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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-30
8udson River Market Boats.
F,eiolf Lssf Of Can. and Fa-u Produce generally,
ps,orteo expressly for The Esw.York Daily Tnour

Fteioh LIT Of Cattle ard FG~u Produce generally,
Rsporteo expressly for The New.York Daily Tribune
CAN'T James Ketebsm Of the barge Ulster County from
Landing arrived Al wharf foot Of hunsyst Sept
r. reports the following articles by the VIA 10 Veal
Calves rs Sheep and Lambs so Swine Veal Carcass Nut
n Carcass I26 Pork Caresss zoe rs Dressed Fowls 80 lbs
DTsssd Ducks bb Egs 100 tubs Butter aversing . bbs
50 bales Hay $50 bales straw $50 bbls Rye Flour $50 bags
Com Meal And Feed 60 bbs Apples 10 bbls Peaches 80
tiets Peaches bssiet Ounces 30 Pumpkins 100 empty
bis consigned. 20 baskets Grapes
Capt W. L. Jansen Ofthe barge Newbugh from Newburgh
xyed wharf foot Of Nsrr-ns Sept - reports the fol-
bpipT articles by the voyage viz; 81 Beeyes Milk Cows II
Veal Caves 2s sneeP and Lamb: 40 swine Beef Care4sses
90 Pors Caosses So ss Dressed Poary 254 Dressed Fowls
iTukeys bills Egg $50 tubs Butter svsrsgos S. MS q
ftms 90 averaging 10 lbs 5 bales Hay bbls Apples 81
tssset Plans bsske,s Grapes from Rufus Barstts Vine
yard IS boxes soap, Is boxeb Oil Cloth 8 rolls do.
Capt RuhAo Gee Of the barge Columbia, from Milton ar
By the voyage viz: 10 Bseyes Mk Cows e0 sheeP
and Lamb so swine Horse, Beef Caressses 20 Pork
Csc0ses Dressed Poultry 100 fowles Turkeys %
Dutk bills Egs 100 tubs Butter eyeTans 30 lbs IOV eaes
Bay 2o bales Straw rs bbs Rye FioU, 90 bags oon he>t
50 kbs Apples 100 baskets Pescks ~ baskets Qaioee'
batkets Puss bbls Vinegar 80 wheel bsrfo"S tuhs
Ctstng. 100 empty bbls 50 Corn MILLS. ko =.
CAPT Chss Hastead Of the barge hlDsnk from Newourgn,
arrived Of Wsrrenst sept ~ reports me fo!-
TOWING viz Beeye 10 veal calves,
rs 10 Swine HOJses Beef Cafczsses ~
Fok Isow Turkeys 2J tubs Butter averaging
IS hrkins Butler ul Bs 81 bales Hay, %
ms Fcur bbls Pofsoes IS baskets Peaches, obis
Peaches 10 rolls Leather 81 sides Lea her boxes Leather,
Sban6es Paper IS boxes Goods Carpet Bags Piano
nes from Carman FaDchers mandatory 10 boxes Soap
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-30
II was Saturday evening now.

IL was Saturday evening now.
"We Sarah, said the Lady, for fear abe should no.
pay you, take that dollar 10 your mother; and tia, II
my name and number; If yea are in trouble sbou:
the rent week, you core for me and viii zee about
IT,"
ooh thank you maam Bot, II you please, you
keep the dollar and let me keep the card and will
ask my mother first il | may take it. Oh, but if you
will let her wash for you, then -"
"well, whst them p
"Then II John should come back, and would help
me carry the basket, why then -"
"why then hurrah-my little jolly -bos.-JOhn has
come back, and will carry the basket and you too
and he took one upon one arm and the other on the
other.
Yes, there wes skiss-reciprocsl-hearty-
afectionste az sailor. II comes from too happy
hearts.
"Yes, and your mother on top. And this lady
God bless her good heart, all the same, but John viii
pay the rent, and -"
Well tia no use talking 1t don't take much to
make happiness. Whist happy party around the
poor wssherwomsns daughter-little Sarah Poison
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-30
STATE OF THE NARKErSTo-DAY.

SATURDAY, Sept SOP II.
ABrs-The market 10 quiet for Pots at " snd
Pearls Is Is.
CorTos 10 rmer and there Is more doing for export
and home use; sales for the week are estimated ct
400 bales.
FLOUR AND MEAL-There 10 some irregulsri.y ir
the market for Western and State Flour; the Low
grades are heavy, but for the medium and better
qushte. prices are supported. Canadian Flour is in
active at g. in bond
The sales Of Western Canal are 400 bbls q, O. q
brands. and common TO good Ohio, sDd s7as7 IS
for common to good State.
Southern Flour unchanged with good demand mainly
for home consumption; sales 500 bbls at 81 'Ooss
for mixed TO good brands Baltimore, &c. Rye Flour
ia dull at s5as6. Corn Meal Is quiet at 81 IL for
State and 81 37I for jersey.
GRArs-There il only limited demand for Wheat,
ard prices limited, and the stock Is gradually increas
in; we have no sales to note. Rye is inactive at
o. 20. Oats are frm good Western are scarce at
49a53Ic. for State ard Western.
Corn opened lower, but with a good Eastern de-
mand prices were partially recovered sales ~, 600
bushels, at 74i aisle. for unsound snd 75S7Oc. for
Western mixed, closing at outside figure
WHISKY il in moderate request; sales OF Prison at
AL snd jersey ~ 942i.
PRovIsross-Pork is heavy at $l3 IS for Mess and
sll rs for Prime.
Beef is unchanged and in moderate request at former
quotations. Lard is quiet at loi losc Butter and
Cheese remain the same.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-30
Whalen

An al New. Bedford 27ih bark Columbus. Carr from P.
cine Ocean 70 days Tscshusno with eco bbs oil 10
90 bsclfh oil board Sent home the ga ools
o. on freight COZ bb sp from ship Hector q New
Bedford; 50 do So and 25o do wh from Be Winsov do
70 DO frcm chip WIN. Henry, FEiThasen. ~
At Para Aug 49, Maria Perry Nantucket 200 bbis o.,
hoard HcDisomery Cushing New BEDFORD $40 sp 30 VII
President, Young Of WeEport, 100 So
of and on At do 10Th ut POtomsc Actey Of Nantucket,
la en- Hercules Potter New Bedford, 100 Triton Dor
65 bb returned for two deserer.-bound off shore
to cruise til March - .
on Tonbez Aus H. EugeniA. Wood. New Bedford, zl5o
Bits al told; Morning Star Cleveland do. ll0sP.
Aldo. date. Nautilus Sesbury, New Bedford 800 So
bound 20 Nindwsrd.
Heard from June 90 Susan Green New Bedford % sp;
Zepbyr GtTdiuer do 81 s Cstherwood Oliver Westport,
$50 up -, ~
frt m New. Bedford.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-30
BROOKL wv ITEMS.

A New EyeIsE COMPASY.--At an adjourned meet
Ing of the Common Council or Tburday night the Fire De-
partment Committee the petition ~ Jsmes Mallory aud
forty nine others be organized Engine No TO-
ported IN favor recommended that this Company be al
lowed the the engines in the Corporation Yard
Az discussion followed aud contended BY those
adoption Of tho report that would adi to the
present difficulties the Fire Department to establish more
companies while the other hand It urged that
CINE greatly needed in the ward 1.-THE SEVENTY II
brsoed rge district in which there but engine and
than half The report finally
,dopteo by of Z The COMMITTEES also
pored in favor a carriage for Hose Co No and
truck for Bucket Co No both OF which adopted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-30

SID. I'm; Antwerp pth. H.mphrsy .MsrIll, n oIies,s
An At Hsyre TIN Russell Robbins NswOtiesns; Edw. p
ssrirser. Thompson London for New Yort
..iS5 :. Hsyre 9th. C.nva. Back, CGh. Baltimore
sra from Be desgx III, Fidepia ev-Orieans sh weshss
Omar, Carr NsvYork
Ar Csdiz 2st Emperor Tibbes Gencs aud M.hor
Grsvssend Sept, loThs American ship Qsiokstep Coot
while riding anchor % the port Friday afternoon w.
run By Goitenbu and Lost oreYli and had her
srtoad bow damaged &c She had her injuries coed
and IL this foreuoous tide.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-30
Ocean STEAMERS, &r.

EIRST CLIPPER for SAN FRANCISCO
Il DISPATCH LINE.-The splendid clipper ship PAM
PERO Coggins completing her Loading at Pier No.
10 East River This favte snip beat all her competitors on
her San Francisco performing the in los
day aehar.ng her cargo fine order shippers DESTROYS Of
The earliest CONVEYANCE will make immediate application
SUTTON & &c No 81 Wall St, OF
Ne.-rs JAMES BISHOP & Co. No. 3 Besverst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-30
CITY ITEMS.

Among tie passengers who sail for Europe to-day
in the Pacific, Capt. ii. A. Adams of the U. s. Ex
pedton to Japan, who is the bearer Of the ratified
treaty concluded by Commodore Perry. Capt. Adams
goes TO China by the overland route via Egypt, and
expects TO reach Hong King about the first of De-
eember.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-30
FIRES.
FIRE IN AVENUE A.

FINE IN AFFNUL A.
About l2I o'clock Saturday morning, fire broke
out in the building No. $50 Avenue A, occupied by
Mrs. WadeIl as bakery, and Mr.. White as fancy
ttore The remen were early on the ground and soon
extiDguished the flames The premises we're damaged
to the amount of about s25o-no insurance. The fire
IL supposed to have originated among come shavings
N the cellar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-30
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK
Arrived.
.sEPrEaBgn 80

Shin Universe (pkt Bird Liverpool 40 days mdse and So
pasnsers TO Williams Guion The passengers are all in
FOOD health two brths-no deaths Sept r. $50 miles east Of
candy Hook took pilot from the Juai has had hsht w'nd'
and Gains the last three weeks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-30

The steamship america arrived at Boston at II
o'clock this morning. Her mails dispatched by
the early train and will be due in New York between
5 and o clock tbs afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-30
~ ATI0NAI. RACE COURSE.-During the

NATIONAL RACE COURSE. during the
N d, Of the Races the National Horse Fair the steamer
ISLAND CITY will leave Fulton Market Slip a. 8, g. 10, IL
sn5 NJ H. aud $50 NJ connecting with the cars Of
,ls Fufhps Railroad Hunters Point direct the Race
Cnrrse Returupg will leave the National Depot at 2
nS6 so a, he low fare OF IS Passengers also
tai The Ioih Ferry Green Point where they will ind
tree conveyance to the cars at Hunter. Point
4. L DUDLEY. Superintendent
NOR Al BANY, BUFFALO and all STATIONS
Il on the CENTRAL RAILROAD If you wish TO make =
k rsssnse AZ half the take the HERO or MAN
HAITIAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-30
Hle0iral.

COURAUDs INDICATED SOAP cures PIN
Ter Moth and all skin dsfomtes Poudra subtle uproots
hair low orehead, upper Up o. any part Of the body
at the old established Perumey Depot 81 Walk
er.t st Store from Broadway; BATES % Washington ST.,
Boston; Calender. 81 SO. Sd-st, Philadelphia
DEAD, READ.-Twenty packages of DR..
III THOMASS SPECIFIC I'D. thirty permanent eues VI
Fever and Asue IL fail and can BE- taken
BY weakest without injurious effects upon the system
Sent " part of the United States free Ut postage 81
per package For sale Wholesale and retail BY
C. FARRAND. No s07 Broadway, New.Yort
CT. VITUs DANCE.-Thoee having this com
p. can be cured with certainty and by bar nless o-
erston cure warranted In every operated upon NO
pay will be d-msaded until tbs patient hs entirely recovered
J. N. EISH No. ~ Fulton At, Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-30
steamboats, an0 Railroads.

CEPTEMBER, 1s54.-FOr Shrewsbury, Long
- Branch Hishlsud Dock Ocean House Port WSshinston
n,,n,. Docb Browns Dock Mddletown) snd Red Bank
ron me foot Of Robnson.st North Rver-New and splendid
s,.su host ALICE c. PRICE Cspt A n bssgerty, VIII
.sve the COT OF Robiuson.s, North River ~ follow,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-30

THE CHOLERA HosPITAL.-The Commissioners OF
Health have resolved to close the remaining Cholera
Hospital in Mott-st., early in October
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-30

CUNDAY BOAT for ALBANY-Landing at
- Newburs poushseepse, Kns.ton cats.i snd buda,n
~ o .,,sm,r HERO Cnt W Hsncox, will leave the Pier
loot Of Robnson IT. every SUNDAY At ocleeS " For
Ire sh OF passage apply board, of g. T. sIANLef at
-. he uhar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-30
suPRE :. I;,cS GoURT;m W :

~ LIAM n. HALL JOHN n. RUCKLE and RICHARD
VAN BUSKlRK, sssinst WILLIAM w. CAMPBELL To
the above DEFENDAsTsir You sro hereby summoned 20
answer the complaint in this action which hod 10 the once
OF Clerk Of the County Of Rockand on the 18th dag OF
August 1854 Al Cakown ard copy of your answer
on ne Fl my office Permont, la the County OF Roekand,
within twenty days ae' the service hereof exclusive Of tho
day of such servce you fail the complaint
Aforesaid plaintiff will take Judgment for the OF seven
hundred ard eight dollars and forty cen with ntee,
from the thirty nr day Of July thousand eight hundred
ard fyfouG besides the OF his acon-Ddtd August
10Th. 1854 ANDREW FALLOS, Plsntin q Auofney,,
u iawsws PierInont, Roekand Co, NJ Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-30
N Office Of DIsTRIBUTION,-Noti i

N OF | F. of DISTKIBUTION,-NOt 10
IN hereby sven that the proceed. of the sale Of the Real
Estate Cornelius v Bush, (oherwiss called Cornelius
Buh decesed interstate lately made under the order Of the
ofthe County Of New YORK by Peter Bo.h the
Adiu Of all and singular the Goods, Chates and
~ the said interstate will be distributed according 70
law the surrogess office In the City OF New York the
twenty day Of October next o'clock In the fore
poon 81 thst Ay Dated this 7th day Of September, 1854
serg ew A. W. BRADFORD, Surrogate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-30


IN ANGENINE and LEVI ANGEVINE against WILLIAM
W. CAMPBELL.-Sunmous for Money Demand on Contract
above Defendant: You hereby summoned TO
sver plant this action which filed In the once
Of the CLERK Of the County Of Roksnd ON the 18th day OF
Augut 1854 CdTkson and 90 Of
or n al my Office IN Pisrmor the County OF Rockland.
will days sf the service hereof exclusive OF tho
DAY u such service sad II you fell to the complaint
the Plaintiff " III se Judgment for the Of three
hurde and eahty dollars AMI cent with from the
twentieth June thousand egh hundred and hty
four Decides the Of this actonDaied August - leSL
ANDREW FALLON, Plaintiff Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-30

IN Of nsoyent from bis pursuant 20 the provisions
OF the third sele q tie INST title Of Tie h ehser Of The
second Of the Revised Sstaies PETER c ANTHONY
Of the CansohsIie Coon.y Of gomery YORK;
an nolvent debtornoce 6s Pne.hed sept - isA Crsdis
on. 10 w Al before the Hon samuel BeSne IT, County Judge
OF the County of Montgomery the h day Of December
next at o'clock to show cause II any they have, Why
an should Be Of said insovens aud
be dscharged from his debts GEORGE SMITH,
- Iswl0-ss Attorney for lnsolvent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-30
NETWORK SUPREME COURT. Wi

NEW-lOKk SUPREME CUUhI. = VIII
IN LIAM H. LUSK sssipst WILLIAM w. CAMPBELL.
Summon. for 9 money demand eoDtset-ro tue above
named defendant SIR: You hereby summoned 20 an
ever the complaint this seton which wss filed n the
Office Clerk the Couty Rocklsnd on the 18th day
OF August Clarkstown and copy answer
ONCE, in Pemont m the County OF Hooksnd,
AFTER the service hereof exclusive Of tho
day CT such service; ard fail thu complaint
aforesaid tire plaintiff will take Judgment for the vi three
hundred and eighty dollars and WIKI interest
huncFcd dollars and seventy i've from
the seventeenth day OF July thousand eight hundred and
fy.iou- besides tho Of th aeonDated August 18th,
1854. ANDREW FALLON, flaintiu'e Attorney, -
- P.taont Rncklaud Co n Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-30
WILLIAM H. ELrIN0,
MICHAEL @ HART Commissioners
J. SHERMAN BROWNELL,
her 81 n 70 nl6

new 10TH, Septemoefo 1917 ~ ~ VIC
CUPREME COURf.-In the matter Of the
- taking Of lands for q new RESERVOIR, between @th
Seth and the 5th md 7b IN the City o. New.
York To all owners lssses occupants and other
persons msBne Judgment decree or otherwise en-
titled unto the lands and above moo
toned any ps fhreoE Notice hereby given that you are
required to spp.ar before the Commssoneme - Agp,s a
wsy third story at 10 oelock on any day,
isuudays ercepted prior the 2st day Of October
next aud 20 produce the evidences OF you s or ntsfe
therein In default whereof and the persona entitled
o, iuereed az Aforesaid shall not be ssceaned by b
known to the said Commissioner or be fully kao~n the sams
will be reported the Supreme Court a. belonging 70
known owners IL being the desire 70 eonummste hs great
ard 70 present the report at the earliest day
.nt With proper and due regard 10 the nights
and interests sseeted earnestly requested that all parties
80, .nd eomply With preceding notice, eter fur
tb,r notiee viii be Dated New York, Sept 1854
s sss,Ip So ESSSSssdHr, Commissioner.
RostRr j. DILLON, Counsel IN the Corporation
BAN papers publhed IN the City Of New Yosk 70
duesd publh the preceding notice until the 2st day q
OCTOBER next In each week and TO send their bills With
sdsvhs Of publication 70 the Office Of the Counsel TO the
Corporation 10 be paid the final taxation Of the proceed
inss- ~ lswten5
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-09
From the Galena Advertiser
Bank Panic Ended

The news from Chicago is favorable.
The panic had subsidized. Our State Banks
will be sustained. These which suspend
ed will soon resume business again
The following card Ito the public" ap-
pears in the Chicago papers Of Thursday,
signed by two hundred and sirtsca firms,
comprising the Wholesale Dealers Of that
city:
"To THE PunL,c. We the undersign-
ed. Wholesale Dealers and business men
Of Chicago, having entire confidence in
the stock secured Banks of this State.
and in our City Banks in particular, and
being convinced that there are no just
grounds for the present panic, do and will
continue to receive the bills OF all the
aforesaid Banks as heretofore"
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-09
That Run Once More.

Last week we had an exciting time OF
it; indeed, we had two excl,emen,s. In
one case the people made a run on The
banks Tor specie, and In the other, they
got up ru" on oar office to pay ap. The
bank excitement reached its climax Oh
Tuesday, when two banks failed the run
on our Office to pay up was the strongest
on Wednesday, when we received just
five hundred and seventy dollars and fifty
five cents. The subscribers too came IN
apaee but out o. mere hurry we cant
take time TO foot them up. But then the
cash, that's important, and as the run
was kept up very respectfully for the
whole week, we must call our clerk, Mr.
Rogers. The footings of the cash ac-
count on Saturday night, if you pleas sir
They are rather good for sore eyes IN light
tiaes. Let US read One THOUSAND TWO
HUNDRED and FIFTEEN DOLLARS and rwo
CENTS. Nine cheers for the run on forty
five Clark street keeprp the excitement
Let it become more intense. Let our
friends III the country wake up and roll In
with rush. Hurrah Hurrah..
But then, Mr.. Rogers, how stands the
treasury What are the ou, goes the pay
men,s, il you pleas sir Z Exactly TWELVE
HUNDRED and EIGHT DOLLARS and FIFTY
NINE cents, leaving only SIX DOLLARS and
roRTy-THrEE cents in the treasury
There, who says printer ever has any
money. Nearly all gone--well, there's
SO many debts paid. Printers, paper,
coal, &c., SC !--whew how the money
flies All its good for is 10 be kept moy-
ing. Consequently and therefore keep
up the run on forty-iive Clark street to
pay up. lis fair exchaage-our paper
for bank paper, only our patrons get the
best Of the bargain. Wei! stand 1.-THE
best we can. Our paper, ne say again,
for bank paper-who bids : Let Us have
another exciting week. Dee. Press.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-09
From Oregon Papers October 7th.
The Indian Massacre at Fort
Boise More Immigrants Killed

BY the last arrival from Oregon we
had full reports of the horrible hatchery
of a train Of immigrants near Fort Boise.
Sixteen bodies were found and buried,
and three children were carried off by
the Indians. Mr.. r. r.. Thompson, U.
s. Indian Agent, writes from the Grande
Ronde, Sept 9th. that the report of the
murder by the Indians of three men be-
longing to another train is fully confirm.
cd.
1t occurred on the 10Th of August, about
ninety.fve miles east Of Fort Boise, Oh
the Jefferson road. The train consisted
of five wagons, under command OF Mo-
ses Kirkland, from Louisiana. They
were met by eleven Indians, who accost-
ed them in the most friendly manner by
shaking hands. Three men who were
in the rear Of the wagons, after speaking
with the Indians, turned to go and were
fired at. One was killed apd another
wounded. The wounded man has since
died. Their names were George Lake
and Walter C. Perry.
They were from Iowa, and both left
families VINO are now on their way to
Washington territory. The whites fred
and killed two Indians. The Indians now
retired to q distance still continuing their
fire. a. a uis.,....a 81 three hundred
yards they wounded q young man from
Illinois by the name of Z. b. Canirel,
who died from his wound several days
afterwards The whites in their frigh.
gave up their horses, five in number, up
on which the Indians retired.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-09
Female War on Rum.

Anamosa, on Friday, the 10Th inst, was
the scene of considerable excitement, oc.
casioned by the extraordinary conduct OF
large number Of our most respectable
married ladies. At a certain hour in the
afternoon, procession was organized, with
couple of the older ones for leaders, and
with an axe and sledge, line of march
was taken up for groggery, situated in
the outskirts Of the town, which they soon
reached and demanded the key of and
on its being refused, they smashed in the
door, but the whiskey had all been drunk
up but short time before, and the owner
had gone off for more. During their stay
they did some damage to an empty bar
Tel and decanter or SO, and were treated
to dish Of choice billingsgate by the
owners wife who made her appearance
while they were at work. From this
place, they next proceeded to another
grocery, demanded the key, got it. went
in, and rolled out small cask of brandy
Gall the liquor on hand and demolished
it. They next went to another store
where liquor was reported to be kept, but
being informed and assured that it was
kept only for medical use, they did not
proceed any further Thus ended their
days work. There has been much dis
cussion abou, the proceeding around town,
and it has created quite an excitement;
but the women are upheld by agreat ma.
iority of our townsmen. If the provis-
ions of the Code had been carried out,
and the sale of rum stopped as it should
have been, by our last District Court,
this female conspiracy would never have
taken place; but when rum continues TO
be "dramlned" out with impunity, and
we cannot get the law executed, what
wonder is it that our married ladies', who
have such an absorbing interest in the
preservation Oft family circle free from
the invasion Of drunkenness, should take
the execution OF the law into their own
handsi If the men have not got force
enough TO execute the law, il is then high
time for the women to see il they can do
it.-.4namoSa .Ners.