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Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-09
SIXTEEN DAYS LATER FROM Ell.
ROPE.
Arrival of the Caledonia

AIIkVAh tnC ChhcuOuINs
The war 10 India has been brought to a
termination after two more victories over the
Sikhs.
Cotton has slightly advanced.
Peel's new Tariff has passed its second
reading.
Commercial accounts from all parts of Great
Britain are Responding and gloomy.
The news from France is not important.
Spain is in a most agitated state and appears
to be on the eve Of some great convuIsion.-
We have made up the following summary
Of the News from Wilmer g. Smiths Euro.
pean Times.
"Since the despatch Of our paper by the Uni
corn, our advices from Bombay inform us OF
two more great battles having been fought in
India between the British and Sikh armies,
both terminating 10 decided victory to the for.
mer. The first was under the command of
Sir VI Smith, and the latter under Sir Hugh
tough, which was, perhaps, one of the mos,
bloody on record. In Sir II. omi.l.,- sas.Is,
the whole army Of the enemy has been driven
headong over the difficult ford of broad riv.
er, his camp, cannon, Sc pieces, baggage,
stores of ammunition and of grain his all. in
fact, wrested from him by the repeated charges
Of cavalry and infantry; and in that of Sir
Hugh Coughs, the Sikhs lost $4,000 men
and 65 pieces of artillery. The English had
300 men killed, l3 of whom were officers. and
$500 wounded. Of whom l0l were officers
Her msjesty's SD and 62d regiments suffered
enormously.
ARRIVAL FROM THE q. S.
We have but few arrivals TO notice in our
present publication. The packet ship Monte
yuma, Captain Lowber. and the splendid new
ship Marmion, Captain Edwards, late of the
Sea. reached our port on the Goth ulimo. The
Captains OF both these ships have our thanks
for late papers.
The Cologne Gazette mentions a rumor
from Alexandria that Meheme. Ali intends TO
Paris, so as TO be there at the same time as
Queen Victoria.
Some OF the rich Polish mobiles resident 10
the amount of 100000 sterling. to send the
proceeds TO their insurgens counirymen.
COMMERCIAL.
The commercial accounts from all parts OF
the country are Responding and gloomy. With
the solitary exception of the iron trade, ia
which great activity prevails, owing 10 temp.
orary causes, there is not branch Of manufac.
turing industry which is not suffering more or
less under paralysis. In msny Of the mann.
featuring towns there are thousands of work
men out Of employment, the markets for all
descriptions Of produce ale in a state Of stag.
nation; stocks are daily on tie increase. with
sinking prices and diminishing consumption !:
and. in short, condition Of things exists
which threatens TO suspend all the ordinary
fsneiious Of commercial and manufacturing in
d. siry.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-09

" We are under obligations to Mr.. Gale
Of Elkhorn, Walworth comfy, for copy Of his
Manual of Forms, an admirable work, which
all business men in Wisconsin ought TO buy.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-09

4 Convenient -irtiei.-A new umbrella has
been manufactured called the 1" lending I'm.
brells." Ills made Of brown paper sod willow
iwigs, intended exclusively 10 accommodate a
friend.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-09

~ The Prairie Farmer. speaking of ex.
crescences, says that the word hustle" is a
corruption Of the French word boursal," a
bag II so, getting The bag can hardly be
equivalent 10 getting The miiien.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-09
Copper Harbor

Is doubtless rich in Copper and full of Silver
Il ore; but not better supplied than is Otis store
in Lancaster, with every variety OF
NEW SPRING GOODS,
at prices to suit buyers. For full particulars see
advertisement next week.
JAMES NJ. OTIS
May 9, 1876.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-09

" Where will our farmers get their wool
carded since Bur.'s carding mill is stopped!
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-09

" On Monday last, Messrs. Frink e.
Walkers stage overturned, on its way FROM
Elk Grove 10 Platieville, and bur. the arm of
passenger.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-09
Final Notice.

"HERE must be a settlement Of notes and
Il book accounts due the late firm of Barber
Ward, before the first Of June, or l shall be COM
PEELED to place them in the hands Of magistrate
fof collection.
THEODORE NJ. BARBER.
May 3, 1876
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-09
May ], 1876.
Notice..

THE co-partnership heretofore existing be-
IL tween John Thomas, Ralph Smith and The
odore Bugbee is this day dissolved; Ralph Smith
and Theodore Bugbee having purchased the en-
tire interest of John Thomas in all the goods,
tights and credits of said John Thomas. All
persons indebted to said firm are expected to call
Immediately and pay their notes and accounts %
Smith & Bugbee, who alone authorized 70
receive the same, and to pay all debts due by said
finn. The business win be carried ON as usual at
the old stand by Smith & Bagbee.
JOHN THOMAS,
RALPH SMITH,
THEODORE BUGBEE.
Prairie do CHEN, April 25, 1916.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-09

Western HospitaRty.-" nave not been
charged one cen, for lodging and horse feed
during the last ten MONTHS" writes coIporter
in Missouri. ~ have sometimes suffered
with cold. bu; my heart has been warmed
while conversing with or reading my books
and tracts to families on whom | called
This Colporter has travelled about 3,400 miles
in ten months. and visited 933 families, 100 of
which had no Bible.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-09

The Smithsonian BiH-Th;s bill, having
very properly yielded precedence yesterday in
the House of Representatives TO the superior
importance of the Oregon question. will come
mp to-day, should the latter subject not again
stand in its way. This impeachment out Ct
the way, we presume there will be no objec.
ton to the consideration OF this long pending
measure, and TO its passage. in sutG shape as
a majority of-ths House shall think mos, con.
formable to the views of the generous teslaIor,
Mr.. Smith.-National Intelligencer.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-09
crON SIN HE r A L D

NJ Mineral ore may be quoted this week
a, SIG per thousand. The rains and snrface
water have nearly suspended mining opera.
lions.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-09
Wagons.

II HAVE on haaa 3 first rate two horse Wagons
4 which will sell cheap.
u. BANFILL.
Lancaster, May 2, lSi6. ST
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-09
" Facts for the People"

(" VI. BARBER tas received and is recciv-
IL ing direct from the eastern markets, all
kinds of
SE.4SON.4BLE GOODS,
which were bought as cheap and viii be sold as
low as ut any store in Grant county. Please call
at the old stand of Barber & Ward.
Lancaster, May 9, 1916.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-30
Eom Die Richmond Tine.
TIE ARl'iI.LERA.

Capt. Ellis Artillery Company. rnnprd by a otda
bic d'sr" t" take part IN the peroS service with them
vadng army, have, through a COMMITTEE of i.ieu>.
bowen aud Richie and Quarter master Gpch adde's,
ed Undergraduates to the Secretary of War; % wm III
'r The felnlsilon upon the Governor Of Virginia conru
plates the employment OF any Artillery and whether, IT
e oier OF Their services LONG since rendered BE- &C
c'Pel they would bccXpet II To serve in any other ia
p'ciis than artillery Their letter together with
me ,fce'ar, answer. appears in Yesterdays Enquirer
No Secretary responds thai company Of Artillery ~
nrilded IN the nqusion. and that if the services o the
hqhn"nd Ar'ey be accepted, they will bc expected to
serve as Infantry.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-30
TIE CONTRAST.
j. II. NJ.

In the IoNngttn "olstrvtr and Re rcr'' # tho 1,
sian' We law an lni'n snH account Of deliver, In
Mr.. CLAY. nj his own residence. Il a mann fc, N, s,
Vase. "wr seht ly American hands and rich in IN
emtcns, rr' scented To hun the ards Of Ur McNu
ny, dsnan',hd citizen If Nashville ir IN III, | ,n,,
OF TENNESSEE. las sn al hut sincere Il ken # lL
deep and unoiun, d v,n,la, II I, h character anil &
gratitude fer all l' great and signal vices In, has r. u
Il red his !ry.'
In Offering 10 Mr. Clay This mos, na rir q ,stm,rv
oil respect and ailccliornie regard Dr. Men any na,
r"l but becoming Address. i'll the course ii " Ich IN,
took occasion 10 alludc Ia The result If the lat, presJ
al election IN the lowing terms
II hat grateful consunn.atol--so recent, denied Il,
y"ur unriVal'd M riS-would Lave saved us he >p,l>
and sIIlor ngs ii war into which Executive us,u,
has unhapply plunged the country It would lny y, re-
buked faction, and crushed that reckless spri, If in
ton which has. AT last, rasy ov.rt Town many Of tl-
most ancient and successful usao,s {, Gov, rIu,m ard
rinnp ianly sui stiiui,d the Visionary and Ianorrs
eNp"r'm'nl o party for well r and l. ,np- established
naAlhs hPolcy. II would have d2n'fi.d and elevated
nr nall' nal character abr adj whilst at hnnc it would
hive protected and encouraged the industry ,tmr ar,
sans and laborers, and secured prosper us STABILITY IN
all the diversified Interests ii on at aud GROWING po
pie
To which Address Mr.. Clay piled in language mark
cd by feeling and gratitude such the occasion would
raurally elct To thai particular Iar, Of the Ad,rss
which we have quoted, lie resp nl,d in the lijowin,
terms
III. indeed. their kind wishes in relation To the issue
oi the last President FL elton had been ura,d have
no doubt that we sbp,ld have ,v,;,oJ ,,, ar H. 49,
public measures su ,,rc,o,,,t ,,;,I ,.;, g., .
to which y.u law, ndyrrtcd W. .h,JI l, ,'
ed. undlsurb,d and without any hazard peace with
all the world. have had no unhappy war with nciuh
bor ne sister republic and c,ns u,nly no J,nr'Il,
.w,s,,,c h,n,n lc ,r I;I ~ ".. nv, nv w P''''i
feed or nipoired in an ins,I,I r;,,,. I;, :; a. " ~,
and more lamcntablc ilnu What l,.. h, -, - a.
glorious achievements ui brave army conan led by
"A skIlluI and gallant General.
I'VE should have S,yrd the ,,;ll;,s r r., - ABB, l
.lhal unnecessary war las ard ms ;,.,n.n,
mount s,Iflic ,ni To impn,vc c,,r, ~, ia L, M ,L
lakes On the or,aa, on the tuIfof Mr>ir1 and IN ,l,
interior and To remove ob,iruc,,ns 10 nayjoann in all
.,. GREAT rivers in The ,n,oJ S,,, 9 " "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-30

~ -r I'D - 4 $500. l.,., t.# .,....#
In Ia 80
Tho caq1 I.fnioa.s#a, Lyric rf. "a
III community h".e afs opp III tel, ~.
further, aai extended 1.-The otlrr s..la
lher iiultt.al ale advantage lie IN iavrg
nle unir3 ro.ccu'r I'd n ms Ieint iet
i1h1 ~"Nr'ii ay H,r#w n";slfssI. II s.t... L
p1pnl1'3H &. ffsi. It's situated I'll the -..s5 2
tleJau"rr i.iser. 80 nil, fiom I;ifn nl a.. -.
heew tho fills Wh"rr The Jun i.iprr lr,.,f 3D.. '.
lhe BIZ" Ri. From 1, ?,'i5n il c,irua.,.#
nsiNc tpin, MT only viii Western Iirg,t.
will the Slatos 81 Que. kenurly Team 500
CT lma. 1hs Is the depot Of ariirc, d,,l,,,zi.N
s=sa m'r,ets. Many lhpo>nl, Il nesll,al, ii,
3fs atl'ally Inspected large t' aeco and colt II NJ,
TO- AMI n,nr VI art osia5l shed here arr, H..
tls P'ro la, laoic the ar ii hl,iag. tinie5fa "f
fGits"9. than and haFe seon sInl1l If The p,,
iNn"hh'lfo l. bn ltpn dHcliyty. and the n,lntr,
I, rugged and br hen. but pIpuoriS aud ,nt,rp,..,.
"an'd tell ypn n" blarA population AMI met,
raara"tr str. Hat m'ght show wlai tier r,,
Is AT present; mi tia general ST rrf dtirr ~
future occasion. of instances + einanr;u,li =,
results IN SOM" If the central cauniics | hay,.
repnrs which may hereafter cjininun.cair ln,u
parts If the Sta,c. Northern people are nov ,,ai
heir way. Farmers II IN England are esall,ln,, IT,
selves here. ard by the manner in which ,b.ir :,
done. viii si =" perhaps thai slave labor is no, i N
sable .r HAT sill, Such arguments have ihri, ,,ll
How much better than The mad violence ON ia, ,,
certain of odr friends. which has cnrrnd, rcd I "
suspect IA and lbs lr cling at the south In thi, ,,.
slaves are NUMEROUS but III the adjacent cou III, ,l
ne nj and west oi the mountains clmuar,ti, 81,
irc una Here they are IN grrat Numbers nn,.,
viii The different churches especially with tl,. N,I
'hSi and BAPTIST churches; and nj ong since saw m
congregaiin composed enn " nj clorcd lc pie. ,u,,
Mi - g u"Ianc" shoM I'd good Sense and htlp,.t,-r
sseIah'. aud MAT would he respected. in any indiyd
alS. II is noticed that several Of tn, $50 mon, L.. w.
saiedly refused the boon IF freed m when nr i,r,,I ,
them by Their masters.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-30
UEApat ARrERs FiEhp DnIsloS Nolr SrkERs,

'.
SIR Pursuant to the Instructions of tn" inaur arncr
al csmniandae. the 2ls inst, al.ut oclock a. m
| maIclcd my division (with the exception of one
company from each infantry rsnoni lc 10 gnarl the
camp and placed II IN orlero OF htile under cover
,nedaely in ROT the aud howzcr battery nv
lsf; resting the main read 10 Monterey
hid hcrn IN p Silun bat short time when received
the een, tai's further orders ssccdiiy rs prac
cable with The three regiments 10 the support Of Gen.
Twiagss division. then engaged in an attempt To carry
tie enemy sfr5t lottery left. To expedite this
IN yemon marched the three uears regiments. com
n,anlcd respectively by Co.'s DAVIS. Campbell. and
Mitchell nv the left fan, ! Fyng Col. 0msby 10
,iatof d. Campbell wssordcre aLeits place The iva
last mentioned gjmenls constituting Gen. teuiimans
field brigade, he took the immediate command u them.
aud moved of with spirit and rrommneSs IN the d'rcc
zion indicated by the enemy, line o e. Having srcn
Gea. Qaiiman's brigade fairly in motion, | turned my
attention inst Is, General lii,cr consisting Of the
Oha rceI nent only Pursuing tic Instructions 4 uie
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-30

APPOINTMENTS or TIE VIRGINIA con
FERF.NtI.
Riotmsad Dsrie, fEss ?. +.
J5hn Earl y n' q Inc Il .o. Concern
of lac II l.. tae.e!. South.
l. toy NJ LeiaY, y slant \ nj do. do.
Richmond Itimty J. Manning.
mon l., tarsr
Centenary !. r.. Edwards
Clay rel Chapel: l.. NJ Lac
Nov kcnt g. W Andrews
Jane, tIly Il Il Iiore.
Williamsburg W w ktliotty
York and Warwick: WA +. lee
Hampton: J. Bailey.
!,oueesier Wm. }. rlleei, A. W.sal".
Matthew'S: }. +. Br,nna.
King x Queen YIN. Grant
King William Bou !. W"daad.
King George David Wgd.
Lancaster :. w jones'
Westnor,and J. ". ShaeLlofd
Charlottesville District-S,M'L T. MoonnAf. T. f..
charlottesville : p. +. August.
ScotsylIie II. II Carey.
Fluyanna Joseph Lear 5 b. Dozcr.
Louisa $ IT, Macn
Carol ne IT, NJ I.inncy
Hanover f.. p. Wilson
Cmpeper &. W. j. Harper one f, be supplied
Madison NJ. \. Dunn, \ T. Hook
Nauenton l.. Il ss'r. w H. Wheeluriglt
Lyurhbog Dstrict-G. w. NoLrlr. Il.
Iynchburg d. s Dogget
Bedford: j. w. Chile :. J. b. Blackwell
Campbell W. NJ. Ward. T. T. GIBBS
Charlotte II. y. Wood. J. W Howard,
Cumberland J slough \. Clarke l.. Skillnore. s,r.
buckingham }. l.. Knight
amherst r. { hlnhcrs.
Nelson: DR.. }. {. Slaughter
Nbemarle !: J. Hall. Il. stephens.
RmdoiIh .Mrn Distrat-,los. II DAVIS. T. f..
W. A. Smith President oi Randolph Macon COLLEGE.
Randolph Macon Circuit j. e.. Garlick
Mccklencurg j. j. Crcuslaw
Grtersvle Ihos IT, HAYNES
Northampton X. \. Gregery. j. ". White.
brunswick: &. \. Wnirc, !. A, Doll.
l.un, nburg Ia be supplied.
\oltoway J. T.. Joyn,r.
Prince Edward NJ. NJ. Dance, ono to be supplied
Famvlc W. II. Rohr
Benz. Il. Duyall and \. Thomas, Collectors for r. NJ
College.
Fetcrsiurg Disirci-NM. b. Rowzlr.P f..
Washington Street: &. W. I.anshornc
Pctersbnrg-- lieh Street Ro Miclaes.
u mon Street. John Kerr
Chesterfield +. {. Mur. &. W. Charlton. sup.
Manchester 1'hos. II. JONES'
Powha,an W. W. Bcnnetl
Amelia John D. 5 uhaIl
SUSSEX: &. 4. Balm u. =. Wills.
Southampton J. VI. Arnold.
Smithlcld +. ). Mitchell
Prince George: L. H. Stewart
Mission to people oicoIor: B. ncvany.
.N6rtoM Dishici-TnoMAs Cnowphn, r. f.
Norfolk IT, B. Cowl,s
S,amen's Bethel: W. II Starr.
Portsmouth }. d. Coullino
GoHpor '. Eskrldge. sup.
Easlyc B. II. johnson.
Suffolk : Ihos. Digs.
Gates II. Billups, to he supplied
NmreeStoro Il. Adams. L. Garner
Edenhn }. NJ Saunders.
Ellas'th City VIM Read.
ll,riiod :. Field.
Camden j. :. Briggs
Pas'luotank w. W. kouc.
Princess Ann }. p Owen. T. ID. Dayton
Currituck Mission To he supplied.
J. Powers, A. Dihrll and J. W. Williams are per
united To travel for their health.
Edward Wadsmonh is Transferred to Tennessee Con
terence.
The next Virginia Conference To be held in Char
otiessllle ON the 10th November. ISL.
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yer, nanrnf inr.rai,y.Iy J,n,nd,d nrnd,ncr and
calm unh,nd NJ nrlae Ii il, bot ust,cc In him f., any
eH found him cpual n the emergency.
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y . ""sae hHl'' "eft fa,d into f'1nisIllon and hn
II ''"' ~ '|iN WI an' p'' cen" 'l' e'n''"l voice
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-30

~ ASH 4 WOODIlOl Sc have been constituted
~ dep STORY Of the Bible S.t,icly Of Virginia, for the
sale an distribution 81 the Bibles and fcstamcns pub
lNhrd by The American Bible Society nj New York
Many persons aware that al this dep sitory a
wei "ind Bible can ie had nr p cents and neat and
nv'nient Testament for only Il. cents and the same in
neat and elegant bindings various SIZES AT corr sp,nino
low prices. Also, the Bible and Testament in ncr, e,
cry language spoken III our land French. German. Span
'h, Porlugcsc, WEIGH IRISH, Italian Dutch DANISH
Swedish Greek e..
The Object of Hi, society is distribute the scriptures
without note or coneu' and 10 place the sacred volume
within the reach ofa
NASH & WOOnIIOUSE.
l3J Main street
Nov 10 ,s,f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-30
+. iR. NERS,

" no have much stock 10 icrd aud who need a oood
w STRAW CUTTER
Ia cut lher food with can hc furnished al onrc by or
drrIng oi ms. We can pack them occupy yer,
small space thai they be any part of the
country.
Price SO All machines made by us are warranted
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A UDITOR'S SALE OF SCHOOL LANDS.
IA Notice Is hereby given, that win offer for
sale at public auction, at the front door Of the court
the l2th day of September, A. d. 1916, the fol-
lowing tracts Of land, to wit: The East hall Of the
North West quarter of section l6 township 5, of
range q, containing so more less appraised
at the sum Of 500. Also, the West half of the
North West quarter of same section township and
range, containing 80 more or less, appraised
al The sum Of 500. Also, the West half Of the
North East quarter Of same section, township and
range, containing 80 more or less, appraised
at the sum of 800. Also, the East halt of the
North East quarter of same section, township and
range, containing so acres more or less, appraised
at the sum Of $500. Also, the East hall of the
South East quarter of same section, township and
range, containing 80 acres more or less, appraised
at the sum Of 800. Also, the West half OF the
South East quarter oil same section, township and
range, containing so acres more or less, appraised
at the sum of 800. Also, the East half of the
South Westquarter Of same section, township and
range containing so acres more or less, appraised
at the sum of 800. Also, the West half of the
South West quarter of same section, township and
range, containing 80 acres more or less, appraised
at the sum of 500. Said land in no case to be
sold for a less sum than five dollars per acre, nor
for less amount than the appraised value thereof;
one twelfth Of the purchase money to be paid at
the time of sale, and the balance 10 twelve annual
instruments of equal amount, with annual interest
thereon.
JOHN M. KIRKBRIDE, Auditor,
July 25, 1916. Monroe County. Ohio.