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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-03-27

NOaTce.-AdVertlsem TO insure an ear
y insertion, should be handed in by IL O'Clock
Saturdays.
HClergymen and Justices are specially invited
10 send US notices of all Marriages and Deaths that
they may know of.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-03-27

TH1EvEs.-The thieves, at the fire
Friday night, were active. The signs
of their light fingers were not few
nor far between. A number of them
were arrested. The fire thief is twin
brother of the incendiary, and it is hard
to tell which has precedence in mean
ness.
A Voice from one of the ClaivaBry.
The following is the substance of some
remarks made by Mr.. Stevens of Georgia
in favor of the Nebraska bill. 1t shows
how the chivalry regard the douhgfaces
at, the North
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-14
STATE OF THE MARKETS TO-DAY.
SATURDAY, Oct. /

SATURDAY, Oct. l4-2 Il. VI.
AsH.s--The market is quiet but steady, at 80 81
n for Pots and Pearls SO %.
CoITos-yery little doing in this staple this
corning.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market is lower for the
common grades OF State but for Western brands
tdces are steady. The demand is restricted by the
unpleasant weather and the closing Of the week, as
suspaL
Canadian Flour is quiet at 81 1898 The sales
Weston Canal are ?, 800, at s. 81 a 50 2j for
common TO good State, IS 5O9ss Gs3 for common 10
1000 Ohiopnd Michigan and Upper Lake
Southern Flour is l2lc lower, with moderate de-
r.pd; sacs 200 bbls at 81 250$s 81 for mixed 10
God brands Baltimore, &c. Rye Flour is in demand
Is 75as6 so for fine and saperdne.
Com Meal is active; saleS OF 200 bbl,. Jersey at
los 90, 10 arrive.
| GRnS-Wheat has again improved, particularly in
he medium qualities The sales are 1000 bush.
oumon red Wisconsin az 81 So in store :, 300 bush.
rdpary Southern red at 81 IS; 1000 good white
jenesee at 40 10.
| Rye is quiet 81 ~ 9s1 10. Oats are in limited
tcuest owing to the incemency of the Weather,
Western are scarce sales OF State and Western at
a55c Com ia lower and less active; sales 3s 900
,u.hels at 74e. for damaged NeT-Otleans, O05lc.
| In Western mixed other kinds scarce.
WHIsKY--The market is better, with al active de-
land, in pat to 90 out Of the market sales of 500
IBs at SCI a3sc. for Ohio and 90 ioc. for Prison;
rudge, 4Oc.
pRoyIToxs-The Pork market is firm but quiet;
Ges of Mess at sl2 81 sl2 80, and Prime at Ell 81
Sssll 80.
Beef is dull; sales OF new Country Mess at al IS,
% Prime at Sc "a 50 80, and repacked Chicago NJ
E5asl3 25. Lard dull at lOl GlO'c. Butter and
lOsse steady.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-14
PERSONAL MEMORANDA.

The Washington correspondent OF The Bah'sioTe
Sun Says:
Our citizens generally sympsthiEe with those who
have lost loved ones by the appalling catastrophe TO
The Arctic Some of them reside or are well kno 70
here. Stewart Holland was r 500 OF Mr.. fsaae H'l-
land dooTkeese 10 the United States Senate Young
RobinsoD ported having left In one OF the boas
il Y Z sob Of Col. VIM RObiGson, row OF thu Navy
Dtpsrtm, nj /. is feared that The Mr.. Hewitt, wife
and child stated TO be of Fredericksburg, Va, 10
son of the Ste William Hewitt, Esq, for many years
the Register of this corporation. Mr. james Muir
head was formerly the proprietor OF an extensive
bakery III Alexandria.
ne Petersburg Va IaicligeRcer says:
" This dsast.r comes bone 10 the bosom and bu--
Of city for Mr.. james Muirhe adj one OF our
ct estimable citizens, native of Scotland, was IN
board returning home from visit 10 his tatherland
His fate is as vet unknown here but the most painful
fears are excited about him. and further tidings are
aDxiOusly locked Tor.
Tie Srocrse Chronicle says:
"Our esteemed citizens, j. Il. Barnett, Esq, and
Or Stuart and lady, came within an ace ut being
na,sel ers on board the unfortunate steamer Arcii;
sliobt detention in Paris made them little too la'e
I'm Lverpool take passage on the Arctic, aad they
we're compelled 10 ~Si rl the sammy ., t1e .n4 "a
,eNs reached us of the Arctic. ouch are the chances
that control our destlnes.
The following is from TIE Cme'eRa'i Co~"eyeia'
Oct. l9:
,,ined. are Messrs { G.. Springer and "n Bowen
Of his city Thee gentlemen se'e seen 90 me steck
ius, before i, sunk, and OF course tney "e1' Town
win il, through the mighty waters. Mr. Springer
wa. one of our best known and most respected cit''
reIs Mr.. W Bo ven had been in Paris some aoatns,
Pr, yious 10 bis European tour be was sNe,l.n u
;. J. Johns furniture store, on Fourtn-st lie "a'
relative o, thar gentleman - ,o b,va
among the passengers residing here, or wno nave
;ptimae relations With persons of the CT aud Sn0se
fate is dsrkiy uncertain is ,hn Fryer, young gen,
ten an who for some two ears pa@t was 80 800, -
lie Baltic on the 22d July and took the Arctic % re-
turp H. made the tip 10 pay visit 10 otih, "a
GLAND where his relatives live. He was wen ku9WS
IN the city and had many warm friends. IL vas $50
that he BAD pr,ssniinent and oiieo eA.fess'" 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-14
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
EMIGRaNT AID COMPANY.

meeting of this Socie'y was hel4on Friday even
ing in HOPE Chapel. The attendance VS. PRETTY nu-
nerous Or motion, the Hon B. +. BCrLER wac
called TO the Chair, ana Henry b. DAWSON was re-
qnosted TO act "a Secretary. The Chairman briefly
,xp!huod the objects Of the Company. II was to
cresie several associations Of free men in ,he different
S,ates to go forth and lay the foundations of new
Society in Kansas and Nebraska. There were many
Other associations having The object in view, bat
noIe of them had di'played much efficiency and
usefulness a. the Engrsnt Aid Company. The pro-
lee. might not prove remuneraiye in = pecuniny
point Of view but il wcad amply repay them IN the
/, nsfts IL would conffT on the country.
Ell Tp,fER u W..r,estsr, NJ lass. then addressed
II . iaeetinp al cosderahls length. lie dwet upon
tie usefulness Of the project not only to the native
tsttler. but to the emigrsnts from Germany Sweden
and Switzerland.
Some further remarks were made by other speakers
when the meeting separated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-14
MARINE AFFAIRS.

Man Losr.-The pilot-boa: Elwood Walkers, when
off Southampton, yesterday morning, while coming
into mort. lost overheard James Carney, one of the
hands. Every c1erticn was made to save him, but
Of no avail He was abOu. % years OF age, native
of Ireland.
DolyGs Al rHE Nav YARD.-Comnodore Boar.
man sppears 70 be taking advantage OF the fine
weather of hs month to.imprOvemen.s in and Jund
the ward. LabOrors paving and setting curtis and
oute,s in the new avenue betSeen the Muster Oiice
and The Guard. Houte. Tie new snithery !. nearly
rooted in \ large number OF mason. are nov build
inc the walls OF The National Foundry.
Dock builders gre putting down piles for the foun.
ds,on Of The lev timber she'd which s 10 be erected
A. .uecdiy as possible. The baldirg viii be Of brick,
three hundred feet lorg sixty i've ice: vide and $40
.,ories high.
A steam dredging msehne = nos &; work in the
Wauabout. a.tern Of the receiving chip North Caro-
Ina 90 a. 10 drop tia: vessel oui Of the way for the
l,gncbipr Of the rigs;e Sabine The whole line Of
,bs arneb from the .hiphouse 10 he eh1onel about
three hundred feet, viii have - Dc dsepzned.
Men are al present employed OF the naval block -
/, !. calico doing sork for tire Treasury Dspsrenr,
such a. max Ing and repairing bnoys Tor The different
shols, light hoats, &c
pert OF the old vsI Of the Havs Hospi.s las
been torn dovp, AID mGsons lave commenced nnAi-
ing sno,hsr val on Fl1stilg az
Oar Government has ordered . rev pa as, mega
3iIe &c b erecxd st Ia is'snd n me so-sr river
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-14

JERyY CITY YoUSG MANS CHRISTIAN AssocIA-
tIos.-Ths Association completed its organization
on Tbur,day evening" at is meeting at the Waynest.
Kefcru ID Dutch Church by appointing the folio wing
gentlemen:
bveis,u church; NJ Dicsnson and John Iyso- 81 the
Bsytsi ehvrch; Mr s'unit aud Sleselsnd o. me Me
eor.d Du;eh church; snd Augustus chaz'e and Js'e
Plat. Il the .,iss0ysl church.
RExlsTER-J. L II Mott.
LfssAE.N-(jeolss A MsuisOE.
A committee was appointed 10 procure ROOMS 70.
the use of the Association. meeting Of the Mana
Seys am he held on Monday evening at the room OF
Inc City Missionary The regular meetings OF the
Is,oeisiiop will be on first Monday Of each month.
HE Association already numbers about hundred
members.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-14

USIos CorRsE, LONG IsLASp.-Tottng match,
s20O, two miles and repeat, TO wagons, Friday. Oct.
70, 1854.
Owner p.rnes B. General Tsylor...........
owner names z =. JOnes.................,.ds dist
Tme....b:ll
Union Course L. l., trotting FOR purse OF sloo,
mile heats best in ID wagons, came Oft Thursday
afternoon according te announcement. the race was
won BIZ Frank Forester. This was an interesting
and closely contested trOt, the tine made was very
GOOD. Forester was the fayOre previous 20 the
start 100 10 30 against the ed and after t1e fret heat
betting was even. FOrresters action was better aud
his speed evidently superior 20 the others, "a he Vol
ID. three remaining heats and ran very han lily;
the last of which Was trotei in the dark. The occa
sion was hopored by the presence Of large number
of our citizens the track was also in tp-op order
RECAPlTCLArION.
Tkur,2qy. oct. le-Purse slOo, mile heats, best
> in TO wagons:
h Joues entered h. Frank Forrester..4
III Woodruff inferred br. N Lazy tclin-l
w Fab named b. Boston Ovl......J
T. j N,3iB named 2 Hgh4znd Boy..2
25s-2:36-2Gl-2 =. ~
BosroS MAss.-CAMBRIDGE RACE COURsE.-
Trot,lpg Fridsy Oct. g. match $500, mile heats best
3 in 5. ,
J. " Dsni.i. name. b. Know Nothing, 20 sulkyl.l
= Goodvin name H. m Black Hawk Maif. 80 @sfonl4 ,
Tine. :. -. jb-.:.7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-14
BOARD OF CoUyCILMEH.
FRlDAf, Oct. IT, Ieos'
Present, Epws j. Bkows, Eco. President IN
The Char, and % members.

fhiDAfs tst- H. ieSs.
Preseni, Epwrs J. Bkows, Eco, President N
the char, and % members.
TEE LATE cAIAsrTI 81 TIE ARCTIC.
After the reading Of the minutes, Mr. C0SoyLR
rose and alluded IN appropriate remarks % the recent
calamity after which he offered fJr adoption the fol-
loving preamble and resolutions:
Hi.rea,, The painful Intelligence be reached as
Of the irrepsrshe loss City has sustained bv the
recent calaDty csused by the collision between the
United States mail steamer Arctic sDd the French
propeller Y,sts, resulting in the death OF over two
hundred persons. among whom we're many old, eni-
rent ard valued citizens; and
WIsredS Amid tie general gloom that IS cast over
the Cry in Consequence OF this ss4 catastrophe, IS
rrol.r that all corporate bodies shold evince, in a
Irop,r manner, the respect due 10 the memories Of
ibose who hsve passed away-ther-fore
Ressl,ef That in consideration OF the fats con-
tan.d in the foregoing preamble this Board DO stand
Adjourned 10 Monday next.
Adopted unanim ,usy and the Board stood al
journed 10 Monday mex. at O'Clock.
MOURNING ~ BRoOKLTS.
The fscs on the City Hail were displayed at half
mast yesterday by direc:on Of Mayor Lambert, from
respec, to the memory Of those who persisted By the
steamer Arctir.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-14
MASSACHUSETTS.

The Hon THOMAS u. ELLIOTT, the Fusion canli.
date for Congress in the Ist District has accepted.
Tie following Know Nothing Congressional noni'
nsfiors are reported to have been maze:
Dist. =. GerShon i. Weston, or William Ellison
p William = Damrcll, 4. Linus B. mos or W H.
Ellison, S. Arson Burnyame 8. Timothy DAVIS
:. Pew. LYMAN whiriHg; :. Chsuncey l. Knapp;
g. Hon. Alexander De Witt; 10. I'as SDriRgaeid
R,yuIjic0A ,sys. " the Know Nothngs first nom'
"ns'.d Sidney l.. Clark Of Northampton, but he
"peremptorily declined, aud then they selected
"tcmeb' dy else. Chas Stesrns of Spdn2 ied, Chls
" Z. Huntington OF Northampton, ant Joua han r.
" Childs OF Chicopee, we're prominent candidates
TIE Legislative candidates Il the different parties
are being announced.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-14
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IL
Arrived.

s,..r.sn Cre.eent Civ MeGowsn Havana aud Nsv.Or:
.s,s d,e and paseBg.Ts Lei New leans on the 5h and
p.,,n. on IN, sth The Falcon from A-Pnwa and Empire
C,y rom arrived of the Moro the evening OF the
arb Ocl at 10 of the Moro, bound To- bark redorAi
sbsrh ,hoyns white signal with letter II heIm orig red
raI h ufi,e square the center and fore
ard an schoouer painted blue. At4 passed dsnssed
BERN brz steering Cuba; fore and mainssts gone seoni
..s. had stsysa iib and oresa st Oct IL a.
l. the CUT Stream 10 miles north Of 5atteras passed
irr. large lsgs Of p NJ Cape Hstteras north II
miles passed ship beating TO tse SOUTH with white signal
flying - 49,, -, H., D., L., -. - o.,
,es. nger. TO J. II. Brower Co
s1br Heinrich iBrom.} Hsehtmann Bremen 80 days, in
ballast 10 @ J BechteL
sclr Msrs Jew,tt Penny Mals Sept H. and 30 days I'm
Gihralrsr friit L. Gomez Wallis Co slieo In ca with ne
CniI Aye az snd for Haiix Sept q Ia % 49, Ion y o.
srcls whsls ..hip Omess Of FaiIhsyen.
fuIsD- During the day. y h.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-14
We learn this morning by Tele-
graph that Capt. LUCE and twelve
others have arrived at Quebec in
kheship Cambria, having been taken
rom a Raft by that vessel.
fBy telegraph !

QUEBEC, Saturday, Oct. II, 1854.
he bark Cambria picked up Capt. Luce, seven
height of the passengers and FIVE of the crew OF
AArctic from a raft.
SECOND DISPATCH
QUEBEC Saturday, Oct. II, 1854.
Capt. LUCE arrived here this morning on board
/ s Cambria, Cspt. Russell.
Aner the collision, and when Capt Luce fodsd
hat the Arctic must go down, he with the pas
|,Dger., (for, by this time all the seameo hal
III with the exception Of one--the third officer,
oct 70 time in flashing spars together to form
aft
The life. boat was the only one lett at the time,
nd 10 get the raft constructed it was necessary to
et the life. boat into the water, butthe oars were
|tit in the Arctic to prevent the life-boat from
Ming taken away from the ship.
The following is a correct list OF tho sc saved
nth Captain LUCE:
PASSENGERS.
FREDERICK MAY,
CT. ALLEN, and
JAMES SMITH. of the Arctic.
J. A. GOVET FRANCOIS, Of the
Vesta.
sEANIEN.
PATRICK MORAN.
ALEXANDER GRANT.
MICHAEL RUSSELL.
JOHN RILEY.
JOHN PATTERSON.
le names OF those who arrived yesterday on
htAip Huron are:
LUXE MCCARTHY
RICH. MACHINE,
JAMES ABBYS,
CHRISTOPHER MORGAN,
ERA~TUS MULLER,
JOHN DRURY,
JAMES WARD,
Z ~ DAVID BENNY,
A ROBERT BRYSON,
JOS. CONNOLLY,
JAMES CONNOR,
THOMAS WILSON,
- CONWAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-14
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
WISCONSIN,
rHELArE cAILsrTI 81 IHL ARCTIC.

Hon. s. p. CHASE, L.. s. Senator from Ohio, is
about to take he stump in behalf OF the Republican
cause.
CApwA1LADER C. CoLpzS, Republican cindidite
for Congress in the lid District has already taken
the felo d. fniDg his ve.s before the people with
reference 10 the great suues Of ths day. Mr.. w.
boldly meeis tie Nebrs-ka question, and fenlessly
opposes the Douglas niquty and the kindred aggres-
sions upon Freedom proposed b. the slave poser.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-14
CIpREbiE COURT.-In the matter of the Ap.

y oInfo Of tie Mayor Aldermen and Comn0nalty u the
CIV r.atve 10 the OPENING OF such parts OF
EIGHTY THikD--rkFET from the ktitb ayeees Ia the
Ea.t River mot nOw opened IN ihe City ~ Nss.f0ft
the mssone OF Esnsfe and Assesnert heretn,
hereby the occupant occa-
PANS Of houses at ots, ard improved md unnpovea
lanes cred thereby aud 20 a others whom t may concern
follows, 20 Wit:
Fist That have snste and Assessment
who NAY BE- opposed the do present their objeconsn
wri;iu a. duly verified. TO WILLIAM H. ELIINU Esq our
Chairman the Office Of the Commandment No. 81 Cham
be street econd story front this City on or before
the lJsh day OF October, 1854 ,
Second That any person persons who may consider mes
selves b, said Estimse and Assessment su 10 head
n opposion to the same before the same place, 81
DEL, ck P A. on tho 9Th day OF October 1854
Third That the Abstract Of tho said Estimate and sssese
mep together with maps snd also all the ahdsys esa
mate and Other docume which us.d BY az w msans
m our r. port deposited 10 the street Commission
Ell Office OF the City aud County Of New York, there 70 remain
until the i8ib day OF Novemb.r 1874
Fourth That the limits embraced by tho Assessment sfors-
said sre follows All these pl,e. Of and .i,n,'sd w me
said Civ opnz both sides Of Eighty third street ostwse
The ea.ery side the sud the st River .od
eztrndns on noherly and 0uhery sides OF Eighty thd
stree, 20 the middle the blocks either s6e thereof sno
Fnh That report herein will be presented 70 zoo gu
irene Court Of the State Of NewYOrk special Term
thsreOf 10 be held City Hall In the sad City ON SAT
URDAY the 18Th day Of November D. 1894 a. the open
D that and that then and there or sooa
thereafter counsel be heard motion Will be made thss
ssid report be confirmed
WILLIAM II ELTlNO
MICHAEL O. HART, lComnaiAionsu.
J. SHERMAN BROWNELL,
l.-E "a IN nj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-14
FURTHER STATEMENTS.

From ne Boitoa Jogysal, o.. Is.
s1@edsiely On toe arrival OF the Europa our re
~ vent on board aud held q conversation With
osahtn, second officer OF the Arctic, some OF
r Vs'*ngers, eDl few OF the eIeF. The saryi'oTs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-14
lOSNEt"TlCTT.

BRIDGFPoHT MUNICIPAL ELEcTIOS.-Cspt. JoHS
BROOKS Jr Wing has been elected Mayor by 81
majority over the putent Mayor Hubbell, Demo
srst Ths was the second trial. there being choi 20
on the Monday previous
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-14

IL hereby gven that the proceeds Of the sale Of the Real
F.trte OF " Bush, Otnervts- called Cornelius
Buh decesed nterste stsy made under the order o the
Surrogate County Of New York By Peter h. 8ulh tho
Adm u,stor Of all ard singular the foods Chsttes And
Credits Of The sid inesiate S Be distributed according 70
law ih Su5Tostess Office 10 the City Of New fok the
twenty h day e October next O'Clock In the fore
neon OF that dayDsted this 18th dGs Of September 1854
sstg Gw A. w. BRADFORD. SGnossn-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-14

- phcaou " the Msy.r Aldermen snj Conmonay u the
City II New-York, relative 10 TUE OPENING AND Ex-
TENSION or PARK-PLACE frp its present term nus 70
Coeseplsce said city Notice i hereby given that tho
costs cargs and incurred ~ OF the proceed
ings W.. above entitled VII bs taxed ny the Cers
ofthe supreme Court hrs oee IN the City uall Of the City
4 New Yt THURSDAY the l9th day OF October A. d.,
tg5i Al 10 oielsck 81 HENRY NlCOLL )c.,t.
GEORGE SMITH, .o.n.a
New York sept %. 1854 CHARLES d MEAD,) "'"e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-14

~ nsoyeul from his d. bis pursuant the Provisions
the third suce of the first title OF the hnh chapter OF tbs
second psri the Revised Statutes PETER & ANTHONY
Of the hae County of Montgomery NewYork,
90 noyeni deb'0rnotice hrs Published sept % a5t Credit
before the Hon samuel bodns Jr County judss
Of the County Mong0mery the lh day OF December
nest o'clock 70 show II any they have, why
agnl should be made Of sal estate aud
he GschaIeed from his debts GEORGE SMITH,
% Attorney fJr Iasolvent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-14

QUEBEC, Saturday, Oct. II, 1854.
The bark Cambria picked up Capt. Luce, seven
, eight of the passengers and FIVE of the crew OF
u Arctic from raft.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-14
ABRAHAM TURNURE. !
DasIEL DODGE
CUPREME COURT.-sAMUEL b. POTTER

- sud I-RAFL T. POTTER ss-inst ID. A mABIE sun
mons To ID. A NABIE: You hereby summoned
sra required the complain, Ia this sct0n,
which wss this DAY filed In office Of the Clark
Of the City and County Of N>wYork, the New
York City Hall, and 20 serve copy Of your answer
T. the aid ccnpsnt on the Iusscbers their Office No. s
PultoL s4d city within t~enty days the service Of
tbs .umnous On yoa exclusive Of the day Of service;
ard you fall 10 the said eoDpsn within the ns
Aforesaid the plaintiff Ia ibis action viii take sdz Dent
II. Elk bundled twenty - 100
dollars S65 Is ON fka third 3sy 81 Uctobsr
eight buDdei and IN yo1r besides the eosts Of
Il l. setion - D.ed New-YOrk, Oct 10, t65l
T. W. & g. >. CHESTER. PLAINTIFF Attorneys
,f4t
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~ LIAM II LU>k against WILLIAM ". CAMPBELL
sunni Crs for rcney demand coutrsct-ro the ab9ve
named de- SIN; You src hereby surnened to
sver the ccup. this seton, which was MED tho
oce OF The CcIk the County OF Rccsand the h day
OF August 1851 Carksown, ard copy Of your answer
on ne at occ in Piernont IN the County OF Rockanf
within tty eays after the service hereof exclusive 81 tho
day Of suh service; snd yOa is he complaint -
sfo,Aia the plaintiff will take judgment Tor he sum ot thse
hundred sn1 y sht doars aud tSo cents wsh nte
on ~ hun, red and four dollars and sevny five ceb om
the .sytuseuh day Of july thousand ei.hi huoded and
f,fou bs.es The OF ths dcrn.Dsted August @h,
1854 ANDREW FALLON. Flainiih'. Attorney,
s2IaWgVSF PierTOrt. RorslsDd Co, T.
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WILLIAM II ELTING,
MICHAEL O. HART, Commissioner
J. SHERMAN BROwNELL,
- n n all
CTPRFME COURT.-In the matter of tho

CUPRFME COURf.-In the matter Of tho
~ tssiug Of lapds for new RESERVOIRS between ~th
ard ssh 5,h and 7h IN the City OF New
York all norgsse's lesse~s occupant. snd otner
pesons IL any manner Judgment decree or en-
Tilted unto or the lands and prem ses .oovc sn
oued OF any psr thereof Notice hereby gwen hs 40
r,onIrsd 10 aIpeGr before Commissioners o. AppssA 10
the above entitled proceedbs Their ONCE 10 20 sf2sa
vsy third story front II 10 o'clock A. on sny dy,
lSuuday, sxcsrtsd on prior The 2t day 81 October
merit ana to produce the evidences Of yoa h or nteres
tb,,n In default whereof and In the sDtued
or ntere,tsd as aforesaid shall Bot be s'csAiasd ~ % 90
know 10 the sad CoDmsoDer on DO fully kDo~n mo same
yi1 l. rsnort,d 10 the suprens Court bslasns 10
Lrown owners IL being the desire to eonsu@n.te this 1est
present the report at the earliest sy con-
With proper sS-mpsto and due regard 20 ns nsno
and interests affected srnssy request thst s parties
nat. sd eoynpy vh preceding notice oth-r fur
tbsr no,ies vii be i,,uso Dated New York sept 1854
SSSSshai so TESSsyStRE. Commissioner.
poRynr l. DILLON. Counsel 10 the Corporation.
B-A pApers Published " the City Of New Yers are
snr,,.d 20 pubh preceding notice until the day Of
0etobsr sex In each week and TO send their bills With
srSas u publication, 20 the Office Of the Counsel TO tho
Cor grafton be paid the final taxation Of the proceed
inss s< IArbA<io
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-14
NEW-YORK sUPREME COURT-DANIEL

IN RNCEVISE and LEVI ASGENINE ssainst WILLIAM
". CAMpRELI.-Sunm0usfo I None Demand "a Contract
To the atosc Dfeudant You hereby summoned
the plant in this action which died Ia the Office
Of Clerk the County OF Rok,ud the 2sh day of
Augu, 1854 arssowB ard 20 copy Of your
on ne tiny Office 10 Pieunon IN he County of Rocland
within twenty ser the service hereof exclusive Of the
dew 81 such .rvi-e and II you fail the complaint
a'oetsc he Plaintiff viii ske Judgment for the o. three
hun dred srd b. dollars ard tho
twcrt,fh q ure Thousand eRh hundred and dny
tour besides the this sconDafed August - 1884,
ANDREW FALLON, Plaintiffs Attorney
Parw ont Rocklapr Y