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Worcester daily spy., 1872-12-06
STEkMB0AT TRAIN ENR NEW YnRg

WIN leave T. & w r. Il. Depot, Green Street Worcester
SUNDAYS eXCepted,)
AT O'CLOCK Y. VI. DAILY,
Connecting directly at Providence with Steamers Of the
Worcester daily spy., 1872-12-06
ID o S T q f T 1 c E
Worcester, Mass.
CLOSING AND ARRIVAL OF MAILS,
Tle-....-4 \ - -.
Present Arrangement.


Northem worcester County, Vermont and New liamp-
shire closes at 6UO a m; due at pm:
Manchester, Concord and Nashua, y II, Lowell, Leom-
ipster Lancaster West Boyls;on oakdale and Clinton,
and p m.
Gardner ana w. and ID Mass I r. closes at $50 lO45
m ana 4 M. Due g, 10 a IN and and U m,
dunceton East Princeton and West Sterling close at
d'5g IN. Due at ., M
Ny OF boslon close al b,5V anu m, LID, and Sp
M due at b9 and 1850 NJ $50, f,3n $50 and 1890 m.
i;os'2n an worcester Way 4aii close at I'm and 3
Mans & Eastern Nsw III iianp,hIe and Eastern Masa-
l'holc lslahl close a. go and II IN, and $3.50
~. al 80 q ID, 40 ana b,5t M.
a9 lail on Tue !ToNdtnee ana worcester railroad,
Cl9,S Cl9,sS,;tl ~ ''3V ID. huc T. H'45 an.
.Adltn4Iy' MmijmsNiue, I2st DoqEias Biacksione
Worcester daily spy., 1872-12-06
q Il " IN L. GODDA n,s
BuRRlNG MACHINE WORKS %
~'e""" aVenne, Corner Twenty-second 81.
ohce No. sBowlng Green New York

PATENT BTESTiZo BiiRRiSa ptcprps
gFFHxGGGhTc III W. hc - iWt9SRSSThD BgRRING PICKERS, pa.
sG65mntt sG6mntt DDCtsMESTiG y BORRlNG PICKERS. OIIRRsIo
stAch 70 flckers Patent Nteo Ring and golid paoi ~
bnrlng maelnes made single and Double FOR srssf
pTeakerS q Wcpl CHrdnR Machines; Fine p,,rriIs
haehlnea torthe aecOnG bicakors and dnishers curing
improved hScol Ring Feed Rolls plane and intar...
Ing with Patent adjustable spring boxes aba Isg, ,e
ors. &C. " N'hs' BLOW
Excolsior Attho International Exblblt,on q,
aon lees an9 81 Paris Exposition OF 1851 odp nv os- ol
tzo Burning Picker received PRIZE MEbA = Tui u hieb-
A GOLD MEDAL az American Institute Faihs SIwardi
and m 1851 1863, and 1870 the highest award i iooo
Al the American Institute Fair, 1855 opr r,,
Machine for cards, was awarded A Coin HfTunprling
at ~ subsequent exhibitions the HIGHEST Av pIhf1L,
ana ~ 1870 our Double Burrer received FlRsT ,,Di
American Institute Fair 1863 and isi0 o st
Rim PFeed Rolls received lgt premium, 0'V'VH steel
At American Institute Fair 1870 our Wnrs,oa r,,
Picker was awarded the lst premium. 'UVu hurilnB
GW OUR STEEL RING bunRiNo MAoHiNFs Ann MN
KFG & WSEE@G9S'gt Ra oPS9on s MAR
Prompt attention gwen TO al Inquiries spgg nrdar
~ 81 T. NJ ~ x W
Worcester daily spy., 1872-12-06

~ VISION, b., II. and Z. R. r. 1872 u
TRAINS GOIEG SOUTH, LEAVE W0RCFsTrp Al
G.;S5 m. WAY Passenger Train Connacfs az ai yvon
sler with tram from Southbridge and fr t Peg eg-
tom at Painded with trains to and from M ua9 fsU9
ford and Providence at Norwich With yi traib 1fo TO-
New London from West Side ttation -'N 'i''u 'or
1890 M. Way Passenger Train TNnnoct % NJ,
eester with trains from Boston NaSbna d" EitI " Or
burg, Lowell, Gc at Worcester Inncion i,gtT Vel,
Western and Providence trains. a PntT WIN WIN
train rom Boston, and for Wiilimantie a Psiu miyn
field for IIarforland Pr0yiIenra. Nri, a. + Ialn- IAN
trains for New London ana Se,y VI. iCI WIN
Grceppori i' "i"A -NeN IOfK wa
S.I:5 M WAY passap,ror rrroiu ,-.
Worcester daily spy., 1872-12-06
ROsTON AND ALBANY RAILROAD


BosTOE And WORCESTER DIVISION.
sU4iMER ARRANGEMENT, commencing MosDar
PASSESGER TRAINS leave Worcester.
Tor Boston, at i20 exp" L 925 exp and 945 ~ and
Thc 40 M and j '?y 5g 9g g li' 5;'} exp; * e.
RON washington square station; all others from Poster
For Grafton, Westboro', SoutryilIe Cordayille. and
Ai9agd fla si a. , end 945 am ii9, 43Q qndO pm,
Al, 59u9 @ io oF5%ampgEa9,i % 9 l. 25, and 95 l40,
FOR Milford at and 9.s5 am, 40, 825, and 430pm.
For w'icscy, Grantyilc W,st Newton ,,tiS Newton
lH.c ana hfiani1n & ~ a. ara sl5 m iSO, m. Pas
train To- Naiick, aud there change to The saxonvie
wards. '''''''" twenty seven minutes amer
The i2o m train runs every day except Monday; all
S}qnday Express from Albany leaves Washington So
station at S35 IN for Boston.
sunday Ma leaves Washington 50. station 2sOan,
TEAMS LEAVE; BOSTON as follows:
. ror worcester, at 3, L $50 exp, exp, II M lsO
Se%press iaO express 10 Frmiugan, $50 express SO
ovn For New York, via Springfield exp. m, exp
Sew. York, VIA Norwich. $50 cxp.pm.
WV2fati@n. V25lin.. D. T. u i : m. l@o, 30p m;
Soulhvile, . J. II m, 100 40 pm
t0rdavilc b L II am, 1880, 4.30 D M
ashiaI, ., Z. II a m, 30 i9O. $50 exp. pm.
South birmingham, s. 7. $50 exp. and Z eXp Ham
5O 2l5 exp, exp. 4, 4.3O exp, s. $50 ex G45 exp,
Nat, qNatek, 4 TO- Il M, l3O, 2.l5, L. s. $780, 555 645n
Msillaaryy, am, pm.
I 9aiw run gS9 n aSccpt 3s FSR sana% 49, exp pm
sunday Mail leaves Boston at $50 m stopping at W.
field Palmer and Spnsdcd arrives in New York at S0
"m' {. o; RUSSELL, Supt Springfield.
A. FIRTH Asst. Sup't, Boston.
WORCESTER AND sPRINGFIELp DIVISION
Leave Worcester for Albany and Way Stations tac.
For Springfield and way Stations, 645, am, and "a
pm, 4 "
For Albany texpress for New York and Albany
Se;X,pl lO25 m, and 40 and lO,35 m. New York
Huluay nNl leaves at 1908 NJ Sleeping cars will
Worcester daily spy., 1872-12-06
Money sentwithout Danger of Loss.

MONEY ORDERS for any amount not eXceedug $50
Oh one order will be issued deposit al this Office and
payment otthe FLOWING fees: '
On orders not exceeding S!3.,. ......... 10 cents
over s30 and not exceeding 3O...........l5
Oversee $40 - N
Over $40 S5l 55
Swiss international Postal Money Orders issued at
this Office at domestic rates. "
"a United States Treasury Notes or National Rant
Notes only received or paid. ~
VALUABLE LETTERS
should invariably be taken the Post Ofce and Repis
tered The Registry fee TO all paris afthe Uucf States
maa states, cents ~ ' W.
OFFICE HOl RS-Fr0m 6,lj a m to g D m, except
sundays. On Sundays, IRON 9,45 to TO- 80 n M
MNI@eS uraer business closes on saturday at . pm
laiS dtt D. PlCh EFT, Postmaster.
"FAR YEf HEAP VITI nU.6 VIZ,
Worcester daily spy., 1872-12-06

A RE YOU SUFFERING?-I IF so YOU
N n should read the POCKET MEDICAL ADVISER,
Apply or write for il to i8 Howard ST.. Boston.
n22 N3m
DO NOT LET THE FIRE Get too much
81 OF q start. Read "fhe Pocket Medical Adviser il
may be had for 10 cts, at 43 Howard st., Boston,
Worcester daily spy., 1872-12-06

Principal Once. 1Aa Court ST.. Boston.
BR1NCH 0FFICE-29S Front ST., Worcester,
uo Mas. dtf
Worcester daily spy., 1872-12-06


Boston.
emteyof odta.ntHg Paeet5, or roSeeyt0aiagb be patta
OditY OF WrcHft0H5.
Alnccesslty o a journey to washington to procure
Iatenl and the great delay there, arc here saved
Testimonials.
"lregaId Mr.. Eddy a- one OF the most capable and
sueeesal1 practitioners with whom have had ofhcia
CHARLES MASON, Commissioned Patents.
nave nc hesitation m assuring inventors mat they
calhDi employ man mare c0BiyetrHt 0g8 frHH10ythU
ana more capable Of putting their applications in 0rIn
w G.gg4ie w them ad early aud ayoable consideration
. Late Commissioner Of Patents"
mr.. ls, u. EDDY haH made for me over Thirty an
P.ltol7 Tor Falens. having been successful IN almost
eg taee such uulstakable prOoiu great talent and
aoy on me- part leads To- recommend ALL inventors
20 Apply 10 MN 20 procure their patents they NAV be
saltu h"FA& thc most ialthlu attention bestowed on
lhelI case; uhl a. NerS reasonable charges
h"slon San lsl2 '2twly JOIN rAGGAEr.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASsACHU.
- oEllH WORCESTER, ss. Probate C0uu-To an
persons interested in the Estate OF 10Y WYWAN iat
vi Nh.cWsDurY, in said county. deceased tesiate.
You are cited to appear ut Probate court 10 be hold
Conbe current, a nine O'Clock ii the forenoon "a s,
cause why tho account rendered By sarah II Wvmgr
the EXecuN, Of her administration Of said estate and
now on nle al thi4 Office, should not be allowed
And the said accountant is ordered to soryetbIs
by publishing the same week, two weeks sucees.
svey, IN the Worcester Daily Spy newspaper printed
at WOecter, the last publication to be one day at least
before said Court and 10 send, orcause 10 be sent writ
ten printed copy Of this notice. properly mailed pos
age prepaid to each O the heirs deyees or egntecs Ui
Had estate or their legal representatives known the
Witness Henry CHAPGN, Esquire, Judge Of said Court
this third day Of December, u the year one thousand
cHAs. b; STEVENS, Register.
Worcester daily spy., 1872-12-06
r. H. EDDY.

Solicitor of Patents f0r Inventions. Trade Marks,
Designs, NO IS state g., opposite Kilbygt.,
Boston.
Worcester daily spy., 1872-12-06
8aiIrnahs.

VNTTCTg i5T7DC,
n SUNMEeS lSp1 Spp g ~. MOKCESIER " II. R.
MONDAY MI "is-A Is-iN iN6EMENF - Commencing on
ter -'' i iHI'-fassenger Trains for Worces
Leave Fite1,l,urg Q -. ,o.o
South Fffei,Inrs' : az ~ y y I-3g 3 and . 50 m.
flster i5 /, -, = M, l-;74 and 5,5i m.
Profi, Tttiils Ttosstils, 81! a m, % and 6.O7 . NJ
Sierjn,s STSaTtio'; TaCt 80 q M ll5 and 6l5 pm
Isayc IT,!'Esr WGrcastos Lfains t9r j lFltcGI3qTg-
Stcrii5 Stcriii5 Salielon, i.o and Il 81 m and 90 m
Praft7s Unctien - pa iI izg5 n and sos IN
atvs Isri ciIos'llls' % q m, l2.22 and 524 4pm
Soutb FitciEng' ',y d = ~ j. i-.59 @ 9nd 5SO N.
RATEo IN Ca,ssyyo!1 : p! q ~ y 59 lnd5 81 NJ
,itt y ~ ~ Ntlla nom Worcester connect m FiIIiIu iIu
Worcester daily spy., 1872-12-06

Immediately cured and fun vigor restored This dis
tressng adlctOh-whch renders life miserable and mar
rage mpossihe-is the penalty paid by the victims of
improper mdulgences Young persons TOO apt 10
consequences that may ensuc. Now who that under
stands the subject will pretend deny that the power
OF procreaon is lost sooner by those falling int0 i'm
proper habits than by the prudent? Besides being de-
priyed OF the pleasure of healthy utpriu the ser
Gus and destructive symptoms OF both body and mind
ARISE me system becomes dcranged, the physical and
mental functions weakened, Loss Of Procrcatve Power
Nervous lrutabihty, Dyspepsia, Palpitaton of the
Heart Indigestion, Constitutional Debility and Wasting
OF the Frame, Cough Consumption, Decay and Death
Worcester daily spy., 1872-12-06

Schooner II. 7. Hodges of Sag Harbor, from
Roudout for Fall River, is ashore on Block
Island. Her cargo has been partly discharged
and contract made TO get her Off.
The Rev. Carlton A. Staples, of Chicago,
was last evening Installed as pastor Of the 1st
Congregational Unitarian church 10 Providence
The sermon was preached by Rev. L. e Hale of
Boston. Rev. DR.. Bellows Of New York, Rev
MIR Shippen Of Boston, and Rev. Adm Ballou
of Hopedale, also participated in the exercises.
Worcester daily spy., 1872-12-06

HAYB YOU SEEN THE POCKET
Howard ST." Boston, for 10 cts. wSm no ny, 70
Worcester daily spy., 1872-12-06
pROYIDENCE 4 WORCESTER RAIL


Leave Providence Tor Waterford 900 m and l. 0b u IA
connecting Immediately with trains for Southirlpa
Putnam and Norwich.
Leave Providence for Woonsocket at 1000 p.m
Leave WoonsOcket ct for Providence at 900 M 80 M
Leave Providence iut UXhrdge at 100 pm
Leave Waterford for Providence at 800 u m.
Leave UNbridge for Worcester at 5A5 n m.
Trains leave Milford for Worcester and Providence AZ
ii0 nnd am and 420 m. Woonsocket for Milford
at 800 m, and 1880 ana $50 pm IN.
Worcester daily spy., 1872-12-06

4 "a Ladies' and Children both Chronic ana Scntc csn
pc D., scie4ltlleay treated BY pR HANNAH Il. ARCHER
whose long experience enables her to give rceTtn tbnse
hlimg to ind il elsewhere, Cancer cured i7ibou Dgj
n Oihce ~ CLINTON ST., one door rom Chatham. Once
H0ura-y 10 u A NJ. and ar. NJ. Dr. H. F Archer
VIII meet the ladies OF Wesbor0ugi every Tuesday nni
EudAyt from to p. NJ, at the residence of Mr. jouas
stone, w Wcst st. dlmf " ,is
Worcester daily spy., 1872-12-06

/ | EAR YE ! HEAR YEE HEAR YE!
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-09-12
" ISSUllRl.

ST. l.otIs. Sept. >.
The Republican State Convention
re-asscmbictl this morning and adopt
cd a platform heartily approving the
Philadelphia Plaiforla. r,ifif, ing the
nominations of that Convention. anil
euiogizing Grant and Wilson. The
seventh resolution is as follows:
Reso,re,l That the representatives
OF Missouri IN conventions assembled
ill Il convention largely composed OF
those who aided IN the elevation te
his present position. ihe Governor Of
the ssaie. ,lo declare that rs an exec,l-
tive he has iaiicd 10 discharge the sol~
cmn obligations acvolved on him blythe
Constitution; he has not enforced the
laws. bui anarchy and confusion rcign
in many parts ot the State inarderer-
and outlaws 20 unwhipped VI Justice
aud ifsH0ceitcc stands dctenseless and
powerless before It's enemies, while lie
in meglcc, Of duty, AMI in violation OF
his solemn oath, plots.ainl intriaaes for
personal poiitiea! prefrrmcnt that his
continued exhibitions oi insusilcicncy
and lack Of official integrity have de-
stroycd all confidence ever rcposed IN
his administrative ability and his safe
" as an executive officer: and we cin-
phatically cOudenn every effort look
ing to his elevation to position,
whereby in the remotcst possibility
the enforcement OF the laws OF the ltw-
ton may depend upon his will and Of
forts.
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lsen,nasiens Ysstsraay.

The Republicans of Missouri yester-
day nominated Ex-senator John b.
Henderson for Governor by acclama-
ton, with the following other candi-
dates. ssf
Supreme Court Judges ~. p.
Green, Ira +. Leonard. Henry A.
Clcaver and Geo. II. Shields.
Attorney Gencral-JeA. X. Chand-
lcr.
Lieutnant Governor-Col. John II.
Slower. ~,
Secretary of State-F. w. verdes.
Auditor-San. O'Connor, by accla.
nation.
The Chow-Chowers of New York
nominated a figure nine with the tail
rubbed Oh, named kicrnan, for Cover.
nor. He will be beaten fifty thousand
majority by Dix.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-09-12

City and C0NNkN Of Vcp York, &c..
On tits twenty-aith day of April, A.
D., one thousand eight hundred and
seventy -onc, before me personally APP
peared, Nathaniel Sands. Moses IL.
Grinnell, Horace Greeley, Samuel w.
Barnard, William M. Tweed, Henry
c. Holly, Hery Holdrcge. Conrtla,sit
Palmer, DR.; aud Albert S. Ycaton. all
10 me known 10 be the saine imlitidu-
ais described in and who signed the
foregoing certificate. and they several
ly before me signed the said certificate
and sevcrally acknowledged To me that
they signed the same for the uses and
purposes therein mentioned.
WV. o. SHIpMAN.
Notary Pnblic. New York County.
Endorsed. Flied May 81, 1871.
.ststte g rNew York. CITY and Com.
IN VI Ne,r Fork. IS. j; Charles +. I.oew.
CleiK 5ftfe said ctr and county, do
certify that have coiiitafed the an
iexed with the original certificate OF
incorporation Of the Tobacco Manuf,.c.
tarers Association. on file in my Office.
and that the same is correct transcript
thcreffonl, and of the whole of the
original.
III witnesses ~lereof, | have Lereuu-
to subscribed my manic a.,d affixed MY
official seal, this 18th day OF April,
1877. CHAs. 4. LoEw. Clerk.
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The states that have vsssd This
War
For Grant.
OREGON.
VERMONT.
CONNECTICUT.
RHODE ISLAND.
NEW iiAMPsHiRD.
NORTH CAROLINA.
w EST vi Il G Nj A.
0 O O 0 0
Q Q 0 0 0 0 .
Tho Iouisvillc Conyention.

The louisville correspondent OF the
Chicago Times Writing front tho
louisville convention, says:
THE DELEGATES
numbered 100 persons, and fairer
more intillegent-appcaring body of
men have rarely assembled ut n Ma
tional convention. GRAY hairs predom-
mated. Few, very few, young men
were observable. New York especial
ly sent an excellent delegation. Most
of the members are mercliants--men
of means who have no axes to grind.
The southern delegations also are the
kind of gentlemen who seem to have
lett their violent prejudices al home. II
they ever had any several more OF
the Illinois delegations arrived this
morning, and the State is now fully
represented.
Ie THE AUDACIous LINING
Of the Greeley correspondents here
and The Greeley organizations Of this
city, deserves to be noticed. The New
York Tribune has sent Keenan,, its
chief of the western correspondence
bureau, to misrcpresent the cOnven-
ton, being considered the most talent
ed liar Of the corps. lie has continue
ally inisrcpresented the delegates,
both as regards their numbers and
| appearance. In a dispatch which the
Tribune readers will perusc to-mor.
row, he states that the band that wei
coined the delegates into the hail ex.
[ceeded in number the delegates them.
selves. This is sublime height ol
lying, that even George Alfred Town
send, who vili.ies the convention fol
one paper III the west and another IN
tne cast dare not essay. Concerning
the verbose ssGath,' some opinion may
be formed as to the reliability of tht
dispatches sent by him last night wher
| state that they were written at thu
bar OF saloon, aud that Mr.. Gath wa
SO boisterously noisy during their com
position that he narrowly escaped ar
rest for disorderiy conduct at the in
stigation o of the proprietor Of tn
| place. Several other Greeley paper
are sin.ilstay represented here. Th'
instructiols &c Correspondents seen
to bc not y report the convention
hat to Win and misrepresent it.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-09-12

nd what measures yon have advOcai-
ed sincc you turned your back upon
them? Can you think Of those noble
boys who fell ct Pea Rilgc-who were
scalped and otherwise mntiiatcd in a
naneless Inalner--and yOnr wounded
cheek not tinge with shame that to.
day You are found with their enemies !.
Come there TO you no self-contlemning
thoughts of the course Won have TAX
en-? Can yon stand by their graves
&nd say that you have not proved re.
creant to. their blood. Can yon stand
up like man before their surviving
friends and declare that yOnr priMci-
Piles are Democratic, and not blush ~
the act?
Aud finally, dear Col. could YOU
assemble the Old ID Iowa. many oI
whom reside in your District, and AJAX
them to give you their votes. promis-
ing them that If elected YOU would
honestly, rs a Democrat, go 10 con-
grcss aud represent them aud their in
tcrcsts? And even il won could give
us such pledges. how could we trust
or coniitle in YOU, knowing Your past
conduct No! my dear Col, our suf-
fiages could not be gained by such
pledges; and If not those OF men who
know you so well, how could you ex-
pect or ask, the support Of the loyal
citizen, Democratic or otherwise, oil
the 9Th District? 7? Or how win you
represent them, should you take seat
in the next congress?
Yours Sincerely, w. II. B..
Late Priyt., I'd iowa Cav.
Col. n. H. TRixBIE,
Davis county, Iowa,
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Il & - Is -
lfihcrc is an intelligent reader, who
in view Of the brazcn dcnials, is Ia any
doubt as 10 the partnership of Tweed
! and Greeley In tho to5 mco business,
rs stated BY Judge lIoatiy. in his
AyoRdale speech, such doubt will be-
entirely d,spcllcd by reading the fol-
lowing document, heretofore pnblish-
oil. Ii il q certified copy OF the arti-
cles Of Incorporation OF the Tobacco
Manufacturers Association oi New
York City, the original being on file
in the Office Of tho Clerk orthe City
and County Of New York:
State Of !Nesc York, CHy ussi { fouaty
|V NcD York, 81. We, Nathaniel
Sands, Moses II. Grinncll. Horace
Greeley, Sam'l w. Barnard, VIM. NJ.
Tweed, Henry G. Holly. Henry G..
HOldredge. Courtland Palmer, Jr..
and Albert :. Yeaton, all OF said city.
county and State, do hereby certify
that we desire u form company, pnr-
sliaiit to provision OF an act of the
Legislature Of the State OF New York.
passed February IL. lS4S, entitled "An
act to authorize the formations OF cor
porntions for manufacturing. mining.
mechanical or chemical purposes aud
Of the several acts OF the said Lcgisla-
turc, amending aud extending the pro-
visions of said "act." That the cor.
p0rate name of said company IS to be
"The Tobacco Manufacturers AssOcia-
tiOn." Tbat tile objects for which sal
company is TO be formed, are for man.
featuring tobacco and cigars BY ma
chinery aud utensils for the purpose of
manufacturing tobacco aud cigars, and
for purchasing all the proper stock, to-
baceOs materials, utensils, and Iuachin.
cry, for the ttffp0se Of manufacturing
tobacco, cigars, utensils and u,achin-
ey, and Also for the further purpose Of
selling tho tobacco, cigars, utensils,
and machiuery 60 to be msalufactufed
% Aforesaid. The amount Ofcapital
stock Of said compsny, 10 TO be one
hundr6d and seventy -nve thonsand dol
lars. That the term Of the existence Of
ssid company b to be fifty years. That
the number Of shares Of which said
capital stock is to consist, IL to be sev.
enteen hundred and 6tty. That the
number Of the trustees who shall man
age the c0ncerns Of said company for
the first yeas, IL mine, and the namss Of
such trustees 6fS Nathaniel Hands,
Moses II. Grinueli, Horace dfceiey,
Samuel w. Barnard, VIM. II. Tweed.
Henry C. Holiy, Henry Holdredxe,
Courtlandt Pallser, Jr., and Albert &.
Yeaton, and that the corporation q.
fatrs % said company are 20 be car
ried on I'M TIM city, county and
State Of New Ysrk.
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AN oPEN InrrBR 70 COL n n.
TPE 1R1n1DLE
From tie Iowa Voter.
MARION CoUNrY, Iowa, I
August 9th. 1872.

\
Il s.,4 MARION CoUNrY, Iowa,
August 21th. 1872.
Deor Cot,--As you are candidate
for Congress, il. is but reasonable that
the people Of the BiAth Iowa District.
should know where son stand now, Is
well as in the past.
You are, dear Col, the regular DEM
ocratic nominee: but what kind OF
Democrat are you? And what are the
principles you advocate? We know
where f6ti once stood when in the
dark days Of '61 you were war Dem
ocrat--hclped TO organize and eqtiip,
and led to the field. mn Iowa Regiment,
and as q Lieut.. Colonel, swOre most
Loyalty 10 lead us on to victory, against
the hosts of treason, who were then
marching against our National Capt.
tol-wherc you hope, dear Col, TO take
. seat in our next Congress. Yes, Col,
we recOl.ect how nobly You fulfilled
your promise, how you led the gallant
Sd Iowa Cav, At the battle Of Pea
Sidge--how you were wounded in
that charge, and how your face bears
that scar to-day, and will bear It 10
your dying hours witness Of your
perfidy.
DO you recollect, dear Colonel, how
you were furloughed home. leaving
your Regiment In the field, and how,
when yoN were sufficiently recovering
from that wound, you went about Civ
ing aid and comfort to the Anti War
party, doing all YOU could by word
and act 10 secure the election Of the
canditlates Of said party fighting every
war measure, and preventing in every
| manner possible, the success of the
Union cause and after this, when on
your way back TO us, you were wreck
ed on the steamer Acacia, below Mem
phis, in the Mississippi; and how the
very boys whom you had maligned
| when at home took you fi'om that float
ing wreck, saved yOu from watery
| grave, treated you with all the sympa-
thy and Kindness, set on foot plan
to raise means in your Regiment to
purchase and present 10 you sword
for your services at Pea Ridge, and
then how not dollar Of the money
subscribed for the purpose mentioned
could be collected, when Col. Bussey
-who had been making speeches for
\ NA1O IVY IA bNlcuuS Ill OuE iOSCNI 0tAtc--
returned to us and told what You had
been doing at home---thc position YOU
there took and the views you then
held? And how you suddenly disap.
peared from among us, threw up your
commission, left us most ungallantly--
deserted MS in our very hour Of need
those very hours of '6s, when every
loyal heart was depressed, and whei
every loyal hand was needed to up.
hold the cause and defend the flag
Yes, Colonel you left Us to fight the
in front, while y0a joined them in the
rear.
| Do YOU remember all these things
dear Col, and can. aud will YOU tel
| tho good loyal people Of the 9th Dis
trict. aud those war-worn comrades 0l
the Veteran 3dsIowa, who for foul
long years battled for the Union, e
what party you gave your influence