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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-01-12
c:rucus.s 81 -" Yrssidcnt'g Message.

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TIN r: idou; commences b.E'"**i&n-
/ inc the causes oi the present secession
agitoton. iIc attributes to the people
of the North lie aGcnc, in t.ls Ncr:; Of
secession. lie say:
The loag continued and Incorporate
interference OF the Northern people
with tie question Of slavery III the
s>outl.crn States, has al length prcGuccl
it, natural effects. The different sec
tons of tie Union are now arlaved
a9ai,!at each other, and the time 'Ia- az
ii wed 50 much dreaded by die Father
Of his Country. when hostile g.0Grarl-
cn! parties have lvcn formed. have
long turcsccn and often tOrcW,';lcd my
co,lntrymcn Of the ROW impending
danger. This does not proceed solely
1rnn the claim ON the part OF Congress.
Of thc Territorial Legislatures. to ca
dude slavery from die Territories, nor
from he efforts OF different ~iates to
defeat the execution of the Fu@itivc
slave '.w--all or any of thes" evils
iui2ht have been endured bv the South.
without danger Of the Union. az others
have been. in the hope that time and
reflection might apply tie remedy.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-01-12

...-g.r We take pleasure III directing
the attention of oar numerous friends
60 The advertisement in oar columns. Of
sands Sarsamrilia, which may be used
81, occasion requires, with benefit 10
every one. y remedy which claims to
have performed 50 many well-anthen-
lica'ed cures deserves Il fair trial
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-01-12

1ur Best MANNER or TREATING 81
cE,sIoy.--I'hat proposed by gentle
man in st. Louis. who wishes TO con-
TRACT to dig around the iussy little State
Of South Carolina and float her over to
It. Doningo
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-01-12

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-01-12

MEo The Hri@ L. 3. Lnjf. Capt.
smith from san Francisco, Is now load
me with Lumber at tie steam sow~lniIl
of! \. j. Miller Co. at North Diyln-
oia. She arrived OF Saturday the 9TH
INST. ana will leave ON Monday tE" lltll
inst.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-01-12

~ The Pacific Railroad BIZ pas scd
HE House Of Representatives "a ti'
10th Dee. The bill PASSED iav"rs the
Southern and Central routes. Fear
are entertained that it may not pas:
the Senate.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-01-12

- Adding Insult to injury. .lohn
Vi. Chapman, Of Pierce county. intro
duciug a Hil III the Legislature TO al
tarihc name OF Olympia 10 Stcvensville.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-01-12

SOUTH CAGoLfNt STEPS Di':---l4aicst
dates from the Atlantic Side state that
on The 20th Dee, nj quarter past one
o'clock. the Convention at Charleston,
south Carolina. repealed the ordinance
Of May -, 1921, whereby the Con-ij-
tuition Of the United States was ratified,
and alI ac!s Of the Assembly raiiryin@
the amendments 10 the Constitution.
The Convention voted unanIuuua'y.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-01-12

Is ToNN--Gen. joel Palmer, for
,ucr Superintendent of Indian Affairs,
Oregon, arrived here Oh Tuesday exc
ninr. on a brief business visit.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-01-12

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS --- Our thanks
are due Hon. !. NJ. Cannady, for late
papcr>; also to G. \. Barnes, ESQ, fox
similar ,:t}ofa.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-01-12

H. Our exchanges st;tc that the
dreadful scourgc, the smallpox, las ap-
peared in South Carolina. In Column
bia, the place Of meeting Of the seccs-
sion Convention. so intensely did this
disease prevail that the Convention nd
iourned to Charleston. Docs not thi5
appear like judgment Of Providence
against The i'.i,;niii"a IF tha' nnrric:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-07
Meeting at Jamestown.

At rneeting of the citizens Of James
town, held At the village Of Fairplay, on
Saturday 9th Of July, Matthew Van
Week was called to the chair and r. M.
Henderson appointed Secretary.
Onmotion it was resolved that commit
tee Of three be appointed by the ch@ir to
draft resolutions expressive Of the sense Of
this meeting: Whereupon, the chair ap-
pointed Messrs Merrick, Colburn and Haf-
ney said Committee; who, after short ab-
scence, reported the following preamble and
and resolutions, which, after debate, were
Unanimously adopted:
Whereas, The government Of those Uni
ted States-our goyernment,-.he best ia
the world, we believe-which has confer
red innumerabe blessings upon The whole
people Of the country, and under which
they have risen to degree Of prosperity
and political importance unexanpIed in the
history Of the world, has been assaulted by
traitors in armed rebellion, whose aim is to
subyert it, and to establish in lis stead
government based not upon equality Of
right; but as they EXPRESSLY affirm, upon
the inequality Of the rights Of the people.
a government whose fundamental principle
is that there is a governing class and class
to be governed,
Therefore, Resolued, list, That or GOV
eminent as our fathers framed it meets our
highest conception st good gove.. .qent;
that under it all the elements Of happiness
for the people, and Of mutual, social and
political prosperity and greatness, have the
amplest scope for Development, without
the imposition Of crushing burdens for its
support. That we are therefore bound BY
every obligation and incentive that can in
spire the good citizen, the patriot, the lover
Of order and the christian to maintain It ii
all its integrity at every hazard.
End, That tile government Of the Uni
ted States IN It's effort to suppress the pres
ent unnatural rebellion has our most ar
dent sympathy and it shall have our most
cordial and efficient support.
81, That il in our work Of restoring the
authority Of the government Of the United
States over all parts Of our common coun-
try and crushing out this hydra-headed SCI
cession and iebelhSu, We meet with re-
verses, we accept tbsm not as yindications
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-07

The irst grain product of the soil of this
season is being harvested, and so favorable
has been the weather that there will be
little or no damage or loss from wet The
heat at midday has been extreme since the
commencement of harvest and harvesters
must greatly suffer therefronl, but many
rise early and 90 early to work, then rest
the warmest hours, are refreshed, and as
the sun lowers make full time by working
late. The crops are turning out much bet
ter in these parts than was expected; in
June doubts were entertained whether the
crops of wheat would be above half aver
age; but the cool weather of July favored
and caused full average.
Notwithstanding the undoubted facts
that the wheat crops fairly average in all
the wheat regions of the United States,
that in some places they are above average,
prices have not yet declined, but there is
rather a slight advance probably for ex-
port. Considering all things, farmers
may not look for over high prices for
wheat, probably not much above the pres
ent. Considering the amount Of old I'M
marketed wheat in the country, the guam
tity on hand for market this year must be
equal to the surplus Of last year, perhaps
greater when considered that in many
places last year wheat failed as crop.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-07

REBEL Properly CoNFIscATED.-
Congress has passed an act, which awaits
the approval Of the President. confiseating
all property sold, bought, donated or used
in carrying on the Southern rebellion and
vesting all such property in the Federal
Government; this act viii sweep a large
share Of the cotton crop, with immense
amounts Of other property; such property
may be taken anywhere and action opened
for the possession thereof in any court in
the United States. Another act which
has passed confscates all rights to slaves
used in war against the Government, and
declares them free instead Of confscatino
them to Government as the act does other
property. A rebel member Of the Con-
federate Congress suggests that all north
ern prisoners be sold for slaves and that the
rebel Congress authorize the capture and
enslavement Of Border State Northern
people.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-07
state Maps.


a new State map, sectionised, and thor
oughly corrected, with the towns marked
and bounded, has been just published by
Silas Chapman, Milwaukee; copies can be
had on canvass and rollers or folded in COW
ers for carrying in the pocket. The sus-
pension maps are colored and put up in
good style for $500 to $500. The pock-
ct maps can be had at so cts. to $l.0O,
depending on finish, with liberal whole
sale margin. Every citizen ought to have
a State map. We brought along few Of
Chapman's maps which we offer for sale.
Specimens may always be seen at this
office.
Chapman is also publishing fine map
Of the Pixies Peak god region, from accu-
rate surveys lately taken by a thorough
surveyor and engineer. Heretofore, only
outline maps Of Pixies Peak have appeared
Chapman's map will therefore have wide
market range. We brought along a speci-
men Of this finely colored map of Pixies
Peak, which may be seen at the Herald
Office.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-07

zA ER, WEDNESDAY, AUG. :. 1851.

We returned to our post but a
sii7 ne previous to publication day, and
tas have had but little to do with fur
ai4h what appears in the Herald ofthis
Our boys are haeing fine credit
81 r paper Of last week.
several reasons We approached no
~ the seat Of var than IIarrisburgh.
ington was reported as unable to fur
ny accommodations, except the broad
for lodging place, and such provis-
1r living as are offered in the streets
rmous prices.
lr journey through to Harrisburgh in
oaay with the Fifth Wisconsin Regi-
It, under Col, Cobb, was pleasant--ex-
for the dust and heat the most pleasant
ever enjoyed.
he war feeling passes all knowledge;
imagination Of those who have not seen
a heard fails 10 comprehend the enthusi-
IN Of adj classes, rich and poor, old and
1oung. This is more than believed by us
since what we saw: the country is safe, for
lie number ready for service appears I'M
limited while Of the cash sinews Of war
here appears yet greater abundance than
# men. The union Of men for the war is
80 perfect in the North, or has lately grown
50, that the government may safely resort
Q any means necessary to put down the
ebellion-that too, with the sanction Of
III parties. This was not the case until af-
r The battle at Manassas, the effect oil
ich has been 70 rouse the latent, madden
friendly and change enemies to the wal
ultra friends
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-07

Of divine displeasure, but d mos,
teach us forti!ade, patience and ,,os .os y
eace in the righteous contest W p' ~
ging. 1'0 va
4th, That we have full con6daro.
wisdom and determined purpose of =, lie
ham Lincoln, the President Of tbo q - Ao l
States, in bis Cabinet and in (ienor,I I \ ni'ed
and we believe that no regerses r,;n 'ocoit,
from them any concessions to tva;t - 'orce
and rebels i'll arms. 0'S and
9Th, That every active demons,,..
aid and support IN any rise Of tba " ~s N
rebellion by sympathizing with sl p,o'e0t
should be promptly met and 8 d .I1sSloa
that a recurrence viii be impossible = WIN
Onmotion Of w. b. Colbnrn IA,
adopted, it was requested that tba ' iva was
ry furnish copies Of proceedings 1 y Ga
meeting to the Galena AdgerGss, y 'la
County Fitness and Grant Conn, U ist
aid for publication. 2 Her'
On motion Of s. Memick i wo.
that this meeting now adjourn d I, n.y.,
again this day two weeks. y meet
MATTHEW VAN VLEcK, chm ~ ="
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-07


Said a Pennsylvania in our bearing
bile at Harrisburg, "What matters it
ow much Congress may fax US for war 50
nat Government so regises and arranges
ne revenue laws Il at heavy balance is
annually in favor Of the United States and
against Europe, large enough to keep
money plenty; and what the difference SO
hat Government taxes Pennsylvania but
two millions annually for the war, yet so
ahapes the revenue laws that ten millions
{ gold are added to the circulation above
le usual income" So thinks Pennsy
mia capitalist, and we may add, what the
ference how much Government taxes
Wisconsin,, SO that Government provides an
aoundant hard currency, and thus begets
Spanded prices for everything we pro-
uce, lands, horses, grain, &c. But, it
nay be asked, how is Government to thus
ssist the people to pay taxes for support
ag the WARP We answer, this can be
lons BY leyying high tariffs on luxuries
md fancy wares, by tariffs sufficient to
protect manufacturing establishments of
this country against importations from for
aign countries, &c. By such means, our
expectations of grain, beet, and other pro-
visions, &c, wall exceed in value all articles
imported-thus leaving alarge balance due
MS country, such balance to be paid Of
course in gold; by this means, money will
De always increasing in quantity while it
yiil Be impossible forit to leave the country.
The prices Of everything will expand and
business go on swinmingly during the.war
and just so long afterwards as the revenue
avs are properly managed. True, people
4ecome INDECENT and shiftless during such
EXPANSIONS, and 60 deeply in debt and
break-then censdre everybody but them
solves; but the war must interest and en-
gage large share Of the laborers; it will
operate as an escape valve to draw off
enough steam to prevent an explosion Of
tAe b9llsr, The only danger we can see is
when the war closes and the escaped steam
has to be forced bac again into its original
quarters. Then may come the grandest
bust ever witnessed--Anot before.
Europe could not afford to arrest the
outflow of money to pay the annual bal
anee against her; she might by embargoes
and tariffs reverse the balance; bit this she
knows is game equivalent to prohibition,
Ior opF goyernipenv is able to play the same
game and hold out the longest, our coun-
Try being able to spare bread without limit
theirs not being SO able.
SO far IS we can learn, such will be the
means adopted, just as We have explained,
FOR enriching the people 50 as to enable
them to bear taxation for supporting the
war
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-07

TT From the testimony of Mr.. Elmore,
also from that Of G. L. Hyde, and from
the numerous letters that have been receiv-
ed, we are sure that our men did well on
the memorable 2lst, only falling in the f.
nal triumph for that day, BY destiny
which they could not control, and sor which
they were not to blame. Especially IS
Capt. Mckee entitled to the confidence and
esteem Of all; as be shared the privations,
perils and tolls, with the addition Of kind
Of parental watchfulness, that has secured
the confidence, respect and affection Of his
men.
David Strong vas reported il the papers
as being ebadly wounded aud left o. the
field The evidence from several letters
received in Lancaster, is, that lie was
wounded II the leg; Brookens, by the Cap
tains directions, took him in charge, and
both are missing, probably taken prisoners
by the enemy, who, il is hoped, will use
them well, Fl. Ms.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-07
Missouri.

Gen. Fremonts expedition has reached
Birds Point, raising the force there to some
5000 men, with good supply ofartillery !;
and these and the brigade al Cairo give US
total Of some $4,000 to 10000. Moth
ing is heard from Gen. Pillow, but the fact
that he has seized the regular packet boat
at Columbus, aud commands the land COM
munication North from New Madrid, will
doubtless inspire our troops to a sharp look
out, in anticipation of an attack at any mo-
ment. With the Two armies in such close
proximity, and the Known desperation Of
Coy. Jackson. for whose especial benefit
tie rebel movement is being made-a bat
tlecan hardly be postponed many days.
The intelligence from Springfield, Mo-, is
also alarming. Gen. Sigels force has been
reduced to some 5000 BY the return Of
three months men, and McCuiloch, with a
knowledge Of this fact Is moving North
ward.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-07

MUsIc.-Sheet music may be ordered
from the music store Of II. N. Hampstead,
Milwaukee, who deals extensively in the
article, as we'll as musical instruments of
every kind. Band instruments, drums,
flies, pianos, melodeons, guitars and yiolins,
with books Of instruction may aIso be had
Of Hampstead at usual prices. We ac-
knowledge the favor of several pieces of
patriotic music from Mr.. Hampstead.
among which are following new and popu-
lar specimens;
milwaukee Light Guard Quickstep,' .
composed BY II. n. Hampstead.
"Our Union Right or wrong ma
tional song by Buckley.
"Dixie for the Union" by Frances J.
Crosby,
"our Good Ship sails to-night7--a war
song, dedicated to national patriots.
Lilly Of the valley"-Ballad witt Re
frain-words written by Stephen c. Mas
set; music arranged by ]. Caspard Maeder.
"My Own Dear Native Land or tell me
not Of the Strangers Land '--composed BY
Carpard Maeder.
We can order music or other articles from
the store of Mr.. Hampstead, if requested
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-07

E9~The Bank Of Two Rivers and State
Stock Bank, are reported BY the Comp
troller a. amply seeuled at rs cents Oh the
dollar. Also, Banks Of Albany, Manitow-
oc, Laboref's Bank, Manitowoc Co. Bank,
Mercantile Bank, Reedsburgh Bank and
Wisconsin Valley Bank at 20 cts. Also.
the following At IS cts: Bank 81 Fond du
lac, Bank 81 n, America, Bank IF Oconto
City Bank Of Beaver Dam, City Bank 81
Berlin. Oneida Bank, Lake Shore Bank,
Monroe Co. Bank, Oconto Co. Bank, ST.
Croix River Bank, Southern Bank. Wan
paeea Go, Bank, WaHshara ca. Bank,
Wood 90. Bank. 0fhsr Banks heretofore
discredited range from 60 down to SO.