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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-14
BOSTON AND ALBANY RAILROAD


BOSTON AND WORCESTER DIVISION
- - M LEE I ARRANGEMENT, commencing MONDAY
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Worcester;
FOR Boston, 9t 42O exp, l. 925 exp. and 945am ana
l'4U; S'z' GNp. 800 exp 1870. 600 and 955 exp M
st. station. " AVN fV9'e'
For Grafton, Westboro', Southvile, CordayilIe amt
Ashland at and 945 M 10, 4.3O and 6 M ''- anu
FOR south birmingham, APO, T. o. and q IL "a m I IA
3.25. $50. 4.30 and g55 m, ~ IL" t'f''
For Milford at and 9.z5 am, 40 1928, and 43Opm.
FOR Nat.ck ut and 9.45 a m 40, A. 20 and G n m "
FOR wellesley Granville. West Newton Newton
and Brighton at and 9 IS a m 430 n m pas.
sehSers oT me same stations also the Lao m
fan TO Natick, and there change to the SaX0nVilis
wards. 'e7 ii''l-
The 42Oa m train runs every day except Monday. all
others every day except Sunday ' 80
SUNDAY Express from Albany leaves Washington Sill
station at 3 30 n m for Boston. t
sunday Mail leaves Washington So. station 23Oam.
TRAINS LEAVE BOSTON as follows;
for worcester, at ., I, $50 exp, exp, IL M 100
express 1870 express to birmingham $50 express 500
express pm. i0' '''N
For New York, via Springfield, exp. am, exp. 9
New York. via Norwich, $50 exp. p m.
Grafton, =, T. II m. l.3O, 30 M
WestbOro s. Z II m, 80, 4.30 $50 EXP nm
SOuthYtlle, 5. l. II u m. 100. 4.90 pm.
Cordayille, s. I, IL m, l.3O, 4.3O m.
SsnanG I, II m. 80, 4.3O, $50 exp. pm.
llpm. " NV N'' ''''' cap"
sNatiek, l. TO- IL m, $780, 2I5, 4, s, $50, 5.55 go, II
Milibury, am 4.8O pm.
SaX0nv g, 10 NJ. SIS m.
1diiloiu. saU exp, HeXp m, 2,l5 exp, 80 exp NJ
Al outward trains run daily except Sunday.
sunday Mail leaves Boston at $50 n m stonning NJ W
NeWton south Birmingham, Worcester West Brook-
hS,G rainier and SPr1gdeld arrives New York al $40
"m' G. .: RUSSELL Sup't. Springfield.
A,
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Gbs 9ap Spy: aa1ortests GbusOap onq, nObmbr H. 1872
MeoitimaI.

On MARRIAGE.-Happy Relief for
~ Young Men from the effects Of ErIOIs and Abuses
in early life, Manhood restored Impedments 10 Mar
rage removed. New method treatment. Nov and
remarkable remedies. Books and circulars sent IN
sealed envelopes.
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No 2Soufh Ninth
st. Philadelphia Pam institution having high rep
uiation for honorable conduct and professional skill.
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8aiIrnaos.
WORCESTER AND NASHUA RAILROAD
Sunday Passenger Train.

On ana after SUNDAY. ApriI :. 1872 a Passenger
iiau VIII leTe Worcester for Nashua and way stations
az A. BIZ returning Will leave Nashua for Worcester
ana "aE >iatips at ?. ". arriving Worcester at 80
2 " ms tram VIII connect at yer junction with
SUNDAY passenger train for and from Boston andsway
stations on Euchurs railroad. also with Sunday pas
seger train for ana from Lowell Boston and way Sta
Ilos on stony brook and Boston Lowell railroads.
,,.-..,.- no g ;. TURNER, Sup't.
W Worcester April 81 1872. diff
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Railroaos.
EITCHBURG & WORCESTER n p
- - MINER ARRANGEMENT - Comme1eini' "a

EITCHBURG & WORCESTER n r.
T. - MINER ARRANGEMENT - Comme1ein1 ~,
ter. 'ii7 i"I " o4ce-
Leave tttehburg, m. 1850 and jOpm
South f1tchburi sos m. p 81 and 5 q nm
I4eominster, SIP m, 90 and SEQ D m az
Gales Crossing. s.iT q m, o. and 6G7 n rr
fratt 5 Junction, S26 a m, !. Is and : Is n y,
Sterling Center, s.33 m, l20 an1 Il "a n m
Passenger Trains for Fitchburg-
Leave Worcester, 30 and n IS m and 2aou
Sterling Junction, 1901 and II 81 m, and "a Z ~ ~
Sterins Centre, Z u and l205 m. and s Os h N '
Pratt junction. 20 a m, and y Il and Z N n y,
Gates Crossing, 25 a m, 1922 524 m '''
Leominster ~ a m. 1880 an5 $50 M
South Fitchburg. 81 a m, Y 80 andS 81 D M
nAlLEOAD toNNECTloSs.-Ihe $50 and II Is. -, ...,
4ZO m trains from Worcester connect az Fftcbh1lI
with the Cheshire and Rutland and Burlington p p w
az points north and west; also, at FItcbbrS
WIN the ermeni and Massachusetts R for Green6e
and bratt ehoro and inferno late stations 'elo
Inc NV q IN and y so train from Fitchbpry co
nect at worcester with Boston Worcester ProvideDn
~ worcester. Norwich IL Worcester RafrooIs ne
field. Wv "e9' VIA SPRING
The $50 m train from Fitchburg connects at No.
Cester with Norwich 81 Worcester Steamboaf T~oi ~
New York via New London II a al nor, t4lh Tor
Once flichhurg u Worcester Il r. - up T.
lTaV 1871
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VERMONT AND MASSACHT7CIST77--;

-, 49, AM W ASA Oh USE'pTS
o., AID IhOh AND GREENFIELD RAIIR04 An
CaT leiNe worcester, Foster ST. pepOt for o,sac NJ,
nSi S0rla A9amS Saratoga and Troy, " y at 90 and
SeiiIr iV r5 aUItn Auams lloosac Tunnel Greenfield
elnIle rails and BrattlChOro at G. 80 ana II X a ~
" NreG4nela az + 30 and Ills m. and APO m '
pm. ''4' DIT ''9V d H. and l20
Leave GTeendeld for Worcester at 80 and m ana
m. and 200 p N. ''i' at s'@E ana Sal
Inc 3O m and 20 trains from Hnosar Trnn,,
w m train from Greenfield, and sal m and . m n =
ti ION bIatlepoTo, connect at Fitchburg wit
Tbe al a N, l5 y, NempoIl . an9 lannton.
ana OIL M and ZVO m trains from Bratteboro con,
meet with trains Tor Worcester. Providence NeynC-+
&c. o. II PTTEGT Is SSmI.4FS
Ftchburg Mass. Dec a. ISL az 4A-'' 9up l
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BOSTON, BARRE. AND GARDNER
IL RAILROAD co.

On aHu dII5T IHUnuaY. June nth,
TRAINS WILL LEAVE WORCESTER fFos,ors,.
stauon Toy Gardner and wav stations at $50 AM ID rs
so aho bd p ~, connecting with all trans on the VeT
mont ana MASSACHUSETTS Railroad to and from HooSsc
tunnel, Greenfield, BratlebOrough and intermediate
stations. and ct Greenfield and CIRCUITS Corner Win
Trans north and south Passengers for Barre WIN tatc
the 4.45 P NJ. train from Worcester. " A'
TRAINS LEAVE GARDNER for Worcester and ,ya,,
etIoil ~ 5.52, Sl5 II 45 A. NJ, and 1876 NJ maxim,
connexions with trains all the roads PASSING thro
or terminating al Worcester. t'"sh
stages leave Holden for Barre Rutland West PutIard
Coldbrook, Smithvile and Oakham NJ 20 NJ P 9inu,
ION boad from ~ trains TO the 'Mounan Houses HUI
ptfnslon station for tubbardstOn from nh trg,ns
Gardner for East Templeon at 755 H. and viii 40
general Express business to all points on the road AMI
in connection with stages. vi. '0''' '"'
ieIT
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NEPTUNE LINE.
NEPTUNE LINE.
STEAMBOAT TRAIN FOR new YORK,
VIII Ie'Ne T. d w H. r. Depot, Green Street Worcester
SUNDAYS eXcepted)
AZ i O'CLOCK II. NJ. DAILY,
Connecting directly at Providence with sto,os q, ,,
Prov. & New York Steamship Co.

Prov. & New York Steamship Co.
Passengers can take the lOl5 (Exp) or ll.So M.
trains II they prefer, spending the afternoon in Pr0vi-
lenCc. " "
Pleasure seekers and families with Children will find
ms yerS desirable route, as by this line there no
midnight changes from cars to boats
FAHE-N oreester To New York First Glass. 81 90
Second Clas... 300
Baggage Checked Through)
Excursion Tickets to New York and Return good for
20 days Will he sold until further notice. for SO 90
other Line. l'
The steamers Of this line have been fitted IN with
speea reference TO the comfort safety and convenience
o. pasngers who by this route enjoy the advantages
nI SIN through the charming waters OF Naragansett
Say before sunset-ar inviting, seasonabie supper on
BOARD the pOal-lnd quiet. refreshing all night slmber
and West '' ~ '0'
shippers Of Freight to New York, Philadelphia, Bati-
more the south ana West advised that facilities for
transportation by tins line are unsurpassed RATES
ALWAYS AS Low As BIZ ANY OTHER LINE
FOR tickets or rates OF freight apply at Office Prov a
W or X. H., Green ST., Worcester, or to
A, G. MUNROE, Agent
90, , No. Bnnley Hall, Worcester.
Office P. IL W. r K. and p. d n. Y. s. 5. Co.
Worcester July g. 1872 diff ivD1
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1872.
w inSOl''S Line
PROVIDENCE & PHILADELPHIA
STEAMSHIPS.

OLD LINE ESTABLISHED IN 1865.
steamships HUNTER. Capt Harding, WHIRIWIND,
SHtEL, sherman, formerly composing the KEYSTONE
III u. ling from OF South Main Street Providence
ana rom I'ler IS below Spruce Street, Philadelphia,
EVERY SATURDAY, at 3 p. m.
No wharfage and no rehandling. A steamer always on
ihe Der il TO receive FREIGHT Goods forwarded from
Philadelphia 20 all points " est and South.
Mark your Goods WinsOr's Line, and leave at Green
Street station.
Fortmther information apply 10
A. L. QUACKENBOSS. Agent,
or f. c. SPENCER, Agent,
GOT -outh Main ST., Providence.
HENRY WINSOR CO. Agents,
81 dr. 3}S South Delaware avenue, Phil.
EGACIFIC MAIL S. S. CO.'S through line
? 10 California and China Fares greatly reduced
steamers leave Pier No. 42NOrth River feOt of Canal
street at Il O'Clock. noon. on the
10TH, 2OrH AND BOTH,
except when these days fall Sunday-then the day
previous.
Noyemberl p. Steamer HENRY CHAUNCEY Capt
A. q. GRAY, for Aspinwau direct. connecting at Paula
"a With steamer SACRAMENTO, Captain FARMS
WORTH.
All departures connect at Panama with steamers for
Central American and South Pacific ports Departure
Ot I5ih touches At Kingston, Jamaica.
. FOR JAPAN AND CHINA-An extra steamer will
leave san Francisco NOVemberl6 lS72.
one hundred pounds baggae allowed each adult.
tendance Tree.
For Freight Passage Ticket or further information
apply at The company ticket office. the Wharf to f.
X. BAbE, Agent; to RICE, WHITING ~ BULLOCK
corner wan ana teafl streets, Worcester; to agents
lor New England c. L. BARTLETT ~ CO.,
NJ" dtf l6 Broad street. Boston
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A. FIRTH, Asst. Sup't, Boston 5toti.'''
WORCESTER AND SPRINGFIELD DIVISION

MN rs TEX AND SPRINGFIELD DIVISION
Leave Worcester for Albany and Wav stotions Eac-
commocation) at 645 m '' N'''''i'S' N''-
For Springfield and WAY Stations & AZ O n II, o,d ,
pm. - '7' "1'I y " III anu III
For Albany (eXpress) s.; for New York and Albany
S nnpi93 ~? ?, m and 4 20 and 1925 M New York
Iuuay m.il leaves at 1905 m. Sleeping cars will
4.30 train N"i'' 'oilecuhS WIN
Leave Springfield for Worcester at2.7l5.I1sOam q,
eS zUa exp 1 $40 exp. IN. Albany Snndav eX oreSS
sly M Sunday mail 1926 m (Niondavi ''"S eApies'
yhAlLROAD CONNECTIONS At ALBANY With tho Na,,,
1 nnh 1eiiuai. Troy and Greenbush and Hudson pVcr
haI0ads. tChatham with the Harlem and nnSo onR
au bosJ'n ana Lebanon Springs Railroads Ar SfSt
tlue WIN me iousatOnc Railroad. Al p;tts8id 49,
e yhed and North Adams and Housatonc raroad
Railroad At Springfield with the Harford NV ~ pIon
anq Sprngheld and Connecticut River Railroads AZ
namer with the New London Northern railroad a
worcester Junction with the Providence and Worcastr
worcester and Nashua and Norwich and Wnrceeta..
railroads AZ South Framngham with the Eosfon
CnnIun ana titchbuTg Milford and South Framingham
anu LoWell uAlrOads. q. o. RUSSELL
grup1V g
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FOR BOSTON VIA GROTON JUNG
and 420 m. - you an" LILO a NJ
Returning leave Boston at CPS and II m. and4p
change. 77 'N '4i0"s" "l'houE
Iassegers by this route land in the immediate ycInit
o, me EASTERN Boston d Maine, and Boston Lowell
DSpotSi also Steamers for Portland, St John and Hail
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WORCESTER AND NASHUA RAT,

WORCESTER AND NASHUA Raj,
KOAD.-On and after Monday, July l. 1872 Pas
senger Trains will run as follows: ' - U.S. ! 90
Leave Worcester at 6.3O and Ills A M and 4 % and
$50 layer Passenger) y m w '-V anu
Leave Aver junction for Worcester at jam
Leave Nashua al 40 m, u 90 m, and 500 u M
me bJO IRAN connects al titchburg with trains for tho
Vermont and Massachusetts, Cheshire and Rutland and
burlington RAILROADS at Aver Junction with trains ~
Ine FltchDurg down, Pecrboro and Shirley stony
BROOK ana Lowell and Lawrence Railroads: ana M
Nashua with trains of the Wilton. Concord ManchestSr
ana Lawrence Northern Boston, Concord and Montreal
Vermont Central Passumpsic and Ogdensburg Rail-
inc Il.lh N train CCnnccts at Ftehburg with
cheshire, and Rutland and Burlington freight and pas
sGnger to Rutland trains; at Aver Junction with
fHchburE, stony Brook, and Lowell and Lawrence
Trains and at Nashua with Wilton, Concord, Manches.
" una Lawrence, Northern Ito Franku), and Boston,
concord and Montreal to Plyn outhl trains.
Inc 4.2O p IN train connects at Fltchburg at Is D NJ
and Burlington Night Express trains; al aver Jncton
WIN tlchburg Petelboro and Shirley, and Stony Brook
trlhsi ana at Nashua with Concord, Manchester and
Lawrence Northern Vermont Central Night EXPRESS
ogdensburg, and Montreal and Champlain trains
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-14

The counting rooms of the Lowell corpora
tious are now connected by telegraph, so that all
hours may be struck at the same moment in all
the mills
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PRR061X1ID . v, \ WORCESTER RAIL

HSLON lDbNOE " WORCESTER RAIL
day, Sept. l6, 1872. ''''''' '-N'-
Express Train, stopping only at woonsocket and Tx
BIS y. m. ~ " '' ii''
accommodation Trains will leave Worcester for Prov
aec9 and way stations at 1870 exp from woonsocketD
p. 'F' ~ "'0''oehe''' Gnu ''''
Providence for Worcester and way stations, at $40
am ~ ll'io y; M and $50 p. III,
from nc p siO (nail and 2.l5 texprcss) trains
H0o na0Nluenee, and the l0l5 a (express). and
a aVC elal ana $50 m trains from Worcester con
TTiia, al worcester Junction with trains to and rom
h itehbulg Rutland, Saratoga Montreal, Nashua,
soMels; Lawrence, Concord. and the White Mountains;
SPihsnelH Albany, Troy Niagara Falls, and points
Through Tickets and Baggage Checked to important
Inc Worcester trains, except express and ESQ N,
connect ut Woonsocket Junction with uns 10 and nom
milford, and a Waterford with trains of the Boston,
Hartford and Erie railroad
SPECIAL TRAINS.
Leave Providence tor Waterford 900 m, and 4.O5 m
connecting Immediately with trains for SOuthbrldge
Putnam and Norwich
Leave Providence for Woonsocket at 1000 D. m,
Leave WoOnsOcke ct for Providence az 300 in, 80 N,
Leave Providence tor UNbridge at 400 pm.
Leave waterford for Providence atb.20 m.
Leave uXbrdgc for Worcester at $40 m.
Trains leave Milford for Worcester and Providence at
140 and Hoo m ana 100 IN, WOOnsucket for Milford
at sou IA m, and l3O ana $50 y m.
W. n. HILTON Sup't
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r U R N I 7 U R e.
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A steam saw mill at Plymouth Village, owned
by Clark & Austin, was burned Tuesday night;
loss $4,000; insured Tor $4,000.
According 10 Il re- ent decision of the supreme
court, a man VINO keeps biting dog is liable 10
q fine Of $3.50. AT least such is the experience
OF James Randall of ossipee.
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BERKsHIRE COUNTY.

A reduction OF three-eighIhs cents per yard for
weaving caused general strike among the
weavers al Pomeroy's mills, in Pittsfield, Mon
day afternoon.
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r.,,..- w, WEBSTER SPECIAL.
Leaves Webster Tor Worcester at 6.OOam
Leaves Worcester for Webster at G:{O nm
z. ST. NJ. AN BREWS, Sup't
hmrNA & $3.50. n.
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L. Haverhill, station agent at Lincoln centre,
on the European ana North American railroad,
slipped, yesterday afternoon, while getting on
locomotive, The render passed over his left
arm ssyefing il iron the body.
Ccnd actor McDlnald of the Grand Trunk
railway, who gained some notoriety lew weeks
ago by asserting that he had been poisoned by
a Portland apothecarv, was found in a freight
car al Portland, Monday morning, in an apo
pletie mt He cannot recover.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-14

The Springfield city government has author
lied the permanent employment Of steam fire en-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-25
TIE PEOPLES CoLrnLSo

Brief Communications PabJished-Gong
Ones b1varia5ly Rejected-The Editor not
Responsible for the Sentiments Expressed
IN the Communications
EDITOR REPUBLICAN:
Viii you allow me 90 suggest, through
the peoples column of your valuable paper.
that the Liberal parish convention be called
to meet on the same day the Reformers
hold their convention, for the following
reason: By fusion of the Liberals and Re-
formers good ticket of honest and capable
men can be put in the field: by allowing
the Bourbon Last Ditch Democrats to eono
troll the matter set Of 9nen will gee into
power who will Suin the commercial in.
terests Of our city The socalled Conserva.
tive convention proposed by the Democrats
Is q blind, and will prove a fraudo The
Democrats simply offer to let the Liberals
and Reformers vote foy Bourbon delegates.
provided they pledge themselves beforeo
hand 60 support the Bourbon nominees
The people demand something better: and
let the Liberals and Reformers come to.
gether. and put good ticket in the field
LIBERAL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-25

MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS, |
City Hall, September "a, 1872. 5
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-25
For che st. &ouis Fair-Cveae Jackson
Rnufa.

The 81. Louis faiy will commence on
the third Of October, and close on
the twelfth, and excursion tickets over
the jackson railroad and its connections
will be placed on safe from the twenty.
eighth insfan! to the eighth OF October.
Only one fare for the FOUND trip. and
that $25o Mali and express trains leave
daily a. s:35 a. Ne and 6:3O P. NJ.
Pullman's palace sleeping cars on all trainso
The quickest time is made over the Jackson
road, the cars are exceedingly comfortable,
and the scenery is delightful Those who
propose q trip 20 St. Louis should avail
themselves of the present opportunity togo
and return at half p!ice. over the great
jackson route, which can NOT be excejled
for speed or comfort.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-25
Academy of NIusiCS

The new drama of Dixie, our Southern
Home, was witnessed last evening by an
other large audience, and johnny Thompo
son as Djrte was again the. star of the eveno
ing. He may not be beautiful star," but
he exhibits some excellent qualities as an
actor. He is well supported by Mr.. Roland
Reed as Uncle Thomas; by Mr. T. G. Cotter
as Clarence Goodall Miss Louisa Haw
thorne as May EeeretE Miss Ella Mayer as
Jltliana johnson, and Miss Nellie Taylor as
neg. The same play this evening"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-25
Local Intelligence.

WARsING-We again warn citizens TO
beware Of all kinds Of thieves, as there are
some desperate ones III our midst These
rascaI5 wait and watch, and fee servants
who will give required information as to
where valuables are kept. The residence
Of Mr.. Francis Hazard, No. l25 Claiborne
street, was feloniously entered late Monday
night, when fine gold watch and chain,
$50 in currency. and some clothing were
stolen The burglar was a bold one, climb
ing over the roof Of an adjoining house,
thence to gallery on Mr.. Hazards dwell
ing. Windows had been left open and the
valuabIes unlocked.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-25

Officers Of the steamer when arrived mere
Sunday report having passed large fleet OF
sailing vessels some eighty or one hundred
miles at sea, and heading for the passes Il
the present wind continues quite a large
number of them will coach the mouth Of the
river in the next twenty-four hourso Sev'
eral vessels are also reported as laying at
the bar for some days whose names have
not been announced in our telegraphed list
of arrivals at the bar. The schooner Linda,
reported in the Tuesday evening papers as
"below-eoming up" has been lying at Pic
aEune tier for some days.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-25

CRIMINAL CoURT.--Henry Eustis and =
Williams. charged with assault and
battery, were arraigned and pleaded not
guilty.
The following informations have been
filed by the district attorney:
Against Edward Phelps, alias PiIler
Louis Parker, D. Copelan, Elizabeth Gays
John Henry, Isaac simons and 10 Wilkins,
for larceny; Thomas Poole and Frank Fla
sick, alias Fletcher, for assault and battery;
Emile Lefoux, two informations, for assault.
The Donnelly case came in again yester-
day morning. The jury came up smiling
and looking happy in every respect which
may be accounted for by the fact that the
sheriff had complied with the order of the
court and supplied the jury with bedding
and mattresses. The case was opened by
the defense by calling Chris Fenner to the
stand.
DR.. Elliott, who was next called for the
defense, testified that on tho previous trial,
while locked up in the witness room, he saw
another witness give 10 Wilson, eolored, q
State witness, some money, with instruc-.
tions how he was to testify, the said instruc-
tons being greatly against the accused,
At eleven o'clock the jury returned INTO
court with an unq ualifed verdict of guilty
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-25
DIR. Penn GnarGs.

This club last evening resolved TO effect
drill organization, and to that end elected
the following officers: P. W. Woodlief
captain; Charles Buchanan, first lieutenant,
and A. Siebrandt, second lieutenant After
adjournment of the club, Captain Woodliet
proceeded with his company to Tivoi cir
Gle and at once put them through series
of maneuvres after the tactics of Hardee
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-25
Eleventh ward central Liberal CLUB.

a regular meeting of this club was held
last night, and after the transaction Of rou-
tine business. Mr.. L. Sweeny offered the
following resolution:
WHEREAS, Judge c. A. Mevers, c. Evans,
D. c. Keepler and John Hoffman have
joined the Radical Republican Mother Club
Of this ward, and have thereby placed theme
selves in antagoRisn to the Liberal party;
Resoised. That tHe!r names BE stricken
from the rolls and that they be deJarred
from all fellowship with this club.
After extending the above named persons
an opportunity to show cause why they
should not BE SO dealt with. the resolution
was carried by acclamationo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-25

The Mobile Tribune of Sunday reached
this office yesterday. From it we copy
this paragraph:
on Friday night while the regular freight
train of the New Orleans, Mobile and Texas
railroad, on its way from this city to New
Orleans, was crossing the drawbridge over
man. was struck on the head by the top of
tie bridge and knocked off the top Of
a car. when he fell through the timbers of
the draw into the water, and was swept
out of reach ofhelp by the out-fowing tide
1t is supposed that the blow killed him in
stantlY, as the train was moving at good
rate Of speed at the time. We were una bic
to learn the name OF the unfortunate VIC
tim,