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Ani O. q - sela lhs more pleased that
u ras o. i ssiy appreciated b. lhe lafs
ahl lni shi afiehee present. We
that tbs : mis- iha h~selpains, and
81 AL stHllaf aeHaslaas w. Hsay wtgs -
3 liAa AisFlsY q mHaA taiabl ahIa III
Interest ~ j. aHlflf stisa,
a. ihs aiasA ~ ihs Concert. Cai. Geo.
I. faate 81 geIh y . very Instructive anil
g ient adlFsss,
1ka r9mrpsll M u The Young ladls.
eaa another allfaellau. Ait wtre excel
~, and m8hg etlueej signs 4 more
ihsa Ordinary tAleui. We could hot sas
TOO much N their praise.
The pFife fof correct department was
avaFdsi 20 L. Y. Brooks. sni presented
% him IN very appropriate remarks b.
bis instructor. i u due q X. u. Clinton
70 state that h. eqaalled lhe former IN
merit. hn. 4 sr'ly fsll behind 10 demerii.
ftLas we're awarded 20 several ,euns
ladies, whose names VI hare anflrtaaiel,
forgotten. They vere presented Ly d..
T. Moore. III bis asual happy manner.
The Liisfay address, VA, delivered by
Major Jane. {. llo9le. Col. Nc. Taslff
being callel d %, addressed the sud nee
81 MY can. Wm. d dohas,n, lsa.
N ! - soar very appropriate remarks.
tae exercises lhHn ela..i. all feeling Tint
sheA hll b'ea ssnpiy fefaI isF shsif Al.
~isnlsaes.
We sqpe hat III. p.am nation vas ~,
q ffeisis 81 % future success. OF this
in%s'itnlt q. an,i sf-s, IL patrons would
be e~secrd.hs remlss IN duty should si,cy
nss.eei % sas forth every ae,iun ip stii.
larshef H1.anef ~ interest. ard assist
IN eAtrndins It. ssas aal iaereasiu. is
patronage ~ the esscat hat IL tfulv De.
serves. IA
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-07-06

AFWlesss - Ms.is.srrt-fh. 81.
bSmg &'e'ieT. dated Atir>ian springs.
Mississippi june sih. appears In the
Galveston News ct the ll,h. NH,
= have ~. morning reformed fron,
a sisit 70 Mr.. smltb's riastas.. n.
seaf ,Ans.n, Mississippi lie has
sixteen u the real. hona tue Africans f.
all Nouag aad likely. They loak l,Ar
eHr uesn'~-~afk v.li-lanl e..sn.
BIZ ep1lea. etc. Tao u them eaa do
. sseh ssFs - a. AlastnauSure.
AMI tt'niprs. une 1sur.4 kfs! a.,
thea ZIG rest. ran 10 ~ mmrh tsa -
~ ordinary held hard. They ar
lea'niss Ia slvak on baggage
le@l~. ~censrrsrs ,ers well. Ihey
afe ~ siid. but IN the CONTRARY.
very assie ahd quad .er, anl..
tarl haze hsea IN America com.
laaf ef ats Netlhs. The, nave The
tfass All. Haa'ss II thr tribe .n.n.
whi they came. Their st,nt teeth
ar aled. ahl sh,u they laugh. pre-
sehi 4 Aovel aFf~arsesp. VI. saith
has hrvn ahrfca $1,000 fct n, le,.
and infused.
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sss "a ir,tr. The cay Il ws.sisr.
"a. ~a'sA Zen ss~ isrs fsr lAssssssl
"a sas lsth al. isss sAs he Ora IN.
,'a.''ssai Of he ,m-s.ssa sauriss. t. .Ae
isa''aa saass, beng = rvs.as..eee Of ore
iasusssi asiisss. 10 h forwarded 4.
sani ,'ssasr. Tie l,alsans 81 Ne.
usieAa' haze alrc.i, seaI an shrss thea.
'aaa AL sc Aaaafsa esll.ss. - a..
ne Nss issA rvs,.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-07-06

The lat Ctayr,iile Herald con.
tains this gralifs Ing lnielietncei
As fAr a. We have been able IL
learn. The coiien crup Ia TIL. neigh.
harho0d, and We believe ihhiurhou,
North hissis pfi, afe doing ealrenely
seil. The corn onpp gives promi )
y 81 ahltndlnl Yield.
Tie t%sfroiiiop Dem'craf' stw IN,
Of the prospects In canolt salss
The crops in this portion II H.
country afe as gued IS S. have ever
.een. ssi . good deal m lie lsrward.
The corn cnp promises al ~ahuhdaui
!hcid' AID The ee'',n !. grow .ns zap.
idly.
The falIsta'cLian reports ayora.
bly, u the condition Of creps in raila.
haichie. saying.
We ma. safely sa,. tha; the pc ssu,
prospects iur an abuatast emp Of
cora and cotton arr sef good even
our vale! planters that have heru
ANNOYED ~iih tie esedea. ne nov
~ hne splflt.i must 81 them have
planted about their usual amount Of
snvnuu.
Similar %ha,teriug accounts fnm
ever! other part II the state. uo;
Inundated b. the llgh water. nave
reached ~.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-07-06

Tar WAY . ~ rT-if yeu van;
to keea ieaf iasn from thriving. .ara
ss'4d ~ssaoalsef - .euf WtytAnles. ~
new hegirners in business le,,k am.
every rew.camer viii a j~ealsus
~''Ni Discourage ell zen can: last
irorka not lcssi. refuse 10 take year
c0uHis paper ard dou't,a % advertise.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-07-06

IN he ilsrl -sb,ath 4 this a.sr,h
lsaaiss'A alter scsi. baptism u.ll b.
adainssiersa - ! r.rh-, ~ ..
In fArola. ies' below the steam
MI. y Rev. W. papr,. The II.
cruises 10 csAssepcs al y e'elscs. A
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fHH lat = y 40 siei lue d%sltfals.
L hs senatorial teattal a .. lhs 4ssth
III ca'dvalsh.
sug =, ls51. Ae.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-07-06

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rafifg a hties yard, asd IS nsx res.ly
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-07-06

NhE"s 4 p,EuN-Thrse cvr.
'ieaen rfsseut their card through
nm rnluHus, % aurnuu.fsus readers.
y ~ u whom ar aegasiursl
y 3 :. " Nsf IN. uue af he clever.
81 Teeii,msn ~ haze ever net
lis Sims ,ef! plats a.. anu
sefse tie tsat aee i aen
aaisf. &C. taesf cAfa.
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ff'snee avs - ARA thing. kss~ shin.
u a'sef ihss sser runala< With sAsse !.
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IN cid ess,lsasa 81 .sns s,erisacs
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@iist be sisess raass'ag 9Th .sss
l~.sf' : :" fss sf'u alOsI sAirs rassa,
rt~tsasaau.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-07-06

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laess ssthiag % purchase lnha Rob.
hes Hand, can Get thea al Thu. 4.
: lAfse's RrisA Corner, in ranol.. a,
hsHphis pfira. a3-iL
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- 10 sAs -sn, line. ras, o. wsa, 10
re 90, rs.i Jsha y. Nsshs.,' line.
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d9s rFsr IL all Be cad 10 attend
rr'snp'l' - al ole sesit~ tA.sr lsn4.
saftesea.
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The total " fhe rffasnf time . II.
issnn three hafafaa sha setsHfg 81
Ihfae haHifed cod sesetiyhsr na.
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faff, ~ laaaiit s'9tt 81 Ihe e1<vo
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dif iltaas afe paialie s'hi ahaaaIt).
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COMMITTED sc n sss1 osrs. ~
ssls cessss. = ~ ~ dsy sf1
lsiv. lsse. ~ 4. ". Rsyh=rn, b. =
W. q ths Feaca, sssra ~ ekeV
~ trat h's nsns , liu, ssA t1ns =
nsaaars 70 : ". fssteriea DsssShe. -
isvs. assr kirle.-, Mississippi. $3.50.
tss y sf-sss ~ kes ksrh. rs.ApP ergR
eaiesrds VII veeh sss hm 81
saehsx tse k~edr~i psa~iA : -
- n - r~sss ed. ani has q 49,
cotton s~sssises. The esaes l. huuAD -
tn ed e eaae feruafi. Hsvs pujueN
pas shaTs< sni sate h;a suns.
siii = tPais With ssrsrispe - ~.
J. n. JOXESk
&srf 81 Jsfiw
1sly { iesa. 49,.
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G,mn,tm-Gahhalli. tle white
haifea ieadsr ct Ihe Italian volunteer.
o ihe array ia >ardieia. va rsil-d
ivm l'siy 81 Is %. aud fauud refuge
10 The | aIlet States. A Western
tsehater ~. thai b. kep, a cafre
h"ese Ia Cincinnati a few years ase.
aad Fe'silsd liquor by the diam. II,
z aes a1ruetal In The >sfdlnisa ser.
vice. summarizing hii.en Thousand
mva.
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A draft foe sio.ao b. hesa r.
ssised At the STATE psra-aasnt a. a is.
s~-saises'iea to tbs family Of the SEA.
ssa -As sss ksli.i On hoard IL wssr-
"iieA 70 isSs, ~ sass erea iron :
farsssaa fer. ~h~a sAat steamer -.
ssAer ~ 70 ssrisrs he PaeaaA kiv-,.
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10 Ase,kus essaasntra,tsa "A -.
fsr~c To ire ksaa aslisa At Eareka.
= snSa@@ - lHea ta.s .ssse. hariux
l'esn tsaas3 Il kIsf 10 a.asr IN.
srre pat . fsfe. II iii b. rather
TO sac o. eur ssxf issae.
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HAts' Hans (, skaltaEs-.uag.
HAfs'--M II Miller A Co, IL Mem.
phis. advertise ihelr extensive esiab.
lishmehi, IN our paper. this week
lfseuNaal a fHe, A.slaable bat, et
a cotf.e. hellerown. sugar.loaf.
sqssretlgfed. ttasd nmmei Or tape.
trimmed. 10 fac, any sori # a hat. 81.
eeFl Old ONES. oui " r. shion. call GA
NJ II. Miller 4 c.. They have sptup
bat vii DO 10 carry bricks In. II you
isaes that mode VI wearing building
material.
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- Ger AlAssms eScAangss daily
rsroFt REV iasn'aaly ufss ~ ers~.
'ss sNr's. tsss F.sss have snrsvvsd
thsm 20 uvi Cad ~ 49,. II
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c. The u.aaei IL xss or;s.~~
rs- sssse tat ssss m essse. sr~ -
'asrksAv h~isas fssph- s~..cn ss,~
- n -
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Nk. Eblfps bee,~ >srs-Allow me 10
al attention t. ose exc siingls interest.
NJ: feature u the eFamins sscn u the
Ht4 e y The male GepaFtinen s n 10.
SEA snsit'pte- the 1eslamatioa ~ The
Ynnns E.uitemen. itA nk that | cad safr.
-! thai Do elass s,er aequtstel itself
With more satisfaction 10 aa sui.ssc~ o.
g isaetssfs; ani. sarsls. thev shessseive,
should ~ dssasst,s proud Of that ia,'.
rr'i . 10 tnce. Tbs s~xcfei.rs. ihryarhoat,
sshtbts! evident mara. Of close spt4,cs.
% aat : eornmsndthls ssat N tle dis.
ehargs = her aeiics. n ~. srsly graf.
ifs.u- oa .aeh an ccea,isa.s ~ a ~reaccs.nr
sopkeF-on. 10 Sc - much ability 4 sp!s,.
ed, AMI - great = future promise ind.c..
ed. while 4 i a Il the smsst pleasing,
I 10 sarelv sas II the nn.. nex .sar, u,t..
and . u sissss q source Of PRIDE 10 -i,.
mas osf yuaihs eE4sAt aFins Ia sseel IN
saea "a aeelsmf ishmrui. IN thss eeea.
siea. al y the highest need II PRAISE.
AMI bad i been "a the power u tAe Gem.
mittee. thry 1sah,iess woaId hsse su.vd.
~ : priae 10 sses eae. faslv sK~uree;.fips
the sxeeilsnee q zach.
he sFe-ssr. SER a. folloust
Villas z. ieeeh. Richard n. Clinton.
thafie~ !. Tau p. N,lliam ~. psrxsns.
joseph u. Philips. Jaass u. tasso.,
James i. ullssf. nlAsam X. Oliver.
eearss J. y ut, JAsp~s V. fls.
las. N. " h4fdis. ~ ed, n, tress~.
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r. lttuet epahy Afslnfat 49, ~.
iisss u w. ilga#E 81 lhai place ~
hs llsi a ia. itiitW nmtJ0te
iff, aap sas lskeh IL lf,Hn Con.
inNh, 10 ia= Fiais IL nsesm' !
isA y . Han b. lie baips 90 .
isNit, a cayenlef. . isei Mao.
ttisb 100 ant daft mmplesl 4
aud hair, sta oak eyes Toe l,s
ife.s Z hltet Ga Nssu asl oai
sileH, aba rqaesit ihs h~iierilIe.
e aia tau IT. recovering hi, lost bay
Aaaftss a. abute.
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81 laav fsii ~ssvttssri rresa.iy a,
.~Ssssssss. tfs@ he sseA~ss Alsn
sa.s's. aHa hs~sea irs~ fsssa 10
s'uA ssrees. sssss - 80 s~srs.a.
he he~sers' ss,s her hssr. slsae .ss.s
as = . ssissy essse nsrrsA fss
hsefs.
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IHrsANvs" urssne.-If oil 10
-ea ssder ont LEAD Il ..rarai.sa,ss-
ssai en- ftlesas. Mess. ". n is4.
Toe and Dr. \ |. Ellis are sraaanesd
BY auiAerf's. israngA Their friends. Is
candidates &c ks9rsssasssi.~ !. sss
>es- f.fa.ure
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s'ss--A ee~ssss F.rsr = slahsss.
- sshs'af NJ Fslifiesl esers.. sass "a
sth sNsrnes sAs axsnnx ~ xss,h<-r
hssss I" F~s~s~se = ~ ss.s~-si
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Mar q tns Ilvs..-We have re-.
ei'ed irum JytH.pn h browning,
i's William Street. New York civ.
tolion's Map Of LaroPc." and "Cpl.
tons Map q Northern Italy" both
%" ore SHEET, ssxe .sxl9 inches
l'riee, pa sod 30 cents. address
a. abuft
These mars arr fdil and reliable.
aud engraved IN steel in a superior
manner, handsomely printed upon
heavy paper, aad beautifully cvlorrd
send and sct cuc-if you want it,
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Al E~>cssorx .arr.ss~Axr.-Ar~x,e
nan ~ THIS city. sAsle f>hsne -,
iSets Nile Rsyss. IN Astassas. : Zee
dAss ssees. titled a ssui-aak. Aasiar
isFfy-s~ss 1884,, s~l oe>rsssue Arr1Is
issf - iesysa. fsis - kelsess ; go q
ne iss<vs' Teinens Il this ssses e 49,.
Tsn's sv-s $50 u this pass Il The eve.
sty.- AssrAs IrvuA
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-07

Miss HosMER's ZENoBIA.-In a letter to
the Home Journal, Miss L. Maria Child speaks
of photograph which she has recently re-
ceived from Rome, of Miss Hosmer's new
statue of the Palmyrene Queen, which appear
ed in the Aurelian, and speaks thus of the
enthusiastic young artist and her work
"The earnest young sculptor has worked
at this great statue with such intensity of pur.
pose, and such untiring labor, that physicians
sent her into Switzerland to save her life The
production is worth all the concentrated
thought she has bestowed upon it, 1t far sur
passes anything she has hitherto done. Many
women, If they had accomplished half as
much, would think they had a right to put up
at the Hotel de L Uniyers, and do nothing the
remainder Of ther natural lives, but repose on
their laurels, and be lionized by visitors. But
Miss Hosmer is not one of that stamp. Her
soul is so absorbed by an intense love of art,
that she will never be satisfied with any stop
ping-place on the ladder of excellence"
The action of walking would obviously be
very difficult to render gracefully in marble,
Miss Child says:
"ln the position of the feet and limbs the
artist seems to me to have ACCOMPLISHED the
exceedingly difficult task of making a lust
poise between action and repose. 1t indicates
precisely the slow, measured tread natural to
stately person walking in procession. The
expression of the beautiful face is admirably
conceived. 1t is sad, but calm, and very
proud; the expression of great soul, whose
regal majesty no mistortunes could dethrone.
The great specimen of modern sculpture is
now at Rome, in the Academia del Quiritia.
1t will be exhibited a short time in London,
and then brought to this country"
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sentiments with which it was filed 1t was
understood that it would be repeated under
more favorable circumstances at future meet
ing of the citizens of the town. After singing
an original hymn, contributed by Hon. Geo.
Lunt, of Boston, the procession reformed and
marched to the tent on the hill, where the an
nluersary dinner had been prepared by Capt.
Charles Fletcher of Leominster The divine
blessing was invoked by the Rev. Franklin
Merriam, of New Boston, N H.
After the entertainment was over, the Presi-
dent Mr.. Benjamin Wyman, said he had been
selected for that place chiefly because he was
one of the few who were born here, and
still remained on the soil, and who have
been eyewitness of the scenes of the last half
century. In their behalf, he babe the assem-
bled guests welcome to the festivities of the
day. He briefly sketched the early history of
the town, its trials and sacrifices in the times
that tried mems souls, and gathered encour-
agement from the thought that they were now
enjoying the fruits of those sacrifices. He
closed his remarks by introducing the regular
sentiments, which were read by Messrs. Miles
and Allen.
The first regular sentiment, in honor of the
day of their celebration, was happily respond
ed to by Rev. S. S. Smith of Warren. In an.
swer to the sentiment-"The town of West
minister as it was 100 years ago, and as il is
this day" Mr.. Allen read an interesting letter
from Hon. Abijah Bigelow of Worcester, ex-
pressing his sorrow that he could not be pres
ent, and his cordial sympathy with the move
ment in which they were engaged. Rev. DIR.
Allen, in reply to sentiment directed to him,
stated that he came to the town forty years
ago as school teacher, and that he was or
dained for the foreign missionary service in
the same place thirty two years ago. He had
returned from his long absence in other lauds
to find his former pupils among the most dis
tinguished citizens of the town. He related
many agreeable personal "reminiscences, which
afforded much pleasure to his hearers Mr..
Goodwin Wood of Fitchburg followed in the
same train of remark, closing with common
dation of the high stand his native town ha 4 al
ways taken in the cause of temperance, moral
ity and virtue.
Other sentiments, for which we are unable to
lind room, were responded to by Levi Miller,
Esq. of Antwerp, N. Y, Clough r. Miles,
Esq, of Millbury, Rev. Charles Kendall of
Petersham, Rev. Joseph Peckham, Rev Mar
Gus Ames, Rev. Mr.. Stuart of Greenville, IL
inois, Levi Haywood Esq, and Edwin Glazer,
Esq, of Gardner, and others who continued
the festivities of the Gay till nearly sunset
without any apparent abatement of interest.
1t is estimated that 1900 persons sat down to
the thinner, most of whom remained m1sturb-
ed to the close. Notwithstanding the annoy
ances to which the visitors were subjected in
the earlier portion OF the day, the celebration
was one of the most successful and gratifying
character.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-07

PoLIrICAL.-The Democrats of the First
Congressional District met in Convention at
Wareham, on Tuesday, for the purpose of
electing delegates to the National Conven-
ton to assemble at Charleston next Spring.
VIM. c. N. Swift and Edward Merrill were
chosen delegates, and Moses Bates, Jr., of Ply
mouth, and Alexander Baxter, of Banstable,
were chosen substitutes. The Democratic
Senatorial Convention for the Island District
nominated Walter Hillman of Tisbury for
Senator, and the Councillor District Conven-
ton nominated Obed Swain of Nantucket for
the Governors Council.
The Washington correspondent of the Tri-
bune says that Col Forney's personal friends
assert that he has consented to be supported
by his anti-Lecompton Democratic friends for
the clerkship, with the understanding that they
will go with the Republicans for speaker, the
latter, of course, to vote for Col +. He does
not expect approval by Judge Douglas
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-07

HE WISCONSIN BEARs.-In some of the
sparsely settled parts of Wisconsin the bears
have become so numerous that the inhabitants
are alarmed for their personal safety They
approach farm houses in open day, and even
venture into villages, carrying off sheep hogs,
poultry, and even dogs, with a boldness I'M
parralleled in the experience of frontier life.
1t is reported that a committee of citizens are
about to apply to the Hon. Grant Berkeley to
aid them, with his pack of English hounds, in
DISCRIMINATING the "varmints." But we dep
recate foreign interference, and humbly refer
the above case to the "solid men, of Hartford
composing the "Putnam Phaanx," as offering
rare opportunity to follow in the footsteps of
the venerable old hero whose name they have
assumed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-07

The NOMINATION DECLINED.-The follow
ing letter from Judge Mellep, which sufficiently
explains itself, will doubtless interest all those
persons who have enrolled themselves as MEM
beFs OF the "Free School Party" We suggest
to the managers of that party that propriety re-
quires them to ascertain beforehand whether the
men they nominate accept their principles and
policy, and also whether they are willing to be
nominated. Good common sense is as neces-
sary in managing party as anywhere else.
Mr.. j. d. BaLd,cin, Editor of the sSpy-Dear
Sr:-My attention has been called to notice
IN your paper of this morning, stating that the
Free School convention held in this city yes
terday did me the honor to nominate me as a
candidate for the office of Lieutenant Governor.
This use of my name is entirely unauthorized
by me, and l regret that my name should have
been so used.
Waving, therefore, all formal official notice
of my nomination, permit me to avail myself
OF the use of your paper, most respectfully to
decline the proffered honor. l am
Very respectfully yours,
EDWARD MELLEN.
Worcester, Oct. 6, 1859.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-07

SUPREME JUDICIAL CouRr-FM Bench
La~ Ierm.-Cases argued Thursday Graf.
ton Bank VS.. Cox; Foster for plaintiff, and
Hoar & Richardson of Boston for defendant.
Ruggles VS.. Barton; Kent of Milford and Cha
pin of Worcester for plaintiff and Bacon &
Aldrich for defendant. Blackstone Manufac-
taring Company VS.. the town of Blackstone :;
Todd and Chaplin for plaintiff, and Hoar and
Washburn for defendant. Case now on trial
Hagan vs. Riley; Burgess for plaintiff, and
Todd for defendant
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-07

PEREMPToRY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
EsTATE.-We would call particular attention
to the sale, at auction, by L. w. Vail, to-mor-
row afternoon, at two o'clock, of the valuable
ana genteel residence of c. w. Freeland. Esq,
on Harvard street, advertised in another col
umn. The sale will be positive as the owner
intends leaving the city. Those who wish to
examine the property previous to the sale
should do so to-day. 1t is one of the most de-
siIable residences in the city.