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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-22

Senator Gwin some years ago carried
several slaves with him to California, who at
ter working about year. sued HIM for wages
The case has just been decided by Judge Nor
ton, Of San Francisco who in his decision
stated that 10 contract was proved and that
the circumstances Of these ex-slayes bore an
analogy to those Of adult chlldred who re-
NAMED with their parents and worked for
them. The law would not imply promise
to pay wages; and some proof Of contract or
request must be proved to justify judgment
in favor Of the claimant.
Abraham Perry, mechanic, formerly
of Boston, persisted last week at Chicago in
vacant lot, having been driven to insanity
ty loss Of work and desIitution. He leaves a
wife and two children, to whom lie was kind
husband and lather.
A theatre in California recently en-.
ployed Chinaman to act in capacity of bill.
poster. John undertook the Job, and posted
many Of the bills upside down.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-22

The president read the report of the auditors,
which was accepted
Mr.. Hunt of Nashua moved that the board of
auditors be hereafter dispensed with.
Mr.. Hunt said that Mr. Chase OF Nashua, di.
rector, had been without authority to the Legs-
lature of New Hampshire, and got an act repeal
ed whereby commissioners should be appointed
to examine accounts, and upon the previous mo.
ton being withdraw, moved that committee be
appointed to go to the New Hampshire Legisla-
ture aud get the act again passed.
Gov Lincoln said he would not undertake to
say what right any director had to get the Legs-
lature of New Hampshire to repeal any act ofcor-
poration He thought that the Legislature was
more to blame than any one else. He would not
give much for his stock if any one of the board Of
directors could do such an act. If the Legsla-
ture of New Hampshire did such thing he was
ashamed. At any rate. if director assumed
such a power, we should be careful whom we
choose for directors. he thought, however, that
the stockholders were more competent to choose
an auditor than the governor Of New Hampshire
We should have auditors who should look to the
accounts Of the treasurer. He hoped commit
tee would not be appointed to go to the governor
OF New Hampshire to get an auditor.
The president said that MIR Chase did not go
to the Legislature without the advice of the d.
rectors
Some sharp discussion took place between Mr.
Hunt and the president. Mr.. Hunt thought there
were too many directors. he complained that the
directors held stock enough to elect themselves
year after year. He wished some new men could
be put on the board.
Gov. Lincoln said that man who had ten
thousand shares had more interest than man
with one. The man with one share could not be
injured unless the other was injured ten thousand
times more. He wished there could be an end
to those ealousies and com plants for which there
ground.
Mr.. Hunts motion then put and lost.
On motion of William Greenleai, committee
of five, consisting of Stephen Salisbury, William
Greenleaf, John NJ. Washburn, Lutt er Tarbell.
and Benjamin P Dix, was chosen to select two
auditors. This committee reported the names of
Charles Thulber of Worcester. and J. Z. Hunt
OF Nashua who were elected
The book of free passes was read, when the
meeting adjourned
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-22

esting description. The cabs. fruits, sweet lem
ons, sour honey, and fowers-the omnibuses,
where all salute on entering. for the Brazilians
are polite people. When the lecturer nvolun-
tariiy did the same on returning to New York,
they thought him fool He showed us the
fountains, the milk-carts on four legs. and the
cows themselves; the ladies with their magical
Itch !" their shopping propensites and devotion
to fashion; and only regretted that the late hour
pIecuded him from giving us more.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-22

SKATING PARTY To LONG PoND.-We hear
that an extra train will leave the passenger depot
of the Boston and Worcester Railroad, next Sat
urday afternoon, at two o'clock, precisely, for
Long Pond, and will leave there, on its return, at
quarter past five o'clock, if the weather is fayora
BILE for skating. Pnce OF a ticket there and back,
fifteen cents.
sgAll those desiring to go will confer favor by
purchasing their tickets in advance, that it may
be known what kind of accommodation will be re-
quired. They be obtained today at the ticket
office.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-22

SURPLUS WHEAT IN CANADA,-The Toronto
Coloaist, in statistical article on the gram
crops OF Canada West, states that the surplus
wheat on hand is not less than 5000 900
bushels, and that no facilities exist. unless
they are aitored by tho Grand Trunk Railway
for the expectation Of this produce. Hth
erto, Canada has had purchasers for it's sur
plus wheat in every frontier town Of the
United States, and, indeed, purchasers in the
New England States and New York have
regulated prices in Canada but this year the
United States itself has a surplus crop, pro-
badly better saved than that OF Canada. This
occurrence, so fortunate for the United States
is the means of locking up in Canada for the
present some two millions sterling worth Of
produce, for which there seems to be no out
let
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-22

NoTIcE my information relative to Dr.
Charles E. Gilet, mentioned in the Spy as lately
arrested at Spencer, for bigamy, particularly as
to his travelling in company with woman, rep
resert ting her his wife, treating her such,
at any time previous to the first of January,
1858, if addressed to William T Harlow, attor
ney-al law, Spencer, Mass, may AID in bringing to
Justice an old offender. Other papers please
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-22
Arrc.t Of a snppo.ed r,obher.

CLEVELAND, Jan. PA man was arrested
here last night on suspicion of his having
been concerned in the robbery of the Goshen
Bank. Five thousand dollars in bills, were
found upon his person.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-22

The captain Of Mississippi steamer
has started morning paper on board his boat,
called the BHihteh. He issues it regularly,
serves It to customers at stopping places, and
fills II with news and pleasant gossip. lie is
one OF the veterans Of river navigation, hay d.
ing followed that calling for twenty seyen
years.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-22

CANCERS CURED.-Dr. Green, of the "Indian
Medical Institute applied his Indian Cancer
Plaster yesterday to a cancer Of ten years stand
ing. upon the nose and face of Mr.. John Maxim
of South Carver. Mass The cancer came out in
few minutes, with numerous roots attached
Another upon the lip of Thomas Briggs, Esq, of
Pembroke, soon yielded to the potency of this
remarkable remedy, More than two hundred
cancers, weighing from one ounce to eighteen
pounds which Dr. Green has removed, may be
seen at the Office. The opposition OF the old doc
tors TO this institution has caused an nvestiga-
tion into its real merits, and persons afflicted
with cancer, scrotua, and Various chronc diseas.
es, now come from all parts of the country to re.
ceive the benefits Of DR.. Green's peculiar skill.
The Office of the institution is at So Bromfeld
street, Boston.-Jotaaai.
We would add that DR.. Green has exhibited
wonderful skill in many other cases than those
above detailed as will be evident to all who call
at the Institute. No physician who has ever &C.
cupied this field of practice in our city, or in New
England, has equalled him. The electro baths
administered at THE institution are also wonder;
fully effective. The sick should not fail to make
a visit to the Institute.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-22

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, CIVIL TERM-The
case of Dan Hill, administrator, VS.. Washington
Hunt. which has occupied several days, went to
the jury last evening.
The next case is that of Joel Knapp VS.. Hora-
ito Slucomb.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-22
by the Union Line. |
RaiIroud Depot Isarned.

NEW BEDFORD, Jan. 2l.-The Fair Haven
Railroad Depot was destroyed by fire this at
ternoon. The loss is not known, but there
is insurance on the property to the amount of
Sc, 900.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-22

HORRIBLE DEPRAvIrY.-A correspondent
Of the Concord IN. H.,) Patriot writes that
on Wednesday, 18th inst, the Rev. Obadiah
Smith Of Fremont, in that State, was brought
before a magistrate, charged with the trime of
adultery, incest and rape. committed upoa his
oOa daughter, and on the testimony Of his
wife and daughter he was committed 10 iail
10 await his trial at the next term Of the Grim
inal court.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-22

ONE PRICE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE
A. p. wARE& CO.,
loo aud 40 Main street. nearly opposite Mechanios
Han


quite the larges' ami most hr liant piock Of
READY MADE CLOTHING FURNI.ulNq hoods.
Ever exhibited By this ws kuowh estabiisb n.nt Ia
o"sl 90 L'e public aud rsre opportunity Ia pre-
scented Tor ing saecliooa OF garments Of every opal
ny and style now 10 Market including the gafi as nan
etHes Of the oetson at the lowest possible prices
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-22
Edward Evere,t IN New YORK;.

New YoRK, Jan. 2l.-Edward Everett's
lecture on Washington, at the Academy of
Music, tonight, was attended by very large
and brilliant audience. Every seat was sold
at an early hour
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-22

ANOTHER REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIER GONE -
Zaccheus Robinson, revolutionary veteran,
aged 90 Yeas, died at Southboro', Mass, on the
18th inst. His aged partner still survives, being
s. years old. The years of their welded life were
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-22
SPECIAL NOTrCrcs

shall ea.? '9T~ F''~' "4l9s
meaf' 7N- o"9n' % eat AZ a
snail commence regular curse Of Dictiaesp
"shtn leave 90 eating u-atYi
Must step drinking T.eYg
Re I'd Dr. Bliss answer TO the ab,ve o,,a,;, n III,
adyer mcn Of this week iouad in anter 10 i'''
jail d6w2e ''''9' 0''O'lne'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-22

1NDIANA.-A circular has been issued by a
number Of the prominent Democratic politicians
tons adopted at the State convention of January
calling mass State convention, to be holden on
the 22i Of February. They declare that if they
are to be compelled to help force slavery con-
stituton upon the people of Kanzas against their
will, the party will be overwhelmed
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-22

RESULT OF THE hANzAS ELECTION.-Sh0uld
our Geographic advices OF the salt Of the late
Kanzas elections prove correct, shall await
the effect upon the Administration and Con-
guess with much interest. Calhoun, it is said
has declared the vote of the Dist ult, in ia.
vor of the Lecompton Constitution to be 1908
in favor of slavery and $50 against, making
$500 all Uold for the Constitution. The vote
against that Constitution on the 4th has not
yet been counted. but judging from the best
information, it must not be far from u, 900,
and certainly not below 10 600 This is
genuine vote entirely, while of the former
about 1000 ought to be struck off as spurious.
But allowing the face of each to be taken as
correct, there will be at least a manifest ma
joIity of 1000 votes in condemnation Of the
LecomptOn Constitution. Now what will the
Administration recommend in this case p
The official organ has told us that sit cannot
be Tuthfully said that either the Administra.
ton or the Democratic party are seeking to
force Kanzas into the Union against the aotH of
the mGjority." We shall see.
Our adyices also state that the Free State
candidate for Representative to Congress is
elected, and the Democratic candidate for
Governor. Inthe State Senate, thirteen Free
State men and sly Democrats are chosen and
III the House. twenty Free State men
and fourteen Democrats 1t will be seen that
these figures, curiously enough, just give the
Free State men of the Legislature a two.
thirds vote, so they can pass any measures
over the Governors veto. We may depend
on it, that thus result will not be allowed if
it can possibly be prevented Hence Calhoun
is seid to be waiting for returns, although the
eight DAYS legally provided for their receipt
had already expired. Should therefore, the
intelligence be confirmed, Congress will be
advised of the popular rejection OF the Le-
compton Constitution, of the election of a
Free state Representative TO Congress, and
Free State Legislature, enabled to send TWO
United States Senators Of the same stamp, and
to oyerrule the Democratic Governor. But
we await more certain information, before
we speculate further upon the influences of
such a result. - Boston JouvRaI.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-22

POLICE CoURT.-Yesterday, John Wallace was
fined 81 and costs for being drunk.
Alice Brown, four complaints for selling
liquor, was given the usual fine and sentence on
each.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-22

Thompson & Co. issued yesterday revised
edition Of their table of uncurrent bank notes,
which is very convenient for reference.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-22

TIE SEReBANT-AT ARNs.-Another ballot for
Sergesnt-at.Arms was had in the House yester-
day, and, as viii be seen by Jour Legislative re-
port, it resulted il the election Of Mr.. Stevens
by reduced majority of one vote from the last
hagnt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-22

BUSINESS RBvGvlNG The Lowell Courier
learns from an authentic source that arrange
ments are being made to start up a part of the
work on the Middlesex Mills, in the course of
few weeks.
The Massachusetts Cotton Mills made sale
Tuesday, of one thousand bales OF goods, at an
aggregate of about $4,000
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-22

RHODE ISLAND MoNBY.-The Metropolitan
Bank of New York received Rhode Island
money on deposit, at one-fourth per cent
discount yesterday. The uncurrent money
brokers were buying it at the same rate.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-22

HoNDURAs.-Ihe latest advioes from the
Honduras Railway engineers are of Dec. 10,
at which date the survey had so far advanced
as TO render 1t certain the work will be COM
pleled during the month of January.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-22

The EXPECTS OF MILD WEATKER.-The New
Bedford Mercury says Mr.. John Cummings, of
Smith Mills, covered over bed of strawberries,
last Autumn, with sea-weed, as usual, to protect
them from the blighting influence of frost The
mild weather Of the season has quickened the
sap, and the leaves are now appearing above the
litter over them, as IN early Spring.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-22

The kauzas correspondent of tbs Boston Jossr-
nal says that bill for the abolition of slavery in
Kentucky is to be introduced into the Legislature
ofthst State during its present session.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-22

A writer in New York paper calls
the attention OF navigators TO what he states
as fact, that the Gulf Stream has approach
ed, IN some sections, nearer to our coast than
ever known, oy from 40 to 60 miles. and as
ciloes to this fact Off it is a fact) an impor-
mild.
The following story is told of Colonel
Benton; speaking of the Douglas detection,
he remarked, 1--WE hear much said about the
people that Douglas will take off. He has
not taken Off the people-tAe people haUe TAX
en- off Douglas, Sir"
The attempt to get the Senate to or
ger $4,000 copies of the bred Scott decision
Is explained tie Senate printer bought the
e copy OF the document for 81 500, paid
$500 for the manuscript, and printed a large
edition on speculation. But there is no de-
mand Tor the article, and now the attempt ia
to pay the printer out Of the treasury.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-22

IMPORTANT TO SHoBMAKERs. Horace Gree
ley writes from Davenport H., Ito the Tribune
that, were fifty thousand shoemakers transplant
ed this Winter from New England to the tributa-
ries of the upper Mississippi, there would be am
pie work there for the whole of them, and they
would be better recompensed than they now can
be. Every pair of shoes that now net the maker
but one to two bushels of corn, would command
from three to six bushels if the makers were 10.
Gated in that land of plenty. Fiye-sixths of the
boots aud shoes worn by the farmers of the North.
West are made in New England, where provis-
ions are much higher than in the West.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-22

Taliutes Owing to the failures Of pictures taken
- u,lli- FateHf process many think The Anbrotvps
Ivy uu'E0c picture The Improved Patent Au,botvne
uch as aTe taken by d. MAXHAM, are hot onlv he
os anTsoe picture nade, hat far superior in tone and
1lsn, 90 one and all TO daxhams il Won wish a good
Hail, Harrington Corner AZ opp's'o Spy
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-22

RHODE ISLAND LEGlsLATURE-W Learn from
the Providence Journal that Mr. Randall of War
rem has introduced in the Rhode Island Senate a
bill requiring the banks to keep in their vaults at
least per cent. Of their capital stock in specie,
AID prohibiting all bills Of less denomination
than five dollars. In the House, Mr.. Wheaton
of Providence has introduced bill exempting
from attachment fifty dollars Of the wages of any
person Who shall have taken the poor debtors
oath. Mr.. Clarke Of Providence has given notice
of his intention to introduce bill to restrict the
amount of bank issues. require the banks to make
weekly returns, and to abolish the usury laws.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-22

Clg hii is now making the following STYLES Of pic.
tuees IN the bet possible manner -PhooeranAs Ia
types yes "nl Aulofo-
ms productions for his patrons will be as thev ever
nave been, superior to any other artists in tins cv f
nm Is tx esvr and the results Of his exoerme9ts Are
1auglo'e evidences Of his success. Call and exam,ne
specimens at HE rooms. 183 Main street over Cisiz;
A' ~ ''N'stSi' t'ee' dim
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-22

MhoiesniH Pnrfhu fcrs will Rad al our sl,r,
full aas1r mcnt n desirable QlotH M. wbeb iit A,
soa on terms which vii compare n,y roIy wib tboso
Ia the largur cities. ar VIZ" Ie'v
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-22

. Mrns - % aodvtn. eusA trrlsnrca An, ,,,e..sa
iul ndHie holds herself 10 readiness dav ma mini
T. eitrud 20 me dniies n hey proierson "a
Austin stfect M IN, ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-22
LOCAL NEWS

WORCESTER AND NASHUA RAILROAD The
fourteenth annual meeting OF the stock holders of
this corporation was held at Brinley Hall, in this
city, yesterday forenoon.
On motion of Mr.. TarbelI OF Pepperell, the re-
port of the directors of the past year was ac-
cepted.
On motion of Mr.. Dewey of Worcester, com
mittee of ve consisting OF George Cummings of
Lancaster, Edwin Conant of Worcester, E. A.
Kelley Of Groton, c. H. Waters of Grcton, and
Samuel Woodward of Worcester, was chosen TO
collect. sort, aud count the votes for board of
nine directors. The following was the result of
the hallotng, and the gentlemen designated were
elected
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-22

CONSTABLE AND AUCTEONuwR.
VnoT NO. flsRFt buiding, opposite lhe liay IA
JzO House, Worcester Mass. ar
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-03
Carson valley News.

BIG TRtE. June lst.
By George Weber. direct from Carson
Valley, We learn the following report, wnich
has reached Carson Valiey--that httecu hun.
drsd NJ rmon families are nov on their way
to that place, aud that B igham Young mad
left Tor parts unknOwn. TINS news comes by
tho Soshones and Pah Utes 1t was commu-
picstei to Asa Canton. II trader az or near
Ragtown. Asa ON sders tho ne~. reliable.
from the fact that he nas had freq1eut ,ews
by the same In'lians, aud ne has never
found hem to be false IN "A singe instance
"ebber stated that the g'li mlAe. ou
a.ker's river are failure, and mat Far.
wells report is not correct.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-03
DAILY BUTlr ltCORD.
oRovILLE, THURSDAY JUNE 80, 1853.
vAis.-we fiud the following in the N

VAiN.-We hnd The following in the n
Y. Daily .Nctrs.
A lady sends us a note from Sixteenth
street, commeudln! the Daily News aui eu.
closes the following as evidence of her ap-
precistion
"why 10 the Daily News like Trinity
Church steeple
Because people are always looking up to -
Pretty goot. but gives Us rather an eleva.
ted notion of ourselves We are not vain.
II your last assertion is true, Mr.. News,
the conundrum don't tell the truth /; for the
very pinnacle Of the steeple is ran.. How
ever, you don't resemble that much, for it
tells which way the wiud blows.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-03

SfoRriNG N~wS. We pctc.lve from oar
dues not propose remaiuipgc u ent with h,s
Cess'rwitch victory. out iuteuIs rene yInI
bis c,mp,isn agalnet the fl, ers OF the +
glish turf 4uring The coming summer IL
las purchased "Charlest0u, one If The best
Hbot the best, horses on the A uerici IA tu (.
and shipped hm TO Euglani, nul would also
hsse seut over "BOnnie La sic" IN ire thai
v" never yet beaten, ami tue bcs, three
Jesr old IN America, Dut that she j are
sSe Of her fore legs n few lays since, Ia her
"aole, and had TO put out vt training iu
consequence "CnaIlest0n' has won some
nai dozen races, heating the bes no ses
" The country, and II he meets with no
adeht during his voyage, aud is Mt affected
The climate on his arrival 10 Il ghnd, we
~ Expect to hear of h., fully IN ,ninining
nigh reputation he won for hin ell hers
Unfst class race horse under ali oircun-
Mnees aud Mt all distances lie 10 iour
'sfs old. 10 color dark bay, and Is by Tie
'eaowued "Sovereign," whose stock is b.
suipg 80 famou 10 Amerrca NJ. Tea
p'0eek, with 'Cbarleston.' will have six
ssfses lu England. vlzi PiJress. B B.by lou,
saa, three year Old by Save, two twn
sr oids. BOuita. aud wo"dburu, both 10
asDrrby Tor 1859, and bred in this cou"-
s.snd Charleston lie has no, entered
~ aorses for any of the spring races, but
sSa0'ie's their names will appear among tue
,a"ees Tor the summer and fail cuntests--
No republican.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-03

- Host ;ter's ST I'M ,ch ni,tcrs arc
h MY btter' r'npy :craI ,'the puolic winch arc
prepared BY a scientific chemical pr,c.ss and TIM,
"t hear the t.st of tnilysi-, theref, ire prrectl,
han"ss, aud At th" same tin' confirms all tho
medical proDrrties OF tonic, and If tnken a. per
directions viii re- n I'VE The bile from t,e ,to'nach
'nd nn;r IN t'psjte inp p'rtiny health aud tone to
he whole y stem, In M amer thai is truy wonder
ml.
Those lre-@ ling very pleasant to the taste also
make delightful beverngc.
" ther'Srts 'Jrrti base limitations. pnrch1scrs
= 'ud be ca fdl aud take none but GENUINE
II 'SrErTEK'S SrONACu BiTrERS. keut b, all
re.P'ctahe saloon keep and for sale In q innii-
lies 10 suil, ny
PARK 4 WHITE.
Sole agent for the 7 ciii Coast,
l3l Washington SIR rt. san Francisco
CJLluA 4 MrDERMpTT,
apsr.m Agents, Orovu