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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-14


BRrCK-Ihe business doing IL limited and prices are sta
tiou.ry AZ - 500 for 20 prime Hard North River
PHILADELPHIA are selling a. &l8d ta!. a. 10 quality
BOOTS AND sHOES-There exists onya moderate de-
and and this entirely 20 the local trade The sup
plies In the han Of Eastern Manufacturer Is not sse with
little disposition enter procueuons The supply
here but adequate TO the demand Some inquiry
BREswAx dull: sale Of l 800 rs. Southern yellow was
usde at 28d2s.c cash
COAL-Foeisn quite duh and much depressed; ,Ale' Of
80 tuns from vessel yard AZ ssd t3 50; domesc dull,
bu, unchsr ged sales &c from vessel aud 81 from yard
COPPER-New sheshns is firm At the lac improve nent,
Int l. ouet AZ Sc Yellow Meta l. steady so sheets Eng
.h At 6c Taunton 26;c and 90 Bs old Sheahins
81 22d13c.
CORDAGE-Manla |. OF slow sale, and prices evisr
sale. ~ l53e American raned at 49, and Rush.
Of l6ic
CANDLEs-Our quotations are UNCHANGED, with fair de-
rspd for All descriptions .ses 900 boxes Adsmsntne $50
26c I months Plain Sperm At 29a &c. mostly for future
delivery; and Patent do al 38dfc.
COFFEE With the exception Of Rio. which Is in rather
better request the market continues dull but without
quoshe change; sales $50 bags Rio =. sdl0e 500 d.reaie9
Al lCd cic 10 bass St Domingo part Cape ~ sd3c 30
bars Jamaica at % . bales Mochs at lc Us bags Java at
l2id lSc. -
COTTON-There very little anmson ia market for
hi. staple and prices unsettled and irregular The inquiry
moderate and for home consumpton Trivial We
give quotations, which are nominal;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-14

FRUlTS-Pnces Of RAisins have slightly receded the de-
At 81 20 for Wetdred and IS for Dry; 1900 h.lf do
& SOdsl IS; 1850 gr do. a. 75e7c 500 boxes LAYER at
Is C5dt3 lC; $50 half do. do arrive at 81 IS; l5o bas
Virginia Pea Nuts 81 2 25 Dbl. Cun.nts 2ldlec 50
Inca soft shell Almonds at he ~ bags Brazil Nuts AZ
West India Fruit in fair supply the arrivals have been
lees frequent but prices remain without essential eh,nss
sales Of Havana and Jamaica Oranges at s6dS7 and 81 900
Of the former arrive per Empire City At IS u
Western Apples ess plenty and 10 active demsnd sales
Of $50 bbL 81 75dsS y Dbl for Badwins. Greeonss
and wanted ct esds9 y bb little lot Of choice brought
$40 Dried Apples In moderate request at &C. peeled
Pesche, at lSc unpeeled do u4d5ci Cberre. AZ ac and
Plums 3c At suction so fresh Bordeaux Prunss
from Isl 2e 525 Bunch Raisn. 30; $50 malt do
81 2 22 boxes dry Layers IS IS ol 50 kegs Seed
81 75dS4 CO.; 100 trails do 80 75 Z.ate
Currants St Isle: n 2s do :. 7d7tc 80 trails Jordan
4mos
the market IL fairly supplied. but very setive.
PIsH-ln Dry Cod there little change notices there
abundance In the market supply the Of the trade
which very limited sales OF quinss sjor Grand Bank
for DO Msrbehesd Georges Bank very with
eTe very while ANAL plenty with bat little
inquiry; go bb sold s9 50 for No large; SIS % for No
do Shore do. sass 50; and small No. 3 a. <0GsS
smoied Herring quiet No are scarce, ct Ss Sealed
plenty 45d&c Pickled Herring quiet 400 bbs
E1sipo ard HsfsI sold TO arrive privve ermsor about
- for Es.tport, snd IS 50 for Hslif.I
FIRE-CRACKERS-We hear Of sales OF 800 bo1es Csnton
40 packs. a. 81 20, six moofhs
GRANITE demand Is fair for Wheat for milling aud the
again better; the stock small s,es Of so bush.
fair white Michigan 81 q aud oe do inferior white Cans
clan .nutty so Rye frp oil 40 for River; Gales
Of 30 bush a. 81 50 for common Long Island, and 81 81
for Southern Barley quiet 81 81 Sodsl So Barley Malt
SEC for Western and sSc Tor Jersey Corn is in moder,:.
stock and in fair request for and the East sales Of
90 eco bush sass for Southern white 5d9ic for DO.
yellow. aSds7e for round yellow, and s5c for Western
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-14

,,v ., Bss.on 70 rsleuits. In sal~', - loen
or 81 A. o", so. % 49, t ,Sa: one
loaf =, en.r .. Ayrtr Larab-', as, one hen'
D.. AJ. L1t'I 81 sTs ,sS' - c,e Of
Two - n.l.sn heavy Pipe slaves p snd , = e-nt
90 tn 80 80 from ciy ego, bds lts ua.t II
pm 80 "a back e SO; Sr hs. 1872 iun. 20 Af.nis.
~. aud baes 20 New fk Hsh'a1 holAs.es -
~ iis r.iI. hrs TrinHsd Cuba 20 New fork NnfH
..c,r from Sirninst0a. y 10 Perto Rico. Lfni1-r
a. nd bach 70 Nex YoIt sugar SIZE, snd Mosssss -
nd one Of 30 tups rgn ilmins,eo to Fore MO- sad
., Ncs York Philadelphia Baltimore 81 30, or -
po,o Rico only y for Lumeer two fron Attaksp.'
70 New Yort sugar ard Molsssss s7 one same yoy.s1
a. 20. orc from Geosgetown. {, to Wind@Hd 5" l..
I.ard Lnber about al and one from No''A Car0lini 'e
New Yort Corn l4e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-14

BOsTON-Ar Dec. - stsp Syren from Calcutta. Aug n
On the ID inst in lat SO 81 N lon 81 SIS W. sgnaked the
ship Horao Croker from shanghai for New York On the
10th in lar 10 So lon SO N W. spoke ship Ysnkee Ranger
from Rocklsnd for New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-14
BowERY SAVINGS BANK New York Dec IA, 1885,

BowERY SAVINGS BANK New York Dec. H. lSSt
nIVIDEND.-The DEPOSITORS are hereby
~ notified that asem Dividend the rate OF Five Per
per s Of I've dollars and upward and Leo
five hundred dollars and Four Per Cent 81
sums hundred dollars and upward which shall have esea
posted least three mont the fret Of January nszi,
will be paid to DepOstOrs on. or aney MONDAY, January
IS during the hours Of business at the Bank All Interest 900
csed for will remain principal and draw Interest according
ly from Jsnusry I.
The Bank is open for busn Daily from 10 20 PPM,
ard on MONDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, from
10 p. NJ at No i30 Bowsry.
BY oTdor Of the Trustees JAMES MILLS, Pfes.
q II CoCcESHAIL seciy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-14

IMMATURE .LMAEAc........ rals DAY.
srxRi.,s.7 IS sets...... 81 nooS-Rises..,. lin
HIGH wATER........ THIS DAY. "a
s.,5v Heok Og Gov Island. 50 Hell Gste..... ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-14
financial.

ALBERT n NcoLAY, Auctioneer: -
CTOCES and BONDS at ACKNOWLEDGING
DAY Dec a. 1854 2i o'clock st the Merchants Exchange
for account Of whom II concern:
slfooO Ohio and Mississippi Railroad 20 Msese csn@
i,t A rril and lst October I'll OoO each
$500 Green Bay Milwaukee and Chicago RsilIosd Cos
per cent LIST Mosass Bonds Interest IN APn' ana oe00e'
$40 coo New York and Harlem Railroad LEE MORTGAGE per
Boudsi Interest payable LIST May and 't NOVEMBER
s2Go ssudu.ky Mansfield and Newark Railroad is Mort
sase per Bonds; Interest Isl March ana Isl oep'e'
$1,000 Cleveland aud Toledo Railroad cent lnsoms
Convertible Bonds interest lat January and st july Ne"
@ Civ of Milwaukee PEI Bonds dated Oct y,
1855 and Sept 1873 interest payable LIST March ana ie
COO Michigan southern Railroad per Bonds In,er
est payable is March and st September 600 each
payable lat June and LIST December. 81 500 each.
90 shares Illinois Central Railroad 90 paid n 900 eaeh
100 shares Brooklyn City Railroad (o per cent paid IND
IGS shares Third sv. Railroad. 800 each.
2g6 Norwich and New London Steamboat Co. &25 each.
paid at time and place OF .ais,l 800 each.
20 shares 81 Nicholas Bank, sioo each.
40 shares Island City Bank = Is each
~ shares Groctrs Bank $50 each.
% shares Chatham Bank Sl5 each.
24s shares Empire City Bank. s25 each.
a. shares Central Bank, S25 each.
10 shares nickeTboci eT Bank, S8 each
20 shares Ohio Life Insurance aud Tru.t Co. 100 each
shares keyso,e Insurance Co. Of Philadelphia 'hyPan'
IS shares Peter Cooper Fire Insurance Co. go each.
bsfg O'clock tornorrow The accrued interest all the
Bono. will be cssIgsd s % m Bq,iRs'er
rites every MONDAY and THURSDAY, and slso special
,a,s Tuesday. Wednesday Friday and Saturday at the
AT PRvArE sALE-A variety Of first elias, Railroad
Bonds, Bank Insurance and other stock, .a..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-14
TREAsVRERs OFFICE. CLEVELAND, PAIsgsvILLE AND
Am ARfI RAI no An 4

NOTICE.-A Cash Dividend Of FIVE PER
IN CENT the full paid stock Of this Compsn and the
pro the stock issued by order Of the Board
April 1854 has been declared Of the earnings for
months ending Deeember ST. 1854 payable to the sock
holders at the Ofee of the Treasurer In Cleveland on tho
second day Of January next
The Trsn.fr Books o. the Company will be closed for tn
days on end after the 22d lost.
By order of the Board Of Direction. -December g. 1sE
PARKER HANDY, Treasurer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-14

i. very little doing in Railroad Bonds, ana genersy
,bere IL more disposition 10 sell tnan 20 nsy 1870
cooks Pernsybania "a Stock 10; DO bond- 80 -
rsett. Sterling So lOl dlo2. MARYLAND ser
~ = 90 o9I. south C-rons So %. Alabama SER
=. :. %. Canada 6 Sterling lO9dlo'
In regard to a new loan, The Netrs says;
THAT = loan would be speedily required hrI been
long oreseen by bankers and capitalist wa se pre-,
ptiations for the event will Prooaoiy ese as aea
announce mt 10 produce much lees enec'. upon the
Stock and Money mark ets than many Persons hsye
been led 10 .uppose. Parties who may still be jus
posed 10 efec speculative sales oil SOdsos IN auuvt
nation Of the new ssue are rendered cautious oy me
rrevaeut i-ppre ssion that the Chancellor OF the TX
heouer .6heres 10 his preference for raising money
by means Of Government annuites terminaoe al
fixed ds1es. That almost any SUN OF money can
quickly be raised for State purposes, II reasona'i
fms he offered does not admit of doubt, It being
b.l;eved that large sums have been held IN reserve,
Of ls1e for investment in the anticipated loan.
meeting Of the creditors Of Mr.. Mclienry, oil
LIVERPOOL was held on the 22d inst, when his liao-
tiles were shown to amount TO 1881 900, and his as
sets TO only $50, OOO The dividend to be expected
IT, therefore, about in the pound but as the Lon
don firm Of Allen & Anderson are ascertained to
have been partners and many of the holders OF bills
bearing the Enforcement of both firms, may deter
miro to prove against the latter the amount recov-
cred in these cases may be as much as or IN tue
pound In explanation Of the enormous deficiency
of 1907 900 in bis estate the solicitor of Mr.. Mcfien-
" mentioned that the loss had been chiefly incurred
by bad debts in the United States
] The sale of the ships Of Mr. Oliver, OF Liverpool
remains fixed for the 9TH December. Meanwhile, ii is
strongly rumored that his affairs again prove worse
than was expected
The private letters by the steamer bring accounts
Of some sales of American Securities, and small or
ders for cur Shares and Bonds. There have also
come one or two bids for the new Erie loan, With
promise Of more. portion Of the Continental ms'l
was left behind by the Pacific, or the orders would
probably have been larger.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-14

To U II III u 7 8 ~ q =
NOLAssEs-Tbe market Is rather frner for crop New
Orlssn. which limited supply but for other tescrpuns
dull ard prices hesvy; sales 20 BIOS Old crop
New orleans l4G Zee $50 bis do. new crop 64l1c 10
hhds Pcrto Rico "a dc and 100 hhds Csyed Cuba BE; for
EAIs-rh. .sor aent sud supply Of Cut poor the de-
srd end price. unchanged &c cash aud time for large
ard nall lots
NAVAL sTORFs-The market for Spirits Tu-pen:pe I.
quiet bat prices have taken upward turns some holders
refuse 43 In shipping order present pce. VIII not pay tne
day OF 90 bbs In shipping order AZ
de cash stock about 50 eco bb Crude has been 10 bettesp
rlv and r,ces Dropping sales Of Nimir y;
and some North County at SIT bat i generally cid At -
57, he ,,ock bbl. Common Resin IS dull owing 10
N. frmue 10 freight; sales OF Wilmington AZ 81 s. and
$50 do At 90 h SO "a the latter prce not fair intex
lower; 700 bbls No l. az 81 at e $40 bsi OF
fne pale the bare Tar neglected considerable
In course shipment 20 Fl Eand. account Cam
pheue sells 81 Sc. We continue quotations:
furpen-ne. soft y. tesn com Oh 9DI = ~ a %
County. P2e n MIA S7i Do white -. Y az .
Tar 81. Rope. 3l2 az : sP. TurP. gal. q ~
osrIiojer. Of English Ln,eed Influenced By favorable
.dyes from Europe 90dsc and the stock hand
syery moderator sales from store AZ Sc IN hhds Crude
Whale held much hrmness the accounts from the Arc
Ne feet are looked uTon unfsvoable the importation next
ysar il thought will exceed 10000 bills No sales 10
hi. arket Rsfufd Winter Blesch-d sells slowly az
quo'aors Crude Sperm held With hrrnness s' manu.c-
tur, POORLY supplied aud will have appear in the
let. receutv IS AZ the East and 81 8 delivered
here Manufactured in moderate demand at ~ 90 tor win
ter Unbeschsd and IS for Beached Lard in fair sup
Div; prices favor the buyer sales Of Western Winter 81 lbc
each; ard 7sd slc and OF Red small sales of West,
srn ere making Gee cash Tal0w Oil IL firm the al
vance; sale. Of Western at Ole. cash Olive dull Ele
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-14

TlS-Pg In favor Of buyers; sm. sales Of Bsncs Ma
cash Plates steady sales Of 81 81 0 IS and at
sl0 II months
WHALEB0NE-0wingt to the advanced prices ssked trans.
sections limited Accounts from the feet-
for years importation Of 500 no sgsus, 49,
90 last year sales Of Polar ct 81 df3c and good 0chotsa
SEA Ale cash. The stock s $50 oeo n.
NOOLThe market l. quiet for all desr ptons-he dem.nd
a. private being restricted in by the public sale
foreign and the continued sringency We
have but sales Of 10 coo Fleece within
The sale Of South American Wools BY auction to-day WA
well attended but little spirit exhibited and the prices
'tslxed lower than those private sale the
quality OF that sold not generally Desirable hence the re-
ooeon IN priceand large po<oa Of the catalogue with
drawn The only great sniG.tion visible at the sale was
created By indulgence in little OF the Oh b. oyf" bat
DID rot have the eject Of stimulating the bidding much
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-14

OIL CAKE Gc-The supply is limited OF at kinds, small
sales Of thin obong country 80 az sud do Cry at q
the latter going forward contract Thick round scarce
and vsrted A. t57 g. un OIL Meal Is in fair request At : IN
a. % p 100 n.
PRONISIOSsOu MARKETS again lower for Ness Pork the
stock OF hch slarge with Offering b ~ Prime
Mes il more plenty aud dull &C $l6ts6 81 for City Pdme
/. In small stock and held 70 81. fl2 81; the sales
bbs st4l2 s7i for Mess Sl2 7idS2 50 for Pms and
S6dSl6 50 for Prime Mes Clear is held a. ff B.9
contact for SO bbs Mess maturing the drst half OF De-
eembs settled Sl2 IS Bees quite steady but not
% active; saes Of bbs At 80 25d for Country Mes;
as for Vermont Mess Sl5d SIS p for reD.cked Chicago
and Wseopsn SIC or do and f5 2sd ~ for Country
Prime Prime Mess ia in fair at 81 sales OF 1870
tee Cleveland private Beet Hams steady sales Of
g. bbls at 50dt4 for State si5ds5 20 for Wisconsin
and 4l6 for Chicago Cut Meats are quiet sales Of picked
Hams ola Toe: do Shoulders az 6iQ6lc green Hams AZ
9dec Shoulders g. Western Bacon dull at II q7,c, rib
in English Bacon scarce sales OF ddles a Bic rib in aud
De- Tor DO boneles Dressed Hogs In brisk demand st
dGc plenty. Lard arrives more freely and heavy
Al tie decline Of e bb and erces 81 Oc for fair
10 prime Aad SEQ Kegs lie Butter is IN good supply sad
holders are firm ia Dc for Ohio; d25c for state, aud
25d PC for Orange County Cheese 10 sAaDe 81 lV9llic the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-14

The close Of the year Of White Lead &c. cry and
let 20 prme PAR. White sold, recently 81 y 100 10
POTATOEs-The supplies the Increase, and the
IS and Mercer. and Carriers at 81 aissS s7 per b5L
NGy. seOtIs sell at = a 81 ~ per bush from vessel
been sold part for 81 50 IS SIT cash Tn.
sALr-The Gales making are mainly from store, except
OCo factory filed and 500 ground which arrived
aEcs sS GG 8. round oa si% s
supply Is fair and prices are firm
sOAP-We notice sales Of 800 boxes CASTLE at lldllc.,
the latter price. benr fruer
SPICES generally dull the .se. include 300 Mace,
81; SGT n No Nutmsgs ola I'll o2t mostly former rate
s. Csssis e 50 bags Pimento 3c 90 BAGS Pepper,
e and SO and s4 mats Cassia and $50 bsss Pneno
sOGARs-The market is dull and prices favor the purchaser
TIE sales hs are made are OF not tte imp being to
Orleans d5le 20 Cuba au'covsdo, 4td'c 100 hhds.
Porto Rico s. acc boxes Havana 8ross snd Yellow 10
lot. 81 acc. At auction. IS hhds New Orleans at sj Sit
sTARcH~0nly moderate business doing in thi. articles
sales Of Potato 6q6tc Corn 6ie and Pearl at he.
sPELTER-Pste. are held higher and prices are nominal
SPOT are unchanged the demand fair 7e for Drop and
lie for Buck Bar Lead 6id6e and Sheet and Pipe 7c,
sEEDs-Thsre little doing prim. old held lOs 9Ie
Eco ssb sod .ped IS bs.h
and nominal Rough Flax is Ia request At 81 90 So %.
sl s7t bush LDseed scarce and In limited de mand
last ..s Of Calcutta, to sI,iy. At Boston at 81 bush
sKiNS-For CuTacos Goat there il less 10 uy aud prices
are steady 4sd5c.,6 months OF Deer, sales Bolivar
STAMINA limited demand and light supply; sale. Of
TALLOW-Tbe inquiry fair export and brisk for hon.
at I2c cash closing arm The supplies are light which my
be attributed to great extent % the effects Of the
dIouth upon cattle. Rough Fat sells at SIC. cash
TEAS-The transactions quite limited prices IN.
altered public sale announced for Friday Of the present
TOBAcCO-There 10 very tle witty In this line Of trade
ne prices Sale. for the past four days include
Ohio and Connecticut Seed Leaf 5 and 81 bales
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-14

WEDkFsDAT, DC. TOT
AsHEs-The market is without variations the Inquiry Il
limited IS for Pots and ~ for Pearls sAeratu IL IN
demand Al ole essh The following i the stock emninf
in The warehouse OF Me.sr. Lester Palmer Co on the
9th inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-14
BY Telegraph.

The hip vcssurgn from New Orleans (ar last night)
has been n days north OF Haeras with heavy gales I'm W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-14

~ meeting Of the Directors Of this Bank at their Banknf
House in BROOKLYN on Monday evening the 18th inst D.
dend OF FOUR PER CENT declared out Of the pro6s
for the last months payable and ser the "a DAY
January lass The books will be closed from the I'D
LEVI DODGE. Cshiss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-14

~ the Director held this day IL was
Rored That 10 consequence OF the action OF the Ce5
House Committee in suspendins the Bank from further 81
changes through that institution the Bank Will be CLOSLy
until MONDAY nett the 18th inst at which time the psono
will be informed Of the goal dec sonether TO continue D
go into liquidation Dec IS, 1884 -.
JOSEPH r. TAYLOR, President
WALTER OAKLEY Cashier.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-07-06
The Martha washingtuu cOn.piratOrs.


Washington. June 20, ls5A-The house refused to
suspend the rules to enable Mr.. Bliss, Democrat,
of Ohio, to introduce a bill authorizing the Score.
: ry of the Treasury to appoint an agent 10 in
v~estigate and bring to justice certain offenders
against the United State laws, add appropriating
$4,000 for that purpose. He alluded tothe Mar
tha Washington conspirators, and those who re-
Gently robbed the Pittsburg Custom house.-M
Y. Herald.
So far as the Martha Washington case goes, the
House did a very sensible thing.-CiH. Eng.
Yes, and we hope no member Of Congress
will be found green enough, again to ask for an
appropriation from Government, to aid in prose-
cutting a sett Of poor, perseeutsd men, against
whom a system Of prosecutions have been
waged. marked by a determination and ma
Lightly, only surpassed by their signal failure
in every instance thus far. There can be but
one opinion in regard to this begging for funds
at the halls Of National Legislation, for the
purpose Of prosecuting alleged criminals. We
detest all such attempts 10 make Congressman
a party of National Police Officers. We de-
SpiSe such efforts, and in all honor and candor
must confess, a kind OF abhorancs for the NJ.
G.. who permits himself to be used for such
purposes. No man is elected 10 Congress
for the purpose Of dancing second fiddle to a
Constable or furnishing means from the Ma
tional Treasury for catching and Furnishing
~fugitives from justice for real or imaginary Of
fences, and the member who recklessly votes
away the Government treasure for such a pur-
pose will find himself in the condition, of"Slay-
makers Bull when he attempted to butt the
Locomotive off the Bridge" His constituents
will permit him 10 remain at home until he
acquires a fund Of common sense. The peo-
pie have been s~urieited with Martha Washing
ton hobgoblin stories, until the public stom-
ach has become diSgusted, and The whole thing
has been voted an unmitigated bore, and in
that dilemma, the aid and influence OF Govern
ment is sought 10 give the Prosecution new in
interest and zeal for the public taste. We
hope no money will be voted for any such pur-
pose. If the Prosecutors in the celebrated
conspiracy case have ''sown 10 the wind, let
them reap the w~hirlwind," and if these men
have been ~uniustly prosecuted, we hope their
prosecutors may be blown where "Omnisence
can never find them nor Omnipotence put them
together" Our views have been expressed
upon this matter in a former article. We hope
no such efforts may succeed. The Gin. Eng.
and other papers have endorsed our views and
we think the people generally, regards this
Martha Washington case in the same light as
we have for some time.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-07-06
"Honorsto whom Honor is Due !

Under the present disarranged condition of
Mails in this section OF the country owing to
some misunderstanding with Rail road Com
panies, DR.. WAITER, the attentive and efficient
Post Master at Cincinnati, determined that the
people along our rail road and on to New Cas-
tie, Ind. should not be put to the provoking
inconvenience Of having their letters delayed
at Hamilton some twenty four hours, and in or
der 10 obviate that difficulty, he now employs
an extra number Of Clerks, and by that means
furnishes a through Mail daily. The people Of
this section Ofcountry particularly business men
will be under many obligations to DR.. WAITER
for this interest in their mail facilities, and
award to him that need of praise he richly de-
serves.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-07-06
Shcrin'S Sale.

Neal and Lockwood
against Preble Common Pleas
John G. Colvin and alias yondi Exnonas
Daniel Corson.
II Y virtue ofa writ of alias vendi Exponasfrom
1.-the court of common pleas of Preble county.
ohio and to me directed, ! will sell at public out.
cry at the door of the court house in Eaton, Prebls
county, Ohio, on Saturday the Is dayo fJ July 1884.
between the hours OF 10 and 4 o'clock of said day.
the following property, to wit: A lease for four
years from April LIST, A. d., 1854. given BY John
..andoren to David Show, a1d by David Show as
signed to Joseph banner, and by Joseph banner
assigned to- G.. Colvin and Daniel Corson IN.
geth,er with the slaughtering house thereon and
rendering house, three kettles and furnace and
lard press in the same. The same being of those
premises situate in Preble county, Ohio, and
pounued and described as follows: Being part
ot the south west quarter Of section "a, in town.
snip number 8, and range Q east. &C., beginning
at a stake on the Dayton and Western T1rnnike
road, witness a cherry tree 9 rods north west Of
sara stake. running thence about six rods In n
south east direction, until it strikes the bank of
seven mile creek thence along said creek hank
in a north west direction 6 rods to a stake on said
road thence along said turnpike road to
the place Of beginning, containing one half acre
more or less ofland, being property taken by yir.
tue OF an execution from the court of conmon
pleas Of Preble county at the suit of Neal &LocL-
wood against j. g. COlvin & Daniel Corson.
appraised at $3.50 JOHN DEGROOT.
q zoos Atty's. Sheriff.