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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-07
IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Chesterfield coy,

L October 9Th, 1919: Ns
Mick Goods and Richard Bass, Executors Of Edward Pa.
ceased, pta' "a
against ""'
Waithali Bass. Elan Bass. Daniel Bass, JOHN jordan. ,y.
X. ho.e'ey and Eehecca Ann his wife, IN ihsir p,nr,r '"-
aiso, Lgcy Ann, Amanda. Edwin anu Emeune I..; ts
Elizabeth Lce;, deceased, by Lawson Nunuai3y. t,.ir me NC
ad Item: y.@-At
This day came thn plaintiffs, By Counsel, AMI. pyl,h Itr'''~
nf The Court, flied their amcnde. bi!, maAiae Em. ~,
anu FEcline As wifr, laie EpeIae L.-i.) NlIaH, ,a
Amanda his wife, Qate Amanda t.cei3 Edwin IT,. ~. u"
defendants; and the defendants, WIN. ;.annrt.- qnd rm. '''
vie. VIM. lTyIn and Amanda his sifr, and Edwin lt,f $500"
IN. entered their appearance ANA gwen r-curtN ae,n,.a, ~"
act ot Assembly and he rules "I ths Count, and / agpr.rr.
satisfactory ryiaenot, thai they are n"I Inhabitants Il dix
Try, il i Ordered, That .he SAID moi-FcstdtH, c.f,uI,,'' '
pear here on tie first day OF The neAtiec-mber term ri IN. !"
and answer the bHl and amended bias a; The alalnta. 1.
a copy rt this order lie forthwith inserted ~ .of4- ~. '' -
li>hed in the ciy Of Richmond for t"o aaon;h, sl.s...yg f#
posted 1T Tie front door OF TIE Ccurt house 81 ti> cp.ti, . "
ACo.y-ieste.
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Soc y. caroai.l. and on Donlnion
IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT.
~ JESSE L. DOW.

IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT.
~ JESSE L. DOW.
What, doom a mortal 10 endure
The ltlon's touch foT being poor:
CuuSlrafn d euiitlesS man, 20 share
pnpye on's lamp and blightin. AIR,
Away from those who lean Oh hiin
70, Clothes 10 wrap iGe >ntNcfins sinID,
And dread 10 meet !Sai awtul hour
Wucn hunger wsslds u y grants power.
Ii sickness, death o. sinic>> Woe,
Has caused him-dIcadtui fate, 10 owe:
Oh, who would Ia the brute deny,
The open field, ard sunny SKY;
The plrule h 4. the yerdant vale,
Thr stream ,,iar tells rs laughing tale,
or keep me rarrni FROM us young
When Nature cats with trumpet tongue:
When robbed by power forbade 10 pray
stun. ~ the idw and lis delay
Chased f.uin the Altar and the Word,
By btg", <ea!, and Ru.iaa S"o.d,
Our fathers ~ t'ietr weiAness trod,
This ncw born Continent nj God:
They broke clch iron lax designed
By Norman thief Tor Saxon mind;
And. IN a Winters wilderness,
RaGe kinpS ard Laws no mote opprtss.
oh. wei, they kept the fa'th: hui yet,
The, chained ,i,eir fellow :ntu ior debt.
Gr.at God! what co Ia iic,!ons start,
On c.cfy sd 10 e. IN, the Ee'trt;
The Las. tae safs .gaid q lie weak,
Whea strong men strive and fgran.S speak,
Witnia her ampie pace coat,lns,
For povrit,, q Duugron'> Chains;
And white above tiir widest sea
Our Wanted banner tlntt"'s fee.
And wni.e from every lip Is heard
The name of Freedom, glorious word,
4 freeman foam /. held n CHAINS
To satiS'y tie merchants gains
No Shvlncss stand In weigh the pounds
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"A Dmd Shat for G,erms in he Hamaa Body

- '-.Ft.t = -.-.--T.i.' F..-Ni ~"1'
THIS invaInaai- Ntajcac tas acquired r. ,te -gl'h ~! ~cs'
I tie ae,ej!alto. O.. bead S.0s.' Hu.4 - gra; yr,taatness
and uua4t4Iie . trfaigty o. sf IT
The e~Hc=sdin- smaj! rnan'Gy ~ Nrii-ao required % test'lo
c.i-teucc &c wpsirs. or 10 ;eatave every one ifoa i.- ss>lesi-tt-
operating il . few hours ~ n 3ut ,I- Al! ii any psrcause, cnG
ceneraHs Nraci. 'eptHt u. lc .ps., together WIZ de perfe.'
safety &C ~ h u. administered Ia Ii vaar rest efif, constitute
il ore Of IN" most nriiliart discoveries Of The ae-. The very small
Grani;: necessary e he given 10 sut almost any case renders 1t
the chez pest medicine 10. before The rublc.
Prepared unly by PEERY x HAMf.iN.
WILLIAM EMACK. Baltimore,
SAMi- E. DOVE. Richmond, Gea. Agents
BRACES & THOMAS, Petersburg,)
Aur * :2-3m
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~ Cf;hNCEEY.-visst>tA at rule l~a BEL s.
: ufic. OF the CgcuE superior joIr o i.M aud r.
tor Cdtal.diud county. 90 the IN tay - <e7scu1.r <
John K. 'dniore and George ". Usnt!, mecl.ns. .u
aess trading uHde. IAe styie -nG aaa o.. t..n.psg . .
agains;
Newton Hazecrovc ard Winston tiaze-r0ye. ir rte,
night, and rs Executors oi Pleasant ilaz!eefo.s. as,,,,-t
b. Anderson and Charlotte J." lis wife. B,tgar4. +; ~
and Hamlet his wife. William y. England and Ida. &
Mary iiazlegTovr, William l.. i!aA!esrove and Iabalr3 r.-
grove, br6rr4,,
Tie defendants. Ecnjamip \. Phillips and Harriet h. g
not having entered tict appearance, and glsta ,tcgu.. .sr,
ING TO TIE act OF Ssssni5'y and ~ rules ottA.. CoJrt. and ,,
appearing. by satisfactory evidence, That they are u, Irl..,+.
of tins Commonwealth. IL i Ordered, that tue said d,f.r..
do appear here on The first day OF the next iarca terra. w..
swer the bili o! the Plaintiffs; AMI that i copy of u., o,..
forthwith inserted IN some newspaper published in .he ry M
Richmond for two months successfully, ani posle. ~ lie :,
aIoi ui the Courthouse OF thIs Couuty.
ACoPy-Tes.e, r. =. WOouSoy. h. g.
Sept. IL
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WILLIAM F. RITCEIE, ArroRsxr At Law, Richmond, ia.
~ Office on Main street. Eho~e the Banks.
r-A. - - II
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CRfNTISG INK.-We shall have constantly on hand III ]
| supply Of Johnsca 4 Darant's hest Printing Ink. at moderate
prices.
Enquir.r n1r-. .ar-h IN. is-a rM
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sEARpihN'S GENUINE NJ. 8, sNufF.-A sinai! iot o
IL our own importation. for sse.
Ct f 43-iit
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]. G.. GREGORY A CO.. Managers,
81. 900 Dollar,

u VI .-tF~EF'"N''T
Office on Nam, I'd door bsiDan Gordsrs -iIn ega lita streets,
aIcHMo>p, VIRcisf4
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a .fU TINTtTN Y DTIVH HTTTTT.
Certificates If Packages II 81 wbcles. $3.50 90
90 halves - Oh
" u nuarte.s. y -
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We. the undersigned, having frequently n.et oan.'} cra IT.
p risra , pessrIa' re ssr.r, e h. enl recommend i g. me = u ~
as n superior preparation. H. ~ !, = REICH, o..
Holm z. OTTC, -.,>og /
The above valuable preparation for sae y!
IYELL, Agents for the i'rnpri~ or Ri Tayef1
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-05-13

SALE OF REAL E~TATE.-Nolice is here
- by given, thai 5v virtue OF a decree OF the
District Court, suing as Count OF ChsncoTy, with
in and for the counts % Grant, We 1y., made at
the tenn 81 SAID Cont be gun and he'd at the court
house IN Lancaster, Oh Inc 4ih Monday OF March,
4. y. 1913, | snail sell at Public Aacticn, on tue
dfs; Monday OF June next. between the hours OF
a. N. aud r ", At iHc tnof IF the court house IN
the town OF Lanca,t.r, to the highest bidder, To-
ready cash, a. TIRE estate, right, title and interest
81 Joseph ID. I.ocey and Cyrus L. Locey. minors,
OF. ~ ana 10 Lot No. ioriy-dye (l5). in the town
OF Piaus,s4s, IA saiG comfy. sale absolute. :.
Ws. T. NOR olson,
guardian Of sad J. D. ana c. I, Loeey.
April -, ISIS. 7qtds
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-05-13
MUSIC AND UTILITY!
A POLIO once a 'harp possessed,

A POLIO once a'harp possessed,
IA And well that harp could STRIKE,
While music nowadays of the best,
Can meyer boast its like. -.
But yet burst of mellow notes
viii sometimes reach the ear;
Which through the air vibrating floats
Lixurant, soft, and clear.
Voluptuous strains, re-echoing rife
With sympathetic glow,
on speak in all the walks .ol life,
Both to the high and low.
The music of this simple truth
Is soothing in ssIHese 1imes,n
II when we wish to cheer the heart,
We invoke the music IN rhymes:
1t cheers one much, these words to read,
Who know, in sooth, its
any GOODS were bought with cash-indeed
My Goods were bought quite low"
Such is the course we now pursue,
With object firm and steady,
To buy our Goods with cash, it's true,
And sell them for the ready"
And if the inference you would know,
And understand the wherefore:
We buy Goods cheap, and sell them so,
And ask the ready, therefore.
And every Steamboat from below
Shall bring US something new,
For comfort, fancy, taste, or show,
Which please to call and view.
Wen sell at Wholesale very cheap.
fhe same at retail, too.
While we receive The 'sYelL0w Drops"
Or Bullion uhite or blue.
To all the Ladies, young and old,
Around US many miles,
COME give little of your gold,
And take our goods with smiles.
And gentlemen, we fain would say,
From high TO low degree,
Come let US sell you goods this day,
For gold, Ills currency!!!.
Our Farmers, too, will understand,
THAT which we hope will please,)
Wen buy Produce from off their land,
Their butter ana their cheese.
In selling cheap, we say to all,
We will not be ouldone:
We wish 10 see you-please to call
And ask you, one by one.
And if you do not like our rhymes,
Perhaps youth like our ware;
Wen sell il all to suit the times:
Call in, we're always ''thar."
NJ. LAWTIIER & co.
Potosi, April %, l543. I'll
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-05-13

A LII authority or Leases for digging On the
"A following lands, to wit: the West half of the
SOUTHEAST quarter, and SOUTHEAST or. of the
South West quarter of Section II, Town North
of Range 3, West of the 4th principal Meridian,
must be obtained Of me: and | hereby notify all
persons whom may concern, not TO dig OH, or take
any lease for digging the above described lands,
or TO occupy or take any lease ofihe Cabins with
out they obtain authority or lease from me for
doing. GEORGE III. cox.
Pigeon DIggings, April ist. 1843.-4-tf.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-05-13
THE JEWISH PILGRIM.


ARR. these the ancient, holy hills
Where Angels walked ?fold!
Is this the laid Dug story fills
With glory mot yet cold! :,
For have passed by many shrire,
Ger many land and sea,
But still, Oh. promised Palestine,
Nv dreams have been OF thee.
I gee thy mountaineering green,
Thy valley fresh and fair,
With summers bright as they have been
When Israel's homo was thsre;
Though DER thee sword and1tine have past,
: And cross and Crescent shone,
And heavily the chain hath prest,
But thou ar, still Our ownl {.
Thine are the wondering race that go
Unblest through every land,
Whose blood hath stained the polar snow,
And quenched the desert sand;
And thine the homeless hearts that turn
From all earth's shrines TO thee,
With their lone faith for ages borne.
In sleepless memory.
For thrones are fallen, and nations gone,
Before the march of time,
And where the ocean rolled alone
Are forests in their prime,
Since Gentle pioughshares married the brow
OF Zion's holy hill
Where arc the rough eagles bowl
Yet judah wonders still.
And hath she wandered thus in vain
A pilgrim of the past?
No! long deferred her hope hath been,
But it shall come at last;
For in her waste voice hear,
As from some prophets urn,
II bids the nations build not there.
For Jocob shall return.
Oh lost and loved Jerusalem,
Thy pilgrims may not stay,
To see the glad earth's haryests homo
Ia thy rsdceming day;
But now resigned in faith and trust,
j seek a pumeless tomb,
At least beneath thy followed dust
Oh, give the wnnderer room.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-05-13
NO HUM3yG.
" Goods Cheaper than Ever.

New Goods Cheaper Than Ever.
nRY GOODS, Clothing, Crorkery, Hardware
~ and Grocer =, full - per cent. cheaper than
las, season. Examples: Sugar, l6 and 30 lbs for
81: Coffee, first qlality, lbs. for 81; every thing
else in proportion. The subscribers have on hand
and are continually receiving from ST. Louis, new
aud seasonable goods, which they will sell very
cheap for cash. Bring along the loose change and
try JULIUS AUGUSTINE n co.
British Hollow, April %, iSl3 7qif
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-05-13

rEyAKEN ~ by the Subscriber living At Pa.i>
Grant ouitv " r. abSat the tW'sAty 9TH uf
jaiaagy l,st Red and White ow abeu, ave ysar>.
old. mar c6 Nish Sgop IN the tisiS ear. ami an
uud.rt i IA che A,-Also, yearl,ng Steer nsar-
IN WAIT, marked - ike JmaAas. The owner Is
requested to come forward, prove property, pay
charges, and take them away.
E B. THURTELL.
rafs Nas,s eais lSll-.2--4,s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-05-13
SheriG1''s sale.

DY virtue ola writ OF Feri Facias, issued ont
Dofthe Office of the Clerk OF the District Cont,
in and for the County OF Grant, Wisconsin, Terri
tory, at the Suit OF Benjamin A. Farmer, against
the goods and chattels, lands and tenemen,s, Of
David Thompson, and jacob Fenly, have levied
upon all the right, title, and interest, which the
said David Thompson, and Jacob Fenly, or either
OF them, had the 2Sth day OF March, A. d.
lSi3, or at any time afterwards, of!nand TO the I'M
divided one half OF tho North East gr OF the south
Eas, Or of Section No. Eight (S,) Town one ID
Range one I'D West OF the fourth principal mefdi-
an, in Grant County, w. T., which said land was
levied upon, and will be sold TO satisfy said writ,
nj public Auction, to the highest bidder, foi good
aud lawful money OF the United States, ut The out
ward door ottho office Of stephen o. Paine, Justice
of the peace in the town of Plaueyie, Grant
County, and Territory aforesaid, on the 10Th day
Of May, A. II. 1913, between the hours OF nine OF
tho clock a. VI. and four OF the clock Z. n. OF SAID
day, to satisfy the principal aud interest moneys
due ON said writ, together with all costs which may
in anywse accrue on the same, by reason Of said
sale.
l.. :. BAKER, Sheriff
II. Robbins, Deputy.
Dated Lancaster, Apr. It'll 1919. 4-6t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-05-13
In,norfarsf to Miners.

a Ii autnority Leases for digging on the fol-
N lowing lands TO wit: the West half of the
quarter, and SOUTHEAST or. of the
South West quarter of Section II, Town North
OF range 3, West of the 18th principal Meridian,
must be obtained of me and | hereby notify all
persons whom it may concern, not to dig on, or
take any lease for digging on the above described
lands without they obtain authority lease from
me for so doing.
JAMES GROSHONG.
Pigeon Diggings, April LIST, lS43.-4-tf.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-05-13

Territory Of wisconsin, 70 all persons interested
Grant County, SIS an the Estate Of JOHN
HU.HES, late Of Philadelphia, IN TIE State Of
Pennsylvania, deceased, testate.
NTOriCE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that Gro.
~ ii. Cox, administrators de bonis non, with
copy OF the vii OF SAID deceased, annexed, has
made application 10 the Probate Court OF Grant
county aforesaid, toI license 10 sell SO much OF the
real estate OF said deceased, as will enable him to
pay the sum OF three hundred and twenty dollars,
the debts due from the estate OF said deceased, to-
geher VITA the costs and charges attending the
same. And the Cont aforesaid doth appoint the
18th day OF May next, al the Probate Office Ian,
caster, in said county, as the time and place when
and where a hearing viii be had upon said appli-
cation. And doth order that notice of said appli-
cation be given by publication thereof in the Grant
County Herald printed al Lancaster aforesaid, Two
weeks, the first publication to he twenty days prior
to said 18th OF May next True copy OF record,
J. ALLEN BARBER,
6q2t Judge Of Probate.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-05-13


AT HEREAS Charles Clockwell, did, on 2ith
w day Of Dec. lSIl, by his deed, convey to
,he undersigned, MS title in fee simple 10 GER
tain toNn lot. as distinguished upon the Map or
Plot ,own OF PIsos, W. +. upon that part
formerly Plated for the Town of Van Buren, rs
Lot No. twenty-thyee. together with all the priyi-
leges and appurtenances theyeuntO belonging in
ius, Tor the payment OF certain P.omiSsory Note,
bearing even date Herewith, given by the said
Charles Crockwell TO WymRn CrOw, Joshua revis,
Jonr {. Teyis, and fhocion r.. Nc. Creerv, as
the Firm Of Crow Tevis X Me. CREEPY Of 81, Lo:i-
~, for The snm DISK Hundred and Eighty sevea
dollars aud lhi.ty-sjN cents, which deed is Reco,3-
ed at the ohee ct the register Of Grant County.
W. T. in Book {. Of Deeds, pages 205 and DOS;
and whereas, Default having been made in. the
payment ofthe principal and interest Of the said
Note
Notice is, therefore, hereby given, that sy a
power OF sale Cu0taasd y said Deed. i shall
sell the above decided premises at public Aucioa
70 the hishes. bidder, in from, Of William Law
Their aud Cos. store, in'Peiosi t'rant County ".
+. on Moaday Inc Sla day OF MAY Next, between
the hoars.nf9 \. VI. aud 1 7. NJ Of said day, 10
SATISFY the said Prineipal AMI lntere., due, as Sc
cured 5y the said Deed OF trust, Sad he costs o.
sale L, DAVIS, trustee.
Dated, ro,os, Ma-ch n lS+S::l-.a
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-05-13

Nd DAD FROM LANCASTER TO POTOSl.-
Y q Apetiton having been presented TO the Board
OF Commissioners OF Grant county, praying Tor the
vocation OF so much OF the road reading from Lam
caster TO Potos, lies north OF what is known as
the Pigeon and Hurricane road, and TO adopt such
other order in relation TO the alteration and vaca-
ton OF such other roads leading through Bolce
Prairie, TO Lancaster, Potosl ana PiatIevie, as
shall seem necessary aud proper, with the view TO
have the same correctly laid on, and established !:
Notice is therefore hereby gwen, that a heartng in
the matter OF the said petition will be had at the
next session OF the Board Of Commissioners OF SAID
county, TO be holden on the first Monday OF July
next at which time all persons concerned or in
lerested in the matter may attend.
Lancaster, April p, 1913. 6q3t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-05-13

PROMOTION OF ASTRONOMICAL ScIENcEr...
We published, a few days ago, ahe proceed
ings for the purpose Of adopting measures to
obtain the means to procure telescope. suited
for the moss exact astronomical observations.
A committee was. appointed forthe purpose of
raising subscriptions for this object. We are
happy TO learn that the subscription has been
opened under favorable auspices. and that it
has already received the name of one gentle
man with "a subscription Of 1000 dollars, and
Of four gentlemen of 500 dollars each. In ad-
di,ion, another gentleman has offered to give
to the same object the sum of 5000 dollars. on
condition that the other subscriptions shall
amount to 10000 dollars within two months.
The Society for the Diffusion of Useful
knowledge has voted to contribute to the fupd
the sum Of 1000 dollars. 1t is believed that
the'sum proposed to be raised will cover the
expense not only Of such a telescope as i. is
desired to procure, bu. of some other necessary
astronomical instruments. Boston Daily AID.
verliser.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-05-13

REGULAR Contributors.
]. Fenmoro Cooper, Richard Ii. Dana, William
c. Bryant, Henry w. Longfellow, I. G. Grattan,
ma c. Embury, Mrs. Seba Smith, Mrs. ''AIary
Clayers," Mrs Ann S Stephens, Mrs Frances
s. Osgood, Etc
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-05-13
GRAHAM'S LADY'S & GENTLEMAN'S
MAGAZINE.
TEsE PROSPECTUS FOR 1913.

EDITORS.
George R. Graham and Rufus w. Griswold.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-05-13
EyULLING MILL AND~CARDING MA

EYULLING MILL AND NCAKDlNG MA
a. CHINE For SILe or 10 Rent.-ihe subscri-
Der offers any competent person persons, full
set OF machinery Tor Wool CarJng, together vita
a sufficient water power. FERNS viii De very ii5-
eral and, in iact, made 10 suIt the undertaAer--
time in accordance. Situated at Waterloo, OF
Grant river, about SIX miles from Potosi.
Apply, ether personally or by letter, to
D. X. BURT.
Waterloo, April %, lS43. 6qlt
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-05-13
Doice Prairie EHotel.--The sub

- scfber respectfully II orms Inc travelling pub
lie, that and after This date, viii be prepared
10 accommodate them in good STYLE.
TINS BoIcE PRAIRIE IiorEL is situated on the
shortest and best road from Potosi to Lancaster,
hall way between the two laces Charges mode
rate, and every attention "a a tot-ayallers
JOHN y. EAGRES.
April p, 1919 7Qtf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-05-13

STATEMENT of the Receipts and Expendit-
- ures of Grant county, W t., for the year A. D.
lo43, viz: from the 10Th January, lS42, TO te 2Oth
Janiary, ls43.. .
EXPENDITURES. ;.
School Furad--Amoun; OF School Fund ap-
portioned to snd among different School
DISTRICTS, and paid as appropriated, 5 ,9ea "a
PGupers.--Amosnt paid for beard and cloIh-
ing for Paupers, and for attendance of
nurses during sickness, and for expenses
of burial of paupers, &c. S453 10
Physicians Bills --Am't. paid to physicians
for medical attendance ON paupers, 1857 so
Stahonery.--Amount paid ior books, paper,
&c, for clerk of district Court, clerk Of
Board of Commissioners; and for Register
Of Deeds, &c, Sal rs
Witness & attorneys FeeS.--Amount paid
for fees Of witnesses in criminal cases in
District Court, and for salary, &c. Of Dis
trici attorney, and for services in attend
ing sale Of land for taxes, s547' Al
Sberif's FeeS.--Amount paid to Sheriff for
fees in criminal cases, keeping Jail one
year, attendance OF Sheriff and Deputies
on District Court and Board of Commits
sioners, summoning juries, &c, and for
board, clothing, fuel, &c for prisoners in
Jail, add fuel for court house, 1867 81
Eiections.--Am't. paid to judges and clerks
of elections, for their per diem and mile
age, making returns. &c. Sl4S IL
Court House.--Amount paid for repairs of
court house, S202 II
County Commissioners and Clerks Fees
Amount paid for per diem and mileage of
Commissioners aad clerk, and fOr clerks
fees, S7j6 IS
Justices and Constables.-Amomt paid for
fees in criminal cases before justices of
the peace, and for constablGs and witness
fees, and lees of guards of criminals be.
fore Justices of the peace, and for jury
fees, &c. before Justices of the peace, S262 66
Roads and Bridges.--Amount paid to view
ers, claimants, and surveyors OF roads,
and repairing bridges, &c. S6l8 90
Jury Fees-Amount paid petit jurors for
per diem and mileage for second week of
District Court, S2S7 Sc
Clerk Of District Court Amount paid for
fees in criminal cases. &C., S2I ca
.4ssessors.-Amount paid to assessors of
lands and town lots, S2l6 25
Printing paid for printing adver-
tisemonts, &C, 5000 80
dsd as enormously paid, 50 60
WoLres Bounty paid Tor killing wolves, be-
ing 50 for each large and 81 for each nrai-
rie wof S?22 90
.Maps.-Amount paid for county maps, $40 90
Territorial ReUenue.-Amount paid to ter
Titorial treasurer, being five per cent. on
tax roll of 1912, Sll3 90
Collectors Fces.-Amount paid Collector for
per centage, and fees on sale Of land for
taxes, s34o 80
1itcasufer's Fees.-Amount paid Treasurer
or his per centage settlement of tax
roll OF 1912, and on fines and licenses, Sl94 81
Total amour, Of expenditures for 1912
for all purposes, 1874 b2
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-05-13
NEW GOODS.

II UST RECEIVED,
81 at O7TS's CASH STORE,
fresh supply of Spring Goods, which will be sold
cheap for CAsu-among which are e.
Sheeiings, Cotton Yarn,
Shnings, Cotton Batting,
Drillings, Tin Ware,
Tickings, Hardware,
Kentucky Jaens: Crockery,
Flannes, Groceries,
. Carpetings, Drugs, Medicines,
&c. &c. &c. {.
]. NJ. OTIS.
Lancaster, March Is, 1913. ltf