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Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-04-17

see his corn DESTROYED by defendants
miserable, spawned, blind, wind-gall-
ed, knock kneed old skeleton horses9
What in the name Of all that is right,
were dogs MADE for? Why the gem
tleman might by the same rule excuse
himself for hewing the sheriff in two
with broad axe, because he found
him in the discharge Of his duty, noos-
ing a rope around the neck of cul-
Iprit at the gallows; and justify the act
with, "Oh, | found him damage fea-
santv was barely abating a nuis-
ANGEL" Lastly, the learned counselsays
the dog was of no value; and tries to
have you think that the common id,C
des5ises dog as much as negro
That it a5hors the whole family, Of
high or low degree, both mongrel, pup
and cur. Now the common law does
no such thing; if it did, what right
has the common law to set itsIlf IN
hostility against the creatures Of Gods
fo0tstooR In Blackstone's time, dogs
had not arisen to the dignity of being
eaten; but that is no reason noio why
they should not be put on footing OF
equality with other cattle. Neither
was it larceny, in Sir William Black
stones day, to steal steamboat; but
it certainly is no,o.
Moreover it never was good rea-
son to give, why there is no property
in thing, simply that tits not eafabie;
for by that rule. my friend here nigh,
with impunity. carry off my grind
stone, which be surely could not eat,
or my Blackstone, which it is equally
certain he could not digest. But we
have proved specialand peculiar value
in this dog SO that | am fully sat
listed, gentlemen. that, as dogs are
going. with the evidence before you.
you cannot as you would answer to
God and your consciences, give the
plaintiff a. verdict for damages les:
than f1y doiiars! Is
The jury having retired, brought in
a verdict in favor Of the plaintiff fcI
fifty dollars; whcrcupon the defendant.
rather than 60 to Jail. turned out in
execution to satisfy plaintiffs Judge
ment, one .forty dollar dog and one
lf/fy dollar pup; being all his oisidit
property; which were accordingly adj
verlised for sale.
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Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-04-17

Nerican Scenery.-We have seen
letters from Mexico, which describe
the scenery at some points as most
magnificent. Nothing can surpass the
Sierra Madre along its whole line
A portion Of our troops marched at it's
base one hundred and eighty miles.and
did 90; cease to wonder at its stupen.
dous peaks shooting up far above the
clouds, and at its deep and imposing
gorges, where light and shade were ex-
hibited with the finest conceivable ef-
fects. A friend recently visited a ha-
eienda not far from Victoria, where
there was a grove of seven hundred
bearing orange trees, besides a vast
number and variety Of other tropical
fruits and extensive field Of sugar cane,
&c. The weather in the middle Of
January was very warm during the
day, but cold enough at night for fires,
which were made in most cases Of
such precious woods as ebony and Iig-
mum Vita.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-04-17

6P Extract from letter received
lin Detroit from Lake Superior, dated
Eagle River, Feb. 22, ls47:
"You will find - in good spirits,
the veins on the North American To-
cation are turning out first rate, since
he left they have found ore other vein
8 feet wide, they have 4 or good
veins all near by. Copper Falls loca-
ton is ve-y fine, they have about one
hundred and fifty tons Of mineral that
will do 10 smelt. N. West and N.
Western are doing we'll; was over TO
Lake La Belle last week, Sibly's Local
tons is looking very fine, all the loca-
ton round Lake La Belle do first
rate. have heard from the Ontona-
gon number Of times this winter,
they are all doing we'll, those that are
working.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-04-17

m A great number Of heads Of
families and young people at Elbcr-
field. Prussia, most Of the them in COM
Portable circumstances, have united to
concert measures 10 arrange a company
TO emigrste TO America, in order 10
by land, and clear II themselves, in
slead Of seeking employment in Eu-
rope, where the chances OF success be-
come every day more unfavorable.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1847-02-13
Colonel Croghan.

A soldier of the Tennessee volun.
teers, writing home gives the following
characteristic incident of the brave old
Croghan, at the storming of Monterey.
ave were exposed to fire for one
mile and half, from three Of the enc
my's batteries. Soon after we started
from our last position they opened
most CALLING and oppressive fire upon
us. just at this moment we met old
Col. Croghan, the hero Of Sandusky,
with his hat of, waving it in the air; he
rode between us and the enemy's fire,
and said, waving his hat, so on boys,
60 on Tennesseeans, remember you
are from the land of Jackson! Go on
and take that fort, and bear in mind that
you are from the land of old Hickory.
The gallant Tennesseeans returned
loud shout and on they went.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1847-02-13

A KEpRcoT.-A gentleman Of grave
department was busy blowing bubles
of soap and water, and attentiveiy OBJ
serving them as they expanded and
burst in the sunshine. A pert youth fell
into fit oflaushter al sight SO strange
and which showed, as he thought, folly
or insanity. "Be ashamed, young man
said one who passed BY" of your rude
ness and ignorance. You behold the
greatest philosopher ofthe age, sir Isaac
Newton, investigating the nature Of
light and colors, by series ofexperi-
ments less curious than useful though
you may deem them childish and insig-
nifcant. t crae 4atau Ne 51
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1847-02-13
hTfdmGi o. From the Democratic Review.
'd' The Shot in the Eye.
ATRUE STORY OF TEXAS BORDER LIFE.
aY G. WILKINS EIMI.


'2n4 ~ ooNTINuED.]
This, Of course, seemed strong con-
frlnation Of bis guilt, and though the
mot, were most Of them horse-thieves,
TO all intents, yet 1t was an unpardon-
able crime for any one to practise pro-
iessionally among themselves; SO tha,
Long was loudly denounced, and threat
ened on every side, and ordered to
leave the country forthwith.
These proceedings Jack by no means
comprehended, or felt disposed to be
moved by; but gave them one and all to
understand, that he meant TO remain
where he was, until it entirely suited
bis convenience to go; and that if his
tine and theirs did not happen to agree,
they might make the most Of it. And
Jack was such an unproinisipg snag-
gish looking somebody, and his reputa-
iion which had now spread everywhere
Aof possessing such consummate skill
With the rife, that he thought II a con-
dsscsnsion to shoot game anywhere
else but in the eyes-was so formida-
bie, that no individual felt disposed to
push the matter to a personal collision.
He might still, therefore, have been left
II, quiet, but Hinch had unfortunately
takenq up the impression, from Jacks
conduct in the shooting-match affair,
that he must be co ward, and if this
we're true, then all his skill amounted
Is but little; and like any other bloody
.wol6sh brute, he followed him up the
more eagerly for this very reason,
which would hays disarmed gener-
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1847-02-13
From The Nt,D Orleans Plckayuhe, Of Jan. I2ff'
Later from Mexico.

Santa Anna president of Merico-Go-
mez Farias, Vice Presidsnt-soar
measures, &c. % .aD a3.
By the arrival of the bark John
Barnes. Capt. Staples, we have dates
from Anton Lizardo up to 3lst ult., and
a letter from one ofour correspondents
dated on the 29th. The John Adams
was still blockading Vera Cruz. while
the rest of the squadron were TO, lees
ward on the cruise.
1t is remarkable feature Of tho
ne ws, and one which exhibits the Wis
cissitudes OF public lille in Mexico in
striking phass, thai Gomez FAIRIES is
Vice President under Santa Anna.
FAIRIES was once before Vice President
during Santa Anna's Presidency. Ills
willy superior, knowing the. hostility OF
Faras to the hierarchy, and deslrous Of
improving the finances by contisca-
ton of the church property, set him 70
work to digest plan and prepare the
public mind for Selling upon the eccle-
siastlca estates. qanl+ -s ...t tg0st
| The effort failed utterly, and the Gov,
ernment was about being made to feel
the power Of an interest It had alarm
ed. when Santa Anna deserted Gomez
FAIRIES, threw upon him the edium OF
the scheme, and escaped himself from
the storm he had helped to raise
Gomez Farias was banIshed the State
and for number Of years resided in
this city with his family, pinched by
necessity and oppressed with care.
Santa Anna in his time was overthrown
and baAished by Parades. Farias, i'm
mediately upon the fall of the dictator,
returned to Mexico, where he has ever
since taken conspicuous part in tho
political affairs Of the country. Santa
Anna, by a sudden revolution in public
opinion, was recalled from banishment,
aud now these two politicians as op.
posite as the poles IN principles, and
hating each other with rancor that
has been nurtured in disgrace, occupy
the first and second Offices OF. the Re-
public. Farias is reformer of the
progressive party; his opinions are OF
the most liberal character. He is q
republican at heart, a federalist in the
Mexican sense of the term, and as Bit
ter against religious and political tram.
mels.. Santa Anna is just what his in
terest for the time being requires him
to b.. The close proximity of tive
such men does not augur well Of the
durability of The Government which
they administer. nor of the suavi!y that
may qualify their councils. ~ 'El..
In so far Us the election to office of
two men occupying the extremes of po-'
lItical faction may interpret the public
opinion of Mexico, IT may indicate
fusion ofall parties, union Of all par
ties, a union of all cliques, sects, divi.
sions and classes Of the people in one
great war party. Gomez Farias was,
if anything. the most violent Of all Mex.
lean politicians against the dismember-
ment Of Texas, and he may have uni
ted with Santa Anna to set an example
Of the suppression of personal and po-
ltical hatred IN forming an alliance for
the object of onsolidatiDg the strength
Of the State against common enemy.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1847-02-13

There are supposed to be $4,000
Jews in the United States in New
York there are about I9,000--in Phil
adelphia 2SO9, and in Baltimore 1900.
The whole numberin the four quarters
of the globe is supposed TO be nearly
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1847-02-13
From the Gem Of the Prarie.
GOD BLESS THE HONEST LABORER

From tnc TEN OF tne fTario.
GOD BLESS THE HONEST LABORER
EA4 BY FRANK WEBER,
God bless the honest laborer,
The hardy son Of toll.
The worker in the Gathering mills,
= The deliver OF the soil; .--l
The one whose brawny hands have torn
From earth her boarded wealth,
Whose sole return for ceaseless toll
Il natures boon sweet health.
Bless him who wislds the pondrous sledgs.
~ Clad in his leathern mail, ur"
That safe as warriors panoply, ia
/ Guards from the seething hail; .a es
That gushes from beneath each stroke, a
q Each mighty crushing blow,
Who seeks to tighten labor's toll ...-....
: Where ruddy fires glow. .0s
Bless him who turns the matted sod,
Who with the carly dawn a9uaH
,Hastens to gather natures store Etsl 4
O., Haste to the yellow corn! a. ..ae ia
Who plants in natures bosom wide . -
. lne tIulUul goiueu STdiuS ..s ... .... ....
And gives it 10 her guardian care,
The sunshine and the rain.
Bless him who lays the massive keel.
Who bends the trusty sail
That bids the ocean wanderer,
Safe battle with the gale;
Who rears the tall and sleder mast
Whence floats to every breeze,
The stars and stripes OF liberty,
As rainbow o'er the seas.
Bless him whose ribbed palace rests
Upon the heaving sea,
Who scorns the dangers of the food.
!. The breaker guarded lee;.
Who in the ocean cradle sleeps
Calmly in storm frought hour,
Unfearing thar hi, bark win quail
Before the tempest's power.
Bless him who gives each beautious thought
"A resting place, name, ,.-r }a .s3st
Aud twIpes its trancient glories ..... 81.
With the fadeess wreath of fame:
Who sends it forth on every breeze,
And bids it live to bless,
While ceaseess clicks the slender type,
And groans the Printing Press.
Bless all who toll. Gods blessing rest SIX.
q. On them with double power. I'D. .e..f..
Whose honest brow, the sweat drops deck
In every daylight hour, ,..r,~.. If
Bless them though poor, and may they win
- What wealth can never ain,
CoNrENrMENr, with their lot on earth,
o A balm for every pain.
Bless them, and may The workman's hand a;
=. That formed the lant earth, ,.,.. l....
That bid each star IN glory shine, .,.. ...
That gave to seas their birth; .....r.
Reserve on high resting place
Within the realms of light.
For every honest son Of toll,
t.iWhen passed deaths darksome night.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1847-02-13

There will be 1900 troops in Califor-
mia when the entire force is assembled
there. 1 rs, ai
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No. IAS I-tbLE StHt1kh-
linn NOVEMBER, lsi6.
NETE are now receiving our third Supply of
w New and Fashionabe Fan aud Winter Goods, eompTr
sing choice selection styles OF DRESS GOODS
SHAwI.S, LACES, EMBROIDERY PRINCES, RIBBONS, TRIM
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season, the attention OF dealers al wholesale
feeling have purchased goods such
cheap for cash Ia pune
other market the following Goods
styles aud wide from owpneed to the
costly
High eoloured plaid spun Silks
DO Tartan Plids, for dresses
Rich BLK and colOurrd watcrcd SILKS
Plin embd Ambini and Mousiu de- LANES
style Graduated and Pyamda Robes very from
price the costly
Small 6g'd Cashuerrs and Mousn de- LANES, children
Handsome an PARIS Broche
New style printed Tcrkcu
White CRIMSON, scarlet blue and buG Ensd Shar
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White eoouIel Taratans Robes
High coouTed plaid aud other styles Bonnet Ribbons
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Black and cOlouT,d sin PRINCES and Cmps
New style graduated buttons, trimming dresses
White scarlet and yellow Fanne or superior quality ro
ehony
Real Welsh Fannels ,'srraHlsi a5H drinking
Fine ribbon bound French He'd Blankets
iarrc nion duG and American Blankets Negroes
chased before the late advance
Bsached and brown
60 and l2i linen aud cotton Shoriines
French, English and American Cloths aud Ctssu.res
Large ot Fall and Water Caroes embracing very haHd
styles, at ., 10 aud ice
To which ask the attention NJ dealers
~ RROpKS BELL. 4 HUDSON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-25
CHEESE.
X CASKS PRIME

y ~ boxes De-
rs DO small superior Imitation EusIsh
for suoby Weisj Hw6 40 FRY co.