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Two THE HONORABLE the County


Commissioners of the County of Worcester
Respeetully represents to your Honorable Body The
massachusetts, Central RaiT0a1 Company corporation
existing under the laws of The Comrnonweaith Of Mas
sachusets that II is authorized construct its raj road
~ the c9nhy o. worcester according to the location
thereof Med with your Honorable Body, across sundry
highways and town ways hereinafter described; and
Body that the public necessity requires that s said rail-
ROAD should he constructed across the following described
highways or town ways in the County of pon
level Herewith in inner hereinafter set forth viz
ISL me way leading from West BOystOn to Worcester
near lhe stone bridge in the rdge Of West BOylston al
End The way leac ing from Scar Bridge in Boylson IA
sawyers Mills by raising the grade thereof ten feet
5rd The way in B0ylstOn leauing NOrthery from the
bridge over The Nashua River by lowering the grade
an The way in Boyston leading from Boylston 10
Clinton the house of samuel Kendall Nv oyyerin0
the grade thereof five feet.
5th the way IN Boylston near the house of Timothy
ray Hastings at the grade fixed by the Seectmeu OF The
Thereof $50 ~
9th The way in Boyston leading towards Clinton from
Northborongh passing through the lands OF Henry G.
Hastings by lowering the grade thereof seven feet
TN The waS in BoystOn west of snake Hin leading
TO tie Main road which from Sawyers Mills to Wesl
Berlin near the house of A. q. Laikin by raising The
grade thereof seven feet.
sth The way in Berlin near the house of A. g. Smith
In CaieISye ~ lowering the grade thereof feet
And the said Company respectfully petitions your
Honorable Body to authorize and require il TO so con-
struet us railroad at the several points aforesaid
Ana sad COMPANY also respectfully represents that il
Is desirable to alter the course of the several ways which
unite at West Berlin on the Westerly side OF the Boston
Clinton and Ftchburg Railroad near the Railroad de-
pot Tor the purpose OF facilitating the crossing OF The
same by us railroad 50 that the several WAYS may be
concentrated Tor the passage Of the Railroad by brIg
over them and that such alterations will essentially
mlure said ways and II respectfully petitions your HIM
such alterations ~ ~
Ana SAID Company further respectfully represents that
II T. dei to alter the of the way IN {erln
wie leads from West Berlin TO Carterve IA said town
uI the purpose OF facilitating the crossing of the same
~ US hlroad so That sad railroad may cross said way
L~lce on leyel herewith amer said alteration nstea
VI cIosSng le existing way four times and that said
aeeIatlVh WIZ not essentially iniufe said way and ID
respectfully pelu0ns your Honorable Body TO Drescre
the manner and time Of such alterations md ~ ,,,,I,
way as Il oresild N "NiVS' a"iu
Boston June 1872
iiie Mavsa q Central Railroad Company By
HefeuntO duly authorized By vote of ~ Iil,,
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8aiIroaSs.
BOSTON AND ALBANY RAILROAD

BOSTON AND WORCESTER DIVISION
June 10. ls72: Aii
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Worcester:
For Boston, at 420 exp, I. 9.25 exp and Sam and
l40, S25 exp 355 exp, 4.3O. SOC and 955 exp PM ~
The 40 m. and BIS S55 and 9.55 m trains start
from Washington square station; others from Foster
ST. station. ~ '9'eA
For Grafton Westboro, Southyille. CorIavilie and
Ashland AT and IS IN. Lao 4.SO and D m, "n'
For south FTamngham, APO, I, 8 25 and 9l5 am I 40
3.25 355, 4.30 and 9.55 m. Wv - iii' NV
For Milford at Z and 9,.5 am, lao 325, and 4sOpm.
For NatiGk az ana 3 IS a m. 40, 80 and D M
FOR wellesley. Granville. Wrsl Newton Nev,on
and Brighton, at and 945 a m, 4S0. 81 m Pas pas
seiisers LOT the same stations also take lie 40 m
tram u Natck, and there change TO the SaXonyie
trl winch leaves Natick twentyseven minutes afIer-
me ~ m train runs every day except Monday; all
SUNDAY Express from Albany leaves Washington 81,
station at IS a for Boston. Nl'
Sunday Mail leaves Washington 81 station On q -,
(MOnday) for Boston. ~ ~ % ~
TRAINS LEAVE BOSTON as follows:
For worcester, at 5. Z, $50 exp exp. II A m 70
express m. Wv
For New York. via s ugheld, 9 exp. M, exp, 8
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EMPTY BoXESi-A large lot OF beayv
- and light fackng Boxes for sale cheap.
wv asopcw Y, FOSTER d co,
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Money Sent without Danger of Loss

MONEY ORDERS for any amount not exceeding $50
payment of the following fees: - -
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DISEASES OF INIpRUDENoE.

DIR. HALLOcR has discovered the certain speedy
and only eectua Remedy in the world for weakness IN
the Back or Limbs Structures. Affection of the i'd
news and Bladder, Involuntary Discharges, lmpotency
General Debility, Nervousness. Dyspepsia Languor Low
Spirits Confusion of Ideas PapitatlOn Of The Heart
Timidty, Trembling Dimness of Sight or Giddiness
Diseases OF the Heal Throat Nose. skim Affections
Of the Liver Lungs, stomach Bowesthose terrible
Disorders arising from SOLITARY Habits Of Youth-SerTet
and solitary practices atal TO their victims than
the song of the Syrens to the mariners of Ulysses blight
ing their most brilliant hopes anticpations
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Immediately cured and fun vigor restored. This dis
tres ing aiicOn-whch renders life miserable and mar
rage impossihles the penalty paid by the victims OF
improper indngences Young persons are too apt TO
commit excuses from not being aware the dreadful
consequences that may enSue. Now, who that under
stands the subject will pretend to deny that the power
o procreation is lost by those falling into i'm
proper habits than by the prudent? Besides being de-
prNed OF the pleasure OF healthy offspring the ser-
Gus and destructive symptoms of both body and mind
arise The system becomes deranged the physical and
mental functions Weakened Loss OF Provocative Power
Nervous lrritability, dyspepsia, Papitation of the
Heart. Indigestion, Constitutional Debility and Wasting
OF the Frame, COugh Consumption Decay and Death
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WORCESTER AND NASHUA RAILROAD
Sunday Passenger Train.

~ On and after SUNDAY, April 7. 1872, Passenger
IRAN VIII leave Worcester for Nashua and way stations
al A. NJ Returning will leave Nashua for Worcester
and way stations at NJ arriving Worcester ut 80
r NJ This train will connect at Aver junction with
sunday passenger train for and from Boston and way
stations on fuchburg railroad also with Sunday pas
senger train for and from Lowell Boston and way sta
tons on stony Brook and Boston and Lowell railroads.
g. y. TURNER, Sup't.
Worcester April 6. 1872 ans dtf F
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7 ~
Leave Worcester fac-
cOmmocatiOn) at f.
For Springfield and Is
pm.
For Albany (express) y
(eXp.) 1925 Il m and
Sunday mail leaves at
leave Springfield for Roc
$50 train.
Leave Springfield for Wore
eX., los exp, 1, $40 eXu. pm
$50 a m Sunday mail Il i5a.
RAILROAD CONNECTIONS
York Genital. Troy ant Green
Railroads. At Chatham with The
and Boston and Lebanon Springs
Line with The HOusatonic Railroad
the Pittsfeld and North Adams ana
Al Westied with the New Haven
Railroad At Springfield with the Han
and Springfield, aud Connecticut Rive
Palmer with the New London NOrthc.
Worcester Junction with the Providence
Worcester AMI Nashua and Norwich n
Railroads. At South Frtmngham with IN,
Clinton and Fitchburg, Milford and south lpham
and Lowell Railroads. G. o. GITSSEII
gdald
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EITCHBURG & WORCESTER r.. r.
~ suHNER ARRA NGEAlENr = C.u.a,....l.... ~.

EITCHBURG Il WORCESTER r.. r.
a SUMNER ARRANGEMENT - Commencing ON
Ter. ~ ~ WIZ"
Leave Fitchburg Il m, 1850 and s 80 m
south fitchbur. sos m, " 81 and 5,54 pm.
LeOminster, SIP m, 90 and 500 M.
Gates Crossing, Sl7 a IN, o. and 6OI IN.
Pratl' junction, 8.26 a IN, LIS and Is pm.
Sterling Center, 1913 u M, 100 and q 20 pm.
Passenger Trains for Fitchburg-
Leave Worcester, 30 and u Is M and 20 pm
Sterling Junction, 1907 and II 81 m, and 90 II M
Sterling Centre IA and IL 05 IN, and 08 D M
Iralt's junction. 100 m, ANA II IA and 3. D m
Gates Crossing, 20 a IN, l2.22 ana 524 pm
Leominster. 7.aO a m. 1880 and $50 p m.
South Ftchhurg ~ m, IL 80 andj 81 nm
RAILROAD commemorative $50 and II Is a m and
400 IN trains from WOrces ef connect M Ftehhnrg
with the Cheshire and RuanT and Burlington Il II fnI
all points north and west also, connect nj Frhiip,
with the Vermont and Massachusetts, Il X for treenas5
and Brat leboro' and interme late stations
The 500 m and IL 50 m train from Fitchbur. ron
meet al Worcester with Boston a. Worcester Providence
AZ worcester Norwich n Worcester Railroads and
Western II Il for New York and the West VA Spr no.
field ~ '''P''is7
The $50 M train from Ftchburg connects at wor
cester with'Norwch ~ Worcester Steamboat Train for
New York via New London H. A. BIOOn Sn,ti
Office Fitchburg Il Worcester X r., 10y ="
Iphh MAJ
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FOR BOSTON VIA GROTON JUNG
and APO pm. '' ''''' H''
Returning, leave Boston at 6.25 and II M and H.
change 20 ""'
Passengers by this route land in the immediate vicinity
OF the Eastern Boston & Maine, and Buson IL IoweIl
Deposi also steamers for Portland ST John and Hail
fax. ~ 90" ''''''
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VALUABLE LETTERS

VNVT w
Swiss International Postal
this Office at domestic rates.
United States n easur
Notes only received or maid.
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eamuei l. watkins, fifteen years old, with
auburn bar, blue eyes, aud the scar of burn
on ms leit cheek, has disappeared from Meri.
den, aud his parents are anxious for inlorna.
ton. '''''
death Is reported In Ledyard from locl ia,v
A man named Miner tore bis hand wifi rI,sfv
nail, some weeks ago, and the wound thouoh 4,
healed, eventually proved fatal. :"
Three additional letter carriers have haon nj
ded 20 the force now employed at the New Haven
post Office. Postmaster Sperry has the honor ~
making the first appointment Of colored man
10 federal Office in the state Of Connecticnt.
a gentleman in Wolcott being Threatened
with a contagious disease, said 10 bis lltile ann
who, IN an afiectionate mood, wished 10 embrace
him: "You mustn't hug me; you'll catch IN
scarlet fever" Willie, standing back, looked in
amazement upon bis papa, who by the wny. 1,
a pattern OF PROPHECY, and quietly asked, "Why
papa, who did Won hugf
RHODE ISLAND.
The Rhode Island historical society will cele
brnic Ms semi-ceniennial on FRIDAY evening. al
the afmory Of the marine artillery An addres,
Is 10 be delivered by Mr. Zacbariab Allen. and
probably poem by Mr.. Henry Whitaker
On Saturday Mr. George W. Peckbam nj
Little Compton. while drawing seaweed M Ses'
comet pond, found the dead body Of an unkuowo
man on the shore. Coroner Tompkins was Il,
formed and an inquest held, but no Clue 70 rho
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"Cllnord' and "0range Boy" will make the Seaso
from April LIST to September LIST. at the Stable of m
Proprietor, II Cambridge street, Worcester Mass
On Tuesday Of each week they will lie at the Stable
Horace Bacon, SOuhbrdge, Mass.
apps deopSm MOSES DoLLEN
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VERMONT AND MASSACHUSETTS,

v IILtlNIO4N IN y NJ ttooNOII . 81 T Is
~ AND TROY AND GREENFIELD RAILROAD
Cars leave Worcester Foster Depot for IIonsac Inn
mel North Adams, Saratoga and Troy, n v at $50 m,
Tor North Adams. llOOsac funnel, Greenfield Shelburne
Fails and Brateb0f0, mt $50 and II Is M For Green
Held al & 20 and II Is a m. and 20 M.
Leave llOosac Tunnel for Boston 1T 100 a m and On
pm. " " '' ~ wv
Leave Greenfield for Worcester nj 30 and 95 a m and
25O M Leave BratteborO for Boston at 42l and a
m, and go pm. So ' '''N
Inc W a IN and 100 m trains from lIoosae Tunnel
80 m train from Greenfield, and IA m and Q Oh n m
trains rom Brattleboro, connect at ftchburg with
trains for Providence, Newport and Taunton
The 100 a M and Loo IN trains from IIoosac Tunnel
and s4l m and 200 trains from Braitleboro con,
NC. o. r. RiiGGI ES Sm"ii,,'i
Fitchburg Mass, Dec a. 1871 an XVI
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DR0ViDENCE 4 WORCESTER RAIL

Leaves Webster tor WorceSAe4sht G.OOam
Leaves Worcester for Webster at d Rs pm
=. ST. NJ. ANDREWS. Sup't
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Dr. Henry Sheldon died at Dorset ON Tuesday
Of last week. He was for thirty wears A practis-
ing physician at Rupert, and represented that
county in the senate with the late Gov. John s.
RobinsoD. lie was an estimable citizen and a
good physician.
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especially who have become the Victims of Solitary Vice
that dreadful aud destructive habit which annually
sweeps 20 an ntmey grave thousands of Young men
the most exalted talents and brilliant intellect. whu
might otherwise have enranccd listening senaes with
the hunders Of eoquence may call with full confidence
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While several young men were bathing in the
Merimaek river at Lichfeld on Tuesday eve
ming, one of them was drowned His name was
VIM Wicnm, and he was son Of Mr.. Alonzo WI
cum VINO resides III Manchester. He.was nine
teen years of age The deceased had been on.
gagged haying al Litchfeld during the day. lie
had swan across the river twice, and his
strength was exhausted.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-08
MARsnAL's RETURN o. SERVICE.
RESTRAINING ORDER.

United States of America Circuit Court
of the tinted States. Fifth Circnit and Dis.
trirt IF T,6nisiana Norember form A D
1873 New ORLEANS Saturday, November
rs, 1872 Court met pursuant to adionrn-
mani Present the Han r # Durej} Dis.
trirt Judoe' William p KeIIo99 VS., a. G
WsrmotI7 at ais No 6S30
On l'l 1"dton OF of ! r Baclyw;tb counsel
and solicitor for comnIainant, it IL ordered
that f. G, Warmorb Jack wharton, Frank
H Hatch Durant Da Ponte John McEnery
and the New Orleans Rennblican PrjntinG
Comnanv, nnbIs6ers Of The New Orleans
REpIsnTir,E naWsnannr being tbe official
ionrnaI If the Sratr IF 1,nnisiana, be en-
2ioined and restrained from in anv manner
either directly or Indirectly, pretending to
consider or canvass any Certificate, state
ment or return Of any sunervi5or Of regis
tration event in the presence of the LEGAL
ra %r1 otiCors named e n the bin Of com
1,i4int iI9d Hi 5av tn VII + hn Lynch.
Jacob Hawkins. James Longstreet and
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T. 4. WOOLFLEY.
United States Commissioner

United States of America, State of Louisi-
ana, s.s-This day personally appeared be
fore me. the undersigned, clerk of the Cir
emit Curt of the United States for the
Fifth Circuit and District of Louisiana,
Joseph 3. Lott, citizen Of the United
States, AMI legal qualified voter Of the
parish of Rapides, in the State Of Louisiana
and that he was in said Darishin the months
of September, October, and up to the -
day of November, 1872; that he is well ac-
qualnted with the voters Of said parish,
that he attended various places appointed
TO Tegiste? voters in said parish in the
months of September and October, 1872
and ne Knows from his own knowledge and
from information received from various
sources, that he verify believes true, that
tine registrar of voters Of said parish re-
fused and knowingly omitted to register a
large number of colored persons legally
qualified to register and vote in said parish,
to wit: Fifteen hundred, on account 0ftheir
coIoS and former condition OF serTitude, and
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u W y 2 II III I
United States Commissioner.
Affdavits of C. C. Antoine and others.
Offered in evidence November 25, 1872.

United States of America, State of Louisi-
ana, S. s.-This day personally appeared
before me, the undersigned, clerk of the
Circuit Court of the United States for the
Fifth Circuit and District of Louisiana, C.
c. Antoine, who, being duly sworn. dfposes
and says, that he is citizen of the United
States, resident and legal voter in the
parish of Caddo, in said State OF Louisiana;
that he was in the parish Of Caddo at a gen
eral election held on the fourth day of No
vember, 1872, as State officers and electors
for President and Vice President and mem
bers of Congress were voted for, and knows
from his own knowledge, and from reliable
information received from others, which he
believes true, that more than 800 col
ored voters. legally qualified to vote in said
parish, were denied the right to vote, and
were prevented from voting on account of
their coog and previous condition Of servi-
fudeo G. G. ANTOINE.
Sworn 20 and subscribed before me, No
Vcmbey IS. 1872.
+. A WOOLFLEY.
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T. w. DEkLINE,
Deputy United States Marshal.
MOTION TO SHOW CAUSE FOR CONTEMPT OF
ORDERS OLE COERI.

Entered aud filed November 10, 1872
Circuit Court of the United States Dis
trict of Louisiana. William 2. Kellogg VS..
II. G. Warmoth. No. $3.50.
On motion of" j. +. b ckwith aud William
H. Hunt solicitors for complainant and on
suggesting to the court that the said de-
PENDANTS, H. C. WarmOth, Jack Wharton,
Durant DaPonte and Frank II. Hatch, are
and have been acting in contempt OF this
orders of the court in this case, and in DISC
bedience thereof, it is ordered that tue said
defendants above named do show cause, on
Friday, the tWenty-seCOnd of November
next, 1872. why they should not be pun
ished for contempt OF court, and that the
complainant have leave to tile interroga-
tories addressed to said defendants and
each of the m, touching any disobedlonce OF
the orders of this court heretofore made in
this cause. and that the said defendants be
required - answer such heterogeneous in
writing. under oath, before touching any
other proceedings in this cause.
a1ARsHAL's RETURN OF SERVICE.
Received, November 90. 1872. by the
United States marshal, and on the same
day. month and year served q copy thereof
on Henry C. Warmoth, Jack Wharton and
Durant DaPOnte, by h Anding the same to
them in person, in this city.
CHARLES Il. STEELE,
Deputy United States Marshal.
November 20, 1872.
1 also served Frank II. Hatch with copy
hereof, on the twentieth of November, 1872,
personally. c. K. STEELE,
Deputy United States Marshal.
November d, 1872.
Affidavit of W. P. Kellogg.
Filed November 10, 1872.
Circuit Court of the United States Dis
trict of Louisiana. In equity. w P. KEEL
logg We. H. c. Warmoth ct ais.
William 2. Kellogg being first duly sworn,
deposeth and saith that he is advised and
informed, and thereby believes that the
said defendants, II. c. Warmoth, Durant
daPonte, Jack Wharton and Frank H.
Hatch are now and at all times since the
making and service of the restraining or
der, issued in this cause, have been acting
in disregard and in disobedience thereof in
contempt Of the lawful orders of this court.
and have aided, abetted and countenanced
the continued possession, custody and can
vass of the returns, certificates of officers,
connected with said elections by persons
other than the said Lynch. LOngstreet, Her
ron and Hawkins, and have in other material
respects disobeyed the orders of this honor
able court WILLIAM P. KELLOGG.
Sworn 20 and subscribed before me this
nineteenth November, 1872.
J. w. GURLEY,
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them, be commanded and enjoined to re-
frain and desist from pretending to act to-
gether as q board of returning officers, or
as returning officers of elections, from can
vassing, or attempting to canvass, or con-
slider any certificate, document, affidavit,
return, statement of votes or any paper
whatsoever properly relating TO said cleo
ton mentioned in the said bill of complaint,
and from attempting to make a canvass,
to make, declare or publish any pref ended
deduction. calculation, statement or prOcla-
nation based thereon, OF pretended to be
derived therefrOm, in any way relating or
pertaining to said election mentioned in the
said bill of complaint held on the fourth
day of November, 1872, or certifying to any
candidate for office at said election, any
certificate of election, or any statement of
the result of said election tending to show
any right to office in any person growing
out of ballots cast at said election, and
from meddling with, altering, suppressing,
classifying, celebrating or destroying any
document, paper, voucher, proof, state
ment of votes or certificate relating to said
election. And it is further ordered that the
said John McEnery be commanded, en-
joined, restrained and inhibited from in any
manner acting or pretending to act as
Governor of the State of Louisiana, and
from making any pretensiOns or assert
ing any claim to the Office of Gov
ernor Of said State by virtue of any
pretended evidenGe of election thereto
under or by virtue Of any certificate, docu
ment or count, canvass or adjudication,
now OF hereafter made by the said defend
ant, II C.. WarmOth, and the said defend
ants, Jack Wharton, Frank H. Hatch,
Durant DaPonte in this bill charged to be
unlawfully combined and conspired as re-
turning officers. And it is further ordered
that the said New Orleans Republican
Printing Company, under whose control
and direction the newspaper called the
New Orleans REPUBLICAN,, the official jour
nal of the State of Louisiana, is published,
whereof w II. Fish is president, be eu-
joined and restrained from in any manner
publishing any official notice, document or
statement relating to any canvass or state
ment of votes made, or pretended to be
made, or in any manner emanating from
the said II. G. Warmoth, and said Jack
Wharton, Frank Il. Hatch, Durant Da-
Ponte or either of them, as a pretended
boaId of returning officers of elections, in
any manner relating to the said election
held on the fourth day of November, A. ID.
1872
And it is further ordered that the said de-
PENDANTS. H. G.. Warmoth, Jack Wharton,
Frank II. Hatch, Durant DaPonte, John
McEnery, and the New Orleans Republican
Printing Company, named in the bill of
complaint this day filed, be so commanded,
enoined and restrained, until the further
order of this honorable court.