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purse of nearly $1,000, to be used as the men
and their officers might choose, either for the
support of their families, or in their quarter
masters department. Messrs. Isaac Davis,
Harrison Bliss, Hugh Doherty, and Rev. John
Boyce who contributed $50 each, and Messrs.
Stephen Salisbury, VIM b. Fox, George
Crompton, and d. II. O'Neil, who gave S25
each, were among the leading contributors.
The presentation was made by his honor
Mayor Davis, who briefly addressed the COM
pany, complimenting them on the promptness
with which they had responded TO the call of
duty. He hoped they would emulate the he
roism and bravery of that son of an Irishman,
Andrew jackson, and cover themselves in SO
doing with honor and glory. When the pro-
longed cheering subsidized, Capt. McConville
briefly returned thanks in behalf of Company
c to tile donors, assuring them that the sum
should be scrupulously used for the welfare of
the men under his command, without regard
to rank.
Lieut.. E. A. Hardness, of the City Guards,
book keeper in the employ of G. A. Harring-
ton & Co.. was presented by his employers,
previous to leaving, with a revolver and $50
in gold, and his place is to be kept open for
him. Lieut.. Hardness also received an ele-
giant silver mounted revolver from the board
of engineers of the fire department, of which
he is clerk also pistol and $50 in money
from Yankee engine company No. 8, of which
he was lately first assistant foreman.
VIM A. Smith, Esq, presented revolvers
to a number of his personal friends, members
of the City Guards. Some of the leading
citizens of Webster presented to the three
members of the Holden Rifles who came from
Webster, Isaac T. Hooton, Charles N. Shum-
way and L. d. Clemens, a purse of 500
each.
C. Irish, an overseer of the Cords Mills, in
Millbury, who marched with company c ofthe
rifle battalion, was presented with revolver
and dirk by his fellow operatives, justsbefore
leaving for the war.
The armory of the Emmett Guards was
the scene of most interesting exercises during
the afternoon. They were visited there by
Rev. Messrs. Boyce and O'Reilly, each Of
whom offered prayers for their success. and
addressed them in the kindest and most pater
nal manner. The former trusted they would
do their duty manfuly, so that they could look
him in the face like men when they returned,
or not return at all that they would rather
perish on the battle field than prove recreant
to their country and their honor. The Guards
gave their spiritual advisers three hearty
| nhoars and q sffiUer - and b1dn them adipu
with most cheerful and happy feelings.
The battalion left at ten O'Clock by the reg.
ular mail train. Thousands of people throng-
ed the streets on the route, filling the air with
applause while the troops were marching to
the depot at Washington Square. In and
around the station great multitude prolonged
the expression of their enthusiasm till the cars
passed out of sight, bearing the troops on their
great mission.
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,,,, WORCESTER, April 10, 1861
Ihsls TO certify that T. Nugent, not passing inspec-
ton and therefore being unfit service has this ay
received an honorable dis barge '
copy. NJ. S. MCCONYILLE Captain E. G.
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L;laies who have read the news requested to
real Bryants advertisements If they want cheap goods
apl9 DIST
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Greeicy's Patent Pants, very great improyi
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-22

Diseases of WOmen.-Dr MATTIsoN attcnds ex
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Special Diseases of WOMEN, at his REMEDIAL IN
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Coughs.-The sudden changes OF our cIImafe are
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the Cold Cough or Irritation of the Throat be ever SO
slight as by this precaution serious attack NAV
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Fey, mr. Van Dyke. i,
[Ftom the Y. T. Gorrnspqn4enee Of the Buffalo
Commercial AdFc1ti6c..i

The Rev. Mr. Van Dyke, the Brooklyn
preacher, who last fall pecked the shell Of OBJ
security and emerged into unenviable notoriety
as dIciple Of that peculiar Christian faith
which makes conscience subseryient to cotton,
and teaches that American slavery is q God
ordained and Reaven sanctioned Institution,
because that the old Jews owned oxen, asses
and paupers, has just returned from visit to
his co-relig1onfsts In Charleston, 8. c., whittier
hq went at the instance Of certain cotton
mouths here, who thought that perhaps q
preacher Of the gospel, who had done so much
tated, dyEpeptic Northern Democracy, might
be. Of service In. helping them {the cotton
mouths} to retain their Southern custom, if
not to prevent national bust-np. But the
Rev, gentleman has returned with his religio-
commercial mission unsuccessful-his Talun-
ble time, and bis eMployers' money, spent for
nought. Though he preached in Charleston,
and told his Southern friends that the Eew
Yolk merchants and Northern Democrats were
Us sound as nuts on the slavery goose though
he ei}iustratel to them that 0 certain class Of
Northern preachers could dive deeper, stay
under longer. and coma up mn4dter from the
slavery extension puddle Than any otheF class
Northern Christfnns, ant, merchants, md poll
ticians sof the pink-eya CLASSY would turn
blood hound, niggcr catcher, or anything else,
Tor the sake Of custom; he failed 10 convince
them it wac best to stay in the Union. =. -
However, his visits South, five are to be-
lleve the reports in the Southern papera, has
been all that man of his yanltfng ambition
could desire He has been toasted aud fta2ted
and fcted and nattered he has been waited
upon by committees Of corporations, societies
aud churches has been ilritad to preach aud
lecture and 'smile'' and stake suthip," :" and to
accept ell tho many little kindneases which
friend is apt to offer friend, especially when
the. accepting friend has secured tue others
love, by prostitnting himself, bis religion, hia
morals, Ills conscience, and al that makes the
man, to the base passions and enpidity Of the
Other. understand that Mr. Van Dyke pur-
Brooklyn, and pitch itlf tent among the pa'
triarchs OF the South. -.
, 1861-03-23

The Augusta (Ga.3 t7,peiole 'eays: !" Some
Of the peoplc Of South Carolina appear to be
1.tune: .stck Of seuarate, state secession and
fresed leans, and are moving nom Tie State
:-stn s+,o.,,.,1s h.z+s rsfets,. sFsy, fott1r
.ad p1rns x,st,, the,r fam,1ics th,-+rf,r -
-. .-.,,v bov.es ..oon. .a,.;soas r.,
80 s5-,rd; m .;t,a Ad;n,1,, ia b-ar,1,,t -,
r., n ,,a1v borna n,a;r ~ 49,, ~
et Wy ~" ~" - -. ~ N 'utn W
, 1861-03-23


Correspondence Of the Chicago Tribunc.]
The excitement about Fort Sumter con-
tinues Anabated out this way, and every mail
Is awaited With about rs much anxiety as dur
ing e election times" We hope that this days
mail will settle the business, md in such way
as will satisfy the Republicans who voted for
Abraham Lincoln that he has not swcrved
hairs breadth from the line Of duty. sr: :,
The Rporser Of yesterday contains m official
statement Of the condition Of the State Bank
OF Iowa, On the 4th inst. There are nov four
teen branches, the fourteenth being that ut
Council Bluf1s, and which now appears for the
first time, believe, in the t'consoldated state,
ment.";; The circulation Of Ill the branches is
s651 $50. Tho loans and discounts are Il ,247,-
e56.7o. Specie on hand, besides safety fund"
1870, ,s19.4S Tho branch having the largest
circulation is Ut Fort Madison, but the Bur.
lington branch undoubtedly does the largest
hnslness. The State Bank Of Iowa is consider
uble Of IN institution already, hut twice as
many branches are needed before It will -ho
nblc to crush out the circulation Of tt cata, !"
entirely. -:
From . Fort Dodge paper / happened to
pick up yesterday, T learn that two. trappers,
by: lha name Of Leighton, or Layton, werc 70
Gently frozen to death along the banks Of the
Little Sioux river, In the western part Of the
State. They are said to have been residents of
Illinois,
Our municipal election will take p1nce
| shortly. Unless tho Democracy run in pro.
! slHYrry ttnvavr1. &rainsr nm us Ue wifi whale
, 1861-03-23
Nicholas Bottom Douglas. :

The Washington correspondent OF the N. Y.
Times thus refers to Douglass recent bluster
in the Senate;
In this connection; 1 viii al1ude to the re-
cent belligeFent spirit on the part Of Mr.. Doug
las; and / cannot fail to remark TINT haTo
never known him to assume the airs Of the
game cock, except when brought into COLI
sion with the class Of Northern men who are
known to be averse to daeling. I have heard
him time and again heap the foulest and coars,
est epithets upon Northern Senators, whose
pacific principles were well known; but never
did he apply an ePithet to q man from the
South side Of Mason aud Dixon's line. Mr.
Douglas may datter himself that this singul
fact has escaped obseryation; but If 50 be Is
sadly mistaken. He may have been logically
severe upon Jefferson Davis, on one occasion,
Is he was was recently upon Wigfll; but ID
neither case, nor in any case, did he ever ap-
ply an epithet to one Of the ''Chiyalry." Tie
singulaIity of this fact Is rather: enhanced than
otherwise By the well.known circumstance
that no Northern Senator ever assailed him
with abuse, while from the Southern: members
of the body he has been baited and badgeEed
without mercy and! without stint. The CON
c1usion is inevitable when these things are
brought into review that the animal which
roa1ed from under the lion's skin On Friday
last, If not an ass, was at any rate not l!on-
Eqt NJ: Douglas should remember the GU
that even to appear lion among ladies' ID .
most dreadful thing, +" for there IS not Q more
fearful wild fowl than your lion" His friends
should have an1tounced In q apro1ogue that he
was not lion. The gallant Bottom insisted
that, to save, consequences, the pretended lion
!, should show half his face, and that his Name
should be given to convince the ladies' that it
was only Snug the Joiner, and no lion. Shame
on the Illinois Senator, that he was less care
fhl for the ladies than honest Bottom the
weaver. -~;- :.s~' =,