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D.ie Nationol 3eitun9,
Sas Organ oerIoeuti0en SepbIternn9
tit Den Der. Staatcn.
90 a{biuSton, 9. g.

Glattoem es be,u unter3sidnctsa 6eraueSes
BET oislts Blattss selunSen 1T. fine einriebs
tuna oabin 3u Dsrpoafdnoisen bab Ct fortan
bofen tann, BET Grfilluns crr 4ufaats elmer
orutleben 3sttuus an @eShrunasase Bet Der.
Staatsn auf entlprebsnoere 95sife ju Ssnis
gen carf berislbc NIT beifo 9rbbfrsr 5upertfbf
cae osutIhs publifum iberall in bsn Ssr.
Staatsn aur llnterfieun9 bieee esut(ten
gcntral Oraans sinlaoen. Die Vsbsutun9
leiner Iufaabe Iprinat BON feltit III bic Aus
aen uno eaun niebt Osrfblen sinsm loltbsn
8latte Elm beIonbres erbtbses Snterede 3n
oerlsiben. waibinSton 1T aiht allsin Bet
Otttelpunet uno 6serb unferes pol'tliteea a.
tsns-cs fam ausb ale 6aupttaht BET ~ tbs
ret Sreibsit taslih fdb aepaltiSer eatntfsln'
ben Ser. 9taatsn, reebt eisentllte eer Sor'
poften pss frsien msnfhli6en Gor1drtttse
Der Sleu3eit senannt tperbeu. - JusbHonce'
re ltuo aud bic Ywbanolunseu bes SonSrH'
ies, melbs bisits Blatt in fortlanftnoer n,b9'
liebft Ucnttanbiasr lleberRht liefrrn pirb, BON
au6crorcentliebem SntsrsGe fit bae san5e
$ano - uno es ld6t feb erparten, baB bic be-
Dorftebrnce Ian9e 9isun9 bes gonsreGss bors
suaenefc cine b6ett tespeste unp iutsrsNante
(ein ,perbe.
9ie "Saatonaf 3situas" riheint borfdu'
fis p66entIit in bcppeltsm W1eoium Sorlnat
5u Dem preifs BON 80 90 per Jabr IN Sors
auebsbablnns 9. @. Slen6.
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Kioo's Sbab.-gin msemerirfse 1Beit
i'm Often eMtbsfts, ba6 i'm Sppcn BON Capt.
&ipo's-res beribmtsn amerifanileben Yira
ten, III gnbs pss 17tsn Sabrbunpsrts-ses
funfensm Shitf, cine sroEe Diade gclos unb
Slbsrmilnse, 70 ipis 0iainantsu lasen 9iGe
prppbtjeibuna betifertf bic sieriseu Sbats
grader init nensm Slsib; rieleIkrn peraus,
aattem bereits $4,000, ,pic ss ittsint frnbt,
los, uiu pas Sebif 3u bsfsn, ,prltbss am pslts
lihen llfer bes 6ubloa, eini9s meilen Iilps
lib Don Q8sIt poiHt, bel gapwsu Iieat.
@srape ilbsr lssterm 0orf lcntt iiet per bobe
&amm bse &atsfiu nab pem 8luils. lin
Su6e pss 8srsss unr natt bsm ltfsr Iisst oas
in Srase itebenbe Sbiff. Scr Slu6 foil
burtb einen itarten Damn pom St6ifft abse.
Ihnitten, oaS innrre QBaGer bureb Oampf
ausscpumpt, unb Der SbaB alsbanu aeboten
unb inter Die 2(ftisnintater, bic pas 8eIo III
oem llnternebmen Dcrf6odeu, bsrtbeilt ,prrs
beiI W1an Dermutbet ca6 oer spirat bart
psrfclst III oct dugertten Votb IriuStbif, init
unerme6lbsn Stbaesn tslaeen, bier bets
fsnft nno Id itlbf uatb Scitcu fibtete.
0ic 9elbihte 9iett bieler $ssenbe aro6e
wabrf6sinlibeeit, aasin IS ftsint bemDaes.
msrismus DorbcbalteM birieIbe CUR Se,pi6btit
III fteigsrn ,lnb in moberner 3eit an bic SteIe
bet qBlnlbslrutbe bss MittslaIters gu tree
fen. Der grfcls biefes ss,pastsn ltntsrnebs
mems mu6 BALD aus &itbt tretsn uno pir
merbsn nitbt srmanselu, anlere $sfer feinsr
3eit bamit tefanat 81 nlatben. [Sr. ST.
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SefemtliCbe 8enDue.

Samfass ben a7Gen 9sptsmber, Inn
ilbr ga1mittaSe, fol- auf benz Ylase lslttt
6fsntlieb Oerfanft ,psrben, ein
Stlf Qano Doer cine Bauersi,
oas lsstberiss gisentbam Dec Dsrfortsucn
Jofepb gicfer, sclesen in 5ereforo Gaun.
leeip, Ssrfs gannts, obu'peit 9abio Stalls
eiisnuerfen, srsn3enn an $aub bes erfasteu
S6aa, Sofepb Buttsrwsf. Sobann Bsrip
nno Anperse i; entbaltenb nnsefabr 95 4fer
9soietsp $anr, woDon unsefabr 90 4fer 6ola;
lano, 10 4fsr cute BieIen uno eas ltetrise
sntes BanIanb 1T. 3ipsi Dtfsar Asa22ss
&yA ten, Elm 5speif6dist ffeis RSSsSh' S9Ss
;;;:HHs nernes QBpbnbaus, eis<Axz>
G ns 8lofItbsusr uno anbere Nsbsn'
sebauoe beflnbsn Iltb auf bem plaes.
Die Ssrfaafs. .Bebinsunsen pereen 5nr
Selt ,lno an bein. Drte oer 0snDne befaunt &C.
maebt nnb sstibremce Infipartnns ssssbsn
rpcrben Don ben Erben.
9epteinter Q. SIN.
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QSatlencDurt Berfauf.

3ufolsa siusr Dsrorbuns Der Baiisneonrr
bon Beres gauntp, miro auf 6ftatlietsr Dtn'
one Derfanft rperesa. Samfass ssn s7fm
Septemter, u. 8. 1s45, am 6fsnlitbm6 6au
fe bon Dopts W1or9on, in gasrnarbcn 1auns
f6ip,
Gin 9eniGes Stiif 9ano,
sslessn i'm Gtaottsn msrsantann, Gatr,
MARION Ganufbip, Bsrts gauntp, tssren,t
oureb qano bon Saeob Ssntins nno 1noerss,
entbaIteno eimen aeker, msbr ODER rpsnt.
ger, NIT hem 3utsbar.-9as gis,ntbum ssr
unmhncisen Sineer BON Sebn 9. glsmfen.
Scr Ssrfauf btsinnt Inn llbr g1abmlt,
tags, mann sebibrenbe Aufrpartnna aesetsn
uno bic 9srtaufstsoinSunSen tsfaitt ssmaett
'perpsn fcllsn turtb
Jobn 2. Glemfon, Ycrmuno.
9urb biz Sourt-1Dm. 5eb6ner, gbrb'r.
&sasine, 4usaif 10. 4m
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9 t q + b.

-am l6. Iu8ult, in W1artoa SaunIdbip, So,
bannee Yufs, i'm 67tsn Sabre isines 4lters
am 8. Septbr, in q5inoIor, Glen Anna,
s5hteretn BON >orens Gotbarmsl, i'm 2teu
>ebenejabre.
am 10. @cpt. in bielcr Stabt, W1aria Wl.
Spans, 16ittpe bon Daniel 9paus 72
Sabre unO II Sage aft.
-am 9. Septy bier, Warp Straub, 9oebter
bon Geo. Stranb, i'm 33ttsn $sbsnejabre.
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Qutfres, 2Rifree.

D'Srian unb Raiauel fnp 70 eten bon
philadelphia 3nridasfebrt init siner srcBsn
Hus,rabI asitsemd6er, trcfntr @iltsr, unter
,peltben sefunpeu rpirb - ae,pirfelte, settrelf.
te uno fsHrirte quitrss, wslde nnsrnbbnllde
woblteil Uerfauft perben am
8clbene Tnsel 9tobr.
Wcabine, Sept. l6. SIN
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ten, pefeItft man gs bermi6ts; uuo ale BET
Noilmsifsr bafsltit aneam, traf er losleitt
2(ntialten, pries sm berbaften. Ssi feiner
Srbaftuns fanp man III feinem 6anle $40
in BanfnOtsn unb $50 iu WliinjS nno untsr
ben 0anfnotcn fanr man oiejrnissn, ,psltte
aus Der Yof Sefoblen ,pprpsn tparsn. pries
wurDe in pas geRnsni6 seiebift. (Oolfsfr.
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Gtrthel Stri6e! !

Gin @ailer bon pbilaoslpbia bat bel une
cine Ouantitdt Sstts uno 6a(ftfrs9trttc jr'
Der Urt, binterIsst uno uns beauftrast, ties
ielten ein,eln ODER bsim Sueenb, dn6erf bill,
fig ~ Derfaufsn. Gtcbrbalter i'm $anbt unb
2lnbtre, peltbe terarti9e 4rtifel taufen mol
leu, ,prroen oaber prbIt9nn tpenn ilsFanr'lfen
in j. Dirisr Oruferei.
Heabin9 16., 9ept.
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sefalIis ut, unb mir psrbsn ayf,partta.
Dis ltnteri6risksnen batsn jnlt erba(ten;
oas ,pobIfeilfls nne alIerfh6nit aussTuhNfs
IGcrteinrnt bon 5eitaemaBen
Irpcfnen Siitern,
oae jsnals In &saoina gum Sertanf anaetcs
ten pcrbsn, ,po3u bic 9lnflnerlamfsit bsr&au.
fer tefonbers erbeten rpiro, beDor (ts fcnfDo
fanfen inter ipcleben man 8oissnoss finbsp
miro, ndmliebi
Shwar,esuno tlaufeb,par;e suebe SeaSl
rs lis IS 90 Die Darb.
Slaue uno Wnllebtbar srins 30. BON 81 SO
te S4 rs.
Sranne ii. 9etniitbt 70. BON 25 Bic 8 so.
Sttlittt unc fanep franjoltide DO.
SuIae uno tlauIh,parje Saltmtsrs 87a
bic so.
Gdnep DO. ! 90 tis IS.
9attincte. sute. 3.3 tts rs CENT.
Sebpere ss3wiaiSte 573 tis 81 so.
Sb,parse i,no fanep SattinsBrfen5euse.
DO. Do. SsibsnsDeDet DO.
MlarIeiller unb YeIUetin bo.
gbeufalIs Gin alIssmsines 4Gortsmsnt bon
@tods, Sharpen, 6oRntrassrn, pldtttBu'
feus. 8prcn&rd9en, graaptten, Strimpfsn
6aApetubsu &c. Gum Ssrfauf bel
D'Sriea uno EaisueL
9lc. 9 9cloens &H9sl gtcbr.
GsatiRg, Mueuff 10. b.
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NrOtDO1totat 9qutt. .

In bic Stimmseber bon 8erfs Gauntp:
Q(nf grlndfn Dielsr 8reunbe tirte ib midi
abtun9sUcll eurer Seaebtuna aIs gaMpicat
fiir bas pretbenofar u mt tsi fommenper
Selt9aten gonDention bar. Gcllte iet Ycn
jensr Contention anfsenoilen, nnb init elmer
Wsbrbeit Gurer 9timmeu teebrt psrpcu,
70 Ueroen bic spfiebten oss 4mtes sur sr56s
ten 3ufriroenbcif bee publifume poG3cstn
rptrcen. SD bin
guer aeboriamer 9suer
~. q. S.Iburuddter.
1usu0, Ct. bg.
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2(n bic Ssepublitaner Don Serfs

2tn bic 0epubltfaner Don SerfS
Ganntp:
SD nebms mir bic 8rsibeit, midi meincu
wsrtben Witbhrsern als einganbioat fir oas
9tecprDers=Irnt
bel Der nahlten wabL bisrbnret befsns ia
smpfeblen. 4nfaeferoert 81 oieiem 9ebritte
Don elmer sro6en InSabl meiner Bsfannten,
nno iter3eust, eaB ieb einsm Iolebe SOFTEN
in jeoer 8ssiebuns sema6fen bin, berIpreebs
ib'meinen WaitbiirSern auf ben Sail, ba6 (te
mid ibrer Gnnit ano grtpablans 30 biefem
4mte far spNrpis balten iollten, ba(elbe init
aller Srcne unb GewiGsnbaftisfeit Derwaltn
31 rpollen. 4dtnnssuon Gaer Wlitbirser
Jofepb Sdumadber.
cSuli 8. 1916. b1S.
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Seuer.-SOrlssten Samifas absno puree
in philadelphia fur 800, 900 Wxtb Gissns
tkulR ourb Ssusr wrifcrt.
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6eWurfelter >Dultaro.

Oit ltntsrlebrisbenen babu juit Elm Itb6nes
4Gortement s'parf feItsn wultarp, fir Snabsu
Sleiper srbaltsn.
O'Srian uno Rai9uel.
Septemter, l6. SIN
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perlan9t rperoen cine 0uantitdt &Sbs
rem [peips,l mOfir Der bette Marftpreis bes
Sabtt ,pirb. Man mslbe fb frab ON natbass
2amfas Wlcrysn in &sasins.
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9tn Die Gr,rdbler bon 8erfs Gauntu,
mittir9sr,
Iuf srnitlihss grlneten sabIret
der Sreanoe bste Ib mid6 au a(s Gancioat
fur bae 9imt als
Shreiber DER lDaifencourt,
bei Der terannabenesn Babl [reotb oerGnts
iheloam9 Der cemofratilben 0sIssaten.g ons
pentlcn nntsrwcrfn.] @cllte ieb 70 slilflitb
isin anf BAG 3ifet seIest uMb sr,pablt III
Dereen, 70 mahe itb mid UerHnolib Die BEN
Snte otIirseaoen pfibtcn setrsu unb 3u
eurtr 3ufriseeubeit 1u erfilIsn.
piuiam Stdblc.
NcaeinS, @sptembsr 2. be-.
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Yufsfin. Gafim mir.

Ouf TIM = q NIT.
D'SrtaM unb 81 isurl babrn jult
erbalten Elm elesantes NGortemsnt pcn Sufe
fin gaitmir's, bon ben "8otb9rltreiften,
,pelbe ilher su eritaunliet aieoriseu prsifsn
psrtauft iperbcn AM
6oloenc Tu3cl Stebr
Heabina, Sept. 16. SIN.
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Dcfraub uno i6nelle 8erhaftuna.

Cine Buffalo 3situns beribht, baB alsrs
autsr prisn peltbsr bas 6olmes 98irtbss
baus III 9amburs, an oer $df balt mno als
9eputirter fit ben hcrtiSsn pofmeittr asirs
te, nsulih bsrbaftst ano nab Buffalo ses
trattt puros, auf Die 4nelase @ele aus bem
poffelleifen snt,psnbet jn baben. Snesm Der
pcitmsifer su Buffalo BON swsi SalIsn ts.
nabriebtiset muros 100 8slo aus bsm spolt'
feaei1en swilhen jsnem Ort unO ere entpens
bet ,porbtn mar, 70 leste CT cine Shlinss. Inn
ben Ditb 3u faaseu. Gin 4sent fpuros Don
Buffalo init brsi 8riefen naeb tinem baiipis
fdben l,sssnbsn pcltamt absef6ift, ,poislblt
bielt 8risfs, al tin 5anotlehaue in Slsn
Vcrf aoprt6irt. osr Spot hbesetsn ,pnrosn:
Sn oiGt 8risfs wartn eiusefblodsn ers
8anfnctsh bic man borber be5siebnet batte
inb Elm pisrtes pafet, be1en Snbalt man
,pisbsr ertennen fonnts. Diae pnrpen 5u
9ilosr grest, @bautauqne ganntp, Der SPOT
ibrseben uno man fano fte ltebsr bel jsbsr
peititatien, Bic bisfeIbsn 5amt1lrs srrs'tbf
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0nn fit einea srpeen :3uIauf am
VDlDene &uQe[ StDbr.

babt Elm wsni9 Sepulb, tbr Psrren, psnn's
9efalli9 Ut, unb mir psrbsn ayfwartsa.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-03-15

RsvIvisG THE TRICK -.Bnrkino, h..
out OF vogue in England. but appers gene
PIac'ee IN France. 10 Paris. they SUDDEN,
al night. Jump out of alleys. beside lone peds,
trains and clapping pIasters over heir mon,
sunocale them. and then sell their bodis. !,
The Colleges. The thing is actually lest.
Are you going to a masked ball, demand
ed one frieFd Of an...h== ''auu'
10. ain disguised for the NuilCcaio-s, b.u
u ,ney clap one Of their plsslers on nv face !;
VIII only be mask. rersus. mask, sligb, M |.
men, VIII suffice to enable me 10 be rid Of bo,b
and shall be saved = JUN
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-03-15

Fox AND WISCONSIN NAVIGATION Tho
House of Representative, on the 7lh, the fnI.
lowing is reported among the debates.
MIR. JAMESON. from The Commi,,ce on pnh
tic Lands, reported bill granting a certain
quantity OF land to aid in The improvement Of
Inc FOX and Wisconsin rivers, to connec, the
same by canal in the Territory Of Wisconsin;
read twlc,, and referred 10 the COMMITTEE Of
The Whole on the state of The Union, and or.
dered to be printed"
Ii is hardly possible to overestima,e the i'm.
por'ance OF this measure TO the Upper Missis.
sIppi country. A communication with the
Lakes, such as this by the Fox and Wisconsin
rivers would be. would change The aspec, of
every thing about us.-U.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-03-15
SANTA ANNA.
TN. .l,r.,allons agaInsl IN.


Santa Ana, who is NOW IN the power OF his en-
emios, has six distinct charges made against him,
anl nl,oa which no will shortly be tried. They ac-
case him oi high for attempting 10 su5,er the
constitution ahd elevate himself Emperor Of Mex
co; exercising powers not cons1itusiodally de'sga-
led ula'lcaslnce 10 0thee; applying the moneys OF
the satenmen; 20 has own use, and sendins oIt Of
the country MS Individual accent several mil
lons Of the public mone, Appropriated by Congress
of national objects, violating the principles OF war
Al rurhla; opening his batteries npon the city and
ctusll, bSiehrtins the inhabitants while eessN-
ton at hos,illtes had been so.icitsd by him and
granted Under the saerst guarantee OF a flag Of
trsce rohbias the rational miht, pi'ieTins cities,
and appcrtatins - his Own purposes public aed
private property and sobed'ence % nriers IN re-
fusins 70 give ap has command whsa ordered ey
government liz answer 10 tAess Santa Ana con-
,-pts that MS p,Ners ul3ss tho BASES, \ Temporal
~ constitution Whica ushersd N the eStao-
lishu,nI ID the present governmental system wee
aud are un'mJsl. a5~ause; that he : AMI was
the coassiJational Ptesideni, and that the preSen
goyenmen, is uncoasitaUoaaliy organized, sht
rs Officers mere 1sapssS.
NsfaCIar papers seeei's 81 Al NeN Ofleaas wa
ussaaa, rs lsls a. 3ls, ait, saes tha, santa AaN
i. s,il a pusoosf al ferale. Il ~ slaiej thar \
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-03-15

Prussia, commced suit 10 The Royal Court
in that city, against The Emperor Of Russia, for
debt. and Obtained Judgment. Having in vain
solicited payment, he had the hotel in Berlin,
owned by Niholas. seized. The Car in his
frequent visits TO the Pfns,ian capital. finding it
announcement to depend on the hospitality Of his
royal brother, resolved in 1887. 10 purchase an
ho:e!. He did so, but in order 10 hold real es.
tate. he had TO be created citizen of Berlin -
In the warrant for The seizure. the autocrai is
s.ylei burgher Of Berlin, and, as such, mus.
pay up or have his house sold. Bot unless his
antagonist has desire I o try the climate IF 81.
IBERIA, il will be pruden, for him to avoid the
domains Of the Car in future.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-03-15

ANOTHER MURDER-Some days ago Lucius
T. Osborn, aged about 80. was found dead
near the canal a, New Haven, evidently mur.
dered Subsequently, one Andrew p. Potter,
with negronamed Coe, keepers OF house Of
i'll fame. were arrested. The former made a
confession, from which i, would seem lha, in
order TO obtain gold watch and chain worn by
Osborn, he hired negro to murder the unfor-
tunate man, at the price of five dollars. The
deed was done and the booty ATTAINED. Pot.
ter is of respectable paientage, but has been
going down in character and morals, until he
was resident of the house of Coe, and The
murder was insligaed to obtain the watch for
his paramour, mulialio woman,
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-03-15

A SUBTLE. IF NOT NICE, QUEsTIoN A fel.
low was lately arrested at Baltimore for mar.
Tying a, three several attempts. three wive, al
ofwhom are living. Since his Imprisonment,
ii has been asertained that he is The son of a
colored woman at Annapolis. who is a slave
and that, of course. The offender is slave. Al
the wives are white women. Now by the
laws Of Maryland, marriages between white
persons and slaves are nUl. OF course tht
polygamist goes scot free, and The Court viii
doubtless decide that what would be crime
in freeman is yenia in slave.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-03-15

ADMINISTRATIONS r. Dance. who residol
on plum Creek, in Delaware County. wa
found murdered about half mile from bis r"'i
dence, on Saturday the 22nd ult. Form
various reports we gather the folIowino:~ ''''
Mr.. Dance went on, the day previons =
hnn' up his hogs but not returning search was
made; and he was soon found, on The followino
morning. 1t appeared he had been shot :
Inc ball entering just below the breast bops
on me rlgh, side, passing out somewhere abon,
The small OF the back. Some Suspicion res.
ing upon man named Jefferson Lowe he was
arrested the same evening. He is now in la.
buque County jail, 10 avail, his trial.
io,ca transcript.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-03-15

ARRIVAL OF MIR. Polk AT THE SEAT IF Gov.
EnNM, NT.-The National ln,elligeuctr If tie
l4ih ul'., contains the. following announce.
ment:-
Mr.. Polk. the Presiden, elect, ard his lady.
arrived in this city last evening. and repaired
TO the lodgings prepared for them at The Ma.
lirnal Hotel. They were welcomed by the
discharge Of a national salute. aud were es-
corsed from the ralroa dep 1t by Democratic
Committee Of Congress aud The Democratic
Associations Of the DisIr,ci.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-03-15

Mr.. PoLK's RESPECT For THE SABBATH
On leaving Cincinnati. Mr., Pok remarked
tina, he intended to srend the 70 lowing Sab.
bath in Wheeling; for said he. iii will neither
comp'rt with my convenience, nor inclination,
TO travel. or to receive company. on Thai day."
Al Wheeling a crowd assembled about tie
hotel. aid were urgent 10 see MIR. u but Lee
sent them word lhat i, vas moi convenient for
him TO see them on that day. Sunday but that
he would see them on The next day.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-03-15
w | S ION SIN III E r A l. d,

Graad Jury appointed to Try him was furious
against him, While the present Executive Of Mex.
leo manifested a feeling Of eIemency, and q. the
same time Of regret that he did NOT escape out Of
the county, and thus save the Government further
trouble The belief Is expressed that his lie viii
not be taken. iisyoung wife ia prison with
him, as was als1 an old friend Of his. Senior Lazaro
kallamiL
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-03-15

TINS WAa EAGLE This is the name Of
beautiful boat. just brough, out by Cap. u =
Harris. She arrived here on FriJay night
The ST. Louis Revells thus speaks Of het
i" She is leo fee, deck, 25 feet beam, t6e'
hold, and 275 tons, with an entirely new en-
cine. She is fast runner, was bulitin Ciscin-
natl. and will run as a regular packet ihe sea
son between Galeua aud ST. Peiers,in the p
per Mississippi trade Her reconnaissance
for passengers are Of an unexeeptionsoie o'OS'
and her commander and owner. Capt ID ;
Harris. may feel folly satisfied VITA he'' "
IN who travel on her will. undoobtedly. 7lso
feel with rsgsd 10 Capt D Hffris
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-03-15

THE RuNoR The New York Journal Of
Commerce, alluting 10 the Information roeeiv-
ed from Washington 10 the effect that uegoci-
alton was going on between Great Britain and
Santa Ana for the eessioa Of California 10 the
former. when the latter was taken prisoner.
says: The fact that such Information has
been received BY cur Government. and 10 .
shape which commands bellevue viii person
slS veoSh 81 -"
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-03-15

The New Dreams Picayune says" II an
official document read by Mr.. Downs in ibe
Convention yesterday. il was Sc, forth. that IN
1910 the number Of slaves in this city was
2,4is. while in 1914 it was but s 963. Tbs
seems to be a rapid falling off 10 oUr slave
population
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-03-15

DELlA A. WEBSTER PAkDoNtD-We lean
from the Frankfort. Ky. Commonwea ih tf
the 25:h uI. that Gov. Owsley has pa'doned
Della A, Webster, recently confined 10 the Pen
iteniiary, for abduciing slaves. She leaves
Immediately for Vermont her native Stale.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-03-15

After an investigation before the criminal
Judge of the District of Columbia. ex clerk
McNulIy has been held to il ia the sum OF
SIT 900, with two suriles. 10 appear al The
next criminal term, in March. to answer to a
charge Of embezzemen,. Messrs. Bryan. Lee
onard and E. d, Potter. Representatives iron,
Ohio, became his surelles.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-03-15
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SINGULAR RcBBERY A very singular rob
berry was perpelra'ed in Washington recently
4 new building near the navy yard IN that
city was catered by Ihiyes, who removed from
enc q rooms TWO handsome marble manlel-
pieces, which had been Feoeaily put up in the
usual manner
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-03-15

AN lNHUMAN FATHER. wretch. who die
traces The name of man, named John Fr,sa,
was arrested and committed in New Yort ~
me lS'h. Tor throwing live Goals npon his wi 1;'
ana children who Were lying in he'd. WI,
punishment is too severe for such an inhuman
monsterl "a al
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-03-15

" As part compensation to our patrons
for The half sheet we issued last week, our pa.
per Of 10 day will be found TO contain at least
a third more reading than common; thus in a
few weeks we will be entirely cut Of debt
again, SO far as iha, goes. l..
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-03-15

-. The Providence Republican Herald saws
The counsel for Gev. Dor have received Of
rlal information from Washington. ,ba, ,ha
writ OF error in his case has been gran,sd ' he
the Supreme Court. oy
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-03-15

1J@On the 29th Of January. tavern keeper
at Nashville, iduced two little boys. for a in-
fling wager, 10 see who could swallow The
most raw whiskey. The consequence was the
immediate death of one of The lads.