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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-21
Terrible Flood.

The thaw and rain Of the 9Th inst, was
side extended, and in some places desiruc-
I've Of property.
At Albany, N. Y, the Hudson rose
Blree feet higher than ever known before
BIZ flooded the entire lower part OF the
ity. Two million dollars worth OF prop
NV was destroyed, The river rose at one
ine six inches in five minutes. Three
res broke out in the heart of the city al
he same time, each oceasioned by the
Iakinc Of lime by the water. A steam
ropeller also caught fire, and was scuttled
nd sunk. lee was piled 90 feet high on
81 piers; on the Troy and Greenbhsh r.
& track Is feet high. A machine shop
Is split in two and entirely demolished
uthe flood. The Central R. R. freight
49, were entirely surrounded by water.
Te river has opened thus early but twice
in 1928 and in 1912.
he bridge at Narrowsburg on the n +.
% Erie R. r. was carried away.
Alarm was felt at Chicago on Friday,
Ill tie change Of weather on Saturday
nat g all safe.
ST. Louis, tie river opened without
!oir = much damage, though large num-
,er Of steamers were frozen in at that
,citt.
At Cincinnati six steamers were totally
Fncked and other damage done.
At Cleveland the flood was great and
nueh damage was done.
All the bridges at Aurora, ILL.,, have been
'anied AWAY conductor and brake
pan on the L. r. bridge at the time, were
lied.
At Elgio, ILL.,, the r. +. bridge was
:arfie1 away.
H. Track on the Chicago & Fon du
Lac Bailiosd @as partially torn up by the
]cod.
On the Chicago & Rock Island r. r.,
bio bridge at Du Page had been moved
u The Ice so that an engine, tender, and
* cars ran into the river. Three lives
IMPOSED to be lost.
he Illinois river rose 25 feet at La
Sal e, and q number of canal boats were
III and destroyed.
Z be Chicago, Burlington & Quincy R.
n estimated to be damaged 100000
byl De- flood.
II Harrisburg r. R. communication
So Philadelphia is interrupted, by 10
fstof ice on the track, deposited by the
buSQIehanna river.
~ 0swego, N. Y, much damage was
done to the vessels in the harbor. Six
Bthoeners and several canal boats were
swept out into the lake.
Tic Delaware river rose Is feet and ice
asFiled, in some places, to the height of
20 Jet on It's banks,
BE- SchuyIkill carried off large quaint
tlekbf wood and lumber and some canal
boat from near Philadelphia.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-21
SIRAYS.
STEER.

STEER.
TENAKEN UP by the subscriber residing in the town Of
4 Patch Grove, lands owned by him, about the Doth
OF November 1856, dark hrude Steer two years cid
last spring Silt in right star in forehead and two
white hind feet The requested to prove prop
erty, pay charges and take said stray way.
Patch Grove, Jan. 3d. 1857. 32-4t GEO. W. LEE.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-21

g Strong fears are felt in Lower Cal
ifornia of another Filllbustering invasion
from San Francisco.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-21
EEEFER.

gE1AKEN UP by the subscriber, living in the town of
Millyile on about the first of December last
Yearng Heiler mostly white with red spots about the
neck, marked with aii-crop off of The left the
is requested to comply with the law and take her
way.-Jan 2eth, 1851 81 WI PRIOR
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GRANT CO. orFrcERs.-Iancastsr, Wis

q CI.AgA. C1srt Circait Court
W.R BEACH, Clerk of BoG-d Of Supervisors
S.E. LEWIS, Treasurer.
I. Fl. EVANS, Register.
r. n. LOWRY, District Attorney.
G. ". HAYDEN, County Snrreyor.
II. r. Golfer -l-x Oomsui.siossrs.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-21
Notice: Notice

.oNEY wANTED.-Al persons knowing themselves
lNs indebted to u.s. either by Note or Book Account,
viii nlease nav up end commence account, as we
arc ~ az Aeel GEORGE W. RYLAND & co.
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n0-pARTNERSHTP

roFIN r. CALLS has associated with him, in the
ii Mercantile business, Mr.. JOIN PEPPER. The bust
ia the future will be carried on by the firm OF Calls
= tA JOHN 3. CALLS,
JOHN PEPPER.
Lancaster Wis, Sept. 25th, 1856 4-T
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-21
Farm for Sale.

NTEAR the Lancaster road four miles east Of H.Patcs
y $50 acres.
There SO enclosed about so acres under crt-
yation 25 of which seeded with grass there Is
small frame house. and barn. plenty of water GA part
of it, about so of bottom land several good quar-
rvs timber and wood enough for the use Of the place
For further particulars enquire of the subscriber the
place b. BROWN.
MiIlve, April 35th, 1856. Z
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-21
go acres of Land for sale.

IyHREE MILES from Lancaster all suitable for ceti-
/ yation Considerable Timber said land. / viii
Fl cheap give time Lalf the purchase money; viii
axe y GOOD team and tie rest in money. Said land in
GOOD settlement with school house. 20
Lancaster. Nov 8. JOEL MANNING.
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DTSSOT.TJrI'TON.

FE1HE co-partnership existing between D. W. Taft and
Elijah Mont, was this day dissolved BY mutual CON
sent All business accounts of the old firm will be
settled by D. W. Taft. And those indebted 10 the said
firm will please cali and settle.
The business will still be carried Oh by D. W taft
l7-3m n. W. TAFT.
T.rton Wis Oct 7fl; 80 ELIJAH MONT.
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REAL ESTATE.
wood Lot for Sale,
NE NEE REp sCHOoL HoUsE.

NE%k IHE RED StHUVL hOOSE.
OFFER for sale so Of Timbercd Land, situated
near the Red School House. (say IL miles west, IN
the Town of Patch Grove Grant Co., fair terms In
qure of Samuel Scott the land Of the subscriber
at Prairie du Chen n. A. WRIGHT.
Feb 7th, 1885, 33-ets
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-21
Lands for Sale.

40 ACRES of Prairie, and so acres Of Tslnber-soms
lou two miles apart.
Aso. so ceres Of Prairie al uninprovod: with water
n niles from Lancaster and 10 from the NJ. & NJ R.
Terms to suit purchasers Enquire at the Grant Coun
ty Herald Office. eo,o,.o,. noo,,,,ro.v
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-21
Smith Shop for Sale


OFFER for sale the Stone Black Smith Shop situa-
1 ted near Mrs. Philbrcks Tavern in Fennipore The
shop is large 20 by % feettwo fires and in every way
convenient; viii sell the tools and stock with the shop
The country is Ihicy settled and under high state
of cultivation and there is little competition in
the smithing business.
For terms apply the subscriber at the store near
ORLANDO WO0DWORTH.
July 10th, 1856. Aft
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-21

81 JUsT DgcIs1oN.-In the n. 7. co; IT'S,
as days since, q Mr.. PETR1DaE, the pro-
letpr Of the toilet article "Balm of q
ousand flowers" who had secured tenn
rafy injunction against Wells, for using
9 came Balm often thousand Flowers"
similar article, was cast, and the iniunc-
IN dissolved. The Judge delivered hui
orops opinion, in which he facetiously
on tho aashy advertisements of
g article in question. The principal
'lnR in the opinion may be cited as fol-
plaintiff has no right or title to the
1|ne Balm Of a Thousand Flowers" as
= mpound is fraud upon the public,
ae 1t IS nothing but such, while the
Az indicates it to be the aromatic disGl-
lIe|1 of flowers.
Ed plaintiffs declaration that he had
- Bic. 900 for the receipt is false, and
Fading the same before the world is
a. ding the public.
envelope around the bottle is a
IA for, if we are to believe it, one need
be sick, nor die, nor grow old, ex-
|r bis own option.
defendant is GOT entitled to costs, as
also defrauding the public. Both
are quaeks-Both compounds are
Q[Efsgs
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-21
Farm for Sale,

TNIE subscriber offers for sale his farm lying upon the
I road from Lancaster to Beetown, miles from the
ornler place. 1t contains POS acres; so of which
under fence and in good cultivation; so in Timber and
the good arabic land There two fine springs OF
living water upon it; good log house, orchard,
&c. Also 40 of fine Timber land, two miles from
the farm. The whole will be sold low. Purchasers may
apply to VIM Horner living near by who is authorized to
act for me; or to me, living upon the premises.
September Eth. 1856 13-6m JAMES CAHILL.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-21
Took AT, This.

A Ii persons knowing themselves indebted n, 10 me
N either Book or Note account WI save Cost y
args amount of Money soon, consequently the money
mnst come without delay. 25-tf ID. \. WAIVER q
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-21
: Now then, Pay Up.

Ii. those indebted to the subscriber requested
n to Pay up and costs, for mast have money to
pay my debts VIM H. FOSTER.
lancaster Feb. Sd, 1857. 33-tf
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Tavern Stand for Sale,

A Z PLEASANT vALLEY.-T well-known Ia
n stand, including Stables and oatbudinga, at
story with basement, cellar and kitchen addition 1t
is well FINISHED and richly painted Also, all the Fur
roon~ and betting sufficient for so PERSONS The stable
double with Cws above and graneries and contains
stalls to accommodate is horses
The location is upon the main roads leading from Po-
tosi Platteville Lancaster Beet0wn, Fennmore and
Muscoa; and upon the route from all those places toa-
lena and Dunleith being of the most public thor
loughfares in the west Possession given iedia tey.
For Terms apply to the proprietors the premises
Dec. 18th, 1856. 26f ENNOR PETTY.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-21
COOpERTNG IN LANCASTER

a@a THE SUBSCRIBER, having erected Shop
sff75aa and having supply Of tmbrr and other Coo
AsA:Jsper Stuifs is prepared to da any work in his
ine his Shop south OF Barriers dwelling house, in
Lancaster. a. ,. ldClitltDo.
January list. 1857. 2Stf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-21
SpIeadislly Improved Farm fer Sale
Il Ia EgTLEs FRoHg LANCASTER.

offer for sale my farm, IL miles north east OF Lam
L caster--contaning 120 acres--32 impFoyod-40 in
cosed--good dwelling and out housca-exceient bear
ing orchard Several springs 80 of FIRST rate tim
ber The land lies high generally eyeland most Of it
formerly pIirie-at present all is covered with young
timber except what is under cultivation. Think my farm is
classed among the best in the vicinity of Lancaster
Terms light for the most of the money ard possession
given by the LIST OF November. O. Il. =. l0QNG2.
October Ath 1856. la-if
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-21
New Advancement,

NEW FIRM is formed at the old stand, under the
"a style of GREENE & co. We ask continuation OF
the public patronage. ATS GREENE & CO.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-21
JUST TAKE A PEEP
Shoe G. Boot Shop in Lancaster,

REAOT -MACoE WORK KEPT ON FtAFNP
AND WORK wDoNt TO ORDER. :
s.7r THANKFUL for past favors ask generous
Msax patronage for time to
EEN AT TIE ROOM ~
He@fnrmery occupied by Walkers sdadiery-- nearly
opposite the Herald Oice, where viii be found Baas"
iar Gtcap every day. Sundays excepted.
Lancaster, Nov. I. IS. 10 CHAUNCEY BANGS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-21

t,,sa ;ndel,tea to me either BY note or book
A count are very respectfully invited to make pay.
nt Having very extensive credit business and
nv -aents being made according to PROMISE am
. am 10 make coecons-no mistake, you must
Fork Over. ...,;,, 10 =, ssc;ee,t :; ho,,f no
ceeding furthur y, ,o.. u4A9 On
Union Mills, Jan'y. sth, 1857.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-21

Titles indfsutabe. Gallon subscriber in Patteville
Wisconsin for any tract after and including NE a
of S, Town s. r. W, call Hon. J. Allen Barber
of Lancaster. STEPHEN o. PAINE.
Nov. I0th 1856. 3nl2f /
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-21
Dissolution.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Partnership hereto
fore and at present existing between CayburnChan-
der S. D. Greene, under the name, firm and style
of sCHANDLER GREENE, in the mercantile business in
the village of Wineville in Grant County, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent of the partners.
a.YsThe Notes and Accounts are in the fands OF s.
AGAINST said firm are requested to call on said Greene for
payment. CLAYBURN GHANDhA.h,
s. D. GREENE.
Winryille January LIST, 1857. rs
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SUNDAY, June I4th.--J johnson T., Jeffries
do; Wise do; Reynolds do; Gordon Iowa; Judge
Bryant do Vance do; Hodges do; Knowles DO; G
McEv0y do; W Copy 4 Lady do; II Gadde do; p
Cannon T., G Is Nichols do; II l. Hill do; Pattee
x Family Viz: W Alls do; W Woliotte Ohio.
MONDAY, June l5th.-G W Palmer H., S A Kirt-
land do: c Cannon N t., Broaski do J Crawford N
T., Brown do; Holland do; Stevens Iowa; Hale
Leonprd do.
TUESDAY June 10TH Leighton Iowa: P Reed
y. Y, II Dutrowh Iowa; A Sarpy do; W Croft do;
Nipple do Eyman dc; G Barrow do Cobb do;
!, Lewis do; Moron do; Dedrick do; II Burnett n
T., HinChman \ Y.
WEDNESDAY. June 17th.-W Heaton Pa, W Enge
Iowa; sauderson do; Denmisv do; S Shaw Va. Il
ANA Ohio: Barker ILL.,, Baker n Y.
THURSDAY, June lSth.-E Bedell Iowa; G. King
do; lanyard do: W Bruce Wis, c Cannon \ T.. B
Temple X Lady do: Brown do; 7 VI Woods do; @
Selles do: Allen do; NJ Lutz do; W II Ctcathys n
Y, & Carruthers dc; 5 Lowe T., f Vischer do; J
Armstrong do; i Perry Iowa. II McNecly do; q Nix
son do; A W Merrlck do; S N Wheeler do; Rogers
do; + Herman do d Neal Ohio; Rogers T.
W Mohler Pa, J Herman de: Elliott Iowa; II We'll
Ter Pa, RogIow Iowa; G W Wright Ind. } waA~~-nr
T., W Brown do; S Bronson Mass, Mr. Hya'c T.
FRIDAY June 18Th &C II lis iowa: ]. II Her T..
A Borram n Lady Y, Eyer DO; ] Brown s. Lady
Nicks X Family; II Hosey Iowa; Smith do; c
Cannon Y Lady T., { W Sears DIN; s MilIen: W s
Foster; Norris Iowa: LHsk do; II Burnett n T.,
Weir Mo-, f Sleetes; NJ W Bradshaw; krowls.
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TIE Qu1cKEsr RAILRoAD TRAIN N AxERl-
cE.-The Michigan Central Railroad Com
pany are now running a lightning train from
this city to Detroit daily, upon their night
track, which for speed and regularity is un-
equalled on any road in America. This
train leaves this city at 6 O'Clock, ?. NJ,
making nine hours to Detroit, including
stons9distance 282 miles. The first day
on which this train run through, the 18th
Nav. Il arrived at the Detroit dc ,ot on time,
to The yery minute, and since then has been
nromnt nm to time each day. This is the
puickest time by some two or three miles an
hour, than is made upon the New York
Central or the Hudson River roads, both OF
which have a double track, while the Michi-
Gan Central Railroad; as the best managed
road in the United States, or in America
Chicago Democrat.
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MARRIED..

On Sunday, June 18th at the residence Of Col. L.
W Babbitt, by Rev. T. NJ. GOoDfELLow, Mr.. JAS
TREYNoR to Miss BETTE SCHOOLER, both of Coun-
eli Bluffs.
On the 17th by the same, Mr. STEPHEN DUNN and
Mrs. MARY CARSON all OF This city
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TTyHE PARTNERSHIP EXISTING BETWEEN THE
subscribers under the firm OF LEONARD EVER
EFT, is by mutual agreement, dissolved tins day,
ABEL LEONARD retiring from the business HoR-
ACE EVERETT having purchased the interest Of Nh.
LEONARD will settle all liabilities and receive an dues
-, tbe old firm ABEL LEONARD,
" HORACE EVERETT.
Council Bluffs, Iowa, April %, 1857.
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such was Mormonism in Nauvoo ILL.,, and
such il Mormonism IN Utah.
Respectfully, WILLIAM SMITH.
Brother Of Joseph Smith, the murdered
patriarch, and prophet Of the Mormon
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AUCTION SALE OF
Sash &c Doors.
rINHERE WILL BE OFFERED in LOTS TO SUIT
i purchasers at Auction, in Omaha Council Bi ufs
Oh or about the Goth of May large assortment of Sash,
and Doors. of superior manufacture.
TSThey will be offered 70, private sale at ST. Louis
prices one day before the sale commences.
May %, 1857. n4-lt
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FRANK STREET,

FRANK STREET,
Land Agent y attorney n Conn ssfIOr at Lac,
COU.v'CxL BLUFkS, XOH:1.
WILL GIVE PROMPT ATTENTION TO
w any business entrusted TO his care within the
purvew of his profession. His facilities for lnvestga-
ting Land Titles and mparting correct Information in
regard the condition of Titles to Lands and Town Lots
in Potawetame County, superior TO those possess
by any other person in this part of the State He
preparing, and will shortly have completed abb
sract all Deeds record to lands in the County,
and to lots in Council Bluffs and in all the principal adj
dtions thereto The abstract Of Titles to lots Is ar
ranged that the of each eantor and grantee from
the FIRST down to the present time, be seen at one
view with the date of each deed, the date OF filing for
record the book and page where recorded and also all
the material defects apparent on the record The ab-
stract of titles lands is also very conveniently
ranged He will also procure from the record an abb
stract OF each deed it is recorded that he will be
enabled to give persons desiring abstract the whole
chain the entry i'll the Land ONE down to the time
the information is desired.
He is also procuring from the Land Once list of all
the Lands entered in the County, showing by whom
tered when entered whether with cash Warrants or
scrip the number of each tract and the amount
will be reasonable.
Persons living at distance have an abstract OF
title to any land Town Lot furnished them by
mail by enclosing fee Of two dollars and one dollar
each additional lot tract of land be included In
the same abstract.
He is also prepared to execute with dispatch, con-
veyances of every description Olce on Broadway in
second story Of Haggs New Block nearly opposite the
Robinson House. n4-u
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J. T. OLIVER,

New Missouri River Packet.
Regular Council Bluffs, Omaha City aud
Florence Pocket.
For Florence. Omaha City. Council Bluffs,
Bellevue, St. Mary's Wyomin2 City, Lindens
Brownsville. LEVEL, Oregon, White Cleu1,
Iowa Point. Savannah. ST. Joseph, &C., re.
THE ENTIRELY NEW. SWIFT
and elegant passenger steamer, Mn
SsEFHffS3 E-HA-HA Capt. c. B. BAKER, W. H.
r. - b Seudder, Clerk will, run as regular
pseAce - ne aoove and intermediate points, Continuing
the Bluff City trade during the entire boating sea-
son. ..
Captain Baker, thankful to the public for its very
generous support bestowed the Admiral while un-
der his command hereby begs leave to tender his
knoeedgnents and to solicit for his new boat con
tiuuance Of its confidence and patronage, p,edging
firing exerions himself and officers give full
isfaction to those with whose business he may be
honored The Min-e-ha-hah built expressly for
the Council Bluffs trade under the special supervision
OF Capt Baker who has spared No trouble expense
to make number Missouri River steamer, and
begs his Friends that she Is most admirably
adapted to the wants Of the river, being II great
strength lightness Of draught easiness Of model and
such application OF machinery must make her
among the fast ones with cabin arrangements Snd &C.
conmodations Of superior order and not exceied By
those Of any boat in the river, combining all the most
modern improvements tbst safety, comfort pleasure
could suggest in short. in all her appointments moth
ing will be wanting belonging TO those Of first class
passenger steamer: JOSEPH MCINTYRE, Agent,
n2-u No. 80 Leevee x Commercial Street.
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NOTIcE.

r Attest STYLE PARIS BONNETs, JUST
II received and for sale by
nl-u TooTLE JACKSON
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NEW ADvERTISEMENTS.
PACIFIC HOUSE,

PACIFIC HOUSE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.... .................IOwA.
rTNHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECTFULLY
call the attention Of the travelling public and 9TH
ers TO the superior accommodations provided
above House. The large four story addition is -,
now completed and thoroughly furpished with nd
good new furniture, thus afording hfty-nine utI
additional rooms for the accommodation Of IN
guests. The Table win always be supplied with the
very best that be obtained this and every
thing about the House. will be arranged with view
making guests comfortable and at home Thankful
past fayors generously bestowed. the undersigned
would the public, that by liberal prices and
careful attention the wants his guests to receive
a continuance OF public patronage. JOHN JONES.
Council Bluffs June 20-nS-6m. Proprietor.