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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-30
rhe Privateeripg Question IN Europe.
SECRETARY MARCY q .rRCCLsR AND lTHE PARI
GnN

CUEFERsNCE lULEs
IN the House OF Commons 14h jay, Mr. IryTEEv
roec 10 move Tor copies o. Mr. Macy letter rench
government ard OF all correspondence between her Ma
jsty government and other Powers relating 10 the pro
ceednps OF the Conf of Paris the sub ect OF
privsterpg Certain resolutions, he sad, had been
ton u neutral rights and priva,eers which had been com
munl sted TO the government OF the United states To
tie majority o thee the government OF the Uned States
had as,enec but they refused TO assent 70 the reeouuon
pectins privs'eerog, ,oild b. trTrdy on eir
fof u sro7g u defence AID aggression He asked
cr papers with he vew ~ putting members In possession
o. Information this subject for the House ~oui sooner
alter he called TO decide whether should stand By
ha rgirot, rvcr-vtl shosd u r,gh resretsd a.
Uos shore Thai was the question II Issue; and he
hoped 10 he able 10 bring before the House 10 the
or another session IN sise OF this country
Insurance on goods IN sh~ undor oy would BIO raised
yer cent and those no, Ter Convoy 10 per cent and
therefore, considering the extent or trade, there
ry In the would deeply Interested In the ques
ton as ourselves The hon. member included by NOV
log an address Tor copies Of Mr. Nsrcys letter 10 the
French government, In 10 the communication Of
The resouon Of the Paris Conference upon the subject OF
privaeeDg and OF any ober papers correspondence
thu may have passed between the British government and
other Powers upon the same subject"
The motion was secouded By Mr.. GHrN.
Lord PsIxrRron sid In point OF fact her Ne estys 90
vernment not officially In possesson Of the letter
Nj Marcy 10 the Frncb ment aud were therefore
bot in position 10 lay before Parliament That however,
was tcchnica objection. He Appreciated that whst
bis hon fritbd Mr Insey) meant that there should
&c laid before Parlisment any CORE 'pondenoe mat
hsd passed between the British government and tue
French government on the subject in question Now
Congress were communicated by the parties 10 those
resolutions 10 all the other maritime States and among
others 10 The United states or AmcriN The govern
men Of The Uppd states thereupon sent ~ answer 70
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THE ENGLISH MISSION TO DELHI CUT OFF.
The fOlo~ins letter is from DR.. Kay, Principai OF
Sbofis C0ilege Cslrut,a

BIsH IP's Cow rGK, CALCUTTA, June s, 1867
Ny last hasty note w'h ave prepared yo1 for pre-
sent FAD udnss The De hi mission has been completely
swept away Rumorn h this effect were current from he
beginning Of the outbreak, bnt sep' hoping that
Of the members the mission might have escaped
Is not, Inc eed, absolutely certain wha, has
orcurrtd Yet even Ibe moot sapeuine are compelled To
believe thai The Rev 0r Jennings "a bis daughter Rev
Br Hubbard, Mr. SsDdys and Cnimmu Lsl ali
Killed Captain Douglass, too, warm supporter OF the
Hxeion, shared their tate or Ram Chunder AMI Louis
Koch-tbe former OF whom lef college onl, last January
-noih;ps Is sad; they may therefore have e'ca ed,
CHI etisns succeeded IN escaping Agra One of ham
says lbst he saw Mr. Hubbard fAthe other nal he
Mr. sapdys' dead body
And Mr. jackson has been spared" his life given him
fer prey ~ What deep interest will attach u.s. II
In bis mind 10 every incden, OF his ussi may life
Delhi Could vow get him n shor, narrative OF
any thing that ovd Illustrate the history OF the m sion
Surely The place shere they fell will henoeor ward be
tsiowed 8 1oi Nav prove the Feed plot of q future
isrg harvest Of rous T. be gathered cut o. that
faDAtical population
II have beer a fsafu tria TO encounter the wild
Uniesttns bigoiry Il the s,ulmsn crosd. Bis
cured bore j. that cea' breSh 81 ny
abe power 81 Hlm h7m the ors' martyr sa~ ssuiiag
al the right h,nd ~ Cod .
VII no, cay 81 ~ ,bose ~hou Cos has t,sen
tns solemn way 20 Himself You well know the
RED diligence Of The Secretary might suos founder
q the msston, Mr.. HupbaTd's suodue1 energy NJ
SAndys eager and Tsaions ACTIVITY and Chimmu Ls'5
boDef integrity ser KNOW al.
oanDo, however, withhold from a rems -ksb'e
te,,lmoby o. the character n the mission which
10 me BY the Brhop Of Calcutta only few Gays before
abe outbreak
az kaoras no, you suos, 10 PunjAub he
beenulng Of 'ho tfescu, year, He say.:-
OF the latter mission, viz thoc ~ thu SoIie ~ tn
Propagation o. the Gopc Rave ALREADY ex ressed nv
opinion thai the NJ fib h am, pg no efnl
proml inr Of lpdsn m'ssion ield.. Toe inte VI
gent AM well inorn e ert holding, n. they do,
Bis end i'm oftari ~ iD0sn@nden u the ns-ion
tbe ceror 81 the rchoo with n. 100 boys-smouR
tbe beat haze vii &c 10 India AMI the s sGter
for De otednes' Of the m .ous-ies and
Pchooluasers making amin rresson witch 10 moving
khe sboe 81 that cry OF kngi
Nav we may not sas "Bsfore they vora removed they
had THE test u,oty that they pleased G0jt"
viii not add thirg present he seoersl n.trre
a The crsis m Oily let feel ha' the
etgm-furious and ungovcrnshle a. seems-is intended
Go wo,k good ior tb unhappy country through Hs
mercy,
VII msksh he nuds ft- ctsrios
and hsN . n fr- Ills miuiF
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cannon had IN city complete desruoo
be chef SPOT. where the deaaes, grappies had takss
rhrouy the thcrt nights OF that burning ts
troops bivouaced the Boulevards and In the On oh
p aces--ber camp fires alsht, their guns with Eghtes
ms,che, in the miost OF them Paris had been oonqueres
top en- mics he neues we're Pariaians and tts
conqueor sa Cen Cavsgrac the candidate who has as
defeat d n Th,baut snd thus peaceful VIC
tor bu tbi not FIR I'm the peop but from the Joar
Lous Napoleen We tod has Ihoughth right oa, the
PaT-aps bopd he reminded OF thee Things as veil a. Of
that ulqnie tia G W. Itch interviewed between the BARR
csdet OF Ju,e his seizure Of supreme power.
Fe~ Parsspt wno veo through taa' per o. and whose
fortu1es involved In the maintenance OF order vii
forget the daily fears and nightly alarms which asitased
Pari. while CONTEXT pending between the cand
Presidency and then bet Toen the President
am the chamber 81 violent the exspors ion OF ex
eme that the President coia venture In the dead
ur Of night TO reze the principal statesmen AMI gene
rals ~ France and spirit Them Ike children whe
bsn mb behaved tbemselves and T. confoe them 10 vail
Of secluson until time had brought re lection
apo ,, fec ion repentance Again. FRI nch troops fired
upon French people With almosity aerce any
they could have dirpayed In the OF their c0un
pys deadlie,t foes SO things went On for awhile untu
hat found that however unjustihable we're the
by which the strong had possessed himself Of
power, be sn' " how t. use It when gained
II 1 eaid-aihoUgh Se believe II pot-that L0uda
Napoleon has ted at least connived at hs
defeat, orde 10 emind the Partans OF what they
mus ioos for II they cast shadow Of d,abt upon me
and o,torder nj TO many Paris; shall tina. expert
NIT he redshsD thai dsorder DC cnuredS The part
Fans OF change form contempble minority OF the mid
ding casse, of Paris shall IN oourgeosie the Ard
TO provoke the coDust rs to fly from the e4
the, have PROVOKED be suffered 70 ouoee France
more into ba their dsconeDt may fin
Such he attributed to the French Emperor boa
In that inter probation Of the recent electoral 4
PARE d. agree. We believe that the Emperor 4
egag IN ontest precisely similar 10 The chich ~
ue aoo9ea throughout his tenure Of oloer uh The rePsbi
ana oynosn; sections Of the French bourgeote Az long
a. he retain bold upon the feelings OF the geners!
popueuon and secure the obedience OF the army,
check HE the present outs neutary vexaton, whiah
viii be pnop forgotten by the nation, cancelled by him
self Let Louis however, meet with any serious
reverse, either IL hi domesti, policy or bis military enter
prizes ard he viii feel the want OF more healthy sup
pabe chap,es In the history Of the Great peror =
the which rcites his dealings after Waterloo with
that Assembly which, the funess of his power. had
approached his throne but with bated breath and
base RdulktiOn.
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OPINIONS OF TIE FRENCH PRESS.

y
The capture OF Delh; viii not put end the mupy
as ~ at first believed The increased desertion Of the
native poos has propagsted the dancer, and IL fair
Say, Without exagsera. that the British empire India
q dNes 10 tie tose The energy and ACTIVITY OF England
may be depended In these crcu n.ances she
will spare neither men money 10 the defence Of her
Possessions Nevertheless We fear that the reioforce
ents despatched in India viii srrive SLOWLY AMI
this delay, by permitting the insurrecuon 10 deveope t.
self, will render is suppression more difficult and pro
.lracted.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-21

THE INeUIsTTIoN AGAINST SPIRITUAL
Is2.-Ata general meeting Of the ''Holy
Roman and Universal Inquisition," held
at Rome recently, a decree was framed
against spirltuslism, Of which the follow
ing is the concluding paragraph:
Therefore, in order to restrain etfica-
ciously this great evil, most ruinous both
10 religion and to civil society, the pasto-
raj solicitude, vigilance and zeal Of all
bishops ought as much as possible to be
aroused. Wherefore, as far as by the aid
Of the Divine grace the oFdinaries in each
place are able now by the warnings Of pa
rental charity, now by severe reproof now
by the legal remedies, according as they
may deem it expadient in the Lord, with
due attentionto the circumstances of places,
times and persons, let them apply every
endeavor to repress and root up these a.
buses OF magne tisnn, that the Lords flock
may be defended from the enemy, the de
spots Of faith may be kept safe, and the
faithful be preserved from the corruptions
Of their morals.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-21
aaF1Nq COUNTY HERALD
Brutal sggsrder under aggravated
circumstances.

About two and half years since, a
young man named Samuel ]. Norcross, q
son Of Mr.. John Norcross, the much es-
TENED depot master at Cutters and
Pierce's stations, in East Lexington, went
to the West. He has since resided at Du-
buque, Iowa, and Dunlieth, H., where he
succeeding in accommodating little prep
erty, amounting to some $1,000. Being
in bad health, young Norcross recently dis
posed Of bis property, lat Dunlietb' We BE-
lieye,) made arrangements to return TO his
friends in East Lexington.
Last Friday they received a telegraphio
dispatch from the President of the Penn
sylyania Railroad, at Philadelphia, stating
that Eorcross was lying at the point Of
death, and requesting to know what DIS
posal should be made Of the body. We
learn that on Monday last a letter was re
eeiyed from the President Of the Phliadel-
phia Railroad stating hat the young man
was found nearly dead, near the Altoona
Station, Blair county, on that road, soma
ESQ miles from Philadelphia, with his
head crushed by murdoTous blow, and bis
throat cIit from ear 10 A razor was
found lying near. He died soon after.
Young Norcross was about 20 years o.
age, and had the reputation Of being an in
dustrious and respectable young man. He
was doubtless murdered for the money he
had received for his property. On his per
son watch and SIG were found, when hi;
body was discovered. This affair ha:
caused much excitement among the MI
merous friends Of the family. It is *
be hoped that the pefpetrator Of the fou
deed may be discoyered.-L Boston Con
rier.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-21
E,ata.t,a Of GIlarEx--Mofina

State Of Wisconsin, County OF Grant ss-County Court
February 9TH, 1857. Present, s. O. Paine JUDGE
IN the matter Of the estate Of Moses Clark deceased
Am this dag Daniel Perry, Administrator OF the
estate of said deceased and his motion it is or
dered that all claims and demands against said deceased
be proven and established before the Judge of sourt:
and that the first Mondays Of March, May and AUGUST
A. D. 1857 al the Court House in Lancaster in said oou-
ty be and hereby appointed the times place
whore proof Of all such claims will be heard. Six months
from the date hereof allowed and limited for all
ditors of said deceased to establish their claims.
And is further ordered, that notice thereof be given
10 oil persons concerned by publishing this order for six
successive weeks in the "Grant County Horadn week
y newspaper published IN Lancaster in said county com
lnencng within thirty days from The date hereef-Fel-
ruary 4th, 1867. 6f34
STEPHEN o. PAINE, County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-21
The Spirit iEa Pennsylvania WI
GnnsDG

The defeat Of Forney, in Pennsylvania,
has put vide wedge in the Buchanan
ranks. The interference of the President
Elect in his behalf has created feeling Of
bitterness that will rankle Gen. Foster,
Of Westmoyelaud has been leading and
influential democrat for many years. He
and eight friends refused to go into the
Forney caucus on account of the interfer
ence of Buchanan. They are now denoun-
ced savagely by the Pennsylvania, the
leading organ Of Mr.. Buchanan, as traitors
to the party. The Gree'as5arg Democrat
the organ Of the Westmoreland County
democracy, thus replies:
"Gen. Foster, and the remainder Of the
eight men could neither be bought, bribed
nor whipped into submission to the dicta-
torial mandates Of the President elect.
:: = Let the eastern democracy have
a care. WestmoFeland will sustain hel
representatives. Like them, she can Meth
er be bought BY the attempted open bri
berry Of place and position, nor be silencec
! by the lhFeatenings of authority.
3 'Mr. Buchanan id;ntertere
On the yfey day Of the assembling of thu
democratic caucus, q letter eOas 5rongh
from Harrisburg from Mr.. Buchanan
IproT7a;mjag thai Col. John ". F'oraes
was ks Choice for Senator, with the assesr
ance tdGt he (the Pyesident) aooatld be ssa
der personal Obligations TO e0ery man
both in and out Of the legislature, wht
would aid in his nomination. That was
direct bribe to members Of the Legislature
1t was q throwing open of the whole pat
ironage of the incoming administration t.
effect Col. FoFney's nomination. Their
Iis scarcely a member Of the assembly VIII.
docs, not, either directly OF indirectly, 70
himself or bis friends, desire from Mr.. Blu
Echanan's administration some post or posi
ton; and each felt that anything whc
be might do to put him under obligation
! would surely result in profit TO himself
Ii was too much TO stand, and it was to
much for Gen. Fosters friends to submit t
tamely. : & = They knew the pow
Ter Of the administration, and felt that
would be folly to go into caucus to vot
against the man whose pockets were file
with the commissions for every Office i
the gift Of the coming national adninistra
ton"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-21
C.hancarv Sale.

Sheriff Caiee, January 18th, 1921
Ruel Olgeil rs Thomas Reynolds and Susan keynoIds
NOTICE Is horoby given, that BY virtue Of On order
IN and decree in Chancery Of the Circuit Conft OF
Grant County state Of wisconsin, made and entered IN
said Count the 18th day Of October, A. D 1870 IN the
cause before said Court, wherein Ruei 04eh Is com
painant END Thomas Reyn0sds and sarah h9yno!ts h5
wife are defendants, and authority therein giFen
viii sell at Public Eondue to tho hdhest bidder lor casll
ia hand or the Sd day Of March A. D. 1851 between tne
hours Of and two O'clock p. u. Of said day, 20 the
door Of the Courthouse in the village OF Lancaster IN
said county, u the right title and interest Wheh the
said Thomas Reynolds and Sarah Reynolds nls wlie hS
the date Of the mortgage referred to in said order ana
decree in aud 10 the following described premises ana
real estate witt the anpurenances thefeanto belonging
to wit
The east half Of the northeast qua ter OF Section No
twelve (l2), in Township No. four ~ north Of Range
three (3) Vest of the fourth Principal Meridian, con-
tainiag eighty less in Grant County, Wis
consn.
Tho above sale viii be made satisfy the Of one
hundred and rinety-eigh dollars and fortytwo cents
l$19s42), the deereed by the said Court to be due
by said defendants TO said complainant for principal and
interest said mortgage, and acerung costs and inter
est-Luncaster, Grant County, State OF Wisconsin, jan
14th, 1857 D. WARD, Sheriff Grant Co.. Vas,
En-. d. Lowry, Solr. for CompPt. ol5V
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-21
Answering a yosa1sg lawyer.

County Court was sitting a while ago
i'll, Oh the banks Of the Connect
cut. 1t was not far from this time Of the
year-cold weather, anyhow-and a knot
of lawyers had collected around the old
Franklin in the bar-room. The fire blazed
and mugs Of flip were passing away with
out groan, when in came a rough, gaunt-
looking "babe Of Tia woods knapsacl on
shoulder and staff in hand.
He looked cold, half-perambulatel the
circle that hemmed in the fire, as a
wall Of brass, looking for q place to warm
bis shins. No body moved, howey er; and
unable to sit down for lack Of chair, he
did the next best thing-leaned against
the wall, "with tears on his fists and his
eyes doubled up'-and listened to the
discussion on the proper way of serving a
referee on warrantee deed, as if he was
the Judge to decide the matter. Soon he
attracted the attention Of The company,
and q Young sprig spoke to him:
''You look like traveller"
"Wall, Is'poso am; I come from Wis
eonsin afoot, 'tany rate
"From Wisconsin, that is q distance to
go on Que pair of legs. I say. did Won
ever pass through the lower region in
your travel y
Eyes, sill" he answered, kind Of wick
ed look stealing over his ugly phizmahog-
any, q ben through the outskirts.
81 thought likely. Well, what are
She manners aud customs there! some Of
Us would Ike to know"
"ob," says the pilgrim deliberately,
half shutting bis eyes, and drawing round
the corner Of his mouth till the two rows
of yellow stubs, with a mass of nasticated
PSg-tail, appeared through the slit in his
eheek-"you'll find them much the
same as IN this region--the iaacyers sat
RigheSt TIE .fro"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-21

INDIANA u. S. SEN AToRs.-The Demo
cratic members Of the Indiana Legislature
held joint convention on the 4th inst.
and elected GRAHAM F1Tcu for The vacan
cy and JESSE D. Barour for the fall term
Only twenty-six Senators were present,anC
the convention lacked fifteen ola quorum
OF course its action is void. The United
States Senate cannot, especially after III
Ing out HARLAN Of Iowa on mere technic
al grounds, admit these bogus Senators
without disgracing itself in the eyes Of al
nsrties.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-21

he N. Y. tribune says that the
brokers freely pay % cents for Spanish
quarters, and IL cents for the shilIings,and
that houses engaged in the West India OF
South America trade, take all the Spanish
silver that offers at its nominal value
The bill before Congress 1--WE think Il al
it has not yet become law reduces the
valueof the quarters to 20 cents, the shil-
lings to 10 cents and the sixpenses to five
cents; The object being to drive this silverout
of circulation and replace it with our more
convenient decimal coinage. Milwaukee
Sentinel
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-21
6sg5s ydSan OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

State of Wisconsin, County Grant ss-County Court,
FebuaryTerm, 1881. Present Stephen 0. Paine Judge
In the mater Of the Guardianship of Lucia Snyder, mi
heir of Andrew Snyder, deceased
an this day fled in this Court two several aI-
W plicatona for Guardianship of said minor; and
thereupon ia ordered, that the matter of said apnca
tons and the Guardianship of said minor be heard be-
fore the Judge of this Court the first Monday Of
March, A. ID 1857 at the Courthouse in Lancaster in
said county.
And ii il further ordered that notice thereof be given
to all persons concerned by publishing this order for three
weeks successfully, previous to said day of hearing
the "GIant County Herald weekly newspaper publish
ed III said Lancaster.-February I'd, 1857. 3t33
STEPHEN 0. PAINE. County .Iud-e.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-21
IN Probate, Te1QpIet0u.

State Of Wisconsin, County OF Grant, ssCounty Court
February 5th 1857. Present Stephen 0. Paine, Judge
In The matter of the estate Of Robert 1emleton dece-
sed.
an This day was aled in this Court the petition of
W Thomas Pal!isaer and Henrietta Tcnpeton for Ad-
nntraton the estate Of said deceased; and thceup
it is ordered that the matter of said petition be heard
before the Judge OF this Court the first Monday
March, A. d. 1851 And that notice thereof be given
all persons concerned BY publishing this order for three
"drant County HERALD, weekly newspaper published
in Lancasterin said countyFe6Euary 5th, 1857. 1884
STEPHEN o. PAINE, County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-21

SIn eene town in Orange County, in
den Staat New York, women cen man en-
eene vrouw Idle acht jaren nett gesproken
hebben. 2 j dikwiils tie zamen nit werken
slapen en- cen bed, etch and dczeifde tafel,
en- leggen nett de minste kwadhiel jegens
elkander aan den dag. De eengiste OGDEN
van hume hardnekige en- laug gerehte
stilzvijgendljed es, dat III bieden te trots-
Oh jJu ON eer8t fe is preken.- Die Cayen-
detisehspeakes Zeilung.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-21
ENGLISH pHYsrnTam

A NEW CAEER0RMgA.
TEE subscriber begs leave to acquant the sick and az
that he has located in The village OF New California lar
the practice o his profession the cure of diseases
mon to all iesh--human and beast.
Having obtained his method ofpractce from the Vet
Urinary College Of London and from eminent physicians
IN England as also from long experience aud research
ne reels 10 offer his services in the belief that
he win be well rewarded. III, various diseases common
among women and children with their symptoms and de-
yeioP he Processes to understand and treat
fully.
Worms IN Children, cancers scurvys evil inflammation
lung diseases, piles Sc, he Will cure if durable.
Among the diseases OF horses, spaYins, ingbones
and other diseases incident horses also casration 81
colts OF every age upon the most improved man; also
the pole-evil viii be cured
a tdit satisfaction VIII be rendered in ali cases
JOSEPH A. WILSON, PhusiciqR
New California, May sd, 1856. asa
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-21
EnGhaRCerg-to At,irro site.

In C,lanceTy to Aim ItIe
Christians schlising vs. Henry Selllisfing
APPEARIAG from tho affidavit f9ade ~, bos,1r5 !,
the Complainant in above-eBttled cause first fI H. p
Schlisting, the defendant in said cause n MI ! s
OF and cannot on enquiry be found in the Sis - WI
consn; and i further appearing that snbnoeYa
N sait cause hiss been duly returned ssad
louna ana said defendant having failed To nfer liz 49,
pearanee IN said cause,It is ordered that the sold h.
~ sehlstig be taken and deemed to be al absent a.
Ignaaht: ana i IS tlereunon further ordered that a;d
% tle SAD complainants bill of complaint on or
the trst day OF May AID 1857 or said bill win a t
PRO c0nfesso. 49, sii VII W TAKEN
And it's further ordered that notice of 4is and,
pendency O. this suit be given to said Henry ehlis4;
q paoilcaf1on Of copy OF this order in the Grant
y heiaia weekly newspaper printed and published Il
Lancaster IN said county for six weeks
lss Puocaon 20 be within twenty days from The Iate
q TINS oruer-Dated 18th january, 1851. 6tss
I. j.. WOOIIEY, Circuit Court Con-, fss;ous. Vsoo
BARBER Lowry, Solicitors for Cor,rsaua.'s' "ia'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-21

PRoH1BAToRY L1QUoR LAW REPEALED.
A license law has passed the Legislature
of Iowa which is to take the place Of the
present prohibitory law, in all counties,
where vote Of :he people of the same de-
cides on change, The price to DO paid
for license cannot be less than hundred
dollars.