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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-11-13

CHEAPER than ever at Elson's great
clearing sale.
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ELsoNs entire stock must be sold
Don't neglect this opportunity.
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BOARDING.

S1OARpING.-TwO PLEASANT FAMILY
II reems. furnished or unfurnished, with
hoard, can be had by application at 6j Linden
,vssl his
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Consulting Physicians
B. w. AVANT. F.. A. RAMSEY.
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Bleached Domestics, good article, only
10c. per yard. sHL0ss & BRO,
66 247 Main street
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WANTS:

VIZ ANTED - HOUSE FOR A VERY
street s caT iq abby at y Main q street. IS
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MoURxrSo dresses dyed in twenty
four hours, at S57 Shelby street 4S 40
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Atwood nubias and hoods.
80 cents apiece, at j. III. LOeW-
enstine a. Bros. 23l Main
street.
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G00DSPEED x co
1910 20 Jeffer on street, Memphis.
1XTANTED-A SITUATION AS BOOK
w KEEPER, by an old citizen, well recon-
mended. For particulars, apply at
THIS OFFICE.
[HANTED : AGENTS. TO SELL THE
w "Crescent Sewing Machine" the most
nro6ta BILE Machine for agents to. sell; Price,
s25. Send for circulars and samples Of sewing.
t,hie Tennessee
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Fine aII-wO l flannel, b
cents per yard. at J. III. LOeW-
enstine a. Bros, 23I Main
alrnaf
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Go to ElsOn's great clearing sale.
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w
4BRIcKLAYERs AND CARPENTER

can get employment and go1d wages by apply
ing at the Worshan House Immediately:
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MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
Arrive. Depart
New Orleans express, daily. s:45 AN. 500 pm.
Freight daily. save Sunday. 3;I5 Pm. 4:4O AN.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
Through express, daily..-..10:55 pm. 6:l0 AN.
Through mail. daily.--...... lao PM. 6:l0 pm.
Somerville &C. save Sunday $40 AM. $40 Pm.
MEMPHIS AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Mail EXpress...........-.... 500 pm. ll:00 M.
l045 AN. 400 Pm.
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10. LOCKE, p Jefferson street, has
received the Illustrated London News,
Army and Navy Journal, Frank Leslie's
Illustrated Zeitung, New York Saturday
Mercury, Metropolitan Record, Glea-
sons Literary Companion, Harper's
Weekly, ten cent novels, books, sta
tionery, etc. Give him a call.
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% Gayoso and 6 Water streets.
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DoN'T miss going to Elsons great
clearing sale.
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CALIcoEs, y yards for 81, at J. II
Loewenstine q Bros, 23l Main street.
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Elegant article Opera Flannsls. at an
immense sacrifice.
sHLOss 4 BRO,
Sc 247 Main street.
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A GENTS WANTED.-wHOLE WORLD
Beat selling Map published Send for Circu-
lars. Satisfaction guaranteed. Address
G0ODSPEED x co
Am 70 JefTer on street Memphis.
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A T BOTH sIoREs-PosrER BROTHERS ARE CUT

AT 7ssH SSTH INT IsH9HEs-'osrER BROTHERS ARE CUT
q i'"o sLAsHINa HIGH PRICES.
Dry gocas are dsprscsng every day and customers shop
Ind Trey are ylns very dear r. FOR be ~hss We sSa
:sa Ave q The cheapest lots Of Auction Goods
ssS "a: 44sg xSsg1Ss SsIs sasss sSsssb s
s-S "a: H1sPeos5 aAs4 eos5.sb sa5sns csdzsas
ssss ss GHais Rca s IL bsss ssSE cooS0 sS
ssAEfSgGd zEso SGd zsfs EC1s sksEs = ls III ffs 90
J; ;s Y; 'si'fi SsS SSsss ;s.rsr s.... ,,.. m
rHSx HS THPf dE e. xvsa
yhsss yEsy y: YSE Tn.p Apsc. :rs .sd for s
These sc Apasss were las, week At 7Sc We have
NM Sss y fS4s %Ss srSrss CRASHES
FfASsEs FINE IfHS.hs
sHEEfINss, e. , From AUCTION.
~ - ~. faiSn ExsAs62s 6Hs IsS sys UMBRELLAS %,
''sf es1bhb d b rshssSsa % Other charge 9
rss.o ladies' can nearly onshs b. buying
&c; s:s's.a
Eighteenth street there other parties with similar
A WIN ). offered .l: Z, ~sss sSTHaL aRszr BARGAINS
$4,000 worth 81 ssacK and SILKS from
auction consisting Of all celebrated brands Of GROs
GRAINS GROS DE- RHINES, GROS DE NAPLES,
FRENCH TArFETAs. &C., Ses. suitable for for
O. 2 ~ % and upwards We warrant these goods TO be
~ per cent less than Broadway prices
CL0AkS. ~.
CLOAKs.
All the latest London snd Paris fashions ready in
Basaues Sacques French Tamaa Circularx 10,
factnred under the supervision OF X. A. Berry.
BHAWLS,
A magnificent assortment Of REAL PAISLEY sHAwLs,
both Long and Square.
BROCHR DO.
CASHMERE DO.
at popular East side prices ...-.
BI,AOK and COLORED ALPACAS. below gold rates
TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS In every shade, design
ana texture, at &c per yard and upward.
HOUsEKEEPING GOODS. consisting Of Linens Da-
nasks Napkins Towelling Crashes Quilts, nottingham
LaOes, Drsperss, shsss,ns,; q A. g A., ,rcr,ov
We win sell good yard wide MUSLIN At 12,c per yard
Good CxIicoEs st I7}(c. per yard.
Call and examne immense stock Goods freely shown
and ali customers politely attended o.
W. b. ROBERTS,
ia bowERY.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A CARD.-IN JUSTICE TO THE MEMBERS OF THE
N Police and Fire Departments, to whose admirable
PomPtnsss and discipns the morning Of Friday,
psmses and property from conAagraon subscribers
ke the earliest occasion TO publish the fullest recognition
their 70 Sergeants Glenny Robbins OF Capt
0arand.s Fourteenth precinct police who disposed
men Of the Third section that the slightest article
was injured ATTRACTED; 70 officer Webb OF the Four
eeenth officers 0aynor and Boger and Sergeant Ferris
and Ffssn.h precincts gensral they would express
thanks OF the services of the Fire Deparmet they
eak TOO highly The energy and Judgment displayed by
Ohis Engineer Kngsland Engineers Mackey Sullivan, Orr
under forsmen Bcnner and Eslacher which the
spot and with hose throughout the building almost before
the alarm was sounded need embeishment Recogni-
saon Y likewise due 70 Hook and Ladder Companies Nos
and and 70 Insurance Patrol No. e The subscribers
would also state that the Of Levys Fire Annhlaor
she OCCASION though not have becn Indispensable
she safety Of the building favoraby demonstrated the
- The invention. TIFFANY CO..
APRIL n, 1867. $50 and 6b2 Broadway
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DRY GOODS.


A MOTHER WEEK OF GREAT EXCITEMENT.
~ Both stores crowded daily with custon.sr6
Ladies delighted with with our Dress rrimmlnss
v .i ct1ns d Sn @ Dress Irimmings from auction almost
Sssusfui Drsss Thnminss a. ss o. g.. s. dozen. ali
Rich Dress Trimmnssss, lOs, la g. q 90 dozen, all
Same goods brought 80 per at auction week
ls MR sriaa YskSE s. kSrSs as PssSs
We keep ths largest and cheapest stock up town.
ss ss wdss fs 6 % ,.s
Pull line ladies' gents and chids Hosiery and Under
T5E our q = x,a . Gloves. better made
sS ssars Co. ;Os ~oFss Pa''sso sos a. '''
aS sososo osa ssss In pss'"s g. g co.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
Ful lines Towels. Napkins Table Cloths and Tides
pieces Rch Embroidered Curtain Muslin ss 70; worth
loS Msrseias. Balmoral skirt. 81 50; worth $50.
M pieces @ @sqs.nsnsn s Lace for curtains ss
Zoo f:ss: WHIT Quits u sS worth st ss 81 Sa'''s
100 cases Misses and Chldren's Hats from auction.
ss ss:s. fis ns: s. o' ss s ysps p9s ow ss9d'
ss4sef HEan ElS'
.a stree. and and s0 S
zaosS' a SEIT sssSvAI sssS
s. ssoApwAY. zvHsUa. zlfHGH
PoP!1I4g PoPgLAs gy;HpE. IEARE.
LADIES' ArssEs zsoz aSaT9s SALES
IN ALL THE NEW psSkpE sSxpEs AND TRIMMING RIBBONS
SEFss GHAsSS 4ESkNSsas sAT1Ss ESax Auction
$500 PIECES NEW sTSsHs u TsiSSSss vv,s
FINE FRENCH yIowEas EasAs0.s, % SUN uaAaha-As UNI '...
EAcE EAcE HaNpAREkoH1Ers. H0kNIAhsE
100 DOZEN LINEN nAspkEsoSfEEs r. o' BANDS
CURTAIN LACEs AND MUsLINs.
=, RyERY STYLE AND KIND.
sasDs sg SS$s Is
AUCTION LOTS W. AT EIssET Ts9EEsAER' CHEAP.
NO. "s sssSsD seosBTAx b56n ABOVE sLsrdxrn STREET
AND TIE WAY THE ySIEnnIgIEp ERR. gp. DEMOCRACY m M
IS MESiS% d12IcoEs sS '' BATES it1E1ss
Beecher i very fine preacher but the MUSLIN We sell
me doss ~ ri saSa
bu. the thing 4 to sell American Dsaines at % which
~ Eouss CO; Or Rogss, BELL 4 co.
two paper Collars penny one 3 pssny: Sesal
sss as s'
.ssas % e s s~ Ss ls ' s. sss
the most fashionable shapes prices that will
shine out of Beccher Barnum q Co.
Splendid Black silk, only 81 So Rich Gronadine Wells
2Dc Elegant Stockings at l2c best at 23c and 2 Job
lot Dress Goods about the price Of Calico beat
the Of 1857. We the people that
is here that the inevitable break win take place
dead certainty during the coming week. Then your
money! buy only what must have, and buy only Of
kouss hEhL C0, or kopss 90. Cashmere n Hats
everywhere ct 81 L. silk Mantcs 81 So worth to-day
S4 Fine Linen Handkerchiess at 1bc., worth 37c HAIR
Nets &C. Poplns q Ssc. sold by A. T stewart at 75c Al
pacas 0c. under the lowest wholesale quotations.
brcs Corset jeans and Linngs Skirts
Corsets 81 IS. We declare the millions
the masses that bound sell lower
living anywhere; and must have goods buy them
- - RoUss, BELL co.
ROUss 4 CO. 66s Columbia street. Brooklyn, and ass
Grand street, New York.
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
IGME. NATALIE TIIMAN 4 CO.,
lu lat EAST NINTH sTREET.
HAVE OPENED FULL ABeORTMENT OF sFhING
boNNEfs. ROUND HATS, ORNAMENTS, 3c
NEW DRY GOODS STORE.
IN The underngned having leased the premises NO. 70!
Broadway third below Eahth street, formerly Edward
A. Morrisons trimming store and having made extensive I've
alterations Of the win the 19th OF April ior
the inspection Of the ladies Of New York and vicinity large
FoREfGs AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
consisting ia part Of
SILKS, EHAWL9,
WHITE GOODS, DRESS GOODS.
MOURNING GOODS. NOVELTIES,
and housekeeping goods Of every description.
The whole has been for cash snce the rsent
price than the like goods be purchased elsewhere
The inspection respectfully solicited.
STORMS, THURBRR Co. III
New YORK, April u. 1857.
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FIREl FIRE.,
TREMENDOUS kAcirfMasIKY BRooKLYN ALL IN A BLAZE.
us E6S E2n FM az rsEsT T.
BRooKLYN with an entire new stock Of Dry Goods
s Sr Rans o low e
coos STORE 4 GRowDED TEi Y y From A. NJ. To7P.x.
THE EXCITEMENT INCREASES.
This 0s 4 branch 2, that cheap dry sSHd
YGE5 hHsf s
Goods at oTR 5fR"sG fsSE o sFF Foa BOTH STORES
400 yxhps DRESS GOODS at iajlc.; soID ELSE.
.S, Tssss Gses; @ 5 S:ss
asks ais SaHE HEai1 SSss aSSss @ s1 ss ssrA M
AcSN M oTg d fSDns Sust MTh 18TH IA LADIES' CLOTH
sSS.Gs sssS. @ LES Sr 9S EAHHEo osssass 4 Prints a.
1855 sf;s s?Fs III m
S @ SILK SILK Sun Sun r ss.s Il
M safHS HsHsP faaas6Is asR sa.ons
rs Futon avenue near 81 sf eoolyn
1 Esh na oS with
other Eighth Those wishing 70 sai" under
TvOR SALE-A VELVET CARPET; USED BUT VERY
II little Call at "a Hubert street
LrOR sALR-THE PRETTIEsT, COsTEsT AND MOST
perfect house IN every particular IN the city, q the price
fourth street. near Lexington avenue Withdrawal unless
sold ''''' S9r So Pine street
GREAT BARGAINS FROM AUCTION,
" Comprising popns Poll de Chevres klPacas Delaines
French Percaes Cloths Cassmeros Linens. Drills Coatngs
Prints Domestcs, &C. yard wide Musins, 12c per yard
Also large quantity OF Hair and Straw Mattresses and Hair
Pillows suitable for sinse BEDS all Of which offered for
WILLIAM MATHEWS.
81 Catherine street.
CREAT BARGAINS.
VI striped and checked Silks and yard wide Prints and
Foulards at 81 30, recently sold at S2 per yard.
PARIS MADE SACS AND BASQUES
Of heavy black silk and richly trimmed with lace and Jet
only SIS, recently sold for $40 Others ut proporonatey
low price,
A. T. STEWART co.,
Broadway and Tenth street.
INDIA CAMELS HAIR sHAwLS.-wILL OPEN A
line assortment at 81 East Twentieth street. Broad
way. Thursday, May 2. j. RUSSELL. 2R Wooster
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~ A SPECIALITY,
AT MRS. GAYNOR,S (new Storel.
BROADWAY, corner of Twelfth street.
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
Ladies' before making Dresses should pair Of
Mrs Gaynors Celebrated Paris Handmade Corsets.
Most elegant shapes. Also,
N. Werly's and Other French Woven Corses;
CHILDREN'S Corsets, Waists, Shoulder Braces;
4 NURSING C0RSETS &c. &C.
SkrtsAu the latest Paris Fashions In Walking Skirts
Full Dress skirts,
Train Attachments.
HANDSOME GORED OVER SKIRTS,
White Lawn Morning Robes and Sacks Ladies' Underwear
49, IL Is and 10 inch Corsets very full elegant shape, at
half price.
Mrs GAYNoR studies the figure Of each lady The great
variety styles Skirts which she has
press made in Paris for her trade enables her to give
q perfect fit to all.
624 Broadway Of Twelfth street. and 7b5 Broadway
between Eighth and Ninth streets
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DRY GOODS.

ATF. DE- PERCEvALs,
n No. 739 broadway opposite Astor place
Now open, Spring Novelties for children, Poplin and
Pique Suits Robes, Gsbriee Cloaks, Caps Slips Waists
Aprons Blankets bibs Shoes Oorses speneers &c ready
and made 10 order. New style Of Bonnets.
ATE DE- PERCEvALis.
IA broadway. opposite Astor place
Ladies' Dressing Sacks spencers and gored Skirts
and Under Garments Large stock Of Embroderes Yokes
Chemse Bands 6c.
Initials and Monograms embroidered to order for Hand.
kerchiefs, Table Linen and Bsdclothes Embroideries
Stamping and Stamping Goods.
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IN ov
and viii nue. as heretofore the importation OnA
Ess AasSf SsS ysEaH soDs Bsow
sasS a ss s sgs ysrs yvssss 1s s s: door,
s2RssulHTHiy 2xuTEs fGF SoUvhA1Tss Slvi An11TTssss
RIon PARIS NOVELTIES,
r.Aas sstbHs AsR gtsSS sSi ssss!Ess. ssssE saoDs
have open for Inspection Neystle. Millinery land
Flowers, Frames coisurss. Lingerie JET Goods &c. &c.
Also fsa fsasy sIfw Ss bss s' and
Embellishments in Paris
RIcH DRESS SILKS AVN
o4gzB 1zB n AHR :: 9gtHEr
= Bro.snsy m sssynst and Tenth : Sei stree.
wER1sa ASR sgrSEH sgshsAsE sAsSI1Ha aH4asrszr
he 1'is RS sfs1 1oiHSzks ik
WILLIAM S0oSAsAS Ss. cHtsHoS hheKssfEs FEEcr,
Eighth street, door from Broadway.
SrRANa ADRIAMcEaa Az aaao .nw.v
between Leonard and Franklin streets,
will 9s1 ssaek & Ess ssb sa oohoaHS n2hR1Si siHgg HHgl ~
SATINS. In all coIors, for Dress Trnmings.
BLACK WORSTED and SILK GRENADlNES, OF all
widths and qualities from auction e. great bargains
Also GRENADINE RO BES, in New and
Beautiful Designs very cheap
IRISH AND FRENCH POPLINS,
and a great variety of other
DRESS GOODS,
for Suits and Travelling Dresses,
all Below Market Price.
500 PIECES WHITE MARSEILLES and PIQUES,
stvery low Prices.
TAKE NOTICE.
To neghbors and TO the beneht Of
toners, continue to sell next week
Best yard wide Muslin, Is.
Hamilton Deanes retalsd all at 25c only 20c
Of all kinds and all prices to suit everybody
Very nne Bamoral Skirts, 81 70.
Yard wide English Prints, 26c.
Russia Crash for towels, cannot be beaten.
Toweng and Table Linens such low prices TO aston
ish customers.
ia white Marseilles Quilts &3.
Bedding OF kinds. consisting Of Blankets ComfortA
bes Pillow Cases Linen and Cotton Sheets readymade Bed
sacks sell cheaper than any one In the trade.
The ladies' novelties In Cloaks and Shaws at low
6gures.
Very good Black Silks at 81.
Splendid nottingham Laces Ia wfde from Soc yard
to the finest at $50 set at -
IL Carmine. corner Of Bloecker street, and
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A DpRNnArs FURNITURE gxPREsS, AND rUR.
pM S rs3332e Z eHsh.snt cmcs ils ws.s ksys2sh M
scvns fsSetsS Sy g. spynsry Turnisars p.casa .nd
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NATIONAL HALLWAY CoNvhSrioN.
NEW YORK, April a, 1857.
10 PRrsrprrTs SuYERurENpKNTs CHIEr EkGINKxRs:-
You hereby invited 70 attend, select delegate
Irese1.nS rS.d the sc conyenSn e The s
with the circular and report Of the Executive Commit
teoL j. EDGAR THOMPSON, President.
J. H. STURGEON, Vice President
O. L. FRxnoxr BENTLEY d. HAsKLI, secretaries.
F. j. Carter L. j. Fleming J. L. Jewe, Executive Conn.,
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@ -r .yI E Llr
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RMoRY, 40 FOURTH AVENUE.
"A Light Guard, Company. A, Seventy-nrst Regiment.

A-REMOvAL-MADAME JUMEL's MAMMARIAL
n Balm and Patent Elevators for developing female
form win remove May 70 907 Broadway Second
twentieth street. IL preferred.
The New York herald., 1867-04-28

rK sALE-A DARK BAY HORSE, PERFECTLY
sound and gentle, years old; wen broken both
ube single harness also fancy turnout seat open
Wagon, with Of Harness, &c. Can be Brad.
eys livery stables No. East Thirty street. Ask for
William kavanaRh.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-12
Chicago Market.
Chicago. Feb. S.

Chicago, Feb. s.
The Provision market is dull but
without decided change. Mess pork
sold to a limited extent at 1900 for a
iayorte brand but as a general thing
buyers only offered $1,000 1875.
Lard is quiet at lI5(a12c for steam
land kettle rendered.
Dressed Hogs are steady but a
shade easier and close at 135(d775
dividing Oh 200 lbs.
The Flour market is quiet, and
prices have not experienced any de-
cided change.
Wheat is moderately active, but
for No. Spring we note a decline of
"a lc 'P bushel-closing with sales at
1871. No. Spring is more active at
? 14G2.20, according TO the location.
Rejected Spring is in fair request at
67M70c.
Corn is easier but without essential
change, at 79M793c for No. l 684c
for No. 2, and 500 55Ic for Rejoc~
ted.
The demand for Oats is fairly ac-
tive, with sales of No. 2 at4Oc-ad de-
cline Of &c.
Rye is moderately active at soc
for winter, and at 92G93c for fresh
receipts Of No. ] in store.
Barley in store is neglected and
nominal. Lots by sample on track
are in fair request at 60c(01 90.
Timothy Seed is tolerably active
at 2.G5M310 10; Clover is firm at Z IS
4825.
Chicago, Feb 8.
Flour is steady at 9.50@11.50 for
Spring extras.
Wheat is quiet at 81 for No. 2.
orn irregular at 83c.
Oats are dull at 40c.
Rye quiet at 920c.
Dressed Hogs steady at 730@7.50.
Live Hogs light at $50.
Mess Pork nominal at 18.75W19
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-12
A Drinking Row and Man NearlyUsed
up IN Lancaster.

On Saturday evening last, James
G. Day, ESQ and his brother John
T., steady men when SOBER Garret
Lasher, occasionly rude, and Jack
Branstadter, said to be a black leg
and very bad man, were drinking
about town. They had been gaming
and drinking at Horstman's, where
they fell out Esqr. Day, seeming to be
more lucky than was approved and
Lasher less lucky than he liked
John E. was trying al the while TO
get his brother to leave. They all
came up to Wright's grocery and
kept quarreling Lashcr and John
f. Day quarrelled and clinched, when
James G. went up to part them,
whereupon Branstedter STEPPED up
and made a brutal assault with his
fist on James c. Day, knocking him
down, gouging an eye most out and
breaking or causing the breaking OF
a leg. There was CONSERVATION
about the saloon, when Marshall
Ward hearing Of it went in and ar
rested all the parties, except Bran
stedter who temporarily disappeared,
but was subsequently captured 4
mile from town making his escape
He showed fight but the Marshall
and Sheriff Cox were to much for
him. The parties, except Esqr. Day,
were on trial on Monday before JUS
tics Ward and Burr. The younger
Day was fined slightly. Lasher was
discharged for some reason. Bran
stadtcrs case was postponed and
will be seen to when Esqr. Day can
appear. If Day loses an eye B. may
expect to go TO Waupun.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-12
Lancaster Market.
Blanks

R8~ For sale st the Herald Office, Lancaster, Wis
the following blanks wlich Will send by mail post
age pad,) at the prices namCd So DOZEN
Stay on Execution, Is cts neutrality-suspicious., Is;
Summons. 10; Subpoena, Is: Attachment Is; Warrant
OF Attachment Is; Affidavit for Warrant Of Attachment
Is: Complaint for Warrant. 5 Warrant, 49, Affidavit
for GarnaShee Summons, 10; Garuashee summons, Is /:
Affidavit for Replevin, 10 Writ of Rcplevn Is Nenre
for Jury l5 T Orders. - Notes Of hand Is Power Of
ATTY, 40: Notice Of Trial % Road Tax Receipts Is
EX on Jus. Transcript 81 EN. Jus. Judgment, - ;
Warranty Deed, Go; FIX r Admir-. aud Guardian Deed TO
Omit Claim Deed ~; Land Mortgage 60 Chatte Mort
gage. 80; Land Contract, 40 Mining Lease, 40 Gene
tery Deed, 10: Marriage Certificate, 80.
We also keep all kinds Of blanks used by lawyers and
ANY kind not on hand when ordered will be promptly
printed.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-12
Donation Visit.

A Donation Party will meet at the
the Primitive Methodist Parsonage,
Little Grant, on Tuesday, Febru~
airy 10Th, 1867 The proceeds to be
donated toward the support OF the
resident Minister, Mr.. James Mitch
ell. House open from 10 o'clock, A.
NJ.
Ladies and gentlemen willing to
act as Committee Of Arrangements
will please meet at the Parsonage on
Saturday the 10th instant, at 2 O'Clock
2. NJ.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-12
Ma q RE

In Hazel Green on the 18th Of February 1867 by Rev.
J. knibbs, Mr.. GEORGE L. DAIGII, and Miss SARAH
T. NASH
In Wingve, on the 25th Of December, 1866, by Rev.
j. $. Lake, Mr.. JOSEPH MORRISON, of Rockville, c.
W, 10 Miss CATHERINE L. SMITH, Of Wingyille
Wis.
In Potosi the 10th OF January by Thos. Stephens
Mr.. FRANK HOLE, and Miss ANNA GERTRUDE
MUELLER, both of potoSi
In Hickory Grove, February s. by Mason Fish, Esq.
Mr.. AMOS PURINGT0N and Miss RH0DA 0STRAN
DER both Of Hickory Grove.
In Lima, January -, by l.. Haskell, Esq, Mr.. Dali
LAS 2. COSrLEY and Miss LETITIA j. CANNON
both Of Ellenboru.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-12
Lloyd's Typographical Maps.

LANCASTER, Wis, Feb. ?, 1867.
To ehom 1t may concern
This is to certify that regard
"Lloyd's Typographical Map Of
North America" as an accurate and
valuable map. All schools need to
be supplied with outline maps
This cannot take their place, but it is
very valuable in addition Schools
wishing to purchase a full map of
North America, can get no bettor,
perhaps.
Very Truly Yours,
d. GRAY PURMAN,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-12

naa-The holder of ticket No. - was
the successful drawer of the beauti-
fgl Agricultural wreath for some time
to be seen at the Post-offico in Ian
caster, valued at $50. Rob't B. Hale
stage driver on the Prairie du Chen
route, held the ticket. Being the
first prize he ever won he wishes to
hold on to it.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-12

THEFr-Mr. J. Smethurst, the
partner OF Waldo Brown in the Union
printing Office at Prairie du Chen,
had his wallet containing $50 taken
from his pocket one evening lately.
A young man named Holloway, from
Beetown, was suspected and held for
trial on suspicion Of being the one
who took the money. We can hard>
~ think Holloway would steal, though
a gambler by profession, which BUSH
ness certainly allows those who fole
low it to be guilty Of whatever may
be LAID TO their charge. Holloway, it
is said, IS a successful sambler-rare~
~ failing to get all the money Of those
he falls in with in professional way
without picking their pockets.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-12

GREAT SALE AT BoscoBEL-Mr.
Houghtaling advertises for sale at
auction, March ID, bis entire village
property including lots and dwellings
lands, stock, farm implements, &c
See advertisement.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-12

n@r S. G. Goodrich gave TO Peter
Farley such reputation, shat before
his death many juvenile books that
he had nothing to do with were is
sued undor that name, and the prac-
tice has been continued in this coun
try and in England since his death
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-12

INDEPENDENCE BALL.-Mr. Foshay
is to give Ball on Friday the 22d of
February. Dancing at Paul's. Mus
sic by Williams coIored band. Gen
eraL invitation extended. ct