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The national Republican., 1867-11-18
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bay and sell al eunsn, marks. rates, and Keep 60 -
stantly on hand a full supply Of
GOVERNMENT Bosps,
SEVEN .rHIRrIEs,
ooMrousp INTEREST NOTES.
order. for Stocks. Bonds, se., .I.su..d. and oo.s.
lgfaon, made on all accessible points.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
WASHINGTON.
q. D. cooxs, tof Jay Cooke q Co. y President,
". g. HuHnsaros, Cashier.
GovERNMsNT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF TIE UNITED STATES.
ibrH srRssr, Opposite TIE TREASURY prrAnrrksr.
Government securities with Treasurer Unitod States
A~ONE MILLION DoLLARs.W
We buy and sell all ela.se. Of GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES 81 current market rates. .
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collection. on
ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF TIE UNITED
STATES.
We purchase Govsrnmsa, Vouchers On the MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS, and give CAREFUL AND rhOxr,
ATTENTION TO
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS,
and to any other business entrusted 10 US.
FULL INFORMATION in regard TO GOVERNMENT
LOANS at all times eheerfuily furnished.
N. s. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OPPICR or THE SuPRRyuIH0 ARcHIrE

IL OffICE OF THE cUPkhNIhlNu
Sealed Proposals will received at this once IN.
III IL O'Clock, m the 26th day Of November, 1887
ssns tSi So sMassGs FILE MAINLINE NJ %Ash
STANDS and BASES, for the North Wing Of the
Treasury Extension.
be seen or obtained at this once,
The Marble Tilo excepting that required for the
Cashiers ROOM will be OF black ssd white marble, Of
one Q) inch thickness squares Of twelve 2 Inches
and 10 correspond TO that In the West Wing Of the
Treasury Extension. The white squares must bs Of
yslned Italian Marble. Of good tsnture and color
quality to that In the halls Of the West Wing. All
the Tiles must be accurately jointed and squared,
thorough, wOrkmauiiks manner. Borders in the
hereafter.
About ten thousand 10000 superficial feet will
bs required; aud bids must be made per superficial
The Tile for the Cashiers Room to be Of style and
dimensions shown on plans aud drawings, the bid
for which must be In ths aggregate.
The hkiTting for rooms aud halls must be Of best
dove 'coloIed Vermont marble, Of quality, dimen.
| sions, and hnithei equal to sample shown 10 this
tfee. About seven thousand 4, 0lo) lineR feet will
be required and bids must be made Per lineal foot
oOrding to PLAYS and in this Ooe, must bo
finished In the best style; BIDS for the same 10 be
made per piece, siiders may, however st,te price
| u furnishsd In other marbles, and submit sPeei.
mons Of such marble as they eau furpish,
| wahhstAnd fronts, also Of vsined Italian marble
from forty 10 my Of these will be required and cop.
les OF designs for the same be obtailod at this
| ONCE. Bids must be made BY the piece,
| All the above work must be completed and dellv-
cred on or before the LIST day Of February, 1858.
| Payments will be made on estimates prepared by
authorized officers Of the Department. upon which
estimate amounts twenty per cent. will be retained
| until the completion and delivery OF the work.
All bids must be accompanied by the bonds " two
responsible perons, In the sum Of $4,000. tlAt the
bidder will accept aud perform the contract II
awarded him the su lciency Of such security to b
certified 10 by either United States Judgs
Attorney, or Clerk Of United States District Court.
ali o1 ~ N.Y. w reserves 'pe Hsn. 70 risu NY ~
same, ifleemsd for the iaterest Of the doVsrnmen
TO do so, and any bid that does not conform 10 th,
requirements Ofthis advertisement will not bo con
| sidsred.
Bids TO be enclosed 10 sealed envelopes, endorsed
| Proposal, for Marble Work, - Aud addressed Il
the " Supervising Architect, U. .. Treasury De
| pArtment, Washington. D. CT n00id
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DROPOSALS Will BE RECEIVED

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
l. at this ones until December l, 1857, to manu-
4eture and deliver at Fort AoOTcTombie by July 81,
1858 Five Hundred Thousand we'll burned good
Brick OF the usual Size suitable for building also for
making burning, and delivering Three Million Brick
At Fort Totten, on MiniwAkan Lake during next sum
mer, delivery to commence June 80, 1865,
proposals will also be rseeived to cut, saw, and
deliver from the publie lands at Fort Totten, Two
Hundred Thousand feet OF Dimension Lumber, One
Million Of shingles, Two Hundred Thousand feet Of
one-ineh stuff, and Fifty Thousand Lath.
Proposals for furnishing Hay next summer at Fort
Toten and all the posts OF the Missouri river, De-
paItment OF Dakota, are inyitoi until January !,
Parties bidding, II not well known, must establish
their responllbllty and desired to make their
proposal. full and distinct All the Information prae
tleible will b0 given at this Office.
3. b, HoLABARD,
1t. Col, Dep'ty q. N, General,
Byt. Brig den. and O. O NJ.
oe2l'td Department Of Dakota
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50 Know Thy Dsstiny.-Madame E. n
THORsros the great EngliSh Astrolo gist ClarvoyAn

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and Psyehomstrieian, who has Astonishsd the sesn
the classes Of the Old World, has located herr
self at Hudson, N. Y. MADAME THoRsros Possesses
such wonderful powers Of sesGRd sight, as To enable
her to impart knowledge Of the greatest Importance
TO the single or married Of either ssx. whils In
state OF trance sho dslineAtss the very features Of
The person you are to marry, and BY the aid Of an
Instrument Of iatsnse power, known ~ the Psysh.
omotrops, guarantees to produce lifs-like picture
Of the future husband or wife Of the applicant To-
gsther with date Of marriage position in lifs Lead
Ing traits Of character, &c. This Is NO humbug a.
thousands oftestimonials can assert She will send
when desired, certified certificate, written guar
antss, that the picture is what II purports 10 be.
By enclosing small lock Of hair and stating place
Of birth, age, disposition and complexion, and en-
closing any cents and stamped envelope addressed
TO Yourself you will receive the picture and desired
Information By return mail. All communication
saeredly confidential. Address, in confidence, MAD
AHER. y. THORNTON. p. o. Boz 22s. Hudson, NY.
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RAILROADS.

m II r o UG H LIN n BETWEEN
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ton, can be had a, the station once at all hours In
sss Bai,imors and Ohio railroad advsrtissmsnl
for schedule between Washington, Bslumors, An
uapolis, and the west. J.L. WILSON,
r-I kastsr Of Transportation
T. n. COLE,
General Ticket Agent
dE0. o. Ko0Hfz,
Agent, washinston,
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PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON.
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milo H.H. KINNEY. Superintendent.
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WTRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE
w AT THIS oPPICBL
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THE NATIONAL
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
OF WASHINGTON, D. O.
CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS,
For the safskeeping Under Guarantee Of
GOVERNMENT BONDS, SPECIE,
JEwELRY, Cash BOXES,
SILVER PLATE, VALUABLE PAPERS,
PAINTINGS, WILLS, DEEDS,
STOCKS, MoRTGAoEs,
And all descriptions Of valuabiss, and for the
RENTING OF SAFES,
FIRE AND BURGLAR-PHOOF VAULTS.
oFTIoE CORNER OF RIpTRENTH STREET AND
NEW YORK AVENUE.
DIRkcroksi
g. p. Brown, II. D. Cooke, George W. Riggs, Will
liam g. Hunting gton, George II. Plant Gporge o. Ey-
ans, B. p. snyder, Nathaniel Wilson,
8. p. BROWN, President.
GEORGE o. EVANS, Vice President
WIN. 9. HUNTINGTON, Treasurer.
D. p. SNYDER, Secretary.
OFFICE H0uRs-Prom o'clock, o. m. 10 8 o'clock
p. m. Au l.u
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WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE
w AT THIS oRBI0R.
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-04-16
SHERIFF SALE-ODGES.

State 0. Wisconsin, County ofGrant-ss Circuit Court
ior the county Of Grant. John r. Stephens plain
tn, rs- Thomas odges and Elizabeth odges, deffts
By virtue of judgment of foreclosure and order ~
sale rendered and made in the above entitled action da
TED on the 18th day Of March, A. b. 1867 and by
direction oil Plaintiff Attorney viii offer for sale and
w sell at public sale to the highest bidder for cash AZ
the 'front.' door of the Court House in the village OF
Lancaster Grant County Wisconsin on the 10Th day Of
May, A. ID. 1867, at 10 o'clock A. NJ on that day the
iollowing described real estate, to wit: "
Being part of the southwest quarter of southeast
quarter OF section twenty 23 township three
north OF range three west and known A feet of ror
the north side Of lot twenyeight (2s and I6 feet "a
feet on from the north side of lot thirty all said lots
being IN the village of Buena Vista according to tb man
or plot Of said village as recorded in the Registers Of
nee IN said county Also twenty acres in south half ~
northeast quarter of southeast quarter of said section
tWenfy,th t23) Also piece of land beginning AZ
the southeast corner Of northwest quarter Of .then.
quarter OF said section 3d. thence west chains and IA
hnk thence north twelve degrees east ten chain. and
nineteen INKS; thence east two chains and sevan l;nk
lhe east ipe of said tract of land thence soutb on
saio nhe ten chains to the place of beginning. con-
tanning three and twelve-hundredths OF an acre or ~
iess-s IN Grant county, Wisconsin Said sale will he
aae 20 satisfy the judgment in this case amountin 20
xn- &c nundred and seventysix and s. 100 dol1,r.
"1s' oes'ees interest and costs and Of sale
n.s c. JAMES cox Sheriff
dated sherans Office Lancaster, April 18th. 1857
y. AiLks BARBER Plaintiff Attorney
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-04-16
The Russian Possessions.

The Car Of Russia owns a bleak.
sterile, frozen strip of land on the
northern limit of tha.North American
Continent, which is of no earthly use
to him or to any body else, if we ex>
cept few seals, iceburgs and Esqui>
maux. This glacial desert he pro-
poses to sell. Mr.. Seward for the
trifing sum of 81, 100000, in gold,
we suppose, as our greenbacks would
hardly pass current at st. Peters,
burg. And Mr. Seward proposes to
buy it, for two reasons ;sthe first of
which is that the United States Gov
eminent is now entirely free from
debt and has a tremendous balance
on the right side of International ledg~
er that nobody knows what TO do
with so we can buy it as we'll as not
and the next reason is that we as
peopleare altogether too much crowd.
ed in all the States and Territories to
make it possible to get on without
more elbow room. So Seward has
already made the treaty which he
has just sent to the Senate for ratifi-
cation, but that body is not likely to
see it in exactly the same Ii ght that
Johnson's prime minister does, and
it hesitates about giving consent to
this business which has been so sud
denly sprung upon the country.
Unless our people are anxious to en-
gage in the ice or for business to a
large extent, we fancy they can find
some spot of territory between Maine
and California that will suit them
for place to live in without locating
in the Russian Possessions.-Jaaes-
vilte Gazette.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-04-16
GUARDIAN SALE.-BUELL.

IN PROBATE: Grant County Court. In the matter of
the guardianship Of the minor heirs of Amos N. Buell.
deceased.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue and in pursu-
of order Of License made in said matter on the
25th day of March, A. ID, 1867, by the County Court
of said County, the undersigned Guardian of the minor
heirs of said deceased, will, Saturday the 4th day
day. at the dwelling Of said dec the village Of
Farpay in Grant county afoI esd offer for sale at Dub
lie auction the following described Lands situate in
Grant County, Wisconsin, aforesaid to wit:
OF the west half of the north quarter of section
twenty-three, hftyve acres bounded as follows
Commencing at the center of said section
thence north twenty-five chains thence east ten chains
thence north five chains thence east ten chains thence
south thirty chains thence twenty chains TO the
place OF beginning Of the half of the southeast
quarter OF section twenty four, ty-nine and three
tenths acres, bounded as follows to-wt CONNIE cling
at the one-fourth section post the south
boundary of said section twenty-four thence north
twenty-one chains and twenty links thence 49o, east
twentysx chaus thence south thirtyeght chains and
ten links thence west twenty chains to place of begin
ming The east half of the SOUTHWEST quarter of said
section twenty Of the east half of the north
quarter of section twenty-five forty-threo acres or
theFeabopts the south aud west boundaries of which
in deed to purchaser All of the above lands being in
town north of range two west Also, the south
quarter Of the southeast quarter section in
town two north Of range two west e>cept the dover
interest of Emily A, Buell. widow Of said deceased in
said lands and the undivided interest Of senath Buell.
The dover interest and the interest OF the said
Asenath will however be quit claimed to the purchaser
and complete title made.
The terms will be N ade known at the time and Mac.
OF sale 45-ts EMILY A. BUELL. Guardian.
pa'ed At fairplay this 18th day Of April, A. D. 1867
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-04-16
SHERIFF SALE-BLANCHARD.

State of Wisconsin, County of Grantss Circrit Court
of Grant county, Wisconsin. BENJAMIN r. Sheldon
plaintiff, Charles ID. Blanchard. Administrator OF
estate ofW. W. blanchard deceased, ct al.
BY virtue of judgment of foreclosure and order
sale in the above entitled action rendered anu made at
the March Term 1867 of the Circuit Court of said coun-
ty shall on the 18th day of May 1867 at the front
door of the Court house in the village of Lancaster In
said County offer for sale and will sell public auction
to the highest bidder for cash, o'clock in the after
noon of said day. following property to-wit:
The undivided half of the northwest quarter OF tha
north quarter of section four ~ in township No
seven e north of range three (3 west containing forty
acres and the whole of the southeast quarter Of the
southwest quarter of section (2 and tho
north half Of the northeast quarter nor
quarter OF section No. twenty-six (26) township No
seven 90, north of raIge three (3) west containing
sixty acres and the east half of the southwest
OF section eleven C1). township No. seven IN range
three ~ west containing eighty acres and the north
hall OF the southeast quarter section twelve town
ship No range three west containing eighty acres
and the northeast northeast and the north
half southeast quarter of the southeast
section eleven 1) township No. seven az range three
(3) west containing sixty acres and the northeast
OF the southwest quarter and the north half of the
southw"st of the southwest quarter of section
weye ClzJ, township No. as range vest con-
tanning sixty acres excepting (2 acres sod
OH the south end of the east half of the
quarter section eleven (11 township seven ( range
three ~ west-all in Grant county Wisconsin Said
sale Will be made to satisfy said judgment besides In
terest'and costs and costs aceruing
Dated sheriff Office, Lancaster, Wis. Apr ID 1857
J. p. cox, Sheriff.
j. ALIEN RARRTR, Plaintiffs Attorney. I5ts
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-04-16
W ashington, April ~.


About two hundred persons were
present in the Supreme Court to>day
during the proceedings consequent
upon Judge Sharkey's motion for
leave to file his bill praying for an
Injunction against the President and
General Ord. The attendance of at
torneys was unusually large, there
being considerable desire to hear
the argument on behalf of the Gov
eminent. Attorney General Stan
berry appeared for the. Pres ident,
and Robert J..Walker for the State
OF Mississippi Each speaker occu.
pied rather more than.a hour. The
Attorney General took the broad
ground that neither Supreme Court
nor any other Court can make the
President a party in any case that
he is amenable 0 no tribunal but
the Senate sitting as high court of
impeachment. Having laid down
this position and fortified it with re.
ference and authorities, be went on
to intimate that the President could
not obey the mandate of the Court,
even II supgna were issued, and in
such case the Court must direct his
arrest for contempt. This would mi
tlate quasi criminal proceeding. If
he refused to purge himself of con>
tempt the Court must send him to
jail, and we should thus have the
Executive branch of the Government
practically overthrow by the Judi
clal branch, and the gravest conse-
quences would follow. The Attor-
ney General in concluding that the
President'saopposition to the Military
Reconstruction Bill ceased when he
had vetoed it. Now that it had be
&C. ne law in a constitutional man.
ner, he regarded it as his duty to see
it faithfully executed.
1t is stated on good authority, that
when Mr.. Stanberry received notice
of the design to file this Injunction
bill, which was on the evening before
its presentation, he had two hours
interview with the President. in
which he told Mr.. Johnson that any
further attempt to impede the exc
cution of the Reconstruction Bill
would only lead to useless trouble,
and possibly to renewed strife. At
first the President objected to the
position taken by Mr.. Stanberry but
finally yielded. The Attorney Gen
erals argument 10 day was very ear
nest and impressive.
Mr.. Walkers reply was adroit,
and he rather evaded the point made
In the Presidents behalf and presen>
ted an argument showing that the
original jurisdiction in case wherein
State is party, and therefore in
this case.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-04-16

The Trustees of the NJ. Z. Church. Fennimore Center
will receive sealed proposals for the next twentyhvs
days for the building of Church at Fennimore Center
the s2e 32x50 and 20 feet high, 10 windows, double
doors out side and two doors in the entry the seats
plain, except half round the backs and arms NJ Al
to be sealed high the backs of the seats with
selfsupportng roof Proposals requested for the
building of the Church. and the Trustees to furnish the
lumber finished far be, and everything on
the ground lay the foundation and do the painting
They also request proposals for the contractor TO fur
nish every thing and finish the building, except laying
the foundation; make proposals for balloon, also for
fran e. The payments to be made as the building
progresses percentage on the amount. For further
particulars enquire of @. w. Loney, Fennmore
BY order Of the Trustees
S. GREGORY JANIS JoNRs
ii. i. Earl, D. T. PARKER,
NJ. P. SlnTa, L. c. RoDGERs
III. A. W. McNAIR. Trustees.
Fennimore, April 18th, 1867. 45-3w
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-04-16
IMPROVE YOUR STOCK
DToMEDE

The Celebrated horse, "DI0MEpE" has been mr.
chased by the subscribers residing in Fennimore OF
Thomas Meadors, of Indiana, and brought to Grant
county for She purpose of improving stock
All ask is that people examine him carefully and
judge impartially The Diomede family Of horses ara
well known in many parts Of the country as OF first
class for travel and all work
Diomede was raised in Kentucky and sired by Hercee
full booded French horse. He is 10 IL hands hio,
weighs 300 pounds, color coal black mat imbed
and well formed
Diomede will stand this year as follows. comm.ncins
the 18th OF April and the 10 close the 18th Juy
At Wingvilie on Tuesdays and Wednesday,
At Fennimore Center Fridays and SATURDAYS
TERMSSingle service S., to be paid at tho time Of
Service for the S. TO be paid at close of
and to insure sl2, payable when the known to
be with foal or is parted with previous foaling As
to accidents will be at the of owners Pen
~ ofpasturage for mares from distance 45-4ws
Fennmore Apr l. r. p GREEN CO. Keepers