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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-10-05
,euni,nore Grove for sale.

ysTiIE gnod offers for salo ionr hun"fc"
acres Of land in the Fennimore 6rove' ~
,.41,t county, W. Il. The above iso"' OF the
mos, desirable tracts of land ~ the Territory OF
Wisconsin. Its situated on the ln''cd states
,o,I from Greon Bay to Pane do Cmen' emof''
,na about throe huadrod OF the very e"'ees' .''''-
her, with about one hundred oil ,he h.s' y
pt"'' ,os,.',,,s nj farming and keeping public
bo"s., nero i no point in ,hs Territory which can
ole, Greater advantages. It will be sold at very
reduced price, aud part on time o..,o
Foi further particulars, enquire OF job" bI0eSe"
:, N;,srnl ro,o,. o, of the undersigned, nea'
n,ews,er,s Ferry, Stephenson county, Hmm
80 # a. ~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-10-05
.SIEERIEEsS SALE.

10y virtue of Two executions issued out OF the
ID Office OF the Cletk oflhe District Court ri the
lnitcd States IN aud or the County OF Grant,
Wisconsin, Territory one ut the suit OF the Unl-
ted States for the use OF Grant County, against the
goods and chat,els, lands and tenemtn,s OF Esa-
nah Leonard, William Blaze and james Jones;
and the otner al the suit of John Stevens against
the goods aud chaitels, lands aud tenements OF
William Blaze IL have this day levied upon al
the right title and interest which the said " IL
liam Blaze had on the first day of Apdl, loli, or
at any time afterwards, OF, IN, aud 10 the ollow-
ing desc tibed property in the Town of Lafayette,
nov potos, in Grant County Aforesaid, aud known
and described on the Recorded Plat OF said Town
of Lafayette as Lot number nine 90 in Block No.
tu enty.nine (29), which said property will sell
AT public yendue to the highest bidder, for each, At
tue outward door OF tbs court house, in Lancaster,
Ia said county, on the 18Th day OF October next,
between the hous ofnns o'clock Il NJ, aud four
o'clock 7. NJ, Of tina, day, to satisfy said exccu-
ton and costs.
4. :. BAKER, ShG, G c., w. r.,
Bv n. w. Kendall, Under Sheriff
September ith, 1874. y OF
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-10-05
FANCYFAND SILK GOODS.

Veve Silk Apacca Mousn de anes Foulard stripe; Ch
splendid Marinoes French
English vesg eap collars chemises; lace cuffs silk waist grdes
gilt bracelets head ornaments necklaces
Lawn and sarcenet silk good
Ribbons: Gmp loop and silk fringe elastic braces stocks silk
mareno rno
Mems silk fet worsted and cotton Mems buck
thread floss; silk silk and
bindings bishop ckone cambrick Swiss NULL bob
edgings footing Blonde Wells; do et and lace
pocket plaid damask mousln de lame
gro denap embroidered bzarne and @ tartan
plaid plaid Kabe Bvidere muslin de ne
mousn de n tibi roby padnet fancy
Ednburg green umbrellas and ao; she'll
hmbes
spectac strings Fancy shaving and toilet
bay balm coumbia ndebe INK
Agooda Of Fashionable
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-10-05
HOUSE, & SIGN PAINTING,
alnxiu- s. A'aper-hanginS

uoEI, RI NERSON. would respectfully ~
81 form the rit,zsns OF Grant, ana the a"io'"'"S
counties that he has located himself N
ior the purpose of eanlng on inc ao'Se p'',as ~
.,;,, n,,.,ton 10 merit share Of public patronage
March rs, iSii
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-10-05
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

n A Rutland complete assortment
III Of Drugs, Medicines, Coniectionary'
esss.sS Paints, oils Glass, Dye Stdits &c o>I &C.
MWTIE may constantly be found at the "New
fRl Drug Sto. e" Just opened in Pla''ey,iIe,
6gNEMA W r., adjoining the residence Of Ben-
net. Atwood, Esq
Ctrbonnied soda Hatrr always on hand; -,
n, II. Physicians precautions carefully sno
.vpoditionsly put OPP, aud liberal d,scoun, mace
rhueyilIc, W. r., June 2, loll Ia y
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-10-05
.SJyERIFFc.S SALE.

nY virtue OF an alias Il, ia, execution issued
he,ut of the bthce the CLERK otthe Disuict COur
OF Iowa county, Wisconsin Territory, at the suit
Of Catharme Vaughn, Plaintiff, against the goods
and chattels, lands and tedemcnIs Of W lliIan L.
Madden, Trustee Of the Louisiana Company, IN
Grant county, Wisconsin GeuIOry, Defendant,
directed 10 this Sheriff OF said county, AID TO ne
delivered on the 27th day Of August, 1874 have
levied upon all the right, title and interest which
The SAID William /. Madden, Trustee as aforesaid
was seized ON the titccnih day OF April, 1874, o,
nj any time thereafter OF ia AND Ia the following
described lands in Grant county, and Territory "a
toresaid. 10 VIII:
Lo, No. 3or fractional part OF sonth west quar-
ter OF esc,on seven town one j north range
two west u west OF the ioalh principal meridian,
containing forty acres and hity-t~o one-hun-
irsd,as, more % less; the west hall OF the south
east fractional quarter OF section seven town
o,e { II north, range no FL wss' containing
seventy. three scTes 0nd hi'y one-huodreoths mole
o. less: fractional section eighteen Is town orc
IN nor,h range two west containing ni,y-e ,sht
acres aud sixty-hve one-Aundleuths, more OF less
the west halt OF toe mouth ives, qnal'sg OF fractional
section seventeen El1l IOWA one noFth, range
two ri west, containing seventy eight acres ant
txcniv one-hundredtAS, mors or less the oass
halfoi the scaih west 4IayteT o. section seventeen
III town one u moth asse tive ~ ~es', con.
tain,os ninety-Iaree acres a'd eishi ons-han
drt,'hS, more OF less.
Also al OF the west hall OF the north west gual-
ter Of the EacsiolNi sec,ioh seven town one ! j
nnrta 5ahge two u west, excepting that owned o.
the hens OF PAXTON Vaughn deceased, CONTAINING
nity acres move Og less: all ~ which sad tracts 81
land o. lots al g,oprd, Of 80 much tae'eo a shaa
br Stt5ceint 10 satisfy sad execution and costs,
~ &, se sold q, pat,ie Veadus 70 t'e highest ojde
lor casa at sbs outward d0og Of toe court house q
Lancaster, 10 said county, on the ;Neii'h Gay 81
October. \. y. lSil, begNesa the hours Of ANS
o'Slask A. N. and .odr o'eiook L II. % that tNy.
2. = BAKER, Sassid &C, y. I.
p g. By y. ". Kendall, ndsT >ao.'a.
Da,sa Sh'R'. oliss, Lancaster, Aas ass p, lS4l.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-10-05
Dry Goods.

Fine Black and Grey Broad cloths; fancy striped plaid plain and
double wld Cassme Sanes all colors Pilot cloths Tweed CLOTH
cloths Cadet cloths Kentucky Jeans; Sleeps Grey Mon
Fustns Buffalo cloths Hard Tines white yellow and red Fannes cotton
Velvet Veveen Lnys Shrngs and Sheeng bached and
unbeached Dng mariners ckn checks English French
caes Gngams Lnens sies paddng buckm brown @
tableovers bang waddng wicking
Mackinaw, Rosean Whitney Blankets; Wooden Socks,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-10-05
LUMBER YARD.

NHyE nave o. hama splendid assortment OF
w White aud yellow r'as plank, owii: Al
Isnsth, thickness, aud qualities, seasoned, green'
clesv Aat coni,uoA Also, quantity Of shaved
pjae Shingles, a.sl sawed Lathe, watch We oavi 10
.ac Fae.e atyey low pJess.
:. VI. \ +. LANGWoRTiiY.
Po,osi. Mach -, 1874
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-10-05
POTOSI TANNING MILL
Mandatory.

vHyIlE subscribers woali respectfully inform lne
farmers of Grant County, ma' thSy nave
.I'r,1,sheb, flaming mill mandatory in PotoSl, ,
=, Mann street opposite whise's Blacksmith SHOP
.h,,c they viii be at ali tunes IN readiness to
t,oi.h waaantcd article al moderate price add
o. accommodating terms.
Persons residing at distance can have 'hett
o,Bc,. promptly attended 10 10y addressing a letter
through tho Mail or otherwise, 10 80,
BARNETT & JONES.
n, p.h,,ry a9,h. 1911 silly
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-10-05
THAT FLOUR.

NITE would be glad IL thosa who PROMISED Us
w nour would deliver il Immediately, as VIC
have made preparations tor receiving iafse yuan
tiy aud are in daily expectation OF ats a"'NH i
None bat the best quality, ifom winter wheat, w'I
be received. :, \, l.bN - ~
Potosi, May -, ISL.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-10-05
NEW ARRIVAL.

YsyliE Suhsrr,hec has Just received a large lot
u assorted iRo> and SrEUL, which he Of
e.. to ;bc public at Go'eao Psices; Also, q supply
Of cooking S.j ten plate SrovYS, with pipe nnd
fixtures he Is also receiving, aud viii continue
10 receive uni tive close of NAY CATION, every style
Of marketable DRY GOODS and GROCERIES.
:. r. LEWIS y 60.
Poiosi, Sept 6th lS4S.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-10-05

oT, IN A
Wa nov call ron farming community and every Other class c :"
Gonise mne
for
Goods wllte happyt
PoosAu
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-10-05
NEW fIRM-NsW GOODS G. NEW PRICES.


YEyI.E subscribers have increased their former
IL stock by late arrivals, to very extensive
and complete assortment of Fail and W Inter
Goons; comprising
The Latest style of Dry Goods.
Merrimack, and n variety offancy prints, chintz,
painted lawns, figured null, Sac0 shirting, bedtck-
ns OF every requisite width, bagging apron checks,
tall supply OF fancy pantaloon stuff, brown French
and Irish linens, linen aid damask table cloths.
dress and pocket Edk'ls., crayats, stucks, gloves,
hose. &c. &c.
seasOnablc Clothing.
Mems cloth, jeans, moleskln, linen and gam
broom coats; cashmere, jeans, satIineu and linen
drilling pants; silk, satin, marsees and Jean'
vests together with lady's bonnets OF every deicrip
ton; men and chldlen's summer leghorn, straw,
palm.leaf, silk and fur hats also shirts of every
pattern and N steIial.
Every description of RoOts and shoes
Mems seal, calf, kip and thck boots; morocco
AMI seal pumps, lined cali, kip and thick b,osans
Ladies' Kid and morocco slippers; monroe, cali and
prunella shoes and bootees, iii every variety, and
to SUIT all ages and every size.
GROCERIES.
Jsvn, Rio and llayanna Coffee; n. o. loaf aud
brown Sugar; Young and Old Hyson, Gun-powder
aud Imperial Tea dried peaches and apples, rice,
raislns, sinnamon, pepper, glnger and allsFlGc !;
sperm and tallow caAdles all size Of window glass,
canister, keg and blasting powder, etc. etc.
HARDWARE.
Spades, shovels and picks; grain and grass
scyhes, pilch-tclks saws, axes, hatchets and ham,
0ors; pad, and variety of door, trunk aud chest
locks, sell-actng and congress hinges; brass and
cast butts; screws, glass and mahogany knobs, Ger
man silver and iron spoons, etc.-logether with
| Fin and stone ware, paints, oils, whiting, putty,
etc. etc.
Our goods were selected with a thorough knowl-
edge OF the TINES aud MARKET; aud we Offer
them to the public upon terms which aatter our
seize will retain our old friends and acquire new
ones. s. T.. LEWIS " co.
! Potosi, November 4, lS43. 81
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-10-05
FOR SALE.

NNE OF BUTTS Patent Solar tompasse'' n's'
rate Article; enquire ofthe subser'ner a. a., ms
Itsdence. ihpS - ~,
GRAFT River, W. Il. June u, lsll ~ Sm
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-10-05
FRESH FALL AND WINTER
G 90 d 5.
ID N1o DN,1Sa

his Store Lancaster the richest and varied
Goods in marke selected
York. and bought such they will be afforded
extremely low Among his selections be found:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-10-05

YEy.E subscribers have increased their hrmeI
IL stock by late arrivals, to a very extensive
and complete assortment of Fail and Winter
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-10-05
READY MADE CLOTHING c..

Frock Coats Bcoth stripe plain and plaid Cashmere
Kentucky Jeans Mokn and Tweed cloth pn Broadco,h
plain silk figured valencia and figured silk cashmere
Fashionable
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-10-05

cOdhsn " I've UTuH
81 bhls * c'ks of wines brandies asa
- l-2 81 IA .
100 bbl, old Cincinnati whiskey
~ American brandy and gn
30 boxes Of mould and sperm candles
1000 -. of rice IN 100 and 10 800 ID cask'
o4DD :. saIa!atus in 100 and 400 10 casks
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HI.
SEARS,S BIBLE BIOGRA PH 8.

From The Ner-Iork Poughkeepsle IslesTHpN.
Among the multitude OF Books various n their chac-
ter as in their external appearance, which constantly issue
from the press, pleasant 70 point 70 one o. ea 'aGe ana
xcegton4bl in It's letter and spirit but sanitary III Il;
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now ct the attention OF readers and especially Christ
ian parents and guardians vino solicons OF the moral
w-lara Of their children and Yards his wos contain.
serss Of biographical sketches OF the most men
menrioIe in tn puTes, from Adam 10 john the 5ptist
with sketch Of the human life Of ths Red ene and hsei
,ationson the fulfilled prophecies and other matters highly
interesting the Christian the whole usrsi-i by ABOUT
five hudred enggavngs many Of them BEAUTIFULLY executed
handsomely bound cieh ana gut ana sod al ma 10"
LOIS
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SEARS WONDERS OF THE WORLD,
In Nature Art, and Hind.

Ths decidedly OF the most BEAUTIFUL and interesting
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embellishments with which adorurd; but 'Se found we
coud not Without dong injustice TO the whole
we will tfere fore recommend all who wasn't OF Work
OF permanent interest and vaueone that will re and proEe
useful TIE family circle when The ephsineIa .Essn o, m
Won5es oa Of the Referees Of his wSrs s sns;la late
OF tlrir SEVEN WoSDER, bat Mr. Sears ne" and
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TEMPERANCE GIFT FOR TIE HoLI-
/ DAYs.--HANNAH HAWKINS, The Reformed
Drunkard: Daughter y Rev Johc Marsh For sale the
American Temperance Union Clinton Hall Price IS
Call! rao;A=rs, and &c; Or. j22 2w=od-
VALUABLE GIFT B0OKS-JOHN S. TAY.
LCR SEQ. Publishers and Booksellers, Brick Church
Chapel 10 assam st-eSt have hand large and choice
lection OF valuable Boo STYLES Of binding sult2
bic Tor Notwithstanding moral and religions works,
Teste,nents, FTaye. Books Sc SC.
y. b;-AnE Tauahie books be had IN New York fur
ussd u J. 5 ! Y Co. At the lowest cls prices do 3w
4 y aGEScY- OF the RtSBYTERIAN BOARD
Aot Pn6,c2ticns now established in the Bnck-curch Cha
pe New ok Where all t- Books the Socey be OBJ
ciaed on the same terms Philadelphia he friends Of
the church az invited send their orders AID foster this
The Presbyterian Almanac for 1884, on sale at the Deposit
Dry, which ever: Christian family ought have. it is be-
ived &c contain moe valuable than any Almanac pub
listed IN The country.
Also constant supply OF tho new Hymn Book Of various
sizes. qualities and grIces. IS Park Row. DIG I'm
The Bible says The Church says
i"s ,''.-- WHiCH SHALL WE HEAR 7 '''' '''
4 y auORESS T0TRE, BAPi iSTSO OF The
u UNITED STATES, from the Sevepthday Baptist
General Conference wherein is honrhs perpetual oblisa-
EW AUD rESTiLE observe Gods Hsiy Sabbath
Of each week and the Subsequent of the
day shown 20 S Inconsistent iii the Institution snd sub
vesivs OF the bo!s as perfect rule Of faith Il 5 hoped all
who inys The Sabbath ad rTsTcGcc Gods word, will give
this address pTayeru! conSieratinn
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aud T. Walker Co. IL Fulton street a, 81 per ON and
the book stores generally. tric-6 JAZZ 2t2t"F
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SEARS NEW AND COMPLETE HIS
TORY OF THE HOLY BIBLE.
From NE Southsr7, Q,crtsriy Rerit1o for October.

From HE Southsr7, Qucrtsriy Rerieto for October
W. ha; the appearance oil THIS work auSpciGus event
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terror and oty correct but erceeangl fascinating N
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Twin deep and lndnC interest equal 70 that INSPIRED
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OF nast eyets-even3s OF the deepest inpoIance,-iina
thrilling the breasts Of all classes o! NEIL hich
We cannot praise do works which admire smy
FOR their profound learning and high literary excellence vi
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COMP LETE LIBRARY OF
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Condemned IN FORM familiar in style, and COUPONS N lnioma-
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The Bible says The Church say:
THE SARRATH ~
PLEASE READ THIS.
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ING SEASON
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MGRUER OF Mr.. SPsAoUE.-Nothing positive
has yet transpired to fasten the preparation OF
this foul and bloody deed on any one. Two Irish
men named Nicholas S. and John Gordon, broth
ers, were arrested On Monday on suspicion of be-
ing concerned in the horrid affair. The grounds
| of suspicion are as follows
Nicholas S. Gordon has frequently petitioned the
town council of Cranston for license for the sale
OF ardent spirits, but, through the opposition OF Mr.
>prague his petitions have been refused.
At the time OF his last unsuccessful attempt 10
obtain license he threatened Mr.. Sprague, and
said he g would settle with him elsewhere" He
has recently been seen on several occasions near
the spot of the fatal tragedy with gun in his
hand His house has been searched and no gun
found although he is known to have had one
He is supposed to have broken it IN beating Air
Sprague as piece of musket-stock with
hair attached to it, was found near the spot, and
the two Gordons are believed to be the only per-
sons in the ncghborhood who have not visited
the house of Mr.. Spraguc since the murder.
town meeting was held at Cranston on the lst
and reward OF $1,000 On addition to the $1,000
already offered by the family offered for the
apprehension Of the murderer or murdercrs.
MAIL Losr-Thc Mail from Hopkinsville, Ky
to Springfield, Tenn. due on the oath ult. failed
The driver, with another white man and negro,
were drowned in attempting to cross stream en-
titled Red River at Sugg's Mill ina boat which
was carried over the dam by the current, drown
ing all three and losing the Mail. There is a
slim chance for tsrccovery.
- The tlwelline-house of L. 3. Rupert Esq
Treasurer OF Columbia Co. Pa. was recently en-
tered bv burglar and robbed of $500 in cash and
$4,000 in Commissioners Orders, which had been
redeemed bv the Treasurer, but were not marked as
Cancelled.
- The house Of the Rev. DR., VIM E. Wyatt,
Of Baltimore, was entered Monday night, and
robbed of some table service and clothing. Among
other things, the burglars took the robes in which
DR.. Wyatt usually oticiated.
A man, whose name s not given, was found
dead on the Columbia Railroad, near Paoh, Pa on
SATURDAY last supposed to have fallen of one OF the
burthen-cars unobser7ed by the conductor
= There are about dozen large and sibStan-
tial brick buildings being erected in Buffalo, between
the foot of Main and Commerce streets desi gned for
stores and warehouses.
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Y The Memphis Eagle contains the account OF
an aray that took place in the streets of that town
between Dr. Ellis and Mir. Henry Banks, planter
Or E. met Dir. Banks IN the street, and accosied
HIM with good morning, when nlr. b replied,
GU are the man I'm looking for, and tired pistol
at him without effect. BE then fred another, when
Mr. E. fred in retar--the balls IN neither case DO
ing any injury They then advanced on each other
when Mr. B. Knocked Or, Ellis down with his empty
pistol-and struck HIM several blows. The by
ISLANDERS then interfered, and the combatanfs were
separated.
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