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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-02-03

CoInty OF Grant,
Di.tlct Court OF the United States, to March
Term, A. D., lol4.
William Divers, IN Chanccry, Oh
Rh,y1argowy Caroline DIVER, for Divorce,
DuBLlC notice is hereby given to the said De
III PENDANT, X. &. Diver, that the petition for
al. OTcr, from the bond of malrimDny OF the said
, Complainant VIM. Diver was filed IN the oeire
oil The Clerk of the District Count of the United
states, within and Ioi said Comfy aud Territory,
ON the 10Th day OF January, A. ID, loli, together
with the following orier of me Judge. made there
on 80 That the petitioner, William Diver, give
notice 10 the ?eitI0nee, (deh.) X. L. Diver, ni
the pendency Ol his petition Tor DirOrc-. IN the
District CoIrt of Grant County, ii the Ierrtton
OF W isconsn, at the Court House III Lancaster, on
the FIST day oil Tive next March Tenn thereof, be-
holden Oh The fourth MONDAY OF said month OF
Mdrh, by advertising the same in the 'Graht
County iferad, public newspaper printed IN
said town OF Lancaster, for iOuI weeks successive
v; further ordered the said William be, and here
ny allowe 10 take Dispositions of witnesses in the
state of New York, TO De read as Evidence Oh the
nearing Of said petition, by giving like notice OF
the time and place OF tasns, aud before whom to
he taken.
The above Defendant is further notified, that a
Dediuus p0lestaiem, mas been issued by order OF
the District Judge, iot tue County Of Grant, 10 Pc
ter Price, Esq. OF Monroe CoinIy, state OF New
York, au,horlsins him To take deposltohs aud tina,
he will proceed To take The dispositions OF witness
es, his hoase, in the town ri Rush, in the Coun-
Is OF Monrue, end state Of New York, or the 18th
day OF February, a. ID. lo44, 10 be lead Oh the
hearing OF said pet,ti Oh.
l.. o. SHRADER, Clerk.
]. E. Do DGE, Solicitor for Petitioner
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-02-03

District Count, Grant County, W. r., September
Tenn, lo43.--sep.ember Il, iS43, being the Sd
day oi said Term.
Charles S. Hampstead, the President, D -
reciors and Company OF the state Bank z
of lifaois, Peter Powell, BenjamiuGod- .
frey, Winthrop S.Gillman, and Morgan, =
l.. Martha, Complainant. -,
Francis. X. O'Fenall, William B. Sheldon, i
Palllser & Petty and Lewis Eaton,
Defendants.
FENlliS day came the said Companan,s, by
Il Ben e.. Eastman, their Solicitor, and on
his motion il is ordered that the said Defendant,
do cause their appearance herein ~ be entered,
and plead, answer, or demur to the said Complain.
ants bill, on OF before the first day of the next
term ofthls Court, that the same will be taken a.
confessed against them, and decree entered ac.
cordnsly. And il is further ordered. that this or.
der be served on the SAID Defendants, either BY
publishing the same in the sc iant County HERALD"
for six weeks SUCCESSFULLY, or ny serving the said
Defendants personally, with copy OF the said
bill. Attest, L. D. SIiRADER, CLERK.
Ben &. EASTMAN, Sol. for Comps. 80 6,
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NHoLASSES.-A frs rate article for sale loS
N by BARBER L. WARD.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-02-03

an EXAMPLE ron YOUNG FOLKS 70 FOLLOW.
Painevilic, Feb. n, 1913.
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must dspend, and judlcsusiy controlled they are an
ply sufncient n the whole interest cannot be
annually hquidstsd. pay two, three, or four psr
cent and every creditor would gladly receive II. We
have NO doubt but that some decided movements will be
made in the legislatures Of al the delinquent States this
winter to provide for their accumulatng debts but
Of the States ara so deeply and hopeesy that
we cannot expect much from them Indiana and Mssis.
sipp are almost beyond hope, but still some compromise
may he agreed upon. The subject TO be placed before
the legislatures Of the delinquent States h direct
taxation; all other have failed and the only
hope left d in the disposition to levy taxes and the abb
ty to ray them. That the issue the whole question IL
narrowed down to that point and it must be dis
posed Of at once any attempt TO evade will be the frat
step towards repudiaton Ohio continues to pay the
semi annual interest the State debt guarly but the
financial sfars Of that State are involved in 20 much
mystery that impossible to tell how they stand The
official statements are contradictory and the receipts
into the treasury auctuate much that it il difficult to
arrive az any conclusion II stated last winter on
the moor OF the Senate the Governor elect that State
stock had been issued and records kept Of amount
nSmes and that the actual indebtedness Of the State
uhKnswno any Of the government officers. The audi.
tors reports and the Governors messages differ materially
nFhe receipts and expenditures OF the State and about the
whole management Of the State finances there has ever
been carelessness and ooseness say nothing more,
that has materially injured the State credit
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~ years.
his relatives end friends and those of his son.in law
James Lynch respectfully invited to attend his
raj on sunaay, the l7th ins at half past O'Clock,
=. M from his late residence, No. 2s Elm street.
on Ihur:d,y night i4th inst, Of the dropsy EDWARD
His funeral will take place Sunday. 18th inst, at 8
O'CLOCK, NJ from his late residence Ill Mott street.
hs friends and those Of his son. E. . Magnnes.
quested to attend without further invitation
On Friday afternoon, 18th inst Mrs JAMrmA Amor
age.
Her friends and acquantances respectfully invited
70 attend her funeral Sunday afternoon from her late
residence, 40 Orchard street. at a O'Clock.
SD year. =
The death Of Mr. Rowley occasioned by fall from
nus wagon He survived only few hours after the acci.
dent The bereavemens to his family and friends by s
saddSnness has filled them with overwhelming sorrow.
Mr. H. was in domestic life highly amable and exem.
plary, and bis family, who appreciated his qualities have
sustained an rrcparable loss guide. counsellor and
protector has been removed In social life he was
.eous ana friendships ardent and
AS man OF business strictly upright he secured the re.
spect and confidence sf his feowciizens He has pass
ca from the midst OF us with the regret 1ec.
tionate respects Of all who knew him.-Hudso Gazette
The New York herald., 1844-11-16
Cotton Trade.

the time Of the departure Of the Great Western the
Cotton Market was moderately active and quotations
cipating dull market, but in tns believe they
mistaken. The sales of the week ending the I'd instant
500 bales; ending the 9th instant baes sine
TO date, 1900 bales the market closing without any
change in the general features, but quite steady Advi
Cos from the south in relation TO ths new CROP very
extent quality Of the crop is reported that the
ton thus far received at the southern ports ID asceraned
to be light weight that is that the weight per bale
nearly ten per cent less than the previous CROP We
mex statement showing the movements Of the
crcp:-
Bales.
Receipts at ports ofhe States since Sept 1884,
" same period last year. 2oi .I05
i" 9" year before, 966, $40
Exports from U. States since September ls44 l6as4
/" same period last year. 5O,4sa
:" " year before, 100, ,673
The receipts at this port since the first instant have
been l6 lao bales Exports, $3.50. Taken by spnners,
5000 bales Taken on speculation, 400 bales Stock in
this market, ~ 900 bales Amount sale 5000 bales
We annex the current quotations in this market g.
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nensy Market and are predicting rapid ruin 10 al ne
most vital interests Of the country The object Of these
statements Is to influence this Market and are made en-
irely for home consumption. We have no doubt stock
operations are intimately connected with this movement
and that severe losses upon the result Of the late elections
are aths bottom OF the whole There not the slightest
foundation for the least fear to the course Of the
cssSiui party and any movement in anticipation Of
panic. will be premature and foolish
Ihere is very little doing in domestic exchanges
quotations remain without much alteration, and cannot
be considered otherwise than nominal
The New York herald., 1844-11-16

According TO the report Of the Montreal Market,
the llth inst the demand confined TO the wants Of
home consumption. During the week about 5000 bar.
res had been aen at from 23s Cd to GAS Sd for Canada
and 2ts 81 for Canada from Ohio Wheat and high a.
25s 81, and 26s Sd for superfne American. This
stock in first hands was very moderate but shall
probably have quite enough down before the fna close
Of the navigation for an ample winter supply Good
samples of wheat haa been sold at Is % and cash.
and a. 3d., months Peas may now be quoted at Is.
o. to o.. I'D, and Barley 2s. sd to IS 3D. per mnot
In Buffalo, on the 18th nst the market heavy The
Rochester mllers withdrawing their orders unless
they could ba filed with the choicest parcels delivered
there, at 80 81 cents or Toe for Chicago. Flour
taken at 81 with sxpence for favorc brands
The flow OF grain and produce by canal at Cleveland
bids fair to equal that Of last year. but II will not meet
the aggregate Of -four received in ls43 while
far exceed H. Much Of the -four from the interior
the State had been diverted toward the Ohio river render
ing probable that the dminuon Of receipts compared
with 843, would b, fomethng like 10000 bbls viii
wheat would present increase Of nearly 900 bush
which would be equivalent to total diversion Of 80 900
greater than the whole received last year.
sales Of Howard street Flour had been made at
generally held. The receipt price was 81 i2l Good
parcels Of old Flour are held al a. Holders Of city Mills
Flour asked - 425, but we hear OF no transactions
Prices Wheat steady SO % cents for good TO strictly
prime reds and at 10 e9 cents, for inferior to good
lond Of very prime Mary lend white Wheat sold AZ
l06 We quote at 95 l06 cents Small sales Of
white Corn at Az Al cents and Of elbow at a 45 cents
for parcels in good shipping order Sales Of Oats at 20
The New York herald., 1844-11-16
MARITIME HERALD.
ship Masters and A9cnrs
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOVEMBER 10. .


Cleared.
Ships Monteznma Lowber, Liverpool, Marshal SuIy
sEdssr HaTTs Fox Livns..op: Aasaide Adams
EwslI Go: Southport Griffith DO Geo B1kleyBaraue
Br;es King Carl Johsn Mob Yawl Bordeaux schmidt Z
Bnschen; 0ceanns Smith Hayana Hayland; Desdemona
Stsckpole Bermuds Tucker Lighsboum; Havana Gpat.
rick. Charleson Badger Peck.-Schrs Zerva Barnard
Marassibo. Wood; Esa. Chapman, Plymouth Nc.
then Baltimore 1 McCready Coz. .vermon. Seaman,
Dc, eager; Rienz, Benson, Boston, Nesmh x Walsh.
Arrived.
Hamburg ship Howard, Pauson, IS days from Hamburg,
with mde to Smith Bachen70 sesrage passengers one
died on the passage.
Barque Stafford, Hammond 16 days from New Orleans
with cotton. tn ID. H. Robson u Co.
to r. M. Demill. 80 o'
Brig Savannah, Hawey days from Savannah with cotton
Schr Comet Gaskl, days from Washington NC win ma.
val stores ~~ -
schrs Lady Lake, Lamkin; Edward Asbord and Thomas
Schr Constitution, Richmond.
Below
Two brigs Wind SW.
Sailed.
Ship Splendid New Orleans; barque Emma Autwsrp bre
Wallace, aud others.
The New York herald., 1844-11-16
Philadelphia Cattle Market.

Nov l4-l0s0 cattle offered including 100 from Vir.
ginia sales ranged from SO 81 81 50a few superior
cattle sold for 81 per IOoibs iio head remained un.
old.
Cows and Calves-al0 in market. Sales at $iS $26
spriDgcrs $I2 a SIS; Dry Cows So a $40
Hogs-6i0 offered Prices ranged from a. IS 81 %
per hundred lbs. $50 nnsold
Sheep and Lambs $50 offered sales at 81 IS 81 80
for ordinary TO fair qu1es extra 81 "a ao DER head
Lambs, 81 20 - 20, I hquality
The New York herald., 1844-11-16
SQUIRE & BROTHER
N w CHI ZAP CASH STORE,

or WATCHES. JEWtLRY AND SILVER WARE
We say friends and The public and see our
New Store snd Stock judge yourselves whether
goods and prices worthy OF notice Spoons Fo Knives
&C., We have manufactured of coin. And all goods sold
ranted as represented, o sale
Mr. Csnover (we known 10 the public skful Watch.
will give his whole the repairing Of Watch
es Doper, Leye and all kinds Of Watches, repaired and
warranted (Such worth airing We have a person
who attends TO the repairing of Clocks.
Hotels, Ssamboas and Boarding Houses furnished with Sill
yer Ware at trade prices. MIC lw srrc
The New York herald., 1844-11-16
State ofTrade.

AsHEs-Pots very dull, and still held at - l2A
q 81 Is. Pearls are steady at 81 % 81 81.
BEEswAx-Northern western and southern prime vel.
low, sells AZ wanted at 29A 30c.
CoTroN The sales to-day amount to 800 bales chiefly
for Shipment at previous prices
HAy-Prime qualities cf North river bale sell at 373
4Oc. The receipts are to q moderate extent
WHsKEy-Drudge casks are still held Ut 49, Western
and prison barrels we quote at 264c.
The New York herald., 1844-11-16
0uoTATIoss % OF FoRE,es EXCHANGE IN THIS M4Rx5r.

Is true our imporations have fallen off within the
past two months very much but corresponding decline
has taken place in exports and indebtedness con-
sequen'y has only been reduced by remances of spe
Gle and bills OF exchange drawn shipments of the
precious metals There but few good houses draw.
ng and the preudes against cotton bills bills drawn
by houses here, shipments of cotton from Southern
ports great that the rates for prime bills cannot fall
much below those now current
We annex the usual table of quotations for the prnci
The New York herald., 1844-11-16
Provision Market.

No particular change In markets since last week
Too many OF the meat shops charge too high for fresh
pork and quite too much for their beef They have be
not to be found.
Potatoes will be cheap-we notice 100 tons from Liver
pool alt tcady, by one OF the packet shll
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SHIP NEWS.
Hy LaSt Nights Southern MAIL

rHILApELPHiA, Nov i5-Arr Albemare Parke NYork
BALTIMoRE, Nov l-Cld Octavia smith, West Indies s.
Sid Water WITCH st Johns, PR; Candace Fall River NJ
lot having hoared Monday last Chm cotearue
NoaroLK, Nov isAn Neuvitas Mcfarland, Cadr; Euro
srshman Newport and sid for West Indies. CD Energy
CHARLysToy. Nov i2-Arr BeIvids. Wambesie Madeira
Fo6s Parker Dwight Boston; ZsPhyr RobX 81 Pierre Mart
Lyepool Sid Nakl Hooper CHURCHILL, do; Moon Rnudson
llth Warrior Wqod Havana; Cornna, Kean NYork. Sid
ArALAcHicoLA, Nov 5-Arr w L Jones. Tyler, and Man
haitian. Doane NYok; Paragon Bayto Provdence souther
Cahoon, Boston, and cid for New Orleans Cid Pla
Rice, York; Cayuga, Bedell, St Marks
MOBILE, Nov Arr Ann Slle, Wells CharIestou: Token
-
NEW oRLrArs Move sCld sea Lion, Gross, Bristol Eng
Cleopatra Sheppard Gibraltar; Empe saro Collins Havana
Spoken.
pouney Of Baltimore from Gaadaloupe for Cape Dc Verbs
9th ult lat ~ 26.
The New York herald., 1844-11-16

On Thursday evening. Nov. IA, BY the Rev Mr.
Sweeney, Mr. RoBERr c. MAnsros to Miss ANN ELIZA
CouLrEa, all Of this city.
90 In announcing the marriage in Yesterdays paper
2. S1hss . LAWRENCE to LOUISA, daughter Of Andrew
1000, Esq, on the i2th inst. the cIergyman's name
Tuylor ~ - ~
The New York herald., 1844-11-16
Second Board.
New Stock Exchange.

SALES or SrocKs, BosroN. Nov. a.
100 shares Reading Railroad, b60 49, l25 do do 26a
$1,000 Reading Railroad bonds OF ls47 shares Nor.
wich and Worcester Railroad, $780, 76; so do do III 1873
DO do a7 100 DO do bS 7s so do do 7t IS do do sso
The New York herald., 1844-11-16


,o,. Vessels. Tonnage.
!8iJ IS $3.50
ISii SO 6,UB2
Less this year, Increase I20
Total number Of vessels cleared this port aea
vals this year, to the 9th inst. inclusive 1903.
Luke Ports.
B;v,rrsLo Nov ia-A ndsns Roby Toledo, &c: skinner
Bradley, Toledo; Cld Bunker Hill. Stannard, Chicago;
EGIne Ports.
PORTLAND, Nov l3--Arr Pilgrim, (new) Mitchell NYar-
mouth. Sid Blanchard, Mobile Motto Cuba.
SALEM, Nov 2-Arr Hanna. Abigail, Lubec for Dighton;
Amethyst Anderson and Tinoeon MFarland do for NYork
Sid 18Th, susan, Campbell Chenyfed, load for w Indies
BosroH Nov lf.An VIM Il King, Crowell, Philadelphia
sigma, for brig Cid Mattakesset Cushman r Hong Kong
And And ana Niagara Pearson Bueaos Ays Victor
I3shs t9nsl Eldrdge Jernie Jacob fsnpe New
ls Jerome t2i Bos.?n late Of Portsm uth MID Peuingill
NYork. '' '
NEw BroroRD, Nov la-An Conelia Lang NYork. Sid
Pomona, Shearman Baltimore
PRovIDErcE, Nov l3-An Washington Hull NYork. Sid
Nc ''ae' virginia hodges A'en oeracoA''
Nrw IIAvfs Nov PAR Reyae,r Williams, Anderson;
dent, Frisbe, NYork; Adell, do for Hartford.
PHiLApELPHIA Nov l3-Cd Uson Henderson Providence;
Vi:ago, Harding Lynn, Ms; Elizabeth Beaston, NYork
RICHMOND, Nov l2-Au WIN Allen, Spading, Boston;
Ruby, Mckenzie, Lubec. Sid Manchester, Worth NYok.
The New York herald., 1844-11-16

There has Deem slight Improvement in the quotations
for specie but at present there is very limited
ment in the precious metals. Sterling exchange rules
firm at i0l at which rate herehas quite demand
and transactions TO extent have been made. Recent
movements in our foreign trade have created belief that
sterling exchange must gradually but steadily Decline
and this hope has, doubt, induced many to postpone
renting until more favorable period.
The New York herald., 1844-11-16
LIVERPOOL CLAssirIcArIor.
TInIds A, Evoridn NJ nrI
Corn Trade.

This market is little quiet Flour is down to 81 56i
81 62t Genesee no aud Michigan sell these rates
Wheat ranges from 95 cen to ST.
In Albany on the 18th instant Flour was selling at $4
So 6a3 Wheat 81 a$i Rye was quick at 70 cents
Breadstufs received from the Of canal
alton to the close Of the first week Of November in
IS43 and lS44 -
The New York herald., 1844-11-16

o. A letter from an American citizen residing
at Vera Cruz, to his friends in Baltimore, has The
following statement -
vERA CArz. Oct. 20-Things look very gloomy in the
political horizon Of this country Some hard correspou
dsnce u going on between the American Minister and
this Government in relation TO Texas also between
Santa Anna and the Congress which it thought be viii
put down. and cause himself to be invested with Dctsto-
rial power Some great event 10 not far cf
The New York herald., 1844-11-16
J. PARKER'S DANCING ACADEMY.
IN

MR. Parker has the honor TO announce TO his friends and
t the public that his Dsncns School VIII The
street near Broadway Days Of tuition, Wednesdays
urdays Young Ladies' Cias to commence 81 Boys al s.
enemen from To TO- Mr. Parker having been burnt out nt
Washington Hall and disappointed in his other
he hopes his friends and will him National
Hail. There ne large Ball Room, private entrance
comfortable dressing rooms The PROPRIETOR MIR. Jackson
the public that arrangement will be made their
comfort. ni2 3tsnc
The New York herald., 1844-11-16


&. e.; Il, gps. @ % $. iSEAcoS SoSRs M2.a.y
iss Fowl a. TSyo.s re % :%s. ses to
s'n VIM fs[s, sdwsI Brown, Lewis Edwards
s divided sr,ioa.y which the ioi
No. f-osa dsr.ssse Sisa ss's.so 's names % START
$ :Ti: 5|:;:nA's'' ss's!,ff4 a,s.s.
ssm., sT% fsIls1 S5s.v 191Sa 1s-TSs%.. sSys Eys"s ,.
viii Ss y several sU%Ser sSe When
s a. sy,sy three h. minutes from The 'f bell VII
% at aes snG"S % e
be doae IN SIX minutes Zach pedestrian will be allowed
z @ sis ,ss 1ps tickets
on Ss vii ws
ticket for each person consequence Of fears being
e he he ais he % 81 hn
Sa, o iRsis and
about ten feet !, height Of
FOOT possibly @ na d Il sss
On e. 9 & 't e sf ali ssa nG, $50
substantial the larg has been well suppor
the building although this building has given away
Tickets Of adm!anee may be had a, H. Smiths Park Row,
or NJ D Greens. Manhattan Hail. 1853 Chatham st.
landing ship siddOn,, from sipoo .rd N Ioa
to n,n sn" purchasers by 4. X COLLINS y Co,
WILLIAM scHAKFENBEKG x fthD. LUIS bss leay
tc nio7a ieir friends and the public IN general hs, tho,
q %h y sI s "a, %
sa found Classical .aft ss1s eesasa
German and Italian eompo;e. we'll as all the latest pubcs
TasS rsy aes E always have complete assortment
&C. a &s sass: Rs.S %'ss''
FLOUR 200 bbls. Ertra Eagle Mil St LOUIS Flour.
Landing er ship uness from New Orleans. and for sale by
nls Y X COLLINS Co. Sc south.t
BUSINESS TO THE CONTINENT OF
EUROPE
HE European and American Emgrsnt aud Transportation
ass q 4 sa rI9 .,%any @ % .e; q
Persons having any business for such an agent those who
lands which they wish 70 dispo.e Of are requested to
cate a n'' ,%' ss:S st.
REMEDY FOR DESTROYING RATS, MICE,
AND OTHER vERMIN
S ,s
failing IS success @.v u hIm cGs"s % @ To :Se wish him
Il, at % Ludlow street. ns iw.nc
-k66 FOR NV 0FLEANs--Tn Lae;---ExuIM
AA&ksship WABASH, Capt VIM. Harksway, will sail as
Having very superior for cabin second cabin
and passense persons wishing embark should
make early application board foot of Murray Wharf or
JOSEPH McNURHAY,
100 Pine street. corner OF South.
The regular packet ship Indiana Captain James Bennett
will succeed Wabash and sail 29h November n3c
Sk6- PASSAGE FOR NEW ORLEANS-posifively
M1$ the hfst Pacset or passage free and only regular
iR&&kspackst Of 6h Noyember-The splendid fast sailing
y Net ship MISSISSIPPI Captain Hiiard sails POSITIVELY
above. her regular day.
The accommodations Of tins ship for cabin second cabin and
teeag passengers are uIeror and persons about proceed
ing TO New Orleans rely the ships of this line sailing
punctualIy advertised To berths early application
should be made board foo, OF Wall street, or to
w. 4 ]. 7. TAPSCOTT,
nnec South street. corner Maiden Lane.
The New York herald., 1844-11-16
Foreign ImuOrtntIoD..

HAMBuRG=Sh,p Howard-7 pkgs C Ahrenfedt-s Wiley &
patnam.l Wedels Meye-I Hendricks Brothers-2I Cru.
Mptz Politzs Loewig-l Buckley * Graham-i Bourrv
diyernois coz Hssssnhsrg eo2 Beck Kenhari-a5
nana so. WWnsIho W;., rGsr Karek.sa Draper R,.
Never y Sucken-l0 NJ Werkmeister-4 Calrnder-s ID M
rsyser-3 Manning Roster co.'s Brnstlein Koop 4
Eo,fsLl Brocssm,nna S S.s B9s,ing Wsis
Maas-i Fedler-2 Preass Msnne-2 Il Lecbe--2 Meyer
co7,23 setley seveniags q Henrgues-6 Motz Potz
to order. -
The New York herald., 1844-11-16
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.


PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Is, 1s44.
There nothing Of any interest. Importance or excite
ment stirring here today The trial Of Andrew McCisin
the Southwark roter for murder engrossss more atten
ton than any thing else Just The court room il
crowded to excess each day The testimony brought
to close this afternoon 1t thought that he viii be
acquitted There great deal Of sympathy manifested
for him.
Governor Porter has made the following appointments
and resppointments Of Noaries Public for the city and
county Of Philadelphia "A Boyd Cummings John w.
Nesbitt, w A. Kline, Edward Hurst, Samuel Badger,
George Williams, and John H Frick.
SALES AT THE srocK EIcHASox ox-lo0 shares Grsrd
Bank 10 100 do dc, 81 500 do do o. $500 County Bs
40 o. "a; SEQ Lshigh Ins Co.. 673 a. Farmers and Me.
chanies Bank AT 1000 State 50, 4s 900 Texas Notes.
l2f
10 Memphis Blk, Ten 6S 1000 Ches and Del. Can Lo g.
81 5000 Reading RR Bonds, 6s; 400 VIII RR, 22i 400
Girard Bank, o.
The New York herald., 1844-11-16
CHATHAM THEATRE

CHATHAM THEATRE.
MR. DINNEFORD respectfully informs his friends and III.
Az public that his Benefit will place Saturday Evening
when among other g be sd.cd the grand
On this cason Ie ha. hs 10 annnnnnn H., NJ y,
H. Baey formerly Of the Bowery Theatre has the kindes
manner volunteered his valuable services.
Innour, the Tartar. ............. Mr.. Duneford
For other entertainments see bills Of the day The
open. MS 2ss rrc
The New York herald., 1844-11-16

CPANISH ACKNOWLEDGMENT Oral sysem-A new
~ evening class will commence the study Of the above Ian
Saturday. 10th o'clock precisely, and then
continue every Tuesday Thursday and Satu day, from
r. NJ Gentlemen disposed To the said class requested
call Immediately Professor KABADANS residence No
Reade street.
Terms class $40 for Of 30 Lessons Private in
and transatIons usual. n
The New York herald., 1844-11-16
DOMESTIC Irnportations.

Domestic lrnp0rtations.
SAyANvAH-Brg Peter Dem-ll bales cotton j Swain &
co-Sza n 0raves-l40 Merian Benard-3i Collins
bale, Bogar
mani Colt co-8s Forrest coo Collins-6i 10
order--iG8 cks rice Il Morgan & co. "