davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17

InuNHf % LAFAYETTE
Ia Hs Lsiagfiis CIffaf Cut ai he Jasgsrg
Tffn 1 d. ISIS.
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SSemiafeitssSrpGen.

QBietti9e Crfntun9. - Gin 6r. Qumof,
i'll Columbus, Ohio, bat cine Dalbine erfun:
tsu, init Der Gin O1anu unp ein Sod Otbien
ebeniopieIe Irbeit UerrIebten f6uneu, als bis,
bet 20 Wlanner auesusraten in Stanee mas
ren.
Or. S.V. O.artin, Der ucue amerifauiI(be
8ehaftstra9er im Eirebenttaate, mar fris
Der proteitant. trat atcr Dor mebrsn Sabren
gum SatboIiesmus itsr, uno 1T felt iener
3elt Gin dnbcrit eifrisss Slieb fsiner Rirebe.
5obee 3Salfsr. - Ser W7illti nrpi fcll ain
6. Npril bel Wempsts 70 hoeb aswefen Ccin,
oab man elmer ssfibrIitten lleterlebwsmmuns
entse9eniab,
2aprairie, III CANADA, I'anb undna,t .,etn
SuB tlef I'M 13atier rCs ct $cren3fuiTes, Der
rleBlltb aus9etreien lpar.
Ctsrit 81. NO7 Sctufcn trhtrr 8ieepre(l.
bent rsr Ser. ct, bat cine 2bhre,Ie an Die
NeAtudler eriaNen. IN ,peleber CT Itb Ieltit
als ganhlpat fir eae &cupsrn6res2mt auf:
teIlt
Nnf,ua ttr urmes. - Sm 9auptquartirs
re i'll Wlsrlfo rperben alle Nntalten aetrcffen,
bab bic Urmes ibren 9thf5ua BON W1criPo
ipdteltsue in rem erfsu 2Dotten ees M7sis
antreseu f6nne.
Capt. Ol' Sinstrp, ftn ltntsrquartiermeis
itfr tsi fer Irmee, III tpe9en Setruss, pen ct
an Den Seretu. Staaten bssansen, pcr ein
Srlese9Hidt seitellt norben.
/ Die Stnnauberuus nab BEN Scr. 9faaten
rom l. October 1876 tie gum so. Septen,t.
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ls47 belief .(teb anf nabe al $50. 600 ssesn.
Sn Der 3ahl Der ein,panpernoen Wfanhet liit
ret ein aro6es mikpsrbaitniB nit Der Der stils
.waneernpea Sransn fart. lil Gs tpai,oerten
ndmlieb nabs an 10000 msannsr meprs'a'
ale Sraueneperfcnen ~ lt2aS , ~ y ','A
Gin scfefcec Nidter. - Die @sfessetlns
BON 9eras bat einmhtbis tefhlctfsr, psh :osr
Staatsn Nibter Sotn G. aSatrone, bon
ssras, anf,nfcrpern, fem Asnt n'seersn!sssn.
Natrrns ioa sinen Berfutb semaht haesn,
9sras um cine Willien Afsr sanees III bes
trnsen.
Das Sermtsen Der Srau ess Sen. Sais
nes, has itr ais Goebter oes Oanlel elarf
,ufaat, beitebt in unssfabr 5OO,877 Ifsr
{anpee. Gin srO6sr sbei! eieier wertbpcllen
8ef1sunaen Iitst in oeer bart an ten Stdrs
ten Sleu Orleans, 0lathcj, O7cbiIe uap ct.
$ouis. Gin anSsrer She'll tsitebt III spcrtb
boIlen 8aummolisns opcr 3udsrsp fansnnsen
i'll $oui(tana Erau Gaines 1T nunmsbr bas
reletfte Snpipibuum iii esn Sr. Staatsn.
Als bic Slahritbt ucN Der alh6Ihsn fran:
s6nIebsn Nepolntion i'll Sltraltar sintraf,
laaen orsi frans60ite Saufabrsr in jsnem
6afn. 9is bisnsen unUer3hslieb eas S'le
$ouis pbillpp's an ibren Naen auf.
Sn 01eparf, Ohio, murps am Ntsnpe tee
6. April, nm 81 lIbr, Gin beftiser erpitcB
perIpurt [Npnbllt'r.
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iammluns, nm in Ysrbineuns mii antsrn dbn&
lidtH @omnittssn su mirfsn, Die bsrsits peH1
perfd)isb. Wsninen an9sifsnt morhen inb, unsS
Die qsbs pcn qsut 9Eunssr, BEL ibrsr Nnfunft|
in sisfsr gtaet Su empfanssn, unb ale notbi'
gen Nnifaltsn ~ trsTsn fur bic Ss9rdbnis>3ts
rmOnisn, Die 81 gbren esrfslbsn seba!tsn wsrs
ben fcqsn. 9tuf 2lntra9
SsfbOfTsn. bas Der prsfbsnt Der Ierfafls
lung als Vorliesr Der Gomnittee Wirfsn fol-.
Sol9snbes it bic an9sltslts @ommttee -
2S. 8. Sci IN, 9Orfissr. 5. q. Marfbaa,
Sobn Sanfs, Scbn e. Htbarbs, :. Sauman
Bell. &ibaro Soens, Samss W. 6olmss, 3.
.W. Ioea9, SamsS q. Grant, qemis Rirf, Us.
9. 4aaasr. SamsS Tonasan, Geo. Da. .Ssim,
8. 8. Mhb!sntsr9, NEersos M. Saaaee, ,Rarl
3. Sumter, s.. s. D1. Silbsrt Scbn 81. Stid,
Ter, SarI Ssb!sr peinridb Nsinbart, 6sinrid,
Sb6ner, QSm. QS 9isb.
Die 8sriammlun9 wurbs burtb Col. s. 6.
Npsrs uno Scbn g. Nibares, efq, abbrsfs
iirt. 2luf 2lntra9
SslbIciTsn oas bic 8srbanblunasn bsfsr
Neriammlrn9 In ben 3stun9en pisfer gtaet
betannt 9emacbt mertsn fclen.
[llnter;ednst ron ben Ssamtsn.l
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Stl0tsV VerI fam

Cine all9smsns SsriammIune Der Sirssr
bon &eaeln9, ourb ben Mapor Der Stabt be-
rufen, wuroe am Srsita9 Nbsnb ben IA. AprIl
1s4s i'm bieil9sn Scurtbaufs ssbaltsn, um2tns
ffaltsn gum @mpfan9s unb bic 8ssrciauna Der
llsbsrreife ron lieutenant QBiqiam Munber sl
tufen. Nuf Nntras ,pures @sn. Qpm. 8.
Ssm, ais preTeent s. CLANCY Sones, efq,
unb Sol. :. 8. Oapsrs, aIs 8esspnfosntsn,
Scsl Nitter une s. qamrsnes @ss, aIs 9sfrss
tire, ernannt.
Der Nufrnf sur 8srfammlun9 mures sslss
fen une oann auf Infraa pon Or. Warftaq
Bsfblcffsn bab cine committee BON 81 ans
9sffstlt rsres turb ben pvfpsnten BET 0sr
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SITS grim bel unf'rsr Wsibnabtsfsisr,

8lbt'6 oftmal6 Sbnee bel Olfsrs'sr.
9as Bsttsr am lsstsn Witwcb sr'nnsrts
uns rsbt Isbbait an beS alts esutibs Mslms
bsm eas itb bsinabs ju permirfIitsn tbNn.
Ser 9Bine bIisS un9sw6bnlit faIt une fa'tsr
Mssen, NIT 9rcssn gcbnss1ofsn psrmlftt, fsl
70 bduiig, bae Die Spiesn Der Str9s in eleier
8eeeno Elm wsisss 2tnfsbsn bsfansn, mrrauf
Gin ifarfsr Hobtfroif fOl9ts, 70 bab bic aSns
tsrf!siosr unb oanribubs wisesr bsrppr9siubt
wurcsn. 9lhdltbstwsifs fam bic ,parmR Srhbs
Iin9sionns balb NIT rsm Sbnes in SsrhDrun9
uno mobts ibm ts9rsifitb cas s6 aus err 3s't
ie !an9e Bel uns Su esrwsilsn, pcrauf sr iId)
audi (tnsQ entfsrnts.
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TRUE BILL.-Oie @ranbsSurp pon pbls
laotlpbia eauntm bic jsst in Sisuns 1T, bat
Elm srussYia esfunoen sssen Carl eanssnfslo'
ben mutbnlablibsn Moresr Der Strait Maoss
NADER. SSsssn Der ifarfen 4ufrssuns Die mob
INNER i'm Yublfum bsrrfbt ssssn ben An9ss
fIastsn, 1T isin 8srbSr bis gum nabffsn eoart
Sermns peridoben mprbsn.
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sceuer uub arpfser SSerl1if.

Wcbnbau8 uno Der eamt psrbunbsne StoBr
ron ebriifan Siltler unb 9Obn, in HlbanD
Saunfbip, Serfs Gountp, rpurbs am 9cnnsrs
flag 4bsnb 9dnSIib burb Ssuer frifcrt. Gin
grocer She'll tsr in osmfsIben befnolden trcds
nsn Maarsn, nsbif ben Stobr6ubsrn unb ans
bern msrtbpoasn Yapiersn, mures nit pslsr
Wibs 9srettst, aas SpsSrsisn uno fammtIis
DIES Saus9srdtb, eas febr psrtbpca war unb
ebsnio alIs Slsibsr tsr SamiIs, murbsn pom
Seusr ;sritSrt. 1as Ssusr enttano auf unts>
fannie Nrt i'm 2tsn gtof, tpabrsno Die 8amis
lie bsim gtabnitn mar 9a6 Gebdupe 9tbors
te 5rn Ssnjamin Qspan uno mar nitbt psrlis
bert; bic Stobr9ilter marsn bel Der Snfin9
Sprin9 @srfiGerun9ssGsfsuftaft fir $4,000
perlibsrt, eennotb it Der Ssrluff bcr (9srrsn
4ifilsr bebeutsnb unb faqt DEFENDERS bart auf
ben jun9en ern. &iifler, sinen tbdtiasn jun9en
Mann, bsr Die Stcbrs@sfbdfte perfab.
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Co., am lakten Donnerifase auf foleenoe
trauriee QSeiie um fain eeben fam. Osrr
Seree fubr NIT elmer eaouna Seuefooia
nab Oau1e uro leste oas Hlno. um lbm
cine Sreuoe 3u MAIDEN. auf elne Der spfer'
De. Der 8leine fieI aber. obne Dap es Der
8ater in Dem uuaenblide bemertte. Der
unter, poourb Die pferce ibsuten uno oa
pon fpraneen Die Hdosr eineen ibm quer
iiber Den &opf. 70 Dap oas 8eblrn umber=
ipliete uno iein auecnb!iceliber 500 er'
folete Im lesten Samifaoe purpe Die
entieelte 6ulle ouf Dem Sraneonla Se
orobnlbplose bseroi8t. Nsutrol'
Gin Moroer entoecft. - Sor mebren
Monoten pericbnanO in Seneea GauntW
yteu Oorf. Elm eenlTer Or. SOP. obne oab
man erfabren fonnte, mas aus oemielben
oeporoen. cSm porIosn Wonote muroe in
@eneOa. u. o.. Elm Mom orretirt Der i'm
Seltse elmer Jt0te mar. meld)e Or. SOP
bel fib bate. olo er ieluer 3eit lpurl0e
periAmono. Der 8efanosne bat in3tpl
Id,en cingsltanosn, Dap Ct nit einem an
Dem llebsitboter. oer berelte elnacioAen 1T,
Or @oB. pen lie iur einen Sar. GOllef
tor biclten etmorbet uno ieine 9elbe in
einem &alfofen verbrannt bdtttn. 2ln
Der BON oielem Morcer besebneten Stel.
te fano man audi elniae @ebeine, Die i'm
6alfofen nlbt oerfoblt mortm psr'borrt.
Sin nGroi9er 2ofofofo (Sonoioat. - Or.
9. SIS. YomelI, Der neue 3ofofofo eanol
oat fir Die @ouuernorswGroe BON Sen
tufp. ourhioe imSabre 1874 ienenStaat.
uno ihncr unD flubte in 8ropIon 9aun-
tp 10 unbdnoio, oaB ibn oas 9eridt NIT
elmer @eIobuBe ifrafte.
Sine oite Tron-gfod, Der tRotner Rel.
tuno isbt osopnm6rtio in sNosfau cine
Ernn i'm l6Sifen Qebensiobre, 2(ts lie
io3 Sohrp olt mar, psrbeirotbste lie Iih
,nn fHnften 0Polr
T C,'r.ht,r &C., 0;, wrh,7Sr.r
,,oIe4,, aa,,,,tttI,St;%sr gSn;Ta nor . g hrsn
sD.'SS. 49,, ~ ~. Sag 81, Gfonn>n
!" 'r;netnn go s.nt,cf,, noh S;nr;nnnt, nsr
Sh;.et, S,'', ,,,rnor, 49,, o,n ~ ~ IN Ssc,m;
s., Snnt~ "' ~ e;non m eSl,nS.narf3 ~ III ea wan
neoo m oHp'y, o. ',,r''r,h,;1t ~ 'a$'n"gI;e ~
@''oo - V"'ta" s !" 0s' 49, ~, >H':F"' r,'
S o n M { p y Sn9l9lh9'oh: 10 10
Aptl'. 40 0le heu'lIea g'oWt'ntsn I,,5 pDe1 N
unleGe AFmee te'p'n e'e gum 81. 9'oIS
aus S'e9o eF9S, u un9 DIS gum 4 ouo 1u.I'
pleo. guy Seto e'u6 'p.'e 0t1"t,otl at :.
Sh 9en FRttm aa0eh ttVIt't o Se"'. n,na ~
ouFU lelne 38enten elneh SeB. u''' oao w
Sono oettallshSa tohnen uho loholt e'hfn y
oef'eloen hoW S9eto etud' um eln SWllI
u mletgen oul osm CT 9. aoFs''en tvhnt' 1,'s
oleier A9en1 oot elne -, Stia9 eellI't1ptl'
@el0e Del ANTIGUA IL Wse''eh hotoHlp ..
Stto 9tub pot NntFt 'le9t' uH' 'V'' "o'o
Samelco neer5ufupFen;- .c
ein 5u9 ul'ter oen eommohoo mn t2H Sse y va.
ttc 2Spde III am oo' o. w. ogIi Woyl'to r:I!,
8euualtuns it dbsrou oen 6dnoen Der
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General Seott's RufFcbr. - Nlo eas
9ampfbrot Olillilippi am 2. ApriI pcn &sra
Cru; abfubr, wortsts paS 9ampftort MaiIas
hufstt6 auf Gen. Sertt'5 2lnfunft in jsnsr
Stabt, aus bem Snnern. Man erpartste bas
er in esmfelben Do1a9s nsbmsn Wtirre fir ben
Ncresn uno meEn feline unsrwortets J9lnesrs
nils eintrten, mag ct mdDrsno bsisr 9Ectbs
III pDHabslpbia eintreffsn. IS Dest, pa6 er
lelns Naf6t aus9sfptctbsn babe, pon Nsra@ru;
olrsft natb Neu Vcrf bu rsisn. 9aS gin;i9e
mas i'm mob i'm Snnsrn ;ur,ictDalten fam,
mtd2ts Gen. pilIow's :prn;sb fem, Ie ldpreitt
sn Sreune. 6r. Srilt be9cjtst i'm i'm beltsn
8ernsbmen ea aas 3spritisfsitsn jmiitDsn bejs
Den frisblb aus9e9lben lno, une lcr. Sriif
bat lslbif 6FtntIibs6 3u9nis 9s9ebsn ron Gen.
Geou'S pertbpcIsn Ojeniien, ais OfFisruno
fejnem unbsfsftsn @baraftsr ais Wann.
Iis Wbi9a bon pbilapsIpbia babsn 9(nifots
ten 9etrOftn, bsn erprObten !5eIo uno SrtBtsn
@snsrdl unferr Silt 9sbIbrsnb ;u empfan8en,
sine &brt Die Riemanb msbr ptrbient bat ais
CT, no cine Yb!abslpbisr 3tituns tsmsrft nit
&sd)t eab sr sben 70 9robs Sbrs pcn Sstsn
Der 2Sbi9sDartsi perblsns, als S:r. eIap.
Gen. Stctt'S Nisccrsridtinen in csn Der.
StaaRn mirb obns 5nsjfh sinsn msrfIihsn
einf1us auf Die pOlitifben 8srbdltnifTt Der pars
tel babsn, 70 meit IS bic YrsIlpsntcns8ra9s bss
trift, unb fsinen Srsunpen neusn Wutb aebsn
feline anipriltbe fir bic Grnsnnun9 fir blsprs.
foentsnrpirte bsr RaticnoIsS Sonpsnticn pcrSus
ls9sn. @r itebt ais Elm grocer @snera Dor Dem
@olfs, Der oas sru6s Bsrf poasnost bat fslnt
8sines in Der Srrnte une i'm 9iifen Su tslIs:
gen. Gsldunest pon isinen llntsr9ebenen unt
psrfcl9t pcn elmer neioiiben NeminiitratiOn, bat
ct AUDI bic Issts prifun9 aus9sbaItsn uno pa'
curb bsosutsno in Der stbtun9, ron eetsn
iener Witblr9er 9ewcnnsn. @r 1T gum 9anf
ber Natipn bsrstti9t une psrbient bslcbnt ;u
psrbsn fir feline 9isnifs.
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E. w. CARR, No. 440 North Fourth St.,
Philadelphia, is our authorized Agent, for recei-
wing advertisements and subscriptions to this pa
per.
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IeaSine, ben 25. 2tpru ls4S.
Demofratifdbe 1DbiSsErnennuns.
.Slr Canal @ommii onsr:
Sser Embellishments,
prn llnion Sauntp. ..
Grtpdbler=3ettel.

5enatoriol:E r,pdbler:
Sbcmab M. Z. Ole&snnam peu Bafbinaton.
Sobn q. Sanosrion, ron Qitnnon.
DiItriFt: Erw6blRr
l SOfspb g. GIarffOn13 6enrp SObnfcn
Sobn .. 0GbststiQ IA Sbo6 O1 Bb9bou8
3 Sonlss 80. 9opi6 Is QGm. Sober, fen.
A 9bo'S QS. 9ufisIo 16 &baS QS. Slider
Daniel o. {9itnsr II 9tnbrsp 81. Curtin
9 Soibua 9un9an Is Sto's 81. 9apiefen
7 Scbn 8. StssIs 10 Soiepb Mdrft
8 Sobn qanois 20 Scbn Nllfon
8 Sol. &. Shmu6er 81 u. QS. Qocms
10 @barlss Sbnsiotr % Nbarb Srpns
ii QSm u. 59urlsD % Sbomas 8, Gill
~ SraneS Spler "a Gam. u. purplance
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unruben in Dueotan.-Sn Der merifas
nilbsn Yrppns Vueatan bat Ib Die intianis
fbs Ssptlferun9, welbs BEL QGsitsm bic Msbrs
belt biest, smpirt uno sinsn f6rmlbsn Sriss
9sssn Die ginwobner ron fpanifbsr Nbfunft
bssonnsn. Sbrs Manisr Sries ;u fibrsn be-
ifsbt earin, oa6 Iis 9tae6 ;srittrsn was Ils ans
trsTsn, unb Mannsr, 1Bsibsr unb &inesr uns
barmberSi9 srmrrosn. Sbr eaupt9(nfibrr
bs6t Saento pat unb fol- Elm bluttlirti9er
ssufsl isn. Ssn Srie9S9sfbrsi it :--"Tsrs
bsrbsn aasn Msnfhsnssfhlstbtern, aubsr ZEN
Snbiansrnr'
Wlan psrmutbu. unb pisQsibt nidt gang OBJ
ne @runo, bab England b,sfs llnruben an9ss
ififtst babe nne bic Snbiansr pon Soonburas
aus bsimlidb NIT Wafsn uno Wunticn psrfts
bs, in bsr 9lblibt Yueatan fpdtsr NIT isinsn
Ssfsun9en in 6oneuras Su psrsin9sn. Oiss
ift misbsr Elm nsusr Sse9 gu Scbn Sua's 9ops
pelfbti9feit, esm in isiner befanntsn Ss9ieres
fb Su psrsrtssrn, fsin Msittsl su fblsht 1T.
Srpci fir Eincn.-OR qofc6 prn Sens
tufp fno enbIidb aus Der 8erls9snbet. Gin
9swifIer eaSarus pc,pea bat bic @bre an9sncnls
rnsn, ibr Gansisat fir Souvsrntr ju fsin uns
eomt ct nibt 5upiel Stmmen erbdIt wirb
Sol. Nbarb R. Sobnfon, auf siesns Saut
aIs @aneirat jsnsr Yartsj 9Isib;sitis init bm
laufsn. Ga baben fis tpeni9ifens 3rpei, no fte
nur ginen ssbrauben. gs ssrifsbt iitb pon
fsIbif bas Ssiner baron ermdbtt nire.
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Oie Seriamninl,1ma ber Oentieben

--QBir lsnfsn bic Aufmerfiamfsit unfsrsr oeut:
lbsn QanbsIeuts, in Isaoing, auf ben Nufruf
"msbrsrsr 9sutibsn.' ;u elmer Ma1snsTsrs
fammlune, wslbs am nahifsn 9cnnsrifa9 as
tcno (Nbermcr9en) bier lfattfneen wire. -
Die nsusifsn erssnif1e i'm attsn 8ahranes bas
ben bic aufmsrfiamfeit Der Wslt errs9t unb
psrSisnen iibsr Die Spmpatbs uno ben SsifaI
Der 3eutlbsn in Den Ser. Staattn. gu bies
fem S,psde iif s6 nttbs 6tTsntIibs 8erfamms
lunssn su baItsn unb semeinfbaftb bic 4ns
fdtsn Der bisfIssn 9sutfbsa; in Sstssif Ger
bsutfbsn 5uifdnbe, ausSufprsben. es mare
oabsr Su piinfben, bas alIs unfere qanb6Isuts,
bic ss m69lib MAIDEN ftnnsn, Ger 8erfamms
lung bsiwcbnen m6bten. t.' . .
G1r9is Sosrren nellenweber ii. tf1abls
Re, BON Ybilabslpba, nerbsn als 9iepner bel
Der 8erfammlun9 auftretsn.
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Ssrn. Clans S(bbrefIe.-QBir bal

S5rm. SlaD's StbbreiTe. .-Bir babsn
uns bic Mlbs 9enommsn ern. elap's Ntersfs
f. an oas Yublfum su titsritsen uno eerfsIbsn
beuts einsn &aum 1T unferm SIatts tu 9sbsn,
UNI tas ss9sbsne 3srfprebsn su srfilsn. Die
IbbrsjIs fbsint beim Sclfs, rUen9ifsnS bsi Der
9Sbiepartsi cine gang sntSs9sn9sfsste 9sirfuns
bsrvorSubrinsen. Ssit ibrem Grfbeinen tine
bic Treunos BON Gen. Seott srrpabt unb fprss
ttsn uupsrboblsn bts Meinun9 aus. 9iss if
nibt msbr ats tidi9. User stwas su fassn bat,
foats ss notbwsnbig tbun, bepcr Die Hationals
gcnpsntion Iib psrfanmslt, bamit bisfs fb
barnah ritbten fam.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-07-15

To the Electors of the 5th Judicial Cir
cult of the State of Wisconsin,, COM
posed of the Counties of Iowa, La-
Fayette, Crawford, Grant, st. Croix,
and the Counties thereunto attached:
I BELOW CITIzENs-
You will shortly be called upon to exercise
the inestimable privilege of freemen IN the
selection of some suitable person for the OF.
6ce of Judge of this Judicial Circuit, and
like selections for every other Office, different
Individuals will have their favorite Candl-
dates; but unlike, most other offices. It is to
he hoped the partizan politics of the day will
have nothing to do in the canvass. This |
believe is almost universal feeling among
the electors.
Having been solicited by large number
of friends whose opinions am not at liber-
~ wholly to disregard. to become Candi-
jate for that important and responsible of
fee, untramelled by auy Caucus or party
nomination whatever, do hereby consent
that nv name be placed before the electors
as a candidate for that office, and if elected,
INV time and abilities shall be devoted to a
faithful discharge of its duties.
FARLEY EATON.
June 2Sth, 1913. Is
N. B. Editors in the 9Th Judicial Circuit
will please give the above two or three in
sertions in their respective papers.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-07-15

W- A southern Locofoco paper, after
abusing Gen. Taylor, without measure or
sense, winds up with the charge, that :. HE
is FULLY COMMITTED TO THE
DOCTRINE THAT THE INSTITu-
TON OF SLAVERY SHALL BE En-
CLUDED FROM THE NEW TERRI
TORY TO BE ACQUIRED" The ed
itor says: &c 1t is idle for the South to think
of supporting Gen. Taylor, without posi-
tive retraction Of his endorsement of this
part of the Signal letter, and an unqualified
pledge. to veto the Wilmot Proviso, or any
kindred measure, which may, in the event
of his election, be presented to him for his
Signature"
There can be no room for doubt in the
mind of every unpreiudiced person, that
: GENERALLY Is 0PPO SEQ TO
THE EXTENSION OF SLAVE TER
RITORY.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-07-15
The Anglo.SaxOn.

It is fact well worthy of notice, that
" The ADglo-Saxon,' the Phonotypic news
paper published in this city by Andrews and
BOYLE, has attained the extraordinary clrcu-
lation of sir thousand, weekly, in little more
than one year since its establishment. This
is certainly one of the boldest attempts al in
novation on a large scale that we have ever
known, and is, SO far, decidedly ore OF the
most successful. Phonotypy and Phonog-
raphy together, constitute what is known as
''the Language Reform or s'the Writing
and Spelling Reformation We have
heretofore spoken approyingly of the prin-
ciple which lies at the bottom of this move
ment; but, apart from its merits, the fact
that family newspaper in the English Ian
guage, printed in an entirely new system of
spelling words, with an alphabet of forty
two letters, instead of the twenty-six old
stagers which have served our foretathers,
is literally increasing, is indisputably one
of the most striking and singular phenom-
ena of the nineteeth century. The sheet
itself is one of the 'scuriosities ofliterature.
To the uninformed eye, it may seem the alb
surdesr thing imaginable; but the reputation
of its conductors for scholarship, the fact
that their labors are not only approved and
sanctioned but warmly advocated, by some
of the most learned societies and indivldu-
ais in the country, and by many of those
most interested in education, together
with the success which accompanies the I'M
dertaking, should at least render those who
have not thoroughly studied its principles
and understood its advantages, somewhat
modest in condeinnng il.
Photography, a kind of rapid and scien-
ti6c short hand, is rapidly coming into use
for verbatim reporting, and even for letter
writing. 1t is undoubtedly the most perfect
system of writing ever invented. The most
obvious and immediate use of Phonotypy,
is its influence in correcting false habits of
pronunciation. A years recalling of &c The
Anglo-Saxon," for this purpose only, must
be worth far more, as means of family
education, than its subscription price of t,ro
dollars, and even more than years of sys-
tematc study devoted TO pronouncing die
tionaries. Children read the paper at once,
prompted by mere curiosity at its novelty;
and incidentally they learn the true pronun-
citation of every word in the language
Phonotypy being an exact representation OF
speech. We wish the enterprising editors
and conductors of "The Anglo-Saxon' ev-
Ell more triumphant success in future.-N.
Y. Erening Post.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-07-15
Foreign News-One Day Later.
New YoRK, July, 8, SIP. NJ

NEW YORK, July, ), L. NJ.
E. The Courier has one day later from Lon
don and Paris. Serious demonstrations APP
pretended in favor of Louis Napoleon
Troops confined 10 barracks TO act at a mo-
ment's notice. National Guard privately
summoned to hold themselves in readiness.
This feeling arose out of letter from
Prince Louis addressed 10 the President of
the National Assembly, and read late Thurs
i day evening. Ii is stated that if the people
imposed duties upon him he would know
how to perform them. This expression be-
ing interpreted TO mean readiness to put
himself at the head of the State provoked
the utmost Indignation.
The letter was referred to a committee
and the result was to be brought up yester-
day. The Punishment of the prince was
expected to lie pronounced. IL was feared
that an insurrection IN his favor would fol-
low.
Prince Louis Napoleon has written to the
President and resigned his seat in the Ma
tionaI Assembly. The announcement was
received with reclamation.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-07-15

GALESA AND CHICAGO RAILRoAD.--We
understand from reliable source at Chica-
go, that Messrs. Ogden s Turner have re-
turned from the East. and have been sue
cessfriI in obtaining iron for the Road as far
as Fox River, on liberal credit-a part OF
which iron is now on its way to Chicago
Ii cost about IS less per ton than the engI-
neers' estimated report. Two Locomotives
were also purchased for full paid stock OF
the compaDy--they cost $4,000.
IL is confidently expected that from six
teen to eighteen miles of the road will be
n operation this fall. and the balance to Il
gan, (aS miles1 next spring, or early in the
sumner, provided the subscribers west o.
Chicago meet their instalments with even
ialerable degree Of peuctuality.-Galea'
Gazette,
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-07-15
SELECT SCHOOL.

HI ANIEL BANFILL, Jr., would respectfully
IL inform the citizens Of Lancaster aud yiriD-
jiy that be intends 10 commence a School, on
Monday the l5th Of July, al the house recently
built by J. Alien Barber, Esq. Tie returns sin-
eere thanks to the people for then past patronage,
and assures them that he viii ende4vor 10 merit
further support Terms S2 per scholar, 3 months.
July I, iSss. DANIEL BANffLL, r.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-07-15
From the Gdlena Advertiser.
Price Current.

GALENA, July Ia, 1913.
PoRK-Prime, SO Mess, $40 per Dbl.
LARD-5 Ia to 6 cts. per lib.
BAcoN--Ham 5 1-2 cts. per lib.
FLoUR-$3 so to Sd 90 per Dbl.
CoRN-20 to 25 cents per bushel.
SALT-G. A. SO Is per sack; L. b. 49,.
CANDLEs-Dipt, 10; mould, /.
CHEEsE-7 to 8 cents per Id.
CoFFEE--9 TO Q l-2 cts.
SuGAR-6 to 1-2 cts.
MoLAssEs-Sugar House 40 to ID; n. y
50 to So.
BUTrER-Keg, to IL 1-2 cents per lib.
DRIED ApPLEs-sl so per bushel.
GREEN AppLEs-S4 to 81 so per BIB
EGGs-S to 10 cts. per dozen.
NAILS Sd to 6.
RIcE-5 TO 6 cents per Id.
LEAD-$2 rs per 100 lbs.
MINERAL-$16 per thousand
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-07-15
D | & D ,

At Walnut Grove. Lafayette County,
Wisconsin, on the 26ih uIt., Mrs. SAR III
BRAcKEr, wife of Chas. Bracken, Esq,
aged 40 years and months.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-07-15

THE LEGISLATURE Both branches re-
assembled on the l1ih inst. Four members
were present in the Senate and perhaps ten
in the Assembly, and ofcourse both branch
es had to adjourn for want of quorum.