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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-29


TnE SPRING ELEcTlox-1He Sherif;tzty.-
In Mag next, as most of our readers know,
there occurs an election to fill several response
BILE and profitable county ofices-and promi-.
nent among these that of the Sheriffalty. tits
yet considerably upwards of three months I'M
til this election takes place-but we find in
looking over the columns of the two city Or.
gans, that there already are several "Richmonds
in the field" duly announced rs candidates, and
all, of course having more orless of prospect.
There are as yet, no announcements for the
Clerkstips of the County and Circuit Courts
it being as we presume, understood as a "forc-
gone conclusion" that the present worthy in
cumbents of those offices will not be disturbed.
But the Sheriffalty never yet, we believe, since
the old feudal times, when to be Sheriff was to
be the great dignitary of the Shire-and the
kings confidential agent, was permitted to pass
without the attention of at least couple of pa
triohc subjects ready, By reason. of the exceed
ing great renexn and reward thereunto attach
ed, to vindicabe in their persons the majesty of
the Iaw--beit a Star chamber edict of q jeff
-reSstn the mother country, ora provision ofthe
"Blue laws, made and provided for the repsec-
tive colonial plantations of Connecticut, Rhode
island, Massachusetts, Bay, or the Old Domin
ion, in this country. 1t is not to be expected,
therefore, that in these latter times, when the
austerc and severe insignia of that dignified
office, such as the Pillony, the Whipping
post and tho Ducking stool, through the in
strumentalities of which vagabonds, Migrants
and scolding wives, cxpiated their crimes,
are now superseded by the more genteel
provisions of the loop and ''hard labor'-that
there should be any falling off in the number
of aspirants, especially -when the salaries have
increased inversely with the diminution of du-
ties The present number of a couple may do
in pinch, for our neighbors of Hancock,
Brooke, or Marshall, and may be entirely am
pie for our ''Red wamus" fellow.citiz of the
Mountain districts, but here, in this magnificent
Bailiwick, where we have all the high crimes
and misdcmeanors incident to our advanced
state of civilization, half dozen of candidates
is the very lowest number that can be tolerated
consistent with due regard for our standing in
the gaze of an anxious world.
We have only to say then, in conclusion,
that our columns are open for limitednum-
Der of announcements at the low price of five
dollars per head.
Clear tho bench and let the candidates come
forward to the tune of
'The Devil take the hindmost."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-29

"How do you and your friends feel now 81
said an exultant politician in one of our West
ern States, to rather irritable member of the
defeated party. Il suppose" said the latter,
tive feel Just as Lazarus did whenhe was licked
by dogslo
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-29
DENTSTRV

UEIN IIoIhN.
NE understand FesPeetfnliy inform the p1blie thAitsy
have associated themselves together for the pFaec
u Dentistry. Their ia Market brtusrn
Monroe aud Union $751; where they vail be happy
their friends and all others wishing the services
Dentist.
Thvy both students and -Veral yeaFsthe assist
Of the late Dr. Huhen and the senior partner has
been constantly ENGAGED in the practice for himself fer the
last eleven daring Whehtme he become aeqah
ted with soe % the Trading Dentists In almost all the
etet Of The United states, and has ftmsFissd himself
with their various peeuaFes In operating Thy there
fore feel confident OF being able Ve entire satisfaction
70 all who may favor them with their patronass-
wheeling, Nov.1s, 1851. JAMES ORR
N. B.-Messrs R. o. take pleasure In referring, byP
mission, In the following gentlemen:
II. r. Weed, D. D.. Hon Geo. W. Thompson, His Hen. ara
CALDWELL Moran Nelson, Esq. B. NJ Eaa B-q., DT.Jsn
FFisse DR.. W. J. Rates. Dr. r. II. CumminS, Dr.. Z A..
HiIdreth, DIT. =. TOd Taiaut Delapain John KhOts,
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For Rent

GEVERALdesiFAbIe DVrilipps n yri.-,,-,
- are pleasantly situated upon ne HivsT I- M
ne Beautiful vteE Of the city, and he yT
oeioI tne Guy good plank wax frors ssFes
ths aoor- Coed garden piafs eiven uh eset AIdfeA
aesLsa. Terms reasonable. Inquire Of 'tnsHsns
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-29

a. lady atsea, in gale of wind, being full of
apprehension, cried out 1--WE shall go to the
bottom mercy on u.s. how my head swimsi"---
isdadame, said sailor, you'll never 90 to the
bottom while Your head swins'
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eIONE { THONIa
For Rent

ME Dgslllng Mouse on 4th 81, opposite M, -.
boardlnE house, At present OeeupIed n, , I,t1saest
IS. Ihas Gas hxtaFes, &e two large psTioT, 4 SA,
oeFs' ana finished gaTTstti stable, Uooi-she - saAs
Iani 44PP'y to CIV eR4aAn,
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To Let.

ONE large room, 9d story, corner OF Main ,,1 a.
" SIS, with high ceiling, ven lighted PIastsTd. I.1
one fronting Quincy street. 50 by e6 feet PoS.s,
lI JAZZ Applyl9 W. -.
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a New Light

ANO W A44H III
VIE Drummond Llsht produced from improved sYLYIC
OIL has equal, aud after personal and salts
factory trial. ito 70 the public sara CnEAP
auh best light nov IN II % safe bEennse
Tree from al explosive propsTs. i Is cheap BECAUSE The
cost hour s less than half cent II be beeause
the smallest lamp VIII burn brilliant steady Tor
WE'VE hours without TenB trimming and give
ior any ordinary sized Fos and having purchased the
FOR sale Wholesale and Retain ~ the House Runish1nR
Store o. J. X. DURHAM Z, Co
Jan 70 No. Ii5, MAIN 81 y heefInF. Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-29
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLSI
PILLS THAT ARE PILLS

PROF. HAYES, state Chemist Of Massachusetts, says
they the best Of all PLs and annexed the who
certify that DOet, Hayes knows, Wis y
II. J. Gardener, Gov. Of Mass; Emory WashbuFn, Tx
Gov. Of Mass; Simeon Brown. Lieut. Gov Of Mass u.
Catholic Bishhp Of Boston Prof John ToTFsy, Of e Col
ege Physicians and Surgeons New York City; Or. o.
Jackson, Geologist Of the Public Lands Of the u. 8.
llRN THAT AXE StRNl!I
Among the diseases this PHI has cured with astonishing
idfty, may mention
CostfYeuess bilious Complaints, Rheumatlsul, Dropsy,
Heartburn, Headache arising from foul Stomach Nausea,
IndIgeson Morbid nacon Of the Bowels and pain arising
therefom Rlauleney, Of Appetite, all UeeFoas and
Diseases, which require eVReuant medicine,
ScFonlA Kings Evil They also by purifying the blood
and stimulating the System Complaints which
Il would not be supposed they could reaeh such
Partial Blindness, NeuFnIga and Nervous IrTtbIy,
rangemens the Liver Kidneys Gout and other kin
dFed complaints, arising from low Of the body,
obstructions functions They best PurEaVe
Medicine discovered, and VIII but need 70 them
once TO know IT,
Prepared by DIR. J. c. AVER Lowell Ms, and sOld [ y
every respectabIe Druggist IN New Engiand. Ian29
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For Rent

VIE large Foen nos 10 DE occupancy Of II.
lows IN the Sd story Of the WaT.house on WI
occupied by =. CranSle Co. Possession vf,,., q
day Of April next Apply 70 Henry Moore or asl
-l..L- D. Z. AlllsEnn-.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-29

RESUMPTION OF SPECIE PAYMEEr. Bank
of Berkeley, at Martinsburg, in this State, will
resume specie payment on tO-mmoFrow.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-29

For, Rent.
VIE large and eOmmOdious hOuss situated On N,,
4 street, next door north Of Washington nan ~
house has been occupied for number Year, q So
class boarding no and ts in the most
ton IN the city for either private residence or S
house Of euteFtalnment. Possession April IN ia
Por further particulars apply 20 n. RICuARDSOy
ianS8nl n z. corner Monroe aui Fourth Sta apS,,-,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-29

TnE FEDERAI CoNsTITUTloN SAFE IN TnE
HANDS OF OUR CouNcIL.-By an accident, our
whole Council had well nigh "iet the Union
slide, in forgetting to swear to support the con-
stitution ofthe United States.
But seriously, the omission might have been
disastrous
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To Let
For Rent

TEE iarFs warehouse fronting QuIaey ST., rss.asy,,,
= pied y kasseh : AeAfee- Apply to
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-29

MUsr ALWAYS HAVE THE NAME-And this
will account to correspondent, who sends MS
some comments on DIR. Wines lecture, for their
non-appearance in this mornings paper.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-29

THE MARIETTA RoAD.-It will be seen by a
reference to our Council report that the Mariet-
Ia road is before our Council making, as usual,
n poor mouth about the broken backed nature
of its affairs.
What's become of the Financial goatus' of
Noah Wilson, that he don't patch the thing up?
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-29

TuE Argus, of last night, speaking of two
papers, ,(meaning the Wellsburg Herald and the
Zntelligeneer) thus vents its spleen against that
portion OF. our fellow citizens who hail from the
Mel, ..5 Co...
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NO HUM b u q!

NJ O II U M 3 u G!
HAVING just completed taking invoice Of my stock
III OF Dry Goods, and finding itATer and assorted
than amresOived to SELL from this day heneef0Tt
(Janeary, 1850 all Goods at and in Instan
ces below cost FOR CASH, and have marked every art-
ella accordingly.
An remnants Of silks, MarinOs CoburFs De LANES etc.
etc. assorted out and VIII be sold for less than half
price. ALEX. HEYMAN,
jan23-tn mar, IS. 1871 Main 81, Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-29

rV1up -,,-.. = = - toI@EA'H4..
tie entire Livery Stock 81 The late arm BuIger
kemPe For PaFsalTs enquire q either Of the under
'lJ jasil I 4HEs K I; sFLsER,
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a GARD.

TN the German paper, and in the Daily Times Of this city
there appeared notice, that Henry sObOhm bOaTder
In North Wheeling, who had deposited in hands,
missing after Sunday the 10th inst. The notice
written in such 20 lead 90 suspicion Of foul Play
and to that suspicion towards prove that
NOltys' that (Suudsy) evening"
sold HIS tools Frederick BTInksman and said he
going home. IL left my house In the afternoon, and
therefore the ntmatons Of the papers that he
seen alter being at my house l. incorrect
jan27-4t FREDERICK SCHULTZ
CODA ASH.-lO casks Just received and for sac by
= i1nRT THOS O. McAREE.
~ ERMAN cLAY.-6 Tons for sale BY
ITNOBACJO-ScTeW Press-for sale BY
Iau2I TuOS. O. McAFEE.
IRON SAFE, Of "Burk BroWns make No. for sale by
i ian27-Im THOS- O. McAFEE.
Kansas Eimigranb agency.
MECHANICS, Merchants, Professional men, Warmers
wi and all others WishIng make their homes In Kansas,
will ind It to their Interest apply to J. B. VOID, Mounds
VlIe Va d. D. WOLF L-ayenWoFth City. Kansas Terri
tory. Every kind labor high and In demand Thou
sands Of men are wanted to meet pres=nt demand.
jan26-8k
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9f1etare Of Walls and Bottles, green and black. We
have te best OF WOTmeu that be had the country
aud are conhden II giving subtraction The Gass can
be he'd at Ptttsbu' prices. HAHN, eAHNER& co.
MsrtinsviiIe. Belmont Co.. Ohio jan 3sasS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-29

The poor, decrepid old Organ is failing day
by day, and of course feels irritable. Howl
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-28

New Homestead Law in Minnesota.

The Minnesota Legislature has passed
q law which the St. Paul Tines thinks
"wili have tendency to abolish the cred
it system and inaugurate a new era in our
business relations
The first provision exempts eighty acres
Of land with dwelling house thereon, in
any incorporated town, city, or village; OF
instead, lot in any Incorporated town,
city, or village. This exemption does not
extend TO mortgages already on the prem
ises, but no mortgage is valid without the
signature of the wife.
Besides the above manv articles are ex-
empt,sach rs wearing arparel,all beds,bed-
ding, stores, cooking utensils, ''and all 9th
or household furniture not herein enuiner-
ated, not exceeding $500 in value, SO thai
every article absolutely necessary to live,
and live comfortably, is exempted by this
law.
In addition thereto, the law exempts
slhree cows, ten swine, one yoke OF oxen,
and one horse; or, in lieu of one yoke OF
oxen and q horse. span OF nofses-o'
mules; twenty sheep and the wool from
the same, either III the raw material or
manufactured: the necessary food for the
stock; one ~agon,cart or dray; one sleigh,
two plows, one drag aud other farming
utensils, not exceeding $500 in value.
Also-the provisions for the debtor and
his family for one years support, eth.
provided or growing; also, fuel for one
year.
/ Also-the tools and instruments of any
mechanic, with $500 worth of stock; also
the library and implements of the profess
Iional man.
Improperly is exempt from execution
or attachment for clerks, laborers or me-
chanics' wages.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-28
Steamer James Lyons Sunk In ths Missouri
Boa. and Cargo 70 be Raised.

The james Lyons a Potosi boat, bound
from M,lscatine to ST. Joseph, with a csrg,
of 800, 900 feet of lumber belonging t.
Dunsinore and Chambers and Drury, o.
Muscatlne, entered the mouth Of the Mis-
sour on Friday morning, with every pros
pect Of safe and prosperous trip.
Al & p. M. on the same day, when
making the crossing at the head of How
ard Bend, the boat received shock, hav-
ing struck bar, log. or obstruction. Up
on proper examination it was discovere':
that she was taking wafer The boat con-
lnuei her couese, leaking badly, and in
half All hour after striking, she sunk at the
foot of Bonhonme Island, IN six AMI halt
feet of wa,ef. Capt. Blake CAME To this
city from 81. Charles on the ears, on Sat
urlay evening, and reports the boat lying
stra. .hl, and altogether III good condl-
ton for being raised.
With this 0 ,iecs in view, he dispatched
a force o: nrn yesterday morning to the
boat provided with evory necessary appll.
ance for the purpose of raising her, aftof
which she will continue on her course.--
Captain Blake thinks there is no hole III
the hull of Tie boat, but that her butts
ale sprang and sraris opened, aud thai
VII tn lumber is taken from her hold
the seams Will close, aud it will be An easy
matter then 10 bring her up. The freight
Will he very slightly damaged. 1t wa.
insured for $1,000, AMI the freight list
is also insured. The boat is not insured
for a, mitch as a dollar.- Missouri Dem
ocrat.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-28
G. O M NJ Z nj G. A T E D.
BAD AK eOUNrY-via0auA- WAsHBURN
Viroqna, Aug. II
Nc Enfrop

MR. ED1ToR:--
| have just been taking a week
through some of the fields nearest our vii
age,to see what progress the farmers have
made with their harves. | finl the grain
pretty much all cut: but the stacking j,
mostly to be done yet. | wonder there
are not more barns in this Western coun
rv, than are bull. am sure that if
were farmer, if | run in deb, for any
thing. it would be for building barn; be
cause that would be debt that woul
work out its own payment in saving wha
would otherwise be lost. believe more
than one fifth Of the out crop in this coun
ltv will lie lost, the severe storms of rain
md wind having laid the oats u, fiat as a
h-cake.
Wheat notice is very much shrunken
and will fall short OF being a good crop, a
least one half. The gardens, | see, pre-
sen: very rusty appearance, potatoes IL
particular, appear to be dying very fat
/, il doubtful whether there will be enough
raised for seed. Still, / do not hear an,
murmuring, ard guess the farmers .hinI
they will manage to live.
Orr County Agricultural Society has
jus, made q purchase Of ten acres Of beau
| ,iful land for Fair Grounds" We shall
fence it in, and have it in order for TIL
wears Fair. So. you will see that We arr
neither dead nor sleeping. Oar Fair last
ivear--the first one held IN the county
was SO we'll attended, and such an interest
manifested that we intend to get up :
Fair this year that will be credit to al
,Ii.r county.
We are to have new paper .started
i,ere the LIST of September, TO bt
4 He'd the '.Viroqua Erpositor" Its ell
tor ia to be Mr.. O. s. Smith. young man
but predict he will make the ''Erpositor
known and respected among lis cote'npo
raries. understand ii is TO eschew Ell
li'-lv the muddy pool Of politics, and be
devoted 10 home matters.
Speaking Of politics, puts me in mind O
the fact that Bad AK County holds her
self in readiness to give majority this tal
for any good Republican candidate fo
Congress. Washburn is undoubtedly the
first choice Of this county, bnt any gosd re
liable man will get an enthusiastic sup
port from the Republicans of Bad Al
County, mole particularly from
| NIRocUA.
!
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-28
Senator Douglas.
From he Washington Union, Aug. IL.

from ne washington Union, Aug. II.
II will deal with this allied army Just
as The Russians dealt with the allies rs
Sehastopol = that is. the Russians did not
stop TO inquire, when they fired a broad.
side, whether it hit an Englishnan,
Frenchman, or Turk"
Such is tho language which Senator
Douglas saw fit 10 employ in his speech
at Chicago. 1t is an open declaration of
var upon the National Administration and
the Democratic party Of the Union.--.
With the characteristic bolsiness of pre-.
tension, he chooses to regard himself AS tho
Autocrat of all the Rass ians, his seat In tie
Senate as his fortress of Sebastopol, and all
who doubt his infallible claim to keep il,
Ias invaders whom he must receive with.
broadsidas. Whet a Democrat in Illinois
the difference between Douglas boltet
and Black Republican, Mr. Douglas cries
ont rs if he had received AN objectionable
injury. But he himself now avoss his in.
tenlion to do all the injury to tho party
whose votes he is trying to court.
But this pretense OF Senator Douglas.
that Democracy is III alliance with the
Black Republicans and Know Nothings,
merely because none Of those parties have
confidence in him, Is ridiculous. In his
Imperial pride sni ambition he torgals
that he is mere man. lie does not seem
10 be conscious, of what everybody knows
that he never WAS the whole Democratic
party, and that it was not made for his in
.iividua use. 1t can lose him, If he will
have it so, as i. has lost many ifian be-
fore, without suffering any fatal diminution
Of lis strength OF resp -ctability. But how
.reposterous is it for him to say that if he
leaves the party, and fires his broadsides
at it, the whole mass of the Democracy
becomes by virtue of that fact alone, united
with it's enemies We tell Mr.. Douglas
he i, giving himself entirely too much per-
sonal Importance. His detection has not
male the slightest change in the hostility
always existing between Democrats and
AhoIi,ionists. Their relations have been
and will continue the same whether he,
comes back TO the Democracy, goes over
entirely 10 the Republicans, or hovers be-
tween the two.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-28
St. Louis. August Is, 1858.

Crops IN Texas The VALUE OF THE
CHINESE CANE-G. w. KENDALL writes to
the New Orleans Picayune the following
statement regarding the corn and Chinese
suga, cane crops in Texas:
There is no want of corn in Western
Texas for every field which escaped the
ravages of the grasshoppers is yielding
abunden,ly AMI many localities escaped
III csc pests entirely The crop Of Chinese
sugar-cane, which laughs at grasshoppers
and drou;h-, is a, the same time immense
and the frat head Of ripe seedsare already
gathered. Some ofmy neighbors are hav-
ing ii ground, and are making bread Of it,
speaking of it in commemorate terms, while
everywhere they are preparing to grind
tie stalks and convert the juice into syrup
or molasses That this ls to he valuable
addition to orr crops in his section there
can be no doubt; it stands drouth better
than anv other plant-is no more affected
BY dry weather than is a salamander by
fire. The grain makes good article Of
bread so many say; the leaves makes Al
excellent 70 lder; while the stalks can be
converted into molasses, and perhaps sugar
nothing is loet.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-28

TnE WoRLD Still MOVES. The sup
posed great wonder and miracle of the 9th
century, the Atlantic Cable, has scarcely
attaiued ali ultimate completion, ere tue
world is startled by another invention,
through whose agency as many benefits
will arise, if successful, as even the Great
Atlantic Cable. Mr.. l.. s. Hill, of N. 7.
State, has just introduced means by
which light or heat can be produced at
less than ohe-fifth the expense attending
The use OF either gas or coal. Mr.. H. calls
his inventions "air light" and ia confident
that with five dollar machine the requia-
lite light about house, aud heat for cook.
ing, can be cheaply and safely produced,
If the invention is what he clairas, but few
Improvements can excel il in point OF util.
ity
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-28

Symptoms of an agitation in favor
Of cable directly from New York 70 Eu-
rope, are already strongly manifested, in
the imperial CITY Of our East The next
thing Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore
will find themselves unable to transact
their business with the old world, without
an electrical cord for each. Oeear Te!c-
graphs will he the "a re now.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-28

LAWYERS LESS. The young men's
Christian Association nPttsburg, have az
pointed Committee OF Arbitration" be-
fore whom all members of the Association
may come for the settlement of personal
difference instead of resorting TO legal
measures Every christian church, or
committee of its members, should be re-
garded as an arbitraling body for all It's
members having personal difficulties.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-28

other starts too By close application Of
this rule, YOU can make any balky horse
pull.
If a horse has been badly spoiled, you
should hitch him TO the empty wagon,
and pull it around awhile empty on leveI
ground; then put on a little load. aud in
crease it gradually, carressing As before,
and in short time you will have a good
horse that will work without oubling
vOtl
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-28

w Some thoughtful angler writes az
appeal for the brook trout. He says spare
them at this time 1t is their spawning
season, and one caught now destroys hun
tlreds Of next years crop. Moreover, the
fish now do not have the usual delicate
flavor.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-28

GgThe Chicago Journal thinks Wis
cousin politicians DIE q hard set of custom
ers. 1t says;
Gov. Randall, the present Govener, hap
pens to be the first homes. Executive they
have had for many years, aud the conse-
buence is that all the papers and politi-
clans are pitching into" him, and abusing
him most numerically.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-28

TALL CoRN.-A stalk of corn was left
al the office Of the Winona Republican, BY
VIM. $. Drews which measured eleven
feet eight inches in length! 1t was but
one stalk out of a field which averages a.
bout ten feet.