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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-05

GLITTER VS. NIprUcKs.-The Clipper Base
Ball Club of Sturbridge, Mass, met the Nip
tuck Club Of East Woodstock, CT, Saturday,
April 29th, and played game of ball, in which
the Clippers came out victorious. The Clip
pers have been in practice for three seasons,
during which time they have won for them
selves an enviable reputation for skill and the
degree of physical development which they
have attained. The Niptucks on the other
hand, have been organized less than six weeks,
but promise well in the future. The day was
fine, the playing good, and the most perfect
harmony and good feeling manifested by all
parties. The playing was witnessed by sew
eral hundred ladies and gentlemen. After
playing, about one hundred partook of mag
nifcent supper, which the young ladies of East
Woodstock furnished in honor to the Niptucks
and their friends the Clippers Webster Times
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-05
The Supreme Court.

WAsHINGToN, May 4.-The Supreme Court
adjourned today till next December. Of
about seventy California land cases adjudicat-
ed, thirty where there was contest of title, were
decided on the ground of fraud in favor Of the
federal government. These involved upward
of a million acres of land, worth fifteen or
twenty millions OF dollars, aud included the
Bolter or Soutallan case. This claim being
for 10000 acres in the city of San Francisco,
and 20, 900 acres outside its limits was estimat-
ed to be worth about $l0,000,000.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-05

CHARLESTON, May All the states that
approve of the aati-squatter sovereignty plat
form are invited to send delegates to Rich
mond. Gen. Gushing has gone to Sullivans
Island to spend few days. Strangers are
leaving the city in crowds, and the hotels are
nearly deserted
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-05
s1t6 advertisements.
C,n,InInNWEAITH OFMASSACHU.

& NtDMANDN w AL II VI AA3AOS - -
~ SFTTS-In the year of Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty. CITY OF oRCbsfHk-lo
either az the Constables Worcester, Greeting In the
name of the commonwealth of Massachusetts, you are
berabv required forthwith notify and warn the inha-
itan Of the CITY of Worcester qualified to vote Tor SEN
aor and representatives in the General Court to meet
in their respective ward rooms on MONDAY the seventh
dav Of Nav next twelve O'Clock noon then and mere
to give in their by ballot for against the follow
inc articles of amendment the Constitution agreed to
NV the last and present General Courts and submitted to
the people for their ratification and adoption ,
FIRST ARTICLE OF AMENDME-T. ''AUy vacancy IN the
Senate shall be filed election by the people OF the I'M
represented district upon the order OF majority OF the
senators elected
SECOND ARTICLE OF AMENDMENT. I'm case of a va
cancv in the Council from failure of election or other
cause the Senate and House of Representatives SHALL by
concurrent vote choose eligible person from the
neope of the district wherein such vacancy occurs to
FIJI such Office such shall happen when the
Legislature is not in session. the Governor, with the adj
vice Of the Council, may fill the same by APP
pontment OF some eligible person,
And every person qualified TO vote aforesaid, may
express his opinion each article designated by its
appropriate number without specifying in his ballot the
contents the article and by annexng to each number
the word yes" 'no'"-hut the whole shall be writ
ten printed ballot in substance as follows, to
wit: Amendments, Article First, Yes or No.
Article Second, Yes or No
The polls shall he opened at twelve O'Clock NJ, and
shall he closed at three clock +. NJ,
Witness. W. W. RICE Mayor of the City Of Worcester,
this twentythird day of April in the of our Lord
thousand eight hundred and sixty
By order of the Mayor and Aldermen ,,--,-
copy Attest: LEVI JACKSON,
uy5 Constable Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-05
Return of the Bruisers.

BosroN, May 4.-JOhn MOrrissey with
q lad Cunningham, Hughes, and two or three
Miner hruisers, who were passengers in the
Steamer, breakfasted quietly at Parkcr's, this
morning, and left in the morning train-Mor-
York
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-05
Uetu embellishments,
BOSTON DAILY ADVERTISER,
SEMI-WEEKLY ADVERTISER,
w g e. ky M e S S e n g er,
So, FOR THE CAMPAIGN!

The BosroN SEMI-WEEKLY ADVERTISER published
wednesday and saturday mornings) and the Boston
WEEKLY MESSENGER published every Wednesday morn
na contain all the editorial matter aud general aud po
tica intelligence given in the Boston Daily Advertiser
all its foreign news, literary legal anu Ofhca ln0rna
tion, the important parts OF It's commercial, imam
cal mane and local reports, together with the Latest
teeTapc dispatches and other news received III Boston
up to the morning of publication.
During the present important canvass especial pains
will be taken to present in the columns OF these papers
the latest and most important political Intelligence 50 as
palgn; thorough and trustworthy reports OF all pubic
meetings of Importance will be gwen together with all
letters and speeches of interest and the editorial columns
will be devoted to consistent and earnest advocacy
of the republican causeof that repubcanism which Is
truly national -
with the Daily Advertiser and of the best quality; they
appear this day In entirely new ype they VIII be print
ed after the 18th inst. one Of Messrs X Hoe COnpa
nys celebrated presses; and other essential improve
ments, both mechanical and editorial, are in rapid pro-
gress establishing their position among the most desra
bic republican campaign papers OF the country. Inese
papers will be furnished for the campaign, beginning May
~, giving full of the Chicago convention from
giving the history Of the campaign iu returns OF the
presluenta election and subsequent political events, 10
easy terms
The sEM-WEEKLr ADVERTISER will be sent
One copy thirty weeks for 81
Five copies thirty weeks for
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The WEEKLY MESSENGER will be sent
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Five copies tnrty weeks for So
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Payment In all strictly In advance; A liberal dis
count made to newsmen.
The DAILY ADVERTISER win be sent as above for the
campaign thirty weeks, vt double the rates charged for
the SemlWeekly Advertiser
rR- Specimen copies sent to any address
Orders for the campaign edition of either of these pa
pers or regular subscriptions may be addressed simply
hBoson Daily Advertiser. Boston, Mass"
Daily Advertiser Office, Boston, May 8, 1860.
my5 dcU3t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-05
Snttrons.
BY F. W. VAIL.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OIs

90 ADMlNISIRATOR'S SALE OF
sSiis 4 DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AT AT-C-rT0N
sz2s.AON TRUMBULL STREET. am favored vg5+S,
Instructions from Mr.. Marc Kendall Adrnnistrator 70
sell on SATURDAY next May 9Th, at 10 A an mo
premises the late residence Of Mai Alvin Alen No Is
Trumbull Street, Worcester Said house is built al
brick, in the most thorough and convenient manner
tanning twelve rooms; Paror with folding doors Marble
Nantes The house is supplied with gas every part
anever failing supply of Water of both kinds; superb
or Range set Kettles fine Cellar said house is per-
rect repair The Lot contains about 5000 feet Of Land
Ipoh the same is convenient Barn, fine lot Of Fruit
lrees IN bearing condition, Shrubbery, DC
ne central location of the above property together
many other advantages 1t possesses, renders ii al
uaple Tor occupation investment.
Terms a sale L II vAnT
my3 IL. H. w. fhiHH'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-05
FARM At ATTCTTON-WiII he

fN7,+ t AIONI \ AUOIION.-WH 1T De
HI sold at public auction. on SATURDAY. May r.
s.h 1850, at 10 M, situated tho road from Hub
bartstun Gardner, two miles from the Village and De
pot in that town, containing 60 of Land, good
sized and convenient Cottage House, finished in com
plete order Barn and several Out-Buildngs, all in first
repair The land is aght early soil easy tOcultvate
convenient situation This place remarkable
its beautiful location On the about 80 Young
Apple Trees There are of Timber Land of fir
growth The Farm will be sold by division together
as may be desired. NELSON ADAMS.
ISAAC HALLOCK, Auct'r
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-05
IMPORTATION WANTED -Of john

Il SHAFT, who left his home Armory street. on the
morning May 3d. intending be absent about half an
hour since which time nothing has been heard from him.
He is about forty years of short thickset dark COM
pexon, with heav whiskers slightly mixed with gray.
He black frock coat, gray pants black ves and a
low black Kossuh hat Any information sent TO Mrs S
d. SHAFT New Worcester, will be thankfully received.
fptE
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consisting in part of the following goods.
500 Norway Spruce Trees, from to feet
1000 Arbur Vitaas, for Hedging, . to feet
200 Silver FRS, from to feet
100 Standard and Dwarf Pear Trees.
1000 superior Apple Trees
200 Cherry Trees.
$50 Peach Trees.
1860 Beds Dwarf Box, in 10 yards bundles
$50 Hartford Prolific Grape Vines years. Concord
do do, % Delaware do. 90.
1910 Bedding Out Plants
1900 Tomato Plants.
100 LawtJn and Dorchester Blackberries
1900 Red and White Dutch Currant Bushes
IS Irish and Swedish Jumpers.
50 Rhododendrons.
With Shrubs, Roses and almost everything desirable
in the tree business.
Now on exhibition, and for sale very cheap 81 Main
street Worcester
All Trees and Plants warranted true label name
Reterence-E Is. Lamson d. Co., and hundred Others
had $ ace to speak of them
DAVID MOORE,
Agent for Silas Moore, Proprietor Eagle Nursery.
my4 dot Iranston r. l.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-05
LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY

THIRTY SIXTH CONGRESS-.
Friday, May 4.
SENATE.
Mr.. KING presented a memorial from the
Board OF Trade OF Oswego, complaining of
the mlnuer in which the reciprocity treaty is
carried out Referred.
After an executive session, the private cal
endar was taken up. Several private bills
passed.
Adjourned till Monday
HOUSE.
Several bills passed, including that for the
payment of indemnity tor deprcdations com
mltted on the Shawnee indians in Kansas, and
bill reimhursing the expenses of Utah in
suppressing Indian hostilites in 1858.
The House went into committee, and Lone
NECKER, ADRIAN, and Nixon, made speeches
in favor Of the protection Of domestic mann
features. Adjourned.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-05

49, -,------
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lennon, ~ .
Lewis, mss NJ artha
lemon I,.i na i,,i
Lcuiietter, Ihoiilas
LaAell ~ Mee
L'p1 n,,, La u 10.
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Mooie' mrs Auule
Mar3e' A
NieeAer' mss Alnelia
NJ alncWs' BENJAMIN
W aIsdeh' CndrI's
Md,ioll' Eatle
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Sioure' mss Lucy
MANN l.
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MeaIler, W llllalll
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Mes ChorleS l. 2
Nlcnols, george ii
Nattilig, John
Nelson, j. Ia
Noyes, Thomas
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4 AIM Ek, mrs Ann
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Irdtt, - W
Tettc, Edison IL
Irehtlss, mrs Emlle A
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Iarkhdrst, II Jennie
1alllei > iillleS L
nope, J9llh W
le5ce, y9seph d
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noooiiisOil, II ID
NICE Ge9rge IL
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noyhWSll' II Il
hicllaTos' Joseph vi
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Reeu' mary
kice, X Is
Babb, Richard
0osseii,, lhonas
Ryan, timothy
SW An, Austln IL
Shaw, Amanda
Sanders, CalNln IL
stevens, Ellen, ID
Stearns, Edward
SCAT, Elizabeth
Strange, George
shannon, ii / ~ Co
Shoemaker, Hiram
southerland, John
Stetson NJ ; ~ GO
Llsson, PARDON f
stevens, Oney
scat, sam Jr
stone, Y arney
Stowe, w A
81 =, Heorse, FRANCIS
Il a L z
IrowDridge, Charles Il 2
Tracy, Dwight
turner, mrs FANNIE
Kenny, IL A
true, Julia
tucker, l. A
IalntOr, Laura I
townsend, sarah Eta
w Y NJ AN. Is
Webb, NJ y
wilson, Arthur
W etlerell; u w d Co 2
w nite, ID W
Williams, Caroline NJ
MllDer, Z Il
Ms W So0uDury, Emory
whitney, Ella A
W, w llonr, Edmund
N W 1ourull, y D,
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ware, W aTu, T anne
W ilite, Eraslus y
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Woodcock, S l.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-05

mys diff 25} and 255 Main,
I ISL OF LETTERS
~ Post Office, at Worcester, NJ
Avery, Ida X
Arnold. ID y l.
Atwood, David l.
Alien, Fred l.
Allen, Geo L l.
Aiken, Ii L,
Anger, john l.
Albec, John L.
Adams. William A l.;
BOSLEY, Richard Ii
Burnard " Chamberlain NJ
Barrett, + NJ
Brown Il Sons NJ
Batcheldcr, mr., Guardian NJ
of Clifford II Smith NJ
Burbank, A + Il Co NJ
blanchard, Chas NJ
Baker, Capt David Nj
bowman, miss Anna E NJ
Brown, Eben NJ
Buffum, ElenOr NJ
Brown, mrs Frances L NJ
Brown, Geo w NJ
Batchelder, llazen j NJ
Baldwin, John Nj
Bronson, j NJ NJ
BAH miss Josie NJ
Bean, Jacob \
Blake, John n
Brooks, Lewis NJ n
Bean. mrs Mary n
Brown, Richard n
brigham, Tyler I N
Bishop, Elder S w o
Butcher, VIM L o
Brigham, VIM IL I.
COMB, Andrew +;
Courtney, Alfred J II
Curtis, Charles p,
Clark, miss Elizabeth L III
Chapman. Elbridge P'
CLARK, miss Elmira G. Pi
Cobb, q \ Pl
Chamberlain, ii w 7;
Crane, j 5 +;
Cutler, John IL 2 P'
Cutting, jackson ri
Carney, j X l.;
Cadv, Loren w ia
Cracker, sc II
Child, miss Lydia b @
Crane, Nettie A RI
Clark, mrs Mcrrifield II
Coombs 0hed y K,
Callohan, Patrick ri
Cutting, miss Olive Iii
Cowing, miss Sarah II
Chase, w II Ri
Cotner, Stickney. d Wei Ri
lington r.
Church, Aaron Turner Il,
Chosle, Antoine II
ID RI
Darling, miss A BIC Is
Derling, Aaron z
Draper, Corr elier IL
Dean, mrs { 0 s.
Delony. Dennis 81
Dover, Il IL 81
Dow, j NJ 81
Dudley, mrs Jullette 81
Dec, Patrick 81
Dolan, Stephen s.
ELMER, A ID 81
Elmer, Geo w 81
Evans, John II 81
Empey, Robert 81
FELTON, IL Co Ii
Forcer, miss Virginia ST
Fuller, A l. St
FOrbush G A 81
Fisher, Charles II 81
Farnum, ID g st
Feily, miss Elizabeth T
Farley, Geo f TT
Flag, miss Lizzie NJ III
Frasier, Samuel III
Field & Baybil re
GOODWIN, Benz f III
Gibson g. Hall III
Gleason, G w Ia
Goodsell, Rev Dana tt
Gouldlng, Clarke w
Good, George w
Gillette, james X w
Goodale, NJ NJ w
Cover, Maria S w
Guild, DIP X w
Goddard, Silas 2 W
Goddard, S l. w
Garvcy, w W
Gann0, Clement W
Gilbert, Joseph w
HALEY. mrs Abby W
Hosmer, A A W
Hyde, Il ID W
Hitchcock, ID W
Hager, Rev T. w w
lIewett, + II w
Hager, L W W
Harry, Ellen w
Hollis, Francis w
Henry, u q w
Harmon, Isabella w
Hovey,J A w
Haskell, John G w
Harrington, mrs Lizzie w
Henry, miss Matilda W
IloughtOn, 5 II w
IIamlln, ) II w
Ingersol, miss NJ A w
JOHNSON, George w
JOslyn, Henry w
Jacobs, j ) w
johnson, Josephine ii w
JlsOn, mrs x Il w
KNAPP, A b W
Kelly, mrs Charlotte VI
KeltOh, J j "
KenwOrthy, Robert
Persons calling for the above
they are advertised. Il. BAN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-05
A UCTTON NOTICE.-The subscriber

"a OOitON NV liz E. i ne subscriber
VII SCI at auction lin lots to suit purchasers on
WEDN ESDAl, the 30th day of Nav next the Bridges
Farm situated IN the South part leicester about one
mule from the W. r. R. Station in the village of Clapp
Nie Also, on same day, about $50 of heavily tim
nered wood and Young growth woodland, from mile
rom W X T. and station in Clappville. ON same day.
other lois OF land in the village of Cappville This prop
ETY. IS all very desirable and worthy the affection u
turner's aud dealers in wood and timber Terms liberal
and made known at time and place of sale For further
particulars see haudbillS. r. = Denny
ap24 dEwdts " "
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-05

TENEMENT No. 5 Oxford Street, To
Il Rent. Inquire of H. W EDDY, ON the premises.
OIL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-05
for Sale OF 90 EFT.
H FOURTH FACE

ENO LET-A New House and Barn. with
= a large Garden p miles from the Post Office Pos
session given Immediately. Inquire of T. NJ LAME
HARRINGTON Corner diff - MA
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-05

AMES r. PIERCE gives especial atten
ton to the care and renting Of Houses Stores &c ;
also, to general collecting. dstf mcb99 '
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-05

Persons calling for the above letters, will please say
they are advertised L. BANISTER, Post Master.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-04-04
From the True Democrat. Lands Entered and Located in Arkansas During the Year 1859

We subioin a table showing the num- Der of acres of land, heretofore vacant, which were entered or located during the paA year, in the several counties of the State. IL will be seen by this that .645.- 5Sl acres are to be added 10 the tax books of 1860. which at the lowest rate (,hree dollars an age. will augment the amount of taxable property, nearly five millions of dollars.
 We learn from the land officers in the different districts that the sales made by both federal and State officers during the current quarter exceed those made in any three months heretofore:
Des Arc citizen., 1860-04-04
DEsTRUCTIvG CONFL A GR A TON.
JACKSONPORT BURNEDM!!
Loss $25O,OOO.

We learn from the officers and passeu- gers of the steamer Crescent, that at , o'clock on Wednesday evening fire broke out in the store of Hifsch, Adler & G., Jacksonpurt. and in short time spread above and below ou front street, finally des- troying every business house in the place, with tue exception of the brick store occu- pied by James A Paine. The hotel. two livery stables and several dwelling houses were also consumed We are indebted to Capt. W. Globes, clerk of the Crescent, for the following list of merchants and others who were burnt out, as also the various houses burnt;
 Robinson SS Grider's store. nearly empty; Pool. PuIIiam & Co.,, store and warehouse; Jones & Watkins. drug store; Hirsch, Adler & O., store and ware house; Perry Kay, coffee house; R. R. Kellogg, drug store; Sam. Shoup, sad dlers shop; Owen & Bell, law office ; ". NJ. Mathews, coffee house; V. R. Mason, grocery store; L. L. Moore & Co.,, store and post office Lathrop, watch. maker; Richter, barber shop; Wood. mansey, shoemaker shop; c. SIvey, dwelling; Mrs Woods, boarding house ; Lawyers office; Watson & Camp, store Riley Kinman, store; Adler & Brother P H. Redman, store J J. Kinney, tin and stove shop; Frazer, grocery; Lynn | & Gill, Herald office; Ice House and stable; Two livery stables; Patterson & Co.,, bakery; Three dwellings; Ellen burgs, grocery and dry goods store; Ho- tel; H. Fitzgerald & Cor grocery; P. S. Wisdom, coffee house Waddell houses three in number; R. s. Anderson, law office
 The merchants generally saved theil books and papers and some remnants O goods.
 As well as can be aseertained there ,; probably insurance on about $50, ,0W worth Of merchandise and buildings, bur several merchants, &c., had no insurance whatever.
 The insurance was principally taken + lhe branch of the lF.tna and Phenix h surance Companies, ID Jaeksonport.
 The fire first made it's appearance around the chimney stack on the roof 0 H. Adler & O., bursting forth from with in the upper story, where there was l quantity of mattresses, etc. just stored by the steamer Interchange.
 The total loss is estimated at S250, 900.
 l When the fire broke out. the steamer Crescent raised steam and dropped below thus saving her from destruction. 1 On the 25th March. 1857, it will be remembered, Jacksonport was visited with a condagration which destroyed property 10 the amount of Sl50.000.