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Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-11-13
Highly Important News from the south.
The following extract Of letter from avery
respectable mercantile house. dated


respectable mercantile house. dated
Washington; Rapphannock CO., Va.
DIR. ID. Jayne, Sir-Our Mr.. Jones has been in
very bad state of health for more than year
he has had the benefit of the best medical advice
our country affords, and also visited your city dur
last summer, but found no relief. On the 18th of
April last, we purchased half a dozen bottles of
your Tonic Vermifnge, and half dozen boxes of
Sanative Pills. Through carelessness in packing
the articles in a dry goods box, one half of the
Vermfuge was broken. Mr.. Jones commenced
with the Pills, and after taking few doses, felt
a decided improvement. The three bottles of
Vermfuge, which came safe to hand, brought
from him, he thinks, not less than one thousand
worms; and perhaps many more. All our phys-
clans have mistaken his case, Prof Samuel Jack
son of your city at the head. Mr. Jones is most
anxious to get more of your Pills and vermifuge
]. b. JONES s. Co.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-11-13
Official Canvass

Or the votes east for Delegate to Congress;
at the general election held IN the sevefai
counties of the Territory OF Wisconsin,
on the 9th day of September, A. y. Io4l'
made this esd day of October, 4. ID. ls4I,
from the returns filed in the office OF the
Secretary of said Territory.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-11-13
ROOTS AND SHOES.
GA GROCERIES,
Nails, Iron, Steel, Apples
Salt, Stoneware, Glass,

Hardware. Nails, Iron, Steel, Apples.
Salt, Stoncware, Glass,
I.oow-ware, fish, green and dried apples, soap,
wndas rope, looking glasses, spades, Sc, &c.
VARIE ETY..
A large LOT Of comforters, wool socks, Youths
stockings, cotton batting, white and back sheet
wadding, candle wick, cotton yarn, cotton Irvine,
cotton and silk flag hundkerchiefs, gingham and
silk cravats. Russia diaper and crash, table linen
of every description, corded skirts, bed cords,
buttons, thread, brushes, sewing silk, twist, welt
ing cord, corset and boot laces, eyelets, hooks
and eyes, pins, tapes, bindings, beads; canvass,
padding, apron check, hickory stripe, artificial
ilowers, wreaths, carpets, suspendors, &C., sc.
We would say TO those who have purchases TO
make, come down and look al our goods, as we
are willing 70 abide your Judgment.
October 30 I217
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-11-13
JUST ASIEXPECTED.

A NDREW BARNETT is always ready to ac-
IN commodate the travelling public and all
others, on all occasions: Corner Of Main and
Maple streets, Lancaster. Not. 6,
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-11-13
IN CIIANCERY.


United States District Court, Iowa county, Wis
consin Territory, in chancery sitting, IN vaca-
ton after March term, 1917, before his Honor
CHARLES DUNN, Judge Of said Court, at
Chambers, March 25th, 1917. ess8
Leonard JARVIS CONT Petition for foreclosure of
David Kendall; def,t morgageon real estate
HTappearing to the satisfaction Of said court
H. that the subpoena in said cause was served on
the second day Of September, 1916, on said de-
PENDANT: On motion Of said complainant by Bron-
SON & Cothern his solicitors, il Is ordered that the
said defendant plead, answer or deniur to the
said eomplalnants bill, on or before the first day
Of the October term iS47, Of said court, or in
default thereof said bill of complaint viii be Ia
ken as confessed 10 be true; and il appearing TO
the satisfaction Of said court that the said defend
ant, David Kendall is now out Of this Territory,
it is ordered that notice hereof be published in the
Wisconsin Herald, n newspaper published in Lam
caster, IL the county Of Grant, Wisconsin Terri
tory, for six weeks successfully. Done al Cham
bers this 25th day Of March, A. D. Is47
s. CHARLES DUNN,
Judge First Judicial District, w. r.
Territory Of Wisconsin,
County Of Iowu, 30
!, VIM. r.. Henry, clerk Of the district court
Of the United States, within and for said county
and Territory, do hereby certify that the above is
true and correct copy Of the order Of our said
court, made at Chambers, in the above entitled
cause, as the same, still remains on file in my
office.
In witness whereof, ! have hereun-
70 signed my name, and affixed the
IL. 5. seal Of our said court NJ the clerks
office in Mineral Point IN said county
tins 22d day September, A. d. 1917.
Attest, VIM y. HENRY, Clerk,
f-4 u. c., r. c., ". r.
In the above mentioned cause Of Leonard Jar
Wis VS.. David Kendall, il is ordered that the time
for said defendant, Kendall, 10 plead, answer or
demur to the bill Of complaint Of the said Jarvis,
be and hereby Nv extended 10 Monday the 18th
day Of November, 1877, being the tweniy-first
day Of the said October term Of the said district
court for the county Of Iowa, Wisconsin Terrific
~, ia.
CHARLES DUNN, Judge
LIST Judicial District w r.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-11-13
For the Wisconsin Herald.
rpoM SHAKESPEARE.
Ophelia's Song.
Hamlet, Act ~; Scene V.


\ deck me with flowers
Lusuous and bright
deck me with flowers,
Faded and blight
Ideck me with flowers
For him, an! for him;
deck me with fiowers'
MournfuI and dim.
4 garland I'll weave
of cypress and rue;
For him will grieve'
Thefaithful and true
Rosemary and pansyl
III never forget;*
Violet and daisy!
think of thee yet
OH deck me with flowers,
For him, all for him;
OH deck me with flowers,
lfournful and dim.
- There's rosemary, that's Tor reinen-
hrance: and there's pansies, that's Tor though's.
pia-'0o Ophelid.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-11-13
BLOCK & KAKTENBACH
WHOLESALE g. RETAIL
DEALERS In
Groceries, Hardware, Queensware,
Provisions, Crockery, Produce,
Iron, Nails, &c., &C.,
P0TOSI, WISCONSIN:

q NtIIE the attention OF purchasers 10 their
n stock of FALL and WINTER GOODS,
which is now very complete, and has been select
ed with great care, expressly to suit the tastes of
customers, and embraces the most complete va
riety ever offered for sale in Poiosi; and which
will be sold perhaps shade lower than goods of
the same quality can be bought elsewhere in the
mines. Those who buy of Block & Katenbach
by wholesale, may depend upon buying at whole
sale prices, so that they can sell again without
meeting unfair competition from us in our retail
business. Among their stock may be found the
following articles OF
GROCE RIES:
IS bags prime Rio coffee, 80 bbls n o. sugar,
bbs. St Louis refined loaf sugar,
IL barrels st. Louis sugarhouse molasses,
do plantation do do Boston golden syrup,
So do Cincinnati rectified whiskey,
so sacks G. A. salt, 100 bushels dried apples,
so bbls. Dubuque flour, 200 boxes Bait. oysters,
SO boxes sardines, so do ST. Louis soap,
so bbs: new mackerel, 81 do green apples;
500 pounds dried currents,
Is boxes bunch raisins, N
10 do Va. and Missouri chewing tobacco;
200 dozen smoking do, 10 Spanish do,
500 pounds black pepper, 100 do alspice,
10 mats cinnamon, 25 pounds OF cloves, II
20 pounds nutmegs "a doz playing cards,
barrels Scotch herring, 2 cases Goldfish,
10 barrels cider vinegar, dozen patent buckets,
5 nests wash tubs, 10 dozen mustard,
half chests best Young Hyson tea,
do do Gunpowder tea,
so kegs 3, A, 6, 8, 10, IL, l6 and god nails,
25 boxes regalia cigars, NJ melee do
boxes pepper sauce, 500 pounds chocolate,
100 pounds Bakers chocolate, 80 do cocoa,
10 dozen superior corn brooms,
200 pounds soft slelled almonds,
20 gross St. Louis matches, IL do sweet oil,
dozen peppermint, 3 do best port wine,
10 dozen blue and black ink,
20 reams letter, cap and wrapping paper,
10 kegs Dupont's powder, 200 PISS safety fuse,
900 stone, clay and white pipes,
dozen bed cords 100 do shaving soap,
so boxes Western Reserve cheese,
999 gallons stone ware, 500 pounds white lead,
10 boxes steam rectied candy,
SO dozen China fire-crackers,
rs bushels sweet potatoes,
40 pounds Spanish float indigo
so do alum, so do madden, so do coperas,
do gum camphor, snuff, red pepper,
so do ground and race ginger; lemon syrup,
10 boxes sperm and star candles, &c.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-11-13

HORRIBLE MURDER.-Mr. james Lack
land, young man nineteen years of age, a
resident of St. Charles, was barbarously
murdered on Saturday evening last, by a
person named Colver, also a citizen Of that
place. Colyer was intoxicated, and had
attempted to intiict punishment, with cow
lands father The negro resisted, when
Colver, Selling Ratchet, inflicted severe
blow on the head of the negro, telling him to
the earth, and stunning him. Colver then
struck the negro again with the Ratchet,
burylng it in his ribs, producing, as it is
thought, mortal injury. At this juncture,
young Mr.. Lakeland arrived at the spot,
and demonstrated with Colver for his bar
barous conduct. Colver Immediately as
sailed the young man, striking him several
blows with the cowhide. Mr. Lakeland
attempted 20 escape by running, but was
knocked down by stone thrown by Colver.
lie again rose and ran few PAGES, when
he was again struck down in similar man.
ner. Before Mr.. Lakeland could rise a
second time, Colyer was by his side, and
bending over him. The young man inn
plored mercy, but the murderer, drawing a
knife plunged it into the breast of his victim;
cutting off entirely the lower portion of the
heart.
The foregoing are the circumstances, as
related by an eye witness. Colver has been
arrested and confined in Jail, and now affects
insanity. The murderer is man of family.
he deceased was young man of much
promise, and universally esteemed by his
acquaintances.-Rece
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-11-13
III A II ID w A II f. /.

dozen chopping axes; so NJ percussion caps, s
dozen curry combs, 8 do pocket cutlery; superior
table do, table and teaspoons, shears and razors,
till, cupboard and padlocks, shutters, faucets,
spectacles, gun wipers; files, sea-grass fish-lines,
scre,us &c
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-11-13
NOTICE.

A III persons are hereby notified not TO harbof
n or trust Jane Manchester. my wife, as she
has left my bed and board without the least cause
provocafion, and has undertaken TO 20 il on her
Z" own hook win pay no debts Of her con-
tracing, under any circumstances
DAVID MANCHESTER.
October 80, ls47. 3f-St
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-11-13
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

~ STRAYED or stolen from the subscri-
~ Der living at what is called the White
LlZ.-A Oak Springs. or whit is better known
by the name Of the Kennedy farm, miles from
Belmont, aud IS from Franklin, dark iron grew
or rather roam horse, or 6 years old, letter II
branded on his left shoulder, one hind foot whites
The above reward will be paid to any person that
will deliver the said horse to me in Potos, o. to
VIM. Kennedy at the White Oak Springs.
A. {. JOHNSON.
October l6, ls4T 32-4t.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-11-13
BY ATTACHNrNT.
Wisconsin Territory, 81 n 4 ia
Grant county, AA

Wisconsin Territory, IT, IN F
Grant county,
District Court, Grant county, w. T., March ter nj
sas AID. ls4S.&teNA
Lyman Howe vs.. George c. Rce--In debt, by
attachment. t 3.ssss.N fsfs
NOTICE is hereby given 10 the said defend
i Y ant, and all others concerned, that on the
nth day of October, A. ID. 1917, a, writ Of at
tachment issued out of and under the seal, of the
said court, at the suit of the said Lyman Howe,
plaintiff, against the said George G. Rice, defend
ant, for the sum of five hundredand 6fty dollars,
debt, and one thousand dollars damages, against
the goods and chattes, lands and tenemen,s,
moneys, rights and credits of the said defendant,
returnable to the March term, A. ID. 1913, of said
District Court, and which writ has been returned
ts Tie Sheriff of said county duly executed
Attest, 4. o. sIiRADER, ,Clers,s %
aAa SORRY d. c., q. c., W.T.
October ~, IS47. Ia @H 34-6t. IA
s. 0. Paine, plaintiffs attorney. 8oIs iA
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-11-13

CHARLES DUNN, Judge
LIST Judicial District, w. r..
Done at Chambers, this 9TH day Of October,
A. 3I-Ft.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-11-13

- There's rosemary, that's for, remem-
brance: and there's pansies, that's Tor tnough's-
pi'''' Ophelia.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-11-13

% CASES boots and shoes, Of Massachusetts
~ manufacture, for sale BY
October9. LAW1HER < DYER,
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Trade OF the Hudson.
Produce and Country Aerehandt drrtrfnS at Neo fors

Pr0dbCt ana COUNTY, hGCfdHdtt UTfCWH u Ht"-iWH
SrifsHre Lined Van SdntcOord & CO-Bdr9e DctrOh
W Hiaciley-325 bbls hour NJ HoytS Son o75 & r
Milosnks; "a do Bows Cary 23l do baIeli ~ ii
Morgan; III do, - bbls a'h-s suydan kesd 70 -
bbls aches FoH Hopkins; 50 bses wool II Tsnior'
vs. do Judd 81 kegs butter Souihworh, Litchheld
Beach; 20 bxs cheese White Coz 2i2 b5s pork, 50
Nee York & Troy Line " s GiEih-Bayse Henry. R
Frefman-655 bsls four Isaac Reed; 81 do 4 X MI
banks. s85 hhds corn. Theodore Perry Co; 100 boxes
cheese Ferguson sherman; l. bbs ashes, Pond Gilman
Mack; 1878 bu corn, + Bill >
old Troy Line Pope CGfliH-Bdrst AdraHce a )
Iorvland-l42 bbs four Pope Cstn; 400 do Allen Whit
tesey; 100 do S29 half do C,Hest1n Co; 5i obs 90
10 ibis ashes, Bows Cary $50 bbs hour Mibanks
$40 do Ki.ss; 1871 bx. cheese Ferguson shefmsn l9
Troy and Erie Too Boat Line, 4 Ts5t-Barss Asa c
TIM HariIand-46s bush corr Davis BROOKS Co; 1888
bush wheat j B Wright { Co, Al bbls beans Wallace
Wicks; 81 bush wheat q TeaL
SAM Line Barge Buffalo. r C CAamberaia--525 bbls
-four wsIing Gregory Co; 26S do GordhAm Co; 10 do
II Reed; los do Kinnsn Card Co; lg74 do D Buck.
b6ls ashes, Grshsm, Bib Graham q DO Frsesnd,
stewart CO. 62i bDls provisions csk hams Seguir
bbs beef Wallace Wicks
hour r Dart sou do Daler, Miller Co S2l do HOP
pock SOP, l4i do Morgan 2do J stewart. Jr Si5
corn meal 4 " 81. Co DO s,be. salphea a Psirdeei
90 do PORK So do lard suydsm sage Coz - hxs cheese
aks butter, Msrn; be sshes, Dbble Richardson.
Same Liae-BarSe Warn0-72 bbls four, d Wood
bury. 2io0 bush wheat Churchman 1900 do corn, Theo
Perry Co, IL bhs sshes. COnOvrr LAbagh
Osps9O line + s Ltfflejoha-B0dl Schuylu-l6o4 bush
corn suydam Sage Co; 955 do. Choueau Merle sand
fOrc 10 bbs ashes. Nssh, Hamilton Co do. smith,
IA do, Stanton Jarvis, do o Corwin Co. II DO, Ds
ter. Muller Co.
C Der niag's Liue-Boat HorlS-267 bush corn, w 5
Alton; no bags DO, II Havens
Merchants and Millers Line T Pedss-Boat pal Or
IrndaS5O bbls aoar, D9ws Gu't-sa 100 do 1890 bush
corn, 4 r Pease.
e FIJI s COS Line-Boas PequOs-5Oos bush oats 100
do feed, + Fish Co.
CAezaaSo LAKE Boa Line HAD 4 ReI(ord-Bodi Alrkd
81 PIX butter do lard Worn Dfute hik ouner' IT.
tus 4 Brown.
Troy aud FestaH Lake Boa Line " c sce-Boaf En-
psre-o32 bush coru Theodore Perry Co 100 hess but
Ter, l. Perry Co, 50 do, W Rice.
Same Liae-B0ai WGrsap--350O bush rye Theodore
Perry Co .
OsheSyo Canal Line GAberf-B0di EIcelsior-ooO oos
f5ur sac Reed; 100 DO Hefsn, Lees Co. 20 do bull
ter. Darling Aletson.
Tr0y TfaEspuiafi0R Line 2 GardH0-Bod Msdora
-? % bbls pofa 2s5 bush wheat. DoEs Cary.
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hoard Of Assistant Aldermen.


The President LINUS w STEVENS, in the Chair.
The Controller presented the report OF the City 1res
surer for the quarter ending 3lst July. showing bal
hand Of $ls3s4 90. Laid on the table TO DO
printed.
Reports by Assistant AID Cumming-Of the Com
mitee on cleaning streets in favor of the streets TO be
closned by cOntact-to be divided into six districts
Adopted. BY Assistant Aid Schultz of the Commit
tee ON whsres, sc In favor of coucurrng TO extend
pier Nos TO g. North River, TO 800 feet Adopted
by ssme-in 'syOr OF cOncurriDg TO allow the
Superintendent Of WhNves. &C the sum Of $3.50
TO deirsy the expense of keeping horse. Adopt
ed by Assistant Aid. Allen-Of the Finance
Committee IN favor Of concurring TO allow James
Murray At the rate Of $500 for services at the
Police Office Adopted. -. By Assistant Aid. Cumming
OF the Committee on Roads &c In favor of concur
in Twenty hrt ct from 100 feet ives, of Sec
ondsvenue, &c. Adopted BY ssme-ssme as TO
sewer In Broadway. $50 feet 10 Bleeckerst Adopted.
BY Assistant AID McKnight-ln favor OF regulating,
&c. Twenty ninth st from Tenth avenue to Hudson
River. Adopted. by ssme-To concur that vacant
lots east side Thrd-syenue between Twenty first and
Twenty second cts be inclosed Adj pied. By Assist
ant AID. Cummng-Of the Committee on Cleaning
Streets that the Superintendent enforce the ordnance
the cleaning OF the boundary streets between sew
enth and Thirteenth Wards. Adopted. By Assistant
AID ClATk-Of the Committee Public Offices and
Repairs In favor OF concurrng sppropriatng $500
10 1T up Court rooms for Supreme Court ia long build
ug eide main building in the Park and allow Mr.
Valentine $500 in lieu of apartments occupied by him
Adopted. By same-ln favor of cOncurfng 10 appfO-
pr.ie $1,000 to ut up remainder OF basement OF Old
Aims House no, fitted up for offices.
The resolution to sppropriatng $500 tor htting up
Court IN long building reconsidcred and re-
ferred back to the Committee. The resolution as 10
" 600 for fitting up basement was also disposed OF in
the same manner.
From Board Of zld0meR-To renumber Ann-st from
Nassau to Gold To amend ordinance relative to regu
stng &c part Thirty seventh st by changing names Of
Assessors. Concurred In.
Adjourned to first Monday of September.
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AMERICAN MUSEUM

EVERY DAY AND EVENING rms WEEK. CON
sPLENDfD EXHIBITIONS AND PERFORMANCES,
every afternoon Al ;. and svery evening Al 9 o'eiocs
0fen every dsy from O'Clock IN toe mo'uing ul 10 IN
The evening for visiler. - examine he c4rosites
Morning visits admitted 10 he seruool performances
free
eomnodiCus Hx 100 feet In length, which Is nllea With
The largest eoiscuon u .
together Win WAX FIGURE REPRESESTArlONs %
the 81 AFRICAN NEGRO SLAVES,
'sleG on board HI .saS'os, tm:ist er hey ssS
Also engaged for on week cnrect model ots
GENUINE CHINESE JUNK,
which shows all III p-culis ~ navs architecture of
THE CELESTIAL EMPIRE.
and It's Interesting eonvssl win cur Own Yansee nsaea
mechanism IL nay be seen Al all hours dss aud eSeoins
Aso engaged by 'Peca' desre ana repesied 'ohes1on
MAGNIFICENT BALLOON PANORAMIC PAINTING
OF rsE GREAT CITY or LONDON
which .sow. al ia public ard privs- buildings, To
Tgrc-s Charck<f. PIiaccs Brtdees Sa,
the most iueresrng and Instructive thns OF 10 kne ever
seen II will b. exhibited every afternoon and evening".
The Manager also happy 10 announce Al ensssems"
with The celebrate. juvenile
FSsuol Dgz,suss-sLLE GERTRUDE.
the mon Accomplished. graceful and b'sunfal nvsoie
Dsncer In Am.rics. She appears mesrh performance.
Also engaged. for another week. ih- eel-hrsied
ORPHAN FAMILY. o. Kesnebec FoealSf,,
Who give their Concert. IN the Lecture Room OF oe MI
SHAKING CuAKERs.
who give truthful refresru Alions 4 .hs peculiar
S,aging. Dsne,ag Slatlae a~d HAulHs
SANTA ANNNs WOODEN LEG.
the Identical one taken by the .imSrioa army al Gre
Gsrdo ard brought to h, ely by gentleman direct from
tir GUY Of Fra Graz
PETE MORRIS. CoNic vcc,Lsr
MISS Z JULIEN. b, se"g,Ia Dsn.s9.~, o,,r,.s
ANArONlCA. te>uS.
10 he NJ I'll hoprs e'rfe u ~" shilling
MADAME ROCKWELL. tho ;. ,HaTs Teller las re
tunnel froin h-r a. r. .,.t-rn tour % fSppy -
meet her friends A.. SO curious ~ rTf.ae iltst0n
al all hours. day *. GIlw
Admission q c,'fs children ur'sri yes ?. cents
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DIED

10 wllHamsbursh on Ihursdsy. me ON inst HORACE
years aud nine dsys
Tbe friends Of the family are respectfully invited 20
attend hi. funeral this morning a, 10 o'clock from the
corner Of first and South. Four;hst Willsmsbureh
In Dedhsm Mass. on Saturday, 3lst July. ANN FRAN.
CTS only daughter Of Col Nathaniel Ford sged 20
gears
On Wednesdsy, August I. after a severe Illness Mr.
NATHANIEL =. BlXBY. In the 66ih year Of his age.
His friends aud acquAintsnces and also those OF the
fsmiy invited 10 attend the funeral this afternoon
A. 3. O'Clock ~ hs late residence in Second avenue,
second door from Twenty hrstst
A. the residence Of bic father on the 5ih Inst, GEO
DEsRY PEPPER. sged 3 years and months.
The friend of the family respectfully invited 10
md his funeral this afternoon At O'clock from 500
Grand 81 without farther invitation
In Syracuse. on the Doth ult Peter James Howden.
printer. sged p years aud months
In Boston 81 inst Of dysenlery Mr. Ralph Rankin,
print-r d
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FOREIGN IMPoRTATIoNs.

HAyRE-SAlP Lsl,a-f7 cas- Ensry-l case D~ishs
IA do Theron, Midland I Colt do MsIun Laeson
II bsls Rsnsrd CO.. cases fAsriqueiie tls mons
II do Durapd-S pigs lily \ hArns-ii co oeIt - a
Keese-5 do J P S.sner-2 do Legal, bouisfa 20
5 do II Cohen Co.'S DupTe CO. DO L reit0'-
IS do Rogers, Gailsume CO-4 DO u ray a -
h enry ChanerAn-l casa II csses Dec EuA-l es1s
3 Bnsse-l do Marrig Robert DO trssgnes- - 40
Benckhsrd dunon-l bale Macy, Irwin Col case II
Filge-i do J n bsfrensack-l do Barton Col DAe
Rysmhal, Absfnethy Pouns-l case schmidt Andrea
i bale Green~sy, Henry Smith 6 do cases beaing'
Chour 4 cAde-l do simonsfed, Bsch Cos DO heplsf
4 Cot 30 Adfisnce. shsug Cos DO mter DAnb-
rnnno-4 10 schucEharot Gubhsrd-7 do Cerf. beir
Ma cases J Z Heprirh-6 DO BoiceAu Rusct-l do
Baton 4 Co-50 Pays cases J Napier CO.. cases I
Abreuf-dl-s bales Victor Achilles cases bosing
Wiue-l! "a - BAury. De lverbois Co-i DO Marin
Lswson--i case bsehle-l 40 Non hAu1enoefs-S
DO l. GoidscsnidiS Col do Nesn--S4 esse. stew
arr 4 CT do c Strange bro-5eo C'.vie en-
ing 60 q Won Bsur-2 do W blodset Co. 90 = ~
fcrpoi 4 Daise--i 90 WOOD CO.. 90 stewart BROS
5 DO TownseLd sharyess-4 10 bale - 2 lIlninser
Co-75s bdls willows DufOt fls-l DO L Ofof
hol1-l do Bossange-2 do d Fsrehld Co-l0 Go
stod Psfd Lovsring-2s do Cartls Co.. Lon irsnes
II cases Eyre-S do shss Bros-4 DO Reese Boa
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TOtaIs-. $<Io1-VI % So'of5fV % SFV1'VcF %
Gov. French, of Illinois, announces that he will
be In NewYork In September prepared to carry ouithe
ac, Of the last Illinois Legislature providing for the
change Of the evidences Of the public debt Of that State
for pew lands and for the funding of the back Interest
on the debt the set providing that the back interest
thu. funded shall bear interest from 1851 This ar
sngsmeut ha. been made In order to get at the actual
Of the debt of the State and 10 have II properly
recorded preparatory adequate provision for the
psymen, Of interest
Al Buffalo, money continues abundant the
Banks being easy and difficulty Is experienced in ne
gos,ng good business paper the usual rates There
is good demand for specie and much OF 1t is going
Westward to supply ths Bank. In that quarter. TX.
change Is rather hrm al per cent The quantity of IN.
current funds sAoAt continues limited
The Buffalo Commercial has the following state
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-06

CNirKp STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFIcK-Beiore
Commissioner Gardner .--H4sA NoCreadie was exam
ined ON charge OF attempting 70 make revolt on
board tbs ship Minerva. II appeared that McCresdo
bad been put board the Minerva at Msrseies by the
American Consul TO work his passage the Captain &C
Consul On the passage he refused 10 work was hand
cutod spd psced below In the evening" IL Is said he
commenced breaking up tub and also pounding on q
a water cssk Tue officers went down. placed double
irons hun and gagged him BY putting the pump bolt
IN his mouth and fastening with spun yarn round bis
head. The excuse Nee made Tor making the noise
Was that be wss trying 10 keep OF the which were
running over his hesd The examination will be- con
cluoed this forenoon.
Caarls Maiden, a sesmen Of the brig Hope was also
examined on = charge OF severely woIndng the second
mate with knife the vessel lay 1T MsrAcAi5o The
examination viii be- continued this forenoon.