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New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20
PatiperisuI,

In MASSACHUSETTS, the numbrrc Stale Peaprfs Tor
the wear ending Is, Of November ioii, WINS oooo
q; ,6ss., 5 8G, moe len ca hai', afe iOF5ign'[s.
In ST. Louis tae nunb9r 81 FauperS /" uls 1- a'ns-
Hons. Is o thsse i3 foreigners, a'id - a A!nef'
;crns. Dunuc the last four cars there have or,n @
rdnlit,-d into ths 81. Logis Mutinc Hospital l2S'
Foreigners aud go Americans.
Such (acts as these are sometimes cited 10 dsPSf-
aga foreigners but the. may better he considered as
compliments to Americans 'l0 prefer 10 rent dwell
Iinss Tor themselves, rather than 10 creep under The
shelter oil the roofs Of ediices provided or I's mccoy
By the State Besides, is il -iogular t1"t IN Amen-
ca-t!e home Of alt classes tcom the old wofd both
the educated ard prosperous, the poor aud ignorant
lis il singular that some portion OF the latter should
clum our Charity ia ,his land OF ;iei: ADOPTION
Let ,,..m come. ia Gois name. ami get WHAT ac-
Communications they can ia F-s wid- abode Of pres
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20

Polk WIrapaAwN.-A letter from Washington
TO the Richmond Enquirer states that she nomins-
ton Of Dir Polk, tbrother Of the President elect as
Minister TO Naples, has been withdrawn from the
Senate by His Accidency.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20
The next O. 5. sena,e.

The gentlemen here named have been CHOSEN
L. 5. Senators for SIX yeas from the 4th Of
lI4rch next:
aaine. .Jo1a Feiyf.ld, reelected.
Massachusetts,, DANIEL WaBsTER, vice Il Cd0ate
Gb.de Island, =. Albert C. GREENE, yico J. u.
FRANCIS.
Connecticut JABEz ~. HuSTISGToN, reelected.
Vermont, SAMUEL 5. PHELPS, do
tommy lvania, = Daniet Sturgeon, reelected.
Delaw4re,. JoHN III. CLAYroN, sice X. II.
BAYARD.
MARYLAND, REvERDY JOHNSON, vice ". d.
MERRicK.
Ohic... Thomas CoRwis, wee BeayG-
mta 1oppam.
glis.o,irj,. Thomas II. BESroS, feri-cted.
Wings IN suALL cAPirALs-I.5eos IN ,taites
So far there is a ne. Wing gain Of one, bot
the States 10 elect are certain TO ogcrDalance 1t,
~:
New York--A Loco i'll place Of n. p. TALLmApcE;
viIginie-Donbilul, & WM. G RiTEs;
liississippi--A Loco JOHN HENDERSON; !;
tenaesses-Doubtfu, E. II. Foster;
icdiunu- Doubtful, " Albert 5. WHITE;
,iicbgan-A Loco, AuG's. 5. PORTER.
Here are three certain gains 10 Locofocoism,
and q fair chance for three more. The next
senate is certain to stand 24 Wings to % Locos,
witf. tue three doubtful states above noted TO SET
tie the Jreponderance. One Of them gives & prac-
ical Loco.Foco majority as the Vice President
Dallas, has casting vote in any case Of tie
'Tnerc can be no reasonable doubt OF Polk ma
;or;fv IN each House of Conprcss
u The explosion of Mr.. Catej j. McNuity
Clark Of the House OF Representatives, Is, i. viii
be seen by cur Washington adyices, complete.
lie has been turned ca: neck and heels, and his
late first assistant elected in his stead. We are
sorry for Mac, who. though icrocious Loco
Foco, possesses many points of & good fsllow.
We hope be will have better luck with his depo-
| sited funds in Gbip end New ork than ,ge ever
had with any change thst our friends undertook
10 kecp for rs We have e1perimentcd consider
ably in this lice, and almost invariably found our
depnsitorics bctIec at keeping that refunding
Mac, we infer from his ieacessneas in operating
with other folks money, has not hitherto been
caught so.
| Rather odd the BavageDe.s with which the
| Loco-Foco Members, who have just passed Sub
Treasury bill, have srubbed Macs notion Of de-
posting the Contingent Fund with men who hooe
souls rather than with Corporations winch have
noue But the world is fall Of glsring inconsis.
encies.
PrrrsBuRGH ELgcrroN.-An Election for May
or and Common Council Of Pittsburgh was held
on The l4th INST. winch resulted in the choice Of
" ]. HowARD, (Whig) by majority OF 20
votes over the next highest candidate. The vote
stood for
Howard, ;whig) 366 Rinehart. a. H. col
Nlagraw, IL. F. = i 337 Geland, G.;bl -. 50
Hay (in. Whigl- 2jO
The Wings elected IL Of the Common coun-
cil and 3 of the Select; the Loco. Focos 9 Of the
Common ConnciI and . Of The Select.
IN Allegheny City Opposite Pittsburgh Iiszs-
bIAn NIxoN Wing has been elected Mayor by
l;SS majority, aud the regular Wing ticket Car.
,iad IN cvrry Ward
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20

c5 iMELAplEs NATIONAL MACHINE for Feb
rl,ary may be had OF ". II. Graham, i60 Nassau
street. lis contents arc as various and entertaining
as usual We notice articles from the pens OF jFs.
Sieourrey, Mrs. Stephens, Mrs. orne, Ii. IL. Duh-
lap an others. Il has two beauuul engrasingS-
Washington, aged 49, ard Vie" from Hyde Park
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20

B JOHN FAIRFIELD vas on Wednesday last re-
elected United States Senator from Mane for SIX
years from The 4,h OF March next. The vote s,ocd
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20

sg. GopEY's LApy'S Book for February is en-
bsllished wj:h tlur cpgrayirss, two OF which { ihe
Sisters OF Bethany and = Hard Subject TO
Paint are really beautiful TIE others are passable,
though less agreeable 70 our taste O(ihe contents
i, is sufficient TO say that they embrace conribu-
tons from Miss Sedgwick, Miss Leslie, Mrs. Welby,
Edgsr A. Poe, Poor Scholar Prof. John Frost,
and other standard writer's. The music in this mum
Der is The Maiden's Thought by George Muller,
with words adapted to 4 German air by J. L. 3.
Sullivan. W. II. Graham, 100 Nassau street.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20

The gentlemen he,e named have been CHOSEN
u. 5. Senators for SIX yeas from the 4th Of
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20

Dg- AL Philadelphia SuIIsc ri ptiOns 40 the
TRBuN must be paid 10 the Agents, Ieber s. To- Ledger
Bindings n aud thc,nus ,ts where single cops may also
be ObtuIned daily at O'Clock. % Jn2Oe0dV
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20

II inE BAT~rLE ng BUS6ge in. with the living "a,
DuuLs Nlalairf G. aud host 0 ntbes Constitute
un Attractive bli The An.ncnn Museum this evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20

TAusIssroS, Jan. Is. lsi5
LEE SENATE was not IN session to-day.
HogzE or REPREssNTArWEs.-Aite the read.
lag Of yesterdays journal, Dir. VANCE OF Ohio
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-10

CoNpUcrrxc TIE ELEcRIc FLUn
AcRoss RivEes. Tho particulars q
The plan By which Professor Alor.e has
conducted the electric fluid acfoss rev
ers. BIZ means OF the water ITSELF IRE
given BY him IN i Letter TO the Secrc-
fr,. of the Treasury, Il Washington.
The Cirts Which led TO the discovery,
and whicA we haze before seen pub
listed, arc rs follow SIN the autumn
Of 1872, at the request Of The .Qmcri-
can icsli.ute, Prof NJ. undertook 70
Give 70 tie people Of New York De-
iaonsiraioa ofihc practicability Of his
invention, by connecting Governors
Island wjih Castle Garden, distance
Of one mile. Tor his purpose he lald
his wires, properly insulated, bcneaih
The water. lie had ilst commenced
operating. and received two or three
characters, when lis intentions were
completely frustrated in the Obstruction
apart Of lis conductors by q vessel
which drew them up on her anchor
and cut hem eff. II was doriag tlc
subscqncntnight, whilst sercring NOR.
ifca,ioa d this failure, chat lie cooceiy.
ed the plan Of arranging bis wires n
hong ihc b3uk5 Of the river, 90 as 20
cause SIC water iiseli to conduct The
electricity across. IN experiment
was made soon after a. Washington, on
4f.a
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-10
BOUNDARIES on WISCONSIN.

Late attention has been drawn 10 the
fact, Thai Wisconsin con aios an exten,
OF territory equal 80 SIS OF ibe. largest
class Of States of the Union The Inc
Of Jurisdiction cannot be less than
twelve hundred miles long by two
hundred broad By the plain ading
Of the Ordinance Of 1857, this dyis-
ion mus, constitute ony single State.
II cannot be divided into different State
Jurisdictions without paipable viola
ton Of tbal ordinance; but, lls violation
would be 40 new thing. 10 fixing the
northern boundary Of illinois, a, At
present recognized, as plaina violation
WAS committed as woaId be, II mere
ihan hre States were formed out OF
the territory cedcd by said ordinance
And new They have got ioto the habit
Of disregardingii, II will be easy 20 80
or, especially IN ease where o psssa-
bic a, ology, Il leasl can h spread ov-
er the ar,ion, as nigh, be in TIE diyis.
ION of Wisconsin Such an Immense
extent Of country is too large 20 govern
we'll. e. peciany Il denscly populated.
In coming wears Il viii contain, is
many millions. It's numbers & strength
will bo thosc Of mighty nation, Of it.
sell. In cur form Of GoternClent, i
can hardly b. expcdiens ard il may
not be safe tha, a single State should
be so large: at any rate, sveh will be
tho argument urged; and Ia due time.
probably, several States Of the Union
say two or three, will be carved ont OF
the Territory, now known as Wiseon-
sin, notwithstanding the distinct pro
Initiation orthe Ordinance q 1887.
The boundaries of Wisconsin art
now TRAGEDIES follows; Froe the ex.
tremc southwestern Boundary. nearly
opnos,ie nobuque, Il extends M The
cas-. bank Mississippi 10 us sources
chen IN Z direct northern liHe 10 th,
British possessions, running eastward
in a line 10 the axe IL the Noods
ihence soatheasierly 20 ,l,e Rainy Lafs
and its tributaries. until Il strikes th'
northern shore of Lake Superior, op
,oSite The head &c Isle Royal, the,
irayersiug the head OF that lake az,
the southern shore of the head Of Moo
sresl river. where il strikes The terrific
r. 81 The State Of Michigan, thence g
loo0 ,hewestern shoes of I.aSe Mieh
igsn 10 point wiIaiu forty miles Q
Chicago.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-10

This newa is brought by the FANsv, from
Vera Crpz The da,as from that port are q
Inc 18Th. eleven days laier han betore recei.
we'd The news comes BY iho New Orleans
papers, aaj although unimPonao' it has De.
cijedly warlto appearance Tic n: o.
Tfopie says:
The Mcxieao papers are fully octu-
pied VIII the discussion Of the anneXa-
ton question, but where 50a1baI and
drapado form the staple Of all newsPa-
per articles as isihe case IN Mexico, il
it i exceedingly difficult 10 arrive a
any definite conclusion. i is clear en-
ougb, however, that the desire for war
with Uncle Sam is only tempered vita
that better part Of vainr, discretion.
The official journal, ei Diorio del Ga
bernie, las some very mysterious gv-
ing out.which, VIC suppose, pass Al
their full value. II asserts, with most
solemn air, that it IS IN possession OF
some important and warlikc move
ments en- the part OF The government
which motives Of Stale policy prevents
Fl from making public. iissgely adds,
that secrecy Is the soul Of military op-
craiions, but that it hopes lha. the
speedy and successful issue Of tie op
eradons 10 which the editors a!.ude,
will rercv;g al cause for silence or
concoaIment.
II may be some comfort 10 those
who have weak nerves, 10 know that
Ameriean interests 10 that quarter are
not 10 be without Protection. a. the
Fanny spoke, in lat go deg. so MIN
utes, lon. $500, the American squad
ron, consisting Of che irigats Poiomae,
sleep Faimou b, aud briggs Lawrence
sud Somers, bonud 90 Nars Cruz
Commodore Conner is Ia command.
Tbe rial of Santa Ana Is gosag on
but was not making any great progress
/ Nothing Was known as 20 lhe pro3Ablt
+ fate Of the Ex-llictat6r.
TIE British frigale Eurodiee, iron
Galveston, arrived 81 Vera iJuz OF
.he lain with des9atehes for the Brit
ish Minister. which were Immediately
Forwarded 10 ibe capitol.
Mr. Wilson shannon. Eavoy EX
trseraiuary, .psry erfvaarfiharg.
from lie ui,gd states, ii IS ss,d, has
withdrawn from The capitol. snd woul1
leave IN a few days Tor the q. States
'Fh aanuac.atiop Viii. we doubt NOT
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-10

Fla. ~ NEw YoHK--Bapey Iseofre
surnt ia NE fourth tinss--A fire hrsko oas ~
ths 25lh. at 6 O'Clock P ~. il ,as ossp<fss. .
room snaehed 70 he Bowery 'Fhaas,e. wsie::>
Instantly communicated "a The Taeaise i.seli,
and in vary few minUies thas nabIssi %
s,ructurss was mass Of ruins Tho asSors
and actresses were al 10 Ire bOil3ing. dres
sing for The dnlies Of he night. From fifteen
to iwea,y ibonsaHd visitors had assembled,
and wers quietly seated. hen the roof was
discovered 70 he in streaming blaze II ire
Tie seene which followed, is indeseribable.--
The frightened crowd rushed pell.lneH to the
doors, while he lurid fame was wTealilog a.
found the outside and seuing a. defiance oil
oker;ians 70 escape. Hundreds q firemen were
busy iniheir daunliess exerIiops 10 rescue The
alarmed ,aolileds from their threatened des-
iueIion. and siap The spreading frs which H.
Illuminated the borizon All was noise end
eonfnsion. Crowds assembled in the streets
and ,umall rosFed and ragged on every side.
A, his frigtfal juneinre he heavy sntabla.
tufe and ympauam--aow all in "a bright fame
fell TO tie ground, breatiog iaIo 6efy fTag-
menis enclosing The inmates with wall Of
Ere in font, while the burning theatre itself
was al their backs. A general tosh (happily
successfully through the fallen and burning
mass 70 lhe stree, eusuej, amid The desieniag
shouts or tho multitude.
Tho roof now gave way--:he FIRE sougb!
The neigbboriug holdings, and several were
more OF less injured, aud some badly damaged
before the flames was arrested Every ding
about the theatre was total ioss--no insu.
raAce.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-10

Graz from me American Minis
Ter Mr.. SaAsSos, who bad retired
"a Tacubaya. sta,irg that he would
leave for the y. S. ina fsw days Il
is probable tina, he is only awaiting des-
patches which he knows 10 be on their
way 10 him, before taking leaye o;
Mexico.
The Bee. contains the aeeeuni Of 40 awfal
earthquake. which desolaled ika city Of Maxi.
co on The i2ih. The oscillations began sboai
o'clock p NJ. AM lasted about Two ninnIes.
The shocks were terrible. and produced pan
ie in The city Of the New world, peyer before
experienced. The chains Surrounding lac
porucO were vitlenily agi.aed; he Gags Of The
pavement yawned open, he tees ben, fright
fully, The bindings sn5 lofty edi6ces oseilla-
I'D 10 and fro; The immense srow which
crowns the sumTaii of1he cathedral yibrsied
witi' astonishing rsPidity; a. Sc minutes pasl
thTee the movement had ceased.
lis Impossible yet io.asceTlaip the ex,eas
Of destruction. Not house ar IGOR but
bears ihs marks of Ibis terrible ealaui,y.---
Many Of lhem arc cracked and terribly injured.
others are lettering. and olkers eaiiFely fallen.
San Lorenzo. la sIisehcorda, Tempea,e, u
pc and Victoria streets, and he Gfand stree,
have particularly Suffered. The aqnoduets
were broken ia several places The bridge
Of Tezonllale s demolished. The Hospital
q Saint Lazarus ia 10 ruins, and HE churches
Of Sac f.orenzo and San Ferdinand a. atty in
lare1, The magnhcent chapel of Saint The.
resa 10 longer exists Attic first shock the
capola building Of astonishing stfeagib end
gFsa. beauty fell, end vas sooD followed by
she vaalt beneath The tabernacle and the aber
uacie Itself.
Fortunately, al those 10 church SO much
fsequeo,ed succeeded IN escapipg 4 eight
O'Clock last evening, seventeen persons had
been taken ffom li,e ruins Of other holdings
and carried & tho Hospital
Al ihreequatisss pasi siy. aud quarter
pasi seven, swo more shocks were FL. They
were however, Slight and occssioaeJ nothing
ugi temporary renewal Il terror.
The authorities did every hing that zeal
and humanity canld suggest, sorsrFy help to
the victims, and restore The aqueduc,. which
Furnish water .othe city"
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-10

STORMS The Galena Gazette says. lhasa
terrible storm passed over Adams CO.. III las,
week. which threw down a church and severa!
dwellings, a. Misunderstanding orchards
and fences With The earth. One person kiied
during the storm---a Dir 1'Pion, Of Pulaskl,
About The same time, similar storm was
experienced between Rockford and Chicago.
Al Nspieryile and ils vicinity. scarcely .
house was lef, uuroefed. One old lady killed
by the storm,
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-10

KlcKAPoo Corpea MINIS "A corfespop.
ieoI Of the Galena Gazette. wFii;ue from near
lie copper diRgings Of Messrs. Sterling and
Messersmith, between thirty and forty mes
N. r from Prairie Do CHEN, saye he has
visited lhe diggiogs and although the grouod
haa noi ye been propen (the men having Us.
arrived here 70 test ,hem In a proper ma0ner.)
be thinks she prospect very 1a"efina. and
would bear examinaHan by better judges lhan
himself Re says: /" The ere is found II 3
horizontal opening. In large massss, bot u
has moi been traced 10 a continuous aody The
doepes, shat, is only - feet Isis 10 fms
fafmiug counlfy. lhe prairie is rolling IN large
broad swells Il is situated about eight miles
from The Mississippi, whers there is gocd
landing apd good road leading 70 it. Il
his proves 10 be good mining country, a
town viii Be buiH up there, Of oonrse. The
Ieud here is in ihe market, and is all liable 10
entry, though bos few quarters have beer
entered.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-10
Fo ne HeyaLl
prLEaArE ro coNaNEss.

Tbs Important office cfDsiegase 50 Csosress
IL vacant Who shal, next represent sh's
rer,itoty IN our national eoanciIsl That we
choose Whis or Democrat, IS fai less in
pog,sni. ,haa that we choose representative
who is capable so3 honest We want q sober
man who eaa stand Up ard discharge he ID
,ies--an rgEeiunt mae sho can accomplish
s,snsihtpg--a msa Of good rePpte, who will
reject no Disgrace npoa his constituents. q
i osiie nced!ess thai be shooid BE- ss.iiss 81,
49, same AZ sesea sp e. pisy RECKLESS aaod
"a Aras e. faaudor hiraself By s.Vil.inE wis
KEY frsm horse 5gcEst We wsnt ne Usn
who is a as,pasoese bY trade ap5 who. whea
he gs,s rssdY, throws himself ssuids Fsry,
Hse rifcos user We are no rea3g 90 PCS
oa,se'tss on3er she Lash e Poiincsi rrE-
a,as,er We &c oot wast tspfesslastiss
eeaspteuous only 10 iafamsi Hot Sc Sc Hsas
say ~ lie "a political backs imported from
the Soa,h or tho East We 0.as. take l5e
ssss rsa We caa sslsct-sestis5 81 eosrss 81.
~i,i hs-aas slee, him II We eR. Csc 3
n.s,s etsri-ns niab Sc fssas g. FsFrsseas Wis
eassia il Congress. shsa Alszaasst L. Get
hrs az Ma6'sosl GRANT
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-10

Lars FgaM AKxsco.--Ey oor late sdsices
from Msxieos have The letter Of the ssoxi,
rsn Minister % Als. shannon, elssins al cor
dependence viii he Unisod STATES, aud. elso.
ne prosssi issued % The Enplsh. French aud
Sasrish Ministers. The FolIoNinz ex .s4e
,lrom The document. viii Chocolate iie feelings
with which Mexico receives he news ,fthe
Annexation If Texas;
"ihe undersigned fenews 10 MS eAcelisney.
AiF. Shsnnon, lie protest already Greeted ..
rains. aanexaiion; and, moreover. woSid add,
that the Mexican Repablie VIII oppose the
measure with eli The decision due 10 her oH u
honor aud sovreign,y, and shat the Eovernmea,
ardensly desires shaf considerations a loyalty
ard justice should gel outweigh with the eisl-
zens u The United Static, designs for extern
ding iheiT territory al the expense Of . friend
II 3epuhlic, which, il lie midst If its mis-
fortunes. disgraeasl eenks 70 preserve an %.
spotted maine, and thereby the rank to which
ils desdnes call a., &c. Sc.
Here follows few extracts ftamshe "pro-
test :"
"The Undersigned. Minister Of Foreign
RelaiioRg. hes TIC honar 70 tfansmit 10 bis tx
cellehcy, he Minister Of ------, The following
cii0alar being iinpeIled 10 employ ibis means
loflransnting 10 his Tyoof] government, 10
Tins note, tbs etlemu and formal protest Of The
Mexicsn Republic, suggested By an ani which,
wouudiag TO The las' degree The rights and
henor Of Mexico. is equally destructive 10 the
Universal principles Of justice, 10 The respect
due free and in,eliigen, nations. and ihs good
faith which eivliizalo0 has fxed as The basis
Of International intercourse.
The American Government having been the
first 10 acknowledge he independence If The
Repabic q Mexico, show iag issolf aealous
papizan Of liberty, hss heen lie cniy one
which has endeagoged 10 usurp a portion Oh her
territory lie weula also add. that. as tap
pears FROM reject declaTalions, Inc designs q
Inc United Siaeb have been as Old 90 Tie
friendship, which it VAS sough; 70 ronfTr--
Gfsi, by j treaty &c smty, ard hy another for
ire adjustment Of bopufaiies-~Nhchh has now
been completely Violated In aiding Texas 10
sever herself tom The Republic, the Uuised
STATES were wsuiing 10 good faiths hut 10 aid
ing 70 incorporate Teas with She American
Confederation. and doclasing hat ihie tas beee
her policy foriweHiy years. sbe has pursued o
course witch haa n0 parallel in ,be history {
civilized Bauans Tie Mexican Republic
VIII employ. 10 opposition toiEis msaeaFe hsr
power ard her resources, aod, ifusiipE 30 lte
justice Of her cause. does na' fear 20 glFe as-
suranre that, whatever nay be he result, she
viii preserve the honor whish, at any corl,
she o1gh 10 defend IN The very grave MISTER
unle5 consideration"
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-10

cry man on the jury. How TO decide
was 4 vast difficulty and aitera long
and pcrplexing consultation tie nem-
Der: Of tie jury finally agreed q raise
the sum OF twenty-five dollars BY con-
tribr.;on among themselves and salts
fed tic claim, paid al costs, and Lad
The case disni,
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-10

az The Southport Telegraph has named
Mason G. DAnpps, Of Fon do Lac. as can
dida'e for Delegate 10 Congress, und Teccin-
mends him TO The favorable consideration Of The
ncnonralie TeErIlorial Gnnyeniien.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-10
May 10

business; bn, when Il Il reeolleeiea Tia, n.
l@misrasiaa 10 this country IS immense, ~ ~
that all eaiigrauis are consumers for ibe e.,
lone a. itvo years; this apparent balance ass,ns,
Ins 10 easily explained =
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-10

Fsr1r-Thr cold has destroyed 'hS
r-s.pesi FER fsui; ihis season. The
rrn.s 81 peaches app'cs and cherries.
will he verv small. We examined .
number az trees yesterday, and could
sna hnt Few buds that were noi killed.
rs, L.osis Republican. Apr'tie.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-10

IL The o,itr from ST. Peters, last week
reports he Mississippi 10 have been higher
Than known % Be for Iwenly years.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-10

TIVE important improvements IN printing
presses were patented 10 This country last
year 0ea of them consists 10 -ix pressing
cylinders, revolving iboul an axis, with 90 10
genioos arranqetn,rs Of fingers. The sheets
ct paper are seized BY sbe fingers, carried a
round ard over tie bed By the cylinders, which
perform the pressure, aad then deliver Che
sheets in a rapi1 and beautiful manner a
press constructed in this way requires four 81.
,suaans, and delivers the sheets as fast as
they can he fed in by them Tho other i'm
provemen is for printing The sheets On both
sides before they arc delivered from the press
Perfect operating models Of both ,hese inyen.
,ions are in the Patent Once at Washington
[Bosj Post
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-10

Tho Dismal Swamp, ID Virginia took hre
some two OF three weeks ago, and itcontinu-
Cd 20 spread until !! embraced q circuit Of sixty
miles, number Of runaway slaves, who
had secreled Aemss,,yes 10 This swamp for
years; were ioreea TO abandon their hi5rg
places One old woman sought oU, her mas.
ter. ana delivered herself over into seryitute,
giving Up her eleven children IS = 'emuoata-
tion for her absence --IKiogslon Journal