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Ser @rins BON @aies.

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BEL, pe8 Brtn5en BON Wale8, aus 3 @difen
beite6enb, bas SOnhubenb Radmittas G6ar=
lottetctpn pettteb, fubr burd bic @traBe bon
Nortbumberlano, befdm Spnntao Mittaq bic
eatiaoiIde &ate in Sidt NIB lief am 9t6e1b in
bet Sat bon @a8pe Elm, no e8 bic 2 Dampfer
Der canaotl9en 5fe9ieruns nit benz @eneral<
Scuperneur traf. Montas firth beri4fommte
cine DePutaticn Der @a8per gebSrben ben
Prll5elt, penl pam. baS canaoil9e Miniferium
pom @ctoernenr pprSeitelt tpurbe. lin Mit-
tag f1br pas @eIdpaber pieber as. MbenDs
8ertetben Die S4iffe blr6 einen bidten 9eebel
BON einanOer, tomert aber Dienfag fritz mieoer
auIainnter, @tttpph fritz 2 rBr fubren 1e.
BET 5at5sr BOint oorbei uno nit Eusesantru4
1T Den Dlug Saguaenap Dinanf, poit belen rc@
municipalities lt1nsebun9 Der Brin3 lebr ent>
5dft mar. Sm DOnnerlfas iplroe Elm Saste
anaill1s 9emadt, Slide sefan9en unb bic 3elte
far Die @eleQl4aft i'm Sreien aufoel6lagen.
5ente Sta4mittas lSpnnqbenb) nm 8tpe
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OentlMsenaliide 0iirnerifnIr

Der Hntsr3et9nete. iet mcbr benn IA Sabren aebrer ber @lcuen.
@r. Gno Nsal-@esenit6noe, befien %9eifuuoen Der nNep- Dcrter
Dslnotrot Del elnert SffentR6en gramem { br ~pprtbeiIbSit er.
magnie, nno ceiien ~setfGn9en aud BIER an Der ct. Nibaels.
cben9enannte Snftitut erSffnen.
gttertt. osnen ss nm eineu prettif den, Der 3eit emit.
pLsWeaoen tnterrtdbt 5u tbun TT, werten erlu9t, fh Cont
Har pas @n9lti9e piro Elm Nrnerttaner anaeheut.
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ny gts is sllnIats uaO SOppeIts amertanii@e gu9boltun0 osBBrt NIT
Mu9l6,1 Sofenh Nrchh
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9btltpp Sai6 aus S~rn8bsimer Spf BE-. s~5ranfentbal, @bein.
ptalo, 9ebhrtt9, wtrs weSen ~ortn9cnoer Gta9rt1ten bon Icinsn @I.
tern, ipel9e felt ieinenl Iesen S9retbsn aus ct, Souls Dor 6re
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numg wirb fir udbsre austunft itber i'm seoeben BON
Or. SDbn y. 3rau, a
go. 1927 NOrb s. Ctr, unterbalb Mafkrfr,
Aus20, emil t WbiIabeIpbia,
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n@t tn IN
2ektes ans europa.
- :#.tai NxS ..G T6. " 4.
Naribnl0i lit Nolobrfcm.

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Nem ODrf, 10. Nn9. Der Dampfer
Gtla 1T nit 2iperprpl=N adridten Bis gum 8.
aug. a%ngefommen, z ~ '-9I ga :
0tuB(ano ididt bier 2inienldiffe uno 3pei
Tfe9atten mad Sprten. aaa 81 1ahf
q 0tapplepn bate bus @rp6f1eu3 ter @brenz
2e9irn ali N6o=els&aber iibertra9eu mcaen Der
9rpBen Serttenlte, bic itd Der lestere nm bic
@brtltet in Damascus ertparb. f.rsg h.a
ID Der tirfil6e General @puperneur in D1=
nlaScuS uno 8eprut mar auf ben 8efebl bes
Sultan8 perbaftet ipprben.a 20 81
Die iaroinii4e 3e9ierun9 bate Elm slnleben
Bon $50, O0O, 900 2ire8 tOntrabirt.
Die eu9ttide 8egieruns bat telGlp6en, alle
fipimmenoe1 Dumpfz8atterieen iir u Ii :
8 enb1t dli6en Often # Int ben Stdnb gu
lebea. Dieie Nadrtdt n1a9t UNI 10 mebr ST.
feft, ba 1id @n9laip5 ipeisert, an Der @rpebi=
ton Der 1ran5pien nab Sprien tbeil5uuebmen.
GS bleB, baB Die neapplitaniI9em .@rtra-
i@elanOten au9enblifli6 bon Gurin abtraben
%ptroen, pa ie eubli9 mertten, baB Gictcr
emanuel auf p18 SQi art5- Nnerbieteu bes &T<
.li98 bon Nedpel ni9t einsebt,
Sn PariS 9ei6t e8, baB bic fran3, 2inierl<
6esimenter I'M SerbdltniB BON 1O2 auf 10
permebrt tperben. # aHl
g art6aIbt mar tn gaIabrte
auf benz Setlanbe, unb bate .ba8 geseniiber
supn Neeiina gelesene sort 9cybeGla nml fe0t.
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Pin Pm 20. Sui! wabs i4 BON $rn. s. %. McStltOn benz gs
ss eIis e e8 SGarSg er S~dIltemniilire gum @aa9emeiter br
pm. Y. y. @obtnS bon 8rn. @tcSiGtOn ~pOr9eteut, bic g8oaaeH an
ptulel' mel9e er eudp ooatOatmea ri9is fanb. SD seiste ibnt
lcoann rle 10y bic Spblen ,p09 nno ertl6rtc tneine gEei5s AZ ME
39d fur Die rette 9rt. 9r. @Obin8 Bat niennal8 in traeSfS elmer
SWIO WH@ gS%TaaTYtEn
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Mbfabrt DON Oompfern.

New-OOrt, 10. 9lusut. Die Dam.
pier Ara8O nno SanBarrc fubren seffern mad
europa a6 unO nabmen iber $14OO,O0O an
6artselo nit binau8.
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aat i9 in er Iesten @erIdmmluns tSrmIid oraoniRrt. rio
Sedn1en aut ELM eSobr erp6bt unb bic erte @tn,abLuro erts,osn
9enonmsr. aGe Oieieni8cn, peL6e beent aui oae gSsS. f8SsSs ~
fteuten Sereln bet3utrren piniten, werben t%ppbltbin. nSdSt,
tur9s- Nn5ei0e ien wWb. +" o"'
gclanunfuas8IOtal: Ode bon Sight. unS gOrtrtr. bei aborn
Yeeoet. QpuiS q hGun Mrsf
SDlpHRi q n rneTLt feI
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1id brii(tet, baB CT Urr alien Dingel eirt redts
lider Wou,1 bleiben lpoIle, muB blM9 o0e
Mittel III WiBfreoit sebrdd|t lperben. Spaz
rem sic ni9t8, p~erSellen Sic ni9t8! Sagen
Sic, paB YreubenS Dolitif ltet8 in DOppel3iin>
gi9teit befano, baB e8 INNER lei1e Mblidten
Bis gum Ausenblif Der 4u8fiibrnng 5u pers
l6leiern mu6fe! Maden Sic besreiflid, tae,
penn lelblt Der 8rin3.2esent ieOe- Territprial,
SerSrSBerung 5uriifmieie, iein Scbn ebr9ei5iz
ger fem piro, Durd bic oeutlde @inbeitspartei
9ebrdngt, pie iebr eiufluBrei9 1T 8erlit 1T /;
NADER Sic nit @inem Mprte beareiflid,, baG
6ranfreid u1ein Die AufreAtbaltung beS Stuz
TITS quo in Deutldlano Mil unp mplen mu6
pdB iein Sntereie ibm pOridreibt, bic 8ilpunq
Eeine8 9rpBen Staate8 lenleit8 oe8 9tbeine8 81
per9tnOern baB e8 better lit, ter Alliirtt
6rantreid8 81 leIa, wel6es Orei GSnise ii
Deutl6lanp ldui unb pielet6t nod mehr l6af
fen wiro, ol8 ein mepiatilirter Shirt, Elm I'm:
tert6an be8 Saul eS Scben5oGerl 81 perben.
Tramfreidb.
Neuc Tarben.~ IS meroen iebt leb
l9Sne neue 6arben inter benz Ramen Woupe
M1genta uno Splferino iii 6rantrei9 centner
weiIe aus N1ilin perferti9t, elmer organil9e1
8rlt8, bic man fritber nur mu9lam aus Sob
lentbeer 9etpann, iettI aber burd rripirenb
N8entien, wie bcppelt dromluure Ppta1de
6SuenIteill uno SDoqueflilber 9%epinnt, mi
mel4en map arilin9altiSe Su6ltan5en Delil
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an laulmtlide GigarrenbGnOler Der 5taO1
N1Itin1nrf.

ssieberbUtt ergsbt ber etin8en6e Aufruf an bic 0erren Giaarrsu.
aanoler, ftcb bod Der alociatipI anSui9Gtcben, ipel6e ffS aur
Aui9abe 9elhat bat, es bard3ufeBen, 6ab ser @iaarrenperfanf am
ScnntaSe nn9eblnoert itnttftmben tam. @s lit iebO& ben bis iebt
iIl9t 3ablret@en Wtt9leoern Der @eieai8aft nt9t mboli9, bic mt
Tetfol9ln8 eeS Prc3eiles Oer6unoenen G0ien alein aufaubrinoen.
aud bat Der erpabtte S4asmeiRer Serr Tesualbt bsrsits sinsn be.
eentenNen gori9nB 9elsittt. in Der NorauSfebuns, 6b Die ein8e-
lelteteIl eolectlpnen Osdun9 MAIDEN perocn. gBro bic Sadie
rtt9tt9 perl0l9tt, 10 pir6 aaer &nbr9enIi6teit mad sa unIerel
gHnitsn sentl9tsoen Werbsn, peBbaIb eS i'm SutreTe stnes ie6aa
beute, Wfp1ta9 ben 20. bS. Abeno8 8 lbr
N Der bel 6ris Sempsl driibr 9OIbmaun's qOtaO ltattfntenba,
TerlantmlHn9 ;u er19einen.
WO @Mnob Brubt, @efr. &
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8 gdbrecflidber N1prb.

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grotpnL 9. ct. @cmnifdr, wuroe bon Sec,
@albneu bon Der 6irtn1 Nafreb Wcoo & So.
Itoot 9ei4Ohen. @alolpeu lteate ld pen Sc
ri6ten.
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Ser Baltimore oefli8e @ouoerein

Bat f9 in ietner erlten absebatenen @erIantuIuna mtte[ft ,ner
auberit S%abtaT H 8stgstlt9utng prOSiOrf4 %OrSaniFrt uaO SirS-
8 nbr, in benz 9ofaL beS 9rn. 6. &OBmart, alice NmT1oESr* oEos'
baGten, III pel8er bic Statnten our Innabme unb bic 8eontsSn-
wabl pOrSenomnlet .iperoel. aue sur Sstbetisuua ]Quf6SbsnSe
in6 bierau freunoIt4ft etn9laben. WV"
GIPo6o q. MIett u.u.
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@rpfer 0un6.


Dem 9etbrten gubIitam bieruit anseiBenS, bab f5 Obiser Ser
Elm IN LESTER Berlammlun9 einer 9roBsn 3abI @ntbeilnebmer au
ertrsus1 bate. 8ereitS 300 NntBele itnS 9eaetGtet nnb ale. Sic
%9elOhnen limb. f9 gu b~etbeiioeH, molten eltielt bsnte, WRrntas
aeenos ukr BET Ssrrn Q. gsbrsnbs. 2e7 q. @asftr. eri3etnsa,
tnbea bic erte ~reoelpl66t9e gtn3abLun9 erfcI9t.
s. @ano, Qr. g, 8rpPts, 9. Fr. 2.8ufb, @aN,
S@o seSp &trae9, SER,
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Nenr Mn5eigen.
OnnfInanma.

Der gtlan9btrein "%56rObiinn" iast bicrrnit benz gtGihen 9et
ut @erps tr tbre tl9t9e %9etitun9eu, iDtee benz 9u. @eu6en
obrfer fr feline SncOrtO nnlenbe gebienun9 bei unierer grcnrlor
'nniern perbinclt9lteu Dant. st
SIM g1annen ees NereinS:
Wtp +. 0upfeIb, Nriab.
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60. Y. @ObtnS.

Baltimore, ben 10. gu0ut 1860.
@nl II: o.. Prulte t9 Die R09lenlpao8en bon y. Y. &obins uu
tanb tie rt8ti9, SD babe Die asaa9en hes Sra. @obtnS ar6 iri
Der auI ien griuden erprpbt. Die Grt unb gciie be8 BERN D
u, Sbelbp gu pte8en, tit ebenfaQS rt9h9.
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Mebensueriidernnaa .@eieQidaft

III Nep-Yort NIT etnem t~inge5abten capital bon $500, 900, Be-.
S Srr fSt ger sDenSoerit9erung -gsfeai@ait mir bic soen-
WsrSe i9 bereit fem appicattOnsn baf&r einsune6nlen.
&u92Os IS SecouS6r, aeaenaBer Der WeStoffcs
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nn9 DSbrtifOpber'S"
A1Netbz unO Serfanf8taII

9tc. sc @ermantr.,
/, &bare 6hti4 bon @acafrass.
(irlter ., q. 0arIiSIeS.)
Ag- @9e. tpeI@e Yferbe unb Garriaoes gu midben, taufen ODER
ans3ataul9en ,wlIni9en. meroem e8 III ibrem SnterelIe finbsn bel
mir ecr5H1pre9en. gsicnSere &ufmertlamfeit miro Der 0erpfes
0nn9 bon Rferoslh bic mir in Staaung uno SHUTTER oeoeten
Wtreen, %9ewibnet. Qrsie niaBi9.
An914.lm 80 M, Gkrtfppb MILLER.
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Der. Staatem MfarfbaHs Office.

Baltimore, ben IA. an9ut 1860.
Nie @ebaltS wtori9aUe fr Aufuabme beS Genius boben ibe
S%lltS,eusn ysrUtte IN oisisr Office cin9ereitt uub na9Sem Ie in
men in ber1, s., s., O., s., o., TO-. IL, r., Is, il, III,
10: nne 20. ga i'd ieSo9 iebr beIOrot bin. SB bic guinabme
pes 9enluS 9enau uno panttIih ~ooDSpDen peroe, tnsbeIon6ere Der
Tbetl, weI@er bic 3ibInns Der @tatpobner nmfaBt, inSem BON
chen etelen Ssrid1tea bic !3atI Der W~titsle6er fir baS @epriientan.
tens9aus, gu 'reI9er Wiarplanb bere6tet 1T, abban0t, 10 crlube
tb a~4tun9spoa iebe perIOn in ObenSenanntcn @arc$, weIde
9l1uetl oaB lbr Nane nttt auf9enCnimen wur6e, I9 in Der Gen.
~ilssSlftce, IN @oartbanS Zane in Baienent Der 5rtintanrerbaQe Su
n1eloelt. Spbn SO. NattinB,
g. ct. Wear11aa
SSWtOt beS OiitrittS BON MorbIaub.
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GMGlt Sud Sic 6ite.

cut IN Die tdblen, bon 9rinen 8dunen beiGatcten &dumNdfeiten
pes uluer5a9neten Wetbbterbrauers no Ser thermometer 10 @raS
nteori9er 5et9t ais brauBen. OaIeIbt ieb sbrb ~briitenben Site
entradt rmo Sbr tSnnt BET elmer rtiblen @lOnben" ben Oertrodnes
Ten @aulnen INNER in 9ebDri9er 6e~idti9tcit erbalten, Romnlt unb
I6erseu9t @u9t morris @rtnasbeim M ""'
Sl1,Smt WetBberbrauer, Nc. Is g. TreoeridGr.
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Gin9etretener Sinoernfe baGber wirb Der auf bsute unsetanbiate
Sua@ I'M a9t Gage reri6o6tH.
Wo Anbreas Eriek.
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entl9eS Nrbeitz Madweiinnmas.@ iireal,

nnter autF9t Der pDeuti6en @eIelidaf."
Nle Dtetent9en, welte oeuHbe San6perter, Irbeter pber Oienlt.
eoten 81 Hsl@ati9en pinlhet, 5owie aue beut1Gen grbetiu6en.
cen Wouen f9 periBnltd Coer IN franttrter 8rnfen an ben Noenten
Der Seleul4aft 9errt 8. s. W eIItn9bUf, SO. So SbSmss.
TT. ~encen' welber nnentsdbIi& NuStInt ertteilen Uirb = HlR
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Nerlnm9t nttb 0eimdbt.

VprInnnt+ Gin Crbentlbe8 Disnltm666sn in elm Boar
S|t"t.H%+ otn9bauS mad &ibmpne. Otc Reiletsfeu
@efoem 0ergGiet ln0 outer 90bn Sa9eiibert. (asl7,fp)
Werlnnnt. Sin ,yta04cR Q0er 5rau fur cine iisint Sdnii-
+|"'S++ lie tr 9srbbnIi6e Q~anbarbett. gS6I&e wrb
9~aege9eOen. S0en gut bel ulman, 5 q. @abtr. (Ss
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-18
FOR REPRESENTATIVE TO CONGRESS-
GOLDSMITH F. BAILEY, Of Fisohburg'
THE CONVENTIONS TODAY.

The republican county convention, ana the
republican senatorial convention for this dis
trict both meet here to-day. The business o.
the county convention is to nominate candi-
date for county commissioner The occasion
for this nomination is the approaching expira-
ton of the term for which Neloruus Taft was
elected Mr.. Taft has performed the duties Of
the office with great efficiency and fidelity
He has most excellent qualifications for the Of
flee, as well as the experience acquired by
serving one term, and his denomination APP
pears to be generally expected.
There is nothing to indicate with any de-
gree of certainty, who will be nominated for
senator. We hear some mention made of two
or three gentlemen, but the convention is at
hand, and we shall announce the nominations
tomorrow. There are reasons why this dis
trict should be strongly represented in the next
legislature. One or two questions are likely
to come before that body. in which Worcester
has deep interest, and we trust that tho Sc
lection of a candidate will be made with due
nora
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-18


Leo L. Lloyd, who was known few years
ago to the benevolent people of Massachusetts,
supposed to be prince of the Nubian blood
royal, and now merchant and citizen of Ii
IBERIA, gave a grand entertainment at Waltham
Monday evening, to which the elite of the col
ored population of Boston and vicinity were
invited. The princes partner i'll the first
dance was Miss Waugh of Boston.
BRISTOL COUNTY.
In Freetowu, Bradford w. Clark and VIM.
Dean were last week mulcted in the sum of
So for violation of the law of the road, by
driving their carriage into a vehicle belonging
to Alexander Gray, on the middle highway.
CONNECTICUT.
James Cassidy, coming to Fair Haven on
business from his residence in Florida be-
friended countryman he met at Charleston,
S. c., by paying his fare to New Haven. Ar
irving in that city last Saturday evening, they
occupied room together at a boarding house.
Cassidy placed his money--S300 in twenty
dollar gold pieces and SIG in bills--between
the beds for safe keeping, and awoke in the
morning TO find that the ungrateful wretch
whom he had befriended had robbed him
and departed, leaving him destitute in strange
city.
Two of the last Sundays fifteen drunken
individuals in New Haven were saved from
almost certain death by the police One lay
on the railroad track fast asleep, just before the
night express was due the other with his face
in the mud and feet in the water, with the tide
coming in rapidly.
Some $500 worth of liquor, seized by Sher-
if TalcOtt under the Maine law, at the store
of Edward German, in Rockville, has been
restored to her owners.
The large wooden mill of p. Converse, at
Stafford Springs, was destroyed by fire, Sun
day night. The loss is about S35 900, upon
which, there was an insurance of $4,000 in
Hartford Capt. Farley Converse was the
principal owner, and his individual loss is $10,~
000 One hundred persons are thrown out of
employment.
George Eckle, charged with manslaughter
in killing boy by throwing a stone at him in
New Haven, was discharged, Monday, on the
same ground as that upon which the Poquon.
mock murderer, Daley, was acquitted in this
city fortnight ago. viz: that there was no
existing statute against the offence at the time
of its committal
An old gun used by the French in the sub
jugation of the Hawaiian kingdom, has been
brought to New London from the Sandwich
Islands by the ship Bowdilch. 1t is elabo.
lately Ornamented, and is supposed to be at
least two hundred years old.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Fremonts Mariposa mines are now yielding
very large returns and these are constantly in,
creasng. Mark Brumagm & Co, bankers in
San Francisco, received the first week in Sep
TENDER the sum of 81 |, 1888 in gold bars, being
the product of six days run Of the mills. Great
improvements are going forward upon this es.
tate.
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The BUDGET CLOSED: By Jane Anthony
Eames, author Of ga Budget of Letters, -
another Budget" &c. Boston Ticknor &
Fields. This closing budget of Mrs. Eames'
letters contains a record of travels and obser-
walton from Smyrna to Constantnope, Greece,
Hungary, Germany, Holland, Paris, and Lon
don. The letters give very full account of
Constantinople and its surroundings, and have
much to say of Greece, Hungary, and Ger
many. They are the letters of an eager, vi.
yacious, and observant woman, and certainly
not less readable on that account. Mrs. f.
dates her brief preface at Concord n H. For
sale at Mellen's.
The WORKS OF LORD BACON, Vol. XII
Brown & Taggard announce that the philoso.
phcal works OF Lord Bacon will fill ten vol
umes of their edition, and will be numbered
from l. 10 X. inclusive. The literary and pro-
tessional works will make five volumes. and
will be numbered from XI. to XIV. They be-
gin with the literary and professional works
first This is the second volume they have is.
sued, and it contains, among other things, Ills
Essays or Counsels, Civil and Moral" For
sale at Sanord's.
CHE ILLUSTRATED ScRIPTURE QUESTION
Book, ""LIFE OF ROBERT RAIKEs," "BLIND
ETHAN" and LEAVING HOME" books for
the Juveniles, and all published by Henry
Hoyt, Boston, are Tor sale at Sanford's
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Grent nemon.tratlon In noltnn.

The republicans of representative district
No. 7, comprising the towns OF Harvard, Boil
ton, and Berlin held a mass meeting at Boil
ton on Monday evening, which was great
success both in numbers and enthusiasm.
Large delegations from Harvard, Lancaster,
Berlin, Feltonville, and Marlboro, were pres
ent, bearing torches, banners, and Transparent.
cies. The delegations as they arrived were
formed into a procession, marching through
the streets to the music of the Marlboro and
Lancaster bands under the marshalship Of L.
j. Whittemore, assisted by numerous aids. AT.
ter the arrival of the various delegations the
procession marched to the residence of Hon.
Amory Holman, where they received Hon. c.
R. Train of birmingham and John A. Good
win, Esq, OF Lowell, and escorted them to the
spacious Town Hall, which was found to be
far too small for the hosts assembled. A meet
ing was Immediately organized outside the hall,
which was addressed by Mr.. Goodwin, L.
Joslin, Esq, of Feltonville, and j. S. Wallis
president of the evening. The meeting in
the hall was addressed by Mr.. Train and II,
L. w dIuef vi virginia. hOsI Vi lHe HOUSES
on the route OF the procession were Illuminated,
which, with nearly four hundred torches, fire
works, &C., made a brilliant display. One Of
the Bell-Everetts estimated that there were
two thousand persons present. 1t is thought
that the Bell stock is on a rapid decline in Boil
ton, as they could muster only twenty four
torches at their great" demonstration one
week previous when Messrs. Leverett Salton-
stall, and j. j. Thomas of Boston, tried to
make it appear that the Bell and Everett party
was the only true Union party. They have
wrongly claimed Jonathan Forbush, Esq, as
being with them but when they saw him on
the platform with Mr.. Train, they probably
concluded he was not one of them, and so it is
with others in Bolton, whom they have claim
ed, but are now known to be Lincoln men.
Bolton, Oct. l6, 1860. S. HOLMAN.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-18

The House THAT sam BUILT.-The fol-
lowing capital parody on "The House that
Jack built" is copied from the Utica IN. "
Herald. 1t is one of the best of the "humors
of the campaign"
The WHITE HoUsE-Ths is the house that Sam
built.
S1000OO-This is the malt that lay in the house that
Sam built.
JAMES BUoHANAN-This is the rat that ate the malt,
that lay in the house that Sam built
5. A. DoUGLAs-Ihis is the cat that killed the rat
that ate the malt, that lay in the house that
Sam built.
BREcKINRIDGE-This is the dog, that worried the
cat, that killed the rat, that ate the malt that
lay IN the house that Sam built.
BELL-EvERETT-Ihis lie the COW with the crumpled
horn, that tossed the dog, that worried the
cat, etc.
NEW DIRK ExPREss-This is the maiden all for
orn, that MIXED the COW with the crumpled
horn, that, etc
JOURNAL OF CoMMERoE-This is the man. all tat
tered and torn that kissed the maiden all for
lorn, that, etc
NEW YORK OBsERVYR-TliS il the nriest oil ebay.,,
ana sh0rn, that married the man. all tat
lereu ana torn, unto the maiden ali forlorn
lNDEPENDRNT-This is the cock that crowed in IN.
moIni 70 waken the priest all shavcn and
shorn, that married the man all tnttered and
torn, etc. N
ABE LINCoLN-This is the hunter with trumnet md
horn, that owned the cock that crowed in the
morn, to waken the priest, all shayen and
shorn, that married the man all tattered and
torn, unto tle maiden all iorlorn, that MIXED
the COW with crumpled hotn, that tossed the
dog, that worried the cat, that killed the rat.
that ate the malt, that lay in the house that
Sam built
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-18

PANIC IN SOUTH CARoLINA.- The com.
munity of M Thorough, S. G., is in a state Of
profound agitation in consequences of a houi.
BILE discovery, which the Columbia South Car
Gilman reports as follows:
1--WE learn that startling developments have
been made in Marlborough, and the whole
community thrown into a state of excitement
Two citizens Of western New York have been
arrested, who had under their care large stand
OF arms. They were searched, aud invoices
found calling for another lot, amounting in all,
as we are informed, to about twelve hundred
The arms were consigned to parties in viii
mington, to which place, gentleman had been
seat to make investigations, and to secure
others who may be implicated. Their com
phcity and direct agency were 50 thoroughly
established, that they were committed 10 Jail
lhe ieeilng was 50 intense, that ii was with
great diifculiy that their violent seizure and
immaculate execution could bo prevented -