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CITY NEWS.

Hon. P. Emory AldrCh, Geo. A. KimbalI, Esq,
and others, will speak at the Mission chapel
temperance meeting tomorrow evening.
Rev. A. B. Earle will preach in the Union
church (Dr Cutlers) this afternoon, at half
part two, and this evening at half-past seven.
Ex-Goy. Bullock, who is to sail from New
York next Wednesday for Europe, took his de-
parture from this city yesterday. His wife and
daughter are to accompany him.
The loss of the Peoples fire insuIsnce compa-
ny by the fire in Jacksonville, Ind, was s25OO,
not $4,000, as stated by telegraph yesterday morn
ing.
Weinberg Bros. have just opened large in
voice of new spring goods bought in New York
for their special trade. Their announcement is
made in another column.
Tomorrow is Palm Sunday, so called in COM
memoration of our Savior's triumphal entry
into Jerusalem, when the multitude strewed
palm branches in his way.
The toling of the bell on the First Baptist
church, yesterday afternoon, led many to sup
pose that it was an alarm of fire. The mem
bers of the fire department hurried to their re-
spective houses, but found that their services
were not required.
Post 10 G. A. Z. were the recipients Thursday
evening, of ali elegant tablet sign designed and
painted by the well known Worcester artist, 7.
NJ. Woodward, and presented by him to the
post.
The silver wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac H.
Carey was celebrated at their residence on King
street, Thursday evening. About one hundred
friends and neighborS were present, who came
bearing gifts of silver ware.
Arrangements are now being made for the
formation of four-oar crew, of which j. J.
O'Leary of this city is to be member. The
other positions in the boat are to be filled by T.
C. Butler Of Boston and two Englishmen, whose
names have not yet been made public.
The anniversary dance Of Blake lodge
knights of pythias, in Horticultural hall, last
evening, was largely attended, both by members
of the order and their friends. Dancing was
kept up until a late hour to Barnard & Richard
sons music.
The following well known gentlemen of this
city, Adm Thayer, +. II. Dewey, Harrison Bliss
and Z. D. Thayer, have purchased the manufac
turing property at Millville in the town O
Blackstone. The property was formerly owned
by Edward S. Hall, and comprises all the water
power on the river nsthat village. The price
paid was S125000.
The committee of arrangements who have
charge of the State Guard annual reunion
which takes place at their armory next Thurs
day evening, have completed their programme
Inspection and drill will take place in the after
noon to be followed by supper, served by Geo
Tower In the evening there will be speaking
by several prominent gentlemen, followed by thu
usual dance, which is looked forward to will
more than ordinary interest by those who have
received invitations to be present. Brown s
Reeves celebrated orchestra from Providence vii
furnish the music for the occasion.
SUPERIOR CoURT-CIvIL TERM-PUTNAM
J.-Friday, March 22.-rhe SANDER case o
Elizabeth Il. Hill vs.. James Duncan and wife
continued from Thursday, was resumed thi:
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Another would Give a Dollar for @
Dose!

BosrON, NAV 80 1871.
H. r S1EvTNs, ESD:
Dear Sri have been daily afflicted with Kidney
Complaint for ten years have suffered great pain in my
back HOS and side. with great difficulty in passing
urine, which often and in very small quantities. e.
quenty acc mpIIied with blood and eXcrucating pain.
nave faithfully tried most of the popular remedies
recommended Tor my compliant; have been under Tho
treatment OF of some of the most sklu physicians in
Boston, all of whom pronounced my incurahe This
was my condition when advised by friend to ~
the Negeine, and could the good effects from the
first dose took, and from that moment kept ON I'M
proving until was entirely cured taking in l. should
think, abOul six bottles,
It is indeed valuable medicine, and II | should be
afflicted again in the same way would give dollar ior
a dose If could not get Il without
Respectfully,
j. NJ. GLE.
1863 Third st., South Boston,
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LIQUOR JOHANNESBURG Nonst""ie' ~
man. Vi 'iiiS clly' a'u pio"n' vi 0'i"'V"' "''is'
gu ny SUMS Vi tno Poi'' ''i0o' ii''''o nv
seizures oi llquol SeS'efuHy ai'e'noOn
near the AorlaIic ilii'l' lnlee o"'iel" VI WINS
Key ana one o.ire' Vi "'"o "e'o eo"uo, "''', ~
gether Win keg ana t"o JUGS Vi ""'sHoy' i"e
wine Is a very INFERIOR Srauc oi por'' anu 10 ii"n
utactured Ill Now ioiN' 0o'''' VI lam" ~,
was also iounu hhi away III i"'s0 U'i 1""' !" ~
officers then went u INC S'oie y" '"o e0'"0i y.
roster ana W"luo s''ee'S' n"e'e -
whlskey ana Darrel Vi rum peiOhsinS " ~
rick Quinn, were FOUND anu IaNen away, "on,
stable brennan theh visited tuc seoonu "ooi "
the building where somethlh@ strouSiy iesol"-
Ding an open par was louhu. lhe ilo' ""''' ,
sugar, lemons ana other hecessailes loi tue eoii-
coctmg oil fancy drlhks' were all III piain sight,
but there being no lquor OIL any consequence u
be found no seizure was made. TWO barrels OF
wine and keg OF New England rum were
seized later IN the AFTERNOON Whlle Ill Uahslt III
the Norwich and Worcester freight depot
- 49,. rho e.s.
ihh Ut, 90 ,o c.,,o M, tho
oonCoi. - 'no p,or or r7,sic ror The
eaonois VI 'ne ne" ond % oit,aons
e"''''","i"."' VI '"o pup, .r,au,,ao,, =.
gener"ny' ,oUH pra'o YESTERDAY d.,
Mecii"n'os nan ino ".,enu%n'e was 49,
terlhg 10 'he 'eaene's' '"ousu ho' 10 iarSF -
may DC eNpecteu vi 'ue o'o"s'oii VI 'le mex.
concert lne nan was "Dou' '"o'' ,,.N nl'eu
w .au n satisfied satisfied listeners to the close Of the
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SMALL Pox IN MILFoRD.-Scven casrs Of
small pox are reported in Milford The way in
which the disease was introduced into the town
appears to have been as follows: short time
since, body was stealthily brought up from
Boston, in the night, and buried in the Catholic
cemetery. The relatives came in the ears, while
the body was conveyed in a carriage The two
men who attended the body stopped ut the house
to warm themselves, thus exposing the family;
while the foolhardy relatives had also exposed
the passengers in the cars. A brakeman on the
Boston and Albany road, residing in Milford
was soon afterwards taken down with the dis
ease, aud his case was followed by some children
who live in the house where the team stopped.
The authorities are taking active measures to
prevent the further spread of the disease.
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I've SHREWSBURY FARMERS CLUD.-The
annual suppcr of the Shrewsbury farmers club
took place wednesday evening, March 2Oth,
and although the weather WIS almdsi beyond
endurance, those who had courage to brsTe the
cold aud tempesiuous winds were amply re-
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DATENT OFFICE BUSIN ESS.-Ameri-
Il can and Foreign Patents procured, Rejected Appi-
cations reargued Interference Cases prOsecuted Op
ions given to the validity and infringement Patents
and Suits prosecuted and defended the United States
Courts, by
THOS. II. DODGE,
formerly Principal Examiner and Chairman of the
Board of Appeals, U. 5. Patent Ofice,) Counsellor at
Law and Advocate in Patent Cases. Onice-Dodge's
Block, corner Park and Portland SITS, Worcester Mass
MA d&wtf
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From Washington.

IsrEorAL DISPATCH TO THE WORCESTER SPY.
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SUPERIOR CoURT-CIvIL TERM-PUTNAM,
J.-Friday, March 22,-rhe SANDER case of
Elizabeth Il. Hill VS.. James Duncan and wife,
continued from Thursday, was resumed this
morning. The examination Of witnesses oc-
cupied the entire day, thecourt room being filled
with friends of either and large number of
spectators, who seem to take great interest in
the case. Cases next in ORDER Nos 239, &c, 247,
1872, 297, 1872, 1888, 889, $40, 341.
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CALCUTTA, March 22.-Gen. Brownow, in
command OF detachment Of the Looshai expe-
dition, telegraphs on the 18Th inst. "All south
ern liowlongs and fifteen chiefs have submitted
and many captlves have been released Twenty
villages were destroyed. Our task is accom-
plished."
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with Eis name on it. The Others may be good
men. but they are being used for a base Pur-
pose, and sc are consfitut.oHqiIg opposed to
using tools in politics.
The Radicals after many trial. succeeded
ia nominating county ticket on the 2sth
inst. And We God, what ticket. 10 men
tion their names j. sufficient. oung lof
Clerk. Adams for sheriff, Collins for lrcasur-
or, Howell for Coroner smith hunter iol
Justice Of Peace. Such an array OF WttttsCt'
y0trj0ttSr4 morality and general competency
haS never ciore been presented 10 our Penpie'
The cupstJHe Of thi. beautiful political ealhcs
il no other than G. u. Butler, the friend ana
apolugi>t of the murderer School Supefn-
tendent Stuart, boy in years but man IN
chtraneTI corruption and Grce SEEKING. lie
scented Office in Iowa little over year aG',
and he haIteued here, secured deputyshlp
in the Clerks office has been doing all tie
dirty campaign work Tor his masters, ana as
a reward for his labors, was nominated 10 the
Office OF surveyor, the dutie of which ne un-
dcrstands as much ofaS = hog does Of holiday.
These gentlemen will al! be elcCte! next
month by a very large majority TO stay al
home.
They ratified the action Of the Van Buren,
Convention. I'm nominating {. +. Berry ior Ihe
Legislature, who elected himself ueIe9 e9at'
% that convention, and had himself nomlna-
ted for the Lower House. \ history OF tins
legislative aspiraut, would probably be inter
eStiug To his would be constituents. ana VIII
give il in my GrNt. Ifnot Interesting, II may
be refreshing and profitable To the voters OF
thi. district to know for whom they are asked
10 cast thcir ballots.
Registration i, progressing quietly, and the
Registrar. with few exceptions. has Gls-
charged his dutie- faithfully. considering
the influence, brought to bear upon him, he
deserves much credit for ;he manner in which
he has performed them.
The people here endorse the PrREss in its
stand against the treason ofthc Gazette. And
yeu may rest assured We will be with you on
the day of election.
Wilcox and Cleudcuiug spoke to apprecia-
tive audiences here and at RoSsYtlle, during
the last week. Their efforts were splendid
and sent conviction home tu several who here
tofore had been neutral. Yours. &C.
OZARK.
The Van Buren press., 1872-10-15
Lras, CR.lK, Ana. E. oct. 10. Is72.

DEAR PEEss--
In your Issue OF the Sth inst. you seem to
be So much cXcrc..ed and surprised over the
treason OF the Little Rock Glssite. Iprcums
you are not aware Ct the fact that, that de-
leCtable sheet has been in the habit fplayng
just such tricks appeal 10 history; About
the year l,5j, the Know Nothing party was
playing its fantastic tricks in this country.
Capt. DANLEY WAS editor of the Ga2cttc at
that time and came out in very elaborate
article, dcnVunging the platform of that very
prOsgrptyc party IN toto, and particularly
the Catholic plank. Two weeks afterwards.
the old jade turned hecls-Oyer-head and came
out in favor OF each and every plank in the
Know Nothing platform Danley's celsbra-
ted article against Know Nothingsn was re-
published in the Little Rock IiUc Democrat
about two weeks before the election in So |
presume the ring who control the Gd.cue At
present believe in the following lines ofPope
In spite pride, .n orr,ns reasons spite
One truth d. clear, Whatever ls, is right "
Although it is a historical fact, that Athens
was once controlled by thirty Iyrants and
Venice by a secret Council OF Ten, the people
Of Arkansas will not be controlled by the Ga
S-ditt man m iEli5j fif&dstfb gfqcgEbhift8:
nance to the sell ont. Yours tully,
Caro-
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NATURAL DAM, Crawford Co Arks.,,
October 7th. 1872. !

NATURAL DAM tr@WiOrd Co Arks,t
October eth. 1872. !
. DEAR DUNHNl:-
/ Registration came OF in this Township on
the lth inst, and, so far a, learned, gave
general satSfction
At the same timc, speeches were delivered
/ by quite a number Of persons. will only
give you synopsis Of what was said Or.
Waite spoke hrst and urged hi, Claims on Sc
count Of bis consistent record asa Republic
can, making no allu'i0u to his famous letter
Of frst3ntatiou published two years ago. Hon.
UlylJt-s replied and played the devil with
the Doctor Charged him with attemr: to
bribe him, D, to get an unjust c.aim through
the Legislature. and he would give him halt
Of the proceeds which he spurupd as an hon
est man Forced White to 90 with him to a
meeting Of The League in the vicinity Of Log
Town, got on Top Of the hill Doe. was taken
with violent pain in the belly, and had to
return, suspected the Doe, was trying to come
the OH soldier over him, watched him skulk-
ing I'm the brush and eventually entcrhis own
house in D clauios,nc manner. Verify the
way Of the tran, ,gressor j, hard.
Brown spoke next aud entertained the peo-
pie with one Of his happie.t clort. condning
himself entirely to the great issues involved
in tai, contest,
Pierce followed. Having heard that he
wa' o lawyer and an editor, | at once con
cluled that he would shed some light on sew
cral question, ofgrcat importance to the peo-
Ilp. VIC alas. not a -tuUlp ray did he emit
from his .ens1rium .it he has any The Cen
eral hu, evidently mistaken his vocation lie
ought 10 be lu Auctioneer i'm New York, or
Clown i'm circus. To points made by Brown
his answers were something like this: What
caused ,Ue vast accumulation OF the state
debt? Au.-Iua Republican party freed the
slave, How about the high-taXes? An
The lA1ounG man acts higher wages in this
country l& 6EJWGHps Il wy.t ,5ls aGo"t i1 the
The great Eapazcd. ,iparty gave the negro
the ballot / assureuSou tdc above is true.
Pierce charged toe Democratic party with
stealing school money long time ugu,-dil
not say they stole d thi, time. He said the
Democrats had held uninterrupted control Of
the 20, crnmrut for my years. only another
lie. lie made luu ftuc Hon. Joseph Brook,
because he (, = praying man. Pierce ought 10
know, that
IAN Ahoist, Laugh. poor exchange
For Deity offended. DID
He rc,ailrd secondhand c,dotcs AMI PER-
petratcd obscene jc,t,. The General can safe
ly say in the language Of the poet
Let them cant about dccorum
Who have characters to lose.
Carson and Shiblcy are getting along fine.
The missing school fund has ruined Grady.
Give my compliment, 10 Doc White and Gen
Pierce. Yours truly, DEMOCRAT.
The Van Buren press., 1872-10-15
DIR Hunter Declines

A>DE.v Uu>uR declines to any longer
lend his name To the netarious scheme set
aloatb by the Gtntte-Chytou outfit The
following in hi. letter declining:
Mr.. William T. Woodruff, Editor State Ga
Zetlc-
Ny DEAR SIR; Convinced that . coutiuu-
auce OF my name before the people Of the
State Us candidate for governor will impair
and prevent my u'elulues, as a minister Of
the gospel. with my reliI IjoU' convictions a'
to What i, duty In tde premises, have re-
solved to decline the honor ofthe nomination
conferred upon ule. am aware that in tax
ing this course ! will Dee the subject OF criu-
cism and ceu-Wc, but whatever may be the
opinions of men respecting IT, my mind Is
made nap and the question Is settled. To the
church | owe all-to th" high calling OF the
christian ministry | concentrated all my
powers Of mind and body. and ! would not
abandon my place among my brethren for sd
the offices the world has 10 hestow, Yours
respectfully. ANpEEN lIUNTER.
October Z, 1872.
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Letters from the People
IIrrLr Rock, Oct 9Th, l-7l

lllllk lAb' NJ ~ r 't-i' 80 q
FRIEND DUNHAM:-
You have doubles, received intelligence
by this time ofthe grand political s'aeHs at
tempted by the Gazette. How il has boiist
the regular Democrat. and reform republic
can ticket. and madly hung to the breeze the
banner Of discord and treason. While this
action of iii, -honorrl organ tie con-
sc1a,iye people of the State. has caused un-
usual e1mmotiuu here and elsewhere. it i al
ready apparent that its attempt falls still
born. and it is safe to say that it will not ma
teriaIIy diminish our strength Tie action
Of the Ga-sttc is almost iNcr.ally condemn
cd here.-its only adhcrents bciuga few sore
head politicians, and a small ring Of state
House strikers, who, with more zeal than dis
cryli0n and more brass than brains, have for
some time been bowling about a straight
ticket, and assuming the garb of democracy
only to betray it into the hands Of It's dead
liest. most unrelenting foes.
risk nothing ia pgssuming that this move
ment will meet with your prompt and un-
compromising hostility. And | feel well as
sured that the democracy of the gallant old
Northwest viii steruly condemn this at
tempt of the GIs.ttsIo deliver them over into
the clutches of their tssk-maSIer, tor four
long year. more Of misery ana slavery.
look TO see those tried ana true men Of old
Crawford, such as Turner Brown, Wilcox,
Thomson and Ogden, and the men OF the
hills and hollow. ariSe in their wrath and
trampIs down iPDons mire the Ga's'te and
it. Wi>eUble trpati Let them show again.
aS they did ear of Grace 1850. that
thex~ s. miy dynasty, however
res = ATV..lN- wealth or influence
Let the beacon fires g., lighted on her rock
ribbed bills, and tho indignant answer be ::
We are freemen, We belong to ourselves
alone Let the watchword be Brooks and
Victory and let the jth day Of November
pronounce i'm unmisianable terms that no
mere hal'-dozen politicians. all attaches ofthc
Guzc!'a, are able 20 carry i'm their pockets
however capacious, the wills and conscirnCc-
or the honest, untcrrifrd democracy OF Ar
kausaW. Let them feel the "UHdrrcurrent.
which they say they know So well, and let it
bear them With relentless power into uu-
known seas, far from the friendly haven
which has protected them 50 long, and upon
whose generous bOGuties they have fed and
stteucd to rsplctiou
But there Is one figure ON the departing
craft to whom our hearts must 20 out with
some regTCtiu! luugings 'Ii- the same gal
llut little figure that we saw i'm the luril
smoke and glare Of battle on Oak Hills
bloody day. Ban coyrya, BILLY,
BROTHER CRAFFOED.
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For the legislature,

hereby announce myself as an Independent Re
publican candidate for Representative from the Sth
Senatorial District composed Of Sebastian. Crawford
and Franklin counties. And would respectfully ask
the support Of all the voters in the District. My
views on all the various political topics will be given
In full at all the different places Of public speaking
In the District. II elected will do all in my power
" carry out the wishes Of the citizens of the District
Very respectfully, D. II. DlNlLBlSS.
The Van Buren press., 1872-10-15
Attention All

Every man who has been refused Reg
i,tratou, by the President Of the Board
Of Registration, should appear at Van
Burcn. on either Of the days OF Review,
commencing on Saturday October l9.h
and continuing the gIst, 22nl, 25rd, 2lth
aud 2Jth. lha, their cases may ho heard,
Quite a number have been rejected on the
ground that they were Roai ovogseers
before the war There is not the least
ground for any such ruling, and whca
the President Of the Board reflects on
the question, he will think as We do
Es' Col \ " IIopsoN, Of C1mden,
has arrived at Little Rock rnl taken
Editorial charge Of the Daily JoarHaL
The CulouI is a ready, courteous and
rorcj''o vu.cr and his pen will be felt
in the coming campaign for good, 4
warn welcome from the West, Colonel
Mr. UuyIrR AccErrs.-The following is
Mr.. Hunter letter Of acceptance:
To Oh. Voter, Uf Arkansas
T.E.- rNc.s: htthc earnest solicitation
rfmaug persons, from every quarter of our
state have consented th7t my name should
De- placed before YOU asa candidate for Gov
.rlor. uu what is called the people, Liberal
ticket. Iur uirty-,iN years have been "a
citizen osAr.nu,a,: the most of her people
know mr. and do not deem it necessary to
say more laau this: Ifclcctrd to the position
To- which ana called. promise 10 administer
the Affairs of JI- state government faithfully
iu honestly. Respectfully
ANDREW HUNTER.
The Van Buren press., 1872-10-15
ANNOyNCENENTS.
10 the Independent Freemen Of Crawford
County

Al the solicitation Of friends, and the inclination
Of my own feelings, hereby announce myself as an
Independent Republican candidate for the o0cc Of
sheriff Of Crawford county at the next election.
appeal to the free Independent voters of the county
irrespective Of party for their support, promising
them that IL elected | will administer the Office Of
Collector and Sheriff ia strict conformity to law. We
arc In dead carno, in this matter, and shall urge our
claims In all the townships Of the county and will
uy to meet the voters at the various appointments
Very respectfully. T. &, SINGLETON.
The Van Buren press., 1872-10-15
--S % e. "a

tg- The Minstrcls, after the arrival Of The
Little Rock Mail Saturday afternoon on
learning OF the withdrawal Of the Hunter
ticket looked solemn enough, Even their
good news from Pennsylvania and Ohio did
not compensate for this unlocked for and ter
rible blow. The Rcformcri were lublitnt.
The Van Buren press., 1872-10-15

tS1 The Fayetteville Dmocrat says the
name OF Col. a NJ. WILSON was attached to
the $50 called " democratic address without
his knowledge or consent. Can the Gazette
tell us ofany one that did sign IT, The whole
thing appears more and more contcmptible
every day
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a CA IsI).

wish to say TO my fslow-citigons TO whom | am
indebted for place on their ticket for Alderman,
that am not. 90 desire 20 be considered can
didate for Office ofany Kind, and much lees to stand
in the way of abler apd better men, whom | want to
elected to l these places Of trust and response
biiity. Very ryrespectiully, A. NJ. CALLAHAN.
Van Buren, Ark, Oct. IL. ls72.
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. -~N .

The organ Of the Minstrel Democrat, lauds
the good qualities Of fAudrcw Hunter. This
j. not the first time that an honest man has
fallen among thieycs.-L. Il. Jy,uaol
True, Andrew Hunter viii not live long
enough although his life may be spared many
years, to repent the lending orhis name to
defeat the Reform movement I'm the State
The Van Buren press., 1872-10-15
. o - .

t&- The Fort Smith Patriot teens with
abuse d. II. DyuDlsS, indepcndcutrypub-
lican candidate for the Legislature, AMI T. G.
StSGlEroE, independent candidate for sheriff
OF Craw ford county. Their great crime is,
being independent Of tie Court House ring
Both gentlemen are able to take care Of
themselves and will be felt between now and
the Of Tie 5th Of November,