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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-22
Eztrait do la correspondence depAbiEe,

Extrait do Ia correspondence de iAbeille,
WASHINGTON, 8 JUN 1914.
L'agoRiC est terminGe. lie trait6 esI
Ieiet6 par 80 contre 10.
lie S6nat d siege &c soir jussu'a neuf
heures. les adyeraairea du tFait6 6tant bieu
determines a fire d6cider Ia question
avant lajOnrnement,
HieF M. Crittenden ct M. Bayay I'd
RHaient parlS Coatre le trait6 Ell NJ. Sewer
~ faseur. Aujourd'h hui ls dsbat q cont.
nue.. Entr' autres SENATOR'S qui onl parl6
contre nous citerons NJ. Berrien ii nour
10 lrait6 M. Buchanan,
Mons des senateuFs qui ont vote pour
ID ratification da traite MN. Atchison.
Bagby, Breese, Buchanan, Colquitt, Full.
son Haywood, Henderson,, Hager, Lewis,
McDufie, Sewer, Semple, Sturgeon, Wal
kef ct Woodbury..
NJ. Hannegan ma pms vote.
Ainsl IL trait6 qui deVait ttre adspt6
par les deux.siers du Senat, suiysnt lie;
assurances dOnD6es par nj. Upshur au gou-
NsFnement Texien, a etc repousse par lea
deux-iegs. NJ. Upshur ne Sc trompait PISS
MONS on nSaarant que le peupIs dos Etats
Unls etait On favour dc Il mesuse, aims
cue Il Tesultat Ie prouyera.
II ne s'est fait rien d'important i Ia
ChambEe.
On dit mainteDaDt cue IL resolution
pour annexeT lie Texas va 6tra immEdia,
Iasnt ~Presentee Ell adoptee. Ellie men
Gtre present6 I; mails ellie NC scra adoptkt
dams aueane des Chambzes par dss raison.
gull serait lFoF long d dedui-e.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-22
nrAr nr IA 1nftstANE-

PAROISSE D'EsT BATON ROUGE
Charles Tessisr, de- Ia paroissg dEst bal
ton Rouge, btant dams rintBntion d'tmancipeI
son %escIaye nominee Rachel ag6e DO IL ans. 81
ayant obtenu le Consentement dn Jdri de- po.
lice a Get effstt ious ceux qui ont dts obtecJ
tions l6gales a la dite emancipation, aont rea
quis de les d6poser au bureau dn grehier de
Ia cour de- p~aroisss pour la dits paroisse,
dams quarante jours de ID date d. present
avis. Donnd sous ma main &c 14me jouF
de JUN 1914.
II. w. FOWLER. shtff
JUN Is 10 !
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-22

Tn journal do Tennessee dix QUEEN Of
fet on a iris d'nbord Ia nomination do NJ
Polk D h e~andidaiute do president CONNIE
une m~auyaise plaiBanterie. Lore quentin
II a bien L llu y oroire, on a pense que g'6.
tail IN ckoix fait On desespnir de cause.
D'aillourt, CO meme journal The Banner
declare Que Polk est trop bien connu pour
onpoFter son propre Etat.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-22
ALEXANDRA DEcLouET.

La Salem Register annonco Ia mort do
deFnigr membfo do Ia compaRnie des gar
dsa do Washington, dams Ia pcrsonno du
capiloins Jesse Smith. II Gtait d Bunker
Hill, d Brandy vine, d Trenton, 4 Ger.
mantfwn OF d Monmouth. II tecat cor
congo de Washington en- 1910.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-22
AVts.'

Csnform6msnt Aux instructions do rom.
miysair6 General des Torr6s, Gu date du II
Mars 1884, Ell reeues i CO bursau le is
Avril derrierGie bureau de fArponteur Go.
n6Yal pour 10 district de- Ia L6uisiane, sera
hansftrt Je Baton Rouge 4 DonaIdsonyiij9
(La.) Ia ID Juliet proclaim, OF sera ooYsrs
potr Ia transaction d'alTair6s 10 1s dn fn6ns'
mels.
+ NEWCOMB,
ArpCnteur Gen. dc 10 Les
baton Rouge, 1s Mai 1914 IS
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-22
L FAtROF r. IT,
AVIS.

Le public ost par 10 present ssefti, que IL
morcsah dc terre dtcrit CONNIE conlenaht
100 arpans supofhciels, situt ON sfri6f6 ~
men habitatione tstrs separte, ct ~lsq0ell6 Get
dtelardB avoir 4t6 cnregistree ct cullisb6
pendant Ia eotnmunants, dams l'aeis qui pre-.
ctdg, gst eta t%Dujours etc ma propri6t6 person4
nellie, et don't 10 fbeIame les titres comf0s
Giant proyenu dec htfitiars de Thsrl6t.
JOHN NOLAN
min 81 1914 %
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-22

IttrNofs.--La plus grande aetiyit6 re-.
gne partni les wings DIES Illinois qui 80 sont
organists partout pour Ia lutte %prochains.
Lo Chicago Journal assure qu'on a l'epp6r.
nnrn hn rhnhnhtaF NElnL.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-22

Mn. 1'EptrEun -venillea announcer le Dr.
Win. y. SCOTT, commo caudidat pour Ia
Convention.
Mn. misunderstanding aunoneer Mn.
JAMES M uCAbor, CONNIE eandidat pour re-
presenter la p~aroisss do Quest Baton Rouge
dams Ia convention d'ttat.
pLUstEURs VOTANS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-22

I'm passager d'entrepont Gun Iflandais),
s'eat noy6 hier un peu au-desaus de Donald.
s%onville, en- tombant pardeRsus 10 bord du bs.
,eau a vapeur HELEN; lous lee efforts qn'on'
a pa faire pour IL aauvsr ont etc inuttles,-
n portait sur lui $50 en- or,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-22
Avfq

MdIne. Devall ct nile. Taber On. reduis Il
prN do pension ct Instruction a $3.50 Bar ain,
blanchissage $50. instruction seuIefnent $40
par an.--1dans toas les cas- payable bar quaF-
tier d'avance.
Pour renseigHemens s'adregser a
John Buhlsri Est Baton Rouge Doctor
Ira Smith, Bayou Sara Hon. II. w. CHM
Q. Baton Rouge; Col. N, Courtney, @. Baton
Rouge. 8 mai. ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-22
ARRETE.

Par James Stokes, a environ dix miles
de- Baton Rouge une jumenf, do couIear
bti, agee de 4 ans, d%'snviron TO Il2 pan.
mas de h%auteur, ct ayant les quatre pieds
neirs--Le proprieiaire est requis De ID re.
tires ON Sc conformant j Ia loi:
]. r. DuFRoeo.
. JUN 10 Rangeur.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-22
MR. D. GHOUffIA.

l~ninrrns reHpectueastment lo pntffc q6'f
btablt son chantier tis.a.vis ID vaf6 De MI.
Michel GfanaFi, on il cat prepare a faire tou-
tes sortes dc ro6ndF1ehgsf 81 pierreg raortaat
res, q dee prix Talsona0lke.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-22

M David Hayden de Natchitoches, q etc
nommt Collector du port dc Ia Nouvelle
Orleans, en- remplaeement De M. Cucullu, do.
ctdt. C'est le meme qui a habite guelph
tennis Baton Rouge,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-22

Nous constatons rapparitioa dun Journal
De mtdecine public a Ia N. Orleans par les
DDrE. ED Fennet ct A Hester. Ce Journal
est consaor6 4 toutas YES sciences aeeesaolras.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-22
Pou, Elcctem's,
pnnR go nAToN RoNoE

Ph.
Thomas, J. B. Kleinpeter ct
+. ID. Conrad.
Leqi8Ldture-D. u. Avery
ct George p. LilIey.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-22

Le tablean des taxes IL IA Corporation ponr
Fahnee lo43s &taHt achieve par pAssessenr,
est depose an bureau du Marie pour pexamen
90 tous ceax interesses, ct y restera dans Do
SAML sKOLF1EID,
mars & Tresorier e Collerfeaz.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-22
EPAYE.
Arrtt6 par Anthony Mohgat

Il Arrttd par Anthony Mo6gst
Y un cbeval bali Ia queue OF cri.
S nfefs noirts, uho marque sur Ii
TsAA6a&6 dos 9issge blanc, Age d'enviFon
III ans, et de IL paames DO hautour. Le pro-
prietalrf est req1is do IL relirer EN- se con.
Dormant 4 q lof. r DurRoce. :.
JUN o is Raha6iIS
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-22

or Les Wings dc Ia Nouvelle. Orl6an,
20 sont enfn decides ! choisir dee candi
dats peuf Ia Convention ct Ia Legislature
le choix quils ont fait eat diRue dc l'np.
probation generate, et NO peut laisseE au.
Gun douto sur le resultat dos elections
ASSEMBLIES WING.
A rassemblte des Wings DO la Nouvet.
10 Orleans, tenue 4 Ia sale do Clay. Club,
a reHet dc recevoit IL rapport Do ComiI6
de nominations, d6sigu6 par les tfois mu.
inequalities. loquet 6tait charge de choisir
Ice cnndidats pour ID Convention Ut "a
Legislature, pour In r%aroisee d'0rl6ans, NJ
WIN, L. Hodge, au nom du die comite, q
Fait un rapport dams lsqugl loo cEndidats ci.
,pf6s sont ddsignts CONNIE devant atre
boutcnus par 10 parti wh,g a Ia prochaine
election :
poUR LA CONVENTION :-C andidatS pour
Ec District Stnatorialc.
MARTIN BLACHE.
CaadtdutS g~eafrau1,--4C M Conrad, ]
y Benjamin, Adolpha Mazureau, Chris.
tan Roselius, Samuel ] Peters, Randall
Hunt, William Christy, A G Bullitt, w
c Claiborne, John Culbortson.
Candidats pouf Ia Legislature Man.
vel CruRat, Armand Pile, jules Lavergne,
A. Crossman, d + Burlhe, VIM. H
Avery, r w FarraF, Henry Lathrop, Fer.
gus Gardere, l. Duvignea1d,
Sur motion, ces MONS snt etc unanime.
ment approuvts par fassemblte, ct recon.
mand6s ~fortenent al soutien indivisible
du partl wing.
c R0SELIUs. president,
JULIAN NEVILLE, sacretaiFe.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-22

Conduite a la ge6le de BatoA
Rouge, lie 26Agril 1874 une negres.
EEE-P Sc, qni Sc donne lie nom de LYDIA.
AIN agee de 80 a SIS ans, ayant une
ZASM grande cicatrice caus6e par une brt1
lure sur Ia main, ct Sc dill apparl&
mir ! d. Ewing, pres de Clinton. LIE. lie
proprietaire est requis de la retirer On SO cor
formsnt d Ia Loi,
pal. Is Is.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-22

Tn grand nonibrs ds nos Abonnbs nouB
ayant manifesto 10 dtslr Do lire la profession
de fol de Nj. ALExANDRE DEebouBr, deg At.
takapats, nous agons cru de hstre devoir dc Ia
publier.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-22
ouEar u R0ueE.

UUEBV HATUN NWUHEt
Characterization Thos.
w. Chinn, ct S. M. y. Clark.
LegisIature-Val Hebert.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-22

New York.-La Tribune, journal dune
grande tronohise OF remRrguablement biea
informt, assure, d'apres des renseigne.
mens pris aux neilleures sources, que
rEtat de New. York donnera pour Clay ct
Freliughuysen une majorit6 da 10000
vols au moius, ct peut.6tre 10000, son
chifTre 10 plus rigoueux est 90, 200, Of II
resomnaude den preudre note pour 10
eonfronter avec 10 chiiire eleGtorel.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-22
Oh DEMANpE LoAEn

Dix ou douze bons negres potr copper aa
bofg dc corde 81 sortir du bois de cbarponte,a
environ ! 2 miles do Baton Rouge. On pais.
"a M aalairo liberal. S'adresser aa bareas
de CO Journal ay 10 i'll
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-22
vENTE A L'AMIABLE
Dune jOlie Prapri6te d enriron r MILES
de Rdfon Raglae

de Bdton Rouge.
On ofre 4 Yendre une habiiation, eonts.
nSsnt SIX cent quarante arpens, 4 pau nras
cent de defrichess beFscea Pest par iesterses
do Madame Cobay e 4 fouesg par ceIles DO
Gilmore. Pour plus ample infoFmakon ga
dresser q MadsTne Feuye ID. Peyronnins sa1
Ia dite llabaation, OF a II. Bfunof, aYoeat,a
Baton Rouge. ayriI Is 10
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-22
pmUs DU PAIN.

Fixe par lie mare pour la sernaine s~uiyante
L. Farine 6tant . 30 20 le bariI, Al onees
de pain pour dix sons
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-22

CoNsAIssEaEss j yendre au buzz
tourual,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-01-27
Loss OF THE sHEPaERDEsS.

Additional and more accurate facts. with re.
gard 10 ihisrscen disaster, are beng daily
developed, and we are rejoIced 10 perceive
thai The resa, will probably pace The number
Of ihn-e lost. al ahnni one half of that suppos.
ell. when minors Of The accident and lis conse.
q"enceS. first reached the city
Flom the Republican OF This morning we
"arn thu, the Cabin Register has been found.
On il are % names flr 81. Louis g or 9 not
leg De. Names of many p'sSengrrs were not
recorded The D-rk Register Is not YET rrros-
cred. The whole number on deck Is e-iI ma
ted al 1879: ~ cabin Al or So. A vote for Pres
iieul If 80 males was given during iae pas
sage. The siewaTd says. is diurd IN The cab.
ia. Mr. Bckner. large tail man. ffon Bal
iimorr. is The only cabin passenger believed to
he lbs, H.. fell from the hurricane deck.
The Agatha. as Sh- apprna' he'd ihr wreck put
10 ll.hl number of men. supposed TO he
pnnder.rs She bfough, up last night The
deal body Of child: about dozen trunks ami
chests. aud large quantity Of clothing and
bedding Mr.. Pc and five children. arr AZ
CArondeler 10 destitute condition. in the care
Of one nf ihr rilizens Of N =, place. Cap, Lif-
ieuy. Capt Bfam Dr. Palien. W. :. Will
Jams. E-q and George A. Hyde. Esq, are
named as deserving of thanks for all TO The
sufferers. Mr.. fAr"w. pilo, Of The Shepherd
e>s. is said to have hrhaved n"bIy.
II seems. according to the mos, accurate ac-
rouni. The iotal lrss of life now asrer,ain-d is
cf4i persons. OF these | 1 were backs. Mr..
/ Crru>haw. Of Kentucky. lost 3: DR.. MaS-ia.
Of st Charles. 4; the NpSsrs. Muir. ofVifgin-
ia. II. Casper Levi. trader. and T. F. Stark.
a drk and. are missing Also an old man
and his son. who caina on brard Al CtnrInna'i.
aud who were working their passage. and an
old man. his WIFE child and small sprsah,
girl. who got On blard al Louisville. or below.
The or a'e>I loss in one family was in 'ha, 81
Mr.. Wright OF Mrcklenbhrgh co.. Va G
persons Strange TO eel. two blind men and
The FAT GIRL were saved. To The iis Of those
saved. W. a i'd The names nf n. Bodwell. Coz.
ing,on.kv.: Michael Kelly and NJ. d. Levi
Piles ST. Louis Gazere.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-01-27
CONGRESS-

We have received the proceeding Of Con.
gress on the 9TH instant.
Ia the S"na's. Mr.. Woodbridge presented
'he claim Of BcercraH. Cor pension.
Mr.. Bnchaosu presented memorial in IA.
vor OF Enc hsrhor.
Mr.. Tailmadge reported hill for The i'm.
provemen, nf Fox aud Wisconsin rivers. and
TO connect them by = canal.
In the House. resolution. were sli,l offered
from ihe several States 10 succession. Fsw
Of them are worn chroairling, a, leAs. before
their adop ion hy The House.
Mr. Wrnlworh. Of Illinois. hrourh, 10 a
biz to make Chicago Poh Of,ny.
On reaching MirhigAn. Mr.. Hunt moved a
r"So'uuNh fr the election nf a PSI. Master a.
The i'Hse. which uud.r The screw Of he pre-.
''oas question, wa car,i.d. aud NJ. ]. VI
Johns ~ afe' several ballO,inss. was sho
sen.-Ds''' Weekly A4,'r.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-01-27
EVANSVILLE,

The county seat Of Rock, is delight
fully situated on Rock RIVER. sixty
miles from Milwaukee and Racine, and
is connected with the latter place by
the United States road. Several stage
and mail routes iniersect and termin-
ate here. making il quite a Thorough.
fare. A good bridge is built across
the river. Between the buff and the
river is an interval from goo 10 600
feet or more in width, on which The
town is built, court house being erect
ed on the s,nnmii'of the bluff, say 100
feet in heightk There are two excel.
lent hotels, several stores and mechsn-
ic shops Of various kinds, and The nu-
merous buildings in progress of erec-
ton. and the general appearance OF
thrift pervading the town, together
with the rapid settlement of the adiac-
ent country, indicate steady advance
men, in future. The population is a.
bout 400, chiefly from New York and
New England. Rock River scenery
is the boast ofthe West, and is as beau
tifrI here as any where have seen II.
Two years since drove from here
down to Rockford, and a more de-
ligh'ful drive could hardly be found.
The load sixteen miles east of this
comes on To Rock Prairie, which ex.
tends 10 Rock River, aud is from five
to ten miles in width should Judge.
II is rich, rolling prairie, lacking Tn
~ springs and rivuleis TO make II all
The farmer could desire. ALREADY
farms are stretching out from the tim
her on either side quite into the prai-
rte, and the numerous stack. of grain.
wheat in particular, and the huge piles
OF straw passed through ,hreshing MA.
chimes, bear witness that the settlers
have been busy the past season and sue
cesstnl in their Iabors. Nearly allthe
wheat IS ,hreshed by machines, some
with travelling. others with stationary
power; though on one farm they had
four horses travelling in a circle, tread
ing out grain. To attempt to ihresh
with the fail would be an everlasting
job.-Pralrie Farmer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-01-27

THE F uRiER ASSOCIATION OF Jetfrsnn Conn
V.New York. Numbering about 800 members.
will. il j. stated: stnigrai. TO The southern par
Of Iowa. on tie IN # April next. the birth.
day Of F"nIrr They have rer.nly co,nlnen.
red paper AZ Wn'-riown. called the ..Iova
Pioneer Phukanr 10 prninoe the objects Of
thr association. - Gazette;
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-01-27

The Legislature Of the Territory will adj
;oorn on Monday. the 2olh inst. after SEES
sion in no way peculiar except Tor us brevi'y.
and that the members will probably leave
Madison wiIhou, receiving their pay. in con-
sequence Of some difirnliy's having arisen in
the Souenen, ofihe Secretary Ct the Terrific
rvs accounts with The Treasury Department
a, Washington.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-01-27

The gross revnues of the State of
New York this year Will be nearly
three millions OF dollars, which after
paying all expenses of Government.
interest on debt, and repairs on public
works, " i'll leave a large surplus.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-01-27
Raj, ROAD:

We showed last week. from some data
which fortunately came to onf hand. iha, the
construction of a Rail Road from The Missis.
sippi TO Lake Michigan. through Wisconsin,
could be met with no objections upon the
ground Of inducernent 10 capitalists. We now
propose 10 answer common argument with
which this kind Of improvement is assaulted.
and also 10 point some Of The more obvo ben
e6ls that would resul, from The completion Of
tho work in contemplation. A strong opposi.
ton 10 Rail Roads rests ia the belief ha, a
lsage part Of the community. who now derive
a support from ieamina. or by the ransPoria.
zion. in wagons, Of produce ond merchandise.
will lhus he suddenly throws on, Of employ
msnt. This change. il il said. will operate
with equal prejnjic 10 'he farmer no, only by
forcing many Into a lie Of agriculture who are
now Otherwise employed. bu, by materially
decreasing the present demand for agricultural
products. The difference in The price Of tho
products Of his region at home and at tina,
market. which a Rail Road would open 10
western Wisconsin, has been, since the day
that Ina productions excee led The home con-
sumption. and will continue to be more Than
twenty-five per rent beyond he cosi Of Trans.
pnraiion. Besides, the market thus opened
will not he limited or unrer' ain. hui one Of The
most extended and uubounded chsfac'er- as
wide a. he wide world. A market of this de-
scription. instead Of b ing injured. is benefited
by large supply, or by being one upon which
iatg" buyers en- depend Under such anspi.
cies. any indncemen, which adds 10 the nun.
Der OF aprcu,urisas is positive benef, To the
community. The transportation Of pfndure
and merchandise to aud from The western ter.
line. So far from diminishing Tho demand for
teams snj toaming. will furnish a much larger
field than a. present eSisls TO This species IT
business. This i. evident when we consider
that Road would be supplied by The products
ola very large district of country. all Of which
would be firnisoed by the present means Of
transportation.
Tho construction Of such work would be
followed by n thousand obvious blessings 20
this por ion of rhe Territory. The producer
would be d"ubly benefited first, by realizing
higher compensation for the products OF his
labor. and secondly. by paying less esnrhi.
ant price Tor goods. Stimulated by The re-
ward Of n lnir aud permanent mske,. ag'i'ul-
,nre wonldh.e conducted upon better system
anil "a Atlh rpnntya n p,urh farnnt har # NJ.
tenlon; the quicksand population Of the couh.
Try would -iher 4 "a, M or heroine fixed aud
potnanenr every pursuit of life would receive
an upe'us from the application Of steady in.
dnairy: business of every description would
find It's jas' aud permanent Level; The resources
Of The country would become better develops.
ed and its true interests discrrnable.
a MuRpERge ARRgsrEp.-Ii is rumored lha,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-01-27

CANALS IN OHIo-Thcre are $500
mite, at canal route in Olip, the az
gregaie cost Of which is estimated al
Sl5.926,32S.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-01-27

BELLoT.-l}ellrt is beautifully Sit
uated on the east side of Rock river,
AT its confluence with The Turtle Greek.
three miles above the mouth OF the
Peckatonica river. and at the southern
line OF Wisconsin Territory; 65 miles
west OF Southport, so miles southwest
OF Milwaukee. Sc miles southeast of
Madison, and 90 miles from the near.
est point on the Mississippi. This
fourIshIng village was commenced lit
tie more than 3years ago, by a rompa-
ny OF highly respectable and inieli-
gent emTgranis from the State Of New
Hampshire; and owing to the grea, ma
'ural facilities for manufacturing pur-
poses. found here, together with The
beauty Of lis site, and the moral charac-
ter and public spirit Of its citizens, it
mas become the fourth village in size
and population in Eastern WISCONSIN,
containing Sc handsome and subs,an.
iial buildings, and 745 Inhabitants.
The streets Of the village, when are
wide, are laid out at rrgh, angles. and
the side walks are overhung with orna.
mental shade trees. which add much TO
the appearance Of the place-rcnder.
rs 1t . pt:!"ct rus IN ur6c."
The name giveo To the village BY its
original proprictors. was '.Belloi."
French word' signifyipg pretty"
ana more appropriate name Would
say, could not have been suggested;
through mistake however, the citizens
nave since written the word "Beloit,"
Out have recently resolved, I believe TO
use the proper name for their truly
pretty village"
Among the many improvements
made IN the delightful viIIage of Bel
'"t ny lis enterprising citizens, are the
new and extensive Touring mills and
The recently finished splrnded edifce
erected for the Congre gational Church.
! regret that have not as vet been
furnished with sufficient information
relative 10 the contemplated improve
ment for manufacturing purposes on
The Rock river at this place, but trust
through the kindness of some 9th
urban citizens Of that pretty viillge, TO
obtain a satisfactory description of pro-
posed improve r.ent in the water pow
er, IN time Tor next year.
The new Touring mill stands on the
north side of Turtle creek, abon, one
mile from lis mouth, and within The
boundaries of the village has been cree
ted by MesSrs. c. c. Coburn. Lurius
g Fisher. and the late lamenied Or.
Horace White. at the expense of s2o<-
600. The building is Of grey line
s'nne. is so feet long 40 in width, and
6T fee, high. II contains five stories,
the first OF which is IL feet high. and
has iunr run of stone, The machine
nv IS al cast iron weighing l6 ions.
HE two wafer wheels, which are ov-
prshoi, have buckets IA feet in length
and 10 l2 feet in diameter. l. is de-
signcd 10 use one run Of stone for Gus
tom work. and three for Touring, and
when IN full operation this mill will
grind about LIS barrels of -four per day
Or 1000 barrels per week.-Teiegrsph.
The officers OF Jefferson Barracks
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-01-27

A RELIGIOUS REFORMATION in Plalievillp.
has added sixty members 10 ihs different
churches of 'ha, afflicted village within the
last Two weeks.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-01-27

1--WE are not aware Of The existence o
a single case of Small Pox within the Min
ing District.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-01-27

A hog raised in Clinton co Illinos,
weighing upwards ofluur,een hundred
pounds was recently exhibited in Chi
cago.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-01-27

1.-THE CONSOLIDATED deb, If Russia acror
ding I" an official statement lately published
amounts To 350.432 silver ub'es. ~ $4,000
600 sterling. The ANAL amonn, Of The reve.
nue Of The empire /. stated al Ell 500 900.