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MONDAY, JANUARY 10, 1871,
The last news fromithc war in France do

The last news fromithe war in France does
not show that the French are making any head
way whatever against the Germans, nor that
they are likely to do SO. On the contrary, their
recent movements have been defeated at every
point The French Gen. Chauzy, who was
marching with great army to raise the siege of
Paris, has been yeiy badly defeated near lie Mans
with great loss of men and stores; and Bourba-
ki, who was TO have accomplished something
very important, has been defeated with loss, al
though aided in the battle by the Garibaldian
army. At Paris, the sorties have failed, and
Trochu is not inclined to undertake another;
the forts are becoming disabled, and the German
shells fall into the city, where Encouragement
AMI starvation are likely TO bring the contest
to close very soon, French resistance is use
less, and has been useless since the battle of
Sedan. France needs peace and should seek it.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS .

CINCINNATI. Jan. H-Mess pork $40 a 2O.5O. Bulk
hts &c for shoulders aAc f1r clear rib 81 and lOA a
II "a llbc Green meats csc for shoulders, SIC for
sides, and II @ l2c for hams. Lard liz @ be whis-
Sew ORLEANS, jan H.-Cotton quiet and steady; mid.
ding l4c.
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Barnard, Sumner 81 Co.'S
CHRISTMAS BARGAINS
USEFUL AND CHEAP,

should attract the attention of all who are looking for
Presents. as the articles are
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Gbe aaIp Spy aalurtest auOap Nomns ganuarp 49, 1884,

$4,000 Boston, Hartford Erie rs, new. .22h 25A
$1,000 Michigan Central H. Il. ss 1890. l06A @ll06k
$4,000 Vermont Central railroad I'd mort rs. 4lh
$1,000 Bangor city IS, 1884 ......................H
S0O0Charlestown city Is 1876 .................gS
$1,000 kalamazoo. Alegan Grand Rapids s.. ......94
5000 Cedar Rapids and Missouri Il. 1915. .,....d
$4,000 Stanstead and Chambly Is .........4s4hI8 ik
5000 Burlington Missouri RR IS, in NeJrask .93N
ScOtl .lUla
81 900 Conn. and Pass railroad
$500 Agricultural Branch II LIST mort Is, 1884. .s5h
$1,000 keokuk and st. Paul railroad Ss,..,..... 80
~ railroad. n,
ITO 0gdensburg a Lake Champain R.....,.. .so1Ssk
80 Chicago Burlngt OnIand Quincy railroad. .....lS
$50 Boston and Albany railroad ......... .l5Ok@l5
lel Phil, vii. and Baltimore railroad ......t0H(G5h
q Portland Saco and Portsmouth railroad. .....l20
III kutand fdll1Oad, pref 9gS5H
10 Vermont and Canada railroad ,..............1O5
100 Union Pacific railroad
sos indianapolis and Cincinnati railroad. 8k66A
IS Michigan Central railroad.
9 Lancaster Ms..........,... ........,....,,, $40
3Appleton Manufacturing Company .l232A
MI AanuaStu[lng Co..
HAles MISUNDERSTANDING 20 .shM
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Foreign Mnrkets,-[Bv Atlantic Cable.l
LONDON. Jan. h.-Consos 92%. American securities
firm; hve-twentles 1878, 9oA 1855 old Sssl 1855,
68K; ten-iorties SS.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. observation-disclosures Sdi Orleans
9Ad sales u.s. 900 bales
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Spectral Aotrtes.

Patents,
For all countries that grant them obtained and any
business with the
COMMISSIONERS OF PATENTS
and assignments Transfers Rights etc. attended to-
Rejected Applications examined, and Patents Secured
when the invention merits it, Reissues, Extensions, and
Intererences conducted by
JAMES G. ARNOLD, Worcester, Mass
OFFICE No. IL Bank Block. Foster ST. diff fl2
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An EXTENDED POPULARITY "RrOWa's Bronchial
Tr0ches have been before the public years Each
year finds them in localities in various parts of
world The Troch are pronounce universally sup rs
or to all other articles used for similar purposes For
relieving Coughs, Colds and 1hroat Disease the
Trochcs have been proved reliable.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-01-16

wOrcester County Institution for Savtngs
FOSTER STREET.
Chartered. ...... February 8, 1928.
Deposits put interest the first day of each month
Dividends made every January and July.
Deposits January 2, ls7l....$4, 433, $40 57.
Hon. STEPHEN SALISBURY, President
c. A. HAMILTON, Treasurer.
Worcester, April 20, 1870. dawtf
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LATEST NIARkErS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.


NEW YORK, Jan l4.-The bank statement is considered
The changes since last week are as fol
lows Loans have increased 49, 1885, specie increased
s!65!2S CIRCULATION decreased sG49l3; deposits in
creased S 1854 949; legal tenders increased 81 SOL
Id was lower opening at l0A and declining to llOX
ne rates Tor carrying were D. and per cent The gross
clearances were 3200O,00O Governments were lower
in sympathy with gold. exec 4 for 1888 which were
strong upon the advance these issues in London to 9O
The chief closing prices are
United states 5-2O's, 1852, coupons. l09k @3O9H
1853, ...l0sf Gnl0Sk
1861, ......l0s@lGsk
lb-lOs ..,.l07kGnl07h
United states currency bs .,.........l l0h @Dll0H
State bonds were guie and strong. The following are
the closing prices Of stocks.
Western Union Telegraph company. .56S 614sN
Pacific Mail steamship company. ......4lh6 n4lL
N. Y. Central d. Hudson River consod .92h @l92H
do do do do scrip. .ss1 @ISsH
s-....a..s- sElNNgE2
NetuHg tallIVhO.. ...-sss...... 9oN Nq96h
Lake Shore ~ Michigan southern X. .s9z 6n69N
Cleveland and Pittsburg railroad. ...l04A @1l05
Chicago and Northwestern railroad I'll h(6T2
do do preferred nm. 50 \ 0i83
Chicago and Rock Island railroad ... lO5A@ll05I
do pref. .,.72S6 13
Toledo and Wabash railroad, .......... .50h Cl5Ox
Fort Wayne and Chicago railroad. .9s9193R
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Worcester Five Gents savings Bank.
OFFICE, NO. 0s MAIN STREET, WORCESTER.
This Bank open every business day. from nine O'Clock
in the morning TO five O'Clock In the afternoon.
DEPOSITS from FIVE CENTS to ONE THOUSAND Dol
LARS Fececed and put upon interest the first Of every
month.
DIVIDENDS OF INTEREST made in January and
July, and If not withdrawn added to the principal
the first of the following month.
Smallest entitled to receive interest, Three Dol
lars. CLARENDON HARRIS,
jy9 diff Treasurer
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BANKING House OF FAnsuAn, GILBERT & Co.

8 Wall st., New York, Jan. l4th, 1871.
George A. Weeks ceased to have any interest in, OF
connection with our business Jan. LIST, 1871
jal6 DIT FARNHAM, GILBERT & co.
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Fairbanks Piper's Wine Of Oalisaya Bark and
Iron gives tone and vgor to the dsbiltated system
TRY it,
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Fairbanks Piper's Wine of Caisaya Bark and
Iron restores the glow of health to the palid cheek
"Iry ito
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-01-16

Fairbanks Piper's Wine of Calisaya Bark an6
Iron cures dyspepsia. TRY it,"
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LADIES, in want of real hair will do well to read
MEDINA's price list in another column.
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Members of the Temple of Honor can secure tick
cts to the exercises next Tuesday evening by calling
on Worthy Recorder HARDWOOD, 10 Pearl street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-01-16

Fairbanks Piper's Wine of Calisaya Bark and
Iron enriches the blood. 'Try it,"
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. S5,3bS,S67 90
For the purpose of this esti-
mate the auditor deducts
from the unfunded debt
given above, the item Of
conditional indebtedness
to W. K F. Stanley, tun.
mel contractors, which
when paid, will be par.
tial payment on theif con-
tract. $500. -. 10000 90
Also the amount DEPARTMENTS
made upon the contract
during tue year from the
treasury, aud represented
In the unfunded debt .... 782b47 al
--- es2,547 81
s4,4S6,s9O So
The estimated revenue to meet the expendi.
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The best lung protectors, single and double, at
Fairbanks Piper's, 10 Front street.
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GET Your DRY GooDs.-Persons who have passed
through the tropics, over the Isthmus of Panama
for instance, will never forget the oft-repeated in
junction with which they are greeted by the ma
tiyes of get your lemons" ian article they sadly
need on shipboard. We would also say to our citi.
zens "get your dry goods" while you may at the
great bankrupt sale by auction by Messrs. Lamson,
Glazier & Co., at 211 Main street There never was
an opportunity offered citizens as this one, and
we glad to they have the good sense to avail
themselves oft. Three sales daily.
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PeOPIe's suVIngs ISumk.
NEW MARBLE BUILDING ON MAIN ST.,
Opposite the City Hall.
Deposits, Aug. ,7O7.
The usual Semi Annual Dividend, at the rate of SIX
PER CENT. per annum now payable.
Deposits put upon interest upon the first day of every
month.
Bank open Saturday evenings, from to O'Clock.
Bank Hours-9 to l, to 4; Saturdays to !, 6tos.
JOHN C. MASON, President
c. NJ. BENT, Treasurer.
Worcester, August 2, 1870. d&wtf au2
IN CENTRAL EXCHANGE
The Bank is open daily for the receipts of Deposits
Deposits put upon interest on the Fifteenth day Of
each month.
semi-annuA Dividends in January and July.
HARRISON BLISS President
II. WOODWARD, Tress'r.
decl dawtf
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The estimated revenue to meet the expcnd i.
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Restores Soied Kid Gloves equal to new. For sale
all druggists and fancy goods dealers. Price rs cents
bottle. d3m oil
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-03-12

as it exists, or as to what he's become OF
the numerous financial transactions of
the pnst few years, and thus forever si-
lence inquiry and prevent investigation.
It is to convert these doubtful, and un-
certain, and iu measure unknown is.
sues into o truo and valid liability, and
by taxing the people annually for their
redemption, under the new form of
sterling debt, enrich oil those for whose
benefit they were issued. It either
amounts to this, or else the Act is with
out purpose or meaning"
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr-uis
Honor Judge Bryan presiding, Charles
ton, March 10:
Es parte Warren Boyd, Pickens; J. r.
Cauthen, Kershaw; F. D. Coleman, Lau.
rens; D. W. Jordan, Kershaw; H. G.
Lawson, Union. Petitions for discharge
in bankruptcy. The reports of regis
trars were read and confirmed, and there
being no objection. the Judge signed the
orders Of discharge.
J. u. Wylie, assignee, in ne +. u.
Groen, bankrupt. Ordered, that Regis
trar Clawson tax the costs. Iu the case
Of &C 1,1rte W. II. Green, IN re F. D.
Green, it was ordered that 500 be al
lowed Registrar Clawson as additional
compensation.
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Murders are SO rife in New York that
the press there no longer chrc uicles them
separately, gloating lovingly over each
individual horror, as in the good old
times, but now Jumps them all in batch,
under the significant heading OF ''Last
Nights Business"
The London workmcn are carried on
the railroads ten miles once day each
way fer Il week for twenty five cents.
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FATAL AccIDEST.-We learn that Mr..
J. Porter McAteer, a citizen of this
County, living few miles North of the
village, was thrown from his horse, on
Monday last, and instantly killed. The
deceased had been here on business and
was returning home. He leaves fam
ily.-Lancaster Ledger.
at an auction sale in Columbus, Ga, q
day or two ago, S1,755 of Confederate
notes were sold for 81, and O,2OO of
Confederate four per cent. certificates for
the same sum.
An Arkansas planter, who has recently
noticed the work of about sixty China
men, reports that they are better cotton
pickers than the negroes.
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In Chicago, on the night OF the 9th, q
family named Walker, consisting Of Mr..
and Mrs. Walker and two children, living
in McHenry County, short distance
North of Elgin, Illinois, were found
dead in their house. A letter found cx-
planned that their father and mother had
given laudanum to the children and
taken it themselves, and were happy in
believing that they would go with their
children to better world. They we're
earnest spiritualists.
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Two thousand five hundred dollars
will be paid for the arrest and delivery
at the Office of the Superintendent of
Police, in tho city of New York, of Billy
Forester, aliaS Billy Marshall, alias
Billy or Frank Campbell, alias Frank
Livingstone, uliuS Frank Harding, alias
Frank Howard age thirty-6ve, height
five feot six inches. slim build, but tough
and wiry.; rather broad, square shoul-
ders; weighs 40 pounds; rather long.
spare face; black eyes, having a Wild
expression high, square forehead ;
mouth narrow, and corners drawn down !;
upper lip stands out little; medium
sized, straight nose !; straight black hai,,
cut short; heavy black moustache, curls
at the ends toward the mouth sunken
cheeks, but high cheek-bones small,
narrow foot; generally walks with his
hands in his coat pockets tooth ont left
upper jaw /; bracelet in India ink on loft
wrist. Ee is charged with being the
murderer of Mr.. Nathan. Certain reye-
lations mado by one Ellis has led to the
discovery.
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Funeral Invitation

The friends and acquaintance Of MIR. ana
Mrs. Flynn, and of Mr.. and Mrs. C. Is. Walker,
arc respectfully invited to attend tho .dncral
OF MIR. PATRICK FLYNN, at tho Catholic
Church, THIS AFTERNOON, at o'clock.
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The Charlottesville WAY Chronicle
states that n difficulty occurred on Mon
day afternoon, in restaurant in that
town, between David and VIM. Bacon
and Robert Richardson. Mr.. Samuel
Richardson, OF Fluvanna, man Of
about sixty, m old railroad contractor,
aud we'll known in the community, hap
pened to be in the room, and stepped up
to part them, when he received shot
through the chest, not far from the re-
gion of the heart His situation is very
critical, and the wound will probably lie
fatal. The shot is said to have been
fired by David Bacon.
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Proceedings Of Councll.
COUNCIL CHAMBER,
COLUMBIA, S. O., March 10, 1871.


Council re-assembled at z p. NJ.
Alderman Wigg stated that as the
charter of the Independent Fire Com
pany required their meetings to be held
on the first and third Tuesdays OF each
month. (the same date which, by rule
first, Council was required to meet,) and
granted for the meetings OF the Fire
modatc tho Company, introduce the fol-
lowing resolution:
Resolrcd, That rule first be amended
by striking out the words First and
"third" anu inserting in lieu thereof the
words s'second" and "fourth."
On the question of adopting the rcso-
luton, "a two thirds vote being ncces-
sary,) Alderman Wigg called for the yeas
and nays, which were taken, resulting as
follows: Yeas 9: nays =. Adopted.
Those voting in the affirmative are his
Honor the Mayor, and Aldermen Good
wyn, Minort, Mooney, Simons, Smith,
Thompson, Wallace and Wigg-9.
On motion of Alderman Wigg, rule
twenty was suspended until further
orders
An ordinance providing for the ASSESS
ment and taxation of property for the
year 1871 received its first reading.
On motion of Alderman Wigg, it was
Res0lcea, That the Committee on
Water Works be authorized to contract
for the laying of water pipe from corner
Richland street, along Lincoln street, to
corner Blanding street.
Council proceeded to consider charges
against Policeman 7. Hill, viz: drunk
and asleep on post on night of February
IL, 1871.
Policeman Hill plead not guilty.
Witnesses were examined, and after
mature deliberation, the following reso-
luton was unanimously adopted:
Resolced, That Policeman Thomas Hill
be dismissed from the police force.
The charges against Policeman D.
Kelly were taken up.
a statement being made that Charles
McGuckin, late Chief Of Police, had re-
fused to attend as witness, it was, on
motion Of Alderman Wigg,
ReSolcea, That the further considcra-
ton of the charges be postponed until
Thursday, March 1G, and that tho May or
do issue warrant to compel the attend
ance of Charles McGuckin.
On motion of Alderman Simons,
Council adjourned until Tuesday, March
Il, at 5 ?. M.-regular meeting.
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More than one hundred thousand persons
annually die i'll ti.is country from Consump-
ton. which is but the child OF Catarrh. $500
is offered by tho proprietor of DIR. Sages Ca
tarTh Remedy tor q case OF Catarrh he cannot
cure. Sold by druggists, or send sixty cents
to DR.. Z. V. Pierce. Buffalo, n. Y, and get it
by mail. pamphlet free. N ~ T1+3
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Office of Clerk of Circuit Court, Rich
land County,

COLUMBIA, MARCH II, 1871.
A SPECIAL SESSION of tho Court Of Com
n mon Pleas for Richland County will be
held at Columbia, commencing on the
FOURTH MONDAY Of March instant, for the
trial of such causes az may properly come
before it. By order Of Hon. Samuel W. Mel.
ton, Circuit Judge Fifth Circnit of South Ca.
rolna. D. B. MILLER. G. q. q.
March 10 ~
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About 2 o'clock on the morning of the
4th, at Mount Carmel, Pa, terrible
crime was perpetrated. Several houses
owned by Colonel Hoff were attacked by
q band of outlaws. The men living in
these houses are employed by T. Roads
& Co., who are running mines independ
ent of the woskinsmen's s union. They
attacked the buildings in the North and
West sides. During the firing some Of
them broke open one of the doors Of
one of the buildings and put keg oi
powder i'll the house with fuse attached.
Aftor igniting he ran away. In few
minutes the keg exploded nnl blew up
the Eastern portion of the building.
During the firing man named George
Hoffman was shot while in bed. Crime
is prevalent i'll the coal region, and the
excitement is growing intense.
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The most peaceful and prosperous
Southern States are Missouri, Kentucky.
Tennessee, Delaware, A[oryland, Vir-
ginia, West Virginia, North Carolina
and Georgia. They all stand under De-
mocratic rule. If disturbance hereto
fore existed in any of them, it ceased
almost tho moment the State passed into
the Democratic ranks. Confidence came
at once. and with it peace and prosper
ity. Thoughtful men will do well to
contrast this fact with tho confusion and
disorder of those Southern States which
are still under Radical and negro rule.
PMsJury Papsr.
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A SPECIMEN CAROLINA RADICAL
yesterday negro from South Carolina,
named John Williams, who is said to
be either Door Keeper or Sergeant-at-
Arms of the South Carolina House of
Representatives, was in Augusta and was
detected in m attempt to beat the
bridge keeper out of ten cents. Williams
walked over the bridge from Hamburg,
and when his toll was demanded by the
deputy keeper. he promised pay on his
return. When lie came back, few
hours afterwards, lie was stopped by the
keeper, but told the latter falschood,
namely, that lie paid When he first came
across. Fortunately, about this time tho
deputy made his appearance on the
scene, and Williams was exposed in his
attempt to defraud the city and made to
shell out the necessary nickles before he
WAS allowed to proceed.
augusta Chronicle sG Sentinel.
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MIDNIGHT SUIcIDE.-At the dead
hours of night, rats and mice leave their
holes, bcd-bugs and reaches their crar-
MES to feed on Isaacscn's Suro Pop and
die as if struck by apoplexy. Sold by
all druggists.
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The CHESTER AFFAIR.-We notice
quite q lengthy report of the Chester
affair in tho Columbia Union. After
giving some horrible details of "ku
Klux outragcs, and such like, it says !:
"When the 3 O'Clock morning train ar
lived, it brought from Winnsboro about
fifty armed men," This account, no
doubt, was given the Union by Reister,
who has told an unmitigated lie. We
presume the numbeis were magnifed by
his fear and he forgets that lie sought
the protection of the Winnsboro party,
which was freely given. The party who
went to Chester from this place were telc-
graphed for by prominent citizens of
that town, to assist in putting down q
disturbance that was about to occur,
which they did, and then returned quiet
ly to their homes. We are at loss to
know why the radical party publish such
inhammatory articles. Is it to intimi-
date US p-countrymen ? If 80, you are
badly mistaken. If you want something
to hurp on, turn your heads towards the
State House. Look at the corruption
that has been going on there for the past
three months. Not satisfied with the
bribes they received to pass rascally bills,
some Of them wind up by stealing the
carpets from the committee rooms. No,
Ar. Union, we want peace, honesty, and
no Clubhouse burning, and we intend to
have it. Reister has told you AN infa-
nous lie. And if you will sift the mat
ter thoroughly, you will find that all the
"outrages," as you term them, in the
up-country, are brought about by just
such men as Reister. All we ask OF your
party is to keep their hands out of the
State Treasury, not burn our property,
and legislate for us fairly, and there will
be peace and quiet in the country. If
this is not dono. there never will be
peace until one party or the other is ex-
terminated. - VinnSioro Meacs.