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MEAT MARKET.

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for th.ir old customers, and rs many new ones n,
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rRead Adolphe Myers advertisement, In
this weeks Democrat.
LAPoRrE ENGINE CoMrASY-We ar informed
by the Foreman of our Hook h Ladder Company
that the Laporte Engine Company will visit our
place on Tuesday next, accompanied by the wide
Awake Hose Company and frisbee's Silver Band
A good time unexpected.
Wsa the indulgence of our readers, this week
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much, and felt that it was impossible for us to
continue our extra exertions longer. Hereafter
We will 10 On hand punot,raliy.
'TWoRxIxG MES AND GREASY MEcHANIcs.-At
the Republican torch-fght demonstration on
Wednesday evening week ago. HAIGH. of Argus
WAS called out, and addressed the working men
present in the language that stand at the head OF
this misunderstanding men and greasy n'eetan-
ies'' As he stood there, the personfcation of
regular "squirt'' and "fop,'' we wondered how the
honest laboring men of Marshall county liked to
he called such names by upstart OF his "coth )"
While no nj ule the adj lresS he was attiref more
like dans;nq master than minister of the Gospel
which we believe he processes to be. lie had on
his classical glasses high stiff standing shirt
collar and other things accordingly foppish He
never alks the streets without gloves on, his del
'cate hands are abou. soft as his sorrel pate
All in all We never witnessed greater display o.
inpertin,ncs foopery and ignorance in our life -
Those who felt themselves attered By the address
not but dnpes. He should have been
Kissed do'ca By the honest, laboring Republicans
present.
Tn. above was intended for last week issue.
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u A N h Il IL MOTTO =
PERU merry,
HAIR OIL,
BURNING ELUID,
CIGARS &C

And in fact, everything usually kept in Drug
Store, at prices as low as can be afforded. Call
and examine for yourselves.
no5tf II. A. LEMON.
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raw the rorey, and so The escgnt O. other notse not
-. 20 nav the Ist,er aud the lnteUdene securing him
sSap, sTy further elaine n he and bis securities
- cali,d uron 10 ply in Breuavertura. This Is a
srle sd correct statement Of the case The question
81 - shelter the Inteudente had the rght to arrest
scr here for money due in another State whsu that
E5,xidngl was rot an sbscondlng debtor aud before
~ sanT;tes hsS bee0 called upon his effects levied
on, resasi.F ys, 70 he tested presume the matter
IT, Stste Assembly met for its usual session on the
l., Nothng of importance has Us yet transpired the
covsrnoTs Message wac read, hut has not yet been
y a. paIlic 1t is IN the printers hands, and will be
aeon Issued.
u ;t;sh slp Clio IN port The Lancaster has sailed
80, CsIIao. The westher for the last few DAYS has
h.U r. nrksbly fine, and Sickness at Aspinwal is said
10 be oG toe decrease. Panama remains perfectly
k.alhx.
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LATER FROM TEXAs.--THe Charleston CtUiLiGE Of
the LIST contains the following ilems:
The Ledger says that fifteen or twenty camels
nearly all loaded arrived at San Antonio on the Doth
ult-, from III PasO.
We have further accounts Of heavy rains in Texas
TIE San AHtoHiO Ledger Of the 9th ult., Gays:
THE passengers that LETT by the Sguin coach yeser
" day returned, high water on the Salado rendering
" that creek impossible. Torrents Of rain fell on Sun
" day and early this morning, and more may be ex
pected. The river rose ut least ten feet. Many
" temporary bath houses were swept off,"
We learn from the Lavaca Cult Key that Capt
Mensn Mills, one of the old Texans, was recently
found drowned at the mouth of the Ghrcita- IL IL sup
posed that he knocked overheard accidentally, by
the boom of his boat.
We notice in The La Grange True Issue reference
10 q rumor thai Major Marshall, of The dustin State
Ga-Ctte, and General Norton, of The Inteulgenccr,
had gone 10 the Indian Nation for the purpose Of fight
ing duel.
The Marshall Republican, of the 18th Of August,
refers To the report that the who was arrested at
Claksyille Oh suspicion Of having hand in burning
the town Of Henderson, hung the roadside be-
tween that place and Henderson, and SAYS: Such If
not the case, as he il in Marshall alive and well
but somewhat the for wear. He came into our
" office CD Monday and we certainly startled at
" his appearance. He has evidently suffered great
" deal.
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COURT OF GENERAL sRssIoNs-sept. 12.-Before Judge
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John Mcintyre, aged -, indicted 1or larceny OF
money in stealing 18th Of August from Timothy Koran
No az White street. pockbook containing bank notes aud
gold and silver oo gold stud and gold watch chain in
the vslae of SO 81 pleaded guilty OF petty larceny and
was sent o the Penitentsry for six months
John Randolph yee Of age the 9Th OF August stole
horse wagon in all Of the value Of SPA IN front Of
Washin gton Market West street de pleaded guilty Of at
tempt larceny and sent to the State Prison for two
49,.
Michael Williams years old on the Ight Of the 9Th OF
vAtch OF the value Of leo from stranger
fr- Amboy passing through the Psk Ple.dsd
guilty grand larceny and sent to the State Prison for three
yesTs 4, -, =,
Stewart Prime l8 years DID, entered the dwelling house No
I5s Thirty street opening the basement door oy means
Of sl.tor Leys and stole patent watch valued $50
and thirty odd numbers Of the Life Of Washington Of the ysse
of NJ he pleaded guilty Of burglary In the third degree aud
was sentenced 10 the Sta 9 PrEon for six years
Adjourned till Thur-iay morning at II o'clock There
dit off gnuitta
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the market:
From grazing the receipts Of besss fresh this
morning but their condition by
first Ro ali breeds the demand ruled heavy $. deoine IN
the quotations realized Mo-day isst OF fully I'd " D. The
beet Scots sold at S. I'D = N.
The beasts from Lnooipshire Leioesterhir and
Northampton 2o0e ShorahornA &c; from
ether pats Of England breeds from Scotland
Scots and from Ireland 30 oxen, &c.
Their vas oonsiderub increase the show sheep Prime
Downs end half breeds sold slowly previous quotsons but
al other beeds dull and quite ID lower In phoo
We have report heavy sale for Lambs at ID y b less
money About 3s0 10 hand from IrelNnd.
Calves In fair sversSe supply and sluggish request
rather easier terms
The PORK trade hesvy nevertheless supported
4 Statement ard Companion Of the Sppplies and Prices Of "a;
Stock Exhibited and Sod the Grrdt Metropolitan Cafac
Market Mosddy Dug g. 1853, and thu day Monday,
s,.. q IQGg.
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PAssIsG COUNTERPART BILLs.-Henry Smith, an
Enasss ssined before Jutce Connolly charged with
passing counterfeit 81 bill OF the Bank Of Middebury w.
to Berspin Hsdey Of No 70 Sixth avenue aud also 70 the
proprietor oil he Charter Oak Saloon Smith stated that be
bsc be- waer Palace Garden gn,e the place rs
established and further said that he had received the bills in
question from McCabe Campbell Of the Malta Saloon for the
uurpo Of purchasing provisions for the Douglas Barbecue at
0cness Woods to-day The accused held fof hear
Thomas Flynn entered the shop Of Richard haetz
West Tuesday night and in payment for six
worth Of og offered WIS proved to be counterfeit ~
bill the BanS Of hddebury, Vt Flynn denied having
chsnee being searched by Officer Ordn OF the First
ard who called him five cent piece and two
copp~ were found In bis pockets Justice Kelly committed
the prsC iot examination
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TIN SYRIAN RELIEF CoMMITrEE.-This Committee
mat Yesterday afternoon pursuant to adjournment,
when Mr.. W. A. Booth, the Treasurer, presented the
following report: BY balance on hand 81 last report
81 a95 81 cash received from sundry donations al
ready acknowledged in the papers, 5000 ~; ssh re-
eeiyed on the l2h September from sandry donations
slSS %. Total, q Oh '5' Cash forwarded BY the
steamer Arabia to the Rev. W. M. Thompson, d. D.,
Rev. IL Calhoun, aud D. A. Johrvon, esq, of Boy.
rOui, e. ,952 %, After dsductiag $OT GO. tho uoasu
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law INTELLIGENCE
SUPREME coURT-cH.rB.ns--surr. p-Before jus,

SUPREME COURT-CBAnBARs-SHPT. R-beore Jdsac
SUTHERLAND.
THY WARRINGTON sARKH CASE
The People and Taylor Brennan AFT the Mayor &C. ell a.
On the application of Henry H. Anderson sd Assistant Cor
poraon Counsel the Judge granted order restraining e oc
cupans Of the West Washington Market property from paying
10 Taylor Brennan the State essees their agents and tue
sitter from collecting any further rents sccrang from sad pro-
perry.
EnIGRAHT swIsDLTsG.
The People az. Nicholas Miller
The defendant was convicted in the Special Sessions
s en- nnsed to STeS months An application
made for aeOar to take the case TO he Sessions
be could elect which court be would be tried The Jndse
Considered proper case to allow the writ and made an orde
Charles Eager agt. VIM. II. StOrms.-Application
THE LAW AS TO vAGRAsCY.
Appeton Appeoni, an Italian woman, arrested few
days in Of being found .octiag am in Water
brought up hsbess corpus and her discharge asked for the
ground that the commitment was irregular
yaersn beirg wandering the streets soliciting aims
Justice Sutherland refused howeyel to discharge her stating
that in Of Cahane Fortes In which he discharged the
prisoner and which that proceeding based be had dis
Charged becsu.e the commitment stated her TO be warrant
sGts ssncy Within the mssninE d statute But in thi.
the soliciting Ans which certainly va. PrTa facie ey
dnce Of and expressly stated TO be by the stat
2s mo than that the pSossr ws domnittsd
but additional memoranda in this Gaze tended to show that
the allegation OF yAsrancy wss correct
THE CLAIM or THE RECORD COMMISSION.
The People rel Wm. C. Wemore ct a. agt The Bosrd Of
Supervisors Of the County Of Ner-Yort
Tbis wac the hearing on the order attained by Mr..
Lawrence IT, TO show why proceedings should not
be stayed pending appeal TO the General Term from the de-
ciiou Justice Suhea issuing msnosmus at the st Of
tie Record Commission McSpedou Bske &c. to compel tbs
Supervisor make provision to raise $4,000 to pay FOR worn
done under contract with said Record Commission.
the Supervisors and for the motion for stay
said that he take the before the
General Term Monday morning whore be supposed 1t
would b. regarded preferred He proposed ths the
hse RrAntAd Supervisors stpn
ang confirm tie books until the settled
James T. Brady eco ssd there disposition 70 throw
ANYTHING way the Supervisor bat be understood
Justice sutheTsnds decision merely held that the Supervisors
nus carry the statutory provision and that they should raise
the money all the Supersors had 10 do to obey the
order Of the Court and the law.
Judge Sutherland could see no objechsn to granting stay
unt Monday making provision in the order restraining the
81 pervsoTs from action confirming the tax lists until the
hearing before, and decision Of the General Term
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THE EsT-WAsHIEGTOS-hARKET CASE AGAIN.
On the application of Counsel to the Corporation
Tuesday, Judge Sutherland made order that Taylor
show cause why he should not be attached for disobe
dience of the order made by Judge IngrahA, vacatng
the udgments, and why writ should not issue to the
Sheriff commanding him to carry Judge Ingraham's
order into execution. The Judge also nsie an order
that Taylor and his agents should absolutely dest and
refrain from collecting any rens from the property
from meddling herewith.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFICE-sEpT. l

THE TWELFTH BAIL IN THE DA COSTA CASH REJECTED.
The Commissioner after a careful and patient ex
animation Of David D. Decker the surety offered for Ds Costa
the eged slave ader decided that the bail was Insufficient
and rejected This dsposes of the twelfth bail offered In this
remarkable the Others having been offered without
thority found 10 be Insufficient
Mr. Decker security value in the matter Of the al
legged josephine the OF about Eli 600 On his
animation in the Da Costa he testified that his property
worth $500 but sppeeIs that assessed at only
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Bonn SrRyrr RoBBrRY.-While Mr.. VIM. Gully

Bold STREET RoBBERY.-Whle Mr.. VIM. Gully,
residing No 29l Fifth syenue watching the movements
company from the Of Thirty first street aud
Second bold thief snd grabbing his watch from
bis pocket made of with IT, Ofier Moore Of the Twenty first
Wad police being pursued and arrested the thief but he
hsd I'D the stolen article a confederate thrown away
in hi. fight The thief who gave his John Edw ards
before Justice Connolly and committed for
nation
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The Now.York correspondent OF The PlRadelphia

The New-York correspondent OF The Philadelphia
Press says:
In TIE newspaper way nothing If more note
worthy than the change that has lately been apparent IN
the good old Commercial Advertiser. do not meaa a
change Of propretership, for that remains intact, but
an nfaton Of vgor and vivacity into its editorial and
reportons departments making ii of the freshest
and most readable OF the evening press. Pnnctually
as the clock cks four out ia third edition. in
which everything that happens in town during the day
If cbroniced IN very attractive style. People talk
shout II. Why shouldn't they Nothing in the
stitutiOI or by laws against il"
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SUPERIOR COURT-SPHciAL TRRs-sgPT. n-Before Ju
Gce PIHRKRPOST.

REMOVAL OF ACTION TO THE FEDERAL COURT DENIED
AFTER APPEARAEcE IL ACTION.
Russell Dart sgt. George W. Arms
This is a motion to remove the cause to the United
Satee Court Under the statute the defendant who resident
OF another State this unless he has appeared In the
seton conceded that the defendant by counsel moved
the Court discharge the order Of arrest That motion
gued and denied The decisions hold that sdch action Is
equivalent entry appearance The motion must be de-
MED with costs to abide event
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THE SToSISGToS LIEE.-The eastward terminus OF
this popular steamboat line to Boston will be changed
from StoniDgtOn to Groton next Monday On that oc-
csson the citizens OF Groton will greet the Plymouth
Rock on her arrival with salute from Fort Grswoid
and display Of fireworks. This change is an imp
ment the harbor being better than thai OF s'0nns.On
while the time between New-York and Boston VIII DC
shortened.
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SEIZURE OF An ALLEGED SLAvER.-From mforma-
ton received Mr.. Surveyor Hart Tuesday evening
aeiztd the bark Weathergage, Capt Cutter as slaver.
She had been loading at Pier No "A North River but
on that evening hauled out under Jersey City When
the Surveyor went alongside the steamtug Active
in attendance on the craft aud evidently about to tow
her TO sea without clearance. The officer in charge
denied this however averring that the tug going
TO take them to Jersey City, where they were to
ceive some powder. Mr.. Hart found the mate on
board, with ugly looking lot Of men. BE put four
officers in charge, and had the bark anchored. The
revenue cutter Harriet Lane undergoing repairs,
no that she could not be brought into requsOn in this
Gaze, otherwise the Surveyor would have allowed the
suspected vessel put TO sea- and then have taken her
and her men on board AS it was the latter Of course,
went ashore Yesterday, the representatives Of the
bark undertook to clear her for Hong Kong, via Am
briz But the Surveyor considering that she had an
undoubed slave cargo Oh board they stopped, and
Capt. Faunce with file Of marines put on the vessel
The Capt took her to the Atlantic Docks, where her
cargo viii be broken out Among il are $50 muskets,
between 300 and 100 kegs Of powder, quantity Of
rice ard pilot bread II 000 feet of lumber surf and
common boats, doz. wrought iron boilers and as
many furnace, and 100 oil casks containing water.
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Tn WIscoN'Is WHEAT HARvEsT.-A private let
ter iust at band says
The railroad companies are pothered to obtain cars
enough 10 carry the grain that like an ocean, is flow
ing into Milwaukee. Nearly three fourths Of million
bushels per week lie received at Milwaukee and it has
just begun TO move. What do you think Of Wisconsin
Claim Tor Wisconsin the banner, she having raised
more wheat this year than any STATE an The UaioH.'