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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-05
New Advertisements.
DEN rISTRY.

Artificial Teeth inserted Gold aud Rubber. from
one tooth to iul set different styles and at prices so
as 10 place them within reach Of all
Any having artificial teeth on cold pIate flat
have given away have them exchanged for i.,ber
Also anyone having artificial Teeth ana cannot uss
them invited to call and it l do not suit them no
fee wi be made.
Ether and Chloroiorm administered if desired in ex
tracing teeth.
Filling Teeth done in the most careful and perfect
manner known to the profession
Teeth having the nerve exposed is they
should he lost
Persons unacquainted with my operations referred
to the following
TESTIMONIAL:
Patteville, January 80 1867.
Dr. Deffenhacher having flied for me lot Of teeth
that considered nearly worthless, several Of them
having the exposed and the work being salts
factorily done. deem it my duty TO recommend him
my teeth aching friends hrst-cass Dentist lie
restore your deoayed snag and make you feel las
do) though you blessed with set Of nate
raj teeth j. II. EVANS.
Re- Rooms at the Mansion House. where 1 be
seen during the month Of February .he first two
weeks OF June and the first two weeks Of October each
year
50 W. H. DEFFENHACHER Dentist.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-05

EzE The Legislature Of West Vir-
ginia has been engaged in an unsue-
cesstul attempt to locate the capital
ofthat State. The question came up
in the House Of Delegates, few days
since, when nearly every member
present took occasion to puff his
own town and urge its superior claims;
and when the vote was taken, nearly
every man voted for his own town.
1t looks as though the capital must
omain where it. is.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-05
THE FLORENCE
TIE FLORENCE
ESTATE OF SCHMID.
STATE or WISCONSIN.
} Grant County Court
4 IN Probate,
January Term, 1867.
Present.
J VIM. Mc6onigal. Judge
GRANT COUNTY.
In the matter Of the estate OF
William Otto SUhlnid,
fafsa.,e,s1

1t appearing to the satisfaction Of this court by tina
petition Of Hon Nelson Dewey Administrator of the Is
tate Of iam Otto Schmid, late OF Grant County de-
ceased that there is not sufficient personal estate in
the hands Of sad Administrator 70 pay the debts ont
standing against the said deceased and expenses of
Administration, and is necessary sell the whole of
the real estate said deceased Tor the payment of such
debts and expenses;
1t is therefore ordered that all persons
interested IN sdd real estate appear before
the Judge Of this court at the Probate Office in
Lancaster in said county Monday March 18th.
A. D. 1867, at o'clock in the afternoon OF said dav
to show cause II any they have why license Should not
be granted to said Nelson Dewey, Administrator 10
sell SO much Of the real estate Of the said deceased
as may be necessary to pay such debts ard legacies
Andlt + fnrther ordered that notice be gvc .oall
persons interested IN said estate ~ publishing copy Of
tins order or weeks successfully prior the day Of
hearing ia the Grant Co. HIRAM weekly newspaper
printed and published at Lancaster in said county
BY the Court, NM McG0NIGAL
2ott County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-05

Ray~ At the Germania ball. given at
public halt last evening a young
man named George Eversman fell
suddenly to the floor in the midst OF
the dance, and instantly expired.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-05

eaa- In the Wisconsin Legislature
yesterday, resolution was introduce
ed aud referred to the Committe on.
Railroads, for Joint Committee OF
five to visit the Illinois Legislature
and confer with them in relation to
harmonious action, to regulate and
restrain the railroads and protect the
people against oppression.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-05

E@g~ The President has recently
said, to a number of persons, that
the worst thing he ever did in his
life was to pardon Mayor Monroe OF
New Orleans.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-05
Chicago Market.

ChlcagO, FeD. l.
The Provision Market to-day is
dull but very firm. Holders of Mess
Pork generally ask 1900 but it could
doubtless be had for 1915 buyers
generally offer 1850. Bulk Meats
are firm, with sales Of Clear Sides at
103Wl11c loose. Lard is firm but
inactive at lie. Green Hams are
firm and we note sales Of 600 pieces
from slaughtered hogs at 10c.
Dressed Hogs are in good demand
for shipment, and the general market
is frmer. Sales range from Z .25(a7.
So and at the close there are free
buyers at 7.250760 for lots DIVIDING
on 200 lbs. Q
Flour is dull and easy, and sales
are light at 6.50(a10,75 for Sprino
Extras and 7,75 for supcrtine. ?
The is q good inquiry for No. 2
Sprins " heat, and an advance of &c.
Fbushel, with sales Of regular receipts
at misunderstanding firm at the
outside figure. Other grades are
very quiet and almost nominal
Corn is fairly active and prices
have improved &c, with sales at
75i(9774c for No. l at &C for No
2 and at 52@54c for Reiected-clos-
ing steady at 770o774c for No. /.
Oats are quiet but steady at 364M
391c for No. ? in store.
Rye is quiet bat frmer with sales
OF No. l at 884@39c, and Of No. 2 at
844M86c.
Business in the outside markets
continues dull. The demand is con-
lined to immediate requirements for
nearly everything. and the tendency
Of prices is to q lower range.
The trade in Dry Goods has i'm
proved slightly, but is still dull and
unsatisfactory. Merrimac Prints
are selling at 18!M20c Duchess b
at Zoe, and common brnnds at liza
l5c. Heavy Brown Sheetings are
steady at 52c Bleached Shirtin~s are
quiet and a shade easier.
Chicago Feb. 2.
Wheat is dull, with No. / at 2.f5
and No. 2 1.84.
Corn is quiet at re.
Oats are dull at 393c.
Rye is quiet at 88c.
Live hogs are better, at 625MG
BENEFIT OF REV. e. B. LAw.-The
friends Of Rev. Z. B. Law arc reques-
ted to meet at Mounts Hall, Tafton,
on Friday evening next, (Feb. s. es-
pecially to contribute for his benefit
oyster supper provided, with amuse.
ments, DC. All are invited.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-05

saA. The Richland Observer reports
the thermometer - degrees below
zero there last Tuesday, and says the
snow in the woods is % inches deep.
Taxes have been paid very promptly
this year out of $500 only about
S4l2 having been returned unpaid.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-05
ELORhNC E SEWING MACHINE
COMPANY.


100 WASHINGTON ST, CHICAGO.
WM. H. SHARP & co, General Agents
The FLORENCE is the only machine extant having
reversible feed which enables the operator to sew either
70 the right or left al pleasure aud the only machine
that makes perfectly elastic seam, alike each side
q the f9l4rie
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-05
STRAY CATTLE.

1aken up ~ the subscriber, on lands owned bv hin,
IA the town OF Waterloo. about the 18th Of Jar
any one TWO year old red and white steer rn off LIFT
ear ara swallow fo in the right ear: also three beif
Ir Pr year On ana two yearngs mostly red crop off
~ ear swallow forks in right ears; also a vearn,
steer nearly ali black with both Ears sgaiIo,g rid
Inc owner will prove property pay charges and take
Waterloo, January %, 18oT.-85-4s ~ ILL.,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-05
Dated January slst. 1se7.-ss.
SuERlFFoS SALE.-HALL& VANCE
STATE OF WISCONSIN, )
COUNTY or GRANT.
Rddy, Jameson i Co.,
COUNTY orGn

Hall Vance.
by virtue " writ Of Execution issued ant Of the
Circuit county, Wisconsin, favor Of the aboyenanpd
plaintiffs and against the aboys-naed defendants to
fne dIrecte1 and delivered and for goods md
chatels of the said defendants wherein to low have
by DIRE c0n Of he Plaintiff Attorney levied upon ali
the right title and interest which the said defendants
nag On te HI gay Of Jniy A. D. 1859 have ao-
qured IN and 70 the following described real estate 10
vt:
ln-ot number l5l, Section thirty-iour l3 IN the vii
ase OF Potosi Grant county Wisconsin, which said lot
and real estate, will on the 18th day Of March, A. D.
lHp ~ the hour OF ole clock in the afternoon of said
cay once loi sale ana viii sell 70 the highest bidder for
lash in hand, at the door Of the Courthouse IN
the village q Lancaster, Grant county Wisconsin
Sald sale wlll be made to satisfy the Judgment amoun-
ting 20 tie OF SZ06 10 damages and cost. toOettsr
with interest aud costs accrung.
Dated Sheriff ONCE Lancaster, Wis, February 4th,
JAMES P. cox, sheriff.
, ALLEN BARBER, Plaintiffs Attorney Bots
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-05
, GUARDIAN SALE.
In Probate. Grant Conn

In Probate, Grant County Court
In the matter Of the real estate Of the minor heirs -
Lenhart @ Shrader deceased $50 =
Notice is lereby given that bv yrtuo and A. r
ance OF an order OF license made in said matter m ~
I6th 81 April, A. d, ls66, by tn. County Cont az
sad County the undersgned Guardian Of Ohio Sbya
der KITTY Shrader and Emma G. Shrader minor heirs
o. sd deceased Will on Sat rday the 2nd ay Of March
A. - = - one clock IN the afternoon II said day
az me Courthouse ID the village Of Lancaster in yaid
county oiter for sale at public yenlae the following
ueScflueq ahs and premises situate in Grant county
lmeeseveuths Of the west half Of Northeast quarter
OF section thHty-two, in Town eight Range one west
in Grant county Wisconsin. -
Inc terms % sale to be made known at the time and
place Of sale. ~
Dated at Lancaster, Wis February 4tb. 4 D. 1887.
3j-lt L. 9iih c1II
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-05
THE FLORENCE SEWING
MACHINE

4 4
not only makes the lock stitch Int threeathers which
toI certain kinds Of work much superior especially
where elasticity is required, and the only machine
winch fastens the ends securely and does il in one
fourth the time 1t Gamble done by hand.
THE FLORENCE
does not draw fine thin goods down through the slot
or hole IN the work-pate, drop stitch in turning
corner, and IS the only machine having changeless
tension anu no slack threads, both Of which drawn
together simultaneously.
THE FLORENCE
Is noiseess aud lie used when quiet is necessary AS
well in the sick-cAamber a. in the work ROOM They
OH no dresses the machinery being all the top the
table II VIII sew the heaviest seams or from one
10 more teknesses of goods without skipping stitches
breaking threads or re4uring change in tension
TIE FLORENCE
will do easily all family and tailoring work On one and
the same machine. Tney strong ana finely finished
Their motions Ill postye-there are no springs
TO get out Of ordel,while for strength durability and
beauty Of design il wi hear and We invite COMPARISON
with amy all other machines
Applicants ior Agency should enclose stamps
q. L. LAMS0N. AGENT
oo-44h BeetOwn Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-05
New Advertisements.
w B. CLARK,
PATCH GROVE, WIS.

Deeds an other land conveyances drawn and ae-
knowledgel Prompt attention given ia the rrf'a
ton q Mortgages Bonts and all legal instruments
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ANDERSON, GAY & BUGRER,
/ COTTON FA CTORS,
/ GROCERN AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
NO. 33S FRONT STREET,
/ CORNER OF UNION. MEMPHIS, TENN.
DEAR SIR

MEMPHIs, Tenn, Sept. !, 1855.
We have this day associated with Us IN bust
ness, Mr. II. N. bUeHER. under the name and
style OF Anderson, Gay Bugher,
ANDERSON 4 GAY.
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4 severe Critic.

Washington Las not the severe theat-
rical critics it had in former times. The
Hon. James Blair, who was a represen-
tative in congress from South Carolina
from 1921 TO 1922, and from 1929 to 1884
attended play at the little Washington
theater one evening early in March, 1884,
when in a state Of partial intoxication.
The performance displeased him to that
degree that he drew his pistol and fired
at the actors on the stage, the bullet pass
ing Just above the head of Miss jefferson,
daughter of Joe Jefferson, ST. The ac-
tors stampeded from the stage, and a
quick curtain was run down. Presently
Mir Ingersol, the stage-manager, ap-
peared looking pale and agtated and
said to the audience: "Ladies and gen.
tlemen, il there is TO be shooting at the
actors on the stage, it viii be impossible
for the performance to go on - About
three weeks afterwards, March -, 1884,
Mr. Blair blew out his own brains with
his pistol, at his boarding house on
CaDitol Hill.
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Having IL cut.

A gentleman, riding through the cOun-
try a few days since, struck up with the
following rich case, and giving, as it
does, a new phase in that nature COM
mon to US al, we gladly give it place.
Our friend, riding leisurely along, ap-
preached 8 fence corner, when his ears
were greeted by exclsmations of anger,
accompanied by vigorous thwacks on
some Object that, judging from dust
arising from the locality, was anything
but patient under the infiictiOn. APP
preaching the spot our informant
Oeheld a tOw-headed Urchin of some
twelve summers, belaboring with all the
strength he was master of, what seemed
to be q most stubborn specimen of the
genus mule. The operation did not ap-
psrentIy discommode the beast further
than to arouse its " mulishness," and to
which it gave vent by e series Of kicks
that would do honor To Castello's circus
ring. At this juncture our informant
ventured 10 demonstrate, when the fol-
lowing explanation was vouchsafed ::
" Dad whips nam, (whack-kick,l nam
whips sis, (whack-kiek, and sis, (gra-
tuitOus kicks darn her, beats me, an
Pm going to take 1t Otit - (wbRck.) 4"
Griffin Herald.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-23

The navigation Of Pearl river is GER
tainly perii0us. A short time ago the
steamer Fleta came TO the railroad bridge
at Jackson and fled backwards. Soon
afterward the North Star, craft better
adapted to the stream, passed under the
bridge, went some miles up, snagged and
sunk. This proves to us that the profits
of the stream are proftless, and thst the
navigation OF the river with the pedriy
name Is too perilOus for the mariners of
the pearly deep-even when leading mot
led by) the " North Star" We hope no
Jonas was aboard, for there is no whale
that we know of big enough 10 swallow
prophet: and we think the "sensu8
c0HlUliUs " will give verdict suitable to
the common sense Of the community.
Our old friend Ellis undertook to navi-
gate this stream some years ago, but did
not prove an EliGs.-JdcksOB Clarion.
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THE yEw TARTFF BILL


The tariff bill reported from the senate
committee on finance, as a substitute for
/ the bill which passed the house at the
/ last session, is 20 be taken up on Monday
/ FOR consideration. The bill gives rise to
much difference of opinion in regard
l both to its details aud general principles.
| OF course, there has always existed, and
/ ever will exist, wide difference Of sentI-
ment, a. OF interests, in regard to the
question of free trade and protection,
/ either absolute or incidental. But, stu
ated as this country Is, with heavy
/ load OF debt, and with expenditures
| necessarily large and increasing, there
cannot be anything like free trade as it
/ Il understood In England, With an eE
/ isting tariff which imposes duties ayeraE-
ing fifty per cent, it is idle to talk Of free
| trade.
The real question before congress is
| between customs duties imposed for
| revenue and duties imposed for prohibi-
| ton. Nothing short OF duties amount
/ ing nearly or quite to prohibition viii
afford relief TO some branches OF manu-
! factures and to the domestic wool trade.
The objection made % the senate tariff
project il, that the proposed duties Will
/ diminish the revenue from customs by
/ one-half, and that this loss will render II
/ impossible 20 reduce the burdensOme aud
| ruinOus rates OF internal taxation. The
/ scheme Of revenue contemplated by Mr..
| Wells in his report and project was one
that would harmouize the system
Of external with the system oI
internal revenue. It contemplated 8
| reduction Of duties on raw mate
rial entering into domestic manufactures
| thereby reducing the cost Of the articles
manufactured both to the producer and
the consumer. Il also had in view such
a reduction Of internal taxation &s would
remove from all industrial pursuits 6
considerable portion Of that heavy bur
den under which they are lsbOring, sue
are likely TO be abandoned. With the
revival OF trade and production thus tC
be effected, labor would be fully employ
ed at remuusTstive rates. HIt is the
unanimous voice Of the manufacturing
interest that the internal tax Of five PEI
cent on those products should be re
pealed. Even the cotton mills, that car
endure the tax better than any othe
manufacturing interest, are now threat
eRed with suspension unless the tax ot
repealed.
But the tariff project now before tht
senate will render necessary the cOntin
ued imposition Ct the present rates o
internal taxes, while at the same time /
burdens manufacturers and consumer
by high duties on raw material. Th'
proposed custom duties will even fail o
their object (which is protectionl, he
cause by increasing prices generally the!
| will enhance the cost of production 4
an extent that will neutrRlize the aug
mensed rate Of duty.-NdtioBal LateHi
j freglFEFs
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BENJAM1N f. DILL.
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GROVER & B AKER'S
CELEBRATED
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SEWING MACHINES!
Why GroYer & Bakers Machine is Best

1 1t Is more simple. duraSle, aud less liable 10
J.. deran.ement than Others.
2 II sews from ordinary spoOls and no re wind
ing OF thread is necessary.
s. II sews with equal "a Iliiy all fabrics, the
most delicate and the hssyisst and with all
kinds OF thread, silk, cotton or linen.
l. ~ seam IS 80 strong and elastic that IL never
breaks, even on the biss-
3. II fastens both ends Of the seam by its own
OPERATION
G. It's seam though cut at svery sixth stitch, re-
mains hl.Tn, sud neither IuEs or Favels in It's
wear.
Z. its seam Is more plump and beautiful, and
retains its plumpness after washing better
than any other.
s Its seam can be removed In altering garment,
after proper inspection. without picking or
cutting them
g. Wa ching and varying the tensions upon the
threads, necessity In other m chimes, Is I'M
necessary in this The tension being once ad-
iusted Oh he Grover & Baker Machine. any
amount OF sewing may be cone without
change.
10. Ituakss beautiful embroidery without any
change C arrangement. Ssmuly bv inserting
threads Of suitable sizes and oolors for this
purpose. Il IS the only machine that b. ID
em1roidsrs and sews perfectly.
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imported Cloths, Ca,sImeres. Vestius
and everything to be souna in gents furnisl

A. VI - y = II
well known In this community as a practica
Cutter, weuld re Eiad 10 have his old frieEc
give him 3. call, and promises, as heretofore, &
zlve them nts. oe5 sAa
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Meets secend Monday In each month ovel
Odd-FelloWs' Hall.
Companion A. J. Wheeler, H. P;
Companion John Zent, K;
Companion ID. Q. Trader, s
COMPANION George Mellersh, @. H:
COMPANION II. p. woodward, 7. O.:
6ompsniou jesse W. Page, Y;
Companion II. h Paynter. s.;
Com paniOn J. J. Suter, q.
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dhSODlC CuUclaNts III luls CITY
MASONIC NOTICE,
At a meeting Of the Recording officers
OF the various Masonic Bodies OF this
city, the MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL was
adopted as the Organ Of the Order for
the city of Memphis.
BEN K. PULLEN, Secretary south Memphis
ions O1s BEANIsH, secretary Angerona Lodge,
H. P. ", oDwAzD, Secretary Leila Scott Lodge,
D. Z, Brrrs. Secretary Ha7fltou Lodge, No. 2ss;
B. X. PUDLEs, Secretary ktlwlnning Lodge,
w.D. PGIRTEE Recorder Fsan Chapter, No. 2;
n J. NIGGIS, Recorder Eureka Council, No. ;
N. J. WIGoIN, Recorder Cyrene COrnmandery,
X. T. 20. l.
H 7. ToELINsoS. Secretary Hernes, No. !, l..
A. F. FRASKLAsD, ; fcretary Mithias, No. 2. L..
P. A.. A. -. R..
b K. PULLsS, for Council P. OF J.. A. A.
H.P WoopvARD, for Chspter r.. p. OF Ros,
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No efforts will be spared on the part Of
the publishers Of the APPEAL 10 merit
this flattering evidence OF the confidence
and good will Of the Masonic fraternity /;
and in addition to a stsndiag directory
OF all Masonic institutions in the cIty-tO
be corrected ss often Rs msy be neces-
sary-it is intended to devote column
or Isore each Sabbath TO such Masonic
intelligence, OF topics, as 1t Is hoped may
prove Interesting and instructive TO the
Brethren.
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HEgREE ANp MAsONIC CLIEEDAR.

A.. M. 5d1S.
] TIsri, 10th September, 1855.
] EhesVan, l0Ih October.
] CAisleu, eth November, So
Tebeth. 0lh December,
! rheb6t, 7ih January, 1851.
I Adsr 6th February, E"
I VescRT, Sth March.
l Nigan, 9th Aprll,
] lar, 9Th Nay,
] Swan, 9Th June,
Z ThamuE, sth July,
] Alb, I'd August,
! Eluel, lat Septen Der,
Ash wednesday, 26th February, 1857.
Eaunday Thursday. sth April,
Good Friday, 10th April
, asteE sunday. 18th April,
Ascension, 2lst May,
Fentecost, 3lst Nay,
SENT Andrews Day, Soth November in eaeI
80 iala Il
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John Zent, 7. L NJ; once, North Front street
opposite Gas Works; res ideuoe, ID Market 81
II P Woodward, d. 7 1. n;
George MellerSh, 2. G.;
nj " lEgin, Recorder
J ". Page. Jr., Treasurer
Lfug keder, g. q
= s5tfT' ~ ~ gnsrd janis Z