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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-10-16
Stray Notices.
STRAY COLT AND HEIFER.
STRAY HORSES AND COLTS.
STRAY Cow.

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Taken up by the subscriber, residing in the town of
Mt Hope on lands owned by him, on the 10th day OF
September instant red cow five years old appears
to be dry this The owners requested TO prove
property pay charges and take said stray
JAMES 0BRIKN.
Mt Hope, September 20, ls66-l6-4*
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-10-16

NEW YORK OBsERF ER.-For fam
lily reading tho religious Journals
excel the politica giving what
is moro practical AID Useful There
is no paper equal, We tainE, for solid
usefulness to the New \ ork Observer :;
is devoted to the Old School Prosby-
terrain faith, though its wide quarto-
sheets are largely filed with useful
and practical reading not religious
It is one Of ehe largest American
weekIics. It's articles ca financial,
political. industrial, and other topics
k<H a00nx Tie ahlSst to be found
n. AZ .l. M 1890 - AZ, =, 49,
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EAtM FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale his farm situated 6ve
miles from Boseobel, the road Loading from Boscobe
TO Mineral Point,
CONTAINING 240 ACRES.
40 acres of which under fence most of it in cul
tivation, the balance good Timber.
The improvements consist Of a largo Frame 49,
House with seven rooms good cellar and cis- l;i;I
tern holding loo barrels and plenty stock wa il
ter good Granary Corn Crib and Stables There
is also on the place, ORCHARD of $50 trees over
100 Of which were set out ten years ago and had 100
bushels OF Apples last year also plenty of small fruit
such as Tame ard lid plums Currants Gooseberre.
Siberian Crabs, Grape vines, and everything TO make
family comfortable The above farm will be sold at
bargain, poor health is the cause Of my selling Por
price and particulars inquire Of tho subscriber on the
premses
SEYMOUR CARVER.
D0scobel June II 1Se6-1-tr
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-10-16
EARM FOR SALE.

The Valuable Farm well known as the NIorri- .A&.s
son Farm 212 miles north east Of the Village of bJ
Lancaster, is offered for sale Those DESTROYS of III
purchasing good Farm well adapted to both grain nd
stock cannot do better than call and it before buy
ing elsewhere.
There 24oacrcs 50 under cultivation
Is splendid Timber land which cannot be cxceed in the
County
Also large bearing orchard. all well waterod and
splendid buildings, which will be sold on reasonable
terms.
FRANCES ]. MORRISON
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-10-16
Millville. Sep. ;. 18a6.-I3-I0s
EARM FOR SALE.
EARM FOR SALE.

Tafton. Wis. June %. Isl iZ-1mt
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ran4I-..r- ssltralf.s ls. IS167s'f
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-02

The First Session St he sslh Congress
adjourned last Saturday. This has un.
aOObIedly been the most important ses.
sion ever held. and for general ability ot
Is members has neFef been eHselIed.-
Firm in its convictions Of duty, it has
went straighifotdwafd with ah unwaver.
ing ~cODiidenre that the masses Of the peO-
pie wruld sustain them in fulfilling the
pledges of the war-wiih possibly tho
exception IF making treason Odious.' -
which task has been so au~spiciously begun
BY our venerable Executive. He will
succeed al Philadelphia.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-02

The vote, taken last Friday, upon the
tax 70 complete the BrOwnviIle High
School, resulted in a large majority for
lbs tax-only nine votes being Polled
against IL This unity of purpose in this
directiOn-smOng all others the post es.
ssntisl end acknowledgements Us a
building for school purposes proportion.
ally unexcelled in any city in the west.
We are informed that the work will pow
be pushed forward as speedily as mate
rial can be procured, the Directors I'M
lending to finish it this fall, if possible.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-02

FORTRESS MoNRoE, July 25.-The
Enited States steam tug Geneva return
ed yesterday morning from the scene
of the disturbance on The eastern shore
ia Virginia near Drumwond town, be-
tween the inhabiIsnts and the negroes
L appears the trouble originated IN a
band of white men hunting down some
negroes for the purpose of searching for
one named Couch, who, a few days pre-
viOus. had attempted to cut the throat Of
a white man.
The negroes were robbed Of their
arms and money, when the negroes made
complaint 10 the civil authorities, who
issued warrants for the arrest of ii Of
the whites. The 14th inst, was set apart
for the hearing of the case, al a village
named Woodstock. On that day about
one hundred we'll armed white men as
sembled, threatened that they would kill
every negro YhO attended to testify, and
threatened the Magistrate, Mr.. DIX,
with violence if the proceedings were
continued.
The Magistrate seeing the affairs. in
dorsed upon the warrants Of arrest The
impopsibilrIy Of conducting the trial un-
der such circumstances. and informed
Major French. agent of the Freedmen's
Bureau of his action. The latter officer
advised The negroes to quietly return to
their homes. While they were doing SO
they were again insulted and pursued by
the armed whites until they reached pie.
ces Of safety. Upon the arrival Of the
troops the white men dispersed in every
DIRECTION and not one Of them could be
found after a most rigid search.
C. l.. Vallandlgham and Judge Gil.
more have been appointed delegates 10
the Philadelphia Convention from the
Third District Ohio.
A sanguins conflict took place on the
'l4Ih between the Prussians and FederaIs
pear Aschafenburg. The former were
entirely spc 'essful. The town was in
flames, and the Federals were ~reirea,ing.
The PruSsians were marching on Frank.
fort, which town had been evacuated by
the Federal troops. and the Diet haO
been removed to Auguslenburg, where
the foreign representatives were expect.
ed TO assemble.
The rumor is current IN Washington
that Governor BrownlOw Is TO be removed
by the President. and a Military Gov
ernor appointed to succeed him.
In the Republican Convention Of the
First Iowa Congressional District. Hon.
James F. Wilson was unanimously nom
mated for reelection TO Congress.
Gov. Crawford has appointed Major
Edmund G.. Ross, of Lawrence. United
States Senator. TO Ill The vacancy occa.
stoned by the death Of Gen. Lane.
Several white men in New Orleans
are being tried under Gen. Grants re-
cent order. their offence being that of vi
assulling q negro who attempted
10 open a school for The education Of
freedmen.
Hon /. John Covode has been unanim-
dominated by the Republicans for
Congress in the Twenty Grsl, District,
which has been represented for the last
four years By Mr.. Dawson. Democrat.
Hon. Joseph w. McCIurg is renOm-
mated for reelection 70 congress by the
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-02

Last Wednesday, Hon T. w. TIPTox,
Of this city. received a dispatch from bis
colleague. GEN. J. NJ. THAHEH. urgent
.ly requesting his presence at Washing
ton. Nj. Upton Immediately started.
The solution of this sudden call from the
Senator from North Platte is the fact
qhat the bill for the admission Of Nebras-
la passed both houses Of Congress last
Friday. All that i, now lacking for Me-
brasks to enter The Union of States is
the signature of the President, which ii
is reported he will not grant. We shall
see. His veto of Colorado seemed 10
have a little foundation besides his haze
for Senators who he feared would not
sustain my policy" yet, we confess a
great curiosity TO know EAai preteFt be-
sides radical hate be can assign for the
veto Of Nebraska. ,
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-02
EsbrasIfu aouertiscr
JOHN L COLHAPP. T
BRowKvILLE THURSDAY, AUG ?, 1855.

No reader can fail 10 see the reason Of
The scarcity of reading matter in to-day's
paper, and the popularity of cur County
Treasurer will assure Us the thanks of
community isr publishing bis Interesting
"reminiscences of the department over
which he presides so admirable. The
Delinquent Tax List is certainly a mat
ter of interest TO AL, the delinquent bOr-
rowing of the county at the rate of 90
per cent, and the County making hat
rate. and even this amount is no COM
peusa,ion for the drawback upon public
improvement which the nOn.Paymept of
taxes occasions. TO the Delinquent the
investment is q very poor one, as, after
The land or lot is sold, the expenses at
tending the sale increase the first amount
greatly, ana .ne pmOunt tOf which it has
been sold draws farfy per GEM fr:r ann"H
until it is redeemed !! Here is a g lendIG
chance for the safe and very Profitable
Investment of surplus capitol, and we
learn that quite n number Of OUT capital
lists are determined TO benefit the county
snd themselves by buying 10 much of The
land that is delinquent.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-02

Would no Bile" A man in Clark
Co. having made Preparation for a big
dinner selected one Of his finest turkeys
10 boil. Dinner time came and with II
the turkey. but 10 carve il, he could moi.
the fork refused 10 enter. and the knife
refused to cut. Fearing some 6eud in
human shaps. had made an attempt 70
poison the family. the turkey was sent TO
a chemist TO exami re for the deadly poi
son. Ia The meantime the servants were
closely questioned wheu the truth came
out tho. a box of ~Roback's Blood Pills.
were ~accidenily lhrOYn out, aud the tur-
key eating SINE of them. they had taken
ell the Bile" out of him.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-02

TRULY, the Big Show j. coming. with
the most talented company. finest horses
and best outfit that over lrayeIed up tbs
river. The Press is lsYiIh ID il praise,
AID the people crowd lis immense Pavi!.
lion wherever il goes. In ST. Joseph it
exhibited July 18Th and 18th, and on the
18th eieven hundred more tickets yere sold
than could be accommodated under their
e0nUdssE i was then left to the ticket
hOldefs TO get their money back or hold
until previous appointment: could be
filled, when the Circus would come back
to St. Joseph f; they held on to their tic.
kets, and The Big Show exhibits there
Saturday the 4th. We are satisfied
they have all their advertisement calls
for, and the price of admission to witness
such an array Of talent, seems more a
gratuity then an admission fee Read
the advertisement !
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-02

Beware of summer complaint amongst
the Children. Thousands of the lille ones
annually die from disorders Of tie stOm-
ach and bowels. and many, ah 10 many
homes are rendered de.olate by the
hands of this prevalent disorder. Goes
Dyspepsia Cure Is a reliable remedy ia
all such cases. as well as for dyspepsia.
indigestion, sick-headache. sour stomach
want Of appetite and general debility.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-02

By the dispatches below it will be seen
that D Of the greatest undertakings of
the age laying and successful working
a telegraph through the Atlantic
Oeean-has been ACCOMPLISHED. This is
the FIRST great stride toward celebrating
EurOPean prejudice against our Repub-
can government. and is the first great
wedge TO split the tyranny of the East.
Among the first dispatches oyer this
line the following:
Hearts Content. 81.
To HIS Excellency, President John.
son: Sir:-The Atlantic Cable was sue.
lcsssfully- completed this morning. | hope
a will prove a blessing to Euglqnd and
the United States, and increase the 10.
IercOurse between our W country aud
the eas'eVRh hemisphere.
Signed CYsus w. FIELD.
Washington. 80.
Cyrus w. Field, Hearts Content:-I
heRIQly congratulate you, and trust that
Equr enterprise may prove as successful
as your efforts have been ~preseVering.
May the cable under the sea send to pro-
mote harmony between the Republic Of
the West and the Government of the
Eastern Hemisphere.
. Signed ASpREw JOHEsoN.
Heats Content, -.
Directors Of the New York, New
Foandhnd add London Telegraph Com
pany:-We arrived this day. The ca.
pie has been laid across ihe Atlantic, and
Is IN perfect working order. As soon as
we have t6ken ia coal, we shall proceed
70 The spot where The cable was lost last
year, and when recovered. splice il with
Ne cable on board the Great Eastern,
snd return TO this place. Then the Med
way will proceed to lay the cable across
ne Gplt Of St Lawrence. / cannot ex-
press TO you how thankful ! feel that you
Will now receive some return for the
money you have spent and the time you
nave devoted during the last half year,
connect BY telegraph, our W country
with great Britain.
Signed CYnUs w. Firm.
a treaty Of peace has been signed Be.
tween Austria and Prussia.
a severe engagement took place on
~ 2OIh. of the Island Of LISA. The
Su1SrSlns claimed q victory. They sank
~ Italian iron clads. run1ing down one
sS blowing Up three. .
Sytus ". Field says there have been
= N London on account Of a refusal
Iovernnent 10 allow a reform
~se''ns 10 Hyde Park.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-02

Republicans Of the Fifth Missouri Dis
trjct.
The bill for the equalization of bOup.
ties has fasssd Congress.
The Senate confirmed the nominat:o1
Of Hon: Henry S,anberry As Attorney
General.
Govethnient has information that a
large numbered Cal fJrniaHs have recen.
lily enlisted 10 The ranks Of the Mexican
Liberals.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-02

MeFall 8 Co., have just completed a
pew and very elegant Hearse for the
accommodation Of their patrons in the
Undertaking line. They are ~enierpris.
ing and energetic and entitled 70 the pa
tronage Of this community.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-02
SALE OF APPRAISED STOCK.

On Friday, Augg st,IE, th iSi9. 81 10 o'clock q
m. Fin offer foF sale to the highest bidder, for
cash in hand, on the premises Of John Stuck
living in Nemaha City, ia Mem Tha County, Ne.
braska Territory.
One Gray Horse Colt, two years old star in fore
head. branded on right fore ShOtIdsE 9th letter X
Appraised At sevsnty-6vo dollars by John s Minick
and Silas Tidwcl r. ". HUGHB5,I P
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-02

There will be Episcopal service al
McPhorsOn's Hall next Sunday morning
and evening. Subject for evening ser.
non The Catholics Faith. The public
are inyired 10 attend.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-02

Gen. Sherman has been appointed to
the Lieutenant G~eneralship made vacant
by the promotion of Gran: to the rank
Of General, created by ibis Congress.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-02
REFERENrEQ

Hen. 1sbert o. KIrk. OHIO. Hon. Hsurs 3 a,nis.s.
Conn. kx.Goy. Randall, Wis, Hon lanes s PFf
zane. aSn.F O. VA Winklo. West VIrfnia :.
49s 9 y Whli31s, Oregon. General q. 2. Kilrafs
4oa. a ?, HOHsys 1ndaHa. 4 r6iias
Topeka, kanssss Johp =. Hsmiin. ESQ.
=. Dr. Bengy Bo-ratls =. D., Nssses
plentneat 5uiaess nea II 0asesso. e - 8
ga9trtsnses
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-02

YIN. II. MCCreery, of the City
Drug Store, has just received another
large stock of Oils and Paints, Drugs
and Medicines. He also keeps on hand
a large variety of Wall Paper and Win.
dow Mqdes.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-02

See the Gard of DR.. A. S. Holiday
IN lo-daY's paper. It will be glad tidi
lngs' 10 the afflicted to know that he has
resumed The practice of medicine.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-02

Consult your iRterst by examin-
ing Swan & Bros. Goods and prices
before Luying elsewhere.
vi 0-n-4 ly.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-02

A supply of LdngwOrth's Sparkling
Catawba just received at
WORKINGS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-02

Il q furthsr indacsmsnt to oar agents ana 6fs,a,
70 act snergetically an~dpromptly We oGer 4 Pre-.
MUM Of Onshundrsd DosSers, irrespective a 81
eoumiesionss 70 opr must sucoessfui agent, 49,
70 the gettsr Rp - ee largest private Club. = Pc
mum &tssrly sss dollars.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-02

Choice Sugar Loaf Syrup, at
SWAN & BROS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-02
GENERAL AGENTS.

G. THAeKEz PubIisbef &C., Is Court st. Boston
BERxvRD & BUUI Fl, 90 Hsst 81. Cinelnnstd o.
BCRK 3 BAETH, booksellers &C., Union 4. r. Do
pot, Indianapolis. Ind.
EIsAER 4 REos, Music Ssors, III Main Street..
Dayton Ohio
z. Ho@zs& Co., OilmiBgson DsIaEaro:
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-02

W4E{ED-General Hgcnts fcT Giles, ToEnsanf
Distusts, who can aPEoint good active Sub=ARouis
also Loesl Agents in snail Towns. :
Send 2efsreneys With application.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-02

Corn Starch FarIna Sage and Tap;oca
for Puddings at SWAN & BROS
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-02

100 empty Barrels for sale at
WORKINGS.
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