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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-03
DYSENTERY.
Jackson, Mich. Dec. Is, Is49.

Jackson, Mich. Dec. Is, I549
Mr.. Fl. G. RICss--Dear Sir: taken sick the 15
of August 1878, with relax or dysentery and did not
recover chat could perform manual labor until Feb
ruary. $40 employed the best physicians one after
another, OF them could effect cure. began
to think never should recover when friend told me
that he had used DIR. :. =. Townsend's Compound Elk
paa with the best of success, and advi
seJ me 10 nv il: did So and, contrary my expecta-
tions. began recover Two bottles made me well
ia my life. You al liberty to make any
Of this that win extend the use of Or 5 P Town
send Compound Extract OF Sarsaparilla as remedy
for the disease with which was afflicted
Respectfully yours,
RHFUr TATISu EN CEEEE DREN
Do NOS allow YGur children 10 grow up with seeds of
SIeImsti t-lT slltutunz 1t Is easily cured If
attended Is slime. bag when neglected il becomes
r.r-nnfc and s-,pu blossoms N0tainG equals DR. = p
townsend 5 Compound Extract of SarsApara in reno
ing Ians f Rheumatism from the young well as the
old
nr p Townsend Dear SIR tase the liberty of ad-
slrr valuable n-iciue. N daugh.r aged years has
been afflicted r the three months with thatterrb BILE
disease RhennstistB. She was attended constantly by
veTai OF beti physlC ans. out with little help Al
last was iadGCed so purchase bottle of your inesms
bic preparaCE # Sarsaparia of Agent, r. Reed
in this place Afsr taking the first bottle, she began
the house Alter taking the second bottle she
well | would sdvise all those afflicted with
Yours anectionateiy
E. l.. CHiTTENDEN.
PUT WON afsX CONsU"PTIoN
The accompanying certificate was received by the
Esst.
Eaton, c. E. May Is, I649.
l, Jonathan Taylor, of BURY, hereby certify that my
wife, Lucy TsylOr had been sick for some months.
threatened with consumption, and could find relief
Dr. : p TosneEds Sarsspsra, which Immediately
fOrded RELIEF, ani she is nov in fair of recovery
cheerfuly reoOmmend it to Others
lsigoc'U JONATHAN TAYLOR.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-03

UAURETC NOTECE.--Au persons are hereby
IiAed not To trespass, Nine or Dig, upon any of
following lands, without the written consent permits
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-03

BLASTING d RIFLE POWDER
800 kegs blasting and 80 kegs rife Powder
on hand and for sale by j. MILTON.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-03
PARTICULAR Notice.

A Ii persons cautioned against cutting iimhs'
"a Digging. or in any wise trespasSing upon either
the following described lots Of Land, to wit:
East u of the n. u 10. town north, range es
North west 4 of the "a OF a. town range %
WHITNEY SMITH
Mineral Point, July I6 1852. 81
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-03

SALINE, Oct. II, 1852
Mr. ]. d. PARK-Dear Sir: | send you the foregoing
Certificate. aud acquainted with the
ft procured it, thinking il might be benefit
to YOU aud 10 afflicted. You have the privilege
using il as you think best. Yours, w A. BEERS.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-03

A FEW first rate CALIFORNIA RIFLE,
III on hand at the sign of the Gun, waTanisa
to be the best quality,
BY f.. S. SPRAGUE.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-03
NOTICE

rs hereby givAn TO all persons having unsettled sccOa
with the subscriber 10 call inmedtasiy ssife -
same, have sold out my Stock in Trade, and wish
close my business at once. -.
CURTIS BEECH
Mineral Point, Tune LIST, 1851. E3StL
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-03
Ennri FInuril

II HAVE made arrangements by which expect 70
constantly supplied with superior article Of Flour
Argyle Brand - manufactured by Asa SaxfOn y
which will sell for cash, and varrant.
ljuneI2l WHITNEY SMITH
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-03

b. becoming IN possessed of the knowledge the want
which caused the sickness and poverty OF thousands
such wife or mother Is eIcu
sable neglect avail herself of tst know ledge IN
herself which would her much suffering be
the Of happiness and prosperity 10 her husband and
chlde blessing above all pceheslthy
TILE sor entitled
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-03
WHY Is 1T

husband ahe toll and anxiety OF mind,
devolvng upon him sickness OF the wife
opportunity
petence entitled and the possession
of which the happiness OF himself, vile, and
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-03
Byron. McHenry co. III

Sycamore De Kalb co. H., Oct II, 1919.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-13
----Ssss-
1, ,c ppEsDSTIIEFS.

= , wan ~ ,h,est writer on finance in the country,
, ane,ses On the probable price OF Breadsiuhs' IN
.onm.rci, letter to the Washington Onton:
co''''' Nyw Yonp September 6, 1853.
ia, 70, brcadstufs has become during the past
We mch erctcd-too much for the ecnera "ei!afe
n,mch a. that may lead to holding Tor efHavasah'
prices and thus be the cause o, loss France Iv Ho
and England large and nat te sources VI supply
10 ,hs general markets limited In me htec nfs men
,onsd The corn duties suspended ti January inc
;, far Enoland are that she will want double the
uona nuanti,y-ha is 10 say, l6UUoUuO qrs" lnseau VI
600 O00 quarters, and that france WIN require ooooo
,,r.s or 26 600 600 bushels, instead oil having sur
, 81 ,nnn mai quantity Italy, Holland and Belgium
iii upon the Black where, indeed Inc crops are
good and Germany tor VIVA! 'hey can
of The market is In usual England requires
81 600 600 bushels of grain and tance nus eql
hall a quantity Hence tne s Two O. bn uord h
wear England will want l2s,OO0 OUo bushels aho France
IS 1000, making together l53,OOOOoO bushels, or
ia 600 COO bushels than usual; and TINS demand Is
hih,ene nv The wants Of Italy and The Netherlands. This
sae of affairs must necessarily produce prices 90 heh IS 10
check consumption and therefore lessen the demand 10 some
ry,en and be borne In mind mat Inc aclua oenc'
w mi he asceained uni! towards the close OF The crop
year this time The market IS exaggerated ana spech
lion aud many circumstances may occur 70 ana me supply
h.tor he loss OF the present havcat s actually let-
In lslC The price of -four in New York was ", when Inc
foreign demand in in August and The price ana feens
together until March, 5i7 when hour was 81 20 10 N
ia highest point Then in June 1884, the want o means
of transportation was The great difficulty there and ~ ~
New York, after paying 81 % expense on he Enc cH,n'
and other charges left The producer even then hui
small PRICE small 10 impar thai stimulus 10 pro-
duc,on Which always results from famine prices and causes
nnbsnre 10 follow The Of atlon, internal
and external are equal much larger quantities at me
same prices leaving The producer more directly me oenehI
of the rise abroad The breadth OF land under Cultivation
now and ACCESSIBLE market BY means OF Inc canals ana
rail roads opened in the last four years IS probably Tour
times as great as in ls47 since when acres hnve
Enrone A large proportion of them must sell their crops
which in nany sections Michigan, Wisconsin and Lava
oaricuarIy- which contributed but lte In l5li-
=, NOR abundant Than knUwD, and nse who under.
IN hoi will lose their market. Al this time ieghls
are low and shippers and ag MS are disposed TO pay 10
the interior higher prices Than they will be able 10 40 unoer
circumstances when frcehts Shalt have stn az rise they
viii One dollar obtained for wheat IN Michigan,
and large Az are Ui transportation The rise IN
freight will follow the foreign demand me marker mere
has fucI follows:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-13
MORNING, SEPTEMBER 10.
ABOLITION AGITATORS.

,,.,ever NAV he The numerical strength oil me cham
;,,s or abolition they certainly NOT very ofuaoie IN
ioht Of character The choicest spirits VI ms iactoh
env met in New York and there MADE an exhibition OF
he, nstcis which fail 10 disgust an ueceh peo-
pile. ,xo.,;o- .
Addition arita,on is but mode OIL expression ior
,v,nt ,,nticiso, in the North, which manuess tself
with AS much violence in attacking inc es'ao"'"eu ueas'
and institutions Of the country, as IN ITO on
vs,v Thar This ia true evident from Inc dc' hat the
,,ost notorious champions Of abolition are pios most
in ali The absurd and monstrons eA"oohs Of
,icsm which we witness in the Morrill, Inc same cast
=, b,.a ,nne, in every farce, whether al maine Law
,o,;n . Woman,s Rights Consennn or an an.i.s'aVery
.nnvarsorv Tins within The past week. I'VE" OK mas
80 ,h., 0oo,o :, Womans Rights and MAINE Law de-
mooa,ra,on and the chief personageS a. o' eA'io'-
;a, o, ,bs ,ad,ts of the anIi-slaVety movement
roh, Hale Luc,ea Mott, Horace 0fec'ey' '.' 'one'
ioded e,v o,ary the whole catalogue OF aoo"ohsts
49,, .r.,u.,c. we're present. wagng as he'ce "alafe
.ysins, IN. distinctions Of sex and 'nc 'o''' :
.on., ;,Isn "a against lie "horors oil ncso 'a'' i"e
n an,i.slayery are not earnest anu 'o"e'' men,
,-.,;o definite PURPOSE in rational way-e' a.ea sci
= ca,ics VIM rebel against Inc ulSpenoa''hs oi
d,nounce the doctrines OF the b!o'e u'u seek 10
io,iz. The existing order Of things ana 10
,,.m nj their own invenlion. II they c'u'u sue
.ssd !, e,trpang slavery, they would moi NC 'o,o
49, o,eeen, The achievement would but in"ah'e ihem
,se more They would press forward IN Tue WI" y
i, ,hov had overturned every Veneraoo 1aS''u'io"'
Lu0h., everv wholesome restraint and cut up soeV "
-, 49,, ,hcorv of communism and atheism. No' ue
.,.,o,e onv hut every we'll disposcd CITIZEN III INC Gun
,rv ia interested in suppression OF Inc hs'a''0" ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-13
,;'g 1T; NE " s..

Tho fr,,hor ,,,u before The Mayor Of Portsmouth,
touching The Cas- oi the Two runaway hes,oes 'U"u vs.
no ra me s,u Samuel, vas resumed on TUESDAY II oCcu
pied the en- lie day and we gra,ed 10 state resulted
10 acquitta Of Capt Norris VINO, (so Tue ID"
was presumed TO br coqniZant ofhe lact 'ul ue
sscreed in the hold OF his ship lns a.
however clearly rebulted by the wnoe connuct "
Capt Morris in the premises, that barbaTism lise "oulu
,yc bushed enforce IT, II shown that ne was NJ,
an hoard the ship The night before che saed that ne ofdieu
ner 10 be searched 10 ascertain there were any ugse
On board aud when boarded by the officers sent To search
the shin in The Roads rendered them overy facility ana per
sonay assisted in The search Against the officers aho
re ,bar yas no eylence show that they privy TO
the conceamen,.- NorfoN Beacon.
MURDER-On Tuesday morning German named John
e. R.achtlcy was found dead in remote part OF Cneys
farm evidently murdered Two OF his countrymen, Fied-
rk Sellers and jacob Herman have been arrested charged
with The murder, and committed TO The c9unsy "a }h'i;
FEDERAL COURT.-The United States ps!fict Jour
10, the Western District of Virginia. Judge bFocEtnniousn
commences lis session to-day The JUG ge' en.S
Miller Of BpteUurt, U. s. Attorney for the western us
trict Erasmus Sbling, Clerk, and John AMBER war
shall arrived from Clarksbug yesterday reaoy ot Sou'
here Some jurors also from that region are IN
and we presume quite number from The surrounding coun
,w y; ~, in attendance to-day This Is The first term
within our recollection I've cannot remember tar back now
ever which promised to perform any civil business ana inc
event is so unusual in the history OF hs court mat we douo
whether suilors have prepared Tor H. The reason Isl me
lave allows but four days for the term here and The tenn mas
generally been absorbed by the criminal business one CIR
inal under nn nonsensiral steamboat Id" leY epeaea
oe'"s u"'p'' Hheeiing Ineuigencer
On last Monday at SposySania Court, we Were gao 10
va me- na, , ,rmrr, in the country suffered 90 much
fror, The lon worm in their wheat crops ~ouu pooaoy
rep,ir their los in measure from tneii
Ttam rnnre.cn their crops as unusually fine We kno%
ton that several farmers tween tfed
erIck sbnrg and the Court House, will DO Wen one Oh e
cleared 5 last year from five acres tobacco uoes no,
hast The land much az vfcat ooes-aha VIC nave pre
that since latter crop is SO uncertain IN ms
rsonn more attention is not paid 10 the former.
's"'' Fredcrieksburg .fecs.
THE NUMBERING Mayor yesterday morning Issued
warrant Tor the of Jack Herman aud Fred Ccc
~ the testimony before him implicated these men
in the murder German, Chrsliana Boxley last Mon.
day morning the CnIcy form. Both have been arrested
md are now in ia.-[ Norfolk ArguS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-13
POE rIC.AI,.
pYMN no THE SETTING SUN.
~ ROBERT atlrILLAS.

81 ROBERT atLFiLLAS
Sun of the frmancnt! plane, OF ~ondetmrn''
Now ,hv lar laarncy Of day II is DONE
Sill ar tSou parling Notwithstanding immortal light
Down on the throne Of nlght-hai! setting sun
Slow thou departest away--ias tom The realms .! day.
Lingering In pity on summers loved towers:
Inv lsst raw is streaming farewell! tint cleaning
Yet soon ,hou'it return to teresh the glad flowers.
Thy parting brings sadness-ye nations In eladness
Are willing TO worship ,hee-fountain OF i9ht
Where'er thy footsteps be, there do we beauty see
Thou kindles, day in The dwellings OF night
Where sleeps the thuuaer- there dost thou wander,
Down meath the ocean deep-thero doat lhou eNar'
Kissing the stars al morn-hlgh IN me air uPooho'
SkriIup creations lar verge on thy way
Grandeur and elory-lhey truyei before 'hse
Brightness and majesty walk IN tiny uaih
Dartn.,s Il es from may not rise 10 iee
When thou awakest from the ocean again
An own IN, influence kindly thou tost dispense
RIes.ngs DER nature whateer its bounds be-
afric,a lone desert, /, blooms al thy presence,
and Lapland is turned into summer by thee!
Time cannot conquer thes-sge cannot alter thee.
Yesrs have no power to limit thy sway;
Strength and subimity-still do they attend on tnee
Pilgrim of ages, but NOT Of decay
Sun OF the armament planet oi wonderment'
Now thy far journey of day il is DONE .,uoh,
Still art ;hou parting Notwithstanding immoa nnn - ga
Down thy throne of nght-hall! ee'""s '"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-13

rhe,. are not few who believe that these prices being
run no between French and English buyers The former the
mos, eager arc based upon wild speculation that may
u in rnnous lea before sustained by actual demand
for consumption This is the opinion OF some OF the hre"d
ss English merchants, who, however order NO choice
flour al 25s and whoa; 49, per 4SO pounds laid down in
Lyerpro hardly warranted by the present rates OF
wheat here The chances tina: those who sell their WHEAT
under The present excitement before reghls rise and eac-
lion takes place, will do better than 10 hold
Fears been engcndercd that should The estimates OF
the deficits in France and En- land prove true the large i'm
pnr;aliou of grain may cause monetary reaction Tie
fact however seems be that neither England nor France
was ever in better condition TO susnin The Ices OF crops
than now The exports of Bs goods have been for elk
mons Es say 100000 in excess Of last year
and return. Tor these large sales OF goods Of which con.
siderable portion probably f40OOOO0 is 10 Australia, will
put her ia funds her Imports The imports oil
goods into France for the six months OF the present
have been slightly lees than last year, lille The influx OF
gold has very urge enabling her to sustain adverse
current for corn with comparative facility The Of
Great Britain and the United States were both larger Tor
the first xix months OF 1852 showing Irger imports. The
usual quarterly reports Of The Treasury Department are not
yet officially published although of the city papers has
succeeded in obtaining them. II is evident, however that
neither country expect much gold from the U. Staes
the produce going forward will be equal To the demand for
bills and Ia" weeks the exports OF gold from New ork
have nominal 81 for bankers numes and lower
for cornuiefc al bills.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-13
THREE DAYS LATER From EUROPE.

New YoRa, Sept. The aramrr Asia has arrived, bring
inc Liverpool dates o the 9Th ult.
LIVERPOOL, Aug 27.The Cotton market Is quiet, at no
ouo,ahe DECLINE Lower grades would however. be dhi
cult 10 .rlI wiIhou, some concession The market closed
Of the week 37l0 bales, Of which Spectators
took 2i0 and exporters $50 bales Stock sO soy bales
Including $40 Q53 bales American. The quotations were
Fair q leans I'd Mdtng e. d.: Fair Upland and Mobile
6E d.; ndtlng Mobile Cd niddlng upands 10 l6l Con
suls closed nj 9Ss.
BrcadsutFs continued excited owing 10 unreasonable
weather and prices had still further advanced For The
week The in wheat had been Id sd per bshe and
10 -four Is j. I'D. 2. per bbl Corn was in demand at
Ga H. per quarter advance White wheat quoted at
s. cd Ss 81 mEed end red S. s.. 6d. Canal Hour IS
Cd 294 Cd; Philadelphia end Baltimore 3Os. gus 3D.
sour 26s 6i White and yellow corn Bis. 3D. 32s Cd
The general grnce is devoid OF interest The Fact
en question in at quo but was generally regarded as
settled.
Mr. Suue Paris, where he would remain . Re"
DAYS previous 10 proceeding 10 Madrid
Il is rumored portion Of Russians has rrcfossrd the
Pmh Another states that collision has occurred
between Omar Pasha and the Russians. IN the Danube
Turkey has demanded the evacuation III The Prlnclpa-
lea prcsions 10 sending Minister TO 81. Petersburg
Prince Guka denies the charge of having gone over 10
the Russian cause.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-13
THE POOR MAN TO HIS SON.

ny ELIZA COOK.
Work work, my boy, be not AFRAID
Look labor boldly 10 the lace,
Take up the hammer or the spade,
And blush not for your humble place.
Hold up your honest brow in pride,
Though rough and swarth your hands may De-
Spcb hands are sap veins that provide
The life. blood of The nations tree
There's honor in the toiling part
That finds US 10 The furrowed helds;
IL stamps crest upon the heart
Worth more than all your quartered shielos
Work work, my boy, and murmur mol,
The fusiian garb betrays NO shame
The grim of forge SCOT leaves no blot,
And labor gilds the meanest name.
And man is never half 80 blest
As when the busy day ls spent,
So as 70 make his evening rest
A holiday of glad content
God grant thee but a due reward,
guerdon portion fair and just
And then meier think thy station hard
But work. my boy, work, hope and trust
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-13

life the 9th day Of August 1853, The Piping
te residence pr Ferla Gregory, county OF Kn1
William, MIS- SARAH G LlTTLEPAGE 10 the seventyseyehti
Sleep venerable Hhist the rich hhe
OF three score dGd devoted the
dulles thine amem The Visitation una
seyr
DIED a, the Amelia Servings on IN. sh instant JOSEPH L.
FAINT child oil the Joseph l. and Cssnns FIisnd o.
fsd couLsy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-13
~ TIE GJyE,sNoie OF VIRGINIA.

IMPORTATION having been received b. Executive
aWii.iaM PATTON alias WILLIAM WllALuH. did In the
IA lny the county ui kanawhu, niur!tr and wI=
known, ana aus escaped justice.
40 hereby 6!er reward OF hlsr hundred dollars
who shall - rai William Patton,
!lr Jail county ana
uGirr all officers 81 .t Conference.-The ryt and MILITARY and
people generally then Ito
al the sad Patton that he be brought justice.
Gwen under iiGI :ovrrur and un'er the Lesser
tie Commonwealth al Richmond, tins 10Th day Angus
- = Ia the year 1898. JOS JOHNSON,
By the Governor: GEORGE W MvsroRD, Secretary The Con
mun"rd.
an sad be ~tou q 81 % years Old about 10 Iur
hth inrm. Of light sanity iGecs!tI face,
teeth Prominent teeth wfr when iakng grins an show
Ne Iti .r covered by hs hair lIisR VIM
Patton prniei his l"'t certainly. itmay both
IN M M--cIM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-13
TRIAL OF BISHOP DOANE.

PHIlpELPHiA, Sept 9.-1he Court Of Bishops assem-.
bled at Camden this morning.
Bishop Doane occupied the altenun OF he honse I'LL
O'Clock with able speech support of his motion dis
miss the pesenment at which honr The Court took
of half an hour when the presenting Bishops will reply
The Court will then deliberate and the question lie
not likely 10 be reached iii, tomorrow.
SECOND DESPATCH
CAMpEs Sept 9-Afer Bishop Duane had concluded his
speech which was OF three hours DURATION Bishop Nell
vane replied and without concluding The Court adjourned
The the question will hardly be reached before
Monday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-13
nY ava. GOvEMNon OF ylNGINIA. :


SiURMaflnS having ~ tie Executive,
CHARLES DOWAS charged with the crime of Forgery,
arlre 10 The County Of Resr,ry ani subsequently, rescued o
The officer having HIM custody and has He'd from usice 90
therefore hereby urr Gnc hundred dollars .oauy
PERSONS who The said Charles Downcs v
hun the s o Berkeley County and do, morcover,
all Officers u Ills Commonwealth clv sEd military aud
the people generally 10 their best rxertons 10 pocu" tbs
the said D"~nss ta he he brought 10 justice
hand the
the Commonwealth Richmond, mia 20h day OF Aug, l..
u . cyIir lS... JtfSEPI JOHNSON
By the Governor w Mu.roRo Secretary CT the Con-.
uIonwcilIi.
Charles ownH wi ineg about five feet Mite
lah. Of medium ond Hhskes and keeL
When heard he MlSiaGi
u III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-13
no PHISTE:SS.
- TIIiSlEE lar n G,tl.Lpr ltyr IN,

TRUSTEE Il u G,ilnler. have AIe large amauH
~ Of PRINTING MATERIALS, consisting OF
doubt. cylinder printing
s.I.u t Richmond VIII
Que smaller double .yer Press ,Enrii- manufacture O.
GALLEY sucks &c
handsome variety JOE Ti Pr which attached nr-
i,uut III Long Primer. suitable for pamphlets,
Brr."I be liSI,r. a'
"i Itn ti.itI ih4. 10 pmrchaseIp
PHbiihcs" newspapers have FAR oproual'y OF rsJlra
isue their Giices0Hc2-y Address JSD : GaLLhHkh
Washington. o iaid o. The Undersigned '.cnxetowh. u &
ATr. II III. IOUi,iiBOROliGIi. TIIsi'r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-13

TRIAL, OF piSHOp DOASE..

PHILADELPHIA SEPT S-'rhe Court u Bishops re az
sembei NJ Camden this morning
In reference The motion Of the respondent The court De
cded thai the paper prepared by the Doctse should not go
on the journal
In reply Bishop Doanrs request that The note OF re-
monstrance prepared by the committee should go on
Tho journal, IL was decided that il might
Bishop Doanc then proceeded with his gnmcn upon Tue
motion I'd dismiss the pestntmcnt introduced MI
inquiry tending the production OF The original present
meets
the Presiding Bishop said ne had ihsm hat hey
we're supposed be papers OF the late bshof
Chase.
Bishop D0ane pressed his demand for them
The Court after private deliberations unanimously lie,
fused The notion the ground that this moi Gon't OF
Record and that the printed records Of the former Cour
were in The hands OF thu respondent md IN gh lie ohfru III
evidence. ,.L
The respondent asked time consider The course "hcn
he should pursue but minated he might decline 10 g.
all before Court which admitted ,'sel not 10 of
Court Of Record The Court then adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-13

THE ALLEGED BRIBERY OF THE NEW fOkh
PRESS Mr. Oliver Dyer, Of The editors oi the Mus'
cal Word publishes letter in the New York Times III
which he that Mr.. Hemsmutr was the person WHO
informed him that Madame had paid the musical
critics and attaches of The New York S2UuU or 50 uuo
mo, SIS coo first sated) for notices and pfs
AZ Madane Sontag has already denied lhc whole story -
presun,ed there is mistake about The whole ALTAR pr
Over also denies the charges preferred against him oy MI.
man and repeats charges which he alleges that inivduni
made IA him against number OF those attached 10 the New
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-13

pnST0FrIcE RORgERY Ben amin Eaton Postmas
Ter al Henry sbnr, Belmont County, Ohio has lately been
detected through lie wel-manarsd Efforts OF special agent
Sh,Ic,ass in h. commission 81 numerous robeeries Of
~ ;o ,,,.,s n,s.np through his hands. He however,
had aa information Of suspicious entertained against
Mn n. h.s succeeded 10 escaping arrest.