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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25

Whiton's majority in the State may
reach $4,000. Considering the small ag
gregate poll, this is over the majority 0
Fresnont--and shows most conclusively
that in full vote the Republican party
has majority not far from 10000 in tn
State, most of which will always be avail
able and which warrants us a Republican
Governor and State Officers next fall.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25

AZ The Sioux Indians have been mur.
derng the whites up north most savagely.
These souix ought to be punished severely,
being the meanest breed Of Indians the
whites have ever had anything to do with
IN the whlskey and clap trade The mean,
low, skuking oioux's viii probably be ex-
terminated.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25

CLAYroN 90. SEAr.-County seats il
Iowa may be moved at any time the coun
y Judge may see fit to order an election
which he seldom refuses when petitionee
for such order. The consequence is, that
eternal county seat wars are raging unti
the matter is permanently settled by thu
settlement of never failing majority
within interested bounds of particular
point. The County seat of Clayton
County has just been fixed at Gutenberg
by small m&iority--saljeet to removal
at any time by a similar process 1t is
said that many of the county public build
ings of Iowa are set on wheels, and adapt
ed to the ever changing whims of the pew,
pie who vote to cart them from point d
point several times a year
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25

A CHANcE-Mr. D. w. TAFT offers
for rent or sale the Tafton Iduera Stand
"a very good porperty.
Also, he offers Tor sale the Lewis Farm,
/ miles West of Lancaster-4o acres in
land, house, water, tinbered, &c.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
Attachment Notice.

Grant County, town of Ellenboro'
Court ~
ITO William Meckle:--You are n sa,ed "
i Writ of Attachment has been r. tbs
and your property attached, to sa,i n al Na
John B. Hearlson: amounting to sly 'eIss
unless you shall appear before Henry II b
tof the Peace. in and for said counH =, tsp
! said town on the 23d day of May, 1907 lid n
| the forenoon, judgement will DO re l.
and your property sold to pay the deEsip nED
April 2lst, 1867. "A 1ohN
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
w YMAN oPO0EER,
Speaker Of the Assembly.

BIC EGG.-Mr. j. S. CUMMINs has 1aid
on our table the greatest egg yet out. Il
measures inches in circumference one way
and 81 the other, weighs just ouuces ay-
oirdupois, and was laid by Shangh hal pull
let 10 months old on election day.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25

REM oyAL.-Dr. Books has emigrated
from Beetown 10 Talton-hi,herto one OF
the most healthfol places i'll the country,
anlwe hope it viii always remain so--wisli-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
HANDS WANrED.-By VIM. H. FosrEI
N Lancaster to work on his bTick gard.

G We estimate that Wisconsin has
sefl TO Kansas at least 1900 men this
spring, = large majority of whom go for
homes and permanent residence. All will
oe free state men, except 4 few land d &C.
ulators, VINO are generally on the side q
gasnst the poor man generally with the
nigger interest.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
AUCTION SAL
IN PATCH CIR

TIME subscriber VIII sell at Public Auta@
4 dence in the town Of hillville, en- SAW
day of May next, the following property
10 mich Cows aud Calves,
yoke Of Cattle,
yoke Of three year old Steers,
Yearlings,
two year old heifers,
span of 3 year old Mares,
] 2 year old Mare,
8 year ing colts,
2 :wo year oid Mares,
Also 10 Hogs.
TERMS OF sale; nine montha credit On 1
fifty dollars, with approved notes. SaleE
al 10 O'Clock, a. III. on the premises
atc!l Grove, on Lancaster and Prairie
road. DEB0El
Mll.ille, April 22d, 1857.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25

FARM TO LET.-WM. N. REED offers
for rent bis farm near Beetown--a very
good property for one who don't want to
purchase farm just now.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
CoNFInRNoR REsroRED.-The charm Of

CONFIDENCE RESTORED The Charm Of
winter is lost; spring is npon rs and around
US; confidence in the weather is being re-
stored, and people are preparing for seed
time and harvest. This restoration of con-
fdenee will set the whole machine in mo-
tion--set money adrift, open the avenues
Of trade, start building. plowing, and fene-
ing. Land will sell. men viii buy and
motion will be communicated to every lit
wheel and spring by this restoration Of con
idence.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
For the Grant County Herald.
General Donation visit Ola eEse
9Th OF MAY.

4 District Donation Of the Platteville
District, NJ E. Charch, for the benefit Of
Rev. E. G. Jones, Presiding Elder Of the
district, will be held in Pattevile on the
afternoon and evening Of Thursday, May
It'll, 1857. A General attendance Of the
friends in the district is solicited.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
Escaped froBsa Lancaster Jail

Escaped froBm Lancaster JaiE
The description OF George w. Allen and
Thomas johnson, the former a burglar,
the latter horse thief, will be found in
our paper in the advertisement offering
800 reward for them. The latter was
under sentence to Waupun for p years,
for horse stealing, but the Sheriff
for want of time, had not started with him.
Allen is the man who figured in the Madi-
son Police Court few weeks ago-charg-
ed with breaking into one Of the Madison
banks. IIe is a cunning dog, as the man
ner of his escape shows: the jaiIor,suppos
ing Allen and johnson were handcufed.
entered the prison to remove the deposits.
Allen had sawed off their shackels with a.
small saw made of the main. spring of a
Watch, which he yet carries concealed on
his person. He threw painful of ashes
IN the eyes Of the keeper, kicked and knock
MN down and out went be and Johnson at
the door, and off-something less than
100 boys following With yells that only
boys and hounds can lawfully utter to
charm the chase. There lay poor PIERCE,
the jailor, eyes out and half dead No
body was to blame, because who could
foresee the .Saw and ashes! PIERCE car
ried pistol, but never thought of us
ing it, of course. The truth is, the
the Jail ought to be so constructed as not
. require the jailor to enter upon any ac
count.
GooDs AT PoTosI.-- LEE ANpERsoS
advertises his new and large stock of goods
at Potosi, including groceries and farm
urnis hing articles.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25

PARrER-The large rooms Of D. I.
PARKER in Lancaster are being filed up
with merchandise, selected IN the East.
Mr.. Parker is a rushing business man, and
puts every hing through in his line on a
broad Scale and at high pressure.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25

REMOVAL.

nR. BROOKS has removed from bee, ,sr,s,
IL where be offers his professiohs:la r r ID
VINO need his aid. From long experlea aes
heleels confidence in treating its diSe1 III
April 23d. 1857.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
Take Notice!

r have this day placed the notes anu J nann @i
4 late firm of isLarge s Templeton, aPgIss 4
estate of R Temploton, in the hanos 99la,sstei
Esq..for collection. All persons ln. "f me .
costs By making immediate payment p a. IsG
Potosi, April Goth, 81. Thus. AZ III. I
AS Administrator of the estate =.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25

NEW COUNTY Mars FOR I857.-The
new sectional map of Grant County, beau
titally Autographed from the plat and sur
vev of Mr.. JAMES WILSON Of Cas5yile, is
now before the public for sale, and we trust
In bountiful and generous public spirit a
ming the people Of Grant County, whom
We believe 10 be the most honorable in the
and s, eess 70 pay him we'll for bis time and
Tfs5lEsass" y i4sf*chasing bis maps. The
new map has cost mfr. WILsoS nearly a
year of labor, besides the expenses Of litbo-
graphing;it is as near perfect as the rec
oreis and original surveys; all the recorded
roads, towns, villages, prairies, mines, mills,
furnaces, wood lanls, streams, river bluffs,
mounds, ansl railroads are noted-aIso,the
location Of seyes.... hutldrei noted settle.
mentS aud ra,Ges. settlers are marked, and
hundreds of other effects of interest to ev-
ery man. The map may be seen At on
office, and We keep them for sale at 81 90.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
GALENA MARKET,

april ID
FLouR-superfne, $500; extra, S.25as.oo; com
mon s.. 0oa4. 80.
WHEAT-Winter. 70; spring, 10.
0ATS-37a40c.
CoRN-5oc.
PoRK-s7, ooao,Oo; mess, s21a22
PRovIsIoNS-Potatoss, s5a70 Butter, 2saso; Egg.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
Hands Wanted

= OR hands wanted to work on 'ne
- Good wages and none but active, nv XIII 4. h
apply. W.
Lancaster, April 25th, 1857.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
FARM FOR SALE

4 NILES VEST OF LANG
oilei for sale so acres of land adJollilg
4 farm-40 acres under Cultivation; c..
.4oose, good water, plenty OF timber--i l.s.s :
&c. Inc property is Known as the ha'l 9s !.
The land is excellen Tor wheat, ana WI \
low. Enquire OF tie subscriber. "
Iaf on. Aniil 2ath. 1857.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
State Of the HlarAety,
CAssVlLI,E MARKEr

Corrected oy Broan, LaGrGre & Co.-Aprtl l7th1
WHEAT, CCiub) -7o@75c; Siberian, e5aa7Ic.
0ATS-35c: English, SOC.
CORN-45G5Oc.
BAR EY-sI LOCAL, 20.
PROVISION PORK, fresh, $6,50@s7,oo ~ 100: Bacon
sides l2esc ib Hams, 10c; Bulter25c; Eggs; pota.
TIMOTHY SEED-s4 90 y bnsh !. cu-ou e,r
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25

r 0I5 IIA-GAy UI5
at Tafton. J,
TsHE property at Iafton designed for ar I'l'
/. and for some time 80 occupied, j. nels os
safe or renJ-on reasonable terms !" w.
lish sort of a man for the business. = al
Tafton is a new and flourishing village y ",
well supplied with roads in every dirfee'In1'f
schools aud other accommodations. ,e
Tafton, April 25th. 1851. 4f-u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
NEW SPRING and SUNNEB
at POEOSf.

G. L I. f A II ID /. RI
E1aE subscriber has just received and III
: one OF she laIgest & best selected STOCK
Summer goods ever brought to Grant Col
will sell for cash or country produce, sstl
house can sell west OF New York Ny q
new and comprises al late styles and var
found in any city such as ssl5
Print Delaines. AoES
Brown domestics. Lave
Bleached, do. CASH
DENNIS, stripes, ColhS
apron checks, iE'eA
table liners, Fatl
Irish Linens, CSSi
Fine MusIins, Silk
Ginghams, CgA
Hosiery, Ss!
ALSO. large assortment of
Boots & Shoes,
Hats i Caps,
Hardware,
Clothing,
Queens Wsre,
Bonnei
Ii
Ny Grocery department ia also congSt'
in part as follows:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25

GoDrY-1Le May number Of GoDEY's
Lodys Booh has thos early arrived. The
friends Of Cooley, who have neglected 10
forward orders, are reminded that it keeps
up with the times in Improvements. :
Price same as heretofore. Single copy
s., 90, two conies. $500 per annnm.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25

Mr. Horn AoADHMY.-A year or lcs'
ago. small tract of land was donated neai
the Hermitage farm in Millvile for tht
use Of an Academy of learning. Part Of
the land WAS laid out in building lots and
many Of them here been sold The q
mount raised up to this time, by subscriP-
lions and sales of lots exceeds $4,000
Nothing has yet been done towards the
work of the Academy building, but the
Trustees intend to commence SO soon as
the Zines become easier in the money and
produce markets We believe the estima
ted amonnt required for starting this In
ssitasiom 10, 900, which they viii not
PROBABLY aave MUCH crourie in raising, as
several wealthy gentlemen have PROMISES
to aid largely.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25

New STATE RoAD.-The act appoint.
ing commissioners to lay out State Road
leading from Dunleith to Boseobel by Pc
tosi will be noticed in our paper. We
nope the commissioners, Messrs. Dean,
Vance and Smead, viii do their part i'm
mediately, 50 as to allow the road over
ssers to apply part of the labor of tbs
spring upon that much needed road.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
IT aCKtTa
Candles,

Candles,
Soap,
Rasins,
&C., &c, &C., ;,
] most respectfully call the attention otl'
Grant County, to my stock OF goods, ihinl
viii lie to their adv antage to examine my
purchasing elsewhere. Remember i is 10
snow goods, il can't please there VIII 30 N y
30 cali anu see for yourselves. q. LEE Al
Pofosi, April 18th 1857. a
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25

CALLS u PEPPER.-These gentlemen
are receiving heavy stock of Spring
Merchandise. They are industrious, prompt
and accommodating men and merit pat
ronage adequate to their efforts to please.
CALnER's SAW MILL.-Mr Calder, pro-
pritor of the Pigeon Saw Mill, 3 miles south
of Lancaster, has taken Mr.. VIM BALL as
Ia partner, and they will probably do a
large business. They are driving men.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
EgayorWimer's lnaslgsaras--sVhife
MEN Always. Niggefs Never!

jail.
May0rWimaer's lssaglgsaras--sWhife
MEN Always, Niggers Never!
We publish below a short extract OF May
or WIMER's INAUGURAL. 1t will be re-
membered that he was elected this spring
mayor of St. Louis on the "-No Niger
platform--the Democratic and Know
Nothing parties each having candidate
in opposition under the black banner OF
"Niggers for all who want them-whfte
men aoho labor are no better than SldVes. :
Read the extract from our laboring white
mans friend, Winner
at is an universally admitted truth that
labor is the only creator of wealth and ma
terial prosperity. 1t is equally true that
skilled and intelligent labor of free white
men is more productive than the compelled
labor Of slaves.
Civilized society owes everything to la
Dor, upon which it is founded and upheld,
and for this reason all should unite in guard
ing the right of labor, and upholding Its
dignity, because in the same degree that
its rights and dignity are maintained, the
prosperity of all is enhanced.
There are those, however, so welded to
the pride Of dominion that they prefer to
see the interest Of free white labor degra-
ded by an injurious competition, which,
whilst it ministers to the pride Of indi1id-
uas, initiates against the prosperity Of the
State.
The resolutions recently introduced into
the Missouri Legislature were intended to
bind OH. State and city in all future time
TO system of labor unsuited to our condi-
ton, lowering BY its competition the labor
of freemen of our own race, and tending to
drive from lis the emigration from Europe
and the older States.
The people of St. Louis have by their
late action rebuked the authors of those
resolves. They have calmly and faaflessly
taken Their stand. They have decided in
favor of the many against tile few. This
declaration, ! AIN satisfied, will never be
reversed. There are none now who open
y assail it. 1t is believed that no man or
combination Of men can prevent it. becom-
ing the policy Of our people. 1T as best
for the State, that At should be peopled By
white men.
There's the doctrine; best to people
Missouri by sohite menU We add, ii as
best TO people Kansas by aohite aaen-
best to people al! North America with
sghste men; also, best to buy up the Mig
gers and send them to Africa or some
country by then1selyes-best to have no
slaVes-best to encourage free labor II
men must have niggers, let them go to
Africa and have them and amalgamate
with them and mix the breads all they can.
Under this great discovery of popular
sovereignty and several decisions of the
i. S. Federal Courts, and the new discov-
cry that the Constitution carries slavery
everywhere and protects it, slavery, word
not to be found in the Constitution, is ma
king a splurge among the democracy
such as the devil made among the hogs
cast out Of Mary Magdalene by the sa-
vior
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25

~ Joe PRINTING neatly :.
the Hsraid Gatsinipper, and on the j., Y
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
Farm to Let in Beet0N
IAVERN STAND

T wish 10 rent to Immediately my farm, W.
4 mile west of Beetown. Enquire oil ag 7
April Goth, 90. Aft "n,,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25

Henry L. Dodge, son Of Gen.
Henry Dodge of Wisconsin, was murdered
by the Navajo Indians in New Mexico
some time ago.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25

MILWAUKEE c4NTINEL.-Ne arc tians-
ferred from the daily to The a0eehty list Of
exchanges GU the Sentinel books. The
Ssns'aet IS reminded Of the difference be-
tween the prices + our weekliss-the. Ter,
aid being worth SO cents per anuum more
than the Seatinel--but, if The Sentinel vii.
give notice in Its columns that the Gran,
County Herald IS the best paper ia the
State well call the exchange even.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25

AuorIoN.--Deborah Cary adyertises /,
sell at auction all her movable property
on the 25rd Of May.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
vote on Cssief Justice.

The following are the reported MAORI
ties on Wilton and Cothren:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
SpStitl Slotitl,;'

- Mr.. Ii. NJ. GILlE,r :
scription accounts, and will receive !. aa
HERALD, and will also receive the =.
bers,--while passing around on otbs, y
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25

Ny Grocery department ia also complete
in part as follows:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25

GooDs AT PoTosI.- LEE ANDERSON
adyertises his new and large stock of goods
at Potosi, including groceries and farm
urnis hing articles.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-11-05

one of which bore the name of one of the
twelve Apostles; and the wine Of Judas,
despite the reprobation attached toits name,
is to this day more highly esteemed than all
the others. In other parts of the cellar are
to be found different wines of later years: -
Whenever bottle Of the Rosenweinis taken
out, it is replaced by the wine Of the twelve
Apostles-the latter by a younger wine, and
so on with the others so that; unlike the:
vessel Of the Danaides, the sacred cases are
never empty. .ss.g. ....g :,
Now for the price: One large case of the.
wine, containing 5 oxhoft of 204 bottles,
cost 500 rix dollars in 1924. Including the
expenses of keeping up the cellar and Of
the contributions, interest gof the amounts,
and interests upon interests, an oxhoft costs
at the present time 555, ,657, $40 rix dollars;
and consequently a bottleis worth 2, 723, ,Sl2,
rix dollars; glass, or the eighth part Of a,
bottle, is worth $40, ,476 rix dollars about
1861 ,904 francs, or s272,3S0 ;$or at the.
rate of $40 rix dollars, or 1862 francs, or
$272 per drop.) A burgomaster Of Bremen
is privileged to have one bottle whenever he
entertains distinguished guest who enjoys
a German or European reputation.
During the French occupation, some Of
the generals of the Empire. were allowed a
considerable quantity of this precious liquor.
Hence the Bremenese believe that their city
paid larger contribution to France than all
the other cities of Germany united.
Washington Union.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-11-05

WINE AT Two MILLIONS A BOTTLE.-
We had almost believed that the types had
annexed few struggling ciphers to the a.
bove figures, but on perusing the entire ar
ticle which we find in late number of the
Courier des Etats. Uuis, under the above
caption, we find it is ia fixed fact" that there
is such costly beverage in the world as
wine at 100000 bottle, and, what is
better, that there is more of the same sort
left" The said article discourseth some
what in this wise Among the rare luxuries
of rich Germany which graced the table of
the King of Wurtemburg on the occasion of
the meeting of his two imperial guests, one
might see figuring conspicuously the cele-
brated wine of Rosenwein, of which the free
city of Bremen is so justly proud. The
burgomasters alone of this city are privile-
ged to appropriate few bottles for private
use, or to present sovereign or reigning
prince. The history of this wine, which is
worth to-day 100000 francs-there is no
typographical mistake here-possesses all
the marvellousness of legend, and is brief
ly as follows: The cellar of Bremen is the
most ancient of all the cellars Of Germany.
1t is situated under the Hotel de Vile. One
of its apartments, called the rose, from a
bas-relief in bronze representing roses, and
serving the double purpose of an ornament
and guide, contains the famous wine of Ro-
senwein, deposited there nearly two centu-
ries and a half In 1924 there were placed
in this cellar six large cases of Rhenish
wine, called Johannisberger, Schloss Johan-
nisburg, the ancient abbey now belonging to
the family Of Metternich,) and the same
number Of cases named Hocheimer. The
adjoining part Of the cellar also store wines
Of the same description, now less costly, al
though not so old by few years. They
were contained in twelve large cases, each
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-11-05

A NEW SECRET ORDER. The Philadel 3
phia Democracy have been much excited forss
some time by the discovery that q secret 9Eaf
ganization exists among them, whosea0bec ctsa
is to control the conventions, nominationssc
and appointments Of the Delnocrssic partyag
It is known in street parlance . MOLLY Ms-s
guire,' as it is;said e bee composed d, ,Ihshss'
men, OF the immediate sons of .Irisbmsn;4a
who profess the Papal religion. Ills hound
by oaths, is strictly organized, with presiding
and subordinate officers, passwords, signs,
grips, degrees, etc. Such is the influence
Of this secret order, that candidates for of:
fee find it necessary to secure its favor il. !
order to make sure Of their nomination. - =
Some Of the Democrats are indignant, and
talk Of calling q convention Of true Demo
Gratis to crush out the ,"Molly Maguires, 3.
who are looked upon as q kind Of foreign
"know nothing" order. But if rumor tells
the truth, this order is not confined to Phil
adelphia. It is alleged to have originated
in Boston, and extended thence to New York
and all the principal cities Of the: Union. =; -