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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-23
THE TRIBUNE.
HONOR TO LABOR.
From De Germaa-By Mary Rneta.

fFGN Hte oes"o's-oV AnNJ HS"->'
WHoEER the ponderous hammer Yields
Whoe'er compels the earth TO flourish
Or reaps the golden harvest fields,
A wife and little ones TO nourish;
Whoever guides the laden bark
Or, where the may wheels are turning,
Tolls q. The loom till after dark,
Food for his white haired children earning
To him be honor and renown!
Honor TO handicraft and iillage
To every sweat drop falling down
In crowded milis or lonesome village
AL honor TO the ploddng swain
Who holds The plow BE I too awarded
To him who works with head and brain,
And starvesl pass him no, unregarded.
Whether, in chambers close and small.
Mid musty tones be fancy sno,bers-
Or. Of the trade the bondaged thrall,
He dramas writes, or songs for others;
Or. whether he, for wretched pay,
Translate the trash which be despises-
Or. Earnings serf, puts day by day.
Ounce corps through classic exercises;
he also IL prey to care,
To him lis said. Sisrve thou or borrow
Gray grows betimes his raven hair,
And TO the grave pursues him sorrow
With bard compulsion and with need,
He, hhe the rest, must strive untiriDg
And bis young children's cry for bread
Mains bis free spirits glad aspiring
Alb such one to me was known;
With heavenward aim bis course ascenoeo
Yet, deep In dust aRd darkness prone
Care sordid care bis life attended
An exile, and with bleeding breast
He groaned 10 bis severest triai'
Want goaded him 10 long unrest,
And scouraed 10 bitierest self-deDlai.
Thus heart sick. wrote he line on line,
with hollow cheek and eye OF sadnessi
While hyaciDih and leafy vine
Were hu,,ering in the morning gladness.
The throstIe sung, and nightingale,
The soaring lark hymned Joy unending-
While thoughts day laborer, worn and pale,
Over his weary book was bending
Yet though his heart sen, forth cry
Still strOve he for the great ideal
q For this" said he, els poesy,
And hsman life this fierce ordeal!
And when bis courage left him quite,
One thought kept hope bis heart alive III,
i have preserved my honor bright,
And for my dear ones am striving y
AT length bis spirit was subdued!
The power 10 combat aud endeavor
Was gone and h;s heroic mood
Came only 6aully, like fever.
The MUSES. KISS. SOMETHING'S HI nlgDl
Would set his pulses wildly beating
And his high soul scared toward The light
When night from morning was retreatins
He long has lain the turf beneath;
The wild winds through the grass are sighiDs
No stone is there, no mourning wreath,
To mark the spot where be lie lying.
Their faces swoll'n with weeping, forth
His wife and children went-God save them
Young paupers-heirs to nougb, on earth,
Save the purepune their father gave them
All honor to the ploddDg swain
That holds the pIow-Be I 100 awarded
To him who works with head and brain
And starves! Pace him not unregarded
To toll all honor and renown!
Honor TO handicrsft and tillage
To every aweat-drop falling down
In crowded mills and lonely villagel
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>,HERIFF'S SALk-Byy virtue Of several wits OF heri
- f.cias directed aud delivered will expose sale
Thursday the 9Th day OF August next Al " O'Clock NJ
the ve,iuua OF The City Hall OF tho City Of Nspiorb all
The rsh ,lls and interest Of ThonSa K Kelnger which
ns had the MN day OF January, Ihou"sod eight
hundred and fory-sI or at any Tina Afterwards Of IL and
that c-risiG piece parcel OF ground sla!s In
the Tenth Ward OF tho City OF How.YOrk, known and
dstin guished in certain map made OF block OF ground
belonging Henry Asior dated the 9Th March, Slz by
stephen Ludum late City Surveyor By lot number ihiry
one NO SILL distant forylbree feet nice incbss north
westerly from Essex bounded south Westerly IN hons
by D-anc.ysr1, north rss,sy 10 tho rear by lot humber
heavyweight mo q south easI.ry by Io numoef hirV
no SOL and nOrh- westerly by oi number hfyt"o mo
81 consinuk hrr.iih 10 robi and rear rscb r"sny'
one Inches half Of az inch aud 10 iengu On
each aide one feet; together with Ihs Ien~men.
thrf-uno belonging or in
sny VIC sno-rI.lninp WILLIAM JONES. Sheriff
fREpERtcg l.. vULrE, Deputy Sbenh
Dated New YORK, June % 1910. l145 lR~owkds
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E" s - said gentleman, " Miss
OF Leroy-place, wishes 10 make your acquaintance.
Demo glad OF it-fine girl, struck with NY ap-
pearance, suppose Ell z
Yes very much so. She thinks you d make a
capital PLAYMATE for her poodle dog
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MANSION SQUARE BOARDING SCHOOL


FoR GIaLs. a Pou@HHEEPsTE, N
THIS INSTITUTION 10 adapted young ladies OF eve
~ sss All the departments OF substantial and no.
isnsd OF education taught The summer term
will cpea 7th OK hh month. sMay For catalogues
containing particular Information apply in NewYort City
JAS s. GIssoSs Sank OF the State OF Ne~York, or "
Poughkeepsie TO
WILLIAM 2; slBBoNs; PRINCIPALS.
aln Sswn C RORINsON SISTERS. i"u
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SsauI IpLirED.
SHERIFF. sALE.-sy virtue ola wr

SHERIFF SALS-Sy virtue Of wr, OF Fled Va.
~ css 70 directed and delivered will expose sale
the vesubule OF the City Hail. in tho City 81 New York
Tuesday the IL day OF luy, 9io, II O'Clock M sill
the ht - add iB-rest Of William Patterson, which
had the nth day OF January, lGis any time ssr
ward In whose hands u-vsr The may be, Of 10 and
all that certain o,, piece parcel OF ground situate
being IN Greenwich the Ninth Ward OF city OF
S-wYork, bounded as foowa ;-Souinsrly, In front.
Chrstophrrs wes,erly one side OF lot OF ground
belonging To John Rusts easierly 90 The o,hsr side by
ground Of Jeremiah HUI aud uorh-ry, In tho bs
ground oJrr-mish Hl containing In breadth Ia front and
twentyhy. feet, and In length each side ninety
i've fact excepting much Of the said part bereof.s
has been asen 10y lhs corporation OF the city OF New York
Tor the opening Of Bescsers b-ng about nine sc Of the
front Ut sad iO and running point d.n. about thirty
feet rom the OF said lot, the "s ds Of the sauI-
no the less Dated New Yofs, June ls 1876
WH. JONES. Sbsri6.
A. SANFORD. Deputy Sheriff l-l lR~6I
The above sale postponed until u o'clock b. OF Thurs
day, The 45t day Of July, is+6, At ,he ssme place
us lawkds WM. JONES, Sheriff
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sR FOX -ALE-6OG Lou 90 NE POSr ESrAT
- y EAsT BROOKLYN. ,rusi- oa Myr,rsven
J1ublie Gonpepaures, &r.

$3.50 ss::Ss N. =. 5 Ss1S =. x :, o. I =; a.
The Steamer OREGON comm inded by Capt Soah rbsyer,
ans RHODE ISLAND, commanded BY Captain Man.
Will Ihrcrg hout The from
OF April In connection win The StouirgIsn and Providence
and soson srd Providence Rsiloosds leaving Ne~Yora
daily Sundays excepted from pier No North River ais
ococi n and Sonns ton ociock, M, or upon The
arrival OF the Mall TAIN from Boston
eoor, having each Of ,hem 50 large csumodous private
state rooms ard berths tor $50 persons oetde large p
rooms for families and parties.
The Steamers oheered by the experienced men
snc VIII .hlen The passage between New York and Boz
the Tues from Boston. North and Ea.i.
The oaEGoN viii leave Now-Yors- ruesday, Thar
day snd Saturday.
rhe kSlcNERsoCkER ssrl lesve Ne~-York-Aon.
Leave Sioningio n-Tuesdsy, ThrrliAy and SATURDAY.,
~ S-Ps'ssng-rs On the suivs Of the S,o.
ninson Prcce-d nnedai-y in the splendid railroad
10 Provit-ncs and Boston, without dsav; Bay
gage Master accompanies each train To Boston, 10
charge ot tse baggage.
No $ n. X or Of GEO Il, FAIRCHlLO, No. 10 W-,,.sl
us orotJNo. H. RICHMOND. Provtdsnc-s
d. ssU MlIER ARRANGEMENT. .ur
.ssisrEEss3S- The New.Yors aud Erie Railroad ia
Line from Apr Is, alil farther no,ice
will uu daily Sundays excepted between The city OF New
Yok and MddstoSn Goshen, and iuIernediats places
6ollo~.:
For 9as,engers-Lesve Nev-Yor. st7A NJ. ard P. NJ.
Leave MddleIowu st6i An. ana 81 P. IA.
Fare reduced 81 y Mddlstowu-way In proportion
Breakfast dinner supper aud berihs be bad the
FOR Frcigh,-Leav. Nsw-york a,SP PM
Leave hiddleiowu Ml2M
The names OF the con.suse and OF !he stson where to
We len be dsnc,y marked upon each article shipped
Freigh, received sfser S P. NJ. IN He~-York
Apply j. Y. GARRISON Aseat. at The Dice. COZ. OF
Eg stage. dsiy Mtddletown on the arrival o,
the afternoon usin 10 Milford, Carbondale Houesdae,
AoGrose. Towards, oweyo and Vest Also 10 MonucsI-
%, Windsor. Binghsmtou. Ithaca &c. Agent on board
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Loss BIT THE FIRE At NASrucErr,-The inves-
sa,ing Committee appointed by the town OF Nantucket
the OF loss by the recent cssl,ous
Are In that piece reported the total loss a, SCI In
surance Sslo,la5; balance OF loss, $>6ATS6.
MAN KIlLrp.-A negro man, about IS years Of
ese wsa killed in self defence, Estnn In Fairfield Co
Gem. lsit week, by a named George Godfrey. 1t
Appeare that Godfrey had chas,sed Il cocred woman,
and the deceased AT Threatened his life and shortly
aer rushed upon him In thu Godfrey struck him
died In a short time.
MuRDER-A man named Ridsv was on Sun.
day last losed In the Jail Les.ears Srsipis CHARGED
with the murder Of Mr. Reed Cniou ST neon on The
preceding day. He dining with Mr. Reed when a
dispute seems to have arisen and he approached and stab
bed him several tines TIL he fell back the arms OF his
wife-psAp,
RAiLRoAp ACCIDENT IN TRoY.-we learn ths,
citizen OF Toy WAS yesterday by the Railroad
train In that city The locomotive had ecen detached ro,,
the and In seeking escape ths and ns pcreiyn,
the train he unfortunately run down by IL, He was
taken alive our informant. states nor CID be ascertain
whether or not DC was fatally riacI Alb. Argus 2ls,.
ACCIDENTAL DEArR-On the 4th instant saws
the West Tennessee Why, Mr.. Mcwhirter somewhere
between Jackson and Trrnoa that Sste s,;es,ed ~
run q race. and his horse eceonius uunsnsscshle ran
through the woods and threw him sSsns, tree causing
Instant death.
Dr.rs OF Hon WV. RSL,IMY-Eoa W.,
Rsll.ny member OF the Assembly es Elo-..a
iea on the 10th inst al his rssidcec In Jefferson Co.
NAyAL-U. S. frisate United States Capt Reed
heoee for the Coast OF Africa wss spoken 10th uls, in
latitude So So longitude 26 s. sy the Fornax at this
port letter bag was seat board the + by Captain
Reed. toSs'on AusS
PLEDGED Srocxs NOT TASAsLE,-The Supreme
Court OF decided that railroad sasTe'
assSoed to bank collateral security ior oeoS Ns
property held by the bank as can be assessed
for local axes.
CAPT. TAlcorT-We are sorry 10 bear ina
Capt Tacet though Improving cannot yet ee eensdeeS
out o. dAnger The ball has rs been extracted As va,
reported IL Is said struck bis shenlisr>osaSc
and gikncins. passed downward to hts lunss.
tBufale Commercial Advertiser, July 2oln
RuA's DoiSes-A person named Wiley killed
"A old named Moore liquor cellar In Broad-st
Boston Both were intoxicated Wiley has been arrested
CopsrEsEEIrERs SENrIScEp.-Three counter
feieers sentenced IN The United Ds,rsc, Court
IT Utica on Friday last james Qoaekeaer.A. the ring
leader years In the state Prison aburr Saith How
arc 4 years wm. Wheeler years
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw.YORK.
CLEARED

CLEARED
ship T!csa, El3riiEe, HavsHs, Foster N!ekerson.
Brig Lamar, Hays, Galveston. B,owc Nelson.
Schr Sarah. Perry, View Bedford.
Sch- Aaizate. Silva, Madeira Philip SeA-e.
ARRIVED
Bark. He-sche- ADAMS. 25 IS IN New Orleans wheat,
20 naster. OF Ca-ysfo.t Reef spoke bark Rio Gralte
trou SeE Orleans for New York. John Fitzgerald died
en- tie 2lst .ns:. 81 consumption.
Ba-k yaknls. GritHn. IN Newcastle, Eng. via Rams.
gaze, So days, with rntse. TO master.
sa-tinisn brig Guidette Gsos So Is f Genoa marble
&c J. Beco.R-
Brbris Asuode Bartlett Is Is N FosO Nj IN BALLAST,
70 ! I Rouih.
Schr America, Nash. 1, IN Bangor Ne lumber.
Schr Tribune. frl Boston FOX Albany.
Schr Ol.rer. I'm Boston, Tor Albany.
Schr Manchester. Smack, Richmond. tour.
Schr Margaret; Woglonl, frn Petersburg, fou-.
Sch. Long. Crauler. Richmond. coal
Schrs Sporto7d, johnson; VIM Henry Lopez; onei-
Ia Collins: Chances. -; Lady Of the Lake, Lake; w
Jones' Pearson; Trimmer Let's all from Virginia, with
wool.
Sehr Lynchbu-g. Gould, I'm Richmond, aour.
Sca- Rand. Tea, Richmond, coal.
SAILED.
ships Hottnsuer. Liverpool: Empire DO; Claiborne Coz
Thos Perkins East ladies' Alliance, Wlscasset; Louis
vile, New Orleans.
Banks Ana Louisa. Cadiz Louisiana, Havana; Johann
George, (Brem) Bremen.
Briss Manhattan. Pensacola: LesO Andrea rornsuese)
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THINGS IN WASHINGTON.
Frouu our Reyuiar Correspondent.

From our Regular Correspondent
wAsHrxeTox. July 2lst, lsas-5 N.
Walk with me, my readers. this morning into
the Senate Chamber and witness the scene.
After long debate on the River and Harbor bill
i, was postponed and The new Tariff bill was taken
up. This bill is calculated to produce revolution
in the country and TO shake the interests of society
to their foundation, yet what do We see?
MI MoRIHEAD of Kentucky ia making very
able speech in favor Of Protection. which shoald
have arrested universal attention. Bu; look upon
the scene eround-of the IS Wing Senators, - are
in their sea,s-o the 81 Loco Foco Senator'S ten are
in their seats. A moment ago, bat three Loco-1 O.
cos were in their seats. "a.
There is the venerable Western Pioneer, 'ooge
BuRsET of Ohio, in the lobby. NJ oVcaAsA' :.
also present while Mr.. MorEHEAD Is feso.nS ..
ex,rac, from speech made by BIN 10 Ie1I as
the ad valorem principle MI AM - ;s
IN one of the sofas Mr. PAKEsHAs Is Inefe' @
J N ace vhetber the British party VIII sucGeec "a
~ Jon American Industry 10 enrich English
| capitalists. .aa5s he s,,rs.,s az.
,e,;on more and more, Till finally al the conclusion
! of bis speech, some forty Senators were IN u'e
! Chamber. . Tho
Mint. lis arguments in favor of the Tariff were
s,rong and well put and the deceit practiced IN the
election of 1874 vas ably and eloquently exposed.
A, the conclusion Of his speech The Senate went
into Executive Session
Mr.. CAxERos has the floor for 10 morrow. lhope
he will prove ha, the Tariff is now as safe In the
hands OF Polk majority as it would have been In
the hands of a CLAY majority
The House was engaged 10 day in long discus.
sion on the srbject of the public printing The bill
reported early in the session by Mr.. NILES. and
which had already passed the Senate passed the
Inu rn.day bv q large majority IL reduces
the printing from the beginning of the session II
enforced it will take good many thousand dollars
iIcn the pocketof Messrs Richie Hess. Ithas
new passed both Houses, and only requires the sig
nature of the President Many think he will veto II.
The House then took up another Resolution. pro-
viding for letting the Public Printing by con-
tract. Upon this they were engaged till O'Clock.
when they found themselves without quorum and
adjourned. The Senate has inst now adjourned,
having been in Executive Session about an hour.
They were engaged with some unimportant nouii-
nations and an Indian Treaty RIcHEIIEu.
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Opp FELLOWS OPPOSED TO DryLtNe,-At the
las, .commenora,toa Of tie Grand Lodge Of Tie / @
O. T. In New Orleans resolutions passed suSieetics
TO sxpuis.on the Order al persons concerned
sue either principals seocnts Tbs 10 snehe, ss
th., the eensso!eaos that s~sys the snssuea.
ET The Washinssca Railroad Company have
ssss,ruine5 . di,eeni!nue Sunday revsl
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villas. ofProvideuce, Ohio, DESTROYED by Fire

We learn nom the Toledo Blade OF July 18th. that near
IL the whole OF tho village of Providence in Lucas county
was destroyed by nse the morning OF the 18TH The
packet Erie going through the village daring the IRE
WAS with difficulty saved from being burnt up The par
tcuars had not yet reached Toledo. but 1t was known
there that all the buildings taverna stores and dwellings
on the bank that were near each other burned
The Ore originated In TIE store ef c. Abel Esq frovi'
ence Is situated 81 miles the canal Al The head OF the
great rapids OF the Maumee and where The las, canal
feeder toward the lake is taken out.
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,CHE SUBSCRIBER would r..p.cIfo

5'hE SUBSCRIBER woa!d respectfully inform Ihs
S-suemen Of tnl Guy hat br csz oonsianiiy hand
An6 for sse and quiet bcrscs for tbs ss6-
oaFress Any person purchasing horses VI Tho snnsrer
may d7pecd upoc being bonorsby d-a With b, happy
" add maj Do chn r-fs. lben 10 May 2eruerrn OF ue
Hgnest respectsbiiiy.a character, csoarJi &c AnJ
senIcnRG purcca.Eg horses Of he suhteribf AID %oo
trsY be II 2,racosr c,s-rsted With ffen pufenas-
may hi within rcss0nIole psrloa 400 70
c-tys abe fell amount OF porchsse 1n1y BACK a. ne would
w.h sny gentleman retain 40 Anirn spurchased Of
hirnl that DC it p-rfecIly plc.seo -iIl
rs Son wv DIsBRn@ RIStng easa~r. sn1 Ro~~rv
LNOK SALE CHEAP.-A pair ~ bones, c>rrigss,
.sadl- &c The horses are "a hands btgh, Boy, with
switch ak, Toey never oecu Il tne hands Cf ces
r 40 y f b. s,rsn.ec sound perfectly genie and free
rom vice or defect any Ind sor az usef1 purposes
Io-y az. si-au be s1rp-set B0.n sccus;oed
10 .nxe well double harress sxcsens SADDLE
cJrses
Tbe carriage almost new close or open family
mage e. Cor city coontry boH without regard 80 cost
o, a ceE-hrst-c Eak1r- L. viii carry eight parsons
TIE buggy. oy rno.rs Of shifting sesi esrTies TWO
far rersoGs ~ pleasure; matches with ne carriage
q! 'ospec;s, bon hsvIug BEEN bot fiiio used
Fee double ard Iings ha.ness s.tde brides and horss
clothing Serensv lzIt fall
Ta- above be!ons 10 gentleman residing % Long 10
lnDd rnies frcra Ss~YorE FOR fsrtsrr particulars
Apply TO r EAYERwEATBER, "a WaL,t jy2o 81
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THE PATTERSON SILK FACTORY a coz
sz-y Misunderstanding Tran, Orgzrz;'- anc large SKetn
Servings OF all coors tooh scseod very
cuLiEy OF SIX for Friaze, Gtup and Csa-h Lse-
A.i-rs
or.ase and wotie Floss for manufacturers Of Tweed,
scd Fancy K-rs-yE,er-a
EiBbro;t-ry Sik, FOR ShaEls Scars k
slass SIX for lettering Tying tie ends Of cc,tI and
oIh-r pi-c= goods
S=Ei5g. II anal sk-iri-5scks Drebs Light Dies and
Con e9or' 'o-y POI up u b.f sod quar.-r pound
S=n'-eines' FAis ane FsseJ cravas, Of .ay style,
Pocfe; EscdkercEes os:n wh.,a silk or printed
atl- 70 rn.k- SPEC SIX for veev1rg he
re .ooss Tor F.e:1ry prices md order, for saJ
S.c.- n De SIX Inc solicited by J. 5 SKATER
81 Sneo6 s,tP-sr. az
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-T- REGULAR NAIL LINE betweec
EsSHxcrqN Bosio1 and Sew-fosk. by tbe ss; an.
splendid steamers OREGON aud NNICk.
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List of Letters Remaining in the U, S. City Des-
patch Post. July %, 1916.

e Please mention the Of tie List IN .ohieA shy
ore adrertised LADIES LIST.
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SAILED

Schr Lynchbu-g. Gould, I'm Richmond, aour.
Sch- I Rand, Tea, Richmond, coal.
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HORSE CHAugTlSG.-A IoaEer being brought up
before one of The London courts, the Judge de-
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-24

Important from Me.rico. = We
learn by an arrival at New York from
Havana, that Generals Santa Ana, AL
mote and Rojon, departed thence on
the sh instant, in British steamer,
for Vera Cruz.
1t is stated that the entire Republic
Of Mexico is in a stale Of turmoil and
civil discussion. The city of Vera
Cruz, including the Castle of San Juan
de Ulloa, had signified its determine
ton to unite in the movement against
the present Government, and of course
in favor of the return to power of San
ia Anna Some brigades of troops had
already LEFT for Matamoros. and Gen.
Paroles was to have left on the 30th
ultimo. leaving General Bravo as
President ad interim at the city Of
Mexico.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-24
Hon. CALEB CusHING.-This dis

Hon. CALEB CUsHING.-Ihls DIS
tinguished gentleman was IL our CITY
onITuesday last. He came down the
river from St. Peters, having been eS-
ploring the Lake Superior country
and the region north of here. he mas
now gone to Madison, but we under
stand he will be back here in day or
two 1t seems TO Us that our citizens
ought to make some public demonstra-
ton of respect for their distinguished
guest. Mr.. Gushing is one of Ameri-
cas- most distinguished sons. He has
held many important offices in the
government, and has done much for
the honor of the American name at
home and abroad. 1t is highly proper
to show a becoming respect to great
men, especially to those whose claims
are as little disputed as Mr. Cushing's,
and we hope our citizens will not let
the opportunity pass unimproved.-
TGalena jeff.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-24
Justice Court.

Joseph t. Mills.
vs. In assumpsit.
Rockwell CowIes.
Before Samuel Z. B1rkes, Justice Of the peace
IN and for the county Of Grant and Territory Of
Wisc0nsin.-Dy attachment.
WOU Rockwell Cowiss, defendant in the a
n bove entitled cause. will take notice, that a
writ Of attachment was issued BY the said Justice
on the 2lst day Of Sept. 1876, in the said cause,
and your property attached to satisfy the sum oil
TWENTY-FIVE dollars. with interest and cost Of suit.
that said wrif was reiuTnable and returned on the
2slh day OF September at O'Clock A. ". at the
office Of said Justice in Lancaster GRAFT Co, W.
r and that SAID cause vas continued TO the 3lst
day Of October nexi at . O'Clock A. VI. with an
order for the publication Of no,ee, that unless En1
appear then and there before the said justice aRd
deien against said sIit judgr,ra; viii Be rendered
against you, am your properly sold 70 pay said
dclf. JOSEPH = MILLS,
Sept. 18th Is. Fla.n;.a. JJ-i'
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-24

Il Caution.-The following misfor-
tune befel one of our retail grocers a
few days since. For the sake of great
er security, he had been in the habit
of depositing his specie for safety over
night in barrel of oats. On the
morning in question, he forgot to re-
move the deposit, about $50, of the
night before, but scooped up the oats,
money and all, and transferred it to the
sack of the first customer, from whom
he had not recovered it at last &C
counts.-Galena Gazette.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-24
Estate Of Samuel I0mpkinS, de-
ceased.

NOTICE is hereby given to the heirs at law
" and all others interested in the estate of Sam
uel Tompkins late of Lancaster in the county OF
Grant and Territory of Wisconsin, deceased, in
testate, that the undersigned have been legally APP
pointed by the Judge of Probate Administrative &
Of the said estate, and duly author
lied to settle the affairs OF the said estate accord
ing t. law. Therefor oil persons indebted tG the
said deceased are requested 10 call on either OF
the undersigned who reside in the town of Lam
caster aforesaid and make immediate settlement,
and all persons having demands against said de-
ceased, are requested exhibit them to the GU
designed duly auhentch ed as the law directs.
DOROTHY THOMPKINS,
Administrative.
MARTIN TEL,
Administrator.
Dated Lancaster, Oct 10Th, 1916. 3l-3t.