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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-17
n d. CAULKfNS, ArCTfoNErR.
~. FIRST FALL SALE,
To .f r'STlTE

An extraordinary chance for hoekeepers and dealers in
Fine Furniture.
WEDNESDAY, September Is al iOst O'Clock precisely,
All the costly Furniture, Paintings rosewood Drawing
suits Piano FORTE Nrrrs Velvet
Carpets &C. in the resldeseo us Fourteenth street, near
Eighth avenue consisting III very elegant per Naael
Mirrors, bYoca6e Curtains rich carved rosewood
Eegers with mirror fronts three solid Parior
Suits In satin; rosewood Centre nbles Panotorte
Cover; Oil Paintings, Turkish Essy Chairs elegant China
Vases and other Martel Ornaments oak Dining Table,
Chars china Tea sna Dinner Sets Cut Glassware large
assortment of fin" svefware Ivory Cutlery, together with
extensive variety of Chamber furai,ur,
mahogany; Beds and Belang pure hair Mattresses Velvet
Brussels ana Inslan carpets, Clocks Mirrors, mahogany
Chairs Sofas, Lounges, EocSers, 0cuths re. pusi-
tive. Dealers attend
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EDWARD SCHENCk. AuCTIONEER
u ASSIGNEE'S SALE pF ~ kERB
HOUSEHOLD ElSENyF{-RE

ByE.&F u SCHENrk Wednesday, ist' instant, II
O'Clock. at their le-rooss Nos 5 and i5T Broadway tho
y'ec of II f< finest cabinet makers in this CITY,
in In part Of elegant soh carved aud plain rosewood Suits
In a and 6rocatel rbtsh and reps; elegant rosewood
Amsrea tle, magnificent rosewood round cornered Bed
sea.s and Bureaus; do in black walnut finished in oil;
rosewood and walnut Secretary, Library Bookcase elegant
rosewood and walnut Eegsrcs carved uanut and oak Buff
tets, oak add walnut hrrpry and Dining loom Chairs and
other ecgaut Fulnurc. The above Is the very best
aud Will be positively sold BY order Of assignee
The particular attention OF those in of elegant FnTi.
ture is respectfully requested to this sale
J, u, EkLEMAN. Assignee,
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IIENRY II. LEEDS AUCTIONEER.-HENRY Fl.
LEEDS co. viii sell AT auction Wednesday, Sept
Is at II O'clock IN front Of the store No. % Nassau street
valuable Horses Wagons and Harness. the property OF
gentleman leaving for Esrope. stylish switch tail bay
can ro in three minutes years old sound and gentle
every desirable horse Also, first rate ady's
saddle Horse about 5 hands high years old has never
been driven ia harness. dapre brown long tail great sie
sound gentle and perfectly kind; rare chance Also, AN
EUR seats in good order Also single Harness. agentle
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A UCTION NoTICE-CR0CKERY, GLASS, FRENCH
"A China Rock and Common Ware, of all kinds BY =
H. BARTLETT, auctioneer, Tuesday September H. at 10
O'clock 2Si Pearl street. large stock be sold
in lots er retailers for cash. Call and Panic prices
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MORTGAGE SALE.-STEAM ENGINE, BOILER, &C.
M CHAMBERS FAIRCHIED, Aucti0neers. will sell On
Wednesday, Sept H. instant at 10 O'clock 25 West Forty
second street. the contents Of packing houseone
Ensne and Boiler three Steam Tanks also Fixtures
packing establishment, with pair of fine Horses.
Trucks, Harness, &C. JOS CORNELL. ESQ.
Attorney for MORTGAGE.
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HENRY II. LEEDS AUCTIONEER-uENRY H.
Leeds Co will sell at anction, Wednesday, Sept.
To- at U O'clock at the residence No - West Twenty-se
venh street near BroadwayTlegant Household Furniture,
the property OF family leaving for Europe made BY Roax
and has been used about months consisting Velvet
Carpets large Manc and Pier Glasses with base Rosewood
octave Panoorte elegant Bronze and Ornou Cham
deliers and Brackets Dining Room-Richly carved Oak
stuffed back SuiiSofa and Chairs, covered with green
ns carved oak frame Mante Glass and Cornces rich Yea
Table Coyer Maate Vases and gold band Dinner
Dessert Set rich Cut GLASS; China, Plated and other
Ware fancy Sofa Cushions, &c Bedroom--Richy carved
Amour Glaze, round and high back carved BedseadA
richly carved high Dressing Bureaus staunry tops rose
wood Couch aud Chairs In crimson reps Mattresses
carved French Kcdseads, Cottage do Iron do Brussels
Carpets Curtains Crib Bronze and Marble Clocks Maho-
Lace Toilet Table aud Mirror Toilet Caskets and Fancy Art
ces OH Cloths almost new Kitchen Ware, &c, with whieh
the sale will Commonwealth in the most perfect order with
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-17

JIENRY r. HERTZ, JR AUCTIONEER.
IL Peremrtory sale OF elegant Household Furniture
Rich French Plate Mirrors, &C.
On "Wednesday, Sept 49, at 1917 O'clock,
At 1855 West Fifteenth street,
Between Sixth and Seventh avenues
Comprising In part elegant carved rosewood Parlor Suits
in satin brocac; rich French plate Pier and Mante Mir
rors, rosewood and mahogany Bedseads, Bureaus and
Washsaads Wardrobes, Aiaore aGace, Husbands Side
boards Ecgeres &C Also line Feather Beds Bedding Hair
Mattresses Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets Ocoths
Extension Dining Table Dining Chairs Sofas Couches &c,
together with the usual assortment OF Kitchen Furniture and
Utensils with which the sale will Nottce-AA
goods must positively be removed immediately after the sale
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4 UCTION NOTICE.
"A LARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE
TUESDAY, September H. and WEDNESDAY, september Is.
Tuesdays sale will comprise
CLOTHS AND WU0t.i.ISS, as elsewhere advertised
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS RIBBONS,
SIfAWLS vELvETS, YESTIEGS,
DOMESTIC COTTON GOODS, HOSIERY,
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS JACKETS,
STALE DRY GOODS.
Wednesdays sale will contain
EMBROI DERIES-A FULL ASSORTMENT;
200 CASES BOOTS AND SHOESAn excellent assortment;
81 CASES SHOW BONNETS,
For Fall Sale;
INVOICES OF STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
full particulars of which will be found catalogues ready
ON the morning of each days sale.
WIN TOPPING co, AuctionecrE
Nos 9and IL Park place and
No
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{ GEORGE r. SOLOMON, JR., AUCTIONEER--wILL
~ sell this Day at 05s O'clock store No Eighth
avenue al the stock of Fancy Goods contained in the above
store, without reserve. Sale positive =
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NEORGE COOK, AUCTIONEER
- eAsSiGNEE,s SALE or ELEGANT Z

TOMORROW, Mt II O'clock the ii broadway, viz
toswood Paror Suits in hrocade brocate reps and aS
ra black walnut aud mahogany Bedsteads Bu'
nas ashsanGs Wardrobes Glace, Paror Sec
retares, Music Cabnets Bufets Extension Dining Tabes
sale. ' 1870 Nv
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nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS CASH AND A LIEUTE.
~ nants commission will be given for thirty M ap
company in areglmcnt under marching orders Ad.
dress box t92 Herald office.
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DAWNBROKER'S SALE.-THIS DAY. At NO EAST
i Broadway at i91 O'Clock, 400 lots Mems and Womens
Wearing Apparel SIX and other Dress Patterns Iads!
Ware, Casters Clocks Carpets articles
BY order Of J. Rtterman, 81 Eighth avenue
WILLIAM ABBOTT, Auctioneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-17

ITO PRINTERS OUT OF EMPLOYMENT.-IT Is PRO
posed TO raise company OF one hundred composed
exclusively of compositor pressmen and all others connect
ed with the printing business said be attached
to Colonel Cones Regimcn Clinton Guard The advantages
and privileges which this company will enjoy others
will be fully explained, application to JOS RUSSELL 70
John street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-17

day Tuesday at 0H O'Clock Mt lis Walker street, the
contents OF nice Bar Room consisting Of Counters Beef
Pumps Deeanters Mirrors. Clocks Tables Chairs, &c,
account of death PROPRIETOR.
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CoAI.-BEING WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AGENT
Tor the sale of some best led Ash and Iehgh
Coal will sell cagss ~ Vie lowest possible price and ny
retail ut lower price laD any Other dealer ~ the city,
Yards OF King and Greenwich streets ana No -
Roosevelt street, coruer oI New Bowery ~ ,,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-17

MORTGAGE SALE.-RTCHARD WALTERS. AUCTION.
M win sell tomorrow "wednesday, at 10Y O'Clock, q
Ea Ay
quantity Hous ehold Furniture OF every description
ing of plush Paror Suits Bedroom and Cottage Suits Blu
Washs.ands marble top and other Tables SofaA
Chairs Brussels and Ingram Carpets Mattresses Beds p
lows Bosiers Beseads Stoves Lounges Glass Creek
cry Ware, Mirrors Oil Paintings Prints and other gooda
All must be sold and moved Immediately after sale.
GEO. W. PEARCY, Attorney for Mortgage.
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MORTGAGE SALE.-JOHN II. BrRIEy, AUCTION
l eer will sell this day O'Clock, go Canal street
Bureaus Bedseads Sofas Sofa Bei. cesrs ana
robes mahogany Rocking and other Chairs Brussels Three
ply Ingram and other Carpets Hair aud oiher Mattresses
Feather Beds, Pillows Bosters Blankets BEDDING Cookn6
Stoves Washsands Crockery Kitchen Furniture Wood and
Willow Ware everything for housekeeping BY order Of
FRANKLIN BROWN, Attorney.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-17

MILITARY INsTRuCTION-IN INFANTRY, CAVALRY
vi and artillery tactics, may be had either privately or in
class from experienced officer "a graduated thoroughly
acquainted with the We Point tactics Field and company
officers prepared for their examination Apply at IA ST.
GERMAN Hotel Fifth avenue
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DAwNpROKER'S sALE-THIS DAY, AT 10 O'CLOCK.
L JOIN MORTIMER win sell at Is East Broadway. :
large of mems and Women's Wearing Apparel
Blankets Quilts Watches Jeuery, and great variety q
other goods BY order. II. BARNARD, 81 Third avenue.
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WIN. NJ HoLLINGsHEAD, AucTfoNEER.-sOoC CASES
w Boots Shoes, Brogans and Kubbers at auction,
Tuesday September H. l0 O'clock the of j. T.
Whehous, % Corandt street, comprising select stock
well adapted for city ana country trade Catalogues
morning OF sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-17

CHERRIES SALE--JEwELRY &C.-CHAMBERS 3
y FAIRCHILD, auctioneers will sell this day, Sept III
10 O'Clock at l3 Nassau street, general assortment Of
Jewery, Plated Ware, Paintings, &c
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SALES AT AUCTION.

TDWARD PETTINGER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ io9 Pearl street. Hanover square EDWARD PETTIN.
GER VIII sell, tins day tTuesday) September II, i0x
O'clock AZ AJAX Broadway all the Stock and Fixtures, cou
ssng OF choice selection OF Liquors, Preserved Fruits
Vegetables, &c Bar Fixtures, ne Counters Ia
Des CHAIRS Gas Fixtures together with sundry other ar
Attorney
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YVILLIAM ABBOTT. AUCTIONEER OFFICE NO.
w East broadway win sell this day. At lo1s O'Clock the
Eleventh street. First avenue Beer Pumps, Counter
Soap Starch, Screens Liquors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-17

A UCTioN NoTIcE.-wEsT AWAITS WILL SELL. ON
~ Tuesday Sept IL at l0 O'clock at No 50 Ann street,
the contents Of Hsrroom, ION risng saes Salnni top
dhnnpnSrs Brackets screens Beer Pumps Lead Pipe
Liquors Oh Paintings. Ensravings Empty Bottles Kegs,
&c. Also Lease o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-17

THOMAS FRANCIS MEAGHER, COLONEL FOURTH
regiment Irish Brgade.-Rolls for Company G. of this
regiment, open at the Tent in the City Han Park No IA
Fulton street No l6 Chatham street. and at the of
Thompson and Amily streets,
JOSEPH ODON0GHUE, Captain Commanding CO. G.
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tNOR SALE-A SPLENDID BLACK GELDING SOUND
kind and without fault blcmisl This horse has long
name and TAIL superb walker and traveller of good
size nine years old thoroughly broken of great
most superb saddle horse FIRST class family horse most
desirable for field officer Inquire at 1876 Broadway at
the stable 62 Crosby street. where the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-17

A UCTioN NorICE.-ALL THE ELEGANT HOUSE.
n hold Furniture Of DIR. Philip Barnet Esq, will be
sold public auction this Tuesday) afternoon mt two
O'Clock precisely at his private residence, 100 Wayerley
reserve consisting of Brussels and ingram Carpets 0cioh
Chandeliers, solid rosewood aflor Suit covered In
wood centre and pier Tables, Eegeres Vases Paintings,
large oval Mirrors Curtains, &c Bedr Furniture, with
rosewood and mahogany Bedseads Bureaus Washstands
Corner Stands, Sofa Beds Chairs Rockers Lounges Hair
Nc. Dining Room--Cak Extension Table, oak Chairs black
walnut Bookcase Glass and China Ware Table Cutlery &C.
Sale positive. Il. ROTH, Auctioneer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-17

D00 LIGHT CARRIAGEs, COACHES, FAMILY ROCK.
AOO top and no top Bagges, grocers and BUSH
Wagons for sale cheap 60 sets Harness. 30 Horses
Ponies Nos 10 and u Nevins street, Brooklyn 90 Sc
cOnd hand Carriages.
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no TRAYELLERS,-UNITED STATES PASSPORTS IN
dspensabe TO all persons leaving this port procured
within ~ hours also Sight Drafts payable throughout E
rope issued by q. SCHMIDT CO. European Bankers and
Notsries Public, No. Chambers street.
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MEDICAL.

OIL SECOND STREET, NEAR HOUSTON MARKET
Il For sale, good Fluid, 50 per gallon pes
pint. JUL FREEDLANDEK
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NTANTED-A PAIR OF CARRIAGE HORSES, BE-
w tween l5h and Is hands high, six years old
Address box 379f New York Post Office stating lowest cash
price and where they can be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-17

TINTED STATES SHARPSHOOTERS COL. BERDAN-
~ Four companies OF this regiment the
war on the Potomac The remaining companies Wal follow
as soon as fun To be admitted 10 the ranks of this
ment recruits will be required to make string
secutve shots with the lrhe, exceed
inches from the centre, distance Of yards
from rest or one hundred or hand. Applicants enlist
men may apply ut the camp at Pasade Park WcehawSen
Heights at any time to have their shooting tested Target
practice every afternoon. competent wanted for or
DERBY sergeant onr bnglers also wanted Apply camp
at Wcehawken, at % Wall street. Jauncey court fourth
story The camp be reached by the Fort
ferry.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-21

MINERAL DISCOVERIES AND GEOLOGY.
New mineral discoveries are at present
more common through Grant Comfy than
at any in time our recollection, especially in
places neveruntil lately provenfo for mineral,
and also in and about the old diggings
which have for years been considered ex-
hausted. We do not know that the num-
Der Of miners has SO greatly increased, but
the art, mystery or means Of finding miner
al appears better understood than former
". The miners appear to goto work with
greater certainty of success; and seem to
know rather than guess where to pitch in.
We do not see that more intelligent set
Of miners are at work or that ?ny are APP
plying the rules and tests of geology to
mining; rather, since the pretended revela-
tons of geology by salaried Professors in
charge Of that department, the miners APP
pear to have become total skeptics in geol-
ogy. They reason that any art or tLeory
which does not enable those who possess
the art to excel those who have it not, is a
humbug. We know Of not miner who
would exchange his practical knowledge Of
mining for all the geological knowledge Of
mines and mining possessed BY Daniels.
Still, State geology is good thing it gives
names to things and teaches that nothing
may amount something, providing il falls
into shrewd hands; it serves to draw mon
ey from the State to sink a State Hole for
testing holy theory, the bottom Of which
lies beyond the depth Of vulgar miners. J
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-21
Lewis against ST. John---;ud0ment /;

Lewis against ST. John--judgment for
plaintiff. Barber 4 Lowry for pl'ff.
State against Cody--cutting timber;
Bushnell, Mills d Mckee, for State; Bar
Der q Lowry for det't. Verdict, not guilty.
State against Waples--larceny Bushnell,
Barber q Lowry for State; Mills q Mckee
for def't. Verdict, guilty State prison l
year.
State against Rogers larceny from per
son; Bushnell and Robertson for State;
Barber and Lowry for deft. Verdict,
guilty; State prison 2 years.
State against Crandall-assault with in
tent to rape; Bushnell, Mills u Mckee for
State; Barber u Lowry for deft. Venue
changed to Crawford County.
Stateagainst Crandall--indecent assault
Bushnell, Mills q Mckee for State; Barber
a. Lowry for deft. Venue changed tc
Crawford County.
State against Glubb--arson; Bushnell
Barber " Lowry for State; Dunn anc
Merrick for def't. Verdict, guilty; State
prison 4 years.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-21
Two omeial ssate Prlnters.

~ Two Official State Printers.
The Supreme Court has issued a writ
directing the Secretary Of State to furnish
copies Of all laws, required published in
the STATE paper, to Calkins Il CO., publish
ers Of the drgss d: Democrat, they having
the contract for State printing. This de-
cision Is made upon the old law providing
for such official printing. But, bya special
law Of the Legislature Of last year, the Jour
nal was made the faYorite State printing
establishment, without repeating the old
law authorizing the public printing to be
done by The State printer. So Of course
both establishments named are legally auth
orized to publish the laws at the expense OF
State. The Secretary Of State last year
authorized the publication Of the list Of
forfeited School lands in the Josunal, but
it now seems the argus DC Democrat was
authorized by law to do this work; the re-
sulh il is supposed, viii be that the publ
cation which cost the school department
$4,000, is void. The law of last year,
making the journal the STATE printer may
be repealed without inparing any contract,
but the old law cannot. Whether the
Legislature viii act in the matter So as to
save the Statethis double expense is doubt
ful, as the Journal has appealed to party,
and pafty Is sufficiently potent to resort to
anythiLy in the catalogue Of wrongs.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-21
Farm Mortgage Relief Law.


In our paper Of March 18th We printed
the Farm Mortgage Relief Biz which
has since passed the Senate and Assembly,
and it has probably been approved by the
Governor and goes into immediate force.
This law is the offspring Of reckless law
yers employed By the mortgagors, and has
been pressed through TO perfection by
threats Of opposing the fayorite measures
Of members, by threats to nip the aspira-
tons Of members looking forward for State
and National offices. The timidity and
weakness Of members were the points for
assault but It remains to be seen whether
one promise Of aid to thesupporters Of the
bill or single threat to annihilate Others
for opposing it will be remembered a single
day from the date Of its passage, for it al
ways happens that the timid and weak are
despised by those who use them, while the
bold opponents in the right come in for all
the respect. We hate you,' is the Ian
guage Of those who rob innocent but weak
women Of their chastity, and 'we despise
youthe more for listening 10 orr promises
sOhich ne never intended to Julfit.n
But to you who resist our guile and
batteries and threats, we adore you and
pledge orr lipes for you.'
The Farm Nortgagors were easily per-
suaded to favor this bill, former III trouble
catch at straws. The railroad interest
wanted the bill passed for such reasons as
these: it is unconstitutional; it is bold re-
pudiation-therefore, damage to its
friends; it viii be respected by no court on
earth; it will show bad motives and faith
on the part Of mortgagors and therefore
beget hostility againstthem throughout the
State and Nation. Hence, Old Deacon
Clinton, the same who, with bible and
hymn book under his arm, went round
some years ago like roaring lion seducing
people to take stock and mortgage then
farms, was there lobbying for the passage Of
the bill! Double-headed Brown was there
too, with his saws running for the bill. Is
it possible that such men are not still in the
employ Of the railroad companies But,
the child is born; time will develop its pa
ternity and color, and time too will show
the fornication Of members to be regret
ted work. Policy was at the bottom of
many who supported the bill. and like most
mere policy measures overriding right and
law, it may throw its riders and break their
necks.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-21

New York, March I6.-Tha Times
Washington correspondent says the Cabi-
net came to no decision Yesterday on the
proposed evacuation of Fort Sumpter, in
opposition to which some very strong ar
onments were made.
Recent letters from Maj. Anderson resent
with Indignation the insinuations against
bis disposition to hold tue Fort to the last
extremity.
Dispatches from Columbus announce 20
ballots in the Republican caucus for can
aidate for Senator. Sherman was with
drawn, but viii probably be brought for
ward again stronger than before,
DR.. Thomas, If Dubuque, has been tsa~
dered the mission to Bogota.
Intelligence from Baltimore says that
the first resistance to Federal authority will
be there. The purpose Of the secessiol,iats
ii said to be to res;st any Republic ans
taking possessions a Government Offices 10
Baltimore.
The last intelligence from Charleston
states that there exists pretty strong party
in South Caroline opposed to ratifying the
Montgomery Constitution, who will resist
It At every point.
Washington, March l5.-Hollowa5 If
Indiana. s appointed Commissioner q
Patents
The government Of the seeding States
has appointed w. 4. Tancy, r. A. Rust,
4. w. Mann xud r.. Butler King special
commissioners to England and France.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-21


The SOUTHERN CoNFEpERAcv IT,
The Cincinnati Gazette of the Oh ~
tains the following; S's,
Private dispatches from New o,....
announce that the new Southern Con MAI.
racy Tariff went into opperation tO.d,T
II requires that certified invoices sbsI I,
company all consignments, pbstber i.
goods are on the free list or moi. SbnDs Il
here, the indications are, will pav but IttL
attention to the matter. They prOuosa 10
ship nothing in that direction unless \ !,
bought end paid for, and they will le,vs
those who acknowledge the Confedeiscvt b
attend to the business ofswearing soDyOcs
Private letters from New Orleans ma
chants say the tariffs very unpopulartho
How long it viii be tolerated, when ,ib d
feet must be to drive trade away and d
impose heavy burdens upon consumer
remains to be seen. Of course, the Ssv
States that have not seeded will not 20 ID
New Orleans for supplies Of any articles q
produce or manufactures. Memphis viii
be largely benefited by this operation.