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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-27
PorAToEs.-Mr. G. H. Cox Of Clifton

PorAroEs.-Mr. G. H. Cox Of Clifton
sends us bushel Of his specimen Canada
Kidney Potatoes. we think the finest we
ever saw in form, color and flavor when
cooked or baked. We copy from note
accompanying them as follows;
"Please try them as a table luxury; they
bake almost as quick and fine as flour bis
cult. The famed Neshannoek, in their
most palmy day, were not their superior.
From the three bushels ! planted | have
dug about sixty bushels, many OF which
are equal TO the lot | send YOU"
Samples of these potatoes may be seer
at this ofie. We presume they can be bad
now or coming spring for planting, Of Mr.
Cox who resides mile or SO west OF New
California. lie can send them anywhere
along his stage route west TO Casssllle and
intermediate places.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-27
To ELECTION OFFICER.

To ELECTION OFFIcERs-See to the
laws that they be faithfully executed. and
that frauds are not allowed. Search the
laws and learn yourduties. Open the polls
on Tuesday next, November Sd, at the le-
gal time Of day. See that the Inspectors
and Clerks are sworn and qualified, and
that the polls are closed at sun down, the
ballots counted and returns made out and
certified TO before any adjournment; also,
that the returns are transmitted to the
Counry Clerk il due time, which We believe
is the following Monday.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-27
State Tax Apportioned to Grant County.

The per centage 10 the towns viii be
more or less, according TO their equallzed
valuation by County Board. The tax will
range from . TO per cent. on the total val
uation as equalized by the Board. The
above table is important for reference and
strdv. II will be seen that under the law
which went into effecti in So the assessors
more than doubled the valuations for that
year as they lave since. The State taxes
for SO, 60, 81 and '63 were the lowest
they lave been at any time.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-27
WASHINGTON. Oct. 81

Admiral Porter has taken advantage Of
the high water in the Cumberland and
Tennessee rivers, to go with his squadron
10 points where he can render essential ser
vice to tue army.
The message which the President sent
to Gen. Meade last Saturday deserves TO be
regarded as part Of the campaign now
drawing to close.
Mr. Lincoln told Gen. Meade Tat he
must find and fight the enemy at once-that
if he won a victory he should have all glo-
ry; but if he won victory be should have
all the glory; bu, if defeated he, himself.
would, al commander in chief, assume all
the responsibility.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-27
! HERlFPs sALE-sQUIREs!

State Of Wisconsin, County Of Gant-,@ Circuit
Court Of Grant County, Wisconsin. JidsnsnI o.
Foreclosure and order OF Sa'f. Robel ia'N'sea
against Joel G.. Squirts, Caroline u SQUIRE, 500
Nm. 7. Henry, assignee OF said joel Z sqa'fe'' ="
oline II Squires, ard the Iowa County bank !,
BY virtue of juogem nj Of foreclosure ana oIus S'
SAFE rendered anu made in the above named eosl "
The above entitled cause bearing date on heoh ul ~
October, 1868; will on the Sth day o. Decen'us Il.
D. 1865 at the outer door of the ;ourt house u ny
village OF Lancaster, Grant county, Wiseonsu n
O'Clock noon Of said day, offer for sale aui wy W.
pubic auction, 10 the highest and bes1 pus' o.. ~
cash ID hand the following described moI'gageO p.
Uses to-wt: The moth half OF south WesI quss" IN
section four, town five north OF range aA Ns,' ,s
the south we quarter of south east quarter aHs
east la Of south west quareroi section y 49,
the north east quarter Of north ives qsL ,brsa
ton nineteen, in town seven nortn o. Ias s.,a, n
vest also lot No. one and the north wesl s.,.
north east quarter OF section twentys1 " "a. l,s
en- north Of range i've west, All OF e"u ''s''
and being in Grant county, Wisconsin ..a,o shs
Said lands will DC sold 10 satisfy the sao All
case amounting to one thousand four an
lars damages and Gfty.three and 2l-lOV aola va.
together with interes., costs and accruinS, osg
ted Sheriffs Dgice Lancaster, October ~
2O-ts n. G0ODEN0UGH, Sherln 0'-''
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-27
Election nezt 7vesdsy, N0v, s''.

A CONVENIENT FAcT.-"The people "
the South have by this time ionnd ou''
what they ought to have known from inc
first, that to rebel against the union was %
rebel ugainst slavery
The above item has been published by most
newspapers. It is curious comment. Inc
loyal men Of the border slave states are US
inc it as their great Argument. "endeil
Phillips, The old Garrisonlan abolitloinst,
off school which widely differed from Gree
" and Sumner, first used this idea to justl-
~ his old policy Of dlsunion to destroy
slavery. The copperhead papers are using
the same idea Of Phillips as persuasion
for the rebels to accept of compromise by
which the rebels may come back into ''tht
union as it a0as to save slavery and estab-
iisb IL in alttbe states The union nler
are using the idea as an item Of fact. The
negroes are using the item for their Joy
We therefore guess there will be no dissent
from doctrine SO convenient.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-27
Louisville Oct. Q:

The rebels attacked Col. Wolford yes
terday beyond Philadelphia, Tenn, and
captured lis battery of mounted howitzers
and portion of his wagon train.
Our loss is about 100. We took about
the same, lumber Of prisoners, and drove
the enemy back beyond Philadelphia to-day
Whether this is a laid or a movement in
force upon Burnside is unknown.
We still hold our ground in the North
east part Of the State. Loyal Unionists
are flocking to Burnside's standard faster
than they can be armed.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-27

LANCASTER MERcHANTs.-The seyera
stores in Lancaster are filling up with fall
and winter goods direct from New York.
Ryland & Holloway have received few
packages, and are moving into their new
splendid room at tie old corner, where
they will open new stock. Howe d
Jones are unpacking the.r new goods,
bought cheap for cash. A. d I. A. Burr's
counters and shelves are packed with new
stock. j. P. Lewis is filling his rooms with
substantial wares from New York, and Mr..
Meyer his from Pbiladelphia. All the
stores have stocks of new boots and shoes,
clothing and wooden fabrics. including
some new styles Of wares for ladies that are
thought most bewitching. AS but little OF
no credit is given in Now York these sever
al stocks must have taken off $4,000, at
least, of the cash accommodations of Lsu-
caster
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-27
lowing was the result.
vallandigham's majority. :. 1,O79

Nallanulghams MAJORITY. ,Utd
JAcoB SIPERs, Judge of Election.
The military authorities had the private
information that these prisoners were to be
released by attack upon the guards in case
Of Vallandigham's election, which fact caus-
ell them to take intense interest in the re-
suit. 1t will be seen that they voted about
as unanimously for Vallandieham as
the union soldiers Of Ohio did for Brough.
H. /. PALMER, the copperhead candidate
fol Governor Of Wisconsin, have would vot-
ed the same way as these rebel prisoners,
as will be seen by the following Ian
guage used by Mr.. Palmer, on accepting the
nomination.
Il HOPE TO SEE THE DISGRACE
Full ASSAULT UPON AMERICAN
RIGHTC IN THE PERSON OF VAL
LANDIGHAAI, CULMINATE IN HIS
ELECTION TO THE OFFICE OF
GOVERNOR OF OHIO"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-27
Baltimore. Oct. %

A large meeting Of national young men
was held at Eastern Talcott County yester-
day. Addresses were mere made by Hon.
Vim. D. Kelley Of Philadelphia, Henry
Winter Davis and Col. Crenwell Judge
Kelley announced himselfto the slavLolders
as Black Republican from Pennsylvania.
His speech was received with applause.
This is the first instance of Republican
Congressman speaking in the slave region
Of Maryland. Judge KelIey's reception was
most slrikingly enthusiastic.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-27
ST. Johns, N. f., Oct. 2

III. johns, ". RI Ocl' ~.
Tho following news Is received by the
steamer HiJeraaia, from Glasgow, Oct.
l4th:
The London Daily Melos believes that
every English gentleman whose reason has
not Teen blinded preiudices end passion
will congratulate himself on the step taken
by the Government 10 Selling the rams
building by the Lairds for the rebels.
The Morning Herald considers the act as
significant that Earl Russell has suecumbed
to the pressure put upon him by The Fed
eral Government.
The two war vessels had been on the alert
to prevent any attempted departure Of the
rams.
The character of the speeches at the New
York banquet to the officers Of the Russian
fleet, had invoked considerable comment in
England
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-27
Fortress Monroe. Oct. 25.

Yesterdays Richmond Dispatch received
here contains tic following:
Charleston Oct %.
No new movements yet. The Yankees
are reported to be smoothing and putting
the finishing strokes to Gregg and Wagner
and other batteries at Cummings Point.
The fleet remain quiet. Storming times
are expected soon.
1.-The number Of Yankee prisoners held
in Richmond prisors last night was 10000.
"The following dispatch appears signed
r. Flee. General Imboden on The 18th
attacked the garrison at Charlestown, on
the Shenandoah capturing 434 prisoners
with their arinsa
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-27
re- parsou Brownlow's Knoxville Wig

TT ParsoN BrownIow's kuOxviIIe IFt3g
and Rebel EItsrmsaotor will be started
soon. Several persons from various parts
Of this county left money with us during
and since court TO forward in payment or
the DETERMINATIONS Others DESTROYS Of
sending may leave the money with us and
we will forwai,, lie same with orders
Terms, 81 per year Old Parson Brown.
low has been saving all bis biz words and
ideas in one grand reservoir for OYER two
years, and nowMiIl he able 10 let them loose.
His former editorials were but weekly ac-
cufnuIatioris. " hal then must be bis full
limitations after two years distil.ation in
bis terrible mental stew PAM
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-27
WASHINGTON. Oct. %

1t is learned from perfectly trustworthy
sources that Admiral Dahlgren has been
relieved from ihecommand Of the Ironclad
fleet at Charleston few days since and
Capt. Tho's Turner of the lronsides ap.
pointed to the position. Ii is believed that
official notice ofthe change wen: to Charles
ton in the last steamer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-27
Resignation Of Gan. Lucius Falrchild.

A dispatch was received this morning by
,i,a chairman of tbs Union State Central
Commlttee. from Gen. Fairchild, the Union
candidate for Secretary of State, announc-
;no that he ha,. resigned his commission
both as Brigadier General in the volunteer
seryeice and as captain in the regular army.
This he has done, both to obviate any
doubt as to bis eligibility to the office for
which he has been nominated, aud as an as
surance Of his purpose to serve as Secretary
of State in the event of bis election.
Those y no best know Gen. Fairchild and
bis thorough love of military life, will
keenIy appreciate the extent Of the sacrifice
he has made, both in personal feeling and
in financial point Of view, IN rellnquishlng
his position in the army TO accept the posi-
ton of 81 cretary Of State His salary in
the volunteer service was larger than that
Of Secretary of State, while Al captain IN
the regular service, he was sure Of an honor
able and lucrative position for life 1t was
with great reluctance that he consented to
beoome a candidate for civil office; the
nomination in his case most emphatIcally
sought him, and was not sought by him
but, having accepted 1t solely with view
to unite and strengthen the Union sentiment
Of the State, he proposes TO carry out th'
obligations lie has thus assumed wlih th'
strictest fidelity.-State Journal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-27

FIRE AT PLATTRsdLLE.-We learn that
a fire occurred this morning at Plattevllle,
which destroyed four doggeries in a row on
Grocery street and damaged other buildings.
Probably no insurance but the buildings
could not have been worth great deal,
being the remains of old mining days when
such things were made cheaply.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-27

LUCKlNBILL.-In Jackson, Cal, SEPT. II. Has,.
I.uekinbi formerly oil this county, AGED "a . ns'Fy
TH0MPSON.--In Hickory Gioys. uei. Il y ass es'A
Of Charles K Thompson, Esq ages 60 years NAME WE
and 20 days. mOa1ah
WASHBURN I'm Millville, Of inhemmn,ov =.
and bilious pneumonia Fred II, only sol o. Dana M
Sarah WaShbarn, aged three wears one rnon,1 asa
twenty six days. "~ N@
take these little lambs said He,
And lay them 10 my breast;
Protection they shalltind in me,
In me be ever blest.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-27
WASHINGTON. Oot. 2

Col. Fairchild, Of the Cd Wis. Volun-
teers, has been promoted by the President
to rank as sBrigadier General for meritorious
conduct at the battle of Gettysburg, where
he lost one arm; he has, however, resigned
his commission 10 accept nomination on
the Union ticket, in Wisconsin, as Secretary
of State.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-27

SrocK Messrs. Haynes and
Frederick E. iiich, citizens Of Patch Grove,
who have been doing a large farming and
stock business, will sell at public auction,
on Thursday, Nov. 5th, their stock and
farm machinery entire; terms accommoda-
ting. Sec advertisement.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-27
Madison, Oct. %.

The speeche Of Palmer Al copperbead
meeting last night, was 'lull and pointless
inferior, even, to the Ianting of Mallory
and disappointing many who expected from
the candidate for Governor, an able argu-
ment on the Copperhead side. He tried to
explain away his Endorsement Of Vallandig-
ham, who don't sem to have as many
friends as he had.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-27
MA r ais n

T Hals a FeL A. LsrsastsT October a. III.
Adde a. Nash, all OF said town The hannv ana Miss
ing Immediately alter the nuptia cerep9Dp at es'
cars at Warren We believe both are aa,ir, ~ na
consin, oefng Badgers TO the manor born THAN,
EARVlN-LATlN.-In Boscobel. Get M
Woolley. Esq, Mr.. s.. H. Marvin aud Miss n Tby \!
in, both Of Little Grant H'~ ~.
kD-FoRMBACK In BeetOwn, October "a 4, !.
cob RockefellOw, Esq air. Matthew KID az ci a;
and Miss --- Formbaek Of CassyiIle 'u nNeq
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-27
80 The facts in regard 10 the chan

re- The facts in regard to the changes
Of commander at the West are as follows:
General Rosecrans is relieved aud Gen.
Thomas assumes command of the army Of
the Cumberland. The Departments of
Ohio under Burnside, Cumberland under
Thomas, Tennessee under Hurlbut, and
Vicksburg under Mcpherson, are consoli-
dated into one grand military division of
the Mississippi under command Of Gen.
Grant. Gems Hooker and herman, the
latter now at Iuka, will command corps in
in the field. Grants headquarters will be
in the field. He leaves for the front to-
morrow. McPhersou's department will ex-
tend from the department of the Gulf TO
Napoleon.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-27


To YoTERs: Tuesday next, November
sd, is election day. On that day is the
great civil battle to be waged at the
ballot box, between the eternal friends of
the Constit ltion and Government on the
one side and the friends of our enemies on
the other-between the friends of the Uni
ted States army on The Que side and their
enemies of all shades on the other. The
Copperheads who are for the unioE with
great 5uts inclined southwark will then raj
" their hosts against the union party with
out any bats. Union men are for the I'M
ion Internationally remember that. Cop
perheads are for the union. provided the
negroes owned by the rebel arii tocracy are
not touched nor taken to fight their mas
tiers. Union men are for the union, negro
or no negro, abolition or oabolition, proc
lamalion or no proclamation; yes, for the
union if it requires the services OF every
negro in the battle field to whip the rebels.
Copperheads arc averse to fighting along
with The negroes, or anywhere else; union
mel are for upholding the government and
for making negroes and Gopperheads help
uphold it. So then to the ballot box next
Tuesday and put in ballot Outlet which
shall tell against all enemies 10 our Ameri-
can Government.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-27
Copperhead Consolation.

The rebel prisoners at Carp Chase. Ohio
opened polls on election day, and claimed 4
right to vote and be heard at the ballot box
Most of them are Morgan's guerillas and,
about third from Georgia. Each room
was named as a ward or precinct. The fol-
lowing was the result.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-27

EE Union men claim that the fact OF so
many Of the merchants and other business
men closing their stores and shops on cleo
tion day as an explanation why the union
majority was so large in Ohio.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-27

Eg-Last year the Republican party Of
Ohio adopted conservative platform and
made their contest under the conservative
leadership Of Tom Ewing and Frank Bach.
us. Result--the State was lost by 1000
votes. This year radical councils prevailed
and under Brough and Anderson, who
preached radical doctrines from every ros.
trum, the State is recovered by a majority
of $4,000 votes. The people love bold,
earnest ard patriotic leaders.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-27
MiIwankee Market.

A despatch from Chicago quotes No. !
spring wheat at l.04k, No. 2 do. at l,0l4,
corn at TIC, oats at 555c. Private des--
patches received earlier reported No. /
spring wheat selling as low as l,0lI9l,O2,
showing that the range of prices there was
about the same as at Milwaukee.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-27
HarNMr w I. Dana the able and

EYNMr. w. L. Dana, the able and es-
teemed General Freight Agent Of the NJ. 4
Pr. du CHEN r. r., has resigned his place
on account ofImpaired health. Mr.. H, b.
Wilkins is his successor and parties inter
ested ara promised that he is worthy of the
important position. The change IS to be
made the the LIST Of November.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-27
Waahinnton. Oct. %

Rumors prevails that Gen. Meade i'll be
removed from command Of The Army Of the
Potomac, and Gen. Sedgwick be put ia his
place. The Chronicle Of this morning says
it will take fortnight to rebuild the Rap
pahannock bridge, and intimates dissatisfac-
ton with Meade.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-27
Communicated.
TO the Voters Of the Fifth Ass,.,,

10 the scters OF the Fifth Assemble !,
Whereas Mr.. Haynes Fitch has ''''
the position assigned to him IS '@ oa ,sssgOet
for the Office Of Supervisor of tb ;;auSS =.
for the reason as stated BY him.aI Is EilSlrlct
was about to remove from the conn,. wa, he
whereas, the Gay Of election i 70" J, = and
hand to call at another convention ~ !, 1sa' at
trail committee, as customary in a,c J,e eeIl>
have taken the responsibility ~ sai. casa
another candidate to supply the ',ss,ng
In view, therefore, Of ali the ercn ,aSsOcyY,
we would respectfully submit M nas'
Mr.. A. A. Bennett of Glen Haven ", ~ % o.
said vacaEcy-the records Of our H., y MI
yention showing that be was ina =, wv Vvl,
choice Of that body, having received 'V '1;S
in two, as many votes as the successful "l ~
didate. Hoping he will poll the r,a s sAl'
of the district. -" 'O'e
We are respectfully yours,
GE1. H. CHAMBERS J,
ShAUEL NEwlcK.
!, Central Committee
Tafton, Oct 22d, 1863.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-27
Amy Potomac, Oct. %

There is but little of interest 10 report
to day. It's not contTaband TO say that a
movement is contemplated which will give
JOY to the heart of every true Union man.
the nature Of which cannot be communica
ted to the people who may prepare them
selves for an agreeable surprise.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-27
Cairo, Oct. %

Cairo, Oct %.
A Vicksburg letter of the 18th says;
1--WE shall. in all probability, have q pro-
visional government established in Missis.
ipp within two or three weeks. Import
ant movements are on foot and III two
weeks rom now there will be no armed
force upon the soil Of Mississippi"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-27

R-The report that the Iron Brigade is
to be furloughed to come home and recruit
is now contradicted 10y authority Of Gov.
Solomon.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-27
CLARK'S soRGo JOURNAL.
ONE DOLI.AR FOR ONE YEAGl

Not the price or two gallons Oi good SuToior .as
JOu,ual devoted specially To the development Of Iha
Serge interest in this country. May Dsl obtain
ihs patronage Of every cultivation OF this Cane 10
thaTe Morn hem 3 aies, aud ia addition can nOt w
have reports from all OF their suceess-the aB0uns
piaEtcl sItld OF juice, smUunt Of Sirup E'nd Of 1;
also other items thai will b. Of public genlaA
inter 81.
TERAS.--One copy one year, 81 six copies to os
address one ,-1 ~ fifteen copies 10 Que address Que
year so.
s Specimen ca, pies Of the Sorso Journal sent Grs-
III upon ecvipt oi name and address.
Ad'ircss The publisher, WM. ". CLAIM
liz Main Street Cincinnati, Ohio.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-27

SHEEP FOR SALk-Mr. James Miner
of Little Grant advertisss for sale his flock
Of sheep entire. consisting Of ITO head.
ewes apd lambs. all Leicesters:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-27

ETIhe Milwaukee Sentinel. State Jour
nal and Chicago Tribune, dailies, dated the
day before, arrive daily at Lancaster and
intermediate offices by way Of Boscobe,
which is making our people glad.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-27
New York. Oct. %.

The Commercial says the fticial orders
investing Gen. Graptwith bis new command,
designates il to include all the territory west
of the Allegany mountains, to be called the
Western Military Division, with headquar-
tiers at Nashville.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-27
Election next Tuesday, Non. Sd.
"SrRucK A Leap JOHN RIcH al

"STRucK A LEAD."-JoHN RIcH and
SIMEON Z. LEWIS are the owners of
mineral discovery at Potosi, supposed TO be
good for lode. They claim this dscov
cry now good for a daily yield Of 1000 to
5000 pounds Of mineral, OF 5000 to 5000
per day income, rating mineral at 500 per
1000. Best of ALL the partners will not
trife away any part, but hold and apply
the proceeds as permanent capital. We
are tired Of noting these great, rich miner
al discoveries, unless the proprietors are
such as to BE- benefited and the country
permanently blessed rather than damaged
l,y results. Ofth 100000 to 81 100000
worth of mineral annually take from the
bowels Of Grant County. perhaps not over
third is usefully applied, or invested IN
a manner to benefit either owners or the
state. Most of it goes for luxures or is lost
at frames, the losers in few months COM
ing TO want for such supports as they are
united to earn by labor AS they once were,
Messrs Rich and Lewis will save the whole
of theirs for permanent taxable pile, and
the investment will not thereof damage
them nor the state. No charge for this
notice.