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Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1844-10-26
THE UNITED STATES
Il MEXICO AT WAR;!

LIVERY day brings us intelligence Of some
HI new cause for the CONFUSION Of public ieei-
ing-some dark blot upon The present or sore IN
ninent danger 20 the future. One day "ahneHt-
tion'' ians the sInouderng embers OF jealousy
and dIssentOn existing between the Norm an"
South on the next, one OF our oldest and mos
peace fol cities is made the theatre Of bloody ana
disgracef1l riot. aud now upon our Southern horl-
ION lowers the darA prospect of immediate wa
with Mexico. An inJadiciOIs selection OF rulers
is The unquestioned cause Of these national caah-
tiles. The want of earnest thought and constant
care for whom we vote. and for what we pay our
money are popular errors thai call aloud Tor cor
reclion 10 remedy This evil every one must
think before they act, examine before they pur-
chase and always be sure their money SfIhg' an
equivalent. This rule has governed
BARB AR 81 WARD
in the selection of a stock of SUMMER GOODS
for the price and quality Of which they challenge
the closest scrutiny, or comparison with any oth-
err in the country Their stock consists Of
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES. CR0CKERY. HARDWARE
Drugs a Medicines, Etc. &C. &c. &c.
nNFCOUNTY ORDERS received at par
BARBER & WARD.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1844-10-26
HATS CAPS & BONNETS.

Gents Fine Russia napp'd, Brush Fur Hats,
Gents Leghorn and double Palm do
Miners " DOL Hats and Boys Palm Leaico.
AI.>iO--a nice article of Glazed Caps,
Ladies Cypress, Split Straw ard Florence
Braid Bonnets.
Also--Misses Willow Trim'd Lawn do.
A SPLENDID article OF Berlin Braid Bonneis,
Palm Leaf Hoods and Artfcals Flowers
For sale by BARBER Il WARD.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1844-10-26
FANCY AND SILK GOODS.

Silk Veve Dress Silk Apacca Mous LANES; Fouard sp Chm
Barag Bazarns splendid Marnoe
English Vesngs caps collars chems; lace cuf silk rdes
Bug bead hair bug bracelets
ticia hat lunches Bonnet Lawn
Ribbons: Gmp and silk fringe stocks silk
and Gents figured Embroidered
worsted hose Mems do silk e worsted and gloves;
ed bindings silk cord bishop kon cambrick
net; edgngs; insertion footing &C.; Blonde V guaze lace
do silk pocket plaid fancy silk damask mousn
dress hdks denap scarfs embroidered satin ban es a
embroidered Belvidere,
mousn an padnet stripe fancy and
Ednburg Vs shawls umbrellas pos: Shell
side and back horn, dressing ivory comb buttons; tmbes s
violin &c &c. Fancy shaving toilet SOAP
antique oil; bears OIL balm indelb
A o Fashionable
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1844-10-26
OLD SNAKE BAKERY
TAILORING! TAILORING!!

TNilE subscriber would respectfully announce
Il to the public that he has opened shop, and
permanently established himself at LancaSer.-
Having acquired thorough knowledge OF his bu-
siness in one OF the fashionable towns OF the East.
he feels prepared 10 recommend himself 10 the
community as All accomplished ami flushed work
man.
His terms are reasonable, and most kinds OF
country produce taken ia payment for work
Or Cutting dons TO any order and upon the
shortest notice \. CROSBY.
November 10, lS43. IS II
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FOR SALE.

hNE Of Buu's Patent Solar Compasses, n FIRST
~ rate Ruiele; enquire ofthe subscriber at his
residence. THOS, SpRAGUE.
Grant River, w. +. June Ia, lSii. Ii San
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1844-10-26
NEW fIRM-NEW GOODS g. NEW PRICES.

PT1< yE@N
THyfIE subscribers have increased their former
ii stock by late arrivals, to very extensive
aud complete assortment of Fall and Winter
GooDs; comprising
The Latest style OF Dry Goods.
Menimack, and a variety ofiancy prints, chintz,
painted lawns, figured null, Saco shrting, bedtick-
ing OF every requisite width, bagglng, apron checks,
full supply of fancy pantaloon stuts, brown French
aud Irish linens, linen aad damask table cloths,
dress and pocket hdk'is, cravats, stocks, gloves,
hose. &c. &c.
Seasonable Clothing.
Mems cloth, jeans, moeskin, linen and gam
broom COTS; cashmere, jeans, sattinett and linen
drilling pants; silk, satin, marselles and Jeans
vests, together with lady's bonnes OF every deicrp
ton; men and chdsn's summer leghorn, straw,
pam-leaf, silk and fur hats; also shirts OF every
pattern and m iterial
Every description of Boots and Shoes
Mems seal, calf, kip and thick boots; morocco
aud seal pumps, lined calf kip and thick brogans
Ladies' kid and morocco slippers; monroe, calf and
pfunella shoes and booees, in every variety, and
to suit all ages and every size.
GROCERIES,.
| Java, Rio and Havana Coffee; n. o. loaf aud
brown Sugar; Young aud Old Tyson, Gun-powder
and Imperial Tea; dried peaches and apples, rice,
raisins, snnamon, pepper, ginger and allspIce
sperm aud taow candles; all size oil window glass,
canister, keg aud blasting powder, etc. etc.
HARDWARE.
Spades, shovels and picks; grain and grass
scythes, pitch-foks, saws, axes hatchets and ham
mers; pad, and a variety Of door, trunk aud chest
locks, soli-acing and congress hinges; brass and
cast butts; screws, glass aud mahogany knobs, Ger
man silver and iron spoons, etc.-1ogether with
Tin aud stone ware, paints, oils, whiting, putty,
| etc. etc.
Our goods were selected with thorough knowl-
| edge of the TINES and MARKET; and We offer
them to the public upon terms which latter our
selves will retain our old friends and acquire new
ones ). T.. LEWIS Il co.
| Potosi, November 4, 1913. 81
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Notice TO Miners.

Notice TO Miners.
A LII persons are hereby requested not 10 dig ON
IN any par, Of the lands Of the Hon. Charles A.
Murray IN this County without having permission
u wri,ing from the subscriber
JOHN RABiIN,
''i---sl A.ent fo1 {. A Murray.
200. ttesAIT ., lSgi AR
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1844-10-26
NEW ARRIVAL.

FENtIE Subscriber has jus, received large LOT
4 Of assorted lkoN and SrEEI, which he OF.
ers to the public a, GalenN prices; Also, supply
oi cooking and ten plate STOvEs, with pipe md
fixtures. lie is also receiving, and will continu,
10 receive until the close Of nav gaton every styl,
OF marketable DRY GOODS and GROCERIES
s. T.. LEWIS Il 60.
Po,osi, Sept. 9th ls43.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1844-10-26
ADa'ag Goods.

Fine Blce Black and Grey Broad cloths plaid plain and
double twed Cassm snets of all coor; Pilot CLOTH
CLOTH Cadet cloths; Kentucky Grew Moek
Fusans Buffalo cloths Hard Times; white yellow
do abb Vv Veveteen nsey Sring Sheetngs
unbeached: Dng mariners ste ckngs checks; English
American cacoes ngam Lens Sesia addng buckram
and Russia diaper battng waddng;
Mackinaw, Rose and Whitney Blankets; Wooden
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1844-10-26
POTOSI TANNING MILL
Mandatory.

HNllE Subscribers would respectfully inform the
farmers Of Grant County, that they have
established tanning mill mandatory in Potosi
oa North stree, opposite Whites Blacksmith shop;
whe,e they will be al all times in readiness TO
furnish a warranted article a, moderate price aud
on accommodating terms.
Persons residing At dis,aaee can have Iheii
o,den promptly attended to by addressing letter
through the Mail OF otherwise, 20
BARNETT & JONES.
Pososi February 29th, 1874. Silly
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1844-10-26
READY MADE CLOTHING

Fine Dress and Fock Goats; Broadcoh
Kentucky Jeans Moeskn Tweed Broh
velvet plain silk figured valencia silk vests cashmere
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Inc money nuSl aINaYs be seht ~ aoNant
Zee If postage.
Address, SAMI. u. PATTERSON s CO
Nc. 9S Caesa.; ,;ssCt, Gt.,a.is,vfii
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-29

OF considerat ion Compts services as reach
er, promised to pay him $500 per annum
that IN compliance with said contract Com
plainant removed to Holly Springs and
entered upon his duties as Teacher in said
Institute. the first of January 1888, and con-
tinued IN the employment of Teacher under
said contract during the years 1888 and
1889. that in the year 1889 while he was
engaged as Teacher. the Institution, obtained
a Charter Incorporating it under the name
OF the University of Holly Springs" upon
settlement between Complainant and defend
ants for bis services, the two years, it was
bund that they were indebted to Compt a
balance of S607,45, some time after said In.
stlutlon was incorporated, Compt was told
BY the trustees by whom he had been en-
ployed. that transfer of the Institution had
| aiken place TO the new Board under the act
Of incorporation. that the new Board would
come into possession ofthe lots and buildings
that they had other funds in donations and
subscriptions. and had given bonds with
good individual security 10 satisfy all the
liabilities of the old Bond, so that if Comp
would agree to take the obligation of the
new Board for the balance of his Chin up
on defendants, that it would be entirely safe,
that influenced by these representations on
the part OF defendants, Compt was induced
20 assent to the arrangement, and on the 7th
November 1910, the new board executed to
Compt their promissory note for the sum of
S607. 45, the balance Of his claim against
the old board. that Com2t brought ST on
said note against the new board, that judg-
men; was rendered thereupon at the June
Term of the Circuit Court OF Marshall
County l84l and execution issued thereon,
and returned mutla bona Dy the Sheriff, said
new board, or said trustees of the Univer-
sity of Holly Springs as a corporate body
having no effects out of which Compls
claim could be made, that trustees of said
Literary Institution who employed Compl
as Teacher and who upon settlement were
indebted and liable to Compl in their indi-
vidual capacity, and knew when they in-
duced Com pl to transfer his claim from them
to the new board that said new board would
be liable onl ly in their corporate character.
and that in that character were wholly des,
titute of means TO discharge compls claim,
that all the representations made to him by
defendants in regard to the solvency of the
new board, were wholly false and fraudu-
lent, and that defendants knew them to be
so, and made them for the purpose of fraud
ulently and dishonesty. avoiding the pay.
ment of compls claim, that many if not m ost
of the trustees of the Literary Institution
were also members of the new board, after
the Institution had been Incorporated.
Prayer, that the judgment aforesaid and
the note OH which it is founded be cancelled,
and that defendants be compelled to pay
compl his claim with all interest and costs
and for general relief
LUCAS, LANE s. CLAPP, SoPrs.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-29

District Chancery Court ofthe State o
Mississippi. at Holly Springs.
Consider Parish In vacation.
No AI6 Us October oath,
Frederick w. Huling es at 1914.
UPON opening the matters OF this Bill, u
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
that the defendant E lmund H. Whitfield is
not an inhabitant of this State but resides
bevond the limits thereof so that the ordlna-
rv process of this Court cannot be served on
him. Therefore, it is ordered, that unless
the said defendant appear before the Wee
Chancellor at the Court room IN the town
of Holly Spring on the first Monday of Jan
uary next and plead answer or demur' 70
Complainants Bill, the several allegations
thereof will be taken tor confessed as 10
him. and such order or decree made there
in. as the Vice Chancellor shall deem equl'
table and Just, and it is further ordered that
a COPY of this order be inserted In the "Hoi>
Iv Springs Gazette" newspaper published
IN the town OF Holly Springs, Mississippi
once week for two months successIveiy.
JAMES C.. ALDERSO ON, Clerk
ABSTRACT.
Bill Charges, that some time IN the year
1887, while Complainant Was cnizen OF
Clarksville Tennessee. he received letter
from Defendant, Huling. inviting Compt
in the name of himself and co-deteudants, as
Trustees of the Literary Institution at fioi-
ly Springs, to visit Holly Springs. tna'
said trustees might have an interview with
him with a view to secure his services IN
said Institution, that in compliance witt
this request, Compt did visit Holly Springs
10 the wear 1887, had an interview with said
trustees. the defendants, that u was mMua,
w agreed at that time. between SAID trustees !.
and Compt that Compt was.to remove : !
Holly Springs and become Teacner !. !.
said INSTITUTE on, and that said trustees u
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-29
eocK,s veRMIFUGe.

Us1 i one of the most ex
snsy fsr rSs%as rssta' : iefIsctually ersdi-
rdiuary eEeL I,e utfo from children and adults;
a rns q all n bv \ worms without me reai
\ ,-ts Perish y me other reason Is az
Ny sa3'ai. p, 'sisk1ess, until 100 la's = cure
#rrass ,nsibiIity then rests upon
is r'iPSn doi zHov, and the doctor y
rao does doess,soJ. MI the complaint which Is
Bol alasI5,riu a9,cious aowers OF ilie-enii-
sioaIt . o oisln. IAN Give this vermituge,
,Eer = ~ te DO good, ifthey have no
% Be ~ have. il will destroy and E.
~ ! ti'5 ,jss a certainty and precision tru-
sbi5g. the smallest infant or the
q % ''' Tbsre is no mercury or mine
l.9i- - 4, the basis Of most worm
Ari,S. ~. remedy Is sometimes worse
a. ' - never use lOzenges, but re-
'sl'I, Trerv person will be convinced
iis. atif 4 The most perfect cure ever
= Holly Springs by r. p. Lew
s,;ck Drug Store south OF the
4 + A. Talbot, sign OF the
, -,,,ar. [march 23.'44-lyl
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-29
NOTICE

-,vrt, aL Interlocutory Decree of
r. Chancery Court of ;he State OF
'..,aHllIy Springs, in the suit OF
. r,.e a1ainst Thomas j. Dollah hite,
4 ,lII On the 18th day of December
|. hi Court House door in Oxford,
4. T-6ss, bidder, on a credit of six
h pa.chaser giving bond with good
tslrng SIX per cent. interest, Sec
.,rI No 80, Township 7, Range 3,
lafayette County, at which sale
-,1t win ne allowed but one bid.
.YES 6. ALDERSON, COm'r.
.f5I1ll-UIj-lm.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-29

lRSUANT to an In:erlocutory De
be Dls!ric. Chancery Court OF the
Mississippi, al Holly Springs, in the
Hamilton Thornton, Admir-, of Will
,nn Dtcd against joseph Watson
H-irs o, William Grain. | will on
ly lhe iJh day Of December next, at
la House door in Ripley. Sell to
arst bidder, or six months credit, the
ser giving bond, with good security,
Interest from sale, the North West
OF Section %, Township 2,
East IN TIppah County
lAAES c. ALDERSON. COm'r.
Pts. fee S6-t.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-29
TIER SH0 P.

INN. Of Holly Springs Miss takes
gin informing the Public, that he has
al Is con, tanJly making Hats OF every
.ryripliUn, which he warrants To be
superior To any that can be brought
e. lie feels thankful for the liberal
4uert he has heretofore received, and
naaIng good hats, as cheap as they can
.ts eSLeIe, to merit con inuance Gf
bur- -,
August, 30th lS4l.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-29
CALL COURT.

j. is hereby given that Special
ahe Clrcuit Court, in and for the
sl MARSHALL, will be holden at the
Holse ia Holly Springs, on the first
|. Of December next. The State
. .aIlI be called on the first day OF the
BIZ order of James NJ. Howry
Fg Judge.
AT. CARUTHERS, Clerk.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-29
sTPAY SALES.

n Al The court house door IN the
~ gn~ sorings, or the fourth Monday
K. toIlowing property as strays,
.,4Cslf, taken up by Robert @.
III G -a $1,000
s blind Gray horse, taken up by
IN 80 saprai,ed TO $1,000
IN. Ser. taken up by William Cum
5000 M SIS, 90
.ff Jas. III. SWAMI, Ranger.
nt 1914.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-29

@hNiS TRAITORS NOTICE.
w. signed having at the August
- q llhe Probate Court OF Mar.
~, ~ mississippi, obtained from said
49, f oI Administration upon the
Io.,- -l'ss T. w. ID. Robertson, late of
~ deceased. All persons indebt-
iaa1.Ia'e' s'a'e' are hereby requested to
Aag,;'e payment and those having
len -s' d,'i said estate are notified to pre-
s,.s'.S SIuiy authenticated, within the
4 0sd by law, or the same will be
SstIYTssEEs Fl. ROSS,
D n gTAH "a. w ROBERTSON,
Administrators.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-29
District Chaucery Court of the State
Mississippi at Holly Springs.

District Chaucery Court Of The State
Mississippi at Holly Springs.
James Fl. Shorter et aL In vacation.
No sos rs October "a,
Thomas W. Watson etal. y. 1874.
UPON opening the matters of this Bill, it
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that the defendants John HI. Watson, Benia
min w. Walker and Mary his wife, are not
inhabitants of this State bu: reside beyond
the limits thereof, so that the ordinary proc
ess ofthis Court cannot be served on them
Therefore it is ordered, that unless the
said defendants appear before the Vice
Chancellor at the Court room in the town
of Holly Springs on the first Monday of JAN
uary next and plead answer or demu5, to the
Bill of Complainants. the several aliega.
lions thereof, will be taken for confessed as
10 them. and such order and decree made
therein as the Vice Chancellor shall deem
equitable and Just, and it is further ordered
that copy of this order be inserted in the
"HoIiy Springs Gazette newspaper pub.
lished ia the town ofHolly Springs Missis>
sippi: oncea week for two months successive.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-29

--sa, ou st staole Of Mr.. Cotton, Lagrange
Carr'a~H Hs 24ih Of October a pair of
rssks. Oises' the property Of the Rev
's'' Nov. 10 I6i4..l3-3w
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-29
NOTICE

W Z Indebted 10 The late firm of LU.
LANE and also the concern or LU.
-ANE \ CLArP, will please make i'm
Piyment The business of these
! WI not admit Of delay in their
'aland Il Is hoped that those interes-
Dot not wait for more urgent APP
~VIIl see the necessity. at once, oil
" aud act accordingly.
'us'ness will be continued by LUCAS
| lFP At their f,rr,er office
T. W LUCAS, Surv. Partner.
2olSI4-Sm.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-29
GENERAL LAND AGENCY.

AS agent for the owners, the subcriber
offers for sale on the usual terms. the fol-
lowing tracts of land. The titles are al
regular.
Fl CRAFT,
At Henry Anderson's Office.
Holly Springs, Miss.
EAST OF THE BASIS MERIDIAN.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-29

II UST received Is Sacks OF superior COhe
J For sale by ID. ID. JONES & co.
Jan. 10, SS44.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-29
TRUST SALE.

n 4llce ota Deed Of Trust executed 10
NJ n sorton, on the 9Th day OF May 1910.
PAYMENT of certain sums therein
vail proceed TO sell To the highest
d ,aNn, al the Court house door in the
oo'} Springs,
e -Jrd day Of July Hert,
~, -. % Sections 20, Town Z, Range
'1e basis meridian ChickaSaw ccS
~ re Is peed has been duly recorded in
Z y Lafayette.
s, w. GOODMAN, Trustee.
". -6m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-29

las iollOwing sale is postponed un
9NuAY he 9th day of January
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-29
PAY YOUR TAXES.

PAY YOUR TAXES.
WILL ttend al the following places for the
l. purpose of collecting the State and county
tax due Cor the year 1914, TO wit.
HUDSoRvILLE,
18th and 10th of November and 9th December
Lamar I8 and 10 {" and 10
Mt Pleasant 90 and 81 " and IL
Cagil's, % and D and IL
Pennington % and 20 and 10 =,
Taaoosa 81 and D and u
Chulahoma % and &c and 10
Rowens I7and Is q December.
Waterford, 10 and 70 ana 90 @anuaIys
Morgan,s % and p and B
Mc AnIev,s 26 and 27 /" and 7
Lo<seus 80 and 81 . and B
Holly Springs from ID December 20
Those who fail to settle their Tax or be.
fore the lO.h January next will be liable 10 pay
aouble tax which will be required i'm every ean
dfter that time.
". EPP ES Sh.F.
Per ]. II. McCARRoLL. 5SE.
Nov. t3, i644--l3-tf.
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Socrren: Sd, hate mid, fhcn perfdiesmcl
Wale entfhloGen al sic, in Sesu9 auf SIRE
ftdsbaren pillen, su Itreiben, aber nvsts
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ber eaocn ab9eAalter. Die @rtract Iiuen
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be9innt cirielbe allgcmcin Su 9cbraud,sn. Il
Sd, babe SieIelbe islbit fir rcn lcBtsn Wonar|
9c3en 8bcumatiSm 9ebraudt, uno farm sras
orrl1htlih betaupten, oaB oiefelbs mid sduss
lid curirt baben. 0crfhieeene psrfcnen pcn|
meiner Sefanntihaft flne bsebalb fetr Sul
@unffen eieier pillen eingencmmen, u. ipiitsl
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fen uuo ab,utcia ale eicjenioen
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meleete Sointerlasenldaft baben, bciirbrn iii.
re &cdlnun9en aad' tinnen bcla9tcr Scit
wcbIbcfdii9t ein,ubrin9en.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-01-03
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bes pubIifnms, uno bat fid, iiberaa rpo eies
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trauen ertpcrben. Da beren 3nidmmfnfebs
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derifen unb meiit fpirflamffen Webisinen,
fcnbcrn Susfeid, tan9lid fur aiIe @ortJiitutics
men CUR 9lusrcttun9 Der Rranfbeiten beg SSrs
pers, ecs Sluts. Der @in9e,peibe, uRb alle
anbere Sefhtpercer rpeld,e taraus ensfleben
nno abcrbanpt eas menidlide SYifem befals
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