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

IysCRREcTloy II THE CoUNTRr-AMERIcAN
MINISTER Dem ANDED HIS PAssroRTs.
The Southern mail brings news
from Mexico which is highly important
to the United States. The affairs of
Mexico begin to wear a portentous as
pect. and rumors OF instruction and OF
difficulty with the American Minister
are rife in New Orleans. 1t is even
said there that Santa Ana has been
oyerthrown, and Mr.. Shannon had de-
mandcd his passport and was on his re-
turn. These reports are doubtless ex-
aggaratcd, for they arc not confirmed
by the papers which were brought to
New Orleans by the English frigatc
Spartan, Capt Elliott.
BY these itappcars that Mr.. Shan
non, our Minister, has temporary sus-
pended all his official relations with
the Mexican Government. 1t seems
that the American Minister thought
proper to rcmons rate with the Govern
mcnt npon the subject of the project
I'D invasion Of Texas. His complaints
were received With very bad grace.
and the Mexican Minister replied to
Mr.. Shannon that the United States
bad nothing whatever to do with the
internal affairs of Mexico, and that
whatever proceedings might be in CON
temptation against rcvotcd province
was no concern whatever OF the United
States, or Of any other Foreign Power
The Picayunc gives the ioi!o Sing as
the substance of this correspondence:
1t would appear, from such Of the
published correspondence rs VIC have
seen in the Diario, that on the 3lst
ult. Governor Shannon addressed a
letter to the Mexican Government
protesting against the proposed inya-
sion of Texas by Mexico, and es-
pccially against the manner in which
the invasion was TO be made. To this
the Minister Of Foreign Affairs replied
1--WE have not seen his communica-
tion)-dcnying the right of the United
States or any foreign government to
interfere in in the internal affairs OF the
republic. Gov. Shannon. in answer,
charactcrizes the Sccrctary's letter a
being grossly offensive, inasmuch rs it
charges the United States, its govern
ment and people. with falshood, trick
cry, intrigue and designs Of dis
honorable character Gov. Shannon
alleges that the note of The Secretary
is so gross in its character, so offensive.
that he can only demand that il be at
once withdrawn.
The Mexican Minister replies with
che utmost warmth. Hetreats the ear
her part of Mr.. Shannon's correspon-
tence as being supercilious and often
siye, iustifies all that he has himself
written, protests that the Mexicrn gov
eminent has done, and is doing,all that
It can toprcvent 4 rupture with the I'm
ted States, but that affairs have reach
Cd such crisis that it is necessary for
ms government to speak out plainly
before the world. He. therefore de-
chnes to withdraw the note
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TAKEN UP.

"a TAKEN UP.
Df the subscriber, living eight
A<M 40 miles south Of Plaitcville, one
~ CgH BROWN HORSE, about I54 hands
1A>-z.fS high, with some saddle marks, and
supposed to be eight years Old. Also-one BAY
MARE, about fifteea hands high, with large star
IN her forehead, her right hind foot white, with
some whfe on both fore feet supposed 70 be seven
years o, Both shod all rodnd-no brands or
other .IAfFSs perceptibie on either. The owner
rs requested 10 prove property pay charges and
take them away.
WHITMAN BRANDON.
Patch Diggings, Jan. 4. 1915.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DEFAULT having been made in the payment
~ OF Eve hundred and forty six, (S546.) dol
lars, dJs the subscriber together with the interest
on that sum from the 10Th day Of February, \. d.
lS43, from Robert c. Hoard, which said sum was
secured by certain Deed Of Trust executed to
me BY the said Robert G. Hoard, on the said
tenth day Of February, l643, by which said deed,
the said Hoard conveyed to me in trust FOR the plr-
poses in said deed expressed the following desert
bed real estate, situate, lying and being in the
county Of Iowa. and Territory Of Wsconsin, 10 wit
The northeast quarter Of section number twenty,
(20) in town SIX, ~ north range three, % cast
Of the fourth principal meddian. Also-seycntv
acres OF the half Of the north quarter Of
section twenty four, (24) in town FIVE, 81 range
two, east Of the third principal meridian. Now,
for the purposes ofcaTyias Hto effect the Trust IN
me vested By said deed and tor the purpose Of raj
sing the money TO discharge said Indebtedness,
shall sell pubiic ou,-cTy to the highest and best
bidder Tor cash, at the Court House door il the
town Of Mineral Poirf, Iowa county, W. r., on
Saturday the 18th day Of Fe5flafy, Isis, be-
tween the hours of O'Clock 4. VI. and O'Clock
T. VI. ofsaid day, the above described property
and real estate, OF 50 much thereof as will be sIl-
hcisnt to discharge said Indebtedness, together
with the costs mat may accrue thereon.
JOHN B. TERRY,
Trustee OF Il. Z. Hoard
c. c, WAsusUENE, Attorney. -l4-C,
Mineral Poiai, Jana y E, 1915.
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Regular Stage Lire
&S!.s!:4.,l2,1ig'

FnoT rLATrrfitLET ctssyftLE, VIZ. LtSct8.ER
'Np fn@ tprf.tttr.
az He subscriber respectfully informs The pubiis
40 that he has contracted 70 cqrry TIC mail bo-
tween tho above polnt, add that he has mada
ample arrangement leI the accommodation ofthe
travelling public.
The stage wiz laave llntoyHc for Lancaster
e3ery Nontay, Wednesday, nd friday ~ o'clork
T.. H., where il viii connect wIh the Stage from,
Praire du Chcn.
WIN leave Lancaster for Caasyillc, passing Ed
wAidsyiIic, every Saturday motniAg. Cassgilla
Di Paueyl,e, via. Edwarfsgilie and Laneactor
every SUNDAY morning
lIlaave lancaster or Plruc' lie eyery Sunday
At O'Clock y. NJ, And every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday ~ O'Clock A. NJ where il viii
connect with the Stage hom Galena, also tho
Stage from Miwsukie, via Madison.
II. MESSM
Laacatter, Ifsy Is, 1871.
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.STIEPIFF .S.3LE.

Eel virtue oi an alias 4. fa. writ o Execution
ED issued out OF the Office OF the Clerk of the
District Court ofthc Unied States The Comfy OF
Grant Wisconsin Territory, nj she suit OF Ernest
loldeman X Co., Plaintiffs, against the goods
and chattsls, lahds aud teuements Of Stcdnan ID.
Bennett and Decatur Davis, Defendants, directed
70 the Sheriff Of sld county and 10 delivered on
the Both day OF Noyember, 1914; have levied
upon all The right title and interest which The said
Syedman ID. Bennett and Decatur Davis or either
of ;hem had the 9TH day of August, 1874, or
any time thereafter of in and 10 the following de-
scrioed property, to wit: heing paEtQgArigcelo i
the north west quarter OF tho north east luarlef Of
section No. twcnr.hvo 1851 town one | north Of
range No. one west otthc fourth principal me-
ridan, in Grant eountH aforesaid, aud more par,
tcularly known and described on the Fiat OF Sur
vey of the town Of liaze Green, as lot M ,,
fronting ON Main Street sixty feet and extending
back one hundred feet: whch said property will
sell at public venduc, 10 tho highes; bidder, Tor
cash, at the outward door OF the court house in Lam
caster, IN said county, on the 18Th day OF January,
a. D. lS45, between the hours OF nne o'clock "A,
Nj aud four o'clock Z. NJ. of that day, to satisfy
said execution and costs.
L. 5 BAKER, Sheriff G. G.,
80 Gil BY n. w. krNpALi, Under sim.
Dated Sh'd' o,jcc, Lancaster, Nov, 30th, lSil.
Territory OF Wisconsin,) District Court US, A
County OF Iowa, So, pril Term, \. d. lsl5
The Presidents, Directors ana
Company Of the BANK of Mia
era Point,
John Walsh, Edward Walsh and Ia Attachment,
Nathaniel Patterson. co-part-
nors trading and dong business
under the name and finn and
style OF J, & Il. Walsh & Go.
EDUBtIG Notice is hereby glyca, to tho said
Il defendants, John Walsh, Edward Walsh and
Nathaniel Patterson, trading AID doing business
under the name, frm and s.yle of J 4 f. Walsh
< Co, and al others concerned, that on the 2aIE
day Of October, A. d. 1871, writot alachmeo
issued olt of and under the seal Of tho DsuicItoa'
Of the United States for inc county Of Lava a!oie
said, N favor Of the SAID President, Directions ont
Company OF the Bank of Mineral Point, Plaintiffs
and against the goods, chaiteis, land aud tone
mcnts, moneys, rights, credits and effects Of tat
said John Walsh, Edward Walsh and Naltanie
Paterson, co-paiheIs, trading and doing busincs
under the name, style and firm of J. q Il. Walsh
Go ,defcpdants Tor the sum OF ten thousand dollars
6yerS,aa above all Just offsets, reiumable to TN
Anril tenn, \. ID. l6l1, Of said Court, which sait
prithas bgsiNotaed by the Sheriff, executed.
GEO ". JONES,
Clerk u. C., |. C., w. I
Clctk's Office, Mioeral Point, Decem5or 9Th
A. D. ioll i! u
ERANcls J. DuNX, PINS Any.
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Estaieof.Uilcs H. Tlneyard,dcceas'd d.

NTOTlCE, is hereby given, 70 all whom It may
~ concern, that Mary ). Vineyard, adm;ni'ua.
nix, and Timothy +. Darlington, admir-, Of said
Estate, have fled in the Probate office OF GRAFT
County, w. T., an application 10 said coat for
license to sell so much OF the Iea-cstnt OF the
said deceased, as viii oe suficientto pay The sun
Of sixrEEN HUNDRED uoGLCRs, aud the expense
or selling The same, which is the amount Of d'bts
due from said estate, which tic personal property
was insufficient to pay.
The said cout having daily considered the said
application, doh appoint the second Monday OF
January next, AT II OF the clock in the forenoon
of said day, at the Probate Office in the town Of
Lancaster, ia said County, rs the Tins and place,
when aud where a hearing VIII be had Oh said mp
pcaton; where, Az those Interested il said estate,
may appear and show cause why License should
not be grated, agreeable 10 said application.
Attest II. K. Golfer,
lIjso Of Probate, &. g., ". 4.
Gao. ". LAElN, Attorney.
Lnn:as,og, December 81, 1911 2t-!}.
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E'csRaailsiorc srOyc sor sale.

F5NHE undersigned olels Tor salo 6,ur hundred
H. acres Of land IN tho fcnnmoro Grove, IN
Grant county, W. +, Tho above is ono Of tho
most desirable tracts Of and Ia the Territory Of
Wisconsin. Iii situated on the United Stntes
road hnr Green Bay 10 linrio do Chen, embra-
cling about thrce hundred the very choicest TIM
Der, ~lih about QUO hundred Of tho FIRST quality Of
prnilic; the tract being also wel wntore,t. M a
person dcsifous OF farming and kooping punlic
house, there ia ~ point in tho iorritnry which can
oao, sreater advantages. II viii he salt NJ very
reduced price, aud part Oh time.
For inrihrr particulars, enquire Of John BtacSrn,
ut Mineral Poiai, OF 81 the Undersigned, noar
Bev'lot's forg, Stephenson county, ~.
80 e j.. y NANMATRE
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-11

NHE PliES,--lN those Suffering with tina
distressing complaint, the piles, We would ,ee-
commend that old aud well established remedy,
Hays l.inlmen,, which is known TO cure ninety-
n,ne cases om Of every hundred, where IL is used.
We KNOW many persons who had suffered with the
Mles Tor many Yeas eoctualiy cured by the use %
a single bottle. Many persons have bccn inipossa
upon hy 4 cogmlerlsit article; all, therefore. wha
Wish Ia GET ria 0ithis troublesome COMPLAINT shousi
procure Hays I.iniment only at Bicknols, P6tosi
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THAT FLOUR.

VA T. would he glad IL those who proaass'f~s
w hoGr wquH deliver il immediately, rs We
lave mate preparations Tor receiving "A large guhn-
liy and are ia daily expectation of ITS arrival
\one hut the best quality, from winler-wheat, viii
hc received. s. t. LEWIS d Co
foiosi, May 81, l6il.
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gAA0Sa lggS4BGs

IL EEPS n varei and extensive assonnanl Of
N Dry Co0ls, French GoQfs, Crockery Bq,as
AID Shoes, together @i,h lafse lot Of Groceries,
also, 1850 lAs. of good wild Feathers: whiet hs
wi.l dispose of on ,hc mast liberal terms, fos Cash
Or conntry Produce. Y. n. Always Oh taad.
Prairie III CHEN, December lG, lsii lln
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FRUIT TREES.

.sssSss:3. FRUIT TRIES.
*st4ss% Il. HAMER, having been author.
FF*$F lied to receive aud transmit orders
for Fruit Trees and Garden Seeds.
...s... 10 W. b. Prince & Co, ard lie
wishes all persons DESTROYS Of impro-
wing their Orchards and Gardens TO call on him
Immediately and make out their orders which
viii meet with prompt transmission, and at the
opening of navigation, they may have good as
sor;men; Of the best Fruit Trees aud Garden Seeds
now il the known world.
Cassville, w Il. January I, 1916. 8t-4.
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Clocks, Watches s., .gcweiry,
~ a G. 81 Sas W &c $%as .

kNEGS leave TO inform the public,
4 , that he has opened shop on end
street in the village Of plattcyiIIc, OPP
posi,c the Plattcville Hotel, for the
purpose Of repairing every variety
Of Clocks, MATCHES and Jeweiry.-
Such as may favor him with business
in his line, may rely on having the
work done in the best manner, and on
the most reasonable terms.
Grille has also on hand good as.
sorImcnt of the above articles. which
he will sell low for Cash.
P.attevillc, Oct. II. lSl1. 81 "
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Wisconsin, Terito,y,} United States District
Ggaut Couniy, IS. ! Count, Gseauteouny,N 1.
10 Marcia Term Il. y. ISIS.
Jolham c, Meekor,l
vs.. In AtIachment.
William NJ, hosson.N
NTOTiCE is hereby given, 10 the said Defend
IN ant, and all others concerned, TIA, Oh the
tweny-drst day OF November, a. y. IL II, writ
Of attachment issued ont OF aud under the seal OF
the District Court of Grant county aforesaid, for
the sum Of Four Hundred and thirly-throe dollars
and lhiltv-lo cents S433 81 against 'he goods
and chattes, lands and ienemenis, moneys, rights,
and credits Of the said William NJ. kasson. deien-
dant. at the salt of Jolham c. Mceker, plaintiff,
directed to the Sheriff Of said county returnahe 70
the March term, Il. D. lSi5,ofsaid District Court;
and which said writ has been returned duly exc
cu;ed. Attest, l.. Q. SliRADER, Clerk
Dated Lancaster, December ), lol4.
JAMES NJ. GoopuUE, Pff's Atty, 81 tt
Territory Of Wisconsin,l District Court United
Grant County, IS. States, Grant County,
VI, to March Tenn, A, d. 1915.
John y VS. @''''''' ch.nsssy
Charles Baldwin and( and Injunction.
Catharine, his wife.
Mt appearing satisfactorily, that the defendant,
4 Charles Baldwin, is not resident OF the err
rtory OF Wisconsin therefore u IS hereby oTder-
ed, that the said defendant, Baldwin, do enter his
appearance in this cause, before the first day
of the next term of the Dstrcf Court of said Grant
county, to be begun and holden at the court house
in Lancaster, on the fourth Monday OF March
next, and plead, answer, demur 70 said COM
plainant's bill, else the same viii be taken for con-
esssd, and decree entered accordingly: and fur
Their ordered, tina, copy of this order be published
in the ssWsconsin Herald" newspaper printed
in Lancaster, in said Grant county, for ninety days
successirely.
4 true copy-aucst,
l.. 0. SHRADER, Ciolt.
Thos P Burnett, Sol for Compl't l2-iA
Dated CLERKS Office, Lancaster, Dec, ., lSll
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John Walsh, Edward Walsh, and
Nathaniel Patterson, co-part-
norstraAing and dong business
under the name and finn and
,,,,lo oF G - lS,ls, a -,
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Blacksiniliiing.
TAKEN UP.

Epy the sphscnbsr, residing il Platte timber
I'D eight miles north Of Inauglie 10 Gran,
,olHty, ". L. sone time IN Dec. ono gray
Ia.s, saod al roIab, Supposed " be- 4 yeas Old
last spdn-, a'-o one -ofrsi Mare, same age, shod
"a founi; alsa oas bf0wa ytarliag horse colt,
also ono tNo yeur Old rel hsfer. viii, whits
are, 10 marks Or brands perreyable; the Owe
sr3 me requested n plo,A property; pay charges,
ani take ihsrn away. WM. BULL y
Platte Timber, Dec. 20, 1874
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II y y TT IEFsIF1 -
Thos. P. Burnett, Sol for Comp't. l2-i5t
DARED Clerk's Office, lancaster, Dec, q, ISL.
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Territory OF Wisconsin, District Court US, A
County OF Iowa, So. pril Term, \. d. lsl5
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The President, Directors ana
Company Of the BANK of Mja-
eral Point,
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SRA COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE.--s.niai.

IN. on the kIug-hrd1e Road, between Fun and $3.50
- Avenues lO3d and lulfI streets, containing Acre
LAND in good cultivation. and Astounding u Fruit Tree
>hrhhrry Sc. The ground p elevated and commands D.
noble view 81 the waers of hlr gate aud ta.i hfer gu
also ALL extensive VieQs of Long Island. TERMS MADE
Easy Apply 20 ANDREW r. :. g. MC0OWN,
Executors of Ardrw NcGoNr. deceased or
dqtf j. ADRlANCE, 81 J1aH-st ~. Y.
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SILK AND STRAW WARE HOUSE F.

r~c PFARI~STREET. y. Y.-R l. SMITH mr.
10 DFRSON would invite The attention OF Mei'-.'.'
making their Sprng purchases, 20 their large a--
Six AND STRAW GOODS, io which ihrN are AltD''-
cosisni additions from the latest Imporatuns lAef q"
sorfment of DRESS GOODS WI ai an liii-' ','..l 3D.,
rnarke' Tfey would invite in-rccon oi ilf ~" pi.'
of FRENCH Lawns AND NJSLlNr, zen i-uiey /. "
rieo snoeli0u and Brocade Sas printed bare-r- ana b
lornes striped Fouiards and Fancie- new ,l, IN,
Lanes. &C. 4 very large assortment 81 SHAW - -"
- AnF- Came. on SIX and Cashmere. -ailn striped ti-
rege and BalzOnne plain and embroidered De LAne "a
aie Cravais Scars and Hdkfs swiss Mulls 'alhn-'
Lace. and Fdgnas, Rbbon-, Gloves Mis Nc Hf4 "o..
desire particular attention 10 their STOCK oi roiei-h aus,
American STRAW GOODS, comprising every FaI's -.
Florence BRAID, Straw, Lawn, willow ana fhn.s D5'
80 sam, sf,les and VII be sold at the lowest manliac.
,nrefs' prices Five Hundred Cases OF Mems aal bpl
Ienorn Has and an entire new assortment OF ran Lvo
U,s of every quality and price, Artificial no" ere buie
Trimrunrs &C. which VIII be sold for cash or app,.'1
credit. az the lowest market prices az 'lr
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Urn Nooos.
PATERSON SILK FACTORY. NJ.

PATERSON SILK FACTORY n. ). ..-
NIANr'FACTt-RES Tram. Organize, and .afse sHs.i
vi sevings OF he very b.. quality FOR fringe gimp an
coach ace makers ,--, r..t. a.r. a. g
Seyving- tn small -keins-hlack blue nacA .- T.. = -f
.s.r,.i a. NAV be- orderei handsomely PM ppm hai ~
oarfer pound raper- bundles Of 100 sscns eac OF i' '
ions of lO0 sken-, 70 suii purchasers .. .....
,os'. main and fancy Cravs'-. ~ The newest ST, t-
dol rch white and printed Pocket hn'daeTo.e''
sarsnes &c. for net and cap Innings. -
SIX Cloth Of any required wldil-piain ioi fiiN'I's' ~
Owed for banners and flags
Waste silk for csring and spinning. , .,..
-. ~ ' 49, ~, '-' JS sHAPTER.
iue -. o. - PA Peari--freet
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pAssrNGFRs ARRIVED.

.. sx< xdeloids from Hcpdpa-Mr. Wolfe lady "
-, Perry II T Montslvo Montsvo Miss Mary ORB
NJ. Ellen forbes Mrs II Moroand, DR. w w MorelAnd'
X Post and lady Miss Bonard Miss Culleii Ponvefi'
D Echemendid NJ Landaro, Sanchez, tvehos' ~ ~, uD
- TT Colmsn + Artlandas Capt MOncada, D Meta
moras Brady, 7 Arontruc y Donneh and : ID ne
stsersge. AZ. ,,,.,,.s s,d q
IN Tie brig Wilson from Harang Mrs Vanne,, ana .
children and scryt Mira Carr, child ana teINl III, -
conr, child and seryt Mrs Coe Col. NJ Hanson. Mis-
Hanson Mr. Jas Morris Mrs NJ Norris child ana 80 =
Nh Douglass Miss McManus, Robinson Ryan -
Coe & Kirk and 9 IN the stcerage.
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,rps TrVCOINTs BOTANY.

ravrTIAR LECTURES or BOTANY, Proc-1al' -
I rneufarv and Psychological. with new arc il.. -
,o, III Inc Ant, 0fihe United States and Cum, -
ics &c: Bv Mrs. A. II. LlNCOLN, fho" h'' '
pilipsJ New edition. revised AID en4-rs'-l - .i.
Tteexfensive circulation ri ui- Nors pa -n.o-i = r
author and publishers 20 incur additional .anof a- -
- sen h more fully 20 the wants Of 10 p9Ac ~
r f H. ~as' oc-ie OF Southern AID ~ esfrrl
al $50 10 ifai OF more Sortem attitudes, - pa. u. 81
- - -l-ai- d..s rpf.ou- of most % fle pants o ~.
- s...s r- eI-'vs-ai exoucs. Nihfn@ ora oi Nei
,i.e-r Sorfherr and Western P.anf-. 10" pf--r.' N
r-,6iir .r ~0ruexOn with me Fama L-c''ir- o-
in. 20 have rendered our wors such e. Wi i-i p"
swer public - pe-iaton- 100 GUAR ofc Ps.-'.st
New York. NAY IL. i2t1
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ET>-rACsEIO " THE III IL Nf.-Iue {. ..l.
10 i-s'---4..n. aid iaforre Packet ship -llAh-
t--ihff Nh 'tfAr " ID -- Iulcilailg a. -pp' ct tf
~ l--f cay AIs LA-ul-cll Ls- fle ui.-i ciNfa
- acc il-plln- pf tllI. second clDi ana ,'refatf
fa--r--sf- her CABIN e.r.z -Lf ilrnsci lef -etuN
laAi4 A tltl up Wl ale Rooms IL ali Cabin ~ le, ala
-rf ortfal b. unsurpassed ly --y tlfr Frfson7 @At
rl-o-r~ ur -c D.l COulir sLo.I go 'ie acc, liill
~ H. slip before ENGAGING lI ans olef ie Lrcg ti pc
~ De- ~ q.fg low arl Tie number intel L-ry apla
Cation .lo.l 81 maize ~ board, loot oi Nsl-sf-,
". j. T. TAPsCCII,
AZ heir General Pa.-A-e dice. s1li- laden Lane
Persons wishing -sud Tor Aer friends, can have hen.
...u b. ou u MS slip an " he Regular Line Eer
reasonable terms. DAAfTs aly amount pay .e
part OF Gres Britain and Ireland II ssa Tie moe. 10
vosao.e terua
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second Board.

do Ohio Trust. ~ . 10 WI D " VI ---'
A letter under date Of the I'd, from avery fesP'1-
able house in Granville o., gives the following aDool =
Clair notes in that region There Is nothing 10 -
money q, present Last week lew thou'aHo oo'a''
vsrs taken up IN Newark By some one from Niens1n'
20 cents on the dollar but now selling maj We ca"
hesr Of wha,,hc prospects, i more than We can tel
The note. are usht here at 40 cents on the do4a
The Detroit Daily Advertiser Is out flat hoo'ed
Car The sale Of the Public Works Of Michigan 70 private
cspitsls,s The Advertiser says
A recognized debt Of some four millions besides one
millions "a unrecOgnzcd claims, hangs over OUT rla''
Will. II exist 20 his formidable amount disheaf'i'
our present population and checks al TURNER
In January next and thereafter semiannnay me
becomes due under two solemn pledges o. our 9'"''
faith Taxation or reputation is thereafter me'""' ID
the Railroads are retained.
The Government Of Ohio has made oiiicial p'"
csmstion That the following banks have IN all respects
complied with the law and are authorized 70 carr y"
the business of banking Commercial Bank Of o,il,l''
natl Exchange Bank Of Columbus Franklin BANK OF III
c,nnati City Bank Of Cleveland and BANK OF p's 'o'
The Exchange Bank Of Columbus and the Franklin Dan"
Of Cincinnati, are branches OF the State Bank Inc o''
ara ipdepe ndeni.