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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-26
lnIIen,s Boil f0nnd.

The search Of several days for the bo-
dy of john Cullen, supposed to have been
murdered on Sunday night last, has been
successful. Yesterday afternoon the DO
ay was found floating on the surface Of the
water under the wharf, near Iielfensteiu's
warehouse lie had on shirt and pants
and his pockets. as we understand. were
empty. A coroner's jury was Immediately
summoned, and five physicians we're in
attendance On the lead were fcuad eight
gashes, no one Of which, however. had frac-
tured the skull They were not produced
by cuts, but by blows. with a Ratchet or
similar instrument. Tie stomach contain
ed nothing but chvme, and there was but
little water in the lungs. These circum-
stances, together with the appearance of
tie heart and brain, led the physicians to
the conclusion that the deceased was eth
er dead or insensible at the lime he got
into the river The probabilities are that
he was struck on the head and stunned.
then dragged to the river and thrown in
The verdict of the coroner's jury was in
accordance with the above facts.
No additional evidence has transpired
from the persons arrested. 1t is to be
hoped that the authors Of this bloody deed
will be discovered Nh HIS
IHrEurEaANcE " EyGLAND-H extends
10 all classes.-ThE editor of the New
York Tribune thus speaks of the progress
of the Tempe a &c. OF rather IntemE erance
cause in England We have something
to brag Of
The cause Of Tempcrance-of Total
Abstinence from all that can intoxicate
lis here about twenty years behind It's
present position in the United States |
think there are not more absolute drunk
ards here than IN our American cities,
but the habit of drinking for drinks sake
is all but universal The aristocracy
drink almost to q man so do the middle
class, 50 do the clergy SO, also, do the
women There is less Of ardent spirits
imbibcd than with US but wines are
much cheaper, and in very general use
among the well of. while the consumption
Of ale, beer, porter. &c, (maiuly by the
p0or,l Is enormous Only think OF s.. COO,
600. or Twenty-Five Mullins IT D0lh1JS.
paid into tho Treasury in single year by
the people Of these Islands as malt-tax
alone. while the other ingredients used in
the manufacture Of malt liquors probably
swell the aggregate to Thirty Millions Of
Dollars. If we suppose this to be lit
tie more than one third Of the ultimate
cost Of these liquors to tue consumers.
that cost cannot be less than One Hun
drcd Millions Of Dollars per anuum "a
sum amply sufficient, if rightly expended
to Danish pauperism and dest,tution for
ever from the British Isles Aud vet the
poor trudse YEARLY on, loaded to the earth
with u ons and burdens # every
kind yetstupifyilg their brains emptying
their pockets and running their eonztitu-
tioas with these poisonous, brutalizing
liquors. I-see 10 hope for them, short Of
a system of popular education. which
shall raise them mentally above their pres
cnt Tow condition. followed by few years
Of systematic, energetic, omnipresent,
Temperance agitation,'
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-26
= = ~ F'aff =
OOU.IMP0RTATinN | $40
a NJ - g. q "a

ZNHE undersigned in anticipation Of l,..
~ Fail and Winter Trade, spent some nm.
the city Of Boston ia examining before m...
his purchases, and il loc psIces and larss -...
well selected stock OF Goods win insure :
he IS satisfied his expectations will he realis4t
II long and intimate acquaintance IN the ea.,....
market and very respectable credit cannot ots..,
Goods at a fair rate. then we are deceived -.
hed OF this fact, offer our goods at d small =.
vance from cost, that viii cradle US 10 live de-,
iy and respectfully
Below we enumerote a portion OF the good.
which our stock consists, and invite al gLo
about TO purchase TO give lis call
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-26

EoRERT fARENrF ana JOSEPH w lLSON, O9-tlaIk
ners under the name OF Parrot and Wilson,
vs..
THoMAs CAssERLY.
Oh NerbgHc5 Lien.
Wv virtue Of an execution issued cut from
- the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit court
in and for the county Of iowa and State OF Wis
consin. in the above entitled cause, and to me
directed against the following described real estate
as The property of the above raned defendant
viz Lot No. three, % in block No two. % ia
Legate's survey Of the town of Dodgeville in the
said county OF Iowa and tate of Wisconsin, to
setaer with the brick building thereon erected. the
same being the brick building on the corner Of
Iowa and Fountain streets OF said town of Dodge
Vile | have this day levied upon and shall expose
il TO public ale 10 the highest bidder, for cash, ali
the rglr, title and interest the above named de
fendaat had in and TO said real estate on the 10th
dav Of October A. d 1919, or at any time since.
at the front door Of the Court House in the town
of Mineral Point, on Saturday the 9th day OF
July next. between the hours of 10 o'clock A II
and oclocl; p. NJ. o. said day. to satisfy SAID
suit and costs.
RICHARD S VIVIAN.
ShcIf I5tr1 County, UIs
Sherfs Office Mineral Point June Sd 1851.
WasuJune < Woodman Attys for PITS [32
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-26

CHOLERA OK THE PLATNs-The news
Of the Cholera at Fort Leavenworth is
confirmed. though its extent Is not vet
known. It appeared when the troops were
about ninety miles from the Fort. Among
its victims were Dr. Albert II. Kennedy,
Surgeon in the Regiment, and his SON
Mrs X who was accompanying the doctor
TO new Mexico. has returned to St Louis
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-26

THE NENoHiTEEs The Ninnebaco
Telegraph st@tes that n letter received
from Washington on the 18th conveys the
intelligence that the Menominee Indians
have obtained permission to remain anoth-
er year from tae lst instant on their pres
emit location.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-26
NEW ARRIVAL or
Spring IND SUMMER 4GG09g
lY2 E L e @ ~, e

WELL-KN Q Nv STAND
Corner OF High < Chestnut Streets
{ COMPRISING choice let Of Dry CO..
- Clothing, Boots and Shoes. Croker, d
ware, and Groceries all OF which am /, -
10 sell on fair terms Tor Cash The p.h.i
respectfully invited Is call and examine An. -
selves before making their seectiory '
April %. 1891. JOHN MUTtN.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-26
AEGECx SCgO0x.


e4Nh- y ". :" LANn. viii open Select School
Ga on Monday Z9tn INST. ia the large Stone
binding owned oF 1ir. Carter
ms sea"'i VIII embrace the three departments.
-'id'e ana teh"le- ans Urinary, each of which VIII
'e ul5rI I"e charge OF an appropriate teacher. ami
3" q s9P"I rae apartment.
- - l''"Ei5 ana All@s cameron wa have
I''''se Ie> l'eu'eiy OF 'he Female and Primary
el, ., 'Hien's
~ Ili'Igtse4 l%ci'i'ies. WMch the above ar
"''"s ioi acoA1 entH5 CLASSIFICATION o.
I'm ''-e,i'eI WIN me aoilty auc expert
~ '"g ''ss's'""' 'eaeheis employed warrant
.ne 9uOsCiio'i III assuring me public that a rare
J'i"'y IS now ouefed lot instruction Ia all
&c I-'.L'i'l','Iy- COMMON ana higher Lnshsh
10 ~IS'' "''- me S.dsslcS-
i1s1'ui g On histology and chemistry may De-
- f90leo "uIi"s 'ie quarter
TUITION PER QL.fRTER
Spelling Reading IL Mental Arithmetic X "a
Writing. Geography and Written .lao
Algebra. Geouefr.. Fs,,oeorb- H. tGo
Classic, -
AZ SIM ,N-E
Mineral POINT sf.,,..,a.l, 80 %
IN CHANCrRy IN PETITION .FoP p,p-rI
D.-,-.,c
" mann blcNer ana Mary ms
VIE llolIs q "a" o. fhilIP COCK deceased.
rs.
~ U','i"''n le'ts o. hehfy CocA' " lliiam
-. anu A''' - ooc>, deceased
Inc eomPiainants having filed their petition
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-26

There arr sast runUers Of p eeous in
this vicinity Hr A.. Of Cleveland
IS said TO have killed 800 in one morning
There VIII not be as much fruit as usual
about here tbis year and If the present
wet weather continues, farmers have a
gloomy Pro.T e-et before them.
V. n. a.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-26

\ DE~rEaATE REsoLvE-You cant
rlljH YourSIfhY Adreriisine.-T Lock
port Daily Courier says There is a leg
end that merchant once determined to
ruin himself by squandcring his money in
advertising; but he found that the more
he advertised the richer he grew, until at
last he was obliged to give up in despair
Of ever affecting his purpose in that way"
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-26
FRESH iERIFAL
K1E U&s s..xE0sgKs.sS

ME Subscriber would respectful iu'cHo lie
Pu"iIc lA'l te = receiving al his Did s.ii' g.,
NV Of Dr1oe Gfe,jic-,,cs Ct@r..I. -. a.,
Dye Sfut. Er,,-bos I,+e,.. -. g.
maxine III. SCI ,.,II ~. +.
NAV he to.,u1 ti.. f,ll.,,.-;..., ..ii.,,..
~ - ',''' 'il'i a. L.t's" 'ii ''.s'
az - -'-A me '.i'u4ei- t'.
('ut1 q id'taIic. i>-of y,
-'''' III - c. sup Tar SWEET, e.
= :, ieaH AoI'e'' issngi 5ss
- az D'i''!' Stnph'i-
:, |ii't"-
-''' '>oO'' lIetd'r
lalop.
''i.'"ii- '-l'S'is" ana ttl"inri
-Aiileiicai+ Blue Mass
s, So. ~ Iamarln'-
J9u"e i@.ie
1ii7l -'io>7 LicoHce.
-'idSii -Si's
Essential Vi-s Of all kinds
a good assortment OF Botanic Medicines AMI
ST-BETv8T TNSYgTyEAY>
E,.,. ,,-.., sl..,.....,, 60. IT,.
M 60 ~ @'i' e'''I'i a'AelsIN-
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11,..--.. anu l,'il' s %
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-26

PATRICK Day and Mary Day his wife
VS..

PArRlcK Day and NARr Day his wife
VS..
JAMES MURPHY-Et .]ssu8ysi
SRY virtue of an execution issued from the Office
- of the CLERK of the Circuit Court in and for
the county of Iowa and State of Wisconsin, in the
above entitled cause and to me directed against
the goods and chattels lands and tenements Of the
above named defendants, | have this dav levied
upon and seized the following described real estate
as the property OF the above named defendant viz.
the southwest quarter Of northwest quarter, east
hall Of northwest quarter. northwest quarter Of
southwest quarter.and northwest quarter OF north
east quarter, all IN section number ten (I0) town
number seven % north of range number two (2)
east in the county of Iowa, State of Wisconsin
and shall expose to public vendue to the highe-t
bidder for cash. all the right title. and interest the
above named defendant had in and to said real Is
tate the 9th day Of 4 pill \. d. 1881 or AZ any
time since, al the front door Of the Court House
in the town OF Mineral Point, on the 9lh day Of
july, A. d. 1851, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. ard J clock p NJ OF said day, TO satisfy
said Wi; aud costs.
RICHARD :. VIVIAN. Sie5tf
fora Comfy. Ipjs.
Sheriff Office. Mineral Point, June Ith 1851
C. & f. J. Dunn Atiys for Tlf 326
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-26
i Faa wlo lorrI lis g0ney Iaiaer too Wen

The editor Of the Detroit Advertiser.
during the course Of a recent t il ON the
NayAowcr from Detroit To Buffalo relates
the following as an actual occurrence at
Buffalo Il is rather a large story. but
serves to illustrate the close-fstcdness of
the rich man compared with the generous
en- betrav his d.sappointment.
% 4 nlaipIv dressed man about ffty
wears Of age. While srperiuteuding the EN-
harfation Of his trunks. hacked off tIe
cang-plaul1 into tie creek: the cry of
man overheard" brought numbers to his
assistance and as lie rose putting and blow
inc to the TOP Of the water. a rome was
exlonla,l +, lin, IL, :, docl- l,,,,d and sa;1
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-26
TRIBJ}E.
7. B. Palmer, Esq


The citizens Of DCdgeviile are making
arrangements for celebrating the 4th il a
Leeon ne and appropriate manner, IN tie
regular old fashioned 18th of July style -
Is there is to be bat little going on in this
village On that day, we trust that a large
number vii 90 to Dodgoville and satisfy
ear friends there that their exertions are
Oily appreciated For particulars see
Ibis
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-26
Ferry and Tavern.

49, TTHE subscriber would respectfully say
t,i Il 10 the travelling public that he hasai
NIiL Briggstown on the Wisconsin River. an
excecn. Ferry, which is a safe crossing place 1T
all stages OF the river. He also keeps a public
House where travellers can be accommodated o.
Icas nabe terms. Cali and see
JAMES LAWS
BnggstoWn, June 26, 1881. 3J-1l
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-26

POLICE.-A fight occurred at he cirrus yes
terday afternoon, in which some Of its two
legged bulldogs attacked some Irishmen in
a brutal manner and injured them considera-
bly,. They were brought before the police
justice, and one of them named William Muir
ply, was fined twenty dollars and cost-.HiL
Free Dem.
The same concern (NIabie's) is up for an
exhibition in this place. We are informed
that three years ago. the two-Iegged built
dog alluded to above, committed a similar
assault upon one of our citizens, for which he
paid dearly. Last summer we advertised and
attended the grand show. Satisfied with our
experience then, we this year absolutely refu-
sed to advertise it, and intend to advise all who
will hear US to keep away from it. Besides
a most beggarly want Of merit, Though no
lack Of high-sounding pretension) the propri-
etors have left here very general reputation
for meanness which is the lot of few men to
acquire. Our worthy chairman of the board
Of supervisors posted them for a license in
double the amount ever before charged a sim
liar concern, and g prohibitory duty would
have been better.-JanesgiH Gaz.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-26

INFLUENCE or THE W0ELD's FAM or
CoURrEsY.-AIany Of the principal manu-
facturers in Lancashire, SC, have liberal
ly furnished the means for large deputa-
Jions Of their operatives to visit the Elk
hibition. ". Brown, Of Liverpool, has
presented each Of his clerks. nearly fifty
in number, with go to pay the ex penses
Of journey to London and back, and
Messrs. Earrings Of London, have present
ed each of their clerks with season tick
ct. Many demonstrations Of courtesy
and hospitality are preparing in London
for the visitors from all countries arrived.
THE METHobIsr CHURCH CAsE-The
book agents of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, acting upon the suggestion of the
Court in the late trialrespectingt the church
property have proposed tothe commission
ers Of the Church, south, an adjustment
IF their preferred claims by legal arbi-
tration under the authority Of the Court
ECeHlHg Has
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-26
DY GoeZs:

Blankets, sstunetts, Travelling Sh5w.s o.. ali
Alernos, .3lpacas, kinds fringe
DeiaWes, tam5rics. DUCK
Gala and Scotch Pia.ds. Barlaps. lIe.l Bzos
Plaid and Plain Linseys Liner and con js,..,t
six and Cot Nelvets. Wool ana Cot Y..o.
Whit, Red Green. Yellow scarlet anu blue 49,,
and Blue Flannels. Buck Gloves asd EI;tt.
Broadclojhs Of various Hosiery Clsr7bra,,,,.t
grades and colors scotch Ginehaps
Casslmeres Of all colors. Green and blue Belsge
ChiIdrens Apron Cheek. Ladies' and Gents K4
Bro Buff and W. Linens silk aad n DOL Glow
Kentucky Jeans, Table Linen
Ginghams. Albert Cord. Beaver and PHO, Cio,..
Black Grape
and an endless variety OF dry goods winch Il
would take too much tIfne 70 euuIuega;c
Hats aad CAPS:
= great variety Of the above on hand, including
all kinds and qualities.
CL7fhitr.
200 Cloth Sacks: Goats AMI Over Goats or =.
nous cotors and quality -4lso--a large 10. al
Pants, Vests, &c.
Boots mt Sims.
My stock OF boots and shoes Is larger than AM.
other store in western 1iis.. and The assortment
complete.
CurpctS
2 pi ces assorted coioIs and quaItv.
oil cloth carpetine; colt AMI liuendo
GTooscs--A f.ll and complete assortment at
Groceries, comprising every thing n.e,fI
HW6rqre OF al kinds called fer n ihis uarl-'
Cr2otoy and GigsstcHe--a large and Wei. Sc
lected stock, also,
PORTER. SleeL MUS. .S8iLes. nc 81 4.
oe:, 1880. Ite7 John MILTON
sFBONNEIlS, &c.--A large lot o. fashionable
- Bounets just received by express. and loT
sale Ivy ~ Holm MILTON
Crupe Shal~Is amt YalusoLs
NEHiTE. Blue and Scarlet Grape hauIs.saI
80 a variety OF patterns o. Paraso!s e1ges.
ed daily by express, which viii be old ioV DIS
Apr. ~. JOHN MILTON
: EfAIS-A choice iol Of Leghon- Straw a.5
e@2 Palm Leal. just received and Tor ssIc b,
Fl Holm .ifI +T0E
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-26

- J I NessNoRE Esq. viii deliver
al ., dress ~ The ia Of July to the Sab
bath Schools Of THIS place
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-26
Notice 90 Builders.

Sealed proposals viii be received by ihe 4H''
signed a committee appointed by tie County Boz.
of Supervisors OF la Fayeite County OF The
day Of June next, al = o'clock OF said day q 't-
hall in the village OF Avon for buildirg d co''t
building for said county IN said village Of A''"
4 plan and specification Of the building can -.
examined at any time on aIl,l after the Btu daF p
June next at the house Of Reuben Newman. -
said village of Avon at which place inlorma'.e-
may be obtained as 10 the manner Of pIoPosilS
for said building aud all other matters oonHee''
herewith.
A. O. PINNEY. Chairman Of CommItfs'
Dated, Avon May I'D 1851. n"i-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-26
l4 ADDS ON ". U1ElUAl1
I'M S UR 4 N G {:
COMP ANY.
Chatre5 by ac, Of Legislature o. tie S.a.e If
u 5sc0gsiH.


F--6PANING dnlv organized and adopted the
"a most approved system Of Mutual Insur-
auce. are prepared 70 receive applications and
issue Policies OF Insurance upon dwelling houses
raverns. shops, and other buildings, against loss o.
damage by fire. TINS company viii insure no
property in cities o. exposed parts Of villages
therefore can never sustain large loss from any
one fire, which viii enable them ALWAYS 10 meet
losses promptly and make it a sac and reliable
company TO those insured thereby
L. J. FAREWELL,0 = CSIMFON MILLS.
JOHN CATLIN, n B. EDDY.
A. J. WARD , WAI. n SEYMOUR
n w. DEAN l.. B. DEAN JR.
HN WEIGH : WN. C. WELLS.
DAVID ATWOOD J = b F. HOPKINS.
I. G.. TIBBITS.
u Fl c Frs.
SIMEON MILLS President
y. b EDDY. NIce-President
l. J. EARWELL. b Il. HOPKINS.
= treasurer. Secretary
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-26

The LApY's B3oA for July is an unusu-
ally interesting number All the articles
ARE from tho pen Of American ladies and
ovince ! high literary talent. This mum
Der commences the 22d volume Of the
Book. Il was always good, but Ike wine
improves br ace
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-26
Items by Telegraph.

INTERESTING FROM CANADA.

INTERESTING FROM CANADA.
ToRoNTo, .June 7.
In the Legislative Assembly last night, Mr.
Merritt moved an address to the Queen, pray
ing for the imposition on American products
imported III England, Of the same rate Of du-
ty that other nations than the United States
pay. This Is especially at the levy on the
products Of British Colonies.
The Finance Minister said, eve must de-
pend on ourselves; and if we are driven to
retaliate, the best plan would be to close our
canals, conditionally, against American yes
sells"
He proposed to compensate for the loss Of
the canal tolls, by taking measures to increase
Immediately, the trade of the st. Lawrence
He believes, that by this means, he could en-
tirely destroy the American trade.
Every member who spoke, during debate
OF several hours, was in favor of some form of
retaliation some proposing different duties in
favor Of the ST. Lawrence-cthers the abolition
Of customs, sc.
The debate was postponed for fortnight,
TO await the result OF the negotiations with
the American government.
New Posi- OFFrcEs.-The p. Master Cen
era mas established the following new Post
Offices in this State. to wit:
Sylvester, Green Co, G. f. Thompson r.
NJ,
Berry, Dane county, Joseph Bowman p.
NJ.
Coon Prairie, Crawford county, P. Lamorce
P. NJ
Golden Lake, Waukesha county, W. Scheu-
Der. p. NJ.
Newton Corners, Jefferson county J. L. By
ington, p. NJ.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-26
&hnEER Sale

I2oBERr PARKorT and JosEPH Wilson, Co-part
pers under the name OF Parrot and Wilson,
VS..
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-26

In witness that the foregoing Is true copy Of
the order made IN the above entitled cause sub
scribe my name the day and year above written
ATTEST. JAMES HUTCHINSON,
Clk Circuit CT Iowa Co, Wis
PAHLEY EATON, Sol. for Complanauts.
n3D-I0w
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-26

Sheriff Office Mineral Point, June Eth 1881.
c. & f. ). Dunn Any for IT, 81 g
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-26

SaeIf 5tr1 County, UTs
SheriTs Office Mineral Point June Sd 1851
Washbune < Woodman Attys for PITS. [32
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01
Opposition Nemiaat tieas =

NI'h SenafOr,ai D,sfucf.-Henry b. smith,
Franklin Co Smith was nominated by the ST.
Lawrence Co Delegation over Mr. Adams. who
had been recommended by the Franklin Co. De
mocracy as their choice.
Columbia Co Judge John Hogeboom. OF
Gheul, Surrogate Joseph D. Mcneil, OF Hud-
SON Treasurer Richard r CLARK. OF Hudson
Superintendent OF Co Poor William II. Me
SICK. OF Klnderhook Justice for Sessions Will
liam 4 Dewitt. Of Germantown Coroner Jas
CALDWELL of Hudson
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01

The he " painted 90 earn 49, ~
th. caSts acrdIg Law and the carts bro"gh 70 Ne
nf Brsi~Ay oppsste the CITY Hall. ~hssS NY
~ii h. nspes,ed. and the old Lress~ checked. vAeA
ud Thea presented o. the G1ss arshsi fr rsaewA
Carmen a~ particularly requested IA App, the az .
desaxnaie.l stsye for theIs respective nuusssfs
IL na las f - Licenses after the last ~ 81
Octoh~r -
ne attention. os all prrsoas unar Erpssss wasna.
Baxxage ax,o. and othev VEHICLES fur the uznsposafie
sf,,ciss place place within the ea) drscts1
1, The d = ing ssuscts fiom the Ordinance
SE,i Every Cart. Ttuck. aga. Drsy. OF 0shes se-
hr!r drpwn by more hsSses % oshsr saiaas.
whsh ,hsll ~ k,R, ss~d. driven - emPlosed fT -
usnspor of hlas vha.sorvcf "o
place place within the city 4 Mes Yxk. fo hfe. ~Alss
~ pay I.f such uansp <tafra shall De de~mra . pss-
he ~nhn the meaning of thn esiinsene sne sverv
xfson he shall up keep. sse, srsse o. enssoS
al, such public Cart, ~thost hra oNzaninr iSceess
thsrefos from the MAJOR Of ssd Cry ~ hsr~AAhes Tcv
ded shaf 10 deemed sul, ofa violsis a An aSman1e
- and sub@<t q kne mot sDreedsng ses doar> 81 -
pTIsonmeet ass sxc.edlnx Tea DAys fos every cfssss
SVc 2 I" Il shzli not he Il wfnl sor any pss-
.sc o. r.o~re or 10 hold Liesase u Keep Puhis CNts.
tusrd states sad has fsmi, asd resides With his faa
liz ,n ss,d o,sy or fany shall havt rsssde1
hIms> therein durns the msatAs pSecedies esA -
the ,tusi of the sets ~fs god hasSse
tA~svfos 30 o~s h. teps Public Cats All tAs
MNs usy under oaft all p<rSns spoA,ing -
b.Ins sn, such the r~oe~sl thrvtd toachr
thsa gsalrsspns sfor-sd ana ell eose e<h~r nAs
to persoes qualified shall b. yoad b, srder ef Ms
Hosof The Ms,s ASHER TAYLOR,
MayoR SOFFfsy Srpt 4. 1851. sl to1rS1
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01

wish tAt - allied Constitutional rmsn parry Is.
,hs; be canned say win that party that tho
Compro.nIss !, fair ard Just and equitable.
source sf triumph and grstuiisior TO 'he Peopir
Of Geofsl He concludes with an earnest pro
tcstaeains, the ~ us,ice done han by late Union
pari, Cor yenton Ii Richmond Co. which lad
tan uyoL Is reelection to ae | ;. senate on
the grcrr] o' unfalhfultss IS 20 ne state bu'
xb,,cver ne the result. the Consciousness oi
having done T. whole duty to Georgia ana u'e
country at .arge, Il IRE, ocablv has