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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-06
TIE JERKS.


The Illinois Baptist says :-"This strange
infatuaton is again revived in our ilnmedi-
immediate vicinity. 1t made its appear
ance In protracted meeting among the
Metho1ists at Indian Grove. The minis
tors who conducted thu meetings moved
them from Indian Grove to Avoca, and
brought with them five or six jerkers. and
thus the conagion commenced in the lat
ter place. Our informant was present at
several of their meetings in Avoca, and .le-
scribes the scene rs very exciting. From
fifty to hundred were jerking at the same
time. Their hands,, shoulders, feet and
head would be, evidently, thrown into the
most grotesque and apparently painful
shapes. The women's bonnets would fly
off, their hair dshevelled, and, in some in
stances, snap like. whip. In some in
stances, it attacked unbelievers in it, and
unconverted mon, who tried to resist it, BY
folding their arms, and wrapping them
tightly around their bodies; but in spite
of themselves, their shoulders-6rst one
aud then the other-wouid be jerked back
till they lost all control of themselves"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-06
MINING IN GRANT COUNTY.

Miners seem generally to be doing vel
throughout the country. A hasty glanc
through the mines from Galena to Platte
vile and Mineral Point, ''as the bird flies,
shows them to be in prosperous condition
generally, in comparative sense. It j
generally acknowledged that there arr
more engaged this winter in this branch Q
industry than al. any time since the grea
exodus TO California in IS49-50-5I.-
Many new shafts are being sunk, old one.
re- worked, while the discovery of new
leads is Of almost daily occurrence. Heaps
Of, fresh yellow earth are scattered through
out the country, aud between Galena and
| Hazel Green if the various s.shafts,s witt
their ramifcations, were continuously con
Injected, I've might doubtless have an 'un
background railroad alhthe way through
In the vicinity Of Hazel Green itself the
earth is so 6urrowed up. that it. remind.
one of community Of overgrown mar
ino,s or ground squirrels.
Several new and rich lodes have beer
discovered there, heretofore noticed. Still
later, on Saturday, The 9th, vein foot
thick was struck on. Crawfords ground
near the ''bull pump It is on GOO
range and is sure to turn oat well. We
were shown three fine specimens, taker
from mining shaft on q range of nearly
half mile by 'emine host" of electro-mag.
netico-witch- halle divino-umbello memor,
and experience, according to the theory q
our ancient friend, Prof. WHITE. By the
hway, the Professor said it was 'ssure
thing" if suffi. lent depth% could be oh
tanned. The late geological statistics, DC,
by the Stale geologist, and also the able
report of Hon. j, H.. Earnest, of New
Diggings, convinces us that the Professor
was right, only 90 deep eaoMgh-say from
two to five hundred feet, or beneath the
''magnesian limestonep'
At Sinsinawa Mound, Fairplay, James
town, Smeltzei's Grove, Elk Grove, &C.,
on to Platteville, the reports are generally
favorable, and there is no doubt but a
large amount Of mineral is being taken
out, ready for the spring market. AT
Jenkins saw mill several new and valua-
bic loaes have lately been proved up, and
almost every other day they report a new
discovery, At Smeltzer two men having
the cognomen of. Will Pratt, and Dutch
Pete, lately struck vein on Mr.. Neirs
land, -four inches thick which. indicates an
approaching opening.
At Plattevllle, the usual s,iccess attends
tho n,inars The now Stock comnanv
lately organized there-Mason Spencely
President; Messrs. Hoyt, HooSier and Gas
par, Directors-had found mineral at the
depth of eighteen feet. The raising O
the mineral, and the price of stock shares
WAS simultaneous, having gone up SO pei
cent. in about twelve hours Galena
Courier
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-06
A Miser's Prayer.

The followinc -sino,, lar ,raver vas:. n,ade
|, - w, = r. -,
oy 'ohn "afo' u ilaeh lle J, H.ngl ga :,
Ehe documnt, which was found in Wards
own hand writins. might be called the
miser's nraver hi. one Of the examples
e -
on !'e'ofu u i''en eo'no''''"
selves the utmost fanatlelsm with the TO-
tai abstinence of anything like moral feel
mo.
HI.
30, Lord thou knoWest -that have
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-06
A SNAKE SToRY.-The Plattesille E,

A'SNAEE SToRY.-The Plattesile Elk
amiuer tells the following snake story:
One day, not long since, while couple
of men were mining somewhere on Block
House Branch, in this county, they struck
"lead" of snakes. At first the man be-
low, found but FIVE or six, but while he
was killing them he felt the bottom of the
hole giving way. He placed his foot in
the moose at the Of the rope, and gave Or
ders to .histe.' The bottom of the hole
fell some twenty feet and displayed. to
view large den of yenomons serpents.--
How true this is we cannot say; but we
have it as fact. It's a ''snake story" not
withstanding.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-06

Ey Alex. n. Stephens of Georgia Is
the Democratic leader in the National
House of Representatives. Stephens, for
many years, was one of the chief Wing
managers in the same body-the bitter
and implacsble enemy and opponent Of
Jackson Van Buren, and Polk. Now he
is the organ of the Buchanan administers
ton. Nothing is more significant of the
revolution which has transpired in parties,
and that the assumption Of the democratic
name by the party in power is no evil
dence whatever Of it to the same.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-06

PRoL11c Cow.-Mr Dudley, of the
I Of Union, informs us that he owns a
which has given birth to six calves in
|and half months-three at a time
eahes were..all well..deseloped. He
however raised but three of them, in
Fequence Of the accidental death of the
fn, Mr.. Dudley may we'll sehallenge
State to produce cow more successful
breeder. She is also good mixer
cot more than an average as to size
eanesville Gazette.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-06

'EsAToR DouoLAs.-'l'ha Washington
Fpon1ent of the Chicago Tribune.
/:
learn that Senator Douglas protests
EST Republican opposition to those
hCcrats ia the House from Illinois and
where who were with him, resisting the
a4;amation of the Lecompton infamy.
||concedes, apparently, and in converse
cutie decidedly, that they have all
the Democratic party, and depend for
.Fcn;inuance Of their pofitieaf life upon
People alone,. For him elf and his
nds, Judge Douglas says, s'let bye cones
I've cones" He declares that he does
Taoee that he shall be a candidate for
afctioa 10 The Senate; that he seW do
A'ng to aid an the election Of q Leeomp-
Democrat.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-06

gA lad of some II years of age, is
astonishing the Missourians by his powers
as preacher the Oldest veterans declaring
that they never before heard such thrilling
eloouence. He commenced his career as
a theatrical performer, which he quit for
the mint. His name is ]. B. Fuller
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-06

EsA correspondent of New Hamp-
! paper asks the following question
lthin the last two months have, on
lral occasions, heard the word profile
bounced as though spelled forofeel, and
fear that in this progressive age
shall soon be obliged to call wood.
l0oodpeel, should feel obliged to
II you will inform me whether there is
good authority for so pronouncing the
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-06
so Acre Farm Fsr Sale.

T WILL SELL my Farm lying-1H miles NV. from
town, the road to Carroll & Co.'S new Mill. Five
of the land is ploughed. and fifteen fenced About
Io of the farm is too broken for cultivation, the
balance good tllibe land 1t contains abundance OF
Water Timber Stone and Sand Quarres, and several
Of BOTTOM finely adapted to grass. On the came ID
we'll finished Frame House, 20 q, built last year
pIessly for the Subscribers use; atso small stable
AlsO-Adjoining the above is 100 ACRES LAND, a
dated good farm will be sold Pwith separate
from tho other. Enquire Ut this Office.
N. C. GOLDSMITH.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-06

SouALLY.-Gov. Walker has written a
letter to the Indiana Convention which is
in more earnest opposition to the Presi-
dents course on Lecompton than anything
he has heretofore published. His friends
deny any reconciliation with the Presi-
dent.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-06

Is THERE ZINC UNDER YOUR STOVES =
an almost universal practice to put
i under stoves, and yet the question
rs, is it safe2 The editor of The Green
i Advocate says he removed the zine
n under one of his stoves the other
i, in order to make an examination,
lFnhe found the floor completely. chaf
and nearly ready to ignite aud cause
/ Of the CONGREGATIONS that no one can
pnnt for. He hears, also, that other,.of
j aejghbors have made ihe same discov-
! that zincl is not to be depended upon
/ protection against fire. If this is a
i it should be made known. Almost
aybody uses zinc, and if it is not a
II protection, it should be done away
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-06
PROSPECTUS OF THE PRAIRIE FARMER
FOR 1879 ;s q

-
The PRAIRIE FARMER is the leading Agricultural paper
published in the Northwest 1t holds that honest labor
is the foundation of all lasting prosperity and that the
working man should be enlightened, honored, and
into three departments.
l. 1t strives to teach the best methods Of improving
the FARM its SOIL its buildings its products its live stock
its conveniences, and its comforts.
II. 1t believes that fair prices for farm products
just essential to the farmers prosperity large crops
and fat cattle 1t labors to help him to secure the best
market for his products, and to prevent the middle
from taking too much toll for his services.
III. 1t abors to enlarge his stock of IDEAS to improve
his understanding and while avoiding partzan politics.
to teach him true political economy.
ton, the columns OF the aire Farmer give the news
Of the day-boh home and foreign. The variety is such,
that family need take other city paper and yet DO
well informed the events and topics OF the
day The art fcOndensing is pracsed. by which great
deal can be given in small space.
Ono portion Of the 'Fraifie Farmer discusses farm
ing; second gar'iening third mechanics; fourth.
household economy; fifth, the markets, full and
accurate; sixth, local news and by telegraph and
mail; seventh, devoted to interesting literary matter,
and eighth to educational topics for the young; to all
aud instructive Communications, various t"pics each
week. The .Prairie Farmer has larger circle Of con-
tibutors than any other agcultlr PAPER in the Uni
ted States.
TERMS OF THE PRAIRIE FARMER
lcopy year in advance, 500
i" 500
20 1 to one address, 25,Cu
SYThe PRAIRIB FARMER will be sent taco years to
subscriber for 50 in advance.
Y-An old subscriber sending name, and 50
in advance, will receive two cOpes-one tor himself ana
one for his friend.
aEYThe "Prairie Farmer will be sent trial for
THREE MONTHS for rs cents.
Address "PRAIRIE FARMER" Chicago, Illinois.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-06
HODGES NEW BANK NOTE SAFEGUARD

1t cost to arrange publish this great work.
SEC, ZOO, besides years of time and labor.
The book is splendidly bound-about IA inches in
length by 10 inches in Misunderstanding 400 pages VI
Bank Note Plate deineations being equivalent to having
upwards of 1900 GENUINE BANK BILLS to compare
with and detect the COUNTERPART AND sPUROCs in adj
of any description in any Detector Bank Note
Reporter. s,l.@&5sss5s~ &g
1t CONDEMNS the WRONG, by showing the RIGHT With
this Book it is almost impossible to be imposed upon by
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-06

dtnOnV of 1hf: kabourn-BashforC
reported tt-bs hmplieated IN THE Cor
rpaoiabs.. -. -.
The city isifull of rumors in regard to
progress Of the Investigation into the
] nd Grant frauds. tMessrs. Kilbourn and
Sysv have been examined. If half OF
current reports be true, one of the most
rsding, monstrous, and damnable Sc
scf briberies and frauds will be disclosed
4, ever startled the public. The sus-
Hons of the past,'big and black as they
. re been, are likely TO be resolved ito
rietiesef even more astounding proper
IN, and Of yet darker and more repulsive
=sracteristies.
Il, is said thati ex. Governor Bashford is
&nlicated in Mr.. Kilbourn's testimony
II latter is reported to have sworn that
] raid to Gov. Bashford $4,000 in rail
N bonds, and since that time he has
Ebei sts, coo of those bonds. This Is
story current in the lobbies, and about
IN generally.
EIftbis prove true, which we sincerely
\ will not be the case, it will 90 a
At way to shake out of us all confidence
human nature, since we have not only
solemn assurance of Gov. Bashford to
contrary, but the positive, downright,
.oualiied denial of MIR. Kilbourn, himself,
IL his own signature, written for the ex-
ba purpose of publication.
|1bere are various stories, in regard to
ter points brought out by the Commit
These tend to show that with a few
|eorable exceptions-doubly honorably
IcoDtrast with the prevailing corruption
III in the presence+of such temptation
ID whole Legislature Of 1856. were
|stght out, body, soul and breaches. We
kopose to give the facts, as they appear,
Eahout fear or favor. We shall endeavor
/ Law aside all partizan feeling in this re-
be-; to shield no guilty man out of per
bal friendship, and to misrepresent no
Il ont Of political or personal hostility =
Il people wish to know the facts, and so
/ as we can aid in bringing them out,
i, wish shall be gr&tifed.-[ Madison
a'nsl.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-06

81 The venerable widow of ex-presi-
dent Harrison, now over eighty years Of
age. has been confined to her bed by in
disposition for some time past at the resi-
dence Of her son, j. S. Harrison, near
North Bend. -.a
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-06

ONE OF THE BoYs.-Rev Henry Ward
Beecher, a distinguished clergyman of
Brooklyn, was taken -on a. stage sleigh,
from the depot in Worcester, (a New ..;En-
gland town, where railrcad communication
then ended to B - 80, place fifty miles
distant where he was to lecture. that night.
1t, was warm February day; THE sleigh
ing was splendid. B. was on thssbox be-
side a young dryer; the teams, LOT. four
horses each, were ,perfeetion., and athe. re-
suit was that the fifty miles were got OVER
in something like four5hoursa&pretayi good
railroad time on some tracks, But it
didn't do the teams of horses any good.
and when, some days after, knowledge OF
their condition came to the proprietor Of
the line, he called up that particular dri-
yer, (Sam. and asked how ne came to
drive his horses that day at such a rate
"Well," said Sam, II had one of the boys
on with me-he wanted to see
EN- 60, and | put 'em through IN. Y
Post. IS. y
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-06
LANDS FOR SALE
IN Ora Mt COUNT Y ,
by j: WOOLLEY,
LANCASTER,


A Splendid Prairie Farm ote mile cast Of the village
n of lancaster; Containing 200 acres in hig Atatt
of civilizations; there is said farm large brick DWELL
ing well finished; also thrifty young orchard just be-
ginning to bear; and large stream of water running
through the farm. Also, so of timber 1and.,-
Terms onethrd down. the balan6s time to suit pur-
chased.
ALSO, SO acres Of land miles east OF Lancaster
Mostly prairie cight acres improved ana fenced, with
CROP If wheat the ground, which viii be sold with the
land: it is we'll watered. Also 40 Of timber and
bottom land thu whole will be sold togeher this is
rare chance for a man with small amount of capital
Terms, 81, 50 per acre-cash down.
so Acres Of land "a miles southeast OF Lancaster
about one half hay bottom the balance of the land with
timber moderate; fine stream of water running through
it. Price 81 per acre, cash.
400 Acres unimproved land, prairie and timber; well
8atered and located near Lancaster.
B
Also, the north half OF S. d and n. Elk of SW
Of Sec g. town Range wes containing 20 acres tim.
Der and 100 Prarie well yaterej improvement; wiz
be sold low exchanged for tilldge property either IL
Lancaster Prairie dH Chief.
Lancaster, april 18th, 1857. 43-N
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-06
80 Acre Farm FOR Sale
TAVERN STAND

FOR SALE on 10 AgIs
At Tafsoi,.
FIHE property at Tafton designed for Public House.
and for some time occupied, is hereby Offered for
sale or rent-on reasonable terms to one who il the
right sort OF man for the business. a.
Iafton Is new and aourshng village in Grant County,
well supplied with roads in every ir.etitn, mills water
schools and other accommodations D. w: TAFT:
Tafton, April 25th, 1857. ALL
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-06
Real Estate Agency.

I1NHE subscriber will attend to the Pufchasc ana
Sale OF Real Estate, and the Payment OF Tax.
es. Ht@-
Persons having Real Estate to sell, hy leaving de-
scrpon of the sahe, and theif ierts cGt have their
lands sold reasonable TERMS. 20
Strangers and others wishing TO purchase any Real Es-
tate, would do well to call have several fine Farms
for sale situated witbih miles of Lancaster AA,SU
large 'uaniity Of unimproyed Land for sale: all Of
which i'll be sold cheap and on terms suit purchasers
Lancaster, March I7ti, 1857. go L. j. Wo0I.tEY.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-06
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pnRTEn,

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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-06
House and Lot in Lancaster,
FOR SALE EXTREMELY LOW.

r offer for sale the property known as the Golfer
House in Lancaster two rods south of the Big Spring
The houss is tasteful building with six rooms. kitch
en- and basement cellar cistern and well arranged
Nth frees and shrubbery out buildings large spring
near the door fhe PROPERTY contains nine lots and Is
situated at the end Of Maple Street. about $50 yds.
Sni,i the public sqafe. Enquire for terms at the Her
I'D oaice or Of the subscriber in town.
July rs, 1857 5-tf d. TfRRELL.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-06
100 Acres of Timber Land
FOR g. ATF

GITUATEDtwo and half miles northeast of Lancaster
y will be sold reasonable Time given on half the pnr
chase money. Said land in good settlement and fs
well watered; an actual settler would be preferred Ea
quire for further particulars of The subscriber.
Lancaster, May 9th, ST. 46-H JOHN S. MAIBEN:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-06

lsT In consequence of The death OF
aop Waugh of the Methodist Church,
POP Morris of Cincinnati becomes the
er Bishop.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-06

Eg Senator Wilson, of Massachusetts,
has been honorably prominent in the Kan
sas discussion in the. Senate. The Wash
ing.on correspondent of The ST. LouisDem-
ocrat notes his course:
Wilson meets the Lecomptonites at ev-
cry turn with damning array OF facts
which rend their sophistries into rags, leav-
ing the hideousness of their cause in a
selni-nude condition, which is more repul-
sive than its absolute nakedness. He Is a
man of the coolies and most unflinclnng
courage; and his bearing in debate conyin-
ces you that the Puritan is still a match
and an overnatch for. the cavalier.
+ ofthe seoahi,cl Calhoun, Senator VIII.
son said: -. - :
F. God never allowed to walk the greer,
earth any man who more. richly deserves
to die traitors death and leave a traitors
name than John Calhoun" On hearing
this, Green, of Missouri, savagely ejacula-
ted: "Say it to his FACET to which VIII
son coolly responded, that he said it there
where it went on record; and that he had
no fear of the tools of border ruffianism ii,
Washington or Kansas. Green tried 10
play the part of bully at the outset, but
soon subsidized Wilson rejoined. The
first words of his rejoinder, were that
"lhreats by word, voice or manner from
that Senator, have no terrors for me F"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-06

ga first rate joke took place lately
in our court room. A woman was testi
flying in behalf of her son, and swore "that
be had worked on the farm ever since he
was born"
The lawyer who cross examined her,
said, "You assert that your son has
worked on farm every since he was
born"
81 do"
"What did he do the first year?"
"He MIXED"
The lawyer evaporated.--[ Hartford
Courant.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-06

/ uen. Shields has come out point
h.. ssalost the Lecompton Swindle.-
/ Nv written letter denouncing the
81, : auu declares that no honest man
PtoR It, All honor to the old hero.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-06

EgThe penitentiary on Blackwell's Is
land near New York, was totally destroy
ed by fire, on the 18th. The 600 inmates
all rescued.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-06
80 acres of Land for sale:

THREE MILES from Lancaster all suitable for culti-
l. walton. Considerable Timber on said land. / will
sell cheap give time half the purchase money! or will
take gt team, and the rest in money. Said land in
good settletHeHt With Achool house. 20
Lancaster, Nov. 8. JOEL, MANNING: /
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-06
Every Business Man should have It.

The SAFEGUARD is copyrighted, published and sold
exclusively by the undersigned and will be sent free of
postage to any part of the country receipt of $25
per cent discount will be allowed to booksellers agents,
or to the subscriber for Homes JoURNAL FINANCE
AND BANK REPORTER. Address,
- J. TYLER HODGES, Banker,
go 271 Broadway, N. Y.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-06

PRAIRIE Du CHuEN,-The Courier says
that sturgeon was caught at'that place. in
the Mississippi rive,on Tuesday last,weigh-
ing l40 lbs, with a spear. -. ~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-06
pay UP-AT PoTOSI.

!. IL, perr-ns knowing themselves indebted :" Il.
A undersigned must pay up by the first OF ia assry
Is5s or they win bavs to paw cost. Nov re nernis,
This a. it is no Joke Ali kinds produN ff all
Potos lst Dec, 1857. sin
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-06

re- Queen Victoria amuses herself BY
taking photographs of Prince Albert and
the Royal family.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-06

EyA bill has passed the Rhode Island
Legislature which requires the sale Of grain
by weight. ss..s.4e.3.sl
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-06

ExpoRTs OF GALENA FOR 1857.-The
Ga.ena Advertiser publishes statement
made BY Daniel Waun, Collector of the
Port, in which the exports Of 1857 are
valued at 50, 126,676 of which the sum Of
1901. 234 was in lead.