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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-04-13
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Jean Cazesu y per1sens ale4andfjo IN s3l
J J. Com ,au aud esat5ti Eoabirre Derogena n
e%auifie. No. S26.
~ YEefU De apnN nr1res eie a Ia. = moi attease
S4.l',un sia aA II snare 10 Jean Cazraa No sat Vi,
4aT oaene At'zaparje u i. 4 tnmrau ct ptre a4os
faa- fatFatre ie G. oubiefe NJ SO v perogtue
4lesanarie toes "ux tafes 10 ~ a.ars 1851 par Ia
oaus do xiene trtt dams 1t pour Ia Pafai-se i'ib
erqfllc e5at de- Il lralsiarP II .-tta oF-ft YaHte
puhi ue ST rla a'irlat It derpep enahertiS4euf
Ia nl4sun d. tnur ~ Ia fafuisse Quest Eaten Ee3ze
Sau,edi, le 4ne lar de Mai, 1861,
a Ii hcuGe< a II Ia pr"ppete suvAnte sagpir c.
IT. bot u, 3 daus le qa're So 3 nesu ant sotxabte
pi. ds de- f5c- sr cent sags De pfoopieur sttue
'l4n@ moEtts,n,iilr eg eetr prniaae, pour payer q
satisfa re-, res dltz "-dres i exrGutinu5
gar ualttot,s DE- Is yeutef~-i umptnnt.
WI. WRITE,
,J1leat Rafen Ruaqe Mars 30 ts6t 6hcJis
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-04-13
aHINA, snElNA,s

yKTF haze just oreaei nsw : nj Double Herrel
w et Shot Guns which know viii sus., hotf
- u quality sud price.
LARGETRR If LAypUE
sa.27tf Cor, lafayette s fiorida sta
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-04-13
Knitting and Sewing Machines
Licensed .naor n"sve's Patent, isae.
WHEELER < WILSON,
GROVER Il BAKER,
I NJ SINGER g. co.

J. vi 81 SpESh " IL,
FrdtY GfARhN4fEn ~ re RIGHTS, rrTtE. AND uTiIrY.
I WOULD mort respectfully call The attention oF
l. planters snt fhe public generally 20 nv very
tHHSye anil vtIlel Assortment Of tho ab0y" labor
saving macbinns
IN tlls prssspting nyself 10 the public beg
itaFe to state hat mt Agent for any part
uia- machine 5Bef oitg,tsr bHt et them s,and ID hei
owu merits and If any machine doe not prove TO be
money will bs returned Parties Irving a. dst9nge
sewing and Knitting fent By NAL, with prices
attecltcds
In aendtpg Tor saripies Of sewing state the kind of
wotk fte machine particularly rsq"red to Do. also
the kin Gf stitoh prefsrrpd---Shutae Game both
sijs2} ~ 1frGvsr u Baket'. sttteh.
n B. All kinds pf sewing Machines repaired,
cisanri and atl sted Wy personal attsntton w,ll
ba given t. tht 5eane or he business. Necliea tuf
the foR pz Maelqees constantly on hand
WILSON n SMITHS
BaRTHOLF MACHINE,
WHEELER II WILSON,
GROVER y BAKER,
I. N. SINGER,& CO,
ScgVtLE & GO0DELL,
pARNENTER Il BOOTH,
FLANER " ANGER.
RAYMOND MACHINE
FOREST CITY MACHINE
BARTLETT'S NOVELTY do
.slao hschIns aai Sitt fod1a II the best quality
gs~ Time AMI Sight Drafts tnen sew 0rleeus
JOHN VI. TRACY, :;
4.t % IA Baton Rouge In
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-04-13

The annual Course of Lectures in th4 de-
partmpnt will commence OF MONDAY. No
eer,her r. 1850, and will temitate in the
ensuing March
JAMES JONES, W. D, Professor Of Prac.
tice ot Medicine
S. L RIDnELI.. VI D Professor Or Chemis-
try
WARREN STONE, 81 ~, Professor of Sur.
gerry.
! u GENAs. n. d, Professor Of obste.
tFtes.
GUsrAVUs A. MOTT, VI. D, Professor Of
Nateris Nedica
I. G. RICHARDSON, NJ D., Professor Of
AnotenY
l.. N. LAWSON, Professor u Clinical Me-
dicioe
THOMAS HUNT. NJ. ~, Professor of Ply
siolrgY and PhatboIogy
s b CHAILrF. VI D. n..t ,.at,,...
w C. NICHOLS, " d, s2'''' - 'A'''s'''} z
'lhs Rnors for Dissectng will abe open
the second Monday W October
The Faculty are Visiting PHYSICIANS and
Surgeons Of the Charity Hospital
The Students accompany the Professors in
their VISITS and free Of expense, enjoy ex-
traordinary ~ ctical advantages
Preliminary 10 the Course. Lectures viii
he delivered daily ID the Amphtheatfa al
the Hosp,a! from the Isl ctoher, on CIin.
cal We'd cine and Surgery and other objects,
without ang ctarg" tn StUdebts,
THOMAS HUNT, W. p, Dean.
ng~ The Administration Of the Charity
Hospital etec apnuaIiy, IN April fourteen
Resident Students, who are maintained bY
The intitution, Sept lst ls6r
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-04-13
FngH h, Ere eh & Amor can Watches.

je,elry Diamonds, CIoei@ Stlcsytoare F.a1sos ec.,
that 90 q he found in the South out of Sew 0flsans
We III tend 10 sell cheap the cheapsa&, and var
rant our goods he ,ghat represent tasm, the
peuey shall he refunded
Gr FaAyuN. FENDLeH Of the above arn, IS veil
knewn throughout Southwestern Louisiana q
dt aler in lewelFy FOR many year past ae teasts-
,sag that he has esIltet ted himself permanently IN
eaten Rouge that his old tsiqris and patrons wtll
rat forget Ills establishment but cali and examine
his new STOCK Of Rne goods whenever thsy visit the
cisg, ,,..,.,,-.
WatCt makers and awslers.
Tnlrd street onp. Branch STATE bank,
nov ldz44 Baton Reugp Ia
Worcester daily spy., 1861-01-01

Sir James Clarke's Female PIns.-This wei i
known medicine is no imposition, bnt sure and safe
remedy for Female Difficulties and DISTINCTIONS ,m
any cause whateyeri and although powerful remedy
contains nothing hurtfal to the constitution 10 mar
red ladies' it is peculiarly suited II will in short time
bring on the monthly period with regularity
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue ight exeron paipta
tion of the Heart Mysteries Whites these pills will
effect cure when all other means have failed and al
though powerful remedy do not contain iron calomel
ntnony, or anything hurtfal to the constitution
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved
For full particulars, get pamphlet free of the agent
N B-$l and 6postage stamps enclosed to any author
lied agent will insure bottle containing over 50 psbv
return mail.
sold by BUSH & CO., and all Druggists
az deOd&we0wlln
Worcester daily spy., 1861-01-01
CITY AND COUNTY
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS.
the Stntn L1innfic unsnital in NYnrcesfnr Gr III q
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BARoMETgR,


land was yesterday given to the jury, who
are now out. The case of Elisha Freeman &
Co. VS.. S. c. Buell. ct ais. was then taken up
and is now on trial. This is an action to recover
pay for lightning rods, SC, 10 the value OF
s2Ss, alleged to be sold by plaintiff, to the
defendants. The defence is, that 0. P. Shat.
tuck and NJ G. Morse, two of the defendants,
never bought the goods, but that the other de-
fendant, Buell., contracted for them on his own
account Rice and Washburn for plaintiff,
Nelson and Very for defendants.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-01-01

mayor to pefition tFa f9l,I4, - "
SAGE of an act conferrinS nnS, tLo ci+r q,
ernment the reouisile authorMv to ;ntrodn,1
water from This source SbouIa Ills antbori.
tv be Obtained. il wouId. in NV Hudoement he
the wisest course TO erect dam. md fill the
proposed reservoir the year before LAYING the
nine This couId no done at a small avnense
and would test the accuracy of the measure
mems as wen as tne qualify oI tne water aIter
,bat tl'e ,rraot dan1an5 ''s'I,, .ie
and the information = Aconired in refer.
ence to this, as SOU Hply, would JUS
NY rh;s tHe a. auop.iT.l ~. ~ u = a.
dificuties against s,overnment % m has has
been forced to cor.eis r'the SOURCES whence
these difficulties have sgFdng. That there have
% peeil soine disturbances NJ 'ue peace Is rue
and alarms of fire havs Aeen freonant d1r;na
the year, and we cannot aarHHk|l too much praise
to the board OF enginee er members
el e. t.e iIe uepurllleiit' 1hipt ana Ell,
their dnties rendered don5v r1erous bv this
rampant spirit of malice and mischief. But
we console ourselves with the reflection that
to narnovitios S',e aMd upom ~ eiuGdnee' only
| fetal station, and that those who endeavor n
discharge their duty most faithfully, are not
always most exempt thereirom. In taking my
Of raonent Cv 10" t, oI s M
most cordially wish YOU all other happiness
and prosperity in the various walks and oecu.
paliohs OF lie wDlch you have chosen TOR your
'''e VI '''""NS was "'so eAteiueu 10 'he
' I,'tn, osy ue"su''' anu I'y messenger
-. - .1e I,' na.' n @''i',' '"ey ii'u u,S
e"]is. '"ei o""e'' i'en"iAS oo'i.henu"
sa' 're D"'ii'e " @"'I' '''ese anu o''ier
" NV ei'' ii'O uiS0N''iseu ''ieir uuty
Worcester daily spy., 1861-01-01

eta4lg tier wandering nley ISSUE srs home
en- after the ever memorable and glorious as
sertion, by our beloved South Carolina, of her
sovereignty, and the thrice happy deliyerance
OF her sons and daughters from the CALLING
and debasing thraldom of northern fanaticism,
treason, and infidelity."
The legislature of Pennsylvania assemblies
to-day Tuesday,. 1t is confidently stated
that zone Of the first acts of the government
will be an appropriation OF from one to five
millions OF dollars, and one hundred thousand
men, armed and equipped, TO aid the federal
government in the preservation of the Union.
1t is believed by Governor Curtin that nearly
all the other northern states will follow this
example"
Worcester daily spy., 1861-01-01

Fire IN SoUrHBoRo' The shoe manufac.
~ of Enos King in Southboro', was burned
the ground early Monday morning. 1t was
opposed to have been caused by an incen.
|Iary as there had been no fire on the prem
Ies for some time previous. The building
|elonged to parties in Boston.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-01-01

The BOOK OF ALI Others that should beread bv
men with damaged and broken-down constitutions Is
HUMAN FRA1LIY, or PHYSIOLOGICAT RE.
sEAkGHES. It is beautifully illustrated, and treats
nutey Of all the symptoms resulting from the frailties
and ytating habits early youth incapactatinp The
victim from sharing the fruifon of the matrimonial state
aud, II not checked in time, degenerating ali the ne
tons Of manhood, and bringing him step by step to
lingering and untmtly DEATH Price rs cents sent fee
everywhere receipt of postage stamps to the
Sold Sold By & the @ 9athor DR. H A BARROW l94 Bleecker st.
MASON, l67 Broad street. Providence r. t.. General
Agent d3m+ 49, - AZ
Worcester daily spy., 1861-01-01

CITIES IN THE UNITED STATEs.-The fol-
lowing table shows the population of thirty
five of the principal cities of the United
States, by the census of 1860, also the popula
tion i'll 1850, the actual increase from 1850 to
1860, and the percentage OF increase. The
figures for the census of 1860 are obtained
from various sources, and may be slightly
changed by the official reports, though it is
probable they are generally correct -
Worcester daily spy., 1861-01-01

Time the True Test, Experiences the
BESl GUlDE-An Old Standard Remedy. For Coughs
Colds and Consumption, and all Pulmonary Complains
use the VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAAl which
mas maintained its high reputation for nearly JoTfv
years, and is recommended by many of the most ESi-
HEST @ PHYSICIANS AND GENTLEMEN in the country among
LYMAN Beechcr, New York; the late Prof Leonard
Woods, Andever Theological Seminary; L ?. Thomp
SON. former Secretary of STATE VT Drs. Merrill Perry
Abel, Parker, Berry, and many others bv the Press
and the largest and Oldest dealers in drugs and mea
eincs in the United States and Canada ~
Prce,Small sze 80 cents; Large size 81 Re earef,1
70 get ne genuine which is prepared only by REED
CUTLER d CO. Boston. and sold by dealers eeneraIIv'
MI deod6m '
Worcester daily spy., 1861-01-01

S. OF TAT meeting of Rainbow division
No. III, Sons of Temperance, last evening,
the following officers were duly elected for
the ensuing quarter For W. p, John Nc
Combe; W. A., Charles Ballard; r, s., Geo.
f. Penniman; A. R. s., E. Tucker; F. s.,
George E. Stearns T., Jos. Long chaplain,
C. Il. Simmons c., G. w. Sheldon; A. c.,
John Nichols; !. s., John Regan; o. S.,
VIM. II. Andrews; F. w. p, Henry Winn ;
trustees-A. s. Coffin, VIM. Mecorney, and
George Z. Thompson.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-01-01


ie general court of Massachusetts will as.
sen4 4Dle tomorrow, and the Inauguration o.
JoHS A. ANDREW, governor elect, will prob
abls take place on the day following when his
address will also be delivered. 1t is expected
that both branches will then adjourn till Sat
urday for "the more suitable observance of the
national and state fast" The annual discourse
before the members of the legislature will be
delivered in the Old South church, by Rev.
Austin Phelps, d. d., of Andover The pre-.
Eminary caucuses for the nomination of offic
y r|rs of the two branches are called for this
!. esday) evening. Wepresent below sketches
fr-seports which will be at an early day
led to the legislature, condensed from
bston Post -:
b LIQUOR CoAMIssIoN.-Edward f.
commissioner, plesents his first annual
During the year he had kept on hand
ferent kinds OF liquors and wines, valued
900. To protect himself from unjust
lAlion, and to satisfy persons dealing with
Nh, he had caused each lot of liquor 10 be
rs,ered, and numbered sample preserved
,fh. record of every transaction. Only 259
4. and towns have made their purchases
agent. Others have disregarded the
- 4 ! together. He recommends that in such
a town agent, on the application OF
vosers OF the town. The sales
ths ending October 1st amount
n N hye per cent. commissions
"a - sl1l,1S0 32 The com
N of the Commissioner for the ten
amounted tM sl65S 6s, without
harging interest on ital or waste in re-
cking.
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL FC&FdRLs--The fifth
nal report of the trustees of this institu-
shows that 2I0 girls have been admitted
Fas inaugurated, of whom "a have lett
tuition. Of these 66 were indentured,
AQfA1e and were discharged, were
1spital or amshouse, were re
al, y a kpds, absconded, and died OF
& A. the school, 6S are known to be
fAt well, doubtful, were sent
d almshouse, returned to the
either absconded, returned
or died There are now in
<4< -, and the average for the
enbm very large part were
4 III parentage. The expenses of
5s%e ilsIlIdtlSh for the year were Sl4 600 The
,erintendent speaks hopefully OF the moral
G1ences of the school, and many cases are
Is show the wonderful improvement ex-
~ BY the inmates in their personal habits
Apciations.
1ZKsHoUsEs.-The state almshouse
had at the commencement of
.o inmates; admitted during the
whom 81 were born in the
whole number of inmates, 972
,eland, z9l in Massachusetts,
" OF foreign parents. The
= the institution was 147
2orting the inmates
which covers all the
H. M The alLishouse
Worcester daily spy., 1861-01-01

PoLIcE CoURT-On Monday, Alexander
+. Hemenway, a colered barber, for assault
and battery on brother barber, VIM. Per.
Lins, in the shop of the latter, on Mechanic
street, was fined SIS and costs
Worcester daily spy., 1861-01-01

., Bridcewater had, Oct /, 1859, 494 intnasss @no
az and 4 admitted during the yea, 1860 Ise idN
@ number remaining, Oct. /, 1906, was s ,va;sh 1Hy,
During the year l7S deaths occurred Of Tnua "ua
40 were of children less than one year oiu Tha r,a
az others were caused by consumpnoan,, ,esN
expenses IRON Oct l. 1859, to Dec OIL i'O''
amount SS335 20.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-01-01

For all kinds of CIOthiug,
80 TO the
HARRINGTON CORNER CLOTHING STORE
where you always hnd good assortment of goods
at reasonable prices.
II you want any article of
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER
Just bear in mind that this the place where you can
get your
GARMENTS CUT BEST STYLE AND TASTE AND
MADE IN THE BEST MANNER,
and perfect satisfaction guaranteed
ID. IL. EAMES,
Harrington Corner, cor. Nam and Front st eets -
MA dt Opposite City Hall.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-01-01


Blood FOOdt Blood Foodi-Are you despairing?
Have tried other remedies and failed? Do you elas
silly DR. BRoNsoN's BLOOD FooD with other patent med
icines Lisen
II would be impossible to let know of the BLOOD
FooD without resorting to advertising. Now, that
quacks resort to the method to acquaint you with
their patent medicines, does make this preparation
the style OF article at all theirs Dr. BRONSON
teacher in oar medical colleges and very celebrated
lecturer physiology and his preparations patent
medicinesaIe the result Of old physicians great
perience and knowledge, Then do not despair though
have tried other remedies and failed try this
will surely be cured. Consunptves you may be cured
by this. Unfortunate whose taxed system has
brought chronic disease, numbers suffering as
you find relief and restoration perfect health from
the BLOOD FooD. Dvspeptic! try 1t. All suffering
from Liver Complaint, male female weaknesses, or
complaint caused by poverty decieny of blood,
feed your blood with the BLOOD FooD and be well.
MoTHERss NJ NoTHERs! If you value your own
fort and tn beih Gf your children keep Dr. EAToN's
INFANTI always in the house 1t is safe, from
paragor& and opiaes and is certain remedy for Diar
rheT simmer Com, rSt. and all diseases attending
teethnr ana n ,reat in soening the gums.
D5TIn sse seeTe ae9yertsement M EoS Co, and GEORGE
P HARLOW AGENTS. WorcasfcNy oi.asfN d&wlm di7
Worcester daily spy., 1861-01-01

DIR. d. wesley Kelley, Analytical Physician.
can Pc consulted THURSDAY and FRIDAY the al
e ana 4th Of January at No. 42 Main street ree Of
ehage) on diseases OF the Lungs Liver Kdneys Speen
Brain, Stomach Nerves, Tissues Bones Mnscles ~ w.
with all their attendant symptoms. ''
Inc dhYayticdt practice has in every form disease
most orcby demonstrated the superiority of YeoefabIe
remedies over Mineral DiTtureS. he requirements Of
nature are considered in this system, the deranpe
mens oeeasioned by disease treated upon princples
winch nave common for their basis y its means
thousands have been restored to heathhe living testi
mony of its claims to public confidence. Ladies' and
gentlemen invited to call. once examinations free
DIS d6tGwlt iise'
Worcester daily spy., 1861-01-01
No wonder be wal. thanI.lul.-Read aad iadgs

ROCHESTER, Oct. lS 1882
Messrs. FLEMING BRos.-Gentlemen; Having exnert.
tnced the beneficial effects OF Dr. Lanes Celebrated
Liver Pins prepared by yon, take great pleasure in
recommending them TO the public l feel warranted in
saving, that they certain cure for Ifrer eop~'
and al bilious diseases matter how dinicnllof 1,y
long standing myself afflicted with this dreadf.l
disease for over two years. and oh how thankful am
that heard of these Pills. purchased Of one of your
agents three boxes, and before had finished the third
box, was completely cured. verify believe but DR.
MLane's Liver Pills, should have now been in nv
grave but as it is am enjoying the best of health
and stand living witness of the efficacy Of DR. NJ
LANES LIVER PILLS Besides recovering my health
consider that have saved in pocket some TWO or three
hundred dollars ply sician's fees
This testimony give you with the greatest pleasure
and hope il may do something towards making these in
valuable Pills known to all who are suefng with liver
complaint.
Purchasers will be careful to ask for DIR. M'LANES
CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS manufactured by FLEAi-
ING BROS, PITTSBURGH, Pa. There other Pills
purportng to be Liver Pills, now before the public Dr.
Lanes genuine Liver Pills his celebrated Yermi
uge can now be had at all respectable drug stores None
genuine withoHi the signature Of FLEMING BROS.
d29 d6t6WIt fIeI
Worcester daily spy., 1861-01-01

HRAFToN LYcEuM.-Park Benjamin, Esq,
New York, win lecture before the Grafton
|eeum tomorrow Wednesday, evening, at
'o'clock
Worcester daily spy., 1861-01-01

~ Horse OWners.-Sweet's Infallible Linimcnk
or Horses IS nriyaed by any, and in all cases OF Lame
ness ARISING IRON Sprans Bruises Wrenchng its ef-
ieclls magical and certain, Harness or Saddle Calls
oealches Mango Ec it will also speedily SPAWN
anu igbone may be easily prevented and cured in their
STAGES but confirmed are beyond the pos
siDult OF afddeateaTe No case of the kind however,
TINS 4inent and its faithful application will always re
comparative ease. ''
Every horse owner should have this remedy at hand
timely use at the first appearance of LapeDess
VIII eiectnal prevent those formidable diseases men
toned to which all horses liable, and which render
SO many Otherwise valuable horses nearly worthless
mv-l d3taw&weowly
Worcester daily spy., 1861-01-01

PERsoNAL-Gen. Samuel IL. Leonard, late
of this city, has been elected commander of
the Boston City Guards.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-01-01

THE ANNUAL festival and fair of the ladies
of St. Johns church commenced lsst night at
the rooms Of the Catholic Institute, aud will
continue through the week. The public will
find strong attractions there.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-01-01

Portland, Me, Albany and Syracuse, N. Y.
Allegheny and Pittsburgh, Pa, Mobile, Ala,
and Sacramento, Cal, are the only cities
which numbered 10000 in 1850, that are not
included in the above table Albany doubt
less belongs, as TO numbers, about where San
Francisco stands in the above table.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-01-01

Atwoosi's QnInine Tonic IsItters-Jbe heat
Aromatic Tonic ever offered TO the public All Druggists
haveit See advertisement seD3 eodlv "
Worcester daily spy., 1861-01-01

PUT y tEItEIl 10 lNII tIIU
b. They should do it faithfully and with
oncst purpose to remove misapprehension
promote harmony. While they refuse
p this, all their professions of regard for
pntinuance OF the national Union are but
tterances of malignant hypocrites.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-01-01

"A Friend in Nced.-Trvit.-Dr Sgeet's InfalIi-
pie Lriment is prepared from the recipe DR. Stephen
sweet q Cohnecticu the great bone SETTER and has
the most astonishing success As external remedy il
Is without rival and will alleviate pain more sneeiilv
than any otherprcpara Forall Rheumatic and Nery
ous Disorders Il is truly iniable as curative IN
Sores, wounds, Sprans, Bruises, SC, its sootbnq
healing ad powerful strengthening properties excite the
lust wonder ana establishment of all who have given il
trial hundred certificates of remark rures
performed by 1t within the last two years attest his fact
my22 d3!aw&weowly
Worcester daily spy., 1861-01-01

THE entertainment, tonight, at Mechanics
Hall, cannot fail to be of the best kind A hu.
morous poem from Edwin Bynner, four part
song and other music by the Mendelssohn
Choral Club, and duet by Miss Nellie Fiske
and Mr.. Sargent, form the attractions. Truly
an auspieious beginning of the new series Of
entertainments.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-01-01

lee in lie country is
wilful, persistent, and
There are in the south
Iists, who have been at
hrs, tsyringtO produce dis
The slaveh6Siing and non
In 1880 they found their
ariff. Since that time they
the slavery question. But
have caused most of the pres
the southern states, s,-agencles
handspring has been unscrupu-
malirnity, and by which politi
led to the republican party have
defeat and destroy it by means oil
northern newspaper that gets south
a,s -srch as the New York Herald,
sion Post. and, in small way, the
Cour;er has described the republican
|as a tanatical abolition party. They
done this constantly, and in the most
.saous style, so that their incenulary
Ahaye gained belief in the SOUTH
-cnlation there, until the mass OF
sorant Shareholders i'll the cotton
impose that the republicans are
hin Browns, intent on breaking
.aI constitution and waglng
,ination in the slave states
lauthors of these dangerou
the audaeity to profess tina
rative, and that they desire L
IN and promote harmony be
q and southern states, an
without any abatement OF that incei
II which they know to be false.
avn noliticians who might have don
- correct such falsehoods, woul
hecause such partisan warfare suite
ms They have repeated the iais
i'm new colorings. 1t is sad III
~ W.. .,oO, are now frightened at the resu
IN wicked misrepresentation. In
a storm that defies their conir
Is them on far beyond their int
The slaves, also, nearing ""N
q talsehoods, ferment with insurrectiona
IONS. The Boston Journal publishes
ate letter from lady in Georgia,
a, after describing the uneasy ana u
rs mood of the slaves, she says
is. Of course, all the work OF
licans or abolitionists, 1.-THE lower cias
Asider the names synonymous'l
saries." In all the SOUTH the sla
flower classes" have been tod
In has been elected by the "oideS
r.;si,1W negro party )" and
shett and others, in
II. Hamlin is actually
e negro" The tollo'
is taken from the Ia
he'd = mississippi, 81
~ beginning to
s,,sh parl