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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-24
OUR sYMPATHisERs

The democracy are alarmed at the con,
filct between the Federal court, or as Or
ton calls it Miller's cm-throat jurisdiction,
and our State Supreme Court. They af
firm that such Of the members Of our Su-
preme Court as advocate State Rights, mus
suffer Imprisonment until they submit te
Miller and the Federal powers at Washing
ton. We'll, let the rub come; then viii IL
the time to try the grit Of our men; lei
the conflict be long, hot and trying to sou
and body. We wouldn't give q cent for i
man unless he'd be git to the last, even te
life and property. If A. Scorr SLOAN i
unwilling to suffer imprisonment for prircii.
pie, let him back down and leave the track
clear for a. D. SMITn, ]. Fl. KNowLroN Of
some other. But we know SLOAN to bt
right, and as ready to perish in the confliei
as to triumph.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-24
GRANT CIRCUIT COURT.

The Court docket, criminal and civil, re
quiring jury trial, being about through
with, the jury will probably be dismissed
this week. The Court will probably con
tinue to sit most Of next week for chancery
cases and other matters. Judge CorHREN
deserves the public thanks for running the
Court early and late and pushing things
along instead Of waiting on the slow mo-
tons Of lawyers. In this respect, he is
scarcely outdone by our County Board Of
Supervisors.
The weather being 50 fine, those in at
tendance at Court exhibited much anxiety
to get released in order to put in their crops
and do their Spring work. But for such
anxiety they would have had a happy
time. Persons so anxious about work and
business must be lily prepared for that final
absence from home and family to which
all are liable when called for by old father
Time with his scythe!
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-24

In the case Of the State Of Wisconsir
against Trenary, Mills, Place and Bullock
the charge being for assault with intent te
Kill John Symonss the jury returned a YER
diet Of " guilty Of assault" without intent
to Kill. The case lasted nearly two days
The fact that John has usdsaly been on TIN
other side, his cases always reading, Stat,
is. Join Symons," the above is rather IL
markable. The indictment should hav,
been headed thus: 81 bill to giee III,
ID has due"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-24
poIIlIeaI Mee,;ng Il clIfton.

A number of the citizens Of the town o
Clifton met at tue HopewelI school-house
oil Saturday evening, March 10th, for tht
parpose Of political discussion. Distin
guished gentlemen from Iowa and Grant
counties took part in thedebate. Mr.. j. ID
Tiplett Of Highland made regular dem
ocratic speech, which was replied 20 by Mr.
A. Foster Of Clifton man able and eloquent
address setting forth clearly the true piin-
ciples aid origin Of the republican party
and exhibiting to the public view the cor
rptness Of the sham-democracy, to tbs
great annoyance ofsome democrats present
Mr.. Foster is a worthy man and sound re-
publican. w. G. B.
ClIFroS, March 10Th, 1860.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-24

REroRr.-By way Of reply u Mr.. JOINS
sanru, who figures this week in he Fitness
in favor Of Division, we note that the court
has been engaged most Of the time for two
weeks Upon criminal cases ariing at or neal
Platteville. We hope Mr.. john SMITn
and the Fitness are satisfied that Lancas-
ter is not chargeable for long term Of
court there MOI being a single case on the
Docket from Lancaster
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-24
Fashion, Prison for the Women-shnli Wo,
men Emancipate themselves.

We hoped to see some style Of dress APP
pear this spring which would emancipate
women from their prison bondage within
long dresses and crinoline; we hoped for
some dress that would enable women to
walk through wind and mud, and allow
them to run, climb fences or wade through
grass and brush as expertly as memo or boys
we hoped for a style Of dress that would al
low them to lie or sit down when tired OF
exercise. God nessr intended women for
such slow motioned creatures as they are
compelled to be by the present fashions
they, as well as men, were intended for
work, for play; FOR going about the house
and field, for walking fast or slow, for run
ming, jumping, and The Ike. Il is wrank
treason and infidelity to nature and God
for women to submit to any fashion which
confines them in hoped cages and prevents
their running at large like other human kind.
Women can have no wholesome exercise
within such dress as they wear. Their slow
movements tell Of consumption and early
death. Is there then no hope for relief
from the reign Of such fashions as hamper
women and compel them to initiate the
crawling worm rather than the fleet wing
ed angels We answer, there is a way
an easy way, provided there is a viii, and
provided there is wish for emancipation
Of women. Let them hold meetings as
men do, when some great reform is to be
carried. Let them resolve at such meet
ings that they viii be free, ike men. Let
them appoint committees 10 report some
fashion code and patterns Of dress which
will conform 10 human nature, decent taste
and practical convenience Let the dress
be moulded somewhat after the human
form, and not after the form Of shapeless
mountain. Let the leading, sensible wo7
men Of the whole State Of Wisconsin as
semble ii a grand convention at Madison
and there resolve at once to adopt their
own fashions Wisconsin stands at the
head of all States in matters Of reform.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-24
War on " isc0nsin.

The Washington correspondent Of the
Ohio Statesman, a democratic organ pub
lished at Columbus, says:
The President is determined, as he told
me, to make the Booth case in wisconsin d
test Of the power of the Federal government
to carry out the fugitive slave law. sec
S. M. Booth is arrested again. We will
SEQ if tbe Wisconsin Supreme Court viii try
the hdbeas corpus on him again. If they
do, and the State tries its ~ Ct orneis, you
will see the issue Of force made. in the way
to settle higher-lawism in one of its mean
est localities.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-24
Teachers institute in Grant County at Platte.
Vile

A 7edchers' Institute il TO be held at
Platteville, commencing April 3oth.
Mr. Barnard, by whose authority it is
appointed, expects to be present.
Other experienced Teachers are expected
to take part in the exercises.
Those Teachers who attend will be sup
Piled with homes during their stay at the
Association.
A very general attendance on the part
Of the Teachers Of the county will ensure
a week Of interest and profit to 81 who at
tend.
we notice here that the Galena DAILY
1dpertiser notices the above meeting on
the 9Th of April. This is an error; it sho'd
be the 30th.
1t should not be forgotten that Teach
ers' Institute is to be held also at Taftor
during the first week in April, commencing
on Monday,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-24
Appor.lonment Of school Money.

Mr. EDlToR: The followingis the ap-
portionment Of School Moneys to the several
towns Of Grant County -
Beetown, $247.50; Blue River, $500
Clifton. 2o300; Cassyille, 303.50; Ellen
boro, $3.50; Fennimore,2 53.00; Harrison
223.50; Hazel Green, $4,000; Hickory
Grove, 1850; jamestown, $4,000; Ian
caster, 10000; Liberty, $3.50; Little Grant
103.50; Lima, 10000; Marion, 1920
MilIyille, 10000; Muscoda, 1880; Paris
'13l 90; Patch Grove, 21L00; PIattevilIe
$500 ;Potosi, $4,000; Smelser, $4,000
Wingville,l26.50; Watersfown, 1000; Wy
lusingt112.O0; Waterloo, 5000;
Total, $5,746.5e
The apportionment is fifty cents pei
scholar. Respectfully, ]. i. p.
Madison March 10th, 1860.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-24
The Lunatic Asylum.

a committee Of the Senate, of which
Bennett is chairman, !. short time since
made report animadvetting strongly upon
the mistakes and mismanagenents in CON
nection with the efforts to obtain a State
LunaeicfAsylum. a committee Of the low
CT house, of which Martin Mitchell is chair
man, and Gilmore, Bum. Schmidtner
Phillips, members, have Just made a report
agreeing substantially with the Senate re-
port The substance Of the report Is, that
sl16,210 90 were expended, which il
$16,210 90 more than the organic law Of
the concern said it should cost when com
.pleted. There is yet wanting to complete
the present building. according to coinputa-
tiels, $43,s39 81, which the committee
however. think is not enough When it i
done there viii Be spacious halls, lofty
rooms, ard various conyenienees, &c, for
the employees--and accommodations, ac-
eording to the statement Of the regular ply
stefan, for Hirtg-tsec patients. The com
mitfce, however, thinkif theSuperintendent
and family are turned out Of these spacious
quarters, to sufficient ones which may be
erected for them, at an. expense of $4,000
BY re-modeling the internal arrangement:
Of the main building, accommodations may
be male for $50 patients. The COMMITTEES
express the opinion explicitly, that much o.
the doings of the commissioners have been
in total disregard ofthe law and their duty
under the law. The committee make nc
specific Recommendations. - MI agaukec
Free Democrat
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-24

AFRAID. II The National Democratic
Committee are talking Of changing, if they
have not already changed the place ofhold-
ing the National Convention at Charleston,
10 Baltimore. They give as q reason the
extortioning RITES of charge for board fixed
by the landlords Of hotels. 1t is more than
probatlo there are other catises, among
such causes the fact that there are to be
men in that Convention who have some
love for the Union and who have homes
and wives and children in the North whom
they love and win protect. On the con
trary, it is understood that an army will be
necessary at Charleston to protect such as
love the North from the mob Of negro lords
who despise the North. It is believed
that free speech will be as dangerous a
Charleston during the sitting Of Demo
cratic convention as at any other time
Better to change the plfce to Baltimore
Mexico, or even Satan's dominions.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-24
[From he Missouri Republican
Death OF w. II. BiddIecome Esq.


WE are panied to announce the death
of Win. R. BiddIecome, Esq, Of this city.
He died on the 9th inst, at lineage ofthir-
tv-nifie wears, in ST. Augustine, Florida, to
which place he repaired some few weeks
since in hopes to improve his health, which,
under tho attacxs Of that insidious disease,
consumption, hld for a year or two preced-
Ing lbs dtdcase been rapidly declining Mr..
Biddleconne ieates II wife and two children
in this city, to whom the news of his death
came with, an emphasis Of grief which, on
~ those who know the Circumstances st the
case, can appreciate He leaves, aisoa very
large circle Of friends, to whom, by his
many admirable qualities ofhead and heart
he was very much enaeared. The mem
bers Of the bar and the military Of the city
viii, we suppose, speedily pay to his mem
DRY the proper respect.
NoTE-Mr, Biddlecome iesided for many
years at Potosi, and was L law partner With
Judge Cole aud Ben G. Eastman. He
served in the Wisconsin Legislature, and
was, we believe, in the Constitutional Con-
yention. In so and u he was Prescott
ING ATTORNEY for this county. He remoy-
cd to St. Louis in October 1852. Mr.. Bid
dlecome possessed considerable talent, and
as lawyer stood at the head Of his pro-
fession.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-24
AcouIrrAL OF JAMES SToUr. - MI

AcouITTAL OF JAMES SToUr. - Mr..
James Stout, one Of the q Ottawa reseuers,'
has been tried at Chicago and acquitted
The Democrat says:
He liseIained the aid Of lawyers, con-
Quoted his own case, like a stupid-tailed
bull in tiy time charged round among the
high grass and fought his own flies, and
came out all right. He was the only one
of the resclers who has been acquitted.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-24

BARsrow. - The selection Of VIM. A
Barstow as delegate to represent the Wis
consin Democracy in the Charleston Con
MENTIONS meets with heavy censure from thai
part Of the parry which still hopes the
party may be saved and some day come
to life.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-24

Eg- Lieut.. Gov. Jo1HS WooD, formerly
of Galena and Quincy. but for several years
citizen Of California, where he imbibed,
strange to say, no bad habits, viii discharge
the duties Of Governor Of Illinois during
the unexpire5 ienn Of Governor Bissel, just
deceased.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-24
GREFENBERG
Family Medicines.

CONSUMPTINES BALM, Il Price $500 per e b, ys
GREFENBERT Cos MARSHALSS UTERisas.
sRSIPHRIHI1 MpoUN pr PSis ss0 per- bottle
DYSENIERY SYRUP, Prize soc per eos g.
CHILDREN'S P4dNACE1, Price SOC per boIe
EEYER AND. AGUE REMEDY Price soc per s Sos
HEGETABLE PILLS, Price 5'c Per e.i gIs
GREEN NO UNTAIN OTNTMENT, Price Csc per 81 81
HEALTH BIT'TERS, Price 25c per passs
MANUAL or HEALTH, Price Zoe per l'''
The above nedicines are confidently recOmmend''"
the public. That they
May be Relied upon in All Cases
for which they are recommended is fact esta bshsd"
Fourteen Years Experience.
abundance Of unsolicited testimony from i ,5s puy
authority the country affords, may be found 10 VIZ
LEGATION Of the Graeienberg Company.
The Manual of Heath,
New Edition, rlugtfstsd with coIpret Engraving ''
received the unqualified appreciation Of the
MEDICAL PROFESSION
as Book admirably adapted to the Of Famisi
viii be mailed, post paid, to any address, Oh w.
It's price, ~ Gus.
Prepared BY the Graefenbeig Company, 80 PARK ~"
New York, and for saleAb
How Barr, Lancaster; Chandler York Hals
q q. skinner 4 Bro, Jamestown; calestine pstowui
Potosi; Vance Angel. Potos; q sampson ..ye Coz
Douglass Oliver, Overs Mills; g, y shar Rssiord
Cassvile: David Stewart, Glen Haven; Lutn O,boru,
CharIitte; H. J. Lord. Bunker Hill; y clam, 90 Co..
Iafton; w. Fl Brown CO., Taftpn Koot 1--we: o.
Wyalusng Alexander Paul Co, ra' saoomore; A.
Kidd, Jr., MilyiiIe; Mark Finnicnnl, % Eiszaben
Palmer BoscobeI; D. 7. Parker, Bosespe's, B. Greer
Harris, Nuscoda Ben n. Coates. Muscooa Nils: j. NC
Co, Winqvilie; Clayton Y Co.. Clay JACOB
Kinney, Elenboro Robbins Gordell, rIa l.'
Kramer, Plattville, Agents for Grant tou1y'
--Axp p7--
Agents, Druggists, Patent tgedioiueds swratis
Cali On them for Alnaanacs and Pamphlets. tent,
J.JsFaIhBANKS, 6spe. Les ~ Wis
March ~, Ise0--5y-4p hnNsa
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-24
ezs a fund Of $4,000 was subscribe

some years ago among the friends Of Dam
Eel Webster, the interest of which was to
90 to him during life, and at bis decease to
his wife, and on her death the principal was
to revert to the sphscribers or their heirs
A 81 900 share IN tbs filrd was sold atauc-
ton in Boston on Saturday for $500.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-24
nenfI. of GOV. Risse,I.

The telegraph announces the death WM
BIssELL, the brave aud true man, the pat
riotic and generous Governors this State
He died at his residence in Springfield, on
Sunday morning, OF half past one o'clock
Previous reports had prepared the public
mind for the reception ofthis melancholy
news, though later accounts had en1indled
the hope that he might be still longer
spared in usefulness to the State. He has
departed this life as man must; but be
leaves behind him character and fame
that will live to honor and adorr
the annals of our State and nation to the
end of time G1lena Aduertizer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-24

CARsTANG vs.. EHAw-THE GREAT
BREACH OF PRoMIsE CAsK-The second
trial Of the great breach Of promise case in
St. Louis, in which the plaintiff formerly
recovered a verdict of 800, 000-the full
amount Of damages claimed-has com
inenced. The list Of new witnesses exam
ined embraces the names of seventy-fye
persons IN the State Of New York; chiehy
residents Of BroolSl'n; twenty-fivein Charles
ton, S. c., (incliiding Col Memminger,
envoy extraordinary to the Virginia Legis-
lature,) and a nanber in Illinois, Iowa,
and Massachusetts,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-24

WASN'T He AsToNIsHED ?-On Tuesday
last, George w. Cas-, Esq, only brother Of
don. Lewis Cass, visited Cincinnati for the
first time since 1776. The last time he
was there, Fort Hamilton was the only
sight to be seen. Now, what sight OF
pork they kill there Mr.. Cass' home is in
the Muskinguln Enthusiastically Regis-
TER
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-24
FRUIT TREES, FOR SALE
NEAR TATTON.

Fifty Thousand Grated and four thousand Seeding
Apple Troes from two 20 five year d for sale al bs
Tafton Nursery Bakes Prairie ~ mites South Of il
ton, on the Clayton and Lancaster road, by g. haf
ger Also we prepared to furnish large amounts Of
root gratis of apples to those wishing to start NuIseno
at $40 per those wishing gratis should sna
their orders Immediately, also Puns Cherries, fesIs
Grapes, &c will sell rs per cent less than any Other
Nurseryman in the county G. w. HARGaN
Tafton, March 20tl 1860. 4O5t y
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-24

AwFUL. = A family Of emigrants, con-
sisting of father, mother and five children
passed through our city lately. These .tfoe
children are all id'ots-natural born fools,
We did not learn tue causes that led to this
dreadful result, butt was probably caused
by the intermarrying of blood relations.
Davenport Gazette.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-24

New HAMPsHrRE Observation-Disclosures,
March l6.-Full returns from the New
Hampshire election show the following AZ
suit:
Goodwin, Republican, $4,000; Cate
Demo- rat, 88,41o. Republican majority,
1850.
Mr.. Wentworth, Republican candidate
for Senator in the sixth district, is elected
making ten Republicans out Of the II.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-24

ORIGIN OF "BRorHER JONATHAN
Charles I. Chaplain, Esq, the bearer O
the resolutions adopted at the Union meet
lug ofNew Haven, Conn, in patriotic al
dress which he presented to the Legislature
Of Virginia, gives the following explanation
Of a familiar phrase:
$50 glcat was Washington reliance up
on him, (Gov. Jonathan Trumbull, d
Conn, not only for his utfailins zeal and
resources in supplying the sineVs Of war,
but also upon his judgment and wisdom fol
counsel, that ID any new emergency his IA
miliar remark gas are must consM Broth
er Jonathan 4 prodd title expressive
not onl, Of Washington's confidence IN him,
but also Of his affection towards him. A
title, which, when it no longer designated
or distinguished him upon whom it was
conferred, was perpetuated by being trans
lerred to ourcommon country, whose name,
as nation, to this day in England is
brother Jonothan.'n
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-24
ExEdUrIGN OF HAzIErr AND SrEPnENs

EXECUTION OF HAzIETT AND STEPHENS
-CHARLEsToE, Va. March 10. - The
town was thronged with visitors to-day, and
several companies Of military were in at
tendance. Stephens and Hazlett were hung
at noon. They appeared resigned to their
fate. Stephens died very hard, while Haz-
lett died without astruggle. Both exhibited
great firmness.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-24

ADMISSION OF KANsAs.--The Washing
Ton correspondent Of the Cincinnati Ga
rsite says:
asKansas Is bound to come in this ses-
sion, but the Democrats viii staye it of
tiIl after the Charleston Convention"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-24

CHIEF JUsTIcE.-With this issue we
hoist the name Of Al. Scott Sloan as a
candidate for Chief Justice, supposing
him to stand square on the State Rights
question. We don't propose to back down
one iota from the decision Of Hon. A. D..
Smith.-.4M Conservatory.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-24

SMALL PRoFIrs AND Quick RETURNS. -
The Buffalo Republican says: "a day
or two since, one Of our good citizens who
viii be recognized at once when we call
him John Smith. happened to go into a
grocery establishment, and understanding
that silver change was in demand inquired
what premium they paid for 1t, and was
ipf5r led FIVE per cent. Thereupon he
drew ninety-fve cents in change, and hand
cd it over to the grocery man, and received
therefor 4 regular dollar bill. The salts
factory speculation, or something else, led
our friend into the extravaganza Of calling
for glass Of beer, which was furnished and
drank, when he drew forth the identical
dollar bill and rendered it in payment,
which was received and ninety-seyen cents
in change handed back. At the last date,
our grocery man was trying to figure up
the profits Of glass Of beer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-24

KENTUCKY. = Kentucky will send dele
gates to the Chicago Convention. The
Senatorial delegates have already been APP
pointed, and call has been issued by the
State Central Committee to the several
Congressional districts, to elect two dele
gates and two alternates from each, to the
same.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-24

WINE.-Dr. ToBIE of Bunker Hill made
last year ten gallons Of wine, the juice press
ed from the wild grape which grows 50
lux,lriantly around his premises in that Vi
entity. lie considers it equal to the I'm
ported and far superior to what is called
the best Imported wine, but which is q
mere compound Of barks and acids. He
shared to US a gallon which we have tried
well and faithfully, and find it all he claims
for it.
Perhaps there are no lands in our coun-
try, certainly none in the west, superior t.
the mineral region and its peculiar soil. fol
the grape and for vineyards. There are sew
eral native species of the grape, almost equa
to the best cultivated varieties; while tho
Catawba, Clinton and Isabella flourish tc
perfection, appear perfectly adapted to tn.
climate and scarcely ever fad any year K
produce full crops.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-24

LEGENDARY DocuMENTs.-A negro nam
ed Dan Ross, Of Havre de Grace, Nd, was
arrested on Thursday morning last, being
indicted by a grand jury Of Hartford county
for receiving the New York Tribune, which
is alleged to be an incendiary document.
He was taken TO Bel Air. Several other
blacks escaped the officers. =
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-24

MINNESOTA LEGISLATURE Legis-
lature Of Minnesota Adjourned on Monday
last. 10 action was taken on the Railroad
and Currency question beyond submitting
the proposition Of repedidting the State
Railroad bonds to the people at the election
next fall.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-24
CoUNTyCo GRANT COUNTY,

- Wisconsin
In the matter Of the Guardianship William Richards
and Ellen Richards, minor heirs Of William Richards,
on reading spd Cling the petition Of James Stephens,
Guardan q std minors ting that i Is necessa
their real euate be sold in order that they the said
wards be properly educated and supported and the sur
plus il any be put at interest for the benefit q sad
said petition be- heard before the Judge Of this co at
the courthouse in Lancaster IN said tran county %
Monday the GARD day Of Aprils A. ~ 1861 a. CLOCK
in thu Afternoon of said day. 80
Is further ordered that notice thereof be given
10 ali erss interested hereiE BY publishing this order
far Successive weeks previous to said day M hearing, in
The aGrant County Herald, a weekly Newspaper pub
lIshed az Lancaster in said Grant county dated March
sth 1880 WV. NcG0NIGAL,
s0.4w county Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-24

WHEAT PRospEcY-A gentleman, after
passing over the Michigan Central Railroad
informs the Detroit Adpertiser that the
PROVING wheat never looked better than
aow.