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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-28

WAsHINGToN, Jan. 26.-The House Com
mlttee on Military Affairs are preparing bill.
which Will be shortly reported conferTing the
DEMENT'S Of the revolutionary pension laws
upon the officers and soldiers, and the widows
and children, Of those who served in the war
OF 1877 and subsequent Indian wars. This
olli' Il PASSED. viii take millions of dollars
out OF the treasury.
The investigating committee on the SS7..
900 transaction will meet tomorrow, when
the examination Of Stone and Walcott WI
take place, they having arrived here TODAY,
lht genera impression here is, that nothing
VIII come Of this latter investigation the par.
ties implicated having carefully and thorough
ly covered their tracks.
me O"'on this morning formally maintains
the right OF the people of the States to alter
Their Constitutions without any regard to the
provisions touching the time and manner Of
their modification
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-28

GRAND GYMNAsTIo, HERcULBAN, AND
AcRoBATIc EXHIBITION for the benefit of Prof
Molineau&, Of the Worcester Gymnasium, will
take place this evening, on which occasion he will
be assisted by Mr.. Lon Goldsmith of the Provi-
dence Gymnasium, and many other distinguished
gymnasts. Mr.. Goldsmith will execute his won
derful feat of elevating l0S pound dumb bell
with one hand, feat that has never been per-
formed by any other gymnast in this country.
After which there will be grand scientific dis
play of the art Of self defence. The entertain
ment will conclude with Molineaux's decanter
aud other dances. Admission % cents PEI
Torrance to commence at IL o'clock, at Brin
ley Hall.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-28

The private session Of the Council continued
until half past two. when they adjourned for din
ner. Converting again at half-past three, let.
ter was read fom the Council which dismissed
Nj. r. from his pastoral relation over the church
in Tenyville, Connecticut. Mr.. Richardson was
then called upon to state his views on the main
points of theology.
After the examination Of the candidate on the
various points Of Orthodox theology the coun.
Gil went into another private session, and IL was
announced that the public cerem onies Of the in.
stallation would be held in the evening.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-28

Mr. Frederick Dabney, merchant, of Fayal,
(AEores.) died of consumption, at that place, on
the 29th OF December, now last past. Mr., Dab
ney was son Of William B. Dabney, American
consul at Fayal. He received his education in
country, and graduated a Harvard College in the
class of 1928
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-28
MASSACHUSETTS, LBcIsLATURE.


Conclusion Of Tuesdays proceedings.
The Salary BiH-The salary bill came from
the Senate with the House amendment re-
jected, and the House voted, BY a large ma
jority, not to insist on its amendment.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 81.
SENATE.
Ordered on motion Of Mr.. Phelps of Suf-
folk, that the Committee on RAILWAYS and
Canals consider the expedency Of amending
chapter 40 Of the laws Of 1857. relating to
the returns of railroad corporations
Mr.. Merrck of Norfolk. from the Commit
tee on Education, reported inexpedient to
legislate upon the order relating to making it
the duty of town committees to select and
contract with teachers Of town and district
schools, in all cases.
Tomorrow at twelve o'clock was assigned
for the choice OF Sergeant, at Arms.
Mr.. Greene of Franklin said he was au
thorized by Mr.. White to say that he had de-
clined being a candidate for Sergeant at Arms
and that his name had been heretofore used
without his consent.
HOUSE.
A petition was presented from citizens of
Amesbury, praying for Nhe removal of Judge
Loring. Mr. Cushing objected to the recep-
printed circular, evidently originating from
some impertinent intermeddlng, agitating
central committee, representing not a major
ity of the State. He considered it an impu-
dent attempt to bind her conscience, by
bringing to bear upon 1t a facuous pubic
opinion, not really the public voice Having
concluded his remark, Mr.. Cushing withdrew
his objections to the reception of the petition.
Mr.. Andrew of Boston, called the atton-
ton of the House to the fact that the remon-
STRANGE of the Boston and Maine Railroad
against the petition of the people of Danvers
was printed circular in the same form with
the petition So eloquently denounced By the
gentleman from Newburyport.
An order was presented which was laid
over, under the rule ordering the SeTgeaEt-at-
Arms to discontinue after the present month,
all newspapers and periodicals heretofore or
dered.
Orders of inquiry were adopted-in regard
to rembursing counties the cost of criminal
suits, 10 securing to cities and towns indem-
nifty out of the estate of which paupers may
die possessed.
The Committee on Railways and Canals re-
ported that no legislation was required in re-
gard to the sinking fund Of the Norwich and
Worcester road.
Thursday, the fourth day Of February, is
assigned as the time tor convention of the
two branches to fill the vacancies in the
Board of Officers of Harvard College.
Various matters in the orders Of the day
were all considered and advanced one stage
The order disseminating Immediately the
supply of books, newspapers, and periodicals
to members, was then laid on the table by o
vote of 80 to "a.
The bill relating to the competency Of wit
nesses was then taken from the table and de-
bated at great length.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-28

NC ~ Onderfni and Gifted Lady hos
arrived BlVns the people OF this place an n,
te,Hns n y wonderul on Of Prophecy "
eng WV delcribe your future vic cr hnshana ian
Wnene. YOU VIII DC rch or poor, describe absent IL ends
give advice IN relation 10 awsults losses pars,aess
br,he' and Deaths, e raat, present and future events
aud unlock The myscrles Of the mind she w,
gin VI opbecy remark able deeree as aii VII o
who have cal I'D upon her. '9'''S
p. She viii presoris for al leases.
She will receive Gala from . a M 10 u M f,o, . d,
y. M aud from to in the evening" al MOI l9I Main
street. up stairs, over james Green Cois Drug store
Wor ester, Mass, Ia2g . Al SsO''i
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-28

FATAL ACCIDENT AT HARDwioK.-A man
named Ihrasher was drowned in Hardwick, on
'ne zlst INST lie was repairing aumc at the
oid Furnonco Village when plank gave way
above him, and the rush Of water forced lin in
TO the race way, which led to the wheel, with
such violence az to prevent bis escape
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-28

OusroM Doors AND SHOES Those who ad-
.AAs n'es n'a ior boots and shoes, cannot do bet.
VI 'Han pauoniEe Mr. John McCombe. whose
mp opposite the Worcester Bank Block, on
F0''er street. Mr.. MccOmbs understands his art
70 ps'ieo. charm as all who have worn boots or
shoes Of his make will testify. Give him a cal,
4 you wish for model boot or shoe, adapted TO
the season. "
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-28

Cinnin IA now making he following styles OF Pic.
tuesa ~ The be possible manner -P6otogrspAs pa
guerreotypes, Hpereographs, Msamotypes aud Ambro-
types.
MS productions fer his patrons will be as they ever
nave b,en superior to any other artists IN this civ Ia
am IS eN esivr and the results Of his experiments are
tangible evidences Of his success Can and ,xsr'ne
specimens at his rooms 1888 Main street. over Cisps'
Bank, Worcester, Mass dim eoo
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-28

SAILING OF THE AMERICA The steamer
America Capt Lott, left Boston, yesterday. She
has sixty passengers for Liverpool and ten for
Halifax, and takes out $50, 9Sl SO in specie
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-28

Mr.. Everett has repeated his Grafton on Wash
ington sixtysix times, and contributed by it S3S,
900 to the fund for the purchase of Mount
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-28

--Owiug to the failures Of pitctnreu tak en-
ny Cuttings Patent process many think The
such 40 are taken by D. MAXuAM are nat onlv H.
most durable picture made, but far superior in os ma
nulsl 20 one and an TO haNhani's II you wsh rood
Han, Harrington Corner AZ OPpVeNe NY
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-28

The rumor published in paper, yesterday,
of the bombardment of Vera Cruz, proves TO be
entirely unfounded. 1t originated in blunder at
New York. Accounts from Mexico were tele-
graphed from New Orleans 20 New York which
spoke oi.the 'bombardment of the capital" with
the loss Of one hundred men, &c. Some one sup.
posing that Vera Cruz tie capital of Mexico,
so wrote it. and thus the error occurred
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-28
GBe 4a'Ip SPg,


The indications from Washington are, that the
infamous Lecompton swindle is TO be attempted
20 be forced through Congress, by all the appl-
ances which the administration can command.
The will Of the people Of the territory, as mani
Tested ey The vote on the fourth of January,
when the Lecompton constitution was repudiated
by the nearly unanimous vote Of over ten thou
sand against it, to less than one hundred and fifty
for it, is TO be utterly disregarded.
What advantage is to be gained by the admin
sstration from so suicidal step, it is impossible
to conceive. 1t can result only in breaking up
the ''great Democratic party of the Union
BY whose votes Messrs. Pierce and Buchanan
were installed into power, and must send Mr. Blu.
chanan into still more profound depth of retire
ment and obscurity, at the end Of his term, than
that in which his professor now lies PROSTATE.
Already threats Of dissolution of the Union
have been issued, if the North does not assent to
the preparation Of the infamous wrong of a
sanction by Congress Of the Lccompton vllsiny.
Garsrel of Georgia said on Mcnda, in the House.
in his iana,icai pro.siavery haraugue in reply to
Mr. Blair of Missouri, that If the Lecompton in
strument did not pass, the Union would be dis
eotYeu lmWealateiy ouch thIeats, we trust, VIII
psssf for what they are worth. When men like
Douglas stand out against them, no man from
the North, of however pro slavery antecedents
ought to be found voting against his own section
of the country, but should cast his ballot, when
the time comes for action, in company with The
great body of Northern voters, in solid phalanx,
for the rejection of the monstrous fraud concoct
ed by the Calhoun Oonspirstors against the peace
and liberties of the people OF Kansas.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-28

One dollar bills (new plate) of the Hope Bank,
Warren, R. L, altered to tens, have been detect
ed in circulation. There are no tens of new
plate in circulation.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-28

The FIRRMgN's BALL.-The lovers of pleas
urable and Agreeable amusement will not forget
the grand Firemen's Ball, tomorrow night, at
Mechanics Hall II bids fair to be one of the
greatest entertainments Of the kind with which
our citizens have ever been favored. The FIRE
men are 10 appear in uniform
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-28

HENRY WARD BEEoHERs LEoToRE.-Wo
trust all our readers will bear in mind the lecture
this evening, at Mechanics Hall, by Henry Ward
Beeeher As a crowded house is always the con"
sequence Of the announcement Of hia name, those
whu wish to secure seats should go early. There
is no speaker ahead Of Mr.. Beecher in his power
to instruct and agreeably entertain an audience
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-28

ACCIDENT AT HARDwloK.-John Trowbrdge
Of Hardwick, formerly Of Warren, had both the
bones Of one ofhis legs broken, while scuifllng
with an Irishman, in Ware Village, on the 25th
inst
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-28

Rev. u. II. Chaplin, Of New York, will give
his lecture ON tho Social Forces, at Brookheld,
on Wednesday evening, Feb. 3D.,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-28

FALL Rivgn-rhe citizens Of Fhl River, on
Tuesday voted, IN the proportion Of ten to one,
to retain their city chOrler, and not go back to
town government
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-28

Mr.. Leach, of Michigan, said that people
have high regard for the Presidential office,
and for that functonary himself when wor-
thy, but they have learned from sad expert
ence how far the President has strayed from
the landmarks of freedom in passing over che
iniquities perpetrated in Kanzas. He pro.
ceeded to speak against tho Presidents rec
ommendation Of an indemnity to Spain tor
the Amisted slaves. Congress had not hth.
erto deemed the case worthy of serious con-
sideration. 1t had long slept quietly and its
repose should not now be disturbed He
trusted the question would be met with in a
manner so emphatic that it would never
again be intruded in Congress. Those ne.
gtoos were free by the laws of SPAIN and by
the laws Of the United States, by the law Of
nations, and by the impartial and eternal
laws Of Heaven. But, even IL they had been
slaves, there Yves, by treaty with Spain, no
authority to deliver them up rs merchandise.
In conclusion, he argued against the extern
sion Of slavery, and demanded that all the
Territories and District of Columbia be purg.
ed Of the curse. The hearts of the people
were for this, and alternately the principle
will triumph.
Mr.. Avery, Of Tenn, briefly alluded to the
unwarrantablo usurpation OF Pauldlng, and
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-28

Conclusion Of Tuesdays proceedings.
the Salary BW-The salary bill came from
the Senate with the House amendment re-
Jected, and the House voted, by a large ma
Jority, not to insist Oh its amendment.
WpnNrsn,v Ian oz
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-28

New York, Jan. 27.-The screw steamship
Kangaroo, from Liverpool at 10 o'clock, A.
M, January 18TH, arrived here at 8 IL
O'Clock, P. M.
The steamship Fulton was to leave South
ampton for New York on the day the Kanga-
roo sailed.
The Canada, from Boston, arrived out on
the morning OF the llth OF January.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-07
FEES.---PRICES OF ADMISSION TO FAIR
GROINDS.
CHEAP HOMES! CHEAP HOMES !!
NOW IS THE TIME
Come and See,
RR ENT w % ID.

YHyE village Brentwood situated the halfway
trail point between Nashville and Franklin, @ miles from
the city NashYile) the junction Of the Wilson Turnpike
and Alabama Railroad. This is the most eligible point between
Nashville and Franklin for abeauul yagebeing connect
ing point the tnpkes and railroad, with county
a beautiful productive country As summer
retreat for health and air every lot beng shaded y forest
growth eNceed The location being about OO feet
higher public square Of Nashville, and within Ia miles
superior Sulphur Spring. and "a miles OF strong Ch beat
Spring. both accessible in carriage or on horseback
II you wish to avoid heavy taxes (some Of the los lying IN
Williamson county and subject to railroad taxi and expensive
living, here and you get lot on most reasonable terms
Provisions purchased low rates and hreWoOd can be de
Ivered door dollars cord quarter oil Dee AMI
will much as the same delivered az some
point in Nashville Fine range Tor stock and
urnpkes delivered the lowest rates 10 the mechanc no
other point, where home would cost little would have the
advantages.
village has present Store, Post Once with daily
Nashyilel Freight House, resident Pyscian, and
dwellings erected and now being nned
handsome Brick Church and School House mas zen 10 tu5 l
days compleed-competent Teachers employed and the
school viii be operation the second Monday IN september
The leave Nashville twice day and arrive mere IN twenty
thirty minutes Come and yourselves e advantages
Of home and work shop this point and you Wn buy and
build you shall have full zine to pay.
1OUcan get lots Of size from lOO iet g J Ie u 70 D
4 acres, covered with wood and within few minutes
walk Of the Dep0tn Brentwood For Vineyards or Flower Car
dens the locations cannot be eXceled -.
Desderick street, Nashville, or to
j. II. NJ. HALL,
In Breutwood first depo from Nashville and Tenn. and Ala
Railroad sep3712w6Cwlt
COFFEE.--5A hays Idmore Coffee, for sale low for
q , cash TERRASs BROTHERS,
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DIR. KINGS DIsPENSARE
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

~ Dr. King, formerly q New York ior ts last four
ES years of Louisville, hentutsys and who has de-
voted bis attention the Of pTse diseases for
thirty years, faers himself having attended prac zee FOX 50
many years, andrured many thousands De is enabled 10 cure
diseases Of private nature matter how tai u nay -
idiucious mythical treatment from uedct q tlet
own. Dr. Kings Dspeusay . Deaerick street, rEee
Cherry and the Square, where be all diseases Of pryas
nature.
GoSoHHEA cured without medicine interrHca
from business
SrRICRuREs OF old recent date eaca cured IN isF
DAYS, operation which causes PAIN Where structure
exists health cannot be enjoyed Pgs dseass causes
more mischief and underninss the constitution much
SYPHILIS, with all the diseases q the snr growing cut OF neg
bad treatment, be ede-ai cured m few days
SEMINAL WEAKNE, particuar attention han. been given %
disease, all The c0n growing Of hoht
in many By The dstracliVe habits OF inconslderat
Youths and excessive indulgence % the passions, neslect o.
which viii undermine the utOn- rendering The tect un1
f0r business society," and causing premature Odd
Females who may be laboug with any duy of the Womn
may rest assured Of immediate relief
Persons residing abroad By writing and stating their case via
a fee enclosed directed Dr. A. King No = Drck street
Nashville, Tennessee viii have The Necessary medicine sent %
their address, with necessary directions stct Observed
Once from O'Clock morning until Din the evening"
may 93-d&WIy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-07
GREAT A-TTRACTTOV--TFTE BOYD FIzO-
PERTN IN MARKET.

WE will sell to the highest bidder, ON EuesdaYs she
w 18th day OF CCfObers 1885, So lots % hat
desirable property belonging o the Boyd Esata' e
ately beyond the depot, extending from Broad and sprn
the Charlotte Pike These lots BEAUTIFULLY locate
10 800 feet deep, finely situated Tor suburban resi-
for gentlemen doing business u the city, exempt r1u
corporation and present The eutcrrsins fine ed for
speculation. The rapid growth 0 Nashville, the great number Of
improvements that being ae- nota tandns The eE
pressure Of the times, vel for the future growth Of
Nashville, conclusive proof that when all Railroads
completed the widest dreamer scarcely imagine what Nash
vile will be. II the Chattanooga Barui has increased The BUS
Nashville SO per what viii e the eject Of the
completion q the Tennessee and Alabama sd- Of tha LOUISVILLE
and Henderson. aud Of the Northwestern Road
Perhaps in the Union, Of its population presents more
attraction. Its central position, the character and nieenca
the population the beauty, poluctiTeuc and neauness
country, being the capital Of the Volunteer Stale ne
educational facilities &C. Nashville particularly atctYe
We have Of the most h0urhng Medical Colleges In NJ
Union. another being estb- Our female Academy and
Female schools unsurpassed Our high sl0o dNed Llc
doing much good for NasFeas udng among
many good things have here Our society viii compare
with that any city in The Union. We confident the property
Offering will greatly enhance u value, and therefore sl
earnestly invite all persons DESTROYS Of lettering their condcu
70 attend our sale and buy freely.
Bills out In few days
aug22 il. R.W. BROWN,
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See First and Fourth Pages.


The following paragraph is from a long article in
the Banner, Of Sept 9th, defending Mr.. BELL:
Their 1.-THE Democracy's) bitter and unrelenting
malice and abuse is Prima facie evidence of the pa
triotism of the men they seek to destroy-for, il
he didn't stand in their way, they would let him
alone and when he stands in THIER way, he stands
where every patriotic foot should be planted like
8 rock
And the following from an article il the Banner,
of August 29th, defending HosACE GREELEY:
HoRAcE GREELEY No man has been more cordi-
ally abused by the Southern Press, than this distn
guished individual Whenever q Democratic editor
feels theneed Of little exercise, he mounts Greeley
The Democrats Of the South have been cordial
in tbeirhatred Of Greedy, and fierce in denOunciDg
him, the people have been led to consider him the
most dangerous enemy Of Southern institutions
According to the Banners logic GREELEY is
more patriotic man than BELL. for it says that the
hatred and abuse Of the Democracy is an evidence
Of the patriotism Of the men against whom ii is di-
rected: and as the Banner asserts that the Demo-
Gratis dislike aud abuse GBEELT more than anybody
else be must be the most patriotic and deserving Of
all the politicians in the country. When the Banner
succeeds in convincing the people of Tennessee that
GREELEY is true and loyal to the South, it may con-
vince them that BBLL is also.
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mR. III PARRONy. the Old b
WANTED IITmEDIATELY!

@nR BBLs of choice Green Apples, deliVesed at our
ebeBel warehouse in Nashville or on the plantation Persons
wishing to contract call and we can furnish barrels
and \ the time Of delivery.
We also 1000 bushels Of Dried Apples and LOO
bushels Of Dried Peaches. Sacks furnished b. US
sept7 II. S. FRENCH & son.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-07
FasuiOnabTe Dancing.

TR GOODWIN has arrived city and will commence
Nv forming his classes Saturday, Sept 4th at o'clock A.
NJ, and o'clock p NJ at his Bes store; Col
lege street
and elegant method Of Society Dancing viii Be taught
the fashionable saloons London and Paris and
the principal cities in the United states
Dancing universal, that cannot be dispensed with
education Of Young Ls and Gentlemen. 1t IS indeed
both useful and Ornamental forms and strengthens the body
and improves the carriage.
Mr.. g. will be assisted By his daughter which will enable them
great many fashionable Dances taught other
Professor this region Of country Mr. Gs capabilities
we'll known teacher, 70 the citizens Of Nashville that t
quires only this announcement % insure him the attention Of all
those DESTROYS Of improvement In this elegant department
The celebrated Lsucers Quae will he taught. class for
gentlemen viii commence Monday, September the 9th at hall
past p. m. laug3l-dlW
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IN CFIANCERE AT ClMDEN'
ScDfembcr Rules. 1855.

N CFTANCEIRE AT c lMDEN.
September Rulcs, 1855.
The PRESIDENT and Directors Of Bank Of Teuieev Mathew
G. Bowles and others-Att achmen and Injunction Bill
KIT arearnr TO the Clerk and Master egons in the
Bill which is sworn TO- Joshua B. Bovles, Of the de-
fdats in this cause is resident Of IN state Of Tennessee,
o s the ordinary process he served him:
Ii therefore ordered by the Clerk and Master that publication
he made in the Union American, newspaper published IN the
city Of Nashville weeks in succession requiring sai non
resident defendant appear next Channer Court 70 DC
held for the county Of Benton Courh0use in the town OF
Camden on the Monday September, - and plead answer
or denu comp BILL the will be taken Tor con
fessed and set for hearing parts as 70 him - -,
sept7-4IprseeSJ D. p ~ DSON, y & ~.