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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-21

TICKLE FRENCH BRIDE BEFORE THE TRI-
BuNAL.-The Civil Tribunal of Lyons has
just given decision in case of promise of
marriage Last March u M. Joachim and
Mile. Marie, in presence of their relatives and
friends, signed a contract of marriage before a
notary, and four days after the bans were
published in tho usual way. M. Joachim
made his intended various presents, such as
jewelry, gold watch, shawls, and dresses,
and took an apartment at 2000t year But
on the very eve of the day fixed for the we'd.
ding, Mile. Marie sent to inform M. Joachim
that she had changed her mind and declined to
marry him. All attempts to induce her to
change her mind proving fruitless, M. Joachim
sued the lady for the amount of expenses in.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-21

Cured, and for 2,O00f as an indemnity for his
loss in hiring an apartment which he no long
er required. The tribunal condemned the
lady to pay all the expenses and the amount
expended by NJ. Joachim in presents. but re.
jected the demand for 2,000f. indemnity, and
directed the parties to pay their own costs.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-21
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the place of ordinary mucilage, being vastly adj
hesive,
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N. B-A Brush accompanies each bottle Price Csc.
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Address
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Box No. $500 New York.
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regular for fsw days will at all times increase the
power and exbity of the voice. greatly improving its
tone compass and cearness for which purpose they
regularly used by many professional vocalists.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, N. Y.
Price rs cents per box.
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sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE

Putup for dealers in containing four, eight, and
twelve dozen-a beautiful Lithograph showcard accom-
panyng each package.
t1Y-A single bottle of SPALDLNG'S PREPARED
GLUE will save ten times its cost annually every
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and Furniture Dealers, Grocers and Fancy Stores.
Country merchants should make note of SPALDING's
PREPARED GLuE when making up their list. 1t will
stand any climate. deod&wly mis-
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The two Quadrie Bands known as "GoDp ARD 4 Az
DRcHs,' and ''ARBucKLE & PATz's." will remain the
same AS heretofore leach furnishing when required any
n9mher of pieces contained in the 0rchestra.l
Relieving that I'm Union there is Strength" our abl-
t and endeavors to please and patronage
bestowed, we respectfully offer our services to former
patrons, friends and the public -
EB All appy atoms and orders for the Orchestra Mil
ary and Quadrille Bands be addressed to boy
DEN'S EXCHANGE OFFICE, Worcester Mass"
II dI
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HENRY LAYING, M. d., PHYSICIAN &
IL SURGEON.-Onlco No. I Myrtle street, corner Of
Southbrldge street. Worcester Special attention given
Chronic Diseases Office hours to 10 q. me- 2 to and
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GECoND-HAND FURNITURE

Persons giving up housekeeping and wishing to sell
their Furniture for Cash. and have it removed without
further trouble, will find it to their advantage to call
PUTNAM 4. CLARK, raT
diff . No. l43 Main street.
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS AT
No. 143 Main Street.

We would call the attention of the public to large
stock of HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, which offer
at Reduced Prices. We have hand large stock OF
new and secondhand Furniture Feather Beds Mattress
es Curtains and Fixtures Crockery and Glass Ware, Ia
Bile Cutlery britannia and Silver Plated Ware, Cooking
Stoves, &C. that will sell at prices that cannot fail to
suit the most economical purchaser 4e
Also, lot of Eight Day and Thirty Hour CLOCKS,
that will warrant good time keepers and sell at less
price than be found any other in this city.
Also, fine lot of CAMEO PINS and Ear Drops Bosom
Studs Sleeve Buttons, and Gold Rings, 40 per cent less
than the usual prices Call and them Fancy Goods,
Pocket Cutlery Note and Letter Paper, Envelopes COT
ton Hosiery Suspenders Handkerchief, Cravats Capet
90 Consigninents Of all kinds Property solicited
Auction Sales, and Goods taken en- consignment ior
Private Sale. PUTNAM 1890 IN St...,
x,...- r,e diff
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PIANOS REPAIRED AND

<-vseAn=-c 1lANOS REPAlRED AND
Es1sg5Ezzll!33 TUNED by workmen who possess thor
" Y " Ough knowledge of their mechanism, and
~have been employed for many wears by
T. Gilbert Co., and Haet, Davis d Co., Finishing
Regulating and Tuning Instruments, at their Piano
Rooms, in Boston, Orders from the city country left
Mt our manuf Glory at the Music Stores OF Messrs
A. DOrman and A. w. sawyer, will receive prompt at
tention. TAYLOR & FARLEY,
Melodeon Makers and Piano Forte Dealers
Ut df 35 Main street.
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NEW FURNITURE WAREHOUSE.
Substantial and Elegant Furniture.

E.w VAIL late ofthe frm Of 4 q Partridge CO..
H. and spacious Warehouse, No Flaggs Build
i nnosite the Bay state House, Worcester and will
LIE XXX atenton to the Furniture business in all its
kranches and will keep constantly on hand well select
od stock substantial and elegant Furniture bought for
warrant the equal in style and finish to any sold in
Worcester County or the money will be refunded His
assortment will consist of rich and medium Drawing
Room, Parlor. Dining Room, and Chamber Furniture,
Looking Glasses in every variety of style and finish will
keep hand the best Live Geese Feathers pure cured
Horse Hair Mattresses, and all other kind Of Mattress
also, very desirable assortment OF elegant Window
Shades Fixtures &c all of the approved kinds OF
Spring Beds, and in fact every article Usually found r
aFurniture establishment. Furniture Of an descripfone
Upholstered to order in superior manner Do not fall 10
call and examine the stock before buying.
n29 dkwtf
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County Rights for Sale.
ala dam
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n E W G A S L I G H T
, 1860-10-29
Dr., NIAck at Loda.

lcoEretponoeo'e u '"s 1on. s ~ 4., a.,h ,sn
cr..,..,,oa % aasrcsscd 49, T .hc % c,t,.
a ~ n a- ,'aco ,ast evening mon The politi.
-, - a.. a,1- The f,e,ch, horse ,t
~ 'ss. . o,,aa u-,,,, a ,,rce and attcnt,ve
'ns uepo' "..' a"s. ns ,.;.,;n ti,s remembrance
aaae: ,..a. a.0 .at.,ars a ha1 the ,kc fcen heard
~ tue '1ss ~" .r.:.-..sa - u . most.r1v rnorner
uel'tu s,., NJ .;,gasoaaa ~ ,o.woen the nraat
tne ,;.a.s IIn "a 80 rar;ors fr,o,nenis If
nepuuisa .',.4 r.. ns1as.a.,o - @ M no+tv Frcrx sen.
.as.e .as ~ e.to-oa 1rHs rrcrnsnt With imnor-
tsnes sz-.,,a -. - oo,~;at,eh bo,ne tn t11. honest
~ .1%s,t - ,se 1n-;tv - tte Rcnn,,,,con nartv.
49, | ta,,,na ~ .~,tl, fearful and ovcrwhelmtnr eyI-
, 1860-10-29
The Ghost OF Barracks Street. New
0f1eans-A Horrible Discovery.

For some three weeks past there has been
considerable excitement among the negroes
who live In the nelghhoEhool Of Barracks
street, New Orleans, in consequence Of report
that the ghost Of q frcc-colored man, who
blew out his bruins In that locality, was in the
habit of occasionally emerging frum his late
residence aud indulsing in his midnight strolfs,
clad in yestments Of most unearth1y Wilderness.
Many negroes saw the ghost, and some had
even approached It, In which case they saw 1t
always sank slowly into the earth This story
Mt length spread among white people, and
there were not few who had satisfied their
curiosity By midnight visits to the locality aud
were ready to take oath that the ghost story
was no fabrication At length Il even obtained
credit with the police, md two night watch
men got their beats removed to othS1 Btrccts
from this one One Of these declared the ghost
to be orer te1 foot high, aud Of ghastly sisage.
This bad to be Investigated, as there could be
no Doubt but That there was some ground for
there stories, which attracted numbers Of peo-
pie on foot and In cabs, every midnight to
barracks street,. ono Of those matter-oEfact
mep in whosa minds the supernatural element
finds little room. He walked up to the ghost
the other night, and catching firm hold OF It,
discovered it to be poor old half crazy NO.
man who wandera out 0f her house at this
time with one Of ler white unde1shirts drawn
up over hcrhead% The mystery was fathomed,
and the locality has now lost all It's former in
tsTest,-MN Qfleqns BIZ, +:
, 1860-10-29

4 great mass meeting Of the Dell-EEerctt
party was held recently Mt Salisbury, North
Carolina, and in order to show the tone which
pcryadcd the speeches, wc extract from DEM
ocratic paper, the Salisbury Banner, the sub
Joined notice oft:
ave havc no hesitatiou-tn declaring that
better Black Republican doctrine could not be
desired by Lincoln himself, than We heard
preached here during ThurEday and Friday
last. The tone Of all the speeches was that Of
utter, unqualified, unmitigated submission to
Black Republican rule. The niger question
WIS liootcd ut Us a cause Of dissolution. Mr.
Boydcn declared, and he desired 1t to he pro-
claimed from the house tops and through the
newspapers, that he would accept the hum
tlcst office under Lincoln, and he also dcc}1r-
ed that 1t was folly TO talk Of dissolying the
Union to protect the niger! Governor More
head WINS Of the opinion that, because We had
negroes run on down South, we Ind no right
to complain Of Northern negro tkieycst Joe
Turner proclaimed himself a snbmisstouist,
Administration, could stand that Of Lincoln
whilst a{r. Badger or Governor Graham, NC
forRet which, denounced the administration OF
franklin Pierce as tho worst no ever did or
could hare, not excepting TINT Of Lincoln.
Loud threats of hanging Southern traitors
we're heard on al sides, but not word OF
menace to Northern traitors. nrepkinridge
Was most violently aseailed, and Douglas Was
applauded, whilst Lincoln was not even alluded
to in disparaging terms. The secession 0i
Alabama and South Carolina were the CHIEF
topics Of dcnunciatton, while tho notification
Of the fugitive slave LAW By Northern States
was not opce alluded to, The spirit Of the
speakers peUaded the erpFd pf their fol
lowers"
, 1860-10-29

the the frec-labor class. Florida and Lou
isiana were the very utmost to which the
Shareholders should have laid claim.
Those four States out Of which free-labor
las been dcfraudcd, possess the climnte Of
France and Italy, and are as salubrious anu
Us easily cultivated by white men, as those
fine countries. The holding Of slaves IN
kentucky, Tennessee, Missouri anu AsNan-
sas is crcat blunder in political economy,
a curse 10 material progress and unjus'iaa-
bic in every respect
We will not stop here TO consider the
wicked and treachepus attempt On the
part Of the Oligarchy, to seize the remaln-
inc portion Of tho French purchase, in vlo-
lation Of their own quit-claim and bond
given to the free-labor class, by the Missouri
Compromise Of 1920.
The next acquisition was Texas-;a vast
tract Of land large enough to make five
statcs like Illinois. The. climate and
soil Of the upper districts, embracing
thrcc.fourths Of. its area, arc adnli-
raLly adapted to frce-labor, stock
raising and grain-growing being tue
most profitable agricultural branches. How
much of this immense acquisition has
fallen to the share of free labor? Not an
acre. 1t is all covered over with the black
est and most barbarian slave code that dis
graccs the civilized world. This immense
territory, four-fiftls Of which was obtained
by the blood and treasure ofthe Free Labor
class, has been grasped by the avarlc'ous
slaye-brcedcrs. But this is not all. by
fraud and deceit they have fastened aslave
code on New Mexico-a territory 1lVc
times as large as New York. And they
made 4 terrible row m 1850 because they
were not allowed TO seize California. We
now find them threatening "to rend the
Union from turrct to foundation" unless
the twcnty-four millions Of free white ID
borcrs will surrender to them all the most
valuable portions Of the remaining terrific
RIGS! Tint is the present issue. That IS
| what all the noise and excitement is about
l
share. Free labor has been cheated and
robbed ofmuch of its fairest and finest right
| full domain. Submission to farther usurpa-
ton Of the horsc-lecches, would be crime
against posterity as we'll as a premium on
| fraud aud aggression. The point Of cndr-
rance has been passed and the thing must
be stopped. The Shareholders "blood and
treas1,ren claim has been amply satisfied
long, long, ago. All the public domain re-
mainine will not half discharge the cquita-
bic requirements Of the free labor class:
Our side Of the house has been swindled
long enough. The onc-thrteenth Of the
whites have dominccred over the other
twelye-thirtecnlhs quite sufficiently. The
majority have some rights which the mi
nority will he compelled to respect. And
if that is treason, we say to the fire-cateFs
make the most oft
, 1860-10-29
New Western Patents.

Patents were Issued to the following inyen-
tors during the week ending Tuesday, Octo-
ber 10th:
Joshua E. Ambrose, Of Batavia, Ill; for I'm
proyemcnt in lamps.
James Bain and Samuel c. Brown, Of Rich
mond, Ind; for improvement in dove-tailing
machines.
a. r.. Cassel, Of Nataga, Ill; for improve
ment In shrinking sieve.
mosa, Iowa; for improvement In tanning.
Ezekiel Guile, Of Wayerly, Mo-; forfmproyc-
ment in hemp breaks
Gustayus Reinwort, Of Albion, Ill; for I'M
proyement In uterine supporters.
Salem T. Lamb, Of New Washington, Ind. ;
for improvement in washing machines.
D. 8auier, Jr., and E. A. Preston, Of Battle
Creek, Mich; for improvement In grain
welshing machines.
William H. Tambling, Of Berlin, Wis; for
improved bcal bottoms,
b. c. Teller, Of Beaver Dam, Wis; for iu-
proyement in sewing machines.
, 1860-10-29

rnrc,se MINNESOTA ORGAN.
The articlc which we print this morning
Irom the st. Paul Pioneer and Democrat
lie leading orgnn Of Mr.. DOUGLAS IN Min
rcsota-cannot fail TO attract much attcn-
tion. That journal believes that The recent
f,ate elections hare settled the Presidential
contest, by assuring tie election Of AnisA-
TAM L1Sco1S. Itadmits that Mr.. DOUGLAS
il not in tie fight al nil, and TINT the only
question ut issue is whether the power and
influence Of the federal. government shall
be yielded for the establishment Of Slavery
in the Territories, OF for the establishment
Of Freedom. This being the casc, the f1o-
7,exr and Democrat more than intimatcs that
il is the duty Of Douglas men, who prefer
the latter to the former, to vote Tor ali.
LINCOLN. The South, it says, will vote
solidly for BnEck1NnDaE; and it asserts
that if northern men arc true to their in
stincts, they will give LINCOLN more than
a million ,najority Of the popular vote Of
The country.
This advice is substantially the same rs
That given ly lis to our DOUGLAS friends
even since the election Of 1EcoLS was as
sured ,,y the result in Pennsylvania and In
diana. 1t must commend itselfto the good
sense and TO the patriotism Of every honest
man among them. By pcrsisting in voting
for Douglas they practically disfFapchise
themselves, or, if their votes tell upon the
result ut all, it will only be to in-
crease the chances Of Breckenridge or
Lane, In conjunction with the Pioneer
and Democrat VIC once more appeal to
those whose first choice is no longer in the
fight, to I've true 10 their instincts, and vote
on the side Of freedom. Not, as " elave re-
7,eatedly said bcforc-not because their votes
will be necessary 10 elect Mr: LINCOLN
far his defcat is no longer possibility
but that lis victory may be 60 ovcrwhelm'
inc and complete us 10 put final qnietus
upon the dogma Of Intervention in bchal'
of Slavery. Let our Douglas friends read
aud ponder the advice Of Mr.. DOUGLAS
Minnesota orran.
, 1860-10-29

speaks on Saturday, and go VIC go-three
speeches in week, and the whole community
vigilance committee for the great cause OF
Lincoln aud liberty, and victory is Inscribed
upon nil our banners. 4. D. FOSTER.
P. S.-Atter the speech, DR.. Mack was sere-
naded by m enthusiastic company Of Germans,
Mt the residence Of A. Goodell, when he give
them another speech. r. D.. F.
, 1860-10-29

They sti1l occasionally burn flavc at the
South. A letter to the editor Of the Columbus
(aa) Enquirer, dated Tuskcgee, Ala, Oct. Q,
says, referring to crime, the nature Of which
Was not stated:
"The boy, belonging to Maj. Cockey Of this
county, xas nErestcd to-day. large number
fenced hin, I'd Gs{ore 81 he % sun. @ set he be va. was
burned to ashes. a ho7id death, surely, but
his crime WIS Buch that no mercy could be
shown. No Judge prcsided, no Juiy was en-
paunclcd BE was burned about seycu mile
north Of Tuskegee, near Gen. Gums planta-
ton: hoa NC p1ns1'dent aa'd 7; 6nt ;asst though
think Of It,"
, 1860-10-29

Young Green, who was implicated By OFT in
the recent hoHid tragedy at Delevan, was ex-
alnined on Wednesday evening, before Justices
Tacabcry and Turner, at Pekin. The only Wit
HES against Green was OFT himself liz told
cool, plausible story, stating that Green went
into Orcndorfi7s house and committed the mur-
der, while he {Ott) remainad outside, and was
not aware of what had been done until the
next morning
The defence introduced the father, mother,
brother and brother-ln-law Of Green, whose
testimony was sufficient to show that on the
day Of the murder Green was not absent from
home any length Of time-not nearly enough
required for deeds like those committed. An
other fact before the magistrates vas that the
tracks Of two persons were found about the
premises Of 0rcndortf after the murder
the tracks Of one compare in sHe and peculi-
aTity with those made by Ott, while the othera
could not have been made by Green After
bearing both sides the magistrates deemed 1t
Proper to order Green's discharge.
There were stories aaoat that articles be
longing to the family of OrcndorT were found
en- Green when arrested, but such was not the
case. There WINS nothing tending to cast sus
Iicion on him, except The allegation Of OFT
aud the fact that the two had been on terms o'
Intimacy, and that OFT was with Green before
and after the murders. The general opinion
seems to be that Green Is innocent, but thai
ott is ticnd in human form.
, 1860-10-29

Correspondence OF the Chicago Tribunc.]
GRANVILLE. White Co.. Oct, 10. 13Gf

Correspondence OF the Chicago Ifabunc.j
GRATrrLLE. White Co.. Oct. ~ 1850.
Put down Grayyille hcnceforth as growing
Republican town. The changes to Republican.
ism effected hcrcabout are indeed wonderful
Just look at It: four years ago Mr. Sidney
Spring mud one other citizen were the only
supporters Of Fremont. Last night com1'a-
NJ Of owe. forty Widc-Awakcs were out with
lighted torches, parading the streets in honor
Of the speakers Of tho day and evening,
Mcssrs. Olncy and julian kune Of your city.
The former gentleman had joint discussion
with Judge Haynie on tho political Issues Of
tho day, at l o'clock p. m., while Mr. Julian
Kunc spoke in The evening to very large and
enthusiastic crowd.
, 1860-10-29
WlNe on LecomptQuf4Fn.
Here is what Gov. Wise said. In his last
6nt.ach ntnuf tho JeccnoptoD auyn,1]o-

Here is what Gov. Wise said, in his last
speech, about the Lecompton swindle:
This device, tl4is Infamous Lecompton fraud,
Gu aningly soncoeted at Washington, was cnl-
played to rusl, slasery-to prccipitatc your in
tcrests and mine. your honor and minc-on the
very bosses Of the buck1er of Popular SoyeE-
eighty: When "strict and equal Justice WAS
til: only motto, even Of expcdiency, left for
our security, It was attempted, per t1saus ntfas
to impose OH state sovereignty itself the dicta-
tion Of force fraudulently devised, and fraud
most violently executed. Northern men were
told that the South would permit them to vote
fos, but not against, a proposed form Of State
Constitution; aud Southern men were en-
trapped into the scheme Of rendering Slavery
the only Institution which Congressional inter-
yention against non-interyention should permit
to he prescribed at the polls. For the sake Of
subJccting Slavery nn.l Slavery alone, to un-
friendly discrimination, Southern men were
taught to forget even the wisdom Of the cock
in Esop's fable That cock did hare the sense
to say to the horse, "1f you won't tread on my
toes won't tread on yours" But our cock
WIS taught acockadoodfedoo strain ofunp1inci-
pied arrogance taught to scratch tho iron
stod loof Of Anti-Slavery sentiment, to pro-
woke aggression By aggression, to clamor for
the game Of " hardest fend off, by fair means
or foul. People at the South asked each 9th
e." is this Southern policy?n People at the
North nsked each other, "1s this Southern
justice :" Slavery was made to stink in the
nostrils Of the people Of Kansas the justice Of
olir position, the morale Of our organization,
was sacrificed, and onr friends at the North
were estEanged, dishcartcned, crushed, rem
dered powcrless for our aid, and easy victims
Of persecution directed against our welfare
and dignity,
, 1860-10-29

"a Germnu girl, aged u years, while play-
Ing at the Decatur depot in this State, fell In
front Of u chr, which passed oyerher neck, kill
ing her instantly,