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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-19
Stcues, Gin lDare, etf.'

FOR wood, four sZes-the best Cooking Stove in
use-w last with care from fifteen eighteen years
and cook with greater convenience and in ess time
than any Cast-irOn Stove have also just received
Z he following:
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-19
WHISKY. sc.

Potatoes, &C, &c, &C.
Country dealers and farmers having any of the above
for sale will do well call when they visit the
city. June 26-u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-04
A Righteous Vote against usurraticn.

The Indiana Legislature has decided by
a majority of four in the Senate, and six in
the House, that the mis-led election of the
bogus U. s. Senators Bright and Fitch, i,
illegal, unconstitutional and vdtd. The
Legislature will now proceed TO elect legal
Senators who will 60 to Washington and
claim the seats TO which they are entitled
1t is among the significant signs Of the in
born doughfaceism Of the near friends OF
Douglas, that the Chicago Times, the or
gan of Douglas, has come out against the
action of the anti Lscomptof democrats Of
the Indiana Legislature, but fortunately
the anti-Lecompton democrats of Indiana
are not controlled by the doughface policy
of Douglas. They mean to carry out their
principles in good faith,and not bend them
to suit, as Douglas organ does, the exac-
lions of the gro-breeders of the ultra
SOUTH Nil. Wisconsin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-04

who desires that the darkness and igno-
rance of the human mind, should follow
him to Eternity? I'd. The school is in
need of a Library Cabinet and Scientific
Apparatus. Not dollar has yet been
raised to procure any of these, and the
Professors do not fee! disposed to provide
them while destitute of the necessary In
stitute Building. Every school of like
character, needs various kinds of apparatus
for illustrating The Sciences which are
daily taught. One thousand volumes are
needed for Library, and other appe1da-
ges are needed for the carry forward of the
designs of the Institute. Are there none
among us who will agitate the sui, ject Of
doing something for the benefit of the Ha-
eel Green Collegiate Institute9 Sd. The
Institute needs Tie prayers of all the lovers
ofZion. While its Professors are not Big
OTIS and Sectarians in their feelings, they
are nevertheless living and laboring to
shape the mind of their students for immor-
tally. Their aim is noble and God hon
orhg one; and their help is in the prayers
of Zion. and The special blessings of Heav
en- We wish them srccess-and we shall
still live ID the hope Of seeina Haze! Green
Institute, praise and glory in these
ends Of The earth. w. NJ. OSBORNE.
Hazel Green. Sept! goth, 1858.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-04
eE rhe Mobile Rsqistsr. an inf

IIhe Mobile Register. an inauen-
tial adririst ration joul nal, is of the opin-
ion that Do.glas' success bodies only dis
aster to the democracy.
As one would prefer that the Demo-
cratic party should be defeated in the
next Presidential election rather, than it
should wiz success by the 81 allsst posi-
bic further concession to the anti slavery
sentiment Of the North. We therefore
prefer defeat to the adoption Of Mr.. Doug
las as the Democratic candidate for the
Presidency because that involves conces-
sion. Rather than this, we say let the
Democratic party become in its organiza-
ton, as it now is in its essential compo-
sition, Soutl'ern sectional party, and let
us Stand on our constitutional rights, and
rely on our own moral and material re-
sources, for the protection of rights, in tn e
Union if we can-out Of it if we must.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-04

A LOST CHARAcrER.-lhe Ontario
Repository, has sued the Canandaigua
Times for character. The Messenger,
looker-on, gets off a good joke that is
pretty likely to lessen the amount Of dam
ages to be obtained:
We are inclined to think some of them
at least, are in the condition Of Biddy,
who, coming down, upon the Lake, unfor-
tunately lost the Recommendation, from
her former place. In her trouble, she APP
piled to an acquaintance on the boat, who
kindly supplied the loss Of the document
by giving one of his own, which read in
this wise:
certify that Bridget O'Brien bad a
oood character when she left Detroit, but
lost it on the boat.
PADDY FLYNN.
Whether this certificate was Of any as
sistance to poor Biddy, we are not inform
ed, but presume it is about as good as the
verdict Of q jury giving nominal DANA
ges.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-04
Renosha County Multiplying the State Tax.

THE SrIrE TAx.--Tke amount Of
State tax apportioued to Kenosha county
agreeable to the State Equalization to be
levied for the year 1883 Is sl4,l60.--
The County Board Of Supervisors, at theil
session in this city, regarding the State
equalization disproportionate an respect
to Kenosha county, rcsolOed to Levy a
State tao Of $4,000. The Board have
addressed memorial to the Legislature,
setting folth the facts in the case, and
asking for a correction of what they re-
gard an evident mistake in the Equali-
zation." Ed m sza
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-04
The News.

We have quite batch of Washington
news. 1t is not believed at the seat oil
Government hthat anything serious will
result from the Spanish movement in the
Gulf. Mexican affairs seem to occupy
the entire attention Of the Cabinet. and
President, at the present time. The Treas
ury is fast becorning exhausted, and ahoth-
.ef National Loan will, doibtless, soon
be called for
An effort is being made at the Capt.
tol of South Carolina, to prevent the in
dictment Of the mate and crew of the
cap tured SLAYER Echo.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-04
Anti Douglas Southern View.

The Mobile Register, one of the most
influential Administration Journals of the
South, regards the success of Douglas as in
evitably fatal to the Democracy. The
REGISTER also gives a truthful description
of the so-caled National Democracy, in
saying that, at now is in its essential
composition, Southern Sectional Party
-whicL. statement we commend to the
careful consideration of Northern Demo
Gratis generally, and to intensely national
Buchanan Wings" in particular. We sub
join the extract in question:
With Illinois in his hands, with the tres
lige which his success, far, in every par,
OF his plan has given him;and with the ad
vantage of large popularity with the
Northwestern Democracy, Mr. Douglas is
in position to offer the Democratic party
the alternative of Il probable success in the
next Presidential el. elton, if they will &C
cept The modified platform he has pr"par-
ed for them, and him as their candla'"
N Of certain defeat and psrnanent dc
struc.ion AS party if they do not. There
is ruin to thf IN a. q national party in eth
or horn of the dileiilii,a, we believe, hui
here is decentralization IDS well lis disaste'
II one.
"lf the Democratic party accepts hl'
terms and thus forfels lis character as the
protector and friend to theSouth,t will AS
suredIy be repudI~ted, as it should be, by
the southern people, and will sink foreve
into an infamous grave. Its refusal to ac
cept his Overture, and thus to abandon tht
cause of the South, will inevitably dena
tonalize the party. Its Northern ally il
althog ether lost 70 It, except in The even
THAT f shall 60 \ orthward with fresh sac
fifces. of Southern rights and interests
| If it shall not do this, then it is reduced t,
1.-The limits Of the South, and consigned to
a sectional minority which must 10 honge
Look TO the possession Of the federal gov
Eernment as its dependence for the safety
Of the principles and the defence of the
rights which il maintains,
Such being the present condition ane
prospects of the Democratic party, as indi
lcated by the results Of the recent elections
aahd IS connected with the Fortunes of Mr.
Douglas. is tffcfe stSy raason for Southern
Democrats TO be gralified at the issue o
the contest in Illinois9 AS one, we wouie
prefer that the Democratic party shout
Ibe defeated in the next Presidential cleo
ton rather that it should win success BY
the smallest possible further concession t.
the anti-slavery sentiment ofthe North
We therefore prefer defeat to the adoptio,
Eof Mr.. Douglas as the Democratic candi
Edate for the Presidency, that involves con
Ecession. Rather than this, we say, let thu
democratic party increase in its organiza
ton, as it now is in its essential compost
ton, Southern sectional party. and let u
stand on our constitutional rights and rel,
lon our own moral and material resources
lfor the protection of those rights, IN tn
} Union If we can-out of it, If VIC must"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-04
Stray Mare Colts.

TAKEN UP BY the subscriber residing on lands owned
by him in the Town of Little Grant, on the 10Th OF
last two Mare colts, yearlings, one snrre with
h;ta star in forehead the other bay with white hind
foot The owner is requested to prove property, pay
charges and take said property.
;tt,e Grant Nov. 22d,1s5s 4t23
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-04

STAGE ARRANGEMENTS stages
leave Dunleth every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday morning, on the arrival Of the
cars, and reach Prairie du Chen the same
evening. They return to Dunleith on al
ternates days, reaching there in Time for
the evening trains. This route passes;
through Potosi, Beetown, Patch Grove,
and Tafton.- [DEnIefth Advertiser.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-04
strav Heifer and Steer.

vu,AKFN Up by the Subscriber residing lands owned
/ nv him near Tafton in Patch Grove on the 18th o.
November 1885, one twoyear old Roam Hefer Also one
two year old Red Steer, with white under belly. me
80 - sid nropertv EDWIN LEWIS.
'aAe ~ &c. Boa lssa 4t2s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-04
Lancaster Sawmill for Sale.

TIME Mach nery of the above establishment consisting
i of
One Engine So in CYL rer 20 inch stroke and Boiler
Al in diameter, 20 It. long with 10 inch fues in good
running order.
Mrlev Saw Arrangements with all the gearings and Belt
ings complete.
One farming Lathe with Rest and Pullies new.
One Woodworth No. Planning Machine with extra set
of knives, new.
One Tongue and Groove Machine complete, with extra
Saw and Jonter, new; Also, Patent Right for same
for Grant County. -.
And all other fixtures and implements belonging to said
mill are hereby offered for sale on reasonable terms
rill nissse aprIy 10 ". A. GRTSwOLp, or
|st2s RICHARD M YER in LancaBtsY
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-04
Stray Heifer.

-,UEN ZIP nv the subscriber residing in the Town of
Fem more, on lands owned by him, on the Goth day
~ November 1898 one yearing past, dark red heter
brinde on her face The owner is requested to prove
nroperty Day charges and take said stray. 4
Noan,har 90 1885 CHI CDS 4t23
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-04
STRAY HEIEE2

vy,AKEN up by the subscriber residing in the town OF
Hazel Green the land ow sd by him in said town,
on or about the 18th day Noy- A. d. 1888, one red
and white hefer about two years old
The requested to prove property pay charges
and take said stray awayotherwise IT will be disposed
ofaecordng to law. JOHN BftNS
Hazel Green, Nov. 23rd SO. 4tZ3~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-04
Stray HEtFER.

yAKEN UP bv the subscriber residing miles east of
Tafton: in the Town of Little Grant on lands owned
bv him. about the 18th of November 1885, yearlng
Heller Red with some whit on her face and crop
off each ear The will please prove property pay
cha rges and take her away MICHAEL HOPE.
Tift i.au Cant. Nov. Gath 1865 4t2s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-04
STRAY YEARLlNG BULL.

tNAKEN u BY the subscriber, residing on lands own
by him in the north east corner OF .ancaseron the
lat of November 1885, one white yearng Bull, red ears
The owner requested 10 pro7e property pay charges
and lake said property. jOliN ;. SMiih. =
November 9tL, 1858 2l-at*
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-04

iKEN up by the subscriber. residing in the town of
/ Blue River land owned by him. on or about the
II day of November 1885, one Sorrel Mare, with star
in her forehead and lett hna oct white and about two
wears old. PEIkRAiD
Lancaster Nov ft'l 1853, 2I-4w.s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-04
Stray STEER.

VTyAKEN M on premises of Subscriber,near Haresons
| MILL in the Town of Potos, the 18th inst. one
three old steer color mostly red with roam strip
the back and belly, Stag shaped horns Inc owner
charges. LEWIS INV
-Patasi, Nov-2oth Is So. 4t2'ich s.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-04
stray Mare Colt.

0tAME INTO the Enclosure of the undersigned about
The Ist of November, 1855 bright bay Mare Colt
s,nnosed to be two years old: and tail black:
fonr Hack lcgs and hoofs; marked with sW very dim
low down on the right shoulder The owner is request
ed 10 prove property pay charges and 1aks her
,,,,.od. Wv 9Th 1853 4t23
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-04
stsay Refer

yx1AKEN UP by the subscriber residing on lands owned
hy him in the Town of Beetown, or the 10Th day Of
Novenber 1855 ONE pale Red Hefer, about one and a
half old; white spot in forehead end Of tail ute
and white under belly No other marks The owner !,
requested to prove property pay charges ana ,ae
property. i' H,sas
November 23d 1858. 4Io
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-04
NEW YORK TRIBUNE,

1900.
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teen We .rs Did, which the first Journal in the
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subscriptions respectfully solicts its share OF the PAL
ronage which the metropolitan ffess is ueHccoi'n ~
receive.
Within the present gear The TRIBUNE has provided IL
self with new and faster Press, at cost OF S3Oooo
merely that of our subscribers may receive Their
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With correspondents at the most important points th:o
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among the best in the country believe that even
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-04

SIS More persons fall out concerning
the right road to Heaven, til an ever get
to the end of their journey. So says an
orthodox old fogy.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-04
STRAY COLT.

rr7iEEN CT ijv tI1n suhsc~Snr reai7s on lands own
1 ed BY MIN in the Town OF Melville, about miles
north east of Patch Grove, the Both of October last
small, bay, yearlng past horse colt-black mane
tail and legs The owner isiequesed to prove Rropei'
ty pay charges and take alid property Said colt fol-
lowed VIM No ores horses from Little Grant miles
east of Tafton. NJ VI. fANAUoDALL.
November 5th 1888, 2l-4t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-04
LANCASTER DRUG STORE,
At THE. POST OFFICE,
Below the Beckwith House.

1NHE subscriber has opened in Lancaster stock
Drugs ami family Medicines just receive from Phil
adelpha and other markets Including also, all the ap
proved Patent Medicines, which am agent for, as
Doct Mofats Life Pills & Btters,
st. Johns Vegetable Ague Syrup,
Cough & Consumptive Syrup
Vermifuge Il Anti Bilious Pills, &C.,
Guysott's Ext Yellow Dock i, Sarsapara,
Wisters's Basam of Wild Cherry,
G.. w. Merchants Garglfng Oil & Writing Fluid.
Also, the best quality of Liquors for Mechanical and
Medical purposes Fluid, Camphene 95 per ct. Alcohol
Vinegar and all kinds OF Family Groceries
FAMILY EDICINES5
NV stock of neutrality-suspicious. consists OF Cordials, Syr
ups, Iiniaments Salves, sc. Also So.
Perfumes, Essences, Hair Oils and Cologne, Scented
Soaps. &c.
w Physicians be supple withaIos any artic
III general use in their practice
FANCY ARTICLES.
The ladies are invited to call and examine me selection
Of Fancy and Ornamental Articles, many Of which
new and noyel.
GTyAI,qlAN EEl ".
= BLANK Books, Pocket aud Tuck Mtnloandums Pencils
links Cap Letter Note and gilt edged Paper, of ali 81
qualities also Envcopesal sizes Of the best to
be found in market, with every article III the line
TERMS, CASH. GEO. H. COX.
Lancaster Nov. 19th 1857. oil
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-04
stray Ball.

"AKEN UP bv the Subscriber residing iY the South
vest part of the Trwn Iancas ter, Oh lands owned
by him on the list of November 1855, 7ne year old
mast black and white bull marks The owner Is re-
pntnd II nrova nronerty nav charges and take said
sta. hENhi onooi LII, =. ,os
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-04
Stray Refer.

yTvAKEN Up bv the subscriber residing in the north
l west part Of Ellenboro Town, lands owned by
him on the LIST of November, 1885, one dark red year
ling hefer little white in forehead, white above gam
brels The owner is requested to prove property pay
cn rIlgnh mn No Xc,emhsT asd 1855. 4tos
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-04

Ey Gov. Sam Medary, of Ohio, has
signiied to the President the acceptance
of the Cover, orship of Kansas. Medary
il now Postmaster at Columbus.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-04
Stray Heifer.

TAKEN UP By the subscriber residing lands own ed
Nv him in the Town of Plattevlile, on the 18th of
r.r,aer 1855 one black and white heller right
sItare not exactly known. BRYAN McCHAIN.
. November 25th 1858. Oh BATS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-04

yrus Z. Lord & Wife.
part of sect ion No 81. Town 8. north OF Range
Mo- west, in Grant county viz; commencing at
the southeast corner of out lot No. SIS, thence
sonili tgo chains and 80 links thence east chains
thence north lOc. aims; thence west2 chains and So
links; thence nerth claiEs; tAence west chains
and so links thence north chains; thence north
81 degrees west chains and 3S lins thence south
u degrees, west 10.chains and 15iiks to large
white oak stump, thence soath l6 degrees, west
6 chains and so links to a large white oak stump,
thence south 30 degrees west to White Street. in
the town of Potosi, thence down White Street to
4a south line of out lot No. 54,thence east to the
l,ace Of beginning, containing 81 and one half
acres exccoting The north half of out lot No.73 &
south half of out lot No 56, containing together
~ acres Also south-hnlf Of in lot No. LOT. in
aid town of Potosi; Amt due $4,000; Amt In
tttest $500; Amt of Penalty S250o Amt OF In.
te.est and Penalty $50,00 Total Amt dne State
s5s1O0; Years for which Interest is Due, 1858.
13-I3w
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-04
Stray,s.
Stray Mare.

CNTRAYED from the subscriber, living about ~ miles
= SW of the village of Montfort in the town Of Wing
VILE some time in June last Sorel Mare four wears
old this fall her hind feet white above the feock
with white strip down the face. ANY peraon giving in
of such stray addressed at Montfort,
vii; he literally Rewarded 4t2IchJ JOHN FRY.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-04
SHERMAN b. LUM,
M

Ellenboro, Wis.
Wy GUILD respectfully inform the Citizens of Ellen
w boro and surrounding country that he is located
in this village where he will devote his entire time to
the practice of his profession and treat form
disease in accordance with the most approved methods
of modern science.
MS Lum will give special attention to the tire at
ment of Female Diseases and attend to all cases of mid
vifery when called, in this and adjoining Towns.
oaey23
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-04
SADDLERY AND HARNESS SHOP
D. T. PARKER. At B0SCQBBL.

rs Constantly Receiving NEW GOODS, which he sell.
for CASH and READY-PAY ONLY.
Salt, $3.50 y Dbl.
Good Sugar, lee Y ID, Of 10 tbs for 81 90
White Fish and Trout sa,oOs4 50 : X Dol. ''0O
Nails, Az csc fb.
Heavy Sheeting 10c per yard; common, 7 to Sc
Prints, floh TO EXC; and all other Goods in pronor
ton. Ny stock is by far the largest in Grant County
CLING
Dry Goods Hardware, Groceries, nats1caps
Clothing, Crockery, Liquors, Bonnets,
Boot6 & Shoes, Leather Paints4Ols Bells,
Drugs&Medicine. Dye.stufs. NailsaGlass Blankets,
Powder Shot, Tubs& Buc xes, tit. psBuf Robes
Sash and Doors, Apples Candy, Crackers, &c. &C., &c
and will make it to the advantage of those living star
away" to come to Boscobel to Trade. Bring your
Cattle, Hogs, Wheat Corn, oats, Barley, Butter. Eggs
Onions, Beans Tallow, Lard, Furs and Paper Rags
You have the Cash or Goods for them
Boscobel, Nov, SO. % ID. T. PARKER.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-04

S1ice C0urufsstt7ser s and u. Lands
MADISON, AUGUST I'd 1855.
TIME following described Lands in Grant county, hav-
ing been forfeited by reason Of the payment Of
Inter est upon the loans granted thereon Notice is
hereby given that the will be offered for sale at
nubie auction and sold 10 the highest der at the Of
fee of the Secretary of State at the capitol in Madison,
the 10th day of December A. D. 1858, unless sooner
redeemed according to law, said sale to conanerce at
o'clock, Il. NJ, and to continue tromday 10 day until all
said lands shall have been offered the ninenm price
at which the will be offered will be the amt named
opposite each tract (WHICH includes the amount ofloanhe
Interest up the first day of January 1862 and per
cent damages, to which will be added the cost of adj
vertisng the same.
Conditions ofsale will be announced b. theCommisson-
ers al the opening OF the same. n
d. w. JONES' Commissioners
S. D. HASTINGS, ce S. and
GABRIEL DUUCK, } Lands.