davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington telegraph., 1851-06-04
We direct the attention of those in-
serested to the sale of Bowie Lands in
this Land District, authorized by the
Commissioner of be General Land Office,
and advertised in another column.

CHoLERA-We learn that the cholera
is again prevailing 70 some extent, on the
rivers. The steamer Storm on re-
cent trip from New Orleans to Camden,
had twelve or thirteen cases on board,
nine of which terminated fatally. We
also learn that this disease broke out
among the deck passengers on the steam
er Iyoquois, between New Orleans and
Cairo, recently, and that nine OF them
had died before reaching the latter Place
and six or seven more were in tie last
stages of the disease. 1t is, fowever'
principally confined to the boats, as we
see no mention of its prevailing on any
of the plantations, or in .he towns along
the river, except al Memphis, where.
the "Express" sta<es, there were few
cases, but no dagger was apprehended Of
the disease Speeding.
Washington telegraph., 1851-06-04

FACTS Us. AssERTIoNs-The "Union,' -
at Washington City. and other Demo
cratic journals. are continually asserting
that whenever the Wings have been
successful at the North, it was owing to
the support of the Abolitionists, and even
have the hardihood to charge that Gen.
Taylor was so elected. Facts speak
differently. Mr. Van Buren, was brought
out by the Aboli:ionists expressly to beat
Gen. Taylor, because he was slave
holder. We presume it will be admitted
that he was no Wing. The Abolitionists
defeated Mr.. Clay by carrying the State
of New York against him; they would
have beaten Gen. Harrison, if they could;
and would no doubt have elected Gen.
Taylor, .if voting for his opponent could
have done it.
Washington telegraph., 1851-06-04

The steamer "Woodsman' arrived at
Fulton from New Orleans on Sunday,
and passed up Red River. The river
at last accounts was still in good boating
order, but falling rapidly.
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Died.

Died.
On Monday afternoon, March s. after long and
severe illness Mrs SARAH FoEcAr, In the 10th year OF
her age. rslict OF the late Samuel Forgay, Esq.
william Fors.y ESQ srs r.sp.csSug invited to
tend her funeral, on Wednesday afternoon, st
O'Clock from her late residence No l69 Citation street.
terment.
On Monday, March 8, MAnoAsrr J., the wife Of
Patrick Murphy
The friends and Ecquaintanoes and those OF her
brothers, James, Matthew, Michael and Richard
Joyce and also those OF her brothers In law VIM and
John Murphy respectfully invited to attend her
funeral from her late residence "a. James street on
Wednesday afternoon, March the 5th ct O'Clock. No
On Monday evening March g. JoHS MARTIN, eldest
son Of John and Mary Mccann, aged years, month
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral this day March
at 10 O'Clock, nom the residence OF his father No. So
Downing street, without further invitation.
on the 4th Of March. Au0UsrA, infant daughter OF
Jno A. and Matilda Richter, aged months and
The relatives and fren d. Of the family are rssp.ct
fully invited 10 attend the funer this Wednesday
9th inst at o'clock p M from the residence her
parents No. 1913 Grand srest corner OF Norfolk street
The remains win be taken to the New York Bay
Cemetery for intermsnt.
On the 4th of March after long and painful Illness
q years and months.
The italian p.trots and his friends in general
late residence No ls2 Third avenue, on the 6h last
at 8 o'clock p NJ.
painful Illness JoHs Jsrsos in the ga year Of his age
q native OF Cumberland, England.
His remains were inferred In Greenwood Csmstsry,
On Tuesday morning March 4, EDwA.p Ronrxrsoy
infant son Of John !. and MargsretE Rockwell aged
month and III days.
AmAsIA MITCHELL, OF Scott county, Indiana died on
the 18th Of February in bis Goth year. He served
musician under Benedict Arnold, saw him after.
wards In the ship vulturs and witnessed the execution
Of Andre the spy, and the surrender Of CORVALLIS the
British general
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Theatrical sns Musical.

GewtsE TassrsE -rhs appearance Of Mr. Hamblin
81 tbs ess asd fAvorts Is nightly hailed
wfth the mcst enthusiastic cheering. On Monday eve
s.s ms able Representation Of Macbeth received
w crowded and fashionable audience, by thsuarmsss
ss@csstrstioss Of pleasures, and at the fall Of the
~urtsir be vas called for with the most deafeniag
cAssrs .hs~ be appeared and returned thanks In his
wsws kspgy and vn.cfve style Last evening his sue
similar In h.truthful and classic delinest!on
= tAs sesstifuily drasn character Of vrsniu' This
s-sssss ks ON appear IN what IL generally ADMITTED
70 - he b~es character, that Of Hamlet in Bhaks
tragedy OF that name With Tilton s Clau 5ius
s.s.snsr - the Ghost Of Hsmlsts fssh.r, snd Ms.
Msms,ts 10 IN. part ofHsrlst and unhesit stingiy
~F - ksv~ never sesn u better represented. Miss
ns-rs GA sing and ths performances will conclude
80 1s admired drama Of the "Denouncer.' No
s@~et ths bo-.ry Gil Be crowded
essss~v rHraraN-JULi, BrvrErr Two
- rAsss. rh- TOO ns~ pieces which we're brought
~ .,0 sgee success on Monday night, we're repeat.
ssst "a "a overlooking audience, which ap
49, ~. ssso. nslphssor or the Mountebsnk
~. ga rev ave- act drains, Of thrilling in
49,. wsnslssse from The French Of Psilassde, and
- Y-T'efmsd - Paris aud London. With Inn
" "a dsamstis composition which
So se1ss tlsY To. scene /. laid In Frsno. The
49, rstmsiesi ehsrs~tsrs B.lphegor AID Mad.llps-
e@~w~s@n~ek .n@ ~ stie-w~re born 10 very sif
49, mtestons~ths rssmeng th~ proud sristocra-
~ tss stsef snons ~ psople Yet the fortune Of
ths frssek revoiu uon, which lsv.Il.d ali tbi,g.
srssshs shs.s .s,rs@.. Tighter, and united th.n
A~<k eryssss The 600 n the DuK. ds nontssron
suk~s 10 IN rswplutousry struggle Tn. dsssS..s
hss - s~ss~t assshsss Madeline, tsi.. julia an.
c<~vs1ss< - heiise having zen her With psor nan
S~rfs1 hsss~ sss -ithoet returning, fed TO Auerl
As 80 s~cssht 10 IN humble hfe By this poor
-~. .srssl,.s s.sss.ss. NJ, s.,s.r ,rsss.n, ~
"a As ~-sA~ ks.ins e..s KILLED rhsy toes ears
90 nse~kss, vbs scss hin too ehildfss, Heart
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With salss u % t,ssess PRIME ct ~ o. Rough aax
-. 1890 aa1 nsninal ct d y el 70 per 80 lbs.
TO report.
gEoAas-A lot Of 3o,0 900 Havanas was sold 1t s22
$40 per ID the latter rate for superior quality.
SricIa-sA Sales have been made OF 1900 bags pepper,
ct SIC, 9 months; 800 mats cassie, Ut 26t<c and
500 lbs. No. nutmeg, o. 81 IL 81 10, cash.
bsiAIrs.-Douestie whisky has again declined, and
thers IVES only moderate business done, including
leo bills Prison, ct 24ko cash Drudge was Inactive
q EXC time and interest Foreign was quiet, but
the market has not varied.
sucAs-Has been In brisk request, and the mar
ket was steady The transactions comprised about
100 hhds New Orleans ct exc; 100 do Porto Rico
ct o1 okc: 200 do. Cuba, at 81 $40; and l6o
boxes brown Havana, ut 6h . To-, usual credit.
TALLow.-We noticed an active inquiry for prime
city and country rendered with sales Of $1,000 lbs st
IN 7xo.; the outside price for extra.
ToBAcco.-Ths market for all descriptions was arm,
bat rather quiet. We note sales Of 100 hhds Ken.
tucky 1t IKE. 50 cases Florida ct 10 30c. 100
bales Cuba, on terms not made public; and 280 bales
Havana, 1t 80 $780, and months.
WNE-The sales embrace so or. casks red, at $780,;
30 do sweet Malaga ct &c., and rs do port at 81 10
81 BIN and 900 claret to arrive, private
terms and 90 a. do. Burgundy port, ct soc.
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Cie0re0s
stsamers-Baltc Coms.ook Livsspool 4 Collins; Ken
n'sss se}TSgI fh,l.ssppas: A.. yo,,
WEBB .gisj, crsiS.I. Iysrsssl. q s.,iI Co. sor:
Baris-csrsrs tsiS Prsndos, Lisbon ch.msorlain Law
Ts S Snsss Gen New si ss.n fisher
CO. s1 s:. s r Si,'s
s.-ssssA Isasolls Had. Ashley, Key West ~.
xis.1 s a'Iss sf f's:s s'1s
R.: rs Rs' osd ss s': s. asrf w sH.ss
sis's-Xssa@sa. Briss.. bish.oa.
nc sA'E Hk,rrsy ksc.,p''l a With md''
hip Lvsrpooi ips, Gordon Lysrpooi Jan a. With md,s
az is Psssrssr. \, 0nnnsi Mlniarp CO. Two dsa;h.
rsyshsv, The t.ss.ss' for, ana
sis-ssi :s:S ssahSn. ss.nss vii. f.ssas
srs tales cotton sane Afternoon the wreck Of
~! s,s;l.:yis:y,rs gr,s.a: oE.asss ian = ,i.s
s.ssa ssti ,s .as prosssa.d sssS. Is.
hss csrslin. sssSrsoS chsli.s.Sa asss with cotton
"a 20. e pSss. ~, Dime Dino uo
S.ii va y H.frs tsf Bs.son,. H.iis,. Galveston. rs
assTs ssss-.ss. westward i New Orleans, II d.y.
n,rY vsss,iS. isi Bsiiinsr,L woodburs. Bsismore.
9NTP Bob. Av,ry D,nis Spain, sS days With wins 40
ts,I. 81 .,,. -, ..,r,.,,, p,,,,m trinidad a.
ests yia soisss, 20 eSs.s.rsia Psavsrs vessel 70
ira PRnsiborn tof Prespee.l coieord. Nsuvitss, IL
enJN vita mAkegauys " N sater
ts CstAsrns Refers tof Pittssnh Coiturn AttAkapas
y s,,s -,,t sss.f s.s nss...s 70 Peel Ly@.a; ns
r,sss.s as.'J -s''As Loaf fore ''p's ysrd ans tore
~ s...'. e. 4. 5.ss.s;r'l r.s'ss Mobile, days
nns Lvs oss, tsvyn Dsriss, o.. 10 days. With yellow
sskr J.sss Isssfsiov Coz Esehlssl Cs,ss A,tshspA n
wa ssssr sna ~elsssss, 70 Huntsr Thompson.
r~hr tttn Randall. Dssa ssvsnnah days with cotton
$40 see - psnii CO. inst. % Chissotsaxua spoke
sehF frtna. tsnee fer Attasspas
tchf tiAs Hsrnon, Chsrlesson. ssys With cotton,
sSrs n.i Ssi,. sv,s.bsro'. NC. DAYS with naval
ssIT El.. Eai.. vs.hins,os. NC. days. With naval
sirJv Caldwell nsss.y. wshinssss. NC. 9 ssys vita
ssfr Fslrf.s Dtmsla AIssnsrs, sssys.
tshs IsrGtss. psyten. Alssasdria. days
rftY ramrero, Fentsid, AlexAndrta, afays.
scar Alss Cesp@s Ceets. Yort River. daya
tehr Lsyiss HspAlps. HssssiS. yort River. sdsya
sehf ssfy TarssiL Bsynun, philsdsipbiA. ssysL
fssr ssillrsn. CHM. fhiisdslrkiaf aaJa
ehr Asns semsrs. semsrs. rhisdslphia1 asys
ssar tasssy Miner. ces. fhisAsiphls ssys bsusA "
tsfs c.'..rs. Ass. yshsss.. Lacy rssxsipala ssys
SEER ssr,is sssss. Dsvs IrsSsrisA psL
sehr rsstter. nsess. eeiew, ~
sshr Hs~.rs, crsv-n. es~sss. aaya
tls.p thsssssssu rsss geAsssa rsst Mv~ fssyA
Psesssskss aAspAss< AasvsvtA. frs~ IvsrySsa
Ass. D. tAit aai I've srss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-05

Suicide Of young German.
strange case Of suicide TO light this morning
Asost O'Clock, q young man was found In . dying
oas stoa In the lower LOBBY Of the Chestnut street
tAsstr.. He had evidently swallowed dose OF NOR.
pAss which proved fatal about halt past O'Clock this
ssrssou st the hospta despite the .zertions Of the
DAyssoiass TO preserve his life. on his person
fsvs1 letter addressed TO Mr. j. A. witter, No. $50
n Third ssrset, With whoa h had boarded, from
which his name s.certained to be Henry shsrer.
Hs had been Working for tho dessrs Herring oonfec-
teaers, and vss throvn out Of employment by their
cAesrg business lie deeply IN debt tor board and
ss1 become tsspondrg consequences and in his let
t~clared himself 70 be tired life lie requests
hs landlord 20 pay his asb,s BY sale Of his effects
a~t "a eok amer yousg sister, shortly expected to
sxrivs here from Germany. His father died recently
40 that eountry snd len some money TO be divided
IA
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BosTos March saBroke,s Boardtsoo Rutland RR Bds.
81 2eW sullivan RR Bds 66 shs Nashua and Worcester
f ~ s 70 Boston and Maine r. 1906 8 oSdsssbqrs RR
err kR losl Philadelpha wiminston and Baltimore
mont Central RI s5od s! y do, sax ss Boston and
9s 70 csnssn Co. 500 So e so 81 sos Edge worth Co
Vermont Central RR, s6m 3as; 100 East Boston Co., IN
~ Canton Lasc Co. 65 H3 Edge worth &c s60d. ~ TX
100 do. b3Od 8; 100 do. som, g.
pMnADxIrHIA, March 4.-Nrd Bo0yd-e5,OO0 N. Amer
CT 6s "a 1900 do b5 1875; 1000 U. B. 6s, o2, ILL., 1000 DO
67. ll54; 90 Lehigh 6s si4 go Ches and Del S. FIX
6,opO PennA bs, 94h 25o chs Reading HR b5, 81; 800 do
301 800 do 3Os 200 d. b. 3ir; Is Penn'a RR az 100
Norris cana b5 l7 100 DO, pref i0 20 0rsrd hank 1917
lcv do lSh IL Mechanics Bank yh After Sales-13UJ0
Sch. Nav IS OIL l6O0 kenainGton WV S. 93 1000 Read
ing 6s 10 co. LOCO g. G. RR 6s l03 1000 Allegheny City
Rk 6's g6 100 Reading RR b. son so d. 30s lb0 do 500.
Second Board-S3,00 Wilmington KR Sc %; 10v Reading
6s, s 5000 Sch. Nav. Bs ST. 6to Pbila City So 9i $50
Penns So sia LOCO Reading RI g. go 5000 \. Amer.
a 10 Hechs Bank Soy 81 Penn RI. a. 90 Unisn dAnai
IAN 50 Girard Bank. l3k Alter Sales-t2000 N. Amer
Cosi SIS "a 100 shs Reading RI. $685. $50 do. s0h.
BALrndoRE, March 3-Stock Board-s3000 Haylanl So,
io2 goo DE- 1873 A. the board tod.y naIylandss elssd
Sterling ss S6h bid BsitpSss o. 1890 iusA BID iosS
asked do shares TAX bid 75< asked York and Cumberland
bid. S5x asked.
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Ns,oH 4-T,sdsriek kvrfa,or Elisha Raetnan.
This vas an action for verbal SANDER The damages
we're laid 5000 From the tesfimouy tsppesred the
plaintiff called the def-sdast thief and ssid thst he
ference 70 some 10 which the plsistia YES ses
eeyned In the Unsted states Circuit Court The de-
Ne tSs& Il vSst h "a. VwSiss ssr SslssIssl -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-05

In this city, March 4th. by the Rev j. McElroy, Mr.
II BrRGEss Of Rochester to Miss ELIZA O., daughter
of the late DR.. VIM. Il. Piatt, OF New York.
On Monday evening, March 3, BY the Rev. George
Mceluskey, Mr. THOMAS DovoHKRTr, to Miss SARAH J.
LALoR, oil Of this city.
In Brooklyn, March 2, at the house OF the brides
brother-in law, John Devin, Esq by the Rev. MT
Quinn, FRANCIS OFERRALL to ELIzABgrH, Nth dAugh-
ter OF the late Thomas Butterfly, Mil Town, County
Louth. Ireland
On Monday evening, March 8, by the Rev Mr.
Laughn Mr. CHAs d CARTER, OF Ban Francisco, to
Miss K. n CAMPBELL, of New York.
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BosroN, March a.
Arrived-Brg patterson. narieI; schr Lsoon NYoPk-
Cissrsd.shiPs Parliament. Lixerpsol Delaware. Nor
leans; bArks Osmanl. smyrna Edwin Augustus, HsvanA
brigs Godfrey and Clement Charleson schr Frances
Mobile; Lowell, Richmond.
CHARLEsroN. March l.
Arrived-Bsrk Neptune, Boston.
Cleared-Brx Chance, NYork.
New OaLKANa Feb ~.
Cearsdship Lapand Boston; barks 0rampus sad Sarah
II SNOW, do.
NxwBuRvroRr. March q
Arrived-Sohr Mary James, NYork.
NEW BEDFORD. March 5.
Arrived-Sohrs -, RAppahAnn0ok; SarAh. NYork.
SailoA-6sAr 0szells, Norfolk.
PORTLAND. March s.
Arrived-Sohrs Cutler NssanxAs AUSTIN Nsrfok victsr
Selim. and RosApnAh, NYork.
Cleared-Sohr kAyfower. Cardcnas.
SAVANNAH, Fob 49,
Arrivcd-ehip Southport, NYork.
esed-Ship Tempest Liverpool, with $50 bales cotton.
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BAipe Roscrs, Howes, Lvrpeo 0aSels Henderson, an
Hranstssc; oaena. Leavstt New Orleans and others.
Ship nstcks French. from Stockholm Wis Chsrbou
Monday reports having experienced succession OF westerly
gales during the Feb 49, lat 40 TO- Ion 50 TO- sDcke
Br ship Laurel. Short from savannah for Liverpool
MARcH Wind 1t SUNRISE swi meridian. sw; sunset.
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saIPPIN0.

NToTIcE;-PAssEnglns PER srHAxsBIP BALri9
for Liverpool will please on beard 81 the feet a
Cana street. this day. Wednesday,. narch 6th II oock
A. n.
vYyaK 7YAL NAIL STsAA SHIP "cANBRIA- viH
saiI fs Liverpool Direct Saturday Bth Naroh from
hs doshs II CITY, punctuAy noon For freisht e.
passage spplyA OONARD. Jun IS Broadway:
,vyuF Nxw Yo RK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Nail Seamsrs. ships comprising this Lac are the
ATLANTIC -. -. Capt. West.
PACIFIC. ...... Capt. Nys.
A slTio csDs G cSSs
ted h 49, .i.t by ccntrsst sIprsssi g.
service h been taken n tAss so..
In their epgnss, " nsuro strength and
spcel and their atons passenger
eusled elegance Price f PassASs from New
York Sl3e; exclusive ~ extra size state
Iooms sszoi from verpool TO Eew York; ~. q. sIps-
renoed will be attached 70 eaoh Shp Nc berth
can be secured until paid for.
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ssssca. e ISsss s ..s;..
ss:s:s ysur 80 :: . iss fi s.,:
- sss, .s..y sss%"s p..s , Dr. cs.,..s:
l.. cs =: ', , 's yss y ,, ..
;i. !. s, g. .. y ..,,sl, ..r..,',.
..rt ,Ai. -, ,orssl sst,l.. mercury s,sss
s s,.ss' ~ g ,,ar. o. ,sp..sn. m.sr,as. ft..
ter,.., sa,.s -. m,rriss 80 siss. s.a " o., G. -
....ss s.- fora "a ssii.s.SSs :, No. a sausS rsiS
&C. ~ Mas, srs. ga az. s Ne. r.,i ssl.a r.,..
RS, y soRrAsoks WOULD s.Y TO rsoss wHo
TAI. car. y ,sy rssIi e,.. .so.s n.sS wears % ms
ref...ios sas b., treated ,vsssfsy thssssas. %
..s q |, ti,:s y ss.Ss.i i1 a 1870 sssssy.
.y.. A .s. s y, h s .r s,V 90 s s
yss ss5 ~, tS.i ~. pss ~ n.slss. . an ,S.s |.
h.. ssss rsis'd " tS.s. ssss cali spSs ssT. IS
i...ss... ssf $50 t.. s ss, fsss, gr..s
Issss ;s1i ssIsf ' 1s s Ssi;s: 4
NO Tx %, cn.. s.s
hssriy oosssssS % al ss-s... Recent cess. ss surs
.: s'f \: is::s$ ). s.:s:s Sis-h
$500 .. 4. s.s.s.. y, sS.c s IN:
s.,.Is @.a.. ,y,.s, ~ p,rn.a,.. .srs -..s.
sS.ss';; !. ss.s,, sssy =, sSI:s y x. s.y
Fulton i, street corner q wliii.n.
nR RALPn, AurHoR or rHE .PksorioAL PsI-
n, lsvsd.y ss.ss,.dl No = or..s-ios sr..t yr.. 9s
STAG. q s.rs.s s.s... q her sss 81
'. :s,s s:i.is t -. a.,
IN the earlier stages YIN :. SURPRISED NE ssss saA rs
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$OUO .ss si.ssrs i,r X, .,.s Z ssysss ts.!s.ss
sshs syssss s.ss vsssss. sAs i..ss .sstssssss s
y..ysassss shsi.sss. sses ssss vkssA .. s,sss~ -
Yvl ~ bottles, vssA fsIi sir,sessa 81 e. oas 49,
lss9 yssh .sasy sys ssssA m svs savL ~ - u
70 Lssis ~ E.ssvw sssssA Ssssss vFsAsh o. -
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kht OF pA1H&k0. Apply 20
EDWARD K. COLLINS. No. 66 WsH st.. MT,
Drown, SaIPLEY Y Co. Liverpool.
K. q. ROBERTS CO..
Is Kings Arms Yard. LtndSa.

BouIevApd. N0ntnaftR0, HAkf0.
The owners Of these ships aoosuatsS1s fer
god silver bullion spsc,s jewslry yrscioas stones
tAs unless bills OF lading value
thereof therein expressed.
After the first Of April the freight By IL
above will materially reduced
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DASsBNG Frs FOR TIE WORLDS PAIR.-PASsA0n
for scuthanpton and Havr:-Ths UnitoA States MAJ
York On the afth q April togohns g seutAsnPts pc
IAf ereAt both In the economy Of time snd
money Her spssA and for the comfort Of
By
sase apply 70 M0RTInER LIVINGSTON, So irosAvav
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sppiy !: r' sSm6iE kiTCHrL 10 .s {; .ssss
DACIYIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COnPANY.-B0R GALL
fsrnis aaA 0reFoa-Ths public 10 isfsssel nat under
the Of ths company Inspected 81
Sstss mails VII esst!sss V ssvs Psesns sat asa y..
detained BY unavoidable accident the arrival Of ~
mails ~ Panama The steamers Of the drst - the na
Monterey sssssss Of the sfsesash 81 The no.A M
lowing United States mall steAnpaeksts In the
hc one Of which will 10 Always In port - saoh ed u -
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-04-19
The Rail Road Ball.

The Railroad Ball at Social Hall on Thurs
day evening last, was most splendid affair.
We have seldom seen as great share of
youth and Beauty" collected together on
such an occasion, in our town, as were present
on that evening, Every thing passed ofpIeas-
ant and harmonious, and every face bore an
expression of happiness; the music, by the
Messrs. Clocks of Monroerille, was most ex-
cellent; the dancing was in the usual excellent
style of the Fremonters, and the Supper! well
"Dolph" knows how to get up supper. and
on this occasion be was most happy in cater
ing to the appetite and wants of the company.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-04-19

CAL1FoRNIA CcGNAeE.-W learn from the
Alta Californian that the essay Office estab-
lished by act Of Congress has been opened in
San Francisco, under the supervision of a u
States assayer About three hundred quin-
tuple eagles, or fifty dollarpieces. have already
struck of.
The new coin represents upon one face an
eagle in the centre, around which are the
words "United States of America" just
over the eagle is stamped 1887 thous. sgni-
fying the tineness of the gold at the bottom
is stamped $50 dolls" The other face is or
namented with kind of work technically call
ed '.engine turning" being number Of radit
extending from the common centre, in which.
is stamped, in small figures, "5o;'' around the
edge is stamped the name of the United States
Assayer"
The larger coins of one and two hundred
dollars, will be of the same stamp and size.
only differing in thickness. Those over two
hundred dollars will contain the same stamp,
but will be struck in the form Of bars.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-04-19
Kentucky.

The Frankfort Commonwealth publishes a
complete list of the laws and resolutions pas
sed at the late session of the Legislature Of
Kentucky. The former are 7S6 in number.
latter % Among them were acts to author
lied the establishment of deposit banks at
COyington, Paris. Maysyille and Dannsyie.--
To incorporate company with capital Of
100000 to bridge the Ohio at Louisville. To
locate branch of the Farmers Bank at Lou
isville; with capital of s5oo,ooo. Appro-
priating nine hundred dollars 10 erect mon
ument to Col Richard NJ johnson. To au-
thorize the city of Louisville to subscribe
100000 to the Maysgille and Lexington R.
r., 100000 to the Jefferson R. R.; $780,
Ooo, 900 to the Nashville and Louisville R. r.
and 100000 to the Louisville and Frankfors
R. R. To amend the act to incorporate the
Southern Bank of Kentucky, so as to permit
it to issue notes of less denomination than
Eve dollars
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-04-19
Spring Trade,

The Spring trade of Fremont begins quite
brisk, the streets being daily lined with teams.
loaded with the produce of the country, for
which there is,a ready market
Merchants are beginning to receive their
Spring supply of goods from New York, and
are preparing to do large business. The
following departments of business have reeei-
we'd their stocks or parts of stocks Of Goods:
David Belts, Dry Goods merchant.
o. L. Minis, do. do,
s Buckland & Co., Druggists.
Topping & Wegstein. Boot and Shoe Mer-
chants.
j. F. R. Sebring. Grocer.
g. NJ Tillotson, do
J. P. Haynes & Son, are expecting their
goods to arrive every day.
A. B. Taylor, and J. 8. olmsted, will pro-
badly receive their goods in eight or ten days
Canfeld & Mitchell, ofthe Hardware Store
will soon get on new assortment of Hard
ware.
In week or two. there is to be new store
opened in Pettibon's old stand also hat anc
cap establishment in Wooster's Drug Store
one door South of Minis.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-04-19

Total vote in favor of Subscription, 1o2IS
ag ainst it, 459-- majority for subscription,
562. The votes in Wakeman returned
scattering, were in favor of the Subscription
but were rejected from illegali.y Of form.
In Sandusky County, a majority Of 400 was
given in favor of a similar subscription of $780,.
600, and In Russia Township, Lorain county
a subscription of 10000 by that Township,
was voted by a large majority.
The company have now over 32o,oc0 at
their command, and viii take immediate mea-
sures for the prompt and diligent prosecution
of the work
We might Fill columns withihe facts which
have reached us since and during the election
exhibiting the unscrupulous and extraordinary
efforts which have been made by the enemies
of our Road and particularly by those con-
nected with the rival enterprise, to defeat the
Subscriptions Confident of success. but
| little exertion was made in this sectionby the
friends of the Road, to counteraet yhem, and
the vote in its favor is not as large as,with pro-
per effort, it would, have been. Each town
Ship has, however, spoken for itself, in favor
of the Subscription.
The means secured, we viii proceed quiet
| " with the work. as heretofore, without any
waste of gas, or noise of trumpets; and all the
| frauds and falsehoods. which have been used
against us,we can now answer in five words
OUR ROAD WILL BE BUILT.
Huron Reflector.