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W. c. McNAxWY AZ co.

NJ. 4. McNAtNN ~ "a.
RECEIVED THIS DAY By ENPREss,
100 DoZ- Airxander's ND Gloves;
l<O 10 dsz Extension :. :. Skgts hie a cold;
10 cartons DuesAs, new styles;
10 do. Nousiin de Chene.
3 do. New style stella shAwls. for carly Spring;
500 Pigue Cellars and Sicryes, styles;
Craps Collars and Sleeves, do
Breakfast Czps, do;
iilscn C4pes and Bcrtbes, 60;
Our Alr NcSalry in the Eastern eliies, and NE
wili be getting New Goods every few Gays du ng TIE
and salcn call frcm our ff1rnfs ana be Peo-
be generally X C. neNAIRY co.
Inarlo-u
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NOTICE.
NOTICE ExTRAORDIN.RY.

,R0M and after this date will require the cash
IL delivery for all retail sales. We are forced to
adopt the cash system account of the labor and loss
attending collecting and, we intend adhering
strictly To this rule, hope no viii be disappointed
or offended the article ordered is taken back where
payment is not made before delivery.
march25-1w J. +. BAUMAN & co.
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-HESSMEN

vNToOD, Ivory and jet Chessmen and nominec<;
w with all styles and sizes OF bach gaSniun Boards,
just received and for sale by
Jan. l2-u J. IL McGIII-
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Annie Trees,
Oueeusware. Bohemian Ware. dc.

| lot Of eholo, Apple Trees Jusi bard aud for
n sale by nebiSl BESJ. , SHELLS
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DIR. LlVINGSTONE'S GREAT WORK on AFRICA.
The Great Discoveries of the Age.

just ready, with Two Maps by Arrowsmith; por-
trait on Steel and so superb illustrations, one volume
Price So so.
Missionary Travels and Researches in South Afri-
ca, including a sketch Of Sixteen Years Residence in
the interior of Africa, and journey from the Cape of
Good Hope TO Loando, the West Coast; thence
across the continent, down the river Iambes the
Eastern Ocean. BY DAVID LIVINGSTONE, LID, d.
C. L. Just received by F. HAGAN,
feb5- n Market Street.
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Time Sale of Groceries
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BY
M n " NJ 4 - ~ o..
oar w. HI. Gordon g. Co.'s Warehouse
On TUESDAY, MARCH THE 3Oth viii offer for
" sale at Auction at W. II. Gordon & Co.'s Ware
house:
$50 hhds New orleansSu- 200 bxs sup. Corn Starch,
gar, all grades: new article:)
200 bags Rio Coffee; 1000 bbis. Rectited whis-
$50 bbls Molasses; ky; various brands.
$50 half do. loo boxes Soap:
200 boxes Star Candles; 500 dog. Painted Buckets;
600 half do. do: 100 nests Tubs:
With many other articles; 500 kegs Nails;
These goods will be offered in large lots with liberal
privileges.
TERMS.
All under $500 cash: over $500 and under $1,000
IS days; $1,000 60 days, for approved endorsed
notes payable in Bank. HARRIS & CO.
y DT7IONA L
We VIII also offer on "A credit OF four months
punch. pure Jam. Rum; . hf-pps signet Brandy
pipe pure Holland Gin; or. 4" A
half pipes Domestic Brandy.
mAr-22td HARRIS 4 co.
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yfT0ULn take tn1s 1eihd ~ inlgrrpis 1hsE fFie1as
w and kAe pzble rensFaLis thai thsy are new 70
cessns al theH siore, slka - Tia L3U< 4 E0fEIAE
large ana vel assorted ssck q - loreKosng ara
cies, ezsbHsc1g essFysA-zg uszsily ksp9 fhsF lne
al q xhsch eoazEs fsesA zna n sks s.zlers
esErs expressly fpF lha S4sAsiile trade.
ffzase ~hs s4zf l..re End Ffe<A DTaxs aa4 Meet-
c1es sili a xell - Esxs them ezii.
z. s.-Ffezcrif@,ons Re4tiy and aecurslety eoza-
Pesads4 a Al hosrs ~ axp<rs<.csa rrssrrspaa1xzL
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Shirts and Collars.

TUSr To hand another invoice OF Shirts, which We
- warrant TO be superior in every way, and 70 az
better than any other style, with without collars
preferred, for sale low by
feb5-u j. H. MCGIII.
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Byron and Standing CoIIars

LIVERY variety and size Of Byron and Standing
Il Collars, and few latest style Standing Collars,
received and for sale by
feb5-u J. II. McGILi-
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W AMI Il h.

pY young single woman, just arrived here from
ID England, a situation as House Keeper, maid of
ali work. in private family. No objections in going
TO the country to take charge of a Dairy. Apply
through the Post Office, for six days, at Box 573.
Nashville Mar Do
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1lfw Aourrtisemfnts.

CSlI III IVd IS
OF Ladies' Misses and Children'S Wear.
AIDES superior stitched calf kid Congress Caters
IL % Italian cloth Laced Caters, with and with
out heels t
Ladies' fine kid Congress Boots
&c GO 90 thick sole &c heels.
/" &c s' thin sole &c heels
Misses lasting plain and tip'd Caters
90 kid pump beet Boots
Chldren's goat, kid and French Morocco Boots thick
and thin soes
Children's Kid Boots, small sizes, a great variety.
Received by JOHN RAMAGE,
march2+f AZ College street
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NEW DRUG STORE.
IA n J. wEns- no n a. K sSSS-
WELLS, HOOPER 4 CO.,
vEoLEsAIE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN

Drugs, Medicines. cheni-
Gals, Paints, vsrnishes. Ola.
Dye-stafa. Brushes Of AL
kinds. Perfumsry, Fancy ar
tieles, Fine Wiaes and Ii
quors. Cfor Medical purpos-
e.. Fine Cigars and Tebao-
co. Scotch and MaceAbey
snam, ke-. &c. No. n esdl
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Chancery Court at Nashville.

SOO BUSHELS Seed Oats for sale by
,JOO p. & G. ANDERSON.
MARIO. No. As 4 AZ, College Street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-02

George A. Bancroft, hailing from New
York, visited Providence last week with the
pretended intention of establishing broker s
office. He hired four different offices, set
painters at work to put them in order, OBJ
tanned large lot Of stationery, and got mea-
sured for costly garments at several tailoring
establishments, when one individual who
was sharp enough to read Mr.. Bancroft 8
character, openly denounced him, and he lett
town in such a hurry that he disappointed
the police, as well as his other friends.
A vessel which arrived at Baltimore few
days since, with cargo of rum, has, with
her cargo, been contiscated by the collector,
because the rum was i'll casks OF only sixty
gallons capacity. The revenue law provides
that splrituous liquors, with the exception of
brandy and arrack, shall not be imported in
casks OF less capacity than ninety gallons
The vessel and cargo are valued at $40, 900.
The conslgnees contend that the consgnors
and captain were ignorant of the law which
was passed in 1873.
The hardest rap the spirits have received
for some time is the very inconsiderate arri-
val home in New Bedford last week of a
young man who was believed to have been
lost in the wrecked barque Wade ten years
ago. For long while his afflicted COVER
nor" has been conversing with him in the
spirit land, the last message, through a medi-
um, being to the effect that " he was among
the saints, and crown of glory was await
ing his father -
Pennsylvania has six full foreign missions
Mr.. Dallas to England, Mr.. Reed to China,
MIR. Chandler to Naples, Mr.. Buckalew to
Ecuador, Mr.. Clay to Lima, aud ]. Clancy
Jones to Austria.
The sum of $2,7l3 has been subscribed in
New York Tor the relief OF the yellow fever
patients under the care of the Young Mems
Christian Association of New Orleans.
The alleged fraud on the Russian govern
ment. discovered by astronomical measure
ment, is stoutly denied by Mr.. Winans oil
Baltimore, one of the contractors for the ST.
Petersburg and Moscow Railroad.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-02

appointment merely sop to foster child Of
the party. He young, and in probate prac-
tice inexperienced, consequently had to rely
SoneaohGt upon those who had charge of the bus
ihess of the Probate Office. l found that he,
like other men. needed aid, which l was happy
to render him, even if it did give additional
weight to the burden Of my duties. Did he ever
remark, shat as he was to hold the office for so
short time. it was hardly worth while for him
to post himself upon probate law, or to that ef.
feet Did ne, in very many instances, refer per-
sons, having work to be done, to me And, has
the law or the policy Of the law been since
changed See what the law says of clerks-Re-
vised Statutes, page 5l8. section % l will
merely say, in reference to his opinion that some
OF his tea0 probate clients seem to feel a q" sense
OF relief" after consulting me on questions which
he has attempted to settle. considerable part
of my extra work and "outside advice is for the
benefit Of the legal profession, and does not tend
to the increase of my fortune.
In conclusion, discsim all desire to break
down any party, however much the titqhtened
party managers would strive TO make the people
believe me their enemy
My duty, under existing circumstances, was,
to my mind, clear. aud l have endeavored faith
fully to discharge it. The office is a matter of
comparative indifference to me, but to the PEG.
pie, of vital importance
Let the people act in this natter understand
ingly. GEO. Nj. PRgNT1ss
November l, 1858
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-02
The NIonrngua Trnns.t Rou,e.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-The Washington
correspondent of the Times confirms the re-
port that new transit line across Nicaragua
is about to be opened. He says new transit
contract has been executed between Gen: Je-
Tez, the Nicaragua representative, and Messrs
Vandyekers Wallace of Philadelphia, I'M
der the title OF the Central American Transit
Company. The main points of the contract
which meet the appreciation of our govern
ment' are, that the transit shall be opened
within four months, and that there shall be a
mail at least twice month. The contract is
for fifty years, OF, should railroad be con-
structed, for sixty years. 1t is subject to all
treaty stipulations which may be hereafter
made, and is not monopoly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-02

WASHINGTON, Nov. l.-Mr. Butter6eld.
President of the California overland mail
made application today for protection through
the country, trayersed by stages, from Indian
ineursions.
The Secretary of War assured him that
military protection should be afforded at as
early day as possible. Troops will be con-
centrated at Fort Smith in considerable num-
beers, and in suitable detachments to the ex-
posed points. This lmportsnt movement will
open all of Texas and Arizona to settlement.
The forces so successfully fighting the Ca
manches, are to be promptly reinforced by a
regiment from Fort Leaven worth.
The steamship Quaker City left New Or
leans on Wednesday, the 9th, for Minitit-
Ian, to open the Tehuantepec route. MANY
applications were made for through passage
to San Francisco but only few were ac-
commQdated
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-02

A ROGUE DETEcTBD.-For some time past
numerous bundles left at the Bay State House to
be carried out BY expresses and stages running
therefrom, have mysteriously disappeared, and
no trace of them could be discovered. On Satur-
day decoy bundle was prepared and man set
to watch it. A man was soon discovered, appar-
emily watching his opportunity to take it. After
about two hours he succeeded in getting it, and,
as soon as he left the house, he was arrested. His
name was Joseph Chase, man who came to
town, as he says, some six weeks since, from
Fryburg, Me- On searching his house, several
of the missing bundles were found, and he will
be examined on the charge OF stealing some of
them, on Friday next.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-02
To the Patrons and Readers of
TIL E SPY.

Ey The SPY Printing and Publishing Es-
Enlistment, including tho assets of the late
firm of EARLE s DREW, having been pur-
chased by the undersigned, it is absolutely
necessary that all outstanding accounts, due
the Office, should be paid IMMEDIATELY.
" The bills for the Paper, Advertis-
ing, and Job Work, are made out to October
LIST. All those indebted, who can call at the
Office, to liquidate, are requested to do so
,Oithout further delay.
y The management of THE SPY will be
assumed by the undersigned about the mid
die of November, when the Daily and
Weekly will appear in NeD Type; and at
which time Improvements will be introduced
which will speak for themselves.
S. S. FOSS,
NJ. FARNUM.
Spy Office. Oct. 80, 1858.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-02

We include as Democrats, in the above table,
the FIVE anti Lecompton Douglas Democrats from
Illinois, and two from New York (dessrs. CLARK
and Hsskin), who stood firm against the admin
istration to the last, on the English swindle
The two last, il re elected, will be chosen by the
combined Republican, American, rnd anti-Le-
compton Democratic voters Of those districts,
against the regular Administration Democratic
nominees. There is also prospect, by the same
union in the other Congressional Districts of
New York, Of making several other gains, suf
fcent to secure to the opposition to the Nation.
al Administration decided majority in the next
House. The prospect Of Republican triumph
the ticket for State officers, in New York, has
also greatly increased within the last two weeks,
although the Americans run separate candidates,
the contest lying between the Republican ticket
headed by E. d. Morgan for Governor, and the
Democratic ticket, headed by Amasa J. Parker.
In Massachusetts, lllinOiu. Michigan, and New
Jersey, the interest is greatly heightened by the
fact that upon the State legislatures about TO be
chosen in these Statesl will devolve the duty of
the election of United States Senators. the terms
Of Messrs Wilson, Douglas, Stuart, and Wright,
expiring on the 4th of March next. OF Senator
Wilson's reelection by triumphant majority,
as he deserves to be, not shadow Of doubt can
be entertained.
In Illinois, where the popular vote will show
decided opposition majority, the contest as to
the Senatorsbip will be Isome what doubtful, ow.
ing to the fact that a majority Of the present
State Senators who hold over are Democrats,
favorable to Mr.. Douglas, while the House will
most likely elect decided majority in favor Of
Abraham Lincoln. This state Of things would
postpone the election of Senator. The Admins
tration Democrats in Illinois are hardly worth
counting, although they are running candidates
in every Congressional District, against both the
Republicans and the Douglas Democrats.
In Michigan, the Republicans will undOubtsd-
ly elect the entire delegation to Congress, which
they had in the last, and have in the present
House, and will also choose Republican Legis-
lature. thus securing Republican successor to
Isaac e. Stuart, Douglas Democrat.
In New Jersey, the opposition to the pro-slave-
ry Democracy ATE thoroughly united, and there
is strong prospect of gaining, not only two
members Of Congress, but Republican Legisla.
ture, which will elset United States Senator in
place of Wright, Lecompton Democrat.
No doubt can be entertained of the election Of
three Republican members Of Congress, in Wis.
cousin. on Thursday, by handsome majorities, as
was the case two years ago.
Delaware will undoubtedly elect Democratic
governor and member Of Congress, on Tuesday
newt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-02

The CAMPAIoN is being entered into with
great spirit and enthusiasm in the eastern section
Of the State, particularly in the Fourth and Fifth
Congressional Districts. Gov. Banks, Senator
Wilson, Senator Hamlin, Mr.. Burlingame, and
others, are doing valiant SERVICE addressing sew.
eral meetings each day, and yesterday and last
evening they each addressed some six or eight
different assemblages We trust the result Of
their efforts may terminate in the triumphant
election today, Of Messrs. Burllngamo and Rice,
but some fears are entertained in regard to the
former.
In the other Congressional Districts nothing
can prevent the triumph of the Republican nom
inees by decided msjorties. The Banks State
ticket will Of course be reelected by an over.
wholIning vote, with Legislature Of the right
stamp which will secure the return Of Senator
Wilson by a vote comprising at least two.thirds
OF that body.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-02


tion enough. At the gate you will not be
stopped, unless some of the guard should take
the whim to question you. Be wise, now.
aud cautious, and let ME see you tomorrow.
81 will not forget"
Then may the gods guide and protect
you
With this Artabsnus turned back towards
the mountain, and Alaric kept on. The
shades of the night were gathering over the
city as the youth passed in at the broad gate
way, and the guard had already lighted their
torches. He had gone a few steps when
rough voice commanded him to stop.
''Didn't you promise me fish for my din
ner, though lying knsve !" the voice contin-
ued.
"You have mistaken your man. said AL
Hric, hiding his face as much as possible with
out seeming DESTROYS SO to do.
GOOD Bacchus, so l have. Tho'rt not
Mestor."
"No," returned our hero +; and as he spoke
he kept on.
That's strange face" said one of the
soldiers.
"And, thought fair one, added ano-
Their.
"How nOwi" asked a third. "Has a
stranger passed -
'sYes-s fisherman"
ats said that Greek vessel was upon the
coast this morning, and We should know
whom she landed =
Alaric heard no more. He turned the first
angle in the street that presented itself, and
then hurried on. The way was familiar,
and he had no difficulty in selecting the va
rious avenues he needed to follow, but he was
not wholly easy. lie had reason to believe
that he was followed. He took several wind
ing passages for the purpose of avoiding pur-
suers, but he could not get rid of the echoing
foot fall that sounded upon the pavement be-
hind him. 1t slackened when he slsckened-
it stopped when he stopped-snd when he
hurried on the echo hurried on after him.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-02

New YORK, Nov. 1.-The schooner Madi-
SON was seized on Saturday by the u s.
Marshal, on suspicion of being intended for
SLAYER. She was on her way to Salem at the
time OF seizure, and was overhaued opposite
East Green wich, Conn. She had no clear
ance papers, but her captain handed to the
officers paper purporting TO be bill of sale
OF the schooner, from Geo. D. Wise, of the
Coast Survey, to Joseph Gardner and VIM.
M Eddy. Tie Madison was brought back
to the city, and is now moored under the guns
of the Revenue Cutter.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-02

We have now in Store and ready for delivery to Gus.
toners, an
IMaENSE STOCK
OF French and American House Papers Bordera rrr
eains' Chimney Prints, Centre Pieces
DECORATIVE PAPERS.
MouIdiogs, oornices, Paper statuary, sc, in
NEW AND DEsIRABLG STILES.
and Of the finest quality
In our assortment you nd Papers Of every shade
est prices, AZ 'ne low
FOR CASH.
NJ h az 70 under the direct supervision OF one
ishsd. 'S JUG 10 BAT
Paper Hangers furnished If desired Work done in the
FIRTH NICHOLS.
apo deod&v Opposite Bay State House.
Sparkling sodn Winter, with al. kinds OF
e'y o. genuine syruPs, at
Gil du Cor Nam and Mechanic Streets
j. &c. LINNELL, M. D.,
homeopathic Physician and Surgeon,
Mo-. Elm street, Worcester.
Office hours from to 4 and 8 to n.
o23 deod&wu
SMALL a COGsWELL,
o y N s L ORS AT LAW.
Michigan street.. .Miwaukie. wIscor.,D I"
SIMEON NJ. SMALL. joins n D. oooawRIt
Heln,boId,s Genuine PrepnrntHon,-Por
disease OF the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel and Dropsy
o. d6w3m
. 10 nll whom 10 may Concerp.--The Adver.
usement IN another colemn "a thinking People require
something besides mere assertion without prooisp
- See advertisement Of DR.. sANFo Us LIVER IN
fl0ohArOR, 10 another ooluinn VI this paper.
my7 dRw
See Adyerttement OF the Mutual Life Assurance
Company Of New York, on the outside.
mylb du
sLATERs ROPE WALK,
Roar Of Qunsgamond Bank, Worcester Maaa
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-02

The PRIzE FIoHTERs. -Morrissey says that
his wifes connexions are opposed to his con-
tinuing in the 'pioiession." He intends to
open grog shop and lead respectable and
moral life in future.
We do not hear Of Heenan's reappointment
to the Custom House Office which he resigned,
as the performance Of its duties interfcred with
his training. lie has not been logged worse
than Clancy Jones was, and he stands good
deal better chance on another trial. Mr.. Blu.
Chanan ought to do something for him.
Providence Journal.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-02

The READING AND ,WRlrING AMENDMENT
TO THE STATE CONSTITUTION Hon. Stephen
II. Phillips, Attorney General of the State,
has given an opinion, in answer to an inter-
rogatory by two Aldermen of Cambridge, that
"no person (not prevented by physical disa-
bilities) who cannot read the Constitution in
the English language, and write his name,
has any right to vote unless such person &C.
CURED the right to vote before the time when
such amendment took effect, (May l6, 1857, }
or had at that time attained the age of sixty
years"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-02

BOGUS ESTATES IN ENoLAND-The State De.
partment, having reason to suppose that some
irresponsible persons in England, and others
there, writing under assumed names. have Induced
parties to forward remittances thither for re-
covery of estates to which they are led to believe
that they are entitled, cautions persons to whom
such representations are made to be satisfied as TO
the identity and character Of their correspond.
ents.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-02

A STRANGE FIsH.--1he Salem Register
says that on Saturday fine specimen of the
Mas Noroegious, probably the only one ever
taken with hook and line in those waters,
was caught from one Of the wharves Of that
city. IL has long and slender tail, and, un-
like most fishes, no gills but well defined
cars, four perfectly formed feet, and is entire
ly covered, with the exception Of the tail,
with thick coat Of hne hair. II is very yo-
raeious in It's habits.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-02
TWO DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE

NEW YoRk, Oct 3l.-The steamship Bo.
russia, from Hamburg and Southampton,
with London dates of the 18th inst, has ar
rived.
The Bank of Bavaria had raised its rate of
discount to five per cent. Bank of Prussia
Eve; Bank Of Lepsic six and the Bank of
Nassau four and one half, owing to the TO.
strictions OIL discount in the market pending
the return to specie payments.
The French revenue receipts for the first
nine months of the present year have exceed.
ed those of the corresponding period of 1857
by FL Pas; the chief increase has been in the
duty on sugar.
Atlantic telegraph shares had fallen the
prices of Saturday evening being 1900 a
1850
The Paris papers of Sunday, Oct. 18th,
publish the following telegram:
Lisbon, oct. l5.-The Austerlitz and the
Donaworth are still in the Tagus. The Eng
lish line of battle ship Victory, one hundred
guns, and the English steam corvette Racoon,
have arrived.
The daughter of the Duke of Montpensier
is dangerously i'll.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-02

TREE PBoNY.-A few fine plants, OF extra
SIZE Of this most magnificent of all Spring flow
erS, for the garden, may be had of the editor of
this paper, on immediate application. They are
in prime order, and have lowered for three years
past. Now is the best season for transplanting
them. Improperly done, they will bloom freely in
the Spring.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-02

A noisy Lecomptonite of Newark, N. j.,
met colored fellow citizen few days ago,
when the following colloquy occurred
Democrat--l suppose you niggers all 70 for
Pennington, of coursei
Airican-O no, captain niggeTs amt all
good. There's some mean niggers as we'll as
mean white men, ard they 80 for Worten-
dyke.--N. Y. Tribune.