Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-07-04
COVER & GOLDSMITH.
He then dilated ON the different shapes

SAID he, from the North, where Doctor
Kane died trying to find road, that
don't see would have been any Use if he
mad found it, and besides, there amt nc
way since God Almighty made it right
fast and hitched it on the North Pole
Looking down at the corn bearing region
hear you can grow 100 bushels of corn
to the acre in the Miami Valley, and the
only difficulty is, you distil too much Of il
Into whakey that rains a great many tai,
tented men. Then away down South to
the Sugar plantations see how varied the
productions. How gorgeous this CONT
nent, how numberess its productions.
This variety makes trade and binds the
Union
Marshal here swayed about little aud
began again
"Who would trade potatoes for pota
toes?"
A voice from the other side of the street
-"Hurrahl' Marshal-"I hope when the
comet comes, old fellow it will switch you
with It's TAIL
/ He went on to elucidate the idea that
the trade Of Europe and Asia must centre
! he.e-that here their products must be ex-
changed He then showed the folly of the
notion that the Union could be dissolved,
and pictured the condition Of Kentucky in
such an event, obliged to pay import duties
to seaboard States, and serve AS the out
post Of Slavery, yet certain to find her ne
groes poor stock. He then traced the
lnoral and philosophical uses Of mountains
rains, and rivers generally, and referred to
the Mississippi Valley reclining with her
head on the Lakes, her feet i'll the Gulf of
Mexico, and her arms grasping the Ale
ghany and Rocky Mountains A Voice
".-ouderrl MsraLaI-''I am saying some
beautiful things, and you have not sense
enough to understand them" Again the
Voice ouder"
Mr. Marshal, evidently Disconnected
cat the judgement, when the Ruler Of the
Universe is tying all things, I expect some
Id fool VII! below Louder" at Him"
[Loud lauglterI He went on and made
some very fine remarks on the topics he
bad bfoachud, and then concluded by an
eloquent allus;on to the proyidential dis
coyery e America at the proper time, the
glory Of religious liberation and the sub
Iinnty of Icing free from priestly and arts
tocratic tyranny. He was loudly che cred
when lie retired.
"NorulSo BUT A NlqauR. in the st.
Louis Repa5licon-a singular misnon1er
for an Ola Line Wing Buchanan sheet
of Monday, we fad an offer Of "Seyen
Hundred Dollars Reward" for the appre-
henson aud return Of the following de-
scribed human chattels. Marshals and
til ii Deputies will please take notice:
"One bright nulatto boy named VIII
liam, about twenty-five years Of age, Tar
nearly straight. One other boy named
Lewis, nineteen years old, brighter color
than William, zair straight. A gill named
Mary Jane, fourteen years old, quite Ike
7y, 6uir and color same as Leegis. A girl
named Sarah Ann. nine years, old, pale
face, hair Hylt color. A boy named Ned,
eight years old, rather darker than the
Others"
Bat the "<trangest part of this strange
eveutfuI history" to us Northern men, who
have been taught that slaves are SO super
latiyely happy and contented, and that
even the Canadian fugtives long 10 return
to thei. masters "fesf-pots," we read fur
Their on, that the master
"WIl pay $500 for the apprehension and
delivery in this city of St. Louis, the faith
er of the children, on his conviction for run
ming off said slaves
The said Louis having bought himself
from the advertiser, and
"The mother is now paving for herself.
l therefore wish such base iagratituae pun
ished."
The father of these ''bright complexion
ed, pale-faced, straightforward chattels
should certainly be punished for the ''base
ineralitude" of buying himself; SO we say
to our Fugitive Law officials everywhere,
"Bestir Yourselves, the Union is endanger-
ed! Save oh, save ."- Greensburg Ind.
Republican.
suaAR-The Boston Herald publishes
figures to show that the present high
prices of sugar are attributable.to specula-
tive designs, rather than to any scarcity.
The Herald says:
/ Gu June LIST, 1854, there were 2S,o94
hhds. and 6,304 boxes of sugar IN the
New York market; same date 1855, 3d.
97S hhds., 1861; same date 1856, 3d.
1oI9 hhds, 1850 boxes and same date 81,
scoops hhds., 29,ll3 boxes, and 1880
bags Singapore!
srhe same excess of the stock of mo-
lasses in New York market may De noted.
/ On the lst Of June, 1857, there were II
s5I hhds, 1o,5l9 bbls. Of molasses against
/ 2I5o hhds., and 1885 bbls. on the same
date last year.
is it not evident that speculation and
not scarcity keeps up the price Of this nee
essary Of life"