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Evening star., 1866-05-15

~vORKIEGMEN's CONyENrIOU-rhe
WEDNESDAY EvENING, NAY sIssh, st oSS o'ciocf. r
A full attendance is desired.
Jw MArTIsst1. Rec. iA Sec. frss,Gsns ny SislM
rTHE LADY WHO PAID ME- THREf
N5 rolls Of Coppers. last Thursa.y, 10 re:
L.KxRPELLRy a1s ~ street,
my l2-A. Millinery and Fancy Store, Island.
nEHOTICE TO ENGlNEIKS
The President and Directors Of the Dorchester
end Delaware Railrosd Company wish to employ .
competent and thoroughly practical engineer to
survey Q, route for Q raiirosd from Cambridge,
y MsIy iand. % eesford, Delaware, distance Of
ApplisstiSDs, BY letter :r in person. with refer
g i DAY Il q /. s:PsSs e ai
estimate OF cost OF survey submitted with applca-
mn. WILSON BYBN. Presr.
Camhriage, Maryland. Nay ., 1855 my i3-es2w
AND othI0s 1RSssrsHsFF1H2HHfssSs rSsHsFF12Hss
0oM,PAnf e.s,pA y M ssassSI sa.,s APRIL 18Th ssIAt
ton WAS uDani nimously adopted: -
Resolred, That the President be directed TO issue
call fer fre dollars Per share on the capital stock
'i shs e. fpHy:s's *. on M:y 9tn ss
6olders Of this Company residing In washinston.
and y ,Ss ,isnis viii their
d:s. Of i'h e' the
nys,w pr.r Mt. H. s1aSsssrSs' .aS sIsns,' Co.
NJ BREECH LOADING ARM-fhe Beard for
H & the examination of BroNc b. Loadfn1 Arms
Evening star., 1866-05-15

STERLING KINo.-Steriing King, who was
itary at Louisville, XIV, on the charge Of
horse stealing and other often ces, and who, Il
will be recollected, made a confession as 10
having been cOnnecied with the assassins OF
President Lincoln, the telegraph annou nces as
having died As he resched Chicago, whittier he
was beng taken 70 answer o charge of grand
larceny. Last Friday, under the pame of
Sterling King, alias de Sterling, alias Capt II.
Coburn. alias j. Summers, alias J. Wright, ne
was indicted by our grand jury for the larceny
of horse, saddle and barr ess, valued at S3S1
from Messrs. Allison and Wash'n T. Major,
OF this city, on the fst of September last.
Evening star., 1866-05-15

PROPOSALS. FOR GRADIN6.-To-day, a,
noon, proposals were opened at the Mayors
office for grading 18th street west, from N
north to the Boundary. The bids were as fol.
lows:-Wm. Collins, 12K cents per cubic yard
Thomas Joyce, ID; Hugh Murray, 13; VIM
Fletcher, IS; John McQue, IL; J. O'ConneIl
l2x; Richard Barry, 12; Jas. McGraw, 10
Thos. O'bay, 16k; Andrew Gleason & Co, IA
OConneii, Is; p. Ragan, 10; John J. Burns
12K; p. Cook, 4x: w. Blake, IA; W. Babbing
ton, l33i Thomas Mc(irath, sx; u. Loonsy i3
ID. j. McNamara, II; John Brennan, nx; ID
Fitzgerald. 13A. The contract was awarded
to Mr.. Thoe. Mc(irath.
Evening star., 1866-05-15

A NEW MARKET HoUsE.-Mr. ANTHONY
Grinder Is abont to erect at the intersection OF
Virginia avenue, Delaware avenue and list
street, market house building, i76 feet front
on Virginia avenue and 81 \ feet on Delaware
avenue, which will contain about 100 stalls.
That portion on Virginia avenue will be of
frame and contain 76 stalls, which IL is expect.
ed will be r'ady for occupants by the 1st of
July, and that fronting on Delaware avenue OF
brick, over which il is proposed TO have hall
This market will be great accommodation TO
the residents Of the town part of the 5th and 7th
Wards, and, doubtless, will do much towards
giving an impetus TO Improvements in that
section.
Evening star., 1866-05-15

HE CANAL 1MPRoyEMEHT.-The contrac.
tor, Mr. p. farquhar, and the sub-contrac.
tors, Messrs. Murphy and Gleason, who are
exeavating the canal, are getting along finely
WIN the work, and the apprehension felt by
some, when the work was first Commenced
that 1t would not be completed in the specified
time OF sixty days, appears more and more
needless. Mr.. Farquhar, on the lower section,
is floating down much of the deposit in scows.
and the sub. contractors, on the upper portion,
are carting the dirt directly from the bed of
the canal, they having also the contract fer
carrying the deposit of. -
Evening star., 1866-05-15

ORPHANS Court, Judge PnrceU-This morn.
ing the will Of the late Edward Wayson was
admitted to probate. the caveat filed having
been dismissed.
Letters Of administration were issued to Jno
Van Riswick on the estate Of Benz Easily, of
Georgia, who died in Richmond in 1851, bond
$4,000.
Catherine Herbert was appointed guardian
TO the orphan OF Anton Herbert, bond 500
The first and final account of the executor of
Judson Mitchell, deceased; the first account Of
the guardian Of the orphans Of Thos. Corcoran,
deceased; the first and final account OF the ad.
ministratrix OF Max Mryer; and the first gen.
eral account OF the orphans Of Emanuel
Champion were approved and passed.
Evening star., 1866-05-15

HORSE STKALINe.-On Sunday afternoon, a
horse and buggy, belonging to Mr. John
the Washington Gardens, New York avenue.
near 2d street Omcers O'Callaghan and
Sraub, about one o'clock, discovered Peter
Carrlgan embarrassing a horse from a buesv
on North Capitol, near b street. and thinkine
II was q smash-up, watched him, and on oues
toning him he gave evaslve answers which
caused them to arrest Carringan. Yesterday
morning Carrigan was brought before Justics
walter, who committed him 70 jail for court
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-22
A Late Improvement in Cmtivators.

Mr. Ed. Children, of this vicinity,
a farmer and one Of the best fracti-
cal mechanics known in these parts,
has made an Improvement III celtiva-
tors for which he has rcports from
the Patent Office favorable toa pat.
ent, and which he claims cannst fail
to add merits above all othes' ma
chimes of the kind. Knowing Mr..
Children to be 50 competent as a
judge and SO candid even when in,
terested, We should not hesitate to
vouch for his improvement. IIb will
have few machines to spare, for
sale to select judges.-See Aiver-
tiscment.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-22

sea- The trial of BENJAMIN New.
LAND. at New Albany, lad, for the
murder OF EVANS, resulted in yer
diet Of mot guilty The charge
of the Judge was mule less than a
plea for the de.ense, and his definition
Of insanity left no a]ternauye for the
jury but 70 acquit. An acquittal on
the ground Of justihable homicide
would have better accorded with
common sense, but in the absence OF
authority Of law for such verdict,
that of temporary Insanity takes its
place.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-22
Decease of William WhitesiJe.

Died, May u, in Mt Hope, Mr.
William Whiteside, aged abo9lt y
years. Deceased was one Of the old.
est and best citizens of our county,
having settled near 30 years ago.
Always taking an active part + pub
lie affairs, social, religious, official
and benevolent, he possessed .great
usefulness. And being an ind@pcnd-
ont thinker, an honest man anJ posi-
tive in expressing opinions .when
formed, he possessod great Influence
among his neighbors. His ios* as a
citizen will be deeply felt and mourn
ed. He leaves a wife and s$veral
sons and daughters to mourn Be de-
parture ola k nd husband and kther.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-22

sg GEN. THOMAS, commanding
the Military Department OF Tennes,
see, has discovered a new most OF
treason in that State, with its head
Quarters a. Chattanooga. a number
.ot secessionists, who have been dis
tranchised by the righteous law re
Gently passed by the Tennessee Leg
stature. have entered INTO a conspir
aey to make open resistance to the
enforcement Of that law. They in
tend to vote, peaceably ii they can,
torcibly if they mus.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-22

DEMoREsT's MoNTuLY.-The $June
number of this favoritc Magazine is
before us, and is as fresh and fell
of beauty rs the month itsefy We
have only bad time to testow a
cursory glance upon it, but tha1 has
revealed to us the lelicacy az its
fine typography, an immense variety
OF excellent reading matter, page al
ter page of exquisite Ilustrations and
the usual fashions, patterns, ana de-
licious odds and ends which MAKE it
So interesting to women.
Among the new contributors we
notice the name Of Alfred b. Street
Alice Cary has also a story III the
present number, or rather thc IcOm
mencement of story, THE iCon-
fessions of Il Coquette; an. Phoebe
Cary an Illustrated poem. Thel sto-
ries arc generally good. Tac iopu-
lar "Talks with womcn I the
"Household, " Architecture. a. all
the regular features are continued
A fine engraving Of the 'AfouIains
of America" occupies the trent Iage
following the music, whieh, | this
month, is of the comic order. AID il
entitled Mr.. Carney, none Of Eour
Barney" Published Monthly IL W.
JENNINGS DEMoREsT, 473 Br3a iIvay,
at So per Year.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-22

FARNswoRTH & Co.-Perhaps no
finer assortment Of merchandise can
be found than at Farnsworth's, Lam
caster, purchased for cash in the
New York and Boston markets
Call and see whether this notice re.
ports truly See advertisement.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-22

.n=s-Is - stated tAet tho JenI Da.
Wis bill of Indictment was drawIl to
meet the provisions OF the sect r. OF
which provides that any pl'son
who shall hereafter set on foot |. en-.
gage in any rebellion against TIL au-
thority of the United States shIl be
imprisoned not exceeding ten Mars.
or be fined not exceeding ten Iou,
sand dollars, and the liberation Of
his slaves"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-22
Lancaster. March Il lS56.,ts

S>A perfect set OF artificial teeth perfect in fit and
adaptation, perfect Tor astcaton IMPRESSION ana uss-
illness, can be had Of first rate Dentist.
1t IS worth the while 81 any having detective
teeth to cali Dr.. Derenbacher at Platte iltu who is
known to be thorough NJ cAlnical Dentist Set in
gold or rubber or filling doe mechanically, however
badly teeth may be decayed
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-22
MA r RTE o.

In Pa;teville, May DIST by Rev c. Aspinwan fiant
JAMES BAXTER Mccoy al,d Miss FLORA S orr
GRAHAM. both OF Piattevi!lo
- ia ll1ze Green, May Isl by Rev. J & Pond, Mr. Ma
~ An Z NlTilNGTON, o. spsirghe!di Ill., and Miss
MARY l.. Gully ER, OF Hazel Citeen
In Smelser, May >, by Rev Il. r Fugenbauns Ny
hlC hAtL SCHMIDT, OF -. Charles Iowa. and Mis-
ELIZA SCHLUNG. of Smelzer
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-22
Hurricane Grove April lS65-45tf
SUPERIOR FARM FOR SALE

To close out orr real estate offer for d.
sale at an inviting bargain, our H0ME>TEA Mi
FARM. situated ut Bunker I'M, Grant County LII
Wis the road leading from Cassvlle to Prairie du
CHEN aiming 2sn of which ITO under pillow
the balance being good tmbsr and wood land
On the premises comfortable house and fixtures
for tenants together With splendid suit of buildings
nearly rev consisting Of House and Kitchen Wood
Hinse brick Smoke House. Stable and Granary costing
about $1,000 which BEAUTIFUL Convenient and s,sb
stantal anything in the The house contains
ten rooms and ten closets is highly finished throughout
papered aud painted inside and from base to ridge.
pole not excepting the shingles of the roof The cellar
is cemcnied and plostered proof and frost proof
with cistern eoldng 300 barrels connected with the
kitchen by lead tube and pump.
THIS farm has superior qualities and attractions.
Overlooking the Mississippi, j. the vicinity of eight or
ten considerable towns convenient 10 Rive and Rail
road markets, with old and young Orchard a Garden
with great variety ofchoce fruits hourshng planted
grove, artesan we with force pump, and the incest
running water possesses desirable advantages not Of
ten excellcd.
We would also dispose of Furniture, Team, Farming
Implement grain and corn, some cattle and large lot
OF hogs. and possession given at any time.
c. c. T0BIE,
n Z. s. TCBTn
Bunker I'LL, Grant Co.. WIS. Arril /, isoc.-.4-54
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-22
LANCASTER VILLAGE HEALTH OF

LANCASTER VILLAGE HEALTH Or
DINANcE.-We call The attention Of
Lancaster Village citizens to an or
dinance adopted for Insuriug the
healthfulness ~of our village during
the warm weather. The ordinance
is a rigid one and tie Board mean ID
enforce it. A faithful compliance
with the requirements can involve
but little trouble and expense, and
must insure for all satisfactory de
gree of hcalfulness.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-22

Wool WANTED.-Burr's are offer.
ing the highest price the market will
allow in cash for wool See adver.
tssment
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-22
NOTICE.-ABgOTr,s uIsToRy

The Second Volume of Abtots History of the la.e
Rebel ion will be distributed the subscribers in this
county during the Spring and sunmcs.
It contains l25 pages more than WI l, wi 4 large
number Of fine steel engrtvfDgs. making about 1900
large leaf pages in the whole work Cnearlv tv. the
reading on page that The Histories give 80
that the I'd Volume must prose very satisfactory also
10 the numerous sub crbers
Price only $3.50 and u per Volume in leather
A COPELAND Agent.
Lancaster March q lS66.ts
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-22

LME.-Mr. Ransom is supplying
the Woodman market with fresh
lime, which he claims to be Of first
quality and which is worth looking
after when so much lime Of poor
quality is offered See advertise.
ment.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-22

PoTAToEs.-Choice varieties ofseed
Potatoes for sale at NJ X. Youngs
Glen Haven.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-22
CASSYILLE LUABER YARD

ne undersigned have hand and are constantly re
ccIyihg large amount OF Lumber Lath and Shingles
lhtiud ng ull assortment OF Dimension Lumber IN,
bul!dihg Timber, which We intend to sell at the loves
marke price
A. TAGGART & 90.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-22

LosT-WagOn tire-sec advor.
tisement in another column.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-22
Educational.
T ANCASTER INSTITUTE.

The Summer Term will commence Tuesday Aprit
24fh and continue ten weeks. No pupil will be al
lowed to attend dancing during the
Board and room be obtained from 81 30 10 & On
per week-those wishing il obtain at reason.
able rates and board themselves.
fuitit payable 1T the middle Of the term 10 deiuf
tion nsdc except for FrotTacted sickness.
Those in each department who DO not attend full
term viii be charged cts, by tbs week-axcct,
small children Who walk from distance y ho will b..
allowed to attend hall term rcgucr fntes. The Or
zee! y T. encourage attendance through the term which
is better Tor all concerned
The following are the rates per ; eck
Primary Department beginners in Reading aud
SPe.blnS ...-....-....,........ sc Tts
intermediate Department Beginners in Arith-
metic and Biography. .................... 10 "
Common English Department Branches requr-
ed in Public scLools.............. . 60 30 %
Higher English. ..................... ... ca
Miss AspEawALL viii take charge II the Institute IN
ring the SUMMER Term Mr, Corr desires to Ia IS
sent.
Instruction in a1nsc will 10 gifeD ~ TR1p. A. N:a
MN gSntiel1an educated ia England and teaohe
there al.
MISS 5. NJ ASPENNA ALL. praeepiresr.
43 Il Pr. T. n. MINER, Music Teacher
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-22
TARM FOR SALE.

The uEdeT=i ned has bought lnto the J. B. Thearston
Saw Mill and has moved to il, AID, therefore, wishes
to sell his farm situated six miles northeast of ancus-
ter the county road leading TO Boscobel. containing
l25 acres enclosed 50 under the pillow, good nay
bottom hne stream Of water running through ful-
~ upland free fl ON irost fine grove OF young timber
comfortable house with six rooms and good cellar.
glanery crib, and wagon shed all under the SANE
roof For terms aud fur9hcr information inquire Of
II. Budd or the undersigned.
j. W.CL0CsE.
Hurricane Grnvn Arrl
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-22
T ME AT WOODMAN.

have Kiln Of 200 barrels of Lime for sale Al Wood
nai N quality equal to the Milwaukee, Lime and in
price as low can be had tie Country.
CYRUS RANSOM.
Woodnan, May p. I96G-55-4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-22
FURNITURE.

The subscriber has purchased large stock Of Furn
ture on the Lake Shore for
GO A = III = I.N.'
which he Is selling for barely living profits I, consists
in part If
COMMON CHAIRS, WATCHES.
CANE SEATS. 4 varieties.
ROCKERS, varieties
CHILD CHAIRS. Of all L dds
CRIBS good assortment.
Also. LOUNGES AND BEDSTRADS,
from tie best shop in lie North West Territory in great
variety cotase and fancy plain and some all Iron also
Mattresses, Looking Glasses and Picture Frames,
and al kinds Of
GHrAND PLAIN N0tLDIyGS TO ARRITE.
Light Stand, Wash Stands, Bureaus
In Rosewood, Mahogany and Black Walnut.
Sink Bureaus, Wash Bureaus. Bureau Iight Stands
WHAT NoTS
most beautiful article, Quartette Stands, Tucker
Glasses
NEW PATENT BED sPRlNGS,
aso Bgeioa Patent
RADlATING CLOTHES FRAME,
have arranged with Mr. c. Scrseder to carry on the
shop where will be ready 10 make any thing in orr
line and also to do any repairs required OF US,
thing of Beauty j. joy foreAer Come and see our
splendid ENGRANINGS, LIGH0GRAPHS, PHOTO.
GRAPHS, &c, &C. &c.
Pictures framec; in all Styles TO order.
sAs DOORS, and BLINDS, on hand, or sent FOR
on order, quite cheap.
Call and our Book Of Designs Of Tomhstnnes q
select from, they will be cheaper than faa be bought
elsewhere Call and 81 D. II. Bn Ids old stand
FOSTER SHREDDER
Lancaster, Wis., Nov. l4th lSG5.-l0,tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-22
PATCH GROVE ACADEMY.

" d N0AINh ~ FIlntIpaI.
MRs. C. X. NEHCoMB. Assistant
C. K. NEW COMB, Teacher in Music.
The summer term Of this Institution commences Nav
22d, 1866
To those desiring thorough EnSsh or Classical ed
ueation special inducements presented.
new and complete Philosophical Apparatus has
beeL purchased for the academy also rne plane
TUITION FEES
Common English Branches at ratc Of 6octsFer weei
Higher 20
Classical Il
No bills are given for less than half term
The tutonis required to be paid in advance
illuess.
Good convent for boarding in pirate families az
rates varying FROM $50 10 $500 per week.
For further inf9rnatoo, CstaIosue, address .h-
Principal.
st.-tt.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-22
TO ALL PERSONS
Lancaster, Nov. lat, Grant Co, W
FOR SALE.

FARMS FOR SALE.
o. offer for sale 500 acres Of land well a. ~
E4,,s dapted for four or five Farms as fol- xiii
80 lows MSI
in lot, 1Co thereof nclosed and in cal.
tyeton, with good frame house and spring water and
81 acres thereof of timber land OF the above so acres
are well adapted for meadow.
Also, 200 acres thereof timbcrl land uulproy1d with
plenty Of wafer.
For the 240 acrcs I ask $50 per acre and for the
200 acres S per acre, and no lcss.
EDWARD HALFERTY
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-22
=
CLOSING UP
GOODS ARE LOWER
n n0gCnEEL,

AT B0Sl OBEIh
Having taken advantage Of tao recent panic ard
Ought good Stock Of M"-cAsn6ise are prepared 10
Gil much lower than thase no bought before the Great
eeiue by ono o. the firm spending the whole Of tha
ime in Chicago ara Milwaukee we can take advan,.rs
9fthe fretustions in the market and Ipy rnrb me-,
than those who buy through orders CT 70 saiv srs
sionai,y 70 u4-set. pAvNER & csaafT -
Eeseobc, Oct. 70 teei-20tf - poI,ss~!r r. 49,,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-22
New Advertisements.

Star OF the West Enc3mpment, No. II.
: EEfS or business every M3nlay we
~ ming ia Hall over T. land 4 Hallo- ssS<ssss.
loway Store II. FOSTER. C. 2. ~ IS
A. ,THtS, Sec v.
Lancaster, Wis, May p, lsej.-50-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-22

A-GRANT's salary, as General,
will be S17,640.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-22
WOOL CARDING,
PULLING, DRESSING CLOTHS.
AT THE MILLVILLE FACTORY.

The subscriber would say to his numerous friends and
patrons that ne viii be ready for eardiug the 10th
otherwise improved nat feel satisfied that viii be
able TO do as good Carng be in the State
expect to be on hand MI times myself and do the
best can to accommodate my customers. ! expect TO
run night and day when the weather will permit A
limited amount of Woo wi, IL t-l.~n : -
Cloth or Flannel on the shares for money Thankful
for the liberal share Of patronage heretofore received
expect to merit and receive continuance Of the same
JOSEPH HORSEFALL.
Mill lie. MAY l. 1S66.-4s-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-22
CAW-MILLI
PIANOS.

Having the agency for Grant county for the sale of
this SPLENDID INSTRUMENT those wishing a good
article cannot do better than call and address
by etter. Terms reasonable
GEO. wALKER.
British II low Wis May Ist. 5-aJU
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-22
I LICENSES, INCOMES, &c.


Sec. 11S Revenue Laws provides that I'll persons of
lawful age shall make and render to the Assistant As
SCISSOR Of the District in which they reside List or re-
turn Of their income and by neglect refusal 10 do
shall incur the penalty Of - pen cent. additional
Notice j. hereby given tha- will attond at the fol
lowing named places and days for the purpose OF rece
wing applications Tor License and Income returns viz:
Smelzer Thursday Nav II
Hazel Green Friday, Is
jamestown, p 0, Saturday, " 10
P0tosi, Monday. II
Lancaster, Wednesday, " %
Beetown, Thursday q
Cassyille Friday 25
Glen Haven, Saturday 20
Tafton, Monday 2S
Patch Grove. Tuesday 20
Mt Hope, Wednesday 30
Boscobcl, Friday june !
MuscHda, Monday
Morttort Wednesday,
Fennimore Hotel Thursday,
Plattevile, Junee
p H0YT.
Asst Assn 9Th Div, ST Dist, Wis
Plattevle, May q, 1SoG.47-lt.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-22
EARA FOR SALE.

II \ I'M TUX SALE.
offer fer sale 94 acres Of bottom land about -
fofiy aerea under fence ana ali uuder Timothy kN;ii
With comfortable HOUSE,, which will sell at Ssi.S
Sl2pU per acre Also ninety acres OF Timber Land so
improved and fenced with good twO-storv tim
her House Stables and 0utbulldngs ana ten acres in
TALL grain, at $500 both farm. situated ~ u les from
Mckinney Mills. For particulars inquire j. Nathan
( Lancaster
WILLIAM CAMPBELL.
Ellenhoro March .ls86-40.tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-22
Real Estate for Sale.
Farm FOR SALE.
Containing $40 Acres.

lou acres q which under cultivation the balance
Timber The mproveYn nts consist Of tyTos+orv
mouse, log sfahle and other oatbudings The lar Il
wei watered and there is Spring near the docr-
GAR ORCHARD.
For further particulars apply to the subscriber on the
premises. HAMILTON pFt,K HAM
Fennimore April Il -4s.sn,s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-22

NUN IAIN INN IbU AtKkS.
Thure are two dwellings stables and other outhouses
on the premises water handy each house The farn
s al fenced and oil under the plough except 20
of good bottom trnd There IS also small Or G,
ch I'd. There are two parcels Of Timber belongs
ing to the farm which Will be sold with --.s--
It. Terms made known application the undeFsign
ed, residing three miles northwest OF Beetown
ROBERT HUTCHCR0FT.
Beetown, Feb q, 1886 -9s-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-22
FARM FOR SALE.
CONTAINING leo ACRES.

The subscriber offers for sale his farm situated 49,
at-sut mile and halt north of divers Mills in Vii
u Town OF Glen Haven, adjoining lands OF WI III
liam johnson
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-22

Thankful for the very liberal patronage heretofore
awarded by generous public, / remain,
Yours truly, D. F. BROWN.
Tafton, April 24, 1896. i6-3m