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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-14
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II White B!ac. Grey std s.Dir Cotton Hose.
= -D dog n Mems assorted lla-!ysr
.rUn Meas ani - EI-!is u.y.-.. Gr3Ti'.ts.
Purchased l.: the :a.iogs European Markets, T"h go.
new iant.n, aad !Cr sG.- 9 extremely low Ia'rr..
Oc: n .INI, g,..,E \ -.
NOTICE Il iiHiHE GA - !" -.
~ WHuI II NAY CJNC. IN. t...; t.r. ~. re
i,fore gwen 70 l.. CN LEVI ! t.is il. .'r go, 40.
th,t he is no logger ST. Ac-S5 ant coa.4 7'F sal
no, hold nysel: uC=5l Tor any transact! H.s Of.
Sep: 2s-dSw AEhGLL!A w. iL'i
CLOTHS AND SsDE:SKiNS.--" ".i". -. ..ua
superior, and G.-TJ. ClfI.a.. .g'- ~ JACKS
bTusns greens asl bG,. do. r.. -r'i! a.! sS-
fourth Blacs Dorsk!as, aad T!:cC'5 e zero. Gla"'!
The above goods purchased Il tI- 'nIi.siaIt!s
direct AID will he sold cheap by KEN., FAME co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-14
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
NIGTIT SCIooI

NIGHT 5sSSHooh
VIRGINIA VEGETABLES, INSTITUTE
SESSloN to commence tie second MONDAY III" i.'h' Of
- November and end on str IIth Of Mrf'r.
EDMARD W. CONE, A. NJ. Lr.,,;,
HORACE L. SMITH, A ".
Assisted by Mr. J. " EELrt IL. rs,c;": IA, ir.c'"a
Bookkeeping Laws OF Accounts and rennnnS''p
Alw Intend to become scholars Hal better ester ;hi
names u. once members Of the Institute.
All members Of te Institute are eEii!st 10 'e privileges
Of this School withcut additions. chars.
WM. MACFARLANf Committee
: s COTrEELi, Of tic
Oct o--elm II. Y. R0wEN, Night School
MFRS. AND MISS MINORS FEMALE
vi ACADEMY, near Chester, will com,a-ncc Il. l..S;
session October ist, i> aud continue tl july lei l>1p
The lors,on /, renal Aahy he,iiiui and eligible !,
very accessible being he Railroad. between hcnonu
amt rr'rg>hnrs
The family and boarding department, vii! he under rc
charge Of Mr. Minor whose Lncwn character and cNpc
r.ncr are sufficient guaranty oi her fidelity and "c,
The L:cINr, department will lie un, the ,ligr VI Nj,
Ada Byron Mn.r, aided by hey sseEs and other caUl.ir
Instructions.
In addition 20 the usual course OF Eng, a"rle iro'
sion has been mas. for the study Of Ancic, anl Mod,
Languages French and German will he ;.ugIt every
living Language should BEL that they may Spoken. RI
written while the kline, they will bc studied the
or.;caly afford the pupil, hy comparison, i'"
rough knowledge Of her tongue Greek and Latin u
be taught Icy Mr.. James ~ Mnurr graduate Of several
colleges aud sn able aud experienced teacher.
The sia!ss above mentioned, including Dr..wus and
P.inng will cuGp!e,e the Of Instruction through
which the pupils, aecorans to age AMI opacity, will l."
succt>siyCiy conducted.
reference Is confidently made all u. orIn"r patron,
o: the school snd to Ill who have aay knowledge "G -
character.
No deduction mad. Cor 'o.s OF tim" e>'"r: in {"
prOtI acted !lnrs-.
TERMS
Board Including washing lights, :nc!, e., per session :"
Instruction III English for all II years Of ~
Mu.!e on ars two lessons week, al hour each. Z
Piano. ............... -
uuIIat =,
French and Latin each ........................ -
To those who desire further particulars Circulars will t
sent. CHseItE, CIIE,rERrIELp COusTY, VA.
August 3-c3m
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22
VOL. XVII, no. s74.--sssh5Ess VOL. XI NOl8.
rFsom mo Cal a. Condor.
Eairrits ase Vicinity.


No wcre pleased % notice on reccn,
visit q Fairpiay, lie many evidences OF
prosperity ia mining rs well rs other
oranches LIN that vieiniiy. Among thoso
that came more particularly under our OBJ
servallon were The following
The fne stone Grist Mill, now ia process
oI erection, two miles we,t If town, on tho
Menomnec, owned by Thomas aud Ed.
ward Pallet, reflects great credit On the GU.
terprisios rdprietors.
The conmoiious Stone House, now
drawing towards completion, under the SUI
pervision Of its en- r. tic proprietor Mr..
X. 5. Roberts, will be, when finished an
ornament 10 The town, and with Al i. Rob
e'ts as smine hos" il will 10 ma inferred
among The first class Hotels Of tia country.
Messrs lEunsaker, Pallet l. Co are max
ing new opening -haying now reached
" feet on their diggiugs, Il miles north
east Of Fairplay, ON tho land Of Mr.. Carnes,
which is exceedingly aattcring, and prom
ises to DO highly remnnemtive They
have already realized some 100000 lbs
out Of these digginss
/ Messrs. Van Week, Morrison 4 Co. are
Just opening new lode hall mile east
of town, that bids fair 10 Do very rich and
profitable. The old Van Week digging.
three miles east Of lairplay, still continue
profitable. We understand that about g.
100000 lbs, have been taken Out up 10
The present time.
The new Smelling Furnace, one bali
mile west Of Town, owned by Messrs. Hy-
mer & Vance, Of Potosi, is now in success.
lful operation.
The substitution Of seam, for the old
system Of raising water by horse power, in
THE diggings Of Mcssrs. lEunsakcr, Pallet
h Co, Van Vleck, Morrison & Co, and
(which, we learn, is SOON to be the case in
the old Van Vlece diggings, speaks we'll
for tho energy and enterprise Of The res
lpectiye propreiors. X.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22
LANCASTER. WIS, SATURDAY. OCTOBER p 1859


e; thirty DWELLING were erected, sfumrs
rcmos ed end streets graded and other
nce,lful improvements carried forward a. a
leasing rate, including some that were rot
needed, among Others, q Saloon. Mr..
McIntosh's means failed, and the couse-
qucnce was that business come 10 stan d
still all everything began p decline; Ia
borers bad to leave, and the substantial
country trade which had set in, stopped or
sought other places. Several houses were
soon deserted, and property commenced to
change hands. Indeed, dark clouds have
since lowered over that lato promising vii
lage The visitor is struck with the marks
Of red eye in the face Of nearly every
man in the place This tells at once who
reigns over this once happy people. Glen
HaDsn might be one of the foremost trad
ing and business villages on the river, but
for such lnisforiunes. One Of tie richest
farm regions in the State, is perfectly &C
cessi5le, and in the vicinity lies entombca
millions Of mineral without any doubt.
Men Of means, energy and stability are on.
ly wanted, who will first set their feet upon
the tyrant which reigns there, then open
a substantial business and push It trough
A. w. RAY.
Germantown, Oct. 18th, 1859.
p. S. Germantown is situated in the
country, four miles northwest Of Cassville.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22
Big Trees in California,

Horace Greeley during his recent tou
in California visited tho region Of country
containing the celebrated " big ee."-
These mammoth trees are found in two
different localities-M ariposa and Calaver.
as; Mr. Greeley visited those Of the former
The following is an extract from his de
scrlpton:
/" We went up to the Mariposa trees
early next morning. The trail CROSSES
meadow Of most luxuriant wild grass, then
strikes eastward up the hills and rises al
most steadily, but in the maia not steeply
for five miles, when it enters and ends N
4 slight depression or valley, nearly on | BIC
top Of this particular mountain, where the
bio trees have been quietly nestled for
dare not say how many thousand years.
That they were of very substantial size
when David danced before the Ark; when
Solomon laid the foundations of the Tom
MD. when Theseus ruled in Athens, when
Foeas iled from the burning wreck and
vanquished Troy, when sesotris led his
victorious Egyptians into the heart ot ASIA
have no manner Of doubt.
In measuring trees, it is 50 easy to ex-
agoerate by running your line around tie
roots, rather than the real BODY, and |
place little dependence on the reported
and recorded measurements Of parties I'M
der no obligations to preserve Judicial
But | believe fair meas
uremert Of the largest trees standing IN
this grove, would make not less than one
hundred feet in circumference, and over
thirty feet in diameter, at hight of six
feet from their respective bases, and that
several Of them have an altitude Of more
than 800 feet. ] believe the one that was
Inst uprooted measured little over three
They arc Of course not all of extraor-
binary size, yet | cannot remember one
that would girth so little as twenty feet
At hight Of two yards from the earth,s
surface, which is the proper point for hoFi-
sontaI measurement. Hardly one Is en-
,Irely FIRE from the marks Of fire at its
cot. while several have been burned haifl
hrouoh. and are SO Followed by fire hat
. tree eight feet in dismeter would prob
.blv find ample room III is cavity. And,
While many are still bale and thrifty, | did
lot perceive single young one coming
onward to tt,ke the place Of The decaying
,atriafths.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22

giulnon the ability, integrity anil honesty
of alr. Harvey, tlat one man could 70 an
other. This was The Ho.s. II. III. Gray,
who took an active part Oh the in.essiga-
ting committee himself nntain;ed BY cot
rnption bonds or anything else dishonest
A inaa Who ought always to We in either
Senate or House.
If such men could be elected always
and everywhere then democracy would be
eternal. Harvey Of course, soon disposed
of Bashford, showing how that as soon a;
he bad proved himself dishonest, the Re
publicans repudiated him, while the dem
oerafs still hug the most corruptand loath
some Of their party to their bosoms.
The citizens Of Grant will doubtless hefl
Mr. Harvey fer themselves, 50 will noI
forestall him.
A few DAYS ago the oldest son Of Rev
Edward Morris was thrown from his horse
owing to foot Of the hose catching in Z
bridge, by which he had a collar bone bro
ken, and, with the horse, was otherwise
considerably bruised. The youth is un
fortunate il this line Of accidents: about
years ago he was thrown from a horse II
Potosi and broke an arm. Advancement
had just been made fer him toenteryourAca
demical Institute in Lancaster, which YOU
correspondent has visited, and considers j
equal TO any, and far beyond many othe
institutions Of the kind.
1t seems strange that Grant county
should have Academies and Institution
Of learning and that La Fayette Co, al
Joining should not have one.
I OLD QurlL.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22
GLEN HAVEN. Oct. 8, 1859.


Mr. EDITOR 1T struck me as odd, IN
listening to Mr. Hobart on the 9th, chat u
candidate for Govern or, should "pitch in
to" ministers of the gospel for political
prayers and sermons Does Mr. Hobart
think that in becoming minister man
ceases to be citizen? Does he suppose
that ministers, who labor for the happiness
Of their fellow men IN eternity; care noth-
ING for the well-beiug in time? or does
lie democratic candidate for Governor, in-
innate That they too $ have no rights
which white men are bound to respect e
1t is the yeriest vaguery to talk aboutthe
prostitution of the pulpit to the discussion
of temporal things. A person cannot di-
vest himself Of temporal things in prepar-
ing the way fer eternal things. lie has
got to be both a good man and good
citizen before he can become good chris
tian, and the minister who ignores his re-
lation and d1ies towards his fellows, sep.
arately, or as a BODY politically, ignores
the first elements of his mission. The
minister's relation to these, is both cardin.
III and ACCESSORY cardinal as to each 9TH
err and himself accessory as it regards his
achievements in the pathway of profess
sional labor. The physician n his conflict
with disease, is permitted to adjust the
remedial tendencies OF the case to the nice
arrangement of those fixed laws which
reign il harmony over the organic donin..
ion. the lawyer, III the lntflcacies q
frat1d. Is allowed TO use all the appliances
az the profession to protect the innocent,
and defend the rights Of the unsuspecting,
and ought not the minister 10 seek out
and promote that condition Of individual
and public welfare most in harmony With
christian reclitudc and ultimate happiness
If politicians do no. want to hear political
sermons. let them not hedge in the leglti-
mate approaches to the g narrow path -
Lei them not lay felopious hands upon
that which is consecrated to the sacred use
If education let them not imperil norcor
rnft the elective franchise let them not
surrender d man the right of property IN
man-let. them not make law and govern
ment shame and disgrace to manknd.--
He Who supposes that the execullye az,
ninistrations Of Barstow, of Bashford, OF
buchanan have not varied upon the fun
tendencies to a true christianity
i both ignorant of himself and his God'
and he whom haranguing political assem-
hl;es would circumscribe tho effect Of the
minister simply 10 the building up OF
Christ 5 kingdom without permitting nm
to tear down The complication Of the dev-
"a both stullifies himself and insults the
common sense of the age.
Yours,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22
COUNTY HERALD.
SATURDAY, October %, 1859

The Firs, Baptist Church 10 Chicago,
a few days since, after hearing a sinon
on the necessity Of freeing the church from
debt received a subscription of $4,000 on
the spot.
Horace Greeley reached home on the
nighs Of the 2Glb. Last spring he prom
ised to deliver an agricultural address 10
Wyorriug County On. ", on the 28th,
"if be was still alive To keep his prom.
Use, he took The cars Immediately on his
Ianding--not even taking time to visit his
family He delivered lis promised adj
dress a. the appointed hour. This is char
acteristic Of The man.
Within years, 10 Indiana, there
have been erected twenty-seyen hundred
school houses, Mt the expense Of eleven
hundred thousand dollars. In the last
year, six hundred aud fifty sch~ol houses
were built, at cost - snree hundred
thousand dollars. This sum was paid by
the people with cheerfuness.
Mr.. Hiram Brooks. conductor on
one Of the freight trains of the La Crosse
& Mil. Il. r.; was instantly killed at Hart
ford, on Saturday the sth, while attempt.
ing TO couple bis train. He leaves a
wife.
The City Bank Of Racine suspended
payment on Monday morning last, the 1otf
inst. The Racine Journal says bill holder:
need not feel uneasy, as they are amply
secured.
The imports Of dry goods at New
York, for the nine months to October lst
have been $93,4s5,980, nearly twice Al
large as last year, and eleven and hal
millions greater than in 1857. The tota
imports at Boston for the month Of Sep
tenber, were $2,315,377.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22
An Mxile or the POPE.


The following startling announcement
appears in the editorial correspondence Oh
the Courier des Etats U5lfs:
/" Plus TX has abandoned the projwt 81
interfering by force Of arms ID the affairs
Of the Legations, has ii revenge, he has
manufactured afresh and more cnergetical-
Is than ever, the intention Of abandoning
Rome and accepting the asylum offered
to him 10 the Balealic Isles, by Spain
This voluntary exile Of the Chief of Christ
endom will be fact OF which il is easy
to appreciate The gravity; and France is
exerting her utmost influence to prevent
it. Our Ambassador TO the HOLY See, M
D'Grammont, has just arrived ia Paris, for
the second time in less than mouth, TO
make the Emperor thoroughly acquainted
with the real stale fittings, and to receive
instructions how to acs il this imminent
crisis. II is mainly owing 10 bis eiFnts
that blood has not flowed in the Rvtnagna,
and that the Pepe is still at the Vatican;
bnt we are informed that be is the bearer,
on behalf Of the Holy Father, OF sort Of
ullimaium from which there is no Hope
that Plus TX will rece,lc. If tho sstute-
ness of Napoleon I'll, should be insufficient
10 get RID Of this last and most decisive
VIC are on the ere Of the most
solemn crisis in the history Of Europe"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22

PREMIuMs FOR RAT KILLrYsl IN ILL
So1s Barns in a.iuoies are 50 terribly
infested with rats thas one Of the County
Agricultural Societies-tllat Of Logan
has offered three premiums Of $50, $40
aid $50, for the largest exhibitions Of ri
scalps al their fair. a great many pcfson'
are ii for tho prize, and tho show promise
10 be large and interesting. A Mr. Cor
don, Of Kickapoo Greek, has already &C.
cured 1913 scalps and intends running
the number up to 1000 before the fat.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22

JuDaE NooGLE has decided in the Wal
worth county circuit court that mortgages
given to a railroad company for stock, are
void, because a railroad company can have
no 9owers bnt those granted in the char
iers. and these contain no authority 70 IS
sue their stock in exchange for anything
but money. This case viii soon come be.
fore the Supreme Court Of orr State, ana
then-and not before will this important
issue be permanently settled.-LMIl. Wis
consin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22

GERMAN VoTERs.--Our democratic
ffiends appear TO nave been greatly elateo
over the supposed disafeciion Of The Ger,
mans towards tho Republican ticket. i
seems, however, they began q 10 cxuli-
D quite too early. The Phoenix, an or.
gan Of the German democracy n Mil
yankee, gives the following item Of poli;-
zeal news:
~Let no enc be deceived. There Is lLe
sctppsst dissatisfaction II the democratic
purity onanay aS, particularly because ihe
State Convention has postponed tha III
form "a the representation. They have
10 intention IF introducing That reform,
and viii consequently lose Us.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22
DARLIsGroN, OFT. s, TO-

DARLINGTONJ Wv - oor
Our pretty village which promised 50
fairly twelve months ago TO become con
spicuous for religion and m rallty appears
to be retrograding in these respects Tor
while The material features are progress
inc the religious interests are fast dfclln
ing. - II. rbor;n
of the Baptist Church, preached his fare.
we'll sermon, and tho Chareh Is without :
Minister. -: or la
Congregational Church, has tenderel ms
,as,EnaI1on. The chief cause assigned was
tbe.financial embarrassment OF the Cnulcn
and society. Our prospect i ,iia, ior :
ene ], least We shall be withous any
resident minister, and as this IS a cnarcil'
Going community, 1t will be serious mat
'e' Mr.. Cbapin has gone to reside and
~ i Warren. aud Mr.. Morris has In
,;,ations to four churches; and VIII PsoOa-
bly, leave sooa. ~, - Roay ,naa,
We are getting our share q bear 'nsa ,
pvnfn hauntS ABOUT nclo -
fo,s rs IS much TO the ipjur5 Ct thei.efves
'g' ia nervous. and very exiting 70 the
III an1 adventurous. -Four Y cry fine fell
, 49, have been shot in this 'Ieighbofhood,
and sill we have reports gilmore.
The Hon. L. p. Harvey visited our vil
Iaoo and addressed the citizens on Friday
evening, 18th inst. He is a beautiful speak
Ter, clear, concise, logical and convincing;
he entered fully into the great issue before
he people, viz: the extension, or nor-ex-
telsion of slavery whether free white la
Dor should have room 10 expand, or wheth-I
ii should be crowded out Of our. territory
|by arislocrats Who owned the sersile labor
brought mo competition with free Ia
Dor.
One Of our democratic citizens under
hook 10 show up Bashlofd, as means Of
damaging the party Mr. Harvey represent
ed, and 10 SO doing paid the highest eulo-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22
a Severe Winter Predicted.

The St. Louis Express tells the follow
ing, and predicts from the facts a severe
winter.
Aboutten days ago tremendous drove
Of gray squirrels, numbering hundreds Of
thousands, suddenly made their appearance
on the Merrimac, covering the trees and
waters like PAIL Thousands Of them
were afterwards found dead in the river
and on the ground. They crosse the Mis-
sissippi at that point, and worked their
way down the river, until on Wednesday
they reached Cape Giradeau, crossing the
river at that point in countless myriads. =
The citizens turned out en- masse, aud kill
ed them by hundreds. Every tree and
bush 10 that vicinity swarmed with them
until night, when they all disappeared and
have not been heard of since. Their route
was marked as BY a devastating storm
Trees were girded and fields destroyed
French settlers predict a severe winter, as
it was noticed in 1884 and 1852, thatlm-
mense droves of squirrels made their
appearance, followed by intensely severe
weather.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22
y =. RUMnoLD, NJ. d.

Physician, Surgeon & Accouc en-
nLATrEvILLE, Wisconsin. once on a ~, s', NJ,
nearly oppogitep o having associated wiihDrI1eheh
baebsrwll attend 10 alSurgcaI cases at home or abb
duce Fractures and Dislocations perform
Operate for tho of Club FOO mar lap iuai'' A
Theywi give special attention to Female Diseases,
,ucb "a liberation of the Uterus Proapsas or iarg q
the Womb and all other diseases that are Of eai''o
nature Cancer and Scorfula included 40 ~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22
SHERMAN d LINZ,

Fllenboro, Wisconsin.
agv0ULB respectfully inform the Citizena Of Ellen
w noto, ana surrounding country tat NC y ocateN
in this village where he viii his entire time TO
the practice Of his profession and treat every form OIL
disease in accordance with the most approved methods
of modern science.
ment of Female Diseases and attend 10 all cases OF mid
pifery when called, in this and adjoining Towns.
'-S $3.50 pat0
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22

DR. THOMAS w. BALTZELL.

YAVING permanently located in Lancaster will give
his undivided attention to the practice of his pro-
fcssion, as Physician and Surgeon.
He may be found at all tunes at the Drug Store-un-
loss professionally engaged.
A general supply of Family Drugs and Medicines will
be kept for sale at the old stand of Bradshaw altze
prepared by myself.
Lancaster, May 26th 1858. 49-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22
Glen IIaven-Itocation :. History
and Prospects,

yaan-I,ocation- History
and Prospects.
Nm EpIroR:- Glen Have'a is q small
river village located on the Mississippi
,ss, Twelve miles above Cassville and
,b,ee above Gutenberg, the latter being
IS ,ho Iowa side. The situation is in a
,..llay which rises towards the back coun-
try 81 gradual ascent, the summit being
! mile and half distant from the village,
and the level country back, beings400 feet
above the river. Some 80 rods from the
river, two nice ravines form and lead from
the main valley back into the country,
these affordiug fine ways for roads, south
east and northeast. BY little work,
good roads may be inado through these
ravines.
Glen Hacea has the best landing of any
Town on the Mississippi, and the access
from the country is natural and easy The
vlliage site was purchased IN '36 by Mr..
Ramsey, Of whom it was purchased in 80
by Mr.. Pollock. Some four years since he
sold It to Dir. Griuter & Co, the present
proprietors, BY whom it was surveyed into
lots fol village. tbs company COM
meDced improving By cleaning off the tim
Ter, making roads and building . dwell
ing. saw mill DC. Ten buildings we're
erected previous to the Spring Of S.
whan Mr. Mcintosh took an interest, and
under bis lead the town grew up ike mag
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22

The ....seun Of I'VE late Hugh Mil
Ter has been preserved % the capital Of
Scotland. The price is upwaids Of 3l0ce,
Of which government contributed oEe'hass
tie remainder being lnsde up by coutribuA
lions from the friends of science and nv
admirers Of one Of Der most gated sons
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22

nE The Boston Courier, the organ Of
the Old Wings, and which has been IN.
oerino Oh the borders Of roslayery De-
snoeracs for m5re than year past, tinalls
accents the extreme Southern DenocratIe
dactriae that the Constitution carries slav-
erv into the Terrisorisls AID protects u
there.