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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09
Erssksa SS;s.satsssts.ss.
RcsuH Of tie Kansos Eiectjon- Uace.
come NeWs for The Administrations.
Corrosno,Jaroa III FIN " T;,.s
WASHINGTON, Dee. 2

WASHINGTON, Dee. %.
In the midst of the fiiibuster excite
merit we have another clemens turning II.
to plagun the Administration and accumu
hate it's endorsements. "Extremes meet
-.uld NicHragna at oae end and X nSa>
al The ether rush upon It's startling events
at h: same inS' ant.
TIE in.p,licence that the Constitution
Of Naa~as has teen t..iii-d wih the Pro
Slavery clause is "a bomb shell which The
Administration iii not anticipate. 4
inong those Nottiiern men who had pro
posed 20 sustain tl,e Presidents policy, il
excited an jnleSrriaable panic; AMI by the
the time discussion .~aye>une,Iiu theSenate
I'VE fnd Meysfs. BIGGER, Jones, Filth &Co.
sn.veriuy with = most di~,gese !np fl of po
ltieai agre. Already some oil ihem begii
to hint that they are not yet committed!
an! # the news is confirmed by later an'
fuller advlceS. they will yinsticate nv de
clarat;on that politicians are not prepared
10 rush INTO the jaws Of certain destruction
The Two new Senators from Minnesota
iust elected are of the Douglas school q
politicians, and will follow his lead in cp
position to The Leeompton fraud.
On the otter hand the Southern mer
who have heretofore been "A little backward
in the fight, tearing that the Kansas Con.
stitatina woUlI ~cone~here with the Sla-
very clause oat.wiil now become active and
earnest III support Of the Administration
p5.i,y, ard the real stru tgle will hereaf'e
be ear.i-d oit with a pa1'ose. Sonlheri
nIen ara much e.atei with the kan2a'
news, but they give tie Administration u,
thanks, bang satisfied that the President
sent gents ta induce the people, as a MAJ
ter Of policy, TO vote down the Slavery az
tic!c,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09

SHIPM sNT OF ,RisH GiRLs.-Tho Brit
ish Cove nment is shipping Irish girls to
the Cap Of 'ood Hope as a m AIS Of
preventing its owl colonists from relapSing
into bari 'ari-m. A party of $50 has al
ready sailed, and another Of $50 is soon to
be forwarded-all described as healthy and
good lo king. They go with the under
standing that matrinlony is to reward their
expatritt on.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09

NEW BusINEss.-Anong the presump-
tions in frvor of revival of business, are
Tie following: The ostlks of New York,
Boston, and New Orleans, hold now about
5l45,0O0. 600 as their line Of Specie
I hese are the great .nanclai centres OF the
continent. They a" now perhaps strang
er in hard monry ti,an a: any former peri
cd Of their history. AS tie country grad
ually discharges it, liabilities 10 lhenn,ihry
viii become yet stronger. With, also, a
constant flow from he Pacific state. ard
IA constant recupera'ion Of means by the
movement Of the property Of the interior
it cannot be doubted that business " i'll
soon revive.-Mliwauke Wisconsin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09

WHAT A WiNrER.-A steamboat arrived at
A ban,. from Me- York, on the lst of Jana-
AIRY. Al BuFrALo, on the Isl INST, the Com
cerciai says:
A ;norah there is a good stock of wheat in
store. yet we notice no special anxiety to sell.
New corn is arriving by cas-. and sales can be
,p.,.e a, about 60c. hut there is no ammatioi IN
The demand. The supp y OF oats, both west
ern aud from the country. is iu " equal to pre-
sent wants, aud the market Is tut. A few
dressed hogs are in market. and 5ac has been
o,,ai..ed for a choice OF. Business general v
is very quiet The weather continues warm.
and the lake and harbcr are as free from ice as
in midsummer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09
90 acrc farm For sac.
f-2 MILES FROM LANCASTER

T WILL. SELL. my Farm ing IL miles M fipm
town. on the road to Carol II IL Co 3 new Min. Five
acres of the land is ploughed. and fifteen fenc, d. About
10 acres Of the farm is TOO broken for cultivation, the
balance good tillib!e land. 1t contains al abundan, q of
ores of bottom, incl. adapted 10 grass. 'n the sane is
Il well finished Frame House. !: y y, built last ca ey-
pIessly for the sub criber's US also, Il snall stabic.-
win sell the farm nw. AMI IN accommodate ,g Ter,,s
Also ADJOINING the above is lHi ACRES LANT, a.
dapted fora good = m,will be > Id cnna Pwith or separate
from the ether. Enquire At tLis Office.
T.. c. GOLDSMITH.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09

DEF PooR."-As if anvboly could die
rich, and in the act of dying. did not lose
the grasp upon the title deed and bond
and so g, away a paup.r out of tiiae!-
No gold. no jewels, 80 naments And
yet net have been lsirial hy charity
hand who did die rich died worth "a tl.ous-
ami the aghts Of beauty, a thousand pleas
ant ne %nories, a thousand hopes restored
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09
Real Estate Amencr.

rE'lE suhseliber will attend 80 the Purchase and
L, Sale OF II eel Estate, and the Esay ri en.to f , ak.
cs,
P'e'9ons 'avinr Real Estate 10 soil. by leaving a de-
ser'pion OF tAe same, and their terms, can have their
lands SOLD 0n reasonable terms.
S'tafGets and others wishing to purchase any Real Es-
tate, we9ll DO we'll TO call. rs l haze several che Tarms
for sale, Situated within . miles of Lancaster !: ALSO. 4
large quantity OF unimiroved Laad for sale all Of
which will hesold c}eap and tn tetihs To suit purclasers.
L~an9tater, MtIel 18th, Isa7. SO III. MOOlLEY.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09

1t is stated that the subscription TO
Agassiz's forthcoming scientific work
alreaiy exceeds a million aud 4 quarter
of dollars. This is almost unparalleled in
the histol Z of mo lern literature.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09

SOUTHWARK Hottie New Orleans
True Delta 60 ,nsels the south in view of
The present attitude IF Kansas affairs, to
use every efor. 10 push on her acquisitions
to those lands where slavery mast exis: IN
spite Of opposition. We snppost the TrRe
Delta allades to Central America. II
says:
"Ex,ension in such quarters is now prac-
t~icatie, but will not long be so-tlle poil
cy of the present administration viii be
extinction of southern hores i'll all sacil
uIatters ,ansl although Cus'a Will be talked
about, aud perhaps Delmons,or some o'hel
such stock lobhitg adventuIer, sent II
mialsterto Ma'lrI o ts@nsit'ly to acquire 1t,
nothing al all viii cone OF IL, bul dlsap-
lointsnent aud modification. aieantia. ,
foreign cruisers viii hem US in oursoatle II
~tiont;ef. and our representatives. iii Con-
gfess will continue to humnu9 their co.'s
Stitienis by an occasl nal lnade sbos,t
slavery, whlle The latter are beng surely
and fast disappearing as important ele.
n,euts IN the electoral college.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09

GA witness ii a fi.,osIer court being
asked how he knew that Two certain per-
sons were man and wife, replied: why
dog on tive heard 'em seoldrng each 9TH
'r more lii'y times" The evidence was
held as coitlnsive.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09
COLT.

from the subscriber re7iGing in Hickory
- Grove. one mile north of 10. ,1k. r. last spring, one
tearlinc past bav horse Colt-no particular marks.
| will pss the fnd"r literally for returning the colt. or
for information Of him. Direct by letter to 8osconel.
t,oo pD.l, 1877 o2-tt* ~ A-F. CEHENT. SIS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09

Lncy Stone refuses TO pay her tax.
es at Orange. n. j., on the old rvolution
airy ninciple Of mo taxation without rep
res. ntalion,'' aud the collector i about (
ley on her goods.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09
Z * EaasEgGlas.

L Boice Greek, one black Steer, with white face and
lack spots nader both eyes. Also, two Heiteis; one is
iae back with red sides and spotted lna S: the other has
red sides, white apot on forehevl, hob tail, white belly
and white hind feet. The owner can have same By
proving property aud paying charges
SAMUEL MILLER.
p osi f.ac 10Th. 1857. 2j-tt cA 5
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09
REMAND.

y 'ihY"i from tne subscriber. resi1iag nea~ Potosi,
Jabout the Ist of October one large red OK, with
CIV ti.i,e hairs il forehead, left horn Topped, and t.
bans SIX Yeas ole. ANY ono W - viii give foin1a
t IN where said OK can BIZ found, shall receive tbs above
ward. JOHN BUCHA'iEI
rrtoe; nocn~H or sth. 1857. 26-4t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09

gThe binding of QUE Congress acne,
now amounts Ia from $4,000 10 S5o,UUU
more than the whole prialn g, binding pa
yer. Dc, amounted to for ? whole Congress
ten years aga, and the volts on the same
cannot be less than 81 j,no0.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09
EELE.

EIAKE Up ,v tic subscriber .si hive on LANDS owned
L bv him. in The town If Ailviiie. on or about the
. b Of Nov lS7. ene ye".lite Butl. brindje--atheg
small Of his age: no mark. The owner can have the same
~ proving -feits4 and aging c~ta.Les.
90 ~ GE NC WTNSWORTH.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09

eel here is said 10 be foreign goods
valued a twenty-eight millions of dollars
in bond n the Government Warehouses in
the city # New York. As few goods as
possible ire taken out and thrown on the
market.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09

OLD Buck AND THE INDIAN The dis
patches Indicate that MIR. Buchanan, in
utter disgust at the embfoilmcnts Of the
Two ~seriions, aud acknowledgements ofthe
two Walkers, has turned his benevolent OLD
phiz ana his comicaI eye toward the works
making friends between ban Is Of beg
ring, lying, horse stealing, woman scalp
ing red skins. What a sanity and unc-
tioua spectacle it presented, no Doubt
'tie persuasively dwell upon the blessing.
Of peace, and joined their llahds,' says the
telegraph, and therenpon they male
trien.is. We dislike to impair the nlanc
of such touching reunion, but respect for
The Pawnees and Ponchas c%o,nE,els lis TO
suggest the probable mo lie Of re tsnnin.
that brought to 81 happy II determination
1t was about as follows: ugh, beef good.
'ireat father give presents. Uueh-heap
good. Shake hands-agh, good"
In the language Of the poet:
"A touch OF Nature makes the world akin
Missouri Democrat.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09
LANDS FOR SALE
Mt COUNTY,
by L.. J. wOOLLEY, -.

4 SDlendid Prairie Farm enc milo east os the village
u Of Leicester: Containiag2q0 acres in a nigh state
If cultivation: thareis on said farm large brick dwell
inr we'll finished; also a thrifty YOUNG orchard, iGst he
ginning TO lear; and q large stream Of vater running
through the fam. Also, so acres Of timber iaid.-
Terms, ~one-third down, the balanee on time to salt plr-
chaser.
ALSO. so acres Of land 2 miles east Of Larcls'er.-
Aestls prairie eight acles impreweG aud fs3cfd. with n
cror 0f wheat IN the grouad. wiiieiI viii BE- sold with :ne
lind: If il well watered. Also 40 acras Of timber and
lottorn land: the Whole viii be sold together: this is q
rare CHARGE Cor Il man with u snah amount Of capital.
Terms, $3.50 per acre-cash down.
50 Acras n land 2% rniies r~outh-esst of Lancaster,
ahouf sfie-hslf hay bottom the balance Of the lam with
timber p,odesafc: 9 nne stream Of water running Through
il. Price 81 per acre, cash.
lao Acres nhinl7roYed lgnd. prairie and timber; we'll
watcrsa and located near Lancaster.
ALSO. The north half 81 Sc. 4 and y. E.1 ofs.w. y
~ sec. q. town 6, Range 4 west: containing 20 acres TIM
Scr ard 100 Prairie: well watered, no Improvement: will
he sold low or exchanged for village property either in
lancaster or Prai,i lie dH Fhien.
Lancaster. April 18th, 1857. Fs-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09
SO ceres Of I fer sale.

FgJITEE MILES from lancaster, ali saitahle for culti-
L vation. Considerable Timber or said land. l will
sell cheap, give time on half the purchase money: or viii
take a good team, and The rest~i in money. Said lrn6 N
a good settlement with school housei 70
Lancaster, Nov. 6. JOE
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09
STRAYS.
sssaygu.s.

FssAkEN Up by the subscriber, in the town of f.ancas-
4 ter, ; mites west OF the village, on lands owned b.
l.n, on The ast OF November, 1857. one yearlin. Bull
red, white feet ami head. The Owner c,. have III
saus by proving property ana paying charges 27-4t
Eof. Esd, 1857. JOSEPH CRAVE
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09
To Fence Builders.

will he received by fle undersigned, at
The Office Of tn. Clrrk Of Cascuit Court. in Lesscas-
Iar Cra,t county. Wisconsin, Tor the erection of a fence
r,s the Jail Of said county. according to plans and
aaae;Gc ions in said Office until the evening of the 10th
dav Of January next.
Ram ! will be required OF the contractor for compile
s'a s s.Ss fence before the frst day Of July next.
i,ac 1s.h. 1857. 27-st JOHN Ii. CLARk.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09
MARIE.

YAEEN Up hy The subs U.s. on lard owned by me
on the Sd tay Of De e n ~. 1857 ,ont iron greyAIare
our ya7 old list pin no m9sks or lselis perceivs-
&c. the own is Is ~ q cctne loi whrd, prove
operty. Jay haFges andtako her away.
26.sw& JESSE y. H0AR.
Clifton. Dee. l.+t = = go
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09
TAVERN STAND

FOR SALE WA IV lETo
AT Taison.
s'iE property n faiton dcsignrd fsfr Public House.
Il and FOR some time 80 occupied, is h.ren, oite.. "a Tor
sale or tent--nn reasonable tie, ms to one who is tho
s,ght sort of a man for the business.
faFtanis a new and h~onrisaiag viiege IN Csat County.
wei supplied With roads in every direction. nalls. wa ier
schools ard otheT accommodations. TAFT.
Tgfton, April 25ih. 1857. 44-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09

e The following Is an extract from a
letter sent from a munster III Illinois,
Preachers feel these hard times sensiliv.
r'or more thaaetwo months | have not had
a cent except what | received for marry
rng, and marriage fees are not very large
III this region.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09
FLOWS pLOWSI s.,
llHlIaG laPLGalgIS, III.
MANUFACTURED by
NORMAN IL C0WAN,

tc.O ' tFH"i SCs- 'fSf ""St"
HAVING removed our machinery
NSA-.az=1- To Elieuboro', and put it up in u sui
10y 0 table building, we inform the public
sssMsrs92&NSaas-saE.ssth hat it is now in running order, and
We are prepared "a Do every variety of work in oar lire.
We wish Farmers to know and remember that we NIL
nnfacture Plctcs, which we can recommend Tor the work
of 1857. They are made OF all sizes. and of the most ap-
proved patterns. from the best of steel, and timber well
seasoned, are strong and durable, will last longer and give
better satisfaction than am other plows m1de or Offered
in this region. as can beproved by the experience OF those
who have used them.
Threshing. Realine and Moving Machines will be care
fully and thoroughly repaired.
We also manufacture to order at SHOT notice
Farming Implements OF Various descriptions.
Being jrartictl mechanics, we are confident from Our
long exnerierce, OF being able to rive Satisfaction in ey
arv department of our business, ami would invite those
desiring tn purchase any article in our line, to examine
for Themselves.
All kinds of work in Wood and Iron done in the best
mrch.nirsl etsi . and Warranted.
Riachsmiiliing anil requiring OF every kind protapt-
Is attcn tHt %.
plow beams and handles kept constantly on ha"d, rea-
dy for Immediate use, Of the best material to be founN
in the country. and we'll curetl and seasoned.
Terms raasfnal.e. and wotk soiicited from all parts 0
Grant and adjoining counties.
rulcnho-a' Fatrnarv 4th. 1857. 81
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09
Lands for Sale:
60 Acre Farm fer Sale.

q MILLS EAST OF
wish to sell tbe far living ~ miles east of Jancas-
4 Ter known as the ''rhos. Parker place" 1t ont inns
~ q niiote land; about Is or 20 of which H. under
so.u cuitlValioh, asmali house on a commanding ridge,
wins me spring near the door, ard Some out buildings.
On the rlace Is frait trees, thinker, grass land, water, and
contains III me Clements Of the best of farms. Will he
sold low, and M favorable terms. Epnuire Of the sub-
seriUer or al the Herald Office, Lancaster.
=: E.P. FINN.
Taftnr, Wis. Auanst s, 1857. LIT
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09
Grant Go. Marble Works.
"A. 4. EUEEkAE

y IIATTFVTLLF. " TX.
It As inst rernivea n fine stock of best No. | Rutland
Z Statuary Marble. and is now ready to ill orders for
Monuments, Tonbs, Hsadstones,
and evaryfhiug in lis line, in the newest style, ana with
the best workmanship.
Al orders will be promptly filed, on reasonable terms,
aud the patronage of the people of this region is soiici-
ted.
Rcferences.-Mai. j. Fl. Rountree, Pattoville; Mark
Pa .eg;iia oct, =. 1856. 18-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09
Farmers. Look 0nEi

EUST received, the celebrated EUdss & Idass Gale
~ ma one and two horse plogs; also, y large lot OF TIA
well known Motiae blows: breaking plows Of all size.
aud shovel plows, for sale at the Gutenberg Hardware
Stove andI Iron Store of 4 GIL WEST.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09
and many Of them participated.

hat nearly 1000 Misseurians went int
hswnee. better known as Gum Springs,
|on the day Of elec ION, tc vote: AMI il was
positively known that large hunters Of
hem were encainped near Wesiporl On
the day preceding election.
It was stated that the newly elected
Legislature, which meets on the Stn day
Iof %january, would pass a law for a new
Constitutional Convention.
MoRuox1sM AND SLAvERY.-A cor
respondent of the Richmond South who
is an ardent pro-slavery man, naturally
takes the following view of the Mormon
liGiculty:
my srmpathies as a State Rights mar,
are with the Mormons. | do moi approve
of their domestic institutions. No matter:
It is their business, not mine; nor am or
any other person answeral,le for their sins
or liable to suffer for their mistakes. As
i Southern man, my synipathles aie with
The Mormans The SAM m a,u,e that is
dealt out to then. for their po.igamv,w would
he dealt out to us fer our siaveholding by
the same people if they had the power,
and God only knows (if things 90 on as
they are tending) how long that power
will be wanting;and say shamel shame!
on the Southern man or Southern press
who does not ~synpatbize with the Nor
mon attending to his own bushes AMI de-
sensling his rights, his tire<iIe AN his
@altar>. against the Yankee interfn.ilIing
oppressor. who delights to interfere in his
nei@hhor's affairs, aud would storm heaven
and upropl he'll rather than not have Il
fuss. Utah has set up for herself; she has
a right to do 50: and if Kansas is denied
admission, as | expect judging from the
one Of the National Democratic press
East ana Noflh-N est she will be, and
the men Of Kansas have the hearts OF free
:oen in their i1osoms. Kansas will set up
;or hefs~If, and lind a Union, if she cannot
Join tie Union"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09

DEATH OF REVOLUTIONARY PAratoTs IN
l&57.-Ihe Number OF Revolutionary pat
riots ! no died du ing the year is &c oi
which l was from New ilampshiro, 4 from
Vermont, 3 from Massachusetts, 2 from
Connecticut, , from Pennsylvania, | from
Marylatri, 3 from Virginia, 2 from Sautl
Carolina, | from Georgia, l from Missis-
>ippi, 2 from Kentucky, and | from ONO.
: he names of 5000 Of those who served
in the Revolution have been placed on
the pension rolls since the 18th of March,
1918. and on the 30th of June last only
$40 of this number were reported living.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09
To the Public:
sloYrs. stones. stnye

TEsr received. g handsome a~ssoftmolt of new Elewa
~ ed Oven Stoves, which l can Offer AZ unusual le
prices for cash. q. i. WEST.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09
FARM FOR SALE,

NEIR L1NCHSTER.
100 Acres Good Land, one miieahd a half from the
and sixty acres under a good state Of cultivation 40 large
hearing Annie Trees, Good Water, House ard 20 acres Of
Thinker. ali OF which we will sell cheap and on favorable
terms. Apply Mt the Herald Office, or to the snhscri5ers
in Ianeaster. Wis. CALLS & PEPPER.
T,,r 1sth 1877 4n
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09
MERSIxyp.

ID = AL-0 a = A~@saSNsa-
gOrfN 4. CAIl.i> Ha- associated Win MIN, in the
Oh Me.can.ile BUSINESS, Mr. JoHy PEPPER. The bust
ASS Ia the future 81. ea carried on BY siie hrll o. Cams
s. Pepper, ri .ae old sta.d OF JOHN y. Calls.
JOHN 4. CALLS.
JOHN PEPPER.
IAnsa.tsr. VIE. Sept. 18th. 1856 l4u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09
o. ". AN0Ws,TON,
DEALER IN
STOVES &c TTARDWARE.i

II EEPS constantly on hand, Stoves, Iron, Steel,Coai.
"a Trace, Halter and Log Chains SHADES, Shoveis.
forfs. Hav Knives, Well Buckets, haIf-Bnshef Kettles.
Lacking Glasses, Curtain Fixtures, door Trimmings aud
builders toois ana nlatefieis: and y good assortment o.
Pen, Pocket AMI Table Cutlery. Ten, Table and pastreys
SPOONS. Also, an assortment of Leather, constantly or
h~aud.-Boseohel, Nov "a, 1857, 20 2mo~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09
L a:tHE cOIr.

GTRA1ED fsotl the suisse iher, 5 nsles s " of La.
= easier, in Hurricane Grove, Grant Co, Wis. abo,
the Isl OF May last, Il Dach naire fiiley, with every Il.
White, near half way to knees, white strip iul length G,
ACE.
i liberal reward Will he pa for inform ton Of same
" letter to hurricane, p. o., or deliseIii g her 70 my
premises. GRAN BGNHAM
Nov. 81 h, 49,. 22tf-&25c
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09
Missouri Democrat

AgA Bill has been introduced in,o the
kentucky Legislature making these pro
visions.
lst. Making it a felony to elope with a
female under twenty-oae years Of age I'M
'ief a promise Of marriage, without subse-
%quently marrying her; 81. Providing that
eIopiipg females wlo are minors shall nave
guar,latus appointed ior the supervision q
her property, and that no advantage
-lrl accrue 10 the husband from such prop
-rty 3D.. That females who elope under
age may III any time obtain q divorce by
asking or il.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09
THE MURRAY n
e 0a s.

rg,IE following described lands situt;etti ia i.antN our
ty, Wisconsin, are offered for sac.
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