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COULDN'T CYPHER GRANT IN.
Col. Mcclure, Gen. E1aEyIcy and Ter
ncY At Al Dinncr-slONv they
Figured mp .,c Result


sun.
While on the subject of Forncv, might
rs well tell of little dinner party which
met at Guys last Sunday. Col. Alex. Nc
Clure invited Gen. IIawlcy and Col. Fc~ucy
TO dine with him at this fashionable saloon
on Sunday last, in order to have an orpor-
tunity to talk quietly over the >gns of the
times. Both ilawlcy and Forncy were very
much discouraged. lIawlcy hates Greeley
very bitterly, and sad if it was any other
man he could 90 the liberal movement, but
Greeley would damn any party Forncv
had better opinion of Greeley, but he
hated to &c the old party disrupted. More
over, he thought Grant was strong with
the people. lIawlcy did not think so he
bad no faith IN Grant and no respect for
HIM, but he could not stand Greeley. lie
ould 20 for Grant, ami lie thought they
were sure to win with him. Mcclure nro-
posed that Forncy and llawlcy should fig
urc up Grants strength and show him how
they could elect him. Accordingly, the
General and Colonel went to work with
PENCIL and paper to demonstrate to Me
Clure Grants strength
FIGURING Ur GRANTS prFEAT.
The first thing they both agreed upon
was that Pennsylvania was hopeless; it
was certain to 20 Democratic in October
if Greeley was endorsed at Baltimore. So
Pennsylvania was put down for Greeley.
New York came next, Chat" said lIaw-
ley, ''will 20 for Greeley in any crent."
Then came Indiana, Illinois, Ohio and
Missouri. There is no question where
they will 90, : said Forney; "Grcclev will
carry them all But this was showing IN
too fast, and they called on Mcclure for
lis opinion. Alex. declined to assist them.
lie said, "Gentlcmcn, you must figure it
up yourselves. want to see what Won
will make Of it, They finally agreed to
give Illinois to Grant far starter. Haw-
Icy then proposed to throw in the whole Of
New England to bring up his side. For
ncy asked if he felt perfectly sure about
Connecticut, New Hampshire and Rhode
Island. lie couldn't say that he was, and
50 they agreed 10 let those States stand
eside. Forney said that the Southern
States would be sure to 20 strong for Gree
ev, be would only except South Carolina
and Florida. llawley agreed to this. Kan
sas was doubtful, with the chances in f.
yor Of Grccley, The entire Pacific coast
would be for Greeley. And so they went
on until they found that Greeley was far
ahead. They then threw in New uamp-
shire, Connecticut and Rhode Island TO fll
up Grants woful deficit, but that was not
enough. They went over the list again
and again, but with all their figuring Gree
Icy came out thirty-six electoral votes ahead.
Forney contemplated the figures for few
moments, and then, with TWO very strong
adjectires, exclaimed, This won't do"
Hawlcy looked on sad AMI silent. and then
with deep-,lrawn SIGH, mournfullv said.
III 1t was only some other man than Gree
Icy , wouliLeIe-oue.lel."
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ALEX. xCCLURE's BEvEpIcrIox.

ALEX. NCCLTEE's BEvEDICTIoN.
The party drank In silence and broke up,
Mcclure pronouneing the following bene-
diction:
Gentlemen. the people have this thing
IN their hands, and they are for Honest
Horace, our later Franklin. The boat is
about to leave come aboard before we haul
in the gang planks.'
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r. : Dale. having been appointed sole
agent in this city for this celebrated Cottage
Organ than which there is none better in
use, takes this method of informing the pub
lie that he will be glad to exhibit the same
to the musical public at his Office ut Ranch
Jewsry store, on York street. north side.
Sheet Music constantly on hand. 43-4w
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fhc International Boat V.ocp,

LoNDoN, June 10, p. M.-The race be-
tween the Atlantas and London Rowing
crews took place shortly after ) o'clock.
The London crew won easily, beating
their opponents twenty lengths.
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One of the most important things that
was done at the Methodist General Confer
ence was the almost unanimous passage of
resolution to appoint delegation to visit
the next general conference of the Mctho-
dist church ''South'' aud tender them our
fraternal greetings. There were but four
votes against this resolution. and three of
them were colorcd delegates, who seemed
to remember ''the way it used to be-" with
no very fraternal feeling.
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EaGIIl, Affairs.
TIE SIOUX OK THE WAR PATH.

d
SrpCx CITY, Ia, June "A special
corrcsv ondcnt Of the JoWUaI, now at Fort
Buford, Dakota, writes, unuer date of Junr
LIST, that the Sioux Indians are on the war
path There is now a camp of 365 lodges
rendezyouscl within ten miles of Fort
Bcythold, and tho numbers are being daily
increased. | is said to be the intention
Of the party to attack Fort BcrthoId as
soon as they can. There must be 5000
warriors. There seems to be AN unusual
spirit of hostility among all the Sioux or
the upper Missouri. The chief Of the band
now near Fort Bcrtholl made a speech on
the 9th ult. to his hostile warriors, telling
them that war has been declared and that
every one of the Sioux chiefs should stand
by the decision Of the Council that made
the declaration. He further said that Ft.
Bcrthod would BE the scene ofthe openin q
Of hoStilitics, and It. Duford would next
receive attention.
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JrDcE BrRNETrE, son Of the famous
Bishop Of Salisbury, when young, is said
to have been of wild and diSsiPatcI turn.
Being one day found by his father in a
very serious humor, " What is the matter
with You, Tom" said the Bishop; "what
are you Illuminating on?' a greater
work than your Lordships History of the
Reformation, answered the son. cave,
what is that?' asked the father "The
reformation of myself, n.y. Lord" replied
the SON.
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TALLAHASSEE, Ela., June l.-The
Conservative S:ate Central Committee met
here today, and appointed regular dele
gates to The Baltimore Convention. 4
>,at1 Convention for the nomination Of
electors ana State ticket will be hold in
Jacksonville, at the time to be hereafter
named. \ majority of the delegates ar-
pointed are pledged to favor the acceptance
OF the Cincinnati nominees, but Will abide
the action Of the Convention.
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List OF Redeemed Certificate.
COUNTY CLERKS 0FEiCE, !
MANITOMOC. Jnne lst $50 {

List Of certificates redeemed in the County
Clerks Office. during the month of May.
1872, not paid out on the LIST day of June
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O yes. have found it now the Man
itowoc Drug Store is the place to buy
paints, oils. dye-stufs, etc. IA
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more horrible death, or suffered greater
agony. In deash the face had an agonized,
frightened look. and one would have
thought it the face of a man thirty years
old. The fingers were clenehed, the limbs
have drown up, and the half open eyes,
even thought covered with the glass film Of
death. had an expression of the terror and
suffering which will long haunt every caller.
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From EgayseEa.


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!. 'o'''''''''0 p'S''eN '"' c"ieI OF ponce an
aId-de.eamp from The Captain General.
On reaching the ships side the ail.dc-camp
hailed the steamer and deman,icJ that =
coronan;on Ia1lc, 10 Iororod c,nt,;n
CON g, anon ''',''- ~ 10" cree" captain
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COLUMBIA, $. G., June 1.-THE Demo-
cratic State Convention met this evening.
Nineteen counties, ont of thrty-two, were
represented by cighty-scyen delegates.
Simeon Fair was temporary Chairman
and W. y. Porter permanent Chairman.
Porter made a strong speech in favor of
the Cincinnati nominations. The speech
was received with rapturous applause
Numerous resolutions were introduced, all
urging the support d. Greeley, whose name
was received with AZ ovation of applause
whenever mentioned. Mere than half the
delegates in the present Convention came
instructed to support the Cincinnati move
mcnt, ana urge no SCI acate Democratic
nomination at Baltimore. The feeling of
the Convention was evidently unanimous
IN this direction. \ Committee on Reso
buttons was appointed, ana the Convention
adjourned until tomorrow forenoon.
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\ Dispatch from Moorehrad, Mimi, says
the first engine ana train crossed the bridge
into Dakota Territory,~at 8 O'Clock p. m.
on Saturday. The formal testing of the
hi &c VIII take place in few days.
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An absent-minIed professor in going
out of the gateway Of his college ran
against COW. In the confusion of the
moment he raised his hat and exclaimed:
q beg your pardon, madam" Soon
after, he stumbled against lady in the
street; IN sudden recollection Of the former
mi>hap he called out with a look Of rage
IN his coontera"ec: a." is that yen again,
YOU brute =
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DEMOCRATIC STATE CON.
MENTIONS.
Iowa, Kansas, South Carolina and
Florida declare for Greeley.


DEs MONIES, June ll.-At IL o'clock
this morning, the Democratic State Con
vention was called to order BY Hon. John
Z. Irish, Chairman Of the Democratic Cen
trail Committee.
The following resolutions were adopted:
Resolred, That the principles enunciat-
ed at the late Cincinnati Convention, taken
II connection with the letter of Horace
Greeley accepting the nomination of that
Convention, constitute platform on which
all the element Of opposition to the present
corrupt Administration OF the Federal Gov
eminent can stand.
Resozred. That this Convention in
struct the delegates to the Baltimore Con
vontion to vote and act as a unit upon all
questions.
The Convention then proceeded to the
election Of delegates to the Baltimore Con
yenti0n, and Charles Mason, Of Dcs Noincs
County; John F. Duncombe, of Webster.
IL NJ. liam, or Dubuque: and John "a,
Irish, Of Johnston, were elected delegates
1T large, and James p. White, Timothy
Murphy, }. s. Root, and Giles Cole were
elected aiterDatoS
Worcester daily spy., 1872-11-30
Gb aalp spp: aolurtn. saurOap morinq gubmb 3d. 1872

probably, there will be more criticism of his
opinions than of his facts. Take one point
Mr. Prender5ast, an Irish Catholic, has written
IN account of the "Cromwellian settlement -
which Mr.. Froude describes as impartial and
candid. They agree so far as concerns the
facts; but differ entirely, he says, con the
opinion to be formed about them," for "ho
writes as an Irish patriot, as an Englis siuan
This work is brilliantly written, and like the
other volumes of Mr. Froudc, it will abundantly
repay peruSa, whether the reader accept or re-
iect some of his most earnestly cherished
opinions. For sale by Grout & Putnam.
"DICK TRAvERs ABROAD" in four small vol
umeS, has been published by Lee & Shepard,
Boston. The volumes come to us put up in
paper box which has due regard to blue, red,
and straw color. Miss A. F. Samuels is the
author. The titles of the volumes are as follows:
1. palm LAND, or Dick Trayers in the ChagOs
Islands," >. The LosT TAR, or Dick TraverS IN
Africa; 8. OK The WAVE, or Dick Travers
Aboad the Happy jack" A. LITTLE CRIcK-
EFT, or Dick Travers in London. Miss Samuels
has written successfully for young readers, but
in 10 case more so than in these stories about
Jack Trayers. The publishers describe this Sc
ries as companion" to her previous series in
four volumes, entitled the "Dck and Daisy Sc
rics." For sale by Grout & Putnam.
LEE 6 SHEPARD, BosToN, have published
two attractive books for the Juveniles. One of
them, entitled king JoLLYBoY's ROYAL
STORY Book" has brief stories and sketches,
in large type, illustrated by picture alphabet.
The other, entitled "rHE ROYAL PICTURE Al
PHABET," has the alphabet in very large letters
with pictures for illustrations, A smaller al
phabet, with verses, is added at the bottom of
the pages For sale by Grout & Putnam.
TREASURE TRovE; with Illustrations by S.
Eytinge, Jr Boston, james r. Osgood & Co.
This is a book for the holidays. Ii has story in
verse; with King Richard First, Blondel, Marea-
dee, Vidomar, spendthritt noble, "proud and
needy" who finds hidden treasure, and others,
as prominent characters. The illustrations,
some twenty-five or thirty in number, are
spirited and well executed. For sale by Grout
& Putnam.
Worcester daily spy., 1872-11-30
FrauduIen. Publications.

The fame Of Mr.. Sanley's successful African
journey iu search of Dr. Livingstone, has moved
certain inscriptions publishers to attempt
iha&lns money cut Of it. Their method Of do
lng So Is prepare, as rapidly as possible. books
on Aliica, and use tue names of Livingstone and
Stanley in order to sell them One Chicago
publisher has done this and sent into the mar
ket worthless, catch.penny book, wretchedlv
made up Of extracts from old books on Africa.
aud from letters published in the New
York Herald. A similar good for moth.
ins book has been or is about to be
issued by some publisher in Philadelphia;
aud we notice that an obscure publishing COM
pany in Hartford announces "Dr. Livingstone
Lost aud Found" in a book, which, they assure
the public, will give an account Of the "country.
people, and adventures seen by Stanley and Lly-
ingslone" This IS to be big book, they say,
price three or four dollars; but as they know
nothing Of Stanley or Livingstone beyond what
mas been printed in the Herald, the book is
merely a confidence" book, aud is sure TO be
worthless.
V''alning money by false preteuses is effected
IA many ways is tbls one OF them? WHAT do
the publishers think Of it? those we mean. who
mslead unwary people by this wrongful use of
the names Of Livingstone and Stanley Tho
story Of Staney's bold journey into Central
Africa, in search Of Dr. Livingstone. has besn
written and will be publlshed bnt those N
whom we refer have not seen the manusorlpt
and they viii not publish the book Mr.. stanley's
work, containing an account OF his adyenturas
otDf Livingstone, and Of what be learned from
DfLVingstene, while 10 Africa, will soon be pub.
hshea II New York, by scrlbner, Armstrong &
1o'i ano the publication win be protected by
copyright. ltis a fraud on the publle to an
nounce ctch-penny books which apparently
promise ~ tel but certainly can not tell what a
great MANY people desire 70 bear from M. stan.
lsy himself twill be good thing il the "roti.
u denee' books shall al Gail 70 pay expenses
Worcester daily spy., 1872-11-30

wants of Boston growing out of the great ca
lamity ought not to refuse a helping hand in
another terrible visitation. Boston TODAY had
700 cases of smallpox, and The weekly dea b.
from this cause alone, which numbered forty
seven last week. viii exceed this next. Yet the
city had no shelter for these cases hut the shan
ties on Galloupe's islend, the cruelty and
privaiiOn attending the removal to which
miserable place only serveI to increase
the death rate. Mr.. WInslow endorsed DIR
Packard in his statements, and gave ono in
cident of a man who came to Boston from
town seyeny-ivc miles away and transacted
little business. He went home, was taken sick
with the small poX and in his village there have
been ten deaths from this disease. The bill was
sent TO the judiciary committee.
More coyetous eyes are turned towards the
Old South church in Boston. Seven persons
from ropsfeld have conceived it their duty 10
demonstrate against the action of that church in
disrosing of their proDerty without consulting
the wise men of Topsfeld,
Both houses meet tomorrow at eleven in the
forenoon.
Worcester daily spy., 1872-11-30

place during its passage 70 the pocket of per-
son whl cannot he susDcctcd Ofcomplicty"
"Ahp said the pope, with an expression Of
iOcular Incredibly, "that is promising a good
teal. What should you do if | asked you to Sc
ect my pocket|
"The olders Of your holm IS shall be oheyed,"
said TOrrini, who, on receiving an assuring sig
nal from the pope. took the ingnt in his fingers
showed il TO the company, and uttered the word
"PaSsH when it Instantly disappeared Plus
VII, with an incredulouS expression OF coun
tenance put his hand into his pocket. He had
hardly done so when he showed signs Of con-
fusion, and, drawing his haudout, brought with
it the watch, which he quickly passed TO the
cardinal as if afraid of burning his fingers.
There was great astoniShmept among the dig
nitaries Of the church when his eminence, on
examining the watch, declared il was fhe very
one that had been made for him by Rerguet,
and which they had seen crushed 10 pieces bv
the cOnjurer. The mystery was increased when
rorrn declared that he had fulfilled his prom
ise, and had only tested the superiority of the
chronometer.
The next day the pope sent him rich
diamond snuff box, with thanks for the pleas
ure bis performance had afforded. his fame
was now at its height Attracted by the news
OF his wonderful exhibition, crowds hocised to
see the magician who had accomplished such
marvels. They did not, however, have the
qualification of witnessing the restoration OF
the "brOkeu watch - for the expense of under
taking an experiment., which could never again
be repeated under such favorahs auspices,
would be warranted only bv the circumstances
which originally brought together the pope and
the cOnjurer
Worcester daily spy., 1872-11-30
NEW YORK Stock MAReET.

NLb 1Okh STUN MAhN Els
NEW York. Nov. 29.-Money atter 10 ming at per
cent currency, and per cent gOl closed easy at 6D
per CEN. Sterling weak and lower in the morning
1854 Tor pr me, aud '0)a sight. In the afternoon
res wele advanced to 1857 sixty days. ana llU TOR
sight, but hulnes, done 1882 a. l09H, GJd
heavy and lO"eriT the mo ming dec ining from lll7a 10
ll2h In he afternoon IL am aud ratified to ll2H
L.ans l-34 et l6i for CA ryng, then a l. Clcarngs
s53DODUOO. The treasury dsuursed sl1l,NOO Govern
mens hrmer, lth general advance in prices The
lcpOr that tc Treasurer intended 10 call In $40 900 UU0
Of bonds hal bnJS ant ~ ct Staie bO lds generally
nm, with the most Of lhe business in new south Caro-
lluas, Ocks opened firm ant slightly higher than at
tue close Wedne,dW. Hitter the frs, lot the general
make a yanoed to III per cent Lake Snore rcache 1
IS on puIChase by the clique, New York Central 9j6,
and Union Pacinc 335 Pacific mail was the one weak
syp in he market and dec ined steadily from the open
tns 10 10 close II is reported that the clique Is irving
10 induce short ineiest IN this Stock and that II w
be- allow tJtrOp 10 about 3d. and then rallied. Erle
Opened az London per cent higher but there was no
rasp0nse here, III stock being comparatively sieady
throughout the day he market closed steaiy, with a
slgbt he ciion rom the CHEST polut Of the dy SbU0
cod more of The money wtn which the treasury relieved
lie money market has been refunded to the treasury
the On ire amount paC in the baIks October 1lh and
i0b amounieu 10 S613 3S5O. Of which St2Jl37 rs re-
mains bul this viii probably be called In within the
upv f.tuv wee
Worcester daily spy., 1872-11-30
LATEST MARKETS.

A few more Of those nice slipper patterns at re-
duced prices, at
WEIEBERo Bros, 357 Main street.
Worcester daily spy., 1872-11-30

Asa remedy for Bronchial Affections and Chronic
diseases Of the Lungs, nothing ever before discov-
cred equals DR., Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
GGA
Worcester daily spy., 1872-11-30
MARRIED.

~ In this city, on Thanksgiving Day by Rev William M
faIry 0i Old south church, Edwn Taylor of this city
an Lena NJ whitman of SOuth Londonderry. vt.
IN thls city, Nov 26, by hev l. Chase. MIR Edwin r
cestCr ~ - a 'i'' WI
In Mllbury, 9th inst. by Rev S Bronson, Mr. Chas
davenport ana Mrs h len Lord of M illuury Also nv
e sqhe same date Mr. Willard Balcum of Upton and
MISS Fl95a ,s Baylies freeman both of Mlbuly,
in Holden, 28h inst, Harry Duncan Of Ofcese err tn
Marion Marion Knowlton daugh,er OF Daniel Knowlton Of
In Northbridgo, 26th inst by Rev Thos Biscoe. Mr.
of n. ~ L NO"ler
In Holden, at the residence Of the BRIDE Harrie Dnn
Dan'l KdowllOn "s"'Si Vi
IN Boston, 2sth inst, by Rev Jas B Dunn Eugene q
Hnool9n. no. OF Worcester to Miss Mary HancocS Of
Worcester daily spy., 1872-11-30

RoBEs.-I have just received from New York
parties splendi assortment of Hudson Bay and
other robes, and will sell them at very low prices
L. A. HASTINGS, harnesses, etc, ETC., 10 Exchange
street
Worcester daily spy., 1872-11-30
Lewis &. Muzzy. ACCOUNTANT

AVUUUN INN.
Account Books opened closed. written UD or corrected
sets arranged to record any business with accuracy
ana simplicity. Partnership, Corporation and Trust
accounts properly adjusted. Residence and address
NO. II shay street, Worcester Mass.
Geo. y. HOppin a. Co., Commission Merchants
ana dealers in Flour Corn, Rye Oats Malt Meal Of ali
Kinds Fine and Coarse Feed, Linseed OIL Meal.
laSS du Mechanic ST.. Worcester. Mass
Worcester daily spy., 1872-11-30
omoiaI Election Returns.

From the report Of the executive council on
the returns of the late election we give below the
official figures of the vote for siate officers,
members of congress and senators from the
Worcester county districts;
FOR GOVERNOR OF THE COMMONWEALTH
Worcester daily spy., 1872-11-30

SURPRIsE.-J. c. Davidson and wife were
agreeably surprised at their residence 33 Irving
street, Worcester on the eve of the 2Sth, by a
goodly number of their neighbors andsfriends of
the city and from abroad. After spending the
evening in social enjoyment, the company with.
drew, leaving behind them several articles of value
Indicating intentions of silver wedding There
was also material for winter evening perusa in the
form of literature, as well as a weather gauge, by
the use of which the recipients think they shall be
independent of the Washington observatory, here
after
Ladies, for anice pair of fur lined kid gauntlets
go to WEINBERG BROS, S57 Main street.
RoBEs-I have just received from New York
Worcester daily spy., 1872-11-30
DR.. G.. F. HARDWOOD,
DENTIST.
~ Pearl st.. opposite the Post ONCE.

DIR. j. NJ. Barton,
H0MGOPATHlc PHYSICIAN
A. DR.; Hunt's former office, No. i Elm ST
Ohice hours, to9 Am, 2 TO and 6toSPM
apl2 diff
Worcester daily spy., 1872-11-30
SueeraI Aotrees.

The worcester Mechanics savings Bank,
IN CENTRAL EXCHANGE. 81 MAIN ST.
Has NET c No Loss eitherJr ,m Fire any other
Deposits received as usual and placed upon inter
est on the Fifteenth day of each month.
Dividends free of taves made inJanuary and July
of each year, upon acreage Monthly Balances.
The Bank is open on Saturday evenings from TO g..
for the receipt of deposits only.
HARRISON BLISS, President
II. wooDW ARD, Treas'r dawtf nl9