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The Republican journal., 1872-11-21


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The Republican journal., 1872-11-21
REMOVAL!

As my store is now undergoing repairs, have re-
moved nv business across the street to the Express
rooms where shall be happy to wait upon my Gus
TONERS MS usual tits G.. HERVEY.
The Republican journal., 1872-11-21
A WORD TO
II "A R Na IL &c 8

TIME UNDERSIGNED, hay dealers Of this city
1 recommend to farmers who propose to market
pressed hay hereafter that they press it IN bales
fastened with hoops instead OF Withcs. our reasons
for this advise are follows:
LIST. Bales put up with hoops look better and
are closely slowed.
I'd. The hoops comparatively cheap and the
bundles are easily handled
I'd. The hay put up with hoops viii sell readily
and command higher price in al markets.
We call your special attention to the following
sections OF the laws OF our state i'll relation 10
pressed hay and advise that it be strictly carried ont
rs compliance with its requirements and may save
not little expense end trouble.
Chapter IS, Section 81, K. s. All hay pressed
and put up in bundles for sale in this State, shall be
bra ndcd on the boards or bands enclosing it, with
the first letter of the christi ian and the whole OF lr
surname of the person putting up the same, ana
with the name OF the State and Of the place where
such persons live; and all pressed hay offered for
sale or shipping not thus branded shall be forfeited
one half TO he OF the town where the offence is
committed, and the other half to the person libeng
the same
Section 3d. Every bale OF screwed or pressed
hay may have four pieces OF seasoned boards not
more than four inches wide one inch thick 10
the boards shall be marked the weight and tarc of the
bale and such tlre exceeding twelve pounds shall be
deducted when the hay is sold in bundles. =
WM. PITCUEE < son,
WOODS, MATTHEWS & BAKER.
SAMUEL OTIS & Co.
ID. LANE.
w. B, SWAN < Co.
A. GAMMoNpS Co.
BINS ROBERT PATTERSON.
The Republican journal., 1872-11-21

A fFEKa an extensive practice OF upwards OF thir
IA ty years, continues to Patents in the
United States also in Great Britain, France, anG
other foreign countries Caveats Specifications
Assignments, and all papers for Patents execute ed
made TO determine the validity and utilityot Patent-
of Inventions and legal and other advice rendered
in all matters touching the same. Copies OF tn,
ella inns of any patent furnished by rcmtting one dol
lar. Assignments recorded in Washington.
No Agency in the United States possesses superior
facility for obtaining Patents or asceraning the
patent ability of inventions.
All necessity Of journey to Washington to pro
cure iateht, and the usual great delay there, arc
hcrrsavCdinventOrs.
Worcester daily spy., 1872-01-06

Small poN has appeared in the Newark Jail
Highly sensational reports are again received
concerning the successes Of the rebels in Mex
leo.
Foreign papers state that at a me sing ar the
Alabama arbitration commission at Eyr1a De-
cemhcr is, Count SelOpes was elected pres idcnt
and Prof. Farrate secretary
The grand duke and party left Chicago for
st Louis yesterday morning. Previous to eav-
ing, he handed to Mayor Medil $4,000 for the
benefit Of the poor.
An express train on the Northern Central
railroad, at Rockville, Pa, on Thursday, struck
wagon containing, Jacob Baker aud Miss
Strow, iniuring Baker badly and killing Miss
StrOw instantly. She was on her way to Dau-
phn to be married
A 81. Petersburg letter says that the untriend-
" feeling toward Germany has quieted down in
Russia. sympathy ior France, TOO, has greatly
died out. This is said to be partly due to the
teeblenesS of Theirs government and partly to
the conduct of the French themselves. The eX
ecution of RoSSel has created an unpleasant I'M
preston in Russia.
Worcester daily spy., 1872-01-06
Inconvenience. Of TrayeI.

CHEYENNE, Jan. 5.-Four passenger trains,
carrying about eight hundred passengers, arrived
this morning from Ogden, which left Dec 21st,
22d, 23d and 2SIh, respectively. They have been
between here and Laramie, iuy-s miles, since
Monday morning. Little trouble exists on the
road we o' Medicine Bow, bat ira ms were de-
tanned between Ogdel ard that point a week,
from no othe, apparent cause than a lack of
proper understanding and in ol.nution on the
part OF the complny's o.hcers. The greater part
of the t,ne was spent on side ira ks, where t
was almost impo , obtain meals, aud the
passengers suffer / considerable inconyenien
subsistir9 on crackers and dried meats.
Between Laramie and Cheyenne the road was
impossible, except with the help OF large force
working night and day. The snow is deep and
constantly drifting, On one part of the road
near Shcrwin, the trains made only four miles in
twenly-our hours, Should the weather coutinne
favorable, as now, the road may be kept clear
but winds or more snow will again blockade H.
The time from San Francisco Of the first passen.
gers, who arrived this morning, was seventeen
Worcester daily spy., 1872-01-06
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Worcester daily spy., 1872-01-06

1t is reported that a bill will be presented in
congress next week, providing for an election Of
government inspectors to canvass the presiden'
tal and congressional vote.
The notorious rufian, Peter Burke, has been
sentenced TO three years in prison for assaulting
a challenger at election.
Bergh's deputy prevented pigeon shooting at
Fleetwood park tC day.
The trial Of the Cuban general, Jordan, has
been poStpon / till next Friday.
George Williams, one Of the cOnvicrS who re-
Gently got away from Sipg Sing in tug boat
and was captured, has again cape !.
Catharine Doherty, missing since Christmas,
was found dealin a house in the rear Of Hillary
street. brooklyn, to-day.
Ice in. the Hackepsack river, last night, de-
stroved two bridges
Worcester daily spy., 1872-01-06

a.g@Can and see us. We try to please, No trouble to
show goods or answer questions.
Worcester daily spy., 1872-01-06

Tue WORCESTER AND GARDNER RAILROAD
is getting more aud more into popular favor as
IL means of communication of Worcester with
the northwesterly towns of the county. The
Ur daily trans each way connect directly with
rdns on the Vermont and Massachusetts road
and with The trains 10 and from Boston, obyiat
iug the delay incident to the eilcuitous route by
way OF Fitchburg and Ashbunham Junction
The citizens Of the towns on the line of the Ver-
mont and Massachusetts road, beyond Ashbun-
ham, are thus brought into almost as near con-
ncciOn with Worcester as with Fitchburg, and
under such circumstances will naturally prefer
doing their trading at the former place. Pas
sengcis leaving Worcester at 8 A. M can 90 as
far as HOosac tunnel and return home at G p. NJ.
The company have built convenient and COM
modious passenger and fSeIght stations at
Holden, Princeton, HubbardstOu and Gardner;
and more commodious union depot
will soon be built at the latter place
for the better accommodation of the two
connecting roads The enterprsing man
ulacturers, Messrs Howe & Jefferson, A Morse
4 Son and L. w. Mrick, at Jehfersonville, have
hullt, at their own expense, near and substan-
Snll passenger and freight house at the latter
place, costing about $1,000, for the public accom-.
dFion in their locality. Besides these, there are
fag stetions at Barher's Crossing, Wheeler's sta
ton two miles above Northvile) Chaflinvue
in Holden, aud Brook station in Princeton
Temporary iifight, car and engine houses
aud shops have also been built on the
grounds Of the company at Lincoln sauare. in
this city, for use until the matter of permanent
location Of buildings here for those purposes is
settled.
MI j. c. Spaldng of Fitclburg formerly
with the Vermont and Massachusetts road, has
been appointed general freight and ticket agent
of the Boston, Barre and Gardner road. Tick.
els may be obtained at Foster street and Lincoln
square for all stations on the Vermont and Mas
sachusetts road, and at Gardner for all points on
tAc various roads connecting with the Worces-
ter and Gardner at Worcester.
Worcester daily spy., 1872-01-06
FROM EUROPE.

THE PRESS ON AMERICAN AFFArH

THE PRESS ON AMERICAN AFFAIRS
LONDON, Jan. 5.-Amelican topics engage the
attention of nearly all the metropolitan Jour
nails this morning. The Times expresses fear
that Tweed will escape justice, and thinks that
his bail was purp0sely fixed at small amount
by Judge Barnard TO permit his running away
without Inconvenience to himself or friends
The Times solemuly warns Americans not to
permit the robbing Of public funds TO evGde the
penalties of their Chimes. The city of New
Ok now has chance of redeeming its reputa-
non, and should ii fail the entire nation will be
forever discredited
rue News discusses Mormonism, and sees the
elm Oh mat m0nstrOus deuSiOn approaching
me fpst aud Standard deal at length with
the Alabama treaty and the question of arbitra.
tOn ana The Advertiser aniinadvetts severely
on the condition Of justice in Now York div.
taking the Tweed case for a text
The Echo rciOices at the removal of Ministor
CItacaly from Washington, because he ntfemnt.
Ell TO disturb the relations of the United Stntrs
and Great Britain.
SMALL Pox.
LONDON, Jan. j.-rhc total number of deotbs
from small pox in London during the last wear
was 5000. The average of the thirty-one wears
preceding was 600 The medical journals call
attention 90 the alarming increase of the dis
ease. They warn the publCto take all precau.
tons, and appeal TO the government TO interpose
rigid sanitary regulations, establish special hos
pitfalls and carefully quarantine infected dis
tTlCtg.
Worcester daily spy., 1872-01-06
Personal Teleurum..

General Andrew Porter, formerly of the
United States army, died at PARIS on Thursday.
Secretary Boutwell, will dehver his views on
direct impqrtalion, at Philadelphia, to night
At Philadelphia, Yesterday. the president en-.
joyed quiet visit in the morning. During a
stroll through the streets, he called on Horace
Worcester daily spy., 1872-01-06
sunday seryices.

Church Of the Unity Rev. Edward Crowln-
shield will preach SUNDAY morning and evening.
The ChristadelphIans meet ON sunday at 10ls
O'Clock A. NJ. at their nall 6S2 Main street, up two
nights. Subject-Representn things or the par.
able Of the rich mau aud Lazarus.
Pfot smith Of Oberin university will preach at
the Old south church tomorrow morning. COM
yestIY each evening during the week, commencing
sunday evening, at seven, other evenings at ~
The hfth discourse on New Testament characters,
tomorrow evening, at the Universalist church.
SupJect-"Ihomas the doubter." Service at seven
O'Clock.
). S Foster viii preaoh In Anthropologcal hall,
tomorrow, at "a o'e ock p. NJ. Subect-Ohristian.
ty oontrasted with the religion Of our churches,
tconlnued.l
Peasant street Baptist Church Rev. David
Weston VIII preach morning and afternoon. Bap.
tism Mt the ose of the morning service
Worcester daily spy., 1872-01-06

The Weather,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.--1he barometer win
probably continue TO fall from the lower lakes
to the middle and east Atlantic, with increased
cloudiness on Saturday,
Worcester daily spy., 1872-01-06

THE FIRE LAST NIGHT The alarm of fire
at eight O'Clock last evening was caused by the
burning Of some rags in the tape factory of C.
W. Hamilton & Co., on Water street. The fire
was easily eXlnguishod and the damage was
slight; but the alarm was not choked off so
easily. The bells changed away enough to i'm
press the citizens that their homes were all in.
danger, and routed the firemen all out to run
through the "slosh' to no purpose whatever
Now this giving of a second alarm is all wrong,
and may be avoided if the holders of keys will
bear in mind that they are TO pull the alarm 0ut
once, no matter what the circumstances. The
second alarm which calls out the entire depart
ment, causes unnecessary trouble, expense and
confusion, when used as it was last evening. If
iris found necessary to give the second alarm at
all, some one of the board of engineers will al.
ways attend to it.
Worcester daily spy., 1872-01-06

The number OF deaths in Southbridge in 1871
was l07, against IS in 1870.
There were sixteen births in Barre last year,
twenty marriages aud thirty.dyc deaths,
Worcester daily spy., 1872-01-06
Fire Record.

AT MoTTHAYES, n. Y.-Loss $4,000.
New YORK, Jan. 81. Water's grocery.
dwelling and stae at Motthaven were burned
yesterday; loss $4,000.
Worcester daily spy., 1872-01-06
Senmg Matbrnes.
ALVIN L. GO n ARDbS
" BUR ING MACHINE WORKS,
second Avenue, Corner ryenty-Second ~

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~ BUR ING MACHINE WORKS,
second Avenue, Corner rwentS-Second ~
once No. Bowling Green. New York.
Manufacture the
PATENT MESrlZO BURRING PICKERs
PATENT WORSTED BUhRLyG PICKERS, pa.
TENT DOMESTIC BORRLYG PICRERS. JiLERsto
attach 70 Piekers Patent Steel RING anj solid Packing
burfins Machines m,Ge ange anc Double, for arst
pie@heis o. MOVl Iardug Machines, Fine Burring
MrhlheH Tue seG1nd breakers and hnishers.
improved Steel Ring feeC Rolls. pane ano ntertecf
ing, Win Patent adjustable spring boxes Shake VIII
ers. DC " ~ ' ''i0'
Excelsorl Atthe international Exhibition In Lon
dJh, ioy-, all. a. Paris Exposition OF 1851 our Mes
uAo Bnrrng Picker yeceived a PRIZE MEDAL award;
A GOLD MEDAL at American Institute Fair. l5b5.-
ang Ia 1851. 1869, and lsTO the highest award.
Az the American Institute Fair, 1870 our Burning
Machine Tor cards, was awarded GOLD MEDAL,
al all Subsequent exhibitions the HIGHEST AWARD.
anc N 1870 our Doubt Burner received Fmsr PREMiuM
AT American Institute FaiI 1863 and 1870 our Steel
Rim s Feed Rolls received Il premium.
Al American Institute Fair 1870 our Wors cd Burning
Picker was awarded the lst premium,
eH- OuR STEEL RING BuRRIHo MACHINES ARE rnE
oRLk SOLID PACKING burning MACHINES IN rnE MAR
Kkr. Workmanship and Operation guaranteed
Our Illustrated Catalogue can be had application
Prompt attention gwen 10 all inquiries and ORDERS by
os du u, Ls GuuWAMn.
Worcester daily spy., 1872-01-06

Binney, Jr, He dimes with J, GIlingham in the
evening, and afterwald attend a private rccep-
ton at A. E. Bones residence. The formal re-
cephon takes place to-day.
Worcester daily spy., 1872-01-06
LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH
70 THE ygORCEsTER DAILY RPN
From Washington.
ESPECIAL DISPATCH To THE WORCESTER SPY.
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. ., 1872
LOUISIANA.
Gov. Yarmouth has written a letter to the
president demonstrating against the use of
federal troops in New Orleans. 1t is stated at
the White house that the policy of the admins
tration, so far as these local troubles are con
cerned, will be one of non-interfercnce on either
side The administration organ here this morn
ing editorially remarks that the only faction
which will receive encouragement will be the one
in favor of the greatest reform.
SPANISH COMPLICATIONS.
There seems to be no authority for the numer-
Gus reckless statements sent from here in the
last few days relative 10 Spanish complications.
1t does not appear that sufiiri mt information
has been received in official quarters as 10 the
Florida affair TO make it necessary for our gov
ernment TO take any action as vet. Unnl the
facts in the case are really known. the govern
ment does not propose to make any demands
upon Spain
OHIO.
The senatorial situation in Ohio continues to
excite universal attention here A private dis
patch tonight states that Mr. Sherman received
seventy out of the seyenty-four votes in the
caucus on the first ballot. Seven members of
the caucus declared that they would not be
bound by its action.
Seyenty-one votes are necessary to elect, and,
in joint convention of the legislature next
Tuesday, Mr. Sherman expects to have three
votes to spare. Advices at the interior depart
ment to-day, however, in the interest of the op-
position 10 Mr.. Sherman, state that he will re-
ceive less votes in the convention than in the
caucus. KELoN
Worcester daily spy., 1872-01-06
cTO the Associated Press,

W ASHlNGION, Jan. Ollie secretary OF the
interior has decided that the application of the
sale OF the Stockbrdge and Lunsee Indian lands
cannot be granted, and the sale will take place
on the Sth inst.
AN EMBEZZLER.
keyzanowSki, supervisor OF internal revenue
in Georgia, indicted III August for the alleged
embezzlement Of $4,000 in government funds,
has been arrested at the instance of bondsmcn
whose bail was forfeited, in consequence of his
nOn-appearance at the November term of the
United States court in southern Georgia He
will have hearing tomorrow on habeas
corpus. He denies any intention of aDscond-
ing, and says he is ready to meet any charges.
NAVAL.
While it is not admitted in official quarters
that there IS eXigency for the preparations now
going on in the navy department, it is well
known that the North Atlantic fleet is TO be
strengthened for protective purposes, and TO pre-
sent force sufficiently large to guard American
ships from molestatiOn and Illegal search on the
high seas by Spanish cruisers.
A month ago the force at that station consisted
OF ten ships, mounting seyentyguns. One these,
the Shawmut, will probably be relieved, as she
is destined for the South Atlantic; but others
will supply her place. Care will be taken in the
selection OF commanders, the utmost confidence
being placed in their competency to fuiy carry
out the orders of the government. While the
utmost caution is enioned the policy of pro-
lection will be rigidly enforced.
MINOR MATTERS.
The civil service advisory board to-day has
been busy in arranging plans for the organiza
ton of the committees.
DIR. Ryland Brown, of indianapolis, has been
appointed chemist to the department OF agricul-
ture.
Worcester daily spy., 1872-01-06

The FIRE IN UPToN-The following account
of The fire in Upton, which comes by telegraph,
confirms the report of yesterday, and gives ad-
ditional particulars: "a disastrous fire broke
out in Upton, Thursday morning, about two
O'Clock, in the saloon Of VIM. Clark, and soon
communicated to large store occupied by Mr..
Hartford Stoddard, and dwelling house in one
end, where Mr.. Samuel Ruggles lived, the whole
of which was burned Other buildings upon
which the fire caught were saved. The goods
from Mr.. Stoddard's store were partly re-
moved, and Mr.. Ruggles saved some of his
household goods. The amount of insurance
and loss is not fully known, but probably is
$4,000 or more. The Milford fire department
was on hand, but at first the engine did not
work well, and the flames gained a headway
which was hard to check.
Worcester daily spy., 1872-01-06

The LETISTsAIUKEs
RICHMOND, Jan. 5.-The house to-day-SS to
2I-passed a solution stopping the funding of
the public de9t, over Gov. Walkers veto A
resolution ives then adopted 10 appoint special
committee to consider aud report on the Ques-
ton OF the payment of the debt. The resolution
subsequently passed the senate.
Worcester daily spy., 1872-01-06

BURGLARY IN SoUTHBRIDGE - Dresser's
block in Southbridge was broken into Thursday
night, and four hundred and thirty gallons of
Intoxicating liquor stolen therefrom. The po-
lice officers, Hamilton and Dillaber, on finding
that something was wrong, notified Horace W.
Bacon, who, upon examination, found that the
liquors had been removed from the building but
not carried away. Bacon then engaged Officer
Spencer to watch the liquor till State Constable
Shumway of Webster could be notified. While
Bacon was gone man came with a four-horse
team to remove the liquor, but was glad to give
up the job when he found it in the custody of
the officers. Shumway reached Southbridge at
three O'Clock in the morning, and at five the
liquors had all been returned and three men
arrested as the burglars, to wit; Sullivan Moore
Richard Moore and Frank J. Baker.
The above named parties were brought before
the fist district court and held in $1,000 each
for their appearance before the superior court
at the January term, for breaking, entering and
larceny.
While the details Of this little job were being
transacted the court issued papers to search the
Edwards house, and seventy gallons Of liquor
were there seized by Constable Shumway. The
liquors stolen were the same seized at the Ed
wards house on the 10th day of October last.