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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-24

The suspected persons are turned out of their
houses on the smallest pretext; fines, confscatOns
and piIage ruin all who fall under the anger Of the
Director of Police. The wonder is, not that the
Sicians rebel, but that they have borne such hor
rors so long 1t is equally wonderful that the BOur
bOns having so fine a country, with so Obedlent
people should not have known how to govern it. but
should have endangered their crown so that no one
would give TWO years purchase for it. These poor
Scilians the least political and revolutionary of
mankind have been driven into rebellion by sheer
desperation. They wanted only peace and a just
government; agents of police have converted them
into theorizers and Republicans.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-24

With vaf1H OF other articles.
LAAIER, PHILLIPS 4 CO.,
r1avQQ-tf Ma No 40 Esrratt
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-24

In Petersburg, Ya.,a man poured bottle Of lager
beer upon fOwer-pot containing fuschia, one
niget and the next day the plant was in full bloom.
A glass-engrayer in New York. fell down and in
santly expired the othei, afternoon from the effects
Of drinking a quantity Of ice water.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-24

To which would csllthe rs7acalsr stisht5u sr s.,
and these Who want plrs srtsa of Bra1f7 fsr --i -
poses Our brands q ChAllPHEae * vsTT chez -
we'll knoEns
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-24

The statement that HENRY WARD BEEcHER was
about to start a new religious daily in New York,
is now authoritatively denied cause, lack of pious
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-24

s The first issue Of a New York Directory took |
place Is 1855, aid contained 81 names.
The celebrated seventeen year oeuzts. true te The
predictions have begun 70 appear in cOunsesieut
The Hon. L. p. sroaroS, Judge Of tie Supreme
Court Of Iowa. died at Burlington on the 9th inst
NED KEsDEl. the famous buglsG, is sin lying very
lev in Boston, and his death almost daily expected
The health Of Hon. Mr.. Mr.. STEFaENs, Of Georgia,
is improving and he is again able TO be up and out
JAMES OLIVER shot THonAs Mosnr4 dead few
few dayssinee, near Rushyile, No. during drunken
spree
The accounts from the crops Of Texas are gener-
ally favorable though rain is much needed ii some
places,
Adaughter Of Sc ROWAN HnL Of the British
POstOfhee Department has recently eloPed with her
riairg-master.
Queen VICroEAs Oldest boy has lad forty rooms
provided for his accommodation at the Rossin
House, Toronto.
BARON RorascHuD, head of the great European
Baninghouse has no child to leave in possession Of
his vast wealth.
Complaint IS made in the Richmond (Va-) papers
Of the DETACHMENT Of CRAwFORD's beautiful statute
Of Washington 10 that city.
An absurd rumor has been prevalent in Russia,
recently, that Gar NICHOLAS has reappeared at St,
Petersburg, never having died.
A man named HorKnss, having lost his fortune
cut his throat in Haddonfed N J., few days since,
! in most deliberate manner.
/ Colonel PIMODAN, General LAMoEicEREs heuten-
ant. has established military Gordon on the Tuscan
/ frontier, in the direction Of TCscanelia
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-09
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 8.-rhe Republican
caucus, this afternoon, nominated John d. Du-
frees of Indianapolis, editor of the indianapolis
Atlas for House printer his majority being
one over Mr.. Mitchell of the st. Louis News.
This selection is said to be Independent of any
business combination with him. 1t is proba-
bic that daily paper will Immediately be es-
tablished in Washington under his control.
The Republicans have appointed as con-
gressional executive committee on the part of
the House, B1essrs Covode, Chairman
Spaulding, Washburn of Illinois, Alley, STRAIT
ton, and Kilgore. The Republican senators
will appoint three members. The Interior De-
partncnt will shortly send preliminary in
structions to the various marshas for taking
the next census. The schedules will soon fol.
low.
1t is arranged that the death of Senator
Broderick will be announced on Monday, in
the Senate, by Mr. Haun, and in the House by
Mr.. Branch. A report prevails that Commits
sioner Smith Of the Land Office has rendered
his resignation to the President.
Mr. Bishop, Commissioner of Patents, has
refused te grant an extension Of the Bigelow
carpet power loom patent This will absolve
one carpet company in Hartford from the pay
ment OF three hundred Thousand dollars, which
would have been their royalty fees had the pa
tent been extended.
1t Is probable that the Committee of Ways
and Means will he constituted as follows =
John Sherman, Thaddeus Stevens, Israel
Washburn, Jr., j. S. Morrill,, and E. Il. Spald-
ing, Republicans; j. S. Phelps John S, Mill
son, and NJ. j. Crawford, Democrats and
Henry Winter Davis. This will be a very
strong committee.
Minister Faulkner has, in accordance with
the views announced in the Presidents first
annual message, been instructed to propose to
the French government the removal Of its dis
eliminating duties both on tonnage and other
articles, the object being TO obtain such princi-
Piles Of reciprocity as this government has with
other nations.
The Speaker has completed the list of stand
ing committees, but may change before they
shall be announced tomorrow. New York
will he represented on the committee on COM
merce by John Cochranc. This gentleman
will, at an early day, bring forward the bill
heretofore reported advocated by him to codify
the various revenue and collection laws with
such notifications as may remove the objcc-
tions which were formerly urged against it.
Mr.. Seward has been called home by death
in his family.
Mr.. Gwinn announced to-day that he would
advocate the transfer Of the entire mail service
to California by the overland route.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-09
Trial of Hazlett.

CHARLEsTowN, Feb. S.-The examination
of witnesses was resumed. A large amount of
testimony was taken, but few new facts were
ELECTED. All the witnesses expressed them
selves with confidence as to the identity of the
prisoners cap. Glove detailed a conversation
had with the prisoner in Jail. Had never seen
him before. AT that time the prisoner stated
he had not heard from his mother since his
connection with the unfortunate Harper's Fer
ry affair. After the prisoner made the state
ment he seemed to regret it. AT four O'Clock
the Commonwealth closed.
For the defence the first witness was Maj. d.
NJ. Ball. His testimony was regarded as ra-
Their favorable to the prisoner. The testimony
for the prosecution pointed out the prisoner as
one of the party Of four who were stationed as
sentinels before the arsenal. Two of these
sentinels were identified as negroes and one as
Coppic, and the other was thought to be Haz-
lett. Major Balls testimony agrees as to the
number of sentinels, but he cannot identify
Hazlett as one of the party, although he was
twice escorted home by man supposed by state
witnesses to be the prisoner Several other
witnesses deposed to having passed Shenan-
doah street, but did not see the prisoner. The
defence was ably conducted by Messrs. Bolts
and Green.
The grand jury came in today with bills of
indictment against Owen Brown, Francis j.
Merriam, and jeremiah Anderson, charging
them with conspiring with slaves to create in
surrection
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-09
The Overland Nail.

MAILoY's STATION, Feb. 8.-The overland
mail coach, with San Francisco dates to the
10th of January, arrived here at midnight, last
night The detention of this stage was caused
by high water in the rivers.
The overland mail which left ST. Louis Dec
29th, overlook that which left on the 18th
and both arrived in San Francisco on the
evening of the 18th OF January. Letters from
New York went through to San Francisco in
twenty days, and telegraphic news from New
York and Washington, to the evening of Dec
30th, was received on the evening of JAN 18th
fifteen days and three hours from the extreme
points.
The Presidents message, which reached
st. Louis on the evening of Dee 80 was
telcgraphed to Malloy's Station, the western
end OF the telegraph line in Missouri, where
it overlook the mail of Dec. %. 1t went by
the mail to Fishbough's Ferry, the eastern ter
minus of the telegraph in California, from
which place it was telegraphcd to the San
Francisco Bulletin and the Sacramento Union,
and published entire in these two papers on
the 18th of January, before the mail arrived,
in little over fifteen days from the time Of
starting.
Mr.. Bloomfield, who heads the list of pas
sengers lost in the Norlherner, was son of
the Bishop Of London. Mr.. French, who per,
ished on board, having returned to the wreck
to save Miss Gregg, was son of the late
Capt Thomas William French, of the 42d
regiment of the British army. Four thousand
dollars in government treasure was lost i'll the
ship
Lieut.. Gov. Denney was iuaugurated Gov
ernor on the 14th nit. In short address, he
promised to administer the government with a
rigid and just economy, and to pursue the pol
icy $50 plainly and admirably indicated in the
inaugural of his predecessor, Gov. Leatham."
The people OF Placerville, on the Nth, by a
majority of 10 to l, voted in favor of laying a
tax for the survey OF railroad from that place
to Folsom.
Samuel Barnett, of the firm of Barnett &
Sherwood, jewellers, died in San Francisco the
18th.
Sandwich Island dates are to Dec 81. News
unimportant.
a dispatch, dated Sacramento, 18th, says
the motives of Gov. Leatham, in sending in
his message on .the setting off of the southern
counties Of the state, are much discussed. Mr..
Leatham has engaged his passage by the Gold
ell Gate, which leaves Feb. 5.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-09

round hoop Ohio s575 $50, superfine Western IS a
SIS; common TO good extra Western S525 a 40: South
lrmer sales $500 bbs; mixed to good SIS SO a SIS:
fancy and extra $3.50 a SI Canada saperfne irer 700
bbls; extra IS 50 a Els.
GRAIN.-Mhea more active and a shade frmer; sales
$500 bush; Milwaukee club, 81 Is store white Canada
sl,40.
Corn steady and unchanged: sales $500 bush; mixed
WESTERN old new white and yellow. so a s24c Oats
and Western Al "a 45c.
PR0VISIONS-Beet quiet and unchanced sales 900
bbls; country IS q 525 prime 81 al rs: repacked
Chicago 50 a SO; prime mess SIG a SIS Pork steady
with doing sales $500 bbs including 1900 bbs cy
mess buyers option, all March, at Sl437 a 1850 and 200
bbls time, at $3.50; prime Sl2 a I2l5
for old and Sl43I for Sl1 so old and SlS
g 1928 for new Lard firm; barrels lOi g HE Butter
sales 400 bbs at %! 2ic closing at the latter price
Rice quiet and steady sales 200 s at 81 4sc Sugars
steady Muscovado. 100 hhds at It % 7ac: Havana 200
boxes at 81 a &c Coffee firm and quiet; Rio, IL a 2!c
St Domingo. 400 bags at lsc cash Molasses steady
New Orleans 100 bbls SIC Barbados 10 hhds at 34c
Muscovado 50 hhds at u a. 2Sc.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-09
miscellaneous.
THE BEST PREPARATION IN USE
HILLS MINT SPECIFIC

For Badness AND FALLING OFF The HAIR
The great inquiry so long and constantly
made preparation to restore the Hair in badness and
to arrest its falling off, led the Inventor originate
the MINT SPECIFIC for this particular purpose in
will distinction between this special preparation
and the great variety ofeompounds so abundant through
out the world it is entirely distinct from them in CHAR
The following bona fde letters from reliable persons
are here submitted being worthy testimonials for
curing the confidence ard patronage OF the people
Mt j. O. IIILL-Jfy Dear Sir: take the liberty add
my testimony to the value your Mint Specific in
since OF Of o our ns sp ee fM e Tse f
my VIE whose hair had been falling off quite rapidly for
badness unless some remedy was speedily APPLIED it is
Win mnGn satisfaction that am enabled to certify, that
entirely arrested and all apprehension of badness
cess in the sale OF your valuable Mint specfc'' re-
main, Truly yours, GEORGE SESSIONS
Mr. J. Q. HHL-Dear Sir: consider ii Justly due TO
yon that should publicly express my opinion with
broaSht before the people, namely Mint SPECIFIC"
quantance of mine who had lost her hair and
quite bald by my representation induced to try
your remedy, and without aggeratng, say
the first bottle produced her complete head Of
hair In estimation this is remarkable instance
sanguine could be better speedily realized
shall take much pleasure in recommending thei Mint
Specific those who have lost or are oosng their hair
Conductor Worcester and Nashua X. R.
Mr. HLL-Your Mint Specific, which has so recently
come before the puDlic consider prep
aration for the purpose for which it is intended here
send you my experience and you are at liberty to use
this in any way you wish For year my wifes hair
had been falling on troubled with dry scaly
eruption on her head, that she quite bald Last
month she commenced using your Mint specific, aud
the use of one bottle her head is with hair and
Il is soft glossy and natural The eruption entirely
disappeared, and she has promise of fine growth OF
healthy hair. NV entire confidence in your Mint Spec
ic enables to recommend it to all who any prep
aration to strengthen the hair and to prevent badness
well TO those who have already lost their hair. In
either case it is invaluable.
Respectfully yours, ISAAC CUSHING.
Prepared only 6yJOHN Q. HILL, Apothecary. Worces-
ter, Mass. For sale by all Druggists diS6wtf f2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-09
Items from New York.

New York, Feb. 8.-Mrs. Henry Ward
Beecher, with her child and servant, was
thrown from a carriage in Brooklyn, to- day
Mrs. Beecher was seriously injured but no
fears for her life are entertained. The child
and servant were slightly hurt.
The bark Emily, which was recently brought
to this port as SLAYER, escaped from Green
Point on Saturday night last, and sailed again
for the African coast via Long Island Sound.
Rev. DIR. Brownee is very i'll from bronchitis,
and is expected to survive but short time
w. S. Drayton, agent OF the Havre line of
steamships, died this morning.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-09

tune by investing in American railway securi-
ties and says 100000, in sums from f500 to
$4,000, have been subscribed to repair his
loss.
Rt Hon. NJ. T. Baines, distinguished lib
eral politician, died in London on the ia,
aged 81. Sir w. G. Ross, the well known
artist is also dead.
The two mates of the American ship Anna,
who were arrested at Cowes on the charge OF
numbering five of the crew, but discharged for
lack of jurisdiction, have been re'arrested by
American Consul at Southampton, to be sent
home for trial
The Irish papers publish letters from the
Pope to the clergy of the diocese OF CORK. Ills
Holiness returns thanks for sympathy express
ed towards him, and denounces those who
seek TO curtail the civil power OF the Holy
See.
The commercial treaty between France and
England was signed at Paris on the 23d. The
terms are not automatically known, and it was
reported they would not be published until
the English Chancellor of the Exchequer sub
mitted his budget to Parliament, when the
treaty would be simultaneously prOmu gated
in the Paris Moniteur. Various rumors were
afloat as to the provisions of the treaty.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Times learns from good authority, that the
English government has frankly carried out
its principles of free trade. He also states
that English Goals will not be relieved of all
duty, but only Of differental duty.
The Paris correspondent Of the London
Spectator says the treaty embraces the follow
ing objects A complete and effective assmi-
lation of French and English flags in maritime
intercourse, direct and indirect, between both
countries and their respective colonies, and
exoneration from all tonnage in both English
and French countries.
decree is published, convoking the Senate
and legislative body for the 23d Of February,
The Paris Pays says, on the conclusion of the
treaty with France and England, negotiations
with other powers, for similar treaties, were
commenced.
Rumor had been current in Paris that the
Emperor intended, as an earnest Of his pacific
intentions, to reduce the army by 100000.
Spain and Morocco.
Nothing decisive has TRANSFERRED between the
Spaniards and Moors. The news consists of
unimportant details. Upwards of 80 vessels,
mostly small craft have been stranded or to-
tally lost on the coast of Algicrs. The Span
sh war steamer Rosaia was wrecked off Car
till Grew saved The cholera was on the
decline in the Spanish army.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-09
Talk of Going to Work.

New YORK, Feb. 8th.-The Washington
correspondent of the Post says :-"No bust
ness will be transacted in the House, the pre-.
sent week, beyond the election of printer,
which will take place on Thursday. The
speaker will then announce his committees.
and the House will adjourn over till Monday,
when the work will begin in earnest. A large
majority Of the members incline to hard work
and short session. Congress will adjourn by
the first or middle of June, Notwithstanding
the vast amount of business to be done.
Through April and May, when Congress is
not in recess, evening sessions will be held,
and as much business will be transacted in
thirty days as is usually done in the mid win.
ter in three months
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-09
Texas Legislature

RICHMOND, Feb 9.--The Wing has received
q letter from member of the Texas Legisla.
.ure, stating that resolution against sending
commissioners to Southern Conference, viii
pass inc Legislature by large majority.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-09

New YORK, Feb 8.-By the arrival of the
brig Il. B. Watson, from Puerto Cabello, oath
January, we learn that the country is in
dreadful state. Capt. NJ. reports that on the
day he sailed, all stores at Pernambuco were
ordered to be closed under the expectation that
the Samora and Fa'con would make an attack
.nti tho tnNNn-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-09

Mhrkcts-Nh" 'Vhh' fN"' o.
ASHES unchanged; sales 1850 bbls; pot $685. pearl
COTTON unchangcd sales 1000 bales, at llic for mid
ding uplands. go ,.ooo,,,- 49, -,
Western market active, and better; unsound ~ a. 4bo
superhne State % q S5,lO; extra state 1910 70 SoW'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-09
Sturbridge, Ian. IT, 1860.
ili9 de'lhtAIchl,c w1tpowF
A DJOURNED ASSIGNEE,S SALE

- viii be sold at Public Auction on THURSDAY,
the 18th day Of February inst at 10 O'Clock a. m u1un
the premises in Worcester all the Real Estate JOHN
+. FOND, Esd. of Worcester, insolvent debtor 1t
comprises the farm upon which said Pond resides
containing about 80 acres part of which is the best
land in Worcester. Upon the are house, barn
shed carriage house, and other outbuildngs all in good
order There is also large and valuable Pear orchard
upon the estate i'll bearing condition Also a lot of
sprout land, containing % Also, situated
IN Broad Meadow Also, about so lots, situated and
the Bloouimgdae road Oak Hill plot so called
See book 49, page 55i, Worcester County Registry
Deeds Also, IL or IA lots the Endicott street plot
called See book $40 page 653. Also, all the lots be.
longing T. said estate situated Union Hill and any
terest which may belong the estate of said Pond.
whether right of redemption otherwise Also three
lots purchased OF the Assignee of Benjamin Walsworth
stuatedsee book 5g7 page 3Sg The lots are more de-
siraby situated for beautiful residences than any other
in the city of Worcester. number of them are in the
immediate vicinity OF the Ladies' Collegiate Institute
The sale will commence the estate first named
Conditions made known at sale. For description
state, apply to JOHN +. POND the Assignee.
DANIEL L. PENNIMAN, Assignee.
Worcester, Feb = 1860 ats n
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Anttlolls.
EABM AND MILL AT AUCTION,

ENARM AND MILL AT AUCTION,
WITH PERSONAL PROPERTY.-In consequence
of health the subscriber will sell public auction
on the LIST day of March next Il O'Clock nOOn the
premises, the Farm on which he lives, with the MILL
pleasantly situated on good road, four miles the
Depot in Brookficld, u mile from Fiskale Factories
one Of the best farms in the town of Sturbrdee
containing eighty acres, well divided, and supplied with
water, with large two story house, barn. sheds, &c
all in good repair Within forty rods OF the house is
new Saw Mill, Single MILL with circular saws Saws
fol saving spokes. wheel rings capbpars &C. all in
perfect repair, with good of custom, and Pond
covering 300 acres with 50 feet head full and never
short of water.
Personal property.-5 Cows, yoke Oxen, two years
old steers, Calf. good Horse. Buggy Farm Wag' n
Harnesses Flows Chains, with many other Farming
Tools. Hay &c, &c. also, full Blacksmith fools
with quantity of Charcoal. Terms liberal.
ELIAKlM ADAMS
Sturbridge, Jan II, 1860
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-09
RO VER & B A X E r. S
CELEBRATED NOIsELESS
Family
SEWING MACHINES.

New Styles,
Prices from $50 to SIPS; Hcmmcrs, IS extra.
These machines from two spouls, as purchased
from the store, requiring reminding of thread they
hem fell gather, and stitch in superior style, finishing
each by their operation without TO
the hand needle, is required by other machines They
will do better and cheaper sewing than can,
even if she works for cent an hour.
Offices ofEXhibition and Sale, at BRYANT Il Shell
D0N'S Mechanics Hail. Worcester; Is Summer street
Boston; 495 Broadway, New York. dly jy92
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OPINIONS OF THE LONDON PRESS.

ave recommend correspondent to try MoSs.
SoYER's Sauce entitled the 'Sultanas Sauce 1t is
made after the Turkish recipe; its flavor excellent and
1t affords considerable aid in SLOW AND WEAK
DIGEsTIoN."-The Lancet.
"Savory, Piquant, and Spicy worthy the genius Of
Soyer.'-O6seruer.
"a most valuable adjunct to Fish, Flesh and Fowl,
and should have place every table "-AtIas.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-09

SHERIFFS SALE.-CoMMoNw
~ OF MASSACHUSETTS.-W Worcester, SIS, February
y A. D. lS60.-faken on Execution and will be sold at
Public Auction TUESDAY, the l4h day of February
inst at clock p mr. at Davis and Latrop Block $50
callcd No 30 Mechanic street, Worcester the personal
property, to wit y bales OF Cotton. Terms cash
"A dts j. b. SHELLEY, Deputy Sheriff.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-09

The Committee of Arrangements announce to their
friends that the Worcester City Guards will give their
Twentieth Annual Ball at Mechanics Hail. the Even
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-08
Mnes. Rinnars r..

MAa j. R. GLONINGER 4 co,
ttssszfssi ~ No. NORM CHARLES ST.
AEHs1fgA WINES, LIQUORS. CIGARS, AND CHOICE
- GROCERIES.
BRANDIES-H ennessy, Otard D0puy Co, Pinet Cas-
till9n Il Co. ' '' ~
MADEIRA WINES-J Howard March ( Co., welch
Brothers ' ~
TouaZ and Sup rior Golden sherry
WHISKEY. 1
CORD AlS-Curacoa, Maraschino, Anisette &c
CiiVlCE HAVANA ClGARS-Espanola, Prince of ales,
ment of favnnte brands
=