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e. EOB SALE.
- LOTS ON NAIH-sT.
Q LOTS ON PLAEKRoAD.
90 LOTS ADJACENT THERETO.

All sltuatsd In ah@ nlat ~eiseA N " Ytshc----s-
End Addition 70 the
CITY or KBOKUK, IOWA.
vNuR6E Lon are hsautifully located about enc
! nile inside city limlts. biss-te By lAe. 81
upvayA. Psisss-1I7s - $3.50 sAsh oss-fouYth
cash, balance IN I, ; asd ysaS. Pr rssidesos q
spsslation they the MT bArgaies in this city
Tor sale hy ca. OlAOND,
fsb1s-dia KilSssrss's Block Aain q.
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RYosn 01UeV1ps
PRE6H lss al &c., 49, -
"A asrs. d MAuiil , As1!1seh 81
Jailed AEhAss = n
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Asss~ sWWO~ - WVsO 49, wy ~ -
$1,000.
NEw 0n0E 67oa8.-Nsssrs. Bell + War
Acid havs JET opsssd very nsas shos store
10 tAs roea fssnssly ossspied b y. D. Ra-
bich, % = stssss. TAsy AAvs sgood sssek,
and promise - cell jest y shssp asaay body.
NDosSlsaay . wilsos hsvs jsss rsesiv.
d sspsrb lot Of jswstEy. Whoever 10 dis
possd - isssss snail forsuas In very
small sanbW Of articles in their store on
Sssond-st.
KASsAs.-A sAaass 70 invssG n Kaasas b
the ed q god agasas y oahssA by Dr..
Thon - n. 0rinass who sss going 70 thss
lsad q premise
DsuAssoH PAaSy.-Thsss will b. . doas-
tios party given o. this (Friday) svssing %
the Rev. ]. @. Smith, q ChaGAaa Sqsass N.
:. OhsssA. We lsaes tAas : plsasast r.
union i sssisipaAss, 81 III sss invited 70
attsod.
We ass rsaaastsd = sAats tAas in sass shs
vsaahsr shssA b ~, plask walk will b
laid Iron 9ais stssss 70 10 Charsh up 7th.
BulIDIxes n Dusgegs, --TAs Esprsss ssd
HsvsSd psblishss statistical account, il
which \ go dsun ~ ssnbsr Of bsildinss
crested in Dsbsqss il he year 1856 10 b
500, ssAtAs go u ,ls7,l4S.
0rasnanes Ne. %.
An Ordiseoeo a0euding Ordnance No 90.
Be Il eraaiaed b. tho City Cosssil Of ths
City Ct Ksoknk;
Sea. /. TAAa ~ gssds Of ~ following
saasd seesses q Ne points specified bslev,
b. sstahlanAed @ follow:
~ ~ iatssssstioa Of Second ssd Concert
stsssss, q l4s fest shove the plane Of refer
snes.
At ~ istsrssstiea Of Blondssa asd Sixth
streets, . g n above The plane Of rsessnos.
AZ ~ iaAagsestios o. Johnsos ed Four
tseath sesssts, - LOT test abovs The plane Of
rsfesase.
Az ~ iatssssetioa Of Tenth and Pulteo
STRESS = lOl1 fsss above the plane Of ref
sfsnss.
AZ ~ istssssssios Of Fourth and H;ga
stres1e, q l26 fsse shove plass Of rsl@sass.
Al - intervention Of Second and High
strsses, = Isl fsst absvs ~ plsas Of rsf@-
enco.
Thas % nssA Of ordiaaass No. 20, - -
eAelIses - erads q The poists aforesaid,
Il hereby repealed.
Passsd nasea u, 1851. Mayor.
Ats4st b. 8. MRRRlAM. Oissk.
=
ANN0UNCEMENrs.
0-Ths vsAsss = ~ ~ A.its Of IL ~ Ward
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Advertisements sAoald b handsd In BY 1
O'Clock, :. +, 70 insare isssrtiea The nsx,
.ornias, sslsss ~ srs vsry sAsys.
No tsansiat s6vsetissmsnss will bs insert.
"a unless paid Tor b sdvauos.
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wi tor Of the system Of making shirts to measure,
who for fifteen years hes done business for the
Broadway trade, formerly No. Astor Honse,l has
opened rooms door west OF the Postoitice, on
johnson street, up stairs She - prepared TO axe
cute, with promptnsss and dispatch, orders fos
Shirts, Collars, Robe dc Chambers, Ladies and
Children's Dresses.
Parties furnishing their own materials will be
honorAbly dealt with.
Ladies' Basquss cut and bAsted in . superior
manner A FIRST rate Miliiner, particularly in all
braid work, bleaching, ETC., In attendance.
/, NIB. ToGentiemen Mrs. b. having been Gem
PEELED to make Laundry arrangements for her own
business, she Is able to take he washing Of nun
OF gentlemen. All goods sent for, and the ne
eerssry repairing such buttons strings, &c done
Once "A above. febl0-d
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JOS. 81. ~. 1ERTRAM,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
DDOk En-,
OFFICE, NO. ., KILB0URNR's BLOCK,
~ AS Tor Sale 30 beautiful Lots la d. WIKI.
1 bourne Addition.
From any Of these Lots the prospect from. and
the view around the city, is dslightful.
They are ell near or adjoining
KILBOURNE PARK"
And no other Lots in the C.ty can be more desirable
for residences.
Blsck l76 In the oldlimits.
90 Feet on Aaiust.. between 9Th and eth.
Lot :, Block ~, on Biondsau-st.
90 Feet In Block eel, ON AAin-st., between 10th
and lth.
- Feat on Aain-st., commencing loo feet from
10Th street.
20 Feet on ltA st., In Block IS, . very desirable
Building residence.
Also, Lots in Edward kilhourne's y. Addition.
f. nnAs-Lew, and very Easy Psynsnts.--
TOT farther particulars enquire 1t the above oles
jaa36d
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NEW SCOT AND shoe STORE,
No. 81 Msin-st., near Ogdens Bookstore, Ksosak.
TusT received, and now ready for sale, anew and
al large assortment If Boots and Shoes. Those
wishing to buy win hnd IL for their interest TO call
and examine our goods, shall sell At prices 10
suit purchasers. Call and see NJ.
ianIOd j. b. klMbALL co.
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NEW MlsIC

yXyEhave just received. by American Express, the
w following New Music
so copies "WiIlies welcome home," answer to
"Wiilie we have missed you
80 Oh, let me die in Spring time.
SO Gentle Annie, BY stephen Foster.
30 Carry me home To die.
ianfl PATRICK 4 GROUSE.
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KASsAs.-A eAanes 70 isvsse II Kaasas By
the I'D - god agasas b o0sssA BY Dr..
Thon 80 n. 0rinass who sss going 70 tAAs
laad q premise
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ARsivAIs.-Jsaaais Deans, Brasil, Jaas
Lyos, Die vssses, Regulator, Assssagss,
and ". Z. 1wsne.
Ths siv~ y falling slowly, with seAnt
three Ssst On ~ rapids. weather warm and
pleaeaat.
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81 CSey Lsts ter sale
In DIAOND'S ADDITION. Terms--i-6 eash !;
balaaes In four Year.. These lots ere beautifully
situated on the blsH. near urasd Avenue, ana con-
mand . &ns view Of the riv,r. plat If the ssms
nay b seen at the once OF q. X. binond, 10 Xii
bourne's Bl1sk, Msln-st. ffshle.dtf
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Hickey = II !! I son
RIAL u6rArE
AND

INvEsTIN0 AGENTS,
TAisA stress, Ass. Maas 4 JsAnsSs
OFFER FOR SALE
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ere LYMAN
OFFERS HIS SERvICE6

OTTO LYMAN
OFFERS HIS 6ERVICE6
70
Post 0ook = , ulYoA,
s1fTLu uF AND Gloss hooks.
7s eegy 1eeoels, nd al kinds er Writta0.
DAkIICULA1 attsAtion Will - given 70 IL
i Cellsstingef Notes.
O1v1cu = Wed Glrihlsn's Drusstors, Isl Main
street, ~. ~ and ~.
ksSsn1scss.-D. whits. !. ksddiek, Wm. KuA-
dick. !. :. Hart, We'd Gtsiblsu. [nshS-aln
TKxSH 5fIkIf CAD = g Dr1csors q
i WtLKINo0M NAkSHALL,
feb47-d Corner Main and Sd sts..
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NuaAk Kettles iron, y to ~ gallons Ovens an1
~ Lids odd Lids Skiiiets and lids, assorted cas-
Iron Tea Kettles Japaned Trunks PUDDING and
Nice Mouids scollop~d and plain Cake Pans les
CAaistsn, qusre and round, assorted Lard Lamps
iin ware and Stove Pps. House, sheet iroa and cop
per work done yrompfiy, In the very best manntr.
septlJd CUMoIOCk 4 BkU1HEk6.
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OE8ISoObU1UR NOHuC0s
sINHE undsrsignsd have formed . eo-partnsrship
for the parposs Of tsAssseting the Dry Goods
hasil4s. Under The OF Chamberlain ! Thatoh-
o.. The principal plAes VI bssinsss beag this city
atths stsse formerly ossupisd by N. n. Chamber
lain, n Kilbosrns's block. Co-partnsrhp 70 date
from February Let. 1857.
NJ. N. CHAMBERLAIN,
q. Q. THATCHER.
kookk, March 10, SID
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DIRECT IMPORTATION
aARWARF AND CUTLERY

.. ~. & n r r e =
IMPORTERS AND Wholesale DEALERs
! have In store, and ars rscisvias thsir supplies
for the spring trade direct frem tie max err. which
they eesr to cash and pronpt tims-bayen on IL
vofable terms. The Stock boing unusuaily large
they eoahdsntly solieiton examination VI the sane
1eb35-dAw SWAN. TUCKER.
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BunsIxes ~ Dusgegss -Ths Esprss sad
Herald psblishss statistical account, il
which \ 80 dsun ~ nsnbse Of bsildinss
crested in Dsbsqss il he year 1856 TO b
500, asA ~ sesl u ,lS7,ll
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DeuAs1oH PAnsy.-TAses will b doas-
tioa party given % this (Friday) svssing 70
The Rsv. J. O. Smith, q Chasha. Sqsass N.
:. OhsssA. We isaes tAas pleasant re-
union y aaAisipaIsS, ssd III sss invited 70
attsod.
We Ass reqaastsd - etats tAaa In sase The
vsaaAsR sassh b bad, plask walk will b
laid Iron 1aia stssse 70 he Charsh up 7th.
DuIInlMes n pueuogs.-Tha Expraaa ard
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O. i. D11G01GD.
NOTARY BLIC AND
Real ksssse snA ssssranee Assss,
KILLBoURNEs BLOCK,
Moia Street, bsi. Stcomd and Third,

RsAL ksvALs AsESCv .sties lar attsAtion paid
teths psrsa.siAg and selling Of City Lof., Houses
and Lands Of every description.
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- mAwuv- 1AyiOa viii ~ u indspsnAsnt
sssdtdaaa fas ~ 49, oe Mayer ~ Ne next 49,.
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Fer sale ~ = WaS9o10.
a N eligible bulAng lot 70 fest frost, or lees q
IA the .opttoa Of ths purchaser. Said lot u on
high ground, and viii - sold cheap II applied for
e0On.
Tsvns; Absat sash the balaacs In easy psy-
nsats. Inqaifs Of the andersignsd, corner 81
vranklis and 18th sts. P. A. ukMsTON.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-09
PENNSYLVANIA Lea;.In,ure.

HARRISBURG, Oct 8.-The Speaker this morn
ing announced the names of the special commit
tee Mr.. Humma is Chairman. The committee
contains the strongest men on both sides of the
guesuon-seven Democrats and six Republican,
Mr.. Heistad's free banking law was called up,
but the House refused to consider it.
The Senate resumed the consideration of the
bill concerning the banks. While the FIRST sec
ton of it was pending, Mr.. Wright renewed his
moton to strike out the provision authorizing
the new banks to receive payment for stock i5
notes of other banks. The motion was negatived
by u to 90
The House, after debate, passed resolution
for committee of six to report on the causes of
the present financial crisis. The committee con-
sists Of three Democrats and three Republicans.
The House then adjourned till tomorrow
In the Senate an amendment fixing the first
day of July, 1858 for redemption, was defeated for
an amendment fixing the redemption for January,
1853, With a proyiso that the banks be allowed to
charge seven per cent. for loans one per cent, of
it to be paid to the State, were debated, and f.
nally negatiYed by vote of 10 to %.
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LOCAL NEWS
temperance Convention at FitchburE

Temperance Convention at Fitchburg,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SESSION.
The meeting Wednesday evening was large and
interesting. The large hall was crowded in every
part. Every seat was occupied. The aisles and
galleries were full, and even the standing places
were all occupied.
After the call to order by the President of the
evening, song was sung by select choir, which
did great credit to their musical skill and taste.
Prayer was offered by Rev. Mr.. Tilden of Holden.
after which several committees were appointed,
which, for the want of space, are omitted.
Rev. DR.. Haven Of Boston was introduced as
the first speaker of the evening, and proceeded to
make an interesting speech. He said that the
temperance cause rested on Christianity and hu.
manity-that the cause was progressive, and was
certain of final triumph. His temperance, be
said, was-lst that alcohol was poison Dis
TILED Iottenness was poison. This poison has
wonderful charming power over our race and
should be prohibited by Law. We need moral
power legal power, energy, earnestness, and
well-educated public opinion.
Rev. Mr. FolgramEof Framingham made the
next speech, and showed himself thorough,
earnest, hearty workman in the cause,
Mr. Sinclair made one Of his very best speech
es. For one hour the vast audience was en-
chained by the eloquence and power of the speak
er. The speech abOunded with interesting facts.
After the speaker had finished, permanent
organization of the Convention was announced:
Presidential H. Twombly, Esq, Of Boston,
Vice Presidents-Rev. E. Davis OF Fitchburg,
W. R. Stacy of Boston, Rev. G. B. Perry Of
Groveland, Deacon Hicks of Littleton, Gen. Asa
Rowland of Conway, DR.. Henry G. futile of
Salem, Moses Weller of Boston, N. c. Martin of
Milton, Benjamin Snow of Fiichburg Rev. Hor-
ace JAG es of Worcester,
Secrt taries-B. w. Williams Of Boston, Rev.
Mr.. Folgranl of birmingham.
The President was conducted to the chair, and
made few appropriate remarks, and the evening
meeting was closed.
This was certainly of the most successful
temperance meetings that has been held for
years. It reminded one of the good old Wash
ingtonian times, when heart beat to heart, and
all were fired with zeal for the cause.
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Nev York Monernrr Annira.

NEY York, Oct. s.. Today has been the
gloomiest yet, in the money market. and a gem
eral dependency seemed to pervade all classes of
business men. The announcement of the failure
Of Bowen McNamee, George Bliss, and vii.
liam g. Lane & Co.-three of our most promi-
nent houses-added not little 10 the respondent
feeling. Stocks declined in the morning some
falling off quite largely. A delegation Of Albany
bankers was in the city, trying to make with our
banks and capitalists some arrangements for
bringing forward the large masses of produce now
lying at the Lake ports, but they were unable to
effect anything.
The Sheriff today took possession of the books
and papers of the Milwaukee and Mississippi
Railroad, at the suit of the President of the Mil
waukie Bank. The notes of the Central Bank.
BroOklyn, are discredited
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct Sc p MA mass
meeting of the business men of the city, to con-
slider the financial difficulties, held this after
noon, at which there large attendance, not
wlthstanding the short notice Mr.. McAlster
presided, and made speech, attributing all the
present difficulty 10 the New York banks in first
expanding to the amount of seven millions in
thirty days, and the contracting twelve millions
IN two months. He advocated general banking
law, and the banks to be required to have one
dollar In specie for every three of issue.
Numerous speeches were made representing
the distress existing in the community, and urg-
ing renewal of public confidence in the banks
as the only relief Of hundreds from bankruptcy
and ruin.
OF the meeting, were adopted, and a memorial to
the legislature, embodying the sentiments of The
resolutions, was signed by those in attendance
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LAWRENCE, STONE, & Cove are inform
ed, on the bsst authority, that Messrs. Law
renee, Stone, & Co. do not owe any debt for
business of their own that all their liabii-
ties have been incurred for the four manufac-
turing companies of which they are agents.
and which were doing profitable business.
If these companies can have few months
to wind up their affairs, they will pay all their
Indebtedness, and have all their real estate.
machinery, and personal property feft olear of
incumbrance for their stockholders That's,
they have business notes, goods on hand,
aud IN the process of manufacture, sufficient
Is pay all their NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IrapeE-
ler
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JUSTICES TRrAL-Arrest Of Counsel for Con.
tempt Of Court, and subsequent Rescue Of Same.
Thu plaintiff in this case was Michael Ferguson,
young man who was at work for John Rhodes,
manufacturer, in Millbury and the defendant
Samuel Corbrn, foreman for Rhodes, who has
charge Of Hhodes's mill 1t appeared that Fer
guson, after being turned off, went back two or
three days after into the factory, to Corbin, and
demanded his pay. Corbin told him to leave the
mill. Ferguson refused, and Corbin took hold of
him aud carried him out Of the mill, whereupon
Ferguson turned round and pinched him. Fer
guson was taken before Justice Paul, in Millbu-
~. and fined So and costs, for assault and
battery.
Furguson then applied to A. G. Randall, ESQ.,,
who, at his instance, issued a warrant against
Corbin for assault and battery on Ferguson,
when Corbin was tried, found guilty, and appeal.
ed. Justice Randall also put Corbin under $500
to keep the peace, and made writ returnable be.
fore G. A. Holbrook, Esq, Of this city, in favor
Of Ferguson, against Rhodes, for F.'s wages, and
the case was tried on Saturday last before Jus
tees jury, who gave judgment for defendant.
At this point, Justice Holbrook made writ
returnable before Justice Randall in favor of Fer
guson, against Corbin, for damages, assessed at
$50, for assault and battery, and the Gaze was
tried yesterday in this city. G. e. Pratt, ESQ,
was counsel for plaintiff, and w. W. Rice, ESQ
for defendant. Ferguson testified that he went to
Rhodes first about his pay, and that Rhodes re-
ferred him to Corbn Justice Randall instructed
the jury that corbin made an assault upon Fer
guson, that he had no right to put him out Of the
MILL and that the only question was, how much
damages to bring in. The counsel for Corbin told
the Jury that Justice Randall had been the paid
counsel for Ferguson, and that thus they might
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-09

DR.. DUPONCO's GOLDEN MONTHLY PILLS FOR
FEMALES. The combination of ingredients in DR.. Du
ponco's Golden Pills. are perfectly harm less They bsvs
been used in the private practice of old Dr. Dupon.
CO. for over 80 years. and thousands OF ladies can ties
ty to their great and neYer-aiing success in almost
every case In correcting Irregularities relieving pain
uL and distressing mensruation, particularly at the
change Of life. From five ten Pills will cure bak
common yet dreadful disease the Whites Nearly every
lady in the land suere from that complaint The above
fl mas permanently cured thousands and will cure you
nyou use them They cannot harm you-on the contrary
they remove all distractions nature to its proper
channel and nVigorate the whole system Ladies' whose
health will not permit increase OF family will find
these Pills sure preventative, For particulars see d
recons on the box Price $and will be sent to ladies
eonhdentlaiy, by mall BY enclosing 81 to either of the
following general agents for Worcester GEO r. SPJRR
20l Main street, AMES GREEN, III BIanstree DAVID
SCOTT 25l Main street. of Mechanic street; Also
by l. b. Choate, kichburg O. Oantrel Son. Danielson-
vile, Robert Geer, Norwich Balch son Providence
Weeks Potter, Boston, A. b. Il D. Sands New York
A. A. Burditt Clinton, Mass.
See the signature j. DUP0HCO is on the Box none other
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The Northern hills are blazing,
The Northern skies are bright,
And the ia young West is turning
Her forehead to the light

Now the banners of emancipation wave be-
meath the Southern skies. Cassius Nj, CLAW
"calls the battle roll anew on ''the dark and
bloody ground of his native Kentucky. St,
Louis pronounces for emancipation, and sends
her chlvalrous Blair to represent the interests
OF her laborlng men in the national councils,
and her gallant Brown to summon Missouri in
her halls of legislation, to join the sisterhood
of free Commonwealth.
The cause of equal, universal, and Impair
tai liberty In America is ndissolubly blend
ed with the cause of human liberty and hu-
man progress everywhere. Its triumph will
be hailed and applauded by mankind everv-
where and through all coming time. The
events OF this great struggle for the overthrow
Of the privileged class and the ultimate eman.
cipation of race, will pass into the enduring
history of the country. The eye will elisten
and the heart throb over the bright and glow
ing pages of that history which shall record
the acts in the great work which the proyi-
denee OF God has assigned to the young men
OF this generation. Let then the men of the
North; aye, and the free but faithful men of
the south, to whom has been entrusted the
radient and glorious banner of anti-slavery in
America, iuly comprehend the magnitude,
GRANDEUR and dignity OF the work assigned
them.
Let them realize that the eve of God ;s
upon them-that future generations will scru.
tinize their motives and pronounce Judgment
upon their acts, when the passions, preiu-
dices, and interests of this age are hushed
forever. Let them realize also, that the ul.
innate triumph OF the great cause can be has
tened or retorded-perhaps for years-by the
advocacy OF friends as well as by the resist
anee OF enemies. Let them, then, while they
cherish profound reverence for humanity
an inextiaguishable love for the rights Of
man, and ever act with answering fidelity to
these hallowed convictions, cultivate gem
erous and expansive patriotism that knows no
lines OF latitude, or VI longitude, or points of
the compass adopt prudent, wise, and
practicable public policy that shall demon-
strate to the American people their capacity
to take care Of the varied, multiiarious, and
vast material interests Of the nation, and so
administer the government as to protect and
defend the interests, rights, and honor of tho
country, in peace or in war, Lot them so
act that the historic pen which shall trace the
acts in this great drama, shall record for the
study and admiration Of oil after times. that
the young men Of this age, in Massachusetts
in America, were animated by lofty motives
aims, and purposes, aud governed by wise,
comprehensive, and patriotic councils-that
living and dying. their hearts ever throbbed
with an intense and vehement passion for the
liberty, the renown, the unity, and eternity,
Of the Republic
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Not the least interesting feature in the ex-
hloltions in this region, this Fall, has been
Gov. Gardeners insurance commission, which
was present at the muster in Northampton,
and the horse exhibition here. We are al.
ways glad to see these gentlemen around, be-
cause 1t shows that they are diligent in their
business, and are looking, among other
things, after the interests of the State Flo.
IA Temple has beaten in three straight heats,
but Lancet is the best horse, and is sure to
win at the November races Springfield Re-
publican
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MONEY MATTERS IN New ORLEANs.-N
Orleans, Oct. S.-Money is tight. First class
paper with IL 4 per cent. a month. No
failures here of consequence There is no
money for exchanges, and no movement is
possible until Sterling Exchange can bring
cash in. The New York banks, however,
are extending every facility to our factors,
and things are comparatively cheerful
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-09

SIT IS AN Ill WIND" &o.-The bank no.
taries had their hands full of paper to protest
on Saturday last. We have heard OF banks
that had from fifty to one hundred and fifty
notes lying over after three o'clock. Upon a
moderate calculation there must have been
two thousand five hundred notes protested
for non payment on Saturday. And yet the
great bulk of the bills payable was met with
unexpected promptnass,-N Y Mirror.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-09

MONTPELIER, VT, Oct. 8.-The General AS.
sembls of Vermont convened here today. The
House harmoniously organized by the choice of
George L. EdmOnds of Burlington, Speaker, and
George r. Thompson. Clerk In the Senate,
CLARK H. Chapman of Ludlow was elected Seere.
tary, and Rev I. M. Shelton of Montpelier.
Chaplain. The Governor will deliver his message
tomorrow