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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-11

TIE TELEGRArHlC WoNpEE.-We were
shown yesterday sample of the work
ing Of the new system Of autographs
tclegraphy, which is soon to be in
augurated in this country. 1t has re-
Gently been put III operation between Paris
and Brussels. The specimen which we saw
u in the hands Of General {. G. Wash
hurne. chairman Of the House select COM
mittee on the postal telegraph project. 1t
consists Of the perfect fac simHe Of the
well-known autograph Of Hon. E. il. Wash
burnc, our Minister to France. reproduced
bv the telegraph at Brussels. The original
accompanied it for the purpose OF COMPARE
son, and was nearly III the following words:
~ Son Excellence J i. zones. 4 Bruxelles :
This is a sample OF Il new style Of tele-
yr0phng. T.. Il. Washhurne." Truly,
wonders will never cease II oShinyiou
Chroniclc, l0M.
THAT EXCURsloN.-Counsellor McMullin
came very near Yesterday inducing the
the President and his Cabinet, 20 visit
Richmond to have ocular proof OF the
beauties Of the composite Legislature OF
Virginia. j seems, however, screw was
found to be loose. Wormlcy, the negro ca
tcrcr here, demanded the greenbacks in
advance, and the thing consequently, for
the present, has collapsed. Strenuous eli
forts have been made with the new land
green) proprietors of the National" to
furnish the sandwiches and accompani-
ments," with wliat success am unable, as
set, TO say. Doubtless some enterpris-
ing" steward will yet be found to furnish
condiments and co>metics.-N., IN Bolti-
mare Gazette.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-11

poST-OFFICE ArFAlEs. - Iiyi,tiu.--l;
New lIampden, Highland county. Mary Z.
W&yhri2ht is appointed postmistress, rice
Nancy c. Tcoycr deceased
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-11
II. L. l1rLRrRD, Comptroller.

Tvy Crx>rS BILL DEFEATED. - After
,~o-r than seven months spent in perfect
~. The census bill. involving very large
@[rr,sc, the Senate defeated il by the vote
a.. 70 g. This is an end, prahahly, to all
,.-;.,,.ion on the subject. as it is too late
rw 70 rcrlcct new hill. The result is
..qf the census for 1870 will he taken under
,Ir a., Of 1850. The old law was drawn
IN W Senators Webster and Benton, and it
h.. been proven b. practical men to be the
,s.+ that has vet been devised.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-11

tpsa.. Port. common. sl7s65s5; ROOD, 81 10
eE Sherry, common. Si.7tefa7 good 81 sefye6
Wood.-lDak, FaGTBf: nine. ~. TSel8s. so.
bury wool Sc. less. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-11

Last week James T. Robinett, of Peters
burg, received patent for n journal box
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-11
Governor Geary vetoes the Metropo-
lftan Police Bill.

HARRISBURG, Pa, February l0.-Goyer-
nor Geary to-day vetoed the metropolitan
Police bill of Philadelphia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-11
VIEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

rsrpy-TnE RATS OF INTEREST THAT
~ 1r CHANGED Ry NATIONAL BANxs.-
W. s.',s,y.u Department. Office Of Comp
,..r[r Of Currency, Washington, Sep
,..,hcr -, 1860 Sir: Section 80 Of the ma
.,'ooI currency act prcscrihes the rate Of
,- .,, tha, may NC charged by national
,'.,ls and ,hc PENALTY for usury:
-, The knowingly taking, receiving, re-
<,~,;rS. Or charging. rate OF interest
zmo,,c~ than the rate prescribed shall be
- and aijuigcd forfeiture of the en-
49, ;n.crcst which the note. bill, or other
,,:4c,,c of debt carries with it, or which
-. &rcn ngrcci.to he paid thereon. And
T.. ,ssc = greater rate Of interest has been
ia The person or persons paying the
i,.rr ny their legal representatives, may
,,yr~ back. in any action OF debt, twice the
.,nnt Of interest thus paid from the AS
<,,:q,;2n taking or receiving the same"
The frequency with which complaints
40 made bv the public against national
,.,ys .or charging exorbitant rates of in
..rrst and the growing discomfort. will
,r',snlv make it my duty to commence
,-afrri;arS against certain banks, as pro-
,.1rl in section - Of the banking law, for
-, forfeiture Of charter.
Very respectfully yonrs.
II. L. HvLRrKp. Comptroller.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-11

I"Nt'VO COMMISSIONER TrIHIIV UHs
decided that all persons cncagcd in the
business Of huyinG and selling Leaf tobacco
although tie sales re made through an
agent. factor. or commission merchant, is
liable 10 the special tax Of SO, but he does
NOT consider them liable to pay the tax OF
y IN an excess If sales above $4,000
when tic agent or commission merchant has
made return Of the ealc and paid the tax.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-11
Richmond Tobacco Markat

FEBRUARY TO- lS7o-There is rather more spirit
In the market but no advance except In bright
Tobacco, which has an upward tendency. We do
uot however, feel 1t necessary to alter our quota
tions:' 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-11

STATE TAXUPpN RAILRoADS-MoREC Cox
s.I!pArluH.-.i bill is now before the
Senate which provides that it shall be I'M
lawful for any State to levy tax upon
passengers. or for any agent OF any rail
road. &C.. to pay to the State any sum on
such account.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-11
LuMRER, LATMs, DC.

r UMBER,. SHINGLES, &o.-WOODS-
IL WARD & son, LUMBER s. COMMISSION
| MERCHANTS, adjoining Richmond ana Peters.
burg railroad depot. keep constantly for sale ~
the lowest market price, large stock Of Virginia
and North Carolina HEART and MERCEANTA-
BILE LUMBER, FRAMING TIMBER, DRESS
ED FLOORING. POSTS, &c. Special attention
psid TO cutting bills TO orcer. They request cali
from AL In want of any thing in their Line.
fe T-MSFern. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-11
DIssoLUTIoss & PARTNERSHIPS.

DIssOAUTIoSs & PARTNERsHIPs.
DIssoLUTION.-The partnership here
der the style OF j. j. BOWEN g. co. Is this day
dissolved under decree the circuit court olhic6;
pease ske 10 e late e John o%
Wright, receiver. JOHN j. BOWEN,
MFR. b. ALsOp HAVING WITH
~ DRAWN from the firm Of GARD0Eo, Al.
has been admitted to an interest. The business
" " w. CARD0zo, FOURQUREAN & co.
will remain with the above concern. and will
be glad to serve my friends and acqIsintanSseess
February l, ITO. fes-tw
lDISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
January, 1870. Either party will use the name Of
S GnMAhshMs . T TAkB9TT
NEW FIRM.-iiaving bought out the interest
of my brother, James NJ. Talbott. have associ.
ated with me my sons CHI RLES II. and ALLAN
TAI and will continue the business under
The portion Of our works ktcly destroyed BY sre
has been rebuilt, and the buildings filled with the
p resev "TeSs hs
SAW-3tILSI, GRIsT-MILLS. HYDRAULIC and
R anS !S9D RHs Of Toh hVN F
IRON and BRASS CASTINGS. &c., Be-, which
shall be able to furnish promptly and rs chcaply as
the sumo quality of machinery can be made for
an ywhcre.
i take this occasion t. return my warmest
| thanks to the numerous friends who have SO long
and literally patronlzed the old firm, and respect
| fully solicit their continuation with the new,
pledgug !, give my undivided time mud attention,
heretofore, tn filling all orders entrusted to mo
possible: '' - " CHARLES TXLBOTT.
in retiring from business, t. kc occasion to re-
| turn my sincere thanks to the many friends who
have so literally patronized the old firm or Tall
| bolt 4 Erother, and would most cordially recon-
| mend to them the new firm, which has all tho
means and facilities for turning out machinery or
superior quality enjoyed by the old.
fc5-lw JAMES 3l. TALBOTT.
| TO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-RIcH-
" MoND, VA, January 18th. 1s7o.--We have this
day associated ourselves together under tho style
| and firm Of WILSON & RAELAND, for the pur-
| pose of ccndu1 ting the LEAF TOBACCO COM
| MISSION BUSINESS.
Our office at present viii he with Messrs Spencer
| q Cunningham, next door to the Tobacco Ex-
| change.
Ihe patronage OF our friends is respectfully SOC
| llcited. NAT. WILSON,
| 49, late OF Petersburg, Va,
wv. RAGLAED,
! late OF Petersburg, Va.
| Refer by special permission to
| w. X. Martin s. Co.. -. #. Williams Co.,
| president OF the Planters National Bank, Rich:
! mOnd, Va. X. Ragland, president 7 lrst ational
| Bank, William &. Mallory, Jones & Plummer,
| John DOnnan e Co., Petersburg. Va. 1n l3--lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-11
Foreign News.
FRANCE.

PARIS, February 10.-The bullion in the
Bank of France has decreased 1000, 0OOf.
The city is quiet this evening.
Gustavc Flaurens, it is reported, has es-
capped to Belgium.
The ball at the Tuileries last night Was
postponed on account of the disorder.
The vigilance of the Government is UNI
abated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-11

.nISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
DSHIP.-The firm Of TALBOT & BROTHER
Is dissolved by mutual consent, to date from LIST
January, 1870. Either party will use the name Of
the firm In settlement.
CHARLES TALBOT,
JAMES 81. TALBOTT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-11

In retiring from business, t. kc occasion to re-
turn my sincere thanks to the inany friends who
bolt 4 brother, and would most cordially recon-
mend to them the new firm, which has all tho
means and facilities for turning out machinery OF
superior quality enjoyed by the old.
fp5-lw JAMES M. TALBOTT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-11
The Franking Privilege.

The Senate Postal Committee today
unanimously instructed their chairman to
urge the passage of the House bill for the
repeal of the franking privilege. They op-
pose amending the House bill in any form
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-12-27

MUFFLING THE THRoAT.-What is
the best mode ofproteeting the throat
from colds, where q person is very
susceptible to them The common
way of protecting tho throat is TO
bundle and wrap it up closely, thus
ovorheating and rendering it tender
and sensitive, and more liable to
colds and Inflammation than before
This practice is all wrong, and results
in much evil Especially is this the
case with children, and when, IN ad-
dltion TO the mutlling of the throat,
the extremities arc insutliciently clad,
as is often the case, the best possible
conditions are presented for the pro-
duction ofsorc throats, coughs, Group
and all sorts of throat and lung atfec-
tons. 1t is wrong to exclude cold
air from the neck, and if it is over
heated portion OF the time, when it
is exposed, some form Of disagreement
Of the throat will be apt to occur
The rule in regard TO clothing the
neck should be to keep it as cool as
comfort will allow. In doing 80 you
will suffer much less from throat all
monts than if you are always fearful
of hay y. little cold air come in con-
tact With the neck. Any one who
has been accustomed TO have has
throat muffled should be careful to
leave off gradually, and not all at once.
-Herdld OF Health.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-12-27

seq The GALAXY for 1871 promises
even greater attraction than hereto
fore. One distinctive feature of the
GALAXY is, the bright sharp way in
which it is edited. Every subject OF
popular interest is at once seized up
on and written up by the most COM
petent person.
The GALAXY has gathered around
itself staff Of the most popular
writer's in every department, and it
is clear that every number is made
with the same unity of purpose and
nice discernment Of the public taste,
which characterizes our most sue
cessful daily and weekly papers. 1t
has been the custom for magazines
to furnish the public with the best
selection they could make from sneh
| articles as were sent TO them for pub
lication. The day for this has past,
and the editor Ct first class maya
zine has very different duty to
perform from reading manuscript,
and culling out the best. He must
create. He must map out the style
Of magazine he wishes to produce,
and then seek out the most compet-
cnt persons 10 prepare articles upon
subjects on which the public desire
to read This important change in
the requirement Of magazine litera-
lure, the Galary was the first to
discern, If it did not itself create tho
change
Among the attractions for the
coming year the GaIary has engaged
Porte Crayon to furnish series of
sketches Of life and adventure,
which will revive the old interest in
his pictures OF American scenes.
In the January number new de-
partmont will be opened-a depart
ment Of science which will be un-
der the charge Of o distinguished
writer in that field, remarkable for
his skill in bringing within popular
apprehension even the more abstruse
investigations Of modern science.
The remarkable series of papers
by distinguished public men, to
which Messrs. Thurlow Weed. J S.
Black, Horatio King, and Gideon
Welles have contributed during the
year now closed viii be continued
during the year 1871, and will in
clude contributions from other pub
lie men of high position and wide ex-
perience.
Each number will have a complete
review Of the world of literature,
embracing French, German, English,
and American literature, prepared
by the most competent writers.
MIR. Richard Grant White will
early in the year, begin his series Of
articles on "Americanisms," a con.
tinuation Of the popular. series on
words and Their Uses.
Ofother writer's who will hav
articles in tho numbers Of the Galary
for 1871, may be named: Bayard
Taylor, TX. Marvel, Parke Goodwin,
DR.. j. G. Draper, CarlBenson, Laure
d 'Haurerivc (authoi of the Havana
letter. Prof j. M. Hart Of Cornell
University, and others.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-12-27

The CARRIER PIGEON MAILs.-The
Paris Gaui0iS, Of November II, men
tons the safe arrival, on the previous
day, ola carrior pigeon with dispatch
es. The written communications
were all contained in a scrap Of paper
about one and three-quarter inches in
length and nearly one and Il half inch
es in breadth. This morsel of paper
was inclosed in a quill, which was
fastened TO one of the tail feathers Of
the pigeon, and upon it was impressed
by means Of photography, in charac-
ters so small that none bu5 the most
powerful microscope would reveal the
nature of the contents, an immense
number of messages. The paper was
ruled into four columns, the first of
which was occupied by the official
description of tho document, and the
other three columns were devoted to
dispatches from the Government del
egation at Tours and for private
messages.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-12-27
BAXTER g. KINNEY, Ian
caster, Wis,

Offer TO the Fall and Winter
Trade the largest and most extern
sive stock of Staple and Fancy
Goods ever brought to this market,
and ask buyers TO call and examine
goods and prices.
Our stock of Dry Goods consists,
in part, Of the following: Merinos,
Alpacas, Repps, Amionos, Delanes,
Linsoys, CaIicos, Sheetings, Tickings,
Stripes, Checks, Denims, brown and
black Canton Flanncls, plain and
fancy Wool Flannels, Blankets. Re-
pellants, sackings, Beavers, Yelve-
teens, Cassimeres, &c.
Our stock Of Family Groceries
IS very full and complete, including
full line Of Canned fruits which we
will sell at wholesale or retail.
We call especial attention TO our
large stock Of Mems and Boys
Clothing, of all styles and prices,
bought OF the manufacturers in Bos-
ton, which are as we'll made, cut and
trimmed as any homemade clothing,
and will duplicate Dubuque prices
A good line Of gents Hats and
Caps, Ladies' Mink, Fitch, Sib.
Squirrel and Alaska Mink Fur
Sets, Buck and Sheep Mitts and
Gloves, Shirts and Drawers, Collars,
Cuffs, Nock-ties, Suspenders. &c.
Our Boot and Shoe Depart
mept is full Of the best Chicago and
Milwaukee custom work, also East
ern machine work.
Carpets, Oil Cloths snd Win
dow Shades in great variety and
low prices. We have also a large
stock of w. q. and G. G. Ware, Glass,
ware and Lamps, bought of the
manufacturers agent in New York,
aud we can sell very cheap as we
save all the jobber's profit. Ladies'
and Gents Trunks, Valises, Satchels
aud Travelling Baskets in all styles
and prices.
We take pleasure in calling the
attention of our friends and custom
ers to the fact that our stock is
the largest, most extensive and
cheapest we ever offered them and
that We believe in the practice OF
selling the best goods at the very
lowest prices, believing that this
practice and fair dealing and close
attention to your wants will entitle
us to continuation of your very
liberalpatronage. 23tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-12-27
A RARE CHANCE
FOR THOSE WISHING
Suburban Homes.

will sell my farms adjoining the village Of Ian
caster, containing $40 acres, either together or in
49, CO. SO 100 tracts, may be desired 1t il
admirably adapted for cutting up into small farms
with beautiful sites for building and convenience for
waite and timber each. There are houses, barns,
sheds and an abundance of Orchardng-large and
small fruit-tor making two good farms. The land
lays half mile north Of court house. convenient 10 the
best of graded schools and very desirable for those
Wishing village homes. Also will sell residence in
village Joining the farm, containing ~ acres, good
improvements cisterns, well aud large amount q
fruit and shrubbery. viii sell for fair price and on
easy terms. Z. NJ. BARBER.
Lancaster July 1lth 1870. off
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-12-27

La Rockville, December eth, $50, of consumption
BENJAMIN PELLow, aged y years.
Deceased had been afflicted with the disease OF
which he died for several years. but towards the last
he sank very rapidly. There nothing kable
in his character conduct until during his last sick
ness. Up to that time he had made profession Of
religion; but duriag his illness with other christian
friends visited him and he made acquainted with
his lost condition aud through the counsel and prayers
OF those friends he led in humble penitence aud
faith to that God who hath said, Him that conoth
unto me will in uowise cast out" In child.llke
simplicity and with many tears he sought that mercy
he much needed, and he obtained bright evidence
of his acceptance with God His little remaining
strength was spent ia exkOrting his brothers ana
friends to meet him in heaven. His last words were
20 his weeping f9ther-"I love you
His funeral was attended by large number OF
sympathiziRg friends The funeral sermon was
preached Sunday the nth inst. by the writer OF
This article. from the words. To die is gain 4. =.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-12-27
FOR SALE.

Two Lots with House and cs,em II
Village OF Lancaster;
A farm of 80 acres, in good condition, B.
of mile from Village Of Lancaster.
A farm of 12U acres, 3-l mile from the
Village of Lancaster.
80 acres, being T. I-o of S f Ia Of Sec
l3. Town ,. Range | W., Smelser.
For terms and particulars inquire Of
JOSEPH BOOK,
2S-tf Lancaster, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-12-27
Farm & Goods for Sale,

now offer my beautiful residence situated in the
west part of the village Of Lancaster, containing 3l
acres, well improved all undor cultivation good
dwelling house with ample room, good cistern OF lsC
bbls about $50 fruit treesappes, piums etc. GOOD
barn, corn crib and wagon shed good well o.
water. Any person wishing nice and good home
our splendid school house, would do well TO pur
chase this property.
ALSO, offer for sale my stock Of GOODS at whole
sale, part on time, cheap. My object in selling the
above mentioned property is TO build a FIGURING Mill
the coming season Any wishing to buy will
please call aud examine my property before purchss
ing elsewhere. DOUGLAS OLIVER.
Lancaster, February p, 1870. 3Stf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-12-27
FARM & MILL PROPERTY
For SAFE.

The subscriber having suffered great loss in the
burning OF his wooden miH in Myille, Wis, and be-
ing unable to build without running in debt, will sell
at a great sacrifice his farm and mill property The
water wheel saved entire is overshoot, II feet
in diameter, feet in width aud will two sets Of
machines. The water never fails and the dam never
breaks. The wheel, and dam cost and are worth
81 600
The farm consists Of go OF land under fence,
80 under the plow 20 acres meadow, plenty Of
timber for fence aud fuels dwelling house, new, 10 by
"a feet. two story, with wing l6 by 20 #. good
cellar l6 by 50 fl finished inside and OUT good els.
tern and pump; horse stable and granary; bearing
orchard
grist mill, mill, church and school house with.
in half mile. This good chance for two or three
men who vi sh TO engage in the wooden factory BUSH
ness a good stand for custom work and a chance 10
make money. Remember it will lie sold cheap.
JOSEPH H0RSFALL.
Millylle, June 2 1870. Itf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-12-27
IMPROVED Farm

FOR SALE-
The undersigned having removed from WISCONSIN,
is DESTROYS selling his farm situated one mile east
Of Annaton Mills, in town OF Clifton. Said farm is
all uEdeT fence and contains 400 acres, Of which 700
under pillow; about forty OF choice hay bot
tom; good dwelling and large barn on the premises
failing springs close 10 the dwelling good spring
house. Good schools aud churches by. The
place will be sold together divided into two or
more farms, to suit purchasers.
Terms-One-third chash balance as may be agreed
upon at Of sale For further particulars APP
ply 70 II. W. OLIVER % Washington street Chicago,
10 TlOS WATSON,
Animation, Grant county, Wis.
Annatou, October -, 1870. 22m2
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-12-27
ARRIVALS * DEPARTURES
" MISSISSIPPI VALLEY LODGE, NO. So IO.O.R

\ Regular meetings Of Miss. Valley Lodge No
1u Wednesday evening OF each week.
HEgrT OLIVER, Sel'y j.. ScHEFINEn N g.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-12-27
LAST CHANCE


ON EASY TERMS Of Payment
offer for sale In eighty acre lots my Prairie Farm
consisting of SEFEN EIGHTlES IN ONE BODI
situate ia tiOns II and IS, in the town Of Glen
Haven. This land Is all choice new prairie, we'll
tered and under fine state Of cultivation. The land
will divided into 50 tracts TO suit parties de-
string to psrchase.
IkRAS-Twenty (@0) per cent. of the purchase price
paid down and the balance in ten 10Y years. an
nual pas ments at current rate Vi interest
Also offer upon ike terms OF easy payment, SEI-
ERAL IH0 USAND 4 CRES OF Good Improved Lands,
situate in Glen Haven, Cassyie, Beeown and Lancas
ter.
Parties desiring good farming lands will DO wen to
calls upon me before purchasing elsewhere
w. T.. DEWEY.
ONCE in New Bank Building.
Lancaster, December le, 1870 2stf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-12-27

Coon TEMpLARs.-The Convention
of the |. Q. Of Il. H., called to meet
ut Hazel Green on Thursday and
Friday Dee. 10Th and 30th, is hereby
postponed until Thursday and Fri
day, Feb. 2nd and 3rd, 1871. This
change is taken in order TO enable
the Grand lodge officers Of the State
70 be in attendance. Lodges will
govern themselves accordingly.
ALEX. PRovIs.
State Deputy.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-12-27
IlyClSIEG LODGE No. %, R.GAN,

Lancaster Ledge, No. l92, /. o. G. T..
Moo's a. Hal oyor Baxter q Kinuey's store on
Saturday evening ofeaeh week. j. SIMS, W. c. y.
A.. provI- " n s. 22-3
w.. Eoral Items. Advertisements &C. 10 insure
- ia prompt appearance la the Herdd must bo
handed iu hy Monday evening.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-12-27
STRAY STEER

NIHAN sTEER.-Taken up by the subscriber on
~ lands owned by him section 81, in the town Of
Patch Grove, on or about the 2ith day Of November
1870 one steer, years old past IA stiy red. some
white under belly aud inside Of legs, crop OFF right
ear ana notch in both sides Of left ear. The owner
Is requested to prove property pay charges aud take
SAID stray away. ELlJAH PATCH,
Patch Grove December 3, 1870. 24w4*