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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-16
Increase over the previous year
Gov. TowSsEED offered the following, which wss


Gov. TowSsEsD offered the following, which wss
adopted: ,.-., l..
R,.seS That the Committee the Penitentisry BE- In
separate the PenisentisIy do,Pt. nom ne req
proper and and ses this date the Hospital
be der Issnd Hosp tai Of Black wes lasnd
Rssoised That The Committee on the renite1taf De u
,uced 70 prepare for the Government Of said Hopits
which shall submitted to the Board for their adoption
Gov. SMITH offered the following preamble and 1880
lutioa. prefsced With complimentary remarks:
Wh,eas The people Of city have called 70 the hsnops
Cn.r our friend and colleague Daniel 1ernann esq the
honest tsen and faithful efficient and truthful pubic 0m'e
Rs.o.esd That their ecsl separation from Gov Iemsnn
this Board feels pleasing duty to express their estston OF
his vortb y entire devotion 10 the best Oh
the public durss biz ton with the Department.
Rs,oissd That bis prsc,ics knowledge together sh hse
smount Of personal attention. have snsses.ed and been
pr a in com pletins many valuable Improvement IN our n
which viii Ions b remembered In eonneS'n VIII A'
Es,os.d TIA. bis fahery Of the CitJs Children on
ksnosn Island the judcous Arrangements made iof taelt
bsath phy,cs and training vii be lasting sAtl,iacnoa
10 him,s md permanent benefit TO the rising generation
Rosd That copy Of hese resolutions be ensrossed and
sn.d President and Secretary and presented 70 '''
The resolutions were unanlmsusly adopted, and were
responded TO by Gov. Temann.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-16
yoRK pAnY 1RIBUNE WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 10, 1857

NJ. prsrr rovss tfss The ofsr made by Mr.. Hyatt
Z, f,r,bh res free the house On West Broadway for
lie use Of lSgsn Be secsr'ed.
N.yor powpIL r,oved 90 ga amendment that il be
referred 70 tie Committee on Station Houses with
power. t,h.
Mr. BOWS ato pored ss 40 smerdment thst tee
expense exceeded (l00 It DO referred osSx " VIC
Board.
The motion AZ amended wss earned.
John Grimes rent In $25 and eommuncsnon .st
irg that IL vas half Of the amount he hsd received TOT
bis testimony for the conviction OF man i9r IiegA
The Board then went Into secret session.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-16
THE COURTLANDT STREET PAVEMENT
JOB.

A little more light upon this besuntul j,b nay b.
somewhat interesting TO the public - hori,s - .As
"modus operandi" Of our honest Officials, konsAs
inception to the final completion Of city oontrASa
The bids for this pavement O. recorded IN Comma
soner Selah's Gfice were published in Tie T,l5ua Of
thu 9Th inst, and ere q follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-16

rent 70 - ever on the alert 20 r1vr-sss rs~syl~r
esy esnduc:' and ut rsrh nsobsr reject -. 49,,
ss-ns Iss and croer oomuised BY psnesr 81 - ~
nehs rot only stain the q Of tie eys
n'Dt svf 10 aso Of sincere rers. sus $3.50 esps
hears Of bose Of We patrons Who are proaI 10 ~
sns iGI zoe ,.es o. the widows and orpaAa, = YEA ~
Owing to toe greet increase In u. .ar,., .,...
well - the short time required 10 Be nsosc,
msnds the Fund end Il 10 hcs th.} iooresss 4
vid W. List have about doubled In nurSI q IL
yssrs sA"s ne psRNu
The term u service Of Heary A Bun. zo,,..
William Williams will expire =, ~. 49,, lolnr AIs ~
h.isfore. requisite to elect three frcs.s,, ~ .s.s,s
All Of which respectfully snbnis.sd N u''s ys<s sse
BY oioer OF the Bosyd Of Tfus..es
tsirn.di JAMS K.lLr, seerS:.1, A. sUHA sNsasr.
NEG York, Dec 4, 1881.
The report was adopted. and An .h..,.~. IA.
al.o Of the meeting. ordered to be prn:eS " ~
with the following resuls: "f e"esS,
Pys'ident, ,...''..''''.'.,..."piupN M ,us
observation-disclosures. s'ss lM.s.
Tysaswer..............."."J & cossooHuA-
On the announcement OF Mr. GIes's s,s,s,.
suggested that quorum hsd not voted, Ara ,s.vs
wss conse qusn,ly rot legally elected Ar, NE ns
debate, the president decided pat a. cooy.- I've
present il was not Secefssy that shsy shoad 4, ~"
His decision was that the vote was valid. Ia ~;
then elected for
."..".........."...oAIef TEAL
r,..s..'....."........... "a Il
Mr.. J. A SMITH presented q rssolutiss diss,,sv,,.
of the policy Of allowing men TO pea = rccrsepst,
tives OF companies who were not acsive uemten ~
rscomn ending that the Constitution be epfSsc,i h
reference to It. Laid upon the table.
The Board then sfjourDed.S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-16

The bids Of Hugh Mooney, Robisea l. EvssA
and George A. BuckiI CHAM, are clssssd - internal,
and therefore Il seems were not con.dsrsi. What
may have been the nature Of the informally in thsss
bids does not appear on the record, BIZ. tie iao'
ms'ities in the bids Of Mooney & Buckingham wore
of the .ame nature those in the csse Of Roessca
Eveleth then the classification was fsad upca .Asu
all.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-16

with red eyes, bald head, drank pretty bard and then
wouldn't bear nothing Two Of his brotAers-inlsw
Mrs. Psttson was that she was mean, snesking, and
did not want TO give half enough to eat.
5000 REwARp.-Ran away from the subscriber
Saturday night the Gath inst. FouRrrks HEAD OF n.
SRsE vE -Four men, two women one boy and seven child
hh d.ri chestnut color Of he taumbs
jog about 50 old black his teeth very Whit
sssn old Eve feet inches high of dark chestnut color and
te front teeth JOE about yssIs old shout Eve feet III
about Eve feet high light chestnut color SUSAN about IS
DID, dArk chestnut color and rsbes stout bdt speAi
rather .ow sad h. With her iou, one
lee: hish dh chestnut color with THREE cDREs-two boys
snS one sIi-hoa enc 70 eisht ysHs old. .,,..
e The SS:Dy .,s in the Stat. s $500 tl:, out ?. tA:
A ,: a ~:
ssNv s e s AZ part be occurred sssuEL f.rIsos
P.s-stnee writss tn. above have discovered Ss: ny
nut color has also Of. aP
In The Cambridge Democrat Of Nov. 4, In the above
sdvertnsDenh NJ. r. exhibits bis anxiety for his con-
tented and bsppy negoe.. Whether Mr. Psttison sus.
p<rded on suddenly sarnag that be was minus fifteen
head, the writer cannot SAY. But tina. there WA 4
great ssvs hunt in every direction there is no room {,
doubt Though much more hight be said soout par
ties copceIned must sufhoe u add thstthey came to
the Viglspoe Committee IN very soTowful.lookins
plight In tstsered garments, soyae sck ana ncaeyles
but were kindly clothed, fed and aoctored, saa sent
No. i7s. Perry Burton Perry il scout 27'yesss Of
see decide dy coored medium ME sad only of or6i-
nsYy Intellect. He Acknowledged John z. barton, G
srser on Indian River, ss bis master, Nd escaped
Nos. Iso, l8l ard IS2. Alfred Hubert, Israel W.T.
ssy and John Thcr1pson.-Aifre3 10 OF ptvertcl mas-
eular appearance 1sd naturally sosd intellect He .
tal layk chestnut Cs'oy and Wild der sassr fe,b
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-09
Henry Csay in Market.

Parson Brownlow's Knoxville (Tenn.)
Wig advertises a bright mulatto, large
rel formed and an excellent mechanic
named HENRY Clay, for sale. The edit
or says in his notice of the sale that Henry
is chip from the old block, and is first
rate house carpenter.
We notice in the same paper large
number of good farmers, mechanics, women
girls amp children are offered. Sometimes
a condition is annexed tina: families shall
not be parted but there is a long list O
mortgage and chancery sales where no such
condition of sale is added
The same paper contains three notices o
runaway niggers, with rewards for their ar.
prehension. One of the advertisements
thinks that Pomp is over in East Tennnee
see among the abolitionists-which looks
q little suspicious that there may be incen-
diaries in that loyal region.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-09

RAILROAD MEETING AT LAscAsrER-A
pirate railroad meeting was held yesterday
IN Lancaster. 1t is supposed the object Of
The meeting If to extend the Bailey, Car
rot d 60. Railroad from their mill two
miles northwest of Lancaster to the mouth
OF Green river, where connection is to he
formed with the NJ NJ. Railroad abou,
SIX miles below Boscobcl. The Bailey,
Carrot d Co. Railroad has been found .
profitable work, paying over 100 per cent
per annum. 1t will be extended to Potosi
and Dunleith, which may also have been =
matter for consideration before the meet
ing above referred 70.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-09

-
ANEsT OF CouNrERFErTERL BROKEN
UP.-For some time past the police have
been on the lookout to discover the where
abouts of manufactory Of counterfeit mon
ey and bogus coin which was supposed to
exist somewhere in the vicinity, from the
fact that large amount Of it has been cir
cuIating in this neighborhood lately. Hav-
ing good reasons to suspect the location Of
one Of the dens, the Mayors police made a
descent about six o'clock Yesterday morning
upon a~place on the ban Of theAlleghany
river called the "Lumberman's Home, "and
kept by an individual named William Gull
bertson, which, as was ascersained, has been
a rendezvous for counterfeiters, thieves land
persons of desperate character for several
months. Here they found and seized upon
large amount of bogus coin, counterfeit
money, white metal, dies, and in fact all
the implements necessary for carrying on
the manufacture of such coin on large
scale. Five persons found on the premi-
SEES were taken into custody, four men and
one woman Dies for making gold dollars,
silver halves and quarters, and five-franc
peices we're found in the assortment
I fPittsburg Gazette, 18th.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-09
carnenter and his enemies.

It is we'll known to our readers that
there il one man in Madison who dares to
expose villainy. But for him the frauds
and tricks Of all parties in our State wouio
he poorly exposed. Barstow would no"
certainly be Governor and the faction all
.,v. NJ bis heels would rule the State by
bribery-if by no other means. Madison
| i, republic of devils who prostitute It's
beauty to daguerreotype Of hell--for he
mind always looks at thing as il Is, and
and not as it appears. Pump Carpenter
has been revealing the naked innermost Of
Madison; under his awful exposures, there
is naught but deformity, sores and filth a
lnong the whole ploi zeal gang, embracing
lnost Of the lea,lers OF all parties, Repub-
Iicans as we'll as democrats. No other
Epapcr would expose then--or what Is
nearer the mark, the rest If the political
press were either owned by them or awed
into silence.
| Failing to seduee Carpenter by offering
him "all the kingeoins of the world, they
have resolved upon his humiliation by le-
gal crucifixion. Every political huSte',
who fears his past AMI future deeds, fame .es
himself Herod; many of the lawyers and
Judges fancy themselves Pontias Plates
aud every thief, burglar, anil gambler Is
soldier 10 execute the sentence. L is easy
to see that such combination at Maids IN
having their roots extended all over the
State and nation-a mutual I'D associa
ton based on fraud AND conn osed of bogus
democrats, unprincipled republicans, an'I
marketable Know Nothilgs, can easily
unite for almost anything against Pump
Carpenter Well, they have made a be-
gnning--they had to commence some
whers. The Ba:stow head devils had rs
character for which they could recover a
icent; few Of the present federal oliice
holders mad any. They found man Al
last, whose deeds Carpenter had exposed
and who is suspected to have some char
acter-boing cunning, silent, non com
nittalist, such as we see all over the coun-
try in high office. He has sued Pump
Carpenter on several charges for libel -
Carpenter shows that he won't ask for quar-
tiers and intends to fight till the end. We
can only hope for his triumph. Sympa-
thy is no helper Money VIC would give
Iif needed. Col grant that one fearless
man may be saved in Madison.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-09
Our CRY FOR WHITE MEN
Il n H. Z
Paying for Services.

RICHARD W. THOMPSON, who stumped
Iall over Indiana for Fillmore last fall, there
by dividing the opposition to Buchanan
has been rewarded bv s4o,o 900 donation
under cover that the same should be
paid to the Indians under said thompson
direction as agent. The poor but homes,
Indians deny that any such sum is due
them, and Thompson ref ses to return the
money to The Government. No doubt the
whole thing was concocted before the Pres
ldential election, as condition of his SER
vices in opposition to Fremont and indi.
rectly on behalf of Buchanan. This same
Thompson wrote a pamphlet some months
ago aiming TO prove that the Billie tolera-
les Slapery, or, that Slarery tolerates The
Bidle-we have forgotten which. The
friends o! free labor have all sorts of enc
mics to fight.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-09
A High National Party.

The call for the grand rally at St. Lou
issued just before the election in April, wa
headed AS follows:
WORKING MEMS DEMONSTRATION
FREE LABOR TO MAKE Missouri THE EN-.
PRE- STATE OF THE UNION, AND Sr.
Louis THE EMPIRE CRY OF
THE WEsr!
Let the Masses Turn Out.
And Battle for their cause!
WHITE MEN FOR OUR CRY,
and
Our CrY FOR WHITE Men
Free 7raUeli Free Riuersf
1t will be noticed the hand bill takes
High National Ground in small way. -
They might have added as follows:
OuR COUNTRY FOR WHITE Men,
WHITE Men FOR Our Country!
Let all ringers and all acho oun niqgers
isave the country and go to 1tT;cal
No Amalgamation-no mixing of breeds
no aristocracy-and no "poor
white trash ~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-09

GRANT County AGRICULTURAL Society.
We published a week or two ago the
list OF premiums and regulations of the
Grant County. agricultural Society, " hicl
is to hold it, annual meeting on the 23rd
and Oath of September next. A pam
phlet, containg the constitution, bylaws
regulations and premiums, will be ready
for distribution in few days.
The Secretary, Mr.. HoLLowAy, is Civ
ing this matter much attention and will dc
all IN his power towards establishing the
Society permanently, and making tia re
specahle and mutually profitable institution
for the working men of Grant County ane
the State.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-09
Estate of Batie-deceased

State of Wisconsin, County of Grant ss:-County C1
May 4th, 1857. Present S. o Paine, judge
In the matter OF the estate sAdam Bate deceased
|nN this day came Geo. w. Lee and William Wtilg
" Executors of the last will and testament Of sid !
ceased and their motion it is ordered that proQd
claims against deceased be made before the Judge Of
court atthe Court House in Lancaster on the first VA
days of November and December 1857: and that \
months from the date hereof are limited for the prs
lions and proofof ell claims against deceased.
And it is further ordered that notice thereof be @
sll persons concerned by publishing this order fOr
successive weeks, commencing within ten days from
date hereof in the "Grsnt County Herald"
46-it STEPHEN O. PAINE, County judd
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-09

NEW BANK AT. MADIsoN.-Pump CAR
pENTsR thinks q new Bank will be started
at Madison,the bills to be secured by pledg.
ing the bonds he is giving for his appear
ance at court on sundry charges of libel
His bonds already amount to over $500, 900
and new suits and bonds continue to multi
|ply. As the forty there's hold the stock
the money issued from the new bank will
probably be used BY the Barstow faction a,
the fall election.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-09
EMBELLISHMENTS.

State of Wisconsin, County Of Grant, ss: County
May Term, A. D. 1857. P esent, s. O. Paine, Juags
In the matter Of the estate of William Saunders
|HN this day came Hiram Barnhart, the adnllLlsAs
" of the estate Of said deceased and his niouo "a
ordered that proof of all claims and demands b
deceased be heard before the judge Of this court no
Court House in Lancaster, the first MONDAYS q f
and December, A. d. 1857, and that seven monn.s S
the date hereof he and hereby alloa cd and hnl
all claimants against said estate to present and Prov
claims. i'd
And it is further ordered that notice thereof g
to all persons eoncetsa oy publishing ths welt
newspaper published in Lancaster in said county, v
ncing within twenty days from the date hereof
Dated Nav 4th, 1857. STEPREN O. PAINE, -
4S-4t County 'ST
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-09
Estate of Price-deceased

State of Wisconsin, County Of Grant, ss:County C'u
May 9th, 1857. Present s. O. Paine, Judge.
In the matter Of the estate Of Glendower N. Prize
deased.
ON this day came 0rris Mccartney, one Of the snS
" strators of the estate of said deceased and ffs
administration account of the administrators Of sa
tate for final settlement
orde ed that the matter Of said account be ~
before the Judge of this court at the Court House y
caster, on the first Monday of June 1857 and that n
thereof be given to all persons interested by PUBLISH
this order for three successive weeks previous 70
hearing, in the .sGrant County Herald
ffas yea SfGPdGy D.. PAINE, G,l1ty jati'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-09

MoRMoNs IN CINcINNATI--We learn
from the Cincinnati Commercial that a
small congregation Of Mormons in the
Western part Of that city, living in a kind
of free love institution, have so awakened
the ire Of the people by their outrages,
that they have been compelled to leave
the city. A dispatch from the Cleveland
Plain Dealer says that they go to Utah
twenty-five hundred strong.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-09

Fo.p y sFAlRBAsks-We hope oul
friends, country dealers and ALL on visiting
Milwaukee, will call on the gentlemen
named; they deal 10 Books and Stationery
lat 50 East Water st. Mr.. Fairbanks,
having long dealt with merchants in this
region fairly and squarely, is quite ia
vorite everywhere. We take this liberty
Of saying that persons having business to
transact at Milwaukee, that can be done
without going,can have it done by respons-
IDLE and prompt agents by writing tc
Messrs. FoRD & FAIRBANKS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-09
a Superior NIL Site For Sal
Also for 500.
Cir. Ct. Summons-Wade

State of Wisconsin, County of Grant, ss:-Grsnt Gin
Court.
Milton Sperry, Plt'G. rs. Ephrain Wade, Deft.
T appearing to my satisfaction by the affidavit d
Paine, tbst cause of action exists against the q
AIMED defendant arising on contract, and that ssi
fendsnt has property in this state, he being 8 non,
dent defendant. .s..,
ID order that the summons in this acton or vi
The fpllowi lg is copy, -iz. M sas.f
State of Wisconsin, County Of Grant, ss:--Ga4t Gil
Court.
ITO Epiraim Wade, Defcndant:-ssYo gu orc ha
Il Summoned TO answer tho complaint ofeSlton s.
'ry, Plaintiff, copy of which will be fled with
CLERK of the Circuit Court of said County and 10
a py of Sour answer me at Piattevili. GantCa
'ty. Wiioo sin,within twenty days from. after Tie
wi exclusive Of the day of eryice And if you fiji
answer said complaint as hereby required, the pl
tiff viii take Judgment against you for one hundred
''thi weight and $500 dollars with interest from
llth day of August, A. D. 1885, besides cost of tha
! ''tion. "MILTON SPERRY. Plaintiff
be served on said defendant by the publication as
ance in each week for six wceks in the newspaper m
| in the County of Grant, called the "Grant CoGt
Herald" and further, that copy of the said sumnH
the complaint herein deposited in the Post 0fc,
dressed to said defendant. BY the Court.
46-6t NJ. NJ. COTHREN JUDE
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-09

RsFoRMATios.-The Madison Argus ad
vertises that a fair democratic State Con-
ventien be held--that the delegates must
DC left 'Jres and antramneHed," which
means an acknowledgement of the Arqus
that democratic State Conventions have
not heretofore been controlled by free and
antrammelied men, but By hirelings and
bogus delegates. No other construction
can be given to the Argus' advice. The
drqus thinks if the party acts truly and
honestly there are hopes of carrying the
State next fall bv its party.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-09

NEw PAPsRs.-Our latest exchanges
contain notices Of three new papers being
started in Wisconsin, two in Minnesota and
two In Iowa-ses en- in all. 0fthese, one
is democratic or pro-slaYerv. two neutral
or so0lless, and four Republican or anti
Niger The stockholders in the great A.
naerican negro interest are therefore falling
behind In Wisconsin, Iowa and Minnesota
SO far as the press is concerned.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-09
NOtice-A1len.

State OF Wisconsin, County of Grant, ssCounty OOl
May ferm 1857. esent, S. o. Paine, judge.
In the matter of the estate of Mary Allen deceased
nN this day can3aINoah Allen one of the adminslss
~ Q. the estate Said deceased and on his motion, J.
ordered that proof Of all claims against said deceased
I'll claims in Offset there to be made before the !9ps
this court at the Court House in Lancaster in aa n,
~, on the first Mondays of July and Dee mber, p'
seven months from the date hereof, being slloHeu
limited by said court for all persons having claims
deceased to present and prove the same And II u y
ther ordered that notice thereof be given to all p
interested publishing this order for FOUR successive
previous to said ht airing in the "Grant Countyhers
weekly newspaper published in Lancaster n said coaD
STEPHEN O. PAINE. @ lty Jrus !
Dated Nav 18th 1857 A. 1t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-09

LANCASTER Brass BAND.-The curiou,
nolse' CONCERNING which, our quiet people
nave been In doubt as to whether i va,
produced by thunder, cats or co1nets-o,
perhaps all combined, was only the new
Brass Band IN preparatory blast. Hisex.
|pected to run all nights till the balance
que on instruments is paid. Payments
may oe made to US. No sleep-nothino
but terrible dreams and dismal slumharS
TIL we are paid to hold up.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-09

w Calab Gushing and Timothy Davis,
of Massachusetts, were to leave that State
the presem week, on visit to Minnesota,
and North Western Wisconsin. Senator
Wilson was also intending ;olease for the
West about the same time and expected
to extend his trip to Kansas.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-09

Ev It is stated that The Greeds6or
ough IN. G. Messenger, religious paper,
is edited and published by Mrs. Frances
N. Bumpard, and printed wholly by fe-
males, even to the press work, which is
done by negro woman.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-09

3 AT the old Camp Ground at VIM
Knox's Fennimore Circuit-joined by the
Patch Grove cbarge-will hold Camp
Meeting, to commence June 4th, at 20
clock P. NJ, and will continue over the
following Sabbath We cordially invite
our Brethren in the ministry and member
ship to come up and worship with US
Come one-Come all.
A. McWRIGHT. pa,,or,
A. H. WALTER.
Eli G, JONES. PIE.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-09
Justices CJurt-HurthinySo

Grant County, Town of Cassville, ss:In Justices C
Two HIS. Hurthington:-You are hereby notifedp
Il. writ OF attachment las been issued against 4
ana your property attached to satisfy he demand
Fett Garner, m unting to sixty two and seventy By
one hundredih dollars. Now unless you shall appeS'
tore John D.. Harp. ESQ.,, Justice Of the Peace in
Tor said county, at his Office in said town, the
day OF May. A. D. 1857, at O'Clock in the afternoon
ment VIII be rendered against you and your property
TO pay the debt. JARRETT GARNER, Psnd5
Dateo this 30th DAY of Anril A. D. 1851. 46-F