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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-13
LAIE8T MARK - L Z. .

NEW YORK. March l2-AIoney was tiaht in the fore
noon a gh as Ills per cent per day bat of
ttred freely az per cen, and closed abundant at per
cent. Sterling quiet ~ 1893 a $685.. Gold was very
ilm all Day At no. % li04 Loans @ per cent to Lie
pcrd for carrying. CieaTngS S!2NU00uO. Tie tire lsu
disbursed Sl,!4500 gold, mostly the empton OF
bonds. Governments steady. sta ebonls steady; Mis-
sOulis stronger Stocks he general list steddy
at the opening Erie active all day opened 3Gk
sold up 10 81 dow TO So. tncn gadualy advanced
ciOe, at 3s a. The market was tirmer in the af-
ternOon and u "a = per cent higher,
United states skies. 8. ...............ll5s
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-13

opportunity to talk against free institutions.
The men who organized the Fisk-Gould con-
spiracy to plumber the Erie corporation, would
have been buccaneers of the meanest description
if they had lived in the seventeenth century.
The methods of buccaneerilg have changed dur
ing the last two hundred years; but none of its
proceedings, from the beginning, have been
more villanous or more infamous than those Of
the New York Erie and Tammany rings. No
pirates ever deserved hanging more than the
chief managers of these rings, not to speak of
what is deserved by the lawyers and judges who
have upheld and defended their piracies.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-13

"CURIosITIEs OF ANIMAL LIFE.-"There can
be no doubt" writes Mr.. Darwin, Chat do ps
feel shame as distinct from fear, and sometime
very like mOdesty when begging TOO often roT
food. A great dog scorns the snallng of n little
dog, and this may be called maguanimitv
Several observers have stated that monkeys GER
tainly disliked being laughed M, and thew some
times invent imaginary oilenses In the 2oologi-
cal gardens | saw a balloon that always got into
a furious rare when its keeper took out letter
or book and read it aloud to him, and his rage
was so violent that, as ! witnessed one occasion
he bit his own leg until the blood flowed"
All animals feel wonder and many exhibit
curiosity, the latter quality atfordlng opportu-
NIFTY for hunters, in many parts of the world, to
decoy the game into their power The faculty.
OF imitation, so strongly developed in man,
especially in Il burbarOus state is present i'm
monkeys A certain bull-terrier OF our nc.
quaintance, when he wishes to 20 out of the
room, Jumps at the handle OF the door and
grasps 1t with his paws, although he cannot
himself turn the handle. Parrots also repro-
duce with wonderful fidelity the tones of diff
ierent speakers, and puppies reared by cats
nave been known to lick their feet and wash
their faces, after the manner of their foster
mothers. Attention and memory also are
present in the lower animals, and il is impos-
sible TO deny that the dreams of dogs and
horses show the presence OF Imagination, or
that a certain sort of reason Is also present
Animals also profit by experience, as any man
realizes who sets traps Inc Young are much
more easily caught than the old, and the adults
gain caution by seeing the fate Of those who
are caught Tools also are used by some Of the
higher apes. The chimpanzec uses a stone 10
crack nut resembling walnut, and the Abys-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-13

NEW YORK. March u. CotUOn unchanged: sales 1913
bales middling nplands 2!Ec Flour odil and heavy
western $3.50 "a $3.50; southern SG9 a 800 Wheat
dull heavy and nominal; No ring 81 8! q l,5j; No 2,
white Michigan Sl7O a l,SO Corn lower; sales $4,000
bush; new mixed western 81 a 67gc aioat closing at
We Oats shade 1ner; sales $500 bush ohio % "a
DC; WeSte 53e a. 15c. Beef quiet. Pork dull and low
er; new mess $50. Lard more active and heavy
steam rendered So a 99sc Butter in gOod demand.
Whskey heavy at SIC. Rice shade mer at IS q Sc,
Coffee nominal; RIO Is a zoe Alolas,es dull; New Or
leans 81 % 6jc, Spirit turpentine dull and heavy at 30
quiet; crude 3ac refined ~ @ 2471c. laow more &C
tive at so a Ono.
CHICAGO, March l2.-Flour duh and unchanged
Wheat Irregular; No spring Sl2lh a l,2lA. Corn
quiet and weak at 36H @l 36A for No IN xed Oats
No quiet at 3Jc Rye quiet ana unchangei Barley
no spring quiet at 5! O. 5jc Mes pork quiet and
steady Sll 65 "a llO. Lard active and lower 81 a.
She. Hams in pickle 4. q 9Ac green hams sold al I
Qg &C. Bulk meats nominal; shoulders a 44c; sides
Live hogs active and hrer at 40 a $50; dte sed @
steady and IN good demand at Is $40 Wbiskey dull
and steady at S4c Recepts-1OOO bbs 1our, 1000 bush
@diei ALUM bush corn SVOO bush oats, 100 bush rye,
2lO0 bush barley 1900 hogs Shpmt nts200l bbs -four
1000 bush wheat 1000 bush corn 5000 bush oats 1000
bush rye 5000 barley, 5000 hogs
CINCINNATI, March Il --Provisons dull and holders
anxious TO sell PORK offered at Sll5. Lard 81 a SIC.
Bulk meats 4Sc for shoulders ana a SIC for sides,
hogs hIm and scarce at S4j0 q $50; receipts 500. Wits
ky in far demand and advanced to Sic. To al number
OF hogs packed in the west this year 4S $685. last year
569025l average weight Of hogs about ID Of ard
10, less than last year
NEW ORLEANS, march l2.-Cotton nominal; mddlings
22e
WATERTowS March Il Beef cattle-receipts 3i9 head
thsre is more f1nness to the market and prices are
strong 70 last quotations; sales chOce AZ SlU p "a 1856
extra $40 6q $40; fl ST quality SS25 az 49,; second qul-
NY SI,25 20 So: third quality 1919 a. 10. Sheep and
mps-recelpts l5i head; the supply beng ligh de i
efs "a an opportunity 10 extend the prices tre from
$40.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-13

SIXTEEN YEARS OF suocEss.-In 1856 the now famous
MUSTANG LIsIMENT was first made known TO the pub
lie by an eXen.iye system of advertising, From that
time to the present. the dc mand for It has been steadily
Increasing, until it has taken he lead Of all embroca-
tons, lotions, ointments, and other external remedies
imported or domestic, ever introduced INTO the American
market. In the most celebrated racing and trotting
stables in the establishments OF Stage and city
panies and in the stables private gentlemen, it is the
only recognized for such diseases Of the horse
require outward treatment Nor is IL less valuable as
local Application for some Of the most distressing com
plants to which man is subject. rheumatism stiffness
oe the JOINTS neuralgia sore throat tumors wens ear
ache, toothsche. yield to its pansubdung, counter
iant properties and burns scalds and arc heaed
with incredible rapidiiy under It's operation.
mis- deOp3tNwlw
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-13

IT is rare thing that physicians give any counter
ance to u medicine, the manufacture of which a
cret About the only exception we know Off Johasoas
Akodyne LiaimeHt This we believe, all endorse.
and many of them use it in their practice with great
success.
Persons requiring purgatives pills should be caerul
what they buy Some pulls not only cause gripping
pains, but leave the bowels in torpid costive state.
Parsons PUgatipe Pins will relieve the bowels and
ciease the blood without injury to the system.
mil deo6NwIw
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Five Per Cent. per Annum
allowed for Money on call. L. A. GOODNOW,
aus diff First National Bank.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-10-19
LmRDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1872.
Tue CANVASS.

;r.-s CENTRAL Executive Con-
ts~rr REPUBLICAN, PARrr OF La. =
jSSpsaiSbe II. 1879.
,.,tenant Governor .Pinckback, Col
T;sjd, and other distinguished speak
ii; address the people Of Louisiana
i. POLITICAL issues Of the dsy, both
nd National, at the following time
s% sss,' Sept. 80, Sla,ksville,, Av,oyelle..
Tslpeslay, Oct. :, Trinity, Cetahoula.
Mdav, oct. 4. Black Hawk, Concordia.
s,rrisy, Oct. 5, vidalis, CondQsdie.
yuday, Oct, Z, ", Jnssph, aensas.
hsdsy, Oct. 8, DeltASs Madison,
Mday, Oct, II, FloSa,SC Carroll
H. 0jrt. -. Lake Providence. Carroll.
sa., oct. Is, Convent, St. James.
su,s., Oct. II, at G. H. st. Johns.
iid.y, Oct. Is, at c. b. St. Charles.
Il. oct, 10, Jesuits Bend, Plaquemiues.
y. r. PACKARD, ~
nsidsut State ExecutivsU Committee. e.
IN, DEKIYsE. Secretary.
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The Science Of Health. :
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A NEW INDEPENDENT HEALTH MONTHLY.
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Devoted to the preservation and zsstcra-
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Health is the great want of the age. It
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ton, aud the race. Healtl, is long life;
Disease is prsmntprs death. Health lie.
ve|ops body, mind and soul; Disease
dwarfs and paralizes all. To educate the
people in the Science of Life, which in
cludes all that +. lates to Preserving Health,
and to the Art Of Treating Disease without
Medicine, is the Object and purposes OF
this now Health journal. ! . -
THE SCIENCE OF HEALTH will aim
to Disseminate throughout tho world a
knowledge Of Hygenic principles. 1t will
not be the organ sof: any person. business,
or institution, but an earnest teacher Of
the Laws Of Life and Health. ~"@7
THE SCIENCE OF HEALTH will be
TIE exponent Of al know. means by which
Health, Strength, Happiness, and Long
Life may lie obtained, By using and 'rcsu-
latang those agencies vitality relatod to.
Health and the treatment IF Disease, in.
Guiding Air. Light, Temperature, Bathing,
Diet, Clothing, Exercise, Rest Sleep. and
all normal agents ana hygisnic materials.
TERMs.-Pablished monthly 1t So co
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IN extra copy to agent. We. are, offering
the most liberal list Of Premiums. LOCAL
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missions given. Address all letters to-
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NOTICES OF THE PRESS.

. NOTICES OF THE
Harper's Bazaar contains, besides pic
tu-es, patterns, etc, a variety Of matter
Of especial use and interest to the family;
articles on health. dress, and housekeep-
ing in all its branches; its editorial. matter
is specially a3aptsd to tho circle it il in
tended to interest and instruct; Ind it has,
besides, good stories and lterury matter
Of merit. II is not surprising that the
Journal. with such features, has achieved
in . short time IN in,monse success; for
something Of its kind vas desired in
thousands Of families, and it, publish n
have filed Tie demand: The young lady:
who buys . single number Of Haspcr's
Bazaar is made e. sabaerihos f< ita.-Nep
Kork Evening Post '.s S"sS-
The D.z>r- is excellent. Like all tie
periodicals. which the Hsrpers publish, it
il almost ideally we'll edited, and the clasi:
Of readers for whom it is iatended-th..
mothers and daughters in average fam.
ilas-eannot but profit by its good sens
and good tasts, which, 70 havesno douot,
arc today making very many homes hap.
der than they may havo been before the
women began taking Lessons in personal
and household and social management
from ass@gosaaasa1ed mentor.-YK The Nd
ton, N. 7. Sss
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TorshIight Possessions.

Fe heartily indorse the sugges-
d that the violence CAUSED by
aical PROFESSIONS shall be pre-
p!l by suspending political pro-
mons altogether. These are
tsenseless performances. They
at march till doomsday, and
y would not turn a single vote,
y are more attempts to display
abers. They amount to nothing
fa, for but q small portion of
hs party will turn out to march
nnd tho streets. One parade is
Imply 8 challenge to the other par
, Nnrads.& Morethan this grows
Hdthess professions. The very
that they are display Of force
sup bAi1 blood. Tsl y exhibits ''llill
Min counter cheers by the by
nasrs for the opposing candi-
s. These are hissed az out in
EIsces Of tho marches, and are
ksled to be 9 taunt or 4 chal-
&. II quietly received. the out
ts assume that they ace crowd.
uurse the Law snds The police can
h no offense ofsa cheer by o by
aaer for OH opposing candidate,
Me face of a procession. But it
snsrally meant fora provocation,
It is very apt to work that way,
Vt, bring on collisions. !
ltsrc arc many other incidents
aesa affairs that leadsto VIOLENCE.
number Of killings are made
fngh this at every general cleo
1t is timesto put a stop to.the
Ealty list of Cincinnati elections
ABANDONING these senseless pro-
hons Cincinnati Ga
{ ~ . . a -. - - Il
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LIMOS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
= THE ONLY DIRECT ROUTE
FROM # ~

THE SOUTH TO CHICAGO,
And I'LL points North and East vie Chicago.
This Route Is ON 100 to $50 Milos
Shorter and 1ro1a g ia. "a hours Quicker
than any other to Chicago.
"a No Change. :ot. Cars from. Cairo 70. Chi
cage. Only u change to Niagara Falls,
New York and Boston IL fIa sEf%"g
The Illinois Central Railroad is tho only
Direct Route from the South to st, Louis,
andtall zpointsfWest via st, Louis.
This route is 80 miles shorter than any
other to st. Louis. J Sze~.@~5 y @F
No c~hangazof cars homeCeiros to ST.
Louls.
81 .tErourh. tickets and ri information,
apply - ihetN. e. J.f&aGsN !. Il n. Tickle.
Office, corner Camp aud Co4mc,. streets
nhAer the City Hotel; and at tho principal
ticket Offices throughout the South.
$50 {. +. IONGLEY,'
General Southern Passenger Agent,
New O1leaus.
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Yoaz ScBrxISG.-It is said that
Democrats propose to print
), State ticket with GRASr and
1sny prominently placed on it,
Immediately f~ollowing,theG Gree
aul Brown electors, aud the
Snsry State ticket. This is t.
ss and deceive ignorant colored
b Who arc supposed to believe
kgthiug must be right if GnANr
|nus are on the ticket Colored
h beware Of this!
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By spssialrssolution, G. Casanaye, Esq.
member Of The National Rcpublican Ex
ecutive Committee, was declared a, men.
beg Of the COMMITTEES. a. Qoseio. -
J. sion,motion of Nj. Halstsad, il ~as or
dsfea that = Sub-E1ecusive Committee
shall be formed to consist Of tho Ffrst Vice
pxesident,w who shall b ths chairman, and
ton members appointed by tAs President
Of the State Committee. t.E4r
On motion Of sNr. Ingrahansi it was Or.
deredstha . Finance COMMITTEES she'll be
formed to consist Of seven members, ap-
pointed in like maner a. the sub-commit-
to-, together with the treasurer, who shall
be . member er e6scio.
On motion Of Mr.. Ingraham. the Prssi-
dent Of tho COMMITTEES vas made men,
Der q, eddseio Of the Sub-Execntive and FL
nance Committees.
On motion, IT Mr.. Herwie, the Second
Vice President was made . member ez
o0fcio Of the Sdb-Exseutivs COMMITTEES.
The c.nvassing and Naturalization Com
r~nittses previously chosen by the Joint
SSub-Exccutive Committees.
The Committees ar, d. follows:
sun:Exxcrr1vE coxsurT1E .
r. B. s. Pinchback, Chairman;
J.Hsu1iDurch,H II. g. Dlbbis, G. W. Lowell
". B. Barnet Jas. n LnSrahana, .Crsash,
J. L. Herwig, J. p. Murphy, G.. F. Laid,
Wm. Weeks, 8. B. Packard, Joha Ray,
FINANCE COMMITTEES. f-E
James F. Casey, Chairman;
D. =. youbert, G. z. Hslstoad, A.. J. sypher
L. Courcellc, Q. A. Rice, A. D. Harris
A. X. johnson, J. W. Quinn, 8.B.Packard
It, Felix. 0Asanave.
seas = ~cASvA1sINa COMMITTEE. -
C. +. GlAudin, lat Dist. b. F. Joubert II Dist.
J.H. 1ngrahani, I'd Dist. ]. =. Murphy I'd Dist.
S.B.Paekard, 5M Dist. A. k.Johnson, 9Th Dist.
~s~4 NATURALIZATION coMnrrTBK.
James H. IngrahAm, Chairman; ]. p.
Murphy, w. B. Barrett ....
BY order of the COMMITTEES:
s. B. PACKARD. President.
I. ". DE- KLrN1. Secretary.
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in the English language than appear per
petually in Harms MAoAzrsk. They
are read with oqulintcsest and atistac-
sion by boys Of every grade from eighteen
to eighty. Its scientific papers, while SUI
~iciently profound to demand the attention
of the learned, are yet admirably adapted
to the popular understanding, and design
Ell a. much to dif5use correct information
concerning current scientific discovery as
it could be If it wss tho organ Of the so
cisty foz the Diffusion Of Useful Know1-
edge" Tho great design Of HAapER's is
to give corroct information and rational
amusement to the great masses Of the pso-
pie, There are few intelligent American
families in which H!..R1xR's MAaA11SE
would not be an appreciated and highly
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Epqland Homestead
Il jxcue Of the Wonaars Of iourna6sm-.
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JEW ORLEANS, MOBILE : TEXAS
RAILR o. AaD.

~ xg d Id ~ OttIsD.
cHxSoE q SCHEDULE.
On and .ttsE N2EDAIa 4gs, !! l.. 3s ;;a!l 1. ::
7:aoa: {. hxrREs AND Nan, Dali, :ar
Mobile 1naiskegular intermediate
stations; arrives at Mobile At 900
- ;%"# ?, y. sHs = i=ss l~~= 90.
100 A.,x.. COAST ACCOMMODATIONS, Daily
except Sundays, for Ocean Springs
\. = =. and Intermediates regular safa rag
Stations; arrives at Ocean Springs
$40 :. n. FAST EXPRESS. Daily, ter. no
m1c-vi1 stop only At Rigblete,
Bay st. Louis, rass Christian, Mis-
sisaippi City. Biloxi. Ocean SPRING.
p arrive at Mobile at 1850 F. N.
A fast Express Train will leave Mobile daily
at 100 \. H., stopping only At stations named
far Fast Express from New Orleans; and H.
rive 1T New Orleans at 7:15A 4. X. :
The Coast Accommodation Train, return
ing daily, except Sundays, will leave ooaan
Springs at $40 A. H., and arrive at New Or
The E1prcss and Mail, Train, Daily. viii
Leave Mobile at 1880 :. n, arriving at New
MrTickets sold at Offices corner Mase::no
aud Natcl,oz and CORNER Of Camp and Com
mon streets. Milcago Tckets--goed for
families and f1rms--5M miles for $40, and
1000 miles for $50 ARE sold at the. Ticket
ot6cc. s@2s#.sf. = s@GE%=f<&
: :ea-Ihrough Freight Trains run lailSss, ex-
cept Sundays, luo.n:ng and venting to aud
dirod street, and through bi's 81 hiding
~, @. y. R:.RAY1.FX,
General Superintendent.
a,g+ ~. >8#.@. ss4EHAAsLE1XQH
General Freight and Passenger Agent.
Sc 4. WHITNEY 4 CO.goEsLsS Ia ~
General !Agents.
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INEaUMEaaEcuoN.
raouA1xlf1t6sk 81 mi R Hoyrsso

J / l.. aekEz otIQpn1A11, ! " r.
Ex1cu11vE D1RA1rkK2n.
Nex Orleans, Aug. 81, ls72.j
W1ERxAs, By law It IL made the duty Of
tho Governor Of the state 70 issue his procla-
nation At least SIX weeks before any general
election for officers Of the stase, members Of
Congress, Prssidentiai electors, Senators, and
Representatives in tho Legislature, parish
o1aesrs, etc; i 81
Therefore, !, H.yQ. Warmoth, Governor Of
the State Of Louisiana, do issue this my pro.
clamataDn, ordering ejscttons to take plscs
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LOUISIANA DIVISION st~,
: -.ss ssg Offs & .s1.aa.
NEW. ORLEANS. MOBILE. AND TEXAS
RAILROAD.

TRAINS sc4 1qsALo:osvH1.E,
Leave New Orle ans at........... San.
Arrive at Donallsonvile at....... 1915 noon
Leave Donaldsonvilc at......... If. M.
Arrive at New Orleans at......... z:IO r. n.
~" Freight received ara tickets cold at
Station of Mobile Division.
So. G. ". Il. BAYLEY,
General Superintendent.
..t.- ~. g. A. WHITNEY b 40,
General AEsutc.
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sE1~A4HtHoADS.
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IMPORTANT TO TIE

1 EIf1[{fLnoxrpt
Oh and ifteff March p, 1877,
PALACE SLEEpIHG CARS
will lc.ve the depot, foot Ct Canal street.
daily, at 5 r. NJ, running, through via Mct:l0
and Chic Railrc.d,, totl1ez5tiaR, Misa..
making close connection for.Hslzna aal East.
ern points. For further fnfornstion 9
Though tickets, apply At ticket pf5ce. u. o.
STR. r., corncr Canpand ConnIaohntree:s
Gen. Pass. Agent, ii. L q. II. II.
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OUR AGENTS. I
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lsrIcIaSa John A. Washinst6n.
sa.xt. Concorfia; Parish; Hon. g.
w. Alsxandria; Antoine Il Stertstt,
I.so,+. A. c. ruth, Carroll Parish.
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!sS9ICT Of COLUMBIA*Ja James
sn,.sn. Washington City.
!I}Sola Lewis B. White, Chicago.
stfCCKY:-Dr. 3. 4. Green, Lofts.
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