
and At my Office, No 81 Hanover stYeet Boston
mahlO deoAS VII '''0''
Mothers, Mothers. MOGhcPs. AM o1D
nOhsE FOR CHILDREN Don't fail In nroc,,o NJ
Winslows Soothing Syrup for Children Teatb;o 10
no equal on Earth. No mother who has tined srs We
lows aooTHiSa SYRUP for Children wiA ever consent N
YET her chilli pass through the distressing and cycI
Rod Of teethng without the aid Of mis- inval,a M -
and cents, 1t is worth its weight in gold u'Na's
Millions OF Bottles IF Mrs Wins9wis shoyu,so a..
are sold every year in the United States
g., PRICE ONLY 20 GENTS A BOTTLE
&c s9a AZ pTqPLietor's prices, oy NJ GREEN & CO.,
SSo ~ sPoRh' and Druggists generally.
ap4z dSwsm
INsURA NOE AND COLLECTIoN
q + f / q r.
The subscriber has taken an Office at 1877 Nnsn
street Cup stairs and is prepared nego4 te iusur-
anees to any amount, 10 the best Mutual ami sock Com
panies also vii pay particular attention to he
OF accounts, collection of bills, DC. &c.
J. X. BANIsTER.
p.... 1877 Main st., Cup stairs.)
ioner' JOHN BoYDEs, ESQ, Exchange Broker. diff Jy2
$. M. PeItcnRilI s. ( O., NewBpaper and Adver
using Agents, are the Agents for the Spy and are author
Eeu 20 receive Adyl tsent ntg and subscrpons for na M
the same rates as required at this office Their reeipa
are regarded as payments. Their New England o1ce IA
at Boston, 10 State street "
Bnsh's COugh Cure Lozemges arc supsrtor
70 any other Medicine In the form Candy or iozen
ges for the cure Of Colds, Coughs HoarYness Asthma
Group, Whooping Cough, Sore Throat and all diseased Of
the Throat and Lungs $500
Prepared and sold at wholesale and RETAIL by BUSH
CO., "a Front street. deodtf ,rch5e
"A stitch in time Ofiimes smves mine.
was sungin ages He'd
Hair that's grny " checked TODAY U.
WIZ save hoary headl
Then haste, oh haste nor moment waste
u Will act just ike a charm.
y 10 glorious slui (this is no puff
Masons Alpine HAIR Balm.
FOR sale BY J. q. HILL, NJ. b GREEN 4 90 ma
NlD, SCOTT, CHARLES sIBLEY Gao. r. spttRR
and JAMES GREEN deadwea myi3
Gard Having disposed OF my buslness 10 NJ IA
r. ROGERS, who has been with me for the mast year
would most eheerluly recommend him as worthy M te
patronage which has been bestowed on me romv M
merouS lrends ond Patrons would return nna, sncar
lhanks for iheir abundant Avors, and would Inr,r,
mem mat shall remain for hp present with Mr. Rogcr
ana shall be pleased to meet them as formerly.
ou @. y. MANN.
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DAGUsnREoTi PES. - The subscriber would invite all
VINO Wsh Tor fetures IN any variety Of style TO cali and
examine ms pictures, at No. Is Harrington Corner
NJ b. In addition to what may be found AZ other
CONS IN the cry may be had the improved Ambrotyp ne
Phoostapns coored 10 oil colors, and the Milanovpes
wnc1 no oher Artists in the city have or can ha vel ma
they have not the patent right B. u, MAxInM Si "S
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-11

SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST A LANDLORD
The Providence Journal gives the following
account of the case of sutfocation at Central
Falls, H. l., mentioned in our dispatches
"Thomas Pinkerton, who owns house at
Central Falls, undertook to eject tenant On
Sunday night, the LIST inst, by stuffing the
chimney with hay and setting it on IRE, pro-
posing to smoke the family out, The tenants
wife, Bridget Mcintyre, died Saturday after
noon, from the fright and sufocating effect OF
the smoke. Pnkerton was arrested late Sat-
urday night, after mob had collected, who
wanted to deal with him in more summary
manner than the slow process of the law
would allow, but they ga7s way to the au-
thorities, and he is now held to answer"
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GREAT ATTRACTION
lNE PRICE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE


A. p. WARE < CO.,
168 and 40 Main street. nearly opposite Mechanics
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Boston MnrI,er-Nnr- o

BOSTON MnFket-Nov. 9.
FLOUR-The market is DUP, and prices are less Arm
Sales Of Western supeTfne at SIS So fancy at s5 75,a
90; extra at So 90 a per Dbl.
GRAIN-Cornis in oderate nemand. Sales Of Vel
Low at SSc mixed So SEC; white SAC per bush Oats
are in steady demand at 63o per bushe for Northern and
Canada Rye 90c per bush
Professionalism is dull. Prime at S17 a l8; mess
at 20 2 clear and exrh clear % 20 per Dbl cash and
mos Beef is quiet and prices nominal Lard is dull
saes IN bos at II l4c, kegs IA 15c per ID cash and
mos. Hams 1lI al2c for new, and IS Ia, for Old
per h., cash and mos.
To the Tax Payers.
TREAsURER's OFFICE, City OF Worcester Nov = 1857.
-Four per discount with be made on all Iaxea
paid on before
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER IA, 1857.
Summons will be issued November 25
Warrants will be issued December g.
- BY order Of the Ctr Council
GEO W. WHEELER, Treasurer and Collector
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LOCAL MEMS
Court of Common Pleas for the TriRI
of Criminal Cases.

Court of Common pleas for the Trial
of Criminal Cases.
TUESDAY, Nov 10.
Matthew Conlan, on en- appeal from the Police
Court of Milford, for keeping intoxicating liquor
with intent to sell the same, was put upon tial,
and the jury returned a verdict of guilty
John Stratton, on appeal from the Judgment Of
the Police Court in Milford for selling intoxoat-
ing liquor to Thomas Finton on the 4th of July
last, was tried and convicted.
Patrick Quinn, on appeal from the Judgment
of the Police Court of Milford, for keeping iu-
toxicating liquors with intent to sell the same'
retracted his plea and pleaded guilty.
Mary Arnold, on appeal, &c for selling intox-
icating liquors. was discharged, and the case dis
missed, in consequence of a defect in the COM
plant.
William Leonard, on appeal from the Milford
Police Court, on two complaints-one for keeping
intoxicating liquors for sale, and one for selling
was discharged for defect in the papers from
the Police Court.
Charles Gillon, on appeal from the Judgment Of
the Police Court of Milford, on five separate
complaints for selling Intoxicating liquors, re-
tracted his former plea and pleaded guilty.
Jonas Munroe of Grafton, indicted as a com
mon seller of intoxicating liquors, without IL
cense, was put on trial and found guilty
Edmund Quinlan, on appeal from the judg-
ment of the Police Court in Milford, for selling
Intoxicating liquor, was tried and found guilty
Same, on appeal from the judgment OF the Po'
lice Court of Milford, for keeping intoxicating
liquor with intent to sell the same, was tried and
convicted.
Robert Powers of Gardner, for being common
seller of intoxicating liquors, was tried, guilty,
and sentenced to pay fine of $50, and three
months in the House of Correction, and to re
main there till the fine is paid
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Gst 9a'lg Sqg,
!, EDNEsDAY, NovEM'R II. 1857,


The FIRST practical instance We have have had
Of The notification of the decision of the United
States Court in the bred Scott case, by any
State coart, was on Monday. in Boston, in the
case of The negro woman, Betty, brought before
Chief Justice Shaw on writ Of hsbeas corpus.
The venerable Chief Justic of our State court
seems, strangely enough in the opinion Of the
defenders OF the position Of Chief Justice fancy
and his slaveholding associates upon the United
States Supreme Bench, to entertain the idea that
negroes do s.possess rights which white men are
ound to respect" In consonance with this dis
sen, from the view of the national court, Judge
Shaw abridged the woSnan to be a free person,
by virtue Of her voluntary removal by her Gown
en- into free State. Judge Taney's decision was,
that such removal did not invaldale the claim of
STAKEHOLDER to h is "chattel"
C5mmsnting upan the slave case in Boston on
Monday, the Aduertiser of Tuesday well says =
"The most significant part of the case remains
to be stated Before retiring for the examination,
the learned Chief Justice Shaw had remarked
that in any event, it was proper that an entry
should be made n the records OF the court, to
shDw that the woman came into the State with
the consent Of her master and not as a fugitive
AID subsequently he stated that her return being
VOLTA ifaTy, she might at any time, even ten or
twenty years hence, in Tennessee, claim her fiee-
dom and appeal to the record of the Massachu-
sets court to substantiate the claim. The Chief
Justice was understood state this substantially
ss his own opinion Of the law as it stands, with
out giving it absolutely authoritative an
nouncement by the court; but even in this view,
ia such place, the expression becomes entitled
to the greatest weight, aud gives US strong
ground for entertaining the belief that the mon
strous doctrines said 0y some writer's to be sup
ported by the bred Scott de ison are not regard
ed as Law by the Supreme Judicial Court Of Mas.
sachusetts. That tribunal expounds the doctrine
that, except in tile single ase of tugitiUes VIII eh
is expressly mentioned in the Constitution of the
United States, the free air of Massachusetts, makes
free all men and women who breathe it and the
freedom which they have once acquired they can
never lose, even when they return into slave
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Governor WALKER's PoLICY.-As Gov
ernor Walker has gone one step towards rec
ognizing the rights of the people of Kanzas to
govern themselves instead of being governed
by others, he might now, we shonld think,
as well go another. 1t is notorious that the
existing laws of Kanzas, or what are recog.
nized as such, were passed by Legislatures
not a whit more entitled to act in that capaci-
ty than the persons in whose favor the late
rejected returns were cooked up. If Govern
or Walker wishes to complete the publication
of Kanzas by carrying out the principle Of
popular sovereignty, let him at once call the
newly elected Legislature together. After
having been SO long at the mercy of usurpers
and intruders, the people of Kanzas are GER
tainly entitled to have the speediest possible
enjoyment of laws of their own making. 1t
would be easy, also, in this way, to get rid of
the Constitutional Convention now in session.
The shortest way to end the matter would
be to repeal the act under which the Conyen-
ton was elected. Even the most unexcep-
tionable constitution coming from such a
source would be repugnant to the people
of Kanzas, who would naturally prefer that
the body charged with so responsible a duty
should represent the whole people, and not
an uncomfortable section OF it. At any rate,
Kanzas is at this moment suffering in many
other particulars under the incubus of border
ruffiau legislation, from which her people are
entitled to be relieved at the earliest possible
moment.-Neto York Tribune.
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Iowa ELEcTIoN.-All the counties Of Iowa
have been officially heard from except two small
ones. and the Republican majority is 1856 Both
branches of the Legislature are Repubhcan-the
Seoatr standing Republicans %, Democrats IA
Housed Republican Az Democrats 80. This Sc
cures he election of Republican United States
senator, 10 fill the place of Gen. Jones, Demo
crat. It is thought that Gov. Grimes viii be the
man. 1t will be good selection.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-11

MINNEsoTA-The st. Paul Pioneer and Dem
ocrat claims to have heard from the Pembina re-
gion and reports screen hundred majority there
for Slbley, Democrat, electing him Governor by
800 majority. 1t claims also 8 majority in the
Senate and in the House. The Times says
there cannot be 1870 legal voters in the Pembina
region. That dues moi prove, however, that
return may not be sent thence giving sibley zoo
majority. He viii probably get the certificate
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Suspensions.
Money Mnrker-Rioting.

DETROIT, Nov. lO.-C. & A Ives, bankers,
have suspended; assets said to be ample.