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Worcester daily spy., 1871-04-17
Criminal Record.

THE SAN FRANCISCO MURDER CASE.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 16.-Mr. Campbell, for
the prosecution, spoke all day and evening yes
terday in the Fair-Crittenden murder trial The
defence will be heard tomorrow, and the prose-
cuTion will close on Tuesday.
MURDERER CAPTURED.
MEMPHIS, April 16.-Capt Athey arrested
yesterday Levi Harrington, alias John Hastings
who killed John Jones in Oregon county, Mis-
sOuri, last October, and shortly afterwards mur-
dered man in Shelbyville, Tennessee, and
few days later another in Jacksonport, Arkau-
sas.
CHURCH FRAUDS.
PHILADELPHIA April 16.-Frauds have been
discovered in the hate election of vestrymen in
st. Clements church, whose high church prac.
tees created so much excitement recently. The
investigation of the frauds is to be taken into
the supreme court by Il writ of quo lcdrdntO
The vote stood II to 49, deciding the election for
the old vestry and against the rector. Six votes
which would have reversed the election were re-
jected.
RETRIBUTIoN
+ PHILADELPHIA, April 16th.-James McCul-
Tough, James Kerr and James Murphy, were
convicted yesterday Of outrage, last lSunday ,on
a lady in this city. Mccullough and Kerr were
sentenced to fine of 81 900 and fifteen years in
the penitentiary; Murphy TO a like fine and five
years in the penitentiary.
DIsGRAcEFUL AFFAIR.
CINCINNATTI, April 16.-Chas, w. Wooley
and j. G. Fiedeley, two prominent democratic
politicians, had an alteration yesterday morning
growing out of the election fund used in the re-
cent campaign in the first ward, which resulted
in blows and finallyin Wooley's drawing pistol
on account of the unfair action of the crowd
around him. Neither party sustained serious
injuries.
MURDERED ny ILLICIT DIsTILLERs.
NASHVILLE, April 16.-Deputy United States
Marshas Burke and Armstrong were fatally
beaten Thursday night, by two illicit distillers,
near Sparta, White county.
Worcester daily spy., 1871-04-17
RETRIRuTION.
DISC RACEFUL AFFAIR


LEAvENwoRTH, Kansas, April 16.-Authen-
tic advices from the frontier represent the In
dians all anxious forpeace, and no fears are en-
tertained of any hostilities in this state the
present season,
Worcester daily spy., 1871-04-17

BATURDAY.
At Queenstown. str. Queen, from New York.
At Moville, str. N. America, from Portland.
At New York, str. Rhein, from Hamburg.
AT New York, str. Dacian, from Gibraltar.
YESTERDAY
At New York, str. City Of Brussels, from Liver
pool
At New York, str. Westphalia, from Hamburg.
Worcester daily spy., 1871-04-17
Lntest from Cnha.

HAVANA, April 16.-The bishop of Havana
left by steamship Missouri for New York this
afternoon. Some say he is to remain at Mas
sau. Crowds of priests, but no citizens, went on
board to bid him farewell.
Worcester daily spy., 1871-04-17
Misses Department.
Childs' Department.

In this Department we have endless assortment O.
Chds Button and Lace in Bronze Kid and Serge suita
bic for Spring AMI Summer wear to warrant quick
sale, have marked them down much below cost, so
that those need of these goods will only have to call
to secure BIG BARGAIN.
Worcester daily spy., 1871-04-17
CTO the Associated Press.)
WASuINGTnN AnriI
DISTRICT REGIS

DISTRICT REGISTRATION.
The complete registration of this district
gives 2S,520 voters, of whom 10,774 are colored.
THE NATIONAL BANKS OF MASSACHUSETTS,
Exclusive of Boston, one hundred and sixty in
Worcester daily spy., 1871-04-17

The Rhode Island Baptist anniversaries for the
year 1871 viii be held in the First Baptist church
IN Pawtucket on the Gath and 25th inst,
Worcester daily spy., 1871-04-17
A MEXICAN 4 FOREIGN PATENTS,

A MEXICAN Il FOREIGN PATENTS,
r. H. EDDY
Solicitor of Patents for Inventions Trade Marks or
Designs No. I6 state ST., opposite kilby st.,
Boston.
No Agency in The United States possesses superior ia
cesJor o6iding P0tea or aseertdiniag tie pa.essa-
All necessity Of Journey to Washington to procure
Patent and the great delay there, are here saved
inventors.
Testimonials.
~ regard Mr. Eddy as one of the most capable and
successu practitioners with whom have had oaicial
CHARLES MASON Commissioner of Patents"
4" have hesitation In assuring inventors that they
and more capable Of putting their applications IN form
to them an early and favorable consideration
at the Patent ofiee. EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patents
"8Ir. r. H. Eddy has made for me over THIRTY an
pcaons for Patents, having been successful in almost
every Such unnisakabe proof great talent and
ability on his part leads me TO recommend ALI inventors
to apply to him TO procure their patents they may be
of having the most faithful attention besoe on
their and at very reasonable charges,
Boston JAN l. 1911. d2twly 10 JOHN TAGGART.
nor BOSTON VIA GROTON JUNO.
IL TIoN.-Cars leave Worcester at $50 and his a. m
and 420p m.
Returning, leave Boston at 25 and II a. I and D. M
change
Passengers BY this route land in the immediate vicinity
Of the Eastern Boston 4 Maine, and Boston & Lowell
Depots; also Steamers for Portland. st. John and Hall
Juns 10, ls7o. ass suM
Worcester daily spy., 1871-04-17
A CARD.

We woull inform the public that this is combina-
tOn sale and If we should decide after closing the
balance of this Stock to continue "a Front st. viii
be chief aim to study the interests of all who may
favor us with their patronage; warning all to beware of
those sensational dealers who trying to deceive ths
public by offering their old shop-worn Stock and lot
Of cheap Auction Rubber Goods trying to compete in
very weak way with our prices, at IL Front st.
We don't but very little what they say, as tits
impossible Or them sell the quality Of goods for
the price are osrng stock that cost us IS per cent
less than manufacturers prices.
10 Don't be deceived by any one, but can at IL
Front ST., where we selling goods at prices that
defy connection. Call at once, wish to make
quick sale of the stock LETT
Worcester daily spy., 1871-04-17
CENTRAL RAILROAD
OF IOWA,
First Through Line Across the State

from North to South, and, by making slight detour at
one point, they Will give DIRECT COMMUNICATION BE
TWEEN ST. LOUIS AND ST. PAUL.
This line of Railroad will have special advantages for
both local and through business, besides such superior
railroad connections will to it large portion
Of The carrying trade of the great Northwest. The
Worcester daily spy., 1871-04-17

weather and cams. Partially cloudy weather
was experienced in the eastern states, with light
rains, especially on the coast of Maine. 1t is
probable that to-day clear or cearng-up wealth
er will prevail on the Atlantic coast; par
TALLY cloudy weather, with gentle winds, from
the lakes to the gulf. 1t is probable that
storm will be experienced on the Pacific coast.
DATENT OFFICE BUSINESS-Amer
II can ana Foreign Patents procured, Rejected Ap
plcatiOns re-argued; Interference Cases Prosecuted;
Opinions given as to the validity and infringement Of
Patents an Suits prosecuted and defended in the u s
Courts, by
TMOs. II DODGE.
formerly Principal Examiner and Chairman of sthe
Board Of Appeals, L. S. Patent oflce) Counsellor at
Law. and Advocate in Patent Cases. ofice, Dodgevs
Block, corner Park and Portland ss Worcester Mass.
uA WITT
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29

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Coamon street. and = depot fbot " IadlSst1D
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New Orleans, Jackson and Great Northern 1aflJunA
D. 3. 4OR1Y, General T1clet Agent,
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29

'l,0 rak TkkAv Y! FtsLlC. -
N1w ORLEANS, JACKSON AND 0R1AT NO9TB
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29

1tau ocoh uopi1'cu VI luelr votes IN the way
l have described. 1t was certainly not in
cited O. abetted by the good citizens Of the
town. andyet an effort is how being made
to makethetn responsible for its unfortunate
results: hope the bill viii not pass. ~.
/ nj. B1befss hope, Mr. Pfes3dBdt, mat
the rules will ibe suspended in Iofder that
this bill may be placed upon its third and
maj passage. Certainly mo- Senator WHIP
desires that peace and order shall prevail
throughout the State, Will vote against it.
have been surprised az well AZ panied to
observe that all the opposition which has
been manifested to this measure SO far has
come from gentlemen who, have heretofore
been loudest and most earnest in their APP
peals in favor OF law and order, and the
maintenance Of the honor and dignity Of
the State. Those gentlemen Rave certainly
been informed, throngh the medium of the
press, Of the outraSes which were COM
mltted by riotous mob in the city OF
Baton Rouge, on the night subsequent to-
the last election upon inoffensive and un-
offending citizens. They must recognize
the necessity OF some stringent measure in
order to prevent the repetition OF such
bloody scenes. & r. ~. - ;. -.
1t is certainly time, Mr.. President, that
the Legislature Of the State should stretch
out Its strong arm and teach these people
that the laws must be obeyed, and that IT
they dare violate them they will DO
held strictly responsible therefor.9 Il Is
time that officers were appointed who
will faithfully and honestly execute --ele,
laws OF the State. and protect the people in
their persons and property, as well as in the
exercise OF that greatest privilege Of the
American citizen. the right of suffrage. 1t
is time for uetO remove from their places
all officers who fail to arraign all offenders
against the law before the proper tribunals
Ideemifo unnecessary to speak further sona
has already made up bis mind o. 10 how he
shall vote # any Senator, elected by Re
publican votes 90 Tar forgets his duty to his
commitments - to be willing to place him.
self on record as against this bill, I ana
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29

VINO ds we'll as tue cOAOreO people; anu 10 +!
on the day Of election poor George Wash
ington's name was not known, and, the man
that had the power to do so had himself re-
turned as elected to the Legislature, and
even had the audacity to have himself
elected Speaker of the House Of Represen-
tatives. l am astOnished that any man
would rise here in his seat, knowing the
outrageous swindles which have been per
petrated under this election law, and at
tempt to uphold it by opposing this amend
atory act. Even men, who were elected
Legislature (inany Of them Republicans and
some Democrats) were deprived Of their
seats in the House Of Representatives be-
cause they did not happen to be partisans.
An election lin Louisiana has become .
ffand, q swindle, disgrace to civilization
and disgrace to our, Republican institn-
lions. 1t such elections as the last are to
be held in this country, it would bs better
to wipe from our statute books all our re-
publican laws. do AWAY with universal suf-
frage and give the controlling power TO, a
single individual. would rather enjoy my
legitimate rights, limited though they might
be, under monarchical form of govern
ment than to he prevented from exercIsing
those privileges which have right to ex-
ercise under our republican laws. 4 told
the Republican members Of the last Senate
when they passed the election law that it
would be the means OF destroying their
power in the State of Louisiaiia. I told
them that the whole machinery of the State
would he run, not in accordance with the
intentions, and wishes, and views Of the
majority Of the dominant party, but in &C.
cordance with the views Of few men. and
the last, election verified my prediction.
know that am with hopeless minority
herer composed partly Of Democrats and
parity of Feppblcans. We happen to pdif.
ter IN politics, but not to any great extent.
without. i, difference. Some Of u KaDpen
he called Democrats and some sRspn6 dicana
would like to know wherein lies fho dlf5ee.
ence between Us The Democracy wish to
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29

'T thia .ua scs 8 Pr psi.2 ofi lying
out violating one of the cardinal principles
OF our government, that there shan be- NO
color Or rfsvious Condition. / was 5 little
surprised that the gentleman from Clai.
borne mr.. Blsehnant, objsstsdte this bill
on constitutional grounds. There can be NO
constitutional objection to- . law providing
for the enforcement Of an article 81 the con-
stitutiop. Besides this it is the win Of; the
people that this law shall pass, and / want
whenever the will of the people is made
known, the -oonstitutions aud everything
else must give way, because the constitu.
ton is only the win Of the people for the
time being. The argument of the gentle
man about the penalty which this Law i'm,
poses, is the very reason Why I8utport tho
bill. Either this constitutional provision is
right or it is Ysea9r-ve have no right to in.
quire here which,-but the people have said
by their Representative in convention as
sembled, 1--WE wish to pass law which will
guarantee to every citizen. certain rights"
and to-day we find certain citizens complain
ing they are deprived Of these rieAts and
that, too, because the Legislature jhae failed
to pass bill to enforce them. am informed
ment Of this right in this city to-day. which
can not be brought to Judgment because
the Jury fails to agree. This question must
be settled one way or another. and I would
like to meet IL now.
IA. Barber Irising after pause) said: II
will not call for the yeas and nays at pres,
ent, tor presume there are other gentle.
men who may like to give expression to
their opinions on this subject. 4 therefore
leave II to some other Senator to call for q
vote. The gentleman from Claiborne Mr..
Blsckman>, and Of the political party
to which ~ belongs, assert that men Of my
complexion, and Of The party to which be.
long, are anxious to force s0cia! equality.
Now, if he viii remember, not long since,
when he and his friendS held a party con.
ventiea on Ga@p street for-the purpose Of
inducing cOlOred men to. lcOWe into their
ranks, most Of the colored men were not in
favor OF that social equality. The colored
men Of this State have been invited time
and again TO enter into social equality with
the political party to which the gentleman
from Claiborne belongs, and he can not
have forgctten how. At the last election,
they showed they did not want any social
point Of view, and will say that I beiieve;
the class Of citizens who viii be benefited
by this act will never trouble the party to /
which he belongs by asking admittance. 1
But the gentleman, in the course he has
taken, ia only carrying ont the principles Of
of this senste, the granting Of all fair.
equal and" just rights, he would not be car
ryin3 out the dictates of the party which
sent him AA1s. But there are other, gentle
men now presents gentlemen VIM have beehs
elected by TIE votes of the class Of men
who are Wsday prohibited from enjoying
the rights OF American citizens on the
ground, that their compilation debars them
from the enjoyment Of these rights. do
not believe these men are DESTROYS Of par
Wilmington journal., 1871-10-13
kidney aHd Bladder Complaints,
DIR. RAILWAYS
PERFECT PURGATIVE PILLS,

perfectly tastelese, elegantly coated with swec.
gum, purge, regulate purify, cleanse, and
strengthen. Railways Pills or the euro OF all
disorders or the stomach, Liver, Bowels, Kid
neys, Bidder. NervoUs Usnases, Headache,
constipation, Ucetive ess, Indigestion, Dyspep-
sia, Gi!liousness. Bilious Fever. Inflammation
OF tho Bowe 8, riles, and all Derapgements OF
the Internal VigcCra, Warranted TO effect d
poeitive cure. Purely Vegetable, containing 10
mercury, minerals, or del ,ter!ous drugs.
~ Observe thefolloWing symptoms rosll.iDg
from Disorders Of the Digestive Organs
Constipation. Inward Piles, Fulinees Of the
Blood in tho Head, Acidity Of tho Stomach
Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust OF Food. Fullness
or Weight in the stom ch, sour Fluctuations,
Sinking or Fluttering at the Pit Of the stomach,
Swi inning Of the Head. Hurried ard Difficult
3 eathing, FlutteriDg at TIE Heart, Choking or
Ruffocating Eons&tioDs when II Lying Posture,
Dirnnces Division, Dots or Webs before tho
Sight Fever and Dali Pain ia the he id. De.
ficency of Perspi- alton, Yell1 Tnese OF the Skin
and Eye, Pain in the side, u est. Limbs, aud
sudden Fiushes OF Il et. Burning il the Flesn.
| A fe ~ dosos OF RADWAY'5 PILLS will free ths
evstern from all the above named disordera
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Wilmington journal., 1871-10-13
the warning has been Heed.d

Since the exposure CT the at.errt's n'"::e b,
certain unscrupu:o 1s &C Il dealsrs, 20 psIrn of
their coarse astrineente, made +; N cs-os 2 aid
iEaprre materials. in the plGoe cE tie GIe>t na-
.ionsl tonic, Hoetetter's stomac' P!tt rr. PUB
lie opinion has Sc. str onely sgein4t theee empi'
ries and their paratioEs. Their 'ccupatloD
is gone or eoon will be When the ilSht ID let
into deception il coon Wits do~n. Persona who
trife with their own health, by UtiDg unknown
preparations, witt no guarantee TO sust"ln thern'
whom an established specific. proven by twenty
years experience to be exactly what 1t Ia c!almeo
to be, is within their reach. are sure TO repent
their tenerity. Many have done so in this IN
stance hut it ia hoped that the truth plaioIy
spoken has arrested the evil. In the meanilme
the demand for the leading protective ana re-
storatiye medicine Of America wSs never so
great "a it has been this season. From the
fever and sgue districts OF the weet, sou Invest
and eouth it is literally overWhe lnlng, and II
NAV be said Of the edvicos from ali parts Cf the
country OF the cures it ia efecting in dysp6 psia,
billions complaints, and chronic constipation,
that .stheir name is legion" Everywhere the
sick and feeble seom to have rea!lz9t the I'M
portencs OF ''hoIding fast that which is good,
and Of avoiding whst ie spurious and dagger
Wilmington journal., 1871-10-13

TAR-Thc continued light receipts not bclng sunl-
Ccnt to supply the existing demand TINS Ftcle mas a'
vanced 25 cents since last report. The sales have
boa small and foot M about 1G5 bbls, which sold as
follows: Friday, 1S bbs. at $2 25 Saturday 42 hblS
at 81 50 Monday, IS bbls. at 81 so Tuesday % Dds
at s2 so Wednesday, no sales Thursday, no sales
The market closes firm at 81 so + Dbl.
CorroN-Sincc the close of our last review the mar
ke for this article has generally ruled lnactVe win
declining tendency in price. The unavorable adN1ces
from, abroad has checked the demand and buyers are
not disposed operate any extent at present. but are
awaiting further ayiccs while sellers do noprcss thcH
stock on market The sales for the week as follows
Friday bales at 1s}, 1871 IS at 1S4, and at Is
cents Saturday, bales at 1917 at 1'1, at ia, Is
1T IS % at 18h and 256 at 1S CENTS Monday bales
at IS cents 142 at ISL, and 80 1879 cents; Tuesday
IL bales at 162 cents; Wednesday, II bales at 1915 cts
Thursday, bales at 18s &c at 1S So at 1875, 70 al
Wilmington journal., 1871-10-13
SOUTH CAROLINA ITEMS.

| Camden wants National Bank.
The bad weather still retards tue rice
harvesting in Georgetown.
Spartanburg is proposing a railroad
from that place to Augusta.
William Carlisle. an old and highly es
teemed citizen of Lawrens county, died
on the Goth ult.
A Division of the Sons of Temperance
was instituted last week at Armenia
Church, eight miles from Chester.
The Camden Journal says the steamer
isis is engaged IN clearing out the river,
preparatory to its regular navigation.
The Camden Journal contains the mar
rage notice of Delaware Kemper anG
Fannie S. Hay. Col. Kemper will be
remembered as the com mander of KEN
per's well-known battery.
A Convention of the Sabbath schools ot
Kershaw county will be held at Pine Tree
Church. beginning on Friday before the
first Sabbath, (the 3rd day Of November
next.
The Camden Journa! learus from a &c,
liable source, that Silas Ingram. Jr, who
killed Newman last week, is still at large,
and that 10 tidings have been heard o1
his whereabouts, but it is tn ught that he
has made his escape to the West.
The Charleston News says: A gloom
was cast over the community yesterday by
the unlOoked fer announcement of the
death OF Mr.. George O. Gooerich, of the
well-kLown firm of Goodrich, WiDeman &
Co. Mr.. Goodrich was a native of Charles
ton, and WAS generally regarded as one Of
our most promising young merchants.
The Bennettsvil!e Times say Cotton
picking, ever since toe season opened,
has been carried on vigorously. Some OF
our farmers have nearly their entire crop
picked out. Very little remains to open.
1t is something unusu4l for She great bu
of the cotton crop ID this section to be
gathered by the last Of September. Yet
such ha5 been the case ibis year.
The Darlington S uthcrner says IL
addition to the white aul colored popula.
tiop. South Carolina boasts OF 124 Indi-
! aus. an increase OF So. and has onI y one
| HeathCn Chinee. OF the 7O5, COG souls
forming the total population OF SOntt
Caro}ine, G97, ,532 are native born, anC
8,O74 are foreign born. But lG 449 Of ou
citizers have one or both parents foreign
Meesrs. Thomas j. Aucrum, Jr., ant
Alexander II. Boy kin were brought befor
United States Commissioner Booker, II
Columbia. on Wednesday, charged witt
conspiracy, &c, against an officer of th
United States, After an examination, II
which nIr. Worthingtcn represented th
Uuitrd States, aud MessrF. Popc and Ker
shaw the defepdaut9, they were bai!ed
the aum Of So 900 to appear at tbo mex
Term al tho United States Circuit Court
at tColumOia, On the h Monday IN Novem
Der a x.