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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-07-31

RMS! WORMsW WORMS!!!
emoye those troublesome and dan
inhabitants Of the stomach and
which SO often impair the health
|stroy the lives of children, use
Tonic ~Vermifuge, a certain and
.eParation for the removal Of the
kinds Of worms, dyspepsia, sour
p want Of appetite, infantile fe-
\ ague, and debility of the stom-
bowels and organs of digestion.
glthout exception one of the most
Fe preparations in the world.
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Jar Or. G p1NIoN

vi
!, j. Highly, Milwaukee, w. T.,
|S45, writes to DR.. Jayne, and says,
C%armlnative Balsam, Hair Dye,
y Tonic, all go we'll, and the Bal
pes finely. 1t has saved many
ils season. ! had to get twice
Il from New York in September
Shall want Of you at least 200
nave on sale, and have seen
|,sny OF the "crack articles" for
nlous Diarrhea, which we are
% and of all, yours is invalua-
oouid get SIS per bottle for it, if
not be had for less, and any guam
NOsf'lhcates Of the strongest kind.
Dlarh9as are the worst diseases
q mere, and your Balsam is the
lug that cures them.
ga'ed only by DR.. D. Jayne, Phila-
and
sa'e at the Drug Store Of
rklESTLEY & MOSBY.
"a, lS47. 45-47
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-07-31
QUININE.

pdy praises Jayne's Hair Tonic.
for the pest reason in the world,
pause it is the only hope that the
Rded can have Of once more re-
the full flowing locks Of hair,
hich nature adorned their heads
b, which it does 10 the admiration
ho use it as directed. Try it, all
who need more or handsomer
II is the very thing for you.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-07-31
FRESH ARRIVAL OF
Provisions, groceries, SC.
y. NOONAN & BROS,

rs o receiving a choice assortment
IL of the following articles in the above
line, to.wit:
Bacon, Lard, Flour, Sugar,
Coffee, Tea, Molasses, Rice.
Candles, Soap, Chewing Tobac'
co of the most esteemed brands.
Spices of all kinds, Stone, Wood
and Queensware, Castings, Hard
ware, Bar j. Rod Iron and Steel
And a great variety of other articles toe
numerous to mention, all which he offer;
at unusually low rates for Cash.
May /, l847. 47-tf
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GREaT RARGAKNSN
Our stock of Goods at Cost and
Carriage, for CASH only.

Carriage, for CASH only.
WE would respectfully call the at
w tention Of our friends and the
public generally to our stock Of DRY
GOODS, which we are determined to
sell at Cost and Carriage for Cash only.
The stock is general, and goods new,
having been purchased within the last
twelve months. Dress goods Of every
description for Ladies and Gentlemen;
Also, a variety Of Goods for Farmers,
Call and examine u stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
FRASER & MABRY.
july 8, 1847. 42-44
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
In the Circuit Court Of Madison County
On the Chancery side thereof.

In the Circuit Court Of Madison County
On the Chancery side thereof,
Anthony VOinard,
Henry s. Graves,
Richard S. Graves, In ChGncery.
Richard S. Hodge and
Susan Hodge,
TTPON the opening of the matters in
- this bill of complaint and it appear
ing to the satisfaction of the Court that
the defendant Richard S. Graves is not
an inhabitant Of the State Of Mlssissip-
pi, but resides beyond the limits thereof
SO that the ordinary process OF this
Court cannot be executed upon him: 1t
is therefore ordered by the Court that
unless the said defendant Richard S.
Graves do appear before the ircuit
Court Of Madison County, at the Court
House thereof, in the town Of Canton,
on or before the first day of the next
term of this Court, it being on the First
Monday Of October neat, and plead, an
swer or demur TO said bill Of complaint,
the several allegations thereof will be
taken for confessed as to said defendant,
Richard S.. Graves, and such order and
decree made therein as the Judge OF
said Court may deem equitable and just.
1t is further ordered that a copy Of this
order be published in the mississippi
Creole" a newspaper published in the
town of Canton, Mississippi, nee a week
for two calender months successfully.
H. R. COULTER, CFk.
BY ]. c. RICHARDS, Dep'y.
Jaly II, 1847. 44-52
Abstract.-Bill alledges that complain.
ant in a former suit obtained a decree in
the Madison Circuit Court against Rich
ard S. Graves for $447 rs, his contri
butive share Of money paid by complain.
ant to James B. SIade on obligations in
which complainant and Rich'd S, Grave;
were co,securities for Ralph Graves
and that the slave Porter, the property
of Richard s. Graves, should be sole
10 pay it. That the slave sold for more
than that amount, and that Henry S
Graves became The purchaser, and ex
ecuted bond with Richard s. Hodge anC
Susan Hodge securities. That subse
quent TO the filing the first bill he paiC
S4l5 more as security and 1875 cos
on account of said obligations. Praye.
f for a decree for the balance due Of the
+. purchase money for said slave.
GEO. CALHooN, Sol. for COmpt.
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BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONARY.
TUST received and for sale a large
- supply Of
Blank Books, various sizes, &C.,
Cap Paper,
Letter Paper, a variety,
Quilts and Steel Pens,
Black, Blue and Red Ink,
Black Sand and Sand Boxes.
PRlESTLEY & M0SBY.
June 6, 1846. So
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NO EXCUSE FOR A BALD HEAD.

NO EXCUSE FOR A BALI HEAD
From the SOmerUiHe N. J. Wing.
Sometime since | called upon Mr.. P
MIson, OF So~mervilIe, for Dr.. Jayne's
celebrated Hair Tonic, to restore my
hair, which was then falling out daily.
| procured one bottle, and applied its con-
tents according 10 The directions. When
The bottle was exhausted, | discovered to
my great surprise and satisfaction, that
the young Hair was starting handsome
ly; | therefore purchased another, and
SO on till | had used three bottles, and
now, as a compensation, my hair is as
thick as ever.
And what is mere surprising, my bald
ness was not occasioned by sickness, IN
which case there is great hope oil resto-
ration-but was hereditary.
j.. RODGERS, Methodist Minister,
Mount Horeb, Somerset 20. mi J.
Prepared only by DR.. D. Jayne, Phila.
For sale at the Drug Store Of
PRIESTLY u MOSBY.
July II, lS47. 44-46
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LILLY IMPORTANT!
vOJWmeS of Books.

subscribers have now in store,
er 1900 volumes of MisceHGne'
School Books; their stock COM
perhaps, every book in use in the
and Academies Of the country,
procured on such terms as en-
pm TO sell lower, for Cash, than
books ever have been sold in this
Purchasers please give US a
! can and wiH sell cheap.
PRIESTLEY & MOSBY.
IA, l847.
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SEE THIS

TVHE undersigned having employed
IL Mr.. John Kennedy, an experienced
Black smith, and a superior h~orse,shoer;
hopes to share a portion Of patronage.
Shopi in front Of the Jail.
Z. GRIM.
April 10, l847. 30-tf
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-07-31
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
Madison COUNTY.

BY the Probate Court Of said County.
WKHEREAS, affidavit has been made
w that Nathaniel Briggs is a non
resident OF said State Of Mississippi, and
publication was ordered to be made a
gainst him, and all persons interested,
at the June Term. 1847, Of the Probate
Court Of said county: These are there
fore to require said Nathaniel Briggs
and all persons interested, to appear be-
fore the said Probate Court or the Second
Monday Of August next, ls47, then and
there TO shew cause, if any they have,
why the final account Of John R. Grigs-
BY, Guardian Of said Nathaniel Briggs,
should not be allowed, and a decree
made t~hereupon accordingly.
Witness, the Hon. JOHN b,
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-07-31

HoWc0TT, Judge Of ProbaIe
Of said county, the Second
Monday of June, in the
year Of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and for.
ty seven, and seal Of said
court.
Issued, the 10th day of
June, 1847.
J. T. CAMERON, Cl'k.
}, l847, 40-47
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TO PAINTERS AND OTHERS.
TUST received,
% 80 Kegs pure White Lead,
IS Kegs No. J., do
70 Gallons Linseed Oil,
Warranted good and for sale extremely
low for Cash, by
PRIESTLEY & MOSBY.
May Is, 1847.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-04-24
IANCASIfR. WISCONSIN,.
MORNING. APRIL "a. ls47
"wostsvard, no. /"

How few Of Us now living ia the mines. so
many hundreds Of miles ffom The cradles that
rocked our infancy, ever even dreamed while
we we're ye. children, that We should make
our homes on tie shores Of the Missiseippil--
Yet II Heaven has any where prepared for the
comfort OF man, by rich profession Of natural
bounes If fne streams. salubrions climate,
. fertile soil. aud the oyeliesl landscape that
ever smiled In The light Of the suu's eya,
could tempt the children Of men 10 leave the
graves Of their fathers and 10 eniigTale hilher,
the people Of Grant county have that tempia
ton 10 plead in excuse for abandoning heir va.
rious places Of nativity, The hardy children
Of The north afs here relieved from the grind.
ing oppression q prrso proud capitalize op.
pressed poor man Of tho South, feels not here
the degradation Of labor, and is no logger
ground befweon NaUbuy and SLAVERY. tnB op.
per a0d The neither mill stone Of The planting
Saes--ihe warm hearted frishman, the 10.
duslrioos German, The brave sons Of England
whose blood we carry 10 our own veins, here
fund at least competence Il 90, aflldsnee; for
or land smiles with plenty, aud hunger aud
wen, are strangers here, VIVA, thea, 10
Heavens name, is there, 10 induce any citizen
Of Gran, county, to sacrifice his property and
abandon his friends and neighbots here. aud
take Up fa,igoing loa Of march to tho shores
OF the Psoihe--to al uninhahIied county 10
land which lha most exaggerated descriptions
Of the mos, enthusiastic travellers, have never
represented to be equal 10 lhisl Well has the
poa, said
''Tis disiaaee lends enehanmeni 10 The view
When the weary emigran, reaches Oregon
or California, he will fad stern reality. Pow.
eriy and Sickness will hold their mirrors be.
fore his face He will wan, many lhings
which money cannot buy lie will hay,
buildings and fences and Improvements Il
mako, which |, will require At lesst as much
industry TO create, as here. Life a, The long
est. is brief. lls removal will Of necessity
pot him back In The world several years..
There should indeed be weighiier reasons Of
fsrud for migtaliou to the shores Of the Pa
ciic, ihsn we have ever We, heard, 10 cecas
any citizen Of Gran, county. al leas, any hus
band OF father from saklog wild goose chase
10 Oregon o. Laiietnis.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-04-24
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersisn-
Y ed have TAKEN out letters Of administrati,,
on the estate of William How desheIl, late of Po-
tosi, in the county OF Grant, w. r., deceased in.
testate, and now legally authorized TO settle
the business of The said deceased according TO
law. Therefore all persons having demands a.
ganst the said estate, viii please present them e-
gally authenticated, to either of the undersigned or
TO the Judge of Probate, soon as convenisnt-
and all persons who indebted 10 the said de
ceased will do great favor by making PAYMENT
thereof in order that may be enabled to paw
the Just debts due from said estate.
ELIZABETH HOWDESHELL.. adm,x.
WILLIAM CHA MIXERS, admir-.
Potosi, April "a, l647. 7-3.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-04-24
Black Dart.

breeders are informed that this fine hors.
Dean be found during the season at the stable
OF the subscriber in Beetown; where further terms
and particulars of the horse can be learned. He
undertakes TO say that better horse never was
sgot upn in North America and offers a general
CHALLENGE to the world to RUN any horse.
mare OF geiding that travels. against Black Dar.
for any dsiace from 400 10 500 steps, over the Bee.
town race course, on a wager of one thousand
dollars and upwards, when the horse's season ia
over. Or he will accommodate any betting man
with race, who has quarter horse 10 run.
against his mare s'kit Walker"
GORDON DAY.
Bestown, W. t., April "a, ls47. Tiff
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-04-24
Turg Horses.

Gordon Day. who is known in these parts
as a man of taste in horse flesh. has lately
purchased the celebrated race horse. Black
Dart. raised by James Thompson Of Tazewell
county, Virginia, and celebrated there in the
annals Of racing. Mr.. Day could mol do Us 10
the mines a greater service than by bringing
here this fine horse Black Dart will be
found during The season at Mr.. Days stables
in Beeiown, where breeders are invited TO call
and examine him. After the season. Black
Dart will be fitted again for the turf and will
challsnga any horse in the world Of any size,
age or color. TO run with him from 400 10 500
Steps. 90 bel for any amount not less than
$1,000.
Any one who wishes to know the terms and
pedigree of Black Oar, can learn them by TO-.
curing Of the keeper of the horse.
Mr.. Day has also brought from Virginia. a
famous race mare, known on tina Tazewell and
Richmond courses, as Xii Walker kii
oilers challenge 10 ron agains, any thing that
wears har, in quarter race, on the Besiown
track or any other fair track 10 Wisconsin,
Illinois. or elsewhere; and defes the county
OF Iowa 10 particular.
We let on like We have faster horses in
the mines than can be scared up any where 10
he word-lhal there are iiester horses al
Beeiown than any where else; and that there
is more gold there to back up this conceii, IL
il be coneeii. than any other village Of It's
cloth.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-04-24
In Attachment.

Wisconsin Teritory,l -
County Of GRAVITY
United States District Court, March term, A. d.
lSiI.
Alexander S. Baker and Moses Wanzer, part
ners undes the name and frm OF Baker l. Wan
ger, VS.. Albert b. Wauen-in attachment.
NOTICE is hereby given to the said Defend
Y ant, and all Others concerned, that on the
23d day of February, A. ID. lS47, writ of at
tachment issued out of, and under the seal Of the
said court. for the sum of two hundred and forty-
three dollars aud seventy cents, against the
goods and chauels, lands and tenemenis, moneys,
rights and credtso Of the said defendant, at the
suit of the said plaintiffs, returnabu to the March
term, A. ID. lS47, ofsaid district court, and which
writ has been returned duly executed, and said
cause continued to the September Term, \. ID.
lS4T, Of said court
Attest,
L. o. SHRADER, Clerk.
DC, &C, w. t.
Eastman & Moss at,'ys for plaintiffs.
Clerks office, Lancaster, April Z, 1916. SGT.
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In Chancery.

Territory of wisconsin, 60
County of Grant.
United States District Court, TO September Term,
A. ID. lS47.
Leonard Jarvis, complainant, VS.. David Kendall,
defendant--ln Chantery.
DE it remembered, that on the 2Gth day of
ID March, A. ID. 1917, the following order
was entered in SAID court, to-wit: "1his day
came the said complainant, by Alfred Bronson,
Esq, his SOLICITOR and his motion il is ordered
that rule be entered herein, requiring the said
defendant 10 plead, answer or demur, to the said
compla inant's bill herein, on or before the first
day of the next term of this court. And it is
further ordered that notice hereof be given to tho
said defendant, by publication in the Wisconsin
Herald for six weeks previous to the said next
term Of this courtn
true copy-attest,
L.. o. SIfRADER. Clerk,
ID. c., G. c., W. T.
A Bronson, solicitor for complainant
Dated this 7th day of April ls47. SGT.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-04-24

has been 20 cut up, that all American de-
signs 10 That direction are completely frustra.
ted.
The entrance Of Santa Anna, into San Luis
de Potosi on the 9Th ult, was lriunphal one
All classes went out tc meet him two or three
miles on the road. At sighi he was serenaded
and the Town Illuminated.
The following letter 20 Gomez Fariss tho
present Governor of Mexico, is not without in.
te.est.
LIBERAriNG ARMY. &c. &c March 10.
Excellent Sir :-Unabie TO remain Indifferent,
10 The evils which the heroic capital is suffer-
ing. the victim of civil war and all The calami-
lies consequent upon il, and 10 The lranscen :.
dent evils which are thence extended 10 all the
Republic. have determined. listening 10 the
voice Of my conscience and the exigencies of
the nation. 10 submit, TO the sacrifice of pro-
ceeding TO the capital TO assume the rens of
Government. with which have been en.rrsi-
ed by my fellow ciizans.
! | communicate this for your intelligence,
praying you iha, until present myself in the
capital, which will be very soon, for proceed
ihiiher by forced journeys. you would give
directions to suspend hostiIiies of every kind
10 obedience 10 the voice of reason and human
iiy. which is impiously outraged by the shed.
ding of Mexican blood. which ought only 10
flow on the fields of battle. in driving back our
unjust invaders.
/ To Gen Marias de la Penary Banagan,
/ Chief of The Pronuncados. have made the
same recommendation. and | trust that the
chiefs OF both the 5eligerent forces will OBJ
serve the truce indicated. in consideration of
the noble views which impel me to solicit il.
transmit this for your intelligence and that
il may receive compliance from you out OF re-
spec; 10 the patriotic ends have proposed TO
myself God and Liberty.
ANTONIO LOPES DE SANTA ANNA.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-04-24

Fish,--Sucscts, red horse and pickefel arc
now running or our rivers wherever they can
make their sNy Up. The people inbsbhiog
the head Of GiSnt river would feel mach
obliged to those who have built mill dams
down stream, Il they would make proper
wssIe.wslts for The a,igtadou Of 6sh, as the
law requires them 10 DO. These embargoes
upon fish are ge.iiag TO be regarded as a
species Of nuisance. which musi be abaled
seine way.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-04-24
later from Europe.

New York, April l0.-rhe packet chip
SouihfSa gives he state Of The Liverpool mar
ket to The 18th Of March. Flour is sixpenee
TO shilling lowsr. The qao,stons are As
fOllows--four 4lsa4 $ Ga. Cora 67s to ar.
rive--70s aboard ship. ladsn corn is 10 good
demand, al some advance on arrivals. the shor,
stock rapidly decreasing. A change of wind
has caused thirteen large arrivals. The
Mediterranean supply is exhausted. The
Baltic will Open very late, There is rumor
ths, pahiamen, will dissolve in June.
There has been a destructive inanda,iOn IN
Hungary.
Serioas riots have taken place in SwiIzsr.
land to proven, the expectation Of corr. The
theatre a: Csslsrohe has been destroyed BY Gre
and 20 lives lost
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-04-24

Death Of an Er Empress In some Paris.
Ian gossip, translated from the Courier des
Etats Uois by the United States Gazette, the
following passage occurs
"One. who thirty years since was the queen
the globe. Maria Louise is dead. II her love
was not great, her sufferings have been excess
sive Her daughter, whom she had made the
frs, lady Of her palace, and who was married
to noble of Milan, is dying hourly Of pulmo-
nary consumption under her very eyes. Her
son, whom she idoizes, treats her with dis.
grace and scorn. He is Major Of an Aus.
irian regiment. Maria Louise has paid the
dsbl Of nature. May pardon avail, her,"
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-04-24

Curious Facts II, will. no doubt, siarlle
our readers, TO Inform them tina, while Ire
land is exciting the sympalhies Of the whole
civilized Worthwhile the people OF the Unl-
ted Slales. and Of every other country, are
etfaining their uimosi. and contributing liberal
soppiss Of money. food and clothing, for the
unfortunate naion--lfelaud herself--alihoogh
suffering Under the most Melancholy dispensa.
ton Of Providence, 10 i,s wisdom, ever in
flicted on sny poople--is daily exporting to
E0giand ana olner coun,fics. large quuu'nir.
of -four oats. ALT, grain. butter, lard, grease,
eggs. pork. hans--in fine, every description
Of human nuliimeL,. and that, TOO. while her
own sons ato dying by hundreds in their cab
ms. 10 the bitches. II. the poor,hooses, and on
The roadside. This, AZ first sight, is hardly
credible bnt is, alas, Tor true. IL IL melan.
eholy fact worthy the attention Of lhs philos.
opher. the statesman, and the philanIhropis,,
that a people, themselves q lying Of starvation,
ara compelled, from some Cause OF other. to
export TO foreign countries The WY nscssssriss
Of life, 10 a time Of dire aud unprecedented
flmiue and scarcity Btcknell's Reg arier.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-04-24

lE. Hsbster's IIsa 10 The South. The
Charleston Mercury, noticing the inlended Wis.
il Of Mr.. Webster to the South, thus cordially
extends welcome to him;
$50 far as South Carolina is concerned. no
enc can doubt bu, that Mr.. Webster will be
received with all The rsspeo, and attention that
is due TO bis eminent abilities aud high posi-
ton. We have never allowed differences Of
opinion TO interfere with the high couttesies
which are due to eninence, We shall be glad
to see him pleased that man OF his grea, tai
enis and liberal mnd shall have an opporiuni.
" TO SEQ us and our institutions as we ares and,
whether they make their just Impression or
not. on as ,hsre shall be no blame for deiclen'
ey 10 wha, Is dee as much to our own ehatac.
ter as to Mr. Websier's high position in the
eoantry,
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-04-24
news OF ihe Week.

On the 23d a race for $4,000 was to be run
over the Bingaman Course, at New Orleans.
Hon. II. o. Brown, who killed Judge Cal
Their. a, Bardslown, Ky has been acquitted.
A Mexican at Matamoros, has offered 10 de.
liver CanaIes in that city alive aod bound
hand and foot, for the sum of TWO thousand
dollars.
Gen. Butler, /, is said will not be able to
rstorn 70 Mexico, in consequence of his
wound.
Cucumbers are selling in the New Orleans
markets, and green peas in The Savannah mar.
ke,.
A new custom house is 10 be erected al
New Orleans. and also a u s. marine hos
pi,al For the former object Congress sppro.
priated 800 600, and for The latter s2l ,696
The government buildings on The pier al
Cleveland, with machinery and harbor imple-
mems. were burnt short time since, by an
incendiary; loss s 1000.
The effective force of France is now $50.
900 men-40 900 are in Algeria, as many
more garrison Paris 10000 are a, Lyons, aud
the rest posted at different barracks. The daily
cos, of this force is 100000.
The proprelors Of the Tampico Sentinel
have sold that paper to printers from the u,
s.. and intend establishing an American news
paper at Vera Cruz. They will thus prepare
the way for the United States Custom House
establishment at that port
The Texans are raising a subscription to
cree, monument, in San Antonio, 10 the late
Captain X, a. Gillespie. who fell a, Monte
rey. and whose remains were taken TO the for
mer place, and publicly inferred there on the
ID ult., the anniversary of Texan independ
encs.
Many of the tenants on the Van Rensselaer,
manor lands are purchasing the title TO tbs
land they occupy at 50 per acre. Thus III,
lessses are. in their own quiet way, settling
the ami rem, question wi,hou, further excite
meat. by purchasing the land.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-04-24
DIED

AT his residence ia 1t, Hurricane, GraBl
County W. +, on The 18Th inst. Of AsihnaIIc
Consumption. Mr.. DURRIr OLIVER, aged
50 years
Mr.. Oliver was born 10 Virginia. and had
resided here for about 10 years. He was
universally esteemed as q good man, 10 all
The relations Of life; and his death is deeply TO
be deplOFsd.