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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-12
REPREsENTATryEs ELECrEu

NEFRESENTATIVES ELECTED
WORCESTER COUNTY.
Ashbnrnham-No Choice.
Athol.--No Choice.
AEburn.-No Choice
BGrve.--No Choice.
.B9lin.--Lews Sawyer, Free Soil.
BLackaone.-No Choice.
BOlton.-E. A. Whtcomb, Wing.
Boylston--No Choice.
Brookfad.-Ed. X. Pellet, Dem.
Cha7lton.--No Choice.
Ciinton.-H. N. Bigeow, Wing.
Dana.-Orson Town, Coalition.
Dougiess.-Benj. Whiting, Dem.
DHdley.--No Choice.
Mansur, Dem.
Gardnr.-No Choice.
G,afton---Abram M. BgeIow, Free Soil.
Hardicick-F. b. Aiken, Dem.
Hayuayd.--Gideon c. Noble, Dem.
Holden.--G. w. Bascom, F. S.
E7EBSdasscT.- Bennett, Jr., Dem.
Laneaste. "A. Lane, Wing
Leiceste.-Abram Firth, F. S.
Leomiuster-J. C. Allen, +. s.
Lanenbwg.-J Harrington, Dem.
Mendon-HenryA A. Aldrich, Dem.
MLord-No choice.
Mlbwy.--No Choice
Recommendations Ayres, Wing.
Nortlborc'- Samuel Clark, F.S.
N~thbridge-No choice.
North Brookied No choice,
Oaaham--No choice,
OItord--No choice.
Pagton--No choice.
Paasham-Lewis Whiting, Dem.
Pullipston-No choice.
Princaos-Lu,her Crawford, F.S,
Royalstom-H. w. Albee, Wing
Raland-No choice.
Stwbridgs-S. Richards, Coalition.
Sirzcsbvy--No choice.
Sosahboro'. --Loyett Fay, Free Soil.
ISOalbridge--S. Dresser, Dem.
Specg.--Alonzo Temple, Free SOD
Stevling.--L. w. Rugg, Wing
Snton.--No Choice.
7smpleton--J. w. Work, F.s.
Uxen.--john Forbush, Free Soil.
Urbridge---No choice.
Warea..-I.eyi Merritt, Dem.
Websfer.--No Choice
Wessboro'.--D. H. Forbes, Free Soil
Wsa Boyison.--E. N. Hosmer. Free Soil.
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M ssss compoya COD Liver OH candyperbpp,
short per OF time as has Blisss Candy i,i N 50
few m2,ss since the nnrivaed article WINS only
ca ne ana market and its sale
al ~ aecale compound Of conectonay II , as me
nss !, eu Qualities OF Cod Liver O M Nm retains
Look for mlta9st receiving advantage @
For sale by ice 20 cents package
nov6wI cona.i .oCOll Jr & CO.,
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ErIeRAM UPON AN EDITOR WHOSE xos, =

AriGKAM UPON AN EDITOR WHOSE NOSE WAS
PULLED FOR LYING.
says S--r, sis there any wav
10 make the gluten stick, pray 4"
y yes, says I" Samuel 81 can tell
IT, ne proper Way NOSE 1T wELLp,
ne aggregate returns from most of The Cour,;os
IN the State will be found under the teeoranbio
head 'ap"ic
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WILLIAM DICKTNsoN

VIII attend to this and to other mat,ers oet.
MS oilce over the Central Bank y Dus,ness at
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cool and SparkJtn
every variety of sYRuPs Finy TICKETS Gor W.T.
seps dy,f I. LAZELI, Apothecary.
20l Main street
sons Furnnce PONDS p.nn..
lators Tvs "iu 1'hersohs Vent-
;. f. LoRlSG Agent for the above, 70 Main street
sepl6 d2m
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SAD AccIDErMr Geo. J., Rawson, machinist
in the employ of ssrs Dryden and Wakefield, in
the Establishmef Messrs, Hovey and La zelI in
this city, recei'a severe wound on Monday eye-
ming. While 'ending the stairs, he stepped up-
on the cylind' hay-cuifer, armed with knives,
and in endeaag to save himself from being cut,
by the weigi MS body pressing upon the sharp
eued instris' he threw his hand suddenly back,
which car contact with another cylinder, cut.
ting the 70 the bone, and completely severinp
three s;nOfthe hand.
DR.. 81 was called Immediately, ga nd although
rhe ha,'roOably disabled for life, he is doing
well.
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A.. Keeper. Satisfactory tesimonlals as 10 rha,sc,as
rna capacity can'be furnished. Address W s.. No.
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COMMERCIAL.
SALE OF SOCKS,
AT Boston. Tuesday. November IL

DIED.
In southboro, Oct 28th, Elisha p warneId, 50.
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Senators Elected.
Representatives EIeoted.

Hampdcn-No choice, probably.
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Indiana State sentinel., 1851-07-03

and Jackson for breach of written contract not under
SEAL The substance of the contract made January lst
1S4S was that the defendants furnish the plain
tiff with power and machinery run bowl lathe
at certain place for one year, whenever there should
be surplus of water, and to furnish plaintiff with suit
able blocks from which to make the bowls who was to
deliver TO defendants third Of the bowls Breach
that the blocks not furnished for certain part of
the time during which they have been furnished
General issue and six special pleas leading TO issues of
fact except the sixth which demurred TO and de.
murrer sustained. Trial; Judgment for plaintiff The
substance Of the sixth plea that the 9th of jan
lS4 the parties made another contract relative to said
athe by which from that time the plaintiff was to have
the entire of said lathe and the proceeds of the
nture he might make thereon and the of the surplus
free of charge that in consideration thereof the
defendants released by the plaintiff furnishing
said blocks in pursuance Of the agreement; and that
during the residue OF the time the defendants furnished
the blocks
Held, That this plea contains good defence to the
action; it shows performance, to part of the time,
and discharge for sufficient consideration for the resi-
DUE The circumstance that the contract writing
did not prevent the parties afterwards, and before the
breach from dssolving, waivng, dischargng, or
qualifying the contract, any part of the same, by
new verbal contract. But defendant was not injured by
the sustaining of the demurrer IT, the matter of this
plea being admissible in evidence under the general issue
The sustaining Of the demurrer cannot be assigned for
Several instructions of defendants were refused
The transcript does contain the evidence and the
presumption is that they rightly refused Judg-
ment affirmed with per cent damages
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-07-03

FUGITIVE SLAVE LAw.-Ths is a part Of the compro-
mise of 1850, and such is supported by every Demo-
cra without exception who is friend 10 the preserva
ton of national Democratic party. The law is
Democratic measure, of the import the OF
1893 but favorable the slave by the better de-
timing and guarding of the process of reception The
Democrats, regarding their obligations to the Consu
ton and without discussing slavery in the abstract sup
ported this law Congress- and carried by their
and they responsible for it, and willing to bear
the responsibility. The for the bill 80 Demo-
crats-24 Southern Whgs-3 Northern Whigs-109.
The vote against it 5S Northern Wings and Free
Soilers-l7 Northern Democrats-75. In the afhrma-
tive were % Northern Democrats. The then
of the National Democratic party, and they
ready stand fall by it. 1t Of not spe
c6cay included in the words of the last Democratic
platform, but it clearly included in its spirit,
Of necessity support the fugitive slave clause
the Constitution and preserve the Union. To say
that there two kinds Of National Democrats the
NORTH who support the compromise throughout and
another who for agtatng the slavery question: and
altering repeating the fugitive law, party
ure, is deuson the face of things. The Northern
Democracy are bound to go, and viii 90 way
lhs questions those who for stirring the fugitive slave
law must drift off from the party, and WILL unless
fu in time find themselves the lee shore and among
ths breakers of Whiggery. No man be for renew
ing this fugitive law agitation and remain long Ma
tional Democrat.-PToridsnce, r. l., Herald
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-07-03
From Lancaster.

LANCASTER, June 25.
Wing State convention the second day re-assembled
and the nomination of Hon James PolIett for Supreme
Bench Withdrawn. A letter was received from
Hon. Joseph Kingmacher declining nomination of Canal
Commissioner, and another from J. G. Miles withdraw
ing from list of candidates for Supreme Bench Hon.
JOS Watts also declined by letter. and subsequently the
OF Thomas ]. franklin, Nathaniel Ewing and
James Scott, withdrawn candidates for Judges.
The nomination Of Cyrus P Martle Canal Commis
sioner, withdrawn
ent measures shall be faithfully observed and respected
by the Wings
Motion negatived, yeas 81 nays 81. On motion of
Gen. Wilson Of FenangO, convention proceeded 10 bal
lot for Canal Commissioner Six baiiptings were had
which resulted in the nomination of Hon John Strohm
of Lancaster
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-07-03
The New Capitol at washington.

We learn by the Republic that the Of this
new edifee is 70 be laid on the fourth of July.
The wings are to extend sixty nine feet eastwardly
beyond the present building and line with the lower
step Of the porco the entire length will be two hundred
and forty feet and the width hundred and thirty,
with hall in the centre Of each fifty feet square, with
galleries The new buildings will be placed at dis
lance Of sixty feet from the old, the north and the
SOUTH and united the TO the other by corridors.
This addition will render necessary expansion OF
the open space or area on the east particularly; and
therefore the walls are to be removed and the bounda-
RES Of the grounds enlarged.
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-07-03
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, June %.
The Court-mart trial Of Gen. Talcott reassembled
O'clock when Gen Clarke arrived, but proceedings
having been commenced, he was disqualified from men,
bership. The crossexaminaton of Secretary Conrad
was resumed and continued 2 hours. Capt Magrauder
recalled and further examined length reference to
contract with DIR. Carmichael, and without concluding
his evidence the Cours ad ourned until to- The
distinguished Mexican Gen. Herrera attended the sit
tings of Court to-day and received marked attention
from the members.
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-07-03

nSFLUX, DIARRHoEA, &C-AIRS BRICKETT tyydov
W. of the late DR. T. NJ BRIcKErT) has the solicitation of
number who used last prepared quantity specific
for the Fux &c used with success in his practice
last No person should without this nyau
able remedy may be administered children as well as adult.
with perfect safety To be had her residence only cash
RHEUMATIC LNIMENT and many other compounds formerly
used by DIR. b. may also be obtained OF her. 3ws
SwE ARE REQUESTED 10 announce thai HrR AN BROWN
IS candidate for Prosecuting Attorney the fifth Judicial
Circuit JSwte
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-07-03
Cholera in ST. Louis.

ST. Louis, June 2S
There twenty-five cholera deaths here yesterday
and twenty-five by other diseases.
The steamers North River and Winfield Scott left for
Cincinnati
Great preparations progress for breaking ground
the Pacific Railroad the 4th with appropriate
emones
The Upper Mississippi and Missouri both rising
again The river at this point is falling slowly
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-07-03

GA horrible affair occurred in Cincinnati Thurs
day last. A man named Mort deliberately cut the
throat of his wife, making cash four inches long, from
the effects of which it is thought she may possibly
cover The wound was inflicted with dirk-knife. The
perpetrator of the deed who confessed that he intended
to kill his wile) lodged in Jail await hearing to-
day.-Madison Tribune.
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-07-03

MIssIssIPPr.-The gallant Foote is battling for the
Union with untirng zeal and energy He is represent
ed by persons who have recently him, looking as
he had just escaped from the explosion Of powder
magazine He is all covered with DUST his face sun
(the only left on his head) flowing in the wind
while the thunder of his vehement oratory and his i'm
passioned cxhortations patriotism produce shout after
shout from his delighted audiences.-Nsrark, ~ j.,
Eagle. M
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-07-03
From New York.

NEw YoRK, Jnne o.
u s. brig Dolphin arrived yesterday from a cruise
aroundfhe world of thirty-nine months.
II is stated that agents OF the Mexican Government
have arrived in this country with full power sell to e
United States the two province Of Sonora and Lower
California, and Chihuahua, condtonay.
have later advices from Bermudas which represerE
the drought be very The potatoe crop never
theless unparalleled in production and large quan
titles are being shipped to the United States.
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-07-03

The Georgia Baptist State ConrentiOn met in Perry
the 22d ult and the reports exhibit the condition
the church to be highly prosperous. 1t embraces 81
associations 1872 churches, 62S minister's and 00C
church members, of whom IA 900 coored. The in
sutons of learning under the control of the Conven
tion in highly prosperous condition. and the entire
fund for end6wnent of the is 5000 0G0-Bos
ton POST =, -
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-07-03
From WestfeId.

WEsTFIELD. o., June 90, 8 P. NJ
A man named William Graham, while standing in the
barn of the Temperance House, about mile of this
village struck by lightning this morning and rstantly
killed. There three others in the barn vino
knocked down, but recovering. The horses and
cows in the barn were more or less injured
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-07-03
FRfpAY. June 20. 1851.

Hunt '. .4damsOn Error, Randolph C. c. Per
CURIAM. Debt by Adamson '. Hunt a joint note.
The declaration the for suing only Of
the makers. Plea nil debit. Judgment for Plaintiff
Held, That the plaintiff bound TO prove, under
the ssne the matter Of alleged in the declara
ton for suing alone Of the makers of the note The
production of the without other evidence insult
hcient. Judgment reversed.
Ferguson V. Shepherd. Error, Wells C.. c. Judg-
ment affirmed, with per cent. damages
Cole ct al. ". Lockharf Appeal, Clark G. c..
BLAcKFoRD, j. Debt in lS47 by appellee against ap-
pellans payable in year with ten per cent
interest per annum. The was executed in 1910,
for loan of $780, the first years interest retained
being $50 Judgment for plaintiff for the principal and
ten per interest per Error complained of
is that the of the legal interest for the time the
note had to run was taken in advance.
Held, That under the law of 1888 the subject of
interest the taking of the interest in advance did not
render the note usurious Judgment affirmed, with one
per cent. damages.
Talbot v. the State. Error Jefferson c. c. PER
CUBAN. Indictment iii March 1851, for assault and
battery with intent to murder, committed in February
1850 Verdict, guilty of assault and battery alone
Judgment accordingly. This is erroneous, the court
having jurisdiction under the act of 1S49 defining
jurisdiction Of Justices of the Peace in certain countless
Of which Iefersonis Judgment reversed
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-07-03

1.-THE Little Rock, Ark, Democrat of the 18th
learns that the cholera still raging with great fatal
ty among the newly arrived troops that post About
thirty had died. The troops had been removed prai
rie, in the vicinity Enquirer.
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-07-03

Rich DIosISes.-Maj. AUSTIN reached San Francisco
on the 9th May from the quartz mine Carsers creek,
the 7th says il is the richest mine in the world and is
5000 feet above the bottom Of the creek The lead or
godbearng vein has been traced about hundred feet
ordinarily thicker than knife blade, but at inter-
yas expanding into pockets one alone Of which yielded
$3.50 ,O00 The company have some seventy Sonoran
miners at work.-Cin. Enquirer.
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-07-03

uThe ladies Of Lowell, Massachusetts,, have had a
meeting Of the city halls when they resolved to
join in the 4h Of July procession dressed in fn Bloom
ersf Bravoi
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-07-03

u-A man named John B. Hardin, was lately hung
by the people of Santa Rosa county Florida who con
fessed that he had twenty wves!had murdered sixtee
persons and only desired c live to murder four
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-07-03
From Washington.

WAsHINGToN Jane %.
Ia the criminal court this morning. Henry German
was convicted Of Perjury in swearing to the indemnity
Of fraudulent claims TO land warrants
The President returns tonight
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-07-03

TROUBLE AMONG THE CHICAGO PAPERs.-From a
paragraph in the Chicago Tribune we gather that the
popretos of that paper have sued John Wentworth for
libel in publishing statement that the Tribune Office
had been sod and of debts which he said standing
AGAINST il.
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-07-03

HEALTH IN ST. LouIs.-The Union of Wednesday
says the health register reports aggregate of l19
deaths during the past week, Of which 5S from
cholera The cholera thus far has been principally
fined to emigrants lately arrived.
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-07-03

1.-THE RI. Hon. Richard Lelar Shiel, M. p, died at
Florence on the 25fh ult from attack of gout in the
stomach, aged SO years He has cng had the reputa-
don Of being one OF the most brilliant speakers Of the
ages and has occupied many public posts Of high honor
and great responsibility.
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-07-03

C-The Mormons have made their way into Italy,
and number a great many converts among the Pied
montese They call themselves the Waldensan church
Elder Snow was the who propagated the new faith
in the ancient home of the Waldenses.
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-07-03

1--WE regret to hear from friend at Lockbart that
Maj. Ross Byers was shot b. Levi English while in
friendly conversation with him. Byers was killed. We
are promised the particulars in a few days.-Teras
Gazette.
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-07-03
From Salem.

SALEM, Mass, June s3
A violent storm passed over Waverly and Salem last
svening. The wind was unusually high, and caused
considerable damage.
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-07-03
CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI June %.
FLorR-Demand confined retail trade; 500 bb sold s3I5s
S32 Brands suitable for retailing not in demand
WEsEY-Sales making 17se.
In provisions and groceries prices are nomay m
changed
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-07-03
From Albany.

ALBANY, n. Y June %.
The bill for the relief of the volunteers, ordered
70 a third reading in the Senate this morning.
The Wing members OF the Legislature held caucus
and agreed to the districting of the State.
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-07-03
From Boston.

BOSTON June %.
The steamer Europa, from Liverpool via Halifax ar
rived here at p. NJ.
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-07-03
From Montpelier.

MoNTPELIER, VI. June %
Lucius B. Peck, who was nominated for Governor
Of Vermont by the free-soi convention, recently held at
Burlington declines the nomination.
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-07-03
From BOStOn.

BOSTON, June -.
The America sailed this morning for Liverpool with
50 passengers, of which 13 for Halifax. Amang
them George Thomson, Thomas Barley and Francis
Victor.
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-07-03
FRIpAy. June 2T. 1856


Rublev. Massey. Error, Wabash c. c. BLAcKFoRp
j. Suit commenced by Massey against Thos. Ruble be-
fore justice, Oct. 3d. 1847. Cause OF action, bond
in substance follows: Whereas VIM. Rube has been
arrested and in custody the suit of Tense f.
Massey, writ of Great for the sum OF S79 H. now
therefore, l. Thomas Ruhe, acknowledge myself special
bail for the said VIM. Rube in the said action, IN the
sum Of Sl5S 2S to be levied &c. The condition is, that
said VIM. Ruble will either pay the debt mentioned in
said writ of Great when the same shall become DUE
that he will appear and answer to ony suit which may
be brought against aim for the same and If judgment
shall be obtained against him. he will pay the amount
thereof render his body in execution for the same
will do it for him. Thomas Ruble, [seal.1 Taken
and acknowledged this Goth OF October, lS4T. Samuel
Laramore, Justice of the Peace. [Seal.] Judgment
for plaintiff defendant appealed. In the Circuit Court
defendant pleaded five pleas in bar. First. Non est fac
tum (not sworn to.) Secondly. That there was no
judgment in favor of hepiainf against VIM. Rube for
the supposed debt &c. Thirdly That no suit had been
brought against said VIM Ruble for the recovery OF said
debt &c. Fourthy No consideration for the bond sued
on. Filthy. Payment of the money mentioned in the
condition Of said bond Replication to I'd and Sd pleas
that long before the debt mentioned became DUE said
VIM. Rube left the State and never returned. yerca
ton. Replication to 4h plea that there was valuable
consideration and the 9th plea that the debt had not
been paid. General demurrer to replication TO I'd plea
overrued. The issues Of fact were submitted to the
court and judgment given for plaintiff for S79 IA and
costs.
Held That this suit having been commenced before
justice formal declaration was necessary, the bond
being sunicient cause OF acton HAD declaration
been filed have averred (besides the payment
Of VIM. Rubles debt) that Judgment for the debt had
been obtained against VIM Ruble, and that he had
been rendered in discharge or good excuse for the
want Of such averment must have been alleged. Where
precedent condition have been performed by the
plaintiff but its performance has been prevented by the
defendant snch prevention may be averred
for the performance The replication the second
plea is valid showing sufficient excuse for the of
suit and judgment against VIM Rube for the debt Proof
Of the bond was not necessary on trial the plea of non
est facfum not having been The consideration
of the bond was sufficient. The debt Of VIM Ruble on
the note proved evidence being given under plea
Of payment. Judgment affirmed.
Wymond & Ferris The Laicreacebargh aud Napo-
leon Turnpike Company. Error, Dearborn c. C.
Judgment affirmed with one per cent damages.
Deriekson ct al v. Ferguson. Error, Wayne c. c.
Decree affirmed.
BLAcKronD J. Assumpsit by Thomas against Rhosds
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-07-03
From Hartford.

HARTFORD, Con-, June 25
The Senate today after three unsuccessful ballots for
U. s. Senator, postponed the election indefinitely.
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-07-03

oSand suitable for the manufacture of glass is found
in great abundance ST. Paul Minnesota Territory
One boat recently left the latter place freghted with Sc
tons of this sand for St. Louis.
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-07-03
From Pittsburg.

PITTsBURG, June . I
River thirty inches; falling slowly. Weather hot anf
cloudy.
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-07-03
MONDAY, June l6, 1851.

MONDAY, June 16 1851.
Puekett " McNees. Error Randolph c, c. Judg-
ment afirmed-one per cent. damages
Page ct al the Slate Error, Wells c. c. Judg-
ment affirmed
Weekly ct al. Shannon ct al Error, Hendricks c.
C.. Judgment afirmed-one per cent. damages
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-07-03
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY STATE SENTINEL,
From Terre Hanfe.

TERRE HAUTE, June %.
DR.. Ezra Read has declined the canvass for Congress
in the 7th District. Stephen g. Dodge Democrat, is
the candidate in opposition TO Mr.. MeGaughey