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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-04-03
My Head is Like to Rend, Willie

My head is like to rend, Willie,
My heart is like to break
The saut, saut tears are on my cheek,
I'm dyin' for your sake
oh lay your cheek to mine. WilN,
Your hand on my breast bane--
Oh say you'll think of me, Willie,
When am dead and game!
It's vain to comfort me, Willie,
Sar grief maun hae its will
But let me rest upon your breast,
To sab and greet my fill.
Let me set upon your knee, Willie,
Let me shed by your hair.
And look into thy face, Willie,
never shall sue mair.
Pm sittin' on your knee, Willie,
For the last time in my life
A poor heart-b broken thing, Willie,
mither, yet nae wife.
Ay, press your hand upon my heart,
And press it mair and mar-
orit will burst the silken twine,
So strong in its despair
Oh wae's me for the hour, Willie,
When we the 'gther met
oh wae's me for the time, Willie,
That our first tryst was set
oh wae's me for the loamin' green
Where we were wont to gae-
And wae's me for the destnie,
That gart me love thee sac
Oh dinna mind my words, Willie,
Idouna seek to blame
But oh, it's hard to live, Willie,
And dree a warld's shame!
The tears are haiIin' over your cheek
And hailin' over your chin!
Why weep ye sac for worthlessneSs,
For sorrow and for sin
Pm weary of the world, Willie,
And sick VII a. see
Gamma live as | have lived,
Or be as l should be.
But fauld unto your heart, Willie,
The heart that still is thine
And kiss once mair the white, white cheek
Ye said was red lang syne.
A stoun' gaes thro' my head, Willie,
A sair stoun' thro' my heart
Oh baud me up, aud let me kiss
Thy brow ere we twa part,
Anither, and anither yet
How fast my lfe-strings break!
Farewell darswemi shre' yon kirk yard.
Step lightly for my sake!
The laverlock in the lin, Willie,
That lilts far oer our held,
viii sing the morn as merilie
Abune the clay cold deid
And this green turf we're sittin' on,
WIZ dew drops shimmerin', sheen,
Will hap the earth that luvit thee
As warld has seldom seen.
But oh remember me, Willie,
On land where're you be-
And oh think on the leal, leOl heart,
That meier luvit ane bat thee
And oh think on the cauld, cauld moods,
That fill my yellow hair;
That kiss the cheek, and kiss the chin,
Ye never will kiss mair
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-04-03

LITTLE minds rejoice over the errors of men
of genius, as the owl rojoices at an eclipse.
Sir Philip Sydney proved that he knew the
world when he said that doing good was the
only certainly happy act of mans life"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-04-03

He who can compromise his selfrespect for
anything,iS always the loser Of what he so gains.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-04-03
Gbe freeman

IA PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
|. Wainluights Building, Second FOOr-fOni.
,s,e-~~-~~>-.-,~-o.~e~
~,,v.-sI so in advance; rs after three months or
oO ,ter six months. T Village subscribers, % 90.
aibers4S
JOHN A. CHANDLER, PRINTER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-01
SANDWICH ISLANDS.

We have one weeks later dates from the
sandwich Islands reaching 10 the Goth Of Sep
icmb6F.
The Polynes,dn saws that Capt. Frazer,
who # is reported has been suspended for tyran-
Yea, conduct. is at this time at the Islands Ihst
paper says n
we are informed BY Capt. Frazier, that he has no
official notice of such dlSmlsslon neither mas ne any
knowledge that charges. even, have been preferred
arairst HIM much less, has he an opportunity VI
Extending himself, should such have oeen the case
an act of justice, not TO say cout'esy W ~ h,re
officer OF - years STANDING ""u'o' VI 0"e"' ~
W. ,hmk therefore, that there Is mistake an The
renort from the New York papers, and flesoeh'
rJmore hiss not N SSed officer OF Sd long StaNc
no in The service without aAOrdiDg nm an oppoiIu
niiv 10 be heard, or even informing him VI '"e
charges preferred against MN
In sreakinq of the settlement OF land IT,
,,.s nv he Comnis soners, The POlyReslor says:
They are making progress as fast as the nature OF
the service will admit Inc .ssn o. ooa and The
Il pOO or 10000 claims Was Hercuieal QUO, A' -,
f,r, that about Is eco mad been m'eSlS9c1, ny "a
Anil last shows that vast amount OF hatu Az Ill
been performed by the board tMo 800 hssoIe Them
-, cr he titles 10 land in this kingdom wiiioe psceu
nnop record ard established IN a secure anu VIC
trust, satisfactory manner
Mr. r. c.. Willie, the Minister tor ! Or
eisn Affairs has published long aticie sa3
he reduction of the duties on splIltuous liquors, %
hoving Thai when me duty was per cent al Naio'
nm there was less liquor consumed thaR al ptse''
when the duty is S. per gallon. lie invites ''S'uS'
SION on the sutGect'
Senior Don Francisco Rodrigues VIDA,
,he CouSulfor chill, and Commercial Agent OF opalh
~ the Sandwich Islands, died at Honolulu, OF apo
nieTy He was IL his 4Sd year. The hing has APP
no,nied L. c. Janio, Esq to MI his place, UNI. 'Ae
peasuTe ofthe Governor OF Chill can be Kno W.
A light house is to be erected on Diamond Dian d
mn or Ieali, ior the benef, Of vessels coming III
in the night.
The House of MOBILES has abolished the
taXon cats
The market is overstocked with goods,
,,a =, auction home prices had noI oeen b,
| large num5eI OF saips a'e " .'''"s w
| can obtsn none
Money is worth per cert per m'H'h'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-01
Important from san Juan del Norte.

By the arrival of the steamer Mchlm at
this port, from Acapulco aud San Juan del sur, we
learn that al the latter place everything IS ID state
~ anarchy and confusion. MunOS, who IS opposed
to he existing government, and especially the an
Gerbll, contract" has collected a large force ana
supply of arms and ammunition, and mas ue'eInlheu
10 obStruc. VanderbiltS operation by preventing 'he
landing Of passengers, and IN every ONIti wy
AbOu. 100 Americans, many 81 Wh)m nave oeSH "
ceyod by presentations, ana VINO nave oscn IN
destitute condition az that place, have joined the
Nnpos forces with determination 70 ald MN IN as
plans Much sickness prevailed al san Ju n Cei
Sur provisions were very scarce an" insti' anu III
bushes had ceased lfandiha i'Si''N' WV 80
There has been in Panama, some ex-
element IN COZ sequence Of the arrival OF two hun
5red Messengers N the Brother jonathan from New
York 10 Chaeres. who purchased through tickets,
at The agency IN New ok, LOT oah h ,ha, tbe nm.
uron their arrival a, Panama. found lhal Ine pul'
rrt,ed AGENTS would neither PROVIDE Tor mem Jas
age rof refund the money which they pau iof 'lei
tickets IN New-l orA
A number of American citizens have
formed an Association entitled Inp Amerc IN nos
plinl Association" good hospital aas oeeh go
Esbed for the benefit OF their INDECENT, SICK country
mon and others who may be coLsiceio~ uesei'ns
of as benefits II is supported chieH{ y ssiaI ~
nation Of ifty cents derived nom Fdon go,
cong through 10 California, and twenly,h'e GEM
s,Tn NE government capltaiiOn tax which IS !eVled
on each passenger leaving port
"A large hotel is about to be opened In
Panama. to be called The AspInwah House. IL
i 10 be under the management Of MI 1. H. wake
lee.
William c. Hance, the mulatto muir
dereI. who escaped from prison IN Panama "eh' 70
san Francisco, and was sent back by the iaTiaineo
yisauce Committee has been sen. 30 WI He V
the Streets Of Car.hagena for sixteen years ne i
row there.
The rainy season is now nearly or quite
0xer ard in month there will be good travelling on
The Gorgona read.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-01

T. The following article, printed on the Fourth Page
On Saturday was placed in the form, by mistake be-
fore the proof had been couccted-heace the necessity
offs republication.
CAUSE AND EFFECT. 1T Is worthy OF
notice that since Kossuth has come out m hog and
IN orch Reputation OF the principles OF Red lie
publicanisrn TO which it was once thought ne had Il
decided leaning, certain journals here tlat ora"
Their inspiration from the French schopl OF phhp-
SONY, are become less warm IN their eu-Osies VI
the man,-dOnt pride themselves 50 much as theS
used 10 do upon the great acquisition the! thought
he was to be TO the Red Republican cause. Iney
publish his speeches. to be sure, but have very little
% say In praise OF them. rms - All very ndsuIdi
liz er the circumstances Socialism and Fourier
ism. mistaken IN their msn, cannot DC expected
70 ON the rest OF mankind II dong nm n9nor'
Il may or may no. have been Dr. sam
Johnson who observed that He who insists
that all men are scoundrels, conyicts at least
oee' It was true, whoever said It. lie who Is
always discovering or inventing mean, low,
sordid, selfish, mcrcenary motives for the acts OF
others. NAV be aud probably is mistaken as 10
thar springs Of action, bit he very clearly re-
veals has otr1.
We never heard an latimall0n from any quar-
ter that Kossuth was a Socialist or Fourlerlst
never heard that he had ever even heard the
name Of Fourier nor that he had any opinion re-
soectinp Socialism What are the distinctive
principles of Red Republicanism, we cannot
guess. unless they be those Of earnest, thorough
Repubhcanism-Repub If need be- TO
the battlefield and the grave, in coniradlsi1nc-
ton 10 the skin-deep- hypocrtica', bastard Re
,uhljcanisrn now dominant IN France, and
which has some yotar.es or apes on this SIDE OF
the Atlantic. II Red Republlcaaism' be as we
understand it, Republicanlsm a, all hazards ana
to the death, then Kossuth, is Of that very kind,
though originally (hke our Revolutionary Faith
ors) he only began the great struggle which has
rendered his name immortal by course Of Con
sttutional parliamentary resistance TO gross
usurpations and acts of practical tyranny. But,
tbopob he does not seem in all things to regard
the British form Of Government as we 10, and
though he shows good deal Of policy in caterin;
10 the British Manufacturing avldity for wider
markets and profitable trade. we never az any
former time esteemed the great Hungarian
more highly or admired him more heartily than
No 10 al this moment, though we DO not deem
Il necessary to say so every time we publish one
# lss gnqpchfe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-01
Vermont Still Herself.

The Montpelier Watcbmdn and Journal
OF the 9TH thus sums up the dOings OF the Yer
mont Legislature at It's late session;
TIE Legislafire. I've this week close the record
Of SIX weeks session, and give gOod paf1 u the
fruits thereof In tyslx acts OF puoAc ni.ule No'
little complaint has been made of me lehsh ol !he
session but good deal can be said IN yust1hcatloA
If The time thus spent To begin with, there IS the
General Banking Law, which, If successful VII. re
duce al future sessions ofthe Legislature az leas, one
fourth Then there is Manufacturing La
$50 called passed this year, and 10 go INTO
effect after Tie next session, II that goes mo
operatIon another important SAVING OF TINE " u
be MADE for future sessions: sun again slS
session greatly prolonge4 oy ohs 80 "a,
rortant Ralroad question, and sundry Diners OF no
inconsiderabIe interest and lmporsance-ifom "llcA
Tbs advantage IS to be derived y has tlfhel t-s -
teutOn of LEGISLATORS and others 70 le a.-4
IN portsuce q a Gsaerql RGilr2Gf Law 10 C1-.Il'
boro PAGnir hes already ofoaeA bio-ie =. . ~ -
the project and We are strongly lAcEAel " tic 'i
ion TIA. sr,rh measure Will be wise.
Tbere are various acts OF consi IN yI' A. &,
hich We viii not aude 70, as the reaaer mas thel
hg.ore him In It's sheet. WOId only On very
irt.reSfing thing which was not DONE OAe year
90 he esiJatfjre OF VERNE NJ deemed u proper 10
atenut 10 protect the liberty Of the rec llha0ani>
cfVermout biz means Of the anc ent privilege Of tia
he's OIpus The night CT a a. nom uC5e IN st 3
toutcthe first ulaT term OF court aiic i!i Of Juy'
As our readers well know, }erGoIs was OiIleriy as
ss,ied for this act b. public men and pubic presses
ahrosd and this assault vas cOuntenanced ana
encourseed bV sunfTy other persons ~hhih ,ie
state A portion OF the Vermont presses ceehie1 a
;heir rleht 10 end the character OF the ct4-e 80
among them ours. For this act We Nc - -.
time punished By Secretary "eos'sf. - - IL
epsres In the ne spagers, and The iHeh-s :. 81
Webster ana The CppoEeAis OF iia9c = y. -
T,tsitv L. yerp rnwise enough 20 threaten n,
80, -. - -. .eI.1s 49,. Ih'y A--- l-'--r-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-01

% q, 70 uch fooii-a ,'rr-t, n.stc 10 81 \ Issue
q .rbn i Tie nzter to judicial ADJUDICATION. This
stisc "rs cT.uis r.1'C8rsy 81 -rnr'. ans early IN
q is'c Sc.sr n OIL wss introduce 10 accomplish
-up'e fra~ for frfsr''oE srd cis-HsS %, ar a'er
:, ne I've Sects' time IHs VERDICT vas reAisrec-
TVS
On tte ersrimeai Of the Judicia-y Committee,
winch Wrs - strike orr tae 81 ssctol 81 &c fa)rSs
tCfpls 80, tfc NJ - au- eeas we're "a i0-io"S
Yeas = NsFS 50
- ~ msjof,.y Of oSs urSnRFn AND roRrY-TsSss
lie i1u.e REUSED 40 90 thc ffsFf ~ -ia1eis Cor
Prs % any uhahi,2u. RI tl,s sac csasi As fdsi-
I've slave
o. the question u orlsr.as sc ~ % 'AEi read
e. Q. NLi.l SIMPLY reststd iie .ai aAl "a sec
tons ri re haeOas corpus act sae yeas r'i Aays
Yeas 3 Nsysl91
50 y m'ycfiiy Of sAteSrl rsN thr H'1sN -
fused "a ccry '.e Tr.ri,r y rr- A. - az ef
sDufg n yoV please, tina, Sae rsss o. tae safe 10
pss tle Htttss orDgs 80. IS leu1L.gi ST. tlc de-
termination OF tne Legislature % submit taa' cues
tor % tAf Courts s m per- a-cl dance si-n the
cent Ta.e to give she oeueht OF TOE doubt ths
see Of Liberty On thar s'oaEd. the decision
o. he IesI,la azure IS uucouh,. DR. risht US. rs
tbs ccCis'Cn was made, Intelligence ctrlc that
Jutgc HoscieY a Ohio bal made decision ~hios
more thrn covers the grounds or wnica The IL.
heas Bor2us ,ct Is defended arswe observe taat in
ire arcuWcn. o. The case q Ike decision Ply thfei
Jus.'ce HoIrolower og Nea-JorSey. was quoted.
We shall publish Ike ONO case hereafter. outee II
nov 20 say that he decision Is hat ne S,ICS have
G. night OF leels alton The matter OF eAtttltiOn,
tft iCT crime and that TIE set ci Cons reSs ot %
is Unconstitutional ON thr - 70 D'incipe The SO
~ Congress Of ls5O = also unconstitutional. We
thIy tnC Legislature u Vernon; OF 1851 IS worthy
OF ali praise fOr refusing II surrender - important
power. which hy respectable judicial authority is
cecisIed 20 he nehttuliy theirs. la the name Of
ARNoNr ana LIBERTY, 50 may Il ever do.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-01
LOUISIANA.
Arrival Of the Alabama ut New Orleans from
San Inap.

NEw-ORLEAss, Friday. Nov %. 1851.
The steamship As9lma has arrived 40 his port
IN nire davs from sln Juan, Nicaragua, bung.
irr go passengers, and California dates 70 the
~ November. making the time between San Fran
CISCO ard New Orleans III DAYS.
The steamers Cherokee and Pfomeiheus arrived
al san Juan on l7th inst.
The Pacific, from San Francisco lst November,
reached San Juan del Sur On the 18th, bringing
down 400 passengers, many Of whom came IN the
Alabama
Among the passengers is Mr.. c. w. Barbour, the
IuCian Agent, who has concluded treaties with
about 40 Indian tribes In California most OF whom
were previously at open war with the whites, whue
al is now peace and quiet IN the recenty troubled
regions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-01
Dr.ru OF An OLD EDITOR. John Ritter,

DEATH OF An OLD EDITOR. john Ritter
the editor OF The Readingsr Adler, an Opposition
paper. in Berks Co, Pa, is recently deceased,
Mr. Ritter edited The Adler over 30 years ana
his arguments carried so much weight WIN
them. that his paper was generally denomna'eo
~. Rsrks Co. Bible" He was a Tariff man.
ara advocated increased protection to American
iron. -, ~,
Th, Philadelphia Ne,rs says MI. Ritter d DE On
~ last n has residence IN Reading lie nal
hsen ~ tom he beginning OF October MI. nIer
~ se1crl responsible Offices delegated 70 nm y
~! !a,rie ~ Bcrks lie was member OF the o01
we which framed the present Coast. aRon 10 %
our State, member Of Constsss for $50 ls' name
SSd he lived his would have been pionl.-. 49, ,
lao nv 10 confer future honOrs nthe gan o. 'e
people Of our state lie was one o. as r oas s
re Reading Adler, OF which ne Ss iV 10 sneeror
t ne bontst. honorable and fearless ana a. a.
IONS ,e maj ed hum gentleman OF the true S'AaP
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-01
Yhe nilotypc-Letter from Mr. hin.

WHSTUIL, Greeae, Co, :. !, Nof n
T. ne Editor or Its N.a- Y0fk TutuHe.
DEAR SIR perceive IN TIE Times an
article signed by a Committee Of tho Daguerrean
Association, in which article the most glazing lnJus-
iice is done both to me and to my discovery. Allow
ne through your columns to ask favor, that IS.
that the public VIII give me time 70 present sons
nell Authenticated fats. A. present my health Is
very poor trusting thaE Kind Providence vii give
me strength 10 complete my laborS IN the heio-
graphic art now only ask Of the public S'ispeR-
sioe Of thas sentence which certain parties are 50
anxious 20 have pronounced.
Truly yours, j. J.. hlli.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-01

Is IN act which Lss passe9 lhe PJflIe-
o.cGt sDd received t.e si-tsuTe Of tne King ve
lsarA thar 60 saOn - sAc RuTe d4gtl a Ayrcnl
pII Society sL@t haze Cs.cr,3s, " B-I DIa1a,
tie sun Of $3.50, u De- apJr0gf se1 IA no Eailcs
o. premiums ~ Otherwise. Tor tie enc)Gr.semeat
o. Agriculture o. the improvement OF tna oTesiS Of
stock witifa TIE KINGDOM tne F-c.1-er o. sail
Society, ca pTcSeEtlEg satisfactory cT-snce o. me
tactic he Mi0istsr 81 the lht.rOr snail DC esrslei
70 receive al his Msiesti Treasury the lie slm o.
$50 to be aided to the funds OF shI society,"
4 census Of the Islands 70 b. takes n
1888, and each third year thereafter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-01

PENNsYLvANIA-Thc CoEderSp0ri Union,
published in the Free Soil County OF Potter
fayors the nomination Of James Buchanan to
tie Presidency and Co John W Fomey, editor
OF The PiHadelriia Psnpsyir'aisu,) for Clerk Of
tie ;. House OF Representatives. The rs'or
Is a bunker paper, and Is dercely assaiied by
The .yo,ouai, an Opposition paper published ia
to same town
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-01
PTesiden's Mss-ese-EepOrsOfSsc Secretary OF he


treasury.
WAsHIHlros, THURSDAY, NOV g. 1851
Tie snnusl Message o. the Pfesiiea. % Coagress
vas finally adopted n Cabinet meeting toby
When polished, o val make ABOUT forieel CD .mns
OF Tic EsPs54c Th, lat.ms:ioa made m some quar-
iers maj "a Nil contain sn alusi1n - the ctl-ift-
tore Ofihe next Presidency 10 connection VITA Hr
tliincf G, IS wtlOl. iCu.t ton. IL 81 C se . -ls
FTeaict IL slaH,s, he has al NAYS Stood. subject ID
NE 1eieimlhsiion o. ta- Wang party Whatever JaaI
nav be.
The report q ne Secretary OF :he T.o-slrr viii
Iot 20 comp etec ioId "a 0r 2Ie, 40 50 euce
oi certain supposed utCcufscies 10 ans rrtl oi
some Of our exports. E0r Example. tls de-. .rst
Ea.uc a. exported cotton, acr 3rlIng - tls ocis.
aGnres. Is one huItrtc aud twelve millions 81 iorly
millions noTe tHan the pTe.1ous nscal year. Ihs
staten ent is believed 10 &c erroneous The a-gre-
SAFE q specie exported Is A1og. twclry-llne al1
quarter millions.
Nj Corwin will recommend sn'-t.ati. Iiv the
sane pnucpie oimoaihcat0n IN REGARD o. ire flrid
winch DC 0c last yearthat Is 90 say, snecilc du.os
wherever they can be applied. a large amour. o.
interesting statistics, exhi1tng Al extra Jrr ary DC
cine IN the farcns interests contested Wwh The ron
trade, VIII accompany the report:
TIE census TeiuTTS show that cotton manuac-
iureTs throughout tie country yield profit varying
from seven 10 ten per cent. Between seven 3nt
indemnify under the Mexican treaty and the Ike,
have tecn paid during the year. or ms sum about
million snc half Of registered puoAc debt has been
Cancelled.
There Is considerable difficulty among the DonOo-
RAGS IN respect 10 the Sp0akefsnlp. IL IS proposed
10 u axe the Compromise measures as hnaliJ test,
az q this em0arrasses some or the Northern mem
DsIs. Their caucus viii be held 10 m0rrow night.
Icmi aTGiyol3 fen members have arrived thus far.
ph'iedei 1bia North American.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-01
PENNSYLVANIA.
The Christiana Trials.

pIuLADLLPIIlA, Saturday, Nov. y, Ic1I.
In the Circuit Court this morAing there is an ln
mense crowd
The other prisoners consisting OF two whites De
SIDES Hannaway) and % colorei, were brought from
prison with view Of being identified by the wit
Iesses, but the Court decided that the witnesses
could not be cross-examinod rs 10 the identity OF
other than the prisoner now on trial. They were
therefore rcmandet and the cross-examinatlon pro-
rfeded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-01
FROM THE ISTHMUS.

The NnIirOnu VOnipItItU ETOIH -NHFI I'D 10
Gatun.
The Railroad is now open from Nary
Bar 10 Mrs Station, three miles TINS &c OF GaIln
cas- commenced running over the track, drawn by
Locomotive power, some ten days ago, ana we learn
that Ills Excecncy, Governor NJ. NJ Dlaz, had the
pleasure TO indulge aride over II few days since
lPnnarna EeTald. NOV. u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-01

Il HAnMAsus A. VEDDEK, father-in.law
Il ne verify Postmaster. Nr. a 'eddeI, oi the
- 81 TsgIe. In Waukesha County, IN hls state.
1tttc,s vesrs 81 age aud the last SURVIVOR oil the
New YoTk Legislature under Gov: Lewis, 10 TIE
session Of 1901, walked 10 the polls, dlstaace On
,hree and half miles, on last elccroa day, sni os
rosifsd his vote for The Wing ticket. lie was gJs
IN .i,h an Indian belt, with which bis fzl1eIr
found while Captain among the INDIANS " ..t1,.t
County state u New-YoTk. ia fT79: aga eAai''''A
all the fresrrd ylgor OF Wing OF 70 f.,a.I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-01

DyArH OF GENERAL TAsyER Ten ia. Ia
well H. Taryer, the largest cotton M 90 ,hs lqta
INST. nv, H.. an1
,.,.n.s,.h.>i ofieeg is nov on vis.t T. 9nr oiy'
snS ourlap his stay will be the guest o. = = "a
ptts.zol. =. 49, 49, $4,000 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-01
Notice 90 MAriuers.

On and after tAis date lantern Will be hoiS'ed AZ uaan.
A. The outer Telegraph Siaioa showing elrs ana (eioN
yh seaw ard elevation Il so feet above tis VAR
nc poSo u this staoa soch. that on III conte "a
pc tisihcins water bears =. y. + AtcIttas Nns
fmt Head De ine m one.
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lNDIANA.-The Legislature meets on the
Il' Monday IN December, tthe LIST Hereafter IN
vel The Now Constitution. that body will meet on
oitrnially
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-. q 8. aI-EioD. (Fr 'o.lot. Calcutta
Vc ',5,.-r'sn fSrsfn RISE d 4ay iionSia ala
BITS nc.."an,, fus~ law ifo- .ir'u
brlE ne'So -, r.enc.sos 10 ten gsatat,
Oct if-e.t 49,. 1 ,,r-'.,o -faa-D.
III. emp H -, H. o.. - uobaYt Town
Ar. oSfH sa.ny 49, : 60 Il - Enro
Ar ship i,nA - ~ ~, - a -'
Psfuv bsth - - -, y 80 = . -
fr brig b'arq any, e. ~ a-,.h..u
Oct, iS-h "a shil ~ i.'s - =, ~ d" 'S"N am
An shfn fafr'r't ti-'-. ''i''t''
II. bns La"a a. - ie'i'l
Seplis b. @ooo"i' n.
Va 5000 iv.c.s D'.'. -, -
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Markets-Reportcd b. Telegraph.

CHARLESTON. Friday, Nov. %, 1871
Sales Of CorroN to-day, l,l00 bales. At CASE
Prices are depressed and rather in favor OF buyers
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BY Telegram 70 de Jsx- To,k To.sese.
WASHINGTON
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WASHINGTON, Satugtay. S)T. y, ISL
NATHANIEL +. WILLIAMS has been appointed Ap-
rrsiser At Bslnmore yi0s Michael N-8l.ia.