davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-03
MARRIED.

L-pSCOGB-SHJRIEY-A1 lafayette. on the
evening OF the 3ist, by Rev. ThOmas Joyner.
Dr. $. a LfPsCoMB, Of Sp1ttsylvania, Va. and
Mrs. Anna sHRLER, OF Memphis. Tenn.
We tender tae sdds orr hearty wishes for a
bright s~ndhsppy Hturs with her erocm, whom
ell her &e.nphis friends viii be glad 20 learn, Is
worthy Of her love and devotion. J =.
Richmond and Fredericksburg papers copy.
AINsLIE-ARNOLD-oR Saturday evening.
January ID, a. ST Lazarus Church, By sbs Rev.
R A. SimpsOG. Mr.. RoBSRT WILLIAM AINsLIE
70 Nj FANNIE n. Asa OLD. daughter OF the late
SeoTg3 Arnold, SD, CT 81. Louis, Mo.
The happy pair hays our best wishes that
their voyags through lie may be happy and
prosperous. Mr.. AinsIle is a gentleman Of high
osasaeter, well deserving the faires. and love-
lest bFideiu all Memphis.
81. Louis papers please eopy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-03
EnRGEE

AUGUSTA, Jsnnary "A dispatch
from SsyS5Eaa says JhRt the troubles 10
0gescbss e4s-5aua but nothing trans,
pred yzs,c5lay The whites ars organ,
iZing % pGt down !Gviessass.
SAVANNAH, December 3l.-Tne Sheriff
epd two assistants went to Hayward
plantation, on the OgseChes river, q few
miles from the city 10 srrest seventeen
negroes charged with shooting the
whitman on the ps1tsticn snd carry
ing Sasf he crouso III piEHrSrs|Ftrsy made
five arrests. At station Number l, on
the Atlantic and Gull Z .ii9oad, they
were s~ugrouEded by about oSs hundred
armed negroes, Tho rescued the prison
ers and dissrmad and robbed the Sheriff
and Destroyed the warrants, threatening
to kill him Il be ever served .Sg=i process
again In thgs vicinity. me negroes then
separated into squads and marched back
70 the plantations, svowing that they
wcuid hsve the heErps blood OF every
white nan ca OSseea9e river, saying
tAs war hGi commenced. Ore negsO
Waterman il supposed to be murdered
Two : hites were badly hurt,
AL the white men were obliged to hss
to thu olty 10 save their lives. The
women and children are in the hands Of
Ll5 AADO sIA HAVE EE[A C%4A4E4 VI A4Eg
the woods. Great excitement exists in
the community, and !be Sheriff, with =
posse Of three or fur huuC-ed eitiz3ns,
viii lesVe az daYbre3k tomorrow to res
cue ths women aud children. The miIi-
tsry decline 10 interfere until the pJger
Ct the civil authorities for preserving
order is exhausted.
Tbs Ogseehee troubles continue. Mr..
MiddietCn's house wzs burned last night.
All tina whites came 20 the city except
one man, who has not been seen since
the trouble took place. Toe Sheriff went
u witG q posse this morning, but did
not msks any arrests. The negroes are
fully armed, in large foros, ana are de-
legu1iaed 70 resist the authorities. Scouts
were se0t cut this afternoon and were
stopped six miles from The citY, Al! the
six ROADS leading :rol tine city are pick
sted by Iegr0es.
4 pubic meeiisg was beld at the
CourtdoCss to-day. and stIsics were dis.
cassed ny Gen. Jackson and others.
The melting adjourned till tomorrow
Gocn, 10 decide upon what course to
pursue.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-03
NCRTE OABOLENA.

TARB0RO, January I.-Gus Holmes, q
muiatt9, was hung to-iay FOR murder.
Two candidates for c0Bstatlaship,
named Dennis ard H03, hal az alte!cs-
ton to-day, il WHICH the fcrmzT shot the
latter dead.
W~ILNISCTOy, Jspu2ry 2-fhe ne
groas here celebrated their emancipation
to-day by speeches, pr1cessi1us, exc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-03
NEW 0RLEAE US.

NEW ORLEANS, January 2.-The
steamboat 4. @. Brown coiliisi with
the steamship Teutonis between this
city and the mouth Of tho river on
Wednesday, and soon turned bottom up
yards. Every cody en, board, and tie
books, papers and money were saved.
The Teutoala w&s uaipjured and passed
on.
A dispatch from Jefferson, Texas, says
that Col. r. P. Crump, DR. Marshall, B
F. TaonpsOn aud r. V. McGil, e&-
Chief of Police, mad been arrested by
the military, under what charge was not
known. Two freedmen had also been
arrested. II is said that other citizens
had also been spotted.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-03
MEArmER AID RIVERS.

LOUISVILLE, January 2.-The river IS
rising fast, with eight feet six inches IN
the canal.
TIE weather is clear and pleasant.
The Clifton, from Memphis, AID the
Indiana and Richmond, from New o.
leans, arrived yesterday. To-day the
Silver Spray and Liberty No. 4Rrrived.
CAIRO, January 2-rhe river rose
thirteen incnes to-day.
Pine weather Is ciesr and pleasant.
D3wR-Suomarine, No.. /, $40 pm.
yesterday; Mississippi, 5 an. to-day
Turner, 5 PM; Continental, s pm.
Up-SIves Cloud, Mary Alice, and
Simpson Homer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-03
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, January 2.-Last
night a Ere destroyed the extensive grain
and produce forwarding warehouse cor
rer Of BEosd and Cherry streets. The
contents OF tho fcst # 50T were -four, feed
sni n2ps, aud on tbs tuiF6, whisky. The
total ics7, Including ihe Building, is esd
mated at $3.50, GEO..
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-03

The tax valuation OF the lands in those
counties 10 1850 generally placed at
about one-third Of the real yalue,) was
SIS, AS, 1863. The true valuation might
fairly bs slated at SIS, GEO. 600; and, as it
viii be perceived, more thsa two thirds
of it yet in a state OF un5s walton. The
Population CT TIE counties in the year
namsd was So, 200. It IS new much
larger.
The value OF horses and mules, cattle,
sheep, hogs, ETC., in the SAME year in the
counties named was IS 659, SOS. The
other leading products were as folloWs:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-03

FEALI-On the mOrnlng OF January "a, OF
congestion OF the brain, 8frs. C~ArHERIxE
FEALY, aged = years.
Her hien7s are respectfully inyits1 TO attend
her fgDerl, :his Sunday afternoon, at 2o'clOek.
frOG her late residence, at the intersection OF
Alabama AID Poplar streets.
RlAN-In this city, on January ], 1853, OF
consumption, Mrs. E. J, RYAN, in this Sith year
OF her age.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-03
rENSEssEa ORPHAN ksYLum.


We c1py the following from The
U9rEsUiUe Chronicle:
Rev. 4. hIizsil, OF the Tennessee Con-
l fsTeEse, so well and favofa5iy known in
this community, has accepted the posi-.
tioa OF General Agent, Gud viii start
upon his mission ia s few days. We
would earnestly recommend him, and
bespaak for him, wherever he may sc,
q cordial reception.
By order OF the Board.
MRS. 4. q. MUSFORD.
Treasurer, pro lem.
We have been personally acquainted
with Mr.. MIzELL, mentioned in The
a5ovs article, fGs years, and assure he
pebiic that he is ali that a man should
Js to occupy tie position, and in every
way worthy OF the confidence of the
Fubi.c. The Asylum has over hity Con
ani5r rs case at pres
ems, aud the design Of the Board OF Man
ag=zs IN securing the services Of Mr. MI
zELL as age1t j. to solic.s donations to
tue Institution, 10 ORDER thst they may
10 enabled TO provide FOR the vast num-
gprs OF This class Of destitute Ones, who
hsve claims upon the Southern people
unsurpassed. From the annual report
Of last year We learn that So, coo had
been invested in the purchase
OF buildings and grounds up to that time,
Ia view OF the eminent ability aad pecu-
liar adaptation Of the present travelling
ageat, may it not reasonably be hoped
that SIC. Geo additional will be secured
during the twelve months term Of bis
agency, snd helpless orphans Of ConfeG-
crate soldiers be thereby provided for in
soIas degree commspscsate with extern
siva and impo.tan2te-yes, more, i'm
psrative demand in this respect. The
Southern people srs rapidly being re-
stored to prosperity, and their generosity
being beyond question, this cause sp-
pesiinG a. it does to their best feelings
ana most tender sympathies, must aud
will be = SUCCESS. It is now q public
charity, aud is destined to becomea great
and extensive Institution OF pubic bsnif
.cenes. Since employing tAs present
agent, the B BARD of Managers have put
under contract additional buildings for
the accommodation of other Confederate
orphans. Tas agent now in our city in.
forms us .hs5 taa asylum will be IN con
to receive other children OF this
By the time the forms of appiica-
ton can be properly adjusted. Success 70
enterprise, whose merits are too lofty
and ~mOmentous TO admit OF comment.
GODS blessing upon tue Mission, and
msy SUCCESS beyond the most sanEnice
anticipation attend The efforts of tee
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-03
ALBANY.

ALBANY, y. Y, January 2-Tha large
building on Union street, belonging 10
Jsmse GCuid. used Is a Car factory, was
crushed ~ the snow this morning The
building Wss completely wrecked and
the contents pretty much demolished.
No o2e wss i2jGred.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-03
By Telegraph.
CoESEUFEUUf.

~ dAvEE, January 2.-The repair
shops Of TIE n. II. & n. Y, r. r. we're
destroyed by hCe last night. The less is
about 100000.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-03

We need not d veil on these ~extraordi
nary Fsels, 1t appears that the i've
counties sl0ng the liae OF the Mississippi
River Railroad produced even Of cotton,
though they are outside Of the " cotton
bslt,n about one-sighth OF the crop sold
ia Memphis in 1850. The most reliable
estimates give the growth OF the staple In
shssa equities AZ So, coo tales the present
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-03
O,cnss. TAINTED

TOR cne Sewing Machine. received per steam
y er Lunfnary, consiglsd to j. Etroy, MEM
Ten1. II not called Tor wsLhln thirty so
days, viii he sold 10 nay charges.
LAkRf hAHMSTAD. Agent.
de27 I'm Star WhsrEboal, foot AonSce II.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-03
"sOGETIIING FOR NEXT TO N0Fu.

"SGGETBESG - NExr TO MOTH
Nc"
The proposition now under considers-
zion, whereby the First National Bank.
ard some parties for whom thst instltu-
ton Is operating, is TO become possessed
Of the S6j0,000 worth of bonds IL the
Little Rock Railroad owned By tins city,
resolves itself, so fer as we can learn,
into tbs; The Bank TO pay the city
SIS 900 doubtless Ia such scrip aud
ledger balances as 1t has % hand)
for which il is to receive the $3.50, 600
Of stock c)me into possession of s con
trol.iug iafiuenss in the road become
p0s5Isstd Of the 81, 800 coo recently voted
to this read by the State Of Arkansas
also, Of present assets OF the road, con.
sisting Of several huEdred thousands o.
dolIara ia first mortgage bonds; also, q
elaim Qiksly 10 be allORei) on The Gov
ernnent, for $500, O00-as shown by the
annual report-aud get undivided possess
sion Of 150. 900 acres o flsnd. Putting itin
tabular form, for the convenience Of our
readers, we fad It sums up as fol!ows;
Bank -..-. ..--.S7S,oOO
For which she gets:
City Railroad Little Rocs) tonds..-..s 65g.eG0
ArEa-se8 tkalb a 1890 0
First Mortgage bonds, say. ...~.....-.... 30Uu
DsD, due R2ilnOaG by United States. 5000
1856 90 Gcyes Of Land al VI 25-.....,......... I57 SOD
Making a total of-..-~".-..---". g 1880
Aud all fer the small sun Of $50, 900.
This Is q nice little proposition for sansi-
bile business men 10 entertain. Oae does
net know which to bslleve--that ii is
the result of freak or Of an unblushing
and unparalleled impudsncs, tine natI-
raj offspring Of a too great success In
money business. Any way, or either
way, i the Board Of Mayor and ALter-
men attempt to negotiate or agree to IL,
zoe hope the Tar payers (ond they are not
all Of them IN the ''riag,'D ell promptly
step Jorl0ard, and by an injunction, re-
stroin the Oily Fathers from an act, to
phrase ii mitdiy, Of Suicidal .fsht.
That our readers may better appreciate
the stsafdity Of this proposition, We APP
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Big creek laad len Niles Of aemphis.

on Ise, 100 and 20 acres out OF 500 on the
49, AississPpl hlyer Railroad, soon TO be
o1lt a10 hssr the prospective DEPOT. for sale
a. parsa-ass @s0 1mraedl@tely slSo, % acres,
e-Sieiy t{.ress ilaioer, on HE also,
STEAM MILL Apply TO my soasOl preraIses'
OF 70 laysgif, fbfs mouth. al raleigh.
acres good Stock Rancho S ths Iayeca.
In Jackson county, fexas, and &C acr = on
Trinity, Liberty county, Texas. Fine Planta.
lion TO sell or exchange Tor city properly. III
titles perfect liaSl ), :. RAiMRERT=
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-03
TO THE PUBLIC

~ LAAN 4
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY APPEAL, one o.
WEEKLY APPEAL. one He0r. .--.--.-...... 2 81
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
zFuf.aelt Advertisements h1riHg ne ran or ne
paper, Ersf fRserti0n 81 such subsequent iaseT
fson 80 cent? per SguGle.
<eueTtasenelts an Waul Or Rent coifetl, 10 cents
peT dine each Insertion.
A0nfhN ndUcFgiscatsatk, S Mf first and 81 IOT
each Gaoiaoaai square.
advertisements faserief al iRteTTGls. 10 be charged
a. scal cdch tassrti0R.
EyRthig advertisements inserted "a the SUNDAY
APPEAL sC1N Dc charged 0He-giuth additional
Advertisements inserted IA ne auA Dc
charged hdVofDAILV rates.
Tor11 Notices % cents per kHc Graf Insertion, Gllu
i2~ cstts per iise per m0lth.
Al transient qdue1 t4sIae1A, not from regular Gd
~reTtiserS, MUST BE PAID FOR *
4 SQUARE Is ne space ccctpied b. stcht lines o.
soid n0np5Tea.
CORRESPONDENCE.
Ccfrcsp0nfaace. on Pu55c Erents, solicited from
tre-s plst q ne United Sgl,es.
zTNSLEE EEATLyG & 20.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-03
NEW ADvEzTIsEn rs

EoUND-ABRACELEFinst .. Pvter'sC rlrch.
Z inquire of sexton. i6H
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-03
ANHoUNCEMENTs

EOR ALDERN}E.-In obedience 20 eluEv
o. many eiuz=us, / hereby sall9Eura mvself
IS a cGmd1Gale Ar Axe man o. fha -evfs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-03

CRY. -.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-03
Cotton seed Waated.

OURS LCST.-On The 3lst December, 4
L medium size MINK CAFE The Tin,
be literally rewarded On eaviug ths (
anavn No gToEH-rn RranE
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-01

DECORATING THE SOLDIERS GRAVES.
The graves of Soldiers at the Lao
easter cemetery, and the Soldiers
monument. were covered with flow
ers on Saturday, pursuant to the
order III Gen. hogan. President of
tbo National Association of the Grand
Army. Tn ceremonies were irnpos-
ing AMI trrly affecting TO the many
whose dear Friends still live fresh IN
the memory. Many we're in from
the country, The ;ime proved ra;h
81 early III tie season for flowers
Though the Ladies' provided some very
nico wreaths of evcrgrcens and
boquets, chiefly of wild flowers
Col Clark was officer of the day
and Capt. Baxter was in command
of the Grand Army boys. Rev. Dir.
Eaton was chaplain, Judge Mills and
Col. Clark the speakers ana Mcssrs
Foster and Budd with the ladies
were the singers. A lengthy account
of ceremonies is offered too late for
this week.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-01

MARRIAGES.:


In Patch drove May IS, by Rev Q Bushby Mr Jno
Is Hal h sno Miss A. Smi Ia both OF Beetown.
y Patch Grove Eay ~ by Rev c Bushby Mr. d
ChA;ieid and Mrs Phebe She&alter, both of Beetown
In Jamestown Nj Y 20, Ly Geo. uufner Eco Mr. r
Bsssey. and Mis- Mary A. shalsm, both of Jamestown
In Elk nboro MAJ =. by Samuel Bststow ESQ., Mr. G
l. ndoa Of Bio cobel, and Mrs Eunico Huft o
Ellenboro.
In Nit Hope Nay I'd. by h L Loomis Esq Mr. NJ
Whitesiies and Miss Nary Chisholm, both OF Nj
Hope.
In Boetown May o. by Rev W Hill, Mr. Samuel
Payton, sud Hiss Roberts both of Beetown.
In Lima May 2s, BY B LOWELL Esq, Mr Nosl
netzmau Of Lima and Miss Abigail Hitchcock Of III
lenboro
In II azel Green May 22d, by Rev Knbbs, Mr. W
Jackson Of Belmont and Miss ountrel OF Haze
Green.
In Hazel Green May Is. by Rev. Knibbs, ar J
Thomas, and Miss Honor Williams, both of Haze
Green.
In Hazel Green May %. by Rev. Knibbs. sIr ia.
Lewery and Miss Williams, both of Hazel Green.
In Bloomington May IL by Jesse Brooks Esq. Nj
Walter Hickl'n, and Mrs Mary Ann Lewis both o
Patch Grove.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-01

~The Boscobel Journal says the
growth of the Congregational Church
there during the past two years is
unexampled in the history Of
Churches in that section of the
country. From membership Of
twenty-five, two years ago, it has
increased to about ninety. Rev.
VIM. Stoddart has been engaged for
another J ear. The society have adj
ded twenty-five feet to their building,
and also steeplo sufficiently strong
to support a bell of 1000 pounds
weight, the cost of the improvements
reaching nearly 1900.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-01
POST NO. 81, c. AR. JAMESTOWN,

~ Meets every alternate Wednesday Of each month,
commencing Jan. 20, 1859. A. D. & COLLINS,
J. W LANGFoRD, Post Adj. s2m6* Post Com.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-01

New YoRK. May 31.-Flour is 5(a
Zoe lower. Receipts IA, 203 bushels,
at 5.2595.55 forsuperfinc; .00@6. 30
for Western, and 6.10@7.25. for
round hoop IOhio. Wheat is very
dull with No. apring delivered at
l.413. Corn heavy at 55973c for
new mixed western via canal
74983 do via railroad and soc for
kiln dried. Oats quiet t 77@774c
for western afioat.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-01
sEA. Il. A. McMnrray. OF the

sA- K. A. McMurray, OF the Inter-
nal Revenue Department at, Wash
ington, is a natural lightning calcu-
lator He can do the figuring which
requires fourteen ordinary clerks, and
in much less time; and his daughter,
only nine years old, can multiply a
number of any twenty figures by an.
other twenty figures, and note the
result in single line, as fast as she
can make the figures
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-01
EXCHANGED For WOOL or MONEY!

in quality and color, manufactured Of the TEST WOO
hard twisted clean and well made nd will be
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-01
Removing DISTINCTIONS from Streets
and Sidewalks. I'D l

TO ,choBait may concern:
/ am ordered by the proper authorities to
clear the highw avs and streets in The village
Of Lancaster of all distractions now encum-
boring the same and all parties that have up
on the strreis and sidewalks adjacent their
pro.erty. cord-wood. stovewood, fence posts,
rails. wagons. sleighs, boxes, lumber or any
substance or material whatever. viii take TO-
lice thai if the same is not removed within five
days after the pub icailon of this notice, they
will be liable 10 be prosecuted aud fined i've
dollars, and that the Marshal will remove said
substances at their expense.
ISAAC DURAND,
Lancaster, May 8, '69. Marshal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-01
TO THE PURLICl

TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
All persons hereby cautioned and forewarned
not TO purchase certain Note, signed by me for
hundred and bfty dollars, payable to Andrew b.
Dsmming order or bearer, dated or about May
5th instant shall contest the coll, cton of said
note. Said note was signed by on Lewis Patent
Right Washing Machine Scindts the same was given
without any consideration and obtained by fraud
and deceit, and hope no honest wifi have any
thing to do with it, 9Ta JACOB Helm !
Dated Elenboro, Wis, May 10, 1869. 5l-lms
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-01

In JAIL.-Jonathan Lancaster,
against whom a bill Of indictment
was found by the Grand Jury in 1866
and who has been absent fram the
State ever since, WAS arrested by
deputy Sheriff S!oat in Sac County,
Iowa, last week. ON requirion from
Governor FairehiId on Governor
Acrnr. and brought 70 Lancaster
jail, the a. gsd crime incest
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-01

rHR DR. DAAPBRLI Property FoE
SALE The large brick building
situated north Of tie Public Sunart
IN P.a;tev;Ie. and near the State
Normal School, we'll known as N.
Campbell House, " 10 offered for sal.
on reasonable terms, on payment, il
preferred. The property is well situs
ted and adapted for o hotel, boarding
house OR occupancy by several fam
lilies. All parts were put in complete
repair last fall. See advertisement
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-01

SEA. ]. Bellows. the author OF
"How not 20 be Sick" and th.
Philosophy of Eating" proposes to
fight it out with Professor Horsford
who has sued him for damaging his
sale of Potent Cream of Tartar
and "Self RaisingBread PREPARATION
by maintaining that all animals, in
cluding the paragon of them, man,
can only assimilate the mineral king
dom uid the animal ditto; in other
words, that phosphorus must 90 to
grass before it can go to brains.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-01

lus tfLooirE0k IN LANCASTER. -
/ s. 81 5 cle made it's trs, appearance
~ b. part al the State, week ago
81 LANCASTER and was largely patron
s.. d by she boys o Ec;! i Cannon
OF Prairie du Chen the proprieior~
they had five or six Of the machires
which they let n 90 cents per hon,
for amateur instruction ana practice
They occupied Diiger's Hall, charged
ter ceats admittanco fees, made loi,
OF fun and some mo ney, and left TO
isY for Plaiierillt.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-01

STREET WuRK-Marsha Durand
orders that streets and side walks in
Lancaster cleared Of all obstruct ons
by Saturday evening next--aii per-
sons neglecting to DC fined and siatfs
70 be removed as their expense
This order should be respected by
all. We presume that builders are
not included in the order.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-01
~ 4 Nebraska corresponds nj

Aw> i Nebraska correspondent
writes that grasshoppers nonopo.ize
the western poriiun Of Kansas.--
While was Il, Lincoln, the capita
of this State, saw acres Of grass
hoppers in their yonlhtuincss, being
about the size of email fly, ano
covering the ground two inches deep
ia places; yet the farmers say thai
this season the crop of these faraim,
ties" is not Is circumstance TO that OF
last cas0n.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-01
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF FRAMES

on hand ms usual and for sale ut reasonable rates
To those having old pictures that they would wish
copied or enlarged, Mr.. Van de Wall makes specially
of this work. efff5 g stes 203Itf ffttfEf r1ssbx.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-01

Wool WANTED.-D. f. Brown L
Co., wish to purchase the wool clip Of
Bloomington and the county about,
in exchange for goods, or will pay
cash for merchdntable w0ol, which
means that it must be delivered in
good order, we'll tied up with packing
cord, and in right condition for
shipping Wool SO fixed of course
oriag@ doarer price in any market.
$40 4avQr sement
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-01
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

post OEce address, Lancaster, Wis)
Judge Of Circuit Court. T. MILLS.
Judge of Probate Cpurt-WN. McGoSIGAL,
Treasurer-V. Z. KINNET.
Shsrid--WILLIAH ii. elise.
Register Of Deeds-JAMRs WooDHOUsE
Clerk of Circuit Court--D. ScHREINER
Clerk OF Board of Superyiaors-J. NJ. AFTER
Gu m of Board of Supervisors-J. Il. MOORE
superintendent ofSchoos--J. p. HUBBARD.
Co. SuryeyOr-JOsEPH ALLEN, (P. o. New Caliior mia.
Dist. AttOrney-GRo. CT KMEHTsoN.
Coroner-A. SAMPSON (P. o. Fairplay)
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-01

s@-The Darlington Republican
reports that Rev. Mr.. Dinsdale
met with "a very severe accident on
Tuesday. He was riding in bug
gy, when one Of the lines broke
which caused him to lose control
of the animal Mr.. d. then at
tempted to jump from the carriage
at the same time the horse turn
ed right about tipping the carriage
into q deep ditch, throwing Mr.,
ID. and SCATTERING the bones of one
of his limbs very badly. He was
taken home and for several hours
was considered in a very critical
condition-he having received in>
ternal injuries.