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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-15
City Intelligence.

THE OXFORD BANK CASE - THE nEcIsIoN OF TIE
non. JUDGE KING - THE FLgGRc or MILES A.
BRADLEY.
1t viii be In the recollection Of readers thai,
Monday last, after the decision Of Justice MountfJr
holding Mies A. Bradley to bail in the of $4,000 on
ehsrge CT false preterccs with which readers
familiar the removed by er'iorai to the su-
preme Court and yesterday the Hon. Justice King de-
yered his decision after argument being heard on both
sides lie refused TO disturb the order Of Justice Mount
fort, holding the accused to bail but it appeared Mr.
Bradley had already given lee BAIL AMI not forth
coming ON inquiry being made by the Judge to the
cause Of his absence appeared that he allowed to
90 at large his parole, by the magistrate, the po
lceman who had him in charge during the investigation
and ever since Justice Mountfort delivered his uig
ment though the prisoner had not given the required
bail.
Judge krg expressed his surprise at such extraor
binary pi oceediDg eD the part Of the Justice.
The District Attorney who in attendance said he
would apply to ths May have the po,e ohce- dis
missed in whose charge the prisoner placed he
would make such representation his Honor as would
have the system broken up OF allowing prisoners to 70
at large their parole There are no tdings Of the
whereabouts OF Bradley, yet but he has doubtless
gone West Kr Bradley has not been seen here since
Tuesday Justice Mountfort left the city on the same
day. "Most lame and impotent conclusion" after two
months investigation and hundre Of pages Of oocap
testimony
Tgr WFA1HfR-Yesteay and ednesday were by
far the two most snltry days since the Of
the month and IL not for the prevalence light
breeze the oppresvene Of the atmosphere would
be beyond endurance. The thermometer, however, did
not stand higher at any time, durug the two days.
than &c. The following Is record Of the temperature
for the past week. designated by the thermometer
e. -.
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the lsmsnsed Porters rights One Of his gallant
commands the steamship Georgia, ard perhaps the
Orleans press may thereon found an accusation that
the statement Of this fact is made at the instance
OF the company that owns that ship. II would be
as truthful as the former nsinuations OF like cha
racter. We do not retort upon our accusers, by
conjeetnres as to what influences their course we
will in charity presume il is pure patriotism, and
will attribute their errors and mistakes TO innocent
ignorance.
We haze, some days since, sen. to Mexico for
the following documents, which, when procured, we
purpose to publish
l. Pull copies Of the old grant to the French company
made some thirty years ag the surveys and
thereupon and the action Of the Mexican govern
ment thereon, and the causes Of its abandonment;
and sundry official accounts OF catastrophes at the Pc
pnsula.
p A full copy Of Commodore Porter's grant, and all
papers relating thereto.
g. A full copy Of ST. Gsray's petition, presented to
Santa Anna in 1872 and tie correspondence relating
thereto and certain evidence Of the consideration there
fer and If other grants and the decree of Santa Anna
OF lt OF March, 1872 making the grant: aud copy and
exposition the law under which he claimed authority
to make It.
4 Full copies Of the contracts and correspondence
thereafter made
s. Full copies Of the reports and correspondence )
to the alleged reconnoisance in 1882 and 1s43 Of tn
route.
Full copies Of the orders and decrees Of The execu
tive of Mexico made thereupop and especially of the
eth OF February lsi3 and all the correspondence relat
irg thereto and of the subsequent DEGREES of Santa
Anna respecting the employment of convict labor
the read and Of the returns and reports made thereon
and Of Santa Annals decree Of 2Sth December 1913
all the papers relating thereto.
full copy of Dictator Salas' decree OF 5th Novem-
ber 1916 and copy Of the law under which he claims
to have made it rightfuIy.
true copy Of Garays transfer to the English house
Of Iannir G, Mcintosh Co.. and copy Of their trans
fers the present holders II they be obtained in
Mexico,
O. Pull copies Of all the papers relating to the grant
and the terms Of the different sales thereof and the
port ard resolution and decree law Of the Mexican
CoDgress 1851 revoking Salas decree and snnuins
the grant.
10. Copies Of two three othsr curious documents
said TO be in existence in Mexico pertinent to these
subjects.
in the me antime, We will publish any authentic
official documents that will benefit the public or
the Tehuan.cpec Company, if furnished US. All We
desire is the truth.
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IN laluf OF Dr. tonruri a Italian tedi.
etIatn 81 TAM hocl r, Timpl.A sa'itHnc.s. slnturn
e"fthf. &c. that q tic tacussnd and one cosusuus
t,t teefe the sofrr entity Tie Uat twelve 1f ts cas-
itto'hr thh ot ffntg, moo .rfiary Doe stood te
T. 81 public aTfri gtien rs rftruttiug
te t, hasccss iatf - VISION have Tased avsv leave
ue re rflot IN tle tct Oh Of The hIc. aud ga 81
ttistr clfon ever VgEef sranst man ~ sOicnc have
n.c-c 1rcasinr end via iacrease CO. rsr cout every
10Y le1rt h,rdrg striking ulurt-aU g The w ruar
Nntpt ~ uraua soap trd re ssatv and netfafian
81 eternirs luhlie D. artns Tout B,r in mind that
ttc grhiuc toilet rrrTgrci1ns Or r. IciiV Hnuraud
~ % wruiuc ruiv at 30 GA estahlisicd laboratory ~
Nsl'rftr,t rsar fn1t w Broeduay Calcndsr r. eonth
itrd trcut Fhladd ga Jordan 6 WishinE t5n street,
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Work TO BE DONE - IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
The Albany Journal announces the fact that there
is good deal Of work to be done before the wing
party Of New York be efficiently organized.
This is an important discovery. But how the party
is to be organized at all, defes conjecture The
Webster men threaten to stick to Mr.. Webster and
the Fugitive Slave law, to the last gasp; the Seward
Scott faction have sworn upon the Holy Evangely,
OF the next thing to it, that they win head the great
expounder head him or die, as Bolts resolved to
do with John Tyler IL is just as likely as any.
thing else tlat the silver grays will cave in; and
that in the ming canvass, we shall find them and
the free Sc .rs like Tyler and Botts costly snoOz-
ing together under the same blanket, without
Why or wherefore. But to effect even this arrange
ment, there is work to be done. We shall have
some sport when they come to face the music.
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10 liE EDIroR 'F inI urE'fD


tFw Yeas. August Ia rsst.
Tfrre yru ray be induced 8, labi.h ~. f.i..r.
frc csfc. 1he facts as stated. a.e ven frff ~. ~
ccsr Wa 80 sdlude,d and Jec,I g. N, Uu.l .,trs
t1tut Ccnrf. W 5rtre felL.. JOE ar. r ms rr-.a
tlc Cruuttrre did FRI port for rff.f. f.ru1 80
ln' American ruvtrDrr1t r.r.fre thr rrff tn a.rrl
ana % dtUand justice auo ts may h enss lf fist,
tc 90 80 sxarfle one aRsra tia .1Iac tr oilers
Acu PUBLISHED d. caso al tlr teges ga hrrro.y vfNt
rfusfkstu tle Lefot ff tse flesrfs tNa e-o
Tatauif ord as t.la4i ga lsr rh.us tb. f,...r
rE rn lalanct 30 DO g. iht American gos,ffsi, y.
tcfttd. ana ns Mailer 81 rl4Lt arI in.t..o fs a.,
'ier sf you VI ID done tO rru. l.t "a, a.0 a. ff.a
lu tlc yrar 1911 ifftrn thp b.tl. iftif- tr ~. H.
time ~ rtacs. DE Briiith schooner 1fd Nelson trof
81 DE ithc uutar1 wa caption. % ttr n'iei stasc
tNF ~ yer Oneida taken into r0If nfd GRO va.,. ana
cargo ftld The own IF. highly rs4prftafIo FY~i..f,
mGtlanil d cetdt4 90 ,he place. abj t.irf i.i Id
W,.c tci.. eng ptrtct'l. IAc case came t..sl. t.e
court % q at lire in sion N,tlI..ia RS. .i.[.
soon citrr IL vas dcfertd $40 fhrIe.tosa .. al ..
vhen t'ey egnin renewed llri- uit when ,r.. d. ~,
ana tl5uittd Lbat thc rr-caslso tts sif s,Gf fI
tFr 90 these mtfelfuts. Ihf. Las mover ..s, Fl -.
ltt..0E ard -iton Dos been male 70 the -va,rt
lha ftfious conn ittCts. 10 Vi irr-ivu Relations .nt
finance fatsta "a ae iut aId yIif clein p.rtf..t
Httioc rct tm4re lic5 a GAVIN. ul .a o4e I'd b.. 49,.
fat btt tittr az sh.. 10 I.nia.Is utatt..l.l t,.t
tIra.t
Wfuer rtiir sentiment 3. t.sefu . q. ,lfs.gf, i--
rtreiufrtrt-. iu timilar matter. tt ta.a ~.
rtV tet ihs czsmrie, - idug iho hioe Dot fs rt.t
and just as EysIIsuHt,
Tie merchants II virginia vit Lii n r-rv.,i,, "a
ElCtmrr.. the COB Cf tp.frD ipr 10 &C. td its ina
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VIsII OF TIE MAYOR AND CovaoS Council TO
TIE FRIeATE ST. LAvRxScE.-The Mayor and
Common Council will, this day, on invitation, visit
the American frisate ST. Lawrence, at half past
twelve o'clock. They proceed in steamboat 30 the
Navy Yard, and then go on board bargss, which
viii convey them to the ligatc, now lying in tn,
stICsm.
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ANOTHER DopGE.-The Fugitive Slave law must
be perfect sorgon to the people of Ohio. The
wings have given it the wide berth which q coaster
gives the Pot Rock in Hell Gate; and the untc-ri-
fed democracy do lot come within hailing dis
tsn:e. There is great tribulation ahead Of US.
The contest still RACES between the constitution
ard the higher law Ohio is stepped to the lips in
abolitionism, and God only knows VII Il is to come
Of il. Brethren, let US watch and pray.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-15

DotnD 90 fcrEnti.ora.--iIff siIE ZOO Lj-vA-
uc AHtJm -Af meeting ~ he Hcsri o. tupsrvisors
yr.ftflny afternoon. tke committee announced they
Beard wtnt Into Commit o. SIZE Wt 81. and lon
discusiOn eDsuci The matter was u nately ro,rrfs "a
back In toe cUure 81 debate it vas suggested % bt
tor temporary ufr su additional sitg o. tlr p-rseBt
rrr. 10 rruid ceiiarly hc rsst relief Co tht 1vrr-
crowded cvtaf shLcn atd as wss urged g3Il always
available 0r other county pufrcect a. tc increased
ttuaud icr aeon mediation inquired Toe B0ard ~.
/. irf.gI tn sfth inst
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be had nt Bro9t 80 Fulton street W. tnow that ths Is
abrupt declaration but ought 10 make H. because 10
eoBcdes sxsety with the truth and the promu
tLsreoreis Of public benefit Mr. Brooks tie
manufacturer Of boots aud sh0cg IN the city lie every
sort 81 foot: no matter how awkward, or how frghay
covered With Germs II may be.
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saved IN q kch Co.'S safest acssra hof stearns 4
Co. succcssors 60 Rich 4 Co. nc Water It.. New York
oto q your safes, S2a purchased ~ A. 3 Bates OF
was IN ~ cctn vaFehouFo when the latter dstry
81 - COZ. from any dafusre. H. ~ AAYAoND.
Chica- 10, ILL.,. August y ls5f
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Strangers passing through our CITY may.

dafDg sir hri soicurn, furnish The nsrlvcs with
shirts GRlISS. No. Aston House. uuelualled In style
sha ~ Implicit dependence may o placed upon the fGla
htht Of all orders at The time specified.
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TO have h,auiItul sI.In. ltIs only neces-


riy - rao ttc %. 90 Flower Lotion, Dsuufelursd y
lolh NO ~ ttiintt'u street. Boston 10 safe
SAD 6Uuiurm. ''
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PhlladeIphln sydneym,n.ter Carpr,lnrs

beantiirl tabr,c. tanestry Patterns are ready
eueed rreeEor cash city ADDED IL,
the manufseturer JsIDsEY JONES. Carpet HALL Il an
lslelphiau So
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Fire In SAN Frnnsl.to-Another Tgiu,np,

W hir sne - TIE sane tsf1 in the Gree Of lsg
tnd i"l- y tllert Coz Alta Caiifrrnl oies " arain
,uTn snd no safe which stood tine OF tlcir f,rnor
huidfhg be fgau Tr0ycd slf truc saiaandr ~ prc-
%ims ieir locks snd PAPERS from tls esvouria sie
t IN ne re- ent cona FrIion % 21d i1uc. 10 IL Of
iichs maAe k,n, seern8 & Go. succersors q Eish CO
rave urrtrct e t3 rates tie same nsu1er a. tha
alter street
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The toNs are agtd n the incressol value og land in
The wear and tear ofwagons harness aud horses and In
the cheapeung Of transportation which is
at all seasons Of the year. Plank reads have in several
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rofi's' rtocton 90 Bateheiors Wei sire-t iIs 81.
g. ttsltelta ior natgr-l rrrcsrtrce .nd turatii'r III
efir Use e. 20 iaV9lelly kn5wB it needs no comment.
.s TogrreG 40 fson al iho prcgslsH and Fs7rasi
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in great numbers, on board the BUFFALO, OF sandy
Hook This boat leaves every day Saturdays excepted
Hammond street AZ "a o'clock; Canal *; Grand. s;
Catharne es Pier No 9AM. fsre, Is cents each wa
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'V'Ais. i.co' i,-fO sbIif),tC-
New York Is In advance Of any other State In the
Union In the extent Of her system of internal improve
nents The geographical construction and location OF
the State give It extraordinary advantage and her
capitalists have made the most Of them The Railray
Times gives the suhoned compilation Of the railroads
each State It gives TIE relative position Of each in re-
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received q them IS Suits has come to had Of M. nos,
sshionabe ttye and durability of texture Lot Of choice
Brnes Goats from 81 to ST. Over Goats selias =, al
cent seoy tal Irees 81 the odd Fellows Hall soraes Of
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Wood. Halter
way, will Intro

Wood, Halter, b72 Broadway, VIII intro
eree the Fall style Of gsntemens Hats Saturday next
10th OF August JAS. s. WOOD Halter,
No. 3Nitlos Garden, 572 Droadsay
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firm 81 lockwood Pripdie jenkins Of the Spanish Bar
Middle Fork OF the American river California will
note where he be found, addressed to A. s. thu
sun or Herald ONCE he will confer favor friend aad
also hear Of something to his advantage from California
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es pcund and Sugars Of every description. can b.
hsd az HtPbtR Rms Tea and Grocery Store. Northves
corner OF Narieh end Nandam streets Also, in stock
choice variety Of Bran dies, Wines, segars, sc.
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Seward for q saving pardon, in vindication Of the
honor Of our cloth. During the same Congress, Mr.
Marshall, in conjunction with Mr.. Lewis G. Levin
set up very prosperous tee-total society 10 p" ASH
ngton, and keptthe community, by their eioquence'
in ftaror Of cold water for whole winter Ne
whig troubles with John Tyler, in the next place,
and their passage OF the Bankrupt law, aud va
rious other things, especially an old family dis
pute with the Clays-Capulet and Montague-had
so disguised Mr.. Marshall with the wings, that in
the campaign of lsii he took the stump ia Ken
lucky for Colonel Polk, and only failed in carrying
the State from deficiency OF votes. From that
time to the present, Mr.. Marshall has confined
himself pretty much to the shades of private life
until now we find him turning up, after his cleo
ton, whig again, in full whg uniform Curious
bit of history, that.
In Indiana, we find Mr.. McGaughey defeated,
in strong WING district. He was one of the four
Northern wings in the House who voted for the
Fugitive Slave law; and his decided defeat might
be regarded as something remarkable, were it not
that the democrats and the free soil wings too
strong for him. His course on the Mexican war
bill had embittered the opposition, but it pleased
the free soilers and he approved and reelected
In voting, however, for the Fugitive Slave law, he
failed to coneilate his enemies, and lost the free
sellers. His patriotism was miscaieuiatlon, and
came too late. Better luck, perhaps, next time.
We are all the creatures Of circumstances.
In North Carolina, and in Tennessee, the
compromises appear to have stood the test
most admirably. The re-ele ction of Mr.. Stanley,
in North Carolina, to Congress, is clearly COM
premise victory in doubtful district; for Stanley
wa the most positive and earnest of all Southern
- abo1c eff ha aIi
In Alabama, the results, thong favorable to the
Union party, are not altogether satisfactory as evil
dences Of the restoration Of peace. The defeat Of
Col Lapgdon, in the Mobile district, where the
principal fight between the two parties appears to
have been made, is significant Of anything but
prevailing satisfaction wi. the compromises. In
deed, the results in kentucky, North Carolina and
Tennessee, as well as in Alabama, suli ,iently
tinged with evidences of disaIecton TO the slavery
adjustment, and the Union. They distinctly betray
an existing irritation all over the SoI.h, more
especially in the cotton states, which Is not to be
trifed WITH and which will not submit to such plat
forms that of the wings of Pennsylvania, as that
of the wings of Ohio, that of the Albany
whig protocol. 1t would be well, before it is too
late in the dsy-it would be well, beforea great
t!onal party is established in the North, if our
blind and reckless political dc magogucs, leading of
in the work, would ponder upon the late elections,
and look to the consequences of their headlong
stupidity. Will the silver grays be firm, and sound
as salt, at Syracusel They either stand their
ground surrender. We shall wait the result
vita painful anxiety.
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BcOtnAh RS Cnon ~ Nassau street They have found GU
there that quick returns small profits prove the most
acceptable to their eustomer aud the most profitable TO
themfclNea, -
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Green Turtle Soup tn day ers prompts
ly supplied six bipgs per quart and sent to any
Of this city and Brooklyn.
PETER ". BAYARD, State street
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Political Intelligence.
George W. Summers IL spoken Of q whig candidate
for Governor in Virginia.
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Tie merchant 81 Virginia vIf h.iI r-rv.gii,, "a
Rictmcrl. tbe Clb Cf Fo.t,n ipr o.t ta iI,s ta
uecosary steTs iowsrls csIsbs hing direct trade H.
srttn ysEts River and foreign eeun,ri.s
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-27
WING PATRIOTISM.

The Wings of New York city held tremen-
dous meeting short time since, and adopted the
following manly, clear, and explicit resolutions
in regard TO the Compromise:
Resolved, Tint the SAX propositions intro
duced by Henry Clay into the United States
Senate, May s, 1850, and which were SUISSE
guently embodied in the six compromise acts,
now laws of the land--[Great applause--long
continued applause -
list. The admissionOf California into the I'm
ion, with the boundaries proposed.
I'd. The establishment Of thegterrtorial gov
ernment for New Mexico.
3d. The establishment of territorial govern
ment for Utah.
4th. The establishment of western and
northern boundary for Texas, and the exclusion
from her jurisdictionof all New Mexico with
the grant TO Texas Of pecuniary equivalent.
9th. More efectual enactnents Of law to Sc
cure the prompt delivery of persons bound to
service3or labor in one State, under the laws
EbeEeof. .Who escape into another State.
9th. Prohibiting the slave trade inothe Dis
trict of Columbia--are, as the President of the
United States has said, in his annual message to
Congress, ''to be regarded as a settlement IN
principle and substance final settlcment-oi
the dangerous and exciting subjects which they
embraced;" and that it becomes the Wings ev.
erywhere to respect, obey and maintain these
several enactments.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-27

New USE FOR Icr.--The scientific men Of
France are at present specializing on a recent
instance of young man brought to life, after
being frozen up II months on the Alps. II
has given rise to q revived belief in the theory
that life can be suspended at pleasure, and
criminals are about TO be demanded of the Gov
ernment The reader will already have inferred
what relief this offers to such unhappy ladies
as find themselves not contemporary with the
hearts they sigh to win. They have only to be
iced till orertaken! We should add, however
that the above is by no means joke. The blood
of living man was infused into the veins Of
the frozen youth, and he moved and spoke. The
experiment wds afterwards tried on aohare, fro.
zen for the purpose, with complete success.
The Home Journal suggests the idea Of put
ting this discovery into practical use, thus-pu
out $500 at interest have yourself packed il
ice, and stay. frozen, with suspended life till i
amounts to a fortune.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-27

HOGS-we note two small sales since our
last, both comprising between 500 and 600 head
at 4 30. One of about 500 TO average 225 pounds
Small drovos are beginning to arrive and holders
appear willing to sell at 81 30 and slightly UNI
der Buyers are not disposed to exceed "a %
81 30 Or No. I and these figures may Be Civ,
en- as the marketfor the very best stock. A
Mother house commenced cutting to-day
Messrs. Whitaker & Palmer-they are enga-
ged on lot of 1000 head very fine, all Of which
will go into bacon, or at least be cut and sailed
with that intention,-St. Louis Inteligencer.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-27

ABOUT THE MoRMoNs.-We take the liberty
of making the following extract from letter,
written from the city Of the Great Salt Lake,
September 18th, l85l.--St. Joseph gazette.
Dear Ridenbaugh valley is reached
hut NY Journey Is not ended. We arrived here
on the llth. Many emigrants for this place
were quite destitute, but receiving aid from the
Lake got in, Conference was in full blast when
we arrived and by pol<ing our heads into hole
in the ''Bowery,". we had "a sight of the ami
mails" together with glowing speech from the
"Girafie of the valley" Brigham Young was
giving the Mormons thunder. He said the
Bishops were leading the Saints TO hell-that
the High Priests, the Seventy and the Elders
in Israel, had been taught by him to do right
that he had plead with them but all in vain
that if they did not alter their course he would
cut them Off from the church, and either here
with chosen few true-heartcd followers, or ii
some other land he would go TO Heaven alone
In fact he effectually damned and cursed then
in almost every way and shape. He said the
Bishops would steal the silver off the eyes Of
Jesus Christ, and would even come to him with
lie in their mouths about their tithes. All this
he termed an apology to the Bishops for somthins
hard he had said on the day previous. His en-
tire speech was but poor bar room slang. At TIT
close he asked them if they would hear counsel
which they having agreed to do, he counsee'
them, and passed as law, the total disuse o
tea, coffee, tobacco, and all ardent spirits with
out dissenting voice."
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to 81 creditors and others
that letters o administration on said estate, bearing dat
July %, 1851 have been gsanted to The eTsgeed ~
the clerk Of Marion county court nyacgtiVD Apescas
indebted 70 said estate requested TO make payment
estate are requredto present them properly autheniica-
ted within one year from the date Of said letters,
they may be precuded from any bene6s Of said estate,
and if not presented within three years, they will be
forever barred.
ocsO.ss JULIA A. rfNoLE, Ad,n;fsx