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Grover AND Bakers
"QEAkER CITY"
DOUBLE THREAD
Family SesUj3Sg sRzOCbjRe,
Only $50 and $ 50

TNHE citizens of Cleveland, and all
4 others interested IN Family Sewing Machines,
invited q call and examine for thcmselv s this
NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
This Machine IS the laeS- improvement, Ipatent
granted litu Of August, aud is ac6nlw edged by all
good Judges to THE FAM sewing RlahIne that has
lOug been wanted, as has the advantages OF ll the old
patents, without heir comp Heated macarydues just
gOO5 work and be sold great deal cheaper while lis
durability and sWp IcIty Will commend Itself TO q
1t from orunaTr spOUis. without winding
il aud fine work with equal facility aud has
very elastic stitch that wIlluOt p, although every fourth
stitch be cut.
Each Machine warranted in perfect orc er and full and
exp directions accom-. any each Machine; and
SIMPLE, iha' It's opeTs be learned thoroughly Ia
hour
II is u1 ale 10 get out Of re1airS easily oiled, AID
r ,aslly7 while there IS more room 10 work on u
il-lu Machine IN the market
Iis Machine makes besutfll Embroidery Stitch also
-athers nicely
As tins Is tue opportunity th citizens of Cleveland
had OF buvug his Machine fIev Ily invited
TO call and examine them at WEuDELL HOUSE BLOCK
BANK STEEET- before puTchaSIu4 e 'SsvyhCre-
u cIa-c- offered u spectators wishing
buy County Rights, AIr North has so-euv-to Counties
t. sell IN this state. All letters addressed to him viii re-
ceIve prompt at eutlun.
WALTER NORTH,
OCT re General AGENT for state If Ohio.
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MAKING CONNECTIONS
st CIcvclaud yh Cleveland and Tolaie Cleveland, Co
lumbusa Cincinnati. Cleveland anj El-, .l Cle7ei2ij
and PItrsbura Railroads.
A. Solo with hacks haariu Faiis, Sc.
At BIIulua z-lfh hacks for ttlvcuUa, &c.
Al HTaCc"Ils with hacks 20 Newton Balls &c
Al WIleu with hacks J Sharon, GraCHGed 1IcudEilis
Eiosuiieid CauHcd, GC
At stoygn wih STAGES for New Castle Poland
Lowell. Euou valley, aud thence by p. j. " &C. r.
L. 70 Pittsburgh
CHAs. L. RHODES. sup'..
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SEEDS
L. nf.--u


A
THURSDAY Evening Dec. 9, p. NJ. :
FLOUR-Market quiet saeI bbls choice extra at T.
which was the only sale reported
WHEATA carload good red sold at 81 Os on track and
of Indiana white at sl,l0
CoRN-We a sale of a carload ear at 5sc
track
EGGS-Sales IT I9c.
BUTTER-Sales nice roll at I7c
HIGHwINEs-Have sold to-day at22Ic,
PORK-An Improvement has transpired and we note sale
40 bbls No, mess at Sl7.
HuGSAu advance has been established for prime hogs
and su weighing 90 or over, are selling at Sc ..
The Cincinnati Gazette thus describes the hog market
The market for hogs has been pretty firmly sustained during
the Tuesday Yesterday afternoon.
ever buyers heSatrd good deal bp holders
courage and purchasers found The outsidrss it
not in the circle of regular packers full all that
Tered. The prr ference hogs lS lbs
upwards. decided than
and IS becoming difficult lSel Shoats On parcel
% yesterday the average OF which 3to 4l pounds, at
In provisions slight Improvement in lard and
derided adyanc- in mess pork Quotations follows:
- -, a . %
Hogs heavy ulr : -
Moss Pork 5U'7IS %
Bulk sides So
Barre Lard. la llif
The Price Curreai gives following statement Of receipts
OF hog, at that point Cor the week and season
For the week q59sl
Previously reported lei
Tc,aI-------------.--.----- Bile
same time last SO
The receipts at Louisville up Monday, 2 OO head
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Ssys' of EIie s7vios'Sh.
The best Gas Consuming Stove in the
world!


q 'tAlC 10 btiC lHUob WGuutEIuI 6lO ~
4 thai has over been MA e and the only that can
keep CONTINUOUS COMBUSTION OF CASES. thereby pro
duclne m remarkable FLAME r II ASTH ACITE Coal
the peculiar arrangement Of the apparatus the o4vgen
surface OF the hrepO such that each let or
uan" burning trum ne c1nica p-rOra ed plate aud air
Cir &C io ih3 ses 10 escape, unless mi gle wi he
Czvg wlch produces continuous lame and tbarrhva
large increase at hat Til rumfin1uu makes hp nf
ec1nnn ca heating Stove IN the World Try it, and sec In
our stutemeu is nvc-r1tCd
The FLsMF nrrd7ced ir0m thes GASES makes one of the
nosl cIlEEbFUi FiEs that cua b. Imagined and All from
me tre & faa be Kept NJ through the whole season.
Dne}a'f iesi las heen mad hy he uublic u the man
this StUse ' e-'i--'" 4"i
Forsale by he ubscri5er@ the only authorized Aeerts
JOHN iNGERSOLI A Co
sepl5 d3m 2l9 Ciey,I,nJ Ohio
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5LEIEllAD, zAAEaIlLLE & Gl5GIASiTi

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On and efter March s. 1853
PASSENGERS GOING SOUTH viii
Z leave Cisy auj Do the t-ais the Cleveland ana
Pitshur-A Ezi foad gt AZ p. u lchaAclng ears at
Hudsog,l tor Cuyuhcca Faiis. Akron. Drvilie ar5
1lIeislgrg: connecting 20 CrTvilla with trains
7iitsHursh q Wayuc gHd Chica & r. east and wcsi
Tor GgutJu, Massil No0st r i1gsHvl and Mansfield
Trains leave Aliersturs for Ceve and a. 70 u
l-35 M cnuuectlug 40 Orrville with litse p Fl
y G. r. r. by which passengers from Canton Masil-
OUster, Lnudenvi e lid litsde,d reach Cleveland
by lhe evening Train HOE P. II
feiS cFNr0V PEpVTNS Sun't
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Drugs
CLEVELAND
EOGEA HOSPITAL,


---- --
CLE EV d L A n d
HO@K HOSPE'EAE,
- -
mp a DTCK
The acl,oo,vl-1lrrd ctarni,n and most successful
Pbvsici,r and s,,,r,I.or in fbe United
States for the treatment OF ali
Il 2 q e LIZ = a. = &
N. Eqs - Ll,, D,g+ nc
IN he FIr>J FlO0T over the TOSL VI
~ flee q eve.aud Oair erur uHes 20 cure tvh-u ali
@ hers faIl ev-r, condition Of Dr ease. of rfe ~
caa tc 10 the neat success Of D i5rk, ia te -r-t
uelt OF
G'asl Ha' S-oe. ,rit,1le is'a55 @! .-, ' '-,l --'
a.s II...r .-.... 4 ..,. mos larrib.s class
,...I
t.-..l-- - .s ''. So ...-- Oh. t-r..
h- l- I5.- @ a-.. i.- ,i
Tic saa.r E.... .- ..a Hs4a- U.a.fasol
r-a.nar with -a a-l.t ,- L.s a1llar oi -n'ra--. .r
azrH-.. l-s4 .r. T, s.e .ses las yat De Restored
BLOOD PURIFIER.
d. -...-.. s. ,..s.- .gSrr-a Of v5.ara-r
F.a as.s t-a us ..s.a .- only HH.rG. d Fii.e si-
rsl.s. rr tr llt.rlaa1 and mt>=iIe-I -u rer iaa-e
aTy- w.Es every So ea # Secret Disc Sc is snacessic
agan enjoying IGaH. aaya been fully s5fd bg the
taiLloic propagation of pr. D.
- t--' 'e'--'-'' 1-.7--T S'i q, ia i.--' ''''' 90
YgUQT MgH take Particular N0IIce,
yu VIII, H. I'M tuIiar l., ,e-.i-, Iiflry D-trffces.
roula he1 cause. have con ractgj tual muG-narow
Iug ard Notwithstanding ~J> SfWiGrl Nc-ursS.
be rest red g." health "v anaying 10 Br D. who hs sue
cess u.ig lrcatcd thuus uda.
STRANGERS CItH0rssgl visiting Cleveland. twhn arc IN
need ~ VI Ll- Iuend, aud have not time 20 Stop no
6oa a. d "a e ad SPEC y .1-1 -aarIu.coI PsrIg1.s
lglfa at Ig adrlssls Or D tsid I"riosHE
tcl be CJlssd 70 home >t tc the Hptous, Sc
Medicines sais and. free ro curiosity, 90 aTt q
rae country. with p.aIn q .rlctl. Is iqT Use
4 '1- q
contact WIKI er. and one but .be pac.uF
therefore let feeling ,csty U1sutulC>s deter
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Sd. HARRIN BOUD0IR MACHIAE.
Wheeler \ Wilson NaGafac'g Co.'s Family
SEWING MACHINES,
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
- 81 -T-1-... = s-n


New style Machines for S59.
SURELY this is GI ORIOUS NEWS
~ FOR THE LADIES The reduction m price brings
them within the each OF ali knowledge Of their
lis place them beyond cdui.tt ilou.
Call and them eXaulnsi ION, send for PAM
JNo. E. STRONG. Agent,
Office BIeoleon Block 253 Superior St, Cleveland, 0.
Opinions of the New York Press.
We prefer the Wheeler Wilson Sewing Machines Tor
FAMILY UsE--N y TTiL1lle.
Wheeler Wilson's the tavurIies for FAI
LIES, being epc laliy adapted % that purposeAe7 IOr
Tunes
III Wheeler * Wilson machine has secured and JUS y
uautuS he preemi ence for sewing every Kind Of mate
ual--N. Y. Express.
Each OF Wheeler Wi-ou's macnln-s is celebrated
8eTce.
Wheeler Wilson's IS heyora all question THE machine
for family use.-LIe illustrated.
The Wheeler Wilson Is THE machine, par excellence
Tor family use a. we rec 1mincnd Il most empuatcay
Aar0cats and Journal.
In loosIng hest would be well TO see the
machines OF Wheeler Wilson before purchasing else
WIe' C--EraEqiugr
Wheeler : Wilson's machaes combine everything thrt
ObS5TUeT.
For family use. the Wheeler Wilson machine Justly
maintains The prs-eniueuoe Day Book.
wheeler n Wilson's machines ruuihiue all the improve
mCuls flrt hive been invented for Sewug-N Y Journal
The Whee Wilson ce' ebTated machines pru-tui-
nenty calcuated Tor family use aud for this purpose have
equal -MISic1i World.
Full examination has resulted in thur1U n
vct,ou Of the superiority Wheeler Wilson's machines
and Of their D.r c. adaptation to family SEWING in all It's
IeS.--G COLLEEN Prize.
We coufI. utlv ssert the exree ce and pre-emineut
SUPERIOR OF the Wheeler SuS n7ChnEs for family
use, and for sewing generally -Ladies' Visitor.
In our own family, use one OF Wheeler Wilson's
machiGes ard we cluno imagine anything more per ec
Ed. n y. ErCRGefSt. 'r 8 d&w I'm 225
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BGlrkers.
}. HePilERlaEa 81 Co.,

D. EaePdEElaEa 81 Co.,
II Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN
- Foreign nd Domestic Exc .anre UuruTreut Money
Specie and Land Warunts Collections throughout the
United States, unada and Europe promptly attended o.
Drafts aud B Is of EZch nge on Great Britain ire land
France and Germany We direct In 90 suit at
Sight and GO days on the following Ranks and Branches
ENGLAND.
L0ndJn-1cSsrs Prescott, GToTC Case S. Co, Bankers
liverpool Barard - Co hanheTs
Mauchest- -r-liesSrS tuulfe. Brooks q Co. Banker.
Naii0 al Provincial Banks OF England and Branches thru
oUt England and Wales.
Dirmiu=a-u Banking Co.
Yorkshire ils T1st BaGs and branches.
lancaster Banking CO. and Breaches
IRELAND.
National Bank OF IRELAND
Provincial Bank Of Ireland
And all their Branches in athe principal and towus
SCOTLAND.
Dundee Commercial Ban irg Co.
t5TecuUck BaukIug Go IN & asguv and GreeuocE
National Bank OF Scotland and Branches.
also furnish DTI amount PAYABLE In the
phi cIplt Cities Of he Co tiGeut OF Euro1e
PASSAGE b STEAMER SAILING Packet Ships foor
from New York, Breat Britain and Ireland France md
Germany can be 5 cured 2t the loves. rates.
For further particulars applyfo
se9s J. HERDATAN Co. as above
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city. nly5 M1RGAN 3 ROOT.
10 EOO LBS. Good Central Butter.
/ IAeDO'F for ale at The low S. a.fset pL,ee., at
| NElg CFzeiP SUGARS.
IN HHDS OLD AND NEW n. O..
~ SU RS. insore and ,'r a g,,h2!esle, at
ITON BXS. Cincinnati STAR CAN
oes6 = D------ '--. 3 4. GaowE & 20.
/ ono BXS. Uin'i assorted SOAPS,
AOO at wislesa.e. at i0i a ll5 R.y T stleet
|SN Bbls. BOYLE & CO COLOGNE
sITret 50 p. t. Brow CO.
10000 BAGS BAGS. As0N VA 81 !, ( CITY .,L.i-
/ CONSTANTLY on hand, a GREAT
/ - varsty Of iir best CIrcinle Brands =. WI SKY
| EYTATER LjME-40O bbls Amcs'
Water Laeiu new barre -.,l, lq4 IL b in5 o.dsr-
/ I0N0 BBLS COARSE SALT-For
AOO sale6r sHuE PCTNAN
/ POLL BUTTER AND EGGS-
Z & ee-5 For saisu N-ilfH fUFE ~
DBIEn APPLE5-A nice lgt 1T 20
- 5lr--l- street .af 81 H0W.f
z+fG il s ALE TO E CASH. BE
q no" -H G MAR lE $50 STD l,e.17ia Street,
mo- e. .t l-i AaPLE
tt"' aY's. 'ar-a. .'lsa lH. ar H..T.
FLuCR, sz.- AID lss1.s faa-a- % v.--.5s4-s ami
CORN a- Whu.-slIa 1H rrHiT-
Old . ATS. 20 Wls.uaaI a-E E...aIt-
III THY SEED, 81 Nls.EaaIo -ld IafafI.
co.'s J. VI uOWFR,
DUTCH BULBUUS RGOIS.-We
~ have ihis ay received cb,ice ass rmeft of Iy.-
cyHth u'Ip and focus Bulbs, I-a imHortsd li1-
true name and color Cat loguss will b- ready for DIS
trnutiOl in a days. J. STAIR * SON
sep2a Cla' Gland s. ed Store
H0N!NY AND SAMP, p 4 UP in
IL ib Blgs-a very nice ar-c g made ir.m white
c,Tl-oT sale hv STAIR q SON
WINGS FAHINA CRACKERS.
something tins m1rket AID To- tlr best
Crlckers mlJeu- received from Nrrv N1-k CIfy-ilr
sic % No Ontario street ~raiF s. SON.
CODA SYRUPS.-SYRUPS Of all
kinds prepared with Of hlsh ltvO7. aited
purs-igr sale b. T. " SACKEIDER.
mZ3 9 SuleIl.r STREET.
COOKING EXTRACTS-Of ali ia
~ vors-just received
my-5 = W SACERTDER
HATAWBA AND ISABELLA
~ WINE Growth Of * lay s Islald;trTsntsJ pure
fog safe by the gallon or bottle by
chemical Soaps.
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GtOues, 81.
GULLIVAN'S JUSTLY Celebrated

y = III - ? Q = . T II T OVIE UT dIEU
LUDLON'S lniaEibe Self-Se1liug FRUIT CANS. war
-auted 10 be MT ght. t1r sae che5p wholesale or
retail by ". l. MAisfIN. No a. Public Square
CCE Nearly I.DSife the Old Court House
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Manila ----=llb llle.U l25.
rarred R pc $1,000 y 81 Is
FEATHERS
APPLES Er.n..E35bI , O0ls 90

Apples u--Flbbl 3 UtG ( 90
Do dried r7hus I 62.6 I s.
Peaches d-'d @lIb-,G -
Do uupll F)Ib-6 u
Figs rlIb ln'7 l2l
Lemons ----F'b1N- tea 8 Oh
Oranges ----- slbnx -.T. -
Blisius " r rlboy . on . 70
Do layer F3box3 %. n 3 25
Crauherri-s -lbblg 501ID 90
FLOUR AND NEAL.
q. q Ind. sup rlhhl 8 wT / ~
% & Ind cNt F2Abl Z 75.T 2 -
Double extra r}bbl : ? .r G u1
Rye Flour Ibbl 3 75.n : 90
BurkwFrat r)rwt > 25T . 80
Corn Meal r7cwt "a ] 81
EntHNr
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RUSDES \ fine assortment OF
- Hair aui C'oh Brushes also Teeth Brushes oi iyor
B2"-. buffalo HON ana sau.al wood. Fursrl: Ly
icb9 T. SACEEIDER
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TIE price MARSHA LIS UTERINE CATEOLE
CON IS one Do. GgHai AayDCr SfHgie bottle.
WEST BEDFORD CgshactJu Co Bay u. 1857.
Mr. II kngSl-, SIr:-i have been selling the uedi
cine OF tre Saenberg ompuay for the last ears ad
we invariably found them 60 give good stIsuC'l1.
The pills have sold 10 "a many families regularly
therea aud coffee. end with nay trade th have become
Il tp ICc Aiar~IHl's UIluEa Ca hllInuu S q
cine tia dome gre tauolur nf ia female lsea-
DBr lady D ] tu ful she had received NOR
benedl from one hatg rln She DID from e course ~
medical treal lIneut by be sbllfuI physiciaus
Yours truly, JAMES WILSON.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-08
In Probate-Combe.

State OF Wisconsin, County of Grant ss.-Cnuntf cOg
April Term, 1858. Present, William Mc(Ionigal Judge
In the matter of Dover in the real estate Of EdSsa
Combe, deceased.
IN rea1ing ard fling the petition of Sarah Comle
~ the town of Lancaster in said cou y, representa-
among other things that Edward Combe, late Of SID
county, died, seized OF inheritance in fee simple
ana TO the following described real O. to w.t.
Undivided one half of east half of north east uuarter
OF the northeast quarter of south auarer
twenty COY, AMI of the west-I,af OF northwest quarts
OF section twenty-one (2l), in township four a. n0
OF Range three 81 west, and the whole of the west
Lancaster; also, Lots No. three (S) and four a. 4
BLOCK nineteen (l9), in the village of Lancaster; s
the est-haf of south east quarter and half OBO
east quarter of section twenty nine 29) and soutE
quarter of southwest quarter of section twentyes
(zS) III township seven %, north of Range three N
west; also, Lots No. aud eight e & s., in BOs
NO. three (3) in the Addition to the village OF POI
andrew, IN the county of Rchland; and that she is %
WldoW OF SAID deceased, and has not had her dover
said estate assigned and set off herr and that the f
at ia~ said deceased, to witt Emily Sara Ter CONS
am NJ liam Edward Combe OF said Grant County, dOs
not dispute her right to dover in said estate; gu
rlsins that her diver in said estate bs assigned 90
set oil to her according law and the rules and practices
of this court.
And thereHpon is ordered that said petition DO hear
before the Judge of tlisceurt at the court house,
Lancaster in sand county, the first Monday OF Jahs
1903, at one o'clock r Nj. of said day. And urias
ordered that notice of said hearing be given to the M
OF sala deceased, by publishing this order fof nl
successive weeks previous to said day OF hearing ~ wv
"Grant County Herald" weekly newspaper pun'n'
at Lancaster, in said county-Dated April 2lst, 300
46-3t WILLIAM McuONlGAib
County Judge
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-08

la FAYErrE COUNTY NExr.-T e
Shullsburgh local is terribly exercised
about the emigration to Kansas, and con-
siders Lafayette county a better field Cor
making money, as well as for settlement
by free State men, than Kansas. We
think so too, and cordially recommend en-
igrants to Lafayette coanty; the soil is
equal to any in the Union; The water IS
excellent, and land is cheaper than in Kan
sas-besides, more Republicans are wan
ted in that pro-slavery, democratic rid
den county. The Locai should open cor
respondence with the Emigraut Aid Soei-
ETY.. Write TO Eli Thayer, Bottom, Mass,
or Horace Greeley, Tribune Buildings, N.
Y. At all events, Lafayette ought to
be cleared, next after Kansas and Nilsson
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-08
M A r r E p

May 6th--ln Cassville, by Wood R. Beach =.
JAMES WILSON, jr to Miss CLARA McCARrysy Sslp Nj
of orris Mccartney, Esq S'agAe
May 5th-In Platteviie, by Rev. George p,A. ..
JOSEPH RAWLINGS to Miss MARY ANN CSsH,arA "
Piatteville. oil
April 21st-In Patch Grove, by Rev A. II. VOL,
CHARLES ENeLE to Miss JENNA BsAMos, all Of p,s
Grove. tSN
May 4th-In Hazel Green, by James Jones "a, u
WILLIAM H. TiPpT, of East Galens to Miss AVN H.
OF Hazel Green '''A
May 2d-lii Lancaster, by Rev. A. Hafeubr,ot
Lancaster. 0Vn
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-08
VIGILANCE C0mMITTEE AT PRAIRIE d
CE-EE-E0WDIES Routed.
For several weeks, a large number


suspicious persons have been assembled al
Prairie din Chen. whose business was te
live upon the means of Others by robbery,
&c. Their n,ovemei is have been watched
ilh the view of dealing with them ac-
eording 10 law, but so cunningly devised
were all their operations that no clear ties
timony Of guilt could be had. Indulgence
| made them holder till life and property
seemed no longer safe, even under bolt
On Friday last, a Jewelry Store was bro
ken open and robbed of $1,000 in valuables
Saturday following a man was attacked
and robbed in open day. Still, such ties
Itimony as would lead to certain conviction
was wanting, The citizens could stand 1t
no longer. Duly respecting the law, but
at the same time holding that delays are
DANGEROUS under certain circumstances
citizens met, large number Of them, pr
vately at first and formed themselves into
a V;qilaace Committee, with power to ar
rest suspicious persons, try them and exc
cute punishment in proportion to guilt
Something less than dozen rowdles, rob
bers, blacklegs, pickpockts, and assassln'
were arrested under the new police author
tities, and brought to immediate trial. Fo
want Of clear testimony, several were dis
charged. Five Of the principals were re
tanned after examination for punishment
This was on Monday last. The followin!
persons were found guilty BY common con
sent, and punished as set forth:
Michael Pagan, 20 lashes-head shaved
Chas. Williams, Is 8
Geo. French, Is 6
Mr.. Charles, a!ias Curly, 25 lashes"
John Dougherty, 80 T" +"
All their heads were first soaped, thel
the hair shaved off to the skin.
Also, Walker, negro, for keeping
house of i'll fame, convicted and sentenced
to 10 lashes and ordered to leave the cit,
on the spot.
Michael Pagan and John Doughert,
were retained IN Jail on Suspicion Of high
err crimes and there being suspicious tina
they had hand in robbing the Jewelr,
Store. Williams, French and Charles
alias Curly, with heads shaved to the hide
were put aboard steamboat and sen
down the river for exhibition and identifi
cation at the several points where rogue
do congregate and whore they are likely
acquainted.
From six to eight hundred persons, a
mong them many of the most respectable
men of Prairie du Chen, attended the tri
al and aided or assented to the transac
tions. The peace officers had nothing Il
do with the performance, and prudently
kept their distance. The trials were het
in the Court House, and reasonable fair
ness was granted in the hearing.
The material facts are related to lis by
Sheriff WARD who was present most Of the
time Next week the Prairie du Chen
papers will enable us to present fuller ac
count Of proceedings. All will regret thai
necessities, if they can be called such, have
arisen requiring such arrests, trials and
relnedies-thus in variation with law.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-08
G O M Nj u N [ @ A. L K d I.
H E. CHURCH APPOINTMENTS FOR 1858.


II. E. CHURCH APPOINTMENTS FOR 1868.
Mr.. EDIToR:-The West Wisconsin
Conference Of the M. E. Church, convened
at La Crosse, April 10Th, at 81 o'cock, A
NJ, Bishop Morris presiding, and adjourned
Tuesday May 4th, at 5 o'clock, P. M.
The following are the appointments TO
Platteville District:
Platteville District-E. G. JosEs, P. E
Platteyille--ENocH TAsKER.
Washburn-R. M. DELAP.
Ellenboro'-W. SuMMERsIDEs. :
Montfort-JoHN MuRRIsH.
Observation-Disclosures WAYNE.
Fennimore-JAMEs SIMMs.
Patch Grove-WM. T. DELAP, WIN. E
McALLIsTER.
Beetewn-C CHRISTOPHER Cook.
Lancaster-C. p. HACKNEY.
Potosi Mission. T. Pryor.
Jamestown Mission-R. BUReE.
Hazel Green-WM. NJ. OSBORNE.
Providence-R. R. WooD.
The next conference will be held al Mon.
roe, Green Co., Wis. TAskRR.
NoTE.-If the ministers above will give
us their ?. O. address, and promise to re.
port the marriages and deaths within Their
respective ministerial bounds, we viii send
them the Herald regularly. Marriage
certificates made out for the Register Of
Deeds may be sent to US and after copying
the notices we will hand the same to the
Register, without fail. No charge is made
for publishing or recording marriages.
Marriage certificates for sale at 25 cts. per
doz. at this Office.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-08
Attachunent-Price.

County of Grant, town of Cassyille, ss.--in'u
TO HARRIET PRICE, Defendant: e..4..bmentha
N0U hereby notified that WIT OF attacbe
been issued against you and your propgGs coh Tust
and Wm H Truax amounting to hundred gs-o o0 Esq.,
Now unless you shall appear before John D. hayp at
Justice of the &c, in and for seiu , B. 1855
Office in said town. on the 2Sth DAY o. dmsmsnt will
rendered against you and your property so sss "
deot.-Dated this LIST day OF May, A; ~ 10o0'
JACOB TRUAX, fiaii''-
"A WA. H. TRUAX,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-08

N- A Methodist missionary in the
Puget's Sound District writes that his
charge embraces an extent Of country two
hundred miles long. one hundred and fifty
OF which has been travelled in an ocean stea
mer. No country West, Of us; no prea
cher beyond us. We have 1000 Indians,
and about 1000 whites, and one hundred
church members.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-08

CARRoLLToS MILLs.-Mr. CARROLL, Of
his own accord, has presented US sack O
flour for trial, made by his new miller, and
We voluntarily give notice that it proves
as good as any we have ever used in the
country. These mills on Grant river are
now managed by a skillful and experien-
ced hand, formerly of the large mills al
Dubuque,a and who has an interest in them
The neighbors say no better work is now
done in the country.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-08
spttial Motiffs.

uaeas OF our citizens complain of debility and Ian
or want OF appetite, &c. they are frequently the res
Oh TOO close application and thousand othsr causes we
90 as we have doneaet bottle or two of Dr.
ellan bitteTs prepared by Dr. Jackson and our word
lorlt you viii be cured We recommend this medicine
showing IRON experience that is superior the general
ty OF patent medicines. We would say to orr readers
Philadelphia. y o"eoA'on
Principal Office 4lS Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
soid p druggists storekeepers in every town and VIII
iage IN the United States Canadas West Indies and
America at IS cents bottle See that the SIGNATURE ~
Y. n Jackson is on the wrapper each bottle
II Calls & Pepper, Agents, Lancaster.