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MUSIC ACCOMPLISHMENT.

DARLOR FURNITURE
Il PAPER-HANsIsss AND UPHOLSTERY Goops.
The subscribers keep on hand and make 10 order
81 .tyles af CAB NET snd PARiOkn
nor stsOrtmeut of PAPER; R;HANGINGs, ;"
Bnpsr aPs u .5d II PU Pas Oes Sdv
short notice. Furniture Re paired and Varnlshed.
Sleepy Hollow Arm Chairs from Sl2 to s21 each.
Enameled Covered Lounges az lov ss SIS.
call 10 res pectfully olIoted from persons fur
nlshng their houses can and Do sell furniture
Of oHr otcn make, as low, IL not love- than the
same style Of work mot city make,) can Ve bought
at in this city.
JOS. T. X. PLANT CO.
Paper HANGERS. Upholsterers, and.
Manufacturers Of Furniture,
oc Ism $50 ID street. between 9Th and 10th.
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SPIRITUAL LABIALArIoH 1T is stated that an
enthusiastic spiritualist recently described to q
friend several communications from his de-
ceased wife, and added that the last manifesto
tion was that the spirit of his deceased spouse
seated herself on bis knee and gave him hear
ty embrace, ending with kisses. Pooh ~
said the skeptic, how could your wife's spirit
actually kiss your The enthusiast answered,
W, the spirit took possession of Miss -, our
pretty medium, and did it through her" The
incredulous questioner began to think there
might be something in it after all.
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WALL, STEPHENS e. CO.,
w No 50 Psss. 1vssvs.
BOYS AND YOUTHS READY-MADB
CLOTHING,
For School oEd Dress Wedr,
Parents and guardians wishing TO furnish thefy
children and wards with School and College Outfts
for the coming season, are invited to examine our
present large and extensive variety of
BOYS CLOTHING,
where they At out their children OF ali el1es, IN
few minutes, with every description Of REApY-
MADE GARMENTS Of substantial and durable sualitv
WALL STEPHENS q CO.,
au 21-t No. 50 Pa. av.. bet. sth and 10th sts,
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BARsEz's FIsHKs GIRL.-Foc want Of space,
We have DELAYED calling the attention Of our citi-
lens TO the '' Fisher Girl," Of Mr. WIN. r Bar
b . which II now on exhibition al bis studio. i'm
th- bss-neRt Of tbe Capitol This statue ~ pre-
sen's gi,l cf Gig h,e.n summers, In a sitting Dc
sinon, engaged in mending = net. The counie-
nance h sanafked eys reEreti yet, with all it,
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Musical instruction.
ARP Observation-Disclosures M

HARP LEssoNS-EXTRAORD I
Parties purchasing a HARP at manu- faoturers'
Price at the NV MUSICAL REPosroRy. Prof.
DeCpniet holds forth the Induoement e giving half
lntructlor tcffh0rG charge, for the purpose
OF maklng u q prominent instrument In this city.
rtNlsAlNe LESSONS sIven according TO the method
OF the Italian School on the plsnoforte A 20. Sc
HI Reao other Advertisements in thIs paper.
no I-u Corner llth st. and Pa. avenue.
MUSICAL EXCITEMENT IN THE CITY.
Those who want to purchase q superior Piano
would do well to select one Of STEISwAY soNs'.
which Is decidedly the first nov In tie msrket,-
consdered by competent Jud ges such ss ottschtk.
NJ. Mason. Woenhanpt and many others. 20 be rae
best instrument, the fnsu Tosed, and Though last
not leastl the most durable Pia1oy IN the world.
Having list Of near ONE THOUSAND nsmes as refer
enoe 70 their osebIty Sold 81 prices considerably
less than anywhere else IN the CITY. CAL at the
Stw MUSICAL REPOSITORY, corner llth street and
no Ntf PROF. p.cGNIEL, Sole Aren't.
t. THE HARP.
i HE QUEEN or ALL INSTRUMENTS.
farues wishing to lesTn the HARP; but not b,ylng
one, VIII be allowed the privilege Of the ute OF one
ior oaily pIaotlse UithoNf eadTge, at tbe NEw
MUSICAL kEPosI1oRY by making immediate
hororgt and proper eoHyye Of trStTsefson, Incud-
ing Bochsa's celebrated NKw HAKP FFFEcrs AND
PAssaeEs. Terms So per quarter; psy more.
ELEGANT TONED hARPs from s25o to ssce, war.
Ianted.
HARP STRINGS for s57s Everythns in the musio
hte
PIANos, HARPs, GUITARS, &o., &o., for sale and
20 rent.
Musical Repository corner IIth at. and Pa. sv.
no 2n-tf
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Wood and Coal.

ITO MEMBERS OF CoNoREssAND 9TH
FRS SJUSTCOMMtNClNG HOUSEKEEP
lNG.-Now is your chance to lay in your winter
supply Of Fuel. I am now receivinr another cargo
Of Of pest Red Arh Coal: Also, ON hand. Hickory,
Canal.
def r. w RATES
MY SUPERIOR OAK WOOD. cut expressly
w for sales, will be delivered every DAY from
prices.
WOOD and coal. ofsll kinds.
SAWED ard SPLIT WOOD.
klNDblNG WOOD IN crates and CHARCOAL
IN any quantity.
Three caIgoes of COAL, to arrive soon. will be
Leave your ordeis at opce at INV offoa on oh xt
between ID and z. '
noA sAM'L H. YOUNG.
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ETRUSCAN JEWELRY.-Justr recslyed
~ Lavas, Canoes, Corals, and H. osaics, in rich
Etruscan Settings, together with large nvoIoe OF
Fancy Silverware, suitable for wedding prese ,ts
H. SEMKtN,
no 81 so Pa. ave. bet ath and Int b Efa
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VEGETABLE BALSAM.
OR FRAGhINT HAIR WASH
For beautlfyiIG snd preserving the HAIR. possess
II also removes DANDRUFF and DISEASES
OF THE SKIN, giving j ife and vigor 20 tue hair
hitherto unattaInabie. Manufactured and sold,
wholesale and retail, by
JOHN II. GIBBS. wlIlards' Hotel, and
No. 20 Pa avenue, Washinlton, D. O.
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Il on street, between nth and 18th sts For
ts5Ts sp ~; app,y on the premises to Mrs. WILLIAM
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Rad Certificates Of PractistsF Pkvstetaas 9, sts.s
o(Dhiek eda be stvea.

Read CeYtifeates Of Practisisf Pkpstetass, mere
oftchiek eda be stcsa.
have for some time Rast used the Vegetable
"A Gibbs, Of this city, and have found it an excel
lent psratIon for keeping the scalp entirely oean
and thereby efficiently promoting the growth Of the
hair. In instance falling under my notice vas
applied TO arrest the falling of OF the hair ster
protrsoted feverSand with entire It 10 not
encountered with those heavy essential oIs which
always more or less injurious tothe hair oulhs
from which the tissue derives its M utrlment:
SANk A. SrORROM, M. ID.
Washington, ID. c.. December 18th. 1855.
CuLPEPER CouRI HOUSE,, November Is, lf8.
I have used the Hair Wash made BY Mr.. John III.
6ibbs of w ashlngtOn, ID. c. case In vhloh the
hair hsd been mu ch injured by protracted fever.
and found IL higey useful In promoting he growth
of the hair; and subsequent use OF the Wash i'm
proye ed both texture and appearance. The scurfy
condIon of the scalp, on hich the loss Of hair de-
pended, was entirely removed BY repeated sppIca-
tiSei Ss icfm q nn' w3M. M. THOMPSON. MD.
A GREAT CHANCE FOR BARGAINS-l
"A have purchased from the assignees Of large and
frst-olass Jevelry ESTABLISHMENTS in New York.
fine stock of choice Diamond, Coral Cameo. Lava.
and other rioh Gold yewelry Gold and Silver
Wstohes; Lookets, Spectaoles, Thimbles. &C and
as wish 10 dispose OF them In a short time. Will
give my customers chance TO buy some Of the best
goods 81 lower prices than the same quality has ever
been sold for In this oity. | shall run them Cd very
fast, therefore ell who wish TO purchase great bar
gains VIII please call soon st $50 Pa sveluen
no q III. u. dOOD.
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UBIN,s EXTRACTS. ell oders, al 6IBBsps
80. a us% siSfS S1di 3ssS. s:'' a0e u ~ 49, 80
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-06-12
In Probate Tainter.

State of Wisconsin, County of Grant ssCounty Court
May Term, 1858. Present, William McGongal, judge.
In the matter of the guardianship of Richard K. Tanto
minor.
ON reading and fling the petition OF Milo B. Taintor
" the guardian of said minor, for license to sell the
real estate in this county, elonging to said minor for
the purpose Of boarding and educating his ward Richard
K. Taintor.
And thereupon it is ordered that the matter of said
petition be heard before the Judge Of this court at the
court house, in Lancaster r said county, on the first
Monday of July, a. D. 1858, at O'clock P. NJ of said
concerned publishing this order for four al
i've weeks previous to said day Of hearing in tessGran
~ Herald, 1 weekly newspaper published at Lam
said county.-Dated sIay 9th 1858.
WII4LLAL AcGONIGAL,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-06-12
In Probate-Bargar

s.t ofw;scnsiu. County of Grant, ss-County Court,
Nav Term, 1858. Present. William McGonigal
Judge. 80 ,,
In the matter of the estate of Daniel Bsrgar deceased
InN this day came Thomas J. Greene, ESQ., aan'nis-
+rator ~ the estate of sa id deceased and his
on it ordered that proof Of all claims and demands
against the estate of said deceased and OF oil claim and
demand in osett thereto heard before the Judge OF
this conrt at the court house in Lancaster,
in said county the first Mondays OF july September
and November, A. d. 1885, on or before which latter gay
ali creditors of said estate are required to present their
claims for adjustment and allowance; six months from
the first Monday of June, 1885, being allowed and ml-
the ordered that notice thereof be given to such cred
tors and all others concerned by publishing this order
for four successive weeks in the Grant County Herald
weekly newspaper printed and published at Lancaster
in said Grant county commencing within twenty days
from the date hereof WILLIAM McGONlGAL,
Dated May 10th, 1885, 4o-4t County judge
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-06-12

NECESSITY or EXERCISE Most of Tie
current ailments of women arise from want
of exercise. The body must undergo a
certain amount Of fatigue to preserve the
muscles aud organs in proper vigor.-
when exercise is neglected" saws the
Laws of Health, 'the blood gathers too
much about the central region, and the
oppression about the heart, difficulty Of
breathing, lownesS of spirits, anxiety and
heaviness, numerous aches and stitches, are
evidences of this stagnation. People are
afraid 10 take exercise, because they fancy
they want breath and feel weak But the
very effort would free the heart from this
burden, by urging the blood forward TO
the extremities; it would case the breath
ing by fberstlng the lungs from the same
perabundanee; it would make the frame
feel active and light, as the effect of equal
Ised circulation and free action" A brisk
walk, in the open air, daily, is worth a
whole sEopful of nostrums.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Tn Probate-Sni

state of Wisconsin County of Grant, ss.CountyCourt
Nav Term, 1853 Present, William McGonigai, judge
IA the matter of the estate of Jacob Smith, deceased
0N this day came H A. W. McNair, executor OF the
last viii ana testament of said deceased, aud on hls
II ordered that the proof of all claims aud de-
mands against the estate of said deceased and OF al
claim and demand osett thereto be heard before ts
iudre of this court at the court house, In Lancaster u
said county on the first Mondays of August OCTOBER an
November A. D. 1858, before which latter gay a.
creditors of said estate required 10 preseh. e
claims for adjustment and allowance six mouths from
the first Monday of june 1858, being allowed ana hm
ted FIR sush presentation and adjustment.
such creditors and all others concerned by publishing
this order for four successive the rant Coun
ty HERALD weekly newspaper printed and published a.
Lancaster in said Grant County, commencing "iehii
twenty DAYS from the date hereof
WILLIAM McG0NIGAL, County Judge.
Dated May 18th, 1858. 4o-+t
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Sherif's Sale-Noble.
J. Allen barber,
Grant Circuit Court,
April Term, a. d. 1858.

J. Allen Barber, Grant Circuit Court
Us. April Term a. ID. 1858.
r as.es Noble H bis H Foreclosure of Mortgage
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue Off judgment
rendered in said court the 10Th day of April, 4.
D. 1858, in the wherein J. Allen Bail Der is P
and Justice H. Noble and Eliza A. Noble, his wife,
Defts; and authority, and by the direction o. the
PITTS. Attorney, viii sell at Public Venduc to the
highest best bidder for cash, the Sd day of July
1885, at o'clock afternoon of said day. at the door OF
the court house, in the village of Lancaster, in said
Grant County, and State of Wisconsin, all the right title
and interest which the said Def ts had at the date of the
mortgage referred to in said Judgment, in and to the
following described premises, TO wit:
The W Z! of the w u of section 2s, in Town Q,
north of Range west, all in Grant County, Wisconsin
The above sale will be made TO satisfy the sum of $22
l7100, TIE adudged to be due by said Deits. to
said PRE- together with interest and costs and accruin
costs-Datcd Sheriff Office, May 18TH 1855
ED. D. LOWRY d. WARD Sheriff
Pfn Atty. 47-6t Grant County, Wis
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MCFFAT'S LIFE PILLS
t-AND-t
Phoenix Rit,fars.

frTvHE BEST FAMILY MEDICINE NOW BEF0REsTHY
L public. for the cure ofScrofnla. Ulcers. scuryv,
or Eruptions of the skin, Fever and Agues, Dys-
persia. Dropsy, aud in fact most all the diseases soo.
Yield to their curative properties.
1t has been computed that during the last twenty-five
years upwards OF -Four Millions of persons have been
benefited by the of these medicines; fact Of thei1
curative properesa single trial viii place them be-
yond the reach of competition in the estimate of every
Ialtient. By their use the BLOOD Is RESTORED To
A HEALTHY STATE and freed from AZ sanparitiss-
The system is net reduced during their operation but
nsgorated and they require restraint from business
or pleasure.
Tie afflicted haze IN these medicines remedy that sssa
DO for ihem all that medicine can possibly esscf.
PREPARED BY
W. Is. MoFFAF, II. D., New York
Am FoR SALE BY-GEo. H. Cox Lancaster and
druggists generally.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-06-12

SUGAR FROM THE SoRGHo. Sidney.
Fremont Co., lo.-Of the small Parcel Of
Chinese cane seed, received from the Far
mer oflice. last Spring, 40 of the seeds
came up and produced not far from 1000
canes. Some Of them were 8 feet high,
though the seed was not planted till The
lst of June | tried it for syrup when the
seed was beginning to turn black and it
grained some. After the frost-the mid.
die Of October tried again. | boiled to
a thick syrup and set it aside; it is now
sugar. ] intend TO make my own sugar
and molasses next season. Nv seed rpen-
ed welI.-o. D. B.-FCor, Dubuque Far
mer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-06-12
Attachment-Rice.

Grant County, Town of Potosi, :~ln Justices Court
TIyU II. +. Il j. NJ. RICE:aaYou are hereby hottie
| that writ of Attachment has been issued against
YOU and your property attached to satisfy the demands
of Thomas Paiser, amounting to thirty nine and 81
dollars. Now unless you shall appear before James
his Office in said town on the 10Th day of June, A.
1855 at one o'clock in the afternoon judgement will be
rendered against you ad your property sold to pay the
debt, -:
Dated at potosi this oath day of May, A. D. 1855
49-3t Chs THOMAS PALLISER, Plaintiff.
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LEGAL NOTICES
In Probate-Rrnw,,

State of Wisconsin, County OF Grant, ss-con..
May Term. 1855. Present, William MclSonia,T Court
In the matter of the last will and testament .,
Brown, deceased. Pete,
InN reading and filing an instrument in u,s;.
II porting to be the last will and testaman. pQs
aid, deceased WV aiOe.
And thereupon it is ordered that the proofs os,.
,Iument be heard before the Judge of this cn,r. d
court house, in Lancaster, in said county on !. u
day of June, A. d. 1855, at o'clock P Nj Of ai e gt
And it is further ordered that notice thereofhs d
tall persons interested, BY publishing this order
(31 successive weeks previous to said day of hon. d'e
the "Grant County Herald weekly newssOaaaa il
ished at Labcast er in said county-Dated T pub.
1858. WILLIAM McG0NIGAs 1o0i
Asst County Ind
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ShersH's Solicitation.
Grant Circuit Court,
April Term, A. d. 1858.
Jedediah P. Miner,

JeIndiah p, Miner, I GRANT Clfcult COuFt
against April Term, A. D. 1855.
John Patton and Mary NJ.
Patton, his wife. Foreclosure OF Mortgage.
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue OF Judgment
render ed in said court, the 10th day OF April A.
D. 1855 in the wherein Jedediah F. Miner Is Pill
andJohn Patton and Mary NJ Paton,his wife are det Vs.
and on authority and by the direction Of the salty
will sell at Public vendue, to the highest bidder for
cash, the Sd day of July A. D. 1888, at one qcioch
In the village of Lancaster, Grant County, Wisconsin
all the right and interest which the said defendants
had at the date of the mortgage referred to in SAID
Judgment and to the following premises to wit:
The N 4 of W u of section and the u
of Il Of section 3 in Town 4, north OF Range K
west and the W 4of 5 W d of section 81, in Town .
The above sale will made to satisfy the sum of ofsl5
7oo the adudged to be due By said def to said
prT together with fiereat and costs and accruine
icosts-5ated Sherifs Office, May 18Th, a. D. 1858.
J. ALLEN BARBER, d. W ARD, Sherlh
Fi'ffs Atty. 47-6t Grant Co., Wis.
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Sherif's Sale-King.
George W. Ryland, Sheriifs Office,
John p. Lewis, and
Simon E. Lewis, ; Grant County, Wisconsin.
Ezra King.

Ezra King. Grant Circuit Court
10y virtue of Fl Fa execution issued out Of the Cir
ID cult Court, of Grant county, State of Wisconsin, in
favor ofG. W. Ryktnd. John P. Lewis and Simon E.
Lewis, Plaintiffs against the goods chattles, lands and
tenenents of Ezra King, Deft. to directed and de-
livered have this day levied upon the following
scribed real estate, 10 witt
e u of d, Il of S E Il of Section IS. Town 5
Range West. all in Grant county, Wisconsin. All OF
the righi interest which the said Def had on the
lIth day of DIS57or at any time thereateras by
law directed at the door of the court house, in the vii
lage of Lancaster in said county, the 10th day
July, a. D. 1858, at O'Clock, p M of said day salts
fy said execution interest and costs and accring
d. 1858. 4S-6t d. WARD, Sheriff.
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THE
GRANT GO. HERALD.
LAM r. STEEa WIS
SATURDAY, JUNEl2th, 1858
GREAT oGoGK.

Henry G. Wright, in letter TO the
LiJerator, thus describes the great clock
in the Cathedral of Strasburg:
The priest and military have retired,
and am now sitting in chair facing the
gigantic clock-from the bottom to the
top not less than 100 feet, and about thir-
tv feet wide and fifteen deep. Around me
are many strangers, waiting to see the
working of this clock as it strikes the hour
of noon. Every eyeis upon the clock
It now wants FIVE minutes of twelve. The
clock has struck and the people are gone,
except few whom the sexton, or head
man with wand and sword is conduct
ing round the building. The clock has
struck in this way: the dial Is some TWEEN
ty feet from the floor, on each side of
which is eherub, or little boy with a NAL
LET. and over the dial is small bell. The
chernb on the left strikes the first quarter,
and that on the right the second quarter.
Some fifty feet over the dial, in large
niche, is huge figure Of time, a bell in
his left, scylhe in his right hand. In
front stands a young man with ii mallet,
who strikes the third quarter on the bell
in the hand of Time, and then Turns and
oIides, with a slow step round behind
Time, then comes out an old man with q
maIet, and places himself in front Of him.
AS the hour of twelve comes, the old
man raises his mallet, and deliberately
strikes twelve times on tile bell, that ech-
oes through the building, and is beard all
around the region of the church The old
man glides slowly behind Father Time,
and the young man comes Oh ready to
perform his part, as the time comes round
again Soon as the old man has struck
twelve and disappean d, another set Of
machinery is put in motion some twenty
feet higher still. II is thus; there is Il
high cross, with al image of Christ on tt
The instant twelve has struck, one of the
apostles walks out from behind, comes in
front, turns, facing the cross, bows, and
walks on around TO his place. AS lie does
So another comes out in front, turns, bows
and passes on. So twelve apostles, figures
as large as life, walk round, bow, and pass
on. As the last appears, an enormous
cock, perched on the pinnacle Of the clock,
slowly flaps lis wings, stretches forth bis
neck, and crows three times, SO loud as 10
be heard outside of the church to some
distance and so naturally as TO be mista
ken for a real cock. Then all is silent as
death. No wonder this clock is the admira-
ton of Europe. Ii was made in 1871,
and has performed those mechanical won
ders ever since, except about fifty years,
when it stood out of repairs.
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NOTICE.

hereby given that the stockholders of theancas
Academy will meet at the Court House, in Lancaster
the 18th Of June, 1858, six O'clock p VI. for the
purpose of electing officers, and fully organizing said
corporation, under act to incorporate the Lancaster
Academy approved, March ID, 1S57 and all stockholders
are hereby notified to attend J T. MILLS, CLERK
47-3t II. r. Golfer, Chm
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Sheriff's simultaneously y-
1as.

John A. Pitts, Sherifs Office,
VS.. Grant Co., WIS.
James w Tayler and Geor
ge Zimmerman Graht Slrcdie ooaft-
ny VIRTUE of Fl Fa execution issued out of theCiE
)cut Court ofGrant county State ofWisconsinin fayo
ands and tenements Of James w. Tayler and GeoTe
zimmelnan Def'ts TO me directed and deliyered,l ia
esied upon will sell the following described real es
tate, to Wit.
W Il of N E 4 AMI E Il of 4 of Section 20
and Il of W Il 81 settion 2S, aid 4 OF + a o.
Section %, Town I, Range west, all in Grant county
Wisconsin, All of which property shall expose for sale
at Public Vendue all the right title ana interest," which
the said defendants had the It'll day of April A. D
1885, or at any other time thereafter by law directed
at the door of the court house, in the village of Lancas
ter in said county, the 18th day of july A. d. $685.
at one O'Clock afternoon of said day. to satisfy said exc
cution interest and costs and accruing eosts.Dated
Sheriil's Office, Grant county, Wis May 18th. 1895
d. WARD, Sheriff.
CHARLES DUNN Prffs Atty. 49-6t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-06-12

EE The Hon. j. B.. Foley acknowled-
ges that be wrote that famous letter. but
excuses himself by saying be was not verv
wen when 1t was written. Whereuron y
eotemlPorary having in mind its orthoora.
Rhy ninaders suggests that he must haya
had "a very bad Spelln