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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25

ENCOURAGED by the large patronagage il my Stove
T. Business take pleasure in informing the people OF
CLAYTON and adjoining COUNTS that have connected
TIN SHOP with Hardware, Stove and Iron Store
where will lnanafae ture and sell at wholesale and re-
iail every article of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron
~ are the lowest price All orders work prompt
iy attended to-Nov. l. 1856. G. F. WEST.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
Paw IIn at Pafasi-

LII persons indebted to BY note or book account
"A notified to come and settle now "a we are in
Of money and must close up business Immediately
ANDERSON & HAAIM0ND.
June goth, 1856. l-u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
Notice ! Noticaii

q # 0NEY WANTED.-All persons knowing themselves
w indebted TO us either by Note or Book Account
viii please pay up, End commence new account us We
are in need OF money
IS GEORGE ". RYI.AND & co.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
TnnIr at This

A III persons knowing themselves indebted TO me
a either on Book Note account will save cost by
pas ing up Immediately for compelled to raise a
large amount of Money soon, consequently the money
mus come without delay. 25-tf D. r. WALKER.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
10 The Public!

IF YOU wish to buy Hardware, Tools, Stoves, l.
| ron, finWare, &C., Sci, YOU will save money by
going 10 The exclusive Hardware, Stove and Iron Store
If G. i. WIESf in Gutenberg, whore you viii find the
most extensive stockin the county, and the lowest pri
Sign Of the black stove, in the three-story stone
building Gufenbarg Iowa.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
GENERAL NOTICES.
Notice, Positive Z,

FTNH0SE old Notes and Accounts due d. T. Parker
1 be paid Immediately or they viii be pat forthwith
in the hands of Barber 4 Lowery fer collection.
Please take notice. d. I. PARKER.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
Wheat Wanted.

400 900 BUSHELS of good dry merchanteb',
IOJ. JiF5Wheat. for which the highest market piice
willat all mes be paid, is wanted at the GeosseeMils
We will bay Slaves, Hoop Poles and Flour Barrels.
VIRGIN & THESDALE.
January 20, 1857. 81
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
CAUTION.

IL persons hereby cautioned against purchasing
"a or exchanging money other Yaluab,ea for Ger
tain pronliasoy noie given by to one j. NJ. Cannon
for the Of one hundred dollars, unto ten per cent
interest dated sometime in May, 1896, and due on the
first Of May 1857, the same obtained from me
raudulenty and without fair consideration and de er
ined TO not pay the same MARTIN PHILLIPS.
EIIenboro', April 9th, 1907 42-5t~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
REAL ESTATE
A Farm for Sale

IN PATCH GROVE, GRANT COUNTY, via
It0NTAlNING two hundred t6enty~six aid ane-ha;f
acres. Sxty-seven and oBe-lalf acres of said farm.
is timber land Of the best kind. Fifty scses = s.ea
down With Timothy and clever, which siioTi lAe s"s
kind OF meadow, and Of orelssrs THE
s1a.a,ei ol fa part ir,iiio and IA ealvatiou,o S
the bes! kind End is situated within two miles of The
town OF pScA Grove. the leading foas between the
mississippi and milwaukee,, where several cosches pass
daily. The fsrn, well accommodated with w0e sun
ply of water of the best klnd Also there IL Two good
Dwelling Houses, barn. s5aaics IDS, log house spr
workman, ard several siher Houses too humorous
mention. Fof siFher particulars srey e Inc ~ ga
he farm. Ais9ITJG FE4A%,
JanraeY 1sth, 1857. amoS0
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
Jones Corn Planter.

BEEToWN. WISCONSIN
rEHE subscriber gives notice that he WILL by himself
4 or agents. visit every farm neignb0rhood in Grant
and Iowa counties, TO furnish Jones Corr Piaatef,
known Throughout the country lie irat premium I'M
elements of tie kind offered.
Written testimony Of the perfect success of this
Pastsr given By the principal farmers OF Grant COUNTY
vii he furnished ia circulars all Inquiries Valuable
improvements have made npon this Planter since
Inst YEAR rendering il stronger and able last FOR
life time if used with 1t is sold at IKE pri
ces as before--Si0o0 JOHN DODGE.
Reetown, Aniil 9Th, IS57 32-6t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
Home Again I!
FRESH ARRIVAL!i
AT TAFTON.
NEW GOODS ALLOW PRICES 7

rENdE subscribers are happy TO 10 the cit-
Il zens Of Iafton and vicinity, II tley Row in
receipt Of
Large aad acel selected Stock Of Goods
Consisting Of Dry-6oods, Groceries, Hardware, Iron
and Nails. QueenswaIe, Tin Ware Hats, Caps, Boots &
Shoes Clothing, TUBS Buckets, Drugs, Medicines Oils
Paints, and thousaad and (Iool) things too na
nerous TO Inention.
Being thankful for past fayors, fater ourselves
that we offer TO the Public well selected Stock Of
Goods at prices that must be satisfactory Our motto Is
Qutcs safes and small profss foa Ready Pay
Come Que, come ALL and examine for yourselves Pro-
duee taken in exchange for Goods.
J. L. BESHAM, BENHAM & OSBORN.
h. 5. Osborn. { 15-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
Caution.

WHEREBY warn all persons against purchasing two
1 pron,isory notes, given by to Mary Buchanan or
bearer, dBted October 1st 1885, One for $780, due one
year from date of note. The other for $500, due two
years from date of note, have been garni~hed and
judgment rendered. WILLIAM c. WARWICK.
T9fton, Wis, Apiil7th 1857. Ait
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
e;enuine e1harter OaL s,o,
Tin. connarsand Sheet Iron Manusac

A Ii. SIZES of this we'll known Stove or hsnd-war-
N lsanted to be the Genuine--for sale low, by
Gutenberg. Nov. l3 90. G. T. WEST
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
A Farm for sale.
REAL ESTATE FOR CASH.

rSyIE subscriber offers the following Lands and lilae
I Lots fer sale at low price,
$50 acres situated the East Branch Of Blue Ris
80 see , T. g. r. ! west of which 100 is good
nsov land which will yield from 100 to 200 tors Of
bay annually There is also drstate miil-site, with
IL Is foot fall good spring. and he@ed log house
upon the prs.Enises-
Also 100 acres situated in IS T. 6, r. ! West
;t improvements of Fame dive ling-house. one
esar3e ham one smokehouse 10 cultivation 5
rood snjng and branch running tn. il the centre.
THIS iand i all tiiiabie.
also Two Lots in The Village Of slontfort, 81
which one il improved, with good dwelling and
garden upon it; the other is uniinproyad-
A. II. sCHNEE.
Wineville Grant Co.. vie, March ID, 1871. 81
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
rATT.Tg q PEPPER.

ON h - e1 10 nfor, fl1e citizails Of Taueas-
w ter and vacity, that they receiving a large
stock of Fall and Winter Goods at Tho old stand a j@hu
b. Calls where we viii be happy to show something
new and sell goods at wonderfully reduced prices
Cash buyers viii make money by giving US call before
buying elsewhere, our motto will ever be, "Quick
sales small profits and ready pay"
CALLS & PEPPER.
Lancaster Wis Sent 25th 1856. lift
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
Eve Store-Rooms q other Baildings
Fgyss RENT i'm Pleasant yaj;a,y rsotns; -flnn oi

FEY0 RENT in Pleasant Valley, rotosi.--one Of
81 il Il rev taiiciae sstty furnished new occupied as
general dry-soods store with all necessary buildings
attached to IL such cellar granery, smoke and dwell
ling house.
would state for the information Of those desiring TO
go into mercantile business that BRBsH Hollow is
of the first commercial points in Cram County
Merchants druggists and Others respectfully invited
to come and see for themselves.
For further Information call at the residence Of the
subscriber. WI. HUNT.
Pleasant Valley, Nov. 22d, 1856 26tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
nay MAR e.

s,bscr;ber residing in the town Of
lS,snbor IN lands owned bs him, on 5th OF April
~ one tree Of four year old Bay Mare; sa shou
81 cut on inside of left fore leg oeloN
ard take said stray 15-lr
Anil 10th, 1857.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
pOT0sT wAn BIS y

TkNitE UNDERSIGNED is prepared to receive a kinds
4 OF Merchandise and Produce in StoFe at his Ware
h0nse ut Potosi, nd viii attend to Slipping of Produce.
Charges moderate G. LEE ANDERSON.
Po7oai. March lst 1857. 81
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
DISSOLUTION.

FEsIE co-partnershp existing between D. Taft and
Eijeh Mont, was this day dissolved by mutual con-
mt Ali business accounts of the cd firm viii be
s.ftsd bi D. W. Taft And those indebted 10 the said
ann * Il please call aue sette.
TIE business will still be carried on by d. " Taft
l7-am d. w. TAFT.
Tafton Wis, Oct. It'll, 80. ELIJAH MONT.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
Shoe G Boot Shop in Lancaster

REAo1-Nla0=s WORK E<G9T ON I-iANlO
AND WORK DONE TO ORDER.
THANKFUL. for past isvors, ask generous
SE patronage for time 10 come.
R8H At THE ROOM
sFsa.iormerly occupied by Walkers Sad3ery-nearl,
opposite The Herald Office, where viii be found Baag
ing anag every day SUNDAYS excepted.
Lancaster. Nov. l. SO. 10 CHAUNCEY BANGS.
PREMIUM TANNING MILLS.
IT ABE By the the subscriber which has taken the
lYa Premium every year in this sinte; they are made
good seasoned utpber and put together in good work
manke manner and warrented to do good business ia
cleaning durable with proper Mills taken to
any part Of The country for liberal charges Mills always
land and sale cheap for cash. al Kinds of
try Produce taken exchange for mills Corn Shelters
of he best pattern wire and screeney OF all kinds al
ways on hand. Repairing done short notice.
All orders from abroad ,r receive prompt attention
and filled with Dispatch
You will always find me st tA shop to wait you.
II. SCOTT
Prairie du Chen CLonertosn) Aug. 22d, 1856 io-Iy
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25

Titles inispufabe. Call on subscriber In Platevile
Wisconsin for any tract after anu including NE
of Sec 8, Town s. r. Va call Hon. j. Allen Barber
of Lancaster. STEPHEN 0. PAINE.
Noy. l1th, 1858. Sm2I
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
aocket Book found in the cars

T10UND by me- on the G. & C. T. Railroad Cars, on
T. 3ist uit. a Pocket Book contang notes, valuable
papers money. The have the same by de-
5cribing property, and paying advertising charges
JOHN i. CALLS.
Lancaster, Wis, April 9th, 1857. &--3t%
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
HARDW ARE. &C.
stoves Stoves. Stoves,

T HAVE row on hand the largest stock Of COOKING
d beantifa patterns in Part got up expressly for the
western country, with large re- laces and baking
particularly call the attention of farmers TO my
kesatei Orea Stoves of which have ten sizes OF the
Attest Dc tterns. All Of my warrant in every re
snect TO ~ re satisfaction. have siso very large as
sortnent of iaARL0R COOKING, PARLoR and Bon
STOVES. which will sell at very low advance.
Gutepbnrg Nor, 49, SO. G. f. WEST.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
Dissolution of Co-par.nership.

fHNHE FIRM heretofore existing under the name and
l STYLE OF SWEENEY EshiNGEs, has this day been
d1ssoiFed b. mutunl agreement. All demaGds against
said iinl vii be lied by NJ Eslnger, and Indebtedness
must be paid TO hiIn.Dated potoSi, March nth 1901
4t39chd JOHN j.. SWEENEY.
MATTHIAS EeiINGER
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25

Glass, &C.
ALSO, Farm Innpements-of every kind kept in store
intend to say that my stock is just full be
f0una at Lancaster or other towns.
Ny prices low--cheapor than II sold credit and
loat half OF all profits.
win sell only for pay down either for money pro-
Guee, and full value shall always be given.
ORLANDO W0ODMAN.
Ennrli1nnrA. Anril I6til IS5T 43-tf
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-14
AMY Ell ny.

The Orange Guards, intending to celebrate The Sc.
cond anniversary Of the formation Of their company on
the eth instant, addressed letters the volunteer
companies in Raleigh, Wilmington, Fayetteville and
Salisbury inviting them to visit our town and partci.
pate in the festivities OF the occasion. The following
is the correspondence:
Hillsborough, N, G., September 81, 1857.
Dear Sr.-The Orange Guards" Capt
Pride Jones, intend celebrating their second
anniversary at this place, on Tuesday the
27th Of October next, when and where We
shall be pleased to see you and the officers
and soldiers under your command, and have
you participate with US in the festivities
usual upon such occasions.
Please inform US at an early day whether
we may expect you as our guests.
Respectfully yours,
THOMAS WEBB, ] Committee
ID. ID. PHILLIPS, Of
THOS. l.. COOLEY, Invitation.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-14

4 DARKEY's SPEEoH.-ln one Of the smaller
ciiies ~ Massachusetts. the eulored popula.
linn held meeting, TO discuss the prop rty
Of celebrating tie anniversary uf West India
Emancipation, August IL. Al one Of these
meetings, very conservative gentleman was
exceedingly surprised to sre some . far sex
rising aud taking part in The discussion.
After two Or three Of the sisters had freed
lar mines" on matters under debate, he
sprung upin q greatly excited state, aud al.
dressed the audience:
"Feller citizens Efl'd a sposcd dat de
ladies' wood be p'mittell 10 take part IN iii,
we're discussion sensationj --ef Ill node
al dc ladies could iine IN Dis we're debate
all eve, turned on the SPEAKER. i-el III be-.
leeyei ior ole mnmunt, teller citizens, dat. de
female sect wnud ddr raise DER Voice 10 dis
rere mteiin, I'd--fcller cItiZens--C" WIT
w0t wood you've did, ef YOU'D node il =
shouted two 81 three IL tie strong minded
sisters, q. the whites VI their eyes flashed %
tic speaker J-f--t scratching his WOOL ia
a Jrung nay tcife ai0ng mid me.
Here tie discounted orator dropped 10 his
seat, completely exhausted.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-14

, The late John staniy, ii North Carolina,
was one VI the most bfiilian, men Of the old
North state. Judge CASTOR relates the ri.
lowing anecdUte, 20 show his extraordinary
readiness and ntrepdity:
Waen General Lafayette was expected
to i.sit North Carolina, resolutions we're IL.
trDdgeel u a very liberal character, autho.
rizing tie Governor without regard 10 ex
psnse, 10 receive him as the guest of the
state. The Assembly contained il. Iull
proportion Of these economists and ealcula.
tors WHO seek to ingratiate themselves with
tie people by voting against every eKpendi-
ture Of money, and il was exceedingly feared
that If tie question we're taken b. the yea.
aud nays a.l these--nOweyer willing that the
resolutions might pas.--W0lld record their
votes against them. II was the Fixed policy
aud earnest object Of those who trembled lor
tie character 81 the State to prevent that
mode gf taking the question. To their dis.
NAV demand was made for tie yeas aad
nays b. leader Of the liberal junto, and il
tits were seconded, the constitution eniosued
that the question should be - put. Sir.
staniy aruse--his clear, blue bright eye with
gnnsual fire, his OutstretChed arm directed
70 the member who had just resumed 81
seat, and H. noble voice deep and foil be-
You'd II. ordinary richness. Mr.. Speaker,
be exclaimed, I thank the gentleman lor
liz motion. ! rise to second IL. II Is due
70 the honor Of North Carolina 20 show, in
tie most solemn form, that there il not i
man among Us who hesitates 70 do al which
fhat honor enioins Or, il there be such j
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-14

RAIL RoAp DlyIDENp.--The Directors Of
the Raleigh & Castor Rail Roat! Company, at
their last meeting. declared a dividend of 6
per cent on the profits Of the Company for the
last twelve months. This is most crafty
ing indication Of the prosperity Of the Com,
pany. for it has lately made and met large
OUTLAWS upon construction, particularly on
the portion of the road between CASTOR and
Weldon. The Company are getting rich
enough to caput mortuise the crops editorial
again. Raleigh Register.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-14

LEtay rn Whence come our great.
tstmst1 Nd, generally IRON our iirstkoaar
graduates 1t the schools, nor fam tie field
u regular military training; BIZ, generally
from among tte IabDriug classes. where nrtss.
sity Bss ~ them lessoas u industry aatl
economy. !, i.sluguIar that tie world al.
must aiwsys looks IL tie wrong direction Tor
me uprising mighty mea, q meet tie igen.
Cits VI tie times. While they look to the
tIp NJ tbv mountain expecting 10 ser some
psHprred son ~ wealth rise ~ illl blaze of
glory, they are snd ipbl ! surprised, ~ hearing
lie stygts u The mgltiiale 10 the vale below.
puaraa forth their plsv1its apun some gflgi.
Hsi stHa., who rises sgpsriyrtp his origin,
aud n,tk q the petty distractions in his
pathway Whenever circumstances require
,iat some giant intellect shoIl1 Rae to meet
tOnt peculiar emergency II tie times. where
au It1n will anil a. ua.linchfng nerve alone
eau br trusted, il is from the working men Of
tue world ihat such Characters are taken
Your nice Young iop. * lied ID sporting a
gg'ihealel sahei o. 10 giving mOIsgch tie
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-14

RIcn EDHoRs.-An exchange SAYS that ehi.
tors are, as general thing, not oyerstockel
with worldly goods. Itumbug. says the
Houren Wis., Argus. Here we are, editors
Of country paper. fairly rolling in wealth.
We have good office. double barreled rifle,
seven suitspf clothes, three kittens, New.
foundland pup. two gold watches. thirteen
day aud two night shirts, carpet, on foors, a
pretty wife, own one cornerIoi. have ninety
three cents in rash. are out Of debt, and have
no rich relatives.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-14

Oyg Or THE SDLtD MEs.--f.igfieen years
ago. Z. D. Ward, the millionaire, Of Chicago,
sailed a small schooner on the lakes. III
1913 lie took command of a craft Of $50 tons,
which was tile commencement Of WARDS
Lake Superior Line. Within the last sixteen
years, he las paid 70 ship.builders aud other
mechanics. 60 employers aud laborers, more
than two aud a half million Of dollars. III
the brief period of sixteen years, he has accu.
mulated over and above all liabilities, for.
tune 81 million and a quarter. For some
years lie had intimate and complicated con.
nectiohs with The Michigan Central Railroad
involving milliOnsO 81 dollars, and The transsc
iions wefe all based on verbal agreement
between NJ. Brooks, the Superintendent 81
that road. and himself No written contract
ever existed between them, each relied on the
honor and integrity u Tie other, and neither
we're disappointed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-14
Salisbury, September %, 1857.

Gentlemen You are informed, most re.
spectiully that shall lay the subject Of your
communication Of the 2lst instant before
the company at our first meeting, and com
municate the result to YOU without delay
in the interim, shall confer with the mem
bers privately. do not hesitate to advance
the opinion that the corps will accept, with
pleasure, your kind invitation.
With sentiments Of high regard,
| am your obedient servant,
A. Is. llENDREN,
Captain Rowan Rifle Guard
To Mcssrs. Thomas Webb, d. d. Phalip.,
aud L. l.. Cooley, committee.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-14

NOTHING TO SNoKE-The whole number 81
cigars exportedlirom Havana up to the I5h
Of August. the present year. was 81 1856. 900,
Of which 1861 900 were cleared for thu,
country, l6,3OO,OO0 10 treat Britain, -,755.
coo to Hamburger aud Bremen, 9,628,OOO To-
France, aud $50, COO to SPAN. Tie exports
If tobacco amounted to l,l80.545 pounds.
pc which 52s,655 pounds we're cleared lOr
'ths country.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-14

LAwYER's Dury.-When Lord Brous ham
was counsel for the defence, on the trial Of
Queen Caroline Of England, in 1890, we EN-
phaticaIly declared that it was the duty Of a
counsel to get his client Oft, even though in
eiieeting this he should jeoparlize the public
peace, or even cause a revolution in the
country. This principle was much cansassed
al the time. Al the uxtordshire (Eng.) as
sizes, the other day. counsellor publicly
declared that if he did not feel the justice Of
his case, be should feel it his duty 10 retire
from il. Mr.. Justice Bramwell, very able
lawyer lately placed on the Bench, publicly
responded:-
Then you would do wrong. should
deem it your duty-snd hold it to be the
duty of every member Of the bar-to prove,
If requisite. that black is white; not that
mean that any member Of the bar should do
that. which will be Immediately found out
from its tallacy but that he is bound. where
any comment is capable Of being made upon
the evidence, to make such comment fearless
ly, and without reference to his own conyie.
ion ; aud that, where there is difficulty in
the shade Of color, he is bound 10 give the
best argument he can 10 prove that his color
is correct"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-14

Tar SrB-TREasuRY, THAT GRRAT REGrLA-
ToR.-We would like to ask some nt our de-
nocratic friends, what they think now Of the
sovereign remedy for the expansions and
contrsetions Of the banks, their great regula-
tor Of the currency, which was to prevent
such panics, and failures, and bank suspen-
siGns, as we had in 1857 and have now :
The Sub.Treasury is in full operation, ard
has beea for fifteen years past, vet here we
have JUST the same state Of things as in 1857 ,
except that the government alone, of all the
inanciers, takes care Of itself, holds on 10
its hard dollars, which might be Of same Use
II they were in circulation, or IN the vaults 1T
the banks.
Tie government has tempted the people
by low tariffs to buy more foreign good, han
they can pay for ;and hence has arisen habit
Of extravaganza in dress and living that has
brought bankruptcy to many house. II has
further excited reckless spirit Of specula.
ton 10 the public lands BY gifts of them 10
States, corporations aud individuals. These
have brought on the trouble. and the Sub.
Treasury has been ppwerless 10 arrest it.
The country is no better off than when il had
United States bank. Indeed il is farWurse
OF; for a. long as we had the United !Sfuiss
bank, things were safe and sound. Il was
only after that bank beCamea STATE institution
tia, it broke down along with other State
banks.
We would really like to have some OF our
democratic contemporaries tell Us what they
think Of the Sub Treasury now Let them
be careful, before DUNG ., 10 look into tie
Messages u their Presidents. Reports Of their
Secretaries of the Treasury. aud Speeches 81
their members ot Congress, 10 see what has
been promised from tie Sub Treasury, anil
compare it with what We are INV realising
from 1t. FegRebils O5serrr
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-14
The University Magazine. o. oelobet. b,

been received. lis contents arc. /. Nathaniel Macon
and Bartlett Ysncey. 2. Tho Oldest Ollie il North
A story about a Miniature. 5. Correspondence. G.
Aurora Leigh. z. Conservation of the south. 2.
Young America In College. 0. To Mamie Grey.
To- The Ocean. ii. Editorial Table
The letters u Mr. Macon, attached TO the itsi sr,i.
ce, would possess additional interest II Mr.. Yagosys
replies bad accompanied them.
The Magazine b published in Chapel Ill, Al 50
pei sBnum in advance.