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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07
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THE MISSOURI DEMocRAT is Western iourns,
ted TO the interests Of the West, aud published I
Louis, the center of the valley of TIE AissisipF1
focus Of news, politics, literature coynne,te and
features. Its facilities for giving the latest inle
in each and all of these respects unriTslled ~
patrons may DO assured that no expense or labrr
spared to make it toe Paper of the People. Ever
part,nent is filed with talented and reliable cOnda
It's corps Of correspondents in Washingi0u Ctyl
York, New Orleans, Kansas, Nebraska, Nv MEXICO
tan, number some of the ahlest writers in eAus
Contributions relating to the antiquities, the sSA
mineral wealth. the agricultural resources the ba
AMI population of surrounding villages and town
the local news of the neighboring States viii alT
found fn its columns. The markets OF the chirfi
the West, the Statistics Of production and shipna
marine interests of our great rivers and the trad
rail- oads will each be carefully noted. The latest
nation by telegraph from every quarter, will be h
ed the details of foreign steamships will be q
full review of new utlications of interest, viii
ulously supplied and, in brief. everything that'
ford entertainment to the reader, or knowledge
thinker will be presented to its subscribers.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07
ELECTION Of a County
of Grant County.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that an n Sr,
IN held on the first Tuesday, being the 1mg%i
NEXT, in the several Towns of Grant CouaV'ql
Wisconsin, for County Judge Of said Gran ls \
place of Stephen o. Paine, whose term o. O ,si
pire on the first Monday of January next, nj NJ
to be held the votes canvassed and retut ns i
cordance with the provisions of chapter xxx
eral Laws of 1S54.-Given under my hanu "
this I'd day of March, 1857. An
81 D. WARD, Sheriff Of Gram W
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07

LEGIsLAruRE-This multitude Of per-
sonal pronouns of the first person, govern
ed by blocklread Influences, has probably
adjourned. Had they possessed that
amount of good sense and common hon
esty which we enormously claimed for
them, the adjournment would have taken
place month ago. The longer they sat,
The deeper they got swamped in Jaassen
relief bills and The lik G, for which the PEG
pie will plunge them into utter forgetful-
ness. The few upright ones can scarce
plead excuse, as they could have deserted.
We can find but little fault with our Grant
County members, except for their neglect
to desert the miserable carcass. go e
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07
Ne " Town Organizations.

AS several new Towns have been organ
lied in Grant County, we copy from the
Statute a few sections relating to their first
annual meeting on the first Tuesday in
April next:
Sec. IL. The first town meeting after
the organization of any town. shall be held
on the first Tuesday in April, after its or,
ganization, and at such meeting there,
shall be an election for such officers as are.
by law to be elected at town meet
ings. -I5 ~ ssAaa..s Yl.ss
See. 10. At the first town meeting in
any town, the qualified electors present.,
between the hours of nine and ten, O'clock
in the forenoon, shall choose one of their
number as chairman, one of their number
rs clerk, and two others of their nuinber as
inspectors. who shall seferaly take and
subscribe the oath required of inspectors
and clerks of general elections, and Snail
conduct the proceeding ofsucll meeting, as
other town meetings required by law to be
coadoeted.- @7'2sf SEQ q s1q -Rass8z 90 T
. Sec. is. 1t 3 such fist 10 n meeting iho
chairman shall administer the oath Of office
TO the other inspectors and to the clerk,
and either Of the inspectors, after having
been 50 qualified, may administer the like
oath to the Chairman. D'@ aS .th =
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07
.AiCARD.

HE UNDERSIGNED respectfully announ-
to the Electors of the County of Grant, that he is
Candidate for the OFFICE OF COUNTY JUDGE, and
would be happy tt receive their suffrages at the coming
Election Yours truly ~ 9a r
kesor Hw III. wooLLEY.
Lancaster, Feb. 18th, 1857. sa
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07

IS STOVES -Mr. Zelgler gives notice, that
he IS again in business onshis own hook,
and keeps on hand q large lot of stores,
tin ware, pumps, DE. 50 sss {
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07

RAILROAD TO GUTENBERG. "A circular,
dated Goth Feb, has just reached us, CIV
ing notice of Railroad meeting at Gut
enburg on Monday next, to take into con-
sheraton the early survey Of the s'Guten
burg, Turkey River Valley and Minnesota
Railroad. 2 1t is hoped that Grant Coun-
ty will be represented in the meeting. u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07
NfIhW AUHEE MARKET:

y -f1Ee-sF4 . y NIartfi I'd.
Barley steady; rye,quiet; OATS in demand; coTn,dul
Pork, higher eyoa gas sHse sca - NJ
WHEAT-Club 93@93 CORN--4s@05O &c.. !,
Winter, 81, oo@1,12a PoTAToEs-so@62K.
BARLEY-s1 ,3o@1 S. sBUTTER-1s@22. s'Sss 80
RyE-7o@72. agtlSsa yaEGGs-1sc. 9A@zss eFf
0 ATs--4o@42.s tiaoa PoRK--a.o o@s SO. 7sss' 5s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07
sraslsH Coas.-The way we anaer

NFANIsH WIN Ne way We Nnder-
stand it, there is no use Of getting seared
ABOUT Spanish quarters, for Tie. act Of Con
sfess IN Reference to them is so, amended
as-to provide for receiving them at the
y. AinS for Two years to come at their present
nominal nom valne. There is no necessity but
thai Of speculation to save them. The a.,
OF Congress cannot affect their present val.
.ue as We understand il.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07
Spttial Notiffs.

Eg Mr.. EDtroR:-Will you please an
nounce the of WILLIAM MCGoNIGAL as candidate
for the Office ofCounty Judge at the coming election.
Signed by ]. Warner, Dir. Baxter and long list of
:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07

Eg- A license law has passed the Iowa
Legislature which repeal the prohibitory
law in all counties where the people so
VOTE ~~~t @'tF
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07
NEIasoaari Saesaaacrat


The prospectus of the Missouri Demo
Icrat, published at St. Louis BY WM. Nc
KEE at $500 a.year, appears in our paper
this week. The high National, anti-nig-
ger and eternally- down-upon. the great
niger paFty-eyerywhere position Of the
Democrat, and its advocacy Of emancipa-
tion7in Missouri, will commend it to uni
versal favor IN these parts. The nnmbel
from which we copied the prospectus was
handed US by an old reader of the paper
who assures us it is the best edited city
paper in the west, and as far ahead Of the
Missouri Black Republican, as a CONNER
cial paper, rs day IS ahead of moonlight.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07

For SALE Sia Lancaster. FatherMILEs
opposite the NJ E. Church in the village Of Lancaster
residence for many years past. The house is
one, ana sufficient for two small families and there are
lots in fnc cultivation Payments easyvif desired
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07

ES jon PRINTING neatly executed on
the Herald Gaiiinipper, and ON the shortest notice.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07

Wisconsin FERN BoOkS.-NEw ED1-
TioNjust received at the Herald Office and for sale
at SJ75 ~. 4s ss-s-, .-..ttr
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07
gtate Of TIE Nlarkets.
LANCASTER MARKET.

GRAIN--Wheat Coo; Corn, So; Oats, 40 sss, +,ass
FLoUR-S2, 00a2,5O p hundred.
PROVISIONS Butter, 25 Eggs, 49, Pork, 600; Bee
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07

RHTribuGe Almanaes, for sale at the
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07

Blank Day Books, Pass Books, Pock-
ct Records, SC, for sale at the Herald Office.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07
Stoves! Stoves!
T TIE IaNclSTER TIN AND ST1vr 9,


5es THE SUBSCRIBERS, having h.
Eg5fS.M out, his late partner, is again ny
$3.50 9sy1 to do business on his own hoos I.
bssss n y possible, to the satsacio5s
Nj 81 customers, which lie promises 81
xAEafes1zsf the pointof his highest am6it;~
ksE.as have on hand quiz larw,s
f.ss sssssz1ss yneut o. stoves of the latest nr
snrovd .ny, t.., tiful patters, well calculated In
iesneot for This section of country, with extra ss
cI,an,f'ars and baking-ovens. All Of which an Al.
ned fo sell to cash customers at low prices s
had at any other place IN me western country At,
nr;ce Motiey il scarce and for that reason ia
honna 10 ao at the very lowest figures for tEcg
Customers will do well to give ME a call and
themselves as to the above before buying elsewha
I shall always keen On hanu q large assortment
" C CAST PUMPS and LEAD PIPE, aluf
JoB.W WORK Of all kinds in my line wils
with neatncss and dispatch. House-Spouting mai
put on at the lowest figures, and in superior s!t
.ASO-Tin-9oofin .-
Old Copper, Brass, aud Pewter taken in exehsrg
the highest prices allowed. lys NJ. D. 5iErlE
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07
POLdTECAL POsITIOy,

The MISSOURI DEMOCRAT is, as it's name imp
nlocratic in principle, conservative in sentiment
tothe violence and outrages that have GsGsE
Territories. and to the demagoguery that brodsS
war upon our country by the repeal Ct the Ns'9
promise. We are for Kansas as q Free State, All
sed to the extension of Slavery into any Terdtn
it comes in competition with the labor Of II
men--holding il to be the highest duty Of 10
to guard and preserve the rights and Interests o.
white laboring men of the country.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07

6 Gy We have now had 90 days Of snow
and sleighlny, with favorable indications
for more Of the same sort. ~ TT
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07
Signs ofdEae Times.

7hompsoas Reporter, New York Tn
Is,,e. and other great financial foretellers
of the maculate, hurly-burIy future, are
solving the shape Of a nonentary crisis Is. no
great distance ahead. They all agree 9g e
that certain causes are operating 70 pro
d,ee maelstrom, Which the heaithlvl
powers are unable to resist and therefore
q crisis must come. They enumerate
an.opa these caases, the accumulation Of
cold in he National Treasury baiancos q
foreign exchange against us,excess Of banks
and banking, western land s?eculaiions,
beary importations and vast consu'nptiofis
of foreign wares, small home productions,
general resort of people 10 unprQdnetive
business pursuits and nationarfidleness-
including the necessary consequences Of
vice, gambling. drinking, forgery, Stealing.
DC. w urge upon peoplc the plain mat
Ter Of facts seen-erery- day of-oar lives
whether these causes exist, aud whether
sruinoue crisis d approaching. Peop'e
caunot well be leo cautious ile&e liincs
about risks upon dangerous future
Circumscribe Your wants and OUTLAWS; can
Gel your debts and hold less property
sell Jour surplus lands 9, lois; sstop tIsat -
to 20 per cent, interest; draw IN yonr
horns, and let the crisis come. 900 s.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07
LATEST KANSAS NEWS.

Kansas has become q point of much mportaness
have made arrangements to have the latest andHi
liable accounts OF all that transpires in that Ton
All persons will be given a Fl ir end impartial y
through cur columns, and we shall labor to ps
facts as tiey transpire, without regard to Vhr
may affect Those who wish to be fully posted VI
to Kansas affairs, the politics, settlements, imrr
and all that concerns the progress of opinions
quarter, can find no better means OF obtaining
than through the columns of this paper!
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07

Is CHIEF ausraoE.--Seeihg that the peo-
pie are generally in favor of Whiton's re-
election for Chef Justice Of the Supreme
Court and theie being, no probability of
any Convention, nor any necessity for one
to bring him before the people. we place
his name at the heal Of our columns as our
He has discharged his duties as
one1of the Supreme Court, alright and
has shown q friendship for State Sover-
eighty b} big acts which every man, except
an Oh Feleralist, appfoyes. His decis-
ions show that next to the y. S. Constitu-
ton, the State has also a Constitution
worthy of respect, and therefore we respect
him for bis loyalty to 10th JUS. enough to
help re-eiect him. sa
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07

@ Also, best Writing and Letter Pa
per, Envelopes Drafting, Copying aud Tissue Paper
Wisconsin Maps &c. 1885,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07

GHThe first marriage Of a Hindoo :,
ow that ever occurred at Calcutta ~, ~
place on the 7th Of December. The w.
ties an this transaction are of the b;T Pa'
responsibility, and this viii prove s saS
/ ed event in the history Of Hindostau, ''
HE KANSAS TRouBLEs-Sr. ro,,
FEB. 28-The reason Gov. Geary ASIA,
ed for refusing to appoint Sherrard ShesSs
was his habitual drunkenness. The -
respondent Of the Republican says ~
Sherrard did not spit in Geary's face. T.
called him liar and q. scoundrel. =
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07

MILWAUKEE IN MouRsiNe.-A Jeremy
diddled The Milwaukee, banks out
of some $4,000 last week, and the whole
cityis in mourning for the loss. $4,000
is q largessum for Milwaukee, and we ex-
pect some s'city bonds will be issued to
make up for the lost cash. The door knobs
Of tbs banks are said to be hung with Grape.
A[Chicago Press 18th ut. 4
Hon. VIZ. L. DAyTor.-The Newark,
IN. j. advertiser Of Friday last says that
It learns informally that Gov. Newell has
announced his intention Of appointing
Hon. Win. e. Dayton, late Republican
candidate for Vice Presidency, Attorney
Genera rof New Jersey. '9aoo % ''
LAND WARRA1rs at Washington, goth
alt.,,' have advanced 8 cents per acre since
( the ist7alt.a eaiote:a 81 5at &c
f Buying price, aseIin g price,
$50 acres 81 lrsrtsl.,e2 per acre s. 90 90
100 &c l,00 i,y2
L 40 ,esosai8 s@sm oI,I2 r. .1sh9I ,l5
Revolutionary scrip l,e5l-2 IS s2i-4isl,o7
Large orders c0ntinuer to come in from
The Westsin anticipation Of the opening of
the land offices in Iowa, Kansas andoNe-
| baaska.sEi zoe gefg epl7Qss sli gef SasI s
l. A bill introduced by Dir. aCobbeof Ala,
is now pending before Gongress;4to place
warrants issued u,lder the. act of March Sd,
HISS, on a footing with those issued I'M.
der the acts ofl1sf7 and 1 $50, (which 1aus
Ithorizes the issues under said acts acts to
lbeareceiycl in payment ofulands on9 rail-
road grants and at public sales. Should
this billheceme a5law, warrants must en-
nance in value. 1aE avs .sAaa41 81
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07

School ReliSsers, for sale at the Her
Id Office; price rs cents
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07
advertisements Neu tkis 1alllI
Bargains! Bargains!! Barra;n

7sS1 . es1' LUX 8 SS11A5" 15dI 3 allSI
sT1iHE undersigned will sell his Goods nt Cos, :
I next thirty days, for Cash or Country p1'ti
Persons wishing to purchase Goods at great
had better call soon he wants to close out his
stock TO make room for New Goods the lat OF I rs
will also pay the Highest Cash Price for W6a,,s
Potatoes, delivered at my Warehouse at the po,"SI
ding. - 9z G. LEE ANDPpnSS
Potosi. LIST March, 1857.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07

W BLANKS of every description, ft
sale at the Herald Office. -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07

Bs%S At frArrEvILLE-There is TO be
Z, Bank, or probably a shaving mill. at
Piattcville. When the vote for :'bankr
Or mo Dams" was taken. il Wisconsin sey-
eral years ago, the result in Grant County
was 464 in favor and 2l7s against Banks
This was in 1852, and We think lhe ami
Bank vote would be stronger now than
then. Il is certain that the interests Of
banking will not be so.very vel! cared for
IN Grant County, judging from tie popu-
lar mind. We predict that every rag is.
sued from the Piattesille Bank and 60,
afioat in Grant Co. will 60 in lemons for
specie in three days from It's daylSs1t
Rock OF AeEs.-s Nose Strong. saws de-
aa0eracy, that's, his modern bogus s;or /.
democracy, IS founded upon he ..Roek Q,
Ages, but in our day of,democraev. Banks
and SO called democracy flourish best i
the same nest Old General jackson, swbo
dedicated the crock Of Ages, made rola
and silver the foundation 81 that Ra,k p,,
.n1w that touaission Is Of ,sgs:.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07

All orders for book binding, or re-biad.
ingod Books, promptly ATTENDED 10 at the Herald OF,
flee.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07

Goons AT Cosr- Mr.. G.. Lee Amber
son offers his goods in Potosi for sale at
cost, and gives notice that his ware house
on u the landing will be IN order for Spring
business. sss $50 's.issi y 9sass
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07

Horse for Sale-of about wears old,
dark bay color, and medium size--an excellent animal
OF Morgan stock. Enquire at this Office.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07

KANsAs.-The feud between Gov.
Geary and the Border Ruffians in and out
Of the Legislature of Kansas is growing
wider and amore incurable. 1t is fight
between two sections of the great Ameri-
can niger party, in which freedom has
nothing TO gain or loose. The Free State
party are minding their own business,
building houses, barns and fences, and ma
king general preparations to live there,
and making their calculations to fight mig
gerdemocratic slavery to the bitter end as
long as they live.l .lssr AMY ss se
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07
The x. n. Amendment i'm the
Senate

~ Eg ge
The following is the vote by which the
l'Democratie7 Senate, amended the bill
from the Republican House of Representa-
EtWes, for the admission of Minnesota as
State, SO as to deprive persons of foreign
birth, not yet citizens, of all voice, or par
Iteration, in organizing the State Govern
ment: 's ' go. ~ 2 salsGA
Yeas.-Adans, Bayard Bell, Of Tenn,
Benjamin, Biggs, Brodhead, Brown, But
Ter, Clay Crittenden, Evans, Fish. Fitzpat-
rick, Foot. Geyer, Green. Houston, Hunter,
lyerson, johnson, Jones, of Tenn, Mason.
Reid, Rusk, Slidell, Thompson, of N. j.
Thompson, of Ky. 81. saas sa
Nays. Allen, Bigler, Bright, Cass, Col
!amer, Dodge, Douglas, .Dnrkee, Eessen.
den, Fitch, Foster, Hale, Jones, of Iowa,
Nourse, Pugh, Seward, Stuart, gToombs.
Toucy, Wade, Welter. Wilson and Wright,
4 Yeas. - 1 Democrats 2 Republicans,
4 K. Ms. s.q ei5 IS
Nays.--l4 Democrats, 10. Republicans.
Liberty IvkY TlME.-The only demo,
crat who voted with the Republicans for
the personal liberty BILL was Mr.. F.. GAN,
an Irish member from Washington County.
Being surrounded By some Of his Demo
cratic friends who. were apprehensiye that
he labored under q mistake, and were ex-
tremely anxious to openTllis eyes to the
Democratic position on the subject. He
requested them not to be- ANXIOUS ON bic
account, since he 'ssoted for liberty iyry
time 81 Would that all the sons Of Erin
followed his example.
l. VIGILANCE CoATTTEE.-It is stated in
The San Francisco San, that the vigilance
Committees Of California Will apply to the
Legislature Of that State, now in session.
for an act Of amnesty in regard to its its pro- II
ceeaings
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07

2 re- Rev. EDw'D MoRRls, late of Poto-
Grant Co. now Of Darlington, Lafayette Co., may be
OBTAINED occasionally to Lecture to yceus and Liter
4 On
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07
GALENA MARKET. '

FLoUR-suporine, s4,25; extra, $50; common
81, 0Oa4,5o. e ~ .<"E 'a@'. '7"'ii4
wHEAr-winter, 7oa75; spring, e5a7o. SIS u p e
OATS--3Ta4Gc.s Ia3 g5s@ seE} Ts ,"4Tasfe@
CORN--50c. /, 49,, -.f ~ uve eas.fs T.,
PORK-$7, o0a9,o0; mess, s1oa20. Il --. s.
PR0yIsfo Ns--rotatoes 65a7o; Butter, 25a2s; Eggs,
1922; Lard, 1a;t13; Cheese, Halls.
TALL0W-10al1-S7 ssi3 SCis3fS ffl4.1 as5 79Ls
WoeI.-From2 rs to 33c; deduct q for unwashed. 4.
MINERAL-s35 r thousand. ..sf,s.,.., rjs..1
WOOD-$5as6 p cord F ...-... F....f. ...
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07
Take Notice.

nss ni. lake NOI1CC. ,aa rTH
"THEREAS, my wife ELIZABETH pas w. al
wv board, without cause or provoesassi..be rG
are hereby forbid harboring or trusting lS,rsd1
80 ''l''n pay ~ o'Y GoETLEB MOS.
Potosi, March I'd, 1857.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07

PoULrRy.--Mr, j. K. WOODS, of our
town, who. gives more Of his attention to
raising fowls than children, has laid On oul
table a Black Java Pullet egg, measuring
longitudinal circumference Il inches, girt
81 inches, mean circumference 7 inches
He considers it the largest egg of which
there is any account in the poultry annals,
except one s inches which is considered
fabulous. -}i8l@1 r5a g salsE 1.
Mr. WOODS has, had several years ex-
perience' among imported and domestic
fowls and the sum Of his experience is that
fnl! blood Shanghai, Java, Sou Cbong,
3, Brliama Pootra and Ching Yang China
fowls are vastly superior to the American
or common dung hill varieties. s.-......s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07

LANDS AND Lors FOR SALE.-Mr. A. f.
Schnee offers for sale several valuable tracts
of lands and village lots, with some inn
provements-located il tile excellent town
Of Wingyiiile.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07
pooK.BINDrYG.

Lancaster, Feb. 18th, 1857.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-15

Busrkxo, Dept. 1.-THE report publishsn
u - napubIk Of yesterday aft1no1n. a
~ failnre e tho Western Trspe1Ia tios
Company, 10 holly unfoundsd.-
4 WAsHIHoSoa, Sept. 1.-The President
has Recognised Charles Edward koel1aht -
Cons0i q her Britannia Majesty ~ pnn.,
to reside in Philadelphia, and Desk Dona-
haze ~ Consul Of her Majssty q Buffalo.
The British Consul for New York has not
yet osme to b. officially Recognised. sy
Jamss Brown has been Appointsd Indian
Agent for the Sioux Indians Of Minnssota,
vice Flsndreas, resigned.
A. NJ. Jackson, Of Mise, has bean appoint
ed Secretary d State for Nsw Mssieo, vice
Davis resigned.
NEw Yosk, Sspt. ll.--W. J. Bell d Co.,
Bankers, have suspended.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. lO.--Thc Malt House and
Vinegar Distillery belonging 70 A. Wood,
and the Recsifying establishment OF J. w.
Sherman. were burned this morning--loss
about $40, 0OO--insurance unknown.