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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-21
MEMORANDA.

Letters recei, cd IN town from the sealing Srho"ner
NJ M Wi, ,f Ih,, morn, report her ai Rio Negro, =
.msrten Oct lsth nil well, with 1000 Fur skns
srnLrn 29I ult. lat % Ion 10, ,chr Franklin 6rccnr
A., n, savannah ,th ins srhr Nitginisn Burroughs,
I'm Iiavsnni ,. a., N,
Cld nj New Orleans, 3st ult., s,hr Van Buren,, Bah
Al, a, M ORLEANS. l. inst s,hrs Octavia Wtcden,
aud wolrot, Northup, fnr Havana soon.
Arr ri IA, anurh, 3d inst, scht lurnns sw"soy, nom
A.. Augustine. 81, -,
Arr n, Wilmington fth inst schr Snp'llo ToNnsond,
s N,.snu, I,t brir Annawon, Saniord, I'm this port.
Arr nj NV Orleans, 1th inst, brig Expert, 6hfdhe'
M N.rnilun Hay.
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II SOMETHING REMARKABLE.-.1s ship found
abandoned at The threshold Of her port Of dss-
fniaiion.-On Saturday evening the fine ship
Grace Brown, OF and bo0nd 10 Baltimore.
from Liverpool, with u valuable cargo on
board, was brought into tins port IN charge ol
the crews Of the Baltimore Pilot Boats Baltl-
more, Pocaliontas, and Liberty.
II The ship was discovered on Friday alter
noon last, nbout Is TO IS mites To the North
ot Cape Henry on approaching her found
she was ashore, aud abandoned, aud had up.
wnrds ofO feet OF water in her hold-durina
Saturday, while under way, they reduced the
leak IL inches. One of the ships anchors
and chain were gono-thc other anchor
was broken.
We have received from Capt. Duff the iol.
lowing statement II will be seen TINT Capt.
ID. and his crew arrived here on Saturday
night, u few hours nitcr his ship had been
brought in b. the pilots
The ship left Livcrpoo! on the l2lh Nov.
for Daliimorc--la with salt, iron, coal. dry
goods and hardware, SC. On the lst Of Jan
nary, within 25 miles OF land. South of Cape
Henry, was blown of by WNW gale across
the Gulf to the longitude of ~ l-2. On
nearing the coast OH "Wednesday night, the
ship struck on the Sc point Of the middle
Ground, unshipping the ships mlzen mast
and causing her to leak badly and Immediate
y running into four fathons water. The sea
being very high aud the weather thick, the
ship continuing to leak, and lhcn having two
tcct water in the hold, Capt. ID. anchored his
ship, and paid out full scope OF cliain.-
Capt. ID. and his crew supplying the boat
with provisions, clothing, sc. left the ship
|, at half past four O'clock, aud encountering
|, tremendous weather and hardships, landed
on the Eastern shore, next morning, in SAFE
ty, being lS hours in the boat.
| He Immediately proceeded TO procure ns
sistance, and succeeded in engaging scvera
vessels. About s o'clock OH Saturday, the
weather clearing, he saw tie ship under way,
when he with his crew took passage IN one
of the vessels engaged, from the Eastern
I shore, and arrived here at II O'clock on the
same night repaired OH board the Grace
| Brown and demanded possession of his ship,
which was refused him by those in charge.
II A survey has been held on the Grace
Brown. and her cargo has been ordered to
be landed and stored, under the srpernten-
dcnce of Mr.. John Dickson, in whose hands
the vessel and cargo have been placed by
the salvors.-[ Norfolk Heraid.
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PORT Of NE w P0R 7.
CLEARED.
18th, Rnrk Nicholas Brown, Reed, Mobile.
18th, schr. Rob Roy, s,oldard, Providence.
ARRIVALS
ARRIV Ais.

THURSDAY, Jan. liih Arr, srhr Fcquot, Lowell, oi
mud tn New lmh ur Boston.
Fpip,, Jan. I5,h-Arr. sluop ESSEX, Dureo, from
Fall River ,
SNLyp-inrk Nicholas Brown, Reed, Mobile schr
Pcquot, Ioycll, Boston.
s,npAy Jan I7th.--Arr. Sw barb William stcilsrom,
as DIS fin ,:mtenturg nr Iali River, with 800 tons OF
Iron tn Richard Borden, Esq.
No,p,X Ian lsth.-Arr. brigs Gangrs I'm Mobile Tor
Providence Henry Lee, Allen, In Providence Tor New
York. . 81 g. -, ~. ~.
nuJ,, r,r pso, ilcncci china, Post, TN do Tor u"
Nnu,ur / ri Gfurd, I'm Fail River.
| sIoops Providence, brown, im New iork VI" NV
! Inr G,r rr,,hrncc Active, Of Brookhuvcn, Gold
T,rsp,y, jan. IWh.--Nr soop Ami'y, Munro, In
Providence, via BRISTOL, Tor Ne" iork'
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D E "A = n 8 {.

In this town, SUNDAY morning last, suddenly, Mr..
Isaac e.. Pcchhnm, aged 81 years.
IN this town, SUNDAY evening last, Dorcas Updike,
only daughter OF Mr. Gardner B Reynolds aged ,cars
and months.
Same evening, Mr.. Francis Anderson, Revolutionary
pensioucr aged % wears. Iio the oldest ninn III
town the time ~ his death. Funeral this nitern",
nj . o'clock. from the residence oi Capt. Wm Vars,
corner Thames and Fair streets, where relations aud
friends are invited to attend.
Al the Newport As, lum, Monday last, Daniel W.,
infant son Of Mrs. Mary " Stront, ngcd IL months.
In Providence, on the I9ih inst, Mr.. Jerome w. u.
La Valley, in the oGth year of his nge.-On Wednc-dn,
last Miss Mary Elizabeth, ou, daughter Of the late Mr..
Joshua Bicknr Jr., aged - Nenrs, months. and IA
,n,s On FRIDAY afternoon Mrs. AnnnG., wife oi Den
Nathaniel Bump and daughter Of the late Dcn. Joshua
I:rggs of T0and, Ct, IN the 18th year oi her age
On Friday evening, Mrs Sarah Allen, widow ~ the late
Abel Allen, Esq, IN the 6ilh year "f her nge.
In Fail River on Monday lith inst, Mrs. Rhodn wife
uf Mr.. Bradford Brshtman, aged q nj the snne mo-
mcnt and IN the same room, Lydia Trip. daughter I"
Mr. Bradford Brightmnn, aged years. These deaths
knbc IN themselves ARE more touehrey 50, IRON
the circumstance that the mother has lett tour children
the eldest "a ,eUrs old the Two Youngest jusi fort
night old at her death,
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RESUMPTION DAYIN PuiLADELpHIA.
We learn from Philadelphia that the
U. S. Bank in Philadelphia opened on
the 10Th with IN extra number Ofclerks
in attendance, and all provided with a
bountiful supply of specie to redeem all
notes presented for that purpose. The
demand was constant, but in small a
mounts. All demands, large and small
were promptly met, so that those who
ca,ne with doubtful faces went away
with cheerful countenanccs. The other
banking institutions in the city paid out
their own notes for checks and drafts,
which had not been the case for many
months past.
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NEWPORT LYCEUM.

A Lecture will be delivered on TO
MORROW evening, at Arlnory Hall,
by w. II. CnANsToN. Subject-lhe
life and Poetical writings Of PERCY b.
SHELLEY.
Lecture commences at 7 O'clock
Tickets ~ - cents, 30 be had ut w.
Callahnn's Bookstore, or at the door
Jan. 81.
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Fashionable
Tailoring Establishment.

,t,JIE subscriber has taken tho siorc re,
Gently occupied by PrufH s. TiH'y
snd will contInnc 10 carry un Tic lahonne
business m all i's branches.
Culing particularly a,iu nd"d to.
lie will keep ou hand well selected as
sortnqnt m Cloths, Cassimcrrs. Vc.llngs'
&c. &c. VIM. L." I'id'bi'
Newport, Nov. ~, lSAO.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-21

REMAINS OF NAPoLEoN.-We have
placed OH the fourth page of this num-
bcr, a full account OF disintcrring the
Remains OF Napoleon, by the French,
at 81. Helena, from the time the ground
was first broke, to the clcse of the tune
rnl obscquies, which subsequently fol-
lowed at Paris. 1t is deeply interest,
,pU
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-21

Among the recent rcappoinlmenrs by
the President, we find the following :
burlington Anthony to the Office Of Mar
shal of Rhode Island District Samuel
S. Alien to bo Collector Of Bristol and
Warren Joseph Aborn to be Surveyor
of Pawtuxct Isaac Burdick, to be Ma
val Officer at Newport.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-21

The Collector Of the Customs at
st. Helena has given notice that impor-
tations into that island out of American
vessels of goods which are not the pro-
duce of the United States, are prohlbl-
ted.
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Please 10 take Notice.

E-S want Ia sell my place, forI
FSfITTk and half miles from New
Ayiii6 port. few rods from the main
s.f, ,ts43 road that leads 10 The Ston.
Bndg". ~ acres or ihcreab0uts with n two
story house, painted, % by 25 feet; new barn,
aud other oui buildings, n FIRST rate well Of
water, with a garden con,aining currani,
gooscbcny and raspberry bushes, aud aspara :
gus bcd-4 acres Of fruit trees, apples, pears,
peaches, cherries of three kinds-remalns oi
nursery of apple aud buttonvood trees
OK and horse CARTS wagon, farming tonls.
and all tho stock. For further particulars
please to visit the premises. aud .cc for your.
selves. PARDON WHITE.
Portsmouth. Dec. IL, 1910.
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BcaI>s Flair Restorative.

r1NIIE best article yet discovered for pro.
noting the growth of Hair.
Used rs polna,um, It will preserve the
hair in a most beautiful condition, keeping it
soft aud glossy, and dIsposng 1t Ia curl mot
luxuIianty. Ii will imparl 10 light, sandy
hair, darker aud richer shade, and wonder.
fully improve the appearance Of all shades
and cools.
The prices are 81 per bottle and 50 per
jar. For sale by X. }. TAYLOR,
Jan. ~. lIS Thames street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-21

U. s. SENAroRs.-The Delaware
LEGISLATURE have elected Hon. Thomas
Clayton and the Hon. Richard ii. Bay
ard, both friends Of Gen. Harrison, to
represent that State in the Senate ofthe
l.. States.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-21

4 4 The annual meeting Of the sioc kholdcrs
~ Of the Bank of Rlnte Island, held pur.
sunnt To chnner, on Monday, Jan 4lh, 1911,
,hc following gentlemen we're unanimously
(. Irrtcd Directors for the year ensuing, VIZ -
hudl-y Clarke. S. +. Gardner. James Ham
noud, N. d. iIamme't, WIN T.. Gibbs, T.. e..
Dunn, aud Pelcg Clarke.
Alta subsequent meeting of the Directors.
Audley Clarke Esq. was Z. elected President.
w. a. CLARKE, Cashier.
Newport, Jun. II, lelI.
HICKORY NUTS.-2J bushels Of supe.
II rior quality for sale by
Jan. IT,. T. r & w NEwToS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-21

The Wing State Convention is to be
held in Providence This evening, 2lst,
not last evening, Goth, as previous
" noticed
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-21

srJ- The Columbia, new Atlantic
steamer ofMr Cunard's line, was advcr-
tiscd to take her erdeparture from London
on the 9th inst. and consequently her
arrival is momcntarily expected at Bos-
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Office.

vl,IlE subscriber having been appointed by
the Hon. Count of Probae. hdn'nlsirn-
,ux on the estate ol her deceased husband,
William Tbnrs,on. requests all porsnns hav'
ING claims H. prcscu, ihcm. and those m.
drb,,d 10 make inm.dlOio payment.
RUTH {. THUNSTON
g. trtI
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EHEESf:. - $500 lbs western cheese. OF good
. quality, for sale by
Jan. Z. EFF & w NEWTON.
NEWPORT BANK.

4 y meeting of The stockholders Of the
"A Ncwpor, Bank, held wednesday, Jan.
g, the following gentlemen were elected as
Directors for the ensuing years
William Vernon, Thos. G. Pnman. Isniah
Crnokcr. William :. Nichols. WIN. Stevens,
Edward +. Newton, Edward Il. Allan, VIM
A. Barber, Simon Newton, Jr.
William Vernon, was re elected Preside nj
and =. CAllOONE, Cashier.
Newport, Jan. z, ISll.
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a Caution.

We have been requested by several
highly respectable individuals to give
place to the following section Of the
Criminal Code of this State, for the
especial benefit and information Of those
young lads and boys who arc in the
habit OF lawlessly disturbing religious
meetings. singing schools and other as
sociatons in this town. The practice
has become SO common of lato, that
nothing, it seems, but the strong arm
Of the law will put stop to it.-And
we understand that measures will here
after be taken TO insure its strict en-
forcement, whenever occasion re-
quires.
Chapter 9Th, Section oh Of The Criminal
Code, passed January Session, Il. ID.
1885,
Every person who shall be convicted
of wilfully interrupting or disturbing
any assembly of people, met for rcli-
gious worship shall be imprisoned not
exceeding one year or fined not exceed
ing five hundred dollars.
Amenimeni, passed January, 1910.
SECTION 1. If any person shall will
fully interrupt or disturb any public or
private school, or any meeting lawfully
and nanceably held for PURPOSES of lit
crary or scientific Improvement, either
within or without the place where such
school or meeting is held, the person so
offending, upon conviction before any
competent magistrate or Court. shall
incur the penalties affixed to the inter
rupting or disturbance of religious
worship in Chapter 6, section 8, of the
revised criminal code, enacted at the
January Session, 1888.
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FOR SALE,

- A very pleasantly situated nhd
HIM valuable FARM, laying on The
H.s! S east side of the Island, IA miles
S from town being partly IN Mid
dciown aud partly in Portsmouth, containing
l95 acres of excellent land, is well fenced
with stone wall has on it double two story
dwelling house, II good wash room. cheese
and milk house, crib aud grain house, and n
large double barn all the buildings are IN
good repair; also good we'll of excellent
soft water likewise a water grist mill that
will rent for $50 per year, and is in excellent
grinding order.-lt has also large full grown
grcenlng orchard, and young orchard, both
in full bearing of excellent fruit. The farm
will be sold or reasonable terms as to price
and credit any one wishing 10 secure on IN
dependence for life, will do we'll TO pure chasc.
IL il seldom such farm is offered for sale on
this Island. For further information and
terms, apply To ROBINSON POTTER.
Newport, Jan. 81, 1871.
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EG a q - 3 q g = s.

In Frcetown, Sd inst Mr. WIN. wyatt, III, OF Bristol,
to Mis-. Prudence W. Payne, oi !.
Al New Brdfort the 10th inst. Mr.. Charles +.
Gray Ia Miss Nanc, Grinnell, both of IiNert"h'
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Notice.

The Rev. Mr. Cleavclanj, from Phladcl.
phia, is expected to preach in Sprlng-s'reei
Church mex, Sabbath. Jan. 81.
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Notice.

NJ. Hall requests oil who have accounts
against him to present them immediately
for payment, aud requests all who are in
debted to bin to adjust the same by the Isl
Of February next.
Jan. 7, IS4l.
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REMOVAL.

MILTON HALL will remove from the
4'h store he now occupies In TliaInes-st.
Ia his brick store IN Market square; oil the
first OF April next, and wishing to sell his re-
naming stock of goods before that time, Of
fers them now at reduced prices. The pub
lie are invited 10 call aud purchase.
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NOTICE..

TT j. ordered, That all Executors and Ad-
L minislrators appointed by this Coun, who
hsvu not settled their accounts within one
year, prrsen, the same at Court Of Probate
to be holden AT the Stale House iD Newport,
on the first Monday in February next, for set.
element. And that this notice be published
in oil tho newspapers of this town.
Witness
H. H. llOwIINp Probate Clerk.
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For Sale or to Let,

E-zR THE subscribers new dwell
ling house in Broad street, re-
SsiiiH Gently occupied by Moses IL
3 y. Becdc. For terms &c. en-
pure vi IL. l.. haMMOND'
Dec. 81, 1910
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a l.. &. Senator by the Virginia Legs
la,ure. 1t was supposed that Mr.. Kivcs
would be choscn by pretty close vote.
The Alexandria Gaze tie says--"Mr.
Webster has formally accepted the
placo of the State Department; Mr.
Ewing. the Pos, Office Department; !;
ard Mr.. Crittendcn, the post OF Attor-
rev General. General Harrison thinks
oclcayinr home, it is stated, on tho 10th,
md having accepted an invitation to
>isi, Pu,shurg, cannot well be IN Wash
inu,on before February lsi, whence ne
goes on short visit to Virginia, w
II. II. Taylor, Esq. his son-ln-law' Will
be his Private Secretary. In Inc ao'
.cncc of Mrs. Harrison. who has beer
seriously threatened with a lock-lav
from splinter run into her thumb,
Mrs. Taylor, Of Virginia, the mothc
oi the Generals son-in-lsw, will opc
ilS White House, aud have the charg
of ;,s domestic affairs till Mrs. II. ca
leave tho North Bend.
late sccouu,s from Mexico state tli'
tlr N,si,aus arc determined 10 invad
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RECEIVED THIS DAY,

4 Il the l.aLics' Ornamental Hair Empo-
IA rum, No. lS7 Thames ST., All additional
supply Of fresh Sprigs Of various styles aud
colours Ringe,s und plain Frlzzcts Also
chdren's Nets at the low price of - shilling
apiece. J.REMOND.
Ian
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Botanic Medicines,

lust received aud for sale BY
b G.. B. PECKHAM,
one door above WIN. Wilbor's, Sprlng,s'
Cy-vApOR BATll$ oan also oe had AZ
" 'l.,c i,u q.
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Jan. g..
Jan. II.
JAMES uAMMOND'S

1859 Young Prima Donna, romance of the
Opera, by Mrs. Grey, vols;
2s90 Babblo Family the budget OF the Bub'
bic Family. by Lady Bulwcr, vols.
2s9l Two years before the mast, by Dana,
vol.
259l Ten thousand aycar, 3 vols.
2693 Mercedes Of CASTLE, or voyage 10
Caihsy; a romance of the days OF Co
lumbus, BY the author Of the Path.
Gndcr,--Cooper, 9 vols.
1891 Remuneration, a romance, by Miss Bur
ney, 2 vols.
3O The Tower Of London, an historical
romance, with Illustrations, WIN. lI.
Ainsworih. ] vol.
1896 Temperance Tales, by Sargent, G vols.
3l2 The third volume of Bancroft's history
OF the Uni.cd States.
1851 The second volume of Armstrong; no.
tccs OF the war of 1912
This Library contains upwards Of
1000 History Fcyages and
Tr0rtk-
1000 VOLS. S.-.WsceHdntouS r0Tks-
5000 VOLS.-.lo Tales and Ro-
mdHcrs
In all, about 5000 VOLS.
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HINES HoLr (Whis of Georgia, has
been elected Representative in the
present Congress, bya large majority
over his opponent, to fll the vacancy
occssioned by the resignation OF Mr.
Colauitt
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SAVINGS IsA NIX.

4 Dividend was declared this day, Of q
"A per cent, on all sums that have been III
Tor The space Of six months, and ] 1 per cent,
on all sums that have been in for the space
ol three months. agrerably to the regulations
Of the Institution, payable on aud after Salur-
day, the 10Th instant.
e. GYLES, Treasurer.
Newport, Jan. q. ISL.
HERMAN'S POOR MANS PLAS.
- TER.--The best strengthening plas;cI
in the world, and sovereign remedy tor
weakness in the back, sides, rheumatism
lumbago, &c. warranted superior to all Others
aud for one quarter the usual price-I2i
cents each, for sale by X. J. TAYLOR.
Jan. 81.
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For Sale.

For Sale.
IA WIN. GUILD offers for sale the
fswsH house occupied by him in Mill
!.!.ss street. 1t is convenient for II
.tA1 large family, and supplied with
water from n well and two cisterDs.
Newport, Dec. 81, lSi0'-3m.
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u. B. Il0wL,Np. Probate
DENTESTK ".

nR. l.. r. GALLUP respectfully informs
- his friends in Newport, and The public
generally, that hs has been professionally de-
tanned longer than he expected IN Vermont.
hut intends To return to his office IN this place
IN few weeks.
Newport, Jan.7, Is1i.
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OYSTERS.

1ISIlIS day received. a large supply of .N'EW
YORK OYSTERS, at the establish
mcnt in the rear OF lH Thames street.
Dec. 81. J. REMOND.
HRACKERS and PILOT BREAD, in bar
~ rels, for sale by ETA w. N.wroN.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-21

Mr.. Rowland G.. Hazard, whose work
on Language attracted SO much atten-
ton, has just published two Lectures
one upon The Causes Of the decline Of
National Morality, the other upon The
adaptation Of the Umirrrse 10 he Cuiti-
cation of The Mind. Mr.. Hazard is a
writer of uncommon power and origi-
nality of thought, both of which nre
manifested in the lectures before US
Some OF the practical views will not
meet with general assent, but all vii
admire the beauty of style and the elo-
ouencc with which his views are en-.
forced. .-Pror. journal.
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Monday was fixed for the election Of
az. S. Senator by the Virginia Leg's-
la,urc. 1t was supposed that Mr.. Rivcs
would be chopcn by pretty close vote.
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The following is the copy of note
found on u carrier pigeon, m Exchange
street, on Sunday afternoon. The note
and pigeon may be seen at the Tippcca-
noe House, Broad street.
CrNcINxATi, Jan. 10Th, t8al.
Brosdway Hotel, IL past ..
| Dear D.-t;cneral llar, ison has Just
| left here in n private carriage for w ash
ington. lie will probably arrive there
about tho 2jth inst.
4 Yours respectfully, -.
i The above il handed in by rcspeo'
Liable citizen. 1t may be hoax, or .
4 mny be true bill though We per
| ccivo no obvious motives FOR th" dc
raa' : ., ,bc h,CN---.N J .5'.e'f'd'
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BY reference TO our Congressional
account, it will be noticed that the
House of Representatives has at last
confirmed Mr.. NsYLon's title to the seat
which lac holds in that body by election
of the people. This result cannot fail
to be highly gratifying, when it is con
sidcred with wha, bitterness Mr.. Nay
lor has been pursued by his opponent,
Ingcrsoll.
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GOVERNOR or MnNE.-'The commit
tee of the Maine Legislature appointed
to examine and count the votes Tor
Governor, reported on Monday OF last
week, as follows:--
The whole number returned anu
counted is 81, ,l19.
Necessary to choice, 1880
Edward Kent has 45,o'i
John Fairfield 4o''o'
All others 90
The report having been accepted by
the Legislature on Tuesday, the House
selected the two highest candidates
Edward Kent and John Fairfield) ana
sent them to the Senate. The Senate
then made choice Of Edward Kent by
u vote of rs to 8, for Governor oi
Maine for the current political year
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late accounts from Mexico state that
,ll, N,si,au arc determined 10 invade
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Dec. 81, 1910.
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