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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-10-14
Applications for Patent.
Notice No. 25.
u!s. REonrrR,s OFFICE.

us. REGISTERS OFFICE.
xrCar larson City New, Aug. 18th. 1867.
OrlC HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Jean company, by Geo. Sherman, Presl-
ssn,' ana William Lee Secretary. have this day
nn,. m snis Smes, a diagram. together with a
States, under Act OF Congress approved JnIv
70, 1850, for sixteen hundred feet Of ,he Dsay
Lode, known As the. Dean Company's claim.
claiming 'nrse HUNDRED foe, In width along the
IL acres; said claim being bounded ON Inc Nor,s
by the Occidental claim. and on th, so,,S IN
the Light and Auren claim, and sItun,s IN Ky
Silver Star Mining District, Storey county Nc
vadA- N~
WARREN T. LoCKHARr, Rsei.,.r
aulham
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-10-14
SPECIAL SCHOOL TAX LIST.
Special School Tax.
LIST.
STATE OF NEVADA. COUNTY OF sTo.
- rey. District Attorneys Office, virginiscity ~.
Notice OF Suits Commenced.


To the following named defendants, and to all
owners or claimants Of the real estate and i'm.
provements thereon, or improvements when as.
sessed separately hereinafter described, known
or unknown: You are hereby notified that suits
have been commenced In the Justices Court Of
Gold Hill Township No. 3, by the state Of Neva.
da Is plaintiff, against each Of the defendants
hereinafter named, and each Of the following de.
scribed tracts or parcels Of land with improve.
ments thereon and improvements when sepa.
rately assessed, situate In Gold Hill School Dis.
trict, Storey county, Nevada, and all owners or
claimants 10 the same, known or unknown, TO
recover the Special School Tax. and ten per cent.
damages assessed TO said defendants against said
property for the Special School Tax for said
Gold Hill School District, levied between the
22d day OF June, A. 1857, and the 22d day Of
July, A. D. 1867, and that q summons has been
duly issued in each CASE and you are further no.
tiled that unless you appear and answer the
complaint fled in said cause. on or before the
THlRTIETH DAY OF OCTOBER, A. D. 1867,
at the hour of10 o'clock A. NJ. Judgment will be
taken againlt you, and the real estate and I'm.
provements herein described for the amount OF
tax specified. and ten per cent. damagesandcosts
ofsuit.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-10-14
Doney Gold and silver Mining

Company, Lyon County, Nevada.-Notice.-
There are delinquent upon the following de
scribed stock, on account Of assessment levied on
the second day OF September, A. D. 1867. the sew.
eral amounts set opposite the names Of the re-
spectivc shareholder, M follows:
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MEDICAL.
ma THE
NEW REMEDIES! NEW REMRDIRS!!
DR.. Gibbons Dispensary,

SEARNY STREET
O4V Cor. Commercial. san
Francisco ,sstablishedin 1854,
for the treatment Of sexual
and seminal Diseases such as
Gonorrhea, elect, structure,
syphilis in all Its forms. Semi.
nal Weakness, Impotency,
etc., skin Diseases (of years
standing) and Hlcerated Legs
successfully treated.
nnnTnn nIllnN haa H.
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SPECIAL SCHOOL TAX LIST.
special school Tax List-Conhnued.

New York & Nevada y. NJ. Co.. 37..1..H..2 90
OBrien,
o'Brien, + unsurveyed portion of
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-10-14

WIN. W. BISHOP,
District Attorney Storey County, Nevada
p. MULCAHY,
Sheriff storey County. Nevada.
September 25. 1876
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-10-14

Al. Ordinance 20 Determine the Du.
ties and Fix and Establish thc Fees
and Salaries of Officers = Passed
Sept. I'D, A. D., 1867.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-10-14

Woods & Cheesman, Trusts. 1891
NUonas 4, nbsa.fnan Trusts 1iQS
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and he shall return to the Town Clerk all receipt
BOOKS, which shall contain the stubs designatIng
the amount, the date, to whom and for what IL.
sued, upon each stub, and he shsl In no case Tor
the collection OF any license or tax Of any kind,
Issue any receipt other than is provided by law,
and Is countersigned by the.proper officer.
SEc.!2 The Fees OF Justice Of the Peace shall
New-York tribune., 1867-07-17
NTH CoNGREsS-FrRsr SESSION.
SENATE, WASHINGTON, July l6.


PETITIONS.
Mr. SIMMER Rep., Mass.) presented two Pc
tins for relief from disability under the 14tl amend
nent 10 the Constitution. Referred 10 the Judicihiy
Co,nnittee Also petition iIOm the cltlens oi Mat
ngfon asking TO have the Charter OF washington Cl
amended as To allow cOlored persons 10 hod once ne
ferred 10 the Committee on the District.
IuTXDMINIs TO CHARTER OF WASHINGTON.
n, SHSiTt;Is introduced bill granting the prayer Of
the above pettIon by amending the Charter OF washing
ian In the partienIar referred TO. ,
Mr. RIJ(KAIEW Dem, PENN objected 10 the present
consideration OF the bill, and II goes over
TUE RELIEF CERTAIN SOLDIERS AND SAILORS
Mr. WILSON rep, Mass), from the Military Commlt.
tee reported substitute for the House Dili Tor thel elie
of certain soldiers and sailoEs charged WIN deseon
The substitute declares that no soldier or sailor sna pe
held 10 deseier who faithfully served untli fieF te
10Th OF April and then went home without leave from
the proper authority but nothing herein contained sha
operate es remission VI any forfeiture OF bounty BACK
nsv III pinsiOn incurred by desertiOn.
a,ine section 10 iepeal much OF the act of March,
s6S ~ dsfra nrises deserters and disqualhes them
from holding office. l. 't NIoss,.s
HENDRICKS Dem, Ind.l, BUCKALEW uDep., ra.ll'
CAMERON CI,el,- ral WILSON Rep, Mass, OoNh.
LINZ; IRep. n ~, and EDMUNDs Neep.. Nty, INC
ameaauent n Mr. Hendricks was dlsaersea TO- -
~ 11 Messrs BHckder, Ddcts, FetorteAs 1otDs'"' %
>s,proN PATTERSON UcnD), and Van hous,S III 'to W
t,,natiyc tDcns itac Jolins0Intes sii oapeJ ,hen
,The hin rs then reported by Mr. midson ce was -" in
nasSed and goes back TO the House ior eoho"ieH'0 "
IIIr EXPENSES OF THE RUSSIAN ACQUISITION
The CHAIR laid before Tie senate eVADn'upsS""'
New-York tribune., 1867-07-17
N,po1roN IN nEFRNsE oF ROME.

NAPOLEON IN DEFENSE OF ROME.
FLORENCE, July 16.-Reports received here from
Rome represent that the Papal Government is much
alarmed by the menacng attitude of the party Of
action under the leadership of Ganbaldi Many Of
the batteries around Rome are being restored and
put into effective condition and il is stated that
the Pope has made appeal to the Emperor Of
France for the protection of tile Holy See.
PARIS, July 16-Evening.-Iu response to the ap-
peal of his Holiness the Pope, for assistance in re-
pelling the anticipated attack upon the City
of Rome the Emperor Napoleon has warned the
King of Italy of the threatened movement of Carl
badi The batteries formerly erected by the French
around Rome and not the old Roman defenees, are
to be rebuilt and strengthened for defensive opera
New-York tribune., 1867-07-17
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

LONDON July I6-Noon.-C for money, s4a; United
States Fivetwenty bonds. 49, Illinois Central Railway
shares, 81. Erie Railway shares, A.
Afternoon-Consols have advanced llG Illinois Cen
trail Railway shares quoted at 7s. ex-dyidend; Ere
Railway shares declined l. and quoted at AGA
United States Five-twentes have declined l. aud arc
quoted at 72i
Eyening-Consols closed at 94s for money. American
securities closed the following rates United States
Twenties 722 Illinois Central shares es DIVIDEND
TG9 Erie Railway shares, 463 Atlantic ana "fea "es'
ern consolidated shares, 2si
FRANKFORT, July l6-Eveniug.-umted states FN%
Twenties closed at 77S.
LIVERPOOL, July 16-NO0n.-Cotton firm estimated
sales to-day 5000 bales Mddlng Uplands, Jold Mid
ding Orleans 1Oid. Corn, 36. California Wheat h as
1914. Barley, ST. Oats, A.. Peas, 40I. Pork, 73c Beef
1916 Lard, 476. Bacon, 426. Cheese 59j Pot Ashes
a Rosin-Common, n, and Fine, l2i Spirits T"rpen-
tine 3d. Petroleum-sprits, 3D. Standard White, li2
Tallow, Al. Clover Seed, AZ.
Afternoon.-There is no change to report IN COtton
Breadstus frmer. California Wheat has advanecd
1916 In the Provision market Extra Primo Mess Beef
has advanced to I4O per bbl and American Lard to G
Evenng-The market for Cotton closed without any al
teraon in prices. The sales of the day 49,
900 bales The following the authorized closing quo
tatiORs Addlng Uplands, lOtd; Mddling Orleans, lo
Adyices from Manchester are unfavorable The market
for goods and yarns is inactive and heavy The Bread
sns market closed m and advance was established
some articles Wheat-Calfornla Nhlte, 1917 v
GENITAL Peas have advanced TO per quarter or cana
dian Corn unchanged quoted at 96i per quarter for
New Mixed Western. Barley and Oats steady ut tho
opening quotations Beef closed firm al the advance es
ablshed this afternoon Extra Prime Mess, lio Lard
firm at 1876 Pork steady at 1916 Bacon and Cheese nn-
changed from previous quotations. Rosin-CommoD VIII
iningten, IL and fine American, 2. Spirits TufPenbne,
81 Ashes. 81 for Pots. Petroleum firm at Cd gallon
for Spirits, and l2l for Standard White.
LONDON July i6-Noon.-No IL Dutch Standard sogar,
25s Scotch Pig Iron $751; Calcutta Lnseed, csc lin
seed Cakes SO 1915. Enseed Oil, Sal lo Whale Ola
gS?. Sperm Oil, a1lO.
Evenng.-Markets generally unchanged
New-York tribune., 1867-07-17
EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS.

SENATE COMBINATIONS AND REFLECTIONS.
WASHINGTON, July 16.-The Senate to-day
confirmed the following nominations OF Posmasters
E NJ McAIlister at Champaign, Illinois VIM b. Sher
nOis
The Senate alss confirmed Samuel Blatchford 10 be
Judge OF the United States District Court for the South
ern District Of New York and rejected the following
nations
James Booth 10 be United States Attorney for the
District OF Delaware William VI. Lewis 20 be Assessor
of internal Revenue for the lid District OF Indana and
william H. German, TO be Postmaster at Belydere, Hi
Dos.
The following appointments Of examining surgeons in
the Pension Office have been made; H. H0mseD, Grant
City, Me. John v. Dsyine, TeEeyen, Tenn.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-17
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

SOUTHAMPTON, July 16-NOOD-The steamship Bremen,
Capt Meyer, from New-York has arrived here on Der
way to Bremen The German Lloyds steamship New
York Capt, Ernst which left NewYork the ith inst,
touched at this port to-day and after landing her EDssh
passengers and mails sailed for Bremen
QUEEssrowS, July i6-NoOn-The steamship City OK
Baltimore Capt McGugan, from Nsw-York has arrived
here on the way to Liverpool
LIVERPOOL, July 16.-The Steamship Nestoran' caps.
DuttOn which left Quebec the eth inst touched yes
terday at Londonderry and arrived at this port to-day
New-York tribune., 1867-07-17
MEXICO.
GOMEZ AND CANALEs DECLARE TAMAULirhs AN
INDEPENDENT STATE.
IUIlpAs AN

GOMEZ AND CANALEs DECLARE TAMAULiphs AN
INDEPENDENT STATE.
NJ rElxss.ru rArsusG
Nrw-ORLEANs July 16.-Havana dates To tho
sd have been received. The BoIen Commercial qno'es
No sugar at siasi reals. Exchange OH New-Yors ~
per cent discounts London l9i per cent premium rams
l4alla premium The steamship Herdne, ~ days from
rampco arrived here this morning in charge OF Acting
Master Berstle United States Navy. She was seized
nv the United States authorities, and awaits or
ders from the Treasury Department Her officers
here report that Gomez issued proclamation declaring
raising troops capture Tampc0, They utterly ignore
uarez and will proclaim either themselves or ofesa AZ
Anna had been taken OF the steamer virginia but
the Mexican officer who made the arrest plseen h.s
sword under the American h"s' anu ""A'' N''
instead Of over IL.
TIE PORT OF TAMPICO DECLARED OPEN.
WASHINGTON, July 16.-The State Depart
u,ent has received copy Of the decree OF President
.Juarez, of which the foowingis translation:
Ren,to Juarez Constitutional President Of the United
Mexican States makes known TO the inhabitants heleoi
thar i'm the use OF the ample powers with which am M
vested have thought proper to decree the following
Only in conformity with the provisions contained IN tho
decree Of the 2Sd Of April last IN WGh the Po, @ is' IN
disobedence to the General Government ana Dy n'no
o. the th nart % o amnco is again opened
from the aforesaid eth day TO foreign ana e9astns CUT
merce therefore. order the same 70 oe puOsHe" """
Given at the National Palace in San Luis PStc. this
To the Ctzen Jose Maria Gesias Secretary Of Justice
THE FALL OF VERA CRUZ-OFFICIAL DISPATCH
TO SECRETARY SEWARD.
CONSULATE THE UNITED sTAfEs, D
VERA CRUZ, June %, 1907,
VIA NEw-ORLEANs, July is, 1861
3L, Hon. wM H. SEWARD Secretary Of State.
SIR: The City Of Vera Cruz, and the Castle
Of san Juan DUoa in quiet possession Of the National
Mexican General Benavdes. The Imperial Chiefs and
foreign troops have left the country.
EH. SAsBURN, United States CoDeoL
SANTA ANNA on PAROLE.
We have advices from Campeschy 10 the 22d otmo,
and hear OF letters Santa Anna TO his friends 10 tho
United States The ex-Presidcnt was ther ia CUSTODY,
aud had the whole city Of Campeachy for hs prison In
other words he was prisoner parole He wfites ss
II in no fear that his life In danger and seemed very
secure at least OF the immediate future.
WAR STEAMERS TO BE SENT TO hEAioo'
The international difficulties likely to arse
in relation 10 the death Of Macmillan has put the Cow
rnment ON the q vice In order to prevent any foreign
nations from taking advantage OF his execution Dy inter
,rno On the affairs OF Mexico, several war steamers arc
70 ne sent from the navyyard to the mouth OF the Rio
Grande with view watch the Austrian fleet which s
70 arrive in Mexican waters TO demand the body Of tho
late Emperor Wash. Chron., July H-
New-York tribune., 1867-07-17
PORRERY IN MERIDEN.

! MERIDEN, Conn, July 1.-TWO YOUNG OCT.
mans who had been left charge OF the new house 0i
Harvey Rogers absconded Sunday night taxing VITA
names and other mOveable property 10 the amount OF
over S 900 Among The articles taken was eonnterpane
work for six wears and which was highly priced The
thieves are supposed To have taken the sunday night
train IN NeyYork and TO he now secreted in that cy,
thonn nh they NAV have gone 10 Boston liberal reward
will lie paid for their arrest and the recovery OF the
nrticles siolen.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-17
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
EUROPE.
GREAT BRITAIN.
TIE SULTAN IN LONDON.

sr aTI Axric TKLxeRAPH
LONDON, July 16.-The United States Minister,
Charles Francis Adams esq, together with the other
members Of the diplomatic corps in London. waited
upon his Majesty, the Sultan of Turkey to-day. A
delegation of the principal Americans now in this
city also held an audience this morning with the Sui
tan.
THE REFORM BILL.
The Reform bill has finally passed the Housc OF
Commons, and has gone 10 the House of Lords, IN
which it was read this morning. The second reading
has been assigned for Monday next.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-17
srRENADE TO cHIEr.JusrrcE CHASE

SARATOGA SPRINGS, July 16.--Chief-J JUstico
Chase serenaded by the guests OF the Union Hotel &c
no o'clock last evening The music superb, tie nifhs
splendid and everything passed on IN the most 1Thans
manner.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-17
rur YA1ur IoHN u. rnRD.

HALIFAX, July 16.-The yacht John I. FWd
sailed to-day at for Hayre. Large crowds Nsifd
her during her stay here. v
New-York tribune., 1867-07-17
ARIZONA.

FLOOD IN CoLQRApo-ARzoNA CITY DE-
sTRoYED.
BY TEIH6RaPB TIE TKBrSE
SAN FRANcIsco, July 16.-Late Arizona adj
vices state that the Colorado River is high that the
breakwater al Gila flowed over causing the entire
nc nnninTed on Fort Yuma side. The food has com
neteiy %reeEed the Overland Mail Comanys quarters
me ouarterlnasters warehouse al fort fuma was ue
strovsS nv fre Ioes 100000 The Arizona mail carrier
has been killed ~ the Indians
New-York tribune., 1867-07-17

REMOVAL OF THE POSTMASTER AT swILMING-
TON. n. G.
WILMINGTON, n. C., July 16.--.]. ID. Poisson.
Postmaster here, has becn removed, and T. H. BRINK Is
appointed 10 the position.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-17
VOL XXVH.. NO s,196
WASHINGTON.

TuE SENATE AMENDS AND PASSES THE DESERT
ERS' RILI-DEBATE ON TIRE INDIAN BILL-
TILE IMPENDING YETO-SURRATT, TRIAL
THE, LOUISIANA LEvEES--RECoNSTRUCTIO
BILLS-NEXICo-THE GRAIN DROP.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-17

CITY MATTERS TO BE INyEsTIGATED-PLANFo FOR
THE GOVERNMENT OF CIrIEs-cONTlNUA-
TION OF THE SUFFRAGE DEBATE.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-04-30

ter hands the very best. Ifina vii
lego like Lancaster there were but
ten righteous men, we should put one
or two OF them in the pulpit, two at
the schools, two at the press, two at
the public Offices, one at selling drugs,
and enc at selling liquors; Ind the
sapctuary> of God would not in such
case be deiiled by Using the church
basement for selling liquor. Such
ideas may now seem even ludicrous,
but if we mistake not the day IL
quite near when they are to become
the practice.
Lately our Legislature enacted law
putting lower courts of justice out of
liquor saloons, and, we believe pro
hibiting liquor sellers from acting as
justices This is sort of outlawing
of such persons and places. Rather,
we should select only men for liquor
selling who, by their singular virtues,
would be highly fitted for rendering
justice, and their saloons we'll fitted
for court rooms. We should raise up
the man and profession. The prac>
tice has been to degrade both, and
with them all who drink-occasio
" or often. The church surely acts
differently and wisely in giving sane
ton to the best of men for heads to
any and all business even such busi-
mes as has its evils as hath the LIQUOR
business.
The trouble is, that our churches
and head moral men have taken the
wrong chute in this whole matter
in raid OF degradation upon all who
use and sell liquor. The next turn at
reform will be through reversed
means--in raid of elevation to those
who temperately sell anduse the ar
ticIe. Suchihas been exactly the case in
England, where, next after run OF
exclusion, the clergy and moral lead
ers have made liquor free, social
medium. The danger is, only an
excess in the opposite direction.
But we would either punish or send
to the asylum all persons who drink
to excessive mean take an appe-
tite for liquor so as to banker after it
and lay about as hogs in the mire.
As to the experience of Massachu>
sets there is nothing in it, for no side
has had fair trial. The letting out
of Ii luor has been in the worst hands,
both under the license and no-Gcense
laws.
We frankly confess that had we to
choose between allowinr all the soal
should choose the latter-but only in
view OF finally a better, holier shape
OF the public mind according to
what we have Swallowed.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-04-30
Onantifv Of Seed ner Acre.

GRAIN DRllLED-p Wheat, Il to 2
bushels; rye, ! I to Il; oats, 2 70 3;
barley, q TO 3; barley and oats, l
bushel Of cats to bushels Of barley;
peas, 2 TO 3 bushels; bucllwheat to
I Of a bushel; corn u hills, 6 to s
quarts; in drills, for fodder, 2 to 3
bushels, broom corn in drills, ! to I
Of 9 bushel; beans, / to Il bushels:
sorghum, to Z Of a bushel.
GRASSES Timothy, to II quarts;
orchard grass, Il 70 bushels; red
top, II to 16 quarts; Kentucky
blue grass. bushels; white clover.
4 to quarts; red clover, 6 to s
quarts; millet to Z; lucerne, s to
10 pounds.
Vegetable AND sEEps.-Beets, 4
to 5 pounds per acre; carrots, 2
pounds; ruta baga, 4 to l pound;
tobacco, ounces; cotton, 2 to 8
bushels; turnip, | to 2 pounds; onions.
3 to pounds.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-04-30
TBoston Correspondence tApriI 1s)of the New York
Herald.
How the prohibitory Liquor IS Evaded
in Boston.

A well~known retail liquor dealer
down towL, whose cosy sanctnm IS
crowded about / a. m. by solid and
pious merchants as well as BY irivo-
lous and dapper clerks, has bit upon
an ingenious device for evading the
rigors Of the law. He has converted
his establishment into club, aud by
the payment of small sum for tick
cts, and signing their names to a
carefully worded document, bis GUS
toners suddenly become joint owners
of his stock in trade, and are consee
quently entitled to drink their pros
portion of cobblers, jaleps, &c, SO
that those who really sthirst for the
spirit can imbibe al iibitum. Other
enterprising dealers close their doors
10 the outside public. hut provide
their patrons with pass keys, and in
this way the Law is successfully eva,
ded. An amusing story is now go-
ing the rounds, OF a well-known cSer.
gyman, who, though a most estima-
BILE man, has less regard for appear.
ances tnan most Of his brethren
Not long ago the genial humorist,
concious OF the rectitade Of his atten-
tons, went into the bar room OF the
fremont Ho0so and ordered sniff
er. BY some mistake he appropria-
ted the glass of an individu near
him whose conversation stamped him
rs (what Artemns Ward would have
called a "cornal cuss." "That is my
horn that you drank" "Ah, my
friends" replied tie reverend moni-
tor 'does not the Scripture say the
horn of the ungodly shall be put
down r. 1t was a rapartee not un>
worthy Of Sidney Smith, and being
delivered with the dignity betting
the occasion produced marked inn
uraSSiOn
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-04-30
Important to Pedlars-Stste Licenses
Must be Procured.

The last Legislature passed law to
provide for carrying into effect the
provisions of the revised statutes of
this state, which require pedlers and
hawkers TO procure a state license
The cost OF a license for . pedler is $40
Iif he travels on foot, but $50 if be
travels with one horse, and $40 if he
travels with two horses, and $50 If he
travels with more than two. A fine
ofs25 and imprisonment not to ex-
coed three months, are made the pen
atty ofevading tho law, and the goods
that are being exposed for sale are IL
able to seizure, TO satisfy the fine and
costs. A state agent has beeen APP
r"' ted, whose duty it is to see that
law is enforced. Applications
r. st be made 10 the Secretary OF
State, and addressed to Col. ID. X.
Noyes, Treasury Agent at Madison,
and the fee required enclosed at the
same time to the State Treasurer to
procure a license. AS several hun,
dred citizens of this State are now
pursuing the business OF peddling
without license, aud this illicit trade
| is likely to bring them into trouble.
/ it will DO well for them to procure
the necessary 'documents" immedi~
ately.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-04-30

ANDoyER WooLEN FACrCRY.-Mr
divers Factory is now making and
furnishing enough cloth goods per-
haps to clothe half the people OF
Grant County, and Of quality
that will certainly wear doubly as
long upon an average as eastern
made stuffs. His cloths are all
wool, exactly what he represents
them. Mr.. Oliver gives a list OF
the prices of his cloths, fannels,
Ehirtings, blankets, &C., which we call
Gttention in his advertisement.
lie wishes to exchange cloths, &c,
for 10C, COO pounds of wool.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-04-30

MARKETs.-The prices at ST. Louis
are greatly above what they are at
Chicago and Milwaukee this spring,
wheat being about so cts. above, and
corn, oats, and other stuffs showing
even q greater difference, and which
difference alone is more than suffi>
cient to pay the river transportation
to St. Louis. We guess That. in this
section so near che river, we need fee.
less concern about competing rail
roads, consultations and monopolies
than elsewhere in the northwest. II
prices at Chicago and Milwaukee are
too cheap owing to transportation
charges, why, let us all hold on to
our stuffs each year till navigation
opens, and then Join hands and purz-
es and steam boat or fat boat our
grain to ST. Louis-the lattercity be,
ing about to compete with Chicago
and New York for the Continental
commerce. By-the>bye, where are
Cassville, Potosi and Wyalusing, and
why are they not competitors with
the railroad towns for the country
! trader