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higher. Flour In active demand, and generally
nrmer. Wheat and closed nrmcr, with fair de-
mand. Oats were active ana better. Pork and lara
were dull aud heavy, while beef was steady. fregn's
were active and nrmer. whskey was unchanged.
Naval stores we're lower but more active. Petroleum
was no!nally &c. lower, and wool dull and heavy.
MIscELLANYoUA
We have special dispatches from Cuba 10 the 18th.
Porto Rico 70 the ID inst and vsnezusa 10 the 2Ah uis
There u no news OF importance from Cuba or sI DO
mingo The finances Of Porto Rico remained IN a.
plorabls state More troops were expected from SPAIN
New rsvots were expected In yenesusla and the MI
iisia WAS being thoroughly organized.
Tho Indian Commissioners have arrived al Fort
Larnsd, all WE'LL their way 70 meet the warriors IN
council ., Medicine Lodge Creek. Two companies Of
mounted Montana militia under Captain Hughes, had
deserted and thousand dollars reward had been Of
fered for the capture Of Hughes.
General Husssm Pacha Of runis was introduced 70
the President by Baeque Bsy. the Turkish Minister,
yesterday In his address the Minister cited the fact
that the Pacha had risen from the poson OF Circas-
TO his present one instance OF the SINH
larity between this government and that OF Turkey.
An infant child OF the Turkish Minister was baptized
yesterday In the Roman Catholic faith.
Tho coroners inquest In the oil the riot homicide
at westfeld Mass, is going Several Witnesses have
AZ tne conetaUi0s DfooAs
killed the rioters were perfectly quiet and making
disturbance. The constabes have hitherto claimed
that the firing done in self.defence.
Major Pierce, the officer who recently destroyed
printing Office in Camden Ark, for some offensive arti-
ce published by the editor has been sentenced by court
martial forfeit his pay for year. TO be degraded in
rank to captaincy and to be reprmanded in general
orders.
The yellow fever Is abating rapidly everywhere. In
Memphis there only deaths up TO noon yes
terday. The Secretary Of the Howard Association at New
Orleans has telegraphed that further contributions
needed. In yicksburg thers have been deaths
within ortyeght hours; in Galveston there were only
four during the Same tme and In Mobile there were
only two yesterday.
The recent trouble of the Virginia and Tennessee Rail-
road Company with the government has been settled by
representations OF tho directors committee and the
company will go on with tho election OF officers at the
adjourned meeting.
white radical candidate for the Virginia Convention
named White. became involved In row with the
colored adherents of another candidate coored At Will
llamsburg, Va recently and compelled to fee for
keep the peace
Ohio, Monday night during some disturbance, but the
ball missed him and killed young lady.
Governor Swami reviewed the First division OF the
Maryland National Guard at Baltimore yesterday. Tho
force numbered Ave six thousand men, and the
crowd upon the through which they paraded
immense
mob recently tore up private tide dam at Sleeps.
cot Me-. because, they alleged. 1t injured navigation.
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Tn. Steamboat Rlchnona Disaster.

The farce of an il,auest, held up the Hudson
river, over the remains OF one Of the nremen
murdered by the "culpabls negligence or
wilful design Of the officers Of one or other.
or both, Of the steamers Dean Richmond or
Vanderbilt should not serve to divert the
public mind from that disaster. 1t amounts 70
nothing at all. A few Witnesses on one side
were examined, the verdict Of the Coroner's
jury put the blame on the other side, and the
other side comes out and denies its culpa-
bility. II ID just such . trick a. is frequently
resorted to in similar cases TO make the pub
lie suppose that some sort Of conclusion has
been arrived ak, that the affair has not been
suffered to pass unnoticed, and leaves tho
guilty parties unpunishsd, while each side sat-
isfes itself with Its own explanation.
The people care very little about the con-
troversy between the rival lines, as to which
boat was the most to blame for the collision.
They know that 1t was the result Of wicked
and criminal carelessness, and that 1t was
disaster that, but for miracle, would have
been attended by terrible loss Of life and
have spread sorrow into hundreds Of happy
homes. They demand, for their own protec-
ton, that thorough investigation should be
made and the guilty parties brought to pun
ishment. They will be contented with nothing
less 1t is in the power of any person who was
a sufferer in any way by the disaster to bring
the matter to an issue In suit for damages
against the company owning the Richmond
and this, we learn, will assuredly be done. It
kbok{ y, L -
the victims are all to be made mockerles Of
justice. Let US see If there is not power ia
some of our courts to secure q thorough in
quiry into the affair and to decide upon whom
the criminalty rests.
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The Roman Revolution and Crisis In Italy.
Our special cable dispatches from Italy
indicate that the revolution is rapidly pro-
crossing to a.serious crisis. Young Garibaldi
has not been taken prisoner, but is at the
head Of large body Of insurgents and gaining
ground. An engagement Of quite Q serious
character has just taken place in the Papal
province OF Frosinone, upon the Neapolitan
frontier, about forty-eight miles southeast Of
Rome. In which the Ponti6cal troops were badly
defeated. Large bodies Of insurgents were also
skirmishing in different directions. The greatest
excitement existed in Europe, and throughout
Italy the revolution is the great centre Of
interest The Pope, It Ii supposed from
rumor in Paris, will leave for Bavaria,
where he has been offered An asylum.
1t is difficult to imagine more complicated
condition OF things for Victor Emanuel and
Napoleon. II the Pope leaves Rome the italian
people will force Victor Emanuel to take pos
session Of the Holy City and the States Of
the Church. The Italians, so determined to
effect the unity of their country, would other
wise force q revolution against their King.
Louis Napoleon will also be obliged to show
his hand, and II he be determined to protect
the Roman Pontf in his territorial rights we
may expect such complications in the Roman
question as may result in general European
war.
The very latest advices indicate that the
Italo-Roman situation is rapidly tending to
this result The elder Garibaldi and Joseph
Mazzini have each addressed manifesto to
the Italians, urging national advance on
Rome and the proclamation Of republic,
while from Paris we learn that great activity
prevails in the naval department at Toulon.
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The Cubn Cable.

The Cuba telegraph is now complete and in
working order, and messages are sent to and
fro between New York and Havana. Thus one
more step is taken in that great march Of pro-
gress that is girdling the earth with electric fire,
and promises soon to put the life and thought
Of the remoest districts in active sympathy and
real contact with that of the great centres Of
Civilization.
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The Park Bank Encroachmcnt. !.

The Grand Jury having cognizance Of the
subject, have agreed upon the presentment Of
the Park Bank encroachment as q nuisance.
We may soon, therefore, expect decisive action
against it. We have, at all evynts, no reason
to doubt that the nuisance. will be removed
and that the builders IA the meantime are
building In vain on Public property.
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Congressman Ashley, the great impeacher,
has been signally rebuked by the people Of his
Congressional district in Ohio, and the Che
Waller Forney, the radical head manager of the
republican party in Philadelphia, has lost the
State by turning over the city into the hands Of
the democrats. He had five thousand majority
to play upon, and lost 1t ALL These are In
structive examples of radicalism run to seed.
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Tho Opening Day Of ,h. Jockey Club

Tho Opening Day or the Jockey Club.
The opening day Of the American Jockey
Clubs autumn season was ushered In yester-
day with all the splendor Of October sunshine,
lighting up the panorama Of nature in which
the Jerome Park Is centred Nature, more
brilliant in its animated form than the mantle
OF foliage that enwraps the Park, was there
too, reproduced in the thousands Of beautiful
women who thronged the stands, filed the
carriages, and helped, with delicate and jew
elled fingers, to empty the plethoric baskets
ingeniously slowed away to supply those
material comforts for which neither the beauty
of the weather nor the excitement Of the
occasion can provide substitute Fashion
held its place, and curiosity was abundantly
satisfied. All classes were represented, and
people Of oil tastes found room enough to
indulge their peculiarities. The scene, upon
the whole, was one OF those Kaleidoscope
views of New York life peculiar to our metro
politan civilization-gayety in its gayest cos
tune, and sorrow in its most sombre robes. But
as there is rarely to be found in human life a
chapter unalloyed by some gloomy incident
SO the races yesterday left one item upon their
record throwing cloud shadow behind it-a
jockey was killed riding over hurdle. That
was the only drawback to the first days
pleasure. There are many more days to come,
when, no doubt, the sport will be quite as
attractive; but let us hope that it will not
be interrupted by the untoward accident of
yesterday.
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much baggage. Grant is the man TO cast 1t Off
and to bring his army into the battle in clean
lighting trim. The heavy caravan Of camels
and donkeys, with all the traps and trumpery
OF Chase. Stevens, Sumner, Butler, Phillips,
Greeley, and their set, will have to be left be-
hind. The result will probably be . separate
camp Of the intractable manhood suffrage
Sunday prohibition liquor law, and vomen's
rights people, and other moral reformers, after
the manner Of the old abolition faction In their
day. Let them 60. The people who carried
the country right side up through the late tor
rlble war have their own notions Of reconstruc-
tion, and Grant Is their man. The dominant
party In Congress, and the republican leaders
outside, must fall into line or clear the track.
Otherwise they will be run down and de-
stroyed. The democrats will probably concen-
trate again upon General Mcclellan, and, II
relieved Of vallandigham, he will serve as well
as any other man to hold the party in position
in view of the campaign Of 1872. The prelim-
mary skirmshes for 1868 have swept out the
radical Jacobins and their revolutionary
schemes. They must now drop into the rear
or join the guerlllas. The vote of New York,
In November, will only give a new impulse to
these popular movements for Grant, 80 that,
with the reassemblng of Congress, the fact we
expect will be recognized in both houses-that
the reign OF the radical Jacobins Is ended, that
the reign of common sense Is at hand, and that
General Grant is the coming man.
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that money is curse 10 = greenborn on Wall
street. Some one will tell h,u to buy short;
ne does It and loses. He is very sonhdendally
advised, by friend, that he did wong, but
II ne only buys short on Erie he WIN win
heavily. Mistrusting the advice, he goes In for
rise, and, as intended by his friend, fails to
make bis pile. Taking advice or not taking It,
he is sure to lose. It ID . notorious fact that
nearly oil the stock brokers who have figured
for fifteen or twenty years in the stock market
have come out a. poor a. they commenced. In
fact, Wall street ID an extensive three card
monte table. You arc willing to bet your
whole pile that you can tell where the right
card is; you stake heavily; the cards are
turned up and" you've lost 7,
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NEW YORK HERALD.
BROADWAY AND ANN STREET.
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All business or news letters and telegraphic
despatohes must be addressed NEw York
HERALD.
Letters and packages should be properly
sealed.
Rejected communications will not be re-
turned.
veIams xxxII................-.. No. $50
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING
woERELL ELL. ss, SISTERS, NEW YORK THEATRE Opra.
BowRRY THEATRE. Bowsry-srIys or PKARts-
NIBLo's GARDEN, Broadway.-BLAcK cnooI
OLYMPIC THRATRE. Brosdway.-Rr Wax wisrLr.
wALLAcK's THEATRE. Broadway and i,.n stres..-A
DANGEROUS CAsE.
GERMAN sTADr THEATRE. Nos IS and Il BOwery-
SrRUzrsEE.
BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadway.-rHs Dukes
WA0ER.
FRENCH THEATRE, Fourteenth t.-;AptR street MARIE An
ToisKrTE. GRAND DUCHESS Matinee al O'CLOCK
BANvARps OPERA HOUSE AND MUSEUM. Broad.
way and Thirieh stree--DEvIL's AUCTION.
NEW YORK CIRCUS. Fourteenth t,,rest-GrssAsrIcs,
EounsrRIAsisx &C Matinee at IA O'Clock.
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE 2and West 2nh street.
ALADDIN, rHK WONDERFUL SCAMP. &c.
THEATRE coNIoUg. 5l4 Broadway -wnlrn CorroS
kSHARPLKr's MssraKLs.
SAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELs. bs5 Northumberland.
EsrKRTAisnESrs, SINGING, DANCING BURLEsauKs.
KELLY Icons MINsTRELs. TO Broadway-soscs,
DANCES, EccrsrRctriEs, bURLrsours &C.
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE POI Bowory -CoMc
vocALIsx NEGRO MIssrRrLsr &c Matinee az O'Clock.
BUFFERS AMERICAN THEATRE, a., Broadway
BALLET, FARCE PAsrosisE &c.
BUNYAN HALL, Broadway and Fifteenth street THE
PiLcRn
EIdHrH AVENUE OPERA HOUSE. corner Thrty.fourh
street-SrScIsG, DAsciso &C.
..HooLEY's OPERA HOUSE, BrOokyn.-E rHroriAN
diNsrRsLsY. BALLADS AND BuRLEseuHs
BROOKLYN OPERA HOUSE. Williamsburg -Uspxs
THE 0AsLGHr.
FINE ART GALLERIES. s4S Broadway. y.-ExHislrroy OF
PAINTINGS
AMERICAN INSTITUTE. -ExHsrrios or NATIONAL IN
pusrRAL PRODUCTS
NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, sls Broadway
SCIENCE AND ART.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Fourteenth stres.-IrALAs
TRIPLE SH E EFT.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

woRRELL SISTERS NEW YORK THEATRE opr,
site New York HotsL-rHs FRENCH SIR.
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BowERY THEATRE. Bowsry.-srrrso or rr4R.-
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BANvARD,s OPERA HOUSE AND MUSEUM. Broa
way and Thirleth street-DEvIL's AUCTION.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-08-13
MARRIED:

In Watterstown, on the Cd day Of August 1867, by
Joseph Gurpsey, Esq, Mr. Myron c. sabins TO Miss
Ma tina Cauikett 9th OF Waterstown
In Cessville, August, 4th, 1857 by d Harp Esq Sir
John Wiley Of Iowa 10 Miss Mary Rest, 0fClaion
Ia Waterloo July y. 1867 by Rev Mr. Nicholas Mavue
Mr. Theatore 4 sil, 10 Miss Su-ah Spsrk 10th OF
Waterloo
In Lancaster, July q, 1897 by Cash Esq Mr. Thorn
a. 3 Graves Stocton California, to Miss Mary Cash
Of Lancaster
In Liberty, July 3. 1867 by Mr. Thomas Watson ESQ
Mr. Grandison Newell to Mrs Lizzie Karusy 10th AZ
Liberty.
In Wyalusing, August, 4. 1857, by 5 shattuek. ESQ
M VIM i Harvey Jr u Bloomington 70 Miss eddie NJ
Smith, OF Wyalnsinc
Dolphin, q Linden Iowa, 10 Miss Ezsbeth thomson
Of Hazsl Green. 4i
In fennmore August, 6, 1867, by Vim Croft, Mr.
Fcunimore.
La Wyausing, the 4th day of August 1867, at the
II Harvey, Jr., of bloomington To Miss Adde NJ smith
Of Wyalusng - -
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CHURCH DIRECTORY /:

CoNsREa ir.osAL~-Rev. 8. W Eaton, Pastor servi
Gee on Sabbath morning at 1890; in the evening At
sabbath School Immediately after morning service
Prayer meeting at the Church every "wednesday even
Ing, at 1880.
METHODIST GPIscoFAL-ReV. C. Cook, Pastor Preach
ing every Sabbath morning commencing at hAlf-pas
ten O'Clock. Sabbath School al 9 a. m PRAYER meet
Ing every THURSDAY evening in the Church at o'clock
EPiscoPALIAN KEY. ri tncis Moore, Rector. Divin,
Service il the Chapel every Sabbath morning commenc
ing Ut hapast ten o'clock also in the afternoon com
Insncing at haltpast three. Sabbath School at II m
Bib Glass IN tho Chapel every Tuesday evening, com
msncing at eight O'Clock
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-08-13
LANDS FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale l0acres of prairie land
10 thereof under cultivation, with 80 OF timber
land adjoining but by ell at so per The
property the north part OF the town
Lancaster; water the land, school house near by
and good roads, miles from Moodman tye from
Lancaster.
Also 100 of prairie land 20 thereof improved,
Herewith ~ OF young timber close BY ali at SIS
pei acre. Running water This property adJoins the
above lot.
These lands first quality. have also 100 Of
timber lands which will sell SIS per acre;
located in the neighborhood. Enquire OF Cover,
at the Herald office, address me at Lancaster.
EDWARD HALEERTY.
Lancaster, March 2sth, 81. 42-tf
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
BRONSON INSTITUTE.
Mt HOPE, WIS.

MT HOPE WIS
The FALL TERN Of this institution will commence the
% Tuesday in September and continue 10 weeks 10 be
followed by three other Of 10 weeks each with
one weeks vacation between each term for the scho-
lastic year.
RATES OF TUITION:
Primary Department ............. 80 eta ne Nysek
tOi14hOh Eiiklish ......................... As
Higher English and Classical .......,. 60
Instruction on the Piano. 8 per course Of a le.san
Tuition, onehaf in advance; the balance at the mid
die fthe term. gratutous course Of lectures viii -
delivered through the Fall aud Winter terms ON
omy, Physiology and Hygiene
Good board can be obtained for $3.50 10 So per wsek
THIS INSTITUTION
IS located Cd the ridge between the Wisconsin and
rivers near the old military road in the town Of Mt
Hope, Grant county Wis, The location is exceedingly
healthy pleasantly sheltered by grove from the north
and west winds and is free from those auremants 10
vice that iniest most Of the towns in Grant county
there not being saloon within miles of the place
The management Of the Institute is under board of
IL trustees who NIL the vacancies that may oceur in
sad board and visitors appointed annually by the
annual conference Of the NJ H. Church. They have se-
cured as Principal the Rev. b. Wright graduate OF
Appleton College, twhO has been tried and found ant To
teaci with competent assistants and are determined
70 make this favorable place for ladies and gentlemen
10 quay themselves for teachers TO enter college or
Tor the practical duties Of life.
Two hundred village lots for sale 20 mechanics and
tradesmen that want good locations
BY Order Of the Board Of Trustees
iV-ml I. fALLEY Agent.
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COW STRAYED.

Dated Bloomington, August LIST. !
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A. X. BUSHNELL, Pltffs 4
SHERIFF SALE-CHILDS.

SrATE oY WIscoNsIN Circuit Court OF Grant County,
Grant County. wisconsin
A 7. A. Burr, plt'fs, against Ransom Chds dsft.
BY virtue of writ of execution issued out of the
Circuit Court of Grant county Wisconsin, in favor of
the above named plaintiff and against the above named
defendant To directed and delivered and for want of
goods and chattes of the defendant wherein to levy
have this day levied upon ell the right title and interest
which the said defendant had the 31st day OF Ian
uary 1867, has since acquired in and to the follow
ing described real estate, to-wit:
The north quarter Of the northwest quarter of
Section sixteen le Town six 81 Range four except
thrteen OF south side aud the north quarter
of the northeast quarter Of Section seventeen az
cept twelve of south side in Town six 6) Range
four ~ west in Grant county Wisconsin, which said
the hour of 10 o'clock in tho forenoon of said day offer
for sae and will sell to the highest bidder for cash
the front door of the courthouse in the village of
caster, Grant county Wis Said sale will be made
satisfy said execution and costs
Dated sherin-s Office Lancaster, Aug r. 1887.
lo-w6 J. p. COX, Sheriff.
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DIR. d. w AVERILL, RM
SURGEON DENTIST, UIHYY

Offers his services the citizen sof Boscobel and sur
rounding country
as- Teeth extracted without pain or Inconvenience
10 the patient, by the Of vitaze1 Air. Ii is per-
fcctly safe producing bad effects like tl.~roform or
ether Special attention given to all branches OF Den
tstry Consultation free; charges moderate; all work
warranted.
Armstrong, G. c. Hazelton, Esq.
Office over Field Rukas Hardware Store, Boscobe
Wis Aux. IL, 1se9s-17-24tf
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SllERIFF'S SALE.-CHURCH.

STATE OF WISCONSIN, J Circuit Court Of Grant Coun-
Grant County, ~, Wisconsin.
George W Ryland, John F. Lewis and simon H. Lewis
partners in trade under the name, style and firm of
George W Ry'and &C., Plaintiffs against John NJ
Church, Defendant.
by virtue OF writ Of Execution issued the cir
cunt court OF Grant county, Wisconsin, in favor the
aboveamed plaintiffs, and against the de-
PENDANT to directed and delivered and for the want
OF goods and chatels Of the said defendant wherein
levy have, by direction OF Plaintiffs Attorney levied
upon all the right title and interest which the said de-
PENDANT had ON the 9th day of January, 1855 or has
since acquired in and to the following real estate
wit
The northwest quarter of the northwest quarter OF
Section thin ty-one CD the southwest quarter of the
southwest quarter of Section thirty (30) Town Seven
Range Four and the north haof the northeast quarter
OF Section thrtysix (36 Town Seven Range Five west
all in Grant County, Wisconsin, which said real es-
tate will on the 18th day of September 1867 at the
hour Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. of said day, offer for sale and
will sell to the highest bidder forsash the front door
of tho court house, in the village of Lancaster Grant
county Wisconsin Said sale will be made TO satisfy
said execution, costs, and costs of sale.
Dated Shsrin-s Once, Lancaster, August II, 1857.
j. Z. COX, Sheriff
A. K. BUsHNRLL, Pitts Atty. 10 wB
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OFFICIAL DIRECTc RY.

Post ONCE address Lancaster Wis.,
Judge Of Circuit Court T. MILE
Judge Of Probate COurt-WN McCiosIgAL
Treasurer-V +. KINNEY
Sheriff. p. Cox.
r. gister Of Deeds-J0sKPH Book
clerk Of Circuit Court. W. BLANDING
Clerk Of Board Of Superyisors-sANUEL r. CLIsK
Oh Of Board Of Supervisors-J. VI. SEAroS Potosi
Superintendent ofSchools-D. GRAY PukMAN
County suryeyor-JOEL BARBER.
District Attorney-G c. HAzELroN, Up. o. BoscobeI1
COroner-CHAs. DIcKEY. Up. 0. Dickeyville.)
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SANTA CLARA ACADEMY.-Thisi in
stitution is to be removed from Ben
ton to Sinsinnewa Mound, in James
town, Grant County. The old Col>
lego buildings at the Mound are being
fitted up anew and fixtures put in
for heating the rooms with steam or
hot air. The fall term is to open carr
y in September
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-08-13
IMPROVED FARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale the farm upon which he
resdesS0O acres 40 under cultivation 80 in pasture
remainder scattering timber, some of il very good
thereon two log dwellings, and all necessary ont build
ings; two spring houses, plenty OF stock water fine
young orchard about 10 trees, some Of them bearing
would make two excellent FARMS school house within
mile The land is situated in sections two and three
town of Clifton. Terms easy Inquire of W. o. Thomas
Montfort, Wis. GEO w KENDRICK
Clifton, April Sd, 1867 Arr
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-08-13
PRICK WAGON SHOP AND
DWELLING FOR SALE IN TAFTON.

O. The undersigned having chance TO engage
E;s other business, offers his two story brick build
ssR ing for sale, cheap for cash. Size 20x30 Stu
ated on Front street. tho lower story used wagon
shop and doing good business the upper story a
dwelling. For terms, enquire of j. N. Thomas, the
premises. J. N THOMAS,
April 3rd, 1861. L4t-tfl Tafton Grant county Wis.
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Farm FOR SALE.

One hundred and sixty situated one-half mil,
north oil the court house main road nearly all fenc
cd, comfortable house, orchard, &c, with meadow
pasture aud timber, with abundance good springs
an excellent stone quarry, &c. Will divide east ant
west and sell in forty eighty lots to suit pur
chasers, each tract fronting the road.
Inquire of IT NJ nARRrR
Lancaster, Wis. July IL, 1867 eff