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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-03
! MANFRED

March 2d-ah saefamente, Cal. Mr. NAT. Woops. for.
Iuoa co. CALI to Mss EEkAs g. vIssrAap 9.
f.nss,e. Psrssvera4es cnreth ana oyereonsth NJ,
March 27th-alo plstteyillG, by Rsv Js. Lawson. Mr.
above place. i, :. u = ''s
March lsth-In Potosf, By Thos. Stephens Esq. M.
rscRGf SHuLrz, Of Potos 10 Miss Ann HASSY, Of Har
March loth-In Clifton. b. chas Fu,ls, ESQ Mr. Ions
EoKsR, Of Wingvile, to Mis- ADsLArE CALAnxsof Cif
ton,
March 4th. Liberty. by Chas. Fulks, Esq. Mr. 0ro
March 2sA-In nEseh Grovs b. Rev. A. n nsra. ~
River VT. '- -. . = "s's7
harcs z5d-Ia Wysdasns. b Rev. 4 n. Daxeo. ~.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-03

RELIGIOUS AWAKEsING.-Reyiyai in
the large cities are increasing in intensity
The feeling has also commenced in the
smaller cities and towns, aud will doubt.
less extend to the rural regions shortly
1t does not partake of the character OF
mere religious excitement, and is therefore
expected to be longer lived than ordinar,
reYivals, for mere cxcitemen.s do not last
long; it is temperate in its progress, with
out wild enthusiasm. yet TIE progress is
rapid and reaches classes Of per ons who
are never carried away by excitement. -
This ieli@iOus L cling is natural effect Of
t e times ard wha, is to follow has its
example IN history--a general Infusion and
practice of charity and bencgolencs to-
wards the needy and oppressed, with
wholesome reforms in every department OF
business life. Reforms are sure TO meet
with favor after revival of religion. be.
cause men will become more sincere IN
what they profess, even in secular mat
tiers.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-03

EwWe bappe6lo know that layers
Cherry Psctoyal and CatAartic Pills are
good medicines, and, shall proclaim it be-
cause;w do know.i.. ): We confidently be-
lieve there lisa vast amount. of relief. from
suffering for our afflicted fellow men wrap
ped up in these skillful preparations, and
ve shall freely use our little influence TO
make them known to those who need
them.--[ P hiladelphia Sunday Times.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-03
Sheriff. Sale-Uaie.

john r. niilock, Us. Fl Fd. Isaac J. Dale.
Sherns Office, Grant County, Wisconsin.
DY virtue Of Fl ia execution issucd out of the Cir.
ID c1it Court .. Grant County, State Of Wisconsin, 10
directed, against the goods catteis real estate
Of Isaac ). bale Defendant, foe OF suIcien,
goods and chattes std by the direction OF the plaintiff
have this Gay levied upon and will sell to the highest
and best bidder. for il hand the outward door Of
the court aoasein the village in said coun
t., the 18th day Of May 4. D. 1885, u, one O'CLOCK III
the afternoon OF said day, all the right title Interest
and cisin, which the said Isaac j. Dale, det ha ct
the 7t day Ut October, A. H. 1881; any other tim,
thereafter, to the following real estate, to viii, TIT
southeast quarter OF section No twenty two
snip NO eight , north iaIgc No. y OF the
iscosn, 10 satisfy said and COSTS as the
law directs -iahcaster, Msrca z1ti A., ID. 1906. 49,.
JOAN X. DIMock, d. WARD Sheriff
Pills Atty. 4l-6t Grant Co.. WISCONSIN
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-03
In Probate Barear

State Of Wisesnsin, Couny Of Grant s-Countv Cont
March Term, 1858. Present. William Mci;onigal
Judge.
In the matter Of the estate Of Daniel Bargsr deceased
FnN this day Ge ii this court the petition ofMar
" asret Barger, widow Of said deceased PRAYING ~.
appointment OF Thomas j. Green, Esq, Of the town III
Wingvnc, in said Grant County. administrator Of he
estate Of said decsased and thereupon OF ered that
tue matter q said petition be heard before tina advs
thsCouTt at the court house in Lancaster IN aid "
~ on the 18th day Of April A. D. 1883 1T ococS -
the afternoon Of said dsy. S'oc@' "a
And tlnf notice BE- given 70 Al parrons ..,...
Publishing this order for three succees;ye p
g so aay e hsarins e 81, Cesnsy Hsrsis
see@y P9sassee q ls1c.ster in said COUNTY
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-03

prsponnlse.-;. Hon. S. X. Mallory,
Democratic Senator in Congress from,
Florida, made a speech on The 18th ult.'
90 Kansas affairs; ia (which be cursed
northern Democrats as = pack of double
dealers, protesting to favor slavery with
southern men, yet disclaiming at home
that the Democratic party favored slavery.
In hi. speech he said as follows:
ale admitted that speedy triumph Of
the Republican party Was beyond ques
tion.. The Senate would soon see Re
publican vice-president and the White
House republican executive. It WAS
useless f.. the scs,:h' TO ignore her loss o
political power: it was inevitable, and she
must make the best of it.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-03
FATE OF xAvsAs-HorEs AND FEARS

Were our men insincere iu their opposi-
ton to the Leconpton Constitnt!op, they
would probably prefer that the bill FOR the
immediate admission should pass; the ef-
feel would he certain destruction tc the
Lecompton party. But, they care less a.
bout destruction of the Democratic party
and more about peace and seifgovernmsnt
in Kansas. This can be seen from tire
tone of Republicans everywhere and their
Journals. Indeed, there is more to fear
now from premature sacessions 10y the
hundred thousand, Of men without well
formed apti,slavery convictions, than from
all other obstacles standing in the way of
a sound triumph of Republicanism in
1860 Republicans who are Indifferent
bout the great questions Of human liberty
and free labor, are greater obstacles than
their votes can overcome. A poorly con-
verted Republican one who has only
party or Office IN view, is dead weight TO
the party.
From our latest intelligence, Leco'npion
is almost sure to fail; Crttenden's bill for
the admission of Kansas is gaining favor
and its fate is said to be with Giddings,
Wade and Leach, who yet oppose it. lis
features are as follows: Lecompton Con
stitution to be submitted to fair vote ID
Kansas; commissioners to conduct the
election; if fayorably voted for, the Pres
ident 10 so proclaim.
twenty-five Democrats are counted
sure against Lecompton, with five of the
twelve Americans, making III including
the 20 Republican members. A vote on
the merits of the question was TO be taken
on Thursday last, since which time We hare
not heard.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-03
Sherifs Sale-Ke1ren.

en- = ~
sherins Once, Grant County, Wisconsin,.
,irtcs OF writ Of Vi Ia, sxsestion, Issued out .
ne 0tcsit Courtof Gfnt 0onssr, 3tasU of Wiscoe
ss to ne directed against the gcod chat.eis aid rea
conrad keiren snd Anthony Keiren, defts ant
ior want saincient goods aud chat els by The
vii sell to the highest and best bidder for cash in had
az door of the court house in the village 81
lancaster in said county, on the 10Th day of May g.
Ute interest and claim, which the said Conrad Keis
ana Anfhony keisen defs had the I4th day Of sp-
following described real estate to wt: lots NJ ,h1a
so ana tour y, in block No. two (2) and Lots No.
nrse ana fcur, in Block No. Four az in John III
DimoeSs Recorded Addition to the village or Nuscods
.oeetner With all the buildings and improvements there
OF or thereto belonging, all in Grant Cos Stat. OF via
asad execution and costs ~ the iAv isscts-Lan-
caster, March eth, A. D..lS5s. D. WARD
JOIN H. DinocK. Sheriff f3rant f,onnty'
P'hs Atty. 4l-6t Wisconsin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-03
Total,

FARM MoRro G. K. Dean
sends US, In advance of the press, copy
Of the law to relieve those unfortunate
persona who we're drawn into mortgaging
their farms for Rsi!rosd stock by lying
representations Of agents. The law viii
appear next week. Gov. Randall doubts
As to the constitutionality Of the law but
signed it in order that The courts might
settle that point
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-03

NorE,-A quantity Of important mai,
ter, besides several communications, in
Tended for publication, are on file and
would have appeared before now but for the
lengthy advertisement Of delinquent lands
in our paper. This being the last publ
cation Of the land list, we shall have plen-
ty of space for reading matter after this
week.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-03

H Literafyiabor is undervalned, chief
~ because. the tools wherewith ii is done
are invisible. If-ths brain made as much
noise as mill, Or if though,.sowing follow
led hard after q breaking-up pillow, the pro-
duce of the mind would at once assert 4
place in price current. If a writer could
be so equipped with wheel. and pinions,
las entirely to conceal the man within, like
tia sutomaton chessplayer, and sentences
we're recorded by q living hand, the express
sion OF thought. would be at premium,
because the clock work would seem to
show that it oosta Something to make it.
+ Chicago Journal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-03
D / & D

March 2sth-In Cassyalle ir. CALKBL IRISH, senior
partner Of the late arm OF &C. L. if'sh Co. sgeo -
years.
Tine decd lost his life by the accidental discharge OF
suu while upon hunting excursion, on the evening o.
18th Of March. Thus unexpectedly, Is young mo.h eF
dren that OF an AFT ctonate aud niuigng father IA
rents brothers and bereft Of an ooedien
and kind bro ther and society Of good member He Is
cut of in tile 30 yer Of manhood and we all feel the n
reparabe loss
D-New York papers please copy
I A FRIEND rta DYcEisEr.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-03

HoNoR TO WHOM HoroE is due.-A-
mong the Democratic ne mbers of the As.
sembly who took high and noble stand
lin opposition to the factious and disorgan.
iziug course of the majority of his party
! friends, during the turbulent session q
Friday night, was Mr.. PATCH Of Grant
County. 1t requires no small degree O.
independence. and strength of moral put
pose, to resist. partisan prejudices and the
pressure Of partisan appeals, on such oecs-
.ions. Mr.. PATCH, however held to the
right in opposition to the great mass Of hi
lparty friends, and voted steadily with the
Republicans! Madison Journal.
| Mr.. PArcH is one Of the few remaining
ones of the old jackson school that has
stuck to the name and original conduct Of
ia Democrat, but without ever having learn
ed to do wrong to accomplish party ends.
Though bis original party principles are
held by an opposite party. he 50 venerate,
the name of Democrat that he stands by
she shadow, rejecting the substance. He
may therefore generally BE- depended on
TO do right.
We also learn that H. D. York 81
Grant County has generally voted with
the Republicans for investigating the con-
duct Of Democrats - we'll Is Repnblican,
This is much TO his credit. EMERY, sue.
eessor to Billy Hall, siso Of Grant County
goes wi;h smother crowd than the Gran,
County members.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-03

GoLp.-There is tolefable well con-
frmed report published in the Madison
Journaltha,, quartz, very rich in gold'
has been found al Pepin in this State
A vein Of quartz six inches thick, was found
about sixteen feet below the. surface, be-
ides quantity Of black sand containing
cold, 49,,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-03

STArEAeRIcULTuRAL CoLLEaE.-A bill
is before the Legislature, with chances for
its passage, to donate literally for State
Agricultural College, which is right. But,
the bill also provides that. 1.-The supennten-
dents and officers for managing the Col
lege, are to be flu rnished BY the legislature
which is wrong. The College should be
supplied with managers BY the farmer:
who take stock. If the Legislature ap'
points them, the College will be hot bed
for policians--a low centre where respec.
table farmers would not permit thoir boy.
to go. Better to send boys to the devil
at oucs for instruction than to such Col.
lege. :.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-03
JUDGING BY THE PAST, WHO CAN v0UCH
FOR THE FUTURE!


Had we been told year sge that in
1853. John ". Fcrney would publish the
seve-est Observation-Disclosures paper in the
Union; that S. A. Douglas would be
Buchanan. bitter enemy, and that, over
half the northern democracy would de-
nounce the ADMINISTRATION Of their choice,
in terms rssdefipg it impossible to ever
effect reconciliation, we would have
thought our informant lunatic or crazy
man. It will be remembered also, that in
1856, J. w. Gray. editor of the Cleveland
Plaindeoler, sent out circulars to all post
masters, forhidding them to act as agents
for the n. Y. Tribune or write thu names
OF subscribers thereon when taken in dol
lar club.--under penalty Of being report
ed at head quarters for removal. In 1853,
GRAY himself is removed from the Cleve-
land Post Office 70. opposing the admins
tration in as strong terms as Greeley ever
did; snd now, wee he to the Postmaster
I that soIieits subscribers for the Plaindealer!
He would be removed instaater, if report
ed at Washington. To solicit subscribers
for The Tribune would be only slight de-
par.u,e from duty, while making mp a
club for the Plaindealer would be high
crime punishable BY removal. Two years
ago Know NTothinyisna was the alleged
crime of all who opposed the Democratic
party; now, to have hses an avowed mem
Der OF shat order is a merit, than which nc
better Recommendation for Office can be
offered under the administration Of Mr..
Buchanan; while adopted citizens, foreign
er., are insulted by such great Democratic
Senators az Hammond of South Carolina
who, in bis late speech, called them mua
siAs, ashite sloves and human cattle. Two
years ego, Popular Sovereignty was the
great foundation stone Of Democracy now
you never hear il mentioned, except by
such lights as Seward Republicans and
Douglas Democrats. Buchanan has adop-
ted Intervention for slavery aud rejected
Popular Sovereignty, and Ill Democrats
who fail to recognize the right Of Congress
to intervene for slavery in the Territories,
non-intervent;on being Democratic even
so late as a year ago, are denounced AS
traitors. The ps.t furnishes 80 many
changes, We are therefore prepared to hear
Of almost anything, however wild or i'm
possible, being offered as a Democratic
test, even re-opening Of the African
slave trade aad adoption of slavery in ali
the free states. Who can vouch for the
future? go ="
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-03
WHO WO'D HAVE THO'T TT

will sell that beautiful Prairie Farm where lately
sided, one mile soutl-ea of the village of Patch
Grove, containing 50 acres NIL improved the prcmis
good framed house barn granary; thrifty orch
ard beginning to bear, grove o JUO0 locust
and the house, (Which is whitej when through the
green foliage OF the trees naturally the beoder
eXcairn son. that had tist for home. The place
well watered-on public road about a Of mile from
school Forty of timber land will be sold with the
place if desired and posseSson given snort noticc
Onethird OF the pnrchase money be paid down
by the first of July. Fer particulars call az the
village Of Patch Grove. LUThEx BROWN.
Patch Grove, March Goth 1853. 4l-3me Il
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-03
CT TY HOTEL,
POTOSI, WiGC(

W. I. EsnoR, PRopRrEroR
HAvING recently re-6tted.and re-openca this Hotel
LII Is now prepared to accomodate 7, ayelyrs and
at prices to suit the times.
HORSES, 1 GOOD STABLE
Is attached 10 the prenses. attentive and obgine
hoslers Observe the sign Livery Stable
Feb 20th 1858. ii
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-03

ATLANTIC MONTHLY FOR APsIL.-TEis
frat Magazine Of America is rapidly Gnd-
ing its Nay into favor. Unalorned with
pictures a Ia Harpsr, it stands upon merit
alone; it usually gives q political article
every month. The April number con-
.sius a review Of Buchanan's administrs
ton, with curious notice Of Dougl as and
the great schism aud its probable result
Terms Of the 4Aaantic, 50 per annun; ad-
dress, Phillips, Sampson &c, ID Winter
street, Boston, Mass.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-03
Nfm advertisements.
FRUIT TREES FOR SALE,
ONE g. A HALF MILES SOUTH Of TAFT0N. BY
n r a r n r. AVERY

choice lot Of Applet Plum, Glory and Guinness, all
n grated, and years old; from to #. high
apple trees comprise n1oat choice varieties such
the Northwestern Fruit Growers Association have ap-
proved Of We will take good paper, well secured draw
ing ~ per CONT small grain at fair prices, delivered
at our nursery or Cassye or Glen Haven.
ArIil Sd, 1858. 4l-3t HAR,ER 4 AVERY.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-03

CHANGE FOR HcME.-Luiher Brown
offers by advertisement very nice farm
property for sale near Patch Grove village
This is a beautiful Pre- per,y.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-03

A Coon JokK.--The legislature Of Tex
as lately adjourned, passed an act calling a
southern convention, and oppropria'ing ten
thousand dollars out Of any money ia tic
treasury, TO defray expenses in the event
Of rejection Of the Lecompton Convention
by Congress. Thus il is proposed to take
initiatory steps for disunion. The joke Of
the whole thing lies in the fact that there
is not dollar in the whole treasury. 1t
is entirely bankrupt.
|, Suppose The Wisconsin Legislature
were TO pass p. similar act to call
another convention for disolying the
union in case the Lecompton Consti-
tuition was adopted. What thunder the
democracy wonld work out of it,!
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-03
70 THE VOTERS Of the sth JUDICIAL CIRCUIT!

Of Waseoxsin isclsdng ths Cexntiss Of ioWn, Lsf ay
cite. Grent ard R,ehtGnd.
Having been requested by many persons of both poly!
teal parties become candidate for reelection; AND
written calls having been handed signed by large
of Citizens and Members Of tho Bar without
gard to politics party requesting my name to be used
a. candidate for Circuit Judge 1t the coming judicial
Election After mature deiberaton have concluded to
become Independent Candidate for reelection 10 that
Office.
II the people Of this Circuit At again to elect ne,
will dischargs the duties of that Office TO the bea oi
MONfaoMEHY " COTHEkN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-03

MUSICAL FEsrIvAL.-The ladies of the
congregational Society will give public
festival at Calls Concert Hall in Lancaa.
ter on Thursday evening next. The Lam
caster Coraes Band viii contribute their
services and various amusement. m.v !.
|expccted.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-03

CusA.-The President has Cuba-seiz.
ing message, consistent with his Ostend
Manifesto, ready to be sent 10 on the mas
sage Of Lecompton. Spain. France and
England are preparing for it. Buchanan
thinks war would heal our domestic dis
sentions.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-03

ESr The receipts of the American Trae
Society for eleven months pasi HAYS bee,
$4,000 less. than The same months N,
proceeding year, while The grants ,h,c.o,
colportsge and other channels have be-,
largely increased.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-03

THE German papea4 have translated and
issued Senate: Ssward's recent speec h, and
IL has been stereotyped it Washington, the
subscription for capiss exceeding that for
al! others deb verds during the present ses-
IsaOn
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-03

FRuu TREEs.-Messrs. HARGER Il
AVERY offer for sale choice lot of apple,
pear,plum and other trees at their nurssr,
near Tafton. See advertisement.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-03

A PRspIcrioS,-The philade,nh;,
Press predicts that the revival Of the
slave trade will be, at the end of anothe,
year, the test of democracy. Strapge,
prophesies have been verified.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-03

NorE.-Marriage Certificates addressed
ito us will be promptly handed to the
County Register as soon as we set in type
the notices of marriage.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-03

ExPLANArIoN.-We sre receiving let.
tiers daily with money inclosed, ordering
the Missouri Democrat. Persons. can just
as we'll direct their letters, inclosir g a dol
lar bill, 10 McKEE i FIsaBAcK, 81. Louis
No, as TO us. x
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-03

Gg The name Of the distinguished
correspondent of the ST. Louis Democrat
is P. L. FeY. III health has caused him
TO abandon his post for the present.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-03

ELECTION RETuRSs.-We ask the favor
of CLERKS and Others, to send us iIn,ne-
diately after election, the names of Town
officers excited. We design publishing as
usual perfect list of Town officers for the
next year. :
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-03

CIrY HOTEL, PorosI.--Our esteemed
friend, WV. T. Esso8, has taken the City
Hotel At Potosi,. and will superintend it
veil.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-03

DAVID WnMor.-An attempt Is on foot
lin the Pennsylvania Legislature to 'egis-
late David Wilrnot cut Of his judicial Of.
flee. This il to be- done by swamping
his district, and attaching TO other dis
districts the counties Of which il is COM
posed.- ) 81 4. i -.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-03

ACCIDENT AND DEArH.-A little son Of
Mr. Alexis Chase, residing in the North
part of Potosi, aged Il years, was killed
on Thursday last, by a wild horse which
be attemnteG to ride 70 water. - =. >.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-03

TGrroS .seaooL-We ARE requested to
say chat the haif-term Of 'faf,Sp High
School will commence on Monday, the
10Th of April.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-03

n There are yet 100000 Ct acre.
Of public land unsold in wiscoDsin--mosl
OF which Is adapted for cultivation.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-03
The Fourth Quarterly Meeting Of Ian

caster Circuit will be held at Hurricane Corners, to-
day and to morrow, consequence of which; there will
be no services in the n E. Church, tomorrow. Rev E.
Tnsker will preach in the 81. 4. Church, Sunday,
April 18th, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Lancaster, April Sd, 1858.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-03
EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN LANCASTER.

Mr.. EDITOR :-UnderstandIng that 4
certain amount Of money was collected or
quea,hed some years ago, for the purpose
Of erecting an Episcopal Church in Lam
caster, and not being able to find out the
particulars, we beg you to kindly inform
us Of the nature Of the bequest or collec-
lions.
As there are here quite number Of
members belonging to the Episcopal de-
nomination who fee! sadly the waat of a
suitable place of worship and in conse-
quence have to pass their sabbaths either
at home or visit other congregations not
congenial to their feelings; your full! infor-
nation on the subject will be received with
much interest and will greatly oblige
T. MANY EPIscoPALIAHs.
REMARKs.-Some FIVE years ago, a sum
of money, said to be about $3.50, was
donated by several charitable persons in
Virginia for erecting an Episcopal Church
in Lancaster. The money was received
by the Veytrymen, during q visit from
Bishop Kemper Of Dubuque. and loaned
10 one Of cur citizens at 2 per cent. inter-
est. The principal and interest now s.
mount to near 5000. Sundry small sums
were also subscribed and partly paid, it was
said. The limitation on the note for the
Virginia donation will soon expire, after
which it will DO optional with the holder
of the ;noheyswhether be psysit or not
Tnere are quite number of protested
Ep.seopalians il Lancaster and vicinity
tthey should organise, at least so far as 10
Fbuiid bouse of worship. We believe
There is no Episcopal Church or organiza-
ton in Grant County Ed.