Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-16
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ln,.' Fine raius fell on Sunday even
RAls IN ), sufficient quantities to dreneh
ing and d thoroughly, but they came me. too e
the g :, ..r. the wheat and some sorts Of
I garden e stuff. and -eol.. :. :. eo.a
--.-r--nr. c. Shrad'r has nasa
F0HSlr' A a. the opposite side Of The
that room from - til. Herald office wit. with
street ' g.r.. including all kinds need
Cabinet e.. ~.[5' parlors, dining rooms
cd IN il aa,n. and kitchens. Some e1-
D'a l..r lJy'+ fine and costly and some very
s e,su,Dg,' and cheap. Young ma'n g.
. sonno, may here provide nice outfits Tor
@ '5a vorago OF life, inclaiing chars chars.
bureaus, bodstsads, SOFAS iaOl's' 60 $50
~. .a,' II r.,y fine and good and coarse strong
and cbeap. Terms, cash only.
p.vs,org. BoUsrIrs, BACK Pay &c
~. & seaton of Boscobel, responsible
"a comnetent business men, give notice
mo, ,bsy will act as agents for persons N
anal;nr apnI;cations for Pensions, or other
claims for war services.
Deras AND MEDrcIsns.-Mr. N. B.
u.noi,o has urchased DR.. Baltzelfs drugs
and medicines and will keep them for sale
IN he room next east Of the .. $. Hotel
with various kinds Of patent medicines
Pitches remedies, &c.
eE Lieut. Ed. Lowry has returned
home from the 10th Regiment, having
been discharged on account Of sickness
As we have had no opportunity TO talk
with him since his return, we are unable
to state any particulars about his company
CoMNIssIoNgD.-H. d. FARQUHARsoN
Of Lancaster, and CHARLES E. STEVENS
ESQ, Of Boscobel, have received commits
sions from the Governor, and are author
lied to receive volunteer recruits for the
Twentieth Regiment, Wisconsin Yoluu-
teers They viii proceed at once in the
work Of raising companies.
Gg- Capt D. R. Sylvester, Of the 18th
Regiment was IN town on Monday last
lie is absent from his company on short
THROUGH, and will return in week Or so
lie appears in good health and speak,
well Of the service. His regiment has beer
posted on the Ohio river for some time
bat have hal orders to move to HumJoIt
Tennessee, Of Memphis.
BEAT Tms.-Jsok Chisholm Of Mil
,iIi- .helr9d rom three yearings and on,
two yearoId sheep 40I lbs, wool, one Is J
ore 10, one II aud one 1.-THE TAGS bein.
deducted before weighing. He offers t
prove this statement bv dozen witnesses
Ills eight sheep shearyd Y pounds. ST
Of them are full merinoes and two crossed
He owns fuII meriao buck which he offer
forsaIe, the same that took ths premium
last year at the Couoty Fair, and whic
he claims as the finest and best sheep
the county.
Since writing the above We learn for
Mr.. John N. Eayrcs Of Boise Prairie, tbs
he sheared III lbs Of wool from eigb
'beeP-merinoes, which beats Chisholm
very considerably. Such county as our
y. wool should he improved at once b.
every opportunity, and if dogs stand in ID,
way. better to petition Tie Coa ty Boarl
to oiier a bounty Oh dog scaIps, same al
on welt scalPs. Another, perhaps better
way would Je to purchase sheep enough tc
exchange for all the dogs, head for head
sheep for dogs, and distribute them
through the country. By this means al
those who prize dogs higher than the rub.
welfare higher than their own children
even :. may be won over to the sid. Of pub.
nc econony Exchange sheep for ! do
v '"" every man who soIonnIy believes IA
i'Su'' are violated by The new dog law