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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-14
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION.

STATE OF WISCONSIN,,
County Of Grant, S. '
Grant County Court--ln Probate. Application
for Letters of Administration.
In the matter Of the Estate Of Daniel Dsrimg.
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that
on reading and filing the petition of Jo-
seph Allen, setting forth the death of Daniel
Der ring, late of said county, deceased, and the
reouest of the widow of said deceased, for
the appoh.tment of an administrator, 1t Is or
dered, that public notice of such petition be
given Thy publishing the same in the Grant
County Herald, weekly newspaper, publish
ed in the town of Lancaster, in said county,
for three successive weeks, and that tire same
beyset for hearing at the Court House, in tho
town of Lancaster, in said county, on Wednes-
day thcs,6th.day. Of November next, at 10 o.
clock, A. M, of said day.
++tt+t+t Given under my hand at Lancaster, this
t. ..pt FIFTH day of October, 1850.
CYRUS X. LORD,
[7lt3] Judge Of Grant County Court, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-14
CopprR MINES IN PEswsYLvAS1A..

COPPER MINIS ~ PENNsYLvANIA.-
Valuable veins of copper ore have been
found and opened in Pennsylvania, near
the Schuylkill river, about twenty miles
from the city of Philadelphia. The
Pennsylvania says these mines, in rich
ness and extent, are said to be equalled
only by the rich mines of Cornwall,
England, which they are said to resemble
in a remarkable degree. Some of these
veins have been opened 10 great depth
and traced for three miles in extent,
showing that they are inexhaustible.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-14

TIME subscriber is now receiving fresh
supply of choice Goods, suited to the
wants and fancies of this section of country.
They will be sold cheap for Ready Pay (thc
only way of doing business for mutual good Of
buyer and seller) or the shortest and best credit
No account will be suffered to run longer than
three months, without settlement. as intend to
strike balance quarterly, and add ten per cent
interest until paid. The Ready Pay Store will
receive goods every two or three weeks during
the season. and will be able to supply custom
ers with Fresh Groceries, and
FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS,
As cheap as the cheapest. Call and see Goods
and Prices-Will show Goods with pleasure.
None need fear being importuned to purchase
against their wishes.
T. M. BARRIER.
April 18th, 1850. ro al
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-14

PRENTIcE's LAsr.-The news from
almost every part of Mississippi is good.
General Quitman's reasonable procla-
nation finds no sympathetic response in
the hearts of the masses. Mississippi,
it is true, repudiated the bonds of the
Union bank, but she will not repudiate
the bonds Of the Union itse!f-LouisviHe
To1tTnoI
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-14

A MYSTERY ExpLAINED.-Thec cause
of the many sudden deaths at Kalamazoo
a week or two ago, which was imputed
to cholera, is explained by the Chicago
Journal; which says that bottle of cor
rosive sublimate was mistaken for vine
gar and mixed with the mustard. The
number of deaths were thirteen-eight
at Kalamazoo, two at Marshall, two al
Grand River, and one at Mottville.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-14

- 1t gives us pleasure to state that
the Secretary of the Treasury has con-
scented to the use of vessels in the Rev
enue Service of the United States for
the transportation of articles of Ameri-
can production from the various ports
along the Atlantic Coast to such point as
shall be selected for the departure OF the
ship appropriated to convey them to the
London Exhibition, wherever it can be
done without detriment to the public SER
vice.
We also learn that the Secretary of the
Navy, in the spirit of liberality which
has marked other Departments of the
Government in relation to the same mat
ter, has consented that the navy yard at
New York (including the requisite stor-
age) may be used as place of temper
airy deposite and safe-keeping for articles
intended for the London Exhibition
Any articles, however valuable, may be
placed there with entire confidence, un-
der the safeguards which give protection
to the public property.-Nat. Int.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-14
MARRIED..

In this place, on the 18th inst, by Rev. S.
W. Eaton, Mr.. ALBERT G. LANE TO Miss
JOANNA c. STEPHENS, all Of Platteville.
At the same time and place. by Rev. S. w.
Eaton, Mr.. THOMAS CHEESBROW 10 Miss
ELIZA JANE WILEY, all Of Plattevile.
On the 18th inst, at Highland, by Rev. S. w.
Eaton, Mr.. FoRDYcE S. RIcHARDs, of Reeds
Landing, Minnesota, to Miss CoRDELIA A.
Moses, Of Highland.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-14
To Soldiers Of the Late Wars--
BRITISH, INDIAN & MEXICAN.

TTyHE Bill providing for your relief, at the
present Session of Congress, / have every
reason to believe, has passed and become law.
The subscriber, BY means of an agency in
Washington, can, with little difficulty or delay,
and at moderate charge, obtain for each one
his Land Warrant. Those interested are res
pectfully requested to call at his Office in Ian
caster, opposite the Court House.
w. HORNER.
Grant Co.. Wis, Sept Sth. 1860. TIT
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-14

MRs. GEN. CAUSE.-THE report that
this lady had applied to the Mississippi
Legislature for pension, is untrue. Al
the next session of the U. S. Supreme
Court, the important case in which she
is the plaintiff and claimant of large
amount of property, will probably be
decided.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-14

MARRIAGE IN HrcH LIFE.-We see
it stated that Miss Catherine Lawrence,
second daughter of Albert Lawrence,
American Minister at the court OF st.
James. is about TO be married to the
Marquis of Grafton, the eldest son OF
the Duke Of Rutland.-.t. Y. Mirror.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-14

ANOTHER FIRE AT ST. LouIs.-On
the morning of Oct. 26, the block OF
buildings occupied as the Town Hall, on
Chestnut, between Main and Second
streets, was destroyed by fire. 1t was
occupied as candy mandatory, book
and Job office, and liquor store.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-14
TAKEN UP

IAhEN III
~ DY the subscriber, living near
m ID Lancaster, on the 9th day OF
October, sorrel Mare. Said
NJ (XX Mare is three or four years old
- marked with white spot in her
forehead. No other marks. The owner is
requested to prove property, pay charges and
take her away. HENRY WOOD.
Lancaster, Oct. 8, 1850. '9lt4
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MkMX)W DY the subscriber, living 4
MR ID miles north east Of Ellen
49, - borough, on the 23d of Octo-
Der last, pale red Cow, with a small white
spot in her forehead. Said Cow is about five
years old, and marked with a crop and an IN
deTbit, off the right ear, and a slit in the left.
The owner is requested to prove property, pay
charges and take her away.
GEO. W.-REYNOLDS.
Nov. I, 1850. 1874
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-14
a.D SOMETHING NEW
Carriage Making In Lancaster |! /!
CEy AM ZIG ASWyUCV a

WOULD inform the people of Grant, and
4 w the surrounding Counties, that he is a
bout TO open an establishment, in the village Of
Lancaster, for the manufacture of double and
single Buggies and other Carriages,
and solicits share of public patronage.
E1rHaving become the purchaser of Sprouts
Patent, for
SPRING, BRACE AND REACH,
for this county, he will be prepared to apply
new ones, of any pattern, on short notice.
Lancaster, July IL, 1850. 3 I 60
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-14
sheriff's Office, Nov. 10. 1850. T76t6.
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10y the subscriber, at his residence, in the
ID town of Wingville, six miles northwest
OF Montfort, on the 9th of Nov, brown COW,
about ten years old, with the Tip end of the left
horn broken of, with hind legs white up to the
gambrel Joints and also red calf about eight
or ten months old. The owner is requested to
prove property, pay charges and take them
away. WIN. >. CHAPMAN.
Winpville Nov 8, 1850. 1884,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-14
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
DEING about to visit Europe, hereby au-
II tborize VIM. Welch and j. Allen Barber,
my Attorney, to collect any moneys due me;
and whose receipts will be as binding as my
own. JOHN WEIGH.
Oct. 80, 1850. [74w2.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-14
died.

In Lancaster, on Saturday, the 9th instant
ABRAM SINCLAIR, aged 6s years.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-14

TO ALL PERSONS ENTITLED TO
BOUNTY LAND under the act of
Congress passed Sept. 2Sth, 1850,
and all others having claims on
the General Government.
YNHE undersigned has concluded an ar
rangement with gentlemen in Washington
City, for the prompt and efficient transaction
of any business with the Government or any
of the departments thereof. Those interested
would do well TO call on the undersigned at
Platteville, Grant county, Wisconsin.
STEPHEN .. PAINE.
Nov. 9Th, 1850. [6m75.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-14

FIRE! FIREi! FIREi.!
YNHE undersigned is Agent for the Mil
waukee Mutual Fire Insurance Company
and can be found at all times at his Office in
the town of Platteville.
STEPHEN o. PAINE.
Nov. 9Th, 1850. 75tf
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More NEW GOODS at READY PAY
STORE.

Grant Co., Wis, Sept. stb, 1850. !
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-15
Dtsg4tcrH. &c,

WRr,E.-Cspi Budsly Of big Leoaic ~ ~ POI.
n N PCrce Pa repor si,a 10 ial510 ion " 81 Is M
win wreck o. bar tiyl deck BERN brig ~
TINS, panied black, vita uAfrOw While sneaA -
hsc small opSaliAnl fJecssus and rnonfsy ~ ~ -
eeci towipris 10 he nignl heads aud sen 20 Il, si
apparently burned 3D. 6ae appeared y tS's 49, tbs,s
situation time; had been boarded a.. NOM her
Sore pchpins LUMBER projected through 'H' Sues AN4
nwss suppose3 shs was u nDer loaded, v.,k III, ~,
srEAMER w PEAsE, Jessup, ron Ne" 49,, v -
Tor Cad,oruia put back 70 1oneyideo ~ osueas on
abont June Isl having nearly reached me sas OF msSe
lar when she encountered hes'J ss4e' me- '
her beam eucG. ., ,,,... - a.. och MI .-.o,a
raue b. rSrspret sa ma - az IN Ss ~.
Oretrs borfd 20 Aarini'ue' "' a"e'-P-' ~ 4" ~''
So s~s Al Baltimore ifoD Re Ds.Jc. ysssed he
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TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
FoEF or dEw.YoRk......AUGUsr "A, 1850.
Cleared.

Slips Guy Asnneling, Ed-sfds Liverpool, Taylor
hefrih; Waterloo, Harvey. do Kermit 81 Louis. D.
yi', Nan F'sncIco, Gsger Qlssnpown. fsri Martin;
y Andrew Nj. A Bel Sons; Colombia Msleu New.
Liverpool, s'm Thompson h Nephew; Rhe.n. tPraul
Never. Baltimore; II Body, Alexander, 81 John, NIB,
Nesmiih Sots
8s,hs Robert, Besuchsmp, Boston. Prkingior; R,ss
ssndish, hagrs New Orleans, h H1rloul = Go, ia
eleannce)
BITS Mslsnco Kcnir Kiugs"n Jam. W Trnniy &
Coz La Grszia, tSefdl Sesgoe Trlesls Ssrdy Emily.
Nichols, Chsi.esIon, Durhsm Il Dimon, RIO Jonn.o8,
Nhmirs ior, Me- Florence Hopkins, Phistelpail Albion
Cooper O ltE, ficIou, Ms, kesmlh L seas: Vanians,
Cbsle o. Domingo Dc; Flors nee Ray, HImac0a Ssd GER
Pers Go; SDsay, Aflick, PieiOu, Ms AVmar c..
schs IA NicEers0n, HcEerson, Boston FOs ~ Nick.
ersou; Richard Golden (B) MansOn 81 inha N5 Sllle
" hney 4 Co; Him City Furber, Nsw.Hsyen; I:a5ell
Arhecsm. Boston.
Barge Philsdelphs, Nave Philadelphia
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ouAus "A. GEORGE LOTHIAN, Eype .oun,sr, sgsd
81 yeaII and non,hs
4, hiends hcquLlnances are respectfully Invited 10
,end hs funeral his IerL oOn, al o'clock, from rs
Log Branch, Aug g. IN eouIequsnes Of blow from
so,,a while al p.ay, ELIZABETH AsBOTr. aged IL
S,or, only child OF Rev GOfhan D Abbou cfIhiI Ci,y
E,f fea,ius viii be atsn 20 Greenwood flr nisrnsqi
Al Loglsyle Ky. Aug J, ANGELE q. WHITE, wife
Of John K huLlany,
er rem ains VIII DO brol.h 10 itiI Cy Tor nismsnL
Al ViIeennes. Inc Aug ., Of cholera BENJAMIN :.
yHlFEEY sgei y years formerly OF Sew. Yort and
80 Of psriei Whitney " his City
~ Benton papers please copy.
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vreck o,brig RcArt .Rsn,.-. fA.f-. ,,,,...s
so.el Of brool''iiis, water osssa Ia ass losrrrs.
% tev ship Afonis ~ Porl,ns vrs~s a - =
l'lsnd here % ir,u'snce IA Bcson A. tss 49, ssSs
br t2Coo. 'n'a o1ss
hlssl.c VESSEL Tbs tmc7 Pa-k-i wI'so, Ia,
Bcrg horg ios CsihOrllN sep q ~as sso.s, n -
h y ~ lon ~ With 90, Of h'ee ia sas ~.
and has lot rircs been heard Of spaS
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Aug u lsl 80 - l-n7iSo orig American, fz Men u,
sasanrsh ~
Az 6 Ia, 81 o. lcn - zig New Fnfiiud. 10, P-,,.
a@ie baTter y 3s IN Flss lssgf fr Frosid-.es ,s
Ht iore lornasi i0rEsi ard snf fDh o2 gsaa uss,,
80 lot hen n hrrr-srr on % ut~s'6 ps,ssgs ~
l.,,s. Of July u "a. p 90 g., pied h via a.
4, ass 81, lon = 70. brz H.ria To- PlyzzAl "A
t- a. TOY ~, Prince Tor Boron
-. "a = 81, LOO =. so a. Nsv psrnh'Ir VAL.
- inAFen, for P-psrrrl, O. - ,,,t 'ti
ssrt n,rst "a ~. - 3 nIis Age of a. f1T n vrs =,
lesvsid Of he s.S3, R'Po'a reg rough We, s,r u:
fp Pow, az G 2. ., 2, Eis Hgsor is~ .eA ws-e
I'D hf0fk fF Gibraltar "a aAoe ia heFa, Dssinss
July s6 lat a. 80 lon 50 So ,hi,c>,
81 Petersburg. NoearA In ,ston f5t
Aal2 LAT . c. lon Is a. sa,i An.a... ,o,. H..
Tor -. 'on notsoc
Orleans Tor Csdiz NNASh ~ u
nhug H. oa Cape Cod, br,S Emn, Fra,ss, fn o,.,,
Philadelphia ga WI ief
NYcIs -'e 'oot fes
West ~F ~-s0l oi Ne
July 30. LAT g. Ion IS, vas en- 81 wsh,,,o. I,v..
I'm Liverpool for Bolton. "Nna
Aug lat IL So lcn 81, shlo WIN A Coose, -, en-
louno 10 Boson WIZ TeQo-ei harug hen ,sIa in.a
Wright 10 Ion 80 10 DAYS previous 'N1@
Aug TO- "a. 50 l6 leu no biis Ems Inc. s.esr!ar sw
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A. ~ Johns pR ynly D, hrgs Mary rlzsbe,h k,-v,.
In BNbssoes, wig IT, Aoei,id- corOa In SYors, 80
moleon, for NYork. Al iha noah 81 a rs.r k.ss -
hrse Eaten term bish a. IN glsh dc, ps,al ssk "a
de, IreisId. NS0s
Al Gfpoa 25h ult ships Bsy s a,s sinmocs ana Al
burton, Williams would probsby 20 To silt pors 70 81
for q Sisiss; bark NsliiDs llar5in fnr Malag.
Al st ThomsS, July q baFb, James Hat Bev,,s 6c-
Boston for Port sl-Prpce LeKt osy wm Cbass Dor,
I'm NYors for 8, Johns Pr 70 S days hrg, Nay gaIl,
Spsu ding In apd for bknor-, reos; FiellA Joss ~
Porto Rico soon; scbs A-X'r MICHEL hyonh I'm H,st,a
for hsuesibo 10 days Lea .nd H4uet I'm Pslsiss
pbia, jusl arr
81 Barbados, July g birk Henry Trowbrdsa. VIM
esey fm snd for NewYJTk SAL dsys brss llama
Peiru fan Calss Dig lumber Wo WAGON fsoupson
I'm NYorh repsi Cslss H1yt IN Casts dsg lambsr ssi
sch May Eme inc, Rice from Aiezsadrs, disc1s,fna %
tsil for 81 Thomas Ia 4 drys
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BY Telegraph.
narkeu......AL

Tho receipt. since our last have been: 1000
th's FLoUs, 5000 bushels WHEAT 200 bushels Com
y, - /, In moderate eemAud; pdces favor buyers
Upg,r Is IN RoOd milling demand iOr prime with "a Of
coo bushes on pnvse terms. TIE Market for CJRS
lower: The iHnsscuons have been 1900 busr- at 62054
ceui, for mixed Western OATS doing fsher beuer;
IL sses have been 500 bushels At 90 cents 100 bb.s
PrioB WBsEY brought Z6l ceus.
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The receipts DUNG me past "A hours hare been
FtrUp SO bh' WHEAT o06 bush CogN 1000 bushsls.
WFsrEkS FLoUs IL h fair demand without any maLedsl
chance h. prices The sales comprise 100 Jos Michigan
A. $50 l. For WHgAr he demand 10 onlg f1r prime
psrep which scarce and are held ABOVE ne vie "a u
hver. Ohio han been scld 81 gOc. CORS 4 easer " 81 On
,r,yrrovso hquiry Sales Of mixed WeIsrn have been
n,ade AZ s5d'4c. Ohio WHISKY q-oed u @il;. No
-ner = In FAEICHIs
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WhalsEs.

SHIPS LouisiAns, and Oiye- CsSh report d =, NM.
ford our ssL sfe both b3ncd 20 tic Pac6c ret ls,,
Ocesn @
Az Edgsriown l2h list shr, American Luce ara Al
phs, Getdrer hiung-wll ~, any SAT- middle Of tss
"ssk sop va eyArd, u' ia sal 10 Sept
" Itung Hero rss 70 a arc q "a IN Ntrtucta D.
insl 10 Il "A -erbu,k f.r 100 So vii be cpaepssi
IN IN lhe spm y hale hs1cFy and b nmanded By csn
"yef' lste Of me Eatsrpiite, Ct Nel.uclst
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Passengers sailed.

a. ,ie5 a..iig CaasdI. Jr RIfar aad L.s-rgool-ro y
irs. pooiT Jaeiion r. geai-an sn1 'li. Mr P1seu
sua ary. Madame Cts1csTel Misses FOsrit Ms h
suth hiis Dsrny sife, 81 Th0mLt1l, NforE Nss Jane
Roberson Carscs H1ti Dunlog aud lady Erglsrd; Ma
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BIZ N0rtA RireT Bogts-W einesdAy, Aug. H.
aligpbls Flour 50 DO Seer y DO lard OIL $50 40 suasr
i. DO Create i74 DO Sseds IS hsss 80 waissy. 9555
S5i Ine. " co. - hbis Oh Meal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-15

~ Ceremonies in honor Of Gen Taylor took
olsce on Tuesday at Cambridge and Newton. Mass.
s,d are 20 tske place az Bo,ton % day, where
c. sherlaan's Company Of D. 8 Light Artlls.
~. wh.c5 bueh, at BaeDS Vsis, participate in the
esgeaI;
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Arrived.

Ship Prrceion, tpnl Russell Liverpool, July g. m 'e ID
Frost Bicks SD In CO with ships HAuhA tau ali
Queen OF he West FOR NYork, and Warrington Irving,
Snip Robert Hooper, Churchill Boston I'D, In b.llss.
10 h Moor. This III bound TO California; Csms %
this porto load.
Bark Csrolne Sherwood Charleston, 6 10, cclor &c,
Brig Hubuss, Cof Elizabeth City, NC Coos, ssvanis,
Nc. S. 90, bldes. &c to Everett Brown. Tas has
perenced rough weather in no CsrsOsn Sea TIE lin
Al ~ July ard hss been bscsmed Jr - days on The
passage home
Brig Rsbec a, (Br) aerriman, Cumserllnt Ms, Is d.
lumber, TO Charles Hatgood
Brig sabuo Cro,b, NJ, bridge, 7 do lumber.
Brig Leonics. Bradbury Ponce Pk, Jpy D. sugar and
noses TO master So In co wi!h 6rgi sashoa, OF 8sl
Big AvMo Cong, satrls River d. yellow pine lun.
Der 10 Campbell Moody.
Sen Belmont lBr Carel Windsor Ms Il Is, plaster,
Sch L P Abel Nlckerson. Charleston, . Ia cotton a7S
rice. 10 master. sid IN co with sch Fair, for NYo;s
SEQ kelroIe Moore, JAc4 IOsye. yellow pine lumber,
TO 0llchris Sid Ia co with Ich ha9J Am, Hooper,
for NYoTk.
Sch Forrest King, Vaudeville Havana Aug ,, m3Ie 20
TIuliilo X Buue'aB.
Sch John KoaifeS Morrison, Tampa Bay and Il from
Key West ship TIMBER to Beal, Moilick X Dewitt
Sch Bounty, Psi e., Washington, NC, ds naval stores
soop Mary Thonpson, Barber, Baltimore cos.
Sch smith, -, Wilmington, NC, do, naval azores,
70 DOlner & Potter.
sch Fsuine, Parker, York River, wood.
Sch W Dc Ropeb Jones, Warrington, nc, 81, nags
Sch Becker, Smith, Warrington, NC, Is. naval
Sch Abensre. FIIri Plymouth. NC, d. ia al siores
Sen W A Foster, Smith, Yors River, wood
Steamer Bennebec Flowers Pasdepbis, mise, TO sian.
ton Spleen
BELOW-Prusr brig Amelia with psssen ere Also, a
Br brig ard q hstm brig, unknown.
sAILE0-s'sam'hIP Cauats, for Liverpool; ships Guy
M,uuerng do va srloc. do; Adelaide, San Fanci,.o,
br Emily, Chsrl ston, snp others.
WIND-At sunrise N, meridian NE, sunset calm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-15

p,vt. n, Me. D.wycp, Dr5re OF iowa 10 ns Pooie
nou.,on Hunter, Jones ktns Asugun M-son ron
Poi, Raj sssssisn SOFIA Surgeon Underwood, Wales
Mr. D,cKissos said he had psired tif with Nc.
Seward. who was necessarily absent from toe
city, or he would vote In the negative.
Mr. BALE moved the same amendments which
were made TO the Omnibus on his motion securing
the nfht Of hsbess corpus to the alleged slave and
provid ne for me carry ing Of the question Of Slave
~ 10 the Supre me Court, which were adopted.
Tire bill was then reported to the Senate The
amendments were concurred in aud the bill ordered
20 he ergrCssed 6r .brd reading
The Senate, after brief Executive 5eison, al
josrned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-15

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