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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-03-01

From the New York Tribune.l


The Civil List of the United States
embraces all the pay and public ex-
penses of Senators and Congressman.
with contingencies OF both Houses
printing, advertising, library of Con-
gress, botanic garden, Court of
Claims, salaries of the President Vice
President, Cabinet officers and clerks
publishing laws, diplomatic salaries
and expense of foreign intercourse.
the vast machinery Of the Treasury
and Internal Revenue. the Mint and
It's branches, the expense of territori-
al government, Of national loans.
every expense pertaining 20 s s.S care
OF public lands, Indian affairs and
pensions, the Patent Office, the Wash
lngton Police, Smithsonian lnstitu-
ton, various hospitals, all war ex-
penses except the pay of the army
and navy, Post-Office, and Agrlcul-
ture, and all the expenses of United
States Courts, save fees to District
Attorneys and Alarshals The en-
tire appropriation for all this work
for the year ending next June is $23,-
972,353.SO. The expenditures of the
city and county of New York, under
the direction of Peter B. Sweeney,
for the year 1867, were $23, 920, 295,-
32.-within $50, 048 4S of the entire
civil list of expenses of the United
States Government at home and
abroad? Look at the figures:
S151a' osa q eas ss'f
Why Is it that living is so high in
this city
"The Democratic party is supreme
in New York city," says the World.
sos- Ohio has member of Congress
who is determined to render himself
Infamous. His name is William
Mungen. He represents the Fifth
District A few weeks ago he came
out for unconditional Reputation.
The House adopted resolution re-
pudlating reputation with only two
or three dissenting votes. He has
~ SO'hN ONO az liCW Tue. N W
content with assailing the national
honor, he abuses the privilege allow
cd him to print III the Globe for bun
combe purposes speech on the Gu
Dan question, 10 make grossly in
decent assault upon the President,
the Secretary Of State, Charles Sum
ner, the Chairman of the Senate
Committee on Foreign Affairs, and
other less important personagvs.-
The speech is 80 disreputable tina,
even his party friends will not stand
by him, but agree that he should be
censured. We hope the House will
go further than that He should be
expelled, out and out. Let him keer
company with Whittemore and 9th
er tratficers in cadetships. 1t i.
high time the worst elements in the
House should be weeded out. The
country would rejoice, and the law
making branch of the Government
would he greatly improved in char
aeter and reputation.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-03-01

reA- The Legislative Manual or
"Blue Book" OF the Legislature, COM
piled by Hon. A. Turner, of the Por-
tage Register, is the most complete
work of the kind ever published in
Wisconsin. 1t gives biographical
sketches Of our Senators and Repre-
sentatives 10 Congress State officers,
and members of the Senate and As
sembly. We append the following /:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-03-01
FINE woo,.En snpppp,,v.,. 81,

nave % head OF the thorough bred Parlor Sheep for
sue, THESE sheep were brought from Vermont six
Sss aso; ana grow the finest quality of wool-feeces
a1 i rom 70 IL Ibs each ewes and on bucks
s i nishe, specimens of this DOL may DO seen at
prices, RID wi, lyqIS'u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-03-01

Having cold my farm, and now intending to 20
South will sell all my Stock, Farm and HonsehoId
property at auction at the farm u miles south yast
Of Lancaster on the Beetown road, on WEDNESDAY
MARCH 23D, 1870, as follows
Two COW =, hefers, calves. span mares, Is hogs
Chester boars, Hawkeye sulky cultivator fan
ming mill new farm wagon, sets double harness bob
sled, shelter plows, harrows and other farm i'm
pemente Also full lot Of household furniture; also
quantity Of hay.
Terms All sums under $40, cash al over, months
credit approved note at 10 per cent interest.
Sale t. commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
i. u. CBEsEsRO, Auctionetr, ADAM KYLE.
Lancaster, March lst 1870. 39w3s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-03-01

n-GoId tumbled to I.l5N yesterday.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
SETsV0@~E

FARM IMPLEMENTS AND HOUSEHOLD coon
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FINANCIAL AND COnIMERCIAL.

New YORK. April 23--Noon. Stocks
strong Money easy, at 6. Exchange
long 95s; short 934. Gold 1871. Bonds
~. Tennessee's, ex-coupon, GO56; new
o6ss; Virginia's, ex.coupon, 693I; new
6S}2; Louisiann's. old, 753d; new 72h:
evce 6's rs; S's 901a; Alnbama 8's 995:
5's n; Georgia 6's 81; rs 93L; North
Carolina's, old, At; new 22%: South
Carolina's, old, 8s1S; new 81. Flour
DO better. Wheat n shade firmer. Pork
heavy, at 27.80. Lard firm, at $500
1875 for steam-demand moderate. Cot
ton frm-middling nplands 231s; Or
leans "a; sales 10000 bales. Freights
quiet.
7 P. M.-Cotton steady and quiet;
sales l.2OO bales-uplands 23l@; Orleans
"a Flour DO. better on low grades
superiine, State and Western 4 6O64. rs:
common to fair extra State 4.8O35 80.
Wheat lc: better. with fair export de-
mand-winter red and amber Western
l.23(91. Is. Corn closed 1(92c. lower
mixed Western 1.12@1.l4. Whiskey
heavy, at 1:O6@1.O7. Pork heavy and
iower--H.75. Freights firm. The
bank statement is favorable. Money
easy, at 4(@5. Sterling 9@916. Gold
steady, at l3M, Governments steady
unsettled; stocks buoyant.
BALr1MoRE, April 23.--Flour ou;ot
and firm. Wheat Maryland 1.4O
yellow Ito. Oats 64@66. Rye 956
Ito. Pork %. 5O@29. 90. Bacon active
and Observation-Disclosures 13. Lard
1G4@1654. Whiskey 1.O60I.O7.
LOUISVILLE, April 23.-Corn unchang-
cd: Pork 30. 90. Shoulders 12l1; clear
sides 161G. Whiskey 1 O3.
CINCINNATI, April 23.-Corn firm. at
9e(692; supply light. Whiskey nominal,
at l.02. Mess pork 29.OO. Lard held at
16!14. Bacon firmer, at full rates.
ST. Louis, April 23-Corn advanc-
ing-mixed and yellow 92@94. Whiskey
demoralized. Pork % rs. Shoulders
IL; clear sides 1G56@163z.
AUGUSTA, April 23.-Cotton market
quiet, but firm. at 2l11 sales 313 bales !;
receipts 80.
New ORLEANS, April 23.-Flour dull,
Mt 4: 1905. SO. Corn firmer-1. .O5@I.IO.
Pork trm-mess 80. OO63O. Bacon
firm, at 1256@l621 Hams 1sM(Q19.
Sugar-prime l1%(0113l. Molnsses-
prime reboiled 70. Whiskey 92hM1. O5
Coffee easier-fair 16k@1674; prime
17M@18.
LONDON, April 23-3P P. M.-Consols
944. Bonds 8SL.
LIvEnPooL. April 23-3P. M.-Cotton
dnll. but tirm-uplands 11ll6; Orleans
l1as@1lh.
PANS. April 23.-The Bourse opened
dull-rentes 74f. 75c
FRANKFORT, April 23.-Bonds opened
quiet, at 951s.
HAvRE, Aprik S Cotton opened
quiet-spot 1857.
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saaaslEaHssG&Rs.A.RH
tForeIun Nows.

MADRID, April 23.-The particulars OF
the recent duel between Prim and Tobito
have been carefully kept from the pub
lie. Prim suffers from q slight wound,
PARIS, April 22.-The Journal Fran.
cais denies that Daru and Buffet with.
drew from the Cabinet in oonseauence
of letter from the Duo D'Aumale. 1t
is understood that the decree anuounc-
ing the adoption Of Senatus consuNun,
and convoking the French people to vote
on plebtScite on the 9Th of May, will be
published tomorrow. The imperial
letter. explaining the proposed changes,
will appear on Sunday.
q. ATHENS. April 22.--The Marathon
brigands are surrounded by troops. but
: they retain their prisoners and refuse to
surrender.
= ROME. April 23.--The police are
actively destroying pamphlets issued by
T aieiei hanslernnd Swartzenberg, against
iniaillbllity. Photographs of these gen
tlemen were seized
movements in the Tyrol for secession
from the Roman Church, in case the
: question of infallibility is pressed upon
the Council.
y PARIS, April 23.-Professor Barel. nt
Marseilles, has discovered new planet
There was q grand reunion Of the
: lworkmen of all trades, yesterday; after
debate, resolution was adopted for II
general strike. The imperial decree for
vote on plebiScite hos been published.
1t occurs May g.. The ballots viii con
tain the words 'yes" or "no."
LIVERPOOL, April 23.-Althongh it was
dark when the steamship City Of Brus.
sells arrived, crowds collected, cannons
were fired and there were general re-
joicings.
. OoNsrANT1NoPLE. April Armenian
maplfestoes regarding the Gcumenical
Council, posted on the churches, we're
torn down by the Turkish mob. A seri-
ons riot is imminent and troops have
been called out.
MONTREAL. April 22.-Four men, lust
from the United States, were arrested.
charged with Fenianism. The Canadians
continue strengthening the frontier.
:, MONTREAL, April 23.-VoIunteer or
CARNATIONS, except those on the frontier.
are disbanded. The four persons from
the United States, arrested as suspected
Fenians, we're discharged.
HUMMINaFoRD, CANADA. April GA
party of three, from the United States,
refusing to halt, were received at the
point OF the bayonet. The horse was
hurt and the wagon smashed; one ar
rested and two escaping. The investi-
cation showed that the affair was mere
bravado.
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pied all .day, when non n.conoorreuoe was
carried, aud the House adjourned. =
Gen. Young authorizes the statement
that he apprehends the postponement OF
the Georgia matter is an advertisement
Tor new Georgia outrages. The extrem-
lists confidently expect them between now
and the fifth of May.
600.
In the House. the Appropriation Com
mittee decided to reduce TO ono. half the
estimates of the engineer department
for Notifications. The Ways and Means
Committee had Il loose discussion on the
funding bill; a wide diversity of views
was developed.
Commandunts OF Western posts are
forbidden to allow furs and peliries from
the smallpox region to pass the posts.
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Dorncstfc NcIys.

CHARLESTON, April 13.-Arriyed-
steamer james Adger, New York.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, April 90
An awtnl and distressing accident occur
red here, ut late hour this evening.
which resulted in the death of Miss Eve
line Goodloe, daughter of Mr.. Paul 81.
Goodloe, now q resident of Memphis.
Tennessee, formerly n citizen of this
County. Miss Goodloe attended the
celebration last evening. and was remain
ing fora few days at DR.. McKenney's.
Ii seems that party of ladies and gen
tlemen h"d bee practicipg ut n target,
With pistols, and after returning, Miss
Goodioe lnnghingIy pointed the pistol at
herself and was making some playful re-
mark, when the pistol exploded accident
ally, the ball passing directly through
her heart, causing instant death
ERIE, April %. THE steamer Michigan
has been ordered from Washington and
placed in readiness for active service.
The cause is supposed to be apprehended
fenlan' operations on the lakes.
dRgA? SALT LAKE CRY, UTAH, April
23-1t is stated that the Mormons North
OF here are buying all the arms and am
munition they can obtain; the ostensible
OBJECT being protection against Indian
hostilities. but as the Indians have never
been hostile to the Mormons. this is con-
sidered improbable.
BAnr1hoRE, April 22-Mrs. Marsh,
who killed her children and mother, is
now raving crazy
The ship Thomas Freeman, from New
Orleans, was struck by lightning and
took fire. After vain efforts to stop the
flames, she was abandoned by the crew,
who were taken off by the brig Omega
and brought to New York.
BOSTON, April 23.-Minister Burlin-
game was buried to-day; there we're i'm.
posing Masonic and civic ceremonies
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Sherlf's Sale.

o9faer0rder OF Judge OF Probate. Ek parte
nifA' NJ nsSphia Ewart us. j. 8. Guignard ct
Peftdon for Do,oer.
pursuance of an order made by the Hon
n oIaoie William Hutson Wigg, Judge OF Pro-
nate ia @ i0r RichlaMd County, will sell, on the
court House, in Columbia, within the legal
All that LOT, or parcel of LAND, situated
on Richardson street, in the city of columbia,
bounded on the North by a lot formerly OF
Mrs. Black. but now Of the estate Of james g..
Guignard, and measuring thereon 2O8 feet,
more or less; on the East by an alley-way,
measuring thereon AZ feet, more or lees; on
tho South by a lot OF the estate of JAMES s.
Guignard, measuring thereon 2c8 feet, more or
less, and on the West by Richardson street,
The above described property will be sold
at the risk of the former purchaser.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for stamps
and papers. T. F. FRAZEE, 8. II. O.
April IL tuth
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From Warrington.

WASHINGTON. April 23.-A despatch to
the Baltimore Sun says, the sub commit
tee OF the Senate Pacific Railroad Com
mittee made to the full Committee IN
adverse report, on the Fremont, or Mem
phis and El Paso Railroad bill.
Private advices just received from Bo-
gotta, state that the Daricn ship canal
treaty has been rejected by the Colum-
bian Congress.
Private advices from Costa Ricn are to
the effect that tho Costa Ricn Govern
ment has made treaty with Nicaragua,
conforming to Michel Chevalier and his
contreres of France, the concession for
o ship canal, ola the San Juan river and
the lakes OF Nicaragua. At the same
time comes advices of the liberal conces-
sion to tho Tehuantepec Railway Com
pany, from the Mexican Government
lor ship canal across the Isthmus of
Iehuantepec, and that it will be tho sub
ject of treaty between the United States
and Mexico. The Tehuantepec conces-
sion being to private corporation. it is
no way snbject to tho conditions of tho
Clayton -Bulwer treaty.
Ihc Senate was not in session.
In the House, Peck, from tho 10th
Ohio District, was seated. The bill for
the sale of the Hot Springs, Arkansas,
passed. Schenck moved to non.concur
In the Senate amendments to tho income
tax, and assured the House that the
whole subject will como up in tho gene
raj revenue bill, which is next in ordor.
a general discussion on the subject occu.
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Sherif's Sale.

Under order OF Judge OF Probate.
Er pdrfe james Hunter and Ellen Hunter
Petition for Sale, dc.
IN pursuance OF an order made by William
IL Hutson Wigg. Judge Of Probate for Rich
sell, on the first &ONDAY in May next. in
front of tho Court House, in Columbia, within
the legal hours the several Tracts OF Land of
which tho late Jacob Wyrick, died, possessed,
viz:
All that TRACT OF LAND, situate on Crane
Creek, in the County OF Richland, containing
six hundred and three (603) acres, and bound
cd by lands OF Captain Stack, r. A. Koen, G..
Douglas, w. Cook and Renton Smith, This Ia
one of tho finest tinbered taacts OF land in the
State.
All that Tract Of Land, in Richland County,
containing FIVE hundred and eighty.seven
t597l acres, and bounded by lands OF DIR. La
Borde, Thomas Center, Mr. Tnrnipaeed and
others.
All that Tract OF Land, situate in Fairfield
County, containing four hundred aud seventy
four (474) acres, more or less; bounded by
lands OF Colonel d. D. Fenly and lands former
~ OF Colonel Leitner and others. A large por.
ton OF this Tract is i'll original oak and hicko-
ry forest.
TERMS OF EALE-One- third cash; the ba.
lance on a credit Of one and two years. Pur-
chaser to give bond, with approved personal
security, and a mortgage OF the premises sold, I,
and to pay for stamps and papers.
april 10 NTH P. r. FRAZEE, 8. r. O.
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Auctaon 3aleg.

Valuable Real Estate. =
D. c. PE1XOTTO G SON, Auotioneers.
hlehard Davis. Martha A. Davis us. Ann Bon.
den w. =. Davis ct lat =
pursuance OF the decretal order OF April
Il 2Zd, We will sell, at public auction, on the
IL Ut MONDAY in May next, the Following real
estate in the city OF Columbia:
ISL: All that lot OF land, in the city OF CO.
iumbla, with the residence thereon. kitoben.
&c., bounded on the East by Barnwell street
measuring thereon ono hundred and four fact
llC4 feet,l moro or less; North by lot neyg or
formerly belonging to Gen. Gwynn; West by
lot OF Joshua soulen. deceased; South by iot
OF Mrs Rebecca Kirkland. The house CON
talns hVe rooms, and is at present occupied by
Andrew Weddingfellow.
"a. Also, all that lot or parcel Of land. sftu
ate on dei vais street, in the city Of Colombia.
fronting on that street 104 feet inches, moro
or less, bounded on West by lot Of John
McCammon; South by lot belonging to estate
Of Joshua Souden; East by lot of Gen.
Gwynn, now occupied by,11 -.'Mackey; said
lot has a house upon it Containing six rooms.
stables, kitchen, out-houses, &c.
TERMS OF SALE--One. half cash; balance in
one and two years, secured by bond, bearing
interest at the rate Of seven per cent. per
annum, and mortgage OF the premises. Pur-
chasers to pay for papers, stamps, dc.
Ine above property can be treated for pri-
Yatoly prior to dav Of sale. Anrii "a
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Sherlfs Sale,

Under order Of Judge of Probate.
n pursuance Of an order made BY william
IL Hntson Wigg, Judge OF Probate for Rich-
land County, will sell, on the FIRST TUES
pay IN May next, ut the residence Of n. J.
Corley, in Richland County, about II miles
above Columbia, within the legal hours,
All the PERSONAL PROPEKl OF the estate
ono Mare, one Mule, ono Buggy and Harneas.
one Cow and Calf, three HeiYers, twelve head
OF Fowls, one Bed and Bedstead. one Pistol,
Colts iePeater,) one Silver Watch, Lot Cook.
ing Utensils, one Table, Lot OF Crockery. one
Saddle and IA lot of Sundries.
T. Terms cash. P.F. FRAZFE,
April 10 NTH S.R.C.
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For Sale.

DICSONn!S IMPROVED COTTON SEED
AHHS from Seed purchased directly of
W i. David Dickson, in 1867, and carefnlIv
presded from mixing or adulteration with
otheBeed.
VI deliver the Seed, sacked in good order.
at thLouisville Depot, South Carolina Rail,
der Bushels, or at $3.50 per bushcl, fX all
amoits in excess of . bushels.
A. P. AMAKER, st. Matthew's, s. G.
r,pectfuily refer to tho below named gen
tor formation touching tho purity and supe,
riori OF the Seed, to wit: Hon. L. J. Good
wynpr. A. r. Taber, Fort Motto; P. NJ, Hon
ser. sq;, and VIM. paulling, Esq, st. Mat
thew; L. Il. Beckwith, Esq, Jamison's; and
Capin F. II. w. Brggmann and w. b. Muller,
Esq.Orangcburg Court House all CT Orange.
DurROnnty, =. q. Feb IL 3mOs
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SheriH7s Sale.

Under order of Judge Of Probate.
pursuance of an ord. made BY William
Il Hutson Wigg, Judge Of Probate for Rioh-
land County, will sell, on the FIRST TUES
DAY In May next, at Mrs. K. G. Brevard's
mill place, about eight miles below Columbia.
on the Bluff Road, within the legal hours,
All the PERSONAL PROPERTY OF the es-
tate OF James Jackson, deceased, consisting of
tation Tools, Kitchen Furniture, lot of Crock
cry, Household Furniture, Silver Watch and
Clock: Terms cash. P. T. FRAZEE,
April 10 NTH g.. .RO
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1ur spring and Sumner Stock

fur spring and Summer Stock
each 4 tho twelve departments is now
4 feN apt complete, to cose examination
OF wfeNA'e invite attention, veing determined
not M under-sold in apt market south.
Our PM sre uniformly ldA and the Goods
well b04h when prices vi b at tho lowest
mark ev4Spt or expected to zach.
DRESSepODS prettier aad cheaper than
SplendidSs astonshingly low.
Irish LINZ At about half former prices.
Longclotf1 cneap as before the war.
Hosiery inn y style, size and price.
BFoadcloth{ tsslmeres, VcstiLgs, otc., to
Laces, Emsig s ~ and Ribbons within the
reath OF evcrylS
SA.eting, Pill ;asing, at lowest market
rates IA
Morning Good eing oil imported, prices
will erprise. IA
:, Slit Fronts, M and Paper Collars.
Undevests. IA
ss, 81 s1s ssssss sss5'n' $
portegoods.
A " heavy stock Nof nomcstics at ruling
niccekc o'h'
N. Wo have corepetent mechanic to
put uCornices and Window Shades, and Law
dowBarpets. j. u.N M. l.. KINARD
Ap.17 amo
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Living Writers of the South.

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CLOTHING
Must be Sold u!

WE have about $40 900 in CLOTH
ING, moro than we can realize on
this Spring, and we are anxious to
get rid OF some Of it, and will sell
VERY CHEAP for that purpose.
Our stock is the largest, in our
line, that has ever been brought
to this city. Handsome Goods,
and bought right. Largo line Of
BOYS AND CHILDREN's STRAW
HATS AND CLOTHING. New
styles Of MEMS 'vENTILAToR
HATS"
Best Fitting SHIRTS. I,is now
generally admitted that we arc
making to order THE FINEST
CUsTOM-MADE GARMENTS IN
THE STATE. Call and examine
for yourselves.
II. & w. c. svvAFFIELD.
April II
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ARTIFICIAL WORK.

'HNHE undersigned, having lonatod in this
i city. would offer his services to all in want
OF any ono to decorate their Gardens, in
French or Swiss styles. Will also attend to
Pntting up all kinds OF Fancy Work, such as
FOUNTAINS and Natural Water. falls, Fertilizing
side Hill bitches, Bridges, Landscapes, Tenn
ples, Arbors, fino Pavements, Fire and Water
Proof Roofs, and decorations of all kinds
Address through tho Post Offico,
March 2 t3mo W.AUG. D'EI,MAR.