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SVhHGE.
 Df an order of the Court of Probate for the ID county of Conway, State of Arkansas, notice IS hereby given, that in the spring of lsi2 while passing down the Arkansas river, in canoe short distance below the town of Iewsburg the canoe up- set and the occupant was drowned; the dead body together with trunks and luggage was taken up by steamboat which was lying at shore within short distance. The body proved to be the body of Dr. IRA ABNEY, from Van Buren, Arkansas, and for. merly from Washington county, Texas lately the books, papers and effects of the deceased was placed in my hands as public administrator. Notice there fore is given to all persons interested in the estate of the deceased heir, legatee. creditor 10 come forward and establish their claims to the same there being many valuable papers belonging to said Ab- ney, deceased now in my possession.
 JOHN MURRAY Me,fF
 and public .administrafor of
 Contcay county, .Arkansas February 6, ls4i. 22-3w [pr fee SC sol l1-rhe Washington Telegraph, and Texas h. qurer are requested to give, the above one insertion
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PRATT X EsOGGS,

WILL keep on hand, at all times, general as w sortment of Goods, which they are determined to sell very low. They will be constantly supplied with fresh goods, which will he bought in the market for cash; and as they will sell entirely for cash they will be enabled to sell for small profits,
 Lflue R0ck Oct IL ISla h-IN
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Runaway iN Jail.

" on the 22d September last certain nsgro man as runaway slave, who says his name is Solo mon. and that he belongs to John Rowlcs, of Dade county. Missouri; The said negro is mulatto stout built, his back teeth are out; he has scar on his shoulder, he says was done by lick from the back of an axe, and is about 30 years of age. The owney of said slave is hereby notified to come forward and prove his property and pay the changes of his comnitpcDt, and take him out of jail CT else he will be sold s the law directs.
 VIM. N. II. NEWTON,
 SAT3 Jaiior of Johnson county, Jan. 9. lsii--4t [prs. fec S5 Qol
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COpartnersB,ip Notice.

INllE Firm heretofore existing between E. Y Il BAKER & CO. has been dissolved by the death of the senior partner. The surviving partner JOHN G. PRATT, has associated with hnse GEO. BOGGS, and the business will now be carried on by them under the name of PRATT & BOGGS
 LiiHr IocL Ocf l1, ISt3 Sly
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At the beginning oithe new year, ascertain the amount of your expenses during the past, and the loss and gain, and record it. Having arrived at this impotant knowledge, you will initiate the prudent traveller, who always keeps in view where he is next to move- You will then look forward and calculate how and in what way you shall best meet and postercute he business of the year begun
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M MARRIED,

On Thursday evening sth inst, by the Rev. A. Williams, JoHN ADAMsoN, Esq, to Miss SARAH GARTER, all of this city.
 On Wednesday the 2ith January, by the Rev. Henry c. Thweat, WILLIAM B. HAMBLIN, Esq, of Lagrange, Tennessee, to Miss LIZZIE, daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Lumpkin, of Marshall county, Mis- sissipDi.
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Books and Stationery Of all
 kinds, GOr Sale.

TUST received and for sale, per steamer Express J Mail the following new works, which will be sold cheap for cash Tom Burke of Ours; Austria Vienna Prague, etc. ;, Ireland; Matilda; Complete Confectionery; History of the Christian Sects; Mothers of Eng, Picture of Private Life. new series. Philosophers Stone; The Birthright; Kambes of the Emperor Ching Tin; Adventures of Lawrentini; Little Robinson of Paris; Laws of Etiquette; Curtis on Sight; Remarks on the French Revolutions Dr. Hughs Lectures; The Ball Room Guide, Sc. &c. Also, a lot of patent Cutlery, manufactured by Rogers.
 II. BATES & Co. .ftln E..nt Enh G IaiI ic
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STILL THEY CONyE!!i

DRAFT & BOGGS have just received, in addi. II ton to their former stock, a lot of SUGAR, Grew crop and very far,) Havana Coffee, Molasses, coarse and fine salt.
 ALso,--scveral cases of Ccntlcmen's fine and coarse Boots and fine begged Brogans, Boys' do. do.; together with well selected stock of Kef- seys, Linseys. and green and white Blankets. All oi which will be sold VERY CHEAP for CASH
 WANrep-Cotton, Peltries, &c. Sc,
 January 23, l54i-l0-u
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NEW GOODS.

GHARI.ES ]. kREES respectfully informs the W public of his recent arrival of goods per steam boat Lucy Walker. consisting of
 Fancy Dry Goods generally, Also beautiful choice of silk trimmings. striped and plain Swiss and tartan musns and laconets; thread and other !aces embro ncn and hem stitched hdks., collars silks, ady's dressing caps Tuscan, shell and straw bonnets, shell combs and satin shoes, lady's and gentlemens kid gloves, dmity, cuffs and collers brown and black mernoes, ssc., &c. And large and good assortment of Groceries, which l. offers for sale at the very lowest prices. for GASH ONLY.
 Store on Main street, next to Mir. Bauman and Mir Jaseph.
 January 9, lS4I--l7-7w.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE. YlHERE WILL BE OFFERED FOR SALE, j. on the 23d day February, next, number of Lots, iss the fOaC5s Of ROclcl9Os-t, the county seat of Hot Spring county, to the highest bidder, on credit Of one and two years, the pur- charser giving boEM and approved security in case they fail to give the security required, the title will not be made aGtil the whole of the purchase money is paid.
 ROCKFORD is situated on the east side of the Washita riyer where the military road leading from Little Rock to Washington crosses said river, in township four, south of range sesepteep west. aad at tae head of steamboat navigation Fhe site for town is aBsuT- passed: t t OF beautiful bluff and commands fine view of the river and adjacent country. Farmers, Mechanics, and Merchants are invited to examine for themselves.
 SAMUEL s. EMMERSON,
 HIRAM c. CLIFF,
 ISAAC cox
 Commissioners for Me County seat
 of Hot Spring county, Jalnayy 15fh, 1Sif--l9--4w
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For the Banner. THE LITTLE ROCK CLAY CLUB. .4iias Me Real Estate Bank.

s' s'Pursuant to call of the Pulaski Clay " Club, in December last, the Wings of Ar "kansas met in Convention, on this day. ," 10th Jan, 1S44, in the Hall of the House "of Representatives, at 10 o'clock, \. Mp
The Arkansas banner., 1844-02-13

In Liverpool, on the 18th December, they had no later intelligence from this city than 18th November Was it reasonable to suppose their market would ad- vance, when ours, from want of confidence in the short crop estimate showed decline of sc. from prices of month previous?
 It was in this market where confidence was first shown in the estimate of very short crop, as the great advance in December proves and if it be in the great deficiency of the crop we look for causes to affect tho price of Cotton. Let us wait the re- suit of such upon the Liverpool market after intelli gence from this city to l6th December is received Such, no doubt, went out by the steamer from Bos- ton on lst January; it may reach them by the 18th until then we cannot anticipate an advance predca- ted on the very short crop, We must wait mon: longer. The steamer which leaves Liverpool fol Boston on lth February, will convey most important intelligence to all interested in COTTON.
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CoTToN MARKET.-We have been disap- pointed ill receiving very late New Orleans papers, containing any thing of interest about the market. The following is our latest.
 From he Nee Orleans Bulletin, Januuy 30
 MEssEs. EpIroRs:-fo those who express disap- pointment in the recent intelligence from the Liver pool market up to the 18th December, allow me to submit for their consideration these facts, in which the New Orleans Price Current s,istans me:
 Oct. IL lSl3 Middlinm Coiton is nuoted at n zl
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LITTLE ROCK PRICES CURRENT. Corrected by T. D MnenrcK X Co, lower Landing.
February i3, Isii,

Sugdf, N. 0, ID. sai0c '' loaf, lb.l6Ia20c 'fh'stey, gal. 25a30c
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NOTICE.

January 30, lsll. 2O-lf
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sPa'e lie can with great propliety fulfill sooa old maxim 'sWhen you are ill ,s' do as Rome does" When he is in sor,n s. and West, he will oppose a Uni ,l ''@es bank; but when he is in the e. anu East, he will be in favor of a Uni- "sa,es Bank. When he is with the whigs Ja la oe good whig, and when he is with asl,ocrats he makes ga sorter" of dem '' ne Is against the assignment, and in
 ol the assignment, as the time and e require.
 kon How will your plans prosper with un a! Tor their guardian?
 s' ''.y wi., lie and Davy make a perfect
 evo' "hlle Dayy goes for epery Ming for msiy body else goes for, Gibson wifi thonan noln'ng that any body else is for.- ro, 1vugh' the "specie bill'' was wrong, ern sU'ea against it; but when he found the va,o1 ol thought so too, he turned round voted for the bill.
 =. l always knew, that YOU had not be 1eel p political idea in your head; and von Estate Bank did not belong to he wv. would not, in one year from this nnda .anAcd as politician of even ordi- recossanding' The very qualifications kt;on ;eso'nmend these two men to your es- hs,f' h' " wiii render them odious to at least esi,,' a'sil of the whigs.
 |udgm.,n. Now, Sir, since you question ,S'ggment' to gn' right to my teeth, should Al infornw m where you get your great po- r,na | get 1t from observation, and com no, ds, bo.,, t-, although you are mad, and
 a' to reason, a few questions will
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NOTICE.

Jaauayy 15fh. lsif-i9-sw
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H. K. KERN

Cor. Sec. of .7rk. State Temp. Society, Little Rock, .3rk., Dec. 6th, is43,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-04-13

Remar&ub!c -4necdo!c u a Jo;o!-
At the Naval battle on Lake Clam
plain, in lSl4, cock on board The
Saratoga flew up into the rigging ST
the commencement, and continued TO
crow until victory crowned our Ame-
rican tars. The incident is mentioned
in Cooper's Nava! History, and is YER
flied by a private letter from the gal
liant sailing master Brum TO his wife.
Brum is dead. and his poverty stricken
widow is now seeking a pension from
Congress. We earnestly trus, she may
obtain it.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-04-13

DEATHS IN BosToN-Dnring the
twenty-four years ending 3lst Dcccm-
Der, 1913, twenty seven thousand five
hundred and forty deaths occurred in
Boston. Ofthis number sig " ere over
100 years ofagc; l07 were aged between
90 and 100; 6oS were between so and
90; 1895 between 10 and so; 1888 be-
tween 60 and 10, S,9G6 between 50 and
60; G,0l3 between 10 and go; 1913
under 10; 967 unknown, and ,573 still
born-ioial 81 540-E'emalcs 1865;
malesl7, 903. The sex Of the s,illborn
is not designated.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-04-13
The Nep York Murcer.--The pa

The New York MurGer.--The pa
pers have been full for several days OF
a murder comi,,ed in New York and
man named Roach has been charged
as having committed it, the victim be-
ing bis own daughter. a New York
police officer; il was said, traced him TO
this city. hui that for three months past,
they could learn nothing Of his wherc-
abouts. The Ledger Of Wednesday
states tina, the man Roach yesterday
called al their Office with his daughter
who was the heaIthiess looking muir
dercd girl they had seen for some time.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-04-13
GisaRaMS AaGaZfA7;
OF LITERATURE AND ART.
Prospectus Of Il New Volume,



The second ssini-snnuai volume Of Graharn's
Magazine, ioE 1914 will commence with the July
number, which will be ready tor mailing on tho
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crowned, respectfully Offer 4 statement OF their
preparations Tor the Twenty ioui III Volume. As is
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OF luslTious onIribations. Alston, by ant, Coop.
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corps equal 10 ever before engaged fer single
work. An examination Of our last volume VIII
show that there distinguished writers have all for
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best they have given to the world. They, win
our other old contributors, will coatinue 10 enrich
our pnges with their productions; and several emil
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-04-13
ROBERT EMMETT AND HIS LOVE.

Now fc: The las, sad look,
The last la.nl cold embrace:
The latest kiss my love may priat
Upon her lovely face.
D
!.ye.-bear her from my sight
The bitterness is past
But ye, one charge my spirit leaves.
A dying one-ihe last.
Oh. bid her love my name
Thro' death, lhro' Iufdmy and shame.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-04-13

DIvoRCEs IN NEW JERSEY "A wri-
ter in the Trenton State Gazette aliu-
ding to the prolligacy-wc cannot give
il any other name with which divorces
have been granted by the present Leg
islaturc, suggests that henceforih c,cr-
gymen celebrating marriage, should add
the word "divorcc" 10 The formularv
in which the parties bind themselves
to each olhcr-so rs 10 make il read
until death or divorce do US part"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-04-13
ON LOVE AND FRIENDSHIP.
ny mas. LrSosx, THE "cLAnixDA" or TIE
POET BURNS.

By MRS. Lg2oSz, TIE 'tLAhASSA "
POET BURNS.
Talk no. of Love! i, gives me PAN
Fer love has been my foe;
He bound me in an iron chain.
And plunged nc dec? in wo!
Da, friendships pure and lasting Joys
Ny hear, was formed to prove
The worthy object be Of those.
Do, never talk OF Love.
The "rIsnd of Friendship" accept
May honor be our guard.
Virtue our intercourse direct,
Her smiles our dear reward.
Your !honeht. il Love must harbor there
Conceal il in that thought.
Nor cause me from my bosom tear
The very friend !! sought.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-04-13

A gentleman called upon friend.
last summer, who had rcccn.!y signed
the total abstinence pledge, and was
asked by his host TO take glass Of wine
with him. 90" hy," said the guest,
Il thought that you had signed The
pledge" $50 have, bot then you
know all signs fail in dry weather."
replied tho host.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-04-13

SALE OF INTOXICATING LIQUORS.
A bill has been reported to the Legs
Iature Of Maryland, which provides
that in any ward or election district,
where q majority Of the voters may so
decide. no license for tho sale Of intox.
icaiing drinks shall be granted. The
second section prohibits all .averns,
eating houses, &c., from selling on
sunday any intoxicating drinks except
10 boarders.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-04-13
ErDe1dEures,

School Fund -Amoun; OF School Fund
appropriated 10 and among the differ
ent School Districts, and paid as ap-
pria,ea. s.,o6l S:
P1upers --Amo1a, paid Cor board and
cioIh,ns lcr Paupers, and for attend
anre OF nurses during sickness, aud
for expenses of burial, &c. 5000 81
PsyS!ci9ns' EHLs.-Amount paid 10 Ply
s;cans for medica! attendance OIL pau
pers, $3.50 81
.S.asionery.-Amoun paid for books, &c.
foF clerk Of Di.trct Court, clerk of
Board of Comini ssiohers, Register of
Deeds &c, sl2i-74
Fines q .4taorney's Ftes.- Amount
paid for fees of witnesses in criminal
cases in the District Court, foi salary,
&c. Of Disi:ic, attorney, and for servi-
ces in attending sale OF land for taxes, 1927 0l
.SieriJ's Fees.--Amount paid TO Sheriff
for ices in criminal cases, keeping jail
one year, attendance Of Sheriff and
Deputies on District Coun and Board
of Commissioners, surnmoning juries,
&c, and for board, clothing, fuel, &C.,
far prisoner il Jail, and for fuel for
rou't house, G764 90
ELect'0as.--Amourt paid 10 judges and
csIAs Of electoas, for their per diem
ana mileoge, making returns, &C., saSl IS
Court Hor:e.--Amoant paid for repairs,
e., on con, house, slos 20
County Com0,iss,oners' & Clerk; Fees
Ar,oHn, paid for per diem aud mileage
of Commissioners, and per diem Of
clerk and gntrlerk's fees, &c, s59s OF
justices and Constable. Amount paid
fof tees il criminal cases by justices Of
toe peace. and for constable's and Wit
nesses' fees, and fees OF guards for
criminals before Justices Of the peace,
ana fur Ju.y tees, DC, beio!e JUSTICES
of tho peace, s44o 20
viewers, cIalma";s, aud surveyors Of
roads, and lor building and repairing
bridges, &c. s65l As
Jury Fees --Amcnn, paid patti, jurors for
per dieal and mileage 70. second week
81 Di,,rc, Court, s2sl 81
Cgest of Uis!ltt Coui-Amoun, paid
for lees il criminal ca.es, &c, ss7 OF
.isssss1es. Amount paid TO assessors of
lands and town lots, sl93 90
vcrt'.smen.., e., sso6 s.
lures Rehiaied Amount oetaxes re-
inn,lrd as erronoeusy paid, $50 l6
Hoire; Amount paid as bounty for kill
ling wolves, s?oi 90
Territorial Reren,se. --Amom, paid 10
territorial treasurer. being five per cent.
o'.ay ro, Of ial.. s9s2 SO
C1!sSckJr's res - y mount pad collector
10. per centas", and fees on sale of
l,ad tor taxes, $685. l3
Teg:urcr's Fees Amount pani ,reasur.
or Tor his per centase Oh settlement Of
tax roll Of 1919, ahd on fncs and liz
renses, s2.l 80
MISCELLANEOUS, S?5 p
Total amour, Of expenditures for 1912,
10. ali purposes, $3.50 81
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-04-13

COMMON SAYINGS Take care OF
thcpaini." as The French girls say when
a gentleman goes to Kiss them. "Mu-
sic and drawing laugh; here" asihe
maa said when he was pulling wheel
barrow through .hc streets without
any oil on It's axles. ''l'm LAYING down
the law" as The client said when be
iloored his counsellor.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-04-13

fTHerc's pretty little scrap from
the Italian Of Mctas,asio-its prett,
exceedingly pretty
lfcvery ones internal care
Were wriltea on bis brow,
How many would our pity share.
Who have our envy now
The fatal secret ifrevealed,
Ofevery aching breast,
Would show that only When concealed
His 10, appeared The best.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-04-13

QUIcKER AND QuIcKE2.-N Ara-o
the great French astronomer, recently
announced TO The Acadamy Of Science,
IN Paris, ina: Daeuerre Is now enabled,
b. an improvement in las apparatus,
10 take impressions in tao thoassadlh
part Of second.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-04-13

TAKE THE PApERs.-A popular wri-
ter on the rules Of etiquette. says. no
one who is not absolutely stupid, will
permi, himself or his family to be isuo-
ran, of the current news Of the day, or
the history events for one or two years
past. This knowledge can only be Sc
cured ciTectually, by taking one OF two
newspapCrs.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-04-13

Among The bills passed in the Penn
sylvania Senate, a few days ago, was
one 10 legaiz: tho marriage contract
between Z. +. Brunson aud wife
they heing uncle and niece, without a
knowledge Of that fact, until a consid-
cradle period after their marriage.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-04-13

CoATs Fon POLITICIANS. In Paris,
the fashionable tailors arc making
clothes wi;hou, any wrong side. The
style Of the inner aud oniSiie are DIFF
fercn,, the colors likewise vary. They
are equally handsome turned in side
out,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-04-13
ed gloriously, a martyr 10 his country
and to liberty.

"And one DER her myrtle showers.
lis leaves by sof. winds famed;
Sho faded midst Italian flowers
The last of that fair band"
Twas in the land Of Italy--it was
the gorgeous time Of sunset in Italy
what magnificent scene! a pale c.
macia.ed girl lay upon her bed CT
death. Oh! il was hard for her 10 die,
far from her home, in this beautiful
land, where flowers bloom Parental,
and the balmy air comes freshly TO the
pining soul. Oh no her star had sci !!
the brightness Of her dream had faded
her heart was broken. When ties
have been formed on esrih-ciosc,
burning ties, what is moro heart-rend.
ing and agonizing to the spirit, than TO
find at last the beloved one is sna!ched
away, and all on, love is given to a
"passive llower?" Enough ; she died
the hctro,hel Of Robert Emmett, the
lovely Sarah Curran. Italy contains
her last remains its flowers breathe
their fragrance over her grave, and
the !uliing tones of the shepherds lutte
sound requiem to her memory.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-04-13

Some writers say that children are
placed like miie-stoncs along The road
Of life. The Louisville Messenger
says, ,h9i may be all very nice, hut he
wants to know how you'd coun, when
YOU come 10 twins.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-04-13

Cope fay--Thrcc new churches
are being erected on Inc Cape, an. a
number Of the wealthy ei,iz-ns o( Ph;,-
adelphia arc huiiding coiisses for pri-
va,e rcS.jsac, Ter ,he,r families Gu-
Ting the bathing season
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-04-13
Az OLp SOLDIER A Save named

Az ON SOLDIER A slave named
Gilbert died near Stanton, Virginia, on
the 10th ult.. aged lie years. He was
a servant TO Colonel Washington at the
great battle OF ;hc Mouongahela. on the
9th OF July.i775. when Braddock was
defeated. and afterwards with the Gen
crsl At the surrender of Ccrnwailis, a;
Yorktown. on the 10th O. October,
ISL. lie was honest and Industrious,
and the boys OF our town will long re-
member the "old man in rcgimenta's'
they have heoa accustomed 10 look up
on with delight on cur high days q
parade.-TauutOn Spectator.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-04-13

GREAT SPEED.-The distance from
London TO Bristol. one hundred and
eighteen miles, has been passed over in
ninety minutes on the railroad by the
locomotive Great Western.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-04-13

Strawberries. Ripe Strawberries,
grown in The open air, have already
made their appearance in the Mobile
and New Olleans markets.