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New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-23

be spgrec s,ed Ia London. sai spead hs days 10 no
zc"ogcal gsrten.
LATTER FROM FANAN, p x,rsci OF Letter dated Nv"
GsANApl. March D. lgs9--"s Ons peuon Who
came out with o. les, h. trunk with 500 bu, have
been Fortunate. having loss srg'- af.c'e d'u'
heher told YOU. however, a. he ioss sustained
before leaving Chsger We discovered he'o hist ell -
the Preserved Meat. parchssed OF - - tshcat So
worth all spoiled. The cny cssh which mrned ous
good the bought Of hENsErr Co Thoussris OF
dosrs worm q hese Nests put up by The former house
on Which the parties purcAs. ng them seed crest lance
were here found worthless and we've brown swsy ~ ne
barrel full" &c a. Ac JOHN n lANNELL
Tbcsr w,h supplies fsI' ola irpistg D. Serssssf
o.. wi q ld them ri th~ sstshishnsrt %
sSH THOMAS KENSkrr GO omce - o.d--ip
~ There rre..lbls charm sboas she and elo
CANT and rich coors of Eng .h sni Amei an TREE b.
Imperial sni Ingram Carpeng Rags, q Cloths MAJ
Window Shades ihs celebrated cheapest carpet e
lsb,hmen Ia the UniIed Ss,e, 80 Bowery lilsAN ANnss
SONS. TIE motto b small profits md quick sae' Hun
drsls srssl bargains dsty icu can get Cs'reng
from 81 per yard. Hoor on Cloths % G 20 q. ie
ysri Tuned Rng. 2os esch, Window shades, q % .i'
Stair CsrPets i'6itoi.
r City Ladies' and ihose vsiing shs cl,y NOD ~
MLIxR's, - Canalss the largest and nsat'omesis.
.oftr,. NJ e bss aud coorsi Gssr Boots 10 b. found ia
NsuYort together with Lsde,', Misse.' sud Chilcfeus
Boots ani s The various kinds NJ moderate prices
4. MILLER ~ Cansls'
aNA- hslween Thompson ard La~rerce' 's
Fisr ARr.-we are rssas.,ed to give notice that he
Lycoam Gaery u the works q the Od Masters, viii
hretnIr be oren on Monday Weduesisy and Friday
evening of ,sch week urtl 10 o'cl,ck 81 :.
~ Al requisite ino,inslon To rosbe advertisers 81
siop, SAFE udisious and complete system 81 sdveusng
cfeerfufy the AreUcy u fstNfE,
where the pspos ~ AL tho cvss and principal io"o.
Of s "a" slas. Tor Witch he u appointed me Ag@1 s1d
by the proph@ors 20 transact ius es' csn ba
s-erted from hi. tes He IL AsD authorized % fecrse
'hscrpi'ns sud give ie,ep'
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-23

ENcRATI0S South The Grseast0r3 lA-a
Bsacga ssys " An unusually srge nan er Of movers
navr p.s-et thr0ug this village Sthn Ire 81 i~o "
three we,ks O1r dsv l.ss Scek Upward Of thirty
Ssg5ns and ether v.h.c,cs belonging - emisrants.
mostly fr1Il Georgia sa1 south Carolina 'ssei Iarou -
% their vsy m.sl Of them bound - Texas snd A.
ksnsas
SESrESCLD.-On the $50 INST. al Columbus,
Hss) James HeCsnn. Jr con' ted OF the murder u
AntreS Iolsnc, on the l4t d. % Aqru. l-4), ~as
sentenced . D. nung tAs -5.n oi Nay nsNL FreFi
Gus o senteoce 0il OF exceptions Tas taken ~ iae
prisoners counsel wta ths Of reisrrrg tie case
= the Supreme Court
IHE WEATHER--Wh hat chsnge Friday asst
f-t e sumner day-bui since thsn We hsvs en
coC1tersd rolEl and cod blasts. Ike those Of Feoru
ary On wednesday evening II commenced showing
wa-ch continued tnr0Cs tnr night gentleman direct
from summit ssys the snow there covers TIE ground
foot deep. Scholars Patriot 2)th.
AsKANsAs ELECrIOS.-We have dates from
Lllte Rock tas oth instant but cssnot s.y vao
Governor As fsr 10 hesEs from Wlsor the WEI can
e.is,e 10 ar;.e ahead
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-23
By telegraph 10 The ssw.YeTk Tfisr-'
DseisIsn in the Case Of Vinfoer-A Defs sitter
Arrested-accoGntso Of the DestTaeti0n oi tae
Cotton Crops Confirmed.

baltimore, sunday. April -.
The Jury. in the case Of Conrad Nintner aiss
Vender for the murder Of Mrs Cooper si'~r BENZ ou
time rsturnsd. late Saturday night verdict
Of guilty Of murder In the Sra, degree
By the Southern rsss We lssrn that william h
Stiles. a Collector Of state taxes !n New Oresns hsd
become defsultsr 10 ibs amour, OF s. oC0 Hs Wss
arrested for an examination The previous accounts
received o the destruction Dy frost Of ,he Cotton crops
al the south ara fully confirmed
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-23

Gorp.-The DaAioasg1 ga. " 1.-- a. =. - :
- 49,, -. d" vein hss jasg been @iscovered On
y. Sosss 10 Dr. Singleton No so ls'a district sea &
-. ~, , ,os mile .nd half irusn DsnloneEA "a
Weda,sdsy lAst two hands INSIDE rs az" W. = :,
- =, one ,n.u psn-tuL whiea an oSnied q
tnS - cx-- nipe diva Tois ysla 10 said 70 oe a.
rses ss tAe much renowned Calhoun vein
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-23

-wo are Indebted to oar ootemPo'Nie' y
.s g,puS.ieen aud Gesrs'sH for Fspe,' :, :,
'se ~ ,,s mail through ,As sindne's OF Ca3' !,
Lyoa of the steamship c'"'S''' "'''' ~
90 the lssh last.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-23
NJ a Rk ED .
DIED

Haril Wssn-.s.y rofuins AgfI ls b f.. ID
rlea-r. IsRAEL G. sfWIOS. ri N@E f1s % CLAHfs.A Z
lsl Eht.r u Nssh sil ffq li - iofn-r p.0-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-23

rR~ The Ler.aetea by Aiis IS suspended
a., ,,ue 10 ar a. triwssAy Instead Of daily
\ ; Flnpen Es9 5 10 be ssie editor The Pohues Of
N, papes remsio unchs,ged
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-23
For Europe.
CuN.nD LrSz-For Llrrpooi ree.
IvDzFrvDEsr LrNE-For LirerDooI

OCEAN SIN EAvCO.s LINE-Fr yAdmpi0a Brsmsn
Ma.ANoL0s. C... f---.- .I-- -. -. M.aaaL Mlg
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-23

~ Co. Hr>Sr T. WIluANs' state Engineer
., ! oui.i.ns died al New. Orleans "a tss lSh last
I'D a. He vss one Of the no'' en'erpfs'ns' u'e'1
and rssDse,ed citizens Of thai State.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-23
individual Subscribers from various Poet
nusINEss noxloNs.

sNgSicsN MUSEUM LIVERY sveoing ssWe as snerroo4
the cununuJous Lecture kOom of .his etiAh,hment 10
crowded with Sc sh.ei audiences witness hose iri1s
bic panioninsls the Msriwts ard hs rcceafir genius
Grea, ss,etn rhey both spresr Ia entire petfor
nsrcss today. ard We advise thoIe ~lo are psrcg.N
about elbow room 70 80 IN lhs sneTuoon.
FF- Col Fremonts Mooiy Horse cnuir les 10 - lh-
greet surscuOn ~ 80 Broadway lie positively eater.
upnn ths sat for he city ms tsy ard those Who
eir-i iis opportunity VIII him. hs ite tie
be spprec sisd Ia London snd sPead hs days 10 0s
rCu .og'cal gsrteu.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-23

CAUSE ASD CURE OF THE P0rArO Ror.-As
every suggestion likely o. be Of service, on q
sol &C, oi - much Importance IS worthy o. atten-
non. we insert from the Morris JereyDdR the
following
one of our farmers few days since. while 10 con.
yerss0n that sub CT sad hs planted biz potatoes
earlier this than usual and that be dog and put
hs cellar thirty forty bushels before the rain
came on These still perfectly sound, while those
which remained In the ground during the recent heavy
rains are utterly worthless To the autumn rains many
persous have attributed the rot aud c1nssquenty hey
~, their crop. In very early, % enable hen = arrive
a. maturity before the heavy rain commenced Ine
experiment mentioned below msy be considered ol
some cnusequercr nsse seen . sufficiently tried
lady from Mississippi spent the past season With ner
frierds n our town The s-eosrOssnz subject of the
potato lot the taps when shs observed that 10
iha, region N any Of snters had been experiment
lag 90 nat vegetable and the best result was from
trsnsy snling alps int7 r0~s sinar % the method
of cultvsting the Carolina potato Her friends tried
&C experiment and liner potatoes Vo nave not seen or
eaten ia May years be potato l- planted early Ia
b, ted and the sips, VIXEN ABOUT inches 10 iengh
are taken oz and ransPlalied some or ~ Inches d's
tan; Tne original vii continue y s=nd forth shoo;s
Tor q lCng time.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-23
Annrnnrinfion. for 1919.

The A'5aay 'Adis Pubifhes list Of the apP'O'
vr.a5us made 3; the last session Of our Legi'A'1's'
tn rrfrh ze r-nfense TIE flilovinE
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-23

MAcAuLAYs HlsToKY OF ENGLAND.-The
lame Of Mscsuay 10 10, likely to suffer for lsek Of pub
Usher. On lhis side Of the Atlantic. 10 addition 10 saa
dry edition. already published in this City snd B'''oa
We have usl received TIE work from he Press q T. Il
Butler & Co Ps.lsdelp5is, two large and beautiful
oc,ayos Of as psses each printed in large clear type
aod on fne psper TIE drs volume is srsesd BY good
steel eogrsyins o the author and the work Is designed
10 b. su accurate rcprn, OF the edition Of Messrs Long
man 4 CO Of London For sac by TIRE booksellers
,sne,. Nv Al ouo dollar ~ less per volume.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-23
Gren, Destruction OF Crops a, 'h


1rent Destruction OF CFeps at the south.
The recent severe weather has been exceeding
~ destructive to the growing crops especially al the
South At Pocslslgo :. C., the ground was covered
with snow on the lj.h near Eu,sw snow f'n three
hours Killing the cotton and damaging tho corn At
pesnort on The lGh ihere was black nest and the
,hernonater went down more than so degrees OF the
Fa.,o one planter had thirty acres OF cotton cut On and
another crcr IL The neichborhood suffered the same
fate. a, Nsrth Santee three inches II suow fell md
hck &c, was formed the vegetation suffering badly at
HAMBURG there wss killing irost and planters gave up
tho croa so ler - " plow their fields after Il si
Ceorrsto~n on tho l6th. a, +. N the thermometer
xss down 90 31-- a fcsv days before Il - Rnd
Qsc--corn and fuil pCrlshed as did sn the rice rot
coverea Nv water at Grahams Town there wss snow
and ice destroying Gotten. and whea, Al Walter
borough there wss more snow ttFn =. any time IN
twelve months ~ Naxhsws II was seven inches
whes, bady hurt cotton mus, be repanted 81 CherSw
toe snow was four inches deep and over great
extent Of country the young cotton was destroyed al
Bsuwcl Court House the thermometer fell 10 81. ems
between the cold srd the gardens eud heds were
| devastated the Ciarlesios Mrorg reckcns tbs, hal
The cotton crop the SIse vii hss 90 be pat in again
Al tWnmiugtou. y c. the storm bessn on the l,st
and snow snd elect prevailed from daylight tn dark
I'VE inches c ie followed ty hard iross Al ng ghi
| Fruit and vegetables suffered
A. Macor, Ga there was snow and frost On the l..A
killing Al the cotton thst was up The SdraHsoA Cor
gias has heard Of district Of 20 miles over which the
storm extended a. Atlanta two inches Of snow fsl 81
HueJ svile and Dalton cotton, corn, wheat End fruit
were destroyed by irost st Columbia the snoS sie.
Eve hours doing great damage 10 fruit and vegetation
On the s;h the weather sil cold a. Columbia viii
euurs north wind In many places there s not sees
en- ugh to be had 10 repsut the cotton.
A Charleston. Va tie fruit blossoms were bAsh,c,
and even some Of the trees injured. The Ri'Anca'
EIir says there viii pyobsoy be no peaches IN ths
S.ste thsyesr though some sPPl-' may hsve efcePed
4, CeDtsryi'le. Nd the ground iioIc 80 hard on -
l5sa tAAtihc farmers could cot Plow.
The wes,her has been proPortonaely quite ss seven
the North but much le.s damage has has been DON
A. the crops arc not advanced enough 20 iselii
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-23
THE OCEAN STEAMERS.
For America.
crS,an Ir.y-Saii, from L,s,r
INDEPENDENT LrxE-From Lisrpool.

OCEAN Srn NAV Co 3 LrNE-Fr0hH Rreuien Z S0ufkzJfr
NAsHlNCToN Capt F-5rn -ss-s Br-sE. Aprl IS s5uth
smpuu, Apr ~. if N-~ fors
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-23

FIRST ARRIyaL--The Sfrats Cisar.-The
Prope er Peei Capt Kelley arrived ., our port early
yesterday morning from Detroit. she met With oas
te ice n ths strait. snd got through Nithout d1i
culiy The drs. arrival here sst year Tss tee Pro
peller Mauhsifsa, On the l4th Of April
Milwaukee Sentnel 9Th
C1@Mr joins SrRoHEcKER, Al aged snd hzhly
esteemed citizen of Chsrlesicn. c. German oy
bts our for abov. - yesrs resident Of this country
d-d a, Chsrlesson 90 tie lstn He was originally
blacksmith oui get rea IN trade.
e Hon. DASIIL WEssTER arrived AZ Rick.
nopd, Va lss; Fridsy evening
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-23

TIE WeA1HER.-Oar promised SPuns stli
tolis back Gloomy skies ard cold winds are The Or
der Of the dsy. As tae Moon q shout changing we
have bare chsnee Of something tsitsr-thsi respects
DE old bo5y being considered good authority n the
subject Of vesiher Fortur a,sly sae never keeps In
the same mnd more than two weeks and q she vii
rot give IS spring W mast 20 back again 3 Winter.
such hsa bat two horrs ter such q dilemma
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-23
CITY ITEMS.
Lectures, Csacerts, &c. rs-Sishf
rFg ss-fin-z-r fsf ks,c-fvtss fs.~~-1
T,--y E.-sl. s.t-r-s,.y--.a-, ls.a,u'--ilM

Nrs Ff-rr K.-hi- 81 -f-sf- yv-sa-t I'll y
3 20 -rs Fhr-ocincy C'.rtr Hal-7.
A---r--.ar1 ? L Sos ssial l7a-fsh~rr1 --71 2
q TO-. 20 ~ S-rr.,r--T~r.fy Cf1r1h-i p =
Era-sarr M-rhs-s Se-tF : >I'o.-t-l "
ir-f a-as-r- B-airsy er-ng A. pa kfe
ss-1-s k-,--uv Brua--sy - -ars-l,ly t1i sF-as
A A---csn A. Ur|o--E Ernat~sy. -su Br-cresf-paytal-
i-.--a.u-a Crn7 ksti- q "a sai 80 =
Ia1---a -f - s-if-r1r-t7 Boa--tr. so W Atsf . =
NJ At-r1 Ma 49, Ra.---7 e 2
G. F-~1nr-s - s-lzF SO sFslA4
cti---- s----sl- s-ss-sT ssrs- nsT - sTszat
$500 . ~
Eur-n1s rh-.ts--C Craz3-f. - 1-sr s-,l-sl-r ..
Tbs,s-sras-rs h-t---n Pear al An;hory
Azsrcsn hzss1n- Brns4.rr. A., si-Dsy Al sFsrf
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-23
coE1mERcIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
10, Salo o, Soe.s. Sc .ss Fourtl Fes,

Liverpool At "a Heavy Goods 81 2js Cotton At a''
part compressed round bales at ils3 TO Iambureh
Cotton A. tc. To ST. Petersburgh Cotton st sc TIE
bark Hope was sold at California TOR 5000.
The value Of Merchandise imported into tbs
district p,ng that sent 10 the warehouse and ibs
and auoun, Of duties paid during The week dag on
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-23

Fisr AKr.-We are rssas.ed 10 give notice that 1he
Lyceam Gslefy, of The works q The Oh Mas.ers, viii
hsretnlr be oren on Monday, Wedussisy and Friday
evening q rach week urnl 20 o'cl1rk 81 -
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-23

SERIors Accident iho1t noon "a Saturday
,xo masons ramsd Ira TsqPon ard Moses :. Bar
were engaged IN putting q nsw cap pieces to a,sird
story wiadow in the house -3 Broadway st the same
time An lii.hnan named Daniel Leddy aScenied ihC
scati5d and threw down hod foil Of bricks upon IL
Upon the bricks striking the scsaoi Immediately gsv'
way snd the shree men together with the bricks and
s'l PrcciPiia,ed 10 the pavement Leddy was s.
severely injured that hc = not expected TO live The
other two we're also dresdiuly msngsd. They wer'
taken = the City Hospital.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-23
BROOKLYN

COMMON CoUNclL-The members of the Old
Board viii convene 70 nshi ior the a7t time,
thi. being the lsE Monday in April The principal
business u be transacted il the iEearng Of the Mayor
elect and toe members Of the new Board into Office
There will probably be report upon The subject OF The
ferry snd water privileges Of Ihis city, which VIII
attract general att ntlon.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-23

CHRIsTYs MISsrRELs.-The concerts given by
thlI popular band Of Ethiopian Mnssres at Montague
Hall during the past week have been attended by i'm
mense crovds, large number were compelled 10
leave without witnessing tie performances
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-23

Tie ..sx.r- extracts irl-a Pans letter 10 tae
C,ru-ie srsusr'y csLafa. ssTera oi H. statements
~ II, LrczrvA1iza tic corr spoatsrt of Ths r.
.--,. .aau.h he i~o wits s-e el---y opposed u
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-23

These appropriations % not, "a We before said in-
cude al the public moneys devoted 20 public purposes
Tee ia.s of l-i- provide for instance an aPpropria
ton t.r Geneva College Esw-York University. 81
John College Of 5000 csoh for -49, and Tor various
III IL r.I-.ullnrs
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1849-01-13
SAMUEL ALEX.

A t his Old Stand, in Beetown, has on hand a
IA general stock of Dry Goods, Groceries
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Queensware, SC,
which he viii sell at a vefy smull advance of
cos'. Persons wishing to purchase. viii him q
Call.
Examine, if you please, Ladies and Gentle
men, the prime staple, and firm texture of these
wooden goods Here is ''jam up article Of
Sleeps Gray, for pantaloons or, if yon want
something finer, look at this Kerseymere. Here
are Satinetts, which are warranted to wear like
buckskn, and which we could sell for all wool,
if we were not too honest. Here are Vestings
hard to beat, especially, when on the back of a
fighting man. Examine that bolt Of Fusiian, so
firm that it seems like anything but all fustian,'
Txeeds, Prints, Alpacas,
Muslins, Delaines, Bombazines.
Also, ready made Clothing, made TO WEAR.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1849-01-13
To Builders,

TENHE HTsdarsigaed VIII receive sealed proposals
4 uniil the 18th &C Iana1ry next. Cor Furnish
ing materials aud building Dwelling Iloass near
Lancaster, according to a Plan ard specification
n j. g. BARRIERS ONCE, Lancaster, or at the store
Of Messrs Barr, IN Beetswn. Il j. proposed 10
give m payment for the above quarter section, ef
valuable land, near J. Priisaux. miles north q
Beetowu, on which Is a good mill size. wiih tho
rlghi Of water On the 40 Ebose-
Proposals should state whether more or less
than the above JOB viii be completed Ter said real
estate To purchase materisis Z, sc, 500 or
more wIl Be loaned 10 the contractor, on security
e desired GYAI. \. REED.
BeetogEn, Dee. .
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1849-01-13
ExECUToR.s NOTICE.

NOTICES hereby given tia; he undersigned
! Y Executor Of the last Will and testament Of
James Gilmore, late &C the county of Grant, and
State Of Wisconsin, deceased. has qualified nc
eprding to law for the fli;hfal discharge Of he
duties of said trust. All persons having claims
against the estate of the deceased, are hereby no.
tilted and required TO present them within MIN
months from this date. and all those indebted to
said estate, 10 make immediate payment 10 the
undersigned. NM. RICHARDSON,
dec. y, ~. 43-6t Executor.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1849-01-13
TREsPAss NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given to al persons whom
" ii NAV concern, hereafter not 70 dig, mine
upon, cut timber. in any way trespass upon or
interfere with the possession Of the west half Of
south west quarter Of section 25, town g. north of
ranges5 west, ia Grant county, Wisconsin, now
owned bv me. without express permission Of me.
dec. 80. '4s-43-if JANIS #. OTIS.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1849-01-13
TAKEN UP

EpY the subscriber living IL miles
~ I'D north ofLancaster,a BAY HORSE,
N----N- years old, small star in the forehead,
a white spot on each side Of his neck, supposed to
be made by a collar, right hind foo, white up to
the pasture joint,.a little white on the near hind
foot just behind the fetlock; no ether marks or
brands perceivable. The owner is requested to
prove property pay charges, and take hlin away.
Said horse is about Is hands high.
Dec l6, iS4S 4l-4t NJ. WOODWARD.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1849-01-13
BYELAST NIGHTS MAIL.


From the Galena Advertiser.
rorTR DAYS LATER FROM En-
ROPE.
New YoRK, Jan. 10.
ENGLAND.
Parliament Is to be prorogued on the lst
of February.
Money easy.
All quiet in France. Funds all up.
Louis Napoleon polled 4,6oo,oO0 votes !;
Cayaignac polIed / ,462, 600 votes.
The Vice President will be either Lamar
tine, GARNER Pages or Arrago.
ROME.
4 Provisional Government is to be form
al II is thought that the great powers
would interfere TO re-establish the Pope's
authority.
New ORLEAs, Jan. 5.
There has been great abatement of the
Cholera in New Orleans.
MEMPHIS, Jan. s.
The Cholera has again made its appear
ance at Vicksbursh.
DEATH OF EX-SENATOR SEWER.
Ex- Senator Sewer of Arkansas, died on
his plantation, of pulmonary complaint,
on the 9lst ult.
tCHOLERA AT POINT LAVACCA.
We learn from New Orleans papers that
the cholera is raging fearfully at Lavacca,
Texas.
The eight regiment stationed at that point,
lost ninety men in forty-eight hours, ending
on the gath.
DEAH OF COL. DIX.
PIrTsBURG, JAN. 10.
Col. Dix, of the army, died of cholera yes
terday at noon on the National Road, ahont
forty miles east of Wheeling. MIR. John
Miller of New Orleans, also died on the
same day with cholera,
There was large fire at Pittsburgh, on
the 9th instant. The custom house aud
several other buildings were burnt.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1849-01-13
M A r RAG E S ).

At Fennimore ON the 18th inst, by Rev. jesse
Miles, Mr. JAMES N. WAYN, Of Crawford &C.,
10 Miss CYNTHIA, eldest daughter of DR.. CHEs-
TER PRArr, of the foImer place.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1849-01-13
TAX EN- UP
TAKEN Up

F7;s.fsss 10y the subscriber, ten days ago, on
EfWS I'D his premises about four miles west
-----S'-- of Lancaster, yellow and whitish ON,
: or years old, with smooth crop off the left
ear and under slope off the same ear, also slope
off the upper side of the right ear.
Dec 9. AS. 4t4O GARDNER DAY.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1849-01-13
DISSOLUTION.

FE7HE copartnersbip heretofore existing between
Il Drs RICkEY s HIGGINS, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All persons iudebt-
ed to the said firm, viii please to call and settle
with DIR. Higgins. ]. X. RICKEY,
Lancaster, Jan IL, 45-3t J. HIGGINS.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1849-01-13
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Grant County,
Circuit Court, Grant County Wiscon'
consin, October Term, A. ID. lSAS.

Circuit Court, Grant County Wiscon-
consin, October Term, A. ID. lsAs.
George Liddle, Compliant, } In Chancery for fore
VS.. closure of Mort
Charles Coca, Defend't. gage.
FHyIlIS day came the said Complainant, by J.
Il Allen Barber, Esq, his solicitor, and the
said Defendant not having caused his appearance
to be entered herein, and appearing to the salts
faction of the Court that the said Defendant is not
an inhabitant of this State lit is ordered by the
Court, that the said Charles GOA be deemed and
taken to be an absent Defendant. Ihcreupon, on
motion of the said Complainant, by his solicitor
aforesaid, it is ordered thatthe said Defendant be
ruled to plead, answer or demnr TO the bill OF the
said Complainant herein, on or before the first day
of the next term of this Court And 1t is further
ordered, that notice be given to the said Defend
ant of the tendency of this suit, and of the said
rule, by publication in the Wisconsin Herald, a
weekly newspaper published at Lancaster, IN said
county, for six weeks successfully. And this
cause is continued until the next term of this
Court. A true copy Attest:
l.. o. ShRADER, Clerk.
A. Barber, Sol'r for Complainant.
CLERKS OFFICE, Lancaster,
Dec. 8, 1913. (40-6t)
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1849-01-13
BOOTS AND SHOES.

rather the best article, probably, that ever was
made ; and the prettiest womens shoes, III we
sell them, that ever made tracks.
My dear sir, if you want FASHIONABLE
CAP, there is the article for you And do not
forget to bring your wife and daughters in with
YOU next time we engage to show them some-
thing they, have not seen, III the way OF cheap
and
FASHIONABLE DRESSES.
Of some new styles, for which names are not yet
invented
There are other Goods which every body must
have SO that you viii always find here, such
staples as
Salt, Tobacco, Sugar,
Molasses, Spice, Pepper,
Tea, Coffee, Ginger,
Saeratus, Cigars, Cinnamon;
articles which must be of the best quality, kept
for the accommodation of customers, and sold by
us, at a mere nominal profit.
The above is nothing like full catalogue of
what goods we are offering. 1t is the pleasantest
duty we have TO do, 10 show our goods to CUSTOM
ers Except selling them) Doing business upon
very low; so that amongst all the complaints we
hear, no one ever has reason TO say, ''Mr. ALEX,
you ask too mu, h for this article;'' or, 81 can
buy for less money at Potosi or Gaena - or,
''Spigott S Pimpe sell groceries cheaper than
you do"
FOR CASH, Goods will be sold Low, and
no mistake. Wishing TO sell OF the present
stock on hand, before Sprlng-bargains will be
sold for CASH. SAMUEL ALEX.
Beetown, Dec 10th.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1849-01-13
CUTLERY.

White, black, cocoa and stag handled table
knives and forks; do do desert do, and carvers 10
match; bread, butcher and shoe do; also great
variety of pen and pocket knives; superior Eng
,sh razors fine polished scissors, and strong do
lIor taiors