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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-08
Convention of Miners.

The Miners IN the vicinity Of Mormon Island as
sembled on the 2Oth July, preparatory TO taxing
measures for the organization of "A Miners Conyen-
ton composed of the claim-holders and workers OF
the North South and Middle Forks Of the American
river The objects are to adopt rules for the mutual
protection OF the mining interests IN these waShlngs
and vicinity
Efforts are in progress throughout the whole min
ing region. to ascertain and combine public sent
ment. -
Mameetlng of Damming Companies on the Mo-
kemmne rIVer, the following resolutions were re-
ported and adopted
Resolred That II is expedient TO elect two aTbltra
tors TO act on all occasions when called upon and
every case concerning River Mining Companies
shall be tried before Jury of twelve men.
Resoired. That the members OF SAID companies
claim oil that IS dramed by dammng or "ng-aam
ming.
Resolred, That upon the rver We claim all the
ground that IS dried by dammlng or wing -damnlns
The meeting then elected Mortimer Irall of W Al
klnss Bar, and Samuel Dlllard, OF stony Bar, Ar
ltratOIS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-08
The Burnt District.

-Four weeks ago Yesterday destructive IRE swept
over a large portion OF the city OF San Francisco.
and four weeks ago to-day the city awoke to scene of
Oscillation and misery. few blackened walls, anu
mass OF burning cinders were all tina. remained OF
number Of crowded streets and inhabited dwellings.
MANY predicts d then. that the time for The downfall
of san Francisco hadarnyed. and the burned district
would not be again rebuilt During the four weeks
that have elapsed, however, the larger portion Of
has again been covered with houses. In the lower
portion OF the city II would be scarcely observable,
save iaom the new appearance of the buildings that
"a IRE had ever taken place there, and many Of the
light wooden buildings have been placed BY suosIdn-
tai ones OF bich that would bd dentnce % the IRE
kng Washngton ANA Ciay-sts. have been entirely
built nD again. DupOntSt Is nearly hllod up IA
eff, st s rapidly progressing. On >ioek'on-st out
hule has Vet been done. and Is probable That the
tu ldi - there Will be put W III more substantial
manner than formerly. This IS wide laA bealt-
ful sueet-th, Bsoadway Of san FraAcIscO-and
should be built upon with handsome brsC& or stone
houses. An investment II TINS manner " sUId, with
out doubt. bt Profitable one and stockton could De
made the for the residences Of OlS merchants
and capitalists With the proposed introduction of va
ter mic the city from TWO three soIceS, IS TO be
hoped that viii never az am be visited with such
destructive fires have - often Land the city IN
ashes Alta California.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-08
Agricultural ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF the
Country.

friend who has recently visited Santa truZ and
portions OF the valley Of san Jose, sends u prsa ats
letter, from whlth We make the annexed interesting
extracts
The Amaden quicksilver nine, II Is sad, IS Iro-
ducng 1000 POUNDS per week. The valleys Of Santa
Cruz. san Jose and It's Mission have nne crops,
which ptomlse bOun,lful harvest but the ground
squirrels committing great cepredatlons. and IN
some places nearly consuming The entire crop
Some OF the finest wheat ever raised Is now being
harvested Oh the rancho OF Mrs L W. FarLh an. az
santa Cruz Some heads weigh one-qaar,eT Of an
ounce each
Pear trees are breaking under their barten. and
The yiney ards have plentiful supply The farmers
are making preparations for great variety Of frul
trees rom tie Atlantic States, bot IN ls they
DELAYING much on account OF UnadluSsed CLAIMS 10
their lands"
Los Angeles VIII produce great supplies Of fruit
this season her own vineyards numbering over l00-
coo vines The Mission lands, tina. have 50 long
been famous for then horticultural productions IN
the south will weld markets delicious variety
OF their uncomfortable frut.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-08
College commandments.

BowpoIN CoLLEGE.-At the late COM
mcncemen, OF Bowdoin College, Me, the following
degrees were conferred
Bachelor Of Arts on the members OF The gradua-
ting class Philip II Brown. John W Butlerheld,
Daniel L. Eaton, JOSEPH 7. Fessenden, John :. h
Fink, Paris Gibson, Augustus Hamln, George i.
HAYES, Hiram HAYES, John Hurd. Elias q. LIBBY,
William VI. l. Marshall, John {. Merrill, William
O. Gus, William Ii. Oxen William A. Packard,
George 4. Pollard, Charles W. Roberts. William ;.
Souihgsie. Joseph \. Ware Henry Willis. The de-
gree OF 4. NJ, IN course was conferred upon about
twenty OF the class Of lS4s
ID. II. on Rev John W Eltng~ God, of Bath. The
honorary degree OF VI upon Henry Gardner. Of
Boston. The honorary degree Of VI. d upon Geo.
{ Shasiuck, Of Boston. and Hosea Rich. Of Bangor.
A>SivERsARY oy ANDovER THEOLOGICAL SINH
NlEY.-The Anniversary exercises OF Andoyer Tneo-
logical Seminary commenced on Monday. lsi inst,
With the public examinations OF the junior and mid
81. classes which were highly credltahle. The So
cl,ty OF INQUIRY was addressed by. Rev. Henry K
UolsDstop the wsll-known missionary 10 Ceylon.
The address was sketch OF the origin. history and
nature of Hlndoolsm.
On TIestay morning. Rev. Worthlngton Smith,
President Of Burlington College, preached the an
nual sermon before the Alumni IN the Chapel text,
John 3 ~ His subject being the p" True Method OF
kelslou Inquiry and lusI0Sissa-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-08
shower of Flesh al Benicia.

On SATURDAY the 20ih inst. a shower OF meat fell
=, the army station Bsaicla- Ii was hrsi oo-
served by MAJOR Allen who Was struck oy one OF the
f.iing r,eces The shower lasted taO or three
minutes. The pieces were ION tie SIZE Of pigeons
ESQ nm 10 that OF az oIsage-the heaviest perhaps
weighing three ounces No otcs were V!siole IN me
apparently beef were preserved by MAJOR Allen AID
The SURGEON ofthe Pest. A piece thai was examined
three hours after !, fell showed portion OF small
blood vessel some si the sheath of muscle and mus
culAr fiber twas slightly tainted The ground on
which the shower fell was about three hundred ards
long and egs,y wide, and The entire amount oil
az betwe e. TWO and half and i've bushels an oaiH
No pieces Of bone were found strong wind
from The west was blowing AZ the time AID The skies
were Gear This is the third occurrence OF the nna
on record IN the last SIX years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-08
Massacre of Americans al Ladrone Islands
The Reported Massacre Of the Captain of
the Whaler Boy and Four Of her Crew.


By the arrival Of the schooner ODD Fellow. frOm
the Ladrone Islands we have received an account
Of the OF the captain and part OF his cre"
BY the natives of a small island known aS Mct0s-
ke!'s belonging TO the group OF the Ladrones The
particulars were written fox and subscribed To
BY Mr.. George Dawson. who was second officer
under command Of Capt Luce The occurrence
mentioned took place on the Eth Of Jan las.
The sperm Whaler Boy. Of Warren. X l.. arrived
OF the Island of McCOskel, and was boarded by two
men IN a canoe who, IN reply TO a demand for pro-
visions. informed Capt. Luce master Of the ship,
that the island only afforded green turtle. and that
the natives hostile 10 strangers, aivlsing MN
not TO land. Capt L however, ordered boat 20
be rot IN readiness ana calling for volunteers y
joined by four Of his crew. and Accompanies bv one
OF the strangers. who were sailors, and had been
stopping on the Island for two years. He gave or
doTs 10 the first officer 10 send boat for him - TOE
morning. and pulled ashore. i ne snip lay OF aild
on, and the next morning a boat was sent Tor the
Captain. IN which was the other stranger and also
two natives, who had padded on to the ship
On nearing the shore. the natives assembled on the
beach refusing 10 allow the boat to land They were
all armed with spears. and beckoned their comrades
10 Join them from the boat. which they did. Inc
sailor resIGont was then about 10 follow. when one
Of The natives warned HIM to remain IN the boat
They refused to hold any communication whatever
with tho crew and Mr.. Dawson. who went IN com
mand Of tie boat reJOmed the sap ana related ms
adventures Mr. Merry. first ofhceT, then provided
the ships crew with arms, and the boat was again
sent ashore under a white flag The men lay on iheir
within cables length of the beach, where the
natives continued 10 d>>tulDe, " ftu
threatening attack # an attempt was made 20 land
Joseph Percy, the companion OF the sailor who ac-
cOmpanled the captain ashore the previous evening,
endeavored iOgdln some particulars from the natives
concerning the fat Of The captain and party. but was
refused all information and having stated his belief
to the second officer that they had been killed by the
natives, FIRE was opened upon them from me BOAT
The relief party continued outside the reef until
signal from the ship recalled them. VI. Merry wait
ed until dark of the island, when, receiving no It'd
lngs from the unfortunate party he bore on for As
cenSIOn.
The names Of the seamen who landed with Capt.
Luce. were James Mackay, James Sweeny, William
TAYLOR and Edward Ron There i no doubt that
the whole party were massacred by the natives.
who. perhaps. suspected. from the absence Of Their
two comrades on board The vessel during the
night that they had been killed or detained as prl'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-08
Later from Texas-Loss of the steamship CAL

Fromthe y. o Picayvne, Aus q


The steamship Mexico. which has been
,g,ound and which vas thought at one time 70 be
couppletqy lost arrived here last eFeBng under the
command Of Capt Place We haze received Cal
ye,ion papers 10 the 22d lnst ana Ieisence VI VIC
los OF the steamship Galveston, shch occurred on
Monday last when u hours Out from Gal'estoh
Na hyss were lost THIS i tbs fourth vessel tAaI
Nessrs Harris & Morgan have lost within me !a'l
eight months. -. 10 .,,l, a
me el.ction IN Texas The "a ran says
ms returns ofthe election come IN slowly. MOST
NJ our exchanges fromthe Eastern and Northern Por-
The state failed by the las, mail, and We are
nearly as much IN the DARK IN regard 70 tne 'o'e VI
those sections as were week ago. flyIhs re-
ports. however, cencuE IN >'athg ihae 'cul'! =
elected 10 Congress, While We o!d Jhoges -, % -
supreme Court are f2I ahead Inc c9ntesi Io-
Lieutenant 6 oyernor % evidently between arc AL
Henderson, though as yet Warts strong holds nave
not been heard from ~, 81,
We md the fol sAlng ~ Ihs "H.1fS"' wv -
The 18th INST. NJ,
All persens ho.ang clam against The ate kspuo,
he Of Texas, should present them oelofe tne 's' VI
September next. Or theJ Will De forever Dail.u- .
Adylces from he lste.or OF the state I~hu ~
confirm the orla!on that the present growing eosto
crop bids faLs 10 tim out far beyond a. oltIud.S
weld. both n quastity ana Gud!.t!- AZ 1872
thus far has been uninterrupted Nine 1s.ss are a.
that have ys. oeeL brought INTO lhis ha-Ae' S go.
II 5 believed thai IN the course Oi tLS NJ IN
DAYS the receipts Viii have become glaLe Loe
tn, NoHEMeni Of the 18Th INST lniSfms a. snA. s1e
cotton Stops ~ ayciIc dlS S-4-A-@- =.
ch or Wan, Of ram In truth Il IS represented oy
thai paper Tia, on quite number OF plantation .,e
crops 1re almost entirely destroyer, SAi0H &c"
weeks since bid far for an average YleHI. Ill,
OAe OF Capt. Wallace's Rangers recehlly A--eo o0
Of aus companlons IN arnf, II the company eAc
raeni. near san Antonio. Al the latest ACCOUNTS nc
RAJ no- bee ARE stet- ,,.-L~. -. ,ha
A new post has recea,ly been established on the
Clear Fork Of the BrsEOs, and the mineral wan !.
lie contiguous couary Is supposed 10 De very great
Immense bees Of iron ore have oeeh c.seo1 cru ~
The immediate vicinity OF the post ana al eh.eis.
Lost OF foSsl coal has been found within ie"
miles OF Il. II Is also represented that valqaoi'
miIts OF copper and lead exist IN lha' ne4sho"
hood. x,,.,,., - -
/ Galveston Nelss Of Aug. l9 ~. n,
The number Of head OF Cattle shipped 70 Ne".o ~
leans since June Is 2,327. THIS Is conslceIaoy -
low the average shipment for the year past owing
he TACT that the steamships Mexico and koll'iall
have not been running Tor large portion o. INC ~.
nanec. The average snlpuept per uaoa'a a.s 'e'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-08

,,..o,s Is man Of two ePochs but after his
an 80. s,s papers proved tina, he was no better
oe0'- he rest of them-he vas only IS years
'asN ~ ,,.o wears more probably cne-hah of the
thousand that have reached Their e'sn',e'h yea o
Be Sleeping their last sleep lhe[s sn n M
,eady TO step into Their places 50 mat unt, S. .ns
~sT shall bnng forth another race Of c'pp.es an
'c-,.seared veterans, the in,aides VIII see us pen
.a1as fall of one by one In the year lslS' Jus. a.,
~ The murderous battles Of jena Als'eI'z ffea ca
,,od and Le,psic, there we're no fever 'haa s0'oo
,a bearing the title Of 'Hrode'' from ina' DAY %
, , the numbers have uniformly diminished aud are
81 -. 81 little over 1900 g. B'f'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-08

Two hundred and fty-four new arrivals from
sydney lad taken place At san francisco one hun
bred oftbe number were females
The forces constituting the late Utah EIretItioa
Under Gen Bean, were disbanded on iOnday last
The expenses Of the battalion have been met BY
crafts on the State Treasurer which have been sell
II ioT twenty cents on the dollar. The anou0;
OF scrip issued exceeds 500 600
The citizens Of Los Angeles have organized them
selves INTO voluntary police for the patrol and pro-
lection OF the cItv
movement - on foo; 70 call Convention OF
California Editors. TO assemble IN san Francisco
DUNG The month OfAuguSt.
The cLpper-ships Archiiec, and Gaze,le had r.
rivec ~ san Francisco from NeU-York the former
II l2s DAYS the latter IN 100 DAYS
NavsL-The L : Sloop of War Falmouth. will
on Saturday, 70. The following Is list of her
officers
Commander. Geo. Pearson Lieutenant Geo
VI. White G. W Harrison. {. : McDonOIgh !,
Wager, Jr. Pass Asst. surgeon Wheel
wright Asst. Surgeon. f :. Gunneu Lieut. Ma
rIes. J :. Deyiln PaSsd. MIdshIpman. VIM. Henry
Bridge Nltsalpmen. d. B. Harmony. W NJ. Arm
Clerk. G. J. Porcher Gunner, NJ VI Thompson
Carpenter, Lewis Holmes Sallmaker Lewis Roger
Boarswaln, ChaS. T Johnson.
The :. Store Ship Supply Is anchored OF North
Tuesday last The supply Will leave for Valparaiso
OF ire 1T prOylmo
The l. : Steam <lhIp Southampton 5 daily
peted 70 arrive at this por. with stotes for the Pa
enc squadron. Alta California
NAVAL STATION AT SArcELIro.-It has been stated
10 upon reliable authority, that the naval stores
now a. benlca are shortly 10 be removed 10 Sauce
ITO. THIS looks Ike something SERIOUS about 20 be
enacted not altogether beneficial TO the interests OF
commodore Jones and Benlcla. II the naval station
should be broken Up altogether al Benlcla. II could
hardly surprise us In fact there Is runOr abroad.
distinctly 10 be traced to official that such
step Is about TO be taken. Alta California.
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Hunks


Rs,ettd az The Tribune Once for ne week tidne
SATURDAY.. SEPT q.
-. n -. - go. t-,.,l S,,,es n,
i'hse 80 lv haiho 10 ,hi ~ ~ p,rna,,l
bafi"l N"' pp 80 run !" W. "'""
sous ,.. ,eo r
Poems and Tales. Bl Mary CamPheA LIMO pp' loV' l
StIosg -, -, Ill.,. n
The Peoples Book OF Ancient shd "oN'i" nS,h -
Henn ward Browneh- Sso PIP 80 h"uoIu l.
., S M ,,,,,,.r pr,,,..Sion pm, Do 5os Bos-
~" '"'' n n, N,~scx \ a. sid by Reddeid
Arn,li,. I,,i I.tt Book E,Ltcd lN Nibeu Hardness.
=, %hi' ' ~ ~ 80 I'll ~, 4 paVannnr,
T,en,S % AZ II ShaSesn.,cs iIeSomes facs VII aud
Inc ~, TWh' ~" ~ n. ,tb.,no and Rsucn George 4
III ''"'""' """"'" W
An tu'u.'1, II ,h Ma, w,,lA nv the author Of adv
cNsn-A al' ~ a, ~, -, I9n'c ,n sts nm 40 & =
So, :"
y, ,, .,i the I ,,era,, Men of Grs.s Britain and
' t,1.aS H., IN \ ojnmes nv Abraham Mills Svo.
~" So" q, : U,usr \ R,o,hcrs
- a., I,,,,..l Siat.s al Amtuc. BY Richard
inv ,IdS,., NJ" g. mn SsS Hsrper Broiher>
Nh" NJ a.. Protestant Reformation an france BY Airs.
~ NJ " H. ~ X'In'< nm gsI ge, phil Rlanch-
80 SJ5 ht sfrneeT \ Townsend
~ q - "N'v ~ 800 -. s,',,,cs ~ Can't y n
Axsi NVnNaN' " S'S S.' ~ ~ ' \ 'p,,,hsr>
NAman ~H pb, ~ "ns.tSS NJ T.rr Sto, IN So
" tSss i.n VIC u, sasSN ny . " '''e -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-08
FArsgR MATHEW AT RoCHEsrER.-Th

AAiAkR MATHEW AT hotHhS rN. 4'AS
Sehetate and excellent man arrived III kocAes'si
On Thursday morning, at a few minutes before IL
SVoSk ey the western train and len for the has' a.
- II MS not generally known that ne Was 10 Al
n'S OF The depot would have been thronsed ~
AVeSSnds " people. In the short time taS' ne
sspptd he Was surrounded by a dense crowI a'n9As
sTton We're the May<. Ron. l.. \ Wand. Kew Ut
ICY and many other cluzen>, who Warmly urSe1
VII 10 tennain for al least few DAYS bat he Vas
SV>usiheV, IN consequence Of Ill he alth ami pIiOl
e1sssenelis, 10 decline these Kind invitations.
~ The Boston Commonwealth has been
SSced In the sum Of $loa, at the SUI, OF Richard X.
SaeSAslS oT certain reflections upon the case OF the
negro barter In Springfield last winter.
~ The works of the Pomeroy Manu-
,ae,HTIs Company. a, Walhnglord, c., were par
AAy destroyed by fire on the sth inst, Loss $1,000
10 The merchants Of Boston have held
smeehng, 10 take measures 10 cooperate with the
' authorities m the approaching Railroad jubilee.
H The Canadian Parliament has been
P'0sescet 70 "Wednesday. Oc,-s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-08

MINER OF RAILWAY STATIONS IN NEW
rxet,xn-Few people are aware Of the number Of
rasay depot. ana stations IN the several state OF
w.EugIand According 20 a careful computation
made some tine ace there were not less thah -,
Nov - i supposed that there cannot De much les
man zoo Stopping places, or pontso departure ana
rTyal for the ron horses and Their rafting trans IN
,his narf Of lac mon. LbOsloh IOuIHa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-08
ubiD Primary Meetings.

Kim Nard.-JoHN FRIEND IS the Delegate
cleo, from this Ward and not c. VI. Slmonson,
who was first reported to US as chosen.
VM Uayd--DENNIs McLoUGHLIN Is the
Deleoste elect from the WITH Ward to the Wing
C,s,a Convention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-08

The afternoon was occupied BY an address 10 n
Rev Theodore D Woolsey, President OF Yale Col
iege before the Porter Rhetorical Society The sub
Ject was the Struggle between Christianity, Atheism
and Panthelsn.
The exhibition Of the Porter Rhetorical SOCIETY,",
and the Society Of Inquiry took place IN the evening
On the -. the addresses of the Graduating Classes
were delivered The class numbers y.
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SUPREME COURT-Io N. m,,,. ~

kNthe s7phca;ion of The Mayor Ald>sr,,, 81 60
sliy q tie Ciiy Of New lost. relative tAs sosa -
SIXTY -SECOND-STkkEr. from aA-N n 49,.
IN the CITY Of New-fo<k -Puhlc Not,.s A. 80.
gwen y ihe MAJOR sltcrmen and Counrsosl.y ~ ~
Cry II New YORK P1rscan, 20 statute such case a.1s
an rFeyided that the sad the M,ycr Aa.ruen .ns 80
m,tats II he cry 81 New r"rs intend apslacs-
Yen m tne cefieHe t',tt ~ ue -. - Nee ter> ds
81 the CiIs Of Newl Sstlray the AA Gar al Sea-
hs 1851 tho openlnS II The Court that dsy % a.
srN thereafter Cogs>sl ~ heard fr the a,r.aat
en: IF ssoaefs II Estimate snd Assessment IN Tia
above entitled matter that the nature AMI 81 tAe
III rr,Verlsut hereby intended the o0eniss sAi-
s.. bora Sfh- the Sh-av, IN the City d
Nt~-Ncrk. lard cut upoa the map ~ plaa Of the
CT u New osk uster snd BY virtue 4 m act ~ the
LEGISLATURE 4 the People Il the State N Ne~Nos. 60
81 "a An act relative 10 improvements touching the lv
or of streets and roads the city Fl Ne~NSs asi
o. o'heE Purposes passed April II. 1877 Dated New
Yoik August p. 1851 HENRY y DAVIES.
aus tStyi3o Counsel 10 the C0rpnIahaa
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fesal Notices.
NOTICE is HEREBY CIV En- ,;.. up p

N l. IIeury p
srr.at has been issued BY the Hon0raots , he
justices Of the >uP5i, and
$40 n New directed y ihr shcfn ',,ch .szs and
CONT Il New-Y0rk, comm enalng An 4 EGRAPH -
ssyI . ne nor, u New-YorS and -, ., ave any de-
Pans ana Aa, Al SEQ. sr ss a0g.f, a, ss4 t s
hands aEsi tss p ;a u 81 s d SAf required IN g
.I sn h IL .t Rsyss s esa d.
deliver a. 1ee91Fi 4 Hs S =: aai sa.
.t a. rom tie hrst pabeYSa, + fors Also ~.
remedy nss .s sp al : I'D for me Ss,ss Or con-
claims agsas, her. nse.n Interested therein app4f
msndsr hsrsi Q, a.. sT lIrai se1I 70 ~" al 'hA ms
and s sstss sSssn S a fa AT Creditor
THos shhn" .Ts1sf .Ssv-rGAC@!'
.,I.- jan
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Opposition Delegates

Broome Hon. Ausbum Blrdssll.
Choonro CO Henry II. Mygatt.
Esscr Reuben Whalon, Port Henry.
Fulton Daniel Potter
Ofsego Col George Clarke.
Quteas james Maurice.
SchoLar,e William ii. Gallup Hon VIM. {.
Bouck
81 Laurence Col. 4 l.. Ha2oton; subSu-
iute. B. + skinner. 9 Hiram :. Johnson ;
Suhslltutc Henry Barber 3. William A. Dart :
substitute, Noble : Elderkin.
SufoR Co. Wilhamli Ludlow, OF lslP'
Joseph p Carpenter, Newcastle
John J. June, North Salem. , John
Il Voc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-08
SUPREME COURT. MARQUIS C.

NGASPIR and JOEL SEYMOUR, against JEROME
EnnN. STEPHEN MOORE and GEGRGE II HAZEL
TON t. The above dvicndau,s-Nou are hereby SUM-
mnned and required ~ answer the complaint IN this
flon. which hled the office the Clefs the
CRY and County # New NorN. AZ the CITY Of New
York. September 3h. 1891. and O. serve cop, Of
answer o the sand complaint the subscribers Al theu o
rec. No 81 wallSt. No~-NorkCiy. within twcut, days
AFTER the service II this summons YOU, exclusive OF the
day 81 such service and ,os t ~ the sand cam
plant within The time aforesaid the plaintiffs in this
action Will take Judgment You for the Of two
hundred snd nne dollars hve cents with interest
from the 10Th day ct August one Thousand sg h hundred
and fy one besides tho costs tins action Dated Sept
Ah. 1881 Ri RI SMIDr. plaintxis AteOrneys.
skfa y
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Whig Delegates.

ABany.-2. Peter Settle 3. William Green;
Samuel Stevens.
Mortgomoy-T. r Horton.
Shoharie--( Eastern DISTRICT Ralph Man
mig
HofcLc,t,r Col. Gardiner Van Wyck, Os-
eiuiuq