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Nuutlny Notices.

Church of She Unity; Rev. L. G. Ware of Bur-
lington VT, will preach morning and evening.
Mr.. st. Johns sermon tomorrow evening at the
Universalis church Will be in answer to the ques-
ton. GLOW tame to be Universaistg" Service
at O'Clock,
Grace church: Subject in the afternoon, ''The
Heavenly Home" Those are particularly invited
who have recently lost friends
Trinity NJ. H. Church: Preaching at 1917 M. and
"a PM, by the pastor, Rev. w. +. Mallalieu.
The quarterly meeting OF the A. NJ Il. Beth eel
church, IN Temperance hall, on Foster street, Oc-
ours tomorrow, at . o'clock A. NJ; love feast OF
lO'i;. preaching at 20 p. NJ. ATTY p. NJ, preach
ing by Rev. William Il. Dickerson, from PrOyi-
deuc', r.. I.
The Christadelphians meet on Sunday at 1917
o'clock a. NJ, at their hall $50 Main street. up two
lights. Subject, PROSTITUTION of all Things. The
GtosPel Of the Kingdom of God; or, The Destiny OF
Horticultural hall, Miss Jennie Leys, speaker
Afternoon subject, "paradise Regained" Evening
Love, the Life Essence of Religion" Circle at 81
p. N.
A free lecture in Authropoogical hall tomorrow
at2ia p. Subject, "Man and His Relations"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-10
COUNTY NEWS.

Athol has q nice new music hail, aud now she
elamors for centrally located town clock aud
streetlamps.
The governor has appointed Sullivan W
llmtley of Fitchburg justice of the peace, aud
Gardner 5. Burbank Of that town a trustee OF
the Lancaster industrial school for gills.
Hon. Alyah Crocker of Fitchburg will leave
home for Washington on Saturday to assume
his seat in congress. Augustus Whitman, ESQ.,,
has been elected president pro TEN. OF the Roll.
stone national bank in his absence.
The llubbardston IT,. ,-... iast received q
donation yGCKET BOOK htleman in
iey. Inquire Of ,on j y
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-10
Criminal Record.


MORE TROUBLE IN CHICOT COUNTY.
CINCINNATI, Feb. "a dispatch from Mem.
phiS SAYS serious trouble is anticipated in Chi.
cot county, Arkansas. A day or two ago, a
negro was killed by two white men, they claim
ING that he threatened their lives. In rctalia-
ton the father OF the negro shot and killed an
old man named Tucker, declaring that Tucker
caused the murder of his sou. The negroes
then fearing that they would he arrested for the
murder Of Tucker armed themselves and assem-
bcd in large numbers, delying the civil author-
ties. A gentleman named Reynolds, who ar
rived from Chicot county, yesterday, says the
governors guards have in measure maintained
order since the departure of the federal troops.
OF the persons accused Of numbering the three
white men but one was arrested, and hc was i'm
medatcy discharged, no one daring to appear
against him.
KNOCKED DOWN AND ROBBED.
PITTsBURG, Feb 9.-MortOn j, Carpenter, of
Texas, was knocked down by three men. last
night, in East Liberty street. and robbed Of
500. He was then placed ON the railroad track,
but recovered his senses before Il train passed
over the spot.
"REMINISCENCES OF VALLANDIGHAM'S LAST CASE
CINCINNATI, Feb. 9 jack Carver. indicted
jointly with Tom Mcclellan, for the murder of
Myers, at Hamilton, Ohio, was released to-day.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-10
Accidents.


ST. LOUIS, Feb. 9.-Iwo sleeping cars of Il
passenger train coming east on tue Missouri Pa
cifc railroad were thrown from the track about
three O'Clock this morning, fifteen miles cast Of
Jefferson CITY. One slid down the embankment
endwiSe, while the other, and one passenger
car were thrown across the track Seven per.
sons were injured, none seriously. The acct
dent was caused by Il broken rail
EXPLOSION.
MILWAUKEE, Feb 8 "A locomotive attached
to Wmnecoune freight train exploded this
morning, near Schwarsburg. William Iiel was
Instantly killed, and L. Ransom, fireman, fatal
~ scalded.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-10

The New NORMAL ScuoOL.-Thc plans for
the normal school building to be erected in this
city were completed Il few weeks ago, by Alex
andcr K. Esty, well known Boston architect
and six builders of this city submitted sealed
proposals for undertaking and completing the
work. The lowest, and therefore successful,
bidders were Mcssrs. II & A. Palmer, who will
begin operations forthwith as the building is TO
be finished carly in 1878. The board of cduca
ton have entrusted to Mr.. James White, who
supcrntcndcd the building OF the technical
school here the charge Cl the new normal school
during the process Of construction.
The cut stone work, the heating apparatus
and furnishing are not included in the contract
with the AIcssrs. Palmer. The whole cost will
come within the appropriations made by the
commonwealth and by The city. Like the fee
institute building ii is to be constructed of stone
from the Milestone hill quarrcs, with granite
trimmings. Although the general design is rich
and solid, rather than picturesque and lanciful,
it will prove very handsome structure
and an ornament TO the commanding
site on the hospital lands above Prospect street,
The building will be somewhat irregular in out
line, the main hall portion being Sc by 60 feet.
with projections ON both east aud west making
the extreme measurements, from cast 10 west,
1870 feet, and north 10 south, 50 feet. The main
entrance will be in the west end, facing the city.
The first story will have IN the west wings en-
trance, glani ycstibulc and stairs, reception
and recitation rooms. Under the main hall
will he two lecture looms, &c by 90 feet Cach
with corridor between the same, 10 feet wide,
leading from the grand vcstibulc in the west 10
that Of the east end, aud double staircase and
entrance to be used by the pupils; the west
end will have two dressing rooms with labor
atotlcs. The various staircaSes are arranged
with broad treads, easy rises, and wide, square
landings, aud continue up to Third Story floor
Inc main or principal hall is located IN
the central portion on the second floor; II is Sc
Oh leet, with recess for teachers, desks, &c.,
OF SN Vi ltct, aud viii he finished % feet with
wooden panclcd ceiling, and will have liberal ac.
commodallon Of the most approved needs for
225 pupils. la the cast wings will he two rccita.
ton rooms opening out Of the same and two en-.
frances nom the Staircase ha". The west
wings will have assistant teachers room in fine
northwest, and reference room in the southwest
pnges, The principals room in the central
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Of Cohahulia, and an attack was hourly expect
ed. Most of the inhabitants have fed TO avoid
imprisonment. Valdez commanding the gov-
crument forces, broke the seals OF the American
commercial agency and appropriated goods of
agents.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-10
Political.


DoINGs OF THE LEGISLATURE
AUGUSTA, Feb. 9.-Ihe educational committee
have reported acts raising the salary of the SUI
pcrlntcndeut of schools to two thousand dollars.
and establishing state uniformity of school
books. This committee reported finally
The governor and council have reported n
plan for the preservation of the flags, colors and
other war relies on exhibition in the state house
at an expense of eight hundred dollars. An
act ovidln@ for the collection OF the industrial
statistics of the state was reported. The amount
of appropriations asked for and reported in ia
vor Of Sectarian institutions is S3400.
lwenty-three acts and resolves were passed TO
be enacted and sent to the governor for his an.
proyal.
A motion to reconsider the vote of Yesterday
passing to he engrOssed an act incorporating
the Lewiston and Auburn railroad company
was made, warmly discussed, and lost-7O to
IS. The bill was then passed TO be enacted.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-10

WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-parially cloudy and
clearing weather will prevail flom Florida 10
virginia. Increasing, but not dangerous, north.
east winds twili continue in eastern New En-
gland.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-10

The miners in the Utah canons are holding
mass meetings endorsing Judge Mexican. A
memorial TO the president IN his behalf has over
5000 signatures,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-10
From Washington.

One More Controversy Emded-Fhe Cor
respondents who WOuIdn't Tell the
SENATE Where TI,ey GsOi iiac treaty
stokes - Fine Alabama Claims QucS-
tiOu, etc.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-10
Tingley Automatic Heat Governor Co..
II. v. PHELPS, Agent,
For worcester County and Vicinity, Office y Pearl st
Worcester, Mass d3m
A MEXICAN Y FOREIGN PATENTS

A MEXICAN Y FOREIGN PATENTS
II. II. EDDY.
Solicitor Of Patents for Inventions Trade Marks,
Designs. No 10 state ST., opposite Kiby st.,
Boston
No dgeacg IA ne Eaed Staes possesses superior fq-
ciHeSJ0r O6taiRg PdteRts dScertaHiRq tie pdfeHd
biHfy Of iareatj0aS.
An necessity OF Journey to Washington 10 procure
Patent, and the great delay there, are here saved
inventors.
Testimonials.
"a regard Mr.. Eddy rs one OF the most capable and
successful practitioners with whom have had official
intercourse.
CHARLES MASON, Commissioner of Patents"
u have no hesitation in assuring inventors that they
cannot employ man competent and fruStp0rihB,
and more capable Of putting their applications in form
10 secure for them early and favorable consideration
at the Patent ONCE. EDMUND BURKE
Late Commissioner of Patents"
Mr.. r. H. Eddy has made for me over THIRTY aps
plical0ns for Patents having been successful i'm almost
every case such unisakabe proofoI great talent and
ability on his part, leads me to recommend inventors
to apply to him TO procure their patents they may
sure having the most faithful attention bestowed on
their cases. and at very reasonable charges.
Rostnn ian ,, lS72. d2twly John TAGGART
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-10
Louisiana.


New YORK, Feb. "a New Orleans dispatch
states that n lobbyist, named Scott, testified he
fore the congressional committee to paying ex-
Speaker Carr, Senator Campbell and Lieut..
Gov PinchbcCk for voting for the jackson rail-
road bill, and paid other members of the lcgs.
lalurc for voting for other bills. The wholesale
charges Of bribery against members Of the cg-
isatuie are Of such nature that the committee
will sit another week
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
no THE wORCEsTER DAILY sPR
Old World News.

An the COmmOns-New Speaker Elected
War Risks On VesScis-The Editors
Continue 10 AgiIatc the Alabama
CLAIMS QuesIiOn-Erench Affairs, etc.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-10

WISE MEASURE

ALBANY, Feb. "a bill has been introduced
in the senate iorbddng all professions in cities,
excepting the National Guard, the police and
the fire department, unless notice OF the object,
the time and the route he gyen beforehand TO
the police authorities, and their written consent
obtained, when suitable protection will be fur.
nshcd; all PROFESSIONS, except funeral process
81 ons, are prohibited on Sunday.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-10
Nebraska.
THE AfIfIlnIIs

OMAHA, Feb 0.-Acting Governor James,
who has been acting governor since the impeach-
ment Of Butler, went east yesterday. q. 5. Has
call president of the senate, lett for the capital
yesterday, aud to-day issued proclamation as
acting governor, converting the state legislature,
The call is made for the purpose of action as
TO when any of the offices shall be vacant, and
the manner of filling tie same, and the inyesli-
cation Of the official conduct OF any officer; and,
II deemed eXpcdent, their impeachment. 1t is
claimed that this Is sharp practice, aud that the
intention is TO impeach tue absent governor
The legislature Is called for Feb. 18th. Coy.
Jamts will probably return in two or three days.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-10
miscellaneous.

PATENT OFFICE BUSIN ESS.-Ameri-
,lu 'i,d loTe5n Patients procured, Rejected AppIi-
t''"N 'AtEueu, interference Cases Prosecuted: Opn
ION gwen as 10 the validity and ntrinenent uf Patents
a SUITS prosecuted and defended m The United States
Courts, 10y ~ 9
THOS. IL. DODGE
Formerly PRINCIPAL Examiner and Chairman or Tho
Board OF Appeals L. : Patent UH,cel Cn,tnseI,, at
II" ana Advocate in Patent Cs~ea. Unce-Do5ec's
ma dEytT NN '' -''''s''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-10

TIE NEW WALL OF THE INsTITurE.-At a
meeting of the trustees OF the Worcester county
free institute on the LIST lust, Il report was made
with some detail that the granite wall on
the east front Of the estate Of the institute,
which William Knowlton, Esq, had offered to
bIild, had been completed in the most liberal
and thorough manner. And in addition to Just
commentators OF the satisfactory execution Of
the contracts Of the piummcr granite company
aud Of Mr.. II. G. Roche OF Worcester, it was
stated that the good taste, completeness and
economy Of the work were promoted by the con
slant pressure and personal aid which were vol
untecrcd by that untirng friend OF the institute,
james White, Esq. After this report the ollow-
ing resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Resolved, that the thanks of tins free institute
and its friends are due to William Ku0wt0n nsq..
of Upton, for his wise generosity in erecting On the
eastern front OF the grounds OF the institute, about
600 feet in length, with an expenditure Of IS 1854
handsome wall of square rUbblp granite, LAID in
cement and capped with white granite coping and
appropriately finished with white granite pOsts at
the ends and at the rgceiing entrances of The two
gates IN style cOniUrmed TO theArchitacture of
BoyntOn hall; ana the whole effect tends in some
degree 10 remove an app 3arAnce OF neS'ec aud IN
completeness unworthy of the aim and object of the
school and unavoidable with its present limited re.
sources.
Resolved, that this second manifestation of the
iiberaity of Mr.. knOwl0n toward this institute is
most welcome as II was offered as an expression of
satisfaction with tine exercises OF the first com.
meneement, and 1t is received an earnest OF
the encouragement and support of those who sue
ccssfully carry on the most important productive
industry of our country, for whose benefit primarily
tins school was established and on whose approba-
ton and aid 1t must depend for its success
Resolved, that = copy of these resolutions shall be
presented to Mir. knowlton by the clerk.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-10

Leon Say has rendered bis resignation as pre-
feet Of the Seine. He will probably BIZ sue.
ceedcd by Augustn Cochin,
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wing will he arranged with alcoves, consulta-
ton rooms, closets, SC. The cast and west wings
are suU-divided in the second story into two
OF eleven feet high each, and are arranged with
recitation rooms as below. In the third story,
the library and conversation room adjoining
are located in the west wings. The cabinet will
Us % Y Sc feet, the chemical lecture room, 20
Y q, with laboratory and closet adjoining. A
corridor 10 feet wide extends over the main halls.
The east wings will contain recitation rooms aud
staircase hall.
The interior finish will be natural coors for
woods and the walls painted. The furni-
ture will he black walnut. Ample provision
has been made by the architect for the success
full ventilation and beating Of the several parts
at an economical expenditure. 1t will be by far
the finest normal school building in the state,
and nom its central location and educational
surroundings wiproye 10 be the headquarters Of
one Of the best manufactures of teachers in
the land.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-10

Ladies' Misses and Chldrons, also Mems, Boys and
Youths
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-07-27

Es9F"Gov. Gratz Brown declares jill
his New Haven speech that the Demo-
cratic party "has given Gin accepting
the Cincinnati candidates and platform)
the highest evidence that ever has
been given in this country, ofself-abne-
CATION and patriotic purpose.''
The Liberal Republicans in Io,,iai-
ANA, such rs Warmoth, cnllom and
their imit:,tors, take IL very different
view of the subject. They say, he
cause The Democrats will not consort
with !h"rn upon .!i&hn,o,ubIc terms,
although they have accepted Greeley,
that they Uho DrmocratH) intend to
tsrulr or ruin 1t is not so fnuct, to
beat Grant with amy body, with our
Louisiana Liberal Republicans, as it il
to keep the state offices under their
control, 'IhrNtion't care 4 fig for the
l'r"Sidrncy-us Greeley aud Grant are
both Republicans; bnt they want to
force the honest masses to take them
mp, give then, positions and make them
r"Sp"rtnht" This is Just what We viii
10! do 30 August Convention or
any other convention, can bring III that
low. They are free political agents.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-07-27
Suffering in ilaha,na.

We present on the first page partial
accounts of the recent great flood in
Alabama. tho obstruction of property
has been ittluirtiSU. Fully 2hM people
in Tuscaloosa county alone, hay" been
,rggHrrH lN this hi4a"t"r. In the
counties of Iinll. Greene, jefferson,
Winston, Dallas and others In" loss ha~
hC"n very great; IN fact, tn" i"WtnndS
along the Warrior, 'rnnhi%h"", taha-
hn amt Alabama rivers. all with fine
growing crops. have been submerged
and tn" "rops ruined.
VIII not The rrnri" of \"rth i'"ui~i-
ana, tnnny Of whrm removed from Al
ALBANIA, contribute to the relisf OF this
suffering people
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-07-27

Col. T.. {. Xacliaric stated in 4 Succch
made i'll New Orleans on Monday, that
Gov. Warnioth had sent ans gcnt North
to got l.ouisiana's quota of the cant
paign fund, bat the agent WA informed
that the Democratic party alone was
regarded H. The organ Of The Greeley
and Brown ticket in this Statr' l'his
IL rather poo" encouragement for our
f'it'crai friends. Don't they know tina,
Mn. trrrlrS cannot go back on thu
National Democracy, amt hope to hr
elected"
+. Sod. Xachartc'a sta:,tucnt has
been ofirjGNV confirmed,
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-07-27

E@H" If Gov. Narnoth intenda ru
carry Louisiana for Greeley ANA Brown
h" viii he compelled, i'll order to carry
il, to count every Democratic vote.
With"nt that vote, Grant will set the
state. ih"r" nrri he no approximations
about the count, unless it ht. feared that
the Governor may transfer himself alb
S"lnt"'y to- Grant, which he cannot do,
h"ctu~" Grant and KELLOGG will not
accept III" transfer,
Tn" Governor j. caught on two hook,
tn say nothing nf the nl,li%ati ions he has
Aff'AdN Signed ~ "ri'r to organize the
"lAh"raI' movement, and WIN to his
support some OF the respectable people
OF the state.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-07-27
JUSTICE lIpWl,.,


Hamilton Il 60. vs.. i. &. Elstner.-
Defendant owned awharfboat ON which
goods Of plaintiffs were stored. The
goods were removed to another boat
which WAS sunk by being orcrla,lcn,
the defendant having had time to dis
charge the whole or portion of the
freight OF board. i.Iu an employment
requiring skill, failure to exercise that
skill is gross carelcSsncsS. " The keen
ing of Il whrfhoat requires skill. The
goods Of plaintiff, IN strictncs9, should
not have been removed to the second
boat. 'sDcfou,lant failed to exercise the
care which ihc law requires from one
in his business Judgment affirmed 4.
Bait, Lyons 4 Go. VIZ. u. 4. I,ignoSl<i.
defendant had attempted TO obtain
counterfeit money (,,ii,tS saw dusty in
Now Work, and, this fact hcCominy
known, plaintiffs sued out writ Of
attachment. Execution of the writ wa@
cnioiuc6 III the Court below for iuSutti =
cheney of cause. Held; ''rrccf Of u
specific act Of immortality would not
even be received to imprI"h the rrrti-
pitity OF the defendant rs 4 witness on
the motion to dissolNe): much less
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-07-19
WHITE { IIII SPRINGS
Monroe County, Tennessee.

TIIESE SPRINGS ARE SITUATED on
i thlhowce Mountain, ~ miles from MudI.
son'lllc, and same distance from ATHENS,
| Tennessee.
| They are located nj an elevation Of about
1000 feet above C0nlNnug Valley, IN u dry,
pure and very lnylgoralIng atmosphere al.
lurdlng an extensive and beautiful Wow Of
the surrounding country.
There are three springs In close proximity,
two Of which are Tonic, Dlurclic and Allcri.
tive, and have proved very clicaclous IN re-
llnNinH LisrAsCs of lhn
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-07-19
EFFECTS OF LIGHTNING.

Sometimes lightning produce.
complete and instantaneous paraly
sis. The suppression Of Tie move
mcnt in the victim in these circum
stances is so rapid that those who
have Witnessed it might have
thought they suffered from some il
fusion. Who would not think he
was dreaming if he saw an unioriu
nate creature, foil Of life and activi
ty, pctrlicd and motionless as rock
in less time than it required to wit.
ness the phenomenon 2 Jerome
Garden relates that cirht rcapcrs,
who were eating their dinner under
an oak tree, We're all struck by the
same flash Of lightning, the explo.
sion of which was heard far away.
When some people passing BY APP
preached to see what had happened,
they found the rcapcrs, TO all APP
pcarance, continuing their rcpast 4;
one sill held his class in his hand,
another was in (hr act Of patling Il
piece of bread INTO his i3onIh =
third bad his hand in tho dish
Death had como upon ,hom sud.
denly while in chose positions when
the thundcr.bolt fell, Azarcl had
seized upon them with 50 nrcb Viz.
lence that he had impressed rpon
the entire surface Of lheir bodies