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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-14

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NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL EMIGRATION
p w. BYRNES & CO, Of Liverpool, are desuous of IN
forming the public of the United States they con.
unue 20 despatch line Of first class Ships and Packets
New foTk on the IL sth dth leh 2lst and 10Th Of each
s;h and 10Th to Boston, and stated periods Baltimore;
also TO New Orleans during the healthy season; OF
which parties can engage for their eud to be brought
out without disappointment delay this being the Oldest
,nd having found the Importance Of direct Agency in the
states for the Of placing within the Of
inc rle,ds OF the passengers coming the immediate
resondence with respectable establishment from whom
they rely for attention. and favor their
P. W. BfRNEs s CO. offer many advantage. to pa..en.
gers WHEEL no others have direct commmca-
ton by Their ships from Ireland to the United Stae they
nave invariably vessels dur the spring from Dublin. Cork
waterford Belfast and Londonderry by which emf
grants are saved much trouble andexpene by being shipped
the ports OF the United States which ships from Ii
verpool nearly at the direct New York.
I. w bfNNES y co. have agents in all the seaport
towns IN Ireland from whence steamers leave for Liverpool
em,gsns on embarkaton and By whom any money be
paid that may be required procure stores, &C.
The persons who act for this Company in the United States
NEW YORK-Mr Edward SAUL 50 South corner Of
BosTON-Mr: W. r Mckay, 50 NIilk street.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II. q. Craig x Co., Market
BALTIMORE-Mr. George Law.
NEW ORLEANS-Mr. John Toole.
DRAFTS AND EXCHANGE Drafts for any amount payable
sight the Provincial Bank ofrcend and all branches
and also all principal Of England and Scotland
without discount
For particulars of terms apply to-
r. w. BYRNES & co..
% SOUTH '0I F. W. e s MaIl II sew cor York
s22 1msm SC Waterloo Road Liverpool
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NEW pISCOVERy

Y which all Stoves, and Ppes 0rntes, mry be kept
ID JET BLACK, with As beautiful polish az Czech eod{s
with application Sold only at II COUkTLAND
street.
Also, HAYS LiNIMENT warranted TO cure any case OF
Piles Or. Nj Nair's ACOUSTIC OIL. certain cure for
Deafness Hewss warrssted e cTre sry case
the Hair Esst India HAIR DYE will coeT the hs yss
Aoid A. ai Courtlsnd street o22 lmsr
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Nyws FROM CUBA.--By the brig North Bend,
Can't Cole. we received file of Havana papers
- he ash ut inclusive and also letter from our Matan
xss co rrcs pondent OF the 2ls..
Our letter Msanzas stated that the coffee crop
v be sensiby lessened from the effects Of the hurri
and those Of tobacco and grain almost completely
lost Tho cane fields have escaped without any mate
rial injury though the quality Of the coming crop will II
ia thought be deieriorsed and the quantity be about 10
10 is per cent less Business dull but the coming
season WILL II was believed, be q month earlier than
usual as many estates will commence grinding within
10 or ia days and produce expected be in market
by the end Of November, or beginning Of December
Charles on Courier, l0h.
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Varletlea.

AT Boston, on Thursday, a man named John Lees,
committed suicide by jumping from the third story win
dow OF house No 80 Ann street lie fell on the side
walk and fractured his skull He laboring under
fit of derum tremens at the time he committed the
deed.
Gov YoUres HEALrH-A letter in the .4lbauy Even-
ing Journal dated Nov 9th, says-"Mr Young, though
not entirely recovered from his attack of hemorrhage
last spring. appeared lively and cheerful He is able
transact business and to entertain his friends in free
have the OF his and himself that he
has been improving in health finely for several weeks
especially since the Sd OF November instant.
Anew steam factory is in progress of erection ia this
town, but few rods in westerly direction from tho
one already built 1t is to be about hundred feet
long forty wide two stories in height and Is to be built
Of wood 1t will probably be completed and the spndlcs
put in motion before the large brick factory gets into full
operation II is calculated exclusively for spinning. and
wall contain between three and four thousand spindles
Portsmouth Gazette.
The Frankfort (Ky) Commonwealth notices the death
in Woodford county, the oath ult Of Henry old
of James H. Elliot, Esq, at the advanced age Of
one hundred and twelve years ul2). He was born in
Mary land and at two years old taken to Saunon,
Va afterwards to Kentucky where he spent the larger
portion of his life At 81 years old he married his fourth
wife, and raised family Of seven children. He was
faithful servant honest man, and died Christian.
The canal boat President Capt Drum, arrived at her
wharf on Saturday evening direct from New Lisbon,
with cargo OF -four and produce A this is the first
arrival from that work think proper to chronicle
it. The Sandy and Beaver is in fine order to New Lis
bon.-P its3urx Qseetse, Zuesday.
Of the steamboats snagged and lost that cythe
Boreas Wheel Of Fortune, and the c. Conner.
WThe 9th of November celebrated in New Orleans
by the Italians national salute fired in honor Of
the memory sfdeparted patriots and various appropriate
ceremonies took place.
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PORTLAND, Nov. IL, 1876.

PORTLAND, Nov. IL, 1896
The Enterprise of Portiand-Ihe Atlantic and 81.
Laurence Rail Road, Se. &c.
Our town has been in quite q commoon for the last
days. in consequence of several meetings of the Port
land Iron Company which meetings were adjourned
from time 10 time awaiting the arrival of Mr. septimus
Norris. This gentleman arrived on Monday at
His arrival made known and chroniced in the
papers Of next morning The stock Of the company
Altaken up in two days, after the books opened,
amounting to $4,000 and demand for much
The meeting took place last evening the Exchange
Mr.. Norris was introduced to the meeting by John A
Poor Esq, and on mounting the stsni. Mr.. Norris sd
dressed the stockholders in veiy beautiful and srpro
pirate speech he received with shouts Of applause
They then proceeded 10 business having first adopted
the bylaws After which the following directors
George Warren James G. Churchill, A. W. H. Clspp,
and John Fox. At meeting of the directors held this
morning John a. Poor elected President septimus
Norris, Chief Engineer Horace Fulton supernte nd.
ent William stump, Chief Engineers Private Secretary
Authority was then given to Mr. Norris to purchase
tools machinery, engine &c. SC for their works, also
to make the appointment of the different oremen Of the
various departments of the works.
MIR. Norris, learn has selected dwelling house,
and will in few weeks become citizen of Port land
He comes among US with hearty welcome by all our
citizens He certainly entitled to all respect and no
Of science he is unsurpassed, and gen.
tleman in every respect, sabe and pleasant to oil he
meets has happy and clear way Of expressing his ideas
in few words, snd to the point. lie Is uncommonly
quick and overcomes any difficulties with ease as can
be by the bright fash OF his piercing eyes He is
the Stephenson OF America, and we wish him long life
and success in this grand enterprise.
The Atlantic and ST. Lawrence railroad is fast pro.
crossing, and will, when completed, be one of the
important and profitable roads in the countryside
miles, and Portland u.s. in connection with the Lakes,
gras ping the whole western trade II will 20 ahead,
with rapid strides, of Boston, and will be the principal
depot the Atlantic steamers year two No city
IN the Union has tho natural advantages New
York is 475 miles from the lakes Boston 535 Portland
has noble harbor but three miles from the broad At
lantic No pIiots required leave
and she will undoubtedly beSome Of the most i'm.
portant CONNIE cities in the Union The Bostonians
are willing believe that this road will be made, it
dead agsnst the city Of Boston, which must Keep
wide awake be beaten.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
The u s schooner Onka-hy-e, Lieutenant Command
ing Bergman has dropped down from the Navy Yard
the anchorage off Town Point-Norfoik Herald, Nop IL
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MAGNETISM AND FAMINE.--The Buffalo CONNER
cih Adre tiscr remaks The adversely the Br-
tannia here by telegraph Saturday in
correct and as they were despatched Westward by he
Hendrick Hudson, they will doubt occasion heavy
losses persons West who may be influenced by them
instead of there being advance Of os on -four was
represented there is not advance oil single penny
Of shrewdest operators who embraced the earliest
opportunity of selling and some 5000 bushels wisconsin
aoa soli AZ 80 cents dependence Is to be placed
on the accuracy transmitted by the telegraph
the quicker the wires and posts are removed the better
for all concerned
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NEW york and LIVERPOOL EMIGRATION
OFFICE
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& .oc 49, ~ M
ROCHE, BROTHERS b Co.
ARRANGEMENTS
nemittances TO and Passage from Britain and Ireland
BLACK BALL, OR Obj LINE OF LIVER.
POOL PACKETS.
Sailing from Liverpool the LIST and 10th of every month
Also, BY first class American ships (we~klyl
Persons sending to the Old Country for friends
mem brought out IN Of the eight ships comprising
the Black Ball. Old Line OF Liverpool Packets sailing
from Iverpoi the Is and 18th of every month Also by
Inst class ships sspg from that weekly which
delay
The Black Ball. Old Line of Liverpool Packets com
prise The following magnificent ships and VIII sail from Liv
srpo9l on the regular appointed days, as follows =
EuPE ,d, Il, Jaauay ,d, Is May ,d lis September
S6W x9RK a Is February s * June ,a Is, October
6GQQRRKshlRE, lst March. l.s July Isl November.
SSAsNNR fszSMa lss April sh Aug :i IL December
s-Tbe public cfully notified By desire of the
Of the Black Ball. Old Line of Liverpool Packets
that passenger hut H. 4 TO- have permission
from them advertise bring out Passengers by that line,
and ha they are tue only regular Authorised
We have all times for drafts at sight for shy
drawn direct the Royal Bank of Ireaud Dubin
Messrs Prescott Groe. Ames Co Bankers, London which
principal throughout England ireland Scotland and
Wales.
ROCHE, BROTHERS & Co.,
,, ulton street ~ " next door 10 the Fulton Bank
The oficeof Mr. Roche, senr is at rs Dublin street,
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Eetiainua lntelIigence.

INTERESTING MISSIONARY MEETING hstandiDg
the unpleasant weather last evening, the farewell mis-
sionsiy meeting held in the Clinton street Methodist
Churcn. Excellent addresses delivered by Rev.
WIN Roberts, Rev MIR. Wilbur and Rev. &. Pman. Mr..
Roberts his address, alluded with much feeling to his
former llboIs when he pastor of the church
in the or ecion OF the edice in which they wor
ship.ng- 70 he thrilling he had witnessed within
It's wals lis sacred altarto those who had been
ed TO God, and to some who had died in the r
uphs o faith lie informed the meeting that the Hon.
William right had presented TO the Clinton street NJ
huich OF thousand dollars by cancellng
a mortgage he held against it, This is liberal DONATION
that rejects great credit upon the donor. The church
passed vote of thanks him for his lberay. They
also showed their gratitude by making MIR. and Mrs
Wright life members of the Missionary society OF the NJ.
f. Church. Several other life members were made
About 5000 raised TO aid the OF Missions
Two quilts, presented by two little girls, the one 10 Mr.
Roberts, the other to Mr. Wilbur added much to the in
erest of the meeting The little children did honor to
themselves in presenting them, W it'll few remarks
which were made with ell the innocent simplicity OF
chldhood The reverend benefcisres responded 10 the
little ones in very appropriate and touching manner.
NsuaJk Daily .ddreriiser If Thursddy.
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FIRE IN BRrparoN, Neon Saturday morning.
a fire broke out in the blacksmith shop Of Mr..
John Webb. The furniture establishments Of Messrs
b. T. Smith and II. Baston, and q new saw mill Of Mr..
Benjamin Walker, were completely enveleped in the
hames and all efforts to OF those buildings
their contents vain On the opposite side OF the
house Of Mr. Perkins partially destroyed,
and the houses Of MIR Webb and Mr.. Kimbsll d.
mayed Mr. Walker lost q new and valuable saw mill
and apparatus estimated at $l2e0-no insurance. Mr..
Smith lost shop machinery, stock tools and furniture
all estimated at $0o0-lnsured $500 in l. Mutual Co.,
Gorhsm Mr. Bason lost shop, machinery, stock, tools
and furniture, ell estimated at $S00insured 800 In
Protection Co. Hartford Mr. Webb lost shop, stock and
tools, estimated at $6D0-no insurance. The damage TO
Mr. rerkinss house is estimated at $780, The damage
Mr.. Webb's house Is estimated at $50. The damage
to MIR. Kimballs house IL estimated at $7B.
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AFFAIRS IN NAUvoo.-We learn from q gentle
man who came down on the Tioga, last evening,
that meeting of the old citizens" had been cid at
Nauvoo, on Friday evening last, and another saur-
day morning. protesting against the of Gov Ford
in qusrering the Temple, force Of $50 mon, Tor
purpose of protecting those people called Jack Nor
mons The Antics" have declared their intention of
driving the offenders out and defy the Governor
posse their attempt to keep order On the other hand
the Governor is said, is resolute and will and
defend the majesty Of the law.-Sf Louis linton.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-02-28
TO THE FARMERS OF
Grant, Green, Richland and
Crawford counties. w. Il.

YSvHE Subscribers having secured the right of
Starts Patent Tanning Mill, fos the above
counties, will have on ha nd and for sale, mills at
their shop on the Morrow farm, three miles south
east of Lancaster, by the first of November next
They Will be put in the best order, for use and du
rability, and wanented for The first year. For de-
scrip;ion of the mills see certificates
WILLIAMS, NORDYKE & co.
Having examined the machinery. constructions
and arrangement of Starts patent Tanning Mill,
think il admirably adapted for all the purposes
intended, and much superior TO any other in use.
ARTHUR w. WORTH.
When Mr.. McLain was here with Starts mill,
he winowed my grain in less time than Hurlston &
Wright with their powerful machine, could thresh
il, and it was cleaned perfectly. Several farmers
ayailed themselves ofts TO clean their wheat o.
noxious seed, and from the expression ofour bestiar-
mers, as well as my own Judgment, recommend
the mill TO any who wish TO purchase.
L.O SIIRADER.
Sept 81, 1916. 29-ly
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-02-28
Foreign Items.

Dickens was to commence his new
paper, the Daily News, on the day
preceding the meeting of Parliament.
He has strong corps of choice spirits
associated with him.
Dickens's new work, {" The Cricket
in the HEARTH" (which has already gone
through several editions, has been dra-
matized, and met with much success.
Charlotte Cushman and her sister
Susan had made successful debut at
the Haymarket in Romeo and Juliet.
The land owners are getting up agri-
cultural meetings in favor of the corn
law, and to denounce Peel. They are
represented, however, to be lame af-
fairs.
Napoleon's favorite mameluke Rous
ton died at Dourdan in December.
Col. John Gurwood, editor of the
dispatches of the Duke of Wellington,
committed suicide on The 9th Dec.
The activity in steam frigate build
ing continues.
The tank, holding 10000 gallons,
on the Liverpool and Harrington Wa
ter Works, burst on Thursday, Janu-
ary1. Two women and child were
drowned, aud eight other persons re-
ceived bad Commissions.
Lord Me.calfe, whose career in the
West Indies and Canada has made his
name so familiar to US, is improving,
and there is reason to hope that he will
eventually be cured.
the U. S. frigate Constitution, Capt.
Percival, sailed from Canton River for
the Sandwich Islands on the lst oil
October.
A striking instance of the energy,
determination and liberality of the
members of the Anti-Corn League,
was evinced at a late meeting in Man.
chester where il was resolved to raise
Sl,250,000, as a new fund to carry on
the war against the monopoly. During
the continuance of the meeting, three or
four hours, the enormous sum of $780,
600 was subscribed.
Mr.. Charles Dickens was for the
space Of two years strolling player.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-02-28

OF The Washington correspondent
of the New York Herald says-Lord
Aberdeen through Mr.. McLane, has
informed this government that The
passage of the notice dissolving the
Joint occupancy of the Oregon Terri
tory, will be highly acceptable to him.
and furthermore, that England will
not, and cannot take any offence at an
act which it is the right of the United
States to do at any time, in accordance
with the provision Of the treaty, reia-
ting to the same.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-02-28
Sheriff s Sale.

Ely virture of an alias fl. ia. writ issued out of
D the Office of the clerk Of the District Court
Of the United States in and for the county OF
Grant, w. Terry, at the suit of Andrew Foe,
plaintiff against the goods and chatels lands and
tenements Of Robert III. Halowel, defendant, di-
rected to the Sheriff of said county, and TO me
delivered, have this day levied upon all the es-
tate, right, title, interest or claim which the SAID
Robert Haowell had on the 9th day of August
lS45, or at any time thereafter of in and to the
following described property, to-wit: Lot number
fifty, so, the undivided one half part of lot num-
bered fifty-two. 50. and the undivided one half
part OF lot numbered ffty-four, 81, all in the town
of Potos, and that particular portion of said town
formerly called Van Buren,, in the county OF
Grant, aforesaid: and all of which said property
OF so much thereof as shall be sufficient TO satisfy
said writ and costs, will sell at public vendue TO
the highest bidder for cash at the outward door oil
the courthouse in the town of Lancaster, in said
county, on the 18th day of March, 1916, between
the hous of nine O'Clock A M. and four O'Clock
z M, Of that day.
N. W. KENDALL, Sheriff, G. c..
Dated Sheriff IS Office, Lancaster, January 81,
1916.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-02-28
Notice to Miners.

A S i am aboutto leave the office OF the United
~ States Lead MINES; and having during the
las, summer and up 10 the present time, employed
c. Katie nbach, of Potosi, to collect rents and is
sue leases, deem it advisable to give public no.
tice to the miners that his agency ceases from this
date. and that he isnot authorized TO collect any
ents or to issue any lease hereafter, and all per-
sons indebted to this office are requested not to
make any payments TO said kaltenbach.
JOHN G. FLOYD.
Feb %, 1916. pr fee So. 5l-3t
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-02-28
Notice.

YEyHE co-pafinership heretofore existing be-
tween Scion NJ. Langworhy g. Edward
Langworthy is his day dissolved; S. NJ. Lang
worthy having purchased the entire interest Of T..
Langworihy 10 all the goods, rights and credits Of
said Z. Langworlhy. All persons indebted to said
firm are expected to call Immediately and pay their
notes and accounts TO s NJ. LaDgworihy, who
alone is authorized 10 receive the same-and 10
pay all debts due by said firm. The notes and
accounts Of said firm will be sued unless imme-
diate payment is made.
s. NJ. LANGWORTHY,
EDWARD LANGWORTHY.
Po,osi, Feb. l3, 1916. n4gn
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-02-28

n The Wing State Convention
met at Columbus, Ohio, on the 18th
inst. and nominated the Hon. VIM.
Bebb, of Butler county, as the canoi-
date for Governor.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-02-28
Notice

u hereby given to all whom 4 may concern,
4 that the partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Nordyke. Williams 81 Co, is this day dis
solved. and that /, r. Cowles, one Of the firm,
shall pay no debts contracted hereafter, lie be-
half or by any member Of the firm.
Notice is also given, to all my creditors and all
others whom it may eoicem, that my books, notes,
accounts and effects, are ia the possession Of j. /.
Mills.
r. COWLES.
January 30, ls46. E-3t.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-02-28

Who PAYS the Printer I

A Ill persons indebted TO the " Wisconsin,
~ Ilefald'' Office for subscription, Advertising
or JOB work. had or done previous 10 the FRS, Of
August, 1Bi5, will 30 well 10 make payment 20
mo before the first day Of Febmary next, as /
have resolved 70 publish a list Of the names, with
the amount annexed, tina; each individual is IA
arrears az tha, daie-deeming il oct Of intoler.
able injustice toward a generous public 10 with.
hold any longer the solution Of that OF repeated
problem "Who pays the Pfnisrl"
"a d. SPALDING.
la, n ;s.6
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-02-28
Administrators Sale.
Wisconsin Territory,l 90
Grant County.

Wisconsin Territory,l ..
Grant County.
lathe matter Of Henry Perry, late of Sank coun-
~, Wisconsin Territory deceased.
DY virtue of an order OF sale made by the
I'D Judge of Probate in and for said county, on
the 7th day Of February, A. ID. '646, and by vir-
tuIe of license under the hand and seal of said
Judge OF Probate, beaiing date the day and year
aforesaid, the Undersigned, administrator of the
estate of Henry Perry late OF Sank county, Wis
consin Territory, deceased, intesiate, will on tho
9th dag of March, eighteen hundred and forty-six,
between the hours OF twelve O'Clock noon, and five
O'Clock in the afternoon of said day, at the Pro-
bate Office in the town of Lancaster, in the afore-
said county, sell at public vendue to the highest
bidder for cash in hand, to pay the debts of the
said deceased and the expenses Of the adninistra-
ton, the following described real estate, situate,
lying and being in said county OF Grant, ;o-wir:
the southwest quarter of the southwest, quarter OF
section number fifteen Isl in township number
three 9 north of range number FIVE D west of
the fourth principal meridian in said county, con-
tanning forty 401 acres OF land
JOHN Russell,
administrator Of said estate.
Lancaster, Feb I, 1876. 49-.3t.
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IN FULL BLAST!!!
BEVANS Il HOLIDAY

ID ETURN their sincere thanks TO the public
kG for their very liberal patronage during the
few weeks since they have opened their store in
Plat.eville; and feel encouraged to spare no exer-
ton in keeping their shelves and warercoms sup
piled with everv article ever TO be found ior sale
in stores, of the best quality and at moderate
profits and honest prices.
We have on hand, TO which we are making fire.
quent additions of fresh supplies, large and rich
q ssnl fment of
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-02-28
Pine Lnm b er.

TEyHE subscriber keeps constantly on hand fo
sale, general assortment Of green and dry
Pine Lumber, such as siding, flooring and plank ~
all descriptions. lie also keeps and saws 10 orde,
Pine, Maple, Walnut, white Ash, Oak, Linn, &c.
&C.. at the shortest notice. lie has FRS; rate
Lathe machine in successful operation and can
furnish any quantity Of lathe and sash timbe
ready ripped. j. WARMER
MiHsiIe, Novembsr lsi, 1874.