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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-21
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.


House met at II A. NJ. Prayer by Rev.
BILLS REPORTED AND PLACED ON THE CALL
EEDAR.
Senate bills to amend and reenact section
2 Of chapter 179 of the acts Of 1869-'T0 in
relation to county officers, so as to provide
amend the 4th and 9Th sections Of chapter
175 of the Code concerning commissioners
in chancery to amend and reenact section
so of chapter III OF the Code of 1860 as to
parties In chancery; to amend and resnact
sections s, 7, and Is of chapter 204 of the
Code in relation to bail and criminal cases,
with recommendation that it do not pass !;
to amend and reenact the Sd, 18th. and 18th
sections of chapter 1872 Of the Code of 1860,
as amended and reenaEted by the act ap-
proved June %, 10, in relation to petitions
for appeals, writs of error, and superse-
IDEAS.
House bills to incorporate the Richmond
and Henrico Railroad and Turnpike Com
pany to extend the jurisdiction of police
Justices and justices Of the peace in certain
cases.
LEAVE OF ABSENCE
was granted Messrs. DAVIS and BOWEN for
eight days each F. n. PERKINS, and WALL
of Pulaski, for SIX days each; S. S. TURNER
for FIVE days; THURMAN, BURGESS, and
CLARK for three days each CAMPBELL and
G. r. HODGES tor two days each, and w. A.
BRYANT for one day.
Mr.. MATTHEW announced that Mr.. COLES,
of Pittsylyania, was detained at home by
continued indisposition, the effects OF fall.
HOUR OF MEETING.
Dir. LAWSON offered resolution provid-
ing that in view of the exigencies OF the
public business the House meet hereafter
at II A. NJ, ut take recess until 4, and
adjourn at p. NJ.
RAILROAD AFF4IRs.
Senate bill No. 8, providing for the SELL
ing Of the States interest in the Orange,
Afexandrian and Manassas railroad was, on
motion of Mr.. HANGER, recommitted.
On motion OF MIR. HUDGIN, the considera-
ton OF Senate bills was passed by for the
day. + s
House bill 4e, amending the charter and
changing the name of the Alexandria,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad, was
taken up, the question being upon its
passage.
The passage Of the bill was opposed by
Messrs. HENsLEY and ARNETT, and urged
by Messrs. PEATRoss md THOMAS.
Mr. PorHAH then called the pending
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~. = Railroad War.

?. w;n be seen from the report OF the
,>rac.edinrs of the House of Delegates, that
Tho bill known as the charter Of the Penn
sylyanis Company, authorizing that com
nany to build a railroad from Alexandra
to Richmond, passed that body on yes'e''
day by decided majority. 1t now goes 70
the Senate, which becomes The os''ie .
ground. The parties to the contes, ART
powerful and resolute. 1t is difhcnlt "
foretel, how the struggle will be decided
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MARRIED.,

On the 9Th instant, at the Mayo.street Sy ma
gogue, by the KEY. T. Jac3ooy; M M;.s 1S MsRY
MORRI5, OF City Point, Va.
New ! ork, Baltimore, Petersburg, ana TAR
boro' IN. C.) papers please copy.
On the 10th in slant, by the Pew. Jas. E. Gates. at
the residence Of the BRIDES parents, In Henrico
cnunty, Mr. JOHN C. WILLS Of Richmond. to
Miss ALCINDA ID. ALLEY.
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GTOLEN HORSE FOUND.-Was ~
~ brought to this vicinity about the Ist OF ~
January, a SORREL H,R5E, of medium sIas |;
drives we'll and carries himself we'll. BY calling
at JOHN II. MONTAGUE'S, further Informs
ticn can be had. fe 2l-sw4t
4 OS1, on Sunday morning, the 10th, be-
IL tween the First baptist Church and Cd ST. eel,
on Broad street q BROWN NEUK.FUR. The
finder will receive liberal reward by leaving IL
at BIS Broad street. ltx
T OST, a POCKET-BOOK containing a
II sum OF money; also some papers with own
er's name, Is In the book. A. liberal reward will
be paid for Its delivery Mt DIAhOCk BROS
office, No, Ills Main street. fe colts
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CITY MISSIONARY Assoc1ATIoN.-This
organization of the Protestant Episcopal
Church of the city Of Richmond is now In
full operation. Their rooms have been fitted
up and established in rear of the lecture
room Of st. Paups Church. They will be
found open from 10 a. Nj. to ~ p. NJ, and
from 2. Do to 8 P. III. daily, except Sun
days. A meeting OF, the Executive Com
mittee viii be held this evening at s CLOCK.
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BRIBERY AND COMMUNICATING to the
extended session Of the House of Delegates
on yesterday there was no meeting OF the
committee to investigate the charges against
members In the resolution recently adopted.
The meeting WIN be held this mornipg at
QH O'clock, w.
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HAIR DYE,

NJ BATCHELOR'S EAlR DYE
This splendid HAIR DYES tho best in the world J
the only true and perfect dye; harmless, reliable
instantaneous no disappointment; no ridiculous
tnts remedies the III effects Of bad eyes invaso.
rates and leaves she hair soft and beautiful otdeH
or bro,on. Sold By all druggists snd periame,S
and properly applied at BATCHELok's WIZ
FACTORY, No. 10 Bond street, New YORK.
te 2-eodlyr
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WELL SAID.-The atlantic Monthly for
March, while complimeuting RICHARD
GRANT WHITES book OH Words and Their
Uses. adds
"But we keep firmly in mind (and shall
always try to do so) that when writer's make
stand (as Mr.. White now and then calls
upon them to do) for any obsolcscient form
or grace of speech they are doing very
deadly thing for themselves. The English
language is primarily in the mouths of liv-
ing men it has no transmisSible life but
what comes thence, and there we must seek
it if we could say anything clearly or stoutly
to our own generation"
Again:
eve must confess, however, that we fear
his influence upon the language will be
small, and that the English-speaking world
will go on saying, Us being done,' long af:
ter he is dead"
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HENRIco SUNDAY-SCHooL SocrErY.-The
quarterly meeting of the Henrico Sunday.
School Association was held in the lecture.
room Of st. PauPs Church last evening"
Bishop Whittle presiding. The following
schools were represented and reports re-
ceiyed therefrom:
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1fECaAs msrSsEES

sTTSaAs, mtgksstES.
~ DAVIESS ART MET1CS,
adopted February II, 1871, by the State Board OF
Education, for use in the public schools OF VIZ
ginia.
DAVIES'S PRIMARY ARITHMETIC,
DAyIES,S INTELLECTUAL ARITHMETIC,
DAylsSS ELEMENTS OF WRITTEN
ARITH itETIC,
DAyIss,S PRACTICAL ARITHMETIC.
Eighty per cent. Of all the Arithmetics used 10
the schools of Virginia are Dav!es's.
Address A. 8. BARNES & CO., Publishers,
Baltimore; or
STARKE & RYLAGD, Booksellers,
fe ao-1w DIS Main street, Richmond, Va,
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~ FEBRUARY 20, 1871.
MORE NEW DRY GOODS AND BARGAINS
ALSO.
T. K. PRICE j. CO.,

T. K. PRICE j. co.,
Are opening daily for present sales, new prints,
In LIGHT-GROUHD SHIFTING PRINTS for
children
LIGHT GROUND SHIFTING PRINTS for
shirts;
DARK and MEDIUM SHIFTING PRINTS for
shirts;
TYCOON REPS for gowns;
BLACK MUHAIRS md ALPACAS. very low;
BLACK BUhBAZI Ne and TAMIsE,
HENRIETTA CLvTHS and ESQ DE NICE,
yELUIRS and OTTOMANS. BLACK REFS;
LADIES' KID GEUVE5--none but best,
GENTS KID GLOVES but best;
APPLIQUE SETS aud COLLARS,
LINEN and LACE THREAD SETS, CUFfA
CORSETS.
STAPLE GOODS.
IRISH LINEN and SHEECIHGS,
BLEACHED CUTrONs and SFEETINGs,
TOWELLING. EApKtnS, DIAPERS, &c.
BARGAINS FOR A FEW DAYS.
One or two hundred DRESSES, JAPAEE6E
SILKS, light and dark PUPL1NS, DELAlSEs'
and other dress goods upon their back counter.
will be closed out AT HALF VALUE within the
next few days. /. X. PRICE q Co''
reeo llOl Main street. =
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81 PARTNERsHIPs

DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
~ SHIp.-The co-partnershlp heretoTore ex-
istIrg uuder the firm of MCVElGh q NAH
>HALL Is this day ulssOlT d. occasioned DV Tie
death OF Mr.. l.. ". McVeigh.
The business Of tbs firm win be closed by 0. III.
Marshall who Is authorizedtu u.s. the signature Oh
the firm for that purpose.
Surviving Partner.
EraprIRy
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Average attendance .

The total amount of contributions for the
past quarter have been S221.90.
e resolution was adopted looking to the i'm
mediate establishment IN the Valley Of
The Society is reported to be in flourish.
Ing condition. The several parish schools
were represented, aud most encouraging
reports read.
After the usual religious exercises, the
meeting adjourned.
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MT OIL OF TITRIOLi

VLS UIL UF II nlCL1
OIL OF vIrRIOL! OIL OF VTTR1OL!
Pure and full strength. The Baltimore Copper
Company have In thorough operation extensive
chemical works, and are m manufacturing supe-
rior article Of
o OF yITRI0L,
which they are at all times prepared to ship Id
qv antilles 10 suit purchisers Making Its prodne'
ton q specially. our prices WIN be found more
advantageous to buyers than st any other city.
HENRY MARTIN, Pres'L
Office. 40 South st., 3 ,ltimore, Nd. dea-eodly
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me- RICHMOND AND LIVERPOOL
PACKET COMPANY.

FINAL DISTRIBUTION OF ASSETS.
A THIRD DIVIDEND OF FORTY DOLLARS
PER SHARE will be paid to the stockholders OF
the Richmond and Liverpool Packet Company on
application at the Office OF the Virginia Home In
suraoce Company. 1914 Main street. on WE'D
NESDAY NEXT, 18th February.
Stockholders required to surrender their scrip.
J RAH1P PG & SEEE E.. Committee.
fell lot VIM. 8. PAINE,
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CLOTHING,

DOCK AND JOB PRINTING DONE
ID CHEAP AT THM OFFICE,
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ST. JosEPH's ORPHAN ASYLUM,
asking their presence at that institution on
Thursday evening next at 4:30; which was
accepted.
On motion, the Council at o'clock ad.
lourned.
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FEBRUARY Is, 1871.

q. NJ. MARSHALL,
W. n. MCVEJGH, DR.,
HARVEY MCYEIGH.
fe Is-eodaW
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-24

STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS, County Of Worcester,
l. T. W HAYWARD Cashier of The Blackstone National
bank do solemnly swear that the above statement is
true TO the best Of my knowledge and belief.
f. W. HAYWARD, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 22d day of
March, 1871. ALVIN COOK,
Justice of the Peace.
Correct. Attest
JACOB TAFT,
ZADOK A. TAFT, Directors.
MOSES TAFT,
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Gb aaip SPY aolurtests frOap urning aAarb "a, 1884,

Clothing.
1871 SPRING 1871
We beg to call the attention of our friends
and the public to our stock of NEWS,
YOUTHS AND BOYS
CLOTHING
for the coming season. We have in store, and
shall be constantly receiving the largest and
most desirable stock we have ever offered, con-
sisting in part of SPRING OVERCOATS, in
SACKS AND INVERNESS CAPES in New
and Desirable Styles, OF ALL GRADES AND
coLoRs.
FROCK AND WALKING COAT SUITS,
in Black and Colored Tricots, GRANTEES, Diagon-
ais, and Mixtures, in most desirable styles.
DERBY AND SACK SUITS, in New and
Choice Fabrics
FANCY PANTS AND VESTS-A very
large and choice assortment, embracing all
desirable styles of Fine, Medium, and Low-Grade
Goods.
OUR YOUTHS, BOYS AND CHILDRENS
Department
will be found full of GOOD THINGS in Staple and
Fancy Goods, to which new and desirable styles
will be added as they appear in the market
Our CUSTOM DEPARTMENT. more fully
supplied with fine and fashionable fabrics than
ever before, and. we are determined to keep
FULLY UP WITH THE TIMES in this important
department of ouHbusiness.
In FURNISHING GOODS we have the
NEWEST AND BEST GOODS that can be obtained,
adding everything NEW AND NOVEL as soon
as they appear in market.
We respectfully invite an inspection of our
stock, confident that it will be appreciated by
city and country purchasers.
BIGELOW 4 LONGLEY,
2Os Main St.
mhls dlf
MARCH IL, 1871.
DAY 4 HARTWELL
HAVE OPENED THE NEW
SPRING STYLES
Silk, Stiff Brim and Soft Hats.
NEW BROADWAY SILK HAT,
FOR YOUNG MEN.
E547we will make you tho BEST FITTING SHIRT in
the city you will give ms trial. and warrant the prces
new invoice Of SHOULDER BRACES just received
Give us trial on doing up Lit en- Collars Troy STYLE
at ~ cts per dozen. Satisfaction guaranteed.
1852 1-2 Main ST.,
mill diff Opp. Mechanics Hall.
gmmbtr.
TJIMRER.
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Any one having Horses Carriages Harnesses, or any
good aleable property they wish Sold ara invited to
send the same to
A. X. RICHMOND.
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Buttons.

BY b. W ABBOTT Auctioneer,
Office 2S9 Main street, Worcester, Mass.
GRAND SALE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-24

Correct Time Keepers for The pocket, in large num-
bers and Uaried styles and makes may Arrays be
found at our store,
II may be that Tie impression has been made upon
the minds Of many that because zoe hare the Agency
or the justly celebrated WALTHAA WITCHES,
that zoe keep no other makes. We do keep a full
stock Of these fine time keepers, and find they meet
the demand Of a very large majority Of Watch buy
ers because Of their fine mechanism, their, durability,
strength and accurate performance, and also on
account of the great variety Of grades and sizes,
from The finest Watch made, in this or any other
country, to the cheap and strong Siirer Watch FOR
ordinary use.
Yet many prefer a Joreign-made tcatcs. To an
soer this demand aCe hare dltodys had in stock fine
line Of Foreign Watches, and among them The ceie-
brated "NARDLN," "CHAS. E. JACOT," "FER-
REGEAUX," "UL YSSE BRETLNG," "HENRY
BEG UELIN y SON." and "ROBERT MEL
LEY" Watches.
In medium and Iocer-priced Watches are hare
"HENRY BEGUELLN," "B. LAVAL" "NI-
COUD," "SALTZlLAN," "TISSOT," "HUGEN-
IN" "MONTANDON," and other makes.
For a very tine and superior Watch zoe recommend
the "CHAS. E. JACOT," IN Stem Winders or
,cithout.
Watch Buyers CW Arrays find a full and com
pete assortment Of Watches under the supervision
Qrerperienced in the business, at Store, and
no pains sViA be spared to gipe correct time and
advice in regard to this department.
EY"Prices the Very LO,ceSt in all cases.
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~ FOR SALE-In Shrewsbury, good
NH, farm of60 acres in good CIVILIZATIONS good two
lll story house, in thorough repairs good barn. with
cellar and all necessary Outbuildngs miles
from City Hall. | mile from the centre of the town;
plenty OF wood and rut; milk sold the door; keep
head the year through. Price $4,000.
NJ r. ~
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~ FOR SALE-West of Main st., south,
NEE first class French Roof House. very superior
illI location, with two nice tenements; modern i'm
provements; l6 rooms; good stable; 1900 feet of
and; splendid lots first class neighbOrhOOd and
very way desirable. Price $4,000. Terms very easy
i. A. ELY Il CO
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We have purchased the
HIGH FLOODED STALLION
STRIDEWAY,

LOT Stock Horse. He was sired by Black Hawk Tele
paphi MS dam IS the celebrated mare PocahontaA
strideWay is years old, stands l6k han Is high /;
weighs llOO pounds trot better than 35 to road
wagon, and never trained He will make the season,
from April TO October l. 1871 at the Stable OF the sub
scribers in Webster, Mass. Terms 500 the season,
payable rst time of service. Mares not proving with
ioal viii be served the following free The best
Of care and attention given Mares and fed desired
Accidents and escapes at the risks of owners.
Those DESTROYS to improve thelc stock in size and
speed are cordially invited to call and examine the
Horse. S. SHUMWAY Il SON.
Webster, Mass, APRIL, 1871. diff apll
DRINCE ALLEN.-This Celebrated Trot-
Il ting Stock Horse will make the Season OF 1871 at
Worcest'T r, Mass. commencing April 18th
For further information. call on q. s. HOWE, at tho
Store Of Howe q Hgckett, No. l03 Main st.
ali diff @. n. ROWLAND
THOROUGHBRED ''PRIVATEER.n
i This celebrated four mile Horse bred from the
st0utest racing blood, and winner of many long races
among VIII CHI was the four mile at Jerome Park
June IL 1868 will make the present season at nv stahie
for $50 payable at time of service For pedgree and de
scrip, ion send for circular. '" NV
apl dSm leicester
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- FOR SALE-On Mason ST., a good
si Three Tenement French Roof House, IA rooms;
Jul good neighborhood; near Pleasant street; 1000
feet land; city water,for the low price OF $780,
L. A. ELY & co.
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~ FOR SALE-On Newton ST., good
E;iil Double House, with good rooms to each part;
il 5000 feet of land city water barn, Price $780,
L, A, ELY Il co,
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p. w. Jones,
BAY, 10 I-e HANDS,


PoCA MAS OCKl
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The Atlantic boat club, of New York. has
challenged the university crew of Yale.
The Derby railroad is finished from New Ha-
ven TO Anscnia.
The Air Line bridge across the Connecticut
river viii be completed in two months.
Winchester proposes to celebrate its centen-
nial, July 22d next.
Charlie Morton, Of Norwich, twelve years old
tell from tree Sunday, and fractured bis ankle
Cedar Hill and North Haven gardeners say
that the prospect is good for large crop of
Strawberries, this summer
key, Lemuel II. Wells, rector ofTnnity parish
enufch, viii leave New Haven soon. He in-
tenas . 60 into the western regions
= =, Se a- cavalry company is being organ
i[eu IN New Haven, having a uniform similar IN
the renowned uhlanen "
Min,ueio"n wants public hall and thinks n
should seai SO0O persons at least, which would
New York. ns Vi music,
a petition is TO be presented TO the oener.,
assembly TO make the Connec6e,t -. S.". ~
boundary line between the towns Of Eass e Bs se
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Steamers.

PREPAID sTEERAGE PASSAGES
from Liverpool, GLASGOW, Queenstown or Derr,, 10
Boston or New York '' W
S4 CURRH NCY
States. F'' Vi '"o new England
Drafts issued for 81 and upwards
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EtOR SALE-A Horizontal STEAM EN-
Il CINE, s II. p. made by Putnam Machine Co
with first class tubular Boiler for same, of Stewart
billions make. Has been carefully used between two
and three years. Refer to jerome Wheelock May be
seen running at the office of the subscriber in Crompton
Block, Worcester. EDWARD X. FISKE
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TGr Sale.
nor SALE--A 2d-Hand PHI RTON, Sar-
n gents make Address Post Office box 1894.
APPS d3tt

| EOR SALE-A good Lapstreak Boat, 20
tour oars. Address box lis, Worcester p o. diff apps
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RafIruaos.
II ALL ROAD TIME TABLE

TRAINS LEAVE WORCESTER
FOR BOST0N-Express trains at 400 and e2s A. m.
and 34O and 1855 p. m. Accommodation trains nj
lOO and 9,45 a. M, and LAO and 800 D. M Returning
leave Boston at 90, 700 $50 (ex.) a. M and i9O ID
lex 4SO, $50 (ex.) and 90 (ex) p m. Sunday Mail
tram leaves Boston at $40 p M, and Worcester for
- Boston at $50 a. m. (MOnday.)
rOk BOSTON. via GrotOn Junction. at 30 and IL liza
H' and 20 p. m, Returning, leave Boston at rs and
FOR SPRlNGFIELD at CAS- ALBANY accom- \ o 00 ond
d0g5 IN York and Albany ex) a. M, and 45O, az. Y
w, a. ex AS and l035, tN. Y. and A. ex) D. NJ New
i ioIk sunday Mai! Train at 1905 p m. Returning
ieWe Springfield for Worcester, at zoo lis II 80 a. M
mn TEX 4OO and $40 (ex.) p. M. Sunday Mail IL rs
FOR PR9vIDENCE, at 1850. iO.l5, tex.) u.sOa m. %
See I oSV m Returning, leave Providence for Wor
For - ~ lI45 a. m, 2.l5 (ex) and 4O5 D M
ao6n II Ii - r G., at $50 IL Is A. M
az M Returning, leave Ftchburg for Worcester
10 az m am, Mansfield and Taunton an SAX m
a-r aha S2O p M Leave Fitchburg Tor Greenfield on
to- VI tne $50 and Ills M trains from Worces
FAN, iS t fltchburg for Wnchendon Keene Belos
For SS, ~ NY a. M, LIS. 1855 D. m
ex 10 lCi at 635. $50 a. M, Is % fst ambnat
Worcest,ori orkl p m, Returning, leave Norwieh for
Speciai trai ~ " l.oO tex 800, II 80 a. M Is n M
returning NJ sg Webster to Worcester al 90 a. n
for WraattA' at $50 Ills a. M 400 m Nashr.
tpaip f t,lU a. m. 1900 M 500 M Snnd2s
tar ron ron, W orcester at 500 M. arriving al Wo ay
=, yer on return at 500 p. m, '' '''iiis at Horces
FoK MANSFIELD AND TAUNTON vi, uos.o-
inannaaIy trans rom Worcester leaving Framin o
.,i wv ~ ~ LsS anu % p N. ~
ISM hlLpOhOi VA Franingham, 100 e25a m An
S4O p ms via Woonsocket 400 D. m n '-' o. H. I4V'
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- FOR SALE-In New Worcester, on
hEi;iI the main street, Two Tenement French Roof
Hl!l House, II rooms, for the low price of s2650
eAe-4 L A IL
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- FOR SALE-In the south part of
WEE Shrewsbury. nice Cottage House. good rooms:
dI good barn, sheds &C.; all in perfect repairs six
voons Ends iii m ern 5 nice Trees ana vines OF
/. 4. ELY CO.
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-. FOR SALE-Farm of 152 acres of
It'll superior land, in high state of cultivation, ten
k4!i miles from Worcester, one mile from depot 50
acres in moving and tlllage; cuts 80 tons OF En-
glish hay-mowed by machine; will summer 25 head
and winter so; well fenced by stone wall; abundance
offrut of various knds large Two Story House, with
Il the hest barn in the town AZ Is. horse barn. cart
house, sheds, &c, all in first rate repair; buildings finely
situated on elevated ground, commanding fine view OF
the surrounding country one OF the peaanest summer
resorts in Worcester county viii be sold for much less
than its value, to close the estate Price $4,000 Terms
easy. L. A. ELY & co.
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49, FOR SALE-On Lamartine st.,
sA;ii Tenement House. 10 rooms; city water in each;
rent readily tor $500 per annum. Price $500.
L. A. ELY 4 co.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-10-19

Colonel A. s. Colyar returned to this
city yesterday, after continuing the exami-
nation of witnesses at Hawkerville all day
Monday, with regard to the murder OF
the three negroes who had been put in Jail
for house burning. The Investigation
was thorough and showed that the neigh
borhood generally. when an opportunity
was given, were more than willing to aid
in bringing the criminals to justice.
Strong hopes are entertained by the friends
of law and order of finding the guilty par
ties.
Colonel Colyar passed up on the train
Saturday night, after having written to
postpone the meeting from Saturday until
Monday, saying hat he would be upSun-
day night. Some distance this side of
Estilrs Springs, in franklin County. at
about one O'Clock, an effort was made to
throw the train off by placing wood and
an iron rail on the track, The villainous
effort failed. as the locomotive was check
ed up and the obstructian re- moved
Bdnncr.