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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-11-26

Speaking OF the Courier, the editor seems
TO be good pluck, as instance:
The Courier will continue TO be printed
whether we receive red from any of
our subscribers this winter or not, bat it
will save u some trouble and anxiety if
our friends will pony up" and assist u. in
our determination to keep "a-going.'
LIZ SCEuR CouSTY.-The ct. Peter Co,l-
rier has the following sporting item:
A black bear was killed this week. III
Cordova, lie Sueur county, which measured
six feet and FIVE inches from the nose to the
tail, and weighed over 400 pounds
Two Of bruins quarters were retaiIed out
to the good people of Saint Peter at the
exceeding low price Of 90 centsper pound.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-11-26

From San Diego We have Official reports
TO the eilec, that General PNAxNrIsa, com
mandiug the goveruueos troops, had routed
the Celsyan revolationists at Savannah
with greA, loss to the latter and very few
casualties TO his own command. II Is
thought that i, 10 the in,en,ioa Of the DO
minicxn government to fall under the Hay
lens
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-11-26

4 Chartist Coafcrsnce, =, which Mr.. J
fSosr is to be asked to preside, is about IA
asrnbls in Losdou. for the discusioa Of the
reform bill, and the organisatisu Of meassres
for opening ssw Christian campaign
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-11-26

ss.ar.. County-OGi.iai.

UsmoCrais. RsPuJfans.
GOVERNOR.
~. u. silley ..... 522 4. Ramsey..... 2d5
LIEUT.. GOVERNOR.
WIN. Ho1ombe .. $50 }. e. Idc .........2j0
SECRET AIRY ~ STATE
Francs Basseu 4. .55T l.. X. stannsrd. 2ji
STATE TkgAsCKEg.
&. ~. Armstrong. .5it r. Hautor. ........9lT
STATE AUDITOR
wn. r. Dunbar. D.. ,5lG 4. =. Lane .,,... III
ArroRstf GENERAL.
G. 81. Berry ........3Ss q. A. Sourso 80
rHigP justice
l.. Emmett ..... .5j- II. X. B.gclow....2 20
.n.r JCSrlCEs.
/. Atwater. $50 j. VI. Berry. ... go
e. r. FianAraa .5j- II. 4. Billings .21s
tLEhR SUPREME 'utsT
]. !, N0sh.........5l s A. u Russell. $50
pisTktCT JrDGE arm JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
James Hail.. .5i3 l.. BostwIck ..... Isl
ygMEHR- {. 4 norsE ~ AUTHORIZATIONS.
q. J.. Gecker. .... ..567 ". y. wilkinson. 81
". W. Phelps. .5j7 II. A. swift. ..... $50
j. II. Casansugi. ..jjG &. Aldrich. ......2j0
STATE SENATORS
Il. N. Richardson .52J G. 7. Stearns. ...,2j2
MEMBERS HOUSE ~ APPROXIMATIONS
J. l.. Young. $50 +. VI. Cook 30
Joseph - Carpenter 50 &. W. Houston. 20
J. s. Atkinson $50 A. Y. whitney ia
DEhggtrE 10 Cos0REss
". ". king.bury, .5t G. Mcclure, ,?io
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-21
GRANT CO. herald
LANCASTER, WIS. NOV. 81. 1857.
proclamation.

For p wear of singular fruiifulness; for
the continued blessing of peace; for lntnu-
nity from %pesulence; for the iavoriae
providence that has ca, orr lot in thi.
pleasant land. and for all the manifold to-
KEYS Of Divine Bounty vouchsatrd rs, a
common sentiment of unfeigued and heart
felt gratitude, must prevade every bfeas
Fiom an early period in our coIonta.
history, in mo of the States, q day has
been designated, annually, for purposes OF
public thanksgiving and the acknowledge
ment of The good gifts of the Common
Benefactor; and in compliance with this
appropriate and tine-honored custom, |
hereby recommend thatThursday the twen
ty-sixth day of November, be thus obsery-
ed throughout the State.
49, In testimony whereof, have
L. s. hereunto subscribed my name,
') and caused the great seal of
the State of Wisconsin 70 be
affixed.
Done at the Capitol in Madison, this
sixth day of November,one thousand eight
hundred and fifty sever
BY the Governor,
COLES BASHFORD.
D. w. JONES, Secretary of State.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-21
Benefits of the 1risis-more Baess-
Issgs Than Injuries Resulting.

The breaking down Of rotten banks,
fictitious capitalists, wholesale and re-
tail mercantile houses, de-, will prove a
national blesscng. The land specula'lonS
are closed for a dozen years; cheap lands
cheaper than the government price, viii
soon be in market. Lumber is coming
down: rents are coming down; living Is
growing cheaper every day; laber Is gel
ting cheaper; character is improving and
Ieonfdense of mar towards man will soon
Improve: men who could live in idlenessI
by buying and selling are compelled to.
stay at home and resort to work; fools who
set out to live by their wits are bankrupt
ed and must resort to honesty and hard
work; the rich and poor are brought near
" together, after being strangers for macy
years; Know Notlingism will be abolish
ed for every man will feel like a poor ig-
%norant foreigner; poor men are enabled to
see their way clear to homes which they
were forbidden to. look at-the price being
$685. per en- only about $500
Der acre; loafers will be driven from tav-
erns and villages and must resort to work
for support; men will be made to feel that
they are not high enough for angels-not
low enough for slaves; pride, with all its
pIumage and feathers, Observation-Disclosures
and damnable falsitv, will be exposed; ar
istocracy will join in conflict with poverty,
jus, like a ram with a wood-maul. Such
are a few effects Of the crisis, ana so help
US lord, they are righteous etfects-efects
which preachers essay but little and poll
ticians do not dwell upon them.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-21
M e D

Oct lSth-In Wyalusing, by Riley Jacobs, Esq, Mr.
DANIEL PARKER and Miss Macy UNDERWOOD, all OF wy
abusing.
Oct 25th-In Marion. by VIM. s. Bailey, Esq, Mr. LEVY
b. DAVIS to Miss ANGELINA MEAD.
Nov l3th-In Hazel Green, by John OSallivan, Esq.
Mr.. J. Q. PRICE TO Miss l. G. brady, all Of Fairplav.
Nov 7tf-In Hasal Gieen, BY John O'sulliyan, Esq
ar;; JACOB PERT to Miss SARY WALToN, ali of Vinegar
Hill.
Nov 15th-In Wvalusiug, b. Henry Patch. Esq, Mr.
ALFRSD BAfshY 70 Miss Mary CLAgK, al of Wyaluslng
Oct 23t-In Clifton, By J. n. Matthews, Esq. Mr.JAs-
pEs n. BOWER to Miss HANNAH NJ. KEITH, both 9th.
above town.
Nor l4th--In Tafton. by Elder E. N. Lewis. Mr.. f.. B.
CORNISH 10 Miss u. u. YoFF, ali of Wyalising.
Nov 13th-In Lancaster. By S. Mahood, ESQ.,, aIr. vii.
LIAM lSoTasouflD to Miss MARY C.TogLER. ali Of I4ancAs-
tor.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-21
Deficiency ia
Europe-EE0pes and Fears.

A belief is gaining among people that
wheat will rise soon to near n dollar a
busheI. The foundation ofsuch belief rests
entirely upon report, that there are defl-
eien les in several European States. a
correspondent Of sone paper states that
there is a deficiency in some part OF Eu-
rone and that eighteen millions Of bushels
will be ordered from the United States Il
supply that deficiency. 1t is also believed
she Indian wal will create a wan Of bread
in England. It is not expected there VIII
he any deficiency in our own country on
the contrary, it is known there must be 4
heavy surnIus. Should reports from Eu-
rome. as above stated, turn out true, we
have no doubt the demand for wheat viii
be pretty fair and the price be considerably
improved. The points for consideration
are whether there is a deficiency in Eu-
p and if SO, what is the extent; VIII
enough wheat be sent to Europe to draw
off all our surplus, or only a part OF IT,
These are the questions, and upon Il faiI
solution of these rest the destiny OF our
farmers, merchants-indeed all classes
We hear farmers say they believe whea'
will be up to a dollar in the spring, but
they give no reason for such belief but thl'
that wheat is generally low in the fal
and winter and high the following spring.
The rule has worked very we'll during
years of regularity in money matters, bat
the country is fighting a crisis when almos
all rules Of trade are reversed. We repeat
our only hope is in Europe for relief
Should the report of a foreign deficiency
turn out incorrect, wheat must remain
down.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-21
Sheriff Sala-Dunnars & oths
State of Wisconsin, Circuit Court Of Green O"A
Sheriff Office, Grant County, Wis.
Garnb 4 IInr4
Foreclosure O

State of Wisconsin, Circuit Court OF Greeh NO'
Sheriff Office, Grant County, Wis.
Sarah A.. Hoyt, a
va. fofec0oN
Thomas Dumars, Mary Ann Du- e
mars & George 81. O'Brien. Nor's"sr
NOTICE Is hereby given hat BY virtue o. " Te1s
In rendered by the Circuit Court % IT, d.
State OF Wisconsin. On lie 81 Ct November, .; hea
and at the November Term Of court begun VA ~ MI
the court house in the village ofMonroe IA .ai, mo n
on the 9Th dag Of N0Yemher, A. ID. 1871, IN nar
wherein Sarah 4. Hayt is Plaintiff, and iholp nsGardS
Mary Ann Dumars aud George OBrien, are p mi 4
and on authority therein given | VIII sell d, ~ bsD.
due 10 lie highest and b.st bidder inr cash - - bop
the 4th day of January. A. ID. 1875, betwee. ~ Ia h
one and two O'Clock r. NJ. of said day, ~ the ~ "a ca
Court House, in the village Of Lancaster n ~ tis
of Grant and State OF Wisconsin, all the re- Inn
interest which the said Thomas Dunlars' M tote Of
mars aud George O.Brien. had.s :. the time ana WA - ts
Mortgage referred TO in said judgment ID = Ri ali
lowing described premises and real estate The n3
annnrfena nces tflereunto belonging, to WI .,tsn n
vest Guarterf of the southwest quarter d Tho se
ty-6ye (25), and the Southwest quarter o. he sol
west quarter Of Section tweBty-six f2ol, ~ rest qg
east Quarter and the east half oithe ssu'n x, pfhI
of Section twentv-six {26}, in Town nFe hSnnn,dre !
Range four a. wesr, containing lnle enrsnt. sSFH
twenty acres 800, all in the Cocaty olo
Wisconsin. Tho sum d.
The above sale will be made to satisfy y = five 4
hundred ard seveptv-two dollars ana my defen5
l27o.55l the sum adiudged to be due ey az no %
n said COMPLAINS {, for principal ana ihes NJ 1871
Mortgage, and fifty dollars aad ifty.i,e ! dsy d
COSTS and aecruing c~osts.-Dated Tins = shedG,
venober. A. ID. 1851. p ID. WAR;, 10, W.
GEoScs Z. DzxrER, Atty for FIN. sfa1
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-21
RARE CHANCE TOR BAR9AINs--ADdM
TRAITORS SALE.

NOTICE il hereby given. that pursuant to al y
IN ami decree of the Court of Grant county u +
State OF Wisconsin. made the 9th day OF J''lY, 4; y
the undersigned Administrator aidAdmniaifath%s
estate of Nelson Smith late of said county, deeesVa
on Saturday, December 18th, 1857, conlnehcis3 4
o'clock, A. u. ofsaid day At the late resideace m n.
ceased, near the premises to be sold, expose 70 ~
Public Auction. til. soatsi. east qua ter oi m 'l y,
quarter. Of Section five ~, in Township ~ XII
Range(2) W II in sale, county in lots Of ten scres ~
same e~xcellent tiinbertd laad an title ilal7i'u.h"J
TERMS or S~ALE-une-lalf the purchase ps.su ts
required in hand ut the sale; on the oaialsJJ ss
months credit will be given on note alt app.o.. M
rity, with interest st the rate ofl0 per cent pt s ~
", DAVIDSON, Admiatia@;
ADEIINE SMITH. tdniohnG
Dated Nov. goth, 1857. 22-St OF sad do'o+
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-21
'YHae Financial EsevOssssiOEa-TEae
spersent and Future.

The influx of specie into the country
from Europe, since the beginning of the
financial pressure, has been enormols.-
The English papers advise English CAPT
talists to do their utmost to relieve their
American friends and patrons. Callfor-
MIA is yielding her utmost. Gold is accu-
mulatIng in every bank and extensive
preparations are being made for resuming
payments and loaning money. Families
are economi5ing, many of them 100 per
cent, and thousands of fast families are
compelled to economist al the ate Of
1000 pea cent. The worst feature of the
times row is that so many have been
thrown out Of employ thereby cutting off
he supplies Of manufactured articles Of
~natioual want and necessity. This is q
serious ohject-the most serious of all, for
by this we are disabled from supplying our
own national wants. We think the Man
ufactorics will SOC resume however, sa,
in a year, perhaps less. The danger is,
national inaction, or a general gi0idag Mp
ofMe ghost among energetic men in such
event, nobody will care about doing any
tbing-not having hope in The future
This was the worst effect Of the crisis in
1887 40. We think the chances arc a
gainst this State of National mactioR-too
terrible to contemplate. Let every maj
do his duty as we said before, economist,
sell off Immediately all you can spare OF
land and grain,stock and provisions, at just
as high prices as you can We trust in d
Jew months to bring things round right
Our hopes may be in vain, or improperly
founded. At present, affairs appear bright
next week or next month they may seem
gloomy.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-21
STRAY cav.

ITtKEN Up by the subscriber residing IN tho tow
L Harrison, on lands owned by him. about the ~
Noyembeg, 1857, one dark RED Cow, five years o..
thereabonts, with a little white in her forehead, on
y and tail. The owner can have the same by prgne
property and ravinr charges. @. 8. J0NE
Harrison, Nov. I4th, 1857. 224t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-21

Gov. CnAsE a VorER IN KANsAs.-It
has heretofore been ascertainel that the
poll list sent to Lecompton from the ia
nous Oxford precinct, being a fraud to the
extent Of 1900 votes, was copied in reg'l-
lar order from ohe last Cincinnati D.rec-
tory. 1t happens that the nam, Of Grow.
Chase, who is a. resident of Cincinnati, Is
on the lisl, the scamps who got up the fraud
having taken the C's in their order.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-21
STIR II tie 5f[lthGts.
taik.vaaaAe@ .fgarAes-Seg. 81.


mIEyaa<ee fsarAee-gev. 80.
Wheat tovar-sI FOR average lots, choice
for milling 62 l-2; WAter 65a73.
Il our--saies of coiialry extra brands al
i25A4 80. Supefine cou try At 90 Tor good
brands.
Rye---dnl' at 5oa55
Blrley-h,terIor qualities un3a'elb'e, fair
to choice 50a60.
Potatoes -p!eaty-sales at 50 ~
Oats.--laif local lentul Il 3Jc..
Bltter-pfime waltel al 25a96, cngn, 1870.
Eggs--l5ai7.
Beans--so1y, only Is o!ftf.l
Whiskey--24t26.
pork--1rsssed hoss, 1850 per cwt.
Eevg yorgz NEarAea-Nov. rs.
Four-S5,05a5,20 extra State; Canadian
extra, 5,20a5 80.
Wheat-89cdsl,o0 spring; sl,28 for Cana
dian. Rye firm at 75a. 10
Corn-75a77.
Oats-Unchanged.
~Pork-2oa29; IA for mess; l6al 25 for
mess.
LarI-Steady at l2al3.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-21
HssaE ana Refers Taken sIu

rETA<EN Up by the subscriber resi,in[ in the townd
1 I.1ncaater, on tbe fauper Farm, about the fnd
November, 1851, ons roam iiEifER, tso years old; ss
one red lined 5ac& t.vo yeay nld Defer; aisp, oe taa
year oh 8utl, rod lined back. rne owner 10 reqaeeni
to eone,l rove property, ay charges and take said ,tny
Nov. iAth. 1861. 23-3t ROSWELL GRAVES
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-21
SesssY Cattle.

FEYtKEN UP b. the subscriber residing in the towaa
Little Grant, on lGuds owned by him, ahopt tho nj
OF November. ISh7, one iale red REFER: ono lomhg
ra,.u Steer, crop afri @lit ia ieft eitr; ore red ytsringa ID
With white fsca, and one rel calf; FIVE or six months
The owner can hage tbs SANS hy proving property se
paFing c:isryei. JAMES rEInkAUG
Little Grant. Nov. I3th. 1857. =. {ts
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-21
Stray steers.

ra,AKEN UP by the subscriber, residing on land.
owaed by him IN the town Of Lizzie (iral 1t. on hi
11tn day of <oseaaber, 1857, one yellow STEER, lpaI
back, white tcllg, right ca cut and 3 years Old mtJ
also, one red ard white ~yeasling steer BY me tahen u
"a the 10th ofNnseahcr, 1857 Tae owner Of ether n
bath can have the ~inn3erty BY proving ownership aM
payiag charges. BENJAMIN HAsER,
LITTLE Grant, Evv. 7Gt., 1857. 22-ks
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-21
STRAY HEIFEH,

lFEyAKEN uP5y the subscriber, residing on the togll
L Of FlatteYillo and Harrison, near thu Whig Sen
Hpnsa, aboat the 3ist of October last, one pale \
HEiFGe, red and white face, white breast, and 80
white spot on every foot; one year old. The ovr'
requested to prove property, pay charges and take
stray. D.. B. WILKlNSW.
Nov. 18th, 1857. 22-4t'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-21
= earIY MskrH.

E1AKEN ZIP by the subscriber, residing on lands 81
I ed by him, Ia the town OF Clifton. 0u the lath1
Aogenbor, 1851. me bay Ma g, , yrars old last spring
The owner eau have the same b. proving properiy Y
paving charges. N. &. DUHESI
Clifton, 18Th Nov. 1857. 224S
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-21
stray Cow and CALI.

rEAAKEE UP by the subscriber. residing fhree na
north east of Piatteyille, on lands nccu ned BY u
ABOUT tine first Of November, 1857, one large WnieCg
with q young calf. The cow il supposed to bears
wears old. Also, one Ia. e white two year old hec
The owner is requested to prove property, pay chsf
and take said property. JOHN RQXS0Ss
Piattevii!e, Nov. 18th, 1857. o2.4t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-21

FENiIlEE Up By the s1~oscri5cr residing in the towa d
I Little GIaaf, on lan'ls owned by him, about the II
of Navenlb 7, 1857, oas three year old red and whn
STEER red on sides, long horns. The osntr is .equ.
tod to prego proferty, pay lawful charges sud take III
steer. MOSES Burns.
Nov. 10Th, 1857. 224ts
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-21
stray Eaoif.r.

TH9i@EN UP ~ the Al ,3cfiher living in the soathet
c3ru,i OF the tosu af Ellernaro' on kinds apnd5
ANA Isl sud town. atoat tbs drst OF S~ov.IS5I, orr HIS
E;t.t red ( white, aneekled aIles, mostly red. supposed hY
ONE yea SD. Tisr osl tet Is reila ss.-d u pFgvo FtoH
y, pay .}iGrges NId iAka said hciiur away.
NOV. l5.il. 1857, 22-3ta JAMES CHURCHILL
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-21
sTR,Y CATTLE-s5,oo REWARD.

GTsAYgn tately fran the subscriber residing III Pate,
$ Cove, / yoke Of Red Work Cattle. bptii u .honti
aud brass knobs ON horns: 5 Yeas cid. | will p = hi
a5ay, reward for taem delivered to ma 2 miles so ith Il
rafch's JAMES LYNAsS
Nov 23til, 1857. 2~.-lifdl
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-21

It may be set down as reasonably GER
tain that JONES and SeUIRas on the Dem
CORA tie, and MAcGRAw on the Republican
State Ticket are elected. We hope, too,
that we have carried the Governor, Lieut..
Governor and Treasurer, but that the Of
fetal canvass must settle.-Mil. Sentinel,
Thursday.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-21
Ysai!ing Bail.

7ES>KE% tnbs tao 3at5s6?ibar, residing on LANDS owned
I ~ hhn In t1a t4wn Of WyalnsinS, on or about ii,
hal6lh ofNorembar, 1901, one yQarling BULL, white
with brindie head Aad brihdie on his legs to his kReesta
The owner can have the same by proving pr ,porty al
paying charges. LOClEN DEWEY
W!aIusing, Nov. 18th, 1851. 22-4ts
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-21

revived to-day, and there is a great rush
somewhere. There are fully 80 teams IN
town, including one horse wagons, wood
racks, oxen and other vehicles of locomo-
ton.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-21

LANCASTER DRUG STORE.
1T THE Posi-. OFFICE,
s. q IL h q E / Il q II

TH,HE subscriber has opened in Lancaster a new stock of
Z Drugs and family Medicines just received from Phil
.adelpaia and other markets. Including also, all the APP
proved Patent Medicines, which / am agent for, as
Doct. MoHats Life Pills & Bitters,
st. Johns Vegetable Ag,e Syrup,
Cough : Consuiuptiye Syrup,
Yermifage & Anti Bilious Pills, &c,
Guysott'a Ext. Yellow Dock &,Sarsaparilla,
Wisters's Ralsam of Wild Cherry,
G. W. Merchants Gargling Oil { Writing Fluid.
Also, the best quality of Liquors for Mechanical and
Medical purposes Fluid, Canphene, 90 per ct. Alcohol,
Vinegar and all kinds 0 fFamily Groceries.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-21
The a Ticket

Tie following are the official aggregates,
carefully revised, for the several candidates
for State officers, in 80 counties for which
we have the full figures:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-21

The Smith property in the Town
Of Paris will be offered for sale in ten acre
lots on the 18th of December, by the ad,
miniStraiors.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-21

EUROPEAN NEws.-The Arab;a ar
rived at New York Oh the 18th, bringing
liverpool dates to the a3lst nit. she
brings advices Of the capture Of Delhi.
The American horses Prioress and
Babylon have been badly beaten in the
race for tae Cambri lgshire stakes.
During the week ending Oct. Both, the
bullion in the Bank of England decreased
100000 pounds.
Brealstpfla show a con ilerallc d%ecliD"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-21
Meeting Of Lancaster Lyceum.

Notice is hereby given to the members
of Lancaster Lyceuns, and to all others,
that there will be a general meeting al
the Court House on next Thursday even
ing At I o'clock, for the purpose Of organ
sing for regular meetings, discussions, de-
bates and lectures during the winter. All
sge invited to attend, including the ladies.
D. H. 8UDD, President.
WM. E. CARTER, Secretary.
Is Gerritt Smith is recovering from
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-21

MEDIcINEs.-Mr. Gro. II. Cox is con
stantly receiving accessions to bis stock Of
medicines at bis Drag Store in Lancaster.
His new advertisement is referred to.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-21

DrLHI TAKEN BY TIE BRlrrsH.-The
indian Scbastopol has fallen. After six
days Of persistent assault and obstinate de-
fence, the British flag has been planted in
Delhi. The final lodgment Of the British
troops in the city was effected on the goth
Of September. During the first " lays
Of the attack thu British lost 600 men in=
cluling so officers. The King of Delhi,
his two sons and a large number Of the
garrison escaped.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-21

Blank Books, Pocket and Tuck aiemoranduns, Pencils,
Inks Cap. Letter, Note ard gilt edged Paper, of all ST
yes and qualities also. Enyelopes-all sizes OF tbs best to
be found in market, with eyary article ia theline.
Terms, CASH. GEO. II. cox.
Lancaster. Nov. 18th, 1857. 5tf
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G. w. MAsE, Esq.

following resolutions, and recommend It's a
doption by the Board:
G. w. MAsz, Esq.
Resolued, That the Sheriff Of the eoun-
ty be and is hereby instructed 70 pro
vide suitable bedsteads or hunks 10 be
place. in the upper cells Of the Jail. And
the CLERK of the Board Of Supervisors is
hereby authorized to audit the accounts
for the same anil issue county orders II
payment thereof. Adopted.
FRO BE CONTINUED NEXT WEEK.
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THANKSGIVING.

Gov. BAsHFoRD has appointed Thursday
fht 26tA ctNooeaa5er, as a day forThaaks.
girsag. We hope the day viii b dalv
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Gasema prkces-Nov rs,

~Flour-Fine, 1878; extra "a, 75a5,e0
Wleat--nsw spring, 45a50; winter, 55a60.
Oats-25a SC.
Corn-39a 10.
Potatoes--25c.
Mineral-s25a27 " thousand.
Fruits-Dried apples-s2, 75a3,oOfyb u; green do, saf
Dbl Dried Peaches, 124se.
Wood-$5a5 p cord.-rDaily Courier.
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CASH READY Ply SYSTEM
u L. BAgyER.

WIZ LtLtAb 0O-ANI LFtOIIAI ~
GLEN HAVEN, WISCONSIN.
yETfiL attend nj busi ness entrusted his care with g.
deity aud dispatch. Lands bought ard soil. Cd
lectiors, made in this and CLAYTON Co., Iowa. y. 3uos
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FAMELY MEDICtNEs

NY stock Of fan1nynlepicines consists of Cordials, Sys-
ups, Liniarnents, saiyes, sc. Also
Perfumes, Essences Hair Oils and Cologne, Scented
Scans. &c.
Gg7-Physieians can be supple withs.almost any article
in general use in their practice.