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Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-07

or Al recent sacrament at the
Seceder Church at Cadiz Ohio, while
the members were at the table, some
six or eight persons were attacked
with violent fever so suddenly that
they were compelled to leave the
church for home and sick BID, The
disease spread rapidly through the
congregation; upwards of one him.
dred members have since beentta ken
dangerously ill whole families have
been Frustrated and a considerable
number have since died.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-07

tried IN Washington, d. c.. for Purloining
letters from the Post Office Department, in
which he was waichman, was acquitted.
under charge from The court, that the letter
taken being Of no value, there was no felony
proven.
There is a damssk rose bush neas Bristol.
Pa, which is known to be more than one
hundred years old-hasing been planted prior
to the year l143.
The Danbury Times says that child in
that place was poisoned by putting visiting
card 10 its mouth, which its mother had given
il 10 play with. Ii died in AZ hours sfter.-
An analysis Of the card showed tina. the enam
ell or coating was composed of carbonate OF
lead.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-07

" new to item, being the only tang
Of the kind in New Mexico. Some
would ride on tie carriage as the saw
cut its way through tho log-others
perched on it as the small returning
wheel sent it back and then any
quantity of mixed Spanish was spoken,
and cigaritos smoked in most desirable
profusion. Heretofore, in this prov
ince. anything in the shape of board
was generally cut out of solid timber
with a small axe, or sawed by hand
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-07

PARTY PRESCRIPTION Any one who will
look a. tho complexion and material Of The
lale democratic Convention at Madison, will
see lha. those democrats who dared oppose the
Constitution, bad little or no voice in the Con.
vendOu. Party management has robbed them
of representation 10 the democratic caucus
The impudens demagogues who got up the
Constitution, have worked their wires too a
droilly for them, and they are cast into The
shade, doomed to do psnance; and All thai
the Progrsssives now want Of them is ,heiI
votes. viii they suffer this Sc. Of political
jockeys to lead them back, like so many blind
horses, into the uacesl
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-07


sort of speculation, hastily thrown
out, without much consideration, and
that. so far as he understands, neither
the President nor any Of his Cabinet
enlertains any such views. Then you
can 90 along jest as smooth and sale
as il nothing bad happened.
Fact, that's it, says the Colonc,,
swapping his fingers; strange didn't
think of that before. Major you do
hea, all for working out Of difficulties!
/ believe I'll make up my mind to go
ahead another term; | don't see any
thing in the way. III tell ye how !
think Of working it, Pve been read
ing that letter Of Taylor's to the Gin
cinnsti Signal. He's an old head, but
he amt agoing to come another bona
Vistar blunder over me. II don't
take the wind out Of his sails before
long, Pll engage to make him King oil
Mexico. And III try him on his own
tack too. I'll come out and declare
that won't be the candidate of no par
" neither; and throw myself upon the
people. I'm convinced, from what
i've seen on This journey, that the
Wings will 60 for me almost to man.
Van Buren, and Wright, who say I'm
not the man for the Northern Demo
crls, may go TO grass, 60 Tor the
people, the whole people, and nothing
but the people.
Well, says |, Colonel, that's the
road; and wish you pleasant and
prosperous journey.
We had some more talk about the
war before we reached Augusta, but ]
haven't got time TO explain TO you the
Presidents views about il in this let
ter. He says he means TO keep al
tight rein over Taylor, and not let him
do much, and whom he does do any
thing, make him report it to the Gov
eminent through Scott. asked him
If he wasn't afraid Of making too tall
a man out Of Scott by placing him on
Tsylor's shoulders, and he said no, he
should look out for that, and if he see
any danger Of i. he should make Scott
report to the Government through Mr..
Trst.
After we visited Augusta, and Hal
lowell, and Gardner, | tried TO get the
President to 20 out TO Downingville,
but he said he didn't think it would do
for him to stop any longer this time,
though there was no place in the coun-
try that he was more anxious TO see,
and he promised, the first leisure time
he could get, to make flying visit
there. Issked him it he didn't think
il ouih DO for me TO go on, and stop
day or two, as hadn't seen uncle
Joshua or aunt Keziah or any Of 'em
there for long time. He said, GER
tainly, by all means, and no would
hurry back TO Washington and look
round two or three days aud aud see
what was best to be done about this
Mexican war business, which, accord
ing to the letter | brought on from
Gineral Scott, Seemed TO be getting
into something OF a snarl. lie said he
would have things all cot and dried BY
the time ! got back along TO Washing
ton, so that we could make up our
mind. at once what is best TO BIO done
Your old friend,
MAJOR JACK DOWNING.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-07

or A vast many mechanics in New
York who can no longer find employ
mcnt, are determined to remove to the
country and occupy grazing farms
which is an easy part of farming,
and more productive than raising
grain. The new demand for butter
and cheese in the European market is
inducing all our farmers to make those
articles in great quantities.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-07

OF The Madisoa Argus Of the so,h ul,.,
says-The Sepieme Court commenced i,s an
nual session yesterday the Hon. Charles
Dana. Chief Justice, and Hen. Andrew 6.
Miller and Hon. David lrvin, associates, being
present, Quite number Of attorneys are 10
attendance, from various paris Of The Terrific.
~. The amount Of business 90 hand, we are
Informed. 10 about The sane as Ia sJesr.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-07
RHEUMATISM, GOVT, & TIC DOUoUL-
REIIX

A respectable gentleman called at our Office, as
IA he sail, to inform that he had been af-
ficted for fifteen years with Rheumatism or Gout,
and occasionally with Tic Dououreux; that no
has been frequently confined TO his room foI months
together, and often Suffered the most intense and
excruciating pains, but that lately he had been
using Jayne's Alternative, from which he found
the most signal and unexpected relief. He says
he found the medicine very pleasant and efec-
tive, and that he now considers himself thoroughly
cured.-Spirit OF the Times.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-07
Rest Rest!
Aug y. 81.

NRENCH, high-post and common bedsteads
q of the best materials and Workmanship,
manufactured and for sale cheap iol cash or ready
pay. ALSO-Turning by water power. Of every
description of articles usually turned ia lathe,
done promptly and at most reasonable prices by
the subscriber at Warmers Mill, Grant county,
W. z. c. G. DRAKE.
Oct 81, 1916. 34-'y.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-07

~ We have 10 decline publishing the Ad.
dress Of The Gran, County Democrats Com.
mn,ee. We 60 no, decline to publish il 'hro'
any waa' Of respect 10 The eomwiues who are
sll gentlemen Of 'Plih aad mOmso';' bot We
consider he reason assigned by The organ Of
that party publiahe5 Of Pososi, Ter no, pu blish
ing whis document, quite COED iOs our 90,
publishing this Democratic deeumeot viz
that we received il ct less; week ,oo la;e 70
interest our readers
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-07

or A serious ARRAY occurred 81 oswego,
N. Y, on Monday, the l9ih uls. There were
about two hundred engaged in the fight. The
British steamer Queen Victoria was taken. her
crew badly logged, after which her coloTs
were pulled down. The riot lasted about three
hours. ne, was it qnelled until the rio. act was
read, and the troops called out with loaded
muskels.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-07
MAJOR JACK DOWNING.

mr. The aged Duke OF Wellington
i. sbou, being married TO Miss Cou'1''
N, youthful heires Of all the vast
wealth OF Burdet, Coutls, the great
London banker. OF course, the
Younger scions Of the nobility are MOI
over well pleased with tfis monopoly
Of tho the wealthiest heiress IN Ems
land, by the Iron Duke. They seen
20 think tina, so venerable mar
should call her his daughtef,ra'heT thai
bis wife.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-07
BOWEL AND SUMNER COMPLAINT.

DR.. Jayne, No 8 South third street, is willing
to guarantee that his Carminatve Bslsam will
cure Disrhpa, Coles, Cramps, Gripping Pains,
Cholera MoEbus, Summer Complaint, and other
arrangements Of the Stomach and Bowels. in
niuety-nine cases out of bundled, and in less
than half the time than be effected by any 9TH
ef means
Ii is extremely pleasant, and children are fond
Of it, Il is equally as efectual for adults as
children, and when the directions are followed,
and cure not effected, the money viii be cheer
FLY returned. Price - and so els. a bottle
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-07

az The Daily Wisconsin says - Fiouf
seems 20 have taken an extraordinary tumble
The present price 10 England is about 81 20.
aud ys, they are nov payiog in New York
only s. 25. This seems an unnecessary dis
parity, when fieigh's TO Liverpool are only 81.
/, shows the Influence Of panic.
The rates en- cotton will aid materially in
reducing the losses on -four.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-07
WORMS, WORMS! woRMS.!!

To remove those t,ou5lssome and dangerous in
habhants Of the stomach and bowels, which SO
often impair The health and destroy the lives o.
ehildeen, use Jayne's Tonic Nsrmifuge. eertion
ant safe preparation for the removal Of the vari-
Gus kinds Of worms, dyspspsis, sour stomaeh,wanl
Of appetite, MANTLE fever and agus, and debility
Of the stomach aud bowels and organs of digss
tioa. II is without exception one OF the most
valuable preparations in the world.
HEAR DR.. AlGBY'S OPINION.
DR.. L. j. HigAy, Milwaukee, w. T., Nov,
lst5. writes to Or. JNyae, and saws, your Car
minative Balsam. Hair Dye, and Hair Tonic. all
20 well, aud the Balsam goes fnsly. Il has saved
many lives this ssason. | had 10 get twice sup
piled from New Nosk in September last. shal
want Of you al least 200 bottles have on sale
and have sesa tried many Of the 'cratk articles
ar this bilious diauhra, which we are subject 70 ;
and Of az, yours Is Invaluable. cOas gel -
pss batls az IT,, Il could not be had for less, any
0uaatigy OF esu.6cates OF the strongest kiaa--
These diarrhras are me worst diseases We saw
here, aad yoar Balsap - the Only ihing 'hAi sae'
them. Prepared ard only BY DR.. Jsyne, qua .,i.
aelph.a, an1 sold GA agsacy By Jamss 4. o'is'
where nav ss hsa Jsyne's Agas Fiiiss ~h'e" nsF
e. al 10 cure Fsvss All Asas
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-07
HOPING COUGH AND GROUP.

TO Rarents.-Jayne's Expectorant, is withou,
exception the most valuable preparation IN use,
for the above diseases. Ii converts Hopping
Cough into mild and tractable disease, and
shortens its duration more than one-haf, and pro-
duces certain and speedy recovery. From half
to one spoonful, win cer.ainly cure Group in
infants and young children, in half an hours
time. The lives of hundreds OF children win be
saved annually, by always keeping it on hand
ready for every emergency.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-07

AZ Up to the 9Th ult., 400 boats had ar
rived a, Peoria, all of which were freighted
down the river with produce. from tina, and
other points below. There are at least as
many arrivals of steamboats, at ST. Louis
from the Illinois as from the Ohio or New Or.
leans
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-07
JAYNE,S sANATIyE PILLS.

Though not recommended as a universal sscme
al,n have nevertheless proved superior to every
thing Of the kind, especially in Liver Complaint
snd Dyspepsia; and when used in conjunction
with his Toac Yermiiuge or Alternative, viii no,
fail one time in hundred, Of effeeung perma-
nent cure.
Also Jsyne's Carminative, never failing rem
ely for Bowel Complaints, Collie, &c.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-07
.EOEasa III. Tweedy

was uomi mated by The Wing Convention al
Madison. for Delegate TO Congress. lie 10 a
man OF experience, line aitsiomen,s and supe.
rior talents; and he will have The cheerful and
united support of the Wig parry Of Wiscon-
sin. Many conscientious men Of The other party
will vote for Mr.. Tweedy; because he is an
honest msn and many sober men Of the party
will vote for him, because he does moi make a
beast Of himself.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-07
Strayed

EROM the subscriber, on or about the 18th of
Il July last, large bnwn horse, of the fol.
lowing description. as to marks-baze face,
slightly sway-backed, some white on his hind
feet, aod shad all round, whsn he strayed,
the shoes without toe corks. Any person finding
said horse and delivering him 10 me in Bestown,
OF giving any affirmation that may lead to his re-
covery, shall be literally rewarded
JOHN GILBERT.
Beetown, aug 7, l647.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-07

NJ" A Santa lie correspondent, Of
the st. Louis Reveille tells the follow
ing 49,
"Yes,erday, ] visited the saw-mlli
erected on Santa Fe Greek by the
Quar,ermasler's Department. under
the superintendent Of Lieut. GARNER.
The structure Is, in The 6rst place, Gu
rious 10 US. as being entirely ef pine
wood, ana to the Mexieans as they
never saw the ike before There
was large crowd Of men. women,
chilren, dogs and babies at the mill to
view the machinery, which was entire
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-07
a. when Cen Womb len isr d

or When Gen Worth lea ler the
seat Of war, be morlgeged his farm
and residence for the payment OF 3
debt Of $4,000, which he owed one OF
his neighbors. The property was a
hon, 10 3. sold under the mortgsge,
and a few friends opened a subscription
and liauldated the debt.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-07
EVERY BODY PRAISES JAYNE's HAIR

A Nd for the best reason in the world, because
"a il is The only hops that the bald-hsaded can
have Of once more regsining the foil flswing locks
Of hair, with which nature adorned their heads in
yoalh which il does TO the admiration Of al who
use il as directed. Try il, all Of you who need
more Ct hsndsomef hair. il is the very thing for
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-07

ny The Galena Gazette of last Tuesday
says-On Friday last, Mr.. Frysinger, mer.
chant Of this city, was thrown frem wagon
the horses taking fright, and his leg was bad.
ly fractured. The accideu, happened about
ten miles beyond Elizabeth.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-07

The last steamer brought the intel
Iigence that the health of the Emperor
Nicholas is very much impaired. II
!, reported that he has also become
quite melancholy.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-07

or The late Captain George Lin
coins grey Kentucky charger was pl'
ccd in Mr.. Fosters stable, Devonshire
street. yesterday, aud there visited by
more than a thousand people. The
Mexiesn saddle is an interesting curl
osity. The horse, suitably decorated
will follow the hesrse ia the funeral
proccssion at Worcester on Tuesday
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-07

~ Mr.. Abbot LawrsaCs has given $1,000
to The Frsnklin Library Association Of the eiiy
of Lawrence. Mr. l., Is ooe Of the most Da'
ui6eeo, patrons Of public learuiag 'hs, dis
unaaish The age in which We hive.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-07
BeeTows, Aout. ID, Iei7.

Mons. la Ediieur:--
be yer glad you be mon cher annie; parley
YOU ffancaisl Monsieur. vat you think; here
In la petit saloon they 10 sell the Frenchman
wine--ds champagne Sunday-Sacre DieU!
10 Ia belle France, de grand Monarsue drink
de champagne Sunday. Je vous dirai ce que
j'en penss ct vo,re ct je drink deux, nois,
quaire bouieile de champagne. be gar. Je
vons offis mes services de tout mon:ceur. Oui,
Monsieur, we will ge, gloriousy fuddled and
knock The Gran. County Temperance into a
'scriraidemain. Indispensable, voici mon opin.
ion; qoeIe est lie yelre Opinionl Je suis bien
yolrs servileur.
VUYAGEUR
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-07
Al arrfep,

Near Lancaster. on the 9th instant. by ]. w.
Blsnding, ESQ.,, Mr. REUBEN THOMAS
with Miss ELIZA COX, both Of BeeIOwn.
On the same day, bs ]. w Banding. Esq ,
Mr.. JACKSON PACE with Miss MARY
ALLANSwoRTH both of Pigeon.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-07

u American Eclipse was foaled on the
25lh day Of May. 1914, and consequently was
over thirty -four years old. Tha, he was The
creates, horse Of his day, is, we think, admit
ted in both America and England. Willis,
on the tori, he never lost race; and his
time when he was taken from the turf, was
Supposed to be indispensable: indeed, sliho'
some Of bis get have since won races in less
time, i, is still commended by many good
judges, that considering the weigh; Eclipse
had to carry. and all the circumstances Of the
track, &C., that the time made by Eclipse,
when he triumphed over Sir Henry, has never
been beaten.
Having won for himself an imperishabe
mans, after his celebrated victory over Sir
Henry, on Long Island, which we think was
10 1928, when he was nine years old, Colonel
Johnson. of Virginia, who had become his
ewner. withdrew him from the turf And for
the turf and The saddle and the harness. for
kindiuess aud powers of endurance. the pro.
geny of American Eclipse is believed TO sur.
pass every other stock of horses in the coan
try. His colts are priced higher, generally.
than those of any horse we have ever heard
Of
Notwithstanding his grea, age, Eclipse
looked and walked as spry as any horse twenty
or twenty FIVE years less in age. He was at
tackled With something like an apoplectic fit;
and after laying for several days, died as above
stated, The equal of American Eclipse may.
by possibility, be found-his superior never
was. never will be.-SheIby News.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-07

n.y. The celebrated race hsfse Eclipse.
died in Kentucky, o. the lo'h ol'.. at a very
adsanesd age.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-07
For Sale,

4 T bargain, the TYPE on which the Wis.
"a consin Herald is now printed.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-07

ar Hen. Seth Spsages. Of Duxhury, Mass,
father Of Judge SPragus. Of the Uaitss
States District Cert. died on The l6,h at
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-07
ANOTHER PHYSICIANS OPINION.

The following additional testimony in favor OF
DR.. Jayne's Medicines has recently been rscsiv-
ed from PHI 'icisn Of high standing IN Lau-
derdaIe Co, Miss, under date Of August y, 1910.
s'Dr ID. Jayne-Desr SRI am intinaisiy ae-
ouainted with some Of your preparations, and can
safely recommend them. Your ExPsetorani aad
Carminstive Balsam have used exiens'seiy IN
my own practice, and state unhesiiatingy mar
have used no article, or combination o. meet
einss, that have better answered ne puiposs wv
,yb;rb th,v vsrs prepared than the above, etc. 4!
'''''' VI. w JOHNSON, VI. D.,
BaudeFdale Co, Miss"
P,spar.d only b. DIR. ID. Jayne, Philadelphia,
and sold on agency By
James NJ Otis, Lancaster; Boswell & Car
son, DosgevIls; Haines u hoilub, Po;Osi; u.
n Fairchild, Mineral Point, Cailin & Cole,
Bestnwr,
Where may be had the AMERICAN HAIR
DYE. warranted &c change TIE hair TO = beautiful
auburn. OF perfectly JET black coloT.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-07

cash paid for hides At
u KENDALL & PARkEIl'S.
Jun, 70, 1871.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-07

FAIR DEAIsG.-We are all much a. The
mercy Of shop keepers; and il is fortunate for
those who trade with The upright and honora-
bic dealer. If rogue thrusis his hand into
your pocket and abstracts pair o: gloves OF
a doIlar you have remedy al law for the
wrong but if the merchant, who has daily
opportunities of swindling you in the sale of
his goods, robs you on much larger scale,
you have no redress whatever. There Is moth
ing more common than for merchants who set
themselves OPP for fair dealers, 10 stand behind
their couuters and swear roUndly TO lies, from
morning 20 night, about the cost Of their goods.
This barerng away vsracity for few cents
10 the price Of yard of calico or pound Of
tea. has become too common 10 meet the con
tempt il merits. To take advantage Of igoo.
rance OF simplicity, 10 oveneach ths conhding
customer il Unspeskably base; and were Il re.
garded as it ought to be, the mercantile ca
reer Of many tape selling cutporse would be
ended. Never trade with merchant who
trades as he Gao light Of chaps' Never be
tempted by lbe low price Of any article he
may offer, 10 trade with him at all but go TO
The merchant whom you know 10 be fair,
conscientious dealer. If you have TO travel all
day to find him. and give him your custom -
This Is the only possible way TO shut up such
shaving shops as iofesi the country.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-07
WISCONSIN HERALD.

BLANKS Of the best forms. can be had al
the Herald Office at reduced prices.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-07

or Why IL Moses, tho candidate. like
Moses the law giverl
Because he has reached the Pisgab Of his
amhillonl
No.
Because he has broke all The commandments
No.
Well, give il up.
Why because he has so often "bucked a.
gaiusi Pharaoh (fsro)
~ The objec, Of the Prcgressives 10 nom.
mating Moses NJ Strong, their great high
priest, for Delegate to Congress, TO- by elect.
ing the champion Of The defunc, Constitution
to get il baptized ss Legitimate democratic
instrument and its advocates as the only Simon
Pore democrats in the Territory. Let them
succeed 10 eleeiing Strong. and they will de.
nounce every man who voted sgains, the Con.
slitulioo. as a federaist. They believe that II
Marshall NJ. Strong, man of infinitely great
er talents beside being an homes, man. were
nominated ard elected, they the progressives
would be laid upon the shelf Of political OBJ
livion. There were spells ahead and they wer'
determined TO lead the van and compel tn,
other wing Of the party to 'mareh into th'
rear This it is. which has made them busy
in packing their precinct meetings and cullins
out progressive delegates, every where ffOu
Lake Michigan 10 the 81. Croix.
Democratic banner., 1847-09-27
W1LMOT PROVrSO.

We present to our readers the celebra-
ted resolution, called the Wilmot Proviso,
it was attached to a bill which passed the
Lower House of Congress, but was lost in
the Senate. We suppose that it will be
offered again during the next session of
Congress and cause a most tremendous ex.
element.
tProvided, That there shall be neither
Slavery nor involuntary servitude in any
territory on the Continent Of America
which shall hereafter be acGuired by or an
nexed to the United States, by virtue Of
this appropriation or in any other manner
whatsoever, except for crimes whereof the
nssity shall have been duly Convicted
Provided always, That any person escaping
into that territory from whom labor or SER
vice is lawfully claimed in any one Of the
United States, suoh person may be lawful
ly reclaimed and carried out Of such ter
service.
Democratic banner., 1847-09-27

The Louisville Journal of the 2lst. saws,
that the Telegraph will be completed to
that city in a few DAYS.