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CONG LUAaONN.

I said, if might go back again
To the very hour and place of my
birth;
Might have my life whatever chose,
And live 1t In any part Of the earth;-
Put perfect sunshine into my sky,
Danish the shadow of sorrow and
doubt;
Have all my happiness multiplied,
And all my suffering stricken out;
III could have known, in the years now
zone. - ssH #ss4
The best that a N'Oman,eomest to know
Could have had Whatever will make her
blest,
Or whatever she thinks will make
her So ssus
Have found the highest and purest bliss
That the bridal wreath and ring in-
cIosa.s = - - s* q 4e-7
And gained the one out of all the world
That my heart as well as my>Feason
chose; ~
And if this had been, and stood to-
night s5A> ?
BY my-childreu, lying asleep IN their
beds, zez-t
And could count in my, prayers, FOR a
rosary, 7TS 80 =.
The shining row Of their golden heads
Yea! I said, if q miracle such as this
Could be wrought for me, at my bid
ding, still
I would choose to have my past as it is,
And to let my futuFe come as it will
I would not make the path I have trod
More pleasant or even, more straight
or wide;
Nor change my course the breadth of a
hair,
This way or that way, on either side.
My past is mine, and take it all;
It's weakness-its folly, if you please ;
Nay, even my sins, ifyou come to that,
May have been my helps, not him
drancesI
If / saved my body ftom the flames
Because that once I had burned my
hand
Or kept myself from a greater sin
By doing a !ess-yOu will understand;
It was better suffered little pain,
Better I sinned for little time,
# the smarting warned me back from
death,
And the sting of sin withheld from
crime.
Who knows its strength by trial, will
know
What strength must be set against a
sim
And how temptation is overcome
He haslearned, who has feltits power
within! ~
And who knows how life at the last
may Shove
Why, look at the moon from where
we stand!
Opaque, uneven, you say; yet it shines,
A luminous sphere, complete and
grand
So let my past stand, just as it stands,
And let me now, as I may, grow old
am what I am, and my life for ME
Is the best-or it had not been, I hold.
-.Phobe Cary.
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Beautiful ireland,

WE know, of course, that Ireland is
called the Emerald Isie,' and the color
Of the emerald is green, but it had new.
Pr entered into our Imagination that
there was anywhere in this wide world
to be seen such verdure as it charmed
our eyes to look upon in the rural dis
triets of Ireland. The slopes, the knobs,
the dells The fields of young grain, over
which the gentle breezes creep likeplay.
full spirits of the beautiful; the pastures,
dotted over with sheep of the purcst
wool; the hillsides, rising up into the
mist-shrOuded mountains, are all cover
ed with thick carpets of smooth, velvet
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WHOLE NUMBER 1872

in that elegant chamber, if it had not
been for Arthur De COurcy's presence.
In the darkness of my chamber he
brought light to me, ehut out from the
songs of the wOod-birds and the lonely
rambles though field and forest which I
had always loved so well. His voice
was sweeter music than theirs, and the
looks and smiles which he Iavished so
abundantly upon me made amends for
the loss Of the green fields and wild
flowers.
To be Continued nert 1CeeE.
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ROD107lce.


1 remember how eagerly 1 looked
down the long perspective, under the
interlacing boughs ofthe elms, to catch
the first glimpse of him when the tri-
umphant bursts of music announced that
he had entered the gates. He rode for
ward, attended on either side by the
young men of his own age, who had
grown up on the estate and shared his
childish sports, and followed by troops
of the peasantry, who closed in behind
the cnrtege as it advanced. He was
slight youth, with a proud, careless bear
ing, and yet there was something in 1t
that attracted one in spite of his hauteur.
Now, as he rode forward, he was bow
ing right and left, and smiling kindly
upon the people, who pressed about to
welcome him. Just behind him rode
his father, Mortimer De Courcy, squire
of Lockwood. He had been travelling
abroad dnring Arthur's residence at the
and l had not seen him since
my childhood, but now | did not look
at him. so intently were my thoughts
riveted upon the young heir. AS he
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MoLUNKEE FIRE CO., NO. 2.
Church Directory

IsT PhEsBYTERIAE CHURCH.-West Court Street.
Rev. J. A. P. McGaw, Pastor. Services every Sab
bath. Hours: II, An, ~, p n.
sabbath School at 2, P. n.
Lecture and Social Prayer Meeting on Wednesday
evening, at O'Clock.
EF. LUTHERAN CnUBcH-South-east corner CouIt
and WGiHGt Streets. Rev. 4. J. ImhOh, Pastor
Services every other Sabbath. Hour: Il, n, Z, P.
sabbath school every sabbath g:I5F.N.
isT METH 6. CHURcH-South-west eqFHsr Church
and North Main Streets. Rev: - Stephenson Fns
tor Services every Sabbath. HUurs II, NJ, P
sabbath School at *, P. n.
General Class Meeting, Monday evening, at 4,
Regular Prayer Nesting, Wednesday evening, at Z,
o'clock.
% MErH CuuRoH.-East Water Street. Rev. -
FurgersOn, Pastor. Services every Sabbath. Hours:
u, A. n, ~, P. n.
sabbath School at 2. n.
General LIaqs Meeting Sundays at0 A. n. Young
Mems Prayer meeting. Tuesdiy evening at 2nd
Church building, opposite Market House.
Prayer Meeting, Wednesday evening" at Church.
BAPTIST CHURcH-East Court Street. Rev. 1. N.
Clark, Pastor. Services'every Sabbath. Hours: IL
A. n, Z. p. N.
Sabbath school at 9, A. n.
Prayer Meeting, "Wednesday evening, O'Clock.
EPISCOPAL CHURoH.-COrner sciOto and KsntOn
Streets Rev. W. NJ PrObascO, Rector. Services every
Sabbath. Hours; II, a. m, X, p. m.
NV JE8UsALEn CHURCH -SwgDEEBoRGIAE.-
North west cornerSOlth Main and Reynolds streets.
Rev. Frank SeBan, Pas OF, Services every Sabbath.
Sabbath School at p. nj.
CATHOLIC CHURCH-JOhn Street. Rev. .J.A. KesF-
ney, Priest Services every Sabbath. Hour: II g. m.
Asso,1ATE REFORMED CHURcH.-West Market St.
Kew. Fl. H. Thompson, Pastor. Services every Sab
bath, Hours II a. m.
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Poetry.
Written for the Ur6GnG Union.
LINES.

When my heart is filled whith sorrow
And when age comes unto me,
When hope paints no bright tomorrow,
Wilt thou true and tender be?
Wilt thou leave me in my anguish
Cropping on through life alone?
Shall-I weak and trem bling languish
With no strong arm round me thrown?
Shall the voice that ever sOothed me
When my hopes in life were bright;
With its whispered words Of comfort
Fail me in my hour of night?
Shall the heart now rely on
With q womau's trusting love;
In its depth and strength of feeling
Fsithless to me ever prove?
X. G.
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The Week.

is in Spain.
COlfax favors the re-nomina.
tion of Grant.
The Democracy have carried
New Mexico.
The Democracy are rcpudiat-
ing Tammany.
There has been a case of chol-
era at Liverpool.
DR.. Livingston is alive and
we'll at Tanganyika.
The yellow fever has appear
ed at Charleston, S. c.
The Acknowledgements of France
are to be disarmed.
Megehan is on trial again
this time at Dayton.
Maine has gone Republican by
reduced majority,
Kane O'DonneII, of the New
York Tribune, is dead.
Republican defaIeations are
now the order of the day.
The Republican party in New
York is hOpelessly divided.
Berlin has 100000 inhabitants,
according to the last census.
Gen. G.. w. McCook is at
Longbranch. He is convalesc.
ing.
The power of Theirs has been
prolonged, for term of three
years.
Hon. John A. Poor, a leading
Rail road official of Maine, is
dead.
It is rumored that Grant will
refuse to bea candidate for a Sec
ond term.
Gen. Butler is the Admins
tration candidate for Governor
Of Massachusetts.
The Democracy have nomi-
mated Hon, Joel Parker for Gov
ernor Of New Jersey.
Hon. Winstrop Young is the
Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor Of Minnesota.
General Washburn has been
nominated by the Republicans
for Governor of Wisconsin.
Cornelius Walsh has been
nominated for Governor by the
Republicans of New Jersey.
John Quincy Adams, ir., is
the Democratic nominee for
Governor of Massachusetts.
A National Camp-meeting
will be held at indianapolis
on the 21st inst.
The inhabitants of Tabriez,
Persia are dying of cholera at
the rate Of two hundred per day.
The Republicans have carried
California by aid Of the negro
vote, Majority; four thousand.
An "Anti-Dram-Shop Party"
has been organized in New York
under the auspices of Gerrit
Smith.
The sentiment in favor of the
restoration of Napoleon to his
throne is becoming more pro-
lOunced in France.
Connolly has resigned the DO.
sition of Comptroller Of New
York City, and Gen. Mcclellan
mas been appointed in his stead.
2.17 is the time made by the
goldsmith Maid; at the Milwa.
lee Race-course, on the 9th inst.
This is the fastest time on rec
)rd.
Hon. Edward S. Wallace, the
Democratic candidate for At
.orney-general, is making Il bril-
liant canvass of the State, in
company with Hon. George H.
pcndletOn.
There was an election riot in
"a Mesilla, New Mexico, re-
emily, between Republicans
md Democrats, in the course of
which 8 persons were killed and
Orty wounded.
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10. r. NJ.
WinnruIa Tribe No. =. meet every Tuesday evening
IN third Story Of Weavers building Northeast cor.
Of Public Square.
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TIME tables

These tables are given for the bene-
fit Of our readers, with the date of the
last corrections as furnished by the Rail
Roads.
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Our Directory.
SYMBOLIC MASONRY.
nAPITuIAn MASONRY.
cHIVALRIC MASONRY.

7 O. O. f.
UrIJana Lodge, No. 48, meets Friday evenings.
Champaign Encamprnent, No. %, meets End
and 5th Monday evenings.
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RATES OF ADvEzr1s1pEa.
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a SAVAGE MURDER.

To be Continued nert lCeek.
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So let my past stand, just as it stands,
And let me now, as may, grow old
lam what am, and my life for ME
Is the best-or it had not been, hold.
-Phoebe Cary.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-24
COUNTY NEWS.

Music hall in Athol is to be lighted with gas
made for tue exclusive use Of the building.
One of those poor little auks which have re
Gently flown down from their perch ON the
North Pole, lit in the Nashua river at Leomin
ster.
{. T. Deacon & Co., formerly of Philadelphia,
have leased for ten wears the wooden mill OF Ed
ward Denny at Barre, and are opening it with
fifty hands.
The first regularly organized religious society
ever in North DINA was duly put in working
order during the month of October last. The
persuasion is Uniyersalism.
Hon. George f. HDar, NJ. c., and Prof c. o.
Thompson, principal OF the Worcester technical
school, will address the citizens of Fitchburg on
the subject of technical education, at Town hall,
Friday evening, Nov. a.
The Atho Transcript says "rhcy are finding
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Criminal Record.
CONFESSIONS BY KunLux PRISONERS.

CONFESSIONS BY KUKLux PRISONERS.
RALEIGH, Nov. 23.-NearIy 300 kukluX are to
be tried at the next term of the circuit court.
All confess, many OF them making conflicting
and ridiculous statements. They are an ignOr-
ant, ablect and dcmoralized set. One OF them
Swears he was sworn into the order by Melho-
dist preacher, who reformed him that Plato
Durham, a defeated candidate for congress, was
the chief, Jonah Turner, editor of the Raleigh
Sentinel, was grand chief Of North Carolina,
Wade Hampton was grand chici OF South Caro-
lima, N. b. Forrest was grand cyrlops for the
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MASSACHUSETTS,,

MASSACHUSETTS,.
BosToN, Nov 29lhc board Of aldermen
to-day appointed a committee on the reception
of Duke Alexis
The Jury in the Clinton case at Lynn, gc-
Quilted dphn g. Clinton Of completely in the
death of his wife.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
PORTSMOUTH, Nov 23-This evening The
democratic caucus nominated j. G.. Butler, Il
ptUmlncnt gocery merchant, for mayor.
CdNNECTIGUT
NORWICH, Nov. 23.-'rhc bodies pf Ety.
second mate of the steamer Cily Of New lam
don, ltugan steward, and four deck hands, have
been brought % this CltY, The search Cundn-
ues The boat was Insured for 100000 in
Hartford and foreign offices.
The fire in the wreck was CXinguiSlcd early
this iiioriiitg, 4 small steamboat and tug
were stationed OH tic erpuri aud the work of
dragging the bottom was commenced, The first
body was found before a hundred feet had bectt
inspected, and then two were discovered together.
Nine have now been recovered, As soon as q
body was secured, 1t was placed on a tug or spC-
cdl train and sent to this city.
Tho following is Il list Of those found and idcn-
tilted to-day VIM T. Ely. Of Hamburg, c.,
ID mate; Matt Baker, Norwich first enviuccr.
Henry Dugdn, New London, steward, Warren
Mitchell, Montvilic, Ct, OlCr Chas. Johnson
and John Moran, New York, tirrmeu Timothy
DtiscOll, Norwich, deck hand; aud two deck
haltdS, not yet identified. These, with Mahoncy
and liourlei found yesterday, make eleven bod
les recovered. None Of the three passengers
missing have been found,
Ldtcr.-Thc flags on all tho shipping IN tie
habor are at halfmaSt. The body Of Harrison
R. Aldrich, Of Norwich, was recovered late in
the afternoon, and the search was suspended
I'LL to.norrow, Those now missing are W. r.
Norton and c. d. Rogers. passengers; Frank
Flowers, waiter; Webster Cooper, cook; and
five deck hands, who, il all are lost, as sup
posed, will swell the number TO twCnty-Onc or
two.
The coroner's jury has adjourned to Friday
night The boats safe has been secured, but
there was nothing in it OF value. Nothing else
was saved FROM tic wreck,
Alexander Montgomery, who killed William
II. Cooley, in October last, after a slight dispute
was convicted to-day Of murder in the second
degree lie will be sentenced ON Tuesday, Dec.
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Abbreviated nisnn,cncs.


Cholera cases are increasing at Constantine
| pie.
Three feet of snow have fallen at Little Cot
tOnwood, Utah, and mining is stopped
The bullion in the Bank of England has in
creased f303, 900 during the week
Surgeon Christian, at Fort HAYES, Kansas.
| committed suicide on the 18th.
The scarlet fever in Jersey City has compelled
the closing Ofonc of the public schools.
The porte objects TO any treaty between Russia
and RUumania limiting the sultan'S jurSdic-
ton, and will consult the municipalities.
The mayor of Salt Lake has entered the town
site of the city in the office of the United States
land register.
Heavy rains occurred at Salt Lake Yesterday ;
one building was Frustrated; several persons
narrowly escaped
a rowing match for the championship of the
Tyne, on Wednesday, was won by the Taylor
crew, who beat the RcnfOrths by three lengths
A mass meeting of the citizens Of Troy, on
Wednesday night, appointed a committee TO re-
port system of reform in the police and organ
lze measures TO protect the ballot box.
The government has ordered two hundred
rations to be supplied 10 the sufferers by the
Wisconsin fires, and they will be forwarded in a
few days.
The Herald has personal information from
Ben Butler, Henry Wilson and Thurlow Weed,
that they know nothingO of the formation of an
anti-Grant party. Wilson also dishelicvcs that
Sumner is engaged in any such movement.
The Pennsylvania railroad company announce
that the New Jersey railroad will be taken pos
session of Dec. LIST, and they have appointed
officials to take charge.
The action of Gen. SchenCk in accepting the
dictatorship Of an English mining company, has
attracted much attention in government circles,
and is likely 10 be the subject Of cabinet conSd-
Grafton at any day.
Washington special states that DIR. Daniels
formerly Indian agent at Lake Travers Dako-
ia, has been appointed agent to the Indians
under Red Cloud in Wyoming. d. r. Risley of
ST. Louis has been appointed to the Milestone
agency.
The Herald processes to have reliable inlorma-
ton that the Grand Duke Alexis is charged with
the mission from the ear to this country of a
proposal for an offensive and defensive alliance
between Russia and the United States.
Reports OF disasters TO the shipping, by the re-
cent storms on the British coast, continue from
all quarters The Egoria was driven ashore on
the Irish coast, off Framore, and became a total
wreck. Five of the crew were drowned and ten
saved.
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From Washington,

COMET.
WAsuINpTdN, y. G.; Nov 39.-aThe official reA
port 10 lie navy department from liedt Ad1
miril Sands, superintendent OF the naval OBJ
scryaiOry, states that on the evening OF the 10th,
Professors darkness and II lie succeeded in dis
covering the spectrum of Enckes comet, 1t con-
sisted ct two bright bands in the greet III each
0t which the light was Most intense in the midi
die of the breadth and shaded off towards each
edge Very satisfactory measures wefe obtained
Of the broadcast and brightest of bands, and
they gave for the wave lengths of the light, at
its two edges respectively, five hundred and four
and four ninety-eight milliUnths of q mile. No
SiEnSof nhcleu7 were discovered, and PrOtcs.
sol Hardness thinks it may be safely infcfi cd
that the comet consists simply ola cloud Of glow.
ing gas.
4 BANK MATTER.
The controller Of the currency has declared a
dividend Of twenty per cent in favor OF the
creditors of the FIRST national bank, New Or
leans, having the first reserved claims Of the
United States, 10 the amount of S295, l4S from
funds collected by the receiver The question OF
the IiSht of the government to precedence in the
payment of deposits made by its officers in
national banks will probably so the supreme
court for final decision.
INDIAN MARAUDERs
The superintendent of Indian affairs in Mon
tana reports that a hand OF seYeuty'6ve to one
hundred halI.bgccds, from the British possessions
are established in winter quarters, in the vicinity
OF the Milk river agency, with view of sup
plying the Indians with liquor and ammunition
Gen. Gibbons has directed portion of the
seventh infantry to surprise them, spill thc
liquor, destroy their huts, bring away whatevc
is valuable, and drive away the marauders from
the country
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-24
Sporting Affairs,


T INVINI Ell TNNN'
NEW YORK, Nov. 30 The trottng match he.
tween Goldsmith Maid and Lucy, for a purse OF
$1,000, offered by the Prospect Park association,
announced for last Monday and postponed on
account of uniavorabC weather, will fake place
on Saturday next, should the day he fine and
track in good condition for fast trotting. Budd
Doblc proposes to settle the disputed question
OF Goldsmith Maids superiority over Dexter by
beating the lattcr's best time over cour,e
which has been officially measured and found to
be full mile and which presents no hindrance
TO the view of Judges
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'''''' A'''' cffAS; i. STEVENS. Register.
COMMONWEALTH or MAssACHU,

~ SETS. WORCESTER, SIS. Municipal Court OF the
City of Worcester November 18Th, 1911.
Bridget Curtis, Plaintiff.
jeremiah olney and OTIS Fisher, copartners doing
business under the firm of Olnev e Fisher hoti,
Of the state OF Connecticut Defendants and lowell
Baker OF Worcester. Trustee
In an action OF Contract for the recovery of Twenty
six 5i0O Dollars appears by the writ in this action
Andnow It appearing to sud Court thar sail Defend
ants at the time OF The service Of the writ were not
inhabitants of or resi- tents in this Commonwealth,
II is ordered that notice be given 10 said Defendants
appear at term OF sid Court be holden at the City
~ Worcester aforesaid on saturday, the twenty -third
day OF December next, their DEFAULT will be recorded
and Judgment rendered against them, and hat SAID
netice be given by publishing attested copy Of this
orlsr IN the Worcester Daily spy Newspaper printed
In Worcester In said County of Worcester three weeks
successfully, the last Publication 20 he fourteen days
before the said 35i day December, by serving them
with an atesed COPY Of this order days before
the said 25d day OF December.
Atiosl: T. ;. JOHNSON, Clerk
a Copy, ATTEST; Il ;. JOHNSON, Ceik.
~ i9SW
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-24
The WCniIler.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-rhe area of lowest
pressure will probably extend, by Friday noon
into Indiana, with snow or rain very generally
west of the Appalachian chain, aud also on the
middle Atlantic coast. S0uthcastcry winds. in
creasing to brisk by Friday morning, are prob
able from Lake Erie TO Superior and the south
Atlantic coast.
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Fire Record.

AT TACOMA, n. H.-Loss $4,000.
LAooNIA, Nov. 2S.-1he Belknap county
almshouse, with barn and other outbuildings,
three hundred and fifty bushels of corn, Six
hundred bushels of potatoes, one hundred and
twenty bushels of oats, and a large amount of
other personal property were burned this after
noon. There were sixty inmates in the house.
The loss is $4,000; insurance $4,000 The FIRE
was iucendiarv in Is origin.
AT NEwARK-Loss $4,000.
NEWARK, n. j., Nov 23.-Baantines malt
house on Front street was burned this morning.
Loss, $4,000 insured mainly in offices of Ibis
city, Philadelphia and New York. The building
was eight stories high, 40 feet front and 80 feet
deep, and besides machinery contained $4,000
bushels Of malt.
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presence Of a large police force was sufficient to-
prevent lirtdch of the peace during tile day.
Alter ughtlal however, there were serious dis
Dances, which continued all the evening.
Crowds invaded the ministry of public works,
but were repealed by the police. Several persons
were injured in the melee, At midnight, all
IS Huiut'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-24

E1ATENT OFFICE BUSIE ESS-Ameri
A can ana Foreign Patents procured, Rejected At-
fhcstens rsafRued, Interference Cases Prosecuted;
opinions gven as TO the validity and infringement of
Patents and suite prosecuted and defended in the u
Courts, by
THGR. " D0DaE.
formerly Principal Examiner and Chairman Of sths
Board OF Appeals U. g. Patent otficCl Counsellor Al
Law. and Advocate in Potent Cases Ofce Dodge,s
Block, corner Park and Portland sts Worcester Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-24

The CRIME OF YEAR.-T. S. johnson,
Esq, clerk oil the municipal court, having made
up his report for the ycarendiug October 1871
furnishes us with the facts and figures here given.
During the year, 91Gi eases have been tried in
the municipal court, Last year the number was
PHI, showing an increase OF 4j3 cases or the
number brought before the court during the
twelve months ending October /, 1922 were for
drunkenness, 2lG for assault and battery, 17S
for selling liquor, 1G3 for keeping liquor, 1873 for
violating the Sunday law, l28 for disturbing the
peace, 12l for larceny, 81 Tor violation of city
ordinance, Sc for keeping liquor nuisance, 40 for
assault with dangerous weapon, 30 for va.rancy,
33 for common drunkenness p for iornicatiou,
% tor larceny III building, - Tor threatening, 10
for cvadin2 railroad fare, 10 lorsadultcry, 1G for
embczzicmcut, iG for assault on otfi,er, 10 for
burglary, y Tor malicious mischief for lcwl
cohabitatiou, 8 for assault with intent to muir
der, ono each for murder, assault with intent to
rape and counterleidng. Fourteen warrants
were issued lor the recovery of stolen goods, aud
81 for the seizure Of liquor
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-24

AID FOR CHICAGO AND THE NORTHWEST
The following additional subscriptions have been
received at the office OF Rice, Whiting & Bullock
Employees OF Willard Ward, S3O.50; Misses
vlously reported, S43 ,93S67; total, S44, 1861.
CHAs Il. WHITING, Treasurer.