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the City Prison. They say that it would bC
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used in numbering streets, provided it can b.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-06

Ashes steady sales 60 bbls; pots s5,25, pearls 537
Cotton market steady; sales 1000 bales at lie for mid
ding upands
F1aOUR-Receipts 400 bbls; sales 1000 bbs; State
and Western dull and shade easier; super State
@ $780, extra state $40 9 S545 round hoop Ohio So rs
"a 5,e5 common to good extra Western $40 a $50
Southern unchanged sales 90l bbls; mixed TO good S51
g 575 fancy and extra $3.50 @ s7.25 Canada, sales
200 bbls extra $50 % SIS
GRAIN Wheat more active and nrmer; sales $4,000
bush; Milwaukee Sl,25 a l,26. Corn steady; sales
bush mixed WESTERN s. a SOC, for white and yellow
and small lots at 500 q SOC Oats dull southern and
Jersey 40 % 44c; Northern and Western IS "a 463c.
fR0YISlONS-Beet dali sales lbs Dbls; country
IS $50; prime, 81 $50; repaeked Chicago 80 a. Sl0
prime mess SIT a -. Pork duh and dropping; Hams
9fc Lard dull and heavy. Butter quiet. Whisky dull
and heavy Rice firm. Sugars firm; New Orleans rs hhds
by auction. Coffee firm, but not active Rio, 1000 bags
at ll4 l2c, Moasses 1rm New Orleans, 100 bbs at 81
MnscnYnhn. 900 hhds q DC.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-06

to-day for passing counterfeit money. Over
two hundred dollars in counterfeit tens on the
Conway Bank, Mass, were found on him.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-06
OROVIDENCE AND WORCESTER

\ RAILROAD COMPANY DIVIDEND.-A Divi-
dend Of three per cent has been declared payable at
the Office of the Treasurer and after the day
of january next to stockholders of record the 22d III
slant Transfer Book closed from the ed instant
uary I'd Fer order, JOHN r. BALCH, Treasurer
Providence r. l., Dec. II, 1859 dtJa7 die
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-06

HELP WANTED.-50 Girls wanted, to
Ii work in the Pawtucket Hair Cloth Factory
Apply TO }. nj. RYDER, Agent
Pawtucket II. l., Jan. 2, 1860. dM&rh6w JAZZ
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-06
Arroated for passine Bad Money.

GREAT FALLS, N. H., Jan. 8. A man call
ing himself "Henry Curtis of Worcester" an
assumed name, probably was arrested here
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-06

~ OF MASSACHUSETTS Worsester. S., December
10, lS59-By virtue of an execution which issued on
judgement In favor Of JONAS BROWN, of sutton in the
County of Worcester, against James $. M. Davis and
Lucy Il Holden of Rutland in the County of Worcester
at the November Term Of the superior Court for the
County Of Worcester, at Fitchburg, A. d. 1859, have
taken all the right in equity that the said James s. NJ
Davis had on the twenty sixth day of October, A. d.
1852 the day when the attached on mesne pro-
cess has redeem certain morgaged real estate
situated In Worcester Holden and Rutland follows to
wit the that described in mortgage deed there
of from G. A. Whitaker TO A. H. Goddard Admlnisra-
tor recorded in the Registry of Deeds for said County,
book &c. page i5 also the that Is described In
mortgage Iced thereof from the said James s. M Davis
to G. A. Whitaker recorded In the Registry Of Deeds
for said County book 579 page 5 and Saturday. the
twenty-eghth day Of January next at o'cock in the
afternoon at my office In Worcester, No. Worcester
Bank Block shall offer for sale, by public auction, to
the highest bidder said right In equity of redemption
dl3 d3sru j. DAY, Deputy Sheriff q
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-06

AIlON-As the Library of this Institution is about
to be transferred to the city, the members notified to
return all books in their possession or before saur
day. Jan l. No books will hcnceforward be delivered
from the Library, under its present organization.
T. W. HIGGlNSON,
la2 div Chairman library Committee.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-06

VNHE Annual Meeting of the Members of
= the Peoples Mutual Fire Insurance Company will
be held at the office of said Company in Worcester on
MONDAY, the 9Th day of January, A. ID. 1860, at ri
O'Clock p NJ for the choice of officers for the wear esu
ing alterations of BY Laws any other business Whioh
may properly come before said meeting
AUG N CURRIER, Secretary
Worcester Dec. oath, 1859 dtia9 d26
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-06

w ROAD CoMPANY'S BONDS. = To meet the
Bonds of this Company falling due in May next,
Bonds offered in exchange for old will be sold
for cash at par in sums Of five hundred thousand
dollars each with interest attached, PAYABLE
semi-annually at the rate Of six per per annum.
Holders of the old bonds who DESTROYS of converting
them into money do by presenting them the Of
flee of the Treasurer in Worcester any time previous
to the first day of May next.
I. w. HAMMOND, Treasurer.
Worcester Dec. 7, 1853 d&wlm dS
, 1860-07-30
$}rras e q'ribtt1tr:


The Chicago 7ln+es las bscn merged in tic
Ch.uio Herald and on Tuesday morning the
CONSOLIDATED paper will appear TN der tue tit],,
Of The CA.c4'9o 7t'aes aid Hernld. Mr.. Shc,,
han, tue late editor Of lhe Times retiree 1cav,
hug CIV. Acc"maa, o: the Ue1..M the aoia adj,
80 .4@ :~'n' <|''' "-:". IT. n2:az 2zz.:aazz 80
"F TINS CITY !'ok Will cvidsut diatayor upou Ills
''aans'' They canrot fozgt. that tho Nro,d
th' psa'cr o1 which is 10 le continued in ,}c
ne" paper, leaiAted full vefk uftor t,a
baltimore Convention, befors ho;s,ipr the
i'ougtas co'ors; und they reasonably fear ,bpt
.ae support ~hical their idol will ret hence
'orta il just that which will do lis hated rim,
o'0sA1n11use' u1r Erca:cst amount Of eo<d.
1heir apprehen:ons nrc well founded: and If
toeis co"1ahorers IN the rural districts are hill
rs sharp rs tho Douslns politicians Of ,hi. ci,y
u this fear they wll add tle conviction tbht
in the minds Of his shrewdest friends The
cause Of Douglas IS hopeless, Or this sa)e
would not have beou made.
The exact position Of the 1sn1s and Herald
i~yet to he determined. Promised erp1ana.
t'ous will enligh:en us aud the public. In Ii.
mean TINT, it is fair to presume thnt as thu
proprietor and cditor-iu-chie, sra y;rrinja,s
with the prime pies and opinions common
among tue Democracy Of the Old Dominion,
Virginia politics will govern It's course. Wba.
c'ncessioEs in f4gor Of tie quasi ,ree il sep-
stmeo.s u tue Northern Democrats i. will be
compelled 10 make, in its Efforts 10 carry
states ero''sh for Douglas tn throw tie election
into the Hause MD insure tic triumph Of
oftcktnfdge, time and tie cxigeucies Of its |
position viii determ;pe7
, 1860-07-30
THE LATE UISCTShfapN.

A.grcst Part Of tho PE..ss and Ta1uCsE il
devoted to-day to report of the speeches cf
Hon. Lyman Trum'.,1l and james c, Allen
the latter tho Pro Slavery candidate for Gov
ernor Of Illinois, in their discussion at Bloom
ington, on Friday last We invite for the efforts
Of both these gentlemen a careful scrutiny
When our rtaders lay down the paper; they
will bo ready to ssree with US thut Allen never
cid 80 poor dny's work as when lie brought
upon himself 1he array Of facts which Senator
Ifumbnl commands, tie eloquence with which
ne announces them, aud The iEexorable logic
with which which he draws damaging conclu-
alons therefrom. How poor, by the side Of
the Judges historical points, his irresistible
augmentation, his exposure Of the absurdi-
tics and Inconsistencies of the position Of tue
Douglas wozshippers, appear the poor Popular
Sovereignty p!auditudes Of his opponent-as
haseless and false as the relation Of the par-
t'cuiars Of modern Catholic miracle, or the
hoast,ng AuncGausans Of Is Douglas ncwspa-
lor. Il will be noticed ns the leading cbarac.
1eF'st'cs OF Aliens Lasaogue that he contents
''n'elf with Tsgue assertion; that he attempts
= solution Of none Of the knotty points in
'slas record; that the palpable contradic.
hetween the asserted power Of tAe people
OF Territory to exclude Slavery, and the de-
clslon OF the Supreme Court, is passed over
w'thou. explanation; aud that tie whole a!.
4a'r is Loud and empty hurra for "prircple"
which h1s OVID party authorities hare tl.cided
is imperative and voidi Il is weak wisl,y-
wasby aud stale-the drainings Of the pop
bottles, which, since 1854 the suall beer poll
tic!ans Of the Douglas echool havc been explo-
ding on every stump in The State. At last
tue public have Allen's measure. When lie
wants 10 discuss political questions agaiu, let
him scud up 10 tho Associated Congress Of
Chicago - boys dcba:in5 Society-and
choose iiis opponent AMI he will find lis
match. But before he does that, even, lie
needs To attend few Ward Meetings and
learn something about the political history o.
ahe country. A COURSE in Chicago public
SCHOOL, in Which he could 10 taught TO rcason
from cause to effect, and TO distinguish the
dfl=rcnce between "a lawk and q l4andsaw"
would hot bo amiss Whom 60 prepared, we
cAn send oat regiment O. boYs in their teens
each Of whom may give lin IN hours start in
discussion and heat him.
But we ought rot to bc tco severe. Allen
is a fair speciu en- Of Southern Illinois County
Court politician. lie is gifted with 1he power
Of CAB. Put him on stump. open his mou'h
and the words would loT Gu: u linn u1,-
asked d.s forte is not dis a,s soa. Set him
a,going in his own district ubout Abolition
lists, ," "Black Rcpu; liclue," 'nigger equality
"alna]gamasiop," ''Liuco!n's opposition to Il 9
Mexicau VIII, y "tbe civic virtues or Tic gallo
rious Dougla=," and tie like, with nonc to
hear and correct, none to adnonish aud re-
prove, AID 10 would be in his s,Lern. There
he would slime. In the facts Of political lis
tory and in the use Of that commodity called
season hs is not ut home.
But rad tho discussion.
, 1860-07-30

IeUHEsFuEueaet Ut ulF F1Css and TfsbUne.1
sra1s1rIEtp, July g, LEO.
The telegrsphic report to the associated press
in relation to the Democratic demonstration
held in this city yesterday is untrue. Mr.. Lin
coin WAS net st any time upon the dome of the
State House, neither did he estimate the num-
her Present. There may have been ten thous-
and persons here who do not reside in the c;ty.
The person in charge Of the telegraph Office H.
forms us that lie applied to Mr. C. H. L1uphitr
editor ct The State Register to furnish dispatch
aud he was furnished with the one reported.
A SPECTATOR
, 1860-07-30

ln The correspondence which took place
acme time ago between Messrs. Yates and
Allen, rolative to joint discussion Of the poli-
heal Issues Of the day, it Will he remembered
Tint MI: Ya!cs promptly agreed TO discus
@Ion' and DE- designated ono injecting in each Con-
Gressooal D strict, and named l,e times and
places Of meeting Whereupon Allen eud-
denly Left srrtngtlcld-drs procuring tho pull
LEGATION in tho State Re2i.tzr Of part Of tie
corfe.pondensc-carsfuIly omiaing Ge last
letter Of Ar. Yatot, which accepted his ctfe,l
But this suppressed letter was Immediately
published in the Republican papers. Nothing
farther was heard from LIT. Allen for two
weeks. aid it was taken for granted that be
had backed out But On Fr;day 1ast the Re-
g4sseT contains DOW proposition from Allen
10 tslk as Aas7yJour Of Yates appoint
.ments, extending from July 3lst 10 Oct. 10Th.
How Ia!es ca1 pay any he'd TO this sort Of
hop'ak'p-nnd:jump bantering, and insulting,
un1eItlemanly conduct we cannot conceive.
lie is certainly absolved Of all obligation, u
courtesy Or other wise, to pay any farther at
tention to him CT his loose, rambling PROPOSE
tions. Look at it: Allen frs: challenges
e w., :: 't..' ..s .'''1 - ~ '4 a'A' "'al 10
1 .'<..,'s Aas . A'I paws. 4".s0 A'7p'''
0ou "pp'1a'e @n'e p'as'S VI o'ee'1'p' ooe N
'en coosf'sSe''n"' D'"ssiee III 1ne sta1e'
"'eh loeo eko'ss o'' aao &eels oa1 ot sight
OF nearing iof AaA tnonth; ~ TIE end OF
"nna1 .in'e ~ e'oc'ses u sp'loene'o INTO
oas1snt' just 4ong enough 70 publish letter
IN Tie Atgssfs7i, proposing to give up all bis
own lsl o1 appointments aud follow Yates
-oauu 'ue osA'' ana a'scus' VII" o''' 1i'ft5.
, 1860-07-30
hk( GRAND RALLY At rEkfN.


tConesIeaderce OF TIE rtess AID Tnbu1e1
Fk11z, Js,y T. leoe.
l.: 1ay foTmer letter briefly told you Of ti,+
large crowd and 'l1e good things done and said
AZ f'ekin last Weduesd*y. But The evening
denomination fsr eeljpsed that in the afternoon.
sen}y half the country people staid, while those
living near the town, and who did not like 10
'cse tEer days work, came aockiDg iu by
SCORES.
At hslfrast eight o'clock tho Wide.Ayakes
of pekin, 2oo strong. turned on. aud escorted
the speakers to the stand. Among their trans.
parcDcies were ths following mo,toes: "God
Made the Territories Free. and Pronounced
them Good" "Douglas-a Gentleman who
will aay more in Minute than be will stand tn
iu Month";" "Taz.welI is 10 be redeemed" ;"
"Tne Democratic Party, like the. Englishman's s
drink. is 'alfaud-'all," 1.-The White House
our National Wigwnm!'' "0ld Abe, the Flat
boatman who will run Dug. up Salt River"
ETC., etc.
Mr. SWEET opened the meeting. His rislpg
was the signal tor loud aud long. continued ap.
p1ause, which waa frequently resumed as he
made sharp point or q telling hit. should
do lrjust1ce to bis speech If attempted any
thing but verbatim report. It was con.
densed and well considered effort, each part 70
dovetailed with the other parts that separation
is impossible. Delivered in an elegant and in
pressire IN m4uner, which Carried 10 every bearer
conviction of the speakers sincerity, biz words
had marked aud happy effect Especially up.
on The Kentucky farmers of the nsishborhood,
many Of whom had nerer heard Republican
speech before.
lie was succeeded by Hon. Lyman Trumbull.
who, IN one Of his truthful. closely reasoned and
unans.erahle harangues. must hass satisfied
and eonSinced all unpFejudiced men who heard
what he said. His enthusiastic reception by
the crowd, The attention paid to his facts and
reasoning. and the loud plaudits which followed
his triumphant conclusion. mark the estimation
IN which he aud his doctrines are held by the
people Of this portion Of the State.
During NE. s"etrs speech, proceedings were
interrupted By the arrival of delegation, !, 200
strong, from Peoria, $40 Of whom were Wide
1"aSes- They were accompanied hy about an
equal number of the people Of Pekio, who had
oeen "atllnE TOR them. Among tue .nottors
was one entitled democratic Harmony which
represented q general mob fight; another. head
ed "The Presidential Race" with Lincoln well
moua'ed aad far ahead, wh,le Douglas and
brsekinfldge, on lame, spawned, brokeu.doEn
cro@bates, we're whipping hard aud rapidly lalI-
ing behind; and numerous others. Fully 10
0t lhe Peoria Wide Awakes Were Gernsns
~ this time The crowd had swe1led to 900 or
G'oeo. The more enthusiastic Republicans esli-
mated the number Ut 1000. | should say
{, 900.
The meeting did not break up till after twelve,
aud tue Pekin Wide.Awakcs paraded with their
Peoria guests till after two. Altogether, it was
set down on all hands as the greatest aud most
enthusiastic political meeting ever held q. Pc
A'a. J. C. Ii.
, 1860-07-30

Prom Washington.
specA dispatch 10 the ny. Tribune
"Asa1se7oS, July g.
THE POSITION OF COWS. WISE AND LE1cRKH.
It is ststcd By intimate friends Of Gov. Wise
that he wilt take extreme Southern ground at
the COM rention which meets at Charlottesville
on the 18th Of August.
Cor. ].etcher eayK that he has as vet exrreaa-
cd 20 opinion as 10 Presidential candidates. hpt
will seek to unite the Two wings oftbc l3,,noc-
1acy in Virginia upon one electoral ticket
MR.. r17zPATR,cKs DEC1ARA11os.
No sensation has been created here bv the
announcement OF Mr. Fitzpatrick Of Alabama
that hs shunld support Ar. Dreckinridge:
THE DOUGLAS MEN suRPRlsxp-
i declaration to the same e1ec. Fl ON Nf. San
dlge Of Louisiaua creates surpriss wilt, The
Dou slas men, and is no good omen Of til, rn,a
for air. Douglas in the northern par. Of thu.
State.
Per contra. John Young Brown, Hember of
Congress from Kentucky, writes here ,ht,t he
supports Sir. Douglas. and that, in the County
Of Hardin, in that S;ate, there are Eur uboTc
thirty Democrats for Mr. Breckj11idge ont Of
1,0QU Democratic voters
DOUGLAS IN NORTH CAROLINA.
A gentleman just from North Carolina = tates
tha, prominent Douglas n,en in thai S:at.s de-
clare sha, In electoral ticket for him will b.
brnugit out Ut no distant day. "
So, uls"; such iotetligencs reaches her4 bv
letters from Mississippi; but the prospects. of
any considerable vote tor Judge Douglss in
those States loofs worse than in any Other
Southern State except South Carolina.
xk. uREck1SR1p0E IN LOUISIANA.
bea. that Ar. Slden say = that Nj. Drecl;n-,
rid xe will bea. the vote for both Nf. Douglas
aud Mr, Bell in Louisiana
THE nR1ck1ARtDGE ASSESSMENTS.
+ 1t is said that many Of the clerks the Dspr.rt :
ments, upon one ground OF another, refus e. to
pay the assessments made in tho Breckin1 idpe
inieress. To thus refuse il dangerous. ,rhen
hea1 Is Of country Douglas possm.sters a1e .latJy
falling into the basket.
pEcAP1rA11oxs-
1t is currently reported here today. that the
President declares that tho postmsster q. Abs
NJ, and the u. S. District Attorney for Western
NeF. York, are 10 bs gsrroted. .
TIE HoS EpwARD BATES. -.
The Hon. Edward Bates Of Missour; il herr .t
the National. He IS on his return nom Sozth
Carolina, his natlve State.