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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-23

The New York board of steam navigation is
impatientiy urging the government to remove
the scow which General Newton has anchored
at hell Gate TO aid his operation in deepening
the channel there. They think to enforce their
petition by showing that no less than twenty
three large steamers and as many smaller ones,
besides two hundred sailing vessels at least,
pass daily to and from New York through this
passage, all of which, as they claim, are more or
less incommoded by General Newton's scow.
This is very much as if the people of a busy city
should petition the mayor to remove at once the
| temporary distractions to travel uuavoidably
| occasioned by widening a street too narrow for
the demands of traffic. Gen. Newton is en-
gagged in a great engineering work, the object
of which is TO remove all the difficulties of that
intricate and dangerous channel, and there is no
doubt of his ultimate success. His plans and
their execution thus lar are the admiration of
foreign engineers who have examined them. 1t
is a wreIchedly narrow and short-sighted policy
which prompts the New York navigators to ask
for the removal of a comparatively insignificant
obstruction at the risk of continuing nlefnite-
ly the great natural difficulties of the passage
The New York Tribune has received some
light on the growth of parties They are not
manufactured, it has now learned, by politi-
clans out of employment nor, it might have
added, by ambitious editors of independent
journals" but grow from the wants of the day.
It would have saved the Tribune's editor some
disappointment and humiliation if he had
learned this lesson earlier, but that he has
learned it at all is evidence of more docility than
many people would have given him credit for
Quiet he considers the great political want at
present The people are weary of controversy,
of mutual recrimination and strife No doubt
great many people are weary of it, especially
those who, after fighting ferceY with such
weapons as honorable men are unwilling to use,
find themselves beaten. But, after ALL contro-
versy and strife are the normal condition of
politics in a free country; an EZRA of good feel
ing" such as some good people are now sigh
ing for is not to be expected nor desired. If Mr..
Greeley is TO be quiet and avoid controversy, he
must keep out Of politics.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-23

DENTIST.
22Pearl ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the Post ONCE,
NJ dt


And all InhammatOrv Diseases are best cured by
SANFORD'S COMPOUND HAMAMELIS.
Or WITCH HAZEL OINTMENT. which is also the best au-
thenticated remedy for many Affections of Man and
Beast, such
Burns C's, Scads Broken Breast, Lum5Ggo TtgetaJle
and Insect POiSORs B0iiS, TUnOrS. FeloRS Recent
SPARTA, Rjagb0Rs, Scratches. ChafRg Of
Harness, Calls Sores, HeHlOrF-
holds CdFbHRcles. DC
Price. 50 cents and S00 per box. Sold by Druggists
and GTocers every where. WEEKS & POTTER, General
Agents, Boston, Mass dcOp&wtmhll $50
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Bank OF Deposit.
Lewl. o. MnzEr. AccorNrANT

Account Books opened closed written up or corrected
sets arranged to record any business with accuracy and
simplicity, Partnership, Corporation and Trust ac-
counts properly adjusted Residence and address No. ID
hay street, Worcester, Mass.
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Dr. d. NJ. barton,
H0MGoPATHIC PHYSICIAN,
At DR.. Hunts former Office No. 8 Elm st
onice hours, I toe AN, 2 to 4 aud BtOsP,M
aplg dn F'''H'
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-10-12
PERSONAL ITEMS.

We were glad to welcome home our es-
tecmed fellow townsman Mr. Samuel w.
Smith, who returned this week from visit
Of several weeks out on the Northern Pa
cifc. Mr. Smith reports the soil very rich,
anil the country beautiful for stretch of
80 miles midway between the Mississippi
and Red rivers it is being rapidly settled
by farmers, who this year raised fine crops.
And there are fourishing towns springing
mp along the line of the road.
Col. H. Hayes left on Wednesday for
Komoko whence he will return along the
branch line of the Superior & St. Croix r
r., expecting to reach home this evening.
Peter E Bradshaw Esq reached home
on Tuesday from his trip out on the n. P.
railroad.
Hon. Jesse D. Bright, after a sojourn of
several days in Superior, left on Wednes-
day last for tour along the N. p, and may
possibly visit us again in day or two
DR.. S. S. w albank of Duluth, with his
nephew II. w. Jones, favored us with
calls this week.
Thomas Shells Esq, who has been alb
sent some time doing business at Ashland,
is IN town on visit to bis family.
Mr.. w. J. Cornell of Chippewa Falls
Wis, has been engaged some weeks ex-
ploring for pine in this County, left this
week.
VIM. n. Hand Esq, prominent lawyer
of New York, is registered at the Avery
House.
Mr.. A. w. Barber, nephew of Con-
gresham ]. Allen Barber, of this State,
and one of the writers for the Grant Coun-
ty Herald, was in town this week. Mr..
BIS father is interested in Superior pro-
pertT
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CTATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF DoUGLAs-In Circuit
y Cou t.
Isaac I. Moore against W. W. Nevns--summons.
The State Wisconsin, W. Nevns defendant above
named
You hereby summoned and required the
plant Of Isaac Mooe the plaintiff the above tl- action
which said filed in the Office # the Clerk of the Cir
Cou Douglas County afresa and Of
upon the undersigned his Office In the town Il
Douglas UNITY Wise nsin within twenty days alter
the of this exclusive of tn day of
if fail said complaint
h,reb within aforesaid,
apply the relief demanded In said cmpaIn
sep2Snoy9 H. n. SETTER, PItfs' AIRY.
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G n ,TE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF DOUGLAS-In Clrcut
- Court.
Beriah Magonu
against
John Az uburn and, james Bardon
THE STATE OF WISCONSIN
To John Courn and james Bal don the defendants above
named:
each Of hereby summoned and required to
riah Mag fin the antif in the above
entitled action which said COM nnt is filed In the Office of the
CT rk Of the Circuit Court for DgIas Comfy aforesaid at
County the
his c the of Superior in said pongias
within twenty days after The Of this summons
usive the day offs rvice And if sh al fail To
compI.int hereby required, within the time aore aid
plaintiff will ppy the Court for hr relief demanded in
said complaint. II. N. SETTER, PPtf's Atty.
Dated October LIST, 1872. oc5uol6
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Foreclosure Sale.

THE STATE OF WISCONsIN,-CIRCUIT COURT FOR
Douglas County.
Patrick OBren, Plaintiff, against Daniel Shaw Defendant
By virtue and in pursuance Judgment order of foreclosure
and rendered in the above entitled action the Secoud
day Of June A D. IS G. shall
MONDAY l1Tu DAY OF NOVEMBER, AID. 1872
Of Court House the
Town of said County offer for sale aud sell public
auction th highest bidder the following described motgaged
premises to wit:
piece parcel of land situate lying and being
in the Comfy Douglas and State of Wisconsin, known and
described as follows, tn>wIt
The northwest quarter of Section Fourteen 4) in Township
number Foy>egh 4S) north of Range numb Thirteen (3
west aiming hundred and eixty of land
LARS lENR0UT, Sheriff.
By SETH SNOW, Under Sheriff of Douglas County
II. HAYES. PFtins Atty.
Dated sherifs Office, Superior Wis Sept ~ 1872 se2sno9
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A.-The Wheat Field of America.
HEALTHFUL CLIMATE-FREE HOMEsTEADs-CONyl
ENT N RKErS.

HEALTHFUL CLIMATE-FREE HOMESTEADs-CONyENI.
ENT NJ RKETS.
The Northern Pacific Railroad offers for sale 10000 of
Laud racing l. Some of
the productive what nd in Anne lea Excellent tins
Der for the MILL firm and the fire. g. Rich prairie pasrage
and rura meadow, will lakes aud
hetlhful 81 where fever unk Grain
be shipped from This Atlantic cities cheaply
from Eastern lows mira Illinois Cars running through
these lads um Lake Dakota, 253 mites. Pice of
Land close track 81 S. further $400 will
for 16G acre farm Seven credit waranee deeds
Nort Pacific 80 railroad bonds received in for
lands 81 TO- No other led lands such adyan
tages T..
the aw-March 1872-get 100 Free
the Railroad by and We years residence.
Trat Te,uc furnished from all principal
East cIasers of abroad lands and settlers
hon sreads Purchasers will have the
Nor bern Pacific Railroad deducted. ow is the for
tiers ard colonies . land close the roed.
Pamphlets lining snd escr of lands and
of Homestead a e and full information
furnis Ell Ia all Address by letter apply in person he
LAND DEPARTMENT, NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD,
m,y11- st. Paul, Mimi. 800 broadway New York.
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THE SUPERIOR TINES.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER -, 1872

WILD geese were seen winging their way
toward the sunny south yesterday.
WIND has been cold and sharp from the
west and northwest during two or three
days Of this week.
AN addition to Geo. M. Smiths store is
being put up on the adjoining lot west, for
storing feed, grain, etc.
SOME of the schools now shorten the
noon intermission, and are out early in the
afternoon. A good idea.
A MILD winter is propheSed by the press
for the first time in many years A lack OF
mountain ash berries is the index.
ELECTION took place in Ohio, Indiana
and Pennsylvania, on Tuesday. Admins
tration candidates seem to have the best
Of it.
AUTUMNAL tints and purple haze on the
north shore range, present a beautiful out
look to the lover of nature during the fine
weather.
PoTATons lately have set hoes digging,
sacks gaping, and wheels rolling busily.
From specimens tasted, we pronounce the
quality extra good.
LITTLE archprs are after the little birds
nowadays. Kill all you hit, boys, and eat
all you kill; that's the unwritten game law
against hanging and wasting.
We regret to hear of the death of Charles
w. Folsom, the sprightly editor OF the Tay-
lor's FALLS Reporter. He passed away with
consumption at the early age of %.
SICKNESS yet prevails to some extent
among us. 1t has been sickly fall-for
Superior. The peculiar season accounts
for it fully. Other parts Of the country have
suffered much more.
QUITE a number Of strangers are visiting
this section, in search of pine timber; and
we are informed there will be several lum-
bering camps established this fall, on the
Amincon and the head waters Of the St.
Croix in this County.
AT Detroit City, on the line of the N. p.
L. H., !tiTIHeT TdiSeu SI lbs. u pOtdtoeS
from the planted "eyes" Of a single potato.
Of this yield he planted rs TBS the next
season, on one-third of an acre, and raised
los bushels One bushei weighed 60t lbs,
and forty-eight of the potatoes made a
bushel.
A COPY of the Young Folks Rural was
received at this office last week, accompa-
MED by cooked up notice for our inser-
ton, which same we inserted in the fire, as
We claim a right to do, on occasion. But
on very careful examination of the little
sheet, we must say that it is worthy the
patronage of the little folks if all numbers
are as well gotten up, as the one on our ia
BILE. 1t is partially illustrated l6 page
monthly, four columns to the page, neatly
printed. It's headings are as follows: Life
Pictures; The Stage dialogues and Dec
iamatons); Rural Topics; Essays; The
Critic; Sketch Book; From Abroad; The
Querist; Our Study; Our Whatuot; At
Home; Pen Pictures; Animal World !;
The Humor~t; Little Stories; Paslime !;
The Puzzler, Centre Table. We think the
children will be pleased and profited by it.
The Yoatng Folks Rural may be had for
on" wear bv sending $3.50 to h. address
II. n. F. Lewis, 4o7 West Madison ST.,
Chicago, I'll
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CTATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF DOUGLAS-In Circuit

George W. Norton
aganst
Levi M Williams and Bernheimer
TIE Sr.re WISCONSIN,,
To Bernheimer the defendants above
named:
you hereby summoned and required to
The mainr Of George w. No ton the plant In The
entitled which said complaint filed the Office
The Circu Court % esad Superior in said
County Of Douglas; TO copy the
at DOut
of within after the service Of
exclusive The day of and II shall
fail 10 complaint hereby require within the
a,ore- plaintiff will apply tn Court tor the relief
demanded in c.'mpa H. N. SETTER, lHtf'- ATTY
Dated September 80. 1872 ot5.ol6
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crArr OF WISCONSIN,. COMFY OF poueLAs-1n Circuit

CTATE OF WISCONSIN. COUNTY OF DOUGLAs-In Circuit
y Court k:s-. =
Beriah Magohnn
Thomes Shells ard Thomas H. Armstrong
The STATE WISCONSIN
6hiels and Thomas h. Armstrong the
above named:
each Of her. by summoned and required 10
aps~ er the complain, gofn, the pntrn In the
above entitled action complaint il filed in the office OF
Clerk nf tie Cirru Cour in aud Dongas County at gu
peri County aud OF your an'w+r upon
hiI Office In the town OF Sulert Donxas
within twenty DAYS after the serv're OF Ia
iay Of ervce And you sh II tall
id conn, inr hereby required within the time
plaintiff will apply the Court Tor the relic" de-
ma ded N sad complaiut II. N SETTER Pl'tfs Airy.
October 1st 1872. Uonnio
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IL s useless 10 deny that We are disap
pointed at the result OF the North Carolina
election, but We certainly are not surprised
but our surprise, however, would hsv.
been great, II the Radical leaders there.
who have the mehipula,iu. Of the hnIfo,
boxes had allowed a majority, no matter
how large, to count for the Conservative
ticket. II is difficult to conceive much
more to realize the degradation to VII lcL
the people of that State have been reduced
10y the continual war that has been carried
on there ever since the Radical Governor
w W. Hidden, was inipcached and reao,-
ed from oiIics
The decree went forth at that time from
Washington where Holden went, AMI va
at once received 10y Grant and his friends
as martyr " the cause lie has devils
ed the measures and the President has or
dered their execution aud furnished The
means, Ivy which the freedom Of tie ballot
has been destroyed aAd the Radical GOV.
ernor continued 10 power
Tod B Caldwell, who is elected Gov
eruor, was elected Lieut. GOV on the Hold
en- ticket because he WAS the only man
with any pretentions to decency Who wou,J
serve on the ticket with him hit ebarss.
ter is such that when he was put on tlr
ticket prominent editor in the city
Raleigh said, Judging from the selection
made by the Radicals for Lieut. Governor
they vIl go to the peuilentiary to eeen,e
candidate for the town offices. A. lowe
men cannot be lyund outside Vi that ins -
tuition"
Judge Merrimap who vas the Consei,
alive candidate against Caldwell. il one or
the pure-t men in the State When Hold
en- aud Caldwell were rabid scccssiontf,.
he WIZ Union man and opposed .heir
schemes, but because be wonld not conse,
to act with Holden and his party he ha.
been proscr bed siuct the war, and canVi
rebel -ympathiler 10 one who know
the character o the two men, nothing eai.
be more sure e'd,ne-. Of the yrosuturon
" Tee ballot box 100 that State than o.,
election of C,ldwe.l Its q deep Disgrace
upon the nat on, add astain upon Gram
aud his Administration which time viii
never erase
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CABELL COUNTY.

Every county in the State is impor,an,
to tie carried for the straight nominated
ticket but especially is thistrue in re-
gard to Cabell county. She has sut-
iered more perhaps ths n any county in tL.
State so far her citizens have been black
mailed and required To pay "conseo genital
damage The property of one citizen has
been transferred to another by the arbitra.
ry laws passed under the present Constitu
ton without any regard being paid to tbp
rights of the parties or their rights under
the Constitution OF the Uui,ed States. and
some willing judges found TO enforce these
Judgments and decrees and Cahell county
has suffered loug aud much in this way
Now we are coolly asked 10y the Radicals
to perpetuate the Constitution under which
We have been prescribed, malgn ed aud per
secuted, simply that they may be reinst,t
ed in power We are sorry to learn thai
there are u fec Democrats ia the STAT
whose oupidity has been SO much excited
or who are base enough TO agree TO ,he ar
rangcment, and become the willing tool
of radicalIsm to accomplish the desired re
suit tor which that party is spending %
much money That there is any man
mean enough in the county to be bribed to
do such an Infamous thing we cannot l..
lievc
We learn too that there are certain com
hinaiions being fixed up between aspirants
of both parties TO defeat the regularly nom
mated candidates OF our county We beg
and implore our Democratic friends TO
irown down any such attempt TO accom-
piish Radical ends, and to see to il that
their organization ls maintained intact aud
that their ranks are not broken. III.
election of our ticket entire and coB,plete
aud the adoption of the proposed cons,iti
ton are necessary to iul and comple,r
restoration ola truly republican civil gov
ernment in the State, and we cannot think
that the good common sense of our people
can be so perverted as to thwart this grand
consumnation
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NEW ENT8RPaIsE.

Seeing the hppc,e-sness Of their cause
in old Cabell tl,e Radicals, Stale aud Ma
tional, and one or more Of the great incor-
porated mouopoles o. the State have pail
tor the publication af a pl,or in this town
nisnamed the Ca6sH Demnrraf 20
Cabeii DeNoerat indeedg Why IT.
is well known where the money comes
from that pays Tor i,s printing. and also
that Aere are but few, IL nny. men who
ever claimed ~ be- Democrats. who iuIorse
the views u expresses THAI it Is edited by
parties in Charleston, most, ii not all Of
whom were born and raised in other state-
and who have no knowledge OF, or syinna-
Thy with. our people. II equally true And
yet the honest yeoincn Of West Virgipia
are asked TO -tulufy themselves. FORGET the
indignities and insults put upon them bv
the Radical party. and 10 20 iuto au ar
reng,ment to defeat the Democratic parfy
and the new COn-triuuon' That fl,a Rad.
icai Fafiy. the great corporations Of the
State, and The land sis rks who IN icst ia.
earnestly desire the defeat OF the ncw Con.
-,itetiou 30 reasonable man ean doubt. he.
cause it will protect tie people of tie state
iron tucir grt-piug cupidty, avaricc and
rascaiits- but that the houcst. upright
and IsteIhkent people Of tie Siatt -l,ould
isr0~ away this golden orro~iruity G., ~
citre ssotl form Of esrsrualci4 rr ean.
not bslieve
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word OF ADVICE.

The Jacobin Radical parry 100 Wc.t Vir.
ginia are determined 10 earn success wheth
er they achieve it or not but the ques-
ton arises, w lcre does all lhe money come
FROM hat is being expended on the cam
psisn? We knox John jeremiah cannot
furnish d. we kuov biz immediate follow
ers are ~ impecunious ~ those Of Fal
staff o. immortal memoy-so where does
ii coue from
We cnu tell il is from the Republican
Executive Committee At Washington aud
is expended in the interests Of the Rad
ical parry, which j. the fact
Let Democrats remember that j j. ia
cob ha- sod out. ho iy, brains ard breeches
to toe Radicals, aud that if tney would not
-se Rad'cali-rs trump i1 West Virginia,
tht' si'. sulps-. tLe regular nominations
and rowH or ,4eSy atemp 10 splt their
uckct. Remember } }. jacob - the
Radi.al c1ad. late ior Governor lsronrh
oui by ihe Rallied. Supported by the Rad.
icpls ehd e. eEpcnses paid by The had.
ics! Executive Conmit1se 40 WaeAiuston
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C0NUNDRUm.

Why is John jeremiah Jacob like cha
ity?
Do yen gise 1t up2 Because be COW 1,
m"iu'i,s Of sius. .Is,st look nov -
There X ]. Berkshire. ibe most pqrtisa
Judge wio ever -at ON H. trocii. iheTes
Maxwell, not much bettsc. tAere's Joir
Narshall llacsns, or Gus Cresap, W.
don't eare hich. there liard~ick bat ho.i
se must not cay anything about preact
or, wboal January We'll some who pTo
fess 10 he Demo, rats, ihink John Jeremial
can cover aIl the sins Of these people, an
make them nt nr election 70 oaice.
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ur inc Argus
ATTENTION, CANDIDATES.
ttHkLL CorErY. vs.. W..
August 2nd, 1879.

August 2nd, 1874
Nh. Enron As there are some very .eri-
ou- snd imroIta7t Issues involved To- the prc.
cnt political canvass. which are to be- acted
upon by The voters Of thi- county. and state.
at The nest coming election; and o.. there are
nsfncrous candidate. for high Office of trust
aud emolumcut. pre.enting their cla.ms to tho
voter. 1 THE Clfnty and State. s,Iiciuns
their srrr,rt. vc would Therefore be- glad q,
learn FROM them. or st icsst Some of them.
concerning whom there BE- considerable differ
cnce " opinion a. 90 where Hsey stand their
real scntim'nt- foo referetos O. s.me Of the
most vital i--us. 90 the interest Of tbe Demo.
cratic party. snd The good Of the static Al.
large, to-u.f. t.r iopt'on o. the nev Coasti-
tution, and tho Presidential caniidlcy.
ilov dn,s our n..ud g.. " smith. Who b. %
cent .ihte f0T position os IaJgsship TO The gth
Judicial DISTRICT, -,a.i on these quc.tions. and
also our fi. s l.. Z -uith. who i. candidate
for reelection 90 't position of High Siberia
Of C"b-ii c.oD''. Let NJ beor from yos, g,n
tiel Do, on 'hes. pvia,s. Come out and spcsl
your isao ssut.ll.-ts, snI We will consider your
claius 10 ear s1fIsg, MaxY YorLns
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Propo.ed Con.ti,mioa.

Arr y, SIC. The taxation shall be mi q.
form throughout the state, and all property
both renl aud personal, shall be taxed in pro
portion TO its value, tn be asccrlainod as di-
rectcd by law. No one species of property.
irom which tax may be collected shall be
taxed higher than any other species of proper
~ of equal value; but property used for oduca
uonal literary, scientific, religious or chatita-
bic purpose; all cemeteries or public property,
may, by law, be exempt from taxation. The
Legislature shall have power to tax, by uni.
form aud equal laws, all privileges and fran
chiscs of persons and corporations.
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VEIICa7 Is TuE ONE.

There are three or four tickets in the
field tackled on to the Jacobn ticket. for
Governor The Governor seems to take
St Pauls adyice, and be "ail things to all
men On one Of the tickets we see: For
drOrScg GeHerpiJ. MAR.HALL llAGASs OF
Monongaia. Haean- j. one OF the bitter.
est, most narrow minded, aud most conceit-
el Radicals in the State. lie was an ear.
nest advocate Of all TIE proscr ptinn clan.
- To- the old Constitution Of this State, aud
Il in his power would have disfranchised
every Democrat in the State
On another one Of the Jacob tickets. we
SEQ Fox ArroRSEY GENERAL Jas CgEsAP.
or PgEsroS
Jehoshaphat Wouldn't Gus look
vel rs cabinet odcer2 We all know
Gus has not much mind Of his own. aud ~
John Jeremiah bolted the regular uouina-
tons he thinks he NAV Go iu Ga. Youli
be elected "iu horn"