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DENTISTRY.
- DIR. STEPHEN BaIBY,
OYYICs Nc. l9s PKaNsYLvlNIA ayI,Uz SS5
Tsrss doors from l4fS Sstssf, 10

Ds: BAlLY tSEs leave 20 inform me pubic that he
Gn e seen at a. hours, a. his Otcs, located - above
He iees assured that an experience of foen years
s"ctce WIZ The large Rgber Of pa: and great
variety OF difficult cases that has trcaed success
!aiy, . VII enathe hIIn TO surmount any difficulty,
own experience confirming the opinion OF many mep
ard j. aad E. Parmiy has led hm, long since, to dis
c.rq al rleIcuIsl preParatoIs for filling Teeth, also
ments for tho construction of Continuous Gum
Teeth aid that POrcei!an. mounted on Gold Plate
Is the only reliable substance that can be warn in the
mouih, rs was most concigsivey shown ty the last
American Dental Convention.
Although re- tlattc!s himself frcn aig long real-
dence and practice in Washington, he l. fsvorSbly
known to tS numerous fre4as aHd patrcnf, ne boss
ia<ve to refer them to the foowIn.
TESTIMONIALS:
From the late Rector of the Church Of Epiphany
this oity.
Or. STsFEzN BABY: Dear Sir--I desire to express,
you as superior dentist. The operations executed
pablo that your XIII sose deserves. Nv s'''' anu 'n'
Washington. Axs. q, lass. NV. W.FRENoI,
Frsm one OF the Oldest firms In Baltimore, Ms.srs.
Having employ ed Dr.. stephen BsiIy, Surgeon Dsu-
,ors and deSt Of aSF which fGc he az dd m 70
my entire isactLoa and view OF the fact that
College of Baltimore failed after repeated trials to
perform the same work satisfactorily, il gives me
high estimaton Of his proftasionsI ski. An'
Baltimore, Jsn.l2, 1857. HARMANN BO69s.
Extract from note cd from the late Hoa. yshy
M. Clayton.
U. s. SRNAfk. Aur. -, 1855.
Tss teeth {ss made FOR me work admirably; moth
Ing could be better. VERY gratefully,
JOHN NJ. CLAYTON.
rs those that seek rel ef from the mal.dies of tn.
tsctl, can checTigily recommend Dy. y. Baily q
supeTor Dentist; he made 4 set of porcelain teeth
for one OF ny faai' and plugged several teeth for
my self, and the work bss el stood well for thar
ten years. ROBEKT +. NIXON,
of the VE. Conf Of the NJ. 4. Church South.
kprli Is. l5Ss.
We, the undersigned, having had ooc1sion to aysl
eursoves oi tie professional. skill Of Dr =. BsiJ,
surgeon Dentist OF the CITY, having been cognik-
ant OF ms operations Our families or friends take
pleasure In expressing our admiration of his artistic
skill as well as Of the uniformly satisfactory manner
In which he performs the most delicate and difficult
operations IL Dental Surgery, and ve pectfu
cOpmend hun to the confidence and patronage OF ths
pubic. OF which we consider him eminently worthy.
THOMAS v. WALTER, Architect u. :. Capitol.
THOMAS MILLER, VI. d., of Washington, ID. @,
b. Z. DOHRER, NJ. ID. of Georgetown, ID. c.
". ;. LINCOLN, NJ. D.. of Washington. ID. G.,
Jos. III. BRADLEY, of Washington, ID. G,
eKoRsR WALTON, Ex- Governor of Florida.
WALTKR LKNox, EX Mayor of WashngtonJ
HKNRy BALDWIN, u. :. Patent Once,
.. G.. WIsKY, Principal Rittenhouse Academy,
fsb30 II
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PROPOSALS FOR WOOD AND COAL.

QUARTERNAsTER's OFFICE. L.. .. NJ. CORPS,
WASHINGTON, May 10. 1888.
Scaled proposals will he received ut this office un-
Thursday, the 10th day of une, l85s, for supply
ing such quantities of wood and coal as NAV be
required for the NJ Alsrlnes stationed at Washing ton
u. -. from ST July, 1853, to S0th June, 1852 Tie
coal to be best anthracite white ash, broken ard
screened, and free from DUST az to weigh 2i0 Ibs
TO me ton. Tne wood to he best oak saping. and
D0th the wood and Goa to be delivered the reaui-
sltion oil tie Commanding Marine officer, and piled
ana measured at such points within the walls of the
nIaTlLe Barracks rs may be desgnated by BIN. free
C1 expense to the United States aid susjeCt to his
approval. ~
Bidders will accompany thor proposals. with the
names OF two sureties known to this Office or fun
known, Will b5 certified by officer of the gov
erninen ID. j. SUTHERLAND,
w " "awtIaIh puRrterTnas T. - NJ Corrs
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/ w. PLANT, UNDERTdKER, No. 4l8 7th
v street, between and II, keeps ~r,
CURED In his lIne-a hBe Aearse,
Patent Corpse Preservers, c.. &c. His charges are
moderate. and his attention instant on ca l. any hour
Of the DAY night. Hacks furnished for funerals at
lowest pOss bile rates. ap8-Iy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-07

NEW BOOKS JUST RECEIVED TSHEP
/ HERDS, corner 7th and ID streets.
A complete assortment of the publ icatiOns of
Carlton and Porter. Sabbath School BIbrarIes Re-
wards, Hymns. Tracts, &c; Wesley Family. tales
and Ia klngs, Lost Chap ers, Chief of PIlgrams The
True w oman, Peter Cartwright, Biblical DIction-
Sry, TOunge of Fire, What Must do to he Saved,
Sting of the oder. Living gston's Travels in Africa
brakes History of Indians. Six Steps to Honor,
other Music.
>, Also; Agent for Publications of the "Child's
Friend" mas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-07

CLOCKS S!-CLOCkS!- S!-CLOCKS Must re-
- celyed, great assortment of CLOCKS, E6xa
from 81 70 Sl25. Call and see for yourselves EtX
at J. ROBINSON'S, 3h
S3 IA. sy. opposite Browne Hotel. &8J
N. R:-CLOCK MATERIALS, such as Oils
Keys, Balls, Cords. TO-, for ssle.-the trade sup
pliad cheap. ia ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-07

MADAM c PRIBRAM will open on Thursday
lyl next. a splendid assortment of SUM-
MER BONNETS, to the lowest price. -,
Please. Ladies. call at No. 81 on the Pa. ~
avenue, on the south side, between IOth and 81
llth streets.
Two first rate Milliner Hands wanted. ma lO-lm.
MARSEILLES FOR RASQUES, &c.-Just
vs. received. twenty pieces White Marseilles, for
BasQues, Capes, &c.
WIN. EGAN & SON,
Us Pa, avenue, south side,
je2 Ct bet 9th and 7th SITS.
Two ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN!
Il hereby give notice that Virginia Land Office
Military W arrant No. 759 which issued on the 9th
day of June, l7sS 10 Jonn HIgdOn, a sailor, who
served three years In the Virginia State Navf. has
been lost, mlsald, destroy ed, and that the heirs
of the said John Higdon will. IN due time, apply 10
the Commissioner of the iIeneral and Office for
scrip in lieu of and in satisfaction Of said warrant.
MARh ]. ATWELL,
One ofthe Heirs Of the SAID John Hlgdon, deed.
ie l-laM6W
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Boots, Shoes, &c.

eSSsSs SASScs w.
IOTHE LADIES OF WASHINGTON CITY.
u haslng been engaged in manu- featuring LADIES'
Misses, and Chdren's Shoes for -
s.thls past 81 years, ought toN6
know oy IN time what will suit them IN thai line,
and can safely say that do which you can prove
by giving our work trial. You nd cat al times
the articles at the principal shoe Stores in Wash
lngtOn clty-the Shoes so veil-knOvu as l. w.
McCurdy Il Sons Philadelphia make. ap2l-ly
TRUNKS! TRUNKS. TRUNKsn
The qders sned hss nov. and constantly keeps
GYYypon ha a large and very supe-
AEfTH nor sortment of Sole Leather rkrsA
@Asn TRUNKS AND yAl.ISES; asof
Iron Fra ne Md Wood Box TRUNkS
NELXEr ia PESTRY and CANVASS
TRAYE ING BAGS and SATCHkLS; fns
SADDLES, HARNESS, WHIPS, &o.
Il am preplrtd to compete with the best manu-
acturers, IN of Of which, read the following Re-
port OF the JmmIttee at the Far Of the Metropolis.
tan Mechanl IS Institute for 1857:
Topham NOrhet deposited Sole-leather
trunk that Is Tor Sottdify and qEdIifp Of material,
yKNKIs THOMAS, SaddIer.
Is. >. kINsEY, Curner.
Repairing executed with neatness and dlspatch,
JAS. =. TOPHAM,
III ate ToPHAM x NORFLRT,D
No. f9o 7th stl eet, oppo. Odc Fellows Hall.
m4-ly Washington, ID. G.
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Miscellaneous.
NEW FANCY STORE.

The subscriber has RemUved frrm her old staI
on i street. opposite the Post Office, to 7th street.
east side, NO.5L.n Just above the corner of ST -,
Fancy ArtIc es; also, Chenille Silks, Beads WOrs
teds Shetland Wool; superior quality and assert
ment. EmbrnIderlng OF every description executed
and Draw ings of Patterns of all kE1s attended to-
Instructions IN all EnbroderLg, Knitting, Crotch
ct, Tapestry and Netting given hy
ma l2-lm' MRS. LEONORE RUPERT.
BRITISH OCTRAGES
1MPORTANG lNFIUENCE has been brOuaiit
10 bear upon the Administration, who have decide ed
To despatch the u. ;. iIne of battle ship Pennsyya-
Liza to the Gulf OF Mexico. 1t said that COInno-
dore Stewart is 20 assume command. and the prl-
vate stores of cabin ward room, messes inclnd-
ing old wreck whisky, lave been already ordered
from JONAS L. LEWIS new Wine and Spirit
Store, No. 54 18th street ma
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-07
WATER COOLERS. ICE PITCHERS, Sc

Simpsons Patent Double Ice Pitchers
10. do. DO. Bntter Coolers, NRsN
Ice PITCHERS lined with porcelain, a new ar
tIcls, MI
Butter Coolers do do NY
water Coolers. aguperIoT article,
Also, l.udlow's Ice saving Cooler,
S-f-sealing jars. of the most approved kind
White Jelly Jars. Glass jug Jars,
Glass Preserve and Pickle Jars,
sIIup Bottles Float BOEls,
White Granite and Glass Cake Stands, Fish
Globes
And variety of other articles suitable for the sea
son. tog ether with full assortment of China. Glass
ard Clueensware. all ofwhoh will be sold. who lesale
or retail, at our usual low prices.
c. =. FOWLER d CO.,
je S-eO6t 5O& Odd eIlOws' Hall. 9TH st,
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Dentistry, 30.

n CARD.
DR; LOOMS, DENTIST, will be absent from this
city during the summer months, but wlll<
return the lst OF September TO resume ms Spx~
professional duties. He will also change >-ILo
ms oflce for lara er and more commotous rooms IN
another loca ity, of which due notice will he given.
81 ISIS
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~ AN TMPROYEMENT IN
MECHANICAl, 4, DENTISTRY-

MECHANICAL DENTISTRY.
Dr: L. ID. HILLS respectfully informs the public
that ne Is now prepared TO insert partial anu
'ull setts Of TE Ell at reasonable rates S%$S~
on this I'M proved plan. The great advan ~OID
tage this process has all others is IL perfect
adaptatlon. The method of itself lusures q most
perfect mt. The metal is entirely free from ali me-
talc taste and none of the of the mouth
can have any effect upon it, Testimonials from the
Its great superiority, can be seen. All those per
sons VINO are suferag with il adapted plates will
please give me a ca!l, and will g. Ike great pleasure
IN eI pa irnng and e& hbitmg to them specimens of
the work. All inquiries should be made at nv Of
hce rs am the only authorized agent for this pro
cess.
ohce, No. 80 Penn. avenus, between 18th and
18th streets. next house above Gautiers.
N 9fu
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Sold everywhere.
SlGN OF THE

- BI G E 6 L. e..
Indicates where you may get I.OOKIN NG.
MASSES, IN gilt or mahogany frames; pOR-
TRAIT and PICTURE FRAMES, round, oval,
or square, gilt or otherwise; any other kind of
work IN his line. The largest lot of LOOKING
GLASS PLATES Kept constantly hand, cnesp
for cash. JOHN WAGNER,
255 ia. avenue,
ap2N between 18th and l3f sta.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-07

< IMPROVE YOUR EYES.
CTRENGTHEN and assist them, BY the Paris
Opticlan, d. WOOLFSON who kzAazEEA
has arrived from Europe with his ~ ~
own, as well as the manu- ufactnre of q good many
others Of the latest improved SPECTACLES and
EYEGLASSES: among which are the
PER!SCOPlC CONCAVE and CONVEX, The
DOUBLE FOCUS and DOUBLE POLISHED
BRAZILIAN PEBBLES, CRYSTALS, Etc,
which are warranted to Improve any EYE affected
with weakness, cataract tending to it; also
SHORT-SIGHTEDNESS
Persons W no compel ed to use glasses, or those
now using them, will be suited at FIRST sight. Those
wonderful
DOUBLE-POLISHEDV VENEZUELAN
CRYSTAL ROCK
have received ehe highest recommendations at the
Worlds Fair, at Paris, through their producing
clearness and easness OF vision heretofore unknown
in any other improvements.
Also all sty les of OPERA, SPY, and MAGNI-
FLYING GLASSES, Compasses, and Microscopes
are for sale at is store, of Eighth street and
Pennsyvan avenue, or Eighth street No. 4Sl. be-
tween street and Ps. avenue.
III Do not mistake Ihs e0rRsr Of str street.
Prices very reasonable, the same as at his sstab-
hshment In f.nrOpe. n9-f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-07

John ALEXANDER.
y No $40 PENNsYLVANIA AVENUE.
PAPER HANG INGS.
have EOw IN store the most comp etc assortment
of Paper Hangings ever offered TO the public of
Washngt ton and the adjacent cities.
am now receiving, from France Decorative Pa
pers of the most modern and rch designs, n panel,
gold. satin. velvet and wood limitations. with bOr
ders to correspond. Also chamber and other pa peTs
In every variety OF style and pattern.
would also C n YOUR attention to the fact that in
addition the great variety Of Pager HaneInEs |
keep constantly hand the largest and iandsomest
assortment of WINDOW SHA DIES, GIi.TCOR
NICES. PICTURE CORD and TASSELS of ahy
house In the city.
BY unremltting attention aud prompt execution
OF all orders, hope to merit and oDtaln a liberal
share of patronage.
Paper put in the best manner and in all cases
warranted. ap lO-2aw2m
marlborough Gazette cOpy.l
a AMBROTYPES.
oNE Of the most satisfactory and universal luxu-
ries that lnduged in. IN these progressive day
are the .SMBROTTPES taken 10y ROBERT
SANDS. Tbs wonderf- accuracy with winch those
pictures canibe taken has been often averted TO, as
well as the Oemaud for them. They are found IN the
parlors OF rich and poor go where Ou will and you
will find them. X. SANDS GALLERY.
ma 20 Pa. avenue. bet. Sth and 9Th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-07

FOX CRACKERS.-Wea are the agents of Jos
celebrated CRACKERS. They are made entirely
by machinery Of the choicest Gene SEQ Flour, and
are more extensively used than any Cracker of the
the same rate as they sold in New York city.
KING Il BURCHELI.,
ma % corner Vermont ave. and 18th st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-07

MINES FOR SUMMER DRINK, VIZ:
~ ChA ETsand HOOK. from importers direct
OF the following brands:
Michaesen & Co.'s
Chateau sttte. Vim. 1s4s, wine-glass Claret
DO. DO. Margaux, l343, do do
DO. Co. LeOville, l848, do do
10. 70. do. La Rose, qts. and pts. Table, Claret
Do 81. Julien, do do do
Do. - Estephe, do do do
DO. Margaux Medoc do do do
Do PauIlac do do Red Wine
L'Gaudrle's Margaux MedOc. Punch and Cobbler
b. lions ~. EmilliOn. Punch and Cobbler Caret
Z. A. Mumm's
Steinberger Cabinet Still Hook, Vim. Is46
10. I.ubfraumlch do do
DO. Iocxhelmer do do
Do. NeuIstelner do do
10 StelnweIn 80 do Bocksbentel
Do. RraunLergsr MOsellwein
DO. onpRreIl Sparkling MoseIIe ats end ntS
Do. Finest Sparkling Hook
MIchaeisen Co.'s Haut Sauterne, White Wine
DO. Chateau Yquem, White Wine,
Vim. i8f7
For sale by SHEkELI. K MILL FIR,
2i4 Penn. dVenup, adj ming
Je 3-eU2w klrkwOnu HOusp.
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Z A r r 1 A 6 z 9,

TN CAR AGE Es.
Il He Subscriber having made additions 20 his
Factory making IL now one of the largest. z3RR,
In the District, where his facilities foT t&ozS
manu- featuring all kinds Of CARS--
RIAGES and LIGHT WAGONS cannot he sur
passed, and from his long eIperlence IN the Dusi-
ness, he hopes to give general Satisfaction.
AL kinds OF Carriages and Llfh wagons tep' Oh
"N Aa REPAIRS neatly done, and all orders prompt
Second hand Carriages taken IN exchange for new
ones. ANphLW SSi.sh ~ 90 g..
4 l0-n onnc- VI --e. e--o - eSs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-07

From natural defects ana the unes ual range Of my
e,es have heen cosn.ellsd 10 glasses for seve-
raj wears 1 have tried Different opticians without
obtaining glasses perfectly fitted to Ey eyes Four
months since Mr.. Tobias made two PAIRS especially
for me- which nave found to serve me perfectly.
Nv the use of mis- optometer he is enabled 20 adapt
Tasses most minutely to the eye. l most cheerful
fy recommend MIR. Tobias TO all having occasion TO
use glasses and bear my testimony 10 his skill
an optIcAn. HENRY r.. BALDWIN,,
Asst Seov 70 elGn Land WarrSStn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-07

Mr.. ]. TOBIAS. Str: The pair of Spectaces you
farnisheS me yesterday .re satisfactory
and am the owner OF eight nine pairs carefully
selected IN different places and from opticians REQ
standing in France, Eng lad and the United ststes.
have been also pleased with your remarks and di-
Pose of preserving and imRr9ying the slght:
Respectfully IoS5s. Chs; " CALpWELk
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Ns Nss
To persons who have had the sight OftheiT eyes so
Unmarried as 70 REQUIRE the use of iasses, 1 would
recommend Mr.. John Tobias rs a suitable person
from whom TO Obtain such Glasses as they may
.nire as he has suited me with pair Of Spectacles
for a far and sight Ny sight has been impaired
yarY Inncl b, a service OF years IN the Post Orlce
Dsssrtment. which berth rec ulred me 10 be on duty
ron 4! O'Clock al night t sfter day, during vhloh
time Gsss Lat one hight. w. a. WALhEks
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-05-15
I @gGgo no P@E u TRY..I-
Scatter the Germs of the Beautifnl,

J Scatter the Germs of the Beautiful.
Scatter the germs of the beautiful -
ny the waysidc let them fall
That the rose may spring by the cottage gate,
Ana the vine ON the garden wall
: Cover the rough and thcTHde of cnrth
With veil ofleayes and flowers, ,.'
And mark with the opening budand emp
The march of summer hours.
Scatter the germs of the beautiful .,.. .-.
lnthe holy shrine orhome;
Letthepnre, nndthe fair. and the graceful there
In the loylest ustrc come.
Leave not Il trace of deformity IS
in the temple of the heart, @,. 5.s,.
but gntheraboutits earth the gems
OF nature andof art.
Scatter the germs Of tho beautiful a.. -,
In the temples OF our Cod
The God who,starrcd tho uplifted sky,
And lowered the trampled sod;
When he built temple for himself,
And a home for hjS priestly roce,
Hereared each arch in symmctry
And curved each line in grace. ~.
Scatter the germs Of the beautiful '7'
lnthe depths of the human soul, SA~
They shall bud and blossom aud bear Tho fruit
While The endless ages roll
Plant with the flowers of charity,
The portals of the. tomb,
And the fair and .tb6, pure about thy path
III Paradise shall bloom.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-05-15

PEoPIE who d,anst deserve Ply "a ruined
gambler; On ill-tempered man wiH,the soath-
ache an alderman with tho gout; and dan
dy splashed By a mud cart
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-05-15

'"PoMpEY, y said a good.na,,hed Gentle.
man to his colorcd man; eI did not know
pntil today that you had been whipped last
week. 2 Didn't you, nassa 2" replied
Pompey, al know'd il at dc tinlo.p
InE editor oftho Salem (stla1 Daav
Reportor has been, favored With oao,halfSf
an oyster shell, twenty.scvon inches in
Nngtb, seventeen inches broad, and wcirh.
ing seyenty-six pounds Rather fishy
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-20
New Lease of Grant County Pauqer Farm

The County Pauper Farm was leased
By the County Board of 1858, to Mr..
JAMES JONES for three years from lst OF
April, 1859. Mr. Jores preceded the
present incumbent as keeper Of the poor
We note several iteus of useful informa
ton contained in the lease between Al
Jones and the County. Mr. Jones is IL
furnish the county paupcrs with all neces-
sary food, clothing and medical aid, fol
which The county is to pay him $500 pei
week. The paupers are to be delivered &c
him at the expense Of towns. He agrees
to keep the town paupers at the same rate
and on same conditions when delivered te
him. Mr.. Jones pays county an annua
rent Of $4,000 for the farm, and agrees
to keep the property in good condition.
1t is understood that the county has done
well in this contract.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-20
How to preventFrauds in the Issue of R. r Bonds

We believe the great La Crosse Land
Grant fraud might have been easily pre-
vented, by simple and general law, re-
curing every rail road corporation, to reg
ister with the Secretary of State, all issues
of stock, bonds and mortgages, showing
the name of the person to whom issued,
and the consideration; otherwise such
bond, mortgage and certificate to be void
every such certificate or bond, as condl-
ton precedent to its validity, should have
the certificate of she proper state officer
endorsed thereon, showing the registry
Neither Bashfurd, nor A. D. Smith-not
even Beriah Brown would have allowed his
name to be entered on such list for pub
lie inspection. The device is simple, but
we believe it would be effectaak 1t wo'd
give the public the same insight into R.
Road management, it now has in reference
to Banks. The over issue of Schuyler
might have been prevented IN this way
As such frauds may be, attempted again,
we would press upon the Legislature the
expediency of passing such a law-better
late than never.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-20
NEW YORK MARKET

NH. view YORK, Nov. Is.
cts; sales $4,000 bushels; for extra snnar "a ~
$4 ,40a$4,S5; stump tail extra state S5 No. 80 s 't
extra do, 81 ,50aS5,00 superfine Western s :o'
do to 1928 common to medium extra wsst ~,
Rye flour steady; 1925 to s4,l0. S'''n
WHEAT-Advanced and &c. Der h,.h -,
ST ,00to $l,29 or Mil. Club; SI,27 for W. W.
Ter, sl,lS to Sl,28 red Western, $l,27 f E,,
ked Winter. ''r
Rye Firmly held at roc.
CoRN-Steady; 10000 blu. at 65 TO IS f.,
mixed, yellow "a, 'O'
oATs-Firm at 44to AZ for State, so to ID
for Western. 20
: PoRK-Drooping. Salss 200 bbls. at S1s
% to $3.50 for mess, Sl4,20 for prime.
BEEF-Unchanged. Cut meats dull and
dropping.
LARD-Heavy, at II, 1-2 to 11.7-S.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-20
Mischief among the Sovereig MS.

The business of the County Board was
all disposed of by 10 o'clock on Saturday
night last, except Report from the Fl
nance Committee. This Report q..ired
some two hours to perfect, SO that mem
bers were released from all duty except to
remain in slumbering organization. The
chairman vacated his seat by general con-
sent, the clerk was Con duty at committee
room and members were lying round on
benches some dreaming, others awake
but Grabbed. All wished to keep theil
places in the room, to be ready for any
designed resolution, in case of factious at
tempt at the like. But there are those in
the very center Of gravity who never sleeE
and who would crack a joke at funeral
Of such there were several on the Board
one Of whom moved that Mr.. Kirkpatrick
occupy the vacant chair.
Mr.. Kirkpatrick installed himself into
the chair, taking the true position of 3
Squatter Sovereign. He hoped the BID
would proceed to business at once, whe,
the following Resolution was presented by
IS. Vance:
RESOLVED, By this Board, that, in orde
to rid Grant county OF the debt due M
w. Wood for building the Jail, that Bonds
be issued therefor, drawing 10 per cent, in
teres and to run 40 years; that said Woo
cause to be engraved and printed as Wig
nette in said Bills likeness Of F. G. Kirk
patrick mule. Such Bills when siguet
by said Wood shall be legal tender 70
state tax.
Resolution objected to by s. Moore, a
ont of order; he opposed such business ii
a grand body Of men, elected by the PEG
iple and paid by the county. After voting
down sundry amendments, the Resolution
passed almo-t unanimously!
The following Resolution was then offer
ed, amended and passed.:
RESOLVED, That F. c. kirkpatrick be
authorized to construct, keep and run
Ferry over Grant River at Robt. Porter
on the route from CassvilIe to Minera
Point, at tie usual rates Of Ferriage. A
rnended as follows:
And that said kirkpatrick. be authorized
to run his ferry Boat from Cassville to Min
leral Point when the weathei permits.