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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-12
HER AID OF THE TIMES.
ioi baltimore /; Thomas = Baswell, M,iis, fm
P'o'. tr Chvuysrone:'
SUNDAY, March g.

io' pal,i"oIs Thoma. = Baswell, M'la', f~
piot tT ChriIys -
SUNDAY, March =.
Brig AseRora, Gate BugbecD Gom Prov
for Moblle-teturaed from sen with loss Oi
in lat 80 "a, Ion. % ~, IN n heavy sea, while
attempting to secure the stove pipe.
Also arr schr Richard Taylor, Cutler,
Thopastop, for Y; Renj. Bislow, Baxter,
Boston for do, jasper, ltaWiton, do. for do
Mary Clarke, Small, DO for do; Triumph,
Williams, Providence Via Bristol for n u
MONnAY, March ..
Arr kprk Tiberus, of Boston, lm ipalachi,
cola, With cotton, for Providence.
Sch'r Repeater. Gavet, fm Phila' for Prov.
TUESDAY, March 10.
Passed up brig belyna, Of belfast, (Mo
from Havana tyr Providence. Lost IN late
gale deckload, carried away Aulwarks, aud
damaged sails aud rigging badly
Also, in West Passage, passed up bark Bca.
Yer, Of and for Providepcs from apaachcoia,
"a days. Lost overheard 80 bales 10 late gale
The Reayer had in iow Schr pemaquid, OF
Bristol, Me. which vessel she boarded on
the 9th, IN lai 81, Ion 73k-botb mass OF the
=. werr gons--slso WAS abapdoned, though .he
appeared in good condition, aud by memo
randum on the sate tae crew had been taken
of on the 4th, by n bark froW Rio bound To n
York. The r. was from Havana for Boston,
cargo moiasses, Russell, master. [rho crew
arrived in n. York 7.h, in bark Kathleen, Blif
fen, from RIO, l6ik.l
Sloop Hudson, WinsIow, I'm NewBedlord
for Prov.
WEDNESDAY, March ilih.
Arr. Propeller Washington, from N. Y. lor
Providence.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-12

Have you used the Dandelon and Tona,o Panacen
II you have, you testify to It's efficacy. and are viii
ling 10 acknowledge that Us yet unsurpassed for
the removal Of those complaints which originate in
the blood aud cannot be cured long the blood re-
ns,ps IMPURE. Ifyou have not used H. wy il at oncc,
and will guarantee to you, speedy aud permanent
yslic from my ono OF the complaints you are afflicted
with, where purifier Of tho blood ia feauired II !.
prepared from tho strong fluid extracts Of the Dande.
lion, Tounto, ond sarsnpara, forming, says tho Daily
Mail Dos;on" one 81 the best Alternatives aud pprB rr'
Of the blood before the public" See advertise.
tuc M i'm nnother column.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-12

In this town, the iih inst by the Rev Mr.. Brooks
Mr.. Jnnrs Eason Bailey, Of Miileown 10 Miss iinr-
ret Newell second daughter Of Joseph 7 Perry, Esq oi
this place.
IL this town Monday evening last, at Zion CLnrch,
10y the Rev. Mr.. Watson, Capt. David u. Woeden. 10
Miss Mary Catherine Burroughs daughter OF the ia.
Capt. John burroughs, all al this place.
In New bedford 25th ult 10y tho Rev. L. T.. SNOW,
Mr. Joseph Iiowlnnd, Jr. oi New Bedford, to Miss
Francis Bramnn, Of this town.
In Providence. Mr. A. I. Bgyl:, pi Boston, Ms. Ia
Miss Ann NJ. Lord i T..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-12
WASHINGTON, Friday, March G.

WAsnlNGTaN, fIidAy, MAtch U.
The Oregon war is now in full blast.
As was predicted, it will kill off some
people at home.
Some thought that it would "pu'
s,nall men into high places, aud "MIikc
off all the present heads pf the Demo
cratic party"
That was the intention Of some al The
ultra Oregon party; but II is likely to
fail; aud it will be new aspiran's that
viii be unhorscd by their own question:
Me. Haywood has thrown into the
ca,np a EcmendOus bomb shot.
II has Knocked over Mr.. Hannegan,
Mr.. Allen, aud all those who have taken
the speciui care of Mr.. Folks con-
scieace, North Of 40; for South OF that
ke is oot supposed 10 be in danger.
We haze positive issues of fact. Mr..
HsunegaU received a pledge accord-
;ng to ruaor) from the President, last
Fall, that hc would not compromise on
10.
Mr. Allen has undcrakan TO deny.
Ew Mr.. Polk the correctness Of MIR. Hay
woods assertion Us TO the President 5
VIEWS s and intentions and hc has GER
tainly minated that he 10 authorized by
the P.rsid"M, to say chat hc wi! not
compropjsc upon 10.
I'hcrc is 40 doubt that MIR. Polk has
expressed hilDseli in a different strain to
different mon, and led them thus to
draw opposite and contradictory con
clusions.
To show that the ultra men consider
themselves beaten, il may DO mentioned,
~ a current rumor that Mr.. Ilannc-
gan visited the President tho day before
Yesterday, and found him in conciave
with three anii- Oregon Senators; where
npon Alr. H. abruptly retired, saving
with az emphatic unciion--" My
country ~ sold
But. last evening. the Oregon organ,
(ihc Tunes late Jouruai) cam" oHi VIII
nn ari,rlr. ar'u-iug the anii-Or"epn
S,rpainis .f u ,irasonahlc compact VIII
Mr. Ia, k"nhanl, to keep the peace and
give up Oregon.
The plot saws the Times, was AR
rnnrcd nj the British minister's table.
The article has created great agiia
ton hcrr. F.ven popular tumult hat
been seriously threatened against th,
yelnrir ol this representation
u ~ ea,d ihai II VIII be noticed IN tl'
Senate on Monday.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-12
WiiAI.ERS.

The Ship South America, arr iih, repoyted
heard from op NV Cons, Aug lst, Cor.nihiap
Of Bristol, 3a,ni hbls oil.
Arr at New Bedford, 9ih, Ship. Coral Sea-
bury, Pa, fc Ocean, Sandwich Islands lT5 ds.
with full cargo, 1900 bbls sp. 100 VIII, aud
u 900 lbs bono.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-12
TO MARINERS.

On The OH or Lamar, Ia,5 ,,hc an ,bc ,,,r ,r"n
New Zealand TO Mauiila she passed dangerous Shon
not laid down any chart nj the present time. The
Shoa s IN Int 53, N, lon las 80 T.. md appeared u
extend from by T. to n hy w. about hall mile. The
nearest land is the CHrone Islands, about ~ miles dis
tnnt. This shonl u directly in the oi wbaleshi3s
and other vessels bound to the Islands in the Pacific.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-12
.M SHIP NEWS. .M
PORT OF NE WPO RT.
A X RIX ED.

ARRIVED.
THURSDAY, March >.
Sch'r Emerald, Snow, FIN Providence for
Baliimore Tryall, Gibbs, FIN do Tor do; Ore.
gon, Josin, fm do for New Haven.
Sch'rs Abraham Brown, Davis, I'm Fall
River tor RlchmQnd Ilackcnsack, Davis, fm
Fall River Tor do ; Erie, Kirby, I'm Providence
Tor BuIilmoIc: Timoleun, Mcfarland, lm
Gr"rgri"wn, SC, with lumber To J. ). Munro
Stoop Rhode Island, Hull, I'm FRO, ijonco
Tor New York.
FRIDAY, March q.
Big Margaret, (nf P'rilond.) - days from
Matanzas for Pfovihrucc, with muasses to
Wm. Blodgrt EYppricnccd heavy weather,
has bcea ~ far 40 Mpntaug . days Len Brig
-, COT WarTrn,) Cole, To SAL same day.
Sch'r Maine, Rich, I'm Boston Tor n. Y;
Emblem, Potter, In Providence.
SATURDAY, March 9Th.
Sch'r Sulisna, Rsvcon,h, Itom W.llneet tor
New yo'k Citadel, iI"pk'ns, hn Wellfi'tt for
New iuk JOhu MuiIy, BuyeipuA, in l'loy
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-12
New 1oprrtiscmrnts.

Cotss Of Probpie. .N.Wporf. Mar. "a, 'o1''.
REIER 7. REMINGTON. Ad,n'u,s,r.
tar Up ID" estate OF J.7MES IL JW'
LEY. late Of Ne~p'I'. Rope Maker. d"c'd'
prays tor All, order oi dy'ribu'"n :" BE- madt
Of the balance Of his admt.qls'ra,i'n sccoun'
settled with lbis C"uyt ,tls day, 10 and among
the heirs at law nf said James l.. Tillcy
which is received aud rccaGred lar CONSIDER
alton to u Court of Probate, Ia by hn)den o'
the Town Hall in Newpori ol tgr brst Mon
dny in AprI next, at 9ocl"ch, II. ". "nd
notice Is ordered To be given thereof b. ndger'
tisc,neni Tor three successive week. IN the
iieroid ef The Times, that oil persons interest.
cd ~ sold estate muy appear at said lime aud
Place aud be heard as To their right TO dis
lIIbuilye share or shares Of said balance.
True witness,
MA B. B. HowLANp. Prob. CIR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-12

PRuviUrScr, sc.
Glcrh's Office, Supreme Conn, }
itbrnary lSih, \. -. isi6
VVurRrAs ot ia" September trrn "f -"ia
w Court, 4. d. 1915, upon the pcill'on 81
Joseph y. Frcch"rn, al ioyacnee, ~ SAID
county. Leather Dresser, tne ibc bcn"b' "i
the ln~olvem Act, " Was "rractr1 'ha, sad
pcllilrn be rnnlpuc'i uli ,ae psAt ,crm ot
his Court, with n -tay u pr"c""d'nv-. nd
that IN The mean ',l,y' .hr .n'd pru'"""r g'v"
notice ol ibc pcnd"ncy pi hi- -ald ~ tlii"u hy
publishing a crritcat" -Un"d Ivy lhr i''",g
nt tins Court, III soiuc puhtic paper wWl' q ~,
the low u of N"u prrI at lca-, iht"" weeks
before the nrxl iiarrb ,erlp "i il,s tnutl
Notice Is ia'r"ior" hereby r,v"u 1" 'h',
CREDITORS "i said Jns"ph u Ffcrhotn. /" NJ
pear ,lf thcy shall Sc" h',) NJ our Snnr"u"
G"uri n"4t Ia b" h"ld"n ~, Ptwt!, nr'. ~
ri tor sad county. on The thlrd St"gdal -.
March mat 10 m"ullnatc Asrigu".s. "r 4"
show cause why The prayer oi sad pctl"g
should not be- granted.
WALTER PAINE Jr Chh
Feb 26-3w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-12
BRIGHTON M ARKET,
MOspAy, March 9, 1916.

Ecpor,ed Tor tho Boston Daily Advertiser 4 Patriot
Al Market 73j Reef Cattle, &c pairs Working Oxen q
Cows nui Calves, $50 sheep aud 300 swine. l25 Bee
Cattle uns"d.
PRicEs- lIeei Cattle-Ihr Beet Cattle ~ market u
day were oi unusual good Guni,, although our prices
nre high last week they were not si-rinrh I"r
like quality! We quote eNra 5 IS 6-irst qunlil,
8 80 1j-serond IS n . 25-thrd ~ J -
Warking D,en--We noticed snlrs ns lollows-s1O
SIS. SS2 and sac.
Cows and Cnyes-saln lns were made ut s2a, S25 s2S
30 aud s3i.
Sheep-Sncs small lots nj 2 IS 50, So 81. and so
Swino-A lot TO close nt l.2 and lee; lot select
cal 4 Ia and l.lc. At retail from 4 l2 To &c.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-12
Notice..

subjec, Of mex, Sunday evenings Lecture a,
the Unitarian Church -
"The Signal cfhe Reformation :--.iH M'ats
Ere 1917"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-12
Odd-EcIlOWs Attention =!

"IHe Symbols OM FtHoirs .Hogo.ine," for
March j,lsi received.
HNlllS M. appears ~ new shape, and il
IL decidedly worthy the attention Of every
member oi the der to which il i directed. pIlce
20 CTS. per single copy.-Al,o the "tioldcn Rule
aud Odd.fellows fanIly Companion received
Neekly.G CTS. pee copy,
a beautiful ass0rtmrnt of Popular Works cx.
peced THIS DAY. per steamer A"p,uuc
Call al IS, Thames street
March L., 1876. W. GurF.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-12

4 FARM Of abpnl ;9asrcs. slauated in
IA Portsmouth,. "n ibe -osd lcudi1R kop
The East to We.i rond sud r"uu'pg froU. ,te
cross road Ia The We.l nam roua toEwerly
The property Of the late Tho,nss I.'.,er. nnd
know by the nu'nc of the Sherman e. Bsipat.
man place. For further particulars enqhEe.
t"i WIN. 7. Potter Newport, or IL G. L. Pot.
ter. near the premises.
QP not sold previously. the above viii
DO sold ns Anc'ion, on Saturday, March 2lH /.
Al y "clock. on the premises If fair. II not +.
the next talr day. March ..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-12
NEW GOODS.

A large assortment of NEW GOOTS will
~ be received and opened for sale THIS
DAY. and through ia. week Among the same
may be found calicors. Mdc I.aines alpaccas
pattern aprons. ginshams, white nus ms linens,
white and brown linen table covers. linen dam
ask. bed.icks. (bcsl quali,y.) furniture dImiiy,
l. &. hdhls, iisle laces thread do Nc Ac.
Purchasers are very Icsl cclinlly invited I"
examine the above goods as they will be offered
oi sale at very low rates.
Iol, Thames STREET,
Mar. IL, lSl6. M0REY \ SWIFT.
HAWLS, \ few Shaws selling very
~ cheap. al MUNEl ~ SWIFT'S.
March ~ iGiG,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-12
NOTICE..

gNllE subscriber wuuld inlnrn his friends
81 and the public. that he has been To a gicdi
expense in getting HORSE ~ W At.t.UN.
suitable for the EXPRESS iSlNESS. Nhlch
he intends To continue as hciclcluJe. Al Bag.
gage. Bundles. Notices, Ac. St, rpt ~ ~,
charge will be delivered 10 any pirr Gi ,hc town.
with dispatch and care, aud 1T Iow ni'r.. fm
the liberal patronage heiooulc 'Nehdr,l 70 n,e I
return my thanks aud trust. u, unrrmniug ,l.
tentlon TO my business, To continue Ia receive u
liberal share a. the public snrpoil ~ luvQfr.
JAMES WOOD.
Newport, March IL, lsi6-3W.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-12
Nrm advertisements.
NEW BOOKS.

n3AUBIGN E's History Of The Reiorma-
~ ton 4th volume {;
Downing's Landscape Gardening ~ Rnral Al,
chitnciuTe
Webster's Encyclopedia or Domestic Economy;
Guizo'S History of the English Revolution OF
1910:
Parrots Ascent Of Ararai;
Tupprrs Thousand Lives;
Barnes Notes OIL Hebrews:
For sale at l32, Thames.>i.. by
Mar. ~, Iei6. e, l., IJAMMETT. Jr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-12
BarrOws Patent Cooking Range.

THNIiE subscriber having taken tho Agency Of
n tae aboye named Range, will constantly
keep an asaortpeni on hama. This range. for
cc0nomy in fuel, and convenience for Cooking
is not surpassed Ly any ranse now in use.
For sale al uIanniaciugcI's price,, by
WILLIAM BROWNEIL. Agent
Ior .NtmHorA one door souiA Of Post Office.
March -, lsAG.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-12
4 ~ rION.

The Pure laser vii hf careful io see that
nv mann Is SIGNED ~ 'ar wrapper ni each
bnlll.. n, ih"rr ~" Ihl.>, arircles put up ~
smaller hotties. pretended 10 ptodngo The sun'"
result. but are not safe to use. lie Sure there.
tore md enquire lot Ransom \ Stevens blndc.
lion aud Tonatu pauacea. which urv be- oh.
tanned or IN, duly appointed 3scui>, liallnr-
ton & Co. state street; the Magasin de- Santc.
I.D Washington gtIcet; Brown, Chap'n 4
" hion ~ AID ~ Commercial siI'ri S'ih "
Fool lc H. Warrington Strrrt " llrm u
l.lille. corner ot Sdl.m aud Hanover ,itcct. +;
rhnni, Rr-iirauN. ~ Hanover street: Joseph
Iiutnrii. 81 FREMONT RnV III. -. luNlr. ~
Pine street l. u. Blanchatd, coru"f nl rra,h
.itcci and llirtiSUu AvrnuG e.. ". Wv Gud.
- Gtrru street llrnslaw \ Randi I ~ Chat.
ham street W. &. Sunp-on ~ Reed d! Mrt.
chants Row |. T.. IIallN 60 cotucr of 'nlou
aud Film streets MrS. kijdcr. InD tour street.
y, tho old stand. ~ Washington Stc,t Eo.rou.
ard by ~ the respectable Druggists aud APP
pointed agents ~ inwn aud country aud also
by JAMES kiDDER. Jr. Proprietor.
Druggist aud Chcmist, Maverick Square, last
Boston. March l2ih. l~iG.
4,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-12
II you have mol iiple 10 peruse Mish present
prsserpe II for II leisure monunt-h
Is importance. In again
presenting 10 The
public
THE DASDEIION ~ TOMATO
pANACEA,

ITHNllE Proprietor would not claim for IT..
III that II is Il specific for ALL. the diseases
10 which the human frame is subject hui does
claim that in all complaints where purifier oi
the blood is required that this PnnaCea IL nial.
hbl", aud It's powers are adMlt,cd 9y all who
have used II, ani il has the SANCTION OF pnr first
physciaitS.
lie world ask for it only that need OF a;en.
lion IA which the public may deem it cntrtled-
and wonId prefer hat It's beneficial results be-
It's sole rrcomne ndaiion, and the relief and
health which must accrue to the Diseased aud
suffering iromis use should proclaim lis virtues.
/ For any Of the following complaints, tie Dan
drIlon aud Iounto Panacen ~ the best remedy
! that has vet be'n offered, and no article has gls.
on such unvc,sal Satisfaction Tor Headache.
/ Dizziness, S!rcpincge Loss OF appetite, ludIgcs-
! lion, Dyspepsia. Erysipelas. Ssli Rhcum. jam
dice. Scyolnla, Scnrvy, aud all cuaneous ernp'
lions ol the skin, Chronic Dlscd>cs, Rheuma-
,i,m, General Debility. or any complaint that
HAS rs ORIGIN IN IMPURITIES OF
TUE BLOOD.
Il Thl> PANECEA Is composed aS AL must be
'auate who know anything Of the DANDCll
ION, TOMATO, aud SARSAi.tRl il.A, IT.
II principal ngicdleul,. tun the most lnnO
cent az W. ~ thr uuAl cicClldl remedies - h,
\ found iu the Vegetable kinedo aiJ, VII,
does not know, that for all those Disease, II
which complcrf and radi2nl Chang" IN the com
po-ltIon Oi the Blood, IN the secretion, Of lh'
/, ,llyCr aud ~ he formation OF the solid part
nl ,hr body are rc.nrdcd. there aIr no remedies
that " i'll lor moment compare with th-m.
That II Is purr,, Nrsoidbl" composition th'
pubic may rest assured hni should .'nN ptnv'
.krpiIcnl. can show lhrui the VOUCHERS ~
IEN1NENT PilNSItlA\S Ia thai effect wh'
have examined the lormul,, aud ad,, tested II
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-12

"ANTED-An apprentice To the Bras
w Foundering aud Copper smiths bust
ness-one about IL yeais pl nsc. Erqnnr Qt
March IL, Iel6. n ". CllAiyE.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-12
NOTICE..

VuNiiE subscriber having this day made II
n different arrangement III his business.
requests all persons " ho are Indebted 10 hlp by
note or book account. iq call aud settle the same
without delay. And all hose having demands
against him To present lby same for settlement.
March IL 10 JAMES NgMFORD.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-03
Administrators Sale.

NOTICE IS hereby gwen that the undersign-
n ed, T. IT. Gleason, administrator of lie
Estate Of Ezra Gleason, late Of Grant cnanty, "
+. deceased, having obtained license ofthe Judge
Of Probate 10 aud ~ said county, agreoaby TO
law 70 sell 50 much Of the real Estate 81 said de-
ceased as will i,ring the sum Of eght.hundled dol
las, TO pay the debts Of said deceased, together
with costs and expenses Of the administration
will on the 9th day ofOctoher next, beiween the
hours Of 10 O'Clock a. IN, aud O'Clock p, m OF
said day, expose 10 sae az The outer door OF the
Courthouse NJ lancaster, 10 the highest aud best
bidder for casb al the interest OF said deceased in
tie following described lands, lying and being 10
the county oi Grant, 10 wit The east half Of
south west tBetter, of section hys j town two. ]
range nnr.f l. Tho un6ivideu Que, sixth,l N %
tie WIS, hall OF south west quarter, section twonty-
two, 2 4. tnwn ionf, j range four,[ y. The undi-
vidrd siNth ll,bl Of north nuaftes Of sec.
ton twenty seven, !. town four, II range four,
en- The undivided one.sixth, o. of north east
quarter of serton twenty eight, Isl iowa -four, u
range four. [fl The undivided five. Fights, [sl Of
south east quarter Of north east quarter, section
swcnty two nc town Eve, [ol range six, [bl all
lylng west o. the olllh principal meridian.
u, I'll. GLEASON.
October lst 1886 30-3t
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-03
Administrators Sale.

NTOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
i Y Hiram WeiheFbee, administrator Of ,ha
Estate Of John e. Stone, late of Grant Count
w. T., deceased, having obtained license of the
Judge of Probate in and for said County, agreeablg
TO law, 10 sell so much of the Real Estate of the
said deceased will bring the sum of two hundred
and ninety dollars. pay the just debts OF sad
deceased. together with the costs and expenses 81
the Administration will on the 2ist day OF SEP
TENDER, 1916, at o O'Clock in the forenoon OF said
day. expose to sale the premises, to the h'snsst
and best bidder for cash in hand the following sc
scribed lands lying AID being Ia the countfs %
Grant and Iowa, 10 wit: The east hall o! NJ
norih west quarter of section number sevelsjssl
III township number fouf "a north, of range anas
Der one east of the ioulth principal meEidiao
also the north half ofthe southwest quarios q ser
ton number twenty three. Il5l town four y month
of Range one i west, Of the fourth pTineipal me-
ridian. HIRAM WETHERBEE.
Administrator OF said Estate.
September 5th, 1916 26-3t
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-03
General Orders. No. 3.
ApgurANr GeNERAL,s orslcE,I

ApJuTANT GENERALS OFsIcE,l
Mineral Point, w. T., Aug. %, 1916.
Tbs Commnnder-in.C Chief directs that the fol-
lowing shall be the Division and Brigade organi-
cation az the Militia Of Wisconsin Telritofy.-
Three Divisions and Six Brigades.
FIRsr DIVISION.
The counties OF Racine, M,lwaukie, Wauko-
sha, Washingto.,. Shebnygan, ManiIowoc, Brown,
Fond do Lac, Marquette, Wirnehago. Calumet,
FIRsT BRlGADE, FlRsr DIVISION,
The counties of Racine, Milwaukee, and Wau-
kesha.
Second BarsapF, FrRsT Division.
The counties of Washington. Sheboygan, Mani
tnwor, Blown, Fond do Lac, Marquette, Winnie
bago and Calumet
SEcnxD DIVISION.
The counties Of Iowa, Grant, Green, Craw-
ford, St Croix, Chippewa, La Poinie aud Rich
land
FlRsr BslaAnF, SEcoxD DIVISION.
The counties rf lows, Green aud Richland.
Seco>o BRIGADr, SEcnvD DIVISION.
The counties Of Grani, Crawford, 81. Croix,
Chippewa and La Potato.
TmRD DIylsloS.
The counties of wawo,th, Rock, Jefferson,
Dsdge, Columbia. Portage. Dane aud Sauk.
FIRsr BRleApE. THlRp DIVISION.
The counties OF walwOrth, Jefferson, Dodge
and Columbia.
SEoovD BRIeApF, THRD Division.
The counties of Rock, Dane, Sapk and PORT
age.
Be- order of the COmmander.in-chief:
wM. Z. SMITH,
lm27 AdTt Gen'l Militia, W. +.
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We l'srn by the n. Y. rrsare, ,hs, N,
Blush Government, is about ,e alTrr irs med,
alton IN our Mexican difnculn.s
ffeQnen' volcanic shocks ronliuoe 10 be ex
rerierre, al Der,6rld N. N.
Grseo B4ldsio was knl. d ihe o'her ,lay ia
az siT'es ~ M, Baxl-y, 10 wssb,og,ou
Co Ills.
fiiisen slaves recently esesrei from Mary
land. nlte Of whom we've re taken.
Gen. Sauna Aaa has reached Mexico and is
shon' % assume he administration Of The Gov
eraneni.
Gen. Taylor is now al the head Of GOO
regular lroepsaip Psriec: state ofdtscipiine
oa Thursday last few miles wesl of Ypsi.
ianii. freight traie ran eff The rack snd
injured she engineer. Tins accident delayed
The passsgef train.
Ths q. s. Brig Wsshinglon had her cap.
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Justice Court

Joseph Z Ahhs,
IL ,sslnpst.
RockekH t'awip.
neu.c ainaei 7 g. les ins,tcr o. the p ave
~ aad int lbe county Il Grerl anil refi,ar, III
WISCONSIN 1t, aneespent
WOO 5arsut0 enties. fefcasaat Il IL. !,
u h' tat telraos wall ,,ke ue,iee, ihal a
"t9 - nla~hme,a Mas issar I, the sat1 tasi &c
~ tn = .'se ~ 1epi 1875, ~ The ~ahl ran.e,
~ 4 otf aof'ettV auartrt y satisfy the sa,n al
t0enN tWa d'llas, With interest al rusl at siii,
that said ttn mas .trl,yAahe aN1 fetir,rH IN lie
18Th dag of Seulrmher At . n'rinek \ u at the
nihrc - sad iu.nee - ianca<Ier G,am Ga. 81,
] aun 'hat 81 ,au>e Vas tptaea -, the 3lst
das n nrteher asxtat 2 o'clork \ NJ ws,n ao
ot,'rr nv ,pe puhl.c u3aa cf pnre. Ghat 50 yea
appear tbeN aoiihsse he,ofe the ,si,l DO tee ana
'lsiee against sN,d st, iatsmfNt viii be rendered
against You. 0nd yoa, mnnetv Sold a. nav said
debt. JOSFpu = MILLS.
SEPT 1Sih lSl6 ihintiF 2A-4t
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tain and III men washed overheard in the
ae gale at sea.
On The evening Of the 18th. FIRE broke ont
10 the a,ore Ct Osgood & Co.. at Sag Earbor.
Damage $1,000
Election Returns.--Our readers out Of the
county viii excuse our want of vaiiety this
week. We have mad ITO clear the track for
the election returns. We deem IL unnecessary
10 make an apology 10 our readers in the
county, for publishing this long iab!e--lbe
majority Of our population being themselves
candidates. We boast Of running 10 larger
crowd of defeated candidates, that can be
scared up in the wide world. If misery loves
company, we ought TO be in ecsiacfes.
Caring M.--At Pigeon miles south west
Of Lancaster on Monday last Mr.. Washington
Garner while working io a mineral hole. was
dangerously hur by the cagiog in of.he shaft.
which was 40 fest deep.
~ a Miss hanson was rescued from the
wreck Of The sloop Mary Adelaide on Squam
Beach afer she had been 10 The water for
long time up 10 her neck. The sloop being
bottom up. aud The yopng lady in the cabin.
she was rescued BY cutting hole through Inc
bottom II he sloo2. Every other person on
board persisted as did also in The sane gale
The crew Of The Jphp Wait. and all but The
captain ofibe schooner King.
y-v@a
Fatal .qGroy in New Njfard Conn We
learn, SAYS he b Igepou Farmer thai some
If the iti.h lahofefs employed on the
raIread, eo,inio fight on Friday evening the
h inst dunna which one If hem was stab.
bed and cot 10 The abdomen with knife, so
badly thai his life rs destared Of