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MISCELLANEOUS.
MY DRIVE
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b A r b e c. L E:
REVoLUTYONARYR "REMINISCENCES
IN rus
OLD DOMINION.
OLD DOMINION,
ICONcIuDED.l

IL vac certainly 90 me- y very curious. scene
such as supposed might have been met with in
the Sandwich Islands before Captain Cook dis
covered them And while We wer, cont.mpin
ting II, strains Of martial music came floating on
the air from The direction Of Sbephcr,istown n.
which summoned Us back TO the hill above In,
spring, from whence we had full ,ie,r Of the
procession a. it approached and iiIed into ,h,
iEclosurc
First came the military-cight conpanies in
ail-brilliAntly uniformed, followed by a long,
line Of Carriages, and eayalgadc extending A.
far ~ the eye could rcach, the whole Array he
'ng hankcd by crowd Of pedestrians. Who
seemed bent on making the most Of their bol,
day. Two Of the volunteer companies wore tbs
Continental uniform, and one Of these was from
Winchester the other from Cumberland and
when 1t occurred 10 ue that il was in ths form
~ place that Washington hrst assumed the mil.
i,ary gHrb in l754l and in the latter that he
last appeared in the chsracir and costume n n
soldier IAN l59il it seemed p -euliarly Appropri.
ate that the buff and blue rcgimentals Of III.
Revolution should have been adopted BY the cit
iaensoidiers representing tbosa two old town.
which sre 80 intimately associated with the
name aad ear. 3 fame Of the Father of his coun.
try. And my interest in the 6ne-looking corps
from Winchester was greatly enhanced BY the
fact that is gallant commander was Wash
ing,on.
The procession having been dismissed soon
after is arrival. the people Dispersed themselve.
OYER the grounds and the military. B,ingliag
wild The more soberiyclAd masses Of their fei
loN-men, added greaily to the scenic effect and
general attraetivebess of the spectacle pre-
sented By the As-cmblags. which numbered not
less Than four thousand persona and which com
Pris't large proportion Of ladies vho-.Heay-
en- bless them we're chirpiog. futtering. End
Horkins tf,rpthar iiks An MANI
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TIfrp Orr hres yvsrold nerl.rs ~ ~.
of ~ frisu'is had 6nisi.ed BE- 7sa.i rrsfsr a.
be uother kues utsh 49, ssid
-Nsv. Walls pssy Coz yoaf grsa,ia.si.sr asd
Eraadmother
y did A. dirscscd
Ngv ~ yo.ir aaais sri lncies
~ 5fsyei a. dl-u
All 49, ~ ~ yous roasias
Die pstitions eeat up ~ pis slsss
y And ao- FIlls prsy ~ 81 ~ vorla.
ssla BE- ooths5
w-a,isi oat psrhaes. hy y ieszia r aises
81. .sss b. -sfiaiussri
Hsmna .ts iast 81 ns.t 81 cen Is ~
rtf ~ re- cus lstors
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Drsmla fret qrtss.
Orrcr srcoxD srOnr MARkrr Housr.

as-The " FSss Pr,ss' = puhlshsd weekly ai Trl
ISdars sssi lylg CsIis pr GEAsf4,: II paid h
adrancs. E~o hotLA<.
ss-WheaeNcr Iayneni j. deferred hcyoitd the.cN
taration of the year tnisTv-t Will be chsrEed-
As- Subscriptions h,T slN uSsths, One Atsssr qnd
Tssafy-ltrs Cesas, ~ be I-.ii ins aTiAbly Ia al
Nsncs.
RATES or ADVERTISING.
ss-The terms of alscrtising aIu, foT square (cn
nues) or tess Os.s nUlcr fr .ree iEscrtluf,largsg
ones In the same pruIortua. Each eontiuRanr. g1cn
dre Csafs Der @sluafV.
srNo adVcrtiss "a tc coDsidcrsi hy the month
ot ycs salc.- s4ecihed 90 tfe hanuscfPt 90 pfc'i-
ously akrced uF-sn hStwccu the parties.
ss-sa ssiNcrtixcmcut nj marked 90 the copy fg a
st.rnet number 81 insertion Wu lc coUtiuuc1 until
oF,irrsd out. ans payment sNactUd Nrouhngly.
sEknaCtAH ApvEHrEEHrSrs--TO ayuid Afr us'f-
srrrstafding On thr part of the Annual Adyrffisrs'
l. prpfcf 20 state dxfecy that their sivtic only
rNienis ~ thrir immediate 5u.ins.s Hrai E,ats.
Legal and al other AdvertisSngts scut hy aeui 70
be an stsnuonAi charge, and % Variation.
Sc az russsteHi Advertisements ,ass - itd fr O.
rash. GAtlAFEE \ 90.
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Bird. ofPars.iise on every hand.
Nra uEhI.d Ln . Nrrnal l.n-l- :,

Presently I observed that ~ crowd was COO.
ccntratIng ppon The lawn in fron, of tbe old
hsass tho high -pillarsd portico q which. taste
fully decorated With irsiooaod hag- and gar.
lands of e,ergreen. bad hrs. arranefd n. a ra.
frum and iesriing ,bst o. .pezkiaz eas about
~ begin. wc drru near. with iie rect. 10 hsar
@h.e orators ~ the day scntla,e thsir yoeab1-
l1rss
Ths aIeniug aiiress uas sslumtary deiiy
eF,d BY = rrutloman of ibr nsighborbood. VI >
grseird the ssseiablsge 9th sueh words ~ vglI.
eams ~ fueudship Iromp,. ard oosrtssy a..
masds w. sss followed BY di.nnguislri
Congrcssmsa IN an olpllept orsiion amer
Fhieh ~ eusisent u.embef 81 she bsr veil
keoWn b fsrae a. ibs hero ofm many hani.fossbt
Grsusic bsttle hsving h,ea loudly called tor.
delebsd usc er7vd vnb an irapro.8pta intel
lsotaal tr,at. vhirh sss q a eiararter 20 sn.
pefising thai vbea ~ eoaclutod H. lsft NJ. D.
,shsrs.l,te Oliver Ts,st asking for more"
From thesr sposcbes ga enahisi - uoder.
tand uhy 'Hofgsas spring- n 81 aa,si !
piac, ~ thi- nrighboghood
li sssuas tbat uhcn tis moasntoas drama d
tis Rsoiaiioa ves sbaui b begin. and n.
bssr q Virginia vas arotbina o. rsspass.y.
unisoa nth w. sioquesee n pauirt Henv
siose a.faoraiie words We mast s,tf rs
penf Be-. ~. ue msa hghf ieafeg Hks Es.
fhusisr- tbfaagh ths lssi. bsrs uith,a ,b.
tariss n ~ snoi eii Coumausesih 4
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CiNFIELD, BROTHER 4 CO.,

Waioass; Jswslry; Fancy Goods. Cutlery. Clicks,
Ani Military So'sis % every de~criutGa.
such a. SNufds. Efsiuletfes stshes
Hats Law Eations. a.,
hhisary toD'pGfss fnTHtshef co-sf}sfc VT. srsry
n q LIZ.
Nov uteuinc mtGuiicvut stork ~ New (,oess sue
n American, Ehglish, German aud Prrnrh JeNrirv
~ sets ADD single teccs Bsst quality Gold Wafrhss
hnFi-h Lever, Skrictpn d.. DuplcN Ancho Ecape.
meat, LcItnes. ses, sinAli f,r Iade. 81 Aith
tsaris snd diamonds, elegantly cnamclied, Inlerrn-
dent aud Quarter Socnnd Watches. Hunting /, cart
Gold Watches la every variety.
and Spanish Pans.
silver. Geid Ivory. Pearl and Leather Card Cases
d.. do. do, Port NonAie-.
~, saHt Clit and BrOuyed Clocks, Candlrhras
ALBAIA WARE spoons. Forks Ladles Butter
knsCs, Ac-, of the bcst quality
FLAIkD Tra ahd Coifee Scts CastNrs Walters
Cake Baskets. Vegetable Disls- Turren, R,,t,rf
b.shes landlestcks, Tcakctglcs. urys Salt Cellar
IoT1nisc she'll Cosnhs. Hsw stsles. English ami 4.
mcHran lahlc cutlery. SciSs-lTs Pen kuiNes razor
SIuEung knives, Music HaNrs 2 = S AMI : uei II
Jewellers Sealss ami Neights a.
Watr arlakcrs' Tools and M.fsfiai. Watch Glasses
tst F,,rs.
C. b Co oeeF the above t,,.o.ls on The very bes.
terms. Call and examine
December 4, i-fg
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POETRY.
Baby Bum.


sod 10 an tiolised child. By is pe, name. an
agh beautiful tnrouThouf. n m, .o,re two or ,s,
'Ase. u very rare originality. Ti,s writer %
learn NON letter ofshe lady Who encioses \, !
vas fae'ory drI, ~bo by the labor u her ou
ds secured the money for Der education. she
s~en ~ tour ysArs of asr AMI supports herself b
.ous uses Of her pxn.
NiaS1tne baby Bunn'
brighter than the star. thai ri.o.
ln the dusky evening skics
hrvSurr than the rohin's wing
Clearer than the woodland sprins.
Are the eyes of baby Bann
hinsome baby Bum
Smile. mother, srniIei
Thinking softly all the While
OF a tender. bhssful day
When the dalk eyes, - like these.
Oi the cheruh on your knecs
stole yoar Firlish heart aSay
Oh the eyes of baby Bum
Laresi mischief viii they do
When ouee old enough u steal
"hai their iAiher's stole nom you
smile, nlother. smile
Ninsome baby Banni
hlk.whiie hlhes halfuurollcd
set in calyues Of gold,
Cannot make his iOfehead fair
With IL rinRs Of yellow hair
Scarlet berry Glen In twain.
BY a wedge O9 peArly gruin.
j. the moSth of baby Bunni
winsOme baby Bunnl
Weep. mother. weep.
For the little One Asleep,
With his head against your broayil
Never In your cOrnlng years
Ihough be seek ior ii in tears,
hill he md 10 sweet a rest
Oh! the brow of baby Bum
Oh, the SCARLET mouth q Bunnl
Ore must wear it, crown Of thorns
Drink IA cup of gall niRst one
dhoGSh The trembling Hps shall shrink,
White With anguish a. they ,riuk
Md ihc temples s~ces win pain
Drops oi blo-si hke purple rain
weep, InothSr. ~erpi
winsome baby Bunni
No, the sca sheirs pales uarr.
Nj the daisy's ruse-white fringe.
Not the suitC-t. falnte-i glow
ui thc sunset uu ttr -nus
u more beautiful aad sweet
lhhn The wee tank hal,ds and feet
Oi the little hshY Bum
Nin-oue baby lluhn,
ftct AAt the>c may lsss the wav
Nandeftug hlin,lly iruIn tie nellf.
IraN aud -uinT' 'iiues will vouT nra,rv.
- % him The golden stairs
hGit Through darkness int0 light.
oh, TIE dilqaoi icci of Buitn.
IA their sllkcn stirkiug drcss,,dt
On, the dainty hand 81 Bum.
Hal like hpse lraYes In yuar breast,
These shalt Frsup at Jewel. rare,
int 10 nnd them empty air:
Ibose shall faitsr many a dav
bfuiscd aud hlccdlng bv the way
krc they reach the land 81 rest
Pray, mother. pray
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CASH FOR NEGROES.
DH. ~. VI. IEINTER

HtttfF -.ir1.sf tr farfsin rrr1nnrrfiv in
~ lt.I.e cf ~ t4sa ga tisiaFr
80. rsrrr. ffe.efa nars1nsrf
80 iland af 4l l1ft uhsn ~ afsiss
flane ~ tsEn. .-.F.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-13

w RSis6 co66s g., 49,. s z q. 80 a.. ~ : .
90 ff T. sApiEa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-13
THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER ID, 1860.
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL
Dr. Johustou-

UNiE founder of this CsIsl
II the Inosi Certain. Speedy
aud only cffecfual remsfv Il,
the wurld nor SkCREr bis
EkSi$.
Isccts. SsYicturps. Seminal
Weakness PaiBs la the L.sins.
Constitutional D1hluty, I'm.
Irtcncy, Weakness ~ the
Back and Ilalhs. Ancction. of
the ki',ncys. PalpiiatiOa OF
The Hear Dyspepsia Nervous
lrIiiniihty. Disease of the
Head. Ihrosi. Noe. or SKIN ,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-13

VIZ 1' ISSSSss ,, Sl ~. Celebrated institution OS+r,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-27
NTnrIe..-NEw YORK. Jan. 26.


531.
COTTON market quet sales 500 bales, at lsc for mid
dl uplalds.
FLOUR Receipts 1910 bbs; sales 1900 bbls; State
and Western in moderate demand at unchanged prices
usuund $500 a. 4,0; Supcne State 81 50 a So 10; eX-
ira State s52J q $685. rOHnh hoop Ohio $3.50 "a SIS;
superfue Western $500 q $40; common good extra
Western $500 q 3d. southern dlll and heavy sales
50 bbs: mixed TO good $40 "a $40; fancy AMI
S5l5GSL25 Canada steady; 500 bbs extra So 80 a t,75
GRAIN. Wheat very quiet,an nomnally unchanged;
without sales Com dun and heavy sales $4,000 bush
white and yellow. Is g 81 Oats dull and heavy
% dc.
PROVISIONS Beet steady; sales $50 bbls; country
mess s. a 525 prime 81 g 4z5 repackcd Chicago 50
s 10; prime SIT q 1852 PORK firmcr; sales l6O
bb; SlOS7 for old, l75O for new; prime LIS for
old $3.50 for new. Cut meats steady sales l4 pkgs5
shoulders 64c; Hams @ 92c. Bacon quiet; sales l2
ties long clear mddlcs at about SIC Dressed hogs firm
sales at sc for Western Lard firm sales 200 bills at Of
g lOsc. Butter steady Ohio Ii @ loo; State IL @ 23c
Wh;skeyfrmer; sales 500 bbs at "A % 2l1c Rice firm
but less active; sales l5O tics at % Age. sugars heavy
NV Orleans 100 hhds at II 90 9c 50 hhds bottoms at S.
ard by auction % hhds at Of Ssc Muscovado $50 hhis
at Il q sc; Mclado 32l hhds 4ic; Penambuco, $3.50
bags 7sc. Coffee firm Rio by auction 3lsG bags at lit q
2gc Ii 9OOhs; at private sales 800 bags at Il
a l23i Santos, 2O5 bags at auction at l2s "a 32c Mo-
las'es heavy New Orleans, 100 b0s at A. Soc and by
avctiUn, 500 bbls at as.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-27
Voice of an oftlce.Holder,s Meeting.

SAVANNAH, Jan. 26.-The Democratic
meeting held here, last night, broke up in a
row. Nj. Henry r. Jackson made a speech
sustaining resolutions III favor of the Milledg.
vile convention. y row commenced, and
many Withdrew. The meeting then adjourn.
ed. Another meeting was organized, with
Collector Barton as Chairman. Resolutions
were passed declaring the election of Seward,
or any other Republican endorser OF the Help
er book, to the Presidency, would be just
cause for dissolving tne Union. In such an
event, those present pledged their lives, hon
or, and fortunes to effect disunon.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-27
A Union Meeting of the Right sort.-Great En-
thusiasm,

CINCINNATI, Jan. 26.-The members of tine
Kentucky and Tennessee legislatures reached
Columbus at o'clock this afternoon, and were
conducted to the hall of the House of Repre-
sentatives, where the general assembly, in
joint convention, received and heartily wei
coined them, in an address by Gov. Dennison.
Gov. Magotin, of Kentucky, responded re-
turning grateful thanks in the name Of the
people of his state for this most cordial wei
come. He expected a warm welcome from
the people Of Ohio, but was entirely unpre-
pared for the greeting which had been given
them. He would tell it to the people of Ken
lucky, and tell them, 100, that all we have to
do to keep the government together, is, to see
each other oftener and know each other better.
Gov Magofiin then introduced Col. Newcomb
of the Tennessee legislature, who responded
on behalf Of his state. He said, that, while
Congress cannot organize, Ohio, Tennessee
and Kentucky can meet and greet each other
as brothers. He eulogized the Union and the
constitution. His speech was received with
great applause. After the adjournment of the
convention, a meeting was extemporized, at
which numerous speeches were made. The
best of feeling and great enthusiasm prevailed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-27
LATER FROM EUROPE.
BY THE TEUTONIA.

NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-The steamship leu
tonia, with London evening papers OF Jan. Z,
arrived this evening Exchange on Austria
had risen, in consequence of the renewed dis
quietnde which prevails at Vienna.
Cardinal Wseman is said to have promised
the Pope an Irish brigade
The Circassians are rapidly emigrating to
Turkey. Some 16 900 OF them had arrived at
Constantinople, and 5000 more have assembled
at kertisch
Report says that Victor Emanuel, on New
Years day, in reply to the hope of the Neapol-
itan ambassador, that all would be arranged
peacefully, said :-"How arranged in peace
Not at all. The cannon will settle that, "
And, to the Spanish minister Tel your
queen that she ought to unite with me, and
not believe all those pastel Of the priests"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-27
poings at Richmond.

RICHMOND, Jan. 26.-'rhe joint committee
on the Harper's Ferry affair have made vol
luminous report, which closes with resolutions
urging the arming and equipping of the mill.
tia, and the passage Of laws encouraging do.
nestle manufactures, and for the more prompt
punishment Of persons attempting to incite
slaves to instruction, and indicating the
course of Gov. Wise throughout the Harper's
Ferry affair. Five thousand copies were or
dered to be printed
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-27
The Ga sc Rhinnman

ALBANY, Jan. 26.-Rhineman, the paramount
Of Mary Hartung, and indicted with her for
the murder of her husband, was acquitted this
evening, Of the charge as principal, the jury
not leaving their seats. He was taken back to
Jail to await his trial on two other indictments
as accessory before and after the fact.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-27
Cambridge Cattle Market-Jan. Is

market SIS Cattle500 Beeves. and l5S Stores
sisting of Working oxen, Mich Cows, and one two,
and three years old.
MARKET BEEF-EXtra (includinc nothing but the best
large tat stall fed Oxen $500 q us: first quality in
Guiding nothing but the best, large stabilized OXenl $ @
sos second quality (ncludng the best grass fed Oxen
the best stall fed Cows, and the best three years old
Steers, $3.50; third quality S375; ordinary SO.
SToBEs-Workng Oxen 800, rs. 49,
Cows AND CALVES 40, a 80.
YEARLINGsnone; two years old SIT @ %; three years
old S24 to S2S.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-2s5O at market-Prices in lots, 81
q $3.50 each. Extra and selections, SO, % each or
q &c q ID.
Number from each State
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-27

BosToN, Jan. 26.-Cornelius Conway Eel
ton, the learned Greek Professor, has been
elected President of Harvard College, by a
unanimous vote, in place of Rev. Jas. Walker,
D. D., who RESIGNS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-27
Items.

NORFOLK, Jan. 26.-The steam sloop of war
Richmond, was successfully launched to-day
in presence of an immense crowd.
BALTIMORE, Jan. pa notorious rowdy
named David Hoack, was shot this morning in
a tavern, by Jonn Mcpherson.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-27
The Mexican Treaty.

The intelligence of the disastrous defeat of
the Liberals in Mexico by Miramon, has dam
aged the prospect of Mr.. McLane's treaty, it
it being manifested that Juarez has no foothod
outside of Vera Cruz, and that even there his
tenure is trail.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-27
Anxious to Filibuster,

New ORLEANS Jan. pa body of 100
men has been raised in Texas; and to-day,
letter was forward from this city to Wash
ington protfering their services to the govern
ment against Cortinas, and asking for arms
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-27
Prnfassnr Esnv naad.

PLILADERPnIA, Jan. PA special dis
patch from Cincinnati announces the death OF
Professor James P. Espy, Of the National OBJ
servatory at Washington, of paralysis.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-27
Brighton Cnttle Mnrkct-Jan. 2s

At Market 1900 Beef Cattle 100 Stores 1000 Sheep and
Lambs, and 10 Swine.
BEEF CATTLE-prices- $500; first quality 81 100
Obs second quality $3.50; third quality s5,5U q 575.
WORKING OXEN-Ss5 80, 100, % ITO.
Mich COws-S39 q 40. Common is a. 10.
beg VEAL CALvEs-S3. @5.
STORES Yearlngs none; Two wears old Sl7 a "a:
Three years old S25 a q.
HIDEs-6 q SIC q h; Calf skins-lO q lie q ID.
TALLow-Sales at a 75c q b.
SHEEP AND LANES $3.50 q 2,I5; extra SO, 4,@6
PELTs-Sl.50 a Sl.75 each
SWINE Spring pigs 81 q 6sc retail @ 73c; fat Hogs,
undressed, none.
Beeves sold by the head prices equal to the val
ne per pound of the estimated weight of in the QUAR-
ter together with the fifth quarter, the Eide and tai
low, at the same price at shrinkage from live weight
agreed on by the partiesyarvng from IS "a AZ cent
Number of the different roads Western and
30. Total 1863
RemarkSPrices of Beefremai the same as last week
sheep and Swine a shade higher.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-27

HALIFAX, Jan. 49, s p. M.-There are yet
no signs OF the America, now in her thirteenth
day from Liverpool.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-27

HIDEs-6 q &c. q 10 Talow, a dc a. 10.
PELTs-S,25 q sl75 each Calf Skins, 10 q lie AZ H.
Veal CalveS-NUne.
There were 30 the Eastern Railroad IS over
tie Boston and Lowell and 60 over the Fchburg, load
ed with Cattle, Sheep, Swine and Horses.
rNs-Ihe market in regard to prices remains with
outc anse owing to the soft weather there not
many buyers present, and those inclined buy I'M
less at low figures the demand in Boston market for
slaughtered meats is slight
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-27
|, Z c L U r. E S :.
Worcester Co Mechanics Association.

The following Lecturers have been engaged for the
course before the Association the season. the
blank to be filled hereafter; to wit:
Jan, Y, lS6o-RevJ j. G. FLETCHER, Newburyport Ms.
Jan, %
YEP 9-Rey Mr.. FULLY Balston Springs n. Y.
Single Tickets for each lecture, 10 cents
Tickets for the course of six lectures SO cents
T. X. EARLE, Chairman Lecture Committee
Worcester Nov. q, 1883 dtf9 dig
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WORCESTER & NASHUA RAIL-
5s,s5555.5s5.s NORWICH AND WoR.

W
f..=szsss=szsss4 CESTER E.-The
- Passenger Boats of the Norwich and New
YORK line via Long Island sound will trips
leaving New York on WEDNESDAY, January ilth at
O'Clock p. m.
STEAMBOATTR IN will leave Worcester on THURS
DAY, January l2th at O'Clock p and continue to
run as heretofore. p ST. NJ ANDREWS STUNT
Norwich, January 10th, 1860. diff iaI2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-27
CHLDREN,S FRIEND SOCIETY :
DROYTDENCE AND WORCESTER

RAILROAD CoMPANT-ANNUAL MEETING
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders the Provi-
dence and Worccste Railroad Company will held at
Railroad Hall, in Providence, Rhode Island on MON
DAY, February 3. 1860, at 10 O'Clock M for the pur-
pose of choosing Directors for the year ensuing and for
the transaction OF such other business may legally
come before them Per order.
JOHN r. BALCH, Clerk.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-11-14
Vote of Mendon (McGregor).

Vote of Mendon (NIcGregor).
The election here passed off very quietly
Only 1913 votes were challenged and sworn
in, but that amt much when our readers
are informed that Alex Randall, Governor
Of Wisconsin, was obliged to swear in his
vote at the capital of that State
Both parties worked here like nailers and
they succeeded in polling 5s2 votes, an in.
crease of over 200 votes above our last
poll. Of these there were sOl polled for
Douglas electors, and 226 for Lincoln-not
one for Bell or Brock. For Judge, Miller
had sO3, Wright 227. On State Ticket and
for Congress the vote stood 3O3 to 226, ex-
cept gain of for Nice lintock For Clerk,
Emo had 294, Granger 234. For Supervi-
sor, r. Grant had 800, Geo. D. Gardiner
229. For Town Clerk, Truman Beckwith
had 297, Obey Hulvcrson $780, For Asses
sor, Fred. Wilson had 296, Amos Pearsall
232. For Justices of the Peace, D. Baugh
297, D. Wall 2s7, 7. Arnold 221, H. w.
Burlingame 232. Z For Trustees, E. Stow
300, Fred. Hcnke sol, John Orr 800, d. B.
Hoffman 229, Pickle 227, Schmidt 225.--
For Constables, D.Hoxsie 3l4, j. Amsden
311, P. Heck 205, O. Raitt 215, B. H.
Lampson 225, Alvah Eaton PIT. For Road
Masters, T. B. Gates 800, NJ. Foster 211, S.
De Haven 292, T.. w. Feathorly 238,
Alex. McCarty 298, T. L. Wolfe 2l8.
Every candidate on the Democratic ticket
is elected at McGregor. Our little city is
o. K. at all events. - ~
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-11-14
Agricultural.

AErlcultural.
If the farmers of Northern Iowa desire
to acquaint themselves with the new and
valuable improvements in Agricultural
machinery or with new kinds of grains
seeds or grasses they can do no better than
to examine closely the Advertisement Of
Bass & Grant in this paper. There is
scarcely anything in the way of products
or machinery that you cannot find sam
pie Of in their Warehuse. Grant don't do
anything but watch for all new patents and
get the right of selling them at McGregor
while Bass is such practical workman
that he can explain all the properties of any
two or four.wheeled implement ever invent
ed. .aa.as sEbaE& rVwt%#a
See that double column Drill Advertise
ment in this issue and then call on this en-
terprising firm for sight Of the curious
article itself. g."