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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-03

I. a D. Burnett secesh.
2. J. 8. Jackson, linton.
p 3. Henry Order, luton.
Z. Aaron Harding, Union.
,. c. A. Wtukliile, Uoion.
q. Geo. W. Dunlap, Upinn,
Z. Robt. Mallory Union
q. J. J. Crittsndsn Union
.. W. X. Tasworth Unior
20. J. W. Nenxies, Z alon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-03

R'-rSuEuUfIOS
Number OF senator's. ..

greog are ~ foiiows-
R.-RepubloAus. O--Opposition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-03

About nine O'Clock last evening were summoned by
our better hal" to the front porch 10 witness very
peculiar appearance OF the heavens very large and
beautiful star appeared in the northwest with radatons
about three times the size Of the planet Jupiter
fanke tail Of whitsh light radiAted from sde alto
geber presenting VI the interesting celestial
phenomena we ever witnessed. Although looking very
much IKE comet OF unusual size and brilliance, we
cauli believe one had read OF being
great interest for about hour and finally retired much
puzzled 70 know what it could be- but inclined to think
T. was some mere atmospheric effect We were mis-
taken
This morning Mr.. Bradley, pro tenn. superintendent OF
the Aet Dspy Observatory visited office in state OF
int use excitement BE had been sitting up all night
watching This strange comet, which had without any
has been viewing thai part Of the heavens for week
past out has nothing Whatever different from com
moo that lass hight about nine O'Clock he was looking
out Of the Observatory window when two clouds parted
and h. astoppded 10 what he described "a globe
OF b Hart FIRE abo II three times the sze OF the
largest planet He at first thought IL was meteor
ing towHrcs him. but as the upper cloud lifted, the fiery
Star Appeared stationary and he then commenced TO
the tsr ike tail Of rad,asei light which convinced him
that comet Of unusual ize and briaDcy was before
him
Bradley states that his hair fairly stood up with
won der ami excitement There was nothing OF its de-
scF'pon In the books; pob ng In any late astronomical
CT such cell stisl stranger, and moreover
u The sppTosch Of cxnets IL prannsl growing mors
sd nIre bsut, this has burst suddenly into vie9
70 al i's fuE cfugeace &c spows not what comet s
now cnE VIII stay whether II will Increase bril-
taucs tui Axpsc's tonight, " the heavens clear
the richest treat he enjoyed He Ia certain there
go IKE It N he h.ayess lat Fight 9s Voc pigal
, 1861-12-19

HELMBULD'S EAlhAN1 DpVnUs
FAMILY SHOULD Be WITHOUT IT.
PEEPAEED ACCORDING TO
p1KARmACY AND CHEMISTRY,
rCEscE1rEn AND CsED 1T
EMINENT PHYSICIANS.
HBLmHoLD,s EXTRACT EUCHU
L. pleasant In its taste and odor immediate in Its
action and freq from MI snuriouS properties Cures At
little expense.
LITTLE OF 40 CHANGE N DIET.
3r:cc ONE DOLLAR per bottle, OF sH for FIVE
DOLLARS delivered 10 anE name, irtial. hotel post,
express Office store
Describe Symptoms IN all Communications.
HE1AB0Lu6 GENUINE PREPARATIONS
EXTRACT BUCEu,
EXTRACT EAESAPARuLA-
PHYSICIANS, P1EAsE NoT1cK-We make no secret OF
ug7cdscnts They are selected BY competent Drug
Est and are Of the best quality.
HEIEBoID's GENUINE PREPARATIONS
rEkfAEED IN TAcuo Kx
Il, It. HELNBOID,
PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMIST.
1,cpot-1s4 South Tenth Etr 7hiladelphia, Pa
LORD g. SMITH,
Wholesale Druggists, 43 Lake ST., Chicago,
A-eug for the 6tate Of Illinois Also. By all respects
t;c Druggists.
bEWAEK OF coCSTEEFEETs.
Axt for HelmboId.s---Take no other.
, 1861-12-19
Flour ann :FeRn.

r AXE SIRE r MILLS,
Corner Lake and Desp1nines street.
NEW BECkWHEAT FLOUR. and all other mill
products, ut low rates, at wholesale or rst5il m
, 1861-12-19
Oil.


4 SSIGNEES SALE. Whereas,
n Francis a. Hoffman. Otto aelpeEe and Alexander
si1lcr Of Chicago Cook county State of illinois on
q her RFepeE to me fSF he Ssnes 9f thsr
en- that shall On the soth day Of December 1s nt 10
oelcck a NJ Of that day at the norh dooE oi sad C9ok
County Court House. In the city OF Gh1caSo, sell at
public auction the highest bidder for cash all the
Hight title aid interest conveyed to nae By said assign
Of lot one block S. original town Of Chicago, subject
~ noSshsfftd ~ CHS HI MILLER Assignee.
, 1861-12-19

F% For the cheapest and best Hair
Jevrfr! Wigs B1aids, Curls FrIztets etc, 80 to 1.
DasWxLDT ioo Lake street, and examine th6ee Won
defni productions q Ut ~ seEan{ Sa9 q detect the
Hi uair Jcwelry contains always the newest parIH
stylea All articles Ttn give entire ssts1action-
, 1861-12-19

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY
- OF COOK, ss-Ctrcult Court OF Cook County.
November Term, 1851 Eben Conaut ID James a.
Ktcrs, Mnncrra Beers. Seth G. Hargood, and RALPH "
H}-1n Chanct1y.
Afadavit Of The nonEcsdence OF James Il BeaES aad
Mancrra Beers, defendants above nHned haSiAE been
flc in the Office ef the Clerk Of said Circuit Court Of
Cook County Notice hereby given to the Sad Jame+
lied bis bill OF complaint In said Court on the Chsnee
side thereof tho tenth day Of August l5 and taat
said dccndanta returnabe on tho first Monday of Sep
tcrnber. 1861, as Is By law quired ,,,,x.
"a Berrs shall personally be and appear before said
Circuit Court Of Cook County On nc first day Of the
esid county he @ MoRdsy 1f JsnusEy 81 s5a n
II rnmn1afut the same and the matters aud thinGa
therein carEcd and stated vii be taken = eantssd e e
a,."- ai.t. ~ ~ SajS tli WM L. CHURCH CLERK
~ Il. MATBoEE, Comprt's sol'f. uo1e-hSi+w
, 1861-12-19
TATARRU! CATARRH|l
y CATAERn:.,
DE-, sFELYE,s Liquid CATARRH REwrnv


DE- sEELYE's LIQUID cArARRH REMEDY,
wAEEAs1rD - be sure cure1o7
4cATARRH OK COLD IN 1HE HEAD.
ONE HnkpEzn THOUSAND pcssoos die yearly IN +h,,
e1nt3 n; o. Gnns9npnoa Every physician Knows that
commenced as a. - 0Ase AAos
CATARRH IN THE NOSE.
TIE ne Hsp being to the throat and bronchial tuh.a
i easier e cure ca.arh than consu.upton md nv
rnng NC hTst we pseyFat the latet Persons Ehonld
1naeTSsand a. t1S Tic better xaJ to Consumption
The symptoms q Eassa,7A as they generally snnear
aTe ,sna = ~ a as xe sEhI Ee1sens md hey cold
sssnaaSe 70 tie changes Of tenperature In tIs con
'c!toa ne nose may BE dry slight discharge tin
'eaa - acid, aas1waras becoming lick md sdhesve
reaesd II cc33ty aat eh=aged IA euaii:x shey are
aoE thick nnd heavy, Ap1 either GOT rid oJ by boT.
ns is nss ss sas M se M s19s
causing bad breath thc voice Is thick ind nasAl the
eyes are weak; the Of saen IS lcssened OF de-.
I'd pons a5ptom 81 Gas1h aot6s e t6sf
1af thick &nS mucous whlch has falen down ffol
me Ct lis es, 81 8 81
4rnEA asad should leee nne IN ar7esting IL The
snGSe arc tae Symptoms Of Cstar1h they appear IN
:, 81 Tue aid of the IlerD eATARRH REMEDY. al
1hcsc Bsu1ptons can he Qrrk1y ard eGcctually re.
% a1 q ~ are h = ta r n 1ae Ee1e
:e5 cne nonth beaest received the a1noani paid
month. viii t1 sd clesi dfsecuoas iof 0se
D16cc, 196 Inko, Corner OF WeIls-St,
Address Dr. D. Il EEFIYE
del hSSam Post Office Box 4s5. Chicago III.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-05-23

The MIssoUsI REBELLIoN.-Th attack
on the Government troops, and its natural
consequences, seems to have precipitated
the Missouri Legislature They imnedi-
ately passed the Military Bill, which puts
all the military under the sole command Of
the Governor, compels the enlisted men TO
take an oath to obey him alone, makes it
treason for an enlisted man to speak disre-
spectful of the Governor OF Legislature,
the offender TO be tried by conrt-martial,
subjects every able-bodied man in the State
to Military duty, under penalty Of fine
OF $50, and provides for the organization
OF the Missouri State Guard, of men enlist
ed for the term Of seven years.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-05-23
GUARDIAN SALE OF REAL ESTATE
ar nnnrrNn Ida


State of Wisconsin, County Court for Dane County
In Probate. In the matter of the St.rdianshp OF
J. MeCSenniss and W llliam Eddy. minors.
Notice is hereby given ahat BY virtue and in pursu
aree of on order OF license made in said matter the
LIST day Of April d. 1861, by the County Court Of
the County of Dane and state of Wisconsin, the un-
dersigned, guardian of J. McGenn'ss and William Eddq
minor children and heirs at law Of Nathaniel b. Eddy
late of tile County Of Dane aforesaid, deceased will
saturday the 1st day Of June, ID. 1861, at two o'clock
IN tue afternoon Of that day. at the front door OF the
Court House in the village of Lancaster in the county
OF Grant and State oil Wisconsin, oeF for safe at pub
lie vendae the real estate belonging to said minors
situate aud wing ia the County If Grant aforesaid
aud described at the north half of the south
quarter aud the southwes quarter OF section nine
(l9l the north-east quarter of tine northwest
quar- err and the west half of the northwest quarter
Of section twentynine (29 all in town six (61 north
of range three 90 west subject theless to the
right OF dover or third life interest in an the
same of Mrs Eliza Powers, late widow Of the said Ma
thaniel B. Eddy, deceased
The terms 81 sale win be made known at the time
and place of sale.
Dated this both day Of April, A. D. 1861.
47-5w WILLIAM j. ELLSWORTH,
Guardian.
The above sale will take place the 14th day OF June
1861 the hour and place above designated, instead
Of the LIST day Of June above mentioned.
WILLIAM j. ELLSWORTH,
MAY II, 1861. 49w4 Guardian.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-05-23
b' % sisuhieAe
Eye ana Ear.

/. : Underwood, Of Chicago, ILL.,. ocu-
s., @'u Aurist, the eminent and skillful
- s.,A'0' Tor deafness, blindness, and all
~. .',ss Of the eye and ear, will arrive in
Al eS'er on Thursday Morning, June the
a. nd may be consulted at the Mansion
q,,,s.. during that day only; arrive in
4 . ~ on Friday morning, June the
a.. 'aa may be consulted at the Rewey
l,,,ls5 ,lai day oaly. Dr.. u, being i
n I, educated Physician and Surgeon
,i.s. y school with tventy-six years ex-
N i !, n ophthalmicand aural pathology,
! s.,,,;, '0and fully qualified to perform anv
aso.. Necessary to restore lost SIGHT or
d, s., y By other scientific means r.
iaos,f.,aa nsrring certainty any disease
Z Gin n 'on Of these delicate organs
'al " y reach Of science and human
70 charge for consultation.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-05-23
SToLEN PROPERTY, PRoBABLYI

man calling his name Charles Clark, alias John
ston was arrested in tile Hurrcane, Town of rotos on
FRIDAY morning last, AM held 70 bail IN the sum OF
Ssno after exams nation before Justice Seaton,
chars,e Of breaking into The house OF John Burton
gith intent to steal. Failing TO give bail he was
brought TO jail go,
maj ed with white spot on her nose, white
sot On the ball of each eve, collar and harness marks
Moo ~ ssoe on right hind foot, about l43a hands
ks1 and six Years old: also new common saddle and
bride: also, ladys small gold watch, hunting case;
also some 5000 in money, mostly gold The property
all ia the hands OF Patrick Da.es, SoIssaos 49,
NAV BE had Oh The proper proof of ownership ana pay
ing charges. 49, a..
Potosi, May 8, 1851. 10"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-05-23
What the Troops Live on.

A correspondent Of the New York Her
aid gives the following as the daily con
sumption Of eating and drinking by the
troops at Washington:
The quantity and quality of the pro-
visions now daily consumed by the army
concentrated here is as follows: Sevent, :
SIX barrels Of pork, alternately with twenty
hive thousand pounds of fresh beef; one
hundred and fifteen barrels of -four; fifty
bushels OF beans; two thousand pounds of
rice; coffee, twelve hundred pounds; sugar,
twenty-iour hundred pounds; whisky, six
hundred and twenty gallons candles, three
hundred pounds; soap, eight hundred
pounds; salt, thirteen bushels.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-05-23

LEI LEWIS WAYNE passed through
Lancaster, on Tuesday, returning from
Memphis to his home at Boydtown, having
sold his cargo of potatoes at a marvellous
price. He has been most of his time for
some months among secessionists, but 50
managed as to elude them. Lewis is a
remarkable man, and exhibits the family
tpye-being nephew Of Mad Anthony,
aud as fearless as that revolutionary hero.
Nothing but his boldness saved him from
insult,loss Of property or life. Lewis inher
its Mad 4nthony's hatred Of Indians and
could tell tales Of revenge, if he would.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-05-23
War Meeting at E'enninore.


At a meeting Of the citizens Of Fenni-
more, held at the Mount Ida School House
on Monday, May Is, Mr.. Nathaniel Wells
was called to the chair, and G. w. Harmon
appointed Secretary. The meeting was
then addressed by Mr. Lester of Mount
Hope, after which be gave the following
sentiment: The Stars and Stnpes-may
all traitors see plenty Of Stars and feel the
Stripes. On motion that committee Of
three be appointed to draft resolutions ex-
pressiye Of the sense Of this meeting
Whsreupon, the chair appointed TIE follow
ing gentlemen: A. Lester, Merit Clark, j.
Church. After short time they returned
and reported the following preambles and
resolutions which were unanimously adop-
ted:
Where's, It becomes American citizens
to know no political law but this country 5
welfare, and whereas, the flag Of our country
has been insuIted, and the laws Of our coun-
try set at defiance by formiGably organic
ed bands of lawless men whose avowed
purpose and overt act, is high treason
against the Government, therefore,
ReSolped, That in the present endanger-
ed state of our country, we ignore all party
differences and distinctions, aud will unite
in rendering all aid in our power to the fed
eral executive in executing the laws and de-
Tending the honor Of the National flag.
Resolved, That we recognize the form
Of government framed by our fathers as the
best in the world, the birthright of Ameri-
can citizens, and to be given up but with
our lives.
RESOLVED, That we form an Independent
company of volunteers in the town Of Fen
nimore, to aid the Federal Executive III en-
forcing the laws and maintaining the honor
of the National flag, and that we subscribe
the following pledge: We the undersign-
ed whose names are enrolled below pledge
ourselves that we viii stand ready to march
at a moments warning upon the call Of
the Executive of the State of Wisconsin;
and that we viii not countenance or suffer
any secession sentiments to be expressed
among US:
William Dewing, David May, =
Merit ID. Oiafk, ultoh Deshs.'
G. B. Sandlcback, FL. f. Clark,
Robert Carr, John Bennett,
Joseph Cape,
We the undersigned pledge ourselves
that we will act as a police at home, IN
case our services may there be needed as
such, and to look after the families and IN
terests ofthose called ont, and we will pledge
ourselves to meet as often as once a week
(until otherwise ordered by vote Of the
company to drill and perfect our disci-
Nine as soldiers:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-05-23
DIED.

ID i f Il.
RITF2R-In Beetown, April 81 Frank Ira younges,
son q George 7. and Amy Ritter. Aged year one
month and twenty-one days.
lit Frank, thou art at rest,
Thy childish voice is hushed In death;
tbs Father Mother, Sister aud Brother
Are weeping side that little bier.
God called thee home; he thought it best,
Thy little form in earth should rest
ia Heaven they all do hope to meet
Their eherub boy, with joys complete.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-05-23
DRY-oooDs, GROCERIES.

Hardware. Qeensware, Boots Shoes Hats Caps
READY Made Clothing, Paints Oils. Nails, Glass &c
for the liberal patronage heretofore besto'Fed
you'd solicit share IN future. Kno sing the repuia
lion OF tile old for selling good and cheap goods
would say that shall not tie in the least diminished
ar determined for cssh ready pay sell rs good
,s for as little cash. any other store Ia this sec
;n All wishing to purchase requested to call and
examine goods and prices
\. s.--So '''A' - GEORGE HOWE.
Lancaster, Oct. ], 1850. ou
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-05-23

nTAll indebted to ROBERT Hicks, at
Bsetown, are requested to pay up, as he
won't be fooled any longer by promises.
HICKS is a good Smith and wants work
plenty and pay too.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-05-23

GgMr. NJ. w. Wood returned from
Madison on Tuesday, where he has been
making himself generally useful, being
through mechanic, musician, pugillist, cap
;taist and clever fellow and smart as fox.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-05-23
LANCASTER MAILS.

gAsT BRN.
roncasterTuesdays Thursdays ana Saturoays
Leaves - 20 pIatteyllt and Gaiena. Returns M3huay,
At g. m, o 5 FRIDAY evenings. Leaves Lancaster Tor
Tednesassyr and Mineral Point Wednesdays ana sat
New cam 70 M Returns Tuesdays and frdaysat a. M
aI"' wEsTERN
cs.n and R Fday' rse.ays an nd
Tsfton Sna TO- ~ Leaves Lancaster for Beetown
SATURDAYS tuesdays and Fridays at a. M Returns
and Cas sssIS aud Saturdays at IL M
heen WORT HRRN.
aa Returns ahas.' Tuesday. a .as
iFSr.idaysst pm
.,,aster, Wednesdays and Saturdays at
Leaves .s snpasi At 5 p m on same days
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-05-23

GsE Our neighbor, Esq. Ward, allows
us 10 copy part Of a letter he received
lately from Mr.. Joseph Brown, one of Capt.
McKee's Company; the writer must not
censure us nor his friend Ward for print
ing extracts from such noble letter:
"FRIEND WARD:-I have not forgotten
"my promise to write, as | fear many of
us are doing, but have been waiting for
" something to write about. Your past
"kindness is not forgotten and will be long
" remembered. There has been some dis
+" satisfaction among volunteers about the
" time of enlistment, which was at first for
" only three months; it has been so arranged
"that our company is to serve for three
"years, or until the end Of the war. 1t APP
spears now that half of the men of some
companies will not accede to the increased
''time of service. There are but twelve or
$50 of our Company unwilling to enlist for
'the three years. But some of the officers
"are going back to Grant for men to take
'their places. You need not ask if | am
"coming back, for never will lay down
"my arms till the last rebel FLAG trails in
"the dust, no never, except my blood flows
sand my heart ceases to vibrate! Our
"uniforms are not yet received, but we ex-
"pect them in few days. Our health is
''good, and we have plenty Of good, whole
''some food; some, however, try to find
"faut with our fair. We drill about three
"hours per day. We don't know how
'.long we shall have to stay here, nor where
1--WE are to be called next. NJ W. Wood is
there; expect he will 60 with us. He is
81 trump. like our officers well, and
"they try to do what's right. | have been
"to church every Sabbath since left Lam
''caster; many Of us will not forget that
"God is near and that His order and our
"duty is to stand by our country's flag and
"the Union, and never surrender to ty-
grants"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-05-23

Eg THE Secretary of War announced
TO the President last night that General
Sickles has offered his brigade, 5000 strong,
to the Government for the whole war,
armed and equipped, and ready forany ser
vice. The President has accepted it.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-05-23

NEW STocK AT CAssvIlLE.-McCart-
nav. Reinke q Co., have received their
snring ard Summer stock Of merchandise,
which they advertise for sale cheap for
cash or otherwise.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-05-23

"LEAD IS OUR KING, NOT CorToN," is
the motto Of the Grant County Greys,
Capt. McKee's Company. 1t is printed on
their envelopes and letter paper. Thanks
to the patriotic young ladies about Lancas-
Ter for that Banner and motto.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-05-23

Wool CARDING AT M1LvILLE.-The
notice of Joseph Horsfall offering to do
carding and make cloth on the shares is
pfeuoi to. He is making yearly add
tons Of machinery to his factory and to
the facilities thereof designing to expand
as profits enable him.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-05-23

PERsoNAL.-Dr LUDWIG has removed
his office to his residence down street, one
door east of the Lancaster House, where
he will be found at all hours, unless absent
On nrnfessiona calls.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-05-23
DLATTEVILLE ACADEMY

The summer Term OF this Institution win begin on
Wedne sday. April "a, 1861.
Terms of Tuition vary from II TO - pcr 4a@l M.
Incidental expenses rs cents per quarter laole
board so to 90 per Elk Room rent ~ the Aca1
envy rs CENTS per week. ,..t i =
Students will be received At any tnie attnonkn Is
60 ,iasirahle that they should commence with the
classes ct the beginning Of tile term So.
Spscsal attention = given = the Norman DFp1ts-
meut. =. -.
Arrangements have Be IN made ior classes Y tensA'
phanograpasv aud Vocal md Instrumental Music
Catalogues and cirruiars rent on Application
For further particulars apply 20
q GEO. 81. GUERNSEY, Principal
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-05-23

ETGoy. Randall has issued a requisi-
ton on the Governor Of Ohio, for the ar
rest and delivery to J. B. Moore, Sheriff Of
Grant County, of Alfred L. Thurston, who
is charged with the commission Of a rape
10 1859.
The return of Sheriff Moore is daily ex-
pected, with Thurston. The reward offer
ed by Gov. Randall in SO was 5000.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-05-23
FARM FOR SALE,
Also, Stock G. Farm Machinery.

The subscriber Offers for sale all part Of his farm.
known
TIIE EAXRES FARM,
situated tho Lancaster and rotos State Roads four
miles ON the latter, and eight miles from the former
village
All partso the property we'll waered With sprf a.
and brooks and plenty OF tlmterbO in meadow,
and 30 Ia cultvation-tb0 entire hafsection under
fence Tho buifings good aud roads leading th,Ie
fton ia all directions
lie proposes selling 40 of the west end, or
less On would sell the east haf with buildngs, the
whole property, including also the stock aud farm
chinery. The stock includes 90 head Of cattle, ice
sheep, with horses hogs, %e ali Of superior breeds
The pro city viii be sold low, part cash, part se
The property is we'll known sl parts Of the county
References, II Van Week, Jamestown Gen. Rounlree,
Platteyie; Henry Patch. Patch Grove, OF J. Alien
Barber, Lancaster For particulars inquire of the pre-
prieto. on the piemiscs, or at tails office.
JOHN N. IAYRES.
Potosi, January rs, 1891 32-t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-05-23
A FINE OLD HOMESTEAD
Tor sale.

Tor sale.
loIler any well known farm ia the Town OF RotesifoF
sale ali "a parcesi ~ divided however, wish il so
parceed - to make TWO more nice homes. Ia tie
hrm thers are several TRACTS, els follows;
100 ne On side 81 SEA ofSec IS, Town g. Range Z.
NE4 Of SW44 q See. ~, Niwn g Range =.
Eta OF NEl& oi See. II, own 8. Range s.
E1s of NN94 sd otSWt4 ctSec- ~, Town Range z.
The above includes $50 acres the loo tract
cludvs Ii buildings lSv acres under culystioh
On the farm is toerabe gOoa orchard, good water and
plenty OF timber Tie house aud barn good buile-
ngs ather extra and theIe several convenient CUT
buildings used Shops stock folds &C. The iarnis
periectrepair
would also like to sell with the farm the stock and
farm implements which | selected wiih so much care
and expense from time 10 limo. Among the farm mple
menis most OF the approved kinds 10 use-the mum
Der aud names TOO numerous 60 mention.
DESTROYS to go TO California, am willng 20 sell lows
sacrifice the accumulated property OF my twen
~ years tanaef-the lands being my choice al an
eaiy day when had his pick in the county.
lhe property is situated about miles north OF the
village OF Potos nine miles from Lancaster and ia halt
a days drive OF the railroad.
PotOsi, February ], 1861. W. W. WRIGHT.
33S9au