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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-15

LAKE SUPERIOR COPPER COMPANY.
Every body has heard of the mineral
wealth of the copper region, on the south
shore of Lake Superior but 1t is only
recently, that any systematic efforts have
been made to deveIope its hidden treas
ures. A large tract ofcountry, embracing
the mineral district, was purchased by
our government from the Indians in 1912
and the government at once adopted the
policy, and we think it was wise one, of
granting leases 10 practical miners, OF such
portions as they should select for Their min
ing operations. The tract thus selected,
is termed location, and embraces three
miles square, or nine square miles of land;
and the proprietor Of the lease enjoys the
exclusive possession of it for nine years,
upon paying to the government six per
cent. Of the mineral by way of rent.
The company above named was formed
last winter, and the stock is owned bv
gentlemen in Boston, Washington, ST.
Louis, and in this city. They have OBJ
tanned leases for fifteen of such locations,
said to be well selected, and rich in cop
per ore, and are now actively engaged in
prosecuting their business, and we wish
them success in their enterprise. Their
head quarters are al Eagle Harbor, on
Point Kewawenon about twenty Corn
ish miners, under Tue superintendent of
c. A. Graloil, Of Mineral Point, are now
digging the ore; bu: the company did not
intend commencing the smelling process
until next spring. Mr. G. G. Douglass,
late assislan: 10 DR. Houghton, has been
engaged by the company as their geolo-
gist, aud is now upon the ground.
The Hon. David Henshaw. of Boston,
one OF the trustees of the Company, passed
through Detroit yesterday, on his way TO
Eagle Harbor, accompanied by DR. Cha's
L. Jackson, one of the most distinguished
geologis's in the country Their, object
is to examine infinitely the different veins
of copper, and TO make an accurate anal.
ysis Of it. We hope the Doctor, before
his return. will give the public the result
of his examination 49, Detroit Advertiser,
Juig 27,
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-15

1t seems there are few Democrats
in this state, who have still, grain of
independence left. We clip the follow
ing from the Rochester Adye rtiser:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-04
SINGLE BOOKS AT WHOLESALE PRICES

Two doos from Pearlstree and junction OF van WIZ
ps street being de,rous of reducing bis stock OF Books ana
Stationery offers general assortment ut oe'0s prices u
He In; a quantity OF FAMILY BIBLES, large number
f winch have beea sold the pas, st wholesale al 81,
WHICH he DOW Offers the prce by single one others az
Al 50 60 ss . and IS 50ths last Two same as usually
sells c; So. ,;,a;,,.
ahi S Tia Hol,uys Blank Books Of all qualities and
.;y schcol Books OF all kinds. Alo. Stationes-ah ei
,~;cb he now offers much under usual rsta.i p'iees.
E,rther enumeration as presumed toSs
wishing to bur Will consult theiE own interest oy cans
hs,uo'"' = Dc lmtsc
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-04

TEtrorAL Observation-Disclosures of the Cover
ror elect OF Pennsylvania, al supper given to thai
geu1leman:-" The cloth being removed, Mr.. |. cal
led for bottle Of vine, and toasted the Governor,
who sat next 10 Judge Bell But the Governor and
ludee Bell, instead of filing their glasses wi, wine
flied them with water; and there was bat ,hs ore
small glass of wine drank, and that vas by Mr. l.,
VINO is a sober man. AID Yet there were one hun
,,red men nrrssnt. IN & un-sslling tavern.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-04
MICNIGAN-.--.--.Olficial.

The Detroit Free Press publishes the follow
ing table, giving the vote cast in the several
counties CT this State for President and Vice
President at the late election, as made up from
the official returns received at the Secretary Of
States office. The only exception is Chippewa,
nf which il aiYes the reported majority.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-04
CARpETlNGS. RUGS, OIL CLOTHS, Z
nNIrGGE ErG Gc

sT received and now bang opened at Gpons New Store
y large and beautiful assortment 81 English Brussels Three
PLY Imperak Double Super Supcrne and Fine lngnin une
Venetian CGrpcuz of pattern. und colon entirely new
English American Oil Cloths, OF great vurety ot patterns
and VARIOUS WIDTHS from Ieet 10 y feet wkout serm.-AL
so splendid article Of PcBa Velvet Duggey two yards
wide. entirely patterns and nch coor'. with every va
riety of English prgycts the ,.y ls. together with
Rugs every style, noT Mats Wn49w Shdes star Rods
&C Purchasers respectfully lrvlted n CALI
B-An experienced wsholstsreI will attend to the MAX
-" W. n. GUiON.
60 ;.,r ~, "A Fast p,o,1rny and II D,vi.ion-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-04
BOARDING.

3poARp sIr,, JANE -EAIGIiT ha, removed from No.
- III CAaussr street TO Me- - Baeay street wne se'
places be accommodated with breakfast snS ses q iu
bo,re-S accommodated by the day .: week ERxs MoprR-
Are .> Ha-h has permission n escr 20 be trlTwins Srn-
iea.e poies, j. h. Gglscou u. u. Dr. Ia hasnsMsy
ticr-l, Wilson, Esg, DO I'm
DO oARplNG.-- "A G GENTLEMAN and his WIFE. and
ID few SINGLE GENTLEMEN ean be accerofiiSSf,asssd ,s
" iii plea ant room, and board al Sj Murrayst dsst
1OARn-A parlot snd two single neus on The sane dsc
II can be hud with Bcar reasonable ,cns al 70 hnuson
strct,hey AM comfortably wsr- by the R1ssan f9n W.
aacc which IS free ror TIC irv kedt vi nall stove ds M
DoaRpINC:, NEAR BRoAD"AY.7-A large and imsa
= room. suitable for genen'sn aud ~. Wis., ~ ye M
required - -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-04

ILLEGAL VoTIse.-Two individuals have been
indicted for illegal voting in this County. One ran
from th. town the night after election to avoid
m arrest. Another was drowned in the canal the
night after election, after having voted illegally three
,,o,.J for Polk and Dallas. We challenge The Loco
Eocos for an instance of illegal voting by the Wings
IN This ,hs county. Every day brings Us new proof of
eco. Foco frssds. We shall advert 10 This matter
hs,s,.,er Montgomery Co. Wing.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-04
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WANTED.


RESPECTABLE WOMAN. whs gost cay rsf.snsssi; i
IroseT. ssd lnder.spi, Pns.ry would have no ~
do the cuse,rosx u snail fanf.y Apply s s
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w WOMEN. Prcses,sss, cus as ehsineernad ~ AZ
OF 70 ;aks ea,o u ssi,e5 ASpiy !, 70 Top.oa.s % 2.
laI ANTED-An AMERICAN WOMAN 70 DO The work
w OF snail family. incu'Ie si No. IS Thd Il q "
SETANTED-eaaiIs ca Be suited with hIst ate vel re-
w commented GIRLS, 81 all eapscitsss. az "a Grs5ets
near Bcwe,y- LADIES' wlB please call 6S3
A SITUATION wAS'rEp-By an iaielhsert LAD. Of
L. recently t.ol StRnoSt. tono. N sor1e ses9ssaSo
b,uess er he can 1akr himself generally usct he eaa
give the ss,s.ac;o :e:;.moaas as TO esnees Cose-
rlrnraos Addressed 70 Z. n az this oihec OF ic 1Sces
zig Alen-si VIII ts sltsaGed 10. as X
w vas Es poprsf Standard Work., Pescns wsnirs To
engage the ousosS s I]eas- aires, b b. NJ ue oe'
this paper gving their and address, WI. rceess "
rcaa.c attention os& :
N9TANTED-By Young Protestant Wona2, With good
w Cty reesancss. situation Sssss;ress u p5Ee8
fsraiy. Apply u, " HcSsrt It up ssaiu. q e e
DOARD WASTED-rusa family OF SIX psrsoas, without
ID lights ard h-e, pleasantly si,rascd, and CON-
for;asy furnished INCLUDING rocking eha:-s-up town.
ieonsfi sneet-IviTHIN Beweyy apd Firth Ayerss. Only
such ptoe ind tu particularly will be stsad-
e To- The hss ot reteeacsS ,sl be Addnss T. "
TsSEy DOLLARS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BASr srocK.
A certhcate fer ;h. shares OF Nicksbnrg bark SSosA
in the Iare Of Buckley & Peck, and nrnesced ~ WIN
Power Of Attorney attached o>i on q As,Sa
I. rn cns.i in le,.e xad icst tsv TO " aist i
above VIII Se paic by eaSss al Ihonseas 0anse = -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-04
News by the Way OF Jamaies.

From letter from ST. Anpe's Bay, dated the oh
ultmo, VIC CLEAN The following: British man-o'-
war brig, on cruise and last from Chssres' reports
,ba, on her former cruise she fell IN witG sia.eI
hnnnd 10 Bahia. When first discovered og tos
brig, American colors were flying az ihe pesh' suI
she appeared like au American Merchant oils' snu
had had sbe steadily kept her course no saspicons
would have been entertained otherwise; but II CON
sequence OF her suspicious Danoenrers chsse was
Immediately given. and ;he next morning she was
nrsr,aken. when she hauled down the American en-
sign, hnisted the Spanish flag, and prepared LOT
feht. She was, however. captured without any loss
n life on board the British try and FIVE BILLED on me
SLAYER She proved to be bfig oil iSo ions, a wi.a
on bosrd from the east coast CT Africa. bound 10 ba
b;a She was carried iato Chagres and taken
charge Of Information had been received from her
mat 2 schooner had sailed in company with her, with
"so oF sIayes for the sarua port The brig when
she @ touched at Jamaica, wa. then in search OF the
schooner. No other news.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-04
Correspondence of The Tribune.

.E.g -- WASHINGTON, Dec. Z. 1874
The SUPREME CouRT ofthe United States assem-.
gsd TO-DAY a, u o'clock in the COURTROOM in the
C.p,ol, Chief Justice TASEY presiding. There
sae present, in all, Eve Of The Judges. Judge
sorry was not present. The Chief Justice an
sunced thai The Court would proceed with the
Trial Docket tomorrow. Adjourned Ill! to-mor'
ss al the usual hour.
GroReE NJ. DALLAS, Vice President elect, was
resent at the opening of The Cou,t .
twill DO seen that the Senate proceeded 10 ousi-
ess with only 90 Members present. rms Is mol a
njsity of that body, and a majority is necessary
tt quorum. thought that the Practice was 10
easder majority of all the Senators quernm'
sFsout allowing for vacancies by death or resis-
aSon. Is this so2
Dixon H. Lewis, who was appointed by the Gov
sscr Of Alabama to I'LL the vacancy occasioned oy
sregsgnstion OF Mr.. King, will not be press mt iii
sleerns whether the Legislature will elect hln.
II will be seen that Gil the Members from New
hampshire voted for Mr.. Pettit's amendment against
scoursgng any Religion by the eppoln'menI OF
Captain for the House. These four Locc-Focos
sore from State where certain sect is e4cluded
'en Office. on account Of their religious belief!
Among ti. editors present from your city Is Lew
s'smm, Of The Plebeiae.
As,ricGy business eession, with sop'e skirrplsn-
s'9' the spoils and foI the successioa, is en'ici
The Message will be delivered to-morrow Mt II
,aock. You will get copy for Wednesday pa
=, and tits scarcely worth while TO speculate
Ssaheipsts. Yours, &c.
Mixs.-Ths people of the State Of Maine have
n,sc sasc by very large majority. in favor oi tne
ss~osi'on to amend the Constitution OF that stale,
/ s as the Legislature shall meet, after the coming
.er session, on The second Wednesday OF may,
,ssss ,sd Of the FIRST Wednesday ofJanusry, as here
ia. .FAlRTIELD.--The Belfast blaine Republican
II, p thinks that Maine should not be sighted oy
~ rok in making up his cabinet and suggests the
- ~ Of John Fairfield az Secretary Of the Navy.
4 sSS.s The mail steamer Britannia left Boston on
siternoon, with ,hirsy-seven passengers Tor
-s%s'pooi and two for Helifa1.
wv. lah SUPREME CoURr-Ws hear that President
G's, VIII Immediately re-nomine,e Judge King 10
s,,aJs1tcy On the Bench Of The Supreme CoaEi,
uoy the death of Judge Baldwin.
/ Phil. Inquirer.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-04

TOTAL. .24,a37 2,7O3 1862 22.933 2l,l3l
Polk's majoritv over Clay 1886. Harrison's
over Van Buren, l,SO2. Clay and Birpfy's mejori-
" over Polk les Total number So 55S.
M1ssrss,rp1.-The official vote in Mississippi es-
hibits the following result:
Clay :. !. ~
Nlsjority for Polk. 3,2l2
m. o. Tropic, Nov. 25.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-04
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New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-04

HOSIERY AND GLOVE SToRE-TipITON. + &c; GO;
dsa.Iten; inyiie the aueaoo aides ana Gentlemen q
ieiF sye and pnces SILK Hoss and aa hf s e @ @
reihe. With large asorcut Of back aa e99Tea .a s ed
,iy nso eoyes of nibei Six. KID, sc 81 e hrst !ranty
y ,,yI,or-ef IN Sprine street, Ne deception here
r. Ribbons Of au StJie- "S--s
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-04

1 Wrsr-E. b. WAsaHuRNE, Auorueynt Law, t;s.
sna (Inn,s) will his attention 10 the collection of nehs
ns New, York MercinnS N t;aSau Rockford and Rock
IsHn lInos: in Du 6uquc, Iowa; ia Ploueytlo fotoa,
PM, iu Chen Mineral Point and Madison. Wisconsin
Refer 10 d. \. CusHa;Aa & Co.. UoREArs. SUDAN q
NIyOs, New York. NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-04

yoUN Y WAIT Attorney and Counsellor o, Lay and
u onmi to take acsnowledgements OF leeds and
I,no;tOns writing for the Stue OF Newfork NoRwlcHs
Cows will devote particular attention 10 Tho collection OF
clalr3s - - w.. ,,.,.. :. f..;,
~. ~. . III / Sc,dic, u2O St~Sms
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-04

g Crspman &. rssiier, Arornic- and Ccnuss'lon,
Ootrrit s!.caisan VII. ae.i promptly 20 ms cotkcooh't
| debts ,isntipr oilsnts. iayEiens ot'azs'. sc
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-04
FRENcH,s HOTEL.

The rooms viii be warmed sat,. and upon no occasion VIII
there he more than one btyl In room.
Si.r Is n HEFEtrOBY attached, in whe. there arc rneas
crv mn nj sLL HOURS cl the day and evening" There es
,I R.h R,um connec 3D. for ct,. and shower ea s
The Porter viii attendance az eli tunes during The mS.
q, nJnrt dodgers, and To s.t them out atuli hogS. =
S BErhIc sc who Lodgings alter tho house cioaea
Will ring Tie hall bell. n0 sii,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-04

WASHINGTON, u. c. FebrnaTy ID, IoIj.
Dr. j. Smith Dodge, upon his arrival IN washington 10 open
an office Surgeon Dentist presented 10 me ette ioh
say,rnl friends New. York o the highest cspecfaby and
standing containing the strongest and mlst favorable te
,as both Ms the excellence Of s pynie character ana
lis superior professional qualifications. These sntsinctoy
EVIDENCES the and the Bcn'st induced me at once I'd
tho professional OF DR.. hs2e ior my own
tniiy md my wife md myself nlc. from ersona
experience, add own eqEay favorable lctm9ny " h
thus gwen by me, wo IN obedience To the eaIns ,olca.
mons cf respectable and worthy Trends IN New York. VINO
hnye 10, mnny yers experienced the skill and fidelity of the
Doctor IN lis proe-,ion conviciions ni ~. per-
Sonn md professional merit SilsAs WRlOlII.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-04

y0IIN CONGER, j. ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL
. IiiR Ar Law, AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCE
RY For; Wayne. lH. vii a,tecd TO professional business N
he IN nom, ecaeuts Of the State OF Indiana. Wi also
itnd 10 The payment sales OF lands. and ai o'het
ousncss eppeaining To Gensfa Land Agency of Northern
sfer,nees in Ntv Yers -J.N. Edmonds. ESQ., e!cssI
ers q i,rT;cs w & = Woodruff & Co Suydun,, Su2e *
Co Ii,otns. Huff Thomas. STathc's. Mo'ehou'e 20.
f'nngaf L-o Gun
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-04
THIS DAY PUBLISHED
CLO1'HilNGS.
OVER COATS AND cLoAK5

Selling Off n cn=t az the
ri EW-YORK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH
MEN1. lS BrCaGwny, thee doors below The FnnKin
House Gentlemen wan, OF fashionable winter garment
will md to their interest 10 give call we are deter
mined dispose Stock previous TO the s; OF januar
n9 lyr JC. BOOTH * co.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-04

- IEETIIJ SMITH DODGE e, a. Bond street, offers his
friends and the publ! entire new method oi a''@enns @
.r,icn teeth II Of his invention. secured by aefs
e,cu; md used by himself only in this city. st. -
From lion Sas Wright u = Senator from tho State oil
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-04

NOTICE To THE LADIES.-t beautiful and plain
style fire ali WOO! Coshmeres every style and when
stye and quality compared will De found be cheap
as nny offered ,his market SILK aud wool Cashmere yard
vide nm assortment OF Lupn Sne Mernoes lev Cash.
usre Long Siavls the best o.eTei tn. All will he
sold very cheap. at the oil BENNETT X RHODES,
- lwss No. iujs Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-04

WINTER GARMENTS.
SURTOUTS AND SACK OVERCOATS IN Improved
STYLES ior sale ready ynnde usual modetate prices.
WM. 7. JENNINGS S, CO. Drnper' md Taiiors-
naOFis 22l proadwny, American Hotel.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-04

Dpoyy SHEETTNGS-54 IS ~, and 34 y1,cus
Is styss medium aud heuvy Brown Cotton SessnEs and
sfH'ins'' 'O' = MsCURDY. ALDRIcH. & SPENCER.
& Errhanre Plncs.
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! l643;
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-03-08
$500 REWARD.

THORNTON II. FREEMAN, late Postmaster at
Carrollton, Missouri, having escaped from the Gus
tody Of Weston F, Burch, Esq, U. s. Marshal for
the District of Missouri, by whom he had been
rested a charge of having committed several de-
predations upon the mail and there being strong
presumptive evidences of his guilt
do hereby, in addition to the reward Of $50 al
ready offered on behalf of the Post Office Depart
msnt by the Special Agent, offer reward Of TWO
HUNDRED AND rfTY DOLLARS for the re-arrest Of said
FREEMAN, and returning him to the custody Of
the said Marshal securing him in custody until the
said Marshal can reclaim him.
c. A. WICKLIFFE,
Postmaster General
Posr OVricE DEPARTMENT, Nov. 6, l643
. Madisonian, Washington, ID. c.; kentuckian,
Louisville, Ky. Missouri Reporter, and Old School
Democrat, ST. LOUIS, will please copy and forward
their accounts TO the Post Office Department.
nov S-w3m