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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-17
Gen. Quitn,an Withdrawn.

The Washington Union of the 9th instant
gives the following despatch, announcing the
withdrawal Of Gen. Qui,man from the Guberna.
torial contest in Mississippi:
canton, Miss, Sept. 6.
To the Editor Of The Umon.
Sra: Gen. Quilman has abandoned the field
and Is no longer a candidate for Governor"
The editor of the Union says ga responsible
signature was attached to the above despatch,
and there is no doubt Of its correctness"
We supp &c the result Of the recent election
for delegates TO the State Convention, has influ-
enccd the course Of Gen. Quiiman in this mat.
ter. II is said that returns have been received
from more than half the counties in the State
and the Secessionists have carried but three
tina, siIty-four Union men have been elected "a
six Sccessi6snists.
The American WING Review for
September is on our table. Il is ornamenicd with
a portrait Of Seargent s. Prentiss, Of Miss. The
following is the table Of contents: Unity of the
Wings: their Principles and Measures Tho
tAnglo-Saxons and the Anglo-Americans Euro
pean Races in the United States - Northern
Lights-Earlh and Man: the Earth, its Forma.
ton and Purpose: Comparative Physical Geog.
raPhy; its relation to the History Of Mankind
Destiny Of the Race-Bcnvenutc CelIini, icon.
cluded) -Evenings with some Female Poets
first evening-Touching the Lightning Genius Of
the Age-Reminiscenccs Of ScargentS s. Prentiss
by T. b. Thorpe, esq, Of Louisiana, author o.
Tom Owen, the Bee Hunter &c. Book Ro
vers'--The Republic Of Columbia, and the ex
tcrnal policy Of England--Crtical Notices"
We have had time to read only two of the ar
ticles and to glance at some others. Judgin.
from what we have read, and the subjects treaie,
Of in other articles, we feel warranted in pro
nouncing il an interesting number.
The article on the Unity Of the Wings, &c.
sets forth with ability the principles which hav,
governed and sill govern that great Nationa
Party, AMI also reviews, with conmcnjation, th.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-17

The CHEROKEE INDIANs.-Congress,
in July, 1s4S, having passed an act al
lowing interest to that portion of the
Cherokees located principally in North
Carolina. and in parts Of Georgia and
Tennessee, to be paid annually, on the
communication Of removal and subsist.
ence-they preferring to remain where
they were, instead Of accepting Of new
homes west of the Mississippi, with
many of their red brethen-Colonel A.
Nj. Mitchell was a short time since ap-
pointed by the Treasury Department,
and L. R. Smoot, by the Indian Depart
ment, as his assistant. to visit these
people and disburse the annuity. These
gentlemen returned to Washington on
Friday, having trasersed the wide ex-
tent Of country over which these. Chero-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-17

KEGS arc scattered. and paid abmt lif.
teen hundred Of them ID the course 81
seven weeks.
These Indians have been reprsen.
ted @ ~ a. IN the rnioymeni, rrneraI
y, 81 . high eondiiion a. brssperifv
haEingWell cultivated larmsand school-
houses, aud cher blessings q civilized
llle. Al QuallaloHn. Haywood county.
North Carolina. Messrs. Mitchell and
smoot met with Kalosthe, or Little
Dog, who is one hundred and twenty
years Of age. He does not seem 10 be
more than seventy-6ve or eighty. He
walks with q stick. but saws fhat Ne
/. can Kill deer yet" Che-o-se loskee.
ms wife, aged one hundred and TWEEN
ty-hse years. died last year, or, as ne
expressed himself, /" went out ike a
candle" We learn that q number of
The cherckees have attained to FIVE
e wars VEGA. RspabEe.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-17

are fAen 'sla WIN ada aiEhlly sha sid. m 10 de
voanssls q he Naiioaal coasssioa.-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-14
preuY0ND ENeUlRER.
~>~>~---~,c>,,,>xc~,Jo EyISG, NOVEMBER ~


,rw NAME FOR THE WIG pAkil. u,od
WIEN. Of Virginia, having been s''Io"s 49,, ds.
mn, OF the Union party" mt, y. w, /, come
unac' az , % some new and available ''''' So.
'ess ~. y. s,,. they have assumed the ra'"o =. ,;
go vh, but as their Summer WIN &c 'UI"e I,stsd
'"'' r,er next, and NIL their blooming ''t's
'e' ~ ,,, some designation OF more en""s
.'e' -. i;rnd OF ours in the compassion u ~, f
NY ." Wv ,,,e forward ani suggested Do" '''
'ch' ne'' ,ynics His reasoning is soano' anu ~
' hsreaGtcr the Wings shall be ca.eo
.i,y n more truthful! and a''ptot'''' r. g W.
- - ,,'a, ~ ,he "Urion party OF winch INC
r;oa have jus! stripped 'hen'
. n. Editors Of the Enquirer far a. the counties have
Hehueln IN ihe new Constitution "!H ~ c ,h comics,
been hcaiu 49, md that parties are oganizhs " - h,
large election Our late WING r,nd;ng tina,
NJ tne a. pausibIc name 10 raiy ul'.r ;nr,a B,t,s
AZ iau ;,n,' platform did not avail lo u "J drccncy
their i, and that i, let down the talents " " H.,
in your oiS:llI i;.,ric they doubt getting sy h;
OF Inc i,euoi !, there is said be magic IN ha'e I'D
aVa'aoi.t, IN hep them out in one IN tetul :, rh a
II c,vn the Democratic party, ~ ~, hfo-e nronosc
ness s"o ,, names in "bygones WIZ ''ei i tib yor
many pfetH r better Judgment 10 pass on anu "..e'
| nanle, ~! as Won may think proper eho nro
VIII acs1 ~, This being fatal year on llie GU .a
run noc fungus than any year "iu,' III A., and rot
aues eypeced good yield we i"ehu o's !, - ,y;th IN,
"nee therefore call it fungus !eat' % ~ 10 hre me
tennessIt hrv cypeced great triumph thcy hatc ~
MnlS raoi decat-no only in the oia I r,,,c nut
win asae,sstheir expectations have proved juS Ni
othef s' Escors 10 all inents and purposes;
they are trSSoEs, 60 AN OLD SUBSCRIBER
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fr.,m he Ne i"rs GJser:cr
/ MEETING: OF CLERGYMAN OK THE SUBJECT OF


l-uc and vs:y respectable ni2c;!a. % Cir-y
,y.,.i 81 TIE Oldest and Venerable GiyncA
re, g. ~ was hr c c1mmi. Of the American
Tc, J,i:.y House Monday )! inst. iIaius th"s.
present ve t. DIS. Spring Cox OF the Pies.
nrt,an church, DR. bani, oi the Me:tlUGist Drs Bctl.
une aai ;iscs OF Du:h: Or. WEIGH oG the Baptist
b, nIurv ii Tie r.HugCr clergy o: all these deupEn-
tons uj al icpy interested iii the subject which had call
ed them together.
TIN Rev. Dr. Bangs called 10 the chair and Rev DR..
.lc.-,t: was appointed Secretary.
Anfr PRAYER an. statement; of The object of the
iaI r.Itcr made subject OF lon. and
Gscu.-on in which DIS Smith, Bethuue, Wtich Cox Bur
char Bangs, Rev. 0lcsrS Curre Magpon Rowland Bliss
an. =: ,uv others participated.
Dr. lt.haGc GgaG H.! Importance OF opening placs for
u;sa,.u. could attend without charge
where !e ministry shoud b. entirely supported by those
who have other places OF public worship and those who
tend should feel that they free go and they
arc to enter parks He pointed with cearness
The advantages this method The preaching
Rev Dr. Barcha!d and Rev. M Magoon earnestly urged
taking tie stand in the hghw and addressing Tie multi
tutes as they could be gathered and made TO attend
There diversity al sentiment among the brethren
as 10 the ,nrortanc. c c'rt, and the warmes sympa-
,y was expressed with the who pe:!shng with
out hearing the Gospc! ita:n Sabbath to Sabbath.
After prUttac;cG dai5eaon, in which interesting facts
,vers brought out and experience o. many was
nicaci large committee appointed 10 digest practI-
cable nlau and cpcT. similar meeting 10 be held
Moad4y a: oclck, m, in the Bck Church chapel.
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pOE,TsCaI..
.n,pE TILE ELOM EkS.

TIA wen, young girls. your rosy hours
To mass in fr9iic gay:
~, heedfrl. spare the tender flowers
That blossom in your way.
n, c,usb them ont but love them WE'LL
And list TO what they say;
A warning tale to you tell
OF sad and swift decay.
For you, like these fair fragile flowers
Ri; blossom ter day;
IL. ,h,irsare brief your sunny noulS,
Like them you pass away.
And though you idly put .hem BY,
In LIES fresh morning hours.
A i'm. snail be when YOU will sigh
For these UNDECIDED flowers.
When sorrows come, and friends retirs'
And early dreams depart, ,;.o
And hopes are fled, you'll then desire
To press them to your 'ea'''
And they shall wake Your dreams again.
To bless your closing hours,
When none Of all you loved remain,
But these sweet sister flowers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-14
Correspondence Of The Washington CriDn.

BAlrmoRE Nov l0l have yet another tr!nrih Of the
Democracy IL this record. the Senate when since
time iu,l, lDrai has been Wing. il Democratic. We
have the riurIs from the whole State, showing tie election
Of Democrats and 10 Wings 10 th' body There Is lie
Senator in Washington where election wall
have 10 be ordered Tie tnaIp:Y for Thomas (DeIDcra
for COMPTROLLER is l700 fnr Murray, (Democra) Commits
81 ncr Of tie La nj ic 1880; and for Steward. Demo-
cr"l Lottery Colln.s-nucr '229CU. The Democrats have
II minority IN the House tead o 6, as nrsd SltG
:av Tie ayara." Drnpcr r vote on the " 'EF'c 'ciet IN
Fillmore j. 10 1S; average Nhy vote, 35 Dcnoc:rtIc
nIoritv igI. Ia. lr!l vote y, the city Is r over
900 wc is .g0 less han u"!r! al the Pfcsicn al
election three wears ago ARD 80 less than given AZ the Co.
ycrnur's election last year.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-14

r or me Enquirer.
TO THE VOTERS OF THE COUNTY OF MADISON.
1t being certain that the Constitution has been
adopted and that time in the ensuing year you will be
called upon 10 elect sheriff for the county take this
casion myself candidate for that office and
respectfully ask your support
The fact that for years have been justice of The
peace acve engaged both IN and out OF the court in the
discharge Of the duties Of that Office, for which, as YOU
know, have received no of compensation trust
will give claim 10 your favoabe consideration IT,
in your opinion my qualifications such justify me
10 presenting myself toyou for your SURFACES.
Most OF you, my leluwcitizen well advised OF the
and character Of The services that have rendered
ynr and Of the circumstances under which have abored
upon your of justice then Shall rely for you to say
whether not entitled 10 the Office ask ut your
hands. business trip South requires OF absence
from the county during the greater part OF the coming
WINTER which is my for addressing you through tho
medium of The press. Respectfully, ODD ser'vt
THOMAS A. GORDON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-14
Madison g. H, Nov.
G.. w. SUAINERS.

This gentleman passed through town on Tuesday last
and arried but few minutes. He fastening on to
other parts Of the State and he thinks cannot as was ex
peced address the people OF this county, between the pre-
sent time and day o: election his engagements nu-
nerous the time short He has just paving diving
visits Ii. countius ri the Southwest and infer from
his sadIcn: cointenancc that c NE, with little sue.
sstil .inng which be the game ali OF
the candidates Indeed il be Notifying the Gant
of The West" Il title claimed Tor him by his ends) after
having enchained listening Senates and Numbered amid
the deeaning applause Of delighted audiences address
congregation OF trcntye persons, such were in Ma
rion and about forty citizens in Wyhevile including
fifteen ladies' gathered together 10 chee by their presence
and their snies.' But charitable enough to believe
that these slim meetings have been the results rather of the
sutdcnness OF his visits than the Indifference OF the poop
Salem Pfcrc-
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Majority for accepting,
TO The Editors Of The Enquirer:

10 the LGit0r9 81 me I|nqhrtr:
MoxTooMERY County, Va, Nov. g. 1851.
Cencmcn--lhc Hnn. q. w. Summers addressed the peo-
PIE Of this county to-day, their Court House. He had
large and attentive audience, and his speech was one with
which the people generally very well pleased He
said but little about Federal politics. He only an
nouncrd himself Wing, and in favor of most OF The
measures that party He appealed strongly TO the people
to disregard Federal politics altogether in the approaching
election Fit further conended that his election would NOT
be ties, of the State upon Federal pocs.-(Stick pin
there Die then passed discussion of State policy and
with ha portion of his speech were exceedingly delight
Cd Some Of us expected he would be in favor
sion of The Central Rail Road from Slaunton the Ohio
We therefore very agrccaby disappointed when he de-
carcd himself in favor Of connection with the Virginia and
Tennessee Rail Road. by down New river, from
Montgomery the mouth of the kanawha, Guyandoc.
Some feel deep Interest! in this scheme and de-.
lighted hear him advocate it, instead of extension Of
the Central Rail Road. Mr. S. is good speaker and his
speech State policy well received by all
Our late delegate Jas p Ednondson Esq, is candidate
for reelection, and with good prospect Of success.
James F. Hogc, ESQ., Of this county, is the democratic
candidate for the Senate in this district He nomnacd
by District Convention convsned Carroll Court House
few days since The district is decidedly Democratic and
the party remain united and vgant his election GER
tain. Yours nc. A SUBSCRIBER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-14
,rp,IRS IN OTHER STATES.

on;s,,,ure of Georgia, the House have lalu ut'"
ah,a the resolution OF the Senate, TO 60 INTO al
r r;,ad States Senator the next DAY. ''io I
-. ina, i, NAV be permitted 10 lie there 10 'o o"0
| -. car nc vet "hcre is no vacancy III o" ~
oo,on,,,ion Judge Berrens term OF once "''' ~.
;fa I March 3d. 1853. His successor WIZ al"oS'
r. M, be called to enter upon the discharge q nc
nert Legislature of Georgia will convene month before
the commencement of The session OF Congress, at when
Tudpe Bercns successor will take his seat leaving ample
time for his election and his arrival at Washington aer Tue
meeting of the Legislature Of the State. lhs oelns lhe
case the duty Of supplying the vacancy which WI" occur
whom Judce Berrien's term Of office expires shoulo
clearly deyove not upon present Legislature ou upon
that 10 be elected wear after BY bringing on The cleo
,ion now the Legislature will place in Office gentleman
whose term will not expire until eight years after he Is cho
SEN Is not this too long time to take most OF our pubic
men on trusl2"
The Wings in the Legislature of Tennessee appear to be
terribly excited on the subject of the election OF u =
Senator They have majority of the Legislature but IN
consequence Of the rampant ambition OF several aspans
the why organs apprehend something like the dire calamity
of the election Of Democrat TO the u ). Senate Inc
Nashville True Wing denounces the unparalleled avity Tor
Office seeking which has characterized the session. invo
wing the repeated defeat Of the Wing majority by the aid oil
locooco votes until Wings have becomes distrustiul oil
Whesn The same paper denounces the undsgulsed TRADING
and rolling and suicidal strife and the spirit
OF and rcrmnuton which have been the order Of
the day and which threaten hopess disaster to the Wing
party" The editor says he has done every thing to
avert :he probable calamity of Wing defeat IN The
election of IT, States Senator and in dsrcung the State
and he appeals 10 the people TO award censure or praise as
one or the other may be necessary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-14

We are panied learn that yesterday morning VIM. P.
Byrd ESD Young and talented member Of the Bar Of this
civ suddenly died at the Hotel Of Mr. Ro. Muirhead
the New Market House. His disease is attributed to strong
mental excitement He has been long labong learn
with disease OF the heart. This will carry sorrow to
the of large and highly respectable family and other
CONNIE ous in this State.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-14
RHYMES FOR THE TIMES.

ny MAJOR G. ". rATTES, I. S. ARMY.
This world is very iancitGl,
And changing all the time,
And some are fond of politics,
And some are fond Of rhyme.
Patterns are some OF plety,
OF wickedness are some,
Oae lectures on soorlety,
Another treats on rum.
Some are the soul of honor
blessing where one iifes,
Some. Ton the whole) have lt'le sou''
Except what money gives.
Some will rebukc you rudely,
Yet be your friend the While,
While some will smile before your TACO,
And i:stab you while they smile.
Some are in love with gambling,
Some are in love with girls,
Some "hide their talents IN the ealth,
Some cast u swine their pearls.
The trader likes his 'custom,"
TO buy ty' at l pskies5a I Ei.. .,heap
The lawyer likes parchment,
The doctor likes scull,
The actor fancicS most 10 see,
Parquet and boxes full.
The painter likes portrait,
The school boy likes a show,
While the girl. ween, ''uf sweet sixteen
Would sometimes beau
A "lassie likes laddie,'
And "a ladde likes u lass"-
And Il dandy likes to look upon
A monkey in the glass.
A tailor 5 fond of cabbage,
miscr leuDs to locks,
A mill wright dreams of wheels and streams,
c al
A spirit likes "nedium,"
A medium bugs called "hum,"
And with her toe, she likes to show
How spirits go and come.
Some Ike to follow fashion,
Without the purse to pay,
And slarve for nearly halt year
To make grand display"
Some 20 abroad on travel
To talk OF foreign things
While they who stop, 10 keep the shop,
Go"only to the Springs"
Some visit lands as 'patriois'
In a "fHibuStcr" ship,
While Others stay at home and pay,
Their bills in "Cuba scrip"
Some 'istrikc" for abolition,
Men Of no small renown,
And in the cause of highcr laws"
Knock the high Sheriff down.
While others preach secession,
Talk OF ''lonely star"
And rave and swear by earth and air,
"Our voice is sill for war"
Oh this world is very fanciiul,
And changing oil The time
And some are fond uf politics,
And some IRE fond OF rhyme!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-14
MURDER BY STUDENTS.-l'hc Washington, Pa
Z II ;..S,. ling the lnllnu;inn

TIC HHsIIH5FVHI IL,
Reporter Of the 9TH instant contains the lol!owins
CanonsJurs has again been the Of most depoa
be atiray resulting in the death of young man named
william Wilson, aged about 20 years an apprentice to The
Carpenter business under Mr. J. G. Mcliraine OF that bo-
rig!, On Wednesday night last about O'clock, young
Wilson assaulted by two young men, students OF Jef-
crson Coheg Ii alleged that al least one OF the youn"
was armed with knife, and that both participated In
the melancholy ai." which terminated in the deaf! OF
young wilson Tie following evcnngThursday, about
II oc!utk. One Of the suacns arrested and commit
ted la Of this borough The other escaped. From
all that learn, this melancholy affair was the result, OF
a dru:sn 55aw,c sudents being under the Influence OF
intoxicating drinks the time of The fatal rerconrc-thou.l
is alleged that young Wilson perfectly sobcr-no
being IL 81! in the habit q. drinking.
ts'Ihe following is the result OF III election for men,
ger of Congress for Tic Wczc district asceraned By the
Sheriff. Of the several counties the 9th ns agrceaby to
fhn aci Of Assembly,:
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IMPORTANT FROM HAVANA

Charleston Nov. l0.-The brig Amelia, from Havana
arrived here yesterday, bringing dates from that city to the
Isl instant.
Mr. Thraher still confined in his oa hsome dungeon
II rumorcd tia, autograph letter from Lopez had
been found in Mr. Thrashers office, duplicating himself
well his brother and Others His brother had also been
arrested AID thrown into prison on the 3lst ult
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-14

Caleb Cushing tho Mayor Of the city Of Ncwbury-
port has elected delegate the proposed National
Democratic Convention nominate the Presidential cand
date party. The Democratic paper in General Cus
ngs city, breathes the aspiration that 'te National
Convention may look Massachusetts, and New
burypor. for Of the present the united De-
mocracY Of the nation.n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-14
FCNNI.-Speaking of The recent Congressional election

FCNEl.-Speaking Of the recent Congressional election
in Virginia. the Editor OF the Richmond Times says:
"Taking tacn calm review OF the battle field We conf
IDENTITY that the Wings though they have elected
their hare cctier.a srsa: and patriotic :riumpk'
What ph.osoheri Defeated every engagement
routed dispersed, ard annhiated-he yet consoles himself
with the con!ent that the "Whgs have gained
great and patriotic triumph" The triumph Certain
~ sFsa! ana paTo'ic bul the Ways were the men
VINO gained 1t. Verify, these Wings strange moras
South Side Democrat
The official vote for Governor Of Georgia. counted and
announced In the Legislature is follows: Cobb 81 397;
McDonad s, S24 Cobb's majority Is 573.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-14

HIGHLY IMPUNTtN. FiOM WASHINGTON
wAsHSuTnH Nov. l0.Nc i,a.n from untouched source
that S'anlsh Mnl-er L. cay iriinnG.d under Dsuc
tGn< Government Invite back Spanish Consul
New ORLEANS t-ius :i there aHn American naval YES
gel salute h r"r>ui" !hc tc-ie his ,tic CTS those of
the utae. anIr,s t>; 4, in tie lite guts or Caderpn
de ia BaIcl he Spanish Minister will demand his passports
Ii tina, NJ: Webster has promptly refused TO
comply with these demands.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-14

The Wing announces that Mr.. Summers will be here on
Thursday o.morrow) and will address the people that
evening We that Col Bocock, who expected in
Lynchburg, will be here TO reply to Mr.. Summers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-14

INTRODUCTION OF SLAVES INTO GEORGIA.
In the Legislature of Georgia, the 81 instant Mr. Nc
Dougald of Muscogee county, presented bill prohibit
the introduction of slaves into that State for purposes of
sale. The bill passed first reading
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-14

Commodore Charles logris has been appointed Chief OF
the Ba5cau Of Ordnance and Hydrogaphy place OF Conf
mcaorc l.. Warrington dcceIsfd
Commodore Vim. e Shu7rcs has been appointed Inspec-
tor OF Ordnance, in place 81 Commodore Norris transferred
D the Bureau
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-14

THE Washington correspondent OF the Journal Of Com
writes notwithstanding the denial of Republic,
that Mr. Rves has been recalled or is to home have
good believe he is be relieved from the mis-
sion and has been so notified"