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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-07
Nor, yumo,s o, eyre Insusssstion.

LOUISVILLE. Jan. 5 The Memphis Ap'
peal OF tuesday. says: Considerable \
ci,emsnt exists in 81. Francs, caused by
rmors thar the slsves would riss sbou,
Christmas. Several negroes were whiPP'
Until they confessed the plot. A slmi.al
story was in circulation at Napelsonviils
Louisiana.
A committee appointed by the Mayor o.
Nashville aud The Judge Of Davidson ceun
", 10 examine the charges OF insurreciier
against certain negroes, report thsE 'hrre
is NJ evidence, aud rscVmmend their eis'
charge.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-07

EhscesAL CoHvoc convocation
u 's'Umsn Of the Diocese Of Iows will
s'gin i,s session In this city this morning.
Divine service Uil be held this A NJ. a,
IN O'clock, In Trinity Church. and in s..
iais'' Church this evening at : o'clock
snd the same arrangement ia made for to.
morrow.
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ppmsui,m In ,hs I,lIuoi. reeisioture

Springfield, jaa o:-I'he B der 4 mans
took possession Of the H,use-ofganxsd
and under resolution forcioiy put out M.'
Br dyes, the Cirrk Of The last House, while
proceeding TO call the roll.
Tine roii 10 now beng called oy me
u.urpers. The scene WIS most disgrace
Much excitement exists,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-07

!sl.--Tor several days wagons, bearing
sass' Of some fifteen or eighteen inches oi
pure solid ice. have been passing our Oh .,
bound for the Ice houses with which sur
s'y 10 80 sbundan,ly supplied. NtIt cum.
ntI' We opins, our citizens will have little
ls'a'o complain of either quality or guam.
Wy Of the Ice they receive.
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The Ioss b. the destruction fths N 'dI'
cal department 81 The University Of Louis
yils, including The library, laboratory and
museum, is estimated ct 100000, Iasu.
red Tor $50, 900.
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Celgtsss.
Washington Jan. 8:

w eeDlDGtou Jan. %
On motion of Mr. Case reso 'uion was
adopted calling on the secretary OF war Tor
further iniormalien Ia regard 10 the st
Clair Flats, and asking whe! amour. IL any
Of sddi appropris ,ion will be required
for the said work.
Mr.. Butler, from COMMITTEES on Judiciary
10 which were referred the credentials OF
Senator Harlan. from Iowa, and the protect
ofihs Senate Of the Iowa Legislature rela-
live 10 the subject, reported that the Com.
mittee, after care fu! consideration, were n.
able TO agree unanimously; and under IN
slrucions from the msjority, be submitted
repor, that Harlan had not been duly siec-
ted to the Senate, accompanied by afeso-
luton declaring the seat vacant.
Mr.. Too nb. gave notice that he should
submit minority report.
Mr Harlan wisned the subject disposed
Of al the earliest practicable period. ana
suggeaed to morrow.
Mr.. Stuart remarked that II might be
question and be taken up ntsny time, with
out making il the special order.
The House bill for the settlement OF tho
accounts IF the officers Of the Revolution,
their widows and orphans, was considered
NJ. Seward made q long speech In favor
Of the measure, drawing largely from the
writings of Washington to strengthen ms
postlo
Mr.. Pugh opposed the bill, regarding i!
az the catering wedge OF agfeas system OF
corruption.
Mr. Sturt made correction Of his former
remarks 10 the effect that if the bill passed
President Pierce will receive S5,2ss ard
not 81 500 for the revolutionary services 81
his father.
Dir. Seward remarked that Gea. Pierce
was not the only surviving child. and the
share which would fall to him would not
exceed one half the sum now mentioned
by the Senator from Michigan.
Housr. inefFectual motion 10 ems
Bile Committees ~ make reports fer rat
ference only.
Mr. QuItmsn vainiy strove to report a
bill increasing the pay OF office" OF the
army,
The House BY a vote OF 10 10 100 reius.
ed 10 suspend ;hs rules as moved Tor ~
Dir. W4lbrltae TO enable him to introduce
u resolution making the subject OF the fa-
ci6c Railroad the special order Tor the Ian
January
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NCIlg COMPANY now numbers seven
yf,s msu bers. Al, meeting held on Mon
l,y evening last the following named gen.
ler.n we,s shossn officers for The ensuing
ysG,--Pfesdsnt r. n L,tler; Treasurer,
A. . Aston, Secretary. J. $, sisS maker.
Sanding Committee, s. y. Kuisely, J, A.
lsclslrs, n Dslseii, Jr., I Cummins and
rs Slsymsker. Fireman Pilot Division,
James Morrow; Assistant, c. Bucshslter,
Foreman Rover Division, VIM. Hall; Asst.
slant. A. Kennedy. Foreman Witch Div
ton, Daniel Moore: Assistant, 4, MeHsy
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a
EUesetsaG DFess 6Oesfs.
WHITE BffOcaDE SILKS;
w Light stripe and Plaid eaks
White, PINK and blns Crosse dc Fsistz
ppA, blue and vhts sllk Tulls;
roinrcd Be feges and TaristOnx
rink. blas Ard but Msrinos;
Ehsbroide,sAs q. svery Description.
silk Bsrthas and Lac Caps;
vaianeisnnss and Maltese Lace Sssss.
white and light e9lorsd Kid Gloves.
Anda greet variety Of ssery ssys e nysniGH Dssa
0o0ds can be foand 1t WADSWOkTHs,
dsss-11 sseo1d =. eptosIss LsClAiIe holss.
:sIIAWLS, SHAWLIS.
BlsDCIlA
Long & Square 6haWls.
vxrE Az prspa.sd u osr 4 tie stoys Iins Of sasa<
w sons s1t.e ahs fshriea u extssmaly low fSss
O1s Ios ef shawis Lave hicb aesAsd bargain.
being saEsr!ot shawl q TIC log psies q
Eight Declare,
aid rnu0h bettsf article than many ssrchA0A can
purchase Tor the same r1ousy. Or assoetnsnt q sna
Shawls y snsurrasssd 10 Ssatty rehssa q eols and
beautiful designs Wills ~ psto~ sss WI @w. We
FINEST AND RICH EST sHAWLs
esee brought to this uartss, ssd Ga socosnsdsss Ef
FIFTY DOLLAR SHAWL,
waterloo nd Sooslh Riaid. Ioss saa sqaAv btsvls.
"'S'v' . '''f ;S ~ 4 4: raloEs.
All 10 want ss sha~i WI DO wsn e sa !. .s'
oosl3 Sseooi Ct, opposite LsC1aire Moase.
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BANK NOTICE.

Or HHDS. Cuba sugar,
~ % bbls. Portland A. Sugar,
+ ~ bbls Crushed. fowdava ed ClertAsd oa6sS,
10 Gcks Rio Ccase,
b5is Eiaid,
{ ton Sods ..sh,
tee Rioe,
half ehasts z. n, Imperial NOD blsok Teas,
81 boxes Layer and ". b. aaiaass
cases sAgo,
% boxes Domlsy's Mustard.
20 Psppss H. pos,
% Cs.sia, Pepper and StEesss.
~ Isncy Toilet Sosp.
20 Tomato ks,ehrp,
10 Yeast Powder aud Cakss,
10 yasips and Tapioea;
Csrdsmon seed split psss, Cloves, oPrapts
0at Msal, Ps.rl Barley, Fig rssss, NDsS1s,
Olive Oil, Gilte u, Aalnuts,
BraGii euss MsccsronL ysrusoGla-
l"o0 Iocua Nuts,
bills Pea MUTE,
seases ctfon,
do Sutmes1
- boxes Virginia and Nc. TobseAa,
sOsscss9 sut Turks 1siahd ssk,
bcp 5bis Syracuse salt, For sale By
ncvss BURROWS. PREfTYMAN 4 DALaRil.
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LNIlyooL WAxs.-We direct attention
70 The advertisement u Mr.. John Builey III
sa'says Gazette. He certainly offer: fne Ii.
clements to sbose wishing sny;hiSy in his
Inc Of business.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-07
6eaideuco 70 Eent

Residence TO Eent
A VERY dssirsti 10 ng with six rooms, ~ 90
<Avood heuse, vel Of water and large essssfa Ia
eonplste, ss,asssd In Esds' Row. Tsoss senaus
Will Be- s1peetsd 70 H1y Tie ssIniiais SSS iH ".
AoAss, wklsh Is Dsw aud only such - Family Eoail
fsauirs HOSsesstpp s.yso La q sdulaiy, Apply 10
3esP If r. z. EAps
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DasAjnl.

B a ~ X e is S.
.noh & SARGENT, Daysn1orl, Iowa
LOOK. SARGENT ~ DOWNRYs lawn Cttg, toVa
G00k, SARGENT PARKER, Noek 1do&1a -
tsooH, ssRGEST COOK, Fi. Des we1Dee, IepG
Wankcrs 4 Dealers in ExsAaaoo.
Notessrd Bsls soits<fsa sAI evssSs6s eeot3slss
saS1set Of tAs UsissS SseeAs.
Bills Of xxehAngs On all ~ psiaeapal ctsas
81 the vnited States - Duss9e.
Bought e1A oelA.
il. fssisae, rshittsd to Europe 10 sssAs D4sis eus
aah be cached Ia any town ID kaS1as1 iceland - -
ws!ss, 10 suns 81 HHwsrA6.
.sAefeS tees
Z. ". CLARK, st. Lorts, Ne.
d. ". ARK, D0D0k & CO., aes vof&s
!" I. s ILAsk e 90. a., k rsn.esi ~,
eE9kGR SMITH q Co., ChtiaGo.
ITCH q LANGDoNs Ctaeians4s QAiz-
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1UCKWNIAT FLOUR.
A CHOICE quality, Wholesale and retsh, for sale
"a by 4. LEVIN, corasf Secood and assrisen ~ !.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-11
Estate of Hale-Notice.

In the matter of the Estate of Joseph Hale, deceased
Grant County Court March Term 1857 Present, Ste
phen o. Paine, Judge.
nN this day came Joseph Brandon, the Administrator
~ of said estate, and his notion it is ordered That
all claims and demands against said deceased be heard
proven before the Judge of this Court we'll all
claims in offset thereto And it is further ordered that
six months from the date hereof be limited and allowed
claims & that the first Mondays of May August Sep
tember AID 1857 thoCourt-Hous inIancaser in said
county and are hereby appointed as the times place
when and where proof win be heard Of all such claims
and offsets And it is further ordered that this order be
published in Grant County Herald for four successive
weeks, commencing within sixty days from the date
hereof.-Dated March 9th, 1857
4t40 STEPHEN o. PAINE, County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-11
Estate Of Boyd-Notice.

State of Wisconsin, County of Grant, sstouty
March 18th, 1857.
In the matter of the Estate of Robert Boyd deceased
nN this day the Administrative of said estate BY
ordered That proof of all claims and demands against
said deceased and of all demands in offset thereto be
heard and made before the Judge of this Court:
of Nav and the first Mondays of August
and September, A. D. 1857, at the Court-Hous
in said County be and are hereby set ana
appointed as the times and place when an where proofs
of all such claims will be heard by said Judge AND 1t
is further ordered, That six months from the date hereof
be limited and allowed for all persons having claims a.
that notice thereof given TO all persons concerned by
publishing this order for four successive weeks IN the
Grant County Herald, weekly newspaper published in
said county, commencing within 80 days from the date
hereof.-Dated March 18th, 1857.
STEPHEN O. PAINE County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-11
gniNq COUNTY HERALD
Hrouages ia Nebraska.
Ohema, Nebraska Territory /
Feb. "a, 1857.

req. q, 1891
We are under tie government
ola vigilance committee; not for
the general purpose Of reform il
administration, but for the yindi-
cation Of squatter sovereignty
Claims have been Jumped" con
trary TO "tlle code,'' and several
jumpers have already been
tried and forced toWithdraw thoT
filing" Our streets are filled
with citizens armed with riles
and r.uskots. Cur best men are
heart and soul in tho movement.
This is TO protect tho three bua-
dred and twenty acre claiins.-
1t vii. succeed. [ was YESTERDAY
witness TO tho destruction Of a
jumpers cabin. The ARMY is
again under arms to-day. No
EXAMPLES have yet been made;
but should any offer resistance /
shall not be surprised at any.
thing in tllo way Of punishment
The surrounding towns have
sent delegations 10 Il mass meet.
ing, and of6r assistance and sup
port. Law reigns supreme. 1t
is the law Of protection 10 rights
acquired by first settlement, well
understood by our venerable
Secretary Of State, and which is
founded on the necessity Of a
forming society and civilization.
On every other subject we arc
quiet and poacable. Yours tru-
". OCciDENT.
-TCor. ofti.o 4. I. Eve. Post.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-11
G.. la M s ON,

of Beetown, WIS
WAS TAKEN A FRESH START with Fresh
L Of Goods, in the Store formerly occupied ;
Barr, one door below the old place and is sew
Prices Satisfactory TO all his numerous patrons.
sell entirely to good paying customers, and at Cs
ces,-not having to make up for bad debts BY cHA
high prices to honest men.
WE KEEP ~,
Farm TOols-Hav Scythes, Forks, Cradles CsN
Hay Rakes, Shovels and Hoes, Galena Plows, &c
House FUrniture-Cook and ParlorStove 1, 4T 7.
Chairs, Bedsteads, Stands, Baby Cribs and Iaos "
Lounges Tiny Ware, Crockery- Ware, Hard h"fs''
a general assortment of
Dry-Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes booha ~; ~
red in any community and shall be happy 10 ss
the demands of all who favor with their pasLVI
We call particular attention to our large sloJs ,
tools. Grain Cradles Wholesale aud Retaii-I,IIifs
Beetown, July Z, 1856. 51$ly U. hA'.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-11
General Merchandise.

4 Oil \ VANCE VIII continue the General ny
i L tile business at the cid stand of Holl Vance
at Potosi, where will be found every thing usually
for in this market, in the line of Dry Coos, fOo
Hard, Crockery, Glass and Queens Ware, Ready
Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Yankee Notions, !
Goods, &C., &c. Articles of luxury and utility VI
found always HAND, all at prices low as can y
loft H0LL & VAN
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-11
nnoae rssand ELECTION.
TIE Republicans ,S,eeep tie State.
I'HovInEACE, Anril 2.


The following is the whole
vote at the state election yostor-
day: z. Dyer, tho Republican
candidate, $500, Potter, demo
Graf, 1900. There were three
candidats for Lieut.. Governor
and no choice. Turner, lsopub.
licap, will be elected to the as
sembIy. The Senate stands, Re.
puhIicans G, Democrats 5, no
choice 2. DurIco's majority for
Congress is near $500; Fray
toms 500.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-11

ENGLISH PHYSICIAN

AT NEW CAEEFVRNEA.
THE subscriber begs leave acquaint the sick and a
i fcted of Grant County and the public at large,
that he has located in the village of New California for
the practice Of his profession in the of diseases
mon to ali hesh--human and beast
Having obtained his method of practice from the Vet
Urinary College of London and from eminent physicians
in England ALSO from long experience aud research
he Feels prepared to offer his services in the belief that
he will be well rewarded The various diseases common
among and children with their symptoms and de-
fully. ~
Worms in Children cancers, scurvys evil inflammation
lung diseases, piles, &c, he will cure, If curable
Among the diseases of horses spavins .inr-hones
thurapens curebs gulers spnts feves iness of sight
and other diseases incident horses also castraton
colts OF every age upon the most improved pan also
the pole-evil win be cured. ,
full satisfaction will be rendered in all cases.
JOSEPH A. WILSON physician
New California, May Esd, 1856 4s-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-11

Theodore Parker likens Mr. Bcuhan-
ans position TO a man who climbed tree
10 rob an eagles nest. Just as he came
within a few feet of his prey, and felt sure
OF bis game, the cd eagle came soaring
on his mighty pinions, and with ''terror 81
his beak, anu lightning of his eve, he scar
ed the marauder 10 the heat. He began.
10 let himself down, but 10 a new dan7er
At The foot of the lice sat a monsteons
BEAR ready to ca: him up the moment he
should leave the tree. THIS hangs ,oar
Mr. Buchanan on the Presidential tree
If be goes MP, the northern eagle comes on
him with q terrible dash; if he goes down
the southern bear is ready 10 tear him il
pieces.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-11
Home Again !!
FRESH ARRIV Ali!
AT TAFTON.
NEW GOODS ALLOW PRICES

FIHE subscribers happy to announce to the citi-
Il Gems of Tafton and vicinity. that they now in
receipt of
Large aud rel selected Stock Of Goods
Consisting OF DryGToods, Groceries, Hardware iron
and Nails, Queenswafe Tin Ware Hats caps Boots 4
Shoes Clothing, Tubs Buckets Drugs Medicines, Oils
Paints, and thousand and Q00l) things too nu-
merous to mention.
Being thankful for past favors we Aa.ter ourselves
that we can offer to the Public well selected Stock Of
Goods at prices that must be satisfactory Our motto
Quick sales and small predts for Psags Pm, -
Come come all. and examine Tor yourselves Pro
duce taken in exchange for Goods
J. l. BEsHAx, RENHAM & OSBORN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-11
NEW STORE AT
gSFEAG AMT, WAEyEV

FE1FE subscriber offers a new stock of Goods fr Z
Il 1T Pleasant Valley, in the Room formerly Oc14;
by Himer & Visscher
He will sell cheaper for ready pay than can bhi
those who credit.
general invitation is given to all the country, h
81, Lancaster, Waterloo, Harrison, Fennimore and \
town-all that want cheap goods, Ready Made Cl0tl
Fancy Goods, Dress Wares &c., that goods can @'
June 18th, 1856. I-tf. s. BLOC
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-11

GP 1t is said thar there is q
negro woman in Virginia, who
has no ears, who can hear dis.
timely by opening her mouth.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-11
NEW GOODS

p A T OH G r O v -
rs,HE undersigned are now receiving Their ,ssiSg
| stalment OF Fail 4 Winter Good; co nnoSs Re
large and we'll selected assortment OF lry-oo0
Made Clothing, sIats & CAPS, Il goS
splendid assortment Of tee latest style
Boots s. Shoes, Cookery, Groceries. and Wg pov
Hartlgs are-Aiso good assortmentof PariorT,Dre
ing Stoves, Stove Trimmings Pipe I'M ';c, tts
putty & Glass, Saif-Fisl, Eails. &c., &c, morabs
ferto The sit,zens of Grant County, on as li.yo.a
AZ san he bougl,t in the County. far O.
All kinds Of Produce received IN exenannSSvvN
Patch Grove, Oct. 18th. 1856.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-11

re- The grand jary have found q true
bill of indictment against Col. Lee. for
murder in the first degree, for killing Mr..
Hume at Washington Col. Lee is now
in Jail.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-11
Use pOETRY or pHYsTC.

will be starved out.
Cleanse the system from Impurities and you cured
already.
Take this best of all Purgative and scroula Indiges
ton, Weakness, Headache, Backacbe, Sideache Jaund
ice, Rheumatism Heterogeneous of the Liver, Kidneys
and Bowels, all arrangements and all diseases which
purgatye remedy reach, fly before them like dark
ness before the sun.
Reader il YOU suffering from any OF the
complaints they cure-suffer more-the remedy has
been provided for you and it is criminal to neglect it,
That Ayers Cherry Pectordt is the best medicine for
Cough is known to the whole world and that 4gers
Pills the best of all pills. is known to those who have
used them.
Prepared by DR.. J. c. AVER, Lowell Mass,-And sold
ID Lancaster by D. J. Parker; Beetown D. Stewart
York: huscoda j. B. Moore & Co.; Cassville Ratfauf
Geiger; Millve, J, W DeIap Co.; Patch Grove T. G
UTy; Tafton. Benham & Osborne Highland, d. 1im-
mons; Potosi William Miner;-H. Newhall, Wholesale
agent, Gaena. II
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New Goods at Potosi.
Cszf WYE COM
Take Notice Dealers al Lancaster

Take Notice Dealers al Lancaster.
TE7IE undersigned, having one of the Largest and
1 best Stocks of MERCHANDISE ever brought to
the country invites general call of the public, and
generous share of patronage.
orr S1ock Embraces
full and perfect assortment of all in the line of Dry
Goods Groceries, Hardware Boots and Shoes Hats and
Caps Clothing; ALSO Furniture and Fnishngs for hou-
SEES and endless quantity of marketable articles for
every kind of use.
Salt, Sugar, Nozasses,
Rice and other heavy Groceries of every kind and at
prices as low az can be had in the country.
Produce.
We want kinds produce wheat OATS beans, bar
ley, &C., in payment at cash prices.
N. B. The highest price will be paid for Hides.
10 GEO. W. RYLAND & Co.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-11
MERCHANDISE.
Great Excitement
RTADY- PAY SIORE Tn LANCASTER

TTowe &, barber, thankful for The very general
and hatteing patronage of their numerous friends
give notice that after long delay and great loss by Lake
disaster they are now prepared with heavy stock Of
Merchandise purchased in New-York and Boston upon
10 sell exceeding low Ready as they make
no bad debts they able to sell lower than if they had
10 make i,n losses bv high charges. They hope BY fair
dealing and large assortment of goods TO make lar
Ger run into the public patronage than before.
Our stock consists of large quantity OF Clothing
Woolen Goods for Gentlemen and Ladies-also, Boots
shoes Hats Cans. &c. ~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-11
JUsT TAKE A PEEP
Shoe & Boot Shop in Lancaster.

READY MADE WORK KEPT ON HAND,
AND WORK DONE TO ORDER.
L., THANKFUL for past favors, ask generous
NxTs patronage for time TO come.
R34 At THE ROOM
WssS.forrnerly occupied by Walkers saddlery-nearly
opposite the Herald Office, where will be found Bang
ing a,cau every day, Sundays excepted. -
lancaster Nov. !, 80 10 CIIAUNCEY BANGS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-11
HEIGBR. COLTER,

attorney at Lar G Solicitor IN Chancery.
AS also Circuit Court Commissioner for
Grant county, Ms. Office at his residence in
Lancaster, Wis. [1y-122
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-11

THE CLAY RsoNuMHNT RI
LExINGToH.-E'he cornerstone
OF the Clay Monument, TO lie G
rccted al Lexington, vii! be laid
July 4th. Rev. Robert J. Breck-
enridge will deliver the ora ior
on the occasion, and not Ed
ward Everett as heretofore re-
ported. Julius SY.Adams' design
for the monument Las been u
unanimously accepted.
INDUSTRIOUS ERo1Iay,-A short
time ago a child was born al
Chippewa Falls, Wis, with four
legs, four arms and three cars
The legs appeared to face each
other, as also did the arms. The
third car was on the back part OF
the head. This singular spoci-
men of humanity came into the
world living, and breathod I fov
times.
A New Ct'Rg.-A gentleman
ofcolor had a severe attack q
rheumatism, which finally settled
in his foot. IIa doctorod it and
nur5ed it, but MI 70 no purpose.
F'inal!y,tear,ng away the banda
ges, he stuck 1t Out, and with a
Shake ofhis fist over it, exclain-
ed:"ache away, den, ole follor-
Ache away. / Shan't do muffin
more for yer; dis chile can STAN il
as long as you i1in,so ache away
~ The Minnesota Land Grant
is undoubtedly the larges: Grant
ever given to q Slateor Territory.
l. is estimated at the enormous
figures of 100000 acres. The
roads are nearly all through Sc
tons of government lands, which
have not been entered, and the
length of the roads is over 300
miles.
! Il Il
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DISSOLUTION.

TIME copartnership existing between D. W. Taft and
I 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 to the said
firm will please call and settle.
The business will still be carried ON by D. W. Taft.
17-3m d. w. TAFT.
Tafton, Wis, Oct. It'll IS. ELIJAH MONT.
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YKECs. EE. gsssRy1ssvsny

4 TToRNEY & COUNSELLOR AT Law, and NoTA-
"A Rf PUBLIC, Ptatteriile, Gran. Counlv Wisconsin
VIII practice in The various Courts of Grant Rchland
Crawford and Iowa Countess and will attend to the Col
lection OF Claims, Applications for PreEmptons Paw
ment of Taxes, &C., in those Counties
REFERENCES:
Hon BRSHELDoS and R. II. McCLEILAY Esd Galene Ill
Hon j. ALLEN BARBER. and J. c. COVER Lancaster Wis.
JAMES Moore, Esq, Muscoda : 49,
Hon. AMAsA COBB, Mineral Point %
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DIR. THOMAS HHARAENS.
Physician and Surgeon.
Muscoda, Grant County, Wisconsin.
Eer. TEso,nas w. Esagsxar
=. Ell. HYDE. VI IA

(L0te Of Potsdaaa, N. "
AFING permanently located in Lancaster offers his
i L Professional Services as PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
His practice has been over 20 years
Residence and Office, at the place formerly occunod
By Dr. D. Wood. Lancaster, Wis Jan Ist 1856 90 If