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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-11

Austria and Germany.
An imperial order is published for commits
son with special legislative powess to organ
lie extensive reforms in the system of direct
taxation.
The Ministers of Bavaria, Saxony, and
Wurtemburg, who lately assembled at Mu-
mich, propose that, to strengthen the military
power of Germany, the contingent fund of the
confederation should be increased from | 10 =
per cent. of the population.
Denmark.
The States General had been opened at Co
penhagen. The President, in his speech, said
the government had but to choose between fed
eral execution and the suppression of the whole
constitution, so far as relates to Holstein and
Lauenburg. The government has chosen the
latter, although it does not recognise the COM
potency of federal execution.
Tunls.
The Bey of Tunis died Sept. 20. The pre-
sumptve heir, Sid Sadok, has succeeded, and
tranquility is maintained.
The News from China.
By the China mail we learn that nothing of
moment had occurred since the Peiho affair
Two gun-boats and steamer remained in the
gulf of Pecheli the rest of the squadron was
anchored off the entrance of Ningpore river.
a Hong Kong newspaper says that Mr.
Ward, the American minister, was still on
board his ship, and as little likely to obtain the
ratification Of his treaty as the English minis
ter. Another journal speaks of the PROBABLE
ty Of his going to Pekin. And Russian dis
patch, published at st. Petersburg, says he has
arrived at Pekin, but was kept in confinement
Russian authority also stated that the loss of
the Chinese in the affair at the Peiho forts was
1000 killed the wounded not stated
The Hong Kong correspondent of the Lon
don Times says the repulse of the British had
not produced any change in the relations to
the Chinese. 1t it stated that some of the
wounded were in the hands of the Chinese,
and were well 'eated.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-11
By the Santa Fe Mail.

ST. LOUIS, Oct 10.--The Santa Fe mail of
the 18th ult reached Independence this morn,
ing Messrs. Otero, Porter, and Crenshaw,
have arrived, and confirm the attack on the
mail party. The Indians took all the mules,
provisions, and clothing, but did not modest
the mail, which was taken forward by the next
outgoing party. The incoming party found
dead bodies Of four men, supposed to have
been Pixies Peakers. Two subsequent attacks
on the outward bound mail caused the deten-
ton of the incoming party, owing to their wait
ing for the ox.train behind them, having been
aapprised of the difficulties ahead by a Mexican.
The combined strength of the two trains pro-
badly prevented another attack. A company
OF cavalry has been ordered to march imme-
diately for Fort Riley, to chastise the Indians
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-11
Death by Drowning.

New YORK, Oct. 10.-The steamer Thomas
Powell, on Saturday afternoon, while coming
down the North river, ran into small boat,
when opposite Peekskill, and sunk it. Four
persons were in the boat, of whom three were
drowned Among them was Henry w. Has
brouck, of the firm of Kenyon & Hasbrouck,
dry goods merchants in Park Place, in this
CITY,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-11
HIGHWAY Robbery.

Capt Cortelyon, an old resident of Staten
Island, was knocked down on Friday evening
near Vanderbit's landing by four footpads, and
robbed of one thousand dollars in gold and
notes and four hundred dollar watch. The
Captain had just returned from a collecting
tour in the city.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-11

and Sackville, N. B., and for the permanent
connection for all seaboard lines with those OF
the North and West. Such arrangements, we
understand, have been concluded between the
several companies interested.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-11
Union Of the telegraph comnanlss.

New YORK, Oct. lO-Negotiations have
been under consideration for union of the
everal telegraph lines between New Orleans
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-11
II AIDES HAIR DRESSING ROOMS,
~ No. 122 NIAIN STREET.

MRS w. II. JANKINS takes pleasure in informing the
Ladies of Worcester and vicinity, that she has opened
Rooms EXCLUSIVELY for LADIES and CHILDREN,
where HAIR CUTTING, SHAMPOOING and DRESS
ING will be done in the best manner, by experienced
workmen.
N. BAH kinds of Hair Work, Wigs, Toupees, &C., at
the shortest notice. dam ais
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CLOTHING,

to which will be added the various STYLES of Goods
as soon as they appear in market For the large patro
age which has been bestowed upon this department of
our business we are duly grateful and shall exercise
our pest endeavors to merit the appreciation and patron
age OF our friends and the public in future and we re-
spectfully solicit the same. A. p. WARE IL co
o3 DIFF - ~
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A CARD.-The subscriber takes great
"A pleasure in acknowledging the liberal patronage
slowed upon his store for the last two years. by his many
friends and customers and begs leave solicit for the
new firm continuation of furth ar orders.
o4 DIV L. HARRINGTON, 1903 Main street
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Austria and Germany.

June, 1860, the period for the free admission
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GYMNASIUM, CLARK'S BLOCK.

In compliance with the request of many Ladies and
Gentlemen classes will now be formed at the Gym
nasum connected with the Academy of Fine Arts The
exercises will be under the guidance of competent in
structors.
HouRs-For Ladies' from 81 till a O'Clock p M; for
Gentlemen, from to6, and from u to 81 O'Clock p. M
TERMs-l month $3.50; months So; months S.;
year S. NJ. l. ROBINSON,
Z. j. GARDNER
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ROARD.-FRENCH LANGUAGE

kO-iIND'- It hI4NOII LANN Q ANEE.-
- Ladies Gentlemen desiring the advantages of
French conversation in the family be accommodated
with Board and pleasant Rooms at the French Institute
Glasses in French formed for beginners and for ad
vanced Pupils.
For further particulars address
NJ /. R0BINSON,l p;;,
sN diff L. j GARDNER iiin0ip"'s'
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the only safe, CERTAIN and reliable Dye in the market
warranted to change red, gray white hair to beaut
full black or brown in minute. Can be applied in all
weather Says lady who has used this truly excellent
composition, thc superior quality, together with its
cheapness, eventually give pre-eminence all
other Hair Dyes
Remember Dollar sizes so cents.
Sold and applied by the Proprietor, J. HOWARD
his Hair Dressing Rooms, No. | Pipers Block, Main
street, up stairs, Worcester Mass.
Found at all DRUGGISTS davis
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-29

MARRIED AGAINST HIS VILLA
few days since John Kearn left Milwau-
kec and came to this city. a day or
two after he was followed by young
woman, who claimed that he had done
her great and enduring wrong, and
refused that reperation which it was
only in his power to give. The young
woman learned that John was at
North's AmpLitheatre on Tuesday
night, and hither she wendell her way
applied to officer Hunt, who is sta
toned there, and with that official en-
tered the boxes and pointed out the
SHINING John. The officer took him
into custody and lodged him for the
night in the lookup. Yesterday morn
ing he was brought before Justice
Stickney, and required either to marry
the girl, or give bonds IN $500 to appear
before the Recorder to answer to a
charge Of bastardy. John wisely chose
the former alternative, and "they twain
were made one" by Justice Stickney
in the twinkllng of clam shell. John
some two hours after the close of the
proceedings at the Police Court, was
seeking information of Charlie" of
that locality, as to the best course to
pursue to obtain a divorce from his
newly made spouse.-Chicago Press
d. Tribune.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-29
The Douglas. E Itch Quarrel. What II was
about.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2u-In executive sess-
In to-day an angry and exciting discus
sion nrose between Judge Douglas and Sen
ator Fitch, when words were used which it
10 thought must lead to duel. The de
bate occurred on the question OF confirming
Potter. of Ohio, as Collector of Tole o. Mr..
Poeh opposed Pc ters nomination, as the
man displaced was his friend He sad If
the Presiden' desired an issue with him
(Pugh) he Vas ready for it. lie denounced
the app"iatm Mt and called on every Sen
stor Who was his (Pugh's) friend to vote
against It Donglas responded. saying he
w"uld vote with the Senator from Ohio =
He then branched off on to the Illinois ap-
pointm-nts aud said they were dishonest,
corrupt and incompetent. Senator Fitch in.
terr'seAted Douglas, and said it was untrue.
Doug'as again reiterated what he had said.
Fitch again aaid it was untrue. Cries Of
or s'r w-re then made. Douglas continued
tts debate. Fitch replied to Douglas with
great bitterness, aud said that Senators
knew how to prize anything coming from
thai quarter. Cries Of ord r were .os,n
rsds Douglas then replied. and was call
Cd to order. Motions we're then made that
Douelss be allowed to 60 on in order
Js6 Davis opposed it, aud 81 id, turning to
DIN he. he had listened with indignation
% the language used. and II was th,, Of !.
Nigh ~ayman aud bravo. TIE debate wa.
aoatsnued some time. when . motion ma.
made and the senate adjourned. 1t is ,a;d
The IL WA given AID most severe persop.
romarks made.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-29

WOODS HAIR kRsToRATivs Am ns oil prep
srations for the hair that have been introduced a.
infs'icle, none has ever given tne satisfaction or
g,ireithe popularity that Pryf. wo.ds Hair R.s.o.
rasive nov his HIS Restorative has passed the
ordeal a innum-rsble fashionable toilets, and the
ladies', whe ever they have tested IL, pronounce II
er.ess art,.c. They end, where the hsir Is thin
ned, that It creates FIRE h gsowth-that It fully
restores the vegetatve power Of the roots on the
denudsd PLACES and the 6bres 70 shoe, forth
anew-ihat 1t desoves and removes dandruH pre-
vents grayness restores the hair to its original color
when grayness has Actualy supervened, gives . rich
lu.tre imparts the Foftn and fiexbiy Of six TO
the hsr and keeps Il always luxuriant healthy and
in full vigor.-E. \ tribune.
Sold by all respectable druggists.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-29

by the Lawrence Republican we
learn that the celebrated Lane contest,
with reference to the land upon which
he killed jenkins, has been decided to
the effect that he had no preemptlon
r,pht, To- the section claimed, but that
it 10 school land. Lane, General Jun
Lane, "Rr'gadcr General of the Free
Safe M,lt a." the great champion Of
Freed"m IN Kansas" and the hero Of
so many Of thrilling tales told by the
notorious James kedpath, "kansas
Correspondent" Of a number Of promi
nr"t Republican papers. it will be re-
membered. few months since, in cold
blood, shot a., d Instantly killed Col
jenkins, a FREQ State "ighbor, who
came upon "a S cti,n of land, which he
clx'lned for a pail of water. Being af-
forwards indicted for the cowsrd!y as
ssssination, he VAS tried before a jury
Of free state men"-the same free state
nen who had made him Brigadier
General and afterwards appointed HIM
United States Senator under the
Topeka Constitution, and although tue
facts we're clearly proven and no miti
eating circumstances were shown, he
was honorably acquitted Of The murder
and let loose again upon Society. OF
his subsequent acts Of heroism thr' ugh
the agency Of his commissioned officer,
Captain Montgomery, our readers are
informed.
But now, if any proofs were needed
Of the cold blooded, unmi,igated and
atroc,ous character Of the murder, bis
free state eighbor, we have it in the
fact tina the had no right whatever to
be upon the land, in the defence of
which he claimed that he had acted !;
but it is decided that it had been set
apart for school purposes.
Have not our neighbors of the Ga
xette word to say now in defence of
that "great champion of Freedom in
Kansas" whom during the last presi-
Dental contest, they SO delighted to
honor.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.

n.DR Mann. the renov ned disco ersr Of tia,
invaluable remedy Dr.. nanB's Ague B.lsala. SIN
continues 70 labor in behaif Of the afflicted. His
mscicices univ ssly admitte ed BY the Az esicsn
press 10 b. far per,or 70 any and all othevs eve,
discovered for tie treatment u chs fever and seue.
ard all inter Init.n,s. There can be no doubt IL ~
can place confidence in the innumerable
vhel DC tor has in bis possession taat II Is the
great < discovery made In the science Of medi
cine The attention q readers is called 70 the
advertisement Of this Bal. am found 10 another col
nmn Of this paper, and We won recommend al, sur
ferng from this disease viz chills, fever ard aeue.
to avail ,hemse vos OF a trial Of this remedy.
Sold BY all good drugxists.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-29

BANK OF ST. PAUL. This bank has Just
gone into operation. T. r. L. Eldridge,
President, and c. }. Burnell, Cashier-for-
merly Of Milwaukee. The capital is $780,
600. The basis of their circulation is eC-
tirely Ohio stocks The issues are ores.
twos. fives and tens. All the bills have
the denominational figure printed across
the face. in red The ONES have beautiful
river view, with finely executed steamer
Twos have a farmer blowing. FrvEs, on
the left side, have hunter fring at deer
Tens have half length female on the left.
and Buffalo hunter on the right.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-29

1t IA generally understood, We pre-
sume, that in October next we are t.
elect . Governor, Lieutenant Governor
Judges Of the supreme Court memters
Of Asse nbIy, ETC., for the State OF Iowa
We notice that number 0. .ur dem
ocratic contemporaries, are already can
v, s.ing the merits, and running up the
n.mes re various favorite candidates Tor
the different Offices. This plan OF sug-
gestiog the names and procuring an
expression of opinion by the press
previous 70 the holdpo Of the nomlna-
ting convention, we regard as good
one. "A it assists the convention IN \
great measure in the selection Of such
men as will give general satisfaction
The persons mentioned for the differ
ent State offices, as far as We have been
able to learn are Is follows
For Governor, we have heard of the
Hon. G. w. Jones, Hon. a. G. Dodge,
Hon. Ben. NJ. Samuels, Of Dubuque,
Judge Mason Of csMoines, Maturin l..
Fisher Of Clayton, and several others.
For Lieutnant Governor-Geo. Vii
la.py Of Wapello, Col. Rabbit, of Pot
tawattamie, d. II. Solomon, Of Mills,
T. w. Eastman, of Hardin, j.. +. Dun
connie, of Webster, ID. o. Finch, }.
NJ. EIwood, of Polk, and LeilingwelI,
Of Clinton.
For Judges. c. Hall, Of Des
Nome, Ell. Johnston, OF Lee, Curtis
Bates, OF Polk, Judge Grant, Of Scott,
Chas. Mason, Of Des Moines, Judge
Wilson of Dubuque.
1he Democracy of the State have a
long list Of tried men aud true men,
any of whom would do credit to the
Offices for which they have proposed.
We express no preferences at present,
AMI o.iy hope that the best qualified,
stl - get aud most popular men will
b. selected.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-29

BANKING House RoBBED-Thc La Sale
Press learns that A. J. Mattison's banking
house at Prophetstown, Whiteside county.
was robbed on Saturday night, 18th inst.
of $4,000 in bonds and mortgages of the
Camanche, Albany and Mendoza r. R., and
about $1,000 in notes belonging to Mr.. NJ.
1t seems the clerk was attending an even
ing meeting in the town, and was called
out by citizen who protested q wish to
examine his account and deposit some mon
ey. TIE clerk went with him to the bank
and while they were transacting the bust
ness, a gang of men with faces blackened
rushed in and seized the paper above men
toned.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-29

II The frauds perpetrated by Breslin
and Gibsoa, the two treasurers Of Ohio in
1876 and 81. are not likely to prove as Sc
rious as at fret supposed. The legislative
committee to whom the subject was referred
in 1857. have ferreted out all the parties
engaged 10 the base transaction by which
the State Treasury was robbed OF $7440s3,
and they think all will be accounted for
except perhaps 100000 Bresin, the
chief robber. now lives in secllsion some
where in Canada.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-29

A TAuEnruI AND CHEAP BARoxErrs.-
Take : clean gl.-s oottle. and put in it a
small qaAnt,sy If fine pulverzed alum:
then AL up u . bostls with spirit. VI vine
The elum ~ill be perfectly dissolved by The
aleoA"l. ADD IN clear weather the liquid will
- - tssas"srent % the pnrest ". ter. o.
NJ sppr"sch cf rain. or cloudv weather.
~ alan vtll BE- Visible In aaky. epiral
49, nsths ssatre Of the huid, reachiug
60 ~ bstt0m to the surtscs. Thi. 10 :
ehenn simpls and bsau,lsu' barometer, and
~ Al&Skd wtshiu the rsacn It ell who ish
81 6H6D - tss s,mpllssty of sonsssus.
l0rTID = allGgsehse eSpssiee - ths ftoe
- Geod - = oenasy.-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-29

II The Limerick Reporte .ates that
Ma dame IA Montez takes a deep interest
in ireland. and particularly in the establish
ment Of an American and Irish packet pos
tai service, and on her urn to America it
is her intention TO lecture on the subject,
and to draw public attention the necessi-
ty Of selecting the best Irish port, which
ever may be prove such. for this great
purn0sa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-29

~ A Fort Umpa correspondent Of the
New York Herald give rather doleful de
scription of life in that region. He says
that the .aiue Of a dollar is reduced to that
Of . cent in that out-of-the-way place, the
wages Of maid servants being s35 month,
and everything else in proportion.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-29
~ The English convicts who

~ The English convicts who'arrived at
New York few days ago on the Washing
ton, and who told Mayor Tiemann they
would have to return to their former pro.
fessiou e. We're burglars) if they were
not provided with food. lave been sent
back to England by the Mayor, at the ex-
pence of the owners Of the Washington.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-29
A Card.

TVHE Official report taken from the Argus Of Sept.
i 29th, 1858:
No ~. P White, Davenport, Wheeler 4 vii.
son Sewing Machine, Desercing Of high c0msmsn-
ddti0n.
No IS. G Este, Davenport. sewing Machine,
Good.
No SO. c Hste, sewing Machine.
NOte.-The several sewing machines on exhibition
were oil superior, each doing the work well and at
rapid rate, highly commendsble.
The "Premium Machine" can be seen st "
Bailey's store. DIP WHITE, Agent
p. s. 70 Este denies putting stick In our sew.
ing mschine at the Rock Island Pair We never
charged him any one else with III but did you ev-
or Gee . bird futteY unless hit?
PIP. 8 8. We shall In few days have . lot Of
Wheeler L Wilson Sc pirst Premium" sewing ma
chimes for FIFTY DOLLARS. ocl7
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-29

IL Before fleeing. Zuloaga seized $780,
600 which was In the treasury. and divided
it among his adherents, reserving S, 700
for himself, according to late Mexican intel
ligence
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-29

T Capt Mckinley, formerly the editor
Of the Holmes county Ohio Farmer, and
more recensly captain in the Mexican war,
die. suddenly at Otsego on the Saturday
before New Years. Having met with
friends, he S. down to play a cards with
hem, and fell dead with the cards in his
hands.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-29

az In California, people begin to think
that Frazer River is not such "big hum
bug" after all New emigration to the
north next spring is looked for.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-29

T A year and half ago. four young
ladies. at Cincinnati, were married at the
same hour. Two have since separated from
their husbands, and the other two are try
lug to get separated.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-29

az A body Of a small dog has been sent
from Boston, and buried by the side Of it's
former mistress, at Mount Hope Cemetery,
Portland. Me. 1t is said to have grieved
itself to death at her loss.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-29
e11t01 al 1t0S d11tO
SPLENDID GIFTs!!
Am 40 n ANnpY mn oMunvm nuvnAcn

r COLBY co. would inform their friends
q and the public, that their Gift Il ok Store 10
permanently established i- Odd Fellows Building,
between ark aud Dearborn .treets, where The pur.
chaser Of each book, 1t the regular retail price, will
receive one Of the folosR 81 t. valued at n m 81
to 800. Any persons snndng fov the books and not
Statistic with thu gifts have the privilege of Sc
iecsing in its place . 81 Is book, making two ten
shilling b ,oks for G2A cents each. Persons can
state in their orders II gifts going with each book
does net tult, what ex book they will select In
place Of git That is better than any other Gift
Book sale fffefs In the United States In .ndng
20 New York, Boston or Philadelphia, your gifts are
vaiu At from IS cents to 800 Furthermore 1t
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chase for express tharfes.
One Of ths Gifts Of the following schedule are
resented To each nuichaaei At the time Of aAlc
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-29

u A Scottish writer complains that
none Of his country ever attained the Brit
ish accent. He says that he once prided
himself on his success, but was undeceiy ed
before he had been in London dav, A
man vas lying on his baek ovsrpowsrsd
BY liquor. "Come. my good fellow" .aid
the seotchnan, II vim help yoa up."-
+" Blsss you.s be srslsimsd, "youfe . euod
m. I .slssys Hhsi IL ssessA" This d.
tsetion by orunksa MAJ lyiue q ~ bnet.
tesh ~ osoooA 81 . ~ niSaA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-29

T At the Printers Festival in New
York. on Monday evening, JAM II, Mr.. W.
H. Fry, Of the Tribune, said
Terms Of compliment and affection are
necessarily left out Of Geographic Dispatch
es. and 1t is wonderful how much can be
said in few words. A friend of mine
went last week 10 St Louis. and Familiarity
telegrarhed to his wife In this city, what
have you for breakfast. and how 10 the bs-
by?" She telegraphed back, Buckwheat
cakes, and the measles"