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the popularity OF their party hy not in their being sup
ported by pszsps for it for the love Of good gov
ernment attachment TO their schools and Bibes-and
part Jealousy of that usurppg Sect the Catholics that
made the religious part Of the community rise in their
support he conjured them TO take the right wayto
inmate members for the Legislature all the State
who would amend that odious school law but be would
enforce upon them the Of their going forward
party whilst they had alleged PRINCIPLES upon seve
raj leading questionssuch Pfotection Texas Bank
Mr. TOWNSEND contended that they were under an OBJ
legation TO nominate for their mission delegates to
Utica implied IT. He repudated all connection with the
old parties. aud from such aie would say, Lord deliver
us" He in the decline of lie in the OF which
he was not prominent poltcion, but be would give
his vote JOY fully for their Candidate caring little Tor
the opinion of whig or democrat as they did Tor him.
Mr.. " WANDALL followed in strong pro nomination
speech and drew spirited picture Of their party
would be In Ut the next election without ticket OF their
own.
MIR. WATKINS followed and urged upon them the
pedienoy OF having their nominees Success pro.
gressve, and the candidate should be In the field They
had already thirteen counties, and before the fall they
would have as many more.
Messrs OAKLEY TALLMADGE and CagsrEp made long
and warm addresses after which the motion put and
carried in favor Of making nominations tor aud
Lieut. Governor Of New York. committee OF five was
appointed by the Chair to submit of eligible per-
for those Offices and the meeting adjourned
iii O'Clock, r. NJ, to day.
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SUPREME CouRT.-The following motions were
recently decided by Chief Justice Nelson, who
heard the arguments and took the papers ct the lat Au
gust special term The rules ali entered as Of the las.
DAY OF the last spec al tern shipnan vs. Pee and al
Motion plsnn be permittsd 10 enter noie poseq qn
10 defendant Pee without costs TO either party granted
Koon ads BlgeIow and al Melton that Hiram slocpm,
sgnee &c pay d. endan the amount OF the Judgment
against the plaintiffs in this granted, with costs
Fish ads Chapman, administrator &c, and one other
cause Motion to set aside assessment, judgment &C.
denied with costs Watkins ads Bstrrield and al Mo-
ton ior Judgment In Of nonsut Ordered, that
on nav nent by the plaintiffs OF SIC 81 the stand
this motion then stands denied stiles
ct al plnntf in error Gates, defendant IN Mo-
ton on the part Of relaors exparte that defendant
error pay Of assignment OF issue and trial &c
in this cause denied Drew administrator &c D~y
Motion aside rule granting new trial in this
granted on payment Of costs thereof and Of opposing
this notion Sheckeli ads Bogert Motion to set aside
default and that defendant be allowed to plesdgrsn,ed
with costs Ray Birdseye Motion 10 set aside de
fendan,s bill OF exceptions and subsequent proceedings
granted with Martin impleased ads Bates and al
Motion to aside deault and subsequent proceeJing
denied with costs. Cleveland ada. clark Motion Tor
Judgment az in Of non-su and to take judgment
record oil the hes and to cancel judgment and tina, plain
hns attorney refund the money collected by him, &C.
denp1 with costs.
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Washington.
Correspondence OF the Herald.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 81, 1874


FRIEND BENNETT
Mr.. Calhoun did not. as stated in my last, leave
for South Carolina He will remain until after the
Presidents return, which will be on Monday or
Tuesday OF next week.
There has been within the last iorty-eight hours
about seventy applicants for The Office Of Consul
al Liverpool, a vacancy occasloned by the deaih
Of Mr.. Hagger,y. some are sllll here waiting The
return of the President others have followed him
TO the Springs.
Coleman's house will not open sooner than the
first II next month.
A Boat ub has been formed here by number
Of young gentlemen Of hign responsibility. Ihey
have purchased the celebrated boat : tdlcon OF a
company long know n by that nasie in Pnllsdephla.
hope the present company will sustain the higi
reputation enjoyed by the former club, which was
composed of Mr.. Head ot the Mansion House
Mr. Hart, and Mr.. White ana others 81 that city
II you should have occasion to vlsit w Washington,
lei me recommend Messrs. Bridges, Merchants
Hotel TO your notice; IT Is decidedly one Of The
best houses south of New York. Mr. Is. was tor
mery OF the most extensive merchants IN that
city, but subse neatly known partner OF The
late David Dorrence, Of the U. 5 Hotel. lie Is
decidedly one OF the most gentlenanly landlords |
have met since lett Boston.
Truly yours, 4. ,.
The first cotlllion party oil the season took place
on Tuesday night last. Such display OF beauty /
have not before witnessed In this city.
will give you a tull account ol the next.
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The SIcKSgss At WooDvILLr, MIss-The ac-
cougis that we receive almost daliy from interior
sections Of the country are truly lameutsble The fol-
lowing, from the Woodviile Republican ot the 7th inst
indeed mf flancboiy picture Those that have read
description OF The Plague in London have some idca
OF the condition OF the Woodve den7ens AT this time
Some remarked to-day that the village was spotted
with the sick The s nearer the uuthths well
being the spots while sickness is the whole ground work
of tAe picture In word there has not been Tor some
time past well persons enough 10 take care Of he invs
lids The Epidemic has seized oil classes and all pIo'es
sons, especially those Of the pill and the lancet The
paper aao notices the death OF the following per
sons Hugh Conneil, Richard singleton, Rev Horace
Beach Preston w. Farrar, Jr. Garnet Stone and Virgil
Augustus Richardson.
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Common pleas.

ssrr ~ f. CoMiiard Hard vs. Darius Mad = This cesc
cas tfied bsforp when verdict had deftndant.
seton to recover Damages for breach Of COW
nant u tapreared tho, the piaind was employed on
ptca agreement 10 act as clerk for defendant For three
months L alleged no coniir ued 10 act aib ri this
,gretmsnt The fourth month passed plalnrf con.
nuing 20 act Ia his usual capacity Of ceik when sep.
Ira,ion took place Action brought TO recover Tor
he full amount Of the year. $500 sealed verdict As
forenoon.
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TERRIBLE SToRM.-Last night our animal sep
ember gale came in all its fury. The wind blew
in ftfu and furious blasts driving before Il deuge OF
rain about O'Clock this morning veernp IN It,
direction from N N r.. TO +. We dread 10 hear OF
its effects upon the CROP fearing they must be d.
astrous Besides prostraiing few T. noes and trees no
ether damage done in this place, that We learn
iarther the unroofng OF the new brick building (a
most completely belonging TO George McMullen SOM
OF the doors and windows were not yet in The roo wss
fiat and covered with tn.Tatiahds Ssans Sept. 10
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CORNS, BUNIONS AND BAD NAILS
CIR Ed

7 LITTLEFIELD, CHIRoroplsr. takes this method TO in
form citizens and visiting New o still
his successful treatment ons Bunons Club and
Inverted Nails te Merchants Exchange Bathing Rooms Al
William three doors below Wa street at his
dence, All Bowery, one door below 10th street
All orders punctually attended TO- any part Of the city,
without charge.
Office hours from A. NJ to O'Clock NJ At home morn
ing and evening. ali Imeod. &c
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GlrcnIf InIarf

There quiie large attendance Of the mcm-
he's " the bar The calender u unusually heavy,
md consists OF large number Of postponed cases Tho
case of
John DC Greeor n ais Hsnry Uyde, was the first
col "a on This ion insti'uei 70 recover pos
session Of Il lot in Essex street and was tried
u The last term Of this court and fully reported in he
Herald II nppenud ihat ~ the year 1877 the heir st
law who ges minor sent - Europe, and his guar
ian let the prpmises ~ question The tenn, ho~tver.
exp,roa a4d the plaintiffs VITO arc n" unces, 10 re-
roeer ,esesslon The statute ot limitations pleaded
,eara from and Z alleged that he died The plaintiffs
.t.;., Hrfre afI3 I3t
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Common Council.

Bo.RD oY ALpE,asN- Mouday evening, Sept 2s.-Ai-
dc rmsn ScHRFkLiN, President, IN the char.
Raillc broadiSoy-A pe,ition IRON number oi citi
zens for "a railway Broadway, referred the spe
cial committee raised for that purpose.
Meyor's Commslnicofion--A A communication from the
May akDg the enactment OF an ordnance 10 EN-
rlo, the inmates OF the ciiy piison- Referred.
Alderman DcsissoS hoped that the same committee
port which the keeper could CON-
pei the minutes of the cy prison TO pick oakum OF be-
employed any other laooT power existed sacsp
those convicted and Ia one hundred OF tho
inmates detained as convicts.
Rsm0ra ~ Loeot0cos-A petition to remove ths loco
foco match iac,orS IA 18th street, was r.ieired
D.iimng Dufirs A petition from John + Driggs
Keeper a baehw.lis Island TO have bis duties o. nn.d
a s emps correct evis and abuses have been over
ruled by the commissioners o TIE Aims House whu he
saJ ogac po 10 themselves hat the ordinsnces
do not authorize Hs complaints cover four pages OF
manuscript, DotwthstsndiDg which he he hos not
time space oducs all the evils Kat through
the ac'iono o the Aims House Commissionsis he sks
the power appoint and the deputy keepers and
TO impose such pnnishIsnt az he please. upon isfscoiy
prisoners Also order all supplies for the prisoners,
and have the fu control OF ue hole ssnd, and not
TO be The instrument Of the Commissioners. The
petition was referred 10 tbs Committee on Police.
Pauag Eeptah Sfret-A resolution to concur In
paving Eleventh street IRON Avenue 10 Dry Dock
street.
Fl inc If Canno,i-The Committee Lava reported
ordinances compelling all cannon 10 b. IA cd on The bat
.ry Asg A. here else, aud prohibiting
all be fired the Pak any other place
the city below Twenty first street except the 4h OF
july under penalty oil 500 Tor each ohencs Adopted
unanmously.
Caue D,ipingA petition against landing any cattle.
sheep the ciy below l4th street was present.
ed and ordinance cary out the views OF ihe petit
uon mahihs Peiai ~ 'he su" ~ % ~ ea.n en'Ase,
and like sum Tor driving any OF the above named ami.
mos peio" i4'h street a'ei ocioSA' a. "a" u e.oio AZ
T. NJ
, hiuernan EMMA" oPposeu .ae oioiushee, 90 ~ pm
thefo were 100 many ordinances Iescuns uaue ana pu
siness ALREADY on our cry statute DOCKS,
Alderman HAsnRoucK also opposed the ordinance as
onerons upon arove,s und dealers ~ cste aho contrary
10 the spirit o. 'he chaI'si oi ut cl'y he Mso
pupc hsh"aJs' dhu 'heie'oe no Iensis eVo pe I'M
posed ne cohthned that y catne couiu p'AoPPeu ue-
cause nv were sometimes sasi " l.n, oious-
sts Carriages ana horses coua 90 soPpeo 'o we sah'
reason. .,,.
Aid MILLER aovoea'ea me ofuinance, us he ,houen'
.he ii'es oi cliIsbs shouiu e Iio'.es anu e VIZ
ion nao io"rr 10 ouoi' , su'h on o'u'i . p,n
Aueihdii ~ ~ rain ea' = "a' ,h' ,us'o"i :, Ia
usipnis ana boston 70 curry noss o"is.s au sn.eP
ivuBh he steei' III e"i's ahu easue "eie io' uiV'H
The New York herald., 1844-09-24

DESTRUCTIVE Co.FLAGRATioN IN uhpAforPr -
Calt KrWan ot the schooner Thomas Hooper ~ Batt-
from Antigua, reports that fe broke out In Bs
saierre Guadaloupe tha 26h August and had burnt
nearly all the town down, and burning st,l on The
morning OF the 27h AZ tho time the steamer l. Los
Of property said to be 81 000 600
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PRESENTS.
STRANGERS visiting the city will find establishment
Nos $50 and 26o Broadway beyond comparison the most
~'- FANCY ARTICLES FOR PRESENTS,
this side the Atlantic which take pleasure in showing,
and engage sell low (sayng the east) those Of
other house.
and Sun Shade Gloves Riding Wins Fans Gard Cases and
Tablets Desks Dressing Cases and Fancy Boxes Purses Per-
famery Fancy Porcelain and Glass Gilt Steel and Mourning
Jewelry and indeed Of thing accustomed i'm
port Is complete and perfect as be desired
full catalogue has been ubshed and be had
application. TIFFANY, YOUNG ELLIS.
ann lmpo
The New York herald., 1844-09-24

Before Judge Bets

Before Judge Befs
srrr 23 -Jcmes Ouisrat and John Field ~ he sloo
Argus her Tackle Sorhis action OF ,respass
recover damages Tor alleged injury sustained by ~
owners Of the soop Bucktail ~ consequence OF COLI
hat took place between the Bncktaii and Argus, o.
the North River, on 30th July last
The New York herald., 1844-09-24

IND OTHERS MAKING REMITT.aNCES TO
ENGLAND, S sC0TLANp AND IRELAND.
= the PROVINCIAL BANK, IRELAND, and
THE NATIONAL BANK, SCOTLAND.
can be obtained Of RICHD BELL,
VIM. McLACHLAN,
and DORIS Buildings, Hanoyer st.
. Also, BILLS on the BANK OF BRITISH NORTH ANE-
RIGA LONDON and its Branches in Canada, New Bruins
wick, Nova Scotia and Newfoundland.
Jy24 2taw3mjxb
The New York herald., 1844-09-24

INDIAN rRAeEs-The following letter fur
nishes an authentic account OF outrages commit
ted by band OF Sioux Indians, on party OF
American citizens-of which we had some parll
culars few days slnce;-
TRAVERSE pEs SIOUX, Aug 26, ls44-Doar Sir 1T be-
comes my duy 70 inform you th.s on saturday evening
camp Is at Swan Lake, about twenty niles distant
nom this place to see an American who had come to
them in very distressed circumstances. iound the
young man reduced to the shadow Of man by famine.
and brought him home with me this morning His name,
he says is Motley Bennett Some eight weeks OF more
since he says he and two other young men started WI
Mr. Turner OF Glasgow Missouri, TO assist in bringing
drove Of ia cattle to the garrison, OF which you hev'
the command He says thev C ossed the st Peteis
river between this and Petite Rochelle thinking il to ps
Turkey river, and pursued a north west course unti
thirteen days ago, when they were met Ny patty o.
Dacoah InoaIs, who, seems, were out on war exp
don fro u Lake Traverse The result Of this meeting
was that they took from them their horses guns money
and clothing shirt and drawers vest and hat; Killed
one and beat the remainder They killed ulso number
OF the Bennett thinks nine-tbe remainder were
icatiered abroad Indians then mounted the horses o
their prisoners and slain and takDg one OF the youns
men, went TO bring back the cattle, but they did not
succeed the young man being permitted 10 make his
escape They then sent the said Bennett and Turner
on after the cattle who lett their
unable to travel and made their escape ny the way
which they had gone B-nnett says he travelled WITH
Turner four days, when they came to stream which
deep 10 wade they were both then week, hhvnt
had nothing TO eat for three days Turner could not
vim; Bennett attempted 20 swim with HIM his back
but could succeed and Turner the owner Of cat
tie, drowned; Bennett came out alive. Two eyt-
nngs before this he had the cattle not far from h
trail made when going, evidently coming this way Tbs
two days after they made their escape IRON the In
dians Turner drowned four days aiter hot event
After he left Turner Bennett travelled five six days
and then in sight Of the indan lodges OF Se.pJ
Eyes and Others He hesated whether TO go TO them o.
not but concluded it only deaths II he went not he
shortly die of amne and II he went he supposed
they would kill him. He chose the latter But they re-
ceved him after the Of the good Sd
maritan Of the Great Teacher" We learn that insruc
items were sent from the 9th instn' for the drs
goons from Fort Atkinson and the ipfonry from Fort
Smelling, march into the country OF the ssons, to ap
prehend the murdercIs
The New York herald., 1844-09-24
Washington.
Correspondence OF the Herald
WASHINGTON, Sept goth, 1874.


WASHINGTON, Sept. goth, 1884,
JAMES q. BENNETT, ESQ.,
DEAR SR:-
The Naval General Court Martial convened at
the Navy Yard, in this city, on the 18th inst, ad
journed yesterday to the "Natonal Ho,el." Com
modore Stewart, President; Members-Commo-
dores Downes, Nicholson, Read and Rldgely, Cap
tans Gwnn and Lattlmer Robert Ould, Esq, Of
Georgetown, Judge Advocate.
The investigation Of the charges against Captain
Newton, for negligence, resulting IN the burning
Of the steam trgate Missouri the 26lh day OF
August, ls43, while lying at Gibraltar. There are
five specifications, princI ally charging with know
lngy keeping spirits of turpentine belonging to the
engineers department., IN glass vessels, 10 lie upon
the deck OF the starboard store-roon, when I'M
perfectly secured from rolling about, and where
heavy articles and Gombustlble materials were
the request of Capt. Newton, To whom ttle or no
blame can be justly attributed. Pniiip Hamilton,
Esq OF New York, counsel Tor Capt ~ The ex
animation Of large number OF Witnesses Will be
had before the close Of the trlal
There are other cases that Will probably be taken
up Immediately after the close Of the present, that
will elicit an unusual degree ot interest.
Nothing particularly new, strange or wonderful.
Dry as ever and no signs OF rain.
The National Jockey Club races commences
I'd Tuesday of DC ober, and continues four days.
First Day Sweepstakes for years old, sub.
scrlpuon 500, forfeit SSlO0-two mile heats, closed
with three subscribers.
Second Bdy.-First race, peoples purse, 800
mile heats entrance rel cent. Same day
people, . purse, $500, mile heats--entr4nce pei
cent
bird Day.-The citizens plate, the cost OF
which $500, 2 mile heats, no entrance, 1t being
free for all horses that may choose TO start agree
ably TO the rules Of the Club.
Fourth Day The National Jockey Club purse
$3.50, mile neats-enrrance per cent
RESPECTFULLY, Nc. V. III.
The New York herald., 1844-09-24
Court rnI-odnr-Thts Uay

COMMON FLtAs-Nos TU II, IU5 ~, 7, IT, To TT 70 "
7s.
Cncuir CorRTNos. o. y IL 10, ~, ~, II, ~, %
ls, 20, 80, % 80, 30.
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Superior Cour

Srpr 23--The court was engaged IN hearing motions
No decisions will be given until Saturday
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FANCY GOODS.

WEDELES & MEYER 100 William st., importers Of
French German and English Fancy Goods. have Just
Of Buttons Of all knds Segar and other fancy Cases
Snuff Boxes. Fancy Combs Suspendes Satche Purses
Lea; Lead fspe; Rulers; Writps oilss,e Desks Se anew
We particularly recommend very fine Of Wool
len and Silk Embroideres, and all kinds Of Uphoerers
ces. au9 eodlmsm
The New York herald., 1844-09-24

MARTELLE a. HOLDERMANN,
80 MA den Lane, N. ".
MANUFACTURERS and importers Of Ornamental Hair
u Work Wigs Toupees Bands, Curs Seams Bandeau Hair
and style ofeverlasng Curs, and all kinds Of hair works
N. D. The trade supplied on reasonable terms.
u9lmsrh.
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OcOMOTIvE PRINTING ENGINE,
n5 John street, near Pearl
(yIRCULARs, Bill Heads, Bills Of Lading, Shipping and
~ other Receipts, Hand and Posting Bills, Labels &c. NC
printed 70 order, atthe lowest cash prices
MACHINERY FOR CARD PRINTING.
Having two Of the handsomst and bst peces OF machinery
invented for Printing Cards. furnish them Of
quality, at the shortest notice. and remarkably low
FOLGER l. SUTTON Printers
NB.-No runner engaged To solicit orders, printing
Please call A tbs Office ax9 I'm m
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FIFTY OUNCES pLATINA

FIFTY OUNCES PLATINA,
IN PLATE and wire Of best quality, just received from
ger, No. 60 Maiden Lane
N. B. Kreosote, Metallic Bismuh, Hyposulphide Soda
Rose Pink Purple Lake Red Lake pulp and dry Enen
Pasters Copavia Capsules, Diamond Cement fine Jewellers
Rouge. Verarn, Wood Naptha Nitrate Of Baryes and Suon
Oxaate Of Potash Muriatie of Tin &c
hand by Dr. Lewis Feuchtw anger No. GO Maiden Lane
The New York herald., 1844-09-24

THE NEW HOTEL,
THE New Hotel, corner Of Broadway and Waverly and
Washington Places will be opened about the first Of No
yember under the management Of Mr. John H. Billings The
Restaurant will be conducted by Mr. Baptsts Nonot.
Applications for apartments may be made to Mr. Billings
daily the Of the Hoe Wavsy Place by
letter addressed to i0i Leonard street. So 82wssc
The New York herald., 1844-09-24

AFTERNOON SEssroN-FouR O'CLOCK.
The attendance was hardly equal to that OF the
former meeting, the call Of the roll only showing
those present to be fifteen.
DIR. SMITH, V.P., took the chair, and called the
meeting to order.
Upon motion of Mr. OAKLEY, I" the reporter sent
by Mr.. Bennett to give, he had no doubt, impar-
tial notes of the proceedings" was invited TO take
a seat at the table.
Mr. BRuspAox OF New York. said he had been consider
ably edied this morning by both parties and was MOI
tnan ever convinced that nomination was Necessary
He was for aiming high whether they obtained their o.
lect or not and in nominating they might 90 more than
was probable Their existence was involved IN that trp
and ii for them who increased las spring from
1900 to 40 00O put their hand to the plough and turn
back again. What had they TO losei Surely not thsir
reputatIon-for that was good They would let the
people that they still In existence, and he
maintained they bad everything 10 gain and nothing to
lose. He did find in his experience that much talked
OF attachment TO the old parties throughout the state
quite the contrary the Native American carried
cnarm in IL; and if their candidate was good msn, a.
their principles good they would meet the warm
ct approx al Of the country
Mr. AMEs enforced the necessity Of arguing from
rect premises and said would be wrsng to forget that
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-10
GLOBE OFFICE,
Washington. 9TH Oct, loi4.

T. Thomas Richie 4 Sons, Richmond, va
Gentlemen. received to-day, do not know
.ron whom. the Richmond Wing 1--WE do not ex-
change with ii) OF the 81 inst, containing pro
pl-itjon signed VIM Fl. Belts and b. +. Cochran,
neither OF whom are known by me- 10 pay 70
m. 800 for every electoral vote Col. Polk may
e, oyer Mr. Clay after sixty, if | will pay TO
hem like sum for every electoral vote Mr. Clay
nav pc, over Col Polk after Sixty and that So
0) shall be deposited BY each party.
10 not know either of the persons; but VIII
willingly accept their proposition, il you shall
a.nk that the loss Of 300 (Which think may
win from ,hem) will not lessen the reasonable
comforts Of them or their families, if they have
alv
enclose herein certificate No. 500 for 0,00a
NV York seven per cent State Stock, for you TO
Pm. M on nv part If they shall comply with
,ler proposition will Immediately send to you
a power of attorney 10 sell The Stock, ana pay
ogef 10 them whatever may lose. The Stock IS
6 or per cent. above par. | intend 20 pay 'he
money, i shall lose, as wish to keep the STOCK;
On, will send TO YOU the power OF attorney 10 sell
lie Sock. to satisfy them and make them sale
They NAV M, np $4,000 in money as lhey
r5oaose and the balance in any security that You
nav think good would prefer Virginia = per
cent. state Stock TO any security other than New
YORK State Stock, which (5's, 6's or 1's) prefer
q money, or to am other Stock.
The bet is 10 be made jn the name at Francis
P Blair my partner. for whose benefit il is.
wish the BE, closed Al once, before either party
can hear from the State elections which take place
,-tay in Georgia and Arkansas, and to-morro '
IN Ohio. Pennsylvania and New Jersey. should
l2re waited I'LL tomorrow, probably, ana sent Inc
money. i. il had not been tina, wished The bet
closed before either party coald hear from these
esctions. When The bet is closed, will send the
honey in place of the Stock, if Messrs. Belts and
Cochran shall prefer il.
wish me Wing of the 81 instant 10 be depo-
s'ea with the stakes. TO show The terms OF The
bet | ce>ire no limit 10 il, Sholt of the Stock !
send, and The premium and interest on il, which
VIII amount 70 $4,000, BY the time the bel shall
Be decided as the interest for The last quarter, end
my The Isl inst. Is due on il; but you may limit
HE os' 20 5 600 rather than lei them get of on
qulboc. Respectfully,
JOHN {. RIVES.
e The above Certificate of Deposite was re-
ce'e! By las, evenings mail, with the above lei
:A-and We are ready with The wager, when the
Pifles concerned or any others, come forward
~ That purpose Il Eds Enquirer.