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Washington telegraph., 1848-05-03
STATE 0FIRKANSaS,=

-
CorNtf OF LAFAYETTE.
Ia The lafayette cireait Court, at The January
Tenn L. d. ISIS
William Wynn,
Complainant,
William =. Morn. aud In ehaH'ay.
kc1ia Taylor,
Defendants.
4 I tbs day came said Wynn aud Morrs by
n their respective solicitors, and suid COMPLAIN.
ant enters his teplt cation in shor, upon tho records
by consent, TO the plea and answer, IN support
thereof tiled IA this behalf by said Morris, and
thefeupon, by agreement Of said WYNN and Nor
-, Il Is ruled and ordered that they BOTH OF either.
have, aud leave is hereby granted unto either Of
them, TO lake the depostons Of witnesses. genor.
ally, before any Judge, OF justice Of the peace, of
any Of the United States, or territories thereof,
10 be read on tile final hearing Of this cause. or
10 dissolve OF sustain the injunction granted in
TIM hehali. Aud Il ID further ordered that this
cause be sci down for final hearing a, the next
term Of this court, upon the bill, plea, answers,
teplieaiions, exhibits and testimony TO be taken
Aud Il appearing TO tho court that the defendant.
kezia Taylor. is not srrved with process herein,
and is moi resident Of tbs Stac II is ordered that
publication be- made herein, aud notce BE- pub
lished in the Telegraph, newspaper printed aud
published at Washington, in This State, notifying
the defendant, keaia Taylor. Of the pendeney Of
tbs suit, the object of which, Is to cause tho
patent issued 10 the defendant Mou., by the prrs-
dent Of the United States. upon pfocf Of pre-
empon TO the norh-west quarter dissection eivh.
teen, IN township sixteen south. IN range twenty
five west, bY the defendant Taylor, and decree d.
Tie Thereto to the complainant, and thai unless
che shall appear herein, OF before tho fourth day
Of the next term Of tbs court, aud plead, answer,
OF demuf 10 the bill, the s be taken as con.
fesed against her, aud decree be entered aeeerd.
ing 10 the prayer Of the b aud il further ordered
tha, such publication be made fof the time, aud
within the peiiod prescribed by the statute, aud
that this eauso be continued til nsri leIu, Ae.
A true copy from the reeord.
JOHN D. JONES, clsfl.
lfigirowtn, Cocsr aud FirLp,
Solicitors for Complainant.
April ~, Isis,
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-03
Gin llant,lacfOry.

TINllE undersigned still continues to lnanufac-
Il turc improved COTTON GINS. one mile
southwest Of Washington. His Gins are made
OF the best materials, and will be warranted to
perform well, and will be sold on accommodating
terms.
For all repairing, the cash will DO expected as
soon as the work IS completed.
J. r. CROSBY.
Washington, March 90, lsIs-l6.ly
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-03
To tho lion Secretary Of War

TERRIBLE TRAGEpY.-Fow NurdcrS'
The Mobile Tribune Of Sunday has lew
particulars of a most terrible tragedy COM
milIed in Charlottesville Miss, on the night
of the llh inst, in the family oil DR.. bong.
gon, Of that place. According to the Trih.
unc's account, the bodies Of DR.. Longggn
and one of his children werr found MURDER
ed in bed. The body of another child was
found dead on the floor, and the body Of
Mrs. Longgon lying dead al the gate in the
yard. II appears that tha family employed
a female negro servant, much against her
will. The house of DR.. Longgon had been
destroyed by fire two weeks before the mur.
der, and it is supposed it was occasioncd by
this servant In committing tho terrible
crimes above twas supposed that she was
assisted by two Of her relatives, who lived
in the vicinity Of her masters houis.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-03
llgLDauARrgRs or rur ANN,
MENico, Feb. ., 1918


SlM have rccciccd no communication from
the War Department or the AdjuIant Generals.
Office since my last report, no. 3i) dated the
% inst but slip, from newspapers and letters from
Washington have come 10 interested parties here,
representing, learn, that the President has de-
tcrmned to place me before court, for daring 10
enforce necessary discipline IN this army against
certain Of his high officers make only pass.
ing coumentupon these unofficial announcements;
learning, with pleasure through the same sources,
that | am 10 be supcrcrdedby Major General But
lcr Perhaps, after The ifial, may be pcrmittcdio
return to the United States My poor services
with this most gallant army arc at length to be-
frqnitcd as have long been led to expect they
would bc.
have the honor " remain with high respect,
sr, your obelIcnl servant
WINFIELD SCOTT
IN tho Hon Secondary of MlT
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-03

We copy the following letter Of Gen SCOTS
because II sbrci, because il Is digniicd, because
It goes right to the hcaH Of every reader who loves
his country and those who have served her as
Srnii hA. nefYnd hrE
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-03

The Paris correspondent OF the Courier des Etais
Unis tells us that the Dnkc dAumale aud Prince
de Jonyic, sons Of Louis Philippe, have aunounc-
ed theirinieption removing to the United states
snd here establishing themselves The same story
has already been told, on the same authority a7
IL ihr intention NJ iho OK King himself
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-03

G. NJ. Clay ~. rug pEorig or IEytNdroV--
The Lexington Atlas Of Thursday, says
We learn that the suit brought by Capt G. VI.
Clay against 'thc committee for removing tho
True American office from this city, In Rlgusi,
lsl5, was terminated on Saturday last in the cir
cult court oC,lessamno county, to which place tho
trial had becf removed, by the jury returning a
verdict in favor orthe plaintiff for S2,jO0. The
defendants. we also learn, have taken an appeal
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-03

rrNKY D. sAs,s.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-03

JOSIAH IrSkiSs
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-03

NUINIl Ut IAfAlIITE
Ia The Lafayette Cireait Count, al ils January
Term 4. d. Isis.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-03

1 liai "a Geafral SaBta iaHa II lafgaa-Hls
appearance. aai Reception gf our OHerrs-
SeH5fa Saafl AHHl=.Hsf iHptmaafs and
Mmasrs- RsadiHa Bi the Drita M he EreHeh
RsFaiatioH 10 GsH Saaiu lHHa.--The Gafr.
Hit4us DesfTtsfs.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-03-28
TO THE PEOPLE 81 ONO.

Since issuing the call for o convention Of
the people of the State, 10 meet al Columbus
on the 20th of April next, such expressions
of public sentiment nave been received from
various parts of the STATE. that we lave
deemed it advisable to change the time for
holding the convention. Forihe purpose Of
giving more time forlihe most distant coun-
ties to act in this most tiInportant matter, the
perod for the meeting Of the convention, is
hereby deferred till Wednesday ,thet the tenth
day OF May next. aas,sg 70 u is,in. III.
And to prevent any misunderstanding as
to the manner Of choosing the delegates, il
is recommended that The democratic party
Of each county Of the State, respectively as
semble at convenient lime and place to be
designated by The county central committee;
and appoint one delegate for every 1000
votes given for Governor by tho the whole
people composing said county at the State
election in october 1914, and one addition
al delegate sor any fractional vote over 500,
and at least one delegate for any county
in which said vote al said election was less
than one thousand. gy H
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WAR aiNTE LLlbG ENCEg
! LATERiEROM MEXICO.

~fNN-@~+
Fhe steamship New Orleans, Captaiu Ed
rdsAuld, aifipedat New Or leans onrihe
7lh inst, from Vera Crlz, hviug suiled
thence ON the "a inst, Wesyestsrday re-
ceiyed by telegraph an account of Col Bis
coe's3 train,iurlher accoun1s of which will
be loundsaunexed,received by the, Orleans.
from the New Orleans Pcayune Of the 18th
instant.ipes lsdi9 bug ls3iq ,ikipq s.h a,e
Our accounts blythe sbp Ftance left Lieut..
Coli Biscoe and small command engaged
uh apar,y Of guerillGs five timesthe NUM-
ber.0 The issue was as we anticipaied;i the
gueriIias were dispersed, but rvt without
severe loss on our part. The gallant,
Lieut.. Henderson aud twelve men were xii
ed on our side, and the Mexicanloss is sup
posed to have been about the .sanae.l Co.
Biscoe charged tho gucrllas three several
times. His teamsareysaid TO have stamped
ed, and we iegretH:o say thai. the Colonel
&as compelled 10 leave his killed and woun4
ded and make his way to Cordova. .,nal
His wagons, or the grcaief part OF. them,
were burned The, mules were taken BY the
guerillas. Col. Biscoe reached Oriz ab a the
evening Of the 22d ult. ~ sii 81. slA4a,il d
The Free American announces that The re-
mains of Lielu. Henderson were brought
back 10 Vera Cruz on the lst Of March, by
Capt Tayler's company, who volunteered to
go Out, with Caplst Fairchild and Connolly,
Lieuts. Pearson and Kelly, of the Louisiana,
volunteers, and Lieut.. Anderson, Of .he Geor-
sia volunteers.'a 1ad ,Hoi lsfc 3ll Nji
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-03-28

IA CANDID ApylssEoNooF a Wlue Enron
-4rho Cincinpati Atlas plihengh famed f,I
il uumsastred hatredio'thc dehocralicpnr-
|ay, is unable to Justify the conduct ofhhe
wing lcadors at Columbus, iu speaking o!
the dcspotic effort Of Goddard ~ t'o Go en-
act laws on>a plaaof9heirs own, fhs llas
says: W .C7SNl l
p "Wc have arealy copied DIE. .pmcselings
Of the House and Senate as tepoteagtfroul
.Columbusyby which lIIos apporiionmcnebill
albei, wiihohl QUORUM ofAtho Sa,lste in
session, is cl5imcd 10 Hhve been made a
\ Nv, BIfswe Lave seen no satisfactory ex-
position otdefence oftlIe legalty,of ibese
,procec ;ines. AS at present advised, zoe! are
not satisfied that these proceedings ,rere
,cithm aecorddacc Nth eittsrs PARLIA-
1NENTARY or q CONSTITUTIONAL
Law. We do not believe, ps now advised
that the proceedings of the House in rece:
ding from the amendments, nor the process
.es by whtcIitIie bill was prepared sforsigna-
lure wis regular; though i've do not mean TO
say absolutely, that these irregularities nee
essari,y destroy The validity of the law
The defects, if any there be, may be cured
by SUPPLEMENTARY legislation These are
questions for sober aud enlightened discus
sion, not recessarily, 10 be decided befure
judicial tribunals, but ofa Jndcial, nature. ~
We are in ihe dark and we ask and expect
light from our friends at Columbus.--
We never did, and never will approve any
,ct, simply because It is the act of our par
.ly. We wish its acts to be always right ane
and defynsibe in law and rcason.:' Sy.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
.,s.ianlr r. l.ven., .n- ~. .--

n n',,S w y: S;s,, ,'''' EXECUTION. ~ %
RY virtue Of writ Of execution TO directed from the
- Court hf Common Pleas, of Pn,nnm County, ohio;
will offer for sale Aouday the 10th dav Of prl Al
1888. between the hours of O'clock A. Ne and -four
o'clock, M,. at the house of ~ w. ogan ofsnid county
the following property. to wit: -
One two bolse wagon, aud one gfoy horse 20 26i
Taken fn Execution rs the property of N. w. Ogan TO
satisfy Judgment obtained IN said in favor Of Rem
iamin F.Irvsh, w.
ROBERT DouGLAss shctif.
sHERIrp 8 Oyrnk, :IIIt ~ IL = "jiif
Kalida March 2J, 1919. 369
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sHERlFF,S SAFE.

Elijah Forguson,) ''i aa -
VS.. tfI It SVEDI EXPOSAS II n ~ UliII5 lfrn
Qf vnua of wit Of vcnd exronas to me directed from
~ TIE Ccurt ofCommon P!eus of Putnam County Ohio
WIZ offer for sale ct the house of Henry Shank In Alien
ate Putnaml County Ohio, onfuesday the Inn of APRIL
AID, leia tetween the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and
o'clock, NJ. the following described property, towi
one iour horse wagon one sorre mare, one so horse,
and six head OF hogs. z 3lfa5 s'tn tis'
Taken as tho property of Henry Shank satisfy Judp.
ment osaincd In said Court in vor OF Ei,h FERGUSON
SHERIvF's Orricr, as FN'@f'%'
Kalida. March s5tb, Isis.} f, sa ase--bt,
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.apMLN1sTR.a .a7YoN MorIcE

N Office is hereby given that the undersie ned
i was this day appointed and qualified by the
Court of Common Pleas Of P..tnan county, Ad-
misirator of the Estate Of Thomas Curler. late Of
said county deceased. prompt settlen s,t OF
the affairs Of the deceased win be made,
OBED MARTIN. .
Jackson Township, March 25, i348. 500
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-03-28
LATER FROM SANTA FE. s.
,ssn ,SArNr LoUIs. March II. p M

Private letters received hoie from Taos,
state that W. A. Jones, Sheriff, was killed,
while attempting to arrest some Indians who
were concerned in the late rebellion. | .'
A large parry Of Indians pursued the Sher-
iG and bis posse 70 Taos, and succeeded in
taking forty Of the inhabitants prisoners, Kill
ing Two, after which they burned the town.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-03-28

SEavED RIGHT Goodwin the wretch who
suffered his insane wife to perish ofcoif and
hunger in hog pen, near Montreal, hasbeen
sentenced to the Penisentiary for lile:i The
Judge said to him, that the jury had been
mercifnl in not conviciing him Of murder,
and if they had, he would assutedly have
been hanged. sslssis aass, "a
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-03-28

Mr.. EDIroR,--Announce the name of
WILLIAM M. BELL, as a Candidate for
nomination as County Andit " by the Popu-
lar Vote Of the Democracy ofPuinam Coun.
ty. VERY MANY DEMOCRATS.
March IA, ls4S. pFo r.57l g aemA
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L. GALE, ~
]. RElNHARD.
s. D. PRESTON,
HENRY ROEDTEIa.,
WIN. HAWKINS.
]. WALTON. M 4
Democratic State Central Committee.


7 Z IT r
A story was in circulation day or Two
since, that large offer has been made DR..
Vaughn [whose article has such run at
present. by some SPECTATOR from The South,
who was said TO have offered TO come down
handsomely provided The DR.. would aban1
don the sale of his article. The Dr.--we
thiuk foolishly-re fused the sum, and prefers
TO attend to the wants Of his one thousand
agents raiher than retire upon his present
spoils--wi,h the above offer a,lded---ssli, his
article is doing everything, and The income
from the article is not more ,hanit shouldbe,
considering tho great good it has done, and
is doing. ~ His advertisements is incur col
umus; get a pamphlet and read about it.
"PROCR Ae TINArIONlS is THE THIEF OF
TlME,n---A, truth as solemn as lis impQrtank-v
But it Is ono, perhaps, that is not fully realized
until some woful neglect has caused long and a
painful disease How necessary il is then to pay
attention to the slightest symptoms aud t6 act
with promptness aud decision in cases which are
to us Of the grqatest momeat, aud Immediately
procure the right remedy for removing an enemy
so fatal to our happiness. We know cdr Wis.
tar's Balsanl of Wild Chcrry'' to be sovereign
remedy for all brcass and lung affections. It'hus
cure! Consumption when SO far advanced that the
otient experienced those miserable sensations
caused by the .death-like chills which often fol.
low the perspiration Of the night and morning, the
borassipg Cough ahd;espset0rqtion, deifessing
pains in the chestinnd difficulty Of breathing, the
wee.begone sinking feelings produced by this
disease, when the anxious friends had given up
all hope of the patents recovery; but supposed
him 'hopelessIy sinkinginto nearly grave.
Do not procrras,inate!,but mako.use Of q Wis.
tar's Balsah,'' and live healthy and happy. See
Wistar's treatise ON consumption Of the lungs
To be had ofagent. gst aa - .a.ss. Il
See advertisement 369
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-03-28

Mr.. EDTToR--Annouuce the name of
FRANCIS s. GODFREY, as candidate
for nomination BY the Democratic Popular
Vote for the Office of County Auditor. saa Z
o. SEVERAL TOWNSHIPS sec
March ID, lS4S. 4m gd
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-03-28

Mn. EDITcR Announce the name o!
OTHO w. CRAWFiS, as candidate for
nomination forthe Office Of County Treasur-
er, by Il Democracy at theirn next Popular
Vote. PUTNAM COUNTY VOTERS.
March IA, lS4S. .ts ',..
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-03-28

Mr.. EDToR-Announce JOSEPH BEL
FORD, as Candidate for nomination for the
office OF County Commissioner subject to ti,e
decision ofihe vote of the Dcmocracy.a
PLEASANT TOWNSHIP
March IA, 1S4S.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-03-28

MrssrssIprr CANsTITUTIoNAL CONVENTION
--The Legislature Of Mississippi have pas.
sed law calling for the election ofdelegates
to remodel the Constitution Of that State.---
The law provides that tile election shall be
held on the fifst Monday in August. lS4S,
and that aftersthe formation Of a new Consti-
tuition, il shall be submitted 10 the voters Of
the State for adoption OF rejection, MAORI
4, of whom can adopt. s sslisH s ss
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-03-28

JAMES MACKENZIE will be candid
ate for re nomination az Prosecuting Al,or
ney, subject to the decision of the Democrat
ic Popular Vote. 1e'9 ,r ,r''"'e''-t
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CONGRESSIONAL
SENATE.
wAsnlNoroS Clrx. March is, ls4s.

VAshNSAVN N'Aaft NA"'S" AZ, - - 20 20 .s
Immediately after the meeting Of the Senate,
ON motion Of Mr.. Ashly, of Arkansas, that
body went into Executive Session, curing
which, Il islunden,ocd, that Mr. Cliffcrds the
present Attorney General ofthe United States
was confirmed as joint c,m 'ssionsr with
Mr Sewer, to proceed to Mexico 10 arrange
and conclude the treaty Of peace.
WASHINGTON CRY, March 20, ls4s.
AgreeaSly to notice, Mr. Badger asked
and obtained leaye TO bring in a bill TO de-
fine the true intent aud meaning Of the laws
i'd relation to the franking privilege, aud It
was twice read and referred. ~
The Deficiency Appropriation bill was
then taken up. The question pending being
on the amendment proposed by Mr. Benton
10 make the mission Of Rome consist of Min.
listers of the FIRST, instead ofsecond rank.--AE
ter lengthy, discussion, the question was
taken and the amendment iost--yeas l3,
nays %. With some slight amendments, the
bill was passed The Senate then adjourned.
House OF REPRESENTATIVES. 4
Mr. Sawyer, of Ohio, moved TO take upthe
hin previously introduced by him, TO make
provisions to bring home the dead who fell
ia defence of their country, in the battles
with Mexico. Mr.. Haskell opposed the bill
and said that he thought better one would
be to pousion the widows OF those who fell.
"A message was received fiom The Presi-
den, communicating the correspondence be-
tween Mr.. Trisl, Gen. Scott and the Govern.
ment in relation 10 The Treaty of Peace.
Tbe usual number Of copies were ordered
to be printed. .,saasa r2it
TuE TREATY.-rhe last Telegraph report
gives the vote Of the Senate on the Treaty.
Although the injunction Of fsecresy has not
been removed, the list is likely to be Correcf,
iDasmuch the injunction has been as little
observed a, Washington as the least Of the
commandments 10 the decalogue. The
names Of the democrats are printed in Ro-
man characters, The wings in italics, and the
Independents in small capitals n
\, Yeas Messrs. Ashley nf Arkansas; Ath-.
erton Of New Hamshire; Bagby of Ala; Bell
OF Tenn; Bradbury of Me. !; Bright Of Ind;
Butler of c.; Calhoun Of 8 G.; Cameron
Of Penn; Cass Of Mich, Clars Of Il I; Crit
teaden ofKy; Dapis Of Mass; Davis of Mis-
sissippi; Dayton: Dickinson ofN Y; Dix
ofN Y; Downs Of Ia; Felch ofMicl ;Foote
Of Mississippi; HALE Of N II; Hannogan Of
Ind; iIunter of Virginia; R. johnson Of
Md; III. Johnson, of La; II. v. johnson of
Ga; Mangam Of ~ CrMason Of Va; Millcr
ofNJ; Moor ofMe miles Of Conn; Rusk of
Texas; Sewer Of Ark Sturgeon of Penn;
Turney of Tenni Underwood Of Ky; and
Yulee Of F;a.-37. ri democrats, 9 wings,
and independent.
Nays--Messrs. Allen ofOhio; Aichison
Of Missouri; Badger Of N c.; Baldpin Of
Conn; Benton of Missouri; Berien of Ga:
Breese of Illinois; Corpin of Ohio; Doug
lass of Green of r Il; Lewis Of Ala;
Smsaace of Del. Upham of.Vt: Webster Of
Mass; and Wescott Of Florida. democrats
and wbigs,
Absens-- Messrs. Phelps of VI; Pearce Of
Md; Clayton Of Del, and Houston Of Texas.
"a. f3 wings and one Democrat
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-03-28

Acorrespoadent Of the New York Couyi-
er who signs himself"A Seeding Clay whig''
affirms that il seen. Taylor be the whig stan.
dard-bearer, he will certainly obtain the, elec-
toral votes ofthe following States; which MIR.
Clay NEVER CAMP lNf n q
Maine, New YORK, Tennessee,
Indiana, Pennsylvania, Illinois,
Virginia. { Mississppi, Texas,
Souih Carolina, Florida, Iowa.
We have submitted this statement to gen.
,lemen on whose information we can rely,
and we are assured that Gen. T. cannot Oh
tain the votes Of Maine, Virginia, Pennsylvan-
ia, Mississippi, Illinois, Texas, and Iowa; In
diana, South Carolina. and Tcpnessee uncer-
tain. He can never count Upon the vote Of
New York, unless be comes out decidedly as
democrat, Opposed TO bank, 10 protection;
in favor of the constitutional treasury, the
warehousing system, &C., Ssc,)-7 7Washing-
ton Union. -lawal q Hs il {tf
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Absent Messrs. Phelps of VI; Pearce Of
Md; Clayton Of Del, and Houston Of Texas,
"A. r. wings and one Democrat,
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-22
10 Voters, remember that under the
new Constitution, no person can vote except
in his own precinct.
summary of News.

The President has informed the Chair
man of Foreign Relations, that he appre-
hended the publication of the papers would
defeat The ratification Of The Treaty ,rith
.heriese Mr. Buchanan is greatly troubled
obou, IL, and threatens to resign.
The Wing majority for Governor, in
Connecticut, is 1850. Thirteen of the
twcnty-one Senate districts are Wing, and
ia Wings are elected to the House, which
gives them large majority on joint ballot.
IL is reported that the French minister in
Washington, NJ. Pageot, was dining with
Speaker Winthrop when the news of the
revolution was sent on by telegraph; and
that, though il was broken TO him gently,
he was 50 much affected that he lcil the ia
BILE immediately and returned home.
81 Matanzas, Cuba, on the nth ult., the
flags of all the vessels in port were at half
mast, in respect TO the memory of John q.
Adams.
The hill Incorporating a company for the
construction of a railroad from Alexandria
to Gorionsyille, in Orange county, has
passed both branches OF the Virginia Legis-
laiure.
We are informed. that buffalo have been
quite plenty about 81. Peters and ST. Croix
the past winter. This is uncommon.--
Heavy SHOWS at the north are supposed to
have driven them this way in search of food.
IN Albany, the Museum building, the
knickerbockcr and Atlas offices were bril-
hanIly illuminated, ia honor of the French
Revolution.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-22
Assembly Districts of Grant,

Ordered by the Board Of Commissioners OF
Grant Co. w T. that the Assembly District inclu-
ding the Precincts of Hazel Green, Fair Play,
jamestown and Suckers Grove, in Grant iCoun-
tv, shall be named and known as Assembly Dis
trict No. l., The Assembly District including
the precincts of Plattevie, Head Of Platte, Gen.
trevile, Fennnnore and Muscoday, be known as
Assembly District No 2. That the precincts Of
New Lisbon, Pleasant Valley, Potosi, Hurricane
and Waterloo, be known and called assembly
District No 5. That the precincts Of Lancaster.
Beetown, CassvilIe. Patch Grove and Millville, be
known and called Assembly District, No g.,
Ordered by the Board that the above order be
published in the Wisconsin Herald, for three sue
cessive weeks, tH.4
A.. A. PARKER, ..,...........
Dep. Clerk, b e G c. W.T.,
April, llth, 1913. 6-3w,