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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-27

DLANK ACCOUNT BOolf-, Letter and csp Pa
u per coeyins Presses MsnifoN Letter Writer'S. Gro
ton la Gold Pen. Copy Books, fsss seoks. henorsn
dou, BooA, S.fe P~ncis States inkssDds Lead f-ncs
slesl Pens Wsfsrs Portfolios ssni Boxes Writing Desks
Worh Boxes FRANCIS Il IOUTREL.
sn26 Manufacturing ssANossrs, " 8Acss-lknel
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REGULAR LINE o. F.cEsIs for

& mn LBS. OF HANGING PAPKR-srOwr,
O,UUUDile, white, green, &c. for sale By
Mo ~ CYRusW. FIELD CO. burlnxsip.
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summER ARRANGEMENT.
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F-o- NORRIS AND tSSfA HALLWAY.
llSf @s<>~<<s<rro -Commencing Monday, May ,, ls4I
tzzoH---s.- Leave New Yors. A NJ, O'cocs r
n Leave NewLk, 81 O'Clock \ NJ ~ 0cio..' r. VI
Leave Morrisiowo o. clock A M. z O'clock z. NJ.
s.rs bv the morning train 10 MOrrgowu will ar
i've thr- Al X o'clock where stages Will be Ia readiness
IN Convey them 10 scbool-ys Mountain WAshin gon Bel
v,,fers and ksston daily OWego, Milford, Newton,
slsnnope and Sgccasuny 90 Mondays, Wednesdsys ana
Pndays ard 10 Rockawsy, Dover Sparta sod Newton on
T4,ssy. rhnrso ays and Saturdays each ne returning
he following days NEE. The p train for New FORA
Stage will Asn leave Tor baskng Ridge every evening,
on The arrival ~ me care Al horrissO~n-
Bya line recently established. stage leaves Morrstown
f1r The De Water Gap 11i srOudsburg. via suzn-
hope JohnsOuburg Columbia and BAfsiowu every Tues
DAY Thursday ana Saturday, The arrival Of The NJ
rain from Nsw-YDrk Returning The Alternate days,
The sage -aves sroudshurg A. NJ 10 meet hs P NJ
cars non Morristown. -
Passengers 70 through 10 and nom Jersey City without
chan gng On leaving The city, passengers VIII de-
posi- heir baggage 10 the Al The foot 81 C-ruandsI
where an agent will be IN attendance 10 receive H. -
All packages bundles mustbe enered on NE Way-oll
OF he company will not hold themselves responsible
Freight will be forwarded Immediately 10 Morfiso~n
from Alhaay basin, BY ephens Condrs Daily Tr.ns
Dor alton Line Newark from The p0rston 0ee
Of The y. }. r. X and TrSps. CO. foot Of Liberty a.
90 tfaod DODD. uDertnteuf-nt.
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zowxr r n6c 1Sp ST AUR1sr. Gs.

DIR. POWELL, ocULIsT, AURIsT, he.
81 Broadway corner Of Werea-st
. ~TVNnS FNCLUsIEELY Diseases Of he Eye
"A ard Ear from 70 o'el0eE
sTE.uyNus or SquirGing cured IN afe~ minnles-
a.rFIcsl Eyes inserted, vilhoot A 0pcrsloIf tnsa
,.r-ot - dis.ing uishec from he nst1rsL
Or Pou-I has tcis day pub -snec popular TkFATisk
- sK gYFtls imperfectiors G1c Lnsr cure wiz "a "a
-, D. seecuon Of specIscss kc To - bsd a. t3e AZ
tsor's snd q 8urEsss strinyer, Berfort Co W ID
GgshAan c Sheppard, FoE srs Wells, snd o. DoosseE
lers generally. nfSl Saseoa \ ,eneos.
"A ATER-CURE-Dr TRAIL VITO started he hfsi
w HfdropaI1ic nsturCu Americs feceif- 20 peIec a
Al b.. r@~ and coumOdIOus establishment ~ - Joan .
PAX Is LAisntsL Persons cisa1ce Will = advised
Tor soue-tf-slnerl by eslsr Oce cOasultsn01 every
morning ard evening. AL In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-27

DTBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, No
II 7NassautueeL-Notce 10 hereby given gwen - he
relatives and next # kin Of ANN DEMARDl late pas
senger bOsrd ship sddOns. from Liverpool oeceara
An Tho 10 eyed have ed int-sale that ih- enec
OF the said intesste IN the han1s Of he Pubc Aa .
tra.or will be- administered aud disposed 81 - MN -
cordng 10 ls~ uoless the sans be claimed by some s~
fll executor or administrator Of the deceased ny me in
dAy Of September reXt-Dat.d Ne~ fofk Aug ~ let''
su.O lss4w JAMES :. THAYER Pubic Admir-
.,IRIIC ADNINI-TRkTOR,SO PFICR,No- I
Il Notice Ia hereby given To we reisrs
ana uett # kin Of MARGARET MURRAY. nauFe ~ nc,
spd late OF the City Of New York spnser ado
who alleged have died intesaie, t1al H " 70
the Surrogate Of The Ciy and County Of Ne~-i ORR o icy
ets Of sdmnisTsil5n upon the estate OF The Sale
on The 2th cay OF SEPTEMBER next ~ ten Ococh h Hv
forenoon Dated Ne~-YOfk, August a, l5il.
aus 2aw4w JAMES = ThAlER, Public Adimihslf
ITO RJILDEHs-Sesledp proposals viii be rec "a
Al The oice Of the Supeuni-ndent OF Buildings NO ~
Ezsbeth ulu Thursday re 10Th day Of August ~
O'Clock P. VI. for buioing Engine House ia nine
ieenth.sreet. Eighh-svenue- Plans ana speohoA
lions Of the work may be seen on application 10
JOSH SLACK, Superintendent OF Buildings
OHce supi Of Buildings, Aug. II, 1871 snis
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; --zsE=z=--GKEAT REDUCTION IN PASSAGE
= - EOR IHE MEsIERN STATES

10 - SoR THE WEsTERN STATES
-IAND TIE CASADAs TIE sahscri-
b@rs are prepared f0rwErd passengers 10 Budso and
De landings by Railroad Canal, and
s.DduskF Cleveland, Detroit Racine, ChicAgD, Mlwsn
g. Pit.sbQrxh ClDcirnsr L0aisvile 81 Louf Monues
Port HOPE Torocio knc al other para Of he United
STATES asd he csnzass by he best AID expeditions
Ines a. shan any other establishment IN the city
Emgrsrs would st1dy their interest before coa1sc
10 z for passage elsewhere Apply 70
n p. OHkRr co. loo souih 81 corner Of Dover
sziG AID 10 Wess-st corner Of Rccl or.
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.s,,;a'!,z;;;c.
HOU-AToNiC RAILRoAp,,.

- HOT rATUNTt hAILHUfVs .-xIf-N
La For Pinfele Norm Adsms WI
~ iAmsO~n, Bennington, Rutland,
shsnon Springs &c via the Housatonc RsiirOsd-Sun-
ser Arrang cement, commencing Monday Jane IA, The
steamer MOUNTAlNEER, Capt Nm H. trszee al
Eve New.York from he pier foot of Markets. h r
ssiig sundays excepted "a O'Clock NJ for Bridgeport
where passengers lake The eegsnt and eommodious cars
On he HousAtOnic Railroad, arriving Al The Stale Line e
junction with Western Rsilrosdl a. ball psst O'clock
P NJ Ia tske the Eas1 or West Fare TO me
State Line. 8.
~ Stages run 10 connection with The Cars 70 Lee Len
OK Old siockbrldge, CuTsvlile " Insted and Norfok-
FAr- through - AlsO Litchhcld, Woodbury.. Danbury
and Bethel a.,
LEBANON SPRINGS-Slages leave State Line daily
On he arrival OF ne Passenger Train, arriving ~ ihe
Springs Al O'Clock p. NJ Fare through - 30
~ New YOrk passenge have The privilege OF sioppDg
over day In Bridgeport -
No Agent Of this Company 10 authorized TO iaie charge
specie bank valuable papers, or 10 receive
them Tor transportation any condition
Freight received the depot a. the fool OF mahersI
ron O'Clock A. N. 10 o O'Clock ?. NJ O. n PbhkI'
myAU Agent Obce on VIC plrr-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-27

:
SPALDING WATT, - BroadS.y nsFs 80 49, ~
- ne ale arrivals genera sssorl1-lAo ..srs
Ware. consisting Of forks, spoons eHs.os r-s-
=. kesiea ia ses AZ ne noel - oein -
able Locdon pstierns. wheh are enssss-s 80 -, !.
5000 80 A. nov. for trsl tine o1rra ~ - Amer
ic1l pubic They also have AZ ex.-n' $3.50 49,, $50. -
gooes plAlee II he rel uAnorr lpIn 3D. - -
s.-,.r .iIv-- II Al r~asoushie prices and ~ArrAnb-
T. 800 r-,-ns Ance wtich his .isd ware Dcars ~ 81
v-f ~ sursbisiy AID ebeaPness wnen eoinpA-e -
silver Ia v.st superiority over Nefrt Pave
-, 80. h.ve -.sssshsd "a genera 1se ~ i1nAes q
5i.urrtou n Englard Ar commend Il 70 ne iA'orso's
ss,-rsion Of th- people Of A's eozntry.
sr.ios,, 4 W.u r-gIt a. r-pate cArteabrAs ifAr-
does Isrps czn1 esicts ans casters. spoons iefts
40 IN ne pern.neoi Ane "eA-sA-i y-ss
snort notir~- -
NRW-YORK AND EKIE RAILROAD Sy y,a-
lNPaSY-Tb'- stockhoicers q n N-w-foff sno t-fl-
Rsross Coopsny are hereby norhed thsi A. ins.m-n'
~ T. DI.~, ~ snare a. s1Af-s % ~nlcn nc pay
meats her-soors sae DO got eIseet lsrys.s 90 ~.
r-air-a o ~ 80 A. lh- Ofce q Ne ConPs1y - WAL
:, = = 49, - se.rn.h cav Of S-pt-fnbcr ne1L
b. order o sss sosTe q 1;,ses2T' s.,-,.r,
NJ ". $50, a ISs1 s1i5 ts-pis
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NftpTlCk tn t'D>TK AfsTOR--Exi-rsio

NOTICE To CO>TkACTOh>-kxi- rsi1n " ne
lNHsren RSirosd from Croson Falls 10 Dover PiAins-
Proposals for TIE grading mssoury ard bridging q =
mi lee Of NewYOrk and Harlem Railroad extencing
from is pressed terminus Croou FAILS 10 Dover Psns
IN Duchess Couny. oil Be resolved A. he once o. he
Enxinesr 10 While ans uru Let day Of September
The line row prepared for The sxkmrst,or o. con
AID prodles AID sPec1csuons VII BE exhibited
a. The Euginecr's oc-ce
TIE Compsny he rghi 10 accept Or reject k1y
proposals. whesbsr hey nay be he owes or noI
aus S~ ALLAN CAMPBELL. scsineer-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-27

o. FOR ~AIE-The farm Of tn subsc iber, Al Gene
- "a snown a. " Woodsda' being - acres hfsl-fae
- spd In view Of the lake and village. and bounuiuhy
.nnn@d viii ali Kinds Of fruit end most ysuahe improve
80. Appiv 10 he sub.criber. r SLOsSON, on he
nr-mi,e. or 10 WILLIAM 7. WHlrTEMORE,
Pl-i,s' -. % PinesL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-27

ORDER Of Hon }. W. Edmonds, nOuee Il here
ID by given pursuant he provisions Of The statute A.
morning against ahscorcng, concealed. and
debtors hat attachment has issued AgAns
The rs.Ae Of JOHN GALL A6HER Al absorbing debtor
lals resident u l5o Washington street 4 eud mai
he sane Will be sod for he payment Of hs debts 40 ess
he appear and discharge s1ch Aachm-nt according 10
ls~ within monIhs from he hrs publication % MS
notice AID hat the payment q Any debts due 10 hin BY
sny persons within this and he delivery 20 him or
for his us- OF kny properly within his si4e beon gns %
hin ard The transfer Of any u bis property y hun are
forbidden by lsw, and void-DAied BE 8h day Of
May, lSs7. WILLIAM SOiI,
Attorney for Attaching Creciicr,
r,xsr rs.-S, No Sana1-sl
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- 1870 IN ~ uOuRs

go --z.x..zss,zzsz1 T ROUGH IN ~ uUlnr
- go. FROM NEWBORN ,SIl , 20 4, PINE pns
dsnbs BALTIMORE and Ohio Railroad. Curt erand Nd
W-.ern Travellers Great United states Mall ano sssSn
or Route 10 Pitisburgh. Wheeling Crennau ana nc
south and we.i Passengers going directly tnrousH y
Leave HswYors, foot OF LibersysL daily n4i r NJ by
Iasvs PHILADELPHIA corner Of Eleventh and Markets
daily 81 II N.
Arrive IN Baltimore ~ A. NJ. ,...
Leave Baltimore Al 1t A. NJ. by the Baltimore and ONO
Railroad
Leave Cumberland att NJ b, National Road sn9 oSs
latent Stage Lines, and STRIVE 10 fl1snufshoi ""oe
Passengers for Piisburghtsse the splendid rev and
modern built steamboats, Al Sfownsvs and merely nave
only "a miles OF staging on the whole route 49,. ~,
Firs-css steamboats, leave Pittsburgh and Nneenog
regularly and passen gers forwarded without desJ 10
Cincinns All and all other port. tn the south and West
so.,,s Mail ,s,ve, NewYors Al "a NJ dsily for Phis.
Leaves Philadelphia Sundays excepted, stSi P; NJ ~
steanbo Al from DocksL wharf for Baltimore, and n W.
For shroaghickes by this route, spply In Phtsdelphs
ths abroad re corner Of Market and Eleventh IS n
IS south Thirdsi board steamboat Doc WnA,,
Fare throu n from Phisdeph TO Piusoufsn el-i 70
Wheeling SIS with the privilege OF stopping al bAumO'o'
and re,umins seats Al pleasure.
J L. SLEMMER, Agent
Al Adsrns Co.'S Express Ofee, Is Waist al II A. "a
or National HOtsl, CoruAnd-sL near Broadway
FOR BALTIMORE
" B. The Mail Lines from Philadeipnia " SAuiSoIe
leave the De 16t 81 keyeoih ard Marker ss SUI
days excepted, Al 81 by Railroad, 81 r. NJ oy sies"
boat. ard 10 P. ~. daily ny Railroad ,,
F- Passengers cauuooed against purchasing ueAes
In New York Tor Baltimore, Psburgh or heelng puf
porting 10 70 by BE sbovemenuo2ra Lines ~ 90 on7
i,lsW J. L. sLEMNER. Agent for Mail Lines
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lIrw-yoRk aNp kRIE RAILROAD 81

i -, ~ ..,-.,ssd GOOD <ins Patent Hy tropnsu-
nxe c-~us i.sd over A. Cd IN roof vii renesr Il pr
feet ushl sre proof And pernsnrsi % 81 os-.- =.
per got I'd uxrr.ut-d By SAM GOODWIN, - West
krnst -.s Caanh~-sst W. ~"
HARDWARE PAPER 81 A. Sizes fSr sale ~
II az cfRCs W. YIELD CO. Bsrirgssp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-27
= EARm WANTED-WIh " vi

AkANTED-Nth ur Wlholt hhFfVNr
rerts u from 10 - within Two W three
Gbour, OF New York. exchange FOR some choice 20
ls,s,n. ~ land in Michigan with which some money vi"
H. paid Auy per hayiHg such farm 10 dispose OF may
rae AZ a vanta geous trade by applying % .
w. In ?. JONES. J.. Ferry-st- " Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-27
r. AREGULAR MAIL LINZ ee...
sSsUw Boston and New-York, ~ the fss =:

~
splendid steamers CORNELIUS yN
DFRsILT ard OREGON.
HrY- On and sfses saturday August q, The ho1r q ~
ing will be changed from iosP
TIE new steamers &. VANDERBILT, Capt Potter "a
OREGON, Capt :. Thsye1, viii run throughout ihs 80
500 10 connection With he sioningtoo and Prosid-r.
aud Boston and Providence Railroads, leaving Ns~yss
daily Sundays excepted, from Pier No. North River
o'eloca P NJ and Slonnston 81 O'CLOCK, p. N 40.
he arrival Of the mai tTsin FROM Boston
These steamers nsafpsssed 10 speed. sficrccf ~
comfort having each Of hen - large, conmotiGs ~
y.e rooms and berhs FOR 500 persons, bcscs an,
private rooms for families and psrtics
The steamers are oGkcered BY he most erpersorc
nee and viii shorten The passage between Ne~-fort
znd Boston from one and half two hours, thereel
irving In ample time for all he ines running nom ssr
Yort north. south and wesi and Al Ihe nes ron sos
north ard essl
The OREGON vill leave -york-ruesdsy, Thsfs
dsy and Saturday. -
Leave stontng hon onday. "Wednesday and Fridsy
TIE c. VANDERsILr will leave Ne~.fork- -Noeesy
Wednesday ami Friday.
Leave strn.ngton-Tuesdsy, Thursday aud Saturday.
~ g. Passengers srrivs o. The steamers Al Ne
slon proceed Immediately IN The splendid hs,lrosd
10 Providence and Boston without delay, or furlsi1
board the steamer. sed leave IN The Accommodation N.
al 80 A ~ which connects al Providence with he ee
A a. train for Boston, snd baggage master seeofnpsH
each train through Boston 10 tske charge OF ne ossks
For passage freight inquire on board The eoss ~ ~
No. North River or 10 Bsstery-plsce. asA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-27
pnblie Conpspantes, Ct,
.sE-AFOK BOSTON via. NEwpo.-

- al hfoH BOSTON via. NEWpa.-
stp rs.i aver ->-W sissnphosl =. ,~,St
road Line, composed n ID. sun--.- 80
elsss steamers, ofgresi strength and spsed D.,n ~
adapted 10 the navgstion Of Long Island souss 10y
In connection with he Fsll River and Od Coo.,
distance Of $ miles. 70 Boston Only Leave pc, ~,
River, near ths Battery daily, except sund.ys n''a
Tue new steamer BAY STATE. 1900 ,ors 5s,s.
yoseph comssocA, 90 Tuesdays. Saturdays ga ~
fss steamer MASSACHUSETTS. loo ,o,.
Capt VIM. Brown, on hordsys wednesdays sns Sr;'s.
ai5P ~sn
These steamers are fitted with conmoS,ous ss.,..
and eveyy arrangement for the security ana eosnfr ~
sengeu who ssoriec BY this route . a ghf, -. -
board and on arrival sl Pail River proceed Der R.sHs
reaching Boston early he following morning. 49,
master IL stfsehed 10 escb steamer, who receives 49,
kegs the baggage and accompanies The 70 Ia 49,
ton steamer r7ns IN connection viii his Inc a ~
from Providence.
Freight 20 Boston 10 tsken at he rxtss \, -
other regular lines and forwarded with gr-s,r 49,
ton FOR freight passage sppiy on board ADJ es,.~
TIsDALE 4 BORDEN. ~ Westsl or Al he ofkcs n -
Line st the corner Of Washington-st and Bsery
myH SIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-27

NORRIS ROBINSON. PrssidsnL
sAN'L dASSky. Secrsssrv
N.srvks rOsr, NJ. D, Physician. So Broadway
su2 lmecd
RICH FIRE INSURANCE. CO.
w continues lc nsare against oss OF damage ~ Sre on
A. reasonable terms any ether Company 10 he cav
ptkECrOgA
Jeremiah johnson, ChsA Devoe, John 8 Hnrria
jay jarvis, Jss ssd~tn, John II Ryersor,
Lake Rsksr, Thos hctrsth. Wr W.l<e.
Dsnlsl Rurtneti Aouxo A AivOrd. Robert BarekI-v
IL Wesley DlxunL
DANIEL sUkTSETT, FRESHEST
las N McLEAs. s-cretsry 1y22u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-27

IT, MORNING LINZ Al seven ocot
Ek9azcrc-For Albany and Roy. and lnsass
date characterization and dinner u
board The boat The lOw-pressure steamboat TROY,
Capt A. Gorhsn, viii leave the steamboat pier 90, q
Barciay-sL on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fddsp a
seven oclock-reurning on he opposite days
EVENING LiNE-THROU0h DIRECT.
From the foot 81 Cortlancst
Passengers taking This boat will srrise 10 time % s
the morning train OF cars from Troy wet W barko srt
north to Whitehall sDd Lsse Chsmpsin
The steamboat Ea PRE-, Capt X b Macy 90 fnesiiy
Thursday and Saturday, Al O'clock, N.
The steamboat COLUMBIA, on Monday, Wednssy
ard Friday, al O'Clock, T. NJ.
For passage or freight apply on board the beat crsf
3 HALL Al the Office on the wharf uyA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-27
rHHR KNICKKRBOCkKR Fire Insurance

rJNVR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Fire Insurance Com
i psny OF New.York-Capiisl s2so,en. Otce "a
WsnsI-The Legislature Of his Stale Al liz lke see.
sion passed an act changing The corporate name OF
the old Mutual Insurance Company OF the City OF New
Yori" 10 Knickerhocker Fire Insurance Company Of
Sew-York All future business Of thai Corporation VIII
therefore Re transacted under snev name
NAV be well 10 add by way OF xplAnston tbs, The old
'Muml" Notwithstanding It's tisle, wss In fsei soch
cmp.ny having capital al paid and securely invested
spd that The change OF name wss Obtained 10 prevent ms
apprehension on thai point
fhs Company insure against oss or damage
nv Are on A favorable terms similar Institutions N ths
ri,y DIRECTORS
49,. Ir,l.nd Jchn Gray Chsa P. Leverieh.
SoSn 6o,hoot soltis Moore, Bent De Forest
a., Arcularins Edward Cook, VIM Tucker,
49,, Rso.on Anibony Lamb Asher Riley,
John Campbell Adam Ncrriei aiet ,Ls~Ionee'
George Conklir, Robert hefmib Nm, Nm = gesn,
Joshua Brush, Antnony Cnsroon' ~ llnI eIoN assIk
~''''' GEORGE IRELAND, PresideoL
A B. MCDONALD. Secretary. go.
New.York April II. ist1- as ecdu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-27

nH. TAIIOh'- BALsAa " LiVEh" VaI, s .ne
Jnost ertraordnsry medicine Ia &c ~ofia-Sq.s -
lov,rure-Mr srith isi FoByth-sL ~ss N1lcn se 20,
ynars with cousurpgou This medicine errec i'm D.
dsilT tesr Of he noel srfsbie cures y Us u'e
v.re of colIut-rfeita N -nher ~ frnninr -
I'D. Al ~. -,se sers = s--rns0si ~ We pro
f1~-.-iv 81 so~@rv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-27

go 1po:1iso sos 1fs.s y ,:.l a
CoartlandIs, Newbargh, Poughteeps<
Kngslou CGssEil and Hudson.-gsrs b ceDa-arsskia
snc dinner board
The new and elegsnt steamer ROGER WILLIAM
Capt A. Degrees. 90 Tuesdsys THURSDAYS and szaftsl
q Self par A ~ from ~ pier foo OF Rooinsoust hee
ins Hammond o. pier from New-York.
For passage or lghs freight sppy % board ne ssi@
10 GEORGE T. STANLEY,
Al The Office foot % Rob,nsoea
O. All persons are FORBID trusting the above bos
account ~ the ~
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-30

MEXICAN BOUNTY LAND WARRANTs-The Com
missioner of the Land Office reports Congress that
bounty land warrants, which still being issued to
the soldiers and volunteers of the Mexican war; will
soon appear in large quantities in the land States
and being available for location upon the public land
subject to sale at private entry in all the States and
Territories of the Union, may be expected to take
the place of money to very great extent 1917
Mexican bounty land warrants, for I6O acres EACH
have been issued, and 1,l20 for 40 acres-in all
l2l5S4O acres, of which only $500 acres have been
located. land warrant is worth only S125 at
Washington, but as good as $500 in specie to the
western buyer. They are not good for pre-emption
rights payments
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-30

0Tln our paragraph about hotel at Madison, we
addressed ourselves to the Capitalists and not the
people of Madison, the Banner seems to infer The
Banner came much nearer to accommodation of the
whole city, of Madison than we did. The Banner
says-"lhe inuendo that Madison has received more
aid than her equitable share from the State, comes
with very bad grace from indianapolis, What have
we received here but end of the railroad! Indi-
annapolis has not only got the other end but she has
been built up, and her people enriched almost excu-
sively by money begged and squeezed out of the
State Treasury. Shame on your impudence, Mr..
Sentinel"
Shame upon yourself, sir: Our folks may have
"begged and squeezed" but have they stolen That's
the question.
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The legislature.

The action of this body, in its panic, has brought
upon it the universal eerng Of the press home and
abroad. At times, we think they little harsh
but /" what every body says must be true" We had
n New Years Address on hand, and progressed so
far as to forbid the expectation of another An Old
Friend, however, who found his musical and poetic
talent not yet destroyed by the SHOWS of many win
tiers, and who likes a bit Of fun occasionally, is
where among other Subjects he flights on the Le-
gislature as follows:
Our Legislators blessings on their lives,
Forsook their homes their hearhs babes their wives
And hher came, staid'men and wondrous wise,
IT. enact such laws Wisdom might devise.
In grave debate they met -came to the chalk,
And they did talk, "ye gods how they did talk"
Although no message from head quarters
Still they could talk, to them u all the same.
Where are they now Let Echo answer, WheTei
The vacant State House shows that they re not there
Noughi find we in our Legislative halls
But empty benches, frigid stoves, bare walls.
No mole the voice Of eOquence is heard
Ringing with lofty strains the vaul,ed roofs;
NO more the curious list'ning crowd is cheerd
With, Of our Senste's wisdom, doubtless proofs;
But all is silent - silent as the gave;
Whittier have fled our good, our wise, our bravel
Alas, that Nature when made us men,
Did not Tor health some good provision make
We should not miss our Legislators then,
Their precious lives would have been at stake.
But To- one case Of smallpox was in town,
Complaint most dangerous Some might catch il.
Infections rage through cities up and down,
And cen our Legislature could watch il.
They tak'd a day or two the subject DER,
And finally Iesoly'd TO leave the place.
Till danger Of infection : past, no more
Well Of a legislator the face,
But ere they 60 these very prudent men
Must pass act their mileage to secure;
IT would never do to go aud come agea,
Unless their whole expenses were made sure.
o, may their stars protect these
From smallpox and from great
Evils which, till they sgaiu,
May threaten OUT L5v'd State
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INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. D. 1871

EDS. OF SENTINEL In your paper of this MORN
ing am reported as having voted in the negative
upon Mr.. Dunham's motion to strike out so much of
the adjourning resolution allowed mileage. did
so vote upon my name being called, but before the
vote was announced, by the consent of the House,
changed my vote for reasons then given, and voted
for striking out, and my vote was so announced by
the clerk. Please insert this.
am, &C., L. S. TERRY.
GIVE copied from the official journal of the
House. and a denomination assures us that we
copied correctly in this case. If Mr. Terry's vote
was recorded wrongfny by the officers of the House,
that, certainly, is not fault. 1t is possible that,
owing TO the excitement and consternation,'' the
votes were all recorded topsy tury,-who knows
Does the clerk of the House!
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PRETTY GooD.-One John Davidson, in Illinois, ran
away with the wife of a corn Spectator Tie spec
ulaor heard of the fugitives at Naichez and
that Davidson would short of money, he sent him
$50 note in letter, and told him if he did not clear
out down east with the woman he would goupe out
both his eyes and thrash him within an inch of b;s
life. 1t is supposed that the happy pair soped" as
they have not been since heard of by their Illinois
friends.