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New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06

G ELIZABETH complains abeut the singing in the
Methodist Church in Johnsreet and wishes The Tribune
10 notice pleasant way the defects OF the leader and
other members OF the choir particularly the screaming,
bois,erous noises by which il is frequently characterized,
and The horrible outrages Walker and Webster in the
pronunciation OF words We would cheerfuIy comply
with the request of correspondent, bu, think the
better way wonld be her join the choir herself aEd
she would then have opportunity CT suggesting improve
mcn and perhaps work REFORM il reform is needed
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06
APPOINTMENTS BY THE GOVERNOR,
BIZ and .rith tie ofyice and consent of tie Senate.

MARCH 81 1873.
MosrGoMERY CousTY-Adrian D. Fonda, Loan Com.
missioner, vice Robert Baud, term expired.
Abraham hees, Master in Chaneery vice John Cuming
term expired
henry C Adams, Examiner in Chancery, vice Peter 6.
Webster, term expired
Pythagoras Wemore, Supreme Court Commissioner vice
John Cunning, term expired.
Peter Plets, Eimuao Buel and William B. wemple, In.
spcctor and Measurers of Wood and Timber.
Joseph Sne Inspector and Measursr OF Wood and Tin.
ber vice HsTrsy Cook, term expires May g. 1873.
UsoSDAGA CoCsTY-Isaac E. Qaerean, ELsha Chapman
and Deoshenes c. LIE 10y, N0aries Public vice Evelyn
Casper, Warren w. Porter and Dudley P. Phelps
Alfred II. Hsvey, Notary Public
FRANKLIN CousTY-Martia L. Parline, Surrogate vice
Sidney Lawrence, term expired.
HzRxIMsR CovsTr-Peter 2. Belienser, Notary PRbHc
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06
Cour, Calendar This DAY.

SUPERIOR CoUEr.-Nos so, 50, So, 81, S., Sc,
81, 100, So, So, 6l, 50, lol, SO, 65.
CIRCUIT CouRr.-Nos. y, 81, 264, SO, ll6,
III, liz, l19, 100, 12l, 123, l24, 1875, 126, 1877,
l29, l30, l3l, 1872, 1873, 1876, 27, 137, 1873, l3e.
140, AL l42, l43, l45.
COMMON PLEAs.-Nos. 81, SO, 81, 6, g, 35, A.
l9, "A, -, So
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06
wh,g victory in wiiliamsburgh /!

The Town Election in WilIiamsburgh, across
the East River, took place on Tuesday, and re-
suited in COMPLETE WIG TRIUMPH, by majori-
ties ranging from l06 to l55. We give the vote
for the more important Offices:
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06
ee how such iniquity prosPers.
NEW.HAyEN COUNTY.

To,al.....s9!s sels la7 5s.6 4l72 74 II
Whig maj ..l75 Loco maj'..<io wig s'i" %.
Samuel D. Hubbard, the Wing candidate for
Congress- has over 200 majority in this County,
hut this is overborne in Middlesex, which gives
some 400 for John Stewart, Loco, and elects him.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06

S1cKsEss.-We are sorry TO learn, says the
Concord, n. H. Courier, that the sickness which
has prevailed so extensively in Vermont, and
Lower Canada. the last winter, has made its ap-
pearance in the town of Barnsted, in this State,
where many are now sick; some have died, and
others are slowly recovering. II very much re-
sembles, in many of its features, the Spotted Fe-
yer of 1914
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06
Gitp fntelligenre.

COMMON CoUscI.-The minutes OF tue -
meeting were approved o. Fire Depart.
NEST for The last month"; containing designations
nlens, and e1puisions, were received The iof1oe'
.oa6 ,n,e ,ndtile latter referred
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06

HORRIBLE MuRBRR.-Gn the Goth uit, Mr..
Hiram Bessley, for many years resident of this
county, was murdered by FIVE of his negroes. On
that evening the deceased and his negroes were in
a clearing about three quarters of mile from
hc,ne: The intent to murder him was there con-
ceiv,ed and, by stroke With en- axe. by female
slave. the work Of death was commenced. The
other negroes, three men and another woman, then
rushed to complete what the first had begun-and
did So On Tuesday all FIVE were arrested, brought
before Justice Woodson, confessed their guilt and
were committed for further trial
TColumba Mo- Statesman.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06
nuarlsets-Case reported for The Isihs~4.

nHRtkSetn-CdTefttItyT
WEDNESDAY p. H.
ASaES-rhe market is very quiet. Pois are ncrninaY
Is or brand 1872 ani ~ for 1885, Pearls S. No sales
,f either description.
COTTON Tnefe is change. aad Tue rates are quite
arm TIA. trc nsocton to-day fair eyient Some sN
70 lOOo b.les .ias Upland 5; as3 NOreass 5. y
Fair Upland ei 6s: ,,l:uns7 all. The soles yes''
tay reached an Jut 'bG0 ba a.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The asking rate fer Gen5sse Z
IN Ohio aud Michigan. scarce S. 10 Cas'a!n aad
Railroad Sc Saa5 400 bb.s Akron Comprising oll IN
irst hands, for the West ndle the market rae IN pa
line has beel moderate 10 day, but market h ii Ne"
Orleans, 81 95 50 49, About l400 bbs :f)a M pacfi
Sc. Southern grades continue stady at y %,
j,wer offers bsng refused sale@ 81 bb5 CeorcetoT2 I.
So 200 500 Howard 81 att So 7hd 800 Philadelphia AZ
ib1u,i so Richmond City, s. 80 jersey Meal 3! y
6at. with sales soma extent. Brandy wine % Isl
hhds SIP 20 cash. Rye Flour is rather plenty and dTa
Sales 100 bb.. at qao g. 81! 90 Shorts a l9c
ship sutf. l3 stock snail Sales 1900 bushels Shots IL
Il. ard 1900 bushels Ship StuffS at l3r.
CRiIN-Th-re s we believe no wbsa, Offering Tne
last sale was at The demand is good and is not inl'
probable i00c might be Obtained That rate has 6eene.
n ed for puccl F.an ser oBd hands The supplies OF
corn come in slowly, but the demand less active We
uoce sales 200 bushels Northern 10 arrive, at 55c and
1850 do here, lSc, weight pafcel Of Souhe.n ara
mother of New Orleans Offering Rye Is much wanted DC.
there is none on The spo arrive, 1000 bushels sold a. &C.
Oats are scarce small sales Of River S7., Virginia 52
lew have been received from Poue haeepse.
sEEDS-Fair demand for Glover at 81 7c and ic'a
good article 20 to so lcs hrough7c. Timothy, sales at SO
Rough Flax q, 81.
HAY-A small lot has been received from PougbEeepe
We quote 5Sc, with only retail sales.
PROVISIONS The market is rather active at improy'
ing 45O bos Mess Beef sold day at IS for Cona'
try. City is held al 5O Sales Old Prime al 81 New
Is for Couny and S. for City Pork is steady and IN iaf
demand q. previous prices Sales 2,6 bbl Old Prime as
New is worth s71, with sales New Mess ia IA y,
dull old Mess 62i 75 Lard selling To some eSeHs
81 a5s, export We notice sales atou 20 sGtsmsy,
barrels st these rates. Hams AID sbO1dtT''Te
demand Sales is hhds Dry sacd SHOULDER al &C. aud
considerable parcel Of Sides III itc. sales ~
Picked Hams at 4.c. Eut.er IS dull al u li chss's
a. a I cents ao,lhs
wHALEB ONE.-we notice farther sales CT sI.y ~. ~
North West 25:, dec!ine OF c per lb on the lat
TALLow-Eot Ia oos lbs rrme Rendered saw ~, ci,v
use at Tic, cash, City. The butchers are sb7p's'
Rendered has been contracted Tor at IL .,,, $50
HDES.-in addition to those repoteo yes'e
Lsguayre sold a, sic,5 and months, 80 sou'e'
81 and lOeo Mon.evideo supposed 1t lac mos sad
TEASA catalogue ofTeas BY various susp' yone dy,
to-day Hyson sold a6 Sc boxes 20 o. rgaekay
son s. 90, As, Sc a 3oii :Skln4a ~, 5s ~
4s 42 ! PoucEong IS Al Souchong -
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06

ANOTHER TAX LEyIED.-The editor of the
Madsonian has issued circular to the Pesmas-
ters supposed Of the true faith marked confiden-
tial in which, after long preface about the vir-
tues of the Administration, and the expenses he
has incurred to sustain it, he asks the Postmaster
to procure - number of subscribers to the Mad
isonan. The blank in the circular | saw was
filed up with ten semi-weekly subscribers at S.
a year. In postscript, the editor tells the Post
master that if he feels confident of his ability TO
procure the Subscribers, it would be great favor for
Lin &c advance the money by return of mail. This,
YOU see, is but tax leYed the poor otiicehold,
ers, who are expected 10 make this contribution at
once to the cause lCor. U. ). Gaz
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Foco for one year longer.

10 MIR. CoLroN's Fourth Lecture on the North
American Indians, is to be delivered this evening,
at the University Chapel. 1t will have an advan-
tage of being on subject of more popular inter
est-The Physical and Social Life of the Primitive
Americans. We bespeak for him the attendance
of all, who feel any interest in preserving what
ever remains Of a noble race rapidly perishing.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06

70 The SYLvAS1A ASSOCIATION holds its regu
lar Weekly Meeting this epening at All Broad
way, and invites oil who feel interest in the I'M
nrnreiment of the condition of the Mas to attend
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06

IteuIsnIoN The Coroner yesterday, with
several medical assistants, held an inqse,t on the
body Of Sarah Jane Divin who died, as testified
By tie physicians wbo auendes her, Of puerperai
congul,.ons, 1t ste hose 81 Mrs, Cameron, some
days since. Suspicious had been excited that she
came 10 her dea:h by improper means; but no.
th.ng in the testimony gavs the least foundation
for the opinion. The Jury asked for more testi-
n,ong, end the case was adjourned till to day.
DEATH OF Bsaop RoB BERrs.-We regret to
learn, b, slip from the Cincinnati Western Chris
tian Advocate, that the venerable Bishop Roberts,
of the Methodist Episcopal Church, died at his
residence near Lawrenceport, Indiana, on the 9th
of March
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06

10 vIcKsBuReH, Miss has elected Wing
Mayor over Loco Foco Repudiater by more than
two to one. WASHINGTON, Pa. has elected Wing
ohcers-usually Loco. We hear much boasting
of Loco-Foro victory in CHICAGO, Ill. where
that party has always had large majority, though
sometimes defeated in Charter Election by
splits.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06

The Abolition vote will hardly reach 1900; so
Cleveland is probably chosen.
There is no material variation between Gov
ernor and other State officers, but Cleveland runs
little ahead of his party.
The Wings have gained in the Legislature, but
not enough 10 carry it. The State stands Loco
Foco for one wear longer.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06

FlRE.-The dwelling-hoAse occupied by Mr.
Sullivan Grey, situated ON Edinbursh-s1eet, Corn
hill, was consumed by fire about baif-past O'Clock
last evening. Loss $500. Roch. Dem,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06

The remaining majorities average 10: W'-
liamsburgh has usually been againat us, and last
Spring elected part Of each Ticket; last Fall
against US. Huzza for her emancipation The
Ticket elected is acknowledged to be the best ever
presented in the Town, and was sustained by re-
markably even vote DC Williamsburgh has a
most enthusiastic, active and efficient WHIG CLUE.
One such in every Town would greatly aid in
achieving the great triumph OF 1874.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06
MONEY MARKET.
sales mt the sock Exchangs April s.
Commercial ExchanSe A..ociati ION.

SECOND BOARD.
$500 Ohio Skies, 1850.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06


our LEGISLATURE which, If be passed, Will have depre
sia,ioy effect upon the notes oil the broken Safety Fund
Banks unless stipulation is introduced continuing the
liability OF the Banks keep the Safety Fund good ihe
bill alluded compels the Backs 20 90 one OF
be.e things either h To associate themselves On the plan
ofbe pre sent associated Banks by surenderng their char
ers and depositing securities and taking registered noes
from the Comptroller 3D. To preserve theE eWn Char
ers and take the registered notes. on CeposnS secure
3D. Or preserve themselves they are taking aregieed
cir cuation from the Comptroller II also abo!Stes The OIL
flee of Bank Commissioner and requires the Associations 10
publish quarterly reports in the State paper The Banks
we understand were ready last summer TO abandon their
charters en- nasse and reoganze under the Free Banking
act they could have heen relieved from the burden OF
the Safety Fund but the Comptroller declared be should
hold the officers personally responsible Tor any conou
ons required The North River Bank has been very
cessul under the arrangement ana we presume 'ne
Banks generally will not oppose Mr. Hairs blu.
The Philadelphia Banks have adopted ue sork Ia
riff for Spanish change.
The Western Insurance Co Boston, have declared div
dend OF per payable demand making tor the last
wear per cent the stockholders, besides dividend ct
profit to the assured
The Treasurer of the Western Railroad has effected sale
of $500 900 Albany City Six per Cent stock al par The
whole of The bonds amounting S. GEO. issued in favor
of the Company by the Stale ol anu Tue oV
OF Albany are sold.
The Farmers' of Amherst y H, OF the safest
and hest regulated Blnks in New England, has wound Up
s concerns called paid of and burnt nearly all It's bl.a
of ccuation ready to pay the remainder az any mo-
meut when presented This has been adopted IN
consequence OF the snerou restrictions imposed upon SANK
Ing in New Hampshire by the RADICAL Loco-Foco Legs
lalure.
The Liabilities of the 0swego Bank on The day II SUE
pended S97 ssj consisting OF circulation soo4 que
Banks s 255 due depositors S2l,l5l due Canal FUND
slsO8 On March nine days later, the abliuss
| uad been reduced Sli 6o.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06

RHODE IsLASD.-The Election for State Off
GERS took place yesterday. The result is doubtful.
The Democratic or Carpenter parry expressly
disavowed the Dorr Constitution, and pledged
themselves to be governed by the one legally
framed until it shall be altered in accordance with
it's own provisions. The result will hardly be
known here to-day
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06


II Col McKENNEYs discourse II the Broadway Iaser'
nace on The evening of the fourth was on all bands co
ceded TO be splendid affair, in both matter ana manner.
II look one hour and half 10 deliver II, during which
time there was h most unbroken silence and wheH /: was
closs mu,rer OF regret audoy expressed that it
was so short Many were heard say, they would gladly
be rs seated and hear il again. When The Speaker
,ouched that part OF his theme that embraced the Cnvairy
and Humanity OF the Pdwnee Brave and asked, VINO II
was tina, had thus thrown the human carsctr such
halo OF glory ana made by saying, II was ftfa.
lassaro curtain fell from before magnhcentiu length
papuy OF that chief which produced effect quie eiec-
trc The speaker interrupted by applause
and must have grained, when treating OF The roass
OF tie Indaus fall rom the eyes o nany
His next discourse will delivered al The Broadway Ia.
bernacie on The evening of Friday next ttomono") al
halt past o'clock. The origin OF the Indians Tl, We
learn form part o; it, and OF The most interesting ques
dous realng to this people We advise punetualiy in The
attendance or should The speaker open as ne In MS a
discourse With amos literal paintings of The scenes ooan
in nature and in the ndans occupaons te loss 10 those
miss such graphic deineaons, viii not be sasi'
ly repaired.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06
Commercial ana Money Matters.

There moderate business d;og the Board, with
ont material change. The market is raser heavy.
The Eirenens Insurance Company have this day de-
cared dividend Of per cent Payabs on the l2th ins
The six per cent. State Loan OF $3.50 0O0 TO pay arear
aces to contractors which bid for a, Alsaay Mon
av va, taken by the Commercial Bank Albany as2! per
cent prem The following were the bids
RvR II King. for SlsG,G00, viz: pr. CT prem.
&
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06

% Capt. James Taylor died recently at Zanes-
vile, Ohio aged "a. He was native of Phila-
delphia, was appointed by Washington. Lieutenant
of Dragons, and served for a long time under
Gen. Anthony Wayne mad Anthony as he was
called, to whom he was strongly attached He
was buried with Masonic and military honors.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06

Who ylcroRY.-We learn by letter from
Newbursh that at the Election held there on Tues
day the entire Fhig ticket scas elected by ma
iority varying from so to 100 Last year the
Loco-Focos had q majority of over one hundred.
rhi. is indeed a glorious victory.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06

MAssAcHusErrs.-A special election for five
Members of Congress, from Districts which had
made two previous trials without efecting choice,
was held in Massachusetts on Monday. We gather
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06
Connecficut Election.
HARTFORD COUNTY (csnplete-)
-IS43.- --lS4x.I

Yais. Loco. Aboi. Rkig. Loeo- A6o!
p.la,r,n C,rpd Gillette E,s4,u C'vPd. y II. Cons
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-09-09
P0T0SI CLOTHING EMPORIUM.

TNHE subscriber respectfully informs the public
Il that he has just recsvec by the steamer Chip
pewa, full and beautiful assortment of clothing,
manufactured in New York expressly for his es,ao.
ment. He now offers
Coats, PantaloOns. Vests, Cravats and
Handkerchicfs,
OF every desc Upton of material, including large
collection of summer Clothing and Piece
GOO DS-.-consistIng OF CLOTHS aud CALicoss,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS and CARS all of the latest fash
ion and styles, at very low prices for cash.
Ox-Draits Oh well-known houses in Galena, St.
Louis, New Orleans, and New York, furnished at
low rates. ISAAC &. URY.
Poiosi, May 10 lS43. 10
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-09-09
LIND sale.

ON Tuesday the 3rd day Of October next, at
~ Lancaster, Grant Couuiy W. T., the follow
ing described Lands, situated in the county and
Territory aforesaid, will be sold 10 the highest
and best bidder. The said lands were wei select
ed by an experienced man at an early day, and
are valuable for agricultural and mineral purposes.
They will all he sold without reserve, and pay
ments will be required of the purchaser as follows:
One third of the purchase money paid down IN
hand. and the balance in two equal payments
one within nine months, aud one within eghiee q
months, with interest at the rate of per cent
per annum. Bonds will be given to the purchasers
for Deeds, to be executed OH the lull payment for
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-09-09
IN BANKRUPTCY.

In the District Court ofthe United States, coun-
ty Of Crumford and Territory Of Wisconsin.
In the case ofJames Green, Bankrupt.
nj Office is hereby given, to the creditors and
IN all Others concerned, Of James Green, Of
the county of Crawford and Territory of Wiscon-
sin for his discharge and certificate thereof as
by the District Court ofthe United States
within and for the county aforesaid, a District
Court, TO be holden by the Judge thereof, at the
Court House in Prairie Du CHEN, on Saturday
the 9th day Of October next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
ID. G. FENTON, Clerk.
Clerks Office, Prairie Du CHEN May 20, ls43.
J. III. LOCKWOOD Solicitor for pet. l9-td
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-09-09
IN BANKRUPTCY.

Il, the District Court Of me United States, county
Of Crauord and Territory Of Wisconsin.
In the case OF Jesse Dandy, Bankrupt.
NOrlCE is hereby given, TO the creditors Of
LIN Jesse Dandy and all others concerned, TO
shew cause against the petition of the said Jesse
Dandy of the county OF Crawford and Territory of
Wisconsin, for his discharge and certificate there
OF, as Bankrupt, by the District Cout of the
United States, within and for the county Aforesaid,
at District Court, be holden by The Judge there
OF, at the Court House in Prairie Du CHEN, on Sat
urday, the 18th day of October next at 10 O'Clock
"A. NJ. ID. G. FENTON, Clerk.
Clerks Office, Prairie Du CHEN, May 30, 1919.
BRUNsoN, Solicitor. l9-td
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-09-09
IN BANKRUPTCY.

Ia The District Court u the United States, county
ofCrawtord and Territory Of H,seoaein.
In the case of Hartman j. B. Miller, Bankrupt
NTO1'lCE is hereby given, TO the creditors and
In all others concerned, OF tiarmao j. b. Mil
Ter, to shew cause against the petition the said
Hartman j. D. Miller, Of the county Of Crawford,
and Territory Of Wisconsin,, Tor his discharge and
certificate thereof, Bankrupt, by the District
Court of the United States, within and for the
county aforesaid, at District Court, to be holden
by the Judge thereof, at the Court House, ia Prai-
rie Du CHEN Oh Saturday the I4,h day of October
next, at ~ O'Clock A. Nj.
ID. G. FENTON, Clerk.
Clerks Office, Prairie Do Chen, May 20, lS43.
c. }. LEARNED, Solicitor Tor petitioher. l9-td
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-09-09
POtOsi Millinery Store.

Three Doors Adore Winners Erehaase.
MADAME ENZ, late of Galena, respectful
IvI ly informs the Ladies of Po,osi and vicini,
~, that she has just opened a complete assortment
of Fancy and Miliinary Goods,
consisting of Siks, Ribbons, BOnnets. French Nee
die Work, &c. &e.-all of the latest fashions and
styles. From her thorough knowledge of the BUSH
ness, Madame Enc is confident of being able to
give entire satisfaction to those Who may patron
iza her. Potosi. Nav 26. lsI3. II
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-09-09
IN BANKRUPTCY.---No. c47.

In The Supreme Court Of The Territory Of Uis-
consiR.
n the case of Jonathan Chamberlin a Bank
Il rupt, individually and as one of the firm of
j ohn j. Adams n Company mercantile firm for
merly doing business in the town of Mount Lewis
Sycoming Co. Pa, Composed of John j. Adams
- Jewett, whose christian name is unknown
Aud the said Jonathan Chamberlin, and as one Of
the firm of j. Chamberlin n company, mefcan-
tile firm formerly doing business in the city OF Ga
lena, Stale of Illinois, composed Of said Chamber
lin, Robert Bloomer and Edward Boomer
Notice to shew cause against the petition OF
Jonathan Chamberlin, residing in rhe town of
Plattville, in the county of Grant, and Territory
of Wisconsin, for his discharge and certificate
thereof as bankrupt, by the Supreme Court OF the
Territory Of Wisconsin, at Court 10 be holden
by the Judges thereof at the Capitol in Madison,
on the Monday the I'd day OF October next, at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon Of said day.
LA FAYETTE KELLOGG,
Clerk Sup. CT. w. Il.
BEN. c. EASTMAN, Solicitor.
July II, lo43. 20-tG
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-09-09
TO THE PUBLIC.
BOiCc Prairie Hotel.

TUyIIE subscriber respectfully informs the travel
l ling public, that ne is prepared TO accommo-
date them in manner calculated to give universal
satisfaction. His house is situated half way from
Lancaster To Poios, and hom Prairie du Choin to
Dubuque,-upou the best and shortest road be-
tween those points.
In asking a share Of patronage, no does IL with
the determination that aone, shall leave his house
displeased with fare, OF prices.
JNO. N. EAYRES.
Boice Prairie, Jolly 25ih, lSa3. 2o-n.