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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-05-20

POPULATION OF FLORIDA We find
in the Florida Sentinel the subioined
abstract Of the population, &c, of
Florida, with the exception of coun-
ties of Monr roe and Dade, furnished
by the United States Marshal.J The
Sentinel remarks:
by the ensus of 1910 the popula-
lation of the Territory was sshown to be
54,447-Monroe and Dade contrib
uting 532 to that number. These
two counties now contain between
three and four thousand. Excluding
them, the pppuiatfen in 1910 was
So, 3,845, and in 1850 it was S6,655,
giving an in crease of $3.50, or over
20 per cent. We may safely fix the
Of Florida at 10000, in
round numbers, showing that there
is yet abundance of room for more.
Florida contains an area of $1,000
square miles, or 37,000,0OO acres
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-05-20

The Methodist Church Sut.-This
much talked of case, aresult of the
separation Of the Church, has been
finally setd down for a hearing in the
United States Court in New York
city, on the 18th Of May next
Counsel for the complainan:s, the
Methodist Episcopal Church South,
are Daniel Lord, of New York,
.Reverdy johnson, OF Maryland,
and Daniel Webster, Of Massachu-
sets. For the defence, the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, North, E.
Il. Fanclier, and Geo. w God, ,of New
York, and RUFUS Choate, OF Massa-
chusctts.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-05-20

Perpetual Notion Agaln.-IIarvy
Ritter of Adams township, Clam
paign county, in this State, writes
us that he has discovered perpetual
motion. lie describes the process
thus: 81 have philosophical upon
the nature of the atmosphere, so a.
to ascertain that large body Of at.
mosphere will weigh down a small
body { and asmall chamber of air
will have no power in rushing in to
ill vacuum, to what the whole
body of atmosphere viii have" -
This is clear as mud. Our friend
and philosophical discoverer is poor,
and 1t SEINE ingenious and enter
Prlslhg person NTH money will join
with MIR. Ritter, he thinks perpetu-
al motion on his plan will be the re-
sult:-Gn. Com.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-05-20
Frauds in Cotton Packing.

The Memphis Eagle referring to
the frauds in cotton packing which
have been recently exposed In this
city, attempted q to congratulate itself
in the belief til at nothing Of the kind
had yet occurr ed in Memphis. The
following note, however, set The Ea-
gle right, and took away its 'ssugar
plum," as it cOnfesses, in the most
summary mar ner. We agree with
the writers Of this note in tie belief
that cotton is often fraudulently
packed witRo ut the kn owle edge or
Intervention Of planter s-bu ut this
conviction W i'll be of little service
to them, if false packing continues
to lie practic. d Discovery Of such
fradds will certainly be made, here
after, in every instance, and dis
grace must follow in the 70 ootsteps
Of discovery:
MEMPHIS, April %.
Mr.. Editor:-Although we doubt
not you have "never heard Of any
frauds in packing cotton having
been detected here" yet ins stances
of the kind b ave frequently happen
ed in this market; and more Of them
this season til an in any previous one.
N OF less than 1000 falsely packed
bales have been brought to Mem
phis during the past winter. We
are sorry to ave to undeceive you,
but the facts can be proved. Cot
ton is often fraudulently packed
without the knowledge or interven-
ton Of the planter. through the
carelessness Of his agents, negroes,
a nd others u nder him; but unless
the practice is speedily and thor
dughly discontinued, it will not only
injure Memphis as the best cotton
market in III he United States, but
bring much disgrace upon the plans
tiers themselves.
Many CoTToN DEALERS.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-05-20
YUBIHY NJ
They. say that lhOn art Poor.


They say rha. thou art poor, Louise;
: And 50 lln 5w thou art;
Bur what is wealth 10 noble minds,
-Or riches 10 the hearll
With all The wealth of India's mines
Can one great deed be bought
{ Or can u kingdom $ runsom bring
One pure and holy thought!
No. vain your boosted treasure,
Though earth 10 gold is given,
Gold ca,,not slrelch 70 measure,
The LOVE bestowed b. heaven.
They say rha, thou nrt poor, Louise;
And so know thou arr;
But WHY should lack of sordid pef
Thrust me and ,hee apar7
The pearls that sparkle on ,he 'uwn
Our icwels bright Shall BET
The gold thar frets lhe early dawn
Shall eli our treasury!
ASK ye The proudest n iinion
Whom gold gives ri lie DER earth.
Doth not cur broad dominion
Outbeggar all hes wolh7
Wei rove beside the brook at eve,
When birds their vespcr song
or gcnllr ruth and guie!ess love
To wood. and winds prolong;
And from the mornings jewdled cup
Such healthfuI draughls well have
AS never met The fevered lips,
or fortunes gilded slave.
Could Lydian Crrsus, dearest.
AS wide kingdom see
As The fair realms thou nearest,
Belongs to lhee and mel
know that thou ART poor, Louise,
And so indeed am /;
Blu, NOT The boards Of ocean caves
Our poverty could buy;
For wealth beyond the miser s'hough'
We both alike control
The treasure Of priceless love.
The riches OF the soul
Then at this hour divine. love,
To holy echoes given;
L., Inv .r..e vows and mine, love.
Be rcgislereul in heaven!
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-05-20
NAM CorroN DIAL ERs.
RIoT IN CANADA.-Mr. William

RIoT IN CANADA.-Mr. William
Harris, formerly the editor of the
Boytown Packet, havingbeen appoint
ed Grown Land Agent, in Renfrew
county, the freeholders dissatisfied
with the appo ointment, have memorial
lied the gov vernment, soliciting its
revocation. At a meeting held for
this purpose on the 29th ult., the
friends of Mr.. Harris created riot
which resulted in bloodshed, and
great excitement has been caused
The feud is a religious one, the Roman
Catholics having made the assault on
the Orangemen.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-05-20

An AMERIcAN.-Col. N. c. Baldwin
of Cleveland, Ohio, has been fatten-
ing an OK for eight years, until at
length he has attained the enormous
weight of 1000 pounds. a mile
per day is the fastest rate the mon
ster can walk. He is TO be trans
ported East by water, and wi i be
sent to London for exhibition du-
ring the Worlds Fair.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-05-20

In the Ohio Convention, the prop
osition to extend the right Of suffer-
ance to negroes received twelve votes,
that to grant the privilege 10 women.
obtained only seven.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-05-20

ILLINoIs.-The common schools in
Illinois, supposed to number about
4,400 are not in very systematic or
1ourishing condition. In 66 coun-
ties, only about one-half of the school
houses are represented IS in good re-
nair.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-05-20

Kossuth not tp be Releascd.-The
n. Y. Express says, the Government
of Turkey havin ng been charged by
compact with A rstria, with slryeil-
ance of KossutIl and his compan-
ions, and finding the expense OF
maintaining the N burjensome ap-
piled to be relic we'd. The applica-
ton was granted as far as respected
all but Kossuth and eight or ten 9th
ers. An apPea for the relief Of
Kossuth, is about to be addressed
to Austria by our Government,
agreeably with he spirit of the Res
olutions adopted BY Congress, nrg-
ing his removal to the United States.
If man reap whatsoever he sou-
etA,'' what a harvest of coats and
breeches the tailors viii have one of
tbaSa davsl
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-05-20

Frenehmeq an GalJorma-It is
estimated thai there are about 20,-
900 Frenchmen in California. They
have taken with them many Of the
habits and tastes OF Paris.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-05-20

An Illinois editor, in speaking of
an individual says that he has broken
every bank and Sabbath that they
have had in that State for the last
FIVE years.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-05-20

A firm faith is the best divinity;
good life is the best philosophy; and
clear conscience the best law; honesty
the best policy; and temperance tho
best physic.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-05-20
FAYETTEVILLE TENN, TUESDAY, MAY 20, 1851.

minutes, and II seconds at the
mean rate Of sixty-eight thousand
miles an hour.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-05-20

tits stated in our Western ex>
changes that heavy emigration is
going forward toward Oregon The
emigrants are principally from Indi-
ana, Iowa, and Michigan.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-05-20

The road to ambition is too narrow
for friendship, too crooked for love,
too rugged for honesty, too dark. for
science.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-05-20

Tennessee at the World's fMr.-
The Packet-ship Waterloo, sailed
from New York on the 12th with
the following passengers, a mong
others, from this city and vicinity;
RI. Rev. Bishop Otey, Mrs. Wm.
Eakin, child and servant, Miss Ma
ria l.. Bass, Randall W. Nc Ga vock,
Esq, VIM. Wales, Esq, late Editor
OF the Banner, Hon +. II. Giving
and servant Crank Parrish.) Benz.
Lilton, Jas. d. Nancy. Esq, Joseph
Hamilton and Mr. Price, Of Leba>
non.-NashWLle Anertcan.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-05-20

INpIANA.-There are in the State
of Indiana, 175,0l7 persons, over
81 years of age, who can not read nor
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-05-20
Tuscaloosa. April 10.

Another Food-Since the earli-
est settlement upon its banks, there
has probably never been SO sudden
and rapid a rise in the Warri-
or river, as that which occurred du-
ring the past week. On Monday
night, the rise was about 26 feet in
twelve hours, and OH Tuesday, the
river had reached a height only a
foot and d half lower than the great
freshet in February.
Our river planters will, Of course
suffer sew erely. Most of them had
prepared their lands for planting,
and the newly ploughcd grounds
must have been badly injured,
whereverthe river made a current
over them. The middle Of May
will probably fad most Of them in
a worse condition for the nj ew crop
than theyIwere on the first Of April.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-05-20

The Alta Californian has the fol-
lowing description n of an article re-
Gently anufactu red at San Francis
co, to be exhibited at the World S
Fair:
A Curiosity TKo~h .Sseing.-One
Of the most perfect specimens of
mechanical ingen uity we have ever
seen was shown to us yesterday at
the store of Messfs Woodworth &
Morris, and we doubt very much if
in the whole catalp pgue Of productions
intended for the coming exhibition, at
the Worlds Fair, in London, there will
be anything 30 ekquisitely beautiful.
1t is snuff box, made of solid gold,
set with large pearls, and covered
with the richest enameling, contain
ing a dimindtiye Canary-bird about
the size of a bee, which hops out
from the lid of Il be box on touching
a spring. After futtering its wings
and clearing its throat, the little
creature fay@rs y ou with a song, the
notes of viii ich a re warbled forth SO
clearly and naturally that you can
scarcely How yourself to believe
that you are not listening to a real
living bird.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-05-20
A ChiIds PRAYER.

A dear little bright eyed child
who has been lying upon the fur rug
before the sanctum fire, suddenly
pauses in her disjointed, innocent
chat-says little Blinkey has come
to town, and that her eyes are heavy
-creeps up to the paternal knee,
and, half asleep, repeats very touch
ingly to US, we. must say, and cer-
tainly in the most musical of all still
small voices these lines, which a
loving elder sister has taught her:
Jesus, tender Shephe erd, hear me,
Bless Thy IiIle latn NIB, tonight,
Through the darkness be thou near me,
Wa;ch my sleep IilI morning light.
All This day thy ham ] hath led me,
And thank thee for thy care;
Thou hast clolhed m e, warmed and fed me,
Lislen to my evening prayer.
The prayer itself dies upon her
lips, in almost lndistinct, sleepy mur-
murs, only when Kitty, who has come
for her is taking her away to the nur-
sery, she sa Us, half awakened:
-,u take me, wh EN- die. 10 Heaven.
Happy there with thee 10 dwell
Since little J Jose went up stairs,
we've been think Ing of this, and, be-
cause it lntfrestd ID as, we thought We
would jot it down.
The New York herald., 1851-12-19
M d N EY M A IL X E II.

THURSDAY, Dec Is -6 2. NJ.
There not much activity to day in the stock
et Prices ba:elJ sustained and the tendency at
the close downward. Reading Railroad the
active fancy the list ami there purchasers
extent time buyers option Erie Railroad looks
.eversh The fluctuations lately have been much larger
chan uaua and the anxiety Of large holder, realize
evidently increasing The books will close in few days,
when shsll scattering Of the stock II the
heaviest holders do not realize during the closing Of the
books, they will regret 1t when too late Norwich and
Worcester pretty firm to. day at quotations.
Harlem has not been benefited much by the publication
OF the last annual report The variations in prices
Gay not worth reporting There is money enough in
ebe stree. for all ordinary purposes but outside ,pecu
not appear disposed to touch fancy stocks, We
want another remittance of gold dust from California
There steamer due and If she should bring about
three millions Of dust it might give temporary impetus
10 the stock market.
The receipts at the oce Of the Assistant Treasurer Of
this port to-day, amounted to s55257 40. Payments
~Sll9 1851. Balance 5000, ,08424.
The amount Of tolls collected the public WORKS Of
Ohio, for the year ending November Is 1851,
si9l2 2s against s,s9s52 81 for the previous year
Showing increase Of s3 26 CO for the present year.
notwithstanding the large reduction in the rates Of tolls
1t the commencement Of the season.
The steamship Europa, from Liverpool, Is nearly due
she sailed the 9th inst, and is, therefore, in
~Lirteenth dav
The New York herald., 1851-12-19
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.

HCF9r t-CftN. AID ~1tEs STQi cV HORSES
taten 10 taft.tr stolen ft-f1 tHa staba 90 tlf sua
s.itsr e1 de nsi. az sha g'.h % uc0ser last tara.
iaib bar Here tglt yesrs ola 10 lsn8 hth with tsay
sud tal -3ed iluaro toftr tvo white spots frts
.arE ot te sore sh-tutrs lfrfalc4 o. ttts boon Csucd
t- eva fittc, fNtttyv, dnlari r.~N -l De p.ia hy
trte eo,eu hor.ss tfe iort t.v hosrs 3fhih,
srrf Jenrs cld a11d tfeyolor lrr-t l.s7 bisck
aa tai ava f5i cas rta ray h1rgs, ucsrF i0 ha1dl
II. ue eat7 tt JOB ertiAg one tty lergs rt-ut .ftb
a1 httrr tat hnfep 81 lc0 ' try f1.! ~ fr United
.r. rta The rloFt .tt.- rt.lHt VIII 10 fr 81 eau
-pr- BY istr a. fros wii tr iutf3stcr. To-
ot.e, q .eefrso t't ttopefr t,aa ta r. rosT sgy sv
simisl, Cpssvrs 9Vn,y Eey gGrk, pes, ~ NSl
The New York herald., 1851-12-19
ADVERVISpNENVS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
THE MILITARY.

rI,RfxBIE GUARD TIE MEMBERS OF THE ABOVE
i Company are heiehy nOtiied 70 meet a. the Centre
MARKET Upper Dill kocm, Monday mornnt Des 22 ~
AT rs,t clock 70 TTo their second annual target
xcursioa Caps q hd - Reade street on ss'utdAY
= eninf. trd Monday T. e-z &c At the drill room
BS ordtr Wh. FOWLER Comit.
q. Y StsVcus. osdtz,y ss!et.
The New York herald., 1851-12-19
DrlY GOODS. sc

ID DtCHFMnRutDEHEDA ~ DPLAIN VELVET CfQAKs,
IN rfratIg reduced in price, 90 BkL H1nuila and
Cicak Emr9fumt ts Canal sr.eh tnrt door tr7n Bread
vtJ, rottn eide,
NOR HOLTDAY FRRsENTs --CIOAKa AND sHAWLs.
-Pow selling On. - the Paris hsrtills Emporium tji
brondv ~, 80 cbtre ttock Of Ia sore Co Of faris.
trprtb Nrvjt Clrats. cYuir fcrcd and plain;
uth Ctuton Ctoue Sfttlr French Clth1rte sl4w.s0ug
trd fINfrc; tfuta uar to. Ot10tve iiH French N-fi
Cralf DO atruclv wadtad aat haod trouFhtut wth
f 90 So SRI s} ttch o. cloth tl1ke ronpli lrf and
tirCN IrrT 80 @ $40 eli 40 rCa ttIvrt tleaba
s', vgth sr. oO Olieutil embroidered Ycyot Closss
itW So. 90 SEQ Yortb o. icE tltt amount. 10 -arta cf
q oufstd 1ey tte rrnth Caahrsre Lane ehAWiS a,d sa
retb tubcd Cana CrsYs a. a. hNt usUs cost n
iupetANeR GEQ, gglPIN, ~ DrVsdwpr.
The New York herald., 1851-12-19
THE HOLIDAYS.

49, 49,. .-l. ~ ~. a --e-
pICu AND USEFUL GIrTs.-A COLD PEN AND
II pencil has jus, been issued from the Inlfietory
% shs ness & P and Ss
I sSty s Ss' sss a.. ssS, a asEs, & G
sca and silver pencil and pen sasss s9se.ss. & s,s SsS
except tie increased deI,rd asd Se numerous at,sr.n 81
imitation. A. O. BA6LEY CO, ls9 szd 81 Broadway.
HOLIDAY PREsESTs.-o.IsE GuILIEgor 4 co.
@ HTTs ir Ss new 81 o.s a ssv hsV r s
sss ssr . iss pgs ana W p
nonds Pearls Nube snd every variety oprtous stones
city can Sith tSsrs As rcssris tasss assS and
rota,s al ns ar,isis. Sf,rsd for sale =; % g;'as's
c. have alec IN their employ some q the best Pi,ne9
jsvy % sc. stone. according 70 the taste rfaney
TIVE MOST ELEGANT GIFr-BooKs OF THE sEAsos
s.oe snS sas GT rom NC csrass and Hssy n ~ Mrs
Ban and Me- F9,trs very present if youta
All rusHihsiby J. c. RiSGs, i2e Fulton street.
Juvenile ROCKS. ANHUALs, GAMES AND FANCY
articles fer the Aolesys. Huostis CeItrs, SOS ~
asS sSd f,la srsati stoct o BOOKS are Fancy ss-
RafTy R S S ts sa sSna ,s S is
Lt,aets q Memory Cen Of Bssu'y St-i.nsi souys1s-
saSrspth; Hysenth, No. Aio ilnstrss.d Postes Worhs
ssSis. PSS.r. hphsSet Csrds Se Gsass-ssniSR
,I Tp, "a sS's Rssa eSsSS sSr t sas o % J
Peer Old soldier Capital Iun Cane Eer1es, Boilains
.hd Rs.ogoCa Wd;iFs DesAs and Bose,. PAPER s,,ls.
She'll Pearl ECrCrco Porte N1rrsfa Gard
se Souvenirs Se Fancy Ink,t.nds God Peas, ID Pea-
and others dcsrous ot rarchtnr hc artccs
viii iH' 70 'i'' interest," ' i RrEsTis \. cozASs
DRTSENTs eco. ". FUTILE INVITES ALL WgO
intend purchasing fsncv sfcl articles for ft
Fesscn maize Chrly visit &c his kur trium. No. 3s
Rro'ew!y strans'Ts espeesliy vii es well rersia y
b. found In inmerts variety c sylc ard Fc, the
ctmtut fancy and ucytet q thc RID Il would
require volt % enuMerAte orc ha otttc rsa - Va
fsy ard rebate hofe find .niinF yerythius
t' heart can desir o. prices unusuay low, Tie Tc Is
mrrhcd plain hfurtG every article, rcu which there
esa be ~ deviation. &r. Tuls 10 rrcTsr,t ths season
UntCd states, % Which calls n u.r .utr attention 0f
81 eoncerntd in The htrrnesss q th'ir ehilcreo
vNOYs AID FANCY GCOns-THE SUBSCRIBERS
orcriag srrs I'D choice a1sorsnt Of r'tds suit
holiday rrtsan consisting Of every v1Ftcy cfcheap
~ CANT loya India hVllcr Goote rtnE Desks Mork
ot sr srtires eushio for CHRISTMAS ard kee Years Pee.
ttrte which they ofcr On large small Quantities at whole
sole prices Purchasers fesrectiuily Invited % CAL be-.
fore tuyns elsewhere. HAYES \ HtNspALE
l0l Bt'savay, up stairs
HOLIDAY PREsTNTs -TuE suBsCRings woUI D
eel attention o. Lie laras sutsb'e lc
IocaY frcecntr, consisting 81 Music Boxes In rosewood
Atacmtn Guitsra IN every styie u hrsh. ele rt A1
ccretott ant sluunt5 FarlOr OrgGns Vohut flutes Fla
IDWGRD Bslcx. No. 81 FULTON ''r''..
!yOR TIE HOLIDAYS --TBE LARGEST AND HOST
eGentivc atcrtugrt Of Nurt1in nit,rala ui 'heles
Satin 90 laiie Lace sni hue uraita Wa ~ N9rnece
retail trtts, can nov he evaminsd o. a. H DAVIES
PftCatat UphclscFtg6 go hroaavAy. tcl and examine
them.
The New York herald., 1851-12-19

Genuine Mediclne.-The Ozygenated
3itters hAv equal tonic medcre contsn
alcohol especially adapted TO- The delicate oontis
sion of females suffering from Of the
sura functions weakness or rregqarity nsryous dsby
Bold Wholesale and retail, by A. o g. D. Sands, 100
Fulton street. c. H. Ring, 1872, and A. l.. scovi Co.. ss
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1851-12-19

hvalids wishing to consult DIR. Il. on
diseases Of the Ihr A. Lungs and serofus will please
IL and oclook r. other parts the
devoted to family practice DR.. johnson Rsbinea
che gentleman who the baths Reideloa No. f3 Liz
penafd street. JOHNSON HABINEAu, NJ. d.
The New York herald., 1851-12-19
nYU SICAI..

MUSICAL &C. W SMITH, TEACHER OF THE PIANO
NI ports orsan aud Singing The best references 20
Character and mpeteney. Terms, SIS quarter Ad
dress apply at No. Wooster corner Canal street
ELIGANr LARGE MUSICAL BOXES, WITH sELSC;
u ti0ns ftom the best Operas, Sehottsehes Pofas an
Wtltzes; ,lso, tine Ace rdecrs and Flunas. A. VAN
VALkENBURGH Importer, ls1 Pearl street, MP stsrs.
VIOLIN FOR sALE.-To AHATErRs AND OFFERS
"A superior fine toned Italian Violin, supposed - he
ercsed by other in TIE city, for safe. Apply to j.
Wilson corner 81 Bowery and Broome street
LroR MICRO oBAND-WANTED. BANJO PLAYER.
With bkss or oCntralto voice. aud bone p!.yer with
bass voice; also, tamborne PLAYER with tenor
bass voice Apply to Mr. 81 Luke US Broadway, OF ~
Waverly place.
The New York herald., 1851-12-19
HOME STEADS.

~ GREENWICH BUILDING ASSOCIATION-A LEC-
" tuYe will be delivered before members this
ation Friday evening next 10Th inst at az o'clock At
Beeoksr Buildings he of Beecker and Norton
streets. Ladies and gentle are invited to attend
CuAS. CRANE. President.
DAVID MnLIKEN, Vice President.
Trusees-Wm Wright, Jas. W. Booth, II. W. Deems, VIM.
Dunning, W: Milliken, Z. G. Baker. A. Aekerson,
A. Cregisr, N. D. Thsyer.
r. Ross, yr., Secretary
The New York herald., 1851-12-19

tnsaea aREWhE U.-SrCLEN, FROM rrs SUD.
.DOyO i,r.sr8 up Wsi'esaay li,l
.xc,st riict Ws1 D.. -tit) ils ah'v4E.. I.4 viz p.
lot. l.f l. 'atf 90 .ha r.. ltl ami
...8y.t. 5l i.s L.r.v or rrcp.Et.rl4.s u4t tls
.III..r .fI.rttr- r.. i.llars .a
uA -. aIrCHElL. 81 W.s. t.t3at.
d u.r.l fr.IHF NON WONUAV rYCNf'. LAs..
t.tuol Aataou 81 ft-cet en- ODD, o1tU Uly r.tatts
LssH tHi iu't. I'd f. a c.rr. rprltl nH I't .-H I
- ~. att lraH Ui fgr $50 tUit cn Ntt t.t
let sri Iaia. tl rua ana = 'f' collar tIli
al Gnde, vR " Hbsssly rewarded hy rsurnir tAt sans
tie 0war lts tGEtVa plsee, eT ltG L sasists,ss.