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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-23

PETITIONS AND DISCHARGES IN BANKRUPTCY.
During the week ending on the 2lst inst. no
voluntary petition was filed bankruptcy, but the same
perod discharges in bankruptcy received by Dclos
W. Gitchell Joseph W. Currer, Henry Camp Isaac W.
MInn. and EnII MCndhelm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-23
cUsToMHoUsE APPOINTMENTS AND REMOVALS

Collector Grnnell has made the following
appointments and removals lately: Inspector Of
Customs-Nm. W. NaramOre, vice ID. W. Thomp
son; VIM f. Campbell. vice H. q. Coleman Night
lnspcctors-A. l. Shaw, vice Henry Cargll. Edwin NJ
Cook vice T. Bartlett Special lnspector-A. f. Adams
s,tO Clorkshp Ia Collectors Experimentation. James
CaIe OF BnglamtOn. Gen. Carrie colonel of regi-
ment OF PENNSYLVANIA Reserves and commanded bri.
gade under Gen. Crawford during the The Collector
on Saturday Informed United States Wcghers Gen. r.
W. Egan and Percy Il. Spear that their services no
longer needed by the Government These persons are
now under arrest and dcr going Tor alleged
frauds upon the Government WiusOw +. Perkins OF
Newiampshlrc has been appointed wclgher In the place
Of Gen Egan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-23

VERMONT SPRING WHARF.-THE great remedy.
SAFE Co. Propretors Depot soHETyELSs No 10 Wazs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-23

SABBATH SCHOOL Books. - BROUGHTON a.
WTHAs No. u Bbeouse keep the best VARIETY FROM all Pabshs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-23

THE VICTORIA BAKING POWDER beats every
thing for raising tea biscuit sponge cake bread muha kC Ia
dies tr IL, zoe per No. l3lGeeuSicbst Bareyt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-23

THE GREAT CAMP MEETING AT MERRICK.-
The SorTBspE RALROAD will trains from their south
SsyenS,t WHlansburgb flowsi 40 l0:ls as SO
and Gas D H. Excursion tickets for the tnp, 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-23
HOME NEWS.
TIKI WEATHER

THR WEATHER.
EEwYoaK Their Bar Wind D, h"ar' es5 B BS,-%
Aug IL 90 SoS5S w " $50 sOO8 n z.
- 40 M I'M " 7so J0l2 y. Z.
S59 % a. W 56o 3Ol4 T.
9 80 1888 w. y ~ MS r
II 80 30Oos. w. IL ~ SIIo D. 30
p.v. d., Norning-Litie clondy at " cloudy AZ IS
s =, - .Bgbtly cloudy 10 lao; little windy 70 ~ As
1--WE eoudy AZ i2O; cloudy l:4o 70 sunset very sa
s9 a. 10 .ny,nking n 4:58; violent Wind gust 4oSi
80 s.91 "a 500 d seconds distant thunder IN 5 w AZ %
s "a ain shaver at s. rain at times 20 70 snnL E'ns
49, rIondv 10 variable 10 IL; shower ~; heaV ram 80
" sheet lightning in TO " 2d MoI9ng-yer e,oooy AZ
i3:I0 md from 10 80; overcast TO noon 49,
az vv rondy 10 sunset Benngvsnsbe 70 B slightly eon1
ys those ending at 445 D. Aug 2 the $1,000
AT a. NJ or7go and highest at J; 10 y H. 1ydl5s - ~ '
- iI4o On Juy H. IN the shade lOE al p m -,
The following synopsis Of tho CenHa riA -''
for the week ending August a. -yvpvounrpR Degrees
BAROMETER. Inches Ihh'AO"N''N "a 10
Mean....' 90 I66l Maximum at Aug a. "a 7
Maximum az "a w., IS 20 99i Minimum al m. Aug l7R
Rapge.............. ..SZ !
oot-.A
Irrn,, 5-Rap from 10 Amonnt OF 80, A.
August S-Ran from GAS pm ll:5Oipm Amount =" "'' "
inch. SIN Amount Of water, .O3
Aarus. I7Ran from l2:l5 pm Amount o. '''e' ~
inch . .-,.,o.,snn Auouut OF water o5
inch 49,, eot.h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-23
DE FNANcIAL ro1IcY rRocL.1nrn.

propose to state as briefly aud conprehensvely az
possible the ideas entertained the objects proposed and
the arguments advanced in their support Briefly then
their ideas are First that by the creation, probably
necessarily of bonded National debg the capital OF
the country has become aggregated into comparatively
few hands second that the rate Of interest is 60 greatly
beyond the rate of productive weals increase ueva
bly,, II continued, to 60 making tile rich richer
and the poor poorer third that national banking
system is efficient aid 10 that process that by means
Of 1t all credit controlled blythe speculative boudhoder
aud banker, and so productive industry the mercy
Of non.producve wealth and further that II involves
the payment Of many millions Of interest 10 thel bankers
which taken from the people and could be saved by
the continuance Of the greenback legal tender money
which they claim be the most 10 the peoue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-23
ROBBED BY A WOMAN.

On Saturday night Henry Levy of No. 40
Robnson-st., met Emma Goss on broadway, and accom-
panied her 10 house IN Duanest and while there che
stole from his vest pocket roll Of bills amounting 10
500 Missing u after he caused her arrest 1esler
day She was brought before Justice Kelly, 40 the Tombs
Police Court, and committed She ut one time the
Of wcll-known prize fighter and politician and
kent saloon In GTauds the resort OF tho fancy, ana
Iisllth Ward politicians,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-23
JUVENILE BURGLARS.

James DAILY and John Lynch, boys, were on
Saturday committed by Justice Kelly for having broken
into the liquor store OF Morris ROsonthal at No. 1888
Canal-st and carried on three dozen bottles OF chGn
payne and other property valued In all 500 These
boys belong 10 bad gang that have caused much annoy
to those doing business In the Sixth and FOareeuth
Wards.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-23
RAID ON A GAMBMNG-HousE

The Police Officers of the Sixteenth Precinct
on Saturday night visited the gambling house Of
Twenty sevenhst and Eighth ave, aud arrested the
proprietor Robert Moran, and II inmates OF The e-tIb
hshmcnt. The stock In trade, consisting Ot faro chcrh
boards cards. boxes etc. also captured Moran Was
committed i'm default OF 500 BAIL aud the rest were dis
.I.Ll NM
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-01-26
(Communicated.)
Educational.

The undersigned desires through
the Herot to offer to the teachers of
Public Schools of Grant County. his
sincere thanks for the uniform free
dom and kindness, with which he
has been received wherever his duties
nave called him, and for the prompt
ness with which monthly reports
have been forwarded. These reports
oy their general accuracy and com
pleteness fully show that those en-
gagged in teaching are alive in the
work demanded at their hands. The
failures To make reports he can doubt
less attribute 20 the want OF blanks.
All desiring blanks can obtain them
by addressing the Superintendent at
Lancaster.
To the public generally it may be
of interest TO know, that schools are
10 operation in nearly all, If not in
every district in the County, and are
progressing with commendanlc tutor
est and profit. Teachers, parents
and pupils generally mani st more
than usual interest III the Feltare Of
schools.
The undersigned also begs le&v, 10
acknowledge The hospitality /" "a
has been universally extended TO him
by he citizens while visiting their
districts, which will ever he held in
remembrance and warmly recipro-
Gated.
J. +. HUBBARD.
January 18th, lso9. Go Supt
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-01-26
Fatal Accident.

The Galena Gazette reports the
following fatal accident in mineral
shaft on the farm of Mr.. Thoma :
Gibson near Benton, Lafayette Co,
on Saturday the 10Th inst.
"Mr L. Thomas and two other
men were working some diggings in
partnership. Gu tho morning in
question, the three partners went to
the diggings together, rs usual, when
one OF them at u windlass let he 9th.
er two men down on rope, intend
ing thereafter to get down himself by
sliding down The rope. The second
man down was Mr.. thomas Imme
diatel y on his reaching the bottom
the dirt caved in about him, covering
all that portion Of his person below
his shoulders, wedging him in tight
ly, and filing the mouth Of the drift.
which prevented the man who bad
stepped IN from coming 70 hi, assis,
lance Dir. Thomas at once gave the
alarm, and the man at the windlass
FASTENED off for assistance, when was
soon procured, and the party went
to work AS men only will work TO
save the life Of q fellow being
While they were thus engaged Mr.
Thomas composedly remarked that
the earth was crushing him, and sug
gested that if they would work lit
tie more quietly al! would be well,--
A minute after his head fell upon his
shoulder and he was dead He leaves
wife and seven children
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-01-26
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO Jan. %.
Low grades steady, high grades
weak. Receipts wheat, 80 900 BUS.
Shipment 000 bias. Market qpi,t
at llf3(a l5!. Corn active at 5I}~
W544c Oats weaker ut 43ic.
Dressed hogs were active and
steady at l2.C0Gtl3 90 closing at II
25GN II 50 for common 10 ordinary
and at II 5OMl3 90 Tor good in choice,
dividing on 200 lbs. Live hogs were
firm and active ut an advance Of 10(0
l5c & 100 lbs. The receipts were =.
800 head and the sales 3 567 head AT
8 60(a6 so for common, and at 10 90
oil 90 for fair TO good packing lots
Pens empty at the close. Beef
cattle were quiet and tame Re
ceipts 24l head Sales 234 head. ut
6 00Ga6 874 for fair To medium and
at 7(07 l24 for good steers, Butchers
COWS sold at 50(a5
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-01-26

Cooley FOR FEBRUARY The en-
cravings in Godey'S Ladg's Book tor
February are in the same perfect 8, y lie
that has always characterized this
magazine. The first is steel plate
Hush, he Sleeps-a very pretty
home scene. Colored iashion-pIate,
containing six figures. Frozen up an
original design. Dog for Footstool,
printed in colors Extension sheet
with it's latest fashions, and large
number OF other useful engravings.-
The work department contains va
riety of useful work. Apart from the
handsome engravlngs contained in
this number the literary matter is of
the highest order h. A. Cooley,
Philadelphia.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-01-26

Tue ATLANTIC For FEBRUARY
Contains part 81 of MaIbone-au
OIdport Romance, by I. w. Hlggin-
son The Doors.ep by Edmund e.
Stedman Our Postal Deficiencies, b,
T. Haskell Derby; fourth paper on
Cooperative housekeeping; Cha-
Baudelaire, Poet Of Malign, by L
Benson second paper on Consump-
ton in America, by Ii Bowditch NJ
y. The Bee and the Rose Ritual
ism, rs Arthur Prmher; Proud Mus
ic OF the Sen Storm, by Walt Whit
man The New Education, by Chas
W Elliot Birth Of the Solar System
hy J u Whelply Love in Mount
Lebanon, by J W DvForeat; Trib
ute Of q Loving Friend TO the Mem
DRY OF Noble Woman, by Mrs Ii. b
Ste we Our Four Servanlr Reviews
and Literary Notices. Fields, Os,
good 4 Co, ia fremont St, Boston,
Mass.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-01-26
tlUulmc lcAItu,I
The Seven Wonders of the World

Mr.. EDIroR-In the enumeration
ofthe "Seven Wonders of the World"
IN J our la-i issue, | noticed a conflict
with the best authorities.
Smiths Classical Dlctionary,a work
oftho highest authority, and Baird
Classical Manual both agree in state
ment.
According 70 these authorities the
Seven Wonders ot the World" were !:
l. The COLOSSUS ut Rhodes
2 The Sepulchre 81 Mausous King
Of Caii8
3. The Palace OF Cyrus.
4 The Pyramids of Egypt.
3 The Statue of Jupiter at Olym-
pia
6 The Temple Of Diana at EpLesns
:. The Walls and Hanging Gar
dens Of Babylon.
The third, fourth ana fifth. as given
in the Herald, are not sanctioned /
think, by the best authorities.
Yours tOi the truth
Patch Grove. Wis. Jan. IS. 1858.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-01-26
New York Market.

NEW YORK. Jan %.
Cotton 29c. Flour 6 00(07 80 for
extra state, and 75Ga7 IS for wes-
tern. Wheat is very firm Spring
il in moderate demand. No spring
60(a II store III 4 deliv ered.-
Rye quiet. Corn unchanged. Bar
ley in fair request. Oats 75!c for
western in store. and 76!G77c ahoar.
Pork tirmer and quiet 20 0olG30 %
for new mess, aud 20 00@29 % for
old.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-01-26
Lancaster Joint Stock Wooden Mill Co

Pursuant to previous notice in the
Herald the stockholders OF Lancaster
Joint Stock Wooden Mill Co met on
The goth inst. and elected J C. Hollo.
way, D. Oliver, Jacob Nathan, A.
Burr aud Henry Fox, Directors OF
the Lancaster Wooden Mill Co.
Notice was given by the directors
elect, that an installmcnt Of 10 per
cent. on the stock subscribed in said
company should be paid in by the lst
of February.
The Directors then elected Addison
Burr President of the Board of Di-
rectors and appointed &. W. Ryland
Treasurer and Richard Meyer Sec'y
OF the Company
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-01-26
Rail Road Meeting.

There will be Rail Road Meeting
at MontIort on Saturday Jan. 80, at
, O'Clock 2 NJ.
All persons interested in having q
Il Il through this section, or on the
Military Ridge. are earnestly request
"a To meet at Montfort on Sat. Jan.
30th P NJ TO discuss K r matters.
The Committee appointed at Fennl-
more RR. meeting to confer with
other Towns will be present to give
their views.
P DEWITT, II EASTMAN. " THOMAS
7 LAIRD, EDW ELL, GREEN
TAYLQS GEO SMITH,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-01-26

DEMoREsTs YoUNG AMERICA -
This sprightly little Magazine has
entered very prcsperously upon the
third year Of its existence, and be-
come an indispensable visitor in all
those households where it is known
There are many other juvenile peri
odieals. some older, some younger
than this popular tavorite, but there
are none tor the children like this
darling Young America, so We must.
pertorce, belieyei it to be the best, aud
congratulate the publisher ON the
great sue, ess OF his little undertaking
81 80 ally. Published S3S Broad
way, New York.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-01-26

At an open session of the Lodge
OF Good Templars il DodgevIlie,
January II, Capt. w W LiIlens
was the speaker. His remarks are
thus noticed by the Dodgoville
Chronicle
Capt. Likens, State Deputy, in
well prepared, well delivered, inter-
esting, fowery. and well received
speech of about three quarters Of al
hour, spoke Of the five saloons
Of the village, mentioned in the
Chronicle last week, adding the six
hotels where whiskey is sold, max,
ing ELEVEN TOLL GATES TO HE'LL, and
only ttco and a half school houses
this he Thought did not speak very
we'll for the place, and hoped the
time was not far distant when the
saloon and whiskey shops would be
no more, and their places be supplied
by school houses and churches Ills
speech vas interspersed with many
poetical quotations. and vas alto
gether q fine literary treat
CONVENTION OF AGRICULTURAL So
cIETlEs.- The Plattevilc Witness
suggests that a convention should be
Called perhaps by the officers Of the
State Agricultural Society, Of local
Agricultural! SocIoties throughout the
state, f3r the purpose Of discussing
and adopting unitorm rules and reg
ulations, and mentions the following
subjects to he conalderd
l. Whether horse racing should be
allowed at exhibitions.
2 Shall side shows be abolished.
,. Shall entry fees be paid.
/. Shall family tickets be issued.
g. What should be the price % ain
gle admission tickets.
6 How should the premiums be
arranged, and what manner OF prem
iums is best.
Z. Should the constitution and by>
avs be the same for all
g. Should NOT the amounts paid be
united in printed proceedings.
9. What style OF buildings, incIud
ing all required at the fairs, 10 the
rheapeat. BEES and most convenient.
10 Should not our fairs be made
more the occasion for tho exchange
and marketing Of animals and pro-
duoe.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-01-26
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

Notice IL hereby given that sha refuse TO pay Two
promsory notes CAV toy myself to Hawiey Sou Of
PiattrNie WIS both GUtes aG8Ountpgt. sixty DOars
or thereabou and both negotiable dated or about
the ut Of Juhe T. ,>on sad notes were given ror
Corn tuhNstor tbertrams sanles pstentJ and a
special contract tue not were wen
la the pTesef CO OF witnesses, said should be
returned To IN decided 10 keep the uitl-
vator he time lnited Tor the deci lou be,ng TWO
weeks, within hat tune eturysd til ir nAchlI auu
demanded my Lot which re- nss To deliver
Therefore, hereby forbid ANY person negotiating
notes. AS they viii Uny be col vcied the emu VI good
Lawsuit. CuahLEs "A AunIs,lA
Little Grant, Ma Dse, Iith, lsss. xsws
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-01-26
The Church Union.

This paper has been entity enlarged to mammoth
proportions II is the largest religious paper IN the
teoTtd. IL the leading organ Of the Union Movement
aud opposes rituaiism close commune exelnsiveness
aud church "aste 1t l. the only paper that publishes
HENRY W ARD BEkcHERs sermons, whIcl ii does every
w.t. just they deliveredwithout ,uAiih aIiun
correction by him. 1t aavoc4tes universal surage
union Of christians at the polls; and iae raght OF ia
Dor. II has tn. best Agricultural department. Of any
paper in the world; pub hes stories for he family
ami tor the destructIU of social evils Its editorial
management II lmprrsonai; it's writer's and editors
IRON every branch OF the church aud from every grade
o. society lth been spty termed the treest organ
OF thpl ght in the void
Such pap r. offering premiums Of Sewing Machines
Dictionaries Appleton CycOp di0 ri no-, Organs for
churches etc make IL OF the papers ior can
sAssers 10 the world
Every congregation may obi Gin Il Communion Ser
ice, Organ MeUdeOn 3ibie d LlIe Iasura. Co.
Policy Tor lie Pastor or mostary otner noedu thing
by clue Ot subscribers.
send tor copy, enclosing 20 cents 10
HENRY d uTLD,
u Park Row, ew YoEa.
P s.-subscriptiogs received at the HERALD office.
1ins3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-01-26

So Fer sale at the HERALD Office Lancaster. Wis.
the following Blanks which will send by mail (post
age pxd,j Mt the prices named per dozen
Stay onExecution, 10 cts. Execution-principal 10;
summons Is; subpoena, IS; Attachment, Is: Warrant
of Attachment Is; Affidavit for Warrant Attachment
Is; Complaint for Warrant, 10: Warrant 10; Affidavit
for Gsrnashee Summons Is; Garnashee Summons. II
Affidavit for Replevn 10; Writ OF Pcplevin, Is venire
for Jury l5 T. Orders Is Notes OF hand l5 Power Of
Atty. 4O Notice Of Trial IS Road Tax Receipts, is
tx. Jus. Transcript IS; Ex Jus. Judgment, 81
Warranty Deed 90 Exr. Admir- and Guardian Deed, 70
Quit Claim Deed 10: Land Mortgage, 6D Chattel Mort
gage, 40 Land Contract. a.: Mining Lease 30; Gene
cry Dssd. 30; Marriage Certificate, So.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-01-26
STRAY CATTLE.

Taken up by the ubsrrheT, on lands owned by her
in Sec. {, Town Range :, Town OF Va ero0. on or
abs VI the ist OF Dec. red year old past
marks Also spotted red and white u er one tr
past. marks The owners are requisite
10 prove property, pay chaI gees said struyS
Nc
Waterloo, January 10, $50 3yw4%
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-01-26

STRAY CCLTS.

Taken up by the subscriber residing In thu village
and town OF Poto~i. two hoh mares OH iron gray
medium size riseing four years old and sorre lie
hind foot white, star IA the face, Hight and tail
riseing hr"e year. old he requested u prove
property, pay charges and Ia re said stray away
THE0PH CHAPMAN.
Jan. It'll 1863 2zyls
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-01-26
STRAY HEIFER.

Taken up by the subscriber lands owned by him,
IN The Town OF Paris. about the 18th OF November
les one white hrifrr marked with crop # The end
right and uiier bit out Of under side OF the
lett es ami short stub horns. about the years
next spring or LEerea The owneo is requested
to prove property pay charges s4d take said 81 ay
away. JDak-Il ASHRE
Paris Jim. 9th. $50 90
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-01-26
STRAY cow.

Taken up by the subscriber on lands occupie by him
In Sec ~ Town OF Paris or about the IL Dec SOS
one pale red COW about three We old last spring, line
back, Viii under the belly, horns coming n-arIy to-
geiher AZ the points. other marks Ihv owner is
requested 10 prove poperty pay ch+iges nrd Ike said
stray away. eEORtsE v WORKS
Paris Jan. II lSte 33w4&
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-01-26

STRAY STEER.

Taken up the subscriber on land owned by him on
Sec 20. Town o. Range two miles south west of FEN
nore Center one year old past, red and white with
star IN forehead the oi tail white and slit in both
eits u 10 light re" wit white pots said stray came
INTO my enclosure about the first of December. The
requested to pr perty, pay charges and
Ne said stI ay away. L. n Rut}kRs
fennimort, Jan. 18th, 1869. 3lwIa
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-01-26
5traps.
STRAY STEERS.

taken up by the su scribe on lands owned and
cnpied by me IN the Tow of Patch Grove, ebUui
the middle Of October three of them about
Syr1 ola, with white spot forehead and other
small spots on body and two yeaE oids one with red
sides white head and red ears the other all red with
crop on of right r. and half crop OF Of left The
owner IL req tested prove property pay charges
to ke said strays away. JOHN nICKLIN
Patch Grove Dec IA 1893 3,lwi&
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-01-26

iaA'n up by the subscriber residing in the town OF
lisErl ur'rn ON sec. u. Town Range West OF the
p, NJ land OWNED bS HIM In said town. n or about
% December lshs. one mare rot two year
Qua past, with white stripe forehead and little
Whi'e Oh the lett iureioot The J. quested 10
prove property, pay charges and raid stray away
LI0HfCAP.
tAaei Creen Jan lsf 1863 -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-01-26

FIRE AT BosooBEL 1t is reporte d
tina, on Sunday night last the three
wooden buildings north OF Carrier
Hotel first south of the track were
burned. Tbs fire supposed to origi-
nate ia barred 81 ashes in thc rea,
OF one 81 the buildings We UNDER
stanc that there was but $500 insu~
rance on the property. The loss
probably amounts 10 1--WE or six times
the amount insured. The oyeable
property was mostly saved, Bosco.
bel thas loses two saloons aud an
agricultural warehouse.
~ Senator Adams, Of this County
while on his way to Madison last
week SHOOK hands win toe ghost oi
Rev. Mr. Bean. the gentleman who
wa murdered q shcrt time since.
-Brolhsdd IH8eDsQdent
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-01-26
STR. Y STEER.

Taken up on the premises Of the cubs riber one 4
niles west OF PotOei, the ~ OF December oue .
year od steer color red line back with white tai
white under the belly crop of left ear s In the ,iyht
ear The o~ ner is requested to prove prope ty pay
charges and take said stray away.
IN eehtOn b. p WILLIAMS
PVtosi, Dec. 21th 1868 32w4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-01-26
STRAY STEER.

IaEeH up by the subscriber lands occupied by
nm, IN the town OF wyaiIs'ng k~ys old Saw Mill
on or about last OF OctObe 1865 dark rndie steer
with un OF bit ia lett ear one year old ast s:rayed
npo" my land and now remains thereon. The owner
IeqneSted to prove property, pay charges and take
9@iu s'isy away JOSEPH JACC0,
Dec. ~, lSpN. a3wls