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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-09-18
NOTICE.
RACES! RACES.
TR0TTING, PACING AND RUNNING.
ENTRIES AND NOMINATIONS INVITED
RACING OVER THE
Mineral Point Course

will commence on Monday the 18th day Of
October, 1851, and continue one treek
.hondGp. Oct. Is, IS5i.-Jockey club purse
$40. -Four dollars entrance for three year old
Jockey club weights and rules. One mile
and repeat. Same day, purse for pacing .lor-
ses IN sulkies; purse S30-ent ance IS.
Iuesd. y, Oc'. II, I85i.-Iockey club purse
SIS, entrance s., ~ mile heats. Same day.
purse $50, for trottng horses under the sad
die, dash Of a mlie two dollars and fifty cts
entrance.
"Wednesday, Oct. lj.-Jockey club purse
$50, = entrance; free to all unframed horses,
single dash Of mile. Same day. Jockey club
purse, SO, three best in five for trottng hor-
ses under the saddle. 81 entrance, tree to all.
Thursday, Oct. l6.-5ockey club purse,
$50, for stations who have stood for mare the
past season, single dash of two miles, 10
pounds weight; for stations now owned in
Iowa, Dane, Grant, Lafayette, Crawford, Bad
Axe and LIE Cross counties, Wisconsin; en-
trance -. Same day. Jockey club purse S3e
trotting horses, best three In five, under the
saddle.
Friday, Oct. I1.-Jockey club purse SOS. GO
for horses not having won race, one mile
and repeat. entrance =, 80. Same day, Jock
ey club purse So, fer trotting horses under
TIE saddle dash Of two miles.
Saturday, Get. IS.-Jockey club purse $50.
entrance -. three best miles in Eve. Same
day. Jocky club purse $50. entrance -, for
pacing horses under the saddle. dash of
mile. The rules OF the St. Louis Course viii
be those generally adopted.
BY ORDER OF THE CLUB.
september 1851.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-09-18

Seen made "a tha eof,Ioru slore-o. Lake
Superior. al eros zap
a Bill! Is on its 6aaf passage in the c.
madam Parliament to.a company for con
strectlng canal al the Sault Ste Marie
2n the Canadian side
Capt Wards new steamer. the RUBY
has just been tried IT Detroit, and gives
great satisfaction
We are panied 10 chronicle tie dealt,
OF our respected contemporary. s. NJ
BARTLETT Ct the Quincy (IH } Wing. Who
died suddenly At Qamcy, Gu Thursday
last
The steamer bunker I'LL. &c old and
glorious memorjes- was burned 1t iona
wanda on the Isl inst.
Now that tha VI eat crop Is nearly gath
cred we hear beteer accounts from differ.
ent sections of the State
There are nor ~ Like Superior, four
fine propellers and * sail vessels,
Forty four thonsaud acres of land have
been entered IN tbs state OF Illinois during
the second quarter Of the present year
3 ,003 BY Mexican land warrants.
Prince de Joinville son Of Louis Phil
lippe. has declined to lie candidate for
the Presidency Of the French Republic
a convention Of Fruit Growers is to be
held ct Princeton Bureau Co, III, on the
first day Ct 0ctoacr next.
1t IS proposed g. take the Steamer J
z Morton across the Portage the present
season, and r4n aer regularly "a Lake
Superior
The amoant of salt inspected at the
0nondaga " orks since January 20 the 9Th
inst was 1888. ~ barrels, increase Of
~ 984 over last gear.
Daniel and Joseph Smith were each e.
ned $3.50, in Cincinnati. on the 9th for
permitting gambling table to be kept on
their premises.
We have nos th.rty- ono States, contain
ing population o. est.mate) Of 2 ,697,-
000 and an area Of 9i2.l25 square miles
or twelve persons to the square mile.
The Albany Register. remarks Our
belief that Mr. Owen the + ; Ccnsul at
Havaua. is not justly liable TO censure,
la been confirmed hy the stateme t. Ct
H. ;,,f,,e,.l l.. H.. f6c C,os9i snnjic3
...,..,,...,+ FL 81, I, ksIalf -
/, -,
which aas refused Tine report Of indig-
mites offered to tae dead bod. IS of the
victims hv The rs.bbja u Havana our in
tormaat confirms lie says, hc himself
sgw the mutjlateI remains II some ca
u. ~ beads zer..s9t Of IL Others the
l;..t. ~. s,,-.....4 f,.-, III, b,3~ r..
-. So. -.-.-..- ,..l ,..--;,,..
H. I'm ~
l..i5 .--- 1--e c'-y- -l was 97S''-'N0 " ~ "P-
pso9iods ePit3e5@. was sItit upon ~ lhe
negroes. AM WG< covered with art thrown
naon him IS tie po.alae1, because he vas
az american
~ p Aia3ttna. IT, 12aate sfanos - -il.-
2n'-ss S' >'e1~-iaalsts. ana t1e house
~ 1a''als'S 20 7sc's7'onls'S'
Moses St;c1neyc. -tadrey,E L walk
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-09-18

= o u u Z Z L. y D 5 4:
EnItE undersigned, General Land agent. viii
- give particular attention to obtaining ~ AT
RANTS from Washington to Scliisrss who are en-
titled to them by the late act OF Ccigrrs~.
He will also attend to locating warrants on lands
for those who obtain them under the above ACT
\ long residence IN, and thorough knowledge OF
Western Wisconsin, viii lie believes enabia him 70
give good satisfaction to those who may cali on
aim
CHARLES r. LEGATE.
Land Agent and Surveyor.
Mineral Point. October 9 Il 1850. Il
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-09-18
LENEEHAN * BROTHER

II AVE removed their Grocery Store INTO tho
[ room foftacrly c,caried A. a Ssoe Store
one door above their oil stand, where ihpy viii be
pleased 70 see both old and new customers. 4
good variety Of Groceries constantly on hand.
H. The SAoe Shop Is in the upper room OF
the same building. Cali and see our st0ca.
Nav 5th 1891. RS
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-09-18

-
ne Articles IF ne London Journals
aa Eesaf 8 tae Eoves Retet:a On
~ Queen after Witnessing the
s-nt i've bounds g. the working crew.
8. 1861 american Y4tch, to d-iak her Majes-
IL health.
The new Catholic Association of Ireland
is defying the Government and Law in the
loast opeE manner. The Catholic Press is
alled win defiance and declarations that they
h4,e s; al nought the new anti Pa2al boil and
openly broken the law.
4 new and comprehensive field for agita-
t7l is now open.
We publish below Z prospectus Of the re-
r.in' of the British Periodicals and Farmer
tul1a
80 The periodicals are the critical censoTs
4 the British scholastic and literary world
~ their criticisms. they aid readers in the
selection Of standard valuable books: md ~
Tie epitones which they present, often obyi-
ate the necessity Of consulting volks TOO
voiumnious fer general examination. They
fll place which American magazines can
4al supply; Fl they discuss topics relating
Is strictly Il he aalirs. political. religious.
elrntitie. and literary. Of the continent OF E>u-
ore. They are conducted by The best talent
Grsat Britain; and are engaged with the
sos iaPo-tant questions which interest OF
state the civilized world, Whosocves sab.
scIsr- 10 chem all, may read TIE ablez, rep
-sees.tilses 7f The principal PARTIES into which
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-09-18
The Knox Insurance COMPANY.
FIRE, MRlNE & LIFE INSURANCE.
CIPIT'IL STOCK
&20O, goo.
JEss, on F-4fsr Street. IN Tt-ises' Bric6 Rota.
VINCENNES,I IND.

This Company having daily organized, ard te"
oer cent paid IN on the capital s;olk Subscribed
aud the balance secured by mortgage on Real Is
ate and by personal guarantee, are uow prepare;
O clcct Insurance against loss or damage b. Fire,
IN Buildings Merchandise. Machinery. Nanutac-
ores. and all descriptions OF property, also on
megchandlze and produce in ,he course OF inland
transportation. the iisN OF the seas &c. &c; also.
rhe hulis al steamboats, ana other vessels. and up
or L,rss OF rivJ,1;s e0iEe rs California. The
rates of prem.lHn VIII be az i0w as those of any
other responsible Company.
-&i losses literally adjusted and promptly "a I'd.
The stock OF has Company IS held entirely IN
me West, and controlled by western men, md in
no way connected HHh Nov YORK.
DIRECTORS
Hon. r. \. CARNAN. Vmceuues.
VA. !. HEBEBD,
mo. ". MADDOX.
JACOB PEA
SANJrEEs WISE
PETER ? BAILEY Fort Wayne
THOMAS + BENFEII5E LarE,ye,;c.
WALTER ". Early. leFre U4.,e.
HENRY d. AILI~ Evansville
MON BOEIOEFE Jstiar.caville
WILLIAM HIGHS. al.
LEVI SPARKS, 6o.
iA1IES kEsGWIN. &c.
Hon. =. y. Ct8NAN. President.
SINoS BorroRrr, l.ae Presk
e. NJ AM ,earsorY
s. HEnERu. Irm-u~-
Short Life ant Cai.:ol.i. -.al-s taken II tn.s
agccy a. ezra rates.
NJ Il. CoIHREN .1seeg.
Mineral Point.
Vinceunes, December 2ata, 1919. no7.f
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-09-18
Circuit toar; Ioaa County WISCONSIN.
Adams & CiLl;oa
c. ~ Rccetrell

c. ~. Rocs,ren
by virtue Of an execution issuc, from fre e-
fee OF Jhe Cleri, of the Circuit Court IN and for
Jae County OF Iowa ana S;4Je o. Wiconsin. ia
ihc above entitled cause and 70 me direc ted "a r
the goods and cGdteis lands and ttieucrts o. ill.,.
named defendant. IhAve this DIV, levied apai.
seized the following described real estate as the
property OF the ABOVE B4nIei lie end ant w: Tie
North East quarter OF the NoSta Net Guar,,r
Section ~. tvo(2l town No siN[ q range No FIVE
.. the North West quarter of ihe North Is cst
quarter Section No. c.e en- -ll Town No SIX -f.
range IN. f.e and lac west nail Of the NoIj..
Easi g saI.er o. section No. t,.tu.y T20l iowa.
30. ei@At q ranse No Ere - with the appsv-
tenlfces 'heielnfo be.oEg ~ situate ana being .s
the County 81 Iowa and STATE % Wisconsin a.t
snail expose tie same Ia public vcnduc 10 tap
highest bidder for cash, al. jho ght TILE and in-
tereSt thc above named g. endan, nsd in and te
said real estate GA 1..r >g.n CAV Of Nav A. d. ls,5
or IS, aus J.ao s..ce. 81 The rDnt door o. i Ca.4It
House iu The town of Mineral Po:n- or SATURDAY
tsa 4dtl atE al August next. e,gy,eil t..e h1,.
81 al ciact s. II. and ! 'ciocs e. Al o. SAID
g., - SATISFY SAID vr- and costs
kI-H4BD :. VttTA%. Ssore.
Iowa Comfy Nvi,
Sneritts Office thaer3i po.1r 1uly TIN ST.
Tire above sale IS .'1oaeed tl-i' t9tc so.s. al,
Of A4gHsr next. ~ .,.." tine aIsd place
Its u5.rs Sols fafte- Yos5uoa.4 t54hF Sgta,-
t15' ~ p iag = Ss,.estsr lrrs.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-09-18
should elf

e-ea1 should eaas
~ aaHt.ftan5
eFea tals Central C.v of aar
Power, b exprpss command Il
Mas HID -. Hasa. PAsus,
hzr1uin. Jaa3d AVIAN 1868. I'll Ist Cct.
Another eoies ifa vuuJ-r ian ,oriani TO
dE-pepfics. -Ds. J s Houghtou's Pensiu.
The True Dlgesttge Fleid or Gastric Juice,
prepared from Reunet, or the Forrth stom-
ach Of tie Ok. after directio1 IS Of Baron Lie
big. the great Physiological Chemist, by J. s.
Hough:on. II. D., Phipdelphn This is
truly a wonderfully remedy for Indigestion,
Dyspepsia. J3unice Liver Complaint, Cont
stiiulion, and Debility. curing after natures
own method, by natures own agent, the Gas
trio Juice. Pambiets, containing scientific
evidence of il value. furnished by agents gra-
tis. See notice among the medical adger-
tisemenis. vol ! 80 I y
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-09-18

Slean-s Ointment and Coadition Powders
a.e llncz. indispensable articles fer every
company .rho design Go make lhe trip across
the plains, either t3 Oregon or 10 California,
the ensuing season. a letter before rs from
a company who leif Lass spring says w
have reason 70 thank vna for advising Us TO
take win us Sloan's N s5icines for our ami
mas " hen they were strained, bruised,
SKIN rubbed Of, Or Roof injured, the medicine
opperated like a charm 10 California com
pauy should be without IT," Supply yourself
in une.-Ir. journal, Feb. o, 1880.
See >loau's advertisement IN another column.
il IS truly astonishing ~.trh ysuat rapidlrl and
iruaoss FL G Farrell a sahian Liniment has Ia
ken bol3 Of public favor lew months ago and
all that was known Cd i .eas that most power
ful medic ne Of Arabic origin ha,.rade its appear
ance Now There IS hardly a family 10 he ftuhd
that does NOT keep it always On cand. aud no one
would ever he without II "no h@d ever witn' ssed
its magic power over disease. arI It's wonde1 .ul
POTENCY 81 re'ievin- pain. Sge advertisement.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-09-18

Caol' Gear; j98a County s, scoasiu.
joan Adams 4
c. NJ Rockwell
~ VIE G: an c-f -I-ira .--.--I from tic 4.
acf 70. ,cc C.ars Of t.- C,eait Cor7.. il and H.,
- Ce1".r O. l5lva .,d >tet, VI Wisconsin o.,
fAe ADORE e..i!., cause ant 10 ne directed
against fae a9od, a.3 elai:aI- fssd, asd ieae-
t'.s.-ts q tuc above named dr.ei.1iat I ht.
fa.S ~. .Es..- ursl $50! seized tae following t.
s1rlnti T5i cscfre ~ tt- property 1T Tie at,g..
named oe t.,..7U' = r. ne Nerru ta~t ct,ar+r;
81 ti!e North Ae-t cr77ter. Sec.5a No feto q.
Toss. No SIX - Range Na. hte ,jt fi.e Nor b.
''rsJ clr-Nr Pr fii+ Aortl West quarter S,ctt.,t
NJ csf.e, >iI( Gown NJ SIX f51 racse No. "a. a
90 ai.- fee West ID; Gi the Nafih East esfs-fe
% section No. tvea.g I1pl lo~a No ti.lt
range Ne tive y W.T.. The aes fcgGuces tnsi,-
unto belonging sit"-se ana beng II tie COUNTY 90.
Iowa and State o.. " .scce u. t3it snail expose t,
SdniF ~ r.t.lc vent.'t 10 ,4e A.s4est bG'cr 5rf
cash, ai tAa Tigii tiils ai inferts. the aloFe i-
ped defendant had "a ara r sai 1e5i cs'5.e uu
he @p.i Uay OF Wy &. = la.2t or auv tis,...
since. Inc frg'.t door, Of Tie C.aTt House III ne
town Mineral Point on Satur5jv tie ICth SAY
Of August ccxt. tgtsyceu the hours Of o o cl5rll
\ VI. ami 1 O'Clock p. u. o. siat day 70 satisfy
-a;-i writ AL -osts
Richard ; VIVIAN ti.ig kea ra
Sheriff Office, Nircrai Pom, Ju!y 7th Is5i
! he above sale Is po7'Fofcs until rha 30ts d.v
OF August ucyf IT tie same trne and place
Ite e5oce Sr's Is f.rftcr Ple.poasd tsnfI S4l.s-
day far zga d'gef s. g:ea.ier ...r
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-09-18
Datea My 18th. !. I. 1881.

In witness that Tie toreg7ia., is q true copy 81
the Order uiate 10 TIE above eHctte3 cause sab
scribe ms ulUle I!.e t;ay .lld v-aF above vrtic!
Aerasr JAMES tETCNi>ON.
n3tt-im. Cik. CHsliit Ct Iowa Co. Vas.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-09-18
A EN- ITO N !!

S.IE.crs # The Biack Halrk,. and LqSt
WAR WITH GREAT BRITAIN :
TtONGRESS having passed the Bill granting
- Bot >TY LANDS to persons who served in
the above Hausej vs. ars the undersigned will atteu
10 procuring Warrants rom Washington for per
sons entitled thereto. Or connection with d
prompt su1 responsible Agency at Washington
vii. insure the greatest despatch in procuring
warrants far parties interested. evil purchase
.ng caiuls OF J.I5=e g1o are -tsigo s 1i s.-pcsi.
of the sar.a
WA>HBC RNE 4 ,.pOUNaN
t..r..t I.-..-. ts,-r f--- -.-t
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-09-18
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rs TGg 70 G9RF lsSg tI CJ&.5.
~ CA4NCERT ON PETITION ElG ~
TCRCE
Mary Nsiis.s : a,e He.s.A'..
Lewis Holman.
Upon the fixing b. tie at5,e assi 1rcg9ilS &c
triton Tor Divorce Of Mar " J. Holman g i,.-t
Lewis Holman on TIE ground Of wilful jrseTt-oa.
together with PRAYER Tor tirnnny, ami upon proof
maze under oa'h BY NJ u Corhren. that Tire sgt'
lewis He.uau Is n9D-re-ident II l. hereby order
"a that notice Of the 6ii.s - Ills pefifoii be ,-
on To ire said J. wis Heiuian hy puldic.iiti T.:
ae Mineral rojnI Iri eI-.' ii Newspaper pI.n-
81 az A,c-rai Point Iowa comfy Tor iour tno.,i,,
succ"~sji.ir Il l. lpr7hcr prssgsi that iIe ss,st
Lewis Nsi1faH b0 and &c IS irttSy ruled anI
Quiret &C. plead. aa~scs de.rpr &C. the Sfd pctj-
'iou or before ;s.e IFS. t1v oi tlte next frru ot
lac Ci4ruit Colrt oi i.aa countv. 10 oe beit ~
AIrers! Point. vru'saruciuE ga i!.e arj NaHdav
of October ucv- au - 'icEi.i5 Tic eof that ~
matiers and alie-a,iacs ,vj 1,:sh IN tae sad pea;
,.ou viii by taken as coa ,.->eJ aE,irst hiin.
MGltIIMLR " JACKSON.
Circuit J ease.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-09-18
Il lIa4HI%gE
rs3sGce's Sale.


n EFAULT having been made Oh a condition
IL contained IN deed Of Trust executed by
Andrew Huse, for himself and W lie and p B. Sci
nelmer, to Nathan Coraith. IL tEust to pay and
discharge the Note Of SeIaeiuner aud Huse con
ditiou to pay the sum Of Three Hundred Dollars
to Niers f. Truette. or order. dated Gaena, Marc
Both, lS19, with interest and now due and claim
eJ to be due and unpaid. the said Deed of Trust
the sum of Tvs Hundred and Twenty Dollars and
cost. Under and by virtue OF which J viii sell.
Is a certain Lot Ia Black Jack, IN the county OF
Iowa ard state oil Wisconsin. and beng the same
lot on which Se.heITner and Huse have built Gro
cery-h0JEse and Ten-pin Alley. all Of which VIII
more fcllv appear 10y reference 10 said deed OF
Trust bearing date the 3uth day of March \. D
1919, and recorded in the Registers Office OF 10
wa county. ana sale Of Wisconsin,. on the 18th
day Of MAY, 1879. ID Volume Sd OF Mortgages.
on ,agc 55J and $50. I shall proceed to sell the
property named and mentioned ia the SAID deed
olIrust on SATURDAY lie 25Ia de- Of October. 4.
d. 1891, Al tie Court House door IN liss Town OF
Mineral Fcat, IS Tue countt 81 Iowa. and State
of Wisconsin. The sale wifi he absolute aGd nc
redemption. Proper Conveyance VIII be imnie-
diateiy executed
NATHAN CORWITH, THCsrEE.
Jnae -5tu. tSIl- ui.i-9yv.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-09-18

s-f-so@a." T.ss"rt. $3.50 -, isar.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-06-03
q g a 3 MEXICAN MUSTANG EENEMENT!Il

ssns sfJae& h ssS aauss q sa gs SIi:ff': S Sis m kinds production powerful @ ns"st @ S@e Of , d most [ . sss s @ ss % ,s sSo i tssss @ e @ % 5 as aga @ the whole @ % Y s " ss sss % ns many f sa %s ' 1ss psn slightly bruised took sna so
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  S ss";I s s.@ 9 ie his and and dhsbaao % se yeau from the directed and ROW he we'll aud sa . % " mes" and aG @ I Ky @ S @ aa sa s s sssn . ls Mustang nfHen used h @ s I saR ha T 5 Psss @ @ m & ss 5 Ssss 9 s rys s s s Ss e @ saafa T les s a @ na@ ] eo 'S % their s' joy has
 sealpin The Alsa @ & st L Louis 5 had the scalp G y % @ s % @ rS % ss s ss % new a soss ss s ss SsS"s Gs s%% aa pss @ of the
 Q Ho and other Linnnt in h SweenyP dhees Q Land hs O niment sN''"
 0 nEy Mercha Lnnen apdy
 Extra
 
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 of the Lhnimen
 
 
 will esayeiinL
  LouisM Missouri. IT Druggists and Country NJ han ,Sg , e,ns
 J. w. TAPE, Wholesale t,atL Rock. Art &,
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-06-03
A Warning Voice.

The annexed paragraph IS copied from the Day Boos, an able neutral journal, published in the city of New York. It presents clearly the state of sentiment at the North. The South IS told en- phatically that she cannot rely upon Massaehb- setts, New York, Ohio, or Vermont, 10 do her jus -t:ce; and she is further warned ''to unite' and '.take care of herself." The contract which the Northern States entered into with the Southern, has been, and will continue to be, effectually null liiied m an important particular; and this is only the incpient step towards general movement for the destruction of the institutions of the latter.- Mississippisn.
 The Day Book says:
 Massachusetts has pledged herself in the con Stitution of the Union to give up fugltiyes from labor Her recent acts, not only in the election of Sumner, but in the residence of her people to the arrest and returnof Sims show most distinctly that she does not mean to fulfill her contract; that her citizens are dishonest, and will repudiate the debt and break the bond whenever they can They have submitted to the United States because they must. But submission to force, and acqui- essence to agreement, arc very different things We are no disunionsts nor secessIonists; but We say distinctly to the South, and with sorrow and shame, you cannot rely upon the people of Ner- mont, or New York, or Ohio. to do you justice You must take care of yourselves, your institu tons, your property, your wives, your little ones and your fresides. The quicker you unite in this decision the better will 1t be for you.'
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-06-03
r.s rceling ia cuba.

,.,,, of inc sayannah Republican, pnb-
 in' allowing among other portions of letiers A'',, ,,d by him from Havana. The feeling de- r'''''l ;. , natural one, but was not all ibis-- '''''r .s more than this, said before "Carienss'2 a'' '"' HAyAxA, May g, 1851.
 ., p.,- S;r:-I send y0u again, ny pfsaie
 wy ,,,,ser account Of the state oi ahalts on haa,5,, aa,,.9 end assure you they are me uhth' te S'an sa:a, else. The yalbr of the great Concna an9 .:a b,ols. and not in his heart. Papers hetc iHs 'n nn,'sljed ID publish just such accounts as ae ei''i s, he sappressed and the editors run the
 IVY, af heinz gsratsd. Whl the hnc uesSt ', to'ie ie lsA o' ernaTkatonl Hourly, nay rnlnuteiy, nave "' sa apxionsy waiting to hear the joyinl ud- Ss af v,i,r being landed on the isle, or al least
 ss .r, w gay. Do not believe for moment me | lS that yoa will receive no aid here on the 'H'' gany snapish officers and soldiers, ihde- a'l. of inc Creoles, will join the patriots as tl'.e .hsv land; and could l, without endanger- P'a p' 1,ees of many of ny friends here, would is .o .' ,s,nes of some of the most influential and gl'o ,,, nIsnters on the isle, who have pledged N,s'Is ,.s E,rtunes and sacred honOrs n the con lpe" .,rl names as would make the throne Of her o ,S VI u,;eqty tremble. The day will come --ahd ho, , ,.o orc long-when Cuba will be free! But hS 'S S-ar ror odr friends here for God knows if .e ,east suspicion is thrown ont, they wlli soiier' aa ,hat terribly. The officers under Concha are as 5,.s5dI state, and one bold leader like Lopez '' ,,oald cause the island to burst forth like 9I,,no Every vessel that arrives IS supposed 10 .,,nta;a A cargo of pirates, etc.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-06-03
A Descen,,, in New York.

On several occasions in Boston, recently, when Marshal Tukey felt constrained by that high moral obligaton--a sense of duty--to take the gamblers and oteryvenders of the goodly city in his charge, the papers uniformly styled the proceeding '' de- scent" Now that 1t may be seen how great IS the different places, we give below first specimen of what is known as a " descent" in New York
 NEw YORK, May Is, 1851.
 The town talk, today, since the President has left us is an article in the Courier and Enquirer, in relation to some remarks about Colonel Webb, it's editor, in late number of the London Times, the text of which was an article in the Day Book about Colonel w. This portion of the article, however, is not so interesting as that where the Colonel branches off to treat of Mir. N. r. Willis, the editor of the Home Journal and charged with being the ''origlnator of most of the Day Books sanders."
 Webb goes deeply into the history of Willis life abroad in the scandalous circle of Lady Blessngton and the family secrets that he afterwards exposed in the Mirror He then speaks of his studied avoidance of the author of these exposures, his refusal to be introduced or to recognize him as a gentleman, etc. The greatest blow, however, is given in direct charge against Willis, of fseducng q lovely young girl, the daughter of dear friend of his Webb relates how the heart broken father disclosed his daughters ruin to hun, and to only one other person; how he Webb compelled Willis 10 meet him. and do partial justice by giving up the young girls letters; how the father died in three months from grlefat his daughters shame, and how Willis resents to this day his part in compelling him to surrender the letters. He then declares that " in the sight of that God, before whorl the setlucer of the child must one day appear, N. P. Willis is as much murderer as he would have been, if he had plunged dagger into the fathers heart"
 The article concludes with word about Mrs. Forests acquaintance with Willis, and regretting that some kind friend had not told Jenny Lind W who he was, before she suffered him to parade the streets in her company. It is ascathng chastisement, and has created more stir than any thing of the kind that has appeared for long time. How Willis will receive it--whetheT cowhide, pistol, or couple Of columns of the Home Journal will be the weapons of defence he will employ, are the greai questions now