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Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-11

TnE MEssAGE,-rhis documen. was recei-
we'd by US on Thursday night about sun-down
by private express, and we have delayed no
time in laying it Def re our readers. We have
no time for comment at present, and, as It IS
very short, we presume every one will prefer
TO read it, and have any comments we may
think proper to make, next week. lIceFIainly
has oae virtue, il is short; and we wish by
no means to be understood as meaning 10 in
fer that this is the only one, nor the greatest
We presume many will be disappointed at The
tenor of the document, while others will say,
.it's just as expected" The Governor
seems inclined to be on the popular side Of
the Legislature, we think.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-11
January IL,
Correspondence of the Herald,
MADISON. Jan :

MADISON, Jan. 7th. Is45
Secretary FLOYD arrived at this place hi.
evening from Washington. with funds for ,ha
payment of the presen. session Of The Leois.
laIise Assembly.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-11

IIonRlpLE piRAcrEs.-Accounts have
been heretofore published of supposed
piracics in the Archipelago. The Inb-
une has news from Trieste, OF the Me
ditcrrancan. The vessel was taken into
Trieste, and tho disclosures tho hands
on board made to their capturcrs, were
beyond conception. The confessions
are not fully known, but this much is
given: The bark has been cruising pr
atically, for the last two years, and IN
that time, there have been not less than
a hundred murders committed dy the
crew, and ten ships, three banks, one
brig, and eleven schooncrs taken and
plundcred by her. The toi treas
ure found on board the vessel, was I'M
immense. She is an English built yes
sci, with tall raking masts, and OF hbout
700 tons bur.hcn, very sharp and deep.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-11

GG~1T We are compelled for the want of room
10 deier tor This week lumber of yearly adver.
isemenis, butte all such, we will make amend
honorable hereafter.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-11

~ We tender our acknowledgements 70
Hon. Henry DoDGE, for Public Document,
received.
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NEu YORK AGENCY.

Messrs MASON g. TUTTLE, 1913 Nassau
street, are authorized to collect subscribers
and advertisements for the Wisconsin Herald.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-11

or The Legislature Of South Carolina,
made it law. several years since, 10 seize and
im1rison all free colored sailors Immediately
after coming into her ports, and to keep them
there until their vessel was ready TO depart.
This act Of the Soulhcarolinians was looked
upon by the Legislature Of Massachusetts as
an act Of gross oppression, and accordingly By
Joint resolution Of the two Houses. they ap.
pointed, Samuel Hoar, Of Concord, as an agent
from that state to visit their fellow citizens Of
South Carolina. and expostnlate with them,
TO point out the evil of their course, and beseech
them to repeal this odous act ;-but, in case
they turned deaf ear TO such expostulaiions
and inrearies, Mr.. Hoar was instructed 10
commence suits in the United States Conri, TO
test the Consttutonaily Of the law. Upon
His arrival at Charleston, the seat Of action,
Nh. Hoar made known TO the Governor, the
object of his mission. Ihereupon, the Gov.
addressed , communication 10 the Legislature
which was in full blast, informing them of the
it seems, conhicied with their notions Of pro-
Prie,y. and the following resolutions were
Immediately drawn up and passed BY both
Houses, without show Of opposition.
Resolrcd, That the rgh, 10 exclude from
their territories, sedicious persons or others,
whose presence may be dangerous 10 their
peace, is essential 10 every independent State.
RssolrcI, That free Negroes and persons Of
color are no; citizens Of the United States,
within the meaning Of the Constitution, which
coufers unon the citizens Of one State the Prl-
yiiegeS and ianunllies of citizens IN The sew
e;a. states.
Rts0irsG. That the emmissary sent by the
Stale Of Massachusetts 10 the State Of South
Carolina. with the ayowed purpose of inter
ferinr with her institutions and disturbing her
peace, is to be regarded in Inc character he
has assumed, and tTss:ed accordingly.
Resolred, Tt L, his Excellency the Governor
be requested 10 expel from orr territory, The
said aeent, after due notice TO depart, and that
lie Legislature will suslain The Executive al
,hori,y 10 aay means il may adopt for the Pur-
pose aforesaid.
VII. Hoar. was probably lji,le asionishsd
a, the prompt name, they did uP this bnsi-
ness. and len for the Ola Bay State. where he
could have . word TO say in regard 10 these
matters. Massachusetts, reSents the insals 10
her representative. and promise 10 give Soa'h
Carolina tina, ehassisemeni she deseUes.-
We shall hear more Of this hereafter.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-11

Outrage UPON J. Q. ApAMs.-Thc
Baltimore Sun of the 18Th inst, says
that man named Capt. Sangster'
whilst under the influence of liquor,
made violent personal assault uPou
tchc venerable J. z. Adams. "ycster,
day." in the lobby of the House OF
REPRESENTATIVES. The reason fer the
assault is not given, though none would
be sufficient TO palate such an outrage.
lie Who breaches gratitude, pleads the
cause Of God and man: for without, We esH
5e neither sociable OF religious.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-11
ORGANIZATION OF THE LEGISLATURE

ORGANIZATION or l III. IiENiSlAl AL
PRO TEMPoRE.
CouNcIL.-On Monday. at II o'clock NJ,
the roll was called by Ben c. Eastman, the
Secretary, when the members present answer.
ed 10 their names, presented their certificates
of election and oaths of office, and took their
seats.
On motion of Mr.. Ca,lin, Marshall NJ.
Strong was appointed President, who thefeuP-
on took the chair
On motion of Moses VI Strong Ben G.
Eastman, was appointed Secretary.
Charles H Larkin was appointed Sergeant
a, Arms ;-Geolgo C. Hopkins. Messenger,
and John b skinner, Fireman.
The rules Of The las, session were adopted,
and the Council adjourned.
HOUSE 9F REpREsNrATyts.-On Monday.
a, II o'clock NJ, the House was called 10 or
der by John Catln. the chief clerk, and the
members took their seats.
On motion Of Mr.. CIussOn, G. II. Walker
was appointed Speaker.
On motion Of Mr.. Burnett. La Payeite kel-
logg, was appointed frs, clerk.
J. w. Chobbuck. was appointed Sergeant
a, Arms IL. f. Holmes, assisian, clerk, and
Hazeu Huakins, messenger.
The rules Of the last session were adopted,
aui the House adjourned.
Ga Tuesday, the Hon. GzoRer II. WALK
ER. was jaly elected Speaker Of the Horse,
flr the Session.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-11

~" We learn that the Commissioners at
theS sitting this week, did refuse to grant
tavern license to any, deeming i. improper
that public houses should be connected
with the sale Of ardent spirits, and the coDfu-
sion consequent thereon. This is an unex-
pecied bu! laudatory move in the Commission.
ers, yet some doubts are entertained as 10 their
right TO refuse license to any that has com.
piled with the statute governing the case.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-11

" The Albany Argus says. well inform
ed Member of Congress, writes on the 10Th
Instant, as follows
A proposition is before US TO revive the re
jected Texas Treaty., which will receive very
Iiule support from the norhern democrats
Il is extremely prob!emalcal, probably impro.
bable that any proposition annexing Texas,
can be adopted -
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-11
WISCONSIN HERALD,

GRANT COUNTY 4 DIV + RITZ 5 L K {.
LANCASTER, WISCONSIN,.
SATURDAY., JANUARY IL, 1915.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-11

~" We received by las, mail, the I. DOLLAR
News PAPER" accompanied by a supplement
which contained The report of The Secretary of
State, in regard to the annexation of Texas,
together with his correspondence with Mexi.
co and Texas The report of the Secretary of
War The report Of the Secretary of the Ma.
w, and the report of the Post Master General
The above was all furnished to The readers Of
Of that excelIen, paper, in addition to the regu-
lar weekly sheet. We doubt whether i, has
been done by any other weekly 10 the United
States.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-11

OF The troubles between Gen. Yanrensa-
laer Of Albany, and his ,enanlry, have assumed
of late, very serious aspect. Within short
time, three most at,rocious murders have been
committed by the disguised Indians, and va
rous other oairages agains, the peace. Al our
latest dates, 200 stand of arms had been pla-
ced in the hands of lbe Sheriff Of Columbia
county by the Governos, with direcious to use
them if necessary 10 maintain law and order.
Several of the disguised Indians have been az.
rested and are now in prison.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-11

~ The Secretary of War, proposes to es-
tablsh new Territory, on the East slope of
The Rocky Mountains, on the head waters Of
The Platte and Arkansas rivers, to be called
"NEBRAsKA," which is the Indian name of
the Platte river. This extensive region is moi,
as yet claimed By any other than our govern
ment, but for fear the avarice and jealousy Of
Great Britain may beexcited to set up claim,
we would advise lha. this territory be not
"crackej up" much at present, although it
iii one of The most delightful regions in the
world. 1t has a varied and salubrous climate,
rich soil, and is well supplied with water and
fine timber. II also commands The grand
pass between the Atlantic and Pacific ocean.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-29
AND ALARMING CASUALTY

AZ sudden irrupton of a volcano followed in
rapid succession by twO hundred severe shocks of
an earthquake, will create alarm in any part of the
civilized world. Who willsay that it will motor
who will say that the immense fame, that the we'll
known Lottery firm of EMORY & CO., No. 2 Cal
vert ST Baltimore, is not well merited after glancng
At the following list of brilliant prizes that this popu
Lar house has distributed within the past three weeks
here II is:
Moniay, Nov. 5th, $4,000, in a whole ticket, sent
10 Harper's Ferry.
Saturday, 9Th, $4,000, in " ticket, sent 70 Car
isle, PenR.
Tuesday, llt5, $4,000, in 4 whole, sen: TO Phiadel-
phia, Pa.
" ednesdayy lalh, $4,000, in aaf ticket sent TO
Petersburg, We.
Thursday, 18th, 5000 in aquarley ticker, sent to
Boston, Mass.
Friday, 18th, $1,000, III a quarter ticket, sent to
Elizabeth City, n. &.
Wednesday 10Th, geo, 900 ia whole, sent to Co,
lumbus, Ohio.
Saturday 22d, 900 in whole, sold IN Nary land.
Tuesday 25th, $4,000 in quarter, sold IN Mar
land,
The above prizes have all heen cashed-are on file,
aud may be at our famed office, No. Cal
gert-st where Adventures abroad, who wish to try
their luck in the lotteries, and who wish their orders
attended TO properly, promptly and falt fully, should
IN all cases direct their orders
Q3- Remember that Emory Co. pay postage On
all orders, both
EMORY & co, Calvert street,
Hl9 Baltimore, MARYLAND.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-29
TNHIs DAY RECEIVED BY

- TAYLOR, WILDE & co.
The "Whi,e Boy a story of Ireland in 1929, by
Mrs; 8 C. Hail. "a country ever hardly
used" 81
Geraldine, by NJ. F. Topper, ESQ 50
The Life of Condo, by Lord Mahon, vols. Is
Constipation cured by natural & infallibe means, 30
Cruikshanks' Table Book, % illustrations, 2S
Nursery Ditties, by Mrs. Lullaby, illustrated iol
Littell's Living Age, No. 81, lpI
The Jesuit from the Fench of Michelet & Quinet, So
fresh supply of Harper's Publications, includ-
ing Durbin's Travels in the East; The suffer
ings of Christ; Bosom Friend Amy Herbert.
Gamblers Wife, Sc. &c.
Music from the Opera of Cinderella four of the
best Songs Of the Opera, for d
la Cracoyienne, from the Ballet of the Gipsey le4
All of Ferret & Co.'S Music on hand.
Cooper's new novel, the Chanbearer, a sequel
to satanstoe, by }. Fennimore Cooper, in .
Poems by Frances Anne Butler, with a portrait
OF the authoress rs
History of the Pirates, Free5ootcrs OF Buccaneers
of America, a5
Confessions and Observations by Water Patient,
by Z. l.. Bulwer, 1914
History of Duchess Of c., thrilling romance lei
Godey's Lady's Book; Graham's Maya ZINE; Co
lumbar Magazine, and New York IlIustrat-
ed Magazine, for Dec, each 25
Lady's National Magazine and Arthur's Maya
zine for Dec, each 1874
History of Women, by Maria L. Child, . vols rs
The Brothers Revenge, part L, 2s
Harper's Pictorial Bible, No. AZ, IS
Illustrated Wandering Jew, No. f. Is
The Rhine, ~ Victor Hugo.
Trippngs in Author Land. by Fanny Forester, so
The Orange Girl of Venice, or the downfall of
"the Council OF en,' a romance, IL!
The Philosophy Of Mystery, by Walter Cooper
Dendy, Is
90 The Boston, New York and Philadelphia Pa
pers, all received. The Weekly Herald 81 O'Clock
this day.
GI3- Every new and cheap publication received as
soon as issued, and for sale wholesale and RETAIL
TAYLOR, WILDE & CO.'S Literary fall
Nos. 4, and Jarvis Buildings, Bali
And at No. 3 ELLIOTT'S BUILDINGS,
1t Penn. Avenue, Washington Civ
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HDUBLIC SALE. By order of the Orphans
IL Court Of Baltimore County, the undersigned,
administrative of David Jones, late OF said County,
deceased will sell at public sale, on WEDNES DAY,
la residence situated about miles from Baltimore,
between the York and Falls Turnpike roads, the per
sonal property of said deceased; consisting in part Of
about tons OF Hay; tons of Straw; 30 bushels of
Potatoes; 70 bushels of Wheat; 2 Horses; Cows |
Heifer; Buggy; Carriage; | Wagon; 2 Carts; about
bb's of Corn in the ear PloHghs Harr0ws; lot Of
Posts and Rails; sett of Blacksmths Tools; sett
Of Wheewrght's Tools; Implements Of Husbandry;
4 variety OF valuable Household and Kitchen Furni-
ture that is TO say, eight day Clock Mahogany and
Walnut Tables; Beds and Bedding; Chairs; Carpets;
Stoves with many other articles not enumerated.
Terms Of sale-al sums not exceeding $40, cash,
and on al SUMS above $40 credit of three msnths
will be given, 10 be secured by with good
rty, bearing interest from day of sale.
SARAH JONES, Adm'x Of
n2g-2t' DAVID JONES, deceased,
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WNR. MANN.s ANTIBILIOUs OR LIVER

HER. MANN'S ANTIBELIOUs OR LIVER
-@V PILLS, acknowledge equal in curing all dis
eases arising from deraDged state of the Liver Sto-
mach, Bowels, or Blood, and indeed the whole sys-
tenn they need but one trial to establish that fact in
the mind Of every one. Read the following
/, the undersigned, have used DR.. MANM'S ANTI
BILIOUS Or BLOOD PULLS, and can say with
ruth never received as much relief fIom any medi-
cine in my life As have from the Of these Pills
Before took them was constantly troubled with
the Head ache, Back ache, or dull heaviness in nv
whole system. Neither of these have fet since
commenced 10 use Or. Mann's Pills, and would re
commend them 10 all afflicted.
WILLIAM THOMAS,
They may be had of the different agents, or 1T the
Proprietors Block and Pump OGice, No. 2 basement
Jarvis Building, corner of NORTH and BALTI-
MORE STREETS. n29 If
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NOw ON THE COUNTER AT


l22 Baltimore ST. one door w. of North
Fremonts Narrative, 25
Arthur g Magazine for December, lSl
A0ednrgo, the Money Lender, 25
The Whiteboy, a story of Ireland in 1922 %
The Life of Condi, by Lord Mahon, , vols. rs
Gems OF Cinderella, I2A
La Craeovienne, from the Ballet of the Gipscy al
Gems Of Massanieo 25
The Chainbearer, by J, F. Cooper, rs
Cruikshanks Table Book, with % engraVings IS
Wonderful History of a Lady, 1914
Godey's Lady's Book for December, with Win
ter Fashions, 25
Graham'S Magazine for DO. %
Ladies National Magazine for do. le.
NewY York Illustrated Magazine fOr do IS
Bulwer on Water Cure, l2i
Philosophy do. 25
School for Scandal, a Comedy, I21
The O'Donogue, by Charles Lever, (Colyer's
edition) -!
tGL Papers for sale this day--Yankee, Uncle Sam
SubterraneaR, Courier, Herald, Tribune, Dollar News,
paper, Mirror, Post, Gazette, Emporium, &c.
All the good and cheap Publications, Newspapers,
Novels, magazines Music for sale at the established
low rate. CHARLES A. HINCKLEY, Jr.
1t 6 doors below ClDper office,
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U3-FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES, of every size, for sale by the case, dozen,
or single Plate.
ALSO, the most complete and largest assortment
of Mahogany FRAMES 10 be found in the city.
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patterns, before introduced in Baltimore, made
to order of the very hest materials and BY the best
workmen together with Gilt BOX CORNtCES;
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o. THANK SEWING! Persons in want Of funds
will have cause to be thankful if they will drop in at
EGERTONS' Lucky Offices and secure the $4,000 ia
the famous Small Fry Of SATURDAY. a full pack
age Che very best way purchasel costs hut Sl3 so,
quarters only So 81, and first rate chance for the
highest prizes in the LOTTERY. Single chances ST.,
quarters 25 cents. Apply early at ERTONS' Ever
Lucky Offices, corner of South street and Exchange
Place corner of Gay and Pratt streets, and corner of
Commerce and Pratt sts Baltimore, n27 2.
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10 LAFAYETTE HOSE COMPANY. spr,
cia meeting of the Company will Re held at the Hal
TODAY (Saurday,) NV, 29th, and also on MON
DAY EVENING, December Isl, at 81 O'Clock AS
the Company making arrangements 20 receive
their Brethren, the URion Fire Company Of Laneas-
ter Pa, who il is expected will arrive here on Wed
ncsday next Il is hoped that every member will be
present. There are few more Tickets for the BAH
and Supper left and those members and other Fire
who have not supplied themselves, are respect
fully requested to do so without delay. By order,
n29 q BENZ. J. CLARK, Sec'y.
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A RARE CHANCE

"a TO PERSONS OF SMALL CAPITAL!
FOR SaLE-The apparatus for manufacturing an
article that sells readily The whole outlay viii mt
be more than S35. The business has no opposition
and has yielded tor the last six years, from 10 $7U0
per annum. None ueei apply thar cannot command
that amount. Apply at this Office, n26-3.
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me- THANK sGIyING DAY-TDANKsGIyIN

{I3s THANK SGIVTNE DAY-THANkSGTVING
FESTIVAL. The encouragement which the Ladies
of the Universalist Church have received at their
Festival, which opened Tuesday evening, has in
duced them 10 announce that it will be continued
EVERY EVENING this week. 1t is held in the
Session Room of the Church, which has been very
handsomely decorated for the occasion, with Paint
ngs, Engravings, Banners, sc. SUPPER is PIE
pared every evening for the visitors. An excellent
table of Confectionery has been provided, and very
handsome Fancy Table covered with suitable articles
fer THANKSGIVING PRESENTS, n27 If
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Our Book TABLE. Received from Messrs Taylor,
Wilde & Co.-Library of Select Novels, No. 65-con-
tanning sThe White Boy" Story of Ireland in 1922;
bv Mrs s. C. Hall. Price 25 cents.
"Abednego, the Money LENDER" by Mrs. Gore
Price 25 cents.
oArthur's Ladies' Magazine" for December, with
two beautiful engravings
emusic from the Opera of Cinderella containing
four of the best Songs in the Opera. Price 25 cents.
From Messrs. Armstrong & Bery-'The Suffer
ings of Christ, by Layman. The object of the au
thor of this volume is, TO prove that the expiaory
agonies of our Lord reached not only his humanity,
but his very Godhead" 1t an abstruse subject, up
on which volumes may be written without much edi-
fication The author has not affixed his name to the
production but will disclose himself should itbecome
necessary.
From J. s. Waters we have received the "Narra-
tive of the Exploring Expedition to the Rocky Noun
ta,ns," by Capt Fremont. Price 25 cts.
HOLIDAY ST. THEATRE. The Seguin Opera corps
having me, with the most flarerng reception, ola
Somnanbula" will be repeated tonight, with other
yta'
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-29

nc BALTIMORE TYPOGRAPHICAL SOClE-
TY. The mernbers are hereby notified to attend an
annual meeting of the Society, at Military han, on
THIS (Saturday) EVENING. 29th inst, at D O'Clock
As the eli ction Of officers will take place this even
ing, is earnestly requested that there be iu at
tendance OF the members. By order,
JOHN w. PEREGOY, Rec Sec.
", B. Those connected with the printing business,
who intend participating in the celebration oil me
fourteenth Anniversary of the above Society, are also
invited 10 be punctual in their attendance at the same
time and place, Supper will De on the table at .
O'Clock, II