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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-18
Personal intelligence.


Prom Richmond. Ac, Ia steamship JarestovnT Enbbs
wn Green Delaney, W Carney. y Ellioa and lady,
Mr. Taylor. Miss ID Bresee, Miss A Thomas Miss
Connolly Mss l. Thompson, Miss a Ferguson Miss y r
Parker. Mics q Parker, q Thumb.
DEPARTURES.
For Liverpool In the steamship America. from Ios,Qn-
k.s-fs " Cfsnbourne u Ammidown,T carluun, King,
Ipei and Mrs Patton 81 Boston, Pierce ~ Milton;
trkeicy ~ NIondon. wlkie. w n Brown, p Culman,
s,eneo - SSnrS Rosenhs Tolan, OF RocheSrr. Mr.
palan lady aud servant Philadelphia: Scatton and wise
yswego co, A Raymond. Chicago wilde, wheeling 2
BusehheEg IAEaniere san Francisco. Brownlee, Cali
torns, Tillson, Russell. q Pemberon Quebec;
,uthbcrtsun Windsor; Dickson, Campbell Toronto
= MEMS Evans Shiprn fllutt Baxter. Montreal:
,~,mphlst Of 1slt CIV Lsui Marssn. Rolie Canada
y HAiAhsn, III Parker Parker, Parker Rev y Bate
mai Reynolds sid son, TanDeI Borase Knox wife
and TOO children, England leaitse Manchester Taylor,
London Nenan, Bordeaux Beehe, Switzerland MoEi.
n n hn>.e'nes Tor HalfaH-Nrs Kennedy and child,
ne~srs = tarmhb W " Crandali Brush. Boston. ~
Isshr thafiesiawn a Townsend NYork Mrs. Weir chat
NC tetvout bhgh Mrs Bhpb. 5 Kennedy ~ VI Crow ~
tta-N. TOTAL. ~ ~ ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-18
DANCING ACADEMIES.
SPORTING.
HILLIARDS.

BIILIARDS.
RASSFORDS BILLIARD PALACE-FTrTEEN TABLES
II Court and Rcmsen streets Brooklyn; standard rooms
Twelve tables No Ann and lag Fulton New York
purchasers determine the superiority
angling machine
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-30

JOB N b. CALLS,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-30


The MINNESOTA INDIAN Sro.Y-WHA1
oUGHT TO BE s2Ip.-The st. Paul Adver
tiser thinks that papers, generally, which
published the exaggerated rumors Of thu
Indian troubles On their frontiers, ought nov
to contradict them as follows:
They sfodld state that the reported at
tack ct Indians OH the Settlements of the
Blue Earth is without foundation--that The
commenced in northwestern
Iowa, and terminated within ten thiles O
the line of that State; on THE Des Moines
river-tliat the Indians concerned iii these
outrages did not exceed a score III ali
and they were a detached band Of ro-
wing outlaws-discarded by and hostile to
all the tribes in the vicinity of white set
Elements. They should further say that
the reported offensive alliance between the
Sioux and the Chipewas is laughed at by
every sensible man in the country-that
an itttl1einotial feud between these tribes
makes such league impossible, and that
hatred of each other is no less cherished
tradition among them than friendship for
The whites, on whom they are dependent
for their subsistence. They should in JUS
tice to Minnesota say that the apprehen-
sions of danger at first fell on our extreme
western frontier have all blown over, and
that the settlers who fled from an imagin-
AIRY foe, have returned to their claims--in-
dignant at the hoax Of which they were
the victims,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-30

SEwING MAcHlNEs.-The manufacture
d sewing machines is becoming an impor-
mt branch of industry. The New York
Ifibuns stsstes that of the $50 machines
IIIat have been patented; probably not halt
I've any merit; but The few that have
Ierit are selling in constantly accelera-
|ipg ratio. A single thrifty house en-
raged in the manufacture of hooped skirts,
is hundred and seventy-five sewing ma
ines constantly at work, anil is adding to
number. There are seamstresses IN
ew York city who first borrowed the mon
d to buy one, and now own TWO or three,
hing other seamstresses to work those for
0bich their own hands do not suffice. For
Z ing leather or other work too heavy for
icate female fingers, some Of them are
g equaled. The Tribune says it may not
: extravagant to estimate that half the
"a hing in New York city IS at present done
81 machines; but thinks the time is rap
III approaching when atleast three-fourths
81 be. A single inventor who has be-
be too well off to manufacture ma
q hes, is receiving at the rate of $4,000
4 annum for the privilege OF using his
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-30

kovAL OF DR.. HguBscHMANN.-The
Rph reports the removal of DR.. Heub-
lnn, Of this city, from the office of Su-
endent of Indian Affairs, and the ap-
nent of one w. ]. Cullen, of Indiana,
stead. The Doctor is jealous and
initial Democrat, and has made faith
nd efficient officer. We do not learn
cause is assigned for this decapitation,
i may be coniectufed. The Doctor
estly opposed the bogus claim of Dick
npson for a Forty Thousand Fee for
ended services rendered to the Nfenom-
Indians. The Administration has al
q and paid that impudent claim and
now removed the honest and faithful
p VINO demonstrated against the con-
plated wrong, and who loses his office
zee Sentinel.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-30

'Thefe are thirty organized counties and
Ryen unorganizel attached to adjoining
rganised counties. Of these bit ten com
|ks haze as get been officially heard from.
Spuing .t.oenty to be returned; but some
u these counties are almost unsettled, SO
Hal we can make calculation which will
Iepear small to the total of registered vo-
"a, which it is presumed will reach to-
- of ten thousand of the registered voters.
here Is probably a majority an fapor OF
ne pro StdJery Coutiiutioaa Of say 1900:
Mere are probably at least 5000 uofes
sW registered"
Such are the circumstances under which
ia Free State men are urged by the pro-
avery press Throughout the Union to
81 into this election, and sanction, III
81 manner, the frauds which have pre-
l@ied it.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-30

GREEK MERcHANTs.-A new class OF
foreign merchants, have--within three
years-made the great cities Of New York
and New Orleans the field of their opera
tiors, and they are now permanent resi-
d nts thereof We mean, Greeks. A
number of Greek houses" are now in both
these cities, and they have large capitals
and the most respectable European conTec-
tons; and, as they hare done III London
50 they are doing in New Fork, fast mo-
nopolising the grain trade, and: in New
Orleans, the cotton exporting trade: They
seem, like the Jewish merchants, to work
together as class, and being very intelli-
gent, and exceedingly shrewd in mercan-
tile matters, hey have advantages for car
rying on their extensive operations, by
which, availing themselves Of them, they
are supersediag the English, as exporting
merchants. One Of these Greek houses wa'
recently swindled, however,in New Orleans.
out Of So, ooo.-[ St. Louis Democrat
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-30

ATWOOD HALL, MAD1soS.--A new and
very handsome hall, named after Col. AT
WOOD. of the State Journal, has just been
opened at Madison. 1t is 100 feet in
length, AZ #. wide, and II #. high; taste
fally finished off and lighted by three -
lustre double-deck chandeliers. There are
convenient ante-rooms attached, making il
a very eligible Hall for Balls, Concerts, a.
1t was first used on Thursday evening fol
Fireman's Pic Mic Ball, which was larg
" attended and passed eff very pleasantly
II Milwaukee Sentinel
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-30

DECLINE OF PoPERY IN THE UNITED
ArEs.--We take the following state
hts from the last number of the Church
Fiew Maryland, the first State where
Roman Catholic church gained foot
now contains sol protestant churches,
/ only 81 Roman catholic congregations.
Florida the Romanists early made set
|nent. Now, there are 10 protessants,
4 only five s Roman catholic chure hes
nsiauda was settled by che Rcman
holics, who have now SIS churches in
state, while the protestants have 247
gregatlons. In Texas, the Roman
r. plies were the first sect in point Of time
T. now have Is churches, but the prot
]. is report 500 congregations in the
~ Fhe entire protestant population
{ w country, compared with that of the
~ lnists, is about twelve to one.-f Ban
{fX5+#
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-30

RIcH MEN.-Let them remember thai
the time is not far distant, when they will
be dead and forgotten. Ye rich men Of
Dubuque, when you are squeezing out the
life blood of your neighbor in the way Of
usury, think of this and tremble. What
fools poor men are, to worry because they
they are not so well off, las that fellow d.
cross The street" The richest man in
town will be forgotten in 90 years from,
now, as the mason who built the Rocky
Mountains. In 1882, we attended the fu-
neral of 4 millionaire. We visited his
grave recently, and what do you suppose
we saw -Four bob tail pigs roofing the
sod from the grave; And this was the
end Of all ms efhiuenoe--a neglected
grave, with four stub tsil pigs roofing up
the soil. $50 passes The glory OF the
world" Dubuque Daily Tribune:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-30

Titles indslutable. CAL on subscriber ia Plattayille
Wisconsin; Or for any tract after and including NE u
OF Sec, ), Town s, r ", call on Hon J. Allen Barber
of Lancaster STEPHEN d PANE
Nov. I0th 1856. S,n2f
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-30
Valuable Farm for sale

IN PATCH GROVE.
FfyIIE subscriber offers for sale his Farm containing
i 800 of Prairie and 100 of Timber Land,
the same in good cultf7atou with large two story
Frame House the premises, Barn and out houses !;
filling we'll bws the house. ard several good
springs the land; n ere is also voung thrifty Or
chard close to the house also 40 seeded IN Tim
othy. $50 80 . ~ -,
This Farm IL situated on the Military Road. miles
from Patch Grove 10 miles from Prairie u Chien, and
about Is miles from Lancaster and is the best stand for
Tavern in the County The viii be sold at bar
gain For Terms apply to the subscriber the presn-
es or J. c. Cover in Lancaster.
palch Grove, March II, 1857. slsse
If M W. yANAUSDAII.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-30

MoRE RoMANcE.-The daughter of q
very wealthy Connecticut gentleman, says
the New York Times, was recently mar.
ried in Brooklyn. unbeknown to her parents
TO hard working ship carpenter. After
while she was compelled to confess tc
her father that she had been intimate with
the ship carpenter, who, upon being urged
to marry the daughter to prevent family
disgrace, fatty refused, unless twelve thou,
sand dollars were deposited in the Bank e
her credit. This was accepted, and the
marriage certificate was Immediately pro-
duced.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-30
Hoys the "Registry" works i'm
Kansas,

We have already apprised our readers
why theFreeState men inkansas refuse te
take part in the bogus election OF June
Sd. If any Of them entertain lingering
doubts as to the propriety of that course
we think that they will be removed on
reading the following extract from the
Kansas correspondent of the New York
Times and New York Herald:
From the New York Times.
"Were it indeed possible for fair vote
to be secured at The June election, the ar
gument for participation would be ten
fold stronger. But we know this to be be-
void hope. The Jotiag there IS done al
Teadt :aild the electors are the Sheriffs and
Probate Judges. In making up the census
] and registry list, enough has already been
: done to show that,
4 "1st The mass of Free-Stnte uaines are
omitted.
"2d Their places are occupied by flames
spf actual non residents, claiming citi-
zenshp through the very outrages of the
past.
"3d The distribution of the delegates is
ID made on this false basis as to preclude
zthe possibility of Free State majority,not
Switbstanding our proportion is nine to
|sbnst
.In view of these facts, what madness
would it be for the people Of Kansas to a
landon their now impregnable position,
Ind mingle in this election, thus endorsing
he frauds on which 1t IS based, without
even remote hope Of either success or
iustce."
"LEcoMfroN, K T. May s, 1857.
1.-The following official returns Of the
corrected census lists are all that have
been received at the executive office up to
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-30
REAL ESTATE FOR CASH.

TIME subscriber offers the following Lands and Vage
1 Lots for sale at low price:
100 acres situated on the East Branch of Blue Riv-
err in sec z L. g. r. west of which 100 is good
meadow land. which will yield from 100 TO 203 tons of
hay annually There is also hrst-rate usite, with
16 Is foot fall, good spring. and hewcd Lighthouse
upon the premises.
ALSO 100 acres situated in 80, r 81 r. West,
with improvements of frame dwelling house, one
frame barn, smokehouse, acres In cultivation
good spring and branch running through the centre
This land Is all tabe.
ALSO, Two Lots in the Village Of .Mantfort, OF
which is improved, with 81 good dwelling house and
garden upon it; the othor Is unimpfoy5a.
A. r. SCE'NEE.
wingville, Grant Co., Wis, March I'd, 1901. ST
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-30
NEAR CA6S VILLE.

for sale NV large farm Of $50 acrss all asder
cnltiyation enclosed With inch pine oearcs sdar
iii capped situated in tho town 81 tsssyiile near
p ~ Mil and 8 miles village of gassvilie
a ,resoises are wen satercd by springs and ing
Ass Is Two GOOD dwelling houses, with barn and
era a. artculars direct to D. Oliver, Beetown, Wis,
inquire s E M ssb5. 81. G. MURRAY.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-30
Major McCulloush Positively De-

A Washington correspondent Of the N
Y. Herald says:
The President has just received letter
from Major Ben. McC ullough,positiveIy de-
clining the Goyernorship Of Utah. The
President much regrets this determination
of the gallant Texan, as he deemed him
peculiarly fitted for the important position.
The Cabinet is again at sea Oh this sub
ject. / cat state, on the best authority,
that there is no intention to offer this ap.
pointment to Judge Drummon. Since tie
rumored flight of Brigham Young the num-
Der Of gentlemen deeming themselves able
to cope with the Utah difficulty has large
ly increased. A telegraphic despatch
was sent to Western man, whose name
Is officially concealed for the present; ten
dering it to him.
Recent information has caused change
in the policy hitherto contemplated, the
condition of Utah now being such as to
require vigorous measures. Troops in
large numbers will be sent thither, proba-
bly, under command of General Harvey
The administrator Is ANXIOUS to at once
act III this important matter, especially in
view Of The late obstruction to judiciarv
proceeding, and accounts frequently re-
ceived relative to expressions by the Nor
mons of those who do not belong t. their
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-30
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

+ WILL SELL - cash, balance on t1ne the fci
flowing Lands in Grant County, Wis, 10 Wit:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-30

OELY ONE STATE.-The state Of Maine
can now boast Of owning mercantile feet
|of vessels valued at $50, 0Oo,O 900, and
greater than the commercial marine of any
European power,great Britain alone except
ed
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-30
Improved Farm for Sale

100 Acres.
fENE subscriber offers for sale at low price, his farm
4 mile 5. w. of Lancaster, near the Beetpwn road
consisting o6o acres of good Land well watared by sew
eral large springs under cultivation fence and
rails enough to enclose so acres. 81 , as
There is good view framed house, 20 by 56 feet on
the ground and d stable said farm. ~
Also, forty ofchoce timber and good land situa.
ted on the road leading to Barbers Mill nearly miles
from said farm Possessiongiven as desirable
For particulars enquire on The premises Of
J. w. STONE.
Lancaster, October 4th 1856. I5-ff
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-30

~T The Democracy Of Maine complain
that the Straight Wings" have got more
than their share Of the Federal appoint
ments in that State, under the new admin
istration.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-30
go Dsac,1 srnitl,s..

TUST RECEIVED, a very large stock of IRON and
u STEEL, OF the best quality, and of all Sizes AL
complete stock of Tools consisting of mousehole
anys vices, bellows uyere irons stocks and desserew
plates sedges hand hammers tire Blenders, rasp
and files. Also a full assortment of seat and buggy
springs, iron axles wagon boxes thimbe skeins, horses
nails ready made, horse Shoes &c, &c, all of which
will sell at very 10y advance fer cash, motto is
.'small profits and quick sales G. +. WEST
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-30

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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-30

LITTLE FUEL IN KANsAs.-A gentle
man from Pennsylvania, who has been
holding an official position in Kansas, call
I'd at our office yesterday, and he states
there is not fuel enough in Kansas to sup
Div the wants Of its present population du-
r,nc the next winter. Unless coal be dis
covered in the Territory, or contiguous t.
il. he says residence there must be atten-
ded with great suffering. The idea q
Manufacturing negroes under such circum-
staucess preposterous. Chicago Times.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-30

|S-<f
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hates
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-30
Smith, Wagon & Machine Shop

Al IIANCAS'TE
BY BUDD 4 DANFoRTH.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Notice heyhsve erectedlarge bull
dngs and work rooms in baneaster,and provided hea
" stocks OF Iron, Steel Wood and Pants-for doing a
heavy, prompt and permanent business.
They keep hands enough to jump into any job of re-
pairing and do it up on short notice.
Wagons Of any desirable style-heavy, light medi-
UNI. will be furnished to order on short notice.
Horse Shoeing and other custom work always done on
short notice.
Charges will be as moderate as can be offered
Oct 18th 80 lift BUDD r. DANFORTH.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-30

CoLoKY OF WALDENsEs FOR VIRGINIA.
Mr.. Underwood, who was exiled from
Virginia for declaring for Fremont; is now
Secretary Of the American Enlgraiit Aid
and Homestead Co., and is returning good
for evil, by sending Industrious einigrants
to the Old Dominion.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-30
1OOAcres of Timber Land
FOR, sALG .

CyITuATEDtwo and half miles northeast q Lancaster,
- viii he zod reasonable Time given half the pur-
chase MONEY! Said landis in good sett'smeut and 10
we'll watered an actual settler would he preferred En-
s,;re for further particulars Of the subscrinsf
I,aneastsr May 9th, 57. 46-tf JOHN 8. MAlBEN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-30
Farm For Sale-2CO Acres.

VIE subscriber offers for sale his home farm miles
Il s. W. OF Lancaster, en-. TIE Hurricsae road.
Fences 40 acres OF good Timber: plenty of living waer
a good frame house, barn, and Other out buiidnns
young orchard; doing we'll. ..-
one-third of the purchase money may reraia on time
Price low. Enquire of L. T. WoLLEy, Lancaster Or u
the subscriber, on the premises.
JACOB NATHAN.
Lancaster, August IL 1855. SIT
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-30
Take Notice |!

late fn of 'I.arge Tempeten. apportioned to the
estate Of R Tspeton in the hands Of Jas ". seaton,
costs By making Immediate pay rent, .of the same.
Potosi, April 10th, ST.. THbS. PALLISER,
AS ADMINISTRATIVE Of the estate of r. Telnpleton.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-30
Farm for Sale.

NEAR the Lancaster road four miles east Of paicIa
IN $50
There are 50 acres enclosed, about ecres auaer cu-
vaton; % Of which seeded with grass there Is 9
small frame house, and barn; plenty Of water part
OF it, about 30 acres of bottom land several coed unar
rvs, timber and wood enough for the of the place.
For further particulars enquire of the Subscriber the
place. g. BROWN
MiliviIle, April 35th 1856 Aa
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-30

wThe happiest man in the world is
the man with just wealth enough to keep
him in spirits. and just children enough to
make him Industrious
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-30
FARM FOR SALE.

i MILES VEST OF LANCASTER
offer for sale so atcres Of land sjcinng the Hcrner
l farm-40 acres under Cultivation; comfqrfabie log
xratrr plenty of timbernear roads,, mills,
~ Tbe nroperly Is known the Matthew Lew.s Hrm
rhe land r. excellent for wheat and VIII be SOD very
INV Enuuire Of the subscriber ". ". Tar I.
ration. April 25th, 1857. STU -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-30
Farm in Grant County Wanted

exchange for well located hou;e and lot in Brook
Ism, Long Isa i'd. The house is two md half story
built in the best manner; contains all the modern i'm
nrovements, gas, hot and cold water, &c. It will be
exchanged for an improved farm in FGrant
County of about 1e0 $50 acres, with Stock imple-
ments &c. For further particulars address
GEO. E. LOCKWOOD, 4f
45-e,no& Dunlieth, Ill
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-30
Lots for Sale in Wyalusing.

YyE SUBSCRIBER offers fo sale all his Lots in the Vii.
/ lage of Wyausng. Win give good deeds for tba
The village is pleasantly situated the Mssis-
sppi River three miles below the mouth of the Wiscon
sin. The place has one good saw-m under way, and
Touring mill in contemplation next spring. 54,asi
Feb. g. 1857. 80 CEARLES BLaNCFORD.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-30
REMOV All.

nR. BROOKS has removed from Beetown to Tafton
IL where he offers bis professional services to all
VINO need his aid From long experience in the vest
he feels confidence in treating its diseases.
April, Esd, 1851. 44-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-30
Spleltd.diy Improved Farm for Sale
Il l-2 MILES FROM 7, ANr. a STgp,

offer for sale my farm X miles northeast OF Ian.
i caster-containing 120 aeres--32 improved---4o in
eosed-good dwelling and out housea-eNeeilent bear
ing orchard Several springs 30 first rate tim
Der The land lies high generally level land most of il
formerly praireat present ALL is covered vi I'd young
timber except what is under ctivafionIth ny farm q
cassed song the best in the vicinity of LANCASTER
Iern,s light for the most of the money possession
given by the lst OF November. HIP Y0UNGS
October 4th, 1885, l5-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-30
Caution

ii, persons are hereby cautioned against Herboring
a. OF trusting at my expense selling any article e
to not be responsible for her acts in any way
he having left my bed board without any just provo
cafion The name of my wife alluded 70 = Ann mar
rim. ~ = 49, -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-30

A. REGuLXr CoAMUNIcATIoNs OF Lam
Nfv.stcaster Lodge No. 20 of T. A. Masons, win meet
~\in Masonic Hall at Lancaster, the Monday eve
ming on or before the ung of the moon Of each month
HUGH r. Golfer, Sccy.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-30

g Punch suggests, in anticipation Of
the titles to be bestowed upon the Queens
physician, DR.. LococK, that be be dubbed
Lord DELIvERus..
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-30
Hands Wanted.

= OR hands wanted TO work on the Brick Yard
y Good wages and none but active smart hands need
apply. WIN. h. FOSTER.
Lancaster, April 25th, 1857. a.