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RAILROADS, &C.

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TWICE DAILY. SUNDAY kvESINo KxcEPrkpJ
RICHMOND AND DANvlLLk RAILROAD.
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steamers between Aeqnia Greek washington
iuher iniormAaon, apply At this once, Street
S"oeAoe nil JAMES b. WINSTON,
sAML RUTH, supt As' Agent
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Richmond, Jan, 81, 1855 I.,a.,,
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CHICKERING PIANOS.

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America OF Europe
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other factory None
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As this factory has han agency q
Richmond these Instruments subscber
The factory warrants all Pianos promptly
tended
warerccus north de % street. 9th and a. Hah
ton 4 R<othsr's, No iss Main street
malt NArU-I, Sale Sr,t
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YORK
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NEW ARRIVAL OF
ELEGANr PIANO rORrES.
me -ahsertbers have Opened Of the nost
elegant which they have ever offered
Before them
ienee ecnhnlg the and vibration OF the
ssuAre Piano fcrte.
They supported francs
beautifully finished and would Adoru pArlor
Of any mansion- JAMES wOOpHOUsE Co,
Booksellers, staiioners and Dealers
maid In Piano fcrtes, Richmond.
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FNH ROUGH FREIGHT ARRANGE.
Il MENT-From Richmond, VirEi5is Va III
70 nc w Orle ans, Eicksburg, Memphfs. A.
Louis, Montg omV ~, Tus cumbin. "A M nm. 'vTs.
CON. Nashvile. Chattanooga. Sc.
IhE RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD COMPANY
that they Just concluded A..
for and forward goods above speeae ed N De fooin l
rates: - N-e 'O4o"ins oN
How Special LIST 81 sd
Knoxville, Tenn, andIan -- S>S' S'Ass-
stations far Chat
tanooga. 100 Ds.
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HARVEY, AHMIsTEAD & WILLIAMS.

HARVEY, AHMISTEAD & WILLIAMS
81 Pearl Street,
AyE received Groceries, which
they offer TO 10 the trade terms eompr1-
sing f''
1000 bbis. No. Herring very superior
100 hhds. y. o. Sugar
$50 bbls O. Sugar
100 bills Crushed, Loaf and @. Sugar
- hhds. " o. Molasses
2,oOO kegs Old Dominion Nails.
100 tons sweedes Iron
100 do. Hoop nd Sheet Iron
90 do. Nail Rods
10 cases MAYORS Cast and Shear Steel
10 tons English and American Busiered Steel
600 boxes Tin Plate
600 uerces Line
100 tons Richmond Ground Plaster
900 bags Rio Coffee
200 bags Laguira Coffee
200 bags Java Coffee
100 mats Mocha Conee-very rhoics
40 cases landlords Licorice
30 chests Assorted Teas
bags Orchard Grass Seed
100 do. Herds Grass Seed
loo bags Clover Seed
Is bbis Tanners on
70 tierces New Rice
~ hhds Bacon Sides
10hhds Bacon Shoulders
40 bbk. whisky; 20 do ~ v Rum
100 bbls. hne Brandy and Whisky
1000 bSs Adamantine Sperm and Talov Candles
esil from buyers Il solicited fe9s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-12-31
~ InOnATI; -nENICK
Ia the matter Of the estate County Court. On
81 samuel Penlek, deceased CoGnty, Wisconsin,

q 2 the matter Of the estate County Court Grali
y samuel fenlek' deceased. eoSnty, Wisconsin
Il A reading and fling the petitioa Of John coWg
~ anu Jes-t Brooks, Administrations Of tile estate
sid samuel feaiel deceased representing thai the per-
SONAR estate u Sa deceased had all Been exhausted a
that the debts dus and unpaid AGAINST aaid decessd
ua praying lvr ncense to sell portion of the real
tate where Of said deceased died seized la order to ~
said debts aud expenses Of ADMINISTRATION
1t is Therefore ordered that all persons Interested in
estate appear before the Judge or this court At To
court house IN Lancaster, IN sad Grant county, onS
arst Monday q FEBRUARY A. d. 1860. AZ one o'cIod
- te afternoon Of said day to show canse Il any thor
shat " why license saopld not 10 granted 10 ai al
hlhstsator according TO the prayer OF said petition
ana .s larthsr ordered that james A. Jones b sp
pointed me specis Guardian Of tho minor heirs Of a..
aeseased ior the purpose Of taking care ofths inies
Anu u y further ordered that notice thereof - n
70 All persons interested therein by serving Sow
lnlAorueF On the said special Guardian ana nv ~ aid
o. sid deceased AZ least ourteen Gays previous y n
day Of hearing and also by publishing this oG Y be
iour 81 ucceFslYe weeks pre- ious 70 ad G oswspr
ing IN the "Grsnt County herald"a weekly nsr Ia.
per, published At Lancaster 10 said Grant county
ted December 10th, 1855. -
2S-4w WM. McGoNIGAL, County Juos'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-12-31
srERIFF,s gALE-nII.ToN.

hn'' =. farlsi, Plaintiff
lB. F Hiiton&wifc SDefontapts. - 49, oOu''
August Term 1850 judgment Of Foreclosure atd sale
10y virtue of judgment rendered III tie abo.e nama
conrt on the first day of Augy.s., A. d. 1852 10
layor Of VIM, f. Parish, Pvt ard sgainst q. +. Hilton
and wife, De7ts SHALL the 2etn dav of Iec 1862 o.
one O'clock p ~ OF said day expose for sale At Public
aacton aad shall se fae following described morga
ged premises 70 he highest ana best Bidder cash
hand, at the outside door Of the court house, u,
vintage OF Lancaster, IN aid county Of Grant, and sla
sell 50 much thereof may be necessary to satisfy the
above mentioned JUDGMENT to Wit: six hundret and
seventy-hFe and foriyrase ons-hurdredti,s doian.
($o1J45 together with Costs Interest and Accriing
COSTS The morgaged premises described folloWs,o
lwit:
The east half the Southwest quarter of section No.
20, IN town 5, north Ct range VEST the north hsi
ana southwest quarter Of northwest quarter dissection
NO !, N township No four az, north OF range six (6
vest the southeast quarter of northeast quarter and
noftwest quarter Of southeast quarter Of section no
Two (2), ~ township four (4) north Of range six N
q southeast quarter OF section two C2J, in township
NO =, Dorth OF range * 10y west except about two
acres on the south point OF the last named act o.
anai also certain tract of land described .OosS
to-wlg: Commencing at the nofth-west corner OF f
northeast quarter of south easquarer Of section No.
iour ~, north OF range six west running thence soum
ory rods, and from thence cast forty rods, snd IRON
thence to the place ofbegnning; the whole containing
500 acres, more less.--Dated SherPs Office sepl
10th, 1853. WM. II. FOSTER, Sheriff
rs OfGraht County, Wiz
For want of bidders The above sale s hereby adjourn
until the goth day Of January, A. D. 1850 at Che aS'
place and hour - the day Dated Dec goth, 1852
WI II. FOSTER, Sheriff
OfGrant CoUDiy,Nh
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-12-31

IIoLE.IN-THE DAY.--This celebrated
Indian brave, we were informed BY Major
Cullen, has built him ray old house
On lbs fesersed six hundred and forty acres
at Grow Wing Oh the Mississippi. The
house had cost him some six thousand dol
lars in gold, and is nearly surrounded by
piazza. The old chief is living with sia
,oives, in all the splendor Of Mormon
Bishop. His parlor is furnished with II
rocking chairs, while the wall are hung
with eight large pictures, seven Of which
represent himself aud the other, Major
Cullenl Three Of his wives are old like
himself, and tho other three Young aud
beautiful They live like "wlite folks,
all set at the same table and hare the
best china and coffee sets for every day
Use. The old man has over one hundred
acres ofhis reserve under cultivation, which
brings forth bouutifully. His wives work
a large garden well stocked with flowers
LA Crosse Dem.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-12-31
re Che Patrons of tna Hazel Green
Collegiate Institutes:

AS il Is generally known that Prof.
MILLER WAS expected % be CONNECTED with
tie above mentioned Institution, and that
be Las failed 70 make his appearance, il
may BE well that some statement be made
liz reference 10 the matter. Our former
advertisement was 10 good faith, and not
f5r effect merely, ss W. had positive as. y
rance 81 lis co ming III Gle present case
there can re 10 disappointment, ~ Prof
Crosby i nov with Is, rec : for the labo'
Of The coming sets'6i.
We need sctrceIy say that we feel forth
nate IN securing the services of Prof Cros-
by. His I rner success ~ teaching Il
sufficient warrant Of success
d. GRAY P0RMAN.
fTazeI Green. Dsc. 23l-iS59.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-12-31

- a IlIi I'D

Dec. 29fhIn lancaster. by wood Il. Beach, Esq.
Mg, ABEL RoBzKTS to Miss EMILy CURRY, all Of ancas-
ter.
Dee 2stlt-In Lancaster y Rev John VI Reed, sIr.
Y, e. CASTLE 70 Miss ALNEDA HAREksox.
Nov. p ls-In Boscobel. by Rev. " Mullen, Nr Sol
oSoN AshAhSio Miss FRANCES DiCKgysoS Of 30 c)bel.
Nov lzth--In Wngyne. bg r. j. GHEl.xE Esa. SIR.
JOSEPH MILLER 70 Miss AgvIILA +. ban stow b9th "
Hickory Grove, WIS.,
Nov. l9th--In Pctos, By Rev Ferd. zoubar, SIR III
cnAEL MEYER to Miss M4GpALFS ScHMiTz all Of Po5si
Dec 22d-In Beetown, BY Gordon Day. Esq, Mr.. Ed
WY WooD to Miss n. norY.
Dec. 22d In Wingv lille ~ r. J. Green, Esq. ST.. JSo
MekELYx to Miss JOSEPHINE WATcHrLER.
Dec. l9th-ln Cassvilie by Rev. Father Zouber Mr..
IC kiRcHBAuA to Miss GERrAUDH ERAESER, all OF Cass-
VILE.
Dec. 2lst-ln Hazel Green by John 0'suIlivar. Esq
SiR. ROBERT ALLISON to Miss MARY ARMSTRONG
Dec l6,h-In Cassville BY John d. Harp, ESQ., Mr.. NJ
J. WoonINGToS TO Mass HENRIETTA MUSsoS, all ol
Cassyi,le.
Dec lsth--Tn Wayusing b. Lyman Cabins. ESQ,
fEARyEL OF WyaiusHg.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-12-31
IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

viii aud testament of Da fiSJg Present. Nan. McGon-
yid 3nl3aan deceased. )igal Judge
I'M reading and fng an instrument III writing pur.
NJ porting 10 DO the last will aud testament
David Bpinsr hate of Tho town Of p0t0si, IN the
county Of Grantand Stale WISCONSIN deceased where
in John Tehin aud Michael LAWYER sfe MINED Executors
heard before he Judge of this COURT the Court House
Ia Lancaster, in said counts. Monday ihe.Srd day Of
January 1850 at clock ia tic afternoon u said
Gay.
And is further ordered that notice thereof be given
70 al persons Interested By publishing this ordei for
three successive weeks prevousto saidday OF hearingn
the Grant County Herald" weekly new spaper pull.
lishe~ ST Lancaster, ia said Giant county Dated De-
cember ~, 1852 MN. McGONIGAI.
Is 3w County judge
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-12-31
Population Of Wisconsin.

The aggregate vote cast in Wisconsin
on the ssh Of November, ('ncluding the
retu MS thrown outby County Canyassers,)
is trile over $4,000.
This at The ratio Of one vote to every
six and half persons, indicates popula
tion Of 100000. The census Of 500 will
doubtless show population of $4,000.
If the ratio TO be established for a Con
gressional district is ixcil as we presume it
will be, at 10000. Wisconsin will be en-.
titled TO seven members.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-12-31
summons fiesbach.

Circuit Court Of Grant County, Aug. 81, i'O'
john Angell, pItiF.1 State Of Wisconsin, IS
~ County Of Grant
Herr Dlissl ach, def't
In the name Of the State Of Wisconsin to said az
ants:
NOU arc hereby summoned and required 10 -
j. the complaint Of the paintiiT In this action ~
% which is On Gle in tho flee OF the CLERK Of ~
Coevt Of said County ard to serve copy q yosssD
swer 20 the complaint lhe subscriber at bis o. o.
the village Of Lancaster witl.'n twenty days avg
service q this summons on yoai, exclusive q sus
vice; and Il yon fail to answer the said complsDas
Ia the time specified The plaintiff 10 this action VI
Judgment against you for tho sum of6ve hun9gufs
Dated August Bath, 1859. Plaintiff Aus1slyN
oS40ts Lancaslsf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-12-31

GoING TO TIE "OLD Country. Friend
GARSIcK has sufficiently recovered lis To-
comotion, since bis terrible rliabgling by a
railway csgine two years ago, as 10 con
template a journey to the ''old country.
he expects to Start IS early as Tie forepsrt
Of The coming month, and viii proceed to
the land Of his natiyty-,he "Borders, =
between England and Scotland. Mr.. G's
visit is not solely one Of pleasure, but he
goes with the intention Of info ming the
people Of that region of the fertility, beau
ty, cheapress and quantity Of the Illenois
Central r. r. lands in the Sucker State.
~ Dunlcilh Advertiser.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-12-31
WnER the IANKgE GmLs nave GoNE

WHER THE YANKEE GfRLs HAVE GONE.
The women OF New England, and par
ticularIy those + Massachusetts, earn mil.
lions Of dollars annually, 10 various branch
rs Of industry which have been introduced
ii modern times. La one part Of common
wealth, female labor is employed at bind
ing shoes; in another district, braidhg
straw is the leading pursuit; in a neigh
boring county palm leaf is converted into
hats and bonnets by women; and in the
seaport villages clothing is made by the
female residents for large dealers in Dos
ton. 1 he effect Of this home industry up
oh large scale has been the withdrawal
of nearly the whole naive force from The
factories, and the substitution Of foreigners
in manufacturing villages; while in the
matter of domestic service, the native wo-
men have almost left the fell, much re-
greet and annoyance Of housekecpers; and
we apprehend that if the amount Of the
aggregate wealth Of the women Of MAss-
achnselts could Be asccrtained, Tie SUN
would surprise everybody. They form a
large class Of tbe depositoys in Savings
Banks, and there is hardly corporation
within our borders that has not females
among lis share owners. The Independent
industry Of our New England women adds
largely each year to the aggregate wealth
of the community.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-12-31
A'Gounty Treasury Seized UpoT
to Pay Railroad Bonds.

Tho Washington, (Penn.) Examiner
says that Deputy U s. Marshal Dougher-
ty visited that place on Wednesday, and
seized upon the County Treasury TO pay
an execution for judgments and costs for
the amount of interest coupons on bonds
issued by the county 10 the Hempfeld
Railroad Company. The legal effect Of
this proceeding is to lock up the treasury
against all other claimants until this jRdg
ineut is paid, which is about $4,000, to
The liquidation Of which the commissioners
SIRE bound 10 apply all moneys that come
into the treasury, under penalty Of at
tachrnenL IN case of disobedience.
Lawrence county is about in the same
position. Special writs were issued on
Thursday, by the United States Court,
commanding the county commissioners TO
pay the amount fthe judgment recently
35tained by various parties for interest on
railroad bonds.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-12-31
IIazeI Green, Dec. 23l-is59.
1'he senate Cs,lninIttees.

we arc told that the Democratic party
Is not sectional party, but q national
party. Now look at the arrangement O
the Committees ofthe Senate. The slave
holding States are given the Chairman o.
IalI The Committees Of any Importance.
The Committee on Foreign Relations i
presilel over by Mr.. Mason, Of Virginia
that on Finance by A1r. Hunter Of Virgin
ia; that on Commerce BIZ Mr.. Clay Of AL
ALBANIA; that on Military Aifaiis by Nj
Dagi, Of Mississippi; tbat on Naval Affairs
by Mr.. Mallory, Of Florids; that on the
Judiciary by Mr.. BAyani, Of Delaware !;
that on Post Offices By Mr., Yulee, Flor
ida; that on Public Lands BY SIR. Johnson,
Of Arkansas; that on Private Lands Claims
by Mr.. Benjamin, Of Louisiana; that on
Indian Affairs By Mr. Sebastian, Of Arkar-
sas; that on Revolutionary Claims by Mr.
Toombs, Of Georgia that on ths District
of Columbia by Mr. Brown, Of Mississippi:
that on Territories by Mr. Green, Of Mis-
sonri; aud that on Comngent Expenses
by Mr.. Johnson, of Tennessee. Only the
Chairs OF two or three unmportant Com
fnittees are given TO Northern Democrats,
and Of course, liono at all to Republicans,
who have twenty-five Senators, and repre-
sent the most populons part Of the Union.
They are allowed only ta0o Members on
each Committee Of seven - State Jour
nal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-12-31

TnE INJUSTICE Is roo SI1ARp.-Justice
FCatron, Of the United States Supreme
Court, "a resident Of Nashville, Tenn is
said to have protested against the act now
before the Tennessee Legislature. for ex.
pelliug the free blacks or reducing them
to slavery.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-12-31
Stray Steers.

rgsAKEN UP on the premises OF the Subscriber nea
/ Long Branch, in the town Of Potos on tie md o
in the face ana short TAIL with crop OH and swal
low IN tho left earl the ye- old has an under bit out
left ear and brown face. Teovne can have the sam
by paying charges and take property
MATTHIAS PITzEN.
Potosi, Dec 10th, 1859. 2s-4tch S
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-12-31
COMMssIoNER,s NorIcE

M the subscribers being appointed by the Hon Tho
w county court for the county ofGran Commission.
ers 70 receive, examine and adrst all claims and de
nanas of al persons against the estate OF John Thomn
son. late OF the Town Of Avie, in said county deed
and also al claims aad demands exhibited ii Offset
Der 1889, being allowed by said court for that
we 90 therefore, hereby give notice. that we will All end
. tlie business q appointment at the bate dwelling
mouse o. tne said deceased the 26h day OF Nav 1906
and the 7tl day Of July 1900 from o'clock, s. a. IN
" 1, o'clock, 2 M, on each ofsaid days.
Dated Dec. 9th, 1859. 4yr-2S
HENRY PATCH
WILLIAM HUMPHREY. { Nouiaiassisnef
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-12-31

MGssAeE.-The Presidents annual mes
sage, more properly speaking, slavery
lecture, was delivered on Tuesday last
A sketch Of the message may be seen in
another column. We may give the whole
document next week
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-12-31
10 all Whom It may Concern.

A-orTcE Is HEREBY GIVEN that an application
N viii made to the Circuit Court .f Grant COUNTY
Wisconsin atthc MarchIen, thereof lS60by tho seyers
proprtors of lots in tie following named Blocks tho
made and entered said Court vacating the following
named alleys anc streets Designated the map and plot
South through Blocks 4-5 20-2S-35-44 Also
All the alley Running through Dlocks2c-24-9
As.
Also MI that porfiof Of Walnut Strcel living between
said Blocks "a 80. Also all that part ~ The aey be-.
tween lots 4-5-6 Z il Blocl. ~. BARBER 4 LOWRY
q AalY,a for Pclif iinnnrs.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-12-31
TAKEN UP.

TAKEN UP b. the subscriber, residing in tho To
4 Of Beetown end owned By him in said town, on
o. about the 18th day Of December, 1850, Brown
llorse COlone year OLD past thereabou,s and marked
slth white hind foot the near sido said colt Il
blind in one eye the near side.
CARTER HICKoK.
BeetOwn, December 27th 1859 2S.{ts
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-12-31

Money en- be renttcd TO bills af.a stamps "
NAL for Ktraid subscriptions, advertisements or ohe
WORK. ard fol oil amounts and for receipt u such
ey iettefs Arrays forward vouchers. We have neso
knoyn letter addfesse 70 containing money 10 set
lest TheI efore persons indebted to need not wait
for any opportunity send money BY hand sendt By
mail We needy a. this ime, asseveral heavy pay
nlen.i aae from US are % be net lhis GIL.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-12-31

Rallroael Farm Mortgages.


A change Of venue has been procured
from this tothe Janesville Circuit Court,
for the hearing Of The cause Of Blunt vs.
Hiram Kuovlion, H. & ". II. r. Co, and
others, ID order that i may Be takennp to
The Supreme Court at Tie JanaWy term.
This case involves tie notorious qtsilon
of tic validity Of Railroad fsrsn u rigagcs ;
Hunt attempts 70 tofe.lose Il lhorlgage
which Knowiton give hin Oh certain prop
erty upon which the Rilrotl Company
have prior mort4a5, The Effort will be
made TO set aside this Railroad mcitgage
as having been given without consiiera,
lion. WILLARD MERRfLL, OF he firm Of
HuTcnISsoN & MERRmL, Attorneys FIR
plaintiff. and d. II. Johnson, Attorney fol
defendants, Of this place, ef, for Jsnesvlle
Tuesday morning Iasi The case will come
up, in that count, sometime this week
perhaps has already been disposed Of
EPranie du Chen Leader.