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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-22
Nynrket.-NEw YoKk. Dec 81

Aarkets-NBw YORK, Dec. 81
Cotton market dull and heavy; sales 700 bales at lie
for niddng uplands.
FL0uR-Recepts 1891 bbls; sales 1900 bbls; State
and western more active and Sc better; super State IS
q $40; extra State S5I23 q $3.50; round hoop Ohio $3.50
q SIS; common to good extra Western $50 a 535;
southern more active; private sales 1901 bbIs; mixed to
good $5,55 q SIS; fancy and extra $3.50 % S7,25
GRAlN.-Wheat quiet and less depressed; sales 5000
bush; Milwaukee club zoe; western red 81 30; western
white 81 I50. Corn dull and declining; sales IL 900
bush; white, new, 81 &c; yellow, new, 80 93c. Oats
dull and declining: southern and Jersey 40 a 45c
Northern and Western 40 a 4Tc.
PROVlSlONS-Beet unchanged; sales 3T5 bbls; coun-
Try mess s. a $50; prime. 81 450 repacked Chicago
50 $3.50 for Pork firm and quet sales 1000 bbls
mess SIG a 1905; prime IL So Bacon quiet; sales 500
boxes short ribbed mpdlings for future delivery pr-
vate terms dressed hogs steady at 81 &C. Lard lower
sales 100 bbis including 500 bbs for December January
and February on private terms bbs O3 q lOac Butter
dull Ohio IL q Ice; State Is q 23c Whiskey dropping
sales 800 bbls at q Pic closing the inside price
Rice good export demand, but unchanged sales $50
ar 81 q &c. Sugars qui but held higher; New Orleans
zig hhds by auction at So q s3c Muscovado 200 hhds
@ l5c. Coffee stsady; Rio, sou bags at lO4 q l23c
leans 300 bbls at Sc Muscovado Is hhds at % 3Oc
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-22
The Seeding Students.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 21.-A morning paper
states that despatch was received last evening
from several Senators, advising the students
not to NEEDLE in politics, but to stay where
they are. 1t is also reported that the parents
of some of the students telegraphed to their
sons not to mix in the movement. 1t is al.
most certain, however, that two hundred will
leave tonight, one hundred and fifty to stop
at Richmond.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-22
From Washington,

WASHINGTON, Dec. 31.-It is the present
design of the majority of the Senate to ad-
journ tomorrow until Thursday, and from the
last named day to the following Monday, in
order to afford Senators an opportunity to
spend the holidays at home.
A large number of nominations were sent to
the Senate, to-day. They include all the APP
pointments made during the recess, and the
name of Francis j. Grund as Consul to Havre.
They were referred to the appropriate commit
tees for examination.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-22
New Phase Of the Slave Trade.

New YORK, Dec. 2l.-Advces from Liber~
ia, Africa, to the latter part of September, re-
ports a new and most extraordinary phase of
the slave trade. The Rebecca, Baltimore
clipper, commanded by Capt. Carter, arrived
here in July last with torty-two colored immi
grants from New Orleans, liberated from the
McDonogh estate. She was under orders from
the Colonization Society, but having landed
the tree blacks she moved otto the southwest
coast and took in full cargo of slaves, with
which freight she is now bound home.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-22
The Troubles at Brownsville.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.-The War Depart
ment received letter yesterday from Captain
Ricketts,, dated Brownsville, Dec. l, which
contradicts the reports with regard to the trou-
bles there. There are no signs of any medita-
ted attack upon Brownsville, and the captain
thinks that the whole affair has been much ex-
aggerated. He attributes the origin of the diff.
ficulty to falling out between parties concern.
ing private affairs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-22
Gov. Wise's Soldiers Evaouate Charlestown and
Harper's Ferrv-StaYens, Case.

CHARLEsTowN, VA, Dec 21--The militia
ry are daily leaving as fast as the cars can car
ry them homeward. The Fincastle Guards
left this morning. The military government
will cease on Saturday, when Gen. Taliaferro
and his staff will depart. The restoration of
the civil government and civil rights will be
the occasion ola grand jubilee among our peo-
pie.
President Buchanan has addressed a note to
Andrew Hunter, asking whether Stevens will
be tried in the United States Court or by the
Virginia authorities. He was unable to give
any definite answer on account OF the refusal
of Attorney Harding to enter a noe prosequi.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-22
Fira in Newark. MI.

NEWARK N. j., Dec. 2l.-One of the enam.
eled cloth factories of Messrs. Brown & Prem
tiss, of this city, situated on the corner of
Academy and Chatham streets, was destroyed
by fire at an early hour this morning. 1t was
a three story brick ediice, and contained a
fair supply of stock. The origin of the fire is
unknown. Loss, about $4,000.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-22
Ranub,;can National convsntion

New YORK, Dec 21.-The Republican Ma
tional Committee, in session, this evening, at
the Astor House, have designated Chicago as
the place for holding the Republican Presden-
tial convention, and the thirteenth day of June
as the time.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-22
Arrest Of an Italian Priest.

New YORK, Dec. 21.-Rev. Dr. Achili, the
Italian expriest and lecturer was arrested at
Hoboken last evening, and committed to prison
on charge of gross immortality
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-22
Auttrolrs.

E,AECUTOR'S SALE.-Will be sold on
- THURSDAY, the 22d dav of December. 1859 at ten
o'clock III the forenoon at Wallis Auction Rooms Main
street m the city OF Worcester at public auction by or
ger OF the Judge OF Probate Insolvency for Worces
ter County, the following outstanding Notes Bills of
cage and Debts belonging to the estate of FRpNFzrp
Il BOWEN, late of said Worcester deceased viz:
Note oil Edwin Eaton dated Sept % 1886 noyable nm
Noto of c eiiiinu ~ U. S65 81
payable on demand " az 40
Note OF Jno Adams, dated Sept. 20, 1874 PAYABLE
Noto Of S On iGenan No.. IO2 G.
bic on demand, tx m
Note of Banvett d Laton dated Jan 7 Isas nav, ." w
- able in month, ION M
Note Of S. Il. d j D. Stoddard dated Fob 1897 VV w
Note Of : payable 2, in :. eight months. 352 50
No.o &c n 1921 payable in eight months. 400 90
No.0 ., in six months 72l 90
IVY Vi D. a; hlisoh dated Aug. IA, 1856, 76s 90
"a g :, March "a, 1856. Ala IS
g a . April u, 1856, 1876 90
a a. " Feb Is, lS56, 42l IS
&c a. a. March 10, 1885, Ala IS
Bill of Exchange, drawn by b. +. Baker on NJ w "
A. Dean, dated Oct. TO- 1854 and nav.
- able in six months, 100 "a
one-half interest in claim of 81 675 against the es-
tate OF John Stivers, late of Louisville
hy.'deceasgd, 1887 so
EMILIA EN- BOWEN, and Executors
CIIAS. f. BOWEN,
Worcester, Dec. 49, 1859 dat d9o
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-22
Murnims, 4etember 90, 1858.
9rg GOODS.

9rg GOODS.
q o o D s u
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
We will offer
$4,000 WORTH
II l G H L A @ E S
PARIS EMBR0IDERIES.
At Such Prices as Must Command an I'm
mediate Sale.
REAL POINT LACE SETS,
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REAL INSERTING LACE HANDKERCHIEFs. en-
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1000 Real Honiton, Point Applique, and Maltese COL
LARS, at half the usual price
Rich Paris Embroidered COLLARS and SETS, at up
heard of low prices.
Elegant Embroidered HANDKERCHIEFs
Rich Embroidered SKIRTS and INFANTS ROBES.
Magnificent ILLUSION CAPS and BERTHAs
Together with choice selection of Real Thread and
French Lace Wells, CoIFFUREs, and BoBs.
Also magnificent selection of
LOW PRICED EMBROIDERIES.
400 Rich Embroidered Sets at l5O and 49, worth %
and "a.
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700 Handsome Embroidered Collars at 75c worth 81 So
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Also elegant Real vaencinnes Laces in new patterns.
Ladies are respectfully invited to examine them.
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Ladies in want of handsome Present for Gentlemen
will find 500 splendid EMBROIDERED SLIPPERS, fin,
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And an endless variety of other goods all very appro-
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N B.-our RICH BLACK CROCHET PRINCES
marked down to astonishing low prices and our whole
stock of DRESS TRIMMINGS marked down at cost
price diff 40,
HI NJ A n
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-22

<tfFVt'1Nr FVKV
Mr.. Hill said it was unnecessary to 70 on in
this manner. 1t was evident there could be
no election without fair understanding how
patronage was to be distributed. There was
no sense in the thing. He moved an adjourn
ment.
Mr.. Winslow of North Carolina, desired one
more ballot, and if there was no election, he
intended to offer resolution that from and
after today or tomorrow, as gentlemen may
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-22
Valuable Gift Books.

PARALLELS OF OUR LoRD-Large, Elegant. and
Valuable. e'' ~"N
RAPHAEL'S MAD0NNAS-Elegantly bound Illus
trated by choice photographs
GALLERY OF FAMOUS PoETS-EIegantly illus
trated by choice photographs.
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN FEMALE POETS
Very suitable Gift Books.
MILLIONS L'ALLEGRO AND IL'PENSEROSO-
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WILLIS PoEMS-splendid edition, in Turkey an
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THE WHITE HILLS by T. STARR KING-very valua-
Bile and fine. - ~
BOOK OF FAvoRITE BALLADs-New and hand
some ~ ~
SHAKESPEARE, BURNS, BYRON, &c.-n various
choice editions. "
MERCHANT OF yENIcE-Finest edition published.
FADING FLOWERS
LIES MORNING, All new
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PLEASURES OF HOPE
GRAY'S ELEGY, All
GERTRUDE of WYOMING, 7 elegantly bound and
SABBATH BELLS, illustrated
And various other elegant and extensive volumes
AlsO itad
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Stationery and Fancy Goods.


With special reference to the present demand we have
got in a beautiful variety of
ROSEWOOD ~ g WRI tn w DESKS, sn
BLACK WALNUT WRITING DESKS
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10000
G lendarS for 1901
TO GIVE AWAY.
Wishing everybody
Merry Christmas, Happy New Year, and lots of
Presents from
A. WARDS BOOKsTORE,
No. . American House Block.
STATIONERY AZ WHOLESALE. Owing to the
buy in manufacturing my Stationery Packets, nv fscii
ties for supplying Pedders and Retailers unequaled
A. H. WARD.
and very best IN on hand o ss E. y
A. II. WARDS Bookstore
500 Reams cheap Note Paper,
800 Reams Medium Note Paper,
100000 Envelopes Of various styles,
50 gross Moorc's Ink the best in market;
are now offered at wholesale, by A. II. WARD.
AGENTS WANTED to sell my rs cent Stationery
A. H. WARD.
ch'idren' Is something new and good sed only BY
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a: H. WARD WILL GiyEA POCKET CALENDAR
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VISIT WARD'S BOOKSTORE during the holidays,
and see the Gins whether you buy no..
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All THE NEW BOOKS may be found upon my
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let A. w. WARD.
FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS,
Visit A. III. Wards Bookstore,
NO. Q AMERICAN HOUSE BLOCK
WORCESTER, MASS.
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HOLIDAY GIFTS !!

and has now exhibition the largest and richest variety
OF that class of Goods ever before offered bv any one
mouse in the city. To commence with, we here mention
q few of the more
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A H. w ARDS COLUMN
CHRISTMAS
1850. 1890.
AND NEW YEARS!
Visit "A. H. Wards Bookstore.
No. AMERICAN HOUSE BLOCK.

The advertiser wishes to inform citizens of worees-
ter that he has been making extensive preparations for
sunnIyfuo
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FAMILY BIBLES,

in various rich styles Also cheaper ones of very de-
sirable editions.
sl,5Owil buy complete and perfect copy.
$500 will buy fine gilt edged copy.
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$1,000 will buy heavy morocco bound superior style
copy.
$500 will buy Turkey antique bound full gilt and
clasp, copy.
Every copy Of the above, from the to the cheap.
est is substantially bound, well Illustrated with Fam-
ly Record copious references concordance and other
valuable readings, 500 N''eA
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-10
MARRIED..

A, the residence of Mrs Eliza liammetts ii
shall on Tuesday evening last, by the Rev
y n Wilson. Mr. rios. j toRBEN to
a.. CLARiSSA u lANMEffS, both oi
U,r,ball. Harrison county, Texas
.ohl married love each heart shall own,
where t., c,nsenal -nll unite
., ",f.ien chains tnl sij with down.
Nv lamp with heavens 'wn .plcnaonr bright
". witnessed this wedding. aud received in
.,t,ion. a choice supply Of the cake. Thc
xeld.d pair will aeccpl oar congratulations
Health prosperity and happ'"es'-" the richest
BLESSING Of iudalg,ui Heaven p attend Them
At the residence of j. Taylor Esl,, "a
a. Toe . on Wedn--iiny evening last me ~
,a,. by g,y " II TN. NJ 7 -
IA Ms MARY ANN TAh Lpb 'o'h VI mar
ris0n.
u,ppy they the happir'i 81 the't h'Il'
w'',n feutle tar. unite. and tn "hn i,l' ,,.
Men hs,rt. thrir frtiue. aal Their he'Ag' blend
Iie.. cboje,-t blessing, attend them ils fair
eat rifts. Is richest joys
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-10
Administrator Notice,

! ETTtRS Of Administration Ga the estate
l. Of Moses and Mary \ Brown. deceased
were granted TO the Undersigned, by the Coan.
iy Court Of Harrison County pertaining 10 the
estates of deceased persons, at the April Term
4 II l-l9
This g.. therefore 60 notify all prisons having
claims against said c-tat' 70 pr'-ent the same
for payment within th' flmr prescribed by law.
ald those indebted, lo make iwu,dair payment
W. e.. SWANSON
JAMES II ATKINS.
Administrator
july >, 1859 5.Gt
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-10
WILLIAM SHIELDS + CO..

NIOCLD say to tie Planters generally that
" they ere row manufacturing Cotton OinD
q an Improved pattern, wi.a1n for iehinc0 q
DRAFT spc-d Of Ginning, and excellence 81 NmpSA.
ale gusurpas by any Gins made, eifb0
North OF South The journals Of the cylinders
run in water boxes lined with Rabbits nsetAl,
thereby doing awsy With friction almost entire
ly. The bru SHAH j. pois4ei up to bead q
brush, 20 as 90 prevent cotton winding sround.
Frequently causing the Gin TO take FIRE.
We also manufacture Corn Mills (of my siss
aud quality which have repeatedly heeu pro
u1lneed 20 be the bs, Hons. Mild in use
I1ey aa Nd aired 20 be ruR without crossing
tie band ~ bo'td down 20 there can b
~ Ff.aR as j. sometimes tie case with
those .il ere ouiv vedce-GAteuei.
COR FaciQry BE- located u Mlnden, Claborne
Fa.A la, whge we have ample lseiliivs los
Haa.ue from two 20 three hundred stsnds pr
au4om and as many mills Should planters d
sire to Try 9ar ui''a Ger they ore all warrsnted.l
they ean aidr-s " at the above n.en,ioned
place shefe tier orders vii always receive
stI.. attention.
Wearc Soaihern men ard 50 in for hons
Blaul.4etlus.
We would ref.f tbosc unacausin,ed with ocf
nlu.. % tle gent giea FAMED below
! NJ Tay.9 t"LHeie Joe, Marshall, Texas
judge Joseph Mason,
D. Ii james
Res IS l. Hli,
kcy iieus Ware
lemoa Langley Glade springs
3d.. 49, 4 Tulle
C9I Jeu II JOINS, Jefferson, Cas- Co., Texas.
W II Freeman Esq,
J. No.e.ey Lsq,
Hon j Henderson Csss Co, Texas.
Col Wills Whitaker.
$ T. AI..lse Cpshuf &C., Texas
i BIO Ll.
Df jonathan Adams Harrison Co, Texas
a.. Wa Clark, marry League, Harri.on Co.
(rsxas.
Aprl ls59- lna9:6ml
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HARDER SALOON.

,CHr undersigned having formed 70 paf,'''f
ship, aud fitted ap the larsc a'd eom'hoe'''',s
~, os,r lancas,cr 4 Co.'S Drug store. north
SIDE OF the Public square, or
SHAVING SALOON.
are prepared to serve those who may pa'ron's'
them Hair Celorue eating. chempooning
&c executed ln a manrer 10 gave satisfaction
The, will Keep on hand a supply OF
FINE PFRFUMARy. BAY RUN etc
They also keep on hand a superior article OF
CIGARS md CHEWING TOBitCo-
Their customers will bear this 10 alind, sold
a. very small pFcf' -, r>~s
PRED RICHARDS
trs & 1850 'fh
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-10
MARSHALL GROVE ACADEMY.

THE EXERCISES II the Sixth Session Of this
institution wil commence peSi Monday
September s,h II Is highly important that
pupils enter school the FIRST DAY u possible
r J rhTilio.
Gsn,.yss~~ 3 1889 N'f
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NEW WORKS.
SHORTLY TO BE issued,
\ q l. y rs w A TED,
Tsil/x

I'VE subscriber respectfully in .
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO AGENTS
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RENOLl tioN or Illustrations by Pen
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un's ROYAL Octave, conta'rlug upwards Of
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prominent -raus- or the Revolution gather mp
ioaal traditions and explore the records and
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lh prime object Of the Author was 10 repro
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THAN 700 tle ripe scholar Of moro mature years
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WAR IN MEXICO
Peace Despaircd Of in Europe.


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can live. EENLy believing that our present
stock when oomplete.l will Ear surpass any that
we have ever brought out, boyu ID quantity gun.
lity and chcapncss aud would most respectfully
cad your attention 10 our stock Of
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