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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-27
IFor the Daily Indiana State Sentinel.
A Shin for Liberia.

The American Colonization Society will send ont a
ship from New Orleans with emigrants Liberia
time in the month of January Colored persons desiring
to go at that time from Indiana should send their
names possible, that place may be secured
for them.
But let apply unless they their friends fur
nsh the necessary give them outfit for the
State Society is unwilling to depend other sections of
the country for funds carry coored emgrants from
Indiana
The necessary TO give each emierant outfit
Sc. will be about So This is little than
usually stated but it is best guard against
J. MITCHELL, A9ent.
INDIANAPOLIS. Nov 20, 1851.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-27
The Truth.

Thompson's Bank Note Reporter regards it extra
ordinary under the late onslaught made by the Eastern
Banks upon the money market, that so few mercantile
failures took place during the pressure In the fall of
1S47 hundred and ninetysx of the leading firms of
England failed under the revuson In the United States
only few rotten firms have gone down, few old hum
bugs have been exploded, and the squall has gone
by having only demonstrated the soundness of general
husiness
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-27
The Coalition of the Country.

The New York Herald thinks that very few realize
the of the production of California gold. More
than two hundred millions of dollars, in gold DUST have
been extracted from the soil of that section of the world
in little than three years 1t is this accession to
our currency that has given such an impetus to every
great interest Of the country and long the receipts
continue the already realized, need apprehend
no revulson that will arrest progress.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-27
Fillmore in Indiana.

The Wayne Cornty wbig publishes the proceedings
of the Wing meeting Newcastle, Henry county, with
the following sensible remark:
''If the Wings succeed at all, they can succeed
with Mr. Fillmore. He has defined his position and has
established the reputation Of wise, prudent and patr
otic Statesman"
We do think the Wings succeed with any can
dIdate. hut If they do il be with Fillmore Webster
or some National Wing.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-27

70 1t is announced that and after the first Of De-
cember next the Pennsylvania Railroad Company will
carry passengers through Pittsburgh in twenty -four
hoers-ihe entire line being completed, except about
twenty-eght miles Over this distance passengers will
be conveyed by stages good turnpike The con-
nection from Pittsburgh to Cleveland Sandusky,
Cincinnati, &c., will be completed before spring.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-27

u We learn that the whole Of the iron to lay the
Beliefontaine road Smithheld six miles above Mum
ce. aud iiiy-nne miles from this city, is arriving
at Madison from the North and from New Orleans thus
insung the completion Of the road early in the
to Smithed leaving only twenty four miles to complete
the entire line. The part of the road completed to
Chesterfield, lorytwo miles, is doing increasing bu.
Sin
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-27
Great Haul!

The Detroit Fishermen understand the mack Of cast
ing the net the right side Of the ship. The Advert
states that B. ComPau, Esq, made haul of seren
thousand Whtefsh at his fishing g-eround Belle Isle
on Saturday last. No wonder the cities of the West
are supplied with fresh fish from Detroit about these
davs.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-27

SHOT WHILE HUNTING.-on Tuesday last, Caleb
Damon, Of Arad Damon, Of Hinckley, Medina
county, Ohio. was shot dead while hunting turkeys
Several parties hunting in the same woods and
Damon and another hunter approaching each other
in answer their calls which each supposed to be
answered by a turkey.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-27
Georgia.

O-Horace Greeley is exasperated at the result OF
the elections in New York. that he threatens, out OF
pure revenge, to do desperate act That desper
ate Decd he inmates, viii be go for Webster for the
Presidency, knowing that his support will eectusly de-
siroy the God.like in the South
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-27

1.-THE Indiana Journal contains the proceedings of
the Wing Fillmore meeting in Henry county. Favora
bic symptom Rather guess the delegates from Indiana
to the National Wing Convention will 60 unnstructcd
This is fire in the rear.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-27

U-The Chillicothe Advertiser comes TO with the
name Of Hon. William Allen floating the head
as a candidate for the Presidency. He would make
President is President. He would be the
whig office holders than Joe Lane was the Mexican
Guerrillos.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-27

C- Mr.. M'Dougal, of Muscogee county, introduced
into the Legislature OF Georgia. the Sd instant bill
prohibit the Introduction Of Slaves into that State for
the purpose Of sale. II was read the first time.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-27

A REAsoN.-An in6de, sitting among companions OF
the same Sort were rich in invectives against religion
and the Sabbath objected to the repeal Of the sabbath
laws and being asked for bis reasons replied because
that day is the only which can live in peace and
security from duni ring creditors" {"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-27
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. %. ISL.

Il
CONTAMINATION oblieing invitation attend the
public reception given 10 Gen. Joseph Lane has
reached me, owing TO some other, until the
day after that reception appointed be made TO
wit, this morning, the 18th of November, 1851.
Notwithstanding this circumstance, you will excuse
promptly saying that would take greater de-
light feel greater PRIDE doing honor Gen Lane
of whose gaantry and services have vivid and CRATE
ful recollection. than
Very respectfully and truly,
Your friend and servant,
C. M DALLAS
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-27

GTGen Scott, it is rumored, is soon define his po-
sition on the compromise measures is the only mode
by which he can check the fire in the rearp
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-27

U-The N. o. Picayune says, upon its own personal
authority that after rolling all night in your berth at
sea- till you mserabIy sick it is irritable have
steward open the door in the morning and ask if yOu
will have fresh roll for breakfast.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-27

ITHon. Graham N. Fitch, member Of Congress from
the Ninth District with his family, passed through
city yesterday for Washington The Doctor is
in fine health.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-27

BHon. Willis A German is now in our city on bis
way to Washington. We understand that our Repre-
sentative, Hon. Thomas A. Hendricks, and Hon. John
L. Robinson from the Rush District, LEFT yesterday
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-27
New York.

Thurlow Weed, the editor of the Albany, New York
Evening Journal the organ of Governor Seward and the
wooles, peousy the result of the late
election All these disasters he as at the door Of the
Wing administration. Hear him:
When the North put up auction by the q Com
promsers" at Washington, there very respecta-
bIe number of Wing States in the Union Since that
event. State after State has dropped of, until Vermont
and Wisconsin stand alone in their glory" There is
this comfort et-whatever States carry next year
with these two exceptions) will be gains"
Again he says
Silver Grayism has probably perfected its work. 1t
distracted the Wing party sufficiently last year give
the Loco Focos portion of the Canal Board. 1t has
secured them majority Of that very important
department Having thus with the aid of Government
Officials. (who succeeded prescribed Wbigs) placed
New York in the long line OF Loco Foco States. work
remains for them but to take that New York
tinues where theyfave placed her.
Custom House Officers and Post Office Agents have
been busy for two years in sowing the political tares
which have grown mp with and blasted the Wing bar
vest Through the sams agencies Journals have been
established expressly to distract the Wing party and to
destroy its ascendency in the State.
With the eccentric poet Butler, poor Weed may
exclaim:
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-27

II In Illinois, the General Banking Law has carried
by majority Of from six to ten thousand
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-27
The Final ResuIt in Ohio.

To-day we publish the of the whole State, for
State officers, furnished by Mr.. Rice chief clerk
Of the Secretary of State, whose kindness we thus ac
knowledge Our victory is such one IL has never
been pleasure heretofore to announce, though we
have been active participant IN the election o ONO
for nearly quarter of century We commenced
young and do feel old yet, especially IN ma
king the record we do to-day.
We feel than the usual pride in making this re-
cord because feel than usually responsible for
laying the foundation which it built, and glo
riously finished.
In no State in the Union has the democracy so clear
field and permanent road before them, the de-
mocracy of Ohio have. Union of sentiments
discoura cement Of the mere factous in our ranks-a
determination do the rieht-a dependence upon
party friends the foundation of party action and
no opposition can make successful assaults upon
well organized ranks betray into errors OF princi
Pile
We have clear field and fair sailing il the helms
men know their duty, and knowing dare perform it.
There is higher and nober eminence for Ohio-one
Of the nobest States, If the noblcst the Union.
But reach it will require prudence in acton-wisdom
in performance confidence and reliance upon the
great principles that have brought the democracy into
power by so great vote and upon the just motives Of
each other.
In a few weeks the new government will go into ope.
ralion-he great work of reconcling the laws TO the
Constitution will commence-all the departments
of government will pass under the new order OF things
May good councils prevail in the great abors devolvng
those whose hands the people have nobly placed
the work
By the foongs OF the immense tables IN columns
IL will he that,
Governor Woods vote is. AZ, GOA
Vinton's vote is ll9 ,596
Woods majority .................... %, ,OO8
This differs few votes it will be from the col
published few days since We arc Informed this
occurs from an error discovered in the from Lo
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
Medills vote is .................-.... JAG, ,Oo2
Ecklys vote is. ...., .s..s.............lIy lIy,s|I
Medilps majority ......... ........ 90, ,O75
Ohio Statesman.
The free soil party polled their full strength, their
vote ranging between thirteen and sixteen thousand
showing average majority Of at least ten thousand
for the democratic party over the combined vote Of
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-27
g. NJ. DALLAS.
w Robson, w. p Bryant, and others, Committee.
NEW YoRK. Nov s 1851.

INV i OKk, NOV. D, IoOI.
Gsntismen-Your kind letter of October the GOTH in.
vitng to attend public reception to be given 10
Gen Joseph Lane at Indianapolis the 18th instant,
is before me.
L can you that nothing would afford me
pleasure than he present that but business
matters prevent me from attending. know that il will
be proud dav for Indiana.
believe that Gen. Lane will be the Democratic can
ddaie or President in 1852.
He is gaining strength very fast in this city. He
the State of New York than any other
Democrat living.
He can be elected If nominated, and no mistake. And
il would be day of great eoicng the HoOser State
to see ''the Marion of the Mexican War; elected Presi
dent Of these United States who knows no
North no South, and seeks to know nothing but the
good of this great Republic.
Rrsnecfrnllr vorr oh't sery't.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-27
f" am not now in fortunes power;
Hesthaf is down. can sink no LOWELL

Seward and Weed were warned by the President
twelve months ago. He then threatened to cut down
the byrss zig tree that cu@bered the ground, but he
concluded dig around it. and let it stand another year.
The Administration say to Seward, in the Ian
uage of Lord Byron:
L" Twas thine own genius gave the fatal blow,
And helped to plant the wound that laid thee low"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-27
WEIGHTS Axp MEAsuREr-we COPY the following

WEIGHTS AND MEAsUREr.-We copy the following
table of the number Of pounas in busEe oil the varl'
ous articles 1t may be of to some OF our farm
ing friends:
OF Wheat, sixty pounds
OF shelled Corn hfty-six pounds.
OF Corn in the cob, seventy Pounds.
or Rye fifty-six pounds.
OF Oats, thirty-fve pounds.
OF Barley, forty-eght pounds.
OF Potatoes, sixty pounds.
OF Beans, sixty pounds
or Bran, twenty pounds.
OF Cloverseed, sixty pounds.
OF Timothy seed, forty five pounds
OF Flax-seed ifty-sx pounds.
or Hemp-seed, forty -four pounds.
OF Buckwheat, 6fty-two pounds
OF Bluegrass seed, fourteen pounds.
OF Castor beans, forty-six pounds
OF dried Peaches, thirty-three pounds.
or dried Apples, twenty -four pounds.
OF Onions, fifty-seven pounds.
or Salt, filty pounds.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-27

The free soil party poled their full strength, their
vote ranging between thirteen and sixteen thousand,
showing average majority Of at least ten thousand
for the democratic party the combined vote Of
wings and abolitionists.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-27

1.-THE Wayne County Wing Office is offered for
sale
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-27

To VIM. Robson, VIM. P. Bryant and others, commit
tee Of arrangements.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-25

fire They fred several shot, Al myself ana ono
nearly cut my hand OH My wife IAN of towari her
brother, house nearly frantic when they foiloEei
her and dragged her back TO the house ana kicked
and bruised her. They dragged my dead brOihe- -
the beach and threw INN INTO ms own boat and com
PEELED me 10 20 INTO Il too
They then put ,all 10 IL and c1nvcvef rl- IN .he
Harbor. before the Mormon Justice Who i-.flef 'f
warrant, (OruS Nv hand va, h'aoiin.r 5,,---., - .
time and most Of the fol ioy..r,,, "a OIL, 7-. . 90,
uuc was a rr.s1,.er f,i-tr4 60. .,-7,. -s,-
nigh, from, ids ~ tiool ~. I nm .1,
Nr Mcleod SAY fo VrC,iirongt .n--. ~ ,t..jaf'.-
darfs ..voo III ,,e "a -'- 49, ., 2
t,lI no o,t., f.llo,, 'l.,...-. ,..-.
~ III ~ o.iC, al, I.i-' .7' '.' . 'a D---.
an i,,. " ,.t.,. 't 49,. .-,i '''e s3i 1s '..'''
49,, TO- -, ~ .'. ".. ill '."-ntI .i't'. .i
~ r. ''' anu '' i0' " l'l' - ..' i'..- --4 .-i-
t..i..
49, ~ 49, $500
NO.. mon al. l,. ,.e,a7 ., tf~,'. -.,- H.. -
tbe ,orI.c, mo k,,.,,.... I-l,,,i. w.. .-,-5 20.
rfoarfl.Cn1eofvcs Il..-t .f. n 'iar- -.
sry Lsf th<f the, v,oI.d kiI me- sI5 md, b-~..f,
T6.,- llo l1o,,.,. ..-,. ID, The i..l, ....-.
,.,,- l.,, ..-... I.,4,-o .t,,- 49, r...l ~.
49,. .. i.
nav az a. ~ | van, "'.- rl- ~ %, l't
ee''A'y u"iiaIH ana S1N,f 'e"''-.Iet 'uIHe1 'i t"'
HOUSES las, "lI'i ii- { tls OBJ mem ci'he aileI-
"ai">' d" D4'at t-' -s".' "IIiau' I'D our NOV ana
toon ouI provision De-oie our eyes iiI we mol -'fh5
3" sop ltm.
SrMg thfca'ehe- "uI I'VE, reg "eli.}. ih c'u>e-
tutHgt oi 3ciLs ~ annoy tI' We s,l. I'D 7.45' ana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-25
Further Particulars OF the Beaver Island Muir
der-hing >trang'> system Examination of
Two Of the MurhcrerS

From the Detroit Advertiser ~ Sttardav
TIE People ". H. d. NcCuYough ant
samuel GTeaan.-Ihe defendants IN Court. June TO-
1851. IN charge OF Lyman Granger. Deputy Sheriff
before Justice Cha> VI ONiallev
The defendants. by their counsel ). D. IRVINE.
pleaded not guilty samuel Bcnnc'. sworn. saws he
SHOWS defendants they, AZ tht head OF aptrtv of
about sixty Mormons surrounded our house on th.
dh INST OF Beaver Island. lBemt,'> housed told us
'hey eamc % arrest us and n We Ci not surrender
ourselves, they would take ts cssf ar ahrc: we shut
tht door, and told them We would NOT OBEY Mormon
law, hmg Strang> law, or any other law but the
LAWS OF OR COUNTRY. / caug., 40 my shot Gun.
winch Was loaded With shO' my wife, who was
very much alarmed and excited, took hold OF u 20
Nies' nom me, and IN THIS struggle the gun was
sCclcentuy discharged The MOrmon> then con.
msnced TO break m our house, and fred 10 al the
"uueo" ana door several shots.
we managed 10 keep out OF Tie Way of the balls
, yA al last they broke n the door and several of
ssh came lalo the house and dragged my brother
S ~ =. Coos and then commenced 10 ire al hm-he
,k..sea i've balls before ne fell During the time
a. sle} were hrng at HIM, he raised mp his Aanfs
wp0red then ga me name If the Almghiy God %
''"e ms NE. The defendants were giving orders 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-25

Tur Vrp,ovr Coxcpre ,r,o,,.r Co,,,-r>-
Ton Tn. b4,. t,i4 ~. -, - ~ n.
ford on tbrro 49, M Ia, ,reet h,,,3-.l ,lc-I,
Trlfr ,,ere rreser, ras,'u.lo- ma. rraserte4 IN
dissolve ali connection with h. OH moo. General
Assembly, as pro-slaYery holy. and after earnest
c-,cu'sl on was rejected uy vote OF - 20 g. Dee
gates "ere APPOINTED 20 attend the nexi meeting oi
I'D" Assent in t1Arie'ioh, - g. AFTER 'l-' De-
''o one .l TIE I'D monty l'oA MS li tli it,i. say
r ~ ,l-~e- l-,-,r.l In Is-la
VIII Dane Wen,-erau5 tie Devil"
IL
.o-lc o''.r'.,... ',. r,,on p aa-i Inn
is.' .-,..
..--o-e ra-,o--r- o~---~of here fhi. r,4-r-ne-
tet,,tr. Henry R-!s,n~ "a br...av.r and Sanue.
o.ae.4 10 vHoA t.e latter ~ts >-ot 'hroaah t1e
i.' le~,' ," s.-'.,. ;r,r--
.-.,. .., -l -.c- f.- ,..fe t- -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-25

ST. LOUIS. Monday June %.
Tie steamer Duroc arrived yesterday f-0m COIa-
ell Bluff, u.ja .aIpc amount of robes dll fIr,. re-
non, that d. e. cholera and smallpox had broken out
among the SIOUX Indians the number OF deaths is
about 1900 the smallpox s. yet prevalent and, D.
NAY extend 90 other tribe,
Col Mitchell endclgorng 20 assemble fine diff
aIui tribe ,' Fort Laramie 20 establish friendly re-
diloH>.
TIE Duroc met the fur companies boat STANCE
ibOvc 81 Joscph> Five deaths by cholera had tt-
ion place OBJ board she vas bound for the Yellow
stone.
Thny-onc deaths from Cholera reported II Mo-
setlc. the citizens were deserving tho place thir
zen deaths from the same az Jefferson Barracks
The Missouri River nlng-dll the way down IL
Is Supposed 10 be the annual flood the river Is fall
ing Al Gaieua to-day water here rising slowly the
LADY Franklin leaves this evening without bale Of
hemp OF board. The market is quiet az 7OOSl 200
coils rope sold at SIC.
The Ml,SiSslpp is al stand the Missouri rs fall
ing Luke Lca's Indian Agent az EOrt Leayen-
worth va, killed accidentally last week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-25
N,rpREME COI-RT-Nbert ". WrIght

- ava samuel THUS, p'a.ltls. ar1in'' Joan VI w.
Dan, defendant Summons tor money leil.o pm l'-.-
r. ,f, shove named DEFENDANT fv1 ARE .itie.-
SIN iaor,d and required 90 answer ne ,ol l 4. O.
go, ,lri ,i,i be- tl DID, ihr of.e .ftar e-A eii-r Oi
"a 60. IN New \ rs 20 fAe City Has sad cit. an
t.ry, "A copr ri t1ur auSHcrto Tie said com .iii 81.
SUBSCRIBER al his office n oil " a.i-siIri l- .e 49,,
IN ,sa exclusive oi thr day g sucl ser s' 'l
NJ vl fIi o. answer tine sall c'4nli amy nam t %
q. ,I fbe riafiifs ID thls action sal t.N- -Hit-5
s,. ,6l far the sum Of -Four thousand rive ~ -.-l
n iS b inter,sf fou THE hISi dry u May 9e lslln
,sl' hundred ard II y-1re. ltsiue iAe '''s "' '-'
-D.iri New YORK. May ], ls-l -. -. ...-...
BUTLER WRIGHT. Plannfs A,iorl,t.
IA fhe above entitled action y = 4-f -
r ~ Clerk's oce OF Tie Cliy aad County o. New NJ
on the 30th MsT, lejL Ie-I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-25
SUPREME COURT.-ln the matter of

~ the application of the Mayor. Aldermen ti ,l.A
, nj fh Or. ~ New NurN. lt.ye O. tlr OFENl %
FIFTY NINTH STREET fIo.l i.,-a'cAie 'N i-e f-i'
where sand 19h,treti luer>ec's ne 6i-i ~ i1 p I-
and C,uuollltv NJ the Clts q New h1rS iTst. o
S-stt. m such case made and provided, tnA ~ 50 't
NJ intend 70 make anulcatOl ln lie supreme lv-t ~
the state al Ns-Nork ~ $ eca Term oi u IA oIl
~ be- rslf AZ Tie CRY Hail of the Gu ~ Newly nf. pA
,,r5a. the I'm dJy II JAY, 1851 70 'hr een- 'i ts
Court oa that lay thereafter as 1'A'rt l ~
Gef IN th. 4rintnltl' II Commissioners 90 h,illlr
- A...>>,.t- hi th. above entitled matter t-t te li-
t,- and ,-r of the .nuIuy l. tAe Opes Nl ''a-
So. flr ii-iyeure d gre point where sl -3s-ieri
,~sec.s l, -h-ayeuue ana Br0adnar. IS Lara olt upon
ri ra.r rlaa OF the CRY II NeNl ors, a f.it Z, --
,.,r- mn II >,ree-s ana Roads n fhe Cry u New
~. sr f.r ttrr purposes PASSED Avn 8, ib tlii'l
New NorA June 2. I3Ji hhNhl r. ~ -
r-r. 2 -.-'->-- % tl-F
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-25
Supreme Court NoNp,Y, Iune %

ComSfoct agt Haloct.-lnluncuon DIS
solved, with costs to Observation-Disclosures TO sNt
bonds m 81 100 tor costs ana damages, II any Mhi'i
plaintiff may recover
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Bv TELEGRAPH to the New-YOrk Tribune.
vosbingtOn Items.

W,smvoroN lne,'hy' June -,
The PO,iua ter DeH''"'
President az NoriohS; .,,.oiis has declared a half
The Bank OF the Nt,ropo.S ""' o'o'''''- d '''''
yearly 49, We Yesterday made Of Chesapeake and
ono am h,'.,red thousand dead letters were re-
.,.,e9 n fle General Posi-OIce yesterday from
I.rforria.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-25

tr.-'...l AGAINST J.s.al Auglr 4-t
- a Il, wife and N.chl.a, " -, ,e,iA, -
.Hs 1r Relef Con- l,, ~ T. JoShr RI - =
aug - -. - ~. o.. ,rlr -.-. tlls -ctl N pr
,,. fs Ia tie o.fce otias CierA u -ae -, .l- ~ |
Ncw-York. - rlr CT. H, "a iAe ~. y. N -o-r ana
- foth- ,1d com plant ol the subs. - 4. ~
~ sl Na-strcet. lu tire said CN.- = liI - a..
81. SIMMONS ou 900, rKtli,4tt "a ~ ga
~ mn seryce and II gou SAL % answer ~ 50 f
- ~, tl,se Aforesaid. the pliutd IN tils -
a,uiy % the Courf for ihs rei',i or ilAl''' Id "
dated New ors. June - ~ ny, att,ra-r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-25

Before Judge Woodruff
DGr'd p. Sherry against LeoRorG Sherry.
Reference ordered
The June General Term commenced Yesterday
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IRnTnN AQrEDrCT DEPART-

y NfrNT-rO Contra CTORs Sealed Progosals'
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-25
Fire at Ncw-Orleans-Tcxas News.

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4 me originated Yesterday u C0m!nOn-St.. and
DESTROYED Marsh q Dcumdn's carriage warehouse
lo>. 81 OO0tO Sl2O 600. Weather warns, news scarce.
The steamship Fashion brings Texas news. Col.
Hsrdec and his expedition liberated ~ prisoners from
The Camauches. Lpans generally re- pect the terms
M The treaty well Several Mexican women who
were cap,es 20 the Indians refused 10 accept free
dom and those gwen up under the treaty. returned.