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The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1851-05-03

LIABILITY OF SUBSCRIBERS TO NEwspA-
PERs.-1he liability ofsuLscribers to newspa-
pers is seldom considered, if understood, by
those individuals who order a discontnuance,
without paying up arrears. A case was
recently decided, which may awaken atten-
tion on this subject. The editor of the Pen.
nsylyaniap' Enquirer not long since recover
ed large sum, (about $l2O.) from sub
scriber living in Rhode Island. The circum-
stances were these The subscriber took the
paper for some time, and then sent to the
publisher notice Of discontinuance, WITHOUT
forwarding the money for payment. The
publisher took no notice of this, nor of several
subsequent notices of refusal to take the
papers from the post-ofice, result was,
that notwithstanding the Rhode Islander
did not receive the paper fof several years,
yet lie was forced to pay the whole amount
up to the period elaimcd BY the bill. Were
the law Il enforced more frequently in cases Il,
delinquent subscribers ofiohg standing such
heavy losses would not .,ps accrue So often to
newspaper publishers Col. 1'slegraph.'
+ Aneoaots Of Patrick Henry When the
celebrated Patrick Henry Of Virginia s Was
near the close Of lifs and in feeble health, he
laid his hand on the Bible, and addressing
+ an old friend who was near l,in-aHere q
book,"~ said he, "worth more than all Oilers
ever printed; yet il il my misfortune never
to have read with proper attention and feeling
It'll lately.s Aboutu the same time ke Wrote
his 'daughtes--M bear.it is said tie Usists
have claimed me- The thought afses: me
far mosspain thsn the eappeilatiob of ISyv
+ For Iconsidersreligion of Infinitely biaSer
Eirnporshnce than po3tics; and; 4 lind Hi1ch
oause. toireproach myself that Z have lsved
80 long and given ;no1 decided sssiid d public
prSof ofssny being a. christian IsosSSn
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IS HAnexchange says, there sue nine ed
kiteys ip.the, Wissonsns LAeislAture. ssusi-
M tssse.tsgE s;.sass s ssssss lassts
~ : When nm i man. il fiepoAtsy
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The New York herald., 1851-11-04

CONSUL owEN-LAp0E QUANTITY or COTTON BURN
EB-1nE mAILs-TnE CREWS og rwo VESSELS
INDICTED FoR hrT1NN, ErC.
BALunonE, November 3, 1851.
The southern mail az late as due has arrived.
The esvannsh republican contains letter from Con-
su owen stating that he has received official notice
Of his recall and requesting the public not TO judge him
till all 10 fully heard lie ask for mercy, but claims
right to justice
The loss by the burning Of ssbcocks cotton ware.
house at cahs~bs sloo ooo and 1t Il believed
there no insurance SG6 bales Of cotton destroyed
besides Other property.
meeting has been held at Mobile to adopt measures
to expedite the mail between New York and that city
Indictments found by the U. District Court at
Norfolk Saturday, against the crews Of the brss
Reindeer and Governor Arnold Joseph Thompson,
brought from Valparaiso for mutiny, vas discharged
Captain Derrickson of the steamer southerner, vas
presented last Saturday at Charieston with valuable
service Of plate by his passengers for his seamsnlke
conduct in the great gale In September.
The New York herald., 1851-11-04
Ten D.ys Later from Havana.

THE ARREST AND SOLITARY CONFINEMENT OF Mr..
TnRAsnER-NAvAL AND MARINE IrEMS-MARkETs,
ETC.
CHARLEsroN, Nov 2, 1851
By the arrival OF the steamer Isabel have sdvces
from Havana to the 3oth ult
Mr Thrssher late editor Of the Faro Indasttei
moved the 10th ut to Pnta Fort and placed In soli
tary confinement in damp. unhealthy dungeon. He l..
charged with receiving Letters in cypher supposed TO have
reference TO the Cuban invasion but he denies al know
ledge CT them Reports current that he had been
tried condemned and sentenced TO the mines
Another account says that Mr. Thrashers arrest is
cribed to the kindness shown by him to the American
prfoters and the Jealousy Of the editors Of the Dao
Marine
Consul Owens neglect Of Mr.. Thrasher is much
cured 81 HsvsDs.
Tie United States ship csyne had arrived at Havana
all well
TIE lhip James Conner, from Liverpool, for New
orleans When forty one days out touched upon the reefs
but got of unassLtsd
uNAra p,Knrrs, Oct. 2s-sugsr Il and con-
cessions have been made White IA quoted at 6i a
7hc horetes. SIC; ehoice yellow, 0he good ditto
bL abhc; browns Sc Cucurusho- &c. 1olssses is
duh at q "a reals Coffee il very qust little
thing doing Jsked beef Is wanted IL retails at ~ "a
cargo has been sold private terms probably at 10
fist scarce; 100 csks Boston brought SIS SO Cod
Is So 12S S5 IS Hsddock j. improving there being
arrivals cash price L. 81 freights nominal and the
demand s small. Exchange Is auotuatins,
The New York herald., 1851-11-04
Er0ul IlnalOn.

susrFcTTD MURDER AT SEA-sHir'S cREw AR
REsTFD-IHREE MEN WASHED ovERBoARD-
FREsHET IN NEW HAMPsHiRE-Rfor AT PRoVf-
pENcE-sHApRAou RESCUE CASE, Erc.
BosreS, November 2, 1851
Captain Bush Of the schooner Harriet Neal which ar
rived ct Provinc,tovn October 81 from the North At
srtc Ocean, having been missed from his berth on the
night Of the 10th utmo and not since heard Of the
crew CT the vss have been arrested on suspicion OF
foul play and are under examination. There had
been some prt vious Dissatisfaction between Captain Bush
at d the crew.
The mate and three Of the CT the Mexican from,
Provpcetown for St STEPHENS swept from the deck
In gale on the 18th and drowned
heavy freshst has occurred on the Merrmack river
In the northern part Of New Hampshire The railroad
near plymouth Warren, Wentworth and other places
dsmsged.
terious riot occurred at Providence on Sunday
The house Of Leonard n. Wood was attacked by the
Irh Who broke the doors and windows and demolished
the furniture. Five arrests made
The slave rescue trials going In Bosen but
excite but little interest, -.
The Boston stock market opened buoyanty 70 out
drooped st the cioee. Cextrsi Railroad sold ~
folk 12 and Edgewotth, eE bid Money continues IN
fair request At previous rates.
The New York herald., 1851-11-04
ANTHOLOGY. a sc.

A RRIvAL or DIR. c. W. RoBACK AT NEW YORK
"A The celebrated Dr. q. Robsek from sweden, Profss
Of Asrolssy, Astronomy, Phrcnsogy and oeomsncy,
having just arrived from Philadelphia where he has met
his services 70 the citizens Of New York and
vicinity c. RobAck being the seventh ofthe seventh
sne having made astroosy his escuave study sses
the early Of hfteen years enjoys sdvsates eervss
This country in Europe and being gifted 90 by ns.rs
and having cultivated blessed sNs he prepared 70
sdspt them 20 the following usss and the immsdae son
summssion q the following topcs-bs esn s'
V msteuse Of his power Of The following topics
Business Of ell descriptions travelling land or sea-
sourshps sdvice siven for their successful aooempsh
nent specglstns In stocks merch.ndi, or real estate
uchet and the safety n shps ~ He aso has hsd the
honor receiving eertfeste from the Hsncrsbe Johs
Bsrnadottc, formerly Kiss Of sweden which will give
him s. AL =. .s IN :ssvn s rps % 'I.r S. nS
suty In business fraud sickness and desh past present
and future events and All the Of life and nvtes
u sss % ssnss esn.s.s H. ssv.ss esieS,..ss ana
Ladies ST. 6entlemea 81 s. rstivies calculated sesord-
ing dsenancy for ladies s2 In fsh S. osntsmsn S. in
By sending the date u ths Aay Of their brth All lee
containing The shove fee will receive mme edase ster
on and nstvities will e ssnt 70 any part Of hs United
esses vrsssn on sursble paper All letters 70 o. W. Re-
pr psid For ps<tisvisrs call sss Astrolcg
esl Almanac traits, where sertaestes can be seen.
Mrs. PREWsreR IRON PHfLADELPHfA, TEN
h ders services W Ladies ssd 0ertlener of hh sy
IN Aseolesy Love ssa Law mAtsere steypretins
hc BY books asd scisase scnstAsuI relied on rspo.
sSsi Il. ns, sss v' A:s X. ,ssss sss sss
cv~sd street. between Cntcn sad Assorney ssss n n,
ladies' nsy osass Qsaus9ss sns soliAt
The New York herald., 1851-11-04
CITY Intelligence,

FArutn MsrHxw's Lssr wEtK " Awraica -Fsthsr
Msthev will attend at the Cathedral, Mulberry street
vcnipg from to o. to sdmintsfthe temperance pledge
Knttp n, rHr KicH or Honsr. Yesterday morning.
bout o'clock, yosng man named Tuthili orshaa
cleaning horse belonging 10 his brother In law 10
The stable situated st No 70 rseuty fourth street vhen
the snimsl kicked him violent blow on the bress trca
the injury of which be died in sbsut four hours after
The deceased about twenty three ears OF ase -
i've Of this state and will be conveyed TO Orange county
or intefmsnt Anirquest viii be heli on the eov
Dy.,u C,rsrp nv d. ,srt~e 4 Ro,E About 10 clock,
yesterday morning a. the vorkmen 49, yss.as rocA
IN the Third avenue. a man vhose name s uuknevur
supnosea 10 be Frppchmsn, struck By piece of
roef AZ or Of the blasts and died In sfsw minutes asr
from the eff cts Of the injury 10 seems the deceeeed
ths caution remained too the explosion, which
caused his death Aairquest wiz bs held ON the body
Acc,p.xr.Iy DsowNro On Friday nisht, about 4
O'Clock as the canal boat Rosebud belonging TO the II
and Oswego line, being towed TO this city, when BE-
wetn Hudson and Catski, Captain Hutchinsou, Hhil<
in the act Of stepping board the tug viii N ~
towing the Rosebud slipped aud fell into the riv or an
was drowped nctvihssndins every possible e. f,rt "a
made him He body has not Jet been scoverel
Al the time OF the occurrence he was dresse IN . graf
coat black psntsloons silk vest dark cotto shirt an
flannel undershitt. Deceaeed about i've feet ter
inches In height; sandy whskers and ARA hair IN.
bad In his pocket $40 In bank bills
AcelDrsr.. ON SATURDAY s'sicI n' ned Charles sss
farng the topsaant sail missed ala footing and fssl
to the deck frscturing his skull and receiving severe
internal injuries At the time Of ne accident the vesses
w.s ca SANDY Hook and outvt I'd bound immediately
the injured taken bo rd and brought to the CITY
and placed in the New lor Hospital.
A-orHfs Henry Ws N, tsilor esonsins 70 " "
ship Goodhue. lying at foot Of Ostnsroe s.p, "ss
the deck lie vas 40 taken to the City HoaP'' So
fiousiy injured.
The New York herald., 1851-11-04
TRAyELLERs, GUIDE.

fyAMpEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD LINE FROM NEw
~ Yori 70 rhlsaslRbiA-Leays Pier Ne North River,
Afternoon Line st4 o'clock Fare By either line ~ fer
yard deck. - KmisrAat Line, ~ o'clock lara
NEw YORK AND PHIGApyLPHIA.-Nnw, YORK
through n ~ ho.r, va Neg jsr:sy nsl,oss rrt. re-
New York ~ 6A NJ, from foH e corsisndt street and
.ns ro@ foo< q LssrsL .sr.,a Ls,se y ~ ~
nut ssret
ron BALrr~oRs, Hasuvsrer, on CrArLssvor.-
Through tickets s above lines. throush con
sucsor WIN hrcush oamass cheeks ~ ~san
be rsnerers.d drety through IRON aspos sssos % we
rsvss visAsss s<srs skaesA
The New York herald., 1851-11-04
The Turf.

CESrnrvn1e CovRsr, L. I-raorrISa-A most ex,
citing troting contest witnessed BY those who q.
tended the Centreville cour,e yesterday afternoon
for purse Of $780, mile heats best three In 6s- In
harness between Jack Rosster and Zachary Taylor sui
the time during part each heat the fastest thAs
ever made before. The frst sulrter in each mis-
was med In thirty Eve seconds aud the hf il
and had not the wind blown gale during tho race thsre
Is doubt but that the heats would have been the
quickest record on the homestrssh, tia horses hal
the wind full In their faces II being anoet strong eaoush
10 force the drivers from their seat< ks whole the
trot most ,plendid Affair. Jack Rosster ths
vcrite previous to the start At slight odds: but ater
Taylor the first heat the betting took turn Ia his
favor and then changed again Jack led to the
ITa HEAT Taylor the pole and soon as the
word given. dashs sssy from Ross.ter at trsmea-
dous flight Of speed leading to the quarter pole thirty
var In IS seconds Rosst-r broke twice going there
Taylor videned the gap down the back stretch, AMI
passed the half mile pole In ILL. On the lower turn
Res1r ces.d Up hpsy but coming on tho h9ms,srs.oh
Taylor came home winner, at gait very little faster
than wsls hsfs dozen lengths ahead making ths heat
In 2.35
scod ai Rooster broke up in going round the turn
and Taylor led him 10 the quarter pole sx eight,
SasssS the iaIf %s sos qms Prom shsr. to
the turn Of the home stretch Rostcr closed him very
Iapdly and but length behind when be drsv out
for the straight work home ncst contest fol-
lowsd-eut and sssh the order OF the day Rossr
clos lapped ccsred yeked. and finally headed fAyior
comir 70 the score a length In front. 10 232
Third Hsaf-The hCrFes started very evenly, and
they went round the upper turn head 10 bead Rosstcr
neck In front at the quarter pole In 30 secouts
and at the half about half length. Time lloH Oa
the lover turn daylight b. came visible between the tvo
and Taylor breaking up, Jack led home couple OF
lengths. in 23.t.
forh Isof Another good start and side and side To
the quarter pole Time IS y seconds Do-n the back
stretch Rossifer led. With Taylor st his wheel They
raised the half mile pole In Ia On the lower tura,
Roseitsr shook Taylor on and beat him home three
four lengths, making the heat In 2A
The following is a summary
o. Dimmick entered z Jack Roesitsr,..... I I 4
Sam Mclaughlin entered ch Ztck Taylor, I Z
Time 2.S5-232-2S2i,-2A
The New York herald., 1851-11-04
PROCLAEIATION.

DRoCLAMATroN!-IN PURSUANCE OF A RKsoLU.
Il ton of the Common couRcu of tho eiy OF New York
DO hereby e reward Of Cne Hundred Dollars for the do
lection any person voting ptng vote es aly
who shall aid assish, counsel
advice another to give offer his illegally Into
ward election district for that
election TO be held in this city on tae fourth day
ber stan to be paid the convi0n of OFFENDED
certificate the District Attorney that
such conviction had the testimony of the per-
son or persons claiming reward. But all claim
such reward not presented the undsrssned in writing
within twenty days after the conviction of such offender
shall be disregarded Given under hand at the Mayor
ofiee. AMBROSE Z. KINGSLAND, Mayor.
NfIamher lat. 1851.
The New York herald., 1851-11-04
Progress of the Revolution In Northern
Mexico.

Progress of the Revolution In Northern
Mexico.
FURTHi RELATIVE TO THE SIEGE OF MArhMoRAS-
NEARLY The WHOLE CITY IN POSSESSION
REyoLUT10NISTS-LAR0E FIRE-CusTom HOUSE
BuAs0p--uNIIEp STATES CONSUL. wot'NDED-No
QUAR1LR TO AMERICANS, ETC.
EEw ORLEANS, Nov. 2 1851.
Advices from Matamoras to the 3Oth ut., have been
received by the steamer Fanny
This intelligence, which s six days later, announces
that the attack made nssmoras the 2s., and
that the 2d ut the revolutionary party had gained
possession Of the entire western portion OF the city and
within four squares Of the Plaza
The government troops had met with loss Of ops
hundred and fifty in killed and wounded but they still
held against the invaders, with eight pieces of
tillery.
Gen Avalos among the Mexican officers who
wounded during the engagement.
Three OF The revolutionists killed and fifteen
wounded. Among the latter Capt. Ford OF the
Texan rangers.
The American Corsul at Matamoras wounded and
Mr Longstreet, mer, hsnt, was killed
On the 2sd ut the city set fire. and the custom
house with ali its contents together with many other
buiidr gs, was destroyed.
Mr. Devine's stores also set fire the 25th'
and the conseq that several blocks Of build
ings consumed.
The New York herald., 1851-11-04
NEWS BY TELEG r A PHI +.
NO~oDNN~N|o~~-yNNJOlNN~
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
<-~~O.>NNNNNN>O|orS~OOU
Threatened Blockade BY Great Britain.
~>~NONoN~N~~o~0oO>o-<Ns
PROGRESS OF FHE SIERRA MADN REV0LU TI0N
No0~1O0~O~~O~~~No~o~~~s
The Attack and Probable Capture
OF Matamoras.
N>0~~y~~>~~NO-OooOo.NN0
TIE Custom House and Many Other Buildings
DarneA.
N.NNNo.r~>rNNN|NN~NoNN~~
VERY LATE FROM HAV4 MA.
pa ~y-y>NNoNv~r~y~NJNN0NNNON
TIE IMPRISONMENT or MN. THRASH V6.
~~>o0~N~>~oOO~~NON~NO~(~~
BnO.hsS Destructive GaIssOR Lake Erie.
>No>>~~c~NN~NNN>N~N~~
PWRGCKs--MURD RDEKs--TRIALs,
&C., &c., SO.

Threa tenS Il blockade of Mcx}c an Perts ny
Great BritaiR..
NEw ORLEA.s, Nov g. 1851.
Dates from tie city of Mexico to the 10th Of Ootobcr
that the Ertish minister hae had Official
Interview with PrssieAt Arista, and csnanded nnL
to Lord Paraerstons dispatches, formerly re-
ferred to, relative to the debts of Mexico.
1t is reported that unless the IN satisfactory,
all the Mexican ports will be blockaded.
The u s. revenue cutter Forward still at Vera
Cruz, waiting for Dispatches from Governor Leteher
The New York herald., 1851-11-04

vyNO THE FIREMAN OF THE SEVENTEENTH WARD
Vote for Dr.. p. TOWNSEND for alderman He is in ia
building noble engine houses for the obe remen
New York, aiming Libraries lecture rooms &c which will
be suitable for ard meetings and for faces held eectoa
Tee worAngmen for him. do the moral do the
perance He is to be our next Alderman. The
ticket Of this ward Gee their la oter
coum is composed Of the best Wigs and democrs.s in
the city and we'll worthy Of support -Has
circulars hayo been left in house in the ward
et IN the water"
The New York herald., 1851-11-04

TRoT, November . 1901
A ere to-day, broke out in the orldins iOrmerv 90
cupied as ropevslk, in West Troy the property a N.
u..,t The buildins was nse hundred feet long, and
occup;ed by Angel 4 strsttOn fence msnufsctcry
II was totally destroyed and the loss is $500 II was
insured as follows $4,000 IN the Troy Mutual $4,000 in
the Keesvile once and s4oo the steam engine in
the Hudson River Company Messrs strstton Co, the
occupants, we're injured for $1,000 In the New York
Union, and $1,000 In the Johnstowp Mutual
The New York herald., 1851-11-04

billiard TABLEs-THE DEMAND THIS SEASON
ID for tables with the patent vucanized India Rubber
Cushonr fer which have received the highest rscommen
dsuons iron the best players the Urited ssss or their
correctness and elasticity and svreroyty over All ehers
now In ufe has induced 10 make ample susnsemenbo
sufply our customers a. Short notice. The original invea-
tors s these cushions ts found their tsctc rop
hnn street, whore heep hsAt Cioths Bens, Cues.
French Lesther An orders pro%g,ly s.ssnasd
The New York herald., 1851-11-04
INDEPENDENT NOMINATIONS.
CEvENTH ELEVENTH., AND THIRTEENTH WARDS
- -Spont anesus Nomin alton for Police Justice
CORNELIUS B. TIMPSON.
THOMAS BOYLE, Chairman.

ITO THE hECHAN Cs AND wORKINGMEN OF THE
Il Seventeenth Waid.-Dr 8. p. Townsend has built,
and has progress OF erection forty houses the
Tweth ward within the past year and about the same
laborsrs in his employ learning that he had been
for Alderman Of the Seventeenth Ward where he resde
resolved to hold meeting and present address
brother mechanics and laborers of his ward. On tho h
OF October at o'clock the meeting convened his build
ings in Thirty sixh street Louis Lebauryeau chosen
called order and ito objecs stated the President
committee Of sxtwo from the Carpenters two from the
Aasons and two Laborerswere appointed to draft ad
dres After retiring they presented the following which
ously adopedAddress to the Mechanics and
others Of the Seventeenth Ward-Gentlemen the IN.
employ of DR. Townsend have learned with pleasure
that he is to be tor Alder in ward We regret
exceedingly that we cannot vote for him. IS we are non-
residents the eeventeenth ard but most cheeray
end brother worknsmen to do So and TO urge
your friends and aequAntanees TO do the same He is
GOOD frio nd co workingmen He Coca not contract
lis work. but either does IL by the day gives IL out
in all contracts to the He the highest
and promptly every week He uses the men kindly and
and in his intercourse with them is aabe
many-whch Is characteristic of the man
week before the Jersey Banks broke he paid the in the
t OF of banks that failed. AS he learned
the fscts he hAsened to and exchanged every dsf
ard good money for all had and he did the
same with his at Brooklyn and without solicts
which very thankful for in 1t of
great service We can only add that we hope aud
trust bat will vote for him without reference to party
for believe should support such support
Thomas ". Wilmington. William G.. Palmer, Carpenters;
Jams Baserty. Barney Mann Masons; John Rogers,
LEWIS LEBAuRvEAU. President.
ErFpHEN NOBLE. Secretary.
The New York herald., 1851-11-04
r. COLLINS, Chairman.
HENRY 0RINNELL, Vice Chairman.
JosHUk J uE nv, Secretaries.
DAVID W. Ch1LiE.
vast raVessI her lkSt

New 1orts FeNtLaber D iool
rTak UsIos-l MUST AND SHALL 4 BE z RSssEsy.o ss
A. mee,ss et ths ci,Iens Of hi. ward held on Friday
os.ss.s 81 80 the fo9sio5 s'ss, s,,. WAS FSa,sinsS,
a.sssi.s AS.TAgai .a1 n bShss bsans Fer Fer Red
sohools-yoseph istvell, aud Andrew Mclean, is Ror
Trustees Of tonaOn sehocls-Arninus Aiain, Phiis
q Tracey. fot Irpee,or. Of Common seho,s-rhomss W.
Horsssd and Hbbsrd o. stone. Fer In.p.e.or' q Elee
second Ds.rieifsRry Larin, Dennis Rysri Third DIS,
triot-Jsme. Tsan Frsneis css.iay. 10 We Voter, Of
chet will be eunn the comparison ef the persons named
tn sseoldste, 70 qnsiaessisn' s.d tines. for sss
she candidate nsud by any or All Of The other tickets ia
sse yars first M Esansr IN sea those En0 s% 70
cured their nomnons Second The necessity Of forever
and entirely the system q rowsym .a Thsh
In the essures Of Congress 10 sustain the
Union vni@psi'sd viii be seen, By an e.snins,on q
persons only for thsdnerent oees as are old and we'll
known residents Of ward without distinction OF parry
iacstons veil ssd the places. We therefore cen
silently ask Of the ctzens Of the ward without regard to
election Nov tie me TO strike; ana let ne we meaning
orderly and restects citizen neglect this opportunity 70
Joss possrLt. ssoe.sry. "-'' 'A''~-A
THE UNIoN-IT MIST AND SHALL BE PRESERVED.
70 the Voters this wrd Whersss ushet has sppesred
headed As above. in vhh our names appear candidates.
Assistant AdsImsp. Adrew McLesn-snd other Char
Ger and sshcS hereby Civ. notice to the ys.,s
sseh u.is. for Os and forbid g. furths, si our
our opponents ds.erma,on 70 reconcile ALI da.ren ,es
er W VIII, 5HT%Ssd $ our issa. 70 se
New YORK. Nov. q 1851 TuRopoRE MARITIME
JoaN RsDDisa.'
The New York herald., 1851-11-04

ERIENDS OF DYCKMAN. FOR Reg sIER-L0OK
we'll at the bottom Of State ticket Tor the OF
GArret Dyokma for Register 1t Ia knswn fact that there
in circulation tickets purporrE to be the Dsmocrate
state ticket from which the Of Dycmsn has been
treiy There also in circulation Democratic
State tickets with the OF c. Anderson for Re-
pter Asan look at the foot Of State ticket
for the nsme OF Dyckmin.
The New York herald., 1851-11-04
II TuEoDoRE MARITIME,
ARMINIUS AKIN,
JOHN REDDTNg.
aTNIoN SAFETY coxIrTEE NOMINATION.
" rHsiaIa rOy siIa.It, I TsSa ss.Ht District

NEw YORK, NOV. s. yi:.sEELNe eANApyERrIsE.
Maritime Arm inius Akr nd John Reddng settins forth
their resignation Of the Uion in consequence
the janpg OF the Turat and Hogen Camp nomustions
DO hereby before fbodore Mstine Commsiener Of
Deeds, thst according ny Information and belief no
oombin ston exists avins called myself Mr. Day
tcs Assistant NsmiaSe sfe Hossncsmp ticket and Wi.
day waited Mr.. Trrna and both genbemen assured
me that ths nominations not usited, and that Theo
isrs MARITIME has been mo grossly deceived and misn-
fernsd for the purpose Of p,euring his resg naton
Subscrbed and sworn toDefcre me- Nov. 1851, THro-
3'ss JOHN poNNELI.
Mr. Martins has again sertea the nominsticn, headed
UnIon Nominstions, ss Alrmsn, and We call upon his
friss1s 70 support him. vars will please sxamne their
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The New York herald., 1851-11-04
Murderer to NC Tried.

KINGsroS, N ", November \ 1881
The interesting Of the People VS. Clesrwatsr fer
the mi,der of his brother is down for trial here, o.
"Wednesday, the 5th inst before Judge Parker.