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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-06
Lancaster Institute-Fl ourishing Condition

An advertisement relating TO L4NcAs-
TER INSTITUTE, and addressed to the pub
lie, will be found in our paper. 1t will be
seen that teachers are provided to supply
the Primary Departments, and that the
Principal is thereby released from, cares
heretofore very pressing. This school is
tiourishing beyond expectation. The mum
Der of students in attendance during The
present term is SO, and the prospects for
the coming winter term are highly latter-
ing for greater number.
LACAsTEE INSTITUTE was c. mmenced
less than two years age, with few students
and small patronage. 1t has grown stead
lily from the time Of its commencement,
under The firm and able management of
its Principal, Mr.. S. PAGE, and is now a
mong the first in character and importance.
in the West part Of the State, among High
Schools.
The Winter term is to commence tie
lst of December. For terms and expense
of board, &c, see advertisement.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-06
Grant County Assemblymen.

Luther Basford, Republican, is doubtless
elected from the western district over
Henry Patch, democrat and member last
year. His acts of last winter are not con-
demned by his defeat, only the man for
eonsenting to act with party as unlike
himself as Lueifer. Patch had numerous
and powerful friends among the Republi-
cans who tried to elect him, but thew
couldn't. Basford is just about the equal
Of Patch In matters of business, sincerity
and capability; indeed, in all respects, two
men more nearly equal could scarcely be
found, except that Basford is a Younger
man. Basford viii be found a true and
srusty member.
II. A. w. MeNair, Republican. is elee-
ted in the central district over Jehiel G..
Stevenson, demoerat-by a party woke
McNair is firm, faithful man, mot brilliant
but of sound Judgment and with mulish
observation-disclosures the man for a leo;sl.
sor. His acts will be approved.
Jesse Waldorf, Republican, is elected i,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-06

The Mipnesotian Of the 3oth says:

The MIDneSOtfan OF the 3Uth says.
The whole of the State has not yet been
heard from officially. There IS Il member
of the house in doubt in the Blue Earth
and another in the Brown and Nicoilet
district. Aside from these, the Republic
cans have elected 40 members OF the
House, and the Democrats of all shades,
regular and irregular, just 29-with two
members doubtful.
In the Senate, the Republicans have Is
members; and the Democrats II; bpsfles
Eli Robinson, independent Democrat, and
Joe Rolette, who is on his own hook
Counting these two with the regular De-
.nocracy and the latter have one in theSen-
ate.
On Joint ballot in the last House, the
Republican majority will certainly be SEW
ENrEES, and may be EINETEENs The
Democrats in the last Legislature had ten
majority on joint ballot! Minnesota is
Republican to the core, in spite of election
frauds, now, henceforward and forever!
LATER AND BETTER.-The st. Pau
Times of the 31st ult., says:
There exists no longer any doubt as to
the success Of the Republicans throughout
the state. So far as heard from, (the re-
turns are not ali in, the Republicans have
elected SO members to the House and the
Democrats %, making a Republican ma
iority of 22 In the Senate the Repnbli-
cans have is and the Democrats say, 10,
leaving Delnocrtlc majority in the SEN
ate of one.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-06
M AR RED

Oct. 7th-.M Muscoda, ly the Rev. John BIaekhu.s;
Mr.. WARREN 5 DIMcCK to Miss Lvcl JANE DIMocK, boil
of Pulaski.
Oct. l7th--In town Bectown, by Vim. BcsN ick Est.
Mr.. JEREMIAH GgANEY Of Bcetown, and Miss HARRIET
RIPLEY, of Potosi.
Oct 21st in the town of Patch Grove. by Rev. E.
Lewis, Mr. ALLAN MosHER and Miss A. E. BAsT EMO, al
Of above town.
Oct 2lstIn Clifton, by Rev John Muiri~h, Mr.. SHK-
pRcE SMELL of the town Of Congress, and NJ rs ELIZA
HoAR of Clifton.
Oct 26th-In Millvie, by Rev W. f. Dclap. Mr. AL
LEN II. MUMFoRD and Miss Robe n. WAsBBUKN, all OF
above town.
Oct. 3lst-In Ellenboro by Henry Clark, Esq, Mr..
r. D. BULL OF Wyalusing, and Miss LUCINDA CHESTNUT,
of Liberty
Oct Sis tin Liberty, By Rev. Ernst Kudobe Mr.. JoHN
SCHMIDT, of Beetown, and Miss MAKGARETHA Spies OF
Liberty.
Nov 1st-fn Lancaster, by Rev. c. P. Hackney. Mr..
IIoPHS HuRLBuRT, of Wabaslaw, Mimi. to Miss JULIA
A. HYDE, of Lancaster.
The parties have thanks for liberal share of the
bridal cake; exhort thus:
Whatsoever trials rise,
Tempting you to falter,
Meier forget the solemn
Taken at the alter.
Nov. I'd In Waterloo by Francis H. Bonhan, ESQ t..
Mr.. CHARLES RICHARDSON and Miss CAND&cB BuRTt n
both of above town.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-06
Rebellion in q New Quarter.

The Little Ro,k (Ark.) Democrat con-
tains long address from committee OF
mechanics of that State, setting forth these
grievances in clear and effective manner
They say, very pertinently:
If the negro is fit for the mechanic arts,
he may aspire to bellies letters. If he is to
be made the associate, the equal Of the
mechanic, let him be taught the langua-
ges, mathematics-let him aspire to the
graces and accomplishments, music, draw
ing, dancing, and become pattern at once
in society. As a lawyer, doctor, printer OF
merchant, he might become still more
profitable and consoling to his master.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-06

the Platteyi.le district over w. III. Dimoek,
democrat. Waldorf is just about like Bias
ford and McNair in every respect rather
more so; perhaps he is a better tinancler,
and we hope he will get on the grindino
committee at Madison. The state would
gain some 100000 by putting him there
James w. Seaton, democrat, is elect ed
in the Potosi Billy Hill district over S.
L. Lewis, Republican. Seaton is an hon
est, trus!y and faithful man, and to all in
tents a Republican in his habits and con-
duct, except that he somehow votes -
company. Seaton will be on r right
side, except on party issues and then night
only when there no way to dodge IL
Is good man vii b one bad habit, and
smokes a pipe.
Broderick, Democrat, is elected in the
Hazel Green district, over VIM. Brandon,
Republican. With Broderick, we have no
acquaintance, but be is reported as very
good man and of good intentions-Repub-
ican in principle on the Slavery question,
and Democratic in name. A term spent
at Madison, will make him what he is in
principle.
Three of the five Assemblymen elected
from Grant County are Republicans, and
the other two will stand by the public in
terests as we'll as Republican, SO that we
send five to battle against assumption of
Railroad debts and bonds, five for repeating
some of the abominable laws of the late
Legislature, and five for reform generally
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-06
Meeting Of County Board Of Supervisors.

The County Board will meet on Tues
day next, being the Annual Meeting
Being 26 towns in the county, the Board
will consist of that number of members.--
The session will be short this year, there
being no equaliza ton Of assessments by
the County Board, under the new Law
a work that has hitherto consumed much
time. The county expenses and tax must
be very low this year, compared with other
wears. The heaviest items of county ex-
pense is for criminal prosecutions before
Justices in the several towns.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-06

CHINESE SUGAR CANE.-Mr. Wetmore,
of Moultonyille, Madison co., has ten acres
of sugar cane, from which he expects to
realize 500 pes acre. Of the crop in E.
gypt the Cairo Gazette says:
Chinese sugal cane may be set down as
one Of the staples Of Egypt; the present
season has shown the cane can be cultiva-
ted here to better success than in almost
any other portion Of the Union,our timber
ed ridges being peculiarly adapted to this
plant. In the Massac county four sugar
mills are in active operation, and that
county will this year not only produce suf-
fcient molasses for home consumption, but
have large quantity for exportation.--
The melasses is generally Of superior quail
ity, better even than the best boiled
New Orleans. One gentleman, we are
told, has offers for all he has for sal at one
dollar per gallon.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-06

CATTLE, Hoes AND GRAIN WANTED AT
BoscoBEL.-PARKER u VARRILL wish to
purchase Cattle, Hogs, Wheat, &c, for
which they will pay cash. This Boscobel
market will help many who are tight run
out of the hounds if we'll pursued. The
prices cannot be high, as the mar kets are
low everywhere.
LOST CArrLE.-Lost Cattle and various
stravs advertised.
STRAY LAw.-TheLaw regarding strays,
with the forms and instructions will be
found in our paper this week.
COUNTY Board The Grant County
Board of Supervisors meets at Lancaster
on Tuesday next.
SALE OF CATTLE Mr. PLATT BAkNUA,
advertises bis Cattle and other articles for
sale on Saturday, the Goth of November
in Fennimore.
FARM FOR RENr.-Platt Barnum offers
for rent his large farm-2OO acres under
plow, IN FenDimore.
New STocK AT BoscocEL,-D. T. PAR
KER is receiving his new and heavy stock
of Fall and Winter merchandise, embra-
cling serviceable winter wares. See new
advertisement.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-06
in pa aRATE-MAT4IsON.

State of Wisconsin, CountyCourt, November Ier ne
County of Grant IS 1856 Present, William aic
o'u'S . '' = sonigai Judge.
In the matter of the Estate of Phillip Mattison' ee'
ON reading and filing the petition of Sarah Mass
widow of said deceased, praying the appolntnona ~
William Dennis, and William jeffrey Admnlsa ,a, "a
the estate of said deceased And thereupon IL due
that the matter of said petition be heard before ad
of this Court at the Courthouse in Lancaster ess "a
county on the first Monday OF December, a y. i0''
one O'Clock in the afternoon OF said day. eho oiysn
To- ali persons by publishing this order n the
succe sive weeks previous to said day OF hearing Of
Grant County Herald weekly newspaper pa IS5s,
Lancaster IN said CONTRIBUTED November 80 eSce.
3t2O WILLIAM McGONIGAIs County 'uus--
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-06
PRINCIPLES. DISCIPLINE, REGulAIlnNS al

This School is the instrument of sect Or party al
invited to and enjoy its privileges with tbs
assurance that while species of immortality will a 10.
leratd, the widest liberty of thought and opinion will
School shall be parental rather than arbitrary. Every
Student be made to perceive the difference between
ght and wrong. To be dilgcnt in study and to sun
port wholesome regulations is rghtto be idle and will
full is rong. We shall not sustain School by resor
ting TO that species of attery which says 'tudens
improving rapidly when they idle large por
ton OF The time; consequently Parents will be informed
of all d' ]ipquencies and advised to take their Children
home pheB 1T is not for their interest to have them con-
time in school We intend to make thorough scholars
thinkers instead of mechanical copyists This cannot
be ee ted Without labor, hence those who not will
ing to help themselves will find here poor enconr
agenent IN word do not solicit the patronage n
those whose object Is pleasure and not study.
1t is the intention of those connected with the Schoo
Teachers to labor for the interests of Education GEN.
orally. Those Students who desire to make teacher
win receiTe sueeial instruction and need expect
recommendations who are not fully qualified and alive
TO the work. Those who qualified will be assisted
in obtaining good situations.
EXPENSES.
Board, in private families, sl,75 to $500 per week
Tuition, per Term, Com. English, 400 TO $3.50
A small additional charge for each Higher Br,ncbl
Pennianship, 81 ,00 Music 5000. Incidenals, 25c
The whole expense per Term need not exceed s34 on
In most cases it will be much less Fuion bills must bs
settled during the first half of the Term unless deferred
by special agreement.
Students admitted at any time during the first hall
term and charged proportonally, though it is highly
important that they should be present at tie opening
when classes .ormed.
All persons having entered their names will be-
considered members of the School until the close OF the
Term unless notice is given to the Principal that they
wish 10 withdraw.
No deductions made for absences except In cases NJ
sickness. %
For Circulars orr Admission address the Principal
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-06
Republicans of Grant County.

You have worked against serious odds
and won the day-al our County Ticket
being elected. the rain kept a third of
our men from the polls,, but served to bring
out The enemy. Byaccilent, oversight or
necessity, most OF our candidates were Sc
lected from Laucas ter this wasnot effected
by Lancaster influence, but the fact gave
the Dem'cy a hobby to use in creating dis
affection to some extent among our men.
It was used widely q keep some from the
polls and induce others to split their tick
cts. The matter is ended and no harm
lone. AS to the new set of county officers,
you will be entirely satisfied with them
All are men of integrity, good industrious
habits, and sound morality not one of them
has ever been known to gamble, loaf in
saloons, nor indulge in drink. They are
capable and honest, SO far as their past con-
duet reveals, and are men of good sense.
They are just such men as bribery never
reaches, and to deceive them is about i'm
possible. FOSTER, MILLS and JONES are
new men, who never held a county office.
They are men, the same to-day, yesterday
and always. CLARK, BEACH and EVANS,
have been tried and reelected; you have
never been served by better men as Off
GERS, perhaps never will be, than those last
elected. What We say is not to hatter
them, for they are as FAR above the reach
of f1attery as they are above the reach of
corrupt influences. What we say, you will
find true in a year, two years and always,
for we know the men.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-06
7 Head of Cattle Lost

GTRAYED from the subscriber, living in tho town Of
- Millviile Patch Grove, in August last sevcr
head OF Cattle, as follows Six Heers--four red lit
tie white about the face of of them: two spotted
red and winter one Steer, spotted led ami white all
yealings.
will Reward Literally person delivering or cir
<g Information that will lead to the recovery of all or
fither of them. ARTHUR PAGAN.
Nov. ID, 1875. At2ns
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-06

A CURIOUS SENATOR. Dubuque
Herald says that Gen. George w. Jones,
Democratic Senator from the State of To-
wa, declares that he prefers the election
Of Abraham Lincoln, Republican candi-
date for Senator of Illinois, to the election
of Douglas. Verify, there are mora hopes
Of the rocks turning Republicans than Of
Douglas men.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-06
IN pROBATE-JoNEs.

State of Wisconsin,, County Court, NOvemberiern,
County of Grant, SIS. 1858. Present. William NC
In the matter of the estate of Thomas r. Jones' decd
ON this day James J. Mckenzie and filed ID .l'
" Court his petition praying administration on I .i1
that the matter of said petition be heard before 'ne
Judge of shs Court, at the Court House in Lancaster
81 one ncloc p Ne Of said dsv And # is further
dered that notice thereof be given to all persons inter
esed by publishing this order for three successive Weess
previous to said day of hearing in the Grant Coay
;d ~, t ~! ~" si ispei paoe nd 1S5s $40
WILLIAM McGoNIGAL. County Judge
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-06
SORGHUM Y1NEGAR-The chances o.

SORGHUM VINEGAR.-The chances are.
that the uses Of this new accession to our
farms, are scarcely yet fully understood,
except in respect to molasses, and perhaps
sugar. Mr.. CALVIN PARKER left with US
= few days ago, sample Of vinegar; it is
superior TO most of that SOLD IN on,
stores as cider-vinegar. He made il Of the
juice, without water.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-06

E. M. HAIsEs, who was authorized by
the last Legislature to compile the laws of
the State relative to town government, an
nounces that the work has been completed
and is ready for delivery. Each town in
the State is entitled to six copies of this
work, and extra copies may be purchased
for 80 cents copy. 1t is assumed that
the work will be valuable guide to all
town officers in the performance Of thei.
duties.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-06

ELgcTIoN RETuRNs.-The election re-
turns are expected to come in big for De-
mocracy for some days; such strong holds
AS Milwaukee, Madison and other cities
and Railroad news being all Democratic.
The rural towns are last to be heard from,
and are generally Republican. Look out
for Democracy triumphant at frst-tlIen
a turn of the tables
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-06
New YoRK Cry, Nov. 3.

The assembly returns received show that
the Democrats have carried the Sd, 9th,
10th, llth and 18th districts, and the Re
publicans the 9Th and 7th. No returns
from other districts; but little doubt the
Democrats have carried nearly all Of them
1t is reported that Haskin, anti-Lecomp-
ton dem, is defeated in the 9th Congress
sional District
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-06
sORREL MARE.

TsAkEN UP by the Subscriber residing in the town Of
L Har ison, on land owned by him. seven mil. 3 west
Patteville the Pateyille and Potosi Road on the
ed day of October, 1885, sorre Mare with brze
in her forehead and small lump her left Jaw and
tbs: old tberea5on IS ne owner is reque>cdtu
prov property, pay charges and take her away--Datel
October 29th. 1855. At20 John McMAIIAN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-06

A dispatch from Washington, states that
Mr.. Buchanan is thus far unable to prevail
on any one to become the successor of Gov.
Denver. The latter positively refuses to
withdraw his resignation, though earnestly
solicited to do So
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-06
prRsOFTs ADVANCED TN LIFE

And feeling the hand of Time Weighing hcavlv
upon Them with all its attendant ills,
will find in the of Hoofands Geirsan Bttea,
Elixer that will ins new life into their veins
store measure the energy and ardor of more youth
full days. build up their srunken fui n2 and give health
and energy to their remaining years.
Ask for Hoofaads German Bitters, prepared by DR.. C.
II. Jackson. AIS Arch Street, Philadelphia. They are
sold by druggists and storekeepcrs, in every town
and village i'll the United States, Canadas, Wes Indies
and South america, at IS cents per bottle
aG-John r. Calls, Agents, Lancaster.
z. Phi.ggr.cn :: e.. Agesl... SOscobe.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-06
Revolt in the Internal Regions.

Senator Slidell has been called suddenly
10 Louisiana by Senator Benjamin and
his friends, to stop revolt in the Demo
cratic ranks, which threatens the overthrow
of their dynasty, and is in open rebellion
against the Administration.
Buchanan ought to send for John Mil
ton to come and write another PARADISE
Lost"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-06

GE- BOYS are like vinegar; when there
is much mother in them they are always
sharp. But we are afraid it may be said
Of some boys that, from having too much
mother in them, they are too sour.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-06
Observation-Disclosures.

County of Grant, ss In Justice UouTs oodenough
Town of WyaTusing, To Syivanus .s...hmsnt
HyoU are hereby notified that WIN 'r nroperty at
has been issued against you, and your Siesras, a.
tacbed 10 satisfy the demand of Lorim,er .
mounting to seventy three dollars sto anston JUS
Now unless you appear before Isaiah At bis Office IN
ce Of the Peace in and for so dy Of November
At one O'Clock in the d to pay the
rendered against YOU and your pn ToPssA D.
debt-Dated this Goth day Of occ.TpafyS Plaintiffs
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-06
Liberty.

Washburn is reported to have 35 maj.
10. BLANDlNe.- Much is said of popu
lar men, but our old friend Jo., beats all
in his own town, even John Vance. He
gets every vote of both parties for County
Surveyor. No man was ever more popu-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-06
STRAY YEARLiNG HEIFER.

FHAKEN UP by the subscriber RESTING in the town
Il of Effenboro, on land owned and occupied by him
in said town, about the 10th day of October 1855
yearling Heifer, pale red with white spots her
rnl some white in her face The is requested to
forward prove property charges and take said
tray away.--Dated at Ellenboro, Oct. 13h 1885,
4tl0 JOHN NJ CANNON.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-06
SORREL HORSE.

EsAKEN Up by the subscriber living in TIE Sw cor.
A ner OF the Town of LIBERTY, lands aceSpicd ty
him. 18th October, 1868, a~gc SorJss sase sap
id les, and SPAWN on the 8ht hind leg and lam" in
the right foe shoulder. JACOB FORTNEY
October 26i b. 1858. 4t29
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-06
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 3.

MiLW AUKEE, NOV. 8.
In this city, Beriah Brown, dem. for
Congress, has 575 maj.
LII the First District, Potter, rep. is
elected to Congress by 5000 MAJ
Returns from, the I'd and Sd districts are
but Indicate the election OF
Washhurn in the 81, and Billihghurst IL
The 31. Reps.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-06
L. o. of e.. Il.

LANCASTER lodge. No. 81, Independent Order o
Good Temptars. meets every Monday evenint in allis
Hail. at o'clock. McnI9ers Of this Order visiting the
village cordially invited to meet with us.
G. B. HACKNEY, ". c. I.
loft HENEY ). KEEN, w. 5.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-06

TEsAKEN UP by the Subscriber residing 81 miles NE
{ of Lancaster amt I'm the Town of Lancaster,
lands owned NV him. 23H of October. 1853 dark
brown Ok, about old. white under belly, wide
horns. The owner Is requested to prove property Pay
cha gees and take s. id OK. JOHN S. MaIBE%t
October Both, 1858. 4t20s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-06
RiY slaRis COLT.

DROkE INTO my enclosure and by mo taken up about
ID 10 days ago. CHIT bay Mare Colt supposed be-
two years old last spring With star in face, sad white
spot ON nose and white hind feet-nn oher mark. re-
side miles sort b of Fafton. SIMON W0ODIf0USE.
Bectown, Oct. 2Sth 1858. 4t2Os
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-06
BosToN, Nov. 3.

Returns from all but Is towns give
Banks 10000, Beach $4,000, Lawrence
10000 in round numbers; Senators 81
Republicans, Democrats; representatives.,
1872 Republicans, 20 Democrats, 10 Amer
leans. 9.to hear from. Buringame's ma
jority for Congress is upwards Of 400
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-06
Stray STAG,

TfItkEN UPbv the subscriber residing ON the Rhodes
i Farm, mills SW of Lancaster, the 25th Of 0c-
oher ult., White Stag dark and nose and notch
out ct right ear: or years old. The will please
prove property charges and take him ay-Dated
Lancaster, Wis. Nov.l 1855.
Ito JAS s. BARNEY.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-06

:. =. w California is shipping grapes to N.
York.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-06
loft
NEW YORK TERInITNE.

THE time for clubbing for the Tribune having arrv :
ed Offer to receive at this Office Sibscr on. money
and na1essl 20 10 every NAME for that most valuable
newspaper published in all the world only S1,20 aud
Gov,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-06

Gy Kansas papers have late news from
Pixies Peak, and pronounce the gold dis
coveries there humbug
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-06

Gg Number of Emi.rants arrived in
New York, for the week ending October
l3-1,639. For the year, 64,206.