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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-09-03

THE AMERICAN FARMER FOR SEpT'R.,
while very replete with matter pertaining to
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the other branches to which it is devoted,
every department being well filed. We re-
commend such of our readers as are no. subs
scrlbers to the Farmer, to send for specimen
copy. which will be furnished free. This
practical and solid Journal is published by
,saml Sands & Son, Baltimore, Md, at 81 so
year, or five copies, SIS.
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GRAPES

pERsoNs wanting Grapes for table use. prs,ery.
ing. or wine, can be supplied with choice frufs
OF seVeral varieties and in anysquan titles. = aHer
10Th OF August by leaving their otders with Nj.
Gustav Grown, CharIestown. or MIR. W. y. Conrad,
and BerryvilIe Turnpike. Orders shooId be sent in
July 3d. " is79. tca,te cows.,eopv t,m., =
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oaleo in COMPANY IS Balldiug, 10 South S,
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FARMERS SUPPLIES. -,
CHERRY Seeders. Brass Bell Metal and po,e..
~ lain lined Preserving Kettles, for sale BY >
JAS. LAW. HoOFF.t
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USF received a nice lot of No. Tooth Brushes
- very cheaP-nanufactured especially for our
trade. ". s. MASON.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-09
Abbreviated Dispatches.

Brevet Brig. Gen. Hartman Bache died in
Philadelphia yesterday morning, aged 70.
AT Baltimore, Yesterday, the grand jury in
dcted Charles r. Henderson for the murder Of
DIR. Merriman Cole in January last
Thomas Cook, the well known English tourist.
arrived at New York yesterday, on the Oceanic,
with party of ladies and gentlemen, on a Jour
ney around the globe.
A salute of one hundred guns will be fred in
CITY Hall park, New York, Thursday, for the an.
niversary Of Cuban Independence
John Mackey, aged eighty, an American pri-
vateersman during the war of 1872, committed
suicide by cutting his throat, at Southod, Long
island, Saturday
The Hartford, Farragut's flagship, went into
commission at Brooklyn navy yard yesterday,
preparatory to sailing for China to relieve the
Colorado.
BY the accidental flooding of coal mine near
WreXhami Wales, five hundred miners are
thrown out of employment,
Florence dispatch says that Richard Wag-
ner, the famous composer, who is now on a visit
TO Bologna, has been offered the freedom of that
city.
The school census Of Chicago was completed
yesterday. 1t shows population of 1857 1896 in
crease OF $4,000 over similar census taken in
June.
AT Newark, n. j., arrests have been made of
several persons charged with false registration.
Monday some twenty-five coored men were
arrested charged with illegal registration in one
ward. The authorities are making inyestiga-
tiOns.
On Saturday while the steamers Charleston
and South Carolina were being loaded, one of
the cases gaped open, and it was discovered to
contain fireworks, custom house officer
thereupon made an examination and found sew
eral cases containing fireworks of every descrp-
ton other than manufactured from gunpowder
These boxes were invoiced fancy goods, and
were accordingly seized. II is thought that in
this way the steamer Bienvlle was set on fire,
as shippers OF these goods have been forwarding
by southern vessels for some time
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Loss of the Goldenhand.
The Captains Account - seven of the
Crew Lost in the Sea and five Saved only
TO Starve on n DesOIRte Island.

BosToN, Oct. s.-A letter has been received
in this city from Captain b. +. Robinson of the
ship Godenhand of Boston, from New York,
Feb. 9th, for San Francisco via Montevideo,
April 18Th, dated at Sandy Point, Strait of
Magellan Aug. nth, giving some particulars of
the loss of the vessel. On the 18th of june ai-
ter having been driven to the eastward Of Cape
Horn three times, by a succession of westerly
gales, she lost her rudder. He was enabled to
rig Il temporary one, which worked quite well
except in very heavy weather.
On the oath Of June at ! p. NJ, the ship was
driven on to reef named Midday Rocks, about
fen miles north Of Cape Gloucester, Charles is
land The crew took to their boats, in charge
of the captain and two mates. That in charge
of the second mate, and containing six seamen
has not been seen since, and 1t is supposed she
swamped that night. The next morning moth
ing was seen of the ship, she having gone to
pieces in the night.
Soon after leaving the ship the captains boat
was capsized at night and their compass and
nearly all their provisions and clothing were
lost. They finally landed on desolate island
about sixty miles from Sandy Point. Five of
the crew died from starvation, from which the
remainder were rescued, on the 10th of August,
by schooner Eagle of the Falkland islands
When taken off they were in very weak
state hardly able TO stand, but were safely
landed, on the 18th Of August, at the point
above named, where their wants were at.
tended to and clothing, food and medical attend.
ance furnished
On the 10Th Of August the United States
steamer Ossipee, bound for Rio JaneirO, arrived
and took them all on board. The names of
those in the second mates boat and missing are
Richard Webb, Thomas McGrath Maurice
Strong, james Leslie Walter Gannett, Olaf
0hlsen and John Davidson. The names OF
those who persisted on the island are VIM. Owen,
Edward White, Charles Rembury, Daniel jack
son aud Frank Harvey.
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g New York.
cIvIL sERvIcE ENAMINArIoNs.

u II SIM Tue Tl7NFlI - 7 I7I-N7'
NEW YORK, Oct. S.-Ihe board OF eXamna-
ton have reported to Collector Arthur the
names OF three applicants as having successfully
passed civil service examination for positions as
Iquidating clerks in the collectors office, at 4
salary OF $1,000 per aunum.
THE COURTS.
Application has been made before Judge Bar
rett for mandamus compelling Controller
Green to pay Sl25O0O on 4 requtsition from the
commissioners. Case adjourned until to-mor-
row.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-09

TIMES OFFICE, New YORK, Oct g.
To j. d. BaldloiR:
Indiana is close, but the republican state COM
mittee claim it by 5000 majority. Ohio gives
$4,000 republican majority. CIV.
New YORK, Oct s.-Oho gives about $4,000
republican majority, and elects fourteen repub-
lican and seven liberal congressman.
COLUMBUS, o., Oct S.-Partial returns from
half of the counties in the state show republican
gains of 5000 over the vote Of Hayes in 1871,
when the republican majority reached 10000.
This will he reduced by democratic gains in
Hamilton, Lucas and Cuyahago counties, leav-
ing republican majority OF not less than $4,000
in the state. At the republican headquarters it
is claimed that the reported and unreported
gains will leave the majority about as it was
last year. The following districts elect republic
can members to congress: Third district, Smith;
fourth, Gunckle; sixth, Sherwood; eighth, Law
renee; ninth, Robinson; tenth, Foster; eleventh,
Bundy; fifteenth, Sprague; sixteenth, Danford;
seventeenth, Woodwork; eighteenth, Monroe;
nineteenth, Garfield; twentieth, Parsons.
New YORK, Oct. S.-The republicans claim
Pennsylvania by from $4,000 to $4,000 majority.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

Ii DAILY sPT-For the Square" Of tenH es fagat
type time75 cts; each subsequent inse ion 50 cts
week s2.75; weeks $500; month $500; year $50
and the proportionaly for any number Of squar
Two lines for one week slOO; three lines SIPS;
lines 81 81; five lines sI5O. Local notices IS cents 70
line for each insertion. Business notices Is cents
line Obituary notices, resolutions, &c, I5centsPe
illegal advertisements per square for nsei
each subsequent Insertion 50cents.
Special positions in the paper, and special styes
display will be charged extra rates Cuts anc DUH
column advertisements allowed onlyto Unite, zieut
anddoube rates charged for the whole space oecr c
liz WEEKLY sPT-First insertion sl.00 PEI square
each subsequent insertion 50 cents; months S. le on
year $500.
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WASHINGTON, d. C., Oct. S.-Probabilities:
On the upper lakes the barometer will fall, with
brisk southerly and southeasterly winds, threat
ening weather and rain, followed on Wednesday
by brisk northerly TO westerly Winds in the
upper Mississippi valley and thence to the lower
Ohio valley, southerly to westerly winds and
cloudy weather; on the lower lakes, winds veer-
ing to southerly and easterly, with diminishing
pressure and cloudy weather on Wednesday al
ternoOn; over New England and the middle
states, clearing and clear weather, with norther-
ly to westerly winds; on the south Atlantic and
gulf states, northerly to eaSterly winds and gem
orally clear weather. Cautionary signals are
ordered Tor Duluth, Milwaukee, Chicago and
Grand Rapids.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-09
Another Attempt to Kill Amadeus,
Two DesperadOes Attack Him IN the
Plaza del Oriente.

PARIS, Oct S.-A special from Madrid says
that last evening, while King Amadeus was
walking in the Plaza del 0rientc, two men who
were concealed behind statues threw several
large stones at him, crying at the time, "Yiya la
republica" The desperadoes took flight imme-
diately after committing the dastardly act.
They were pursued by number of policemen,
but succeeded in making their escape. The
king was not hurt. The occurrence caused great
excitement in Madrid
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Q}lNurrester Daily spp.

THE STATE ELEcTIoNs.-Ohio has gone re-
publican by more than $4,000 majority. The
dispatches were so late that we could not speak
of Ohio on the second page. If the republicans
of that state had done more work, the majority
would be larger. 1t will be larger in November.
The Indiana republicans report that they have
carried that state by about 5000 majority. The
latest report from Pennsylvania makes the re-
publican majority there from $4,000 to 10000.
The result of these elections puts an end 10 the
last hope of Greeley and Brown. Let them pass
away mournfully to their proper place in the
history of politics.
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Monroe county, estimated at 22OO for Bucka-
lew, gain of "a.
EsNorthampton county, estimated at S4OO for
Buckaew, gain SAC.
Beaver county, estimated at 600 for Hartranft
gain 1872.
Philadelphia, twelfth ward, Buckalew 81 ma
iority; fourth ward, corrected, sos for Bucka-
lew; sixteenth ward, corrected, 4e7 for Hart
rantt; eighteenth ward, corrected, 1850 for
Hartranft.
Fifth Dispatch.
Dauphn county, estimated at 1000 for Hart
ranit.
Allegheny county, 5000 majority for Hart
ranit.
Philadelphia, ninth ward, corrected, Hartranft
13S majority; fourteenth ward, Hartranlt 52I
majority.
Lancaster county, estimated at 1900 for Hart
ranft.
Lu1erne county, estimated at $500 majority
Clinton county, A districts, Buckalew 2462
majority.
Centre county, about $50 majority for Buck
alew.
Cumberland county, eighteen districts give
Buckaew "a majority.
Berks county gives Buckalew about 6200 ma
jority.
Schuylkill county, twenty districts, $50 ma
jority for Buckalew.
Westmorelaud county, Buckalew's majority
ABOUT llOU.
Erie county, democrats concede Hartranft
$500 majority.
New YORK, Oct. 81 A. M.-The election of
Hartranft by upwards of $4,000 majority is con-
coded,
Sixth Dispatch.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. S.-Negley, republican,
is elected TO congress in the twenty-second dis
trict by 1000 majority. Harmer, republican, is
reelected in the fifth district by $500 majority.
Seventh nisnafch
Venango county, Hartranft 500; Lvcoming
county, Buckalew 1850; Union county Hartranft
$50; Luzerne county, Buckalew 1900 including
1900 in Scranton; Northampton county, as now
stated, 1900 for Buckalew; Blair county, Hart
rantt 1850; York county, Buckalew about 1900;
Monroe county, Buckalew 2400; Cumberland
county, Buckaew $50; Montaur county, Buck
alew 400; Franklin county, Hartranlt 200.
Philadelphia, twenty-ninth ward, Hartranft
1872; fifth ward, Hartranft IFS; twenty-sixth
ward, Hartrantt! 1864
HHuntington county, Hartranft $50; Lycoming,
corrected, Buckalew 500; Luzerne claims 5000
for Buckalew; Cumberland, corrected, gives
Buckaew 500; Wayne, Buckalew 600; Venango,
corrected, Hartranft 600; Northumberland,
Hartranit 700; Lebanon, Hartranft 1850; Ad-
ans, Buckalew S75; Lancaster, corrected, Hart
ranft 400; Union, corrected, Hartranft 7O9;
Fayette, Buckalew 600; Franklin, Hartranft 800.
Shoemaker republican, has been elected to
congress from the 18th district.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-09
The Election in Washington,
Republican Delegates Elected TO Congress
and the Legislative Assembly.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct S.-The election in
the District of Columbia to-day was attended
with but few disturbances. Gen. n. P. Chip
man, republican, and present delegate in con-
gress, was reelected by $500 majority The
republicans also elected 10 out OF % delegates to
the legislative assembly.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-09

SUPREME JUDICIAL CoURT.-FULL BENCH
CHAPMAN, c. J.-Tuesday, October S.-The fol-
lowing cases were argued:
Henry F. Ross VS.. Harrison Bliss; an action
regarding an alleged breach of contract, which
occupied the entire session yesterday, was ar
gued to conclusion this morning. Staples &
Goudihg for plaintiff, Geo. F. Hoar and Nelson
for respondent.
The inhabitants Of the town of Oakham vs..
Ambrose P. Hall Of the same town. The ques-
ton is in relation to the validity of sale of a
piece of real estate to collect the taxes thereon.
Nelson and Utley for plaintiff, Very & Gaskill
for respondent.
The town of Fitchburg vs.. the Cheshire rail-
road corporation. The question is as to who is
responsible for the support of pauper brought
into the town of Fitchburg by said railroad cor
poration Z. lockwood Hoar for plaintiff,
Torrey for respondent
H. w Howard vs.. Jason Emerson. The ques-
ton is as to whether there is an implied war
ranty in the sale of COW by farmer to Il
butcher, as to the condition of the animal, which
was found to be tainted after being slaughtered3
Hopkins for plaintiff, Staples and Goulding for
respondent.
Elizabeth Hill vs. James II. Duncan, both of
North Brookaeld, the case being known as the
famous Nonh Brook6eld SANDER case, in which
respondents (Duncan) wife was accused of SLAM
dering plaintiff The question is, whether by a
statute of 1871, for tort of the wife, an action
can be maintained against husband and wife,
Blackmer for plaintiff Staples and Goulding
for respondent.
Frances E. Tucker VS.. Frances E. and Charles
Fenno The question submitted is whether Q
wife can foreclose mortgage against her huS-
band by an entry upon and continued occupa-
ton of mortgaged land for three consecutive
years. Very and Nelson for plaintiff, Aldrich
for respondent.
Rescripts were issued in the following cases:
John Corbett VS.. Ftchburg railroad corpor-
alton. Exceptions sustained. Wood and Tor
rey for plaintiff, Ware and Snow for respond
ent.
Napoleon LaFontaine vs.. St. John Baptist
benevolent society, an action to recover money
due as a member of the society. Exceptions
overruled. Holbroob for plaintiff; McCatferty
for respondent.
Commonwealth VS.. Patrick Foran, liquor
seizure case. Exceptions sustained. Very and
Gaskill for plaintiff; Train for commonwealth.
Commonwealth VS.. jeremiah Foley, a liquor
seizure case. Exceptions overruled. Williams
for plaintiff; Train for commonwealth.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-09
Town Elections IN Connecticut.
Close WOrk-The Republicans Ahead so
Far Heard From.

HARTFORD, Ct, Oct. S.-One hundred and
twenty of 16S towns in this state have been
heard from. Fifty-eigh elect the entire repub-
lcan ticket for town officers; IS the entire dem
Ocratc ticket; and in q these offices are divided
between the two parties. The democrats have
gained eight towns which were wholly republi-
can last year, and the republicans have gained
eight towns which were democratic last year
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-09

WEST BoYLsToN.-On a call for a meeting
of the citizens of the town, read from the pull
pit on Sunday last, large meeting of the in
habitants assembled at Thomas hall on Monday
evening, Oct. 7th inst to take into considera-
ton the late wanton mutilation and destruction
of the property of Mr.. VIM. II. johnson, one OF
the constables of the town, which was commit
ted by some unknown persons, it is supposed
from feelings of malice and revenge towards
him, as an officer of the town, in the discharge
of his duties. The meeting was organized by
the choice of Rev. William Murdoch as chair
man and ii. Houghton as secretary. Resolu-
tons were offered by Mr.. F. H. Fisher and the
chairman, which, after full discussion in all
their bearings, were passed by the unanimous
vote of themeetug. They were to the effect
'"That we will sustain all the officers of the town
in the full and faithful discharge of their duties
property, arising from malice or revenge in conse-
quence Of their discharge of duty, merits the
est condemnation and punishment.
Chat it is the duty of every good citizen to aid
in the detection of such miscreants and of bringing
them to conviction and punishment
"That the town should compensate its officers for
all losses and injuries to property arising from
malice and revenge in consequence of faithful dis
charge of official duties.
THAT the selectmen be petitioned TO insert an
article in the warrant for the next town meeting ito
see if the town will vote to pay from its treasury
sum which shall compensate Mr.. johnson for his
losses, so far as money can do it >"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-09

New YORK, Oct. Jerome Park The sec
ond race, three.quarters of a mile for two year
olds, was won by Littell's Wizard, in 1S3.
The national handicap sweepstakes, 2i miles,
was splendidly contested. Tubmaii came in
first and Freakness second; time, 4 ;10l, In the
mile and three-qugrter dash, Sue Rider won
easily in 8;16t, beating Hampton,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-09
he CoIvocores.e. NImrder-A nisco,cr,.

New YORK, Oct. Son Friday night last
John Traynor, deck hand ON board the canal
boat Monarch, was suddenly and mysteriously
spirited away, and it appears that his absence is
in some way connected with the details of the
murder Of Capt. Colvocoresses in Bridgeport,
ct, about four months ago The weapon with
which the deed was committed is supposed to
have been traced to Traynor.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-09
Reddy the Blacksmith Arrested for Re
peating,

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. S.-"Reddy the black
smith," from New York, was arrested here after
voting three times, and locked up for further
hearing. Fifteen tax receipts were found on
him. In the fourth ward, the strongest demo-
cratic ward in the city, an hourly announce
ment of votes cast shows that more republican
votes have been cast than are usually polled
during the whole day.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-09
Charter Elections in New Jersey.

NEWARK, Oct. S.-The Newark charter cleo
tions resulted in over 1000 republican maj GRITTY,
being gain of nearly 1000 over last years
charter elections, and more than 5000 over Gov.
Parker'S majority last November The repub-
licans carry thirteen ont of ilteen wards, and
elect twelve aldermen The new council will
stand twenty republicans to ten democrats.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-09
Terrible Loss of Life in England.
Thirty Miners Killed by an Explosion
A ship Wrecked and all Hands Lost.

LONDON, Oct. San explosion took place in
a coal mine at Morley, yesterday, while the
miners were at work, Thirty of the miners are
known to he killed. The greatest excitement
prevails in the neighborhood.
The HIlda, Of Liverpool, was wrecked off
South Shields yesterday, and all hands lost.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-09

the Tanners, held at their headquarters last eve
ming, it was thought advisable, in view of the re-
cent large additions to the battalion, to form Il
regimental organization A vote was according
ly passed to that effect, and the following Off
GERS were elected: Colonel, Robert II. Chamber
lain; Lieut.. Colonel, James S. Rogers Major
Nathan Taylor. James E. Dennis was appointed
adjutant, and George f. Thompson quartermas-
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Third Dispatch.

CINCINNATI, Oct S-Unofficial reports COM
ing in from the city show steady democratic
gains. The indications are that Earning Glib
eraD is elected in the second Ohio district.
Hamilton county has probably gone largely
democratic on most of the candidates.
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Fires.

HUNTERsTowN, Quebec, Oct S.-A large
saw mill owned by an American company and
known as the Hunterstown mill, was totally
destroyed by fire this morning. Loss 500, 900.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-09

The queen of Holland is expected to visit En-
gland in a few days.
MIR. Schenck, rhe American minister, has re-
turned to London from the continent.
Grand Duke Nicholas of Russia has arrived at
COnstantinope.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-09
COUNTY NEWS.

The republicans of Athol have elected Crocker
delegates to the congressional convention at
Greenfield tomorrow.
There is to be a fremen's muster at North
BrooSfeld on Saturday, at which the depart
ments of the four Brookfelds and Spencer will
be represented.
A match game of base ball was recently played
in Rutland on the grounds of J.Warren Bgelow,
between the Grant club of Rutland and the
Greeley club Of Oakham which resulted in ia
vor of the former. Score As to SO.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-09
Fourth DispaIcll.

NEW YORK, Oct. S.-Advces from Ohio favor
the liberals, who claim the state.
The Cincinnati Gazette comedies 5000 liberal
majority in Hamilton county. The Inquirer
claims 5000. Sayler, liberal, is elected to con-
gress over Eggeston in the first district as is
Dodds, liberal, to fill the vacancy in the same
district Banning, liberal, is elected to congress
in the second district over Hayes. Hurd, lib
eral, is elected to congress in the sixth district
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-09
General Political IntoIIigence


BosToN, Oct S.-Thc democrats and liberals
of the second Massachusetts district have nomi-
mated Edward Avery of Braintree for congress.
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OHIO.
First Dispatch.

COLUMBUS, O., Oct s.-Warren city, Trum-
bull county, three wards, give Wikoff, republi-
can, for secretary of state, SOL, and Wiley, dem
Ocrat, 269 Returns received from twenty town
ships in various counties show a net republican
gain over the majority for secretary of state in
1870 of 54S. Two of these townships show
democratic gain Of20.
New YORK, Sept. SIS P. MA Cincinnati
dispatch SAYS Hamilton county gives the liberal
ticket 5000 majority
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-09

TORONTO, Ont, Oct. S.-The disease among
horses here continues. There is scarcely horse
in the city fit for work. The interruption to
business is becoming very serious, as merchants
are unable to ship or get goods from the depots
There are no hacks on the stands.