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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-06
Notice! Nofica!i

RT0NEY WANTED.--All persons knowing themselves
i'll indebted to US either b. Note or Book Account
@itl piesse pay ", sad commence account is NE
are in need Of money
50. GEORGE ". RYLAND 4 co. 4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-06

~ RUSS nalsputabe. Call on subscriber In pattev
iiseoSn or for any tract after and including Nls y
OF sec s, Town s, r. W., call ON Hon j Anen Raho
of Lancaster STFpJIS = -, 4, }s9 = barber basoer
Nov 10Th, 1856 ---.- -. :. ~ ENi-N Il.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-06

The ANCLo-SAXoN AND THE BIBLE
h Mr.. WoRrABEr, native of Syria,spending
some time in this country, delivered a lee
ture recently At Baltimore. In tHecourse
Of his lecture he gave the following reasons
for the greatness of England an Amer
ca.
"The AngIo-Saxon race IS a great and
powerful race. What made them so!-
Not their blood. Where was their blood
three hundred years ago! What is their
III blood? Bleed you and bleed me, and
where is the difference in our blood?
You owe your greatness to the Bible
Some say 10 one thing and some another,
but We tell you the Bile las made yo4
weat. Wherever there is an open Bible,
There the arts and sciences triumph; there
thepeople are free, and there the people
are happy and great.
What were you three hundred years
aince? What was your commerce then p
Where were your ships? You were trad
#ine with the Dutchman, who came to you
with dirty pipe in his mouth; he came
hot in fine ships, but entered your port i'll
hubs boo. boo. boo. boo!
In those days, Spain could make you
#romble-what is she to-day! Why has
sho gone down and You goaeur? Because
while she neglected, You study the Bible.
There can be no lasting greatness dlsociat-
ed from the Bible"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-06
Pay up at potosi,

LII persons indebted to- aa by note or book account
n arenolifed To come and she now as Ne are in
ICED Of money and must case up bniness immediately
ANDERSON & II ALMOND. Z
June 2otI 1856 l-t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-06
Farm for Sale

EAR the Lancaster road four miles east Of n pa+oh,
\ $50 acres. A---0' o@ss u h.fatchs
mere are oo acres enclosed, about so acres ,ctt;
small frame house, and ba plenty Of wafer on nt
Oh u ABOUT % OF bottom land several good quar-
S E taer any WOOD enough for the OF tie place
ftaer particulars enquire of the siscriher on tba
Siii,iu s;1 or4x -, B. BROWN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-06
Lands for Sale,

fESl ACfSf OF Prairie, and SO of Thnber-sons
IOU two miles apart.
Also " acres o Prairie: all unirproved: with water
lying IN the town Off ennimore near the Military Road
~ niles iroaa Lancaster and 10 from the NJ & Nj r.
FERNS to sdit purchasers. Enquire the Grant Coun-
SOLOMON GOODRICH.
81 Il -
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Farm For SaIe-c0O Acres.

VIE subscriber offers for sale, his home farm mes
A :. ". OF lancaster, on the Hurricane road
~ contains 200 acres, so under plough and 90 ,dor
ehce' ~ acres oEgood Timber plenty Of living watr.
= good frame house, barn, and other out bpldingss
Young orchard, doing we'll. ss' d
ne-thifd of the purchase money MA remain on ti,
frice low Enquire Of Z. J. WolIIY Taneaster M 20
he subscriber, the premises 80 y "
Lancaster, August ID 1886. AiiiAs. AZ
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-06


How ALE STRENGTHENED the Stadent
We believe We have got hold Of an orig
nal anecdote that never WAS printed be
fore. A student of one Of our State Col
cres had a barrel of ale deposited iii his
,oon-contrary of course to rule and u
,,ge. He received a summons to appear
before the President, who said:
"9ir:-I am informed that you have a
,areI of ale in your room"
Yes, sir"
We'll, what explanation can you
rake"
why, the fact is, sir, my physician adj
Uses me to try a little each day as tonic,
nd not wishing TO stop at the various pla-
where the beverage is retailed, con
Buded to have barrel taken 10 my
bonn"
Indeed. And have YOU derived any
sneht from the use Oft"
All, yes sir. When the barrel was
IT, TAX Ii to my room, Two days since, |
Suid scarcely lift it. Now | can carry ii
Sth the greatest ease
We believe the witty student was dis
Aareed without special repicmand. AT
D., he ought TO have been.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-06
Lots for Sale in Wyalusing.

ETHE subscriber offers for sale all his Lotsjn TIE VII
4 lage of Wyalusing. VIII give good aseds for the
same The village is pleasantly situated tho Misss
sppi River three miles below the mouth of the Wscon
sin. The place has good saw-nill under way, and
acuring-nIill in contemplation next spring.
Feb. s. 1857. 33 CHARLES BLANDFORD.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-06
EXCELLENT FAHssE
OF $50 Acres Fer Sale,
All enclosed and Hadcr Cultivation

NEAR GASyVILLE., !.
f,, sale INV large farns Of $50 sacss5 sf .nder
c,,lt;vatiofs enclosed With Incl pine aaarsa cedar
sfs All cappedstuated in the town Of Gasgyilies
T nrerT,ires are vel wsFeTed by snrgz are rlsnniE1
teoi- Two good dwelling houses, win tarl and sew
eral d it haMses, Ne
For direct to D. Oliver, Bertovn, is IT
:.,et,iss 4 ne sp'ssesihss fhs sakgn
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-06

81 "a Z 1857 -
First Arrival Of the Season.
FFSEEE Peoples STORE Is now receiving direct from
4 Boston and New York, much larger and better as
aftient Of new and fashionable goods than have
before been offered to the cizoEs of Grant County;
comprising almost everything in the air above, tho
earth beneath or the waters under the earth.
No gsSs hunlhng about it. Tho Goods were bought
in the right market, at great bargans,and win be SOLD
1T astonishing low prices for cash To prompt paying
Sen. IL d. 7. PARKER.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-06

80 Have you u sister. Then love and
cherish her With a holy fricnd8hip.--I War
nook.
If YOU have no sister of your own, we
advise you to love SOMEBODY else's sister,
bartlstown Gazette.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-06
Improved Farm for Sale.

10 Acres.
az snnseti9er offers for sale at low price his farms
q i'e p y. OF lancaster, near the B@stown road
eoiisng re acres of good land, well atere by sew,
I ise sfihGsi = acres under eutiyaiion feLee aud
'alls enough TO enclose so acres r ~ i'
mere + good new trlpled hou56, 81 by 0Bfaet nm
she gFognd and stable OIL sid AM %
iso' ory acres Of chace timber and good land situa
~ .t,e ioad iealng - Rqr6era MIL nearly miles
tla s'io arm tosseisan given soon is desirabe
for particulars enquire en- the premises of
roo4 or, j. w. STONE
i'"stc7tStef' b2toher 4fl. 1883. 15-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-06
ENERAT. NOTICES.
Notice. positiye!!

THHOsE Old Notes and Accounts due D. Il
L be paid Immediately or they WILDE put forthwith
u the hands Of Barber < LolFery fer collection
Please take neiiee d. 4. PARKER.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-06
IIlDNY'S GaIl7 laIlIglI REAPER.
j. HERyA JONES'

j. HERyA JONES'
Double Hand-Carn Planter.
rs,rIF sufscrifer gives notice that he win visit all
I tayts of Grant Iowa and Lafayette counties to iur
fs tho aboye machines to ali desiring them on as IA
vorable terms they can be had vi Their snperonty,
Mr. Wood ~ BesclIin Lancaster = Ihy local agent for
receiving orders for Tire Reaper Cnrn Planter. One CT
the Corn Planters may te sech at his office.
A. G. MARCEIIS, Agent.
Shullsburg WIS. April l0th, 1857. 42-4mS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-06
Small improved Farm for Sale.
IS ACREs-LOG HOUSE .Nn sT.RYE

I Will. SELL very low rs acres of land Situated in
L Sec 30, I 3, r 3-being miles n w of Lancaster
lhefeis "a log house and out buildings 3 good springs
y acres or t1nber-rest prarie-5 acres uideP culva
tion Enquire Of the subscriber the premises IF
L. j. Woolley. in Lancaster.
April LIST, ST. flat PIP DAVIS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-06
poTnsT WAREHOUSE.

FE7HE UNDERSIGNED is prepared to receive all kinds
Oh Merchandise ana Produce in Store, at his Ware
mouse at Potosi and will attend to Shipping OF Produce.
Charges moderate G. LEE ANDERSON.
Pososi, March LIST, 1857. 81
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-06

NOTICE is hereby given 10 the stoekioiders IN The
VIII 10 An eIeci N held at the Banking House Of Chase
Bgo ID the village Of Prairie du CHEN, on Friday
June 18th 1857 fnf the purpose Of electing eleven IN
.vs fnr said c9ssgsrly Polls win be opened from
p nsuntii 1 p. N. By order c1the Board.
Lancaster, MAY sth 1851. r. 81 IAi,
Ait Secrsferg.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-06

Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Mandatory.
ENCOURAGED by the large patronagage in my Stove
Business take pleasure in informing the people o
layton and adininlg counts, that have connected
I'm SHOP With my Hardware, Stove and Iron Store.
all every article of Tin, Copper end sheet iron
sAare, al the lowest price All orders for work prompts
Unattended to.-Nov. 1, 1856. q. F. WEST.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-06
NEW MILI.TlgE cry

In Ian GAS L Err.
3-7n aEjss &. \. sTfEsE1s, having just arr, cd
sfaSs = from Newly orl with
~ a New s. Desirable Lot OF a cuds
would respectfully aorTe the Laies OF .ncaater and
vicinity thAt she VIII commence business in Lancaster
on the 20h inst, OPPOSITE TIL. RE- 4pESeE FORMERLY
occCPiBn By Gov DEWEY, Where le may be found
dy 10 wait upon tuose whe may ayor her with their pa
acknowledgements, April 11f'., 1857. Aft
Hats Cleaned ana ReT'- .ired at Short Notice.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-06
HOW then. Paw Up.

Ii those indebted to the subscriber are requested
"A Pay up and save COSTS for must have money to
pay my debts. WM- H. FOSTER
Lancaster Feb. Sd, 1851. 33-tfl
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-06
80 acres of Land for saln.

sHhEE NILES from Lancaster all suitable for culti-
Z Eaiion. Considerable Tuiber on said Iand / will
sell cheap give time half the purchase money: or viii
Ae COED team, and the rest in money. Said land in
y 49, . ~ t'le1 Nc Win school- house. 20
lancaster, NOV. .. JOEL MANNING
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-06
BnaK-RMnIEG.

All orders for book binding, or re-bind-
nosoId Books promptly attended to al the Herald o.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-06
CAUTION.

Ar0TICE is hereby gyen to all persons against
purchasing certain pronissory note given by me to
B. f. Hutehison for the Of three hundred and sixty
DOLLARS dated about the last Ct September 1896, and pay
and Illegally obtained and viii not pay the same unless
GRIFFIN HURLBURT.
Dated Marion, Man I'd 1857. 40-3ts
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-06
100 Acres of Timber Land
FOR SAL -.

,ITfJ ATEpto and half mile north east OF Lanase
viii be sold reasorabe. Tie eiven on half the pdr-
chase money Said land IS in good settlement, and Is
vel Satered actual settler would be preferred En-
".,ire for further particulars Of the subscriber.
I1an.astar May 9th, 81. 46-f JOHN s. AAIBEN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-06

gg The New York Tribune asserts that
about 100000 Of people. will migrate
from the East to the West. the present
year. We think this is a pretty large cal
c,rIation, but NE are expecting big figures
in that way.
sueAR Cars Horace Greeley is cnitl-
waiting the Chinese Sugar Cane on his
farm. and thinks that two gallons OF mo-
lasses can be produced from the cane, at
the cost Of one busllel Of corn. If 50 al
the present price Of molasses, it would be
highly profitable result.
There is considerable stir made among
the eastern papers about the absorption Q
eastern capital at the west. 1t is about
time they began to see that the west ]:
out-doing them in every variety Of enter
prise. Any idea Of checking the progress
Of the west is the merest humbug. We
have acquired momentum enough al
ready to go on without any extraneous
aid. The only thing we fear is that ou
citizens will suffer their capital to be alb
sorbed in non paying speculations, insteaS
of employing it to good advantage in man
ufactures, OF in other means Of developing
our resources. Western Fireside.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-06
PAR.I1bg R,SEZIP.


U ALLEN BARBER has associated with /
eg !. him in his professional business EDWARD 1
D. LowRv from this date September 23d, .
1854 Tt3t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-06
TAVERN STAND

FOB SALE OF ~ A8Ia
At 'Tafton.
rEsaE property at Tafon designed for Public House.
and fer sonte time occupied, is hereby offered for
sale rent--on reasonable terms to one who is the
right sort of a for the business.
Tafton il anew and fouFshng village in Grant County,
well supplied With roads in every direction, msw water,
schools and other accommodations. DIV. TAFT.
Tafton April goth, 1857 44-H
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-06
Watchm aIxers G. jewelers..

Notice Dissolution ag Cassville.
hereby q We notice that have withdrawn from the
firm Of alep irisEi Co proprietor OF the Cassxiile
steam Saw A ,}iuying disposed Of my interest in said
Sill, to ifromn, Lalaye " Co., and to whom
have ASST 5ned my interest IN I'll debts due the late firm Of
caleb j. .sh& Co. This is to give notice to all persons
that i wise he responsible for tie transactions
81 sal firm from and after this date.
VIM. II. PALMER.
Cessville, Nay 18Th, 1851. 485t#
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-06
Miscellaneous and Disasters.

RR sur Kossurn os, on The passage hence to Orleans
the morning The Sh Mt III shp The Nanzana
reef and commenced ang rapidly The crew took 70 the
johnson mate and Eve ordered ieavor
reach the Grand bahama Islands md procure assistance
OWNS thick rainy weather with thunder aud lghnln
they wf Vaabls read heir compass apd og their course
afternoon reached low key whore they spent the sight
They continued their course on the Following Day passing
island the l1h they aud yari from msngroves
on II. island and making sail from iheir blankets sailed
keys from one u winch they procured ANAL quantity Of
hracl A water On The lbh hey rtyei ~ ,ape Ienayersl
aud pnt III water each per the h they reached
Charleston in sieamloa, from Pilatka.
BANS w Htn, ~ Providence, from Newport for Beau.
ior NJ wneh pu ,n o IN e"m ep b " naIrs
Il II ait havin" hecn FURNISHED with new fore main and
n2eu mat main opnas main yarl A., nculng Muntz's
ratcr metal shcnhng she would be ready proceed on
her voyag. ia few days.
Il Is reported schooner hainr from Harrington Nc
Huplod The Curtis laden with lall I. ashore sand
rOnt Tut win probably be go % next tide f}y letter 10
Ellwool Walter, Esq secretary Boari Of Underwrcrs9
despatch received In Gloucester reports that eleven
louis Queen 81 Clippers Sha wch Rineleadar Mary art
nraget Ana. and avs other Gloucester vessel. THIS follow
ci 70 ne We ers edge ami sunk Nary liar, SUNK; Mary
Frances rtdder aud slern damared Aouteyuna ~ tho
with k,eI out All the Above insured al Tie Gloucester
~ The Gloucester M'riue echr Henriee Of Rorkpori
sunt bsr ancors insured co. e7O0 RcckpoL and sioD
~ Proynsotown.
wlrCr-qhc stern 81 a srnU vessel with hn namo "Cayn.
Fat Of 1npuAlaunockN found on ie hesek, about ~
miles scu'h " Cape Henry, On The lstinst.
lcor from Cart Corcdon of ship Caroline Tucker from
thneha 1sln1s July for tnvrc reports her "a ~ar fooi
1871 uh hat 81, H. channel several lays win hck,
rainy weather nnd heavy g.ss of wind. Had been ~
pany several days viii ss Mary Banse ss.nes sBd tn
daun, ed FIeenar. frcnn t1iuehs Islands or II yr..
Nesrs James Murphy 60 have jus, competed he en-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-06

the Common Council evinced disposition 10 act upon
the subject by next he intended TO send In another
time he coanseied them to be calm, and to re-
commend to their fellow workingmen, peaceful
counsels. They must avoid creating undue 81.
threats Of violence that he he MayOr) their
friend and would do all he could TO relieve them, con-
sstent with the law ana with his duty but the very in
that they ceased to obey the law he should cease TO
be So and would become their enemy that although he
titled 20 his sympathy il they placed themselves in an
anagonstc position to the peace and order OF the CITY,
He proposed to send in their petition next week TO
the Common Council but suggested some modification OF
its tone. -
Mr. BEKr on behalf of the committee, replied as fol-
ows;-Mr Mayor understand you to say that you pro
pose not to communicate our memorial 10 the common
Council before next week, against which suggestion we
beg leave most respectfully but earnestly 70 protest me
people outside of this hail. in the Park sir are hungry as
well as myself, who the only protector OF my family
of six children, being now six weeks without work
And sir tell YOU on behalf of those hungry men and
their furnishing families that cannot wait so long
time in present misery Why has not the report on
your message to the Common Council with reference 10
the unemployed workngmen yet been pubshedY Inc
Common Council long since appointed committee OF hve
and instructed them TO report on or before the st Vi NO
vembcr and now, Mr. Wood day we are On tne noon
the 9th Of November, and there has been no report
iven yet. The people cannot wait ana starve any
longer because their suengs are cruel ana we cannot
that they will longer remain passive, because
their patience become exhausted and if some pro
visions not made for them before long they VIII be
compelled, through sheer necessity 70 help
by employing physical power with its unavoidable bru
taes As for his part he said he and his comrades OF
the committee had done all in their power to keep the
peace thus far, but now the people ask for work or
eath.o
The MAYOR, apparently somewhat surprised by the
warmth and ardcr Of snch language from Of the COM
mittee, replied very kindly, and said he could not OF
course deny them the right OF petition, and would send
in their communication accordingly.
The committee then retired from the office and proceed
ed to the City Hall steps, where they announced the
suit Of their interview with the Mayor to the waiting and
anxious crowd, who received the report with evident
satisfaction.
Speeches subsequently made by several parties
in similar strain to those Of the first named speakers
exhorting the crowd remain quiet until Monday, To
see what action would be taken their memorial and
address.
Most Of the crowd gave silent assent to this proposition
while said, 'Wc will hunger till Monday" and
others mo ongcr.O
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-06
Our San Juan del Sur Correspondence.

FAN JUAN DEL SUR, sept Lo 1901,
Curious State Of ASairs-La@ and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Adventure Of Carey Joaes-Recorery Of his Gold Ring
General Cdnos, dc, dc.
Since the departure of the lbusters and the o.
war and the Rcan troops the fbuster deser
ters all Of which contributed TO give lively appearance
TO Juan del Sur has been the most dead and alive
horse place that be conceived Of Trade
petey used up the people have nothing sell
few bananas and sweet potatoes, and buy
nothing for they have nothing pay with Travel there
is none, except occasional public officer diplomatic
agent who the mules and ngers he wants
The transit i thing that was and this place and
Virgin Bay live in the remembrance OF the time when
"los Yanqnisn about
The few white people here having nothing else TO do
have taken 10 quarrellng with each other in tho
friendly and exciting way. Law and loggerheads is the
order Of the day.
Among passengers who arrived here by the Colun
bus VIM. Carey Jones, Ed, and Gen Canas, both
from Costa Rca where Mr. Jones had been since July.
curious fac, during his stay here package
received directed 10 here, and Nr. Jones
cidcually present when II was opened On opening the
package there fell IRON It upon the floor a smooth gold
ring, As fell, Mr. Jones exclaimed, that my ring
and the package has been sent by Thomas Edwards who
robbed me-"
Another person picked up the ring And asked Mr. Jones
II il had anything engraved on the inside He replied
that il had chine on earth thine ia heaven . asi so Il
proved have. The letter then read and found
be from Edwards. stating that he enclosed ring AMI y
dollars the money was TO deray the womans expenses
Costa Rca, where she u join him. Tie package,
however, had no money IN IT, but bore conclusive marks
of having been recently opened
wards wished lind the kind OF gold forwarded by
HIM, and the fact being evident that the package hal
been broken open the office OF the Commandane, the
parties proceeded at 10 that genemans Office and
asked him he delivered this package Showing him the
referred to- 70 the hoy lie answered that he did:
but be denied having opened IT, and the money not
70 be found. After further parcy the parties lett
him and proecei" TO lay the whole matter before Gen
Canas he being coeuzant 81 the robbery previously per-
petratod, in his state by Edwards and his opinion
was conclusive 90 both robbcres. They then gave
over Cen Canas all tho papers relating the matter
20 lie placed IN liz hands of the proper authorities
The above viii enliFhten those Interested 10 the
rty az Their correspondence. As for newspapers
received by native mails from the states during
seven years residence here although first many were
mailed that way
Now that the Columbus touches here monthly all let
tors papers through the hands OF her purser will
undoubtedly reach their destination ut the pectye stop
ping places Of the Columbus.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-06
Che CITY Hall Difficulty.

We published in yesterdays paper a card from Mr..
Donovan relative TO the recent difficulty in the City Hall
Mr. O. Conner has sent us the following reply Having
given both parties hearing the matter Of course ends
SO far columns are concerned
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
In looking over your paper this morning noticed
caro-, signed by Mr. Timothy Donovan, respecting the
difficulty that occurred between him and me. In
to that card would say that there is word of
truth in it, and write this merely to show the facts
they really Mr. A. Ferris and myself in the
Hall on business when Mr.. Donovan up to me, say
mig that he wanted 10 fight. was taking of my coat
comply with the gentleman wishes, and when II
half OF he struck knocking down and then kicking
Some gentlemen standing by pulled him of, and
then got up and went into Mr. Valentines Office and
washed myself staying in their few moments. Mr.
they had gone when to my surprise, Mr. Donovan
with about twenty OF his friends. He came up TO me-
asking if satisfied, when replied that he could
not give me enough alone At this moment Mr.. Robert
Mclntire inerlered hoping 10 luell the disturbance
when one of Mr. Donoyans party took hold of him. and
another called to Kill the of b-h, and at the
moment he struck me on the head with something
Knocking me scnseiess and then they all kicked mo
till they were satisfied. They then left me, think
ing that they had finished me- when Mr.. Terence Smith
and otter gentlemen picked up aud carried
conveyance could be got 10 carry TO the hospital
These statements be sustained by Of the most
respectable people the city who have left their Names
that they can be called upon al any time TO make
afidayits 10 that eject. THOMAS o. CONNER
NEW YORK, Nov. 5, 1857.