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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29
PRICE OF MINERAL.

The Galena Courier appeared to doubt
few days ago our statement that mineral
was selling at $4,000 per 1000 at Potos
and other places in Grant County. We
call the attention of our friend the Courier.
to several points: Lead is worth in St.
Louis SIS 80 per 100, being the standing
quotation for some time; ST. Louis governs
our mineral market by fixing the price
there paid for lead and that being our
chief lead market; SIS so for lead at ST.
Louis fully justifes our smelters in paying
$50 90 per 1000 for mineral, and last
year would have warranted higher price
any smelter will so inform the Courier, as
the rules of calculation are uniform and
we'll understood by mineral buyers. 100
pounds of good mineral make 70 pounds
of lead; 81 90 per 1000 for smelling and
81 90 for other charges make up the Incl
dental margin. The Courier can make
the calculation from these data, counting
also 10 to l23 cents per 100 for shipping
to st. Louis, and also D per cent. for stor-
age and commission and J per cent. fol
insurance. Over all these is left sufficient
margin of profits for the smelter.
Many of the smelters of Grant Count,
ship their lead on their own account tc
st. Louis, drawing the money directly, OIL
drafting therefor to the order of our mer
chants. Potos, Dunleith or Cassvile are
better shipping points than Gaena because
right on the Mississippi
Will the Courier present our figures and
facts to its readers.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29
FOF the Herald
HAIL STORM AT CAgsyILLE.
Sandy Lake, Cassville Township

Sandy Lake, Cassville Township
Grant Co., May 24th, 1858.
Mr.. EDITOR:
On Yesterday at five o'clock P. M. we
were visited with a heavy shower of rain
and hail; a very dark and heavy thunde,
cloud rose in the South progressing west
ward accompanied with constant roar Of
thunder and strong wind rain and hail
fell IN torrents, the hail stones being gen
orally as large as hens eggs and many Of
then. as largo as mans fist. They were
IN variety of shapes, some long, Others
round aud formed, measuring from 7 to ! 3
inches In circumference. The heavy fall
lasted about three minutes; how far il ex.
tended have not yet learned but | hone
1t was not extensive. The cattle and ali
unshelfered animals suffered very much
and would have been DESTROYED if the fall
of hal had continued few minutes Jono-
er. But Sire, hail, snow, vapor and
stcrmyIwinds, Gods voice obeys."
Yours, truly,
w. PoLLocK.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29

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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29
Four Improved Farms lor Sale
IN CLIFTON

IN ESIR0US of changing the shape of my property.
IL ofel for sale on favorable terms, four Farms a.
follows
One, Of 80 acres, under cultivation and 20 of tim
Der, all nelosed two dwellings, and several out buildings
good springs
One of 100 acres all under fence and l25 acres in cul
tivationarge stone dwelling and barn with rock base.
nentalso, granary, spring house and spring. with nu-
erons out buildings and an excellent bearing orchard
This is my home farm
One, of 220 acres, 65 under cultivation and in
wheat, 80 in meadow, 100 inclosed Good springs
stock.
Also more farms can be made out from lands
not included above. Timber land viii be supped with
any Of the above farms
TermsThe land will be sold low and half can
main time Enquire Clifton Mills at the Her
aid Office. PETER CLAYTON.
May, 10Th, 1855. 59-3mo
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29
MI A r RED

May 26hIn Little Grant, at the residence of Robert
WEIGH, by W R. Beach Esq Mr. HENRY DEAKIN TO Miss
ANN YoUSG, all of the above place.
Harry Deakin is bound,
With matrimonial traces.
Rv Esqr. Beach of our town,
Till the chain breaks, or ceases
To hold hiIn-to Miss Young all of good Little Grant
in great trant County, State Of Wisconsin
May the chain be az strong,
And Us mighty as long,
And nothing but thunder,
Ever part them asrinder
May I7th-In Potosi, by J. W Seaton ESQ.,, Mr. Der.
sARD MARCUS, and Mrs BARBARY Orr, all of Potosi.
May 23d In Poos, by J. w. Seaton, Esq, Mr.. GREEN
DANDY, and Miss MARGARET WRIGHT, all OF Potosi.
May 2d-In Watorstown, by W. S. Bailey, ESQ, Mr.
VIM TYLER, and Miss EMILY WILCOX all of Waterstown
May 16th-In Patch Grove by Ed. E. NJ. Lewis MIR
HIRAM HUDsoN, and Miss CATHARINE SToRK, all of Bee
town.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29
NEW LAW RELATING TO THE FORECLOSURE
OF MORTGAGES.

Some time ago, we referred to bill be-
fore tue legislature to NEEDLE between
creditor and debtor by empowering the
debtor 20 postpone the day Of paying his
debts for a wear or two, with other EN-
barrassing provisions. Well, the bill pass
ed and became law, to the great damage
of the country as we believe in our SOUL
It is suggested in high quarters that ma
jority of the members composing our leg
islature, being either themselves or their
particular friends and relatives over heal
and ears involved in debt. passed the law
for self protection. However scandalon-
he suggestion, there may De much truth
| in it. The effect as we before stated, will
be to drive cash capital from the State and
to cause creditors to resort to immediate
foreclosures in order TO get their money
sometime this side of eternity. Before the
passage Of this; law, debtors enjoyned ev-
cry reasonable favor and indulgence o
creditors; now, no indulgence can bt
hoped for ut such as the law Affords
Before, the law of favor and moderation
prevailed; we may now expect the law o
retribuion and brute force to govern. /
only the views of sound men could intlu
ence legislatures, this whole matter of stay
laws, relief laws and other nosrums o.
quaclss, proposing to cure panics by finan-
cial Legislation would fall to the dogs -
The law will be heavy blow on borrow
ers. and but slightly effect lenders Of mon
ey. II will be repealed or amended by
another legislature.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29
SATURDAY, MAY 29th, 1858
NEW ASSESSMENT LAw-ITs EFFECTS.

The new law, enacted By our late leg
islature for assessing property more equl-
tably, will be found on the first page OF
our paper and we invite faithful reading
thereof. We have long urged the neces-
sity of some new system of assessing prop
erty, 80 az to share the burthen of taxation
around among property holders, instead OF
having the landed interest to pay nearly
all. Under the former law, no system OF
valuation or data existed by which equality
could be arrived at between the different
counties or even the different towns and
farms of the same county. Thus, proper
ty precisely similar in value was often
taxed unlike, even to half Again, some
assessors being conscientious and Others
reckless, corruptable or partial, endless IT.
regularities existed; while Others, infaen-
ced by desire to secure popularity aimed
to accomplish their end by making low
assessments and thus throwing the bur-
then of taxation on the towns having hon
est assessors-yindieating their policy on
the ground that other assessors do the
same. Under the old law, scarcely any
personal property was taxed while money
loaned out on mortgage security went free
under foolish but cunningly devised cover
that taxing such money and the land too
held as security wos Id be a double taxa
ton
The present law provides for assessing at
full yalue,a property-in whatever shape,
whether in land, money, mortgage securi
ties, personal property, Injuries, gold
watches or pianos-everything of value,
movable or immoveable, except kitchen
and house furniture, family provisions,
clothing and few other exempted articles
of necessity.
Under the law, every man furnishes on
oath schedule of his property, with his
own valuation thereon. If he refuses or
purposely leaves out any property from the
schedule he is liable to pay double tax
The town board may equalize, by raising
or reducing any mans rates and the Coun-
ty Board have further equalising powers.
1t is expected that persons having all
their means out on mortgage security or in
personal property will fire up courageously
and beget tempests everywhere against
the new law-will cay hard things which
will turn out false, &C., but the effect will
be to lower taxation very greatly upon
farm property and saddle a just proportion
upon the rich in money and personal prop
erty.
The Jaw doubtless has defects but the
principal is good one, and the defects can
be rsmedied by another legislature.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29
DAWSON Il Co.'S Dramatic RoruSpJ

DAWSON IL Co.'S DRAMATIc RoTuNpA
This circulating Exhibition will appear
at Lancaster, June 5th; at Patch Grove,
June 18th; at Boseobel, June 4th; and AT
Muscoda, June Sd. Several persons a.
round have seen this company perform and
speak of shem in the highest terms. Elk
hibitions of the kind have improved very
much in morals within few years, with
the view of securing better credit among
virtuous and moral people; we hope this
performance may be a little in advance OF
the times.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29
w W IA IL
sheriif's Office,
Grant County, Wis.
Grant Circuit Court,
AtA,-s1 fNnr.,, 1DSQ
Va.
William Gil.
nril Ternn 1889

10y VIRTUE of q Fl Fa execution issued out of tho
Circuit Court OF Grant County, Wisconsin, in favor
OF g. w. Ryland, s. K. Lewis and John P. Lewis part
in trade under the name and style of G. W RYland
Co., PIfs, and against the goods chattels lands and
enements of William Gill, Deft., to me directed and de-
iVered have levied upon by the direction Of the Plain
wit: ' "
SW u of VI 4 of Section %, and S W X
OF u OF Sec. ~, z u of w u OF Section o. Town
o Range West, all in Grant County, Wisconsin, All
OF which said shall expose for sale public
the said defendant had on the 2ath day Of August A. D.
1898, or at any other time afterwards by directed
at the door of the court House the village aneas
ter, in sad county, the 18th day of July, A. D. 1885,
at one o'clock afternoon of said day satisfy said
ecution interest and costs and accruing coss.-Daed
Sherfs Office, Lancaster Grant County, Wis May 25th
A. d. 1858. D. WARD Sheriff
By WILLIAM ". WARD,
49-6t Junder Sher;,f
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29

A CoMP LIMENT TO THE Pass OF WIS
coNs1N.-Of nearly one hundred newspa-
pers in Wisconsin only four are implicated
by the late Investigating Committee, as
having been bought with La Crosse R. R.
Bonds; the Milwaukee Banner, German
democratic paper, the Milwaukee Nescs,
and Madison Patriot, also democratic pa
pers, and the Milwaukee Seminal, a Re
publican paper, received corruption Bonds.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29
1853. STEAM SAW MILL 1858.
FEgANyx sEsE FsH &, n

FRANK SMITH 81 co..
CLAY TON IOWA
TsHE subscribers have added to their extensive Steam
I Saw Mill
planning MILL
which is capable of planning from 10 to IL feet of lu-
Der per day. and have hand the largest stock
OF sawed lumber in the country among which be
found all sorts and Sizes green and seasoned rough and
planned. cheap and dear. Grant County buyers of $40
worth WILDE ferried free We also state that the Steam
iris Mill buying the 1s quality of wheat at all times
and will pay the highest market price take the team
and back the ferry therefore, farmers and Others
can load each way FRANK SMITH & co
June LIST, 1855 zo-1x
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29
AtGachnent-Pieo

Grant County, Town Of Potosi, IS in t,,...
YsNO H. +. & j. NJ. RICE:-Yon are I ba,
4. that writ OF Attachment has been i.sn,
you and your property attached to satisry N,
Of Thomas Pa'liser, amounting to thirty nine
s,eaton, iustice-of the peace in and for s.iJ
his Office 14 said town on the 18th rla,. ~ !,
1858, at one o'clock in the afternoon ind 4, nan -
rendered against yen and yoar propeTti Eol5
debt,
Dated at Potosi this oath day Of MAY. 4
49-3t Chs. THOMAS PALLI9RP
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29
In Probate-Tainto,

State of Wisconsin, County of Grant wa
May Term, 1858, Present, William goo toeI
In the matter of the guardianship Of D.; IRON
n minor. -aelafd n
nN reading and fling tina pettHo ..,.
~ the guardian of said minor, fG "a, y 4ilo a
real estate in this county, BELONGING mems, y
the purpose of boarding and edueatii0e% =, sad
K. Taintor. 1S waj
And thereupon it is ordered that tho
petition be heard before the Judge Of I ~; n''
court house, in Lancaster, it said c,, ,ris
Monday of July, A. D. 1858, at / 10y, q,
day. And that notice thereof be o;S S,u'S, I
concerned by publishing this order for :, % |
I've weeks, previous to said day Of hesrin,Soa i
County Herald" weekly Newspaper r nj, u
caster in said county .-Dated Nav 27ttb ug ,o.o
4s-N WILLIAM NcGoyIIsll
Conn,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29

oREAr INDUCEMENTS TO Buy FARMS
hr' I hFER CLAYTON offers for sale, -four
improved farms in Clifton, his homestead
being the finest farm property vet offered
MT clayton Is desirous of giving his whole
attention to the Clifton llf,Rs" Of wh;,t
he is the principal owner. His terms !.
tells us, will be made to suit purchasers
See his advertisements.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29

To RESTORE PoRk.-In warm weather
the brine on pork frequently becomes sour
and the pork tainted. Boil the brine skim
it well and pour it back on the meat boil
ing hot. This will restore it even where
it was much injured.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29

ETA spoonful of horseralish put into
Ia pan of milk will preserve the milk sweet
for several days, either in the open air or
in cellar, while other milk will turn quite
|sour.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29
FOR SALE CHEAP.

4 SMALL PRAIRIE FARM in Fennimore-Soa acres :.
II about one mile south of the Military Road, Joins
ir. Fields new geaking ALSO piece Of timber with
or without. ALSO, my two story Brick Shop in Lam
caster, where now live will give some time on part
Of the money. Inquire Of the subscriber in Lancaster
49-it WILLIAM AIC0RN
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29
Ncn A0ucrtise cuts.
Ferry Arrangement for 1853,
THE
CLAYTON STEAM FERRY.

tR0SSING the Mississippi miles below the mouth OF
~ the Wisconsin Ri er, is in the very best of ORDER
and capable Of crossing $50 200 teams per day. There
is NO DELAY at this point and the roads superior
to roads leading to any other Mississippi Ferry Grant
County.
The Hollows leading to the Valley of the Mississippi
at this Ferry afford unbounded fields of the best OF grass
for emglant Stock, which other route affords 1t is
the pleasantes and best route to Northern Iowa. south
ern Minnesota, and all the Northern of Iowa. in
Guiding Garnavilo, Monona, DEBORAH, Fayette, West
Union, Elkader, Clermont,' Mitchell Centre, Howard
County, sc.
We also state that the Roads leading to this Ferry
from the southeast exempt from heavy hill Is
direct towards the northwest and are shorter
in miles than any other route towards the above named
towns places.
gBEwARE of all Voluntary Advisors to the
contrary and especially those talk about accidents
bad bridges loughs, blow ups, delays and other can't
get across arguments for they that talk about this
route are liars and are paid for so lying.
can give satisfaction and proof of the above 10 all
that wish to CROSS and do not employ runners on the
road to lie and msrepescnt the claims Of rival Ferries
4S-omo FRANK SMITH Il co.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29

TAFToN HARNESS SHop.-Mr. S. K.
PoTrs can be found at Tafton with a gen.
eral assortment of Harness work. and will
do work TO order-D. R. Walker, proprie-
tor.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29
TAFToN
Harness and Saddler Shop.

A Ii. persons wishing to purchase anything in the
IN harness line, will find general assortment Of
Harness also, Collars, Brides Lines Halters, Snaps,
and in fact every thing usually kept in country shop
Also, good supply of whips & lashes Repairing and
oil ordered work done short notice. All of the boy
work will be sold cheap.
D. R. WALKER, Proprietor
S. K. POTTS, Superintendent
N. B-The above shop may be found for the present
at the shoe shop of Alfred Green.
June lat, 1858. 4o-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29
In Prohata-Rr.

State of Wisconsin. County of WI,
May Term. 1855. Present WIZ WHY; ss--con,
In the matter of the last will and !. ioni.
Brown, deceased. "''u testsns.
ON reading and filing an inst,,,,
~ porting to be the last will , anne in WI
Ter Brown, late of the county Of c and .testamc
And theregpon it is ordered that Al,
strument be heard before the Jud Se the ne proofs
court house. IN LANCASTER in said eou 1nls Co
Gay 9, June :; a, % dsSs at O'clock .
all persons interested, by publishes t1lhereOfb
81 successive weeks previous 10 sas ms orde,
the ''Grant County Herald" ,y "'I Jay of b
hshed at Larcast er in said CONT tvN'y = nevs
1858. WILITlW NJ Mated
4o-3t MeJ0Nlgl
CouD.,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29

FARM AND BRICK DWELLING FOR SALE
Mr.. VIM. Alcorn offers for sale so acres
OF land in Fennimore; also, his brick dwell
hing IN Lancaster, designed for shop and
dwelling.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29
spetial Motites.
MILITARY GnMF FANNY.

The citizens of Lancaster purpose meeting on Satur-
day, 18th, to make arrangements, for organizing
an Indel endent Military company.
II is suggested that all who feel interest il military
discipline will said day, at the court house in
Ianca ster, at o'clock, P. u. MANY CITIZENS.
May Goth, 1858 492t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29
ORGANIZATION OF LANCASTER INSTITUTE

At meeting of the stockholders of Lancaster fsts-
tate, held Friday evening, the 18th of May, at the
Mansion House. for the purpose of organizing officially.
J. Allen Barber DR.. Hyde and j. C. Cover chosen
temporary Trustees. d. H. BUDD,
A. BURR, Secretary. Chairman.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29
sherifs Zimmerman ay
John A. Pitts,
vs..
James W. Tayler and Geor-
ce Zimmerman.
Grant Circuit Court

J
d VIRTUE of Fl Fa execution issued out of tbeC.
(cuit Court ofrant county State ofWsconein favor
OF John A. Pitts af, and against the goods chattels
lands and tenementa of James w. Tayler and George
zimmerman, Defts., to directed and delivered have
levied upon and will sell the following described real
and q Of N W u of Section 49, and i of Of
Section %, Town I, Range west all in Grant county
Wisconsin All of which property shall expose sale
at Public Vendue all the right, title interest which
the said defendants had the it'll day of April A. d.
1885, or at any other time thereafter By directed
at the door OF the house, the village of
ter in said county, the 18th day of July A. D. 1885
at one O'Clock afternoon said day to satisfy said
cution, interest and costs and accrung costsDated
Sherifs Office, Grant county, Wis. May 18th, 1858
D. WARD Sheriff
CHARLES DUNN, Plis Atty. 4e-ft
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29

The enchanting Actress and Danaeuse youngest sister Of
Mrs Barney Williams and Mrs. W. j. Florence, who will
apnear her superb dances and protean approximations
Also the greatest Comedian of the age G. f. BROWNE
of Burtona Theatre, New York. who in his connie dein-
cations has no living equal.
Then comes the elite of the American and European
Acrobats among whom is Sig DAN ANTONIO, the
wonderful ltaper, great la BE PERCIA ascensoniF
and terrific ladder and escalade champion.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29
NOTHING ELSE DOES RE ANY GOOD.

LANCASTER, G. H., S. Co. May, 1855.
DR.. C. III. JACKSON Ph1a'd Dear SIR Il have heeul
afflicted with Dyspepsia for number of years and unit
three years snce | could find nothing which would
afford me relief Fortunately for me- I"heard of 'Dr.
Hoohauds German Bitters," and thought would try
them, not however, with much faith that should be
benefited by their
To my surprise found that taking few doses
relieved of the pain in my side chest, my appetite
became good gained strength, and in fact felt stronger
and in better health than had fer long time. do not
allow myself to be out Of the bitters obtain the
for aohtng else docs arg good. willing at all
times and ready to state my case to any who may
wish to know the full particulara and shall with pleasure
recommend them to all who may be afflicted with
Dyspepsia Liver Complaint, FOR believe if anything
viii give them relief they viii be relieved by Hollands
German Bittors Many persons In this district have
used the Biters with beneficial results, and have
doubt you could get number of certificates You
to ask them for to my certain knowledge quite number
have been very much benefited by the of your
medicine
almost forgot to mention that my daughter, absut
six years OF age, cured of Jaan2cc by Hoofands
German Bitters. think best to mention this as have
known them used in any other OF the kind.
Respectfully yours,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29

PLEASANT VALLEY MARKET.-Mr. Geo.
Walker adyeftises large stock of Grocer
les, Provisions, &C., which he offers cheap
for cash Or produce at Pleasant Valley.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29

Be Persons indebted for the Herald
otherwise forward the money by MAIL in bills
maps, and we will return receipts for the
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29

HARNESS SHOP AT BosCoBEL.--A new
Saddle and Harness shop has been started
at Boscobel by Damn & Guentzel. See
advertisement.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29
STRAY H@RsE.

YESAhEN UP by the subscriber In the town Of Sneser
Il Grant County, Wis, III miles north of Jamestown
on lands owned by me- the l4h day OF May 1853
large bay horse 1872 II hands high small star 10
the forehead supposed to be IL years OLD The owner
is requested TO property pay charges and said
horse away. JOHN WAYNE
Dated this 10th day Of May, 1865. 49-4t