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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18
SHERIFF.S SALE
Circuit Court, Iowa county, Wisconsin,.
Moses VI. Strong,
vs. S.

VI.
George Beatty & wife.
BY virtue Of a writ of tera iacias issued out
of the Office Of the clerk Of the cl,cui. court.
in and for be county Of Iowa. state of " icon
sin, in the above entitled cause, and - ,t.e
directed and delivered, against the rood and
chatties, lands and tenemeuts Of the nap-.d
defendant, | have this day levied unoT md
seized the following described real est Re. as
the property OF the above named 4. fe.daot
VIZ II ndivlded quarter o. south west ct,ar-
ter ard qrof south east q Of So. six in town
four 81 range three cas-. M .vided Quarter of
north east quarter Of nCrfl cest quarter Of sec.
eighteen IN town f;e of range three east. I'M
divided quarter Of Sc dth west Quarter Of sec.
eight IN toV five Jf range three east. undiyi-
ded malt OF east nalf of south west quarter OF
sec. oLe IN tJwn five of range three cas-. IN
| dIFIded ba 4 of east half of north west quarter
o. sec. tweiYe in town FIVE Of range TWO
east, north west quarter of south east quarter
an i east half of south west quarter of sec. SIX
N town five Of range three east, west half OF
north east quarter Of sec. eight N town five
Of range three east. east half OF south west
| quarter of sec. four in town four Of range one
| east, north west quarter Of south west quarter
Of sec four in town seven Of range one east.
Z i
/ eral Point. viz: Lots 60, 65. GO, SIX feet from
of the east side Of 10. Lots so, south hall
Of lot no. I05. West half Of lot no. 1. Lot,
/ %, 81. So, all in Yleit's survey OF the town
Of Mineral Point. with the apPuisnance>
/ ihereunto belonging, situate and being N tue
county or Iowa, and state Of Wisconsin. and
shall expose to public vendue TO the highesi
bidder for cash. ali the right. title and interes
Of the above named defendant had IN and t
the said real estate, on the ThIrty-iirst day
| Of October, I549, or at any time since. at tbf
front door of the court house ~ the Town o.
Mineral Point, on Saturday The 80 day of Jsnu
sry. 1852. between the hours OF ten O'Clock. a
| "a. and four o'clock, P. m, Of sald LAY. ~ sat
sly sid writ and COSTS.
RICHARD \. VIVIAN. Sh'G,
Sherih''s Office, Mineral Point
November l.. 1851, "a 6w.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18
STATE OF WISCONSIN.
-. C,,-,- $. ,

Iowa Couyrr. S AMBROSE II PAR1su.
( MASA COBB has filed in the County Court
II has petition praying administration upon
the Estate of AMBROSE H. PARISH late of Iowa
County deceased
Notice IS hereby given tina; final hearing vii.
be had upon sand petition at a Probate Term Of
the County Court next 10 be holden al the Probate
Office in said County on the 23d day OF October
instant, when and where any person interested
may appear and oppose the same.
FARLEY EATON, County Judge.
Dated. October 2ud. 1851 % Nv.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18

Eaetrel according to Act of Congress. in the
year 1851. b. J. 5 HoughioH. NJ D. in the
CLERKS Once Of the District Court for the EasteFn
District o. Pennsylvania.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18
TOR 4 SNAIL AMOUNT OF MONEY
PENCE POSTS

- SUPPLY ST arst-ratr HENlL0Ck Fence
~ loSr~ TOT sale Enquire a; the Bric.l Store
AiafC4 - H. A. FAIRCHII.3 n 90
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18

StMYRNA BAISINS-IU drum. fresh. -.,sr re-
- ceiyei aHj tor sale by a. ~ COBB
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18
D0o OSGOOD7S
INDIAN CH0AGOGUE F.

This invaluable medicine was prepared from AZ
extensive practice OF several wears IN bilious cl
mate, and Is NEVER KNOWN To FAIL Of curing f.
rer and .4sue or any of the Diseases above named
The wonderful operation of the Cholagosue IN
eradIcatlng bile from the human system can only
explain It's extraordinary agency in The Sucefg or
oueh and permanent Cpre a. Ferer oaa .Zsas. an,
the various grades OF intermittent and remttent te
vers. Il IS equally efectuai in the cure of LiveI
complaint. jaundice enlargement Of the liver. also
enlargement of the spleen. called Ague cake and
the various forms OF bilious Indigestion These
with the other varied affections OF such climates
arising from a common niaS5nq{ ca1se. aGe ONLY
notifications Of the same d.seease ana equally con.
roiled by the same remedy
1t IS entirely regctqbie preparation, and may b.
taken by any one, with perfect safety TO the mos
delicate constitution. la repeated instances II ma.
been administered 10 infants less than a month Old
suffering rom attacks OF Fever and Ague. and al
ways with entire success In numberless instan
ces, constitutions greatly impaired and apparently
ruined by long residence in a bilious climate.
nave been entirely restored by lis continued and Ell
acent use.
The above medicine is for sale by Beech 4 Til
lev Mineral Point; r 5 An>Iey x c. PcdIars
Greek, and Davis Evans & Co. Dodseu!le is
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18

GtUkN SI.3hCH--Uu-qus dta1 Pudding. t,.--
- tards Blanc Mans &c, Tor safe "a. COBBS
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18
.EC&TECE TO AL.

Inc gross and a malignant false
/ hoods that have Ia been put in CIR
cuiation o e ~ ceiye the public
declaring t h a r.. q Old J a o b
| ownend is my 9 = Father; that the
RECIPE BY which n . "a N Extrcat oil
Sarsaparliia ! "a = % II prepared was OBJ
tanned from him - - ~ hat we T la
partnersh u 21w it'll numerous
other sLANDERs x , of like import
induce me to - q make the follow
n 2 AFFID4YITii r. = sworn 10 before
the MAYOR OIL r. = Git b e CITY OF
NEW YORK y oB
I. SAMUEL P. TOWNSEND. of the Cityf Q
New York. do make affidavit that
= am not relative OF old Jacob Townsend
am not, or have l ever been. in any way con
nected wit him IN business. / have known him
only a.
street PcdlaF Of Maps and cheap Publications
until about two years since, when he was hired
by some unpnncpied men 10 lend the fraudulent
use OF his name 10 confuse and distract the pub
nc ninj, that they might pirate the property
which possessed in the
Reputation Of I0lcaScadS .SarSapariHa.
which had cost me thousands aud tens of thou
sands OF dollars
In a snIt which brought against this Jacob
Townsend and Tompson, Skilinan & Co. Tie
firm by which he was employed. the so styled old
Doctor recently made affidavit that he had no N
rEREsT whatever in the Sarsaparilla TO which his
name Is affixed and asked the court TO let HIM of
on that ground.
Furthermore. am the sole author and dis
corerer and the original proprietor of the mrii-
cine known as DR.. Townsend Sarsaparilla
have never offered old Jacob Townsend pen
ny for his recipe, but was engaged in manutac1u
ring the COMPOUND EXtract of Sarsauar;lIa tnr
nearly eight years before either he or any one
else. taking advantage Of the great popularity OF
this med Inc, undertook TO coutereit either the
article the name.
as p TOWNSEND"
S'eora to- this 10th dag of ,
.3PrA 1891, before me-
c. S. Woodruff.
0Iqyor Of the Clyof Ne1c York
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18
SHERTIF1S SIZE.
Circuit Court, Iowa county, Wisconsin.
Moses NJ. Strong. J
Richard Evans

vs. :.
Richard Evans.
BY virtue OF "a wit OF ier3i iicns. i>sue6
out of the office of the clerk Of the Cmrur
Court. in aud for tile county Of Iowa, Sar.
IF Wisconsin,, in the above entitled cause. anr
to me directed aud delivered aeain, ihe good
and chaIfles, lands and tenemcut> Of the IA
med defendant. have tins day levied upun
and seized the following DESCRIBED real estate.
Is the property of the above named defendant
w: South east quarter - south east quar-.
Sc. twenty seven, en- Town five, 81 North
range two, ~ east, with the appurtenaucrs
Jherrunto belonging. situate and bring IA thu.
county of Iowa, and state Of Wisconsin, and
shall expose TO public veudue TO the hIg hrst
bidder tor cash, all the right. ilIle aud inter-
est Of the above nlmed defendant had ia and
10 the sand real esrate. on the thirty first day
OF October lS49, or at any time siuce. nj the
front door uf the Court House IN the tow OF
Mineral Point. on Saturday tie Sd duy OF
January lS52. between the hours Of ten o.
clock 4. Nj. and four O'Clock y. NJ. OF said
DAY, TO satisfy said VIII and Gusts.
RICHARD 5. VIVIAN. Sheriff
Sheri1's Office, Mineral PIT, Nov. L I-5I
~ 6,y
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18

FIRST TRAIN THROUGH
FROM THE EAST, FOR
fall, qRADE!!!
THE undersigned havingju just returned from the
Eastern Markets with 4 large and well Sc
lected
SpDCw O,a GOOD $.
bought with great care and we'll adap.ei 10 this
part OF the state, offers them at low rates as that
ne thinks Is the only way OF getting rid of very
large Stuck OF Goods tins season and he pledges
himself that lie prices shall be proportonably as
the stock is extensive. Among them nay be
found the following
DRY GOODS:
lo-4, Ga, 81, Al and y Bleached and Uubleach-
ed Cottons. 81, 81 81, IL aud "a Bleached
Drills Tweeds. Sartinetls. Cassimeres Broad
Beaver aud Pilot Cloths Carpets. red vel
low. blue and white Flannes Canton
tlalnels, Linsevs DoesSin. Shawis
Bay state and Enslish.) American,
English and french Calicoes as
sorted Alapaccas. American.
English and French Merlin
oes. Diapers. Satin. Jeans,
Null. barred Muslin,
Jacconett assorted
Florence Muslin,
Swiss Muslin,
India BOOK
VI as Iu,
Bishop
Lawn,
Irish
and
Brown Linen. Erown and
White
Linen x
satin dam
ask. plain and
figured Deiaue.
new style, Berzen
cloth. X entucky
Jean.duck, cloak plaids
and CLOAK Innings Rob
Roy. Booking. assorted col
Or>; CambrIcs Nm6in large
and good assortment of Gmg-
hams, brown Holland, Crashes
Mattlers. Carpet Bags blue & green
Barege, Black Wells, silk aud worsted
trnges. new style trimmings and buttons
for dresses, assortment OF Bobbms. linens aud
cotton Tapes, lamb wool Hose blue mix Hose.
chlldrens Hose, cashmere Gloves for ladies', zen
tlemen and children. packages. pound and han
pms, edglng OF all sizes and qualities; fine as
sortmeut OF Caps and Bonnets, Ribbons, Laces OF
all kinds, cotton and linen haudAerchieIs Also. a
large assortment OF Blankets OF various coloIs
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18

culation / o i e
declaring t b a :
end is my
RECIPE by which
Sarsapariiia Is
tanned from him.
p a rtn ers h p ;.
other SANDERS
in d u { e me To-
/ n z AFFIDAVIT
the MAYOR OF.
NEW YORK.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18

y
GROCERIES,:
50 bags Rio & Java coffee;
80 chests Green & Bllck Jeas
- boxes assorted Tobacco
rs casks currents
81 boxes rJsins;
80 casks Boston nails;
! ; VI regaiia cigars:
50 boxes brown soap;
; bbls Boston crushed sugar;
30 coils assorted size rope.
20 doz bed cords and pow lines;
barrels refined lamp oil;
I'D boxes sperm candles;
II dozen Boston brooms;
= boxes clotne pms;
dozen wash bowls. (tin and woody
q dozen market baskets
81 dozen patent axe heives.
All and any OF the above will be sold at grea
bargains at the Old and known stand. corner I'll II
and Chcsnuts streets. bv JOHN MILTON.
September. lejI.-.44.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18

VHE triumphant success OF TIE great
1 Kennedy Tor man and beast.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18

malignant false
been put in CIR
ceiye the public.
Old " J a c o b
Father that the
N Y Extrcat Of
prepared was OBJ
that we a 7 g la
W 18th numerous
Of like import.
make the follow
sworn TO before
t h e CITY OF
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18
EaCoA AJ93
Celebrated Family Ointment
HEALING VIRTUES.

Il IS ftd. a.uieuucaicd herr rs we'll al ov.- ~,
StaIe and alr+d The whore western sI"f"-. .. ,;osi
Medicines have outafei WiJr spread rrehfity. ami
rltsuo.i. winch ty justly ei,t'll-i u -<a.s
rHf"es, aad go~cr~- We are tf 7uong tio-e vic ae
prone 10 endorse every aleit bi.iuI- iat -io,
aHd III ans INSTANCE have delayed u.li
We A'S' hteu able 20 sNe ASSURANCE douhi. s.r, s
1y u unE uCrt personally oir-~lvt>. h1t trD Size
cory q ,''urroa> T-5rtan u,c community i...s
srotIt! is. iil.,Iois eatc. afii 49, i-Jt4
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18
81 4 Ms
Horse g. Cattle Medicine.

fireHd Depaf. 10 LGls ST.. Tb'rasa
May 22nd, 1851. n3O ~
The New York herald., 1851-11-18
lFroin the Snuiil.

SINGULAR TAX RECOMMENDED By IuE GOVERNOR
OF ALABAMA-TIE L. s. STEAMER vrxEN-FIRE.
MEMS CELEBRATION, ETC.
BALTIMORE, Nov. IL, 1851
The Governor Of Alabama recommends In his message
discriminating tax all articles from those States that
continue the slave agitation.
II. L. Klmbrough has been found guilty ofrobbng the
Post Office at Columbus.
Commodore Parker arrived OF Pensacola on the 9Th
inst, On board the L. s. steamer Vixen from Mobile
1he steamship seutherner did not leave Charleston
until; j2 O'Clock last Saturday night in consequence Of
the lew stat' Of the water on the bar
Baltimore city Is alive with preparations FOR the great
Firemen's Celebration, to take place on Wednesday
The Committee Of the Washington Hose Company Of
Philadelphia arrived this morning, and went 20 Wash
ingtcn. to present hcsn to Perseverance Company
The United States Company arrived this afternoon AMI
were received by the Independent Company at wash
ngton they received BY the Franklin whose guests
they are TO be tomorrow.
The New Orleans mail has arrived bu. brings no news
worth tslezraphip-
The New York herald., 1851-11-18
Ercm EYasnsuo1ou CIty.

SPAIN AND The UNITED SrATEs-THE TERMS OF SET
TLEMENT-LARGE NUMBER OF POSTAGE STAMPS
KossUTH TO DE FErED BY THE PRESIDENT, ETC
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE oF THE HERALD.
WAsHIsGroS, Nov. Il, 1851.
cannot learn that there is foundation ia fast in the
warlike runners despatched from this city by certain
correspondent as to relations with Spain. The
statement CT the matter which teegraphed you several
Gays since, have to believe, outline of the
fsets-el the difficulty in TIE way OF immediate settle
nent being that the Spanish minister ha been Instruct
ed 20 include claim for damages doLe to the property
Of Spanish citizens in New 0rleans In his demand,
which Of course, could not be granted II Is purely
LEGAL matter Tine is Necessary for him TO coIaunoats
with his government, and explain the di.icultya 1if
fculty which his good would at prompt
him to waive, had he the !scretoral power There is
doabt, however, but what the offered by Mr.
be accepted.
Mr. Websters friends here, deny that there is any
truth in the of his intention to resign at the pre-
sent time.
over six huIdIed thousand dollars worth Of postage
ssmps have been Issued from the Post oce Department
since the Is. Of July last
Colonel Fitz EenIy Warren. the Second Asslstant
Postmaster General assumed the duties Of head of the
Contract oaice this merning-the most responsible
position in the department.
FROM ANoTnEg CORRESPONDENT.
WASHINGTON, Nov. Il, 1851.
President Fillmore is TO give grand diplomatic din.
ner to Louis Kessuth te which the Chsvaier Hulso-
mann, the Austrian Minister vii, be invited
The New York herald., 1851-11-18
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

WAY MARKS IN THE LIFE OF A wANDERER IS
w the title Of new book Just published BY the
thor ossyers highly interesting and purely moral works
lave psIussi twh deep interest and cordially ree1m
mend 49, ssve ,ccouat Of lts merits OF the Pc
cular claims OF s author lsdy who has been lcft
With two children entirely dependant upon her srys
ertone farsEnpcrt The book may be obt,ned Of SuER
MAN, ApRlhNCE Co.. No. As,or House. Psice 81.
WILL De PUBLISHED. ON WEDNESDAY MORN
w pE, The Fortune Teller OF 81. Ayoye; or the kys,e
roDs stranzer-By Eugene Sue Price Fifty Cents ers
hes Rycn u.s. In the above powerful another vivid
and startling pctpre Of the suefings and struggles which
arsroaces entail spoR the people, The work abounds Ia
incident and srerlsse with interest from the opening chap
ter 70 the eloss Published aud for sale wholesale and
tail, By GARRETr 4 CO.,
tLsie Burgess l. Garrett - Ann street
An IMMENSE COLLECTION OF PRISTs, AND
Bseks- Con prising small ani large landscapes, Ar
Sht.eetural Views lntsrlers old Ia. knyravin5s, by
Willie snd OFT ers. Books The Baskerville ed:ion Of Orsa.
se furoto wish plates by Barsolosz and others FOR s2
whole collection TO bt sold a. vsry low prices for cash
J.P. NEAoLE. log Nassau s.rss,
The New York herald., 1851-11-18
Interesting from Utica.

coNKLlN TIE CONDEMNED INcESDrAaY-cHUgcu
pEDIcATIoN-ANAUITY 10 GENEVA COLLEGE, Ere.
Urea, Nv. Il, 1851.
The Utica Citizen Corps this afternoon accepted the
order OF the Sheriff to attend the execution OF Conkn
on Friday The condemned is making full confession
which viii be syen to The District Attorney
stseruOus efoits are being made to have Conkn re-
sIied until December the tn the day fixed fos 0scus
execution.
new Episcopal church will be dedicated in this city
on Wednesday.
private letter states that Trinity Church has be-
slowed perpetual annuity Of $4,000 Geneva College
to make tuition free.
The New York herald., 1851-11-18

THE NFw RANKING Law or LLtNoIs-NAviGArroy-
LARGE NUMBER OF TRAVELLERS, ErC.
P.rrsBure, Nov II. 1851
The vote for free tAnki5y Law in Illinois has been
carried By 900 majority This will operate favorably
On no, State stocks by greatly increasing the demand
for them
Five new steamers viii leave Pttsburg lay aai TO-
morrow and It is estinstei ,Aat they will take three
thousand passengers
Cccnel Benton aal family lsf yesterday on the Buck
eye State. for st. Louis
The Acgany All Mononsahela rivers havs expe.
fsneed high aooi
The New York herald., 1851-11-18
Brooisiyn CITY Intelligence.

THr wnttANsrvEG NrRprns Tho trial Of Rely for
THIS cTme appointed to place this day week the
terday and having organized the Grand Jury adjourned
THE Ctcrtr Coyur-The calendar, containing ons
hundred and fourteen viii be taken up By Judge
morse this day.
Co,rfoS Corvcn.-This Board me, last uisht The
mos; interesting topic was revival OF the question be-
tween the Mayor spd the Board which was brought up
y AlceIman isyor President Offering resolution to
esOEs the 10Th standing rule investing the Mayor vita
the Tover CT nominating committees snd which power t
having been as alleged abused vas withar.vn by are
scluicn pas "a IN July last Aid Taylor said hc merely
offered ". Alderman Marvin argued that ths resoiu-
tion which had b,en passed was as it were, vote
ofc,n.ure and that remaining the records Of the
courts Ia four months was more than was deserved II
net necessary he ssd e. 80 into the rcaso1s upon
the rif ssistas shorid continue under the eensur,
Ct that board and he tousht u was but justice 20 the
Mayer ;ha e should he tes,iudel After some motions
a special enc, the original resolution was put ami
csuied
csnphene amp exploded in grocery store. near ths
corner CT Pearl aud Ills mouth streets and fr sossA
d.irs Gfsd'aele damage to the stock and interior
The roof Tie Gre companies we're Quickly on
The ground ard Robert Baird, who ran with no 4 met
with an accident which caused hs death lie wv lean.
ing upon the Of the sne when the order was given
10 "pey away quickly lie wss by the conseq
tion thrown several feet into the air aud sug with
V 4ynce eganst the machine. sustained what proved
fatal Injury his breast lie ded in the course Of the
night aui the coroner bsld inquest yesterday when
vttect In acccrdar ce with the facts returned No
onn 10 attach TO aug one coRusctei With the
er 2iue company
eEnjous Acciorxr An accideu. occurred yesterday,
which appears &c have been caused by gross Saerancs
careie,ress The family Of 81. benton fcs dog IA
fulton street while sitting al dun.r we're alarmed BY
the rtIoit Of hrearns ard cn mr pr nsedng 80 ths
vtcc house another b1t frj which passei through
the wooden resf OF the she an wounded hm severely
on bot thsh, 1t then discosersd ths three msn
,uaos ~ ~ John Rude end conrad wosfe) we're taken
into evs.gjy sad Fsmaniei toe exspiiastios.
The New York herald., 1851-11-18

A cARD.-ssoOo TO si.ooe.-To THE PREMIUM CON-
"A mttss O&the Twenty fourth Annual Fair of Ae-
roan IlisutSA Challenge.-Belieying that the award
BY the Premium Committee not fair and just reward
eimsns at the late Fair and also believing u the
decision Of said committee b such other than
encouraging the public and the followers Of
the art II b lot to FOSTER IN view Of these facts desm
that friends the public and co laborersmsy have
stake 5000 sganst sio that the indyiduais that re-
oeived the highest award from the Premium Committee
did not exhibit in their whole collection sixteen pictures
e2n size displAying each for eaeh an equal amount
Of skill and fidelity the sixteen exhibited In Justice
my reputation as oasr In good faith
the above the tho question to be decided by
competent and impartial All d.
hire Is. fair teld, and fsvors ready TO deposit
j. GURNEY, lS9 Broad way.
The New York herald., 1851-11-18
NE VS. BY TIE L f G II A p H.
~~oo>NNoONNo0~NNNNNNNo~-
THE LATEST FROM MEXICO.
~N0~N000g~o0No~NNNo~oN~'~
The American Minister and the
Tehua ntepec Affair.
Noo~N~oN~oSN~~~OoONNN>
DISTRACTED STATE OF AFFAIRS.
>NN1-00~oN00O~~0~~~o.>
Reported DiSbaadiDg Of the Sierra
Madre RevOlutiOnists.
N0yO0N0N00N~~o~NNo~o,
Interesting from Washington City.
>~r-o->O~--yNNN0--~-o1N~0yN
Our Relations with Spain.
NNNNNN00~0NNN-N(~-NN0-~
THE RECENT STATE ELECTIONS.
sN>>~>>>~~~~~N~o~~>>
Another Fatal Locomotive Explosion,
DC, Sc, &c.
Another Fatal Locomotive Explosion,
DC, &c., &c.
Very Interesting from Mexico.

Very Interesting from Mexico.
THE TEHUANTEPEC AFFAIR-REPoRTED DIsBANDING
OF THE REvoLUrIoN1sTs AT MArAMoRAs, ErC.
NEw ORLEANS, Nov. IL, 1851
We have received dates from the City Of Mexico to the
9Th inst. Governor Lecher the American Minister had
assured the Mexican authorities that the cabinet OF Mr.
Fillmore would not sustain the provisions Of the Tehuan
tepec Company, ard also stated that the company
negotiating with Mexico to surrender their claims
certain terms.
The whole Mexican country is in a state of dssats-
faction and sgaton especially the Gulf coast. The
immediate is the discussion Of prohibtory tariff
Symptoms Of insurrecon extending the States of
Vera Cruz and Puebla.
An arrival from Brazos reports that Carvsja the
9th inst raised the siege OF Maamoras md his follow
ers dsbanled This is considered very doubtful,
as also the report, recently brought from Vera Cruz
OF the capture OF Matamoras by the revolutionists
The New York herald., 1851-11-18
From Kentucky.

DEPARTURE OF MR.. CLAY FOR wAsRrNGToH-KID-
NAPIER HELD TO BAIL-BALLoT FOR UNITED
STATES SENATOR.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. II, 1851.
Henry Clay left Ashland, for Washington, eaturday
Calvin Fairbanks tried to-day, for kidnapping
slaves and held to bail to answer charge Of felony in
the sum of S5oo0 in default which he was remarded
TO jail.
The Kentucky Legislature bsllotted to-day, without
choice for United staes Senator George Robertson,
j. j. Critteuden, A. Dixon and IL Marshall (whigsl and
W O. Butler (dem } were voted for
The New York herald., 1851-11-18
CLOTHING.

IL THAT ARE IN QUEST OF CHEAP WINTER
"A Clothing. would 90 we'll TO call a. the ODD Fellows
Ua where they selling Ovstcoats fra 81 80 b SO Of
the choicest material and beat workmanshp Frock sal
Dress Coats of TIE latest Style from 50 10 s. Paata
lons TO S Vests rs eents 10 - so Econ0m5ts
guested TO call and judge fer themselves before puTcha
elsev here, at the s. Suit Store.
CAsT oTF CLOTHING, JEwELEY. AND ALL KINDS
~ OF superuous artoesThe subscriber still continues
81 bis cid established staHd paying cash. In money
for the above on making ap2eaon BY note otherwise
ISAAC Q LYON, II Wall street, basement.
CAST OFF CLOTHING-wANTED ro PURCHASE
~ about two thousand dollars worth Of good lsftor
Cothing iarse or small quantities ter which the fui
value will be given in current onapplcation etasr
rrsCnay through posi- 10 James Morsney a. hs stogs
u Ofsnge street., few doors from Chatham strest.
CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITpSK WANTED
" Ladies o. gentlemen having Any oiothins furniture
iswerv stock gods - dispose Of obtain fair cash
pro. for tie BY sending for the subeeb ~ his resi-
or posi- LndisJ attended by hrs Cohen.
n 8. COnzN. IS Eln s.resA