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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-08-13

t'onnaTios. The motion 10 Indefinitely
postpone Mr. SHERIFF IN y fsolati,a,s.
on Saiur'iay. was made by Mr.. KINGS
BURY. and MT hy Nr SEfXFit ~ stated
Convention NE, at . o'clock Prayer ',y
thu Chaplain.
Mr. SllkRBUtN h submitted from the
committee on the Judiciary. report IN that
subject ~ follows
The Committee TO ~ham wa referred the
subject ~ . Judicial Depa, tmeot II the Atste
| Cover ment, have had the same andss eohs,Ie.
| ration, sai ask Isprr ~ submit the folio sing
Report
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-08-13

The r'pnr, was asl ~ tho iaile to l.,
printed ia ,is iourual
ou ma,ict 4 Mr. MkkkkG a s,,nmi,
t's oi five wsml'ts Wa olerNi ~ ,mpach
reuts and removals lrrn Vt,1,,-
The arti u untn, shs,l hnsin,,ss l@iUs an.
nogpNd
The PRESIDE NJ annoanccl a. the
QUESTION bsf,rc the Convention a concur
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
low Mem are made mere AGaH
mails.

When wild animal once tastes human
aesh nothing can ever after, says Button
Is,uade him from human Slaughter
b hen politician once obtains a public Of
Ice, no persuasion can ever induce him to
D to work-at anything but nomination
BIZ another, during the term # his natural
Instance.
If you want to spoil good citizen foi
en- year, secure him berth in the Custom
House. He will never be socially a wei
man afterward. Send him to Congress,
md yon ruin him for life. He may carry
sround tickets and placards at The polls,
lecept subordinate situation in tie police,
d run enands, for the door keeper of po-
aical meeting house, but he will never
ave independece enough to emanoipate
biinsef from hismor bid appetite for the
kpoiIs and go to work like an honest man
M Christian
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
Valuable Farm for sale


rFHiE subscriber offers for sale his Farm containing
so acres of Prairie and $50 acres Of Timber Land
$40 acres of the reiro in good fences anI209 Of
lie game in gGSd cultivation, wit large story
Frame House IN the promises Barn aud Out houses ;
a telling well by the house, and several good
sp.iaes the land there IL also yoang thrifty Or
clasd close TO the also 10 seeded il Tim
Othy.
Tls Farm Is situated on The Military Road, miles
from Patch Grove Is miles from Prairie da Cnier and
out Is miles Lancaster, and is the best stand for
Tavern in the County The same will be sold At bar
si For Terms apply TO tue subscriber on the preniis
e. or j. Z. Cover in Lancaster.
#. NV yASAUsDALL.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25

PAEJc ABOUT WHBAr-A very sudden
and entirely unexpected rae has taken
place in wheat. This results from the gen
eral disaster attel ling the wheat crop Of
this year. The extraordinary cold and
unfayorable season has DESTROYED many
hundred tn ,usand acres Of wheat that a
few weeks ince was promising enough.
We understand that some very heavy
wheat consuming prophet in St. Louis is
predicting that good white will soon
bring 3 busliel. I: will be time then
for the Comet to Come = St. Louis In
lIigencer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25

AZ The Chicago Democrat says there is
|colored man in that city named CLARK,
| mely of Poughkeepse, New York, s0ho
llds passport under the hand Of The
|cretary Of State arith THE GREAT SEAL
4 THE NATION ATTACHED, aohic6 declares
IA he is a citizen Of the Unsted States,
ID guarantees him protection whenever
L flag of our Union may float. Mr..
Fey also holds certificate Of commenda-
Fn made in 1885, which as signed By
pines Buchanan, echo therein states thoi
f. Grey is a citizen of tie Uaeted States
1t appears from this, that Mr.. Buchanan
FED toregard free citizens. Recently bis
Pinlons have undergone a convenient
eange' and he endorses the fancy doe
Pne' making them mere articles of mer-
handize.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25

Gov. Walker Nor CONC TO Kansas
The Washington correspondent Of the
New York Courier d Enquirer says thai
Mr.. Walker already perceives his mission
to Kansas to be total failure, aud will a
vail himself Of any good reason for not
going atall. He has the sagacity to per
ceiye hat either the troubles are ended in
that territory BY the final and permanent
success Of the slavery party, or that the sys-
tenn just agreed upon here, based upon
the recognition Of the Border Rufhans leo
islatio, will prevent any adjustment ex-
cept by violent means. The convictin is
that Mr.. Walker will go to Kan
sas, and that Mfr. Stanton, Of Tennessee,
will remain Governor until the territory
becomes state.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
HAZEL GREEN
COLLEGIATE Substitute.

FENHF Summer Session of Hazel Green Collegiate In
/ stitute will commerce. LIST Monday Of May next
sibe attention will be given to the students who mag
attend it. Thei morals will be much an object of
care as their intellect
BOARDING can be obtained in town and vicinity at
s., 90 60 81. 80 perweek.
TUITION RPICES are S., So $2, SIS per session. ae-
corliug to tho grada of studies.
BOOKS Of all kinds used in the Institute will be on
hand at eastern prices.
We will organize a Normal School Department
in connection with the Institute Ladies Gentic-
men desiring its advantages will be thoroughaiy m
ructod in all the branches fequredby law TO be taught
in orr Public Schools.
Students in this department will be examined WITH
reference 10 their qualifications as teachers
In addition the studies Of the Normal Schoo, they
will he allowed to pursue such other Branches as tty
may desire.
Catalogues Of the past year Of information by lette
IN regard to the Institute be had AT any lime by s-
dressing ASSN Rev. J. LopGRAN, President.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25

Gg LOLA MoNrEz kicked up a charac-
teristic row at the Louisville Theatre on
Friday evening last. She demanded that
the green haize should be removed from
the stage, as it ''hurt hereyes" Manage
er refused. Lola appealed to the audience,
and Of course sustained. Then a great
scene behind the scenes, Lola threatening
10 slam the manager out Of his boots, land
finally was carried off in a fit of mysteries.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25

Our readers are doubtless
acquainted, with many person
WAC are "as much opposed to
slavery as anybody else''-- but
don't approve OF outside Of tbs.
Slave States moddling with it
they want TO see it abolished by
who have it e among them, and
know just When and how to deal
with it &c, &c. well: have
You met any Of this sort spoata-
neousIy and heartily rejoicing
over the glorious Emancipation
yictory in ST. LouIs?-[ New
York Tribune
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
All Tndsh1ad Take Notice.

II. persons indebted to the undersigned or 70 Az
- deIson 4 Hammous, must come forward and settle
Ia i.ll1eaia tey il tiGy want to cost rs must
ave money G. LEE ANDERSON.
Potosi. Wis.. Feb. 81, 1857. 36-t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25

The LOAN VoTED.-At the election yes
terday, to vote upon the question Of loan
ing the credit of The City to the Mississip-
pi Bridge Company for s25o,00o, and to
the Great Western Railroad Company for
$25O,00o, the vote was unanimous for the
loan. The vote was not very heavy, as
there was no opposition TO measure, yet
was heavier than was generally anticipated.
= Galena Advertiser, goth Inst.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
Farsaa for saEe-fm Marion.

100 ACRES, WE'LL WATERED And TIMBERED.
OFFER for sale TOO acres Of land located Sec. 80,
Towu Z, Range 3 in AiarOn--wei watered and abont
half Of it well timberedrest prairie aud 20 of
bottom land The land Is miles from Boscobei the
quarter of milo from Anderson's Gfst MIL There is
h land good log house. and small out buildings,
good we'll &c. Sis acres under cultivation.
FERNS, reasonable. Enquire Of me the pre,ni 9as.
March I3ti 1857 6t-8 JOHN ANDERSON
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
VINO ARE Your ARIsTooRArs ?-Twer

VINO ARE Your ARIsTooRArs ?-Twen-
years ago this one made cradles,
bat ole sold cheese and butter, another
altchered, fourth thriyed oil distiilery,
bother was contractor on canals, Others
Iere merchants and mechanics. They
Iere acquainted with both ends of society.
nd their children will be after them
Dough it will not do to say out loud. For
fen you will find that these toiling WORMS
atch butterflies and they live about a
Ear. Death brings a division Of property,
BIZ it brings new tancies; the old gent is
ischarged, the young gent takes his reye
nes and begins to travel to poverty, which
d reaches before death, or his children do
he does not. So that in fact, though
here is a sort of monied race, it is moi he
editary; it is accessible to all-three good
sssons of cotton will send generations OF
per up, and a score of years will bring
bem all down and their children to labor.
Tile father grubs and grows rich, the
biJren strut and spend 'aouey. The
hldren IL turn inherit tIlei, pride and o.
y shiftless poverty; next their children re
aRigorated by fresh plebia.. blood and Shy
Ie smell Of blood came up again. Thus
pciety like tee, draws its sap from the
erlh, changes it into leaves and spread.
Eem abroad in great glory, sheds chem of
fall lack to the earth, again to mingie
'iih the soil, and at length to re appear i'll
ew dress and fresh granilure.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
Dwelling and Lots
Ear SAFE In Kane sfer.

r ner forsale tie fojlowng property in Lancaster
ons coed Dwelling House. and ceiiar, good
zs,e aud 8 Ios-knovn as the McCord property Also,
Ia s If timber land, situated p miles north Of the
village. .4t
a. II per cent Enquire of CCoyer or Of the subscriber
- = I-,.ssr 49,, yfiS WI. CAMPBELL
4Z-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
PLOWS !! pLOWS!! 81
IllAllG lA!IpLlAlIIS, &c.
MANUFACTURED BY
NORMA = f,OWsy
oRMAN < COW AN.
Ellea5oro', Grant Co, Wisconsin,.
HAytSg removed our machiner,


HAVING removed machinery
SlSSS=i1a.S TO Eiienboro', and put ''u in a sui
table building, inform thG puphS
that II is now in running order. x
prepared every variety of work in line
We wish Farmers to know and remember that
nufaeiare Pioes which we can recommend for the work
lof 1887. They made OF all Sizes and of the most
proved patttrns from the best Of STEEL and timber Wei
seasoned streng and durable will last longer ana Civ
better aiisaction than any ate pows inie or offered
in this region bcHroyed by the experience ofthost
vino have used them.
Threshipg Reaia.y and Moving Machines will be care
fully and thoroughly repaired
We also inaautactafe to order at shor. notice
Farming Implements OF Various Descriptions.
Being practical mechanics. confident from our
Icing experience of being able give satisfaction il
cry department OF ourhlsness. and would invite thosH
desiring to purchase any article in line, 10
Tor themselves.
Al kinds Of work in Wood snd Iron done in the best
mechanical Stale and Warranted.
Biacksmi.llins aud repairing of every kind prompt
lv attended 20.
plow beams aud handles kept constantly hand,
ay for uunediat USE Of the best material to be oun
in the country, and well cured ana seasoned.
Terms reasonable, and work solicited from all parts
lfrant and djoiaing counties.
NORMAN & CONAN.
Ellenboro, February 4th, 1851. Sc
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
SHERMAN Sc MASON,S
Hand Seed Planter.
PArENYED 20. 3, l85

PATENTED DEC 70, 500.
w HAT we have to say to fa7f1ing friends is we
wv haze been toa grea expense Of time and money
to get cur Hand flantnr ERECTED. We offer t.
you good reliable iFnpIencnt for planting Corn ant
othe Seeds that YOU your boys work with facili
ty and ease. 1t is light. Weighing about three and
half pounds, is stout, not liable get out of order, vii
work veil in all kinds of ground wet dry, hard
soft will not clog, and viii always deposit the seed in
the moist soil, which its certain and speedy
termination We labor under some difficulty this
Warrant our implement to be good any HAND
nicJ and better in many respects If the propretogs
of other Hand Planters doubt the good qualities Of on
eineut, will try it with theirs any ground they
hevc mind 10 choose, either 10 plant of two
time, and will take any challenge they have
iaiud give. Retail price $500. Agents wanted 10
take orders for Hand Seed Planter in every town
throughout the West On receipt OF 5000 will SEM
one ot our Hand Seed Planters 10 any part OF the United
states free OF charge.
H. NJ. iililott travelling Agent for the aboYo planter.
For further information address Sherman & Mason
i;,zsl Green, G1a.lt 60 lnty, Wis.
S2-3m SHERMAN & MASON.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25

STAMMERING AND FEAR OF GHOSTS
6cken's in his "Household Words" avows
i belief, from personal experience, that
Bib stammering and personal timidity
by be overcome by an effort of the will /:
"Siammering and ghosts are both cura-
4 diseases. Stammering is the insubor-
hation of pronunciation to the yolition
II is cured by all exercises which regu-
BE the pronunciation by the volition.-
tanning and reciting verses in the dead
nguagues implies habitual regulation OF
i voice by the will, and cured me 70 the
Ekease of stammering. have quite cur
myself of the ghost pest by making
hosts. The study of the imagination con
heed me t at the only way to lay the
hosts l inherited, was by sitting up a
bail ghost factory of my own. Portrait.
hd descriptions enable me to recall from
dark of the past, the dead of distant
Rys. Knowing from their writings THEN
6oughts, l freely discuss with them ii
keir opinions. Laugh at me as you may
is to the device of voluntarily creating
! eh good ghosts, that I owe my emancipa
Pn from the hideous phantoms Y hich en-
kyed my childhood"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25

REMOVED TO MADIsoN.-The Office of
the Emigrantea, the staurch and steady
Republican Norwegian paper, hitherto
published at GAINESVILLE, is to be removed
to Madison very shortly.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
iowa Election.

Sufficient returns have been receive.s
from the late election in Iowa. to show thai
the Republican candidates for the State
officers voted for have been elected, by a
majority somewhat larger than that receiv-
by the Fremont electors last fall Galena
Advertiser.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25

Morals AND TRADE.-MereantiIe integ-
III is Just now at premium in business
ircIes. A man of sterling character and
Ipre .nora's is the prince Of the present
BIZ. His .fryices, when put into the
sf.Ies, will Jake capital kick the beam
81 tendency of things iii this fast age, Is
d 90 step step from extravaganza to
61ouc5ty nd rain, and he who resists
elnptatiJh and corruption in every new
anelsd, tinselled exterior, is worthy of dis
sssgoished honor and praise. Years ago
ur merchants in the main, were economi-
b, temperate, and pure in their morals.
Hoae, such men are the exception to q gen
BAL rule. Our young men walk with a
ane, drink wine, smoke cigars, ride fast
prses, visit the ujleSt places,to wealth and
rosperity. They seem tosbe ',pre Jore-or-
ss- tin Qted" to-make some fools of them
lives. These are the men in whose ranks
u our Schuylefs, Tuckermans, and Hun
ingtons are trained for mercantile and
olnnercial life. The time has cone for
onscientious business men to look after
be morals of their clerks, and their part
lers, and to demand change--a revoln-
ion in the standard of character 1t is
ine to take new reckoning. Where are
80 ndepedent.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
lands for Sale.

fna ACRtS fPraiIie, and so Of 1inber--son1e
kOU two miles apart
Also, so acres OF Prairie: all uninproved with water;
living in the of Fennnore near the Military Road
70 miles from Lancaster and 10 from he NJ. VI. r. r.
Terms TO suit purchasers. Enquire at the Grant Coun-
ty Herald Office.
SOLOMON GOODRICH.
Lancaster Wisconsin June O. 1856 51~ty@
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
New Remedies & Quick Cures!

ID Yielding, ir., FETERINARY SURGEON
Al. And EQUESTRIAN DOCTOR,
Has commenced business at his residence near MUS
CODA two miles west of the Railroad Depot and on
the nol til side of the track. All diseases with which
Horses liable TO be afflicted be treated and cured
scientifically, and on the most Reasonable Terms.
He has new and certain Remedy for the POLL EVIL
Where cure Is not effected, charge viii be made.
lie Is SO confident OF his capacity to this disease
that he is willing to purchase young horses afflicted with
Poll Evil at fair prices He may be consulted with ref
erenee To
General Diseases Of Horses
at his residence.
Particular attention will be given to prieking and
docsIlig in the most approved STYLE
a Pasture will be furnished for such animals
quire it.-siuscoda, March 18th, 1887. ~
r, YIELDING Jun
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
Small Improved Farm tor Sale.
rs ACREs-LoG HOUSE AND aThRLE.

7 WILL SELL very low rs Of land aiaasted in
Sec. 80, T g. r 3--being rnies OF LaHclster.|
fhere il log house and out buildngs good spring.
acres Of tnber-Iest prairie acres under cutivs-
ton. Enquire Of tie subscriber the premises, Of
&. j. Wooliry, in Lancaster.
Ap:il Ist 81. 4l-4t PIP. DAVIS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
Smith Shop for Sale

In Fenniiaore, at Eshiibrick's Tavern.
OFFER for sale the Stone Black Smith SfEp sitss-
ted near Mrs Pbilbricks Tsvein il, FenninH3a. This
shop is large 20 by % feet5wo fires and in every wy
convenient; win sell the tools and stock with te sh ~.
The country is thickly settled and under nigh state
Of cultivation and there is little 10 competition %
the smthing business.
For TERMS apply 10 thcsphscrber st the store near.
July ieth, 1856 4-te
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
Lots for Sale in Wyalusing.

{ iare ol Wgaiusiag. Win give good deeds sor the
s0le. The village i feasailf d sasted the Mi4sis
sf gfver three miles seow tn nDuih Of the Wisen-
ia rae laee has good Il. mid under way ana
a,-rslii ia conteai 5lt ion next s. i8g.
80. 4 1857. 80 CffAIsI.ES BisANDFORD
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25

~ Hon. +. T. Stanton, acting Cover
p OF Kansas, has arrived in that Territory
pa his arrival was celebrated by pro
ee'Very speeches by himself and String
|llow.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
SO ceres Of Land for sale.

TEVfREE MILES from Lancaster ali suitable for cult
I walton. Considerable Timber said land. / will
sell cheap give time half the purchase money; win
take good team aud the rest in money Said land in
good settlement wi III school house 20
Lancaster Nov g. JOEL MANNING.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
Tavern Stand for Sale.

A L PLEASANT VALLEY Tnt wel-knovn "a
= ysfn stand, Including Stables and 0nbuildngs, al
Pieasapf Wiley Is for sale. The Hotel is large two.
story with 4semel, cetiar and Kitchen addition. u
Is well fin1shed aid richly painted Also, all toe Far
i.ituie Bedding, sc. will he sold with house. There
and beding sui6cent f1l 50 persons The stable
is double vth above, and graneeF, and contains
stalls to accommodate Is horses.
The Oc'tinn il upon the main roads ei1ing from l'o-
tos Piatteviile Lancaster, Beetown Fsnnimore and
Museoda anu upon the route from all those places toa
Tenn and Daneith being of the most public thor
oughfares in the west. Possession given Immediately.
Foe Terms, apply tc Tho proprietors Tie promises.
Dee 18th 1855 26tf ENN0R Il PETTY.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
Improved Farm for Sale

FgsiIE subscriber offers for sale at low price lis farm
3 mile :. ". Of Lancaster, negr the Bactown road
consisting 90 Of sood sii, well waered by sey
oral large SPRING.: p acres under cutiyation fence and
rails enough to enclose 81 acres.
There is good Few framed house. % by 26 feet on
the ground, and u stable said farm
Also forty Of choice timber and good land stua-
tee tie road aadingt0 Barbes Mil. nearly miles
frcIa said farm Pos ession given desirable
For particulars enquire on the premises Of
j. W. STONE
lancaster October Eth, 1855. iJ-tf
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STRAYS.
RED cow.

TAKEN UP by the subscriber residing IN Fennlmere,
-, lands owned by him. about the last OF NoFeianel
last one Red COW, asout eight years oia; me
owner is requested to come, prove properly pas
and take sid stray JUN - s.-s+
Fennimore. April 10th, 1851
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
SY 3I8
w A n T Z y

Ii those indebted to me either by note or book
ment. Having done very extensive credit business and
few payments being made according promise,
Fork Over.
Hoping the above notice viii be sufficient without pro-
eeeding fufthur. DOUGLAS OLIVER.
Union Mills, Jan'y. 9Th, 1857. 50
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
80 Acres q I.and fcg Sic.

5G-A1gES UNDER CULTIVATION
srrsfrE subscriber irer a#na located BIG Platte
20 mites I,rt of aieaiz.asgs Mill for sale Thers
ara 40 sasAI tsSaeof nader fence and cultivation:
81 1865 3neslos- fg acres in winter wheat. Is In rys
oalaaes ii Improved land ready for spring crop. coed
frame house and log nutbuiidings; well watered.
There ii on the premises Of the best mlseats til
Croft Count, Tf,Rsfs19 in hand, balance IN time
JOHN EOSEe,,
Ha,enIe-o', =. ,1a-y oeth; 1877 2rrA4ls
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
S.Iaaap Lands for Sale.

irfCs ACRES eaoice farming lands in Pierce Comfy
tsBt selected bY p Y. Mss, ~ FEasox, living from
te 80 niles from Prescott Prairie Water and Timber
cheap Tor cash or on Time TO suit puehasers Esquire
at sAe prases 4 LAND Office. WISE " BROWN.
prsct.;t Pierce co. Wisconsin, MAY 4th 1876. so u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
Beetowr..
Real Estate Agency

FEyTIE subscriber will attend 70 the Purchase end
sale of Real Estate, and the Payment OF Tax
es.
Persons having Real Estate to eel, by leaving de-
crinti9n of the sane and their terms, have their
lands sold on reasonable terms
Strangers and Others wishing 10 purchase any Real E
tate ,soad do well to call have several fine Farms
for sale 4tuated within miles Of Lancaster ALSO.
large quantity of Unnproved Land for sale all Of
which viii be sold cheap and terms TO suit purchasers.
Lrneasfer March 18th. 1877. SO L. J. W00I4LEY.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25

Gg~The excess Of males over females in
this State is 10000, and to eqnalize the
thing, some enterprisng individual at
GAINESVILLE is starting a scheme to assist L
rish girls to come over.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
Farm for Sale.

vEAR the tartaator rtAd four miles east Of n. patchs
[ $50 acr5s.
There so enclosed about so under cul
walton; 20 If which seeded with GRASS there
small frame house, and barn; plenty water part
of it, about 80 acres of bottom land several good quar-
Tvs, timber and wood enough for the OF he place
For further particulars enquire Of the subscriber the
place. b. BROWN
Melville, April SSH, 1855. A
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
APPOINTMENTS nv THE GoyEKNoR.-

APPOINTMENTS BY THE GOVERNOR
Governor Bashford has appointed Hon. Blu
ell &. Hutchinson, District Attorney Of
Crawford County gice Phillips. He has
also appointed Peter Colder, as County
Judge of Walworth County in place Of
Judge Potter, resig hed.- Madison Argus.