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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-24
SWITZERLAND.

So far As is known the Ntuichdtel question has ad
yanced 30 further toward solution. The last dispatch
nom IeiEo dated JAM 3, STA 90 that an HR'nd ubs
lom Fance and England was expected r. be receiEe1
there The lat ~ usidn noe on the sub ect addressed
by NJ Mant, uhtl the 2eth ult. Z tie representa-
tiyes Of Prussia at Paris London, Nlenna aud St. Pc
iCsbu,p, has been published IN the Berlin papera IL
.es forth thar up to that momeIt the King conentcd
himself with demanding the preliminary and uncondi
rioua hbIslon Of the ~ ucha 81 P'i.oners but that
# the prompt accom- pS meLt OF this o0nitiln, the
only which the hlng insists previous 10 enter
ing into neg Citations be ioiased tie order for tie
b;Zhtion Of the army will be givcu, ai:Cr which IN
tlne change ia the aspect OF the ALTAR VIII take place
As proof OF lis extreme moderation, and y AFFORD
the ertdt Powtrs an opportunity oi eIerung then
diplomatic il fuence "in stronger, more ooncen
" Irat, D. and more oticiciVus manner on SHliZet-
lsbd" lis Majesty is wiling, cespite the many in-
cCLycLiencos a,tend.lt on delay, TO defer the mob!La
ton in this instance equivalent - the march 10 the
5h Ct January. II is lntinatel, however, that III
tern will be ehorteIe ed If the Swiss lortes under
" the futrce OF that split Of defiance which chafac
teIZe several If Their recent measures should hand
over the NeufcAatel pIisOBeIs 10 the Federal AS
sizes." The trsl as we have before stated Is fixed
m the 18th 80 that the Iced be 10 fear OF the qIes
ton entering into its weIhke phise until the 10th 1s
Little time, hoSeNer, remains Tor tiion, and
naLy people doubt whether SgitzeHand viii lioe-
rate the prisoners uucor diIioLaly The Ssiss Gov
eminent Las declared that II Ia willing to put a
stop to all prcce eaiDss egAmst the authors OF
the iDsunectiOn II EIsland and France xould
llCmse 10 exert their efVits 10 procure the COM
plcte independence Of tie Canton Of Aeufchdte and
viii draw her Adhesion TO the protocol Jf 1872 ~ favor
Of the King OF Piussia II they could not obtain from
nat ropa'th tie aba doDnent OF bis rights pre.ea
,ors 10 tie Centon on copdi ions hoio:aole to bjA
paities. If contrary TO eIptcta ion az arrange nen
tsupct be effected this al snaiogou. bssis, al
the Swiss will Ise TO defend Their llsbs and tier In
deporcence TIE greatest enthusiasm prevails every
wfele. All party passioLs are sloai- lLtre is but
cpe ihouah:-the COMMON country Is IN dagger; and il
is esinaed that should eLsue nearly 100000 men
vii he uncer srms for il. defec.o for oil tn Sc wko are
disueuse6 from .eIyce from ss ready 10 march in
SO Gr as their health and strength will aJv them TIE
CAItcnal Government Of Geneva being 10 want OF
go CGCf for aInamens the sun Wa; subscribed At The
Town Hall IL n hours.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-24
ITALY.

Ipasecret concleye held at Rome on the 18th OF
December the ttaie If the Roman Catholic Church IN
MEXICO South America and Switzerland was taken
into consideration and an ALLEGATION sLce Published
nv hi Holiness on the subject, clearly shows ths: the
PsnaI fuence il co sideIably less in those countries
n an in this TIE Pope complains bitterly OF the new
Govern MT nj OF Mexico which has conpee set sside
II q ecclesiastical uIsd,tiO1 aud sequeeieed The prop
eIty e The Church. We are 10 d that the monasc es
ADJUSTMENTS have refused TO permit the visitation
of tic bishop, AID tina. some OF hem hive, IN open
eTty. The permission given By the Government to all
secis pubHcly to practice their religious rites, IS
denoulc. IA can aoofiDable mess1re whiC ia cal
"culatsd 70 undermine the most holy Roman C2th-
"olc religion" After summing up the varols
baCkslidlpgs Of the Mexican Government his Holmes
d.ar- all The measures which il has taken ~ .inst
II authority of the apostolic chair to be null and void
Tie Mexican statesmen are also reminded thit the
CLuob has the power severely to puIsh those persoIs
WHO Jisobey her behests That the behavior OF the
mniuritv OF The S,u'h American States - ward tue
Church does not give satisfaction will DC seen by tue
ioowiI address 10 the bishops: GU sea, reverend
uethrCp that We mu. necessarily conoemn and
hbhcr he attempt OF the cy power to overthrow ell
spiritual authority and discplne aud to insuit me
dignity aud might Of the iOstohc chair Ih7 state OF
Switzerland makes Plus IN. quite ditcOnso ate, " 80
numerous ore The encToscbments OF tie cVI authOr
ti.s On the rights Of the Church. aud Of her bishops
" and servantt" After hurDg his tnunders at those
uri,sts who obey the laws of the Ties in which
tey live rather than the Instructions forwarded = them
FROM Rome the holy father eDtIea's the M0e gh To
tnlighton tie nibds of men, and 70 bring back those
who have gone astay into the iight path. As mat
ter of oourse the Wiener Zefuag give the aliocdt,n
il e1teuso, although il is very lengthy document
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-24
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Richardson, Spence a Co.'S Circular.

Pr flIIgtifl LIVERPOOL, Jan. :, 1891.
Since Friday the Grain Ta,e has been steady but without
much business passing IN any Article.
AT to.day's market WHEAT in moderate consamE'e de-
mAud ana retail sale a. lie prices Of FrSay FLOUR
Fxrn Obos are freely of red ship aud wsreaouse and
for such there moderate retail demand other snds nono
A. late rates INDIAN CoRSopened quiet but closed ~lh At
NOR, fnne.. tor mixed. snA % Tor yellow white IN
sore inquiry with sales IS as & 49, 10 We qnoi"
WpE.r red SQ9 ?; white. SAFE. F7O TO-. FLOUR
Pbilads lphia and Baltimore, 81 70 81 extra Oaio -
S5 5; Western, 81 G3@. D. ,,, ,
BrET-The OF short pack hncnce holders OF seSa
qualities Urn but the business done ony
moderate a few teYccs India Mess have been cold, Al
bur,srsr AZ 800, and Dominick's' az 10.
PoRK-amcrcan continues dull the stock being OF TOO e
nor quality ships which throws the demand en-
B,coN-Thc Grsi sale Of the held 10 isT Nheh
ESQ boxes rev oerCd The A.tent4uc good but nc
bdinc spirtess about leo boxes only sold a. 81
for Nc Alste." and % for Fanagau's snd altche.
Long Mddlcs. Gu nbcIlsud cut withdrawn At 81 hid
Tie sppcsn,e Of the market favorable for good results
to operations in the s. ,te aud decline NAV be ~
pected present unless material sns Oh ~ thr
psck il well authenticated This decline viii Tor the present
Be- assisted here who bearing tie market 70
get in on tayonble terms ou either side
LRp-Thc finest parcel seen Ina this market Tor some tne
burse sold Yesterday TO- II did no' require retnin9
To-day - one sse 65 ouy was bad for lo almost A. soot
Al ,uother l5J barrels quality sold 0i aoj s. which g
decline TO p cwt from prccs OF jst ut
TALLoW steady; SO usy be quoted as he value OF GOOD
Butchers Association.
CLoytR SEED dull. 40
CoTTo,-The market has been very animated again tis
week. d. the stock being SMALL holders have been enabled 20
otta further advance OF d. T. ID. ILc new Coons con
uue 10 and sold on Immediately samples can b, got
NJ So and very ite done. MddiDs Odeau' I'D Mobile.
A =. 'tlsuu. . l6d. b y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-24
CHINA.
THE COMMANDMENT OF CANTON.
PARTICIPATION OF AMCRIC Ans.

TIE ". J. inns has correspondence from Canton
TO Nov II, gvrg tome additional particulars rsspect-
inc the affair Of tie L. 5. sloOp-ot-war Portsmouth
with the Chinese fort and the beasviOr Of the Aneri-
cans at the British bombardmeL. Of CaUtcn. We
mske the following extracts:
Tie CLed States -l.op of ~A Portsmouth, Con-
snetr Andrew II. Fooie haG been ordered - Whsm.
goa few cay previous 10 the commet cement OF these
Il cuii,s in COZ stqGruoe of runor That tse rebels
wee d,soeuoiug upon Csuton snd n cG-F 70 pToe e:
Amt interests dUi their objected n' aston. at
o'clock OK = morning VI WetDes t.v. the I'D. c.
isiu Fcuie received rCe from cur t"n,u', Mr.. Perry
stating TN, tie English preparing 70 attacS tie
ct. Acc. .C!psly 1t fitted out expedition iCrle-
Cia;tly ard procttdt6 in command Q: do fCEcs sOle
.eytIi five strcrg including sseulea end s-ioes Is
Canton in order that Americans might be pIete ted ia
itoir perOrs snd property.
BY thi. time almost Tie whole Eogi-h usval fore
In the China Ses vas concentrated AZ C.ltOn ald
Wteu pos With Tie ercey ioa Of fr'c.e and par
vary onmanted brig, which remained a. u0ag X jny
bus iert up detaeLr eais Of their men On rg1r.day
t,Cm Whau ~ up tie river, the 1iussc commeac .
hostt.s BY firing 90 thsm. The Admire a. Oh -
ccmmeneed tax ipg all tie fonts The WI H. eugth c.
tie rver, from Canton 10 ID, B,>cs ll2rs occdpyiny
about fifteen minutes Cp sn GverSge, N the csp.ur
Il esCh foit TLtse were vel Uai ned ard supplied
Nth Luxurious guns Many Of tLem Of eaormous ,iL.
Lu: II 10 case did they IeuIu mere than feE shots
10 y IRE Of ihs English and Ia INST instaccss the
so6ieTs ran away without any attempt a. ss,a7ce.
rhe Eugl 81 lsncei, spiked Tie guns and in several
cssts desroysd al that Wts oou U1st.bls ab0u. tho
fI,s BY fIe, bu; did not a'eap TO occupy any e1 ept
Gle round tort immediately opposite The FatOrei AID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-24

Mont is hugvth bkek cloth. No hlga q as nS
been chssted tsdsy in sry church through %. 70, o'
ce,s Of ParH. Ii ts place io~ msss az
sfer which the clergy rang the seven pen Gu In
psAu1. ~ "a
Giving he official notification of The des ~ ne
Arch bishop and fox taking measures for the a1nhS
ration az The dioce,e until Successor be ap? 'in'e''
The body Of he deceased will De lad ou- u 7'"e;
mayed in bic poDifca robes, ID cAdp.ls 10 q
The Archicpiscopa Palace, immedia'ey ser toe en-
bslmpg The Church of s.: EeDne du Mon; - plso''l
Under teroct By the feet OF the crime having oeen
committed there AID il will no. be cpenei III y :. -
purified By an tIpiatoTy ceremony. .,..,
The general opinion IL that the assassin Der Ahse1
IN mind ano has been 60 for time past; tie VS.
10 the injunction Of June, and then also receiver the
Murdered rreIate in his arms. Tie lac A:ihb s1op
Msrie Dominique Auglste Sibourl was BON - l'9<'
in tie Cleo. Sc OF VsleI &c Tam Ell GarOnnei.
The correspondent of tn GIOte gives al account,
agreeing in the main With the above, bat lie s;stes u
addition:
"Ibe grand mass was concluded, and the Arch
b'stop aittr beacpg procession OF the lsdy pa,ro1-
es,et Of toe s. cete 81 G.Deyeve Was sb1nt % r'ufh
INTO the nave when sn individual Iusaet NJ 70 hin
f m behind pu.f ID s-i9e two clergymen, AID thrust
dagger kIiie through his lungs e1ciai1idg az tae
lin G. Down with tie goddess, or, ec-o.d'0g 10
another account, A prie.: mas 10; be e. 0Fed -
perish from burger. The Archbishop, -ho was
dressed il his pOhtiaal robes with the inter on hla
head spd biz crozier in lie hand fell 10 the grouni,
nurmui Dc, slmos. naudlbly, II mc'ksafsnx. lie
e1pIed Oh lie spot, ana his inaLinate 'e-ins We're
It COD, eN ed 10 the y.sty Of the church, al were
tubstqueDty transported 70 tie Archiepiscop1 Palace
Ire assassin VIZ. at once arrested. lie IL nam n The
prime Of life, sged 81, with expressive add very IN
iegent fegfues aid 20: seed o, mach self Jmnand
The ,tatement that he is IA Is ase. Ile 81 once
gave his name sDo stated his profession.
The cine created a deep sensation at the Tuilerss
Tie Emperor and Empress were about to proceed II
tb, alter when the fatal Intelligence communicated
TO them. In al classes OF society the same c)usern--
ton wss apparent Tue body of the late Archbishop
has been already embamed and il will b3 in'e1ei
with great ceremony. This morning the dreadful event
As con mu nt aied 10 the Bi;hop OF Tpoi brother y;
the dec. ssed who is in an nfrIn STATE o: he4Eh, art
on whom it created terrible effect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-24
GREAT BRITAIN.
MIR. CHARLES DICKENSS AMATEUR THE
ATRICAIS
Fre~ TIE Losdoa Daily Ners. JAM :.

Lest night There was dr.matic performance at he
"Tsvstock House Thcator, under the management OF
Mr.. Charles urclens' 1t will be remembered what q
sensation was created in our literary and fashionable
circles by the representations OF Mr. NIkiS Collins
drama, YAe Lighthouse, at Mr.. Dickcns's house and
under bis direction the performers bong himself
eral Of he friends, aud members of his family The
audi nee were deli hod with the ii of the piece the
manner in which il was acted, and tue exquisite lasts
and skill shown in the construction Of the little thoster
and all lie scenic and decorative arrangements. To
Mr. Dickous Il is evident that the drama affords tia
most oorSenial Of all pasumes. The occupat)Is OF
the actor and manager 20 him labor Of love and
healthul refrestmen o. the mind under the aJduols
tolls of his literary life. Tue gratifying of lis
former 10 have excited him 10 stu greater
exeriisns, and brought him to sill more remarkable
result.
The new piece produced last night ws, again by Mr..
Hikie Collins IL is a romantic diana in three acts,
called The Fro;ea Dep and doe. great honor to tae
genius of the author. Though the characters are
rather numerOs the subject in its principal features
is simple. TIE fst oct introduces Is TO fo1r ladies'
living together In couatry retirement IN Dsvoushire
They the dearest relatives of naval officers absent
On Arctic expedition, and not heard OF for three
years Rote Ellsworth is the daughter Of the captain
OF one Of the exploring ships, Mrs Stevenson Is the
wife Of one Of the eutohants, Lucy Crawford is the
sster OF the other eutensn and Clara Dunbar is the
bttotbed Of Frank Aldsrsley, a young officer. 1t il
with this lsst pair that the story is principally con-
eeYned. These bereayed ladies passing Their Tesry
6sys IN that state Of hope deferred maketh the heart
sisk bat they all bear up pretty wei except Clara,
who has srLk into state OF deep ard morbid nelsn-
stoly, aggravated by an cid Highland nurse, CITED
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In regard 10 he htts ep,h re .,esns, Gun rs,

I'm rsgsYd q he hiIg ecrf lie steamer tou "a
however, mach less .s.s,scory 'e's, sss reos:yeI
co1Ilv that tie ne pie in tie Heane Shsng FRA which
-. A upon tie stssmer are very ignoTsot and don't
Understand the difference between die American and
Fpgsh fsgs tbGs American vessels osve rarely passed
Nv The fort and that sl ge her, the best way 70 avoid
SB-n.;ss viii be for our merchsn: snipi Snd meo-o'
war 10 Keep agsy from there IN fatare- ms very ua
rece OF ADVISE, oa the part 1 TIE GJvenor,
unaccompanied IS IS by The expression Oh any ieSet
or apology for the outrage can hs dy % ieSSued as
els. the ~ an sggravstion OF the nIst insult ,
Tie United Stats steamer San Jacinto, omuo
dore Armstrong; flag chip has arrived s. " ha1 P,';;
detachment Of Ter sesmen and ma rlnes IS AgeN'ut
% morrow New. ~. Sc brought ~ f.IAg' ~, vSa
Commissioner and his salte, fon Shanshae' InS
whole American naval Nrce 10 the ESst iniies ah1
Chins i now concentrated az Canton Ii The sste oil
affairs Will permit, however, the Portsmouth Is et
nect.d TO leave b fore gTea. While, Tor e0anenAoi
touching at Annoy, Fab Chow ana N'ngpo.'
Alead;ps article in TIE " Y. Times has the iohoN-
irg additional statements with regard to the Ports
month, though it IS not stated wAa; authority they
are based:
at was stated that the United States figste Porte
mouth had fred upon and taken one OF the c.s tnat
defend Canton and this action was supposed 20 re
in punishment OF the Chinese FOR the murder OF M
Cuntipphsm. Our correspondent, however, Whites
tbat the murderer Of MI Cunningham has been discoy
cred and was to be in mejiatey executed and that all
cjferer ccs growing out Of this subj CT had been AMIGA
bly adjusted The American ships ot~ar had aided In
protecting the persons and property of America an ct
leus arc the Portsmouth had once returned fire that
was directed against her. whether by design or s,c-
dent does not appear from the Chinese fort. With
this exception che has taken no part in the affair
though il is alleged that number OF Americans did
ion the Brtsh force in stormng the pace aud played
y conspicuous part In the assault This sron ,ly
protested against 10y the resi- ent Americans a. sn I'M
il siiiable violation o. our neutrality.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-24
cusscd TIE aspect Of affairs and tie omnipOleuce
Tinted States Deputy harsbals

cussed TIE sspect Of Affairs and tie cnnipoleucc,
United States Deputy harsbnls
II is ascertained. Or at least believed, tbs, Go,
Ge,ry had no hand in these arrests. II i,sp,r
slavery moyement-those who have Originated :.
MANY Of the former difficulties being the promioa,
actors. The Legislature, sinking under 20 nas,
blows and dishcartcniug circumstances, win n
iourn, or take recess, tomorrow. There !, 10
= quorum present now, and but lew more arrival.
sre expected. Several members ol beth Hcq-
and Senate have LEFT, or been driven ont Of the Ter
rto.y, since tho last assemblSge 0i the Leglsa,a.
and, as they have not resigned, there has been =.
election TO oil their places. Suspicion Of fy
lesdipg mcn, pervNding idea--doubt for theh.
ture 3 gloomy sbsdOs-po'eriy sud weskO..,
hsrd fact-these make up the aspects Of TO-DAY h.
the "Ststo of Ksusas " and the Topeka Leess'
;ure which is likely 10 have 4" SAINT PltncsIs
tO-mOrTsW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-24
AT. & R. Maxwell. Circular.

Per 1Ioatie. LN ERPooLi Jan. = 1917,
hard most having in throughout the country tn" trade
has npct and the in'pcnt reaction noticed
IN our last he. been arrested Red WEATs being In good re-
quest and comparatively scarce hsve mainained ther value
hut white being plentiful snd freely offered has declined about
3D. y 20 ID the highest point lately attained FLOUR
has ieeu toeraby steady INDIAN CoRN, Hner IcrnS -
cuarer the late advance has begun TO Improve sn d
ri.I v mini shortlY Jycr the dcclnc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-24
grovn SHIRLEY & Co.. Circular.

Pfv ItTGEfir.I I.INhNFVU,' JrH' y ~
tr pce tn. care last circular there has been gpod b
in CorToN the sales tor the three working days eng
SIS bales with loc0 spectators AZ IN advanc OF iy
al T. Oh uildDg Qu Ies and AZ extreme rates Tor other
kinds.
The Coax MARKETS quiet e rather easier rates tor Wheat
Flour moderate request, wiki more doing Ia ladiaA Corn a.
mn II nuOtafnus.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-16

LATER AND IMPORTANT FROM UTAH.- A
correspondent Of the True California, un-
der date Of Los Angeles, March rs, writes
as follows:
The news from San Bernardino is rather
exciting. The settlers on the rancho have
refused to give up possession to Lyman,
Rich d Co., and It Is currently reported
here that they have forted themselves up.
about twelve miles south of the city, and
have supplied themselves with arms and
ammunition, and have one large cannon
mounted and bid defiance to the Sheriff
and his posse. II is also state that Rock
well the chief butcher of the tribe of Dan
ties, the would be assassin of Gov. Boggs, of
Mo-, has arrived in San Bernardino. 1t is
reported that Rockwell is in pursuit of Balm,
who was shot on the Rio Virgin, as is sup
posed by some Mormon~. Balm was
brought into San Bernardino about three
weeks since, badly wounded, and is still
there under medical treatment. 1t is sta
ted by Mormons here that Balm is accused
of the seduction of one of the daughters of
Brigham Young and some other Mormon
girls. The news from Salt Lake is also
rather exciting. A messenger arrived here
last week from Utah, with official reports
from that Territory, the officers of the gov
eminent there being afraid to trust the mails.
Mr.. D. Belts, the messenger, says the pub
lie officials set the United States authori-
ties at defiance and are preparing iii every
conceivable way for a brush with Uncle
Sam.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-16
Two siore-Rooms 4 other Buildings

rJi RENT In Pleasant Valley, rososao s o o.
.ne ~ hnd;nr neatly furnished, now occupied as
~ General dry-eoods store with all Necessary bua,ngs
.ttsched Is it. such cellar, granery smoke ana
ling house. = r.. II x,.<.< ,zs.,;no To
- {r.o mercantile business that BRITISH HOLLOW y
sne Of the arst commercial points in Granr GounIy.
Merchante druggists and others are Respectfully
10 come and see for themseves e :. .
For further information call 81 fne u,NT
subscriber. .. astf
Peasant Valley. Wow 22d, 1880
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-16
REAL ESTATE FOR CASH.

THE subscriber offers the following Lands and Village
Lots for sale at low price:
16O GcrSs situated on the East Branch of Blue Riv-
err in sec z t. g. r. of which 100 ia good
meadow land which will yield from 100 to 200 tons Of
hay annually. There is also frs-rate mill site, with
16 IS foot fall good spring, and hewed Lighthouse
upon the premises.
ALSO, 100 acres situated in SO, T. g. R. West,
with improvements of frame dwelling house, one
frame barn, smoke-house, dcres in cultivation
good spring, andbanch running through the centre
This land Is all tilable.
ALSO, Two Lots in the Village Of Siontfort, OF
which is improved, with good dwelling house and
garden Upon it; the other is uniinproved.
wingv.lle erart Co., Wis, March I'd, 1871 ST. 81
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-16

RESULT IN IowA.-The board Of can
yassers had not completed their la5ors when
our paper went to press, but enough was
known to enable us to state that Mr.. Bug
bee, the Democratic candidate for Superin
tendent of Instruction, Is elected by from
400 to 600 majority; Mr.. Manning, the
Republican candidate for Commissioner of
the Demoine Improvement is elected by
several hundred majority and Mr.. Parvin,
the Democratic candidate for Register Of
the State Land Office, has a small IN .jority.
Seven counties were not returned; Blu
chanan, Harrison, Page, Monroe, Lucas,
Woodbury., and Wright. They would not
probably change the result; would add to
the Republican vote somewhat Iowa
City Republican.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-16
Valuable Farm for sale

a4.- IN PAICF1 GItUY E..
TIME subscriber offers for sale his Farm containing
800 of Prairie and 100 acres of Timber Land,
the same in good cultivation, with large two story
Frame House OH the premises, Barn and out houses
a failing well by the house, and several good
springs the lsnd there is also young thrifty Or
chard, closs to the house also 40 acres seeded in TIM
othy, .,,.
This Fatii il situated 81 the Military Road, miles
from Patch Grove Is miles from Prairie du Chen and
about Is miles from Lancaster and is the best stand for
Tavern in the County. The same will be sold at bar.
gain. For Terms apply the subscriber the premis-
es, o J. C. Cover in Lancaster.
If. NJ ". VANAuspALI.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-16
A Paper at DunIeifh.

The Irospectus Of "a weekly paper, to be
called the Dualeith Commercial -Aduert;-
tiser, and to be published by J. R. Fly:n
& Co., has just been issued. It is to be
an independent paper in politics and de-
voted to the interests Of Dunleith.-[ Gale
ma Courier.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-16
Jones' Corn Planter.

BEETOWM WISCONSIN
TIME subscriber gives notct that he will, by himself
4 agents. visit every farm ncighborhood in Grant
and Iowa counties. to furnish Jonss Corn Planter,
known throughout the country the first premium inn
pcmcnts of the kind offered.
Pttnter given by the principal farmers of Grant County
will be furnished in circulars to all nquiries Valuable
inprdieI have been made upon this Planter since
last year, rendering 1t stronger and able to last for
fe .e If Used Nth care. 1t Is sold at tho same pf-
ces as befbre-$10.00 JOHN DQDGE:
Beetown, April 9th, 1851 sS-6t