davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-22
Certificates.


Harrison CO.. Tcras Jan O. 1851.
This /. to certify that am using one Of J..
9 Alexander, 30 saw Gins, aad . at, well
.l.s.ei with its performance. In noting and
LEANING the cotton it certainly is extraordinary.
JAS. WELLS.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-22
CITATION
CITATION
TO The Heirs Of q. ". Wilson, deceased


The STATE or Texas,
County Of Harrison.
Coanty Coiui PERTAINING 10 he Estates of de.
erased Persons.
To the sheriff other lawful officer of said COUNTY
cRESrtNo;
WHEREAS, application has been rnrde fo,
W the partition and distribution Of the prop.
erty Of the estate Of George ". Wilson. de-.
ceased, and It appearing that the widow of the
said dccedcnt to wit Arlimissia Wilson, senr
and the children # said dccedcnt, To vii; John
ID. Wilson, Orliana Wilson, George W. wa.
son, James b. WILSON, Art,miss,a Wilson. inn
and Sion 7. Wilson, are the dis,ribuic., n,
sa'd property, and resident citizen. of the conn.
~ of Ouaclnia, in the state Of Arkansas;
You are therefore commanded 10 cite the
said Ar'imissia Wilson, senior. John d. Wilson
Oriiana Wilson, George W. Wilson. Jane. q
Wilson, Artml,sia Wilson, Junior and Sion
+. Wilson, the heirs and di-trhutec, of the
property Of the estate Of the SAID George "
Wilson, deceased, TO be and appear u, the
March term OF the said court. 10 be held m and
fer the SAID county Of Harrison. IN the tow, of
Marshall on the las, Monday in March, A. -
1881, by causing this notice 10 be published for
four successive weeks in some new -paper pub.
lished in said county Of Harrison, To show
cause, if ANY they hive or can, why the prop
eriy Of SAID estate should no, be distributed AS
applied for
Herein fail not, aud due return make Of this
prceep' to the SAID term of said court.
...uii,. Grcn under my hand and seal
.S1kRx. OF Office Mt Office IN the town of
a n J, Marshall, in said county of lIarr-
TSS1kE son. THIS the ilh day Of fcbru.
'TI7s aiy, A. ID. 1891. Tcstc
y. &. BEAZLEl, Clerk.
by J. NJ. HENDERSON, d. {.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-22
JAMES PEAI.ER.
Ipshar CO., february, 1851.

Iccrify ,ha, | held the watch, aud saw Jas.
pea,r', mill (boughi Of j. ). AlcNander) grind
ba,he OF corn ~ I, minutes. II made good
meal JUN l.. hNNhf
February Is, 1851. 81 May
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-22
CITATION.
benjamin -. FoScuc 10 he Heirs cf Ben
jiasaa ioScae, dccoaScd
Tar STATE oi Trx,s,
County of Harrison.
CITATION.

County Court pertaining 10 Iaaics. "a raoa-
ton, february la, 1891.
To ia. sherii, or other lnvul u;iccf Of .ai county
taftTINo
WHEREAS. Benjamin y fo.cue, by Eli7.
w abc,h " Fo-cuc, his next friend, has flied
hi. petition representing therein that the tate
I,.nlamm fo.cue ,h. iathcr) departed this life
in .aid county of HARRISON. leaving h~ last viii
and testament with ". ", Morn. and Jared
p.unarl. his executors. that frcdrick + fo,-
enc. n resident citizen Of the State Of Alabama
Sarah Meadows, wife Of Asa Meadows a resi-.
dem, citizen OF the State Of Tcsas; Marian
smith. widow OF John Smith. residence I'M
known, Eliza Lee wiic 81 John T. Lee, resi-.
Jen,.e unknown: Elizabeth W. foscnc, the
surviving widow al the SAID tesieior, resident
citizen OF the county of tass ia the state oi
Texas. the petitioner Benjamin u. fo-cur
Augustus W Foscue, Florence A. Foscuc Ab.
apail 4, Fo-euc, and Julian Foscuc, minors
and also rcsden, citizen. of the said county OF
Cu.s, are the legaiee- named IN the said VIII
SAID petition further represents, iha, the
said Johu Smith ha- departed this life since the
making OF the sad will, aud that he left ionr
minor children, whose names, II d, supposed
nr Frederick W Smi,n. Cornefia Smith. Re.
becca Smith, and Louisa Smith, the said Ma
riah Smith being their mcihcr-rcsiJenee un'
known.
Said petition prays that distribution be made
If the property OF SAID estate and that the
necessary notice he given thereof
Won a,e. therefore, commanded 10 cite the
pcr.ons aforesaid by Publication IN q public
newspaper. printed N .aid county Of HARRISON
to be and appear at the Nareh term of th'-
eourt. 10 be- ird on the last Monda, III March
A. u. 1881, a, the courthouse IN the town oI
Marshall. in said coupl, of Harrison, {" show
cause, IL anx they can ar have, Why partition
and distribution Of the property Of sad estate
should not he made, s. prayed for IN said petit
ton,
Herein fail not, and due return make Of this
writ.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-22
January 10, 1880.
Removal.

kVANS, GREGG, T. KEY have removed
- from their old stand, to their new brick
BUILDING, west side Of the Public Square cor
ner Of Houston Avenue where they would be
plased to ~ee all their old friend, aud customers
and az many more new ones.
October ~, 1850. mo if
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-22
Frou Dr. YEATS Medical Institution,
NiiXEIEPUKY IL

1--WE undersigned viii treat all thronic and
] supposed incurabe forms OF Disease, but
most especially
Lirer Complaint, Dgspepsio Thoi'c, Rhsu.
maf'sm, Lnmbaeo. Spi,aiiis Bruach,iis,
Cough, Asfhm1, Consumption,
Cancer. Fis. Deaineu.
DroISr, Erysipelas, D,aJefes. toaoy -iaa. Gleef
Goa,, Grard and >tonr. Sic, H,adache. .jaan-
dee, Paly,iayton n the Har1. Paisv. I,ls..
kcleis, R,Ngievrm. Mrcnrial Diseases. Ncali
Head, >erofHia, Ne'ury, ". WINS Dairr, Sup
preston and Reien,,on II trine, >,jti!is, ysF.-,
Neuralgia. '|hne Nne,liag. thiorosis, Ame,.
orrhaa, Dysmcnorrbao hfnmrhagia, L,Grnrr.
haa, Proiaysm fferi, Poiptns and Lcyrosp,
nj 50 per month
All persons AZ -irous Of testing the efficacy Of
his remedies IN their own ca.e., no matter here
they reside, can very conveniently do 50 by
sending their age and symptoms In plain writing
~ CORRECTLY ~ possible, when medicine TO s'ii,
their ca-cs viii be compounded aud -cui by mail
express, or private hand. His Zee. 81. as above
mentioned, may hc enclosed aud soni by nal
nj hi, risk TIE charge IS If be one doliar for
each time he applies t,alyaui-ln. HE will not
send medicine Ia great distance unlr.- the
money Is forwarded, or good reference given.
l.~ii,r-, to cniilc them to attention, must IL.
postpaid. Al patients under hi. immediate
care are charged according to the umoun, Of nl.
tention necessary
The calls of such a@ may deem II their inter.
es, to procure his service, VII Ice pnnciunb
attended 10.
Here are certificates Of extraordinary cure.
from different States, 50 the afflicted may see
that they are not ont OF rcaoh If biz remedies,
for he VIII send medicine thousands Of uiilc- b,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-22
CITATION.


THE STATE of TrXAs,
County OF upshur.
r. any laufH of'fe- u rad county Gnc'ngi
NoU are hereby commanded 10 summon, by
l publication three successive weeks in the
Texas Republican, newspaper published in
Marshall, Harrison county, Texas, Napoleon u.
Durard to be and appear before me, at my
office. ia the town of GiImer, on the first Sat
urday IN March, a. d. 1891, then and there to
answer James +. Bradford, plaintiff IN attach
mcnt ia aa action of debt due by account, for
the sum Of tlariy.ouc dollars and thirty-sN
cents.
Herein i.l not, md make legal service aud
dne return of iais writ NI,h your action thereon
endorsed.
Given under my hand the ID dag of Febrn-
airy, \. ID. iS5l.
WIN H. II ART.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-22
PLANTERS HOTEL.

Ia THE undersigned, proprietor, respect =
e.. fully informs hl, friends and the pub
sAsA lie gcuc~ily. that he has taken charge
Of the Planters Hotel, situated IN the most de-
.rab,c part OF town for u public huusc. lie
has made every arrangement necessary for the
accommodation Of thusc who uay please TO
favor him with u cail, and pledges himsclt TO
furnish accommodations not iuicfier Ia any IN
the state.
W. ", MALLORY.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-22
ScV ADyERTisEMESTs.

r.DyARD CLARK, Attorney 4 l.sr, Mar
\ .haI, Texas, WI practice ~ ailrhc ceun.
II The Sixth WIieial District, and in the
S", Office west side Of the publc-s1unre,
-, the drug store Of Messrs. Evans 4 San
" VI Soy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-22
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
the asth day Of January. A. d. 1851,
M lettees Of administration were granted to
The undersigned by the county court Of llar-
|nson county, TEXAS, pertaining to estates, on
Me estate 81 William Arthur Jones', deceased.
This is therefore to give the notice required by
law, that all persons having claims against the
aaM estate may prescn, them within the time
'Pssscrihed by law, duly authenticated; and sha.
70 me.
BEJAMIN COYLE.
Administrator.
FsbrbAvy 18th, 1851
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-22

I ~ " ~ TX TIoN y 1 L. T..
DN virtue Of an order Of the county court
- pertaining to the estates Of deceased per-
sons, held IN and for The county of Harrison, IN
the Stale of TeNa~ an the last Monday in Jauu-
airy. ISL shall offer at public sale at the court
house door IN the town of Marshall, ~ SAID
county, cn the iirs, Tuesday IN Alarch neat,
within the legal hour, of sale, the property
known ~ Coles Exchange situated IN the
town of Marshall and fronting the public
square, with all the improvements rhcrcunio
belonging. Said property Is one Of The bc-l and
most eligible situations tor business 10 Marshall,
and the Improvements being new and commo-
diou~ 1t is expected thar those whose views run
in the direction of profit, either in business OF
speculation, Will take good care not To let o
good opportunity -lp uuheesicsi.
1trms-- Twelve months credit will be given,
and the purchaser will be required 10 give bond
and approved security, and a mortgage ON tie
properly, for the payment of the purchase
money.
g. c. DIAL. administrator
Of the Estate at d. }. tsle.
Fchrnary :, 1891 n33 A
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-22
Cherokee county, 7sras.

This is to certify that purchased 56 saw
Gin of J. : Alexander, which picked two thous-
and pounds of good lint IN II hours.
FLEA EARLES.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-22

1rews-oae thousand Acrcs Of Land.
NtfuATEp in Harrison, up-her Smith. and
- Wood Counties, in tracts to sp,i purchasers.
Tide rndispuied. Terms accommodating;
ALSO
One hundred Town Lots IN the Civ of Mar
shall. with clisehlc sites for private residences,
Together with IKE improved lots and comio'-
table dwellings thereon, for further particulars
apply to the undersigned
W. r. u. WARD.
Nov q 1850 NJ IT,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-22
JAMES. PEALER.


am using one Of J. s. AleSaudcr's patent
,,o,.e Mills. 1t does first rate. II ground
!. hu.se Of corn in seven and half minutes,
,,d made good neal
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-22
ADuINJsYRAY ION NO1ICE.

ItIDtGiI 4 LANE having received the ~
struc,ions from the Department o' w,
Interior, in relation to procuring bounty Lana
Warrants, under The late aci Of Congress, mp
proved as,li September, 1850, viii attend 'o"ny
branch in tina, department which may be en-
trusted TO them. i'-u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-22

ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.
FTTERS Of Administration were granted
TO Mildred Ballard Gu .hc 3oh day Of DE.
ccmber, 1850, and 10 l.. +. Afford, as co.
administrator on the ! 9th day of January, 1881
on the estate of Henry D. Billiard, deceased
by the county court pertaining TO estates IN
md for the county of Harrison in the State OF
Texas. All persons. therefore, having claims
against said estate. are hercb, notified to pre-.
prescribed by law. duly authenticated, and
those indebted to the same w,ll please make
immediate payment.
MILDRED BILLIARD, Adm'x
l.. 7. AFFORD. Admir-.
January 10, 1854. 30 Ct
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-22
,tj1'lt'E.
NtIIYt'E.

NVTItI,
Is hereby given that j. j. Speed, adminisira-
tor of the estate OF Edward Roach, dee'd
has flied h,- accounts for final settlement with
said estate and that they yill he opened for ex-
ANIMATION aud i1wJnre u, the March term of
the county COURT 10 be- held IN and for the
county OF HARRISON, in the state Of Texas, on
the last Mondfy IN March neat when and
where al persons Interested in sud estate may
attend ana contest them # they think proper,
BY order ct the Court
H. &. bEAZLEl, {. G. H. G..
Eehrnnry =. ajl n33 b
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-22
WILLIAM ARTHUR HILL.
Marshall. tossm5sr Ian. 1850. 2s.tf


Encourage Homs Manpfac,nrss.'.
WE have in operation. ssv.
en- miles southwest Of MAJ.
A11ns shall, foundery for ploughsi
and other castings. and are now .nsasfsctusine
srrer'or Picngh, 10 which We invite The -
fcitr "A ansers If Harrison and adioin-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-22
SnR EvEPoRT.

lDODEKT IN)NNEl.L 4 co, Icvce street,
~ Shreveport, la. Groceries, Dry Gn~is,
Iiararare. Es-as, She's, HAS, Pror,sions,
WINS, liquors. etc. 23-lf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-22
Pl.u,h w.avfartor,--.Ansein street.

Plsugh neutrality-suspicious. street.
|0 Tns subscriber having erected
|N~s in the town Of Marshall .
- - Foundry for the casting OF
Noughs exclusively, beg leave to solicit the
Patronage Of their friends, and residents OF
Texas, and will thankfully receive their ordsf'
for the snmc.
COLEMAN & ALLEN.
January 10, 1880. aav
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-22

hk. A. s. JOHNSON, having located in
- Marshall, respectfully tenders has sery-
ices TO the pubic generally, IN the different
branches OF his profession. Office over the
Drug Store Of Mossr- Evans a. Sanders
January | l. 1851
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-22
no PLANTERS

would inform my friends and the public |
= am prepared 10 make Patent Itorss (;r;sl
%.as OF various sizes TO suit purchasers. The
Superiority Of these mills can be- seen nj once
by any one who is Judge OF the article.
~ J. :. ALEXANDER
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-22

ThosA having diseased servants nsv have
their eases treated, or dispose Of them t. the
subscriber al Tar rri,2.
The scientific bo,ani-,, minass'y does he Tho
Vegetable kingdom examine,
From his system OF medicine all deletefious
Remedies he does abandon
For truly are the coral regions of every elmo
Adorned with Innocent vegetable remedies
To care disease every kind.
A limited number of STUDENTS can t~ amply
accommodated r, his Institution, land will 10
received al any time pf the yca'.) with well
stocked library, and also knhwi ledge " The
Pharmaceutical preparation Of remedies IN his
laboratory and medieval storc, Offering induc~-
menls To the student wh,eh those who aspire 10
a high standard of iaessicnl requirement VII
kaow how 10 appreciate. wen 10 ll~se viii b
seidsSi the necessary Instructions peculiar 10
himself to cnahle them 10 treat cascs at = dis.
lance wi,hou, seeing tho patient. on soand
pl,, siol.vcal principles. TIE frr for each 4
| invariably 9Ioo, Gone hundred dollae~) TIE
undersigned keeps constantly on hand full
and large ASSORTMENT Of genuine botanic a,edi
cirs, ~hisA he ~ili sell u wholesale aud rstail
y-ry law TO, ea.h. A. N. VEAL, n. D.,
khr~vePws, Ia
ar Please hand this advertisement y yea'
sAartcd n~i:hhorr.
November 81 1870. 9tsa
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-22
HAVE FOUND A BLESSING
the SUPERIOR on QrINlNE A,.D SAR.
NAFARILii.


hR l. r. HENDERSON, Enr,fa TOME
- and NsgrHIdcga Pii's, .alc, certain, aud
permanent aniidpic against ali forms of the
u0i.ounu~ effects OF Mi-,.uiata ciicctug
.perdV and ucrtnaurut cures of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-12

THE McsI,sL FEsrUAL.--Ths great musical enter
tainment which vas 10 have taken place az rsiplsr
Hall last night po.tponeJ in consequences Of the
mnss Of Parodi, who has been shiistci with sore
throat since Friday morning last The concert will
be given, probably. Saturday night next.
CUstsrY's hiSsrprLs.-rhe usual excellent and
highly amuiing entertainments are offered for to-
morrow tvening-singipg of the most plsasing and
harmonious description musical performances OF
which every fpeGks la the highest terms OF prsiss
burieFque Italian opera which exeitcs the utmost
laughter and dancing which cannot be beaten in any
part of the Union
Fxttows osthA Horsr.- Thi. popular place Of
smu,eu ent orens = night With grand sacred con
cert end without raising the price OF admission which
IL tnly - ctHts hr y. H. Doctor and Madame Louise
Dootcr. whose brilliant musical display the piano
at Ttipler Hall for them the Of the musical
PEOPLE OF this city, will execute grand fantasia
ron sonnambua," q +" Polka De Concert, and the
Coronation March" By heysrbeer also. ma.
tienal hymn Leopold Meyer. q yionist Of great
celf brity will execute some beautiful solos Mr. Con-
aou will slng the rscitatlve, Lord what u Nan By
Etephensou. young lady OF great vocal ability, will
render with yerdure clad and Angel bright
ana fair and Miss ~ N, smother amateur, will sing
ave Maria The piano 70 b. used on the secession,
IL Of Ererd grerd double scton, being the FIRST
prize obtained at Joiis gift concert This splen
dia entertainment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-12
Telsxraphic Sum mary.

The Senate was not in session yesterday, but the
Honse of Repre- sentatiyes was. The latter body,
however might as well have taken holiday, for
certainly their labors did not amount to much.
They touched upon the postage reform bill, but
aotbir o more. We must state that Congress are
nor proceeding rapidly with business the pub
he desired, and if they do not do better next week
We vii, feel inclined to speak to them 10 language
which perhaps they will not like. Ifmembers ina
o,ne that they can elect our next Pres IL, Il thu
lime they are very much mistake. Il ia altoge-
her 100 soon to commence any caucusing or wire
milling for that object We fear there Is so much of
his work going on in Washington, that the public
buciness is neglected. We would be happy TO
think differently, but what we see will not allow
Va 10 DO so.
The Senate o. Massachusetts, have, it appears,
selected Geo. P Boutwell, for Governor of that
State, and H. w. Cushman as Lieutenant Govern
or. Thsls, no doubt, in accordance with the terms
OF The coalition between the democrats and the
kee sellers.
The Secretary Of the Senate and the Cleru
Of he House of Representatives at Washington
have. we are informed, invited proposals for the
sub,,c printing during the mex. Congress We sup
pose Tom, Dick and Harry will, as usual, send in
IN. If estimates and that the cogatry will be cheated
ana hum plugged as much in the matter as they al.
ws,s have been, and that the printing will be as
loosely and as neeligently executed as !, always
mss been Would il not be much better for the
Rcvernmt nj TO establish printing and publishing
DEF artmsnt Of its own, that /, would be ndepen-
dent of outsiders, as. we have frequently urged
We are perfectly certain that sooner or later will
have 10 resort to this plan. That they will be
forced intoit
The Anu. Beutonians Of the Legislature Of Nus
sour have, We learn BY telegraph, nominated
James H. Greene as Candidate for United States
Senator. This, of course, winds up Col. Benton's
xhauces, and puts him IN The wide world after his
present term expires.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-12

Gibraltar Dee. sl..Nsw YORK, JAN H.. Ava
On the the est Of Feb, ls49, the Constitution land
ed Daniel MCswley Esq, Consul General to Egypt)
and family, at Alexandra. The lady of the Consul
General the previous day gave birth to son, who
was christensd board by the Of Constitution
Stewart" The ceremony performed by the Rev.
N Frsst, chaplain Of the vessel. Capt. John Gwinn
stood godfather or the child.
On the I'd of Aug, Is4s, Pope Plus TX, accompanied
by the King Naples visited the ship and each
saluted by . discharge Of ~ guns.
On the 18th of July, 1S49, magnificent ball was
given on board In honor Of the lady of Col Rowan
Charge d. Afares at the Court Of Naples, which was
attended by all the nobility Of Naples
At Palermo, on the 4th Of Sept at Is minutes past
"a. NJ, ls4s, CAPT. John Gwinn, the commander Of
the Constitution departed this life. He much
beloved and respected by all beard. Capt Thos A.
Conover assumed the command Of the ship at Naples
on the 18th Of September
The Constitution arrived at Gibraltar on 9th
Nov, after passage Of 2o1s days from Genoa The u
g. storeship Lexington LETT spezsia the 7th Of Now
and arrived Gibraltar "a hours before the Constitu
ton; and again left the LIST Of Dec, at loan
The frgats sailed from Gibraltar for this port the
collision with the British brig Confidence from New
port bound to Barcelona loaded with coal The brig
went down. but the crew consisting Of eight and
boy, was saved.
The Constitution visited during the cruise the ports
Of Tripoi Malta, Alexandra, epezzis, Lsghorn, Ma.
pies Gsets, Messins, Palermo, Genoa, roulon, Mar.
settles and Gbraltar-in ell, thirteen. The number Of
miles sailed by log" during the cruise was $1,000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-12

Arrival OF the U. .. Frigate Consultation.
The U. s. frigsts Constitution arrived yesterday
rom the Mediterranean. She left spezzis on the Sd
s'Nov.; Genoa, It'll, and Gibraltar, Dec. i.
The following n list Of her oficers:-
Captain-Thomss A. Conover, Gate John Gwinn,
disd)
Smith; Sd, A.F.V Gray; 4th benjamin +. Shsttucki
9Th, Carter B. Poindexter 9th, Thos Crossani It'll,
Henry RolanSo.
Prser- Benjamin j. Cahoone.
Surgeon- Samuel Darlington.
Captain ef Marines-D D. Baker
-S0:N. ~ ..------.
Passed .4asistant Smgeon-R. W. Jefery.
.4ssisa~t Swgeon-P J. Horwitz.
Chaplats-N. Frost.
Passed Nidshipmen-Thomas 3. Phelps W. W. Low,
John Ii Upshur, Joseph ID. Daniels, w. g. Holman.
Captains Cierk-F. Coke.
Midshipmen- james stillwell, George II. Chapman,
JP X Mygatt, e. r. Coddington, r. IL. Baker, u. X.
Shubrick.
Boatssc0in- John Featherston.
Gunier-John @. Ritter
Caypenter-Luther Manson.
Saiimaker-F. eelbersdorf (actipg)
Lieut. @ F. Lindsay, OF the marine corps has come
home passenger In the Constitution.
The following the names OF officers formerly at
taehed to the Constitution, and where ordered -
Lieuts Lewis c. sartori, and VIM. X. M'Kinney
passed mdshpmen Geo 4. Morgan, Robert @. Duvau
and James Rochelle; and Midshpmen Jas. 9. Max
well all ordered to the razes Independence Surgeon
r. b. Guillou, and sMidshipman Eugene H. 0aklsy, or
dered to the frgate Cumberland
We publish the abstract OF the cruise Of the Cons
tuition from the time she left Boston in 1913 until her
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-12

Amin Bey the Turkish Envoy, Is st Louisville Ky.
Gov. Johnston Of Psnnsyvsn has declined being .
candidate for the post OF Z. 3. Senator from that
State
Mr. @. Barclay, Concord; James Hsly, Esq, Toron-
TO; r NJ. Hotchtiss. Albany; James Furgsuoni Esq,
Montreal Mrs d. Bsecber, New Haven; X. N. Isaacs,
saugertes were among the arrivals yesterday at the
Union Place Hotel
PE Holmes. Montreal: Col Joseph Ward, y A I;
Major Ridgiey 4. q. A.; Capt Baker, U. q A; Chas
Emessst Louis J. Cox U. =. N. Hon q. Hard. Al
bion; Vim q. Hoffman, u 3. NJ o. w Tint Buffalo,
J r. pease, o. Louis; Hon. y. A. Collins, Bingham.
ton; Hon y sherman, Buffalo; y. u. Perkins, u. e !.
A. Fisd, Boston, w. ". Field, do, are At the
Irving Houfe,
n Roisnd u IN; J. wslcott, do, J. NJ Croper,
do J. Mott, Albany; Gen Tyson, Baltimore; George
Lunday. u q. arrived yesterday at the American.
Banks, Charleston; y Hsviey, Albany J. Belts,
Chsrieston T. Mallory, Texas; ID. Baker Chsrleston
m Evans, Baltimore; T. Tyler, Bosom, we're amongst
the arrivals yesterday ct the Aster House.