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New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20

StHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of writ Of heri iacia'
> 10 me directed aud delivered will 10 sale on
Wednesday, the twelfth day OF March next At Y O'Clock NJ
a, tbs vrsbulr the City Hall of the Cy of Newt ok,
II the right tile aud interest OF Caleb Hyatt which he
had on The tveny-seveuth day Of December thousand
!,, hunrgd ortyone. At any tune afterwards o.
m srd 20 all that certain lot Of ground the seYeneenh
a:e Eleventh Ward of the City OF New: YORK which J,
known and distinguished on slap showing division Of
e OF the rsal estate late Of Nichols William StgyyesaH,,
ceased among his heirs situate the Eleventh ward ol
The it OF SewY ok filed the Office OF Register OF NE
CRY ard County of NcwYOrk, the 9Th dy of Apfll
1876 By the number 6, TWO hundfrd and ioy.sI hau
bounded follows By the said Map: nor,heny' IA
font b. Eleyenthstreet Elserly on one hd9 oy 70.
laI! down said Map number 27 sontiefiFi ~ .s
Ie.. by land laid into lots tad har, ana Us'
ery % the Other side by lot number 25 on SAID map D
N: on The uorhey side of Eleyenthreef, between r
genue and StuyV-sansTpet, containing 10 iiohI anu
r-ar twenty-five feet aud 10 length each sice nthsr
four t ,.a inches The said Gt being oHe o ss'sfs pt
conyryei 10 Thomas Norel by Daniel r. lnsfsham @ ,hu
Isaac l. Varian Commissioners for l1anlng certain
of he unitr States b. deed dated The ioofrnth n VI
E.brutry eight hundred and '1ry aha ~
corded in the Office Of Register Of tie CY sh ~ o1i
New.Yor. ia bef i0l d CODyfymees gssr NI, tif ~
d,y Of Mach 1880 together with the .-daniehts ss'
appur,enaacss tlersuRto belonging o, "a & az Sss
FREp'x L. vUlTEE, Deputy Shenh
Dated Neg-York. January 23th. lt4o
Tb. sale of the above described property is pos5oned uni
Ncnd.v ia. 9.,t instant az the time and Place
'ioneA'' '"' '' WILLIAM JONES. Shens'
FHrp,x L. yri1Eg Deputy Sheriff. ,,,,
Dated w.York March 18th. ls+3 --e-,,- in,ll H
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20
CROCKERY WARE.
CRoCKERY, &c.

ONUONENI NC.
g P. DEWEY,
lnrortsr and Dealer in French and Rngli,h
CHINA GLASS AND EARTHENWARE,
lgi Water ,treet, topposi,e u S. Hoel)
Newly ork.
opld inform his customers and the public that having been
msng large additions his establishment he has now 10
offer them the nest extensive and complete assortment Ct
Goods in his line before olened n this country iciui
ng in addition 10 the above,
"> Stone Ware, Looking Glasses,
Clocks, Solar, Astral and Hall Lamps,
Grandoes, 6sc &c. &c.
.;mI,r cav, blishn,cnt in the Im,ed Staes 2afy
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20
ARTICLES FOR THE TOILET.

COLOGNE. wATER-Of sui-rcr rquali,y. By the pint,
L qsart o. calon also the genuine Fana Colosav direct
from Germany. For sails b. DAVID SANDS X co: Che
r,Ii
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20
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l5I[I[lII[[]i[1H;l;;II1 lii1]I[:![i|,1'-|I

rTHE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY.-A complete
remedy for the most dangerous Coughs and told and
Of hs mos; desfri,- .ei purnossTy Goa.amptioa hay
in Yielded 20 eoires zEd less Of this Invaluable Aiedi
cine proof Of ,his select the following names from
many whosr certificates may be at our oice C3s Broad
way the extraordinary success that Invariably at
tend, Tie scuthern Balm:
r REFERENCES. "a
Rev lIr. s. Cove Pastor lrh street Baptist Church resi-
esssf $i ITS E 1sss: sn@.isS y
y. Wallace Cam. p.a;iit 81 Wanda T. Van
BrookIrn - Les;. Glssa 10 < assd
q Sd stree, VIM Smith, 4sl Boney Sarah IL Wilson,
"a 5SS BS.daey s. BooE s5Es
iyn Bsnny Garno. corner 10th street and 30 Avenue
Lungs gfoaches Pisrisy Asthma Using from ob,truc.d
but nyit call aud the C.rtica;,s Of these aud
great many mora persoss that we haze and are daily reesiv
The Southern Balm sold =: tina principal Drug Stores 10
PRINCiPAL DEPOT, G3s BROADWAY.
More Agents wanted througoa, the Unon and in the Cana
das and British Provinces on liberal terms Appca,l.as
must b Postpaid mali IN
DIANO FOKTE MANCFACTORY-rhe subscribers
L finishing entirely article OF instTg-
merts which warranted superior in tone 10 any in
use, and 10 keep in much logger the improvement
consists in Harp Frame, peculiar In construction, oov-
atns every objection heretofore caused by the use OF me-
Ailic in i;urng THE Professors and Pu-cas
ers are invited TO an examination Of these Instruments
GLENN ROGERS & co.
jy22 I52 Futon-street East side Broadway.
Guns, PISTOLS AND RIFLES.
MATERIALS for Gun Smiths, Gun Locks and parts Of
Iva Locks, Gun and Rs Barrels, Percussion Caps and
Pills. Powder Flasks md Shot Belts Cones and Wrershes,
Ribs Rods Worms, &c. &C. FOR sale in quantity by
say A. w SPIES g. co. 2ls Peari-st-
WILLIAM STEELE'S
PATENT
EATHER BRU SHE'S,
AAygFAcTURED By
STEELE & CO.
305 Pearl street, Ner- York.
y. B-Peacock Feather ry Brushes made to orfer ol9y
FSIG NS,a
GILT, PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL, BY
ACKERAIAN i MILLER.
l0l Nassau street. between Fulton &c Ann 1911
NOTICE.
ATTORNEYS, COUNSELLORS, CoMMIS-
SI0NERS, &c-
Can Be furnished viii neat
TIN SIGNS.
A, ,hor, no,iss by ACKERMAN & MILLER,
rs sru lei Ns,,au-st tsyveen Fulton and Ann
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20
ts1& manufacturing business. Enquire of Thomas Bryan,
elS Amos. street, or OF
m3 IATHROP & DARTLEI'T. C9 Penrlst-

GOOD SITUATIONS FOR EUSINESs-persous about
VI into business informed that they can OBJ
tain immediate possession Of Stands the Partisan Bazaar
No. 44S Broadway, Grandstreet which consist of
Counters and Glass Cases for The sale Of Dry Goods, NH
ner, Furr!ers Articles, Hats and Caps, Watches and
Clocks, Silver and Plated Ware, Lamps aud Chandeliers.
Cutlery, China and Glass Ware. Pocketbooks Maps, sta
toncry. Annuas and other books Canes and Umbrellas
Perfumery, Furnishing Articles, Ladies' Shoe Store Toy
DO Ready Made Linen Thread ana Needle Store, and for
every description OF neat goc.ls.
This perhaps of the best opportunities for persons
OF small capital their end starting them nto busi
very small risk The Bazaar Is heated and light
ed by tie Proprietor. For further particulars apply at the
Bazaar
" B-A separate entrance will be made 10 the Gallery
and Rooms the second story, which will be let for Sill
linery and Dress Making, Portrait and Miniature Paint
ing, &c &c l6
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20
DAGUERREOIYPR,.
FIRST PREMIUM NEW-YORK
MINIATURE GALLERY,

third door.
NTHERE may be had MINIATURES which, fer beanty
W of color, and elect, IL all times commend
themselves; and not SUPERIOR are equal 10 any ina.
been heretofore taken Mr. p does not claim superiority
for simse but leaves his pictures 10 the criticisms oi
just and intelligent public. who, as well as strangers are
invited 10 ca. a. the Gallery before going elsewhere Whe-
ther they intend sitting or not. LSeresses IN all cases
warranted give satisfaction I'D coured in most eeaa-
t;i0l manner and il which depA ,ent NJ b does c.'n
superiority, being filed by competent and praenca
person Taken in al kinds weather, from A. A- III
2. NJ.
1.-The American Institute awarded First Premium to
n. B. Brady Al the la;e Fair.
d7 srn.y N'''-' SC n. B. BRADY.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20

CUTLERY-Af fine assortment fSuperor Cusry IN sets
y by the dozen knives for silver fork.
r,r,nr.J 10 order Fo sale by WM E. IEN bu itufi
II Iulton street between broadway and Nassau street
large assortment Of Lamps and Grandole' iof sai '
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20

GUNS, PISTOLS AND RIFLES.
MATERIALS for Gun Smiths, Gun Locks and parts Of
IVA Locks, Gun and Ris Barrels, Percussion Caps and
Pills, Powder Flasks md Shot Belts Cones and WrerShes.
Ribs, Rods, Worms, &c. &C. FOR sale in quantity by
say 4. w SPIES &, CO 2ls Peari-4t
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20


The whale ship Thule OF Nantucket. lost in Torris
Straits Is stated 20 have been insured for SSuOo IS fol-
lows Mutual Marine ms Co. Ncw-York $4,000; Sun
Mutual rns Co. d. ZOO upon ship; and AZ Commercial
ms osce Nantucket S2loo Of outh for the
canfain and uSte.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20

yElEa TRAYS, &e.-SPlES CO. rs Pcsri street,
L have Just received large assortment OF Gothic and
Sandwich Tea Trays IN sets. Also, fail assortment o.
All sizes common Tea Trays by the dozen; new ST. les
Dxons britannia Ware very elegant patterns; To-
cu,Isrv scissors. &c. &c. usl
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20

Ri TO DENTISTS AND MERCHANT TAI
T"fN L0RS-TO LEr-A most conspicuous Room No
Chatham Square. situated the junction Of Cathe
inc. Division St the Bowery and Chatham Scu.Ie,nrar
the Branch Post Office of the commanding sit
fer either Of the above occupations to be found in The
City Rent moderate a good tenant.
The Basement of the same building having two large
vaults connected with IT,
Aso-The Fourth Story well lighted aad an eligible sua
ton for any light mechanical business.
Inquire Seymour Co.'S Hardware Store, door, No
hari,7 m tv-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20

sF
DY VIRTUE Precept issued out o. ~ sreeed and
ID OF the Court o. Oyer and Terminer 70 M, Cont Of
deltyered-IrocIamation IL hereby mace a hs CITY
over and Terminer and Jau Delivery III s ~ c,v HAL 1
and County OF Ne-Yosk, Will be he'd N l d an peg
the aid civ on the % Monday OF March next a ID Al
sons bound 10 appear by recosnizance or .sbe ret
I,,ceq ~ the Peace the Coroner, high Consia
Cons,. bes and M.rshal, anda persons Jrner GER
10 aId Corr, be- then and there in theif own ser re-
ons with Their rolls records, indictinen" as 10 Ills
membranes, TO do ihose thins' J" iiicii " '-'-
behalf shall appertaIn TO be done ns.. ,t. HHasy
Gwen under nv hard at the shefn ol'es' . eo,b
., Irn,ry Is45 and CT Independence tis o' Ss.4s
DATED January q. 1915. WILLIAM ''-A'
Iawtil 81 Non. March -----.ocss
az ~ X of tly- t10u JhAhLt.s r paL Ter ard
II InJee nf the Court Of Common fleas ci ~ tS
of the statute authorizing "a: ts
S.nt debtor, that attachnsnt n<s II ~. sz.s o.
JAMrS y. HOLMES nonIii t e ,Is ~ rzypep,c ci
and thar the will be sold ief w.
nnIe., h. appear and discharge sNsII 80, n.bllcann
i a.; law WITHIN nine months from w ~, Sus 10 hin
corning 20 I'D ths, lie payment Of any cepss o. for Eis
" 10 i.y. az this Stsrr ard the dei,fsfy @ ~ =, him snt
oY ,sn,v within thin State beiongins go. " arr
of any ,uch property ~ MN e % dsc af Mstcn
- b. iayy and arr yod.-Da:ed thc 9t Crrditon
Isss A WILLIAMS, Attorney i'i n rns LAVISH
ArEu< please copy --..---pca,,,p, so rhs.
V7T0Y DAnLLNG Ceiebr1itss for Tie sale Of
NAV BE- had of the sabscriDef fouina ra.,errs "
tnrin ~ M AZ he aboye Waldorf ~ ,rEe. tbs
lhe hing many spurious a,v h. ,tsnr
d hy rsa,ioprd aa1inst any wh'en @ ,hen thoss
psols W LEM H. az Newbery Darling a . AZ ,ose o
.,,mrei 10 full Newton Daring 1 sis gem: LOO Joka
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20
SPOKEN. &c

March l. of Berry Islands, ship Elizabeth Bruce from
Liverpool for N0rieans-
ladelphia for Hsvaua-
Feb s. lst AL, lon l7s ship Bsitmore nom Havre for
NYork.
Dec is la, % South, lon 25 West Henry Eneeand from
NYork.
Jan 81, la, la, Ion SC. Boston OF Boston.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20

IL TO LET-.A Desirable Cottage Residence
rg LErOn the a,h avenue and ils street containing 3
rooms and closets and pantes, nlshed in modern
style with marble nansIs folding doors and every requisite
for seneel family: the windows op-a the PIAZZA and
with ren ycretian blinds Attached carriage house and
garden The situation healthy and pleasant The kn,ck
err ck.r stages continue their line M the 9Th the
cottage: also III. Nanatanyle leave the City Hall
every hour durng the day The rent low GOOD iegan-
Appy the premises, or TO MOTT i BROTHERS, lm-
of W'a,ch Sr uSt M
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20
FOREIGN PORTS.

,c.-, 60, ront-,1N = - - ~, an, s,,.,,,s ,,,
NYork. ide.
Al Dcmersra 10th nit, s:is Amazon, from Philadslpha
for Boston.
At Slayasuez. Pc. ith Inst Psncha. Gray. fsS dc
Carsgens. Keller for NYok next; Pedreza. Hnichns do
soon Amethyst, Anderson, DO. day; Willow Rerey,
do, soon.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20

Arr G. Charleston Sth, schr Etanston, Nelson, I'm New
arr at Richmond, l7.h .cAr Red jacket: DeareOrn.SYk.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20

ls4i-'5. WINTER ARRANGEMENT lsi4-'5
@e0 NEW-YoRK AND ERIE RAILROAD LINE,
SSA-L4=aa for Mdde;own, Goshen and intermediate
-sESSESsss, places.
For passengers, the steamboat - leaves
the foot Of Duane ST. every morning Except Sundays
o'clock.
For Freight the steamboat - leaves tho foot Of
Duane every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday after
at o'clock.
For further particulars Nqure Of J. Van Rensselaer,
Agent, corner of Duarc and West sts
II. c. SEYMOUR Superb tcndent
Stages leave Mlddleown upon the arrival OF the Cars
and convey Passengers Ithaca oyego, Binyharn,on
Catsondale. Honesdale Milford, &c. dl6
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20

b. rSo ssPOUGHnEEPSIE AND NEW-YORK.
C-tS-lN Landing IT Caldwelrs. West Point. Cold
.Ss.-nE=crrE-- Cornwall Fishkill and Ham
burgh.
The steamboat EUREKA Captain Verdne Tru-sdell. ON
and after Saturday March 18th will leave NewYors from
the foo; Of Chambers street daily tSundays excepted)
O'Clock P. .M.-Leave Poughkeepsie at 4. NJ For freight
Passage inquire of the Captain board Of S. b.
Ihomrkins < t;o lol West ST. NIP vc
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20

"a FARM FOR SALE-Si;uated in New-Haven
1i.M County, Conn. on the line of the New-York and
'--~A- Sew-Haven (con;empited) Railroad said farm
contains aDout 100 excellent land under good c
buildings are all OF the first class and well adapted TO farm
ing purposes Terms easy. Further particulars may be had
on application 70 H. Z. HODGES, ,New-Haven- or 10
fllff RUSSELL SMITH. 81 LIhertv-street. y. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20
TO LET.

CTEAN POWER TO LET.-Erom 20 . horse pow q q
y with p.t or the whole OF euildinS now ~
50 feet and stores high. the last h'e 'ioe NE
'is sf ing hn?ai'e aEcgER BRoTHERs 2.lcher.y &
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20
ARRIVED.

Barge Whale, South AmbOy.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20
NEW GOODS.

N Il
TAPER CAMBRICS, IRISH LINEN, &c.-Just re.
ceIyed good assortment Of Paper Cambrics, OF all
color and superior quality also Irish Linen, which VIII be
sold at great bargain. Also Thread Gins Brussels shk
and Bobbinet Laces Edgngs, 1nsetngs new style Lace
Caps Of various kinds; Velvet Bead Bags Printed Ca-
brcs French Printed Muslins, Phllippean Gnghams;
roserv Gloves &c c. Y. WRMPLE,
Jobber, I3 CEDAR street.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20
GENUINE TEAS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY,
PRI>,CTPAL STORE. l2l CHATHAM STREET, " Y.
Branch Stores:

I,utIp OIL SrORt-rne subscrIhcr respectfully In
forms the public that he continues the wholesale and
retail Lamp oil and Spirit Gas, at his old stand OF very
superior quality ten per cent cheaper than can DO pur
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-06-21

ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CAsAL--Mr Lcavitt
nnd Capt. Swift, the trustees uppoinu by the
bondholders Of Illinois stock, to superin.cad the
disbursement Of tina money contracted to he adj
vaneed by them Tor the completion OF the canal,
were 10 leave New York city on tho 9th, for Chi
cago. Gov. Ford is TO meet them at Chicago, on
their arrival there, when he win appoinl Trustee
on tho part OF The State, Col Oaky, the State
commissioner, returns TO Chicago in company with
tho trustees. The trustees. will remain on the
ground till the lettings arc made, and he conrac
,crs commence operations. The work sill be pros
eculed with great energy aud despatch. Sixty
miles of the line, from Joliet to the Southern ter
minus ul POru on the Illinois river, will be COM
pleted aud in operation within six months; and ii
is expected tina, the whole line, from the Illinois
river TO Lake Michigan, viii DO nayigable within
one year from November next.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-06-21
DEATH
DE- GENERAL ANDREW JACKSON.


The Hero Of the Hermitage is no more =
THE news came TO Us on Wednesday morning
by passenger direct from ST. Louis. and is
confirmed by postscript in The Ga'ena Ga
zette of the 9Th. which news was brought up
by the steamer Monona. The following brief
notice Of the even, is from the Missouri Re-
publican of the I4ih-
News was received here yesterday, by pas.
'sengers on the Lehgh. tina. on Saturday last.
the 9Th inst. abou. six o'clock 10 the evening,
"a, the Hermitage, Gen, ANDREW JACKSON
Ibreathed his last.
The painful news was anticipated from tbs
reported condition Of his health, for some time
past, and was brough, to Smi,hland, on the
Ohio. on Wednesday. by passengers direci
from Nashville. A gentleman from Nashville
informs Us. tina, he saw the General on the
Saturday previous. At that time. he still re-
',ained his mind in full vigor and cearness,
but his dissolution was momeniarily looked
for by his friends and attendants. His body
land limbs were so much swollen from diopsy,
that his appearance was entirely changed.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-06-21
From Texas The NewOrIeans Picay,n,

From Texas The New Orleans Picayune
says:
1.-THE following extract we copy frcm the
Houston Star of The 25ih May. The editor.
after mentioning previous rumor tina, Next
can troops were concentrating at San Luis Po-
Itosi. goes on TO say
Within few days we have received inielli.
'gence from respectable source that these
troops have approached the Rio GIande. and
i, is now currently reported in Mexico that
they are TO be stationed east of that river.
It's said that the Mexican government is
determined to take possession of The country
west of the Nueces. and when the measure OF
annexation is consumated, she will appeal TO
the world and declare that as the territory
west Of The Nueces is in the possession Of her
troops the claim of Texas 10 il is void.
Information has been received at Corpus
Christi that indicates that Mexico is playing a
deep scheme of ireachery.
We are happy to state that arrangements
have been made 10 obtain accurate information
iof the movements of the Mexican forces, and
liz is believed that our government will be pre-
pared TO repel any incursion of Mexican troops
into the disputed territory
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-06-21

Has SINCE DIED We learn that LIEsF. the
son-in-lAw Of Miller who was Teeently murdered
near Yves, Point, Iowa, died on tie 3lsi ul,, from
the wounds he received in that horrible conflict.
The Hodges were to be tried at Burlington last
week. /, is rumored that Brown, the man suspee-
ted to have been an accomplish Of the Hodges, was
arresisd in s.. Lonis few days since.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-06-21

(t.y- Governor noDGr, we understand, is abod,
10 ,rea, with the winnseSgo Indians lor the pur-
chase Of what is called the Neutral Ground. The
tract extends from the Mississippi, opposite aad
above the mouth Of Wisconsin, river, in a south
westerly Direction to the Des Moaes rivsr. IL is
sbou, forty miles IA breadth and hundred and
sixty in length, containing about four miliens OF
aerss.-[wis Argus.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-06-21

IowA.-The bill submitting the Constitution as
lately framed by tho convention to the people IN
August, has passed both branches Of the Lcgisla-
iure Il passed the House by a vote Of l6,o s.
1t has since been vetoed BY Gov. Chambers. The
further passage Of the bill, At our last information,
depended on tho health Of one Of the members,
who was opposed TO il, and IL able 10 be present,
two.ihird vote could nor 30 obtained.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-06-21
ro,1RTU OF JULY IN LANCASTER.

What is TO be done! Why, the morning
will be ushered 10 with a salute Of thirteen
INNS. Bansll's ak FOUNDER will open its iron
,h,oa, and blaze out thunder. The flag OF the
IIo;on will wave its ample folds over tho
Court house "a flag with thirteen stripes and
,,ysn,v. seven slars-and -four more-yiz; Wis
,onsin. Iowa. Texas and California just be-
ginning to peer above the hOrIzon--and 'he
glorious old eagle n The midst. AT IL O'Clock
A. NJ. instrumental music by Mr. Gayety and
others viii eniven The march Of procession
10 The Court house; where prayer VIII be
made--,he declaration Of Independence taae
and an Grafton deivered--snd some patriotic
airs sung by choir; after which. every body
will 90 10 The Grant County House and dine
at ore dollar per couple gentleman and LADY,.
After dinner will come toasts, regular and vol
unleer. Sunset will be salu,ed By discharge
of twenty seven guns; and in tho evening
some rockets will start heayen-ward; but as
none have ever yet nayigaied this region Of
the sky we canno, tell how soon they may re-
,urn. Those who desire further amusement
can dance colilious a, Uncle Sans.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-06-21

The article Ia the las, Herald, concerning IL
runaway slaves, was copied entire from one Of our
exchanges; selected by an assistant, hose SER
vices were obtained in consequence Of the press
of mechanical labor required in he Office, which
necessarily devalved upon US; and had no
knowledge whatever that il was dyed with aboIi-
know that the Herald has always been unslained
with abolitionism.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-06-21

A Nsw LINE OF COMMUNICATIONS WITH THE
LAKes'-Capt. p. HoTsLIISo, Of the Maid
of Io,Ua, has furnished the editor OF the Gale
ma Gazette with the following particulars OF
an experimental trip he has jus, made TO the
head of navigation on the Wisconsin:
The Maid Of Lo,oa left this port abou. two
weeks siace. for the Wisconsin river. which
she assembled as far up as Point Boss-at the
lower end Of the Rapids Of the Wisconsin,
and is the southern extremity Of the great
Northern Wisconsin Pinery. IL is ono hun
bred and thirty miles above Font Winnebago,
and one hundred miles above where any steam.
boa, has ever before been. She passed the
dreadful Dels, which are mentioned so often
by Indian Traders, and old voyagers, and
which map.makers note so particularly. No
man has or can form any idea of the grandeur
OF these rocks, which the river passes through.
They are eight miles in length from the head to
the foot. and present The most wild and pic.
turesque view imaginable. For the distance
Of a mile the Wisconsin is crowded into a
space Of less than fifty feet, in width. and the
rocks on either side projec, in awful grandeur
and sublimi,y. The Gulph Of Niagara is
nothing TO il. The Maid crowded herself
through by steam, going up; and returning
dropped through with an oar on each end to
keep her straight, such as are used by rafismer
in running Lumber
Il is designed TO run the Maid Of Iowa as a
regular packe, between this place and F.
Winnebago, where she will connect with the
Manchester. running on Lake Winnehago.-
On the other end OF the route, the Enierprlzo,
running on Fox river, connnecis with the
Manchester. thus making regular steamboat
line from Galena to Green Bay. The Maid
Of Iowa and Manchester come within sight OF
each other at FORK Winnebago. and have their
trips so arranged as TO meet there bach time.
The Manchester and Enterprize are also sep
ara,ed by portage Of six miles and half, at
the outlet of the Lake. Thence. TO Green
Bay there is no obstruction TO the navigation
making the whole distance from the Wiscon-
sin to the grea, Lakes with ba, seven miles and
a half Of land carriage"
The Gazette says that this line will be kept
up during the season Of navigation, and that
goods can be brought from the Lakes in this
way, to any poiu, on the Mississippi, above
Galena, for 81 ,s5 per hundred.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-06-21

riRscr The trial Of Capt. Flowery, for pira
ey, eOamiued in the Slave trade, as captain ofth'
SLAYER Spitase, has terminated at Boston, in hi
eoavielioa. Judging from the testimony, as pub
lishea. we can see no reason to doubt his guilt
yet the jns have added to their verdict, a recon-
mendaeon 90 Hssrsy--On what grounds We know
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