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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-29
RIRnS OF A FEATHER

The whig papers and orators have taken fresh start
on the Texas question The Brlishpapes and orators
are in ths same category. Both deeply interested in the
welfare of tho Unicd States, Of cOurssl-Mexican
Nancy paid the National Iigencer--whO pays tie
balancei or do they labor gratis, from cOngenialiy Of
(eeliugl-Statesmen
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-29
A TORY LIE.

That wing workman helped to raise the Hickory tree
at Dover Who forged Thomas Jeiferson's namel who
charged Ezekiel Polk pario. of the revolution with
being tory. Who peddlcd coffin band bills against
he patriot Jackson! why the same man who told the lie
,abou, the gorious Hickory Tree al DJver,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-29
FOR GOVERNOR OF OHIO,
DAVID TOD, of Trumbull.
THE DEMOCRA
THURSDAY AUGUST %, 1914.
GOSHEN TP. HICKORY CLUB.

There will DO meeting OF the Club on Saturday
GUmmg neat. August 3lst instant. Mr.. CHAPMAN will
address the Democracy.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-29
THE COUNTY CONVENTION

Meesnexi Monday, and another PAL or sIsaued ou:
county nominations will be made. Let them be good
sound men, and we will triumph in October. -
There Is no mistake about it. Let The motto of every
Democrat be, firm and united we 6, into the fight and
6ght for the victoryf
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-29
SHALL WE FOLLOW THE EXAMPLES OF
ENGLAND.

Henry Clay in speech delivered in Georgia
SAID ..
lam in tarOr ef a U. S; Bank. England and all ma
tiOns SCI usthe example," So does England set
ample of Kingly Government BIT shall we follow
their kingy examples. Thatis the question to pc decid-
cd at the polls. Henry Cay says he will follow British
examples. illlhe people JOuo,O hm not ifIhey love
ubertv, Hs. e.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-29
GONE.

That British flag that was raised on Clay pole in
New Philadelphia, Even the wings of Tuscaruwas
could moi sail under British Colors, so of The cent
raj committee got broad axe and cut down flag pole
and all. Oh dear. vs. "~''ia'
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-29
FEDERAL SPITE AT HICKORY roLEs,

dessrs. EdtOTs-Sone coOns Of Dover !ave been
venting their spleen on the tall young Hickory which
raised hore week ago, by cutting one of the stay
ropes The mscrennt who psrreraled This act is well
known and if he does not look sharp will be exposed
and punished according TO his deserts.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-29
A 4T'THCHNfENT NOTYCE.

Jacob IIau,, 1NToiICE is hereby given tha,
us. }lN on the 3lsl day of Juv, A.
John sVscr D. ls4l from the Clerks Office
...,... of the Court Of Common Pleas
Of Tuscarawds County, Ohio, issued an attach
ment at the instance of jacob lIau, asanst The apds
tenemons goods, challels rights. credits, mouics and
effects Of John Seiser, absccndng debtor, for the
sum of one hundred dollars. 81
&. II. MITCHENER. Cfk.
Aughst12 1874. 2IG
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-29
RELIEVING THE People.

Voting to pay tho heirs Of the uator Hull-Paylng
tho Massachusetts Militia who refused to turn out in the
last War. Giving 25 600 ofthe peoples morey to rich
widow, and 900 to The heirs of spooney oge. That
That's the way coOncry reliepcs The people.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-29
vALoRoUs FREEMEN.

Those who denouncs the annexation of Texas for
fear it would insult England and stand will teir arms
folded while British officers urging m the Mexican
Brgands by thousands 10 butcher American cllizens III
Texas. Valorvus lie men, ain they.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-29
CONSISTENCY

The defendants of the tories of the Revolution char
gius James X, Folks grandfather with beinga tory,
when history records him as being an officer fighting
the battles Of his country during the revolution.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-29

JcfcrsOnian Democratic IRMgs. Those base rascal
who forge the Of Thos. Jefferson 70 lying tlloh
written by coffin hand bill pedler. r...,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-29
RANK REFORMERS,

Samuel Stokeley and Hiram Grswold each Prcsi'
dent Of swindng Bank arc sumping it over the
State for Mordecal Bsrt'ey and sound Banks! o, my
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-29

Protecting the purity of the BALLOT BOX.-The
whola!univesal coon leaders going against Dr. Duncant
Bill 10 prevent pipe laying.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-29

Protection 10 SHOEMAKERs. Laying heavy tax
on Shoes and Boots that few eastern manufacturers
can flood the western stores with Boots and Shoes At
less than hathe price Of our shoemakes can make
them for. That protects bare feet. .
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-29

Admitting Texas which is already slave county,
into The Uoion and by doing making free STATES of
Maryland Virginia and Kentucky. That's increasing
slavery say the coons.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-29

PROTECTION TO BEEF, PORK g. FISH,
Laying a duty of 100 per cent on salt.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-29

PROTECTION TO HOME INDUSTRY Ma.
king man work days to get the same amount Of
goods that ho got under low tariff for days wages
That's protecting home industry. 1t makes men more
industrious.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-29

PROTECTION TO MECHANICS Laying tax
of 100 and $50 per cent on cotcns and fanneIs and
per cent. gold chains, ear bobs, gems and pearls
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-29

Protection 10 BLACKSMITHs. Laying tax Off
cents anvis, and II dollars per ton on bar iron an
rolled iron.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-29
COON LOVE ron FOREIGNERS.

Senator Archer (Cluy's right hand many and tho fed
cal leaders trying to pass law TO prevent foreigners
from, voting until they have been here 81 years. That's
coon love for foreigners.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-29

Protection TO LABOR. = Passing Bankrupt law and
thereby swindng tho laborng classes out of four hun
dred millions of dollars Of their honest dues.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-29
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the subscriber has been
appointed Adminisrarix of ;he Estate Of John Barber
deceased Alllhose indebted to said estate are reques
ted 10 settle up within the lime prescribed by law, and
those having claims against il will present them duly
authenticated, . .,a.~es LUCINDA BARBER
Aug. 81 1914. -, IN, ~ Adnx
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-29
Washington tr. Tue. Co. o.
August 10Th, ls44.

PROTEC rION TO WESTERN FARMERS
Shutting out the market of the world for our produce
and making farmers take Sc cents bushe for their
wheat under high tariff when under low tariff they
got from 80 cents 10 ,25 per pushel.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-29

PROTECTING LABORING MEN. Making them
they did under revenue tariff-so that what they
bought under low tariff for $780, now they have tc
pay $, 30 and So. ...... ,-
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-29

Protection against BRITISH principles Building
up lordy arisocracy in the east, off the hard earning
of the farmers and mechanics Of the whole country.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-29

Protection to the PEOPLE generally. y.-Taxins nine
tenhs Of lie people 10 support the other tenth.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-29
A COON PATRIOT.

Honest John Davis throwing up his hat and giving
three cheers when the British burnt Washington, and
then receiving the next highest whig vole for Vice Pre-
sldent
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-29
COON HONESTY.

Tom Ewing writing letter in 1910 denying tha
the wings wanted U. S. Bank, and then esgning h
seat in the Cabinet because the Presiden, vetoed h
Bank bill
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-29

MARRIED. On Thursday August IS, lS44 by
Thomas Moore Esq, Mn. HARnIs'iN ROBINSON ID Miss
RtptceA lltSrtS, of Clay township
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-29
MORALITY OF THE 18TH CENTURY.

Mounting blackeg 'sIraddle of Presbyterian
preacher and trying to ride him into tho Presidential
,ha;r
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-29

LOVE FOR FREEDOM. Sentencing Thomas w
w. Dor 10 The dungeon for life for upholding the prin
cipcs Of The Declaration of independence.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-29

EQUAL RIGHTS Taxing the many for the bene
Fl, of the few.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-29
rHE ISSU.
INCREASING SLAVERY.

Pork and dollars against roast coons and paper mo-
new,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-29
MARKET

~. I.. f7.5 MARKETS.
New York, August 23, Flour $a,ss-
Nov .PhlaashAib Argus, 80, Wheat IS cp.
Canal DoNrt. Augu.'29. Wh,a ebsrls, "
u p lh-' JlI sa Effl rs
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-29
NOTICE.

James Brown ! Suit pending in the Court Of Com
Us. mon Pleas in Chahccry of the
John Brown ct al County of Tuscarawas, and
ra State of Ohio.
NOTICE is hereby givento the Defendants that de-
IN positions will be taken in this cause by the COM
plahant at The Office Of Seymour Beden, in The town of
New Philadelphia, Tuscarawas County and State of
Ohio the 3Oh day of August hext bet Reeh the hours
of o'clock A. NJ and o'clock, P. M.
..... CUMMlNS & CAMP,
August 7, A. D. 1S44.-293t S0ps for CoaaprL'
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-29

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE
TIME subscriber wishes dispose Of his farm s,ua-
Il ted about mile from New Philadelphia, ani the
same distance from Dover, 90 the road leading from
New Philadelphia to tho Canton fording, containing
21O ACRES GOOD LAND.
90 acres of which is cleared. Oa the prea.ises is
good frame house, barn and stable, Orchard ofgocd
fruit, 25 acres first rate meadow land, well watered
with never falling springs The land is well tnbered.
For terms apply TO -
SAMUEL THOMAS.
New Philadelphia, Aug. |, ls44,, 20 CIV
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-05
Now Ready.

|. PRoTEcTIoN AND FREE TRADE: The Cues
ton Stated and Considered: BY H. GREELEY, is
Just published in large, close tract OF l6 pages
Price So per hundred, SIS per thousand This
Pamphlet aims to present succinct and lucid SUM-
mary CT the argument for Protective Tariff, meet
ing and answering the adverse assumptions OF
Free Trade.'
H. The TARIFF AS 1T Is, compared with the
Substitute Proposed by its Adversaries; being u
clear statement Of every material provision OF tie
present Tariff, with the reasons for imposing
higher or lower duty on nearly every important
artcle. The several clauses areconrasted with the
mischievous and defective provisions Of Mckay's
bill. The purpose ofthis Tracti TO show the bene
cial effects of Protection and the utter impossbty
OF afording even Incidental Protection by H0rt-
sontaL Tariff. Price 81 per hundred, SIS per thou
sand. Orders are respectfully solicited, by GREE
LEY & McELRATH, Tribune office, New-York.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-05
THE WHlG DOCUMENTS.

The following is list of the Wing Documents
now for sale at the Tribune Office. Orders from
Clay Clubs, Wing Committees, Booksellers, Nler,
chants and individuals, accompanied by the cash,
are promptly attended to, and the Documents ship
ped to auy port OF the United States.
SARGENT'S LIFE OF CLAY-The fullest and most
complete Biography of Mr.. Clay evsr written. Price
lJis csn,s or per 100 IS 90
LIFE AND SPEECHES OF HENRY CLAY. 2vols.
with Engravngs bound 81 25: by the quantities.. IS
THE CLAY TRIBUNE. Weekly Newspaper. For
terms see Prospectus in another column.
THE AMERICAN LABORER. Hall bound ........ %
PROTECTION AND FREE TRADE. A Tract by
H. Greeley. Per 100 copies. cs..................... so
THE TARIFF AS II Is BY Fl. Greeley Per lC0.... 80
SPEECH OF JOHN NJ. CLAYTON-per leo copies ! =
WEIG SONGS-Cay and Frelinghuysea-an admin.
bic collection Of the very beSt-per ,o copies %
STATES AND GREAT BRrrAIN-peI 100 copies %
LETTERS OF CASSIUS NJ. CLAY-per 100 copies 60
DIE WING ALMANAC-perl 100 copies. ........... 70
THE THE TEST Ifs prRJ Ry Junins per 100 DO e
THE CUkkENCf. 90. . 90. ..,........... oV
The IaKltF. do. uO ~
LIFE Or HEN KY ClIaf DO 90. ..........'... ~
POLIIlChlI AbOLIll lON. DO 90. .,..,........ ~
DEMOChACf. u0t 60. l ~
LABOR OKANDCAPlIAl do ! ol
THE PUBLIC LANDS. do. :" DO. .............. 20
ANNEXATION OF TEXAS. 4" do. .............. 70
TARIFF TRIUMPHANT. do. .............. co
u Orders must he addressed TO
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Tribune Buildings New YOrk.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-05

Packet ship Montreal Tinker, FIN London and Ports mouth
July ls with mdze and passengers TO John Griswod.
New shp Tahmaroo. Sncu ds from Cas;'e. IN ballast
10 A & a w SeHson.
Bark Superior Aen fin Liverpool, July l. mdse. TO VII
liams 4 Guion-2sS passengers.
Brig AndTodu ktchie from La Rochelle I'd June, nde
5 Nichols.
Hamburg brig Diana Eher. 10 days from Hamburg. mdse,
and los passengers To Schmidt & Balchen.
Brig Amanda, Ames, days from Wilmington. NC timber,
sc III : Powell
Sch Mechanic Sawyer. ds n Lubec with fish ana phs
tel Ia Brett x Nose.
schr Wave Grlifn. I'm Muchius. with lumber bound to
Albany.
Schr Despatch. Coson ds I'm Btandywlne. with meal
Schr Caroline. brown Ea., AIacha,. timber.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-05
Public Stock Exchange, August
Correspondence of Livingston & Co. No. Wall.st.
RrPF.rn Aur / p Nj

The milers feeling awnc Of this beng the Ias. opportunity
they may lay stock OF old Whca TO with the
new taken hold freely to-day and nearly swept the
ket ofnll the Ohio samples offering full cargo Of Milan
brought Sc and four five ether OTIS OF Cleveland 9
as did uso some Detroit 10 arrive.
No full cargo OF Wheat bus yet been received. Ohio
Corn selling 81 30 cents Some Michigan Flour brought
So 20, md lot of $50 bblS rnther choice Ohio %,
The of Wheat by the Canal Tor the past month
RED but te ffo the Lake !mpOssny 30 COO bushels The
export of Flour snme bbs beng 1900
than imports Both much below the shipments
flnst year.
The first sampe of new Whent brought into Chicago
eth ut It's sold for y cents As have da ly ne
steamers with that polt probable invoice will he
coming alons very shortly
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-05
The Whig Almanac for the year lS4!.

A conrcnieat Book Of Reference ytor Foiit'ciaas
and othcrS during hc coming Pres'deofiGt
Campaign.
II contains the usual Calendars ard Astronomical caicua
tos rnade Cor every dian from Maine to Louisiana
st the Government Executive officer, o' The nite atS
Judges the Supreme Court t:c. with their SanFcS con"
pee List of the Seinhe al the present United states Seire
md House of Representatives arranged according to their
.pec,ve States tie politics OF eHch member designated:
History of the Tariff; Past and Present Tariffs Comparative
Statement OF the important nTtir''s benrds SPECIFIC du
ties a imposed By the OF 1876, 1874 1873 1882 and lSi2,
TsE PREsEsT TARIFF Law or Tag UNITED STATES. be
ing the entire law that subject National Bank with
Extracts from Mr.. Mciuies Report: PROTECTION TO AME-
RtcAS IypusTRY-Irs EXPRpESCY NECESSITY ny THE
Hon. CHARLES IluDsOS OF MASS. This valuable ana useful
Essay occupies IA pages lis facts illustrations aud doctrines
ought be understood by citizen who nk an interest
in the of American Industry and the prosperity OF the
people Of the United States Extracts from Mr. Cay Speech
on tho Public Lands These extracts several pnges
and are sufficient To give general view OF this Interesting
subject Anecdotes of Politics and Politicians before
published. ELECTION RETURNS. by sstates. Concres
siona Districts and Counties These returns the fullest
and most complete whch have been published. They
were prepared labor and considerable expense
pressy for the Whg Almanac. They viii be constantly
erred TO durn. the coming year. they show only the
returns oI the present year but also those OF $780, Times Of
holding Elections each Of the States; Popular Vote for M
Van Buren, and Gen. Harrison in 1876 and elO; The number
of Electors each State in 1910 and the number to which each
State entitled in ie4i Tables of the Population, Dabts.
Governors and Chief Justices the several States Anecdotes
of Mr. Clay. John Quincy Adams Col Johnson. &c &c.
nJ The price OF the Wing Almanac is the last ye1r
Notwithstanding about quarter nattef
Single copies l2ls 81 per dozen 81 per lC0 Orders
must he accompanied by the cash. PosrMAsTERs remng
free Of porge 81 for dozen copies will be entitled copy
gratis 1t s sheets, and subject only to periodical
postage. ~
p5- The WING ALMANAC is regularly published every
year and is only subject 10 periodical postage.
GREELEY & hlcELRAIH. Publishes
Tribune Buildings New-YOrk.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-05

~ DRAFTS ON ENGLAND. IRELAND. &c..Pe:
about remiitng money their friends IN The Od
Country. be supplied with drafts IN sums OF FL
Without discount or any oh charge q, the National Bank Of
Irei1nd PROVINCIAL Bank do Mssrs. James Built Son, Co.
Binkes London l. Barned & Co. Exchange and Dscouri
Bank Lvpoo; Eastern Bank OF Scotland GEeenock Bank
ing Com oany Sir William Forbes. Hunter &, Co. Scotland
and the branches IN throughout England m
and, Scotland and Wala. which Drafts will be oIwursl by
he Packet OF uth. l6 2lst. 18Th or the Royal Ma
cation To w. J. T. TAPSCOTT
lann.
MRs-.AR lat.n tom hseoun.y must come p0ss psid.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-05
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK, AUGUST 5.

Ships ranthea Abbot Rio de Janeiro Buck!er & Crane
Duncan, Berry. NOreans, Dunham 4 Dlmon.
Bnrks Amelia Mulnolland hllugon, Rio de laneifo Si.
ken L. lrcnsdes hualco Harding, Sydney. CB Nesmith <
Walsh: Cali1na. Aayhew. Negy!iqs, Brett Z Vnse
Augusta. Wright. Sisal L Coffin Capt John Eastman,
C0wden Nesmth Il Walsh Acton Digget Mobile. Dun-
ham < Dmon; George Yates Chnreston Popkns. Phlade.
phia.
Schrs Ameron Br Harrington. st Johns NF. T = !.
ford, Newbern. J n Pslt Il Co; Pnge, Taylor Boston.
Sloop Helen, Perry, New Bedford.
Steamer Black Diamond Cox Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-05
Passen-ers Smiled.

the packet ship Prince albert for Liuerpoo-Rchard
M'am,oa and lady, Richard Williamson i,. MI Miss Emma
Lambert Of New York. Wm HeSey Of Chicago Ms; 2,1y Of
Wood sr Aldrlch and Miss Adrch of Phiadephu: James
Warren of Indiana; Mr. Hebdin and lady. o Wood, Mr.;
Ca, and servant Miss Clayton Sir Mast and lady, and
MnI Bunk of Cnnnhn: Miss HnNinLe Of Bristol Eng.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-05
Passengers Arrived.

Passengers Arrived.
In the ship Didden. from Lrerpool-J Sill MIR Levin.
Coleman james Mand the Misses Wilkinson. and $50 in the
steeruge.
In tie 6arQue DOUGLASS. from Gibraltar-E Cnmbreeng,
] Win and Master Broreckea.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-05

Bordeaux, June 7-Sld Puritan Uime, NYo,k Adv. Me.
for York and Charleston; Alexander New O,ea rs
op oI Phla Aux lO Gibraltar NoEleans. July 20 Historian
chi cn'ta. May 6-:Arr Naples Benson, Boston Cha...
drns-S.d i0h. Plymouth Fuller. Boston.
Cadz. July Iau Hooper. Churchill. Lisbon. Sid Hen
~. Rio tiiiice.
Cove, ipk 4-Au Nestot Moses. New o;lenns.
Clyde. July 6-Arr WeyboSett Hams, Nfofk
Cro,stsd,. June s4Ar Ezn. Talbot Matunzas. sih. At
ticn. Havana. 2th. SD Messenger. Boston.
Gibraltar. June 2-Arr Margaret, Iloudlette, NOrieaus.
havre July l5-Cld S, Nicholas Pei NYork: LeonIdas,
Ihomason Sid l4h. Bonholm Snson Gudlz and - Ibes.
iysipSS July t-ln port Aexsnte Mo0le Cordeia, :;
Malaga June Sin port. Emily Wilder for Boston, lds
Montsvideo. '
MsrSeles July a-ln port, Carrier NYork Adv at Mur
Cchase Boston. 3l,. - ~ ' "'
Macao March s5-ln pot. Paul Jones' 10, Bombay ssh
soon. " ~
81. Helena. May $-Sd Alfred Hammond, Brazil.
Salcom5e, June 2.Of Pomona. NYork
Sangor, May l-Sd Carthage. Archer Boston; 5th Arro
Cruwpin,h,eld. do. s'
Smyrna. June lS-Ar Ottoman Hapnuni, Boston.
oueeee, July 22-Au Rober, & Ann Muther, NYosk Cid
Kate. C0nrty, Dublin; Spring, Chamber. Southampton
Crowley. Atkinson. Salcombe: Belle Hays. LONDON.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-05

Loss OF BARK IsIpoRE-The isadore. Capt Springer fn
haanzas ior CroGsnd while attempting harbor az Port
land having sprung aleak ashore the lt at NJ IN
thick ioG Iundys Reef Cape Elizabeth. blged and be
came Total wreck-cIew saved vessel and cargo 1o boNs
sugar pro1aby total loss Vessel insured Boston for SStO
$4,000, probably al Lloyds
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-05

A CASE OF HorRID CRuELTY.-A Tree man
of color, named Eticnne Fortier, was arrested at
New Orleans on the Oath ult. for inhuman treat
ment toward two OF his slaves. We learn from
the Daily Republican, that officers were despatch,
cd tn the residence of Forticr, where they found
a negro uirl named Mary aged about l8, chained
heavily by the leg in an under ground cellar, the
chain running up through the floor and commu-
n;ca,ing with the apartments of her master. She
had on also large heavy yoke with prongs ex-
tending above her head. and seemed in the last
stage Of weakness and suffering through e1ces,
siye whipping. Her cruel master had dIsp!ayeo
unusual refinement in torturng her. the lasll nav
ing been applied TO her person, in manner una s,at
would offend public decency TO describe ,r ne
other was boy, her brother Antoine, ageu to'
who had been lashed almost TO DEATH as tne OH
GERS describe, and who had not, according 10 % ms
own testimony tasted food for two days. M n,s
dees,able fellow, Fortier, is an old man, r
of 60. possessing considerable properly ine .ne
motbe, of these unfortunate slaves, IS aiso ''io
nroney,v of Fortier, and on the arrest oil hef mas
ter came to the p,ce Office and claimed the pro- o,
tec,ion Of the law, having suffered also rom ~
nssoe The slaves were given IN charge oil 'he
noI,ee u,til the case has further e1annnatioh'
SAD AccrpESr.-The Columbus, Miss. De
mocrat, of the 18th ul' says:-" The brdge
across The ravne in the North eastern part of the
town near the residence Of Capt. John CtuSoe'
fell with great crash on Tuesday morning last.
There were four persons on the bridge when it
fell, all Of whom were dangerously wounded and
one it is feared mortally. We have not heard
the names of all the individuals. Two are boys;
william Gibson, a very interesting youth oil nj
teen, had his arm broken in two places, but ne
is said to be recovering"
TOUCHING LETTgR.-The following is the letter
addressed by the unfortunate Sentmanat to his
wife, few minutes before his execution
Rose of my life hive pntence console yourself WIN re-
Iir the idea that husband has ever oveu you
teDdery and this his last moment THINKS OF you
Make nv children happy, md do speedily Tor ths ine
short and in the other world tine Just will be rewarded
vel adoed Rose last sigh, and embrace
atey my children. Rose. farewell; say thousand tehiG'
things 10 nv dear mother and all the family Console
yuue for Gods sake think Of your children ana 90 not
ryet your husband who adoes you IN his innost soul fee
well, farewell. FRANCISCO lie sENIMANAi'
~ Three hundred thriy-four marriages were
solemnized by the different clergymen Of Lowell,
during the year ending April 30, 1874