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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-25
JUDICIAL ELECTION NOTICE,
OFFICE cP SECRETARY OF STATE, J
Madison. Wisconsin.

MaNlsOn, Nlst0nsln.
Notice is hereby given, thar General Eviction "a
be held in the towns yards and erection pre-
cincts in the State Of WISCONSIN, on the Tuesday
being the SEVENTH DAY OF APRIL Ri the !ol-
lowing officers 10 be elected, 10 Wit
Chief justice 81 the Supreme Court iii tho Va.
cancy occasional Ly the resignation Of Luther Dixon
An Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court, TO the
vacancy occasionally the resignation q Jason Downe
Said elect he conducte 7, the votes canyassed,
and returns made pursuant to law.
- Given under ny haad and the great seal
e.. II the STATL NIsenN ~ at the capital
oAAL' In MADIsOS. this 9TH day efFeqruary 4 b.
@--@is6s
lsigasal THOMAS ALLEN,
Secretary Og State.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-25
Communicated.
From Missouri.


MACON, MISSOURI, February l., 1865
Mr. CoyER:-You and your read
ers may think | am intruding, but
that makes no difference TO me. As
many Of your readers are anxious to
change TO a warmer climate, aud
numbers OF them are undoubtedly
looking toward Missouri take it up
on myself TO give them some iutor>
nation as 60 the advantages and dis,
advantages OF this part OF the State.
The soft is very similar 10 That OF
old Grant, prairie and timber land
There is a great deal Of brush land,
which is quite rough and something
like the country toward Boscobel.
The only redeeming quality this land
possesses; is that it is nearly all coal
land. The prairie land is as good for
producing the different kinds OF grain
and grapes as your prairies. The
timber is more plentiful than in Grant
county, and We have a much larger
variety. For all kinds of fruits this
country Is far ahead OF any portion Of
Wisconsin, and always will be, be-
cause the winters are not so long and
severe as yours. Good land may be
bought within from one to three miles
81 this place for $35 10 500 per acre,
the difference being il the improge-
meHts. Ata greater distance prices
range very much lower This coun
tty Is not well watercd. There are
hat lew springs, and the wells are
only dug 10 TO 20 feet deep. Some
are walled with plank and others
viii brick, No man living here
seem, 10 have enterprise enough t.
dig deep enough to ct living water,
though ii can be done. There has
been no rain here To amount to any
thing for six or eight months, couse-
qucntly the well, have nearly al civ
en- Out, and tine cily is Supplied most
" by pcddllng water through the
streets. The water is gathered ia
ponds outside ct the village from
what little ram aud snow has fallen.
There are PlontJ otpIaces tor streams
Of water through this country, but
there arc no streams now.
Society is very much mixed We
have Yankees, Rebs, Dutch, Irish,
Negroes &c, and OF course not gems
orally very refined OF political par
ties there are the Reb, or Conserva>
tives and the Republican,. or Radicals
The latter party is in he a-ctnjancy
here, and will give Grant an over
whelming majority in November
next Most Of the Rebs have to
stand back on election DAYS They
can electioneer to their hearts con>
tent, ont vote nary time. The rebel
element IS very strong here, aud OF
course Brick Pomeroy is immensely
popular among that class There are
about 30 copies OF his assassin organ
distributed to regular subscribers
through the Macon City post office,
besides many taken at the news de-
pot. The St. Louis Democrat IS pretty
thoroughly circulated here, and there
are two radical papers published in
this city. The Macon Journal is pubs
i ,hed by Major Clements. as deter.
mined radical as ever lived. Lest
| weary your patience | will close for
the present Ifyou see fit to publish
this, all right, and If not, il will make
no difference Ifyou print itsend me
the Herjld till lst January, 90
spp Aocfpp
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-25

HsTgobisr Efscorlt--Eey c, Cook Pastor Preach
tng every Sabbath mori.ing commencing At haltpast
ran 5 ,'1ek. Saba d school at a. m Prayer meet
3uE every Thursday evening ia the Church at O'Clock
CoysHg1AriosA1-Rev S w. Eaton Pastor. sery
es Sabbath morning at 1880; ia the evening al b3J
snbH1th School Immediately after morning service
Prayer ting at the Church every ednosday even
1852 4t $50.
ErscorAtiAv Rev Francis Moore Rector Divine
Service iu the Chapel every sabbath morning, c0mmenc
IS bairpst ton clock; also n tbe afternoon,
meuGng 40 hdfpa~t three Sabbath School az y m
BIB Glass in the chapel every Tuesday evening,
msucing 80 eight o'clock
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-25

GREAT SALE-The large anount OF
lose prep9Iy and stock about the
tmm of Ed Children is to he sold at
auction en- Thursday, March 10th
MIR Children, havIng gone into a
partnership with Geo. Langridge for
TIE manufacture Of farm machinery
at puulcith, viii sell his entire farm
property as advertised III the Herald
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-25

fLoW> AZ tAssvuLE--H Horny Webs
-t.r promises III advertisement to
manufacture and sell plows of supe-
i.ac laud and ~ smthiug and re-
pairing az h.s bop iu Cassvii)e Mr..
Webster IS without 4 superior Is
mechanic Sec adyt
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-25
TO the Electors d he lourty Of Grant /.
sHERlFFs OFFICE


Lancaster Grant Co., Wis, March j 1865.
A general election Is 70 be held ia tie several
towns and election precincts ia this county the first
Tuesday, being the SEVENTH DAY Or APRILNEXr
which the following officers be elected to wit
Chi Justice # the Saprcm. Court to fill the va
caney ooeas3ned by theresignaon Of Luther DIXON.
An Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court to fiji the
vacancy o,easoned by the resignation Of Jason bow
SAID election to he conducted the votes canvassed,
and returns madt pursu ut to the laws.
J. P. cox,
sheriff Grant Co., Ais.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-25
HOPS! HOPS!

Tse sIh.criber las been made The duly authorized
agent o lhc sank Cou~t, Hop 3gowers Association q
canvass IN Grant, Iowa ena La tayette Counties 90
orders fer aap sets, TO sci aew yards ia the Spr
81 Is. Responsible r. te- ordering tsvVeg b Wl ae
guarantee delivery ai ey sets 81 telr nearest
express office line 81 FaiEoad steamboat.
The Association deals UAirely isl sets only from
y8ang hssthy yards. that known t. prlucs grsss
t3s aud f8 Yield Amy one desiring eater into til.
isgat and lr hfle business ohs8i iutarmagaa ana
tAeiA sets rs spllyag as Patteyi,.a, Wisconsin
Nj eaauuicl tiens answered III a reasonable time
pistreYsgle WIS Ss-tf ~ IS. LORD
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-25

asa- The All powerful Vanderbilt
has furnished passes TO al the
members Of tine New York LesisIa-
ture. 1t was understood that when
he entered Oh the Presidency of the
Central he was resolved 70 abolish
the free pass system. But though
the President Of three great railroads,
and the posessor OF a fortune Of fifty
millions, lie did not coh~id himself
strong enough to resist tie importu-
mites Of Legislators for free tickets.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-25

Come within the incosareof the subscriber sometime
10 the forepart 81 the winter rel yearliHg heler
some whit on end Of tail other marks. Also. three
coarse raolea sheep one horned wether srd two
ewes enc ct the ives having both cut OIL The ow er
or owuers r,apested 20 prove property. pay chg
eS aud Use said Stays. u. BALLENTINE.
Little Grali,, %. O. lsGS, Sa-4wpd
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-25
NOTICE to CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals Will lie received by fhe undersigned
for ihe building Of scheo house I'll the vaga cf 'af
Hope, Grant county, IT,. Tor District No +, foWa q
il Hope Said house be built 81 rock. size 30 - -
wall IL feet bigh inc uiing foundation; Will contai
about 40 perch Of onfy Bids 8i be reee "a gr
masonry and carpentr work. Or czech separately Tic
contract b. awarded the Responsible bia
received o. Of before tbs 18th Gay Of March next
Pans snd specifications may be seen b. calling "a f.
0weiy at his residence est oi the yIage DR. Eal-
ter - tie village All material wiu 1e FURNISHED
81. Hope. Jan. 50. 1865 Z. 0 SELY
o5w4btof G. J. FALLEY.
J HOPKINS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-25

MusIc-INsTRUCrIoNs IN rHE BEST
SYsTEM.-Mr. Charles e. Brown, Of
New York, who has been spending a
few days in orr village, for the pur-
pose OF forming a class in Vocal and
Instrumental Music, has, we are
pleased to state, received the promise
Of sufficient number ii pupils 10
warrant him in giving a course Of
lessons here. Onaccount ofill health
however, he will be obliged to 30 t
ponc commencing for few weeks,
or until such time as he may De Ole
TO teach with satisfaction to himself
aud pupils. Mr.. B. gives ms r lctioI s
10 the thorough bass system, the only
one used by trst>cl ses teachers One
term Of instruction in this system
will give one a better knowledge of
music than forty terms Of the so
called singing schools, as they are
generally conducted. Lancaster can
boast OF mere musical talent than any
town Of its size IN The State, and we
hope that our people. both young and
old, Will give encouragement to an
cutcrl rise calculated to impart a
knowledge OF science which tend,
only 70 refine and elevate. Due nos
uce 81 The time of commencement
will appear in the Hraid,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-25
I1ENsEp AU.TIoNEER.

5 Wetmare bess 10 announce to the Public that ~
WsiI ne s T. receive cgiers af the sa hy aucsstd
al dasSr gtoas IS property throughout he Celuty III
tAe lowest possie gates, arags - lum az Patel
Grove viii BE- puuctuaiiy attended e..
Patch Grows, Feb. - Ist5-Ss-3ls
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-25
NOTICE. 10 BRIDGE Bu.LnEaS !;

The 81 srysoFs Of thu towB al Bloomington will r..
ceire prof. ais uat the first Saturday March 4 D
sts for building bridge sandy CreeK "a tie
Ola yton aud Lancaster read, in said town the bids III
o. isade for both wood and stone abntmeuts separate
Is The bridge 70 be forty feet span and buiIt above
is h water mark, probably ten twelve feet high -
IAe5 xiii also receive plans with bids tor building
bridge plan which Is very ell liked. drawn i.y
Mt sne@a, % Beetowa, can be at the town
eirk oaes IA this town. Bids will also be received II
the sale tine Tor building dixie across the bottom at
saeh end u Tie bridge.
JAMES 7. MURpHEY, !
HENRY LORD. Supervisors
ALBERT FRANCIS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-25

PROPERTY SALE-H. B. Fisher
having sold his farm balfa mile South
Of Lancaster, viii make a punic sale
oI bis 'araIing tools, stock, &c, on
Saturday neXt Sec advt.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-25

s@sf~'rho birmingham Brothers,
wealthy manufacturers at Hinsdalc,
Mason arriving in tins country from
England, several years ago, were
worth the total sum OF one penny,
and that indenticaI coin one Of them
still has IN his possession.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-25
5pctiol Notirrs.
NOTICE
70 Internal Rece4ae Tar Pages.

10 Internal RecenHe Tar Pager8.
An persons in this county Liable for amy 81 the FOL
lowing named taxes under tnr Internal Revenue Laws
to-wit: Incomes for year ending Dec 81 special
taxes, formerly licenses from May St lS6s; and ali-
Giles IA Schedule "A such as go., watche. Plate b.
are hereby notified That | shall I've at the following
named places AT the time herein stated and they are
hereby notified To meet aut Ike return III .u.h
taxes according ~ law. Shall be at
Feb.7-Glen Haven 1t Post Caice from Il tsffa1 M
7-BuonliuSlCn, Iiaugers Hotel 3to5pai
o-tas,yllir. benIiSt"n House, leA1 to p n
e--boct0wu, McC0y Hotel Aps5.9 @ i NJ
i-ti8Xci Green, Chandler Y0rks il y =
io-Fmrpi1y, Robert, iiote IAHtp2PM
ls-Jamest0~n, Post Office 2PM
ly-D'ckeyl y. schelp-iies 70 81 io II 81
+" t9-GeorgettFu. Cahanis Brau8ous 4 IN
&0-Washburn Lowell Store, III AN
Exclamation, Clayton q Woo wards 2 10 3 p NJ
2.-Montfort Steven Hotel ilANtol PSI
Mar. 2-Elienboro. At Sinous II to 4 ~
Lancaster Bushnell Clark's ogce > to 3 + 81
d-Fennimore, Byeriy's Hotel, 1ANto II "
3-B0sc0bel, Carriers 3 90 3 n NJ
4 Anscoda, Smaliey Hotel, l3AM To rM
5-Noodmau, Miles % to t0 n
5-Mt. Hope, Nathan & 0,@aldS store, I-MlPN
5-Patch Grove, Foshays 2toqpN
q-potosi. T Seaton store iii b p n
Shall be at Piat;eve, Office in Ghlms block f.om ia
Eeby 10 March lst. where all persons who TAI to sea
me On the trip report.
All persons falling to make return by March Josh
1865 will be Liable to penalty Of ten per centnm-
Those having monthly returns make Will please
meet me at place appointed; shalt have 10 call
and any persons liable r. CARTER
SoWs Ass ASH 9th Div. "a Dist Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-25

ssGg Queen Victoria is an indetatiga-
bic knitter. And SO all the English
ladies are.learning to mako ,noir Iori's
stockings and their own. American
ladies', however, prefer French to En-
glish fashions.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-25

EMBARRASSMENT Al BLooMINGFoN.
A public entertainment will be civ /,
en- in Browns Hall, Bloomington, on
Wednesday evening, March 1. under
the superintendent OF Miss r. B.
Claggett. The proceeds are to be
applied for the benefit OF the Acade>
my IN that place 4 varied and ex>
tensiye programme has been arrang g
ed, consisting IN part OF sentimental
and comic plays, recitat.oas, tab, uax
&c, interspersed with vocal and i'm
strumentaI music. Tie public may
rest assured that no pains will be
spared to make this pleasant aud
profitable occasion g all who NAV
favor it with their patronage.
soningtoE, Eco. q, ls6s B.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-25
IMPROVED FARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber will ser bsrgain his fine farm
land vi ~ acres situated X miles Booming
tau-,u ceres under cultivation and balance good
dov land Thereon good dwelling and other buiid nes
Plenty "t sIrng and runaius water Th.s IS 2 good
stock iarm aGd wili gs sod cheap ior cash.
Bloomington, Jan -, rs. LUKE HAALLl.
5t-tt
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-25
Gor Sale.
MACHINE SHOP AND FIX
TURES FOR SALE.

first rate engine in working order about horse
power il desired; viii sell with circular and
bench: alsa scr a saw and benc hing comp,etc
will sell shop ii desired Reasons for selling: we want
larger engine andmare hop The machinery can
be seen at any time At our shop in Lancaster.
Price Of engine 90
Circular SAW ard beneh-................ u 90
Scroll % %
4 isO large Turning LatAe...... ...... - 20
Cur shop also at...,...,...-........ $50 90
Lancaster Jan 13-31tr ALCORN 4 AIUESsE
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-25
FARM FOR SALE.

II
The subscriber offers his farm for saie-sitaate1 one
mile Vest 81 OF Lancaster village, school district
containing 50 g, 3 improved ana 70 unc fence
rest tuheTed land gpOa lex dwelling and cellar,
gr4uary smoke house. aud stabng tour horses. "A
small orchard tile bealing Ia tie i'm
pr 1yed land are twelve acres bottom half III
meadow, clover aud timothy Thedw.ilingis situated
on the lancaster and r. ina du CHEN road.
sCHAUB
Lancaster Jan 23 1865. Slit
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-25

COUNTY CONFERENCE.-The county
convention for electing delegates to
represent the state convention, met
at the Court House, on Saturday
last, and was called TO order by the
Chairman ct County Central Com,
mittec, W. r. Dewey, E-qr
On motion, A Il. Bushnell was
elected Chairman and J c. Cover
Secretary.
The matter Of choosing two dele
gates was considered, whereupon il
was unanimously agreedto elcct Sen
ator llazelton and Col J. G Clark
The convention then proceeded
form Central Union Republican
Club. the same to 20 operate witt
town organizations u be formed ~
soon a. can be This organization was
made pursuant 10 the plans OF the
STATE Central Committee, as offered
by Mr. Dewey. ia lge McGomgal,
the President elect +. III. Parsons,
Secretary; J c. Cover Correspond.
Secretary, and r. L. Murphey, Treas
urcr.
WATER Power AND FARM.-The
property known rs Fl0fa Fountain,
situated n Grant, half way between
Lancaster and Tafton, is offered for
sale By the proprietor, Mr.. Sehock.
1t has always been said, never dis
puted chat one day in The near or
remote future, this superior water
power, not another its equal perhaps,
will be the site Of Il great manu,
featuring town. The power may
hardly be calculated See advt
a-5~ Merrill, OF the Prairie du Chen
Courier, called on us during his hur>
ried business visit to Lancaster The
other day lie is a radical democrat,
of the Pendleton school, and down
on the mongrels OF his party.
EzD~ \ well written and usefu arli-
Gle is copied from the Wisconsin
Farmer, and may be seen on the first
page Of the Htrald, on frait trees
ScHtTailS
s@e~Tho Birmingham Brothers,
wealthy manufacturers at Iinsdalc,
Mass. on arriving in tins country from
England, several years ago, were
worth the total sum Of one penny,
and that indenticaI coin one Of them
still has in his possession.
Z as Queen Victoria is an indetatiga-
bic knitter. And so al. the English
ladies are.learning to make inoir Iori's
stockings and their own American
ladies', however, prefer French to En-
glish fashions
asa- The All powerful Fanderbilt
has furnished passes TO an the
mem bcrs Of tine New York lesisla-
ture. 1t was understood that when
he entered Oh the Presidency Of the
Central he was resolved 10 abolish
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-25
ROOMS TO LET.

Three rooaaz Ga the second floor and the bali the
third 81 tEe Ggabtres banding in Lancaster OF
fered s.a romg. Esquire al the sore Of
Lancaster Jan. T., e.. DIGGER 4 CRABTREE.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-25

ESg~ 4 well written and usefpi arli-
Gle is copied from the Wisconsin
Farmer, and may be seen on the first
page Of the Htrald. on frait trees
generally
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-25

IT Won want Paper Hangings. ven will end
the largest assortment AT BGFrs.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-25

SwINDLF Look out tor another
speciality swindle, called The Ma
tionai art association, Of Decatur II :"
the same advertised in the newspa-
pers, and unqnestionably a bold
swiudle. These lotteries are all
alike. We notice that Turnbull's
new hotel, at Pana, H., is among the
prizes to be drawn, and is valued az
S75 600 1t is said to have cost
about $4,000, and mechanics liens
still due covering the whole. la the
Decatur lottery. there is probably
not $4,000 worth Of property to be
drawn-the remainder of S2l7 600 all
uam
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-25

A CARp.-The undersigned desires
20 tender to the citizens OF Blooms
ington and vicinity sincere hanks for
the very liberal donation made at the
festival, held yesterday evening in
the Academy building, As the kind
est manifestation OF gratitude of
which he is capable, lie wculd express
the hope and prayer that they all
may be realize that sit is better to
give than to receive and that they
mry have large interest in the
treasures laid up in Heaven, which
he an 4 they may enjoy together.
M BROWN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-25

~" Merrill, OF the Prairie Ia Chen
CoTjer, called on rs during his hor>
ried business visit to Lancaster the
other day lie is radical democrat,
Of the Pendleton school, and down
on the mongrele Of his party.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-25

Ho.El Foa SALE.--The property ID
fascastcr known as the Lancaster
House is offered ter safe. The build
i0gs. rooms barn. Sc, are in perfect
order and uo hotel ia the country
has better name or run Of patrons
age is understood the proprietor
ha made eaoagh ia tine businese to
set aimseii zap farming or in trade,-
Sec adyt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-08-15

A PATRIOT. OF ls37-A VIcTrM OF
British CRuELTY.-The Buffalo Courier
notice, the appearance in Buffalo OF
Samuel Washburne, ono Of the Canadi-
an patriots of 1887, who was banished
for life to Van Dieman's Land. He was
born in 1909. When banished he was
twenty-five years Of age. Two or three
years ago Queen Victoria issued a pro-
clamatiou ~liberaling the victims Of the
wal who were confined on Van Dieman's
Land, but no provision was made to en-
able the unfortunate men to roach their
native land. This old man, for two
years after his liberation, worked for
ten cents n day to raise money enough
to bring him to this country. He
reached New York two weeks ago, and
has managed to get as far as Buffalo.
Upon his arrival there he was entirely
destitute, but strange to say, he fell in
with an old citizen who knew him when
be resided in that locality many years
ago, and who furnished him with means
to reach his relatives-a brother and
sister-at Wales. He lett for his desti-
nation yesterday afternoon. What a
meeting there will be between the
brothers and sister! The old man, al
though completely broken down in
body, can reeollect things that happened
long, long ago, and talks quite intelli-
gently. His thirty years Of Punishment
have done their work, and the young
man who spent the best years Of his life
serving out q political sentence is turned
adrift in his old age by the British Gov.
| ernmeut to starve to death if not cared
for by friends. His treatment while
imprisoned was fearful, most Of the
timo he with other prisoners having
been harnessed to a pillow and made te
| do the work Of horses.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-08-15

A SMART TRicS.-Recently a clothier
in Omaha was standing, after the Gus.
tomary fashion, at the door Of his shop
"A spider waiting patiently for silly
Hies-when there came along q man
very scantily dressed in the raggcdest
Of rags. His skin was visible in many
places. He was merely a walking scare
crow. The s,orekeeper, in the most in-
siuuating way, suggested the propriety
of a nice new suit, which could there
be obtained for a ridiculously small
sum. The man admitted that he needed
clothes, but be didn't quite see his way
to them. He was just from Sweetwater
with considerable dust, but the banks
were shut and he could sell none, and
be wanted to leave that night. The
merchant, who saw his way to much
gain, became q miracle Of courtesy n
Kindness, aud offered to buy it. The
offer was accepted. He brought out bis
scales, weighed the precious grains in
the miuer's buckskin pouch, gave him
a suit OF clothes valued Mt SIS and q
couple Of hundred dollars, and sent him
OF, feeling that he had not only made
on the clothes, but also on the dust.
The next day he took it to the bank and
found it brass filings. The man from the
mountains was not to DO found. As is
always the case, the merchant is
laughed at, and the dealer in brass
spoken of as q man unpriucipled, but
smart.