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New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03

RoARD OF ASSISTANT ALDER MEN-MoSD.y.
Wp,itsM EvExpkLL, Esq President, III The Char

po,RD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN -MosD.r.
WILLIAM EvEHpALL, Esq. President, III The Char.
KY rstTS " u and others TO have the actual opening
the 7h Avenue t,.,rred to the is OF Noven'oes next
OF H. Parish Others. TO build dram III bacSy ''ee1
s SSar g. Ring be relieved from udsment penalty
or ". Hopson Tor payment 'o' WIN "oe "' nun 'a u'
1t'H E Ms,Ss Net ollck, to be relieved from tax
the .ci & ni ni the y District Watch horse IN 1873
Hro postpone opening III Avenue ,,i i nSvemDH ia
R,,Dorts Of C0R,mifecS.-l favor OF concuring
with tie Board of Aldermen granting exclusive use of
No. ,, North River to Camen "hu hao'S haiiOaa and
In favor of paving Eleventh street 'to.i Avenue 10 aad
Adverse 10 opening extending Bethuhe street. LAID on tie
table. ,.;. >, v,;t ,.,.,, v
,urcr. Inspectors md GuaEeis. Adopted
Adverse the petition {" H. titd!ey. elaI'e 10 penay
ls5 Hdop1sd Ia%ens e"s'a''' ''N'"S '1. ~ '' ~ | ~
/" rsnon to mceaneous Police provisions prohibiting tn,
AVE, to The petition OF Nicholas Fowler. OF We,tch
for compen1on for damage occr.iorc by the carrying
The Croton dam Re.ucl to Commute on Law,
Hccommendinc concurrence with the Board OF AJermen
IN rela non 10 tofE X: Shcfnn1; Adopted
PGDtrS from A9c Board Of AHermsR-Granilns
the petition Robert Price. To I've appointed Weeher OF C"
an W., 70 amend 9Th title 55h chapter crinane.
relative 10 carr and csItmen. Non concurIed m
An ordinance to amend ordnance - title at ehagra
of re,s. ordinance relative aud oad' prohbus
The dumping otdnt. sc. in the .rce',. Concur'ed m.
Re,oIons amending ordinances for regulating aud psrnf
.nv ,trc, and buln" >ewetj and drains ana chnhte
the nnmcs OF the cS,oIS. ConcuHcd ~. ~,
In the matter OF the petition Of Joseph Brown III Ednd;es
lil Ordered a. te ... =. ~,
Communicnton ofhe Street Commissioner relative 10 build
ns pier at of Third street, Ea, River Referred to Com
miriee on WhaIveS and Piers. -.
Assessment List for epayng Reade street from dshnsoa
To West SIR atS- Confirmed.
Asse .ment . rrcpavns Spring street from Crosby to
Elm ,treet-Conirmed.
Rep0ris-ln favor OF the Petition 10 il IN basin
between Broome and Delaney .fees RIVER &c 7aJoptei
from the Comptroller egnid 10 the Attorney o The toipo
rution Sc-recrrel To Finance Commttc'; o the Comm.
tie on R0ud, and Canals favor Of concurrence WIN hs
Board of Aldermen IN Resolution TO construct diam IN J"hA
,rrcr-Iecfrcd To COMMITTEE on Rprl, and canals. ,
Petiii0m-Oi Matilda w. kissnm, 10 be relieved
from lax conmitce Finance.
ReS0iuiions.-By Mr.. Dvver-Rsqnlring The
Corpnrat"n Attorney report 10 tins Board the hnoan~
monies received by hu for violations at ordinance Sc hsp
ted y thefreseni Redurur,hc in, ,ct"r OF sr' 70
pnr, cat the habit o cang Tire wood from the loot o ~
heTtsiier nnd other depulS. without tcif beng licensed
,o that the Oi sHid cart uay be pfose
cuted Adopted, BY Mr. Aien-Relue'tns the COMMITTEE
on charity and Aims House the eipedencJ
sbushing bow for subsistence 10 Officers OF AIMS
House and pflsOn denartments. Adopted
The Board then adlnurDei.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03
Current Priees Mis dan.

FURTHER OUTRAGE oS THE HELDERBEEG.-
We learn that Sheriff Battlerman, while on his way
through the western part OF Rensseaerviile on Sa-
turday morning, about four miles west of the VII
lage, set upon and badly treated by large par.
" OF Indians. We have some particulars which we
give as related 10 us.
The Sheriff was accompanied BY three of his de-
puties, Leonard, Esterhout, and another, having
some legal process to serve. He was himself arm
ed with two Of Colts revolving pistols, and his de-
puties had arms-two rifles and three pistols. Un-
expectsdly, the usual signal heard (the blowing
OF a horn and immediately several men, disguised
as Indians, arrested his progress. and demanded 10
know his business. The sheriff declined giving
them any information, bur told them 10 go about
their own.
There was some further parley, when the Sheriff.
being resisted in his efforts 10 get on put his hands
behind him 10 get at his pistols when he was seized
by the gang, which had now increased TO sixty men,
and disanned-as were also his desuties. They linen
secured the Sheriff by tying his hands behind hm-
and gave hun coat Of tar and feathers. His depu-
lies were al first threatened with the treatment
but upon consultation il was determined that il they
would solcmnly promise TO take the Sheriff back to
! town precisely IN the condition ne was, they would
release them from punishment or harm. The PROM
lse was made, OF course, and tie party returned
the Sheriff being relieved after coming some three
miles.
IL is stated that upon their departure, the chief OF
the gang called for the errns that had been tak
from the party, in order them 10 their ow
ers; but they could not be found, save one pistol,
which returned.
The Sheriff, we understand, knows the person who
gave the signal blast that drew the Indians about his
wagon and IS determined 10 pursue the matter 10
CONVICTION. Albany Argus, Sept. I'd.
FfRE.-Sunday afternoon, between three and
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03

E-g7 The AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF INSTRUCTION
commenced lis session for The present year at Por:-
land on Friday last, and was opened with an intro
duciory lecture by Professor Stowe of Cincinnati.
His SUBJECT says the Portland Advertiser, was the
necessity OF Religious Instruction part OF Pop
uiar Education. II treated in the plain, iorcbe
and very lively style by which that gentleman is SO
well characterized. The particular point necessarily
most lahored, was 10 show that such instruction
could be given without any violation OF the rights
Of conscience. On this head, the lecture was fair,
ingenious and fotcible and tended as far as could
be 10 remove The ordinary doub;s. In the afternoon,
Mr.. Weld OF North Yarmouth lectured on Classical
lns tr,lc ton.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03
POLICE OFFICE.

BAiLED.-James Hunt, Sunday officer, charged
witt severe assault and battery a yesterday named
Mary Ferris the Police Office To day and bail
800 answer Mf JOHN IL Lee OF Blocker street becoming
his bail
SUsrESsIoN.-Mr. Alfred IL. Davies, first assist
ant Keeper the City Prison. pended from Office
the principal keeper. Mr. Coke. Another keeper named
Needy also suSpended-or what did
lARCENY.-A girl named Margaret Riley ar
rested committed or stealing knives. forks and spooGs
worth S. ST. from George Doenu. No lC6 Church
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03

PORTABLE DRESSING CAsxS.-rhe subscribers have con
pe'ed their arrangements for the manufacture othe above
,oi which large variety are how ready examination BE-
ing oil most compact forms. and eqral finish the imported
naVHS ms advantage that the articles they con,nn are Of We
ianet "f kecpia- rsEo perfect order. Tie pubic are m
'ed to examine a the Toilet FuIn shng Store 63Bro1dnsy
aug SIS GSATNDERS l. sen.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03
CA Tremendous Gathering of,he fre

IA Tremendous Gathering of the friends Of
Clay and FRELrSoHJYsES embed the County Hall
Nor,rch Mass. Aug 3o;h. lSti-Capt FRANCIS HAIR
WOOD President, Capt. DANIEL SASFORps. II. B. Daocg
Col ). VI. KIRKLAND. G. MCssOS, Esq. Vice Presidents
H. HASUM. DR.. T. d. BROOKS, Secretaries.
The meeting opened with able addresses by Col s. N
KIRKLAND. and Dr. :. d. BRoogs. followed by Col. AgSEs
SANFORD and PETER d. BRAisTzD Jr. of New York City in
very spirited I'd orclbe number OF Clay Songs
sung By P. d. b jr s3E'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03
WHlG NOMINATIONS:
TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER
POLK against the Tnrir:

The following from Speech delivered BY JAMrs n
POLK before the People of Madison County. Tennessee on the
Sd day April lS3 wshow that he and always hs been
m uncOmpromring opponent oi PROTECTIVE IARiTy'
Tae difference 6etneen the course Of ne political pdrty
sciH h,ch h. Mr. Milton Brown and rryse oh,ls
1Aep are e adpoeates of Disrbncn and Proteetre a
r-1aensures Aich 10 the interests me
(1untrp and espeetav The interests o. The antHg States
II IGGoe steadily aud az al ,tmeS opposed both.
On Wool.
'THe Roo pre,eeys consider The duty foreign WooL
aDoytgnt 70 teir prosperity IA,s opinion eDrehsHd
I" M oon op,ni0n is that Woot should be duty.}ree.
(C'on=resSonal Debate. vol. .. puge l.lsi
Aud for Annexation.
Ihare no hesitation IN declaring, GGt Tam Gr0r Of
1ie i1N.diate Annexation Of Tens the Territory Of The
Uaited Safes' tJames X Polk to the citizens OF Cincin
matt. Apnl q. 1874.
NY Democratic WING General Com mmittec.
"A regular Oi this Committee will he held Tues
day Evening: Sept, 81 the broadway "us ut ~ o'clock
n. BOWDifCH BLUNT Chairman.
JosEPH p PIRssos., ca.,o,,,;oy
J. Ii. HoBART HAws S'es'D''e'' - 4
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03

FlRE.-.lnst evening, at about halfpast 10
o'clock, re breSe out in the attic OF No. 40 Broad
street, occupied by L. + Sargent, L. Freres, and
Others, with groceries, liquors and other nerchan-
disc. II twas speedily e1ringuished, without much
damage, save from the water.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03

CorRr. IN THE Cir HtLL.-DutHs t1t IFIess'
tho oror Cour, Rooms and tn OF The our, o ,o
% piso nye been hant,o-i-y painted aad n'iet rp ana
h Of ne ears raj. sc. OF the lai'ef COG
.tIe,siv altcIc! and improved.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03

" We do not know that any harm Will come IN
noticing Il rumor becoming quite general that '.
ELLIS, Esq. editor OF the Old School Democrat, Is
To take the place OF Minister At one Of the iorelga
Courts, under appointment from Mr. Tyler. The
Court OF Madrid, 10 which WAsHlNGTos IRVING Is
accredited, is mentioned as his destination.
ST. Louis Republican.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03

Jefferson Co.-Congress-Orvillc Hungcrford,
present Member y Assembly-Azel IL. Dan!oEth,
Lysander Ii. Brown, and Edward s. Salisbury.
Greene Co.-Assembly-Gcrtct w. Seger and
Dcliyerance B. Harvey.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03

r The AMERICAN AGRIcULTrRlsT for Sep
,clnber is ON our table, II abounds as usual w,h
articles OF great interest and value 10 all who are
engaged in A grcultural pursuits. sa1ton & Miles,
205 Broadway, are the publishers.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03

.S The EIGHTH WARD WESTERN CLAY CLuB
will hold meeting this evening, when addresses
will be delivered by J. w. kELLoGG oil Ohio, and
others. Let every working-man in the Ward be on
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03

r. a METHODIST CAMP MEETING commenced
Yesterday at Sing Sing, and will continue during
the week. Great numbers OF people from the city
and country will no doubt attend
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03

s- The 0URAS0 OErASo arrived from Boston a,t night
by the o'clock Of car there being boat mo1
ine. The rush WIS Tremendous her I'LL 10 oe-ek
-he vii be exhibited u day. and vist-d by thousands Cor
War Tempe, Victoria and Gen Thumbs ROBE
also 10 be md splendid performances pE3
and GuAiter before r. ~ by the Infant Ssr. NinsueN
sAc Tbls IS sioriou. bill. On Wsnc-dsy evening ;ani
Illumination with ina:Difcent Dfummond light VII q
shown from the garden the roof of the Museum II viii
enable pers3ns u .c-d at quarter Of mile Off
" Ethiopian 3inreisy appears be quite the fashion Ct
present and n no place you hear greater pcrecoo
han nj the Newly ofk Museum Tire ozifal Dandy Jun oi
Caroline the leader of the band They sing the most popu
nr pnfcdes OF the present. day with skill and science thai
eannot be surpassed Martha Adar the charmirg sonziesi
hkewSe perform.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03

" BUSINESS PAcILITIEs.-Ofal the modes presented of
increasing business there perhaps favorable hn
tiaL anode,, oy the COUNTRY NswsPAPER ApvgRTfsIso
agFNcY OF b. PALMER. No lej Nassau street Tnoan.
complete opportunity Of inviting II throurh hi,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03

EARrHQUAKE.-Privatc letters received here yes
lerday, state that the town OF Nicaragua on Lake
Nicaragua, Central Amerlca, was destroyed by an
earthquake III June last. No particular, OF the los
OF life are given. fCourIeT
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03

Delegates TO the Wing State Convention.
Sch9harie Co.-Hcnry Hamilton, John P Bet
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03

tS The New-York Farmers Club meet this day
at noon, at the Reposi,oyiof the Institute in the
Park.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03

DREADFUL HAvoc.-Twenty eight hundred dogs
have been exterminaed in this City during the pres
ent season.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03
REPORT OF THE LIVERPOOL COTTON u,ryp,

REPORT OF THE LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
Arc. 9, M-Since the departure Of the G. eat We
the murk.t hns had dull quet ee.ng. with moderate lie
mnnd from the trade ani eIporte and entire AZ all
speculative inquiry Prices. the whole. favor
OF buyefs. nHi te quoted IN most instances bt 3D..
per d. lower 'or ordinary To mliilino American, than they
were Mt the date 81 lest publication The sales to-day
amounted In iVO bale- and similar number dpos-i VI
OH : tLnrdnY.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03

B@ The ETHIOPIAN MysrRELs perform to-
nighl and Tomorrow night a, the Apollo Saloon.
They crowd the Saloon every evening to its utmost
capacity They are the rage.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03

U. s. SEyArE.-So far, the Whigs have secured
crery Senator to be chosen TO the new Senate,
except in Missouri, where we may get one We
have assured the return Of Wing Senators from
CONNECTICUT, VIRGINIA, kENTucKY and INDIANA
-four. u Three of the States went Loco
Fuco last year.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03
Loco-Foco nominations.

NJ MIKE WALsH's S4bterrdnedn' has reap,
peared. 1t is decidedly rich paper.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03

CHRIST liEALISG THE SICK.-Wesis great picture . d
present exhibiting at Hudson Many gladly nyanx them
selves of opportunity vr!t the pee;aes.
The Cleveland Herald after mentioning Of ha'
ing sozed upon the noble wofk--that
The decnte ;ouch.. OF the artists br> the sublime ,.e
the chnacte,. the illustrations
portion n Inc cHpGrs and the Interesting lectures the pro-
iletor Morris. Fq. ot y. Y all 20 en,en
better feelings ard make Us WISER and letter The hEh
eucomrm IN Thurduys Herald pefsuahes Lat work Of
nft hetet adapted 10 eNa and purify the soul than i MS
ter subject OF the great American Benjamin West t oar
sabbath choos md NIL Others be found before panas
before is removal"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03

~ We understand that Hon. Theodore Ffs-
linghu, sen OF New Jersey, expected in this city,
IN the course Of this or the next week. He comes on
10 attend the meeting oi the American Board Of
Commissioners for Foreign Missions, 10 be held at
Worcester in few DAYS. Boston Atlas
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03

III Thomas Chubb, Jr. who confined 10
East Cambridge gaol, charged with participation N
the robbery aud destruction OF schooner Saul below
this port in 1872, is said have escaped from CDm.
bridge Ja on Saturday night, by mean, OF ial-e
keys Michael B. Mckay, n notorious count. rieitef
escaped nj The sline time. Chubb was arrested
shorl time since in AlidIescx county 1t will be
perceived by the advertisement OF The Gaoler, thsta
reward OF 5000 is offered Tor the arrest and reslofa-
ton ol the prisoner. Bait. y. Adv
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03

LECTURES on GAMBLiSG.-Alr. J. II. GREEN the
Reformed Gambler, proposes to deliver Four Lee.
rres on the Art Of Gaming, commencing this even
ing, at the Mercantile Library Room, Clinton Hall.
We take great pleasure in calling attention to these
Lectures and cannot but indulge the hope that they
will de great good BY laying bare the startling mys-
teries OF gambling practced in this city and else
where. Tickets for the course 81 co.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03

The P ALMopisT:-A New and Choice Collection o Sacred
Music, by Thomas HASTINGS and WA B. BRADBURY.
We have here Singing Book that every Choir,
Singing School, family and individual should pos
sess. Indeed the combined efforts OF two such ed-
tors as Niessrs. Hastings md Bradbury could notia
10 produce work that viii meet the wants Of the
Singing community throughout the United Stetes.
Before We had any Knowledge OF the intention of
these gentlemen 10 combine their talents in this great
work We have had occasion TO allude 10 each OF
them as having been eminen;ly Instrumental in ele
rating the standard Of Sacred Music in the churches
of our city The, have now done noble service ior
the American Public generally for which they will
not long remain unrewarded. We could point out
some OF The excellences OF this work, beginnia.
with the course of Elementary Instruction, and pro-
ceeding through all tie range Of varied and capd-
yating melodies, and rich harmenies, but the book
will speak Tor siDgl for itself. Choristers and
Teachers OF Music who wish TO cultivate an elegant
and purely classic style Of performance in their
Choits and Schools should immediately introduce
= The Psalmodst." IPublishedSy NJ. Il. Newman,
1919 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03

I@ JOSEPH l.. WHITE will address the People
in defence OF the Tariff and against The Annexation
OF Texas,
At Acro- Haren CT Wednesday. Sept.l
At L1urens O,>eco Co. y V on Saturday. 9Th
At RicAfeid Springs. do. 9Th. tafernoon.l
At fJrt Pam. Mont Co. evening OF do.
AT UhoG Tuesday, 10Th. leyenlne.)
In Onondaga Co. on the l2lh and 18th, at such
places as tie Syracuse Clay Club shall Designate
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03

FIRE IN BRooKLYS one O'Clock this
morning, fire broke out in the rear building OF tE
Bakery Ul Mr.. John Langstaif on Myrtle Avenu.
near Carroll street, which, with n stable adjoining,
were entirely consumed. The building fronting
Myrtle Avenue, and two others on the same rtreet,
were materially damaged. There horse in
the stable which was burnt to DEATH American.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03

y The steamer WAsHISGToS IRyISG, it will
be seen by an advertisement il another column has
just commenced running TO and from this City,
CrotOn and Sing Sing and intermediate places This
boat has been built expressly for this route by the
cnterprisug citizens OF the several towns and VI
lagos lying between New York and Croton, with the
thereby gu, down the monopoly by which they have
been compelled heretofore TO unreasonable and e1b
bian, fare. Great efio Will doubt made to DIVE
Washington Irving from the but If she sustained y
tie people they may be that ;he fare Ill be kept u,
the preseat low Can those Interested re
ny other nduceneaI 10 give this boa; liberal paIonag
We add ina, neatly and slanchy bulk, and u
probably the swfte boa, OF her class the country Unee
The direction Of Capt TUrTLR she hardly fail To be
great yore with the travelling public hs distinguished
individual whose na ne she Ls4rs
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03
Inoo". In chnmbcrs .Relnre .Inhce INGnAnAM.

HABEAS COkrUS.-A young man, named feter
Muyey brought by of aL Corpus and appl-
cation made be discharged from the service Of the nj
ted State, he having eniscd soldier the -. July last,
and in ION 4 snca Governors Island. II appeared from the
testimony Nulrey but II oage ha hs aher
sd IN ennsy yvanu, and that he here md enlste
without knowledge coneGt o his father The fact Of ms
heig minor Icing satisfactorily shown The Court ordered
IN he l., discharged.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03

FIgE.-Sunday afternoon, between three end
four o'clock, dwelling house in Fiiteenth-steef,
near the North River was partly consumed by fire.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03

COURT OF SESSIONS. Before the RECORDER and Al
iernen Morn und DI, K1NsoS-MATnEw I. PAT-rkI-
I,..y
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03
,,,,rg1 CALENDAR. TINS par.


CoNNoy PLEAs-Nos. ,, q. ii, o. l' ~ ~
-, 20.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03
s1-prR,nR COIrRr. .Refare lrA.e O.K1wy.

SUPERIOR COURT.... Before Judge U!KLEy.
THIS Court opened Yesterday. The Inai Calen-
DIR con,ans cJ causes The Jury called. and 81 sworn
nut Of panel g. BEN. larger number than usual The
Court ter hearing from Nr. Brlan one side and
Judge Smith the other. relates "a the Marine Court IN
cases of Ceiierorari. adjourned 20 Monday next.
COURT OF COMMON rl.tAe.. Before Judge uLsHoxr
This Court opened yesterday with a calendar OF
- causes. -, Nv,
Robert McCastline rs james Chesierman.-The
plaintiff performed work and labor building erected by
Mr. he,teiinan time l2l>tyeet near 81 Ave
nua lie c0mpen for such and brings acton
10 recoyer Mr. Chest defends the SUIT on the ground
TINT plaintiff YVES employed by Mr. Lockwood the contractor
nr erecting the building. ard not by hmei. Verdict this
.tia
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03

the Foreign articles and give the supply OF
American wants in these respects 10 Amencan
workers. The articles arc not higher than they
were under Revenue Taritf-many OF them are
lowcr-but tens of thousands of our counirymen
arc now steadily employed in making them who
ia lS42 were out of work, al half work. think
tic present arrangement is right, wise and
bcnefcent. But your principle says Moths IS
all wrong VIC must reduce the duties on all these
articles SO that they viii produce Rerenue-that
is allow of capricious nundations ofour markets
by Foreign Hats, Shoes, Clothes, &c. and thus
keep our artisans in perpetual oscillation between
Work and No Work. American Working Men
will you think Of this
You say, Mr.. Wright, that higher duties
should be imposed on luxurics than on the neces.
sarcs of hic. | concur in this most heartily, Sc
far as Revenue is the object OF duties. Put youi
Revenue Duties on Luxuries, TO the full extent
but do not on that account deprive American
workmen OF the Protection Of their Labor. LIE,
Us no, admit a delugc of Foreign Hats, Shoes, and
Clothes, Sc. merely because such articles are ne.
ccssary tor our own workmsn will make them al
as cheap as man Of conscience can ask if you
you only protect them from dsTanging competi
ton and enable them to find work the year round
Bat If they are kept idle half the year by glu
OF Foreign articles, they cannot make and you
cannot buy 50 cheap as though they had work
all the time.
You say, Sir, that you would discriminate in
| f,yor OF domestic production as far as Revenue
required" 1t seems to me that this condition
completely nuliiics your good intention. You
src perfectly willing to impose u higher duty or
Foreign products rivalng oar OWE, providing i
would not have the effect of checking importa
,ion. But that is the very effect the home pro
dacer wants-if you take care 10 agoid that,
cannot sec what he is 10 thank you for, Iot
say q farther duty would defeat The object o
the who!s-the obtaining Of revenue" But
contend that ,hc.c is another object-eQuaily es'
.sntial and far more impoItant-namely, the ffo
tsction Of our Home Industry. need not citt
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-09-27
Administrators Sale.

NJ Office is hereby given that, by
Y virtue Of an order of the La Sale
circuit court, made a, its March term. A
ID. 1874. upon the application of William
Seeley, administrator of The estate of Ben
jamin Lundey, deed, for leave to sell the
following real estate, | will on Monday
the seventh day of October, A. d. 1874,
between the hours of 10 o clock a. m. and
. O'Clock p. m. of The same day, upon the
premises hereinafter described, sell to the
highest bidder for cash, at public sale,
part of the north east ! Of sect. 20, town
ship 81, north range |, west of the Sd.
principal meridian, commencing at the
north cast corner Of said section 20;
thence running west on section line G2
perches; thence running south BAL de.
grees, east As perchcs: thence south So
degrees, cast ~ g percles; thence north
G2 perches to place Of beginning, contain
ing Is. IL acres in The county of Putnam.
WILLIAM SEELEY, Adm'r.
August o, 1914. SGT.