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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-09-11
Delinquent Land Tax Sale.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,,
COUNTY OF GRANT,
TPGG.7SURERS OFFICE,
Ian caster, August Is, 1854.

TPlEaSURER's OFFICE, ,
Lancaster, August Is, 1854.
NJ Office is hereby given, to all whom ii
y may concern, that will, on the second
Tuesday in September, A. d. 1854, at the Trea-
surer's office, in Lancaster, the county-seat of
said county, between the hours of nine O'Clock
A. M, and four O'Clock P. M. of said day.
and the next succeeding days thereafter, sell al
Public Auction, SO much of each of the fol-
lowing described tracts of Lands and Town
Lots, Situated in said Grant County, as may be
necessary for the payment of taxes, interest,
costs and charges thereon, for the year A. D.
1853, which may remain due and unpaid, on
the said second Tuesday Of September, A. D.
1854:
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THE 'iIsiEs.

We thiuk tia very far, estinsate 10 say
that within The past year enough money has
hsenl inst in the county by forgeries, >. fail
ures and ,defalcaious 70 equal the enormops
State. debt of Pennsylvania, Men of the
best siqnding in society have beon tempted
into exlrayagant speculations, luxurious liv.
ing and ruin Ii is temptation, more than
inclination that leads men 10 crime andthe
spirit Of the lines has much 10 answer for
in the heap of financial and mora! wrecks
that lie everywhere slrewed over the land TO
alalm apd warn. In these visila,ions soci-
ely is reapug the inevitable rsribulion
which follows the toleraion oil evil in, tpri-
vale morals or public systems. When such
oulrages as the Galphin and Gardner affairs
can happen il government places, We need
not be surptissd that tie vondrrsmi,h for.
geries, !Sthayler frauds and Meigg's fall
ures follow Corwin gel premium for his
delicate vice, and why should Manchester
or Clark b., modest aud trouble themselves
with conscience. -
Tie spirit of speculation and extravas sance
has demoralized business and public integ-
riy TO an alarming extent. Ii has drove pri.
ces up 10 fever heat and excited bnsuess
10 mosi unnatural and morbid state. The
currency is diseased, anti credit has 5een
Wild. Individuals ran into debt until their
credit WINS exhausted. Tnen ihey formed
Banks, and in this shape incurred new liza.
-bi,ies Next the sate was made 10 strain
every nerve of credit, until ii staggered be-
meath It's load of debt The last expedient
has been 10 obtain municipal subscriptions,
and Thus 10 saddle every county, city and
borough with aEother burlhen.
" And a'ho is 10 pay? By these expedien,s,
property is mo'gased four times over; and
one dsbt is taxed 10 pay another. The inGi-
viaaal has the four debts 10 pay and as
pay day approaches credit contracts on the
same ratio as the demands for money in,
crease. Prices are unnatural, and must
come down ~
Only the sound views of our government
and the wonjrous influx, of wealth from
California have delayed The day of reckon
ing thus long. In New York and The Wes-
Tern States The crasl 10 already heard, The
free banking system 10 those States allowed
cfeditAo serve again as The basis of credit,
and Ibis offered double facilities for geuina
into debi. The sore fesered iastet. and the
soonegr. bursts ppen, In Pennsylvania. we
must eidnre The day of suffering little, Ion
ger, but the cure will come ip due lime.
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ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
Four Days Later from Europe.

/ New YoRK,, Nov. ;I2.-The steamship
Atlantic, Capt. West, slipped into port a.
poul O'Clock This afternoon, > entirely un-
announced She left Liverpool early on
"Wednesday morning, the lst inst, and brings
over hundred passengers. D. ,Ia a1
The London Times Ids,i6ss the refusal of
the French governmentto 10 allow Mr. SouIe
TO pass through France. That paper also
says that Messrs. Buchanan and Mason re.
gard this insullto Mr.. Soule rs a national
maiter.i III is umored than that MIR. Mason
has demanded an apology, which The Lon
daa Times says will not be conceded, The
affair has given rise to much newspaper dis
-cussion, and the belief is generally euler-
tanned that will create serious difficulty
between the French and American govern
ments. brF eC hs moi ! s@ba .eu 4u -7
The seige oil sebastopol progressed slow
,ly. "A small breach has beeu made by the
fire of the allies, and two of the oulworks
.sienced. On the other hand, the Russians
during sorlie sneeeded in spiking sixteen
guns in Frereh battery. sa .o ssa .iai frr
= The FTeuch steamer which left the Cr.
inea on the 2lsi, reports that the allied land
force had effected a breech, hut not yet
pIaolicable 10 storm g- sh.ll ptf t:t.g
1.-THE Russian official repott,l unders date of
the 2ad.-says that The garrison had made a
successful ,sor'ie aud destroyed French
battery, spiked sixteen French guns, asd
took Lord Duukellen, an English r.apleman.
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lectures in Tronesdaie.

- Last wiaiss the People of Honesdaie en-.
gagea,the best talent Of the country TO de-
liver q. series of lse;uEes in that place. Al
mong the lecturers were J. &. Sake, Mrs. T.
Oaks Smiih, Horace Greely DR.. Elder, Bay
ard Taylor, Theodofe Parker, and Dr. Adj.
ans. Tothese men si32 was paid for their
LECTURES, and The receipts from the lectures
was sos 49, Darlrg the coming winter
there is 10 be still more attention given
10 the supply the best lectures, and nearly
every literary maa Of po!e in the country
has been ensased The example is a good
one for olher places at least TO initiate, if
even iheg cannot equal it.
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sc s.:!: ARRIRsB,

AL Inc House of Gen. Blair. Lewisburg,
7!h inst, by Ed. Wm. Lane, JosEPH 2.
Nj HENRY, and Miss EEMtRA SUCKER, bath
OF Columbia county. Also. By Rsv. BIB.
Hamlin, Ira D. KLINE of Columbia co., aud
Miss MARY A. BarTAiN Of Hunting don, Lu.
zerne county
=, In Danvie, on Tuesday evening last by
the Rev. M. c. Lishtner, Mr. JOHN Evans,
of Binehamton, n. Atl 10 Miss MARGARET
HENRlE, daughter of WIN. Heniie, of Dam
vile. ... 5t,,-,-.t -.,.',. ..c.-,.
:. AtaMot unpleasant, on Saturday tho II,h
inst, by Isaac Muserove, ESQ.,, MIR. LEVI
Thomas, OF New York, 10 Miss ELIZABETH
MoRDas, Of Mouhtpleasant 4 '7it
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20 " A matter Of interest in, the news
is The unsuccessful attempt of the English
and French fleets in The North Pacific 10
take the Tow n Of Petroploski aud capture
two Russianfrisates lying in that polt. They
l5st over two hundred men in The attempt,
aud were obliged 10 leave without accom-.
plishhig their object, their vessels being very
much crippled, and one having LOST her
fore mast. There talk Of their returning,
aftsf being joined by several oller vessels
of war now ia The Pacific. The Russians
appear 10 give Il good account Of themselves
wherever they aro assailed, ...
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Our State Government.

IL The Legislature of Pennsylvania assem-
sies aud orgaaizes on the ftst Tuesday in
January, annually, and The inauguration of
the Governor takes place on th 9 third Tues
day of the same month. These are provis.
ions oi the Constitution A Legislative pro-
vision directs the election of U. S. Senator
to,take place on The second Tuesday of
February and that of Stats Treasurer OH
the Monday preceding the Tuesday Of the
Inauguration of The Governor, by the two
Houses meeting in Convention, the major.
isy oi.ihe whole ofrwtom sball form quo
rum, SO that sixty seven members can pro.
eeed 10 election, should minority absent
Them selyes.si-yf 9u, ui.gg a1t 4. .rE -rso
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appointment.

Tie comfy Commissioners have appoint,
ed MI. john FhuiT jr. of Jerseytowu as lhei
clbtk,, iihttie Tlace Of MIR Lee, who will
90 into the Re4sii AMI Recorders Officer
MrFrhTt is young man Of good educatio on,
aud, Irom what we can uieard, Of corr e. and
industrious habits. The announcement Of
his appointment hns been well received;
aud wa feel confident that the public W If
be satisfied with his attention 10 their busi-
ness He has the ability to make an ex.
celleni Clerk. tJ ,raif8 53'u tsp q 30
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ufouehtwo cz4Paigw EAke wYinosse1Yih
evfryoqtrer q lhe6puniJ y attest o. De-
vdionslo his fosunsshud hisz cause Bul ii
was aaalaKi1d 4hidalo rodtbuI 4e men
in the.n.ny fe1hmfp SELF fdf is bssl
andpIasi coaflen,iat appqintmea5hhe oSly
trnan who badsbfcaihedueason tdthe pafty
three years before and wllose chief finan-
cia feafs were 10 anticipate tho ttate reve.
nne by the issue of bonds exempt from tax
alton, and 10 tampef and temperfze with the
important subject f,ntunicipsl subscriptions
The appointment ,Jf 1camphsh was d iandi-
cation 81 aaslsz zialsgr.ig, but. r.hal ot Hughes
4 Locked YeIy Euebt Ike q. premipm rfat ddig-I
gapization.l d The. associaions thai advis.l
ed il were, .cepsiIiy .enleflaaa'e. IN, y,-iia
Before the election such. language would
hol have come from opt pen, .but an indIse-
pendent word is demanded BY ,lhe exiseneiesi
pf the times, and BY our friends criieissIn.
We belong neither 10 Mr., Buchanan nor 10.
Cameron, bul 10 onr own studied convic.
ions Of right. we have asked nothing
from either or ihem or Governor Digler, hut
We cannot sand BY in silence 10. see men
oJirscised in their behalf, who have for
YEARS loied by our side for the success, Of
Democratic principles, apd s;oood faithful
iii ibs ranks willie / he leaders deseGed. I If
in ite ba,ie oil lie such men are torn d.
way from us BY ills varied fate, We are 'sad
bni not vindieti-e, because we know Their
feat is yet "a tie good cause, We ktow
how after toil and lime ripsn the frdit.in tie
political vineyard, those who were loo lazy
or lint! TO work sneak il and steali il away.
and we write what we have feh and seen ~
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Notice to Collectors.

-ffNHE Collectors Of The several Townships
inA0 within the County of Cohu mbia, ere re-
quesed 10 take notice, that the time fixed by
law for tie 'e urug OF their exonerations
upon Militia Fines, will expire The first Maii-
day oil December next, Atleithat date, con-
seqnen:ly, the ommissioners will not be au-
thorlzed TO make any generations upon the
collection Of unpaid Malitia Fines, and they
will hold session onths first Monday Of
December for the purpose ofsmaking eaea-
eialions, when all collectors Interested will
do well TO attend. gqmJi hhS l,rs nd. y
90 s,E'g'2s sarsn DANIEL LEE. clsns!es
=, sCoMml 'sIoSER's 0FrloE. L @sT7sig
Bioomsbhrg. New. I6, 1851, "'ilat
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ARRIVAL 6F THE EMERlea.
ONE weEK ItzFER F15A nqnof 8

- - - ~ -
HAlIrAs Eovsa The hshmlhip Amstf
ca, from EIsverppa, with aies 10 the y
oclober, teached Ter whs1 at b'clock Ihis
afiernooff! --Na. --eN- -1 ..s
sebaslopol was being bomhardsd at last
accounls, but had no, yet been fken.
Austria aud Russia are on The point Of &C :
( tual war. .-...s-.-.sz4 !.
f. Mi, seuIe, the gAmsriean Minister at Ma
Did, has abseh prohibited from entefiug
! France.
The Observation-Disclosures OF sebastopol
aaTf latest adyices sfiois chat titwenty DAYS
selspsed lbetwesa thscdepaftne oPihea besiesi
Ping tfainsfroni BAaAIava andIfhei opening of
ahe fire ispun sebastopeh lis' ! bis ,sboow
r. The batteries were ready, fifteen in mum.
'beb ion the 17lh, when la'firefwas openedsu-
pon 1he'd dtys both ftom laid -aad sea- sMsislhe
bombardment continued until night. The
Russisns2 onslthe firsis alay,olost killed
lsandI Fwnandedst Admiral siKornileGs swas
saniohgrile killed VT Thea Qualifications suffer
,edi but liaiel Il 4 .'aot 10 $40 si 1sbboG
I-ns0Hthe 1lsih, ,the BON bardmentwas fesum-
edby tho aiIiedabaitetiss. The Russian des-
fss3ss no ssiis5a iaaas ifsquent sor-
lies. ad1 ,siY.sd ito fssd 7spaa itd s6-
mail leA Conbianiinoplaso son the
I5ih;i five steamers had arrived atnBaaklava
with thoset wounded 'inuepe!hng tire, vstsat
soHiemasie by eilsussianss 10000 strong.
z 'Lord' Raglan and Gen. Canrobert had for.
smaliy summon cd the garrison of Sepas,opo
TO surrender, and required the wonem clitlL
'dren and sirk tebe sent away, and the flags
hoisted upon the hospitals eirua s,ai r7o1,a
l9i Sofar as known, The Russian army new
being concentrated on the upper Beibec, al
ready numbers 45,0ooimen. stp irau a
aoThe allied armyiis now divided iaio, q
siege army, ahdlan army of obseryatien.---
The iatier-is posted on ths1exteasiye liable
lard which separates Balaklava from Sebas-
iopol, and accessible only from two poials.s
The Russians are lowering on the outside
oil. the positions of The allies. On the 7ih
they made strong demonstration on the
northwest extremity of The camp, but were
kept in check, and retired with1Ik coming 10
JANIS a.g4 iGEi iuiss 81 vi i.T Wr
., On The I'd, 9th and 1th of October the
garrison made eoraes from 'Sebasiopob and
succeeded in destroying some small works.
On the evening Of the 5lh a convoy of 4Ueos
Russians effected an entrance into Sebasio-
pol. ,.hlan sa-,-.,... ....-.,-,. e., ...
The allied forees.i in the Ctimea now num-
ber 10000, aud 5000 additional French
troops were ready TO embark from Marseil-
les on tho 2ls;, and 5000 Turks we.e await.
ing transports at VaEna.ol -s5dgg a.s, f-,-,
Letters sayilhal the Allies have 300 guns
IN battery, and, after few days FIRE. willat-
temRtio STORM the garrison, which. is eslima-
ted ali &c, 900 men, s,,--s ,.4.-,., {.....
i Admiral Menschlkoff, who commanded al
Sinope, aad sthe ComnanGant al Sebasio.
pol, has published an address, saying that
he Will defend it TO the last, aud that Iany
one is welcome 10 shoot i'm, il he dop'i. ,
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A TURKISH llcRoINE.- celebrated
Turkish woman Futma, Queen Hanum, who
led 500 soldiersio The seat Of war, has been
abandoned by her troops, and has re,urned
for recruits; Her military dress is described
as IS loose pair OF blue ltowsers, cashmere
tutban, red boots, with very long spurs, a
wasteoat, embroidered will pearls and gold,
and a waist belt which, Of itself, is per.
feet ARSENAL OF weapons. A spacious cloak
of red cloths similar 10 that worn by the
French soaiiis, envelopes her in lis copious
folds %. sSsH4' a'4s '' -'" @i'"
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An INCIDENT OF THE BALt,--A distinguished
gentleman from The interior Of the State who
-waspresent al the consolidation ball, made ihe
acqaaiHabcelof acharminy gouug lady, and
i Is, said lhatA matrimonial project is already
The result. The lady was caplivated by his
agreeable manners aud fine appearance :,
which was much set of BY his elegant suit
from Rocbhill &Wilsoir's clothing store. No.
III Chestnut street, corner oil Franklin Place.
.iHESRy's lNvIGoRarIHe CoRDiAb.- The mer
lis OF this purely vegetable extract for the
removal and cure ol physical pfostratiop
genital debility, nervous affections. Sc, &c.
are fully described in another colu mn Of This
paper, TO which the reader is referred. So
per bottle, Q bottles for So; six bottles for
Ss SIG perldozen.y EE-Obsefve lhe marks
Of the eenuae. s.t. -,...s.
Prepared only by S. Z. Cohen, No. 3 Frank,
Tin Row, Vine St, below Eighth Philadelphia
Pa, to whom all orders mast be addressed For
Sale by all the respectable Druggists aad
Merchants throughout The county. -,
t. w. DYoTT & Sons, No. 1872 North ond
ST., Philadelrhia, Sale Agents for Pehnsyl-
iVaitia! ~ goo titi ra crt Ef' ,-fl
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eEy' On last Thursday Mr.. William j.
Ikeler'' The newly elected Ceanly Coma,iss-.
sioner took his oath Of Office. and his place
as one of the Board. He comes i'd Under
favourable auspices, and is a man Of care.
ful and prudent business. habits, 50 that he
public can have eve fy coGfidencs iu' The
management ofthe county affairs. Andrew
Freas retifes Ifomahe Boafa.s9 10 lar sii 3
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a.. tY David Rockefeller has been appoint.
ed by the Court. County Surveyor of Nor.
thumb erland county, in the place OF Samuel
Young, resigned. MIR. Rockefeller is known
as one OF the best surveyors in the State.
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Wreck of Tho New Era

The ship New Era was Wrecked last Mon
day off tlie New Jersey coast, with $50 pas
sengsrs from Bremen, Sic is total wreck,
and over 200, lives musthave been lost, al
tbopgh she was within 3o0a yards of sthe
shore. By means of a mortar and ball, a
fne was thrown 10 The wreck, but The pas
sengers were gapparen,lytoo much exhaust
ed toiake advantage Oft. q # s'fst 10 52'
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CONSUL TO MoKnrCn.

y II with much satisfaction. indeed thas we
record tie appointment Of SAMUEL. 7, CoL-
LlNe', Of Wilkeslarre as Consul to the En-
plre OF M orrocco Ii is a rewa.I bestowed
on worthy and eempetenl man, and on. one
loo, who has deyo ed his whole life 10 the
advocacy of Democratic priae pDss. o..
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i @
bEHE News FROM GALUoGNIA--The news
from California is seryq interesting The
loss Of The steamer Yankee Blade is, a sub
iecl Of general comment. Some OF the pas
sengers expEesssihe Ibe!issthst. the wrsckug
-oi Of lhls fine ship was eontrived ia San Fran
cisco BY the "sho ulder-slrikers," of whom
large numbers were on bosrd; Immediate
ly on The ships striking, they took possess
sion Of The bcals. and permitted no one 10
enter until after hey had stripped him OF
his money. They robbed The treasure, cut
open, trunks, Sc, and i is said committed
even worse atrociles, Some ofthese wretch
es win doubtless be recognised and punish
ed as lhey deserve. The steiner had over
eight huntffed. passengers on board, many
of whom Tosl Il g earnings OF years OF toll in
California. "a. sam .t
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Teachers Wanted.

THE School Directors of Beaver township,
= Columbia county wish to engage five
competent schoo! teachers 10 lake charge Of
common schools in that district, To apph-
caills properly qualified s25 month viii bs
paid. Application must be made soon to
the Directors.
By order ofthe Board. 'r '.1s11A
SAMUEL JOHNSON, Secretary.
Beaver twp, Col Co. Pa Nov. 10, 1854.
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TT The horrors of the Arctic disaster
have sensibly affected the amount ot travel
tooEurope. The Baltic, which sailed on
Saturday, was scarcely one-third full, her
whole number Of passengers being butlsixts
!.
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The canal Rank opeaea hx ,hn sbsria

CLevELAND. Nov. lt,-Dr. AekleY,- a sps
cial dePosilor of $1,000 in, The Canal u
as'State Commissioner forlIe erection .oi llll
Insane Asylum. at Newblry, attempted 10
gel possession to-day, by law, as assignee,
but wass reiused The key Of the sale. The
Sheriff 'hereupon caused the safe wall to bs
broken into. The proceedings caused great
excitement: 1t is moi known what amount
Dr. Ackley ,obtaine,.. ...., .-, '.i
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The DurY ON CeaL.-sW see by The Boston
Times that The petitions in circulation ain
thai ri,yin favor of having the duty on ncoal
removed, have received twenty fvs hum
died signatures 3 5nuaaots iass 1s!tluqnoo
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Stray HeiGr..

/. A BOUT three weeks ago there cane tn
"a the premises OF the subscriber in Or
ange township, Cosmbis eounty, stray
red heiier apparently abou; year and a
half old. The owner is requested 10 prove
properly, pay charges and lake il away. or
ii will be disposed OF aecordins 10 law.
fE-sa aln JACOB SNYDER,
Orange township, Nov. is, is54-si. :.
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Destructive FIRE OF Moatiose.

g Binghampfo's November t1o-We slsam
from Moptrose, Penna4t thai a very destrue-
tive fire occurred there, this morning, consu :
ming large number of storss, shops and
dwellings. The loss is stated 10 be nearly
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III We are informed by good authority
that the North Branch Canal will probably
be in order Tor opening as early in the com
ing sprng as the cold and frost will render
il prudent TO lei the water ih u