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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-18

9sxSwAx ecAfcs and nrm n cto o 80
confined 10 absai 100 $50 bags Of RIO al lo<c Ike
CuTros--The sal Saturday sfernooo enbrs ,ca 40
eco baee not preyscasiy reported. The sscs 70 dAy
midd,i.g upanss at ,slc and uidinng Nex orsosas 81
lthc
Isne-rs -rhs enssxsusst, continued 10 be rshs asd
raes unchanged To Liverpool abori rs toas ,os so
engaged al IA. Cd, 900 obs nour a. 81, ssd 800
tefcos beef nj I'd With about 900 900 bushels
dpL Rates 10 Lcodon were quiet and unnhscssa. M
Bremen $50 900 slaves csgsget ss, 100 es~ Of
rates .e,e 1 auie, and unchsnsss Cotton cas- q Nc,
ashes g; IS - and roe -. 20 CAlssnia we're
., about rs, per fccs, measurement,
Hv Prime old hay wss scarce and c-nn Tor 'hp~en,
III -6c. $50.
EIsnr quiet but steady. We quote Americas des
rotted al Si6o SITS POI toa Do dr~ssd al Szis SG5.
and ksnl!a 81 &C. ssko PERM
Hors-Sales OF about 100 bAiss ~sve rspo~tsf 81 10
l2c. for ordinary to primo Eassern ans western
laos. - eootch I g was steady 81 90 90 DO
LIME vas la msdefaie reqoeet, with sales o. Gone
few hundred baes Of RocsiAnf ~ 'sc for CON no. aad
NAVAL sroass-rhs mArxss was quses. and spriu In
cIined droop Sales OF ECO 200 b5s q,
47ko. asc, c3h. Rosn VAS quiet 81 soc . 300 from
yard and to srrivc, per $40 lbs Crude was wilh oes
descriptions, unchanged
ons-Llnsecd usr unchanged, and moderate sa'cs 70
ported nj SOC Sic. Crude sperm wn ., 81 O., and
Paoyploss --Porh-Ths marks, Continued nrm, with
more doing Tho Gales embraced about TOO 500 bbis.
mes, s2i 70 ga IS; clear paNss ga, aud about
500 bbls prime, o. 81, buyers option oil this month
800 bbs. plain and extra Western repacked men ~ The
quotations givsn below. Prime and beef hams
nrm 81 quotations Bacon WIS nrn, ana wcaern smoked
SIDES sNeaole HEc Cut meats werc s,aroe AMI nrm,
with anal sales CT both shoulders and a. N ~ our
prces giyen below. Lard higher and scarce, and
sales OF about goo 200 bss- and rcrees made ~
l6xc. . l6o, olosDg ii the la,,er figure 70. prime
Butler and ohccse wore In goot demand, ana WIN more
dopf duotatlous,-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-18

Canadian s,eady ah sAis OF 400 500 boa A quota
tons Southern 01s ess,er, ~ quoiAnons, vns the
sales embraced about SOC 900 bbs RE foof-rne
marxe quiet NJ quotations C,rn meal wee insasve
at the prices given above ior Jersey Aod bsndy ~oe
Whca.-Tbe sales were confined about ,oo0 a 600
bushels t1Cudng So-thsru red sound at yostTt,
and aTgo unSound rcd and whi,o mixed ~ 81 toh,
and Dol % ue,iOr do al 81 Go, aud good new White DO ii
81 80 10 "a 81. Od quiet and nomns Corn
seAoy In sRes OF ABOUT 80 COO 10000 bosheis Wet
tern 65o Bic In store aad de4ivcrod. taken
chiefly by he Eastern trade A, The Gloss .nere
buSefs above $50 66hc. Kye-smA saies a nss We
made at 9oo while Old quiet Il 81 81 o. Oa1
do and UNCHANGED state and Western ranged from bso
70 e:o We quote the following prices Of grain In this
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-18
CITY Intelligence.

Im STATS GErADuas, Captain Broie sod Ileaseusnss
Frses end Thompson psraded Sunday Last 70 attend
ths funeral OF private John Raymond. they mustercd
fcslytwo nusses, had shoion's band, aud ssr scted
MARRIED attention n they marched through The streets.
Tbn com ANY show marks cf careful drilling
DnovrD WHILE BAnuSc.- within Rutherford, widover'
with -four small children, went In bathing 81 Go~surs
SUNDAY afternoon, ami drowned. His body hosied 10
che foo OF Van Dyk street. where was PICKED up yea
1erday morning His family reside al 81 hkp street.
Coroper Reddpg held An nquest, aud verde, In accor
lance with lhe facts reuaered.
TO YBE uDrroR or rHE HERALD.
IABRKD MS hrstRrs In q coidmn OF -FOUR lily new
% YESTERDAY noticed inserted inst yoinE susceptible
oy sierman doing business Caiharnc market, and
giving bis name ~ Stephen johnson, severely stab
ccd By bis mistress This Susceptible oystermap docs not
belong around hsi he any business OF any Kind
Caharipe market, but IL vender Of boiled rrAbs and
The sdewak corner OF roosevelt and Water strecs,
where be has been doing business and hailed IRON for
some years back by inserting the above 10 Of The
,olur,us Of your paper, you WI greatly obse tho oyster
xueu q caihuine market JUSTICE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-18
FINANCIAL AND CONNER CiAl


M0spAy, August l7-6 y. N.
The s,Ock make. Is decidedly siOx. rhses health
I'M The supply or weak sokiy stock seouIos pressng
for sale very great, and there buyers, do
mand from any sourco. Even she bears are well sup
Piled for the present. al lsaE and no. touch the worth
less stat uatn actually wanted foe delivery maturing
contracts Holders Of these stocks OF soil ng
but cannot do without subnang 70 serious losses
Many hold 9Th tho hope thai partial recovery may
be realized. We fear they doomed disappontment
and tha& the longer hey wait the they viii lose
me- position or many holders Of these depreca.ed stock
securities u really iameatable Hundreds and We have
doubt thousands have been literally beggared BY the
decline In value In railroad stocky fhera doubtless
nj this momeAs Thousands anxlousy watching the daily
movements a the market with the hope Of seeing
return for their investusns Many will look In vain
and even while hestasnS about oo,irg up pre-
SENT prices, more and moro OF the substance vii
dsaQpsay Those who placed In this unfortunate 20
siaon have no one to blame bu. themselves We have
hborea noeszaaty, with sincerity and ea<nestneas for
year, to convince the outside public that money was
not safe n railroad stock Investments Is no fault OF
that the great bulk Of these stocks years ago
piled up In the hands Of tho regular stock spcculata OF
Wall street. Most Of them there nov, but they have
been purchased by the bull brokers comparatively low
prices Most Of the losses BY the deprecsns Of the past
two years have fallen upon the sma ousde holder AT
the nnt board 10 day New York Central isu Oh par
cent; Erie, u; Michigan Central, ~; Michigan Southern
old deferred, % do preferred 4 Chicago and Rock
hland Gslena and Chicago, u; Cleveland and Toledo
Ia Crosse and Milwaukee advanced per cent There
unusually heavy transactions in Reading, wl,aou,
change in prce1 opened at 60 per ce1t, and closed
tho same price. Michigan Southern opened q, 34x sold
down to 32x, and closed at 90 por cent, The sales
up about 1000 shares principally for ouh. Michigan
Southern, preferred guaranteed, sold down 50 per
cenL Sellers mus, have rather POOR opinion Of tue
value OF the guarantee to sell at that price.
After the ad o, the board the following sales
Of stocks bonds made at auction by Albert H.
Nicolay;-
$1,000 Marietta and Cincinnati, ls mi. bds, int add. 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-18

Ds0sn~s n~I.nnsnder Safss-Wlth Patent
powder proof defiance locks aud Dcpo Pearl
sreet one door below Maiden isne -
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY Day.
MIsCELLANEOJ

L,wgsDEIIfs uraArr wrDDrNa oARps.-orIy
~ dep5 In the city, sr,sdwsy, of Duspe
IourrAtNs INDIA sross co. BROADWAY MAR
euud srcst has pineapple eoods slts, sha~s grapes
seuser, china fans and thousands o. ruryus sad
0rrsmeuisi articles whoa 1nT b fouoJ abovs
AG3. Ansrsac tcaia yorS-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-18

PsoahwsX % IS anA Ps<k drs0ly ovDousn - Ashw
ky.s iss ess..oa q oesss aad ososs ssss. q 3ssSss
propHseerV vvioss, By he cass dozen or iD erosA
BaRNDs PARK,
How Ycrk. C.nciar al And oaa prNn0snn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-18

The BurdsiI Baby -vhs Bu,t'sil Group,
p'''''' " sEADs BRoI M Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-18

Al the second board the opened and closed very
heavy. Michigan Southern, preferred guaranteed,
sold al SEX Ter cent, which 10 4 further deone cieve-
land aud Toledo closed ct 4s por cent, which decline
o, per cent since morning. Chicago and Rock Island fol-
or ger cent Michigan Southern, old deferred, closed
32 80 per cent cash. Nearly al the parties who had
oassd money The hyposhecstous OF Michigan Southern
Railroad stock have sold oct, and Is al aaoa! 10 the
muke. ia AImos, impossible 10 borrow money on a,
any margin
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-18

Portable Drsssang O~sss, every Ssva,. apv
sas By j. a sAUHDRaE sore Only 4 Ma, As:r asasa
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INsl ..
Thc steamship Persis from this port for Liverpool
wodreidsy, will take out about two millions specie.
The steamship Columbia 81 this port from Liverpool,
brings oar days lstor from all psru Of Europe
The arancisl accounts bad-yery bad. Consols had
declined snd oosed very feversh nj 90 psr cent The
money market Was steadily Tightening, atd the probs
biy thai the Bauk OF Engisud will soon be obliged
put up ihe rate or interest again Tho shipment OF s,vr
70 the Easiinds and Chnaby the last steamer auo1nt
ed 10 Ct 1b,7o The London Crcric,, Of the lniL,
ssys-
Shs movement OF silver III be sl further accelerated
by the bsst loda Company having farther raised the
ot bills India by I'D per rupee, axing the quota
ton at "a ID. FOR Madras, and n Nd on Bombay. A.
we b,Ccro remarked this evidently shows that the local
uessuries are not ovcrsbuDdarty supred, and lean,
either here 10 India, appears inevitable, before
expressed an expectation.
The Liverpool cotton marke! continued nrm bot mao
I've In bfesdsals u had been but moderate busi.
pes. Quotations show further decline. Tho weather
continued fine FOR harvest and ali the ssree
that ,be product viii be Tar shove average.
The ANNEXED statement, exhibits We average daily MOVE
sneui leading departments Ne oasts sfthls city
during The week preceding saturday usuias Aug 49, ssT
ssa n~ several previous ween,-
NV You CYT RAHn
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Cov1lal Cngnas 8sttsrs Immediately as-
No diArrheA sgue end bilious al.css O. SIKH NsvLO
sois importer ~ Nassau Pss vSrx n % al
drrgsisis. bars and ~ oc~rs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-18
,osp,rs and Dealers I'm Croshins.

Jobbsrs and Dealers I'm Clothing.
Are respectfully invited W examine our
AND wIsrrs grocu.
In addition 10 usual large stock Of
rrn clovuruG
We have ,hs season manufactured immense stock ~
low DOORS,
wN,cs vs Are prersred 70 otter At ~ ov nsrres sny
DavIIu 4 90.
Ee $50 and 80 Broadway, Sew Yort-
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l.ardr WIS. and HAIR ~. As-anss tss
Mesa ss a. Broadway ueAr hSvArd arss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-18

Cs,st.soro's Hair Dys, Wigs and Ts~ps~A
he very bent In .ns oo1nxy DoA 90 ga s.ad NJ ig- ri
vxisly applied ~ No s As.or Hopaa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-18

YAschsior's ssAlr Dys, Wiss sAd Iv~ysss--.
re best In the world snrpassns 81 sl Ns 80. 81
~ tse man or sctory. 9S BroadwNy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-18

INCIDENT Ia tho muscular pArs bes
I'd VITA safe ~ the ordinary Tbs ortnsa.
tsates 70 the mord OF dsse AZ ana
ulcrs snd removes tn N rapidly >sd et ,ard- q
equally ecAsOus sor G external pus,uea sad
wpun0S.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-18

AdaDs' HaO-sss lseHeh orator IpsaIiably Cerss
Ill blood disnsdsrs soid b. q II. RING 10 B-usfsNy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-18

Hili's Hair Oye-kour Snia.ings Box.
black or brown No barclay ssrsss ,a's5ls oaxrea fr
the nAiy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-18

viii prevent sunhurns bp ths fragrant be>sec of "a.
soCpeAlon VII remove them Il o,os the sxia r-uns~s
headache. and the roat cecsta or All ns Sole
H. LAnAAN o., whoses sae drl.gs.s - Wasr strsss
As 4 By al dru1gss ~ 80 cents per 1oiie.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-28
A had FIX.

4 4
At the late Senate contest, JUDGE Dunn
was, the democratic. caucus nominee for U
S. Senator. The Democracy having cried
"Know Nottingham so long, the Repub
licans have just reminded them that JUDeE
Dunn, while in the Constitutional Conven-
ton clungfor clause providing that For
eigners should reside IN the State five years
before voting. But for. The meaness Of
their eternal batting about Kaoy Moth,
iagism, JUICE DUNN's position never would
have been referred to, as he Is regarded
everywhere by Republicans as an honest
man and gentleman of whose shoes, those
who JLdas-like betrayed him with Their
kissing votes, are not worthy to unloose. -
Thus, the meaness of the Barstow democ-
facy is an engine in perpetual motion, kill
ling off the best Of the party and letting
the demaaogues run.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-28
2'iae Custom House H.ecafson.

We see from the specifications which
have been received by the Surveyor Of the
Port of Ga!ena, from the Secretary of the
Treasury that the location of the Custom
House and Post Office building has been
fixed, as follows: 50 @@
s. "fhe building viii be located on the
east side Of Commerce street, upon the
triangular lot surrounded by Commerce.
Green and Water streets, fronting upon
the first named street; and at twelve feet
distance from it and Green street, or 9th.
erwise, as may hereafter be decided on.-
The top of the floor of the entrance story.
sil be least J feet above the mtersec-
ton of Commerce and Green streets, at the
inner edge of the sidewalk at the line OF
the streets. al
walls of the building are to be Of
cut stone. The specifications say:
& The entire exterior Of the building wiz
be faced with the best quality of stone
foutd in the vicinity, including the door
in the vicinity, including the door and
window dressings, the belt courses, cernice,
&c. The stone-workaef the building must
be well and properly dressed, with good
surfaces, aud ARISES, the joints small, and
well pointed, the beds and builds to the
square, and perfect, and the whole to be
left clean, and perfect on the completion Of
the building s.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-28
e.eOFogscaI Survey.

| The Legislature have probably anpro-
;ataI 81 ooo M -,
!" ias'' s2'oo W 'pt'"''e' !" e''s'''
guiShed-a very learned and a0Se 10 see an
dsr-earth gentleman, to succeed DIR. Per
elVAt'in TIE 0oo'ogicai explorations !. q our
o.a'e-pf'refciVai haElhs resigned 70 e&-
pore a ihgneF sphere 'h mar eaf'h 5 s'fa'a
MT pS'osf represented 'eM Gays ago
Iaoon1 the notion. q people generally IN
the MINES upon Tue fl'a''ef ...eolosleai
Surveys we copy from the milwaukee,
sentinel fa'' al 81.
% senate ol'l apoIe llsnl'hea was
p,; p1l af tha ba Il NY H. Ra Y - al-
burden. of onnosit;on 10 -;t--indoed h. ,noJ
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-28
Fruits of the New C0aiition-The Democratic
SENATE endorsing the X. N. Platform.

Fruits OF the New COaiiti0n-fhe Democratic
Senate endorsing the X. N. Platform.
It will be. seen by the telegraph report Of
the Congressie nalproceedings on Saturday,
that the Democratic" Senate, on motion
Of Mr.. BIGGs, democrat" seconded BY
Messrs. BRoDHEAD, of Pennsylvania (!)and
Mr.. BRowN, Of Mississippi, Democrats, a.
inending the bill from the Republican
House. for the admission of Minnesota as a
State, BY restricting the rights Of suffrage
to citizens, native or naturaliaed, Of the
United States. OF course, this amend
ment deprives. that large class Of foreign
born residents, who have declared their IN
tentions to become citizens, bat have not
vet perfected their naturalization papers, OF
all voice in the formation oflhe State Gov
ernment. This is s'Democra ic'' gratitude
for the successful support which MIR. BU-
oHANAg received, last November from the
large mass ofour adopted citizens Mil
waukee Sentinel.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-28
state Priating-taie Forty Sohaa-
l,iuafiDsl,

From the Secletary's Report we notice
that the public printing of Wisconsin for.
the year ending 3lst December $50, a.
mounted TO near $4,000. The total a.
mount Drawn by Calkins & Pfoadht Of the
arms amounted to sIz,7ol 40; and BY
Atwood & Rubleg st,3ie so. Other es :
Establishments drew the balance in small
sums for local printing, Of which Pump
Carpenters firm drew only s57I 90.
The fgnfes show. that the, two leading
political organs, 4rgas and Journal, drew
the Lion's share, sl7,ol8 2o-the result
Of clear and to our mind unquestiohable
combination. We desire no clearer tcsti-
mony than this that the Journal is in a
mohg the forty thieves. There may be
men i'll the State approaching SO near the
condition Unnatural fools as to believe the
State of Wisconsin ever required IN one
year even half the amount Of printing paid
for in 1856, though we can hardly believe
it, $4,000, just for State printing! !
Nonsense. The money was appropriated
by the old gang of border rnffians-there
being just enough shanghals among the fra
ternity to give Atwood q Rublee sucl
to keepsthem from whining and telling 0
| Sars tricks whea marin went from home
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-28
II .Prohate-BroW

State Of Wisconsin, County of Grant, S. y ~
February 25tl, 1857. Present, S. o. ram
In the matter Of the Estate of Joseph B!asJs
An this day came Mrs. Aurora Browns
" OF said deceased, and represented ln !a.-,ds
testate and prayed that letters of adlnlnlsaisT d.
estate Of said deceased be granted her anu
Barnes, of said County, .,,s
And thereupon 1t is ordered that the n' "srs
petition be heard before IL Judge OF 'hs I nj
Office in Platteville, in said County, on lle
March, A. D. 1857, and that notice tleie s,isF
all persons concerned by publishing ths O IssS
successive weeks previous to said day o. ,rsr
ssGrant County Herald" a weekly neWslgslFIn
in Lancaster in said County. STEPHiHn 'rs
&c. q "
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-28
A Pergslrasea Esreafis.

s 6 e. 3 70
What Fdy Or gentlemen would remain under lie curs
eft disagseeaNe breath when by using the BALM or A
THOUSAND FLOWERS, dentiiGce would not only rem
der il sweet bu leave the teeth White alabssterl
Many persons do not know their breath is bad and the
subject is delicate their friends Will mention H.
Pour single trop Of lalnt on your tooth brush and
waah the teeth night and morning. ifty cent hot X
viii lastsa wear.
=, Beautigui CompieAiof may easily be acquired b
using the "BALM OF THOUSAND TLoWERs'' Ii will IL
more TAM piInes aud feckies from The skim leaving il
OF asoft andfoseate hue. Wet towe, pour en- two or
three drops and wash the face night and morning.
Shaving AIade EEasy.--sTet your shaving brush in
either warm Or cold water pour two three drops
of .RALa on THOUSAND FLOWERS" rub the Leard WE'LL
and it will make beautiful soft athe, much facilitating
he operation of shaving Price only fifty cents. For
Sale by ali Druggists Beware of counterfeits None
genuine unless signed by
%3 W.P. PERTIDGE &Co,
14-6m 90 In Franklin Square, New York.
A REGULGR COMMUNICATIONS OF Ian
" caaer Lodge No. 20 of F. & A. Masons will meet
~ IN Masonic Hall at Lancaster, on the ist and Sd
Saturday evenings or each month.
E as = HUGH r. eoLTEz, sec'g
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-28
In Probate-J0nes'

State of Wisconsin, County of Grant, 81: S Iea
February Term, 1867. Present, S'epN'
Judge. s .,af
In the matter of the Guardianship OF Ge"S
a minor. Ill
ON this day came Polly Jones, the esD 6s
" Of said minor and filed in this ooui. .,ar ID
for lice..se to sell the real estate OF her "
minor, for reasons in said petition nanea .,sts
And thereupon 1t is ordered that th 81, III Ie
Office of said Judge in the town of Lan ri; {
County, on the 10th day Of April, A. y. TIL
notice thereof be given to all persons in.esr
fishing this order for four successive VT WIZ g.
said day of hearing in the "Crant CoaDH;a d
weekly newspaper published at Lancaslssrd 4, Py
ty. STEPhbcc assB
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-28

STABBiNe AFFAIR At MUscoDA. We
learn thai in tavern row at Muscoda, day
before yesterday serious if not fatal ARRAY
occurred. A regro had lectured there
the evening before, and the meeting was
disturbed by rowdyism. The next day the
matter was talked at a bar-rooln, when a
dispute arose between a bully named Moore,
and a Mr.. Chas. Phelps. AS it grew
warmer, the latter was stabbed by the for
Imer. rar i IH
A wound was inflicted in the pit Of the
stomach which came near proving immedi-
lately fatal. s ~ e4
When our informant left, Phelps was
lat the point of death.-[ Madison Argus
10th inst t-ss9
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-28
OF IIIC VI Nut NOUI1 =
CGHEsoi'feslY Killed.

Ma. EpIroR:-About the 25th Of jan,
fatal accident occurred on the farm Of Mr..
G. Peck, in this neighborhood. A man
calling himself r. II. Rheims brough, was
Instantly killed by . tree which he WIS
cuutine down all alone). It appears that
he went in the wrong direction when. the
tree fell and was crushed beneath. f. ON
papers found in his possession, he was, or
had been, in the employ Of American
Tract Society as. Colporteur. If this
should meet the eye Of his friends, they
will learn his fate, and that he was de-
Gently buried BY the townof Patch Grove.
No property was found in his possession.
Yours with resp't. ii Il ,3.
GEORGE ENGLh.
Bunker Hill. Grant Coz Wis. Feb 18th
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-28
constitutional Ezssnnbnggery.

A few days ago, Senator Tombs sue
ces>fuliy carried through a bin in Congress
to explore the Niger, river in Africa
also, Mr. Broadhead introduced bill for
exploring ship route through the 18TH
mus of Darien. Not long ago, an expedi-
ton was fitted ont by order Of Congress to
explore the Amazon in South America
How such appropriations ever came 10 be
constitutional when it Is so unconstitution-
al to appropriate money for clearing out
our Lakes and Rivers, is a mystery to all
except with this explanation: the NJ
ger, ISiEnSNS and 4mqzon are all i'll the
Niger attitudes and the Niger question
is At the bottom of all appropriations for
exploring them-which makes all perfect
~ constitutional; whereas, the lakes and
rivers are generally in the north and to
improve them might accidentally aid the
'poor ghtte trdsk :"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-28
spetial alotiGes.
Gg Ed. E. NJ LEWIS, will preach il
the Baptist Church, tomorrow evening.
4 CARD.

ffese Il CARD. sa. gss
TEE Rev. f. TAsKER and LADY retnrn theirsincere
Acknowledgements their friends for their liberal do
nations on Friday last. And would also express their
Dr. Baze and Lady for their characteristic hadness IN
permitting their house to be occupied on the
And white they feel unworthy q SUCH nanfeSed kluo
tnatey receive the blessing Of iia who said %lnaa-
much ye have done ii unto Of the least Of lese
my brethren, se hsve done 20 unto me-.
Lancaster, Feb. 23d, 1857. i.f ~ u s.4.t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-28
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