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Genacinuiitiges ans MpIciebptt's
2ebrc Der Seabrnm8Snittcl.

Die frsuoige glufnabme, prlhe Der 9lrtifcl iter Gr.
iietung 9efuncen, l1Gt uns erirartcn, raG 2tus,iac aus
Dem lriht laEltden Werte MpleiMptt'S iitrr bic 9tabz
rrlngSmittel benz benfenpen 9elcr eleihfa(5 miQtcmmcn
FIN mcrpsn, Sundl cine &enntuiG ~perlcltsn ia aud nit
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lhru6mrrtb erldeinen wirp.
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unttr Nnbcrem:
Die Nobrung bat tie rptlpe Safe ;ur Saustabe &C.
matt. Nus einsm 1etlhirsienpen Sbiere nit fltr;en
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gsrcauuns BON YFanssntclt tefabist, bic es I'M 9iatur,
s%uianpe riht friBt.
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ten Sbiere Der Grbe cilen 6auSsenoIen res Micnlhen,
Der iid nit &inpern psrtrdst, Der nur ielten Deer n,r
benz senauen Scpbadter Den alien qua Der 9(rolilt
perratb? limo mir iplltsn unS munoern, DAP feuriae
UNI rubise, frdfti9e unc idwade. mutbise nm fsise,
%oenfenee unb r%enffaule SSlfcr burtb bic NaDrunssmit.
tel %entfsben, Die tic %senieBcn2
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unc NerSen, Su &upfen uno 6irn irirp, mus pa nibt
ole glutb pes Serssus. Die Strait pee @tustsls, Die Sc
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iein burd Die Stcfe Der Nabrunas
9Scr fennt lie MID Die ShwGde pes Sunaernben,
Ole llnrube, meldbe ltarfer &afse, Die 2(nresuna, bic ein
outer &tee bsrpprbringt? Seer peis e6 nitt, ,ie Yiele
cole Sidtergaben eirtem Srlnfe f~euriaen 9Seins ibrsn
l~lriprtng eerbanfen2
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unabbaneis tpabnte pom Stuff. Mber aud bic 3eiten
perlieren ib, in bsnen man bas @eiltiss c%rniepriat
slaubte, neil es uur am @tcffe f6 1ugert.
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tsf srseust wiro9 SIT pas 9tat peniser leudter,b,
neil bic 6lammc liA sreifei unp passn ldBt? Sper
~perliert bic hemii6e Serwanptldaft ben ersreifenpen
@tnbrud tbrer 9Sirtun9en, neil ife an Die unerl1B(iAe
Seotn9un9 itOffli&er Serl&iebenbsit s~stnipit if2
l1np bic ,&unltwerte unircr SanD, Der 8ubnaat une
lrer Sttmme, Die 5errliAtett Der Sarbe, Die Nta6t bes
@eDanfens ipllte es 9era6ieBei, baB SanD unO 3unee,
5irn unb @use ibre entlte9uns bsbinsem2
@ter aue ptsie @erfseuse lebsn mir nimmer entfeben
pbne Spetie unb Sranf.
@cuen mir bic %9aabruns Ssra6ten trobben, pae Ie
Goles l6aft unb uns %smp6rsu ssssn ben @eSanten,
paB Ser Stpf uns bt(bet, In ben urs Der Sob Yerz
panrelt? ~ t.is
SSer lcllen mir ais isl6fbepubte 9tenlden ,tlns t(ar
werpen iiter bic nOtbwenbtst gatettuns, Die aus Spetie
unb Grant bier &nudsn, bort Musfeln uub anpersipp
5trnfof ttlpet2
Sasl 1T bas abetnbe Sorredt u~nieres 5irnRpfs, ba6
MIR btss BsrOen ~besreifen f6nnsu, 9as 1T Die mads
tise srasipsite bes menialiden gerltanbes, bas er es
III ben, Dnntte Der Ssatltdteit brinsen Tam, aif weGs
dsns man ben Stof Serebrt, Der Die geert;tuse bilpet,
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SSeues sdbmibt. nnb @aaneraefebGft.

Die llntcrscthnecn madden biern,tt bent eeutihcn Yubltlm bic
NSNSams SeiknTsperti seseuitsr, bos rbise @cihdft %erS1net p<
ben unS bcreit int, ollie @rtcn pn SSa9en gu fabrteirtn. ale gnS~
mlaacn Der @ftrbc tamit perbunSen, ale @rtcn ppn Sdneibesc>
kirre werccn prn @ub>StatI 9tn,adt ub u~bcrbaupt ale @rten
SON Nsporoturtn Der Sdmict unb 9~Da9ncret ppn bent btfen Ma
krial unS III BEN tilt9lcn 9rcten pesferttst.
I'll Srpn Spce II. Sruotr.
Va. Ginise 0tbrin0e werbcn eatlblt 8clhdt, bic eos Sdmiet'
nnb Ntontr9eIh6ft erkrnel irpUel.
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6pttlicn Slpsa,anu.

VIII WIpolIalN,
pcutI6er Hunpdr;t
Sfhce: Slb Wiartst, ltebcn @rn. Nh. 6tIfrih.
cmpIcblt lh bcn ScEbrtcu QutIitun bi allen YUrlcmmcnbcu plub.
II. /. ~.
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9I Derinietben
Gin3elne 3irnmer fir lsbise Serren leben ,u yerre,,,
ten bst 6. @apr,
grcapltr. jpt(den Der 4. unb 5. ctr.
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Bekanntmac
L.ee untsr;tjAmete mnGt sas puttitum auf feline
9eutitDe 2ciDbibliptbef
aus r,ebr as
1000 SGmSeaa

psit.ttns uup Die ncu0sn Gri&cinnnsen Der rsntldsn
aitsratut snttaitcnr. oufmntiam. une e%npiiehlt ctelsn
psihtaltisen Si6eridae ur feiBiasn Senaeuns.
SiGer wsreeu auSatltctsn ersen 9intt'ls9un9 sen
sl.00 su 6 Cite. per Sud, Bel @tcnnemtnt ron % Gts.
per Mpnat rnt $500 per Satr tst S~rrausmhlnna.
g. Sa(Ict. Sutbanplrr
Ute Struer. tsm Stcatsr e%sssniiter.
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-. 81. Sfrctecr.

NpctNeter, 0ru9iit, Smprrtcr ppw Seut.
l@ch eeemtfhlten II. |. ~. Mr. > NiatrgStr.
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rtn. aS zen norelthcn Irejlcn obMlaNcn wNrScr. 81 s i,inTn.
Sprr0tbc aus0citltht. "' "'"'"'
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ii fir aeaenwartss SaiIrn oufs Gtt&baltisIe unb @anniefolti9ft
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tEaatunssn nit ertauliden 9isosrn agf eas tes Sabres.
gsrb. @Issabe. HIS. 657 9. Cert. S@6n iiGer Srud.
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ferrliSchte Anzeigen.

Dir. Sb. S4Iernamn,
StRes: 9trtpch-Gdc rcr Mnribans nno 3ten Strase
Or. aB. @rsbe,
Office: Ecke MARSHALL und ate StrassA
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@cprac SpG,

Nbierdrit
tmpfes!t ith III beutI4rr YubItFum ais Gin in DcutItlors cyf
Der banno9 =. II 2bnrarinttsS dul ~attilNctCr Sbtrar,t. Or brL
tanceIt ill r. Stcb vprtpnlnCnScu S~ranfhcitcn. wcItcr STt &c
au6 istn Iii c Gr cmpficblt I'D tclOnbcrs S, ScrtIGtn aorntrTr IN
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GSs~ Sfite iii ben gpctcfcn trr Scrrcn T;IGcr unS G,r5siro
Sadrinrn ali S~rpabitroBe. ria ~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-06-19
EPISCOPAL sEkyICE IN LANCASTER

In Wow Of organizing az Episcopal
Church at Lancaster and providing oeea
sional church services for the scattered
members in this part Of the State, Rev
Air. LINN Of Prairie da Chen promises 8
visit shortly and has given notice that be
will invito the Bishop of bis district 70 in
stituto the proper course for building
house of worship. Wm HoRNEn, Esq. one
Of the vestrymen, formerly of this place
will also be present to lift the money de-
posted some years ago for building anc
apply the same according to the design o
donors. Notice will be given Of the tim'
when Rev. Mr. LINN OF the Bishop is t
appear.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-06-19
ELECTS OF FILxlBU5TGRIaG an AEw Or
HEARS

For some years, the Fiilibuaters have
had their head in Washngton-their bow
els in New Orleans; the head has been
Pierce, then Buchanan, the bowels the off
spring of Gods human creation, with just
enough devil and beast to make New Or
leans a pandemoniam, menagerie and hell
all together. FilIibusting in fair weather
and murder in foul has been the practice
at New Orleans for wears, with Pierce and
Walker and Walker and Buchanan at the
head. Politics and murder by professional
office holders and graduates from the poni-
tentiarias had waylaid civil persons and
property and even st,rrned the judicial out
posts; the very heart and vitals of New
Orleans were in danger Of beil G submerged
by Washington city lords and filibuster-
ing scallawags. The people Of New Or
leans could stand it no longer for they
must have laws and administrators Of laws.
They arose in masses, formed vigilance
committees, aud resolved that the laws fo'
the protection of life and property shoul,l
he enforced, by fair or forced means. The
mayor, and police gave ap--resigned.--
At a new election just held, anti admin
istration men, men opposed to murder
and fiIlibustering, were elected. Ofcourao
the vigilance committees resigned and Or
der is restored. Even the Washington
Oaion acknowledges that the fllibusters Of
New Orleans have received too much en-
couragement from the Administrations
Buchauan's Ostcnd letter is getting sore
knocks from the New Orleans papers
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-06-19
COUNTY TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.

Mr.. Ep1ToR:- have noticed two com
munications in the Herald relative to
Teachers Associations | should have re-
sponded to the call and given my views
upon the subject al an earlier date, but
for absence from home and the press Of
other duties. favor the forming of such
an association and for tho reasons 50 ably
set forth BY Messrs. Miller and Page in
their communications. | would suggest
that Messrs. Miller and Page serve as
committee for the purpose of calling 9
primary meeting at such time and place
as they may deem best.
Yours respectfully, J. L. PIcKARD.
Platteyille, June 10th.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-06-19
important Decision 10 Assessors.

The United States Supreme Court at
Washington, have made q highly lmpor-
tant decision in regard to the taxation CT
lands in the new States and Territories. -
The public lapds OF the United States are
not subject to taxation, and the decision OF
the Supreme Court is that the titles to the
lands sold at the various land Offices re-
mains in the United States, until the
patent Is issued to tic purchaser and con-
,sequentIy no State or Territory has any
right to levy tax upon land tor which
the purchaser has not yet received ms
patent from the United States Govern
menu.
The above we find passing round in oul
exchanges. 1t has been stated lately
and may or may not be genuine report
of decision Of the Supreme Court, at
Washington. Some heavyjobber in vest
ern lands may have started it in order to
avoid asses rnent and taxation. How ev-
er, it may ali be true; if 80, official notice
thereof should be given By Gov. Rand III
or the Sect Of State, that assessors may
act accordingly.
This decision, if properly reported, V ii
cause some commouon in the new Sta .es
and Territories. In Wisconsin, a third d
the lands sold by the government have
mol been patented and are not there ore
held for taxes. In Grant County, at east
fifth of the lands owned are not patent
ed; therefore not liable for taxes. This
will throw heavier rate of taxation on
the patented lands. A further difficulty
must arise from this decision: tax titles al
ready acquired are worthless.
Non-residonts who own large land pos
sessions, not yet patented, will rejoice at
his decision.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-06-19
DUELETTH READTAG.

From the AdOertiser, with its week.,
records of business and accidents, storm
and crimes, we are led to believe Dunleiti
has as many attractions as Dubuque o,
Prairie do Chen. We give below from
the Aduertiser IS follows, in substance:
The vigilance committee of Danloitl
met on Friday evening last to dispose OF
important business.
Mr.. IL. GILMORE, gentleman of some
experience IN his profession, has opened a
law office at Dunleith and doubtless hopes
for share f the patronage growing out Of
lighting, drinking, and so forth.
The Council of Dubuque have re Iuced
the ferry rates from that side to DunIe it'll,
while the council Of DunIeith have doub-
led the rates from that side to Dubu1,,e.-
The effect will be to cause about twice as
many crossings from Dubuque to Duneith
as the other way, and thereby drain Iowa
OF inhabitants in a few months.
The Esterly Reaper Mandatory at,
Dunieith owned by d. Il. Burt, Silas Burt
and Charley Burt,fhas grown into an ,ex-
tensve establishment, employing IS hands.
The, have already finished 70 Of the Es-
terly Reaper and Mowers, and turn off / 8
per week.
A young lady at Dunleith over the
nom-dG- plume, "MARy NORRIS" writes for
the Advertiser. Without intention to pass
upon the merits or dement's Of her articles,
we hereby tondeT her peany-e line, cash,
until notice TO the contrary shall be given,
for weekly articles for oar paper, not ex-
ceeding half column in length and to to
counted in form. By thi, offer, we are
not to be understood as interfering with a.
ny arrangement she may have with the
1fivertiser.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-06-19

Ex-Gov. BARsTow.-The Madison Ar
gus, official organ of ''the party" in its
last issue, makes the following announce
ment:
And when the Democracy of the State
shall select q chosen leader, from among
its best and most IGNORED membels--lhe
name Of VIM. A. Barstow will appear on
its standard sheet, and rally the masses to
its support.
The democracy have singular virtue
not possessed b. any other party: the
meanest man an ongst them is chosen lea
der, and the me amer his acts the warmer
grow his friends. The reverse rule preyaile
with Republicans. Bashford has not &
friend in his party; only one bad act o
his has come to light, while Barston
stands convicted of scores Of outrages and
by every testimony known to the CODE
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-06-19
sasRIFE,s sAlE-ssgLpgEATH.


HENRY S. MANN ana Daniel Hunsaker, We, sy-,
Gilbreath. Sheriff 3 Office, Grant County, Wis.,
10Th, 1858. Grant Circuit Court.
10y virtue of a Fl Fa execution issued out Of ti
ED cult Court of GrG4t county, Wisconsin, 20 ms
led against the goods chatt-ls lands and teneneai
john Il. Gilbreath der t.. and for want of sufficient
lave this day levied upon and will sell to the "
bidder for cash at the court house door in the villa
lancaster, in said county,
On tht lth day ct -Aag&st, 1858,
Mt one o'clock afternoon OF said day. all the right
interest, and claim which the said John +. Glib
had on the 10th day of April, 1853, or at any other
thereafter to the following described land, to wit
Lot No. 26, in that part OF the town Of Farpay
scribed on the map Of said town, being situated o.
West-haT OF the northwest quarter OF Section No.
in Town No. L, north Of Range No 2, west of the n
principal meridian, commencing at tie southeast
ner Of said lot Thence westerly along the line Of 4
60s3 feet Thence north So west 45 a feet:Thence
cast 143 feet, thence east 80 feet to the north-es
ner, thence south 10 east 1877 feet to the place
ginning: variation SO, 10 cast, containing 2O-lVO
acre. Also, part of lot no Gas described on the
SAID town. commencing at the north west corner
lot, thence east 195 links, thence south 69ca1t Zii
thence west 70 links, thence north 1870, east u
thence west liz links; thence north az links,
place of beginning; variation 50, 10 cast contaln
lO3 OF an Also tie south. east quarter OF tue
west "A & northwestern the southeast quarteroi
Town i, north Of Range 2 west Of fourth principal
dian, containing 80 acres more or less,ai IN Gram
", Wisconsin.
Tho above sale will be nlado to satisfy sad e4s.
and costs aus the law dirocts.-Dated June l9tn, ~
BARBER Il Lowry, D WARD, shenh
62-6s Pl'Hs Atfys. Grant co., u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-06-19

How IT WAS DoaE.-Senator TOXINS
opened the war with England. and was
seconded by Seward and Hale. The latter
frankly told Messrs. Toombs and Buchanan
that in event Of war with England, we
should acquire the Canaias, Nova Scotia
New Brunswick and the other British pos.
session in America, sufficient to erect al
many free States rs all the southern states.
The result is, negotiations are set on foot
to hushup tho war on any terms as soon as
possible the everlasting nigger interest
being involved. Great Britain can thus
ride over the Americans as much as
Queen Victoria has a mind TO, just SO long
as niggcrs are the foundation of the Ameri
can Governmentand democracy. Crippled,
humbied America, insulted BY Great Brit
ian and enslavod by niggors, without any
power to retallate upon the one or eman
cipate from the other! Great is this relict
Of barbarisn, American slavery, and great
its prophets Terrible is the wolf we have
got BY the ears!
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-06-19
wHLTEwAsHExa THE BLACK LIST.

Ever since and even before tho report
Of the Investigating Committee, the aodjte-
crashing process has been >arried on; the
Madison J0urRm commenced tho white
washing, by giving Baahford thick coat.
Tho Aygus followed by apologies for Bar
stow then it went--ono at time; final
", the 1rgps turned into whitewashing
Smith, and the Joarn0i balancing the
compliment by putting Huntington =
Thus, the twin lovers expect to have it all
rightly a too barefsccd agreement that
the Republican Journal is to whtowaah
corrupted Democrats and the Democratic
Urges is to @htowash corrupted Republi-
cans Thus are the scouadrels all 10 BE-
set Alright and made holy as angels. Go
it double souIed boots--Argus and JoeF-
aal. the people Will mend your ways
Not one of your whitwashed sepulchros
can ever be trusted again in a public sta,
ton.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-06-19
IA pRoRATE-MERO.

State of Wisconsin, County Of Grant,
JuneEsrerm, 1858. Present, William 'i0o . Il
In the m after of the last will and testament ="
Nero, junior deceased. -.H,s
nN re aiding and fling an instrument IL sl If
~ porting to be the last viii ana srore.
Nero, Junior, late of the county OF Grant ai0-'
ceased. .o,fof 81
And thrreupon it is ordered that the PROOF onurt
strument be heard before the Judge OF tnia ~ The
court house in Lancaster in said county, II If ed
day of July, D. 1858, at one O'Clock, ranf be
And it is further ordered that nolice dsr fof
successive weeks previous to sd day Of hearing s
.sGrant County Herald" weekly newspaP2ttFb IS
at Lancaster in said county DATED Jun r. '''
WILLIAM McDoNio County Ja4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-06-19

hsg" The Platteville Examiner, SAYS the
Grant Co Herald, is to be discontinued
1t is q good paper, and should not be suf
fered to die from the want of support
| Miwauke go Wisconsin.
The I,raminer said no such thing; il
said the Examiner was to be discontinued
The Grant County Herald IS, we believe
the olfe established pane, in the State
The is ,ue Of this week closes the seventh
volume under cur control as editor and the
sixtee ath year of its age. We have
no thoughts of selling out or closing
Turned in forty, we are getting grey and
editing has become our habit, yet we are
not done learning how to conduct coun-
Try newspaper successfully. We expect
to meet for The first slime in our life, at
Madi on the 9th Of July, an hundred edi-
tors, ne shadows of whose faces we have
seen 81 many years and whose souls VIC
have o long weighed and measured as on
y an editor can weigh and measure the
motis IS Of men. Then we expect to see
CRAMsR of the Wisconsin for the first
time, though we have long known him,
and whose demise We hope to never an
noun ,e.
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The Little Pilgrim.

This excellent. little monthly for June il
on our table, filed as usual with choice
articles for the children. Our children
are always delighted to get this, their oaoa,
paper, end We ore really surprised that
more copies are not taken b. parents here
for the use Of their children. Terms so
cents year Address Iippincost, Gram
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Anniversary Celebrations.
appear.

PLArTRvILLE. The Anniversary 0
American Independence will be celebrated
under direction of the Odd Fellows ant
Masons at Plattevillo on the Sd Of July
Citizens and all are invited. Lancaste
Coynet Band will attend.
TAFToN. The Anniversary will DO eel
ebrated at Tafton on the 9th July. Ian
caster Cornet Band will attend.
CAssv1LLE. The Nations Anniversary
will be celebrated at Cassvillo on Monda,
evening, the 9TH July, by Ball at thu
franklin House. Also, by paying th'
highest price for wheat paid on that day ii
Grant county-Brinkmann d Co., and Ii
Grave & Co., managers.
LIMA. There will be an Anniversary
Ball at the rooms of VIM. Bull in Lima OF
the evening of July I'd, Friday.
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Il Oh WArERs.-Egypt in Illinois Is
gene rally under water. In many places
the illinois Central and other railroads are
unf er water and damaged. Kaskaskia is
un Ter water aud the inhabitants fled to
Garrison Hill. Carlo, Mound City and
'nd all the regions opposite ST. Louis,
were under water or being washed by the
floods. In many places the rivers are
forming new channels. Lower Illiapis is
terribly flooded.
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WAGON G. CARRIAGE sHOI

COVE lJFI-
A Nd yet the bsst Wagon of any style you see fit
IA order, at
@. n. BUDOS SHOP IN LANCASTER
have secured the services of j. Straton, who Id
nowledged 10 be the best wheel maker in the westa
merry worked for j. Manning, at the same place. Sl
, years since. you call on me win trim you Ca
twagcn on as favorable terms as any othel shop thst
u regular business, and will warrant my worn, botf
durability, and ease For tc.,: In feet oid Spa! caa
beat, and any person giving an order for wagon 4
rely upon getting just such az articles as hebargas
ANY desirable style got up short notice and Of \
material the country affords. ANY amount Of ref.
can be given to establish What have said, but all
know Old Spot need none, and Others may come and
him put wheel together and they will DO sstiae
All kinds of job work in the Blacksmithing o. "a
work solicited. D. Il. BUDD
Lancaster, juno 18th, ISIS. "