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THE AUGUST ELECTIONS.
Tie result OF the elcctien in Alabama, with.
out doubt, may 10 summed up thus:

THE AUGUST ELECTIONS.
Tie result Of the elcctien in Alabama, with.
out doubt may DO summed up thus:
Exor1A1 pzxocRA1.c cAxotpATEs.
G,seTesf. s<.s s ssaxos.
T.. !!-lEA =; Sno..s., sH.
1!!:-!,ss!s 11V!::-sss:sss Ss';Ss; Sssrs,
N.-t;eo =. Iousca.
VII. ai-Si /. -; II. l. ca@y. sI.'
There was an independent candidate for
Governor, Mr.. II. N. SANFORD, running against
Cor. Moore, but it is impossible that hc should
have got anything more than scattering vote-
There were independent Democratic candidates
far Congress- in the Id aud lid Districts
The telegraph advises us tlat The Irregular" is
elected in the lid.
We 1layo nothing from Kentucky indicating
any change from the statement in our yester-
davis issue. The Cincinnati Enquirer esti-
mates Mngoein's majority for Governor ut
1000, which may be exaggerated. The De-
mocratic papers in Louisville notice with some
surprise stampede Of tho German voters to
the ranks # the Opposition. The Democrat
asc.ibcs it wholly to their fear Of mobbine
in case they attempted to vote tho Democratic
ticket. This explanation however, makes nc
pr.yision for the simpler expcdient Of staying
at home md not voting ut all, by which the
terrified Germans woald at tho same time havt
escaped violence and avoided swelling thu
vote Of their encmi Il. The Courier gives {
variety Of rcasons for the loss Of this vote
,,.1,;,t, 1r;} Ia c,t1rH fFsnyrEnrn-
, 1859-08-04

OFFICE OF SUPT, OF PUBLIC
WoExA CITY ct Chicago. Augut 9Th. ls59.
SAied proposals I'll It received un.ti Tnussi7J; AuEo
1lik l5a u oeoek =. ~ fo grading The 4NJh half Of
ia aror!anee wa the specifications fvs The aAnse On dc
Ia my ut.ce-
ulia 10 r. uasked Ed f1r Improvement It North ~.
taSs sntss.a;s r.; sA~4 i. CLEVELAND, *rp1.
, 1859-08-04

TAyA COFFEE-20D Pockets 0.
x U. y ea' 9oA-''' ~ - GuSs / roAo.
x-,-as,. = @s yfsfh Etz<x-e4.
, 1859-08-04

IxnEssx Brs1xEss.-I. 81 Singer / Co., are
still extending their business operations BY the
erection Of ncw and elegant building for manu-
featuring their new 4 machines, which have
l.ts:y acquired sucl. popularity in great many
families in the West.
They ha<s sold ofthis style Of Machine, With
in the last sixty days: three thousand six hun-
drrd and seventy, ;, and Of al the varieties manu-
fsctured by Them, seven thousand two hundred
and forty, making tho largest sales that hare
e+er becp made IN this branch Of business, in
the sane length Of time The latest improve
ment de-iynated rs the A Machine, has recently
been examined b., the best mechanics NC, IN tne
The best piece Of mechanism they had ever seen.
I, cali Al The sa1esrooms, No: 65 Lake street,
and judge for yourselves, when 20 feel assur.d
and capacity Of this Machine fur family work
ure uuequa1led. an4 IN
, 1859-08-04

CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
po1rox, July esh, tsss.
Atrrn .lln hive obtaIned patent dssed Nay .uh 1s
improvement GeoTxu @tede r. l!o sor 1he
te.* u rAltnl s.ned 70 ali Mitchell J4nu.sJ sh
1aa.
Mehtf. rssen', and no ene b. fkht TO MAKE .. .
"a MnehElI. That pats MT net b n!sd - hrFeoy
xiYe n te TINT s tfuEute a prtseos who use And
License from -.. o
tNHAF n CHASE, MCKINNEY 4 10.
, 1859-08-04

OFFICE SUPT. OF PUBLIC
" WORKS. ChlcAko, Auk1.t 4th- tS4.
seaed proposals will h< rseved un'!t 1hut.dsv, Ausas
fi,b l.s9 u o'efocx. fur parelnx Anhsgsn are
nur non rt{rt Randolph stees With Joliet bou,ef
cement kaye in aercore with the Rtencuons for tho
exue on dle IN ny ot9cs-
B1ts to be m,{ked -DA for improvement Of Mlehlg7a
suta-.:9 II. CLEVELAND, sups.
, 1859-08-04

AssAu17-Yesterday afternoon the case Of
Dr.. John E. Tannery, charged with an assault
with the intent to commit rape upon the per-
son of Cathatinc Meacham, 3 domestic living
with Mrs. Hall, nj No. IS Monroe street, u as
under examination before Justice Hiltiken. The
defence will attempt to show q conspiracy to
Artnrt
, 1859-08-04

TEAS-loo Half Chests Of very
i tn quality assuassd Ieas fas fagus - *,o.a
, 1859-08-04

tB Dr.. Royal is to be examined this atacr-
noon on the charge Of attempting to Kill bis vile
in the Quincy street stabbing affair.
DuroLARr.-Yestcrdaya man nsmed James
Hughes was held to bail in $500 for busg:ari-
ously entering the premises Of Oliver Hugg, and
stealing hide.
, 1859-08-04

e new line Of omnibuses are to ply on
the Archer Road, from Stats street to Bridge
port 1t will be great convenience, especially
a the Canal Mice Ia located thcFex
, 1859-08-04

Toast Canras Eack pueks Cl1mpa{ne Seuct. !:oax
Wld Gonsc, Roast Red htads HHast Teal Dneks Ko,st
1:ttezn Roast niue Minx Tesl Res,t ffson Fat Srsy
Koa9 sind hi lCta1. KA& Prine Chickens Siuf<d and
Lss4ed Ktass rets:dEe BEsI+d foyI hn,1IsI K,d t,
tR Toox l.roied Hue Wing 1e bsolct tt1re Csae1ec,
1irott,l 1Sld ElZea11S. Etltls4 Isat.
, 1859-08-04

0FFlCE SUPT. tiF PUBLIC
~ WORKS, ChlclSc, AuSuA NJ. 1Ea-
Seae4 proposals Will te rax1yed until Th1rHaay Aukust
1tth lisa ii o.cloek E5aveluk A1xh .n sssxs
v1h Jot gravel tn sernrtauce With The fah1.oas so[
tbs szue on 6le In ny cttec.
lids to ie MARKET ~id fF improvement Of I'LL h<an
STREET. and addressed 10 ~Chy E!eik:
AuGt Il, Glen ElAA ~ SGEH.
, 1859-08-04

TEAS IN CADDIES-10o put up
speeas+s ss1 o1i 3' Goss HpA9,
+-sn,~utsts ys 4 Enfta ChEk stzse<
, 1859-08-04

- gang of sneak thieves entered the sa-
loon Of Edward Paine, No. ITS West Madison
street, on Sunday night, and made thorough
ransaek Of the premises. A couple Of boxes ot
cigars and some coppers we're their only booty.
, 1859-08-04

Importing Staple Groceries,
Suited to the wants Of tha JoBaIxG TRADE IN our Vet
eu Gk Th4 Tf3de may rtlv upoa our keepta< th- Lfxt
AID bet seIeeted Noek o{ hTAPLE GkQCA E5 tint
b fyppd u auY uartet and wa viii n Whossas Il
en- te1e uare5) F9oes TINT ill eaaha them 10 HaAe
ttsfr puscha es Of Us u the trade qu1r4-
Uus terms he lhzrA 4. ottrrd n Eastern rttAs
Oar Il ek VII consist Of aA .ch Refined St 1 II:
Of al q 1a1es, AuLAsSEs. SYACPs. TEA. CnfFkE>
TOBAtG, OILS, KtCE. FISH, .thss articles
Ga!!J required by th+ Trade-
REYNOLDS, ELI Il co.
.N
, 1859-08-04
All Groomc Street, New York |
July 18th, 1859. !

GEO. 4. CurrrExrEs. Esq.-Dear Sir:
Below send you the number Of Sewing Na-
cLiues sold bv the three firms Of Wheeler i
Wilson Manufacturing Company, the Grover /
Baker, Sewing Machine Co., and l. u. Singer /
Co, The quarterly returns DO not come in at
1he same time from all, bot send you the last
rcturus rendered, viz:
Wheeler Wilson, manufacturing Co.. re-
turned Aay 1st, 1851, 5943 machines sold in
the United States and Territories and l95 ex-
Grover i Baker Sewing Machine Co.. return.
ed May Isl, 1859, $500 machines sold in the
United S,ases and Territories nnd Ao exported.
| I. NJ Singer i Co., returned July I, 1859.
a1al 5Iachioes sold in the United States and
Territories and 563 exported.
The above is d trae und correct account as
their quarterly returns.
Isespee.fully yours. f. HOWE, JE-
, 1859-08-04

NEW POTATOES AT SHOWS.
III. z''''ta e'' '3 r 6@: fs y Sfsss sss s s'::s:
, 1859-08-04

, | after the toundauou o. Gu!cako' Sue~69 A'
| Increased commercially, GalesDurg educational
". She is the great education city OF the West
: Ne send you our produce and you Arc enrlch-
r | I'd. You compensate Us and We are enriched:
: | You send your young men and women to Us aud
wc IRE enriched. We send them back in the full
x;,nr Of manhood and wonaanhood aud you In
4 Far YOUR Kind reception thank you. It il
!: MT nlone rour reception. Chicago does not be-
= along to you alone Il belongs to sreIy t,5ne5
n 1ou t1eal the country people in this manner,
YOU will nerer regret ii, bat Jou will pethaps
n The future derive some benefit for -FOUR hos'
pitalitics to us.
'e One Of tho speakers has said that Te h'e
ut South of Mason and Dixon's line. II il 30
Ne are from State having the 'pecuiAl
~ institution" but l trust wc have mona Of thl
u nreiudices alluded to, and certainly nom
be ars,uet free labor l am proud to sec 1t
L. pToud that illinois can show her s's'es Staie
:, tuch immense felds Of corn and grain, 2nd
e. raa assure YOU. that while some stories has
ng heen told about US which ara unforsunatel
e. tue, you will find that the nearer you sci
h. | Border itufians ths less they will bite. Auou
-. our excursionists are men from the e1tseu
1as South aud the frozen North, from Kentucky ~
III. Tennessee, and we hare brought back sou
.r. "Sucker'' Children who stray ed away from 20
We arc proud to say that il ever the Gag Of Q!
ee' country loses I star, or even stripe u obi
ing erstsd,i it will not BE- the fault Of the boTd
W. The Colonel then gare the following desert
~ ton Of the Mayor Of st. Joseph:
ere Speaking upon Mayors, Joa mustn't take h'
nee n i1e looks. Although it is hoas,iug flne
,r- nust say that will 6et that he has more bral
'ee' thsn an1 other man Of his looks, in the wor
and this i : safe banter, for he is the ugl''
ugh looking man in the world. He is cross beswe
cs,e shanghai rooster aud : s.udhil! crane.
hi he is perfectly harmless: He is also from
af The first fauiies Of Firglnis~
ther sftrr siludiuc in complimentary terms 10
less influence Of Chicago, ths Colonel tela1ea y
less Of bis brotnes' *so ~ n;.e,1tnns - ss.r
ally sn., md xrote to him, that he could got
very when hs got to ChIcago-bat upon 1rflr
tAks here he could not hna par IN @ne "n"f" '"
6fm- Ae Eonc4ooeu s... ~ Hxd ~ reu .s xa dass
that h. there on The frontiers Of border Rud1ani
nth. NJ ~ proad aleo pf g. Lnnit, Who wlA 9
psts viii you fef ~ heapsF. H. 4og" y
, 1859-08-04

~ O n n E c T l c U 7
MUTUAL
Life Insurance Company.
OF HARTFORD, CoSS.
L. ID. 0L1lSTRp, AGENT.
ACQC1RED cAsrAL
QE~ER THEE .NEkkI0.F8. 4. I.
The euasber has teen appointed ff this old and
xtl x1ta3HaaAd n company. md b
70 recs.se applsztas 1hoso toLila< poc = iii M
thIs lime reeeve their dividends anil rsnew2 receps II
th.s oh1<e uton uaynent Of thee psnums.
Tie Aan1ai D.r4eeLds have aTcszxtd more than
40 PE& CENT.
Total A1noura ot Dividends paid to asxured Up 10
To,at saaouns Il eam; 81 dssi6 paid up 70 IL
pFc9En& ~ e<laA y
l. .. OLNsrED.
Car, Lake 1od LaAiNs street-
L orr Chis3Sq &snk.
, 1859-08-04

HAMS-2oo Sugar Cured Hams,
GDsS HoAG.
1-Tltvtato 20. 4. Ninth tta<k htfeef--
, 1859-08-04

F LIE AT so CENTS PER BRL !!
fE1sa Lima Il D. ID ~ k1 Ess. HAss q
aua11x EunzpMs1al M&&% NAIh n Ws6a Krsk
, 1859-08-04

OFF1ck or TEE WHEELER i Wl1soS AAsc-
rAcrrn1xc Co, l67 AND l6o LACE ssTRxET-
Gro. Il. Cu1.zxxDrS, AaES1.-Ar. 4. y. tlar-
s, ageut for !. y. Singer Co. in this city, ,bar,
ing publicly deeiarrd tJuly 4th) under the head
had made and *'soli during the last sixty 1ays
Seven Thousand Two Hundred and Forty Sew
inc Machines" md as this statement is cnIcula-
ted TO mislead the public By putting the number
Of uachiucs made and sold in this time too many
by over i. 900, according to the following quar-
tctlT statement Of /. u. Singer / Co. them
selves. and desiring that the psbiic may have
fuir, reliable and correct statement Of the nuna-
ber OF sewing machines made and sold by l. u.
SINGER, GaoyKa h BAKER, and WHEELER 4
WILSON, beg leave to submit tue enclosed letter
to all machines to whom is rendered By each
company. qud,ttrly, correct account Of the n,a-
chimes sold, and to whom is paid license fee on
each.
, 1859-08-04

ITO BAKERS.-A fine Store and
l. Bake shpp. with an \ 10. cracker Naehlas md
ii 64fu. ihceunfo teons.Ns. in go"4 running otdts al
Of Wt;ca VII feat cheap Thr lsat.on Il dc.h <int
on Br.a1u7y oetwe Fox and Main .tnxtA Auro,A II.
x1and oreunx ontsr thtr Il hut atesy In ihe
e3s. Apd tannue supply the dem, ns1s- Adtn -
tydJ INK ACSfIN MANN. Aurofs. H.
, 1859-08-04
Boarning.

boarding. A few gentlemen
ean BE- Accommodated Nth COED beoFd aod Rl;assas
fuoua4 bY applying II u Sonih AtaMttt NS!-1-
Observation-Disclosures rooms
fo- ons or tvo {amIea and tvo furnished sooHs of
...sr s.n r. had Vta koazd In small tftFaka 1Afa3
IL $a1 d.v bnsr4e7s aTe dtsrd Il No % soah Aaaml
1.sss - rern v ,h,th and Aieh!ks2 Asenat D<lp1
, 1859-08-04

0000 KEGS NAILS-Assortc1,
OOOV PARSONS. PITKIS HASKEY.
i ..,t,tt Nntsf All L
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-14
The outrages ON the Rio Grande.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 12.-The Delta has a
letter dated Corpus Christi, 7th inst, which
says it is almost certain that Brownsville has
fallen into the hands of Cortenas. The Mexi
can flag was flying four miles above the town
and all communications had been cut off. The
entire population on both SIDES Of the Ric
Grande, were in arms with the intention of ex.
terminating the MeXicans and reconquerng
the country to the Colorado river. The news
is confirmed by affidavits of citizens in Came
ron county, who had to fly to save their lives
Another affidavit says that the frontier
Of Rio Grande is in a state of war, and
that Cortenas is sustained by the Mexican
population. The most earnest appeals had
been made for aid. Eighty men were advanc-
ing to the relief of Brownsville, but they will
have to encounter the land of Cortenas
amounting to 700 men. Col. Robert Il. Lee
succeeds Gen. Twiggs.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-14

sured for $4,000 pounds. Her general cargo
was not very valuable. Of the persons on
board when she left Australia, siXty-three were
lbin passengers three hundred and twenty
five other passengers, and one hundred and
twenty.three crew; total five hundred and
eleven. OF those seventeen passengers were
landed at Queenstown, and thirty-nine were
saved from the wreck, so that the total loss OF
life was four hundred and fitty-five. Among
those recorded as crew were eleven passengers
who were transposed from a tugboat to the
Royal Charter, in the channel for conveyance
to Liverpool. assurances were being effected
at Lloyd's on the bullion at twenty five per
cent. premium.
The great gale which caused the wreck of
the Royal Charter and the detention of the
steamers North American and City OF Baltl-
more was most disastrous in effects all around
the coast of England. Numerous vessels,
coasted were wrecked, and many lives were
lost. Much damage was also done on land.
Great Britain.
grand banquet had been given at Edin
burg to Lord Brougham, and on the day the
Asia sailed, Lord Derby was to be honored
with one in Liverpool An imposing demon
stration was expected.
Lord Brougham was elected Chancellor of
the Edinburgh University by a vote of 654 to
419 for the Duke Of Buccleugh.
Lady Peel, widow of the late Sir Robert
Peel, is dead. She retired to rest in apparent
good health, and was found next morning dead
in her bed.
France.
The London Herald's Paris correspondent
states that the French government has given
orders to an iron company for one hundred
gun boats, twenty five of which are to be COM
plsed with the utmost dispatch. 1t is said
that conference had been held in London be-
tween Sidney Herbert, Secretary of War, and
the Chief Secretary of the French Minister of
War, in which all the arrangements for the
combined expedition to China were concluded,
the departure of the expedition being fixed for
the first fortnight in February.
The Paris Bourse had been quiet, but with
out material variation. Rentes closed on the
2Sth at 60 46.
Prussia and Russia
The Paris correspondent of the Daily News
says that the recent meeting at Breslau, be-
tween the emperor of Russia and the Prince
Regent of Prussia, was a subject of great
anxiety in Paris. The impression was that
they had agreed not to oppose the annexation
of Central Italy to Piedmont. The Paris
Pays says the object of the meeting was to
settle with a view to congress the basis Of an
understanding between England and Prussia.
Another semi-official journal repudates the idea
that the three powers are united in any large
design, but in other quarters it was alleged
that the understanding between them was OF
the most comprehensive nature.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-14
MrarIset.-NEw YORK. Nov. !

Cotton market frm sales 200 bales; at 3c for mid
ding uplands
FLOUIs-Recepts 22.sI0 bbls sales 26OOO bbs; State
and Western l0c better; super state S4y5 q 500; extra
State S505 q $500; round hoop Ohio $3.50 a SIS; COM
mon 20 good extra Western S525 q 5,40 southern firm
sales 2300 bbs; mixed TO good $3.50 "a 5I0 fancy and
extra s. IS S25; Canada supernomina 400 bbs extra
at 535 a $40.
GRAlN.-Wheat lc better; sales 10000 bush Chicago
spring to arrive, private, private terms; AIlwat-
kee club, sS western white Sl50 Canada white 81 40
a AZ. Corn and buoyant; sales triing; white
southern Sl06 very choices yellow jersey 81 49, Oats
active; southern and Jersey 81 q Ale; Northern and
Western. a a 444c.
PRoNISlONS-lieet steady; sales 22O bbls: country
mess s. a 525 prime, 81 AIS; renacked Chicago SO
"a 9i5 for new Pork heav and dull sales 1900 bbls
mess sl5 prime s05Q Bacon steady. Lard steady But
ter dull; Ohio IL a. lSc; State IA a Ole Rice firm.
Sugars firm and qniet Muscovado so hhds at 81 "a dc
Havana, 81 boxes at &c Coffee firm; Rio, 1850 bags at
ii a. l3c Tantos $50 bags at 22c. MOasses quiet and
firm; MuscOYadO. 25 hhds at q a DC.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-14
The Alright in Virginia

BALTIMORE, Nov. 13.-Considerabe excite
ment still exists at Charestown. The mayor
had issued proclamation and appointed a
committee to look after strangers and bring
them before justice of the peace Mr.. Hoyt
and Mr.. Jewett, the latter getting up pic.
lures" for Leslie's newspaper received no.
tice from Col. Taylor that they were not safe,
and they accordingly left, arriving here to-
day. Mr.. Jewett was accused of being the
Tribune correspondent.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-14
The New Congress.

The Washington correspondent of the Tri-
bune states that Mr.. Hoffman, an ex-member
Of Congress from Maryland, will be presented
as a southern opposition candidate for Clerk of
the House. He is highly esteemed, and voted
for the expulsion of Brooks. Messrs. Banks
dale and Phelps will contest the democratic
nomination for speaker, with Bocock though
movement is making for Mr.. Pryor in expec-
tation of conciliating some Lecompton demo-
cra's, and with the hope of coercing portion
of the southern opposition
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-14
Washington News.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.-The Postmaster
General has decided to postpone all action on
the bids for carrying the mails from Portland
to New Orleans until Congress shall indicate
Its course with regard to the appropriations for
the department. The representatives Of the
various railroad interests who had Offered pro.
posals, now here, were nota little disappointed
at the announcement
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-14
Another Rnltimore Eleotion v,otim.

BALTIMORE, Nov. I2-Chas. Fargett, who
was shot in the Second Ward of this city on
election day, died of his wounds this morning,
The deceased was at the time trying to rescue
a friend whom the rowdies were trying to force
TO vote against his will. The man who did
the deed was arrested yesterday.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-14
From South Carolina.

CHARLESTON, S. s., Nov. 13.-The Mer.
cury's special correspondent says that Ex-
Gov. Brown of Mississippi, delivered an adj
dress to the Legislature at jackson, express
ing more respect for the opinions of Mr.. Sc
ward thanfo those of Senator Douglas.
AT the fair at Columbia, S. c., on Friday,
two native Africans took a premium of sill
yer goblet.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-14
Rumored Libel Suit

New York, Nov. 12.--The Courier init
mates that Thurlow Weed, of the Albany
journal, is about to commence a libel suit
against the editor of the Herald of this city,
the alleged libel being the articles which have
recently appeared in that journal charging
Weed with completely in the African slave
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-14
The Four Thousand dollar Loss.

MONTREAL, Nov. IA reward Of $500 has
been offered for the recovery of the four $1,000
bills Of the Commercial Bank of Canada lost
here last week. There are now only five bills
of this denomination on the bank out includ
ing the four lost. Payment has been stopped
at all the banks.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-14

WASHINGTON, Nov. ia man was arrest
ed here last night, on suspicion of being one
of the Harper's Ferry insurgents. He was in
disguise, and says his name is Macdonald. and
that he belongs Id Boston. He has several
wounds on his body.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-14
From California,

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 13.-By overland mail from
California, we learn that the business portion
Of the town of Coultersvie was burned on the
Goth.
The Sacramento Standard states that Gov.
Weller would appoint successor to Broderick
in the U. S. Senate. Business dull
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-14
The San Juan Dispute.

The Washington correspondent of the
Times states that important dispatches have
been received by our government relative to
the San Juan dispute. 1t is said Great Britain
expresses an earnest desire to settle amicably
the difficulties which now exists, and she has
no doubt, moreover, that this result will be
accommodated
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-14
Tho New Jersey Election.

TRENTON, Nov, 12-The final result makes
the Legislature stand as follows Senatc-12
Democrats, 8 Opposition, Straight American;
House-3O Democrats, % Opposition 2 Strait
Americans. The Democratic majority on
Joint ballot is three.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-14
4 GENCY & COMMISSION ROOMS.

- The subscriber has taken rooms in American House
Block, where he Will give his attention Sale and
Renting Of Real Estate, Repairing of Tenements Collect
ing Rents, Bills, &C Also to the Patent Rights
Patented and other Articles, Machinery &c. Will also
fur sh families with the best help the Affords
free OF charge Orders for either of the above thankful
" received and promptly attended to- Room No and
Foster streets. f. HAVEN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-14

the captain of the vessel which had been seized
for smuggling, to-day brought in verdict of
guilty OF murder in the second degree
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-14
Senator Douglas Worse.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 13-General credence
is given TO the rumor that Judge Douglas is in
a critical situation tonight.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-14
IN AID OF ZIoNsS SOCIETY,"

n ND UF- LIUN'S SUUIEIY.-A
= Supper will be given at Brinley Hail. on THURSDAY
Evening" Nov. H. to aid the members of lions Church
In the support of their pastor This Society poor and
in embarrassing circumstances and the Committee hone
large number Of tickets to the supper will be bought
thereby enabling them to meet present emergencies 1t
Hall, ON Thursday Evening, Nov II.
Single Tickets soc; Tickets for Gentleman and LADY,
75c; Children half drce Hall open at O'Clock supper
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-14
An United States Marshal Guilty Of Murder,

PoRT SALERNIA, G. f.. Nov. i2.-The jury
in the case of U. s. Marshal Tyler, who shot