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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-07-28

Worllnen sent to al parts it up work and do
repairs Steam Boilers, copper and Sheet Iron
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-20

Union COMPANY. JAMES cURRIE LATE Aassr.-A
special neear Ion business q Importance the Aanr
House Friday evening March "a al O'Clock procseiy
Shareholders are carnesly rsqnssiet 70 attend,
JOSEPH HEGEMAN. President.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-20

A GOOD oHANCR FOE PBRsOn WITH SHALL
~ meAnsL A Dress making and hil1rens clossisg x
taAsbnont wfh stock and 0Ktures; now dong
good basneas and IN MA No location. Apply on tbs
p,emises, 70 MRS POLLOCK. 1s Bescksr street, opposite
Morton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-20

nyHE MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND NORTHERN m.
l. diana Railroad Company-Sexctarys o13oe New YcrS
March, 1850 Ihs annual meeting Of The stecAholdes IN IT
corporation for the eecton Of vtccn Directors for ea-
year and three nspecors Of tho succeeding eooon VI
be bed Gin accordance with Tho provisions OF he bylaws &
this COMPANY Wednesday the twenty hh (2th day a
April 1850 at the ONCE o. The Compsny 10 Tho city Of foe
N"''' FRANKLIN K WORCESTER sorrs.-v
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-20

ITO LEf-wITH OR WITHOUT FURNITURE, LAxGE
House u New Roehale tugsther wih Ten aes Of Land
and al requiss oubnnss pleasantly situated com
nAnds ane view q y: se.sd no os.,s hsihhy
cAie CITY mnu.ss ride from Twenv Hrsst VA
New Haven Railroad Rent faruiahsd Slo; unfur nished
~ IL Ma dane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-20

TBE CREDITORS OF TIE NORTH AMERICAN KyRo-
sene Gas ahi Company ,ss rsausssed g meet a Define
Tuesday the 10Th ins, u r NJ to hear the report Of Is
Committee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-20

(NHEAP ANUsENErr, DAY AND NIGHT. AT THE
hetrcpossn Billiard Room e2s Broadway. ne,t DOR u
tssrs hespes 'heairc Seven marble bed tsbes II
pia poe for the Of tsbls. IS
ps n, eeaS each, which includes check for refresh
menA- REESfz BURNS,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-20

A DOWN TOWN RESTAURANT FOR sALH-THx
"A locaton Is ansarpseed for business 70 ono wsns
hr Glass buAness In the Adore line hs offers excellent
G. Is. HOW'RE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-20

GREAT BARdAIN.-FOR sALH, RESrAU.
"A aud Bar Handsomely lifted up asA now doing good
tpess. down town has fAv rshle lease Apply 70 e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-20

ITO LET-THE BASEMENr OF HOUSE NO. SO HUD.
street north east corner of West Tenth street.
GOOD stand saloon sboenA Furnished
with gas and Crcton water Apply to D. A. 0UsHNAN,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-20

ITO LEr-THE TWO STORY AND ATTIC HIGH srooP
dwelling house number ISL Ninth avenue, replets with
CpsHMAN, No. lb2 Ninth avenue, be.seen twentieth and
Twenty first streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-20

RIO LET-THE THREE STORY, HIGH sTOOP, BRICK
dwelling House, No l4 West Tenth street without Yard;
has SIX bedrooms Furnished with and Cron fixtures and
other conyouiences; rent $500 Apply TO d. CUsHMA
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-14
Important Decision.

The opinion of the Supreme Court, in
the case of Bushnell 0s. the Tom Of Belo3t,
announced on Wednesday by Judge Cole,
of Madison, and concurred il by the other
Judges, settles the constitutionality OF leg.
islatiye acts authorizing counties, towns
and municipal corporations to issue bonds
in aid Of railways and similar improve
ments.
The town of Beloit, in conformity with
an act Of the Legislature, by the consent
of the legal voters, Issued bonds in aid 81
the Racine u Mississippi RI ilroad. These
bonds were made transferable in the usual
manner. The Town of Beloit resisted the
payment Of the interest due upon them,
mainly spon the ground that the Legisla-
ture had no power, under our Constitution,
to Pass the act authorizing the issue Of
bonds for such purposes. Bushnell, the
holder Of some of the bonds
in question, brought suit against the town
for the payment of the interest.
Judge Cole, in his opinion, sustains the
decision Of the Court below, affirming the
power Of the Legislature, under our Con
stitutiop, to authorize such issues If bonds,
and very thoroughly discusses the whole
subject in lengthy and able argument.
II Madison Journal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-14
From the Chicago n. w. Christian Ad-
yocate.7

The following may be considered as settling the qaes
ton snfaably, that with such ~remedy on sale by
Il, principal DRUGGISTS, no man need longer go with
his caput in the cond ton Of sold Uncle Ned's"
From our acquai ntauce witb persons who have uses
O j. Woods Hair Restorative with perfect success,
o the last two years, We feel no hesitation Ia recon-
mandng tho article as superior 10 any other prepara
tisn now in use for the seme purpose, vz for restor
ing gray hair TO its eriunal color, sure and perfect
cure for badness, and neverfiiing preventative for
the falling Of the hair.
1t Il decidedly tho best apd most popular ~ use Tor
Identifying, preserving, retorng and strehgthenlng
tbe hair relieving disesesof the skin, aud renorinS
scur andru and all trupdons and feSerish heat from
we speak in relation 70 the above from what we
know having heen personally acquainted MIN ~
ons ,,er=ols who have used the Restorative or 1ne
sboye na,rioses with the most gratifying RESULT
IN a not often we notice patent meulelhe, lnqeeu
we think we have never pulled one before, but rroi.
yooa,s Hair Restorative something 50 superior TO
,sf II the preparations Of the day, thst cannot
farlar asking the attention Of our readers 70 y.
observation-disclosures Of worthless limitations, as several
e already in the market called by eH'erent names
10 ,ano unless the words "ProfW Hair Kestora-
~ DeSot ST. Louis No. and New York. hlso
$, ne bottle Sold Ly all Druggists and Patent M.d
cine dealers Also by all Fancy and Toilet Goods dea
ora Is the United States and Canadas
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-14

The good Elder not quite liking The
fipal disposition which the old hero lad
made of him and the people Of his faith,
with some spirit and little christian pug
nancy proceeded:
ELDER R.-"WelI, Colonel Allen, you
have described the final disposition Of
three professions Of religion and ministers
Of the gospel, viii you now inform me
low you expect 10 get to Heaven, not be-
Ing professor Of religion III belonging TO
any church society Oh earth {"
Co... At Yes, that | can do very
quick. When my body and soul settle
up and dissolve their temporal co-partncr-
ship, the soul leaving its fora-er partner 20
descend to its :. rent earth will start upon
its own hook, TO ascend fIom whence it
came. NY soul will carry no church GER
liicate, Of. commissions, an moro than /
had when took I. Perhaps may have
the company Of some one or more Of The
brave fellows who went there with me-
Not a minister or a deacon will accompany
me; they will strive to accompany my
wife. When and my old comrada ar
rive at the gate, shall rap stouty, for |
believe my right 10 enter as good as the
best Of you, and better than the most Of
you. A voice from within will say
"who's there ~ Perhaps my old fellow
soldier, wishing 10 add tie Cotoael may
quickly repIy-"Coloncl Ethan Allen, of
Colchester, Vermont" | shall then say
10 him, ''away With your nonsense" and
scream otl as loud as did to De la Place
-"Nol it is old Ethan Allen that took
Tye and Crown Point; and the armed
vessel upon the Lake, without any orders
but yours, in one day. "A voice will be
heard from sswithin saying, ah, yes, Jon
need not look in the books, for the brave
Allen has credit upon every page Of them;
open the gates to him and all his comrades,
for he never would be seen in bad COM
panyP' So in We 90, and the Deputy
Grand Master, with conntcnance beainlng
with love and good will, rises and says
Col. Allen, in the name of the Majesty Of
Heaven, bid you and your friend there,
welcome to Paradise. In imitation OF
Him, you have contributed as far as you
could-to the happiness, Observation-Disclosures
all His creatures; and as you was -kind to
all, and identified yourself with no one
sect on earth, so you have no bounds set
for you in Heaven. All will be happy TO
see and welcome you. Go where you will
except, should you wish to see your old
friend, Amindab Robinson, call upon Ariel
who will at any time take tue keg; and
let you in among the Calyinists, and out
when you are pleased to 60, and lock the
door after your The Dialogue here ends.
Christians and Patriots Lovers Of
God and His master-works! You only
see 10 Ethan Allen a bold, fearless patriot
in politics, and an example in point Of
kindness and love 10 God and man in re-
igioD. SENNEx.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-14
I-eorreaIolldsaee d. tnsI.oulavIIle journal. ]
q. M. Clay at Franlxfort.

There is already a good deal Of feelin ]
prevailing about the proposed speech Of
Capt. Cassius II. Clay. He will not bo
granted the use Of the State House, tie
members very generally expressing violent
hostility to his incchdiay course. | can
sac neither wisdom, nor prudence, nor pat
riotism in this hostility To the free utter
ance of native Kentuckian's sentiments,
when it is known that whatev-
er he may say will be without a particle
Of effect on tie pubic mind.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-14
nE Mons. Brocca, q distinguished Pa

EE Mons. Brocca, q distinguished Pa
ris surgeon, claims to have discovered the
fact that brilliant Object held abouc FIVE
inches before the face.of a person, between
bis eyes, will, in case tho person will look
fxedly at it produce result similar to
that produced by chloroform or any anes-
thetic agent. He claims that surgical OPP
erations have been performed under the
effect gift without pain. If True, il is an
important discovery.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-14

The petitions asking the Legislature TO
divide Grant Co, and form three counties,
read as follows:
To the Honorable, ne Legislature Of The state Of
Wisconsin,
The undersigned, citizens Of the county Of 6rant be-
Iegng that tbebest interests of the people demand
division Of the county, respectfully represent:
That the county contains about 1900 square miles
and too large.
2. Tint the county is too far from great por-
tion of the people, some of them residing than
thirty miles distant from it, that consequence the
county records arc only accessible TO those living the
more neghborng towns unless those residing ct tho
distant points burden themselves with heavy expenses
in going to and from it,
3, The county should be convenient to the people,
and should be at such points the PEOPLE 30 to- to
sell their produce, aud make their purchases If NOR
chandise.
A. Grant county has no b1sness center and her
greatest trading places being upon her borders we
not how the county be divided to accommodate
the best interests Of the people, unless is divided into
three parts; all attempts to divide it into parts hy
ing proved unsatisfactory.
Owing to the continued agitation Of the question
OF and the consequent uncertainty Of the per-
nanenee o. the present county organization, we think
that the best interests Of tho people demand that the
question be aSled during the present session Of the
o. Having examined the matter thoroughly, and
believing it will be the most satisfactory division,
ask that county 10 be called .Du Bay be erected out
Of the towns OF WingYie Blue River Auscods Waters
town. Hickory Grove, Fennimore Marion, Millve and
Wyalusing vested with al the powers of county gov
eminent, filing Boscobel the county sest Of said
county, and authorizing tax to be assessed the
township, when in the discretion Of the Boad Of super
yisors shall be deemed necessary, Tor the erection of
the county buildings.
Z. We also ask that your honorable body set Off and
erect county to be called "Platte vested with all the
powers Of county governments out of the following ten
towns: Hazel Green jamestown Smelser, Paris, Platte
vile, Harrison, Lima Elenborc, Clifton and Liberty,
Also fixing Patteye, the principal point, the county
seat, and authorizing tax to be assessed upon the
township, whenever in the discretion of the Board of
Supervisors it shall be deemed necessary to erect the
county buildings.F
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-14

f-TyT1s this is tho season Of the year when worms
ale most formidable among children, the proWietors OF
leave to call the attention Of parents to its virtues for
the exselny of these annoying, and often fatal onenos
Of chiiaran 1t inyon ted py physician Of great
experience in Virginia, who, sfter having uscd i for
several years in his own practice, and found lis success
so universal induced at last to oer 1t TO the pub
has since become justly popular tsa shouthe nitea
states the most efficient Nerniifngo evsr Sn5wn,
and the demand has been steadily OF te Ecreaso since
its first introlue ton to the public.
s Purchasers viii be careful tc'ssa for Or. MLAySs
CFLEnRATED LIVER Pills, manufactured by FLEMING
ing TO be Liver Pills, now before the public Dr. Nc
aaes genuine Liver Pills, also his celebrated Nerni-
n9e can now be had nj all respectable drug stores
None seRuiRe nifA0ai The signature Of
70 FIEAIIs.o BROS. Z
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-14
Nlroin L..

New ORLEANS, Jan. 6.-The steamer
Indianola has arrived with Brownsville
dates to the Sd inst. Cortinas, with 500
men, took Rio Grande City on the oath,
killing number ofcitIzeus. Subsequently
a body Of troops and raagersllfrom browns
vile attacked Cortinas and re-took the
city, after hard fight, capturing his guns
and sixty Mexicans Nine Americans
were killed and sixteen wounded. Among
the latter was Captain Ford, who led the
attack, Cortinas fed across the river.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-14
IN Probate Marsh.

State Of iscondn, . County Court, January Ternl
County Of Grant. 81 1860 Present Vim. AcOoDf
gal, Judge.
In the matter Of the estate Of Mary Ann Marsh, deco
ON reading and Cling the petition Of Charles hsSa
~ Of SAID Grant county, representing ihat ~
Mary Ann MaTsh lately deceased intesate IN saa
County leaving goods. chattles, and estate within
county and that he is the Oldest Of said qecs
aud praying that ad ninstration thereof be granlsl
70 him. Thercu u 1t is ordered that the malNi II
SAID petiion be heard before the Judge Of this
me courthouse in Lancaster in said Grant county ick
Monday the 9TH day Of February, ID. 1862 at
IN the afternoon Of said day. ,,sn
AMI It Is further ordered that notice thereof q
70 All persons interested therenby publishing ths
Tor successive weeks previous 10 said day Of NIB
the "Grant County Herald weekly newspapes Han.
lished az Iancaster IL said Giant county
50 3w County Judge
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-14
An Exampie Of Douglasisln.

THE ILLIKols DEMocRArIc STATE Con
vExrIoN (ofthe Douglas branch) met yes
serday at Springfield, and nominated a
full Douglas delegation to Charleston
They passed ardent resolutions III favor Of
the Cincinnati platform, and its readop-
ton at Charleston, but finally wound up
with the declaration that they would sup
port the NOMINEE Of the Charleston Con-
vcntion whoever lie might be, and thus, 81
course, on any platform upon which lie
may be placed. This is pure Donglasism,
and about tie same as ifa moral reform
Convention should resolve that they are
opposed to burglary, butat the same lime
would support a burglar for Office. = NIL
Waukee Wisconsin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-14
EEMr. Sherman. the republican can

N Mr.. Sherman, the republican can
didate for Speaker Of the House, is Of Con
necticut origin. Ills grandfather, Taylor
Sherman, built the house now occupied BY
Mr.. Beers. His father, Charles Sherman,
was born in that house, and lived there I'M
Ill his removal to Ohio, in company with
a large party of Norwalk people, who mi
grated to the Connecticut Reserve, in
Ohio. Mr.. Sherman comes honestly by bis
Republicanism, So the patriot blood Of old
Roger Sherman flows in his veins.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-14
sFssfeon aI srocecciil1 &c
WAsHtNGToS, Jan. 0.

Latest Con gross onal Proceeding ss.
WAsntNdToS, Jan. 0.
House. Mr.. Winslow asked Mr. Gar
trell, who was entitled to the floor to give
way for call Of The House.
Mr.. Gartrell said, that although lie in
tended to trespass upoi4 the House but a
short time to-day, if bis friends desired it
and thought there was prospect Of organ
izng, he would eheeffully yield the floor
for The purpose OF yoting, with the under
standing that he was entitled to the floor
when tie discussion was resumed. The
House was called. Il appears that the
only members Of the House absent With
cat pair, are Clingman and Taylor.
Mr.. Wnslow moved i call Of the House,
Which proceeded to vote for Speaker With
the following result:
Wholc numbar ofYotes, 20
Necessary 70 a choice, 10
Sherman, lhV
Hami.soD 80
Glmur, %
II. Il. Clark and tdrian voted for Rey-
holds, and Gilnier voted for Stokes.
Tie. House again proceeded to vote,
with the following result: Whole num-
Der of votes 2lg; necessary TO a choice
ITO.
Sherman, los; Hamilton, So; Gilmer,
10; Reynolds, 8; Scattering, 4.
Another ballot resulted as follows -
Whole vote 20; necessary to choice
Ito.
Sherman, los; Hamilton, ss; Gilmer,
ID; Reynolds, 3; Hickman, 2; scattering,
8. Adjourned.
SENATE.-M essrs. Seward and Douglas
appeared in their seats. The attendance
was slim. Mr.. Gwin introduced bin to
organize the territory Of Nevada. Refer
red.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-14
lpeath ore4aorge Tyler.

We learn from the Galena Adgertiser,
that George Tyler, Of the Tyler House, ex
tensiyely known through all the North
west as popular hotel keeper, died last
Saturday. His last sickness was long and
painful, and his death for some time has
been looked for as near. Mr.. Tyler has
left behind him the reputation Of an up
right and honorable gentleman and excel
lent citizen. whose loss all Of US deeply de-
plore. He leaves family who share the
common public opinion.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-14

EgIt il apart Of the gossip Of New
York letter writer's that Benjamin and Fer
Dando Wood Of New York are partners Of
Col. Fremont ID bis gold mining operations
in California, having advanced from $50
600 TO $4,000 to Mr.. Fremont in a mo-
ment Of need to help bin out Of his troub-
les. The mines are now yielding profit
of about $1,000 day.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-14
G5e Deralo.
Lam CA STER-
Saturday. January 18th, 1860.
Republican State Convent IN.

A Republican State Convention VIII be held at the
Capitol in Madison, Wednesday, the 29th Gay ct Feb
ruag 1850, ut II O'Clock NJ to choose four delegates
from each Congressional District represent the STATE
OF Wisconsin Ia tc Republican Nao nal Convention 10
be held in Chicago the 18th Of next; to nom-
mate two canaates for Presidentid electors for the
state al larae e adopt such acion may be deemed
advisable Id view % tile approaching election Of Chei
Justice Of tho Supreme court Of the Stae and for the
tsan7ae;on Of such other business may ho thought
calculated to advance the interests Of tr party aud pro-
mote lhc success Of It's principles.
Each Assembly District Of the State viii be entitled
two delegates in such convention, except where Ill
ric includes tlan one county, Wien each county
viii BE- entitled - two dclsgaei
The committee would respectfully suggest that Az
sebly District Conventions elect Delegates to the
State Convention TO BE- held early as Saturday the
18th day Of February.
By order Of Republican Centred Coma.ittee
Dated Madison, Dec. 81, so.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-14
Com m ercial.


Chicago Market.
January 0.
Foui--quiet and shade ffner; choice spring 81 IS
Wheat-Inoderatcy active; No spring at zoe.
Oats-quiet aud unchanged; SEC on track.
Corn-49c. on track
Pork-adyaneed, 25c
New York Market
jan. 10.
Flonr-dull, and unchanged, SIS 81 for super state;
IS 45@S5 so for common to medium extra western.
wheat Very quiet; 81 50 for White Kentucky
Corn-S7MSgc.
0ats--451sa47k.
Pork SIC 1gfor now mess; sll Is for prime.
IsoscobeI Markets.
PARKER & vARRIIIs Dealers in Wheat, Oats, Corn
BeefCattleand Pork. Always pay the highest prices
10 cash for the above articles.
Boscobel Jan. 18th, 80.
wheat Whitewater 90 Barley 3o@35
Red 50 Butter I2%@l5
Elk. Club s0Gss Eggs S
g No. 7s0s0 Dry Hides 125S013tz
g No. 6S170 Green 45aE15
Corn-shelcd 40c Salt per Dbl. $500
g Ear IS cheese SOLE
Rye-nAw 32935s
BeefCattle 9Live Weight 2121f
Furs-coon 40G150; mink $l015s; rat 8Gi0; Vol
5o@l,00; Bar 2 50@S5O0; pelts 25@$l,o0.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-14
or From the annual School Report

EE From the annual School Report,
we learn that there are in Grant County
1914 male, aud 500 female children be-
tween four aud twenty years Of age
There are in the County 80 school dis
tricts, in which schools have been taught
an average of seven months BY teachers
whose wages averaged s23, As for males.
and $l4,00 for females.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-14
Outrage Upon the Liberty Of the
Press.


Postmaster General Hollis decision; that
P.,stmasters have authority to prevent the
circulation of what they are pleased to de-
lermine .ncendiary' matter, appears TO be
acted upon with great avidity by the Gov
eminent minions in the Southern States.
An evidence of this is furnished in the
case Of the Nc,Os and Ad0ertiser, paper
published at Milford, Delaware. We copy
the following paragraph:
Our LAST WEEKS ISSUE !-WHERE Is
|IT?-Our issue Of list week was detained
one day later than usual, at the urgent re-
quest Of many Of our citizens, made on
thursday night, when we were all ready
to 90 to press, that they might have one
day to get up protest against the recent
proceedings here. The protest was print
led, with pty-eigh. names to it, and the
resolutions of the dictators' meeting (which
had avowed to crush us out Of existence
were completely ventilated. That number
though mailed as usual by us on Saturday,
has never reaehed any Of our subscribers
| Our Post office subscribers will, in future,
have to get their papers from the printing
office, as our very accommodating Posimas
ter has refused to distribute our Post Office
bundlep'
| The Nesrs and Adeertiser is journs
Of moderate free State sentiments, but il
no respect does it corutenance any othe
.ban legal and constitutional measures 70
The gradual removal Of slavery from it
Town State.