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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-18

Flax Crop Flax Staple Crop +
The Culture, Profits.


FLAX Crop Flax a Staple Crop
! The Culture, Profits.
! FRIEEp CovER:-As The seasnii Of seed
lime il again at baud | haze though, IL
In;ght be advisable to say something 10
imy fellow farmers Upon the cultivation Of
Ia K for the seed. The necessity has been
frequently urged upon the farming com
nunlty Of varying their crops aud not r.
living entirely upon wheat, or oats, or corn
And rs prlf .ctly clean seed can be tad
on excellent terms from the Lnseed On
Company accompanied with their guaran-
Tee 10 pay Ut Ieasi SIOO bushel on de-
livery AT their mill IN PlaiteyIlIe, for cleau
seed in the fall; the question naturally
arses-wll il pay as well rs wheat or OATS
or cornl Well, INV then as % tie cullue:
the soil most proper, is the deep, frlabir
loam of our pralries, rs they contain a
large proportion Of vegetable matter ~
their composition; strong clats do not an
swer we'll nor soils Of graseIly or sandy
nature the ground should be well plowed
and narrowed once before sowing; then
cast ON three pecks of seed (no IN 're) IL
the acre, and harrow twice; and, ~ MY
experience proves that all SINAI grsins on
oar Igili, porous soils are better TOR lei
foIlel; follow the last narrowing with
rdlt.r. should there b. one on the farm
To best tiiae FIR sowing proves IL b about
lie fist 81 MAJ. after he wheat AID oais
are IN, aud eiore the clrn is dropped. -
fhe eating, no binding, and stacking II
>l,u le and much cheaper han any Of the
snail gratis. My usual way has been 10
rut with machine. and With fek throw
the lows iuto one AMI stack like hav and
tramp out with horses, though many CT
Their crops thrcSfai by machine (ppen
{, Under i best) The usual weld Is from
10 10 Is bushels though 20 is mol uncan-
mon. and in a few instances % 10 The acre
Iiaye been rai~el Wow an. o., = can cal
culate the cost Of fa.Si small gram, the
harvesting bring tie mosl expensive par,
OF the process With flax the biniIng and
d iocking j. avoi ell; or 20 II hand W !
follow a machine all day thfoAlng me
rows over three IN one. The harvesting i
usually IN September, and is not necessa
riy hndered ike wheat or even oats The
straw an1 chatf are eaten freely by cattle,
and agrees with them, from lis laxative
properties. better than dry straw. But
SIR Editor, fearful OF trespassIig on your
patience conclude anl trust enough Is said
% show thai The crop is worthy Of a fair
trial, AID to refer any one wishing fuller
particulars 10 ). Moore, Esq, PlsttevilIe,
of whom the seed can be procured l..
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-18

SHOULD Woman LEARN TO READ. - On
The ii's' page Of our paper, will be read
the beginning Of an able article which dis
cusses this question, taken from the III
iantic Monthly, and which will b. cohln-
ued through one or more fuure numbers
OF the Herdtd. In rsply to our notice Of
last week to ladies, asking whether il
should appear, several affirmative calls
have been made. The article III question:
Is full Of point, Wit, aud logical argaelnent,
aud The reader Will say II is al easier mat
Tea 10 sheer AT the conclusions lian To re-
ply 10 them. The subject Of WomutS
Itiylsts Is ably handled aud exhausted ot
Argument exhausted We say, because
nolnlns stronger oi ADLER eau be presented.
Old Dacheiors may howl aud stfong men
may riulcuie, but here are thoughts which
Tue lruly great aud good must admire and
edopt as true. Several otter ARTICLES lla,o
seen t'unls.et Va 10 the ladies since last
week, sonie of WHICH ,nay appear IN due
lime. We are thankful Tor LAe fayofs anu
uopc 10 receive further assIstaucs tlou.
tnose Mhcse taste IN selecting reading mat
tei Is superior u our own.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-18

Feb. l5--In Potos, by Rev Peter Vosscare, M. JON
N. LxRssARKI and Mss TaRksA MARTINI, all OF POtoA
Feb 5ih--In Cassville. by Father 2 ,uher, Mr. Jon
BERNHARD 10 Miss oTAlLlA HlILERsnkiN. all Of Ia
above town.
Feb Ttil--In British Hollow, by Rev. Wan. summt,
sides, Mr. THOMAS SKAlfE to Miss MARY ANN KIM, q
81 PotoSa.
FEB 21d--Tn Ecnboro' by John n. Barnett, Esq, N
WIN. +. i.ooAYs and Mrs. SARAH TOWNSEND, al Of
Milyllie.
- Feb. lSth--In Beetown, by s. Newick, Esq. Mr Ron.
ERT huTcHcKoFr Miss ELIZABETH THRossKL, both u
Beetown.
Jan. 20th--At WadSworth, Medina Co., Ohio, bv En-
T. RIVE Mr.. MiNoE itows OF Cuyahoga Falls to Min
DfANTHA Il. WtLcOx, aaughscr Mrs. Judge Pardse o
the former plac..
Feb. l2ti--In Cassville By c. J. Fransenfeld ESQ,
Mr. JEFFERSON lsHMAE- to Miss Give Z. SuaNRt, sno
Caseslile
Fec 2ua--tn cassyile, BY John n Harp, Esq. NJ i
Y CRAIG TO siiss CARoLiSEGkifFITH, All vi Iaassille
VI Feb 7th--In Hazel Green, By lsev. NJ. Fortune NJ
fEDwARD GARY 70 Si-s ELLEN wALsH,all Of Jameslcrt
4.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-18


FARM MORTGAGES A new kink n
farm mortgages, given for Railroad ,ur.
poses has been disco, cred in llino
'Tle Fn.rperi Jvurnol SAYS that
In he rial Of Al ejecimept suit vii
lard vs.. Earl IA question was raised tA
!, he counsel. II. g.. Borchard, ESQ. of i'm
partatce 70 the farlne,sof Carroll, Stepl,
euson, Wnne a4o and 10 Davies u1ties.
y ho are motgag 5 t. the isclne Railroad
The ppinl was this; Tina, !
deblor has right 10 hold a AomeSie ID
against creditor claiming under the title
obtained through foreclosure Of mortgage
executed by the debtor and wife, unless
The mortgage contains az cypress vaVey
of the right of homestead. This POM
was decided in late case b, the Supreme
Conri, and When il was raised in courl
here. as stated, we understand. it was con.
reded to be law by All parties. Now i,
none Of the Racine X, Il. mortgages con.
ala such III express waver, aud rs proha,
hly oee half of them are upon the home
s'eads IF he debtors. il will he seen thai
u is a point Of great Importance to them
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-18

ALcnHolIc iiALLUcINATIoS. A gentle
man Of middle age WAS attacked wIlh d..
Illrlun irenens. tie fought ihe surrounding
suakes for some dave,and then told his
friends that he was dead. He lay stretched
upon his bed for some minutes, when
he arose, walked into anothes room. and
complaiued that be- lad forgotten some
thing N his will. He added codicil, re-
q sting his employers To- take his son INTO
their enplo, ment as his successor in bust
ness. He returned again 10 his room.
looked upon the bed, aud pegan TO rave
because his body hal b en- stolen, asser
ting That he left il upon the bed few
minutes before, and that some Of the Al
sendapts had taken il away. Som the
s'aPor came-on him again, when lie laid
himself down, and .e t,,ngue the; had 50
Wildly insisted on its possssscss decease
was sliiledi IN the cold embrace Of death.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-18

tbs DIFFEREscE. = According q
HiclDord co'rrspoudcnl Ut The FysS wa
burg (Va) News, john allaor Bo,, s ''~S'
thus - ar. Aielnlnlngels speech. Tag
FIT! four years ag', Aaron Bar,
tried for rs life in the same bali q, II '"
suspected Of holding The same view, ',ss
advocating The same cause Mr. Menu sa'
ger has substantially n'ged, and tesD ~
specltuliy lI,seLed to-lo wv: TO dIxa =
Ser the Union, aud establish 4 SnG
wa
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-18


LEGISLATURE - Notes and letters reIa
ting 70 the legislature viii be found ia our
laper. Our Noe and Then, Madison
correspondence letter will bear attentive
ealing The legislature is aiming to do
but liule. 10 that little soon and adjourn
~ an early day. he present T.. lelbaps,
the quie'esl, least dangerous, all considered
The best legislature that has ever met in
Wisconsin. Thus far there has been no
astonishing, reyolutlonising, incenaiary act
passed. and 50 far as we know none il con-
'elnldascd. Il is q quiet. orderly Assem-
bhge. Bat for the occasional blowing Of
Fred Ho7t, enc of the old roaslies that
tine, del:lHp tiemens, political revolution,
methodlSm or railroad bonds has failed 10
deropuiarlse OF convert, tise preseu, lrgis-
la1afs Nouhi scarcely b heard from
through The papers lie and one or Two
81 has associates. The latter alse-the yesla
yes ora former woYldof darkness and dew
itfl, manage y rake daily racket; bu,
|tsr evil thes are powerless, "a lseonsin de-
moctscy Of their stump icing clear on, II
power aud a new creation having taken
place called The Rel aLlisan.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-18
BRIDGING the Wisconsin at Bosco
bel.

A spirited meeting was held at Bosco
bel last week TO consider the matter Of
linking that part OF the county 10 Craw-
ford by bridge across the Wisconsin
river-thereby annexing several towns q
Crau ford to Grant for commercial put-
l,oses-lhps changing the tune Of division
luto annexation and union. Mr.. Alfred
Palmer presided, and George lIaw was
secretary Of The nieeing. Mssrs- Dean,
Mortimer, Knowlt lion AID othrrs addressed
The meeting. Committees were appoint
ed TO ascertain the width and depth Of
the river at the proposed crossing. The
kind Of bottom, the cost Of entertainments
Ec. Also. committee was appointed 70
correspond with A. A. M'Donald at Mad
son, relating to the cost and terms. This
is work for the benefit of the whole
county Of Grant, especially the northern
aud central portions, and one which the
people Of Crawford within fifteen To TWEEN
Is miles of Boscobe SHOULD lake hand
equal TO their pecuniary salvation.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-18
rom he Nashs liz. Tel nst.ee Banner.
At Home 81 d Abroad.

Tie p licv of the Democratic party II
he Sou,h i q asiiate lie slavery cues
ton as ineans Of geting into power on
the hart Of sanle and ~ Il means If pros
ecuiine theiy di-uuion sclefnes On the part
OF olAefs They ke advantage 1t thr
ouil r. axis II f4nnticisln in The Sprll, and
The utieFances ofa few extreme AID crazy
abolin ni.ip, and relr, sent them a. the
controlling Feniimeit Of the Northern
States. They lis this means excite The
prsjpdce Of he soutiefn people against
their Noriliefn lleIhfen. aud hope To lead
llletfi on step ly step until they are event
ualiy ready u 20 to any extreme To- which
il may suit the purposes of political trick
tteis 10 advise them All the Democratic
Conventions YET held in the Snuln, incfn
ding Tenues.e AMI Kentucky. have chang
cd the respons. Bill, Of the IImper's Fer,
treason upon the r, publican parry. No
disclaimer on their part vii induce the
SouiherL DeWCcrals oUiligate the charge
when III homo. Bat how il il wben they
are ibyi I'd 10 travel Oh Republican Rail.
fosds ami Republican vine, The tune =
changed The very men who ccntr He'd
the Jenosn ratio ongenlions Of TcnI esse~
anil Kentucky, and no issued ihese char
ees Of wai ulfn The South against the
Republicans of Ohio aud lnliana, and who
could noi iind il their hearts to yonrhsafe
one VOID OF devotion o lbe Union, wed
6llh one smother in Co,unbu~ and Ciucin-
natl in psaans 10 tliga Union and ore lis
tingui>hed Democrats gentleman from
Tennes &c Was actually charged with steal
ing lie thunder OF The leading Republican
Of Ohio, Gov. Chase. AT home they tell
their constituents 10 prepare 70 defend
Themselves against va, upon the south
Is these traitofous Rcpul leans; in Ohio
they chilk thei. Oh mpagnc gases with
these inou>tious frlow~--aHd the Demo
ciafie Governor Of Ktntucky, Who q few
moaths age, y hie talking 10 bis !,aIty for
hFS feet, uttered the most vehement
de-, uDeiatiors against the Republican pti-
III, r.Hge tGe'a with ,lodnciug tie
ilm iei's FerJ outbreak, and with steal.
IN afmiallA $i0o,0C0 worth # slaves
frain I en- nck, Is hem, VI II
their pfesenc~Ahat They haze show them
sel,es true d lie Ulioa- as true as wc
ore.h'
These 40 Signifean, facts, and should
10 'ieafl'rad p in thelnin,ls IF The peopI.
for t.hee iol, during the { ming can, as.-
fhev n.llldo o refer 70 when hess Dem.
ocntic parry haeksinoant Tie stump dn.
ing ne c, nj & sa ner and dpnauct
these same Republicans ~ ttaitos. and a.
wafrlna proa iie south. for the purpose Of
ttEinAieing The llus Unlon, and consory
atisa m'n 10 the country who, we lruSr,
will 81 raisina all over tile Union, around
senle snah9, e9nseiva'i,e, Union man, a.
o candidate FIR The Presidency.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-18

How To FIT UnURcH.-A clergyman
in Sa !" N. j., say The STANDARD, recently
announced from hls puipE that upon The
next Sabbath evening ne would preach a
srrnon 10 "noraI men, Epon this oc-
casion lie house WAS crowded in every
part, and large pros.or ion Of the con-
gregatlon was made up Of those who bad
not : darkened a church door" for many
yearsl
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-18
GBe DDetalO.
J. a. N c "A STER-
Saturday. February 18Th. 1860.
Republican State Convention.

Rernblsean State Convention viii be held at the
capitol, III Madson- Wednesday, the 2Sb nay Of Feb
lunr5 1860, NJ IL oclocA NJ, To choose four desga
from each Cpngi District, represent the 81 +
o Wisconsin ia lhe Republican National Convention
b. held ia Chicago the l3th IT June next;
inate two cangida for Pieadenal electors for lie
sle al lar-e; 10 adopt such arton be dee, cd
ssi.ablr ID view c the approaching election Of CT ii
Justice Of the supreme court Of the State; anu FOR
LanraetisA q such other business may he ihoug
calculated to atsauce the nerssis OF the party and
mole tie sueeess VI it, pfinci3 Iss.
Each ASS ms district OF the state will be entl,d 10
Two dtegates n such cunventiun excepI where di ;
tcf iaeuaes mere than county, when each county
az b. entitled two delegates.
Tue committees would respectfully suggest that A.
snls listtvnveRors oe caGtu eject dole ates to the
state G"s eniion 10 be held eaiy as Saturday. the
18Th Cay 81 February.
~ Draer ef Republican Central committso.
Dated Maai.eI. bee %. 80
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-18
ASSEM- bly, Di.strior Conventions


/ is hoped that every Assembly Dis
nci N Grant will be fully represented ii
the stale Convention. ] he Assembl,
District Conventions are to la held m Sat.
day tbs 18Th Of February, for electine
Delegates, two for every district, ii all Ten
tor The county. In case it should be
found difficult in any Assembly District 10
gat two per ons to goio Mad so. 9. the As
semhlyman ofseeh District be chosen. We
- not know whether Mr.. SEAToN would
consent to represent the Iootosi District il
she STATE Republican Canventior, being
Of the Deur cratic p.r-ua<ion; he might,
a. matter Of business, purely. We eau
not SEQ that his Delnocracv would suffer
10 he least in that District b represent
ing Republicans. since they all voted 70.
him, ard since Polosi Democracy Is so
elastiH; Billy Hull used to street III his De-
moclacy so wide AS to cover the wo ST sin
10 The decalogne aud afterwards get him
,elf endorsed by recollection. Though Mr.
Seaton would not sin he nigh, consent 10
.ep-esent Potosi District in State Re
publican Convention, if chosen 70 do so.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-18
Dated ,a4i.on. Dec q, 80.
Western As. DIST. Convention

y 4 - @~'7t7' A-1-ssb. NSOK1 VS14t10IIs
In acco fdaEce with the suggestion Of Ike State Re-
puuiean csnlilttee, convention will be held in the
ilias,. oi Ia ton at O'Clock i. H., the 18th 81
Febfuar, 1870, for the nenGraon of delegates TO
represent be Western ASSEMBLY Dsilicl OF 6lan.
y IN Tie biean convention, Madison On
The 18th inti.
And we wond suggest that primary meetings b. held
~ lie usual flaces in tie towns Of aid district, on
Wedissea' he l5l al o'clock r 81 for tho ss!ectlon
pt delegaies ~ e convention Taftop, proper
hon Of two To every nty Republican olicu
efnsl lsSi fail
ton this basis We give tho number Of delegates, viz
W. abusing 3e as-yilie s. Beefown 4LIttle Grant Patch
Giote5 Natervo2, tlglle g.
WALDO BROWN, Chm Or Com.
Patch Grove Feb eth, 1850,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-18
Lancaster AS. hist. Convention.

Ia pursuance OF call Of the State Repubican Com
tee, convention viii be ned Ia the village OF Lam
laster, ~ ocl0ck T.. N on the 18th OF Feb 1860 G,f
ING nomination q two Delegates to repis the Lam
cas- er Assembly District Of Grant county, 10 tho Rerub-
iican Convention 10 meet in Madison the 18th inst
AID we would suggest that primary meetings he held
at me snal places IN the towns nf bistficf on wedn.s
dry the 10th, ~ o'clock r. H., for the selection fdel-
fAtts TO the convention at Lancaster IT, the nroportion
q I'VE 70 every Fifty Republican votes poed Tor Gov
nor last iaIi The fr1wug the towns: Lancaster
fenhAose EtseheoFe'. Maiian liberty, icarrv Grove
Lancaster. Feb. 9TH, lS6Q. S'A
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-18

Eg- Al the municipal election at Bur
Ii g.un, lowe, last week, The Republics :
ear'l,d every ward. Lancaster, Pa, La-
gone democratic for city officers by onl.
is9 majority, democratic gain however
as compared With LAT fall Of near 500.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-18

FARM MoRrAoEs.-'fhe Beloi. Journal
SAYS that Al a meeting Of farm morlga.
uorsA lat Sssttrdrys.a cvssnrittre- ~y4ss- n,
pointed 10 secure The services of compa-
tent counsel, aud 10 communicate wits
similar bodies in other counties, The com.
Mltsee % report tc.na 'sdjourne,f meeting
70 bs heidi that p.aca newt Saturday.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-18
Boscol,el NIarhela.
New xorlr Market.

REQ H.
FioEr-very heavy,k unchanged. S. Is for super sha
IS 15@$5 25 fr common to me- dunn extra weston
Whsat--DuIl, Milw. club, 81 20.
Barles-S5c.
Rye 85GS7.
Corn--sl u Ws2c for yellow,
OaiE--S L. te aud Canaditn 45346
Pork dull, SIS % for new mess SIS % for prims
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-18

OREGON U. s. SENATORIAL ELECTION.
"A warm contest is raging IN Or. gon ii
view Of the approaching election Of u. s
Senator, by the Legislature soon 10 H.
chosen. Col. +. d. BAXTER. formerly Of
this city, has removed TO Ponl nd, with
he view Of becoming candidate for
senator;
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-18
CONGRESS- The House failed 10 cleo.

h public Printer on Monday last, the Re
Iablieaas voting for u Il 8 Of Indiana,
tie Democrats f,r Glassbremer. The
death u Frederick was announced, which
interrupted business. 1t is no.ed that ev-
er sinee the election Of Republican
Speaker, not.a disanion speech has been
made. Disuuion is the mest dangerous
private plank il the national democratic
platform. "Hang tie dssuaion traitors'
IS \ sentiment As popular As ever was
''Ledth 10 old John Brown.' Its pro.
l'osed TO suspend 4 Canvass from the tal.
ms OF tho eagle immediately over the
Speakers chair. containing tho following
MOTTO: THE Union. 1t must and shaH
Be preserved" Joekson.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-18
Stray Mare & Colt SIS RewaEa

CyfKAYEDffom the subscriber residing four mi TIRE
- asst Of Lancaster. tho 4th of Jane last ~" nd ursl
year old dark iron grey, very dark about neaI rss
large head and neck sina eyes. Also, clayUsty a
cnlt black name and tail, trots and racrF Lies ~
oc age. Who returns said colts 10 me q
Information thai can get them. shall De- as M
both. @. AUrtt
February 18TH 1860
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-18

PRESIDENTIAL. - Greeley thinks that
the democrats will nominate Al Charles
ION Douglas FIR President, and that the
Republicans will nominate Fremont and
Dayton at Chicago.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-18
Galena produces Market.

wheat ss@s3c; Cats Doc; Corn io9a5c Barley Gses
Hogs Ss5ogs5 oc--the the latter price for the ,ay
veayieSt.- iaiena Adv. Sth.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-18
n Office.

In the matter OF the application or John Martin
Bishop Of the diocese Of Milwaukee for lcvnss b al
Elk acres and rod Of land ia square form, rrp
norla Of Range weSi in Grant county, WiscOnNra
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that spPlicau.""n,, !
be made the Circuit Court 0t Graht c"hI ~ .s
t-e nrkt tenn thereof fof license To be gran'e 81
c0ur, nns,owerng John Marta Heprie, bls'"p Dr.
diorcse % Milwaukee,, 10 sell ami CONVEY ths nsds
scibd iand aud the proceeds thereof 70 b. e vlsg
ting afai finishing house Of worship ~ lga
OF lancaster in said eounts.-Dated 1911 fe0,ggST'
BARBER 4 LUwktla,,,,s
IS ATTORNEY for Ielu0----<
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-18

Mr.. HoPE MAIL-The mail routes and
lnaiI connections have become Of late so
ueiangrd by ex ernal il ererruce that
naiI matter has to pass lncalculable rounds
and distances, often three fourlhs Of i
circle before reaching It's destined hon e..
As an instance, SiT, HOPE, better known
~ the Burne.t aud Whteside neIghbor
hood Is distant from Lancaster Just IA
miles; 70 reach that place It has to first
20 through to Prairie du Chen, thence
70 some Il. y, OH the Wisconsin, liver,
conllnaiug after delays, through accidents
Of navigation, ice, breaking Of packages
to Mt. liore. Packages Of papers, We are
assured, are pretty well toll-d by news
hunting clerks, who just take oat a paper
hon each package, forgetting TO replace
q he same, So that ~ the Tine Inc Herold
II ak 20 OF p pers arrives al Ml. Hope,
Tie nuineerof papers Is dlsrss pectfnib less,
aud thv claimants of wanting numbers
censurc u without mercy. The conse.
qaence is, We are al used and the Heyala
isl IS growing >rnallerat IL. Hope. We
scarcely hnk worth while TO saw ilaS our
paperssre p ompily and iiincl, forwarded u
susscribe,s, because all ksow lDal IL is our
Interest," u be prompt a-d 4 great loss To
Il, for any one 10 film getting bis Herald
regularly.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-18

CHANCE An acl has passed the lpgis
lation changing the times Of holding eomls
in Riehland County 10 the frat Mondays
Of June AMI Deeenber.