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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-12-16

Duchess of Orleans reached the throne
she thought and acted like Queen
She had been consulted by her husbahd
in all the important speculations OF his
private life, as landholder and capital
ist She is now equally consulted IN
political affairs. She is Queen. as she
has been the mother of family, with
out ostentation; on the contrary, tho
very laborious aud devoted, she has Ia
ken care to conceal her labors,
Though less warrior than Napole-
IN the satisfaction of the present king
Of the Tui.lerries IS quite as great
when he sees himself surrounded. sa-
lated. and recognized by the soldiers
and standards of France. Although
a peaseful king, Louis Philippe has
heen a soldier, and remembers il we'll
From the way in which he watches
the martial movements, you can sac
,ha, he loves them, and remembers
them with pride. Ii he is not embroil-
ed with oil Europe, the King Of the
French has al least within his reach an
active, and impaS>ioned, constantly re
newed war-that with Africa. nthat
he has inclosad the martial ardor OF
France. and keeps it on the aleri;-
there he sends each wear bailaliOns OF
the elite 20 learn the dangers and Ia
tigues OF that great game called war.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-04
No. 81.

~ r CARDS 40 ihoif 9lll hoI8ia
o. HUied hsn(u, Tuf fs
dolly 0l,ildioni ~ ibefaia piemna
La ilulh.ail mf 8unhor1 funds han
There orc .Iculy no fluctuations All.
ug rom btluihl o. legitimate oates,
ean onl ba lh0 result denominations
|a'wc Drllc'e) among brokers Deal.
els ioeschtogc, lor puposcsof crlof.
luu
ad Re31b,d Tla VIC holdlt b bo
0tf hilB md public dulf,h tifig ne
81 t,us stala 10 lakca frm and nor.
NJ stand against = systcu Of comlinn.
ton, whose ofleiu i IN n. T., while its
agent. are IN Mobil bccausc such q
stand, s alike due to the State and
ourselves.
81 II soiped, That while VIC arc
willing 10 pay any fatc OF exchange,
equivalent TO the real difference be.
tween Ala. and N. Y. funds, VIC will
not willingly submit TO rates, ruinous
to all fair mercantile business, and ut
terly al variance, n regards TIC reqi
exchange, between n. Y.& Ala, ari.
sing from the exchange Of mercantile
commodities between the . States.
And therefore, we hold, shat the diff
ference between our currency e. spc-
Gle. ought not, at this time to be great
er than ten per cent, and that in the
opinion Of this meeting, this differ.
ence will gradually and constantly
diminish, until it will be equal to gold
and silver"
On motion Of Mr.. D. Woodruff
ReSoiv.d, That we Merchants,
Traders and citizens generally, of The
city and county Of Tuscaloosa, in all
our business transactions, will receive
and pay out Alabama money at par.
ReS1ivea, That we would respect
fully suggest TO the citizens ofevery
county throughout the State, to hold
meetings forthwith, and to adopt res.
olutons of a similar character.
RsSolgea, That the proceedings Of
this meeting be signed by the chair
man and Secretary, and published in
our city papers.
The meeting then on motion Of l..
B. Neal, adjourned to, meet again on
Saturday 25th.
c. M. FOSTER, Chairman.
JNo. DuFFEE, Secretary.
Feb'y. Goth lS43.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-04
LATE FROM YUCATAN.

By the Schr. Rosario, arrived yes
terday, we have news from Campea-
chy up 10 the Sd ult., several days la
ter than by way Of Vera Cruz.
Up to that date the besieged inhab-
itants We're assanguine of maintaining
their ground as ever, and the great
est enthusiasm was still prevailing.
BY the Courier of last evening VIC
learn that 2 skirmishes or partial at
tacks had lately come of, the Mexi-
cans suffered most in the first, the Yu
in the 2nd. Provisions were
plenty in the city. The steamer
Mon,ezuma lately made an attack on
the vessels at Ssal, which is reported
to have resulted in considerable de-
struciion Of Properly.-Pic.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-04
From the Flag fine uuipu, ~
WINDING UP OF THE BANKS,

The following is q copy Of the bill
for the regulation 81 the Rranch Of
Montgomery, although its provisions
equally apply to such other Banks a;
are placed in liquidation.
AN ACT, to regulate the Branch OF
the Bank of the State Of Alabama
at Montgomery.
SEC. |. BE it enacted by The Sen,
ate and the House Of Representatives
In general assembly convened. That
the powers heretofore vested in tie
President and Directors ofthe Branch
Bank of the State Of Alabama At Mont
gomery, to deal in bills of Exchange,
to discount notes, and to receive mo.
new on deposite, be aud the same is
hereby revoked; AMI The Bank shall
hereafter be continued in operation
solely Gor.t secun V and collection
Gifts debts, and the legal settlement
and LOU dalton oft, affairs.
SIC. 2. And be itfartheg enacted,
That the powers heretofore conferred
upon the President and Directors to
renew notes and make settlements;
are continued: Provided, that the
President and Directors shall not have
power to take real OF personal estate
in settlement or payment ofany debt,
nor shall any chose in action be taken
in renewal whereby any part Of the
debt is discharged, but the same shall
be held as collateral security merely,
and no proposition forrcncwal or set
tlement shall be operative without
the concurrence ofthe President and
all the Directors.
SEc. 8. And be il furtder enacted,
That the said Directors shall receive
the per diem compensation now pre-
scrbed by law; Provided, the same
shall not exceed the sum of SIS;
and the President and Directors shall
have no power to make any allow
ance or appropriation for their own
benefit, nor shall they receive for ex-
ira service any sum without the sane
ton of the General Assembly be first
obtained; and any vacancy that may
occurin the board Of President & Di-
rectors,during the recess ofthe Gen
eral Assembly, shall be filed by the
appointment Of the Governor; and it
shall be the duty Of the Cashierto no.
tify the Governorthat a vacancy has
occurred within5 days after the same
has happened.
SEC. 4. And be if further enacted,
That the said Directors shall be cleo
ted by Joint ballot of both Houses Of
the General Assembly from z persons
&c be nominated to them by the Gov
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-04

EXTENT OF THE Book TRADE.-A
memorial to our General Govern
mcnt, presented at the last Session,
stated that the number ofpersons en-
pIoyed in all the various departments
Of the publishing business in the
United States, was more thon 10000
ofwhom $4,000 were operative prln-
ters Of papers and books; that the
amount of business annually done
was more than s27000,0O0; that
there were 100000 Of volumes
manufactured annually, besides 30
00,0G0 of numbers ofperiodicals, and
300G00,000 Of newspaper sheets, Z
that the capital invested in these
operations was more than Sl5,ooo,-
O0o.-N Y. Union.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-04
CURRENCY MEETING.

Alta numerous meeting this day held,
of the Merchants and citizens Of TuS-
caloosa. in relation to the currency of
the State, and the unreasonable and
luctuating rates Of exchange on the
North and observation-disclosures M.
Foster Esq, was called 10 the chair
and John Dultee, appointed Secreta-
~.
The following preamble and reso-
lutions were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, the recent acts OF the
Legislature ofthis State, in relation
to the State Bank and its branches;
together with the act so raise reve-
nue. for the support Of the State Gov
eminent, andfor other purposes are
evidently calculated to appreciatethe
currency ofthe State.
WHEREAS, the ample and undoubt-
ed assets of the Bank aud branches,
together with more than one million
of dollars in specie, all taken in con-
nexion, constitutes to the bill holders
of the bank and branches, a security
from ultimate loss, not excelled by all
the Banks Of any State in the Union,
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-04

AREAnINc PEorLE.--The town OF
Amherst, Massachusetts, contains
$3.50 inhabitants, of 400 families;
SIS voters, Of whom 800 are married;
Ia are widowers, and lo5 are bach
elors. What is most remarkable, IS
the literary tase ofthese good people.
There are among them 636 subscrl-
bersto newspapers, 265to periodicals
and $50 to religious publications.
The total number ofpapers received
in the town is $500, or II to each
family. Amherst, no doubt, is ono
Of the most intelligent places in the
World.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-04
Lljl'l,ylLLE NgssENCE,t
bnprrp $40 reFti.nfp gvrAY
Btrrmlf Wouuga,tg
John j. 'fhorp On

T,aas--1WO DOLLAbs per
a,opm, / advance u IliiiGEtm
the end oftie year.
kpvEnffrrarSrs Wi be- Inserted
n the rate Of 80 % por slmr iof
the fret insertoa, uud so calIit Tor
each week thcreniior--lo1 Ilu.s e.
less, consftl''nau eInnrs The u'u
Der Of Insertions raqulroi mog. to
marked outhc margin OF lha naou.
script, or lbcy will be inserted tIi
forbid, and charged accordingly.
All Adve tisements rom distance,
must be accompanied with tho CASH
or they will not be inserted.
Ann uucing Candidates for Office
will be S. Tor county olliccs--Sl0
for state oficcs--in advance.
Yearly Advertisements inserted
Oh reasonable terms.
Postage must be pail on all letters
co nec,ed with the office, to ensure
attention.
snsEsaa
.a-r -~q Al ,aysg ~ n r. waT a ~ Tltgra~-Y
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-04

bgr faod 4 10 ilie purchaser, when.
evef iuo Dof nor shall dociHfo 10
tontiaci ~ hato lofn foflcitf u 70
/ lfng.Aed lltatn.d commits iunaa a. Oil
lr llbWcd compensation loi ~.
cfoding tlr8 dollars per da, ffil0
lime No eng iged, 70 bo pad lhem bY
The cashier 81 said Branch Bank 90.
~ their ac60um rendered 30 oath, N
The limo occupied by them w valhpp
said af h.
SE le And hr II further on1ci.
Vi, fhH' lle hIot. a shid llian,h
Bank shall have The light at any
inc to IN the debt due the samc In
lhc bills Of tie sid Branch Bank f;
and 10 proccts or proceeding by any
creditor shall have the effect to defeat
this right Of tic debtor.
SEC. 10. Md be it further enact
ed, That the President and Direct
ors may employ extra agents 10
transact special business for the same;
provided, That the said President g.
Directors shall make contracts for
compensation before the service is
rendered; or if no contract is so
made, the rate of compensation shall
be fixed by the concuTring vote OF the
President and all the directors, and
Shall before payment receive the sane
ton Of the General Assembly.
SEC. II. And be it further enact
ed, That the Stale Bankshall receive
the bills Of the Branch Banks, with
the word cancelled, written across
Ithe face Of the same, after they shall
Nave been registered BY the Branch
Bank in book to be kept for that
purpose; also that the blank impress
SONS of the bills and plates that are
how ID possession of the said Bank,
after allowing a sufficient sum for
The payment of the current liabilities
of the same, and allowing the sum of
Twenty thousand dollars 10 be retain
ed for the payment of contingent and
other expenses; which bills and blank
impressions, after being registered,
shall be destroyed by the President 4
Directors of the Bank of the State OF
Al..b@r,s- ~ the presence of the Gov
ternor and Secretary Of State, and the
amount destroyed from time to time,
shall be published in one or more
papers in the vicinity of the Bank.
SEC. Is. And be it further enact
ed, That the Bank Of the State of
Alabama and the Branches thereof
shall have quarterly settlements with
the Branch Bank at Montgomery,
and the bills Of said Branch Bank
held by the Bank Of the State Of AL.
ALBANIA and lis Branches, on all such
.ettlements shall be delivered, (mark-
cd cancelled, by writing across the
face ofthe same, the word cancelled)
to the President and Directors Of the
Branch Bank at Montgomery, who
shall toward the same to the Presi-
dent and Directors Of the Bank Of the
State of Alabama, to be registered
and destroyed as is provided in the
preceding section.
SEC. Is. And be it further enact
ed, That when the State Bank or
such Of its Branches, as may not be
placed in liquidation, shall resume
specie payments they shall redeem
the bills Of all tho other Banks in the
same manner as they do their own
notes.
"By subsequent Act, all the
Braches were put il liquidation.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-04

.N "
Su"Ah -~Nince ouf lui rpIH, q loif degree
~ achsily hn' continued 10 prevail IN tbo mar.
brt Tor this Article, tie demand boing ehied,
rom Tue western ttad1i t'Ic salps ~ the3 dayt
lmoun,iog To about jJ0hhds, IA, prices ranging
from 81 a4A
MoLAssEs. --lbi5 article has been sola as
oieh a. ia ID cts. s.cc our last, bat The
heavy arrivals yesterday morning caused it again
70 decline TO IS O l3. cts.
LARD There as been an uaaccountable cal.
ling oil N the demand for Lard, and prices have
10 consequence declined. We now quote prime
leaf ia kegs a %, Iairels 81 %
WHisKEY,-- Ibere has been rather better
feeling IN the maraatInr wdiskey, during tie past
lew days with slight Improvement IN prices
We quote II a 10 as the going rates, al which
holders ore hrn.
-incre is buta very light demand for
bacon, and the stock Of toh city smoke & West
ern IS on tbe increase ih cuueut rates FOR hams
81 cts, cauya.sed cts, sid5s 81 cts,
shoulders 3cts.
BAGClNG & RoPl There is little or no De.
mand for these articles, aud prices are merely no.
mindl; Kentucky baggiug IA ia cash. i2a q
3i Oh time. India l3 "A cash and time. Ken
lucky rope ~ Gle. cash and on time
CORES. -T$c demand has been good thi.
week aud the stocks are reduced. In quotation,
we make no alterations, rc@0fIing that price,
are very slif'; 8 to "a cts, Rio II to 81 cts.
Laguayra to 50 cts
SALT,--Siuce our last we notice sales from
ship-board ofabout 5000 sacks Liverpool dt S
for coarse and 81 10 a 81 70 for ino.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-04
CORRECTED WEEKLY, FROM TIE
"PICAYUNE.

Exchange on Eagland, at sight, pr
Do do 60 days, LA 2 prm.
Do Paris, 60 days 5G6Ca 5t.52.
Do New York, at sight - a2dls,
Do New York, 60 days, 4a4l dis.
Do Boston, at sight --a2 dis.
Do Boston, 60 days DADA dis.
Do Philadelphia, atsight--a2 dis.
DO Philadelphia, 60 days4i4t dis
Do Baltimore, at sight az DIS.
Do Baltimore, 90 days ADA dis.
u. States Treasury Notes, par aiPr.
Soveregns 81 S4aS4 81
Spanish Doubloons SIG OoaSi6 Is
Patriot do SIS 5oaSl5 62a
American Gold Aal prem.
go franc pieces = S3 eoa93 80
Mexican Dollars par
Half Dollar par.
Hines - par.
NEW ORLEANS CITY BANKS.
Bank of Louisiana, pays SPECIE
(1ass Bank pays specie
Mechanics & Traders, pays specie
Union Bank pays specie
div Rank pays specie.
Commercial Bank pays specie
Louisiana State Bank pays Specie
Carrollton Bank pays SPECIE
CanL Rank pays specie
Consolidated Bank 30a51 as
Citizens Bank 5Ua5o dis,
Improvement Bank 65a'o as
Enahonre Rank - 55aGO dis.
na,,i, of Orleans - 55a60 dis.
Atchaialaya Bank 75at . as,
Com. b mix, Natchez,c KS Pals dis.
on Merchants Blk y. O1
NOTES OF THE MUNICIPALITIES
Municipality No. One I5alS dis
Municipality No. Two 2la26 dis'
Municipality No, Three 65"6s dis
uNcURRrSr MONEY. dissent.
limited States Bank Notes 5oo55
Ala. State Bank s. Branches 2Sa3O
planters B'k p. N. Natchez, 6oao5
Agricultural Post Notes 45a5o
Grand Gulf o5a ~,
Mississippi Union Bank --- soao5
Cam. & K. r. Blk, Nicksburg, ofa9o
Georgia Banks uncertain,
Virginia & South Carolina 80 ial
WESTERN BANKS. disc'nt.
Cincinnati Banks las
Ohio Country Banks 5alo
Kentucky Banks par a |
Indiana Banks ia@
State Bank of Illinois 6oa62
RANK OF Illinois, Shawneetown, 6oao2
Tennessee Banks - iao
Arkansas Banks ooaoo
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-04
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Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-04

~. ORLEANS RAG 1TAEzsE-r
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,;,A Of "a. Ssse H1 saA .sea Il t< ak principal H,s
rilias, aua psss Of ths former western Boundary q
ihe SlsiE.
FIaetional townships 6ny, fhy-OHs, hhy|hTes,
IL y-hse, aRd 81 y-sesen, Of range th-ny-thIee-
Townships ffiy-two. ANY -four hity-siIi hiy-elshi
and sixty. 0f range thirty -touf.
Fiaotional nship hfIy -1ns, townships my hres,
ais ave, fractional nship hly seven and 10" si
81 y nine, II range ihlHy live.
fractional townships hty -four, hhy-sHi and my
seven and toss nship siXty, ~ range thifly-sln
Fractional Io~ nships hfty-6se, hty-slI hhy-eighi
and 6fty- mine, Of range thIuy-seSen.
Fractional townships htiy- 1--WE and siEy Of range
thirty eight.
Al he Land Office at LEXINGTON, eOmmebe-
nr oa Monday the second day u OeObsr nett FOR the
Disposal oflhe public lands within the limits Of the
| undermon.ioned toW nships, 10 Wit
Nssth q tax base hns and rssi Of tax A principe! "s
TsdsaI.
townships ihiry-siI thirty seven and thirty ghI
townships thihy-fye and lhiry-seyen, Of range
fifteen.
To~nship thirty five Ofranges sixteen and nineteen
Townships thiny-hye, ihiny-siI, lhirty-seVen and
thiuy-eghi Of range tWeniy-one
Township thiriy-eight, Of range twenty three
Township thir y-nibe, Of rang twenty-eighl.
TosnshiPs III 'ry eight and thirty nine, Of range
twenty nine.
Township forty. Of ranges ,hirty-Ons, hriy-two
and thTty-,hree.
South wes, fractional quarter Of section twenty
one and the moth east and north-wes, fractional
quarters Of section Nv enty In to nshp hty-one
south Of Missouri rIYeT, Of range tWeniy-slI
Southwest quarter Of section seven ia township
forty nine, OF range tive nty-sesen.
Lands appropriated by law, for 9 use OF schools,
military " other purposes will be excluded from
sale
The sales will each be kept open for two weeks,
unless the lands sooner disposed Of and no long
er and no private entries o land la the townships 50
offered will be admitted until after the piraiion OF
The " eeks.
Given under my hand al the City Of Washington
this eighth day 4 June, Ammo Donini, l5i5.
JOHN TYLER.
By the President
Tao. II. BLAKE,
Comm'r Of the Genera! Land Office.
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NOTICE.

In pursuance Of the provisions OF The act a. C. I,
gress approved - March, 1883 entitled An ~. :
establish town at 81. MsIks, Fl0rdl the R4rt....
and Receiver Of the Land Once a. Tsllahsssta y 4
be required prior 10 the day Of sale 10 lscsrsn he
value " any improvements whlch may base as,.
made on the lots designated IN ttis psOri4lt..a .
spectiYey, and The purchaser A. pubIe sac O.. s-g
"a upon which there are such Improvement .t4-
Than the thereof, shall ia addition g. f- SON
10 be paid to the L nited States be AID her f. r
CURED 10 pay 10 the owner Of the improve --, .s
value OF them thus EsceTtained AMI I' gsyrlsr,
therefor shall not be made upon the day N s-.-t ag
same vas purchased the lot shall be gam offered a,
public sale the Bert day Of sale .Li .1ch g-r,a
shall not be capable ef becoming The UrcLasr J hs,
or any other l0t offered al that public sale Prgrl4-
That If any loi 50 offered and BAD % The Jas, Jsy
Of the pubc sale shall be thus paid for he he
mas be entered al private sale upon paying 90 be
United States the al NhseL u Vas Uii Of, an =
the Of the Improvements he previously e..
tanned value thereof
By The act Of CoBgres. Eioreszid, the n.na
price Of each lot ls liked al twenty -hve dollars.
THO. h. BLAKE
C0u.Hissi0Hsr Fl ne Gs1eyai LAM OFF.
June lf-,2-i Oct,
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BY THE PRESIDENT or THE U. STATES.
june li-tI6vl3

~ IHk PRESIDENT OF THE l. STATES.
n Pursuance Il law | JaHS TT "a Prcsid,n Of
L tie United States o, America. DO hereby declare
and make known that public sales will be btlJ al the
aforementioned Land Offices IN the State Of Nils
SOURI, atthe periods here,na Ter dos gnated 10 wit
AtPLATTSBURG, 10 Clinton county the sea
Of the Land Office tor 1e Platte district OF Missouri
commencing on Monday, The ninth dsy Of October
next, ior the Disposal OF the public lands within the
aforementioned townships. end fractional tow nshiIs
20 wit:
North Of the base line and t,esi Of the I'm principal
meridian, and pett ofb,s former ussisrn boundary
ofhe State
Township sIy-two, Of ranre thiry.fur
townships sky one and sixty three, Of range
thry-fve.
townships sixty two and sixty -four Of range thirty
six
Townships sIty-one and siItythree, Of range
thirjy-ssven.
townships .iIy.two and sixty -four, ofrange thirty
eight.
The wet half Of township siI,y-one, Of range
hiry-ninc
Pact onal township sixty. 1.-TWO and township .i1iy-
four, Of range forty.
Fractional townships ,irty-two and sIty.three, Of
range 6fty-obe
Fractional townships sIiy-three and sixty four Of
range f0Ity two.
N5rib erhs b1,s Tn, and u,,l orht 6ah principal ,i-
dan, and elsi Of me former usstsrr boundary a
hs state
townships siriy-one and si1ty-tvo, Of range
twenty --eSCn.
townships sixty sirty-one and siIty.tyo Of range
twenty-eight.
Township siIty-one, Of range twenty-nine
Also at the same p'oes, commencing on Monday
tie thirteenth day OF November next for the disposal
Of the public lands within The limits Of the under
mentioned townships and fractional townships, viz
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one hundred Ard hss. Sns hun1red AID :. -.
hundred AID thirteen, one hundred and ss,s1tsez
me hundred and twenty one, and one kundrss s1s
twenty use as IspT rented UPON be Plaza Of ne "a
tos a prepared By the SuT,eyor Grlers " he i E,
ntoiy Of FiondE-
The sale will be kepi open for tao week. O. Ie,.
the lots are sooner dlsgOsej ~ shd 10 Dser u RI
private snIy 81 any la, - nefed, vii be l-lr...
uBii afer ths sIpiItiiOn Of The two Nssks
Given under ~ hand Al TIE Coy o. was1.rg
this e. hih DAY Vi Jane, Anh0 D1nini l-i3.
JOHN TYLER
By The President:
Tao H. Bliss,
CommisIi0Hsr er tie Genera! Lara O@.s