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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-09-21

the United States in Congress assembled:
Your petitioners citizens of the United States and Of
That on board OF that large number
touch AT e ports OF Charleston Savannah Mobile and New
Orleans II is frequently necessary employ free persons Of
color;
And whereas frequently happens that such are taken
from the vesses thrown into prison. and there detained
their expense greatly the prejudice and detrimen
their interest," and OF the commerce Of these States;
They pray your honorable body grant them relief and
cured by the constitution of the United States;
And. as in duty bound, will ever pray
And now, sir, by whom this memorial signed The
Senator from Georgia. and other Senators here will bear wit
the character OF of the which shall pro-
coed to read Benjamin Rich, Samuel Apple on Josiah
Bradee, Benjamin Bangs, William Appleton Thomas Lamb
j. IngersoI Bowditcb, Robert g. Shaw, Thomas Motley
William Surgis James X. Mills, and Thomas H. Perkins
Here sir are twelve which will specimen
of the mercantile character and standing which this me-
mortal represents ... ....
William, Prescott Charles Jackson VIM. Minot, Frank
lin Dexter Charles P. Curtis, Benjamin Rand, Sidney Bart
lett, w. Gardiner, George Moey John e. Gray Charles
c. Loring, and Benlsmin r. Curtis These, sir will furnish
sample Of the judicial and legal ability by which it is
endorsed.
Abbott Lawrence, present Minister TO England Henry
Lee the South Carolina candidate for the Vice Presidency
n 1882 William H. Prescott, the author of Ferdinand
and Isabella whose may stand alone the representa-
tive Of American literature.
These, Mr.. President of the upon which
rest my intervention this subject II is not sir by any
insignificant colored person. if he be insgnifcsntt is not
by any humble hpmaser Of Boston, il he be humble that
these facts have been brought forward and investigation
demanded shy than hundred and fifty citizens
OF Massachusetts, Of whom deeply interested in
nece aud navigation others of whom emnen,ly disti-
gulsed in legal scientific, and literary pursuits and who,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-01-30
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Saltca 9einaht tnb init fatf isnslautlider @hnele
unb cnein bcbtit 8rabe ron 6efiiafst lieb Der oers
3eit. etntr rtr5iltriBmiBis nibt strissea 2tnjabf
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nns, tat pcnisfests cine sleine Injabl iit Be8riF
fei fidb tis Dlar3 auf pic 9seiie naeb Californian
rcrjutereiten
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aii Sntrret ~ ecpimnen. Die Oetafe iitrr Die 20.
rise Srase mar ,ablrcib tefsbt uno ris geiwp6.
nias res fa6nrn 0efbtehts scrtiat rsm Dsren snr
ttfcnDtrtn Gbrc.
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{usearrapas Icspnfehip, bstse am IL. San sirc
apcbltsincttc 3niammstsfanft 1T Wlsfillcn Gs tprs
Mn 4eiblife rafllrt, bic Grrihtuns einer gop,,t,.
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fol- anf osn o. Setrtlar cine 9erianimluns 1T Gan.
ton ttattfnctn, ,posu mir snftx sanbwrtbt bsruit
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Dir tticSrapbiftbsn 8eri6te bictes Oamrfrs llnb
aufftr ben Wlarftpreilen, Die iiets BIC oanptrcle
titslt't ron feiisn elars- entDalten tlcs ron
Sranfrei1 SplSerces:
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~ ytcn tlsten clcn, TIL, rem partf euf btn lbrrn
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8fsen alle pclitifdsn 0eftlf1afsn mttrrf ertaftn.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-01-30

9reifcn iIc g>iuS g. an, ,peil CT I'D, ilid,t cen
ilberpanntcn Srnrnaliifen llro cen fanatic
fhen observation-disclosures bin9eben nil"
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Srnorr6 umo Gefcn eee Naplte6 ucrmebrcn
bic @ahrIdeitlithfeit ieilter baloigeu 0iiife
fehr, jeopdt it Ger Gag nrd, nid,t scnau be-
ltinmt Gem 9lnfbcinc mad, 1T Die slnIeihe
ned, nidlt gang in Srtnnn9 9cbrdtbt. Die
GarpinGle bc9irneu mad, 9icm Surilfsnfebs
rciL Garbilial GcrtelIi, Ger Iiberolte prn als
len, 1T 9cIfprbcit.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-01-30

9fpm, zen 90 gcs. Tic 9ufunft res
Ernerr6 uuo Tcfcn eee Naplte6 ucrmebfcn
d bic @nhrld,eiltlihfeit feincr baloiger Nllfs
fehr, jeordp 1T rcr Ga9 nrd nit,t gcnau be-
lti!rmt Gem 9lnHtcnc mad, 1T Die 9lnleihe
nod, nidlt gan; in Srtnnn9 9ebrdett. Die
Garbirdle bc9innea mad, 9icm Surildsnfcts
rcn, @areinal GcrteAi Ger Iibe.allte ocn als
len, 1T 9clfprbcn.
Sranereitb.
o ari6. = Sn Der fo9cnanntcn brken
pcttf biloet ein 6ifrcihild)- rufIiher SeIb-
jug qcacn bic Gdmeis uno eann 9eaeu bic
franS6lIihe 9ieputttf immer nceh ben Gs9ens
tano allleiti8er 8siprehm9.
- prinl eent5 Napcl,cu BAT Die Snftbrf
ten vSrcibeit, Gcihheit uno Briloerl,dteit''
bon f.inrm paQalte atnebmen Iafcn. -
Stnfruhr in Sranfreth.
Nadrihtcn bon Belle Sele aeten an, tae
500 0cfan9ene, peld)e in Die eimuetie nid,t
eiu9clhcGen warcn, eincn 9lufrubr rcrnr
iad)tcn, iubem iIe bns l,climerf ihrer 3cucn
IN Seuer febten. Die Miltdrtet5rren pcr-
ludrn, ben 9lufitanb ,t b6mpfen, ,purcen
jcecd, ons9eIad't nno elmer Ger 9ef1n9e-
nen beidimpfte osn fcmmdnoirenoen @encs
raj auf cine gsdnlide g1eile Sim barouf
folseucen Sage 9rlan9 es cem Ntlitdr, sebn
Der MdoeIsfilbrer su psrbaften, mas jebph
nidt phne 0iutpergieeen 9elbeben fcunte.
Ntgie r.- Der Mcuitenr spn 9llgier
teridtet am 90, bos Ole gtabrid)tcn bonn
6riegsidauplae befrieoigeno ftno. Gie
Soiuptlin9e Der mciilen BeruinensStimme
baben I'M @nnee ge6cten. Sen. 0erbillcn,
Der feine @e9enwart nidt ldneer fir uctbs
ipencig biclt it uad) Gcnitautine snrildaes
fetrt unb liee ben Sberften Ganrctert sur
8crfrl9un9 Der enselnen Serninen 9!bttei-
tun9en suriid. - gu Den itrigen Gheilen
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Sran;cin Bel 3aatfa fotetsn rielclben 10
Sfft;ere unb eco Mann an Gcbtcn, uno
81 Sffiiere unb 600 Mann an 9ermnnoes
ten. 233 Waun ipusben bon @bclera uno
Grfdcpfuug pcqacrnfft.
Der 9lfbtar Yon 9llgter berihtet am 20.
Die slnfunft 9dbaroicu's ouf ieinem g9eee
uad Dem Sunern Nfrifa's. Gr reilt anf Gos
fen Der eu9liltben &e9ierung.
D6nemarf.
Ddnemarf. - Der observation-disclosures
nit Danemarf 1T bis gum 4. Wirs ausqes
bebnt nprbeu.
- Gldlter bon Copenhagen perneinen bic
Idnaere 9Iusoebuun9 te5 MaffenIfQ(tances
smIhen Gdnentarf unb preueeu.
SfnfIanb
ct. peters surg, cen 4. Del. =
Die @tpIera bat jcbt oaS eurppilfhe Nues
lano Derlal1en. 9tnr neeh an einigcn Nuufteu
ces taltihen Wecres it biele Gpioenie
herrfheno, bat a6er eineu ipeit miioereu
@barafter on9encmmen. Gcit bem letsteu
8rgiHne oieicr Graufbeit in Giuelano, no
lIe ,id)t weni9er ais brei ppae Sabre nil
tbete, wNrben 1,685,s5O Werlonen rappn
befallen uno 65l, ,Ol2 itarben. c;n ct. Wes
terebur9 ftnb bel eiuer 8ep6lferung BON
100000 Scclen 22,o22 Sdle pcrocfrmmen,
con benen fd, 1890 aS t6tflid, rrniefen.
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eauf cen fIe i'm Sabre 1881 uno 80 seucm-
men bate,
a
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Die TlndHins8 8s9lugelegcubeit bat uun
ben u9lnflna Scm Gnoe" credit. Sbr urrs
getIidler Sreuno-Sir Stratfcro Canning,
Der trinilde Gelauble-bat ben Smtan ane
asWieirr, feine SNlsling, ben sebeimen
Ninid)en Selfredl5 uub 0iueIanbs aufius
cpfern. acHutb uno feline llugludsgsfdbrten
pcroen in Gcrfer geworfen, cecr tod, ,ulm
peniglfen in folder 9lrt eefauoen aetalteu,
cas Ger 8aifer BON 9iuetanb fe cieIes Trib,
jabr leiht aus oen Setuagsu herauebclen
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Sriber @errg @annin9's, wnree gum 0er.
rather an zen armen rerfclgten Geien eiuer
tcdhersi8cn, tapfern Otation (!
80 tfeript.
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bic Gahridt, ba6 bic Seftreidber iid,
tmmer mebr 9tDm ndbermsmnb Die
Stdbte befesen, fpcld,e bic Spauer
oerlafIen baben. Sn 9iom lrlIen cbne 9lnfbss
| rem frifdle Grurpem anfcmmcit lleber Die
9iiidfehr hes papites feblen nue 0lndridten.
Iie poliSei 1T einem @onplotts auf bieSpur
9efcmmen ipeides febr pegwei9t fein fcG.
Iahweben. Gie 3eit it jeet 9cfommen
no cen transatlantifhen pbililtern Die Ga.
| fd)ert ansseflcpft iperbcr I'm bic rcafticnds
rem SoersenssGrsiceumgeu su beSablen Niinf
enrppaildIe Staaten BADEN ben 9tufang qes
niad,t fId our.h Die bebeutenhe 9Inleibe bon
nidt pcnigcr als enbunbert unb fiuf,etn
Mllicneit 2baler Die Soften Der 9fcpcIntis
cnssllnterorildnnGeir besahleu sn laiIen -
1 Das fhnlcenreidjc Seiferreidh maht ZEN 9lns
fang NIT adtlnobrfi6ts Miuionen 9baler !;
| Sranfreid nil tree bes ccncurslillternciI
| 8inans MniiferS Sculo nidlt ,pen;eer als
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sipansig Wiaicncn. gGaS 0fn6lanb ilnb
prfueea fcroerr, it ncd, nieht genau anflnnis
nitrt, aber Die Maas sGtreet nuB ncttnenoiq
ansrIfrn nm eilrcpaifd'e @aigen AT talen.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-01-30

Grafau, 26 gsro.-Ter Srtn reS
Gsu DembiuSfp refo,er rrn c,u Srlfrei,
dern 9Ieidfant aI6 gcifel fir fsineu @a.er
9efau9en gebaIteu Wurre, ii in Sreiteit &C.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-14

MRs. PARTINGroN's INaUIRIEs.-What
kind of curiosities does President Fill.
more's Cabinet contain?
Whether the Powder Magazine con-
tains any good reading on the subject Of
ladies' dresses
Whether the Pope is going TO roam al
over the world before he dies ?
Whether his bulls are as ferocious a.
ever?
Were the liberty poles which were re
Gently cut to pieces in Paris, the las, 20
that noble race
Under what special cannon does thu
Senate of the United States confirm min
listers?
When Committee in Congress makes
a report, does it not produce agitation
among the members? a
Is the United States Mint any better
for juleps than the Common mint ?
Has the Double Eagle two pair Of
wings or not?
Is gntta percha the dried entrails of 9
kind of fsh-if not, what is it
Do dead letters ever revive after reach
ing the General Post Office.
Do nsvigators have to double their
capes in all latitudes-or is It only in cold
regions?
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-14

SrATEsor WISCONSIN,
County Of Grant, IS.
Grant county Coart--h Probate.
In The matter Of the last Will and Testament
of Abraham L. Higgins.
duplication for Probate Of IHI.
DUBLIC-NOTICE is hereby given, that
on reading and filing the last Will and
Testament of Abraham l.. Higgins, late Of
said County, deceased, testate, and on reading
and filing the petition of Jacob Sutton, named
in said will, as Executor for the Probate there
Of, II is ordered, that public notice thereof be
given by publishing the same in the Grant
County Herald, weekly newspaper, publish
ed in the town of Lancaster, in said County,
for three successive weeks, and that the same
be set for hearing at the Court House, in the
Town of Lancaster, in said County, on the
sixth day of November, 1850, at one O'Clock
p. NJ, of said.day.
tt+t+t Given under my hand at Lancaster, this
+4n+.a.t 9Th day.of October, 1850.
CYRUS X. LORD, Judge
7lt3] Of the County Court, Grant Co., Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-14
Tcrms--Single Copies So.
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SMK,RIFE,S SALE.

ivy virtue of an execution issued out OF the
X office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court,
in and for the county of Grant, and State OF
Wisconsin, to me directed, IN favor OF Richard
Hamer, plaintiff, and against the goods and
chattels, lands and tenemei.ts OF James 1000
fellow, defendant, have levied upon an !ne
right, title, interest, claim of dem whicn ,he
said Goodfeliow had on the 2nd ocv OF July,
A. d. 1850, or at any time afterwaros., IN anu
to the following described premises, to VII =
A certain tract or parcel of land commencing
in the centre of section number twenty-seven,
(27,) in township number three, o. north Of
range number three, (3,) west Of the fourth
principal meridian, thence south variation eight
degrees and thirty minutes, east 2050 links.
thence south thirty-eight and a half degrees,
east 222 links, thence north eighty degrees,
east 210 links, thence north 1875 links, thence
north fifty-nine degrees, east 3S2 links, thence
forty-two degrees, east GIT links, thence north
forty-five degrees, east 1925 links, thence north
70S links to the north line Of the south east
quarter of said section number twenty-seven,
(27, } thence west on said line 1910 links to the
place of beginning, containing twenty-five (25)
acres, which will offer and sell at pnblic ven
due to the highest bidder for cash, at the out
ward door Of the Court House, in the town Of
Lancaster, in said county of Grant, on the 2Sth
day of December, 1850, between the hours of
ten O'Clock A. NJ and four O'Clock p. M. of
said day, to satisfy said execution and costs.
MAT. WOODS, Sheriff,
Grant County, Wisconsin.
Sheriff "a Office Nov 49, 1850, T76t6
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-14

THE WAY THEY DO THINGS IN New
YoRK CIrY.-One evening last week
the board of Aldermen met, and, at an
expense of 1858, solemnly resolved that
the place of holding the election, in the
third district of the. seventh ward, should
be removed seven doors, viz: from l66
Cherry street to l52 in the same thor
oughfare. The board of assistants, seized
by desire to do their country some SER
vice also, held special meeting yester-
day, at which twelve members were
present, at $4 each-$48. The assist
ants voted aye on the question of concur
renee with the other board, and the city
forthwith became indebted to the twelve
in the above sum of $43, which, added
to the $68-the price of the Aldermen
meeting-makes $ll6, the expense Of
changing one poll station.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-14

CELLARs.-Probably one of the chief
causes why vegetables of different kinds,
particularly carrots, beets and turnips
rot SO soon after being deposited in the
winter bins, is the want of proper care
in ventilating the cellars in which they
are deposited. In Germany, in all or
most of the cellars, there is communi-
cation maintained between the cellar and
the principal chimney, in order to facili'
tale The escape of noyious and stagnant
gass engendered by the vegetables and
other contents.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-14
california Morality.

Some of the letter writer's, (some will
suppose disappointed fortune-hunters,
represent the morality of California al
most equal to that of one vast gambling
house,, A correspondent of the Cleye-
land Herald writes:
"The most rascally abuses are openly
practiced by men who have got into pow
err here. The legislature created all the
offices that were ever heard of, and fixed
enormous salaries and fees. The Judge
of the county court here has $4,000
per annum. Then there is recorder, a
distr ct court, superior court, and a
supreme court. l do not know what
their salaries are, but suppose they as
cend, gradually, from the county judge
up. Then the justices of the peace are
paid by fees; and as a party can COM
mence suit without giving security for
the costs, they entertain any suit that is
brought before them, and give judgment
whichever way there is the best chance
of getting the costs! A ship is free
plunder for the whole set. 1t matters
not Wna} the CASE Is, vi Wuat tuc law III
regard to it, the ship is sure TO be beaten.
Tie legislature established pilotssi in a
port where any man can bring in ship,
and fixed their fees at So per foot-thus
giving sixteen men perfect sinecures.o l
from $500 to ST 900 per day. 1t takes
about half of this to man and pay the
expenses of their pilot boats-but then
the amount is paid by ships going in and
coming out, and is SO much money stolen
by authority Of law.
They levy state hospital tax on all
ships coming here, which the United
States Supreme Court decided to be I'M
constitutional only two or three years
ago. The health officers fees for board
ding a vessel are SIG, and the arrivals
will average six or eight day. The
resident physician of the hospital has
$40, OOO. salary per annum." -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-14

PRESIDENT FILLMORE AND THE Fu-
oITIvE SLAVE LAw.-The following in
cident is told in letter from the Wash
ington correspondent of Tuesdays Rich
mond Enquirer:
"a distinguished gentleman from the
West-an ex-Senator-called on Mr..
Fillmore, and, after exchanging the usual
courtesies, was asked by the President
how the fugitive slave bill was received
in the West. The reply was that the
law, although unpopular in his State,
would doubtless be enforced. The re-
mark was playfully made that, as the
President was sworn to preserve, pro-
tect, and defend the Constitution and
Laws he (the ex-Senator) presumed
Mr.. Fillmore would execute fhis taW.-
To the very letter, sir, was the instant
reply of the President-'to the very
letter, sir, whatever may be the conse-
quences.'"
The Washington Union relates another
incident, in which it is stated that the
President declared that he was deter
mined to execute faithfully the fugitive
slave law, and would appoint no man to
office who might be called upon and
would not zealously cooperate in its ex-
ecution.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-14

GRAND Fowl SHow.-Once in ten
years there is a new mania for something
useful. We can remember when bee
hives, bee-gums and bee-palaces, were
all the rage-when everybody was de-
termined to be sweetened with their owr
honey; and when the morus multicaulis
fever carried away some fine fortunes
and now about sober Boston, the farmers
and country gentleman, are all for spec
ulating in fowls. Dorking, China, and
some others, bring very fancy prices
and are measured like horses, according
to their number of hands in height =
which by the way must be considerable
as it is said the tallest can stand upor
the ground and feed from the top of &
flour barrel. The Fowl fancies have hat
a great fair in Boston, where very supe.
rior specimens of poultry were exhibit.
ed, and it was proved that there were as
many grades and qualities among the
same class of birds, as among ma
tives," " Short Horns" and devon.
shires."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-14
WomAs's RrcHrs CoSvESrros.-Ne

WoMAN's RIGHTs CoNvENTIoN. NO
particular interest attached to the second
days proceedings of the Convention
Towards the close, Miss Sojourner
Truth, decidedly ebony visaged maid
en-, entertained the audience with few
original observations. She said she
could not read, but she had heard that
man apd woman fell. If so, they had
been going down together ever since, and
she did not know what right man had to
rule woman unless he was made anew.
If woman turned over the world, as it
was said she did, she was now turning
it back again. Men have ruled long
enough, they can't rule any more, for all
the evil is done that can be done. She
thought the truth could be told in few
words, and there was no need of making
SO long linkum about it,"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-14

DISPATCHES FROM THE ARCTIC Tx
prpTraos.-The N. Y. Tribune publishes
dispatches from Lieut.. E. J. DeHaven,
commander of the expedition in search
of Sir John Franklin. He reached the
high attitudes the 9th of July, up to
which time they met with no obstruc-
tions from theice. They passed Baffin,s
island, when clear strait opened itself
se the west. From here they had run
of forty miles, when they were stopped
by ice. They worked while, and the
ice clearing away, they made sixty miles
further. They experienced dangerous
gale, with fogs, before they arrived al
Cape Dudley Digs. On the 18th, they
fell in with the two vessels under Capt
Penny. They had been unsuccessful II
endeayors to enter Jones' sound. They
were TO touch at one or two points II
seek for information, before they bore
away to Wellington straits, the appoint
ed place of rendezvous for the rest Of
the squadron. The officers and mel
were in good health and spirits.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-14

THE FLYING MAcHrNE.--Capt. Tag
CARTS machine went up Wednesday from
the Thatched Cottage in Jersey City, but
the Captain didn'tgo with it. Owing to
some mismanagement in starting, the
machine took wrong course and was
soused in the Canal, from which it was
extricated with some difficulty. While
drawing it back to the place of starting,
the rope broke and the balloon darted of
into space, leaving its owner behind
1t passing over the City, changing its di-
rection several times, the wheels turn
ing in the air, which led TO the general
belief that the aeronaut was with it and
directing its course. Capt. Taggart will
Immediately commence the building Of
another spparatus.-N Y. Tribune,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-14

POISONED NrEcTIoNERY.--Dr. Law
renee Reid, of the New York hospital
states that person who had been en-
ployed in painting and ornamenting can
dies, was taken to the hospital TO be
treated for what may be supposed to be
rheumatism, both of his arms being par
alysed. 1t was discovered, however,
that the paralysis was occasioned by
poison, the paints used in his trade con-
famed white lead, one Of the most pois-
onous preparations of carbonate of lead
The doctor cautions confectioners against
using such substances, and children from
eating candy colored in this manner
The man was poisoned by merely hand
ling the articles.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-14
sHERITF,S SALE.

DY virtue of an execution issued out of the
ID Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court
in and for the county Of Grant, and State Of
Wisconsin, and to me directed and delivered
in favor of John Clabaugh, sr., plaintiff, and o.
gainst the goods and chattels, lands and tene-
ments of George w. Buckhoder, defendant
have levied upon all the right, title, interest
claim or demand which the said BuckholdeI
had on the 10th day of November, A. ID. ls4s,
or at any time afterwards, in and to the follow
ng-premises, to wit Lots number four, a.
five CO.. and six (6) and seven, ID in Block
number twenty-six, CO. in the town Of Ian
caster, in said county of Grant, which will
offer and sell at public vendue to the highest
bidder for cash, at the outward door of the
Court House, in the said town of Lancaster, on
the 2Sth day of December, 1850, between the
hours of ten O'Clock A. M. and four O'Clock
P. M. of said DAY, to satisfy said execution and
costs.
MAT WOODS, Sheriff,
Grant County, Wisconsin.
ShariHts Ofica Nov II 1870 T76tG
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-14

COLLINS AND CUNARD.-The New
York correspondent Of the Philadelphia
Inquirer says:
IAN arrangement has been entered
into between Mr.. E. X. Collins and Mr..
Cunard, that during the winter vessel
of each of their respective lines shall
leave New York and Liverpool alter.
nately. We shall therefore have week
Ily communication with the Old World
until spring, when, as heretofore, it will
be semi-weekly."