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Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-08-02
CIR c UL A r.
OFFICE u. S. LEAD MINES,
Erpy, Nav 9th NIX


GaLENA, May Goth, 1915.
In consequence of recent decision of the Su-
prcme Court of the United States, in the case of
the u. 5. vs.. Ii. III. Gear, IN which the rights Of
the United States TO lead mines on public lands,
situated in the State of Illinois, aud the Terrific
ries of Iowa, and Wisconsin. haying been clearly
defined, and established.
And the Superintendent having received recent
instructions relative thereto, hereby gives public
notice to all persons mining, wishing to mine,
upon any lands situated within the above named
District, 10 which PATENT has not actually is
SUED, to come forward to his Office in Galena,
pay whatever rents may be due, take out a lease
for mining, in conformity with regulations, and to
comply with he same.
1t is further notified to all persons concerned,
thai the Superintendent in case Of necessity, has
been instructed to take legal measures to carry in
10 effect this notice.
JOHN G.. FLOYD,
" Supt. u. S. Lead Mines.
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FRANKLIN HOUSE.

BROADWAY, N. Y.
THE proprietors OF this establishment respect
fully INFORM their friends aud the public, that they
have leased the same for term of years. The
house is situated corner Of Broadway and Dey-
street, and is desraby located Cor those travelling
Oh business OF for pleasure. The subscribers are
grateful for tive liberal patronage they have hereto
lore received, and hope to merit cotinuance OF
the same. NEWTON HAYES,
lg-l3w JOHN p. TREADWELL.
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Notice to Miners.
FOR SIZE OR RENT.

sPHE valuable mill and site. containing about
200 acres, with ABOUT 30 acres under improve
meni; situated on section 81, town 3 range 2;
about miles east Of Poinsi, On Platte river, for
merly owned and occupied BY Asa Ho1zb, viii 5e
re s,sd or sold on reasonable terms. For further
az dlars enq1iI. a; this Office, or Of :. ~ Lang
worthy, At Po,osi, Wis. OF upon the owner, Peter
wsplss, al Dubuque, losz. 3-3-5n
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AS WIFI, q AS O9pI rs

TIME subscriber being DESTROYS OF disposins O..
his Lands in WISCONSIN, offers for sale the
following valuable Lands in Gram county, viz;
NV of sec,
of Sc ani Section 9, town 3 range 4,
Nv of N E ~
T. 4of N w II S,,;,, o. ,or .,r.h
w of f IS :
N w and ! S..,;7 ,o,, os
w OF N E IS o" . ''"'' e' y
N E 4 of Section ~, town 3, range 6,
The above lands were selected al an early day,
and are considered among the best entries in their
respective neighborhood-but il is unnecessary to
speak Of them, as those DESTROYS of purchasing will
see for tn emseves. The above Lands will be sold
for cash, upon credit, the following terms |:
one-third cash in hand, and the remainder in two
equal annual instal,nents, with n mortgage on the
premises to secure the payment ofthe the same.
For further particulars, enquire of ORRls Nc
CARTNEY Esquire, near Cassvie, Grant county,
w. T.. JOSEPH HORNER.
May 22d, lS45. III tf
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TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.

SEALED Proposals will be received by the
- Board OF Commissioners of Grant County, Un-
W the hrst Tuesday in August next, for the build
'hs Of two Bridges across Grant nver--one at the
SSins'ins on IN road from Lancaster to Pfairie du
h'eh, aad one at the crossing on the road from
Lancaster to dwardsvile-aceordng to a plan
az .Pecineations which may be seen at the Clerks
77.es ia Lancaster. Tn. contractor TO give bond
Saa security Tor the completion Of the same by the
h-si day Of November rext.
l.. o. SlIRADER, Clerk
of said Beard.
Lancaster, July 10, ls45. Is n
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JUSTICE COURT.

JUSTICE COURT.
Before Nelson Dewey, Justice OF the Peace ia
and for the county of Grant and 1'y Wisconsin
Benjamin L. Quincy,)
vs. In assumpsit by attach
Reuben Scribner. ment.
HNlIE defendant, Reuben Scribner,in the above
IL entitled cause, will take notice thai writ Of
attachment was issued by the said justice on the
9th day of July, 1915, in the said cause and yonr
property attached TO satisfy the sum OF thiry-hve
dollars and eghtyone cents, with interest and cost
OF suit; and that unless you appear before the said
justice on The 9Th day of August next, at 7 Of the
clock at the Office Of said justice in Lancaster
in said county, and defend agains: said suit, Judg
ment will be rendered against you and your prop
euy sold to pal said debt
BENJAMIN T.. QUINCY, Plaintif.
Dated July 18th, l645. l9 81
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ESTR.AY.

II - IIsI
EAME to my enclosures, about the lst Of July
~ inst, brown Horse, 6 years old last spring,
stout built. and has saddle marks his back !;
the owner can get said horse ky proving property,
and paying the charges thereon.
+. b. SLOAN.
Fairplay, Wis, July 10, 1545. 20 4t
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ID i e

AT Pine Grove on the 2Sth July. WILLIAM
Henry. infant son Of William and Margare..a
Norman. aged 7 months and l6 days.
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STR.RYED.

INRoM the subscriber, residing near Warmers
Il Mil, on the 2sth ult, tso bay mares; one is
al, handsomely built, about years old, with
sS Oh tie right hip near the tail, caused by a
= mas Roman nose, shpd all round, and the
o ne leiI shoe is off; tins other is Of large
= blaze 10 the face, has few hamsss marks
~ nsr, shDd all round with plain shoes; aay
on nadins said horses, and will secure them,
s'-as Of Them and will give information where
eaa De found, shall be amply rewarded.
J. II. GIBBONS
N'-''Is, GRAFT ~, Wis, July ), ls45. fIo It
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DIR. COWLEs,

Having oca,ed NJ Lancsier, respectfully offers his
services TO the citizens Of this village aud Vicinity
in all the branches Of his profession on-e 81
Mr. Bsnhll's Hotel. 36 "
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Regular Stage Line

FROM rLArTEviLLETo cAssvILLE, VIA. LANCASTER
AND EDwARDsvILLE.
sn HE subscriber respectfully informs the publ
- that he has contracted to carry the mail be-
tween the above points and that he has made
ample arrangements for the accommodation ofthe
travelling public.
The Stage will leave PlattevilDe for Lancaster
e9ery Monday, Wednesday and Friday al O'Clock
p. NJ, where il will connect with the Stage from
Prairie du CHEN.
Will leave Lancaster for Cassville, passing Ed
wardsvie, every Saturday mo,niag. Cassvillc
70, Plateville, via. Edwardsville and Lancacter
every Sunday morning.
WilIlea'e Lancaster for Platteville every Sunday
at O'Clock P. NJ, and every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at O'Clock A. M, where il will
connect with the Stage from Galena, also the
Stage from Milwaukee, via Madison
IL. MESSMORE.
Lancaster, May Is, 1874.
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Isl Of Letters remaining % the Post OfIc
IL IN Lancaster, June J0ih 1915.
Benson Robert Nonhrop Jared III
Convers Slillman Nichols John
Carver Rev Robert Prathef Henry
Coats Abler Phillips Hugle
Debau iomas Polglave Alexander
Forbes BF 2 Primer Avery
Goodhus J1s VI S,untz Geo
Goo,lell Wm r Spencer o + 2
Hammond Slade Taylor. ID C.
Jeffres Benj Totne Myron
Levitt John Waddle WnS
Martin Abosolem MeLsgsn Robert
NAYS Moses Maibein James
Mills Mrs Rebeeea fcare McLsganl
JAS NJ. WARD N
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DENTISTRY.
DOCTOR J. p. HAMILTON.

Having permanently located bimselfip CassvilIe,
Grant county, w. r., respectfully ahnoonce Il,
the public that he IL prepared "a practice medicine
Having received his educston ~ the Western
Medical SCHOOL, he hopes By his knowledge of tho
diseases peculiar 10 the Western country, TO merit
the confidence 81 the public. Oaire at the Cass-
vile House.
CassyiIlc, May %, 1874.
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1. q. Of O. f.

The members of the Rose Of the Valley Lodge,
Ma 2. OF the Independent Order Of Odd Fellows,
U celebrate their frs, Anniversary in Potos', on
me sixth day of September next. A procession
will be formed, and appropriate addresses delivered
a. the OCCASION The adjacent Lodges, and all
members in good standing, are most respectfully
invited to attend.
WIN. F. PARKER, Sec'y.
Potosi, July 25,h, lS4j. 2i-5t
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Rev. A. II. Curtis [Universalis'] will
nreach a, The Court house, Sunday, Aug. 3d.
a, n o'clock A. M.
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M f. DICAL NOTICE.
DIR. CREIGHTON.

J3OpASN1D J2tsf2s59gILgAlYs
Most respectfully infoms the citizens OF Potosi and
the pube IN general, that he has located himself
in Pni6si, W. 4. aud offers his prolc SER
vices TO those who may favor him with their pat
ronage, AMI flatters himself that he is competent
TO cure any disease that is within the reach Of
Medicine. His Medicines are peculiarly cal
eulaied for the cure OF Liver Complaints, Dispep-
sia, Fever and Ague, affections Of the Iungs and
Kidneys, Weakness ofthe Stomach, Geneui de-
biliy Of Females, &c. ohiee opposite Messrs.
Ian worIhy's st0re.
PmOsi, w. r., Aug. 90, 1874.
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IetLB5DI1Alf, IYOsIId]Isl.
EDWARD CRONIN, A. b., M. ID.

Having permanently located 10 "iattovlo, Wis. ,re-
specially tenders his services to the citizens OF the
village and the surrounding country in all the vafi-
Gus branches Of his profession, including Medicine,
Surgery and .4oeouehonenk Ofice at Mitton's
Hotel, corner of Main and Second streets.
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IA arrfe0,

AT Jamestown, in this county, on the Gath
dsy Of July, by H. Van Week. Esq. Mr..
VIM. MATTINGLY TO Miss SARAH II. KLINE,
both of Halle Green.
At Plat,eville. on the 3lst of July. by s. O..
Paine, Esq WILLIAM BILLINGS and CoRNELIA
AGNES, of Gaena, Illinois.
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c. KALTENBACH,
WATCH MAKER AND JEWEllE

"AS established himself in business in Potosi
Ill at the brick house at present occupied by
Willmers, near the Post Office. All kinds Of work
Usually connected with the trade faithfully and
punctuay performer at fair aud reasonable prices
Potosi, Grant Co., Dec. IL. lS43. Al 6m
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NOTICE.

MY wife Sarah having left 'ny bed asd board
wi witnoBt cause or provOcoiion, this is to no
uIy all persons harbor her on nv ae-
count, foi | will certainly pay debts NJ her con
tracing AUGUSTUS VINCENT.
Boyee Prairie, Wis, JOY 5, lsi5. Is A.
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GHa MAIEsIAg
EMALE ACADEMY

POTOSI, GRANT CO., w. Il.
SpHlS institution is under the direction of the
~ Sisters of Charity Of the Blessed Virgin, from
Dubuque. The strictest attention will be given by
the teachers TO the moral department, well as the
intellectual improvement Of the pupils entrusted TO
their care. This form of government will be mild,
but firm All will be required 10 coniorn strictly
to the Regulations Of the School; but parents may
rest assured that no attempt will be made to bias
the mind or interfere with the Religious opinions
or the pupils; and that pains will be spared TO
make them comfortable and happy. The course
of studies will be divided into two departments,
including all branches Of popular Education, wiz
a Grammar school, aid Primary school.
TERMS OF TUITION.
Grammar School, lst class, per or. 50 90
+" IS Cd IS g I" 90
Primary School, lst class, s. /" So 90
+" 6. Cd " T" I" 90
to be paid monthly, in advance.
Boarding, and tuition, per annum, 500 90
Half boartlers, IS +" 6 40 90
payable quarterly in advance. Stationary, and
other incidental expenses at the charge of parents
or guardians. Commune atoms may be addressed
(post paiL) to the REV. JAMES CAUSE,
orto SISTER MARY CEREsA, Sister Servant.
PoTosI, Wis. June I'd lS45. Idly
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Hardware Boots Shoes of all descrI TONS Crockey &C. Sc
EVERY A
Our eradew confined exclusively Cash.
We wnu alarming andm
man examin
Goo
M
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NOTICE.
rs hereby given tina, ] have appointed G,onog
II. STosrz, 70 be depoty District Surveyor dur
ing my absence. Mn. STgsTz will be found at
nv Office in Lancaster; and viii promptly and eff
eien,Iy discharge the duties Of District Surveyor.
~. A. WILTSE,
District Surveyor Of Grant Co. w. Il.
Lancaster, May 10Th, 1916.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-25
RICHMOND, VA.
Tuesday Morning, November 20 1910
THE FOREIGN NEWS

win Attract the attention Of every reader
There are porl.nlous signs on the horizon ., ru-
rope, which may indirectly affect our own an mars
The United States cannot watch, without ih'ei-
esr, the probable event of throwing open Inc pof's
OF England TO foreign grain, and the CONSEQUENT
success of the Free-Traders IN breaking uo""
forever the odious corn-laws, and with them 'i'e
whole protective system. Dreadful as the RENE
d. may be, it promises rich benefits TO The people
Of England and 10 the whole world. 10 our mi
lsrs and farmers the effect Of The news IS most im-
portant. Already do the English papers TAX Oh
introducing he Indian corn, with when 10 exc
cut their shot allowance ofwheat. we ieei con-
fdent hopes Ina, the threatened famine III Eu-
rope will produce constant market ior inc su-
perabundant Indian com crop OF This county
This of ITSELF will be a great gain TO The Virs'-
MIA farmers
T-morrow, we shall give lew extracts from
the an,i-corn law papers, showing Inc spif'' WHICH
animales men struggling for free bread.
Can any one doubt that the important in'eili-
eence by the Britannia will diminish The propa-
bilities Of war, abou, which the Wings have en-
deavored 10 raise "panc?"
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DEATHS.

Departed this life, Of Apop.exy on Sunday
morning, the 23d inst, RoBERT LOWELL, Of tie
county Of Madison. Blessed with all the con.
forts which earth could confer, he has fallen SUI.
denly, in the prime Of manhood striking cou'
mentary upon the uncertainty and vanity Of the
things OF lime. He was devoted husband an
atfecionae parent, kind master and warm
friend. He has left wife and two children 10
mourn his loss; and whilst many friends nnee
tears of sympathy and sorrow with theirs, lis for
Him who tempereth the wind TO the shoIn
lamb" 10 pour the oil Of consolation into their
bleeding bosoms. May they look with consola
ton and faith 10 that physician
Died, at his residence, al Holloway Coun
House, Va, 18th Of November 1915, Mr.. PATRIcs
II. VAUGHAN, leaving a wife and five small Chi
dren. He was kind neighbor, faithful and
constant friend, an aleclonate husband, and as
parent indulgenl, almost 10 fault. BY his death
the community in which he lived has lost ore o.
iis most uSefnl citizens
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To Tie Editors Of The Enquirer:

To tie Editors Of the Enquirer:
Gentlemen: The ravages of the fever has
been appalling beyond description, in many por-
tons al The Stale. There has been great diyersi-
" OF opinion as 10 its nature, and correspond
ing diversity in the mode Of treatment. The re-
suits, as was 10 be expected, have been equally va
rious. Whoever is able to offer suggestions cal
culaled 10 mitigate this malignant and fatal
scourge, will deserve the thanks OF the public.
With this hope, venture 10 send you the follow
ing observations.
By some this fever is called remiuing, by
others continued fever. lregard it myself as
proracled remilling fever Of typhoid type. 10
the early part Of the Summer, owing perhaps TO
the long drought, il approached nearer TO The con-
tinued form The remissions at that time were
more obscure than 10 the latter part OF Summer
and during The Fall months. But there was
sufficient number Of cases at the earliest date oil
its appearance, with remissions sufficiently DIS
tinct, to show the genuineness of its character,
and 10 iorele 10 the eye OF an attentive observer
what i, would be as the Fall season approached;
and The peculiar movements OF particular cases
also pointed out pretty clearly its future develop
menls, For example: In the lew nfsl Gays OF
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SALE OF MILLS, LAND, &C., IN HAN

WILL be sold on the Goth day Of December, ls45
w Grst and Saw Mills, in good repair on never
failing stream, about Is miles from Richmond the
of land on which I reside, containing seven hundred
and ninety acres, which ia dwelling In good repair
containing six rooms besides cellars all necessary out
houses, and young orchard Of choice fruit in about
twelve miles Of the above city; part Of which land is
in fine state of Improvement and contains some fifty
acres of meadow land IL will he sold in body. or TO
suit purchasers IL will he sold privately by the sub
scrber who can be found the premises by applica
lion before the day of sale. Also, the above named
day will be sold household and kitchen furniture, corn
crops Of all description, farming untcnsils horses,
mnlrs, and stock of all kind.
Nov. 25-cwlds JOHN B. GREEN
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PUBLIC SALE OF KINDERTON ESTATE.
ON WEDNESDAY, the path day Of December. ls45,
~ will be sold in the town Of Clarksville at public
auction entire interest in the residence tract Of the
Knderton Estate, containing $40 acres, and adjoining
the town Of Ciarksyille This well known establish
ment is Of the most elegantly improved in the up
per country, and is most suitable estab hment for
professional men, or gentlemen owning estates the
river Roanoke; s sufficiently remote from the river,
10 be perfectly healthy and is well watered Mr.. A. c.
Morton, on the premises, will show The estate In thOAu
des rlngtO see it, Al the same time authorized 10
state that all outstanding interests In this land be
purchased on the most accommodating and fair terms
AT the same time and place will be sold fine situation
for settlement, also adjUnnR the town of Clarksvile
called Springfield containing Sc acres; and sundy other
lois of cleared and wood lands In the vicinity
Terms will be very liberal, and made known the day
Of sale. Purchasers also referred 10 X. Lester
Esq Clarksville N. E. vENABLE
Fannyille NnY rs lS35-cw4w
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NOTICE.
TO NONRESIDENT KENTUCKY LAND OWNERS

THE subscriber, having taken charge OF the interests
i of several Estates in Kentucky, has removed TO
Frankfort, from Cupeper county, Va He tenders his
services such persons have interests in lands In
Kentucky, which likely 10 he lost, for non-paymen
of taxes, neglect in other respects. large portion
Of these lands will he sold In January next, unless
deemed before that time. Further delay may be fatal TO
the interests Of the riehtfu The subscriber
will also attend the collection Of debts due in this
State and made arrangements for the recovery Of
claims for land money from the General Government
or State nf Virginia, and pledges himself to digent
and faithful discharge OF all trusts conhded to him.
Having been actively engaged in business for several
years. In his native county Of Cupeper he refers to The
Judge and Justices nf the Courts the members Of the
Bar and the citizens generally for any which
strangers may desire, that any business placed in his
hands will be attended to with promptness and fidelity
Letters should be addressed to him, nj Frankfort KY
and will be answered as soon as received.
If the owners of lands prefer to pay portion OF them
for their redemption, such arrangements may probably
be made will be mutually satisfactory.
He has made arrangements with Mr.. THOMAS
GREEN, of Richmond, Va for assistance In prosecut
ing claims upon the Government. and for obtaining
agencies generally.
Reference is made him; also, to Gen. Bernard Fey
ton and Hon. John NJ. Patton, Of sad city, for further
information respecting the subscriber
GEORGE MASON GREEN.
Cyank fnrf XIV Noy
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A PR0CJ AMATION

WHEREAS, vacancy hath occurred in The General
w Assembly of this State, by the resignation Of Ebe
NJ. Hepburn, the delegate elect Cor the county ~
Lunenbug: The sheriff Of the said county Is, therefore,
required Ia hold election the second Monday in
December next within said county, for delegate 10 I'LL
the vacancy aforesaid.
Given under my hand, as Governor, and under the
lesser seal Of the Commonwealth al Richmond,
shAAl this twsny-first day Of November in the year
1916. IA: MCDOWELL.
Nov 25-ctd
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ACCIDENT TO THE HIsEaNIA.-The steamship
HiMrnia, Capt. Ryre, which left Boston on he
Isl inst, for Liverpool, struck ON the point ofCape
Race, Newfoundland, in dense fog, on The night
OF The 5,h, when three days gu; from Halifax
In consequence OF leaking considerably, she put
INFO ST. Johns, Newfoundland, Tor repairs, where
she arrived on The subsequent evening.
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FORTUNES NEW HOME

w ?. TURPlN's oFFICE.-AIexaudria Lottery,
W. Glass go, Extra. Drawing comes to-day per
Northern mai. Capitals Prizes Of Sl0.O0n, 10 Of
900, &c. splendid Scheme TO purchase Packages OF
single Tickets 70 Nos, IA drawn ballots Tickets
ony S. shares in proportion For sale until II O'Clock
nj the ..Creek" Prize Office of w. P. TURPIN.
Drawn Nos Of Virginia Leesburg Lottery, No 9, Extra:
SIS % 90 6 50 81 80 CO 30 80 rs 81 "a.
Ticket Nos. % % So, Prize cf 500, .old and paid
by the lucky w. T. TURIN,
No o5 No. l0l East Man Street.
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For the effect of the foreign news upon oui
market and those of The Northern cities, we 'eie'
IN the Commercial head.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-25

Last Tuesday, resolution was offered in the
Georgia Senate for The election Of United States
Senator from The 9TH March, lsi7, and rejected
by vote Of % TO g. the President (ChappelD
giving The casting vote in the negative. This is
sign that The election will be deferred till the
term Of Nov, IS47.
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M A r RIEO

On Thursday evening, 2Olh inst, by The Rev
Moses ID. Huse, Mr.. JNo A. HICKS 10 Miss 81
RAN G., daughter OF Capt. Benz. Sheppald-a Of
this CITY
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In order TO clear our table OF all The commune
cations of our friends and Of the proceedings oil
the people now on hand, and to have scope
and verge enough" for the work OF Congress and
our State Legislature, which will meet next Mon
day, we shall not trouble orr readers, 'hIs week,
with many editorial reflections. In few days
official action will throw flood OF light upon the
many interesting questions before the country
Speculation, al present, is therefore, unavalllne'
and will soon Weld to stubb IN facts. We shall,
however, keep an eye 10 general news, and, II ne
cessary, throw in a running, though very oFiei'
commentary of our own. To give our cores
pondens fair chance, ii is absolutely indispensa-
bic 10 Stop our own pen.