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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-20
FkOA CHICAGO.

IHIcAGo. June 10.
Gen Dodge. member of Congress from
the Fifth D,s,rict Of lo~a, left Chicago To-
night en r,ute for Salt Lake, on business
connected with the Pa, iiic Railrasd. !.
Gen. M Corse, late Of Iowa, has been con ,
flr@ed ~ ia,ernal revenue collector oil
Chic-yo .
Ths trotsing match in harness at Dexter
Park so-dsJ, ~As paftieipAfed II ~ Si,ss
Rich Bssha. Jr., Pilot, Temple, Sam. Kirk
wood and Gen. Palmer, Rockey having
been drawn. Rich won in three ssra,shr heats
Il mule was sec md in the first ard third
herts, and bashA I in the second Basha
beisved very baily. Trme-2:254, 2:28 and
2::7.
Aftss the raes Rich vas sold to NJ. &. A
Jes. 81 Tor $o,Uv0.
f..rss arr no. 81 societies. IN The city par
iicipsiing IN the seukr,te.t. composing mo-
sEert1Ase number of $50 singers, OF whom
only about one half can take part in The con
cert ~ sns time. The nuuher OF visitor.
frum abroad ts probably i0.000
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEB fs.
TALLAHASSEE. Jrme

TALLAHAssE, Js.pe 10.
In the Legislature yesterday T. W Osborn
was elected u. 8. Senator for fo,ir Years by
vcte of 81 tols. Mr. Osborn, and Mr..
Wslch elected Wednesday, arc both ultra
KAd csls. The question Of the election Of I
Senator for six years from the G1h OF March
next IS TO be taken up to-day.
Sr. In CTS, June 10.
The Democrats of the Ell evenfh Illinois
District nominstsd s. Mars hall for ,e.eIec-
tion TO Congress BY scclamaf'.on.
PHILApELIHrA, june 10.
The referee has decided That IA mill and
Coulter shall row sgain this afternoon.
MoEiLE, June 10
The difficulty of the Mobile / Ohio Rail
road Company With their employ ees hiss been
settled.
Dgxvsss, June l8
A telegram from Tindad rer ,orts an attsck
by the Apaches on the ssoct. At Msxs+lrs
Ranehe. during which ore n sxicao vsa killed
and one uoaad.d The E.idfans earned of
thirty horses AID mules, IN cludinp = valuable
horse belonging TO Mr.. n axvelI.
6AH Fs Axctseo. June Is.
The 6rst samples of new whes, have
reached this city. The qusiisy 10 excellent
1he water iu front ot Oakland. opposite
San Francisco, is being surveyed preparatory
for improvements for the Pacific Railroad ter
minus
The last gsein the Railroad connection be-
tween Colorado and Nevada wss closed last
evening after eight o clock The layinr ofirack
for the space of six mI,.s was delayed by
snow. bur The Central Psciic Railroad il now
in operation from Sacramento 10 Ryno near
Vire'nia ciiy, l50 miles. Ahnur ,h- Is. Of
In. l.
river, Nevada, 4 miles east Of Sxcramen-
TO. The Grading is rapidly progressing
across the Desert. from Big Bend 10 Huns
boldt lake. and the whole force of labofers
will be RI once moved Oh the line to Sals
Lake, This portion of The rnad can he built
Us rapidly as iha, ea-i Of it.e Rsrcky Noun
tains- he company are putting firth every
ex-rrion to reach Salt Lab = brilr.- the U.,ion
Pacific, sud expect To De there Juiy 4th 1863
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FROl NEW YORK.

Nrv Youw. lima 10
The ass.n,t c.ae Of Mr. Pollard sr.;n., /,
the women Cr.uv, vss dismissed ve,,erd..,.
Pollard has ;lrd : complsiut asainst bis =. e
for ,hrea,.r,rs ~ Ef. = = s.
Laura walIdron. ,h- prr~a dor.o. h.. .oh.
t.ined : verdict s,ain,t t,.rol;nr R;ch;ces e.,
salary due Jor proteasion.l services IN nh.
On.rs.
"A }errs number of v.lueble presenss f,,m
the d,Gere German .oc,r,ies in ths " -,
and other nsr,. of the limited States comm.
ne 10 be received by Ii. con. .n;,,ee Il ch.r.e
OF. .uch tk;nSs for The fortscom;pe Schns.
xenfest.
A National Convent;on of vo,k;n. man
ia called m he h.ld in mi. civ an l.iv -.
iond ~ ,.ke ipfn eoosid-,.,,ar Ms, c,,,-s.
.h.ll be pursued bv them IN the ore.en, s.,
ji,irsI csmn.iar. -
Steam III. Ens;n. NJ Q.rnlca.a .h.&
9 o clock las. nigh, in from, Of the B,.ver,
theatre. ThA occ.s;or of ,he .cv;n.. h..;..
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FROM NEW lORK.

Erw YoRK. June 10.
Governor Fenton will presids at the ban
quet to the Chinese Emhassy on the 23d
The Committee of Arrangements oe the
Democratic National Convention, don't meet
until two days before the sseemblsge Of the
Convention. when arrangements will be
made fur the distribution OF tickets Of I'd
mission
The President pardon@d JAS Hasb-ourk.
cashier Of the First N.tion-i Bank. OF Hud-
son, Who served ose year Of the term Of Eve
year imprisonment.
The Prize money for The British ship
Che hire. captured in 1861 by the war steam
or. Augusta, while running the blockade Of
Charleston, and amounting 10 $4O, 600, 10 nov
ready for distribution
Ths argument in the case against the Sioux
City Railrosd vas continued to-day.
General Grant ard family win leave
Washington next Wednesday for Cheyenne.
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FROM CANADA,
Nsv yop

NEs YoRK, June 10.
The Heralds Toronto special of June 18th
says: The Government il taking active pre-
cautions with respect TO all anticipated Fem
ian rails. Transport trains are being formed
on The frontier, near fisgsra Three brig
I'D IS of volunteers and regulars are being
formed for active service at Croton. Hsmil
ton and Toronto, and complete provisions
are peing made in the event of the telegraph
wires or railroad lines being cut. Large
quantities OF ammunition and camp equip~ge
re bring sent forward TO tho front All ,fse
rara, b.ira ions are TO be called out for .
week drill, and the city battalion TO drill
two days pei week. The public are getting
excited a. the 2lst approaches.
The gnnboat Heron has gene East.
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO June 10
The base bali match to day viii he between
the Athletics, Of Philadelphia, a,.d Eureka 8,
Of tins city
bashaw. Jr. Silss Rich, Sam Kltkwood
George Palmer. And Pilot Fempte ,rot At
Dexter Park ,hi. .. m for purse of 81 900
The programme OF the great Sanneriest
to day includes little else tha, grand con
cert tonight, which will be largely instru-
mental. he orchestra will number about
one hundred piece
The Rink last night Vas excessively crowd
ed. and the extreme heat OF the weather ope
rated greatly to the discomfort Of the audi
ence The weather is cooler this morning,
with indications Of storm.
John Scanlon, . lsborer. was sunstruck
yesterday afternoon. His recovery il doubt
G,l
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hIsCELLANiOI)S IlEAS.

.. DIS Moisss, Jsue 10
Numerous applicntions sse ntssse 10 the
AdJntsnt G+hsrsl tor as,,llsry pieces Tor h.
Fourth Of 1usy. H. hss bas one piece ),
the arsenaI
naa named a. 7. C,ok. vhoee res;-
dence y unknown. i ncE u In Avenue
f4oese. and not exp p-cted u I've ihs dsy OUT.
d- hs- : Ssti<f fsoa PA.nxk s. ksiv, DIV
eorsgk
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BosTox, June TO-
Tho rsferss IN the hundred mile wAlkiag
match betveen McEttsrick and Scott has
awarded the stakes TO the latter, Il appearing
thst McEuerick employed substitsts two
hours IN the night. which materially sided u
doing the task inside OF 2l hours.
The walking match Of 100 miles, for .
purse Of 38 0OO, between Weston snd Toup-
Icy tho English pedestrian, commenced this
afternoon u Mystic Park.
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the CAPITAL STOCK

IL Three Million Of Dallarr; divided into shares
Of sz5 each. when 4lo is paid on each share,
certificate Of 1t ck for e1o viii Be Issued, .nd no
further assessments to he made. We expect 10 b
able to pay earned dlyidsnds of interest on the
isttsr amesnt reon ~ the lines ars completed.
Installmenss from time to time. for tho paymens
Of tbs stock subscribed, will be called for By The
Directors, - the srsciinn Of the lines pFsrrsss
Subscriptions for ngle share will b. r~ceissd.
The moro tbs stock il distributed the befter Tor
the Company. There Il no individual liability af-
tsr the steck b paid for.
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LosDoE, June 10.
Tomorrow will be universally observed -
. holiday. The occasion il agusdrevisv Of
volunteer BY the Queen At Windsor.
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PRUCLANA gIOV.

PROCL SION.
NNHEREAS, the City Council of the
w sHy 4 Ne AK -, ty resolution NJ eeeu,a
n-~sias, on sth DAY of Jac- tsu b. yor to
s skr ,o M ..scu Isl slsction t. ls he'd
tae rss II t7~ eitf,oa
Wednesday, July lst, 1858,
between the horrss All II v'cisck and one and
D IN IA tYr tue prov ~ Ia ion Il
-. l-si- .r- the stare Il APP ord apr
tscs d. An act r. enss ln,ctai 1nf publ
o ton o.s. their efe4 sr ., lust and
O % poor tr In tett dues aadt prosi,e TO- the
.u- ~ new ecn 9. and tb- pay nsut Of ,ch h.v
be. d. b vvsf .p~es6c tax-s and this eurposs
alt. a< and Aaafna uisa1rE char er- aud Nv Scr
rep lob. was prosises shst 'ke tail hail b
s..ton tn sosi wing shail the Cry Of w
OK debt. and snd b. sirtuvot the proyis-
Of act sntt d, ssci ach e.ch votsr shall
snsv-s.sTes' or No.
Now then IN pur.uanre OF The insfrnctiona Of the
CITY uuusci - ahoss stst.d. I, 10 ApAft MrbOW-
RI Mayor thecity of Ks sas, 60 precsain and c. u
"a exn. of .s city To By ballot at ths
s,,s Ia eie ti1n Wnssd y. tss drft das Of JuiJ
=, n, the .srerap .rds tf the etsshan the city Of
Re,s settis ds und.r bs ,frtne Of the pro-
", IONS the ses sntiri~d las In the pfsamsis aboys
WRITER,
rns no the seoo nd Ward II be h-la At Masonu
q sa6rxvs cacs. on xsca Ang bsswssn Fourth and
re no ef the Third Ward will b. hsid Berryhilf's
ch,ir ,uae, .e a IT. md ssh sssest., % Man.
" roll ft.- .arth y .rs WI b. h@a on the core
n ro.s b IN A. u. at Georg- sLaf-s's barber shop
All rh~ iIs viii be rp<s-d from n,n- IN ,Tetre
~ 10 N ins mos nins fontnetb our In 'hs sf-
nas.. Eoluis low, tsis s:h day o Jnn., A D,
MAJOR
Attest: Z wE.caMtF, ,asrk
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MAR Il led.

ekArvS CRAFT l. I'd y.ttis ~, W y.
- II, fs69 - b sid II assvsn sa ", 80 /,
ssJ G, s4.hr III mca'. p, LAkA bsAs.s. ~
9, msiiy = h city, and Mis MsaASbA cHAif, 81 Nj
ysrI. p. ohso.
~ &fss
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PROSPECTUS.

This Company IL established with view to
cheaper Telegraph correspondence 10 tho West,
and will oeats Offices at al points vhsre the ~
cePts viii warrant aueir profit to the Assncia-.
tion. Ii 10 organized nnder State Laws and the
National Act OF Congress. Tho shares put 1t :
low sum. In order To induce ALL cas.es 70 bscons
stock hold.rs, and thereby insure lis sacoess by
favorinx The Company with their business and
influence. We d-sirr our shareholders 10 be COM
posed Of every business, vocation and calling.
The ,toek viii he apportioned. according to pnp-
ulatiou. TO the elite. and villages in illinois,
WISCONSIN, MINNESOTA, MICHIGAN.
IOWA, INDIANA, MISSOURI, KANSAS and
NEBRASKA. We expect every en,erpri,ing man
ia these states = i'll second .ur endesvors. Our
extensive correspondence In the States named war
rant this hope. The people arc enthusiastic for
= competing line and cheaper prices. TaEr SHALL
HAVE ruEn,
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Duncan, KArIe 4 Co........l4o i l42 Main street.
Gas = STEAK FITTINGS.
Moosr 1 Son. ohnson street, bet Sd ! 4th.
0slA Pens, Psacils, Psekst Desks
8 @ Bridges. .........Fos : Estes Hous
asia silver. and livery MssntsA Cane
Bridges. i : Estes House
eRocERs-wHoLEs
B. Pollock Co....... ........ ls Main street
9SsGill co..........-..-.-.......feo Msin street
Kellogg, Birge Co.........".....-.-e Main street
Bower Co........-....-.......-sa MAIN stree
N Stafford. ..."........,cor Biondeau Lsvse
aROCERs-RETAlL.
Robertson 4 Alb s........ ........i2u Main street
9 Meousei ..........-........ss Main street
Cor Irvin.--... ...cornsr Fifth Main streets
Hydrsmssers, Thermsmstsrs, saehrem-
5 g Bridges................Sos Nos b Estes House
H,eivars & uoass Faraishiag Goods
A. Weber Co..-..-...............li3 Ma in street
HARDWARE.
Peck Brothers..........cor Fourth Main streets
Main street.
HArs, CAPS 4 FUANssRISG uOODs.
Dillon Jones. ....ss Main street
HATS, CAPS AND MOTORS
Barkitt i Co.....................-9l Main street.
HOTELS.
repfsr Heuss...-...-.-..cor Third 1 johnson.
DeminE House. ........-......cor Second 4 Johnson.
ASSURANCE AGENTS
l. J. .Adams,..............C Corner I'd and Main sts.
IOWA COAL 4 OIL CO.
omcs....... ..Lsves, bet Main Johnsen
ICE.
Collier Berry -...-Fifth strssr-in Estes House.
IRON.
Brevnsll Bros. s.................eor Main Fourth
JEWELRT, tusn eoiDp.
Bridses ............Nos / ! Estss House.
LraUoas-wa aOLEsALE.
n Leonard 1 ACo...........-.173 ia Main street
MARBLE wOaKs.
Bawdsn 4 Chen,wsth.. Third strest--nsAf Main.
MILLINERs.
spissberser, Mayer Co...-......No. III Main-st
Mrs Weber...-...... fhird MAIN streets-
NEWS DEPOT.
David @ Lowry street
maxpifsinx oiasses 4 microscopes.
@ Bridges l ! Estes House
Optieiaa, Spsctasiss, nys ols ssss.
Bridges / Estes Honre-
Pipes. Genuine Mesrshaan.
8 q Bridges Nos Z ; Estss House
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=. POLLOCK e. CO.
WHOLESALE
G R o c R S
lis Main ST.,
Keokuk, Iowa.

TT WING re.ie sxisssfve add rms 10 efch1
BHflia o. til- rrq sen.s OF nt tnfrs.s
ing Il sde ba -ni eontsnt ut q 10
III ut %st-
sss N sf--.~~d ssrb b .es tr ng nsfes, we ss%x
a s.,4~ h a-.et ~. CsSI " !
"a. tat- CT tsask fro ineo- e st
fors a ssasarp. tnt shiJ' ei and oar s-ss-'n
eri tnSc m sts safigx rec ~ht raj z, cau
si.- III n. a tn x'~.r b.f s-ie-
wshus. III an O., nj Of
tGsAAs,
co rss
tYRgas.
FrH
.ni al .rtse'e ns1si'y KEPT IN lin - sh h To-
W.T. al e.t o. of trade vA, La .xsIs, aud
dI-s Us
s%a 80. s.As At @HotEs ,Ls ariy
s~Aso -ha ! sc yae ton for the in
>. POLLOCK 4 Co.
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CROCK ERy 4 QUEEHs W Ans.
arey J. lie Faivre...... Nam strset~bet sth / 9Th
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heskpk Dffvtnx Park
ASSOC
rRor1rsG p EaIrs. rTRxp FIR JUsK 9si
Ar LlSx PN
ctixsrs' pp1ss b.ss ia g. % han.ss tr al h1-sss
IN t.e=i - II .at ...........-.., 2 90
Cisize, = Pa 81 sss = e. j. 50 ali h,rs
rhs t.+i = b ~ 2t ....,........ % %
fstfz-Is pr' f+-h u3 IL, s, "a hefnss.. us ex
Hat.+ % %
Teth hs4 .as viii -ssd snEe-ss !, a.e-
s.ss ssd N vs sssrs sx rfss A fee a 10 ~
esbt vi h-lrh & s4sf. "a 4s
t.s.sats b- i,a.as sl the n re 81 " IT
nr"s. 2nn tst b ospKs OF ,MaTFiEg
feh lie.
200 ss s:,'". @.s Tor 'ts'' cans aud
c,xSIRvIys
TWIN BROTHERS Yrast C.ke.-For
i- at .ttA&IRyt -
NEW HOPs-A fresh supply jasf received
sss rfn- NJ Ca RI Wv
C,ox's fp.itlip. os's'iu., 2. =. !;
DooLEY's B,KISo poanEN
ta for o8& Ry ".
1 1ARiEIp BkEF- A Choice k,s,e,e for sale
- ht i'm ast f0x fagt
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cOMnisslos MERCHANTs.
........................4eS South Laves
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CLOCKS, WArCaEs . jew ELRS.
AN u bridKcs..... NOS z kstoa doubs.
I. X. J. iyres Sons..... -........t7 Main street
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REAL EST ATE = lNEURANCD A6'fS.
b B Ten Eyck, cor Fourth Main sfs tup stairs
Wn Fulton ............87 NAin stsest, tnf stairs)
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Cleeks-W Wholesale 4 Retail.
. Bridges ..................N Nos b ! Estss House
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-09-22

Tor 1t TO $ fix land /" solid = before i
can be worked on. The floors are a
pretty black or red notified, and re.
ally look very neat. They can be
washed and secured as we do pine
floors. TIL, are good, hard, honest
floors and never burn up, and cen,
fury cannot destroy them, excent
where there is constant and rough
wear, and when worn by much tray
el CT other cause, chip the place
rough and pour on and level off a
fresh coat of plaster Lancaster be-
ing the capitol town of the county. it
might do good service to erect a
building OF the above style for an
example. | am very certain if once
seen It's excellence would be so fully
appreciated as to induce others'to i'm
mediately follow example, and there
would be no end TO them. The bot
tom or ground floor of every build
ing is either OF hewn rock, or brick.
The base boards, 1T which fire too
frequently gets start, are made OF
square plates of pottery, from TOT
inch thick, glazed in front and
roughly crosscut at the back to press
them to the plaster when they are
piastering the walls. These plates
are usually clear blue white, COM
monty called French white, and
they really look very elegant. For
kitchen and common rooms, they
are usually striped blue or brown,
sometimes a kind of marble. | have
seen the plates of doors and window
frames of the like material. | have
seen two instances where these ele-
CANT chinaware plates were richly
emballished with gold scroll. All
these plates adopted with the view OF
guarding against Are.
JAMES NIXON.
Fairplay, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-09-22
CLEANING TINwARE, Brass OR COP.

CLEANING TINwARE, Brass OR Cop
PER.-Acids should never be employ.
ed to clean tinware, because they at
tack the metal and remove it from
the iron, of which it forms a thin coat.
We refer to articles made of tin plate,
which consists of iron covered with
tin. Rub the article first with rotten.
stone and sweet oil, then finish with
whitening and a piece of soft leather.
By doing so you will save money
Keep your tinware bright by keeping
it in dry place.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-09-22

ss~J efferson Davis has been obliged
to retreat from the hotel in Liverpool
which he first made his residence
there, and go to the private house of
an American merchant, to escape dis>
tasteful ttentions.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-09-22

APPLE DUMPLINGs. Take tart,
mellow apples, pared, remove the
core and fill the place with sugar
roll out some good pie crust about one
third ofan inch thick, and cut in pieces
just sufficient size to roll the apples
in; after enclosing the apples tie them
up in a we'll lowered piece of cloth.
Put in a pot of boiling water and boil
an hour without intermission serve
up with butter and sugar or with
pudding sauce.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-09-22
Hop Crop for 1868.

The Adams County Press says:
"Hop picking will be closed up about
the 18th instant. The yield Of hops
hereabouts is much better than was
expected few weeks ago, and the
crop is of fine quality. Only in two
yards have we heard any complaint
of damage by the louise. Dir. Web
ster showed us a new variety of
Seeding hops, native picked from
the bottoms along the Little Roche
Cree. Its peculiar feature is that
1t possesses the quality of self fertiiza-
ton. The hops bang in long, COM
pact clusters, and from the very
midst Of each cluster hangs cluster
of blossoms like those that grow upon
the ordinary male" hills. The hops
on this variety are large and more
firm and compact, and more heavily
seeded than any hops we have ever
SEEN"
A CHEAP PAINT-Take one bushel
of unslaked lime and Stake it with
cold water; when slaked, add to it
twenty pounds of Spanish whiting,
seventeen pounds of salt and twelve
pounds of sugar; strain this mixture
through a wire sieve, and it will be
fit for use after reducing with cold
water; this is intended for the out
side of buildings, or where it is expos
ed to the weather; in order to give a
good color, three coats are necessary
on brick and two on wood it may be
laid on with brush, similar to white
wash. Each coat must have suffici-
ent time to dry before the next is ap,
piled.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-09-22

TABLE OF DOMESTIC MEAsUREs.-Of
fluids for medicinal or other purposes,
60 drops, teaspoonful or one drachm;
2 teaspoonfuls, dessertspoonful 2
dessertspoonfuls, tablespoonful or
half an ounce 4 tablespoonfuls, l
winegIassfnl 2 wineglassfuls, | tea
cupful or one gill.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-09-22

WATERY POTATOES your pota-
toes are watery, put piece of lime,
about as large as hens egg. in the
pot, and boil with them, and they will
come out as mealy as you please.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-09-22

To KEEP OUT MoTHs.-The simplest
and most effectuaI receipt. Red ce-
dar chips are good to keep in draw
ers, wardrobes, trunks, etc. are 4
positive preventive of the ravages of
moths.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-09-22

STEAM PUDDING.-One quart -four,
one coffee>cup chopped raisins or
currants, one teacup chopped suet,
one teacup half filled with molasses,
finish with brown sugar, one tea>
spoonful soda, two teacups sweet
milk, little salt Mix, and steam
three hours. Sauce.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-09-22

APPLE JELLY.-Pare tart apples
and cut them up: put to them a lit
tie water, and let them boil until it
becomes glutinous and reduced
then strain it put one pound Of white
sugar to each pint of juice; flavor
with lemon essence and boil until it
is fine clear jelly then strain it in
TO moulds.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-09-22

WAFERs.-Two tablespoonfuls of
white sugar two ditto of butter !:
one cup of flour; and a teaspoonful
OF essence Of lemon use milk to
make q thick batter. Heat the wa
fer>irons, rub the inside we'll with
butter, and bake the waters delicate
brown. Strew sugar over when Ia
ken from the irons.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-09-22
CeaaI Noiirrs.
G. Commissioners S0iice-- Wood.
ward.
Estate of GOltchasi.

Cr4Tg WISCONSIN, } In Probate Grant conn
y County of Grant. ty Court sept. term. is
In the matter ofhe Estate of Christian ottcall deed
Present, Vim. McGonigal Judge
On TINS isth day Of September, 1868, upon reading
and filing the petition of Joseph Kerchen,sh Of Grant
County stating that Christian Gottchal recently died
interstate in Virginia City, Nevada that he is creditor
o. sad deceased and that said deceased left tate with
in said Grant County, and praying that letters of
mntstration on said estate be issued unto him
therefore, Il ordered that said application be heard
before the Judge of this Court at the Pr bate Office n
the village OF Lancaster in said county Tuesday the
9th day of October A. D. 1865 at O'Clock in the af
ternoon OF said day.
And 1t is further ordered that notice of said appca
ton and hearing be given all persons Interested in
the said estate by pub hing a copy of this
order for three Isl successive weeks in each week.
in the Grant County Herald a weekly newspaper print
ed At Lancaster In said county, prior 10 said day of
hearing.
By the Court. WIN. McG0NIGAL,
lows County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-09-22
OMITTED IN 1867.
UNREDEEMED LANDS
GRANT COUNTY. VIE

oFriez CLERK OF BOARD OF surr.y1soxs
GRANT COUNTY, WncosnE
Lancaster, Wis. August 18th, iseg
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to ali whom II p,.y
eonee m, that the following described Lao A. and
Town Lots sold on the 9th DAY II May, D. 1895 for
tne taxes que ana unpaid for the year 1894 renass
REDS ened in this Office Now therefore uslss
charges and interest set opposite each Tract s.d Lot
together with the redemption Fee snail DO psis on or
before me 9Th day Of Nay, A D. 1862 in pursuance Of
the Statute for sueh cases made and provided the
same Will be conveyed to the purchaser;
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-09-22
PROPERTY
AT AUCTION!

10 be sold at auction in Lancaster on Wednesday sent
icth, the celebrated Stallion. Corsica and the Gee
brstsd Stallion "6rey Hawk Also Buggies > new
and second hsni Harnesses Sulsy and ether valua-
ble property. TKsMs6 months to ! years credit On
good approved note. b. j. HYDE
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-09-22
MUsouITos.- Parley's Magazine
10 az colInu,n.

OIUbSC 4 OS'-- aIIOy Haga1EHo
contains the following:
To get rid of these tormentors,
take few hot Goals on shovel, or
chatting dish, aud burn upon them
some brown sugar in your bedrooms
and parlors, and you effectually ban
ish or destroy every musquito for the
night.