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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-08
stain Or NEw-y ogK. 50, REraRY's OFFItst
A'bsnY, August p, Es,i
Two the SHERIFF of the CITY aud

stain Or Nav. yonK; 50 Rsr,Er', o,uos,j
Y'O the SHERIFF of the CITY aud
j COUNTY Of NETWORK STA Notice .. h~seh,
that At the General tecos 20 be- held N tbs state
ncu, the following officers are 10 D. elected 10 VT
Judge Il the Court 4 Appeals. ga the paos Of samuel
secretary Of STATE. the piac. Christopher Mofs,a
.,nii, o',sa N ih' see ., i >, tI,'f
An Attorney General "a he piac, OF lev thaihsh
state kr~sae'r and surveyor. 10 the place al helsA,h
tanai Comm..ione. "A IN. place ofcharle, Co.1
Az Inspector II Stale Prisons 80 Ito place oi AietsniS
Al wA.e terms q service vii snp,ss the last d., q
Also, justice of the Supreme Court, fs the rrs Jud
caiDsrst n the place u Jane, . kng ~hp,r term q
A.o senator fr Tho ma Itth Nth ,ni Win senst.
psit T.. ia On. place ~ Richard Williams ciNtsso
frpI.,. James Beskmnn and f'i~iu - Morgan, whose
terms 81 ,'f'cr vii eIpss IN ,he le lar ~ De'rmh~r
Count, onc.. 10 be ,4-,ed f,r aid County
Register ~ he place II C,snsiu. Andsn.n
Two judge. of tho enor Cont ihs place of Thomas
] Oaklsy and John l. Nam
Judge 4 the Co,<' II CusanoR Plei' IA he place Il
A Surrogate. m a. place Of Alexander Brsifsd
Comni',,oner 4 street, ADD Lamp ~ IA" place -
Two tsaSsrnor.o Of the Aims uoas- Ia The place II sls
con Draper and trn'.s fllou
Al whose term 4 ssr'i's will e'ifs on ~" last daf
49, there > 10 el,esa Iu,,ee ~, eae, p. the -
Judr1i D,tnc'. nto ~hleh the ,it' ~ Newfpfs dis
uctsd, PURSUANT o. Chapter ~ t~s % lb,l
Yours fesDsftflIly.
CHRISTOPHER MOkG AZ. sscrsisry u state
slVHffs OFti,t. August % 1871 ! hereby ssi.p
ha tle aiqe IS CODY n The notice q M osss
sr fieeips a. be- heid the lueslay succeeding ths
MONDAY II Noyemss sst, received th da ho'n ''s
Hon Christopher MsgaH, SECRETARY u STAT
THOMAS CARNEY,
shsnn ~ the { - and County - New -
y Ran tDs pubhc newspaper within thn i"unil .oI
please putiish tbs notice n "a ~1fs nn"i ms
fl,,0p and send thor bills Tor sdFefsmf NE .sn.
a. son tho Tlsctnn 80 thtt They MAJ ~ Al
before the Board 4 SupsSisrs and passed fo' nen'
s1I.rMDUtsNtP
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NVNN 0TT 7 VT Y 7, -. III 0FUII@
W. monwcath 4 Pennsylvana q the sheriff " Mon
re county, Grtting lis We command YOU that YOU
attach FREDERIC AHktNS. late OF your County. ~
all and singular has guods and chltels. antS and ene
mens whose hands soeser the same nay
be- that he be- and sppeat before Count II tumRoa
Pleas. e. be holden 1t kiomishurg aud Tor ssii
County the twenty second dpt Of September newt there
e. answer " Ham N knuepfol \ Christian T1'tte,
partners trading under the irm q knoepfel 10. OF
plea IN case, &c And further Command you that YOU
ali persons whose hands on the sad
goods and chnttrs land, and ieasmens anY u them
may be- attached that they aud eyeD II them BE- and
appear before the snd Cou at SiroHdshufs pa the twenty
SECOND da ~ September nett 60 answer what shtu 10
directed against thsn and ah.is the Judgment ~ tho
count therein, and have YOU thee then this WIT
Witness The Honorable Nnthsnel " kldTsh. Esquire,
Pres dent sab tuWt n stroud.huft the twenty
nnth day IT August the our Load on' thousand
,sht audi any, n. "a pnrufh. psvikunVt,ry
ceIsh the above - irne aud luesied copy ef ths
original writ PETER kEhMkktk. Sheuh
Shsun' Office,
Str0udsbuTg. sept 2, 1891 SIN
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THr FIRE IN WATER-srRFEr.- re-
porter mslocAtsd this IRE or rather mis'ook
the occupants. The fire broke ont IN the thlrd
story. occupied by Mr. Scoring storage for hemp.
hacrirg, Sc. Loss 5000 10 $4,000. The fourth
story was filed with drugs the property OF Schele
lin. Haines Co. Loss probably S5000-insured
Engs Nichols, cigar and liquor dealers, occupied
the lower doors Loss about ! 800.
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vNUr PEOPLE of the STATE Of

u INV YORK. b, the sracoS God free snd lnicpen-
dent 10 all persons Interested ia the Estate ot WILLIAM
WI SON late of the Ctv Ut New YORK deceased creii
txs neat Of Kan. ~ otherwise send Greeting You and
eac! Ut hereby ced aud required personally he
and appear before Surrogate VI the County VI New
iOrk nj his oce the CITY II New York the 9Th day
o October next 10 II O'Clock the forenoon of that day
then and there attend the final settlement the
OF pfoceedlrgs of MsShall n sakc, Administrator e
the goods. Chaules and ctcditnTs Il said - dsces scd
testimony whereof have caused the Seal Of pce
sad Surrogate 90 Dee heTeunio M xed
Witness. Alexander " Bradford, E>l Surrogate of
4 our sand County. the Ciiy OF NewNork the th
day of September M the year IT our loId one thou
sand elght hundred and NIFTY
81 lawiwMs A " BRADFORD. Surrogate
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Marine Disaster.

BOSTON, Saturday, sep'. o, Ie5I.
Car, Taylor, of the whaling brig Salon, Of West
o, ,eno,ts that IN lat 81 so Ion 81 10. he fell IN
YYib lsrpe ship probably of coo or 700 tuns The
,"s was burnt of about 90 feet below the top OF the
sreyard chains, and appeared to have been only
80 ,,me IN the water Some sails and a number
sGta,en, blocks with iron shreyes, were secured.
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SUPEEME COURT-SDcciGi1 crm-BeiOrc Judge
EpNoNDs -Sfaten Island fe.ry Cass -Declaon on notion
for Igac'onon Dspnfed Dccs PROPERTY Corsscns an
drbh ogt Stea hland fy Go s.s & }a ,
be sand against four persons AMI IN mat INJUNCTION
was allowed restraining them and ther servants S !"
thus suit It : moved - extend tn1 IN H'oh 70 me ttp
COMPANY t. restrain defendants from 80 "sns their
property Is So induce and cause others 70 violate the
The count considered TIA, far As title j. concernsd
plant It alone has - uehe character OF the grants %
Mr. Mes,sn mot mentonng between high nd 10" "a'e'l
excludes him and hose holding under hun from u.
Defendant up i.t thai they nave right of way-h.
that the common # the ritie has title himself
81 that Dir Western at lifetime II leasing othe nrw COM
pany Wa IN possession and had been M many Sears-
ith that llantli NOT and never hhs Deem IA P,",'n
The Judge said 10 would examine as u Is all htt Is ne
c..sary the only has reference 10 the COMPANY
A. ~ Mr. be has To night 10 "a efers-he has leased
all his ught - the feny CO. and the mnac'"n mnssoe
Astoway OF Necessity 10 could only be iyr VI Western
and ms grantees and rot for the hundreds u pasensrrs
who would laAd-snd ~N ol LtcesarJ - ho,,' y, s,
where The owner has aly ether -cces' 20 ms po., ~ M.
case Mr. Western hld nccess % the property heinsmT U
him below ioN water mark b. ne highway when W"
$50 he clam that the patent 70 Van Du.en does not
allow title that doubtful and cannot be nsd "a lh' col
A, t. pos,esson Mr. Weston rests upon three grounds
first he klng ~ sand bf tenant e Mr -as - tAt
hot shown 10 have betnDy as,snt OF iof wy" un''
Of Mr. second, thai he has iA'l taxes u rs.th y,
Tins the hls Whole property and ths portH 10,
particularly descNbed Ast9 RpS.ssio :. VIC ait
hy porton of the old Ferry House q Oliver apHerht
has not been show that wa, considered rs using any nr
lam than the house covered me vtlei nelu a. -
rsesson undo lease 90 the lc almond Turnpike ana
A. the tine defendants eI sI2 upon the ffrui'ts tel
~. In the occunaon of Who mad been thef" uad"r
s,,9r,.- autLanty and held under HIN alone iih IN.
r. ri the new ock high and low water marSl
re driven amid the very fish poles hcn f sever var
lad marked pos.-s.on 4 clear AIr Western and those
ld. under hm had TILE Il possession II the premises
In J,.uufe but Mr. V lad. s.tb color u title
an If opinion. therefore. ,the decisoh conc lifs
batL- ffst injunction VS. properly granted, and uug
H. extended m this ,u all The parties so A. - render
IL elective
CorpT OF OVER AND TERyiNER-in the
c,.. If CAMEL the Coulg decided On the preAninarY
fhar the MISTAKE having been CAUSED bf any
ncf Of the Jurors themselves. the adasns a tue Jp
- slowing rreguIafay be- read Question u lufs
.lctiou RESERVED. Argument IN Monday
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Frnm Itah Territory.

ST LOUIS, Saturday, Sept 6, 1851.
hates from Utah Territory to the 3Olh July have
.nebed ms city The Governor had fixed the Isl oil
rSrns for the election of members OF the Terrific
o., had fnlsn at Salt Lake City on the 18Th July,
,c'ng ne first within perod of SO days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-08

ROBBERY saoM SHIP.-On thursday
night officers Jackson and DeDoise, OF the seeOhl
i,ch ,noy,n, suSulciouousy about lhe docks near
Ca.henne Ferry They procured boat ana gave
- bu, one Of the men Jumped out Of nus gig nio
he ryer and II S thought swan ashore ne o aea
as arrested I'm the two boats y.ss found aDour ~"
10 ~re-gSt Of Old rope stolen rom the ship aio'
Tnioadlng al Haxtons Whan near { ainerine : cry.
The prisoner John Casey. Was brought ye'eeIuaf
loniug before Justice King asd conifhi''e' WI "a
animation.
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I'll. Cubap News at New-Orleans.

Nrw-OnLEAys, Thursday, Sept. 4, 1851
...,o,. has VET been taken by the friends Of
r,to and our CITY remains perfectly quiet.
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nuBIJC ADMINISTRATORS OF

FfCE n sassar-si I'd Notice - hereby gl.en, 70
lie r.,t.,ss snd nsst II In u CLAUSE kHlbf, hs.
I've n Past Khads Gsrusny baAsf de- ~s-rd sn'
.ly ~ 1lsg.d % have iisd afestats that shan syry 70
The snnozats II the County 4 NenfOrk To- lsttrfs 81
adus tran uDo. Estate 4 the sad nestse 20 lhe
- day II --- nett. al 10 ycloez 10 ne iofeeS"
Dated Se~-fss ---- PuhiH AdmiHifHAs~i'
..a1r
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NEW ORLEANS, Sept 4

corros has undergone further advance OF TN
Che nuoiaiions being 6ia9c. for Mlddhng, and lOc
is Fan sales have been made OF 300 hhdS. Oh To-
80 AZ steady prices Yellow Corn sells at 4jc
.,5 White Al 53r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-08

ACCIDENTAL DRowNING. A man named
James Rryan " ho was formerly hand on board the
sloop Ellen Capt Birmingham, was accidentally
Knocked overheard on Tuesday last and drowned
before assistance could be rendered. The body of
the deceased was on Friday found on the beach at
Coney Island. by Capt Birmingham, and taken 10 hi>
late residence, No. $50 hzAbeth-st. The Coroner
was notified TO hold an inquest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-08

Tur RAILROAD TRIALS AT DETRoIT.-
The testimony IN this iHtormnabe conspiracy
case is at length concluded, and the argument
commenced on the 81 We presume the trial
will close on or before the 18th inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-08
S,a,i.tic,or Crime i'm San Francisco.

The following Is the classification of oienses COM
united IN san Francisco, decided upon by the Re
corder for the month ending July IL. The whole
number Of cases on the docket since the institution
of the Recorder The whole number for the month
ending July Is. IS $50 The arrests were made tog
the following
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D. telegraph to the New-YOTk Tribune.


PiTIsBURG, Friday, Sept. 5, 1851.
81. u--.,,g Post Of this day carries al It's
i% t"ad he names Of JAMES BUAHANAS for
ms -. and WILLIAM r. KING tor Vice Pre-
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r.h.n Meeting in Baltimore.

BALTIuoRE, Saturday, Sept. 6, I55I.
coh,n meeting was held IN Monument
Last las, night, at which 1000 persons were
scent seen, Mr. Beale II RICHARDSON presided and
p pT%g the speakers was Col Marriott Nothing
IoA,,,c nas done.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-08

CASE OF BoLDNG.-The $4,000 having
been rai,ed-sl ,0l9 Of uat Poughkeepsie, and 800
ai Albany and the remainder. We believe, here-the
Marshal telsgraphed to his son IN South Carolina,
We understand tn that effect, Saturday forenoon, and
ne Will bring Boldlng back with hun.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-08

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
gafs 4 the County q New York notice hsrshy ~
On % All lersu. nayng claims against LILLIAN JUL
MAN ate 4 he Cy OF New fufk, Decreased, u pfessns
s snlne With thereof a. he .ui-crbef al hs ~
tce e. Eraaa~ay ~ tss Clfy II New YORK On % bnfrs
he i've = \ DAY q Syssaher Dated Seg YORK TIA
stk day # Nav. 1871 SAMUEL tOl.nAN
no r.1tr,, Ne Adrnlnlslrstif.
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State of the Ohio.

PIrrsBURGH. Friday, Sept 5, 1851.
The cham el Of the river measures feet inches,
and IS falling.
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CITY ITEMS.

FoR EuRoPE.-The Steamship Hermann,
Capt. Wilson. sailed Saturday forenoon for Bremen
and southampton She took ., passengers and
eos, $40 IN specie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-08

Nine thousand seven hundred and ffty-four sample
packages were examined al the Appraisers office
curing the same period besides many bulky and per
lshabe articles which were approved on board
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San Fraucjsco Custom House.

The amount of duties received At the Custom
House for the quarter ending June 30th 1851, was
Cargoes on Foreign vessels. -------* io92oi y
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Miscellaneous.

Co, Fremont left Los Angeles for the san Joti "a
country lew days since taking ~lta s-in ''"'
Of cattle
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Rry OyER.-On

Rrs OvEa.-On Thursday little sDa n' OF
N,cbasl Carroll residing "a Dlkeman-N near al
BTnt was run over BY horse ana carr ana au o'.
u his legs broken It's "as eoh'eYe1 - '"' '''
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BROOhLYN ITEMS

\ New FIRE Bella fire bell has been
hung up in the cupoia Of the Fourth Di2SicI station
house. corner Of Myrtle and Vanderbi'-a'enues' u
bas a remarkably ciear tone and ~eigfs ,oos IDS.
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FURTHER FROM CALIFORNIA.

We gather from our files of California
papers, received ~ he Promeheus the following
additional items Of intelligence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-08

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the
SUR, gais 4 the County 4 Se~Yors. No,cs hsr.y
oven u al persons having CLAIMS a<snst Iaon-
kOS late 4 the CITY u New YORK builder dscs Asso -
Drss nj the same WITH the vouchers thereof y the sss-
.crheTs al the orce u Philip Buno~ss. Ess No " WI
street Ia the Cay II New YORK, bs1s me t~shy
.eyeath day 4 December next dated Se~-f'"' 'as
twenty hfst d4y II June, 1851.
ANN THOMSON. Erecsfna
WILLIAM THOMSON .
,els lss,nM MASON IHoA>o"'
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THE SUPREME COURT of the

II ~ MEME. W. NJ VI tue
Il STATE II NEW YORK Lewis Heymann and
AdSphus Alexander AGAINST HEM Strauss and >lmas
S;rauSsl0u are hssehy required e. swer The complaint
"a tbs aciita snd seUe cog az the Ci,s % New
York within twenty DAYS afer he service Of this sum
mons, eaclu IL the dAy u and are aiso
noflred that II YOU a % the compliant, the plAn-
isS VIII then ard there take udsmest tr four thousand
seven hundred and ny - o0 dollars with interest
icm the hrSf day oi January, AID 1884, besides sts The
cUnlsiRt vii be this day lel the once II the Cerk of
tbe CITY and County Of New Sork -New-Noyk. August
y 1871 II The defendants, HENRI SrRAOS 81 and 81
MON STRAUSS
ALBERT MATHEWS. PlAn,ss' Attorney.
au1j iaNSwM NJ a MAll-St n Y.
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EW-YORK STPREME COURT.-

Y T. w > VNN II MINI T. NVI n I -
: Y Rruome County WILLIAM 4 WHEELER. AR
THUR MORRIS and THOMAS II DOUBLEDAY,
against BONNlLl III iLER -SumnlOn>-Sr You
are hereby summoned 60 answer the complaint m thus
which filed with the Clerk II Broome Coanty,
July 2tth 1881 and copy II At
the village ct Bnghsmon, within twco,y DAYS after the
hereof exclusive of the dsy Of such and
n YOU fail 70 the complaint aforesaid the PLAN
ufs vii take Judgment for The II ninety dollars
md GENTS with from the seventh ds II
JUN Thousand e,ght hundred and nfty-one besides
Gusts II suit - Dated Rlnghsmton. July 2tth, 1881
CHARLES HALL. PiaRtlfk' Attorney,
To ECNNILE FULLER knghantan, N "
M
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the sur.
Il -o.,s a the County II New ors nDtsce - sgf'x
--v.r .. III DerSons hauLg claims AFA4nst ~ -
MIGHT late II tbs Cay 4 New fc,s e,s, =, ~.
49, q AZ DE- VIII, Esq NJ 800. .-s"a,s
~ The CITY Of Ne~Yors. IN y .stF,ys - ,.s.,v =
IA, 4 Ssptsmbsr HoKt. Daisa w."
GOOD daY II March, 1871 =. ,,.,totfr .4,ota,.,,.frr
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, ae-
Neora.ng o. law - al persDns having ans a 80
DAVID LISTER late 4 the City u bfookiIn shts
County deceased that tbey rorsd - sfnph ~
with vi cher tarfsof 10 The sub~crtsfs A. ~
the CT 4 NeN York, % " befofe mo s' NY "
tlsrsexi Dated March q AL
-t-t...uN EUFIsH GRAVES,
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the out-
i's ~ IN s.rsons having clans asans, fktDtkICk
OILITOk late u the CT Of Se- iofs bassf isesHs-
- 1900 tfs ssms nth vouchers t1srsgi " We s1s-
1907 AZ he offes Il JACOBS kOsE>sfEiN Va NO
- III Il SeNS0rs. or before ths
,i,Stssnfb dsy " OrfOhsr nsr Dated View. lwsI ths
ss,sntb ,i.v 81 AgnI ls5i. ELIZABETH NoLLffOh,
ala lsNemAs h1hhs"uNhA
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-07-19
PETER WHITE.
Liberty andReligien.

An English Soldier, who had been shut up
in prison for robbery and manslaughter, see
ing one of his comrades in the street. going
BY, called to him through the CRATE of the
prison, and asked what news there was abroad
,Whys answered the other, there is rebel
lion broke out in Scotland God preserve
us!' cried the fettered soldier; if these ras-
Gals get the upper hand, then farewell to the
liberty of old England Aye replied tile
other with an oath, and what would become
of the Protestant religion?'
Gov. Seymour of Connecticut, has been
trying to initiate Gen. Jackson. The Legisla-
ture chartered several Banks. and the Gov
ernor vetoed them. Thereupon the Legisla-
ture took them up again and passed them BY
a Constitutional majority, and they are now
incorporated in spite of Governor Seymour
That hard money move did not pay expenses.
State Jour.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-07-19

ET To THE PUBL1c.-From the lst day
of July, 1851. the postage on the Daily Ans-
erican Telegraph, Washington city D. G.,
will be, per quarter IN adVance, as follows: -
Fifty miles or under 25 cents; over fifty and
not over three hundred, so cents; over three
hundred and not exceeding one thousand, as
cents. DC. Any persons wishing to be served
for three months after the above date need
only pay his quarters postage, end send US a
gold dollar and silver quarter in small
letter-postage paid, of course; or FIVE dollars
for year. The Telegraph is independent in
politics. polite, moral, agreeable, and familiar,
prompt in furnishing the news, and terror
to all evil doers
Editors ofweekly and other papers desirous
to exchange with US can pay the difference in
the prices of subscription by giving few in
sertion to the above notice
Washington, May 81, 1851.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-07-19
E@ The Norwalk Experiment has charged

EE The Norwalk Experiment has charged
Mr.. Vinton with voting for the Fugitive Slave
law. This is an unqualified falsehood Mr..
Vinton not only voted against the fugitive
law, but the whole series of compromise mea-
sures, save the admission of California, and
the adjustment of the Slave trade in the Dis
trict of Columbia These two last measures
he foted for. Mr.. VintOn has not got that
load to carry.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-07-19
A RonANr1o IscIDErr.-A corresuondep

A RoMANTrc INcIDEET.-A correspondent
tells a romantic story.
After Victoria came to the throne pres
ent was sent to her from Jerusalem, of an o.
i've tree. II was shipped at Beyrout, kept on
deck. and appeared TO die on the passage
In that state it was entrusted 10 the gardener.
On the week on which her Majesty was
crowned, the Bristol Mercury stated, that on
the day of the coronation, this young olive tree
put forth twelve blossoms
Our correspondent concludes from this,
that the twelve tribes of Israel will be gath
cred in Victoria's reign! Some less theologi-
cal and genealogical seer might infer that she
would have twelve children. We shall see.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-07-19

SoLD-BADLY-During the examination ol
a criminal case in a Justices Court in Sacra-
mento. a cry was raised in front of the court
room, whereupon the court counsel, consta-
bles, and all hands rushed out to look at the
murder-and for other purposes-but there
was no murder. On returning to the court
room, it was found that the prisoner at the
bar, participating in the general solicitude,
had gone out likewise TO see the murder-and
for other purposes. He had not returned at
last accounts. ..-
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-07-19
ay The last Democrat copies an articI

E The last Democrat copies an article
stating that the whig party have thousands
Of men better qualified for the Presidency than
Gen. Scott Well. the Wing party is pretty
well supplied with frstrate men, who would
make good Presidents, and probably some
day viii be Presidents, but for the present.
that party think Of putting "old Chip" into
the Presidential Chair. We think he'll do
this time Does the Democrat understand.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-07-19
Rihle.CauSe.
To the friends eff the Bible cause i'm
SanGugky County.

Sandusky County.
AT meeting of the board of managers of
the. Sandusky county Bible Society, held in
Fremont Friday July 11th 1851. arrange
ments have been made for the holding of the
anniversary meeting of said society, in this
place, on Thursday 23d of October next, at
2 O'Clock p NJ. for the transaction of business,
and 8 O'Clock P NJ, for pnblic devotional ex-
ercises, at the NJ E. Church. The board have
requested, and it is expected that Rev. Messrs
White, Lang, Beatty, Tor his successor) and
Earl, Agent of the A. B, S. will each deliver
an address upon the occasion. Rev. Lang in
the German language.
tits also designed previously, through the
ministers of the Gospel la5oring in this coun-
ty, in connection with the Agent, to raise
funds, to aid this society in its benevolent
work, each minister is therefore especially re-
quested to preach on the subject, raise.a col
lection in their respective charges, and place
the same in the hands of Rev. Mr.. Lang,
Treas, of this society, one week previous to
said meeting. And as but little has been
done for the past three years, in this county,
in this noble cause, and as the society is deep
ly in need of assistance. it is hoped that the
friends Of the Bible will be liberal in their
contributions, and that the Christian, Benevo-
lent, and philanthropic will feel that interest
in it that its importance requires.
At the above meeting an election will be
held for officers for the ensuing year.
BY order of the managers.
ANDREW CLARK, Sec'y.
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The will of Elhu Crosswell, the great
slave trader at New Orleans, was prObated on
the 10th. He orders all the slaves he may
die possessed Of, being more than one hun
dred, TO be sent to free State. at the expense
of his mother in Carolina. to whom he has
bequeathed the balance of his estate.