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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-01-27

DEFAJLrEE.--Mr. Narney, late Treas
urer of Dane County, IS reported to have
absconded with some $1,000 of the coun-
~ moneys in his possession.
The News says
He IS a heavy contractor. built the
University at Madison. and we believe had
the contract for building the new Hotel
He has now, it seems. gone to fuanciering
on the most approved wing principle"
lie probably learned it Of the Demo
cracy. as he IS the gentleman who fuan-
elered with Gov. Dewey. and his Secretary
Delaplaiue, in the contract for repairs
about the Capitol, the beauties of which
we exposed so fully last winter He has
been to a good school
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-01-27

BiHs Introduced By Mr. Barnes, of
of Washington county. to amend charter
Milwaukee aud Fond du Lac Railroad
CO.
By Mr CarIise, for dan across Nil
River
By Mr. Robson Of Calumet county ;
reviying a special tax for State road
BY Mr. Dodge, TO amend C4pte- ), r
By Sir Bartlett, to prevent circulation
Of spurious Bank notes.
BY Mir -- amending clap liz Of
laws of 1851, reducing rates of interest
from II to 10 per cent,
By Mr. Ladue. from Printing Commit
tee, reported in favor of printing 5000 cop
les Of State uperinten6cut's Report and
5000 of the other reports After debate
the question was divided-~the first branch
carried and the other lost--yeas 81 nays
SO
Sundry reports from Standing Commit
tees we're received.
January 20
SENATE
Bills Int oduced By Mr.. Whittlesey
a bill to limit the rate Of interest and t.
repeal certain acts therein named
\ bill to authorize certain Towns Git
les, Counties and Villages. to loan their
credit to aid IN the construction Of the
Green Bay, Milwaukee and Chicago Rail
road
Bills read third time and passed !
bill TO authorize appeals to be taken from
tie decisions Of the Register Of the State
Land Office
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-01-27
State Agricultural Society

The annual meeting for the election Of officers
7f this - sNyas held at the Capitol on the
9th inst
The election resulted in the choice Of tie fol
owing officers for the ensuing year:
President,
ELISHA ". EDGERTON, Of Waukesha
Nice-Presideuts,
BERTINE PINkNEY, OF Fond du Lac,
\. B. CLAPP, Of Kenosha,
CHARLES DUNN, Of Lafayette
Secretary,
ALBERT c. INGHAAT, of Dane
Treasurer
SIMEON MILLS, of Dane
Executive Committee.
HIRAM BARBER, Of Dodge,
H. N. BILLINGS. Of Iowa,
z. P BURDICK, Of Rock.
MARTIN FIELD, Of Waukesha,
s. S. DAGGETT, of Milwaukee.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-23
DAILY CRESCENT.


A SPLENDID DEscRrPrfox -One Paul Deuton,
a Methodist preacher IN Texas, advertised
barbecue, with better liquor than usually far
nished. When the people were spsutads .
desperado in the crowd cried out, |" -. Rsul
Denton, your reverencsskas lied. You pxumlssd
US not only aeood barbecue but better Dqesr.
Where Is the liquor 7" @
q There p answered the missionary, h TO-
Of thunder, and pointing his motionlew finger
at the matchiess liable spring. gushing up =
two strong columns, with sound like . skoat
of JOY from the bosom Of the earth There
pc repeated, with look terrible - the EGzt-
mng, while his enemy actually trsmbled on his
ieet there is the liquor which God, the Eter-
nal, brews for all his children
"Not in the simmering still, over smoky 1rsus
choked with poisonous 9asses, ard suyroua5o1
with the stencil Of siekening odors snd ri
corruptions, doth your Father il Heaven -
pare the precious essence of life, tie pare cold
water But in the green glade and gYsssy dell,
where the red deer wanders, and the child loves
20 play, there God brevs il; and down, low
iown in the deepest vallies, where the fountain
nurmurs and upon the tail mounssin ~,
where the naked granite glitteFs 1iks gS1S l15ks
sun, wnere the storms crsah, and away far out,
IN the wide, wild sea, where the hnrrieane
howls music, and the big wsvea roar The ch6rus,
sweeping the march Of God there he brsWs II,
that beverage of life, health giving v1A1s. Al
every where it is thing Of beauty, -
in the dew drop; singing in the sun1 y
shining in the ice gem, till the tree j
turned to living jewels, spreading eold !!
over the setting sun, or q white ganse aze1na
the midnight moon; sporting in fhe cstAraet ;
sleeping in the glacier; dancing in ths hale
shower; folding its bright snow curtains sc1sly
about the wintry world; and weaving the many
colored iris, that seraphs zone of the ~, whose
| warp is the rain drop Of earth, wbos ueof h
| tle sunbeam cf heaven, al cheeksrea ossx
with celestial flowers, by The mystic hana d
rsfraction Still always it's besutifnl-that
blessed life water no poison bubbles On its
brink; its foam brings mot madness aYd mnr-
der; no blood stains its liquid glaaoF pale
/ widows and starving orphans weep not buRHn1
tears in its depths; NO drunkarfs 6at(htn1
ghost from the grave curses it in wCrdssf -
aal despair! Speak out my friends, wgu1 ~
exchange it for the demons drink, alseka Z
] a shout like the roar Of tempest answexsar-
I 50 No .l.f5r
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-23
GREAT NORTHEBN1 :

q MEAT NORIHEbN -sl.a .ss..51 F-5s5 5ssssss=5@1
eh1Tg hfrfS spl7 Sas = sS-ss55 n.
Sa Es1 sa Il psS Rs
Ss and % sala raIa Raad PAas M
g SINNER INN +. ss, Illinois nv,
" XII s'a's = cs5 at L eIsa
SsssA as 'ssf sss ss ssprss'ns
chicago ossand Bu Albany sy he S sqisio saa
One only Sunday ae at o'clock p H. connecting
No N s 5R P@ oes GhsgS o G hs Est
c Louis 3 s'siy X X%Gn9s sanasy At
5rsg sPs'ga.a t a. E. VUk sonnsf,HE & B,'%gtoI
Tran Striving in chaga i p NJ eoaseeus with Southern Mshi
an Trans At o'clock hroegs 70 New Yok IA thyr
=. ,,,,,r,,,,,,, v1a JbsEE TRAINS DAILY
viii hs Lake sRol atoSd sh sad f'a
wh u o 1 IIfgsTs I @ Day F. e's @ o whh & ayf
y siyh rcss Which leaves Buffalo a, NJ ar.
ss Il ies ssf3lRs Chicago at IA a which
a Ss the 49, s LAKE @ 3 % s ,a N ssnS 1 Ps,
Es.ress which leaves Buffalo Al, arriving NswYok s5s
3D. TELEGRAPH ExPREss-Leaves Chicago NJ making tue
EGea connections m At and b Lake ssoe Railroad
%ot ay A.S oaes asi sih a5Ss' at
the ii S ' c for nd sss ana e e
P sS os % eGca:S sfs Summing ns
Rsaass By MSSn & GetGs saOa$ and IL Lake to Buffalo s4
the BY this line. miles. VI
RAILROAD CONNECTIONS.
Also Bellevue with Mai River Road, o Dayton Springfield
z.o ytt Mansfield Road @ celapes. and cn
& Ea % sqa asd 5
Ao Blao with York to Albany Hudson River
q thus forming aeompeie Raroad eOnnseon with all the im-
.ss i1Ss sSs es nsa"r a he En-. % sss c
the following sp endld low pressure .sssme,s:
"a PE sfS f2gEgsRs a5ss #aa
% ne e which Leaves ssS Tsdo every supd direct
Fia ars ia
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-23

A good story is told Of rustic y641 - .
country girl who sat facing each oeh1 - Ne
supper table of husking party. II yputA,
smitten with the charms Of the beautifm maid.
only vented his passion in sly looks. snd NV
and then touching Pstty's foot under the table
At that time, there being no Blo0merp, - Gris
either fearful of the purity Of her stochpGp, or
determined to make the youth exprs1b what he
appeared so warmly to feel, bore. with his ad-
yances little while ie silence, when she cried
out, Look here, If you love me, tell mo -, bat
don't dirty my stockings"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-23


the public the advantage Of two fast Daily Mail line;
ARRivEK
York b NJ and Phiadelpha at e and
Pm Baltimore M and
tmore AZ Washington at and II and
and I pm. and 81 Pm.
Washington 61S at IL and
fredericksburg and ichmond W and
Richmond SI and Petersburg 5r.M. aud sH
Petersburg 81 PlM aud Weldon nj M. and IL NJ
Weldon II P.M. aud P. Wilmington at M. and PM
wilmington ut lOP.a. Chaseson at 5 Am.
By the above schedule ii will be perceived that going
sonth leaving New York at 81 Philadelphia l0E
Baltimore raach
Breakfast board the passing the
ID view OF Mount Vernon, By daylight.
arriving At washington from Baltimore by the Train Of
A. NJ or 20 p NJ or p NJ have the advantage Of
ths on board the Potomac
ats arranged o the purpose the Richmond
Hashingtqn in time TO lodge the esecond night " - "
The twoines this
vantage reaching Charleston possible tme
of resting, he Chores bis journey much
avoiding the nk Of serious delay event Of
ca h of connection at any point. - y "
Omnbuses Baggage Wagons provided ne which
and their baggage conveyed through
aecomp route the whole dis
i.ac between New York and Charleston S. c.
Charleston, south Of Washngton
checked Washington, and thence Charleston
any polEt Of destination.
t For and through app, in New
M Railroad Uihce, foot of Liberty
lpha as Phtsdelphia Use or on
moe At the Teke Once, adjoining Washing ton
4ii0-1 . STOCKTON a FALLS
v9ss an 4. y. kREBS Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-23
aIOR BALTIMORE. WASHING

aTOR BALTIMORE, WASHING -EH5ss55sssss5sF1
H TON, PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK -NAA--ss- -NsAA-zsss-
GREAT THROUGH LINE FOR THE EAST !-BALTlMORE AND
mo RAILROAD from Wheeling Baltimore, and connecting with
the Washington Branch Railroad the Junction. (aiey called the
Relay fIou nine miles from Baltimore with the Philadelphia
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad to Philadelphia.
The tunnels the Of the fully
peted the whole fine condition. presenting Of the
picturesque and romantic the
the comfort and safety pass constantly exercised BY the
officers this there the
United States Notwithstanding
iuus agents of other routes to tue contrary. -
The and splendid steamers OF the Union Line from Louisville
places Baltimore, Washington Philadelphia
pHy had OF Wall Widen Boat Agents. and Fulton Newell,
ves ST. Louis the boas the Union Line only Louisville
The Wheeling,
pisse ngers baggage carefully transferred 10 the
The Express Mail Train leaves Wheeling daily past
and arrives Cumberland, (20i mles) and allowing
morning, early Washington aud PHILADELPHIA
making through from Wheeling less Than twenty
hours, including stoppages. = - .,
well as one o she most pleasant the Easi.
checked through the Eastern whon
anerred Washington
Travellers allowed ample time and opportunity all points obtain
e
Through (neudng meals, the boat TO
Lousv Baltimore with the privilege Of lying anywhere on
The route sis Washington $40; Phadepha so To be had
u te Agents ABOVE,
The Railroad Wheeling Baltimore % bo to Phiade
Ihta or ashington, ~ 30.
atop running the Ohio for the
reach Wheeling by of Columbus and GAINESVILLE ONO
Frgh to all by this direct and speedy
by other roue AL property carefully handed and delivered
good order.
Inquire above, and Of JosgpH E. Erpkr
No. 40 Commercial eel Pine.
au2. wM PARKER, General Superintendent, Baltimore.
HHEESE.-
W so1 boxes WESTERN RESERVE;
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-23

cllIeIglt pasHage, apply 70 =
EDW,D X. COLLINS co, SO Wall street. N.Y.
BROWN, SHiPLEY d CO.. Liverpool,
+. G. ROBERTS CO. ,l3 Kings Aims Yard London
JOHN MUNROE Il CO.,
26 Rue Noe Dame VICTORIES, Paris,
GEO Fl. DRAPER, tlayre.
~ rbeo wue these ships will nos be accountable for Gold
w. ui.n Specie Jew ery Precious sonea Meta unless Bills
therefor and the value thereof therein
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-23

llNTHITE LEAD-In %, so, 100 and 500 lb.
wv ksgs Atlantic Uron, Brooklyn Pacific, Ulster and
sssiss WRsjssd French 4NcfOr sale BY
yaS A.DkLAeRAvS GO. Magazine sHss@
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-23

WATEREyvG PLACES.
r AXE SHORE PACKET STEAMER :

AXE SHORE PACKET STEAMER ad@s
\ CREOLE-Snnmsr
EAn SphINGs, biloxi and srpedee lantingshe
sptno low sismer CREOLE Cbsres Walker,
fer this trade, with superior
IA tclloyA - -
TUESDAYS. by A. NJ. Cars FRIDAYS ...by p NJ Carr
THuRsDhyS. by A. NJ. Cars SATURDAYS. ,bv p NJ Cars
NJ aowsi - - " - ,
,,-,., Lsases Nep Orieans: Lsares Ocsan sbFag,:
tuesdays. by "A NJ. lTUESpa " sNINGS
THURSDAYS by A. NJ. cnrg. THUR
FRIDAYS p. nj. ests.ls S1ycs
SATgkDA VS. by P. NJ. cars. SUNDAY FVFNIyGs
~ Freight reeeyed the Railroad Up 10 O'clock
~ Ih. Way Letter Bag will leave the office The
dayA At az O'Clock y = ~ '
II Fare Bay 81 Louis and Psas S2 Children and
yanHf IS; Deck 81. Miasppi Cy 3oIi AMI ocenr
Springs, ~ so; chdren and servqn's si 50; Deck sf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-23
STEAMBOATS,.
MOBILE.

El'OR MOBILE, BAY ST. LOUIS rR-A
H. AND PASS CHRISTIAN. - Daily U. Mail .&z1sSkxzs7
Arrsnseyynt The spspiid paaIei
1.sanes % OsEG0N Capt A. Iiern, and FLORIDA, Capt
Jih will Ronhasr RsIoad BaTfv
~ sfrv. the Lake ofhe ~ o'clock
nad Pass Christian daily returning
turning f' ~ "'- ~
me ttar Bag er Mobile ard ab.ve places .hs
one. oi the Agent - hatpast u oceek a.
20 Let'ers East Of be
will be detained day a - - =
W Freight for oroh
10Y steamers CALIFORNIA or CREOLE
iel " asnrss, Avept. 10 Bank Place
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-23

Passage from New York to Southampton aod BremenF Cabin
st cabin lower sloon a0D second do SEQ.
All pass through the Postofce
No bills ofladng will be signed On the day Of sailing
An experienced Surgeon is attached to each nhp.
For reigla passage apply to
MoILER, SAND : RIERA, 20 South street. New York
c. A. HElNCKEN 4 CO, bremen.
MARTINEhu, CROSkEY q CO., Southampton.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-23
STEAM COMMUNICATION BE- zfSs;

- TIE A Nj COMMUNICATION BE- <SfT1SSS,
- TWEEN NEW YORK AND GLAsGoW.-The - ik1aiszs
gov York Steamship Conpany powerful
GLASGOW and 400 horse pwe Reler Craig commander
appointed sail from hsw York direct for Glasgow follows
Saturday 18th ae ~ O'CLOCK noon Saturday, 10th Sep
teInber, at IL O'Clock, noon.
PASSAGE
Cabin, saloou state
First Cabin, midship state rooms
second W
Stewards fee included.
limited number passengers will be tken supplied
with provisions quality properly eooAd $40. Carries Sur
geon. Fer freight or passage apply to . ,,,., -, -
Am ]
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-23
TgSHE NEW YORK AND LIVER sssT66SiFFiss II
z rnoI uNlrEn STATES MALL STEAMERS sSSllkiAerrs

Tho shlla composing this Line are the - :.
ATLANTIC, Captain Wess. PACIFIC Captain Nye,
ARCIIC, Captain Luce. BALTIC, Captain Comstook.
ADRIATIC, Captain -.
Ships built expressly for Government
Service every their construction in the En-
+, ngdrs unsqualed for elegance and comfort -
Price Liverpool trst cabin S20
s3Oo in second cabin, go nom Ii
yerpoo TO NewYork $50 and f90.
An Surgeon attached to each ship.
70 berth can't secured until paid for.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-23
BRaZOS SANTIAGO.

viii THURSDAY sestembsr ~. o'ciocA A. N.
EHOR BRAZ0S SANTIAGO, POINT .<eeEfx
~ ISABEL. MATAAdoRos and BRowNSvILLE.-X3l4ISs
Regular Newoeans and Texas Mail Line seaia
fThe favor leanhip YACHT p Duey,
aboye, carrying the 49, Malta For light passage having
Superior state accommodations, apply to -
HARRIS 4 MORGAN. 10 foot Of Julia street,
sT opposite tbe Steamship Isniing.
nv Measurement goods per loot IS cts; dry b'rre
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-23

W ICE-50 casks Carolina, for sale by
IL Jyit BARELLI 4 co. el Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-23
RED RIVER.

RED RIVER.
- viii leave MONDAY, September %, at O'Clock Pm
NfOR GRAND ECORE, NATcHI- c-s
a TOCHES ALEXANDRIA aud all eeIA =
lsndngs and light drauzht steamer II. y,
DONIA, VIM Kay, master will leave For iregbt Al
passage apply on board, s "
SMITH & FIMIsTER, 81 Poydras street.
| Of reshipping. f'' ~ $50 f'i' 20
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-23

- VII ieaye IiDAY, september a3, at 5 O'clock p NJ
kNOR PRINCETON, LAKE PRovI- -
a DENCE, MILLIKENs BEND, viCKsBURG, LslklAksT
GRAND GULF, RODNEY. MATCHES FORT AID.
As BAYOU SARA, BATON ROUGE nermsdias ia9aies
Ihs splendid passenger steamer FRANK LYON Estes
MASTER VIII leave hbove For freight passage apply
10 sIROrHsR BROS Povdrhs street az
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-23
pTCRSBUPG

ENOR VICKSBURG, WARRENToN. s-
Nv NEW NhTcS.l SGARTaAGE tn SaASp GULF ROD, sEs9
snt BATON Saturday Weekly VieLs6a
Steamer SOUTHERN BELLE The ne W magnificent auI swift
rnnnng packet SOUTHERN be LIE Cn,ain MI
White will leave ferh or passage stIy IN board ar
\ EJN,Ti o'e' VI
We nesday morning, to receive freight. "a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-23

NHEESE.-
W 500 boxes WESTERN RESERVE;
20 GOSHEN;
bO PINE APPLE. For sale by
anis A. ID. GRIEFF 4 CO. 90 and ~ Old Iovee.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-23
NEW YORK AND HAvRE STEAM .ssFfs.

V NAVIGATION COMPANY. U. s Mail szzaaksaE
steamers the FRANKLIN, j. A woop ts HI NJ
oLDf, ID Line commander will leave New York, Havre and
Southampton, for the iss3, the following days
From New York. From Hayre. From Southampton.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-23

DROUGHT to the First District Police g
y Prison- -
PHILLIP CALEB baet tet inches has scar ~
the left cheek Says he belongs Mr. Franeo
Fozan.
LUCINDA black, teet inches high, years DID, SAYS sh
belongs 20 hif. Louis Coquilion, Of Manievie
THOMAS gG, fleet inches hgh about 10 DID, Says
helongs % Mr.. usffiet.
The wi, pase comply with tho law respecting thm
JONATHAN W0RRALL, Ward r.
New rrAans, Saptsnjbsr 13, 10 ta~
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-01-29

FISHING e:e az; -:!s":u4 f,.,c, lie s,y;-,, az,
mi in hi, peculiar an. eml hath manner
Lid, "lc-, MIR Briss>, all tia, i. good il /
owe 10 my nGtnr7.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-01-29
Nj e. PBL e WORK.

- '.'.- r'..,l.". ia style ..ljcl,,> >,i
'"H>~r Ia. rice is,~ ap,t.t.y,.. md ...I.
-, 1888 ''''''
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-01-29
Eternity.
BY r. TNiLi5r HAROLD.

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Court PROCEEDINGS.

To the polite attention of G.. NJ. Reed, Esqr,
we are indebted for the following I4otices Of the
cases tried in court this week.
P. G. Bailey's Administrators u.s. 1holaas
Carol and Jos. Deiser s,u'riring D. Brown.-Sci-
ri; Facias.-Dfts. plead payment with feave''
&c. 5th December 1858, Jury called and sworn,
who do find for the Plaintiff S245, % with costs
Same Plaintiff rs. Same Defendant.-Sciri Fa-
cias.-Same as the aboye.-5th December 1858.
Jury called and sworn, who do find for Plaintiff.
S203,65, with costs.
George Elder rs. Joseph DIagehdn.-Sciri Fa-
cias Sur Mortage, 2nd May 1852, DIT. pleads
'',a,dfidl Record and payment arith ieare &C. 5th
December 1858. Jury called and sworn-yerdict
fer Plaintiff, for SG0,96.
DGrd Bralcley Ddrid HuJTiS.-Appeal 5th
December 1858, Deft. pleads non aSsunst and
Dqynlept lrith ledre sc. 9th December 1853 cause
reached and DIT. gives judgement for Plaintiff for
So and costs.
l.. M. TrotdmGa u.s. james II. MitcheH-Sciri
Facas, 18th July 1853 DIT. pleads '.Nultiel rec
ry called and sworn, who say that they tlsey do
find for the DIT.
Robinson s. Ansb,,gh as Gaies-Appcal. 9th
Nov 1907, Dtt. pleauS won dSSHWDSiSt ana pdY-
,7,eat qriih leace &c. 18th December 1858. Jury
called and sworn, Iao do ,ay that they nnd fur
the Plaintiff, 81 80 and that each party pay one
half costs.
4ndre1c Doanelly's Ids. as. lny lMclHdndmy
Ids Of John lIcMandmy.-Dcbt. goth Dec.
1850 death of An. Donnelly suggested and r. L.
Johnston, Esq, Ads. substituted. 23d January,
1851 Deft pleads g nun est factum and payment
with leave, &c' 18th December, 1858, jury call
cd, sworn and Judgment for Plant. for S249, As
with costs.
Pat. Coa,rdy rs. Lalrrence Cassiday and MehGcl
NagIe.-Ejectment. 14th December 1852 Defts
pleads q Not Guilty" 18th December 1858,
Jury called and sworn, who say that they find
for the Plant.
Samuel Huffman IS. 44icFaader HvrPhy.-Tres-
pass. Dist May 1851, Deft. pleads Not Gull
ty" 18th December, 1858, jury called and
sworn. who do find for Plant. $50 damages and
costs.
Michael Bronif Us. Darid E. Darts and Ed
Deft. pleads ''Not Guilty" 18th December,
1853, Jury called and Deft. gives judgment to the
Plant. to be released on payment of Sl72,6T, in
months from this date
Geo. d. Clark rs. DGcid Broker and Samuel
d. Goughenotr, Supervisors of Jackson totrllShip.
-Trcspass 22d Jan. 1852, Deft pleads q Not
Guilty. 18th December, 1858, Jury called and
sworn, who say that they do find for Plant. $100
with costs.
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yuIien,s Monster Orchestra.
Dec. Q, 1858.

WHEREVER Julien's name is known, the " Katy
VI Did Polka'' has an unrivalled popularity
There have been copies of this piece sold, for
the short time it has been issued, than any other
musical composition ever published in America
ehristy's " The Oder Side Of Jordan" though 1t
has not equaled in numbers the sale of the . huty
Did yet the demand for it is great, and is driving
out of market the many spurious copies purport-
ing to be sung by Christy's Minstrefs. Ask for
Christys The Other Side Of Jordan" ;" 1t has an
illustrated title and portrait of Earle II. Pierce, IN
costume. All Others are spurious. Christy's new
Songs Oid Times Come -igain," by Charles Con-
verse lSally Prime and % 'JHias from kentucky
are having glorious They are nightly sung
to crowded audiences, and are universally sought
after.
WM. HALL & SON,
239 Broadway.
Don q 1oS2
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CAMBRIA HOUSE.
Jeffeson, Cambria County, Pennsylvania,
JOHN RRAWLEK, Proprietor,

THE Proprietor of this new Hotel would res
Il pectf,lly inform the public that he has it
now open, and ready for the accommodation of
guests n, pains or expense has been spared in
the Furnishing and arranging of this House; and
the building itself being new, commpdious and
convenient Ii viii be found pleasant place of So
iorrn for travellers and boarders-
HIS BAR will at all times be supplied With the
best of Vines apd Liquors, and HIS TABLE will
contain every delicacy the Market can afford. The
beds arc new and good, and the health, ease and
comfort o. his guests will be untiringly studied.
BOARLERS will be taken by the week on rea-
sonable tens.
nsa Al attentive Ostler will always be in atten-
dance ant the stabling will be found good.
Nov. Is 1858.