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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-28
sTRAV Cattle AND MAnl

$1,000 j., ; rs,ldi.. 1 a.+ a1o d ~ Tssi .,94 Ltd. j
II oyen-'se red ald while, tha other one a'l
rel on. rec hnd white spOtte |, shori horns. b
:ho m ira ia II years Old, bay cef,r, whit IN ae
foot. | will pay the above reward for t.e oal
'oasbly for the mare. JOIN
Pot si. Nov. 25th. 1857. n
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-28
STRAY H&.FE3,

fINAAES UP by I .e subscriber, residing III ta
i Wiegvilie, about one iniie s"afh ri te
.i'ntfort, on lands owned BY hin, in sala ~
about tn. 18TH day OF Nov 1857. pns thrcef'
%'i"i!er, white back, aud one cad o one h'rlJ
JuhN f.El
Winyyi'le. Nov 18Th 1857. 2}l6i
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-28
srp ~ STEER.

'TAKEN UP by tlie suusciiotr ie-iaintt " j
of Lancaster, on lands owned BY " VI Id
middle of November, one Steer, DARK ~
crop oil the left ear, slit IN the I'M snrf
years old last s:ring. Ithink he has been VIZ
er ia requested to come, prove property nj
take him away. WILLtAd
Nov. 18th. 1857.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-28

OYsrEEs.-Mr. B. f. FELT, genera
agent at Galena for suppl, ing the North
West with fresh Oysters direct from Bal
timore, has comrlimented us with a can
by the hand of our mutual friend THoDE.
Country dealers and consumers are refer
red to Mr.. Felt for supplies.
10 BARNET, aso, has a supply Of the
same.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-28
State Of the Sflarhsts.
Miawankee Market-yov .

uarAet-Nov. 2,
Wheat lowar-Sl f'r average lot, !.
for milling % l-2: Winter 65a7l. '@A
Rya---dnll at aoa55
Brley-inferior qualities unsa,eah',
o choice 50ao5.
Potatoes -plentv--sa'es at 81 Ia
Oats---fair local de.nili at &c.,.
Butter-lSa20 for frkin.
Ergs--l3al6.
Bsans-s'ow. only IS offered.
Whiskev--24a26.
Pork--lressed hogs, 5.5o46,50 per .v,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-28
STRAY HELPER.

THAKEN UP by the Subscriber. residing 10 HH
j. Wing,ille, apodt two mile1 noith oil Tue
%.i,ntfori, N 8 I'd owned by him in sad lo"loa
he 2stil day OF October, 1851. one tw' yea" ~
with b. own sides, some white "l her nfe"sI
ntliy. CLARhEl In1
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-28

HBLANKs of every descriptions fol-
ele ST the Herald Office.
Re Also, best Writing and Letter Pa.
per, Envelopes, Drafting, Copying aud Tissue Pane,
Wisconsin Maps, &C.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-28
CHRISTMAS BALL.
STRAY BULL,

NtAEN UP o. tb4 sIJtcf,J.r r ~ in, ives. Oh
4 I r, o. a ld5 OYnoi by ni;n Ia sdl t 6n..
.vYl of Nofen ger, 1897, ole icl all WHIT
BAL. Ht' o'el running VIA n: c.tllA tle ~
mer an, till. rho eva r CT, il I'VE IL. slx.
property rnd payins c.l.r:.s.
Nor.43i, 1871 Pitt, JOHN Ioy1
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-28
sTRAy STEER.

l"tEEN UP bv she subscriber residing = =
Li:tiat;rtnt, on lands OWNED gr;nde:
.aleen IA of Maven Der, IL ia %
years oil. Also. .ne pats
and .ai',4 Yeas old fhe
same Dy proving propesty
LittlH Graz, Nov. 24th.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-28
az stories of ssEe Grisis-fhe Fu-
sgsfe.

We arc tfEtIt'fl III iiFCNb ~ ~
at solving tie future of his mysterious
crisis. Some lhngs are in the fog-oth
crs clear. How a crisis can exist when
money is scarce is plain enolgh,hnt how Is
it tlat we are anvclopcd in a cri il when
money is plenty! This is a p~"lpabie anil
anomalous mystery. As well might
We expect heat, sunshine and harvest !"
December or tt:>i.leS 10 grow on "a thorn
tree. The difficulty experienced in OBJ
tanning money, an! the liisl, rates Of inter
est thai5ed therefor, are no evidences OF
Il scarcity of money. The fact Is well
proven that mo.ev is plenty, but 1t is
locked up, boarded, buried, concealed ev-
rtvwlierc. In New York, money is free
], offered and loaned at 4 to 7 per cent.
per aunum on short time, Yet few arc vii
ling to borrow money with the view of III
vestiug it in trade Or The purchase of pro
duee. AL are SEX Of tiade and the idea
&C attempting speculation on borrowed
capital is equal to p dose Of iPecac.
- ar: ''"
money vii make it, public appearance IL
want to borrow money with II view Of in
eesiing it in business, lands,produce or mer-
ii ,..l, p., un AL. 10
.La.6 .al.. io,,,a. fr oil ,ioL,s
NoLodv Willie sol eno,.,b to I,orrov
money f. ;nv.a, !, lind & Let spccuIat;or<.
railroad stocks, hankiag, Pointer pups and
dix @oodS-ra i.nu,y will lie wanted Coz
experiments; u viii enly BE- wanted .nr
solid investment. rs la paving ,irbtS,npen.
;ng farms, an,! The Ike lil4t ;%ailics cant
reach. IN fact, t!eio i DOT Il tenth part
Of tie Do mand for money there MAS when
EVERYDAY wanted 20 lnIv everything on
speculation the consequence il inevitable {:
the demand for money must soon CEASE
and lie rae of interest come down, down,
down. We hr!lere i'll less than a year
mon"y viii be abundant at IL lfThal>
10 pc: cent. Custom r'ay keep up inter
est Tor 81 few wecks-only 10 warrant the
reduction more su,e and sudden.
no Rou,tv ON Well sc,1Ds.
The ;~n,e,.iI. u.it,f,in. lpa3prS Of the
late Comfy Board succeeded in c~onyinc-
inc ,be;r sn,.4rior, in .,,..I sense. ec,,nonn
ami s,a,,I, l..l,;,. tl,,t no tonu,v o,oh. ,o
,,.
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~: =.
-,
heA' oo"'u NC composed oi d" Juvenile
I't'''SSefS' III of"er 20 get q premium OF
'0 "oS "o" "o's"' " lii"
'o'''s ~ '"'"s" .0" "'S'' D'""'s
" SOU 'l every S"seP s1a,p.
Appeals ircm e0ua'y Board 10 oircais Court
"'0 '"'o''"e" ''''' "'o"' S'A'''" "P
peaiS VIII oe 'aEeh rom Inc acton OF Tue
late County board TO inc Circuit Court
Every sueceSs''" appear VIII cost Tue oo"h
y al least s'o'oo' 'eS'des the Judgments
tue P'es"''P'i0" Is '"a' "aaf'' every "P-
pea. VIII DC S"''eSS'"' 90 Diue' l'f al
io""'S Fe'''"SSefS 10 '"'e '''e oo''"' III
most cases 'lieSo Juveniles were interested
ID "Ppe"is' 80 Ia at least as ices are on
fl $500
ueS'@"t" III S'l'i>i' 'lio'NeS' YET 'hey Suc
eeeueo III P"i'i's Inc WOOL oVer 'he eyes
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-28
f:ras.s County Board Proceed

We publish more nf The proceedings Oh
this extraordinary revolutionary body than
we first intended. From motives of charity
10 The public and certain members, We
lhink best 10 not print many of the Bun
connie reso utioas. Better we think 10.
cover them up between the lids OF record
book, to be f)rgotten. A large m'1ort!
nf The members were worthy, competent
and honorable meu,and most Of them had
often met in the same capacity; but from
some unaccountalle cause OF hallucinstion
they surrendered the leadership in bust
ness To inexperienced men whose sole pur-
pose appeared TO be to derange and betud-
lie everything. First a resolution would
be offered, then sundry amendments, then
motions 10 lay on the liable, previous qles
tons, yeas and nays, DC, until members
knew o how they yoted-even the Chair
man got bcwi'dsred in fog! Thus hour
and days of time were consumed in empty
,wa'idle about n%othing-ali to CRAFTY tw"
Or three vanity-siruck, ,om-categorlcaI III
diviIual.. In The opinion of some, had
not Messrs. Virgin, Turley. Chandler, Van
Week, elise and others taken the matter
in hand the Board would be yet in session
or have broken up in a row.
Many excellent things were done by
he Board in their coolest moments; In
deed reason prevailed and honest men
governed, much of the time; in the few
DAYS when reason rioted and GOODNESS of pur-
pose was suspended, nauy errors were com
mitied, but none of them so serious rs 10
hatfle correction Ivy a future Board. The
errors of the Board will probably. cos,
Grant County three OF four thousand dol
lars, bat this will teach people a lesson TO
attend the polls ext spring and elect
their best, old, upright aNd sensible men
for Chairmpn of Town Boards.
-Four Hundred Thousand Pounds o: Mineral in
One Pile.
A gentleman informs Us that at the eel
rhrated Big Lead" Of MANN, I%iUSsAKER
& Co, near F'airplay, Grant Co, Wis,
there is upon The ground Il pile of lead ore
estimated TO contain four hnndrea Moas-
and pounds! At the price of mineral a
short time since in the mines, $40 per
lOOO-tllis would amount To the snug lit
tie sum of sixteen millions f dollars! a
l,anacla for the crisis, indeed! But wLa,
old miner could ever roaIlze it?-,here is
80 sale for mineral nowadays. Our in
says they make out to get enough
each week TO pay off their hired
i'eIl, b, selling for $50 per 1000. Such
s,lnes cannot last. tbs lead is only 6
nr s miles from Dunleith; - trip thithel
viii he good for sore eyes, Da"leith Al
v~cttisei.
The 44dDertiyer's arithmetic is in con
founded tune, otherwise It's rendering Of
accounts would be in thousands instead of
millions. Surprising the calculation to be
correct, the MANN & iIuNsAKER Co. wo'd
he able 10 relieve every man in Giant Co.
ot debt, and we see no reason why they
should refuse SO charitable an act.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-28

nkSMouR.-Hon. Hora,io Seymour, l..
y l2~A.ears U. s. Senator. from
at Middlebury on the alsi
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-28
EsGscObe1 Prices.

Corn and Oates are only worth 20 to rs
cents at Boscobel, and whea, but 35 cents.
We are not advised what prices Of grain
are at other places in the county. AT
such figures but little grain will be sold.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-28
DuDllQue Masbef

ID Dubuque Marker.
Dubuque, Nov. Is. las,
Flour s~uperane $500; Exts 81, Is Dbl.
Wheat 508is.
Oais-0SH.
Corn -3oD5!.
Wool-2v,
Butter-Firkin2oG2s; print Is.
La rd-20c.
Potatoes-30125
Pp-x-d.ss % Y.9,nt, cs-2rs- $i,oa.,N.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-28
Nevy York Markcs-Nos

New York Market-NDv q,
Four-S1.l0lj,2) eytr4 State: CO.
extra. 5,2aa5. 90. %'
Whea'-9jc spring; $i,23 for \
dian. Rye firm AT 1915 y
Corn-S0aa2.
Oa,s-Unchanged.
Pork-~l9a253 for messj l675.
prime.
Lari-Steaiv at t2al3.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-28

E5- Mrs. SwIssHELM, formerly editrcss
Of the Pittsburg Visator, has purchased
the Office of the ST. Cloud Messenger Min.
.nesota).
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-28

E Persons indebted for the Herald,
= otherwise can forward the money By mail, in bills and
lamps, and we will return receipts for the same
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-28
ErihErs Ladies Ho.as Xssasiae.

HIS monthly book. at 500 a year OF
TWO copies Que Year for $500. 10y I. S.
ArthGf L Co, los Waluu, 81. Philadel-
lhia, Is a cheap and 10y its readers eon>id.
gu the best Magazine III America
no other has superior lalen. con.
or higher artistic skill EN-.
of fashion.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-28

N0TlcE.--Maeh valuable matter is de-
fe.red III next week, inclnling a eommu
n~icalion fiom Platte,iile.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-28
Spstill N1tiess.
T. .mcasser High school Examin.
asiOn.

T. .mcasser High .c,lOOl Examin.
asiOh.
There will be An examination of Tho
classes III the Lancaster High School, tr.
day, Dee. 18th, commencing at 9 o'clock.
A. NJ. .
The frien.is of education are respectful.
y invited To he pr. sent. s. PAas.
Meeting Of Lancaster Lyceuni.
The Lancaster Lyceum me. rerrnan,
to notice AMI ali %puruel to met on ~,Ionia,
evening next Ill the Court House. to ar
range questions. chopsc sides anl deter
mine l,lac, for future reg liar meetings, on
Thursdays.
B. order Il D. II. BUDD, Pres't.
Tax-aeosip.s!
TAx-REcElPrs - blallk Tax Receipts
furnished u order at his Office, at Sl,JU
~ 4 M
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-28

CAssvILLE BALL.-Ih. Christmas Ball,
10 he giveu at the DennistoR House in
Cassv:lle by Mr.. Thomas, will probably
stiract the largest crowd of any holiday
t~otiliion in the County.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-28
The Preachers Association.

'bs1
+. c. Jones. Sketch on lat Cor. 9th CHI. 18th verse.
J. lawson, viii Faith and Hope exist In Heaven.
K. d. Delap, Conviction.
&. /. Clifton, Conversion.
j. haraisa. Was the plan of Human Redemption, found
ed before or after the fail.
|. TAYLOR, Obligation OF Family Prayers.
:. itartsho;n, Possibility of falling From C race.
J. Sinini-, Saali we know oar friends in Heaven.
W. +. Deiap. What are We TO understand by the inter
cession OF Christ.
J. khibbs, Is our Episcopal fern OF Government in sc
cordancc with the Scriptures.
G. Geek, Christian PEI fect!an.
\. Iasser, iInportsnce of Ministerial Punctuality.
J OdgerS, Does Religious excitement IS efectinc tn
body, tend 10 the promotion of the cause Of God.
W. u. Osborne, The pulpit spd politics
X Burgc, Witness of tie Spirit.
j. !. Plior, Subjects and mode of Christian Baptism.
X. Deisp, ESiIeacs OF = call 10 the Ministry.
X. iio'igerson, Eyangical repentance.
l.. 4. De witt, Resurrection OF the Bodv.
SUBJECT FOR discussion.
Eesolced, That Biblical Institutes tend to promote til,
cause of God.
Aaifnis;ivc-J. Lawson, f. Tasker, ]. Murrish.
Neg aiire-W. 81. OSBORNE, W. +. IJe.so, Z. &. Jones.
ESUCH fAShER, Secretary.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-28
The n. Y. Herald on Kansas Az
fairs.

The N. Y. Herald, a paper in support,
of the Administration, thus fearlessly
sums up the shape of Kansas affairs:
This is a o d'etat which nobody out
side of the secret stfliations of this Con
vention could have anticipated. 1t IS, in
fact, a revolutionary movement, which puts
1.-The local affairs of Kansas in a more critl
cal shape than any of the many other pha-
SEES through which they have passed. i,
lappears that the Solons of this aforesaid
Convention have decreed:
/. A strong Pro Slavery State consti
tuition, which is not to be referred to TIL.
Ipeople.
2. A separate reference of the SLAYER,
question TO a vote of the people, which vii
not effect The slavery provisions Of the con
,;itutioa in the slightest degree neither
one way nor the other.
3. That Governor Walker is deposed.
4. That the regular Territorial Legisla
.ure is superseded.
5. That a regency or provisional govern
ment is estahli- he'd, with %dicta'orial pow
rrs, of which Mr.. John Calhoun is the
chief. under the title of G~overnor,and that
this regency is to go into operation imme
dialely.
The Herald also prodicts that thing,
are shaping worse than ever for the success
sion of 1860.
NoRrH-W WESTERN FARMER.-The North
Western Farmer and agricultural Jour
nal, published at Dubuque, I.y MILLER d
BRAYrcS, at sl,oo a year, is r monthly
book of so pages, is entitled to q liberal
patronage in Grant County. We earnest
" recommend it. Persons Observation-Disclosures
can step into the Farmer office and get
acquainted, also subscribe f,~ the Journal
CASsvILLE BALL.-Ihe Christmas Ball,
TO he given at the Denniston House in
Cassv:lle by Mr.. TnoMAs, will prota!l,
a: ract ;ha larrrSt cr,v.i If ,nv bnlil,v
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-06

Bark Gienwood Glover Gaives,onEelsOn Clements Co;
bark Thsh, Horn a,V Charleston Durham Dimon
a1ssr s ISasf. 50 Gsa. p sS sSa1'n
Brig Butter Atwood Baagor-Brest Son CO
schr Hummins Bird tBr, NckersOu Londonderry, Ns-J
" scas Mobile. How.., s.,annah-D . Murray
schr Col sa,ts,y Taylor, Gh.reSon-NcCrssdy Mott Co.
ssr S@%ns b ss Bon
schr DeRossett Tucker, wilmington-Js smith.
schr independence, Midget washington, Nc-xashews
schr ] Forsyth. Holmes Richmond-c II Plerson.
schr Richmond. James, aichmond-C pierson
@ ss saassa Lay IN sss
ssSr Lane sherman saSmoreapaTson c.
schr Jas Iaxrspce Alien sososs.Dayton sprasue
Steamer Steam er 1 JACKSON. BAKER saitmors
Steamer Westernport, Berry Portland
ARRIVED.
Steamship soahene. Rossr'.so chslls'sa with mdss
Is mites Of Ha,erss siguazed steamship James Adger,
hence for Charleston -. ,,
a.s 5sas g Cape Ss sea
Isl inst. ~ lsa % 90 passed DarSensI I Teresa
white ssna with black cross Boston lid heavy
..s % ~ ssss's u ~ S
80 sn ss'' & ss's a.
81 x
and 80 GGfnS s x %ss
ssp o sasas
changed ssSs signals 0a .s STass AHs
Sept la 2 i lon 8. g W. exchanged signals with ssem
DSnaa sm Meyer HsmSus Il g ssa5 %dss
aSs x
into by unknown SHIN, which stove in our star
%
damage the other vessel received.
Had Ne wi
salt Golden Age RoSsn x!o.rs CUBA Aug T. with q. So
SPOKE ssrx Geairsy days from oslve.ioD FOR Boston
LE Am. nck July 80 lat ~ lon g H. spoke ~hale.hp
lon Is oS spoke sohr II Fry from Baltimore
Brs Creole !sr, Wood, St Jaso Aug 10 with sugar. e
Brig gilow r Rathbone, Windsor Ms II days. with plas
Brig Roamer Wyman Pensacola q days. with lumber to
E and Porto Osselo s. with hides master LIST inst la
days sGSss from =: shin:
Ssw fP s0 from
schr Enchan,res. simpson, Savannah. 9days with cotton
seSr Queen Of Se sou,h i mass Nea Charleston l1days
Tsylsr SC days
s sshr , Msans shade 0 Bsaafos days.
sc sr orion, 5cnn:Sn S' ty foint days '
Schr Geo Drummond, Warren. Virginia, days
Sctr Ira Bliss, MADDEN, Virginia, days.
Schr Margaret Husen, Alexandria, days.
Schr sunny South Smith. Washington, DO days.
Scbr Mary j Hoyt, Starr, Baltimore. 5 days
Schr Arcade, CARL, Hampden via Holmes Hole
Schr Golden Fleece Young Boston.
Schy Susan u jayne, Scudder, Boston.
Schr Virginia, Baby, Taunton
Schr Buckineha Skinner Portland Ct
Schr Eudo.a imogene, Alien, Wesport
schrs Glide Green aud FEDORA Cosk from wreck of ship
Clara Brookman, AT Squan, with mdse TO III - Brookman
schr Rnggod. Williams squsn, with railroad f.om ship
Roswell sprague lately ashore.
Schr Goodwin kewbeck, from wreck OF bark Carlo Al
berta a. Baroegat with mise, to Bird Nelson
S,famea Piedmont, Wiiieits. baltimore
Steamer Boston, Selew. Philadelphia
Steamer cufiew, Williams, Providence.
SAILED
Steamships North Star. Hsvre. &c; Edinburg. Glasgow
Star Of the West, Aspnwa Augusta, Savannah; Marion
Charleston jamestown, Norfolk, he: and others
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-06
OHIO.


THE oaIor BUST coxPAsY OF cIscnFArI IN corEr
from the Cincinnati kbq ,ircr, Sept 1
he csse OF the Aerosant Bark VI Ccvcard agsn.t the
Ohio life Las and rrust Coz psry for ahT s3l a
ga beard aosion 70 dicnarge The attachment yes
isrcsy Afternoon
James r wortslnrsou cponod the case FOR the Trust
compsn, The po.ni chiefly insistel on by him ws that
The affidavit did not flrth the fact, which plain
~ rItdcasd ~ judgment that The Trust Dom ANY ffSud
ucnty Incurred tho obligation on vhica Ia suit was
brought He stated thai inc ninth clause OF the satnte
which the attach nent Wa pref Gated, differs from The
sssi preceding clauses N his .h.. To, ,ai1s sas' me
otbe, conditions being hero fosmed) wS 10 Issue. Ho
thought the statute dVided the sNes wherein an attach
snt could Issue In 20 general osscs 10 the drst class
The fraud inervenes The pon and the
ton Of The contract Ia the sther cla.s he contract
ooeo.lvsd in fraud Toe later class ~s y be found ory
IN This Stale and wisconsin Hs admitted ihA, In the eight
nrst clauses would be sufficient charge In the words
o. the statute 70 support an attachment
conclusion OF facts siei-,ha, the debtor rraudu
LEFTY conuscec Incurred the o,Ng.Non which suK
about 70 DO brought ae contender the n from
which the conclusion dram should be stAed Op1n
eel ooniraverted he position. that when the Trust Com
pany received The securities for collection that the, fsudu-
lenty ucurr 81 ang Obligation. He denied the trust
Company stood IN the relation OF ru,iee or ssIec whoa
The notes, bills &c were len FOR lection but that OF
Debtor ard crednor II. saisd tna vhes this suh was
commenced pothpr Vas due. Al t,i tine ~ 600 ma
would be due
possible in the brief space 70 DO his 1su jasoc He
thousb, The attorney FOR The defendant entirely lscop
osved NE plAi stin claim. II action which sound
Cd In ort BE did ND claim any wrong psrpetraisd
vnes me defendant received The nooe OF plaintiff for
ooiecutn The defendant was bsaee 70, speosi pur.
chase me ssency was rs.oosse As any time, and The p.
conduct OF he defendsne namely the oonvenion Of the
paper 70 their own use Sometimes such conduct
chasscey1ed ~ harsoer terms and tho party being
convicted seat 70 The pepleaiary Counsel though,
attachment ~ss given whore there breaoh NJ tsits
or tori commiaed He cited the "Code Commissioner
Report" and "Bouviers Law Dictionary 10 proye th.i
The word fraud means mrcoadu the unlsrvfol tax lag
OF property be noticed the distinction OF positive ADJ
copsuuctve fr,ud. Judge Storer remarked TIA, bis
branch o. The Court had decided that constructive fraud
was not sufficient 70 found an attachment Counsel Cited
case In "Hanty's Report" where the Caurt held the
party vas 70 be presumed 70 have intended the natural
consequences OF his own acts was sso cilei vuere
party lad ctnverteo bill before taxing ths BsukruD,
law tni although no suit could have been brought on the
coatsct the Court bed The party responsible FOR
uq1encts of bis Tor uous act
Ar Caldwell folio Toi and argued mo case on beb,f Of
the pisipRG.
Ai.sr be was Trough the oour adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-06

me boa ds and mortgages and szAis stoos Of tbese
banks 81 the date Of hsr an report, AsregAsd s,21s,
me Aggregate decresse In three items In al lhe banks
Of The city ~As sl5s o3T In deposiu SIS sal In circaa
Won ana SIT ece 10 bans me axregse inore.ss vas
s3t2 COO IN depsn si4l oq3 In circulation, and Syst 355
OF INC dccrcased deposits two thirds oIoi .os we're In
their circulation ssi 3i7 0, one third Of Toe wnole 10
crcase, ard reducing their loans s 562 o. The
ING eleven banks ali exceo. three xes.e their dep
70 me eytert Of t342 02-,hose three deorea~oa only
7 ESQ Eight increased their circulation only ssa Tl6
three decreased th,m s2s52i avs decreased their loans
aai he bank, nov N opsrs.sou hsd pursued safe and
conservative dgrg the auartsr embraced In
qaarery report ot the o Of jane, ne knos, IRON
examination Of the figures 81 The time, they did durnS
previous quare. They undoubtedly have doos NE ssms
since June 10 lying from the tone a mooey market
We Judge, therefore that they In preuy suDssAn-
uA posiuon, providing their resources are reliable.
TIE FRosPscr OF REDKsrrIoS
From tue Buffalo Express, scpt2
Inc impression appears 70 have obtained In the pubic
mind that the bills Of the Reciprocity Bank having beon
. safety fund institution, nearly worthless, the
safety fund pledged for heir redemption 10 exhausted
BY reference 70 the BANKING la~ section Of shcs We
~ corporation and Joint stock association for banking
posee lsuine bank notes or any kind Of paper" This
places The Rccp, ocity Bank the footuE with the
individual associations, and ~ the stockholders are
Known 10 be OF means ard responsibility, sfoyds
good prospect that the debts owing from the Institution
vi ultimately be paId We make this reference
ton bin holders against submitting 70 ITO great sacrice
In rss,ng believing ths the stockholders vii, under
the requirement. OF The ~ make provisions Tor bring NC
the institution on Of dhcnliles In an honorable and
Just manner.
We cannot refrain In this connection from indugiug The
general remark that existing dfnsultea are 70 very
great exsnt 70 be usced directly 10 improper PRACTICES
We part o. too BANKING IN stuo1s mo seriously involved
The reason given for their sWpensiou that hey are ibid
ing large amount OF papsr II individuals and manutsJio
res who have failed. upon which N y realise nohlae
W heip hem through beir emparsssmsnts Tut 10 no
aoupt rue Bot tnen LEI 10 the interest sooplnt
a. M has he~oa nsda n
NE on ana see hOs nucn ususy has ex0rted from
hsm % make mem or, sAi that 100 In rres.er or les
aEee ,nfoogn VIC dtec, an ndirect prsouoes of tns
banks themselves which are 10 he en- ma safsrsrs n
bose putauons Will calculate the extent Of
usury pracaSed UPON these comoaues and ind
viiuaf who have auet, ~hen they sub mued 10 II 10 tue
orl1ru hope ts.yng themselves from Destruction sss
Inevitable under tho crcumstssces thew q .as that
hey bsve suffered iogu mscy from Me erecs 81 . now