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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-12-20

In Missouri the. lands along the supposed routes Of
The several railroads for which grants made BY the
act OF l0th June 1882 were Withdrawn from market on
ths l0s!ow.ng dsy A. those roads had then been
locaSed. thsSe reservations were made more extensve
than The Mlefa Inca mentioned in the act 10 ensbe the
Stats 70 select the best route for each The excess out
side m o!sssnme lm'ts asceraned after the survey
Of the vosda, restored 10 marker ON the Sin Julv
1889 and hence could only affect the sales for the third
qoaf'erof thst year The following statement shows lhs
plntua y and sold during that quarter and in the cor
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Q House adjourned accordingly.


BY NJ. McMUL.LIN The petition OF the heirs OF Nj.
chse Shsvet Of Virginia. praying for pension. Also. the
psiton. Of John w Stephens, praying for change in the
bounty. land laws,
by Mr.. CARUTHERS The petition Of citizens OF shan
and Oregon Counties In the State OF Missouri, AskpR
all route from Emnence. the county seat of Shannon,
to Thomssvie, in the county OF Oregon. Also the petit
ton OF Edward Cottcr, solder In tho Black Hawk
who lost his night IN military service, praying for pen
4e.5lt.f.H.
Nc DOWDELL gave notice that bs would tomorrow,
qaen day. ask leave introd bill
grading to The State Of Alabama the right II way and
donson Of alternate sections OF land in aid Of the location
and constructions OF railroad from Montgomery Aiabams
the boundary Of said Stsc with tbs
Southern railroad, in Mississ ppi.
by Mr., MAY The petition OF Ellen Absmc Schnoct,
WIDOW OF the late rpstn Jacob Schm uck Of fourth
regiment OF Uned States artillery, praying Tor pension
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-12-20

Cortscros's orpcs, December IA, lsSS
NOTICE h.rehy ss Of delinquent soper y ~
" be completed and published 90 ~
ist Of 1884 An fsrd are eArr-
forward and relieve "ndsrsfn
from unpleasant, ard hsmssre
from additional attending An advertisement
r. ROCHE.
Dec le-atIsnI Collector
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-12-20

rrUE myers and w s~ns Of asWsv~wt er-
eco,ve departments 81 particularly ~pg
2isf ris
o'clock Of imrcrsncs viii he hoars before
meeting DeoF
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-12-20

CH111Ui Hhrts nhvss Gentlemen in want sup.yio,
asce and good sitting shtvn vii And
all styles #r LANES
' Dec 3-A2wn OenusUsns Paruishina Establishment.
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Mr. CLAY presented the credentials OF the Hon. BEN
JAMIS FnzpATRIcK, elected senator by the leg sla
OF Alabama. 10 NIL the anexpred term OF the Hon Will
liam r. King, resigned and Mr. r. having appeared, the
oath prescribed BY the constitution administered 10
him. and he took bis seat Ia the Senate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-29
BERMUDA.

We have received advices from Bermuda to sept -.
The Ro,oi Gosee of that date has the following sens
The brig Tornado, Capt McCarty. arrived yesterday
Thursday Last in lat IS 30 lon A. PICK cd up on the hatch q
a vessel, a named William Bradley, who reported
n lie the only survivor Of the crew Of the American
brig Albemare Capt Curry, which vessel was capsxed
on the previous night at 10 o'clock. The Albemts len
Norfolk tho 4th with cargo Of stayes-loaded By
Mesrs. Dickson-bound to the West Indies The ere.
whom were drowned with the exception of Bradley.
On the same day French ship in distress
There a severe gallo on the day previous.
The schooner Water witch. Captain Joseph Hutchlng.
arrived here Thursday last in 10 days from New Yc.
leaking badly. The Water witch having made The Land
North Rock wind south east standing up TO round
Long Bar intending come in the west end and steer
ng south west At about O'Clock, she struck
IL sgainst rock supposed "a he tho wesernnost OF
he Three Brenkers"-the vessel the time going e
he rate Of ii, miles an hour The shock terrific and
naturally caused much apprehension lest the vessel would
ums diately 90 down The Captain with great presenes
OF mind AZ cut away the lining both sides Of shs
stem dow tc the keeon and forced old clothes banke
&c. in between the timbers which fortunately wore veg
dose ard checked the water which had been running ID
with great repidty sell then got over the bows
ard pressed against the plank and tho vessel passed
through The which naturally aided In keeping ou the
water She had at one time three feet In tho bold.
Great credit due Captain Joseph Halchngs Tor bringing
the vessel into port under the circumtsnces.
Tue FEyER AT Sr. GEoReK's.--The Yellow Fever ws
preyalipg to alarming extent at St. Georgos The RoyS
G0ztte Gays
We were in hopes of having some cheering staienanf
relative the Fever in II; Georges 10 lay before our
renders day. but in this grevonsy dsappontsd
The list subjoD and The number Of names under our
obituary heading speak too forciby Of ts sad elect
The desse spreading through the town, and God Only
Knows where when It's progress viii be stayed Of ne
10Th ReQt there sre lO6 sick Of Feyer men, officer
woms and children have died. The Ordnance Let
man yesterday morning OF tho Ssppers ,ths u their
number are in Hospital.
Or the only rs have escaped tho epiomio
80 have died
We are assured however although the Numbers sufsf.
ing from the Fever greater Il less intense 10 ehse'
ter generally
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-29
TEXAS.

The steamship Perseverance, Capt Lawles, arrived
here from Galveston Yesterday bring Galveston dssss
the 10th inst, and indanoa papers 10 the 18th shs
brought the amount els 1876 In specie IN freight
We zee il stated in The Goisestoa Joarsai Of te la.
that the steamship Loniisns which b. have sailed %
the previous Sunday evening for this port WAS detrnsd
until the following evening from sickness among the pa
feDgers and resulting in the death of before ~
left Several others we're not expected 10 survive,
The dsease regret TO perceive, prevailing 81
tensvey and severely only In Galveston bat slscm
other parts Of the State The GGicestoa Journal Of ~
18th, says;
lie scarcely two weeks since the first ~ ysl0w
fever appeared among orr citizens. For several asJs
there doubts expressed by some OF our phy.eis
to the nature Of the disease which confined 70 ss
strangers mostly bOaimen and those having no resdsss
here Bot It extended rally 20 tis unseciina'ss
portion Of population and the yeIv fever chsrsca
ise became apparent IN mslony o. me casss. p'n
cannot hazard even conjecture a. to the Number ~
have been taken sick during this brief period bat certainly
We have not had great amount Of sickness sine
s4 And yet the deshs AMI sickness are thus far slne
entr ly confined 10 the unacclmeed But unfodusiey
city probably never before contained 20 many Of ms
elass.
TIE Nevs Of the same dste says
Yesterday the ntennents exceeded those Of any ~
since the commencement Of hAepdem'e. The mach "
menied DIR. Bryan, continual bis unfemittng AMI is "
Learnt remarkably i iabos in saving Others ns@
ly TO The hour Of bs death. lie compelled ~.
lueianiy to abandon his patient. AZ p NJ on sasasy
morning ast, and was a corpee before morning iss
other physicians also unscclmsied died in the consnce
meEt Of thu fatal epidemic namely Dr. Riley sai W.
Baum, who bad more recently come b oar city sess
families have been entirely swept away. We have -
h. ard that the lat member Of Mr. " r. Mitchell fsy
died ls,t night Mr. Mitchell came here about sx snfns
since with has wife snd two sons who we're al heh u
high estimation BY al who knew them -Four Eve dsys
ego hey were all well now they are all gone.
The C,riAaH pabIshes the suoinei notice Of tie pro-
gTess Of the disesses
The number Of s,ements for me week ending sefsn-
Der ~ e. furnished by the City Sexton, Mr Drey ~
follonss
Ts,.dsy seIsnher sseiay September i.''
~
1irDGsy, ANN. =.
FIif1y, Toisi...............s,..IH
ssiuiSay i1..........sl
Ike CARE ton ogra0 of The i5h has the following no
tee Of The pTogTes "a the deass daring the tw0 subs,
quert dsysi .
fufcy SEPT l9..........8 Wsiseslsy SPIT H.. .,..n
Tie mot u ihege we're taken previous :, ne
rreer elear ard pleasant weather The foe son beeas
With lss prevasd fT ths last two three dsss i con
siceied cutie favorable 20 the hea Of vel peIsos we
htvs Lead Of no casss since lat evening.
An .nneit physician, writing from Iijasson Z, ~
Leh1f0a leVr The icih int stats thaf several $50
Of y, low fever hsd occurred ihcse b1E iak The Ss
Lid ~ far teen " vesy Md f3s1l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-29
KEESEYILLE.
The Ausabie River and Falis-Iron works-scene-
ny, sc.

KEEsEyTLE, NJ Y, August.
About five miles from Lake Champain, embosomed
an rg tie bish ILLS Of EsseI County, lies the pleasant
yllete Of keeseyille Of which and its vicinity the fol-
lev DE- account may interest the readers Of your ency-
Ieaie iOuILal Ii takes its from = family by
Il name O keese who were among its first settlers,
ard las population Of 5000 Inhabitants, eminent Tor
tie intelligence and enterprise which are needed 70 dc
yelp tie resources Of q region a. rich IN mineral
wealth az il is rugged in surface The traveller will
fLd ee large manufactures several handsome church
e. bank a fourisbing academy Of high order, and
all tie usual adunets Of enterprisDg manufacturing
town. During lie two past years two new and taste
iul ehuIekes have been built-the Baptist, costing
$500 and the Presbyterian, $4,000 The EPisco-
aliens Lave alec erected neat chapel
lie great attractions Of the village the ronwOrks
ard tie aepifcent scenery Of the immediate vicinity
OF ffefe let NE al eak.
Tie growth aid prosperity of Keeseyle are derived
pIincit ally from the immense water-power supplied o.
lie AIl able River which flows through the center OF
tie ,ilaae On its banks large deserted WOODEN lac
tory stands, monument Of the Free Trade Tanf. IL
ttyeyer been recently leased for period Of four
y.srs and will soOn be- added 70 the iron works Of the
I.ssr, KiDgslsnd, Of which send you the following
accurate seeoGnt. 49,
Thee woILs now consist of one rolling MILL which
tulLs cut tie mail plate az the rate OF 400 tans
yaI and two nail factories where are 30 nail machines
rskIg q 0t0 Kegs Of nails annually.
Tie rspGiy and precision Of these machines are won
d.ru The zane hrm are just finishing another large
nata cost Of $4,000, 10 which they viii roll all
Iirdt a, ror round and square scroll and horse shoe
tsnd ard loop.
Ilfe vciLs seorsune annually 5000 tuns Of iron,
vrlttd al rrest nt prices at about S5OO0O One hail
Ct Ills made from the native ore at their own works
ard lie len arder at sms forges in the vicinity Inc
voiIs sIe Known as toe Eagle Yaa WoTss
IcIiyrine The assnd busLel. Of charcoal were nsed
b. iiem during the month Of JGly. Tbis u made
al out titlt lies irem the village.
In ,deitien 70 n above the zane enterpHsing firm
are ,resfed 10 manufacturing nuts aud washers Tor
teltRS, and WRIGHT non wagon aIles.
Viii ile pa'tnfce, young man re1dens 2 Ar W
tiD aIe Few pert, citing most ingenoa. mashias ior
L liTe L,rs-ilce rail-. Ii has already pen suee'S
nUt tirs. and reduces a Eal pronounced By black
n Ills tltE f,lvts cs cal 20 Il csc made BY ma s ia
ritIuef wi s.tH be in the market and i is sfpsesd
VII i,free Tie piiee Of k0sc nas thfee or sur seas
Iey It1ld.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-29

preceding northwest from h~sshee bs Dswy@-
Lake shansoo on s1e eof
Ss Of he Wild. and tlemsnt found an e
FINN this pser, however there eatts rad OF
The general expressed hroash the entire
ann dsir q Lsts Superior Is that postroue ssoqh Be 60
t,hsd Al, high lands dividing the Wolf And
and eoad this be done nnnedsr the Peype OF
sdy sufcent road Tor the essf sem
weekly tIInsmiSion Of The malls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-29


sioune which consist Of from the Koran wrapped
\ sin and leather.
He lives in great dread OF the CHM GEM be yawns
he calculates prayer that the devil may not be allowed to
lamp down his throat and when be observes falling star
ls fak to e1cam May God transfx the enemy OF
sAe faith believing thee to be eveled against bur
glsrOus CHM who are attempting u break into heaven
lie resignation Of the Mosem is the mos, respectable
pNt Of hi religious creed The most sudden and bitter ms
hstrpe s received from God and is borne WIN
Aarlle patience Death ITSELF cowardly a. they may seem
b other respects Is encountered and undergone with d
ANY a iorsitude The hoslem indeed when his time
GENE. turns himself in the direction Of Mecca, and des WIN
much resignation a. Il he did on purpose Then his
hniy rahe cries Of amentson such as Oh my camel
sChi my Bonr OH my only oneF' These CALCULATIONS
become more striking rs they proceed -oh my buhaio'
Ssss not sound pathetic though means simply that the
dad wss their support and "oh my jockassF sounds
ambiguous until the addition Of bearer Of my burdens
hIns II 10 sLQuenea
In Paradise he ends the extreme Of sensual enjoyment
inward for The mort6c alton Of the senses IN Ms LIE
he heavenly harem consists Of three hundred
Hfest in lovehness What chance has his poor vile OF
being required under such oircumtances' II supposed
he has heaven OF her in place or other but
70 her substitute FOR Hours the Koran is dscreety silent
espbul manufacturing town scarcely deserves men
DIN Pres and ppcsek muslin hsndkerchiors painted and
en- bro dsred costly saddery and horse ppingS together
with ak ing,nously adorned with gOld and silver thread
are tie principal areles produced The foreign trade
Ao~oer very considerable and has been theinreae
now fer several years II not only imports manufactured
and o,hsr goods for It's large population bit also for
sens d.rshe portion of both European and Asise Turkey
jealous prohibitions end heavy import dstes have almost
been unknown to the Turkish commerce
Prvious 10 the last Russian war the Pcr'e entertained
~ mest lisvssent rCsons even as to the Popaaon Of
ne country Irused to it old registers or admitted m
rrpucusy the swollen estimates Of the different B0aae
Ishif Eeys ard Pashss who. by ingtheung Their muster
rSrs snds syord to in,rase her importance And
foteh the rsasee Of the Bah ans has quekened Their
f T. The Mech have ST. bot very imperfect aocouD 'th
az ,hs6e ard population lndesd Of The extent Of th,r
usS, lus ere scarcely any Srsbe s'aisNs The t'-Ogn
hrse in Tuksy is for lie m'Ri part IN the hands Of Eng
LII. Fnl,h I.al4a and Greek hOesos o. tho inpOrs,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-09-14
Stock at Auction.

FEVHE subscribers will offer for sale at p UB-
81 LIC.AUCTION, on ADAM KEITH's Farm,
in the town of Clifton, County of Grant, Oh
Thursday. the 18th day of September.
1858, the following described Stock and
Farming Utensils. TO wit: 10 head Of
Horses, Mares and Coils, two span of good
Working Horses, with Harness and Wagons ];
% Head Beef Cattle, (for which the terms will
be CASH; u head of Mich Cotrs; SO head of
Young Cattle; 40 head of Hogs, that are a
good size fattening 100 head Of Stock Hogs !;
80 head of Fine Wooled Sheep together with
Flows, Harrows. &C., sc. For further infor-
nation call and see for yourselves. 1t is the
finest and largest selection of stock ever Offer
ed for sale or owned in Grant county.
TERMS OF SALE.-For all sums under 500.
Cash. For all sums over $50, credit of II
months will be given, the purchaser giving
notes with good security and drawing u per
cent. interest, or real estate.
G-No property to be moved from the prem
Uses until the terms are complied with. A lib-
eral discount will be made where the cash is
paid. j. n: KEITH 4 20:
Clifton, August 25th, 1853. [9-2t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-09-14
SELLING OFF.

NOTICE. The undersigned, having re-
solved to close up his Mercantile Bust
ness in Beetown, takes this method of infor NJ
log all who know themselves indebted 20 him,
that he will be thankful if they will call and
settle at the earliest possible moment, as this
determination to change his business, renders
all future credit impossible, and imperiously
demands settlement of all existing accounts.
He would also inform the public, to whom
he is indebted for so many past favors, that he
GOODS, GROCERIES,, CLOTHiNG, &C.,
&c., &C., AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES and
would invite persons wishing 20 purchase any
Article of Merchandise, to call and examine
stock before purchasing elsewhere, as he is
confident that The q1ality of his Goods and the
prices at which he is now selling them, cannot
fail to please. W. B. BROWN.
Deetown, Sept. 4, 1853. lO-1
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-09-14

>sssssF-7 g=-s7e SN1'RAYED from the 7ssaxezz-a
S y subscriber, residing sss
-4Z-@s-.1two miles northwest of--GA.zA-
Little Grant post-office. at Underw ood's, on
the 30;h of June, the following described cat
tie:
A Much Covered, with white spots-one
in her face-a good-sized cow, and had bell.
A HEIFER: years old /; calved late; near
ly same color as the preceding.
A Much Cow: light color; sides.-speckled
with brindle color.
A STEER: yearling same color as The
preceding.
STEER: black % years old.
STEER: dark red /; ? years old.
A Heller: black and white; 2 years old.
A HEIFER: yearing dark red.
G~Any person who will take up the above
cattle, and inform the subscriber through The
Little Grant post-ofice, or return them, viii
be literally rewarded. The cattle were bro't
from Elk Grove The early part of the season.
JONATHAN PEN DLETON.
Sept. Z, 1858. [10-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-09-14
CHANCERY SALE.


Us.
WILTON T. Richards,
N7 Office is hereby given that BY virtue OF
y an order and decree in Chancery by the
Circuit Court of Grant County, in the STATE Of
Wisconsin, made and entered in said Court on
the 18th day OF October, A. d. 1852, being
the ninth day OF the October len of said
Cou.t, 1852, in the cause before said Court,
whe, Elm William N. Reed was complainant,
and William t. Richards, Defendant, and the
subsequent orders in said cause made and en-
tered. wiz sell al Public Vendue TO the high
est bidder for cash in band, on Fidcy lie o3d
den Of September, A. d. 1853, between the
hou,s OF Que and two O'Clock, P. M. OF said
day al the QUEER door OF the Court House, in
the Town OF I.ancasier in said county. all
the ,iah;, lie add interest which the said Will
liam L Ei.na,ds, defendant had al The date Of
he mo.fgoee re;e, red TO ia said onde, and de-
cree. Of and into the following described real
estate, with The appu,iendnces the:ennio be-
longing, to WI:
The Northeast qna'er Of ;he No, beast
qua te.' OF Section :hitv-s;x (36). in Town
five 60. Moth o. Eop9e six co. West. AL
so, The No, ;h-east quarter OF ;he Northeast
qpafer OF Section tbi.iv-:orr (3A). ia the
same Town and Range, aud in said County Of
G,ani ,coniailing eighty (S0) acres. Also, ihe
Northwest quarter Of lie Southeast Qua ier
OF Section tnty-Gve (3o), ia the same IOWA
and Ra oae, combining io,iy (A0) acres being
he same real esae desc.ibed in said dec ee.
The above sale will be made 10 satisfy the
sum OF tWo hund, ed and siNty- i've doa,s and
sevea'y-seven cents (S265, ID, The sun dec,ced
by The Govt 10 be due by said defendant 10 The
sad complement ior principal and interests on
the said mo gage. and acc, un@ costs and in
tefest. WILLIAM McGONlGAL, Sheriff
ac
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-09-14

Dewey & Barber, for the use OF Nelson
Dewey, Plaintiffs,
as.
Louis Dapron & Burrell Moreing, Defends.
DY virtue ola n ia. Writ of Execution issued
4 out of the office ofthe Clerk of the Circuit
Court of said County, and under the seal OF
said Court, against the money, goods and chat
tes and lands of Louis Da prom and Burrell
Moreing, and for want Of sufficient goods and
chauels, and by direction OF the said plaintiffs
attorney,-I have levied upon and will sell 10
the highest bidder for cash, at the outer doo,
Of the Court House in the town Of Lancaster,
Grant County, Wisconsin, on Wednesday, the
2lst day Of September, A. D. 1858, between
the hours of one and three O'Clock, P. M. of
said day, all the right, title, and interest which
The said Louis Dapron and Buprel Moreing
had on the Sth day of April, A. D. 1888, OF at
any time afterwards, in and to the following de-
SCI bed premises and real estate, to satisfy said
execution and costs, to wit the West Half Of
the North West quarter and the North West
quarter of the South West quarter Of Section
Number twenty-nine coy, Township number
three (3), North of Range number three ca.
West of The Fourth (4th) Principal Meridian.
in Grant County aforesaid
VIM. MCGONIGAL, Sheriff
Grant County, Wis.
Dated Sherif's Office, Lancaster, WIS. Au-
gust Sh, AID. 1853. Got
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-09-14
SHERIFF SALE.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, 1ss
COUNTY OF GRANT,
Cadwalder C. Washburn, Plaintiff,


Us.
Stephen Taylor, Defendant, }
DY virtue of an alias f.. ia. writ of execu-
\ ton issued out of the Office of the Clerk
OF the County Court of Iowa County, and UNI
der the seal of said Court, directed to the She
riff of Grant County and State aforesaid, "a
gainst the goods, chattels, lands and tenements
of Stephen Taylor and iii favor of Cadwalder
G. Washburn, and for want of efficient goods
and chattels, and by direction of said plaintiff,
| have levied upon and will sell to the highest
bidder for cash in hand, at the outer door of
the Court House in the town of Lancaster,
Grant County. Wisconsin, on the 18th day of
October. A. ID. 1858, between the hours of one
and three O'Clock, P. M. of said day, all the
right, title and interest which the said stephen
Taylor had on the 10Th day of November, A.
D. 1851, or at any time afterward in and to the
following described premises and real estate,
to satisfy said execution and costs, to wit =
Lot number three (3), Section No. six co.,
Township No. two CO, north of Range No.
three CD West; also, Lot number eight (S),
Section No. five (5), Township No. two (2),
North of Range No. three l3) West; and
southwest quarter of southeast quarter of
section No. seventeen CID, Township No. one
CD, North Of Range No. two ca West of the
Fourth Principal Meridian, in Grant County
aforesaid. WILLIAM McGONIGAL.
Sheriff of Grant County, Wis.
Dated Sheriffss Office, Lancaster,
August 90, 1853. [9-6t
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OR THE
PERILS OF NAVIGATION.

The advantages Of this contract need scarce
ly be urged upon wealthy men, or merchants.
for they rarely neglect it. and if they do, fires
leave them other resources. ii is especially
valuable 10 laboring men, mechanics and 9TH
ers of moderate means-who, perhaps, have
little else than home and its contents in the
world.
These should never neglect to Insure fire
that may visit them at any hour would leave
homeless, and with no capital but their labo,
to begin again the strugg lie of life, and years
Of Toll and watching must pass before they can
regain what they have lost, il indeed il is ever
done. To such, insurance is a duly. II the
individual is worth little, The expense is less If
he OWNS much properly, still. the expense is
tiiaing. and by investing "a few dollars he is
safe. II he IS over;aken by misfortune and his
all laid in ashes, he receives lecompense in
cash capital equal 10 his loss. and may soon re-
store what has been DESTROYED.
POLICIES issued al all times, upon favor
: o. COLE, poto~i, .agen,,
2O7-2I For Grant County.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-09-14

;A9BATH-ScHooL Books.-Any school in
put county wishing Library Books, Maps,
te or Hymn Books, may be supplied by ad-
,ssing line TO Glider KNAPP, Lancaster,
Is" who is the Agent of the American S.
Union. This society's Committee of Pub
ltion ere composed of an equal number of
mbers from the different denominations of
,nselical Christians. The Agent will make