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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-28

Tslass5d555gs7zE WESTERN RAILROAD
zzstsss4 WINTER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
-1--ES--DAY, Nov &C. lS6D.-New York Albany
Troy, HUDSON and the West
- Leave Worcester for Albany, Troy llndson, and the
west, Laccomm9daton) at 80 a. IN. and $50 p. M
E"r New York and Albany exp 1906 M 4.3G D. m,
For Springfield EXPRESS Freight Train with nasscn.
ger car attached, at ln.l5 a. M
New York Mail train l0.4 D. m.
Tickets NAV he at the Ticket Offices tn all the
prcpal cities and towns in the West and Southwest
- Rgtroaa IonnecttOas--At ALBANY with the New York
Se1tr&l, irol ana Hudson River A Chatham with
New YORK and Harlem, and Hudson and Boston Al
state Line with the lousannc. At Pttsheld with the
N"rth Adams and StOckbridge. At Westfeld with the
iapShire and llampden At Springfield with the Hart
lnrj and New Haven, and Connecticut River Railroad
At Palmer with the New London and Amherst
y,or.os.o- ,..,,. ,.-o HENRY GRAY, Sup't.
worcester, April 49, 1859 If
NORWICH & WORCESTER R. R.
Until further notice the STEAMBOAT TRAIN will
leave Worcester
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, s. SATURDAYS.
at O'Clock p. m, Steamer Vanderbilt for New York
Norwicl, Nov. p, 1860. dtf Xii
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Onln(busGs.

MILLBURY AND WORCESTER ON.
A'A NlBUS leaves No. S. Main street at 10 A. m anil
45O p M. From Aillbury, leaves Loves Hotel al 31
a. M, ana l235 p. M. and leaves the Post Office at
m. and D. M DIFF ed "
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0SGOOD'S PROVIDENCE & WOR
~ CESrER EXPRESS Bv very train Packages
forwarded Notes. Drafts and Bills collected and paid
and all orders attended to with Dispatch OFFIcR-is
dence. "
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THOUSANDS ARE DAILY SPEAK
H. ing in the praise of
DE. EA TONS
NO pAREG0RIC OR oPIATE
CHURCH a. DUPONT,

NJ iU9 ITONuMUN. NV YORK
sod by CHURCH IS DUPONT. sole proDrietors n o
aV9 broadway, New York George Il. Sprr David Scutt
NJ Is Green Co and GeUr-c T. Harlow Worcester
anu oy an respectable Druggists hruu. hot the cour.
KY. -. = HOOliMlN * CO., and NJ ). BURR & co
NhOesale Agents. Boston. dGwrowiv ~
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"adc by e. B. SEYMOUR co, lO7 Nassau street, Yew
York Price 81 per box; sent free by post.
For sale at all Druggists dGwly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-28

From Sept 18th 1851 juno 7th 1883 the subscriber
in course OF his large practice made on ce rejected ap
plications SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE of which
decided in his facor by the Commissioner of Patent
deodly H. II. EDDY
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ElSKE x CO.'S UNITED STATES
4 AND CANADA Ell nt.SS-Messcnecrs leave WoI.
cester three times daily via Worcester and Nashua Rail-
road for Boston, Nashua, Lowell Lawrence &c furnish.
ing the most direct and expeditions line.
FlSkE Il co, Pruprietors
40 Court Square Boston
d H. Osgood, Agent General Express Onice No 1870
Main street Worcester. dtf
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Y piece warranted not to crackle. which offer at
S that cannot TAIL to suit purchasers. We also keep
~ l.. IN a.Ln..l -. l..... ~. L.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-15

tnfs paper, j. tc1frg a5 an ageuf IN fnI3
city for forwarding emigration to Ruatan for
the general purposes indicated. Another
company OF emigrants, we are informed, will
leave by schooner for Ruatan from this
city to-day.-It would bea great mistake to
suppose that this movement is got up and
sustained only by few a7venturers without
seBy regard 10 comprehensive ulterior results
Ne intelligent person can believe this of Gen.
Walker. who has dedicated his life to the
grand scheme of regenerating Central Amer
lea, politically, socially and commercially.
Well Informed and public spirited Southern
ers are quick TO perceive the bearings which
the movement outlined has upon the tropi-
cal interests of the South and future devei-
opments of Southern institutions. As an
instance of this Capt. Fayssoux has received
liberal degree of Substantial aid in his en-
igration project, and Gen. Walker, before he
departed, received spontaneous encourage
ment of like character. To show the kind
of sympathy, its activity aud sincerity
which is thus displayed, we publish the sub
Joined extract from a letter recently ad-
dressed TO Gen. Walker by wealthy citizen
of Dayton, Alabama. The writer says:
l am interested in the Central American
question, and regard it as the most vital to
the South. and remarked to many friends in
Mobile, while last there. that we should di-
rect our attention and energies in that di-
rection- | have read your book with inter-
est and edilication, and send my thanks for
Its contribution to the public. will in a
moment instruct Major H TO send YOU $500.
Success attend you, General May you yet
receive the reward of honor and fame due
your bold endeavors for the interest of the
Southern States.
L give my money freely, believing that its
appropriation is for the good of my country.
Yours very truly,
L. W R*s**S
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-15
s.n,,ors umner,s speech.

special session Of the Legislature
Massachusetts, convened on the 18th lnst-1
It was called for shs purpose of providing
means Cor a scientific Investigation OF adlsease
which is destroying he cattle OF that State.
But, it appears, time was found for the con-
alteration of resolutions endorsing The Ia
famous speech made by Senator SUMNER on
the 4ts inst. in the United States Senate.
rrbs resolutions. we learn from telegraphic
sesnatch to the Louisville papers, were
adnpted-yeas So, nays A. The CONSERVATIVE
Union men of Massachusetts,, OF all parues,
must rebake the spirit which prompts the
adoption of these resolutions. If 1t, by their
.upineness, be allowed to prevail, the evil
consequences cannot be exaggerated. Lei
the North be swayed by it and the days OF
the republic are numbered.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-15

CfIPPINGs FROM VANITY Pam The Long
and Short Of the Presidential Cdncdss.-Lincoln
aud Douglas
Peasant C7ay.'-( Probably Terra Cotter-
4 laughing Stocs.-The company now at
Laura Keene's.
Tie HO.pitable Shores Sighed for By The Japan
ese-The Lee-lands.
Republican, Stamp RoQuisites.-A big FIELD,
little MOVES, and get NYE If possible.
The Train that acould not Back Do1cn-The
one that Houston of (Ala.) had to deal with
Il Forgetrue nOt.-High born youth.-Sn,
did you strike me intentionally?
Person of Low colby Va I did
High Born Youth.-(lndignant and mys
terious-) Then, su, tciu remainder you.
should lire a thousand years-sir, I'LL remem
Der you!
s Te7y Nat,Hal-Siuce the affair at Willett' /
Point We have noticed that the fancy" {
this city are of more retiring disposition
than formerly they don't, somehow, like tn
appear before Foulks as much as they did.
Republican AottO for lhe Hhie Hoase.-Aftei'
Tupper-An ABE in the House is q well )
spring of pleasure.
4 ..7snn Strike.-We must confess that We;
can't quite see the use of taking a horse t.,
England for the purpose of having him com i
in eleventh, as the American horse Umpirsl
did at the late Derby races IL this sort o
thing continues, we fear that Mr. Ten BRoECI;
will become Mr.. DEAD BROCK very speedily.
a Small Piece Of Business-We are panied
to observe the small size of the Scales held
by the neglected figure on the City Hah
Dome. Every one is aware that much heav-
Ter Balance Is due to Justice in that locality.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-15
Alabama.

Hon. JERE CLEMENS writes from Huntsville
| to the Memphis Enquirer as follows:
The Douglas Cor rather Baltimore) wing of
the Democracy, are getting ia the ascend
ant here, but the seceders are distinguished
by extraordinary zeal, and they number
among them some men OF the first order of
talent. There is consequently an amount OF
political excitement in the country which /
have seldom known. The seceders do not hest
tate openly to say that if Judge Douglas is
nominated at Baltimore they will vote for Bell
aud Everett. They seem TO regard a third
nomination at Richmond as a folly, (as in
deed it ISL and believe that in voting for
such nomination their suffrages would be
thrown away. / am told that this is the feel
ing throughout the northern and along the
western border of the State, and l do not
doubt the fact.
L have been repeatedly asked what are
Mr.. Bells opinions upon the subject of pro-
lection to slave property in the Territories.
To such inquiries l have replied that had
no sources of information which were not
open to the public. That Mr.. Bell made
speech In the Senate some years ago, Il think
1t was on the Kansas bill in which he tosk
the ground that Congress had the right to
protect slavery in the Territories, and if a
proper case arose it would be their duty to
exercise the power.-But L bad no doubt
4ni- DclI, HI CUIuHlOu WIFI tHe Whole
Constitutional Union party, believed the
agitation Of the question at this time to be
unnecessary and mischievous, because we
have no Territory into which slavery can go.
or in which protection is needed, or can be
available. l have generally been answered.
swell, that is better than Douglas doctrine.
1t he admits the power to protect in pro-
per case, he is sound enough TO be support
ed against Douglas, or any man holding
Douglas opinions"
cannot tell what the feeling is in other
parts of the State, but l have seen enough
here to satisfy me, that if Douglas is nominal
ted at Baltimore. Bell will carry Alabama by
decided majority. There will of course be
a spasmodic effort among the leaders about
Montgomery, to concentrate their forces upon
third candidate, but the feeling among the
masses is decidedly against it, and l feel as
sured that it will fail. / had almost given up
Alabama as lost to the cause of sound prin-
ciples. but my opinions have undergone o
radical change within the lsst few days, and
l now look to the result with hope and conf
dence.
If Douglas is not nominated, there will be
a stampede among his friends. In any con-
tingency there is reason to believe that our
ticket may succeed in this hitherto hopelessly
Democratic State. The only draw back 1 see
is the movement set Oh foot at Montgomery
by Hooper, to assemble a Southern Rights
Opposition Convention. In the Northern dis
tricts this movement will meet with no en-
enlargement, but it may draw of a number
of those who properly belong to our party in
the middle part of the State.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-15
fEOul tue ~. " Delta.
Ruatan-Gen. WIN. walker.

| All events and movements relative to the
tropical regions south or southwestward of
us, are at this moment of eminent interest to
New Orleans and the whole South-not to
say to the entire country. For this reason
We have endeayored 10 keep our readers adj
| vised especially Of the peculiar condition of
| affairs in the Bay Islands, resulting from the
treaty of Great Britain with Honduras for the
surrender of those islands to the lei tier power.
The Bay Islanders are not willing to be turn
| ed over Internationally to Honduras they
| are especially repugnant to the idea of
coming uuder tho rule OF tho dotostod Guar
| diola /; they have. therefore, determined to
maintain the status quo of the islands, and
! have invited Americans 10 assist them in the
execution of this purpose.
Already a considerable number of Ameri-
cans are on the islands, for they have been
leaving the city for that destination, in the
way of legitimate emigration, for the last
seven weeks. Is is useless 10 attempt any
disguise of the fact that the departure of Gen.
VIM. Walker from this city last week for Gen.
trail America, had also some relation to the
present state of things in the Bay Islands
He went to Ruatan by one OF the schooners
plying between this city and that Island.
Though this may be at seeming variance with
Gen. Walkers plan for the re-establishment
Of his Government in Nicaragua, it is no
doubt far-seeiDg eXpedient in furtherance
of that plan. Guardiola, the despot of Hon.
duras so much detested by the Bay Island
ers, was put in power by st. Salvador and
Guatemala, the bitter enemies of the Walker
and Jerez Government in Nicaragua. 1t is
confidently believed that the Hondureans
would depose him in moment but the dread
of the armed Intervention in his behalf of the
two neighboring States just named. But if
supported by Walker and the Bay Islanders,
and by sympathetic party IN Nicaragua,
the case would be very different. Thus the
parties interested would have three concur
rent purposes to effect by a jadicious and Wig
orous combination-the Bay Islanders the
maintainence Of their civil and religious lib
critics, and of their fine commercial advauta-
ges, as they now enjoy them the Hon
dureans the radiance OF a despot who was
forced upon them by their invading neigh
bors; and Gen. Walker and his followers the
opening of new route for re-establishing
themselves in Nicaragua and the overturn-
ing of a Government hostile to their viewsin
Honduras and the substitution of friendly
one ia its stead.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-15
Working Right.

A correspondent of the National LHteltigen-
,~- writing on the 10th, from New York,
Gays
A deputation of six of the so-called Ma
tionaI democrats Of this city went to Rich
mond yesterday to attend the -Seceders'
Convention" They goto cooperate Wild tne
South In doing so they must be aware that
they help TO consummate an incurable split
In The party. The Douglas men say they may
be vanquished. but they will never surren-
der. The conservative men of all parties, In
view of the ultra ground taken by the ex-
tremes. are daily arriving at the conclusion
that there is but one safe course, and that is
to support Bell and Everett In their bands
the country will be safe, and the fires OF sec
tionalism will be extinguished. This is not
the mere suggestion Of Northern men,. Sa-
gacious Democrats from the South, now here,
admit that there can be no unity OF sentl-
ment at Baltimore, and that the breach in
the Democratic family is already too wide TO
he healed.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-15

Sr.LoUfs. June 13.-The indignation meet
inc Of the Democrats last night was ire
,,'sndous affair. several thousand being In at
Iapdance. Speeches denouncing in strong
terms the action Of Congress IN deprlFlng
Barrett of bis seat, were made by several
,1-o1ain.nt citizens from two stands. Reso-
iutiOns we're g4animously Psssed character tha
izing the decision of Congress IN the con
49, ,e.isd ELECTION case asunsuppnrted by facts at
variance with Justice. a tyranicel, unserupu-
ioas exercise of power in the majority IN con
te1npt Of the rights of minority; and a reck.
les. disregard of the rights OF the people OF
this district, and scornfuIly repelling the m
mutations tina. the election was carried 10y
fraud p-.,4. e.
Congress was read, and received "ltn ire
nendous applause
The Republicans also held meeting In
,.tifestion of the action Of Congress IN the
san1e case which was numerously attended.
RESOLUTIONS passed charging Barrett's cleo
ton result to fraud. and endorsing me decis-
ion of Congress in giving BLAIR ne sea.
mich Indignation and appreciation was mani
tested at both meetings.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-15

@-The Banner. of yesterday, contains a
notice of the address made last Tuesday
eveaine. before the graduating class of one
of the female schools of the city. We were,
unfortunately, denied the pleasure OF hearing
the address, but from other sources beside
the B4nner, we have heard its merits spoken
of in terms of warm commendation. The
subject was one in which the speaker felt
great interest. and we doubt not ne handled
il with the good taste and discrimination
which he generally brings to bear upon any
,,ostiou he discusses. There are few men
If any, in our midst more competent 10 point
ont the defeats of our educational institu-
,ions, and to suggest means OF improvement,
o,a we trust that the suggestions he made
an this oecasian will not be without fruit.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-15
Nashville Building Association.
SALE OF LOT.

PY virtue of mortgage deed, executed by James
ID Sloan TO tae Nashville Building Association,
which deed is of record the office Of the Register
Of davidson county, Tenn in book No. 20, page l67,
I shsn proceed to sell for cash, IN THE 18TH Day
OF JUNE 1860, the property described in said deed
and bounded follows: lying in the county OF Ia
wilson, Tennessee; near the West boundary Of The
city OF Nashville, and beginning al the Northwest
corner Of Rev b. Ferguson's lot the South
of Payne street, running thence westwsrdly along
Payne street lis feet 20 the OF alley the
first eastwardly OF said Sloan's residence, thence
right angles souihwarily 1oi feet 10 the back line
OF the ot thence eas t~ardly with the back line OF
said lot lis ecttp SAID Ferguson lot thence north
wardy with The line OF Fergason's lot 1oi = feet
the beginning, on which situated three double
frame buildings, being part If o conveyedto James
Sloan by Orviile Ewing, by deed registered Of
fee of the Register Of Davidson county in book No.
IS, page 100.
The title TO the above described property Is be-
heyed to be good, with right OF redemption waived,
but will convey such title is yeSied IL me by The
decd to the Nashville Building Association. Sale
the Courthouse door and within the usual hours.
slFfif CHARLES A. FULLER,
Nashville, June 6, 1S60-td Treasurer.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-15
FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE Is, 1861.
a.. .nh.cr,bers of the Nashville

Snbscribers to The Nashville Daily Meas
who have paid for the same IN advance WIN
he furnished with the PATHIoT until the eA-
p;ra,iou of the time for which they have paid
All who have not paid in advance wiz De
charged the regular rates of the PATRIOT iroNn
this date. We will centinue to seno Inc
P,7s,or 20 all the Subscribers of the Nt'rs
who were not already subscribers OF the
Patriot, unta we receive notice to oiscoh-
,fDue. City subscribers who desire The paper
discontinued will notify rs at once ne
c..,fusion incident to such trsnsie- may DIS
turb the regular delivery of papers for Few
DAYS. and such as may be omitted wall confer
q favor by leaving word at our office.
As. CAMP & co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-15
Tbs Rienmond Convention.

II would seem, from the following special
5esnatch to the Cincinnati Commercial, that
The Yancevites contemplate nominating
LANE, of Oregon, for the Presidency
RICHMOND, Va. June -.
The Convention has carefully avoided the
discussion of their points OF difference. The
Fire-Eaters will go to Baltimore, and demand
the re-opening of the Platform question. II
they are refused, they Will re-assempie at
p:obmnTri with all the recruits they can get,
affirm the equal rights of the South in the
Territories, claim to be the True Democracy
and nominate a candidate for the Presidency
Gen. JOE LANE, of Oregon. Will be their man.
They are in good spirits. ID. H.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-15
ALLEGHANY SPRINGS,
81 MILES FROM STA MS VILE DEPOT
Montgomery County, Va.

THE PROPRIET0RS having purchased this Wa
Il TERING PLACE in October last, have thorough
y repaired aud furnished il with entirely new FUR
Diture of the best and will open the re-
cepton of Visitors ON THE 18TH DAY OF JUNE
Ii wing increased accommodations, and male lib
eTal arrangements for the comfort of their que It's
they hatter themselves that but few IF any Water
ing Places will afford the same attractions as this
Ii is situated n the county of Montgomery, az
miles from SHA WSFILLE DEPOT, Eva. and Tenn.
K. on the banks of the Roanoke ris and is sur
rounded by some of the most beautiful and attrac-
tive scenery TO be found among the Mountains of
Virginia The Water has acquired such reputation
in tie last few years, that il IS unnecessary say
any thing in commentator Of il. 1t is now ccnsfd-
cred specific for the worst forms OF Dyspepsia AID
remedy Tor ali CutancCus Diseases, diserderetI
dItlons oil the stomach, Bowels and Liver, ard for
prostration of tie nervous system. We might ap-
pend number of certificates from Phi ysicaus and
Others acquainted tn Its merits and to these might
be added dd iatfHitum
Passengers will be met at ShawsvilIe by Four
Horse 0mnibusses, to convey them over 4 new road
to the Springs Persons leaving Baltimore Wash
in gton, Rich mond and Petersburg in the morning
arrive at the Springs the day; thor from the
South will find the veyaDce on the arrival
OF each train.
juneI4-d1m BOOTH, COLHOUN & CO.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-15
Nashville Building Association.
SALE OF LOTS.

DY virtue of a mortgage deed made to the Nash
y vile Building Association, by Archelaus Law
renee, which deed is of record IN the ONCE OF the
Register OF Davidson county, Tennessee, book No.
90, page s02, shall, on THE 10Th DAY OF JUNE,
1860 proceed sell FOR cash. the property described
IL said deed which is bounded follows: part of LOT
No. 1885, in the city OF Nashville begiuning alta point
the Hesi side OF Spruce eet 81 feet southwark
ly from Gay street, running thence southwardly 81
feet 10 the northwest corner OF lot conveyed IA
E Lawrence by John Campbell, thence at right an
giles para eiSwith Gay street 50 feet inches, 10 a
Stake thence at right anglesand parallel with Spruce
street 81 tect TO point 81 feet from Gay st. thence
at right angles and parallel with the second line 20
feet TO the beginning Also, other lot adjoining
the above, running back about 30 feet, beng the
same lot and premises conveyed TO A. Lawrence and
Z. Ii. Martin by Johu Campbell, by deed register
ed IN Regsts RS Office Of Davidson county in book No.
20 pages Sc and 81, being the same conveyed by Z.
Lawrence and G. Is. II. Martin 10 said A. lawrence,
by deed registered same Office IN book No. 20, pa
ges 101 and log.
The Title 10 the above described property is be-
eyed to be good with right Of redemption waived,
but will only convey such title yes ted me
by the deed referred 10 above Sale the Court
house door within the usual Eoars-
~ CHARLES A. FULLER,
Nashville, June 6, 1s6o-td Treasurer.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-15

AT late Republican meeting in st. Louis,
the following dispatch from Mr.. BLAIR, who
has been awarded BARRETr's seat in the IL.
of r., was read
WASHINGTON, June 18th, 1860.
/ intend to resign at the end of this ses-
SION. made this contest to expose the
frauds of the bogus Democracy, and restore
to the people the right OF electing their own
representatives.
Signed, F. p. BLAIR, Jr.
We venture to predict that if BLAIR really
appeals to the people the verdict will be
against him.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-15
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL
RraadxUav Naux York =.

yHyHES completed six years ago the 81 Nicholas
w was universally pronounced The most magnii-
cent, convenient and thoroughly OF ganized estab-
lishment OF the Kind this continent What ID
sumptaousness, and in the general elements of
fort and enjoyment. The Hotel has ACCOMMODATIONS
Tor 1o0a guests, including Ice complete suites Of
apartments FOR families Six hundred persons can
be comfortably Che tables OF three pub
lie dining and nothing that modern art has
devised for the enience and social qualification
OF the travelling public has been omitted in plan
is neglected in lis practical details. The early rep
utatioi Of the house at home and abroad. derived
from magnitude, its superb anpoinsmenfs and Its
homc5ike comforts and luxuries, has been enhanced
every year by the earied exerlans Of the prou<i
tors. IREADH Eli, MHITCSE1 = co