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DOCTOR LOTT, OCULIST
AND OPTHALMIC SURGEON.
-rlrf Confines his Practice TO
rsai rfiH DISEASES OF THE EYE

OUce 2si Broadway. OF Warren street. M imr
IMPORTANT DisGOV EliY 10 Camph,pe and 1Ihsm,c.I
OIL Lamps, warranted burn hall crpense or
either oil gssThs difficulty which has heretofore existed In
umm Csmphne L.mpss entirely obvated, by
ofa Movable Cap and other which
upon inspection viii sA the public that they Obtain
Lamp usewiI burn or
.odsce equal and steady light all direc IONS and
regulated by slnxie screw movement Also an Improved
featured upon Improved system, wholesale retail de-
vered city, Old Established Stand
H GEORGE MICHELL,
90 im-m sCsherpe street.
IVAN NOKDENS WHITING AND BOOK-kEErINI5
-ACADEMY " now open, 28l Broadway, 2na floor Tor
the rece OF pupils where all acquire Van Nodenh beau-
fu If pennInan<hip IN very short ns and
with ease grace AID elegance.
Nj Van Drden prepared give instruction ia RocL
Keeping rron plans en,iref .tricty tracti al On
pug months n.tructio the pupis scusy open Ahpee
and close, " scucay, from % to 30 set Of books.
Ter moderate
Hoars OF ga. NJ. till P. NJ. ns Rom
10 IN the evening
Tie Ladies daily maP N. mis- tmsr
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GROUND SPICES AND COFFEE
A 7 THE HOPE MILLS, "A Marker6eld street, hetwse

GROUND SPICES AND COFFEE .r
AT THE HOPE MILLS. u Markerfeld street, between
Office l2 Frontst Constantly hand, the lowest markc
pricrs aud ~ the usnsl v,r~rv NJ psck,ees az 'rnsm
ITO FAMILIES uUING sou IA, 70 the West InaIrs OF
Europe "A respectable female, a yeas of wishes
Sne wond pee going Europe yet would good
offer South the West Indies. The refer
ences gwen. Address A. A. A. boz TS upper Post Office, ".
York. l,..a sior
EQUEsTRIAN ACADEMY.-The subscriber would re-
and Brook that he opened Academy, that large
End buiding formerly known the Equestrian
Exchange Cooks Ccus 400 Bowery Vauxha 0ard<nl
accomplishment. the Of horsemanship in all
branches The Acaoemy furnished with dressing and sitting
rooms, and for the comfort OF pupils and
mas made arrange msnia with Mr. W. j. Davis one OF
me Oldest professors from Europe 10 take charge OF the
and naners himself thai will meet with the
pobru"n and enco rnent Of liberal public.
above. = : =
of5 3m' re W b DISBROW. Pro,ri~fov.
"ERANcIs's PATENT LIFE BOAT" has been tested
the past Tour ye rs N ACTUAL and by
fgllows MANNED AID thrown deck
while under way dropped endwise from the cru OF
o turned by force u,. ,sos don ssS &c. with ns esy
ar S ID. sa. s1s
landing sur when all her byss samp~d 49,; ~ ~
psssen- from OK sea. v,,h ~. ~.
and plugs srd,ng wreck WIN the boz Nm br
hen open SINKING wreck fall or r. IL H.
breaking IRON end end making way across ci nt
wreck aud bringing of Is passengers Leaving IN.
boa swsm I'd; from The deck Of shin ana ~; ~
In and Iowe IN deep wafer &c. and mali s sss eos1
before; :. JOSEPH FRANCIS,
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MUSTARD FACTORY.-J COGswELL has removed
M from Alien Roosevelt second story Of
occupied by Mr. W. Psentiss coffee and spice dealer
where he prepared furnish the article short notice and
liberal credit, put up IN any style. ,
country mustard. ASH nlnf f.l.l-.1 o2s Inn
MAGAZINES & PERIODICALS FOR NOVEMBER.
World sfFason Young Peoples Book Boston and Benteys
Miscellany &c Farm House Of the XIX century, with
than Biblical Journal and Christian Family
Magazine. edited By he Rev Rod and D. Newell Tenn
snd s D wy We 70 e.
lively gay. All Of which viii be sold Wholesale and
retail and those who buy 70 sell again at lower than
can be obtained else where.
N B.-Fy agents wanted q circulate magazines periodi
GALS nc. A. J. SEXTON, Ne. II Beekman,
rs lmr naLLL .l- corner Nassau.
WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Wine aud CommIsson
has hand aud daily receiving, choice arcles and Offer
them moderate pces for cash city accepances He
oGen for sale
hds and smaller packages Of Lomeline Madeira Wine
10 casks MLmsey Vintage, Of 1917,
u casks Brown, Gold and other superior 5herries, =.
afcnks Hencssey, seignete and Otard Brandy from Lon
don D ,cks, 81.
70 pipe, Holl.nd Gin, part Swan brand.
Refined Loaf Lp%E and Crushed sugan. from the best
Q bsskes Champagne. Anchor, aud other choice brarSs
Carter also general agent for the s2eienr tossr Of
Lnmlne of Madeira and takes orders for thez celebrated
WA xkst yer T Is g gSTrEE CLOVES
5000 Italian Marble Tiles, viii and blue
~ bags Surnatra Pepper.
IS bags real Bourbon Cloves.
50 ks 6 imported White lie d in Oil. .l
Is boxes Milan Setl 10 snail bss
A.osn q Topas. Aqua Marine. and other pre-
fne Ifw I'm
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Loxps. MeSer Mssxsr. Nov - he tonsol hsfse
bas o. firm this rnlnf Acf0unf 80 hr mn-
new. IN other ~osds Zoe imm~iisc sisr Coz a. srs
worth per than Coz The ncx - hng icy We
quote ths latter p3s AID he iorssr Of ~ The bss
Lers bought Go stock the s+yisss Bsrks ~ %
assumed. This makes very nearly fss co. tho
account IN dsss The pure ssss 70 - eoDtuasi
The Obi CT no doubt " the enhancsmsut q prcss. srt
thus frast sng the confemps'et reduction Of h.
Of interest upon he Three anda Hall cents ti ~
Of which this morning y 1901 snf Coz M ~ ~iocl
l0fls ESchsquer Bills AZ al rr~mnm IN -
Bonds so4 to sas premium and B.nk Of Ens-id -''eA
100 70 i67
The Foreign stock Exchange has assumed r-thr no'
activity to-day business having h~en tfsnsscisa
raj OF the Bonds. Mexican sock has Teen q ~ ~ -
ruvian are arm ., " vi The Bonhh 80 - ~, -.
for good accounts from tho hrts ~. ~. f.-..
scarcely hops that any remtfsnees v =" -
for a small dividend, fof long time ei .... -
tn w.. - -, ny, f,s.h stisns Of the new lures ~
cents NJ, ri. aouS DANISH sock squossi II "a 20 SAD
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In Congress. Fuo,r. J,.,i.

Is senate, Mr.. SxrH Of lndiara reporse
bill respecting the sale Of cad miness. o,be, "a
De lsnd. in Illinois. Wi>Aon.an and Iowa.
Several private bills were discussed anl 4,
the table.
The bill a. authorize lie Secretary q the l.,
MS t. mako aa srran- emcnt or compromise
any Of tie .ure'ics on bonds given 10 he II,
States by samuel SwarwoCt the .tc Col,s,oi
;se custom, tor the port OF New.ior, Va, Tan
up. but Was passed over on the srosrd din !.
WRIGHT. VINO took an iniorcs, ia the b.ll. vas =
present.
The Senate ,hcn went into Executive Scsso,
Is The Uovsr. Nj MoozE OF Louisi.na "a,
some statements showing how the revenge !,
been dcfraudcd b, The importa.ion Of .yrap &.
gar cane a. molasses.
On motion Of Mr. FuINoRg. ihe tlous
solved itself into Committee Of the " hsie q, 4.
State Of the Union, anil resumed the con,.dc.ia
of the bill 10 provide revenue from imports sa,.,
change and modify existing laws imposing Dur
OF imports, AMI for other purposes. The us,
relating 10 tin. zinc. German silver. -; TO co,'
to teas. SC. were scvcrally considered, and MN
ou, amendments Offend. Mr.. RoosF'ttT mo,
to reduce the duty on coal from - - per ,on
- cents. and Nh. MckroN proposed i9i ceu
Both were rejected
Ca W. W {. JoHNso>'' amendment il p,
lion TO issuing Government stock 10 he DIVIDE
among the States. teller, were ordered, and Mess
". {. J. and GESlRl aI~d OF, arm ia an
through the tecrs. in favor Of the am, ndnan
amid roars Of laushter tie affirmative vote ID
standing tire.
Alta late houi the Committee ro.c and pFi,'
to the House whereupon the preNios' gaets
was moved, which will bring the House 10 a6re,
vote on the amendments and ON ordeuss The bi
10 be ngrossed for third reading.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-18
Fourteenth Ward Tyler Meeting

To the Editor Of The Tri5Hne:
was very DESTROYS of seeing yer meeting
az tel, quite sure there were no such persons Is
TYLER men. and therefore sirollsd 70 J oeai HaH'
2l2 Grand street. for that purpose, on Saturday
evening There found vast assemblage OF the
Real Grit. amounting to "a persons all told; l.
Of whom. from. different Wards. were custom
House OFcers, acting a. part OF the hoya.
Swiss Guard; nearly all the remaining nine were
either their brothers. or ether relatives, whose
bark at Mr. Claws Land Bill was merely borrowed
FOR the occasion. Well sir. the hour for business
came At last. when one of the faithful, Mr..
Mundy. from the First Ward. was dizzy appointed
Chairman. and Mr.. Michsels from what Ward
did not learn was appointed Secretary After
the call Of the meeting was read. young gentle
man without one word Of commonly handed a
paper to the Chairman. who announced 1t to the
meeting 4, Resolutions for their adoption. which,
upon motion were read tone of then' included
thu names of five persons as Delegates to the
TYLER General Commttce.) nesd scarcely in
form you that tie resolution, and five delegates
were taken at one swallow-when upon motion.
the meeting immediately ADJOURNED
The whole business was conducted in the most
quiet manner possible; not one loud or enthuSl-
astc word being uttered.
Owing to the unavoidable absence Of job Has
kell. Clinton Haring, and Orator Raymond Of the
Seventeenth Ward. Jobs competitor ior the dis
tnguished honor of being considered the Admin
i.tration Great Gun of the City,) there wa. no
persoa delivered of a speech on this very interest
ing occasion.
~ have Arrays been al ardent supporter Of
Mr.. Clay, you may be sure spent very uneasy
and .leeple.s night after witnessing sucha tremcn-
dous demonstration against him.
Although | am not member of Mr.. Tyler 5
Erina Conservative Association, I am natural
ned citizen of lRIsH BIRTH.
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The Halfway lIurdcr.

The evidence on the pat OF the State closed on
Friday afternoon. It, substance il given in the
opening Of the District Attorney, published on
Saturday. Mr.. David Graham, Jr., opened the
case Tor the prisoner. The following outline of
his remarks, from the Newark Daily Advertiser
shows the character OF the defence
You will perceive that the prisoner Is rsPcct-
able Young man; the son of respectable citizen
of New York. who Ina, always kept him and pro-
vdcd for his wants. There was no reasonable
inducemont for him to engage in this, nor any
other offence; nothing in tie circumstances PIE
ceding ms leaving home which could have led him
10 commit .uch lie had lett behind HIM
a fond and doating father and friends kind and
aiirctiOnate wife. 10 whom hc had been married
but year, and an infant child
We shall snow ~ evidence Of the most conclu.
,ye character that he has been remarkable for an
uuoxccptionabc character, and mild and peace
ful disposition: and that he has been affected with
an imbccilitv Of mind cxtrei,cy affecting to his
parents and friends. | know thi. i. defence
often brought before iurie. without ground, and
that there is already a deep seated prejudice in
the public mind against such n plea. Aware ot
this prejudice We have hesitaed whether 10 pre-
sent the plea or not; but We do not now present
it to account for the murder, but merely to explain
away the strange stories which have been told 10y
the witnesses on the part of the State and We
shall be able 10 prove that We have good grounds
for this plea.
Gentlemen the evidence shall present will
be from persons with whom he mas been intimately
associated for a number OF years from rcspectabl"
physicians, who have been consulted years ago in
relation to a weakness of mind which would rem
der him legally incapable Of such crime.
The witnesses for the prisoner were examined
on Friday and Saturday morning. The case was
resumed on the part Of the State that afternoon,
and will probably be committed to the jury to-day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-18
Politics i'm Ohio.
Correspondence Of the Tribune.

Extract OF a letter dated ga.
CLEVELAND, Ohis, July l2th, 1872
The Wing party il whole and sound in this re-
cion. The treachcry of John Tyler has caused a
shock, 70 be sure. but the Wings are recovering
from il fast. Traitors they are not accustomed to,
but they reflect with satisfaction the end of all
rrenchcry. ihey peru.e the history OF his proio-
type. Judas Iscarot In the mean time they are
turning their eye. and raising their voices "A by
reclamation for " HAgRr or INK VEST 10
hin they look for pilot out OF their trouble
John Tyler may defeat the great Wing measures ::
it will only delay them to reflect honor on Henry
CLAW Yours. &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-18

o. For Mr.. Webster's great Dispatch to
Mexico. Notices of New Publications. and
an Association Article, see first page.
o. For Ralph Waldo Emerson's Lee
ture on The Times" continued see last
D1Ug,
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7 = TIE July No. Of the American Laborer containing
Mr. Hunngton's Speech the Taf, and numerous vsu-
able Statistical Tables aud Documents relating 10 the Labor
and Industry Of tie Country, j. ready for delivery
Subscription Price IS the year Twenty copies for $40
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TIL T. TRIBU n E.
MONDAY MORNING. JULY 10, 1872.
r WING sfnie Convention.-A STATE COS

u WING Sfnte SonNtntfo"' -
vENrioS 90 be- composed Of Delegates rom the se'eIs
COUNTIES the STATE, equal 10 tier representation ~ 'ne
House OF Assembly, will be held at Syracuse Oh "eu"e'
day, the day September next at i ococA a. "'o
10, ,le rrr, f dominating candidates for The Offices o.
Governor and Lieut. Governor 10 be- supPorte' ~ we
Wig Electors Of this STATE tie ensuing election a' 70
transact rb other business a. may be deemed proper by
the Convention
The Wing Electors are respectfully 'ef'es'" :" -
County Convention In their respective counties and appoint
their rs,c, % tie state Convention, and ne Central
Corresponding Committee for their respective COUNTIES
and transmit the name, OF .uch committee, With their al
,es. 70 the Chairman Of the state Committee, at Albany
AUrng June y. 1892
LEWIS BENEDICT,
JOHN TOWNSEND.
SAMUEL STEVENS, STATE Central
JOHN TAYLOR,
JAMES HOR*EE, Conmtee.
SANFORD COBB,
ROBERT THOMPSON,
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u In WAsWSCToS CITY the Tribune may be- had an
r. LUFfs residence near Third-sueet At cents per
copy AVID delivered 10 subscribers at thor residence Tor %
cents per month, I2l cents per week.
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sidence. Or places of business VIII please leave Their names
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Dcnoern,ic y,hig a:enerni Committee

A SPECIAL Meeting OF tbs Committee VIII be hst at TIE
Broadway HOusc % Tue.say evening, lHh July, inHsrt
al O'Clock. ELLIS POTTER, Chairman.
FpwtPpF cons secreiare' VISA
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Notion az engaged to contribute to that Journal n
series of popular articles on Scientific subjects.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-18

70 The Rev. Willard Child, an eloquent cler-
gyraan OF Vermont, has accepted call 10 Nor
wich CT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-18

- 4 Teas Meeting was held at RAYMOND
Miss, short time since. when Ex-Governor Run
mails wa. among the speakers. Twelve signed
the " emigraii.n list; and It was calculated that
a company Of sixty would be raised.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-18

u The Common Council of Albany are talk
ing removing the distractions in the Hudson
but have as yet done nothing farther.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-18

u The "Quid Nunc. a daily and weekly pa.
per- j. the title OF spirited new Journal. lust
established in Chicago.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-18

Y The Illinois Palladium. Published at PeAin
has hoisted the banner Of HESRr CLAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-18

n The annsal commencement Of the Oni>sr-
.ty OF Penn., lyana took place at Philadelphia ON
FRIDAY last. Tweniy-lour students received the
desr,c of Bachelor OF Arts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-18

% The Peoples Monitor, Warren, Ia. ha'
added rsclfto the bearers Of the Clay banner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-18

70 Wisconsin Territory has population Of
about IL 900, showing an increase since 1910 OF
300
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-18

" Mr. Van Buren, arrived at Buffalo On
Thursday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-18

~ IL is proposed 10 torn AT Boston an Eqnit-
able Life Assurance Society" ON the model of the
London Equitable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-18

DECISION ~ rHE CAsE oF jons &. CoLr -lh
argument upon the motion for 4 ncw trial IN si'
case, took place before the supreme Court, \
Utica, on Thur dag last Daley Se.drn AID III
Morel appeared for the prisoner. and Md
Whiting aud Barker, the Attorney General ior
prosecution.
We understand the grounds upon which The o
ton Wa founded were considered 80 sight BY 4
Court thit they at once denied the motion br
new trial, without hearing Mr.. Whiting. pp4 I
The Counsel intend carrying it 10 the Court Of \
rors, which assemblies At Albany early next mouS
there cannot be doubt however a. to the resal
and that the murderer will suffer the extreme RI
atty Of the law
Judge Kent would have passed sentence SYol
him now, but the Court Of Over and Teun''I
stand. adjourned until September until which II
it must of necessity be delayed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-18

u The Piusburg American states that BIZ
who va. convicted OF having murdered hi, Will
setting fire to her clothe, has been sentenced tol
years Imprisonment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-18

u The Hudson Observer states that two ,fav
elors, strangers, were found drowned in Brad
Lake, two miles west Of kayenna on tie Ia.
appeared thar they we're travelling ia a buggy. 3
ticd their horse by the road side aud went iu,o p
Lake to barhe. Probably ono was in danger .
the other p,r.shed in trisg to fcscue him. SO
$1,000 were found with their clothes. but 10 or
by which their names or residence could be asrr
tanned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-18

FArAL AccIDEsr-This morning a, Rev II
Bliss, Secretary Of the Tract Society, was 'iiVn'
ia chaise, on Lewiss wharf, with hi, son Z
lad about ) OF years DID, and his wifc's ,isrf
the horse took fright, ran round the corner 50
threw them all ont. The boys head struck -
ground and be was instantly killed. Mr. BIS
and the lady were severely, though it is beeva
not dangerously injured. The chaise Was dan.
all to pieces. Bdston Transcript, Friday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-18

u Tie Philadelphia Evcang Journal had
on Saturday. a leading article which i. a gro,.
libel on Henry Clay. Mr.. Winthrop Atwil :
YOU die not write Tn. article hut Low can you
PERM, such glos, asper,on Of a true Patriot to
appear in pspcr on which your name is display
cd as editor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-18

THE BROKERS LIcEScE Lsw.--Ihc opinion
Of tie City Court. on the law requiring brokers la
take out a licencc, was delivered this morning
by Judge Bricc I he opinion. a. we understand
i, in favor of the application ol the law To- an
who deal, Ia any manner directly, or Indirectly or
Ia the purchase of stocks bill. notes AID other
obligations" whesher on their own account or rs
agents. Bait. Pat, Jaly 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-18

ACADEMIA boat containing three or four
persons going to visit the French steamer Gsmer
was run over by the steamboat Samson yesterday
morning, and ore person drowned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-18

J. HIChUrd Nduffss IIOfkt'a LelfNraifd I.ecfure
on hAGsErisN AMI AsrRoSosY reported for The Tnb.
9nes published IN neat pamphlet and for sale at th. Of
hce- Pnce 6i cents, 81 cents per doLea-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-18

" At Detroit five blocks ofbuildings are going
up to supply the place Of those destroyed by the
fire last winter The new Cu.tomhousc is already
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-18

o. The young men Of Warren. ~ Y, have
held meeting, and passed resolutions on the sub
lect Of tight lacng
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-18

CABs.-This very convenient vehicle is about t.
be introduced in the city OF Baltimore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-18

70 Tie Schuylkiil River rose FIVE feet Friday
nlghi. In !, fallinr again.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-18

% The James River on Thursday rose so sud
denly at Richmond (siS feet in tie first hour) that
some boys bathing were ncsry drowned and sew
cral of them lost their clothes. One of them was
saved by Mr. Benjamin Kcllua at the risk OF his
own lie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-18

II Masters Of Vessels and oilers arriving a, TN.
Por viii obige Us by giviag 10 Adrian Bsncker Jr who
our News Collector all packages hles and reports sc
ior tbs paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-18

% Oliver NJ. Smith. able lawyer oi Charles
ton, 5. C., wa. killed on July llth, by being
thrown from his chsise upon the curbstone, pro-
ducisg a conclusion of the BRAIN, which eau 4 I'M
mediate death lie WAS a native of ilavcrhill y. H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-18

- \ gang OF countcric.tcrs have been al
rested in Gustayus. Ware county. Ohio. Three
OF them were caught at work in thcir shop ON the
night of July 9rh, and - 600 in spurious Mexican
dollars and American half dollars were found in
their possession. Part OF their tools and machine
~ were also seized. The Shcrl was in pursuit of
two others. IN intercepted letter was toe means
nf ihpir dr,pction
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-18

" 4 man aamcd White hung himself last
wee. near Hamilton, Madison Co. Some domes-
tic difficulties supposed to have caused the sui