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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-13
IL" .NDTICE

ME have this day admitted int our arm HOS
W JAMRsJ LINDLsY, hate Of Aissoori, and -
continue the practice VI the Law under the VI
COOK, DILLON 4 LDNDl.EY.
In consequence " this all persons will cali Al once
and settle, old business must and shall be
closed
April I. 1857. d3m COOK DILLON
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-13
SPECIAL NOTICES,
To-, Fr1nt1nk.

Jol7 FT11at111G.
We vova call the attention 81 Merchants. Bust
n... men aud other. facilities for executing
With promptness and in superior manner. jon
PRINTING In all Its varieties. qualities and ooloss,
and solicit Q share Of their patronage. Having gone
10 considerable espense In Attius up our Iobbins
R.,ablishnent We are prepared u execute all kinds
Of Pain and Ornamental Work. such ~ Bali Tickets.
rsmm =, "a ris ievery description, Circulars
eli var,r,se. VI printing In Cod. Silver brons., OF
Coiors: Aiso, PAaIphlets, Lawyers Briefs, Checgs
sss % Iadine Promssory Notes, Way Bhls, Hand
bills. Ac., With nestness and reasonable terms.
<A< TUsCAN LODGE, NO. 81.
- vREE AAD ACCEPTED MAsONs
meet every Friday kveninx at the Nall. Regular
communication Friday, or before fun Moon
u. W. Mitchell. w. n.
osiAs kEpsER, sKc. noxsitf
S>axse DAVENPORT CRATER
W Royal ATef .iasons. STATED neet,b
GD ID Tuesday Of eac b morth meet in To-
eaniisl. II. ". hrrcHELL, H.P.
VIZ n. DAxHLL, Fac. no2Sitf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-13

psrtieular attention b invited 70 the fact thai ~
have many Of TIE eeoe styes and Qualities Of eooda
that cannot b obtained elsevhere and ve are nov
o0sring eur entire stock st Greatly Reduced Prios
BeeoAer, nelllster 4 wilkins.
Jan 70 l@dIv III LAKE Lsn4xr.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-13

imperfect article 70 g forth from their establish
ment, has gained for their Scales reputation thst
has been surpassed In the whole range Of useful
mechanism.
The Scales are unanimously scknoviedaed ~ the
STANDARD In all transactions By weight.
lawsuit which arose from discrepancy 81 weight
betw Of Fairbank's Scales in use BY the Hal
,,more b Ohio Railroad Company and one Of another
manufacture vas recently tried in the Court Of Dom
mon Pleas Baltimore; the coupled the Quart tvo
days: and Judge Marshall In delivering his decision
.tai the suit Of the evidences thst the accars-
ey Of FAIRBAGx's SCALES vas estabiished beyond
BURROWS PRBTTZNAN d DAIzKLL.
The veil known reputation OF these Scales has In.
duced the vendors Of imperfect and worthless baan-
ces to Offer them ~ Yatrbanks' Scales, and purchas
ere have thereby In many easss besn subjected TO
fraud and imposition. The nanufacSuren have No
controversy With honorable compsettors who trans
Get bosiness In their own names, bat regarding the
psrpstvstors Of the above fraud - pursuing ooure
alike unjast and dishonorable they take this meGAod
70 caution the pablic Of their il1positso0e.
me potenteeo manufaeture under thelr oya In
spsctton only q their Isct0ryh D. JoAnsbusy, ".
Fer sale To Devenpors ss.siy By
DUR10Wo, PRDTfYMAN 3 DAL3BLL,
T. HAIRDANKf co.,
jan2ltf b JoAnseuEy, ~. Nay n. 1854
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-13
together with s vsst ties Of Fruits. Ac. IN thai,

BALAlRD
Billiard Saloon, most eiasanty fitted up, contain-
Ing three tables. eotrance on Aaia street.
Aaylo00 JOHN ATkINe.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-13

CeAkFEYN.
larger assortment than all others In the city
bined.
SPLENDID MEDALLI MS,
vELvE1S AND Wilt Ms,
BEAUTIFUL TAPES1 ~,
ROYAL SIX THREADED BRUSSELS.
IMPERIAL THREE PLY,
Pine. superdne and Tapestry Ineratns Berl,ns Ven
etian, Hemp and Felt Carpets, Druegets, DC.
OIL Cloths.
OF he best Foreign and Domestic Manufactures, mon
ono yard % twsnty-f0ur feet vide.
.N~stdssgs.
Always on hand . Ia re stock Of Canton Msttings.
Also, superior Cocoa Aattinss, In all widths, suit
able TOR O0css, Saloons, &c.
Mats and Rugs,
Ingrsss varissy. from three shilling. to as.
CURT.aEyV' GOODS,
10 this department Ne shall devote increased alton
tioa. wehave now In store and ere daily reosiviae
RsoA E~broiS~sd: Cloth Osvtstms.
1tssdA Dveeasa0ss-in patterns and BY yard;
1oSstNnsns 6sttas-with brocateile borders.
Dssse!fss 6sta IDsLotass.
Hoslss@s Ds~sass-wtth trimninss 70 match:
Lace CbgrtUtA9.
which for Beauty Of Finish end Splendid in DesiRn.
cannst b sarpasssd-vasying from Is 70 el00 Der
pair.
WINDOW SHADES,
essuttful painted and rich Gold Shades. White. nua
Green aad Blue Hollands.
Housn A,vns.hsr, l. TY,l Ill.,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-13

House fnrniahing 4 Upholstery Goods.
Mattresses OF every kind Feather Reds and p,l,ov,
nlanksts, Qsilts. Cotton Sheseinee "a PlIov
Castingo.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-13
Att0rNsy at Ls,0.
B.aJV.KNG HOUSE
Land Agency,
DOOLAN & STUMP.
Main Street, DavenpOrt. Iowa.


DE ERS IN
Bank Notes, Drafts, Gold Silver and Ea,teYn II
change Collections made throushout the Union
Land WAR; ants bought sold, and locatrd. Real f.
tate bought and sold Commission; Money loaned OF
unincumherrd Real Estate security Lpans
Titles made, etc., &c.
-REFB1EMOE1.-
1essrs Cook Sargent, Davenport, love,
f" Ascklot 4 0orbin. do
Robert Lowry. Esq, Cashier, New York,
aessrs Harris Co., Philsdelphis,
Hon. VIM wright, Newark, NJ;
nessss eamr Harris Sons, Bankers, BaItmoss
Johns HOPKINS, Beg, President, do
1oosrt Abckls. Beg, Cashier, Do
ne.srs Ohuso srosher., Bankers, wssA,s ssou.,
Wn Hallett, Hsq, Mobile, Ala,
Ia Denoist Z Go. hanksss, 81 Loai
For Sale.
Two Lots on TIE BluR, corner Of Eighth ana sssin
strcets-Ane unobstFusted niver view
Several valuable building LOts On Harrison n.
4an stvoete north Of Sixth stroet be eAle very Low
Ten valuable bsahing Ines On second end fHira
streets, fes sale. credit ofavs ysan Givss a most
Of u purchase money.
Los In Gseeu's Addition; dwelling heuse O u
Twenty feet frUot On Nam street, By g eset u
opposite u Oaire House.
west = Lot .. sIoct %. IeClaire's nh sdditso
house With rooms and good stab,s.
Lots and In Aitchel's addition. and ho~se
b. ~ on lot (, for sale oAsap.
= acres q - 27,tp D. 70 q oil uhAsr cultivetiou
mile from the city, Tor sals cheap.
Of q = 4 &C ~ - n . west; one mile from
the cty Of Ausestihe, for sale.
A0n y sc 10 p 60 : : sast, On aerss for eel
~ s0eo Of Leadin West Davenposs, Tor sale ohesc
Lots from . % seruo, ans vteW Of river ana Tvne
Oties,
Also many valuable tracts Of Warming Ianda. n
provs4 ~ uutmpFevsd, foVn aIots, and Unimpgsve0
Lanb threaeAe1t he ssate, for SALE We invite the
oS tAess vshtng = purchase 10 our
Ja0od0 OO0I.Au 4 STUMP
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-14

AN IMPORTANT MEASURE FOR Pass
Gotta bill has passed the Legislature,
amending the charter Of the St. Croix and
Lake Superior Railroad Company so as to
make Prescott the southern terminus
This will insure. the building up of an i'm.
portant town at Prescott Mad. Journa,
The people Of Prescott: may thank the
untiring industry Of P. v. WISE, Esq, 70,
this stroke Of luck. We believe he had
nearly every man 10 the State pledged tc
work for Prescott. Whether the graft
tude of that City will ever acknowledge
and reward his services, is improbable
this virtue being among the blind ones Of
the age.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-14
FOR CHEF JUSTICE OF The SUPREME COURT
EDWARD ". WILTON.
j. T. Mills Report Upon the SdS-
rage Question.

We publish on our FIRST page the inter-
esting report Of our Assefhblyman, J. 7.
Mills, Esq, upon the Suffrage question
not because we agree with Mr.. MILLS in
his positions, but for the following reasons !;
it is learned and highly illuminated pa
pcr-wish such imaginary pictures as may
be seen just before the millennium; the
learned will read IL, the half learned and
quarter learned will read it.; good, bad and
merry men will read it, and the ladies
will surely read and admire it. Mr.. MILLS
is bold Kentuckian, an early adventurer
in mind and clime-perfectly unshackled
from prevailing notions; a learned man in
law, history, politics, and ethics; indiffer-
ent about popularity, caring not straw
*hat people say or think of him, nor
whether one man or a thousand believes as
he does. He is democrat in the broad.
est sense, holding that all who are govern
ed should help govern. 1t is not in hinl
TO bow nor avoid an ugly question----for he
stands up like a true lord, on his own n,er-
its, senses, views of justice and innate
guide to right. We admire such men
though sometimes magazines they arc
never traitors; sometimes in error, their
errors never made slave, nor a tyrant-
never a deu1agogue nor coward, man.
moth nor pigmy in soul. May heaven
send more men who, like MlLLs, won't lag
a century behind the times in order to be
conservatives and popular noodles.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-14
THr MrNNrsorx LAND GaArr PASSED.

The MINNESOTA LAND GaANr PASSED.
by reference to our dispatches from
Washington, it will be seen that the bill
making grant Of lands for the construction
Of railroads in Minnesota has passed both
Houses, and will doubtless receive the sig
nature Of Mr.. Pierce. The bill, it will be
remembered, embraces grants for the fol-
lowing roads.
l. From Saltwater, by the way Of St.
Paul and St. Anthony, to a point between
the foot of Big Stone Lake and the mouth
Of Sioux Wood River.
Q. From the same points by the way
Grow Wing and St. Cloud to the naviga
bic waters OF the Red River Of the North
at such point as the Legislature OF the Ter
ritory may determine.
8. From st. Paul and St. Anthony, via
Minneapolis, to the southern boundary Of
the Territory in the direction Of the mouth
Of the Big Sioux River.
4. From the same points as the above
to the north line Of the State of Iowa, not
cast Of Mitchell County, in the State
This grant is for continuation Of the Ce-
dar River Branch of the Chicago, Iowa
and Nebraska Railroad, whose eastern ter
minus is at the city of Clinton on the Miss
issippi.
S. From Winona, via St. Peter, to a
point on the Big Sioux River south of the
45th parallel of north latitude.
6. From La Crescent up the valley OF
Root River to point Of junction with the
last mentioned roads, east Of range seven
teen.-IDem. Press.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-14

just now, the foremost village in Grant
County for enterprise and thrift is Tafton,
located few miles north of Beetown and
about Ia miles west of Lancaster. The
situation is of singular beauty, possessing
excellent water privileges, is healthy, well
supplied with roads, substantial material
for building, timber, DC. Lots are selling
rapidly and at fair rates for spring improve
ments. The splendid FIGURING Mill, built
and owned by Mr.. TAFT, who is also pro-
prictor of the unsold lots, cost in the
nighborhood Of $4,000, and ia the nu-
cleus around which the thriving village is
being built. Indeed, all the materials and
supporting articles Of village population
are right on the ground at Tafton. The
population consists mainly of families who,
having moral and educational qualities, yet
of decided village inclinations, would not
venture into most Of our village towns
where immoral influences prevail as pesti-
iilenccs. Consequently, the very frs.
among the enterprises was TO provide
high school, which is now in creditable oper-
alton; also, church and common school ac-
comodations.
The country for many miles around
Tafton, is mostly prairie and under cult
walton; the proportion Of wealth among
farmers is greater than average, and
also, of intelligence and industry. Thus,
all the substantial external support neces-
saTy to quite a large town surrounds Taf-
ton, and we are therefore sure that it will
soon be one of the most important places
III Grant County.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-14

INDIAN TRUST LANDS IN KANsAs.-TKe
President of the United States has issued
a proclamation for the sale of the trus,
lands Of the Iowa, Wca and Delaware
tribes Of Indians, in the months Of MAY
and June next. There are about $4,000
acres of the first, 214,OO0 acres Of the
second. and $4,000 acres of third named
tribe, to be offered for sale. The lands
have all been classified and appraised, and
will be offered for sale and sold to the
highest bidder for cash only, provided that
no tract will be sold for less than the ap
praised value. These lands are appraised
IN quarter sections, and are represented as
being very choice and desirable.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-14
We learn that wheat !.

WHEAT.--We learn that wheat is now
in demand at Potosi at Is cts. per bushel,
and the same at Cassvllle. The latter
place ought to be the very best wheat
market in the county for river shipment
northward. We are not advised whether
wheat is wanted in other markets in this
region. If buyers will give notice what
thee are paying for; wheat or any othe,
prodnce we will give notice,cheerfulIy. !
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-14

FREE STATE CoNvENTIoa.--Ths Free
State man Of Kansas hold Convention
on the 10th Of the present month. It's
object is to consult together in regard to
the proper course which they shall pur-
sue, in order that the bona tide settlers of
that territory may have some voice in its
legislation. At present, at least three
fourths of the real settlers are excluded
from any voice or participation in its gov
eminent.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-14

ANOTHER CAsDIDArE.-rhe proceed
ings of a meeting at Hazel Green, recon-
mending Mr.. H. NJ. GILLorr Of that town
as candidate for County Judge, appears
in our paper. Mr.. GILLoTr is an old resi-
dent Of the county, of steady habits and
q very good man We believe. We have
had long acquaintance with him and a.
ways found him true and Trustworthy.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-14
President Rucl&nan's snaugural
New Cabinet.

Last week We published u synopsis of
tie Presidents Inaugural. The entire
message has not yet made its appearance
among our exchanges. II promises JUS,
about as well as Frank Pierce's first, and
in the course of bis Presidency he violat-
ed every promise in his well received In
augural. Politicians are VIGOROUSLY
uncertain race, and we therefore must trust
70 MIR. Bcchanan's deeds-not to his prom
ises. As usual, his message is Slavery
lecture, yet for the first tiino in twenty
years, the country, he says, is at peace up
on the subject, and at the same time says
the agitation has almost entirely ceased
which is untrue, as the internal nigoer
question is urpernlost right under his nose
at Washington and within his jurisdiction
in the Kansas Legislature; also, in Mis-
souri, and every slave State. The nigger
is also uppernost in his Cabinet, as viii be
S~SH A'Oiii tttC fOliONlilg
CABINET OFFICERS.
Secretary Of .Stcte-Lewis Cass, of
Michigan.
Secretary Of tie 7'reaswy-HowelI
Cobb, OF Georgia.
Secretary Of War-John B. Floyd of
Virginia.
Secretary Of the Nauy-Isaac Toucey,
OF Connecticut.
Secretary Of the Interior-Jacob Thomp
son of Mississippi.
Attorney General--Judge Black of
Pennsylvania.
Post Master General-A. V. Brown of
Tennessee.
In relation to Kansas the President SAYS
it shall be admitted with either freedom,
or slavery as tao Constitution adopted by
the people directs, but he nsglects to refer
to the tsoo-thirds Of tie people who are
DISTINGUISHED from voting by the bogus
laws of Kansas ali free State men.
What the President says Of the natur-
alizatioa laws is all for Buncombc, as there
is no: . shade of probability that any
party of over huHdrcth part of the peo-
pie favor any alteration Or will ever do so,
except in the South.
All he says relating to the public lands
is right, and all of us in the west. except
the Baratow gang Of land sharks, will help
him 10 crush the brood Of land specua-
tors and jobbers. tiuyrah for Buchanans
plan 10 secure homes for our children
God help him to resist the land jobbers :,
LETTER FROM PREscorr, PIERCE Co.,
WIscoNsM.-We extract the following
from letter from P. V. Wise, Esq, for
merly of this County,which may be impor-
tant TO many OF our readers:
Times are good here. The weather is
very pleasant-The snow is going fast, and
if there is a continuation Of the same for
a week, the Mississippi viii be open for
Steam Boats between St. Paul and Lake
Pcpin.
Money is more easy-Provisions reason
able-Plenty of goods on hand to last un-
til the opening OF navigation from below.
It IS about settled to be a f.red fact. that
the Land Grant Railroad is to ter.nin its
north western course at Prescott, in con-
neo:ion with the Psilroad from Hastings
to the Great Soatis Bend of the St. Peters
or Minnesota River, for which a charter
has been granted by the Legislature Of
Minnesota territory.
BIZ means of these two roads, Prescott
is destined to be the larges. city in the en-
tire north west. Property will be selling
of very rapidly here this spring and sum
mer,
@ Horace Greeley's only son is dead.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-14

UNPAID TAX LIsr.-We publish this
week a list of over FIVE columns of lands
npon which the taxes have not been paid.
The list will remain in our paper four
weeks, and Immediately afterwards the
lands will be sold for the taxes, with in
creased costs added. There is no wav to
avoid taxes, except By forfeiture Of the
lands.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-14

Down ON THE PRINTERs.-Printers
throughout the length and breadth of the
State, are down upon Senator BARBER for
his action in killing the bill to raise to q
level of other fees, the price Of legal prin-
ting. We do not understand how.he came
to hare such q powerful influence as to de
feat the bill and thus merit the whole
abuse. The incurab'e feeling between
Mr.. Barber and ourselves prevents our al
luding TO him in any manner, except ths
favorable; were we a friend Of his, wee
doubtless denounce his action Of oppression
in this case, but to strike at one, whom We
wouldn't listen to in explanation, is moi in
us to do. We hope this will be full OK
PLANTATION to such journals as allude to u
in this matter, a specimen Of which We
give from the Mineral Point Democrat:
at was a just proposition and would
have made the legal rates about what we
now charge, and get for just such advertis-
ing. Senator Barber ought to be remcm-
bered and rewarded. If Cover could on v
be prevailed upon to give Barber chance
in the Herald, and make him collect tho
fees for legal advertising, rated by the pres
ent lawv'
Also, another going the rounds Of the
papers and not credited anywhere.
"Thus has a just measure been defeated
by a small souled, penurious Senator from
Grant, whose whole reputation Is based up
on his caviling and pruning exploits in the
Grant Co. Board. How is it that Cover
alludes not to Barber while dealing in JUS.
tice among his political friends and foess'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-14
Guardian Notice.----Carrington

State of Wisconsin, County of Grant, ss-County Cou,
March 9th, ls57.-Prcsent Stephen o. Paine, Judge
In the matter of the Guardianship of Julia Carrnrtor
and Frances Carrington minor heirs Of Arthur a
Darlington, deceased,
ON reading and fling the petition of Harrison Raj,
~ the general guardian of said minors prayinr for II
cense to sell certain of their real estate particularly
mentioned. ~
It ordered that the matter Of said Petition be heard
before the Judge Of this Court at the Court House in
Lancaster on the first Monday Of May A. d. 1857 at
one O'clock NJ and that notice thereof be given to
all persons interested BY publishing this order for four
weeks previous to said day OF hearing in the
"Grant County Herald" weekly newspaper published
1t Lancaster in aid County Of Grant
Dated March 9Th 1857. Nd.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-14

WHAT ONE Coop Horse is WoRrH-
Porter's Spirit Of the Times SAYS that
Vermont Black Hawk earned his owner
without leaving his stable, sum Of s27-
500; and gave courage, grace, beauty.
speed and fire 70 some ten or twelve hun
dEed colts
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-14

AUCTION SALE OF PRoPERrY.-Mr. M.
w. Vanausdall advertises all mis- stock,
farm implements and tools for sale at hi
farm in Patch Grove on the 2sth March.
lie also advertises his large and beauti
full farm for sale, one of the finest farms in
the country.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-14

Gov. Geary has approved of the act Of
the Kansas Legislature, declaring resis-
lance to the bogus laws to be rebellion.
and punishable with death. Every thing
has been as nicely fixed as possible, for
the making of Kansas slave State.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-14

& FARM FOR SALE IN MARIos.-I6o acres
LOT good land, with house and small i'm
provaments, are offered for sale 10 the
town of Marion, by John Anderson, at a
good bargain. -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-14

LOCAL ELEcrross.-The Chicago, Ga
lena and Madison local elections indicate
increased Republican strength over last
fall elections. The New York Town cleo
tons also indicate Republican:gain over
last fall. The Republicans Of Cincinnati
a city which went democratic by 1000 ma
jority, are now confident Of having a Re
publican majority. This is unusual in all
past times, after presidential heat-the
elections for months afterwards always IN
fayorably for the new admins
tratioc.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-14
Hazel Green Acadcmy-ScnOOs
1setrfcf and school,.

Hazel Green Academy-ScnOUs
: District and school,.
Hazel Green Academy. commenced one
year ago, and occupying Crawford's Hail.
now numbers about 90 pupils. The prid-
cipal, MIR. LAuaHaAs, aided by assistants
has now under his charge about 80 pupils.
The Institution is in good credit, and Ha-
eel Green being one Of the most delight
full and healthful places in the west, it is
pretty we'll represented by children from
all parts Of the country.
School District No. | in Hazel Green, OF
which the village is the center, contains
nine square miles Of territory,and School
House, no. quite completed, valued at
near $4,000. The building is Of brick, 40
by As feet, two stories-the upper and
lower each divided by a hall and stairway
into two apartments, making four large
rooms. II is superb building, the finest
School House in the west part Of the
State. Village antagonisms are generally
great hinderance to educational enter
prises. but in Hazel Green there seems to
be none of this foul spirit; the district,
though large, has never been sub-divided
as an experiment.. The leading tax
PAYERS Of Hazel Green are foremost in out
lay and en- erprise for sche OILS; and as us
ual, those having the least taxable proper
ty vet most in need of educational conven-
fences for their children, are the ones who
most opposed the building Of sach an ex-
trdvoqant School House.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-14
PRAIRIE DU CHEN MARE,

.es,
FLoUR-Extra, S,ooa$5 ? Dbl. DoulA i
3upeginc, S4as, so.
WHEAT--60a65 offered.
CORN-45a50,
OATS--35a40.
PORK-fresh, 6,50aS,50.
PR0y1SIoNS-Hams, canv. l2a,e%; g.,
l2a; Lard, 1oa121z; Potatoes, 75al;Oo; Bill,
Cheese, l2al5; Eggs; i5aso; Chickens a4s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-14

1We notice. says the New York
Post, of the 1st inst, large sales Of the
seven per cent bonds Of the iNslwauke end
Mississippi Railroad Company, due ID
1859, at 70 7O1 per cent.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-14
GALENA MARKET

GALENA MARKET,
FLOUR-superano, si,75; s1.ra, e.
$4,0oa4.50. =
wHEAT--Winter. 7oa7S; spring, ess,a
OATS-3Tasoc.
CCRN-=5Uc.
PORK-=s7, coa9.o mess, s2la22.
PROyISI0Ns-Potatoss. e5s7o; Butte,
1Sa22; Lard, l2al3; Cheese, llals. "
TALLDW--10a11.
WoOI.-From rs to 33c; deduct X f,,,,
MINERAI4.-S35 y thousand.
WOOD-$5a$5 y cord.