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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-10-02
CoRREor1oN.-Onr corrnsnnndnnt

CoRREomoN.-Our correspondent
Cd complains that in the fourth
paragraph Of his communication pub.
lished in the HERALD Of the 18th
instant, the word sitting" was substi-
tutcd for 'erccntricltleS" in speaking
OF the "bolt Of lightning, and seems
to thinl; it was done by the direc-
ton of the editor. The word being
illegible to our compositor he took
1t upon himself to substitute another
which was overlooked by the proof
reader. No evil design intended at
all.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-10-02
State Pathological Society,

AT the meeting of the State Pomo-
logical Society held in the evening.
Hon. Mr. Sloan in the chair, and J.
&. Plumb, Secretary
This being Il sort Of fruit congress.
wherein any can be honored upon
the payment OF dollar, and every
one can DC his own representative
and constituent, became rs matter
of course quite cgotistical body
the speaking members each giving
his only orchard experience
pr. John Dodge, and one or two
others Of Grant County told Of theii.
varied successes and failures.
But lituc new information wa.
offered beyond wha has been pub
lshed from time to time in the Wis.
Farmer and other public prints
Some Of the members arc very intel
heent men, but not generally upon
the subject Of fruit trees. None Of
the members claimed to even have
devoted their exclusive time to I1or
ticulture-to the diseases Of trees
and remedies or means Of counter.
acting the defects OF our climate
soil, atmospheric aspects &c. None
have made tree science their study
from books, nor are any connected
with horticultural clubs for holding
monthly meetings for comparison OF
new facts. The offering OF mere
opinions a. to kind culture and man
agcmcnt, was kept up till a late hour,
but no facts discussed upon which
the society could construct plat
form
AT the close, the following resolu
tion was adopted, and the only one
Resolved That orchard trees
should be sufficiently cultured to
cause them to grow thrifty, but such
culture should not continue later
than the FIRST August.
1T Is ycry certain that in parts Of
the country where the lands are rich
clayev. limestone suhsoil and with
layer of hard pan, cuIureI even SO
AAlC IL - u - Alltl NANlt. ttlil VI NtltAA is
especially at and about the bearing
season, are usually over cuItured.and
that bearing orchards should bc
very little meddled with by pruning
We think however that all cNperi
enccd orchardst~ will agree that
sandy and gravclIy lands and thin
soils planted with orchard trees
a
lands within geologic bounds Of the
Wisconsin lead region, embracing
Grant, Iowa, Lafayette and parts OF
Dane and Green counties.
Nothing was said eff manuring or
chardS-a work that should bee done
for thin soils in the fall andneyer too
close about the trees.
Very much was said Of the kinds
of fruits for hardness, and many
useful things said. because toward
this point, matter OF occular dis
cernment. taste and smell all eyes
have been directed Almost the eu.
tire orchard intelligence appears to
run in this direction, and if people
were to dissect The wood and bark oi
trees in pursuit Of diseases rs faith
fully and with as lively interest a.
they do their fruits, we feel very
sure there would be very soon vast
degree Of knowledge afoat-iniecd
all required for making Nl~eons'a
equal to anya part of the United
States for NEST substantial fruits,
No fruits or culture but the apple
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-10-02

DEMoREsr's MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR OcroBER.-For beauty Of typo
graphy, splendid engravings and ex-
ccllencc literary matter, THIS popu-
lar periodical is withou. Il rival On
this continent. Its ''makc up" cx-
hibits the highest order Of taste in
Magazine literature, and it is as use
ful as it is beautiful. y eallyS3 90.
Address W. Jennings Demorcst, 473
Broadway, New York.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-10-02
ESTATE OF FROMGEN.
STATE OF WISCONSIN. !

GRANT CoNTY.
Ia the matter Of the estate Of ANTHONY Fromgep do
ceased In Probate, Graut COUNTY Co~Is Septelnber
Torn, lS66 Present William Mctoui,4.I Jul!x
On this 23th dly Of SAptcmher \ D. l>s,h upon read
ln- AND ming The petition Of b ruhrd. Cornc.n of
FarIi in said Gi3lt cou4ts stating rlat Anthony
Fr9Wrrf nf the county of Grant died ae,tate On or
aunt tie hrst day aF Aplii. sf5 a1I that he i. 4
prln"ip crcl or of said deceased ANA Ia n mat he
te apl intei Admi4s,raior Of the es,sc u said lie
ceased:
T. T. ordered that said application be heard before
IT The Probate flee in the village of Lancaster IN sad
county. On Tuesday tie I'D daY of october p ls66
az "einek U tho afternoon Of sail lay
And IT i. further ordered flat notice shall be given
t" All persons Interested ~ said will Of the time aud
place {" said hearing ~ publication tha Grant Coun-
Y iitt na weekly new spaper published Al lancaster
Tor "s~Ve weeks, each wcek prior the
t5u!c &c such hearing.
NM Mctt0NIGAh
~ thc Court, Cosnty Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-10-02
STRAY COW.

Hazel Green, september
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-10-02
STRAY COLTS.

September 4. 1870. 12-Iy*
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-10-02

SOLDIERS MoNUMENr.-Ground
was broke on Monday for the foun-
dation OF the Soldiers Monument.
which is to be erected In the Court
house square.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-10-02

Lewis Reynolds, Of Cassville.
was relieved Of small amount Of
money by pick pocket, on his way
TO The GAINESVILLE Fair. lie was sue.
cesstni in borrowing enough to
make bis intended round
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-10-02

la A number of items of interest interest,"
are unayoldably crowded out Of this
week 5 HERALD. 80
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-10-02
". W. HELD,
BEN VI. COATES,
CUAS. J kIMBALL.
commissioners.


Proposals Niil Le received hy the undersigned the
ltta of october, W Al. Wis. for the Anilding of
t}tuc 0i hp>t IA School District Number Il, Town
sd NiuallIe. Grant county. Wis according 10 plans
AMI .Heatian~ to be the CLAYTON
Nno5VteI. iu Anuetou. The Committee reserve the
r-,.t 81 roget any OF ali bids in their discre ion.
MICHAEL STINT,
JAMES BLATN
J BILENBAIClIER
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-10-02
NOTICE.
10 TLAcHGHs AID DisTRIcx CLERKS
Please notice changes If time Muec,rla Bosesb.a
Plattevllie and Hazel Green.
NOTICE.

huHcsrla, -
Plattevlc and Hazel Green.
shall hold public examinations Of Teachers and an
ASS .!atiou rs i3llows
a Potosi for the towns of Potoei Paris and Wattx
loo Friday aAd Saturday, September 7th and sth
At M.sclaa. fcr the tu%ns Of iMuscuda Watterstswn
and Blue River, Tuesday and Wednesday, October ID
At Boscobel, for the Towns Of Boscobe Hickory
Grove, Marion ard Woodnaa, CT 18th and 5th
At FcuBiul0Tc, hr tbe tonns Of Fennjmore W1np-
vile and Liberty, September 18th and 18th
At Lancaster i9s ibstowns 81 Lancaster, Little Grant
CItion and Eilenhoro, September 10th and 10th.
18th.
THE COUNTY TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
will be held at Patch Grove Wednesday Thursday an
Friday. September 2Gth, eth and 18th commencing at
A NJ first day Institute exercises and discussions
viii he Ind during the day sessons and lectures on the
several evenings
At Hazel oreen for the towns of Hazel Green and
jamestown, Tuesday and wednesday, September llth
and Eth
At Plattevl1e for the towns Of Platevills smslss
Ln"t and Harrison, Sepepibcr 18th and 14th
At Tafton. for the towns Of Tafon, Beetown, Glsn
Haven and Cassve. Oct sth aud 9Th.
Itache may attend any examination district more
convenient than ther own. They will supply thsm-
selves with Iaitnd Ak fcic scl.rate ~ stand
IN lapers "rtin vii pencil viii he passed by The
ainInat!"ns viii commence Precisely 10 o'clock e.
The first day. AMI candidates required punotusl
fhte examinations Will not he granted, except the
Law p:oNdes-ln cNse Of sickness Other equally
g0od cause Tor absence from public examinations; asd
shAu hereafter examine no one who. failing to aitsaz
tie public examinations, comes for a private *
animation after having hired to teach and begun .
term u school; such course is III violation Of tao
Lsw, aud. looks much like effort to force q esrtix-
catS
n b The Law Of tle1 session Of the Legislatuse
requires that Teachers be examined in s Iisterys.s
Theory And Art u 4 aching iqr Third Grade CerGn-
D.GRAH PURMAN, supt Of schools.
County VI Grant.
Lancaster Augu.t Ist $4,000
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-10-02

Taken MP by the subscriber on lands sucd by him,
in the town OF Fennimorc, on the 10Th e September
small red ;lEd white pes ed COW. tn years old
{, PROV property pa! charges and take Ii r away.
PETER FOLIER
Feuujoo-e. September LIE
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-10-02
WHITE FLINT SrRlNG WHEAT.
f. NEW VARIETY.

Pas cribs, residing mile south d Yenniinoro
has - bushels d White Snt Spring Wh~~t wAie3 ne
oifrT- Tor rA1 fer Seed Wheat. This wheat propA
gated from hte Flint Winter hest and the aivsn-
f.a- cleue lr il hre tlt l. il about Ten days esther
than The ordinary -pras wheat which pgis il oar q
che iYAv 70 the aEs also tiiJ the yield j. Larger.
viii sell il 3u.ng tene1t four weeks for {2ao per
bushe and Witl sell ma more than IL bushels To one
ter our weeks shall rd-c the price for 2irt
AID @tice. T. X. ROGERS,
Feuui1lora, Selt. o. 1Sa6-1a-it*
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-10-02
EARM FOR SALE.
Farm FOR SALE.

The undersigned has tesscAt nto the ] Il. Thesrston
Saw Mil and has moved 10 it. and therefore wishes
- sell his farm situated six miles northeast Of Is,ct
ter the county road leading u Boscohe conAifing
l@3 enclosed, m unjer the ploN geod hay
bottom fine stream 81 water running through for
ty upland free from frost fac grove of Young timber
comfortable hoasc with SIX rooms and u good cellar
granerv crib, and wagon shed al under the
roof For terms aud fHrsr Information inquire u d
II BHdd Or iil undersigned.
J.W CL0UsE.
Hurricane (,r..s Au,iI ISG5-l5- II
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-10-02
HORSE STRAYED.

Strayed or stolen from the subscriber While soprdss
At Glen Haven Wisconsin, Cream colored Horse about
Il ~ Is Years u age long back NAME short tsl
right forcfoot white NJ the joint win pay res
sonahe reward for information that will lead his 70
eoeery. Address fR EGER
September II. iSG6.-l5-3t Glen Haven
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-10-02
EARM FOR SALE.

The Valuable Farm we'll known the Morri- tSssA
ron Farm - mifvs north cast, Of the Village Of ,
Lancaster i offered for sale Those DESTROYS Of ae
Anrs h,sug good Farn, well adapted 10 both grain and
stock caanot do better tlan call il before buy
ing elsewhere
There 24oacrcs 50 acres ugder Gu tyatou tx
is splendid Timber land which cannot be exceed in the
County.
Also large bearing orchard all wen watered ana
splendid buildings, which will be sold Oh reasonable
terms
Frances J. MORRISON.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-10-02
Lancaster, Wis June IS, lsee.-3-tf. : : =
FARM FOR SALE.

r VI Y III III III.
The subscriber oeefz for sale his farm situated five
miles from Bo-ccAc on The road leading from Boscobel
70 Mineral Point
CONTAINING $40 ACRES,
40 acres Of Shch under fence and most of it in cuI
tlyation, the balance good Timber
The improvements consist Of arg, Frame 49,
House with seven rooms. good cellar and cis- Mi.i
tern holding loo barrels ana plenty of stock wa Al
ter near. good GInaIy, Corn Crib and Stables Ihere
is also tie place, "a ORCHARD Of $50 trees over
loo Of which were SGT cut ten years ago and had 100
bushels of Apples 81 year also plenty Of small fruit
such a. Tame and " ib lums. Currapts GooSeherre-
sbarian Crabs, Grape vines. and everything to make
fumily comfort die THE above farm viii he sold at a
bargain, poor health is the my selling P0r
price and particulars inquiro Of the subscriber On the
premises
SEYMOUR CARVER
Boscol-l. June ] !, lscG.-If
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-10-02
EABM FOR SALE.

offer for sale - ncres Of bottom land about 49,
forty under fence and all undsr Timothy s,:
with 4 comfortable HOUSE, which will sell al Sks1
$500 VAT Also ninety acses OF Timber land 80
acres improved and fenced with good wostory thu
Der House. Stables and OubuiliiAgs aud ten acre. ia
fall grain az eet9; both farms eiuated y N les from
Mckinney's Mills. For particular, aquire Of J Nathan
Lancaster.
NILLIAM CAMPBELL
EIlenAoro, NIArch 2 Is66.-lo-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-10-02
GENERA ELECTION NOTICE,
snERJrFs oruce.

.
A metabeIeot Assembly for the First Assembly Dis
trict eompos Of e lows Of Hazel Green, PlattcyilIe
and Smeser5 in place OF Hammer Robbins; also one
County Sup<lviser place Of Henry Mitchell
member ~ Assembly for the second District com
posed OF the towns OF "nestown Poosi, Paris Ilarr
son aud Wa .floo. in place OF " Scribner
A membef II Assembly for the third Assembly Dis
triet, composed Of 5he towns Of Lima, Ellenhoro Lam
caster Liberty clifton aud Ningylic III place ST A p
Burr.
a membcr.cf Assembly for the fourth Assembly Dis
trict composed OF the towns OF Muscoda, Blue River
Nalerto"n, Hickory Grove, hoscobel, Marion. wood
burr" aaa m der Of ....ms,, =, n. y.,n ,.,.n,',
District conAg,scd Q! che towns Of Beetown, Cassye
Little Grant Glen Haven Iatton Patch Grove and Wy
pervi-er IA l$fce Of A. c. Stiles
Whose seysfa terms Of Office VII, expire the 3ist day
At said e,s zion VIII also he elected the following
A Sherii} II place of " II. elise.
Couut, tfe,,urcr in place of Samuel Moore.
A kegi>teIt bceos in place Of Joseph Book
clerk ffthe county Board Of Supervisors in place
clerk Of Ne circuit Court il. place q J. W Bland
District htorucy in place ofG c IIazelton
County ylrvtyor ia place ef Joseph Allen
Andn tariaer il the place Of 4. r. Chesgbro:
Whose ace.ft terms will expire the alst day 81
December ne.t
Also sas! election the electors are to vote on the
amendment annexed in the order Of the Seerc-
tary Of statelrelatin.; 10 banking
Also tic question = calling Constitutional Conyen-
to the law heaeta anneNci
wiz he hea lhe .ycra Towns at the usual places Of
holtis eectsons, and that the polls Of the elections
VIE be opcn& on the sixth day Of November 1856
At coel d. the forenoon, and closed at sunset 0n
that day.
At the same election, the questions be taken up IA
the approval y the people ef the amendment proposed
e the Gepers Banking Lee OF the STATE, b, chapter
lo2 OF the laNs q 1860 and the opa~ition Of cons
tuuoha 'onVttl" o. e people Of the state agreeabIy
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-10-02
STRAY COLT.
STRAY HOG.

-
Taken up hy the subscriber, LANDS owned by him
n the town Hazel Green, about the l.lh September
a white Boar Hog supposed e be about months Old
The owHer i requested 70 prove propcry pay charges
and take s,id stray
SAMUEL CULVER
Hazel Green, september 27-l7-4ts
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-20
Treasurer's Notice.

yg,HE TAX PAYEns of Montgomery County,
Ohio, are hereby notified MAT the last install
me aOth day Of June 1tD6 The onleo viii be open
al half past six A, NJ aud close at Ave Il, M,-re-
open az half past siN L and close AZ eight Y, NJ
each ay FROM this date until the aOth OF this inst
ior tho purpose OF receiving Taxes Your time Il
short, money prociousi come along and avoid this
penalty. DANIEL STALEl,
juno II, lseo-dswa Treas, OF Mont. Co, o,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-20
Country Residence at Auction.
Will oher for sale, on

will oIer for sale, on
Saturday. the 3Oth day or Jtnie, 1866,
My place. situated on the shakertown Road. oppo-
site tho Lunhtie Asylum, containing about twenty
i've aeres. This property II most eIlglbly situated
being on the AiOhdsf point on the read On the
place there are about 400 fruit trees, OF the very
best varictiesj about 100 apple ana 100 plum, the
balance peach, pear, necthrine, apficOts, ounce
aud cherry, all now full bearing size also yar.
ety of raspberry. blackberry, strawberry, goose.
berry, currant, and u variety Of choice grapes
about seventeen acres In grass the balance In corn
This Is one OF the most desirable properties In the
vicinity OF Dayton
Also Household Furniture, consisting OF bed.
steRds, bureaus, tables, stands, chairs, looking
glasses desk hook case, and al other articles APP
pertaining 10 housekeeping
Also one spring wagon ono buggy, several sets
buggy. harpegs, one set plow harness, one slaigh,
one Wind mill, Que piow, one harrow one side sad.
die, one boy'h saddle, one pony also two supa-
rior bloodcd cows, aud many other articles not
here enumerated.
One-half ~ the purchase money on the farm eau
remain on mortgage u desired
Tha prdperty eau be seen nd any time preyioui
10 day OF sale Sale 70 commence at ten O'Clock.
HENRY q STORMS.
G. y, Huber Son, Auctioneers, can give all In
formation JulhMMfts
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-20
LEGAL NOTICE,

IN pursunpee OF an order ~ the lirphafc Court of
i Montgomery County. Ohio, I win ohei fnr snla
ut public auction, on ,if .l
Saturdays Jipe 10, 1866,
netWcau tho hours oi two Anil lOttr O'Clock pi M
upo,i the premiSes six miles west Of ft,dmantoNn,
on the county limo road, the following described
real estate, situate In said cnpntypf Montgomery
to.wit Btginning eleien poles hiul hrcc links
from the section line east of thh shnihMdst corner
OF the southwest quarter VI seciApn Nh siX toMn-
ship three, and OF rangc four Hhstt thence north
tye degrees, twenty poles, %, o. eomeri thence
north eighty i've degrees, east sixteen poles 10 n
cornerl Themes south llye degrees. 6ast twenty
poles 70 eorneri aud thence south eighty nyn
degrees, west siAtucn poles Ia tho place OF begin
ming, containing two acres Of land
There is upon the premises good dwelling
house stable aud other out buildings, aud geue-
raj variety of hearing haiii trees. eye, Hf.1f
Tue premises nave hoeli hnprahed ~ four hum
thirds of that amount
Terms OF sale one third cash, one third In one
year, and -thrl intyo years tfofi dhy of sale
with Interest,", 10 he seenred hy moriKage upon the
premises JOSEPH WILSON,
| u administrators &C Henry Witters, deceased
GkOn0E W MOrnM Attorney. mabdhwf
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-20
Hied

ELLIOTT D-t'his morning june 10, pt 3 O'Clock,
Alice lVNto, daughter OF H. an a. 8, Elliott, aged
eleven ycars, six months and fourteen days
A bright flower transplantcd to bloom in glory
forever
Funeral from the residence, No. IL Greene street.
To morrow Thursday at two o'clock = NJ Ser
Vices by Rev. j. F Marley. Intorment-wood-
md
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-20

This Territory which Il about 10 be-
come State, has done glorlously at the
late election. An Omaha correspondent OF
The New York Rfprdss, writing under date
Of June 0, says
"iteturns ofthc election not all In, but
enough to show that state has carried
that probably Morton (Dcmocrat) aud the
whole ticket Is elected, aud that the Legis-
laturc Is about equal. When II u rcmcm-
bcrcd tlwf tlhahas bcriran Abolition Tor
ritory. and the last Delegate wns elected
over Miller (Democrat) two years ago, by
about 1000 majority, YOU can appreciate
the wonderful change of sentiment"
.l3soRGs FRANois Tram, who IL q citizen
oftle TcFrltofy took the stump for the
Democratic party. Previous to the election
he said.
''rhe so-called Union party Is disunion
party. The conservative party wish To do
rs Mr.. lincoln did. forget aud forgive. The
Republican party want eleven Hungarles
eleven uotlands--eleven Nenccs--elcVen
lrelan,ls IN The South. The Democratic
party wish TO reconstruct the Union and
restore the laws a.
BRECHER ON SrEvENs,--ln one Of his re-
cent characteristic sermons, Henry Ward
Beccher paid his respects incidentally to
lThsd. stevens aud his followers. Among
other things. Beccher declared that lac
looked upon stevens teachings as coming
from BcllAl aud leading 10 Inevitable de-
structlon. lie wound up his discourse by
SAYING that his hearers had been talking
aud praying forgiveness long enough, ant
II was nbw nill tlme they were cOtiaG It.
tS-aA New York correspondent say
SANTA Annals proclamation 10 the MeXi
cans seems to fall still-born. His country
men here denouncc Il as insincere, aud pre-
diet that II Will have no influence will
those t0 whom u Is addressed. Partic
who are behind the scenes states that
counter address from Mr.. Romero, repre-
sentative of the Mexican Republic In TIN
United States, will be issued, warming th
people not to put faith In Santa Anna
{ professions.
CT~'rhc Commissioner of Internal Rcvc
niue has recommended to the Finance Com
mittce modification of the law whereof,
banks, Insurance and railroad companie
= shall be assessed by assessors, and pay thci
: taxes TO collectors, instead Of making re
= turns aud payments to his office, as now re
quircd.
: GRy-A 4 telegram from Little Rock says th
a lAfkans,ls Is higher than has been know
4 for twenty years, and Is still rising Al
!, the low lands are ovcrilowed
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-20
Chlcngo Opera Mouso.

CHICAGO, June ~.
Crosby's Opera House Ia advertised for
sale by lottery. The shares are 100000 IN
number at fve dollars each. Aside from
u large amount of premiums, three hum
dred and one special premiums viii be
awarded to subscribers, The first of these
is the Opera House itself with the lot on
which Il stands which cost $000000, and
rents for $30.000 annually. The subscrlp-
tlon books will be closed on the 22d OF Sep
publicly awarded at the Opera House on
October ], following. i
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-20

~ For five years no opportunity has
been lost TO build up the interests of the
Eastern States. With that end In view,
tariif and internal tax laws and drafts have
been adjusted, and banking capital distrib-
uted, so that now almost every investment
of capital in that section yields from ili-
teen To one hundred per cent. profit, while
in Indiana aud Illinois the bushel of corn
that ought TO be worth to the farmer ilily
cents being manufactured into whisky, Is
taxed eight dollars, the bushcl yielding
four gallons. ...