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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-08

D1oTATIoN TO HEIRs.-The papers at the
south recently reported the death of an opulent
citizen who prescribed in his will that his male
heirs should belong to the democratic party.
A letter from Italy reports a similar case, as
follows
"a few days ago wealthy gentleman, Al
essandro de Marchi, died at Padua, leaving be-
hind him two sons and three daughters. When
the local judge opened his testament it was
found that the Paduan gentleman had left his
fortune to lis natural heirs on the express con-
diton that they should forfeit it if ever they ac-
cepted office under the Austrian government,
or should his daughters marry any person con-
nected in any way with the loathsome foreign
rule"
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Communicated ]

MILLBURY, Nov. Z, 1899.
MeSsrs. EddorS-Those who had quietly
learned that Rev. Mr.. Thomas was last even
ing to address the young men of his congrega-
ton and such others as might assemble TO lis
ten, were agreeably surprised to find the sub
ject which occupied his attention so truthfully
and ably set forth-"The evils to which young
men are exposed"
The reverend gentleman commenced with
an apology for any lack OF study which his adj
dress might show, or for any embarrassment
he might labor under in consequence of not
being perfectly at home in such character
and with a written lecture. But this was Ger
tainly uncalled tor, as Ills choice and strictly
correct language so strikingly illustrated the
truth he intended to convey, as to readily con-
vince his hearers that he is well fitted to speak
of these things and to proftably entertain the
young in thus setting before them the difficult
ties and dangers which beset their path.
presume he could be induced to repeat this
and a previous lecture before other audiences
in other towns, and we cannot but think that
were such to be the case, those who should
hear him would receive great benefit thereby
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-08

MELANCHOLY SUIcIDE.--The Washington
States gives an account OF the suicide in that
city Of Lewis Jones, young man aged &c,
clerk in the Land Office. On the morning of
the 3D. inst. his mother admonished him upon
his being dissipated, and beseeched him kind
ly TO do better in future to leave those COM
panions who detained him from his home, and
to live more with his parent and sisters, at the
same time throwing her arms about his neck
and kissing him. lie appeared to heed her
for moment, but Withdrew from her arms,
and then suddenly drawing pistol, remarked,
al have lived long enough, Iean't stand this :"
or, "Mother sec what am going TO do" and,
presenting the pistol to his forehead, fired.
The ball entered about the centre of his fore
head, and he sunk almost ifeess into his ago
nized parents arms. The alarm was given,
and the household was soon present together
with the neighbors and passers-by. Physi-
clans were Immediately summoned who prob
ed the wound, but could not find the ball. The
wound was large and trightlul, indeed, owing
to the proximity Of the pistol to his head. He
remained insensibe, writing in the agonies Of
pain, until death relieved him of his sufierngs
few days previous he had applied to friend
TO be his second in duel in which he expect
ed to take part caused by a love affair.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-08

The ELECTIONS To.DAY.--Elections for
State Officers take place today in Massachu-
sets, New York, New Jersey, and Wisconsin;
and in Illinois there is an election for county
officers, and also for Congressman in one of
the districts. In New Jersey and New York
the parties are nearly equal in strength with
the chances in favor Of the Republicans
In New York the canvass has been con-
Quoted very carefully, and our friends are
evidently full OF work and hope. The slavery
party have done their utmost to make some
thing out Of the Harper's Ferry affair, but
have not secured by this means any more
strength than they need. 1t is surprising that
the men in New York who manage State
Conventions by means of fighting rowdies,
and contriye openly the most vilainous frauds
on the ballot box, can go into an election with
the hope of any support from decent people.
Here in Massachusetts the opposition parties
are hardly strong enough to make election day
interesting OF course the Republican State
ticket viii be elected, and we will have both
branches of the Legislature by large MAORI.
ties
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-08
Republican Representative Caucuses.
DISTRICT 26.

The second caucus for the nomination of a
candidate for representative in the Twenty
Sixth District was held at the City Hall, last
evening Dea William Emerson of Auburn
was chosen President, and Joseph Torery of
Ward 6, Secretary. Mr.. Albert L. Benchley
read letter from Mr.. Geo. H. Harlow, with
drawing his name from the contest.
Mr.. Edwin Draper rose and stated that he
understood Mr. Otis name was withdrawn in
difference to some objections which had been
raised, that he had acted in frank and manly
manner, and if this caucus confirmed his NOM
nation, he would undoubtedly accept. Where
upon Mr.. Benchey withdrew the letter and
declination of Mr.. Harlow. The informal bal
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PoLrTIcAL.-The' Republicans of Represen-
tative District No. Is, comprising the towns of
Shrewsbury, Northboro' and Boylston, have
nominated DIR. John Andrews for the Leg
islature. Messrs. II. B. Fay of Shrewsbury,
Arson Rice of Northboro', and Horace Ken
dali of Boylston.
The Richmond Wing contains an advertise
ment from gentleman offering to be one of
one hundred to raise $4,000 for the safe de-
livery of Joshua r. Giddings in Richmond, or
$1,000 for his head. The valiant Virginian
would do well to come and take him, and
save his money.
The old line Wings in Milford held spirit
ed caucus last Saturday evening and nomin-
ated Obed Daniels and DR.. Francis Leland for
Representatives, They claim one hundred
votes for Ex-Governor Briggs. The Republi-
cans and Democrats held their caucuses last
evening
The managers of the Bowery Theatre in
New York have recently placed upon the
boards "Three Eras in the Life of Firemen."
The play contained some political illusions to
the late Senator Broderick which his friends
demanded should be omitted. Great excite
ment prevailed at the performance, Saturday
evening, but the strong police force prevented
an outbreak
Timothy Connolly, a young man, who is a
candidate for the Assembly in the Second Dis
trict, n Y, walked into the Forth Precinct
Station-house, Sunday and remarked to the
Sergeant in charge, 81 am lunatic, and want
to be locked IN; L have done all in my power
to serve my friends, but they call me fanatic,
which | don't want to be, and SO have turned
a lunatic-a lunatic, SirP He was put into a
cell, but after much solicitation was allowed
his liberty, and the same evening was in the
City Hospital, under treatment for delirium
tremeRS.
On Saturday evening, in Maiden, J. Q. A.
Griffin was re nominated by the Republicans
for Representative from the 4th Middlesex
district, by majority of II votes. The whole
number of votes cast for the different candi-
dates was $50.
The latest advices from Hon w. II. Seward
are from Java, in the Mediterranean Sea. He
had completed his journey up the Valley of
the Nile to ancient Thebes, has surveyed the
Pyramids and he was about to proceed to
Jerusalem, and thence by Damascus to Con-
stantinople
AT the convention held in Athol Sd inst, for
the purpose of nominating candidate for
Representative from District No. 2, compris-
aniel Richardson was selected as the nominee
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-08

SUPERIOR COURT Criminal Term. Judge
Ames presiding. Monday, Nov I. Thomas
Malone, tor manslaughtcrOf Willard S. faint
er, was sentenced to the House of Correction
for eighteen months.
Andrew j. Miller of Sterling, for being a
common seller, was sentenced to the House
of Correction for three months.
Franklin French of Templeton, common
railer and brawler, defaulted.
Richard Mooney of Worcester, for nuisance,
paid fine of $50 and COSTS
The Court then adjourned, having finished
the business before it for the term.
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SEND IN RETURNS.

Our friends in the various towns will oblige
us by sending us the vote of their respective
localities, this afternoon and evening, by the
earliest possible conveyance after the closing
atreet Worcester
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FOR COUNCILLORS,
4th Distrct-IIUGH w. GREENE, of Northhel1
GER IL A .RoS q MAYHEM. of Milford.

FOR COUNCILLORS,
4th Dstrict-IIuGH w. GREENE, of Northtel1.
6th AARON c. MAYHEM, of Milford
SENATORS FOR WORCESTER COUNTY
DEXTER f. PARKER. of Worcester
G. +. BAILEY, of Fchburg
JOHN L. Fry, of Bolton.
NATHANIEL EDDY, of Oxford.
Jason GoRHAM, of Barre
SIMON j. WOODBURY. of Sutton.
FOR COUNTY OFFICERS
Sheriff.. S. c. KNowLToN, of Worcester
district Attorney-p. EMORY ALDRIcH, of worcester.
County COBpsissiOneF-AMoRY HOLMAN, OF Bolton
,Specdl COnlRissionerS-lHoMAs BILLINGS, OF Lunen-
burg; BoNUM NYE OF n. Brookfeld.
For Commissioners Of MS0tuencg-W. A WILLIAMS,
of Worcester; DAVID IL MERRIAM of Fitchburgj l. e.
KENT, of Milford; D. L. MORRILL,, OF W. Brooknelu'
FOR REPRESENTATIVES.
District No 26-BENJ. +. OTIS.
District No. 27-SAMUEL A. KNOX
District No 2S-lIENRY O. RICE.
District No. 29-JoSEPH PRATT.
District No. 30-TIMoTHY 5. STONE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-08

The OIL MARKET.-During the past week
the market has been quiet owing to the ex-
port demand having been supplied. We hear
of no sales OF sperm, although an offer was
made Tor small lot yesterday, at S137 per
gallon, the holder asking Sl.38. In whale
oil sales have been made of 1850 bbls. as fol-
lows; 400 bbls. good Northern at so cents
per gallon; 100 ordinary do at 46 cents 25D
do. do, 45 cents; 200 fair do, AZ cents and
500 bbls. elephant, at price not made public.
In whalebone we hear of no transactions in
this market, but there have been some sales in
New York the last of which was 5000 lbs
South Sea at 10 cents per lb.--New Bedford
STANDARD, 9th.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-08

Mr.. BURNHAM's CoUNsEL.-Benj. Kingsbu-
ry, Jr., Esq, law partner of Mr.. Mayor Nc
Cobb of Portland, has been retained by Geo.
p Burnham, Esq, as junior counsel, with
John A. Andrew, Esq, in the cause now pend
ing before the House of Representatives. Mr..
Kingsbury studied law with Hon. Robert Ran
tout, Jr and Hon. Bradford Sumner
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-08

GEORGE SUMMERS LEcTURE.-It will be
remembered that the lecture of George Sum-
ner in the Independent series takes place Mt
Mechanics Hall, this evening, and will UNI
doubtedly afford an entertainment, not often
enjoyed by the lecture going public.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-08

In district No q, Wards l and 2, the demo-
Gratis last evening made unanimous choice of
CORTLAND Newton as candidate for Represcn-
tative DR.. j. A. Andrews, F. G. Bigelow,
J. NJ. Studley and Edward Lamb, were chosen
district committee.
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The Polls
VIII be open, to day, from A. M. 10 P NJ.

To THOSE WnoM IT MAY CoNcERN.-lt
has been proposed by some voters in the 9th
representative district to use the name of
Draper Ruggles, Esq, as a candidate for Re-
preventative to the General Court from that
district Weare authorized by that gentleman
to state distinctly that such use of his name
is without his consent and entirely against his
wishes
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-08

AUSTIN STEWARD and his daughter, of
Canandagua, Ontario County, N. Y, will lee
ture at lions Church, on Wednesday evening.
Their topic will be slavery, and as Mr.. Stew
ard was slave for many years, he has some
thing to saw
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-08
Vote of Massachusetts in 1883
The following is the vote of Massachusetts
n 1906, as recorded in the office of the Secre-
tary Of State

Aggregate, 1929 6S,70O Ss29s l2Os4 l67
Plurality for Mr. Banks, 3O,502. His abso-
lutte majority, 1887.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-08

The Republicans of Representative District
No l, comprising the towns of Ashburnham
and Winchendon, have nominated William
Murdoch of Winchendon to represent them in
the General Court
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-08

Mr.. Theodore Il. Well an inventor Of a new
fish hook, has recently disposed of his Engliah
patent for the invention for S25 600, and return
ed to his home in New Orleans That hook
was well baited.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-08

"MELLEN's COMPLETE WRITING CASE" is
one of the best and cheapest things of the kind
that has appeared in the market. It's, in fact,
superior in style and value to any stationery
packet that has ever been contrived. First,
there is very neat and strongly made paper
box or Cease" Then we have the contents of
this case or box, to wit: thirty-six sheets OF
fine commercial note paper, twelve sheets of
extra small note paper, twenty -four envelopes,
two colors, three steel pens with penholder,
and lead pencil; and all for twenty-five
cents. For sale by L. Mellen, Jr.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-08

POLICE CoURT.-On Monday, Michael
Roach and james Haggerty, for larceny of
pies, cakes, &C., were each sent to the House
of Correction for two months James Baird,
Frank Wood, John Matterson, John Manning,
and Patrick Sullivan, for being drunk, were
each fined So and costs and paid. John Court.
ney, Thomas Flaming, Charles Mccain, and
Arthur Mccain, were each fined SO and costs
for playing game Of ball on the Lords day,
on the old burying ground ON Mechanic street.
John Arbach, for vagrancy, was fined So
and costs, and committed.
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The "DouGHFAoEs" are running away
ahead OF the shareholders. The latter simply
want hang Brown and expel Seward, Sumner,
ana Hale irom the Senate. But the New York
Express says all who teach what it calls the
"irrepressiblc conflict" OUGHT no RE
HUNG !" Build your scaiIolds, gentlemen
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| Mrs. Hall from the other side can be so readi-
ly seen, ignorance of the subject is without
| oycnsp Il
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" there were the slightest doubt of the
election, today, of all our candidates
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MI. Pratt's nomination was made unanl-
nous, and he accepted the nomination. The
following gentlemen were chosen District
Committee e. T. Marble, Moses Taft, and
Benjamin Barber. The following were APP
pointed Rallying Committee Ward AZ.
Harrington, a. Russell, E. T, Marble, j. NJ.
Engley, Daniel Burgess, John Goddard, Par
ker Holden, Smith Quimby, S. X. Bue, P.
Holbrook; Ward g Isaac Goddard f.
Strong, d. Woodward, S. " Stone, G. Ken
drick, G. Buel, L. Brigham, G. f. Washburn,
- Britt, w. S. Strong, A. C. Nanny, T.
w. Fox, James Matoon, Dexter Perry A.
Newbury, j. Strong, N. Perry,
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REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
ttt FOR GOVERNOR.
NATHANIEL, p. BANKS,
OF wALTHAN.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
ELIP HALET II r. A X,
OF SPRINGFIELD.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
OLIVER WARNER,
EW fH1 OF NoRTHAMPToN.
FOR TREASURER AND RECEIVER GENERAL
MOSES TENNEY,
OF eEoRGETowN.
FOR AUDITOR,
CHARLES WHITE,
OF WORCESTER.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
STEPHEN HI. PHILLIPS,
OF SALEM.
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Gin ann County YntelIlgente.
MErEnRoLnGIcAL OBSERVATIONS.

METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS,
At the State Lnatic Hospital in Worcester for the week
ending Nov e. 1853
Thermometer Wind. Rain.
9
am. pm. pm am. pm. pm.
Oct. 5l-36-4l-35-NW-N
Nov. l-34-45-4l-W w w
81 3-3S-42-34-W -NW-NW
e -5S-49-SW- SW
a. ELECTROMAGNETIC -SW
" 6-4O-4s-34-N N N
Amount Of Rain in October 2.46 inches.
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And the nomination of Mr.. Otis was made
unanimous.
After a brief speech by Mr.. Emerson, and
vote of thanks for his services, the caucus ad-
journed.
DISTRICT NO. %.
The Republican voters of this district assem-
bed at Ward Room of Ash street School
House. S. V. Stone was chosen chairman,
and E. T. Marble, secretary.
On an informal ballot for a candidate for Re-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-08

The two story building on South Main
street, Providence, occupied by Dodge & Pat
terson, carpenters, together with barn adj
joining, were destroyed by fire Sunday eve
ming. Loss about $500. The property was
owned by Jared G. Dodge
Some five or six persons have thus far been
arrested on suspicion of being concerned in
the murder of Burrill Arnold, but their names
are withheld.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-08

VII: Legg, DYER AND CLEANSER, continues the bnsi-
nsss0l CteanSlng Re,dyeng and Repairing Mems Appar
81 ana also cleanses Ladies' Shawls, Riding Dressed 40
ne mas increased his help and facilities the steady
increase IN his business Office No. Pleasant street wy
Re-dymg executed at from three to Ten DAYS noltco
anu dreaming ut shorter notice when the ar CON-
- = ''equheslh dtf O2y
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49, Hihsiow, an experienced unrse ana female
p sViail ms soothing Syrup for children toein"
tci, 53iv"tN H'ctNtes tue process Of teethng y su
np e Euns reducing all Inflammation allay ali
,i wv Is sure 70 regulate the bowels Drpepd inoi
,,ers II VIII give rest TO yourselves and relief md
W OUT lolhns, Perfectly safe in ali cases Sec
" N'"Ni N"uihll' uNwlN au2
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Remoyal-Dr c. 4. HILLS Medical Office is re-
moved to No. 80 Main street. DIR wi
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Q. n. Jencks, Dentist, 239 Main street, nearl
opposite Elm street. diff az
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Geo. II. Eddy, with L. S. MASON dealer in and
tuner OF tan9 Fortes No. and Clark's Block Main
corner OF Mechanic street. Worcester, Mass Particnlar
attention given to orders received for Tuning in tho rit
or in any part of the country. dam 20 " o by
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Homeopathic Medicines of all kinds kept for
O6 dit
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Special 5iot1tes,

DID NEWSPAPERS for sale at this ONCE,
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THE ARcHITEcT's AND MECHANICS Jour
NAL, published in New York monthly by
Alexander Harthill, is for sale here by S.
Thompson & Co.
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John Il. Taft, 2l4 Main street Worcester dealer
in all kinds India Rubber Goods d6ln+ s27
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AUDITORS OFFICE
WooDsFIELD, Monroe Co., May 2,tls59.
hereby certify that the foregoing laws have
been compared with the laws published by
authority, and found to be correct,
MARTIN L. BOWSER, Aud. " &C. o.
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SECRETARY OF STATES OFFIcE
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true copies of the original rolls on file in this
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salliSa ,sal STATE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.
80 Sec. 40. The state board Of equalization
ta,, trshsl consist of one member from each sena-
d Aoysl district of the state except the first dis
t,,gstriet which shall be entitled to three MEM
bers all of whom shall have the qualifications
ysf,eieetsss; and the qualified electors of each
senatosial district shall, at the October cleo
tion, in the year one Thousand eight hundred
aud Hfty -nins and ey cry sixth year thereafter,
:. elect persons to serve as members of such
% board OF equalization, in accordance with the
provisions Of this section and the returns of
the poll books and certificates Of election shall
be governed by the law regulating the election
- Of senators; and in case of vacancy in such
va office, either by death, resignation other
:, WISE, the governor of the state shall have
power to appoint person, who shall be a
resident elector of the district vacated to
sll such vacancy, as soon as he shall be in
. formed thereof the auditor of state shall, by
i.o virtue Of his Office, be member of this board.
DO. The said board shall meet at Columbus the
b9o arst Monday of November, one thousand eight
so hundred ana ffty.nine, and every sixth year
ga, thsreafter and the members thereof shall each
take an bath or Affirmation that he will, to
zaiy he best Of his knswled dge and ability, SO far
sni as the duty devolves on him. equalize the val
bias 'uation of real property among the several
counties and towns in the several counties
If- ana towns in the state, according to the rules
hF prescribed by this act for valuing and equaliz
81 3ne the value of real property and having re.
,oaiyed from the anditor Of state the abstracts
6f real property transmitted to him BY the
Several county auditors, said board shall pro-
ceed to equalize the same among the several