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RsemFo
TmEfEnm.

. FET FHAlE5 % E=u-Ls and Eizri-srr1i Rail
a r1ll stak fr vElc1 a ftH rr1e win be- FzlE
snf N-0EEaErHT- nTrpErE 4 co.
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NTE.N sTlI.ITI NEEEIl
g ". JOINS co.
ye G9 Malnst-sef.
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9nsurantf.

Geo. WI. Crook, Agent,
TELEGRAPH BUILDING, Court street,
Cup stars,)
1Io1nDzaEz, Tonuoz@oe.
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A Valuable Traot of Land

Situate. wing and leug f- steOF county. 4s1u-=ass
on Island 40. Cd boz th- ssT1 r-7r- sl1ut ten
miles from Memphis. ulalulrE arar eight llnf-a4
and nine and q llIf acres. being the sane la- % land
E-rt 81 w1o1vIri-
TEr Ilst mentioned rl- 90 lana win be- sofa on %
cretr 1f ef-ht months. Purchaser l eLscg-s bond with
approved rscui-T win lHsl re-li1e- en- me land lH-
Oh payment ot purchase money.
she Ct afares.h DIS C. LAEIER,
arsI-fsufT UIa-E 11d Master
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Royal Havana Lottery.
-7HE next Ordinary D-suius in the Ro7sl Havana
Il L1:r-. cl---ait T zoe Sp-niss Government. -n-
tHr tae saF-1Vas.l ~ He Czuiru1elcrai Of Cufa VIII
tEe plz-e o. uarlLz. en-
Tuesday, October I'd, 1860.
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F0HT Hundred ThoHsaE3 Dollars ?
WIN ks=Ers AM0UNrIE0 70 OVER
HALF MILLION DOLLARS.

Fss-a fr thr pa7msui o. i'sss; vim q csmpstsn
ani Eel-eUznir c1us q a~1Iustors, 90 aid a1f Hszs
csiua--g in mrsinr CD urossi and having Geprile
wih he 90 t-oHar % T~clEeFaee
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Twenty Thousand Dollars,

A. 3 Lesi Fund. or Received Capltsi. Is wen - pail
Esses 20 he citizens % SHE C~0unorEeslih, % ths
4uaur- q nearly
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STATE OF TIEGISrA
5T b WOLFE Setary Pa1lis.


The s-lar crls1res f1 fsue sri renew us.ciaa
sui afIur sri r losses r- tM- GA Fui reliable os1-
parry. GEO ". Agent.
Adams EVurrs Building,
sr17 rHr-h side - Cont square.
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cnEnsEA DOUGLAS oLuB

A large Democrats meeting was held II
Chelsea on saturday night, and fully organ
lied a Douglas club, by the election Of Col
Templeton president, n. Frsck viee-presideni
John WiIkerson secretary, and Fl. D. Aydle'
treasurer.
The club held their weekly meeting every
Wednesday night, and we are requested TO say
that On next Wednesday night they will meet
at Normon's corner. where several distin-
guished speakers win address them. All
Memphis is invited 10 attend on this occasion
Arrangements will be made 10 raise The
Douglas flag at least two hundred feet high, OF
which due notice viii be given. Let MS have
a grand rally on Wednesday night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-30

! NrIRLo's 8ARDEr.
,so. .. .s,sss: Mr..
Ss.ss. Sss.. EysIsislos. sssI 4 sss
esssSSS.iss esS sSesss s7sss MoA1 II
keproauccc q scs sesuusu Equsssrsn y.sora susied
rhs cs Ssd sosbns stpsss svsss Fl sD 1rsi ssstsHD
and As.ss " week additional srscsiOas wa b soducsd
: ' Tan BRoxzE HoRss
-. s:ss. ::y = is:.s % ssT.s: 's' " ''
= ossnpn sss c ss,. o,s; q s q ne o .,
osorss 40 .ssrysS,:..' y s.s Comparatively riding
~. s1' Hal ;i { c,sss.fsS % srss' saoruns HAMos
WI sppear toesssr in . ne~ sa
os.I ssT siss ssSsss or o5D ,.1 ,,
produced w ~ MUSE Properties AUD
ssnssl which secared IT. suooessfu run that n
a sSs..:a q y. grand Pageant wiz introduced
-''A A'u' I SSStisa Il 81 srEE.LR CHASE.
sss sssu
lean surdies dsAss successive barriss 10 placed In the
TIE roEyIc MAypAY vEsrIvrT1Es
sss Snmnsss nd JSssss. as@ss Hass nm
&c sss s9a %,6 osrscn1s %S %s ip%suSgS ussx
end o.hsr @ nsr,X %sssss peculiar e ha, tns lea.a
I'll q "
sssn 81 sssG.s ~ % ~ ;.sss
= 'D'- D'''''' -. Xsxsi&N .sSYss s.IpsE, mss
tiennc,
lila ZOYARA.
have been received with Ae most rApurous applaud WIN
give renewed evidence Of superior blood and tranI
number OF brilliant aad dEhcuh exercises.
Nile. 10y VIII appear IN her modal aoA Of k0s~
tr.srisnu and pssform all thnae sublime feais Of equ0
which have rendered hsr apeshabls IN both hem
pheres.
JAMES ROBINSON,
The vsod h0rseman Of two words In hts great ehAlleng
ac turning somsrsAus In qutk succession around he entire
arena, without saAdle. brtdie surcinGteL The
BIQ. QUlNLLANA,
The Great Pick wickAn Scene Rider.
Besides Which, the performances Of
Mr.. UHAkLrON, the Comic 0sit Dancer
The Oontostiouia. DUvGRNEY,
Whose trAnscnaoua conofous anddslocadous anato
mcAl wondeSs have puzzled ths medc fasult much
they have excited the admiration Of the public.
Equesrsn Hstnees Wednesday and Saturday, coumeao
ing st 2 O'Clock.
Family Circle entrance Crosby Twenty nve cents
OrcnesfrA CbAiTe reoer v0o Oo0 dollar
Private Boxes. Five and SIX dollars
Doors open t6k O'Clock. Curtain riaes st 7K.
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rNoR SAVANNAH And OTHER PoIHre As BHLOw.-.
Geo r. Scheuck Will leave On saturday, NAY 49, r ~
from psr North river Through ucxes can be had fo<
New urissss, so 7s Mesls sys xougomery, s1s caum
bns sal: Hlhsny S Atlanta S1i; Obsinrco9a S3S Rass
VIE Sn 30; Knmvile, sn 60 Memphis, sSi u; Augusse
Sl7 s., Macon. ~; eAvnnDah. $n
6AMUEL L N1tCHuL SON.
vbc steamer AuGuss VII succeed, and saa On SATURDAY.
WAy Il NlP,M
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| =
RAsSuMs AHxRIOAN MUsxUn
yALUAsLx ouRIosIr!Es AT AUCTION.
LAST Elk PERFORMANCES
!EAxIS DEANS;
vAsrS sStsy Eve EsEsS TfST
BsnLiHET 6oUsIs ooxf1SY iY,'I'e 'os s.risrEs.
Row engaged ct this xssablishnent
nssoS 4 ssss as,es.. iol lsss ssv, e las
Or. TIE SE.sr sk.sss y sHHss} n!S LorHrAs.
''' eiGs Ban: sn ssSs Ssass as Mrs. ''
'As sss 4 EsSs 4 s':: {; IsSss . sSsssfs
IT s1s 81 ,asass
6oo.k ncos sccosodsis vssrs from distane. sa1
% sGSs Ss q ne %
ana .as escorts Children .Daeg ten p ne xasem sss
On s Sssoey saf
Of me Lecture Soon without er!ra change
TgE LIGHTNING CALCULATOR
Professor hUToeikas lss msthsmaiica phsnon.non.
ss By s. Ia. %on for him sny hs
BY lightning h.S been snsaSss ssd
TESTIMONIALS
NEw York. April 70 1869.
DEAR smTSs modes BY which you perform your x4ra.,
nation, 70 Be Of really pIacacs value o SookEsspsrs ssd
oshsrs, having much reckoning 70 do. Resescauily
Orricr scIEs1ryrc AxxRrcAW,1
have er.m,ned somewAa. inis the nSSemascI cso1.
opinion s1pss.sd Ss r. s.Isss ana InS %ALss. u s''
Ecsnuhc American once.
Prom the New York Tribune He will tsse three or
s.sa cn and thar an
put iai The whole z quick a. assh *s his Is a srisn.
':s :: and sf .
'f gsSs sss So.s e sssss s @
Ing I've Of tss figures was ~ nsAr being nssanssne
Prom Fratk Leslie "Hs performances arc n wonder
% n ; % Wy = sa4 ~ :na y % sS. =: in
our experience have We vitDssssd moro remarkable
Professor Huchinss hundreds Of oher testimonials from
colleges and compsVcai well tie highest encon
The marvel Of the age The renowned
WHAT WHAT ;sIT; IsiT;
~ &: s.ss
OR e IsIT r NAM sSA r 9s II SoSKny, rox,
This ipconprehenstbs amusing cressure from The
wc Of sf.c ssGs, four - ess % hsh l.ash: but
THE GRAND AQUARrA ~ well a. all parts Of th. es.as-
ssTsc h.; Sssn ann materially nprSysd hae srIcKLE
SRoUT nSssf seos ooaaos I Rss e
kaasrss Happy ,t.nIy Lfssiss wss Figures x ".
n1 n s. sn e ~c snS e other
Adui.noe 70 everything ss cents; Parous.., IL esa.s
e1sra Children under ten ycars oss and 70 the Par
SoTicE 10 BoYs-oOo living Nice wanted for he Bah,
Aa,SSre.s E%Ta !. in .c,v. ,,s..r..,. a.. arr r.o
PICKEas."
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H.n son'a szs B,oa1~y asd ,ihs dsws isvs sses y
y: s eSss oos.a :. ssst B0ss Ssa H's'. Ma
(yALFcENIA, !, 1lE:EAasan
" '-n ;. SAsS. 9. xDxns.' ns''''''' md A'''s'''
w Pa s.sIsa Gsa's:,. &. ..;S:.;gs s:sgir ...:':.
INV Wild S'zisfiIs &siHAis I'
TIE PACIFIC AND M sHs rAR WEST.
Captured and trained By him danas husisS sz.saiusa
THE & sScEs ssss four HScysarua SsS1s r
A GRAND oASxyAH rsocusuor,
splendid s.$ SS:ss fs:; SSz mi Ao-.
WIN hs Win i: Pa 5s.. .ssOassd :.:
HOsos Osos 0ef ne ana trains h In
Third avenue TO Union square, and snos to he pacs q
Ion 4stssCs orIs on soNDAr
And VIII be continued during lie week.
81
Ever presented to he public
g sss
q = s: s. s:s
Sssosss sTs.o.sd ey iss:: saa vnsssa: ss.e:aso:
~d for he easo:s o fornias Esssss
8 ne via san.s q Ss . S. or. %
Ssfr than I'M Sod bunting pengrn ss!ons and hls oolec-
but e rares Of any offered for ezSbon Tho grizzlies
Of v S
0susoss Mr. Adams asligh.s n slins q. of God
ssy S; y &:
osd'r Of srsosOn and Al noy: |. a \: opsooa Of
some of which arc Ss .rssst sVsr put ON euh.u ia tho
onneo ssAaet s.xsoN. THE MAMMOTH RrAx
Captured BY Mr. tho bead water. Of he rswrns
rver ao miles Above soncrs re WEIGHS xo0 pornds and
H and an 0' / fss & 500 With ri + Ssss s.' t
c From Front tas , sisrr, M Ne. Nevada Mo- Mou.:s,ss
s.s ia ssa s:sss :sssss - ssss ssi
Captured By adams T. w.shinsson reriso,y o isss rs
ess s % na s q: : =
so@ ~ ~ q
BsA
One q Adams: Lu|ps q Cold" Gsngh, o. :Ss Rocky
aaa H. q:
oyer the people hurting no 70 ne rcof Of
Snsesd ;' rsn ou. 70 sosd 4. S .oS
% Ss: & % M x. ra Gsnsr. S Z -four J,
TIE BED BEAR FROM THE s1zRRA NEyADA
b aurfsrlous defeat desn This creature has bsen
dne s sss
ssss
'h' only four ySi "a r.s ssa sisS TSsSi SS. s G
in.ruoed 81 Professor Adams She can Dance wss And
90 several '@fss sosos ,ssi g scRs s6Hfisa BEAR
ps9r@ % q as W..
. & siaS; sPs ssTss rSy
Named By hs fa,r srsst while sbe in c.fornis 50
Ssa ss . sss y :.
a0 SoppsH BsA Z ohsSEsAL WARRINGTON
e Ss.ssy e. ysss out q sos
shou u-dOo
dKsERAL AssoLO. rHE EE. TRAITOR. A GOLDEN
Of .n.ssle bu. ssesdi d..Uos,s.oadsncss x.,tss:
sss ;s;y ssysss s:S S.sRss.
wss sish. I % ss.ls oid 81 bind q :. s,s
''' al AMssiSAS s M n BLACK I &C ssaR CHRIS LILLY.
Hs "a s'e sS, sEs ssas
.. #. i as' ziS s
e ss. ''f's1'i RED BEAR q ksA.snr RIVER. JENNY
A,o.h.r 1umo Of Cold, rs,hcred by Adam. walsh. 500
pounds, and sings with more power than her renowned
THs E5cKY xoUsrArx cRzrLY BEAR. FUNNY
old and was EouSIesoms 70 ss hold Of She was
S &. iss s- % e aa
yhh hr tn: da% IN soss p pursuit s H. :nd w.s compelled
tie sroteeque symnssica now ak yea old turnssomsr
'sa'' ana S'e'f fRR s%diRs aiYfsNA BLACK BEAR
Captured IN wssnlnsim Territory: M.msd Bu.h.nsn ARR
Hasm. suss ana an indspsndsns and as
with n s.d. one % s
or TWIN L4Es s14Es blSck snSH tARE sx2E
Called Tom Thunb-smslsss I'm The collection Il cub Of
Captured hePacihc coast taken Il ret Ont q
~ :Ssss .sss The C
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TINlTD STATES NAIL sERAM1HIP LINE FOB HA-
aud New Orleans fast and fAyorite sksamsp
Star Of tte ws Csps nsoowaa yin ssn ca Medeesdsy Msy
Rive Bis Of adng Of shs ppopsr form furnsssd Il ~
oe and baA Of fading vii be signed aer he hour of
Safng. For iregh or paaeEs apply ~ 1T West slrees
X. R-FreishA hksn and Arer Monday, Aprl soA.
Il O. ROBnkTs, Agenk
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NOR CHARLESTON SOUTH CAROLINA, AND THE
South aDd Southw Semi Weekly Uniied States Msil
Side Wheel sseam.hip Ilae-Ths nsxnidcent steamship
No & North river Wednesday May A eour O'Clock ?.
NJ Rases Of passage foaows With through ckets:-To
$50 Is; Mobile, Ais Sc; Montsomery ~; Nassve Tenn
81 75 he~phs 81 !s Cn.soS%sg. % saS . hnoxyhe Sg
Fos frerhs o. passage apply to sP0rFORD f1LD8TON
CO., 29 Broadway. The AARloN, Oepe Foser, succeoos
Saturday, Nay s.
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!, NEW ORLEANS AND rExAs.-EEw YoRx
ew Orleans steAmship Compsny', ~ 9asn =. -
lander. win 8 mmence 70 rece.ve freight on Tues-
| per foot OF Murray street. Norsn lv9r; -. ~ ~ 49,
to the ssents, iIviE0sr0F. csocasxoA
|nsets issued 10 all parts In Texas per sousher1
.ompany,n uno of steameu. -
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y,0R NORFOIK AND POkTN4OUTH.
easSmsSU HoNTiCELLO. CApt \. Y. aaxsE. WIN save
pier 9, North river, every saturday: sSP L.
Psssare including sta.erocm snd fare, "
rreisS 10 Norfolk Pornmouth cents per FOOT Pc
ser,bnrr eight eens per foot and rnee Apply
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-30
OUR WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE.

WASHINGTON, April q, 1850.
The CAayieson Conuentom-Specaions and Eimasa Of a.
Iolasctam Left IN WasAinaow-fAs Admisisraao~ OOs-
fde~t Of Peace and Havmony-Kr. va~drr Of I~ss,
n ne House, on Douglas and his Platform, &c., dc.
Anything from Charleston this morning. Nothing-ex-
cept that they head and In The quagnirs q
the platform. Wen, what win be the PLATFORM ssrag
Of gstering generasies, but with careful expurgshna
cfsqsattcr soversgatys rssn Douglas goes down Yss
Mr., hat b The tsst Practically b hitch upsa ainsy
absaracica sus u win d. All ~ isAsrvss sppesaa =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-30

NvAPSCOTT'S LINE OF
ILvERPOOLYACKRTS
Ihe subscribers oonne grant certificates Of passage to or
from Liverpool By their fAvuro line OF packe c0mprang In
part the following ships viz:
NJ; TSFsSEIf; ET1KALR T1KANLLp ISLE vA4LgHsy vALLggH5osNy
BENZ ADAMS. CoNsIKLAf1oN. Join BOYD.
WkST POINT, SWITZERLAND, PHOENIX,
UNDERWATER, SHAMROCK, CAMBRIA
Making together with others ship every i've dayn The
uubsulboYs also agents for the
LINE OF LONDON PACKETS,
for al of which they grant certificates liberal termA
REMITTAkCEH 70 IRELAND, ETC.
r. CO also continue ssue drafts payable ON demand,
throughout England Ireland Scotland and Wales Send
call for circular. :.
Circulars With all particulars may be had spplicaon;H
by letcr, enclsee postage stamp %
= TAPyCOTf Co, IS South street. New York;
TAPSCOfT. SMIgH CO., Liverpool.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-30

RI GERMAN LLoYD's srEAMsHIP NHW
J. Won Santen, commander, carrying The Unlsed
ruEDAY, Nay I'm, .. II o'clock Il.
BREMEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON,
EAyRE sJErHA1PfoM, AND BKrMxN,
At the following rates -
lin, 500; second cabin. e60; atoesage, $36.
lRnfCxs. rRafrCakss .pPH pYPfHUTarv 1 Rx1cHELr.
olBroedVaY,
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20 ROYAL NAIL STEAM NAVIGATION CON
Sew York and Gal way Line. Tho next departure
ork vii be the splendid and powerful stoAmship
,ouching At 81 Johu's, n. F., 70 receive tho royal
'AssAcE first class, 500 and S75: third. SO, IN.
ickets to nauv of the principal cities on the main
- Of Gre~. Britain and Ireland Third class muN
!. knife, fo-k, &C.. and bedding Passengers 70
VI class, SIS. Passage IN tho third class can -
sm Dublin S35; from HelfAst, 81; from LONDON
from Waterford $H; from AmeHck, $1; from
from Liverpool. $40; and from 0iaag0w, 80.
or paaBsge apply only TO
ALEX HOLL AND CO.,
Agents for tho line No. 81 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-30

Tho sale Of seats morning At heAoa
denny, Bxeumpgs Sbells. No II Wal street. 6eAs nay
be bad On the evening At the door.
On Wednesday Ro4stnf's celebrated comic OperA Of
TAX BARBER or SEVILLE
MISS PATTI,
BHI0NCl1, FERRI ANODl0. SU5INI.
In active rehcaxuAl, Rcsstni's groatee OpoSA,
MOSES IN eGYPT.
which wfn be given for IL frs. tmo In America
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-30

a., "a AMERICAN PACKET CONPANVs
sH gp HAMNONIA. Capt 1chwensen, com.
/ .itse for Hamburg, gou!hampton. London and
lay, May l, q II o'clock. Ftrst csbtn, 500;
}; stoersge, SIS.
! HARD & 6OAs. l51 Broadway, New York.
= Teutonia yill aic0eed thu Hannun0uia
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-10

was northwest. After striking us, the vessel
hung for moment and then got clear Invent
below to see what damage was done, and when
got back the vessel was gone.
When intelligence of the loss of the steamer
reached Milwaukee, yesterday, it spread like
wlldfire throughout the city. The telegraph
office was thronged all day with relatives and
friends of those on board Many who pre-
scented dispatches were in tears, and the most
intense anxiety and excitement was manifested
III the countenauces of ALL
In the first ward of that city, it is said there
is scarcely home or place of business which
has not lost some inmate or employee. All
the survivors unite in according to Capt. Jack
Wilson, the commander, great praise for his
bravery and daring throughout. He fore
most i'll confronting danger, and earnest for
the safety of the passengers He was
drowned within one hundred feet of the shore.
Nearly one hundred persons arrived within
fifty yards of the beach, but were swept back
by the returning waves and lost Up to nine
o'clock tonight only twenty one bodies are
recovered, most OF which are recognized by
friends as those of residents of Milwaukee.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-10
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS.

New YORK, Sept. 9-The steamship Prince
Albert brings London papers of the 9th ult.,
and Dublin of 18th. The Saxonia arrived out
the 9th.
ROME, Aug. 27.-The pope is said to have
expressed to Duke Grammont his readiness to
agree to proposal for italian confederation.
Turin advices state that provisional gov
eminent has been established at Foggia CAPT.
tai of the Capitantia in the Neapolitan states
The ex-governor OF Beyrout has been con-
victed by Fuad Pasha of high treason.
The Greek minister of war has resigned.
Gen. Bosco with Neapotan forces, was at
NJ ontileone.
The weather in France was magnificent,
and continuance OF it for fortnight would
cause an extraordinarily fine vintage.
-Four hundred and fifty volunteers for Carl
baldi, from Parma, were obliged to return
from Genoa.
Advices from Pagusa report sanguinary
collision at Gasko in Herzegovina. The mus
selmen attacked the christians, and massacred
even the women and children. The authori-
ties were unable to prevent it.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-10
The largest stock and the greatest variety Of
Painted Window Shades and Fixtures,
Always on hand. Every can be suited.


Terra Gotta, China, and Pauan Vases; Match Safes,
Cigar Holders statuettes, &c,a splendid assortment
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-10
The Orange War in Toronto.

TORONTO, Sept. 8. Much excitement ex-
lists this afternoon in consequence of report
that the Duke of Newcastle had written the
mayor to say that the duke had been entrapped
into Toronto reception by misrepresentation
in regard to the orange arch, which he consid
cred quite Objectionable. A secret session of
the city council was held, but neither the
dukes letter nor councils proceeding are made
public. 1t is understood that the matter has
been arranged in some way and that demon
STATIONS will proceed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-10
Fusion in New York.

New YORK, Sept 9.-After the adjourn
ment, yesterday, OF the Breckenridge commit
tee, the Douglas subcommittee on fusion
agreed to accept the propositions of the former
as the basis of fusion, subject to the ratification
of the Douglas state committee. The propo-
sitions are, ten Breckenridge men on the electo-
raj ticket, and lieutenant governor and canal
commissioner on the state ticket. The Brock
inridge democracy in the second district have
nominated Mayor Powell of Brooklyn for con
gress
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-10
Inauguration of the Perry Statue,

CLEVELAND, Sept. 8. Gov. Sprague, of
Rhode Island, with members of the state
legislature and the Governors Guard arrived
to-day, and will attend the Inauguration of the
Perry statue, 10th inst. Gov. Sprague and
staff were welcomed by Gov. Dennison, of
Ohio. The Guard goes into camp with the
Ohio volunteer militia, and other companies
from abroad
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-10
Senator Seward

KALAMAZOO, Sept 8.-Mr. Seward had
fine reception last night. There was a torch.
light procession. He made short speech
to day and left this p. m. for Milwaukee.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-10
NEW GAS FIXTURES.

From the celebrated mandatory Of Cornelius Baker
shall continue to be in receipt of these Goods as the
patterns out at all times keeping on hand the
best stock to be found in the city and at the lowest
prices.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-10
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 9.-The Secretary of
the Treasury has advertised for proposals till
Oct. %, for loan of $40, 100000, under the
treasury note redemption act OF June last.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-10
Auttrons.
BY PUTNAM & CLARK.

BY PUTNAM IL CLARK.
A n EXTEN SIVE STOCK OF
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
BEAUTIFUL JEwELRY, AND FANCY ARTICLES,
a Auct ton,
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK AND NEXT, If all is
not sold before.
This probably the largest and best selected stock OF
WATCHES, JEWELRI, &c, before offered at
Auction IN this city, and is every way worthy the atten
tiOn OF purchasers.
The Goods will be open each dav, when ladies and
gentlemen are invited to CALI and they purchase at
private sale, wholesale or retail
funded. - - -
Auction Sale will commence Each Evening" at a
Come One, Come All, and secure RarRaI.s
GRAY & son, Statesmen
Worcester, Sept. ;, 1860. SEM dIit.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-10
PAPER HANGINGs.

have on hand VERY large stock of French, English
and American Paper Hangings, Decorations Borders,
Centers, Fire Board Prints, &c, which prepared
to sell at prices so low that all will be satisfied.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-10
Il at iEo r. sPuRRs 2Ol Main street DIFF jas
SOYER'S SULTANA'S SAL CE
~ -FOR-
Hot and Cold Dishes Of All KindSll

This most delicious aud appetising Sauce Invented by
the renowned 'SoYERn for the London Reform Club, is
since his eeeasc manufactured by the weknown house
of Crosse g. BLACKWELL, London, from the orisina
tecipc II is the vorte Sauce in England and on the
Continent with high and growing reputation among
American Epicures and is much approved of as stimu
liant to appetite and aid to Digestion
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-10

/ wish 1t distinctly understood that ALL MY GOODS
ARE SELECTED WITH GREAT CARE, in view Of
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
Sad Calamity on Lake Michigan.
SINKING OF THE STEAMER LADY ELGIN.

-Four Hundred Passengers on ROard-OnIv
Seventeen Known to be Saved.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-10-05
STATE FAIR.

We spent three days last week in atten-
dance upon the State Fair at Dayton. In
the crowded state of our columns at this
time we cannot sgeak of this great exhib-
ition as we would like. 1t is sufficient,
however, for us to say that it was the most
successful State Fair ever held in Ohio
The entries were larger, and the attendance
immense. The number and quality of cat
tie of the best blood, was never before
equaled in the Union. Horses, sheep,
swine, farm, mechanical, and agricultural
implements, fruit, grain, seeds, DC, &C.,
wero there in such profusion that it would
require several columns of our paper to dc
justice to them. Financially too, the ex-
hibition has proved complete success.