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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-21
The Latest style of Dry Goods.
SensonabIe Clothing.
Every description of Boots and shoes.

Meas seal, call, kip aud thick bouts; morocco
and seal pumps, lined cali, kip and thick brogans
Ladies' kid and morocro slippers; monroe, calf AM
prunella shoes and bootees, IN every variety, am
TO suit all ages and every size.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-04
circuit Court.
Before judge KaRt.

TUESDAY, Oct s.-Miehaei Haisey Us. L. w. Clark
This action to recover the amount OF an accept
drawn by the defendant in favor OF Gideon Ste
vens and accepted by Messrs & L. w Holmes, Of vi.
capay able at the Mechanics Bank In this citvor SIoe
The this I'm the April Of 1929 Gideon B.
stevens had Judgment entered against HIM ID the cry
OF Detroit and prevent sale he oboined from the de-
endsnt Clark his draft on the Messrs Holmes of Utica,
Tor which he got cashed at his urgent request by
sidney ketchnm, adrector OF the Calhoun Bank at Mar
SHALL distant from Detroit about 10 miles, who paid him
the mil amount oil the note in the funds of that bank,
which notes he states he away release the udg
ment at loss OF $60 The note purchased for Ketch
by Messrs, Comstock Halsey who sent il on TO this
city to Messrs. II. II. Scheelin Co.. who lodged in
the Bank OF America At maturity the note protest
ed, and returned to Comstock & Hasey, and by
them transferred, it is said for fair consideration
to the plaintiff Michael Halsey, who brings this suit to
recover The defence up was that the notice pro.
test not sucien that the notary had not exercised
due diligence in ascertaniDg the residence Of the de-
PENDANT consequence Of which the notice to
Detroit, instead of Chicago; that meanwhile, Stevens
paid his creditors by certificate bankruptcy thus de-
barring the defendant from collecting the amount from
Stevens Also that the transaction between Stevens and
Ketchum usurious, the notes OF The Calhoun Bank
being at the below par at Detroit The Judge held
that the notice of protest good and binding The
only question was on the suhec OF usury, and this
n matter for the Jury to determine One witness, Mr..
Sandford practising barrster at Detroit swore distinct.
ly that tho Calhoun Bank was, in April 1880, specie
paying bank and that its notes were taken at par IN De-
troit, at the Dauk Of Michigan On the ether hand.
Stevens the notes below par II the Jury be.
evsd Mr. Sandf0d then there could be- no usnry in the
transaction if they believed Stevens, then 1t became
question whether both parties were at the time
oftha fact then there uury and the defendant
was entitled verdict by the laws of Michigan, de-
Quoting three times the $50 from the principal and nte
re,t II the plaintiff entitled to verdict, then they
should md for the whole amount and costs Inc Jury
returned verdict, without hestaion for the planf In
$3.50 % damages, and cents costs.
For plaintiff, Messrs. Graham end Sanford for de-
fendant, hessrs Norris and Mitchell.
Calender of Wednesday So l. a. 35, "a, As, 81
50, So, bs, SO, 70, II, u, rs, n, 70, sgs3.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-04

BISHOP ONpERDeNK AND HIS CLERGY.-Some
sixty clergyman Of this diocese met in ST. Johns
chapel on Saturday last, and from thence went in
procession TO the residence of Bishop Onderdonk,
10 congratulate him the happy results OF the late
Convention.
Dr. Wainwright was their spokesman, and in be.
half of his brethren EXPRESSED in fervid strain Of
eloquence their unbounded confidence in their do
cesar, and their admiration Of his irmness and de-
clsion. The Bishop responded in go touching a
manner, that there was scarcely dry eye in the
whole OF the assembly. At the conclusion of his
remarks the clergy all knelt down and received the
Bishops blessing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-04

NiBLo's.-The public are greatly indebted to Mr.
Niblo tor the variety and elegance of the entertain
ments he mas presented during the present season,
and particularly for the re-engagement of the tia
liam Troupe, who, Monday evening last, produced
Donizett's new and delightful opera of Comma di
Verey, to highly fashionable and discriminating
audience. Signor Calvett, made his debut as the
hero, and was received with great favor. We shall
notice this charming opera mere particularly here
after, as 1t will be repeated this evening There
was rush last night to see the RaveIs in the re-
vived pantomime of the Conjuror's Gift, by many
considered the best of their productions
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Superior Court.


MONDAY Der 3 = Ridley VS. Moses BedeH-The parties
in this suit are joint occupants of portion Of the Old De-
ancey farm, which coDscaed to the United States
after the revolution The present action define the
boundaries of the property Of the parties The
case has been tried before but trial gran
ted II appears that the plaintiff Ridley, built q stable
which the defendant conceived encroachng upon his
property he hired number Of laborers with
cut down the portion of the stable which extended
his supposed portion of the grounds beyond line drawn
by him, and which he supposed q correct The
portion cut off, he turned into the lot Of the plaintiff
and for this damages sought for and end put
further difficulty by determination oil the bound
aries.
The case il adjourned to to-day.
Calender for to-day Mos. rs, n, 20, 81, %, %.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-04
Literary Notices.

SAINT DOMINGO An interesting pamphlet has
been published in France, on the troubles and posi-.
ton OF Hayti-on the necessity Of the Intervention
of France in the affairs of that island.
LlrrrIL's EcLEcrIo MUSEUM This is Maya
zine published by Littell, No 2S6 Broadway. 1t
contains all the best articles from the foreign
Monlhlies and Quarterlies.
PoEMs:oN MAN IN THE REPUBLIC, by Cornelius
Matthews-Wiley & Putnam, New York. This is
collection OF poems by the author Of "the Motley
Book" &C., on man in the various relations OF
life.
iHE PROGRESS OF PUsEYIsM, by Churchman-
winchester, New York This is a review of the
Apologies of DIR. Seabury and Mr.. Haight, for the
ofdination OF Mr.. Nathan Carey, with remarks on
me attempts now making TO unproiestantize the
Protestant Episcopal church in the United States.
HE AMERICAN RAILROAD JoURNAL-Saxton IL
Miies' New York This Is the October number of
this valuable magazine.
HUNS MERCHANTS MAGAZINE FOR OcronKR -
This Is very valuable number Among its hest
papers is one on the impending revolutions in the
commercial intercourse OF the world; but there is
another ct great importance, on the commerce of
Cuba TINS magazine Is now become not only
useful, but almost an indispensable publication.
CONSTITUTIONAL Law, RELATIVE TO CREDIT, Cur
RENCY AND BANKINe-By Lysander Spooner-Phil.
lips: Worcester, Mass The title Of the pamphlet
is sufficiently explanatory.
DEMOCRATIC REVIEW, FOR OcToBsR-Langeys:
New York-The political article of this number is
very lugubrious, aud is not calculated to stimulate
the party whose organ the Review is Its ether con-
tents are such as generally are be met with in its
pages, and in saying this we intend TO be compli-
mentary.
CAMrBELL's MAeAzINK.-This is a capital work.
1t is glst Of all foreign publications. Let every
one buy it.
THE New YORK LEGAL OBsERvER-Owen, New
semi monthly law journal, contains some valuable
papers. irrespective of its decisions There is much
sound practical knowledge to be obtained from this
work, by the non'protessonal reader, which will
recommend it to general circulation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-04

CHATHAM THEATRE We have not been for years
more pleased and gratifed than last evening in wit
Messing the performances at the Chatham Such
neatness and good order as prevails throughout the
houe is study worthy Of the attention of any
manager. The drama Of the Rebel Chief is of it.
self attraction, and should be seen by all 1t is
to be repeated this evening, with the play Of the
Stranger, and catalogue of songs and dances of
uncomfortable extent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-04

STATE INDEBTEDNESS John A. Parker, Jun :,
who recently visited Europe with the view Of in
teresng the creditors Of the several States in an at
tempt TO sue them tor debt in the United States
Courts, has issued circular with the view of esta-
blishing United States agency for public stock"
the object OF which is stated to be to collect and
pay over the interest on the stock, and to assist
The States in restoring their credit" Mr.. Parker
is very persevering in his endeavors and means to
make the States pay if possible, either singly or by
general average.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-04

PIErY AND PRovENDER.-Poor Stone, of the Com.
mercial, says he always mad great respect for B.
shop Dsane. II is well known that the fat and the
strong" were always duly reverenced by the saga
cous editor, but he seems now TO be standing IN o
Justice Greedy between the hostess and the newly
restored WelIborn. The offer Of saddle of ven;.
con outweighs the poor donation of a pig
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-04
M An exchange PAPER states that

Mr. A. Van Wyck, formerly cashier Of the
Unon Bank oil Nashville, Tennessee, has become
sproprletor of the Museum, which cannot fail, in
his hands, TO become valuable and useful.
Nothing more probable The banks in this coun-
try have been the greatest collections Of curosities
extant, and their officers the best judges of the
wild and wonderful 10,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-04

G5-The lady Samaritans are holding Fair now
on Staten Island. The object is one with which the
weather should not interfere. They are trying to
raise money TO build an Asylum for the destitute
to prevent the ills of poverty -stop beggary and
theft All this week they will continue their exer-
items; let it not be said that such cause should
fail for want Of announcement
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United States Court.
BEFORE Judge Rata

TUESDAY, Oct 3-Ihe U. States Us. Isaac Sears.-The
defendant is the master OF the schooner Speedy nand
arrested 10 to inraction OF laws the
u States which relate to painting the the vessel
in letters OF certain size and color upon her II
appears the OF the Speedy written only her
books and not the law directs in black letters her
stern the jury found the defendant guilty. and senten
ced him TO pay fine Of $40.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-04

BRrDeEPoRT, CoNNEcrrcUr.-At recent meeting
held in Bridgeport, it was proposed to abrogate the
city charter for the purpose of getting rid of the
city bonds. Thisis new mode to " repudiate.n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-04

The D'HAuTvILLE CAsE.-This case has revived
again. In the shape Of arrival at the Astor of a
large portion Of the witnesses and lawyers connected
with it. We thought it had terminated long since
in the marriage Of the Count, in Paris, to French
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-04

CALHOUN IN CoNNEcrIcUr-The four democratic
delegates from Hartford to the county convention,
elected last week, avowed themselves to be in favor
of Calhoun
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-04

RACES IN KKNTUckY.-The four mile purse, $500
over the Lexington Nentucky) Course, was won BY
Bradley's Greyhead, by Christopher, beating Levia
than marc, Arraline, and Motto, in most gallant
style, in 1870, never having been locked in
either heat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-04

APPOINTMENT BY THE PREsrDENr-Greenbury
Dorsey, Collector of the port of New Orleans, in
place OF Thomas Gibbs Morgan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-04

oo- The steamship Caledonia, Capt Lott, left Bos
ton last Sunday, with 46passengers, for Halifax and
Liverpool, and a very large mail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-04

BARRY CoRNwALL's SoNes.-The English songs
OF TINS charming poet are TO be published by
Boston publisher.
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News from England.

M We shall receive by the Acadia and have for sale
st this Office all the foreign papers, together with London
illustrated papers, all of the latest dates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-04

MORE CLERICAL SEDucERs.-From Plattsburgh,
New York, we have an account of seduction by
a clergyman, which we do not publish, because we
are not acquainted with the author, who, however,
gives his name. If the story be true one, it is In
deed an aggravated case. The seducer is said to
be married man, and father of a family of three
children, one of which is twenty years of age
And worse still, he commenced the destruction of
his victim, young girl belonging to his church, at
a protracted meeting.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-04

The JERSEY MURDER CAsE.-Judge Hornblower
has sentenced hammer and Graham to two years
Imprisonment, for beating Mr.. Casey to death.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-04

HAIL SToRM-Tnere was quite a severe hail
storm in thiscty at one o'clock yesterday. 1t lasted
about fifteen minutes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-04

receive the news by the Acadia She was out four
teen days yesterday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-04

THK FoReER Observation-Disclosures the forger,
has been examined, and ordered to find bail in the
sum Of $1,000. for his appearance lat the Superior
Court to be held at New Haven on the second
Tuesday in this month, but for want Of the bail he
was committed to prison.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-04
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
sales of stocks at Philadelphia.

SECOND Board, Der. $500 State SIS. cash 80; $4,000
do 5 co.. $1,000 do 6cl ii shares pennsy wanna Bank
90; ls do Penn Tovnship Bank, 22a do Philadelphia
Bank, 743 25 do Kentucky Bank 665; $1,000 Tennessee
6s SSH $1,000 State 5 3d. 59t ~ shares Grard Bank
FIRsT BOARD Der. 3-$bo6O State SIS 50; $3.50 do SIS
593 5000 City Gas6s 1922 $500 Wilmington 6s 1883 ss
% shares Commercial Bank Of Cinn 73i; lls do Will
mngton RR, AS 10 do Pennsylvania Bank 1885, 10 do
days. 1885, 81 do Northern Bank OF Kentucky 49, $40 State
6s 1896 $685. $40 900 do 65; 25 shares Exchange Bsnk OF
Pittsburg 43; $4,000 schuykl Navigation 6s 1886 l00
LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.
IEILApElrHIA, Oct 31An Erie, Baxter Boston; Swan
BALTIMoRE, Oct 2Arr Hebe Green, and Henry Sumner
Rowland, Rio Janeiro Janet Chason, Kingston, ia.
RICHMOND Oct 2-Cld Comelia Young Rio Janero.
General Record.
FoUNpEREp ALL BoARD-Mr. j. Norman pilot
who landed Lewes Del Goth u that in heavy squa
HaTyio in eight iathoms water and all hands board
supposed to have persisted with herudeed from her appear
that she Egg Harbor coud render her
any assistance, owing to the severity OF the gale.
Spoken.
An American brig showing white signal red border with
in it, steering northward LIST ut lat 81 s. Ion 30 Why
the II Sumner at Baltimore
Foreign Ports.
RIO JANERo, Aug 23In port, CASTOR Eldrdge, from New
Richmond ldg Douglass Bourne, for NYor soon; Chusan,
Collegan Boston few days, Baltimore Puen, from Bahia,
unc; Chas Wgman. Haynie, for Baltimore 10 days; Smyrna
Cummings, from Moneyldeo for NYork few days. Rosario,
Taylor sod schr Enterprise, from Monevideo Goth
Sterling Love pnc; Leader Drebert, from Pernanbuco do;
Felix. Conner Bahia, do; y ship Columbus Turner
KINGSTON, ia Sept Pin Janet Fry for Cape Hayt
and Baltimore, days
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90 COMsTOCK CO.'S CONCENTRATED CON.
pound Fluid Extract of Sarsrpars, for the cure of
Scrouls, Mercurial and syPhiloid
Chronic Rheumatism, diseases
General Debility, Biles, from impure habit Of
Cutaneous Diseases body,
Scsly Eruptons OF the Skin, liberation Of the throat
letter, Pains and swelling of the
Pimples postules the bones.
lace, Liver affections.
and ali arising from an impure state of the blood
exposure and imprudencc of life excessive use Of mer
curry, &c.
The sarsnparila can be depended upon by every one
being good as any either in this country or Europe
Peope an avail themselves not just as they please in
usinp Of sarsarara This pure extract is put up in as
large or larger bottles any sold for doler at the
low price Of fifty cents per bottle 81
ner dozen Messrs C. Co., have been in the business
some fifteen years and also educated ply scans and
saw thew can make good Sarsapara any druggist,
or anv one else To be had only at 81 Courand street
No PROFESSOR VELPEAU'S CELEBRATED
Pills for the radical OF Gonorrhea Gleet and ell
pleasant discharges These pills. the result twenty
ye years experience in the Hospital e Charlie, in Paris,
have placed Professor Vepeau at the head OF his PROBES
sion Ia ell Of diseases Of the urehra. They have
entirely superseded the old and tedious treatment curing
the obstinate without tanting the breath, dis
agreeing wi the stomach, or confinement from bust
ness Sold In boxes, containing one hundred pills, 81
each. W. y. RICHARDSON. Agent.
Office and consulting rooms 1.-THE College 81 Nassau
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-04

YELLOW FEVER In NEW ORLEANS There were
nineteen new cases on the oath ut.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-04

on the 18th ult
The SEAsoN.-We have extraordinary weather
Sunshine, hail storms, snow, rain, logs and every
thing else Read the annexed for sample.
The weather is again summer-like. The heavy
and cold rain Of Sunday was succeeded by cheer
nag sun on Monday. Ii il now the I'd OF October,
and yet this vicinity has not yet been visited by 8
frost sufficiently sharp even to kill the grape vines
From all SECTIONS Of the State we hear OF the full r.
penng OF corn, buckwheat and lately planted pota
toes. These important crops are now beyond injury
from frost During the last season, the horn Of plen
~ seems TO have been poured out upon the land
and upon this, we look the most unening evidence
Of the substantial character OF the present growing
prosperity. Argps, oct. 3.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-04

RELIGIOUS LocoFocoIsM.- Commercial Ad.
vertiser joins Father Webb in his religious loco
focoism but if their notions should become cur.
rent, what would be the consequence? Why diff.
ferent system in every country on the face of the
earth, and the true church would be no where to
be found. These wise doctors would make the
church all over the world conform to the form of
government of each of the countries in which it
might be established, differing, therefore, in EACH
instead Of existing in its purity in al, without re-.
gard to earthly systems.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-04

SSow'--There was light TALL Of snow at Louis.
vile on the 18th ult.
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p3- CASPER HAUSER, THE WILD BOY OF THE
woods is creating great sensation at Pesles Museum
Whether he be half man. half monkey, hall devil it
universally conceded that he is great wonder and
presume of readers will tail of seeing him. The
Fudge Mermaid IL also great curiosity and the South
Minstrels great avorites They rapturousy
encored every night Miss Adar and Cero in for
their share Of the praise accomplished artists
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COurt of Common pl

Court Of Common Pleas.
Before Judge Ulshoefer.
CalendTfor Wednesday, Oct Nos. 3d. o. as 81, 10,
al, II, So, 50 T. l24 1922 49, g. g. H. 49, 49, 49, 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-04

90 THE AMERICAN MUSEUM SEEMS TO con-
tinue the flood tide of popular favor The extensive
saloon is crowded every agh and the eccentric Dr. Va
lenne keeps the whole house convused with laughter
Mr. Nellis is uniformly regarded with both interest and
wonder and Mr. Cole and his dog greeted with the
warmet applause In short the attractions of the place
unequaled and every citizen and stranger should
pay it q visit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-04

90 Mr. L. willard ia our only authorized agent for
the sale of the Herald Troy N Y All persons wish
ing the paper in thst city viii apply only to him. at $50
River street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-04

NINE DAYS LATER FROM MExICo.-The U. s. ship
Vincennes, Captain Buchanan, arrived at Pensacola
23d ult., in twelve days from Vera Cruz, There
was nothing new from Mexico when the Vincennes
sailed. President Santa Anna was expected at Vera
Cruz about the last of this month.
We are gratfied to state, that notwithstanding the
unhealthy season at which the vincennes recently
visited the Gull, her officers and crew are all WELL
There appears to be great hubbub in the Pensaco.
la Gazette, relative to the specie-part of lndemni
ty-that she ought to have brought, but did not
What matters it to the world whether she or mer-
chant vessel takes it In charge? We, as people,
have not the expense to pay. That comes out of a
few individuals Is the nation to beshouldered with
the expenses of private persons
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The FkvER IN MoBnE-The sickness continued
On the n ,lt
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90 DIR. sYME, DRUGGIST CORNER OF BOwE-
nv and Walker street. desires to his customers
that he will hereafter endeavor to keep supply OF sher
mans Lozepges and Plssters hand He has only in
one two instances when out of Shermsn's offered
Others but the people universally in favor OF
Sherman's, having known and approved of them for
years, he will that there wants in them well as.
He says he has sold many hundred boxes of Shermsns
and but two boxes OF any other kind.
This the best evidence of their superiority Dr. Sher
mans is around each box Of Lozepges and the
back of each of his Pasters. His warehouse is at JOG
Nassau street.
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{hz- CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY EFFECTU
ALLY CURED, whether produced by excessive indul-
gence in secret the effects OF protrsced illness The
ionc Mixture, prepared by the New York College of
Medicine and Pharmacy is efsctual remedy for de-
bty Of any kind, being composed Of the most strength
enng botanical medicines known. Its effect truly
prising On the constitution.
Sold in large bottles, 50 each small do 81, cases.
,alning half Dozen So, carefully packed and sent to
all parts OF the Union.
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Office and consulting of the College, 81 Nassau
street.
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$S,00s,6sl Al

ITEAsURv DEPARTMENT.,
REGIsrER's OFFICE, Oct 2, 1913.
4. L. SMITH, Register t the Treasury.