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New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
INTEREsTINa RANK LAWSUIT.

ST. LOUIS, March 20-Mr. Edwards recently
tried and acquitted a charge OF enbeLzing from .
savings Institution of this city has sued Mr. Rutherford
President OF the Bank for 5000 damages Tor false arrest
and Imprisonment, charging also that he swOre fasey
before the Grand Jury.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
nAr1nnAn ryrENs1oN rN ruE WEsr.

LOUIsVILLE, March 22.-The OHIO and MIS-
ssspp Railroad is be extended this season to New
Albany The route Is from North Vernon, nearly an air
limo 10 New-Albany The Ohio and Mississippi directors
have made proposition to lay third rail over the Jef
fersonvie road, between New-AlOany ana seymour 70
make direct communication between Ohio Falls and ST.
Louis, at Russelville Ky.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
GERMANY.

TIE TREATY WITH THE UNITED STATES AP-
PROVED.
BERLIN, March 21.-The Council OF the North
German Confederation has approved the treaty re-
Gently concluded with the United States, securing
the rights Of naturalzed American citizens
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
L1nA. Fob. g. lsas.

From Bolivia We have adyices OF the arrival
OF the President Gen Mclgaro with his troops
lie Is reported 10 lad enthusiastic reception He
has Issued decree Ia which he thanks the people FOR
tainng his Government and promises them entire liberty
Of action in their choice OF his II is now
ported that Gen MclCaTcio was In very great measure
Induced take step of ordering general election,
through the United states having pcrstenty refused 10
recognize any Government in Bolivia that had not is
origin IN the sovereign will OF the people Large num-
Iefs of the leading politicians Of Bolivia that have been
IN exile now returning 20 their homes.
loan las been effected pa Chill for Bolivia 81 StVOo0,
and the lI-t Iu-tul.ucut Was expected daily
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
FIRST STEAMER THROUGH TO ALBANY.

ALBANY, March 22.-The propeller Taylor
which left New.YoIk last evening arrived here at II
o'clock this morning. She encountered but little zee and
there is 10 mpediment to navigation.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
THE IOWA LEGISLATURE AND THE PACIFIC
RAILROAD

DEs MONIES, March 2l.-1he Iowa Legislature
to-day without dissenting vote, adopted resolution
memOriazng Congress to prevent the erection OF fal
road draw bridge at Council Bluffs, and 10 require the
Union Pacific Railroad bridge ut that point TO DC punt 30
that pass under with perfect SAFETY ID the
highest stage Of water
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23

MASSACHUSETTS CoNsTABULARY POLICE.
BosToN, March 2O.-The House has passed
over the Governors veto the bill aboshng the state
Constabuary 52 to 49, The Senate VIII sustain the veto
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
EUROPE.
TURKEY.
DpLoMATIc INTERCOURSE RESUMED.


ATLANTIC TRIBUNE
CoNsTANTINOPIE, March 20.-Diplomatic inter
course, which had been temporarily interrupted be-
tween the Turkish Minister of Foreign Affairs, Fuad
Pasha and Mr. Edward Joy Morris, the American
ambassador at COnstantinople, has been resumed
SINCE the receipt Of favorable dispatch from Secre-
tary Seward, tending to adjustment of the differ
ences which had arisen with the American Legation.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
GREAT BRITAIN.

CAPT. MACKAY SENTENCED.
Cork. March 2l.-Capt Mackay has been sent need
to Imprisonment at hard labor for II years
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
SOUTH AMERICA.

The Pacific Mail Steamship Company's steam
ship Arizona from Aspinwall March IS, arrived yeser-
day, with full list OF passengers from the Tshmus and
from California and with treasure consgned follows:
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
CORN SHIPPED AT ST. LOUIS For NEw-YORK

ST. LOUIS, March 22.-The tow boat kellog
took eight barges IN Saturday evening with 1000
tuns OF freight including $1,000 bush Corn for Newfork
Another barge with 260OO bush Corn for the same
destination is here This corn came from points Oh lhe
Illinois river.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
PERU.

TIE COMING PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION AND ITS
PROsPECTS-THE ALLIANCE OF TIE SOUTH
.MERICAN REPUBLICS to BE READJUsrED-
WAsHINGTON's BIRTHDAY.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
CHILL.

COL. PRADO REFUSES THE SALARY OF GENERAL
OF DINISION-APPROACH OF TIE CHOLERA
AN AMERICAN CLERGYMAN STONED IN THE
STREETS OF SANTIAGO-TUE MONITORS
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
IiOIIXIA.

ARRIVAL or GIN. MELGAKEJO At sUCBE-IN-
FLUENCE or TIE ACTION or 1nE UNITED
sTAIEs-LOAS.
Prom or Sytda Correspondent
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
COLOMBIA.

DEATH AND oBsEQUIEs or GEN. oLARTE, PRES
IDENr or TIE STATE or PANAMA-THE
DISTURBANCES ~ TIE INTERIOR INCREAs-
ING-ORGANIZATIOS OF C0NGREss.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-17

Our readers well know that we
are notin the habit of putting hum
bugs, but when we see athiagg Of
merit We consider it duty we owe
the pabii.to~s So. 1oapts i1ioh-
ardson Of Oalifsruia is at the Dur
ham Hodsd With his California wash
ing Machine. We have seen It
work. and pronounce it9 perfect
succesx 'rhc edpt- lcic 'the wash
ing for the house, on Monday in one
hour, and it was we'll done, the ma
cline works. easy, washes jIIcieiS,
docs not wear the.soeds, is simple
in seastEustion,i asd' camotget lout
of'0rder by fair mcans.s I'VE desire
those in want Of . lahor-sayiag msr
chine to call and see the mackile
work and, judge. for .thopselYea -
Ehe' Capt. will bet ono hundred dol
l4ss % twenty that he can take Gala
herd we'll water. give, his opponent
hot. rain water. and the choice in
twoshirts, use the same soap With
optehamicals, and wash cleaner and
quicker, than anyothet machine N
TIC wors0.' Mr.. Durham hIs bought
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-17
SHERLFF SALE .

By virtue Of An ex scution issued cut "
the Office Of the clerk Of the District court
Of Howard county Iowa, to n,r directed and
delivered by Aaron Kimball clerk II TIA
district court aforesaid bearing date. Ds-
eelnber. ST.. 1857 cosi.aaanding ME I'd make
the sum .of,Sl5l 81 with interest on sid
debt ut the rate. Of 10 per cent, per ,annsL,
from date Of Judgment to satisfy judy
nlent obtained in the District court 81 sais
Howard county ON the 10th day Of July
1858 in favor Of W. ". McMcncry 4 Co
and against Anthony Carver defen,lent 1
hascias commanded IN said executions levied
upon the following described premises y.
wit: The north half of tic, south vest qusr-
ter Of section fifteen in township ono han
dred rnnge twelve as tho property .of tAa
said defendant and willlexpnss the sams +.
public sale for cash in hand at the from.
door Of the court house in Crcscu Howard
county iowaon tho lahsAc ;eT January
4. y. 1868 1t the hour OF one Clock m:
xhcn and where dss attendance. viii Be-
given by the undersigned, te .5..T. 81
Sheriff's office Crcseo this 18th dag oe
Dscs,aber 1867. $3.50 s. ,,sil.ss.t.i s.
BIZ 81 80 5alaaa.s J. + PowEsl, 81
nj Sheriff
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-17
1T1Rk0RsOr YUUfnaYUTa
IA J. r.tsJ Inau lyysrS

A Gehnsnan who suffered @pyfars from
Nervous Debility, Premat,irrcr Decay, and
al the effects Of Youthful indisGrciis A,lwill
for the sake Of suffering lhAManity, send
froe to all who ncod it, theorscipes md, idi-
rcctions for making the simple remedy By
which he WAS cured. Sufferers wishing to
froAt W The atlseatiser's fsxperisnda, can
3oa B. 't 5GDR glI'ssl sssSsss;
ionk'54o 1T ip3IutoaiumYN bna
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-17
DlIisl,,sIOlLUlTlINN N6TiCE. !.

The Arm OF Perry & Conkifn 10 this day
dissolved hy mutual consent. The liabili-
ties and assets Of the company will be as
suMed BY DIV. Perry Win tMillI continue
the business at,tho old stan.l Of Perry 4
ConkliR Dec. 3Cth 1867.
e.s-ts. ]L.iqrktWARMcoNKLIN
.i.2inl Ravi rEAAsi1n i
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-17

The Atlantic "iCabfe' Way tonsid-
cred 2 mammoth enterprise, but
ncvts las y VIII eltGttAc, cAnm en-.
dation that has attended the success
of CoE's DYSPEPSIA Ours. It is
gcstips q v&llsSide fame, ssinF y
from, tie 4xct thdt it edrts.s ~t5hc
bottle often does the work cffcctu-
allyiat the sge ti:pp ,,itfNp mot
isjarc)tke nSsi delfoaH scsnstatu-
ton.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-17
DELxkQUENT TAxfPAY-

WILL boar ii nfad that thefc is dan
w ger oftrosblc and eost, unless they
Immediately call and settle up their store
bills at Strpther g KrkpaAsck,s< This
also applies tdtA oss swipsS tAxssshrc not
4 Kirkpatrick. a 5,t:,9.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-17
A GREAT BARGAIN!

The subscriber will sell his farm very
cheap! 1t ~ situated in Winnssheik. e@aH-
ty, on the Rail Road six miles from Creso.
ten miles from Counovcr, FIVE miles frsr.
New Oregon and fifteen miles from D.
c1rah. There are ? brooks running through
the farm and ten never failing springs and
timber sufficient OH the premises for tAs
uses oftLe farm. 1t is we'll calculated for
stock and gr-in raising. having 400 acres
fenced, $50 Of which is under cultivation,
ard 80 acres with spring Oh it is enclosed
with post and rail fence for a. psstars.
There are two good wells. three log houses
and new frame house situated on ia.
military road. Tho farm contains ooo
acres in all. lying in one tract, and will b.
sold in lots to suit purchasers. 1t can Be
divided into so acre lots and hare living
water on each lot There is also 4 schosl
,hoasc in the Immediate vicinity For par
ticulay inquire a. aiaTi Id E.a
install .t. JOHN WHOLRHA1.
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indicated more than 40 degrees be-
low zero, ~nilsthe Chicago papers
report it as cold as As degrees be-
low Of st. Paul. We would IKE to
hear from cur. Russian possessions.
& Lowry at their drug
store report 9ry goods at cost, but
liquids as very firm until the wealth.
o., modeyatcs.' They call attention
to thsifheR ihfoict Of lam ps;; tlshp
burners, and ehihneyys. Next
week NJ Win furnish sursi yea dcrs
with report IF the proceedings of
the Board Of Supervisors. y The re-
port will be unusually lengthy as
the Tnssarcrs rcpclt will scinclud-
cd.-Wc call'attcntion to the
adve9 Mps.snt g HYren @4rier.
They arc bound to succeed in estab-
lGisshhins the sAtI4uscttipn, Storage a, and
Commission business Esi! e am, sYa arc
glad to seq that kind ofqbusincss in
in the hands ofsach Men. Rcmcm.
Der thcir'sAuctiod every Saturday.
THE purity of motive that in
spires the Democratic leaders is best
shown in the fact that they appear
anxiouss for official position: though
She Treasury is empty and the
Nation on tho verge Of Bankruptcy.
! - Strothcr & Kirkpatrick wish
it announced, that they sell goods to
make money, but their goods were
purchased for ashsincclthe sscat
dec line, and they, are able to make
a. living profit, and still unlcrsall
those who wish to get rid Of their
old stocks at cost. They have a
splendid stock Of Ready Made Cloth
ing to which they call the especial
attention. efltheir customers.--Thc
suggestion we made last week, in
reference to procuring the services
Of Anna Dickinson, sasi = back bone
stiffencr, for our ''colored convert"
appoarsltoh hasal done no good, he
rciteratcs, that his artieleocoadcms-
ing the course. Of. Congress, or his
STRAW man a Which Ne viii
ningly accuses 1uis of Knocking down,
still conveys his sentiments ,.Stick
to it brother Mix, but. don't get ir-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. yia} hold
your temper and call us bad names;
call IS anything butt e)nethingr
and people wont mistake us for
the editor of the s'neccssity. -
We lasa jusrrccchcdthe fBsnum-
Der Of -fhs World At a4Ioint," a
new monthly 'sasaxisc published by
Evcns & Co.. slfChestnut street
Philadelphia. Revolutionary month
ly the publishers drawing upona thc
whole world for topics of interest.
The subscription price is $500
WeRHilish this. week t!ntfAll Tor
the Democratic State Convention.
We are glad to sec it called in good
scaon-Hs twill give tho party ali
abundance. % time TO E'ossanizc,
which is very 1csscntiahlf We hope
fer, ss'fcssssiip the geatstTqgsls be-
fore ussr IA Democratic President
ora picfaforisou ri,nl yaltefnatiye.
--7-Qur friends who have
cssays &c, 'hcreawairingpuhlicatio
must be patient, aud they win re-
cciyc attention at our earliest con-
HDience. The Democratic Con-
vcntions of Ohio, Indiana and West
Virginia have nominated Geo. II.
Pcndletcn, the patriot. sta tcsman of
Clio for the. next Presidency. There
appears. to be . deep seated inn
preston; an unnistakablc concious-
ness; not only among Democrats,
bss Republicans, or the. entire poo
pic, that the next Prcsindent is to
be1onc Of the old styled Democrats.
A-Jacksoniah fellow. =.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-17
- r
PASSENGERS Going Ea st /.

Passengers Going East,
Will fad the GRAND HAyEN Rovy 4
tic saSsrssr enc !spssa and most
CoMroRyApLE RourE to all points
EAST. One of the. steamships of
this line leaves Milwaukee daily,
Saturdays cxccptcd) at s:So'r. NJ.
making direct connections at Grand
Haven with express trains for all
points East. Through tickets for
sale by Gee. L. Scott at Depot
Prairie, Du Caicn,, Wis. and at all
principal ticket of6cesin the North
West. 4<NIIEA4
WV. } Wilson, Western Passcn!
ker Agent, Milwaukee, Wis.
Thos Bel, Gent SaperinteRd-
ent, Detroit. Mich G VIZ ss, s,tf.
The New YoKk Evening Ex-
Pass t' say.sI:;'Ir We were surpris-
ell at the many superior advantages
the Planer, Braunsdorf IL CO. Ma
chine possesses oyer n allv others,
and feel ,c6hssfaiiieu to request all
oth.rs interested to nuke a similar
inycstigation.p,Li
The machine recommended in
the abSvsAlsti III The .Etaai Ma
chsae sf.wMcafM? M Jones of Nc
Grcgor is the agent. ya1t'is saal by
those cempstens tqjudge, 10 ba one
ofthe tdfyfhrst machines ii usos
.s9jss sat7l. 'souoi s8D{f!
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-17
THE SICK, WHEN At DEATHS DOOR

Z )
regret that they did not take the right an,
tidote at the right time. Thousands who
are now suffering from the carly twingcs
of liver compliant and dysl'cpea, will be
PROSTATE. on asiek-bclsea month hence, if
they do not arrest thy, mischief ct once.
Nothing i.,nasse- a. sesrsse | e {. the
p,yest Hnd most &sttAlSc tsnjcand alter
ative known in modern phramacy-''os-
the digestive organs to their full vgor, and
Bring fhe disorlcred liver into y condition
ofperfect health, ,as certainly rs sunshine
dissipatcs tho morning yapors Fever and
Ague, too, is ut once broken up by this
powerful antidotc tof all mi smatic discas-
cs. Strengthen tho systemswith the BIT
TIERS, and yon may dcfysall the COM
plants which prevail at tlIii Indictment
season. s.tfsfs gs+9s4s %l-sss
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-17
'orrcrtcd Weekly by H. Hunt ting.
HrscyftAREouS,
Seasonal bic Suggestion.
WfntrE. N 1kis.cIm "a il q tfyfipg Aea

son. It's ffnstcady ~tespsrdtt,re greatly
aggrayatcs dyspepsia. and acts very I'M
fayorably upon the sensitive organ, the iiv-
or. The alienation of frost and thaw
sesi T.. 81. l1dss I1 SHa III ]
IS a condition Of liz s system favorable to
tbs ACTION of the atmospheric virus which
produces intermittent. feycrs: Hence q
protective medicine ike HosrgrrEEes
STOMACH aiyTEssisI ctpetiahf needed in
the winter months. The effect Of this great
Constitutional Invigorant, in rendering
even the feeblest frame imperyious to ,all
1malarious influences, j. grand fact lcnl-
onstrated by the uniform cxpcriencc VI .
quarter Of, = century s tonnpflaYehai9Y, an
anti bilious medicine. and preventive
and cure IF fevcr aid Agnc, It i the one
thing necdful, which none who value the
preservation, Of health, cp} afford to do
Without ! r,1Ii- - III
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-17

a machine atd-wiil probably-secure
ahe fight to manufacture. the CAL
1ronMA.WAsA1xG, MACHINE. i
Z DR.. p. sGriswold Dentist from
Chicago is stopping at the Durham
House for week or two : The DR..
has had a large experience in his
profession and guarantees chtiro
satisfaction II iii caycs. .
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-17
Lime Springs iowa.
E,uge ME Hair lsestorative.

aaThis oslshrated preparation il. new- put
up in mammoth Bottles, and sold by all
Druggists at IS cents. 1t il the cheapest,
best and me.t popular Hair Preparations
known. AsssaNti (5l,vS VI
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-17
WEAK AND, DELICATE CHILDREN

Are nade ssFops iyptho we II either nj there reu
dies. They will euro every csse of StAHASMua,
Without fail. "' 49, 400 49, =
Thousands al ccrtiAcatcs lAye accumulated In the
hands ef the proprietor, but space will alloy 81 tho
publication OF but fsw. These. it wrb, Observed
hsn Of vote ana " sdch rtat,mS that tAsy n.As
~ believed. ~ IfUN E:sfsyt.41 hni8 .-r -
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-17
A Final, success.

Have called at the Big Sign opposite the
Court House. @,s -..#'. ..r,4,.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-17
NOTICE.

II H. vol established met that fniy onc-half Of
the female portin u population are
ssllnnl in tho ctljDya, ment of Euo.l health;
8, to use their own ,lH-z1 dispersion, ~p.ver
feel wch" Ihcy are isngud. dcs,ii Of all
energy. extremely nervous. and have no appetite.
j 70. this class Vi torsons tho B.rrERs, ~ tho
TONIC. arc especially recommenird. -.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-17
: 80 TESTIMONIALS. = 49, a..
=. HON. GEO. ~. WOODWARD.

TESTIMONIALS. ",''.
saI hon. GEO. ~. syOsDysARD.
e'f '@' y s s.s;s5 ss. s,:sA g. ,s s''''
ao az so s' a.esa ,s ean .s.. ', !; i:
digestive organs, and 4 = 49, Of great be;.ens IL
cascs VI debility, and ~ ..' . wh,t u Leryous
action ir the system. Yours truly, a,
GEO. ". WOOpwARD."
hros HON. JAMES TIIO,IPEON,F
Judge Of tie Supreme Gbu,t Of I.nrsylsass;s. :.
n sf4s .|s NH Philadelphia, April =, 1896
\ II con.4ior 'Nm,aands German Aitsers . valuabts
da. can certify this from my experience Of II.
-fb tss "a .f@5 1surS with rssl'ect isg
JAMES THOMPSON"
From Rev. JOS. III. EENNARD, y. n,
! lhssor Or ne T7akh Bd7sist Tanth, Ihaadtl,khia.
n.Juckso,s- Dear Sic: have been frequently ro-
y,sstsd ts connect NJ nams With recommendations
q different Kind e Mslei.es, hut IsEalanS tho
/ have liz all casss XVI deelited ; hut with
acloar proof Y. sasi Eas2 o'+ instances md md
pp.sisl"s. iaa crn, snn te4. depart
os o,co .froni my usual coursc tn express my full
conviction that for general debility If the sysss ard
especially fr ysr Gmplain! i is ssie a.a r,sass
G,nht hEa, will be very beneficial to tLoss Mo
suffer FROM tbs above csnses. a
=. y~Ar., Sory respectfully,
H.KENNAkD,
Eighth, below Coates &.
From Rev. T.. ID. EENDALI..
Assistant Editor Cnrisian fnrpntcle. lhilaie5phid.
n havo derived dShlel benefit nnsn tho use Of
Iloohailds. German Bitters, and feel i my privilege
% recommend them asa most valuable tonic, - all
Who suffering frpul general debility or froIa dis
eascs arising From dt.aigeincnt nf tho liver. IS
X gsfi +slg.ea1 flMirs truly. ~, Y-4.Ef
as ~. is,sf'p =. E.af +. D FENDAIL,
4.N = ~ A rrmrNnr #
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-17

shr ~ ras yl3s" 10 tiag lissa i.g,h
aaDA#
L xsi.itigaa is'r sris.e tdt sgo9aa s8
..sitt1 oa.it0 isaI :g4@. - saas gsHou
.isssq anAI VI
Q iTsaT y 91e@E ntha8s rnaT ~
a~t'E5l III I9aa8 81 n4s
ia hGs sfHyF sog E.Ia o. s4Ha e1aF
traf!ls Na i,AaAs t&4E i4-I.5ia Nt ss A
,.Gs " akk ts.lEssAE
.ssaos s9s exg ssEtsaass saf
iatAff.A $50 ,GpH a5Htt5 tsa4
raarJ ,sa9sk ,bTsssa8 "a ~
.Asfas w4
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-17

MCGREGOR WESTERN RAILWAY.
Milwaukee 4 Pr. du Chica Railway Co, Lessees.
,ss7f>~} 3TMkttAsLE,. ~ ,'ise7
TxAiNs LEAVE,
North Mctsrcyor, $40 \. NJ.
cresco,.. "a ..slE.S4 ~ u. -
LcRoy,...........1 1:20 4. M.
TRAINS ARRIVE,
W. I$s..s s.5e..yH 18TH 9 e . M
Leroy. .1:40 r. NJ.
u. G. SHEPARD. Supt.
so .se Il ~s.;si III ..v r.yeg m7n SCI
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-25

DIssoAUrloN-S corr 4 BAsFoRD-
The mercantile firm OF Scott 4 Bas-
ford, some years H. trade al Glen
Haven, has been dissolved The
goods 81 hard are to be sold out at
cost Tor cash The buildings and
~ DDS are offered. or the goods alone,
aud tbus q first Iate business stand
with the run OF trade. See udvt
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-25
PROOF OF WtLL---CLIsE

- TATE OF NIscoSsIS, Probate ofice. February
- Grant County 18th SOS
In the tier Of the OF and Probate Of th last viii
and testament Of Samuel F. elise, deceased, late q
the county Of Grant.
Whereas, instrument in writing. pprporting 10 be
the last viii and testament o Samuel Case deceased
late Of the County OF Grant, has been filed tais Offices
and whereas application has been maize - Add en-
Burr, Esq % Lancaster praying that the same he
OK this State:
II is ordered, thst said application be heard before
me, the Judge 0I this cOrgt the Probate Office IN
Lancaster, in said count Tuesday the tia day OF
March A. D. SIS, At clock il the afternoon OF
said day;
And is further ordered that notice Ct SAID applc
ton and herring given all persons ini rested by
pueicAton 81 copy OF this order Tor shree successive
weeks, il each week in tine 6raai Uoaaty Hera1a
wee ly newspaper printed Lancaster, said coun-
~, prior 10 day 0i hearing.
BY the Court,
sSw3 Wal McGoNIGAL County Judge
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-25
Dcntnl.
DENTISTRY - EXCELSIOR.

DR.. TucKER. oi the dental firm Of Drs
Newell & Tucker. PRESIDENT Dentists Of Lam
casier)s will visit BRITISH Hollow and Potosi
regularly every two mouths, commencing on
the 23rd OF tins January, 1868. We challenge
al operators in our profession 10 excel as
either IN beauty or durability Of work. May
be found al lhe Oar House," British Hollow;
Mrs Whites, poiosi
Dr. Newell viii also VISIT Plattesilie, Bee
town, Fenmmore AID Cpssvile once in tSo
months; and ! desiring a superior class Of
denia WORK viii Improve hls fase opportunity.
We administer NlroiI Is oxide, Aether,
Ch'oFic Aehsr, Spray, hd al Improvements
III tie at known 10 Tie ptolession, il desired
Eighteen years experi,t4ce IN practice aud
a thorough education war AM rs a laying that
in our profess ion al east Sc ase surpassed by
NONE. Office, over Iones' Drug store, Lai.--
caster, Wis.
Our motto is EXCELSIOR 33tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-25
VILLAGE ORDNANCE

Tie President and Trustees Of the T7l5as Of Eqirgs
t Wis Do Orain that the following streets now OBJ
strncted or portions thereof INSTRUCTED be opeed
or the convenience and the travel OF the pub c ri.
That part Fl Washington Street, extending from Ma
pei Street North TO the Nortn ioe Of the Village plat
on SEA Sec 3, IT,. X. g. W Also that part ef said
Street now obsructed which lies between B0css tweu
~ our and twenty-five, and extending South t. Oak
street Aud also all that part II Walnut Street no
otstructed which lies between Blocks twenty-five aud
thirty-eg ht
Also ali that part Of Street ing Eastery in Burts
Addition e said village, lying between Rlecks four and
five
Also ali hat Fart Of Hickory Street in said village Of
Lancaster on said Shi OF Sec g. which lies between
Blocks eight aud nine.
1t Is further ordered that ihe Marshal Of said VILLAGE
serve upon each person obStructng any 81 said streets
OF parts ofstreets by fences OF other obstruction
copy Of their ordinance, and every such person 80
obsructns any Of said part of streets are
hereby ordered TO remove such obstruction On ar no
fore the 10th day Of April next Feb. 18th ls8s
J. c. COVER. Presiaelt
J. ~, RLAND1N8.
j. H. HYDE,
HENRY FOX
Tr,isteesyilIage Il Lancaster
Attest: JosEFg Beck Clerk