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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-08

iho ufl, ,uoi> I lave urgrd t.us iar-hui th,rc
s"'''."' i"J' have scsyr,ediO thcela,i. ~Llvn o,
ai pcvsr. udvis,d, ! eau never Nicld.
Idp al prsirsS io-1, lOug - Jh0t..huo, of sirti
c'n-'rnr' "nis's Who c.n lind ,osituInn j Mar
fuui WhofeNeS rnoruiy they may desire To- com
uh anG deny ul powers TO, ruuiormab,c 10 their
tce"mr Interests rwishcs although they may ba,,
beca eXctCiscd from Abe iuuuluiiuh ui the Govern
mont even by 'he iuibcs Ut ll,e Republic and
the irnm"rs ot thur sacred h.rmrni- u r am |
one al hose vho have set ps,dc HAT tundamouia
Iaw al The CU,on. p'esrdhug the power, ui the
ssN etsi departments al Government, as Mn idle usc.
lcs' parchment Il claim 10 give u fur literal un,l
n'oilic Ihlc obstruction. under which guvcriureui
may DC wsei, lud'c,ously mud virously adniuls.
t"'ec N"r AMI What u Tuc,tt, IN iis inD,i, 70.
s'nsc. states Rights al ~ j,n rg ~ d ~ my.
SET Hs taroh bIuui tn zee i.,at ihc fticrai Gov.
"r"uel.i r. - rived of .n. vstrrsr ul un, ul %,
a".e-1','. .se olF. n- { nw tn go. unt d exercises
''.'r i4'' Is Iu. IAa csusi'uu...ail rNtr %, Goa.
rr. 50 ur oWy ntarsh ,' b.. ~ u,.v dvrsrtmpu cot lice
oHfrrum'ul. cubst Us treaty. hlI. ~ ilut rc.r,u,
u..', 'p n'ilrN ihi. q ,NerpCW O., gevs of T,Aa-
Co. i'i an' sh"ui~. 81 'r Coucr,ss eel myself hound
'' r'sa' % )" any iofm 90 which % Gun Q, lt,.c"t
yg.,. I..s.. D., $500,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-08
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public rmraovgnrsrs.
GIGANTIC FAMlLY.-A Londo,

GIGANTIC FAMlLY.-A London
paper mentions the dsath Of farmer,
aged 58 years, who measured six foot
four inches IN height, aud was followed
go the grave by nine sons aud Two ddu-
gh"rs tile eldest, who ia shortest OF
Che sons, measures six fsel twO and a
holt inches, aud several of tho younger
measure six Isat Eve inches oud thre0
quarters. The twO daughters ara very
cons d"rob Y above tho ordln.ry sine /
males. rho average size OF the whole
D., SIS t-C lOus inCaes,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-08
fIONtIhIg,Ngl 10 CLAy-

The Wing L,die. OF Wheeling arc invited 10
meet nj Tho Cry NEWS ROOM, tupr,r i1y
M1souic i'-ll.l Oh SATURDAY afternoon. the l,h
Instant :, ? o'cock, to take measures 10 Mfm au
association auxiliary to lhst now mfn,d az lH,h
mond i"r the purpose of erecting monument 10
BERRY CLAY, Tie 'oou will be We'll waun.
od Uud furnished fur their accommodation.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-08
DAILY HINES.
WEnNEsDAN, 80 5, Iels.

Mr. c. ". JANIS is our Agent fot the Wr-.cu
sNde.. Iowa and Wisconsin, assisted uy Mu.o.
heeser. Jarnes K Smith. y Dent q Il cy,n.,ocs.
l. y Jeu@.ug, aud + Gardner Smuh
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-08

or some men are ike cats You
may stroke the iur the right way for
years and hear nutning but purrjug;
bat accidentally tread on a tail aud all
momory of IJrmcr acts oil knduoss is
elaborated.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-08

1900 - " '
"'"'' ~ - 'o' '"' 'N'o''Soh an" per-
$50" - savoy
- 20 MY y" ny 'ee"h-s on
= 80 """" oo'u. rs
,I,, ,''" " u0'" e' W p" "a my
us ~ '"~ "'G ''' III 'o"'c'en' eau
't.,''''i 'o'0e OF lo' WSr
~ ', ''.''y p""el' n'"'nS II" eii"r"
-. ~, !" ooS'sn 10 interfere
=, V,.0' - o'' coAcerns'
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f"Nt'"'N ''A '"'s''"1e-o 9l NHc NORM
\ might as S'on expect i.c .-DutA b UACn
""' '"i ne e." .t' A'"I''ol' as
r'' INC S''tH 10 ask I've worm % go t1
/ Vas, 20 extend Uud pUrps nate i.-tIj
Ituis 40 man naeg 1..t.f tht, ain, S4.
Irr,tt.y Sl,. ....,..,..-
wy
/ -
/ Look too 10 lb. boil J. op.n ul / trsa,
sOuSpIc pracecuiag, oftLu .r...s aud
/ iolInrprs pr llts rp,,,tf,r, 81, S,yt,
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-08
\ PREMATURK ENDORSEMENr

\ PREMATURE ENDORSEMESr
story Is lvid of a iiibarnian who
offered his voIc in a neigh bori ny iUwt
under circumstances which indnccd thu
Locoiocos 10 believe HIM Ming he
had his ticket tirnlly encassd IN his.
browny INST. when Inc Inspectors asked
hIm'hiS namr.
Barney Ftagsrriy. yer horors, the,
world over, have in kiniucky. Swhsre.
ihay call ma Barnubas O'Flaheny for
shoimess.
4 challenge his Vote said Loco.
Zero, as soon as he heard The word
x uiuyhy.
You are challenged Mr. lNoshery'.
are you prep rcd 10 take the oa'lr
) m choIicuged. am |. lbtn I'm
man Tor his muuou. Auy weapon
uum double fit iuil Of bones 10
Denny brook shilieah. Aud as for tho
aih, am ready tn swear bv ST. Pa,--
rick dr oold Hickory THAI Letter BIN.
|ocsal'-
Wnbdraw the challenge, Jim. He's
I tor l'o,k."
A. Tor the matter OF that. thu vo-
! ,cd lJr Uuid~ Hickory and --->-----------l--
4 Withdraw lhc Challenge
And Tor Marian Van Buren,
lake bis vote; take his vOle.'
But ,nay tho Old Boy take mo il I'm
iNer caught by l.ocoioco hlarnoy agin,'
a Jed Barney, as lac saw his vote de-
/ posted, aad marched off shouting for
( 'ould Eantucky, who never turned the
bnck of his hand 70 Ir.end nor the
back OF his coat To an iuiIny!'
The Wings shouted aud the Locuio--
ccS hcng their Tips us Barney Fiahor,y
placed his thumb on bis muse, aud gave.
his premature endnrsers The top o tho
morning fur their swutc genuhty." =
Rochester Democrat, 4r-.s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-08

uiSlaken they may br. he cam al lea,, "A,
al times give such caSon. for his cour,r
as VIII satisfy al WHO are la,ercs,od. OF
the purify of his purpose. which. win a
generous constituency, will cover a rnul
tiude of errcrs, in which the heart does
got pallic pate. have no prejudice aud
no interests TO consul. and no feelinn
other than that derived from desire to
discharge my duty faithfully TO my cuun,
try-bm believe the success OF tina,
measure would prove runous To the
best interests or the present. States
particularly the Sou,heru SU,os, hazag
dous 10 the Union, ana dangerous rs 81
precedent Without uuc single 0euei, &c
su'un2 .rvm o..
WITH THESE prv'In'narT remarks.
.rot'1 'h"n, 10 answer your enquiry bis
declaring myself uucunIW1uN.y, uu.
Iua,'urdiN Uui uuaIlcrub.y rnpusrd uu'
"u'l to,a- Texas ,'ro;r. 5l, ~ Ar Byu
toms uu., Mr.. HcDuGIe lulul Resolutions
or ANY other scheme OF annexation W.
The luIloI States with Texas. or AM. 90.
'bet foreign power thrt has been or can
be devised: aud rejoice ta have lcpa
The Gry In The Urr.a States mn pubIir
discussion. to- have taken a decided stand
AGAINST il, even .aroro IN, ,rro,v r,.
c.rclgl.l. NV reasons r,r which 7 wi'
euleavur To Give as briefly MS possible
sp as .o make luvsefT i.'elFr.Pe.
d mus, h.. g.l,,.,,el Inv .gIl,,.l,e.o .oi,.
siuu of ,be,,.s, 4al,no,o fr,er,s,;ne ,r
iri,,rtut nai,ir, l,I}:.,..,.. fro,, aII o,l-
or, ro, can ar;s, 9n,i,., tho Torn, e.,
al,cl. lI,c ,..,o,i,,7 in ,l.,.,,is,r,.i,n v;l
o., IL. n,u,.r ,,, [,l, ;n,.,,,;,', ,bo b,,,
.oror lha r.,i,, ,,{,,.. ;,,,o.,,;,y ,r a..
ryi,r- ni,...,ho .c,.s.;,., ,r r,r.
.l nisri,,,io, d, o.,.,c,r, ,,,i,.h ,r, (.
&. so,,leI ,,.l,v ,,l,,...,,l,.i t,,',,,r.
,o,, rs b,., n,,, 80, ,,,,.,.,.i,,.,. -.
beneficial 1, is''r,,cI,-.I ,',rrr,,,a. - ,
.ro.le. n vin mo, cav 80 , Son'ho,n
rconlp. bn,,o.o rs ,e,..wc iron home
we shall ayrr cor,i,u. a.. o,,n. oao.rla
and ns.y,n mrs, he wbo, ,yise council.
prevail and wicked ,e, m, l,pror ho,r
.wny} look toihis ,pcsr;oo IN NH ;,s ms.
poets and bo,~iogs h,rore W. copcI,.l,
hastily mao, it--,,J which j., a., -.
means my .rrcrg.s, or;.c,i,, ve,l ,l.s
an first Tho ru,s,i,u of nvoeIiaocv
I'm the frs, r,,cc pr,rar tho Halo,
as il rs aud Ms II h,s bnn, h,pl.j down
toms. anlos ,yo arc cx,ec,.j ., h,rl !,
down cas- n rich ls,,cv pn,o our iss,r -
10 any other. ami oll others I'm, cam h.
formed and il is rnon.b for me ,n knox,
thal if ,he Texas scheme did not have
ms oriuin with. il has found IN IFS noro.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-08
LETTER ON TEXAS.

.s'",SS.as also lron rrsUual rcSpcct,I
".' 'nuoSe" 10 make thi' communico-
"VIi'
rs '"e'e eNls'S considerable DIVISION
t.i '"o '"'iNs ct 'no "nlS psrty IN Fela
r ,,, 10 ,no SunItct oil nc Annexation OF
eN's' "ou'd 'esPcc'uI ask Al YOU
orc ""'1""'""h'"y oPPoavd TO this
'''S ~
- "'%e an" reSPect"o'c por-
H"'' % INC WIZ party (nuch larger
;"J"t,S 81, ''',' | ".'' lf'm
49," nnI 80 - ''..,,,'>', ,''ul'u !" ,'ele1
ia,,.I ~" ",'i :" ,',s ,''"t! ou' !" H"'cN-
,,,',,,,,,, ,,' VIZ '0''s 'oe' '"'s
ff'Nch ~ l'';'.'''''' ''''to' '"'e'' 50
:, 80" ~ ''s''''
,,,,,.>''.i,,; 10, ~" ''""'-
""' ""I ""''"'1'i "i'-
ltI ''''' i''' ,'"' '3N''
-, W. VCe'S''.' =
- o' WY '"""
~ '' N.Y. |""Oin.! GO opera 30
~'"''"''! VIM '"G NhS parry a"e
N'''S '''N''''9 "'N uS''c "'a surIo''
-, -, r''''',''I'' measures U'~'"r1 '"'
- '"'t' '''"'' o. 'lS sup
'''o V"'.'>''"r ,"'o''''S OIL 'he
'' '''s eo'' .'oN''1H
-. $3.50 "''9'"h ''"'' '"'
-, = $50. ''S o,,',' '.'e P'''v"l
NH 80 w. '''.''.,
f'"''' ""' '''"0'ld mem
"N'. - '''e'' "l'''@,""c' ]" l'e'
,;,,i'.,, tl.,.g,, '"''.'s
r,,......ti Jury as
1910, ,'..,'s., "' .''' ~ r'''"
~ - ~. a1' p'GS Ic'S ana
,.,I,fc - -, ~ "" W. '''5 ,'1
n Con,.o,,;., 49, -, - wa
;nr n sri,.,il. .',,l......,.' 80
nh. C,,.,,,. ;r,.I ~.
.;,5;y;l,,,f .,,..'.r =. ~
bv ,hn.yyhi., h,l.y,. H., e"' w..
G,yoruIle rS ,ie ,.i.,,.s -. ,,,,,,I.,
r,r,, .yyiIl .,.os,,,. ,,,., ~, ,I..,,,:.S ,,,
ont III, lens, l,1i.Iny nj -.
one Win d.,,cb ..,,',.,.,,., ,',a l,r,,.'
vote, lhsn ,.,. p,,5,n,,i,,, 81 .,L..
Rhodes. D,niJ Iy,rg i.,o.,:,,,
with Won in the field
For mvseI, ir,I,yilY,IIy ,,o,oh 40
DENLY in rnynr or,his ,,.,.,,., L,Ir
unpesi,uti,,uly ,ipIJ = cbc,rC,l ,,,,,a 49,
the man WHO has b,,,,eJ 90 ,,ro,i,,.I,
in defence orour cause.-the 6os s,,o5
forth the fearless chnc,,;,n ~ nrr -
vaded rights who, alike unscducod b,
The Establishments O poweras unno,,Iy.
ed By It's lrowns. has ever cynoscj ne
orrup,ions--who has. with cbivolrons
courage, unhccd!nu The syrcn son0s If
place or Office, Iitcd the Veil that ron
ceaIcd the traitor, and exposed him in
all his hideous derormi,y 10 the aston
ished gaze Of de!udcd ncople. and die
fed his impotcnl rage, he the responsc
what il may.
I,,, ,,.l,,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-08

Tie lo''er Of Mo BJls. upon PY,s. pan OF
which we publish ro-duy. will straci uiiouuu
both nUrIh aud South. II II sound 10 The corr,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-08

DIED In Albany. N. Y. on the %! ult. Mr..
JOHN a. MOlSiUN. aged 10 year.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-08

Cur last dates iron Washington eAh.bu 10 new
feature IA the Texas debate.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-08

"iG WhAHr0N.-PirIse announce W. w
S'ItdNhk ana JUN IL. MORROW us suitable
candidates I" represent Inc SECOND WAND n
The G,iy Council. aud onlge
MANY VOTERS,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-08

THE. METHODIST CaURCu.-TAe .li,s'ipp.
Annual Conference recen,ly met at Pom Gibson and
ad,"nFued on Ihe 20h Oil. The subiecl OF The con.
Iemp.a!ed division Of the Church oxciled steaI M.
ie'0si' aud Without dissenting voice Ihe Curier-
once resolved 50 concur IN Tho proposed coange ia
''he u restrictive rule. aud TO elect delegates Il.
HE Convention which meets in Luisv lie. Ky. un
the Let May. '45. 10 orgonize Southern Cnu,cl.
The Arkansas Conference has also decided umani.
mous'y IN favor Of division OF The Church
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-08

Wheeling Savings Institution ha. declared
Dividend Of 3! per cenI for las, elk non,t. pa, aUie
on and ai,r l4Ii, instant.
Jab6 1915
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-08

Western Insusance Company has declared div
cs"d OF per cent mr !ast e.I months, payable 10
''"ckho'de" on amI aher lie IIa lnsiant
Jau2, Io!5
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-08
MESSAGE OF TIE GOVERNOR OF KENruc.
The following pa,rcula-s may be Of Interest;

The lo!loNing particulars may lie OF Interest;
STATE TraAsuaY
The receipts into The T.ea-ury Tor the wear Ten
ding the ION "i Ociobcr, 1874, Amounted r. lao
s''" "i t'reo hundred aud ninety Ilousau one bun.
"f.d i"iy-Uinc dollars, aui lpry-uuc cents $500
I - lJ3 ond DE credits iu h,uruf Tho Treasury
zoo lao snuc Tine urIpunicd 20 hreo buu4rfd and
inrH.HI"e i"ul s0rd aud ltiry Eve doursui.d nine.
Zee" cents. l534J.035 i9) which deducted nom
iHs amount .! receips, lcii ha arce ~ he Trsa
srry on tha lOiH oi Onohar, l5lIpl fory,ouo lhau>
can! one hundred uli Oaaoea dollars d thirty els.
tsillIl 3OJ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-08

The present delhi Of lhs Sale, including ms well
hpnds Issued before the llth Of December lSI3
l"a not taken zap 10 exchange, bsaJs issued since
W. 81 GAZE nn'"n'' 10 four million two hundred md
-1ly,"'nr 'h"nsnno five bundled doar, (?l 2GJ
5O0) aud may be classified as io.ows:
per ccnl' bonds. payable 50 years az
tor date sl65,OOO
res cent. bonds payable 80 years az
tor date. 100000
Por c.U bOIids, payable 30 years af
'ordo'G 100000
per cenf, bonds. payable years ar.
Ter date. l20 900
9 per cent bends, Cor repn.rs VI rail-
roat) payable years after date, 10000
Money 10 rrowed from lie Louisville
Bank, 80 900
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-08

ST0 liHDS new crop N o Sugar received on
" ~ comiGamenI aud lOr sale 10y
jan WIN FLEMING.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-08

tCOreIusioa t9.usr,oul
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-08

'BaInty Fagseriy. yer horors, the,
world over, nave in hin ucky. swhsrs.
lhay call ma Barnubas OFlaheny for
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-08
ron THAYE4E Ems.

a USf Received, icw Iocoet glasses for travel
~ efa Also Shaving Boxes mud apparatus coUi-
pieie. Over so1ks, comforts &c &c For lie by
jan } & II IIORNBRCOM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-08

q $50. 100 gros. Oi w,oan's r,cni Mscb,s.
"A BY eec6 ~ r GaANBRooK,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-08

X 5OSF OFFICE nyoloie. punnng, hroNn, me,
= dium. double cFc wn, Nr+pIIug as Tea pa.
Ior Kept constantly On hand and or sale lpw hy
jan ( n BORNbROOK
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-08

" y ~ tT1T.tN = ElDVats
2 2 'HE American M,n,trrI; lsing c.,ce colIeo
4 ton Ui original art rOpunr ,,nes, qlces.
duets ctorses, 60 with sclcet music Just reed
4" 'lii vuncty Of Fopua sos books. by
John ) HASWELI,
j." lion Sueef,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-08
uw tHc cha!lemco >

'.AS Tor the matter OF that. thu | vo-
ed Llr nnl,l- li..l,nrA nIrc,--- .-----------l
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-12-20

Last Friday, Mr.. HARRISON of Boice
Prairie, in passing through the woods
not far from the road leading from his
house to Martins mill on the Big
Platte, found the corpse of a man. On
Sunday last, Coroner Gillespie held an
inquest over the corpse. The corpse
was partly eaten up by hogs or wolves.
The head was gone; but the feet and
legs covered with new boots, without
socks, were entire-also one ARM
Enough of the clothing remained to
show that he had been dressed in
thick cotton pantaloons of blue and
white closely intermixed-and in a
blue jeans hunting shirt, belted, and
also buttoned at the wrists. No vest
was found; but new white miners
hat was near, wholly unsoiled. The
body had evidently been removed sew
|eral rods down the ravine; for at some
distance up the ravine, profusion of
light brown hair was found where the
head had been imbedded. As near as
could be judged, he was young, pow
erful man, about six feet high. His
legs were remarkably hairy. His
pockets were entirely empty. At the
distance Of few rods, the head was
buried in pile Of leaves, and in the
skull, between the eyebrows was a
hole, evidently perforated with bull
let. Near where the man fell, at one
side Of the ravine, was found duelling
pistol, unloaded--with percussion cap
burst upon the nipple; and four or FIVE
feet from where the body was found,
was a small powder horn, with stop
per resembling violin screw, and a
small tin box of percussion caps. Who
the man was-or whether he commit
ted suicide or was murdered--no one
can say. The clothes, &c., can be seen
at the coroner's in Potosi.
There is every reason to believe that
the deceased has been dead for two
months at least. The Inquest re-
turned for verdict, that the deceased
came to his death by the discharge OF
fire arms, by himself or some person
else unknown.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-12-20
Burying Alive!!

A most horrid case of burying alive occur
red few weeks since in Baltimore, which,
although generally talked of, has out of respect
TO the friends of the deceased, been excluded
from The public prints. A young lady was
taken sick, and died rery suddenly. as was sup
posed by the family and physician. and was
placed in her coffin and carried TO the deposit
tory of the family, and placed in the family
vault. A few days afterwards on visiting the
vault. they were struck with the horrible sight
of the young lady in her burial clothing, ont
Of The coffin. apd sitting up against the side OF
the wali-deaf!
As may be supposed the discovery has
plunged family and large circle of acqoaint-
ances in the deepest anguish. II was found
on examining the coffin, tina, the lid had been
fcrcib.y pressed off by the young woman. who
had actually been buried before the vital spark
had fed, and who had returned to conscious
ness. but TO die the most horrible of deaths !
May may doebi this, bot il is TOO true TO be
3enied.-N. Y. Tribune.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-12-20

A late Halifax paper states thatsince
the arrival of the last steamer from Eng
land, prospectus has been circulated
for railroad across the peninsula, be-
tween Halifax and Windsor--capital
100000.
Accounts from Carlsruhe state that
the grand ducal governmenthas resolv-
ed to take severe measures for repres-
sing German Catholicism.
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'AME to my Residence on Boyce Prairie. ,ou,
~ time during tho present fall, n paIe r.a .nS
white spotted Bull, five years old, the pon,s ~ II.
~, sawed OIL, no other marks now recollec,ed
ns owner IS requested to come forward, provv
away. WIT9ItMu 'aHo nun
Dec - io4S' prin fee S2,00t no-30-3s
NOTICE
hareey given that John A. Woolfa,k his
- placed his notes and accounts in nv hand. q,
ewing said Voolfolk will save
eos, oy eai'ng on me AT my Office in Potos and
swung ''e same before the first Of January next.
DAVID GILLESPIE,
NJ. ,s ,o,, Justice OF the Peace.
- ios'' 36-6w
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Sherif's Sale.

Rf virtue Of &. ia. writ. issued on. Of the
- Clerks Office Of the District Court of the
United States in and for the county Of Grant.
wisconsin Territory, at the suit Of Samuel
Gatey, Felix Coonce and Jacob Bel,zhoover
plaintiffs, agains; the goods and cha,,els, lands
and 'enemenis Of George X. McGupneple and
James Q. Way, TO inc directed and delivered
! have this day levied upon all the estate,
right utle and inieres, Of the said Mediums.
gle and Way or either Of them had on the
ninth day Of April, A. ID. 1914, or q, any time
thereafter. of in and TO The following de-.
scribed piece Of land, or lot of ground. living
and being in the town Of Cassville, in tho
said county OF Grant, and more particularly
known and described on the recorded plat Of
survey Of said town, as lot member six i61 in
block number eleven. III which said proper
" will cell q. public vendue TO tho highest
bidder Tor cash. at tho outward door OF tho
courthouse In Lancaster. in said county, on
the tenth day Of January, A. ID. 1886, be-
tween the hours Of nine o'clock A. M. and
four o'clock p. M. of said day. 10 sa,isfv
N. w. KENDALL,
Sheriff =. G.
Lancaster. Nov ae,b, Is45. ss--6w
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The Mails.

We are glad TO learn, that such instructions
have beon received by Mr.. Messmore, the
mail contractor on the route from Lancaster TO
Cassvile, that the mail will be carried to
CassvilIe each Saturday, as formerly and to
Blue River each Thursday and back again to
Lancaster each Friday. We shall therefore
after this wesk, publish "The Herald" again
on Saturdays.
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NOTlCE 10 hereby given that the partnership
l. heretofore existing between the undersigned
under the name, firm and style Of Wales, Carson
n Eaton, engaged as partners in the numbering
business on the waters OF the Chippewa River. in
Wisconsin Territory, is this day dissolved by inu.
tual consent, and all accounts, debts aud donna IDS
due the said finn, are transferred to Carson s. Ea-
ton, who are hereby authorized 10 collect and TO-.
ceive the same.
Dated Aux Galle,te Mills, Wisconsin Terrific.
ry, November 18th, l545.
GEO. G. WALES,
WILLIAM CARSON,
HENRY EATON.
no-39-aw<
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Estray.

TAME TO tho promises Of The subscriber nbouee
~ one milo ardfa half south west Of Lancaster
Grant County w. T., ten days since, a red year
Ing stser, with white spot III his forehead, and a
nan crop OIL each ear. The owner is requested to
prove property, pay charges, and take said steer
away.
JOHN w. PRiTcHErT.
Dec. II, lst5. prin foe $500 40-5.
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ASoTHFR FATAL AFFRAY.-We understand
that az ARRAY occurred al Belmont. Wisconsin,.
on Tuesday night. which resulted in the death
Of one Of the parties concerned. The psriic1-
lars. as we get Them are, that Chas. Mccoy had
an alteration with person whose name we
did not learn. when the latter raised bis rife
s~@nniSleni 10 shoot Nee, and in self defence.
sYc@ey anticipating his movement, fred and
shot him dead.-Galens Jeffersonrsn.
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ESTATE
of David 7Hamas, deceased.

" Odulu IHdndS, deceased.
NOTlCE is hereby given to the heirs at law,
l. Y and all others interested in the above estate,
that the undersigned have been legally appoated
administrative and administrator of the estate OF
David Thomas late of the county OF Grant, g. Ter.
ritory of Wisconsin, deceased, ntestate all per-
sons having demands against said deceased, will
present them to the undersigned authenticated az
the law requires, and all those indebted to said es
tate will make immediate settlement with tho I'M
dersigned who are alone authorized TO SETTLE the
affairs Of said estate.
MARY ANN THOMAS, adm'x,
JESSE THOMAS, admir-.
of said estate.
Dated, Cassville, Grant county, w. r., De-
cembef 4, 1915. 39-3w