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WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. 26.--The following
cases were before the southern claims commits
sion to-day
Hon. Baltic Peyton of Gallatin, Tennessee, a
distinguished member of congress during Presi-
dent Jackson's administration. This claim is
for nearly $4,000. Gen. George 2. Este, OF
Washington, testified as to his loyalty.
Mrs. Charlotte E. Read, widow of Jno. d.
Read Of Falls Church, Virginia, who was taken
from his home in that village during midnight
raid by Mosby's guerrillas and carried thirteen
miles from his house, where he was shot, his
body being recovered and brought home by his
little daughter, ten years old, assisted only by
her aunt. The claim amounts to nearly $4,000
for property taken by the Union army.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-28
General Political Intelligence.

New YORK, Oct. 27.--The chairman of the
democratic state executive committee has issued
an address calling upon the democrats to arrest
all parties attempting bribery in the election.
The national democracy have made the fol.
lowing nominations: Mayor, John McCool
Judge of supreme court, John McKeon judge
of superior court, James G. Spencer.
Oliver Charlck, president of the Long Island
railroad and delegate TO the Baltimore conven.
ton, has resigned his place ON the Tammany
general committee and supports Hayemeyer for
maVOr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-28

using liniment consisting of one ounce of tur.
pentine, one ounce of harsthorn and two ounces
of sweet oil, shaken we'll and applied TO the jaws
aud throat of the horses affected.
OF the many remedies that are being pub
lished, it is unsafe TO use any of them until one
who is familiar with the different horse diseases
has been consulted, as an inexperienced person
may, by attempting TO relieve his horse, iniure
more than benefit him.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-28
Overflow Of the RiverlPo-nnnv Person,
Drowned.

ROME, Oct 26.-rhe floods on the banks OF
the river Pc, caused by the overflow Of the
waters Of that stream, have not yet abated
Many persons have been drowned, aud vast
amount of property destroyed. The Italian
minister Of public works. who has gone to tine
scene OF destruction, is experimenting the work
Of relieving the distressed
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-28

a subject of remark. G. F. Stone the teacher,
has resigned his position because member of
the committee objected to his taking a half.
days ramble in the woods with his pupils in
school hours, and the school is just now with
out teacher.
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Cunning SwindIc.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, Oct. 26.--Fletcher Mills,
for twelve years clerk in the office of the Della
ware Safety fire insurance company here, has
been arrested as delauter He has issued
s43, 900 worth of fraudulent certificates of the
scrip Of the company, and these he had placed
with the genuine ones so that all could receive
the signatures of the officers of the company
On the SAB, 900 issued he realized S850OO aud
the property he has restored to the company
will only bring about $4,000. His operations
extend back to 1869, and were cunningly con
cealed by the manipulation of the profit and
loss account of the company
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GrInI,.

SALT LAKE, Oct. 27.-Gen. Maxwell the add
ministration candidate Tor congress, served
Apostle Conner yesterday with a notice that he
would contest the election on glonnds of lille
gaty. Among the reasons for contesting the
election are the voting Of aliens and minors, and
those living in open and recognized polygamy,
in violation of the laws of congress, the throw
ing out of the gentle vote, and general inlor.
malities of election. Testimony will be taken
in the case in few weeks.
An unusually severe snow storm prevails here
TO daV,
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PcrsomnI reIcgrnms.

Charles Sumner has returned to London from
Paris, with health improved.
Hon, Geo. 5. Boutwell, addressed a republican
meeting in Jersey City Saturday night.
Minister Washburn says he came from Paris
toyOte for Gen. Grant and take part in the cam
pai9n, and shall return to France as soon q,
possible.
George Bancroft American minister to Ger
many, has left Berlin for Italy. He expects to
remain in that country a month, and before re-
turning to his post Of duty at Berlin will visit
Egypt.
Lieut.. VIM. w. h. Hades, L. S. n, Of Massa.
chusetts, has been ordered to the Worcester, the
tag ship OF the North Atlantic station. Ensign
n. j. X. Patch Of Massa chusetts is detached
from the Worcester and pl aced ON sick leave
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-28

WASHINGTON, d. C., Oct. 2S--1 A. M.--Prob.
abilities: The barometer will rise, with clearing
weather and northweStery winds, over the
lower lakes and New England, with occasional
rain; for the middle states, clear, cool weather
and norhwesterly winds; in the south Atlantic
and gulf states, clear weather and variable
nortlerly TO Southcry winds; in the northwest
and thence to Michigan and the lower Ohio
valley, partly cloudy weather to the Mississippi
and SouthGrlv to easterlv Winds
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-28

BALTIMORE, Md, Oct. 26.-The western ex-
press on the Northern Central railroad, last
night, ran into landslide about three miles
this side of York, Pa. The engine, baggage
and express cars were thrown from the track,
engineer killed and fireman badly injured.
None OF the passengers were injured. The track
was o1structed four hours
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A Boston Wan Down with the Wors
Rispgsg.

BosToN, Oct. 26,-The first known and au-
thcntic case Of horse distemper in a human be-
ing occurred in this city to-day. Russell White,
driver of engine No. 4, while attending his
horse was suddenly taken with the disease, and
was conveyed to his home. He had all the
symptoms Of coughing, running at the nose and
ewes, and general feycrish debility
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-28

| HAVANA, Oct. %, via KEY WEST, Oct. %
| One thousand insurgents attacked the town of
| GulSa on the 18th inst. and burned fifty houses.
| The government troops encountered and re-
| pulsed the inSuI gents. Seven Of the latter and
| three Spanards killed.
Pepio Gonzales has killed the insurgeut
| Ipnlpr NuirpZ
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G0urtester 9atlp Spp.
CITY NEWS.


The republican senatorial convention for this
district is called for Tuesday evening.
The city council will hold a regular meeting
this evening at halEpast seven.
The annual meeting of the Peoples club is
called for tonight Business of special interest
will be brought up.
The flag raising at Grant square which was to
have occurred this evening, has been postponed
until Friday evening.
The executive committee of the Grant and
Wilson club will meet for important business at
+. P. Goulding's office, this evening.
A notice Of Importance to members of the
State and City Guards is published this morn
ing.
In the central district court Saturd ay Robert
Douglas paid a fine of So and costs, James Wal
lace one OF So and costs, and Patrick O'Brien
one of 81 and costs for drunkenness.
The first of coulse of three lectures on
Characters Of humor in Shakespeare" will be
given Tuesday evening, by Rev. John Weiss, at
Lyccum hall, Foster street.
AT the annual meeting of the grand com
mandery Knights lemplar Of Massachusetts and
Rhode Island, held in Providence on Friday,
John Dean of this city was reelected Junior
grand warden.
The races which were announced TO take place
at the driving park Saturday afternoon, were
postponed on account Of the rain. They viii
take place on Wednesday if the weather be
favorable
The anniversary meetings of the Baptist de-
nomination Of this state will be held at Clinton
tomorrow Tuesday, at 10 O'Clock a. NJ, to con-
tinue three days. Free return railway passes
will be granted to all attendants.
A man named John Sullivan, living at Quin.
sigamond, accidentally fell into the canal on
Ellsworth street about nine o'clock last evening
and was severely injured. 1t was very dark at
the time, Several of his ribs were broken, and
he received internal injuries of painfnl nature
Three men, one dressed as priest, have been
selling pictures in Clinton professedly for the
purpose of raising money for the convent of
Notre Dame in this city. They are doubtless
the same persons who obtained money in the
same manner in South Worcester a few days
ago.
The delegates from ward five, whose names
were omitted on Saturday morning, arc to the
senatorial convention, D. w. Haskins, A. Z.
bulSl, NdtudIt w nllti 10 tHG representative
convention, j, S. Perry, ], G. Newton, Z, A.
Thwing. The caucus was organized with W, H.
Larkin chairman and D. W. Haskins secretary.
The Grant and Wilson flag which the colored
citizens Of Worcester proposed to raise from the
Bay State House to Flagg's Block, will be raised
across Exchange street from the Bay State
House, next Friday evening. William A. GiIe,
Charles A. Merrill, and j. A. Titus, we are told,
Will be the speakers.
The democratic meeting in Washburn hall on
Saturday evening was thny attended, owing,
probably, to the storm. Hon. W. A. Williams
presided, and addresses were made by T. L.
Murray, Esq, and Major NJ. j. McCaflerty, urg-
ing the importance of naturalization Mayor
Very, who was in the hall, was called upon
and spoke briefly upon campaign issues.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-28

ANOTHER FATAL AccIDENT-Daniel Nc
Farland, man about 35 years old, was killed
by the engine Of the Springfield passenger train,
at about halfpast one O'Clock Saturday after
noon, between Cambridge street and Sutton's
lane. He was walking on the track in com
pany with another man, and stepped from one
track to the other TO avoid a passing freight
train. He was probably blinded by the smoke
of the freight train, and did not perceive his dam
ger until too late. The engine struck him be
low the knee breaking both legs and throwing
him forward with such force as to fracture his
skull. lie died almost Immediately. The
body was taken TO the undertaking
rooms of Mccarthy S Carroll, where
Coroner J. Marcus Rice held an inquest
later in the afternoon. The following gentlemen
were jurors at the inquest: Benz. Lewis, fore
man; ID. G. Smith, II. 5. PrentiSs, Job G.. Law
ton and Charles Bowen. The verdict returned
was in accordance with the above facts, and
eXoneratcd the railroad company from blame.
The deceased was a mule spinner by trade and
leaves wife and three children residing on
Lafayette street.
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
70 TEE wORCEsTER DAILY aPE
The Horse Disease.

Business Blocked in New Work No
Horses Even for FnneraIs-NO Horse
CarS-Fhe Books and Piers piled up
With FrcishI-spread of the Disease.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-28

The MILITARY VIsIT.-The members of the
Springfield City Guard will arrive in this city at
twenty-five minutes past nine tomorrow morn
ing. At the depot they will be received by the
different military organizations of this city and
march direct to Elm park, where all will unite
in a grand target shoot. At the conclusion of
the target shoot, the visitors will be escorted to
the Bay State house, where they are TO cat their
anniversary dinner. In the afternoon grand
street parade will take place, followed by re-
ception in Armory hall in the evening. The
Armory band of Springfield will accompany the
Springfield Guards, and the Worcester brass
band is to furnish the music for the local organ
izations AT the conclusion of the reception in
Armory hall, the visitors will leave by special
train for Springfield.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-28

VOTERS, ATTENr1oNI-It is very important
for all who have right to vote to see that their
names are properly entered on the voting lists
These lists can be seen at the city hall, and also
in the different wards, as follows: Ward one at
E. D. Bufington's drug store ward two at the
store corner Of Prospect and Summer streets;
ward three at David Scotts drug store; ward
four at Stephen Taft s, Sons, 1871 Front street
ward five at S. D. Houghton's, 1913 Park street;
ward six at A. J. Stearns, corner Main and
Park streets; ward seven at Cady & Hendricks,
corner Main and Austin streets; ward eight at
the post office.
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ATenement of Seven Rooms,


On waldo street, suitable Flour and GRAIN Groceries,
Provision or Manufacturing purposes; also, chambers
over the same to responsible parties. The above will
leased for term of years Also, shop with 20X6O
feet on Cypress St. also shop suitable for carpenter or
other mechanical business Foster street INQUIRE Of
A. X. RICHMOND and b, l. PEABODY.
nh
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$4,000 50. IT, floor, and exceed 75-horse pow
e rent IN amount 10 suit and adapted to any kind OF
mln,1Idctulng This desirable room and powerwll be
rented very low. Tenements convenient nlenty and
cheap. For information call upon or address
l.. ID, IiAYER & CO.,
So MLI LArnn stni.
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n IVIl Q T nv II1N ENIE To MIMI
~ Nov LIST. Nine rooms, with ample closet and
store room; also, stable IL deared. Rent with
stable, $3.50; without stable, $3.50 Apply the premi-
ses; No. II Hollywood ST. to C. f. GREEN
OILS diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-28
EVO LET - Furnished lodging rooms,

'eNo LET-in Crompton's Block, Mechanic
ST. rooms OF various sizes on secoua third and fourth
uours suitable for Offices manufacturing purposes and
suCeN rooms. This new ana elegant block Is centrally
located Wllhm Jew rods Of Main ST. and the Dep0ts 1t
IN the business centre OF the city and is atted uD with
~ rue modern improvements, making il the most
IesIaDe locations for business In Worcester For terms
anu further particulars inquire of
GEO. CROMPTON
leeO dit CrOmptOn Loom Morks Green At
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q TENEMENTS no RENT-One of

Two LET.-A Shop, to let, No. IVA South.
bridge ST. ITO feet long, ~ stories high and cellar
under all building; large windows all round the build
tngi will make a very good Boot and Shoe Shop Rent
ow. Apply at No. li6 Southbridge st. dtf lad
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-02-10

Sold OUT.-Mr. George w. Stocks
dale has sold out his WHITEHALL Estab-
lishment in Carroll Street to Mr..
Lovelace Gorsuch, of Carroll county.
The latter will take possession about
the lst of March, and continue to sup
ply the public with fre*h fish, Oysters
and all the delicacies of the season.,
Mr.. Washington Augustus Hahn will
continue to peddle the surrounding
districts of country.
A CHANGE.-Mr. Josiah S. Martin
is about disposing OF all his stoves
hardware, tinware, etc. at public auc'
ton, to devote his whole time to the
Confectionery, Oyster and Ice Cream
business. He is going to fix up 4 neat
room for the especial accommodation
of the Ladies. Mr. Martin is an en-
ergetic young man, aud intends ina
there shall be no such words as "fall
or "cant" in the lexicon of his ne"
business management. HIS store OF
Water street is always crowded.
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BADLY HUnr.-One day last week, Mr.
John Lamon, of Middletown vaiiey, IN
Frederick county, had several OF his rlOs
''o [Fi'ederck Union.
M,NrryuE IIosrIrAL.-The newly ap-
nointcl Board of Trustees of Montcvue
Hospital, qualified on Monday last, ana p or
ganized by electing Charles IL. II eeier rres-
ident, and John Reiisnider, Ircasurer r.,
The old Board was represented by Mr..
Cornelius Stalcy, late Treasurcr,who trans
fcrrcd the property of the Institution to the
new Board, after which the following ap,
pointmcnts were made: SulM14"tende"'
George p. Rcmsbcrg; Physician, DR.. Thorn
as J. Dunolt; Engineer, Jerome Pampell
+ F,ptlertck ELtnuHcr
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Dcafh.;.

On the :,d instant, in Sabillasville, GEO.
II. WORD, aged 81 years months
and days.
The deceased was very much respected
and esteemed hv all who knew him. lie
was very much afflicted from the amp",a-
ton of his left arm which occurred ~ the
battle of Cedar Creek. He suffered amos,
constant main from its effect. lie enlisted
ne n soldier in the month Of September.
1862 and continued in the service untll
lime 1865. when he was discharged from
the service He served in Co. ID. 9th kr@'
of Nd. Volunteers, End was attached 10 ,he
6tb Corps He assisted in all the battles.
from the Wilderness until the army reach
ed CITY Point and Petersburg. ne also
served as one of the School Commission crs
OF Frederick county well qualiflcd tor .he
most, and very DESTROYS to assist IN the I'M
provemcnt of our Public Schools, but was
prevented from carrying out his wiSheS on
account of his painful Affections, especially
during the past year. He leaves bro'''ers,
sisters a wife, and five children to mourn
his loss His remains were followed to the
Reformed Cemetery by II large c"nronfSe
of friends. ncighbors and acquaintance
The occasion was improved by Rev n. r.
GilLs from the text recorded III lialah ~
-6-S
On the 4th instant. in Boxers Valley
Bnckevstown District, pa NlEL +. 80, 81 ~
KER, aged 80 years 10 mont rs ana =,
DAYS, Funeral services hy Rev, DR. p'ehI
and John *. Nelson.
On the o6th u!timo, in Liberty. ANNA
u I'TKEFEli only daughter o. franriS
& and Elizabeth Unkcfcr, aged 90 years "
months and days.
On the goth ultimo, LEWIS Is Blk,
NER, son If Charles A. and' CAT har,h, -
Bruncr aged year 10 months ana "'N'
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-02-10
DRIV SALE.

THE SUBSCRIBER offers at Private
Sale desirable Town Property, situated
on South Water street, Mcchanicsto"n,
Int n few doors from the Square.
The improvements, in part, consist oi u
a. good substantial TWO SIOk1
A. weathcr-hoardcd dwelling, convr-
lL1 nicntly divided into five toolns'
with porch and pantry in rear Also q
good workshop attached, fronting on sa'1
Water street never falling well OF good
water, with pump on porch Spring;-housr
smollc-housc, good hakc-oven, with lar.
shed, good log stable, wood shed, and o'nrr
necessary out buildings. y lot OF choice
apple, peach, plum, pear, and ounce trees,
lust beginning to bear. a good garden
and several varieties of grapes IN g"ou
herring condition. This property Is III
rood order and conveniently situated mas
last recently been repaired, and is nut u
few doors from the Square. Cen upon the
subscriber, and he will take pleasure IN
showing the above premises. Price ana
terms easy. I,,rrc,,p
feb 3 iw* I, j. Nhfh''Eh'
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Rev. John X. Nelson, of the U. B:
Church, Pastor in Mechanicstown, will
leave on Monday for Edinboro, She,
nandoah county, Virginia, to attend
the Virginia Annual Conference OF
that denomination, which meets on
the 18th instant.
The many friends of Brother Nelson
in these parts, where he has MADE
lasting testimonials, will regret ms
removal to another Circuit, but as IT
is q rule of the Brethren Church to
change preachers every two years they
will have to acquiesce in the arrange
ments.
ANOTHER CoNCERT.--Wc. understand
that n Concert in turthcrance OF the oul'o-
inr of the Episcopal Chapel in this place
viii be held at Gills' Hall solne~time III
April.
C9s- The farm of the late John liar
baugh Of c., deceased, near Sabiiasvll'c,
containing 204 acres, more or less, was re:
ccIilv sold at Public Sale and purchased
by Israel WiIliar at $500 per acrc-con
sidcrcd cheap property.
~ Mr.. Val. IIarlaugh, Stock raise
and iIotrl Keeper, Sabillasvillc, intends tt
give fac Dinner on st. Valentines Day
Mr. Placidc and friends intend to be pres
sent. The birds will mate, and the rah
bits and i;rcs run in couples and pairs OF
Cupiu's day. All the admirers OF "Ol,
Val" will be there. Pleasant trip to Sabil
: lasvilc
Ieat"We We're rcjoiced on last Thurs
dav to see the face of Ny, Josiah Ar
, Their, of Circlevillc, Ohio. Mr.. a. j
. on visit to his parents in this plac"
, and we are happy to say bears mark
of excellent health.
FRESH SHAD AND HERRING
George W. Stocks'lale has served hi
customers with fresh shad and her
, ring from TIE Southern waters.
rsn- Next Monday the Teachers Q
t tie .rublic Schools from all Districts {
the county meet at Frederick Dun
ING the week the schools will be close,
. t43- Real estate in EmmilShurg is ~!
Dlrcialiny in value.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-02-10

ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
Bernard Colliilowcr, In the orphans
Frederick lIankry, Court for Frcd'r,rR
Executors of Jacob County. December
Gclnand, deceased. { Term, 1871.
\RDERED " the Orphans Court Thu
! Jo3l day of january 1872, That tie sale
of Tie Real Estate Of Jacob Gcrnand, Lat,
of Ere, ,rrick Cuuu,y, deceased, reported
wv Br.narl CuliIlowcr and frrdrrlch
lllnkrv, Executors. an filed ,hi, day, To
ro,;li,, an confirmed, unless cause I" ne
contrary lr shown on or before the IN
,lay Of February, 1872: provided cory o.
this or!rr he published for l.'rrr NrrNH u,
~,r,rs>ion in s"ac nrw>i'"r, + in frchtrr'
Cvmtv. prryio t, said Ga.t.
'Ihr Executes further rel OFT re sac a.
the Real Eei to, situate, lyin- AMI hri, : II
Fred, rick County, State of NArN'anu 1"'
IN. gross s.,m of Twelve llu.lrrd an'
Tncn,y.tiyr Do!l?r, C;l2-i.oo)
True Copy .
rest s G. CNCNiN.
I.ry,tcr of V, HI for Ere derrick Go.
ian 2,.3w
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-02-10
IMPROVED LADIES'
Friend Washing Machine.

vI>lIE subscriber having obtained Pa
|. tent for the above Machine ON the E9th
of last August, 1871, is now prepared to
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anywhere within the States OF Maryland
PENNSYLVANIA and Virginia. And also to
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State Territorial rights for the sale Of the
same.
The merits of this Machine above all
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can he washed indiscrimnatrly without
much lalmr-washiny the clothing clear
and without any hard rubbing or tear I"
the garments. ,,:
rEsa. Recommendation of this Machine
will appear next week. ,v
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town by join ~. NE'"7'->'
7 jan 2:-tf