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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-05-21
Gtte Da(Ip Spp.
Published at No. 1872, Main Street, Worceste,
JOHN MILTON EARLE,
Editor and Proprietor.

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the GROCERY BUSINESS to P. HOLBROOK d. CO.,
would cheertuy recommend them to their pat,
rons and The public generally.
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A CARD.

Worcester, May 4, 1919.
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BOARDERS WANTED.
TWO Gentlemen he accommodated with Board on
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Massachusetts Health Insurance Go.
OF BOSTON,,
C3nifa 80 900

~ II u y 2 y y . ,
INSURE against sickness for one, two three and FIVE years
an allowance of 81 Sc, and So per week. providing for
equitable division of profits and without personal liability
the insured.
THOMAS TARBELL, PhEsIDExr,
A. L. STIMSON, SECRETARY.
~ Franklin Hall, Agent, Office, No. 2,
Waldo Block, up stairs, Worcester, Mass.
April a dwtf
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To the Public.

Tho nnera lanlsn incluedit the foregoing proclama
ton chiefly situated between Lake Superior and the
Montreal river and on Isle Royae in the northern peni,,
sta Of Michigan and rendered ininenscy valuable
BY The exhansliess mines OF copper and other found
therein.
Aconsderlbe number OF those mines have already been
discovered IN the trap ranges, within few miles Of Lake
SUPERIOR and from the geological character the
y and the explorations already made cannot be doubt
ed that others eg,fiy If not more yalahe Will be fond
throughout this whole 'sYnlneral reslon.a
In some o the mnCSn0w WORKED copperis found almot
pure and In fact most OF the native copper and yield
greater PER centaee than my other yet discovered In the
world Silver y also found In considerable q,anten.
All The necessary materials for the construction Of fur.
naces and fuel Tor smelting found In abundance In the
Immediate neghborhood OF The mineral
The climate IN The winter, though cold, does moi inter-
rnpi the operations OF the mnesn fact that season is
considered the most favorable for their operations.
The proximity OF these mineral lands 10 The shore OF lake
SUPERIOR which several safe and excellent harboyy
and the waller communication hcrefrom by The Sault Sfe
transporting the products Of these lands TO the principal
markets Of the United States nj very irninH cost.
II likewise appears from The reports 10 this Office Chat
the agricultural lands Of fair quality producing the
usual culinary vegetables and grass il abundance, and
when properly Tiled they have beeu found favorable for
grain crops also; and all these products fair price
and good market will be found at the mines.
Timber-sich as white and yellow pine sugar maple
yellow birch, &c Isl In many places, very abundant, and
by It's thrifty growth gives evidence Of the richness Of the
soil
Maps showing the localities Of the mnes aud other ya,.
able Information relating thereto, derived from the geooe
cal survey, &C. which be embraced In this brief
notice. will be prepared and deposited In the land Office OF
the sault Ste Marie for Inspection early practicable
before the commencement o, ihs pabie sal,s ,
Mar R-lawl3v Z N 7l79' /. ~
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UNITED STATES PATEST OrrIcE,

m THE PETITION OF EDWARD REYNoI. Ds' or
salem, New Jerrey praying for the extension Of NJ
en grant ed TO said Reynolds for Improvement In bend
ing ieoes Tor carriage wheels &c. for seven years from
day Of July, 1870 VT
W ordered that the said petition he heard the Patent
Office on the 9Th day Of July next at 10 O'clock M and
al persona are notified 10 appear and show cause u
any hey have why said petition ought moi 10 be granted
and Globe, Washington city; Republican and Argus Bal
more Pennsyyanan and Keystone, and Times, Phila.
Sun, New York Post and Times Boston Herald. Proyi.
dencei Republican and Gazette, Portsmouth, New lamp.
shre week for three successive weeks previous 10
the 9TH day Of July next EDMUND BURKE,
Commissioner Of Patents.
send their bills 10 the Patent Office, with paper contain.
ing this notice may t2-2aw3w
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artery they might have bled odea,h in consequence
Of the delay In attending 10 them. We iinputo no
blame 10 the excellent house surgeon. He wants adj
diiionai assistants--thai Is all
INCIDENTS OF rnE EVENING.
While the scenes which we have described were
proceeding outside the building, the play went on
with more OF less interruption, arising from INC
shouts and groans Of those inside, the yolleys OF
stones, and the yells Of the mob outside AZ length
the play came 70 an end and Mr.. Macreaay niado
his exit from the house in Disguise reaching his no.
| tel IN safety The performances Of the afterpiece
commenced, and had proceeded but short way,
when the first discharge OF musketry startled the
whole house--s0me one called out thai the house
was To be blown up.n All started to their feet, when
/ Mr. Ex.Justice Merritt addressed the house. and
requested tho audience TO keen their seats, as tere
4 was dunger. This somewhat restored order, tiil
"a Wv minutes afterwards, when II was announced
that man bud been shot outside. MI was now
conusion--the performance was instantly stopped
aud the auditory rushed but Of the building.
I There weroagreat many persons wounded ~ addl-
ton TO those whom have referred 10 seriously OF
slightly, who either went away OF were taken away
| by their friends, There were several hair-breadth
escapes. 4 nu,ket ball went through the hat Of one
man. tearing IL 20 pieces, but without iujnrDg him.
| 4 policeman, OF TIC Seventh ward received a flesh
wound IN INC back and hud a narrow escape from
being Killed.
! 4 Young man, apparently thirty years Of age, was
I brought intu Dr. Trndeatl's house, III quarter be-
fore 10 r. ~, having been shot through the heart BY
Tho military. 4 poekct-book containing one dollar
a buss night key, and a note addressed 10 Mr. VII
| lis were found in his pockets
! Immediately after the first yolley, several medical
men rushed 10 the scene for the purpose OF attend
ing the wounded. In the drug store, where some o.
| the wounded were brought, medical man proceeded
10 examine tho condition OF man who WINS very
seriously injured. While performing this duty, the
sufferer exclaimed, Come, Doctor look around
before you attend me- See II there Is not somebody
else worse OFT Than am
Generals SundforJ and Hall were, as we are in
formed, repeatedly struck by pavng-stones.
/ We have now discharged, In The best manner We
could, our melancholy duty. All additional facts
which we collect ia relation TO this tragedy, vii
be given tomorrow. t&
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Corrcction.

WASHINGTON Cry, May IL, 1919.
Sin; Under the editorial head OF the Union OF this
date, you state :. in the battle Of Bnd Axe General
Dodge commanded the left wing OF the American
army whilst General Taylor commanded The right
That is mistake, which yon will please to correct
by stating that Colonel Dodge did not command the
left wing OF the American army the Mississippi
In 1882 al the battle Of the Bad Axe against the In
dians. He commanded the Michigan and Galenu
mounted volunteers that were formed in order Of bat
tie on the left Of regiment OF regular troops
manded by Col. Taylor, (the army commanded BY
the late Brignder General Atkinson)
am, with great respect.
Your obedienf servant
HENRY DODGE.
a. Union UcsisrdaU
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Mr.. Bmke, Commissioner OF Patents, is out ut
length and about the only cause OF surprise IS that he
did no, 80 before / understand that Mr.. Burke cx-
presses himself Satisfied nasnuch as his disposition
was an inevitable incident Of tho campaign In which
he took so ardent part. Though he is disciple Of
school Of politics 10 which hope never TO belong,
it's only candor 10 admit that he Is man OF cons
derable political talent and forcble writer Had he
applied himself 70 journalism, he would probably
have taken rank among the most powerful contribu
iors 70 The prees.-- tash. Cor. " Y En-. Post
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Baltimore ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

These appointments, especially those of Elias t.
Griffin, Colonel Kane and Charles r. Maddox, give
very general satisfaction to both Wings and Demo
Gratis. They are oil, however, admitted TO be good
citizens and most competent men for the duties Of
their respective offices. Those who have their eycs
fixed the stations Of subordinnies are already on
the Trail of the principals who need expect no peace
fol a month 10 come Union yesterday
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NOTICE.
suspension OF Land Sales.

The sales directed by the above procla-
nation, to be held at the Land Office at
Sanlt st. Marie, Michigan, on the fourth
and eighteenth Of June next, and on the
third Of September next, will be suspended,
until the United States Biologists shall have
fully closed up their explorations and sur
vcys, and designated the Mineral from the
Agricultural lands, Of which, due notice viii
be given.
RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Com. Gen. Land Office
May IL, 1919.
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WOOD AND COAL.

CLRnR's orricE or Houss or TspA u 5.
ApRL 10, 1919.
O'Clock n NJ on Sntnn ay the 10Th day OF May next,
for hirnishlng and delivering In the vaults Of the Capitol
on or before the lat day Of September nexi--
go tons OF Anthracite Coal
$50 cordsbest Hickory Wood. Il
The coal must be OF the beet quality clear Of dust and
broken into Jumps about the atze OF IA H. weight
The wood mns be well sensoned go corda 10 be sawed
once and the balance 40 cors) 10 be sawed three times
ap@-isw4w THO. J. CAMPBELL, CLERK.
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Henry Y. or the Duke Of Bordeaux, has had a
very painful operation recently performed. A wen
having formed upon his neck, which was becoming
daily larger, an attempt was made by a surgeon
brought from England for the purpose TO cut il out
The operation hns failed and the patient has conae
quentiy suffered great deal II IL said that the
di9ense IL nctirnble ets
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DAILY NATIONAL WING.

u-Ali letters ordering The paper containing advertise
ments, must be directed To G, W FENToN, Publisher
of the National Wing
m-orders papers mus be accompanied by c MOI
ey, or they will not be attended 10.
n-All money viii be credited afthe par raft IN
Washington City
u5-An communications Tor insertion in ,he paper, nll
intelligence OF every description, all confidential commu'
nications must be addressed Tow G. sNEIDEN, EIr
Of the National whgs aud mus bc post maid OF Iheywl
not be taken out.
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Vesuyins, after long period OF tranquility, has
commenced launching out rather furiousy within
the last month. We are not astonshed at this, and
we only wonder the mountain contained itself 50
long for had really become the only party In Italy
that had moi lndnlged In an outbreak PNndi
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When our flag was first uniurled from its staff in
Tampico, an aged Spaniard was heard inveighing
with lugubrious earrestness against the pernacity
with which that flag had pursued his fortunes. In
broken English he exclaimed, u was the Spanish
consul in the Louisana when dat flag he was rise,
and got 10 Pensacola but soon dat flag ho was over
me derc lived den In de Texas, but dat flag fol-
lowed me dere. Says l, go where dat flag never
come. come to Tampico, but here is dat flag
again. believe If 60 to The devil dat flag win fol.
low me deren
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Sur on Fmr.-The barque Dclphos which
cleared from this ron on the 9Th uli., for Boston,
and went to on the I'd inst, returned 10 the $
w pass, last Friday on fire, and was towed inside
he bar, where she was sculied immodiatcl Cargo
taved,-Ntlc. Orleans Delta May Q. M
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NEw ArroIsTMENTs- recognize somc famil.
linr names among the ist Of appointments which We
publish this morning. Among them nro several of
our hrehern of the press, whose patriotic devotion
10 Wing principles has borne tho test Of lean takes
and lo'c easts. We give them Joy Albany Erening
journal
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Miss DIX whose name will be associated with
.thst Of the immortal Howard N laborne, with some
Asylum 10 Alabama. The Sinte bounty could moi
be more humanity beetowed.. 6s
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VIRGINIA BANK NOTES. Checks on Richmond Win.
chester, and Leesburg, constantly hand and for sale
in sums to suit purchasers and at the best rates
May III III X. W. LATHAM &, co
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PROPOSALS. FOR COAL AND WOOD.

OrrIcB or THE SECRETARY OF TINE SENATE U. s.
Afoy II. ls49
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
~ until o'clock, p M, Saturday, the 10Th inst for
furnishing and delivering In the vaults the Capitol or
before the first day OF September next 40 tons best Anha.
cite coal properly broken and screened for the OF The
furnaces also. for $50 cords Of best Hickory Wood 10
measured In the yard Of the Capitol sawed and packed
away In the vaus the whole be subject the nspec.
ton and approval OF the Secretary
Security for the faithful performance OF the contract for
furnishing the above articles to the satisfaction Of the Sc
cretary will be required.
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals for Coal and
Woodn and be directed 10 the Secretary OF the
Washington. May 14--eo3t
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The excitement all day yesterday in our street.
was intense. II was rumored that an organized Of
fort would be made TO burn or tear down the Oper,
House, and TO carry out this shocking purpose, tina
band Of Killers they called, had been inviiet
from Philadelphia 10 assist. The alarm was ncrea
sed BY the following placard posted through thu
most conspicuous parts of the city
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NOTICE.-The Board Of Censun being organized,
~ and Secretary having been appointed, The Board Is
information that be comprised within the terms Of the
act Of March 1879 including mines agriculture COM
exhibit full view Of the purruts industry, education and
resources OF the country The Communications OF
song who may feel disposed make suggestions or con.
tribute Information the subect viii be respectfully con-
sdered.
Address department Of state--Census,' Washington
city, D. C. BY order Of the Board:
May I4-3t JOS, O. @. KENNEDY, Secretary.
The following papers will copy (three times) and send
papers aud bills above directed Inegencer and Union
Washington; Advertiser Portland, Maine; Atlas Boston
Advertiser Buffalo North American, Philadelphia; Ga.
zeite Pttshurg; American, Baltimore; Wing Richmond;
vile Advertiser Mobile; Courier Natchez; Bulletin
New Orleans; Gazette Cincinnati Frnnk
fort Banner Nashville Journal indianapolis; Journal
Springfield Republican, St Louis; Advertiser Detroit !,
Civilian Galveston, Texas; Hawk Eye, Burlington; SEN
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CARD.
W. G. SNETHEN, Attorney and Coun-
sellOr at Law,
a CARD.

DEGS LEAVE TO announce to his friends and the public,
ID that his connection with the National Whig as lis sole
Editor does not interfere In any lianner with his probes
aionl engagement Ho will be happy to attend 10 any
law or agency business entrusted 10 his care
WASHINGTON, I'D April. April Calf
EXCHANGE on Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York. and
~ Boston, at sight, In sums 10 suit purchasers constantly
for sale by r. W. LATHAM 4 co, =
Mr.. Il L
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LATEST 81 ny MAIL.

NEW ouht 4h'y i%---is > r. w.
We understand that u strong body OF troops are
ordered out on duly tc-nlght.
u is stated that a large body Of Killers, from
Phiadelphia, came on in the afternoons train; Tor
wha; purpose Il is difficult 10 divine.
The inquest upon the dead bodies Is now going
on, and good deal Of excitement in the Hall Of The
Court Of Sessions.
Tho crowd outside is very great.
a variety of startling runners are IN circulaton-to
nome Of which we attach the least credit One, that
the rioters have secretly organized for rising about
II o'clock tonight.
Come what may, we repeat our full confidence In
the ability Of our city authorities TO meet sny ext
sency that may occur.--.N York Express.
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PROCLAMATION.


MAyon's OrrIcE, ~
New York, Muy 18th, 1919.
Tic Mayor congrattllntes the citizens upon the
spirit Of obedience 10 tic laws, which, with Few eA-
ceptions, pefvnded the cily last night. While he
cannot too highly comncnd The alaeriy with which
the civil and military force, well as the great mass
o, The people, responded 10 the demand made by the
authorities In the naae OF the law, for the mainie
nance of public order.
He trusts that renewed of the disturbances Of the
past few nights isnot to be apprehendedi but at the
time, he feels bound urge upon the friends OF
order 20 abstain from congregung In the streets, or
other public places, for few night to come.
In the meantime he assures the citizens that the
whole civil and military power OF the county CON
inurs actively engaged in the discharge Of its duty,
in unfolding and maintaining, nj every hazard, HE
pence of the city.
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Notice 10 Miners and Presumption Claim
ants ~

Al persons who were, at ie passage Of the act q Let
March, 1917 in posssesion, by actual occupancy Of any
portion ol The mineral lands embraced MISREPRESENTATION
under authority Of lease written permit from the Ser
Rotary of War the purpose q mining thereon, and nh
who ahall be IN possession. ny actual occupancy
81 mine mines, actually discovered before the LIST Of
March, ls forth in Tie Of list March, 1917, above
mentioned, authorized 10 enter and purcfase the
the price The and condions and the extent
prescribed by that and less any time before The
day yrd for hr Of The sale Of those miner
lands Of making proof Of possession and occupancy and
with those terms TO the register and receiver
the land Office subject 10 appeal the Secretary Of
the Treasury aud all persons entitled 10 the right OF pre-
cmptou any Of the agricultural lands embraced In this
proclamation required establish the 10 Ne
saction Of the register and receiver and make payment
therefore practicable after seeing this notice. and
before the day apponed for the Commencement or the pub
lie sale Of the lands embracing the tract claimed otherwse
siich prescription claim will be forfeited,
The certificate Of the mineral agent nj Sault Ste Marie,
that persons holding under lenses permits, Of those
occupancy Of mine mines, have paid mp the per
Of rents required By The act above mentioned Will
he conclusive that point os.I
Persons occupying under Lenses prrfns will not be
permittei to relnniah their rights Under that occupancy.
and seers and where any sr lenses rermite
may expire before edy of ale the rights granted e the
holders thereby from eniry under any other right till the
day Of sale. when they WILDE offered al public sale min
eral lands. RIClIARbM YOUNG,
Hf4 Commissioner
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After this volley the crowd reircncd aaain, and
The military aud llic police took advantage o. Y 10
form line the streets Al both ends Of Aslor
plnce 40 as 10 prevent any connexion between
broadway and tile Bowery. Major General Sanford
thon issued an order for more troops and Two brass
pieces loaded with grape be brought TO the scene
Immediately, as i was rnmored that the crowd IN
Il was at this time half-past eleven O'clock aud the
additional troops, consisting OF several companies
aud the artillery, reached the scene Of disorder.
reeannon loaded with grape were placed in front
OF the theatre ready in case Of the renewal Of the a.
tack
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Downfari OF Mon. ga. and anrmsn.

The Pope will remain at Gaeta, until the temper o
his revoed subjects is asceriained.
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artery, they might have blcd death in consequence
OF the delay in attending 10 ihem, We iinpuo no
blame 10 the excellent house surgeon. He wants adj
dional assistants--thai Is all
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-05-04
CHESHIRE RAILROAD.
OPEN TO BELLOWS FALLS.

fs1s gFzO sih, isas, PASSENGER r r1 Train.
--Nil leave Boston in connection
with the Fiiehburg trains, daily, at O'Clock, A. NJ
and 3 as z. NJ.
Leave Bellows Falls at 20 i. NJ. and S 20 r. n
Passengers BY the first train up will proceed direct
" through to Bellows Falls and by first train down
directly through TO Boston.
Passengers by last train up and last train down
will remain at kecne over night and arrive at Bos
ton At 10 o'clock, and az Bellows Falls at o'clock
the following morning
All the above trains connect with the trains over
the Sullivan Railroad, nor open 10 Charlesiown, N
H. making continuous Railroad line from Boston
10 that place. Also at Groton with the trains OF the
NashnA and Worcester, and Stony Brook Rail
roads, by which direct Communication both WAYS
without delay at Groion, Is established between Con.
cord, Manchester, Nashua, Lowell, Lawrence, and
the State Of Maine; Worcester, Providence, New
York City and Albany; and Kcene, waipoe. Bel
lows Falls Rutland al Western Vermont, Charles
Central and rassnmpsic Railroads
Stages IN connection with this line from
Winchendon TO Rndge and Jaifrcy from FiixwilI-
lam TO Richmond Winchester, Ilinsdale and Brat
tlehOro
From Keene to Chesterfield and Draiileboro
from Bellows Falls 10 Rutland, Whitehall and Bur
lington.
From the Sullivan Railroad OF Charlestown TO
Claremont, Newport, Springfield, weathersiield and
Windsor, Woodstock and Hanover.
Passengers leaving Bellows Falls at 80 p. b.
can reach New York City, via Worcester and Nor
wich, the next morning, at O'Clock.
Freight trains will run in connection with the
usual fiichbuig trains
L. Triton, Engineer.
Keene, Jan'y 5, ls4s If %