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Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-08-23

known as 81. lerioie ana which now consH-
,u,es the principal place of business, was com.
menced by Mr. Pierre La Riviere.
10 1914 the United States bull. a Fort on
tie mound in The main town OH which Mr., III.
l.. Dousman's dwelling now stands. This
Fort was in the same year taken by the Brit
ish. who burned il down in August, 1915.
The middle town was commenced by Re-
piste Gagnier and Cold. but al what period !
am not informed.
The first regular store opened in the main
village was established by Messrs. Calve,
Brisbois and Aniaga in 1910, for the purpose
of trading with the Indians.
A post Office was established at Prairie du
Chen. and J. II Lockwood. Esq. appointed
postmaster. In 1896.
AT what period the present well located
and we'll constructed fort Fort Crawford VS.
erected, have not learned.
The only public buildings worthy Of notice
in Prairie du Chen are the United States
Fort and the Catholic Church. The fort.
which is a substantial and skillf0lly cons,rsc-
ted square of stone buildings of one and hall
stories high, is capable Of accommodating -four
military companies. Its site was admirably
selected, being elevated. and delightful sno
commanding an extensive and Huly Picsur'
ssque prospect of the "faIher of waters Al
present this military post is occupied BY two
companies OF U. S. troops under the command
OF the gallant Col. Wilson, and is frequently
visited BY travellers from The great cities Of
The Atlantic, who make tour Of this interest
ing portion Of The "far west" for information
or for pleasure. and tits no sxsggers,ion to as
sert ,ha, the high intellectual faculties, literary
Attachments. and accomplished and urban'
manners Of all the brave officers at the Tor
makes the visitor almos, forget that be Is IL
the extreme vest Of Wisconsin. while bis DO
som 81 lows with usiioAsl pride for the army o
! the Republic.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05
FROM ENGLAND
Fourteen Days Later from L.per

Fourteen Days Later from liverpool
The steamship CALEDONIA arrived al
Boston on the 19th. bringing Liverpool
dates to the 4th. and making her passage
In Is days.
The excitement which had existed pre- vi
ously in relation to the Oregon question
had entirely subsided-
The Amer ican provision market was in
very healthy state.
Cotton was dull, and The paiees barely
sustained.
The money market was in fealthy state:
good paper was readily discountend at 25
10 "a per cent. Money has been in
great request on the stock exchange than in
the discount market
Germany appears to be in a stale Of high
excitement in consequence Of the schism of
M. Rouge. the new Luther. who demands
marriage for the Catholic priesthood. and
the celebration Of saass IN the naive in.
stead Of Latin language.
The project Of uniting the Atlantic ana
Pacific oceans is in q fair way OF being car.
ried out,
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05

We are pleased to see that our Female
Institute will soon be re-opened, under the
efficient superintendence OF the Rev JAMES
WEATHERBY, late of Oxford; and from the
array of able assistants presented to the
public in the card of the trustees. (which
may be found In another column,l we feel
safe in saying that the Institute will main
tain character equal to that which it en-
joyed at any former period. We hope the
citizens of Marshall, and Of North Missis-
siPPi generally, Will give ii that support
which deserves. All that is wanting is
the right kind of support. unitedly given,
and we can build up an institution here.
equal in all respects, if not superior. to any
in the South west Read the card.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05

humor says that John Y. Mason. ESQ
now Attorney General ofthe Uniled States
mas been rendered the mission to Great Rrit'
should Mr. Mason accept the apno,o,.
.neh. 70 the mission to Great Britain. II i
saio 'naf Mr. Andrew Stevenson will ha =
oloognt INTO the Cabinet and as Mr. ste
s1nson might be averse to accepting .nv
o'nef 'nan the post of Secretary of State !,
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05


UIljmO.
The meeting at Court House On last
Saturday, the ash uit., evinced the same
unalterable determination to effect some
thing towards their object that characterised
the meeting of the 13th June. not by Pes'-
tioning merely, bu. by voting. Iney re-
iterated the declaration before made. 'ha'
,hey would vote for no man for Governor
or fer the legislature, who did not pledge
himselfto use all lawful and proper means
to further the views of the meeting, and to
carry out the object of the same. This Is
right If we would accomplish anything
in this movement, it is necessary to make
use of rigorous. combined and Immediate
action on the subject. five will only do
this. and can also succeed in arousing the
mscha nics in the different counties of the
State to the sane sort Of effort. we see no
reason TO doubt the speedy accomplishment
of our purpose. They have the numbers
and if they will unite their force and put II
into actire exercise, they can soon put down
The nuisancs Of our present penltentlary sys-
tenn. Why. we have almost enough me-
chanics in Holly Springs to hold the bal
apcs of power in Marshall county; what,
then, would be the united influence of this
class throughout the county2 They cam
of course. control its elections, If they
choose. And we doubt not but that the
same is the case in almost every county IN
the Sate. Why, then, not use this
power2
After the business of the meeting was
concluded, GEoReE A. WILSON. ksq, ao-
dressed the audience for short time with
his accustomed ability. Col. WILSON vee
ry forcibly set forth the immoral tendency
of our present penitentiary system, and
suggested. as remedy, that our convlcts
be employed upon works o. internal I'M
provement. of which. he said, we had
enough 10 employ them for many years.
AS the most important, he referred 10 that
much needed work, the leveeing of the Mis-
sissippi River. which would redeem hun
ireds of thousands Of acres of our richest
lands, and ultimately be source of i'm
nense wealth to the State. The speech |
If Col. w. contained much practical good
ense.
We are sorry TO see that some persons.
without inGuiriug into the motives which
lctuase US. oppose themselves to our Asso-
;iation, upon the ground that he mechanics
ire leaguing together for the purpose of
imposing upon the other portions Of the
community. by building up high prices, &c.
We assure such parsons that they are vast
y mistaken. il they suppose this to be our
b iect. The moral influence of our con-
net system upon the industrious class is
What TO uses US to action; and we doubt not
hat if the other classes Of the community
would look at the thing impartially. instead
f opposing our course. they would rather
mite with us on this subject. What man,
esiring to give his son some respectable
rade, would like to- see him thrown into
he society OF unreformed scoundrels from
ne penTtentia:ye
We may have something more to say
IN this subject in future numb ber.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05

ssAEkNe = WHO would
!aahe 4 ea 1Atls sl5ala ways avoid boil
Ing tn JaIce z ffu when it is desira
hie 10 bave The atticie, y hen made, retain
the flavor Of the trult from which il was
prepated Alter the Juice is pressed from
ne ftast, and ihe proper quantity of sugar
added 70 Ii. lei Il oe heated until the sugar
Is dissolved; after this. no further heat is
required to finish them.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05
FoR CHANoERY CLERK.

JAMES C. ALnEAsoN, the present Clerk of the
District Chancery Court al Holly Springs, for
the counties OF TIppah, Pontotoc, Lafayette, Pa
nola. Coahoma, Thpica, Desoto and Marshall
is a candidate for reelection TO that Office in No
Fember next.t
We are authorised to announce Col HANNIBAL
HARRIs, as candidate for Chancery Clerk, in
the District composing the counties of Tippa h,
Pontotoc, Lafayette, Pamela, Coahcma, TGnica,
DeSoto, and Marshall.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05
EoR STATE SENATE.

We are authorised to announce Dr. S. O. Ca
FUTHERs, an INDEPENDENT candidate to
pfthe Mis- sissippi Legislature, at the ensuing
November election.
WE are authorised and requested to an
nounce DIR. JOSEPH G. HALL, of
Hernando, candidate for the State Sen
ate from the district composed Of the coun-
lies Of De Soto, Tunica, Coahoma. Bolivar,
Washington, Sunfower and Issequens.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05
FOr Probate Clerk

We are authorised 10 announce BASIL C.,
HARLEY, as a candidate fer the Office of Pro-
bate Clerk al the ensuing November election.
We are authdrised to announce GORDEN-
TIA WAITE, the present incumbent, as can
dIdale tor Probate Clerk, at the ensuing No
Vember elections
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05

To MAKE FRENCH RoLLs.-Take a
spoonful of lard or butter, 3 pints of -four,
a cup of yeast, and as much milk as will
work it up to the Stiffness of bread; Just be-
fore you take them from the oven, take a
clean towel and wipe over with milk,
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05
For District Attorney

We are authorised 10 announce Col S. D.
MAR13N as a candidate for District Attorney OF
the seventh judicial District, al the ensuing No
-yem5er election"
We are authorised 10 announce JAMES M
GEEER Esq, as candid ate for District AttoI-
ney Of The seventh Judicial District, at the en-
.tIing November Election.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05
NOTICE

~ = i
THE undersigned. at The 80. - !.
of the Probate COurl Of NJ,
Mississippi, having been ~ q
missioners to receive ..f ~
claims ofthe estate Of Alsl.,ll'I "a +
Deceased. reported la'ol''l5 Y.
ministrator will meet al eaus y. 5
Clerk of the Probate -. Os
Springs, on the 4th Sas.'s s Is.
October and Decemoei ~ E.la
proof of felaims agaiqsi gsi3. s%SlIIiIEl sSlI &
GORDENTlA. A.,,,sa. nSa 4
WILLIAM CHl'9'
July Sin 1s45.-SE:
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05
For Sheriff.

We are authorised TO announce LEWIS
SAWYER as a candidate for Sheriff of 1lar-
shall county.
We are authorised TO announce JAMES M.
COOPWOOp, as candidate for Sherif & Of
Marshall County.
We are authorised to announce John Is.
HIcCarrOil as a Candidate for Sheriff OF
Marshall COunty.+
We are authorised TO annou,SSce WILEY D.
County,
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05
CAMPMFms

The Camp>mee,in,
n,onpa $ s.oung, ~ tiufrieshe ep
time and place. he "a a.
ence for Oxfe-d Circ0s -,
lsters and people are ,e,,s.s. =
attend.
juno 2S,Ie45.
m
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05

. LARGE ToMAToEs.-We received from
an esteemed female friend, basket OF to-
ina;oes this week. the largest of which
measured l3 inches in crcumference.-
We did not weigh it, but supposed 1t would
have weighed 2 or lbs. Such .favors are
always thankfully received.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05

TEXAS MAIL.-The Postmaster Of
n Orleans has been authorized to contract
for Weekly Steamboat Mail( (semi weekly.
practicablel between New Orleans and
Galveston under the act of Congress of
March last. The regulations of posta ge
&c. as contained la the official order
where recently published by US.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05
FoR Assessor.

WE are authorised to announce GEORGE
w. GRAHAM, a candidate sor Assessor of
Marshall County.
We are authorised 10 announce S. s. gLAs
LOCK, as candidate for Assessor.
We are authorised to announce w. T. LONG
as candidate for assessor of Marshall County
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05

Darkness There is nigger down
south, according to the Picayune. who is so
black that no one has ever seen any thine
of him. except his teeth and the white of his
eyes. When he passes along the road il
becomes SO dark that birds all go to roost.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05

We know our readers will excuse the
appearance ofou editorial columns tins
week, when we inform them that we are
not only sick ourselves, but have had to set
up three nights during the week with sick
child.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05
CAMP MRPrr.

TE Asf y
The annual camp>nst,.
ledge camp ground, vii
"Wednesday. The OH of Id.
cluck, y. N.
Rev. Messrs. R,L..
T IleEson' and }. H. Gny -..
expected TO 8uend.
A general Invitation
ded.
EO1frsn
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05

Our ola roller is SO nearly worn ost, that
we cannot-make'ou paper look as wei
this week.. as we could have wished. but
will try and make new one by our next
issue.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05

is suggested that Mr.. Buchanan will con-
sent to receive a seat on the bench of the
u. S. Supreme Court. Such are the news
paper rumors-Picayune.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05

The Albany Argus says. that Amos
Kendall, agent for Mr.. Morse. the patenise.
Is making arrangements to construct Z line
Of ma gnesic Telegraph from the Atlantic
TO the Mississippi river.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05
FOr Circmu Cierk

We are authorised TO announce William
ne. Williams as candidate for Circuit
Clerk OF MARSHALL County.
We are authorised to announce A. T. Ca
FUTHERS the present incumbent, as a candidate
for Circuit Clerk OF MaEshall county. Miss
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05

TO make Cistern Cement.-Ashes Two
parts, three parts clay. one part sand, mix.
ed with oil, it is stated. will make cement as
hard as marble. and impenetrahle by water.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05
no the Voters of Mar sha n County.
FELLow-ClTIzENs

lam candidate for
the office of Judo of Probate Court of your
County, and should be happy 20 mingle
with and form your personal acquaintance
during the present canvass Cor the fall elec-
tions; but / am deprived OF bis privilege.
had a severe fracture q my Leg last
fall from which ! have net recovered /
have no profession. "no slave to i'll my land.
TO fan me when sleep" but have Six
Children. ask not the Office in shape Oh
aims, but fellow-cilizens. should you honor
me with your suffrage. should be proud
of the distinction, grateful for the favor, and
faithful to the trust. Respectfully,
JOHN A. FRAZER.
Nav "a. lS45
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05
For RANGER.

We are authorised to announce JAMES Ell.
SWAN candidate tor reelection TO the Office
he now fills, as Ranger Of MARSHALL county
We are authorised to announce w. G. Nc
GAuGHEY, as candidate for Ranger, at the ensu-
ing November election.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05

The Frankfort Ky. Commonwealth says
We understand that the Hon. Harry
Daniel was last week acquitted on The trial
ct the indictment against him in the Mont.
goulery circuit court for the murder Of his
bFoeher>in>law, Clifton r. Thomson, ESQ.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05

A simple girl endeavors to recommend
herself by the exhibit IN of frivolous &C.
complishments and mawRish sentiment
which sreas shallow as her mind.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05
To THE Publ.

The last Guard eonla.lN 80
ed James VI. Hunt, deny m
ship exists between hial ~ -. 6
certan Mill known as Ll,1
Mill. The public are lni.... ". !.
and have been a partner 81 =
built, and do hereby warn :, 8
debted to the firm, not .
one dollar cor any lumber =.
Mill, for by so doing lnsy
it a second time. -r RBCl6
July 5 I845-%.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05

General Santa Anna was receiVed at
Hayans with every demonstration OF res
peel. being escorted 10 his lodgings by
bands of music.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05

&The Temperance Celebration will take
plaae at The Presbyterian Church 10 night
(F'riday) at early candle light: An address
will be delivered by w. F. SrEARNs. ESQ,
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05

FoR COUNTY TREASURER.
We are authorised to announce THOMAS
POWELL, as candidate for County Treasu-
reri at the ensuing November Election.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05
Holly Springs Fsn,5

HOlI! springs Fem1h
THE Trustees have The p.s7.
the Public lhal'tbe mex. -,
stitutiOn will commence On n
2lst of July, under a Boar
high character for taIens ri
The Principal, is a gra'larm
as a successful and popular 4
excellen. Teachers he!doI
with the Literary DepaTnsr
are retained The Professss =
of the Department. Of MBse
highest testimonials.
TEACHES
ReU. James 1Esalbsrig ANA
Mass Louisa uonli9n. ) D.
Mrs. Elisa r. Moore. Ss4
Mass ClaTI MOuiton. lsnn
Mr. Joha F. Branat pesas
mental Music.
Mr. G.. ". PralI, Prolassa
Instrumental Must.
Mrs. Brandt, Teacher dIM.
Mss NJ. Armstrong, Tsasbs
mental Musc.
H Fees per Session Of
invariably to be paid in aiHs
duction TO be mlde for GsssIs
protracted s ckness.
Board, including washing is
Tuition in the Primary DfPi
/" JunisF
!" 4" Senior
Music on the Piano,
Use Of the Instrument
Music on the Harp,
Use OF Instrument,
Music on the Guitar,
Use Of Instrument
Tuition in French, Italian %
ish, each,
Latin and Creek C,Iors
Drawing, in OF Color,
NIonochromatic Drawing.
veal Music,
Incidental Expenses
Plain Needle Work and Cd-.
out charge,
The Apparatus Of the lhsi'
: IS upon a large scale, ever
sary 10 make experimehls Q q
and Astronomy
The Department Of Muse
furnished with EnsiTumenA
Of written Music.
BY order Of the B'a..
A. C. McEE5s5.A 55.
Holly Springs, July .. l''f
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05

BY divine perni..5ss
lsy generally knos.
Jew will preach at d.
tlme' at each place
made in aid ofthe Ans
Monday N the 7r6, Juir,o.' lli 'o's
Tuesday A" Sth, J : &
Wednesday " 9th, q g =
Friiay the Il a s.a.
Saturday the l2 81 N
Sunday the la a. MAJ.
Monday the l4aP,;..5.
iI tuesday the l5atIss,...
Wednesday ", he Is :
Thur I Thursday The Il Hs1v !.
trldy The Is" Salem NJ! p
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05

Pre'sree your -:
man man stated .s before d. S.', !,
GluO' woa that that The slroas.A ~
fro5o Gaa Insufficient ,ha to 81 -
satisfactorily p lbaI aId n %
9 near the Tansey pI.s.s 'l.e en-
nad m;t.aSs kept su'roud5is55 5.s5 f
tion. 'p'lo' ~
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05

" The New Orleans Courier of the
9th uh-, says that "tEere was rumor in
town this morning which we think worthy
Of belief, that The government has ordered
allthe troops on the Sabine to advance upon
the Rio GraEde 10 repelthe meaaced irrur-
ton OF the Mexicans upon the ierritoy of
Texas
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05

As Mr.. Jacobs intends leaving our town
in few days we have been requested BY
him. to return his thanks TO the public for
the very liberal patronage be has received
during his stay Mr.. J. will leave by the
18th, and we would advise those persons
who wish perfect likenesses 10 call on him
before that time
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05

THROWING OFF THE SHACKLEs.-We
have Just read circular, written by RoB>
ERT JossELYN, Esq. announcing himself
as candidate for State Senator We are
pleased TO see the bold stand taken by Mr..
Jesselyn against caucuses, as we have ever
considered the controlling influence of
these Ettls cliques, as not only anti.repub-
lican. but extremely dangerous to the per-
petuation of our free institutions. 1t is
solely through these Conventions. which are
always controlled by few leaders about
the county towns, and whose ipse dirit has
heretofore been tamely submitted to by the
honest of the party, for fear of creating a
division, that SO many worthless and un-
worthy men are elected to office. We do
hope that every honest citizen will give this
subject such consideration as its importance
demands. and no longer surrender such
sacred rights to the keeping of those whose
only motive is f-aggrandizemens.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05

Hon: He'll McAlister is the Iocofoco can-
didate for Governor Of fGsorgia.
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giienj itcn 9etraubt baben, rient sur Slacb;
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futb Sn maiden. Seicnbers mirfIam lit fte
bei Oanttrrpet, ScpfNmer3eh 5ersflcpfen,
Wan9el all G6lutt. coer ,pcnn oct O1asen
has glien nicbt Oertra9eu mill, etcn 70 ,pirf,
fam bel Seitenlteebcn mo 0nfenIcbmer,cn,
nno aud lei llncrbnunsen in Der monatlitben
Stelnisuns SIR ben tIauen Sueen per Sins
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tnncn tur5cr Seit eurirt.
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in alien eoSu 9cb6rencen 3mei9en betreibt.-
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usn 8rrratb Su beiibt9en.
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uno fbnsa unb pltnftIib bsfor9t.
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'pcroen auf Serialseu atipoftben ttno ipitber
IN Saecn sebra6t, na6 frenjoltftbsr 1rt.
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fen oen Ola9en, erwcfcn Npretit, bcilen oas
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Slsinfen Bis gum Grtbtsn. Die 9Gaaren Die
sr gum Gerfauf anbistet iino olls auf 2(ufticz
tonen in pbilabelpbia 9sfouft unb fSnnen ba.
Der rpcblfeler perfauft werbsn, mis 1ie iroenbs
100 psrfrti9t tperbsn f6nnsn.
er bat befpneer5 imnvr porrdtbia GiIcn>
Waaren, Trofenrpaarcn, sini9s Speserei
en-, ferti99smaDts Kieieer Sousa acr6tbs
ibatten aus s,pster ioonb, un0 .Ju,pelierz
.paaren. 9ub bat er Kappen jttsr Nrt su
1ebr nlsSri9en Yreiisn. &auflufi0e lino sins
9elaosn anjurnfn unb mt9sn sinsS sutenSdrs
gems psriibsrt tin.
&saein9, Npril Is. bp.
N: .. Bier asfbidtGtbneiber iino jsst bsi
igm bslbdfti9t Slstsr jsber 9(rt su perfsrtosn.
sr pat 9e9enmdrti9 200 Yoar fsrtioe Soolen
une iiber 800 &6de auf S5ane, bic sr mcblfsil
psrfoufsn mrb.