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STRAY OK.

/ STRAY OK.
Taken lip by the subscriber, residing lands awned
III him. three tnes southeast Of Ia Ca Grove
nnou The 9th dax ~ November asst red and wbite
OK mostly rid, with crop on left supposed 70 be
about six years old The is requested TO prove
property, par charges. and take said property.
Patctl Grove, December Ist Is o.
rs 4w JAMES BAl.EANTfNE.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-15

Cows LADY's BooK.-The January
number Of Cooley is before rs, some days
advance Of time. Such Of our readers as
desire this oldest and best Of lady books, a
work that stands at the head of fashion and
also is first as parlor, nursery and kitchen
companion, arc hereby urged to commence
with the January number, which is the
first Of the new volume. Terms, single
subscribers, $500. Two copies, $500;
three copies, 5000. Address, L. A.
Cooley, Philadelphia, Pa.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-15

A FoRTUNE.-A man named Joseph
Burnham, WIS removed some years since
from Middletown, in Rutland county, Yer
mont, to Wisconsin, has recently been dis
covered to be heir to an immense property
in England. 1t seems that an agent Of the
British Government has been over 10 iayes-
tigate the matter, and the result is the find
ing Of the heir, SOL of the brother Of the
testator by whose will the wiadfall comes,
in the person Of Mr.. Burnham. a married
daughter of the fortunate man resides in
Rutland. The estate amounts to ths round
sum Of $4,000, 000l
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-15

LITERARY ASSOCIATION AND LECTURES
On Monday evening last, the first Of a
course Of Lectures was given by Doctor A
Thompson, in the Baptist Church, which
was well eceived. The subject Of the lee
h'a "SelfCulture," was ably treated, elie-
Ting new and important aspects Of that
otdscussed theme. We would give q
synopsis Of the lecture in this paper, but
'ar Otherwise occupied columns compels Us
to defer it to next week. At the close Of
% lecture, Literary Association was
0nod, to have weekly discussions and al
s'ate lectures during the winter. The
association meets again on Tuesday even
ias next at the Court House. when will he
'eoaied the following question:
-. "Rcsolned That Deception is in no case
pstifabIe.s
Two Of the dispptants were named 81
a' Chairman, Mr.. David Mckee. as fol-
lows:
Aiiirmatiye-A. A. Drown.
Aesatye--Joha White.
! A committee Of three, consisting Of the
new NJ, Palmer, Dir. Thompson and Mr..
oso'se Carter, was appointed to draft I
!, Constitution and By-Lawe for the Associa-
~ to report at the meeting on Tuesday
s'eaag next.
/. : PostotHea Budget is also provided
7iaSl''ns written Essays from such as
:; y not wish 70 take the speakers stand,
= = sp'stolary missiles from the ladies
[, -,sa Is designed to combine amusement
''.a instruction.
; ihese three features-the Lectures. the
sues ana the Budget-cannot fill u
n ~ oat al Che varel literary talent Of
n, .'saooFhood, % be east into 4 com
H.. ''NsaFy' to which every citizen may
Sse ifee access.
ls, - aFs pleased with the plan Of this
sDa, s'..oa' aad wi'h the propptpess and
Nh ..''S N''h which il was formed. Il
al "s.' ior or citizens tAat i worl, Il
anna. s slaaid By Elected without
pl7. ceremony ~ preliminary hnstls.
i s.. a's'tes tha they nsel 10 urging
ls.5as.0a 'ae seoro q duty % give lie
y men continued support.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-15

70 Book READRRs.-Ryland & IIol-
loway keep on hand select variety 81
reading books, including Histories, Poetical
Works, Biographies, and many others,
suitable for the old and young. These
winter evenings every family should have
a new book to read, and we think almost
any taste can be suited at the store Of Ry-
land q Holloway.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-15

.sa,r. and Saturdays at s a.
res Lansaster Weaao IN same DAYS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-15
: HERALD.
LANCASTER MAILS.

-, . and Thursdays at a IN
.ae'..s55' s s@sa Ee'arns Tuesdays and
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-15
GHERIgF's sALE-AusrIs, Er Il

State If WISCONSIN, Grant Circuit Couri judgement
If Foreclosure an1 Sale q Z. Wetmore, fllfT, ys
WIN. Austin, Henry Il. Young and Jared NaEue De.
Pendants.
Ry virtue Of decree of foreclosure and sale ssaea
from the abage named court in tie above entlfea cause
healing date 18Th ut sgct 1862 and by airgctiens u
Plaintiffs Attorneys shal the 18th day Of slareh
~ 1884, 1T the hour Of l2 O'clock OF sid day u to-
from door 0I the Courthouse ID the village Ell ancas-
sel the highest and best bidder fur asnd ths
Eiloafag described real estate, viz The east half u
the nnrs east quagtsr ad the northwest quarter q
The norlh-eask quarter of section foar GU. towns
No fnaF u. north If range no hse % west cont in
me rs seTes Wlpre less Also The uHssxiaed ene
If ssetsoa Ne taa Cd "a t0wa Na feMF III nasaA q
sss.ap 4 8 III f8} vest containing @o acres me4e 81
lshss. in II ant oslBtx. NiS-
s u p8ealses aFv a4defea sold Ia saiisiAesinn af TIL
JAZZ easeas il this afaHaag ~ tle sum ~ 80
and 66 10Th, together with interest ana COSTS
WA II. FOSTER, Sheriff.
Dated Shefif~s Office, Lancaster. Dec. k0tbs IsD1-
Mills MCKEE, Flfas Airs, 26s3Ss
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-15

70 FAX PAYERS or LANCASTER I'm
der all the circumstances consideiin fl
nancial uncertainties and the Liabilities to
lose more BY taking paper money than my
fees, hereby give notice to taxpayers Of
Lancaster that | must have at least third
of their total amount of tax in nard money.
D. II. BuDD, Town Treasurer.
Lancaster, Dec 18th. 1860.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-15

M. HopE SsMrN AnY.-The closing ex-
.r,i.,s Of the present term Of Mt. Hope
seminary will take place on Wednesday af-
srno,a and evening, Of 2lst December.
ne friends are solicited to be present, as
,spr Of them as can make it convenient.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-15

SANTA CLAUS N TowS-The never
falling friend Of children, with bis tiny
red deer" is getting his traps together for
a riie through tie town and country about
Christmas. lie will get bis supplies Of
TOYS at Never d Liscum's Store, as viii to
seen by their advertisement. He will get
apples, candies, books, dse., all over town.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-15

A DEBArE.-At the Court House in
lancaster, on Tuesday evening next, is to
ane off the first Debate under the auspices
Il the newly formed Literary Association.
Subject Resolyed, That deception is ia
10 case iuatifable." The argument will
.e opened BY Messrs. Drown and White.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-15
south 3 arolina Always Cowarelly.

The Boston Transcript thus. sums upl
certain we'll known historical facts:
The Colonial Flag o read in. the
newspaper, was hailsl with inten e enthus-
asm in Charleston. We do not doubt this
fact-the' Colonial Flag was always
popular in South Carolina, and during the
American evolution that state, with d
northern army to assist her, could not even
preserve her capital from falling into the
hands of the British The inhabitants Of
Charleston. as body, preferred to return
to their ale, lance to the British crown.
rather than to aid Gen. Lincoln to save it.
So general was the detection TO tie patriotic
cause, and SO many Of The peoplocf South
Carolina bowed theirnecks anew to !. Colo
MAP vassalage, that Sir Henry Clinton
considered his triumph complete, and COM
municated to the British ministry the intel
ligence that the whole State had Welded
submission to the royal army, and had be-
come part Of the British Empire
Soon after the fall Of Charleston, and
when disafection TO the American cause
was so general, two hundred and ten per-
sons, who styled themselves to be the
"pnncipal inhabitants" OF the city, signed
IN address to Sir Henry Clinton, in which
they stated they had every inducement to
return to their allegiance and ardently
hoped to be admitted to the character and
condition Of British subjects! The CONT
mental congress called upon South Carolina
for 1922 soldiers during the Revolution
airy wal. She supplied only 6,e6o or ten
thousand Tess than her quota Of troops.
Massachusetts was called upon for 52,678
soldiers She furnished 67,9e7, or up
wards Of fifteen thousand more than her
QUOTA Indeed, Massachusetts, during
the conflict in behalf Of national indepen-
dence, furnished more men TO the army
than every State south of Pennsylvania;
and when the war balances were adjusted,
after peace was proclaimed, it was ascer-
tanned that Massachusetts had overpaid her
share in the sum Of $1.24s, sol il specie.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-15
VS..
GTRAY HORSE COLT. OK i HE,

GTRAY HORSE COLT, OK i HErrERs
stayed or stolen from tho Subscribers residing in The
narth part Of sssciown. the following stock;
One light sofre horse eoit white spot with srnal
stri pc In forehead ore year old past.
Que six year ola OK, red and whitc horns sathei
thick and pointing ~, Of the horns having brass
knob
Two yeariiug heifers--one white with light red
The other red aud white, With bfockie face.
ANY person persons no VIII give me any iDfor
nation OF said strays, any Of them that can ge
them, shalt be suitably rewarded. Address al Bee
town, Grant County Wis.
Beet0wn, Dec. 4th, 1860. JOHN BATE
25W4.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-15

Tribune CLUBs.-Now IS the time to
form clubs for the NJ n Tribune, SO as
10 have it commence with the first Of the
new year. Names and money az s1.25
each subscriber rsreeeiyed at this office,
for club Of 20 or upwards. We will
send order on the lst January.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-15
M "A n IS T IL j.

n M - II Ia II II
sof H. ! Liscun Esqrk December eth, b Rev. WIN. il
Tamer, Dir. Joseph Very, OF Glen haven, and Mrs
Eve Barnett, Of Laheasterf
III anks to tile happy welded ones for the small re-
me,ibrance token which accompanied the notice. May
ulbfoken peace reign in that family during the lons
and bissful life OF 10th pariies.
WILLis-KING& December lIth by Rev s. W. Eatoa
Mr. Ira Wiiiis, ofIaneasier aiss Mafy j. King, d
Little ersns
Tie welded parties have the thanks or the Herald
printers ion liberal share Of cake.
M0RGAN-AUR III December :, by Rev N w
Gibson, SIR Pstrek Morgan 10 Miss BaigAt MarpIaa
both OF Millvilie.
scHMeRBAucK- RUsHLANDd 49, oh. By REV
Father ZaBer, Mr. Lofehx Sehmesbtuck to s5iss LILA
Itushlaud, batA Of Jamestoaa@
HYKTER- sCnIfFMAN4Sox 22d BIZ Rev. Fasbc,
Zaber, Mr. Engelbert Hyrter 70 Hiss Ann NJ schiaman
both OF Potosi.f
WEBER--cRIST0PH-kN November 10Th, by Fathel
zabcr, sir yaisnIne wIss 70 Miss Darbara Csistoph
beth Of CassvilIex
Der, Mr. JAMES sehntz Miss Ann H. Linden, both q
fg.asi
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-15

mn At O1rvER's MILLs.-Mr. D..
.rea Is preparing to receive his friends
Rail. to be given in his new dwelling
New Years Day.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-15
d IE !.

NILES Fin Hurricane G7ove, Dec. 9TH, Mr.. Albert
Niles, aged % years, months ana II daysF
Deceased has been known in these parts for sewers
years is one IL best citizens and most valuable Il
the community On account OH experience and know
edge as a NusseryNan-a business which at this tins
requires such Mr. Niles, especially thos
possessing his veraety and stict regard for right Ns
bieye Nj. Niles came 70 tlis country from New ofH
some six eight years ago. most ~ Whist q me sine,
We have been intimately acquainted with him anC
therefore speak from knowledge u rendering him til
last service He leaves an estmable wife hi
departure, besides pany frienGs.
HUTCHINSON d Lancaster, Dec. 9Th, q consunr-
ton Mr, John Wtsle9 hutchinson, aged Y years. siN
monthsf
FAUdETTI In Clifton, Nov. %, Of Feser, Mr.. winian
Faucett l4te OF Ohio aged about 50 years, leaving
devoted wife aud three children
pURIEY-In Platteyile, at the residence Of his
father Noy Sd, Mr.. John loratio ulfleY, aged IS
years months and days The funeral Of eeeeased
was largely attended by the odd Fellows, Of which or.
der he was respected member.
JACKSON ut Wyalusing. ob Nov. nth, David Hea.
ton son Of Fofdyca H. aud Elizabeth Jackson, aged =
years, two mouths and days
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-15

ggThe new stone church in Lancaster,
) be known as ST. Bartholomew, Gath
He) will be dedicated on Christmas day,
itb appropriate services and ceremonies
euaar to that church. The building will
Z 50 far completed BY that time as 70 be
nnnahe.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-15

-NAsnITH d HUrcHlNs have ar
ranged 70 run tii-weekly passenger line,
througb same days, between Lancaster and
Ga.ena-nc lying over Between places,
which will be a great accommodations
Sec advertisement for time and particulars.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-15

RELIEF FOR KANsAs.-It viii be seen
that our neighbofs at Potosi have organ
issd to render some relief for the starving
people Of Kansas. Letothers initiate their
GOOD example.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-15

GERMAN BALL At CAssyILLE.-Mr. G.
,,o, invites his German friends to attend
R,r It bis rooms in Cassville on New
..sls Eve-being the 3lst Of December.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-15

,r LANcAsTER.--A Christmas
= III Be given at Calls Hill in Lam
y BY Mr.. Northey, Of tie y. s.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-15
STRAY STEERS.

Taken up By the sub.cribeY. resi- fng lands owned
81 him III tie TOWN OF W abusing, the 9th Of Dece-
bar 1860 Two Two YEAR. old Steers. white with red
Spots unGef bit taken from each the other red and
white, with white face, lalceivah.e arneal marks
The IS requested TO prove property pay charges
and take said si4aYs. SAMUE CLARK
Wyalnsing,. dee 1870 29-4ts (Fa by Elenn)
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-15

ara nice farm property is advertised
p -. near Cassvills by Rafauf a.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-15
HEIFER.

bv hn Boee Geek in tie town Of FsEas four miles
west If Patosi the "a Of Feeenber, 1861 enc lAle
red Heifer Two years Old, ieft horn Topped, marks.
The i requested 10 PROVE properly. pay charges,
and take said heiteF JAMES FRENCH.
Patosi. Dec. 6, 1860. 28-4ts paddy Seaton.l
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-15

r..1graERs. Blank Tax Receipts
= : i this Office; also blank Town
,ders.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-15
STRAY STEER.
cTRAY HEIFER AND STEER.

bv lfa Id s.o town Of Wyausing, the 10th q No
yen ur 1861 one dark brindle siee one year p Inst
spring; als, one pa red hefsr, two WARS I'd lasi
snrfng 10 nafls 81 braDts the heiscr taAs up on
ii 10Th o. November 1867. The owner Or qwnsfs are
requested to preye property pay charges aud aSe saaa
property JASiEss oIiisl.
nyalusing. Nov. 20. 1860. 2i-w4s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-15
IMPROVED stage AnnAaarnrNrs

from ills fine forth.
- --azgsEsal slssfgsM NESMITfi'S STAGE will
M&4esya NJ seYNM leave Lancaster for Platte
Sg-sSssSgI B{<sAJ@ t9gl vile and Gaena, on Tues
-zsAas5 Gay. Thursday Saturday
mornings, at O'Clock, and
arrive at Pattevi!e in time FOR passengers 10 take
Hutchins' Suge same day for GaleHa.
durcH1NS' STAGE will leave GaIena on MONDAYS
Wednesdays ana Fridays, NJ ocLck ii The morning
arriving IT Pattevllp iii time for passengers 10 take
Aespdtls Stage same days for Lancaster.
Express business ana SINAI pacsa es carried witi care
and amy carrying business promptly attended 10
Warn accommodations provided sleis hs and Cd achas
hUTCIiINS Il NESMITh
Dee u, 1860. 26-2m lroprietois
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-15
GrRAY HEIFER.
STRAY STEER AND HElFER.

Taken up by the subscriber, residing lands owned
by him Ia the Of Harrison, u aoout tile 23d
rtv of November 1861 ole red Steer, about his
Old marked with white spat each thigh snd IN lore
head. Also white Heifer. a9e, marked with
red spots all ever, and the ears apear 70 havs been
Fl, zen on The is requested q prove property
nav charges and take said property Harrison, Npy
Isl 1850 25-4t G.. w. PAUGH.
(Ch o. S. Jones)
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-15
ssTRAY COLT.

rakta mp hy he subscriber rcsiang on lan's Owned
IL MIA Ia Tile nnrth pagf az The town Of Lancaster,
lfast coanty Wisconsin, the LIST Of November, 1900
ore csasbank colored last springs Colt with white
Isrd leet ia the forehead. dark name and tall
rsara fhc darkeAt Tie awner i requested e prove
,,raucyfs pay charges add taks - ID pr9psrtx
49, 800 JAMES s. LIyENS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-15
STRAY COW AND CALF.

Taken up BY tie s'JaeFiber residing on laHdsownpd
by him 4llez OF The village III Iazsl Greer
on tie 29th day Of November, 4, Il. 1860 eue Young
Cow, about threR years old NIile mkt ears
bauk, and short h0fns Tie 0af Il three months
old, and about the coiaf Ut Use eow. Tie Nner
is requested q prove property pay changes, and take
said property. Dated November 80. 1860.
264t WILLIAM Cn0MDE.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-15
ssTRAY HEIFER.
GTRAY HEIFER.

Taken IN bs the subscriber residing lands owned
by INN ii the town at Esienbofongh. Ia TRAM county
IN November 9th, 1850, sna, two ear oia pa
leicg rosl color end of tail White. tins owner - re-.
oueste 10 prnxe property pay charges ana take sala
JAM. SAMUEL RARSTOW.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-15
A.lTRAY MARE.
ssTIthY COW.

Takeuup by the subscriber. residing on lands owned
BY him ID tbs town Of W. alas;ng, On the 4h day or
lieceinle 1860. one tx-year-old, deep red Cow two
smasl white spots hips backbone, bite under
belly and small slit IN lift The Is requested
70 prove property pay charges, and take said
ANDREW GASNER
Wralusiag. Dec. 6. 1880 26-4Ia lpaia by GIenn
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-15
GTRAY MARE.

Taken up BY the subscriber rosi.ling on lands owned
bg iini in the town Ut Gassyiiaes about 24lll
day 81 November, rs q one tight s9f4sl Aafe If lha
age 0f six years iiiefeabouf, nlaged WITH star in
Acr forehead ani small strip III her face also white
satase-nark on eac. side File owner ii requested to
prove property, lay cbe5ges, aud take said property.
LEWIS Mickey.
Cassyllle, Dec. 3, 1850. (ch. l.. 0Aeg1 26-4t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-15

.-z- " .xrrD, d this office, on account
lard. butter wood, etc.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-15
SsTRAY HElFER.

hg ha III tie Town OF P0oS on ths I'd inst one hale
lsd ileef two years cid next spring, line buck top or
The il requested to prove property. pay charges
and talp Sid heifer WILLIAM KELLY.
p6losi, Dec. To- 1860 23-4l& (aia By seaion.)
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-15

ROCHESTER,, Olmstead Co, Mimi, Oc
foner 1859 -Gr4efenberg Co. SO Park Row. New York
Gentlemen Having used the Graefenberg EY9 loTioN
Ia nv family with the entire success for nHaaina-
lion Ii the eyes, cneefuy nsad II 70 others as
medicine aaiing relief 10 my case, waen every thing
else seemed to fails Yours truly Il. CtiAAsHERLAIN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-15
STRAY PIGS.

STRAY PIGS.
Taken NJ By the subscriber residing lands ccG-
pied by him ia the town of Patch Grove OF about
lie 2Sth aaY Of November A. y, 1850, SIX Pigs i've of
which wfife AID 0ae white and black Said pias
Supposed Be ab3at three months Oh The omnef
q sqused 10 prore property, paw claFgfa ard take
said property Dated Patch Grove. ileepmbtr 5ih 1860
26-4N pANID I4. EAYIDR.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-15
STRAY MARE.

Paris on lands occupied III hin about HE first
day q December, p. 1850 black pony Mare
quested e prove property pay charges tase said
properly. WILLIAM COCK
December 9, 1860. {Ch. NJ. Andefeen) 20-4t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-15
GtTRAY COLT.

"a LAtA VIII
TAKEN nh BY be subscriber residing on lands owned
bg ai ~ the town Of IlAertg, about Sd 1T
1ecensbef, 1850 one mare Colt, Rfr8tars old past
da bay, aek legs mans AMI AT Tue owner is
questea y prove properly, I8g eh4fges and take said
IA ap tiy--Libsit 81, Dseembef7, 1850
284t* ROBERT TAYLOR.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-15
cTRAY COW, STEER, & HEIFER..

Takc- ap ly Tie subscriber residing en- lands owned
by him ID the al Clifton, on the sst day Of No
telnber 1860 one white Cow, with slit IN her
reht ear short horns and about five yea oid-one
dark red Steer two years old next SPRING and one
a4 red ri Tfs I've Years old next spring. With large
slit in her right ear. The owners requested to
prove property mas charges aud take them away.
al-at PETER CLAYTON.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.

FoR SALE Ar THIS OFFIcE--JUsT RE
cEIyED From sew YoHK: Justices Dockets sehsot
District Records, school Register Acct bsokS lnckst
Mem0ranaumS Drawing Cards, Finest Envelopes aud
Note aperafor sale below former prices t the Her
aid Office
TO THE MILLINERY The ladies'
If Lancaster vicinity informed that II rs MILLER
will continue do work III her line at her fesidense,
known as tire Dayton Hgase She il prepared 70 10
work according Eastern styer also repair aud alter
hats Is suit present fashions. Some attention Will lie
,rigen "a economy iii the Of trimmings well
esarsns for work. a4tI
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-15
sGTRAY HORSE COLT.

Taken up ~ ths subscriber, residing lands ownc
by him III The 0 Glen Haven the 18th Of No
yemher, A.. ID 1850. two -year-eM past horse Cot
aaik bay. no peIceivable white spots other MARKS
Tie b rse has appraised 81 go The owner i re-
gueted 70 prove property pay chafges, and take said
property .-Deuenber 9th, A. y 1850
25-4ts HENRY SCHNEIDER.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-15
STRAiS.
STRAY HEIFER.
lTRAY SOW.

lIRAI SOW.
Ia9sn up ~ the subscriber, residing pa lands owned
by him in e town ef Harrison. tht Piattevitle anc
Poosi r,,ed, about ihe 18th Of N vtabar 1860, one
sow, Slack and White spotted, mArke6 @ith swallow
FORA 10 tile right Gar. The Is requested 70 oVe
property. pas charges aid take her awaysIIafiison
December 5Gh, 1850.
a8-4Ns JOHN MCMAHON
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-15
GTRAT COLT.

TaLsu up by The subscriber, resting on lands owne
81 him IN Aaaeada. the 2aaiH.et ADYs4agsrs so
one sorrel mare Colt yeafs old past with wins
stripe in face, commonly eae's = = t1z face Tn
colt i appraised al 800 The owner i reqaesges
4 psove property, pay shargps ana tsle tAe cost
AIuscoda, November 29h 1850.
25-4ws HAMILTON CUNNINGHAM.