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VOLCANO ITEMS.

l. O. o. FAT regular meeting Of
Volcano Lodge No. 25, held at their hall on
Friday evening, July Sd, the following Off
GERS were installed, ID. d. G. NJ. Edward A.
Kingsley officiating: George johnson, n. G.;
r. C. Christian, V. g.; j. Bowen, r. s.;
John Tanner, Treas.
b. f. GEORGE has taken the Empire Hotel
and renovated it throughout We have no
doubt he will give satisfaction to the public.
No lady is better qualified to do the honors
of hotel than Mrs George Success to the
Empire.
AccIDEyr.--In returning from the Conven-
ton at Jackson to Volcano, on Wednesday
evening, T. NJ. Pawling, Esq, of the law
firm of Farley & Pawling, was thrown from
his buggy and severely injured in the hips
For time it was believed that some of the
bones were broken, but on examination such
proved to be not the case
DEDIcArIoS-O last Sunday, the new
church of the Methodists North was dedi-
Gated, the Rev. Mr.. Briggs preaching the
sermon A large concourse were in attend
ance-more than the house could contain
THERE were no "doings" in Volcano on
the Fourth.
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For the Hsekiy Ledger.
Resolutions by the Y. M. d. Club

JACKSON, July Ith, 1897.
AT special meeting of the Young Mems
Debating Club, of jackson, the following
Resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Resolped, That as an assertion headed /" Con-
temptible,' has appeared in the -fmador Sentinel
casting disgrace upon +. c. Johnson member Of
the Young Mems Debating Club we deem it the
duty of the members to denounee that assertion as
totally groundless in all its particulars
ResOiUed, That a copy of these resolutions be
forwarded to the .fr7ddor Sentinel and Weekly
Ledger Offices for publication
JOHN w. ARMSTRONG, President.
Gro O. ASH, Secretary.
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The BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-We are not
aware that any Of the old Board were candi-
dates for a denomination before the late Con-
vention, yet we are really of the opinion that
at least one Of them should have been retained.
They have conducted the affairs of tue county
ably and successfully, and know the routine
Of their duties, which it will take new men
some time to acquire. Our candidates, how
ever, are men who will make themselves thor
onghly acquainted with the duties Of the Of
fee as quickly as any that could have been
selected We would be in favor of a change
in the law, so that one of the Board, at all
events, should hold over. Would it not be a
good idea?
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that all persons holding
debts, demands or claims against the estate OF
George Mitchell, deceased, are required to present
the same TO the undersigned at his office in Dry
town, county of Amador, within ten months from
the date hereof or such debts, demands or claims
will be forever barred. All persons indebted to
the said estate are requested to make immediate
payment TO the undersigned.
j. b. KING,
Public Administration
jackson, June s3d, 1881.
~ II ss-tw
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On the third ballot Mr.. Lagrave was de-
clared nominated.
On motion Of p j. Goodrich, the Conyen-
ton elected ten delegates to the State Con
vention-one from each township and three
from the county at large.
The following are the delegates Thos. A.
Springer, Of No. /; f. f. Barney, of No. 2;
Jerome Waite, of No. 3; p. ] Goodrich, of
No. 4; Edward Gallagher, of No. 5; A. c..
Gilmore, of No 6; A. ]. Lucas, of No. l.
For the county at large-Ellis Evans of Jack
son, b. L. E. Burchell of lone, and g. s.
Smith of Jackson.
p j. Goodrich offered the following:
Resolred, That the delegates from this
county to the State Convention are hereby
instructed to vote for and work to secure the
nomination of Hon. John b. Weller for the
Office of Governor of this State
A motion to amend by inserting request
ed" in the place of instructed" was voted
down, and the original resolution adopted
with three votes in the negative.
The following persons were elected the
Democratic Central Committee for Amador
county, to serve for the ensuing year;
P. c. johnson. Chairman N. C. F. Lane,
W. l. Morgan, Samuel Davis, j. b. King,
f. g. Hoard, and Jacob Emminger.
The candidates were then declared unani-
mously nominated, by acelamation.
A collection amounting to s3l was taken
up to defray the expenses of the Convention
On motion of A. j. Lucas, it was unani-
mously
Resolved, That we recognize the "WEEKLY
LEDGER" as sound Democratic paper and
consider it the duty of the Democracy Of
Amador county to render it a hearty support.
On motion the Conuention adjourned sine
die.
n. C. f. LANE,
Chairman.
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FATAL ACcmENT-Mr Van Olinda was
killed in his claim, at Butte City near Jack
son, on the 9th inst. They had been eudeav.
orng toacaye bank, some ten feet high and
had let water run in the crack made during
dinner hours. After dinner Van Olinda
went to work under the bank, but had not
struck more than half dozen lcks with his
pick when it came down on him, killing him
instantly. He was dug out in fifteen min
utes He leaves an interesting family here
to mourn bis untimely death.
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Sherin''s Sale.

DY virtue of an order of sale to mo d..
Dsued out of the Hon. District Conrt 81 V,'ed Is
county aud State Of California on a ina Amadof
dered therein on the 18th day of Jnne suSat Ten,
in favor of Hyppollte Fixary and Leon 60 ~ I@l,
and against George L. Gale, for tho sn,, aync
81 and interest thereon at the rate o1 :. ~ e5is.
cent. per month from the 4th day of IKE FsiLee PEI
1857, until paid, together with sir n, 'O'aaTy
suit, have levied upon and seized and vin Io,s Of
to public sale at the door of the court bons eAoe
town Of jackson, Amador county. tho r., ,Qa
of August, A. ID. 1857, between ,f' tHay
of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and o'clock. P NJ ali ~. u0lis
title, interest and claim Of the said Georco 'gl
of, in and to the following described proSe,, e
ate and being in the county Of Amador AMI W.. s.u'
of California, towit: that certain villago ~. oale le
dwelling house, barn and out-houses thor sl'o
ate and being Ia the village of Volcano IN M A'l,
county Of Amador, on the corner of Rarn,ne ,ne Ha
Emigrant streets, bounded by the fence ld
ing the same, and occupied at the tme Of bo
cution of said mortgage by Thomas Ws5o s0'
residence. Also. that certain farm or ranch t ~
as Gales ranch, situate and being in townshjn N
3. in said county and State, and boupleI ~ NA ~,
east and south by the hume of the Jackso, n. ,-'
Company, on the southwest and west by C,,,o,',i
ranch. and on the north by Mace s ranch ca..
ing three hundred and twenty acres Of lana -.
closed with fence and lying about six mios ~ ",
northwest direction from the said town of yol,.-.'
together with all and singular the heredonaa-a..,
and appurtenances thereunto belonging or IN NV
wise appertaining. '
Given under my hand, this llth dav Of Jpv
d. 1857.
W. j. PAUGH.
Sheriff Of Amador CO. Cal.
BY A. h. ANDREWS, Under Shorir
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Pine GRovE.-The celebration of the 4th
at Pine Grove was spirited affair. Hun
dreds were present to hear the Grafton of DIR.
Keteham, which was admitted by all to be a
finished and eloquent effort The dinner is
highly spoken of, and the ball at Leonard's
was certainly as well enjoyed as any in the
State. The beauty of Volcano and the vi
cinity was there "to kill" and they created a
vast amount of :" me-m-m-ental de-b-b-bilty"
among the beaux. The music was by the
Volcano band, and better music and better
set of fellows are not to be found. Taking
it all together, the celebration at Pine Gro We
will long be pleasantly remembered.
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The Ticket.

14e IlCReL
We place at the head of our columns to-
day the County Democratic Ticket nomina-
ted by the Convention which assembled on
the Sth inst. 1t is unnecessary, for the pres
ent, to occupy much space in commenting
upon it. The ticket is a good one-an ex-
cellent one-it is purely Democratic, and just
such an one as the Democracy love to render
hearty support.
L. n. KETcHAM, the candidate for Senator,
(and whose nomination will of course be con
Cured in by Caaveras) is Democrat of the
old Jeffersonan school-a Democrat who has
stood by the party through sunshine and
storn-a Democrat who has never "struck
bis colors," not even in the darkest hours of
gloom and with the certainty Of defeat en-
blazond before him. He is also gentleman
of ability and requirements, and in every
way calculated to advautageously represent
the nineteenth Senatorial district in the Sen
ate of the State. DR. X will receive amost
cOluidl anu heautg support
HOMER King stands at the head of the
Assembly ticket, and it affords us peculiar
pleasure to testify to his answering Democ-
racy, and his peculiar fitness for the position
TO which he is about to be elevated. He has
devoted his life to the PRONUNCIATION of Dem
ocratic principles, and has rendered great SER
vice to the party in this State and elsewhere.
During the last campaign he was the editor
and proprietor of the Democratic Standard
published in this place. and is well known to
the people Of the whole county. He has
never faltered-and no Democrat will falter.
in his case at least, when they go to the polls
next September Homer King is in all re-
spects deserving.
ROBERT STEWART is the other candidate
for the Assembly, and all who have taken
any part in the politics of Amador county,
know him wel-at least by reputation He
too has always been firm and constant Dem
ocrat, turning neither to the right hand or
the left, and the Democracy, appreciating his
services have determined to reward him.
He is qualified for the position, and will labor
assiduously to promote the best interests of
his constituents. Mr. Stewart is practical
Woodworking miner, and one of the most sub
stantial citizens Of the county.
G. A. LEeRAvE, for the position of Sup.
OF Public Schools, is the Democratic nom
inee. He is qualified and is an excellent man
and excellent Democrat. A better choice
could not have been made.
THos. II. LoEHR FRANK McBRrpE and
+, G. HOARD, are all young men of character
and business qualifications They will make
a first rate Board of Supervisors. They.
also, are Democrats of the first water-un-
fiinching- will conduct the affairs of the
county ably and honestly.
The ticket will be elected by tremend
GUS majority. 1t is one around which the
Democracy can rally, with full confidence
that they will not be deceived. A thousand
majority would not be a large figure to cal
culate upon, for the boys" are already at
work, and they intend to keep at it !
We will have occasion TO refer to the tick
ct frequently hereafter.
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The X. n. PARTY hold grand pow-wow
in this place to-day, for miscellaneous pur-
poses-more particularly to give vent to sew
eral months accumulation of gas. We IN.
stand that the "harp of thousand strings
will again be brought out, and brother Graf
ford" let loose. Play us lively tune, we
are ready for you, gentlemen.
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CoRREc1IoN.-Owing to the stupidity OF
the compositor in correcting proof the
commencement of young Mr.. Browns pretty
little speech, published on the first page, is
rendered uninteligiblc. Omit the fifth line,
md il is call right"
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GOVERNOR 1t win be scen by reference
to the proceedings of the County Convention,
that the delegates from Amador to the State
Convention are instructed to vote and work
for the nomination of Col Weller.
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10. of o. F. IN SuTTER.-On Monday,
the 9th inst. Sutter Greek Lodge No. 81
installed their officers as follows:-E. b.
Howe, n. g., j. B. White V. g., c. ID.
Bureson r. s., d. Gardner Treas. d. d.
G. NJ. Edward A. Kingsley, installing Off
Ger.
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!. 0. of o. F. IL IoNE.-On Tuesday the
7th. inst d. D. G. NJ E. A. Kingsley install
ed the officers Of lone Lodge No 81, as fol-
lows:-Geo. Haverstick n. g., John t. Poe
V. G., p. Preater r. S., Thomas Hickey
Treas
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention assembled at 2 O'clock
The committee on credentials reported the
following persons entitled to seats in the
Convention
Am0dor-P. j. Goodrich, Samuel Davis.
Aqueduct City-Jerome Waite, Thomas S.
Crafts.
Clinton-A. S. Mckee, John Campbell,
John Hawkins.
Jackson-A. Askey, S. b. Segar, l. Sill
yer, j H. Bradley, w. b. Griswold, G. S.
Smith, w Huffaker.
Voleano-W |. Morgan, f. Mcbride, d.
Elliott, S. II. Hunt, John White, james
Goldsworthy, Theodore Voight, Jas. Wood
burn, W l.. Rynerson, J. S. B. Jewet proxy
from M. A. Longinott
Q Ranch-T S. Barber, F. Z. Barney.
Upper RdncAeria-A. j. Lucas, Jacob
Emminger
Boston Stow-W. X. Johnston.
Fiddletown-W. ". Moore, F. G.. Hoard,
W. T. Gist
Butte Cay-Elijah Turner, John II. Bow
man.
Laneta Plamd-Samuel Wardell, William
Cook
Drytown-Asa Willis, f. Gallagher, Z.
D. McCulloch.
Yeomet-A c. Gilmore
PUTS Barr. A. Bennett, S. c. Wa
ters.
Loicer Ranchsria-Na.hanielP Parsons.
Middle BAR. b. Marlette.
U'ilolc Springs-James Harmon, S. b.
Rhodes
Pine Grorc-A. Leonard, G. C. Nelson.
Lone City-J A. Eagan, S. Frazce, n c.
f. Lane
Nev York Ranh-George G. Zeh.
Wisconsin Stoye-John c. Whittle.
Forest Home-Frank G.. Whitmore.
.Sutter Creek-Dane Moore, S. Dooley,
G. r. Glidden.
The Committee were unanimous in making
this report
On motion, the report was accepted and
the committee discharged
After some debate the report was adopted
without amendmeut-Y Yeas 81, Nays 81.
The committee on permanent officers re-
ported for Chairman, n: O. f. Lane, of lone;
for Vice President, w. !. Morgan, of volca-
no; for Secretary, A. Leonard, Of Pine Grove
The report was unanimously accepted and
adopted.
The Chairman, after a short speech, called
on the Convention to proceed to business
On motion of Mr.. Davis of Amador three
delegates were admitted from Hoodvie,
! (Slabtown) where there had not previously
been a precinct. The delegates were Goff
Moore, T. II. Loehr, and Jas. Vaughn.
On motion of Mr. Rynerson of Volcano
it was voted to receive Capt. John Miller as
a delegate from Fort John precinct
On motion of Armstrong Askey, Mr.. I.
II. Loehr was electad Assistant Secretary.
The Convention then proceeded to elect a
candidate to represent the 10th Senatorial
District in the State Senate.
The following gentlemen were put in nomi-
nation l.. n. Ketcham of Clinton, j. w.
d. Palmer of Lancha Plana, f. f. Barney
of Q Ranch, s. F. Benjamin of Drytown,
A. II. Rose of Volcano and S. II. Marlette
Of Sutter.
After explaining his position, and attach
meRt.to the Democratic party, Mr.. Rose
withdrew his name. Mr.. Barney also with
drew
Messrs. Waite and Segar were appointed
teers.
1t was voted to elect by ballot, and that
delegates from precincts not fully represented
cast the whole vote TO which such precints
may be entitled, and that majority of all
the votes cast shall be required to elect
The Convention then proceeded TO ballot,
as follows
lst Cd Sd 4th 5th
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NEW THIS WEFr
Lost.

On the occasion of the Firemen's Ball Jn,u .,
Mrs ]. F. Hubbard lost small Diamond D,
nod at sls Tho finder nil, !, .,'V"u hlhg,ya.
by returning the ring to the owner, as ti.I i1+le
priced for its association. usa%
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During this ballot Mr. Severance withdrew
his name, and Mr. Stewart was declared
elected.
In response to the call made upon him, Mr..
S. came forward and expressed his gratitude
for the partaty shown him by the Conven-
ton. He would endeavor to merit it.
The Convention then proceeded to nomi-
nate candidate for Superintendent of Com
mon Schools.
E. b. Mcintyre of Sutter, c. A. Lagrave
of Fiddletown, and j. S. b. Jewett of Vol
cano were put in nomination.
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NEW THIS WEEK.
WI. Brunei & Co.,


nEALERS in Groceries, Provisions, Wines, Lii
~ quors, Cigars Miners Supplies, &C.. corner of
Main and Court streets jackson. Consumers are
invited to examine our establishment. Among our
stock may be found
Sugar; Dried Fruits;
Jams: Syrups;
Teas; Coffee;
Raisins; Spices;
Chocolate; Pickles;
Confectioneres;
Brandy Peaches;
Currants;
Prunes;
Mackerel
Flour;
Bacon;
Goldfish;
Butter
Pork; Beans;
yermicill;
Corn Meal;
Cheese;
Salmon;
Together with every other article usually found in
similar establishments.
Wines and Liquors of all kinds;
Picks; Shovels; Suice Forks; Hoes; Nails &c.
E-s- Our goods are all fresh and selected with
great care, and every article is warranted as rep
resented by us.
jyl 3s-tf
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GEO. BECKER, hext door to the Young
America, keeps supply of melons, veget-
abes, &C., constantly on hand. Give him a
call
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GEO. s. STEVENS, of the young America. D
sent us yesterday pitcher of punch that was
excellent to take. The Young America is
deservedly one of the most popular places of
resort in the mountains.
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l. o. OF o. T. OF JACKSON. - On Thurs.
day evening, the 9th instant, the following
officers of jackson Lodge, No SO, were reg
ularly installed by D, d. g. NJ. Edward A.
Kingsley-A. 3. Andrews. N. g.; A. Aga
rel, V. g.; o. D. Avaline, r. S.; NJ. Brum-
pl r.
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After the Conyention adjourned, the dele
gates from the respective Supervisor Districts
met and placed in nomination for Supervisors
of Amador county, the following persons
L. H. Loehr, Dstric; No. l Francis
Mcbride, District No. 2 /; f. G. Hoard, Dis
trict No g. Reporter.
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DIED..

At Kingston, Jamaica, May 22d, on the passage to
New York, of putrid sore throat, EMMA FRANCIS,
youngest daughter of Levi Eaniord, of Volcano,
aged one year and seven months.
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Mr. King, on the second ballot, was de-
clared elected and being called upon, came
forward and thanked the Convention for the
honor Ito him Unexpectedly conferred. He
would labor faithfully to deserve it.
The Convention again balloted, as fol-
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The Pennsylvanians an exhibition
in Stockton to night. They are toasted ey-
erywhere.
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W. ]. PAUGH

Sheriff Of Amador CO., Cal.
BY A. B. ANDREWS, Under Sheris
3S-4F
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List OfEettcrs

ID EMAINING in the Post Office at jackson "a,
N the quarter ending June 80, 1857:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-09-05
awThe GAINESVILLE Standard tells of a

HThe GAINESVILLE Standard tells of a
thirsty individual, Of that city, who, in his
haste to imbibe glass of lager set before
him, did not notice dead mouse which
the liquor contained, but to k it down with
the simple remark: s'I-I-swallowed a
hop, be Jabers." He had large swallow
and SO have those who believe the story.
Attilla Burlingame, farmer OF
Cortland, N. Y, says that wheat can be
prevented from spelling in bins if one dry
brick is put in with it for every five bush
els of grain.
Gg John Phoenix suggests that the
next Dentists Convention should scom,
bine business with pleasure, and all 90
down together and remove the snags from
the mouth of the Mississippi"
&c" he Bank of Portage has common
ced business, with D. Vandercook as Pres
ldent, and H. L. Norton as Cashier. Cap
ital $4,000.
re Sessions, the man lately arrested in
nv ioi passing CouHteFielU money,
broke Jail along with two other prisoners a
few days since.
BE- The Wheat Crop of Dodge COIN
ty, county containing oAly twelve town
ships, Is estimated at 100000 bushels.
RE- Chicago papers state chat hay in
that market has fallen from $40 per ton
in June to 81 per ton inJuly.
Rg The Chicago Ledger of the 25th
intmates that there are too Mousond te1s
enseats in that city wanting renters.
re- Mrs. Stowe is said to be writing
another novel.
az New York merchants allow only
twenty cents for Spanish quarters.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-09-05
Sale of Forfeited NIortgaged
lands

Office Commissioners Sehool & University Lands,
MADISON, June Both, 1857.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,,
COUNTY DANE.
FE'HE following described Lands in Grant County hav
L ing been forfeited by reason of the non-payment OF
Interest loans granted thereon Notice is hereby Civ
EN- that the will be offered for aale st Public Auc
ton, ut the Office OF the Secretary Of State, d the Capt.
toll in Madison, the 10th day of November, AID 1857
said sale to at O'Clock A. NJ, and to contnuc
until all of said Lands shall have been offered at the
price named opposite each tract which includes the
due the Of the forfeiture, the Interest
to The first day Of January 1855 and per cent damages
to nic will be added the cost of advertising and sale
of the same d. w. JONES, Commissioners
1916 VIM r. SMITH, Lands
c. C. Drake The southwest quarter OF TIE southeast
quarter of Section No. 50, Town North
Of Range West Amt due, $4,000; amt
of interest, $7,o0; amt of penalty, $500 !;
Total amt of interest and penalty. S12.00
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-09-05
DR.. S. S. Fitoh's ask Leetures

DR.. S. S. Fitch's nsix Lectures,
$50 lagos 80 engrangs hound explanatory of the treat
ment by which he cures CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA DlsEA-
sEs OF THE HEART, THROAT, STOMACH, BOWELS LIVER,
hIDNEYs and SKIN; FEMALE COMPLAINTS, GRAvEL; &C.
sent by mail, aud postage prepaid, for 40 cents.
Apply to Dr. s. >. FITCH,
IL Broadway, New York
- He has no other office either at Chicago Buffalo
Pittsburgh or elsewhere. He Is absent from New
York, and 10 physician elsewhere authorized to use his
name. 3m8
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-09-05

q REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS OF Ian
caster Lodge No 20 of F. & A. Masons, viii meet
~ \in Masonic Hall at Lancaster, the Monday eve
ming ON or before the fuling of the moon of each month
HUGH r. Golfer, Sec'y.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-09-05
POTOsI WAREHOUSES.

TIME UNDERSIGNED is prepared to receive all kinds
of Merchandise and Produce in Store, at Ills Ware
honse Mt Potos and will attend to Shipping of Produce
Charges moderate. G. LEE ANDERSON.
Pososi March Ist, 1857.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-09-05
1857. Spring & Summer. 1857.
FIRST ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS In POTOSI
Wholesale Grocery s. LIQUOR Bushes,

he will sell as low reasonable profit will permit
Long engaged in the Potosi trade he feels confident tina
he can give satisfaction both in quality and price to al
visiting Potos in want of the articles above mentioned
Potosi. Aplil s. 1857. II
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-09-05
Two Store Rooms " other Buildings

TEvO RENT in Pleasant Valley, Pofosi.-One of
the Rooms is now occupied rs drtig store the 9TH
er is building, neatly furnished, now 6tcuffed as
general dry-goods store, with all necessary buildings
attached to it. such cellar granery, smoke and dwell
ling house.
would state for the information Of those desiring to
90 into mercantile business that BRITISH Hollow is
of the first commercial points in Cram County
Merchants druggists and Others respectfully invited
to come and see for themselves.
For further information call at the residence of the
subscriber. WIN. HUNT.
Pleasant Vnllav Nov 22d. 1856. 26tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-09-05
Dark sorrel Mare stray with Colt.

X miles west ef Patch Grove; on 14ih of June,
dark sorreI Mare; with shoes the fore feet;
hole in one fore hoof said IL about years oil
4nv nerson returning said mare and colt gise infoT
nation TO Joakin Bradt where they be found vi
he literally rewarded. CHARLES R. THOMPSON.
WyaIusinp. June 18th, 1857. l-lzfF
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-09-05
Stray COLTS.

CsTRAYED from the subscriber, Big Platte, mile.
y north Of Eenqoro the latter part of May three Colts
One light sorre colt, face white, year old.
Ope brown horse coltstar in his forehead; left hint
foot white; one year old. Good size.
The other a snall-szed yearling gray colt.
ANY person returning said colts or giving informato.
where they may be found, will be well rewarded.
JOHN MOSES.
June Ilth. 1857. Stiff
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-09-05
MERCHANDISE.

JOHN b. CALLS,