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MARYLAND
Fro~ Jay 1 10 June 80, 1900

Fros~ Jay 10 80, 1900.
finpkinsle, io mhr anu nssA, Twice
Leave Aliens Fresh and Saturday ailI y
at Tompkinsylie by
Tompkinsy Wednesday and saturday at ba m;
al Aliens reshb by III
fsga 10 miles and back
Tobacco Wednesday and Saturday AT
Arrive at f1sgsh by IL am;
Leave Plsgah Wednesday and Saturday NJ IL m;
Arrive at Port Tobacco by pm
4Oll Prom Frederick by Lewiston aud Caocsn TO Me
ohaDiestcwn, 20 miles and back, week.
Leave Frederick daily sunday arrival of the Eastern
mail by rairoed-say at m;
Arrive at Mechanicstown by 9pm
leave Meclancsown daily, except Sunday at 10 M
With the mall for Balu
more-say by II am.
s0l2 From Swapp Nottingham, 10 Rising SUM-
miles and back, three times a week
wamp Thursday and Saturday at IL
Arrive a Rising sun by 2pm
Rising Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday at m;
q Battle swamp by l0a
Forks Of Horse Shoe Run
BonniAelds Meadows, New Interest, Va
miles week
Oakland Monday al 4
a New Interest day by IL m;
Wednesday al
at Oakland day by IL m
Butter Black Rock 1at
mil back, a week.
Saturday arrival Of the
Balmore--say at 81 m;
a Black Rock by IL IN;
Leave BiackF FeockW Wednesday Saturday at "a
Arrive at Cockeysvlle by 5pm
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DUNCAN, SHERMAN, d CO.,

CORNER FINE AND NASSAU STREETS, NEW YORK,
TISSUE circular notes and credits for travellers
available principal Also mercan.
tile credits, for In Europe, China, &c.
3I--3md
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OHIO.


From July 1, 1858, to June 80, 1850
New Bremen by Knoxville Wapakonea 10 miles and
Leave Bremen Saturday at m;
Arrive at wapakoneta by IL M
Leave Wapakoneta Saturday
Arrive at New Bremon by Jpn
Racine RsveDswood Va IL miles and back
Leave Racine Saturday SAM
Arrive at Rayenswood by II IN,
Leave Ravenswood Saturday at pm;
a Racine by pm.
ea30 From Nils by Eage wksvie Ewington
vnou and Pine Grove to Gapos 81 miles aud back once
Leave Reeds Mills Friday an;
Arrive Galipols by 6pm
sallpolh saturday at 9 m;
Arrive at Reeds Mills by 6 pm
El Rocky Hill Key wlkesvic
miles and back, week.
Oak Hill Friday ut am;
Arrive a Wikesvlle by pm;
wikesvlle Saturday at sm;
Arrive Oak Hill by m.
eA32 From Greenvie German Republic Tampc
Greenvle, twice n week, equal to IA miles.
Leave Greenyllc Wednesday and Saturday at 50 m;
Arrive Republic by IL
Republic Wednesday and Saturday at pm;
Arrive Greenville by 7 pm
Centre to Conueautvlle 20 back,
Leave Conneaut Friday Gam;
Arrive n Conncantvle by IL
Leave Conneautvile Friday Mt
Arrive Conneau by 7pm.
From Perrysve Settlement
TO Ashland 16 miles back, week.
Perrysvilc Friday at7am;
Arrive u Ashland by l2m
Leave Ashland Friday at l m;
Arriv a Perrysvtle by
9i35 New Philadelphia by Ahona to New Comerstown 80
miles and back, a week
Philadelphia Friday at m;
Arrive Now Comersown by pm;
Lea New COmerstown Saturday M
Arrive at New Philadelphia by 5 p m
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
Wheeler n w fls0n.


MANUFACTURING ooMpANY,s IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES,
fdmilte, Nanstaoye,s, and Oilers
VINHESE machines combine all the improvements
invented Their extensive and increasing sale,
aud tho upaous approval they
ceiyed warrant the warmly They
suent long ies, them thoroughly aud have
Among thai they possess others
Isl, Beauty and simplicity construction consequent
from derangement and need Of repairs
"a. Uncxamped ease and rapadsy Of operation
4h The perfection Of their stitching and their spphoa
bily 4 variety purposes materials
Principal broadway New York and at their
May 2s-iy.
Fashionable Dry Goods I'm New York.
A N immense assortment of seasonable fabrics con
IA staniy on hand also, fun and
ATTRACTIVE STOCK CARPEI1NGs,
oclohs mntnss curtain materials lace curtains gilt
cornices, window shades, &c, &c, &C.
MUCH BELOW REGULAR PRlCESl
LORD TAYLOR
255, 2S7 2b9, and 26l Grand street,
May 2e--ly and ~ and 40 Catharne street
Matthew Hale smith,
couNsEILoR AT LAW,
Rooms %, "a, No. l6 Wall ayea, New Fork.
Aug I5--tft
Cyrus w. Field e. Co.,
WHOLESALE PAPER DEALERS,
No. IL Cl!G sres, Nee Fork,
TNVITE the attention OF dealers ana consumers 10
large stock printing writing Wrapping and all other
which they offer for sale at the lowest market prices
May 26-lys
Ben. Il Il. A. whttlock Il Co.,
13 Beekman Street, corner Of Ndssau opposite the Astor
House,
PRoPRIEToRs PREMIUM CHAMPAGNE CREMANT CABINET
IMPORTERS of Cognac brandies for druggists and
0tard Dupuy Co. Hennessey Pinot Cas-
lop the highest and sole
celebrated brandes In the native proof and flavor Of
Cognac,
Vineyard Of Chateau Bernard
Ilqueur des champs dor
Superior vineyard, vieux Cognac.
Also
Exclusive importers Of tho
Old Royal IIoInnds
Burgcmaster schnapps, ~
And Of Sherry, Maera and Port wines &c. &C.
Ales, portcrs, and cigars direct from shippers.
CHAMPAGNE, CREMANT.
RM6EA w 4 Co are OF this wine, and
are receipt shipments by regular packets and beg those who
NAV not have under their that
will be found superior decncy quality wine
present imported
BENZ. 81 whitcck,
Ei~'d A. whilock, ..
Fted'k J. HaverstUk, BEN. f. WHTLOCK CO.
Oliver Dodge,
Henry Cammeyer.
May 28--1y+
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May 26--ly+
American Gothic and Brass Foil Roofing.

American Gothic and Brass Foil Roofing.
INVENTED EUGENE LATIIA ARCHITECT, NJ s. r, A, &c
nESIGNS made for concrete churches Villas cot
ugcs, and farm buildings ONCE, Gotbca Chappaqua
Wescbostcr county New York
June 17-dH
We would call attention TO the OF Wm Grandn who
commissioner for Of the States and Territories also
tho United States Court Of Cnn Colonel
ougy with business connected departments
Washington and the practice Of the uned States
INew Fork Daily Ssus
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VERMONT.

From July /, 1858, 10 June 30, 1851;
ass From Cabot by Walden ardwick and East
Greensboro Glover 25 miles and back, three times
week.
suitable departures and arrivals 10 be arranged
From oncsve Huntington and Staksboro to Bristol
and hack, three times week.
arrivals be arranged
As7 From Arlington Arlington Sandgate, miles and
back three times week.
Arlington Tuesday Thursday and Saturday ut sam
Arrive At Sandgate by 11h m;
sandgste Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at lah
at Arlington by 2h
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

From July /, 1858, to June 80, 1851
Kcene by Swansey and North Richmond TO Richmond
IL miles and back, three times week.
schedule departures and arrivals to be arranged
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UNITED STATES MAILS.

por o,,,er I,sruusssr February 1, 1858
DROPOSALS for conveying the malls OF .he enlteu
July lsss % ygrs 20 sSi ss9 " CON
SEcrcuT and NEW YORK from July oss 70 ., June 80 1850
PENNSYLVANIA MAXI sp ana ot,io ana m %
CARoIiNx SOUTH cARoIINA, GEORGIA, and FLORIDA, on the
he times herein seeasa ~ Dc resyeo ~ ~ ~, ~ ~
decided by April "a oiowng rng with some exceptions routes
established act Of Congress approved March s iso'p
F,om July l. 1855 TO June 3o
iSs skowhegan II miles and back six times
Leave skowhesan daily except Sunday, at pm or on ar
Arrive 2. North Ans9o by epm la,su.a,v .,s.m
North Anson daily, except sunday, al oam M
Arrive at Skowhcgan BY sam
100 From Rocand Rockville wsst Camden, South Hope,
Unou Mrlan's Mills North Appleton, SeArsmoni, South
Mon,yilc IlOsry Mon,vie, South Freedom, West Free
TendaIls ' Nils A. miles and back threo
Leave Rockand Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at am;
aTs Asyo Ksnss Nils russday Thursday and saturday at
,a om North Castlpe BY West ye and
Brookyie ssdgwick, lb miles and back three times
Leave North Castns Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday
Leave ssdgwck Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday Gam;
Arrive at North Castne by II am
1o2 From ssen by island Falls TO smyrna ~ miles ana back
Leave Paasa Thursday ATTAIN;
Arrive At smyrna ma by p M
los From wostoa by Baucrcf Mills Tract,
ta,ion Mounkus, 80 miles and back twice week
Weston Monday and Friday team;
Arrive at South Mounkus by 4pm
Leave soash holunkus Tuesday and Saturday at Sam;
1c4 From Mars Hl BY Letter and Maple Grove Fairfield
10 miles and back, three times a week
Arrive Al Fairfield by m;
Leave Fort Fairfield Tuesday Thursday Saturday
Arrive at Mars Hill by SPIN
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No. 594.
Notice for the Restoration Of Certain Lands
to Market In the state or wisconsin.
[No. 5o4.]

FUNHE grant of land to Wisconsin by the act of
Congress approved ID 1850
authorize the offered
outside Of the six miles limits the following
FIRST The railroad from madison Columbus by way
Of Portage CITY the 81 Cro r,er lake, between townships
twenty five and thirty one and,
Second on the road from Fond du Lake wnnebago
ery, the State line.
withdrawal Of certain lands also ordered
along the other proposed mentioned in said Wiz fom
Cox river lake to the end Of Lake Superior
6ed' afford time for the and selections for
roads but having been reported OF the the
ment OF tho Interior although than and half have
elapsed since said withdrawal
Notice Is therefore hereby gen that all the offered lands
or entry along the routes of said
ted railroads which lie roads
situated tho aforementioned which
leced virtue Of grant grant by
legally claimed by empion and which subject
entry the date Of withdrawal will
the days aud at tho places hereinafter specified the ordinary
OF dollar and twenty all e offered
townships hereinafter described which had been withdrawn from
sale account of the proposed roads located
the foregoing will be restored the
with express lroriso
june The odd sections may
the said roads may actually and
day hereinafter liked Tor tho restoration Of said lands
Al tho land office at MtNASA Monday the 6fh day Of April
townships du Lac
lake winnebago, northeriy TO the State line viz;
North Of Ge base line and east Of ne fourth principal meridian
Townships 49, 49, IT. 49, 49, 20, 81, o. %, "a, 25 2s
ranges 10 and IL
Townships 15 TO- IT, 49, 10, 2o 81 e. 49, a. 25 2s and 2Y OF
range 15.
Townships IS, 10, 49, 2o q, q, and %, of 10
Townships 15, "A, 25, 26 81 81 and 80, of range ~.
Townships 49, TO- H. 49, 20 a. 2a 2a a. 25 e and ~ range
Townships 10, 49, III 49, 6 2o a. a. 2S a. a. and So
6r range 10.
the at MINERAL POINT Monday the h day Of
April the townships the route Of tho road from Madison
Columbus by the Portage City TO the st. Crox river lake
between townships twenty five and thirty one" viz:
NORTH fth base line and @ tie fourth principal meridian
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-13

standing.
pus and misrepresentation nor it intended that ia
present popularity shall be sustained by any medium hut
its merits and the appreciation of the public
REFERENCES:
The Medicine is now well known and appreciated and
will have steady and increasing sale know of no nra
paraon that can compare with it for the particular com.
plaints for which it designed. am satisfied by tina
making of it in my family and by almost every
days evidence of its benefits to Others that it justly
merits The recommendations its friends have giy.
it.
Iwould be glad to have furthersup.
ply MS the medicine is becoming very popular and
think will continue as it has given relief in every in.
stance when properly taken
qHos NEWMAN, D., Mt Vernon Ind.
Having used the remedy for four years in ms pac.
tee, rely wholly OH it for the cure of almost all female
diseases.
with many regards for yourself, remain yours. kc
H. F. BENNETT, NJ. D., Canandaigua, Y
The Catholicon is doing good service here. All the
patients that have The medicine have been benefited but
one-and that nothing will help,
WIN. LAIRD HAzT.ETT, N. D., New Philadelphia O..
Thus far, it has given entire satisfaction in all cases
where 1t has been used, and do not hesitate recon-
mend it in every for which it is designed consd
it invaluable medicine, and sufferers should know
it. L. BROWNE, ii. D., Csremont, N. H.
am persuaded, after irving it in great many cases
that it supasses all other remedies within my knovl
edge for that class of difficulties for which it is
mended. 1t has cured some very extreme cases under
observation, which have resisted all other treameHt
l.. d. FLEMING, NJ. D., Rochester, NY.
Az physician, regard i. Of the best medicines
extant FOR the diseases which it is designed for.
have used it in my practice, and know it to be good
and have hcstaon in recommending it to the jub'
lie. A. B. HANNA, NJ. D., Moneek, Iowa.
The claims Of this medicine TO the confidence Of the
public strengthened by the fact of its having ecciv
ed the appreciation and liberal patronage of many prone
inent members of the Medical Faculty in the United
States of whom have voluntarily given letters
concentration, tsec pamphlct) sustaining all thsth
claimed for it curative agent
Pamphlets containing much useful infornasiea torch
ing the nature and symptoms of any ebc~e diseases To-
gnther with testimonials from ladies of the highest re-
sp reliability certified by the most satisfactory author
ty to all which the attention of ladies and practitioner
IS especially invited be had gratis ut the store
L. L. G00DELL Druggist;
Sole Agent for Plattevillr, Wis.
Sold bv Chandler & York, Hazel Green, Wis
Also sold by Dr. JOHN Fl. VIVIAN, Mineral Point:
II. BoswoRTH 4 Son, Milwaukee, and
by most Of the leading druggists in the State.
j. B. MARCHisI & Co., Proprietors,
Central Depot, 34i Broadway, ~ y.
=" no not he satisfied with roahug this notice osr
but call send for pamphlet 1t will pay you well
for the trouble. blew
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Estate Of Bate

State OF wisconsin, CountyCourt, Oct Term 1o.s
Grant County, Present, William M esn lSSs
Judge. isaii
In the matter of the Estate Of Adam Bate dece.ss
nN reading and fling the petition of George 60.
" representing among other things that said sS er,
Bate in his Lifetime bound by contract in WIN
to convey to said petitioner, George Garter cstus
Lands SITUATED In said Grant County, viz The ~
sW 4 OF of Sec. 10, Town 4, Range West ~ y,
claiming that he, said petitioners is entitled to eona
ance of said land and praying That the Executors of
last will oi said Bate may be au horzed and REQUIRED N
decree OF said Court 10 execute conveyance y,
said premises to said Carter. 1t is ordered Il, VI
said petition be heard before said court Lancaster ~
said county. Monday. Dec. 9th, 1885 at o'clnct N
~, and that notice thereof be published at least -
weeks before such heating, in the Grant County Hers
printed in said county-Dated this 10th 0ct 1855 h
1S.6t WILLIAM McGONIGAI., County Jndg.
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Legal Notices.
In Probate Simmons.

State of Wisconsin, County ofGrant, ssCounty Court
October Term, 1858. Present, William McGonigal,
Judge.
In the matter of the estate of Joseph Simmons decd
IN reading and filing the clifton OF Mary Simmons,
the willow of said deceased, praying administration
on the estate of said deceased And thereupon it
dered that the matter of said petition be heard before
the Judge this court the Court House in Lancas
ter in said county, the 22d day OF November, A.
1858, at one o o'clock, p. NJ of said day.
And it is further ordered that notice thereof be given
all persons interested by publishing this order for
three successive weeks previous said day of hearing
in the Grant County Herald weekly newspaper pub
lished at Lancaster in said countyated October 2Sth
1858. WILLIAM McGOH1GAL,
1Q-3w Comfy Judge.
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IN PROBATE-MATTIsoN

STATE OF Wisconsin, CountyCourt November Term
county OF Grant, S. 1885, Present, William Nc
In the matter of the Estate of Phillip Madison decd
N reading and fling the petition of Sarah Mattson,
" widow of said deceased, praying the appointment Of
William Dennis and William jeffrey Administrators OF
me estate OF said deceased And thereupon it ordered
tnat the matter OF said petition be heard before
oil TINS Court at the Lancaster in said
county, on the first Monday of December A. D. 1885, at
one O'Clock in the afternoon of said day.
And IT further ordered that notice thereof be given
to all publishing this for three
successive weeks previous to said day of hearing in the
Grant Couaiy Herald, weekly newspaper published at
Lancaster in said county.-Dated November 3d. 1853
3t1o WILLIAM MeGONIGAI, County Judge.
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In Probate-Prater

Oct. Term, 1858. Present, William McGonieal IND
In the matter of the last will and testament of RE
Prater, deceased. 's'
ON reading and filing an instrument in writing mr..
porting to be the last will and testament of
Prater late of the county of Grant, in the State of
consn deceased Thereupon is ordered that proof 81
said instrument be heard before the Judge of this CONT
at the Court House in Lancaster, in said county, IN ~
18th day of November, A. D. 1858, at O'Clock M,
said day.
And tits further ordered that notice thereof he c
to all persons interested by publishing this order f
three l successive weeks previous said davof bss
ing. in the Grant Caunty Herald, weekly newsnara
published at Lancaster in SAID Grant county-pas&
Oct Dist 1853. WILLIAM McGONIGAI wv
b-3w County Judge.
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Flowing.

There are probably few operations con-
necied with farming Of more importance
than that of blowing; yet few are more
sarlessly performed by the husbandmen.
In Great Britain the case is the reverse,
and wherever the plow takes the place of
the spade, the greatest care is exercised, to
insure the perfect and complete perform
anee Of the work.
The Rev Henry Coleman, for some
years theAgricultural Commissioner of the
State of Massachusetts, who visited Eng
land and died there while making observa-
lions on the husbandry of tina; country,
speaks in the most glowing terms of the az
curacy and artistic ieatness with which the
lands of that country are plowed. In
blowing, it is better to exercise care, and
perform a little work well and thoroughly
than run over large extent of surface iii
the usual manner. Land that is but par
italy inverted,is not in condition to yield
more than limited part of its allimentary
matters to The crop or crops that may be
attempted to be grown upon 1t. OF this
fact every one is aware who has had any
experience in culiivating land. A d
when manure is applied with a view to its
being turned down for the permanent en-
richment of the soil, every one who has bad
any experience in farming matters is no
doubt fully persuaded that, in order to Sc
cure the greatest possible advantage from
it, the manure should be all turned and
covered evenly and thoroughly by the
thorough-slice. Some plows used for this
purpose, in consequence of radical error
in their construction, always perform the
work imperfectly; they crowd the soil,
without inverting it, and thus leave the
manure exposed between the burrows and
in condition to be dragged to the surface
by the harrow. Some of the recently i'm
proved plows exhibit more desirable con-
struction. The share, in such, does not
run parallel with the beam, but has the
point inclining toward the land. This
throws the coulter from its usual perpen-
dicuar position, and cuts the furrow slice
beveling, so that when the slice, on being
raised, falls over, it laps upon the previous
one matching closely with it, shuts down
and completely covers in all that there
may be to be inhumed, whether manure
or grass.
In blowing green-sward, this is highly
desirable, as no cultivator can be otherwise
than sensible that the vegetation of grass
between the furrow slices, is nuisance of
very Objectionable and perpexing nature
aud one which economy and sef-interost
equally incline us to void. With prop
erly constructed pillow, the operation of
blowing on good land, unineumbered with
stumps, stones or other obstacles, and with
a sufficiently compact sward to insure the
inversion of the furrow slice intact, there
is no reason why the operation of blowing
should not be performed with the most per.
feet precision imaginable.
Dhs British plowman should certainl,
have no eminence over us in the i'm
portant branch of husbandry, nor will he,
we are assured, when the necessity of
more thorough system is properly appre-
ciated and understood.-[Germantown'Tel-
egraph. N.Y..
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-13

HATES EVERYTHING WITH THE pRErIy
FREE.-The South Side Democrat. a lead
ing Buchanan paper in Virginia, saws:
"fhe worst of all denominations is the
modern system of FREE SCHOOLS
The New England system of free school.
mas been the cause and prolific source o.
me inhdehties and treasons that have turn
ed her cities into Socioms and G,,,osah'
and her land into the common nas, 81
. places of bowling Bedlami,es M res,''"s
, ma ne system because SCHOOLS apr
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IN PROBATE-JONEs.

state OF Wisconsin,, County Court, NovemberTerm,,
county OF Grant, iss. 1858. Present. William Nc
In the matter of the estate of Thomas R. JONES' decd
nN this day came James J. Mckenzie and filed in this
Estate of said deceased And thereupon it is ordered
that the matter of said petition be heard before the
Judge OF this Court at the in Lancaster in
said County, on the 10Th day of November A. d. 1858
at one o'clock ? NJ of said day. And it is further orr
dered that notice thereof be given to all persons inter
esed BY publishing this order for three weeks
previous to SAID day of hearing in the Grant County
Herald, weekly newspaper published at Lancaster IL
s'iiu coahty.-pateu November "a, 1858. 3t20
WILLIAM MEG 0NIGAL.. County Jndoe
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SiatrIft's saIe-aarOsnOEg.

MARY ELIZABETH SCOTT, vS.-samueI Groshong
Grant Circuit Court, April Term, 1865 Foreclosure
ofMorgage.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that by virtue of a
IN judgment rendered in said court on the 18th day
Al 1858, in the wherein Mary ElizabethScott
is Pf, and Samuel Groshons is DePt; and authority
and by the direction OF the PITS Atys, will sell AT
public ven due,
on tie 11th dag of December 1858,
at clock afternoon of said day, the House
door in the village of Lancaster said county ofGrnt
and State OF Wisconsin, all the right title and interes
which the said defendant had at the date of said
gage referred to in said Judgment and to the follow
ing described property, TO wit.
The east half ~ of northwest quarter 90 Of Sec
ton twelve (f2). Town three ~, north Of Range four
az west, containing eighty less; all in
Giant county, Wisconsin.
The above sale will be made 70 satisfy the sum o222
90, the sum adjudged to be due by said defendant to
said Piainti together with interest and costs and ac-
crung costs-Dated Sherif4s Office Grant County Wis
consin, June 4th, 1858. D. WARD Sheriff
BARBER x I.owkY, G ant CO. Wis
PITTS Atty. 51emo6t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-13

A DEMOCRATIC OPISIoN.-The Rich
mond Enquirer, the great Buchanan organ
OF the South, ranks the Germans with the
negro slaves. 1t says: "They (the ne
groes1 are much more capable of inteIli-
gently exercising the rights of suffrage
than the ignorant Dutcbmen of the North.
whose votes can be bought for dollar Of
fill of beer"
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Attachment. Mammalian.

Grant county, "a In Justices Court.
Town OF Cassvilie, To Benedict T. Mammalian,
Defendant
VoU are hereby notified, that Writ of Attachment
has been issued against you, and your property at
mounting to one hundred dollars ($1Oo) Now unless
you shall appear before John d. Harp Esq., Justice Of
the Peace in and for said County at his Office in said
iown, on the I'D day of November, A. D. 1855 at o.
clock in the afternoon judgment viii rendered against
you and your property sold to pay the this
zotn DAY OF October, A. D. 1858. G. " DENNISToN
~ l = E"Ef, TiaihuT s Atty 3t20* Plaintiff