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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-05

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bebor aber aud gBirtember9 uao 8ai<
ern IN i6n eiitreten f6nnten, iuiiroe cine
&ebifion Der norooeutiden 8erfalfung
borausseben inafIen. 9tad tuenn oies
fer gintritt erfoIse, ,nli1e aIleroinss
8reuBen elm ausidlieBItdes Seto ber'
bleiben, aber oieies 8eto miiiie atsSeto
oes 9unoss Sberhauptes aufsefaBt pers
Den, uno stuar in Dem Sinne, IN tuel<
dent Dem @raiioenten Der noroamerifas
nif9en u,lion benz Gonsrehs sessniiber
ein seto 3uitebe. Sur in bieiem Gimme
tonne BrenBen billiser 8eiie aud iett
6as 8ete i'm 3oHberein beaniprRden.a
.Graubiu ben. Sn @ertben>
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besraben, ben bobbetagten S6lo6er
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Sampler geeen bas Sefuiten &e9iment
Der biersieer Belt uno 0efen Nfa9trab.
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maIi9en Gorreiponbenten, Morte bes
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ergo gen, ME er benn nod ais Sin9ling
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benz 8ebet unb gSaufabrt beripra9.
Mber iein @eiit arbeitete iid balO eins.
NAL los bon ben SSeIeln unb erbob fi9
nit rn9ep6bnIi6er Gner9ie un6 Cons
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aen1ber, bic bo norgaben, es ban6le
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gbriitentbum tobt Der &anipf, tpeber
6ieles nod Die 3eligion lift in Gefabr,
tpobI aber bas 8faffentbuIt, bas feline
Serri9aft bebrobt fiebt." Oabei mar
BantIi Elm befhei6ener Wanr, ben Die
G6nle 6es 9e6ens bart mitnabm; er
mar elm Gbrift in @rbeitiamfeit nno
E8edtldafenbeit. 8iS in iein bobes
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&fern, iuelde in b6lers 8eit ben
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ua6 ME gelagt: DSerr Soft, itb banfe
ioir, baB i'd ni6t bin ipie anoere 9ente.v
4 gre Dictator 2angietuic3 sei9I in ben
Beraer nt16 Siiri6er @fdtterrl an, 6aB
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-05

Nxlie aus Dea ,SnccrpprdtiCnss MrtifeIts, ,Dels
&xAde NitaIfcb sntlit purDen, srbent 1T bic
Sisf SGMIs ID sfne s 10 erftta t. ME fie
Don lest an betaunt Ipereen pire, Gbergegan9et.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-05
OQrDer'6 We9flt),
elegant oar6ipes ilhlifrirt.
GubfcripftDnen. sss

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Die 9erapsseber boben Elm Spitems NIT benz qots
DeParteisEt siageabrt, kaar6 weI9es te Sus gRusa'
CINE, iowie ibre aseetlp 9enen, pei4ees uOrsieben
ReieIben brett Vpen Der Office beS Seraussebsrs
sseten. NIT % cents spro SaGs sufeissen soerOsn
ieSo1 mus bieier Betrag an Sic %ofeOfNce Ces SUBS
feribemteni besabItoasefSen. gOitmeiter OSer aent
bic fiir Clubs 8eitunsen gu besisben pini9eu srhSI
ten out sssriansep show BiIls. I'll s3iIlS
8ebin0itit8eit.
Sarper's aesfIo fur tSapr $i0O.
Cine GTtra Nummer, pom Meetin wie pom Dd91s
sine. Ipirb iebem Stub, Der aNf guMmetna $4,Oo
Je5isaSe' a,lmnsrn sSiMen issefsit na4seiefers
cine aeibenioIae aLer Rummern Ses Sabres POM
Safpers @eefq rperben burb Grpres, frei NON untos
iteit nnb nteblidb Gebunben fir 81 peranot: gtne
poHfdnbiss MGsgabe, nenn Sabr9dnge nmtaneno,
pifb bel GtuienDupg ron 1926 pro Sahrgnng, nit
HadaabIune Der Grams po.tsRoften perf9tdt weroen
Der 8. Sabreans erfqeint am 1ften Sauna 1867 pous
it6nbig.
. trper S 8rptberS,
24Oba - raaflin Squsrr, Stem Srre
IS SD ESIIxEfs G@
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-05

Z Seher Ebefinebiper erbdH enc Abr nadl otefem
Enhancement, bic tbn mnr $40 tcfet IUdbrenb fie
$1,000 pertb fesn mag. Reine 4arteiiidhfeit. -.
asir poiini9sus jpfort ben pSei senarntsu pradts
oIen gorratb absngeben. Certificate, meIGe bic
MrtifeL beaei9n DerSen in persgelte @Hyetoppen
geIest ,ln6 gut pernettgt. weFfsr hlo ~
Gerfffcaten benannten Mrtiteln gegen 8eaabnng uon
SO bere6tigts bic nbr mag $1,000 IDertH iein ober
Ipenfger. GobalS ms bus Gertcdt fetiirnirt pire,
berebtiat es Sud geesn Be3ablnng su benz beseidnsz
ten Mrtffet nbne Nineteen hes Aertbes un6 % tenn
artitsI rDeaiser ats $40 roert5 a sinem Certificate
DaB bies feline 2etterie IT, ipnbern Elm pifeaes,
.....s Ifgitimes @ei9aft an pelbem f9 aut
Der Gisenfnnisife betbeilisen mag.
,GineiuseInes Gertfcat Dirb polifrei suseanst bet
GmpFans pom Is Gents; fiihf fit p, eL fur .S2,
33Mebit s,ner eIeeaiiten rdmie fur s6 ts3sno1eds
sfq ilfiD cine rpert5polere YfGfie fur $40, bnDert
iirib cine foitbare f1br fir $i5. Sur Mgenten oo9r
SoI9e, bic 8ei6dftfglng wtnf9en, rtro 2Ier sine
feItene geIesenbeit geboten. Gs 1T eli gefesmdBts
sefibrt @ef9dit, gebortg autorIrt pen peg Tes'es
lang itnb offen ftr iebe Prlfung. Serin9t nns! f,
+ gBrisbt. Bro. Is. Co., Sntperteisrs, T
fep25 6gstp 16i Eroabwap, Ren Dor
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-10-08
MULE TEAM FOR SALE.


The subscriber, residing 81 miles north of cassvills
offers his mule team for sals. They in good cond
ton, about To years old and exec lent for work.
Cassyille, Oct. l. lSt4 JOHN BRANDT
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-10-08
CHURCH DIRECTORY :

NGTH0DtsT EPIscoP4I.-Rev. C. Cook Pastor. Preach
4ng every Sabbath morning commencing at hali-pa I
ten o'clock. Sabbath School at a. Prayer meet
lug every Thur.dsy enug in the Church at o'clock.
EPIsc0FALIAS --R5v. Francis Moore, Rector Divine
Service in the Chapel every Sabbath morning commence
ing htpast ten O'Clock; also in the afternoon.
mencing at fpast three Sabbath School At y tn
Bibe Clas, in the Chapel every Tuesday evening,
nsuciug at eight o'clock
CoS1REGATioSAL--Rev. S. W Eaton, Pastor Seryi
Sabbath morning at 1890; in the evening At
sabbath School Immediately after morning service
Prayer meeting at the Church every ednesday
ing, at $50.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-10-08
TTNIMPROVED LAND
For Sale.

One hundred and sixty acres of prairie and timber
land well watsred, and every way calculated for rsf
class isrm, situated ~ mi south of Lancaster on
Potosi road Price for the tract 81 200 Enquire Of
Lancaster July =, 1857 5tf T. NJ BARRIER
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-10-08
FOR SALE.
A REMARKABLE FREAK

AIR. " N. REED proposes to sell his splendid place
all within the cor oEte ats OF this Village and
South AteI years OF care and Patience Ae bis
of the finest orcha ds in the country00U apple
nearly all bearing the most Of them gratis OF the har
dsesf Kind, besides large nursery small Vineyard Of
choice grape vines. and other fruit. His commodlous
house is within i've minutes walk Of the graded
school building and about this distance from the
Lancaster Institute These educational advantages
together with the court house and monument
made Lancaster Of the attractive residences
the West and y-t MIR Reed Ia determined TO 10 south
lie will sell the whole place. containing Ia3 acres, 80
improved, including orchard hssnss, and running wa
ter for pastnrage Tor $40 per acre with crops stock
aud farming implements p the bargain. Apply imnr.
dately
IAncaeter, Wis, August 10 1861 l4mSs
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-10-08
NOTICE
TO TEACHERS AND DISTRICT CLERKS

Notice is hereby given that shall hold Public Ex
aminAons for the licensing Of Teachers az foows:-
At Lancaster, for the towns Of Lancaster Little Grant
Clifton and kilenboro Friday and saturday, August
so aud 81.
At Fcnnmore. Tor tie towus Of = nmore. wingytle
and Liberty. September , and 3.
Al Mu Soda for the towns OF Mnscoaa Watte,stoun
and $lne River. Sept and s.
At 8oseohe Tor the towns of Bosceba Hickory Gfov.
Marion and Wondman, Sept q aud T.
AT llltteye, Tor the towns Of pialt4yille Snelser
LIMA aad Harrison, Sept 8 and 10.
At HSzel Green, for the towns of Hazel Green and
jamestown sept II aud IL.
AL Potosi, for tho towns of Potosi aud Paris St IA
and II.
Al Patch Grove. for the towns of Patch Grove, Viva
lusng, AilIvie end Mt Hope, Sept % and "a
Al Kiooneto ton tafton for the towns OF Blooming
ton lfatton) B-etown and Glen Haven, Sept - and
At the Brick School House. Lewis oakcy's,
joint Dist No 10 II Cassyile for the tow ns Of Cass
flhe and Waterloo, Sept ~ and B.
SUPPLEMENTARY EXAMINATION
For the benefit ofsuch teachers as we're not in fhe
county during the regular examinations or owing Ia
sickness were unable to attend any of them will be
held at Lancaster, October Is and 10
The examination will commence, at each OF the uaees
named At O'clock. A. NJ. of the first day Applicants
re urged TO be prompt in attendance each one shouJ
bring paper, pen, ink and blotter.
The percentage will be, decided by the STATE Com
vention Of County and City Superintendent held at
La Crosse 60 20 and so for the third second aud first
grade certificates respectively. In accordance with
another recommendation of the convention and
the frequent decision of the Superintendent as
to the illega of the mstter certificates from other
counties will not heresfter be endorsed third grade
certificates will not be renewed trust there win be
an increase in thu number applying for End and LIST
grade certificates
rrivate examinations except provided for by law
will not be granted.
Teachers Institute will be held nt lancaster An,
p, % aud %.
. GRAY PuRMAN. sup't of Schools.
July 81, 1907 Grant County Wis
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-10-08

FouND--on the Potosi road, by Mr..
b. b. Archer, u black pocket memo>
randum book, having some very Gu
rious illustrations within, and some
sample cards used only by gamblers.
The owner, probably some badly spoil
ed young man, may call for it at the
Herdld Office.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-10-08

\ BARGAIN.-Mr. Powers offers for
sale his homestead, half mile south
west Of Lancaster village, on the
Beetown road, twenty acres and a
nice new dwelling, the price only
81 200. See advertisement.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-10-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


Loaf Saturday sept 2lst the road between Lam
carter and hurricane corners, silver watch, with kilt
picture this dial short silver chain and gold hook
The finder wbe literally rded by leaving il at the
Herald ONCE, with the subscriber ut hurricane cor
nsrs ls-wl HENRY B. kEENE
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-10-08

CF The lots situated west Of the
Baptist Church in Lancaster, owned
by the school district and having
cost year ago $500 were sold
the other day at auction to the Epis
copal church for $S25.00.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-10-08
IMPROVED + RIM FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers Tor sale the farm upon which he
residesOU crrs lx0 under cultivation 80 in pasture
remainder scattering timber, some of il very good
Thereon two log dwellings and all necessary out build
inss two spring houses, plenty OF stock water,
young orchard, about 10 trees, of them bearing
would make excellent school house within
mile The liai is situated in sections two and three
town OF Clifton. Terms easy Inquire of W. O. Thomas
Montlort, Wis GEO W KENDRTCK
Clifton, April Sd, 1857 att
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-10-08

GRAPEs.-The Burlington Wis Stan.
d,,rd gives description of the Vines
yard of Mr. J.. g. Caldwell on Spring
Prairie, Walworth CO. Mr. Gale well
expects TO gather 1000 lbs. Of grapes
the present season from fifteen vines
of the Delaware grape. He has also
1900 lbs. of the Isabella. besides q
considerable quantity OF several 9th
er varieties.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-10-08

The GOVERNOR AMONG THE Pro,
rLE.-Gov. Fairchild, Gen. Allen and
Gen. Beadle addressed the people at
BoscObel, Lancaster and Platteville
last week. The meetings were large
and attentive. Gen. Beadle is the
law partner OF Mr. Hazelton, at Bos
eobel, and so far promises considera
bic ability and usefulness.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-10-08
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

POST Office address, Lancaster, wisl
Judge OF Circuit Court I. MILLS
Judge Of Probate Court--WM. McLoNIGAL
TreHsuer-V. Il. KINNEY.
sheriff.. P. Cox.
Register Of Deeds--JosKPH BocK.
Clerk Of Circuit Court. W. BLANDIsG.
Clerk Of Board Of superyiSors-sAHuKL y. C1Isk.
Oh NJ Of Board Of supervisOrs-J NJ. SEAToS, (Potosi
superintendent of Schools--D. GRAr puRxAN.
County Surysyor-JoRL BARBER.
district Attorney-G. G. HAMILTON Up o. Boscobel.)
Coroner -CHAs DicxEY. (P, o. DcSeyvillv.)
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-10-08

To CLERGYMEN AND JUSTICES
Send all marriage certificates TO the
Herald Office and then notices ofsueh
marriages will be published, anu the
certificates be handed over TO the
Register OF Deeds, who will record
them.
We send the Herald gratis to all
clergy men in the county. When
changing your residence and POST
office let US know that corrections
may be made.
For SALE-THE REED PROPERTY
Mr.. William n Reed, one of the old
est citizens of Lancaster, having
made up his mind to remove South,
offers for sale his homestead property,
at the south west edge of the village,
including 1873 acres with he improves
ments. orchards, &c, there being 600
bearing fruit trees on The place. 1t
is unnecessary TO further describe, Us
the property is SO wei known. The
price is only $4,000 per acre, and all
uni rovements included The price
il fixed so low as to insure sale. See
advertisement.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-10-08

SA-Phe Herald package for last
week failed to reach Glen Haven
Post office. They were certainly Tor.
warded as usual
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-10-08
CHEAP LAND.

Two hundred for $780, III miles north of Lam
caster Town ploti0 in Sec n and 100 in Sec 70
IN square, ai cut road north eide of the 40 and
on the west of the 100; failing stream of water
on the LOO snncisncy of timber for fire and fence
This is not poor white OAK clay land the timber aud
young brush is black and burr oak About acres of
4 Cd breakabe ridge and 40 of bottom hay land
The right OF road to stream WILDE for the zoo
acres east adjoining which is for cheap with its
improvements For parsicu airs inquire of
Lancaster, Aug -9nn3 ROBr CHILDREN
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-10-08

Dickens WORKS. We have re.
ceived from Ticknor 4 Fields, Boston,
another volume Of their beautifully il.
lustratcd Diamond Edition of Dicks
cns, containing Barnahy Ridge and
Hard Times. These volumes Of Dick.
ems must be popular with the people.
Price only $3.50 for any of Dickens
great works Illustrated Send TO
Ticknor 4 Fields, Boston.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-10-08

TRAINER IT THE STATE FAIR.-Mr.
Trainer got first premiums at the
State Fair on his Hawk Eye Cuti-
vator and Tafton Clipper Plow.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-10-08

Remember the old stand of Smith Warner opposite
McSpad.n's block. Also Mt the Agency Of Mer-
chants Union Express Co. w. r. PHILLIPS.
lift
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-10-08

nsA-A little girl in school being
was, replied that it was hair flowing
over something, she didn't know
w hat.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-10-08

TEAM ENGINE FOR SALE.-See ads
vertisemont ofan Eight Horse Pow>
er Steam Eengine and Boiler for sale
by J G. Trainer, Bloomington.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-10-08

For SALE.-An eighty acre 1oi,
thirty improved, dwelling and wa
ter, price 1900, situated near Platte
vile. See advertisement.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-10-08

NIX COVER II write you, and if
you see MT, please let my old friends
know through the Herald that still
live. Myself and all the Grant coun
ty folks are we'll and prospecting and
all pleased with California. | be-
lleve nowhere else in the United
States can excel California in pro.
ducts either in quality or quantity
am but small rancher I farm but
200 acres of land. Last year | rails
ed 5,4O0 bushels of wheat with the
help Of one man. | have not vet
threshed this years crop, but will not
have above 1000 bushels, the season
being so wet during the winter cut
the crops short. | can raise this
amount. of grain here about as easy AS
| used to raise 1000 bushels on Boice
Creek. Besides, car sell all | raise,
whereas | used TO have to feed half
my crops to winter my stock
Stock keeps fat here the year round
without feed and upon what they
pick up out of doors We have gar,
den vegetables and the best of fruit
the year round | wish | could
send you some punches of peaches
and grapes. How it would make
those blue eyes Of yours water =
This ~ healty climate one may en-
joy any climate he may wish from
the summer snow line 10 the temper.
ate and tropical also any kind of
.nh - hnrn Daaa.,.f
lows: Wheat S1.75 per 100 pounds
all things sell by the 100 pounds
cattle $500 per 100 horses 800 to
$500 good land, improved $500 per
acre, and handy to market-but
such prices are only to run till the
railroad comes when they will Jump
up 100 per cent. Stockton is grow
ing rapidly. and buildings have gone
up costing $4,000 to $50, 900 Mon,
ey IS plenty and prices fair. Com
mon farm labor $50 to $50 per month
store clerks AMI mule drivers from
$50 TO 500 per month mechanics
1925 to 1915 per day. Cover you
ought to he here to help fight the
politicians. The newspapers print
nothing else and the country is full
Of stamp speakers. Oh. how | wish
you were here to come ont and ex-
pose the rascals fear the defeat
OF the Republicans. ~ some very bad
men are running on their ticket and |
there is hardly paper brave enough |
to denounce and renounce them. |
The Republicans, many of them, will |
not vote the Democratic ticket and |
will stay away from the election | |
think the whole Republican, State
ticket will carry but the Governor.
There is one Of the Republican can,
dldates running as Independent |
against the regular candidate on ac~
count that he is dishonest. Give my |
respects to all the old boys in Grant |
and in your town, and say to them
that | will come to see them when
the railroad gets through to the Pa
citic, which will be in four years or
less. G Salmon, C.Ashley NJ McLana>
than and the rest are well. | enclose /
you $500 for which send the Herald I
one year to N. n. Graves, French |
Camp, CAL, and for the balance to
me at Stockton.
W. w. Wright's family all we'll
JOHN B. HARRISON
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-10-08
SCOT a T, p A RTY

The public respectfully invited to attend CotiE
lion party given in Mounts and spacious hall
on Thursday evening Oct. 24h Music by lshmael and
Gamers band. Wash Garner, Floor Manager.
Bloomington, Oct. s. 67-1st3 G. W. HARGER
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-10-08

s=s~The primary meetings of the
several towns in the Fourth Assem-
bly, District are to be herd at the
election places on Saturday, Oct. 10,
for electing delegates. The delegates
thus elected are to meet at Boscobel
on the oath October to nominate
candidates Tor Assembly and Super
visor.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-10-08
be4-Queen Victoria il said to he

sAoueen Victoria is said to be-
greatly pleased with the notice VIII ich
the first volume of 1.-THE Early Years
OF the Prince Cousort" has attracted
and the publishers have collected, by
her order, all the reviews OF the work
and forwarded them, bound in large
volume, for her Majesty's perusal.
sas-A traveller in the back w GODS
met with settler near house, and
inquired, -"Whose house 7" "Mogs.
"cf what built 7" Logs" ANY
neighbors p =. Frogs. What is
the soil r Dogs" 1.-The climate?'
"Fogs. Your diet ~ Hogs.
!" How do you catch them . -
"Dogs"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-10-08
AUCTION SALE
GLEN HAVEN.
WISCONSIN.

GLEN HAVEN, WISCONSIN.
The subscriber will sell at Public Auction, his
premises In GLEN HAVEN, on Saturday, October 20,
1867, the following described property, to wit
-Four horses 10 cattle, so hogs. Reapers PIows, Wa
CONS, and alt other articles that usually accumulate
about an old farm Also HOUSEHOLD FIxTuREs,
TIMBER BY THE ACRB, &c, sc.
TERMS: All under $1,000 cash; over ten a credit
of six months on secured notes with interest.
Glen Haven, Sept. II, 1867. ST. NJ SCOTT
l5-w6
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-10-08

ass The finder Of silver watch is
referred to the owner who describes
his property in the Herald.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-10-08
mERINO BUCKS.

F"f sale or !. limo bucks fun bred Will be
- III - hall ual pric ar less. These sheep not
nnrstd for the market but in the field rough
far JOHN DODGE
coming On, SsF Est. 1861 I6w3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-10-08
EOR SALE.
A COM PI4ETE HON EsS'rEAD

A COMPILE HON ESTE;AD,
miles north OF Pstteyille and miles of Wash.
bum, Grant county Wis consisting of so acres, half OF
which fenced, 80 being under plough, ~
acres timber; good house, y by 20 It with rooms;
gransry, stables, csllar. kc well of good
fus stream flows through the fold near the house;
very pleasant location and perfectly healthy. Price
$500. For further PARTICULARS address John w Snow
deu, No $780, I'd Avenue Now York. apply 10 George
Snowden on adjoining farm. lsw3*
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-10-08

sus- Rev A. NJ. Dickson has re-
moved from TrempeIeau to Skulls
burgh in Lafayette Co, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-10-08
EARM FOR SALE.

Two hundred acres Of we'll improved farm lands for
sale, with large two story house. orchard out build
ings &c. Terms part cash. balance to suit par
ties. DOUGLAS OLIVER
North Andovsr, formerly divers Mlls) June % 81
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-10-08

sa- The Grant County Herald of
last week, contains leader reflect
ing severely upon the conduct of a
number of prominent citizens ofthat
county; it has caused a great deal of
excitement in some quarters, but we
think the storm will blow over, and
find both these individuals and the
Herald all safe. There ought to be
something to disturb the equanimity
of old Grant once in while or it
would grow corrupt.-Prdirte ia
Chen Union.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-10-08
FOR SALE.

single double seated, two horse family
carriage is offered Tor Sale very cheap. Perfect
family pleasure carriage In lnire at the HERALD Office
Lancaster. Wis, July - 1867 tt
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nss- The young folks are invited TO
attend party at Harger's, Bloom,
ington, Oct "a. See advertisement.
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RARM TOR SALE.

Adjoining the village Of Tsfton and may be sold 70
village lots, acres, living springs of water ON
it, one OF them ~ feet from the door the new dwell
ing house, upright pa 16x24 and kitchen part llxIS
the land well fenced and good land For particulars
inquire fJohn oordon, on the premises Possession
given immediately. JOHN GORDON
Taftop. March 18th, 6T .q-tf
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MULES FOR SALE.-John Brandt
offers for sale span Of mues-good
workers. Sec adyt.
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Exclusive Agency

Tor Gant and adjoining counties also for Newton
anu any. haiiet a DAVIS Grand and Square Piano Fortes
known 10 require notice here Send for catalogues
variety Of small Instruments such As Violins Gu
Us aceordeohs futnas, Coneertinas Flutes Clario-
nets. &C. with the best strings will lie kent
- MANU- 1911 Lancaster. Sept 20, 1867
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SALE OF FORFEITED STATE LANDS.

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