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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-22
Thanks to Ee,nhcra Of the Legislature.

We extend our waYmest thanks to Sem
ator VIRGIN and Assemblynen DEAN,
PATcH and RoBBlNs for documentary "a
vors and other papers during the entire
session gentlemen. all of them, worthy
in every respect the high places they have
held. In tbema agreeing with them
VT iii TO instance allowing their acts to
mould our opinions, nor at any tine am
mo to influence them, we are free 10 vote
them our grateful acknowledgements fl,
public services on behalf the people. We
can say TO the public furthermore, thai
when an investigation is made into then
acts, no r. e. Corruption Bonds will be
traced into their pockets. Our faith IN
men remains as gool as ever, notwith
standing the startling frauds Of 1856.
The several boxes of documents sent to
Us by Mr.. DEAN, we're received and dispos-
ed of as directed. He will long be re-
memberei by the people Of his district fol
documents and for earnest uprightness Of
conduct.
To friend II. M. PAGE, we are deeply in
debled for helping keep our readers
posted wish Legislative transactions. He
viii have our grateful acknowledgements
till the debt can be more substantially
paid.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-22
rTTIE
sArU RDAY. NAY 22d, 1853
GEHE9Ar, Col EgTIEG AND BUSINESS a.
GENT FOB THE Herald.

we have employed Mr.. RIcHAnD csR-
TER, whom We have long known to be re-
sponsible and tru,ty, as our travelling agent
TO collect dues for subscriptions and print
ing, solicit names of new subscribers, adj
vertising and job work, and receipt in our
name for moneys. He will visit Bectowu
and other places in the west part of The
County, commencing the first of next
week, Monday the Gath of May. Any
business entrusted to him will he faithfully
attended 10, as be is capable and prompt as
we'll AZ honest. Cover d GoLDsNITH.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-22

WISCONSIN CAPIroL-VorE FOR Irs
REMovAL.-Ws learn from the Madison
Joavaal Of the ltth, that on that day. a
bill for the temporary removal Of the cap
'al to Milwaukee for three years, was or
'iered to third reading in the Assembly,
by a vote of SO to 30. The Journal
thinks the Senate will defs at the bill. 1t
accuses Milwaukee of having bought up
our Legislature boly, and now hopes to
get the members to meet there in order to
make similar annual purchase more con-
senien,ly hereafter.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-22
In rYobate-Bargar

State Of Wisconsin, County of Grant ssCounls.
Judge sce,sed
Ii matter Of the estate Of Daniel Bargaf'
fnN this day Thonss ]. Greene EST h;s mo.
traitor OF the estate of i'd deceased anu ~ smand
tion it il ordered that proof OF all Claims anu and
against the estate OF said deceased ana Of a.. ilge Of
demand III ofsett thereto, be heard before l ncase
tbs c. urt, at The court house ~ asnteu,ter
in said cutv on the first Aoa1ays Of Juiy, Tor day
and Mo- ember u. 1855, or before which their
all creditors said estate, are required 70 from
claims FIR adjustment and asloWapce SIX md lm
ted for such presentation aud adjustments s ch cred
ther dered that notice thereof be given 10 this order
e. TOM sncres weeks in The 'sGrsnt County sr
weekly newspaper printed and ntA.ed q s.snty az
~ sal, Grant coanty com uencing. VIM. 81
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-22

State of Wisconsin, County Of Grant, ss-Countv r
hay Term, le56 Present, William hctionigsl, JausSs
liz the ma Ter Of the estate OF Jacob smith, dece
M this day II A. W. McNair, executor OF II.
ion it il de ed that the proof of all claims ans or
naeds against the estate OF said deceased, anu .s
claim and demand in o.stt thereto be heard ne'o IN
Julge OF this court, at The court house, IN iht .rd
said county, on the first Mobdays of August. 0ctose a
November, A. D. 1864, before which iaittr :f
creditors OF said estate required to preseli sn
claims for adjustment and allowance; six months i;
the irst Mons.ay OF June 1855 being allowed ana LINZ
ted Tor such presentation and adjustment tom
Ard it is further ordered that notice hereoi ehinc
To such ditoIa ard all others concerned ~ En
this der for four successive weeksn the arant Cou.
y Herald weekly newspaper printed ana i.biu
Lancaster in said Grant County, commencing "
twenty days from the date her of. rsne
WILLIAM McGONIGAL, County Ja's'
Dated Mar 18Th. lS5H fo-11
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-22

TaE FLoop IN THE MIssIssIPPT.--The
New Orleans papers say that ON the 9Th
Iof Nav, the water had touched the high
lest point Of the rise of 1928. The most
Thorough attention is given TO the levee
on the New Orleans side. Ga the oppo-
site. or west side of the river, the crevasse
exists which had nearly inundated Algiefs,
DC. There appears to be no danger OF It's
linunAa,ing New 0flesns--as the levee
could bear even two feet beyond the high.
lest point ever attained. Al Ae1,phis, the
river had fallen fourteen inches on the 7th
li'ist.; but very heavy rain at St. Louis
on the 10th, caused another rise in the
Mississippi, and the probability IS, that 1t
will be some time before the flood much
SUBSIDIES. There has been considerable
damage done; but we have always noted
that the damage from freshets, appears
considerable greater than Is actually the
case. 1t looks bad to see a fine country
inundated. Every thing seems destroyed
past recover but when the flood abaies,
the damage somehow turns out less than at
first seemed possible.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-22

The only members who voted for the
bill and received no bonds were, Charles
Burcharcl, NJ. NJ Davis, J. F. Potter and
Joshua Stark.
We see but the testimony Of one wit
ness that Hon. HORACE CATLIN received
any Bonds, $1,000. His name seems to
be overlooked elsewhere in the Report.
both in the list of members not bribed
and bribed. We are encouraged that he
is innocent.
TIE following persons, who were State
officers, III 1853, also received bonds, as
follows:
Wn, Dennis, Bank Comptroller. No of bonds, $1,000
arthur Macarthur 1t. Coy, No of do, $4,000
b. Z Hopkins, Private Secv Of Gov No. Of do $50
Judge A. D. Smith, No. do 81, DOT
The following persons, who were officers
Of the Senate Or Assembly, in 1855, also
received bords s follows:
JAS Armstrong, Chief Clerk Assembly, No bonds
5. amount par, S5,050
" Pitt Dewey, Assistant Clerk Assembly, No. DO
10 anounf At par 81 600
e alosely, Sergeant AT Arms, Ne do /, asnounta at
lar. $1,000
The following persons, who were not
members Of the Legislature, State officers,
or officers of either the Senate or As
Isembly, in 1856, also received bonds as
follows:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-22
latest from Utah.

sT. LOUIS. Mav l6.--Ihe Republicaa
received adespatcll stating tia. IN express
bad reached Leavenworth from Camp Scot
which il left Aoril 10th, bringing tho ia
.teiilgence that the Mornoas had laid down
their arms, and that Gov. Cumming. on
the invitations Of Young, had entered Sail
Lake City without an escort. MANY Nor
mons had gone to The southern part Of the
Territory, and The women. ana children
were preparing to follow.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-22

Having very often declared, since the
commencement Of the great panic Of 1857,
that we would never redress our men al
slew- pan and pedestal extreni'ies with bat
ald boots until we could see distinctly the
dawn Of better times, we yesterday saw
eight ahead" clear and distinctly AS ever
G ,lumbus did from the Pinta-
Therefore, with ten dollars in our pocket
we started for the store with q lighter step
and freer spirit than we ever before took
AMI enjoyed; We laid out $3.50 thereof in
bran new hat and boots, being the first Of
the kind for nearly year. Cur old boots
had worn OF al the ankle and passed only
FIR shoes-tlle toes, sides and bottoms be-
ing as holy As evangelists, while our shock
ilg lat had long been pointed out as
the only one Of the kind in the country
and its wearer as the only standing liberty
pole in town. Perhaps necessity had
something to DO with our discovery that
business and prosperity are about to
brighten and money circulate more freely,
but We can see, since our purchase as dis
tpctIy as before, that the future is bright.
Money continues to accumulate in higa
places, and capitalists have all at once de-
TRIMMED to open the escape valves and let
it fly. In a few weeks, millions will flow
west to assist the needy and for inves t
ment in land and landed Securities
Rates Of interest will be thereby reduced,
p ,rhaps to IL par cent. in few months,
after which Sheriff Sales will cease and
man will recover confidanc. in man and a
better faith in himself.
Our readers will have noticed that, since
the first eruption Of the crisis, we Issued
no fa,taring twaallle, calculated to mis-
Lead people into belief that all would
lie right by last fal!--tl,on in the
spring, &c. We had 30 faith that wheat
would be worth a dollar this spring, DC,
and said so. We now think produce and
stock may remain at present prices for a
year, and that land may hold its own
perhaps be more easily cashad at present
rates. Our idea is, that prices will be
very low bat firm. Money will gradually
become plentier and business slowly re-
vive. We are at the eve of turn for the
better, and pledge our hat and boots that
things will be no worse.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-22
NEW MAIL CuNrRACioas EGR SOUTHWEST
ERN WTCoNSIN.

Wood IL Westenhaver have received
notice that their bid has been accepted
for carrying the mail during four years af
ter-ihe lst Of July next from Potosi .hy
Pleasant Valley, Rockville, Lancaster and
I'ennmoFe to Boscobel-route No. l3057
tii-wcekly by stage.
10. Hall gets the route from (ialena BY
Fairplay, jamestown, Diekeysille, Po:osi
and Hurricane 10 weekly.
Martin Ennor has the route from Dun
lieth by Potosi. Beetown, Tafton, ard
Patch Grove to Prairie du Cbien--tri-
weekly. There may be other points IN
this route to supply but ne are no, advis-
ed.
Frank G. Kirkpatrick has the route
from Cassville BY Beetown, Lancaster New
California and Aiifiin to Mineral Point
semi-weekly. Also.
Frank C. Kirkpatrick has the route
from Plstteviile by Washbnrn, VIM
vile and Highland to Muscoda-tri-week.
y.
The Wisconsin, Stage Company, Davis
& Moore proprietors ana 5. Naslntll. gen
eral agent, gets the contract for carving
the mail tri-weekly from Plattevile by
Elenboro. Lancaster, Tafton, Patch Grove
to Prairie do CHEN. This company, we
hear it reported, will have ninety con
tracts.
We have not learned By whom or what
manner other places in this county are 10
be supplied. Notice viii be given when
received. Mail accommodations will be
considerably improved for the next fonr
years.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-22
LANCASTER INSTITUTE.
10 Parents and Guardians az Grant Co:

10 Parents and Guardians az Grant Go
This Institution will be completed ane
open for the reception Of students OF boii
sexes on Wednesday, August ilth, next.
Il has been work Of necessity, the rap
idly increasing population in this part 9
the county, the large number Of youths IL
the immediate vicinity aud The inadeqnat t.
provisions for acquiring q thorough educa-
ton in the public schools, seemed to de-
mand immediate efforts to establish a
Lancaster an Institution where all who de
lsire may obtain for their children high
Ter grade of instruction.
A High School was started in the place
during the past year, which opened the
way foi such an enterprise, and awakened
the public mind to the magnitude of 1T
Importance. Notwithstanding The many
Iinconvenienc for want Of conmodiou.
rooms, the school rapidly increased. t'ol
this reason the patrons were unanimous IN
their belief that well conducted lnstitu-
Ition Of learning would receive liberal sup
port ana ihos operate as an eiiicleh' means
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eo','i'".'s'' ss. = r
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wiz 20 oi NV 'n'ss improve ~ - an,' u
teAl'eise "iii }e sl's'Fa - 'i'aAs s,io w.
interior af'a'ise'neii's pis'sf''i'' ne''''''i'
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u''i'' '''''"'' q 'oa'h'"s osS'h'iai ~ " '''ae
'lo's' ~ '''c'' , e''''es''o'' hspeo,"
"''e'l'loh VIII oe gwen 20 TIE Urinary o.
pa''hiehtS, III "ilieh chitssfeh vi SIX year
81 age ana upWsfdS VIII oe thoFo'gh'S
a'iiiea IN 'ne faal'neh's 81 zeal ming, ana ~
low ~, 'a'es q 'u'.l'h -
| lug '''S'i'u.'o'' WIN ios''f No PARRISH
n.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-22
r. - '------ -
k7 q r. RTE 3

May 1ath-ln Hazel Green, BY James Jones, ESQ. Y
DAvD LEE TO Bliss SAsAa CAROLINE F;Tcaa all ofGata
May i2ihIn Chsrlotts, by 4. A. Bennett, Esq, n
Joshrn KIDD 10 MissSAlaH a RAMSEY. ali Of Cssf
Mag 1ath-In diitvi'ie By Chas. Lester, Esq. Mr D.
vID SEIDgR 10 Miss jAEs CAssLER, all OF said town
May Qth--Tn Feuuirnoie, by Rev. James Sims, Nh s.
muzi ST..wraT TO Miss MARGARET AM CLYDE, both
Fsaniulore.
April 23d--In MilIyille hr Pov James Sims, Mr. N,
THEW BuRcaAgD to Miss ELIZA ANN BARNu& all Off
niInore.
May fth--In Cassyills, hyFa.her u. W. Gibson. Past
of Cia-ies Church, Mr. Iosa?H RouK to Miss Win
IL EgINEMAS, ali Of taasviile.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-22

SMALL SrEAL1sG.--Mr. KELrs com.
plains that his hoe anil shovel have been
stolen or loaned aud not retired. Other.
complain of losing work tools--shosing
that the thieves intended some day
To resort to industrious habits. Small
steals are crimes large ones, as R. R
Bonds, are official plumbers. 10 be re-
spectacle, stealing should never be in sum.
under $4,000.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-22

GE There is story in Washington.
| that "a Western ofiice-seekar." who had
been hanging around the White House for
a long time and was at last disappointed.
called on the President in rage, swore at
him powerfully, seized him by the collar
ard shook his fist under his august nose
Il is added that the fellow was seized hv a
party who wished TO distinguish themselves
as the Presidents friends, and kicked him
out of doors.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-22
REPORT OF THE LAND GRANT INvEsTTGA-
| TING CONTEMPORARIES ARD coRRUP-
| TI0E

The long deferred Report of the Inves-
tigating Committee was presented last
week 10 the Legislature. It was read ii
the Senate by Mr. Worthingt n.ands in the
Assembly hy Mr. Knowlton, and shows
that nearly all the members who vored fol
the Land Grant received il bonds or stock
from $4,000 to $4,000. The NAMES Of
Senators voting for the bill, with tho a
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-22

New DENTIST AT PLArTEvIlrE.-Dr
". i. nefienbaeher, thorough PROBES.
si'Ha' Dentist, late from the east, has
opened an office at plat.eville AND inv;,..
PeFssas having ansound teeth to call
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-22

WomAS's ANTI LIQUOR DEMONSTRATIONS
IlEaALIzED IL MAssAcGHUsgTrs 1t has
lately been decided in Massachusetts that
under the provisions Of the "Nnianee Act"
the people have right to destov liquor il
legally kept for sale wherever thev can iinI
il. The question came Mp il reference 10
the women Of Rockport, who were prose
cntcd hy the keeper Of a drinking saloon
ia that place for taking possession Of his
establishment and dpst owing ali The wines
and spirits. Judge Shaw referred the jury
10 The act above cited, and they discharged
the fair respondents.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-22
EE An Alabama editor SAYS "we

E An Alabama editor SAYS, "we earn
estly believe that the great Democratic par
tv has all along been an instrument in
Gods hand for the preservation Of human
liberty" The instrument. whatever the
Lord may have used it for. is certainly bro
ken in two now. and we don't think he
will take the trouble either TO mend il or
make another like it, Louisville Journal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-22
Ew The Sheriff Of Walworth conns

Eg rhe Sheriff Of Walworth county
came on Wednesday last and relieved
Sheriff Ward Of Dr.. Charles Keller,nan.
a9sas Benz. Wanser, alluded to last week
as being a fugitive from Walworth county
jail. Kellernan is highly recommended
as an accomplished villain. The court Of
Walworth beingin session, he will proba-
oily be in the Penitentiary for horse steal
ing in less than week.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-22

BEEF CATTLE FOR SALE.-Wm. II.
Foster adversises for sale two beef cattle,
very fat and large-said to be the heaviest
ever seen in thess parts.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-22
shar.sE's sala-Eing.
G,snt Circrit Cont

George VI. Rslsnd SAeliG's Ciice,
john p Lewis, and
SiDon 3. LEWIS Grant County, Wisconsin.
vs..
Fzia King G ans Circrit Court.
vi tie ola ri Fa execution Issued out Of the ar
cult Court, Of Grant county, state OF Wisconsin ~
iaTor 81 q. ". EyaDd. John P, LcSis and simon y,
Lewis Plaintiffs. sganst The goods cbattlfs lanos en-
Ielsef.enta Of Ezra King Def. 10 ms directed nbd Nv
liyeied hare Ibis day eyied upon the following cS
scfioed r. state 10 wit: .
e " oF Il E4, Il afsE 4 of sot;on g. Town ;;
Fer 49, West an IN rant county, Nsc6nEn Al "
aii propei' sall e; To- .l- at pub'c rendue sa
tns right, tie& Interest which the said on ~.
law Directed at he doc or lie court house, in the W
iaya OF LaDcas.er, ia sail county, the !9la oay a.
u.y &. u. ls5s at clcc T. Al, OF said Gay 10 s
f. said execution, Interest and and acerang co
Dated al Aaae.ster Grant county Wis, Me- ian a.
d. 1873 1s-et d. WARD, Sheriff.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-22

IS The Death Penalty for high crimes
has probably been restored BY the LegisIa.
ture of Wisconsin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-22
EST oxen For SALE
w. X. RDEFEENEsAs'ksER,
,SURGkOY DENTIST.

pIa..svilo, Wisconsin.
EaR W. Il. DEFFES3ACHER, os?,ya his nrof ssioaa
\ seryiesF 10 MI WHO msy favor him with call
H.rag ractiee fcr several ear in the East and knos
ng the latest Improvements In Dentistry, he lstas
himself ti! he can do all his work scientifically. Tosa
extracted without pain by admins; ering Ether, il de
I'd which Is perfectly SAFE Dc no. forget all EOt
warranted. fooIps bia;a ST., Betans' Bod
Store. References, Thos. + Run5old, H. D., Dr.. J. Z
DeieHbaeher.- Mas LIST, 1858. 4S-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-22
BAPTIST coaVEETIor Al wYALusrre

The Grant County Baptist Missionar,
Convention will hold its next Quarterl,
Meeting with the Baptist Church in Wv
abusing the 5th and 9Th of June. The IN
troductory sermon will be preached by Ed
+. B. Hatch of Lancaster.
By order of the Convention.
=. M. LEWIS, Clerk.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-22
--7-------9-1---7-----7----
Defeated.

The bill for the temporary removal of
tie capiial Of Wisconsin from Madison to
Milwaukee, was defeated in the Wisconsin
Assembly, on Saturday, by tie vote--4l
TO Al
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-22

New GooDs AT LANCASTER Ryland
u Go. have opened their large and new
stock Of spring and summer merchandise.
They are in good credit for making choice
selections Of goods
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-22
Of these i, appears that c. L. Shole.

did not accept any amount.
The following members of the Assem-
BY Of 1865, voted for the land grant bill.
and received each $1,000 in bonds or
stocks, with the exceptions of Robert Al
ken, A. A. Bird, VIM. Chappall, A. ".
l'arr, Geo. ". Parker and G. 2. Thompson,
who each received SO, 900; Thomas Fal-
yey and !, illiam Hall, Speaker, received
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-22
j. ALLEN BARBER,
j. II. HYDE, Trustees
j. G.. Cover,
Lancaster, Nav 2lst. 1858.

CoNsIsrEscY.-Sugar is brought from
New Orleans, to Chicago, for SO cents per
100 h., and we persume the cost from
Chicago to Lancaster would be about three
times as much-the shorter the distance
the higher the charge for transportation
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-22
CAUTION.

NOTICE Is hereby given that Where's my son WI.
IL liam lnUean, having left ms without just cause Of
provnc&ion- h.rchy bid all perso4a hs7borins o.
rus'n the +aid Wiliiin Duacan, on my account as !
av no debts contracted by hin any other menleld
my firmly ON and after this date, (expect v.
order nom INC JOHN GiNCiN
Dated CassYille, May 18th. 1853. $50
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-22
HRnALn OTrIcE RE.cEIpTs.
Special Nstifes.
ORGANIZATION Of LANCASTER INSTITUTE

At meeting of the stockholders of Lancaster Iasti-
tste held Friday evening, the 14h of May. at the
Mansion House. for the purpose of organizing officially
j. Allen Barber, Dr. Hyde and J. G. Cover chosen
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-22

CT The New York Tribune init
mates that tho Illinois Posiinasters ere
Ieaguing with the Republicans 10 defeat
tbs National Douglas Demacracy. and
have Republican 10 succeed ageDoag
las, in the u. S. Senate.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-22

- Persons Indebted for the Hs,,,,
or otherwise forw.,d The money by nan in BILL,
maps and we will re'ur 4 receipts for tae same.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-22

The Troy Budget. in noticing the
extensive advertisements Of the New York
Ledger asks:
rs the man who pays these enormous
amounts for advertising crazy, or are the
nones confined to the busineea man
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-22

@ MERCHANTS and MECHANICS l.,
srRs and Day Books--also, Pocket and gemoraoa,.
Books for sale at the Eerala OEicc,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-22

gg Wilson's new Map of Grant c.
or 1857, for sale at he Herald, oa,e Price sl,ss
canvass with rollers. &3,0o
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-22

T JOS PRIsTING neatly executed
the Herald Gaf'inipae-, and the shortest motto.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-22

SGhaol gefi,ters. for sale at the H.,
.aa ONCE; l.riea Is cents.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-22

a MrsNgsorA RAlLRoAn CoNTRAcfsn
roa.-I'he ST. Paul Adgsrfsser learns that
Edmund Rice has COMPLETED negotiations
In New York for the construction OF fifty
miles Of the Minnesota aud Pacific Rail
road. to commences immediately, and be
completed before the las Of December,
aud for this pu.p pose the contractors have
engaged to put 800 hands on the road.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-22

ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS-. IT e
latest from Washington SAYS: I'll is under
stood between the President and theDera-
ocratic leaders. that Congress shall not adj
iourn until the 18th of june
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-22

rs Henry Ward Beeeher intends spend
ing few weeks in Kansas during the con
ing summer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-22

re BLANKS Of every description, a,
ala nj She EcrGld on .e ~