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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-13

SUCCESSFUL SUIT FOR FREEDOM BY A
WHITE GIRL.-A most interesting suit was
completed on Saturday, in the Fifth District
Court, New Orleans. 1t was of suit for
freedom from slavery, the plaintiff being
whlte girl, sixteen or seventeen years of age,
with complexion bordering on the brunette,
named Alexiana Morrison, and the defendant
OF a slave dealer at Jefferson City, named
James White. The girl about year and a
half ago, ran away from Whites slave yard,
where she had been several months, and was
protected by some citizen of Carroton, whom
she informed that she had been kidnapped
from Arkansas and sold into slavery, though
she was born free and Of white parents. An
appeal to the Jefferson Parish Court was made
but the jury did not agree to verdict, and
the venue was changed to New Orleans The
trial in the Fifth District Court occupied three
days, chiefly employed in the efforts and rgu-
ments of counsel on both sides in regard to the
admission and rejection of evidence. For the
plaintiff, the chief testimony was that of sci
entlic gentlemen, showing that there was an
absence about her of African descent. And
for the defendant the principle evidence was
narrowed down to the single bill of sale, which
he produced from a person IN Arkansas, who
was not present The Judges charge to the
jury was excepted to by defendants counsel
from beginning to end. The jury deliberated
but few minutes, and brought in a verdict for
the plaintiff.-Ne'o Orleans Bulletin
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tt,. .,,, PROVIDENCE. Jan. 3, 1859
ng on without any effect, have used two bottles
Oi Curtss Cure for Badness which has COMPLETELY sp-
cd my halr from falling cordially recommend ii TO ali
as the best preparation have ever found.
y, HENRY BUTLER.
For sale IN Worcester by oil Druggists, and in Boston
oy Chas Richardson ~ Co.. Geo. O. Goodwin a Co NJ
y Burr Co.. Weeks IL Potter and by all Drlrrists In
the united States and Canadas
m62l dtf ' 'i"'i"o"'o ~ l.
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The NEXT STEAMERs.-Our dates from
Liverpool are to June LIST, and another steamer,
the Fulton, which left Southampton on that
day, has not yet been heard from. The City
of Manchester was to leave Cork on the third
day of June for New York and on the fourth,
the Europa would leave Liverpool for Boston.
These steamers will bring the next news
from Italy; and we ought to hear from them,
or at least from the Niagara, atHalifax, within
the next twenty-four hours. Important move
ments may have taken place at the seat of
war; and, unless the Austrians retreat more
igncminiously than seems at all probable, we
shall soon hear OF great and murderous bat
tle
Such battle seemed imminent, at the last
advices and, in Europe the opinion was that
the Austrians would be beaten, and that i'm
mediately after the fight, the French and Sar-
dinians would occupy Milan. Then the En-
glish and Russians will renew negotiations, it
is said, and make an earnest effort to arrest any
further movement of Louis Napoleon. But
we are not told that they will undertake to do
anythIngIn behalf OF SARDINIA and the Italians,
in case Austria should win the battle. The En-
glish government would doubtless be gratifed
to hear of an Austrian triumph, as in that quar,.
ter all professions of sympathy with tl;en eonle
of Italy and Hungary seeIySs'to be hypocrisy.
ne hhg1sn peope%Sre all right; and we
ii'.u ''ie i1ns h brewers, and not the English
tssthey merit.
1t is not likely that anything but very
serious disaster will induce the French and
Sardinians to pause until they have driven
the Austrians out of Italy. And then.
we hope, Hungary may have chance.
A peace proclaimed with Kossuth, Governor
of Hungary, would be peace worth having.
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Citp ann County gntelllgente.

FRosT.-There was quite severe frost in the
vicinity of Worcester on Saturday night, and
vegetation in some localities must have suffered
considerably. In some places we have MOTTO
ed corn that was untouched by the frost of
week previous, was severely pinched by the
freezing temperature, but not SO much, we
should judge, as seriously to impair the pros
poets of the crop. With regard to the more
tender vegetables, such as beans, tomatoes,
cucumbers, and the like, we should judge that
what were spared by the previous untimely
cold snap, were effectually crushed out by this
last foray of the frost king.
Their was considerable frost last Saturday
morning. and on one or two other mornings
last week. Meanwhile the temperature of the
weather has been much like that of frosty days
in April A few weeks since, the Massachu-
sets Ploughman predicted that the present
season would be remarkable as corn season.
A few warm days in the beginning of May
seem to have inspired the prophecy. 1t may
be fully realized before winter; but these June
frosts are not the bes best far timers.
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George Sessions, FURNISHING UNpERTAKER AND
SoFFiN WAREHou sE-Colins, Caskets Patent Metallic
burial Cases and Robes of every description ALWAYS on
sizes N'NNA' VI an
Every thing connected with the management of f,pcro,
promptly attended to- No. 40 Front street, residence
Front street. Worcester, Mass dawtf YnT9e
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SEDUCER KILLED BY THE FATHER OF HIS
VIcTIM.-The West Troy IN. W Democrat
is furnished with the following particulars of
the shooting of young man, formerly dry
goods clerk at Albany, who had seduced the
daughter OF the ayenger at Saltwater, Saratoga
county -
"The citizens of this place were thrown into
great excitement, last night, by a report which
reached us, about sunset, that Hiram ID. Case
had been shot by Arthur Holden, for improper
relations with his (Holden's) daughter. Case
was formerly clerk in a dry goods establish
ment i'll Albany His parents and friends live
hve miles north of this place. Last Decem-
Der he came home for three weeks, and during
the time got acquainted with Miss Holden.
AS circumstances have since shown, Case
under promise Of marriage, ruined her. AS
soon as her father knew this, he swore that
case should answer for the crime with his life.
Mr.. Holden served in the Mexican war, and
with HIM, to say was to perform. Since the
LIST of March, Case has resided with his mn
rents, and last night came down to Holders
Nwhen Holden, as he entered the house, shot
hlm through the heart with a rifle. He died
almost instantly Holden gave himself up to
tne authorities, and made no resistance, sim
ply remarking that he had done his duty.
there Is n great deal Of feeling here upon the
subject, and large number of people have
been to the place where the tragedy occurred.
LOUIS NAPoLEoN's GRooM.-Gamble tho
Emperor's head-groom, has gone off to ioin
the Emperor, with sixty horses, the very best
rom the imperial stables. Gamble is an Eng
iishman, who has been for many years in his
MaJesty's service-during the whole time of
ms stay in England-and has been most high
~ appreciated by his imperial master for his
English courage and discretion At one time
IL was imagined that second edition of Ward.
OF Parma, might have been presented to the
world in the credit that the Englishman could
easily have acquired; but wisely rejecting the
ADVICE OF interested friends, he has maintained
his position, free and independent, because he
can claim it rs his own. During the first few
months of the Emperor's reign, they say that
Gamble was assailed on all sides by offers of
bribery, in consideration of the influence he
was known to possess w.th his master. A eel
ebrated company, amongst others, offered hon
ors, shares, and profit, if he would undertake
to procure the concession Of certain privileges
for the said company, which il is well known
had he but declared II personal interest in the
success of the undertaking, would be imme
dialely granted. But Gamble too wise in his
generation to mistake his calling, refused every
overture, preierring TO remain "Gros Jean conf
medeymt."
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>. q. Gale, Attorney at Law, and Genera
Agent at MINNEAPOLIS Falls ofSt ANTHONY MINNEsoTa
WI also Jree q charge, give any desired information
"lthln ms power concerning present opportunities for
capitalists, farmers mechanics or manufacturers in This
part OF Minnesota. Refers Bacon Il Aldrich Worces
WI ""so' ubnl+ apl4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-13

en- up the name of the Union, lately discarded
by the organ of the Administration, and will
September next. Roger A. Pryor has retired
from his editorial connection with the States
William Y. Gholson of Cincinnati, the Re-
publican candidate for Judge of the Supreme
Court of Ohio, is by birth Mississipian,
came into Ohio, and manumitted his slaves
He is an able lawyer, and has been Judge of
the Superior Court in Cincinnati. He is said
to be ardently anxious for the success of the
party and its principles in the State and couI.-
try at large.
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Worcester. ~ N' can %.
Special attention given 10 Diseases of the Eye.
alj dawcodtf
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

OLD NEWSPAPERS for sale at this office,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-13
POLITICAL

The German Republicans of Indiana held a
meeting at indianapolis, the other day, and
resolved that we are opposed to the principle
contained in the Cincinnati platform-no in
reference with slavery-our principle being
no interference with liberty by the President,
by Congress, or by the Federal Court" That
covers the ground of the ''irrepressibIe con-
fict."
The Louisville Journal says
"a distinguished gentleman of this Congress
sional district, himself lawyer of the first re-
pute, informed us, the other day, that, in re-
cent conversation with Judge Mclean, at Gin
cinnati, he put the question of Intervention for
protection directly to that eminent Republican
jurist, asking him, if on the assumption that
the right of slave property exists in the terri
tories, as declared by the Supreme Court in
the bred Scott case, it is not the solemn duty
of Congress to protect it. Judge Mclean in
stantly replied Clearly sir"
The New Orleans Picayune thinks that the
new issue of the re-opcning of the slave trade
introduced by the late Vicksburg Convention,
is destined to divide the South unlessui.ssH1,
speedily put at rest.
Tho WasbinUtop Cfofas
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S petial Jlotltes.

#. a. EIdrcd, 247 Main street. has one of the best
sssortmenis Of Hats, Caps, Gents Furnishing Goods,
Trunks, Carpet Bags &C. &c. to be found in the city,
and At the lowest cash prices. d3m iel3
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10 be Bald or not to he Bald! that is the
BALDNESS!' The late great and reliable remedy and
the only article which will restore hair bald heads and
positively stop its falling OF Remember it contains no
ON Lead or Sulpher and each Bottle contains one pnt
anu read the following late and important certificates
ana say whether any man need ever be bald.
From the State Treasurer of Rhode Island:
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Mrs. =. Goodwin, experienced ana successfu
full Midwife holds herself in readiness night
attend to the duties of her profession. Residence Is
Austin street diff o24
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-13

Hon Isaiah Fisk of Charlestown, VT, ia
thcr of the late Rev. Wilbur Fisk, d. D.,
President of Wesleyan University, died on the
7th inst, in the 9th year of his age, He was
elected ten times to represent that town in the
Vermont Legislature. Six years he was AS
sistant Judge, and eight years Chief Justice.
ms death was very sudden--he walked from
his room, sat down in u chair, and expired i'm.
mediately.
O1e of the editors of the Chicago Tribune,
who has been to Pixies Peak with the miners,
writes that he has waded the Platte hundred
umes, has shot buffalo, witnessed ynching
ana several murders, and been delegate TO a
convention to form constitution for new
State.
Inc citizens of Amesbury, Mass, propose
10 erect monument in that town to the mem.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-13

RemoyaI.-Dr. C. A. HILLS Medical Office is re-
moved to No 81 Main street. diff iyu
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Mach1nists Wanted.-A number of first class Ma
chlhlsts may ind employment and good paw at
IllAYER, HOUGHTON 4 cos
HFzI aim Westinghouse. Machine shop.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-13

SpOOner a LincoIn's Exhibition of Pie
lures is extensive and unequaed which renders the
UNION ART GALLERY" most desirable place for citi-
zens, strangers visiting the city, to call and examine
the wonders of the Photographic Art. diff mole
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On the 10Th day II August. 1859. a msn,
whose name Is. 10 The undersigned. unknown.
va fsund dead IN Sugar Creek township. 10
thu county IN hide Sugar Geek. about tv o
aud half niles west Of Terre Hsaie. The
BODY. wen found vas parity unaer water.
the head, hoSever. being out on he osn- -
The dee. ased had los, his left front upper
teeth. and on his forehead. near the hair, there
wasa deep flesh wound There was pistol
sho, On the right side Of the throat which was
marked with powder lis eyes were da'k -.
zel had roman nose. and dark curly hair
Tie was about FIVE feet eigh, inches high. spare
bailt. aud would weigh about if5 pound. -
When found he had 90 no cloth ng bu, shirt
and da,k drawers made OF lotton elcth.-
Clothes supposed TO belong TO the deceased
were found on the bank near by. and were a
gray coat Of heavy woeleu tweed. lined with
led colored lustre- sleeves lined with striped
calico--dark wine-colored vest lined inside
viii calico, black lasting bations and vest
nearly nsr-gray cassiaet pants. striped rp
he lsg-hue miyet woolea sseks-doye ea..
orsd gloves-new white cotton handkerchief
With purple bor.irr-ohp bat with narrow
black baDd-cslfskln shoes about hall worn.
Also. oae powder flask Esade Of horn and fll
ei with powder-one 6ne tooth comb--sone
bullrisz-sorse percussion csPs-Ops pocket
book with Nv dollar bill on the Psrke cosn
" Bans and eighteen cents 10 II. vAs ioaHd N
the pockets. The pockei- beck was marked
sish The initials, Il. ii D." At the feet q
the deceased, 10 the water. was found ope Elm
gle barrelea pistol. \ aog Supposed to belong
70 The said deceased. has been taken N charge
by the CONQUER. where he can be seen al hi'
residence on Lafayette street. in North Terre
HAuse-he is SHEPPARD dog
v. W. BENSON. Csron<-.