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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-05-30
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ben gum frsanbli@en 8eiude elm, unb bpft
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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-05-30
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Sob. Score Nipper,
srIteiut ieben DOnnerifas, unb folfst -. 90
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-. SO na& @eraub bes SabrsanSs.
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steine SubIrripticnen tperbsn fir penissr
als feds Monaten ansencmmen; aud tann
Nieuanb bas 8latt abbefellen, bis alle &ad.
Ranbe be3ablt linb.
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jtn inlerirt.
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Drudersi, Dritten Sha6s, SarriSbura, unb
IN Der nSnteaiseneer" Drudsrsi ant Centre
Sauars, 2anealter.
obnune. Nro. 410 Gbssnutifrabe, 3.ui-
f1en ber 4ten unb 5ten Straee.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-05-30
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1beO. 0eoras
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aas pub!ifam iibebaupt baB er etnen neusa
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Deutf6e 3wetfaen,
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Grblen, 8pbnen, @erlte, @rabe,
Ram,neL Cent, SalatBL
2prbeerbIdtter, Sarbins, 5Grrtnse,
S9weiSer- pnb 9imburser aGie,
Spielfartem, ,c., &c.
~ Serfaufen az 6anb balt.
3nm freuublidtm8ei label ersebsaf eir
Sbep. @eprse,
6ayrtstura, Stunt %, 1866.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-05-30
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e. $. &initarb,
435 @artt Strabe,

435 Marft Strabe,
Clabe bem Dspci,)
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bat cine srpbs unb eItsante &uswabl BON
Saten, &appen ano Snrbans
fiji RGnnsr, 8naben anb 8inber bon iebsr
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ben ,pirfli9 l.
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~ 8aar yreiien Serfauft.
werfonfn bic su taufen wiinfdsn, piirbtn
trebI tbun. bet ibm pprauipre1en, unb feline
Naaren au antsrluten.
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'HbOIslale unb retail an Manufafur.w .wrsiltn
fnb tn bateu.
A Man perasle ni6t ben Ylab, Nrp.
A35, NarftaraBs, Sableite.
Sarrisburg, Mpril 25. 67-6t.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-05-30
Simeen3 Oritnser's
,JSefbste maro = 6aus'

Gde Der Drittsn unb @ertsIe StraBs,
5arrisburs ga.
Der 1lnteraei1nete empFsbIt bent seebrten
wublifum ieinen obisen @afbof unter i3ulGer-
uns prompten 8ebienuns unb billieer Bebanb-
lung, unb lenft suslsi& bic Mufmnflamfeit auf
cine ipObleinseri@tete
DGderet
I'M 8aIemsnt bes 9aults.
6arriSbura, SuIt 5. 66:1S.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-05-30

Der Nebatteur elmer 9anbseituna
tn Sbto fast: asbte @pae baben wtr
pter3ts nepe Mbcnnenten nnb ein 8aby
befpnmenl
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-05-30

See,ler &aSerbier= alpm T!
Der llntsrssi9nsts benaHri&tist birmit iei-
ne Greunbs ippie bas YubIitum tbsrbaupt baB
er einen ...>
neuen cager6ier SaC on,
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9lley, 3piidsn Der Narft unb Gbesnutk =
Stra6e erSHnst bat. Dur1 CUTE @t-u
tranfe unb reele Bsbienuns bOat er f& bic
@unf bts publifunts su erwtrben. lln &C.
nsisten 3uipru9 btttst
@eUrs Dinser.
S1arriSburd. Mdr,. %. '67
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-05-30
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Gttb 8terbraueret,

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Sarrisburs, "a.
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ferunsen perieben unb ba3u einseribtet alien
8efeaunsen auf Sprsiisli6es Sommerbisr unb
S6enibier innerbal6 uab auberbalb Der Stabi
pplaGnbis 3u eeniisen.
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Bier am 3apt iC,pie
sntem @eim, 8itters, s@pei,er=
unb eimbursertafe, &c.
Danfbar fir baS tbm bisber seltenfte ;3u.
trauen leiner ,pertben @sl9aftsfreunbe, bittsi
um ibre fernne aunbi9aft
2ufas 8Dnts.
Sarrisburg, Ncp. Is, 66.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-05-30

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State Capitol Brauerei.
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llnieren Grsunben unb 9efannten, iopie ben,
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lanse rubmlit befanntes
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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-05-30
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itrabt ssIanen werben.
8tIey S'Donneu.
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Gde Der 3ten unb @alnut StraBe.
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Seeung pon
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um SubIriptionen auf bic In beutlter Sprate
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-05-30
@irtbi9afts Ierl ea,l,la.

Der llnter3tiGnete erIaubt Ftt leinen Greun-
ben unb BEN publifum ersebtnh bie Mnatise sa
MAIDEN. ba6 er feline @irtb11af nat bsm frt-
Der BON Srn. Wartin Orb eebaltsnen Spisl, se.
aenibn BEN wsnnlyIpania GiIenbabn- Depot
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ben Gel Tim INNER frtunbIide Mufnabme ,int
gtwirtbuns. Gum frsunbli@sn Seiub label
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5arrisbura. MpriI A. 1867. 7.-3W.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-01-15
Speake4 Cameron The Man and the
Power

Hon. Angus Cameron, Of the three
brothers Cameron known as the law
yer, member Of the Assembly from
Lacrosse, has been elected Speaker
Of the Assembly, of which we are
right GLAD. And as very much may
be Judged Of body of mon for good
or evil, 5Y the kind of head they
choose, we venture the judgment that
the present Assembly is to be che cf
the soundest institutions of the kind
in any State. Cameron it is under
stood, for his known opposition to
railroad monopoly and for his favor
TO some legal means Of reducing the
extreme freight transport infations
Of the railroads, received the support
OF the members who make these is
sues test. He is q plain, rdticeht
square man. Ii weak at any point Il
is in this, that be has some more con.
Fl icnce IN deep waters and quicksands
than is safe in a good pilot lie
needs watching. not for any evil or
corrupt inclination but for the wide
open unguardcd door to his front
which all may enter Watches should
be set over Cameron when the wolves
are about. Very much depends for
his success a. speaker whether he *
led by craft or whether the craft
about him are right ard true men,
We admire, as n man, even veneratc
and pay devotion 20, such men us
Cameron. Right meaning, he may
be oftimes wrong lis true, but right
wrong by treacbery never.
The Speaker has great, constant
powerin the body which he leads, es-
pecially so long as he fills full meas
ure Of their confidence. lie appoints
the committees, constructing them
in view Of tayoring bis views. BY
granting small tavors,a matter in his
daily power with nearly all, he may
make strong friends Of doubtful mem.
bcrs or even ofantagonisms. Beyond
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-01-15

Peace, were generally laboring men
in early life.
But on the contrary, very near all
who fail in business, fail at all they
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fban fail, were
damaged at the start by their parents
who sent their sons to school early
and late from six to twenty without
any useful physical training. Had
such boys but spent two or three
years at the shoe making, blacksmith
ing, or any other useful labor giving
physical discipline, they would have
turned out first class mon, for the
mental and physical discipline must
be equal az to time and tax during
boyhood. From seven to twenty,
half the time should be spent in
schooling the mind, half The body.
The time is all sufficient for both, and
at twenty college life comes in.
These things deserve more notice
just now than other eelect dozen
subjects.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-01-15
Legislature of 1867.

The Senate wing Of this body Or
gained by electing L. B. Hills OF
Dodge Co, chief clerk, and Asa Kin
ney, Sergeant 1T Arms.
The Assembly organized by elect
ing Hon. ANGUS CAMERON, OF La
Crosse, for Speaker, Z. W. YOUNG,
Esq, OF Sank, for Chief Clerk, and
Capt. DANIEL WEBSTER, Of Milwau-
kee, for Sergeant at Arms. Hon. O.
Cole administered the oath of office
to the members, nearly all taking OFT
their hats.
jill. Brunnemer, Of Fennimore,
Grant Co, was elected Postmaster of
the Assembly, and-Rountree, son
Of Senator Rountree, Engrossing
Clerk When the several smaller
positions were filled the Assembly
adjourned over till. Monday, so as to
give the speaker time to construct
his committees. Private letters re-
port an excellent legislature. Sena-
tor Howe's reelection for Z. S. Ser
ator cannot fail.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-01-15
Chicago Market.

Chicago, Jan. II.
The provision market is firm, but
inactive. Mess pork is il active re-
quest, at 1000, but sellers refuse to
accept less than Is %. Lard is
steady at 113M114c. Green meats
rule firm, but without decided
changes.
Dressed hogs are fairly active.
Sales range from notwithstanding
dull at 660M6S0 for lots dividing on
POO lbs.
Flour is duh, and to effect sales
holders would have to submit to con
cessions of 1o@ 15c T. barrel. New
York adv,ces are untavorable.
Wheat opened strong and advan-
ced &C e busho!, but closed quiet and
nominal for No spring at 194(a /.
95. The whole range Of pric paid
was 2.17@2 Psi for No. l spring /.
95@ 200 for No. > spring and at Ct
tor rejected spring.
Cora Is duh, but there is no deci-
dod change in the market We note
sales of No. / at T9@79lc: No. , at
ESQ 593c. and rejected as 53c-clos-
ing quiet and steady at zoe for No.
/.
The demand for oats is limited.
and the market for No. 2 in store
closes dull at 40c.
The sales arc at 40l@41c for No.
., and at 35c for rejected.
D.. l,tlI 4
prices are Be lower with trlhing sales
Of No. / at 8SGt soc.
Barley is inactive aud but little
moro than nominal, with small sales
Of No. ?, in fayorite houses. at G9@M
tic, and of rejected at 45@ 53c, ac-
cordinq to the location.
Timothy seed is steady and firm,
with a fair demand for prime at 800
e bushel.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-01-15

the country. The property inter
ests of the District demanded the
change and Congress must comply
or be denounced to the country.
Free and equal manhood suffrage
has been provided, Notwithstanding
the Presidents veto, and hencotorth
the District Of Columbia will be just
as much republican as Wisconsin OF
Massachusetts. The schools of Co
lambia will be free and the laws rs
tolerant Of color and rights as in any
northern state.
The change is one Of vast meaning
Thereby thousand Of the lies in
vented and sent by mouth to mouth
and ear through all the land will be
stopt. Thereby the blacks will find
protection from insolent whites. The
colored women will be secure against
the white bruits, and the courts will
respect all, no respect for class or
color.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-01-15
Heavy County Taxation Extraordina
ry Expenditures.

1t cannot fail to be noticed and
felt that the county taxes o. this
year are very heavy, over a third
above last year. The first impress
sion is, that the expenditures Of the
County Board Of Supervisors are
unnecessarily large, or for objects
that the public did not need, or per,
haps some wrong or swindling may
have taken place.
In reading the Reports of the Clerk
and Treasurer, Messrs. elise and
Moore, which are published in the
HERALD this week, also the proceed
ings Of the annual meeting Of the
Board lately published, we find the
following extraordinary appropria
tions for the current year which fully
account for the great swell of coun-
tV taxation over Drecedlpp wears :.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-01-15
pROOF OF WILL.-STOLL.
STATE or WISCONSIN. !
l., ,v,.,,.-r,. Sc

Probate Office. January H. 1851.
Ia the matter Of the Proof and Probate of the ast I
and testament Of Lorrence stoll, deceased late ~
the County Of Grant o "a
Whereas, an instrument in writing nur,or,in, =. u
The lezt oil and testament of Lorrence stnI
e se' ate Of the County of Grant has been
made by Ceiesti4e kaltenbach praying thai III sona
pe prey y and admitted to Probate according 70 The
Therefore, IT is ordered that said annlicatior -
ueoFe me at the Probate Office III the village of Ian
caster IN sad Comfy on Mon y the 18th day Of Feb
'", ~ go AZ one o'clock 7. NJ Of said day
Aholtis further ordered that notice shall he ,ven n
as persons interested IN sad will the time ana place
~ 5iI heafng, oy publication in the Grant County
iAhALD' newspaper printed II said village for three
successive weeks, once each week prior 10 the time ~
such hearing. f - '"e uihe OF
By the Court WIN McGoN1cAr
County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-01-15

this he may rally to himself any OUT
side faction, corporation or influence
by mere bend or circumflex of the
head, or by pronouncing name
The hazard OF good name and infiu-
ence in a Speaker is when he COM
ceives injquity and tries to bring
forth evil fruit. Such deeds cannot
be concealed from those gifted with
upright wisdom. But Cameron cam
not thus fall "a prey to himself.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-01-15


The $4,000 appropriated in the first
three items require no explanation.
We have heard of no objection to
these appropriations. Same of the
S., goo for roads and bridges and the
81 900 for wolf bounty. The pro
priety of providing in advance So, 900
forpaying jurors, witnesses and other
court expenses may be ques toned.
Formerly the town treasurers paid
for their stationery and tax receipts.
The late legislature enacted law re
curing the towns to pay for stub
tax receipt books, but the county
supervisors, in view of saving much
trouble to towns and treasurers and
needless expense, ordered q two
years supply Of such books at the cx-
pense of county. In the matter of
stationery, the county Board thought
best to order supplies at cost from
New York, and thereby save the re-
tailers' profits.
We hear it said that the county
Treasures and Clerk salaries ought
not to have been decreased. 1t may
be observed that the incomes Of these
officers in the shape of fees and per
centage formerly amounted to more
than they row receive, which
amounts all so to the county. These
officers would rather now accept the
fees and per centago of thor offices
than their present salaries The
County Superintendent allowance
4 is $1,000, which is just about a first
class teachers salary and what hi
could have as teacher for nine
months service. He has to travel
at his own expense visiting schools
during at least a third Of the year
lie says he thinks he can clear $20(
per year, with tight economy anc
not using cigars or lager. Some
would say he should not clear any
ching and run the Office for the hon
( Ors.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-01-15
ESTATE OF SCOTT.
eAAIh OF " i>CONsiN, Grant County Court
uEANI COUNTY In Probate,
IA inc matter o. the estate Of January Term, 1867
John Scott, Present
deceased. W,n MrConi~,4 ;,,1-.
STATE OF WISCONSIN. ,

i appearing - tho satisfaction Of this court by the
petition o. Washington Scott Executor of the last viii
anu testament Of John Scott late of Grant County de-
CEASED tes'ae, that there sufficient personal es
tate IA The hands of said Executor pay the debts and
ieS"'s unpaid against said estate, and expenses OF
Aiinlhs tras'or, and 1t Is necessary sell part Of
lhe real e fte sad deceased or the payment Of such
1t Is therefore orl Tered that all persons
interested IN said real estate appear before
the Judge OF TIN court at the Probate Office in
Lancaster ~ said county Monday, February 25th
20 STOW cause il any they have why license should not
oe granted to said Washington Scott Executor to
sen 80 much OF the real estate of the said deceased
as may be necessary to pay such debts and lceacies
Ana IL is further ordered that Eotus De given to all
persons interested in said estate by pGblish- copy Of
tus order Tor weeks sucees-lyefy prior the iay Of
nearing IN the Grant Co. HERALD weekly newspaper
printed and published at Lancaster in SAID county.,'
BY the Court, NM. McGOXIGAy.
d--it County Judta
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-01-15

Cor THEIR Own. ]. Crilley, late
democratic candidate for Prison
commissioner in Wisconsin, has been
convicted Of robbery and theft and
sentenced to serve three years in the
Penitentiary. Ed. McGarry, the for
mer democratic Prison commissioner,
has been removed from the position
Of Inspector for House Of correction
for incompetency, disrespecttul con-
duct, conspiracy to defeat the orders
of authorities and other misconduct.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-01-15
pss~ The shortest days of winter

nsD~ The shortest days of winter
arc not the coolest, because the earth
is still retaining part of its summer
heat The earth does not thorough
~ cool at the surface till late in Jan
uary. The warmcst season would
be in June, except for the fact that
the earth has not quite recovered
from its winter chill.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-01-15

MESSAGE The Message of Gov.
Fairdnild is lengthier than we can af-
ford to print entire, but next week
we shall print so much Of it as may
be deemed Of best Importance. The
Governors views upon things are
sound. Much Of the message is taken
up with financial tabular statements.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-01-15

pa Virginia, like Kentucky, is
still full Of the spirit Of the late re-
bellion. Her Legislature on We'd
nesday refused, ! a nearly unani-
nous vote, to ratify the Constitutions
al amendment.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-01-15

e@~ The Mineral Point Tribune
has entered its nineteenth year I'M
der the present proprietor, &. w,
Bliss, Esq, who was its founder
For the first time since its start there
appears fortune in the near dis.
tauce, n very sure one.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-01-15
ssv Ealing rain acts as purifie

Say Falling ram acts as a purifier
of the atmosphere by dissolving and
carrying down smoke, carbonic acid
and other Impurities. The same of
snow, only with less effect The
snow which falls the latter part of a
storm, when melted, is water the
nearest chemically pure it can be
made.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-01-15
STATE OF WISCONSIN

$. +. elise, being duly sworn saith that
he has examined aud compared the foregoing statement
of account with the records vouchers &C. in the Office
and that he believes the 10 be correct and true
5. +. elise
Sworn to and subscribed before me December 35t IS
J. w. BLANDING, ok Crit Court, Grant Co, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-01-15
TO AMSTERS.

The undersigned viii receive sealed proposals until
O'Clock, 7 n, THURSDAY evening next for the haung,
81 the Lumber tor the N,w School House from Kinney
CO Saw mill yard at futosi. Security will be re-
qul-ed q the eontr ctor or faithful performance Of tho
work The will lot the lowest and best
bidder Bids be handed ia 10 s. s. CIisE AZ ms Office
Lancaster, January IA, 1s67
ADDISON BURR
JAS. A. JONES,
7. NJ. BARBER
S. +. elise.
Building Committee
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-01-15
To WHOM TT MAY CONCERN.

" horeas on or about the first day Of September A. d
tooo a Two seated open buggy left the shop Of
the undersigned ny party unknown Tor the purpose
81 being painted aud for sundry other repairs aud an
to the present time no one has appeared claim said
buggy, or 10 pay for said painting and repairs; now
therefore notice hereby given III parties interested
III said buggy 10 forward prove property and nav
charges thereon said Buggy VII be sold pursuant to
law ALEX pR0TIS
January II, 1S67.-32-t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-01-15
Lancaster Market.
M A R RED:

In ascohel. January 9th, by Rev King, Mr.. SAM
| I'll BARTHOLOMEW, OF Waterstown, and Miss AMEr
LA PETTEY o. Boscobel
In Taiton January 10, by Geo. H. Chambers, Esq.
Mr.. 6. VI sTRATT0N and Miss ELLEN NJ. SNYDER,
both of Mt. Hope.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-01-15
HOWE q BANTER
direct from the manufacturers at Boston, also lars
READY-MADE CLOTHING.

and CLOTHS very low, Gents Shirts ana Drawers
Glorrs md Mitteus, White aud Cray Blankets Furs
6c 81 O which we are DESTROYS Of converting into
Cash aud wi make it object for those in need to
% ana purchase. HOWE & BAXTER.
lancaster. january II, 1867 -32-4t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-01-15
DIED.

In Harrison, on the 4th Of January inst, DORA in
ant daughter Of William A. and Elizabeth Z. Wilson
aged month and - days.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-01-15
New Advertisements.

MATCHED TEAM FOR SALE.
pair Of sorrel Geldings, very we'll matched four
and five in spring, we'll bakc kind full fifteen hands
high, will be sold singly or together. Also AN A No L
set Of Double harness for sale after team sold Price
reasonable Cash or no sale. Also Wagon, No. iron
axle and pair OF hobs, go with the team if desired
Enquire of d. IT. RUDD
Lancaster, January Is, 1S67.-32-it
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Treasurer's Report.

Annual Report Of the TreasuIero rant County Wis
fol the year. A. D. 1866 made Dice Jer 10th, 1866
DR.
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CHARCOAL WANTED.

l want TO buy lot Of CHARCOAL suitable for Tin
smitaing, for which Will pay the CHEST market price
Maple charcoal preferred Apply TO
NJ. NJ. ZIEGLER
Lancaster Wis, Jan. IS, 1S67-32-4t
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The undersigned would farther report the followin
changes against Towns 10 GIANT County, 10 wit
Imperfect descriptions charged back io
Double assessments g O. {
Tsx.s canoe He'd, Town Treas Receipt Is
on FORFEITED School Lands,
-" Lands not entered, I15 !
cancelled md changed $. Lewis, 1T
Error =. Town Ireasurer's Return, II
Cash paid Ann Little ~ order of Count, Board 80
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All Of which IS respe ctfully submitted
SAMU Ell MOORE.
Trensurer of % tut County, wis.
Lancaster, Grant Co, Wis. &c. 10 1860.