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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-07

The Commissioner of Indian Affairs has received
from Superintendent Haverly the annual report OF
Colonel a. H. Redield, Indian agent for the upper
Missouri, The document is quite volumhious, con
tanning detailed accounts OF the condition OF the To-
disns in that agency. ,
a visit 10 the Indians On the Missouri RIVER On TIE
way he held large number OF councils with the al
feIent II dian Tribes distributing at the same time The
aInuities which had become due. Most OF them ex-
pre- ssed desire 10 maintain peacesole RELATIONS WIN
On tbe LET Of July, COL Rsdfeld reached the vii
lsee of the Gros Venires and Mandems Formal
councils wershed with these nations IN separate lodges
These Indians, like the Rickarees, 1--we permanent
ba and cultivate corn, vines and vegetables
10 a considerable extent With proper assstaoce aud
in structiop Col Redfeld believed that in few years
these Indians together with the Yanctons and Rick
aress might make rapid progress toward CIVILIZATION.
II would be necessary however TO protect them from
the constant attacks and OF the wandering
bands of the Sioux.
The three distinct nations do not now number over
500 or GEO. the small poI having during the past
year swept off fully orefowth OF their number. A
few years since the Mandems themselves numbered
over 500 lodges they capnot count over Az or oV
The ravages Of this fearful die have been terrible
Col. Redfeld Was &; Fort William, at the mouth OF
the Yellowstone River, on the 9th OF July. Here
about severity lodges Of Grows were nbled TO re-
c. i've their snRuities. On bsiug Informed tia: the
payment could not be made they expressed great dis
saiisfac ion.
The Assrmbolnee, II IS peneVeo suHereo hoie H'ui
the ravsges of the smslpox, during the past year,
than any other tribe Mere than one fourth 81 taeii
Whole lumber have perished. Col. Redheld found
birly deserted lodges near For William, the owners
of which had persisted by small pox Contrary 70 the
cusom OF the Indians, the dead bodies were LETT e1-
pofed.
On the 80 Of August last, Mr. Malcolm Clark of the
6rm Of Frost L. Co., fur dealers, was stopped on bis
way to Fort Benton by party Of Assinib Dnee. Mr..
Clark had with him several boys and women Of the
Backfeet tribe. The Assinboines, after having 60
cepted several presents and pstaken of feast, shot
the Oldest Of the Bsekteet, and stole keg OF alcohol
Mr.. Clsrk Acknowledges that be was about giving
them the spirits This of ilsef was wrong, and should
meet with general condemnation. The practice Of
,ivirg spirits u the Indians has been fruitful Of moth
ipg but the murder Of defenseess travellers hd tbs
depredators which have caused so much indignation
40 air Il the Indian race. Uaiop, Nov. 4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-07

The SLAVE CASE IN CScrssATi-Ine 'ens.aR.
mentioned Yesterday that three slayes-tWo fns s
man-be longing to Mr.. Thornton Wethen, VIZ 40
hi. xay from Missouri TO Virginia had been
custody Al Cincinnati on hsbess corpus ~ s--
;sts vth The view Of setting them free. IN '.saS
n;n; II that CIV says: When the WIT was %S.
~ ~ oh;id,en seemed overwhelmed win gnsA tney
orra 20 their mater with frantic energy sna
c es. y - sspsrsis them from him. Their palmetto
ard sobs melted the hearts OF Witnesses patn
gs. ss made 20 binder the officer in the dscharge
e1 r.. Srty. The "boy," who appears 70 b about
81 LIZ ear, of age, resented interference between him
Il; master ss nperinsnt add vehementy declared
s AZ IRE 10 be "et aone He wanted to 90 to Viz.
uni. Tsuquier County, where he has wife, Ater
he conclusion If proceedings In Court, he reiterated
bis desires and declared biz intention TO go With bid
master. The youngest child Is extremely Interesting
She l. 20 nearly white that few would suspect her OF
heir other than the issue of white parents Her hs
il brown and straight and her features not st 81 sun
lar 10 the colorcd race II her master should GAN
be her legal protector her sire, we suspect ne.
who roticed the able resent sncs esssser
vonld gsinsay his right. The other chic D'Sn AZ
mu,atto, more than half white b cod LAG oc{ 49,
a rnulstto but ia darker thsn the edess sn. III -
wss peculiarly calculated TO excite tne sympsIy
Witnesses The trial resulted In tne csns'i"-0'
slaves to their mater, by Judge Cater. ... ...
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LETTERS ON THE TIMES.
EMPLOYMENT FOR WOMEN.

r. ~ IxsU. Of Ia N. u Trsa.as.
SIN: One cannot bot hear With much concern of the
large number of young femaes thrown on. Of employ
men: By the present monetary pressure and il such
es.e il seems very desirable ths. suggestions from
eve,y quarter should be invited which might ia any
way bear upon q remedy for q mater tha. deeply
affects both the physical and moral existence Of mul-
titudes.
,houd never be loet sight Of that there is in hist
eonprehepsive region the Weet'-"far' or near
"a constan. and perpetual denard for female labor on
farms az well &c for domestic service gereraly-.hA
the want Of il is in whole districts the great difficulty
Of hfe and the principal check upon the onward pro-
gIess Of the people Why then, should there be this
cir rre TO the cities of the eastern board on the
pan OF the nployeesl Why should unheslthy and
cloee empoymen.s in those cities be preferred
before that occupation which is the most
healthy and invigoIs;og, a, and d. Which Offsrs
it thus perpe:uay be forgotten that G,ds Earth
intended for toe hsbtson of man. and that it is wide
enough fox ALI Female tmi 3.y has doubtless some
thing to do with the matter his easier at all times
the enterprise thus found TO be wanting in the weak
and poor might be supplied by the strong and the
wealthy. The way should be made plain for the re-
mova at viii Of considerable numbers OF respectable
Young women 10 situations where thelY labor is 10
demand. Whist Nrs. Chisholm didin Australia csn as
easily be done upon this continent Cores pondences
might be commenced, Offices opened and the req rsite
statistics obtained with as little delay possible, and
such care taken in the providing Of roaes and the gen
eIal cups rs.ion and accompanying of the enig grant
that they should not be exposed to the ordinary travel
Jig dangers of their age and sex.
The contributions Of the charitable for such pur-
pose Won be not only generous AID timely Offering
but in the highest economical and providsn for
b the immediate expenditure of the means OF transit
New York and other cent:rs will be relieved from the
permanent support snd csre Of helpless multitude dur
rg the Winter months, exposed as they you'd Do to
the copjoired daI gsrs Of idlebess and great cites.
Something might surely be afforded for such pur-
pose if but saved from the extravaganza of modern
female adornment.
should you be willing 10 irseyt this communication
in flrtberance Of such movement. as the one hn.ed
at YOU will COZ fer an obligation on
Yours respectfully h.
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THE TARIFF SYSTEG.

To tas Edi,or 5 Th ~ u TrsbsH&
SIR: The tariff lave il England are des'shea !" s"e
absolute and ertire protection 20 their 70
On al articles Of which they csn prcea'e sun
suppy, but which are produced in othsf cO1o"i'' .
lees cost, the rs,es Of duty are 20 aHSneeu 40
amount to prohibition Of imPor;s- On Ai-o'' . a
ale produced cheaper in England than else "heis 1--we
per cen, is sufieient Tor THIS purpose
Aboui tpnty years $50 va conntc'e' WIN aa'
manufacturing e,.sblshmsc. in Paris u fnHi 0'i
tain improvements enabled us to manu'',.lle WOO .
ta.-todiss CT suytrior q9siiy sud a. is1uOeo COZ
aoL o quality Of .hsse tai-tOd'se 10 b"s'0n III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-07

the proposed s.cppsse Of steam 1t Forty secoox
street were only /, iLnict an additional burden On
the jast staggering Harlem Road, We sAsad Seed-
tdly object to L.
But we object. - frequent traveller over 10
Harlem and New Haven Roads, to the propossd re-
'triehors 1t will nesdlessly waste The tine Of
Pasepgers and to much greater extent tAaa d.
admits twill prOtract the underground pasas@
which Is nui'snce at b<st 1t will do harm 70
many and practical good to nooe. We trust Ne
Common CouI Gil win repeal the ordnance. TED.
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AGGRESSIONS OF THE HARLEM RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY.
To TIC Bsitoy af TIE ". Y. Tytbans.

To TIC Bsit0, u The v. Y. Tr'ss"s.
SIR: This Company, for 9 year or more, has stood
ont in open dsobedence to an ordnance OF the Gem
mon Council requirips them to disc ,ntiDue the use OF
their locomotives below Forty.second street. Now,
when at last an effort Is being made by citizens sunsr
irg from this misconduct Of the Company, 70 OBTAIN
compliance with the ordinance, and thereby aoats
se,;ous ruit snce, the officials Of the Company resort
an old dcdge that of sheterng their aggression unoer
the ples of convenience to the travelling public. HOW
"a ALLEGED. ere "the interests Of the city at large
promoted by the use Of steam rather than horse power
or the road between Thiry.thid aud Forty-seeond
streets, Do any more persoss on that account Visit
the city, The use Of steam through the tunnel is
souree Of discomfort 70 the travelling public, whose
hsppipses the Companies seem TO have SO much q.
heart ard us dimi1 .hee rather than promotes travel
to the city. The volume of confined smoke which ne
eessary envelopes each train ara penene'es 1ne cars
spes Of passengers If this is not sol Is time
saved by tue use Of steam through the tunnel
Not TO an extent worth speaking Of, If at al. The
teams are ct present attached to the cars al point
below the tunnel. II would lot tske longer 70 ni'cn
or urhitch them at Fohy-second street tnan II nov
does at Twenty ninth street. The only possible SAVING
OF tine would arise from sssening Ct speed 10 psss.
rg through the tunnel By horsepower used IN pace
steam ard that could not certainly amount 70 Two
nisutss az most- 1t would be, indeed hard matter
TO show tina. comfort, convenience" or "econc
N.Y., e1cep., perhaps, to the Con- panies themselves
is promoted BY the presen. Of steam, IN eensScs
of q city ordinance. " Busiaess' will come whe."e'
stes 70 l. driven Tout Of town" or not. D'
We regard the consideration Of ECONOMY y
"the comp.Dies themselves" ass secondary one ,''
even .hs. is worthy of come attention nero I !" .
vropsrtv The Harlem Road) which cost s'c'e tive
-. ". -, 10th One Million to day; the
residue hss teen expended By lie ''o'ADO.I' - -
.r,s,rr.s whereof the public and eseecai,y our J,
o., %, ,e,.i5ss he full bsreht E'ea shen' IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-07

TEE GRAPE CULTURE, We observe with sasisiA'-
ton, 10 steadily extending in this country. Asaars.
Farley snd Bristol have viseysrd plsstsd four PEARS
ago at U1icn Spring. the east tide Of Csyuss Lshe,
which has this year como into bearing, and from
which they have cold grapes ss coed prices In tie
Montreal as well as in this and other hous markets.
The Isabenas, of which they have sent u 'peci-
men box, are hardly equslled BY any in our market
DR.. UndsrOilps only excepted. There should b
good vineyard in every township, and grapevine On
the sunnest side Of every cot, however humble
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-07

sale. On arriving u Dover, entered them .. the
Custom House - "pNtH Manufactured WOODEN
fsbhes," the duty on which was fixed By law at Eve
per cent The Collector approved Of the entry and
tcok the Eve pAAsA duty; but he refused to allow
me 10 take the goods except oo condition that should
70 The Custom House in Londoa submit the csss to
Board Of Commissioners and abide by their decision
Ttis agreed to do, and then proceeded to London
with my goods, where found Already market at ssir
profit submitted the case 10 the Board Of Commits
soneYs who decided that the goods must be assessed
which was 20 per cent. paid the additional
Is per cent, and proposed to continue the trade;
but The Commissioners notified me. that If brought
any more, they would call them " hats, the d1ty on
1--WE have lsborers 10 abundance to supply all the
hats We want and we must support them, labor or no
labor every shilling paid tor foreign labor IN the
manufacture Of that article is 90 much os'
Such vas the substance of their statement and, IN.
der exatrg circumstances it was sound; 60 carried
no more Of the goods 10 their market:
As the Tariff question is being revived In this couu-
by, submit the shove statement Of the tariff policy
political economists. Would it not be wise for this
ration to sdopt the same system, BY epacting laws
prohibiting the importation fiom abroad OF all s'tlees
which our climate soil, minerals and Industry can fur
nIsh, and fx revenue tariff on al other articles !
believe the interest Of the nation, as q whole,
would be greatly advanced by such system and that
we should be In danger Of another commercial en-
sis like the present.
So long other nations will not receive such Of
productions come in competition with their labor
why should not refuse to receive their productions
which come in competition with our labor
hope the time will come when all nations will re-
ceiye whatever they may want from any part OF the
world without prohibition or any assessment but no,
Ill such mutual arrangement can De made, why should
rot we do as other nations do by taking care Of our
selves
Respt ctfuly submitted for consideration by
ARNOLD BuFFCM
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vrIhuASf1H BOYD y. sUnsEr . :. BoEavs.
i.n.: t, a s :sS ssSais S..s.1ins
sasIs; liz Wiz: c,e.. w ss yLsI1' TIE
RIe.ident ~ The Asbasiot Bsnh, Chsrles De Burg
.. xsost. Ira Wheeler Noah CLARK John Ban
son TSom.s James L. Hyatt Rensselaer, K.tchsm Rich
ard sn v r. Krtebum Jane. EssehuG samuel boy~'s
pp.si w Adams John McGraw, Thomas Mc0s~, John T.
ss,bwoth Abner L. Ey Edward A. Wright George Kisssm
Ws.rn Psase and The Wilamsbursh Savings Bank Sum
on. Tor reHef-To the abovensmed Defendants THOMAS
KINsE1r and IRA B. WHEELER: You hereby sum-
oned and required the complaint this action
witch copy herewith served you sud copy
of your 70 at my Office No. IS Walst In the city
Of EewYorh within twenty days ser the hsseof
elusive Of the day Of such service and you fail
the complaint within the time Aforesaid tho plaintiff
action will apply the Court for the relief demanded in the
CON plaint.-Dsted NewYork July 18th 1857
C. c. EGAN, Plaintiff Attorney. No IS Waist, NY.
The complaint In this actiop fled the office Of the
Cerh OF the County Of Kings the 18th day July
o3lsw6wSat c. c. EGAN PLAINTIFF Attorney.
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RAILROAD DIFFIcULTY.-On Friday, the legal IN
inn ctop obtsined by the BelieviIle RAILROAD people
soainst TIE removal by the Ohio and Mississippi Rail
lad Company If certain several miles Of TRACK, lad
by The latter expired. Ga Saturday night the Draet-
az If The latter Company de ded TO take advantage
~ The decesse Of the Injunction ana remove toe rails
SoIkmen and cars were dispatched and hall Giie Of
IRON taken up. By this lime the o,p'sis party had
obtained repewsl Of the 'jnncioa, and toe Sheriff
appeared with q resis.ess matda,e ra, the sofk
"a ''Nr' ,S.. Louis Democrat
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RSrslL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic eities wa
Vs s north western and South W, stern ssases y ~
lsifvsy direct Tnis Road also eonnee,s ct
- civ line Of Steamers 10 all ports on the western - on
~ n Cleveland and ssndusky with steamers 70 al ,.ss
- Worth Lshesmsins the most escs 70
- reliable route BY which FREIGHT can De '0i"s
SafTs BRTWEEN PHIL ADELPEIA and PITTS ,
Susr Class -soots sboss Hats sna Dsspss' (76eennF
poeAs DRY Goods fin boxes, bales sna u1a'"( fW o'
Druss I'm boxes and bAesl, Feathers sa. ..s IA
oec,sp CIlss-Domesac sheet'nf ehTInhI ,d socentsY
Ttskine lin ors hal baes) Drus W. "a sheep 100 ID.
I.s. ...~,yd
nsa 81. 80 Anvil. ne Il Chains lin caskse BcebtsP
49,, Racer and Pork s.te5 (oose or IN ss.b 100 %.
$500 mspuf.eturtd except Cigars OF ent 10
yCsTp cLIss -Coses Fisb Bacon, bee az A .r,. \,
Val fin Casks boxes Fa~ard) i;.to re ,on ~
isrd OH. Malta Soda Ash German eity' A~' wv
Pt<h. Hosfn &C.. ..''''''''''''''
49, Al 40 Dbl until furthe. notice
ns.m-so cents y 100 10 untl further notice IN ,.,,
bale exceeding 800 10 weight untA uf'no'
- ss,spus Goods hom any point east OF PhiadspnA es
.,r Az us,k the package u Via Pennsylvania Railroad
"a Co., cor signed to the Agents Of this Road at PhDedeiPns
= ptt,hsrrA viii be forward. without detention NJ
f.IeBr AsIETs-Harris, Wormley Coz mempnu rem
ess CO, 81. Louis, j. Mitchell son' Essa .;'
"a Dumesniu, Bell Co., aud Carter Je"et.' ~
" B. c. Medium Madison Ind spnsmsn o I glu
syn Co, CincinnsA, N. W. Graham 70 Ia r Nc
lstos House. New. YoIk, and No. Wihsus.' niri
j. sneeder Philsdelphis Mssrsw Rooms osi'imofei
eeo. C. FrsDci,cus Pittsburgh. -. .o. pbp.d.,h.
Il H. HOUSTON General Freight A k1., ," D.
u. J. LON 9AERT, Superintendent Ai'0'nS' Ia
Nav 4. ls51.
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NEw-YoRK SUPREME COURr.-The

EW- OKk SUPREME COURT
~ PEOPLES BANK or THE CITY CT NETWORK
tsihtihs 1gainit GEORGE GREEN aud JOHN WEARH
Dssnetus -sanmons or money demand contact Com
ic TO the attendants above Rened: You are hereA,
pnu Quircd 20 the complaint this A,n
shoh will hlsd In the Office Of the Clerk Of the City and
,Snn Of Newiork At HE otce al the City Hall in the City
New Yofk aud TO copy Of your said
snPsl the subscribers a. their Office, No. 1875 Broadway
sad City within twenty days Sfcr ts service o. this
obt you exclusive Of the day Of such service; 0ad you
10 The said psnt within tie time AioresId
Ifs IN lA action will sske judgment ssAos, you for the
~ u two thCUfs- IA hunced sixty 30 100 dollars
S interest from the ath day 81 0ctoser thousand eight
AID hy seven beside the cat OF tlis acton Dated
va it51. CLARK CORNWALL,
~ Plainlhs' Attorneys No. 1876 BtosdwAy
complaint 50 this ACTON hlcd In the oh3e u the
- s ils Cy and County VI HswYoTk. The 9l day u
's'.1f ltS1 CLARK CORNWALL,
s"IsstsS PiSiEhfI Attorneys
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SUPREME COURT-COUNTY of KINGS
~ GEORGE w. SMITH against FRANCIS L. REEVE,
SAhUBLL CANERLY and MARY A. his wife, and WILLIAM
ii JACkSON-To the defendants above named: You are
THE sc'ien which filed in the Office Of the Clerk Of the
the frat day of October a57 copy of
answer to the said complaint the subscriber his ONCE
10 81 Wall street m the City of New York within twenty
days after the service Of this you exclusive Of the
day Of such service and fail to snswe the said complaint
within the time aforesaid the plaintiff this action viii apply
70 the Court for the relief demanded the
New Yorh, October l. 1857 R H BOVINE,
ociSl 1aw6wS PlGotif's Attorney.
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Me0iral.
CFNIIJNE HARLEM OIL.-Import

GENUINE HARLEM OIL.-Imported by
" CHARLES S. LITTLE Co.,
al for sale 1t their Hardware stores,
Nos. 81 and 81 Fulton-st.,
syholesale and retail.
s celebrated Oil has imported aud kept for sale the
Esd n the year les Persons using this vausbs medicine
- always rely upon getting the genuine article.
nELMBOLD's EXTRACT Of BUCHU =
III HELnBOLD'S Extract Of Buchu Gravel.
HELMBOLDS Extract Of Buchu Diseases Of the
BELMBoLD's Extract o. Buchu cures Diseases of the
IImBoLDs E1trac. Of Buchu cure. Dropsy
HELMBOLD'S Extract of Bucha for General We.kne..
HELMBOLDs Extract Of Buchu for al diseases Arising from
WLMBoLD's Extract of Buchu for ell diseases arising from
TIMBoLDs Extract of Buchu for all diseases arising from
HEIMBOLDs Extract Of Buchu for Secret and Delicate Dis
HELMBoLD's Extract of Buohu is taken by male aud fe
HiIMBSLDS sasrsct Of Buchu for Loss Of Power.
hfLMBOLDs Extract Of Buchu for Universal La.stude OF
HELMBOLBS Extract Of Buchu for Nervous and Debili
HEIMBoL Ds Extract Of Buchu for Dnness Of Vision.
RELhB0LDs Extract Of Buoha for D. acuty Of Breath
HELMB0LDs Extract Of Buchu for Weak Nerves and
IEIIiBoLDs Extract Of 3uchu for wsiefalne's- -.
HILMB0LD'S Extract Of Buchu for all Distressing All
HFIMBoLD's Extract Of Buchu price OIL per bottle, de-
kvrsd 70 any address,. Address Letters ,no,n c.,..
p,pot No 62south othst below Che.tnut st Philadelphia
Sold By Druggists and Dealers everywhere Beware OF eoun
HEGEMkN, CLARK Co, Agents. Broadway, Ny.
DOMAIN EYE BALSAM, FOR WEAK AND
uep,ion that can be used nAammatory disease Of tn
s, In the ball the thchy covered with
Nssl scs almost like magic and removes all appearance OF
isse after two OF three appliances. For sale By A. B.
sADs Druggists, No. 100 Fuiton-st
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~ FNNSYL VANIA r ILR GA ID
y ~ =, LII. d CENTRAL R0IITE.

The Rsro.d connects at Pittsburgh with RAJ
- 10 nd om ST. Louis NO.; Alton, Gsens aud Chicago
n Frsni fort Lexington and Louisville Ky. Terre Hsute
MADISON Lafayette and IDdsnsp Ills Ind Cincinnati Dayton
sinsfeld Belefontaine ssndusky Toledo, Cleveland Co
smbr Zspesve, Mssson and Wooster, Ohio; also, with
~ steam psoketboss from and to New Orleans st. Louis
Ipusvife and Cincinnati
Through Tickets the East be had at any Of the above
uurpt,oned places IN the West
Passengers Will find this the shortest most expeditions and
~nfortsble roate between the East and West.
FROM NETWORK TO CINCINNATI IN 30 HOURS.
ZION NEW-yORK TO CHICAGO IN d HOURS.
from NETWORK TO ST. LOUIS IN 4G HOURS.
eue a. low any Other Route.
9es hand bills in the hotels Of this city.
fnropen cksts further information be had at the
A. Of the PENNsY LNkNIA RAILROAD,
No. z Astor- Hou se, Broadway
J. L. ELLIOTT, Agent
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UTAH.
BRIGHAM YOUNG AND THE INDIANS.
The Commissioner Of Indian Affairs has received the
following report from Brigham Young

Inc CohnlssiVher o. Indian Affairs has TeceVed INC
following report from Brigham Ycupg:
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT or IsDIAs AFFAIRS,
Great Salt Lake City, Sept. IL, 1857. !
SIR lncosed please md abstract account current
ard vouchers from 10 80 inclusive also abstract Of
empo5ees for the current quarter up TO this date as
owing to the stoppage OF the mail, l have deemed il
best 70 avail myself of the opportunity Of ssndns by
private conveyance, not knowing when may have
another chance The exper ditures, "a you will OBJ.
serve by the papers, amount 70 S6ill g. for VIII n
have dswn my drafts on the Department in favor Of
the Hon John NJ. Berphisel, delegate to Congress
from this Territory. You will also observe that por.
ton Ct these expenditures accrued pror TO this quar-
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I've BANK Of the City Of NewYork Plaintiff against
THOMAS n. BENTON j., and JOSEPH TOWN Defend
snss-SuenCns for money demand oorsrsc.-(com not
To the Defendant Is above nAmed;You are hereby
and the complaint IN this setiou
shoh hed IN the Office Of the Clerk the City and
County Of EesyYork at bis once At The City Hal 10 he Civ
E,wYSrk and 70 copy Of your TO the sid
complaint the subscribers, a. then oee No. s5 Broad
aid city, within twenty days AFTER the service OF This
suresns yoa exclusive o. the day Of such service
yoo al 70 the sad complaint within the time soso.
o tie Pnnhbs In this scon VIII take judgment against
VI The sum Of htee tboosndsx hundred and ttyeght $500
collars IN interest from th day Of October, thon
no eghl henoed and ty ssvr beside the cost OF this
stion--Dated October 3, 1851. CLARK 4 CORNWALL,
- flAnnr's Attorneys, No. 1876 Broadway.
cs Of the City End County Of NewYos on the 9Th day
Vstoeer, 1851 CLARK CORNWALL
clio lsvoNS Plaintiff Attorreya