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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-12

EPUrxAM's Monthly, by G. P. PUTNAM
& Company, 10 Park Place, New York, price
$500.
Many of our readers think of taking some
magazine in 1854, but what one is scarcely de-
cided upon. Most OF the noted magazines may
be seen at the HERALD Office. pUrNAmis all
the one we think worth reading. You car
call and examine the 12 numbers Of 1853 II
you like them well, and approve Of The quality
and quantity of reading, you can send So 90 fol
the y numbers Of 1854. You had better com
mence with the new volume in January. Most
any post master will write and frank a letter
with the money, if he is in good humor when
called on.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-12

I5-We noticed some time since, the
invention Of a new and improved Print
ing Press. by S. D. CAapExrER, former
ly Of the Madison Wis. -7rugs. Ithas
drawn the FIRST premium. plate OF sill
yer worth 500, at the Ohio State Fair.
held al Dayion. He has gone east ID
!; range for lis manufacture.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-12

THE PLUCK OF TURKEy-Kossu
AGA1N.-George n. Saunders, United
States Consul, has advised Austria, that,
unless she withdraws her forces from
the frontier Of Servia, or u,less her
neutrality is guaranteed by England and
France, the Sultan will declare war a.
gain>t Austria.
He also writes that Kossuth's agent
was openly received al Constantin"ple
and Kossuth will be invited 10 Con-
stan,inop'e and placed at the head of a
strong division to march upon Hunga-
ry, unless the above demand is complied
with.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-12

HlssIssIppI CsEDrr.-- After The decis-
ion of the Supreme Court OF Mississippi
establishing the validity of the State
Bones heretofore issued, hopes were en-
tertained that the people would elect a
Legislature TO provide for the payment
Of them. The result Of the recent cleo
'ion presents large majority Of anti
bond payers. Reputation, in the garh
'zTv-I S5efiTacFdcy, TOOK the neIa ana car
ried the day.
Mississippi is the only Black Sheep
in the American Flock but all suffer,
in credit and character. from her deliber-
ate and persevering dishonesty.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-12


First and foremost in the list of those
who will make their impress is Old Bull
lion, who is not inap,ly called the Roar
ing Lion OF the West.
Next on the list is Joshua r.. Gid
dings, who viii probably second Mr.
Bullioa in most, if not all his movements
Gerrit Smith, the eccentric head ant
front OF the extreme wing Of the Abo
litionists, will, no doubt, also, side in iht
main with Messrs. Benton and Giddings
and startle the hot blood Of the South
by radical and anti-slavery proportions
John Wentworth, known AS Long Jobi
is another character, who, after an alb
sence of one term, returns from the Chi
cage District, and will be likely 10 make
as much mischief as he can.
Caleb Lyon, an erraiic Poet and Poll
,ician. Philosopher and Statesman, wht
comes from one of the New York Dis.
Iiricts, as an independent Democrat, and
is one of the greatest champions Of The
Land Reformers, will also figure con-
|sficuously.
Jose Manuel Gallegos, the Delegate
from New Mexico, comes endorsed as Il
,ood Locoloco, but he does not under
stand a word of English, and his speech
es will, therefore, be Greek to most Of
the members.
Mike Walsh, of New York City, APP
pears on The naiionel stage, and that as
the very hardest Of the Hard Shell De-
mocracy of the Empire State. Of him
we need not speak.
The eccentric VIM. r. Smith, Of Ala
balna, who is Doctor, Lawyer, Preach
!er, Professor, and we know not what
else, is another character returned to the
next Congress as Hard Shell Demo
crat. He il was, who, during the last
Congress, made move TO have Kossuth
indicted for high treason.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-12
SHoN SHR1vER, Coonsiabler."

5-A PRizE BABr-Dnring the pro-
gress Of the fair, at Augusta, Ga, the
chairman of the executive committee au'
thorized the anctioneer 10 offer silver
cup as premium for the best-lookiug
baby, Of native growth, Ia months old,
which should be exhibited. A little
daughter of Robert Glover was the only
competitor, and, of course, took the prize
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-12

1JThe volume of local laws passed
by the late legislature is as large as the
Revised Statutes, and the volume of gem
eral laws one hanared and fifty pages
IN addition. They have been published
just in time 10 enable the people, if they
are smart, TO see them before the next
legislature pulls them all to pieces
Kenosha Telegraph.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-12

1.-THE Union has an editorial on the
next Presidential election. Ii denounces
the action OF the lizards, and intInates
that Gen. Pierce will be the next Pres
iient, even without the vote of New
York.
II also is of opinion, from the tone of
the address of the Young Mems Demo
cratic Club in New York, that the
."Hards' will run an independent candi-
date of their own.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-12

pAoIFIc RAlLRoAD.-Ths. letter of
Gov. Stevens, proving not only the prac-
tlcabilily but the superiority Of theSN
thern route, attracts vast attention, as 1t
may exert a potential influence on the f.
nal location of the Pacific road. 1t will
give it the lead over either The Central
or The Southern route mil. Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-12

ia resident Of Lancaster has re.
turned from visit 10 the Crystal Pal
ace, in New York. He brought along
back, lot of Maltese cats aid Shang-
hal chickens. We really believe if tht
newspapers would recommend Chinese
rats for pies, and South Carolina Tur.
key Buzzards for greens, the public lasts
would call for them, and render the bn-
siness Of raising them for market, lu.
crative one.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-12
New York. Dec. 2.

Our Government has received adyices
that The British Cabinet would accepl
The treaty about the Fisheries. as arr
ranged by Secretary Marcy and the Bri-
ilsh Minister Champion. The treaty al
lows 70 Colonial vessels participation in
our Coas.ing trade.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-12

1.-The contraction of fifteen millions
~ New York, no doubt caused BAN
king contraction throughout the Union,
OF al least seventy millions; for no SOON
err do the New York Banks stop dis
counting, than the Banks in every city
aud town in the Union feel the necessi-
~ OF great caution.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-12

IA Mrs. Margaret Douglass, Of
Norfolk, Va, has been teaehing negro
children TO read and write. This is an
ofiense punishable BY fine and imprison-
ment. She was on trial at the latest ac-
counts, and her daughter, indicted on the
same charge, had fed 10 New York.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-12

ia publisher of newspaper OUT
west, in The first issue of his journal,
returns thanks to those who loaned him
the pecuniary means TO start his paper
and gratitude to heaven that there Is no
law in that State enforcing imprisonment
for debt,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-12

When The payment OF broken bank notes
settles a debit has been decided by the
highest court Of Pennsylvania 'thst u
payment in current bank notes dischar-
ged debt, even though the bank had
previously failed, provided both porties
aOere ignorant Of The dcf.' This does
not mean that any party is bound to ac-
cept bank notes in the payment Of debt !,
for gold or silver is the only legal ten
der, but il means that after a party has
accepted them, The payer-if unconscious
loI It's iailure--is moi bound TO take them
back and replace The notes with good
money Milwaukee Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-12

1.-THE Methodist Church confrover,,
sy is at last settled. Il is unders'ooa
that the basis is an equal division Of 'ns
property between the Northern anu
Southern sections.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-12

NWe notice from our exchanges
that the Supervisors oil nearly all The
Counties OF Wisconsin sat ont the fell
time for which the law allows pay, ex-
cept our Grant Co. Board, which did up
their business and sdjeurned on the Sc
ven,h Day. IN Dane County tho Board
sst egey fftssn aays
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-12

TlThe coinage at the Mint during
the first ten months of the present yea
was as follows: Gold, 43,456. 400 /; Dir
yer, 6.0o7.666; Copper, 47,3l5. i0'
tai. $40, Sol .446.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-12

H7-The capital invested in business
in ST. Paul is 907. 400 dollars taxed
property, real and personal, 904.43f
dollars. Number Of Houses: There
are about 700 houses in St. Paul, ana
the population can safely be put down
at 400.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-12

1.-THE expenses Of city government,
IN New York, during the present year
are expected to reach SO ,6OO,oOo.of
an average Of So for each inhabiiant.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-12

B-ln that large region west of Patch
Grove known as "fhe Timber" there
were no improvements worth she name
previous 10 1850. Only thirty bushels
OF wheat were raised that year. As a
small item in the progress of improve
ments going on in that quarter, we are
told that Mr.. JOACHIM RRoADr has
threshed with his machine, about 5000
bushels Of wheat this fall, and that there
are yet few small lots unthreshed.
"The Timber" is we'll timbered
and waiered soil. ciayey limestone
surface, resembling wavy sea that had
come o dead halt and then 5, Ii iitied
iato earth. 1t is not generally known
that the highest, we mean the most ele-
waited lands in Grant County, are in
Patch Grove and MilIyilie. but it is
SO represented in the Geological maps
Of the mining region.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-12

IIPAPER MrLLs, or at least paper
mill, is one of the essential requisites Of
the Northwest by which term we mean
in Iris connection good slice of North
west illiliiiiais, the nor;ih: half Of Iowa, The
whole of Minnesota and the NEST oi
Wisconsin. In all that region there Is
not a paper mill IN existence, and conse-
qnently, all the paper used by this re-
gion, including printing paper, IS brought
from distance, some of it from New
Engla nd and some from Ohio. 1t is e,i-
dent that paper mil would be patronized
by newspaper publishers, if by none 9TH
ers in this ext ensive region, and there
fore have no hesitation in recommending
some enterprise ng man or men who I'M
dersiand the business and who have
enough of capital to make start, 10
come hitler and establish paper fac
tory. Our exchanges would do the craft
at large service by noticing this arti-
Gle, as it may lead 10 the creation Of ore
more paper mill at least Dubuque
Her.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-12

A CRY OF GRoG SHOPS. Ci'y
Marshal of Milwaukee reports three
hundred and ten crop shops in that ci'y Y
two hundred and eighty-one of WINCH
are licensed. IT Argus and Dem.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-12
I've the homer TO be, sir,
Very respectfully
Yonr obedfent servant,
CARLOS ALVAREZ s. Co.

VorE FoR Nevis. the fun
loving editor of the IN. M. T.
nion," says an exchange, is candidate
for the Legislature. In The last number
of his paper. he published a circular Ia
his iell,w-c citizens of eight columns
Whereupon he says:
II may beaskea why I write SO long a
circular. An anecdote will illustrate
my answer. Once upon a time an old
lady sent her grandson out 10 set tur-
key. On his return, the following dia
llogue took place
Sammy, have you Sc; her %
eyes grandma
"Fixed the nest all up nicely 20
"Mighty fine, grandma. /"
Chow many eggs did you put under
her 90
'.One hundred and twenty, grandma. ;"
"Why Sammy, what did you put so
many under her for 20
"Granma, I tvanted TO see her spread
herself"
My opponents will pitch into this CIR
cular-llope they will have good time
in making a large per centage off Of it.
A short one wonld be as much as they
could get over, but / ,oaaz 10 see them
spread Themselves
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-12

a BIC Pr One Of the forms of The
y. I Journal Of Commerce, weighing
300 lbs, was thrown into pi, recently,
while on It's way to the press-rooin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-12

aTThe Sandwich Islands-twelve in
nnnnoer-einbrace superficial area Of
about 6,loO square miles. Four Of the
islands arc raekv and uniahs 5issE,'a.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-12

$. W. Ra1LRoAD-The people Of
6feen Ce'iisty has e subscribed SIC. GOO,
wnhln q few weeks pasl, towards build
ins iliis road, and that an effort will be
iaaes 70 complete il 10 Monroe, within
he ensuing txs.ue months,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-12

A verdict Of $4,000 has recently
tly been rendered in Orange Co., n. =;
against Col. Douglas, wealthy marrie0
man. for The seanoiian af Margaret Ho'S
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-12

ScHonLMAsrEa AHoY The follow
ing graphic moths was posted on tha
Court House door Of neighboring conn
~, few days since, and friend who
preserved a copy thinks it TOO good to
be lost -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-12

5lt IS announced, that Alexander
Dumas, the celebrated French writer.
u coming e shis country "a ras;ia.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-12

E5The Madison Argus suggests The
name of MosEs NJ STRosG and L. b
Villas as suitable candidates for the
position OF Speakers OF the next Assem-
bly.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-12

WrrE-Why don't you call oftener,
you might. Now 40 dali, and be socia-
bic. [Gare closes. There I'm glad she's
gone.
HUsBAND-Tf you are glad she's gone,
why did you press her to call again 50
urgently?
WrFE-Because we've got 10 keep up
you know.
decentralization women are queer
folks, bn I don't believe in false. colors.
Know ysrar true neart, say. and the re-
lsnlt will be few true friends, whom
we shall always be glad to see, indeed.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-12

You can sell wheat for cash, and buy
sools, groceries and hariwares cheap al wy
aIasiAg. See 3aoE1s & 5LASrrosa,s adyer-
tisemeDt
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-12

Is isaac 7. Reihsld has been cleo
ied Chief Iaslise by Ice VzsnaDs Leg
is,atare.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-12
stNoTTS

"Vill pc soit next Montay vas week,
von silver shpoon, Won puter basin, son
musical insical and Won sow nit pig by
me
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-12

GgMr Il. d. BRISTOL having purchased
all the interest in the late firm Of DUNN s.
BRisToL, in and to that 'arge Drug and Book
depot at Potosi, is prepared to furnish cheap
"a arlle es III his Inc See advertisement
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-12

Corner OF fremont and Broomfieid Sts.,
BosToN, Mass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-06
DIED.


BROwNsdd Bridgeport, Conn. Friday Aas IN n.
h seer OF bis George Brown youngest OF Helena and
the ste ". Horace Bfe~u.
family sve7d hi.
Of his
uncls, John Away. No 81 Marset.'
- l9,s I,a.d paper. pet'e COPY - = 10. A.. a.,
Joushan l. Couch General has been sden Of Hsvsns
member Of Asemb Che AZ
bee h,rn General sud Commander Of The tn Div Of the
New York Militia lie the members the Prr-
tssn Church q that place aud for many ruling elder anf
deacsu
MsTOCK-n Dsnbury. Conn Angus. Seth Comstocs aged
%
LOOKFR-At Hobokeu Thursday Aug Of eonsumg ton. Ma
Cslnca LOCKER. IN he 7Oth yesr Of her
Tie ve AID friends respectfully invited - attend her fu1sr-
saturday afternoon O'Clock the Pesbyens,
Cluroh corner Of Washington snd rhir' sts hobokeu
OAkLtlon the OF Aug OF darfheA Lewis Vasey,
Oakley and Fs NOdyne aged m0ohs suf IS days.
Tie friends family invited ateld the tuner
No 67j Greenw cht saturday Aug g. n6pcck r NJ
TRIO s-tefdy sfen,ou aug 81 Samuel Price, Sem in tho
f9ih of sage
rn. odse q. OF respectfully invited 70 aien has nsri
i SUNDAY att moon from Reuben
Free 1esry Third OOwanls Brooklyn Con-
,eftrres e attendance Fulton Ferry O'CLOCK
~hlNNER-On Frcay aug Harry Of X . and ABBY -
Sflrrtr years snd months
lte the requested n attend the uuera hou
NO f stcultav. 20 day saturday. Ang .. a. 0ciock
StOtNENtL A. Hampstead l. L. Adophua Youngest OF
j. ~tou'erc, ssed IS mon hs -
~, 1n.r, viii take place from hs ats residence No l Pnnces
SATURDAY. all o'clock NJ The relatives ani III ,n Of
s ~ ere fully invited attend further
n sins will b. taben % Greenwood tor ntsfmfnL
Aug s. a. F0idlsu, MvganetI
fsfcssrd friends The ftmy respectfully oy'ed 10
attend he the residence her father Sunday afternoon,
A.. ~ ocock. thYbt iurtheT invitation.
VFLLs-A Rocs.nd Lake Auz ih Inflammation Of the stou
ct Benedict Wels krmey OF this IN the 6h efhs
Ite offhc family respectfully invited D. attend his funeral
sstudy at O'clock ~ from bio lac residence at oeasnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-06

Plant f "a mulsto nan seeping 10 saloon OF Coasiltg
ton Hal. No. $50 Broadway, q caterer 10 l,nshio8 re
s.hu Attendants for excursions AMI othsf P1tes
Mr. VI was manager Of COMMITTEES, tor an -xear'
zion dOsn the Bay. Of the - Psireks BsnsYoisn. Ten
p.ranee S0esty III. claim for amour, due, bat Do
med for Refreshments and s;tendants P-in.f Gays h
urnshso BY order Of Mr. MAhsr tso hundred qlts ice
cream tao bans, and slso loaned or hired knives aad
orks patss and SAVERS and brings acton recover %
for the cream a; " oos per quart and alsO for bs Oh
materials ess about ESQ credited and the service Of i've
waters.
In defense the agreement said 70 have besa tie
c. cream was have been furnished AZ uch less sum
than here charged also that the money received
board Was 70 be retained ioTArcs payment BY plaintiff and
70 Iunb-fs Attending rad not been sgccessfI
generally Anticipated. tners being Bat about 81
persona when compaI OF 300 expected that al
tbs money received board for les beng about
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-06
FRIDAY. Am 5-P. NJ


The Stock MARKET again shr1nk under the application Of
call notices and Erie Railroad fell "A cent; Harlem
= cent StOningtoo Hudson River Il Parker Vein
Coal, q Sicsrsgus 1t Cumberland, l Florence and
KeyPort Morris Canal, l. These rates afford much bet
Ter margin for u profits did those Of afsw weeks since
Hose who loaned money stocks and sold tbs securities
get them ia ready fOr delivery 10 their clients
With very sssy frame of mind particularly II the
borrowers had been able make good the margins as they
fell Where the borrower had bottom enough TO foov
The fall caused BY selling his Own stock you may close his
account and buy in yourself At the loves, figure
pocke,ng all he paid changing bis rscAnatons and yours
into strong position take the turn In the The
fail has already attracted buyers and money from out Of
the City The tighter the pinch nov the more rapid
m be The se outside Of ihe stock marke, aud the Ifle
turuol which the banks create in order capts
sgans the law they sroye hard 10 get repealed ters
aptesrs be pressure want Of money. The fsrn
news By the Washington we'll calcaled % inPT IN
creased confidence The fears had subsdec ana tns
prospect Of continued aes OF produce fair ias hon-
don marks had felt the neusnce Of the uncertainty
Inaia and Chln4 - vel Europe oy tae ~tnafsN
OF available balances csasing . fsnsssa o""1a ~" !"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-06
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

SviSDIINo.-A man named jacob S;eckh2rt, entered
ccupn;on thursday before Justices sing TIA; be
had been svnoed out u so under the following
stances sdvert sment Appeared 10 TIE SHa, stating
that clerk wanted IN Newark sud n Il
the proprietor would receive applications for day =.
No % Hudson in this city. The com piAnsnt called
Al, bs plausible repres ntsioDs induced give III
sdvert s,r security, proceeded Newark n "
.ert Don found he bad been svindled Two 9th RS
called upon the advertiser ana induced 70 lodge
- ana the other gold w.teh IN he ellOE hands
concentrations Ths swinc-r started from the hOus tn
sane cay and has not since been lie was -
.npuah lot 10 divulge his name
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-06
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
e.. DISTRICT cOCRT-Bef.re Jude IvgEssoLL.
Hgribut CO. I'D others asi. Snip C9,toa Pisstm

: b Harbut Co. I'D others az. Snip Coto1 Plsstr
DECISION.
In n already rsferred a. nss9rs. HdribI clsn
that they sI'eeuhs II The ship and ths ether
ibellsDts s1teenhs, being majority aud esk % -
possession # ~ snip decreed - them ard she b.
rendered 10 ID II Co sssnips hnsDind. AMI D. en-
ployed BY them might b deemed best Tns ship vas
in rosse-son Of R0bt l. Lane and Ohers Who claim as
owners and deny that Aessrs have any iDs-es, in the
Ii o. such iDteres, E De Acknowledged By Court
If Admiralty having disposed Of Their share By bill u sale
20 Jao. Pratt and done only 70 mortgage they cannot
claim her Claimants offer % bond tAe snip Toe Court
did rot cobsde. the title Of hbeants fully slo~n IS .
warrant the b being taken from possession Of cnaae
ard granted The motion - bond BAT must be Ia fall ya1
to .bfds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-06
snl,- al stock. nf PhiInd Iphia. FnOlr -Aa

Fin, Tl,l A. 40 sf,,e . ~ s4as 40 o. $500 Sibsrsh
Con- O. g7 a. 90 Tsa r IA ~ sIe Sch w ., q w s
3d. 10 10 .~r 81 IS ~ 10 hsr Csss b' 81 100 d.
,fzp ~ 81 PSI TENTH RR. 49, u Psnns RI, fi Oh
an Ey Ba,d-ioC sch Ssv Pref b5 mt 3t 10 10. IS 81
la R,sSpr 4 n 81. 100 ezrsEus Transit s. %.
esonna Eaarf-lt Penns. X. ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-06

COLoRED DAGUrRRroTYPEs-Ine public are invite
GVsSEYs magnificent Daguerrean C.ery No So Broadway g.
bis style Of Cooed Dasa-r-oyPes lev teztzre
which be h.s recently yrodsc-d da-uereye
Frr An Pierce q other celebrities
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-06

LAYING CosStR SroNE The ceremony Of laying the
conner yore - the sir.' ssion Charch corner y
Inn av And : nth T. ird Il. took plse - . 81 eA
Friday AFTERNOON. Bishop JSae- snd k-v John Ia
Kip objected this A,inn. 90,
lhi- ID fc- i % b. pldi substtnnN * 'a'A
ing 60 feet front by 20 feet deep. Eiih hAs- n@a' ~
fr Sunday school Sud other purposes Th= b'dy oi m.
church have full g.-re. the interiors; % D. hlsh~
% imitation 4 Ih- nj ;ls edince, toS-tnsE
with the LOIS will amount % : 900.
RCN OyFR-Thu-sdsy >ftsrhocn itle daughter Of Ar.
J IN Bel. three ysns Old vas knocked doxa and rua
over by hogs- attached 70 art cat which Issns
through >eyerih 81 unattended BY hs fri Tn chilli
r'c-'sd severe cash in the head by blow from the
horses foot
AssArLT AID B,rTERr.-About 70 O'Clock wednesday
nieht man named no Bailey arrested by oh '-r
ki.h 90 suspicion Of having attacked ana beaten
named Charles Leonard while p.ssnS through Ish I'll -
Accused recoumittei for exVn nation
STEALING C1G1Rs On Thursday moving. old man
81 Patrick NcCue seu tc The County Psntent,ry
for ~ days charge Of stealing Two boxes OF cis.
from porter house in Grand Il
PErrr LARcrsY.-Thursday morning, two young
81 James Listen ana James Cogsu were Sent % the
Peni;en,isry 20 DAYS each for stealing crocSery om
store door in Grand Il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-06

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