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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-17

SEVEN MEN SENTENCED TO DEATH ny A
MoB.-At Florence, Nebraska Territory, on
the twenty-ninth Of May, seven men were
arrested by mob, for what is called claim
jumping-that is, settling down on sections
of land already entered or claimed by other
persons. Thsy were tried at noon, by club
association, in the presence of the people of
the town, and condemned to death by hang
ing-a sentence which, settling properly
above human life, and property, too, of
kind which could not be carried off or made
way with, but must always remain within
reach OF the law, was an outrage upon JUS
ticc, and worthy only of despotic nations and
baroarous ages-a sentence which, under the
circumstances, every one who looks upon
human life as more sacred than 3 few acres of
wild land, must execrate from the bottom of
his heart.
Ropes were procured, and measures were
taken for summarily carrying out the SEN
tence. But there was an old gray headed
man there, pleading the life OF his son, the
staff Of lis agei and wives and sisters on
their knees, imploring in heart rending ac-
cents that their husbands and brothers might
be spared; and their tears and prayers were
not in vain. Although number of the
crowd persisted, in fiery speeches, to advo-
cate death, yet better couusels prevailed final
ly, and three of the offenders were liberated,
on the condition that they would confess
their fault, renounce all claim to the properly
which they had appropriated to their own use,
and promise to DO honest men in future.
The other four were assorted across the river
by body Of one hundred and fifty citizens,
and turned loose with the warning, expressed
In resolution, that il they dared to set foot
again on the soil Of Nebraska they would be
hung to the hrst tiee.-Bostoa Travager.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-17
Latest by TeIegrn phi from London.

In the House of Lords, on Friday, Lord
Stanley intimated, in response to several pc
titions for relief in the Merchants shipping
list, that government saw no reason for any
alteration in the existing law.
In the House of Commons, Sir Darlington
said he found that in the ordinary course of
things there would be little chance of his
bringing forward his motions on national ed
ucation, until too late period of the session
to permit of its being properly discussed
Unless he received some indulgence from gov
eminent. He therefore appealed to Parha-
ment to aid him by enabling the new Parlia-
ment to discuss so important subject
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-17

his seat amid unbounded applause. Then fol-
lowed sentiments, but we can only make room for
four of them
The CITY of Ne,g York.-The Commercial Empo-
rum of the Western world Connected with the
Heart of the Commonwealth by the iron bonds
which Yankee enterprise has laid; may this greet
lug which here tender to the representatives of
of her brightest institutions, prove that we
also connected by the golden bonds Of traterval
regard.
The FTrenlel of The City of Gothan.-Greetings
responsive from the breast of puritan New En-
gland, we offer from the {" Heart of the Old Bay
State.
Second Foreman Wildeyo of Oceanus No. II, City
Of Ne10 York.-Wad by name but tame by ma
ture, may his command continue to IcildLy rush on
even to the jaws of the devouring element, unit
FRitdey shall pass the order, f' Play away II.
The Firemea Of oar Sister City NeW York.
Their heroic deeds of daring; their golden honOrs
won for tie cause of humanity, glows upon the
pages OF history, blending harmoniously with the
achievements of our ancestors.
AT about nine o'clock the companies took up
the line of march to the Boston Depot, and forty
minutes after departed for Boston, loud cheers al
ternating between the two companies,
The machine Oceanus is truly most SPLEEN
did specimen of fire engine. 1t is painted in
the highest style Of art and embellished with the
richest gliding and carvings The running part
is of polished steel with an arrangement of the
axles. The whole is surmounted with a statuette
of Capt. Williams in the act of rescuing child
from burning building This was an actual
occurrence, and the child thus saved accompanies
the noble iremen who have adoptedit. All honor
to them. The Company consists of fifty-six men,
with heavy drab pants and coats, and red shirts
They are a hardy, noble looking set of men, and
look as If they were insensi BILE to danger in ht-
ever form it might appear.
Several gentlemen who had been invited to par
ticipate in the festivities were unable to be
present, and, among others, George NJ. Rice,
Esq, President of the Common Council, who ex-
eused himself with letter and sentiment.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-17

GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVALS seen by the ad-
vertisement in another column, the world re-
nowned and pre-eminent vocalist, Pete Morris, the
'modern Yorick " of the stage, ring, rostrum
and stump, will make his first appearance in this
city, at the City Hall tomorrow evening, accom-
panied by an unrivaIIed corps Of performers
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-17
New Hnmhshirs Matters.

CoNooRD, N. H., June l6.-Resolves were
introduced in the Legislature today, strongly
denouncing the bred Scott decision, as an at
tempt to usurp legislative functions of govern
ment. An act to secure personal freedom,
was also presented, giving all races and colors
the same rights as white citizens.
N q. ordway has been appointed high
sheriff, in place of Mr.. Milford, removed bv
address.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-17

HoLDEN.-At a meeting of the Republicans of
Holden, held at the Town Hall, on the 18th, ].
E. Cheney WIS called to preside and w. G. War
rem was chosen Secretary. The resolution which
was adopted at Worcester was read and adopted.
Waterman G. Warren and Charles Burnett were
chosen delegates to the State Convention on the
18th, and James C. Cheney and John E. Chaffin as
substitutes. The delegates were unanimously in
structed to vote for man for Governor who was
not known to be square on the Philadelphia plat
form.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-17

Boston, June l6, o'clock.--Mr. Banks accepts
the nomination of the Convention today, and says
he will announce the basis on which he accepts
by letter tomorrow.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-17

AccIDENT.-As W. A. Ayres of this city, con-
ductor on the freight train of the Worcester and
Nashua Railroad, was Stacking cars yesterday
morning about nine o'clock, at Sterling Junction,
his right hand was accidentally canght between
the 4" dead wood" and his two middle fingers bro
ken and badly crushed Mr.. Ayres has been on
the road for seventeen years, and this is the first
accident which he has met with from that source
He will be disabled from the use of his hand for
the present.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-17

It will be seen by the advertisemet, that the es-
ate of &. I, Martin, No. 20 Williams street, is to
be sold at auction on Thursday afternoon, une 49,
at two o'clock, by A. E. Peck
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-17

Great bargains in Dress Silks be had at No Me-
chanics Ball Building. Geo. P. Bryant Co. have mark
ed their whole stock of Silks DOM Read their adver
tsement
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-17

SoUTHBRDGE.-The amount of State tax assigned
to Southbridge the present year is one thousand
eight hundred dollars says the Press. 1t has also
county tax OF about the same amount, making
modest sum OF three thousand six hundred dollars
for State and County taxes. The people of the
town are discussing in the town meetings the mat
ter of opriating two thousand dollars for the
purchase of two fire engines.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-17

DAeUERREoTlPEs = The subscriber would invite all
who wish for Pictures in any variety style to call and
examine his pictures, at No. 16 Harrington Corner.
N B. In addition to what may be found at other
rooms in the city, may be had the improved Ambrope
Photographs, colored in oil colors and the Manotypes
which other Artists in the city have or can have as
they have not the patent right B. D. MARKHAM,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-17
A splendid variety of Flower Seeds.

splendid variety of Flower Seeds.
A Complete assortment of Gaoden Seeds.
A few pounds of Chinese Sugar Cane Seed.
The best prepared Family Medicines.
All the popular Patent Medicines.
choice variety Of Perfumery, &c.
May be found at M B. TREgN Il cos.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-17

There Is house in Worcester, from which
young woman disappeared about year since, and
the place has been haunted evay sinca that time AZ
that families cannot reside in it,--Swinrfeld
Repntiican. - '''s1'''S
me ao0ve y news 70 uI. Nobody here knows
anything about it; moro than that everybody
this way knows the whole story % NJ ma
humbus.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-17

Mrs. Emma Gillingham Bostwick the old favor
lite, is to visit us again; and we take much plea
surt in announcing the fact. She will sing in
Washburn Hall week from tonight. Few vocal
lists in the country have many friends and adj
mirers here as Mrs Bostwick, and we feel con-
fidence in assuring ker that she will have full
house.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-17

PATRIOTISM being the order of the day, in order
to afford all connected with this Office an opportu-
nifty to celebrate the deeds of our forefathers
by participating in the Inauguration of the Statue
of General Warren, on Bunker Hill today, no
paper will be issued from this office tomorrow.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-17
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Rssofged That this Convention representa- The Amer
lean party OF Massachusetts,, the declaration OF
It's unwayerng adherence to The principles in
the Springfield platform and will nominate and sho
port candidates for office those men only who endorse
these principles.
Resotusd, That we have observed with deep rov,et
and NUT condemn as mischeyous and wrong the ed IRIS
made during the past inter- aud at the pr sent time by
ce tain part to create division among the friends n
Freedom and Amer anism in Massachusetts and place
portion Of them IN false position, and that We will
Ritner countenanc part in or bear the res ponsi
billy OF any action Dding to that result.
ResofUd That the DEF at In the last Legature CT the
proposed Moment TO the State constitution requiring
q foreigners residence Of fourteen years this country
before permitting them T. rcse the right Of suffrage
accompll he'd by indirect and unworthy means for
partisan purposes and deserves the condemnation
of every patriotic and fair minded citzent
Res0tUed That the great increase in the annual ex
pentes OF the State G)veremsn mperativcly eures the
adoption OF pracca measures Il retrenchneBt and we
demand tnat tue State Government shall be admins tered
with the sctet economy consistent with the honor and
dignity Of the Commonwealth
kes0tDtd, ina; the proposed amendments 10 the con-
stutOn providing for the limitation Of f ure sessions Of
The satc legislature to hundred daysmeets With our
hearty approval.
On motion Of Mr.. Usher Of Medford, the
resolutions were taken up separately and sue.
cessively adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Usher, it was voted to 90
into an informal ballot for a candidate for
Governor, aud committee of i've was an
pointed to collect, sort, and count the votes.
While the balloting was going on, upon a
call of the Convention, Mr.. Gideon Haynes
Of Waltham addressed the assemblage, mainly
IN reply to the delegate from Wilbraham,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-03

VXTHEREAS the third day q, April, u, 1851
w Nicholas Gries and uoris Grcs ms wife execu-
ted unto Austin CorbD rs Trustee. certain Iced or
Trust, conveying To said Truste" IN. land III Clinton
County, Iowa, described AS follows, 10 VT: ttrip
Of land containing twenty (20j acres oil OF the east
eod lot one ~ Secu number seventeen
III AZ To snship number eighty sol north OF Range
l.uiD i've I5I -aet OF thu 3sh he tract Of
hea Esta he County IL - nj ami 81 ate of low.
described ol ows, TO wit the south wast quarter
oil the south west quarter OF ScctiJn number eiph-
teen Is Ia Township number eignty (sU) n,rIh of
Hang humber 90 east OF the 9TH whi, said
conveyance WAS by the ead N ich las and Doris
the purpose of securing the pay m mt OF certain
proissory note ana the interest thereon, signed BY
said Nichoas Cries dated The LIST day OF Ap.h, A D
1891 hundr, anu seventy ven dollars. pay
able six months from date, with mi per cent. inter.
est Aztec due, ~ thu Old oi stephen thompson.
And nov said having be duc and pa able
aud The SAID Nicholas 0ries having faiiei % pay
ths same, ,rruste. aforesaid iohere-
BY give pubic no.c.' ,natby virtue OIL power
which vested ny said de,d Trust, viii on
Saturday the 18Th Jay OF De- ID, 1851 AZ tie hour
u'ciocx The Afternoon OF said day the Court
House door la the city oi Davenport, expose and
for sale, At public auction 10 the high 81 biidcI for
cash, the parcels ot land above describes
thereof shall be sufficient to satisfy aud pay the
amount ot said notes. with the interest The the
day Of sale together viii the attending said
sale, costs OF Ills Iotoe and Trustees ices.
Upon the completion " such sale decd will he
gwen Ia with The stipulation Of said Deed
OF Trust.
Dated the 18th day OF November, A d, 1851.
AUSTIN COkBiN,
Noh20dts Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-03

vryunnR An On shc 18th day Of November, A D
" 1884 Theodure Zsnscn executed unto Claus
Iieenbere e Trustee, certain deed Of Trust con-
vnr % satd Trustee the land In Scott county lows
dessriDed - follows 10 Wit: part Of lot number
shfvc ~ IN block numbsr thirsy light t3s) In tn
cifv a davenport tnus undsd, oommencing at the
north east ca, of lot number three t3 aforesa,
running ,hence 0outh thirty six tss) fest. Tn nee
west tweuty (20) .se~t, thence Sou,A one Hundred
and Fvustesn (1tl) tees, theoce West four ~ fre
thence North nuy s0) feet, thence West sixteen TO-
fert silence NORTH Une Hundred tletj fe-t, theoct
Bass forty (lU) feet, " pscr OF brsnnins Will sa
conveyance made by tine said zeusen for the puf-
Pose OF securing the pasm-bt VI certain promi sofy
note ana the intrrst signed BY laid Zenssn
ninety dollars with inierest ~ the fate Vi Ten per
cent yer anuum payable after date " the ordsr OF
Otto klssen.
and nov said note having become due and payA-
lie and the sad Zensen sile TO pay the same,
AMI wh~res. n IN. refusal VI said birsnl~rg to ~
a. Trustee william Hansen has beth appointed by
the County Judge % scott County 10 act A.
Trustee, /, William Hansen, Iretter - Aforesaid,
d. hereby CIV. tnis pubic NOTICE. that by virtue Of
ehe power which II IN me vested by said d.ei 81
Trust, VIII, on Satordsy the i2-h day Il December
d, 1851, ~ the hour VI o'cio LA The forer Don
o said aay, IT the Court House door Ina the city oil
Davenport, e1pose aud oier for sale, al pubic auc
ton, 10 tne highest bidder for cash The parcel of
land ABOVE described. much thereof As shall be
suicient To satisfy and he amount OF "a note
with The thereon ~ the day 81 sale together
with expenses attending said sAi costs vi this
no,.oe and trustee fees. UpJn the completion OF
such ssle deed Will be given IN accordsns with the
stipulation VI said Deed u Trust
Dated the 18th day OF November, y, 1851.
WILLIAMSON,
uoyISdts TRUSTEE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-03

WHEREAS, on the 10Th day Of August. A. d
w 1887, David y. hancock executed un.o Frank
Plumer, Trustee, certain deed OF trust convey.
ing To said trustee th-easenod IN sotl coanty 10
va, described as follows to wit: All nosc portions
Of Lots six (6) seven "a and eight ~ locs forty.
two ll2) In tns cit, OF Davenport, with M buildings
thereon now known ans des gnated the 81. Claire
Horse, and The following articles OF pers Oh Al
properly; TO wit: - chairs, % bodsteads and the
bedding thereon and beds Deonsing thereto d ioup.
yes, = noling tables, small tables, x stands
looking glasses, co .Aipg stoves and furniture,
eomnon stoves parlor stoves, coal buckets ear
peis giass lamus, 10 tin lamps. y dog glass tum-
Disrs, dee. HALVES and forks IL d,z, plates
doz al hes, doz. teaspoons doZ tsrle spo,ns 3
sugar dishes cream mug ,3molas. es cups casters
and cru ST. ,8dok. Guns sauSeIst cwers
pitchers, coneo pots, sdeDoAru. clock. wa
tsr tank, counter and desk, tuba, q bucsets, 3
weshDsards. stable and back Kitchen On the prem,-
known ~ the St Carr Hous., al, the crooks
Jars pots, bowls, towels, table CLOTHS, aud ali Itaer
personal properly In said house, the said House
al the right title aud interest which the said Han
coca hAs the said house aud stable the sxme be-
Ing lcasehOd or years from the nrss day Of
August, 1sb1, which said conveyance was made by
the sAia Hancock Tor the purpose VI secal ing the
payment OF Two certain promissory notes, and the
inteses, thereon, sgnea by SAD Hancock, dated the
2Oih day or August, A. ID. lsb1, and payable fol-
lows one for the sum OF three h ndrsi ninsle and
~ lOO dollars, payable on tn 9th day OF eptemb r,
1854, 10 the orier Of Thomas AcGavran, t0ree hun
drei ana twenty six, and one for the sam % lOV
dollars, able the LIST day Of ecember ls51 TO
the ordsr OF said A,GAyran.
And now said first menti Toned note having become
due and payable, and the said D.vid .. Hancocx
having failed to pay the SANE Frank Plumcr, Truss
teeas aforesaid, do hereby give this pubic notice
nat sr ue u the power which Is III me vested BY
said dosd Of trust, will, on Thursday, the tin day
Of December, 4. D. 1851, at the hour If O'clock
IN tho afternoon OF SAID day At the court house door
IN the city Of Davenport, expose and oer for SALE
public auction the property atove described, or %
much thereof shall be sufficient 70 satisfy and pay
the amount u said note with the interest thereon
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-03
LEGAL.


w Hn1nAS on the iAsh day Of November, A D,
w 1865. Isnatius LANCER executed unto Austin
Cosbin TRUSTEE certain deed Of convey ing
TO sad Trustee the lands in D. OFT county Iowa, De-
)cribed follows, 10 Wit All Of lot uumeer sixteen
t16), and the west half OF lot number seveuteen %,
In Mischels rst addition to the CITY Of Davenport,
m descI ibtd upn the recorded plat thereof, which
saId conveyance Wss made by the said Ignstus Lam
ger for the purpose 81 securing the payment Of three
certain roissory notes anu the interest thereon,
sIgn by-ad pay able ~ The oAer of Nicholas
Tejervnry and dated the l4tb day Of November, d,
IS ~ Of which for the srm II forty dollars, dine
IN SIX months, one other for same sum du In Twelve
months and the third ior the Of eight hundr,d
and forty dollars, due In eighteen monthswith
est after NJ ten per cent.
And nov ss:d second described note having become
due and payable and the raid LANCER having failed u
pay tbs same, ], Austin Oorbn, Trustee -
aforssAid, At the request u said HejervAry, do
hereby give this public notice, that by virtue VI The
power which Ii In veetsd By SAID deed Of Trust,
Oil, on Wednesday the 23d day Of DeeenfSr. a d,
1851 at he hour CLOCK In the afternoon Of saa
day at the Court House door in the city OF Dayen-
port expo.e and sier SALE at pubic auction 10
the bidder cash, the parcels Of land above
describ, d, OF much thereof shall SUFFICIENT
satisfy and pay the amount ofsAid notes, with the
interest thereon " the day OF sale, gcthsr with the
expenses attending said SAFE costs OF this notie and
Trustee's ices. Upon the comIlstion OF such sale =
de ID III be given accordance With the stipulation
VI said Deed Of Trust
Dated the 2sih day OF Novembe T, D, 1897.
AUSTIN CORBiN,
Eovcs It's Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-03
Trustees Sale.

NYHEREAS on the LIST day Of March, A D. 1856
w DIR. lgnatius LANCER executed unto Austin
Corbin rs Trustee certain deed VI Trust, convey.
ing to said Trustee the land IN Scott county, Iowa
described AZ follows, ~ wit: A part Of The ,uth-
East quarter OF Sec ion fifa en- 5D in Township Sew
enty-Eght (7s) Range No Three ~ IA I, more mi
nuteiy described and bounded AZ follows: Commeu-
cnse Rhty sSouth from the Nortb-W cot corner of
the sad SO quarter, runnns thence east forty
(4O rode, thence south riy (4O) rods. en,e Yves
forty 40 rods thence North forty C0) rods to llac
OF oegiuntng contain ng ten TOY scres, which said
conveyance made by the said LANCER fos the pur.
pose of securing the PAYNE mt certain proms-
sorry notes and the interest thereon. signed BY sad
Lauger, pay able I, the order OF N jeivary dated
the Isl day Of March, ID 1856, one Of which being
for the sum OF III rtv-nine and 95l0O dollars psya-
BILE In eighteen months sitter date.
And nov said prom ssory note having become due
and payable, and the said Isnatius Langer having
failed to pay the same l. Austin Corbtn, Trustee as
Aforesaid do hereby give this public notice. that BY
virtue ofthe power which is In vested By said d. ed
Of Trust, will, on Monday the 18th day o. December
ID, 1851, at the hour Of o'clock in The afternoon of
said day. 1t the Court house door in the city OF Da
venport, expose and offer for SALE at public auction
10 tue highest bidder for cash, the parcel Of land
above described, so much thereof ~ shall ba sum-
Gent to satisfy and pay the amount OF said note With
the interest thereon - the day IF SALE together With
the expenses attending said SALE OF this notics
aud Trustees fees. Upon the completion Of such
sale . deed will be given in accordance with the
stipulation OF said Deed or Trest.
dated the 9th day Of November, A d. 1857
AUSTIN CORBlN,
NovI4dta Trustee.