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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-02-11
New England Dispatches.
Two MassHchusetIs Vessels Condemned in
Dominion Court - 100000 Com
tributed in Boston for the Suffering PeO-
pie of France, etc.


mASsACHUSETTBs
RosToN, Feb. 10.-A Halifax dispatch states
that schoouers A. H. Wonson and A. j. Frank
lin, with stores, cargo, etc., were condemned as
forfeited to the queen by violation of the fishery
laws by the vice admiralty court to-day. rhe
judge, Sir VIM. Young, in pronouncing judy
ment, expressed regret at the painful duty i'm
posed upon him, but the evidence of disinterest
ed witnesses in both cases was so conclusive
that he could not refuse to believe. In the latter
case, he expressed the hope that the Dominion
government would act literally and remit the
penalty in whole or in part. Notice of appeal
in both cases was given by S. l.. Shannon coun-
sci for the owners The Judgment in the case of
the j. Ii. Nickerson, for purchasing bait, has
not yet been given.
The amount subscribed to the French charity
fund in Boston now reaches sixty thousand dol
lars.
MAINE.
BELFAST, Me-, Feb 10,-The wife of Hiram
o. Alden, president Of the Maine telegraph COM
pany, died to-day.
LITTLE Rock, Feb. 9.-The contested election
case of Reilly VS.. Brooks in the senate, was de
cided in favor of Reilly-13 to 6.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
CONCORD, Feb. 10.-Five men were badly
burned yesterday morning by powder explo-
sion in ledge on the Sugar River railroad,
about one mile above Bradford. One of the
men is fatally inj Ired, it is feared Their names
IRE Thomas Doyle, Jefferson Curtice, John MUIR
ply, Peter Foster and Dennis Favre. They had
made one blast, and Doyle was turning powder
into the seam for second. Twenty-Five pounds
of powder went off in his hands, and his recov-
cry is improbable.
PORTSMOUTH, Feb. 10.-'The crew of the
United States steamer Tuscarora have been put
aboard the Vandalia. A draft for $50 1000 for
the payment of the officers and men has arrived
There are plenty Of land pirates here after poor
Jack, as usual, from Boston and elsewhere
Commander e. G. Carpenter has been detached
from the United States steamer Yantc. He is
in Washington, sick.
A wild cat was shot in Stratham, ten miles
from Portsmouth, yesterday, the first for SIX
years. She measured Ave feet in length
A boy who has entered the house of j. W
| league, in this city, three times within year,
and stole about hundred dollars, has been de.
| tected by exMarShal johnson. The case was
! settled to keep him from state prison.
| CONNECTICUT.
| hartford, Feb. 10.-George Julley, a young
| German bootmaker, in Middletown, committed
suicide to day by cutting his throat with a
razor.
| James Adams, nearly eighty years old, was
struck by an engine on the Hartford, Prov-
| dence and Fishkl road, this afternoon, was
| knocked down, and the cars ran over one arm,
| Ii is thought that he cannot live
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GNurtester 1a1lp Spp.
CITY NEWS.

Owens at the theatre tonight.
There were two prisoners and nine dodgers at
the station house last night.
Magills Mirror of Ireland will be shown in
Mechanics hall on Monday and Tuesday eve
nings.
The Spiritualists have adopted the free seat
system in their Sunday meetings, at Horticul-
tural hall
Prof. R. H. Mather, of Amherst, will preach at
the Salem street church, at the usual hours Of
service
The spring term of the Dread institute and Of
the Dread high and grammar school, will COM
mence on Monday next, February 10.
Two hundred and fifty shares of stock of the
Washburn & Moen manufacturing company is
to be sold this morning, at eleven o'clock, at the
Bay State house; also at the same time, seventy
five shares of the Bay State house stock.
The ball of the State Guard at Horticultural
hall last night was so well enjoyed that all who
have attended the series seemed DESTROYS of hay
ing another; and, in compliance with the gen.
eral wish, arrangements have been made for one
more on the night before Fast Day, whenever
that shall be appointed.
Main street, are at present doing a lively bust
ness in the manufacture of valentines, it being
one of the largest concerns in that line of bust
ness in the country. The company has taken
the store recently occupied by Allen & Reed,
and full stock of the delicate wares may there
be seen.
The directors of the Providence and Worces-
ter railroad corporation, at their meeting in
Providence, yesterday, organized for the year
ensuing, by the re-election of Earl P. Mason,
Esq, of rovilence, as president, and John R.
B1lch, Esq.,, clerk and treasurer. They voted
to settle the mooted question Of the location of
the depot in Millbury, y removing it lit.
tie further north, to the Bramanyille road
crossing, provided suitable land accommoda-
tions can be secured.
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Metu Aobertisrments.
Nefu advertisements.
y FAD THIS
DIR. LightIliII
WILL BE AT THE
BAY STATE HOUSE,
Thursday, Friday, and Saturday,
FEBRUARY 10, II, e. 1s.
SYMPTOMS OF CATARRH.

The earliest, most prominent and characteristic Tea
ture OF Caarh lisa discharge from the head consisting
sometimes of clear acrid fluid, but oftener a thick
f9tid, purulent yellow or greenish matter which Is
usually secreed In excessive abundance and discharged
through the nostrs throat and frequently by both
channels.
The nature of this discharge varies in different cases.
AMI even in the individuals at different times. In
some It is cOpous and OF loose and fluid character,
while in others 1t Is very vscid or gummy adhering
the diseased membrane with glue-ke tenacity and re-
movable only with great difficulty condition more
particularly noticed rising in the morning. because.
during Sleep the puruent secretion hardens and
muates with greater facility.
Again, the offensive matter concretes into dry hard
masses brusts which obstruct BREATHING and very
difficult to de:ach, their dslodgmen requiring
violent efforts ometimes these incrusatIons come
away in small whitish Jumps fragments of deep
tint but occasionally broa and fiat cast of nota-
Bile size are expelled, which traces of blood may at
times be observed. This condition is very liable to run
on to serious liberation involving of the bony
struc of the nose and subsequent atenng of that
organ.
The nasal membrane is thickened and congesed
causing the nose to be stopped up sometimes on one
side, sometimes the other giving adisagrecablc
stuy sensation In the head and occasionally VIOLENT
paroxysms of sneezing.
feeling of funess, heat irritation, or pain
is generally experience in the nostrls the root of
the nose well in the upper part the throat above
and Jelow the soft palate distressing sensation of
heavy weight compression is usually complained Of
the reh cad, especially in the region Immediately
above ami between the eyes. Sometimes the pain is
obstiuaely fixed in particular part as n the TEN
pies the ;Op of the head at the back Of the neck
behind the orbits and occasionally nanests itself in
the face, of character that it Is often mis-.
taken for neuralgia.
yOice is generally affected and hncornes boorua
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ADVERTISING RATES.

In DAILY sPr-For the square Of ten lines sol
agate type, time IS cts each rbs'quen insertion 81
cts; week s21S; weeks 81 90; month $500; year
sso-and the same rate proporionay for any numoe
squares Two ines for one week sOOi three line sl25i
per line for each insertion Business IS eens er
line Obituary notices resolutions, &C. Is cents pei line
Legal advertisements slOO per square for irs nler
ton each subsequent Insertion 50 cent.
Special positions in the paper, and special styles
display, will be charged extra Cuts and double
column advertisements allowed only 10 limited extent
double rates CHARGED for the whole space occupied
IN WEEKLY SPr-Flr.t in-ertion sl.OO per square
each subsequent insertion 50 cents months sOO one
year $500. Sc
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Fire RECORD.

AT PERU, INp.-Loss 800 900.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Feb. 10.-The Howe sew
ing machine mandatory in Peru, was entirely
destroyed by fire this morning. Loss 100000
kiln.
AT PERU, IND.-Loss $4,000.
TOLEDO, Feb. 10.-Further particulars of the
nre at Peru, Ind, this morning, state that the
loss Is now estimated at $4,000; insurance,
$4,000. Three lives were lost.
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LIN MemOrian.

of relatives and friends attended to-day the fu-
neral of four victims, from Buffalo, of the late
railroad accident at New Hamburg. Scenes at
the respective places of burial were extremely
affecting
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HAVANA, Feb. 1O.-Fernando Estroda, an in
surgent leader, has been captured and executed
at Moron.
Jesus de Fol, a rebel general who lately sur
rendered, now acts as guide to the Spanish
troops.
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AsTRoNoMY.-An advertisement in another
part of the paper, informs our readers that DR..
joseph Treat will deliver a series of lectures in
Washburn hall, next week, on astronomy, be-
ginning Monday evening. His special topics
are stated briefly, in the advertisement 1t can
be seen that they are full of interest; and as Dr.
Treat has lectured with much success, in other
places, his lectures are likely to be worth hear
ing. The effect of each lecture will be height
ened by the great array of finely executed illus
trations which will be displayed on the walls Of
the lecture room.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 10.
THE NAVAL BILL.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 10.
THE NAVAL BILL.
The principal change by the senate committee
in the house bill regulating rank in the navy is,
instead of positive, the phrase used thT oughout
the bill being, "shall rank with"
NOMINATED.
The president to-day nominated as collectors
Of customs: B. w. Roberts, Belfast; Stephen
Longfellow, Machias.
SENATOR WILLIAMS
Was con frmed as commissioner, the point be-
ing decided, after debate, that the office was not
a civil Office created by law, but that he was APP
pointed merely to represent the president in an
executive capacity.
THE COMMISSION.
In the executive session of the senate, this
afternoon, Mr.. Sumner made an argument
against the objection to Senator Williams con-
stitutonal disquali6cations quoting precedentS
to show thai the clause in the constitution with
regard to the appointment of senator or
representative to an office created during
the term for which he was elected did
not apply to a case like that before
them. The senate, at the close of debate,
confirmed the nominations without division.
During the discussion, Mr.. Sumner spoke Of his
knowledge of the three British commissioners,
they being, not only snrewd statesmen, but
thoroughly acquainted with the questions with
which they will have to deal. He did not, as
has been stated, oppose the appointment of COM
mlsSionerS on the part of the United States, but
voted for the confirmation OF all of them. He,
however, desired due caution. Having assented
to the appointment of high commissions, he de-
sired that its lahors might be satisfactory to our
country, as we could not afford to make
another failure in the effort to settle the pend
ing questions between the United States and
Great Britain. The president this evening,
was officially informed of the confirmation of
the commissioners.
THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT
Has received one hundred and forty applca-
tons, from this country and Europe, for agen-
ces for the negotiation of the new United States
bonds, to be issued under the debt funding act.
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Meteorological observations, taken at the Lu-
matte Hospital for the week ending Feb 18th,
showing the highest and lowest points indicated
each day, by the barometer in inches, and the
thermometer in degrees The highest is shown
by the first column under each head, and the
lowest by the second;
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DATENT OFFICE BUSINESS-Amerl
l. can ana Foreign Patents procured, Rejected Ap
leations re-argued Interference Cases Prosecuted
Opinions given as to the validity and infringement Of
Courts, by
THOs. II DODGE.
formerly Principal Examiner and Chairman Of lthe
Board of Appeals U. s. Patent Ohhce) Counsellor at
Law, and Advocate in Patent Cases. Office, Dodge =
Block corner Park and Portand.sts. Worcester Mass.
u2t WITT
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COUNTY NEWS.

Water works, gas works, and free public IL
bra1y are desired by the people of Athol.
Daniel H. Maynard of Athol went on visit
to some friends in Vermont, and shortly after it
was reported that he had died He returned the
other day and denied the statement.
The citizens Of Millbury were so elated over
the news of the directors vote to remove the
stations on the Pro ,idence and Worcester rail
road to point near the "Gowan Bridge" that
they celebrated it by firing cannon and other
jubilant demonstrations.
The ladies of the Congregational society, held
their annual fair on Thursday night, and made
it the most successful one Tor many years. Rev.
S. Tracy delivered an address, and music was
furnished by string band from this city.
In the United States commissioners court,
Thursday, Cyrus G. Foss, of Grafton, who is
charged with attempting to defraud his credi-
tors in bankruptcy, by concealng one of his
books from his assignees, and also by emitting
from his schedule in bankruptcy property
valued at $1,000, was arraigned and held in bonds
of $1,000 for his appearance before the United
States district court during the March term.
The Worcester West Chronicle quotes the
OplilOh NSNplNooSu W tuS OplAliSuClu ANGpuOlE-
can in regard to the Athol Transcript, that "the
town is not large enough to support two papers,
and doubtless one will, ere long, swallow up the
other" and "0ur swallow is very capacious'
1t may encourage this sinner Transcript, threat
ened by the distended jaws of the pickerel
Chronicle, to know that the city of Olympia,
w. T., with population of only 1850, supports
four papers; a fifth one was started, but that
seemed TO be one too many, and was a victim to
the swallowing trick.
The FITcHBURG INSURANCE CAsE.-Merrill
F. Carleton, proprietor of gentemen's fur
nishing goods store in Fitchburg, was again in
the municipal court in Boston on Wednesday,
on the charge Of attempting to defraud the
Springfield fire and marine insurance company
by attempting to induce another party to burn
his store. He waived examination, and was
held in $4,000 for the grand jury of the superior
court the first Monday in March
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CasuaItIeR.


FATAL EXPLOSION.
WHEELING, W. ", Feb. 1O.-Three men were
killed and others, whose fate is unknown, buried
beneath the debris by an explosion, on Thurs
day, in the asphaltum coal mines near Cairo
Richie county.
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Brigham Young.

SALT LAKE, UTAH, Feb. 10.-Brigham Young
returned to this city, to-day, from the southern
part of the territory, where he has been spend
ing the winter. The flags from the cooperative
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stores and tithidg office were displayed in honor
of his arrival. He was escorted into town by Il
q mounted body guard
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A DESIRABLE HOME INVESTMENT.
SEVEN PER CENT. FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
OF THE
NNECTICUT
Western Railroad Company.

OFFICERS.
Hon. VIM. H. BARNUM, President, Lime Rock, ct.
GEO. NJ. BARTHOLOMEW, Vice Pres. Hartford, Ct
VIM. G. CoE, Secretary, winstcd, Ct.
WIN. L. HILBERT, Treasurer. West wlnsted, CT.
Directors.
Hon. VIM. II. Banum. VIM. L. Gilbert,
Ex Gov. A. II. Hawey, James Goodwin,
George II. Brown, George NJ. Bartholomew,
Frederick Watson, james L. Howard,
f T. Butler, George W Moore.
George Dudley, n. b. Stevens,
Byron Loomis.
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Our New York Dispatches.

Accident ON the Erie Road-DeaIh of an
Old French PrOfessOr-A Woman sem
fenced to Ten Years ImprisOnment-
Dishonesty of n Bank Omcer-A MOnu.
ment Project Abandoned, etc.
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Barometer. Therm'r.

amount Of SNOW water-S7-l00 inch.
Depth of snow-5 inches.
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Was con frmed as commissioner, the point be-
ing decided, after debate, that the office was not
a civil office created by law, but that he was APP
pointed merely to represent the president in an
executive capacity
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o. xe1.

ITO LET-A VERY PLEASANT Front Room,
with all the comforts of HONE. slS Main st, up
one flight. d2t' flo
no LET-Six Tenements, in different parts
Il OF the city; one tenement with barn rtnt from s.
to $50 per month. Inquire of G. +. ALLEN, No. 48
Austin st. diff re-
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IN A0A FEET OF ROOM, with
1O9OOO power, to rent, at New Worcester.
rs diff ALBERT Curtis
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-01-20
It ELE dR "A p FL IC :

WASHINGTON, Jan. Dollhouse
Many bills were introduced for
reference, including some for remov-
al of disabilities.
Also one prescribiny the oath of
Office for persons implicated in the
rebellion, but not excluded by the
18th amendment.
Messrs. Young, Price, Bethune
and Long, last colored, claiming
seats from Georgia were sworn in.
LONDON January Is The protest
of the Paris Government to foreign
powers against the bombardment of
the French capital, is as follows:
"Bombardmcnts are proceeding
wantonly upon hospitals, ambulances
and churches, and is killing many
innocent women and children. All
authorities on war and military
usage, require that warning to re-
move Eon-combatants shall precede
the opening ofsuch attack upon a
city"
LONDON, January l5.-Permoy,
under General DeChausey, was
completely defeated, near Lemons
by the second German army, com
manded by Frederick Charles and
the Duke of Mecklen burg. The
Germans occupied Lemons, captur-
ing large quantities of supplies and
war material. The French army is
being pursued.
The Times has the following spe-
|cial: Versailles January 12-even-
Ing The bombardment was heavy
until this afternoon, Several fires
are seen within the French lines
(The Prussians are crowding in front
lof CIamart and Mendon.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-01-20
Extraordinary Success.

The Justly celebrated Steif' Pianos have
again been successful Eleven first Prizes and
Gold medals were awarded to the Stief Plan
.os for acknowledged superiority over fourteen
different Pianos from the first manufactures of
New York. Baltimore, Boston and st, Louis,
during the months Of October and November,
1870, at the State Fairs held in Augusta Ga.
Stauntou, Va, Knoxville, Tenn, Wythville
Va, Wilmington, n G. Winchester Va,
Columbia, S c., Clarksburg, w. v, Char
lotte, n. c. and other places.
Including the awards made during the previ-
Gus year eighteen First Premiums have been
awarded to the Steff Pianos over twenty one Of
the most celebrated makers in the country
More than one thouso nd Stef Pianos have
been sold to the Southern people since the close
of the war, which fact, whsn considered in CON
necton with the numerous Premiums awarded
by disinterested judges more than attests the
superiority Of Steff instruments over all other
Persons wishing topurchaso, will find it to
their interest by corresponding with Mr. Stietf
before purchasing elsewhere.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-01-20
Special Notices.
THIRTY YEARS.

1t has lost none Of its good name
repeated by trials but continues to
occupy a prominent position in
every family chest.
1t is an External and Internal
Remedy.
For Summer Complaint, or any
other form of bowel disease in
children or adults, it is an almost
certain cure and has without doubt,
been more successful in curing the
various kinds of CHOLERA than any
other known remedy, or the most
skillful physician. In India, Africa
and China, where this dreadful dis
easeis more or less prevalent, the
Pain Killer is considered by the ma
tives, as well as European residents
in three climates, q sare remedy;
and while it is most efficient rem
edy for pain, it is a perfectly safe
medicine, even in unskillful hands.
Directions accompany each bottle.
Sold by all Druggists. Price 70
cts, so cts, and s per bottle.
PERRI z D.4 IT'S IT, son,
Manufacturers and Propretors'
Providence, r. !.
Sold by
WIN. ROOT & SON.
Druggists, Marietta, Ga. Price 25c, and
Scots. per bottle
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-01-20
North Georgia Rail Road Meeting.

At the Meeting of Marietta & North Ga, Rail
Road at Canton 18th January 1871, the follow
inc Corporators answered to their names
Edward Dennead, Wan. Phillips, G. n. Les
ter by proxy, J. T. Burllhalter, j. A. Bisaner,
H. NJ. Hmnmett by proxy, W. D. Anderson, j.
r. Brown, w. II. d. Moss, Freeman Lay, Til
mon Chanlee, Willlie MclIanley by proxy, w.
c. Atherton by proxy, A. j. Glenn, W. II. Sim
mons, S, A. Dalneli, Robert Il, Howell
On motion Col BrowA, Edward Denmead
was called to the Chair and W. II. Simmons to
uct as Secretary Of the meeting.
The chair then appointed Col, j. r. Brown of
Cherokee, Col. VIM. Phillips of Cobb and A. j.
Glenn of Pickens Committee to examine the
authority of the Proxies They reported that
W. T. Day had proper showing from Wilkie
McHan, also VIM Tate from w. c. Atherton,
also w. d. Anderson from II NJ Hannett and
g. N. Lester.
On motion of Col. Brown, the Corporsttors ac-
cepted the Charter of the Board with all its
amendments:
TN motion Of Gen. VIM Phillips the original
Corporatols il the original Charter be requested
to cooperate with the present Corporators in
soliciting subscription for the Board with all the
rights and privileges of the present coporators
On motion of Col. J. r. Brown the meeting
adopted the printed form rendered the meeting
by Col. Denmead as the obligation of the Stock
holders.
The meeting then upon motion Of A. J. Glenn
appointed two men at each town on the Road to
ttGeits sugaelptlqua At Eltay W. L. Wat
kins and W, r, Weloll-at Jasper W, T. Day
and w. H. Simmons-at Canton Jas. Il. Brown
and'W r. d. Moss-at Marietta Gen. VIM.
Phillips and VIM d. Anderson.
Gen. VIM. Phillips introduced the following
Resolutions:
Resolved. That the corporatols whose duty
it is to solicit subscription of Stock to the Mari
eta & North Georgia Rail Road report in writing
weekly to the President the amount of Stock
subscribed il their respective lists, and that so
soon as One Hundred and Fifty thousand Dol
lars shall be 50 reported that the President shall
call meeting Of the Stock Holders and Cor
poiators at Canton.
Resolved, That the notice to Corporators and
Stock Holders shall be by publication in the
Marietta Journal for thirty days prior to said
meeting.
Resolved. That 40 substitution shall emit
.le'tge suilstiipel 70 Certificate sto,., aiaI the
tortoratoi,. n said meeting sian De satisfied
tlat the subscription j. Jyas .fde
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