Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-04-17
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u: a'ioh mere c0unlerfee
fives on The Exchange Bank Of LOCI nor
p"r' ~. Y. They are evidently from The
P'a'e on The counterleits Of HE same ds~
nomination on The Unaaila Bank ,vb;oh
were extensively circulated throuab ~.
vest during last summer. Cen,rs W.
nette, Female, Sickle. Grain -.
i've ana Cars. On right hand end, full
length female figure with lake. Left 81
centre Vignetle, letter v. with cunia ~
tie figure.--[ Nil. Sent. :"
IFA monster wolf was shut r. r.,
ton Co., His, few days since. wb,oh
has committed devastationslon sheeofoI5s
III The neighborhood for ses eralyears
She measured six feet in length.
a VEaERArED PLAcE.--W. II. Ma,
tarland of Virginia,has purchased. Mani.
lpelisr," the former residence of Jamas
Madison, the 4th President of ihs Tn;
ted States.
TThe Legislature adjourned the a
inst, and the members have passed law
sufficient for ten years TO come. Tho
People would consider it BLESSING f.
the Legislature did not meet more Than
once in five years. Milwaukee Wis
consin.
M. BEpINI.-A letter has been rece-
we'd by the Roman Catholic Archbishon
of Baltimore, from NJ. Bedini, Since his
return 10 Europe, in which he SAYS some
things about his reception in this coun.
try, and announces that he has sent over
some engravings taken after daeuerre.
o,ype of The painting of the Virgin of
Rimini, which is >aid to have moved lis
eyes miraculously, while he (Beainiy
was Governor of Bologna. He thinks
their distribution will do good in this
tcountry.- Milwaukee Sentinel.
II One item of the Deficiency Bill,
as it passed the Senate, appropriates
$4,000 for a Marine Hos pilal al Bur.
lington, Iowa.
| 45A memorial has been presented
to Congress, praying for "a grant of land
TO aid New York in making canal for
vessels, round Niagara Falls.
II Mr.. Goodrich, our late Consul
at Paris. is preparing to publish the
Peter Farley series Of school books in
The French language.
1.-THE Senate Of Georgia has pas
sed a bill to punish the keeping Of faro
or other gambling tables or establish.
ments, with imprisonment IN the peni-
Tertiary from one 10 five years. We
presume it will become law.
E7-About ST. 600 worth Of gambling
apparatus, which was seized by the pc.
lice on Friday night. was burned on tn.
city lot, by order Of the court, on Mon
day last, in Cincinnati.
IFThere is talk that Santa Ana will
divorce his present wife, ii he can ne
| goiia' "a marriage with one of the daugh.
ters of the QueenDowager of Spain. His
present wife was born IN Wester!o, Al.
bany Co., N. Y, and her maiden name
was Lapangll.
T%At a meeting of Tie New-York
Horticultural Society, resolution was
adopted TO hold the spring exhibition Of
flowers. on the first Of May, at BArnun's
American MUSEUM.
A MAHoGANy BaIDGE-- One Of the
bridges built blythe Nicaragua Transit
Company, on the road leading from
Lake Nicaragua TO San Juan del Sud, is
made entirely Of mahogany
1.-The Wisconsin Pinery says that
seyentyiive million feet Of lumber will
go out of The Wisconsin river before The
first of July.
! a5-The cars leave Fond du Lac every
morning for Wanpun. So says the
Fond du Lac Union.
! d5TThe Home Cs,cia at gVatertowni in
this State, has been discontinued
From the first of August 1853 to
the last Of February, l854,th export Of
wheat from the United State has beel
20. 100000.
JUDICIAL ELEcriow.--From the re-
turns received, we presume is no doubt
of the reelection of Judge Larabee in
the third judicial circuit, by decisive
majority.
I]France, says the London Times
has gained, under her present ruler, all
the ground which the Emperor Niclo4'
has lost. Nicholas hears himself justly
denounced by Bonaparte as the enemy
of Europe.
1.-The New York Suns Washing
ton correspondents states that Hon. ). A.
Douglas, Senator fiom Illinois. is about
TO marry Miss Cream, sister Of the vile
of MIR. Bennett of the New York Her.
aid.
- Three students at Beloit College
named ] A. Brewster. Alex. Kerr, ana
Walter Randall, have been arrested on
charge of illegal voting at the election
last fall. The ground of arrest was tna'
they, being only students, had no resi-
dence in Beloit.
Baltimore, April u.
. The Infeuigencer also publishes a lev
ter from Col. Fremont TO Col. beh'On'
saying that he has had reasonable SUI
cess in the object of his expedition anu
that his explorations thus far have Ossa
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