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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-13

There are no returns from the twentieth
ward, and it is reported that the ballot box
was smashed. The result shows that the nat
uralized voters were almost entirely excluded
from the polls, but, notwiths this, the
retOrmers carried seven wards. With two or
three exceptions, the most Objectionable candi-
dates are defeated. There is vast improve
ment in the character of the new council
The thirteenth ward reformers endorsed the
American nominee, and claimed him as re-
former. The friends of reform are greatly en-
couraged, and hope to achieve a complete tri-
umph in tile state election. Leaving out the
twentieth ward shows that the Americans
have only 1887 majority, while they had $4,000
in the last Mayor election. But little more
than half the vote of the city is polled.
Pennsylvania Election.
PTTsBURG, Oct 1.-THE election has
passed off quietly. The vote is small about
two-thirds of the average. About thirty dis
tricts heard from indicate the election of the
Republican state ticket by about 5000 maiori-
ty. The Republican candidates ON the county
ticket are also elected by smaller majority
Lancaster county-Oppostion majority for
the state ticket, 5000.
Montgomery county-Democratic state tick
ct 1900 majority.
Mifflin county-The Democratic ticket has
fifty majority
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 1.-THE opposition
gain Senator in this city.
IA. Mn Mann, opposition, for District
Attorney, has a majority of $500, and the
State ticket about 2500 Smith and Cornell,
opposition, are both elected to the Senate.
The Representatives are probably unchanged.
Wayne Conference.-The majority 600.
Northampton Co-About 1900 Democratic
nMjority-a gain of 500
Erie gives Laird, Anti-Lecompton for AS
sembly, 22l majority. 1t also gives Cochran
80 majority, and Keim 5. The vote is light
Berks C0.-Democratic ticket elected.
Monroe Co,-1200 Democratic majority
Carbon Co.-150 Democratic majority
Iowa Election.
CnIcAGo, Oct. 12.-rhere being but four
telegraph Offices in the state of Iowa some
days must elapse before the result of the cleo
ton there can be definitely ascertained. The
vote received thus far, is about the same as in
in 1857, when Lowe, Republican, was elected
by 1000 majority. Scott county gives 200
Republican majoety for the state ticket;
Louisa county, $50 Republican majority Hen
ny county 700 Republican majority Jefferson
county, $50 Republican majority; Dubuque,
1900 democratic majority and Des Moines
250O Republican majority.
Republican Triumph in Ohio.
CLEVELAND, Oct. PA dispatch from Co.
lumbus says that the Republican State ticket
in 0hio has over $1,000 majority, and that the
returns thus iar also indicate Republican
majority IN the Senate Of 8, and from II to IL
in the House. This secures Republican U.
$. Senator probably Gov. Chasel as successor
to Pugh
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-13
Political.

New ORLEANS, Oct. 1.-THE opposition
are holding large and enthusiastic meeting
here tonight. Hon. Pierre Soule is the prin-
cipal speaker
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GRAND EXPOS ITION OF
NOVELTIES!
We would very respectfully call the attention of the
buying public to our very choice selection Of
MADE UP LACE GOODS,

consisting of Medailian Collars Medallian Cuffs and
Flowing Sleeve Sets Nalenccnnc Handkerchief and
Point Lace Sets They unequalled for novelty and
elegance, ami well worthy OF examination Also, ele
CANT Point Applique, Honton Nalencenncs Collars and
Sets at much below the former prices.
\ magnificent selection of French Collars and Sets
800 real Maltese Collars SOC, sc and upwards; they
the cheapest and handsOmcst Collars offered in
this city. 400 Cambria and Muslin Collars, Auc-
ton which offer Is % per less than any
other ST in this city. go beautiful Misses Cambria
and French Collars. Every lady wishing to purchase
-hadSome childrCns Collars ut low prices, should fail
to look at these Collars. Grape Collars and Sets half
price.
Cambria Edgng and Inserting Cambria and Dimity
Bands ln!ants' Waists, Embroidered and Hemsttehed
Handkerchiefs.
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Fire.

New ORLEANS, Oct. 12.--Driver & Pierces
store, on Levee street wharf, was destroyed by
fire to-day, Loss $4,000
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THOMAS ARNOLD, 1.Dr =,
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Issac OF Sept goth, with one from you and an
enclosure per Anderson | much regret our
friend lsaacs did not send me any means, as l
shall make no effort to raise anything in that
way through the public to meet my private eX
penses. / never have done so and cannot now
begin.
Since / became aware that you intended
opening the mines before Spring, have spared
no pains, and have strained every nerve to get
hands forward in season. l do not therefore,
feel TO blame for any error in respect TO time
had before never heard anything else than
that the spring was the favorable time, unless
uncomfortable circumstances should otherwise
compel. At this distance ! am not Preparedto
Judge, but take it for granted that wisdom, or
perhaps necessity, dictates the change of lpro
gramme Immediately on receipt Of your urgent
communications / have despatched copies where
they would be most likely to avail anything,
and have devoted, and am still devoting, my
whole time TO forming associations for the pur-
pose of aiding.
There will be meeting Of stockholders at my
house this eve. A distinguished gentleman
from New Hampshire, who is anxious to invest,
will be present.
L. A. T., at Lndenyille, has received let
ter from l.. +. p, who started for Pixies Peak,
lie is now at OssawStomie, "strapt' and low
spirited, yet, believe, at work in grist mill
there. shall send you a copy his letter, and
write him soon.
Whether it is best for me to como to you
now or not ! cannot say, but suppose il will be
impossible for me to remain here wheR you arc
actually realizing your brightest prospects.
Whom in c., and in all other places, have
al all times urged all hands to 90 on at once
since necessity might render their presence al
imperative want at any time. Write often. Ii
haste, yours as ever, JOHN SMITH.