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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-13
100 Acres of Timber Land
FOR SAL. - :

CtITU ATEDtwo and half miles northeast of Lancaster
y will be sold reasonable Time given half the pur
chase money. Said land is in good settlement ard is
well waered; actual settler would be prcfcned In
quire for further particulars Of the suhseriber.
Lancaster May 9th, 81. 46-tf JOHN 5. MAfBEE,
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Take Notieai

r have this day placed ne notes and accounts Of tht
Il late firm Of Large & rempleor apportioned 10 the
estate of Tefpleton, in the hands of Jas w Seaton
Esqfor collection. All persons interested will save
costs BY making Immediate payment of The SAME.
Potosi, April Goth, 81. TH0S. PALIISER
as Administrator of Inc estate of r. TemnletoD.
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Wheat Wanted.

100 0nn BUSHELS OF good dry moreltantable
IOO.OUOWheat, for which the highest market price
will at all times be paid is wanted at the Genessseills.
We will buy Slaves, Hoop Poles, and Flour Barrels
YIEGIN s TEESDALE.
January 90 1857. 81
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Splend;dly Improved Farm for Sale
II IL MILES FROM LANCASTER

otter FOR sale my farm u miles northeast Of lar,
s csSs'ersSoaamng 10 acres--S2 improyed-lo in
ing orchard Several springs 80 acres of frs RAJ. s;'
per- Inc lana lies high generally most of u ,es.
formerly praire-at present ell covered Win vap
timber except what is under cultivation think nv farm
Chased as among the best in the vicinity of Lancaster
given by the LET Of November O. = ypfTNs sso'
October 9TH, 1865. - - 1str
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NEW MILLINERY

~ AZ w LH.l-A1Al-1s AlAU \
IN l. A n CA S t E r.
@SmEa Miss Il. a. STEREs, having just arrived
AS2ss.JfFoni New Y ork with
w A New 81 Desirable lot OF Goods,
would respectfully inform the Ladies Of Lancaster and
vicinity, that she will business in Lancaster
on the 10th ins OPPOSITE THE RESIDENCE FORMERLY
OCCUPIED Gov DEWEY, where she may be found rea-
dy to wait upon those who my favor her with their pa
tronage-Lancaster, April 11th, 1857. 42f
Hats Cleaned and Repaired at Short Notice.
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rites indisputable. Callon Subscriber In Paoyile
Wisconsin; or for any tract after and Including NE "
OF see 8 Town r. w, call Hon. J. Allen, Bsrber
Nov. 10th, 1876 s,noI $3.50
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] antIs For Sale.
La Fayetfe.
liza Grant Count

VIZ MEX Sec. SO An. 1E $500
wANWH Sec 10 ON lie $500
TERMS One-third , cssh--baance in one aud two
years at 7 per cent. interest Address,
5O-3mos Chicago, Illinois.
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sfrayed or stolen.

1pou The uhscriber residing at aneaster, on Tues-
day Nav 18th, one year old chestnut sorrei horse
,t. hits hind foot white stripe IN face, light cooree
.d a;l. shod before Whoever viii return SAID
ssns ~ 1--WE information sf him viii be suitably re
wsrded BY u = ~ = : :. n
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NEW CHEAP CASH STORE.
AT PR AERTE DU CHIEF.

"A 4 IA "A tad Il UG OH EIs
* co. III. Dumford e. Co. = have rented the large
W Brick Store opposite Kano's Hotel, WHARF, have
opened to the cizens of
Crawford and Grant Counties,
the largest stock of Ready Made Clothing Hats Caps
Rubber and Oil Clothing, before offered in this
Market. Oar stock comprises all kinds from the comnun
Grey 10 tae fine Bread Cloth and Doe Skin. which we
viii sell Mt wholesale retail, for cash Also have
on hand fine lot of Gentlenans Furnishing Goods
Our Goods are all our own manufacture, and can
warrant them to be vi rghtot forget the place 6p.
posite Kanes Hotel; sign of the Ped Pants
Prairie da CHEN, June Ist, 1857. 10
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Farm for Sale.

u $50 acres. alsH a.i,nF !, - X .Ai
There are 50 acres enclosed about so sasss under cti
vai1n, 20 OF which are seeded with graes: there a.
OF IT. about 80 acres of bottom land several good
rvs timber and wood enough for the use of the psss.
place. n penvS 'hS
Millyille, April 35t, 1859.
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New Lime

rVyIiE subscribers have just finished burning Kiln
4 Iime which they will sell as cheap be had a
any other establishment. As to quality, our Lime
excelled in this country.
Kiln, az miles east efLancaster. h
RI. "a, V, KNAPP.
May IS, 1857. Digs
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BeetOwn.

Torn 4, Range 4, Section 16.
10 acres--lot No. 5-ne or Of nv or
lot No. T-sw or Of nv or
On aeres-lot No, s-west hf of sc or OF nv sr
40 acres-lot No. Inv Or Of sw Or
e lot No. 12-Ee or Of sw o.
lot No. 15--nw or Of Sc or
g lot No. 1S-fe or of Sc or
lot No. 1S--ss. 81. Of so or
Tot No. 4-se Or Of ne Or
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GENERAL NOTICES.
Notice Pnsifiunii

FHlH0SE old Notes and Accounts due D. T. Parker mus
Il be paid Immediately or they win be put forthwith
in the hands of Barber Lowery for collection.
Please take notice. D. I. PARKER. #
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REAL ESTATE
Smith Shop for S,sla

IN Femrimste, Is Ishi;bsica's Tavern. az
Off Cor sole the Stdas ftiac sssittr Shop sftuas
L ted nes We. Fhbrcss TAvsrn IS Fersis;'asre- The
shop is Is 20 ny % feotts-5 III snd IL rery was-
convenient viii -a the tcols ard t6ts ssopi
The country is thck- settled and un6es biSh stats
Of cultivation, and there is little co;nry;fs5r r
the smithing business. ~,
Fer terms apply the subscriber NJ the store tssr
ORLANDO WOODWORK
July 18Th, 1856. Az
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80 acres of Land for sale

HkEE MILES from Lancaster all suitable for cul-
Il vation. Considerable Timber on said land vii,
sell cheap give time half the purchase money or will
take good teal and the rest in money. Said land In
good settlement with school house. %
Lancaster, Nov. q. JOEL NAMING y
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TAVERN STAND

TAVERN STAND
FOB SALE Or no LET ,
At Tafton;
THE property at Taftop aesgaed ftra Public Honse
AUG rsome time 80 eccuricd, il hcretv offered for
sse or reht-on reasonable terms to one who is tho
right sort OF man for the business efs,,.
ton !: ne Y and fourishing village in Grant County
VII suPpiteu with roads in every direction mi Ia water
schools and other Accommodations - n W IT. nST
Tafton, April 25th, 1857 4i.tf
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REMOVAL.

AR. BROOKS has removed fran Beetown to Tafion
IL where he offers his professional services 10 all
VINO need his aid From long experience in the
he feels a confidence IN treating its Diseases
April 23d, 1857. 44-Et
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Western Wisconsin E. r. Go.
or1,t, =; arebv friyen to the stockholders in tn,
n Western Wisconsin Rail Road Company, that Their,
iii he an eIeet 70 held at the banking House of Chas
= D., Il; tho village of Prairie du CHEN, Friday
1npe 18th 1857 for the purpose Of -Esctng eleven Di
raetars for said COMPANY. Polls viii Be opened from
p N. until 4P Nj By order OF the Board,
! 7 - ,a aase. Nav 8th 1851. b. F.FAT,
'l7xit Secretary
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LANCASTER MILLINERY.

G-Nsa Miss MARY GRAHAM informs the ladies
OF Lancaster and Vicinity, that she has
W. ced the Millinery Business in Room
Adjoining Robertson's Watch 6 Jewelry Store
She fees competent to do any work in her line.
the aasef April she viii have hand Stock of Fa-
sbonahie Hats. Boiinc.s, and Trimmings of Every
style and Qualify, which she will sell Cheap.a K
Lancaster, April 4th, 1867. 6m41s
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Smith, Wagon & Machine Shop

"A i La NCA0 I Eh,
BY BUDD Il DANFORTH
Observation-Disclosures notice theyhave erectedarge bull
dngs and work in Lancaster, and provided hea-
Ivy stocks Iron Steel Wood and Paintsfor doing
heavy prompt and permanent business.
They keep hands enough to jump into any job of
pairing and do it up short notice.
Wagons of any desirable style-heavy, light or med
uip will be furnished to order on short notice.
Horse-Shoeing and other custom work always done
short notice.
Charges will be as moderate as can be offered.
Oct. 18th, SO. 17-tf BUDD 4 DANFORTH
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100000 Single

nLANDFoRD. GLEN & Co., at Wyaiusing, Offer f.
) sale 10000 shingles. io-u
An ar1st III ,a6, -.
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Watchnlakers & jewelers..
Notice Dissolution at Cassville

r hereby give notice that have withdrawn from the
firm Of Caleb Ilsh Co.. proprietor of the Gassvlle
Steam Mill having disposed of my interest in said
Mill, to Messrs Brown LaGraye & 60, and to whom
have assigned my interest in all debts due the late firm Of
Caleb Irish CO. This to give notice to all persons
that shall wise be responsible for the transactions
OF said firm from and after this date
VIM. I'll. PALMER.
Cassville, May I3th 1851 4s5t@
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Look at This.

4 II. PERSONS knowing themselves INDEBTED 20 me
"A either on Eook or Note account win cost h,
paying up immediately for en- couneed to raise
large amount Of Money s5n, consequently the none,
must come without Seiay. 25-G j.. r. WALKER
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POTOsT WAREHOUSE.

rTyHE UNDERSIGNED is prepared to receive all kinds
of Merchandise and Produce in Store, at his Ware.
house at Potos and will attend to chipping of Produce
Charges moderate. u. LEE ANDERSON
Posos March LIST, 1857. 81
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Tin. coppe@ and Sheet IRON Manufac

Tin, Copper and Sheet IRON Mandatory.
ENCOURAGED BY the large patronagage in my Stove
II Business take pleasure in informing the people Of
layton aud edjoning counties, that have connected
FIN SHGs' with my Hardware. Stove and Iron Store,
where will Manufacture and sell Mt wholesale and re-
tail, egert frticle of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron
Ware, at the lowest price. All orders for work prompt
y attended to.--Nov !, 1856. G. +. WEST.
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Caution.

hereby caution all persons against trusting har
4 boring my wife, LYDIA Maria Hartshorn, on my ac-
count she having left my bed and beard without just
promotion, excuse. i am determined to not
pay any debts of her contracting be in any way
sponsibe for her acts, from and after this date
sEl f ELISHA l.. HAdTSH0RN.
Plattevle, May 26th, 1857. 49-St#
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Notice Notieei!

M 0NEY WANTED--An persons knowing then,selve
IVk indebted TO us. either by Note or Book Account
VIII please pay up, end commences new account, w
are in need OF money.
So GEORGE ". RYI.AND & co.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

T0IN B. CALLS has associated with him, in the
u Mercantile business, Mr.. JOIN PEPPER. The bust
ness in the future will be carried on by the firm of Calls
Pepper, al the old stand CT John B., Callfs.
JOHN B. CALLS,
JOHN PEPPER.
Lancaster, Wis, Sept. 25th 1856. l4-tf
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Obituary.

From ths Charlottesville tya.) Advocate. Il
The Hon. ANDREW died at BIenheim bs
In Abemarie, Sunday night January Ie remains wer.
yesterday Inferred In the Enncorhy buyHg grounds The death
OF Mr. SrKykNsoN was For months h
health had been gradually falling and recently
OF his entire nervous system, rendered the
jury last fall Of the head prepared friends to
peci his dissolution The cause of his
death attack Of pneumonia which enfeebed
condition, bafed the skill Of his distinguished physicians Mr.
STEVENSON think, 74h year age at the time
Of DEATH There living Virginia who have
attained distinguished positions than by Mr. SrK
vESsoN Commencing public life early age was mem
Der OF the Virginia Legislature 1884, have
than reached mans Amer serving
the State legislature during which honored with the
position of speaker OF the house, he elected
the Richmond district The experience which Mr.
gained pariamenaun whilst speaker of Virginia house
delegates and his position in the Virginia in Con-
quickly pointed him leading men in Con-
Soon after entering Congress he to preside
Speaker over the House of filed
with distinguished ability From Congress Mr.
minister to The Of St. James, in England Mr.
STEVENSON not only occupied high position diplomatic cir
cle but by the dignity of his chaace splendid
distinguished social accomplishments many
mirng friends amongst the distinguished that kingdom
and talents pursuits of agriculture
Of the interests OF the University he was reco
at the of his DEATH and has earliest and
friends In the death of Mr. STEVENSON Virginia has
OF her most distinguished and Abemae
citizens. As politician Mr. be well
known all intelligent reades but remains
him friend and neighbour bear testimony
all Of those noble qualities of heart head
make the character of noble Peace his ashes
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that musical instrument called howitzer which sounded
the death-kuell to many foe Captain Smms and bis
gallant marines who ready TO mete out TO the
foe his deserts and TO preserve the honor Of that flag
furnished and lastly the remaining defenders of the
ships who did their part aud eager for the fray
ASorHsR ACCOUNT
CANTON, Nov 49, 1s66-On Saturday the 18th inst the
first cutter of the United States ship Portsmouth contain
ing Capt foote and others was proceeding from Whampoa
to Canton, when she fired upon by the Barrier Forts
It was halpast in the afternoon when this occurred The
American flag was in position that does away with all
chance Of plea Of mistaking IL while less than two
round shot and three charges Of grape after the round shot,
were fred into the boat by the Chinese braves"
AT the first discharge of grape the boat turned for
Commodore Armstrong decided upon taking possession of
the two forts and then advising the governor Of Canton
what had occurred The insult having been avenged the
property might have been returned to rghtfu owner
or retained according the reply from Gov Yeh might
indicate wish for war or peace with the Americana.
AT daylight on Sunday the San Jacintos cutter com
menced sounding the river from Whampoa the Barrier
which was accomplished after the loss Of man from
shot while throwing the lead At m IA hours after
the Portsmouths boat had been fired into that ship and
the Levant were nearly in position to open FIRE With
only water enough float the Portsmouth she was towed
up to her berth by the Willamette the gallant style
on Captain Currys part who was for many minutes in the
midst OF hot fire from the forts which had opened long
before the ship was near enough to suit Captain Fooe
After the steamer had been ordered "cast Off and take
care Of herself Captain Foote dropped with the food for
five minutes till within 450 yards distance of the nearest
fort large at the right end of the Barrier having
then been under heavy fire for time aSarboardn
let go anchor-"haul in Spring. ireo came in quick
succession and to cut story short the ship fired 220
inch shells In the following hours and fifteen mnutes
All were we'll placed at their nearest neghbor and at
the Round Fort on the left 400 yards distant At
dark firing ceased the forts keeping up till 10 minutes
before the ship stopped and giving sample Of what
in store at the French Folly at this time The two forts
said to be filled with English guns and junkmen crews
and certainly have anything in the way OF
Chinese gunnery before equal to them
During this time the Levant was aground out of fire.
and could not take part in the action The Portsmouth
was huled three times marine MORALLY wounded and
her rigging badly cut
After the fire It not deemed prudent to send away
boats from the ship the latter required their whole
crews to take of them in the position they held and
having no steam to move down with On Monday morn
ing the Cuma embarked the balance of men from Can
ton for the purpose of manning boats ard taking pos
session. II ...s...s
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FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
II ~
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
NEW Ind IMPROYED .aRR MENUS

NEW AND IMPROVED ARRANGEMENTS,
THREE TRAINS DAILY from Baltimore, for Cumberland
l. wheeling, and all parts OF the West. i
lst. The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will leave except
nom Washington Junciion) will
arrive Mt Cumberland at O'Clock, D. m.
I'd The MAIL TRAIN leaves Camden
day. at 8O and reaches Wheeling by 4, connecting
lie, Louisville. Cleveland, Toledo, Detroit Chicago Louis
Cairo, intermediate points.
3D. The EXPRESS TRAIN daily q D. m connecting
with trains for CINCINNATI
trail and southern places In the West nearly 100
than by other route The time 10 these places
sualed.
Baggage checked through Columbus Cincinnati
| and 81. Louis.
Passengers and baggage transferred all points free.
THROUGH TICKETS will be all large towns in the
West
ton, and at Washington city.
second class car 10 attached TO the mail train.
Passengers FROM Baltimore Washington view bc entire
at Cumberland Oakland They morning
the train which leaves Cumberland $780, @
renches Wheeling at 9 m.
Passengers from Washington have ample for
This The only by which through baggage
checks can be obtained in Washington.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
The accommodation train will
Cumberland and the going
west Easwardly, the mail train leaves Wheeling 7l5
and leaves Cumberland at reaching Baltimore
The FREDERICK TRAIN starts at p. m Except sunday)
stopping at way taton Leaves Frederick at " arriving
The ELLiCoTT3 MILLS TRAIN leaves Camden Station at g.
m and 30, Leaves EIcou's Mills at 73O, m, and
$50, p M, except Sundays.
w. 8. wooDsIDE,
Jan l7-du Master OF Trans por,ation.
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$4,O57,soo 90
OFFICIAL.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
gso November 49, 1856.
hereby given holders Of
United States, that this department viii purchase the
the Sd Of March next the 81 shall prev
ously obtained and will pay in addition the Interest
from the date OF the semi annual dividend Of interest
together day's additional money reach
the vendor the following Of premium said stocks:
For the stock Of 1912, premium Of 10 per sst
For Of s47 and ls4s premium cent; and
for The stock Of 1885, commonly called Indemnity Stock
premium of6 per cent 5lg
Certificates Of stock transmitted the department.
lice be assigned United Sins party duly
tied 10 receive the proceeds between
LIST day of January the half
assigned by the stakeholder will BE- payable
FORE and corresponding deduction from
able for the stock.
Payment for the stocks assigned be made
by drafts Assistant Treasures Boston, York.
Philadelphia option parties entitled % receive tie
which should be expressed ID.
cerifcates JAMES GUTHRIE,
Nov 2e-d3dMarchiff Secretary OF the IRE. sury.
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S.rion. Railroad Aeeid.nt. 4s

AUGUSTA, Feb 1.-The up Sunday morning train the
Georgia railroad with accident miles
from this city About forty passengers injured Gov.
johnson, OF Tennessee, who the train, had
broken Two ladies seriously injured Particulars not
received.
The roof and three floors Of No. g. Warren block
fell last night The lower floor full Of wheat belonging
to Messrs. SENS 4 Allen
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DIED.

In This city, on Sunday morning. Hon. JOSIAH DEANE YVES
TON, OF Dalton, Massachusetts, aged AZ years. .--
Dr. Wxsros had been sojounng several months with
inc hope that his health which had been failing
time might be benefited He highly respected business
man and honored as public He the eand
date for Congress in his district election His family
companied his remains to Massachusetts evening.
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BY rELEaRApn.
The War n Florida.


CHARLEsrss, Feb. l-Advioes from Florida to the s0th
January have been received.
Gen. Harvey had made requistion upon the governor Of
Florida for three companies Of troops to be furnished with
In thirty days.
The Indians supposed to be concentrated in force
New Smyrna.
Plans have been laid by the troops and
cept them.
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LOCAL NEW s..

CONCERT FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PooR-It will be
from the following correspondence that Mr. Palmer the
wcknown pianist is about getting up concert for the
suffering poor Of this city:
WASHINGTON, d. G., Jan. =, 1857.
DEAR Your appropriate and energetic appeal to our
citizens for the relief of the poor has suggested the idea
me that fine concert could be got up and given for its
benefit and in the management Of which 1t would afford
me great satisfaction to take active part particularly
my friend Mr. Kieckhoeer has agreed cooperate with
me In rendering Its result in every way satisfactory
possible.
should therefore, be very happy to meet at as early
moment as convenient any two three gentlemen who
would be willing to aid in the undertaking as feel con-
WINGED that such concert could be made equally attract
i've and ucrave and with the full tender Of my best
services
remain, yours, respectfully
W. HENRY PALMER
Hon. W. B MAoRUpRR
Mayor Of Washington.
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.fu.lsrieu. Murdsr.

NEW YoRK, Jan. 3l.--Dr Harvey Burdel, well known
dentist OF this city found dead in his office this morning
with hsen stabs in his body and marks upon his throat in
dcstng rangulaton The coroners inquest has elected
nothing In regard to the mysterious affair. No signs
robbery discovered.
NEW YonK, Feb. 2Nothng positive has been elected
concerning the murder Of Dr. Burde. dirk was found
Yesterday In Burdes ROOM said to belong Eok
MIS- Cunninghams boarders. Ecksl, Snodyrass and
other boarder custody, awaiting the result of the in
vestigation.
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Markefa,

NEW York, Feb 2.Cotton Is firm and active-sales Of
1000 bales Orleans middiag, l3S cents upands d. Is
cents upsnds fair, 1875 CENTS Flour is steadysales Of
barrels State, Sc 80 Sc AS southern, 81 81 20.
Corn frmsaes OF "a, 900 bushels Mixed 50 rs cents
Fork frnmes, $2l so. Beef is steady-repacksd Chi
cago SIS SIS So Lard is rm-saes in barrels at ls,I
cents Whisky is unchanged-Ohio 2sS cents Coffee il
steady. Sugar firm and unchanged. Moasses Ii quiet
Spirits turpentne 6rm Rosin is active at 81 so ii as
Rice Is quiet. Freights are dull. - .1
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OF ICIAL.

Franklin Pierce President of the United States of qneriea
all tchom u may
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited me tina, Emil
Spangenbug has appointed Of grand
State Of Wisconsin Territory
reside Milwaukee, do hereby recognise him such,
him free exercise and enjoy such functions powers
privileges allowed the consuls Of
tons in tho United States.
In testimony Whereof have caused these made
patent and the seal Of the United hereunio affixed
Given under hand the city Of Washington day Of
IT, 81 january A. d. 1884, and Of the independence Uni
ted States Of America the sst
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
w. l.. MARCY, Secretary of State
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F MAYORS 0FFicH
Washington, January 81, 1851.
DEAR SIR: With many many thanks your kind offer "a
give concert for the benefit Of the poor is accepted
would call on you TO arrange the details you are &C
much more competent to do Il all than am ; and will
oheerny adopt and endorse any arrangement You may
make -
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
W. b MAGRUDER, Mayor
To Mr.. WV. II. PALnEa Z.