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e B&GaFso AND CIGARS
EST QGAL!pN, ohd cheap a. .eu
's'GG4 IA tkGsMa!
SALE DE TOWN E.OEs.,
osa tise NASH Ts.ie usi Chattanooga
Rail ss0li. "a, Is. sJo1sce COUNT,
fEisatsEo sesaaessee

49, fkisatssG Eessaessee
81 3 uade, i.uei, G,.aIsi .sSIohei3. = "A
Il So, Al P1Hhc Auc.i4r. "a Tuesday.
the jsss saag OF August next. nue.
ser Jl Town u Is "a she .IsHsl u fe saj,.-
MA. 5n the v hll e. i.4l TOAD These
Lots have lbeen ia,l,i oH Ihs lands which
sarro lnd all ine MI. ihe Cog'.e Cnuuly Ne
rp', i d caIaa, BE-, > l-:sti - ,hs Bes,d 81
n, Al j G. t;fli .i3ai Directors, % lac IS,
s4ctidn.
i1E CeIec Dr93t s ai8st ,.Scrtbiy si.na-
tel III the iaii.iaS 81 Caliee AMI trtsrlin
CpunI tey, fiuc befYefa PUCK AMI fslk Rtv
ei5. IA siufnp,ke Conn s.I4 Is fofu.e4l Tor The
constillcit,n o. /, McA iau.,zed Road l-nn
Nc tidaugsile. va linisJ1t,'- 10 F0ilahonia.
aaI wal prosecute iu- work 70 completion
as soda as yracli,as,- TIE fave,reytie.
Aiu!5ei ~, aud i.yntaiurg ia!airike ter.ii-
n.,FeS dt this pplIst Most Of iti5 nov Ter
cuntratt and w,il rron$blff.. cornletei NV
he i.tde The Ran l;nea Is 6ulsbed. IA.
McNniav.lie Ri VIII b. cooeni.I 10
Sparta n Whue CpuniY, where .he great
Wesi.tn Rau,e PASS. oy.r,the Curb..,sni
Mounrdtn Enis aue ID McAdAuiz.I aaais.
eTassi.4 he Ran t,osj Al he coz Depot.
wall he extern led 20 l'ua<k'. ~ winch place
a r9'D3iae ir1n Fsy~,.syl'le IS now IN pro
fss5 ~ U>tTuctftI. Iags the !aci.!1es ~
TO lh's DfpoI through some OF
the nid{t iertae t'ous.ilts N ih- Stale. wi!
rot he lhlers9r % ihc44 FL any otnef Depoi
5stwern Nashville audi Cnaiiaroogs.
The iuwn sIte d. i'u .aaoma : pecCiiarlI
'aYoia5lP, Belg y.esaied aad genl.y rpiH' .
he gr1u ,ds Son become Lrrn aai l1y atrel
Jsg cabunueI teh. The beatty AMI con
nirEc54 ri us sifes5ior private residence. ah4
ae caliibrtoi rs 'ius.rrss locations. capno:
- exceiled. S,lnaled fifteen mules from tie
cun5ed%nd Mpunraln. on ne elevated sbie
aGds lanlsd by rs Northern bgnch, rtpos
uses All atmosphere OF great saiubuly.-
,Vlhim al,d nesf II are numerous lreesioue.
ha1ynea't. whle and black SULPHUR spring. I
hich misl max be place Of Iareal rrs.rt L.
" lnyaIl S and OILERS, whose leisure, iac'l Y
atian anB means ihduce them 20 s,eHd taelf
a.ners abroad. IN oueh .rbe entire lerg,h 4
! The Town size. line Gear cool waier OF /
took Cr4 flows over bed OF ree,tone y
nj gravel. a
The prlxiniiv al Fu.iahoma 20 he rreas +
tliui,,rots Coal R+s;an Of the Cu.nheg,al..li :
Human tlfn,Iol. lWhi.h the NaS~Fjp4 &
ba,ianocta Rtai pb ssps renders rs .r,x,t,ons. +,
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aEsafScg.

4 LIE7llose indebi'd to US ether IS 7o,e
IA or account. ale requested to u,ase la
mediate payment; all CLAUS not PAL or
otherwise arranged by t.e 45tii % Zane
inst, viii be placed in III hr''aS Of On eficsr
for collection. flaeng dispdsed q car stcrS
at Dr6a>, B4 ks, sc. 10 hlessFs. DIrMER <
HAMPr N. " e are apxious % close cur blsi
Gess as soon as pY ksible .WehoP-, therefore
thai all pers!t,.s indebted TO u ,eia consider
thenselgss hdlt,'ea in his Moiics-
WEBB s SMITH.
june 3. 1851.
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Ss5 We would cali attic ntion to a
Painting ad yertiseIhent II our col
umns- Nh Ruth comes direct from
Nashville, where he Vas considered
az eXdailent Workman, because he
'ras Cd versa ut with the latest, most
fashionable, and durable styles Of
painting His work here, it is He-
loved, cannot be excelled.
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RaERaloYTgals az

fGE Undersigned -beiAg PIE
$s,s5-T pared 20 DO all descriptions o
szzS~0 Es0tsF, Sign, ard 9,hei
Painting. aper-IEangins. and Es:a-
zisag, IN As good style as Ihai pf The PCS,
workmen in NASHVILLE or eIsewil re- wbhli
respectfully solicit an eng geine nj in sn5 Of
ihe foregoing branches OF husin ess by Nose
desiring work OF the kind Fnr evidence of
bis ability. he refers 10 wo-k he has alreE ijy
doue here
lame 20. 1851. z RUTH
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81. VI. FoyyLE & CO,
s...llliiSsiOn Merchants and FaeiOrs.
Ya;ileriieTst's ggharE,
Charleston. S. &.

sElZA, vi IL. r ouf services rs
ss-sz.szi C6uan.. o. Merchants aud 80: 49,
4 actors. 81 pii n= branches u she Commas
slon Bu3rels
II tie pvreh asinI Of AIEEcHASnrss. on
orders. ,rs L4rs hal mach experience. eei viii
II a.lrlmes properly aueHl 10 direct ORDERS
70 our ~ lresS ior pure ha>lng and ~. uaFiing
Merchandise from t..:s or Other r,ask @'S
In all safes Of Properly and returns q mo
ceedS We shall sustain tie Iuiefes;Sl III dun
t'r:end>, and strictly 3.!oe orleFs.
4 Gems 'gnilen's OF Property fer reshi1m1 rl
. her pous.b by raj road Or vessel, wli fe@
aeiye promP' a'ieaiio1.
G. VI. F0WLE :, co.
Charleston, s. =, April s. 81.
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Msuffls. Tsxx Bacon. Comcnoi
hams sd 10; exsr@ ll6le:: sides 8 70 .
shoulders ! io8.
Candies Sperm -iac; s.ar 25a23
Coif-f. Havana. p; Laglyra 10; ilio
10 10 l2a; lava 10.
+ Cheese. English Dairy Y to II; % :!
10 G; Western Reserve $40 &c.
1 Corn IS selling al from 81 10 So GEMS 8?
bsshel
+ Hay. SlG0E20 = ton
oais. Selling Al fem 30 10 60 GEMS Y
bnshe!
Flour. Ohio "a % % IS; Missouri
81 25to 5 %
Lard. clio &C.
aioass4s. Common % 10 IS; sega,
house SO 10 60 cents.
PORK. lIIog rounl 6 GEMS; sides g.;
shoulders .; green hams :.
Rice. g. b.
Sail. Coarse 81 10; ins 81 10 : %
81 sack.
Sugar. Is 70 &c as 70 qu2lilv; Louisiana
Lo;f 9 % lie; Boston 8 70 10.
Whisky j. selling AZ p 10 27c.
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EaoE Aore.

az ATiNG purchased ,ltr {; ,eds and I'll
L 4 .! Igo. J Uaige {. Go ! p,,ll e,auE
p'siasss At my OLD srA%o. .Nsrih East g.
Rsr # tie PuL;ic Sqpare vaere ! w,1
lHtassp % see anj wait upon all pvrs
wishing ID bay Goods. Groceries. sc. +
NE B. SaAPARu
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CRdPs III MIssIsslpp1.-Tbq Amer
lean CT tizeh of June It'll says;
The rain Of last week was npt wide
III its I xte ht, and the crops IN some
parts c # y Madison are suffer- ng for
want Of rain. The weather is very.
warm.
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iA = IC9
Tx EEA1Y LINE OF Fo- Z.
HORSE COACHES.

Ere,r Snsliyilie 10 iIunt<gii:e, Ala,
Leaves NASHFLIi q. Tuesdays. Thursdays
and Sund1ys NJ 3 2: ,n.
Leaves HUNTSVILLE. Tuesdays Thurs
duis and 'Saaials. II 9 4. u. Through
IN 2s.h9nTS Fare 81.
3 .67@SsA TnE Pd oPretor can sly lAat
----s4--d--l--ial- tbs Line IS well s5cked with
teaches ar k2OTscS, coon, CAREFUL,
so3Gs Drivers; aud IN 81 DAYS She Raj
Road otiag completed to Mufiree4boro', w.li
connect The Stage. reducing the Stage travel
to s. Riles-NII mike this Lire tnofe DIX
s'Fable Than any oiher Tnankiri 10 the
public frr lheir generous support heretofore,
ao.e TO meet q continuance Of tie same.
JOHN iIERRlF;!Rb
May Is, 1851.
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'EUI'lDike fy0,ice,

OiiCElihat $ per cent q each share Of
1 : stock suhscr bed IN niene, 10 lhr Fayet;e
VILE. NJ berry s Ii rchbug Turnpike Road.
IS reGuileJ ODE pad 10 James Byisit. frea u
rfr Vt SAY board. on or beiore The fist day oi
Ssll. mex. BY oI3efni Ii BogFl.
49, PAUL iNGi.E, Sae'y
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CLOTHS. cassili sBs, 90.

~ A F'Sz5 lpi Of CLOTHS. blsrk *
80 and iancp q.fSSlMEREs; LACK. rs
. SATIN and .Bscy VESflNC; bis~k
and fancy Xix CRAVATS. ex,fa tine al
medium HAEH;a extra Gav BOOTS. sc. q .
Walk in. geatlen,en.
! Aprii %. q. sIIAPARDt
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-15

A session of the trhnd Di-
vision, Sons Of TemperaIfcf, com
nencas at SbelbyYille, On THURSDAY,
Of this week.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-15

The bird worm is working grea;
injury TO Il be corn in some parts Of
Y irsinia ank! MARYLAND.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-15

sG Circait Court is-in ses sion at
This place-Jalgq -Na'ea5 4fhs pro-
siding. \ long session is Anticipated,
as many cases Of importaRcP are to
be decided.
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] $.;:3.. .. "s 3... n: 4. . 5 r..
rieH4ioca Ocfa4aura. t,,ta
Ahaoui. An.hsr. (.a>>,,. t-iv.,
Fena-i Juaiprr. Lavender. A!n.,..i 81
'oFa,. hose arr. s,,>tfr,s. Ne,a.,
seed. alIea. |i,'e,. MeEs. i,,hn r..
49, y, p f.ii $ HAAF eiCN
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-15

Prs We understand ,hat Mr.
Ready, in his speech At Il Fe big .fqr-
dago OF. the 4;a, styled Y tfirees-
borough a village. bdt s5on after
oualiiiPd the remark hy Sd Wing ..it IS
8 civ IN miniaturo; that is, il Still
be a q tv.t Wo.dqr If il is viii be
report I'd il the T4.g,glt2 BY the
vav. {. lr senior was down Ind now
fully endorses all we hav4 hitherto
said as 10 Ysy7,rs excrad iafing ug-
liaess. lie was anxious 10 cal on
The Gcaera.'s lazy, bat 4 in9 would
not permit
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SECOND ARRIVAL. FOR 1871,
f. At TIE
CHEAP CASH STORE.
H. q. -. Il, III, 49,
w. II. " ,ebb.

Has jef, +. r. c, ina. ada, stt1
80 $50 s.o.' .. 80 '.t,s' - fat
-5-,,,,-,-,,l, 1,
- 4Jl9 y - = = IL III ! u u y y ~ 4]b
au1 re cordially ,av'te5 he Eqlies. andlai
ahose who yi-n - rpy ,iretiJ Cheap Ge9ds
ID qaJ.-aoJ * :uihe his STUCK | ladies
R@ 2 r. n - IN $40
= e - : = - - Y = =
~, ~ ''td ) FlSs AiasiiPs' aesoneis'
Law vns, Begun i:1Fay, 4 paecas, eng
haais. catn'Iie 4at l1Waa llAa%heft h'7ls;
freaca, l.n9..s epi AWereaa- Pm :, Boa
nets, Ribbons. he Freach F4we.s. Cores.
Alts, Vets, cotton Hose, Pa:akpls and iae
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The MARI els---.Lalest Dates
FAyE7TEvI LIE OBSERVER OFFICE. }
Julv Is, 1851. (

jelly Is, 1851.
NASHVILLE, T1Eay.-The weather i;of ht
pasl week has b@en excessively hor, and the
dtouth is beginning 10 be fell upon lie GROW
1 ing crops, not OF Y here and in The Inm Id
ATE VICINITY. bun las we learn from our XIX.
changes, ut dis,ah t points in almost cY} Fry
direction. No sFriods delrnrepr. howey cr,
is as Jet regarded probable. unless We sho bid
continue sume,inse without ruin.
! The Cumberland is only navirable n5w
( for ths. small class boa!s, there being not
over "a inches On Inc shoa's The large
boats have laid uplfot the season, aud ihcIe
is scarcely anything doing in 'fansporiatidh
by river.
+ Trade in al IFS branches is DAT, eng
doubtless will coh4nue 50 uniil The opcnii /
If The fall business
i Cotton. We have noticed no Important
transactions in his article since. Our las
y eekly review. There lras, however. been
Visible. still greater depression thnn has
b retoiore existed, pnd he humber 0i bay
e IS is getng "smal by dcgtees and beaufi-
(lIlly less The la,csl uctodins from n.
O Orleans represent Tennessee Cotton, oil
choice selections, selling at 10 y, Mis-
81 ssippi brands a, 8, and lHe marker duii.
NJ psi Of the houses have ST. Fpended opera \
III ns, and The principal onsnc'iols arr
mfde BY foreign pge prs, VII o 'ake advan- /
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Scliing 10 fEomse-keeping.

DOTS. Owe rs: skiiiers chfirs. PRiI~; Pig.
4 gins. Tubs, ChInrns, sc. Sc; al' tie ar
ucles necessafy. Cpme all YOU Young mar
ted people slFe US cal. al
b. SHAPABD.
Jan a. 1851.
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j \ conScqrfire Of 4 liHenli i!stilil,es "a
a curreu oy rrba'l'ie9 my sho? and o@.ei
tieuses, an c"mfeHel 10 reqG'si tnpss -
drbied 10 ne Ii noe 81 accounl. g. cntfs let
ward aad s4a,re or Cd SANE. Ha,en I. bra,
Vie most iifgtnl dtnaasis Tor Iaaaey GOOD
iorce ne Ia in,se has request
hope All itoe Iadcbied vii EEL th4ra-
selves calirG upoE 20 corlt To- uly rsisI f.,
50 DONG you Nal urh dphe-
H. @. 0 BitANL8ND.
Nav D. 1851 III.
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- ady,.rtj.,.,Irns are Iisef,cd 10 he
Q DIR in which IIhly are hahfed M
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frO h.! IroD!!

w % . s.r 5.. on saad J. = , I'll nj
iiet ~ Gus oth oi muse wishing 70 purchase
tor cash.ar On Irme. Just received s54g9
Pounls; il IS IN c,.r way, come IN and rak- u
q. SH APARD.
jan IL, 1851
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to- What has hiudersd tia Nash
pii7e Aml4tcon from reaching Us seT-
ral n is recently
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LAHES,
eBe3aGooGssI
G4-AEgGBG AgsEsEy.N rs

Goodrich. 3ueianaEs & Dea Fegs,
Successors 10 John G5olriFE.)
BE4 leave 70 announce 20 die izr-.7.E7
sffhf ci;z.ns OF Lincoln and he
'L4LI Surrounding Counties, HAT 'hry NJ
nc row receiving direct lror Philadelphia
an IMMENSE STOCK OF FRESH
SPRING AND SUMMER G0QDs, /
COZ. prisirg one Of the finest, richest. and
mqsl ia, led assorlments Of LADIES 81
DRESS GOODS, me most er.snsire. iLEI
GAIT aal DzsIRAELs Socks oi CLOTHS. /
On SSl ri ERF.S and YES FINGS auJ GEN 1
tFLEMt.N 5 FURNISHINGS geHetsriv,asd1
lhe laiges. and IN 81 complete 85sortmtpt hi
ROOTS, SHOES, HATS, GAPS, BON
NErS, VARIETIES, HARDWARE.
QUEENSN4RE, GRDGE
RilE;. 81, &r sc. ever brought 10 ms iAat
set, al of which we PLEDGE ourselves do
sell IS I@E IS anY regular retail aeuSd is
tennessee.
F.e!jag confident We can = axe !; lie ri
terest Of purchasers o d@al wil Us, 81 4at
aesi,y syilcu oFI friends and -;A4 rr;,Ilc ged II
,ra'lY, % give US call AID fxainlf pdf
Sock.
GoooE cu. nfoHaSAS < nEAvEn IS.
b'fsi SIDE Of the PFbLe S4upre
Aprli5. l85l
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EENNYtlND, l;cse, Military ard Rosa
eI May s. C, 3. NJ, KENZlE.
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A LnT Of fae sack Salt, ius
f-zzzzzs, received.
J'we u. 1851 III sH,eiRD
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.a BT II bnrr6l Or relai.
- - B SHAPaRd
jan II. ~
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4
| Beeswax, l8G20c.
Ginseng, 25ldj29c; lin demanh
Corn Meal. 50G65 E bushf |.
Corn, 50 80 D. Dbl. Oars soc 2 bhsh
Lead, pig SC, bar sic. Shot bag 81 so
Iron. Common Tennessee bar IL
Piusburg 81.
Bagging and Rope. Tcnnes4 e Bagging
l7 10 90ci kentucky Pagging 3r; RoPe 9
toiloc.- Wig.
Nrw YORK, n. j .-Tbo. cp,ton n5r
Ike. is heavy u, a decline Of 10 !. Flour
has dec}ined--sales Of 5000 Lbls al 81 &C
10 IL for mixed and western; 4 is u 4 81
lior ordinary 10 choice Stale and Ohio; 81
10 so for prime GeneBse. Rye flour a.
Cincinnati meal 2 81 10 3 %. Sales of
1000 bushels Mjchig anlwheat at 05IS 05
Rye IS, sales of $4,000 bushels mixed
western corn at 584GI 30. PORK and beef
nominal, new mess Sl4 81; prime Sl2 IS.
Mess beef 9l0l1.
Sales of 100 bbls bfrf hams al l3 10 Is;
Lard heavy at 81 to 50; Ohio Whisky gag.
! CIacINNA7I. O,-The receipts Of -four
being light prices were FatH er better today.
and about 1000 bbls solp al prices ringing
froia 8 o5 10 5 go; whisky is in good re-
quest at l75; sale Of 80 hhds OF Bacon
shoulders al s.; sales Sc 70 Bushels oats II 81.
1 CHxrrAsooaA. TEHE-The 9asi has
Deen week limited SALE Is in the Staple ar I
lilies Of cur Marker. Some small lo,s Of
F3acon have come in from Middle Tennes-
,4r, but there is no nnta rial change in the
ding rates given in onrllaS'.
Germ shows sighl upward tendency /
r. e,conlinued dry weather, and the scam,
Dat crop oil some sections, create this charge.
There is much need Of xhin in this section.
The Their nomrter. for several days past,
us reached from 80 10 sc degrees in the
hade. III
There is good demand nj the iioIels,
orall uriidIes Of table USE, which our coun-
y people moy bring in.
ATLANTA, GA.-Baconl continues acive
nd in good demand a. / 10 i2c. hog round.
Lard. Prices firm al I2lc.
Corn. Scarce al so 10 90c.
Hams. Baltimore cansassed. IS.
Meal. so CTS u bushal.
Flour City mill from 81 10 &c. B,lti i
liac = bb S6 IS 10 90.
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= @&sE q lsgk.ls.Eg i j
Orl5E ~
aif.,-e;=GF. Paints. ssvr-Sf;.s;ss.
<sia>S. s'eslU.sesy. ssraSise.
CHS. sasniShes. @ar=Ie,t
I=,st~ssG'en;f. Essuey
ATticses. d.. &c

So hAFiys 'e~dr''y Rufebs.sa IL,
.F7e -'"d d's Fable : St' / - tirs,s
'ef"'f'iy "'r'i ~ etb j. RITA
- 'eHs '.'idtd i@'h1 ielet>a ssr
X "vS 2" ~ if''s- HIS ete o isir. si. :
- coz aHi'F isiitIIsisi-d .ifa a eew
80 u "'t'r9 w Eifs''szi ~. -Sitgfcsi
i III; W 4. '''.'S' 'e~i''-' 'il 'a'ti rs
'''i',S' $500 anu 'e1'.et' o. ICY. rfJl
tieir Stock am Psjrss. 4l...a.,...,., -. H..
icf.p wing. :: a.
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StCOICH. Gaff,ts. tHr,el' & ,Ia,.s ki.,
- abey IA he aTilf e
MAY e. &; 2 No 49,,
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gtT- " &tr adiiiorlked 10 announce fEosa
&. Va, J0acs, a cal didate ioF &c sYee'i'"
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TAX cciLEpTOR -i1fHcFH CO.
81 We are aulhofizfp 70 announce
Robert ErcEiEsOn, Esq LcanIliaieei u
Tax Collector III thIs countNfioT tos'Z.
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.z5-=o Has jest received. in add,- ~
zss-sA lion 10 BIS io;n5s +locs, e z
ass~-As BeseGiTgI sss5rlnebt ct l2A
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HEaaA

ifaY 9. is5l.-las
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-04

NEASDER AND THE YASXEE.-A write the
Prospective Rerier gives the following a.. Io.e,
Illustrative Of the extreme good nature ~ the
late DR. NeAnder, the celebrated historian l' the
Church.
One day be received letter from the y Is Of
Western America, from g correspondent ~lo. -
the characteristic assurance Of the Yankee ,onod
the share Of that quality Usually possessed b. the
collector Of autographs. He was n-eIeck s.rsoger
to our good Professor. yet lad written > make
the three modest .er1esls following: ThaE DR..
Neander would send Bis autograph that the said
autograph should be ia the form OF long tier
giving a sketch Of the then state Of Theol5xy and
Religion in Germany and that the Prl'esor
would also procure and send the Autographs OF
Niebuhr and A. Won Humboldt. Wood DR..
Whewell or any other Cambridge notability, be.
lieve that Neander lot oaly Immediately set
about executing the commission, but refused
TO be persuaded By an English friend that there
was anything impudent or unreasonable in the
request
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-04
Union Butt COMPANY.

The persons who have applied for an act OF In.
corporation under the above name are composed
Of practical mechanics who are determined 10
have the svails Of their own labor They have
the amount Of their capital stock nearly sab.
sor5ed and they will undoubtedly be ready 70 go
70 work in very short time 1t only reqaires
little energy and combination on the part OF labor
ing men 70 dc their OWL work and reap the prefss
Of Il. Il is one Of the encouraging signs Of the
times that these LSborers' Unions are forming in
different parts ofthe country. In ali cases where
they have been iudiciously managed, they have
been eminentiy successful.
The workingmen Of Providence are IS intsl.
gent and as capable Of managing their own bas.
ness as those Of any other part Of the [ nion. II
Is to De hoped that they will take lesson foom
tue successful efforts Of their fellows in different
places and combine Tor mutual benefit Tners is
no good reason why the laborers. ike the manu-.
iaeturers Of New England should not be bound
tosetner In one general bond for purposes Of uro.
teci.cn and mutual benefit. Let such commands.
IS ms be formed in different places ana among
me olherent trades, and let these have reneral
1Alon To night this company meets 70 nav 10 the
nfst lnitallment Of their shares II Is hooed thst
thefe WILL not be a single member absent this
evening. Providence MR. -,
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FUGITIVE SLAVE CAsE.-Ludly Haley, eli.
zen Of Georgia, went 10 6hsWneetown, III. last
Spring, where he had two sons residing lie took
with him female slave. who left him and was
concealed by the AbolitOnists. On tho I'd o.
January, Haley applied 10 two Justices Of the
Peace for warrant under the Act of 1873 which
was granted. The warrant was served aad the
slave brought into Court. Defendants eodnset
moved for postponement OF the case 20 procure
evidence, which was also granted.
On the day appointed the trial came Of A
motion by defendant b dismiss the case 10 want
ofjurisdcton, as the law OF the last Congress re-.
Quired Commissioners and the law OF 80 vas re-
pesled BY the new act, was overuled
Plaintiff proved that he was resident Of deor.
gia and that defendant was bis slave
The defendant proved that her master came 10
Illinois in the spring OF 1850 aud brought her with
him; she showed that he had permitted her TO
work for two or three men living in the settlement
On cross examination il was shown that the
plaintiff never received Or charged anything for
Ter services to the tao men with ...s5a sac
worked, and that they were bis sons.in la~ that
be had left her in their care without any arrange
ment; that he had come on q visit 70 see he chill
dren, and that he had been detained from Feturp'
ing home by sickness,
The justices decided ia favor Of the ri sintif,
when defendant moved ca appeal to the circuit
court, which was refused. The slave wa nme-
diately taken to the Kentucky side of the r,er.
Louisville JOuusl la =
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NAvAr.-The L. : sloop-otw p' mouth.
Com'r Gedney, bearing the broad penn ant o.
Commodore voorhees,, arrived At Norfolk on the
SOth ult. from three years cruise In the East
Indies-left Singapore on the 10th sept Penang
on the Sd of Oct. Mauritius on the l4tn OF Nov.
and arrived at Cape Tows on the 9sb ct Dec
where she remained a week, and on ths 10th
sailed for this port, making the voyage VA the re-
markably short period OF ~ days, probably the
quickest passage on record. Daring her long
cruize the Plymouth has only lost four seamen, Of
whom two were killed by falling from aiO't. she
brings home 80 American seamen, 81 OF whom
are the crew Of an American whaer which pltinto
Mauritius, where she was condemned as anses-
worthy the rest were put on board by y. ). Con.
suls at different ports touched ct by the PJ mouth
The following is list Of her officers COmmo-
dore, Philip <. Voorhees,; Commander, j Il. Ged'
ney Lieutenants, Alonzo b. Davis, lst, Geo.
w Doty, Edward Donaldson, D. II. Lambert
iacting) J. l.. Davis IDOL; Acting SargeOn, J.
Hopkinson Purser, L. Warrington, Jr. Commo-
dore's Secretary, d. G. Writ MidshipmeD, Chm.
B. Smith, A. J. Dallas, +. p. Williams, Felix
GrundyrA. +: X. Benhsm Passengers, Lieuts
Geo. l.. Selden, Andrew Weir; MidshIpmaE
Henry Wilson Clerk, j. X. Goldsborough) Boat.
swain, VIM. Whiting Gunner, Jas. Z. Davis
Carpenter, Henry q. Thomas Sailmaker. b. b
Burchsted -. Lieut. Carter Is. POindexter has
been ordered to the L. s. ship Pennsyly 4nia in
place of Lieut. Shubtick, who is ordered 20 the
JamesLOWn.. carpenter James Linn - 4nhcf
VIM. Burnice, and Saiimaker Haniord have re-
ceived orders TO proceed u Portsmouth, II. Il. and
report for duty on board the sl0op ofwsr Decatur.
THE steamer Engineer left Norfolk Oa Satur.
day last for Washington. for the purpose Of tow.
ing the steamship Allegheny TO Norfolk 1t Is
understood the recommendation Of the officers
who recently surveyed her are to be carr d out
Their report suggests that vertical wheels 30 sub.
stituted for the Submerged, or Hunter Propel
ler" which can be done at little expense, and aS
IDENTIFY expected that she will, with side wheels.
prove remarkably swift. and well adapted to the
purpose contemplated, which we believe is dis
patch steamer TO afford relief TO distressed ves
sells on the cosst-to convey orders, sc. TO for
eign stations, and forany service where sw 'tnem
and ability to afford relief are requisite.