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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1846-12-30
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Nat bis iebt ncd tpcli9 oerhantelt mas fir
unlre 2e(er BON befrnoere Widtt0fcit iein
f6unte. gEir haben oeShab Die Seridts 70
furs nls mrglit suianlmen9efaet.
Iritt Elm Srenloer i'll oas untere 5, a II
Der GjeIee9etung unb bort Nd cas fldalid)e
Gebcul Ger bort IiSenren Nbt4brlleerldaft
eiu paar Stunccn ar, tann muB CT IN Der,
Ghat III ccm Gjlauben fcnmen, or befnre
lTd, mitten in cinem me- q III { fd, II
@cnore(e, eenen 9Iufgate es ies Die nmert-
t,nilde Ne9erun9 70 ihledt ais moalld) Su
MAIDEN! Su Ger Shat, auBer ben lfunoen
laG9en 9ieccn ilber oen merifanifdcn Erieg
1T faft nod 9 q + /, / d) t 8 i'm nntern Soanie
ae1hebeu! ISdtreuo Shlcs tapfere Sohne
duf oem Sdlad,tfeloe Die Ghre nnlre6
Staates bemdhren, Derfedbten nniere per-
blenocten Wbigeeleb9eber nit bem Maule
Die Sadle be5 Semoe6 tit nnfern ShlcS Sc
les9ebun9ehaneit, nno lahen fId) fur oteie
"ld,nere' 9lrbcit 2 Ecl!ars Den Sag aus
oeu Galhen ees Selfes besablen!! Ser Sc
baufe 1T empbrenb, ernieort9cno fur jeoeu
ebrlamcn Snr9er Sbtcs.
em Senate. no bic Demcfraten Die
93ebrbeit baben nebmen Die @efhdfte eincn
beGeru Iortgan9. Der gSicerrnf oes per-
Observation-Disclosures 1T berelts pahlrt uno
lieet run Dem 9aule Dor. Cine Blu sur
8erbeGerun9 bes & ar9e { BE 8 1T anter
8eratbun9,
Sic lln,ohl Galtpa6erbittf6riften biz
! ir tcibeu Sdulern etnitr6nen, beuten barauf
hin bos es bielesmal eiuen beftisen Rampf
Eilber bic Galttpa0erfra9e feBen miro. SebbS
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1846-12-30
Q8ur1t wioer So ltr Il.

Die farbiscn Nepubllfauer BON SoaDtt ha-
ben cine neue @onititutcn ein9eflhrt, nodl
pcld1cr fein Weifler in ihrer Gepnblif IT.
0enb 9ruupllfe befeen ODER Sllr0cr sper-
ceu fana.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1846-12-30

Sern,an gGcGanNer, ein entla0ener Ger
qcant Der Der. ct. 9irtellerie, Der bel Nolo
9(to eiu Bciu peIlor, tpuroe, ale er in Neu
Crleous ans 9ano itieQ, ietnes Qonsen er'
iparten Geibes $3.50 bcraubt. 0a6 hdHe
Shinoerbonuc6 uidt 9ethan.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1846-12-30
Grtr;rfifGtca,

St Gpubern&r gebtS 9lutritts 9lbbreiie
fanoen nl,iere en9lilden @pllesen binldueli>
d1eu Stoff lire eefer onrh nahfpl9snoe Gue
rioftatensS Sauiwliln9 ai9ei1ebm gu ltnterbals
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1846-12-30

9iu5 Napannn rejden Die Sertdlte biz sum
2. 0es. Gs beFnoet ilt BORT cine merifanl-
tber Sfffsier nit Gaperbrefen; er fcrbert
fir icoen $1,000, frnute jebcdl fcinen Stdu
fer fnccn. Sen. @nmpeu, Ger Scr. Staa-
TEN Scnlul III NaY1nua, 1T Der sluiId,t, baB
man anf CUBA feline priuatirer au6rulten
perre, uuo sicmlih ou9emein Glarbt man,
ba6 Die 8erid,te BON eeren Slu6rilltuno Bon
iuters1Irtcn Qcuten herrlihren, Die iIh ba
Unit ren Waarentran5port III iIhern min
Iten.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1846-12-30
gcu, Soarrittus, 4euniDloal1isn mir

gcu, Soarri6tm9, 4eunfDlpaujst wiro
9eIhrebrn
Sceteu 1T Die 9tadrid)t bier crbaltcn
worctn oos Ma6ad>uictt6 ietne Sei9berSt9-
felt geseiot, iupem e6 unfibi9 1T oa6 bon
ihm Qefcroerte Neqtn1Int @oluntotrs fir oen
merifaniIden .&rie9 in'6 Tclo su ltelcn,
uuo raB in SGf9e oelen Die NsNiernn9 ten
Staot WenniYloontcn Die Sreibeit llbcrlaBt
cas- Deficit nit einem snettcn 0ie9iment
,,DennIpluonia Gutid' oufsufilleu.
Cine e@cmpasnie orn harrisburg, fir rie-
Ies 91e9imeut 1T tcreitS on9encmmen.
(Na. Gts.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1846-12-30
GDtrfunaen Sre neMen Xarife.

GontOn, @titttpoe) 0e3cmber 80, 1Sa6.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1846-12-30

en- Q}it6burg 1T liter Sricbrtdl Niccct
meocn Grmcrtun0 leIucr Trou oa5 Icoc6-
urtbcil au5geiprcd1en Npcrosn. 9tttter pat
ron biett bel cisIer gcle9enhclt elnc cr9rel-
frnoc 9iccc an tbn, ole oer @erurthcilte NIT
orcFcr Ta1una onhtrte. Ntcoel iprod oar,
7uf etna 10 Mtnuten lang iii Ncbrcd'enem
5nQliih ertlirte It, fir unlhulrl9 uno er-
bcb Die lttweritcn 9lnfl19en qr9eu Die Seam-
ten Gcrouuer, Shcriff, Scnitable) uno 3eu-
GEN, mclt'c QeQen i'm wibreno Ter Serhano-
lunoeu ouf9ctreter. Gr du6crte, baB man
utht 70 nit ttm perf1hren lein tpr'oe, penn
er ein rcid,er Mlnn 9e,pcien mare; oa er
aber arm ici pcrfel8e man ttn. Seine 6rau
babe or tct5 Gut bebancclt II. CT ftune etc6
nit 2eu9Cn temelIen.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1846-12-30

oem Stumpen nidIt erreihen fcnnte. Die
Sptfdaft 1T baher bios etne Scrtlebung iets
ner glefttpuir Sentithun9en, inoem er Ielne
pffSteGIe StelIun9 fin partbetSwefe bennBte.
uebri9en5 miro CT ben Gag, an pelhem ct
perludte ein gpIf 9e9en leine et9cne See
9terur9 au5nreifcn ipdter ttef berencn.
Wterft oieEc Brrdit6fdquno -
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1846-12-30

gSa mpons uno Ga b at y g.
itrsnge. 9lns benz uSermonncr $40
deublatt" pom %. 9icDbr. eriehcn mir, coB
nebrcre Gcuntic5 in Mulrurt BET Der Ge
GcB9ebunq bes Staats uIl 9Ibdnoerunq be6
lSohlmccus uno nm 9ibltellung Ger itrcn-
Observation-Disclosures petittonWt haben.-
Wan wnnId>t Mableu curd, Sa0ct (ge-
! ftlcfene StimmsstteD nno halt Die Cab
batsoercronur9en fur plcerltrclteno Der
| Jreihett.
gEir t6nuen nid,t leu1ncn, oab e6 lns
ielblt mitunter Wunberlih oorfonlmt, in Die
fem 70 freien 9onoe, Die Silrger nlannitbfod,
an 'W1uderfetre' 9efel1elt snfeten! Oils rb
nan nid)t reli9ios lein f6nnte obne 8rpf
bdugerei. pbl. Dem.
NJ Der magnetifhe Tclearapb 1T jebt
teinote pcn Yhuarelphia BIG pittsbur9 fer
Tia l,uo fam in ipeni9er Gdaen in Spero-
tion treten. Die 9leentcn haten bier Elm
Simmer in Ureeo5 Gebduoe, itsr bic sra
Dor's Offs, in Der 4ten Stra6c, alS Off
I9en,ietbet. Vr. ST.
Sn M { Ga cbu1etts pr8aniGrer
1d stpei SreinlaiGen &pmpa a9nlen, aus Sr.
ldnbcrn beltehens,, Die fd, benz nah Dem
&rteasfhauplse beitimmten Ne9imeute ait
ihlieeen tpollen.
0as bonn Staate gaer Worf aufge
bctene TrelUilli3en 0e9iment 1T nod MID
, ocll0anbi9.
{. = 0E gu cem neuen Nesiment, ipas fofor
I Ut genlDloanien 9e6loet nno nah oen
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1846-12-30

Gn Saiplr 60, GeraS, Iebt ein Ghepaar
uno Der Sater ees Wannes, Eamen5 Niof-
MANN. Die Orei pcr(cnen tptc9en ;uIammen
1000 Nfunp; bic 3Srau 400 uuD jcoer Der
.O}lnncr 800 pfuno.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1846-12-30

Ser vGlesetano Ntainccalcr" ''1adt iber
GjcuucrnGr 8ctts 9(ntritt8s9 9lbtrei1c fclScnz
sc Semerfun9en:
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1846-12-30

Ter GjcuoernIr bon 6lcrjca rmrfetIt i'll
Icjner Sct1haft an bic @cirt9e6un9. .eaf
Die @jefeege5un9 nur alle 5pci Sabre ctnmaI
Sjsun9 bolte. Ge Ware ouh ltbtI9 &C.
mug.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1846-12-30

Der Ser. ct. Sd,rrncr Sn f1-hD fe*
oe(tc om 8. 'Ce3br. orn peniacrln Sllm
Slcfaccgcidpoecr ob, ,sm thm ole spclt III
lbertrinoeu. Dlele6 ToMaeuo muo orn
nun all gum Troneprrt Ger Soften. HcpeE-
ftten &c. rrQelmdij9 spilden YenfacHla uno
oem Slrfacc 9cidjtrorer hin nno 9er fob
rem.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1846-12-30

~ gu cen, neuen Nesiment, ipas fpfort
Ut genlDloanien 9ebiloet uno nah Dem
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-07-02
BRATTLEBORO, THURSDAY, JULY ?, IS46


oahk ana matted inst'ncii'ely' when the young lady
"a, 10 assist 'ne wounded man rom Inc saddle
i"e "ouuu was 'ounu W oe "ortal anu he young
m"h was Slowly s'uSihg unue, 'ne now Of blood,
"n'o" ''ey nIu w "vans 70 CHECK oii no mut.
"iu' esosPeu n'''' a'u uie ie" 'nougn's nc eooid
give 10 tue" SITUATION, were mercy 10 dfeet MISS
h''et'on non 70 'eu'a'n y n's ovuy "neh ne nau
O'Na'"eu ''' '''' ~, " ,o','" ue Sou'se Vi ue
suea"' "n'on "ou'o hhally ieau hel 'h'o 'ne WINE
se''lemen's ~ sno'' uhe us uue'ance became
"o'c 'uP'u anu ",s eye N."u'eu a. We spoke OF 'ne
manner W "n'on n's MISSION hau oeen PERFORMED
anu t''e grea' oo"nuen'e |" wou,u INSPIRE 'tough-
ou' ''0 oO'o"y' n'" "0 u".S'eu "'V pun g"'-
WHOSE ,ea's w." "eeIy 10, 'h's young Stranger,
""ou' ,'a' u'I "au n's' .'au1 h"own 70 ne', a"'iu
~ nuo" Petnt =. 'aNe "'' '''s oe" ".e '''"e a"'-
lnnn''lon "hlch contained ana NOT 10 SCI OUT on
ner 'oney way WITHOUT carrying ms pistols 70
P'o,e0' ne'se" ,o' ."e ""' peHs's' as wen as ''e
inuia"s "no"n sue "',g"' meet a, 'as'' ne SUNK
away WIN rev "a'i'auu'pe WORDS Of prayer on
n's Ups anu ueu as ne hau SHOWN hlmhel inc
~no'e OF 'Ia' a'uuous u'y -o'a'e' generous ana
lorge''u' OF hihsei' ne coiohy never lost oeuei
om1et aho 'hougn MS name Is ou' jus' tnent'oheu
J" '"e IeS"'us u muse pe'ious ti"es T" sun ingets
a'ouhu 'he Spot "neIe ne siueS so sisna DO"
upon the power OF hing Philp.
was al midday tha' the young oihcer expired
N Inc arms OF the stranger g'fl, VINO was then eh
alone III the wilderness, win no other companion
than her steed, which had borne the young man
to that lonely spot For houTs she sat gazing up
on the lace Of the dead-the features oil which be-
gan TO settle into that liked look OF unearthy beau
", thai fingers Tor time IN the human coun'e-
nance before decay begins Its work. She could
not move she could not reflect the solitude OF the
forest. where nature was all hushed into the deep
stiffness OF summers noon, with the calm. un.
speaking presence OF the dead, was awful She
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-07-02

PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
WM. Il. RYTHER.
Off Emo. 2 WHEELERS STONE BUILDING,
TrRns.-To single subscribers, $500 year To Com.
Panios and TO those who pay in advance liberal discount
will be made.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-07-02

beautiful young lady in Delaware county lad, having
been compelled by her father marry geneFp Of for
tune though she had promised her hand 70 anper TOOK
poison IN her coffee the morning after her marriage while
at breakfast with her husband and parents and exen :"
less than hour
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-07-02
Drinking after Eating to Excess.

Mr. EDIroR:-l have young COW, of the Gallo
way or horness breed, which set much by She
is very gently aud docile, and in no way breachy
or roguish, which, | believe, is characteristic of
this kind of cattle. But, as i'll luck would have it,
by reason of somebody's neglect TO shut barn
door day or two since, she got at some very
sound and hard Indian corn, and ate Just about
twenty quarts before discovered il. ] ascertain
ed the quantity by knowing how much was in the
cask at first aud measuring what she left. | i'm
mediaiey turned her out, where she had free
10 water, and she drank as much as she inclined
to- then gave her six ounces Of castor oil, also
pint and half of strong decoction of thorough
wort In about four hours she began to discharge
the corn freely and was relieved from all difficulty
| have thought proper thus 10 give you my par
ticular mode of treatment in this case. for the Tea-
son that others, probably, would have done differ
ent. Several in this vicinity have had cows in a
similar situation, but they were very careful not to
allow them to drink, this being the doctrine. They
administered strong cathartics, and made various
applications, but all to purpose; their cattle died
in much distress. When found my animal in the
situation have stated. ii instantly occurred to me
that had either read or heard il said that in such
cases, the creatures should be allowed to drink
freely, in order 10 swell the corn, which must take
place before il would pass away from the stomach.
This was now determined upon putting in prac'
tice, although it contrary to the advice Of 9TH
ers, who told me that my COW would certainly die
The experiment did try, as have said,-and the
result have also given YOU
II the above communication can, in any way, be
beneficial TO your readers, my object will be an
swered Yours, &c.
SIDNEY PACKARD
East Bridgewater, May 2sth, 1876.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-07-02

GREAT BnrAIs has yet Il, 100000 acres Of uu-
cultivated land.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-07-02

smors IN FaANoE--There are 100000. 900
shoes made annually in France.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-07-02

05~Opinions seem TO be at direct variance on
this question. We have always supposed it dan
gerous to let an animal drink freely Immediately
after eating grain to excess But we have no err
sonal experience and cannot decide with conf
dence.--[ Editor of Ploughman.
Democratic banner., 1846-03-14

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Democratic banner., 1846-03-14
st. Louis No, i Is

III. C.GTnIN@ ii ...-.o g.. %
E<.ARMrRe AND CITIZENS, when you
T. visit st. Louis. calI on JOHN' I. .NL3RIH.E.
at his old stand, ia Main street, who has this
day commenced receiving lis Spring stock, and
viii c~optinus 70 ~f.triyf a'i'v. throughout ,he
season. Nv stock. when received, wal. oe one
Of the largest and hest assorted stocks II Nri-i
Louis. Il must be apparel, to every one that
sell Clotom. At lower prices than Any other mouse,
from the heavy stock and tho amount OF business
I DO. ~ ,Iolfn Z. Martin has but enc Store.
Bcware oi those who tyil You "iasi> Martins
r.r there are .'ro>e tlal dot. Loot we, for -
z. ~tono ~i".' .' .s.is On II, Az -,
p.vcmca,, -lrrer "n.rnr y 81 top q. he
housc. ! ask OIL, cnt con, need tt'i you VIII
Ec sa.l5Gcl ~l':'aa'e o-ior*. fur the qualitE an
nj, -~, n"rs""F c'~~.
Cuur,~v ucrcfr his .t.-Dia&2. ],aarmost ~"'>-
ou.1 i tc-,a$. Por>5 "< warfin7 ]cirtNiug, wo'id
TO " Y. 81 aad' s~..rine n@r-sIucE, o. @rSr''"-
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Ifis 10. ~--'l, to show goods at III.
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Democratic banner., 1846-03-14

o: ali kind car lcu,1iy ne-u,,d IA; Cheapest
rates, and IN Inc oc.r style at tbs Bonner OtFce.
lf am on, ..alis work done, such a, Blauh, Cot
any 'c<rrirfion1 Circoial,, LorGs, Iiaut Bills,
H,r>c BIS. &c..thcy r,o j., accouHn -ttli>
Office Whenever Ln,v T. II.
Democratic banner., 1846-03-14
John Mcdowell
Condcn x Work,
Boswell & Gordon,
III lI

n N. p. MINO K, .ftforRcy AT LAIR.
BowLIHa-GaEEN, Mo.-otlicc in the Court
Democratic banner., 1846-03-14

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Tvs 'r'e.igent 1--WE ucvs, c'werr = N
J 5yrars q .~gP,as opreItiees.G AY,ir ,H-.a-
aich. %
Ia u. =. NrEhG h. trrcv Of a,r,
Fnor. No, wilffrompt5y al;cnd = al bus
entrusted TO nlsp:r-7F
Democratic banner., 1846-03-14

BLANKS
ws"sCarflc Nc tiy cSec,ted a 'ns pfkcc. IL
Democratic banner., 1846-03-14

N.F. H2ETETD.. Cams.
nac. 2-hs 1875.
Democratic banner., 1846-03-14
OF
III

as Any n n .F1I- nc rI@1FT-
NlrSr>S nv hand and otici4l seal,
- Sea-. lone At aI.i,e.i in Bow!irg Green. :,
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-23
Court OF General Sessions.

Before Recorder Scott and Aid. Benson and Walsh.
SEPT 22.-Pledd Guiity-A man named Henry Pal
mer indicted for stealing gun worth $50 plead guilty
petit larceny. The plea received by the court
and the accused sentenced to the pententary for six
months.
.another.-Wm Rogers, who stood charged with steal.
ing of molasses also entered plea of guilty
which was received, and he was sentenced to serve 6
months in the pemtentiary
Grand Larceny.--A man named John Moore alias
CALDWELL placed at the bar charged with stealing
gold watch and chain, valued at $685. from Mr. Joseph
Upham, at Clark Browns in Maiden lane, the night
of the 3st Of August Both the accused and Mr. Uphsm
lodging the house when the former entered
the of the latter but by Mr. Upham, who
jumped of bed and seized the intruder who managed
to escape hut afterwards identified and arrested.
The jury found Moore guilty and the court sentenced
him to the State prison for years.
Another Trial for Grand L0rcenv-Bryan Heeny, Mi.
chael Donovan and John Kerrigan, white boys, and
James Williams colored put upon trial for grand
larceny stealing bank bills the amount of $685. from
Swane Anrup keeper Of junk shop at So Pine street.
The theft committed on the Slst August. They were
all found guilty by the jury and being under l6 years Of
age were sentenced to the house of refuge.
The court then adjourned till Wednesday, at 10
o'clock. A Nj.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-23

THr DELAWARE Lorrratfs I'm an article pub.
lished by us on the 18th instant, bearing against
the lottery system, an allusion was made To the
management of the Delaware and Pokomoke
Lotteries" drawn at Wilmington, Del, which
calls for further explanation.
We learn from correct sources, that the lotteries
referred to are publicly drawn, under the super
intendence of three commissioners, at the Indian
Queen Hotel, in the city of Wilmington, in a
room adjoining and Leading from the bar room,
in the presence Of many spectators as may
feel disposed to be present. Since the establish
m ent of the magnetic telegraph, the pigeon
policy players" as they are called, IN several in
stances, secured possession Of the telegraph I'M
mediately after the first drawn number was taken
from the wheel, and thus held possession for some
time after the whole drawing was completed, to
the exclusion OF the managers To remedy this,
and to give the managers the same chance that
others obtained, the agent at Wilmington, pre-
vious to several drawings, gave notice that any
person could enter the room, but that the doors
would not be opened to let any one out after the
drawing had been commenced, until it was COM
pleted.
This operation, it appears, gave rise to the inn
preston that the lottery was drawn with closed
doors, and it was Immediately ordered to be dis
continued by the managers, and has not since
been repeated.
In relation to the appointment of commission
ers to act in the case of death, sickness, or alb
sencc Of the three selected for that office, the
power rests with the managers, who are held in
bonds, to large amount for the!faithful and cor
rect performance of all the duties devolving upon
them by their charter. In regard to two erro-
neous numbers having been sent by the writers of
the telegraph, it is also proper to add, that the
managers alone were the sufferers, as to avoid
dispute they were compelled to pay all tickets
having on them either of the numbers, and did in
both these instances pay them, to large amount.
However much we may be hostile to the lottery
system in point of principle, our intention is not
to make erroneous charges against the manage.
ment in other States, and we, therefore, have felt
bound to publish the above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-23
U. 3. District COurts

Ser 2a-Charge Of RepoA-Ths case Of Van Vleet
and Stewart was yesterday after brief charge from
his honor the Judge given to the jury who shortly after
brought in verdict OF acquitta for both prisoners
.dssduA NTH Dangerous Wsapon.-Immediately after
the jury the first retired Van Vleet was again
shio harrick, with a dangerous weapon. to wit, with
jackknife Johnson, the FIRST mate tes flied that on the
10th Of September the second gave orders to
Van Veet who answered him in surly and careless
manner, AMI made Of improper la rgusge and
said be would dodge for the remainder OF the voyage;
upon which johnson stepped after him and csught hin
by the back of neck and pulled him down. and then
ordered him the qnarterdeck; he refused and the
captain came up and ordered Johnson to seize him;
Johnson called upon the second mate to his as.
sstance upon which scufie ensued, and the second
mate casped Van vleet around the body, and IMMEDIATE
ly he heard the click OF knife and the second mate
was badly wounded In the back of the hand from kno
which Van vleet had in his hand
Adjourned 10 this morning.
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In Chancery.

CuHuCe1IOT
SEP 2a-Dapid Learitt, Receiuer &C. Henry yates,
Wiiham C. Noyes, Thos. G.. Tdlmadge, Trusfees &c
The Vice Chancellor pronounced the decree in this nte
resting this morning The following is the sub
notes issued under Yates trusdeed illegal and void
and not binding upon the North American Trust and
Banking Company, or on Leavitt, the receiver The
deed Of trust to said 800 notes. amounting to
5000 oO0 is illegal and that the with the assign
Of the assets Of the bank accompanying it, be set
aside as illegal and void; said trustees to assign and
deliver over under the direction of master to the gene.
raj receiver and account before said master for all
rites, moneys &c, which have come to their hands
That Mr. Mann, the special receiver holding part Of
the during the pendency of this suit do also
sign all the property in his hands to the general receiver
That Palmer Mackillop, Dent 4 Co, Ezra Clarke, De
Launay K Co. Henry Yates and others, had ne claim
ans the bank its receiver upon holders Of any
OF said notes. and that complainant Leav should be
paid his costs cut of the fund in his hands That the
trustees are entitled any salary compensation
for their services trustees and that they must bear
their own costs in this suit
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sEpr. 22-.4djovned Meefins-A " Williams, Esq,
in the Chair.-1he minutes Of the last meeting were
read and approved
The Report Committee No l, on the Division Of the
City into Wards and Districts called but several
members who take interest in the subject matter
embraced in this paper not being present. was post
pobed.
The Convention then went into Committee Of the
Whole on Report No 8, assessments and taxes, Mr.
Porter in the Chair Section four taken up, and
after some consider abe discussion II was struck out
Section seven then taken up and after some desul
tory remarks from Mr. Downes and others was laid over
The 9Th section was next taken up, and after
marks from MIR French the whole subject was laid over
to future day 49, 49, ,
The Convention then resolved itself into Committee Of
the Whole on Document No 26, being report from
Standing Committee Ne Offices and appointments,
and the tenure of Office, Mr.. Martin In the chair. The
document wss ordered to be read by the clerk. Afer
some discussion laid the table, and an ADJOURN
mont to Thursday next moved and carried
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Our readers are referred to the third page for
important intelligence relative TO Mexico 1t came
over the wires last night.
Il is important as all news is from that quarter,
but only so far as Santa Anna. Almonte, Paroles,
sc Sc. are concerned. II the public can make
il clear TO their comprehension, we shall be very
glad, and perhaps the government of Mexico ana
the United States will be glad also. Our hopes
are strong, however, that we shall have II IN our
power TO make the whole'matter transparent IN
day or two We think we are on the track.
All is apparently quiet in Washngon-thars
something.
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Before Recorder Scott and two Aldermen.
SEPT 22-James Mack sent to the penitentary for
G months for abusing his wife.
Joseph Thompson sent to the same place for the
same term for stealing pair of psntaoons and vest,
worth SIS.
officer Norris.
Emma Larkn was consigned to the city prison for 80
days. for stealing silver spoons and watch from
Mr. Frederick Fredenburgh.
John Bradford assaulted his wife and policeman Wild
of the 7h ward for which unlawful acts he sent to
the Penitentary for 4 months
Dr. George Duncan was ordered to find bail in the sum
of 500 to keep the peace The doctor had been
amusing himself by sssaulting female named Harriet
Burnham.
Charlotte Tallman, for stealing piece of ribbon,
sent to the pententary for two months.
John Dehaut sent up for two months for stealing
trunk
Several other remarkably small were disposed of
and the court adjourned till Friday next