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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-31

WEsTDoRo'.-T Marlboro journal states
that the buildings known as the "steam mills, >"
in Westboro, have been leased by j B. Kim
ball & Co.. boot and shoe manufacturers, who
are now fitting them up for the prosecution of
their business. The range ofbuidngs is III
feet in length, and cover an area of $4,000
square feet. The main building is three sto-
ries in height.-The installation of Rev. Gill
bert Cummings, as pastor of the First Congre-
gational church in Westboro, takes place on
Thursday next. The sermon will be preach
ed by Rev. j. w. Thompson, d D., of Jamai-
ca Plain the charge to the pastor will be given
by Rev. R. r. Shipper of Worcester, and the
address to the people by Rev. Joseph Allen,
D. D., of Northboro' There is an active can
vass for the post office in progress, for which
Messrs. George A. Newton, Josiah ChiIds and
S. NJ. Griggs, are the prominent candidates.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-31

East DAY.-On Friday next, the presi-
dents fast there will be union service of all
the congregations in this city at the Old South
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-31
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-31

~ o. %. Blake Will give instruction in the Ancient
ana Modern Languages and In the common and hipher
English studies. at No. ) Bowdoln street SO dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-31

ClaHn is making splendid Photographs, colored or
PLAIN nom small Daguerreotypes and Ambroypes lBS
Main street. DIFF dl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-31

@. III. JencISs, D Dentist, 239 Main street, nearly
opposite Elm street. dtt o6
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-31

Drs. Miller sS, ChamberIIn, Dentists, l42
Main street dit I'd
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-31

-. y. Harris, Dentist. 1853 Main street, opposite
40 new Mechanics Hall Building. %
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-31

she Worcester CITY Agency.-In Board OF Al
dermen March yth. 1861 John a. Hill was appointed an
agent The City Of Worcester, purchase and sell
splrtuous liquors. for medicinal chemical and mechau
cal purposes or the year in conformity to he
laws OF this Commonwealth. and such rules and repua
tons as may be adopted by the Board OF Mayor and AL
dernen; The Agencys at JOHN @. HILLS Apothecary
Store Mechanics Han Building, Worcester Per order
aD2 d,swgm W W mon Nsv0r
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-31

Coughs.-Ihe sudden changes Of our climate are
sources OF FpLMoNAlY BRONCHIAL. and AsTnMArC Az
FhCrl0Ns. Experience having proved that simple remp-
dies often act speedily and certainly when taken in the
early stages of the disease should at once be
had TO BrogRs bronchial Tr0cheS," or Lozenges let
the cod Cough, or Irritation Of the Throat be ever so
slight, as by this precauon serious attack may
DC euectgally wardcd of PUBLIC SPEAKERS and SING
Frs WIN 1d them e1ectua for clearing and strengthen
ing the voice. See advertisement. dEw6m do
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-31

aaIes interestedn Sewing Machines will notice Tx
reduction in prices OF the Grover Baker advertised TO
Lay. diff MA
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-31

MRS, =. Goodwin, an experienced and suaees.
sui Midwife nolds herself in readiness day and nj fC
attend to the duties of her profession ResdeINe Ii
Austin street. dtf y o54
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-31

Homeopathic AEedicInes of all kinds kept for
sale at 259 Main street. up stairs, by c. IL. JENCKS
o6 dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-31

George Sessions, FURNIsFsNe UrNoERr,1zER Avn
SoFFlN WAREHOUSE Collins Caskets Patent Metallic
bGf Gases and Robes Of every description ALWAYS on
sizes. 80 VI al
EvMy thingconnected with the management offuuerss
pre0y attended to. No ~ Front street residence on
Front street Worcester Mass dawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-31

II YOU wish Tor splendid picture your child call at
CtdRa $. loo Main street. His ARRANGEMENTS are com
plete rproducng likeness instantaneousy DIFF dis
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-06

The Chicago Times, Mr.. Douglas' organ,
publishes very significant article upon the
platform which 10 to be laid down Ct Charles
ton Tor the Democratic Convention. II
charges Mr. Bright with the intention OF CON-
stroeting this platform 80 az TO kin Oh Mr.
Douglas, and declares that no man nomina-
ted upon Mr.. Bright's platform can win the
Presidency, and furthermore declares that no
nan oan Be elected President who doe. no,
adhere to tho dostfins OF Popular Sovereign
~. The whole tone and bearing Of the arti
ole points to the conclusion that MIR. Doug
lass frioDds mean TO ssbolto from the nomi.
nation 4 they are not permitted to have th ell
wy In the Convention.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-06

Coon RsAsok WHY.--Jsmes, the novelist.
has abandoned his consulate 81 Venice. and
is coming bAnk to Richmond, Va. BE went
there to gather materials for novel Of Ven-
titan history, but finding that tho streets
were all canals, and that hc could not intro
dnce that solitary horseman Of his, abandon
cd the place in disgust.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-06

NEw YoRx, March 8.
The steamship Arsgo sailed To- A.- s.-
Southampton and Havrs with los passen-
gers and oe69 300 in specie.
ICorrsspsnds.ss # the Tmss.l
The President had long interview with
Maj. 0resssn to-day, sod Impressive Ais 70.
gret q being unable TO afford Texas coy pso-
tsotion beyond that already Oh the frcatisf.
Clerks ware employed till lsts hour last
night in ths Stats b spsrtnsnt copying Cav.
Houston's dispstshss, and they ware son-
manifested 10 the Senate without any meg
ssgs on the subject from Buchanan. These
doounsnts msy lad 10 the passage Of Mr..
WiGfslps amendment, sppfopriasinx one
million dvs hundred thousand dollars for .
regiment Of Texan Rangers.
WAnuHafos, March 3.-Nsw Orlsass ps-
psrs 70 Tuesday last have arrived hare.
Governor Houston has rsesivsd more than
eighty applications from gsntlsmsa desiring
TO raise volunteers. He has advised list
such companies be raised and olkesfsd In ~
cry frontier county, and that systsa Of
espionage bs agreed upon; sud that il ease
Of alarm, pursuit be given and the invaders
and thieves, whether indians Or whites in
the garb Of Indians, b sxtssniaassd. There
are already nine organised compAniss il he
fsld. A truly alarming condition of.aaairs
IN tho western frontier Of Texas 10 repre-
scented.
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For the Gs1s Caty3
The Friendly 0rssslng.


m x11sn wnes.
hear foot-stsp II thekalt.-
n rustlinx on n stat6s 800 81
merry suatcA u n hssts ap,
s And thrills my liste6lng sar.
know that step,--that voise I know;
Its sweet endcArtng tone
Is ~ familiar to my ear
Al the accents ef ny own.
And my heart IL filled with rapture,
"a. A. mi noment more A
hear hsr gentle raps rav, mp,
Upon my chamber door.
AninstAnt. anA I'm ct her side, j E IS
Ny arms aronnd her thrown,
Our lips havs met, and, prs1ssd to mine
81 Her heart tArOhs With my Own.
Think not that many years have passed n
since ~ hsvv nj bsfors, sT
Or that We meat to bid farewell,
Perhaps 70 meet ne more.
We oftsn meet for years we've met
In friendships svsst smbraAs
Nor viii the change u coming years
One tender thoaxht sfsos,
Eye speaks to eye, and hssft TO heart,
Whom kindred spirits blend
It's nike tbs JOY OF heaven, whom frisad
Holds fellowship with friend.
ksss fsw such friends o. Earth.
A few such friends IN hsavsa
To me they re lifs's eFswning joy
May maay nses b given.
I'd have then last V hid adisu,
when nfss journey se'9;
The 1rst - greet ne whsA lsud
Upon the other shore.
want thsir sweet eompanionskip
AroaAd ~ DISABLING throus,
Where fnsndship viii b. lost n love,
For Love mi aRAv1H are one.
KsoKUK, March, 1850.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-06
state HoarA q Eaucarton,

The House bill fixing the time for the meet.
ing Of the Board Of Ednoation in December,
1865, WAS callsd up in the Senate, on the
18th OF February, and passed. Msssrs
Rankin, Rsiner, Ssott and Watson, who were
among those who voted against the bill, sta
ted that they believed the bill unconstitu-
tional.
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* T. O X u TX

The DRs MolKRs VALLEY WHs la published
every Monday Of this ofce is Of the Oldest pa
pers IN Iowa, and has widely extended circuia-
tion throughout the Des Moines Valley, Northern
Missouri and Western Illinois. #sERS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-06
the HungarAan.

The agent telegraphed on the lst that be
found the goods scattered along the shore
for 10 miles. No moro dead bodies found.
Three trunks found one belonging to w.
r. Orocker Of Norwich, Conn. The names
Of most Of the passengers are known.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-06

JoHE P. DoBYNs. - Mr.. Niles, County
Judge Of ST. Clair county, Illinois, writes to
the S.. Louis Democrat that Mr.. John p.
Dobyns died at the County Hospital, Belle
vile, early in November last, having been
conveyed thither from the East ST. Louis
Hotel.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-06

Ii lie curious that some learned ounces. be-
cause they can write nonsense In dead lam
guages, think themselves better than men
who can talk sense in living ones.
Theodore Parker says that ga grain Of
corn Ia better than . diamond 1t would
be difficult to make q manageable young
lady believe this, unless she was very hum
CRY.
-"Brethrsn, :, said an aged preacher ut
revival meeting, 81 fear | must compare
some here to my crop Of wheat and potatoes,
for you have eyes and see not, ears have ye
and hear not"
When Wsshington's secretary excused
himself for tho lateness Of his attendance.
and laid the blame upon his watch, his mas
ter quietly said, "Thsn you must get another
watch, or another secretary"
-"Buy trunk, Pat ?'' said q dealer.
Sand what for should buy trunk ?" re-
joined Pat.
"To put your clothes in" was-he reply.
Sand 60 naked The devil bit iv it,
DIR. CumminE ON the s'Signs OF tho
Timss.,,
DIR. Cumming has been stating his opinion
ct Leeds respecting the great events Witch,
according to his Interpretation OF the Book
OF Daniel and the Apocalypse, are looming
In the future. He said tho year 1867 seemed
TO end 5000 years of the worlds history,
and from the earliest periods onward II had
been the almost universal belief that the six
days OF creation were typical Of those 5000
years, and that the seventh day Of creation.
or the Sabbath, Was TYPICAL OF the millenniai
rest OF 1000 years. But they would say
that, supposing this were 30, they were Ct
this moment over 140 years short or the
5000 years. 1t Was q remarkable fact, how
ever, that the ablest chronologists, irraspect-
i've OF all prophetic theories, had shown that
. mistake OF upwards Of 100 years had been
made in calculating the chronology OF tho
world, and that the year 1860 Of t6e Chris
tian era began not from the year 4OO4 OF the
worlds history, but in tho year ABB. and
that the year OF Christ's birth Wa ave wears
before that, or In 4l32. III his premises were
just, then they were Ut that moment within
seven years Of the exhaustion OF the 5000
years; 30 that ~ 1867 Was to be the termi-
nation OF this economy, they had arrived at
the Saturday evening OF the worlds long and
dreary week. Ii this were 90, Il was . mas-
ni6oent thought that there we're some in IA 4
assembly who would never die. Thew we're
Just plunging into days such - they had ney
erssen; % European war VAS looming. more
dreadful than thas through which they had
recently passed, and when these things hap.
psned il would be seen that the eene:-e-
be had uttered were not the dreams Of fauat.
scism, Dut OF sobernese and truth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-06

IA minister called at the house OF !
ffisnd tho other day, and found the wife in
tears. "What ID the matter, my good sis-
ter 7" ooh, dear John, my good husband
has run sway with widow smith, and Pm
out Oh snuff
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A North Carolina Hsaress EIoPes
with = Ol4vO.

with Z Olav0.
The Raleigh On. o. Prsss tells Q strange
tale Of . young, beautiful and accomplished
daughter Of wealthy parents in Sampson
county, who attempted to elope with the slave
Of her cousin. Silently she crspt from her
fathers house BY night, joined the negro,
who had stolen horse and buggy fron .
neighbor, and rode to railway station, in
tending TO 60 North and "marry the black
rascal" But her movements being suspect
Cd, the slave was arrested and disposed Of,
and the young lady returned to her disconso-
late parents.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-06

LsAvsxwoHTn, March 2.
The Central overland Express hes arrivs<
here, bringing dates from Camp Floyd h
Feb. Stb, 6ais Lake &c the 10Th, DsavsR Cisy
TO ths AID.
All Was quiet 1t Salt Lake.
Bill Hickman VAS slowly recovering From
his wounds.
Health Of troops st Camp Floyd and For
Bridges good. e
The Expreaa hrnnght 3 passengers from
Desvef, and $500 10 gold dust.
Bnsines q Denver WAs improving. Many
niDsrs leaving for the mountains.
Now diggings had been discovered in DIFF.
fsfsnt actions, and parties had gone ever "a
the Colorado prospecting.
4 company Was being organised TO q.
plore that river - far down - r.. Yuma.
Lei isiaavs.
I'm. 2o.--The Senate had before Il, assis
the proposed call upon the Governor, FOL
information in regard TO HE action in th,
Coppio eass. In order TO dsfsst the attamp,
81 Democrats to again load down hsresola.
ton with o6ensivs and irrelsvant amend.
ments, the previous question was called 70,
and sustained; and the Democracy, then oul
81 spirits, placed themselves q the record
in tho attitnds Of opposing call nads upor
the Governor for information they expressed
= desire TO obtain few days before. ThI
resolutions Of Mr.. wilson, Of Jefferson wer,
adopted BY party vote.
The Houss spent portion OF the day il
considering sundry bills on the liquor quss.
tion. 4 bill IL before the House rodueed
BY Mr.. Withrow-thst proposes the rspsa,
OF the amendments made TO the LIQUOR Law
two years since. There ID great diversity oil
epinion in The Legislature on the subject
Il II doubtful whether the Law will b
ohan0e6 -rDAa Mninaa Rae
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-06

New House and New Goods!
i. n. HARRISON. JOSHUA RLIAsoN.
HARRIsON n ELIAsON,
Wholesale Dealen In Simple Groceries,
LEVER, BETWEEN MAIN AND JOHNSON srKxlrs,
KE0KUK, IOWA,
uAYE In xtore. and are now receiving direct
j. J. from New Orienns-4
rs bids. n. o. Sugar, from ordinary to extra,
10 Tisrcss Clarified Sugar. 49,
80 bills. prime Plantation Molassss,
100 bagr RE Coffee,
loo mA II =. RAisins, $500
YDe1g Hypas, lmtsrisl, aunpowder and Black
the attention 81 sash bsysrs.
Oar goods are purchased from Arst hands, for
cash, and win bs ofsred at small advance to the
trade.
Liberal CASE ADvAacns made on warehouse re-
ssiPts. bilh q iadins, Or property in store.
Produce and Merchandise stored ~ low rates.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-06

INDIAN DlsTuRBANcEs.- Kirkwood hal
received letters from citisens Of Clay ant
Cherokee counties stating that they are ap'
pretending hostile incursion from bant
OF Indians.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-06

"a LII kinds q Rruit aad Ornamental Trsss.
a Snail Rruk1ss 6Arubs sad Y1ousrs, Grapes.
tfohae 81 Dvw-1sasisg Strawberry Pisnu, H.
s..ed Asehafd aaA Valparaiso 6qsasA, Apple Pie
1ellon and Sweet Pumpkin Ess1s.
MOO 0rssD-As~ss PlAass, inslndin9 Fragrant,
Perpetual and Climbing Hardy Hoses, Pinks, 0s.
rAne1ns, vssAsnas, Ass
ny stock y Of the very best varieties and quail.
~, 40 viii - sold for caah or ProAsss.
US WA. BARNES.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-06
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

kDrfons CATS CfrY Please announce Col. WN.
PATTERSON ~ m Independent candidate for
Mayor Ut the approaching G harter Election.
MANY CITIZENS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-06

Southern Democrats he dare not rssegnf1e
him. Fornoy wss second only 70 hin 10 aati-
Leosmpton saiaenss. Bat ~ has ben eon-
sistsnt in the support 81 anti- Lssonpten
Democracy. And Doaglas = % ~ otter
tack now, and declines, il afraid, svsa 10
recognise his presence or acknowledge per-
sonal Acquaintance. This il the bravery,
this h the manhood, this tho elevation or
Dsmagokus Douglas. Northern Deslosratsl
behold Jour chief.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-06

Mn. HIcKxAN'a ILLNESS. Tho Washington
correspondent Of tho Pittsburgh journal
says:
Great sorrow 10 felt hers among tho friends
Of Mr.. Hickman on account Of his severe and
dangerous illness. 'sOh, that had yoath,
health and strength to fight out, 70 the last,
this great ight!" said that gentlem On to me
. fsv days before he had left for his home in
Chester.
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n 0TICE

Card.
fISHk subscriber. In retiring from the arm Of
Day BesrS. takes this method Of returning
thanks to the friends and customers OF the late rm
for past fsvo1, and hopes that continuance Of the
same may Be- extended 20 his successor In bdsnsss.
II. 8. BEERS.
Keokuk, February ~. lses.d1w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-06

DoUOLAs's DHMxANoR.
Douglas's personal department at this time
clearly exposes his tendencies and the spirit
OF his present efforts. He has the Democra-
q North, he thinks; large majority Of the
Democracy North, in fact. Therefore It
need be no more thought about. II il orr
tain in any svent. Whom he Was fastening
that to his person, he struck lofty attitude.
He was ds6ant He went ~ far a. was
necessary to secure II. But, tho Northern
Democracy in his brsschss pocket, hs nov
goes whining, trucking, lmaneuvsring after
the South. And wish his Northern sup
porters could witness his movements and his
personal demesnor, nowadays. he il nsvsr
sosn on the Rspablioan side Of the House
Hs u never seen pesting and patting anti-
Lecomptcnitss. The Democratic Senatorial
caacas nay convene for the purpose Of sst-
thing the doctrine Of the party on tho Terri
torial question, and 70 harmonise it's senti-
ments. But Dosglas il not there. he is no
whore 20 defend ! principle u tho possible
risk OF compromising personal interests and
offending party friends. JEFF. Davis may
there defend Congressional Intervention
for tho defence Of Slavery. But squatter
sovarsignty may 80 unattended for I'll
Douglas. For the drst time in nonths be
can meet Forney in the House, and ind II
not convenient to see him. He can stand IL
most By the side Of him, necessarily knowing
Of bic presence, but before that House 81
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-02-22
Democratic County Meetings.

We refer our readers to the roceedings of democratic county meetings published in this mornings paper.
 JACKSON COUNTY has instructed for Capt. McCREERY for Governor, and for w. k. PATTERSON as first, and T. C. HINDMAN as second choice for Congress in lst district.
 Cnlcor COUNTY has instructed for Judge THos FLETCHER as first, and RICHARD II. JOHNSON as second choice for Governor, and O. H. OATS as first, and T. F. SoR- RELLs as second choice for Congress in 2nd district.
 POLK COUNTY has instructed for RICHARD H. JOHNSON for Governor, and Dr. D. C. WRIGHT for Congress in 2d district.
 PULASKI COUNTY has instructed for RICH ARD H. JOHNSON for Governor, and Dr. C. B. MITCHELL for Congress in the 2d district.
 SALINE COUNTY has instructed for RICH ARD H. JOHNSON as first, and Gov. J. 5. RoANE as second choice for Governor, and Dr. c. B. MITCHELL as first and Maj T. 5. FLeuRNoY as second choice for Congress in 2d district.
 Co1ruB1A COUNTY. Y.-The following ex- tract is from the letter of gentleman in Columbia county:
 sour township'meetings are pretty well over and they have very generally instructed in favor ei k: IT JouNsoN for Governor, and Dr. C. B. Mitchell for Congress. When the county convention meets it will ratify these instructions"
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-02-22
..,,szvzs " azsssssss.

gress and for him express our tecond choice for Congress.
 Resolped, 6t1. That the chairman of this convention also appoint seven dele gates to represent Jackson county III the State convention, to assemble at Little Rock on the 2d day of April next
 Resolred, 7M. That the chairman oi this convention also appoint seven delegates to represent Jackson county in the conVeh- tion to assemble at Dover in May next.
 Resolyed, Sth That the Hon. '. F. Hemmingway ofDrew county and Charles A. Carroll of Conway county are our cholce for Presidential Electors for the State at larre and that James Blackburn, esq, oi pbillins. is our choice for elector for thls conversational district, and that we com mand them to our fellow democrats of the state and district, as well qualified for the position. a., ,.; .bo chairman appointed as delegates to the state convention,
 Nessrs. Col. James Robinson, Col. A c. Pickett, Mai. A. J. Mattock, and l.. C Cause, esq. and II.
 In compliance to the 7th resolution the chairman appointed as delegates to the Do' yer convention ,r
 Messrs. James A. Paine, Joseph M Bell, Henry II. Miller, George Sink, Davld May. John Eldridge, and L. C. Cause
 On motion of Mr. Bell, the democratic papers of this district, the Old Line Demo, crat and True Democrat at Little ROCK are requested to copy the proceedings of the convention.
 On motion of MT. Reese, the convention adjourned. C. w. boAhD' ''' "'
 J. K. I. PRIrCHARD, Sec'y