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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-06-29
Insurance.
" aving taken possession of your premises let
IL your FIRST care be to INSURE thea
FIREMAN HUNr.
THE GOLD HARTFORD"
Capital and Assets, SI.OOO,OOO.


The II ARTFDRD FIRE INSURANCE CoMpA
NY is the JLDGs Of the hartford COMPANIES
1t has successfully wprthered the storms of tho
last nall century, meeting ali It's losses promptly
ana steadily increasing its capital while a large
number Of Companies have become bankrupt and AZ
its last statement stood more staunch and strong
than at any former period.
1t is devoted exclusively TO Fire Insurance. Hence
Its capital is fully as large larger in proper to
Its risks than double that amount would be trans
acting Marine and Inland Insurance in connection
with Fire business as is the case with the Aetna
Home, Quaker City, &c. Let those bear this in
mind Who estimate a cGmpany's worth and ability
solely by the amount Of its tuital,
The best criterion of Companys stahlities and
OF the security it offers is the price which its stock
Commands in thu moHey market There the stock
OF the iart'-d SELLS HIGHER THAN
ANY AMERICAN COMPANY. The In.
surance Monitor of September Says twirhn The
month 1t has sold at S2i5, and this price il freely
offered without sales OF any amount Tho follow
ing quotations for August will shaw its comparative
standing with we'll known companies.
i'"r''of .2oOa2io
metropolitan .., .............. 95I--
ISAAC PENDLETON, Agent
ni54w For Sioux CITY and vicinity.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-06-29
To G. w. Bennett.

VOU are hereby notified that a REVOLVING
RIFLE with CASE. Portog's Patent, will be
sold on TUESDAY, july 30, 1861, unless the
charges thereon ara paid.
June 20. 1871 A. GROSINGEE.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-06-29
DIR. VIM. X. Smith,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
sioux city, Iowa.

Once on Douglas street, fe- doors above the
Land Once sspao.ls5s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-11
13rThe California paDegs lone az

nUThe California papers long ago
made us aware that the Chinese residents
in tie lana of gold were very fond 81
having themselves enbalmed and sent home
afterthe iinal veto was pnt ga their digging
But we did not suppose that the custom
was very gsneFally observed II is rather
surprising, taen 10 fad tliat the ship Moon
light, which sailed from San Francisco FRI
Hong Kong, on the 10Th of February, was
laden III part with 10000 feet Of lumber,
$4,000 TASKS Of quicksilver, 100000
III spccie,and 400 deceased CAsaanen's re-
saaias.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-11
what il an Aboiilionist

For nearly thirty years it las been q
question III this country as 70 what consti-
tntes an Abolitioaist It will be satis-
fiction to many to have the question set
tied, and we take pleasure p copying the
following authentic definition 81 The term
from Tbe Southern Literary Messenger,
4 respectable Richmond Magazifs:
An Abolitionist IS any man Nho does
lot Iove Slavery for its own sake, ! Or
vine institution; who does not worship i
as the cornerstone Of civil Liberty; who
docs not adore Il as the only possible social
condition on which 4 permanent republican
government can be erected; and who docs
not ii his Utmost soul, desire e see i ex-
tended and perpetuated over tlff whole
earth, as a means Of human refounatioe
second in dignity, importance and Saffed-
ness alone to the Cmltian religion. he
who does not love African Slavery vita
tbs love is an Abolitionist
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-11

Green Clay, son Of Blaltns ]. Clay,
says the Kentucky STATE Flag, has been
anpoiuteti Sec'y Of Legation to Spain
lie Is talented, highly educated and accom-
plished Young gentlemen, beng only twenty
one years 81 age He graduated At Yale
College, and HIS recently completed his law
studies At Boston. llefceeiyed The appoint-
meat, otfor. politics, lis he callyassed
f6f Breckinfidee. and has since been firmly
Southern IN his views, blit as being IN the
opirion 81 his uncle, the bcst man for the
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-11

GE-A quarrel arose the other day
among the California delegation Of Repub-
leans, who had called on the President in
regard to the appointments. Il was set-
tied by Mt. Lincoln's throwing an lmperti-
ncnt protest against the recommendations
made BY Senator Baker, into the fire.
He told Tie Californians he had known Mr.
Baker longer than they and needed no ex-
position OF his character from them.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-11


Al Man EUE OyER ~ THE CARS
The two o'clock Freight train ON the Mil
waukce q Prairie du Chen r. RI, about
.eieht niles east Of Boscobel, ran over and
killed d mas. who was lying apparently
asloep 81, lis track, Bis head resting On the
rail. Has remains rgers gathered together
and brought to Boscnhel, where an Inquest
i now being held. From the evidence a.
ready elicitc3 isappears that the dtceasea,
WAC Lad been drinking freely, lef Mount
Rope for Milwaukee yesterday in the after
neon, and when about halt-way between
Boscobel and ~ da, had laid down up.
on the track anu tsllsn asleep. He was
not discovered TIL too lite 70 avoid 4 eel.
lision, as the train was heavily loaded and
going edown grade" lis head was en-
lireIy severed from the body, and was
found at distance DC some fifty feet from
tic track. From letters found upon tlae
holy, It appears that the diseased was Z
sailor Dr. The name Of Nilsson N. Clark, AM
formerly Goal Ohio. He has friends NJ
Mount Hope, ii his county boseo0el
E4press.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-11

( GRAPES FROM CUrrINGs. II send you
the following remarks on the propagation
q grape yiaes from cuttings, which may
he done with very little trouble
Have a box two feet high, and about
two and half feet wide-thc length as
you require-till half full Of vel pulyerized
soil; prepare the cuttings with three eyes;
cut smooth below the bottom Que; place
them in slanting position, with the last
bud Just above the soil take sixpenny
worth Of cotton cloth, nail tightly over the
box: Give warm soft water freely every
evening place the box in a sunny nook,
and ia a fow weeks Jour box will be filed
with grape sines ready for potting o.
planting ID borders,
From one who is experimenting on the
culture Of the vine in a snail green house
III summer, and III the cellar through win
ter Country Gentleman.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-11
- ,e.llaratians ,lf TIE nitrgls and slll

IL 'fepaFatlons u tnenitFsls ITO 80
nitrate of Lisnuth, for whitening the face'
being expensive, the chalk authorizations
are mixed with arsenic--lnak;ag "tlake
wbite.' Arsenic Is used, also, in milk q
roses ana other fashionable cosmetics.
Carraine IS mixed, on account Of its expen-
sive character. with arsenic. Next to naT
lures color picked beets give the best
rouao for the face.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-11
Ihfantlle I.fterature

--- i+ fs
The Farmers Aag0cato, an agricultural
paper Published weekly AZ Chicago BY
THoMPsoy, Bosnian q Co., at $I5c per
year, allows the little ones under twelve
years Of age to occupy a page with their
views OF this great Yankee world, to which
they are almost strangers. They talk
spfightly and several Of them have begun
to differ in their opinions Of things, just
ike the old proving that diversity
begins at the beginning and only ends
with life" We offer sample Of these
juvenile Of ilfaptile contributions from the
1auocate:
MEssRs. EDIToRs Mag I have snug
little place il Tie Corner! | will try d
behave myself, as an but little Cir
nearly eleyea years old, and will behave
myself proper nieen if permitted to b
seated among tile Corner folks | ann
farmers daughter; nay sister, brother anc
myself go to school a mile and a half
study spelling, reading, arithmetic aud ge-
ography, and have 4 good teacher Fathel
has been taking your valuable paper foi
two years, and we arc always GLAD when i
comes to hand. The first thing we loob
for il the Corner 1t seems by the past
few numbers that YOU have been siiuingsafJ
the Girls and boys. / will say, ia answer
to " Pfosefs7 question, that think that
Girls ought to have as good an education as
boys. MARY =. FIELDING.
Avon, March lst, 1861.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-11
rzs.Tho Ohio 4 HoIr stones0 hay

nE-The Ohio "Hoiy Stones" have
been under the examination Of the Eth
noloaieal Society Of New York. Mr..
Lsederos Of the israeite examined the IN
scriptions and expressed the opinion That
they arc genuine and ancient, Gut that the
stone latest discovered bore marks Of hay-
ms been engraved by a pros lyte and not a
Hebrew.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-11

AN AwKwARo FIx.-firom the "Spnng-
field Journal,n tie President elects organ
we learn with a certainty that--
..A.r Lincoln stands inmoyaMg on the
Chicagy platform, and be viii. neither acqill-
esce III, nor consult lis friends % aequissce
ia, any compromise that sarrendegs cue iota
.of tt.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-11
From TAompso,ss Reporter.
Fina nci9l IS l.ste1ment.
Wall Street, March !.

Wall street, ALaFcn ID, 1851.
The political sky is as uncertain as ever.
People cry peace peace and Tie Admin
istration seems to deem a M lstsrly appear
ance ofinactnity at this timetae best course.
This IS for the present, but the. silent prep
aFations and the quiet concentrating and
arning of war vessels make us at last
aware that President Lincoln viii be pre-
pared tpr the worst Stoeks continue firm
in the street, but everybody feels the Tn
certainty ofprices.
The Southern ConfedeEtcy VIII pIobably
work its own ruin, and, therefore, cnre.--
The s Ct. loan Of the confeleracy does
not appear to be particularly s'gahbed az
by the monied men, although tAer patriot
ism is strongly appealed toin the anngVncer
mentof $5,000,000 to be put ii nAagket
April 10. Wall Street does not seento
be very much agitated concerning tie
taking Of il.
Money IS extremely plenty. Tie conl-
pafisen between tbs, New York ard the
London Money market shows US in a POI
sition ge never before occupied. England
owes us, aud her dependence on our I'M.
ports has been strilinely shown by the
course Of lTer. Bank The rate Of interest
there now is 7GDs 3 CT, and here 400
III ct Yet her Indebtedness TO US keeps
Up dram Of her specie Onr Banks now
hold over $4,O00,0oo II gold, and we see
nothing except United States loans to use
out any of it, and then it IS only taken
from the Banks to the sub-Treasury p be
discussed and find its way rapidly baek
again.
The impression concerning Secretary
Chase's loan Of the 81 Of April IS that be
viii refuse al bids below 96 VI et as dis
advantageous, and issue Treasury notes
two years to run. Our Banks prefer the
Treasury notes to lifelong stock.
Land Nargants are advancing with a
steady demand. See our quotations.
The Bank statement confirms the antici-
patons Of an extraordinary gain in the
specie average, which now reaches near
$40, 000,000-the largest amount ever ac-
cumuated By the banks in this city. The
loan column shows a decrease of S1,s59,-
600, which IS no doubt an involuntary re-
duction. Tie specie average is a rising
one, and with tie addition Of the European
arrivals ST Saturday and the California re-
ceipts of Se9g,000 by the Champion, the
next returns must show a further large
gain.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-11

lcofresecnae cs oftae Galtna Gaaette.
IIa1el Green Institute,
80 GO. Anfil

Hazel Green, April 4, 1851.
The Winter Torn Of the Hazel Green
Collegiate Institute closed "a Friday, March
20.
The examinations OF Thursday and FRI
day reflected great credit on Profs. Par
man and Crosby, and on the students ex-
aminSs'. M
Sone Of the students were far advanced,
aud Their knowledge Of tbs subjects upon
which they were examined was, ii many
cases, truly remarkable.
The less advanced staaonts also howed
great. thoroughness il their 6naies, and
eFinced that the learning they have received
was not Of a superficial character, but Of
that weightier kind that viii afiori a firm
Foundation for more extended knowlea re.
The exhibition Of Friday eyoning gave
general satisfaction. Fhe Feeisltions were
good. and many Of the pieces performed
wore excellent.
Mrs. Emmons and her pupils lieut. tie
charm of music to the OCCASION, and the
beauty and skill Of their performances elicit
ed the admiration of theaudience.
Atthe close Of tile exhibition Prof Cros-
by stated that the term Of his connection
with the Ipstitution had expired: he babe
the students an aifectionate farewell, which
caused many to weep.
The next term Of the Institute com
menees on Monday, April
SPECTATOR.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-11
1TS,--9 sr,rFs SsNArE.Iohn Sher

JTSgYEp STATES SENATE. olnl ohef-
Aaaan, who has been elected 81 asof rom
Ohio. viii make the Republican strength IN
tie Senate goa clear majority. iAapsas
Will send two more Senators, raising the
number to N. If the seeelers had been
wise enough 10 remain, they would have
So, a mAjoriy Of 7.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-11

EyAcuATIoy or the TAInUSE OFFICE.
1t IS evident that Air. Lincoln has De-
terrnined upon the ey.icuatioa Of tip New
york Tribune Office, il he has not decided
ano,1t Fort Sumter. The following per-
sons attached Is that paper have been al'-
,,ailgted tlns far WIN. il Fry, editor,
Secretary Of Legation to Sardinia Rls'n'rsl
H;ldre.h, Glitter Consul % TripoS james
S. Piks,fs.J. S. P' correspondent from
lVash:aoson. Minister Resident to thS
HAGUE: James Z. Harvey, Washington
ra,,eeser Minister Res.ient to Portugal. -
Tfese appointments, except tlls last, were
rs I.;nealn's. regardless q Dir. Seward,
Mn l,ears the Tribune noloye.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-11

The Republicans have q gain il
Portland, Mime, over last year, having
elected their Mayor this year. The Dem
ocrats have carried Toledo, Ohio. Ths
unconditional Union men have carrid jeff
orson. Io. Democrats carry Cincinnati
by an increased majority The alnalga-
nation union ticket Of ST. Louis was sue
cessgul. The vote il st. Louis last fall was
for Lincoln 9,o45; Opposition 1905
Opposition majority, $500.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-11

nyThe Legislature of Kaasas met on
the 2stb, and the Lower House Organized
BIZ eectinga Repaican speaker, who layogs
Parrot and Lanefor Senators. Gov. Rob
inso.fs message is devoted mainly 10 local.
Affairs.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-11
D0cToR a. THOMPSON,
nAmE0pATHTC PHYSICIAN.

Ofsr his services to the community in curing Acute
al Chronic Diseases the most speedy safe and per-
ransat manner. Dr Thompson may be consulted daily
seases Of the human system Persons living az
ataaeg can do 40 81 letter, and by Enclosing red
stamp they will receive an answer.
Particular attention given to female complaints chill
saas diseases and diseases OF Tue Eye
tS-OegfCR, in Barrss new building, opposite United
States Ii5tel Lancaster. Wisconsin,. lVH
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-11

-T The Washington Correspondent q
fhe New Orleans Crescent has wonderful
command Of enc language. II lafe leL-
ter he epithetzsd The Republicans ~ TIL
lows: Gorilla Lincoln, plnnsd psae0cck
and Bus!ard-ol-Naf Scott, Ia'li,aDai 1ae-
las4o IunI:n, Canine johnson, khsnpiess
paasiar Wool, Asinus Maxinlns TfuirDull,
cts,,nls T,oseio5, and s.last bst moi least,
Cocoathes Iaoqaandi Box AngEekis l-ipabel-
law Baker.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-11

Thh taxable property ii The Statq
of Missouri amount to three hundred end
sixty millions Of dolAts Of which slaves
make up forty iye ,ssiiiiihcra
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-11

Business cards, tolInesor snasr,) aney lar, \ &a.tt
onesasaFe III lines, ttraasiept) nrst Insertion LEO
az %. sabseqasa inFetsions, each 80
do. reryear, Q oo
Jl0- .eassA q aeoiamni per year, 80 10 co
'he-hai do' do. IS co
Spe coiaran, DO. 40 90
straynotlces insertions, 49, 80
legal otices inserted BY tho folie.
Yearly SdFsrtlsors arc allowed four charges.
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All kindsof Justices Blaqks Deeds Moftgaeps CsatteI
Mortgages, Sc, printed I'M sale az thisoAce
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-11

F4F Ein,sson Etlsyidge i sds--ad of-ae :
Union candidate for Coyesnorof epuessle
al the summer election liihefac, Brown
low, 81 ANDY johnson would niE sirst rate.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-11

Interesting from Charlestop--A
Wisconsin German in the $50
cession ARMY.
CnARLEsroS, March 81, 186l,-The
more pursue my yoyageo Of discovery along
the highways Of this swanipy city, theno
am j certain that the evacuation of Fort
Sumter Is no. military necessity, and ought
not 10 be ordered until the Government have
taken every means in their power to obtain
trustworthy information of the strength and
weakness of the rebels here on the spot
If an agcntof the Goyelnmentwiily visit me
Ia Charleston, | viii undertake to satisfy
him, bevond the shadow Of a doubt that
volunteer force Of a thousael, who are
now resident in this city, can be fouad
within twenty-four hours TO enrol them
selves oil the side Of the Union. Besides
this, I am in possession Of information,
which is entirely satisfactory to ME, that
there are now upon the islands German
companies Of volunteers, whose aggregate
number is 600 men, GOO Of whom have
not the slightest sympathy with secession,
but, on the contrary, have warm and en-
thusiastic loxeof the Union. / am assured
by lieutenant Of one Of these companies,
that tie first shot at Fort Sumter would
he their signal for revolt / cannot give q
better proof Of the possibility Of these
statements being true, Than BY assuring
Won that my informant, now serving on
Morris Island, stunlped the State of Wis
consin years ago, on behalf Of Carl
Schurz. Shortly aflerward business mat
ters brought him to Charleston; he assures
me that lis views have undergone change
only III one respect, and that is in reference
to the slave olisafchy, for which he has .
great and gr9wing eontempt lie says
that although the organized militia regi-
meuts have obeyed the Governor in enter-
inc upon active service, he, being mon-
Der Of most Of the German societies, and
Intimately acquainted with their feelings
and intentions, can positively assert that
the German companies viii never fire Il
Gun upon United States troops; that they
viii never consent e peijare themselves on
behalf Of tie SLAVE power, but that, On the
contrary, the first Gun fire against the
governments they hate swo,,i allegiance to,
wilI be their signal for revolt and their bu-
cle call Is muster under the folds Of the
stars aud stripes.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-11

The Pennsylvania nslspapef has
suspended fer the prasanl on account If
the pressure of tho tiEes
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-11
M. THOMAS. Nv. BALTZELT.,

IJIE IIIVIH1AD ~ 2 f'-A 11 = z. -
having permanently in Lancaster vii give his
undivided atDtion to the practice Of his professions
ePhysiean aud surgeon.
Re may be found at all times at the Drug Store-up-
les professionally engaged. 1fgg ~,
general supply OF Family Drugs and Medicines VIII
sksg fnr sale az the old stand Of Bradshaw Batzeh
--grpared BY myself.
Lancaster, May 10th, 1856 49-u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-11

g at the municipal election ID Du-
.buoue, April "a, Henry I. Stout, Rep,
VAS elected Mayor by 2s8 majofity. a
msjoFity Of the remaining officers elect are
Democrats
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-11
MERRICK,
MILLS & MCKEE,

MILLS & MCKEE,
~ A1yrORNEYS AT La w,
LANCASTER, GRASr COUNTY, WIS.
=. ~, s,aiysl IN Me8ers' Building, on Madison
W' Street, opposite Court Heases
voy,etco in the Circuit Courts andin the supreme
nay taxes on lands oil nonresidents ana gis
Isr Intention TO any business relating 20 real s-
i.,s Who'll may be entrusted to our care. .44a.oos
reC9eetions promptly att snaed 70 ana Ieli
NE on same Immediately on collection.
WINS DAVID MCKEE.
U.s. ~ 1-tb $3.50 Is-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-11
HOTELS.
MANSION HOUSE,
I)BNNlsT0N HOUSE.
BARNEIT HOUSE.
Boacobet. Wisconsin,.

Soscobet, Wisconsin.
Sc. saeve we'll known Hotel at Boseobel. has been
gs1s4 y the subscriber aad put in coed order for
AsyoltN0DAT10NS PROVIDED FOR TEAMS.
ssa,ass may be Accommodation Win horses and
a4, JAMES BARNETT.
Dec 1850. 24-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-11

zrUcE OFFERED 70 rHE pOpE. One
item of the last steamers news was As iol-
lows.
The Gntsa of Spain i said to have of-
fered the Pope her Royal Palace n Madrid
but tie Popo announced bis intention Of re-
manning At Rons.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-11

Tf i saia that the secession autloga-
las - I,ou;sian have imposed 4 tax ot 81
600 Der annunl GA every public gambling
house III New Orleans.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-11
PHYSICIANS.

III. HYDE, NJ. D.,
" (Lete Of Pofsdem, NJ ID
Barng permanently located in LancastersShefs hisfro
esonai Services as
Physician and Surgeon.
a,or.,;.a has been over 20 years Residence and Of
sss al ihe place formerly occupied by Dr. p Wool
lancaster. Wis, }S@hsise' a9oes 80
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-11
DIR. LUDWIG.

)h' AJDHlV'
il the request Of many friends the undersigned has
sept{ae tbspraece OF ftis protessians He hatteFs
himself that prompt attationvto his patients and an
experience Of fty years win enable him 70 give salts
faction to all who may call him for advice or assist
ance.
J ". c. LUDWIG, Med, Doctor.
Lancaster, Nov. /, 1860. 2l-mbs
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-11

Never borrow, # you can possibly
avoid it.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-11
P,SslS paolxlng is tie West.


The G ncinnaii Pfice Ciwreaf AID Sec
retary q the Chamber Of Commerce ms
that city, have published their Aanual
Statement or Statistics 81 the Pork Pack
ing in the West, FOR lS50-6l. Itis nos
pretended that these returns are completes
but they probably show fair average Of
the whole.
The returns are from So packing places
TN Illinois, and the aggregate number az
Hogs foot up 5l2,s9l, against 503,7ss
last year, Galena packed 1916 hogs this
year. against 1900 last year, which Is
larger comparative increase than It any
other point mentioned in the State
Chicago packed this year 23l,3 against
10000 last year, which is Almost encour-
aging increase.
From IS places il Iowa. the returns
foot up l62,204, against l66,623, Du-
bnQue packed 5,06S, against $500 last
year.
-Four points il Milwaukee foot up S.
40 this yesr, against $4,000 last year,
Milwaukee packed Of these $1,000 this
year, against $4,000 last year.
The Grand Total If returns from Ind,
Ohio. Illinois, Kentucky, Missouri, Tonnes
see, Iowa and Wisconsin, show 2,I55,702
this year. against 35l,GtJlast year,whieb
shows q falling off of l99,943 hogs this
year,
The aggregate average ueiya, however,
q hogs this year Is more than the last, as
she following figures show;
I860-6l lbs. 479,3l2, $50
IS59-60 It's, 4l0,654,36l
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-11
LANCASTER, WIS THURSDAY, APRIL Il, 1856. = En-

Ihe Miners want cfs's1 f'5r AITth'
eral.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-11

correspondence Of HE New York Tlibune.l
interesting from Charleston-A
Wisconsin German in the Sa-
cession Army.