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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-06-28
To Destroy the Potato Bug.

Eds. Prairie Ed,mer:--The question
has often been asked, "What will destroy
the potato bng?" think have found
a perfect remedy and will give it for the
benefit of those interested: One gallon
of coal oil to one barrel of water, mixed
well together. Sprinkle lightly upon
the potato vines out of water pot or
with small bush and they will disap-
pear. CLARK CHATTEN.
Adams County, Illinois.
We doubt not that the above will
prove the thing, and we hope our readers
will try it and report to us results. In
stead of the many nostrums SO univer-
sally recommended if our readers would
bear in mind that insects breath through
spiracles, oil is more disastrous to them
than anything else, they have the clue
to the saving of most of their trees and
vines. Bark lice, scale insects, turnip
flies, catterpillers, flea beetles, and in
fact all insects that can be reached, arc
destroyed by it. Amy oil will do, but it
must be kept stirred SO as not to remain
OH the top of the water, and for this rea-
son brush or syringe il preferable to a
watering can. This mixture IL also
quite beneficial to plants, rs is manifest
from the healthy start they take after its
application.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-06-28

60. a SNAPJUDGMENT.--A clergyman on
one occasion received no fee for marry
ing parsimonious couple, and meeting
them several months after in social
gathering, took up the baby and ex-
claimed: II believe / have a mortgage
on this child!'' Baby's father, rather
than have an explanation before the
company, quietly handed over a IS bill
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-06-28

CURING HAy.-LIME.--It has been
affirmed by eminent agriculturists that
hay could be safely deposited in the NOW
in q semi-green state, and come out
green, fragrant and exceedingly palata-
BILE to stock, by sitting upon each load
from four ~ six quarts of air Stacked
lime. The philosophy of it has in
the chemical fact that lime is a powerful
absorbent. The Rev. +. Willis, Of this
city tested this process last season. 1t
will be remembered that the weather
was most unpropitious for making hay.
Finding it would be impossible to save
the hay 10y outdoor exposure, he carted
it into his barn in heavy, green condi-
ton. He sfted the lime upon it and it
cured handsomely, and came out this
spring as inviting as flowers pressed i'm
a herbarium. His horses and stock de-
vourcd it greedify, and preferred il to the
best sun-cured hay.
This is valuable "chip' of knowl
edge for farmers. Necessity often COM
pells lawmakers to choose between the
alternatives of leaving out in drench
ing rain, few loads of half-cured hay,
| thereby spelling it, or hurrying it into
the barn with a right smart chance" of
its heating and moulding. Lime will
absorb all the vegetable moisture and
save the hay; while salt gathers moisture
and fails in many cases to preserve it.
rockford (IH.) Reg,aer.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-06-28
c. l.. CHAMBERS. j. r. KENNEDY.
DRs. CHAMBERS g. KENNEDY

HAVE associated themselves together for
/ the practice of Medicine and Surgery, for
the period of five years. Office one door west
of Mcnamara & Belts drug store.
Upton, Iowa, May 3Oth, 1866. e..
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-06-28
LIVERY STABLE!

TOSEPH A. MCKEE & VIM l.. RABER will
81 attend to all work in the above line with
promptness and upon reasonable terms, and
insure all jobs taken by them to be done in Il
WOrkmanlilxe manner.
PAPER HANGING done neatly and promptly.
Upton, Feb. 2sth, 1866. 9Gl
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-06-28

cyIGHT DRAFTS ON NEW YORK, OR CHI
- caro-. can he had of the subscriber, in sums
to SUIT customers.
Certificates of Deposit or Drafts on New
York Boston, and Philadelphia, cashed. Com
pound Interest Notes purchased, and 1905
always on hand.
4=H WILLIAM HI. TUTHILL.
Upton, Iowa, Feb. 18th, 1885. -
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-06-28

|I""E JO1N y. 4 y 7 I11I1,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, NOTARY PUBLIC
81 and Insurance Agent. Participating Poll
cies issued on reasonable terms Office with
the County Treasurer, in the court house. 81
Upton, Iowa, Sept 10th, 1885, n36vl2y
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-06-28

ROTHROCK & WOLF,
4 TTORNEYS AT LAW, Upton, Iowa.
n Office in the basement Of the Court House.
JAMES H, ROTHROCK. WIN. p. WOLF.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-24
Substitute for 2 after.

The following item for Aouaollcc-
pers we copy from tile BaIJim rs
trpper, which Is q well adapted to
TINS hferl 'lan as any other A la3y,
VINO Il famous rs a house betnei.
RECOMMENDS "n economical plan for
making casa without butter. which
may Le J>et0l 70 our readers "Talle
4 pieee oi fit salt pork, melt il down
and strain il through a piece OF
coarse, chin muslin Set it aside I'M
Il cold. Il IS then Yhte anG firm.
and may be used lfI.o butter III any
Kind ofcalle. In p6and cake she as
sures rs il is delicious. She says
that sitter one trial she never used
butte
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-24

The NATIONS DEAD.-Agents OF
Government, acting under instruc-
tous from the Quartcrmastcr's De
partment. since the termination of
the rebellion have been actively
engaged upon every battle field in
the Southern States in gathering to.
gcthcr the bodies Of the National
dead, and properly interring them in
the Nation s cemeteries. The work
Of establishing these mute tributes
to those who have fallen in defense
Of our country is Of 10 mean impor-
lance, involving, a. it does, months
Of patient toll In every Southern
State, from Virginia to Texas, Gene,
tories have been established, ia some
which reposc the RENAME of more
than ten thousand Of our immortal
dead, whose last resting places, a.
though they have not been adorned
with costly monuments, have been
marked by simple, plain. and ex-
prcssivc head and tootboard7, bearing
upon their faces volumes for contem
pIation. In order to prevent desccr-
alton oi' these sacred spots, and keep
the fences, grounds, &c, in good ra-
pair, superiateadeuts have been APP
pointed 70 watch over them.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-24
CultiVatOrs, &c.
A NEW CULTIVATOR.

wish 10 call the attention Of Farmers 70 nay Guilt
yator, heiesag 1t 70 be better machine thanaHy other
offered in The market have just received lavuTa-
hle from tte Patent Office aud viii get patent
oi 81 main feature the maeii> IN due course
claim and guarantee that il shall - as good work
a.ls where an easier than the iaUktye machine and
on rolling lana among crooked rows ana balIt planted
corn shall 10 better than any stih tongue machine
made. ANY purchaser 80 ibis machine, not being com
WINGED the truth a this after reasonable trial Is
privileged 90 return IL aud get his money back. used
this machine hillside land last year and did excellent
work.
Ia view Of the uncertainty Of getting patent star
ted only II machines, AMI Is j. o" toe late to supply
many TINS year. Another season VIII try 10 supply
al orders
Samples may tc seen at p II Budds, Lancaster, G.
Iiawleys PAtteve. D. q. Seaton, BOscolci, II. Clay
tons Aunaton al the Post ONCE, Fenlimore, and at
my residence IN Lbe yl miles northeast q lancas
ter.
This machine works with lever; hut treadies viii
be attached When desired cost Of -. Price Of MAJ
chine S59.
Comparison and criticism invited
Address,
Il. CHILDREN,
May 81 1866 Lane iSter W is
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-24

In Probate, County Court Grant County Wisconsin -
In the matter Of Guardianship Of Louis sclrampf
Edward Schiampf and Emma Schrempf, m nor heirs
of Louis Schrampf deceased June Term, $780,
Present Nm. Mctiolig.., Judge.
0nreadingand filing the petition Of Dorothy Schrampf
Guardian % sud minors, representing among other
things tt her said wards seized certain Real KS.
tac ia the County Of Grant and State OF Wisconsin,
ald that Womb he eXpedient that the should DO
,od and prayin t9f license e sell the same and il APP
aril to tie court said petition that 1t would be
1>e&el T. the sad mals to seit said real estate,
Il is ordered ana dire cd that the next of kin to said
wards, an ala others interested in said estate appear
beioee the Judge of TINS Gopat the Probate Office,
lancaster in sail county, Monday the sixth day of
Al rust, A. Il. 1895, clock in IL" afternoon, of
sad day, show if amy there sail e. why liz
should not be ,yaated to sell said real
/ CO. ding II the prayer Of said petition;
Alt il is further ordered that notice Of said applca-
ton md hearing be gwen 10 all persons pel este in
said estate by publishing coiN of thus oiue4 OF four
week successfully prior to sand day Q! hearing III the
Grant County HERALD, Newspaper printed AZ LancasS
ter in said county
WM McG0NIGAL
Dated June %, lS66.44 County Jntae.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-24

THE NATIONAL CONVENTION or THE
REJECTED OF THE NATION. Certain
apostalc Republicans, tindinnno only
that they have no support il Con
grcss but that they have been repu-
dated BY their constituents, have
issued call for National Conven-
ton. Their desperate purpose is to
Got ilpossible, Il opular endorsement
q What has been rejected hi the peo-
PIE. namely Of that series o5personal
crctcheis, disg uis Aed IN constitution
al language known rs "My Policy
All the cunning lozos that have ost
thicr tails are on this document, -
Doolttle, Browning, Cowan Nosmith
and Dixon and their desire that the
wholyracoof foxes should follow their
example is most plaintivcly express
sod But we think there il little
liNI ,ood that q set Of politicians,
whose only distinction consists III the
betrayal Of their constituents and the
abandonment Of Their political con
ncc.iors, can do much more than
Gig.sNlIe 4 Sindil lfaulug ldctlOn,
ready 10 sell out 10 the Democrats
the moment the latter conscntto pay
a sufficiently high price Great par
ties are not formed under the lead OF
apostates from principles and syco-
plants Of person ; and National
Convention formed under such aus
pieces will he little more than Il eau
cas- Of exploded politicians and disa-
affected applicants for office Tran
scrlnt.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-24

RENoMINATED.-The present able
and popular speaker Of Congress,
Hon. ScHuYLEH CoLFAx, was nomin-
ated for reelection to Congress by
the Republicans Of tho 9th Indiana
District Hon. r p SpAULDINa OF
the Cleverland district, in Ohio, a
valuable member, has also been re-
nominated
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-24
GHERIFF'S SALES. O. PAINE
ADMR. 1T Al
STATE OF WISCONSIN, !
Grant County. I
Circuit Court Of
Grant county, Wis

Margaret J Anderson and James
Weeks, Administrator Of tie cs-
tnte o. james Anderson Tifs.
rs. Circuit Court Of
80 Fa'n.; A8nr az the estate Grant county, Wis
- John Weish. deceased with
the will annexed Robt 4. Welsh
individually. and as Admir- Of the
estateOf Robert NeIeti. decreased
with the viii annexed Hannah
Young, William Welsh and ma
Holmes, heirs a. law John
Welsh, deceased, and Margaret
Welsh, widow 81 John Welsh. de-
ceased.
By virtue of Judgment and order Of saIa IN ~.
above entitled action rendered and made IN he above
nlnc0 CONT ia t' above entitled action bearing date
~ tle YIN Jay q October A. D 1906 and by virtue Of
saa Judgment VII offer for sale and viii sell public
auction 10 the highest bidder for cash. he outer door
q INC Court House ia the village ~ Lancaster in said
tounfy y i-co.s!a OIL the tii Jay ptcmber 1865,
az one clock IN the afternoon Of that day, all the fol-
oMnS Described raal estate, much will satisfy
said SUD -Iufnt O. wit.
The southeast quarter of the northeast qnarter Of
Section twenty the south half Of northwest quar-
ter and northwest quarter Of The southeast quarter of
Section tWeufv-three; the south half Of soutL-west
quarter ~ section fougtee the north halt Of north
west quarter Section twenty three; the northeast
QEarteFof southwest quarter Of section twentv-tbree
Oh in rovn north o Range four West in Grant county
Wisconsin
SAID sale viii be made to satisfy said Judgment be
sdes interest aud cos Us aud a,cruing costs.
Dated sheria Once Lancaster July 7th 1896
NM. ". elise Sheriff
> ALIEN bAhREf Grant County, Wis.
Plaintiff Attorney -5.ts
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-24

tho onlv one he hez reseayod or will
rescove, he will read it and read it
through, and in the exultltion he will
feel at bein endorsed by any body,
>. no doubts the result? The post
owls is mine.
Bascon, the grocery keeper, NOV
ed, cXctedly, and adoption uy the
resolution. | suggested that he'd
better read il, but lie scd t made no
difference he knew it Wuz all rite.
The benevolent and confilin iniiyi-
dool board with seconded the mo-
ton, and Deckin Pogram supported
it in a short speech, stain that he
understood that it wuz Bro. Nasty >
intention, ef he succeeded Ii procoo-
rim the position to devote tho
first three and a halt years
salary towards payin of tho small
indebtedness he he'd contracted scnce
Ne he'd honorcd The town ty residin
in it. 70 all ny witch | blandly smil-
"a an assent, whereupon the resolu-
ton WIZ adopted yoonanimGsly.-
Heyin lived here a litue lisin Nv a
year, the vote wuz perfectly yoonan-
im9usIy. Iloven lived here little
ri-in ny year, the vote WIZ per-
teckly yconanimous.
My prospeX il britenin.
PETROLEUM Y. Nasty,
Lait Pastor uv the Church nv the
Moo DiSuovSa9uD -T8ff}1 BIY3p
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-24
Nasty
Gr. Nasty Turns g Meeting called x
Indorse Gen. Rousseau 10 Accout.
CoYFxnEEiT Y RO3ps. (vich,)
i in the STATE uy IL ntGcAy.9 !

Office, ceptin few which comes to
some demoraii2cd niggcgs who hey
learned to read, and the officers Nv
the Frecdmens Burow here read to
the crowd the news Nv the canin
wiyh is X Kentucky give Grinnoll
1t Sent thrill nv joy through the
state witch amt done thrillin yet
Dustin ont into nine harty cheers,
we to.wdn-t organized mcetn for
the purpose uy eXpressin our feeius
On the momentous occasion The
bell WIZ rong, the people gathered
together, and Wuz elected chair
man (they alIuz elect me to preside
bccoz I'm haid-headed-they think
haId-head- aad dignity is insopara-
bio (and Dcckin Pogram secretary,
with IS Vice Presidents, one tor
each State. ! made a short speech
on takin the chair, con@ratuiatin
EN- on the auspie.ous even which
caIlea us together. Whereupon 4
committee ca RESOLUTIONS wuz APP
pointed, witch after u short absence
reported cz follows:
WHEREAS, Gonral Rosso, q native
born kentukian, end therefore q
gentleman, hayin got into Il argU-
mcnt With z Iowa sheep breeder;
and
WHEREAS. levin cot the worst NV
the argument, he dextriouly turned
it into black guarlin and
WHEREAS, IIevin cot the worst nv
:t, .-..r:
' 'bo apr NAV "e ',n' ~ (hn I
ron. sons IN cnan a,l :" a, ~
I;n, tI.o,..,,'n, ~ 200 - ''''' ''''' v
~ nl' ~ 1,L.t a.. n:.
~ canf,.iot;t \ Poa.i NV ~
yLo birnoar;.,, - C@nr,1,r;t ,I.a. !.
Con Pns.o f,r ~, ,,a,i,. r;,,l;1 'nt;''-
~ ~ ,la.a -, .'''I,'l I''.'.' : ~
gasoy,..5 1'Lat ~, ~ i I',-l,,,
~ adnairo II ,',oot ~ daa ~ ~ y"
orors na,l..,.,, - 49, '' ~ ~
sontin,ont ~, ~ tI,, Nan.. - - ~ "o''0
donno :; soioo,;n t -, :, - u
,obr.;oaiI,. rcaI.sst r, "',,'' CIV, .t
ftGn.a.tn' ,lo,aanstnn+a nn.a -
paso5'.,1 TLnt oa III }rlo4 - $780,,
70 ,oar. ~ .',. 49, AM lana ~, ara ha.i
=. yono,.o,.l F.a,,, ~; e. , r;,.,-n '''.
=, We a,,,.o.ese tIot AN r,Iarad N' I.na
co@,n,,o,99co. -, or,,nn,on+ v,itb ~, f,a
in thot i a. - ,bn ar,,n,nna ~ drl
blaclIonardin oocs tha r9s ,,it' w;u NO.
tLo san,~ onI,s - rucr ,anro - j.
~ oivin him a Good ovcnso f5r l,;lIin
L;,9e ,v;oL ,,on5 ~ AZ, ~ c,nt,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-24
NOTICE. -ABgorT,s uIsToRy.

The Second Volume Of Abbots History OF the late
Rebellion win be distributed the subscribers ii this
county during the spring nd Summer.
i contains l2j pages than Vol l, With large
number Of fire steel engravines, making about 1909
large leaf pages n the whole work (ncarly twice the
aiding on page that some Of the histories give so
that tlc ID Volume prove very satisfactory also
to the numerous subscribers.
Price only $3.50 and 800 per Volume in leather
A. A. COPELAND, Agent
Lancaster March o. 18G6-'f
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-24

YR- The Savannah Board Of Alder
men has adopted an oYdiaal e pro
h.bitine calored persons from enter
i'm the patlic park, unless nurses
having white children with them
Policemen at the gates via enforce
the order
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-24
To BLACkSMITHS AND WAC

have on hand for sale plenty If blacksmith coal non
steel sled hoes, Spikes ias bent wagon nakc-s ST. 4
kc, Ge for sale as cheapas anywhere
FRANCIS MCSpADEN.
Boscobol Oct s,lsC5-Istf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-24

IL the matter Of the petition certain Blocks
Streets aud alleys the villegco Muscoda Grant Co
Wis
Notice is hereby given that at the September term
500 OF the Circuit Court OF Grant County Wis. TO DO
holden at the Court House in Lancaster in said County
tle ID Monday III September next, and the first
the Term thereafter counsel be
heard the matter OF the application Of the Board of su
per,isors Of sid count by li5e sgent of said
county 70 Vacte certain blocks streets aud alleys in the
village Of Mssc0da in said comfy, Will be called up fo
hearing and final di- position.
Description 81 blocks, sc named in petition:
All Of Bloc 81 IS 30 10 A. 43 ~ IS, ~ Al 49, 49, So
81 81 90 IS G9,70, - - %, II, 10 ~ 4, IS 81 S. Sc
90 81 o. and 03, and the alleys therein and streets
tisuous thereto.
I. elise. Clerk BID Sup
and Ae Bd Of sup specially appoin that purpose
G. c HAzFLr1 81, Dist. Atty.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-24
Legal.
CHERIFF'S SALE-HaIl & Vance
~
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
County OF GRANT IS
Circuit Court Of Grant
County, Wis. ~

Eddy, Jameson & Co., Plfs
W. Circuit Court Of Grant
Aai a Vance, County, Wis.
Defendants
ny virtue era WRIT IL execution fssucd ont az thu
above named court IN favor Of the ahovenamed plain
til aud against tae ao0y defendant TO me direc.
ted ANA for want u goods and chatels whercon to lew
have levied upon all the t tito or interest which
the said defendant had the 2lst ay Of uy 1850 ar
hes since aqurcdin and to the following described real
estate 20 wit
In-Iots Number l20 sud loo c.c.io.
thirty -our (4 Town three 50 range three ~ vest 4.
Use village o Potosi, Grant county, Wisconsin which
sad Lets Will ca The sth day OF August A. u ls6s
the hour Of ii O'Clock in the forenoon Of said day 81
-r for sale and VIII sell to the highest bidder for cash
a the door Of Courthouse in the village OF
lapeaster. Grant County, Wisconsin
Said se Is made 20 satisfy said execution amounting
to s4l429 " III interest and costs and costs accrIing
pstei Shend once Lancaster, July l. 1866
NM. H. elise
}. \. BARBER Sheriff
plaintiffs Attorney.-Lts
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-24
Also, have the Agency far the world renowned
Mccormick Reaper,


and supply all wishing the Improved Self raking
Reaper, which is acknowledged the most perfect
Reaper cXtant. The Mccormick Reaper needs
memo from me- 70 give it force hut the almost unan
nous decision IS The Aic ornic Keaperis the Reaper
for me- He has got ont Il mower. light and yet
durallc-eXpressiy for moving The Mccormick Self
Rker is tarrg like did fire to the tall prairie grass
sweeping all before it.
will also keep on hand all parts Of McCormick's
Reaper to repair old ones now in use, want that has
long been felt here in Lancaster
d. II BUDD.
Still another, that before all to Farmersthe
Pillow, and
J. POTTER C. SOUS PLOW,
at that With their usual progression, skill and expo
rence they intend not to be oudone in shape, finish
price.
Alything you may want in shape Of Pillow, call ana
leave order, for bigo little crooked or straight
po~ a. you may fancy, and it shall be furnished TO
YOU StHHblc, S%~tit a'tv1s, double rolling
ter and variety OF break plows, cultivators double;
and three shovel &C, kept constantly hand, at
low prices in the market.
Call and see potters before You purchase elsewhere
d. H. BUDD.
Lancaster, Feb 13 1856 -3e-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-24
W. +. DEWEY,
II .iutl9e Atfarnnx
GUARDIAN SALE.
IN Probate. Gr,nt County Court

In Probate, Grant County Court
In thcmater Of ii guardianship Of the minor heirs &
Amos \. Buell.. deceased
Notice il hereby given that ~ virtue and in pursu.
anee OF an order Of license, made said matter on the
YIN dav 81 april A. d ls6G, ny the County Court OF
SAID county. the undersigned, Guardian Of Kate r
Buell. Sarah NJ Buell. Chaker L. Buell.. Carrie T. BUELL.
Georgia r. Buell. minor heirs of said deceased will on
Saturday the 2sth day Of July. A. D. 1865. at one
o'clock the afternoon Of said day front Of the Post
oire ID ,ie village Of Farpay said County, offer for
vii
InIot number twenty three (23) in The village Of
fafllaEt Grant t.nniy " Isl. except strip on tho
side of said Lot Of twenty feet front or thereabouts
decided &c one Eugene y. smith said Smit deed CON
tanning puticntr dos, option o. said excepted part
references 10 Whith is had also excepting the interest OF
A. natte Ruel. one RI the heirs at law of the late
Amos Buell. also the dover OF the widow Of
said deceased.
The terms q sale to be made known at the time and
place Of sale
Dated At FairpIay, Wiz, June g, 4. D.. 1865.
EMILY A. BUELL.,
SIT Guardian.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-24
SroRY OF TIE PRUssIAN MINISTER.

STORY OF THE HRGSSIAN AI%IST Err.
The following anecd0to Of Count
Bismark is told By the Paris CORES
pondent Of Luud and !Fatcr, an Eng
lisn journal: Gin 1871 Bismark was
''~~,ty- e.;v ,.oqrS old. and had lust
passed his civil service examination.
He went to the ohicI Of his depart
ment, and was told to wait in the
antc-room. AT the end Of half an
hour he exhibited symptoms bfgreQt
irritation three quarters Of an hour
passed. aud he pulled off his gloves
and tole them up. When lie had
waited an hour and hal: he got up,
and was leaving the room, when the
gentleman he bad been waiting for
| opened the door and asked him what
he required. Sir an hour aad a halt
ago wished to speak with yon but
desire jo 10 SO no longer And
young Bismarh went away. TWEEN
/ ty-tWo years later Otto edward leo
pold dc Bismarh was FIRST Minister,
and paid all official visit to Il certain
Project. The Minister was shown
into lbs apartments by lhe Project,
and was about to retire We'll, sir,
said the Count, you must ackuow
ledge that life is iulIcurious changes.
Y bat does your cXccilcncy mean p
i mean that it i now twcnty~throo
years since | saw you, and you are
very littlo changed i BEG your
ENecIleucy 5 pardon, but don't re-
member, How said NJ. dc Bis
mark, laughing don't You remcm-
Der young man who was rather i'm
pertinent to you when You were
head Of department /? The Project
became red green and pale, but the
Count gave HIM his hand and no
more was said IF the matter
The LoseEs ~ Tile PORTLAND FIRE.
We begin to receive some reliable
statements ofthc loss ~ the Port.
land fire, fully cquaIine The first est
mates The PorlIand Press saws
I that The number q buildings destroy
cd was S0l, and 5000 families. en-.
braciug 10000 or 1900 persons.
were rendered hameIess Thtan0uut
81 tie losses will aggregate q MP.
wards Of $40, 000. 003. Some persons
set it as high a. SD coo, 900. 1t
learns of Insurance 10 tho amount Of
upwards Of 81, 600 600 Tie Portland
Argus says ut is estimated that
about 1900 buildings were banned.
and property destroyed t. Che amount
a4 \ u titftt{ft NJ iirn IL Ilia }3sal.f Il iu
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-24

Circuit Court in and for
the county Of Grant, VIE
Foreclosure Of Mort
gage.