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For Rent.

" L will lease second story room over our -
" Drug Store ~
rs NeL ,tu o' zen. al f.ooHs OF Portrait Pain IL
~ gnu - '' - IT Or Ia
l5eao-lLH STRETCH & PECh
Plan 4 EAsS Lam OF AENNESSEE'i
Board OF Directors have declared semi annual diyI-
\ I per cent GUY Of tHe pfolts OF ne last six
plus profits OF The Bank making in s seven dollars rer
be paid 70 the kh0der at ter st Ian
uary pr0Nm0 div ID. WEAVER, CASHIER.
DWETTTyfE 4 yTl STOI5 = rom : Al
NEW Brcz House win Two rooms and Fitcbs1. ~,
a small BRICK store. on the same prrmises me lot
ana Line bargain will be given; p, ~ r,,,l,,.,
~, - j. l.. * X. w BROWN,
1l2z merry s-Leet.
SbGAh-tl hhls Fair, Prime aud Choice New Sugar, 90
- uhls Powdered, 10 store and for sale By
dcc-r w. n. GORDON & co.
i-ss ar ana Frine ~ LoHse, 10 store and
,.TARCENbTES-Ia B,ras WI &, 10 "a S(s go
> i'm store and .Dr sale brv W IA E1PDIV < ~ -
-OAP-91G 3,ras PES ,s Fytra F9r1iIy s,sI n - "a
- for sale by " a. GORiIy Se IA
VEHl>kI-200 bbis Reeleford and Bourbon whisky, in
" st'reauI Tor sale by Idec2jl W u. GORDON & 90.
surg yeas. Apply 10 -..-r-. -
usc.o LlNDSLE1 * CROCKETT.
nor EEE The three story House on College sfreeI
i al present occupied by Hamilton for rent the
Wiz ser and a on 5a S 5' apr y. lee, Deep
- " - - - - ~ NJ =
on e rankin IuHpke, belonging 70 John Reid, Is Of
isred for sale on reasonable terms The house and
R5s e 5s6'od to sS5 iSasn5 az
CHINESE ST7CZ4V CANE SEsFO
FINE article of this Seed afsed by col Peter. NJ
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9. z. yVA0ITER,
LETLIBGzPEEER. NASHVILLE. TENN.
CoHszn o. CHraRT AsD CEDAR srHEErs,
MAKES Cards Hand Bills Show Cards, Labels Circular
4fl Bdl heufF Prices Currgni, ts of Lading. upiCma
Maps, Plans, Portraits, Views Of nud
nFlEug and Falutu7F every knfl rrit
uuus1ai dsspatlh and az exceed u ios fliaa.
lEt' ar BOSS for sale On aHavsIi- br Ewin
sa 4Qea'z s4t By Druggists aud Dealers
E -aT aSAUGB, Sole Proprietor,
De St Louis, No,
AVE ust received 0 CooEIva AND HEATIyG srovEs. I
Il logaine 7Ja large supply Mantle and lamb Crates
G. ? H4ch they invita- the attention their customers.
c SCI l.-d5W, STEWART q OWEN.
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-, Stn bibBcisco c3uespon.
an ezm 20 Be slightly IN
~ Ia en6iieRs 70 be Vsger1g be-
asra, chamPaEae sud
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-01
SOUTHERN LOTTERY
On the Havana Plan
PRIZES GUARANTEED.
$lO2,OOO3


Only $4,000 Numbefsl
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DKDUCTIONl
JASPER COUNTY 4 CADElfY LOTTERY :
AUTHORITY or rHE srATE or sEoEgIa-
CLASS U,
10 be drawn on
SATURDAY. JANUARY 18th, 1850,
At Concert Hall Macon, Ga, under the sworn super
intsndence Of Col Geo. NJ. Logan and ". q. Anderson
Esq.
E- Remember this Lottery has only Fiftetu thousand
NUmbers-less than any Lottery ID the World therefore
it is the best for investment Examine the Scheme
SCHEME.
Prze of................--.- ....Fl5,VOy
.''''''.'.'''..'.-...'-.. ..'''.'-- 0'S0o
............ 200 ars......-. 4000
...-........ 5OO are.......'r.- z'ooo
50 ............ 100 are. .........a s,W0
1900 A" ............ 40 Aleu-. $4,000
APPROXIMATION FRzEs.
20 Approximations OF 500 are...-.......--. e. 500
% 50 are.....-.....-.. 49O0
90 20 are. -.,.... iityV
l,Il2 Prizes amounting 10 $4,000
~ Tickets $40 Halves, IS; Quarters. g go
Inc 800 Prizes Of $50 determined by he last h
ure as the number Wheh draws the Capital Prz Of 49,
O0O The espal PTIz5 will OF course end with cue OF DC
ending with the figure the last in The Capital
will be entitled 70 $40 Halves and Quarters IN proper
ton.
CAPITAL PRIZE $1,000
~ Persons sending money by mail need n3t feat is
beng lost. Orders puucualy attended 10. C0mmniras
par
- Those wishing particular numbers should srder
Immediately.
Orders for Tickets addressed to g II WINTER. Box
No. $50, Nashville, Tsun, will be promptly sttendgdio
JAMES +. WINTER,
a e.
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Hest tl Tue Necessity OF permanently en- llra d
from 10 % - pages.
The following subjects, among others, have
upon 10
NOTES AXD QCERLES-SERLES III
Literary History aud B.bIi0g7pay.
Biographical Illustrations.
Folklore and Popular Manners aad Cuaiomt
Origin uf PT0verbial sayings
IIgs.rauO1s 90 Shakespeare, ChaucsF, and
Pope, O. e and Wrurgs.
GIHssar at Notes
NOiss o. HalIam, Macaulsy, sc.
uuas e'ters aud L1eIr aulhgra1ip-
GensLogy and HsraIty.
Miscellaneous Antiquities.
Ecclssiasticai History.
English aud Continental Rei0u1srs.
History OF London and is NsighbOfh00d
Ballads and Old Poetry.
Remarkable events In English, Scotch and ~
AugIO-SaNOu Literature.
Fine Arts
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Interesting periodical drst originated, taai Pc,
tn the thanks Of every author. anliqnasis fa-
United kingdom. - We reeqn.lt.
The Notes and 9uerlss
Lur5 iu geusral-''-.Af
That useful rssu
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--lsy ssig vsvouss,44. .s within legal b Ne
JOHN &. EDNONDSON, SHERIFF
By T. T. CANPHELL, Deputy sheriff, 5selO-3t.
l1G9 sale at my Plantation in Williamson COUNTY for
II cash time FIVE BLACK JACKS three Yea s
oil imported from the island of Malta, Of pure blood
ys-6md&tW. JAMES u. WILSON
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Lmstar Il IOnes.

IuSG2G o Jones'
ITHOLESA lie and Retail Gr1cpIs. No "a Market street
" one door below the Union HAIL dec3O-Ial
INSURANCE STOCK TOR SALE
ONIhursiay night next the lst Of January the Mer
- chants Tx hauge, alter the Of the Building AssOca-
on viii sell lash 10 the highest bidder, Twenty five
Shares Stock IN the Protection Insurance Company (L0ns
det31--d T. y. FARNSWORTH
FOR HIRE.
E'HBEE negro women. for the year 1851, that
commended good COOKS, washers and irOner, &c.
Apply at No. % Cherry stresttU
dec3O-tlw GEO. ". COWAN.
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ssLearned, ChattT, UsefuI.u-

NOTES AND QUERIES A EiTf
OF ISTER-COMHUNICsTIOY FOE
MEN, ARTISTS, ANTIQUARiEs, GEEe
PHOTOGRAPHERS. &c. Wow ready in
uuss)
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JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTEtY.
SATURDAY SMALL SCHEME

GLASS g. 70 be drawn al CosCFBr Han, Macon Ga .
- under the sworn Superintendent Of Col. Geo. nj. LO
gan and w. c. Anderson, Esq, on SATURDAY, JANA
n
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nc TOes 90 Hfre.

4 GOOD Carpenter, also likely negro woman wIlh teo
IL children, cook, washer aa. -0rcT, also UEcs E
aho1i iH years old We only hire b-ss
places j. ... ~ il. W. BrUEsE-
deC2J-Tt AK Cherry street.
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SERIES zHEFLRSl.

NOTES AND QUERIES was established f5r|
of furnishing 20 uIl lovers 81 Literatars oaIazoa
In which they might, on he one hand, record
and the use Of others those minul c facts.--tuosa
Of doubtful phrase, Or disputed passags-th0st
oil an obsolete CuslUm-thOss scattered biurr
dutes, or uureCorded dates--which all who r-u :
stumble upOu5-aud, on the other, uf supply.
through which they Night address those quera
the bgsi informed are sometimes arrested IN thei
laburs, in the hope OF receiving solutions Of ID
Of their brethren The success which Intended
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ifssJ 1y the necessity 0f permanently snlargi Il
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o. LinitieY &ss13J-lm ~ Ho1rfe. nr-
-sa,l-'' 81 rich Bottom Land and twenty tapsiio
snes, together via Gussa, sleek, and FE-nins e.
I6uts. tlal
5or further Inioraa.ioa sppIy % he rasr saa1; ~
nile, Tenn, tt'tA7 rnql,
.OLEE. q. vs.s
BloadEta-s,
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NECRHRpuR.
NASHVILLE THEATRE.
THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY Ist,

Fourth night OF the engagement OF the young Americgn
Actress Miss ANNE ITE moe. II
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" VIII feItor Lease tue second story room over -
~ Drug Store. ia
It's well adapted 'or Dental Rooms or Portrait Pain M
ters, and will make good offices for Physicians Lawyers
dsC3U-dlw STRETCH & PECK.
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WILL pay 4 Cash for good Cotton Linen Rags
delivered al my Rag Store 90 The Northeast Of the
quare. WOOiieu and six Bags not vented.
dsC25-tT WHITMAN
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AaGsl Ia gsl!

I G. pARDEN, alone, is authorised 10 the name OF
the firm u closing ansaciHg any business belonging
20 sud firm. moves. DAkDEN- TURNER q co
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Prepared by Dr. j. @.
Lowell, Mass, and sold D
Aodicins through this sselioT
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include with
THE MOMENTOUS QUESTION.


Tomorrow evening benefit Of Miss INCE.
~ Doors open at 81 O'clock, P. NJ curtain rises pr
clselY at z, p H.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-28
A Hyperborean State.

s. Notwithstanding the general belief in
The chimerical character of the project for
The erection of new Commonwealth, to
be called SUPERIOR, it seems to be assum-
ing definite shape and importance. The
i legislatures of Wisconsin and Michigan
have approved of and agreed to the sur
Yender Of their respective shares Of the ter
ritory required for the State. The matter
vii probably come before the next Con-
Qress, as memorial or the subject is to be
forwarded to Washington. This inchoate
State will comprise all the American terri
tory bordering Lake Superior in Michigan,
WISCONSIN, and Minnesota. 1t will include
sall the upper peninsala Of Michigan, with
its Immense mineral resources, the north
ern part of Wisconsin, and The northern
corner Of Minnesota: Some Of the Wis
cohsin papers ere so enthusiastic in favor
Of the project as to propose to cede all the
northern part Of the State from the forty
fifth parallel up. They say, very truly,
that if this territory were to be erected into
a State it would result in building up a
.reat commercial emporium on the shores
Of tie lake; that the present capitals Of
Michigan and Wisconsin are entirely too
far from the remote settlers Of the north,
MILO, as, they are thus slut up by them
selves for four months in the year, should
be allowed the privilege Of adapting their
spolitica institutions to their circumstances.
At present the territory referred to has
sflot sufficient population to form States las it
numbers only some $4,000 souls: but it
~o' ID be proper enough to erect it into
National Territory, to be left to grow at
~ leisure into adult Proportions PhiIa-
al lphia American.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-28

S WINTER WHEAT-Our advices from
Morgan, sangamon, Macon, Schuyler,
Hancock and Fulton counties-the heart
Of the wheat-growing districts of Illinois
ire unfavorable TO the prospect for full
Held of winter wheat. The severity Of
The winter has injured it much, while the
recent heavy rains washed it up greatly,
and left the roots Of that which was swept
Entirely away so much exposed, that an
other freeze would complete It's destruction
Warmers are feeling much discouraged, and
~ this time do not expect to realize half 3
IRON: However, disasters Of this character
aFe hardly ever so great as at fist believed
30 be, and while there is no room to doubt
but that great damage has been done, we
do not believe it will prove rs great as an
sieirated. In those districts in which
tpring wheat is grown. Che farmers will do
Nell to make arrangements for sowing
Lore than the usual breadth Of ground, to
make good the Threatened deficiency.
- Chicago Dem. Press, Feb. 10.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-28

sEThe National Theatre in Washing
ton, was destroyed by fire on Saturday 9TH
inst, and only the bare walls remain.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-28
Tavern Stand for Sale,

A z PHEASANT VALLEY THE wel-known Ia
stand, including Stables and Outbuildings, at
Pleasant Valley is for SALE The Hotel is large two.
story with basement, cellar and kitchen add ion 1t
we'll finished and richly painted Also, all the Fur
nture Bedding &c. will be sold with house. There are
rooms and bedding sufficient for 80 persons The stable
is DOUBLE with mos above. and graneries and contains
stalls to accommodate Is horses.
upon the main roads leading from POI
tosi Pateyille, Lancaster, Beetewn, FennmoTe and
uscoda and upon the route FROM all those places oGla
lena and Dunleith; being of the most public thor
ouehares in the west. Possession given Immediately.
For Terms, apply to The proprietos the premises
Dec 18th, 1856 26f ENN0R PETTY.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-28
short Extracts.

Treat man like dog, and you make
him one.
Blows suspended over the head falls up
on the soul.
Who IS there that somebody does not
contriye to like2
Light seems the natural enemy Of evil
deeds.
Who would not be honest if they knew
its sweetsa
However small a society may be, if it
is human one, jealousy will creep in.
Growth is the nature of habit, not of
one sort or another, but of all, even of an
unnatural habit.
4 mirror is the only tolerated medium
of reflection upon woman's beauty, and it
is Che last that is discarded.
Every lie, great or small, is the brink of
precipice, the depth of which nothing
but Omuiscence can fathom.
A loving friends rebuke sinks into the
heart, and convinces the judgment; an
enemy's or strangers rehuke is invective,
and irritates, not converts.
It is noble sight to see an honest man
:'cleave His own heart in twain, and fling
away the baser part"
When two loving hearts are torn asun-
der, it is shade better to be the one that
is driven away into action, than the be-
reaved twin that petrifies at home.
Brooding on self is always corrupting;
but 70 brood on self and wrongs, is to RI
pen for madness and murder, and crime.
Good is stronger than evil. A single
really good man in an i'll place is like a lit
tile yeast in gallon of dough; it can leav-
en- the mass.
Good men are human suns! They
brighten and warm whenever they pass
Fools count them mad till death
wrenches open foolish eyes. They are
not often sung by poets when they die;
but the hearts they heal; aud their own
are their rich reward on earth, and their
place is high in heaven.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-28
Justice TO kansas.

We notice that the House Of Represen-
natives BY the strong vote of 50 to ~,
passed bill, repeating all the obnoxious
acts of the Border Ruffian Legislature
|of Kansas, and providing for the election
of q new Territorial Legislature. Now LEI
the Senate concur in this tardy act of jas
tice and all may yet be we'll in Kansas.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-28
Homes for twenty-five Cents

homes IoT twenty-five tGIlCS
SgsHE undersigned VIII sell TO persons who
will become actual settlers in the village Of
Bose obei choice dwelling lots for the merely
nominal consideration of TWENTY-FIVE
FCENTS-Thinl Of ia home for I WENTY
FIVE CENTS!
Let no one neglect 10 secure it because it is
so cheap opportunity is rare one
and may never occur again. No guu from
Boscobe ssfrst" or last can speak with greater
force and more persuasive eloquence than this
which proclaims the glad idings Of HOMES
within the reach of all
This new town-christened Boscobel Gan
Italian term rleaning beautiful groye,) isssit-
uated on the line oflae Milwaukee & M,ssis-
lsippi R.k. fifteen miles west OF muscoda and
seven miles above the last ing Of Wis.
River. The only II. r. Depot between Mus
coda and the River, is situated near the center
of thetown. !.
II is certain that the terminus or the Raj!
Road for The coming winter will be at this
lpoint-
Tiers and spectators. The.nost beautiful and
| in every way most desirable lots for welllngs
| as we'll as the ONLYvaiuable business lots are
| ocatod on the property we offer. - :. -
| This town on account cF It's locaticn mtiet be
the business center Of a large and unrivalled
tract of country whose resources can never
lbe cat offor directed in any other chanrel ow-
ing to the imposslbllty of building a parallel
Rail Road neaE ne line of the Milwaukee g.
Mississippi.
Inadditiou to these advantages the place is
I;ntersected bY.a clear and beautiful stream.
sufficient for mill purposes. The location Isl
healthy one, and for beauty cannot be sur
passed in this region Of country. buildings
Of every description are needed. here-HoieIs.
stores, Dwelling Houses. and Shops every
thing Ip the shape ola building will be in de-
mand the coming winter. For further partic-
lnlars inquire on the premises, Of
]. MORTIMER & co. 4
BoscobeI. June 2uih. 1856. 5z-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-28

"OLD DEMOCRATIC BERKs.' The Belks
bounty (Pennsylvania] School Report is a
curiosity, we clip the following:
s an one district not scholar in the
school could tell me in what county he liv-
ed, and when I held up Holbrock's FIVE
inch globe, the oceans painted blue, aut'
asked what it was, a large boy, at least
serenteen years Of age, replied, a birds
egg!
*Soon after this | visitid another Of an
oproarious character There were several
infants here. who were not old epeugh, ac-
wording to law, 10 be admitted. The teach
81 said she had been informed by q direct
81 that the parents Of these babies, would
pay her for taking care Of them, and very
artlessly inquired 'ohat she ought to
'fharqs."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-28

a CuRrous CAsE.-Mr Mckay son of
'he District Attorney Of Wyoming county,
n. y, is in jail at Buffalo, for making and
suing counterfeit coin. The dies used By
Rsp came into his fathers possession as a
officer, on the trial of a man
'os,e time before for the same offence
rs son found them aud used them. He
Eas twenty-two years of age.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-28
$40 Acres of Land for Sale.

$50 ACRES UNDER CULTIVATION.
TIME subscriber offers his farm located on Big Platte
| 9ls miles north of Mckinseys Mill, for sale There
are 40 aces50 thereof under fence and cultivation
20 acres in meadow Is in winter wheat Is in
fra1ae lonse and log oufbudings; well watered.
There ia on the premises Of te best Raiilseats in
Grant County TERMS-5z in hand, balance on time
JOHN MOSES.
Ellerboro', January. 18th. 1857. sIn3zs
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-28
The American Attack on Canton.

A correspondent of the New York
Times, on board the Portsmouth,, recently
engaged in Institutes at Canton, publishes
ian interesting account of the demonstra-
ton against the Chinese. We copy par
agraphr as
/ was surprise to sec the terrible effect Of
the shot and shell from the two ships, which
a visit to the fort exhibited. The mas
sive granite walls Of the first fort, which
was within range of go yards of the Port
Ismouth, on the 10th ult., were shattered,
and overthrow, and, in some instances,
Ipulverized to powder or as fine as flour.
The accuracy of the firing, too, was most
admirable. The embrasures of the forts
are provided with doors lined with iron
which are closed while the guns are run in
and being loaded; one of these doors was
penetrated by shot in three places. The
shell burst very perfectly, and into very
small pieces. AS the forts were crowded
/ with Chinese. they must have suffered a
fearful loss. All the buildings inside of
the walls were unroofed and torn to pieces
by the explosions. The enemy could
stand with comparative ease the shot of
| The Levant, but the 'srotten shot, of the
''black devil, as they styled the Ports
mouth, and also the she'll and shrapnell
| from the efficient howilzer, were altogether
| intolerable.
Had the Portsmouth been equipped
with less efficient battery than the one
(which she now carries, she hardly could
have. sustained the rapid and accurate fire
of the four forts as she did on Sunday, The
| 10th. She fred on that day alnne no less
than two hundred and thirty shells; and
the total weight of the iron and powder
which she threw during the seyeralengagc-
ments was about eighteen tons.
FinE.-We learn from VIM. Dixon,
Esq, that on Friday last, the dwelling
Ehouse of Abijah s. Davis, Of the town Of
Buena Vista, Wis, was consumed BY fire.
destroying the. contents of his house-even
to grain which Mr.. Davis had Just thresh
| ed. aud had stored in a room Of his house
not having a granary in readiness. The
family was absent from home at the time
of the fire. Mr. f. Runyon and wife, who
were also living in the house, and who
were also absent from home, had all their
household goods burned, leaving them les
| titute. There was no insurance on airy of
the property Richland Co. Oh. Feb.l7.
rEThe population Of Indianapolis,
the capital of Indiana, is now 2o,000.-
Nine years ago it was only 4,oco.
cEThe National Theatre in Washing
ton. was destroyed by fire on Saturday 9TH
Inst, and only the bare walls remain
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-28

g In the Ohio Legislature resolutions
ave been offered with view to influence
|ongress in the passage of law providing
the buying up and colonization, by the
Feral government, Of all the slaves in
different states, provided such states
SO amend their constitutions as to for
Fr prohibit slavery within their limits.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-28

How THEY DO IT IN PHILADELPHIA
harpers have devised a new dodge in
philadelphia. An individual pulls the
scr bell and asks for a Mr.. A., who OF
prse IS not in-tells his lady that he
yes MIR. A. one dollar and half-gives
counterfeit five dollar bill, and gets three
pllars and fifty cents of good money in
bange.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-28
Two Stors-Rsons y ether Buildings

THNO RENE II. FIehshDt aft'sy, EUtusI' -.trIu u
the Roofv Is now occupied drug-store: the 9TH
e il new liding neatly furnished occupied
general DIR goods store, with all necessary buildings
4tached II, such cellar. granery smoke and dwell
ing hous -. .
90 into mercantile business; that BRITISH HoLLow is
one Of the first commercial points Gram County.
Merch nts druggists, and Others respectfully invited
to co ne and see for themselves.
Fo further Information call st the residence Of the
subs .riber !. WM. HUNT.
p easant Valley Nov. 22d, 1856. 26tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-28

TThe population of Indianapolis
the capital of Indiana, is now 2J,000.-
Nine wears agoit was only 1900.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-28

Titles indislntaole. Call on subscriber in Patcvie.
Wisconsin for any tract after and including NE Il
of Sec. s. Town s. r. W, call on Hon. j. Allen Barber
of Lancaster STEPHEN @. PAINE.
Nov. 10th, 1906. 3m2I
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-28
80 acres of Land for sale

,x,IrrF NILES from Lancaster, sill suitable for cult
Yafion. Considerable Timber said land vii
Iii cp. rir. time on h r lie purchase raneyi or vii
axe GOOD team and the rest in money said land j
d goo "as 81 ~ 4 JOEL MANNING.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-28
Lots for Sale in Wyalusing.

YrE subscriber offers for sale Three Lotsn the Vii.
4 lage of wyalusing. win give good deeds for the
same The village is pleasantly situated the Misss-
sipui River three miles below the mouth of the Wiscnn-
sin The place has ore good saw-mil under way, and
houring-miil in contemplation next spring.
Feb s. 1857. IS CHARLES BBANDF0RD.