davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-10-05
MARK TIMEm''

WE have requested those pefsons having IN
w settled accounts with us, to call and settle,
bu, il has had no effect We nOT say that we have
patiently waited until "forbea'ancc has ceased to
be vinue," and we must and uIA have our pay
FIVE are compelled TO "eraek dorm n Order to get
:, BARBER a. WARD.
Lancaster, August 81, 1874.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-10-05
WOOL CARDING.

TYliE subscriber has commenced die business Of
Il wool carding, at his mills on Grant river and
is now ready 10 accommodate, AT the shortest no
tice, those who may favor him thheir patronage.
Great care has been taken in procuring complete
set of machinery, which has been fitted up in the
best manner,b by an experienced Manufacturer, who
will attend to the business of carding AT all times.
Tems-sx4 cents per ID. cash or grain, at cash
prices Please send one 10. ofgrease TO six lbs. Of
wool. Clean the wool from coarse dirt and burs.
ID. Il. BURT.
Waterloo, August l4th, 1914. % 3t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-10-05

Wee sings US, even in our pleas
u-eS, bat virtue consoles US even in
Our pains.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-10-05
IN CHANCERY.
IN CHANCERY.
In the District Court u. >. ia AID for the cuun-
ty Of Crnwlofd Wisconsin Territory before
the Honorable CHARLES Dunn, in
Caancsry sitting
Edward W. Pthon,


Alexander s. IIooc, md Emily iIooo, his "ife,
Execut5ix 81 Joseph Roletle, deceased, and Jo-
senh Poleue, Junior, all heirs at law and legal
REPRESENTATIVES ofthe estate Of said Joseph kO-
iette, dccesssd.
NJ OTICE il hereby given that - riduo ola 10
v crec Of sale made ~ the above entitled cause,
by Inc Hon. Charles Dunn, Judge oithe District
Cou,, in an4 for aid county Of Crawford 10 chan
cery Stating, at tho May Term thereof "A. d. 1874,
or the .lh day Of May, "A. ID. 1874, upon bill for
forecl &c Of Mortgage exoca'ed by the said
JoseLt oleiie, deceased, during his lifetime, the
undersigned, Master in Chaneery of said county Of
Ctau ford, will expose for sale at the Court house
in Praifie do Chen, 10 said county Of Crawford,
q, the 20th day Of November, ii. ID. 1871, be-
,v.en the hours Of 10 O'Clock in the forenoon aud
O'Clock IN the afternoon Of said day, the following
di.cfibed premises, 10 wit: all those lots or parcels
of land situate ana being in tho village Of ftaiHe
d., CHEN, in the county Of Cra1 ford, Wisconsin
TERRITORY, known and designated on Lyons map
az private land claims at Prairie d1 Chen, az lots
numbered twenty one, twenty AID niheieeh Cots
81. ~. Ig) in the old of main village together
win all the appurienances theteuBto belonging,
a,4 the highest bidder OF bidders, for cash, s5aA
be deemed entitled 10 the deed or deeds, "a fee,
n immediate possession Of the premises of parts
Of the premises, they may respectively thus bid
upon. .-,,os, ID pOxyn
Master IN Chaneery
Dated august 2Jih, n. d. 1874.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-10-05
PLATTVILLE ACADEMY.

HvHIS Institution continues under the direction
Il ofMr. ID. Il. CARRIER A. M; who is al
ready known to the public. The present session
commenced ~ the Goth Aug, Pupils are receiv-
cd a, any time during the quarter. Any iniorma-
ton desired by Parents guardians, residing at a
distance, can be obtained by addressing the Prin-
cipal, Post Paid.
Board can be obtained, in private families, a,
from 80 10 S2,00 por week.
TERMS OF TUITION,
Common English Branches, per or. S3,25,
Higher DO. Do. 4,25
Mathematics 5,25
Languages, Anc't & Moden, =" 4" 6,25'
No charge made for ,.eidenials.
J. w. CLARK, Secty.
Plattville, Sept. q, tSli. 29tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-10-05

vHTANTED any quantiiy q Hides delivered
w al cur store in PoiosI
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-10-05

30 KEGS Of Blasting Powder Just received
ef I'D Co5 sale bv J. VI. OTIS.
Lancaster, March %, 1874
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-10-05

The Philadelphia Times, says that
red herring firmly fastened by a
string to any place where rats usually
make their run, will drive them from
the place Ii is said to be fact, that a
toad placed in house cellar, will have
the effect Of expelling those noxious
intruders.
There are $4,000 laborers employed
in the mines OF Prussia. The annual
revenue arising from them amounts to
about 10000, OOOf, 22,50O,OOo tina
lers'
One hundred guns were fired by the
Democrats Of Albany, n. Y. on Thurs
day, as a response to the nomination OF
Wright and Gardner.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-10-05

PlausyilIe, Sept, Q, 1874.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-10-05

In this as IN all other things connected with the
Museum establishment, the Proprietor - determin-
cd to pursue a single objoct,--to make weekly
paper, which shall enlghton, Instruct, n,nuse, and
improve the minds OF all classes of the community.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-08
General Sessions. a.
Before Recorder Tallmadge and Aldermen Briggs and
Waterman

JONAS B. PHILLIPS, Esq. Acting District Attorney.
FEB. 7~Irfal TOR Grand Larceny.-William H. Brown
and Leonard Riley alias Charles Williams two colored
men, tried Monday for stealing watch CHAIN sc.
worth $780, from the premises Of Dominick Mclaughlin
No 1873 Orange street the 25th November last
again put trial for the offence as the jury the former
trial could not agree upon a verdict.
The evidence the trial was Of a more conclusive
character than that offered the previous one in respect
the guilt OF the accused and the jury ounda verdict Of
guilty.
The court pronounced sentence, which was that they
be sever confined in the State prison for two years and
| six months each
The Grand Inquest-The Grand Jury came into court
with number Of bills found by them which they handed
to the bench, and again retired.
Forfeited Recognizances.- Nicholas Cisco, William
Harrington, Francis Stewart Mary Doane, John Rdabock
and Thomas Brady severay indicted for assault and bat
terry, caedby the District Attorney to take their
trials but they did not appear their bail was ordered
to be estreated.
Passing False T6ken.-Henry Hill, coored man,
was tried for obtaining 50 from Moses Brush, No Jer
sey street. also colored by passing to him 81 bill
the Globe Bank Of this city worthless in
exchange for good money which Brush accommodated
Hill with, he wished smaller change. On the prisoner
being arrested, of this worthless money found
upon him. which he attempted to account for by stating
that he found it, but in which The failed but female
who could neither read write said she let the prisoner
have the identical BILL but her testimony was OF
very dubious character the Jury found the accused
guilty without leaving their seats.
The Court sentenced the prisoner to the Penitentary
for months, the offence being mere misdemeanor,
The Court then adjourned to Thursday at IL O'Clock
AM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-08
Anusements.

CHATHAM CIRcus.-To-night there will be a
grand new performance in which the whole ccm-
pany will take part The entrse for the night is called
Highborn Danes" in which all the ladies and gentlemen
., the troupe appear Oscar Stone appears in the character
Of the Chief of the Big Knife beautiful French Allie
cuande by the accomplished Mesdames Gossin Aymar.
Franklin in his double somerset feat which no other
living man dares attempt.
The ENTERTAINMENTS AT THE AMERICAN MUSEUM
Yesterday and last evening, went OIL with the most
enthusiastic applause Mrs. Western the great favor
tie of the audience The Comic Melange was excellent
the Yankee Courshp was most provokingy laughable-
the Leisure and experiments Animal Magnetism were
received with repeated bursts of the most deaenng ap
plause and indeed every of the performance was OF
the interesting and amusing kind The will be
repeated this evening at half past O'Clock It may
proper observe that stoves have been placed the
saloon which gives all the comforts of the parlor Nc
pains expense spared at this establishment to secure
both the comfort and amusement sfits visitors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-08

iands sim the market u very sbundsntly supplied; bu
chiefly held by those who WIN not sell except at hghe
rates which In some cases have been realized. Harz
Market-Ths bsng the first market in the month, tn,
spinners generally contracts with the powsrloou
houses but there disposed to sell at December
prices nor contract distant deliveries and what bus
ness has been done to-day at advanced rates Piec.
MarketThe attendance at our market to-day fully
average and doubtless larger amounfof business would
have been done had not the manufacturers been firm in
having advance.
HAMsuaoH Jan. 6.-PRIcKs or FoRsIoN FuNps.-Aus
TRAN Five per Cents Ilaf bills Bank Shares 1896 bills
Russian English Loan l2} biIls. liz money Five per
Cent Hamburger Certhcaes lost bills Hist Series Inscrp
TONS lo5 bills Hope and Co. sd and 4h series s9A
nsy Ditto in Certificates oct money New Four per
Cents Hope and Co, VI bills. 9O} money Ditto stiegz.
sol bills sos money Dutch Actual Debt Twoand-a Half
per Cents, 81 bills 81 money Spanish New Five per
bills aoi money Danish EngshLosn, Three per Cents.
Cents - bills. Exchanges on London-Hamburgh Jan.
Is ioi; Ditto months, IS 9, st. Petersburgh Dec 20,
8 months, 81 Stockholm, Dec. 20, rs days, 1918
PRussiAs Fvsps.-BERLIr, Jan. 4.-St Schuld Sch, 81
per Cents. 1887 bills, l02i money Prussian- English
Bonds $780, per Cents, I0l money. Exchange Lon
don, 8 24t.--PrtlsSisn Gazette. Jan. s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-08


FEBRUARY Ills Honor, the Mayor in the Chair-A
full Board prsssntrhs minutes Of me last meeting
were read and approved
by Supervisor Woodruff authorizing the Superintendent
Of Buildings provide necessary fuel for the Courts
the Judge Chambers and the Offices Of the Clerks IN the
City Hall This gave rise to long debate and the result
that the resolution negatved by vote ofnine to
five.
Police OGeers Bu-The bill of John P. schmol for
services police officer, amounting to Ssa2 was audit
cd and allowed
Purchase Of School Stes-A report made suthori-
sing the Comptroller to borrow in anticipation Of the
next levy the Of S600 to be placed the credit OF
heCommssioners Of Common Schools for the 18th Ward,
for the purpose of completing the purchase of two lots Of
also to borrow the of $500 the credit to be
placed to the credit Of the Commits of the 10th
Ward, for similar purpose, were adopted
Communication from the Deputy ComptroHer.-The De-
putty Comptroller presented q communication informing
the Board that several bills having been presented to him
for the current expenses Of Common Schools for which
he had no appropriation He therefore asked lie
horized to borrow anticipation Of the next levy for
Common Schools, the OF $40 900 to pay the current
expenses which have already accrued The resolution
james r. Chiton-The bill Of $40 from James r. Chill
ton presented for slyzing damaged curranu Ne
ferred to Comptroller with power to pay It,
9Th Hard-Supervisor Emmsns offered q resolution au-
horizng the appropriation Of 50 97 for the purpose OF
meeting the expense of erecting Public School House
in the Sixth Ward In Elm street The paper having been
informally presented, was not taken up.
Interpreters BiH-The bill of John J. Riker, for ser
vices a. interpreter in the public Courts, was re-
Watchinx Burglsrs-The bill of Alexander Bird of the
Upper Police for - paid for the Of room in house
Fourth street. which had been hired for the purpose Of
watching the operations Of certain burglars was present
ed The result of the Of the that the burg
lar (Brundage) was caught and convicted. Allowed.
.Adjousnment-The Board is adjourned to meet on Mon
day evening at six o'clock Special business the making
the required appropriation the erection Of the School
House in the Sixth Ward.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-08
House OF Reprsss tatives
HOubo OF ftepreS6ht1rVes
WASHINGTON, Tuesday Night, Feb 9th.
The 2la R.le-Ts Report on the Members elected
bv General Ticket.

WASHINGTON, Tuesday Night, Feb 9th.
The 2la R,Ie-The Report on the Members elected
by General Ticket.
The first business in order to-day was the discus
sion on
THE 21sr RULE.
Mr. HAMMErT, of Miss, made most admirable
soee oh on the subject. He contended that slavery
never would be abolished; because two-thirds Of
the States would never consent TO such an amend
ment to the Constitution. He said that the aboI-
tionists were spurred on by Great Britain, where,
at the Worlds Convention, Prince Albert, the IL
ustrious beggerman from Germany presided, al
though he was miserable useless pauper. The
south does not fear the North; she has 6,OO0, 900
free Whites and this is than all the - States
had in the revolution. Why do the abolitionists
want to free the negroesl Nearly all free negroes be-
come convicts, except those who marry white 'wo-
men. For in Rohoboth, Massachusetts, the white
women have petitoned the Legislature to allow
them to marry black men Uaughter) 1t is a fact;
and in retaliation the colored ladies have petition
ed that legislature not to repeal the law, because
they were afraid all the black men would marry
white women, and that all the colored la
dies would be left to die old maids
Much laugbter) The white ladies' of Rohoboth must
have been verging into lomcre and yellow leaf they
would have wanted to cncourageby their per
sons amagamaon They too good. Like Mr.. Bar
nard who would borrow Is millions for internal improve
ments but would not touch the tariff This reminded him
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-08

the large commercial cities, and of the smaller COM
mercia cities, too, that the miserable politicians Of
both parties will be left entirely solitary and alone;
and that the probability 10, if these things come out
accurately, as suspect they will the good sense
Of the country will preserve the present state of az
fairs at all hazards, and not again rush blindly into
national banks, inflated currency, or more bubbles
and more ruin, whoever may be the President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-08
LATEST FROM CANApA.--Our advices, received
yesterday morning, are from Montreal to the Is,
inst, and Quebec TO the S0th ult.

From Montreal Gazette, Feb. IL
II Is understood that received at Kings.
ton the cath instant conveying sjestys approval
of all the o! His Excesncy the Governor
- and assurance that in the pursuance of the
policy he may rely the cordial support Of the Ministers
Of the Crown
The attempt made by Mr.. Buchanan, to arrange the
difficulties between the Cork and Connaught the
Weland Canal has proved failure. great number of
the Connaught men met him according TO invitation but
the Corck abscntsd themselves Those present
ai essei by the Warden of the District and Priest MDon.
augh. An effort is now making to induce then to give up
their
1t is calculated that there 5000 men, and many
and children the line of the Canal and that
by no possibility can employment be found for more
than 5000.
he latest intelligence have that number Of
Sco CHI sone-cutters who at work in the quarries
have been almost beaten death and have warned
to up work. to prepare their collins and threaten
ing notices, couched in the most dabolical language
put up daily
We understand that ii Is not yet known who the
cessful competitors for contracts the Lachne Canal
besides Mr. Brennan Mr. B. endeavoured to commence
work Tuesday morning. and repeated the trial yeser
day but the ground frozen hard IRON and he had
to alb the attempt altogether We have heard that
Mr. B. employs none except Connaught men, but we
not believe that such possibly be the mention
only because the report comes to us through highly
resp ectabe channel The people are in great distress
ards 1900 have been receiving food from the sup
plies furnished from Montreal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-08
City Intelligence.

Police FEB. 7th-HousE BREAKER.-The house oil
Daniel Smith so Leonard street, entered by burglars
the l4th instant who rassi the basement window
and stole black dress sack coat pair of blue pants
and other clothing, valued at S7a black fellow named
James Roberts arrested yesterday in whose posses
sion the pantaloons found and he fully
mitted for trial
The CASE OF JOHN McAFEE.-This man. who was
rested Tuesday charge Of receiving quantity OF
stone mason's TOOLS stolen from the yard Of Lawrence
Owen, knowing them to be such, succeeded Tuesday
evening in arrestng fellow named John Kelly, from
he had sold other articles stolen from the place
McAee purchased the tools old iron and sold them
such. Kelly was fully committed for trial
Cor0ners OMEGA man named Zephaniah P. Nor
ris aged about SO years, committed suicide Tuesday
by taking six worth of audanum He had recently
resided IS Thomas street. and had been addicted to ha
bits of excessive intemperance for months past The Co
rs jury returned verdict Of Suicide by taking
landau
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-08

PETER Gum FouNp.-Peter Quin, well known
as a contractor under the Corporation in the
Twelfth Ward, who was missed several months
since, on Saturday evening, after having paid
the workmen in his employ, was found drowned
at the foot of Tenth street, East river, last evening
From appearances of the body there is little doubt
that he came to his sudden death by some fou
means Aninquest will be held to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-08

FLUTE TEAcHrNe.--Our readers will perceive
that Mr.. Barton has, at the suggestion Of hsfriends,
opened classes for the purpose Of giving instruction
on the flute, on easy terms. This method will b.,
found very desirable, and is likely to become
highly popular.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-08

OVERLAND EXPRESSES PROFESSIONALISM. Maynard,
the special Post Office messenger, who carried the
English mails from this city to Boston last week,
called upon us yesterday, in order to set the public
right relative to the said mails. 1t appears by him
that three expresses left this city with dispatches
for the Britannia, and parcels for Boston, and they
started in the following order:-
Left Ne,u York. Arrived at Worcester.
adams : CO, Jan 49, 81 I'm Jan9ay si....li 3.
HarndenS Co Elk 3o i0k PM. February 1,... IS AM
From Worcester the three messengers went by
the same train of cars, and therefore reached
Boston at the same time. We give these facts in
Justice TO all concerned
In connection with this overland mail statement
we see it stated in the Portland papers Of Monday,
that Adams ~ Co. had arrived there on Saturday
from this city, forty-eght hours ahead of the
United States mail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-08

fny- COUGHS AND COLDS.-Peters' Cough Lozen-
ges are now rapidly supercedng all other preparations for
the relief of coughs colds asthma whooping cough,
catarrh tighness Of the chest bronchitis and similar
pulmonary affections II is well established, that
many valuable lives annually sacrificed, their
origin neglected colds and coughs which might have
found so eicacious in curing such these ozen.
They inalliby alIay the cough by removing the r
ration which keeps itup while at the same time they
promote expectoration and relieve congestion.
II there is pain in the chest side, Of Peters
Plasters rice l2 cents should be spread the part
and worn till relieved.
Principal Office l25 Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-08

New TRIAL GRANTED TO MARsH.-The Court
of Oyer and Termner Of New Jersey have granted
Thomas Marsh Qound guilty at previous sitting
Of the Court, of murder in the first degree) a new
trial, TO commence at the April term Of that Court
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-08

FROM THE EAsT.-The Boston boat arrived al
an early hour yesterday forenoon. We are in
debted to Adams IL Co. for Boston papers Of the
afternoon previous, and for Portland papers o.
Monday. Sound navigation is in full operation
again.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-08
Court Calendar.

SUPERIOR CouRr.-Nos 49, 49, 49, 20, co. 80, 49, 80, A.
~, az, "A, %, as, 46, al, as, 40, so, 81.
CIRcuIr.-.Nos Sc, SO, 81, So, %, SO, |, 80, q.
COMMON PLEAs-Nos. II, 81 a. g. a. A. 70, rs, II, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-08

Mr.. CHEEvER's LECTURE.-Mr. Cheever deliver
ed lecture in continuation Of the former one, OIL
Church and State, to large audience at the Ia
bernace last evening. 1t did not, however, pre-.
sent any thing of new or striking interest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-08
,ourt OF Common Pleas
BEFORE Judge Inglis.

HeIute JuuBe IhBHs.
Fec. L-.Roberi r Wirsiow vs. The Corporation in
iants.
gBr'n VS. G,ua'd ayer'lict yot 10 this case
IhomGs q Hnts rs .i,shhd Raymond - ~, Ili
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-08

o. THE ALMIGHTY DOLLAR!-Who would have
thought splendid Newspaper, containing twenty eight
ed yearly subscribers for dollar Yet have lying
before this dollar Newspaper containing arti
cies the varions topics Of the daya family periodical
devoted to Literature Domestic ard Foreign News, Agr
culture, Education Finance Amusemens, &C. indepen-
dent all subjects The usual spirited articles are main
tanned in thsweek's number Advertisements do not
Der its columns So that he who would fain enjoy rich
weekly entertainment at mere nominal price, will do
well to call on the Agent Mr.. FUTILE, No Ann st.
Single copies for sale and Agents supplied.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-08
u. y. District Court.

Before Judge Belts.
Fra The United States three Of artificial
fevsrs, Brun ds la Rossre Co.. eaimanfsA sealed
dict will be given in this case today
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-08

90 CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CVKE s:s;-. IN
oharmacv Of the city of New York IL now conndenti.
accommodated and prescribed by the first medical pract
toner's Of the city for all cases Of debility
. the constitution. 10 an invaluable remedy for impo
,ence seriity or unless depending on nal
eorat;oni and will be found highly beneficial IN all com
a;ts erisinc from debitated state Of the constitution
Sold in single bottles 81 each in cases Of half dozen 20
carefully packed and sent to all parts ofhe Union
and Consulting Rooms OF the College, 95 Nassau
q, rest VS.. RICHARDSON, Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-08
Circuit Court.

Before Judge Kent.
Fen. John M Secor .4ndrew BoiOdenThe court
occupied all day in hearing this case twill be con-
tinued to morrow.