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New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28

PoLK-One 81 f Polk of Washington, has been
insturg researches into tie past history Of the Polk
fsmly being desrous OF knowing whether they OF
naive Irish or Scotch origin g. SO far his abors eo
pesrs have been unsvaliOg Louisiana priest, named
joseph Polk writes that be Is native Of ryrO but thai
lis Blvsrisn ancestors spelled the POck and that
he does not believe they allied to the American POk"
Tie name is most likely corruption OF the Scottish
Pollock which iterate person, desirous Of brevy
chenrfd 10 Polk
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28

The stesm.tip City ofG'asgoF which sailed from Liver
pool On re s; Est for Philadelphia had not arrived s
that port up TO o'clock this morning and much anxiety IS
f for her safety She has t17ae hundred aud twenty pas
seugeIs Oh board eld her cargo consists Of about 100000
worth Of goods most Of which fine silks sltils liz
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28

IowA-A call is for a State Free Soil Convention 70
bs held at Charlottesville Washington County the 2sth
ofay next EGphslet Price declines the Wing nomination
for State Treasurer The friends of the Missouri COMPROMISE
feem to be moving with the zeal against the schemes
OF n slavery extsntOnsts.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28
WHoI TsALE BOOK AND srATIONERY

N,sox BRoTaERs No 2 PsTt-ro~ ,...
sppsste the HoDse EewYors Offer "a e. e.,ss NJ
~ sTocg o. Books STATIONERY foI C"h onl' n,
The smoant Of line purch-sed - O2anf5 s
,k,ts -rai, quite small compare with then ~ p','
Esre srd other 6. tbs circD nstsnce
res jobbers IN Book business "ho .ol % time 20
"a e1c extra
ssr frolsed in credit business Of sna an, ul -
i; ~, hDress t-e plan of small 'fofs rYiIJlns tSeA
80 T. Cab and invite Country Merchants % c,i Oh I
20 geg- for # the saving they ean asfe IA DyS "
(ssf' % worth While 80 1..Si,s and
B.iIs he sole Pao Of aUr ei ot zoe e so
-. !, obl, serstrr- nts our clinics unsupassed
Ieeeou l. serv central EASILY t0uod 5Ard % 'he -
- .n6 oos acres. q ths Ps' ana ol ca 4ot
s .f,, a., sgns Xemeu.oer the Mason BROTHERS
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28

Tie House Of Representatives was the scene of
great excitement yesterday, owing to the personal
alteration between Mr. Cutting of this City, ard Mr..
Breckinridge of Kentucky, and it is feared that a
duel will be the result.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28

SauUEL PIKE formerly Of Tie Pisstoaiqa Pike,on,
Pike Co, Ohio subsequently Of Tie Flerlington Flag,
CorHgton Flqg Peduoat Pnnant sc. has again hOsted
Bis colors et Paris X under the name and style Of TIE
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28
The Tribune for Europe.

We shan issue THIS MORNING an Edition Of The
sInI WEEKLY TRIBUNE, for circulation in Europe hwh
contain all the latest News up TO the time OF going to press
Single copies in wrappers ready for mailing can be had at
the desk Price Six Cents. The steamship Arabia sails
from Boston To Morrow for liverpool
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28
yoNANs RIGHTS.


Mr ASoTE Chairman Of the Committee Of the Womans
Rights Petitions submitted written repor; to she House
this evening accompanied by the following bill
AN ACT relative 70 Rights Of Married Women
SECTION ANY married whose Husband either from
drunkenness rrofsacy, from other can'e 'ha neglect or
f.e 70 provide uPpor for the support sud es,sOa
married Who be deserted By her
husband rsht br receive ani collect
and srpy the for her support and the
Of uch children free from the
interference her husband any person claiming the
elsn released the through her Husband
SEcroS Hereafter shall be Necessary the validity OF every
indenure apprenticeship executed BY The h mother
o child ii che be living shall In writing such indea
su. sry appointment Of general guardian OF the per.
child by the father Ne valid unless the mshe Of such eh
ere he living shall In writing 10 such appointment
Mr Dick nrodu 'ed bill into the Senate this morn
ng providing that the people shall decide at the uext gen
eral election for or agoins; Prohibory Liquor Law
The ultra Temperance in the Senate viii oppose its
passage.
An effort wss made 70 hsve il referred to the Judiciary
Committee. The Chairman of which is Understood to be IN
its favor.
II finally referred to the Committee internal N
fairs of Towns and Counties the Chairman OF which Mr.
Bishop is believed to be opposed to H.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28
Q,elp2lork paiIu GrIoe11E,
TUESDAY. MARCH %. 1854.
m coRRCSPOTDEETg

s ,. eso f ken Of Anonymous Con Dunicseors haf~vs
nftHdc be auinenuc-ed by zoe nt1e .'o
s4grss o. The nec61any tcf pu2iSoh 0A %
yusrauty of his aOOd fafh
We esrDo, undertake 70 return rejected Communication
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28

STITCHING At srRAcusE-TRe Syr4crsc Journal Of
the 2h SAYS: Seighing is in street. and the
snow sill coming The same paper states that con-
siderable STOW fell during Friday and Saturday,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED sY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
FROM ALBANY.
GOV srYNorR Aso rRE TEMPERANCE BILL.
- o., Tar p 'r"s

AtBASr. Mond'y, March n. lss,
Cove nor SEYMOUR keeps dark with respect 10 the Tam
perapce b. ~ and Is expected to retain the full 10, a.,.
allowed rim ny the Constitution He will then pr,A,hIv
return i, signed accompanied by csvling message Bat
even should he vet it, the friends Of Temperance are cor,
fdert of their abfh~ to pass ii his head BY tw,
third vote The question OF submission to the peops will
probably be held in sbeySOse until the Governor shall
speak out on the Liquor question 1t is strongly resisted
and if the advocates Of license see ct oppose in sold
column it must fal, HG.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28

Subscriptions sod advertisements tor Ib HeH' YORK
Tribane can be eit with the following agents
LONDoS-MrW 1bnmas Nos l9 snd u Csthaiine street.
straud
PARis-Mr Etourneeu No. 30 Rue 81 Mare
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28

PIANOS An assortment OF Pianos may be found az
the srat Musc Piano Depot W" S33 Broadway which
for Aey aud excellence Of style purity and rchuess Of tone
perfection Of be eXceed In NewYok
other In the Union, comprising T Ober Co.'S Worlds Fair
with without oan on3 with frames
csles Glhers BoudoF Pianos Hset Cumson
P,spos old asisbhhed Ln Hse Co Horace Wstsrss
Who.etsls retail the facts
Tts and then other seller in the county
HoRkCE MATERs, sole Agent No Ss3 BroA1gay
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28

Wonderful Cures ere daily being made Of Coughs,
Po.isa sud Piu " th- u nh. by
Dt TorGss VENETIAN lt s vGfaBted 70 re
~ DroR-ss I'D stprelrsN-rs h ov'ftse
u,sd sts'es Depot 10 CouFano Poe . aud - esuts
CRISTADOpO's HAIR DYE-DO you want your hair
eanedf n 49, wesl 9TH Han DE-, a'sa flie Dsas
tic but apply he FXc sLsIoR DIVE "nee eht9Ee ns
ratirv a. tie Of co aud nPsTs tue
fnsst hsok Sd sad applied No A"'t donss
TO COUNTRY BCORSRLLERs AID MERCHASrs-
IvlsoN PHIEEEy sucoea.os Of Asrk Aewm-1 = Cot
1T5 Frt0n Neglork.
EoogsNLLERs AND .rATioSEaA
Invite Their Ock of Books including al
the
10 every department BLANK Books PAPER ,SD STATIONERY
FAMILY AHp sALLEE NUsC Books 20 Chous a., aai
RELIGIOUS THEcLcSIcAL WoEEs - =,
PBASsY be NJ theHeses tho fuosa o' mo ~e4
Known
IxTRfc TIoStL SERIES -
Oer them the school BOOKS Of heE ielow-
ers which taev g.t ecy in cIohsrs - i5- thern.)
LOWEST rEfcGs FOR CASH 80,
They cell crsd those she sts 2ons pie Rtaoet
By bad deuis Can G1d prove 'e
tfu' Of this. -. 4,
cbe sn4 Heads Of L.ery I1tuors sooo pro5ars de
cts sppcD and cive copies Of our school
OWNS '' - Tyrsoy 4 pgrsrFY 10 l73 Puitons..
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28

The price soveIt3g in the WEEKLY TRIBUNE ~" AesAf
b. FIrTY CEETs line, each ilseTilon
The circulation Of The Weekly alone hs now reached the 1h2Fe
..aen,.d nnrnhcr Of loo. eco copies
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28

STOP THIEF is the cry OF the culprt to divert the
his msdeeGs which illustrated Ia the advertise
NJ Singer hes suit pending sginst for Infringing
the MOrey Johnson Tatsnt We have su 20 ~ IN the news
the beet method Of sencng mpOers 10
meet hem In court they dare cite appear If
are deFrouG seeing certified cory Of the Aoy johnson
Wv - I,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28
Rng,rtss Notices.


PRrSTs We are opening twenty-five new SYKES ol
low price We particularly invite hs atenton OF
close kuye TO them the 6cst bargain 10 Prints o1e'ed
-, BovIroN PLiu7Tos,
In porters and Jobheu,
No L vesey and No 6 Barclay eta,
directly Of ;bs As;or House.
sTyAsNs HUTCHINSON & Co, wholesale dealers N
,x. R,,roNA DR1ss Goops LISESs EAsRorDsNEs LAcss,
E.rY,.L.s HoarRY MLSEEY GoOos &c Asehtnts from o.
ny -O sTrAGNS, HUTcHSSOS s. Co
Nos l2 and II wsrren-ss fur door below bfosa~sy,
JJCUT As FANCY kNoX's spring style OF Hats IS
a, sefart sst l. excellent durable sld
popul.r either Of b' ttaDs-nsnv No - bfoa"1y OF 20
pToeuis one At reasonable ps Of A. 90 uoon
rtsse soonrneis hotels s1Oul. pafonze KNOX
bi saleoom the rre'coW House. "Hsfs n d'pa' O'
CARS OF Nfw STYLEs.-Tbis department OF our
bacn.s. under supervision Of talent and experience Jges Us
in ssyng Csps s they Of the os % u nd popular
psIr. sno 20 a. & sose oasly ~ mare are aas-
ousIed LEaEY Co Hat Gap Makers Aof HOUSE ofoao"a
RryBE & Co. Fashionable Hatters, No. l56 Broad
sy-,pring snd Fai or Oent-rneos . end C'ps
NTW SPRING CiOODs.-3a0 cases new Spring Goods
Just opened G. BoIiNrs 10 S3 Gfandt corner Oehai
GO $50 S @ usTS psp sd slrodeIed ctps shsv.
snd square BIoehe sh,ws A.o 49, - ~o,'' pn. g.br5
Gn1bsrns BsIese De Lanes Tssaes Foolefd s .eae' %
s.se &c Ia.'e .oSi soS 3, Vii fpd il -esy 70
vsIse b. oosibg throozn our sock before mlns 'Ae fa
NV DRY GOODs.-LEADBEATER q LEE No 347
Brosd-sy g. are day fsesss S ron :, AoS s O
b
YER, isr below CO. Of m.orson Aao9s esf ns~ G2oi
.,nfle hrOcafe PIa1
sts Bsresrs GebadD.s De Lines Prntsd musns DatnsS
PriGsa ShirnFs o every
dor ssilss Quilts baukc's Ribbons Of th7 DeFs sJs ~
net Mpss shsws ofeyer, hind Lse Ira 3s Dss o''o''
fspts Gloves Poke fanttcpl5ls
The goods will be- sold - 5edccion o. D per ee"' ''
LEapsEATER LEE No 81 Broadway corner Leonard a.
KgMOym.-SMiTH g. LOUEsBRRY would respect
,l te their ferds s8d public that r1y hsVe ehsorsH
tfsS loraen ~ -
new sprns Siyss cosaE Of sosse Voyot ls2ey SrassS
Tb,, ptY GOD iugtlD
Ebzb snn Amerssu o. Cloth ns s other sooa Pc An
los T. Tie tgade
FowLERs ASD WELLS Phrcnolog,sts and Publish
.rs Clinton Hall No 1si ',s.saDeil Ne@-l -loft
TRY ORIENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY VIII
on and after March 1884 70 rcosse appcpS
ion Ipsarsnoe Marine sno TInsporso sho f'sVssN'"N
-. in notes IN o Of premiums
Office No Merchants kHthtnge
TEUsTEEs.
John l. Aspinvull Charles Lamson.
10 AuoiinoCss 49, lI1"'7N~''
ysi9ss n cs. sTgsn' softineT livingston.
60 Cb,i.. w. A Platelus,
1.,as, Fredehck W Read
Eo.cD, Du 2 A. "A Rensud,
Robert knruct JT, lhUhes lt-HeJ
49, Gs,isId Jr Edward r ssnderson,
Mos II 0dnneL - A bnnui'hsf'
J. WOo0wsTo Haven, Wsts Shefhsn
giTt.yd I,Vln Cornelius X. sutton.
John Kuehiug sainuti lnotlpe'u
q HsuTy koop J9nh " ',4hs
George Y KUDhsrot -, ,'slhs"l > Hlso''
OGDEN Nne-Prosdsnt
Ca.sLTs IrvEG secretarj.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28

The friends of Messrs Cutting and Breckenridge appre
herd hat the personal alteration in the House to
day will lead 70 unpleasant explanation ont Of IT, Con.
siderable excitement exists on the subject
The Gadsden Treaty again before the Senate this
afternoon. without definite reeult
Horatio King, OF Maine Clerk in the Post 0fios DE
pertinent hns been nominated Assistant Postmaster enera
vice Hobbie deceased.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28

MEI ODEoNs-The dOuble-keyed NeodeOns of Good
baldwin and those of X w. Smith, foI nich
HoRACF No. a3 Broadway Sole Agent acknow
edged they the only tuned In tho equ
temperance For SHE at very low proes
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28

HARMONIOUS FOR CHURCHES, LECTURE Rooms,
ke have from 20 i5sops and vary In pnc'
from 1890 425 They have and vaty Of an Organ
cosre SEQ They In beautiful rosewood cese occupy much
less or very oTnausntsi IN aPpeNnce
Nm HALL 4 SON no. -9-BsOadwsy opposite the Psrk
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28

A CARD-SPRING CLOTHING.-Now ready an eXten-
sye Of entirely aud wemde Clothing adapted
60 the trimmed in the best styles and will be sold
tse low esfp possible prices
IA articles iced 70 be exactly represeuted
FpwAKp o. HAcKKTT ClothinF Emporium. No l05 Flltons
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28
FROM WASHINGTON.

Special Dispatch 20 The n Y. Tribune
WAsHNGroN Monday March p, 1854
duel is expected between Mr.. CUTTING of New York
and Mr. BREcHNRIDGE OF Kentucky. Mr.. BIssELL of H.
iinois ard Mr. HUSr Of Louisiana are Mr. CUrrNGs ad
yisers in the matter.
1t is rumored that attempt will be made to expel
No,ibern Senator from the Senate JoHN PETIT Of In
diana leads the onslaught.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28

BEAUTIFUL AND CHEAP.-The store OF Mr. GREA
SON No Grcenwlchs jewel IN ITSELF eerins With such
y.ne OF plenad beautiful dale the imsginson
The arr CTten tlreboHd Prints Floor aud
TsIe Clohs Uauenrs Window Shaios Of the pleasing
dss,gus and yeTvhiuc boh and elegant
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28

Buyers of Carpetiucs, &c, will find it 10 their inter
eat to Of Foreign and Domestic Manu-
etnre Warehouse OF Young JAYNE No ~ Pearlt
ponr Madison Dealers 10 Carpets Oh Cloths &c
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28

SEWING MACHINEs--The Convertible Sewing Ma
chine row selling the AVERY SEWING MACHINE Co. No Iol
Brosdway by fer tho useful offered 10 the public
are selling this MGChue with ali the fixture complete Tor Bb
nay be need with needles the Option OF tho
purch thereby being equal Machines sold By any ohel
s,Ab shment
Cal and anime fall please every person in
want OF achnes Orders tuncuaily attended Address
THos LACEY PTesid1 No. 2Jl broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28

WINDOW SHADE MANUFACTURERS-LACE CUR
rAiSs CoRRIcES &c cKELTY FERGUSON the most eS'
t,nsive Window Shade manufacturers In the States aud they
have at their Nos & BrsedwAy aud - Resde-st
an i'm mepse stock which hey Offering small adv
ON he co of urug Also large stock 81 Lace Curtains
l,it Co pices DAussk, selling oil At auction pceE
All Minds ef shades order choice lot OF gold border
ah.he. hard fnr { " trsle rhean
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28

NEW AND MosT POPULAR SONGS or THE Day
ave Meet Again and Let spesh Of Man IND hin -
the ekeys with unparalleled apPAuse aud
those the least doub heir merits Shouts and hear
them perroed by those ruyaled artists De saished fTee
a5cseseh Pubished BY Horace WATERs No $50 Broadway
MoIDR1IA CREAM-This superb compound for
.rsrelerc rrcarvng snd beau,ug the htr, pared only
,nS ,od hv W s. BACHELOR II his eeebaed Hair pys ard Wig
Iteorv No 80 BIoadway. BATCHGLoEs Hs Dc sold os a.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28

Portable Dressing. Cases, Of so portable form that
they can be carried without Inconvenience and yet complete and
Sbie every nce 10 being made and warranted
To travellers they Indispensable An examination ~ prove
their worh and usefulress -, SAVNpsAs
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28

TRY TT ONCE AGAIN.-We know men in this city
Who have times rom and iortHre bu, are nc up
s,ln II coph sore throat cold troubles box 9f
Psus PoImore Waters 25 cents box they arc eesltl aud
us~u article Sold by c. CLIoKENLK Co. No u b-rslsy1
CetetaI Az ents forN NegYork and vicinity
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28

The LARGEST HOSIERY ESTABLISHMENT IN NEW
YosK-JANEsE No los Bows5y Importer ard
OF and wholesale rea All Goods
show cheerfuy repre Ssned a offered asa s1vancs on
thn oal snlmod che puT heers uabsed opnon
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28

CAPs OF NEw STYLEs.-This department OF our
h.n,s. under the snprou Of talent and experience nsies -
s,ye OF our Csps e. hoy the sr end popular
osrps and ads pied al Ladies srn aud ehar rs
,revpg ass evenug Who's quality mare are uae-
op,l.d LglEY Hat end Gap Makers Aso House bosda
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28

SEWING MACIINES.-WhO invented the combna-
on Of the shuttle make the tocked stitch! We
He s applying for patent Tor
it ano The ConsioneI OF Patents will decide upon bis
ouE To The o1spa MoREY Johnson Patent which own,
ther, s not nd any objection We only have
rsbt 10 cell these admirable Machines We have sued Mossi
GROVER. BAKEg a 20 for mfdns ne this patent
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28

a, ss,rt n appearance sst client e durable snd
non.r AZ eher Of bs tals No ~ bfosd|ay or 40
fs Ftor II fcn Who ~h H Of Superior any ein
procure Ia exceed nfy reasonable pcs Of - ns 10 on
sbsrse soouineis ~ hotels saou pafonze hHox
A. ~ s,ioo N the rresco House, wheTs h. displays no'
alnnL atnck.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28

al HADA DREAM WHICH WAS NOT ALL DREAM
dreat NV fallen locts restored BY he Of BAsEEEs
To,IouE certain greassc sOstve. Price 2, cents sod
sverwbere Principal DeyO AaEERs LADIES HAIR DRESSING
ESTABLISHMENT, NQ. ~ BI0seSsy
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-02
SHERIFF SALE.

STATE OF WISCONSIN, IS
William Cole and David Stewart, for the use
of David Stewart, Plaintiffs.
Moses Alternately, Defendant
NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue of
a. f. ia. writ of Execution, issued out Of
the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of
said Grant County, and under the seal of said
Court, and to me directed, against the moneys,
goods, chattels and lands of Moses Alternately
and for want of goods and chattels, and by d.
rection Of said plaintiff, l have levied upon
and will sell to the highest and best bidder for
cash IN hand, at the outward door of theCourt-
House in the town of Lancaster, in Grant
County, Wisconsin, on Friday, the 10th day of
November, A. d. 1854, between the hours of
enc and two o'clock, 2. M. Of said day all the
ris hit, title, interest and claim which the said
Moses Alternately, Defendant, had on the 18th
day of September, A. D. 1854 or at any time
in and to the following described
land, to satisfy said execution and costs, to wit
The East half of the Northeast quarter Of
Section Eighteen (18), in Township Four (4),
North of Range -Four (4) West, in Grant
County and State of Wisconsin.--Dated sher-
ifs Office, this goth day of September, A. D..
1854 VIM. McGONIGAL, Sheriff
6w13l Grant County, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-02

RoBINsoN's ATHENEUM--A LESSON FOR
PoLITIcAMs.-UncleT Tom, Cabin, garbed
and imperfectly dramatized version of the pop
ular novel OF the same name, was presented at
this canvass theatre on Monday evening, to
one OF the largest crowds ever assembled in this
CITY,. The actors were far removed from the
hearers, the playing at the best, was ANYTHING
out satisfactory, the seats were uncomfortable,
and the weather was intensely hot but in spite
of these drawbacks, the audience sat out the
representation with patience thatwe tried in
vain to Initiate. There is something in the
piece itself-opening up, as it does, few of
the horrible possibilities of slavery as it exists
in the south-that will, in spite of the current
preJudices of the day, the appeals of inte1es
am the stf1ings of onscience make itself heard
and felt
We well know what fate such performance
would have met in this city, only few years
past The stage fixtures would have been de-
stroyed, the canvass torn to shreds, and the
actors themse Ives hooted out Of town--lucky
IN escaping coat of tar and feathers at the
hands of the incensed crow who would have
followed. From such a retrospect, we turned
to recent scene in neighboring city: A
member of the United States senate, dolized
by his friends, the lately acknowledge leader
of great and triumphant party, a man of in
teilect, OF consumate tact and a large public ex-
Perlence, -attempted, at his own home, among
his familiar acquaintance, to Justify or paIliate
hi0 agency In destroying acompact'' (which
had for more than thirty years been embalmed
in the hearts of the people as sacred thing,''
that slavery might be permi tied on the soil
which that compact consecrated to freedom
and he was hooted from the stan and driven to
his hotel.
Truly, when Uncle Toms Cabin-the very
qaintescence of abolitionism-more powerful
than cart load of editorial leaders, or an a.
valanche of speeches-is listened to and applau-
ded with unmistakable zest and sympathy by
those acho cote; while pro-slavery senator
can command no response to his cunning soph-
ishy, his protestation of patriotism, and mas
terly special-rleading, except such as is con-
veyed in jeers and hisses,-tr uly we have
fallen upon strange times For you, oh
trucking politician, in the silent tears that
ed down many manly cheek, when Uncle
Tom was hurried from his home to the hard
fare and brutal treatment of the far south,
there is a lesson that you will do we'll to study.
The rough hands that wiped those tears away
can deposite ballots IL Galena Jeffersonian
(Dem.)
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-02
U. S. MARSHAL's SALE.

Mordlcai Il. MARSH ana John j. IN OftnruD,
George w. Eastman and Christopher C. Tobie
NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue of
y a fl. .fa. Writ of Execution issued out of
the United States District Court in and for the
District Of Wisconsin, and to me directed a.
gainst the goods, chattels and lands of George
w. Eastman and Christopher C. Tobe, and
for want of sufficient goods and chattels,
have levyed upon and will sell at Public Auc-
ton to the highest and best bidder for cash, at
the outer door Of Court House in Lancaster,
Grant County, State of Wisconsin, on Monday
the eighteenth day of September, A. D. 1854,
between the hours of nine and twelve O'Clock.
of said day, all the right, title and interest that
the said George w. Eastman and Christopher
c. Tobie had on the fifth (5th) dav of July,
A. d. 1854, or any time afterwards TO the fol-
lowing described premises and real estate, to
wit: Lot No. twenty-one GID of Town Plat
of New California, Grant County and State Of
Wisconsin; said lot being ninety-nine f99)
feet front on Main-street, and running back
one hundred and ninety eight (19S) feet !; it
being the lot conveyed to George w. Mase, by
William Henry and wife the 10Th of February,
A. d. 1852, and recorded in book r. Of Deeds,
of the said county of Grant.-Dated Lancas-
ter, July 31st, A. D. 1854.
S. Y. r. ABLEMAN, Marshal,
Otto by THOMAS j. OTIs, Deputy.
N. B. The above sale is hereby postponed
till Saturday the 14th day Of October next,
and to take place at 10 O'Clock A. M, at the
front door of the Post-O Office, in the village of
Platteville, Grant County, instead of Lancas-
ter. S.V.R ABLEMAN, Marshal,
by THos. j. OTIs, Deputy.
September 18th, 1854. [4tll