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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-03-23
TO THE PUBLIC.
EfOice Prairie Hotel.

TIME subscriber respectfully informs the travel
4 ling public, that ne Is prepared TO accommo-
dare them IN mannsr calculated 10 give universal
satisfaction. Ills house IS situated half way from
Lan-as,er u Potosi, and iiom Prairie du Chem to
D15IQ Is.-upou the best aad shortest road be-
iTesn those IDinls.
II askins s',are Of patronage. he does il with
tie determination that loas, snail leave his house
uisPieassd wi.h fare, or prices.
JNO. ". EAYRES.
Boiee Prairie, Jaly 2ssh, l543. 2e-n
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-03-23

INDIA RUBBER MAIL BAGS are be-
ing manufactured at New Haven for
the Government Of the United States.
They arc flexible, durable, and (of
course) impcrvious 10 wafer. When
these bags come into use we shall not
have occasion every now and then 10
wiring OUT the papers by the Southern
mail as if they were wet towels.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-03-23

OPENING AND CLosING.-The fol-
lowing table shows the exact date ofthe
opening and closing Of the Milwaukee
since the year 1897, up to las; fall
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-03-23

Should England pay her National
debt. it would take GAG 9s. I'd. from
each person TO pay it, it would take
I'll 9s. Cd. from each Frenchman to
nav the debt Of France; it would take
l55 IS. sd. from each Dutchman 10
nav the debt OF Holland and it would
only take "a Is. Cd. from each Penn
sylyanian 10 pay her debt
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-03-23

Sixteen of the Santa Fe prisoners
confined 10 the castle Of Perote, Mexi-
co, died during the last month.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-03-23

THE Snow is only three feet deep,
upou a level, at Nor;hamton, Mass, and
is well packed down by gentle rains
and warm suns. On the hills west it
is "cocked up" for the summer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-03-23
December 70, 1878.


December 10, 1913.
The Government Of Panama has at
length, decided on granting TO us the
land, through which the communica-
ton between the seas will pass, by its
decision on The 2Slh Of September last.
Although the government Of Bogata
had given orders TO the same efcc,
since 1910, yet the authorities Of Pa
mama had evaded upto this time the
making Of that concession 20 US, which
forced US to suspend our labors. In
compliance with my Instructions, these
labors should have been resumed since
November, and hope that before q
year, free means Of communication
will be established after the system
"simicuiaiye," which will adnit Of
the passage from Chrgress 10 Panama
in less than eight hours. 1t will then
no doubt be believed that orr opera
tons are serious.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-03-23

NATURAL Gas WoRKs---- At Sail
ma Springs, in the Valley of the Ka-
nawha, the process Of evaporaiiug the
salt water is by igniting jet Of natural
gas, conveyed beneath the vessels con-
tanning the water. The gas rises from
the depth Of thousand feet. through a
pipe three inches in diameter. Its up
ward forces is such as TO throw it, when
unrestrained, City feet above the surface
OF the Garth.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-03-23

They have discovered in Rome the
art Of Daguerreotyping likenesse, &c,
on the lithogrphic stone, so that sue
cesslon Of copies may DC Immediately
produced from the latter. A.! that IS
needed now is to produce all The natural
colors with the Daguerreoiype, and
nerfection is reached.
Who IS wise? He that learns from
every one. Who is powerful? He that
governs his own passions. Who is
richs He that is content.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-03-23

The rain and warm sun Of last week
have broken up the ice in the river,
and few days more all will be clear.
Fire up the Patronage and let's have a
little pleasure trip by the way Of
variety
At Cleveland, there was but a small
belt of ice in the Lake on the 22d ult
and probably ere this their river and
harbor is perfectly clear
At Buffalo, the weather, at our last
advices was very pleasant, and very
early navigation predicted.
At Detroit, the weather was fine and
but little ice in the St. Clair and De-
troit rivers; SO that we may have
boat here certainly by the first of
April Milwaukiean.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-03-23

The Bank Of France has in her
vaults 500 barrels of fve-franc pieces,
each barrel containing fifty thousand
francs, or about ten thousand dollars.
The Gold is packed away in lcaden
cases, containing twenty thousand bags
Of one thousand francs each, in the
neighborhood of four million dollars
Of each case; and it is represented that
an entire apartment is flied with these
cases, some Of which have not been
opened for forty years.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-03-23
DOCTOR P. f. BERGER,

PHYSICIAN AND So re EON,
or Has established himself permanently in
the Town of Potosi, Grant County. He offers his
professional services TO the inhabitants OF Poinsi
and its vicinity. Office: Main Street, IN the
house lately occupied by Mr.. Buchanan, one door
above Mr.. M'Kenzie's store. 49
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-03-23

A MAMMOTH PRINTING ESTABLISH
MENT.--The printing establishment of
the Boston Mail embraces a steam en-
CINE of six horse power capable of dri-
wing the machinery Of ten printing
presses at time; large double cylin-
der Napier machine, (the largest print
ing press in the worldly capable Of
throwing of 5000 impressions per
hours small Napier machine, of 1000
impressions per hour; an Adams power
press, two common hand presses, and
card press, capable Of printing pack
Of cards in two minutes. The amount
of type which it employs is of nearly
three tons s0eightl To WELD these
materials, about forty practical printers
are constantly employed.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-03-23

From The Ladv's Bonk, for March.
tn
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-03-23

CANAL TO JOIN THE ATLANTIC AND
PAcly1c OcEANs.-The New Orleans
papers give the following letter, re-
ceived by late arrival from jamaica:
BAssETERRE, (Guadaloupe,)}
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-03-23

der and conveyed her in safety to the
ground, she struggling all the while to
prevent him from accomplishing his
benevolent purpose-this deed Of
daring
We saw what remained ofthe body
Of Lydia Bowen, burnt to c;ndcr.
Parts Of some of,he persons consumed,
had also been collected aud placed nm
der shed, previous to intermeni; for
chilly admonishing the beholder ofthe
uncertainty of the time and manner in
which he may be called upon TO yield
up life. Such a sad and sickeningsight
we never before beheld and God grant
that we may never see another such
sight.
The fire is supposed to have origina-
ted in the cook room, and was moi dis
covered until the inmates were nearly
suffocated.
A meeting Of the citizens was called
this morning, at s O'Clock, TO adopt
such measures as the exigency Of the
case might require. The Selectmen
and Capt. Job Coleman, the acting over
seer of the poor, were to use such meas
ent as they thought proper for the pres
ures comfor. of the paupers; and also, to
repor, at the adjournment Of the meet
ing on Saturday next, plan for their
future disposition. a committee of in
quiry, respecting the origin OF the fire,
was also appointed.
A CoNFEssIoN.-The January num-
Der of the Edinburg Review contains
this unqualified asser,lon-"A large
proportion Of The agricultural laborers
(of Great Brittany are in a state of bond
age scarcely less degrading and intol-
cradle than that Of Russian serfs."
The New York Correspondent ofthe
Louisville journal, under date of Feb
ruary Goth, says:-The weather has
been for three or four days perfectly
Idelicious-an advance installment of
spring; The trees in the Park, de-
ceived by the balmy breath that wills
pers amongst their bare branches, have
almost dared to bud, and even the
fountain leaps, merrily into the sun
shine as of old and uphings her many
colored robe of rainbows on the air.
The canaries begin to kiss within their
golden cages, and women's voices have
a deep and thrilling tone, as ifa frozen
fountain of love were melting in their
gentle Threats. Business is going on
wonderfully brisk. Everything indi
Gates season of unexampled prosperi-
ty to the 50 long crushed and diSheart-
ened mercantile community. Hope
makes every heart beat high, and
nerves every arm.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-16


SeN YORK oesIau House amcnnied il num-
~ @ Z Il. go .iril q amounted 10 81 10
~ t cents being aaengs e each 6
~ ade The tUCE1l4I CAL
AID REL. HING MARTIN VAN
tahEN. they had INCREASED 70 IA.
and tha gatc.ul theIf salafies Wis aug
neaieq a e409 Cos, 0. about @l0I4 IoF
each individual.
g tetp however, about eix months M
foaE Tnn ELECTION, with diminishing
connletce.and consequently with decFeaa-
e demand EoI officers. i eUDDL - became
sgs1bIg necets1Tg. @ increase both
ne nan5eE and par s. he officers &c he
PIT 81 New York and This loo, allh0uaiI
there were less Bnand ior their services,
end lhe means q living had become greatly
reduced. g ihis period we End the nums
Der g amount g 00. the aeefseaie %
aose salaries amohnt ID 8, of g.
bout 1893 lof each individual
We have selected this insIapcs from The
great mass, because i isths one singled out
+ 1y Ak Benton, It'd Us famous ire geickniehe
aHa reform Report He selected IL, be-
cause 81 tic immenre natronapo E disclosed
IS being within Tie power 81 NJ. Adams.
ghlle president. O. WELD. and how dangers
ousit might BE-. il perverted from ils IeRiti-
maie purposes 70 guhserye ihose IL mere
party and So select 4. 70 demonstrate lhe
utter hypocfisgs cant. and insincsrily, Of
bsefon and his abellors. il their unholy
lefasade againsl John Quincy Adams. whose
administration hereafter yin Be esteemed /
moael lor 81 lhatis hiehmindsd and honor
lAhle u gossgnment and pure and loftYi il
pafgioiisni.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-16
NoRTH CAROLINA WIG C0NvEN.

TI0N.
A great Wing Consanii0n vas held &C
aleigh q. "a The 9Th nit for the
purpose of nominating Z Wing candidate
Tor Governor. The Register sayss Fofres-
IpeciabiIiig Of numbers and talent. Tor single
ness pl11noes, for unanimiig nf feeling.
aad thorough devotion 10 The principles and
measures Of The Wing party, and the cause
of true Constitutional liberty, tie ConEsn-
lion vas unsurpassed By any body of the
hint ever assembled ii North Carolina.
WILLIAM GRAmABl. sc ORAEcs eouair.
vas unanimously nominated for Governor,
~ GRAHka was lately Senator IN Cong
Eess from North Carolina. The Register
~ ii hin: A man of unquesiioned abili-
IS ofigisd 6IHlness. Of nnsnspeckod fidelity
10 Biz friends and be country, his claims e
their support A. Wing can only Sc eqnallsd
81 his claims AZ Q citizen and man.
Hon GBoneE " BADcER and Governor
EBw4RD b DUp1Ex, Were appointed Dele
gates 10 represent The State at large, "a The
National Convention. il b needless to say,
they are ardent and uncompromising frienda
Iof Mt. Clay, and ths Wings sc The State
have The sufesl euagantce that they win Be
faithfully and ably represented "a The selec-
lion of candidate lor the Nice Presidency.
HESRx CAY was unanimously and with
IgEeal enthusiasm nominated o the Wing
Candidate Cor ihe Presidency. N0nomins-
aion was made fof Vice President, The Con-
penti0n leaving has matter e The decision
of the National convention.
1he Raleieh Register speaking of The
enihusiasm q las convention and he peo,
pic Of che Old North Stale. SAYS.
3Ehe Wigs 81 North Carolina viii sup
polt rsl. lasl and oa HENRY CLAY
and when lhs proper line shall arrive. -
have 10 hesitation IS aging hat che peoPl.
oftha State win falifg IBIS plaage,at III
ballot box, with majority S FIJI 3 g
& lTHOUSANDm
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-16
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LIS
- 5sI7 ssss.
-. 81. 49,. : .11.'s. J.
- ~. = = y NAg
taeIe gre cl eennecled With lhe
history q iae eags q 1'sEl.ie, from Ie28 pr
"a Nheh u calculated 50 aFonse
spsfl 81 enquiry Fto ile msIeenagg uofiNeg
q tat vie CLIQUE, lo eecfled lhe aaIninis-
ifallon 81 ~. adQnls. IlWiI be recollec.
iea That committee ia The S Senate
heaaed by 1b0Mas Hart Benton, made
Holaminols hepofl during Adams pre-
eldeney g which NE patronage 81 The gen
eKa1 government Was denounced as danger
DIS q ihe Liberties Of Tie country Tue pso-
ple Nele iold Thai Ahe ol8csI 81 Tie gogern-
men we're Toe numerous and g ofeeI @
make the deeper impression Gpon ths pubs
lie mind Is q Che peIil-lae dan0er~-of
this couupiinr ncreaso 81 public officers.
The 9asfom House Of ths gifn cfssN. York
was taken IS an example 81 lie whole sVs-
ten 81 federal patftnaoe. Anef ennnera-
Ting lhe different officers. from The collector
lto lhe porter Included amounting IN all rs
IA. ailh az aeeFeeaie esIsIf 81 ~ Is. 0e2.
l3o eenis Bsins sn spesaee 81 aSoni e672
lfor each iSsal. ihe esrsr ilee. consists
linn ST onsrsonr ~ ST. ST WHOM were
8THoMAg HART uFNr9N with holp
Horror. oxcIain.
- ror,~4r sn4.r r1sr S5e rnE farT6i
dable il numbsFa. aud Sill more 50 from
lthe asf amount 81 oaes IL ihsiF hand
gahs etior s. sneb hss4 81 men. sopoos.
line Ibso ole aninatea s. one eB.Tif. nuss
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-16


s,eAsNlSRA lem - inc Ia ssove8s
4be following 5eantiI,i nssss s. IS extFsc.
lfed from tssalafhi.i,. ti,e is.e @o,I 81 ~
RAJ Cole f'e 800 s,,;.snc
M s Ieesse. es~vies;c, ~ - 1900 : +
e;,~ s. kss. sssl S. s
~ i.. 81. s. ,.sl.l. S. -
1870 a III. 80.
5ss s. $3.50 ~ $50. ~ 80
Void - 6ess s. ~ f.S.. f.;ess
~ IS 1890.
i a. s6ess A.. 81. 49,, 800. s,s
~. s.
s -.
s,tssn.s - 49,. 8 800 ~ 80,
~ III - a,,s
..,L go -. 49,, 600
!. .s. :. -
s.;ssg IS r.
- 800 q IL. -.
go '. "a. - =.
sl;~ 49,. $50 ;s q. i, 80 $50
81 -. Ss - q, - ~
80 -
,.,..s - s., - s.
~ 49, 49, st. VI I, 49,, es,s 4
fb.;- 49, s.,,.;,.s. :, ,.e.ss... =
gres, civ s. FL fs;,s. end aIl eorn.
- .;,b ~, "a .,,s $500. e fIs;r
l.s5k Ths ,,rocass;an .T,orn,sd a : r,,ro
ibes wh;ehf tfraw nlI afsar-tinan inlo lie
lslaah. Three millions 81 peonlo have been
counted al the Passover. The diyenitiss
3bfihe multitude ers still m6gs striking
Ftsrq race &c ind ia Is most marked
hscnl'arfiet thsre nase5 beneath lie eve.
There came fs long train of suarthy
Slaves and nBni round the chariot of the
L.. a.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-16

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on Je6srson-siresi rer r Is ne Offices y
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wunnfr-Th6 Wna win Lt I0In diosrb
ncfibcm ui Copper enNam in
AnftaK Hi WiIi 1e aI gre fpts
aIoonors1nafe fof tlef rst in.c |on and so cents
io each week thereallcr-len Ints 81 lesa, coz
oi.inline 4Iuafa. The nau0a insertions ere
ntifad MUST Be is1l, I'd q ll aal .in ID the hAA-
useHp ~ they win bc inserted tl'l forbid, eng
ch1s I.u lcpprllns
An Advertisements from d'e.anee, must %
accompanied wlih Pc CASH of ihey VAL no'
Announcinr cnndidosea or o6se will BE- So
Tor county ohcesi re- o1'e -
fS6dsti. Cotton Ciioolais 81 sng si.itiss q
.indiyidua interest pill Be charged e eqNel''-s'
meats and mbsi 81 paid for "A adraree
Tor ndvertisar Citafionl from lhe Probate
..Conrt 40 nersons Interested 70 come IorWafq En-
Show cause why % order oi saIo rnoNlA ny r
-gIanted, d dolaIt, % BE- PAID ~. in ~
F55 adgtitiat Orders granted ey tee fepsts
C0gt,itr fhc salt of properiyi Aol'Al. X as
peia az i1 tnvANcn -
or ndvoriisinr Chancogy Notices g noA-iesi-
dehts l5 dolldfs each. "a be paid iof in AptAes.,
#nf nnIoftIs no EellfoN4 tui Dot Is ttNtt - "
fHdoIlaf-. 20 Sc paid Cor ID Ap7 aNQa
~ advertisinr Nonco 81 lpeifera ri ANminl
irafioo. dollar, "a Sc paid fof N tnFA
For ndrertsinQ Notice 81 annual q nNNl .tl-
jtlemoft By Adinihistinlols dcleI fa't
itof ID AD4AEcE. ~
cor alvorrsing Notice q lnsolFeni
for months SEA, - be paid lol % AnFtNcf
rrnstees sales. and al other adfeulsemer
5lsbeciiied, must Be paid iol ln tDst-cA
tAl adsoliissmsnis or s personal lainfe y ~
chalqnd doubled rles End paynep. feq .iiaa e
sari4 ateF,isin
fol Ioriv lines az les, renewable at piefsut
t6o. Noeouiracl taken forltss han cue teri-
80 nt3abIe hall yearly Id adY4nee.
DriviI oae 81 annu1 ett1efa e Il llies "A
theirovvn Immediate buoinesef and al adNertise'
meme fo4 ne benefit 81 other Re sons, SEM in 1'
them must be paid ~ By the sqpaie'
profsssionni Adverlisemoalss
Fsff0 Iifo- Oh less, not tIleraDle. months IL.
strI0 al a. Do % q. 81
htslO 40 do 40 -
nt~Ar ~ above rates ere me same % moss
Nthel ih nirOcts Iitt.nrIes -arAeon
'fIfni ftIf and a.serhtfe 'n lal1 4iaiet 10 cc
da6dah sim 81 nads Aen fhen "a eny cae
o. ff. fon wonK MUST RE PAID FQi
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-16
.L-1-.1I 10 CounsEllor


ADJ Law.
Nanoo Citys Miss.
tn|TI. UE8 io placuco alaill 20
lille Superior C0uitlof Chahcely. lieh
Court Of Errors and Appeals, Circuit Dopti
~ ihe United States A Jackson superior
conr bcsiy Ind ia'ihe Circuit courts
81 Holnes and Carroll counties =
once in The Insurance building 81 jeiiei
con Street.
Yszoo Ciiy. JAM Isl 1910.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-16

NpH tae tower ht cilF David iola
ling re lenh 81 O. prophe and ling;
turning 81 lcr n|ander ihs soil ever hlade
ci Mhoee grass, eeeFy nion 81 Whos dust
was cFet Is ne hfoben people of lorae
.fanpllng With s. clpsllg, and y dec
per oElags 81 inN1eI insult, nY co1ni men
that fingered among Is walls only ll'af her
might see grave ID iis ashes ~ she nigh.
81 have lelt ny spirit uproused, and nad-
dened within me- bare made iupiops
wishes have ioneed loT tie lightning g
blaal lhe iyrant
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-16

vs. nave lelt ny spirit uproused, and made
dened within me- bare made impiops
wishes have loDeed Cor The lightning s.
blast ths iyrqnt
Tn Y0uNd Mans ssbRE. Young
man after tho duties az tie day are over.
how Do SOD spend oas eninesf When.
business Is dull, and laape at your dispoeal
many onoccuned hours. What disposition do
you make 81 lhem hare known. and
nov know. many young men, Who, & they
devoted ID any emit &c. 81 literary 81 pfoe
fassionol pursuits. the time they spsnd III
games of chance and l0nngiiie ID bed, ADD
| ID idle company, mig i rise IS any oulinsnce.
You have all read 81 lhe ssxionas son, who
became inb asg0nomeF 81 spending
short time every evening Il gazing It she
stars, after rinninr tho bsll for nine B clock.
Sir William Phipps Who. e the age ofIorlg.
Eige had attained he order Of knin hood.
and The Office If hieh sheriff Of New Eng
land, and Governor 0f Massachusetts, learn
ed torsad and write after lie ] eth year, e 4
ship caFpenier il Boston William Clifford
lhe great editor of the Qua. teFly, waaan ap
prentice 10 shoemaker. and spend bis lei
sure hours u studys And because be bad
neither pen nor paper. slate nor pencil. be
wrought 0nl bis prob lema. - emn0lh leather
with blunt aWl. David Riilenhonse, The
American astFonomef, when plough boy.
was observed to have covered his plough and
fences WIih figures and calculations. James
Ferguson, tho great Scotch astronomer,
learned % read ~ hinsel end rnaste1sd the
elements Of astronomy whilst shepherds
boy intbs fields By night. And, perhaps.i il
Is not TOO much % aag. that Il lie hours vast.
ed IN idle company, in vain COME III q, ~
= me tavern. were only spent ~ pursuit q
useful knowledge. the dullesl apprentice ID
any one ofouT ahops NIGH become 90 intel
ligent member d society, and s. person l0l
most of our civil Offices hY such I coufse
lhe rough covering 81 many youth mioh
Be laid aside and heir ideas, instead 81 Sc
ing confined % local SD jaels and profession
al lechnicalitiea might range thtoaehon
the wild fields ol creation. and other star
from the young men of ibis city might bs I'd
ded e The lisi ofworlhies that IS giidingou
country with bright JET neliowing light.
Req. Dr. 1rr u.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-10-24

ITThe. Buzzard Advocate published The 10th inst
claimed the State of Ohio by TIN THOUSAND ma
iory fr The Federal Gogernur, and theeupon several
of his whig readers went to betting on from 10 down
to 1000, and behold when all is told the Governor
plurality is reduced to about 1900. The Bu8zard kiew
at the time he penned that it was FALSE and the coons
lost their money freely by betting on such authority
The wretch who would thus LIE and deceive The un
suSpectng, for party purposes deserves the of all
honest lie ought 10 make up the losses to the
poor coons who have been deluded by his falsehood
and Misrepresentation.
From the follow ing which we copy from the sraies-
man. il will be seen that the in Columbus have
been feeced in the same way. ScandalousQ)
,.f-- COON EATING COON.
The Whig State Central Committee put out an ad.
dress, for effect that has skinned their soft ones out Of
many cool dollar. These guble Wings have been
taught to believe that whatever whig paper said was
true. ard whatever said in Democrsiic paper was
false. But read the following, in proof Of what we
have said above; it shows conelusively that the wing
officials Of this city were sensible that their real
y was equal Ito defeat and hence at the risk Of a
rebuke, such as this, they put their names 10 false
hood to gain votes: 10 e Ar WA
r ~ = -.N Ted. CoLuMBUs, Oct Is, 1874.
To Joseph Ridgwsy Esq .aa8
II have seen circular published in the Ohio, State
Journal, stating that Mr. Bareys majority in this State
would be at least 1000 over Tod, the Loco candidate;
and as is The practice among a great number of our
people, have made several tets, amounting to $l5, 90
that Bartleys majority would be you have asserted
in that circular This has proven to be false, will
be seen by The Journal Of this evening" and the States
man says il will be less than l0O0 and Of course have
lost my money. These bes made on the assurance oil
the central committee. Il is true the amount is moi
much, but work for my money, and expected to add
to my means BY betting on your assertion. In this
have been mistaken, and will have to abide the loss
Ths notlbe only instance; After the turns commenced
coming from KY, in August tb o. Journal stated that
or majority would be or 10 600 bet % on this
and Of course lost ii also. This don't complain Of
for the amount Of money lose, nor do attach the
blame altogether tie Journal, for was more nlsed
by the Cincinnati AtIasn this case. Nor am the only
instances our young friend Albert Bdnss has lost 20
dollar coat on the same bet on Barley. It would be
we'll to be little more careful in making out results;
f did no, help the party 1t might save our money.
understand int our friend l. D. Pounds has ost 500
on HE same bei and, Isupposehe thought asI did,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-10-24
EXECUTORS SALE.

TIME undersigned will offer at Public Saero on Sat-
J. urda,the 23d day Of November, A. D. 1914, be.
tween the hours of 10 o'clock NJ and o'clock P. M.
in the town Of. Nawcumberland, Tuscarawas county
Lot numbered 40Z in the town ef New. Philadelphia,
and Eot numbered 32rm the village ofNew Cumber'
land, being the property Of Philip Suffer- late Of War
reh Township decd. Terms will be made known on
the day Of sale, by =
= I. s. LAPPIN, Executor.
Oct 24th, A. D. 1874. 49H