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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-07
Chancery COurt---RutIedge.

Henry jackson Guardian &C.. and j.. ~ Weiis' Au"ii'
traitor. a. We. Luther ,. Cope q al.
IN. THIS CASE TILE DEFENDANTS
/ Ambrose Brerer John CoIes and wife kensy yense'
Tr cre sfarfIo oseriay Preston Oserbay, Eliza we
Nv gepey Orerhay aud Pryor Overbay being
offbo stat oil Teanessee appears from the b II y OF
dref y the Clerk and Master that publication e ae
f,ur successive Browu0Wu knoN'ihe "hs, ys
safd non resident defendants % appear before te
80 Court al gutlea-c on ths third Monday 81 october
nf then and thorc make their defence 70 aia plll %
tho same taken for confessed ana ~ ioi hoaps
paw test: C. G SMITH, q. NJ.
an, pa rf5 By J. W YOE, u. G. & N.
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nHANcERY couRT- KNoXVILLE.

CormioE a BeIitz We. August BeBz e a. s-~fts.
,TSHE DEFENDANTS, AUsUsT BELITz,
V,it Trsppf and his wife Lezca, being non-feslaglss
- ogers a. stated Ia she bill "a b ordered that Pu19
Zoo h. made for successive weeks % the
VIII. notifying said defendants 10 appear beiole me
Cont al Knoxville, the frs Monday o Ve
g srd tee 10 make dbfensoto the bin the rarae y
avon f5r confessed and fyr hearing * paTs
a. order soptJ-tw1 vat d. A. bEADEAlChs ~ y NJ
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Notice 10 stockholders.
East TENNESSEE AND VIRGINIA RAILROAD
THEAsUEEE's 0FFicE, KNoxyILLE, Sept, ~, leoe.

East TENNESSEE YIRgISIA RAILROAD,
TnsAsUEER's oTFioE, KNoxyILLE, Sept 10, 1865.
UiHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS, AT THE
IL annual meeting appointed Committee % examine
Stock Books Of the Company. That committee on e1
animation find Of many who subsored 70 he
Capital the Company ehoH balances tson o. small
aoun yet and unpaid and preparatory 20 nave tne
closed order that notice be given BY
newspapers the line Of the Road TO AL denqnenb
stockholders pay the Secretary and Treasurer OF tine
many balance their respective accounts on or pc
day November next the Stock VIII pea-
clared forfeited. - -. -.
certificates are requested call at this Office and get the
The Stockholders notified also that the next ANN
Convention 20 elect for the cnsuing year, VIII
meet al Knoxville the LAST THURSDAY goth dayl OF
Ssc.eraI,sr ncvt JOHN KEYESs
sept le-tiIl Nov % Secretary and Treasurer,
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AUSTIN s. Co.,
sept 2-4t l06 SUMNER STREE, BOSTON. MASS.

WANTED!-A ACTIVE, ENERGETIC
Agents to introduce the g hicOpee Family
Saving Machine. Warranted to be the Best BUTT
Most Reliable aud only fully licensed Low Price Machine IN
te market win every variety of sewing for family wear
equally all kinds Of fabrics. Responsible parties
secure call from travelling agent and examine the Ma
chine, by addressing at once - <
CHICOPEE SEWING MACHINE CO.,
CmcopFE FALLs
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Legal A Advertisements.
.1. rcrpv conRr-TAzEWELL.
T. sohuIl1 ct ais, vs.. Susie CLARK ct ais.

u
IN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING THAT
II tho defendants, Louisa Burohet, John sbnsl
sfitr.f Gilbert John Gilbert, Betsy james, hhefNou
I,ssr ABIGAIL Marion, MiCbard Marion aud the chdteh
- Wesinand aud Isaac Mestuand are nonIesl1 1s
IA tr state Of Tennessee. shown In Che biz; ~ =
mat publication De made iu Brtw nloWs Nhe ~ ~
ressFc vsct aoiifyine said den udaAfz 70 at.a ~
Caur.rv Cea "a 81 tha b Monday OF 9ctobef pe4 t go
there 10 defend aald hll the tame wiz 20 teNea
fsssea thorn and 80 Tor haafing eh q
sept 9-it pf5 - n i------
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Book AND Jon PRINTING Of every descr,,,.
siondone al the WING Office, on short notice
sad reasonable terms.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-07
AGENTS. AGENTS, AGENTS!
yxTANTEDtL LADIES AND GENTLE
Great One Dollar Sale.

act a. agents for
Great One Dollar Sale.
We are now selling great variety Of rich and valuable
oods consisting Of GOODS, GOLD and SILVER WATCHES
G,RP1T FuRNITuKE sILyER-PLATKD WARE, CUTLERY, FINE
JTwFRY sEw1sG MACHINES, &C., comprising nothing but
sefui articles wanted every family for ONE DOLLAR
EACH which be purchased in any retail store for
twice that sum. -,
our Inducements Agents greater than any other
House in the trade for descriptive checks in clubs OF
fen for 81 Thirty or a. FIFTY for S. larger in the
same ratio ceuars giving ll inormation sent nee OF
charge Parties of acting agents will send In
clubs and receive in return the same Dress Patterns
Wool Blankets Gold Silver Watch, Wooden CARPET, Sew
ing Machine Web Cotton and various other valuable ar
tices in proportion the size of the club Address
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-07
PAIRCHIIn,S
HOUSTON FACTORY ENVE LOPES.

70 MERCHANTS AND OTHERS BUY
ING quhnutes or the line Envelopes nt very
low fiNea Gall at the East Tennessee Book House.
a. a. RICHARDS a co
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-07
MARYVILLE COLLEGE.
rFHE FALL TERN OF THIS INSTI
IL TUITION viii begin on the
9th Day Of september, 1865.

TERMS:
Tuition per session Of I'VE months, $40 %
Fuel Lights and Washing. ....-.... 10 %
Room, rent snd InCidentas %
Beard in she College Boarding House, Per week 20
Board in private families, om y o 70 w
In addition to the Collegiate and Preparatory Depart
en there English Department., when furnishes
Advantage to to those who desire to qualify themselves for
the important work Of instruction
THE College IL now accessible BY railroad nom all parts Of
the country For Catalogues and further Information, ad
49, sent aI3m r. J. LAMAR.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-07
County COurt-Knox County.
PETITION FoB PARTITION OF REAL ESTATE
J.. c. Gifn ct al, w. Henry Adcock q a. q
IN6OLVENT NOVICE.
FOR SALE.

HNWO-THIRDS INTEREST In A Coal
The Khoxg "a gentueky Ialroad oo yards from oetoi
road Graduel accent Vein bfeet thick WIZ beAoid oheaP
f1f each. Apply 20 - -.-...-,-
CHAs. II. FLOUBNOH,
.satt g.Ln, Gay street. Knoxville, Tennessee.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-07
cI,.ucery Court at MaynardViIIe.
AUGUST RULES, ie'o' q.
s I. Kinesid W. Reuten Craig, gnd John W Lea w.
kiuCaii.
IN THIS CAUSE THE DEATH VI

Kincaid being suegestco and proven u ~ Kineaid
= n soprarur shat the following herr on wit
49, ?. - ol,-re-ients OF tht state 81 ,i
49,. H Kincsid Daniel Klncaid, BaIiha 49,. ,,-ess
WIreaid nud Molly kasd g that - u 1870. 1rterea
csor4t 81 served upon them u is ileI - So
- ,tieatiou De- made Tor four gucgessi'e o.
sg's Whig noifying sald DOB re. 80, ~ ,t rec
p Ten IN this court b. hed for the county s q ~
-. - t hone in Ma5nardyc. on the hFsl hohuay -
- ~ pIoad anfer Or damuri ~ the eass ie5
.- Ii ar e.ta ar Same viii be taken IS oehissI
- 49, fsr hearing parte 81 20 them a COY o. th
ahe 81 'oN Ut 80 % J. W. BRANs0N, G. 8 NJ.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-07
SUPREME COURT, KNOXVILLE.

hEHOhID fOh LID hid " ACA''
20 THE CLERKS OF THE CIRCUIT
Hast Tennessee 4lh Volume Of Coldwell he
ports distribution Call at the Office OF SUI
f Court Clerk end get the copy your Office, and
oeipt for tfs sah,e 8 ~ MI PAIfhh9yHs
sept 30fw et ~ cierk
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-07
MISCELLANEOUS.
LEAFS SPRINGS,
East Tennessee.

BOARDING Accommodations will be opened
- June 1st, 1868.
THE HOUSES HAVE BEEN Thur
oUGHIY repaired painted, apered, Sc, ogether WIN
rev addition Porch and Kitchen haNe 'hfso VI 'e
anost Springs in the world, the
Chalybeate, White and Black Sulphur.
me cool and beautiful atmosphere pleasant su'ronndngs,
M Ill knoOn to reqsre any special references
100 -, t Tbey are situated in Granger county, 10
~ on the TetneEsee and
allss n -, 80 < basf hours ride htjm Kzex-
w, 5 % IL n ana 10 ~ hsS Stables aah boasd Tor
49, ell Il s,royIed. besides other AocomnibSatons
Hacks viii run daily from McMillan's station.
gn per day Board 50 per week $40 per mouth s5di
ebildrep under Il years and servants half price.
FOR further particulars address
J. c. FLANDERS, lessee,
n,.vI2 f Knoxville, TsaR.
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BARIOES. FLUTES. DRUMS

IVA NJ BOU RlNES, CONCERTINAS,
Mo-, uoKcr Brass AtcurdeoHs Triau gles
i tnftaasts fa0et-, CsToucts al kinds Of Strings
aud liunaiugs be had IA, East renuessre Bo1R
Nuufr-. H. NJ RICH ARDS &
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EDUCATION.
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

NOTICE TO TEACHERS.
TNHE MASONIC FRATERNITY HAV-
ING decided to open permanent first class School At
Ioudon Tennessee commence the rst Monday in SOP.
ter Der next wish to procure the services Of efficient and
exrerienced Teacher 60 take charge OF the same.
1e undersigned will be open 10 correspondence The
saoct and al particulars will be given application
Mons need apply uness we'll recommended.
an editors friendly to the cause please copy.
A.. ID. RHEA, Corresponding Secretary
London Tenn. May &, 1s6s-tf
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Information Wanted

.nF HHE HEIRS OF JAMES HOLLAND,
soldier in the war Of 1872 who lived at Knoxville in
Is24is supposed have moved down the country ANY
one who will enable communicate with the soldier,
living or his hei rs dead, will be literally rewarded
Address MUNSON & SEYMOUR,
sent 3Oit Knoxville, Tenn.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-07
NOTICE.
SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY,

IMPRESS NATTER RECEIVED AND
IL dispatched from the Office Company Knoxville
daily the South and West, via Chattanooga, at
2:f1 r.
Goods aud Packages received up the hour Of 40
Leave daily for Lyuchburg and the East, 9.O2 A. n.
Goods and packages received at the hour Of 500
ianglsf n. s. WOODWARD, Agent
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-07
MEDICAL COLLEGE Of GEORGIA
". AT AC9U5IAs
rHIIE airH COURSE OF LECTURES


TRUE .3tTH COURSE OF LECTURES
,,tt a.. commenced on the Ist MONDAY IN NovEsRER.
FEFs Fnu Course, sizes matriCulaton 50 Dissections
So Diploma, $50. All payable in currency
FACULTY:
l. p GARvIN M. D., Emeritus Professor of Maeria Med
L. D. FORD, NJ D., Professor Ct Institutes aud Practice
Of Medicine.
Jos A. EVE NJ. D., Professor Of obstetrics and DsaFs
L. A. DuGKs, NJ D., Professor Of the Principles aHdPrs
tice Of Surgery.
macy.
III CAMPBELI, a. D. Professor Of 0Peratiye strgsry
and Surgical Anat0my.
DEsAuseURE F0RD, n. H., Professor of Anatomy.
W. n DOUGHTY, NJ D. Professor Of Therapeutics Ma
terra Medica and Medical Jurisprudence.
EDWARD GEDDINGsi NJ D., Professor Of Physiology and
ROBERT CANPBELL, M. D., Adjunct Professor Of Oh
JOS A. s. MgLLIGAN, NJ D., Assistant the Professor
Of Practice.
JOHN 5. COLEMAN, NJ. D., Demonstyator Of Anatomy
s. O. EVE, NJ. D. Clinical Assistant ai the Dispensary
sept 1871 l.. =. DUGAs, Dean.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-11-17
MARRIAGES

In FennimOre, Nov. eth, by Rev. S. n. Jones. Il. A.
Jones Miss Elizabeth Lowell, both of Femnimore.
In Fennimore, Oct 18th, by IL. IL Earl, Esq Abra-
ham Howell and Miss Sarah Discon, both OF Fennmore
In Patch Grove, Oct. 25th, by g. Ballantine Esq
Levi Steward and Miss Martha Winnie.
In Patch Grove, Nov Sth by Balantine ESQ, Ed
gar D, Walker of Woodman, to Miss Cleaner Gilbert
In Fennimore, Nov LIST, by Rev. A. Butler, VIM. 2.
eteNS"s, Mrs Ellen H. Shafer, both Of fennimore
In Marion, Nov 9TH, by Rev } Burnngame, Stephen
Len ny, and Miss Margaret Petit both OF Fennniore.
In Lima, Nov. 4th, by Rev. P 5 Matlter Char es A.
Elliott OF PiRtteville and Miss Sntha f. Woodhouse OF
Lima,
In Platteville, Nov. Sd, by Rev. p s. Mather, samI
p. Portland of Lima, and Nj Sarah A. Elliott OF attic
Vile.
In Beetown, Nov. 5th, by Evan Arther Esq, John
II. Cron Of Potos aud Miss Lizzie A. frany of Hazel
Green.
In Glen Haven Nov. Sd, by s. Johnson, Esq. Piylet
Harkns and Miss Amanda Sixby of Glen Haven
In WyaIusing Nov. 5th by Rev. S. Stattuck, John
Backers Of Clayton, 10 and Miss Sarah L. Wattles of
Nyausing.
In Clifton, Nov. sth, by T. Watson, Esq. Edward
Hazette, and Miss Emma Cook of Lima.
In Muscoda Nov sth, by Ralph Carver ESQ., Jacob
Young and Miss Harriet Merkt both OF Muscoda
In woodman. Nov 18TH. by j. L. Parker Esq. l.. b.
Smith OF Marion, and Miss Mary Ginger OF Lancaster
In Patch Grove, Sept. lst by Rev. W. ii. KellJg,
VIM. Patterson, and Miss Mary Jane Palmer, both OF
Patch Grove.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-11-17

CLOSE VOTING Roine's majority
for the assembly in the north dis
trict of Iowa Co, was but four, and
IL. IL. Gray's majority for Senator of
Iowa Co. was but three.
There are fou parties in Spain
who will contest the coming cleo,
ton. The Provisional Government,
Conservative, Democratic and Cleri~
cal parties
"A smart young lady, in reply to
a. inquiry why she did not get mar
ried, said it was because she was un-
able to support husband
Charles Roeser, formerly of his
State. is about to take charge Of
new German paper 10 ST Louis, to be
called the Nec World.
The anti~ButIer campaign is re-
ported TO have cost State street, Bos
ION, not less than one hundred and
forty thousand dollars
The Daily Democrat printing OF.
flee at Cairo has changed proprietors,
and chat paper will hereafter be pub
lished as Republican organ.
The yicksburg Republican wants
10000 carret-baggers " to come
Immediately to Mississippi and settle
the State
the Philadelphia Inquirer says
that the retail liquor traffic of Penn
sylvahia for 1861 amounted to 1882
100000
-Cobb's majority will fairly reach
1000 Washburne's between 1000 |
and s 600; Hopkins between 5000 |
aud 1000, and Sawyer's 1000
Dispatches from Italy report
that the Papal army continues TO be
depleted by assertions, which are on
the increase.
Thirty~one years ago yesterday |
Rev Elijah. ?. Loveioy was killed
by mob in Alton, H., for publishing
an anti-slavory newspaper.
Senator Fesserden is charged |
with saying that it was hard to get |
Andy Johnson out Of office because
be went in SO tight
German publishers are over
wbelmed with letters from their sub
scribers requesting more and better
articles on American subjects.
The whiskey tax is yielding a |
larger revenue under the fifty cent
than under tho two dollar tax. SO |
The Washington kilograms state.
Female engravers at Now York
earn aboat $40 per week, and the
number OF lady artists is largely in>
creasing.
The Waupun Tines reports the
present number Of convicts 10 State
Prison l89, OF whom are females.
The Memphis AuaIanche accepts
the situation. and comes out squarcly
in favor Of universal suffrage.
Queen Vitoria rules over Z 900, |
coo square miles and 200, 900 600 |
people.
-Accofding 10 latest counts, Sey-
mour's majority in New York is
s, i06, and Hotfman's %, $50
London University will be open
to women May, 1869. They must
be seventeen years old.
The next House of Representa-
tives viii consist Of l39 Republicans
and 81 Democrats; Rep maj 70.
Switzerland has 10000 watch,
makers, and turns out over million
OF watches yearly.
Onr dispatches to-day state that
Oregon has gone for Seymour, and
Alabama tor Grant
- San Francisco is assessed at
Sl00,000,000.
Cuba, with ST 500 900 inhabitants,
is taxed 100000 annually.
Grants majority in Ohio IS now
rckoned ut Il 1914.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-11-17

DoE- IT iAY.-The Appe9l says
that single suit tried during the
late court At lancaster occupied q
week with SIS iuiymeu, one justice,
three uwy auJ witnesses, the
verdic out $500 nothing said Of
may bo fifty persons ,uitor-, jurors
and witnesses waiting at heavy ex~
penoe Surely there is blame some
Thefe. We presume the judge can
not Wtll Interfere the lawyers sure
~ have no interest in the like, be-
cause vac people viii gait having if
such consuming suits are allowed .--
IL must bein he laws 'or providing
no remedy Judge Mills should be
empowered TO refer such salts Of
small concern to a commission. the
expenses 10 be paid by the litigants.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-11-17

FARM FOR SALE.-Tbo farm of
Robert II. Sloan, formerly known as
the property Of Geo. Ballentine, in
Patch Grove. is offered for sale. This
farm is one Of the best in quality Of
soil, situation and neighborhood in
Grant County, ami tho bindings arc
also first class. 1t is a prairie farm,
but has fine grove Of timber, and
is well watered. For fuller d9scrip-
ti0n see adyt.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-11-17
Expression in Eyebrows.


The eyebrow Is are part Of the face
comparatively but little noticed,
though 10 disclosing the real senti-
ment OF the mind scarcely any other
feature of the face can come into com
petition. In vain the most prudent
female imposes silence on her tongue !;
IN vain she tries 10 compose her face
anu eyes single movement OF the
eyebrows instantly discloses what is
passing 10 her soul. Placed upon the
skin, and attached TO muscles which
move them in every direction, the
eyebrows arc obedient, in conso~
quence Of their extreme mobility, to
the slightest internal impulses. There
majesty, pride, vanity. severity, kind
ness, & dull and gloomy passions,
tn passions soft and gay, are aItern
ateiy depicted. "Theeyebrows alone.
said Lavater, the prince OF physiogno
mists, often give the positive express
al the character" Part OF the soul"
says Piny the Elder, "reaIdes in The
eyebrows. which move at The com
mand of tbe will" LIE Brun, 10 his
ltea,ise on the passions. says that
1.-The eyebrows are Tho least cquivo>
cal Interpreters OF the emotions OF
the heari. aud OF The affections Of the
s0ui "
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-11-17
STRAY STE ERS.

Taken up Nov, /, 1865 by the subscr er residing on
land owned by him in Elienboro Sec 10, Gown 4
Range = one three year old past steer red and white
tace right and left hoofs claw like also yearng
past steer, more white than red body, artificial
marks either The owner IS requested to prove
Iro pcrty pay charges, and take said STRAY away.
G. AUPPERLE,
Elleuboro Nov stn, 1865 2iw4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-11-17
UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN.

This University as now organized consists of the FOL-
lowing Colleges and Department of instruction.
l. College OF Arts,
z. Department OF Militarv Tactics ana Engineering.
g. Department of Agriculture.
I. college of Lettsrs.
8. Preparatory Department.
d. Post graduate
I. Department OF Law.
3. Female College.
These Departments now in successful operation.
The new Laboratory which has been fitted up the past
SUMNER OIL rs great faculties and special students
dentistry and Agriculture practical instruction in
analytic i and applied Chemistry
The Law Department has commence under very sa-
vorape auspices, and offers unusual dsantages for
curing TIA. ough legal education.
Z. A. CHADB0UREE
Madison, Nov. l., 1865 u President
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-11-17
Teachers Take Notice.

The following School District are
in want Of teachers for the coming
winter: tor particulars apply to
Andrew Myet OK Dist ~. 4 Glen Haven P 0. North
Andover
T. G,siusforth, elk. Dist Nc J. Wingve O Montfort
:. 4. Quincy CIR Dist No l. WoodInaI p. Woodman
A, L. Burke, ok DIST. No /, Eleuboro, P Lancaster
The 3leu Haven and Wingville
Districts require male teachers, in the
other a female teacher is wanted.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-11-17
FARM FOR SALE.

The south half Of northeast quarter of Section g.
Town No. G. north OF Range No. west. The farm IS
two miles south OF FennimOre Center. Having been
rented it does appear well now but has very fine
soil and will bear examination; thereon frame house
Il by - ee good, unailing water Price $50 per
Enquire Of Mrs. Ii B. Wilson or Hazelton L Beadle
Boscobei, Wis Inns
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-11-17
STRAY COLTS.

Taken up by the subscriber residing in Section g
Town s. Range 8 in Liberty, land owned by him. on the
5th November SOS two colts years old past one q
bright bay hind feet white to tetlock joint very short
ears the other dark ba left bind foot white star in
foret cad They have been about my premise over two
weets. The is requested to prove property pay
charges, and take said stray away
JOHN BENNER.
Liberty, Nov 18th 1868 24vJ*
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-11-17
Stray COLTS.

Tas up by the subscriber residing in the town of
Nj. Hop on land owned 10y him in sail town, on or
about the st day o! October 1868, two feys, about
one year Old last spring One bay with white strip in
lace; the other brown otherwise black roam with
star and strip; the hind foot white about half way
to the gamble: the other hind foot with sole white:
with lightish tail The owner is reque ted to prove
property pay charges, and take said strays away
JOHNSON easier.
Nov. 18th 1868 2iw4@
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-11-17
FARM FOR SALE.

The undersigned will sell his well improved farm, so
acres situated mi OF Lancaster, the Tare
du hen road, a good bargain; 80 acres in cuitiya
ton including tract Of meadow bottom land in clio
and tin othy - in fence. Good dwell ing and
cellar, sheds and other out.budings the premises
7. SLHAUB
Lancaster. Augugt 9th, 1868. l2tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-11-17

DoGs.-Since tho repeal of the dog
law the increase OF dogs has been four
fold, and pretty soon when sheep
shall again be highly profitable the
dogs and wolves will be so abundant
that people will fear to return to
sheep, very well, the people must be
either wooded or dogged, sometimes
wolved.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-11-17
STRAY SUOATS.

Taken up by the subscriber residing in the town of
Selser, on the "a Nov. ISIS six shoats apparently
months old and without marks Of aid shoats
are white and two sandy The owner is requested to
prove PR perry, pay charges, ana take SAID shoat
away. JOHN BRANDON
snelser, Nov 1Uth 1868. 24w4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-11-17
PORTABLE FENCEl
WINDOW SHADES F!
Something Newi

a T. a burr are agents for and have constr ntly
SIap S LOT sac the eel brated RUSTIC AND EXCEL
Sioss INDo" SHADES. The Rustic Shade has been
IN use lor some time and has met with general agor
where ever known. The Excelsior Shade Is just being
ln'r9duced and is an Improvement upon the Rustic
light, thus doing away with the only objection ever
found to the Rustic Shade.
These shades are made of the best material ara al
apted to any window, easily adjusted, never ont ~
order end the neatest, perfect durable ana
economical window shade in use. Call and look |.
them see " :
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-11-17
STRAY STEER.

Taken up by he subscriber, land owned by him
IN th. Town " jamestown. about u miles S. w. of
.he village 81 fairplay white yeaiing steer with
legs ana head OF color and the under part ii the
right year cut off The owner 10 requested to prove
property, pay charges, and take said stray away
MICHEAL SAFF ELIZA K.
Nov 9Th 1858 2lw4&
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-11-17
STRAY STEERS.

Taken up by the SUI scrber in the town of Millviile
on lands owned by him, ab3nt Nov. 1st 1865 ono
white steer, with gray snots ali over body red ears
also pale red steer, with under side OF
rig ear. three years past The requested
to prove property pay charges aud take said steers
away. JOHN s. BEITLER
NnY Nth. 1915 .llu,lM