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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-10-11
FARMING IMPLEMENTS 4 MECHlNI

L Il l. ~ Il 4 II 4 n bN
The Committee appointed to view the farming
implements and mechanical manufactures res
pectfully report
1ha, they have avar1cf and recommend III.
following premiums and testimonials IA discharge
of the duty assigned them, and have appended to
their award. their reasons Tor preference. with
such suggestions of Improvement rs Appeared tn
be essential to remedy defects discovered by the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-10-11

THREE COLTS FOR SALE!
THE subscriber has three splendid yearlng colts
Tor sale, on reasonable terms.
Octi JAMES SMyrH.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-10-11

DARASAl.S Of the most approved styles, at
j from 2 to ~ shiilings at the ". e. Branch.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-01-03

The daughter remained my house until the CheTokee
nation 20 several OF whose prominent men had written
after her
IA the time. the result Of tho suit here had been
head Of and commented upon in the adjoining county Of
Mississippi and twas deemed altogether proba Die thatwo
Indian tabou gheen and twenty years of age IN pos
session of named Bufod there. were the daughters
Of this same old woman had often told me that two
OF her daughters, whose correspondent with those OF
the g IN Mississippi had been stolen the fall before she
and heTyounEest child had been stolen When the agent
for the Cherokee nation for the little girl, In
formed him OF these suspicious and he at once proceeded
10 Mississippi saw the girls knew them both and endesv-
ored 10 prevail upon their 10 release them This he
refused 10 do and he is very wealthy he willing 10
encounter the Of lawsuit Tine agent employ cd
counsel commenced the suit tastsprng and this fail he
returned with his witnesses had The ted and OBJ
tained decree for their freedom last week The
cited great deal OF interest," and the popular feeling
altogether in favor OF the Indians furnish these facts 10
show 10 those hgherlaw" people of the North, that
though we Shareholders, YET, when person held TO
service claims that he is ree the constitution and the laws
under which we Try all rights guaranty TO him fair
and impartial investigation OF the facts and Jury OF
southern could be found whose sympaihes would
not be in favor OF aordng him all the protection which
this constitution and these laws tho exalted
our citizens Respectfully,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-01-03
CITY OF WASHINGTON.


In the Sswa yesterday. Mr. Walker presented petitions
oln Two Individuals citizens Of Pennsylvania praying the
peal OF the Might've and they referred TO the
(olnitlae the Judiciary Mr. Jefferson Davis report
! back, from the Committee Military Affairs, the pc
lion Of cuxons vi New Hampshire the subject OF mill
nv law and moved that the committee be discharged
lom is further consideation Mr. Gwn introduced bill
oyding for the survey OF public lands in California and
onstons actual settlers, and Tor other purposes which
referred The bill providing Tor the fertilization OF
Mic island considered, and ordered THIRD read
kg Mr. Berrien introduced bill to amend the act
IorixnR notares pabc lake and certify acknowledge
|ens in certain cases The Senate resumed the consd-
ration OF resolution heretofore offered by Mr. Brad
luy in relation removals from Office and Mr. Bright
locke at length vndicston of the official character OF
Zen Lane as governor of Oregon, and showing that there
we're no other than parry reasons for his removal Mr.
wing took the floor reply, and the subject was post
oned for tho proseu The Senate took up the bin for
stablishng beard los the adjustment of private land
Euims in California and 1t discussed till tho ad
oarnmsnt by Mr.. Benton and Mr. Gwin.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-01-03
EDITORS CORRESPONDENT


BALTIMORE, January SO, p. m.
The Wsafhsr-Baimors Flour Enspectons The Richmo~d
Slave Cas-Arivai of The Glasgop--M Markets. &C.
The cold weather and OF New Years Eve have al
ready given way atmosphere twenty degrees warmer
BY just published appears that during this
past year there inspected in this city 2 27 barrels
and "a $50 halt barrels of wheat aoar making aggregate
of 500 592 barresbeing the largest business done
ceplion of 1877 when the famine in Ireland created an
extraordinary demand for brcadstus OF the inspections
OF the year 5 O6 whole barrels and 1858 half bar
res Howard street, 2 420 whole, and % 632 halt barrels
City Mills IL O28 whole, and 80 half barrels Susuehanna
and "a 1923 WHOLE and 304 half barrels family hour-makng
the of wheat -four SS27, and a. $50 half barrels.
which OF 1872 $50 barrels the inspection
of l849 There also inspected 6,49 whole, and -
half barrels Of rye -four and 272 hhds A. O0 barrels and
969 half barrels meal which is decrease Of Ass
rye compared with the previous year, and
l56 hhds and 1863 bbls meahe half barrels Of the
latter showing an increase Of ,S0S.
The case OF Henry Long, the fugitive slave from Rich
mond New York; after having occupied the marshal and
for nearly three weeks, far from being dis
posed The yesterday further postponed
of the indispositon OF the Judge.
The xpected steamship Glasgow, the first Of the
line Of steamships between Liverpool and Philadelphia.
reached her wharf that city this morning, having been
by the John l.. Stephens, which went down
the river her up, with large number Of citizens
board The festivities of the occasion will be kept up
throughout the day, extensive preparations having been
made for ii.
It is high time that Baltimore. the great southern port
of the Unon was looking a come xion by steamships
with Liverpool.
The MARKErs-In the Baltimore market this mornng
there sales of 800 bbis Howard -four 81
200 bbs choice brands at 81 56A sales of City Nil
Sales OF white at 81 81 cents, and yellow 50 cenf
Oais 40 43 cents Sales of go kegs OF No lard,
81 cents sales of 200 bbls. prime pork at % Is time
Sales Of 1000 hams II Sales Of 30 hhds
crop New Orleans from store, at 20 20 90 u.s.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-01-03


The National Hall has been rendered TO Asa Whitney,
ESQ., and he will explain his plan of railway
ion with the Pacific in lecture tomorrow evening.
We trust that Mr. Whitney will have large audience
especially do hope that the members Of Congress will
attend The subject OF closer connection with Pacific
possessions admitted by all to be OF great Importance
and the fact that Mr. Whney's plan for establishing
such connexion has been approved and recommended
by many Of the State legislatures gives him some claim
to public attention, and his views claim 10 the
siderstion and examination of the members OF the
tionsl legislature.
The npidity with which the public domain is being
settled purchased for future settlement and the large
quantities OF public lands which have been recently given
to those who served in the with Mexico and previous
wars. make il apparent that any plan for railway
nexion with the Pacific based the public lands must
be adopted at that fund will be inadequate the
undertaking The interests of The country require that
cheap and expeditions OF communication with our
Pacific possessions should be furnished. We believe
that the constitution forbds the federal government TO
construct such work however desirable il may be or
the constitution, undertake such work, il could not
complete by any of The modes which have been suggest
ed without using the credit OF the government for an
enormous amount-not less than two hundred millions
OF dollars Nor would this be all The evidences OF the
government, Indebtedness to that amount would become
the basis of paper banking circulation which would
inevitably bring rum upon the country.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-01-03

We cannot condescend 10 notice Mr. Francis J.
Grund, who corresponds for The Baltimore Sun under
the cognomen OF ~" and for the Philadelphia Ledger
under that OF observer" He has alternately beprased
ad nauseam, and despatched with scurriity to a
still greater degree Whatever he chooses say now,
in either aspect, caprice disappointment, interest
may prompt. is of equal indifference. lie may crafty
his taste for both sycophancy and dection Just long
and coarsely may suit his purposes, crafty the
appetite Of any scavenger who delights in similar
Payments personal controversy with him, growing
out of articles inserted 10 paper during absence,
he has himself admitted, would be repugnant TO
feelings OF self-espect would appear ridiculous
the eyes Of the public. lie is well known in Washing
ton, and in other places and when have refer
red to his name, need other vndica,os from his
charges notice OF his abuse We shall therefore per.
form act OF duty to character and standing
by dsmlssing him from thoughts. and "leavng him
alone in his glory"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-01-03

The following tsays the New York Gobe) is an er-
tract from letter to the editor, from ing democrat
in the northern par, OF the State
" Your course think, however, will suit all attitudes in
relation to Unon party The oldiasbioned dcmoo-
racy should be careful how they led off after
CARNATIONS. Ttey Rave the vantage ground. for
ono ever suspected the naons democratic parry Of advo
eating doctrines pejudcia to the Union. to be hoped
that II will be left or the split and brokendown whig poll
tcians OF leday form organiz and adopt
Names as they have always been 10 do Their prin-
eples remain the let the democrats remain stead
last as IN days Of yore, and all will be WE'LL
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-01-03

New HAMpsuRE.-At the democratic convention for
district No. held at Meredith Bridge on the 10th ult
Cen Charles H. Peasee nominated for election
Congress the first ballot. by vote OF 90 out of 10
being majority OF 20 over all others The vote stood
as follows Peasee 90, Henry Y. Simpson 10, Samuel
Tilton u, Jonathan 1. Chase IA, Obed Hall 2, Asa P
Cate 2, Zenas Clement /.
The constitutional convention have voted l2i to CO.
that plurality shall choose in all elections by the people
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-01-03

An KxcsrLRST rsT--The following
ours in a thanksgiving sermon = sentiment DC
Inv Rev. Nh Rat ueivered Philadelphia
fo--- 5..asfd : "Iie who conpses RESISTANCE by
to an existing law, without intending revolution to
give better government, is assassin Nothing Is more
true than his remark.-N y. Journal of Com prcs.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-01-03

Ono AND THE FUGITIVE LAw.-Gov. Wood, Of Ohio.
has written letter 10 democratic Union meeting in
Stark county, approving of the compromise measures,
ana deprecang all resistance to the enforcement of the
fugitive slave law
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-01-03

Th the sst day OF the year and general closing up
as sua somewhat checks ordinary business The books
for dividends aud transfers open tomorrow, and nearly
so 900 600 will upon already abundant market
stmulaied by the considered good) by the Baltic.
The Austrian agents IN the French Chambers and IN
the London press work IA relation 10 the exclusion OF
blacks from the South This is the regular retaliation
for Hungarian sympathies and creates some approhsn
sons, but needlessy.
The cotton holders firm to-day and the advance
they claimed checked Flour is active spec.
ulators more willing realizes straight State and
Michigan, % 81 SO round hoop Ohio, ~ " 20 izA
Canadian - 81 southern 90 90 50 l2t Rye Hour ~
90 % GA Ia wheat but ls doing Rye 10 cents. de-
veed Oats, AZ 40 cents Corn firm for Old
round yellow. Pork nrm at Sl2 SI2 so old msssj
do, Si4; prime IS rs Ss 81 Old lard u ~ cents
new do cents. CheeSe, q % cents. Rice IS II
So 81 Cloyerseed. 81 81 cents Whiskey, asA cents.
Wool is firm higher rates and effort ia being AIDE
in Congress reduce the duty foreign in order affect
the rate of domestic article Mr. Corwn, in his report
thinks the would be protected by taking of
die duty on woods The sales for the week about 900
pounds, at as AZ cents for fleece.
Fregnts are rather doll Flour Is. I'D to Liverpool /,
grain, Al Cd.
The stock market has been very active and tomorrow.
opening the books particularly for Eric railroad
ia which the business has been large, the rAnAsac'
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-01-03

In this manner has this enormous increase gone until
the here exceeds that OF England % yards
head. The result production, "gutted" market;
and the Corw mites propose remedy higher duties.
which sbnli induce ca pita 90 into the business
We may now take evidence in another shape. The New
York Courier and other papers parade table OF spinde
in operation in the five New England States show ing the
number stopped The whole number is given 1876 100
pindcs, of which 1890 stopped. The number Of
spndes in the South and West given at $40 600 Nov,
pairing figures with those for 1870 the result AZ
follows,
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2.76s.7W
..m,1.2.NS

..gious increase, tbrowin ing out those OF the middle
aes OF necessity involves the stoppuae OF Tl5 300 pndes
In New England where advantages Of production less
than the South Those cloths made under protective
duty Of Is per be sold abroad in competition
with the free labor OF England. and have only gu'ted
a Of things
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-01-03
DIED.

the ID OF January, 1851
fu Illness ELIZABETH BRONZE 7Iw yenr OF her A..
consor of the late GsoRar G. Bsoxs.
Philadelphia Sun please copy.l
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-01-03
Erisasips Bank Robbery.

Urea, Dec. 3l.-We learn by handbil from Coopers
town, that the Otsego County Bank robbed Sunday
night last OF 1872 900 Five thousand dollars reward 10 of
ered for the recovery of the money and the thief
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-01-03
atsx sruort, to and imports from Enplaua
59,079 2,05s, 496 2,ll7,575

1879 500 a32 S6453 22s sO6 $50 Ss6,747,s7l
ls40- 100 1857 oil s5ll,724 l0S,s79,635 $1,000 5l4
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-01-03
The Mas,achnsefr Legi,iofprr

Bosros, Dsc. 3i.-rbe legislature meets tomorrow
There is a prospect OTIS Union e-soil senator
The Chronoype hts ceased publication.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-01-03
TELEaRAPHIC REPORTS FOR THE UNION
Fire-Condition Of the Northern Markets, &C.

DI jar! sa NOV. Large brick build
1a by e s onn
italy occupied by Mr. R'dgway, and the other portion by
Stocks are arm-prces unchanged. Flour is quet-sale.
at W o. ~ 10 for common brands and for city use 81 10
small sales Of red wheat At 1913 loi cents white fio
~ cents. Corn is fn at 90 81 cents, yellow oas
ply moderate and sales light Rio coffee. Iol II cents
20 26i
NEw YqEk, January "a p. m.--The steamer Baltic ar
rived here ysesdsy The -four m.rks, to-day quiet and
s4 81 for common to straight State hrnnd southern and
ssnes.s, o. i2i. Corn meal, s. Rye Hour. 90 a.
sSs 81 y.s os
cent. ,oE Rye 81 20 s s,oso R0v,on,
Groceries rm-Rio coffee, loa loI cents nominal su-
100 s wh s 0aa per
NEw ORLEANS, Dec. 30
Cotton continues g advance. and sales have been made
at ia 10 for middlipgs Choice lots Of molase, ssta "a
codee is in demand at loi aloi.
Ertsnsive Emb,ss iemsn. SC.
Nav ORLEANS. Dec 23-Rufus Green's, the former src-
Fetary Of the Mobile Fremens Insurance Company has
bsan arrested thereon the charge Of ebezzng sloooo
The Pacific has sailed for Chagres.
The Fasifirs- Slavs Case
Nsw YoRK, Jan 2Tho case OF Long the alleged fugitive
slave, has been further indefinitely postponed. in
quence Of The indispostion OF the Jodge.
Jadiana Conpertiom
CINCINNATI, Dec 3o-The convention have decided that
the OF governor and lieutenant governor shall
yeas-tho governor to be ineligible any other Office
during tho for which rs IL elected that the governors
veto may be overnled by majority Of both houses and
tina, all bills not returned BY The governor within Ave days
shall become laws unless adournments prevent in which
case they shall not be laws
Er,ensips Ba~k Robbery
Urea, Dec 3i.We learn by a handful Gon Coopers.
sss n oa %
ered Tor the recovery OF the money and arrest OF The thief
The Mas,achsseits Lsg,ist,"r
Bosros, Dec, ai.-rhc Legislature meet, tomorrow.
There Is prospect now Ola Union Or lree-'ol senator
DIED,
Il % e * = E &. .s .s: ;s 10. p
ronson os the late Gsoses G. Bsoxr.
Philadelphia Sun please copyJ
Treasury Notes Outstanding Ist january, 1901.
Registers Once, j.na.rys, isbl
AMOUNT outstanding of the prior
July ls6 records Of this Office. si3s76l
."ount outstanding Of the OF nd Iuly, Isas
outstanding Of as,h January, ls,7
hs per 2seW "
Ie,,5sl ca
Deduct cancelled in the hands accounting
qi a q s Which 200 - apss de-, a pro, % July
slea,lsl 81
TOWNSEND HAINEs, Register.
nv DYER q noeUrRns A~ctio~.ers.
SALE AT THE NAVY YARD, WASHINGTON, D. ce-NAvAL
y sTOREson January y, nj IL O'Clock, we sha'
Yard lot OF provisions,
stinu Of
RAJ pork beef, -four, bread
Rice, rssins pickles, tee coffee
Butter cheese, beans, molasses, kc.
Terms Cash n banksbe money u
III LATHRoP, esq, Navy Agent
DYER 4 Mcguire,
Jmi-d Auctoneers.
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CINCINNATI, Dec. 30The convention have decided that
the term OF and lieutenant shall be
yesrs-he governor to be ineligible any other Office
during tho for which h. IL elected that the governors
veto be overrned by majority of both houses and
that all bills not returned by the governor within Ave
shall become laws, unless adiounments prevent in which
they shall not he laws.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-01-03

That tree-the tree Of libery-has been in danger 1t
has protected through the othe revoutiont has
shaded in peace and although its leaves may be with
cred by the blast should il be policy lay the
10 its roos Oh, no let nourish It's rooslet apply
the fostering hand of and proecon-and it WILL by
the blessing of God bloom and blossom send forth
branches East and West, North and South, until il shall
afford shelter for the friends OF liberty and the oppressed
OF all lands thu Dug hout the civilized World
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The Fagifirs- .Siaps Case.

Nsw YoRK Jan 2Tho OF Long, the alleged fugitive
slave has been further indefinitely postponed, conse-
quence Of The ndisposition OF the judge.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-01-03

Bales Equal 10 United States Yards Yards in
consumed. yards. population, per head crease
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Nav ORLEANS, Dec 23.-Rufus Green's the former scc
Tetsry OF the Mobile Fremens Insurance Company, ba
baan arrested there. the charge Of embezzng 900
sInlos, half Of the capital OF the company.
The Pacific has sailed for Chagres.
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NJ DYER a uoaUuRns A acslo~eers.

nv DYER NcBUtVEf AwctI0neerse NJ
GALE AT THE NAVY YARD, WASHINGTON, ID. Cs--NAvAI
sToREson Monday, January g. at IL O'Clock, shal
Navy Yard large lot OF provisous con
sisting Of
Barrels pork beef, -four, bread
rasns, pickles. tea coffee
Butter, cheese, beans, moiasses &C.
Terms Cash in bankable money. #t
BY order
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To the Editor of the Uaion
DKAR The facts stated below viii tend to convince
the abolition fanatics of the North that OF the South
disposed to deny any person claimed as a slave
the right TO test such an issue in Some two
years SINCE Cherokee woman and her daughter (about
years old) brooght here by med CHS
holm and offered Tor sale Indian negroes pc sous
whose mother is slave. They could speak but
few words Of English though snspicon aroused
the fact Of their being slaves Upon being called on In
stitpcd suit Chisholm, in the wonans name and had
her and her daughter taken out Of his possession upon
fa made by that she feared he would them OH
obtained in our court here decree for her flood
tho ensnino sun,m.y ftaiQ, sho ai-, I'm and
49,. --sH' here Of the cholsra
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-07
Telegraphic News.

BALTiMORE, Feb. 4, 1851.
Cotton was depressed, and no sales were made
-Four and grain were unchanged. One thousand
barrels ofmess pork were sold al l2a. Lard St
CoNGRKssIoNAL.-In the Senate, petition from
Alabama, in favor of the acquisition Of Cuba, was
presented by Mr.. Borland.
The bill to regulate apprasements Of foreign
merchandise passed the House. The San Francisco
and New York Branch Mint bills were discussed,
and destroyed by objectionable amendments. 1t is
certain that they will not pass
NEW YORK. February s, 1851.
FOREIGN SHIP NEws.-The William and Eliza
beth arrived at Liverpool on the 18th; the Patrick
Henry, Living Age, Land, and Taleyrand. at Ha
vre the 10th; the Orozimha al Genoa the 7th, ant
the John Spear at Trieste, the Sd, all from New
Orleans
The ship Brunswick, from New Orleans, pu
into Plymouth on the 18th, having lost two mel
overheard, and experienced very bad weather.
[EyenDg PicaVune.
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NEW ORLEANS FRIDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY Z, 1851.
The PorE's ESTIMATE OF BIBLE SOCIETIES.

THE PoPE's ESTIMATE OF BIBLE SOCIETIES.
In the month Of December last Pope Plus TX,
while in his Neapotan retreat, addressed a. ency.
clica letter to the archbshops and bishops Of Italy,
in which he openly his hostility to Bible
Societies and Bible reading, in the following Ian
guage:
"Among the various insdious measures of which
the malicious enemies Of the church, and of soci-
ety. endeavor to avail themselves for seducing the
people, one may be specified as more especially
prominent which designs, namely, the recent i'm
propements IN the art Of printing Accordingly,
they busy themselves in publishing profane books
lying journals, and pamphlets teeming with the
calumnies and falsehoods which they assd uously
circulate in multiplied editions Hence, too, at the
instgation, and with the aid Of Bible Societies,
aohich haze been denounced again and again By
the Holy See, they have the hardihood to carry on
the distribution of the Sacred Scriptures, translated
contrary to the rules of the church in the vulgar
tongue, and most wretchedy perverted and with
a wicked and almost incredible efrontery they
scruple not, under cloak of religion, TO recommend
them to the careful perusal of the faithful. From
all this you will understand, most venerable breth
rem, with what vigilance and solicitude it behooves
you act SO that the faithful under your charge
may be put upon their guard against the poison
which cannot fail to be in,6ibed By tile reading Of
such books and may be earnestly reminded 10ttA
special reference to the Holy Scriptures, that no
person whatever is warranted to cnnhde In his own
judgment as to their true meaning, if opposed to
the holy mother church who alone, and other,
has received the commission from Christ to watch
the faith committed TO her trust, and to decide
upon the true and Interpretation Of the Sa-
cred Writings"
Is it to be wondered at that under the influence
of such spiritual instructors and guides Roman
Catholic countries what they are? II the min
listers Of Romansm are laborng under such in