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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-05
A MEXICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.

A MEXICAN u FOREIGN PATENTS.
r.. H. EDDY,
Solicitor Of Patents for Inventions. Trade Marks or
Designs, No. 76 state ST.. opposite Knby st..
No Agency ia The United Siaie, possese, ,yoe,,o f
ehtestor O6taiang Patents, aseetaRag tie pdteata-
All necessity Of journey to Washington to procure
Patent, and the great delay there, are here saved
inventors.
Testimonials.
81 regard Mr. Eddy as one of the most capable and
successful practitioners with whom have had official
CHARLES MASON, Commissioner Of Patents.''
nave no hesitation in assuring inventors that they
capable of putting their applications in f6r
to secure for them early and favorable consideration
at the Patent ONCE. EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner Of Patents"
=, MT r. H. Eddy has made for me over THIRTY ap
pcatOns for Patents having been successful in almost
every case unmistakable proof of great talent and
to apply to him procure their paIents as theymav lie
sure Of having the most faithful attention bestowed on
their cases. and at very reasonable charges.
Boston Jan. 1871. d2twly flo JOHN TAGGART
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHU-
" SETS. WORCESTER, IS. Probate Court-ro the
Heirs at law Next Kin and all other persons interested
In the Estate Of WILLIAM IL. BARTLETT, late of
Upon the petition of George W. johnson, you are
hereby cited to appear Probate Court to be held at
Worcester, in said County, on the drst Tuesday Of
September next, at nine O'clock in the forenoon, TO
show cause, Il any you have, why an instrument pur
porting TO De the last will and testament OF said deceased
And the sad petitioner is ordered to this cita
successfully, in the Worcester Daily spy, newspaper
printed at Worcester the last publication to be day
sent, written printed copy of this notice properly
mailed postage paid, to each the heirs. deysees, or
known to the petitioner days at least before said
court.
this twenty seventh day of July in the year one thou
'''- '''' say CHIs, T. Stevens, Register.
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SCRAPS

Camden opens her new Episcopal
Church next Sunday.
Darlington has another tournament
on the first Of December.
Charleston has had q black frost,
and the inhabitants feel relieved.
Four pound turnips are turning up
in the sanctums of Grcenville editors.
The steamer Cambria, which sailed
from New York Tuesday, took out
SIS, 600 in silver coin.
Another Russian vessel, without tho
Grand Duke. arrived at New York
Thursday morning.
Mace and Coburn arc to pummel
each other Thanksgiving day in the
vicinity Of New Orleans.
From recent events tho sacred col
lcgc in Rome is to be considered IN a
very critical condition.
The American Institute OF Archl.
tccts has commenced its fifth annual
convention at Boston.
The Tennessee Legislature Tuesday
paid visit OF respect to tho widow OF
cN.Prcsidcnt Polk.
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NEW York, November M.-Jolai
Mitchell gained II point to-day III his
euit against General Dix for alleged inl-
prisoiineut, Judge McCumn denying
the motion to transfer to the United
States Court, for the reason that it did
not come under the laws of Congress of
1863 or 1868, the arrest having occurred
June l4th, 1S1j, subsequent to the date
fixed by Presidential proclamation as
the close of the rebellion.
District Attorney Gacrin denies the
report Of Twccd's indictment by the
grand jury. saying the case has not been
before them.
The ru,nor Of the resignation by Tom
Fields of his scat in the Assembly is
untrue.
ALBANY, November 16.-A special
says Gov. Hoffman met the Democratic
State Senators ut Troy to-day to consid-
or the propricty of extra sessions of the
Legislature to pass new refrOm charters,
already drafted by O'Connor, Tilden
and Others for New York and Brooklyn.
One more death froln cholera at West
brook Hospital.
The Pacific mail matter has been ad-
fusted. Alden B. Stockwell was chosen
president and f. w. q. Bellows Vice
President. The resignation of Clews
and Lockwood were accepted, when
they were made individual stockholders
and reelected directors.
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NAIL STAGE ATTACKED AID pIAssES-
GERS MURDERED.-The WyckenburS
and LaPaz, Arizona, stage was attacked
y few days ago by band of fifty Apache
Mohayes, about ten miles from the former
place. The driver, Jonh Letz, otherwise
known as Dutch John," and two pas
sengers with him on the box were killed
ut the first fire. Inside were three pas
sengers, all Of whom were killed. VIM.
Kruger, and Miss Mollie Sheppard, of
Prescott, were wounded, but escaped to
the chaparel, and finally reached Wyck-
enburg. 'rhe names Of the passengers
killed are Frederick Shohalur, +. W..
Loring, U. P: Solomon, p. w. Hnmcl
and G.. s. Adams. Loring and Hamel
were of Lieut.. Wheelcrs's exploring cx-
pedition. Adams was scalped. The
ipal!s aud baggage were plundered, and
report says the attack was made by high
waymcn and not Indians:
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ATTITUDE OF NAroLEoN:-Accod-
ing to the Journcl de Paris, Napoleon
III considers himself Iis still the lrglt-
innate sovereign of France conse.
qucntly he. refuses to release from
their oath Of fidelity the officers who
have written to him to ask whether
they ought to place themselves at tho
disposal of the present government.
Should question arise" says he,
"betwcen order and anarchy, combat
for the former but You remain bound
by your oath ; until the moment that
the country shall have been directly
consulted, / am the Legitimate sover-
:eign." This is only one of tho many
thousands Of cases Of people trying t"
hold on to. positions for which they
are not wanted.
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New YORK. November 1G.-Reports
from London say it is estimated that
tel, millions sterling, belonging to the
French Government, are on deposit
there and held for the payment of the
German indemnity.
The monetary disturbance in Paris hns
partially abated.
1t is reported the Bank of France in
tends to double its capital, making 1t
3775, 900, ,000f.
Money is plenty I'm Germany, and ii
rapidly drifting into American securi-
ties. Germany will, early next year,
redeem $50, ,0DO, 600 sterlings Of war loans
half of it in January and February.
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New Advertisements.

We direct attention to the following
now advertisements:
Holiday Bo,lls-Lce & Parker.
Pocket Knivcs-Lce & Parker.
Cadies Dress Goods-Emporium 81
Fashion.
Estate Sale-M G.. Dowtin, Ext z
Notices. W. Agnew, Ddm'r.
Thanksgiving Proclamation.
Estate Sale II. B. Nichols.
Cord-J. r. c. DuPre, County
Treasurer.
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The Knoxville Press and Herald con-
tains u letter from !. 3. Watkins, of
Brooks county, Ga, to Major d. A.
Carpenter, of that city, stating that Il
lndy of Brooks county had been COM
plctely cured of a cancer on her right
cheek, of eighteen years standing, by
applying decoction Of clover twice a
day, and drinking q quart of the decoc-
tion each day. Mr.. Watkins had ap-
piled to Major Carpenter for the clover
which worked this cure, ana now writes
again for five otLDs sufferers in that
vicinity.
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TIE NEW JERSEY ELEcTIoS.-Thc
Democrats. with Joel Parker at their
head, have carried New Jersey. This Is
straw which shows which way the
wind blows. Joel Parker is one of the
most liberal and advanced Democrats of
the period, a Democrat Of the school OF
Groesbcck. He WAS Governor of New
Jersey during the war, and made an
efficient war Governor. There is not a
blot on his record as 4 war man, nor
iuucsti0n as to his position OH matters
connected with the war and growing out
of 1T. lie is popular, and was forced out
of his retirement because his nomina-
ton made the result almost q certainty.
His election means this, that in the
North the war is not yet forgotten, that
it yet plays part in current politics,
and that those whose war anteccdcnts
are questionable or whose present opin-
ions seem to go back upon the war, stand
no show before the people. Certainly
this is not to be wondered at. The only
wonder is that any element should build
upon different order of things and eX-
pect the Northern people to give q flat
contradiction to all experience and hui
man nature by utter obliviousness to that
portion of their history which they con-
slider most glorious. The fighting men
of both the sections are rc.neccssarily popu-
lar favorites. They arc so from two Com
sidcrations. In the first place, military
service is great item, and military sue
cess a greater; and, in the second place,
men who make good soldiers, men who
are earnestly and actively patriotic in
emergencies, are, for the most part, 1--we
and lovable men. Governor Parker has
always been Democrat; but he was II
Democrat like Mr.. Groesbcck, who, when |
war came, was with his own side of the
house. 1t is Just so in the South. The
people remember who was for them and
who was against them in time of war,
and nothing is more natural than that
they should remember such. Of course
distinguished abilities or prominent fit
ness are always able to overcome the pre-
dilections of the populace; but, other
things being equal, favor usually goes to
the military hero. to the man who was
faithful in time Of war--(owie7 Jour-
lsdi
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A New York correspondent writes un-
der date of the 10th instant: About the
goth of this month there will he q con-
ference in New York of as many lead
ing Democratic politicians as can be
got together from different sections of
the country, to compare notes and take
counsel together with reference to the
present position and future course of
their party, with particular reference to
concert of action in the coming prcsi-
Dental clccti0n,"
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CONSIGNEES.

The following named persons have
freight in the Depot:
w Aiken, J Aldous, = radley g. Jay,
Baker & Clinksca!cs, J d Chalmers 6
Co, J L Caldwell, II S Cason, J w Grif-
fin, W d Mars & Co, Moore 4 Co, ] L
Mason, J r S 4 Go, Samuel & Co,
White, Hill & Co. NJ Winestock.
No goods delivered until freight is
paid.
J. W. MARSHALL,
Agent.
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MARRIED..

MARRIED, at the residence of Mr..
Thomas A. Cater, OH the evening of
the l4th instant, by Rev. a. p Nichold-
son, Mr.. WIN. A. TEMPLETCN ana
Miss ELIZA A. GILES, all of Able
vile County.
MA Columbia Pheni,r please copy
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HOW TO FIGHT THE RING.

A citixn of New York makes the
following gsuggestions in a letter to
the Phehs.
You ncdoubt read much interest
from theNew York papers the do
inss and rand erings of the nagnotes
of the State of South Carolina in and
about Nov York ! see by my last
Pheniz tat you treat your readers to
il dish frm the New York World and
the blazing little Sun, abort tho mil
lions which your people have been,
and stillare, being robbed Of Now,
all this las beun hcraldcd aud reiter.
atcd over and over again, and [ shal.
be pard,ned for saying that no one
except "dam phooI" diSbciicvcs 1t.
Now, why in the name of common
sense dn't your people seek q RENE
dy? D, you, or they, hope for any
reltef Trough 4 Legislative commit
tee? And do you suppose that any
respectable and responsible trust com.
pany isagoiug to take the financial
agency rom the present incumbent,
withoutknowing how the accounts
stand? Why didn't your .taxpaying
ronvenfon raise q mittee Of three,
with power to call for persons and pa
pcrs, aid demand of the Executive of
the Stac full examination Of oil the
Sooks, bth in Columbia and else,chere,
wherever the taxpayers of South
Carolira had an INTEREST," They
would then have got the pulse of
Governor Scott and his amiable at
torneygencral. They would never
have cared to refuse so reasonable a
requet. Did they refuse, they stood
convitcd before the country Of such
outrases as would have consigned
them ,ut of hand to the same bourne
where Tweed and the Tammany
twincn. Now. | undertake to say
that With one good man-aceonnt
ant-,nd One good lawyer, both from
South Carolina, and in the real inter
est of tho State, and one man that l
will mmc, who is now in the city ofI
New York, l will blow uU those fnan-
siai nanipulators, of whom you so
aoudl7 complain, so high that they
woun not come down TO torment the
peoph of South Carolina again this
side f the final resurrection. 1t isl
4st difficult task by any means, and
if | 0uId see u few of your men OF
brains | could point out the road.
Nowis the time for action; delays are
dangerous. l have written to my old
counsel in Charleston upon this sub
ie3t, n Q esn6dentlal way, aud l de-
sirc hhat you viii treat this commu-
nicaion The same. South CAROLINA to |
day, with all her misfortunes OF ku
Klu-, martial. law, and wholesale rob-
berry enn, if she will make al effort III
the erection indicated, relieve herself
ut once of u score Of denominations,
aud, in good time, raj ,e herself TO the
digrity and credit of any State in the
natDn. There is nothing vague or
iIIuDry in these suggestions. 'aea"
tusalcsss, and If your people desire re-
lief, they must attend 10 business. 1t
will not do to fight such wind-mills as
the Union, and carpet-bags.ers, and
airMt and thieves. on paper. Facts
and q legal tribunal is what is wanted
TO immediately secure tho sympathy
ni all good men, and ultimately equal
and exact justice. That was tho chute
hat done the business for Tweed and
his men last Tuesday in New York,
and similar course, by your people,
3il place South Carolina Oh high
ground.
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Markets..

ABnEvILLE, November 81 - Cotton
l5@lGf.
NEW York, November 19.-The cot
ton movement, as compared with last
week, shows slight decrease in receipts,
and considerable increase in exports.
The movement for the expired portion
of the cotton year, however, shows a
large falling off, both in receipts and ex-
ports, as compared with the correspond
ing period of last season. Receipts at
all ports for the week l0l Al bales,
against los, 400 last week, &C. ,70S the pre-
vious week, and %. .069 three weeks since.
Total receipts SINCE September G66,6OS,
against 79O,32 for the corresponding pc
riod of the previous year, showing de-
crease of 1872, ,72l. Exports from all ports
for the week $3.50, against 81, ,655 for the
same week last Year. Total exports for
the sxpired portion Of the cotton year
2s9, ,335, against +G9,96s same time last
year. Stock at all ports 329, ,lG5, against
3l2, ,507 for the same date last year.
Stocks at the interior towns 3,6OG bales,
against 5s, $40 last year. Stock in Liver
pool 53s,06o, against 4OS,OOO last year
American afIost for Great Britain 81, 900. .
against lG9, 600 last year. Indian cotton
afloat for Europe 3Ss, ,lSa against 10000
last year.
LIVERPOOL, November 2o-P. NJ
Cotton opened firm-uplands % ; Orleans
9i@9: sales Is 900 bales speculation and
export 5000.
LIVERPOOL, November oO-Evcning.
Cotton closed firm and unchanged III
price.
New YORK, November 2o-Noon.-
Sales of futures Saturday evening $500
bales, as follows: December ls4, lSs, lS
SIG; January lsS, is 9-l7; February Isl
MARCH, 10 1-l6, 1911 April l94 10 SIG;
May 19I. Cotton firm -uplands lSs Or
leans l9s sales 1000 bales. Gold heavy,
at 1'OS.
Z p. M-Cotton strong; sales 1929
-bales-uplantls 1Sa'; Orlcons l9!.
Charleston. November 2o.-Cotton
steady - nid'iling 17i@Ts; reccip's
2,GSc bales sales 400; stock 27.9i2.
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State of South Carolina,

State OF SOuCn GaIOl1nd,
Abbeville County.
In the Common Pleas.
EQUITY SIDE.
o. T. Porchcr, Ex'r and Trustee, VS.
Joshua Daniel and others.
Bill for Injunction, Construc'
tion, &c.
PURSUANT to the order of the
Court, passed July 5, 1871, in
the above stated cause, Notice is here
by gicen to the children Of Corhrlius Cor
Bailey Coz, Eethuna Pncr, and Phoebe
Price, (whosc names and number are
unknown,) lcgatc>s under the will of
Mrs. Jane Reid, deed, to appear md
proye their identity, a"a cluim their share
of so;d estate, on or before the 1st o
August, 1872, or they will De BARR
of any benefit under the decree
said case.
O. T. PORCHER,
Ex'r and Trustee.
July II, 1871, 13-lam ]2m
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EVIL OF FRACTIONAL PAPER Cur
RENCy.-Fcry proper ccuSurc is riSl-
ted upon the boastful announcement
that the United States Treasury had
saved S220.5S4 by the destruction and
loss Of fractional currency in the hands
ofinnocent holders Of the same. 1t is
suggested that we should nave Offices
that may be readily reached wnere
mutia:cd fi'actional currency may be
redeemed by the Government in sums
Of small amounts; but the most cticc-
tua' mode OF remcdyiny the grievance
complained Of is Tic entire withdrawal
Of all paper currency tor the fraction
al part Of u dollar. 1t Is true this
consumat;on cannot be very well
brought about before resumption,
without resort to metal tokens.
which are ohjc:,io' able on many ac.
counts, but especially as tcntiug to
perpctuate y debased currency. a
war, however, against ragged, dirty.
and diIspadited fractional currency
should be kept up unccasiugly by
those who suffer most from its use,
unit! Congress shall devise some cfec-
tu;.l and permanent relief.
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THE MILITARY ARREsTs.-Activc
operations, by the military stationed
here, have considerably subsidized with
in the past TWO weeks, and the arrests
which so conspicuously marked the
first days following the Presidents
proclamation, have diminished in num-
hers to an extcat quite gratifying.
We learn that it is the intention Of
the authorities to commence the cX-
animation of prisoners before the
United States Commissioner, either
the latter part OF this wcok or the
first Of next.
The following list embraces the
names Of those who have been arrcs-
ted since our Hast report: Samuel
Blair, Jr.. w. ID. Barnes, DIR. r. r..
Darwin, C. B. Blanton, S. II. Rippy, r..
n. Rosrk, A. E. Warren, Thos. p.
Block, W II. Lowry, J. G. Robeson,
&. S. Wright, J. S Carroll, J. f. Car
roll. OF the above, Thos. p. Black
has been released from confinement
and Of the names heretofore publish
cd, the following have also been re-
leased: ". W. Gaflney. A. W. Camp,
J. l.. Parker and J. PRESLEY, negro
YokriM Enquirer.
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The following persons have packages
in the Express office,
ID Scabrook, ] E Lyon, G a Human,
C II Sondley, + Gillespse, r Il Bowie,
Z Westfeld, G f Bruce, o II Porcher,
w D Mars, B Rhett, J G Mason, J B
Boston, Lee Russell, T B Milford, ]
L NJ Mitchell, L L Gufliu.
c. v. HAMMOND,
Agent.
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If YOU want finc Pistols and Guns
of every quality, cheap, 80 to ka-
phan a. Sk'arz.
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IF you want Gents, Misses ard
Children Shoes, so 10 kaphan 4
Sklarz.
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ARCHITECTURE.

E Undersigned would respectfully osr bis services q ga Ach gag
retg plans specifications all kinds of either public
reasonable From early and thorough course
please all who favor him with their
ronage. xxsr
Boy A. Hawthorne of Due West Rev soao o. Cedar
Spipg Wilson, Of
bM House. j. D. Chalmers Jas. W. Fowler, Of Abbeyie s
am prepared the HORIZONTAL LEVER POW
ER COTTON PRESS for which claim has the pow
simplicity durability and rapdi
offered the public
should be addressed Due West
where receive prompt attention 5'sEtsh
These thoroughly tested
Mr. Benz Smith, Donalsvie E. Cox Duo West A. c. Lindsay
houns Mills have engaged and
under contract and would respectfully solicit orders for
fully warranted as represented. 5ts4a
Respectfully, &e, s.,a4- 1ao..
a. W.. C1arkson.@..
September :, 1877, 2O-tf -.
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NoTICE.

& T the next meeting of the Trustees
IA of the Estate of DR.. John De La
Howe, Il Superintendent and Teacher for
next year will be elected. Persons de-
sirous Of either situation will give their
names to the Secretary ut Abbeville
within the next ten days. or to any Of
the Trustees within the same time. They
will give also the number and ages OF
the members of their families, and such
terms as they may propose.
THOS. THOMSON,
Secretary.
Nov 1G, 1871, S0-2t
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EXECUTORS Sale.

WILL be sold, ut the late residence
w of ASA HARPER, deceased,
nine miles north of Anderson c.. H.,
on o..
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Jan cS7J 39-lenl
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-09-04
SPECIAL NOTICES,


= u E.
The PAIN KILLER may justly be styled
the great medicine of the world; for there is no
region Of the globe into which it has not found
its way, and been largely used and highly priced
Moreover, there is no cline to which it has not
proved TO be well adapted for the cure of a con
siderable variety OF diseases 1t is speedy and
safe remedy for burns scalds, cuts, bruises,
wounds and various other INJURIES as well as for
dysentery, diarrhea and bowel complaints geno-
rally. 1t is admirably suited for every race of
men on the face of the globe.
! Its very significant fact, that notwithstand-
ing the long period of years that the pain
KILLER" has been before the world, il has
never lost one whit of its popularity, but, the
contrary, the call for it has steadily increased
from its nrst discovery, and at no previous time
has the demand for it been SO great, or the quan-
tity made been so large, as it is to-day.
Another significant fact is, that nowhere has
the "PAIN KILLER" ever been in higher re.
pute, or been more generally used by families
and individuals, than it has been here at home
where it was first discovered and introduced
That the PAIN KILLER will continue t,
OF TIE WORLD, there cannot be the shadow of
doubt.--Prouicience Advertiser. jyl6-lmd&w
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
i TED STATES for the Eastern District of Vir-
ginia
In the matter of John NJ. Clark, bankrupt--in
bankruptcy.
At Richmond, Va, the 3lst day of Aug, 1871.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Please take notice, that q petition has been pre-.
sented TO the Hon. John G. Underwood, judge of
said District Court, in Bankruptcy, by VIM. II.
Allderdice, assignee of the estate of said bank
rupt to sell the real estate belonging said bank
rupt, free from all liens and encumbrances there
on. F i 80
This is to give notice TO all persons interested,
that in the terms of said petition an order has
been issued by the Judge aforesaid, for all per-
sons who may be interested in said estate to APP
pear before w. w. Forbes, Register, at his Office
September, ISL, at 10 O'clock A. M. ana show W
cause, ii any they have, why such order should
not be granted VIM. II. ALLDERDICE,
Sc l-F2w ttH Assignee