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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-30
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CITY NEWS.

Preparations for the autumn trade are herald
ed this morning by Gross, Strauss 4 Co.
The old high school building was moved
north about fifteen feet, yesterday
McsssrS. Blake Il Robinson have a tempting
display of watches in their show window, and
anew advertisement in this mornings paper.
A Worcester gentleman, who has been spend
ing few days at the sea shore, caught a
thirty-iiye-pound goldfish off Marbehcad Neck
few days AGO.
Krwan & Rankin's Hibernian MINISTRIES will
give an entertainment in Mechanics hall next
Tuesday evening. They are now playing a
weeks engagement at St. James theater, Bos-
ton, and are highly praised by the papers.
Rev. Z. Hubert, missionary from Bordeaux,
France, will deliver lecture at the hall of St.
Jean Baptiste society this evening. The expo.
stion Of general plan for the organization o.
model farms, schools and orphan asylums VIII
DC his subject.
The Catholics OfWorccsteT are wal ned against
an impostcr who pretends to collect for May
nooth college, Ireland, with the sanction and
appreciation of the pI,csts of this city. No
such approval has been gwen, no application
tt' 'Noli iiltiO iul Ii, hOI HIS IlS ltllDW ever
waited upon any of the priests of this city.
Ten. Butler is coming to this city to-day
making short stop by the way at the muster
field in Sterling, and viii arrive here during the
afternoon. Posters, literally displayed through
cut the city, announce the fact that he will de-
liver a political speech at Mechanics hall to-
night. Who the sponsors of the meeting are
does not appear, neither has any publicity been
given to a idmorcd letter of invitation, which
causes many - doubt the existence of any such
document. Probably the general cares as little
about such fOrmalitcS as anybody, and will
not exhibit much tmidity in presenting himself
as candidate for gdbcrnatol;al nomination. 1t
is rJmored that he will devote much of his
speech to the temperance and woman suffrage
questions.
The FIRST regular passenger train on the WorCes-
tcrand Gardner railroad will be put OH the road
on Monday, September e. II will leave Gardner at
515 4. NJ, and returning will leave Worcester
at $50 =. M. This arrangement Will be contin-
ued till carly in October, when the contractors,
Mcssrs. K. Z. Cook & Co., will complete their
work, and the road will be opened with due GER
emony. An arrangement has been made by
which trains will run into Worcester, from Bar
bom crossing on the track of the Nashua and
Worcester railroad, for the present, and it will
probably be continued till the questions conceI L.
Ing the location aud erection of the union pas
senger depot are definitely settled. Ii is pro-
posed, when the Ware River railroad is compe-
ted between Badwinyille and Wnchendon, to
reach Wnchendon, for the present, by passing
ovcrthat line provided that satisfactory arrange
mens can be made with its officers and the Yer.
mont and Massachusetts railroad.
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The Universalist state convention was held in
Syracuse, n. t., yesterday. A new constitution
was adopted, aud L. W, Crowell elected presi.
lent and Charles Flhuier secretary
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NORTH MISSOURI.
ST. LOUIS, Aug 29.-Gencral Lewis b. Par
sons was yesterday elected president of the
North Missouri railroad company.
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From Washington.

MIR. BELKNAP.
WAsHINGTON, d. G., Aug. 29.-Secreta
Belknap returned this morning
THE NEW LOAN.
Among the subscriptions to the new loan to-
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Ah''HN VI bOutt'i-h5S1 WIN ihl1ut " otSai
therein, was bound over to the superior court in
the sum of $500. He was also examined on
the charge Of malicious mischief, and bound
over in the sum of 1900. lie failed to recognize
and was commit ed to Jail.
THIRD BRIGADE-CAMP CUNNINGHAM.-The
members OF the tenth regiment arrived by the
middle train, marching from the depot under
their commander, Col May. The second regi-
mcnt arrived by special train from Springfield
little later. Both regiments reached the camp
between one and two O'Clock in the afternoon.
The fifth battery marched from Worcester, reach
ing camp about one O'Clock. The victualing of
tue soldiers occupied the time till near three
O'Clock, when guard mounting took place. At
half past four o'clock there was brigade dIll,
by Gen. Chamberlain, and regimental dress pa
radc at half past five. The full routine of daily
exercises in camp Will begin today.
Gen, Butler is expected TO arrive by the mid
die train from Lowell tc day, and will review
the troops this afternoon.
The family of Major brennan, of the Tenth
regiment occupy Mr. IL. c. Wilson's cottage on
the Methodist camp meeting grounds, and the
family OF Capt L. j. Russell, of the state police,
Mr.. G. W PauPs cottage.
Mr.. A. l.. Rice, photograph artist of this city,
is taking views of the camp grounds, tents, of
fccrs, sc. Yesterday he took photographs of
three veteran musicians of Co. l. of Sterling,
Daniel Hosmer, and Joseph Reed, dl Immers.
and Foster Harris, fiier, whose ages average "A
years each. Their lively quickstep Indicated
that they were good for many acampaign yet.
New METHODIST CHURCH IN LEoMINsTER.
The corner stone of the new Methodist church
in Leomnster, the ground for which was broken
last May was laid Tuesday afternoon, according
to the usagcs of that denomination. The cxer-
Ciscs began at three O'Clock, with introductory
remarks and readings from Scripture, by the
pastor, Rev. John Peterson; then followed sing
ing by the choir of the hymn beginning "With
stately towers and bulwarks strong" &C.;
prayer by Rev. L. Crowell of Worcester, presid-
ing elder of the district; reading of psalm 1872;
Scripture lesson, Cor $50, %; address by Rev.
W. f. Mallalieu, of Worcester; singing Of the
following hymn, written for the occasion by Mrs,
II. w. C. Stratton, member of the church:
In reverence and in fear
Thy children gather here,
. God, tC day,
Ere the light fades apace
TO meet Thee face to face,
While in its resting place,
This STONE we lay.
The sweet, glad summer air.
Our consecrating prayer,
Bears to Thy throne;
While here we bend the knee,
Our faith looks up to Thee,
That thou guide wilt be
And our work own.
Bless all who labor here,
As day by day, we rear
The sacred fame;
Bnd closer still our band,
By work Of heart and handi
Help us, whereer We stand,
70 praise Thy name,
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COUNTY NEWS.

The invitation in response to which Gen.
Butler will speak in Clinton Thursday night,
bore the following names; Rev J. I. Water
house, e. Brimhall L. II. Carter, S, IL. Husim,
C. W. Field, Jr., G. W. Goss, A. j. Hayes, D,
p. Bastian, d. A. White, A. S. Danieson, A. I.
Bigelow, J. H. Hunter, j. N. johnson, Henry
Greenwood, S. A. Edwards, George w. Loythe.
In the first district court of southern Wor-
GeSter, held at Webster yesterday, Jillson JUS
tice, Nathan b. Angel, charged with breaking
and entering the blacksmith shop of Daniel
Morse of Southbi.dge, with intent to steal
therein, was bound over to the superior court in
the sum of $500. He was also examined on
the charge Of malicious mischief, and bound
over in the sum Of 1900. lie failed to recognize
and was commit ed TO iaiI
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Sweden.

STOCKHOLM, Aug. 29.-The minister of war
has submitted TO the chambers a scheme for the
reorganization of the Swedish AMY. The sys-
tenn of consc. ptiou is so BE- retained, and the
soldiers paid one humid / thaers per an lum.
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Our New York Dispatches.

Another Mu"deI Sequel TO tie WcsticId
Disaster -AccOuntS of ShipwrCcIks -Tho
TER bic Abortion Cas- The Sleepy
Hollow Murderer - Other Criminal
ma(t ers, etc,
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CORNEII7 UNTNrRsITy

ITHACA, N. Y, Aug. 29.-The trustees of
he" university yesterday elect the follow
ing new professors: Tracey Peck, of Yr'e,
professor of Latin; IsaGc L. Flagg, of Ha yard,
Gr-ek; Thomas J. Ti'ney, of ,a'e, rheto. c ;
Francis Z. Loomis, of Ycle, physics. The pro-
fessOrship Of C"chit cure VI be filled next
,vppi-
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Educational.

\.
SYRACUSE, N. Y. Aug. 29.-Thc state com
mitec of New York Methodis'S appointed TO aS-
Sist in establishing the Syr9 use university, met
in this city, Il day, and decid to cell a sta T..
convention in this city, at a date soon TO be
fixed. 1t is expected that, in the conventions
the committee w recommend that an add
tioual SIS 10000 be rails !, and . !dcd to the en-
dOwment fund. The corner stone of the har of
lang dages of the university WI be led on
Thurs6py, by Rev. Dr. Pccks, president of the
II Istees Rev. DIR. Ravens of the northwestern
university, Evanston, ~, WI deliver the I'd
dress and Rev. George Lansing Taylor, OF New
York, the poem. The iG 'ulty of the university
viii be inStan in the mo- ling and Rev DR.
Steel, y.cc-prcsdcnt, WI deliver the inaua -
address
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:, AT Fort Wayne, yesterday, Kekiongas, six;
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COPAKTNEKsmIr NOTICE

We have admitted into firm MIR C. II ELLIS
WORTH Business to he carried on under the firm
name and style of STONE BROS. " CO., No. sos Main
street.
Thanking the public for the very liberal patronage
bestowed in the past, we solicit continuance of the
same in the future,
WILLIAM A. STONE.
Worcester, A1g. q. I87l G6tt an2e
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SPRINGSIDE DYE HOUSE

Near Adriatc Mills, Worcester, Mass.
Ladies' and Gents Garments CLEANED AND DYED in
the best manner, at Low Rates.
Office at Magouns Nrsic Sore E33 Main st Of orders
may be left at Horace Sheldon, Mechanics Hall Build
ing.
q,
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Wotrtes.
NORWICH & WORCESTER r.. R. co. +

Bills due TO and from the firm of Fletcher & Ke;t, will
be settled (and the business continued at the old
| stand) by JOEL FLETCHER.
Worcester, Aug r. 1871. dtf nul4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-30
PLANTATION IN PARISH OF ST. MARY.
ASSIGNEES SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
BIZ ORDER OF &. E. NORTON, ASSIGNEE.
IN THE MATTER OF JULES NOISY, BANKRUPT
District Court of the United States OF America for
the District of Louisiana-No. 569.

DY C. e. GIRARDEY Il CO., AUCTION.
ID eers-Of6ce No. II Exchange place-TCES-
DAY, May Is, 1871, at twelve O'Clock NJ,
at the Merchants and AuctOneers' Exchange,
on Royal. between Canal and CustOmhouse
streets in this city of New Orleans by virtue Of
Judge Of the District Court Of the United States of
America for the District of Louisiana. sitting in
bankruptcy in the above entitled matter rendered
OH the sixth day Of June, 1870 Will be sold by public
auction the following described property, to wit
l. THE UNDIVIDED ONEHALF INTEREST in q
tract of land situated the east side of Bayou
Teche, IN the parish OF st. Mary, Louisiana, con-
bounded in front by said Bayou Teehe, above and
IN rear by lands of J. Fuselier and on the lower
side by lands If Mrs. MallOn.
2. AND THE UNDIVIDED ONE-HALF INTEREST
in a certain tract of land lying and situated in the
rear of the above described tract, containing
lao 5000 superficial acres, being part of fractional
northeast quarter Of section number twenty five
ia township thirteen south Of range nine east,
being the same property acquired BY jules Messy
and q. L. Fuselier from Mrs. Sarah Ann Feltl,s and
Miss Louisa Cornelia De Hart, heirs OF Dr. John n.
f. De Hart, deceased, by act of sale passed
before j. A. Dumartrait Recorder for the parish OF
St Mary, on January Is, 1856.
above described property directs that the same be
freed from all incumbrances, and the assignee,
acting the officer of the court, will convey only
such title as is in him vested by the assignment in
bankruptcy, and by the aforesaid order OF court.
Terms OF sale-Cash on the spot in United states
treasury notes, and the purchaser to assume, over
and above the price Of adjudication, payment of
day Of sale.
Acts of sale and United States stamps at the ex-
pense Of the purchaser before N. Gernon, notary
pubic. apps 30 my6 10 IA l6
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-30

b ofiee Ns Union street-sATURDAY,
May 20, 1871, at twelve O'Clock NJ. at
the Merchants and AuctiOneers' Exchange,
on ROYAL street, between Canal and CustOmhOuse
streets, by virtue and in pursuance Of an order of
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans,
rendered and dated March 81, 1871, for account Of
the succession Of Milton Taylor, deceased. will be
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, together with the
buildings and improvements thereon, and all
rights and privileges thereto belonging. situated
in the First District, in the square bounded by De-
lord street Tor COvingtOn Landingl, Rampant (late
Herculesl, EuphrOsine and Franklin Qate BentOn)
streets, designated by the Nos. and 4 plan
1870.
Lot No. measures Is feet front on Delord street
OF COvington Landing, by depth of 100 feet, be-
tween parallel lines. The improvements on this
lot consist Of . two-story frame dwelling, with
Lot No 4 measures Is feet front on Rampant
street, by depth Of LIS feet, between parallel
lines
Terms and conditions-This being the second
and last adjudication Of the above described prop
highest bidder. for whatever it will bring payable
in twelve months from the day of sale, in bond
or bonds of the purchasers, with good and solvent
security, to be approved by the Public Admins
TRAITOR, secured by special mortgage and vendor 8
lien on the property sold, and bearing interest at
Of sale until final payment, with the clause OF hve
per cent for attorneys fees in case of suit to en-
force payment of said bonds; the buildings to be
insured, and policy transferred to holder Of bond
or bonds.
Acts Of sale before George W. Christy notary
public, at the expense Of purchasers, including
cost Of stamps, as required by law.
ap30 my2 II 18 - 20
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UNITED STATES OF AMRRICA-STATE OF LOU
ISIANA.
Parish of Orleans city Of New Orleans

Be it known that on this fifteenth day of the
month Of April in the year OF our Lord one thou
independence of the United states Of America the
ninety-ff before me, Gustave LeGardeur, ;r.,
for ay
siding and in the presence of the witnesses here.
matter named and undersigned, personally came
and appeared Messrs. Charles Cavaroe, Charles de
Ruyter, Augustus Reichard, Leon Haas, Jr., Eu-
gene F. Mioton, Sylvestre Cambon, Ulysses Mari
poni Arthur 1 Poincy Antoine ;,;s Lanat Fl EdgsId
city, and Composing the Board of Directors OF the
New Orleans Mutual Insurance Association. And
ence and in the hame Of the other above named
appearers presented to me, the undersigned no.
tary. a certain instrument in writing. purpOrting
to be the act Of organization of the New orleans
Mutual Insurance Associations and the said ap-
pearers being desir0us to give to said instrument
due validity and authenticity have requested me,
the undersigned notary, to make an act Of deposit
and egistry Of the same; and l, the said notary,
in pursuance of the request Aforesaid, have reeis
tered the above mentioned act of organization
which is in the words and ngurts following, to witt
The undersigned hereby form themselves into q
TUAL INSURANCE ASSOCIATIONS, under the pro
visions and regulations contained in the amended
charter of the New Orleans Insurance Association
in this city, made part thereof by reference, with
the distinct provision that no stakeholder of the
present poration shall participate in the profits
the same unless he has effected insurance therein
the proportion AZ the earned premiums paid; and
that the capital of the present corporation is
1t being well understood that the present Board
of Directors aud other officers Of the said New Or
leans Insurance Association shall assume the or
ganization of the affairs and management Of the
business Of the present corporation as soon as Eve
hundred thousand dollars shall have been sub
sclibed and continue until changed, in the manner
provided for by said amended charter.
The undersigned agree to be considered bound as
though by stock note, for the number of shares Op
pOsite to their respective names, maturing on the
thirty-first of December, 1871, and bound also to
transfer to the present corporation whatever profits
may accrue TO them respectively III the New Or
leans Insurance Association.
The dersisned binding themselves moreover,
for the full amount of their subscription, due
thirty-frst December, 1871, the to be credited
with the profits transferred as aforesaid.
The Board OF Directors aforesaid is hereby au-
thorized to make deposit of the present act in
notary's office. authenticate register and publish
the same in the manner prescribed by law.
New Orleans February :, 1871.
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DY NASH & HODGSON-W. I. HODGSON.
ID auctioneer-Oftice No. 10 Gravier street-Un
SATURDAY, May ID, 1871, at twelve o'clock N at
ment rotunda Of the St. Charles Hotel in this city,
for account of the estate OF John H. Nicholson,
deceased at public auction, to the highest bidder,
a VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, toges.het with
the buildings and improvements tlsrsc0n, situated
county State Of Mississippi measuring about 2a7
feet front the bay or Gulf coast, and running
back about $500 feet to the intersection Of the New
Orleans Mobile and Chattanooga railroad whic h
bounds it on the VT st side. and is bounded on the
north by Halls lane and residence and OBrien's
property, and on the east by T. W. Roods beautiful
geres. anu ''A'"''s' A'se'' "''"'
The improvements on this property consist of
residence built on most beautiful eminence front.
ing the bay, and is retired about sixty yards from
the front shell road, and contains wide hall through
the CENTRE with two large bed or drawngroOms
on either side, and large diningrOOm in the rear,
with three other bedrooms in the winx with tire
places, and wide galleries front and rear
There il a one-story frame rear building, with
kitchen tagged. two other rooms stOreroOm, brick
paved, two pantries with stable, carriage hodse.
chicken. pigeon and wood houses, all well finished,
with cstern well, springs, etc.
The extensive grounds are the most beautiful on
the coast, and money has not been spared IN EN-.
bellishments, the orchards bearing all descriptions
of fruits cOngenial to this climate and highly cult
waited vegetable garden. .
Also, new and substantially built fences all
and ready for immediate occupation, and is only
about one and half miles from the wharf and
fifteen minutes walk from the Chattanooga rail-
road depot
There is wharf and bathhouse, built and
finished in the most substantial manner.
The beautiful sloping lawn in front has artificial
ponds aud islands, with beautiful rvulets running
through it, the one side bounded by shell road
carriage entrance and having choice shade trees.
flowers and shrubbery, and must he seen to be ap-
preciated.
There is q gardeners lodge containing three
Tto ylys< x.vYsr
place are tagged or paved, and the beach in front
studded with live oak.
This charming and palatial property will be pos
itively sold on the following easy and acceptable
Terms and conditons-One half cash, in United
States treasury notes. the balance in one and two
years. with eight per cent interest, from day Of
SALE and the usual clauses for special mort gage,
attorneys fees and insurance.
Act Of sale before W. J. Castell, notary public,
at the expense of the purchaser, including the
stamps and the taxes Of the current year.
apps 70 30 my6 I'd
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By Hoffman, Marks & Co.
DRY GOODS AND FURNISHING GOODS.
AT ONE OCLOCK-A FINE LINE OF CA6SIMERES
CLOTHS, TRICOTs, ETC.

DY HOFFMAN, MARKS & Goa. LEVY,
ID Auctioneer-Ofice No. IS Charities street-On
MONDAY, May ], 1871, at 10 O'clock A. NJ, will be
sold
Broche and jacquard Muslins, Linens and Union
Lawns, White and Printed JacOnets, White and
Checks, Nainsooks, Bobbinet, Linen Netting, Linen
Checks, Drills, Pique, Irish Linens, Cottonades
Tickings, Denims, Stripes, Merinos, Alpacas, De
skirts, Quilts. Handkerchief, Corsets, Chemises
Hoop Skirts, Shirt Fronts, Hosiery, Towels, Table
Cloths, Suspenders Gloves, Gauntlets, White and
At one O'clOck-A fine invoice Of Ga Cassimeres
Cloths Diagonals. Alpacas and Tr1cots.
Also, damaged-One case Tickings.
Terms-At sale. ap3O
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By William De Lacy.
VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND IN THE FOURTH
DISTRICT.
SUCCESSION OF WILLIAM II. PALMER. >
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. "a, 1A.


DY WILLIAM DE LACY, AUCr1ONEER-
- Office No. Is Commercial place-WEDNKSDAY,
May 81, At twelve o'clock NJ, at the St. Charles
Charles Hotel. BY virtue and in pursuance Of
an order Of the Hon. l.. Duyigneand, Judge Of
dated April 49, 1871, No. "a lN Of the docket of said
court, win be sold BY public auction for account Of
ONE LOT OF GROUND, situated in the Fourth
District Of this city, in the square bounded BY
Chippewa, Second, Fulton and First streets desig-
mated BY the No. IS ON : plan by H. Moelh alisen,
dated February "A, 1886. and measures % feet i
inch and lines ON the rear line. by depth Of l13
feet inches on the line q lot No 4 and ia feet
Terms-One-half cash and the baiance in one
year in note ofths purchaser secured BY Aotfeage
the property sod, and bearing eighS p Il IN
csntain the slauss u Ave Per cent stterneys ices
incase 81 suit
the expense Of the purchaser, before ". J.
Casten, notary publie. ap3o myls3l
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And theabove named appearers further requested
me, the undersigned notary to receive the above
registered instrument on deposit, to be and remain
among my notarial records, to serve for reference
in case Of need hereafter. Which said above reg
istered instrument have accordingly, in pursu-
Of the request Aforesaid to these pres
ents as part Of my said records, to remain perma-
nently deposited Herewith. having first marked
ne varietux, and countersigned the said shove reg
istered Instrument to more eftectuay identity the
same herewith.
Thus done and passed at New Orleans, in my
Office the day, month and year iist above written,
in the presence Of HessrG Armand Pilot IT,, and
Edgar Pitot,- competent witnesses, who have
signed these presents with the said appearerp and
me notary, after reading the whole.
Original signed: q. CAvAROC,
JOHN EGLH,
U. NARINOM
ANT. LAMATA
=. Z BBRNARD
WILLIAM AGAR
a. PONCY 3
r p. HfOfON
= 8 CANB0N,
CHARLR6 Dk RuYTKR,
LEON HAAB ia
AUGUSTUS RKICaAMDs .
4 tue copy: q. Il GARpBuR, JR.
Notary Pubke.