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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09
EE8W FasaEsess ase Esspase0 of "a
Epssg EEse Ei assSssE sessi.

We here relate = bit OF information late
" received from a crelitable river gentle
man and which is corroboratei by an in
teliig"nt and wo.,hy gentleman of Cass-
Vile: There are steamboats, in the pauper
trade. One of the Mississippi Boats makes
transporting l'aupers an almost sole busi
ness. The method is this: She arranrrS
With village, Town and city authorities from
81. Paul to New Orle; rs to furnish pau
pers for transportation to other ports;
starting at 81. Paul with a dozen or TWEEN
" paupers Of that city, she lands at the
next point below where several are slyly
put ashore and one or two taken aboard ,
then at The next landing some old %c.lairs,
bet!steads and tables with one or more
Paupers are set ashore and possibly one Ia
ken aboard. Thus and so through to Or
leans. Then returning, the same opera
ton is gone through with. The town,
Village and city authorities always pay ILL,
orally for shipping paupers, though moth
ing is paid for landing. 1t often happens
that t%auiers thus arrive, but nobnlg knows
whence they anne. This expiai'is it.
They are landed from The boats, and the
paupers 50 brought refuse 70 give any in
formation how they came or where from
The authorities have only 10 re-Sllip them
paving therefor as before, and it is con~id
cred cheaper to keep them on the 90 than
10 support them all the time. What be
comes of panpers after a few tfanspor a
tons is hard TO account, but they probably
wear out and are sunk in the Mississippi.
A HoAx-The Milwaukee Wisconsin
SAYS: "Wauzeka is the name of a new
town in Grant county. The first tow
meeting is to be held in a sag mill.
Wauzeka.i where is it?
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09
Oregon Election.

The returns from ten counties in Ore
gon, at the late election, foot up as follows
For the Constitution, 1887; against ii
1854; for slavery, 1922; against slavery
5.i6l; for allowing free negroes TO reside
N Oregon. $50: ag inst it, 6,479. Re-
ported malorties in SIX other counties giv
for the Constitution Lib majority; Il
sains' slavery. l,la6. This gives s,82,
majority Tor the Constitution, and SOL.
against slavery.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09

DAILY PApFRs.-We receive and are thank
IN for a number Of Dliiy exchanges from MIL
waukee, Galena and Madisoe. The Mifwan-
kee and Ga'eaa papers arrive of the same date
always the day following their publication, 50
that we get new just as late from Milwaukee
as from Ga'ena. We vo nnteer to act as agent
Tor our Dai y exchanges and vii remit money
and orders for subscribers 10 the Daily OF
Weekly.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09
In Prohate-EeTDa

State Of Wisconsin,. County OF Grant - Il.
January Term, 1858. Present, Wiii'aD
Judge. MSS,
hN this dav came Ahig,il Ter 3, the Wiz ID
~ deceased AID lied ia this Court ~. ;
,dminisiFat ion on the estate Of said dereS, II
upon it is ordered that the matter OF stu ~
heard before the Judge OF this Court ~ w. II
in Lsncasserin eaid County, on the hrmsofB
February. A. ID. 1853. and that notice ina. ma,
al persons concerned by publishing th'e ISasi,
successive weeks previous to sud tay aaer 3
Grant County Herald a weekly n1wsp"-r i
in Lancaster in sal County. Dated 'arnan,,
29-3t WILLIAM Mci0Nl}AL. ~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09

EE LiteraryLahor is uniervaIuea chief
" because the tools wherewith it is done
are Invisible. If the brain made as much
nose as a mill, or if thought,sowing follow
ed bar! after a breaking-up plnw, the pro-
duee OF The mind would i'll once assert 4
place in the price current. If a writer
could be so equipped with wheels and p,n.
Ions, asentireiv to conceal the mar within
IKE the aa,on an chess player,an sentences
We're recorded 10y a Wooden. instead of !.
hving hand, the expression OF thonoh,
woala be at a premium. because tha o,o.,,
work would seem to show that il COS, san,a
u'ns to make iI-TChicago Journal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09
GE a Pnnnsyivan,a Dalchman rinse

Is 4 F~etnsyivalia DalcIlI1sn raFused
to educate any NOR. of his children be
cause the eldest HON he hal sent te
long enough to learn to write, ha,
forged the old man's name to a note, 10
which act the yoangster hal besn san
fenced to the peneiintiary. The fogu.
was the first Of the family for severaI
generations that had ever learned to
write.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09

The WEATHaR-Alnost half the win
ter is gone by, vet there has been very liz
lie cod weather-c,ll nthesenss ofWis
consin winters. The rivers are opa,l o
-eaicely closed. The ground is bare. Il
the opinion Of ,sl persons, winter severe
will m sometime this month anc
not openill late. The roads are rough
and travel is avoided.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09
rs Some of he Western Railroads A.

rs Some Of The Western Railroads are
long a smashing business in carving pas
sengers; only two classes Of persos $ travel.
those who are r%anning aNay aad those
'sho are running after thea. None 9th
ers have the means TO travel. The aver
age Of persons travelling west from Mad
son to Prairie du Chen, thus running a
away OF running after Ascending debtors
is said to be twelve per dav.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09
Sner;ns Sale-Watarm

jams ~AcIiadley, g farge Church and c
Church. partners in trade undo the name a.
M~cKindley, Church 4 Co.,
rs.
| William B. Waterman.
SheriTs Office, Grant County, Wis. Gnt
Court.
DY virtue ofsan execution issued ont OF tn
ID the Clerk of tha Circuit Court OF tirspf
Wisconsin. in favor OF HcGindlev. Church6
and ageins. the goods, chattels and real esd
liam B. Watermsn, daf't. t. me directed a0fi
and bv the direction of fhs show named PHI
seized ami levied upon, this I'D day Of NoFeas
1857, the following described prop-rty, real
wit:
Lot No. 8. Block No. 40, as recorded in n
plat Of Bascobei. and the s. z. "a of 5. " 4
tion 81. Town 8 norm of range ; west, and
n. Il. 4 Of ection 20. town 3 north of rsnge'
The 9Th principal meridian ccntsinipg 50 &c 2
fsss. with all the arpurtAnances thereunto 5T,
in Gsa1; County. Wisconsin, which properly
pose for sale at Pablo Auction 81 tie ao7'@l
House in the village II Lancaster in sal Sa1.
Isl day of March. A. D. 1855, al one 0'cloes T.
day T. satisfy said execution, Interests ana e.
law directs. Dated, lsncss'er. January iih'2
D. WARD. Saeri1 GTsn'
7 A1rES P,pgrr. pI IL AIRY.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09
In Probate Colige'

State of Wisconsin, County of Grant; s;.a "
January Term, 1858. Present, VIM
Judge. rola
In the matter Of the Estate OF Fmanuei VSbd
|nN this day came James A. Heath an I d
~ Court his petition for Adminis'ra1vr ssred
nf said deceased: and thereuro1 it Is aha nd
matter Of said petition be heard before aid
Court at the court house in Lsneas.er ID a
The second day of February. A. ., 49, h q
thereof be given to all persons coace'h a-syiau'
this order for three successive weeks lid
dag OF hearing in the t.irant Court "a couai'
newspaper published in Lancaster II ~ Yo50s
Dated January eth. lsos. "iD CoarF
POST
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09
Guardian Sole of Real Ei
Moers

! NOTICE is hereby given that the undersin
= Guardian of Martha n. Aears. widow Of
Ellen Meurs, daughter Of Giles Meas. dc4
minors, by virtue If a license granted to ii
l'euardian. BY the County Court of Grant Con-
sale OF The south half ofthe south aast omar
tion So, Town 3 North, Rang. 3 West. viii 81
Auction. 10 the highest and best bidder fr
said tract Of land. ut the Court House in
Grant County, Wisconsin, m the Both dsY o.
A. d. 1853. at ore o'clock PM. On said land
frame dwelling house. 10 fl by % fl; one Isl
land covered With q grove of young timber.
Lancaster, January LIST, 1858. G B. MI
I 29-3t Ct
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09
Guardian MoSics-AdI

STAT ~ Wisconsin,, Co1at- of Grs1' % Cgl
Jappafy Term, 1858. Pres ut, william :
Judge.
In The matter of the era dis7shio Of gil%a
SAMPSON Adkins. Dolly Atkins an1 sHc@
Adkins. minor hriss of Csswell Ai&ia' 4'
Atkins. deceased \
AN this das We fled in this Cont tas 4
NJ Henry Connolly p-aving tast he rs /
the Seneta' Guardian Of said minors az" \
thai the mar ter Of said pet ion b ne n
Jufge ~ said caurt on the FIRST Mastss n
AZ. p. lsas,saad that notice thereof ~ g. h
sons concerned BY publishing tins o,aef ta,d
Grant County Herald" a weekly n~ewspa2'i
in Lancaster in said county.
Dated January 4th, A.. D.. 1855 .,
29-3t WILLIAM McI0NIGAL. tNnl-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09

BLAcKsMrTHlSG.-Messrs rs. BuDD q DAN.
FORTH have dissolved AM each will work
on his own hook. Mr.. BuDD advertises for
custom work generally. Mr. DASFosrH
will be found at the old shop doing wagon
work.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09

PRIoEs.-To oar Infinite satisfaction and
JOY, The prices Of several prominent arti-
cles have raised a rifle, according to aele
sfaPllic reports from eastern markets
Tins is amusing and w are almost tenpt-
.e'' 70 bay a new han upon the prospect Of
ia lure times. Flour has raised IL cent,
GA The barrel il New York am wheat 2
or 8 cents. The Banks talk of resuming
somewhere this side of eternity. Que
event Of the crisis is yet to come: unsound
wildcat banks Of the west, embracing
most Wisconsin AMI Illinois Banks, have
got TO explode. After that, business will
soon become sound.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09
III Probate Williams

State OF Wisconsin, County OF 6 q eoal
January Term, 1893. Present, W,ii!-an III
Judge.
IA the matter Of the Estate Of David Williams,
IN this day came William Lightfodt AMI die.
~ Court the petition of iios:sr A. William,
said deceased, n-avi' g 10 be appointed Atiniaf'
the esfate OF said deceased and thereunon il il
that tfc nrettor of said petition BE- heard ss
Ilige Of this court at the Court House IN thsi
Lancaster in said County on the hrst M1aiSiS
TRY. A. d. 1853, and that no.iQe thereof b 81
,e'sons concerned by Publishing this order ff.
- ss;vA weeks precious to said la OF heafia'
-G ~aatG County ifeaala,"a weekly newspaper
in Lancaster, in sai2s Coany,
Dated January III, 1883.
29-3t WILLIAM aCS0NlGAL, CouI'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09

Wall Street values ii. " M. Railroad
Bonds ut 81 cents on the doilar-LaCmsse
and Milwaukee at los cents-Ilipois Cen
tra' at O! cents- Ga!ena & Chicago at Is
cents. The reason Why the Bonds of tn
n. & NJ. Railroad are so low is the bal
r.a, gcmcnf, utlrinciI led conduct AM
seha,tor Of lis officers, from the highest to
Ike lowest. People along tjat road are
KEPT in a state Of war by perpetual aggfa
vaton end irresponsible conduct of II. Il,
efie.als, The bands aye not paid, petit!
hiigatyons aad appeals to higher courts for
cows and holSeS DESTROYED and for little
thougi. reasonable indebtedness for Labor.
are eompiained Of on every hand. Farm
ers COMPLAIN OF The inequality of charges
for freight: the charge for carrying whea,
from Mascoda or Boscohel to Milwaukee,
is 10 cents per bushel, while the charge is
only Is cents fom Prairie du CHEN to
Milwaukee; freight must be paid for in al
vance and al higher rates than are tolera
bic: double-deaiing. f~alsehood, tyranny
and traitorous conduct are complained o.
as the rule of exercises and fair dealing
ony the accidental usage of this splendid
and s,ul endeus work Of the northwest ans
most grandiloquent iron serpent craving
from lake 10 river. We remember Gin
ton-how he grew eloquent upon thu
mighty work: and bow he painted Para
disc al! over and stfeWed roses in The pail
of ibis greal ii. NJ. Railroad which nov
appeals from u Justices court to a highri
court to AVOID paying for the las; COW o
al old woman.
Were heaven thus managnd, it wouIt
be deserted b apgcls AID lis bonds woui
sink so FAR under par tia; all the preach
ers in c~reation eouidn't blow them mp t,
one par cent; bow then are NJ. & NJ. Ral
road Pords expected 10 BE- over 81 cent.
on the doiiar.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09
Eogy 40 AyssEd Paying Taxes on
g'essosaa H'ropeFay and Mort
eageG securities.

Yoa may be i~.stlv assessed in you
town on money or personal property sa'
$1,000, but you can evade paving liz
taxes thereon in this way: Go into an All
Joining town at assessing time: see th-
Assessor and ask him 20 assess you Sl0o.
on personal property; he VIII d. SO. Th.n
III saxpaying time see the town Treasure
where YOU are assessed the lowest sl n +:
pay him vour tax on the $l0o, and h.
will reeve it and give Won a receipt
Come home like a man hold up your head:
20 to the town Treasurer anl show him YOU
receipt from another town. Tell him L,
70 to tllander-that you have pail yoar
taxes. ifyou manage it well with a -four
i>h, people will saani by YOU, for they a l.
a,ire pluck and particularly the pluck Of
those who try to avoid honest debts. 1t
is understood that men shall not be asses
Isad on money loaned and secured by mort
gage. Assessors are elected with thl-
view-of saddiing The axeson land own
ers only and OTHER business men, moi no
ey lenders. The pleas and p"etenses ura
ed are Of the funniest kind; they say th'
mou ey loaned is IA the land and to assess
it add the land 100 w,uld he a donlle as
se>stnent-ju~t az though the man loai.in.
the money ceased 10 lie worth ANYTHING Il
500 as his money is all ioanel-i just II
Though the money was buried in the lani
irresurectablv, and not used for other pun
poses-just as though mortgagei secull
ties are not property nor worth alytliia!
just as though the money is nowher,
the moment it buys a mortgage! Sue
nonsense is daily crammed into taxpayer
and Just as long as they swallow it an.
elect Assessors who swallow it, SO Ion
will they have to pay about a foarth hign
er taxes than if money secured by mo-
cages were assessed. The Town Of Lancas
ter would have u fourth more assessed il
property if mortgaged securities were as
sessed; and consequently, the taxes of III;
year would be a fourth less on ali but 10
+.ate tax. We all complain of high take
but we make them high by releasing thos
from paying who are most able TO pay
The same sophislry used to absolye tn
money lender would also absolve the nor
~esi!ent land holder and even the resides,
land holder. We are Just old enough an,
iooi enough to know that almost a~nyt|iir
ian be believed by people, heweser absur.
+ only told them BY leading capitalists
his matter of e~Sono.ing men possesse.
of mortgarei securities from taxalio
proves that gal2i5tlity is AL -frel preyalen
among the people, else their Assessor
would assess the mighty in proportion t
). the hnnble-the money lender as well q
the borrower.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09

MSscoDA AoclDsHrs AND NEws.-Mr.
BArEs, keeper Of q hoard;ng-hoase a. Mus
coda, was found dead in the street las,
week; his death Was supposed 10 be caus-
ed b. SONS disease of the heat.
4 railroad hand was run over ly the
cars aud his head aud limbs crushed, eaus-
Ing death Immediately.
A colony Of Boheniars ere reported or
their way to this county. intending to Sc,
tie in the bluffs back of Musca,la.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09

LANCASTER u BoscoBEL SraGE.-Mr.
L. PREsToN has purchased the interest Of
Mr.. helts in the Mail and Stage line be-
tween the above places and will run a tri-
weekly Stage.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09

GE Gov. Hiram G. Runnels, Texas,died
at Houston, on Saturday, the 10Th of De-
oc,nter. At the time Of his decease, he
was Governor of Texas.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09

Nobody is buying Pork; little
sfany will be in the market next spring.
everybody VIII a to buy and none will
% Tor sale. The chances are that it will
be dear-very dear.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09
Lancaster .ayega .4ccs1am ,aatioas.

Lancaster saYe4sa .4CGa5lza edsti0as.
Our iostes OF Landlords with their tray
3eleis' homes and resting places in Lalcas-
Ter are constantly improving and adding
comfort to comfort. They inform US THAI
they have lowered their scale of chalges 10
suit the times. They can afford TO re-
auce charges, for provisions do not COS,
half what they did a few months ago
Groceries and store goods are as high as
ever nor will theg be lower till the old
stocks are sold off. 1t is wonderful, Will
what t~enacity all persons but farmers hold
N to high prices-even farmers have onl,
come down on certain leading articles
Printers, Of all others, never dare to riSe
on their prices during inflated times nol
ean they fall when the crash comes.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09

FURs--Mr. c. J.. HYDE advertises tina,
he i'll paycash for all kinds Of Furs ii.
in Lancaster.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09
LANCASTER, FENNiM0RE,
COBEL & MUSCODA.
MAIL N STAGE LIN

s~~AS1Er-& The above Fri Weekly Mali anil
ASSgElIE line, leaves Lancaster aud sI
o'Dsc'D,i AHA toanimore, ON Tuesdays, ThmsaI
saturdays.
LEAVES Boscohel and Fennimore, and anil
Lancaster on Mondays, Wednesdays aad Frha
lie is provided with new Hacks and fast horss
Carrying OF FIeigllts, Goods, Packages and lid
lbles attended TO promptly.
The proprietor will keep good borses and AMI
Isiages, ana attend to his business without dehH
aros. l.. PRE-
Jhnnarr l. 1879. n
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09
THIaD BOUND OF QUARTERLY MEErrNas

For Platteville District, West Wisconsin Conference
Washburn, 10th 81 18th January, 1858
Eienboro', 23d 4 15th g
Mon.fprt, +. +" 8
To be attended by Rev. J. L.AwsoN.
Lancaster, Both & 3fst January 1873
Boscobel, 9Th & 7th Febrnarv !"
To be attended by Rev. W. r. DELAP.
Fem iin'fe, 9Th & 7th February, 1858
Patch Grove, 18Th & 1Ith "
To be attended by Rev. f. TAsKgR.
BeeSown, IS l. I4th Febrnary 1855
Putasi, 2Jth & 2isi g
To b. attended by Rev. WIN. ii. OSBORN,
jamestown, 2sth & 2ist February, 1858
Hazel Green, 21th u 2sta " s
Providence, g "
Lihes ~, 9th Is 7th March, /"
ptatteville, 18th & tttl
Al those Quarterly Meetings where ! have named q
orotiierto intend in my piac the Paeacaes il ei:ar,4
Will Please publsh for ;ha Quarterly M~eetiag Conference.
on ths Friday evening previous, and sill eadsayor e
be present. ELI G. BONES. p. Il
Lancaster, Jan. LIST, 1858.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09
State Of tte sflarhets.
Ssagena rricas-.Fass 2

CaseSEa GfRCeS-I2sk ~.
F1our-Fine. 1915; extra, 81 oaa4,2 Buekwhest 81 81
Wteat-new spring. 45ai0c, winter. e0aj5.
dressed Hsgs retail ara cents per pound.
Oats 25a31c.
Corn--23.
Potatoes -Saa25c.
M:prrtl-$&G y thousand.
Frdits-ioried %appi-s- 81, 0 p bu; green do, Ssasi
- z Dbl. Dried reacnes, l2ke.
Wood-s5ni p co.ti.-[iaiiy Courier.
NgsEyyagss'ee EKarEet-3am. &.
WI'eat-5oa6J for spring; 7oaso for rel
winner.
Rye---dull al 5oa55
Barley-Vrry little doing. Dali at 35a50 &c.
potatoes-25a3l.
Oats--25l27.
Botter-i5a2@ for frkin.
Fg ss--50c.
Eeans-> ow. only 75c.
Wh'skey--24a26.
PorE--iressed hogs, 5,00a5.50 per cwt.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09

PHILADELPHIA, Jan miss Leslie, tn
well known anthoress, died yesterday at
Gloucester, from the effects of injuries re.
ceisea last nnmer
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09
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. D

Dec 26th-In Waterloo, JAMES TBoyAs San y
and Rachel Eiseli, aged . years. 3 months AMI :
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09

wilson's new Map Of Grant Co.
for 1857, for sale at he Herald Office. Price Sl.oo: or
canvass with rollers. $500.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09
BLACKS ITTagWn


n IAN<FANVFpI
rEHdE Subscriber viii continue bushes, IT.. n
L in Lancaster. He will work for Read n
snail profits, and bring down wo- K 10 ths aerg, :
customers, considering the timas.
wagon making, repairing, aad general custom
I-.te'. d. ii. Bed
iAd1castef, January ON, 1898.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09

Eg JUsTIcEs' DocKET RECORDS aud
TowS RECORD Books, fr SALE at the HERALD oFFscE.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09

E Richa I'd s. Blennerhassett, Esq, a
distinguished lawyer Of st. Louis, died on
the 26th inst.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09
re Jon PRINTING neatly eyo.., (,
the Herald Gatlinipper, and on the shor,ss. u'ed

H MERCHANTS and MEcH,u.,, ;.
GERS and Day Books-nlso, Pocket and IT,. :
Books for sale Mt the Herald Office. @
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09
BJDD 6 DANFOaFS

HON.
TAKE NOTICE that We have ,lissolysa n,a,y
Il mutual agree msnt. All persons oas II III
ing GAINS against said arm are requested ta,,e
II. btdd for Settlement in a.,li4isly.
Also, ali notes and accounts dae D. II. B.l \
pau 90 I'M. ,e.o D. i. sgl
JanuaFY oth, 1908. 29-3t C. DANaAa
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09

FEMALES WANTED.-Ilie latest census
OF Oregon exhibits a remarkable disparity
of the sexes. While the males number
10000, tlleYe are only 10000 females.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09
Madison News.

The Inauguration of the new Wisconsin
State officers took place at Madison on
Monday the 4th inst. They enter upon
their duties forthwith. The following are
the officers observation-disclosures w.
Randall, (Rep): Lieutenant Governor
Erasmus D. Campbell, DEM; Secretary
Of State-David w. Jones, (Dem); Treas
~urer-Samuel D. Hastings, (Rep); State
ISuperintendent-Lyman G. Draper Dem
Bank Comptroller-JoelC .Squires, DEM
Estate Prison COMMISSIONER. McGras.
|(Rep)
The Madison Argus Of the 30th ut,
says that by common consent among the
Republicans, Hon. Fred. S. Lovell,of Ken
osha, is considered to be their best, if not
Ionly man for Speaker Of the Assembly.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09

Wisconsin Form Bo0ks-latest edi-
ton, for sale at the Herald HJFce.
ALSO, State Maps of Wisconsin, Iowa and Minnesota
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09
Nem Aouertissn,rnj,
CASH 0 FgTas

r WILL PAY castillo Mink. Aaisr,t. on.
lDeer, Sat, Fox, Wolf and other Fnrs, al Is% ~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09

The REoALL OF COMMODORE PAULprNG
for putting an end TO Gen. Walkers pira-
aical expedition against Nicaragua, is one
of the unerring signs of the times which
show that the Buchanan administration
will descend TO any dishonoF of our Ma.
tional name in order to aid the Pro-Slave-
~ party, Of the South.-TMilwaukce Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09

Mr.. SUMNER AxD Mr.. BANKs.-It is
suggested a. probable, that Mr.. Sumner,
Of Massachusetts, will soon resign his seat
in ll,e Senate Of the United States, and
hat Mr.. Parks. who Is Governor Of Mas
sachnsetts. viii be chosen to fill his place.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09

A HoAx.-The Milwaukee Wisconsin
says: "Wauzeka is the name of 4 new
town in Grant county. The first town
meeting is to be held in a sag mill.
Wauseka.i where is it?