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NIIBLOS GARDEN
In POSITIVELY LAST WEEK
BLACK CROOK. BLACK CROOK.
LAST WEEK OF THE GREAT MAJlLTONS.
LAST WEEK OF THE FAMOUS SKATERS.
LAST WEEK OF TIE GRAND BALLET.
LAST WEEK or THE SUPERB SCENERY
FIRST WEEK OF AMERICuS,
THE CHILD vI0LINISr, AGE Bh YEARS,
the wonder OF the age.
LAST FOUR NIGHTS or THE BLACK CROOK.
LAST FOUR NIGHTS OF TIE BLACK CROOK.
LAST FOUR NIGHTS or THE BLACK CROOK.
On Friday evening, April Z, Benefit Of
MILE. MARIE MAJILTON.
SATURDAY, LAST MATINEE OF THE BLACK CROOK.
ON MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 10, 1871,
will be produced
SHAKSPEARE,s HISTORICAL TRAGEDY
(adaptsd stage by Charles Calvert ESQ., Of
Manchester Engand entitled
THE LIFE AND DEATH
RICHARD THE THIRD.
The play will be presented with oil the
PERFECTION IN SCENERY,
SpLENDOR OF COSTUME,
.puops MAGNIFY MaAASNIEJ!CENcE OF APp0IHTHFNTs.
GRAND COMBINATION OF OF siIAKspEARIAN ARTISTS.
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CIOTiIiSss.

ATS Mlsu's, 1877 THIRD AVENUE, LADIES AND
N gentlemen roceyc the iehcs, price for Caston
Clothing and CARPETS, by calling addressing Ladies at
tended Oy Mrs. Msh.
ATT. SEVENTH AvEyuE, REAR TwENry,sIxTH
n sree.-A. ABRAHAMS VIII pay The best prices for
adcs' and gents cast OF Clothing, Furniture, Carpets.
note BY post attended to.
T 20; SEVENTH AVENUE II. KALlsH PAYS THE
n highe cash price for Ladies' and Gcntcmons CastoT
Clothing CARPETS Furniture. &c Ladies waited upon by
Mrs KALlsH.
TTENT ON l-CAsT OFF LADIES AND GENTLE
"A mems Clothing Carpets Furniture &c. The lul vanc
will be paid 4A Seventh avenue, second house above
Thirtyfo,rth street. Gail address Mrs. or Mr..
NATHAN
A T THE UP TOWN ESTABLISHMENT, s16 SIXTH
"A Avenue-Ladics and gentlemen VIII positively receive
30 per cent than elsewhere for Cssof Cong Car
pets Furnure 40 We will pay for Dresses from $40 10
Sl0 Goats from ~ to 3lO Pants 10 10 So Address Mr.
or Mrs. FLATrO.
AT ii SIXTH AVENUE, BETWEEN wAsnIS9roN
"A and waverley paceALades and gentlemen viii be as
ionislcd at tho prices AKRs paws for cssoa cio;h.
large order win y yer cent more than any dealer n
dress r. HARRIS, II Sixth avenue Ladies attended BY MIS-
Harris.
AT EDWARD NILLERs WELL KNOWN FsTA EIIsH
~ ment, lg0 Seventh avenue, near Nineteenth street, the
full value paid Csstoff ClotFlng CaIcs Acs by Gaining
ADDRESSING Mr.. " Ags. NlLkkA
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
i for the Middle District OF Alabama In Equity.
Lsnier et al The Selma Meridian Railroad Company
ct al.
Pursuant the decree Of The said IA the above
titled cause made the 22d day Of February, ns the
de,neS Special Master os , NAMED and
sae public suction, N the city o. selma As Tncs
day c day E, Ag II ~ ns S s. 81
bana terminus the state line OF misssspp
na e s Sps station =. r ns s, sn q
Rivers Ksros," and Afterwards and now The Selma
and Meridian Railroad" together with all It's equipments
possession OF the Receiver In this cause sh be at the
day Of sac including all the railway wayr rights of wav
depot grounds aud lands all tracks, bridges viaiuct
cuvers, and other structures all depo,s station
houses houses, freight houses wood houses ana other
Saa1. ana ~ machine .sor, and Scr ssCps and
ments, and all machinery, tools, implements, fuel
ing or replacing ssd rsiroad, q any part thereof or
any Of s equipments or srpurtenances AMI including also
nee thereof and all other
property franchises, rights and things which been
aated ~ ne SAID railroad connaay for use IN
Of said SALE IN the possession OF the receiver appointed By
which been acquired ny purchase Otherwise by the
said recever or ~ hs Predecessor In Office during TIE
said roilroad, ami are now or shall he At the time
Of THO ssa safe IN .,p ,s,,.sion Of cara receiver
eees subject % Of sd prpey a
os belonging TO the said company, and por
reced b. an The said Court The said premises can
not be sod Tor Iess price than SloOoc and the under
INK the biddines day: The purchase money must
be paid IN cash on the delivery Of the deed OF of
Dated At the city Montgomery Aia this 2sth day Of
February A. ID. isI C.iahIEs W ALL,
ISAAC SHERMAN,
Special Master Commissioners
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u,
Notwithstanding the emphatic impression made by Mr..
Foucicaults brilliant play, JESkBEL aust be Withdrawn
for the present Saturday, April s. Characters by Miss
Clara Morris, Linda Dez, Kate Caxon Nellie Mortimer,
D. H. Harkins, James Lewis, W. pavdge Geo. Parkes.
@. +. Dsyere, Pierce and Hickman.
SECOND AND LAST
"JESEBELn MArINfE
SATURDAY. mt liz o'clock.
MONDAY NEXT April IL, frat appearance of the dsn-.
guished and celebrated comedian Mr. CHARLES MA.
THEWs as Mr. Mopas IN his brilliant comedy entitled
MARRIED FOR MONEY and Captain Pntter, In the
amusing afterpiece entitled PATTER vs.. CHATTER
The box sheet open from A. N. to r. NJ and places
may be secured for twelve days in advance.
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JNISSOLUTION.
~ firm az MORGAN Groesteck f. this day dissolved
by its limitation Henry Mcsean II alone authorized
the firm In liquidation, and will settle all &C
counts OF the late Arm HENRY II. MOa9AN,
EDWARD GROESBECK.
NEW YORK, March 81, 1871.
COMPREHENSIVE.
The undersigned have this day formed corartnership
the name and style OF Morgan Ware for the pur
pose transacEg general stationery aud printing bust
nese al no. 60 William street. HENRY II. MORGAN.
NEW yoaB, April ], 1871 4. FOLLETf WARE.
Groesbeck continues the Stationery Printing Bust
at 40 Cedar street.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY FORMED
copartnershp the transaction OF the Dry Com.
mission business No. 40 street. New York, and
No Devonshire street. Boston, under the of
Converse, Richardson Co. -
EDMUND W. CONVERSE.
MOSES w. RICHARDSON.
NEW YoRE, April J. 1871. WALTER STANTON.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

WALLAcK's. .,v
w Proprietor and Manager. Mr.. LESTER WALLACk
THIS EVENING
Sherdan's Comedy,
THE RIVALS. -
Messrs; BRoyaHAM, GIi.BERI, sToDpART MAJ, NAB;
LOWE, RINGG0LD, WILLIAMSON, HOLLAND LEON
ARD, PECK, Mcsdames BARRY, MESTAYER, TRACY,
DELANp.
THURsDAY-THE NERVOUS MAN AND
BLUE DEVILS.
Messrs. Brougham, Gilbert Stoddart, Rnggod, William
son, Rock WELL flanagan, Holland Leonard, Peck Cura,
Qugley; Mesdames Sefon Tracy, Deand Clayton, Rowe,
Hayden,
FRIDAY-THE RIVALS.
SATURDAY MATINEE-THE NERVOUS MAN AND
BLUE DEVILS
SATURDAY NIGuT-BIRTH.
Foote'S great comedy,
THE LIAR.
s In rehearsal viii be produced with every attention to
CAST, SCENERY and COSTUMES.
In preparation entirely comedy by W. s. Gilbert,
Esq now playing with the greatest In London
RANDALLS THUMB.
Also In PREPARATION and to be acted for the In four
years,
ROSEDALE
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
NJE NODEswELr
IL, Translated 10 English,
reary for 4 yr-
For sale by I'll ueNs dcalegA
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IEEis. NOTICES.
OF MINERAL LANDS ON LAKE

4
~ Superior.
and decree OF the Cont Of Chancery
OF Ontario, made IN OF the Royal Canadian Bang
versus Ecrr and Others and with TIE appreciation Of John
Alexander Boyd. Esq, master in odinNy Of sail court,
There will be cold by public auction b. Mcssrs i. W.
Coats CO., Auctionsers, a their auction rooms, King
street fas in the city OF Toronto. Saturday sh day
OF April 1871 ut one O'Clock In the afternoon the following
valuable properties, IN one parcel, namely
The undivided bali or four mineral blocks OF
containing each 400 and 10 all lG0 situate
the north shore Of Lake SUPERIOR numbered resocctycy
Petite EcIits" parity north and west of the Slate
Islands and chiefly west Of Black river, with a
small portion eas thereof bounded south the lake
the eastern boundary commencing snid In latitude
4s 10 north and longitude 81 IL west the said Slate islands
bearing thercfrom IA 10 cast distant about miles and
described 10 tie patents thereof dated Goth November
and in plan OF and description 10th by Provincial
patents. .ss~" -'i-.1 ~,~--- - -i.-'-- ,--s
The lands about 10 miles west OF tie Hudson ay post
nc yer and ahnn 70 or 30Incs OF the fishing
,ion Of Fred risgt. i has already been aseer.
sold subject TO the reservations contained In The said patents
The patents with plan attached together with cory OF said
FTsyssos 5sp
The purchaser to pny at time Of sale deposit of onefh
OF his purchase money to the vendor Lila solicitor the
The other conditions OF sale the standing conditions OF
the said court
Further particulars and conditions Of may he OBJ.
tanned tie law Offices of Messieurs Paterson
Harrison Balm, Court street. and hessieufs @. H. h.
Morphy, Yonge street, Toronto, and the auciioncers.
GEO. II. b. MoRpHy, Solicitors, Toronto, Canada.
Dated the 18th day OF March, 1871.
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AMI3HiIENrs.

GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
VI IMMENSE HIT.
AIMEE IN HER aREATESr SPECIALITY.
THE FINEST BALLET TROUPE IN THE WORLD
APPEAR EVERY EVENING
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK EXCEPT Thursday
LA GRANDE DUCHESSE.
THURsDAY--ANNuAL BENEFIT OF THE
USHERS OF THE THEATRE,
LES BRI6ANDS
AIMEE, PFRSINI GAUSINS.
Musical Oio-Mss NULLY PEIRfs, signor CARLO PATTI.
SATURDAY--MATINEE Ar 4 p. NJ,
LES GEORGIENNES.
AIMEE Feroza PERSINI as Mani,
sUNDAY-FOURrEENTI GRAND CONCERT.
JAMES FISK Jr.'s. FAMOUS
NINTH REGIMENT BAND,
assisted by Mile. AIMEE and Miss NULLY PERKS,
THURSDAY REHEARSAL MATINEE AT r. N.
Abundance to all parts Of the .J06
IN REHEARSAL. Tx BELLE HELENE
Seats secured at Box Office from A. M TIL p M also
at Schrmer 70l Broadway and Erie Railway Ticket Office
corner of Iwenty.third street and Broadway
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-11-21

the inhabitants fled. Some few how
ever remained too long in the vicini-
ty vainly endeavoring to save their
effects, and were sealded by the flash
es from its stream-which in many
cases, without irjuring their clothes,
took off not only their skin but theiE
flesh. About sixty persons were thus
miserabiy scalded, some of whom di-
ed on the spot, others soon after, and
few recovering.
The Judge and principal inhabit-
ants left the island very early. For
some DAYS the CONSERVATION was
very great, and the anxieties such
that the people quite neglected their
domestic concerns, and amidst pleD.
ty they were 10 danger of starving,
but lar &c supplies of baked bread
were sent them from Fayal, and
boats sent over to bring away such
as had lost their homes and property
The island Of St. Jorge, hitherto
rich IN corn. wine, and cattle, Of
which the export was considerable
has been almost ruined by the erup-
lions and the distress must be very
great for years.
7. 5 | send you samples of the
lava and cinders, with some Fayal
coal for Mr. Liv ngston's cabinet, and
have the honor to he your obedien,,
}. b. DABNEY,
L. S. Consul for the Azores,
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Glad that Chicagois Burned.

After reading the following diaboI-
zeal eruption, you may be excused
for asking with the poet, "Can such
things be, and overcome us like a
summer cioud without our special
Uonder?" It is from the Democrats
ic Blnnsr, Of Fayette, Mo-:
"Chcag0 is sunk in an ocean of
flame From three TO four hundred
nj lions Of property, fifteen square
miles Of city and -hoddy, hundreds
oil lives, 'L.ncolu's Original Emanci-
patton Proclamation. many stolen
pianos, aud much stolen furniture
aud silver are destroyed Sheridan
was there, and Sam HiIdobrana
would liked to have been there -
Fifty thousand people are camping
out on the prairies of Illinois, aud
one hundred aud fifty thousand
more are sent forth homeless aud
'occupationless' to beg and rob, aud
steal, and plumber through the land
Tie shores Of Lake Michigan and
the Chicago river look as bleak and
barren and desolate as did those of
the Shenandoah after Sheridan's ride,
ar a. did the city of Lexington after
Hunter gave it TO the flames and stole
the statue Of Washington.
The City of the Lakes is gone
zone Gone like Columbia. like At
lanta, like Beaufort, and like the
Tropical Gardens Ct South Carolina.
Sherman was cot there, but some of
his best friends aud staunchest sup
porters were. Some of the same cut
throats who plllaged the women and
children and old men on the march
through Georgia, and who burned
the barns OF Virginia, ard turned
the people out of doors under Order
! No. II, on the Kansas border, have
been setting torches TO brick blocks
in Chicago, and pillaging banks and
dry goods palaces on Lake, Ran
dolph and d arborn streets and tae
Red Republican and agrarian ele-
ments of the civilized and progress
| I've Cd North are so aroused and en-
boidened that order. law and prop
/ erty sleep uneasy, and all the great
| cities. under the false and lying cry
Of humanity, contribute millions q
money TO bride and keep down the
hungry aud restless rabble who rise
aud make chaos Of 'our credit, our
civilization our great cities and
our government. Capital trembles
society reels, and the rabble, IN ut
ter despair and utter frenzy, are al
ready to break out and make havoc
Of all we see around US, just as th'
great fire has OF the great city o
| Chicago. We can but believe 1t i
the bitter cbalice coming home Il
wicked lips, and though il may seen
cruel, we must say that we are no
much sorry, God il just, and time a
length makes all things even.
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Marrlage-What is TIP


The great apostle to the Gentilei
foreibly cnj ms his son Timothy Il
Hold fast the form of sound words
For words are things. Give soph
ist liberty to aflix to them such mean
ing7 as snit his purpose. and be viii
reason God out Of the universe.
The word Marriage is thus defined
by all the standard English lexicog-
raphers whose works are within oul
reach at this moment:
Bv DR.. SAMUEL JOHNSON l. "The
ct of uniting a man and woman for life. .
STATE of perpetual union"
By Moan WEB-TER: /. "The act
of marrying, or She state of being married
uuioa Of man and woman as husband and wife
weaiock maiTimony A feast made on the
occasion of a marriage"
BY JOHN Craig: "The act of unit
ing man and woman for life in wedlock the
legai union of a man aud woman for lite; q
least made on the occasion of marriage"
IS SAMUEL WORCESTER The act
Of marrying, or uniting man and woman for
lie as husband aud wife +; the state OF legal
uIon between a man and woman; matrlmo-
ny; wedlock; wedding; nuptias.'
Every one nut Webster makes
union for life essential to Marriage,
ALI Webster intimates no dissent
from the general dictum.
Consider now the promise requir-
ed oy The Christian Church of every
man who presents himself as q can
didate for marriage. I'VE quote from
the lilnrgy Of the Prot slant EpIsco-
pal Church, but il i essentially the
same il all churches
MINIsrER-'sWilt thou have this woman TO
thy welded wife, 10 live together after Gods
ordinance in the holy estate of matrimo-
ny? Wilt thou love her, comfort her, honor,
aud keep her in sickness and in health and
lorsak,ng all others, keep thee only TO her. AS
LONG As We BOTH SHALL LGyE2-rhe man
shall answer, i WILL"
Now we are not here arguing
thai the Woodhull- Clafln crowd have
not devised or adopted "a substitute
which is vastly superior to Marriage
we will consider that point in s
order For the present we only in
sist on the obvious truth that what
they commend and delight in is nol
Marriage but something quite other
thau that, which should be called by
lis own proper name, whatever that
nay be- We do not wish to name it /;
but why should not they? He who
has invented something vastly supe-
rior to an ak, hoe, an auger, does
not seek TO contound it with that
which il is intended 90 sGpersede he
gives it distinguishing name, and
tries TO make the distinction between
he old and the new as broad and
mphetIc as be may Oar ncw lights.
on tho contrary, seek to palm off
their nostrum for what it is not, and
thereby betray their consciousness of
it's inferior character. No man tries
20 pass oft gold for brass, or silver
tor pewter: If BIO tries to deceive at
all, he proffers his pewter as silver,
bis brass as gold, and profits or fails
20 profit as may hap by the presum-
ed lack Of dIscernment in bis custom.
ers.
We demand that those who com
mend the Woodruff Clafiin substi-
tute for Marriage shall commend it
as a substitute, and under distinct
name. Is not that demand clearly
Just
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-11-21
NEW GOLD FIELD.
Great Excitement at Fort Garry People Flock
lug TO the Mines by lhOusands-AI
the Government employees
stop " Ork 90 Look for
Gold
From the St. Paul Press. ION.

From the ST. Paul Press, 10Th
Mr. Lindsay ID Simms, Of Fort
Garry, reached ST. Paul last evening
from Manitoba, and brings the inter
esting information that intense ex.
element prevailed az Winnipeg over
recent gold discoveries at Lake
Shabondawan. Many specimens Of
gold dust, nuggets aud gold-bearlng
quartz bad been brought to Fort
Garry ,and so confident were the PEG
pie in general that q new Eldorado
of unsurpassed richness had been
discovered that hundreds at once re-
paired to the, scene Of the discover
les, and the latest information from
that region has not only fully con
tirmed all previous reports, but even
exaggerated them to the extent of
placing them among the richest
mineral deposits in the world, out
ranking even California and Austria
liza.
The gov ernment of the Dominion
OF Canada Is engaged in establishing
road through the country between
Fort William, on Thunder Bay, aud
the settlements in the Red River
Valley, but oil work on this thorough
fare has been entirely suspended the
workmcn, 10 the number Of several
hundreds,e having dropped their
sho7els, picks, and axes, and emigr4.
ted In body to the gold fields.
where they each washed out with
their hands four dollars a day and
upwards. News of their remarka-
Die success in finding gold in paying
quantities had infected the sober ciJi-
zens OF Winnipeg, and tho prospects
seemed TO be that even the fears of
a Fenian raid from Pombina would
be forgotten in the general desire to
revel among the golden sands Of the
Shabandawan.
There would seem to be some
foundation for these reports, for the
locality mentioned is in the midst of
one Of the richest argentiferous re
gions, on the continent. The early
explorers of q route through the
British possessions discovered gold
and silver in this vicinity and later
investig atoms have shown that vast
deposits Of mineral are to be found
along both shores Of the great lake
Lake Shabandawan lies about forty
miles due west from Fort Garry
This lake is only about ten miles in
length, and but two or three in
width, and forms one of many small
bodies OF water in that section. f.
is bounded on the south and west by
mountainous aud broken country,
through which flow several small
and rapid streams.
Lake ShabOndawan is but a short
distance from Silver Islet in Lake
Superior, said to be the richest sill
yer mine ~ the world, and not over
one hundred and fifty miles distant
from the copper mines Of Ontonag-
on. There is, therefore, reasonable
grounds for believing that these dis
coveres may prove to be as valuable
as they are reported and that the
extensive prospecting of experienced
gold hunters which is sure TO follow,
may yet develope mineral resources
north OF Lake Superior as vast as
those which have attracted hundreds
of thousands Of people to the west
ern slopes ofAmerica and the islands
of the Pacific
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almost ten fold greater than that Of
the unfortunate oecurrance of the
fortnight that has just passed Let
them do these things. let them reflect
coolly and calmly Oh the situation,
and the day OF triumph tor panic
makers will soon have passed away.