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From'ths Mobile Advertiser and Register
{ German Labor for the South.

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and kindix fprn;shsJ 80 ~ Io,,o
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Or. IT. a sC,,tf -, e'S .0"'.S'
DEan Sal have wr;,,a,, r,r n,,,.s
you, but following vour n n 49, ia,
again to cav that m e.ay - t,ii 80 tsaa,s
for Gernan labor ~, snvs sxs.nt - ys,,,,ss
tioh will be largo. thia Snrlpo : N a., %.
and IL depends :, on the planters Of The south
whether they have the ADVANTAGE of n or
whether II goes TO the North. could f;Il
orders for limited amount OF hands On
three year contracts Mt n fraction higher
wages than those named In my, first letter
TO you ON the subject, Il. O.. when Won were
in Boston, who would be of a more inteIli
gent and really valuable class, and who
would pay their own passage to New Or.
leans or any other Gulf port, thus relieving
you OF asomewh hat heavy Immediate expense
Although in the end The increased wages
would balance the saving effected for hi,
class Howeyer,- only limited orders can
be hlled- cay 900 men with families, say
1000 persons, or perhaps not SO many, as
quite a proportion would be single men
Any aordert which may be sent me must
state the precise nature of the contract, viz:
Duration and wages. will have contracts
drawn on Sovr behalf and executed by
the laborers, obtaining by the contracts
every advantage Tor you honestly can, and
providing heavy conditional penalties for
insnbordinste conduot, refusal to work, or
other breach. Of conditions on the part Of
the laborer. Your order must be accompa.
MED by a power Of attorney from each per
son sending an order, enabling me to enter
into contracts with and for a specified
amount Of labor on his account and in his
name. These powers OF attorney must oe
authenticated by the Seal Of the Prussian
Consul. aud. for the better class of laborers,
viz: those who pay their owD.passage. etc,
must be accompanied by bills Of exchange
to The amount Of i5s. English or, in green.
backs.s $4.95 per heal ordered, to pay the
expenses OF contracts. advertising, stamp.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1867-07-04

How Two LITTLE GIRLs LOST TIER
LIvEs.-Tho Cairo Democrat relates how
two interesting little girls in Jackson Coun.
ty, not far from Murfreesboro, recently lost
their lives. The girls. while playing in the
yard, thought OF hens nest under the
house, and at once concluded to empty IL
Of its contents. One of them reached her
hand into the nest but drew it back sud.
denly. exclaiming that the old hen was
mad aud had pecked her. The other child
then pot her hand into the nest with the
same result. SIS
Their mother. being informed Of the cir.
cumstances, was induced, by the livid ap.
pearance OF the cbildrsns hands, to ex-
anime the ncst On doing so, she was hor
ror.struck at discovering large rstilcsnake
eoiled in the nest, ready 10 insert its poison.
Gus fangs into her flesh on the slightest pro
vocation. Medical aid WAS promptly sum
moned for the little girls. but II came toe
late. Death had set its signet lpou them
aud claimed them for Its own. They both
died in lees than twenty -four hours {, ON the
time Of the accident. in spite Of all effort,
to cave them. .s
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GOVERNOR FLASDERs, OF LoUIsnSA,l Or.
POSED TO coSFIscATIoS.-Goveruo Flanders,
in his speech 10 the Republican Convention
in session at New Orleans, pronounced his
unqualified condemnation of all Of the
schemes of confiscation which the 'Conven.
ton had recognized. Confiscation was but
legalizsd robbery, and, besides its cruelty
aud oppression, was mere incentive and
temptation TO robbery and corruption en-
tile part Of the victors He hoped the Rad
ical Republicans would no longer stain their
hands or discredit their scause by any
schemes Of this nature. The Governor fur.
tbsr declared his unqualified opposition to,
and Dissent from, the resolution reqniring
the Offices to be equally divided between
the two colors. This resolution was in di
rect opposition 10 one Of the cardinal doe.
trines Of the party, which repudiated all
distinctions founded on rnce and color, and
mode the tcsts Of merit and capacity 10 de-.
pend on moral and intellectual qualification,
An nrithmeiicsl division of offices-any
sgreemsnt TO adjust the bestowa! of Of
fee with regard to color or rsce-wss
opro.ed 10 this doctrine. The most fl,
capable and horost, should he selected
Tor the Offices, Of f'whatever color or race.
b .r." - 60 rs0 (Feso York Herald
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1867-07-04

A Vow PERFoRNED-Ebout two years
ago, when Mr.. jefferson Davis was first
thrown into prison, vew was made by a
veteran typo. and a respected citizen Of
Charleston, that he would neither cut his
hair nor trim his beard until the distingnish-
ed captive should be again sot at liberty
The citizen referred to Is a man Of much
weight and great rotundity Of person, ard
the power OF endurance which he displayed
in remaining faithful to his vow during The
terrible heat OF last summer. can be better
imagined than described. The first summer
IL was not so bad-neither his hair nor
beard having then grown IN an inconyeniept
length, and In the winter the additional
covering was only comfortable The teIe.
graph boys last night were Wild with ex.
citement under the effect of three such
startling pieeee Of intelligence, all in one
day--the Injunction bills were dismissed,
Mr.. Davis was ont Of prison. and Mr.--
had cut bis hair and shaved. ~ . av
.as'E- L Charlestor Mercury, Hey IL.
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MAsnIanroN luna an,h ,aa,

=, WAsHIaoToN, june 2Oth, 1887.
Pardon of General Lowgstyest "A pardon
was 10 day issued in the case Of Sen,rsl
l.oRgstreet,@it having been granted mon
the written and personal application Of NJ.
merous prominent individasls, including
among the names appended to the Request
that OF General Grant and other prominent
ohheerS OF the army, with several Senator.
and R'rrc%n'ativee. many "f whom ws:e
alto re!soraIlv rrhc ants Tor the pardor
. NcD FoIk HraM
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MuriSY OF CoSyicrs IN, ruE TrxSsssrr
rENITEsrrARy.-The Nashville Banncr Of
the. Nth instant states that n serious dis.
turhanee occurred in the petite entiarys ON
Sunday last. Martin Coffee. formeT,v n
member OF the Fifth Kentucky (PederaN
cavalry, and convict named Henry Holt.
descrter from the Texas Rangers. had
formed plan OF escape, and while the CON
v,cts, numbering about three hundred.
oi"ek and white. were seated ut dinner ON
sunday, Coffee gave signal and immediate.
~ commenced an attack with a knife on the
only guard present, n man nam,ed Hender-
son. lilo, however, managed 10 defend him
sell un'ii ten OF the peuitentiary guards.
wio had been iounging about the yard
rushed In body into the room, each viii,
ieveied revolver covering one of the re-
beiiious crown, and the, storm died away
rs sodtenly as IL had broken. The leaders
were ut once seized, bound and whipped.
while their constitu ents, all save one suI.
leniy marched to their cells. A negro
named English escaped in the confusion and
hid himself under pile of lumber In the
yard. He was discovered aud fred upon
by the guard. After being wounded ha
came out and suyrendersd- All were set TO
work again on Monday as usual. the mis-.
chief makers, however, being closely watch.
ed and no further trouble fs anticipated.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1867-07-04

RE ACTION IN PuBLIc OrrSIoS.-The Con,
pecticat election Indicated decided change
In the current Of opinion. An election Just
held IN Illinois elbows that the conservative
reaction is even more decided West than
East. The second grand division Of the
State. which gave S.o4i majority for the
Radicals IN November, now elects = DEM
ocra,ip Conservative for Judge, by a nsiUr-
~ Of 600
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1867-07-04

&A- General Scott has instructed Bureau
agents 10 keep the freedmen fully informed as
TO their rights under the recent Acts of Con-
gress. "-H Hs -
- E8- Said young fellow Indignantly, whom
called boy, Don't you cali me a boy Ive
chewed tobacco these SIX yoars." - .-
"a Lies have long legs but weak baeks.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1867-07-04

GS- Bury your troubles, but don't lipssr
around the grave yard ccpjuring ur their
ghost 10 haant you. sH..' '., 7-H+.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1867-07-04

aes- what is sin' The son OF Satan, twin
brother TO death, the father Of corTupticn.
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- o5stSd : hAases cdr .ssssss4 2 ustnsr
,s.'fS~rd! If psaGsss.r Rassi essss ~.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-02-15
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J. g.. MAXEs, EIo;I3 ;I:3 33:z::.
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T'i!E Hr"r'ict"r "f Iii ~: l,:.""'; n"| ""i'-
Il. tia, li"Us" w.'ii,. !u,.Im i.i> ..i,' as as
travelling rr!ic. ,i;at L.. has i..a-.r i;.,. '.ii"r
shall !l",sr." ana il Env: ,,"Hpir".i ~ .,or;:;-
raoa:r ,.rulnr az, ;!ai,~,.n; i.ta:i..s ~,
l'"nr,lins and l"dt;'.r>. Il" l"<i"rt',:.y s..c
It's Share "f pnbli.: patronage, :r-ii".e c"&.i
'!"n: of giving cntire satisfaction 10 the mu,t
fnsrlms.
His Table will lie f,nni s;lriiit;l with the
lts' productions Of tie in:."."t n::.l county.
His wanc at,,.;;.un viii H.. :gi.er l., lis
House ns it i: lis "!, jet Ia make Ike $ "urn
"f the traveller ami strange" pleasant.
Connected with the iin,c are II w,ii kc Il
Oar un.i a hun...,I,.I Billiard Saloon.
Also an the premises n Livery S,!n",c We,
supplied will iin.$.a ;.nl E",...s :, l. !,ir..
The proprietor o"'y AIS, tia: h. H." :. ="
frequcr.tel TO IS a'.ii<. lis ""i"riv .,;'""'l,rni
aud 10 prove tie c"m!",, # H." t..,.:,.r.
Jan ~ lS,,T. iT--ii
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-19
On FURLouaH.-Ou venerable head

On FURLoUGH.-Our venerable head
and front and pen wielder has been
absent during the past week at Mad
ison, and elsewhere, hence the alb
sence of the usual amount of origi-
nal matter in this issue. We cannot
conclude that he is on an office OF
fortune hunting expedition, for who
ever heard Of an editor getting an of
fee or becoming rich-such not be-
ing in the line of editors promotion
We expect, however, during his alb
sence, excepting the usual amount
oflong-winded editorials) to publish
a paper no less acceptable to its
readers.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-19

RELIGIOUS MEETINGs.-Rev. VIM.
Stoddard of Jamestown, has been
holding series of meetings in the
Congregational church in this village
during the past week. We under
stand his labors have been rewarded
by the CONVERSION of goodly num-
Der; the meetings continue each eve
ing of this week. Let the good work
90 on
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-19

Francis McSPADEN.-A letter from
friend McSpaden-one of the moving
spirits of Boscobel, and long an up
right and thorough business man in
that place, announces his retirement
from the hardware basiness. His
successors are Messrs. Armstrong 4
Walker, Of Milwaukee, gentlemen of
long experience in this branch of
business and worthy the confidence
and patronage of the public.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-19

.BEADLE's MONTHLY FOR FEBRUARY.
This magazine is with the usual
amount Of instructive and interesting
reading matter the contents are as
follows: The Genie, "a poem) Illus
. trated; Who Was He? TX, X The
Indian Famine; Language Of FIX
preston Gone Astray ca poem) 1;
Struggle; The Story Of Spy; The
Cry for Help, illustrated Diamond
Gut Diamond Popular errors Re-.
specting Animals, Birds, etc.; Green
blow in Gotham, III.,IV.; Notes, No
ticcs and Gossip, etc. Beadle & Co.,
New York.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-19

saS- The Lafayette County Union
says that every one of their county
officers except County Judge, were
elected by draft stockholders, who fed
to Canada and the territories to avoid
serving their country. Itcalls loudly
fcran enforcement Of the law in rela-
ton to the cowardly bathrooms.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-19

NOTICE TO BUILDERs.-Sealed pro-
posals will be received by the district
board of District No. 8, Town of
Fennimore, for the building Of wood
en- School house in this district, un-
til 18th Of March. See advertise
ment in another column.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-19

neASee notice of Francis McSpa-
den of Boscooel rendering thanks to
the public for patronage bestowed
upon him and requesting an early
settlement of all accounts due and
against him.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-19

To CARPENTERS Sealed proposals
will be received at the Office Of S. f.
elise in this village for the carpenters
and ioiners work on the new Brick
School, House, until Il o'clock p. ms
March 8. See advertisement.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-19

RWe notice that at the annual
installation of officers of the Grand
Chapter of r. A. G. Masons, lately
held at Milwaukee, J. FL. Evans, Of
Platteville, was elected Sc. r. A. c., !"
and DR.. J. III. Hyde, Of Lancaster,
&c. M. I'd ""
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-19

TRIBUNE ALMANAc.-Numbers of
this valuable yearly paper can be had
at this Office price 20 cts. A great
amount Of useful political data COW
ers it's pages also tabular and statis-
teal information without end on sub
jects of public interest.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-19

EVERY SATURDAY.-This choice col
lection of foreign literature Of last
week is unusually interesting. The
contents arc as follows; sIittle Bills;
"Confdential lamentations; "among
Southwestern Cathedral" 1.-THE Two
sisters of Cologne; an obscure pass
age in Garibaldi's Life; &c. &c. Tick
ner & Fields, Boston Publishers.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-19

For SALE.-Anyone DESTROYS Of
purchasing a new guitar-patent
head, also Parlor Cook Stove, Ex-
tension table and Bureau wash stand
will do well by inquiring at the HER
aid office,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-19
Lancaster Market.
M A R RI e D.

In Little Grant Feb a. at the house of the BRIDES
father. by Rev. Il. Emery, Mr.. PHILLIP BROTHER to
Miss MARGARET HOPE both of Little Grant.
The HERALD printers and ALL join in hearty thanks
bountful supply of cake accompanying the man
uscrpt of the above notice That the bridegroom has
realized his long cherished HOPE of obtaining loving
wife, and that the fair BRIDE in the selection of who
is to stick closer than BROTHER has found that happi
uess pleasure devouty longed for is sincere
wish.
"Auspicious HopE in thy sweet garden grow
WreGths for each toll, charm for every woe.'
In Fennimore, on Feb. 11th by C.. W. Loney, Esq,
Mr.. GEORGE W. WIGHTMAN, of Liberty and Miss
ELIZABETH RANDOLPH, of Clifton
In Platteville Feb. 12th by Rev. J. E. Pond, Mr.
JOHN p. HUNTINGTON, and Miss EVA II. PALLI-
SER both of Platteville.
In Glen Haven Dec. I'd, 1866, by Rev. r. Fanchcr
daughter Of j. Shullenbarger.
In same place, by same, Feb s, 1857, Mr.. ALPHONZO
A. KIDD and Miss GLENDORA A. RAMSEY-both Of
Glen Haven.
In Tafton, Feb TO- by Rev. r. B. Law, Mr.. EDWARD
L. HUDSON and Miss HELEN LORD, both of Tafton
In Morrisville Vermont, January 20, by Rev. Lyman
Bartlete Mr.. JUDSON W. STONE, of Glen Haven, Wis.,
and Miss JENNIE j.. QUIN CEY, Of Johnsor,v vt
In Glen Haven February 7, by George Burroughs
ESQ., Mr.. NICHOLAS HARSH of Glen Haven, and Miss
HELENA HINKLE, Of Guttenl urg Iowa.
At same time and place, bysame Mr.. JOHN SPENS-
LEY, Of Dubuque Iowa, and Mis- HELEN b. YOUNG
of Glen Haven.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-19
SHERIFF'S SALE.-QUIGLEY.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,, /.
County of Grant.

y. .. cartwright,
William Quigley.
By virtue Of writ of Execution issued of the
cult court of Grant county, Wisconsin, in favor of the
abpye-n4med plaintiff and against the above-named de-
endant to directed and delivered and for the want
Of goods chattels of the said defendant wereon
levy have by direction of Plaintiffs Attorney, levied
upon all the right title and interest which the said de-
PENDANT had the 10th day of February 1867 has
since acquired in and to the following real estate to
wit:
Section 80, Town g. Range B. west, in Grant county,
Wisconsin which said real estate will the I'd day
Of April 1867 at the hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon
of said day. offer for sale and will sell to the highest
bidder cash in hand at the outer door OF the Court
house, in the village of Lancaster Grant County Wis
ting S537l damages 32 COSTS and interest and costs
accruing. W..
Dated Sherfs Office, Lancaster, Wis. Feb. 49, 1867
J.. p cox, Sheriff.
A. R. BusHNELE, PLAINTIFFS Attorney.-37.ts.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-19

AUCTION SALE OF Stock AND FARM
aPRoPERTY.-All DESTROYS Of purcha-
sing the above for cash, will do we'll
to visit Daniel Taylor, Mount Hope,
Wis, on the LIST Of March, at which
time he intends to sell at auction, all
his stock and farm property. Sec
advertisements.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-19
BUILDING PROPOSALS.

The District Board and Building Committee Of School
District No g. Town OF Lancaster will until the Goth
day Of February 1867, at II o'clock NJ Of said day re-
ceiye sealed proposals for the excavatng grading
bnilding Stone Basement for new Schoohouse in
said DISTRICT. (The Basement viii require about 300
perch of rook.)
Also sealed proposals will be received until the time
buildings thebrick will be furnished by the District
all other materials attendance &C., to be furnished by
the contractor The number of Brick in said walls will
be about 900
Plans and specifications be by calling s..
f. elise at his office in Lancaster All bids must be
handed in to said elise before Of the last day
for receiving bids.
DIST. BOARD AND BUILDING COMM.
of District No. 8.
Lancaster February 4th, 1S67.-35-3t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-19

ENTERTAINMENT AT FENNIMoRE.-
The GOOD Templars of Fennimore
will give a Grand Entertainment,
consisting of Speaking, Tableaux,
Music, &C., at No. l, or McGhans
School House, on Friday evening,
March LIST, 1867. Also supper will
be furnished to those desiring it.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-19

LUTMAN's DIoRAMA.-This magic
lantern show visited this village last
week and may be safely added to
the list of humbuqs.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-19
FARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale his farm situated Ave
miles from Boscobe on The road leading from Roscobel
to Mineral Point
CONTAINING 240 ACRES,
140 of which under fence and most of It in cul-
tivation, the balance good Timber.
The improvements consist Of large Frame -
House with seven rooms, good cellar, and els E::;
ter near good Granary, Corn Crib and Stables There
is also on the place. an ORCHARD of $50 trees over
100 OF which were set cut ten years ago. and had 100
bushels OF Apples last year also plenty small fruit
such as Tame and Wild Plums, Currants, Gooseberries
Siberian Crabs, Grape vines and everything to make
family comfortable The above farm will be sold at
bargain poor health is the of my selling For
price and particulars inquire of the subscriber the
premises.
SEYMOUR cARyFg-
B0scobel June IL 1Sd6-1-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-19
STRAY NOTICES.
STRAY CATTLE.
GTRAY STEER.
/ Jolt STRAYED.-$1O REWARD.

Strayed from the subscriber, about the first nf Octos
Der last threeyear old black horse colt, middng sss
name has been off by the collar and the hair has
grown out curly think few white hairs have grown
out whore the collar had worn also white hairs
the left hip where the breeching had worm the cot
had long TAIL will give the above reward for his
return to me, for information where he may be
found. Address A. BAGLEY
January 16, 1867.-S44* Wyalusing. Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-19

The Subscribers have q nne and full assortmept ~
furniture on hand will make anything in their line
20 order OF the best materials and ali work warranted
livestock VIII pc kept full and complete. Also,
SASH. DOORS AND BLINDS on hand.
MOuLDINGS, Gilt and Gilt and Rosewood, on hand,
for sale cheap Pictures framed in any stvIe
Also, Agents for s. D. Wrights Marble Works, at
M ml.ewater; Design book hand to select from:
thankful for al past avors respectfully solicit
our Will be to have goods to sell but such
as must give satisfaction.
FOSTER & SIR EDER.
P: Some or two good Cabinet makers wanted i'm
mediately.
Lancaster, Wis, Nov 9th 1S66-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-19

To LAND BREAKERs.-W P. Dew
ey, Esq, has 800 acres of land which
he wishes to let to break the COMING
season. See advertisement.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-19
| FARM AND VILLAGE PROP
FOR SALE OR RENT.

Millville AZ miles northeast OF Patch Grove and about
miles east of Bridgeport,
CONTAINING 100 ACRES OF LAND
There is about 60 acres under cultivation about 40
more of good plough land the balance very heavily TIM
dfSA bered, principally good hewing timber. There
&s arc three good springs upon the place, good
WkA frame granery, 81 by 80 feet, good log house,
oneanda-haf stories high, 16 by Is feet and frame
per For further particulars apply Thomas Ma
gle two miles east of Patch Grove to the
siding upon the premises.
ROBERT WISEMAN.
Mlyilla Dac A 1864 IF
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-19
Melville. Dec. 4, 1S6e.-tf.
FARM FOR SALE.

II 1KIC1H II OIC
The subscriber offers his farm for SALE situated 2L
miles north Of Tafton village, miles southeast of the
village of Patch Gaove,
Containing 24O Acres.
1t is under good Improvement all under fence with
about 800 rods of stone fences 80 of good Timber
on the farms 500 Apple trees about one-haf bearing
quantity of other fruits such Plum Cherry and Sbe
sian Crab trees variety of grapes currants and
berries, some evergreeHs and other shrubbery 49,
!, good Frame DWELLINGS HOUSE, with all #;;;I
the modern improvements, suitable ontbuildngs lsV
good cstern under woodhouse, good spring near the
door, three barns used for hay grain ssabng shelter
Said farm is convenient to market, 10 miles from
Bridgeport, 16 miles from Prairie du chien. 16 miles
from Cassyille, 10 miles from Glen Haven For further
particulars inquire of the subscriberon the farm.
ROBERT G., RALLENTINE
Patch Grove, July 19.-6-*lOtf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-19

nsA Solomon johnson, a coiored
man, formerly President LincSln's
barber, has been appointed srst
class clerk in the Treasury Depart
ment with a desk in the Secretary's
office.