davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-08-17
NOTICE.

IT AVING determined to wind up business,
all persons who are indebted to the SUBJ
scriber in the shape of fees, whether the suits
have been finally settled or not, are requested
TO pay Immediately, and save costs
In my absence VIM. McGoNIGAL viii re-
ceive and receipt for the same
GEO. r. STUNTZ.
Late Sheriff Grant County.
Lancaster, April 18th, 1853. T19i-tf.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-08-17

n. B The business will be carried on bv H
II. MLEs, by whom all liabilities of the Firm
will be adjusted, and 10 whom all dues must be
paid 1911
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-08-17
Public Notice

NOTICE is hereby given, that all the notes
In and accounts due the late firm of d. s.
BENNER & Co., are in the hands of the sub
scriber, TO whom payments must be made-no
other person being authorised to collect or re-
cei.e moneys due said late firm.
CLAlBOURN CHANDLER.
Wingville. Wis, May "a, 1858. l205m3.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-08-17
Dissolution.

III ME Co-PARrNERsHIp existing between the
4 undersigned, known as the Firm of MILEs
4 ARcHER, is this day mutually dissolved
said Dissolution 10 take effect from the lst day
of June last. FL. r. MILES.
b. Il. ARCHER.
Wyalusing, July 9th, 1853.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-08-17
Medical, &c.

YAK j. R 81 a
= 49, s :
CHERRY PECTORAl.
For tho Cure of
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENEsS.
BRONCHITIS, WH0OPING-COUGu.
GROUP, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION.
Ibis Invaluable remedy for all diseases NJ
the THROAT and LUNGS, has attained celebr;.
ty from its remarkable cures, never equalIed bv
any other medicine before. Other preparations
have shown themselves paIliatipes, and some.
times effected notable cures, but none has ever
SO fully won the confidence of every comrnu-
nifty where it is known. After years of trial
in every climate, the results have indisputably
shown it to possess a mastery over this dan.
gerous class of diseases, which would not fail
to attract the attention of Physicians, Patients.
and the public at large. 2 47 iassa46
See the statements, not of obscure individual
and from far distant places, but Of men who
are known and respected throughout the coun.
try. @
The widely celebrated Surgeon, Doct VAL
ENTINE MOTT, of New York CITY. saws:
g 1t gives me pleasure to certify the value
and pf1iracU of Ehor,.xz- Do
| consider peculiarly adapted to cure diseases
of the throat and lungs" sssA ss't 20 % @i
DIR. PERKINS, the venerable President of
the Vermont Medical College, one of the ems
inently learned physicians of this country.
writes, fsthe Cherry Pectoral is extensively
used in this section, where it has shown uns
nstakable- evidence of its happy effects upon
pulmonary Diseases y ,t1I-..e~s -,
The Rev. JNO. d. CoCHREN, a distin.
guished Clergyman of the English Church.
writes to the proprietor from Montreal, that
che has been cured of severe asthnatic af-
lection by Cherry Pectoral.;' His letter of full
length, may be found in our circular, 10 be had
of the Agent, and is worth the attention of
asthmatic patients. 5-at
The following is from the well known Drug.
gist at Hillsdale. Michigan, one of the largest
dealers in the State; and this case is from his
own observation.
H1LIsDALE, Mich, Dec. 10, 1S49.
Dear Sir: Immediately on receipt of your
Cherry Pectoral, l carried bottle to an ac-
quaintance of mine who was thought to be near
his end with quick consumption. He was then
unable to rise from his bed, and was very fee
BILE. His friends believed be must soon die.
unless relief could be obtained for him, and
induced them to give your excellent medicine
a trial. ] then left town for three weeks, and
you may judge of my surprise on my return. 10
meet him in the street on my way home from
the cars, and find he had entirely recovered
-Four weeks from the day he commenced taking
your medicine, be was at work at his arduous
trade of blacksmith.
There are other cases within my knowledge,
where the Cherry Pectoral has been singulary
successful, but none so marked as this.
Very truly, yours,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-08-17
Milwaukee NEut,H. Insurance q.

VI NV ag1Eee NaWTEs EmStAraTACe GO.
J. ALLEN BARBER, of this town, is the au-
thorised Agent for this Company. AS cold
weather advances it would be we'll for those
unprotected to insure. The inducements of
fered bythis company are as good if not bet
ter than those offered by any other. Office
opposite Banfl's Tavern.
Lancaster, Aug. %, 1850. T65
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-08-17
J. ALLEN BARBER.
y. II. MILLS.

Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and Solicitor
in Chancery, Lancaster, Wis. los
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-08-17
Public Houses.

@nZA WISCONSIN HOUSE,
iii hpss Lancaster, wis.
Hs1s sss ENHE subscriber respectfully an
nounces to his friends and the
public in general, that he has purchased the "a
bove HOTEL, and is now prepared to accommo-
date all who may give him call with the very
best the country will afford. Pains will be ia
ken to render the sojourn of the traveller COM
Portable and agreeable, and to attend to the wants
of all in such manner as TO give entire salts
Action. Attached to the house is a large and
eommodious Stable, which shall always be
supplied with the best of Horse-food, and at
tended by the best of Ostlers. A share of the
public patronage is solicited.
MYRON w. WOOD.
October 2, 1851. tf-117
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-08-17

y. II. MILLS,
Attorney and Counsellor AT Law, Lancaster,
WiscOnsin-Is associated with the Hon. "
ELLIS, of Washington City, in the proseeu-
ton of Bounty Land, Pension and all classes
of claims against the United States. 105
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-08-17

Sold by all Druggists and dealers in Me,,i-
cines. Price ONE DOLLAR per bottle.
AGENTs.-D. T. PARKER, Lancaster S.
CRAWFORD q Co., Galena, Ill; E. F. GIL
LESPIE, Dubuque, Iowa; u.s. H. NIXON,
Platteville.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-12
The President IN baltimore.


,.. p;.-e .r,,.o,t b., -, CT.
and IN. and po..,...ar CO., q ,,onb4 .r,veJ here
a, ~ O'clock hi. evening" rnev me, A. the Railroad
An immense corconr.e Of citizens, and lar,a
,s ,ut of the military. who escorted them IN 8,rsun,
Ho.. Tie Precedent vino o. eb,. bo-.,. wa, an
Enthusiastically gre,lsL s,oa- m. route 4. B.rnuns
tar,sor4.y decor ted stand was erected ON shc5 The
pr,.e.Lt = a.. Introduced BY Mayor Hoas. lie made a
brief Al dress as f.logs:
Sir Mayor and fl.oa citzeusof the CityofBL.imore
NyIeart f1l ana u would be difi.ut % EXPRESS the
De t If feeling nith wLeh tbs cordial greeting has in
pnssed me- Cheer Your citizens. By their p.rtia
re-dslp and moro laau reperoas confidence p.yousiy
IN osel upon NE teL, ot gratitude which years devoted
% 70 service ul o. tie interests aud honor of our CON
non country can scarcely cancel Cnesr.l 30 Do tla.
ufrol1oea BY popalauoo less ds,ls uisaed .or Is
ciFa-y than i.r s Intelligence aad ,ied patriots 70 is pe
eu-a.. craHyiug anc ar x t1s pleasant nenorr- sl5
g-srd By ,ie eecls o. wh9 c. fsi O. BE- reminded where
Tie banner % aldr..J. unqualified religious to,sraaon
wastrst freely given goo t- breeze You ano- De s1ch
al a.uosthee without feeling is FytfiLS i4iu
esce Eyery uaa who has p.trots lungs
u.l-; feel j., because every man kaoFs tiat
JOB eas to.era- les az - ln-f.on 81 CHI. -t-ry
C-t-s- 80 T--s. .l. i@'sieF c-A -A ---' = ~ p.
-- -- "- - '''-'- " '-' y, -.'-
.--.'- '---. ''-." ''--. "'.-'7 --'- .- J''
--' ' u -.- -'-y l'---- - ''--- .."5'e'' "
l-' l-l.4. VIZ may De ray san % A.'s 'i,'| led
lrCP :. Aer great ac'-nlayei 10 al7f. pom: (
view -~T- Of course always been marked ani af lrsai
,-f 'onn'Le-rg -" sflpn cal position so .r 81 ate-
H -.fre IS coz -fneq' .Ji--.'y --.1i-a 90 ~ " ''l
n .9 s-l = d. i'.' H o34y D ginning ID 's PpreN-l
even y ulsFe' as me s'e-' 81 Polr' l Us ooa4c'
rss r.-i-1s q. iAs Dong 'i your sh'srPF's all me
-1c'' eFl 'l''I o. .l' ~ 'is 70 noe ll'7'1 ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-12

those efforts were designed b'neit England exclu-
syey without the sLtest regard TO the good or fer
the welfare Of osber countries
b.; behold TIE return be receives 0r ai hls al
niTaton BIZ e'oqueEee and the offer Of - Uos' pre-
cicus garment besides This seEsale cJrPCEa'iOn, With
IFS Mayor at rs head draws up mlcicls and ooe-sded
charge without even giving him notice ths the! intend
cd TO DO II, as is usual in sHh cases They trassm &c
TO the Secsetar who writes Eliminating letteT to the
American Minister, demanding an immediitc inquiry
into the copdUcr OF the devoted Consul Mr. l1Ccrsol
writes TO Mr Croskry requiring him 70 up Lon
con immediate and enter upon his defense. lie comes
up at great Inconvenience and expense snd vlunOIs
correspondence takes place between tie parties, the
finale Of which j. that the command of American YES
sells willie in port is given to the Cooperation OF South
smpton. Mr Croskey official conduct condemned and
be receives severe and pointed rebuke from his own
Government th caution TO be careful IN future
With his statement of the facts leave him % his
reflections. 18th this parting suggestion, that in future
be should be little more circumspec in his intercourse
with lis SOUTHAMPTON friends.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-12
rug EFFICACY OF THE Law.

The TammaDy Hall rioters die game They have
fought the ground inch by inch and at las, nslorOusy
fed leaving their bail to pay $4,000 foFfet-Ihst is
theoretically pay ever heard Of forfeited bail
bond being collected II this CITY; they are all made
right" by some means, aud not the first ever
reaches II City Treasury.
This case ia 8 curious one. Had the offenders been
less than political rufIians, they would have been 10
State Prison long ago As it is they al large anl
are likely 70 remain So Jack Sheppard himself never
dared more boldly nor lodged more nimbly They al
mo,t killed Mr. Scbel. Chairman Of jpe General Com
nittee; warrants were issued, and sfter much delay
they were arrested; they we're regularly tried-and
most expectedv their friends convicted by sJury
II had been supposed that jury would dare convict
them, through fear Of personal violence and the
LeouaIdst homicide was held in terrorem over al
WHO ventured TO say ought sgsns, rhe beloved
Of he party They arragDed for sentence. when
Judge Norris rank and horoughgoing politician aud
an cd coDfdant OF the criminals, iuterfered and or
dered the case before the Supreme Court Here be
kept long tine but al last the Court got hold Of IT,
sno summary reversed the work Of Morris sending
the case back 70 TIE Court of Sess ordering tnat
body 10 proceed si,h The sentence II the meantime
Cler lodges were cobc,cted FIRST, one Of the Alder
m,D whose duty was to 81, as assistant the bench
Of that Court out Of town, aud the other wouli
not come then one Of them was sick aud could not
be present. for various reasons, until the Reform
Election This election stripped the Aldermen Of their
very dirty Judicial robes. leaving supposed. JUS
tce free 10 Go her Office. But il comes the c0un
sci for Aus H. one ef the convicted rofans, Whose
political feeling ard action 90 all occasions need NJ
special Illustration afrtr have said thai bis name Is
John CochraneJ saying thai, as the parties were con-
ycted before Judge and two Aldermen, the same
magistrates were necessary ia order TO pass Legal SEN
tence; but the Aldermen being driven Of
therefore no sentence could be passed Judge
Beebe heard this novel objection, and took time
TO consider TgO or three postponements fp'-
lowed and at length tie Judge concluded that
he bad legs power TO pass sentence, and ordered tle
Austins up at a given day. The day came but family
misfortune had prevented tie Grimm as from appearing
Then Monday yesterday wss fixed for the time: the
hour arrived. the Court met. the cupdts were called
when 10 the last dodge came ont. Both the Austins
having with the aid OF tie party exhausted legal aud
illegal ingenuity in evddiDg the punishment due % their
crimes. lad fed from the town Orieting their bail
Warrants were issued for their arrest but thus far
nothing has been heard Of them. Verify, this is indeed
the pursuit Of justice under difficulties, and casts an
honor on the Democratic party which shall not at
TEMPT Ia appreciate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-12

,s-sht Their sous IRA, they owed tAer e-< Dr., ., a
country duty no; 10 he avoided bu, 70 Be- chs,.,
fuifsd 10 the face Of Al lsences and At every
srd Hiss rot the Almigtsy pleased rs their d-c.,s.
4 sr example their e1ps Tsoce and tier essoai YoAl
praise cannot ts bestowed faan 70 say TIA; no Ss IL a.
coufederacy has furnished impressive sxsnDEs.
tou OF ;ae power OF TIA; iss1g thar A.i belize w..
people have TOW ihe honor - Sand tApplsussl NJ
Mayor-A pleasant incident a. ~ moment CONES b.ok
ny uer ory % whrh nav not - censsred f- aavrr.,
Soon asr TIE bark Hsp,-r sncho-ed viii portion Of a.
Ninth lufsutry near ihs C,se San Juan de JloA .At
the 3Ch Jane lss7. another trsnspor, Anchs-
within cable length We could discern the shio IN,
in moments heard pesng fIih fro, her dscs "A.
stirring notes O; tie Star Spsns=d BsnBsr The sd,
vas electrical. thought probably rom sssocatoa tA.,
the ship was from Baltimore. and the f.o, w.
fed the impression. Bo.;s lowered. aud frsur,
GREETINGS commenced between the sons u Nay.
land snd New England. which trust ma,
never beirtsrrup,sd. Applause Bat Sorne on By nv
feelings am OBTAINING much too long. Cries Of No
no 20 on Ii already yours were not desiSaa,sS
trcughou; the land the MonumeDtL CITY would ven
tuTe crsien Il pre- eniueudy entitled to the name
The City Of tie S:sr SPsnslrd Banner Applaass.l
While you viii bail With joy the appearance Of every new
star - one ser another ha be added to the cOnsi,
ticr You viii &wsy, proclaim upon the honor aud fasA
ofMAry land that me number shall never De less GrvA,
cheerirgl Sir THANK you most cordially thank yea
al gentlemen for your presence here to day snd hope
We may meet uncsr agreeable circumstances loag ysxs
70 come"
The President retired amid enthusiastic cheering
JeIsrson DAVIS was then called and responded lie
spok terms highly complimentary TO the city snd ssasi
bat many ties attached him to Maryland bat none nor.
powerfully than the console Of love for
their common country lie closed by returning hearty
hanks for the cordially OF his reception.
Secretary GutLr being called, also delivered brief sd
dress appropriate to the occasion.
Ger Gushing then called forward and spoke At
siderable lergh touching various topics lie regarded
tie enthusiasm OF the present occasion not only hOno.
bic to the President bu; the Constitution the Govern.
neut suo the Country.
Tie Presiden, and suite retired to private rooms the
President declining to receive the throngs who crowded
tie hotel during the evening 10 and shake hands with
bin.
They leave for Wilmington IN special train a, O'Clock
tomorrow morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-12
n Attention !. directed to an advertisement in |

~ Attention ia directed to Advertisement in
snoheT eost vsusbls Timber Territory 70 b tpo~t Of Al
sfus:ed within about thirty 20 forty
hours trsvehus from New Yort
~ Observe particularly that while DR. BRAsDRETH
Lispersrd Brs1vty snd CsD2efs hs 0cs No
Bro.dsv BS.xpsETHs Vegetable Uuvers. Pills
dfsSs ds Of M krS During
VII prevent ra8ch trouble, often prvsnfog fl q
blood Be fef pure. u,der To- he's. Of tropical
On fves Of sickness table Pills
sre ,ol1 IS fall speasr5-
tprireipsl offer 20 al hud-on, sne Al No - BoEey
Observation-Disclosures Patent HYDRO Flee.
CHAINS have lsnce the introcuet0n bad the
dsoIcer from debility q the
veses from torpid Of circulation
sche TOO ache rheustin, neurau ppatons diseases TIE
az o. cloifn tc- have fvars5y their ug1uE
and iprEoretirE fgeIce At N vel
eicuatfd % Get deTuy beneficial .nd
sumner pint by stnsne The fractions the f, ad
BY DrotrLg through TIER mid and the
brsncs sd the system Of The TaeF
importance beng sekno~ edged By the hrher medical saoes
seloeH e. colleges boIss &C Il Sewfrk and Europe " %
h Crf rl1r1ree o. their value c1rar. agent Pnesns
81 IS large a. s. bs;tess $40 s 30 I1satea dn
tonfoLc fof pers nal medical tes
MORALS ard BE- had Ea application free o. postage
70 n the United Stsses. remittance Of three &c
J. sGErSEET, Ne~York come Of Metrop9lsn toe
~ he celebrated Bengola Wigs and IouPees, man.
ufctUrsd old b. iuvenor HESRY GazfEER hH prsu
VIA and Toupee maker No " rer 81 are "a, of u zoe @
shrrk the cut thiough ffee rooms o
spryDe. , GARDfSERs WATER % TaKTakvs
r. Merchants, Shipping Houses, Manufacturers
Public Cou e1d General Adve'e-t WI eeF~ geat vEe
ty u srdirr 10 ' PAINTS AdTersnz
AgercJ Tribune Bu fDgs New York ~ o ne onf -
nc s1vef CD pfon be ensb ~ % siFe ~
by iDer1E their adT rs-1>ns
th beet Ans cn ard Canadian nepspe eacut 20 pons
iposui advantage derived y safe Aofol.h aai aaieioas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-12
Correspondence Of The Ny Tribune.
nv.rr r...H M

PHILADELPHIA Monday July n, lass
From present INDICATE there every probability thai
the reception of President Pierce in Phtdelphis viii be
alike credtable 10 the City and gratifying to the dsin
gr,hed guest SAlues will b. fired from the Navy Yard
and from the san Jacirto the arrIvd OF the
Pr sdont SALUTE will also be fired from Fort diln
tte boat containing Gen Pierce passes that point Ths
formal pon 81 the President aud welcome 10 the city
ty Mayor olpn viii take ace At ,he Hall OF lndepend
eu,e The time for Is ocremonyhls not yet been liked.
IT, only enbers cd Gen Pierc-s Cabinet who have de-
teImned TO accompany him are Messrs Guthrie, DAVIS
ard Gushing. Judge Campbell may conclude Join the
rnL-N hui here is Llulh uueenalty about il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-12
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Monily jay -, i25i
The Rochester troubles are NJ over Collector Camp
bell refuses as Yet come with the Huukers
the Presi advised. IN dal he may lose head
lie is said to have Sim dewitt on his wy 20 Secretary
Guthrie. but i is no go
Gen. ST. John B. L. Skinner, OF Pa'isburg. Ney.York
has been appointed Chief Clark Of the Appointment Office
Post Office He partmenf
Chef Naval Constructor Hart has arrived and entered
upol the dischlr.s of hi, duties.
Samuel North, Of Coopertown, has been appointed Sqe
ci4l Mail agent ir NeE York. Wm. NJ Murphy Of Mays
vile kys Special Nj. Agent at large for the Western
routes.
Tfe Aetioaai Iatligeqcsr Of this morning ia inclined
believe the rumored resignation OF the English Mission
iy Mr. buchanan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-12
NEW.YORK LEGlsLATURE-E1rnA srsuoy.

EAAIk......ALEAsY. 81 ldsy. JllY u. lsiI
Inc Committee Of the Who'll, Mr OTIS ia the Chair
uedaty proceeded % the consideration Of the supply
IN The ten providing FIR the purchase Of the George
"CEI.0n prp,r-, Mr. BABtOth suggested thai the
State should Al; un the collection hsd been thoroughly
examined.
sEFNWAN-If the state wait. !, will lose Just oDs
hrg sHc itat Is tbs papers thsnisss- Iney all %
secured - Other p-les. They valuable lie ihs
(.trroe D'-Iry uncelce, FIR which James Len9& pAd
tRtfiy Stree lILlled d0srs George ColDn vas ths one
" be- baMe aa1 ote te l tie "a ~ tbs 'Y.loh:
IL rsrc Opportunity ior he stsiv % procure tD' ana
the people vii b. aG 70 hear that i-F REPRESENTATIVES,
n BaECOCK thousht the r-ascning 10. conclusive.
n >.rta rirar, .hru not IL maize curiosity slgp.
" tOOLEl-Degosfed .1 orr aIchiges, pOstenfy WI
errret.te the uenae Fs1e r.. a Yuf early records.
is COLLEEN opportunity n secure Tie nrnento 81 ne event
..vsd he lie oi tsliI Zron. Iae original papers
-four 10 ~ po-sessi0n d" @Aa4s '- me STATE h-'i'-'
Mr. Pierce thought tha;tbs valuable papers connected
wiz, our .ry would be produced tls most agtciys
lor by TIE book publishers. IL -hess Paper. bought
others vil fol.ow-tLs d. VIZ CLntol tbs Daniel ID.
Ton rk.rs papers must follow.
The item concerning tie New York Volunteers Vas
strls ken cut
D. u sections making appr0 p.iziors O. u 1fA',
gr VAN SCuDOHHOkkH Rad appropriation u
5000 made =, the Troy Sisters ~ Charity -.
j. ihe discussion OF the clause EsP.-ng aPFfol ~no"
for D.cfrs4fts, 80, .
Mr CONGhR doubted z lis vas IN order in 6L to
provide ior The expense of Government -.
Mr BEEkMAS-1bs bet e. ena..lre Governmsani
can make l. % provide fJr sucn OIL sg IL ~ VII Keep 'D'
llyI 2 moving useful nan, IN aeeifl lnd Tsot -.
The cisca5siol tle S0ppy b.! IS Vesy oesa''"'''
Without gong through he 81 tnr r 'ooA Pi''s
AFTERNOON ,---rlDa- ,.t, A.. "A.
The debate OF the supply bA az eo-"-lsa III INC -
ouEImeLL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-12
Preparations at philadelphia.

IIIAl lIunliY 7,
Tie Committee Of Reception ~ 60 Wilmington t0mor.
row morning IN the steamer John Stevens % meet the
President The number Of the Committee will be much
reduced The members finding that they have 10 pay o.
each the excursion and collation. After landing a
the Navy ard the President will bs escorted by the mill
tsry % Independence Hall whore he viii be officially re-
ceiyed by Mayor Gipin aud the City Councils lie will
put up the Merchants Hotel and splendid entertain
meut 70 be given him by the City - that place 10 the
evening Apart from the Preparations under the supeun
tendence Of the CRY Councils the arrangements so far
have been worthy Of the distinguished position OF the
guest Office hodes having the sole control of the mat
ter to the exclusion ct dsn,eresed friends Of the Pres
dent the latter have become dsgusted and refuse to par
tclIaie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-12
The QEnrrel between buchanan and Marcy The
spanish Mission Edmund Burke.

WASHINGTON, Monsay. JAY n. 1885.
Many ofthe leading Democrats express the opinion tla
though Mir buchanan declares chat hs will viii
meet the Presdeu; in Philadelphia whore the difficulty
will be patched I'll. Ia spite Of Dir Marcy. some m
kesitaiiugy say that Mr. MAreys ooect 10 drive Mr
Buchanan INTO opposition to tue Administration and al
ciusl.y kl him
Minister Soulc holds conferences with the Premier daily
with Vhom be the moe. cordial terms The business
ted with '- Spanish Mission will be dispatched IS
early as possible Mr. Soucs son. talented yoIng
will accompany ls father Private secretary Mr. Per
y, II New hsmp-hire present Secretary Of Legation
the Court Of Madrid, will probably be- continued.
Peter G.. Washington il the Ac.mg Secretary ct the
Treasury IN he absence OF Mr. Guthrie
The friends ofte Administration say thu, the affair
cerurg Woods olfLs Planning achae aiil prove heavy
draw back on Edmund Blrke's paper ZESo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-12
Fatal Railroad Accident Forgery Trial. at Ga


CSCiNNATI, Saturday July . 1859.
train ON the Hamilton Railroad r,n INTO uik wagon
near ihs cry 70 dag, killing the driver Instantly
Judge nm heard the motion 20 day for trial ia
be- OF hisssne and reserved s decision Flndl.y 10
sii AZ large
W. have had light rains day but the river is sii low
and busiues. l. extremely Gull
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-12
The Late judge 1;lenn, &c.

BAL more Monday jay ~, 1883
meeting Of the Bar beld t,dsy 10 Day s rssp-cts
20 the memory Of the late Judge Glenn Addresses wore
made by Chief Justice fancy Keyerdy johnson, sad
jonathan Meredith
No mail south of Charlest0n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-12

PHILADELPHIA Monday. Jsy H. 1873
A storm occurred 80 Cape lsiand on sunday A.
tloCn Two hundred and tiny sst Of the root Ut the nss
Mount Vernon HCuse nf ped OF by wind and Cell
upon On adjoining Kitchen, crushing Ia. The poured
wn in tOrrenfs deli sfg tho unr0oied portion Of the
house The building not occupied.