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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-06
Carpenters Tools !!

THURSDAY EVENING. Nov. 9Th at P. NJ, at
salesroom, $50 Main st., splendid Lot of Tools nearly
new; also, nice Tool Chest
Terms cash. ]. P. HALL 4 CO.,
IA dts Auctoneers
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-06
ABBOTT & RICE
NO. CENTRAL EXCHANGE.

- FOR SAUE-In West BOylston,
Ei.iI small Farm OF acres, q OF mile from depot,
Ill and = Of mile from centre; good buildnes and
plenty of fruit. Price s2l00, II called for soon.
ID. +. PARMENTER 81 co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-06
g ECOND XHIBITIO
fERNERIES, HANGING BASKETS AND AQUARIA
BY THE
Worcester LYceum & Natural History
Association.

me ENhihton will be h Id at the of the Asso-
CITATION in WORCESTER BANK FLOCK, FOSTER SrREET
TUESDAY Evening. November l. nj II, oiciock ma
MEnN ESDAY and THURSDAY AFTER DON and
awarded as follows: vs. ~
For the best Fernery So ID 49, 9d forthe best COL
lection Of Ferns pots. So "a best 81 for the be.t
stand or dish of Ferns and Moses designed n the Par
lor So ID best, ST. for the best Fernerv made frUn
native Ferns and Panto 50; % best 81 for the best
single specimen Of Fern 81 tor the bes Ha aging Bas
ket 50; I'd best 81; 81 hest 81 Gauites may also be
awarded for other specimens exhibited.
Notice should sent to the tharman or Sccretarv of
me COMMITTEE OF Arrangements as soon Frdsy Nov
3d. by those intending contribute. of the uumher of
specimens, ard the room required for them
The halls will he open for the reception Ferner1es
&c, saturday afternoon. Nov 4th and ondsy fe naon
Moses will be offer or ale
AdmssionSeason Tickets IS cts; single tickets IS ots
children IS cts. Tickets may be ub aimed at the Book
stores and at the door OF the hall.
\. PAINE, Chairman, Z. Z. PHELPS Secretary Of
committee. dot M
m DANCING.-Any single Fancy Dance
~ learned in private less n at c. E 'COGGRs-
XIX HALLS Dancing Academy. Music furnished tor
A~staselect parties, by G. COggeshall's Orchestra
oj d3m
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MORTGAGEE's SALE OF LAND AND


AVA BUILDINGS IN WESrBoR UGH -Purs uant to
power contained IN mortgage. and gwen by eyl
willard TO ABBY \. Campbe ]. wife OF Fbenezer Camp
bell dated March %, 1861 recorded in Registry eds
for the County Of Worcester book 640 page H. al for
hreach OF the condition of deed than two
mon hs continuance OF said breach will sold BY public
auction on the premises in said town OF Westborough
on TUESDAY. the seventh day of November, 1871, at
O'Clock P. the Land and Estate described in said
.saeS ueeV, 70 VIII. certh piece OF rama Win all
inc privileges ana appurtebances thereunto belonging,
situate in the southerly part Of the estboroug
in the county of Worcester and commonwealth Mas
sachusets. the old road leading UptOn containing
as follows, viz :-Beginmng at the theastery corner
thereof by land ST Levi Hill. tn nee westerly by said
Hills land and town road to d. Jewetts thence
by said Jewets land easerlY and by Charles Canter-
burys land to the old Upton road hence north eastery
by said road to the aforementioned place; the fences be-
tween this piece of land and the land farm Levi
HILL ID F. Jewett and Charles Canterbury Aforesaid are
considered the dividing line.
Also another parcel of land lyngn the southerly part
of said town Of Westborough. containing sixty acres
less, bounded follows, viz;-Beginnipg al q
stake and stones at the north westerly corner by town
road thence by land Of Elisha Parker N $50 f. eighteen
rols anu eighteen links to bound; thence north $50
twenty three DDS and sixteen links 10 a bound !.
thence n s3o r six and half rods a bounds thence
ny land q Gilbert Bowman s. 10 l.. eighteen rods
angle; thence 5. $50 f. hrte, II rods and eight links
TO bound thence s 80 E. ten rods thence BY land Vi
Lowell Beiknap s. 7io f. ory mine rods and i've links.
10 eorner thence by Charies Canterbury anu s. loo
= twenty rods, to tree; thu nee S. 2lo W.
twenty-sevtn rods and eight links to corner; thence
hy land formerly OF widow OF Moses Miller, 5. 80 W..
Miller n 500 W. seventy EIGHT rods and fifteen links
TO corner by the town road atoresaid the BY said
road northery about 81 rod to the place Of uegtnnng
Said last described parcel subject the right Charles
Canterbury. LeDbens BOnney and Joseph Rice, their
heirs an assigns to right Of way through the premises
IN the usual place tS tSe seysra Rffes % a re-
OF dos7,SO&n6 Boston.
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~ FOR SALE-Farm of so acres 7
Eiii miles from Worcester. II miles IRON depot, aud
&llI of a mile to school, churches stores post office,
$3.50 &c will keep cows and horse; large orchard
good buildings; wood enough for place. Price $1,000
d. +. PARMENTER Il co.
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Auttions.

By Il. W. ABBOTT AuctIoneer
Office No. Central Exchange, old Z. o. building
DEREMPTORY SALE OF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-06

- FOR SALE--A Splendid Investment
Hi IS tenement Brick Block; good location, near
Main It, rents readily to excellent tenants, and
= pays 4 large per cent on the investment Price
OOO, Terms easy. L. A. ELY & co.
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- FOR SALE-In the vicinity of Bene-
A fit st., very desirable 2-enemcnt house. in thor
Ml.l ough repair; handsome location. Price $500.
i. A ELY Il co
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with calf by her side two to cave in December tho
balance early in the winter making fine collection Of
good winter cows tor milk: pair promising tlree-
years-od Steers yearl ng Steers year ing Heiers
nosset sheep two-horse Wagon, Lumber Wagon, /
Running part OF Carriage, lot of Harnesses, &c.
Terms at sale. SAMUEL A SMALL,
West Mlllhnry Nov L ls1l ~ -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-06

~ FOR SALE-On Newbury ST., good
Eli;i S-enement house. barn, &C city water, water
aSllI closets entered &c. Pays large Der cent
-@-AzsH on the investment. Price $1,000. Terms easy
l.. A. ELY x co.
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A. FOR SALE-In the immediate viciu-
|A;;iI ty of the Dread, new 2-tenement house-lO
allil rooms; city water; sewer entered; bath room,
- set bowls &c. Price S4500 Terms easy.
L. A. ELY Il co.
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WEST MILLBURY.

BY HANSON, GLAZIER d Co, Auctioneers
2O2. 204 anu 205 Main st. Worcester Mass
EARM STOCK AT AUCTION IN
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Nine First Qualify Of Young Cows.

Having lost my Hay and Buildings by FIRE, shall $
At my farm in West Millbury WEDNESDAY, Nov.
ISL at O'Clock p NJ.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-06

- FOR SALE-Farm of 50 acres, 5
E;i miles from Worcester, ~ miles rom churches.
3Il post office, DC; will keep cows and horse the
year round; large supply Of fruit; 10 acres wood,
from Is to 30 years growth; good buildings and
Price $500. Terms easy.
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- FOR SALE-Good 2-tenement house,
Ei p rOoms lerge lot; variety OF fruit; good neigh
Rill hon hood pleasant ocaton good horse and car
riage would be taken N mart payment
l.. A Ely g. 60,
nj diff Cor Main aud pleasant sts
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PRENTICE'S MARKET,
A SOuthbridge Street,
COR. MYRTLE ST.

"a Call and examine meats and prices and be con-
WINGED that the cheapest place trade market
n3 dlw*
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A. FARM FOR SALE-9 miles from
i city, of Is acres good house and barn. and IN good
Hlll repairs cuts tons hay; VIII keep head; 50 ap
pie trees; markets close by; mile to r. X. depot
Price $500.
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TWENTY HEAD or CATTLE

BY j. P. HALL Il CO., Auetionecrs
No. $50 Main st., Worcester.
EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE
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49, FOR SALE-On Coral ST., nearly
l;;iI new two-tenement house-ll rooms: barn, city
l!il water; pleasant location, Price $1,000 Terms
@N1easy L. A. ELY Il CO,
o2s diff Cor Main and Pleasant sts,
Arizona citizen., 1871-12-23

ATTORNEY General Alderman re- signed his commission to tie President on the 14th, and Ex-Senatcr Geo. H. Williams of Oregon was immediately appointed and confirmed for the Vaean- cy. Aside from the personal satisfac- tion we have in this appointment, we re- gard it a very wise choice by President Grant. Senator Williams is at onc3 8 great and good man.
Arizona citizen., 1871-12-23
Some of the Actors.

The crowded state of our columns has heretofore and does now prevent appropriate mention of the services of counsel in the recent trial of 100 persons for killing Apaches last April. It would be an easy task to write & score of columns on that trial, and here and there fitly mention Messrs. J. E.. McCaffry and G. H. Oury, volunteer attorneys for the defense, (as we'll as the originally bloodthirsty but finally tame U. $. District Attorney for the prosecution). Messrs. McCaffry and Oury entered upon their work in the case and conducted it to a successful end with spirit of honor and zeal that no amount of money could have improved. Unlike the ordinary trials for murder, the defendants were anx- ious that all facts should be known and nothing concealed, and actually prolonged the case to elicit the whole truth = which amply justified the verdict of acquittal. Participants not indicted, willingly swore to all the facts. Both attorneys labored with zeal and ability to have nothing bear ing upon the case concealed. It is one of the most remarkable trials on record, and Messrs. McCaffry and Oury may always point to their part in it with neighborly and professional pride.
 Samuel Hughes Esq. figured con- spicuously. He is entitled to great credit, especially in having the Papa go Indians present, with whom no man has a higher or better influence.
 If the contemptible Rowell's actions and sayings in the case were all known at Washington, he would there be as heartily despised as he justly and truly is by forty-nine fiftieths of the people of Pima county. Immediately after stepping off the witness stand in this case, prominent and responsible citizen told him that he swore to lie, and he did not resent it. Need we say more of the thing?
Arizona citizen., 1871-12-23
Thorough Collection.
 Sheriff Ott has made, we believe, an unparalleled close collection of

taxes. The entire ja.xes on tn assess ucrt roll fol the year were Sic, ,17o. and the total amount delinquent is but $1. .360 and $S6O of that is due on certain Spanish Grants and mining property, most all of lich was from the first regarded uncollectible without suit, if at all; therefore the amount delinquent and deemed collec- tible by the Tax Collector, is but an even $500.
 We think no officer can show more thorough work in this line, and herein a compliment is due the tax payers. We ask the good Sacramento Union of May and September (not of Novem- Der and Decem ber), to look at these facts, blush if it ploases, and then turn loose on the " border ruffians of Arizona.
Arizona citizen., 1871-12-23

CAPTAIN GERALD RUSSELL, with is Troop K, Third Cavalry, arrived here on Thursday en route for Fort McPhers, n, Nebraska. He goes ahead today. g. tain Russell is one of the most vaiua e officers in the service, especially in act 70 field duty. He has had many brusl with the Apaches, and more than ordinl success. Arizona loses a good friend q the service here a splendid officer by -is departure, and the hearty good wishes 1i this people general y go with him.
Arizona citizen., 1871-12-23
REPORT of the murder of J. W. Bak T

REPORT of the murder of J. ". Bak r, wife and child, of Blue Water Static1, some 65 miles westward on the Yuma i, reached here this morning. No pariCI- lars of date or perpetrators are at hand, except that men arrived at P..acLo Sta ton with the news as the a-e pass q there yesterday. 1As seems .o be a l. plicate of the horrible Nj on Can ? slaughter which occurred just one yelr ago tomorrow.
Arizona citizen., 1871-12-23

A PARTY of prospectors from the Gila and upper parts of the Territory came to town this week. They were short of sup plies, and in a flow hours exertion among the Tucson people, Governor Stafford raised means to supply them with plenty of pro- visions, and they have gone into the Hua- chuca mountains. This is very liberal community in aiding legitimate develop ment of the surrounding country, and but e p od @nng ppoperes pT r a of near Tucson.
Arizona citizen., 1871-12-23

P. MEGERY from near Tubac, was in town early this week with Irish potatoes, for which he found ready sale at ten cents per pound. He planted but three quarters of an acre, gave the crop scarcely any at teution, and harvested 5000 pounds.
Arizona citizen., 1871-12-23

THE Prince of Wales IS col7alescent; :; although the dispatch r5-aived last Saturday conveyed the imp-1ssion ,hst he had really dietl.
Arizona citizen., 1871-12-23

GREENBAcKs were buying at 91 and selling at 91I, on the 18th in San Francisco.
Arizona citizen., 1871-12-23

CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. - The Council met on the 18th, and without do- ing any business adjourned until the next evening at 5119P M, when all the members but c. O. Brown were present. Bills amounting to S63 9 were ordered paid Orders No. 3 and 4 were passed, as ap- pear = f-n elsewhere \ vote O. thanks was tvuas-eG ts Hon. John B. Alien for the corporate seal 9f the former m suili Fa. organization If Tucson. Officers having charge of the village funds were ordered to be present at the next meeting to make legal settlements. Adjourned to the next regular meeting,
Arizona citizen., 1871-12-23

THURSDAY afternoon was marked by high winds and clouds of dust; before Friday morning rain came dashing down in the valleys, and snow on the adjacent mountains. December is usually the coldest month, but thus far it has been very mild for Winter even in this latitude.
Arizona citizen., 1871-12-23

THE finest assortment of candies ever
 brought to Tucson, have this week been opened up at the store of Lord & Williams.
Arizona citizen., 1871-12-23
ORES, ORES.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED ARE PRE- pared to purchase Ores of all kinds at liberal rates, or grant advances on skip ments to England CROSS & CO.,,
 316 California street, se9-3m San Francisco.
Arizona citizen., 1871-12-23

THE benefits of advertising was strik- ingly illustrated last week by the receipt at this office of two numbers of THE CITI- ZEN, called for by local notice some two months ago. The points, that the notice was observed by Laura A. Ott, sister of Sheriff Ott, in Greenwich, N. Y, who sent the desired papers. While we return thanks for the papers, we can't torego a suggestion to people in want of most any thing-especially customers.
Arizona citizen., 1871-12-23

SAMUEL HUGHES has received from H.
 c. Hooker, now in San Francisco, return of 5, "A pounds of ore from the Lee S, Scott mine, worked by mill process and roasted in Stedefelt furnace. The ore was actually an average and not a select lot from the mine, taken with special refer ence not to mislead the interested parties
 who are not offering the mines for sale, and the result shows a trifle over S55 to ton. This is regarded in San Francisco as an excellent yield. Mir. Hooker and oth- CTS own an extension to the Lee & Scott, and are determined to go right ahead and procure a.perfect title, as they also intend doing to the MonteZuma, some thirty miles south of Tucson. Recently some laborers were sent to the latter mine to work, but finding the tools stolen, the bellows and fixtures all cut up and destroyed by the Indians, they returned. But the owners are determined to go ahead with the devel- opment. Mr. Hooker writes encourag- lngly, and thinks he may return here soon.
Arizona citizen., 1871-12-23

HUNGRY mortals should read about and try the Union Restaurant. See advertise
Arizona citizen., 1871-12-23

THE illustrious Major Green is in town en route to Oregon.
Arizona citizen., 1871-12-23

GOVERNOR SAFFORD left on Thursday for the mining section about Calabasas He expects to be back in about ten days.
Arizona citizen., 1871-12-23

A LARGE Eastern mail via California may
 be expected here on Monday morning.
Arizona citizen., 1871-12-23

WaIHeW SCeVenSOn, Fr0prI6I0r. HAY AND GRAIN CONSTANTLY LII keptand sold at fair prices, and safe corral for stock.
 Abundance of the purest water for man and beast at the Station
 The Table is always supplied with plenty of good and we'll prepared food. In all respects this Station is not ex- celled on the road
 Point of Mountain, September 23, n.
 se23-3m*
Arizona citizen., 1871-12-23

Wm. B. Hooper & Co.,,
 wHoLEsALE DEALERS IN, GENERAL MERCHANDISK,
 Arizona City, A. IT.,
 EEIRENBERG, General Commission Merchants,
 304 California Street, P. O. DRAWER, 99O, SAN FRANCISCO, Gel. JAS. M. BARNEY, JOHN s. CARR, Ehrenberg. Arizona City.
 W. B. HOOPER, San Francisco. Our facilities for purchasing and ar- engagements tor selling are fully completed and we now offer to the trade Full Stock of Merchandise in each department, con- prising all articles enquired for, and sala- ble throughout the Territory.
 We sell at small advances FOR CASH. and YOcifiUo fhcf if io fo every Interior Merchant to buy of us-in- stead of San Francisco or elsewhere AVOIDING THE EXPENSES
 and annoyances of a LONG AND TEDIOUS JOURNEY
 AND THE Loss of at least Three Months Time
 NECESSARY TO receive their purchases, enabling them to increase their profits with the same or less capital invested.
 Orders by letter receive our careful at- tention, the same as though the parties were themselves present.
 Ina word we GUARANTEE SATISFACTION in prices, quality, quantity, and assort- ment of goods.
 Currency and Bullion received at latest San Francisco quotations, or sold for &C., count Of owners, as may be desired. Stf
Arizona citizen., 1871-12-23
Pine Humber!

HNHE SANTA RITA SAW MILL co. l are now prepared to furnish all kinds of
 Lumber and Shingles at the Lowest Prices and of the Very Best Quality ever offered in this market.
 Parties wanting any kind of lumber will please leave their orders at the store of Messrs; E. N. Fish 6 Co.,, and they will be promptly filled. 25tf
Arizona citizen., 1871-12-23

CAPTAIN ". D. FULLER, of Company B. Twenty first II.....s. J, at Camp Apache, came to town early this week on a sum- mons by the U. s. Court. He is one of the good officers of the army; very desir- ous to exert all his powers to give safety to the Territory; anxious for field service !;
 believes thoroughly in using Indians as aids in subduing the hostile ones: and of as rapidly as possible convincing all the Indians that they will receive honest, kind treatment for honest and just behavior and quick, proper punishment for any other. He believes in full justice to the h. dian, but has no attachment for the tear ful, embracing or over-indulgent processes.
Arizona citizen., 1871-12-23

\ MIR. AND MRS. E. N. FISH completed the tenth year of happy married life last Tuesday. Two splendid children, finan- cial prosperity and an unusually agreeable life have been the principal products of the marriage. Beyond some presents be- tween themselves, no ceremonies were prepared for or expected by them on that day but number of their friends quietly decided on a tin wedding, and had it-a complete surprise to the ten-year old bride and groom. Among the gifts were tin cane, hat, slippers, spectacies, set of curls, etc., etc. The affair was new to Tucson, and one of the happiest social gatherings ever assembled here. It cost the lively groom some wine and string music, but in return he and wife got, besides the useless and useful tinware, good deal of vocal music, dancing, and some extraordinary outbursts of wit and oquence-entirely too much for description here.
Arizona citizen., 1871-12-23

HAVE constantly on hand large and III well selected stock of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, Cigars and Tobacco, !. Hardware, etc., which we will sell at the very lowest prices.
 We have, also, Hay und Grain, constant lyon hand to supply the Public. 5-tf.
Arizona citizen., 1871-12-23
LOCAL MATTERS

E. N. FISH & Co. have sweet potatoes i f0r solo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-21
RfDAY, Jan. 20-P. ",

The stock market opened strong, but not es-
peciay active; and, In exceptional instance only
slight advance noticed. After the call prices de-
clncd fraction, though they subsequently, took on adj
dtonal strength The afternoon dealings were on aarge
scale and were attended by great excitement, the mar
ket retaining its buoyant condition the close. The
chief attention was centored in Union Pacific, in which
there is said be sharp corner which has ahected all
the Union securities. These heavily sold for future
delivery in the expectation that the stock hypotheeated
by Boston SPECTATORS would DO sold ont, and that tie
contracts could be covered at large profit. The
rumors concerning the present movement are '"too
numerous TO MENTION" some Of which were noticed in
this mornings TRIBUNE. The very latest is 70 tie effect
that the Central Pacific Railroad VIII soon pass into the
hands of three prominent lines viz the Pennsylvania
Central Rock Island, and Chicago and western
who propose advancing sufficient amounts to pay of the
floating debt This rumor which is given for what It is
worth, should perhaps be taken with pinch OF salt
The stock ran up from 2C in the morning to 2s in the
y Tie bulls in this stock are confident that the al
vance Will continue tomorrow while the bears say that
tey would not be willing to bocpit night at present
prices Next fl point OF interest were the Vanderbilt
stocks which made "A sharp advance Of one per cent
with lively demand and heavy transactions. Late in
the afternoon the stock sold at 9s, which was an ad
vance of per cent upon the opening sales. We hear
report OF large sale OF Government bonds owned by
heavy holder OF Central, the proceeds OF which,
inward of q million and half, were dcyO-
ted TO the purchase Of these specaiHes, ana
tho movement the soc; would seem TO JUSTIFY the re-
port There active business in Lake shore, Read
ing Ohio and Mississippi Northwest, and Rock Island,
transactions In the remainder Of the list being If lest i'm
portauce The Hannibal and st. JOscphs were frm Alton
and Terra Haute strong at 32t. and Preferred at 5t
Delaware Iackawanna and Western sold at 1882 Morris
ana Essex s c. c. and Indiana Central Isl, and Boston,
Hartford aud Erie Miscellaneous shares were strong
as were also Express shares Adams selling GG. United
states 81 and American, i2 The following table shows
the highest ard lowest prices at which active stocks were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-21
FAMILY MARKETS,

FRIDaN jan @Soing appears market We except bessS
from the plains Of Colorado small quantities OF hins have AZ
Of them tTy Tough Now and
FULL carload saddles, young tender snmA With 600
lining Of fat We promised regular supply and ats Pnee bot
ecns beef IL Is and rd At 20d3e n but can %
hal by the hndqurr odsc Nenison 'ery pnt about e
prices loins generally 2 With hams and satls at iva
Quail are vey plenty ami st ~er 500 ~ - at retail
grouse per The~is large sa,y oatry ree1'
lots ell rarkets .d cAeGs sel
l3d sc for fair fresh los aud zoe ter choice something
little higher. Cgpons retail IL Ss0eS 10.
meat good supply Of beef With loS matc9 ae
advancing both live and dressed hogs drop OF
from Chicago has fair but the attempt y, se
Cty successful We expect 10 zee ear n'rneo
condition. even IL hot weather Nation sells lGl.c S
hind and loo. Tor fore quarters.
fh good supply though not much reduced po NAV ssN