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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-09-05
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
HEADo's NATL Con-. LIB'1 REp'Ns,


COLUMBIA, S. G., August %, 1872.
All voters of this State, who are in
favor OF the election of Greeley and
Brown to the Presidency and Vice. Pre-
sidency of the United States, and of the
organization of Liberal Republican
party, on the basis of the Cincinnati
platform, are respectfully and earnestly
requested to take immediate steps to or.
ganlze the party, and to form Greeley
and Brown Clubs in every voting pre-
clnct OF this State. Let the young men
enter actively upon this work.
Secretaries of clubs will confer favor
organizations and their locations, toge-
ther with list of their officers, at US
early day as practicable.
s. A. PEARCE, JR,
Member Natl Com. for State Of s. @.
HEADQUARTERS TRUE REPUBLICANS,
STATE OF SoUTI CAROLINA,
COLUMBIA. Sept. 3, 1872.
County Chairmen appointed ut the
Convention of True Republicans recent
]y held at the CITY of Columbia, and pre-
sided over by exGov. James L. Orr, are
hereby specially requested to report i'm
mediately to these headquarters; also,
all Others who may have suggestions to
make, or information to impart, in refe.
renee to the inauguration of All honest
State administration. All communica-
tions should be addressed TO James
Brennan, Columbia. S. G.
@. o. BOWEN,
Chairman State Executive Committee.
JAMES brennan, Sec'y aud Trea'r.
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Novelties in CIGARS.

addition to my speciality OF the celebrated
Il Live 1ndian,"I have had manufactured
especially for retail pure Havana and Seed
UnidAR a!R OF exquisite flavor and quality, called
please. and the standard will be maintained.
Also, "Jeany Lind" Byron" "Partsgas."
TS,rI9 nTOrientsl 'r !" Casino" "Hidalgo," "orown
Jewels" "El DID," 'tCarolina." and many
goods up 10 finest. Dealers and Others will
md it to their interest to inspect the stock.
Prlces low and cash necessary to buy.
SePt3 GEO. SUMMERS.
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Citizens Savings Bank oe sc.
A Ii! SAVINGS DEPOSITS made in this
IA Bank on or before the 5th day of each
calendar month will bear interest for that
month as il deposited Oh the 1st instant.
j. G. Is. SMITH,
oept Assistant Cashier
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SEE the new t25th) edition Of tho Annual
~ Catalogue and Price Lists for 1872 of the
Universal Cotton Gin and Condenser Attach
mcnt, HORACE L. EMERY'S PATENTS.
This Gin will make greater out-turn, and
run lighter at the same time; will pick the
seed entirely and uniformly clean. and make
q greater yield of lint from the seed cotton,
by twenty to thirty pounds for each bale
ginned; will mako a cleaner, brighter and
absolutely homogeneous sample, thoroughly
NOTED and free from neps, than any other gin
III use. Will not clio :, bridge or break the
roll. nor generate fire from any cause when in
operation. Can be readily and efficiently ma
plantation. May be instantly removed from
place to place, and used within or without
buildings, and without the loss Of a fibre OF
lint, and without the interruption OF either
process OF ginning or packing, even if within
inc came room or building. or inconvenience
to the hands in attcndarce.
Address 'as above to avoid delays
N. .B.-Oatalogues and Price Lists sent free.
on receipt of postage etamp. Sept 61
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Special Not1oea-

On Marriage.-Happy relief for Yonnp
Men from the effects OF Errors and Abuses in
early life Manhood restored. Impedm ents
to Marriage removed. New method Of treat
ment. New and remarkable remedies. Books
and circulars sent free in eeaied enye,onrs
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No 9
south Ninth street, Philadelphia. Pa.
Aug IL 9p,o
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Real Estate.
TNHE subscriber has in hand, for sale. a
Il large amount OF valuable REAL ESTATE.
consisting OF Plantations, Farms, Woodlands
and Mills.
ALSO,
Improved and unimproycd CITY LOTS.
Especial attention l.. called to that elegant
and commodious residence known as the Ell
more House. This residence is situated on a
lot OF six acres, handsomely improved, in a
healthy location, and can be bought on casy
terms.
Several eligible BUSINESS LOTS, on Rich.
ardson street. ). w. PARKER,
Real Estate Broker,
Aug 4 limo Columbia & n
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The ILLS THAT FLESH ARE HEIR TO arc
many, but remedy for them all is furnished
ny nature There is no doubt that for every
disease, there is an antidoto in tho veget able
kingdom. The aborigines were tho Victims
OF many and lo9thsome maadics, yet they
sure and powerful. Acting on this belief.
DR; TUr IT'S SARSAPARILLA AND QUEEN'S
hD:EiLiGHT is offered to the public as almost
hlsnly concentrated vegetable compound,
M OF Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Scrofuia, Ulcers,
Swelling of tho Glands. Eruptions of the
skln, alegDiseases, Liver Complaint, Sc.
Gondary Syphilis, the effects Of Mercury. &c.
IL ls most powerful alternative and Blood
purifyer, and at the same time 80 harmless
that 1t may be used by all.
Watch out for Chills and Fever, and prc
pare tho system FOR resisting its attack, BY
using DR.. TUFTS LIVER PILLS.
DR.. TUFTS Hair Dye makes tAe Od Look
Sept ioung. I3T1
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New Books! New RnnksIl

New Books New Books!!
WE V1CAKS DAUGHTER. BY George
Il Mcdonald. 81 so.
The Doctors Daughter. By Sophie May,
'At tho Back Of the North Wind" ByGeo.
Mcdonald. 50.
Fitz Hugh st. Clair, the South Carolina Re-.
bel Boy: By hrs. Sallie +. Chaplin $3.50.
Lord Kilgobbin. BY Charles Lever 81.
The Golden Lion OF Grampcro. BY Antho-
ny Trolloppe. 75c.
Ethel Mildr = Follies. T5c.
'Ombra." Mrs. Oliphant. 75c.
And other ''e publications., just received
and for sale at ublishers prices, nt
Il. l.. BRYAN'S
aug 3U Bookstore,
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Maillard's Chocolate and Cocoa.
NHOOOLATE a la Vanille,
" Chocolate De Saute,
Cocoa. pure, No. 1,
Cocoa, pure, No. 2.
These are regarded as the finest and pure at
manufactured. l have the agency for their
sale, and will guarantee satisfaction to pur-
chasers.
Bakers COCOA and BROMA.
SeptS GEO. SYSIATERS
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100 TONS CRATE COAL

Now on hand. LONG TON ,2.2i9 lbs Will
always be given.
MIR. w. Il. RIVES is our Agent for sale OF
Coal, and will give prompt attention to all or
ders sent him. or dropped in Post Ofico Box
No. III, or left at Fisher & Silliman's Drug
Store.
Aug 20 1mo o. q. PARSLEY K co.
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Wanted.
A FIRST GLASS WASHER and IRONER,
doing the washing and ironing in a family of
ni1 or eight. Wages $12 per month and
found" Must bring no children. References
required. Apply at the drug store of
sup S4 FISHER Il SILLIMAN.
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Dr.. TUFTS Hair Dye makes the O;d Look
Sept 3 Ioun0. l3T1
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Notice.

Notice.
COLUMBIA. 8. O., September 8, 1872.
BIHE Board of Equalization ID now in ses-
a sion, and will continue to meet daily dnr.
ing this week, at IL NJ, at the Office of Audi.
tor OF Richland County.
Sept NJ CALNAN. re.
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And FOUNDRY COAL, for sale at the lowest
prices. Agooa article can be supplied, deli
rered in any part Of the city,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-06-13
Nonresident Notice.

Jas. G.. Ogden vs. j. W. Johnson ct AIS.
Upon motion. and it appearing 10 ll't
satisfaction of the Clerk ~ Master rom
the return on sub. to AnS. III WI, ru"n,'
made hv the returning officer. that tlE ue-
rnnI,nfs !. ". johnson and AID Collins
ar. non-rrsfdcnts of the state Of Ienncs-
see, so that the ordinary process OF III"
cannot be served upon them. ,r.
Tfis therefore ordered that publication
IT, ,n,. tnur consecutive week in the
I Tonne m'J ,jor Tl d. published in Winchester
Tcmn.. requiring said NONRESIDENT I Itr
PENDANTS to appear on or before tn, the e, %h .rtll
'iom' G9urf NJ winchester. franklin coun-
~ Tennrs.cc. and plead, answer or demni
t3 complainant. bill. or the same will b,
tokcn for confessed and set tor hearing "N
n,rtr Witness my hand. at office. TIM
INav y. 1872. +. IL. FINCH. ca NJ.
may;O-4t ~ c,r
Brannan Il Hunt Solicitors for Com-
p%lainantS.
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Al an informal meeting held at Hunt :
Station. Tenn. June Sih. lS12, for the pur-,
nose Of considering the prOprirly ana
practicability Of building up Il g"ou ana
permanent school there, Esq. hUllrd&e
was chosen Chairman, and II. Il. Moore
appointed Secretary.
The object of the meeting was luIiy 'N-
blamed. \ free and earnest interchange,
of views and opinions, by most oi the goo'
citizens present. was entered mo. III
conclusion. it was unanimously
RcSOlced, That a good and pcrmane'l'
| school IN ollr vicinity Is Il necessity ant
that we are able and willing to cooperate
with Il corps of efficient teacher, IN b'iIld'
inr uD an institution OF learning Ill GU
vicinity that will be IN ornament 10 ou'
section of county.
While the meeting was unanimous a. It
the importance Of such Il sc'looi' ln''v W"
some difference of opinion "s 10 the way
and means OF procedure. After some us
rus,iou. il was agreed that this mtet'H!
odiOuru, to convene ON Saturday, Jun
J2I. 1872, to consider more Iuliy tur lec'>
sity of procuring a charter iOr tIe pro
uospd school. the style OF building 10 u
mt M. the exact location OF the -tlile' al
the amount Of means TO be raised I" 'c
cOmpli,h the ends proposed. N'Ncrai zen
tIrmcn proposed, during the mretin%' t
rive, res pcctiycIy, $50. 500 and s5oo 10
such II school. .,
All friend, of the enterprise Will be rN
pcctcd TO attend the next meeting Com
one. come all. with an eye to d"St"e$S'
A request to send tine proceedings {
Ibis meeting 10 the Home journal tor po,
, LEGATION was coupled with the motion
, Il journ IL. Il. AoOH"' '''o'
&. Z. RUrLEDGE, Chna.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-06-13

THE C1RCUs.-Thc Queen City Circus
Mike Lipmanl has been with u. About
1000 persons witnessed the performance III
tbc afternoon. and about 25O III the even
mo All were not pleased, because all
did not come up to the professions of the
,,bl;,hol nrorramme. No trained bull
WAS brought forth, no cXtraord'hary
co,pstriauship was displayed. ThccloWh7
were a perfect failure. They ana noun
ina new. and brought out but little ap-
pIause. and that from persons VINO ll"'
never been Il mile from home before. Inc
balloon was a failure, but this isduc to tI'e
prevalence OF Il high wind, and must DC
excused. The nriaI revolutions Oh he>SI''
Niaco and Ball were very good III" '"'
horsemanship of ". W. Nichols. who car
rird a child three years old, was sooo' o"'
did not approach the success OF ''or9e,''.,r ~.
shin we have elsewhere seen upon Wv
hare hack. with no saddle or padding I
assist. The performance OF the euu'"'',
borse. James Robinson" was very gov
and showed the intellect of the horse.
The athletic performances W &c ,i'o'
th.n average. and beyond this we Il
nothing more in praise OF the circus .
say, except that Mr.. Lipman is a eI'Ty {,
gentleman, so lar as we kno" al" ;"
c;r,us is worth the money asked as AL Nv
ritt,uce fee. albeit the performance oo'
NOT come up to the programme
Mora, reflections upon the circus "cI'
srrvo unto a future Issue OF our paper
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If ever there was a day when we desired
the powerto be ubiquitous, it was astl'ri-
day. Business engagements required our
presence in Winchester, yet we desired to
be at DccIlerd, especially in the evening
when the accomplished Mrs. A.. f. Smith
gave a musical concert TO which we had
been invited. and for which invitation we
hereby tender our warmest thanks. We
do not doubt the truth Of what many as
scrt-that we missed a rare treat.
And, then, the Press Convention i'll
Nashville. Wemisscd Il deal Of pleasure
and intellectual ulimcnt, by not being
there as We had hoped We would. Hu.
let us hope, Observation-Disclosures
that no champagne was permitted t'
spoil because we were away. with ON
hand upon Il heart that has gone pit pat
ten thousand times beneath the light o
woman's eyes that dcigned to beam kindly
upon our own. we would tell our brethren
of the press that when it became apparcn
our unworthy self could not be with then
we thought Of ~tclegraphing these words
And still on that evening, when pIcasul
fills up
10 the highest top sparkle each heart an
each cup,
Whcrc'cr my path lies, be it gloomy o
bright, -,
My soul. happy friends! shall be with 20
that night.
Shall Join in your reycls, your sports, an
your wiies, g..
And return to me hcaming all Ger Wit
your smiles!- 80,
Too blessed, if it tells me that mia III
gay cheer. ,..
some kind voice had %murmur'd, i wis
lie were hcrc!'"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-06-13

DrCuERp MALE y FEMALE INSTITUTE
The report of the Board ofTrIatecs oi
+Lis institution will be found in our paper
| this week. The statements in regard 10
/ ,bo .ucces, OF the examination tally VIII
what we have heard from many others
prof Geo. ". Bowers certainly su,taln'
his reputation a one ofthe best teacher.
in the country. The annexed letter. ron
an eminent engineer, wclI-knowh TO mos
:, Of rs. is u compliment to Mr.. Bowers an'
+. more forrible than anything We co''i'
say: -,
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C.. 3. AUsrELL. Secretary

sx,p BEANs.-lpo pom our table are sumo
.,.n hcap. measuring nearly nine inche
in length. and three-four;hs OF an men :.
,,idth7 They were raised at Judge A. >
MARKS place. near Winchester 49,
gl,d TO see such evidence OF our "moI'l9r
- y When her bosom is properly pre-
n,rsd If i. astonishing what su'teiai''
She will give.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-06-13

CuANGE.-Thc Winchester q Alabama
Railroad has Il new schedule. The train
now leaves Fayetteville at > a. NJ, instead
Off. OF course it ought to reach our de-
pot at Winchester one hour sooner than
heretofore.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-06-13

Judging from the number of slips which
have come by express from Nashville to
Winchester, our people will have u boun-
tiful crop Of sweet potatoes this year. But
it does seem strange that we have to send
of SO much money for something that
might very easily be produced at home.
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Why is 1t?


I.NllbI GIIlNNi1' Dllllf lUll'
Ettor Home JomWai:
| write to give vent to my pcnt-Up reel
ings Of indignation against Nashville
merchants, traders and hotcl-kecpcrS, for
their mean discrimination in rayoroithcir
own citizens against country traders and
visitors. have been made to ny tribute
to these lattcr-dNy "Cmsars' for Il nmmbci
VI years.
Why Is it, that citizens OF Nashville,
buying goods Of Nashville merchants, have
their goods delivered to any part Of the
city free Of choyge, while country people
are charged dray aye on every purchase
they make, and for every Old p%ntchcd-ul
box?
Why is it that hotcl-kcepcrs turniSI
meals to citizens ut onc-third less price
than they charge country people;
Your correspondent, accompanied by {
lady, visited the Exposition, and took sup
per at one ofour fayorite hotels, anu ten
dered the clerk the amount tFl.O0J Whlr.
he knew certain parties to have been fur
nished at, and was told by the clerk tina
the price was &l,50, When reminded o
the fact OF his furnishing other partic.
| with supper ut 30 cents each, lie asked M
If | was Il citizen Of Nashville. Whcn0ns
wcrcd in the negative, he had the imil
lpurr TO tell me THAT "it was MY to ullI
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-06-13

NIyn NoIr Owv Cnvr,,yg If ,ho
uamr.tn ,!''' wv
.''''m ''H ''''e' were 'cV music ana sung
N all cur churches and sabbati-scliools
tor awhile, and pc ,ted about town t every
nuhlic n,occ wa orn suro ~, hor, uo,,y1
% r', WV Nv ""''" "'"'''
rc''ut' "''u lo'""P'a great oVol OF good
,,t,.,A ."' ~ ;" " 'I'''
"''l"''S Jus wv" concerns just cut TINS
plain little poem out and send ii to that
person:
,u.,
'',lu Eour W cohcorhS' y Wlcnd,
r"r my NTe yours alouci,
''2n y w. Hoo''' your he'%UborS lailll''
h"u >'riNo ~ menu your own.
"'tlo,L hc N"GA my W"oyH ieaU
~ lFUIS PcTIett me =
WIN" "''u'cIs II ne sometimes lrtlH,
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Professor BDlrers !:

Professor DDtctfS
Dear Sir-I regret that | was not pre-
onT ot the examination of all your classes
INIT / happened to drop in during that OF
,Lr class in Mathematics, and am lhucli
ratified to bear my testimony to the mo
TnwGh success of the solutions in Irlso-
nomciry. and application OF Algebra u
Geomctry. | doubt not other students ac-
emitted themselves with honor to them
IIeivrs and TO their teacher. but Mr.. W ate
paonett. who happened to be upon th'
i,,nJ when came in. well deserves th'
congratulations o, his friends for tie pro-,
,]icirncy in mathematics to which, h'ide'
your guidance, he has attained.
!o"' Yours truly.
II -.NrOHD,
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The weather Is beautiful just now an"
almost Us cuticing as Monsieur \, Jour
dams stock of coutcctionarios and good
things generally, for men, Woinon and
children.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-06-13

CRops.-We hear no complaint. Every
one predicts the finest yield of wheat in
this county we have had for years.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-06-13

Cold is steady in New York at !lll8@
1ul{. Tennessee Bonls are selling at
-9r.-ior the old Issue, and 727s for the
new. Cotton dcclining-middliIrg, 4Gl4c.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-06-13

Examination Exercises at Mary Sharp
College is the attraction in Winchester this
week. These exercises will continue unto
Friday, which will be Commencement
Day, we believe, when diplomas are to be
given to several young ladies, and they
can well afford to feel no ordinary degree
of pride in the possession Of Il rccommcn-
dation from such an old and perhaps unc-
oualed Alma Mdter as the Mary Sharp.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-06-13

ATLANTA MARKEr.-The ioilowinG "I ,
tho ruling prices for the articles mentlone, n
ntlc Atlanta (Ga.) market as rcpor'c" "
II n Cox & Bro, of that city:
CoRS-white, per bushel' 81 oO' S'F
low, 81. .ro, > ~.
wurAr-Tenn. White per Ou'I'ei' I've
. Is; Tenn. Red, | Goal So
oArs-per bushel, GJa1o. M.
FIorR-Fancy. sack 90 pounds . VIZ
: ~: Family, ! 5Oa4 10; Extra'4 VV'i Nv
s supcrdnc, 5 OOaa 50. Flour i" ''''s'
same proportion as in sacks e,,,-,
R,rox-shoulders. per pound SEA"
Hams. 1oal2 Clear Sides, slaa"'
MKAL-per bushel, Is n
u.y-Tennessce. per 100 pouho7' ~
! 80. o,,oc. !
L,rp-In barrels. per pound 'aio'' :
cans l0allc.
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For SaIe.-3 sets OF new harness-one
Co. ~ayon. one for buggy. one Tor car
rage '"''f ". j. SLArTFR.
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NASHVILLE MARKEr.-BacOm-Shopld'
crs Cl4c; clear rib sides. Sc, country
hams l0fec. ~
Lard in kegs lie: prime leaf. %ticrccs, 02I
Corn Meal, S0WS5c; Corn,75c sacked.
Salt. So for Z buShci barrels.
Hay scarce at $3OW8 perton.
Ginseng. G5M70c. .
Nashville 4 Chattanooga Railroad stoch
zoe. .o.,
Flour-Supcytine, SIS So extra, So -,
Xxx. ~ 25a7 80; choice family, $9a0 %
strictly fancy, $ 975alO.
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A HUGE SwINDLE-LOOK BEFORE You
LEAp.-In the Nashville Union and Amer
lean of the Sth inst. appears Gn ADVERTISE
ment headed "Grand Real Estate DiStri-
button, (for the benefit Of the Confederate
Cemetery at Murfrccsboro. Tcnn,) to he
drawn at Huntsville, Ala, December Sd.
1872"
The advertisement refers to Gen. f..
Kirby Smith, Gen n. b. Forest. Gcn.J'
+. Palmer. Gen. b. +. Chcatham, Gen. W.
y. Bate, Hon. John w Burton. Hon. Jas.
y. Richardson. Gen B. X. johnson, Gen.
G.G. Dibbrell, Gene. W. Gordon, Cen }
C.. Breckenridge, all of whom are well
known. and whose endorsements are slt-
ticient to guarantee success. II these
honorable gentlemen have been notified
of the reference that would be made to
them. they acQuiesced. we will venture tC
say, because the proposition was in behaii
of Confederate dead, and because they new
or dreamed that such an object wodld DC
used for personal pecuniary gain. Yet
Itbk III lnIS. III IVY llNL VI '''N
of property offered as a prize, to be obtain
ed hv purchasing tickets at 50 EACH We
find four prizes to be -four vacant store
house lots in the town Of Winchester, earl
LOT 21x120 feet, at $1,000 cach," making
$4,000 for the four lots. Now, we put Ii
on record here that no such lots exist II
this town. Where are the fOUr rdcdht store
bo,,se lots in Winchester, worth &2.OUI
zach Can any one tell? Why, $1,000
will buy almost any store-housc lotion CI'
Square, building and al. And II to"'
prices are to be put upon the price 0
nronprty thus offered. we cannot SCI
where the benefit will be to the Contede
rate dead. and Mr.. Green Morrow ""che
raj Travelling Agent for the Memorial As
sociation,' had better travel to see Una
nronertv is worth what it is said to b
worth, regardless of how ''honestIy' I'll
drawing is to take place.
The truth is, this thing ofmaking none
for certain individuals by appealing |
the svmpathies of Contederates ought I
..plav out Tie movers therein ought
ro to work and make livelihoodS III
more honorable manner The Contedera'
dead are dcqd-thc Confedcratellvlng nee
hclp-need food, need clothing %c' AN
these Grand Drawings in behalf OF u
dead are grand swindlcs upon the I'll
Confcderates, and this seems to be AN II
stance. -Four vacant store-hollse loIS
Winchester. at $1,000 each!' The Lon
leliNCr LIS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-17
IN 0RWI0n AND woRcEsTER pIYI

S SISM 1 y Z, ASD WORCESTER DIYI
a q. tGsiEs G9EG SOUTH, LEAVE WORCESTER AT
$3.50 M way Passenger frain. Connect al Wen
ster VIII ty9in from Southbrdge an, for RIOS
ten, at Painted with trains 10 llic ron UaTt
FL I} eTa l59Ni.ehce at NorNcL win train toi
1850 n HGy Passenger Train. Connects 81 y,yo,
ee.ter VIII train from Boston, aslua Fitch
SgEei LoWei4, &c at Worcester Junciion WIT
Tram rom boaton; Of sinhed fer Providence.
o. 'g5wle9 VIII trains for sew London, Mystic
Sis n Way PASSENGER IRAN Connect. al yor
cester with Crsins from Nashua Mt cbburS I an, M
En- c. al worcester junction with Expres,
I I5 ron on 3osIo5, an Train. from Western and
row lhce sn' o-ceaier roads; al Putnam W,tf
tram ron Boston, at anfed Junction train,
E9u trcFoen's ana Hartford arrive in season lol
TINS tE4in. ia 9enger from way stations Iexrtni
me92{eE tntnam and Daniclsonvi e. for NeTT
hoiiS " Steanet Rom New London, will take thi,
S,A0P 4tesme0at Expires. IRAN for New yors
Sonhect a. worcester viii trains from Boston
S; HiGytS. a'5hees. Ell oweii, Lawrence, Nashua
for >eN acnuon AZ S.I5 p IN.
IRAlNs HouG NORTH LEAYR NoRwfCn At
except NerGaj conhcctins Al Fninane fir Iscs
ton, blackstone, Frank IN and Waleo.ei al Wef
Concord, Fite5drg &c iii. train caves s'' HeS
ion4on g. A.RS n, depenu ent on arrivai Of
1.GS ws7 PASSENGER train Conncc,ng
Eialmeid tunctIOn fer Providence. ri Putnam
teS ioli2f, arr wing at 1890 a m; at Worcester
g. 4no fio' dehee a. Worcester for trains to
hosioHl asYuA sc
gI.8c NJ. Way Passenger Tram gonnectine nj,
flsn4!e.4 sH train from and for Prnvideiicei
asaFing al Worcester junction in season for tratni
~ VI 5 ~ t rfoy,euca' Springfield and Albany;
$50 P Way PASSENGER rain Connects At Nor
Grd i'm, t', ,, rem WE se" '4Gndon ana At PAN
cester viii tEsln Tor Boston
wkEsrER SPECIAL.
caves Webster for v orccaier III ti.ssel M
caves Worcester fer Webster 81 2.;sgS N.
st. d. ANDREWS, 5upt,,
hOrWiCr & worcester Division.