Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-14

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per '''ouSn"H; l'I '"e O"''e" "'"'es "'"'oi|
III SPri"smelu, e.- ~. e.,, ,>.e.,,
One " 'lle uVSt i"'',e'' vi SUI" De.." '1
mas SOFA ms tooacco crop ZOE t'lI'y cents per
pouhu' ue'lihe hiin "oou' nNe t"o"s""u uoi-
larS,
stephen j. W. TABOR lorlnery uocIor
ana Ge'nocr"'ic PoI''c't., IN "nelo"."e aus
anu lor many yV"lS :" Ju,'sv' 49, 49,,
Hoctor' Ct ce'eI"' ou, III h',"" a; '"a Nv" w
appointed lourth au''''or Vi 'he treasury at
washington
MA'sE' .,t H..
Dahiei uoou"o" Vi nn.eu' Eco nonoo,i',
supreme court rom 1000 " i0o-' i'0e"'''
died at the age OF 49, -.
Inc collector OF f0rti"'iu' 'eI1u,a'' 'v"v.',
dled on inc iVtn' ol ulp'neii" ro.a IVA Ill
OF Portland III 1000 anu looo' "au lii; 10 ,tn
known To the puolc III coh"ec'o" WIN ''''
capture OF the iacony pirates ... u,,,
Inc morse railroad IN For!'anu Is 81 "e",y
completed lhat expermehlai trips WIZ .,, a a'
over 1t on The loth' IL mas proven ''u' i"'
perfect success e., ,.o.
A lady IN Portland was atouSeu llotn "e'
slnmoerS, lew mornings slnct' ~ '"o -"
tempted forclOle entrance 10 "et s.eVP"G
apartment by cow Inc playful bovine l'l'
| passed through the Kltcheh anu s"'l'S loo'''
and was sui endeavorihg 10 ADVANCE ou' was
rernlsed, and soon changed her base
The Maine batteries IN the nelu are 10 DC
hlled up to their full complement ny ur"i'eu
men who prefer tins service
| On the night CT the ION, the store OF par
| geant Stearns, at Brewer Nlilag'' was pro
ken open, the SAFE blown open, an" ""ou'
$500 in money, and $500 or $500 IN GOODS
taken. The post office, IN the same s'ore'
was entered, and the mails oVerhauleu'
VERMONT.
A. ). Clark OF Bellows rams was AWARDED d
large bronze mccall at the late ihter'"'io',"'
exhibition at Hamburg, as premium ior the
best turnlp cutter.
Seymour Lockwood was blown up acclueh-
tally at Springfield on the 22d, whlle olasthg
| rocks. lie lived but an hour afterwards,
Dlptheria is raging to some extent IN the
| town of Corinth. Two physicians have re-
Gently died OF It, =.
| The trotung horse bennington BOY,
reared and trained by JAS. II. Chaplin OF Ben
| ninston. and purchased by IL. A. Bowerman
OF New York, was recently sold by that gen.
tleman for $4,000. He has made his mile IN
2:29.
| Henry clark, secretary OF the senate, was
| reelected by unanimous vote ana a. D.
Gardner, speaker OF the house, was also re-
| elected by vote nearly unanimous.
+. b. True OF Coventry Will make clear
| proht OF SOU, from 3f4o POUNDS OF hopS,
| that he has raised tins year from one acre OF
ground.
Miss Sarah }. Howard, employed IN the
cotton mill at Winooski, was drowned IN the
| Connecticut river on the 18th, by the upset
| ting of boat.
Martin IL. Freeman, (colored) graduate
OF Middlebury college, and tor eight years
| principal OF Avery college, Plttsburg, Penn
| sylvanla, has been appointed professor OF
mathematics and natural philosophy in Liberia
college, and goes out in November.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
The town recently disgraced by rlotous
| proceedings on account of the draft was origl-
nally named Adams. During the high party
times OF 1879 Its name was changed 10 sun the
political tastes OF a majority OF It's inhabitants
| to Jackson. Hadn't IL better De chahgeu
again to Davis?
| Mr.. Jacob Eastman of Chatham recently
discovered that some wild animal was making
depredations upon his corn, and setting trap
| one evening, the next morning tounu ne hao
| caught bear. Inc meat when dressed
weighed l6S pounds, and eight gallons OF oil
were obtained.
CONNECTICUT.
| a Waterbury man caught an eel recently
measuring three feet and five inches in length,
| ten lncheS around the lnldde, anu Welsheu
SIN pounds and half.
Thirteen towns IN New London county go
Union to seven copperhead.
| The case of Catlin VS.. Gaylord, charge
't-Ass4"it'.''Site1 S't'tsR4giH'vklll VI uo'3ien,
Is now gong on in the superior Court at
hH C
Inc superior court at Norwich has decided
mat trees and shrubs planted in nursery be-
come part OF the reality, and are covered by
mortgage OF the land,
"A lady IN New Haven. while drawing water
from well the other day, drew up a wallet
! containing thlry collars, IN greenbackS,
winch she lost last June. The bills were
quite damp.
MIS- McCleary, Daughter OF Amos Doolit-
ue' one OF the earliest copper-plate engravers
IN thiS country has lett In her will to the
| New Haven historical society the plate from
| wnch was printed map OF New Yaven, in
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