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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-30
Apple Seeds Wanted.

ME WILL PAY high price for Apple Seeds, raised
w in Wisconsin.
Little boys and girls us half-a pint from the
Apples they eat. COVER & GOLDSMITH
Lancaster, Oct oath, 1857.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-30
Diyorce-Hurris,

Jerome Hurts VS.. Bersheba Hurts.
Grant Circuit Court For Divorce.
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the
said Berseba Hurts is not resident of this State
and is resident of Erie stataof New York, on motion
of j. II. Clary solicitor of the above-named complain
ant is hereby ordered that the said complainant do
give notice to the said defendant of the tendency of
this suit and that rule has been entered in the common
rule book kept for atpurpose in the office of the Clerk OF
said court requiring the said defendant to enter her ap
peance herein and to plead demur to the bill
of complaint fled herein within 95 days from the entry
of complaint will be taken confessed against the said
that said notice be given to said defendant by the
publication of this order in the Grant County Herald a
weekly newspaper Published at Lancaster in said Grant
this order be within 20 days from the date of this
der.
Witness my hand this 9Th day of October, 1856.
By the Court,
NJ. M. COTHREN, Judge.
1t appearing from the affidavit filed in SAID cause that
the order of publication of notice to said defendant
published required by said order and that mistake
in the of the parties made by the printer 1t
is ordered that the original order of publication Of
ce to defendant made in said be repub
lished in the weekly newspaper and for the same
length of time named in said ORDER and that the time for
defendant to said complaint be extended to three
months from the date of this order.Dated 5th Janua
ry, A. D. 1858. BY the Court,
NJ. N. COTHREN, Judge
J. H. CLARy, Mineral Point Wis. 6t31
BARRIER 4 LOWRY, Lancaster, Wis., Attys. for Pr f.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-30
NOTICE.

AEREBy give notice that have appointed VIM Pitt
DeWey Esq. my general Agent and Attorney for
the State of Wisconsin, in whose hands have pa ced ali
demands due or owing me, either upon Land Contracts
NOTES or otherwise. have also vested Mr. Dewey with
Lu power to sell and convey absolutely ANY and all nv
Lands in Grant County, Wis, including my improved
arm ri containing 800 acres A. c. MURRAY.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-30
CASH RE.aDY PAY SYSTEM.

a REGULAR CoMMuNIcATIoSs OF Ian
Xxx caster Lodge No. 20 of F. 4 A. Masons will meet
YIN Masonic Hall at Lancaster the Monday evs
e a OF eeofe the fuliing of the mooD OF each monf
HUGH r. Golfer, SecV.e
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-30
LEGAL NOTICES.
Tn prohate-Webb.

State of Wisconsin County of Grant, s.: County Court
In Probate January Term, 1905. Ifeseht' " Aiian
McGoniga Judge.
In the matter of the Estate of Frederick eoe dec
an this day came Jane Webb the WIDOW % s,sla as
ceased aud fled in this court her petition Tor ad-
ninisraon on the estate of said deceased ana there-
upon is ordered that the matter OF said petuon %
heard before the Judge of this court at he
A. D. 1853, at o'clock P NJ, and that notice be given
to all persons interested by publishing this ORDER o
in the .Grant County Herald, weekly newspaper pub
lished at Lancaster in said county.
Dated January 18TH 1858.
30-3t WILLIAM MCGONlGAli, county ouoge'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-30
GENERAL NOTICES.
Will You Read This Q

VOU who are indebted to us by note or book act will
l. please take notice that want our pay. If this
IS not su1cent we must resort to harsher means
forthwith HOWE & BARBER.
August Sth, 81. 7-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-30
One Cent Reward.

D AN AWAY from the subscriber living in Potosi
III George Beasley an ndentured apprentice, IA Is
years of age stout uilt; fresh compexon; dark brown
hair; very high forhead; black eyes, hereby caution
any one from harboring trusting him my account
and particularly Mr. Graves who superntends the
County Farm. HENRY HAMILTON, Butcher
Potosl, Janunry l4th, 1908. 30-3t
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eaSis..-.4, q rYing the Mail from G.
lena to Beetown, and having stocked the 70,
"ith good horses, will run his coach as d
lows:
Leave BEETowN Mondays, Wednesar
and Fridays, at 4 O'Clock, A. NJ, drumming
way OF Lancaster and Potosi,) and ayrjys
Galena at O'Clock, P. NJ.
Returning, Leave GALENA-- Tuesdsg
Thursdays and Saturdays, at O'Clock, A, n
arriving at Lancaster at 4 O'Clock and Reeov
at Z O'Clock, P. NJ, same evening.
Passengers from the North will find III
cheapest a&d quickest route to Galena an
passengers at Galena win find it the best rOa
northWestWard.
WOOD & WESTENHAvER,
Contractors
aFTrave!ers viii find the coach in Gaen
al the City Hotel, Main-street. w. W.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-30
Group, yyhooping Cough, Enflunza.

SIouP, W hcoplKaS S0ugf, knHuifZQ.
SPRINGFIELD, MISS Feb Z 1885,
BEoTnER AVER: will cleelf.lly certify your PECro-
RAJ is the best remedy possess for the oWhocp
1n Cough, Group and the chest disease of children
We ofyour fraternity in the South appreciate your SIX ILL.,
and commend your medicine to people.
HIRAM CONKLIN, N. D.
AMOS LEE Esq. MONTEREY, H., writes Sd JAN, sc;
u mad tedious Influenza, which confined in doors
SIX weeks; took many medicines without relief finally
tried your PICTORIAL by the advice OF our clergyinan
The firs dose relieved the soreness in my throat and
lungs less than one half the bottle made me completely
Wen our medicines the cheapest as well as the
pest we can buy, and esteem vou Doctor and your
fcineales as the poor mans Fl, nd
Asthma or pEtLigic, and Bronchitis.
WEST MANCHESTER Pa Feb 4 1856.
9iE: fouroHERRY PICTORIAL performing marvellous
cure: IN this section 1t has relieved several from A.
farming symptoms of consumption and is ioag curing
the last forty years HENRY l.. PARKS Merchant
A. a. RAMSEY, NJ. D., ALBION, Monroe Co, Iowa.
writes Sept T. 1854 During my practice of many wears
have found nothing equal to your CHERRY PEcToRaL
Tor giving ease and relief TO consamptye pa.ien or Gu
ring such curabe.''
We might add volumes of evidence but the lnost con
Vncng proof of the virtues this remedy is found in It's
effects upon trial.
Prepared by JAMES C. AVER, Practical and Analv-
ucal Chemist, Lowell, Mass--And sold by
H. T. Parker, Lancaster j. Barnett Ellenboro': Ms
s. Spencer, Smetzer; G. G. Skinner & Bro FairDlay:
l., Il Goodell, Plattevile. D. Stewart Bectown; Chan
dier y York. Hazel Green; Chandler L. Green Wnpye:
kaiauf Geiger, Cassville; E. P Kellogg, Boscobel;
H. Newhall, Galena; J III. Reed &C., Cnicago. whole
sale; and Agents in every town in the U.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-30
MEDICINES, ETC.
LANCASTER DRUG STORE,

LANCASTER DRUG STORE,
At THE POST OFFICE,
South of tn Coart- Fl u e..
rryHE subscriber has opened in Lancaster stock
Drugs and family Medicines just receive from Phil
adepha and other markets Including Also all the APP
proved Patent Medicines, which am agent for, as ST
Doct Mofat's Life Pills Il Bitters,
st. Johns Vegetable Ague Syrup,
Cough & Consumptive Syrup,
Vermifuge & Anti-Biiious Pills, &c,
Guysott's Ext. yellow Dock &, Sarsaparilla,
Wisters's Balsam of Wild Cherry,
G.. w. Merchants Gargling Oil Writing Fluid
Also, the best quality of Liquors for Mechanical and
Medical purposes Fluid Camphene, 50 per Ct Alcoho
Vinegar and all kinds ofFamily Groceries
FAMILY MEDICINES.
Nv stock of anymepicines consists of Cordias, Syr
Perfumes Essences, Hair Oils and Cologne Scented
Soaps. &c. sf4
Physicians be supple with almost any article
in general use in their practice.
FANCY ARTICLES.
The ladies are invited to call and examine my selection
of Fancy and Ornamental Articles, many of which are
and novel
STATIONERY.
Blank Books Pocket and Tuck Memorandums, Pencils,
links Cap Letter, Note and gilt edged Paper, OF all 81
yes and qualities ALSO Envelopes sizes of the best to
be found in market, with every article 10 the line
TERMS, CASH. GEO. ii. COX.
Lancaster Nov. 10th, 1857. 5tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-30
T,0ok at This

A Ii. persons knowing themselves indebted to me
IA either on Book Note account will save cost by
paying up Immediately for am compelled to raise a
large amount of Money soon consequently the money
must come without delay. 25-tf D. r. WALKER.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-30
INSURANCE.
FRANKLIN FIRE & MARINE
I NJ S u n A N c < COMP
FOND DU LAC, WISCONSIN.
Capital S5OO,GO0-Cash Paid In SlOO Nm


TySPECIAL attention given to Insurance % =.
L perty, Dwellings and 0ut-buildings Insns rm Po
buildings contents favorable terms, for such
lnsures Stores Warehouses, Buildings or cont Years
Personal Property generally. Losses equitabl M and
and promptly PAID IN CASH! so)aita
This Company is u Joint Stock Association. o..
under special charter, granted by theLegislaus
hundred thousand dollars of which is paid in ANU o.
lily invested in bonds and mortgages. The comnss 1
thus securely organized upon firm basis. tbpT ele
take pleasure in recommending it to public favor sS
thy of confidence and support with the assra1s,
ali losses shall be ompty and honorably adustos
this is purely Stock Company mutual bSsiD'@
i5e done, nor premium notes taken. VIII
OFFICERS.
Y. NJ. DONALDSON, Prsst.- W. 7. GIBSON. &C..
IT, W. EDDY, pice Prest a. GIBSON, GesT ie sS9y
H. H.HYDE, 4geat, Lancaster. s''
| ]. G. URY, do. Patch Grove
1yS1 A. P. LONG, General Travelling AgaD.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-30
Asthma or phtl,igic, and Bronc.,isis

Merchants Gargling Oil.
HIHOK Sale by G. ". RYLAND & CO.,
h Lancaster, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-30
GA-ENA &, BEETQWN
E egMIaF IT. 5. Mail Stage Einl

-. xlasessasgagags THE subscribers hal
I 90 gg7sSA ing received the contraa
& 3 SssSsi from Unele Sans, for ca,
~sess--za7a' rYing the Mail from a.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-30
Choice Lands.

7 OFFER the following choice Lands for sale.
on the most reasonable terms:
n: +. 4 Sec. Z, 7. III, N. r. % W. Heavy
Timber, situate on fine lake, 10 miles from
Shicldsvillc, Rice county.
S. +. a Sec. 81, TIL, N. r. 81 W. Heavy
Timber x mile from Cannon River, and same
distance from saw-mill.
N. +. ~ f. y Sec. 80, r. lib N. X. II W.
800 acres, two miles from Cannon Falls, on the
Hastings road. 1t is very rich and level prairie
and.
Sc Aof N L 4 Sec IS, and FL Nv x
Of N W a Sec p L liz N Il II W. Prairie
AID Timber; we'll watcrcd and 8 miles from
Cannen Falls; a very excellent farm.
WHSWA Sec 2osEksE Scc1e TIL,
Mr. Is W. Situate on north fork Zumbro rive,
Smiles above Znmbrota; las 40 acres Timber
and plenty Of watcr-o& ofthc most beautiful
arms in the Territory.
VIZ NE 4 Q. NE}4 Of see 50 TOO n X i
W. This is on the middle fork of the Zumbr.
3 miles from Oronoco, s fro., Rochester, an>
10 from Pine Island, on the road From Roches
Ter t. Cannon Falls.
: The Price for al! OF airy ofthc above land i
ttfl. dollQrs an acre.
TO choice Lots in Cannon Fails, For sal, cheap
| VIM. CoLFlLL. .}r.
Red Wing, Nov. LIST 1855;
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-30

THE Undersigned having completed their
MILL AND FACTORY, are now
ready to serve the Public viii. any
ding in their line Of businss.
Having the best t;,cilitie, in this
section of the country for doing their
work. AMI being
TACTICAL MECHANICS
themselves, they can confidently
promise satistactio: to their GUS:
erS.
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Insurance Capital Enlarged.

Incorporated 1910. Charter Perpetual
CASH CAPITAL ENLARGED
7M Jwy, 81, to 1000, 200.
SURPLUS s422,le2,11.
WITH THE PnEsrIGE OF 80 YEARS SUCCESS AND
EXPERIENCE.
DIRECTORS.
T. K. race. Jr.. Sam'l Tudor. Joseph Church:
Robt. Hall, NJ. \. Tuttlo. F.. Flower. f. A.
ulkelcy. r. Mather. f. G. Ripley: S.
S. Hard. H. z. Pratt. A. Dun
liam, &. F. Iii lycr, 7. \.
Alexander, G. II. Brainard. W. Keney.
OFFICERS.
E. G. RIPLEY, President. r. a. ALEXANDER.
Vice President. Tnos. BRACE, JR., Sec'y, j.
3. BENNETT. Gent Agent. .r
INsURES AGAINST TIE
Rangers OF Fire
Pc~zs of Inland Nup;gatiom.
At as Liberal Rules and Ratcsas risks assumed
! Permit Of for Solvcrcy and Fair Profit.
| Especial Attention Paid t" Insurance Of Dwell!
! lings, Farm Property. Out Buildings and
Contents. Such Insured for Periods of
| Three tn Five Years on the most
! ..' Favorable TcrlAs. ..-
LOSSES EQ'TABLY ADJUST ID
| AND PROMPTLY PAID
LOSSES PAID slo,4a7,s1e 81.
If wealth. with steady and prompt attcn-
ton to legitimate Insurance business, and
the execution Of contracts in good faith, have
inducements with the public in selecting thci,
underwater we refer them for test Of qualit,
and our claims to their patronage. to records
! Of past services, rendering their continuance.
with increasing ability and facilities in future
Choice .frst-c'a~s Indemnity mag b Dctcc
aoithoW delay, ~ ii IS a0eN kaca0n e,d
r abe co pD'Ut oa, through
WARREN BRISTOL.
63m3 Agent, Red Wing.
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SMITH. TOWNE 4 CO
DEALERS IN
R s,5 E Al: EST 4 7 D.

~ ~ ~ ~ HO l. a L ~.
RED WING. MINNESOTA.
will attend to locating Land W arrants. paw
mcnt Of taxes. collection ofnotes and to the pur
chase and sale Of Real Estate throughout the
Territory. Surveying, Mapping and Plating
Of every kind done t. order BY practical sur
v,yor. Copies of township maps furnished 800
De ads ir:wn and acknowledgements taken.
- All business intrustcd to them. will re-
e:ivc pro.,pt attention.
REFERENCES.
lion. Ex-Governor Ramsey, 900. 80. Saint an.
Hon. II. NJ. Rice. 49,. Washington.
Mcssr,. Sanborn Il French. ........ Saint PAM
Rev. J. W. Hancock. Register Of Deeds.
F. 2. James Is c.. Bankers, ........ New York
II. W. llerrick. -...S New York
u. II. Buttrick, Esq, LEVEL Mass
James Pierce Esq. 80. Hudson n. II
Hon. ". II. Weich. Chief Justice NJ. T.
". " Phelps, ....Regi>,er z. s. Land Office
&c. G. Graham, Esq. Receiver
D'w.If: Maclay & Qu;mby. 80. Chicago. iii
Han. James {. Parker. New York
Me.srs. tStone. Wood & Baldwin. Boston
Alfred Gilman, Esq. 80. Lowell. Mass
Hon. T. T. Abbott. .... Manchester, n. Ii
Hon. g. D. Bell. Manchester. n. H.
Nathan Parker, -. Manchester NH
u. D. Pierce. -. -.... Augusta Ne
Gilman Jaquith ...... Nashua. ny
| o. ?. sNITn. TT. TowNE. J. PIERCE
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Ice IIouscs.

The season has again come when iccl
houses should BE- t,k.n into considcra-
J;o;'. hy al! who are situated properly
to have them, and We imagine the
nunher to be much greater than is
usually considered. In fact We have
doubt if there is cheaper luxury
within I',p reach Of the most OF we'll
started and comfortably situated far
mprs. thai, good convenient ice house,
witt, It's ample summer stock OF the
frozen ee,n"rt, co>,in. little or moth
inc, AFTER the house has been built, hut
few hours annual labor in ling it,
during the most 'i>urc season OF the
year. But cheap rs it is, how mani
fold are its uses durin. the sultrv heat
of summer. Through it's instrumental
itv the cream is tempered to Just the
,';:-.ht point to produce the most perfect
results. aud ! e butter whrn properly
"h,rr"I, can be cooled and packed
2 viii, as well under Il July sun, rs
d cool l,u,r;i,.: IN October. Net only
ca it hc t',:i: 'nalc, bat it can also be
an ca,"llo SHAPE: cool hard, and sweet.
/, j. c,,:nii, V come and valuable I"
..r"servc ,::;' :;:..sh meats and to cool
our drinks: also t" temper our custards
a!r, lee rIru.n$. IN a word, it can i;
nsa:.' " .:3:.A -, :,uxi!nry t. the COM
forts Hnd vA'r., T., moi so ''>nty a.
i; cites. i Us of iced milk is {;
greater u>nry and more wh"lc*oln,
SH;u:lrr beverage than TIE choicest
y ilr, or the best distilled cup Of to-:
NJ r,;i:nr: Ri absolute Improvement
il act, Upon I,u"c, cold water.
li,t ...r vi I,"t li'utc further III" /
,Ac !">,l,..& Of ice, especially rs it vii!
not b. lii>r' ' to be appreciated just a
this ~..a*r.3. Let viii now pass on t
sisrn 'sn" ,.:"'al'|y and readily any or
Ii'"Yiiy ingenious farmer can, in thu
Hb:.c'."" 81 !: rarl'rntrr,) hNi'l all ic'
ho1>> / T. himself at a few .!cilHis cX
l';n&".
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TO IL ~, \ ,l!!.Ai' i,'E not Sc.

$';"c; shady, econ lovution, as CON
vyni's.t'y n"ora> MAJ be, and erect up
on ,.1n >,i2t;ic, OF til' Gtu.'ll Il square
board pen, o" bli;diny, from ten to
twelve tr"t each way. and about q; chit
fret !i..h. Inside Of 'i,i> ut ~ distance
oi' :'h"'; fifteen inches, set up another
in r;' i--'.' posts or >cai.t'inc Ill
Ho'.Uui, rn which pat Al"t''yr set OF
cHt,ii:i>:, h,ni., as high 81, the outside
+ ;.';,i 50 ar! nllMtN as to leave an open
j, g." Of t," @uii ii inches al around
saw OF; u dear space, SOME two feet
",i.]n upon !, handy side i;,r entrance,
ant r"u,A.Iy ra," il 50 that it will hold
80. ,!">t. W,l"u proc ed to I'll com
'-"rtt, and r'">' y, into the aforesaid
u,,,' >pnc.' between the two boar,l
s,u'',, O., Ill sides. when completely
t'tr'i I" tie top put q >hng'c, board,
1@a:ri. -" straw roof, just IS best suits
yr,;y> ulc"rr, ouy 50 that il is tiHht TO
So IL ri;', f, - 3:'tin! rI ',:,nr to the
u;o;;i;1.;, ;','d i'" thing is conp\, tc for
't.' Ter Ern"% TO rome.
>,M vi, re is there an active imam
", o win Il la'rI->a"' and u hammer
'.'a',: No, rrcc; such u h,il,:in" IN :,
,';,y ., t y" y; III" most: IN loc2jit;v>
Ntl},r ,aN- lu,! can H., be nb:aircI
VIII il; chnil ~ I'm j, cat straw ma; he
nadc TO ?',swcr Il tcl,ra|I" purpose
although r,"t equal t, old tam BARI: ii
saw Ilt>; -, a non-conductor Of heat
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Prairie du C111o1a.
Passenger Trains leave Prairie lu CEicn
daily. as follows SUNDAYS EXCErTFD.)
Day Express for Milwaukee and Chicago
7.iO Il. ~. Arriving at Chicago in time for
Evcnin. Trains East same day. and at Milwau
kce in time for Evening Boot for Chicago. and
arrive at Chicago in season for early Trains
East or South.
Night Express for Milwaukee and Chicago
100 n. ~. Arriving at Chicago in time for
early Morning Trains East, and at milwaukee, il,
tiu.S for Morning Train on Lake Shore Rail
Road.
These Trains, as will readily be seen, will
place Passengers at least
YEN XviRS Nv IDFiNCE
Of the route via Dunlcith and Chicago, ana all
points East or South. ..0
Passengers can have the choice Of going via
Milwaukee, or .Jancsvi!lc--the fare being the
same by either routc-to Chicago and Eastern
points. ...r
T!,rOu ugh Tickets
To New York. Boston, Philadelphia, and
other Eastern points. can be rurchashd Of the
Agents Of tEiS Line via ALL the Great
Eastern Routes.
SAML. X. PLATT, VIM. JERVIS,
GEN'L TICKET AGENT. SUPERINTENDENT
Tickets for sale by
DICKINSON, WRIGHT & BROWN.
46y .... Agents, Red Wing.
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Sash and Doors.

Of all SIZES will be kept constantly
on hand, also, Lumber, pl;'nel AMI
matched.
Dressing and matching Flooring $500 " NJ.
& Siding $500 {"
Doors: 2panc' So, each
+ - .......... ..... s.. 81. -
Sass, Y 70. ;tp light. 800 cents
do ~ y II. do.
do 10 X II. . '..'..'.'..... ...i 40.
WindoW blinds. lOX i....... $500
~ All moulding work H~:l by carpenters
lone TO order. AT the shortest notice.
Having been at great" expense III building an,
lifting ur machinery. they confidently r:tp"v'
that the citizens, oi Red " in, and he surround
ing country. will give IS liberal patronage. =
AsS,rin. them that no trouble expense s!l,
be spared to Accommodate them.
Contracts Cor building.
One Of Tic lir'n being Il practical ui!lcr. Az,
having built some Of the finest buildings i, Ga
lena and Cincinnati, they urc prepared TO tak>
Contracts Of al kinds. in tow! or abroad; :eiI,
will warrant satisfaction t." those cntrn~:in@
Jobs to us. COG j. - H1IOEllLE.
Red Wing, July 24thlS5". yr.
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Maps of Red Wing.

4 Splendid 1ithograph Map Of Red Wing.
\ inst pu olishedb by SAI1u. To~SE Co.
Price:-:or Coio,ed Copies, Mounted, se,e'
plain 40
Copies sent ~ Nail or Express 70 any part Of
the country. soft
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-09-02
PRE-EMprIoN APPEAL.-The following

PRE-EMprIos ApPEAL.-The following
circular has been addressed to the various
Registers and Receivers:
GENERAL LAND OFFICE, Aug. IA, 1858.
GENTLEMEN: By the 10Th section of an
act of Congress approved 18th June, 1858,
the right Of appeal, as heretofore provided
by the act of 1S4l, to the Secretary of the
Interior, from decisions of the district off.
GERS in contested pre-emption cases, now
lies to the Commissioner of the General
Land Office; whose decision shall be final,
unless appeal therefrom be taken 10 the
Secretary of the Interior. Whenever,
therefore, o party in such case shall enter
his appeal through your office, such appeal
will be held and regarded by you as SUI
persedas against all further proceedings un.
i'll such appeal has been determined, and
you notified thereof, by this office.
A party may appeal through your Office,
or directly by communication 10 this Office.
If he chose ihe former mode, it is your du-
" to transmit his appeal without delay to
this Office. Respectfully. &c., av,
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-09-02
ExChanSe

BRANCH EXCHANGE BANK OF ST. LOUIS,
\ Glasgow, April %, 1858.
TTNHIS Branch will keep constantly on hand
L sight Exchange upon Saint Louis, and the
East, in sums to suit, at current rates.
WILLIAM C. BOON, Cash.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-09-02
President and Directors of the Bank Of thu
Safe of Missouri:

ST. LOUIS, August 5, 1855
Srns Having advised you heretofore
by verbal consultation, TO resist the demands
of certain Savings Institutions, as indicated
by their notice of 3lst ult., and TO maintain
the policy indicated by yoursnotice Of May
last, | now proceed, by your request, to
assign the reasoning upon which my form
er advice was predicaied.
To present the question fully, II may not
be unnecessary TO review the action Of the
Bank since the dale of your notice to
which reference has already been made
In pursuance of that notice, the Bank has
opened with each depositor two current ac-
counts. In one of those accounts are placed
all deposits which are made in coin or city
Bank notes; in the other under the style of
"Bankable Funds" you have credited all
deposits made in the notes of the specie
paying Banks of this State, which are made
payable without the City of St. Louis
This is done with the full knowledge and
consent Of the depositor, and he has agreed
TO comply with the terms Of your notice,
which is printed and pasted in his bank
book, with the distinct agreement that his
SiiGIh shai Ue maui OIL iui
kind of funds which may stand TO his cred
it. The depositOr in good faith, has made
his check payable in such funds only as he
has deposited, and having marked it ''bank-
able funds" il is received by Savings In
stitution, with full knowledge Of the con-
tract existing between the Bank and the
check.
Upon this state of facts you have been
required by the holder of the check to pay
for it gold or city paper, in direct disregard
Of the contract existing between the Bank
and the drawer. Without the slightest
hesitation, / say the demand is unjust, IN.
lawful, and cannot be enforced. M
These checks hare heen protested al
your counter for non-payment, although
you have rendered in payment The kind Of
funds called for by the check itself, and by
the contract existing between the Bank and
the deposition. To justify this demand, The
holder relies upon Banking Law. Art. l.,
Sec 8. The law declares that 'ino Bank
shall refuse the payment in gold or silver
coin of any Of its notes, bills'or obligations,
nor of any money received upon deposit.
demanded by the holder or deposition at the !