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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-11-05
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in said County, deceased, by giving bond as TIE
law directs she therefore requests all pcrsone bu
are Indebted 10 the estate Of said deceased to ak1
immediate payment, and those who have aGy dc
mAnds thereon 70 exhibit. the same 10
OLIVE +. LORD.
October iJtb IS-s
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Public House for Sale.

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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-02

sSy- The Duke Alexis. Crown Prince OF
Russia ordered one of tie No6by Hats sS
ALDEN'S OF
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-02

sB- GAFFNEY keeps constantly on
hand Scotch Ale and London Porter, espec
ally for family use.
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D1'gags, Pa
Street, Pet
THE ssss. MARKETS.
BY L. X A. TIL. LINE.

April 2 1872
The petroleum market is quiet and dull
TO- day at $3.50. We near no trausac-
tions.
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Mexico,

MATAMoRAs. Mexico, March A.-Late ad-
vices state that the defeat of the rebels was
even more complete and disastrous than hither.
TO known. The government infantry which
was captured by the revolutionistS i'll the bat
Tie OF Maapugas, and afterward embodied in
the revolutionary army, reiOlned the Juarist
forces under Rocha, intlicring terrible slaughter
on the reyOlutlonists, eight hundred of the latter
having been killed and wounded. Gen. TreVinO
who was in command of the rebels during the
battle, arrived at SatillO in an awful condition
all his forces were either scattered OF disOr@all-
lled. He has, however, commenced the fOrma-
ton OF a nucleus. and is gathering the stray
glers. Gen. IIeyino quarreled with MARTINEZ
about 4 month ago, OWING 20 the former having
appointed young lawyer as the governor OF
tue state Of San Luis Potosi, and since that
time these two commanders have ceased all CO.
operation. The revoutionists are generally lie.
mOraized, and it is expected they will evacuatc
CamargO and the whole border very soon.
CRY OF MEXICO, March H. wa HAVANA,
25-Manuel Asperas has left the capital for the
United States, for the purpose OF occupying Il
seat in the mixed commission in session al
Washington.
The government troops attacked and defeated
in fight of six hours, the insurgents in the
state OF TobascO. The revolution III TObasco is
considered over, all the leaders having fed
POliiriO Daz it is reported has gone to New
York, and other leaders of the Instruction to
northern Mexico.
MATAMoRAs, March 26 -Gencral Quiroga
with six hundred cavalry, has started lor Mon
tcrey, leaving General HinOiosa in command Of
CamargO. General C0rtina has advanced into
the state of Nueya Le)n, and threatens Qulroga's
communication with the interior
The revolution north Of the Sierra Madre ap.
pears to be waning, forced loan at Monterey
being mercllessly executed. Several foreign
mercantile houses have been closed and the
merchants imprisoned. }. Utrick, United States
consul, has also been imprisoned
SAN FRANCISCO, March 2G-Gen. Marias,
chief Of staff to Porlero Daz, arrized last night,
incognito, from New York en- route to Mazatlan,
but the collapse of the rebellion will probably
change ms destination.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-27

W. G. Huntingdon, cashier of the First nation
albank in Washington, and a leading citizen died
yesterday morning.
Rev. Mr.. Rhodes, of the African Methodist
church, opened the state assembly at Albany
with prayer yesterday.
Alden jackson, of Waldoboro has been APP
pointed deputy secretary of state in Maine, ano
was Yesterday qualified, and entered upon the
discharge of his duties.
Lieut.. Adolphus W. Greedy, of the fifth caval-
ry, is TO be the judge advocate OF a court martial
to sit at Fort Whipple near Washington. for
the trial of some of the signal service corps
Reverend Mather ca AuthreauX, superior
vicar OF the western province OF the Order of the
Sacred Heart, died at Chicago yesterday morn
ing, aged tortyseven.
Hon. Samuel Hill, member of the house in
the Michigan legislature, was charged tins al
ternoon, by Mr.. Swneford of Marquette, with
selling his vote and influence Tor money. The
matter created decided sensation and com
miltee OF investigation has been appointed.
dispatch from New Haven says that the
statement attributed to Senator Sumner, that
eN-Prcsident Noolscy of Yale college will at
tend the Cincinnati convention, is untrue. DR.
Woolsey has never given MIR. Sumner nor any
one else any warrant for such statement, nol
has he ever entertained the idea of attending
that convention.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-27
New York.

New York, March 26-Michacl HAYES ar
rested TO day for killing James O'Donnel in Il
Orawl i'll 1851, and Immediately fed to Califor-
ma, was not seen until last week, since which
he has been indicted.
Judge lngraham testified in the Barnard case
that he (ngraham) did not flee the city to avoid
@fantln@ his injunction in the Erie matter.
Eighteen thousand three hundred and seven
emlgrants have arrived this year to date, against
10,007 last year
Thrty-slX mash tubs and worm tubs were
DESTROYED by the revenue officers in Brooklyn,
to-day; but no Illicit whskey was found.
II is believed thar the Central underground
railroad will obtain the franchise of Broadway
lis friends assert that they have seventy-fve
votes in the assembly.
committee from the Georgia legislature is
mere investigating the acts OF eX-Goy. Bullock
especially as REGARDS his transactions with the
hnances of that state.
The World says that the Erie rise is the result
OF speculation by ring, which includes most of
the present Erie officials and the recent change
was only part of the programme. Jay Gould
IS stated TO have cleared three millions of dollars
as high as Gtl
Broadway widening job was introduced into
the hoard OF aldermen yesterday by q Iammany
republican proposing to force the residents be-
tween Seventeenth and Twenty seventh streets
to move their houses back twenty feet.
transportation of oil from Pennsylvania will be
the collapse of the Southern improvement com
pany. 1t is stated that the company never
owned a barrel of oil, but made secret arrange
ments for securing the monopoly Of the trans
portation OF oil TO the cities on the seaboard,
which Is now exploded.
The Post has rumor that William Hennessy
Cooke has returned here in the interest of
tweed. 1t is reported that he has had several
interviews with the laie members of the ring,
and that he has made oyertures 10 the district
attorney.
The stock exchange has resolved to close
Good Friday.
The board of apportiOnmcnt has authorized
the issue of 100000 Of the park improvement
stock,
The Post gives report that the present Erie
directors have made an arrangement with JAY
Gould by which, Tor a consideration all proxies
on stock standing in bis name or those OF firms
OF which he has been or Is a member, shall he
passed over To them
Twelve deaths by small poX in the past twen.
ty-iour hours. Vaccination continues on
great scale
Arrived, steamer America, from Bremen.
rue emigration commissioners have refused
to permit the sale Of Delaware, lackawNnna,
aud Western railroad tickets in Castle Garden.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-27

The Wisconsin legislature has adjourned sine
de-
The steamers Nevada and City of Antwerp
from New York, have arrived at Liverpool
Gov. Perham, of Maine, has appointed Thurs
day, April 18th, as the day Of public fasting and
prayer in that state.
Six indictments have been found against Ed
win Green, the bogus New York banker who
forged drafts ON European banking houses and
sold the same TO emigrants.
John w. Pratt of New York had his head sew
cred from his body on the New Jersey railroad
yesterday morning.
The newspaper correspondent has escaped
from the outlaws in North Carolina lie re-
ports the deaths of Henry Berry Lowery and
Boss Strong.
Two log hutS, IS feet high and 30 feet square
have been discovered in dising for the uunda-
ton of Il new buildings in the rear of No. 50
Sullivan street, New York, one evidently IL
residence of primitive times, and the other a
cattle shed.
In suit brought in behalfof the stockholders
against the Onandaga salt company Of Syracuse,
N. T., Hon. George f. Comstock, by consent of
all parties has been appointed receiver, with Iii
rectIons TO pay the debts and divide the capital
among the stockholders. The assets are under
stood to be over 81 100000 and liabilities large
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0Wurtester 9ailp spp.
CITY NEWS.

Rev. DR.. Cutler leads the noon prayer meeting
Of the young meas Christian association to-day
Two new steam fire engines from the Silsby
island works at Seneca Falls, N. Y, passed
through here yesterday for Providence.
A course of lectures on methods of study and
kindred topics is being given at Worcester aca-
deny by professors from Brown university.
Miss Mary Stone, the well known soprano
singer, will leave for Europe early in the sum
mer. Tor the purpose of perfecting her musical
education.
Rev. A. B. Earle will preach this afternoon at
halfpast two at the Pleasant street church, and
this evening, at haf-past seven, at the Old
South church,
Tomorrow, in connection with the fair of the
Plymouth society, dinner will be served at
Washbun hall from twelve until two O'Clock
Pm.
A new Methodist church has been formed in
the southeast part of the city in the vicinity OF
Union hill The members will ask for pastor
from the conference which is to meet to-day.
Snow.began falling about 10 O'Clock last even
ing, and at o'clock about two inches had fallen,
with the wind from the north and prospect OF
long storm.
Miss Lizzette Bernard will make her first ap.
pearance in this city, at Music hail, this even
ing. The drama of "Onana" will be produced
here for the first time. j. C. Myers dramatic
company will furnish the support.
State Constabcs brennan of this city, and
Brown of Clinton, visited the saloon of Jacob
Hanff, in Lincoln square, yesterday afternoon,
and took possession of several jugs containing
intoxicating liquors.
The Citizens national bank and the Central
national bank have declared dividends of six
per cent. payable upon the list of April. The
Worcester national bank has also declared a
dividend Of five per cent. payable on the same
date.
The Boston and Albany railroad corporation
have just put commodous passenger car in
connection with the forenoon freight train over
the Milford branch. This furnishes another
train for the residents on the line of the road
which is sure 10 be appreciated.
Workmen in the employ of the horse railroad
company were at work yesterday afternoon Dig
ging out the ice which covers the track on the
lower part of Front street, aud the depot cars
which have not been running for some time
will resume their regular trips soon.
Fred. II. Blake, the boy organist of Grace NJ.
+. church, will preside at the organ at the an-
niversary of the Sabbath school union at Trinity
church. The sermon by Rev. Mark Tralton will
be on Friday evening instead of this P. NJ, as
announced in the programme.
The excursion train to Boston, tomorrow
afternoon, will accommodate large numbers OF
our citizens who are DESTROYS of Witnessing the
grand spectacular drama of The Black
Crook" now playing at the Boston theatre. One
fare is charged for the round trip. Choice seats
for the theatre may be obtained at Leland's
music store, at regular prices. This will be the
last excursion Train during the season of the
''Black Crook"
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Politics and Le.is,a,;o,.

RICHMOND, March 26.-rhe legislature ad
lourned sine die today, without passing the Ia,
Dlll. Inc conservative caucus tonight requested
the governor to call an extra session, which he
has done, and the legislature meets again to
morrow.
HARTFORD, March 26.-rhc republicans to
night nominated Henry c. Robinson for m ayol
md Charles i. Perkins and James l.. Howard
for representatives..
COLUMBUS, ONO, March ga very large
number OF delegates are here to attend the re-
publican state convention. The following is the
probable ticket: For secretary of state, A. L
Wikoii, of Adams; county supreme Judge
John Welch, Of Athens; member of board OF
public works, r. K. Porter, OF Starke. Resom
lions will be adopted, pledging the support tc
the Nominees Of the PhIadelphia cnnYenLinn.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-27
EItnI.

SALT LAKE, March 25.-The opponents of a
Mormon State government are preparing for "A
grand mass meeting Wednesday night. 1t is
Their intention TO appoint two delegates TO
Washington to represent their SITUATION, name
ly, one gentle and one apostate Mormon.
Gov. Woods lett to-day for San Francisco
The new census will give the required num-
Der OF population for admission as a state, and
show an increase of $4,000.
An unusually large amount of bullion is in
transit for the east.
There are further exciting accounts of rich
placer gold discoveries near the great canon on
Colorado river.
The first spike the Utah Northern railroad
was driven to-day, and half mile of rail laid
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-27

BANGOR, Me-, March 26.-This end of the En-,
ropenn and North American railroad has been
cleared as far as Kingman, aud trains have been
running regularly today as far US Alattawam.
kcag, superintendent Mcleod is pushing the
work on the New Brunswick end, Ii Is hoppd
that train viii get through here by Tomorrow
night. rus INSTRUCTIONS are reported to be
more difficult TO overcome than any preceding
ST. JonS, N. b., March 26.-rhe railway OF
dcials are making great efforts to clear the roads
but there will he no train 10 Frederickton until
tosmorrow, and to Bangor probably not until
Thursday, while 70 Amherst not likely until
triday o. Saturday, Ihe weather is now mild
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the reduction contemplated Several weeks may
elapse before the committee will he prepared to
report
MISCELLANEOUS.
The house committee on appropriations this
morning had under consideration the light
house appropriations The signal service ap-
preparation will be considered Thursday.
The ways and meaus committee further dis
cuSSed the free list, but did nothing important
The banking and currency committee have
ended their examination of the controller of
the currency, and will shortly report To the
house-probably by a simple resolution.
Senator Wilson brings encouraging tidings
from Connecticut, where he has been advocating.
republican principles.
Lieut.. Gov. Pinch back, accompanied ny State
Senator Harris, Representative L. J. Sonner,
aud Assistant Secretary of State Fairfax, all of
louisiana, called on the president to-day, before
the cabinet meeting, and had long interview
elartive TO political matters of the stare.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-27

THE RAILROAD QUEsTIoN.-Since the action
of the city council, Il week ago last Monday, IA
voring the adoption Of what is known as the
easterly route between Lincoln square and Wash
ington square, an obstacle to its adoption has
been discovered, which proves a practical veto of
the project. 1t appears that when the land ly-
ing between Market street and Rural cemetery
and now occupied by the Nashua railroad, was
sold to that corporation by Hon. Stephen Sails
bury, one Of the provisions of the sale was that
a passenger depot should always be maintained
upon the land sold; and any failure to comply
with this provision should not work a forfeiture
of the land, but should constitute a claim for
damages. The adoption OF the easterly route
would neceSstate the removal of the depot from
the land referred to, and we are informed by an
officer Of the road that if it is done Mr.. Sails
bury proposes TO claim heavy damages, in con-
sequence of the injury which would accrue to
his estates in that vicinity Gazette.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-27

BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS, March &c. - The
United States district count Judge Morrill, pre-
siding, being the first federal cOnrt held here for
several years, has concluded Its session, There
have been number OF convictions for smug.
Cling and violations of internal revenue laws.
The Judge exercised rlemency in sentencing the
criminals, as federal laws on the frontier have
been neglected so long that scch crimes had
them hereafter that the laws wonld be rigidly
enforced The Lrand jury indicted the Mexican
general COrtina for leyying war against the
United States, aud made apresentment of facts
Of the armed bands Of Mexican raiders which
have be0u stealing cattle on the Texas border,
for the purpose Of securing protection from the
United States government, The court adjourned
to-day till October.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-27

Town OFFICERS Millbury. - Moderator,
Geo Flagg; Selectmen, T. l. Forbes, WIN G
Davidson, d B Howlrd Town Clerk. Ira N
Goddard; Assessors d & Avery, John Hopkins,
II / Bancroft; 0vcrseers of the Poor, Maynard
Putnam, John J Lowell, Robert Jones; School
Committee for three years, George A Flagg, d
G Avery. Trustee of Town Library for three
years. John Hopkins; Trustee of Cemetery,
Benjamin Flagg; Town Treasurer Nathan Ii
Sears; Constables, X Hodgman, WIN Ryan
Samuel Sawyer, N H White, + Williams, b
Stewart o L Bartlett
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-27

BosroN, March 20.--The dead body of Ed,
ward Gallagher, boss in The hoot manuIactory
of A. II. Moulton Of North Weymouth, was
found this morning near the village partly in
an upright position, leaning against the fence
indications ihat hls death was from congestion
OF the brain; but hy request Of his friends m
inquest viii be held, Deceased was twenty five
years old
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-27
COUNTY NEWS.

The Blackstone national bank of Uxbridge has
declared a dividend of six per cent, payable on
and after April1st.
man in Athol has been stealing wood for
eighteen years from one of his neighbors, and
the Transcript now threatens him with exposure
if he steals another stick.
At a meeting Of the directors of the Millbury
national bank, held yesterday morning, +. c..
Miles was elected cashier in place of David At
wood, who has rendered bis resignation, to take
effect April 1st.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-27

WASHINGTON, March u, I A. M-ProbaDili.
ties; Clear and clearing weather, with nolthcr.
day over southern and middle states generally.
and extend over New England by Wednesday
evening. The barometer will continue falling
north of the Ohio valley, with southcry winds
and probably pleasant weather. Dangerous
winds are not anticipated for the Atlantic and
gulf coasts,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-27

AUGUSTA, Me-, March 26.-Ata meeting of
the stockholders of the Somerset and Kennebcc
and Portland and Kenncbec railroads, held in
this city to-day, it was voted 10 accept the
Maine Central loan act, passed at the last ses.
sion of the legislature, and to join the Maine
Central road in joint mortgage. The Leeds and
Pennington and Andioscoggin roads are vet to
accept the provisions of the act.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-27

MUNICIPAL CoURT-WILLGAMs j. TueSldy
March 26-William II. Rice for indecent expo.
sure Of person was sentenced to three months in
the house Of correction. Patrick Quinn for
keeping liquor paid a fine of $40 and costs
Johanna NJ Linnehan for second Ofiense of
drunkenness was sentenced to three months in
the house of correction. Michael Doyle was
paid. Joseph Barry and Thomas Dagnan were
each committed to jail on non-payment of fines
If So and costs for drunkenness.
PARISH MEETINGs.--A meeting of the Old
South parish was held Monday evening to take
action upon the resignation of Rev. K. Il. STRAIT
ton. After expressions of satisfaction with Mr.
pathy for him in his impaired health, it was
voted to coincide with the action of the church
in accepting the resignation as rendered.
At the regular parish meeting of the Central
society on Monday evening the following officers
were elected: Moderator, Charles L. Stevens
clerk, G. Henry ,Whitcomb; assessors, Charles
u Upton, o. l.. Hatch, G. I. Alden; singing
.mittee, Prof. c.. o. Thompson, Henry Grit
4 /, Z. II. Peabody; collector and treasurer, G.
IL. Estabrook. The salary of the minister was
fixed at $500, the same as last year. A com
mittee Of three, consisting of D1a. j. II. Brooks
l. If. Peabody and Dca. NJ. Moore was appoint
ed TO confer with DIR. Sweetser in regard to the
ministerial vacation, and the supply of the
pulpit. Adjourned for two weeks.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-27

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, March 26.-Thc Sarsdcld
guards, at meeting this evening, accepted the
challenge OF the Montgomery guards, OF Boston,
TO drill for the championship of the United
States. IL is the express wish of the SarSfeld
guards that no wager enter into the contest
but the company will accept, under any condi.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-27
confession and Death Of the Lynei,ed
NpUr0

NASHVILLE, March 2G.- David Jones, colored,
shot by the mob last night, died this afternoon.
He made confession of crimes of which he
has been guilty, hut denied having murdered
Murray. Mr.. Murray, however, who knew the
negro well, declared In his dying statement that
Jones was the man who shot him.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-27

PORT LEYDES, N. Y, March 20.--A destruc.
tive Ere occurred in this village last night de.
siroying sylvester block and contents. Loss
1000, insured for $4,000. Riggs block was
also consumed. loss Sl2,O00 insured for $1,000.
ST.. PAUL, Mimi, March 26.-Wolf's brewery,
saloon and two dwelling houses in saltwater
were burned last night, and two men persisted
two Others barely escaped loss $4,000.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-27

NEw YORK, March 26.--B. Mclaughlin fcll
into d vat of boiling copperds IN wire mill in
Trenton yesterday, he losing all the skin oil
his body.
pnILADELPHIA, March 26.--An explosion of
vile, near Ashland, Pa., this evening, by which
ten men were burned-somc fatally, it is
thought.