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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-07
TIMBER AND PRAIRIE
I4ai-ad for sale.

The subscriber oersfor sale IN lots T. suit purchasers
and the ast liberal tons as 10 paYIn ns and time the
4oliowno lands an Yfng on and ffthcr side Of the
Military road in the Town Of Wingyfe, Giant County.
Wisconsin:
Sec. o, Town o. n. Rangs West--Cao acres.
Nsk AZ See III Town g. N. Rage 1 West-320 ac-sS.
VIZ ofsec lis. Pown g. n Range Wcs.-->ae0 acres.
~ z III sec ~ Town 6. n Range Wwt--l60 acres
Eis ofnws4 Of Sec. a. 4. Q. N. *. W.--SO acres.
s. psrttctiiars inquire or Flros j. Green 4 Co. al
vVinreilIn or A.. d. Mia on The premises agents for
Miles White .5aliirsore, bid.
the rropert, situated two miles west II winaville
10 nrly divided belween prairie and timber aid per-
fcti, adopted fnf far Ing These lands located in
the highest parts oi lie county, bat contain y
sng springs and water way DC had ai&enftby digging
Wingilie, Jane lSih, lsoc. 1-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-07

county Treasurer Jones expects to
y. Jurors fully in money for their
'ly 10. This is turning over new Leaf.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-07
.YEN LoIFs. DWELLING ! BARN
Zoe sale. I'D I.anoaater.

n u t-ftANta tAN LII n tEttEs tt7 Il
DESTROYS oferecting Judings and Office on other lots
ia Lancaster, IN public paft ~ the village offer
my present hcnesteaa with the entire block and build
irgs for safe on the mott accommodating terms. The
property IL situated arural part Of lie village. nce-
IS improved contains select fruits shrubs, vines. re,
sFit good we'll wafer shade trees gsrye and pasture
y. RI. HYDE.
Lancaster. oct, 10. 1sco. f7-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-07
ORDINANCE.

LIE AOL OIhEAN ALNN UT
An ORDINANCE to Amend an Ordinance passed May
29th $780, entitled, 8 An Ordinance relating to the
licensing and Regulating Dealers and Retailers Of
Wines spurious, termented mixed and malt Liquors
Be ii ordained BIZ the President and Trustees Of me
TgILage Of Lancaster
SECTION l. Section l. of the Ordinance to which this
Il an amendment is hereby amended follows Strike
ont the words one hundred" where they occur, and
insert In lieu thereof the words not less than fifty
nor more than hulidred."
This Ordinance to take effect and be IN force from and
after its passage and publication. Ad3ptd March LIST,
1861.
Attest ALLEN BARBER, PRESIDENT.
H. q EuRApgR. Clerk. 81 1t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-07
/ FINE OLD HOMESTEAD
10 sic.

Tor Sale.
Iofer my well Known farm ia the Town OF Pctosi for
saieall IN parcels; II divided however wish it
pareelied to mako two or more nice homes In tho
farm there several tracts, as follows;
100 as +. side Of SEX ofsec l5 Town B Range 8.
NEl4 fsWt4 Of See. Is. Town 3, Range 8.
ElS of NE44 OF Sec. q, Town 3, Range 3,
E55 Of NW94 &S1A olSW4 OF See. 40, Town Range 2.
The above includes $50 acres the leo acre in-
cludes the buildings $50 acres are under cultivation
On the farm is olefable good orchard good water and
plenty OF timber. The house aud barn good buiG-
ngs-i aher extra and there are several convenient 0gt-
buildings used shops, sloekiolds, The farm is Ia
perieetrepar.
would also like 70 sen with The farm the stock and
arm implements which selected wilb So much caf Q
and expense from time 70 time Amone tAeiam tmple-
men most OF the approved KINDS y use-the huA
Der and names Zoo numerous ~ meutiqn.
DESTROYS to go to Cal foria am Wiling 20 sell low,
even at sacrifice the accumulated property my twen
~ years as ianneItile lands being my choice at an
ca Is day when hadn't pick anywhere ia the county
The property IS situated eboUt miles north Ok the
village q pqt0s nine miles rom Lancaster ana IN hair
a days drive Of the railroad -
Potos February ], 1851. " ". WRIGHT.
33Wgef
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-07

ANSWERS TO PUzzLEs-The six puz-
zles in last weeks paper are answered as
follows:
l. Required to add any five Of the fol-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-07
Plattevil1e orrespondence.
County Division.

The following is from the Shullsburgh
local. published in Lafayetto County; the
writer PROFESSIONALLY aims to hit the mark
in several directions:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-07

To THE LADIEs-MILLINER The ladies
of Lancaster aud vicinity informed that Mrs
will continue to do work in her line at her residence
known the Dayton House. She is prepared TO do
work according Eastern styles also repair and alter
hats to suit present fashions Some attention win be
given to economy in the of trimmings well rs
charges for work 44tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-07

To THE MEMBERS OF THE GRANT CoUN-
~ AGRICULTURAL SocIETY.-I have re-
ciyed from tho U. S. Patent Office a small
package of English garden seeds, for dis
nbation among members of the Grant
County Agricultural Society, which can be
bad by calling on me at Lancaster.
JOHN B. CALLS,
Treasurer and Sup't.
Lancaster, March lst, 1861.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-07

For SALE AT THIS OFFIcE-JUsT RE-
cEiyED FROM NEW YORK Justices Dockets, School
District Records School Registers Acct Books Pocket
Memoranaums Drawing Cards, Finest Envelopes and
Note Paperafor sale below former prices at the Her.
aid Office.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-07
POSITIVELY. THE LAST CALI.

All persons, without respect to persons knowing
III eselres indebted me- either by note or book ae
are hereby notified that unless they make fne-
diate payment without further dunning, they may
expect a call from the Sheriff, am now bonna %
settle III nv business within sixty days. ! wish =
distinctly understood by all, that have no irens -
reward Nor enemies to punish. in this matter =
-'1nos '- W JOHN b. CALLS.
Lancaster, Januars 29. 1861 9oW
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-07
IMPROVED FARM
For Positive Sale.

will sell al the lowest price, go acres flard 30
acres thereof unoer cultivation and fences we'll timber
cd anu wateed; good dwellings, barn, various out build
ines orchard, c The farm is situated nilcs SOUTH
Of Boscobe and the Railroad. Terms, part cash
balance lime.
Also, several other tracts Of land about thesame dis
from BoscObc Will be sold lower than any land
ton miles aet newest Of Boscobel, GOOD dwelling
small orchard 400 under fpuce, 70 pillow ed,
we'll Naered and tiubeFef. IN debt and deter min
cd 10 leave jor cruniry TERMS part cash, ll-
ance time. Inquire Of tho subsc iber al Boscobel,
April, 9th, a. D., 1860. 45-f 8. j. BUTTON
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-07

GOLD FOR MINERAL.--The Beetown
miners have about million Of mineral ready
or market; and they have mutually agreed
that whoever viii pay the most for it in
gold shall have it. This is putting the
.eler or producer at the head instead Of
the buyer or speculator, as it should be-
The miners in other parts should also de
clare their intentions to stand at the head
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-07
w ANTED!

Now Is the time to pay What you are owing me.
will good d'y wheat at my mill and pay next
May price IT, ia pay meat Of dcbs. All those in-
de6tei 10 me win please take notice that am CONF
peeled make collections, for an winding up my
business ani preparing 70 50 % Cahict3a.
DOUGLAS OLIVER.
divers Mills Jan 90, 1861. S3-u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

GRANT County OFFICERS
B. MOORE, Sheriff.
JAS. A. JONES' Treasurer
20. w. BLANDlNG, Clerk Circuit Court.
J. w ANGELl., Clerk Board Supervisors.
Il. 7. MEARs, Register.
NJ. w. WOOD, Coroner.
Post-ofiice Address of above, Lancaster.
A. r. BUSHNELL Dist. Attorney -Platteville.
H. A. W. McNAIR, Surveyor-Fennimore.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-07

3. This IS a KIND OF hoax, but can De
done as follows:
1900
100
IL
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-07
OLIyER's MILLS AND FARM

FOR SALE
ofFcr my now and splendid FIGURING MILL for
ae at reasonable elns 70 any person persons who
wish to buy the best paying property in Grant County.
Also my we'll improved FaTly suitable for two occu-
pants and easily divided All or part Of said property
viii be sold to separate persons. warranty deed can
be- made Part cash in hand and pan on lime VITA
security tie premises. Now IL the time for good
investment ann anxious to move TO California, which
is my only reason for selling, aud will sell cheap.
DOUGLAS OLIVER.
divers Mills, Jan 26, 1861 33-u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-07

cash PAID FOR HIDES a PORK.
ne viii pay The highest cash prices fer idss apd Pork
a. { 7. A. NRRs
pee. i, 1860. M-M
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-07
FOR SALE

M lIRRA:I LANDS FOR SALE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-16
Port Of New York, February ID, Is6l.

CLEARED.
Steamship vigo Br, Michigan. Queenstown and LAYER.
Steamship Daniel Webster, Miner. Brazos--D B Alien
sSP Saro cs. G Rso%ss so E%s
Bark Crmea (Br, Baker, Liverpool Edmiston Bros.
. Bark Hall (Br,, Fallon, Cork and amarket-Edmston
Iark James Cook, Arey Havans--J Ward Co.
Brig Fluker, Lord, heriedos-C Il Peters.
Schr Lnnell Freeman, Valencia Second clearance-L
scnr Bowditch, Collins, Arroyo--Miler 4 Houghton.
schr II squires. squires, st Johns, PR Master.
Schr Aretis, Chase Jacmel-kunhardt * Go.
schr y. A M Allen APssscncola5e Post
Schr Pearl Robbins, Newbern-J smith Co.
ARRIVED
Steamship City of Baltimore tBr) Petrie Liverpool DO
Queenstown Feb 23O with nndsc and passengers to
town Jan 81 9th inst la, - "a passed ship Albert
Gallatn. from Liverpool for New York 18Th 430PM $50
Liverpool Was boarded by the pilot boat Williams $50
steamship Msntlcelo Eager. Savannah with mdse and
passengers. to Cromwell Co Hove TO hours of
the highlands on account Of tho fog h inst of Cape Hen
gnalized steamships Florida and Huntsville hence for s
s.s. o Es Portland wi" m'' and
schr julia Sansse of Bncksporp, .wardwen cartha
gena Jan II, with hides DC, to Buck Il Co.
schr Manchester, Nelson, Richmond, days.
scsr GasSe Eas for Boston
schr = Bullwinkle French, Rockland, days
Schr Juia Baker, Baker Boston for Matsnzas :
Schr Queen Of the South @ masts Elwood, Providence
schr serwn, Avery New Haven, 2 days
sioop victory Gadding Eizabcthport for Providence.
steamer Petrol. Young. Providcncs
Brig Aurate (of Providence) Davis from Galveston days
for Boston, has put Into the Lower Bay for abarbor
Steamship Daniel Webster Brazos (and anchored a, Quar-
eLtne.
WIND 1t sunset NE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-16
THE NEW ALMADEN CASE.
Termi nation or the Controversy--Decisto sion
In Favor of the C0mpany-Oplnt0ns OF
the Court-The Injunction Dissolved.
SUNNY OF FACTS.

SUMMARY OF FACTS.
On tho 18th OF January last Judge MsAistcr, OF the
United States Circuit Court In California read his decision
In reference the celebrated New Amaden mine case
which has excited much attention there and horc
Judge Herman, Of the United States District Court deli
yered his decision next day The Judges had expended
great deal Of time and laborious work In this which
thc most closely contested In the annals
Of American Jurisprudence The following i synopsis
Of the facts-
The claim consists Of three queetions;--
1. Mine Of Santa Clara.
mining possession Of 5000 vnras in all directions
from the mouth Of the mnethat is 900 square
The name o. Anrss Cashmere The original aiscovorer
and owner a. the mine has been retained the CHIN
ant, but be has had interest in the mine for many
years The present owners VIM T. Barron, John
Parrot, the heirs OF Robert Wakinshaw and number
Of other persons whose do not appear IN the pa
the value Of the at s25 900 600 but this IL
travagant valuation and the real market value ol the
land is probably not more than one dfth Of that
Tho Land connI med docs not Include tho hacienda
smelling works OF the company, hut that land has not
been confirmed 10 any other claimant the New Alma
den Company will sti hold Il and IL II prove to be tho
property OF the federal government thoy viii get II
few hundred dollars. Ii IL should DO confirmed to the
Bcrrcycsas the company will stu not lose H. for they
own a large interest in the Bcrrcycsa title
II follows, necessary Consequence OF the Judgment
that the New Almaden Company will Immediately com.
mence their mining operations again Tho productions
OF quicksilver III Increase ts price viii fall tho indus
try Of the country about the mines will receive q new
impulse and the exports Of the state win gain eddi
on Of 81 900 900 pr year cr ,bereabous The decision
generally and the miners In gold and silver especially
Tue title of the claimants Is supposed by the public 10 be
get tho injunction suit commenced are looked upon with
sufpicon .
The opinion delivered by Judge Nc illstcr QIc0man
concurrng In tho decison) finds that all the papers ana
documents OF the claimants are genunchat there s
fraud IN Che and confirms the mne 70 inc claim
70 the extent u pertcnenoas-hat = 70 200
In width Of surface land by 400 varas III length
"a pertcnenca being 200 varas sauare).
This sup q land 81 .QQ ~ fVp yaas 10 &c lQcNea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-16
THE TRADES.

WANfBD-A q GARDENER, WHO UNDERSTANDS MS
business End " willing 10 take care OF horses and make
hnnseh generally useful about genilemans place Al
dss With name and reference aud where 70 he seen, NJ,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-16
rRRNCH ADvERy.tsEuESTs.

TTNr FILE rr tNctrsE D,SM,NDE 4 sRSGAGar
c.unle flle chaInDtc El1 peut dOnner les na'p
loures references en- cec vile, saigessS
81 game rue Quest
TINE FRANCA1Sys DESIRE TROuyEV FNB fLNos
L. pour sogner andessva Ne truiA aat y ~
cHrer dc coutsU, saaicsse, al - White 40 Peeml~
SlaSe,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-16

0TIMoTIY TITCOMBi DR. J. q HOLLAND, Az
i thor OF Miss Gbeyts Career "Gold Foil "Bhtss
evening Feb M al the Broadway Tabernacle sixlh
avenue and Thirty fourth street subiect"sef Helps
Admission 20 cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-16
VALENTINES.
DENTISTRY.

nRJ G. KENNEDY HAS REMOVED TO ls5 BOwER1,
IL doors below Spring street. where he continues -
insert his besuf life ike Teeth, a. unusually low prio
Whole upper under sets gold from t2J, xsveg
from So Partial Gets gold from ~ each TOOTH or on a.
from 81 No charge for extracting temporary Ss
when permanent seq arc ordered
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-23

Rev. B. G. Ward, pastor of the Congre-
gational Church at Gcneseo, is authorized
to raise company for Col. Robert Whites
regiment of Missouri volunteers. He APP
peals to his brother clergymen to enlist for
the war and fight like valiant soldiers for
the righteous cause, as follows:
| firmly believe you will; and in this
faith / offer you the opportunity of graft
flying the strongest promptings of your
heart--to have part in the holy warm
this great contest between Christ and Sa-
tan now going on. | assume that you know
and feel the exigency Of the time. Our
forces are met at every point by superior
numbers of rebels. The emphatic call is
for mentor the fighting stock of the
Church Militant. Let us respond to this
call of Christ and country as becomes men
not by asking for chaplaincy, but a
place in the ranks where the work of
Providence is to be done.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-23
The maA.Dy .eun,y Convention.

The MaAsny county Convention.
The Tory County Convention, called
by Garry Lewis, nominated full ticket ;
but, like towards, they nominated part OF
the Union ticket The Convention evil
IDENTITY had feeling sense of the weak
ness of their party, or they would not thus
have licked the hand of men that had
spurned and repudiated their organiza-
ton and accepted nomination from a
Union Convention.
For Senators-Fred Hesser (Union),
j. H. Craig.
For Rcprcsentatives-M. Thompson
(Union), j. P. Hornish, Gus. Goodrich,
j. b. Pease.
For Sheriff.. Nj. Griffith.
For Treasurer-T. III. Allyn (Union).
County Judge--Robert Mcfarland.
For Coroner-G. St. Clair Hussey.
For School SUPERINTENDENT William
Stuart.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-23
D~The Cincinnati Enquirer, one {

D@The Cincinnati Enquirer, one of
the straight-laced Democratic papers Of
Ohio, seems doubtful as TO the propriety
vi The Presidents mod inin vi Free
mont's proclamation. II says:
There can be no question about the fact
that Fremont's proclamation, by its bold
ness in breaking through the apparently
don t-know- hat-to-do policy Of the Ad-
ministration in reference to the slaves Of
the rebels, electrified the heart Of the anti
slavery body in the North. That was
manifested by the general rejoicing every
where in the anti-slavery camp. and in the
newspapers sympathizing with that senti-
ment. Nor can it be doubted, however
mischieyous We might have believed its
operation would be, that the proclamation
marked ont sharp and decided policy. -
II 50 struck friend and foe. To reduce
that policy to the contscation act passed
BY Congress-, was, in the opinion Of this
last, and most numerous BY far Of the sup
porters Of the Administration to tame il
down to imbecility, and make it ridiculous
for its inconsistency. They, therefore,
we're free in their condemnation Of the or
DIR u the President.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-23

d. =. Ma.le...Uoan.rY Hea.re P.rsy

HI r. ha tl lei IT, u Ou n try BeG~Fe Party.
We published a letter the other day
from Gen. B. +. Butler. of Massachusetts,,
urging the Democracy of that State to fore
60 party nomination and support Gov
Andrew if need be. We now make ex-
tracts from letter of b. T. Hallet,
the most widely known Democratic poll
tician of Massachusetts, to the same pur-
port:
"Thc simple issue is the overthrow or
the support of Government in this whole
Union; and while that is the issue, am
not for opposing or obstructing any meas
ure or policy of the Administration honest
ly designed to carry on this war for its
great end, viz: the re-esfabiishment of the
supreme Government OF The Iaton an all
the States and Territories. Until that is
done, or it is fully demonstrated that it
cannot be done by force of arms, belong
to no party but the country. And until
one of these results arrive, the Demo
cratic party" in my judgement, has no
higher present duty than to uphold the
Government. The mission of that great
historical party of the Union is not ended,
and never can be ended while Republican
Government exists or the Union to be re-
stored but the people have placed the
flag in other hands, and now the mission
of Democracy is the old one, to follow it
to victory. 7his is the grand tradition
Of the Democratic party; on the land, on
the sea, .foltow the flag ,ohereper ii waves
an support Of The Lnion.'
He believes that the nomination of a
party ticket this fall would tend to distract
and divide the public sentiment, and
adds -
eve do not support the President and
Governor because they are Republicans,
but because they are placed by the people
at the head Of constituted authorities to
uphold the Government. We cannot
change President or Governor by any &C
ton We can now take, and to oppose then
in the midst of battle for the life of tn.
nation, is, 80 far, to weaken their hand.
IN the prosecution of this war for the Tn
ion, and give comfort to the public enc
my"
Now, if the Democrats of Iowa ha,
half the patriotism of which they boas
they would find in the counsels and ex
ample of Butler and Hallet somethin
worthy their attention and imitation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-23
IIANOS FOR SALE.
Piano Forte Tuning.
GOAL! COAL!! COAL!!!
The KeOJtssI: Coal CO2sep01eu.

(Euscessors 10 the N. Y. a. Farmington Coal Col
Are operating their mines under a mana cement that
will secure, Mt all times, abundant supply Of Coal
OF = quality hitherto unsurpassed In this market.
RATES.-At the Yard, or by the Car load, seven
cents Delivered within the Old City limits when the
quantity ~ full wagon otherwise, extra hauling
charged,l eight cents bushei.
Orders received at the Once, opposite the Coal Yard
on the Levee. j. IF. FRANKLIN, Prest.
wv. CUkKiER, Sec'y.
M. F F e. Com.
Ksoknk, Aug. y, Tl-dlf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-23
NY Charles Negus Of Fairfield,

NJ Charles Negus of Fairfield, the
Democratic nominee for Senator of that
county, is as ardent sympathizer MS Jai-
rus Neal. He refused to take the oath
of allegiance on some aimsy pretence OF
personal dignity, and he has been engaged
very industriously in persuading men not
to volunteer, and in coaxing them to back
out after they had volunteered. He is a
Mahonyite of the first water, and Of inf.
nitcly more brass than brains. 1t is
hardly possible that the fair fame of JEFF
fcrson county is to suffer SO foul stain Al
the election Of 80 notorious tory and sc
great fool as Negus.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-23

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