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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-11-11
LUMBER YARD.

LU MDEN AHU.
WYE have on hand a splendid assortment Of
w White and yellow Pine plank, 20 wit: All
length, thickness, and qualities, seasoned, green,
clear and common Also, a quantity Of shaved
pine Shingles, and sawed Lathe, which we Offer to
the public at very low prices.
s. NJ. s. Z. LANGWORTHY.
Pssosi, Sept. ir., lsf3.-ss-iG
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-11-11
To all uhon7 it may concern.

TAhE Notice, that the last and final dividend
l. of she assets Of Thomas ]. Taylor, bank
Fupt, will De made and declared among the credit
oFs OF said bankrupt eatii!ed thereto by Law, BY
me: Oh the 2oth day of November. ls43, at nine
O'Clock. A. NJ, at the Office Of Barber & Dewev.
IN Lancaster. Grant County, Wisconsin Tertiary v
Dated November 9. Is43.
% NELSON DEWEY, Assignee.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-11-11
FIRE! FIRE :!

EAVING bsea appointed Agent Of the Etnz
III Fire Insurance Company, at Hartford,
Conn, am prepared TO take risks on Houses,
Stores. Mills, Merchandise &C., at my Office ia
P.rsviIl,. JEO. II. ROTSTREE.
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THE U. S. MATHEMATICIAN,

A.
AND BUSINESS MANS COMPANION.
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Il sve that wo were obliged 10 publish Sec
ond edition of the first number, which is now ready
TO forward to subscribers. We are now ready at
supply all demands, however extensive, and will at
any time furnish the wolk from the commencement.
This work will contain every thing necessary in
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-11-11
DRY GOODS,

Ginghams; back-watered, striped, figured and
plain Alpachas; figured wool Gro de Nap; Meri-
nos; Mouseline de lanes; Irish Linen; Damask
Table Covers; Diaper; Cash; Mariners stripe
brown and bleached Sheeiing and Shifting; Bed
Ticking; Dfiilings; Bishop Lawn; Jackone,t;
Book Muslin; Lace Muslin; Cambric Lace
Wells; Buck and Woollen Gloves and Mttens
Worsted Hose; Socks and Comioaers, with va
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-11-11
TO THE PUBLIC.
Tri- Weekly Line from Potosi to
Lancaster. ui0 PkatfeuiUe.


Ysyf1E subscriber respectfully informs the public
4 that he has made permanent arrangements
for running two horse coach between the above
points under the following regulations.
l, will leave Potosi every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at o'clock, A. NJ, and arrive at
Platteyllle at 10 O'Clock on each of the days.
Al this point it will connect with the Stage from
Galena, also the Stage from Milwaukee, via Mad
ison. IL will leave Pla,teville Lancaster, on
each of the above days at o'clock, P. NJ, where
It will connect with the Stage from Prairie Du
Chen: returning, it will leave Lancaster, for
Platteville, every Tuesday, Thursday and Satnr-
day at O'Clock, A. NJ, and Plaueville for Potosi
Oh each of the above days at O'Clock, p NJ.
If. MESSMORE.
Lancaster, November s, 1913.
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LAMAR & DOWNING,
C.ISSTILLE.

C.3SNVILLE,
TIAVE now on hand well selected assortment
H of Dry Goods, Groceries, Clothing,
Hardware 81 CrOckcry--also, a quantity Of
Salt Pork, Pine Lumber and Shingles,
which they offer extremely low for CASH or MINER
AL
OtrThe highest price in cash paid for mineral
May 25, 1913 !,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-11-11

TeUitnry Of wisconsin, GRAFT District Court.
Grant County, SIS To March Term, 1874.
Polly Bray,
vs.. Bill Tor Divorces.
Harmon BRAY.
HNHE above named defendant will take notice
Il that his wife Polly has filed bill for di-
vorce from him. ia the District Court Of the Cour
~ OF Grant, Territory Of Wisconsin, and that a
hearing viii be had at Lancaster, in said County,
al the Court House, the Both dav Of March next,
AZ which time aad place deere . eonfesso viii
be asked for. usless said dsfs ant appear sad
answer said bill. L. O. SHRADER,
Clerk, d. C., g. c. w. T.
Lancaster, November 6, ls43 IS 1
IEo. w. LAKIS, Solicitor for Peiiiipasr
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-11-11
To Miners and SHELTERS.

" "tftCIo dNu oWctIcJO.
FE7iiE undersigned gives notice that all persons
Il are forbidden to dig, Or mine, on the follow
ing land in Grant County, w. T., viz: The N.
L. Or. of Section IS, Town 3, Range W., with
out wli;ten lease or leases from the proprietor.
WILLIAM SPRAGUE.
The above tract of Land for sale low for cash.
November 9, 1913. 81 3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-11-11

ASSlGNEE'S SALE.
TENflE subscribers, assignees of the estate Of Da
l. vid Hodges, bankrupt, will sell at public
auction, the 25th day of November next, at
O'Clock, P. NJ, at the Office of l.. Bevans, Esq,
in Plat,evile, Grant County, Wisconsin Territory,
all the estate of said bankrupt, consisting of real
estate, personal property, and su,dry chooses in ac-
ton: particular description of which will be
given on the day of sale.
WIRAM KNOWLTON,) 49,.
ROBERT AkAN, A'''s"'e''
Lancaster, October 4, 1913. 80 6
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MASONIC NOTICE.

MASONIC NOTICE.
THE Regular monthly communication Of Mel
ody Lodge, No. 65, Plaiieyille w. r. will be he Id
on tuesday before each fnll moon, when the moon
flls on Tuesday, it viii be held that day,) the
members Of said Lodge, will take due notice there
Of, and goyern themselves accordingly. Brethren
in good shading from other Lodges are invited to
attend. BE- order Of the w VI.
L. w. LINK, Secretary.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-11-11
Business CARDS.

flames NJ. GOODHuE, attorney and
q Counsellor at Lac, Paueyie, Grant county
Wisconsin Territory.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-11-11
NEW FlRM-NEW GOODS g. NEW PRICES.

YEViiE subscribers have increased their former
d. stock by late arrivals, to very extensive
and complete assortment of Fall and Winter
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-11-11
The LatesI slyIe of Dry Goods.
seasonabIe Clothing.


Mems seal, calf, kip and thick boots; morocco
and seal pumps, lined cali, kip and thick brogans
Ladies' kid and morocco slippers; monroe, calf anc
pruneiia snoes ana bootees, in every variety, and
to suit all ages and every size.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-11-25
mo. 81.
From The New York Hs,,i,

RETURNED FROM EuRope We are ao.in q,
our posi-. after an ab>ence Of n-ary -four mo,nbs
In Enrape Fresh. vigorous. r.no,a,.d ~
health rengih aud spirits. we arrives ~ MS
blessed metropolis this holy CT, 81 h, $, lat
ter days in The good ship Argo after de.
iigh'"' and pl"asant passage of twtnty.six
days aud few scrs al sun>hlnr.
How delightful II is Ia pp, back 10 a pure
aiu"sphtre clear skv abrllllani irn.a,,rnt
"a plare oi freedom and .ecuiii,, whsre the
soul can always soerio heaven and IN. heart
leap with eXiacy upon the future. After ,ry-
lug and tasting London, Paris, aud nlh,r Eu-
ropean capitals. il is u settled axiom in our
PHILOSOPHY iha, New York is The only maze
S@th lisiag in ihs, y, New York atour, out
Of the whole world. there exist real or,uius,.
y. genius aud enterprise, a. a single element,
anmallng an Immense mass ofhumaniiy AZ
single being. II me rise 10 The .nplrr OF The
world, by her concentrated energy. system,
genins and perseverance IN The aus Of war aud
conquest New York is rising Ia, to "A WIDER
higher and heller empire an intellectual .m.
pre-by the concentrated energy Of liberty,
enthusiasm aud genius in her animated mass
eS.
We have been convinced Of This singular
feature by comparison and analysis and we
shall make il our business to exhibit The view
in the bfoades' light as ias, as possible.
The world is 10 strange position. Eu-
rope and America are in transition state
the one getting grey and gouiy. and The other
jus, beginning TO cultivate pair of whiekcts.
Our Connexions with the old Wnrll are n1.lwlnn
more ultimate every day. The influence OF our
institutions and progress are penetrating the
secret chambers Of Europe aud for The first
time. American liberty. though, and mind are
beginning 10 alarm the aniqutd classes Of Flu
rope. and 10 awaken the great masses there
'ha' ''all men are horn free and equal" Hav-
ing COLLECTED stores OF information aud facts on
these poinis. we shall proceed a, our leisure to
gel rid If The burden. Tor the benefit al our
readers. So, have patience.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-11-25

Tar CpgaoxErs.-Ine following paragraphs
a 9 from late nIinDer Of the Wan Buren Aikans
as) lhtegncrf:-
Another KILLED.-Ws ha learned that
A rch saunders - another ar"rmlhcs - the late
outrage in the Cherokee naiIon. Also, that the
-,,r.s murdered Mr.. krlN, the white man meh-
tiohrd ~ last
t,oyfiy Rogats, VINO give himself npto The au-
t,,-ties of saline D.s,ncl, 'he,oser Natoh, whrI
s,s.t-d OF being concerned "a sHr inusdf OF isaa
A ,.hyhead, has, after az examination, been re-
leased.
fin. CnRRoGEis--A PCRsUir ~ MUEDsRERs--
W..re assured that tpe anlhonies OF the Chero-
kee ,a!i,n ase using every Keiti"n 10 appfehrni
IN. ,,,,,d,rp,s Of Mr V0rs AID family, ahI to re-
s,.,,s pe,es an o der 10 the nsrion. Mr.. w. :.
,.o.dsv. win aboit two huhd'ed men IS seouf'ng
in. cnuntry with ehsfgy ADD psrse elanee i'at
,,,n,-s s,eress Face aie ai-o about iwn hrhdre'i
me-, i, arm. o, our side Of he iihe, AID the bills
,,d ., %. are hllet a .ih drtrun'och men ~ hu''
~ m, bsndiit. TheiT approximations - iaesiia-
lille. r.
General Tayllr len ~ the 2Jli Inst. fpr Fos'
C;ib.on with view Of ssttI'ns I've * ssing Diff
epltv T., the (,hrsoke~ Nrif''
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-11-25

CINcINSArTi Boar BUILDING IL appears
tina, a Statement, furnished by Mr.. Gordon, &C
that place. tina, 81 boa,s have been built in
,ha, city, during the past season, OF an agyte-
gate tonnage Of 10 OBS. and a, a cost OF .7O5.
600 an average of 3S0 tons 10 boat aud
3D.. 900 cost. Thirteen Of these boats, aver
age $50 10 $50 tons ak exrcrd 500 tons each.
They are stated 10 be- Of superior workman
ship. and cost about 90 a ton.
The heavier portion Of this work has given
employment 10 SEQ bands a, the yards. 200
join.rs. aud 200 engine and foundry men do
ring the season
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-11-25
PArAGos1AN GsnLoGY.--in a so

PArAcos1AN GsnLoGY.--in SOIL
sandstone found in Patagonia, arr
found immense oysters. nearly i"o'
in diameter. Patagonia Is The grea'
workshop of nature. on account OF .hf
vast changes gong on in that portion
of the South American continet. -
There are proofs that the whole eGas'
of Patagonia has been elevated to CON
siderable light within recent period,
and on the shores Of the Pacific. where
.nccessive terraces occur, we know
that these changes have la,terly been
very gradual. On the south side Of
the harbour OF ST. Julian is cuff of 90
fee, in height. whose Surface IS slrewed
over with recent marine shells.
Formerly. this Part Of the world
must have swarT,ed with great ii,,;;;:s-
tiers, like the southern parts OF Africa,
bu, now we find only the tspir. guana-
co llama, armadillo, and capy bara. mere
pigmies compared to the an,ecedent ra-
ces A recent Traveller mentions err
ratio blocks distant sixfy-seven miles
from the nearest mountain. One o!
these blocks measured FIVE feet above
the gravel.
The climate Of the southern part oil
America appears particularly favonra-
bic to the production of peat In tn
Falkland islands, almost every kind
OF plant, even the coarse grass which
covers the whole surface oi the ISLAND
becomes converted into this substance
Scarcely any situation checks IL:
growth; il overhangs the banks of run
ming streams. and encrUaches on IN,
piles Of loose angular fragment %
quartz rock. Some Of the beds are o
considerable thickness. evenas much a,
twelve feet: The pea, in the iuwer par
is earrhy, and completely altered, and
when DRY becomes so solid that il ig
mites with difficulty.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-11-25

PHrL. DrLtHA Navy fAEO -Aho'i oa' nun
dr.d an, f,v shn carpsaleFs aad joiners were dis
ehar.etair III Navs Yari AZ nora ~ fndsy,
wit.n,, a ,noo.nts ore waning. 81 cf'nior'n-
rec 10 an o-er received frnm IN Sec eiafy Of ne
Navy. they we're employed o. The new slo1p Of
war G.rmantoxn There are nnw al The Navy
Yard In. following vessels 81 var: ihe ifisate kaf-
itaa, tho steamer Pdneston, slOoP OF var Dare
sce r-sesz. -,y;;sk
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agent. for the Herald.
~ + 7 " 4 ii It'll
,.,.ratine the T.k'e Page ofthe Neo Mirror

~ t 7 II 4 : II FFttii-t
the Tke Page Of the Neo Mirror
Droop not olothers
As we go,
Der the mountains,
Westward no!
Under the boush Of the mislleioe,
Log huis we'll rear,
While herds of deer and buffalo,
Furnish the cheer.
File o'ef the mountains-stsady, boys:
For game MAR
We have our rifles ready, boys!
Aha.
Throw care to ths winds,
Like chat boys! ha!
And Join in the laugh, bows
liah-hah--hah.
Chserup b;oihsn!
A. we 80,
Oar the mountals,
Westward no!
When we've wood and prairie land,
v on By toll
Wellrsisn like king, in larry lsh"'
lords Of the soil.
Then Westward no! in lss'on'' Doys'
Far Freedom's star
Points 10 her sunset regions, boys
Aha.
Throw care to the winds,
Like chat, ooys!-ha!
AID Join ia the laugh, boys
I,.b,.aS--hah.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-11-25

F.u E1pgprrIoS To LIBERIA Ma
,vI,nd ca, MIA ion Journal states tina, the
new barlur L4.ohe. Of Baltimore. ha. hrrn
~. 70, IN. Dnrpo<e of going out To Cape Pal
ma. with The Fall expedition. aud hat she
will sail IN the f's' Il \ .rember without f.Il.
Seven,r-hve passengers are airPaiy engaged.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-11-25

Az EARTHoUAKE ~ MA--AcHO- sTrs.-- he
houses in ihs town of Canton. Sharon. Slough
ton. Easton and South D~dhAm. we'f Shaken
on To.sday morning. az the people sHrPosed'
by an earthquake. Tie frat sound was IKE
a heavy explosion. bat it continued ike the
rumbIing OF thunder for upwards Of a minute
and then died away. The houses were SEN
sibly shaken. The doors Jared open, and dish'
"a o. the breakfast table rsitlec.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-11-25

MANUFACTURES IN NoRTH CAROLINA.
There are % cotton factories IN that State. =
The capital invested is about a million aud
iny thousand dollars: The numlar of spindes
about so 000 bales If cotton consumed. not
less Than Is 900; aud persons employed, no
less Than ~ or $4,000.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-11-25

last ut the cooked hats is gone, In The death
OF General Ebenezrr Emer we mourn the
loss of The last officer "f the old Jersey line.
There remains 10 us not a solitary member oi
thai heroic band. General Elm.r was the
President. and the last original member Of the
New Jersey Cinrnnaii Sorir,y. He died a,
his residence in Bndge,on. Cumberland Co
on "Wednesday las'. the 18th nit. al the ad
vanced age of 81 years. We 4, rive the fol-
lowing brief memoir Of his ift. and services
from the Bridyriun Chronicle; Gen Elmer
was born al Cpdarviile. Cumberland County.
NJ. He studied medrinr. a:d was about
establishing himself in pracIice. when hoslil.
tiles commenced between Great Britain AMI
Amerira. In January. 1916. he was ro,n,nis.
sloned "a an ensign 10 The company of conti-
mental troops. commanded by the late Cover
nor Bloomfield. aud served IN that capacity.
and AS 4 I.Ienienan' in The north. IN army. IN.
Ill The spring Of III, when the army hsIng
re.oreanzrd. he WAS appointed Surgeons
mate. In June. 1878. he was appointed Sur
geon Of the I'd Jersey Regiment and served in
tina, cspmily until the close Of the war. never
being absent from duty. During the last war
with England, in 1913. he commanded The
troops stationed al BiIlingspor'. in this State.
Gen. EImer was the father Of MIR. l.. q &.
+ m-r. member Of Congress from the first
Congressional District.
SINGULAR SALT DEPOSITORY. : An officer
Of the United S,atesc Dragons. writing from
Washita river. gives the following statement
Of The Sail Plain of the Prairies.
About 7tt UlitFs from FUTt Giiihsnu W.T.
came to The Great Salt Plain This was one
object Of our journey. and the sight was truly
gratifying The bed If the river ('hs Nescn.
iuuga. VAS w,dened, being nearly six miles in
width. and ten in length; the nver running
nv one side # it. through small channel IN
the sand. while this upper plain was covered
bv crust of sali as white as snow. Wenp
preached i, through sand hills aud wh' n with
ia Tour or five miles of it the immense salt
lake which had dried up and left the rail- III
its bed We found the salt To have local
origin il comes to The river 10 creek which
is very salt. This ovrrfl"ws the plain and
leaves the water 10 crysializr on The surface
Heavy rains will wash the salt away bn'
the overflow from the creek comes al the same
time 10 bring more salt water for crysialzalioD.
AT this poiu, we irst began to find buffalo.
Within Two days journey Of the Great Salt
Plain we came TO the Salt Rock. as II is called.
We found il 10 be in the bed Of the Semirone.
a stream south of the one The Great PLAIN is
on. and is an immense spring OF SAT- water ~
sing al the base Of high clay hill and b'ils
up over a space Of 100 acres. crys'alizing as
fast as a reaches the surface forming rock OF
salt all over the cove so hard thai we broke
one mairock in vain attempts 10 get mass of
il. The holes where The water comes oui are
lined with salt as Tar down as The arm could
reach"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-11-25

Tn. Ph,laae psia Galtu. says nat orders have
49,, ed Al the Nay YAd "a that eits t. ht
on, the trigate Rartsn Immediately inr foreign ser
vice. The Raiish vas ls1ne'ed eaily last 'dfn-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-11-25

TBE STEsxEs fIESRY BEy Sas launched ffon
Emsisas's Yam. 10 Nonh - lsoIis. yesterday
morning. She IS of $40 tons b1r;hen. ard VA
bulk under IN. snDsrihi.ndsnee of her owasf.
C-pi. Winrlsnd The business of boat build'ng
sAoaIld be -nroarased in s.. Louis. As go'd osats
tao De built hsre. say other place. il the same
sSa-ts n.-fe, and the same encouragement siE-
sais ssssr plscse Leais Czrs,,s.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-11-25

Una Pitcher, Eco has bfsn nomihsisa oy " y
Wings fpr Governor Of hiFh'san' sAa '~"'
Lsro., ESQ, for Lieut. Go7smof
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-11-25

EQUIVALENT OF VARIOUS PLANTS. &C.. TO
Hay We find the following table Of equiva.
aients ia Smiths translation Of Burgher's
Economy Of Farming:
100 lbs. Of good hay are eqn to-
80 lbs. of clover hay, made when
fully bIossomed.
SO of clover before II blossoms.
90 of do. second crop.
as " lucerne hay.
50 =. sainfin -
4i0 {" green clover.
467 veichrs or tares. green.
275 green Indian corn.
374 =. wheat straw.
.;;s rye straw.
iDl oai straw.
1853 :. pea s'alk.
20l " IA" potatoes.
lis i" boiled do.
33y maugel wnnzel.
5O4 English ,ufnips.
216 :. carrots.
3OS ruta baga.
81 :. rye. grain of.)
16 4" wheat. do.
81 :. oats do.
81 " hurkw heat do.
s. Indian corn. do.
As :. peas.
As - beaus.
so :. horse chesnuts.
C8 acnrns
62 :. sunfawrr seed.
go /" lin.erd cake.
los - wheat bran.
100 =. rye hran.
i67 wheat and oai chat.
I7g rye and barley chAH
An or requires 2 per cent Of his live weight
in hay. per day; il he works. . 2 per cent
A mllrh cow. 3 per cent. fAttenlng OK. 5
per cent. at FIRST. four per rent. when half fat.
aud alierws ards Sheep. ~heh grown. i.2
per cent Of their live weight. in hay. per day.
Tgg Times. -One of The hest proofs Of the
involvement Of the times. IL the advance
whirh j. taking place in lhs wages Il journey
men IN the useful trades. The iailors have
already rereivrd an advance and the shoe
makers expect one. When employers CONSENT
20 such a measure. there can be No mistake ia
IN. cans-s A rise Of wages must ALWAYS
spring from the improvement Of general hnsi'
ness. Yet very singular anamoly remains.
The government j. dl~rharging all the men
emrloyed At the Navy lards. This is caused
by tad legislation entirely and proves that
while the business people are getting right,
thu government il worse managed ihan ever -
in fact they are mere hunglers. We mus
have a rhsnuY. Y W."
- II he
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-11-25

Govgs.oa OF NEw J.a-EY.-On friday
ut. II zines of Sussex County. was elected
G .,ernot Of New Jersey BY the LEGISLATURE.
n. vas The iocof,ro candidate. Oh 'he sec
ood ballot the friends II Gen. Wall thew
,beir votes fr him. ia opposition 20 J. ,.
C,sen. OF Princeton. the Tyler candidate.
lis, of the various Repeal meetings held
IN Iceland. from March 9 to August IS. wIh
he Numbers attending earh. "a reported by The
Repeal Journals. has been published IN me
Tunes. from whieh IL appears that Tie io'a'
number of persons who have attended mess
meetings is 5,6l0,0o0.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-11-25

WRLLAEp CANAL, The vigor with which
the enlargement Of The WelIaud Is pushed by
the BRUSH authorities. shows, in the most une.
qulvocal maunrr. the deep and just sense they
entertain Of the importance Of The trade Of
thu grea, Lakes. The latest notice of The CD.
nal in question states tina, shout 1000 men are
now employed on The large locks aud iha, on
ihr close OF navigation for the curren, seasr'
further force oi about 5000 more "a
he applied 10 The work. ~ -" Will
10 BE- $50 feet lo'- ..esr new io'LLs are
che. .. ny 26 | Q ieei wide ia The
....""-r. The canal is % miles Long: and
Is TO he ready for navigation cenainly g,
carry as lsd6.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-11-25

puBliC DAB OF iEsSsssfg.- We feel
we'll ASSURED from indications 10 the proceed
mos Of The Legislature. that the timely re-
communication of The Governor In make ~ w
pr,yi.ion Tor the public debt of The State vii
be promptly carried S" It. 'y The ,aw""I'% s
SO changed As TO make the pas n.ni 81 ~" in
rerps, upon the Bond. of the State issued Tor
Ranking and Internal Improvement pnrpn-es,
IN. first object of that Institution. and 10 adj
di,ion 10 this provision il is more than probable
ia, IN. annual expenses Of the State Govern
mon, wili be cnrraiich To a considerable eK-
,sot IN aid of The same object.