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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1855-10-01
JOHN RABLIN,
ONE PRICE STORE.

Rockville, Grant Co., Nis.
II AS on hand and for sale a large and ful
{ ! assortment Of Goods, just from New
York, adapted for the Summer and Fall Trade
consisting Of Staple and Fancy Goods, Dress
Silks, Silk Shawls, Parasols, Silk and Straw
Bonnets, De LANES, Lawns, Ginghams, JAG =
nets, Broadcoths, Cassimeres, Vesting, SC
Groceries, Hardware, Queensware, Boots and
Shoes, and Ready Made Clothing Warran-
ted 10 cit young and old. Drugs, Medicines,
Paints, Putty, Brushes, Window Glass, &C.
I believe that am able to sell at as oW pfi-
ces as any merchant in old Grant. say, cal.
and examine for yourselVes,--it is no troub E
to show Goods Come in and see
Terms Cash: But you may expect cheap
bargains. Corn, Oats, Butter, Eggs, &c, Ia
ken in exchange for goods.
ApriI Ia. 1893. LIZ
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1855-10-01

ra:ssEoner,s Notice.

w E the subscribers being appointed by the Hon the
w County Court for the County OF Grant CoDniAs
oners to receive examine and adjust all claims and de
mands Of al persons against the Estate Of Sas Stree
te late N the TOXIN Of Marion In said County deceas
ed, and also, al claiaB and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto, and six months from The third day Of fills Sep
terlber being allowed b. said Court FOR that purpose ",
20 hereby give notice that will attend 10 the bus
ness of our said appointments It the Walker schoo
house in the town Of Marion the 18th day OF October
next and on tha 81 day Of March, 1866 from O'Clock
A. NJ until O'clock p. NJ. each Of said davaDatec
this 10th day Of September, 1855.
G. d. BLANCHARD,
JOSEPH WALKER,
GEORGE GIBBS
l2-1t- Commissioners
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1855-10-01
41fljscciIQucouG.
SHORTEST & BEST ROUTE
TO
Northern Iowa & Southern Minnes0ta
Crossing the Mississippi RiUer d mites
belo10 the mouth Of the Wisconsin,.


Crossing the Mississippi River miles
beloO the mouth Of the Wisconsin,.
fe@nn~~ y THE increase of travel over
lssgglEFA7s' this Route has induced the pro-
~ pretors to put on
AN ENTIRELY NEW AND CoMMODI0Us STEAM
FERRY BOAT,
and they have spared no expense in repairing
and keeping the Roads on each side in the best
of order. To all Emigrauts and Travellers
bound 10 Northern Iowa or Southern Mime
sofa, and TO all Of the counties north and west
of Clayton County, including the towns OF
Delhi, Independence, Yankee Settlement, Gar
Inivello, Elkader, Monona. Clermont, West o.
Mon, DEBORAH, and to Fort Clark on the Des
MONIES. We say, and can and will prove il
that they will save time, distance, expense and
hard labor Of their teams by crossing theMis-
slssippl at the Clayton Steam Ferry
And we also stale that we hire no Runners
or pay any persons to lie in cur favor, or mis-.
represent the claims of rival Ferries. All we
say or advertise we are fully prepared to live
up 10, and take our pay accordingly and WE
advise all Emigrants, Strangers and Others
who are nniniormed in regard to these Route.
TO make their enquiries before they arriv,
close to local influences of each ferry privi
ege. FRANK SMITH {, Co.
Clayton, Iowa, May Is, 1855. T6m47'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1855-10-01
d. OLLTVER,S STORE.

fifN 10ng ran mere, loI /. az. ,,,;;..s-
xn}ae'i shat none shat sell goods am,
cheaper 5hat /. ! have good assortment q
goods of attnust eye-v kind Which ,,,rchas-
Ell eslH astY 10 seii, and am determined tc
sci u le's rates foF cash or wheat. Be stgge
to eall afa see i3r yourselves, don't siaad bach
aats is1sse bargains l.adzea' and Gentlemen. fol
Il ~ no hAmbegs 4 IS tegY asaP the truth.
ID. OLIVER.
lnzaG Mills. Astr. assh sas~~ao-ff
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1855-10-01
IMPORTANT TO THE
CITIZENS OF TATRPLhY.

MANN d HCS5AKER
3 AVING purchased Of G H. Flander his
I 1 entire stock Of staple and fancy goods,
Groceries, Hardware, Boots and Shoes, &c
and also intending to make further additions 10
their stock, now offer to sell at the very low
est cash prices. We are determined not to be
undersola by Galena or Dubuque, and we IN
tend to sell to the people Of Fairplay and VI
cinity at such prices as will save them tiine
and money in purchasing in Fairplay instead
OF Dubuque Or Galena.
Therefore, we earnestly invite our friends
10 give us call, one and all.
MANN & HUNSAKER
FairpIaY. Dee. -, 1854. T25-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1855-10-01

Re The London correspondent Of the
National InteHigeacer says the expenses
to Great Britain Of the war have far out}un
the estilnates-the expenses Of the Navy
being no less than .f5,500.0 900 il oHccss.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1855-10-01

DER. j. w. ANGEEH.

TT AYING permanently located in the vii
{ I lage Of Cassville, will be pleased 10 at
tend promptly, to al calls, in the line Of bis
profession, that he may be favored with. He
is prepared to treat all cases Of disease, either
upon Aopathic or Homeopathic principles
according TO the wishes of his patients. Ha-
wing practiced twelve years upon the princi-
pies Of Allopathy, he is confident Of rendering
satisfaction to those who may require his SER
vices in that line Of practice. And to those
wishing to be treated upon the true principle,
Of Homeopathy he is also prepared to gratify
them, having also practiced and studied it
theory more or less, for the last six years.
Cassvile, June 18th, 1855. [52-6m'
J.P.HA1sEETON, We. D.,
Physician, Surgeon and Accouclier
HigbIand. Vas.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1855-10-01

Gz7~@This war; said a commerce. l gen
tleman to q dandy, "will be terrible him
drance to all kinds Of business" Dandy
"Dessay, d'ighted to ear it-aIwaEs'ad great
aversion tell kinds Of business"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1855-10-01

G2zsv5~''I say Pat, why don't you sue Chat
Railroad Corporation for injuries you have
received? Both Of your legs are broken all
to smash; sue them for damages"
"Sue them for damages. Oh, boy? |
have damages enough already; III sue
them for reD0irS ~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1855-10-01
LAMPSON'S STORE
8 OWN.

ZONE DOOR ABOVE rAE PosT-oTTcE)
T AVING great deal larger amount o
Goods, Wares and Merchandise thar
people dream Of, hereby inform everybody
that there is no longer any secret about my III
tending to sell off extremely ow for cash 81
good produce delivered.
My stock of Farm Tools,--as Hoes, Shoy.
els, Hay SCI thes, Forks, Grain Cradles, Log
chains, Rat Traps, &C., is good and cheap.
have general assortment Of Groceries
Boots and Shoes, Crockery, Cutlery, Books
Paper and Summer Warcs-and Of useful, fan
cy and Yankee Notions, large variety
Take notice, that [ am general deaIes Ia
everything, and am not afraid 10 buy, barter
for, or trade in anything offered, from wheel
barrow to an old watch or a shot gun.
Call at Lampson's No. /, and if re cam
trade twill not be the fault Of him or his good
G.. LAMPSON.
June 18th, 1853. T5t-lv
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1855-10-01

G.}S 30 <3IRG HEDiCIS Is.
CIR 1EFaBBERG MEDICINES.
Gr@fen berg Medicines.
GgEFENBERG MANUEL Of HEALTH.
~ REFENBEHG Vegetable Pic--a reliable fam
a. lily medicine, especially for bIioas dis eases.
Gutenberg Health BiteIs, taken III connection
with the Pills, i'll cure chill fevers, fever and a
que, loss Of appetite, &c.
Green Mountain Ointment is positive cule for
burns, sca'ds, frozen limbs, and al infiammaIons--
if applied mme lately viii prevent blister or scar.
Cl@fenbeig Eye L0tiCn--a better remedy fOi sore
eyes cannot be founl.
G efenberg ChidTen's Panacea-for worms and
for diseases Of children, While eething this medi
cine has superor it will restore feeble children
/ to sound health.
! Giefenberg Sarsarafila Compound-fol biles and
diseases Of the skin. is positive cure. Il is an
Iexcellent medicine for spsing season.
Gutenberg Pile Ointment, Consump'ive BALM,
and Dysentery Syrup, are daily used with perfect
success.
G1aefnberg Uterine Catholicou.-Thousands Of
! feeble women have found leliei by the use of this
medicine when all others failed. enquire for pam
IpA.ets.)
The G:afenberg Manual Of i5ealth-a book OF
2eary AGO pages, for twenty i've cents, should be
in every family. 1bo moner VIII in ali cases be re-
funded il desired by The purchaser after reading the
book,
IL For sale by HOWE & BARBER, in lancaster
ana by an Agent in every other town in Grant Co.
July ID, 1855. [iyl
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1855-10-01

EXPORTS OF SPEclE.-Thc exports Of
specie from Now York to foreign ports, for
the week ending the 8th inst, were $780,
548-maling a total, since january LIST
1855, Of #23,408,714. Same Zine 1864,
$26,152.59l; same time 1858, 8lAl84.-
l4l; same time 1882, $I8,775,3Il.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1855-10-01
WAGON LUMBER WANTED.

= subscriber, al Lancaster, wants to pnr-
q aae any quantity Of thorough and partly sea
esaed wager lumber, for which he will any
fair p'les j. MANNING
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1855-10-01
G0PAR.IEET y.R. SuTp

FKTIE subscriber has this day associated
/ with, him in the Dry Goods ,Jobbine Blu
siness, Mr.. B. t. Ray. The business wiz
hereafter be carried on under the firm or ]. a.
Packard & Co.
All persons having outstanding accounts
with me, are requested to call and settle the
sam without delay.
J. A. PACKARD & 90.
Galena, Jan. 8, 1855. 1907
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1855-10-01
1865. SPRING TRADE, 1865
y. &. PACKARD 81 go,
No INt ,rAr,r CT

q RE making extensive preparations for the
1S2 WHOLESALE TRADE in GOODS, BOOTS. SHOES.
SC, the ensuing year, and while we solicit tbs
patronage of Country Merchants, we do it
with full confidence, believing their Interests
will be promoted by making their purchases
n this market.
We believe Galcna to be the natural Com
mercaI centre Of the Northwest, and her Rail-
road Connections with the Eastern cities.
completed during the last season, will hereai-
ter afford heY Wholesale Merchants the best
facilities for the transportation Of AFerchan-
disc at all seasons Of the year, at greatly re-
duced cost
We believe, too, that the claims of our city
TO high Commercial reputation are being
more generally felt and acknowledged by the
most responsible Merchants throughout the
country, and il will always be our aim to ex-
tend and strengthen this reputation. We have
all the advantages attained by Jobbng Houses
in any market. We buy our Domestic goods
and boots and shoes of the manufacturers or
their agents, and Foreign goods Of the Impor-
tiers, and in view of the immense accessions of
trade that will be drawn to our city, our ar
rangements for the business of the coming
year are beng made on a much more extensive
scale than heretofore, and we shall always en-
deayor to offer such inducements TO Wholesale
purchasers to secure the patronage Of the
closest and most prudent buyers
!. A. PACKARD & co.
Galena. Jan. Is. 1883. r3O-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1855-10-01
I'd Old S(aI.TaIEEg ~

L stASN Tress tafiAsies EeH a pp Yit.x (Sl4 aid
{ troe9sfissg. Buying, Selling. ard Treating.
lra.lff AaffaAf .a.tpr the aat ID As8Tcf q. fs3a.
ass SfaA III sc Ut the uloss laeofab feras.
BIN e. EASTMAN.
y aWeeIlia, Marcia 20ih. gsa5. %
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1855-10-01


FLOWS! FLOWS!
TIRE S HING M A c HINE
MIL sromS, Farming Implements. Sc.
TORMAN & COWAN, (at lie stand for.
/ Y merly occupied By r. HuIbu1,) would
respectfully inform the public generally, anC
The FARMERS of Grant and adjoining countie.
particularly. that they are now manufacturing
and viii keep on hand for sale at their shop If
PlatteVli'e, number Of superior pLows. Al
50, manufacture to order, at short notice,
THREsRiNG MACHINES, MILL IRONS, FARM NIPPLE
R1ENTs, sc.
Being practical mechanics, we are confident
from our lone experience, Of being able 10 give
satisfaction in every DEPARTMENT of our bust
ness, and VOID invite those desiring 10 purchase
any article in our line, 70 examine for them.
selves.
Our Flows are made from the best Of steel
and timber well seasoned, are strong and dura-
b'e--Wjli last longer and give better satislac-
ton than any other PloWs made or offered fol
sale in this region.
al kinds of work in Wood and Iron done
in the best mechanical style, and warranted.
BLAcKsMITHING Of every kind promptly at
tended TO-
TURNING done in Iron.
Pow beams and hand es kept constantly OF
hand, ready for immediate use, of the best ma
teriai to be found in the country, and wen Gu.
red and seasoned.
Terms reasonable, and work solicited from
all parts Of Grant and adjoining counties.
NORMAN & COWEN.
Patteville, May 10, 1853. T17r
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1855-10-01

M Hoover wishes good improved
W Farm Of LG0 Acres Of land at TEN
Dollars PEI acre, car obtain one by calling on
VI Lewis, ni.cs West Of Lanco -. THE
Farn. is we'll supplied with water and timber.
Sep. Sd. '33-E iO-tf NJ. LEWIS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1855-10-01
PefaarNnepss NsptEce.
g33EIIJTE 5RFsAL ELECTTON Office

~ OTICEls hereby given, that at the next
! \ General Election to be held in the seve-
raj Towns aud Wards ia the State Of Wiscon,
sin, on Tuesday, the 9th day Of November
next, being the Tuesday next succeeding the
first Monday IN said month, the following Of
ficers are to be elected, to wit:
A Governor, in place OF William A. Bar
stow; a Lieutenant Governor, in place of
James T. Lewis; aSecrotary Of State, In place
Of Alexander 7. Gray; 4 State Treasurer, in
place Of Edward H Jansen; ali Attorney &C.
neral, in pace Of George b. Smith; a State
superintendent Of Public instructions in place
OF A. c. Barry; a Bank Comptroller, in place
OF William H. Dennis State Prison Inspec-
Tor, in place of A. w. Starks-al of whose
terms Of Office expire on the 1st Of January
next. Also, Senator, in the 9Th District, in
place Of Nelson Dewey, whose term of office
expires the 1st OF January next.
Also, Member Of the Assembly in each of
the following Districts; One for the Towns
OF Hazel Green, Sme|ser AMI Jamestown, in
place of Alien Taylor. One for the Towns Of
Plattevlle, Lima, Clifton, Wingvjle and Mus
coda in place Of Noah H. Virgin. One for
the Towns oi Pososi, Paris and Harrison, in
place Of William HUI One for the Towns Of
Lancaster, Elenboro', Fennimore, Liberty
and Marion; in place Of William w. Field
One for the Towns Of ReetoWn. Cassviie,
Patch Grove, Miiyiile and Wyalusing, in
place of William Cole: all of whose terms of
Office viii expire on the lst day Of January
next. LORENZO PRESTON, Sheriff,
Grant County, Wisconsin.
August LIST, 1855. I9-te
|
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1855-10-01
NOTICE.

I WILL practice my profession whenever
1 called on, for ready pay, and in no other
way, unless by previous arrangement Resi-
dence, west end Of Fennimore Grove.
w. B. WATERMAN, M. D.
July 10th, l855.-3tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1855-10-01
BALCK! BRICK! BRICK!

faIT THE subscriber has on hand and fol
IL sale, 80, 600 Of Good Brick, whicf
he viii sell cheap for cash, Or approved paper
or good trade. As am permanently ocaled
shaI! have Brick always on hanC, which
WI sell cheaper than they can be bought e Sc
where.
Those in want of WELL BRICK for Cis.erns.
can be supplied in the fail. Also, JAmn BricG
-qunries. III WI. II. FOSTER
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1855-10-01
DIR. U. L. GLENN
q. q. TogsEE. EE. 81.

has professional services to the
Il citizens Of Grant County and vicinity, in
every department Of MEDICINE and SURGERY.
Partcu'at attention will begiyento diseases
of Che Eur and Eye, and a cure Or relief IS as
sured in every case where there is no de-
strnction in the organization Of these inyalua-
Die faculties. . long experience in private
land in Hospita, practice, enables bin 10 feel
Ian proper confidence that he win give general
satisfacton to those who may need his medical
advice.
OFfTCE-Over Parnel's Store. BoAsp, at
PlattevIlie Hotel.
PlaHeyille, oct 9Th, 1854. [17tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1855-10-01

Al Pheasant VaIsey.-The subscriber
hereby gives notice that he has sold has Store
TO ar john Hunt. and closed business for the pre-
semi.
= Al PERSONS having accounts against me are re-
ques.ed 10 cal'lna receive payment aud all persons
gnuwlas themselves Indebted to me by note or book
account or otherwise are requested 10 call ana pag
ilnn- stately. VIM. HUNT.
Pleasant Valley, Aug 18th, 1865. Tstf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1855-10-01

MORE WoRTHy.--Iti is worthy OF remark
that the Jcfer&o05aa, whose views repudi-
ating the Barstow Convention, its platform
and It's nominees, is conducted by an Adj
optod Citizen who will not blindly endorse
the Know Nothingism which gave birth
and Is rendering essential aid to the poHt
zeal abortion Of Borstowism--- Appleton
Crescent.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1855-10-01
TIE WORLDS FAIRII

= 4 IA. Wy LII ; q \
lind las Noa0 Nocb Of Goofo fran. Men
York and Boston!
MAAlA z NM now in receipt Of my i
Gsssss Fan and Winter stock 6l<.
Fancy, staple 81 Domestic Bggvs
@zoodss Clothing, HITS s Caps, Sis Bon.
nets, Boots S Shoes, &c.
All Of which has been purchased In The Fas
tern Markets within the past few weeks, an
on terms that warrant me IN saying that cal
show to purchasers the Largest Stock, the Ia
test Styles, and can afford 70 sell as Low if no
lower, than the majority Of houses. lam anx
ious to sell especially for CASH, and such buy
ers should not omit TO call and examine fol
Themselves. keep very few mcan articles
and all goods warranted in color. etc, will b,
sustained.
have on hand as usual, full assortment {
Groceries, Hordacare, Queensware, Mails
Glass, Sc,
Produce of the Farm and Dairy takel
in exchange, SAM'L. WILSON.
potosi, October LIST, 1884. T585f
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.MlerG0ntile.
ELLENBORo'
STORE AND TAVERN.

AT McKinsey's Mills, half-soay betsocen Platte
UiHe and Lancaster.
gOHN B. BAR YETI has just recei- flSFi;f
Oh we'd new and cheap assortment Of Hl.A
Goods, Groceries, Staple Wares, &C., ADAPTED
to the wants Of his neighbors, which he will
sell for reody-pay, only.
He is also prepared TO accommodate the Ira
Yelling public, having plenty ofroom and good
sabiing RAJ
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1855-10-01

WAYLAND UNIyER5ITY.-Th first term
of this Institution will commence in this
village, on Wednesday Of next week, under
the charge Of Benz Newell, A. NJ, Princi-
pal of the Preparatory Department, who is
thoroughly educated and a very capable per
son. Beaver Dam Republican, 9th inst.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1855-10-01

THTs r@aaedy has ip9 Itself stsea nnt0gaesy
fnrs nj every variety M gtgt9aarr aEsaase.
Shat Il Il s3fFesy ua31seF@safg - Eseank sAs ev~
1nass o. lEs E3tgses Id a7sy tEsgEl8niss whegs Il
hrs Issa eslnhnee Sg yisse Il sip Hsd III is use
safnesa aags So ss2e2uas fe cases III lfg asafes
thai a3f1zsf sv4rY asesias nE kae ests9Ex slsegsSH
In 1safsmns psaSE kMaess 'gssa aaxa geb s@a5sgsS
gza aE8gsissg a4G etesa eeSs&nte DISEASES 81 1ae
.ssngH b as use. ssaa a3aae fges KS s4pesasB3ty
agbf every efsSag Tsgsf9ans 81 8 hfa@ Is ss ssaa~
gesst 81 saae saevasit; sss sstsaEa Us sgssss8
Sa4se. sie zlse ssa ngas aHFlyas# sefsst a9TJaas@
Ia efsts9g {4w t}se gxsRassns sia a4Agsgaas assec
sasls vi aae 8a8ssssnaafH sass wNs6h sAs5aszsz
q oas csnafas AgsF azes 0nEy IL sagssssiasla 81.
asks upel. she 9aae. a'ss feE te asi39s vasiaesss
RI Cafgs. gegtG7eel 2satas3eHas, &c. agas sns
Gss4hRna Il IS san R&sa2sSs& Gllss sAtaas medicine
&aat ean ee obtained.
As II h&s aag hesn la st,sss$8Tls Bse shreIghas1s
this section, need naf dn gssr siss aaassFe tic
people It's quality Is kept Mp the beet ttaf Il ever
has been and that the gesansns article Is sold hy
sufs IL Lsb< r - 3. r. r4sgar.
y Bf snn, a. SO saft, faq.sn
50 " Paresiie. d. G. ". Fastma al The r.
y. aud By 5 muel Moore.
{. 8 aotasi, IVtsipl s. Knight.
aaailSbagsA, D. ~. Aeiey.
:. ggairse tla shien, sfatan :. IS .ixhf
Aas hs ssi tsssg3sts ssrerYwaeic.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1855-10-01

A STEAMBOAT ANEcDoTE.-On one of
the Sound steamers, the other night, tie
Captain, as usual, was looking round to
see that everybody was ''tucked in" and
all was right, when, going into the lower
cabin, he spielf pair Of countryish boots
on the extromitics Of their owner, ana IN
fearful Contrast with the snow-while guilt
that supported them
TIE consiierate Captain shook Mr.. Boots
gently, and intimated to him, in the mild
est way, that it was againt the rules Of
the boat f gentlemen to wear their boots
bed.
AS soon as the Weakened owner was able
to comprehend the case, ho remarked, very
coolly--
ooh, it won't hurt 'em, l guess; they
are an old pair. I'll risk EN-"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1855-10-01
yg M. FAENGa,
Take Notice.
GGaIG3EG 52. SOK4TEEs-

1i0rneY al Lar q Solicitor IN Choncery
As also Circuit Court Commissioner fop
Grant county, Y is. Office at his residence in
Lancaster, Wis. T1y-122
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1855-10-01
STEEsEaEM o. PAENE

-4ttoraey al Lar, Solicitor IN CHANGER.
anil JHstice Of The Peace
PlatreviI!e. Wis. i
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-05-07
From the Baltimore American.

MEETING or THE PROVINCIAL CoUNcIL.--The
Catholic Council of the Province of Baltimore as
sembled at the Cathedral in this city on Sunday
morning, and the ceremonies were Of very im-
posing and impressive character.
As is usual on occasions Of this kind, the pre-
lates all assembled at the house Of the Archbishop,
when line of procession was formed, each clad
In his sacerdotal robe. They moved, headed by
the most Rev. Archbishop, TO the Cathedral, and
the theologian of each Bishop was present.
The following are the members of the Council
Most Rev. Archbishop Kenrick, Right Revs. Rich
ard v. Wheelan, d. D., of Wheeling, John Nc
Gill, D. D., of Richmond Michael O'Conner, d.
d., of Petersburg james Young, D. D., Of Eric,
Pennsylvania John N. Neuman, of Philadelphia,
with the administrators Of Charleston and Savan-
nah, and the superiors of the Orders of Jesus Re-
demptionists, Sisters Of Charity, and Benedictne
Monks.
The services of the occasion was High Mass,
celebrated by the Archbishops, and sermon by
the Right Rev. DIR. McGill, of Richmond
After the. sermon the Council were organized
by the profession of faith on the part of the Bish-
ops and the reading Of portion Of the DEGREES Of
the Council of Trent, with the ceremonies and
forms usual to the occasion.
The Loyola and ST. Aphonsus societies were
present in large numbers, together with nearly all
the clergy of the Catholic Church in the city. I'm
til Thursday next the sessions Of the Council will
be private but on that day there win be public
session. We learn that during the week the Bish-
ops will preach in the several Catholic churches oil
the city,