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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-08-13
Farm FOR SALE.

The undersigned will sell his farm in Glen Haven
Grant County, Wis Same is adjoining d. divers fan m
on the east and is $50 in extent e5 of which are
under cultivation, all land, thereon small house
ana orchard, plenty of good water splendid stock
ar' Also III acres OF timber land. Crops will be sold
with the place if desired Terms-L cash down: bal
ance IN ) or years with 10 per cent interest
Also span of year old horses one a mare. and a
new harness and Wagon Apply to the subscribsr
or ID. Oliver. 6as HENRY q BROWN
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-08-13
A DESIRABLE PROPERTY.
FOR SALE.

wish To sell that property, formerly the Breithaupt
house and hye acres, the Potosi road, hall mile
south Of Lancaster village, thereon good frame house
with two good cisern and bearing orchard The
land inclosed and under cultivation Call john lio-
gan on the premises. JOHN HOGAN.
Lancaster, July 70, 1867 Tvs
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-08-13
EARM FOR SALE.

Adjoining the village of Tafton, and may be sold 70
village lots, 30 acres two living springs of wafer
it, one ofthem 20 feet from the door of the dwell
ing house. upright part l6x2l and kitchen part l4xI6
the land we'll fenced and good land For particulars
inquire ofJohn Gordon, the premises. Possession
given Immediately. JOHN GORDON
Tafton. March Ith, 81 39-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-08-13
EARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber will sell TO situated in Sec 49,
Town OF Myille 60 of which are under cultiya-
ton and well fenced and 10 timber The p operty
IS well watered there being good springs upon il;
mill, woollen factory and saw mill Terms IS 90 per
acre half cash in hand balance in payments as may he
arranged by buyer and seller VIM MOORE Sr
Myille, Wis., Aug {, 67. 9w3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-08-13
A CARD.

have this day sold out my dental office TO Geo. p.
Newell, who will carry the my SUCCESSOR
DIR. Newells standing dentist is such that have
hesitation in saying that those who call uptn him
for his services will receive satisfaction. have made
arrangements with him to complete my unfinished work
on the same terms that would have done it myself
and those persons for whom have extracted teeth
well any others needing dental operations will do
well TO call him his office Jones drug store
In closing my business relations with thu people of
Lancaster and vicinity desire TO thank them for their
very liberal patronage with which they have favored
me- and TO that my intercourse with and residence
among them has been in every respect agreeable.
C. ST0DDARD SMITH.
LAscAsrsR, Wis, July LIST, 1867.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-08-13

BRONSON INSTITUTE AT Mr.. HOPE
This institution has been taken in
charge OF the Methodist Church con-
ference. Thirteen trustees are to
have the direct managing care. The
trustees have appointed Rev. W. b.
Wright, a graduate Of Appleton
Principal, who has been tried and
is known as mn apt scholar and teach
cr 4 suitable number of assistants
arc to be employed. The agent, Mr..
G. f. FaIlcy, announces by circular
that the citizens unite with the trus-
tees, Principal ana managers of the
Institute in offering 10 young ladies
and gentlemen who may attend ms
students the best Of treatment during
their stay at Mt. Hope. The people
OF that vicinity are Srm supporters OF
morality. There is not liquor sa-
loon within six miles of the village
Board rates, $3.50 to S3-00pcr week
Charge rates for tuition about the
same rs usual The trustees offer for
sale POO village lots, very cheap, to
mechanics aud tradesmen Mt Hope
is well situated tor all kinds of indus
trial pursuits.
New BUILDING.-Mr. John Crabtrec
has commenced the erection of
substantial and commodious brick
building, intended for business pur-
poses, adjoining the grocery store
Of J. Woolstenholme. The size OF
the main building, under which is to
be roomy cellar, will be 35x40 |
The foundation is about finished, and |
, e understand that Mr.. C. intends |
completing the structure before win
ter sets in. The removal of the |
dilapidated building which formerly |
stood there, together with the cree.
ton of the new one, will add much I
TO the appearance of that part of our
village.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-08-13
TO ALL WHOM
1T MAY CONCERN

Notice is hereby given that the assessment on the
shares OF the Tafton Academy assessed for the
OF paying the debts owing by the corporation must se
PAID to the Treasurer of said corporation or before the
10th day Of September and all of shares Who do not
pay sd assessment by the time above specified will be
consider TO have abandoned their clnhr such
| to said corporation.
| By order of the Trustees JESS EBRO0Ka
| SECRETARf.
Dated Bloomington August Ist 1867. lows
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-08-13
FOR SALE.
EARM FOR SALE.
CONTAINING 40 ACRES.

The subscriber offers for sale hts farm situated nvs
miles from Boseobei the road leading from BoscObei
10 Mineral Point,
CONTAINING 2io ACRES.
40 acres which under fence and most Of IL ia
tiyason, the balance good Timber.
The imp roy ements consist 0f "a large Frame -
House with roolls good cellar. and els %,s:
tern holding loo barrels and plenty Of stock
ter near good Granary, Corn Crib and Stables. I-Gs
is also the place, ORCHARD Of 200 trees, over
TOO which set cut ten years age and had LOO
bushels Apples last year, also plenty small fruit
such Tame and aid Plunls, Currants GoosebeTriev,
Siberian Crabs, Grape vines, aud every thing make
family comfortable The above farm will be sold at
bargain, poor health 10 the OF my selling. For
price and particulars inquire OF the subscriber the
premises
SEYMOUR CARVER.
Boscobel, June IL, ls66.-l.tf.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-08-13
WATCHES,
CLOCKS and GUNSi

}; T. HOWARD respectfully informs the public that
he has permanently located in Lancaster and is fully
prepared to execute all work in his line in repairing
Watches, Clocks, Jewery Guns, Pistols and Sewing
Machines in neat and workmanlike manner on short
notice and reasonable terms. All warranted 10
give satisfaction money refunded
Shop--northeast OF the square, on the corner oppo-
site The Post-Ofiice a. thu sign Of the big watch.
Lancaster, June ~, 1867. ]. 4. HOWARD
avs
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-08-13
UNREDEEMED LANDS,
oFFIcH CLHRk or BOARD or sUrnKvisosa
LAsoAsTER, AuausI S, 1867.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN

TO sii whom Il may concern that the following de-
sefDe1 lands and town lots sold 9th day Of May
A. d. l60a. for the taxes due and unpad for the wear
1904, remain unredeemsd IN this c.ae. Now therefore
unless tbs tax charges and opposite each
tract ana lot, together with the redemption ise shall
be paid on Or before the slh May d. Isos in pur-
suaSs OF the statute for such made provided
the same VIII be conveyed TO the purchaser:
lowa Of Hsssl Crsss 7sxs 4, Rsmgsl, Wsa
Description Sec To Whom Ass'd Amt
NV 4 OF S-W \ OF Section Collins SIS 81
ptliags Of Lo,osr HaIei Green.
lots 2 Ands block 7 George paddock IS IL
ROofsAadsiisnf 10 Hazel Grssa
lots and block II. Kilgore IA IS
ToSs Of Sassssr- Tera 2, Range i, Hsst.
undivided - eh mex IL br1wneil & Parish l6 e5
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-08-13

which he expects to manufacture for the fall demand
This - perhaps the best Tanning Mill offered for
separating the wheat from every other seed and sub
stance whatever will have of these machines at
the county lair for trial Orders taken now Inquire
OF Mr. Fox of Lancaster Mills and any other miller and
person who ever saw said machine work lows
Lancaster, August TO- d. GRIFFITH
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-08-13

Straycd from my premises shout July 18th 1867 my
good COW ak years old between a white and a roam
hole ~ night ear and piece out of left Will pay ibe-
raj reward for hor for information ~ that can ret
her T. CALVIN.
Fennimors, August O. 1867. 1O-4t*
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-08-13
SHEEP TO LET.

The snbscriber residing in Lancaster wishes to let
abont 200 ewes to person who will proper care of
theh Application must be made on OF before Sept
10th; after which time they will be offered for sale
aug ~, lhoI--lO-Zt G. GINGRIGH
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-08-13
LOCAL MATTERS

SHEEP ON THE SHAREs.-Mr. C.. Gin
grigh advertises two hundred sheen
to put out on shares. Those wishing
70 Engage in the business are referred
10 his notice.
TANNING MlLLs.-Mr. ID. Griffith,
Lancaster, is manufacturing the Gris>
rold Separator, no doubt the best fan
ming mill ever made, as any miller
who has ever seen them will testify
See advertisement.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-08-13

PiANos.--Mrs. A. Grippin u Bro,
Dubuque, Iowa, are making some
efforts to sell in Grant County Supe-
rior Pianos manufactured by the New
York Union Piano Forte Companies,
and claimed to have all the improves
ments including the French Grand
Action, Ovcrstrung Bass, Fall Iron
Franc &o., and warranted to stay in
tuno longer than any other Piano.
&. {. CLARK. Francis Little
communicates to the people Of Iowa
County through the Mineral Point
Tribune respecting man calling him
self c. G. Clark, who is in the business
OF peddling blank school records
This man Clark has way of going to
barns and feeding his horse without
returning even "lhank you" He
makes love 10 the hired girls-having
attempted great liberty with Mr. Lit.
VIC tOOh, anu dllcTWdIuS WTlIlD3
and offering her much bigger wages
than any honest man can pay. 1t is
avery good way to thus hand around
these transient rogues.
WATERLOO BRIDGE.-The people in
Waterloo, and those whose main mar
ket, highway and outlet is upon this
route, are highly pleased with the
new bridge over Grant river at vii,
cox Mills-the contractors and builds
ers, Henry Webster and J. NJ. Grant,
and work reported very considerably
better done then is required by writ
ten contract. The contractors hav-
ing doubts as to whether such mason.
ry and stay works the contract called
for would stand, having in view their
reputation as bridge builders and ar
chitects went on and added what in
their judgment was required TO insure
the bridge against all possible calam.
ity, and this without any regard for
extra pay. The contract price for the
work entire was 81 800. They claim
the Waterloo bridge is the best in the
west part of the State. The county
pays chiefly therefor.
Bronson INSTITUTE AT Mr. HOPE.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-08-13
RATES OF TUITION:
PATCH GROVE ACADEMY,
W. BRADLEY CLARKE, A. b.. Principal.
C.. r. NEWC0MB, ......
Mrs r. J. NJ. NEWCoMB
THE EATT TERM

Mrs. +. J. VI. NEwCoMB Assistant"
THE FALL TERM
~ this Institution will begin TUESDAY SgPTEvnER 3Ep.
ard continue u weeks.
" cfovt will bc spared n 70 this school tina
confidence and patronage hitherto enjoyed.
The COURSE OF INSTRUCTION
thorough and comprehensive, designed especially to
meet the wants Of those wishing PRACTICAL AVAILABLE
education
To young gentlemen and ladies DESTROYS az qnafying
themselves for teaching superior advantages are pre-
scented.
RATES OF TUITION
PRis,Rr pkrAErHENr .1ets. per week.
COMMON BNGIsH, ; S.
HIcHER, 65
CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT. IS
Instrumental Music 5000 for "a lessons.
Tuition is expected in advance. No deduction made
for less than half term, excedt in protracted
illness
Good board be obtained in the village at reasonA-
bic rates For further information adres the Principal
std
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-08-13
BANKING & EXCHANGE.
GRO. ". RYLaSD. . G. oILavAy
RYLAND & HOLLOWAY.

BROKERS' AND DEALERS IN EXCHANGE,
Buy and sell Eastern Exchange told and Silver Com
pound Interest Notes and Government Bonds
Also particular attention given 10 the payment o
Taxes; Collections made and proceeds promptly remit
ted.
We also draw Foreign Exchange in IS Francs and
Thalers, on Britain, France and Germany
Lancaster, Wisconsin, Dec. 10, lS6o-2a-tf,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-08-13
THIS INSTITUTION,

THIS INSTITUTION,
located in the quiet and lovely village of Lancaster
fers excellent facilities for gaining thorough and prsc-
teal education. Special attention will be given those
studies which must form the basis of every thorough
course Of study.
RATES OF TUITION:
Primary Department, 40 cts per week.
Common English : IS !"
Higher English. SIS
Latin and Greek Languages IS
Instruction on lsno $500 pen course Of "a lessons
Tuition will Ice expected in advance. No deduction
for Hseuce, and pupil received for less than term
unless by special agreement.
Good board he obtained in the village very rc1
souablc rates. For further particulars address the
Principal. July los
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-08-13
TO FARMERS.
GrisWold Grain Separator,

Take notice-al persons desirous OF purchasing Fan
hng Mills that the subscriber has the light of Grant
and Lafayette counties in and TO tho
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-08-13
LANCASTER INSTITUTE.


THE FALL TERM
Of this Institution will commence August 9th and
continue IL weeks.
JOSIAH BEARDSLEY, A. NJ. PRINCIPAL.
Miss Il. Il. CLAGGETT, Assistant
Miss NJ. b. BURR, Teacher of Music.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-27

per bush Rough Flax Seed is in limited demand FOR local
use at s. 4Ods2 per bush. Calcutta Lnseed is selling
here and in Boston az 81 per bush, gold.
sTEARlN-The market is quiet but prices are without
much change; sales Of $50 600 at I2al2c and 10000 10
GTease at IS Sole, cash
SALTPETER-A quiet feeling at l4c for Pure Refined,
ToBACCO-Kentucky Leaf has been in fair demand
from shippers and manufactuIes, and IN al desirable
follows: Light Leaf Lugs, 6d7tc.i Common sal0c.
Medium, lld12ic.; Good, 13al5c; Fine l5iGl7c,
ana selectiOns 1Sa20c. Heavy western and Clarks-
Nle Lays, sQ9c; Common, 9ial2c; Medium l2s dl6e;
Good l5a l7c Fine lSQ2Oc and selections CSC seed
Leaf Is dull, without change 10 note III prices we quote
connecticut Filters at 6dl0e, average Ots lo04Oc and
Wrappers 25a65c state Filters 80 d5c; average lots,
sfISc; and Wrappers ~ 35c; Pennsylvania and Ohio
Filters Sa4e. average lots, 5Gl6ca and Wrappers, Il
TALLOW-The demand has not been active; prices
favor the buyer; sales OF 10000 at 1l4d11ac., and
Extra at Iic cash Grease, Taow is salable az "a
TIN is fmer sales OF English at 22l $780, Straits 29lc
and Banca. 25gc., all gold. Plates are unchanged
MOOL-We have no new feature 20 advise IN tnls
position noted for the past two or three weeks; far
demand has prevailed f0r prime and choice Domestic
Fleeces and prices ruled quito firm hut for common
and medium qualities there Is scarcely anything
doing; manufacturers are the pfi .cipal buyers 1t
present hut they only purchase f0I Immediate wants
Foreign Fleeccs dull and al The closing quota
lions are Domestic Fleeces r odfsc. for Native and
oneQuarter Mernos s0G4sc for oueh II and threequar
tiers do, 45G5Oc. for full-DO0d MeunOs, ana 550G0c
for Superfne do and 45050c Tor Extra do 16a20c
Unwashed California; p @2sc for Fine do. IS
a23c for 10 choice Texas and American COmbing
at quote Foreign follows: South American
M 35d37c for Common Washed 2Sd37c for Unvashed
Mestiza and Merin0; 30aasc for Washed Entire Rios ;
2OGc for UnWashed Creole 36040c for Washed COrdOya
Gillian 2O02lc. for Unwashed Mestiza and Merino
Cape OF Good Hope, 35diOc. for Unwashed East India
2O040c for Washed and African at Sa25c for Unwashed
and 2jai0c. for Washed. ID.
wHIsKY-The market is duh and heavy; sales Of small
lots at SOC. in bond.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-27
THE NATIONAL DEBT.
To ne Editor Of The Tribune


SIR: Suppose each of us gives one days in
como as a NewYears set toward the extinction OF tha
National debit The money might be paid to town Treas
urers to forwarded by them the State Treasuer
directly TO the National Treasurer the amount received
to be published weekly at the capitol and the names Of
givers TO be registered towns cities honorable
roll for future reference Let this gift up from tho
people saying 20 Government, ave trust you with
this; retrench all expenses much as possible will
GUST you Buy more territory till the great debt is
bondhOlders Let us have bit Of old patriotism. com
ing from the bosom OF the people, without excitement
am mechanic worth nohingOf consequence dependent
my daily labor "a support my family yet feel all I
have written, 10 the amount at least of one days pay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-27

sky again toward night there improved feeling good
birds selling at better prices during the afternoon than
morning There Is sui wide range, some extra large
aud fat turkeys for Thanksgiving selling at % G24c,
though very few go over 2Oc The majority OF fair stock
Is now selling az l4al6c with common at lO9l2c IL now
looks though fresh poultry In good order will bring
better prices tomorrow; but large quantities come in
day after the far as usually the case they will have
to be sold low ONO poultry in particular not in good
request There not sufficient in using clean rye
straw in packing let alone the lack Of fat the birds
Game comes forward in bad order during the warm
weather. and much Of 1t has TO be sold low We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-27
rrpoprs OPP pRovrsIoNs.

EFFORTS OF PROVISIONS IN,
- PORK Beef Bacon Butter Cheese Lard Tai.
bbE tuns. tunA tunsuA''
Total to Great Britain and
the Continent for iAe - -. oooT "a 400 1s1
weskend Nov. % 1861 20 ~ l0 40; - - 1 "a
Since Sept l861..,.. lI6 5IS5 ~ St sS]o S3 oTo
SAINT time, l665-........ -. Eoz IoS ~ ''
Pork Beef Lard Butter Cheese
bbA ~ 'unS 'uu~ "AA
For the week ending Nov. 80 :, e ,-s sa 1s7o
Sane time ......... zsl59 1899 so eFS IOol'
HFTERNooS PROVISION MARkET 0CLoCk.--lhe i MAJ
ket FOR Pork quiet Mess is offered at 81 % WIN
rs ct $40 90; ths advance, but We near OF no
PETROLEUM--The market for both Crude ana anu ne.
fined in bond remains dull ana prices are nolin"HJ
I'm hiyers favor We quote az follows; 49,,
Crude (nd4T grayityi in bull. .........'P galon iaf
Crude eOa47 graSity) Ia bbls' os oe
Rs6nsd n bopd Ol0 tes) Prime Light straw 20 White @Hf
Pee1ed In bond no test) Standard white 70
Rseped In bond o test Prime White ~ %
Resium q bbl.. % tn., III, %
RI(,F-There Is much demand, and We nave only 10
mote small sales of Carolina in job lots " the trade at 81
glc Fast India Is neglected 80, -, III,
sSIGARs-Raw Sugars have been very quiet, bnt with
reduced supply and moderate arrivals we note CON
nued Arm feeling tho part OF holders, ana only nght
oaripgs Fair to Good Refining is quoted at ia
fhe inside figure only accepted when forced 70 realize,
and 12Ic for No box Dutch sandard sales to-day OF
on hhds Cuba at 24c and 40 boxes Havana az ZIG
THE stock OF Raw estimated at t7956 hhds, Sl boxes
orl N oO3 bags Refined Sugars In fair demand anu
steady az lGl0i6kc. for Powdered, Graduated, ana
Cr1lsed 56dl5Ie for Soft Whites; and IA albtc Tor
Soft YeIiOWs, We quote.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-27

sALT-A descriptions have been quiet during the past
week and prices eVince no change We quote
gats IisrSs % bu,h 55lSgrseue GrouBd...$1 % al
is,nool Gd fDsaeEG2 10 "a Iiv Fine Wthingts.3 a. a
Iiy Fine Ashton. 90 a - Liv Fine, Hggi1s9 % -
30 u - Prussiaune plus uiTaJ 70 ~ -
SOAP-We note sales OF $50 boxes CASTLE at lG1i7e
cash; the market is steady and moderately active
sEEDS-fhe demand for Now Clover u nght ~ lac;
tho supply is large Timothy Seed quiet at 81 t0aS2 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-27
TEE NORTH AMERICAN
AND
TEHUANTEPEC IMPROVEMENT
NAVIGATION COMPANY. .
Organized under the General Laws Of the State Of
New-YOrk.

TO PLACE THIS STOCK WITHIN THB REACH OF ALL
CLASSES 1T IS OFFERED AT TEN DOLLARS SHARE, PAY.
ABLE AS FOLLOWS
10 PER CENT, OR ONE DOLLAR SHARE ON SUBSCRIBING.
30 PER CENT on THE 18TH DAY OF DECEMBER NEXT
30 PER CENT ON THE lgTH DAY OF JANUARY NEXT
30 PER CENT on THE 18TH DAY OF FEBRUARY NEXT.
10 PER CENT ON THE 5TH DAY OF MARCH NEXT
20 PER CENT on THE 10TH DAY OF APRIL NEXT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-27
4-THE PITA OR IXTLE

grow. eyerywhee the Cmpanys lands This plant which
species Of hemp produces textile thread FAR superior IN Strength
length and dreness the best vegetable productions OF China
but owing to the machinery ndherenty and mpeeeF
manufactured or prepared material The small quantity pro
duce by hand the Interior Of MEXICO and there woven
with materials into CLOTH which is extensively used IN colHns
The Cher Of this plant four feet in length The hus ana
Che, together when gathered mstad state have no superior as
piper stock 1t requires labor for It's cultivation and easily
gathered aud bae aay grows vast extent Of country
that 10 great demand for this purpose could be made the
source Of an immense revenue to the Company.