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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-05

up with a little eager expression on her
face.
tom wants US to come out West this
spring, Ben" she said. folding the letter
very carefully, and looking down.
20, yes, he always writes that. He's
not married - 1.
mo, It was Blanche who wrote the ad-
dress. She 10 quite young lady-four-
teen in May-and presides over household
affairs like woman, Tom says Don't
you remember what pretty child she
was when they moved awayS
II believe so-yes. But read the letter
Ned would like to hear it, and there's
nothing private in it, don't supposey"
20, no; it is mostly about this place he
wants us to have" and unfolding tho let
ter, she read:
any DEAs Sasrxs:--rve sworn on . dozen
times about writing 70 y0u TO come West, but y0u
tsr-rys rot, and We as growing old, my girl. and
somehow II gets more lonesome - the years ny
away. IcannOt come there and the Lord knows
come here. and better yourselves BY it. There's
tight smart chance here now 70 buy one Of the
best farms In Northern Illinois. Team get It at
low who lives on 1t viii willingly give up II 10
only three or four miles from R0ckford-one OF the
nveliest little cities In the Northwest. Sell that
Dit OF lan0 ana roCk-weeo eho come Out Willy
the earth has something beside skin on iis bonssl
You win bs old BY and by, and Ben can't always
work . be does now beside there h the boy, and
You owe 1t to him to give him better start IN the
has been . miracle Wrought on II since left. Let
me know before the nsst Of March, and be surs yOu
come. Blanche b mOss woman, and manages the
house, and M, like q woman She encloees note
to her cousin, which Ii presume, very important
document. From ycus leving heeshsr,
sd - II /. - TON. ARNOLD"
"Wan II ] shouldn't h. known that
leftAr anvv here. y Brndlee exclaimed: ssit'1
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-05

sure IL W8S Cu6uucl, BIG uau always IC'
membered that After that her mother
never talked of him again, but she cried
sometimes. and always when she received
letter, which she did once in q long time
She had one just before they came away,
and It made her grow white and scared
looking, and the next day she told her
they were coming to America to live, and
then they came away from Madame's and
staid few days in strange, Lonesome
place, all alone but for an old colored
man, and then one dark night they came
on board the lie Brun. This was al she
could tell having any direct bearing on
the story Of her life.
Once, twelve years before, little sun
ny-haired girl had frightened for ten
short, sweet months the home Of the An
dersons. But one soft June day, when
the heavens dropped low over the earth,
she slipped softly back to her native skies.
Ever since there had been Q little vacant
niche In Myra Anderson's heart Into
this sacred place, before any 0fthem were
aware, Viola crept. OF course there was
no more to be said about giving her up
to the town authorities, as Mr.. Anderson
had at first proposed. Viola, herself,
would doubtless have made very strenu-
uous opposition to any such disposal OF
herself and she had not been in the farm
house month before they alllearned that
her opposition was generally very de-
cided thing. There was no Disgusting the
uct, viola was q fiery, passionate child,
imperious a. aqueen, and as willful and a.
proud But she had with it all warm,
9enerousand unselfiSh heart, that despieed
,falsehood, ard neanness, and cowafdice.
Ralph, from the moment he had sprang
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-28
1--WE STOCK MARKETS

TrrEsp,Y Arrivals light and cool
r gave rs,utss trade but the wholesale markets
supplied and settling by I'D to tame close
reported thin stocks and nearly al the offer
e-luuirehs Of which the 10 Ae-ander
a.gooare for Schuer Co having the
and saughCers Communpaw The Mo-
thin Illinois
sud O 10 and 100 Illinois, by nege Meyers lie Tor
Iar g. cWf. l9lc and the latter weight, al l2sc
pu lev OF 81 natives %
Toiey % Illinois 81 cwt tain, a. 2le and lo
.,ns ~ rvt Illinois - lie
IT,
= Church H. Rice, a Pennsylvania arrived yesierly
One hunireh Schuster Co sold their Kentucky cattle
q pretty good. :. cut.. Al lJ n l5sc
" ompso sold 81 Kentucky cattle held from Monday 81 cNt al
.dlA
SagEP AvD Receipts 4224 10 Foryeghbs
Wechauk,n and COmmunpas There hie quckness
emand generally &C. syance 81 . &C. VITA
lots At 8ic Some thin lambs went at &C. with 10 really prime
Al Fortsr t Hume Elliott sold Ohio sheep &c n at a.
OF each @ isc ~ Canada 70 ID 'Ic
6ic lambs several lots % n AZ
of = ~ state, az otc ana
~ Sc. grass calves 50 and q At SO each
E ~ 81 q 81 Of 20 H. a and ~ OF ~ 10 al Sc also
lljd ,62i n. At Ic AMI Of 40 ~ fat at DC .
Keriy lambs s. H. 81 7}c 81 STATE sheep u 10
sc s5 laliaua. o. 10. snt "a Ohio. 10 ~ A sc
Wehsv Ken Lerch sold $50 Ohio heeI ~ ~ ~ &c Judd
Co. sol, 34 state sheep Sc. and 90 tim anbs ~ D. ~
Co o 2U Ohio sheep % H., at &c A Van Wen so
Hns.Pecr 7s3 va esrs Communipav l6 At weeh
An saf az Forehsi Without much 10 warrant 10 save moderate
~ since MONDAY ned % shove them t. = ~ sell
or ru. helvy boss Of 2O n and al loca lev u Oc
, o. Dol down lo;c 100 aud down lO7c and $50 u down
sold alive private terms but The market IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-28
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Y
Z--ll.jU opened a. W w 0r
American securities qget Fye VENT
I,ri. iFs1 90 1865 8 1901, 81 ufOres ga stocks
1uei Bile Raiwsy shares, 3 Illinois Ceuras ia Atlantic and
Crest Western. - , -
the following quotations MlHg Uplands g. asi; Mdding
orleans s0e. t da estimated 81 lOSO bales
n T. ceata for Oh California White, and ioT No Red
LONDON Oct; 2l:D p mCouso 92 for both money and the
serount American securities quiet $500. 81.
LIyEkPOOL. OF 2l-lJl mCOton IS du Mddnng pianos -
TJi Mddlug Orleans s0Sd The safes OF the day is now
lbough will excel 900 bales 1900 49,
LSpOx oct 2-40 closed at 92 for and the
account American securities que FveTweules. tZ ~ Cos
a0I. TnFOrtes 81 Railway stocks closed quet Bre ei
Illinois Central ll4 Atlantic and Great Western 2st. . ~,
Z7t:i H-tOtton closed Al
ling Jpsnd. SD Mddng sales " the day foot
ln oOo bale. including 1000 for speculation and export
LONDON Oct 24:30 mLnseed OH declining nHgar-On Inc
SPOT " 8 afost 27gQ&I. 900.
ANrUEEP. Co. EPet!olegm -; francs Tor STANDARD Nle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-28
INFORMATION is WANTED

ofM, iF6 DAFT BE ndsn sho was IN pmiah'a about tsS
- a. =, - go ,l hsd electric BEL on exhibition At @a Noiu
second - snce sleh nothing hls lsen Lar. o. t "a
49,, "a k.o.i.F tng Of him ~ confer goat ia'"f 10y
nl-.i' AA' P'''- $50 TUOHPE POTTS tivl Erfin"-f
'--ioa'Ds No Psmlsron-sIIare bua.V4i Mas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-28

,A.., Fl,ur and good demsud a. SSGsS " iot Sae
p Pepnsvlysus q - SOd IS 30 -, ,., y0.no,s.
Corn Meal Is duI $40 kNe. tee - re ~ ~ uS a beo
90 Meal Jersey. - 90 - 50 Com Meal Brre - %a
s.-p MeaiN Weston, AIad tSIN. MEAL DIT We w -
Corr Meal Wet W G vr,, 4 aod % 10. Pine Vel
Metl-Nc quote NV 5s , ~. -, Nj ~ lsa 40
sd Gound fse 90 - 80 90 ~ 4, the rre of Bads,uss
FRhl'h - - 80 ,notai s-,ner The engage
engagement ' ,S,A. 60. - "A ;
uruis arr 20 lN'i ~ - q n n bhls Flour at
London nuaa WI q " AZ Sti 900 hnsh
2>aL There arerc br'sh Darn J" - aih Wheat
std 900 hhlS Flour a. zs as9 wv u, e en- rers
T. Cork with 2OO quarters an 'ne o"e' WV"
81 Is PER -, - r.. os,sciaIIy for Old
GRAlN-he Wheat mstkei opened IT, III ewing 10 absence
Spring under favorable Advces iron bs ~ and
re4hl ''''l elected nd White
rled ui 'io e. -.
- yer, 80 el.s H. market du and lower es
- te mo- e. S I'd arhey Wrter-the plenty; hee .
i''lsy The bush ~ ~
- seIos o. a @ az So 10 on private terms ~ N ief
t'I No 49, - 81 ~ 70, Amber Westerns 81 40
rev ~" a. 80, al 10 for White Genesee the s f
~ ~ -. "a il beary; choice H. firm barel ha'
y" phL hht - 4 Rue. Nb at is steady We nout
Nnte ectl an osts are ermer in fir demand io
~ aoo ~ New Ohio 81 hJd55tc on track anu
sags.L. States track nv
~ t. On Is rcer and demand for the 'faa, sn
tae last At hgh % and small BE- aud southern
:,
Nmt - NJ @ -,i,,es r,oi sn1 market Is trm we 9roe
- -. b. ,rrirg and : ~ Tor bet.H lets oH"
- ,So.d - - Iva Is ioT Long Rye and Sas'c'' o'"' "
S9@ xi,bou cha further sales have been
..+at ' -. -,
EoTS N ,-e en- moderate request hu prices are without ~
,h.ncs W. - GOOD 10 prize Rdl6c Oh rrmalu' U"' NV
s. s. -. - M. ,rehsnged A. safe $500.
~ @ s Por.o Rio At and By
."e s -" ~ , Se.-)rans Al ~ va 81 % cash
tS 10 Pr, S sts Turpentine been dull hut has ruled
~ ID. s oa dock The ov grades OF hesh ae
9a M M - Is No. At ~ sOdSS' Extra Pale s4d
~ IA nj Ifrhare unchanged snd dulL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-28
HORSE AED CARRIAGE MARKET.
NEW YORK. Thursday. Oct. n. 1870

NEW YORK. Thursday. Oct r. 1870.
On account of the very unfavorable state of
the weather the Horse Market to-day was extremely
dull and beyond few railroad horses, at usual prices
New arrival. i'm the Bulls Head Market were this
morning: lot OF Western horses from mchlSln anu
Ohio also, a number Of French horses irom bo"oi
Canada. - -, .o
The regular auction sale at the Horse ana Calr,hSo
Branch of Messrs. Johnston Van Iasheus h uct.oiu
House. Nos Ii2 and ia East Thirteenth ST. Will as us1I
take place friday the 2Sth inst at IL
Among the carriages lately finished az the iac.ory ~
Wood Brothers d Co.. and exhibition AT then
magnificent warerooms on Broadway, are some couP.'
and landauets of unsurpassed style and wOrkinahSnP
and, welcome news carriage buyers, we may ada
that they can purchased very reasonable prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-28

. -, -, H.. %, pls, pc Cotton dun ard decin'd r.
s5T e. /. r rS%i 1 s5" o. s' s, Rs Me-. r 80
Bscon-sbouers lac hsms-Soeaf 'a'e'' ''' '''' Wv '
gu, AZ & g7Four ouic, end unch,ngd whea, dull krir,
Al 4eS a. No lSdsl Do Barley and Corn unchanged
oa SS1 ana 0 ard lower sdiIug, s w5s.'
sS1 f Rs S asi o SS AZ! unT'nsS s
dull holder, pressing on %IIA sni nSesa Live Hog. dui and
oi"a asking sT9+7 IS weather too warm to slaughter aeou.
.o ,os s,' :, g 10 WHISKY duh and lower oaao kI
change psr NJ, - co-r Arm. M,,d 7eaeoe; White s1c
- y zoe os,. srm at $50 BAcOn-Shoulde lSe Clear lob
cir Se a ~ & s9s5-PTs @ MG
I9Ildis2. New orb sight st par a discount Gold, M
COTTON MARSETS
BosroS Oct 2Cott1n dull and lower Mdng. l3le; les
haes receipts a. be cOastwse sJ bales total 40 bales
yESToS Oct 27-Co,,on dull and nominal: Good orinsry
WiSISeroS Oct. 2-Cotiou quet Midlpgs Is; sales. ~
hates receipts 4S7 bales; exports 100 bales stock i4
MosIE Oct a7CotOu quiet and steady Mddlings ~ nc
s leo bales net receipts 7l6 bales eIpors-coas"i'e fS
CHEIEsToS Oct n-Co,ton easier; Mdilngs i5al5,c; sales
400 bales net receipts In bales eIpors-coa'" 1854 bales
BuTsorr Oct g7-Co,on and lower; Miiings ice
sales 100 bales at recg llO bales cossyse 20 bales ti 80
SSvaSSSH Oct e~coi@rTGe demand Moderate lower
MFilngs o sales 6ohslos nereceft4 ISL bales eTPor's-co"
W. e SOC O. 49, go, hi Mdsr,r, Is0islc, net recep.
107 bales eYportsoossvise bales stock 20'l bales
SKwoKEASs Oct 2Coiton dub and lower hlidhne. ncmnl
4gI
1851 bales
BUFFALO LIvB STICK MARKET-Ocr. ~
Cse-Malet than during tie earlier pat the week
prices advanced lc receipts light being only @ car ols agan
steer. syersSr s6e pounds. Indiana sd
pounds st 20 81 SO; Ohio J9 at - 30 kenigcs
sS S. TI aa .e yS' ns sGn = IA g &
- IS for Michigan sheep 81 81 50 Tor Ohio and - ~ 10
butchers, stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-28
AT CURRENT RATES,
LESS EXPENSES AND FREE OP ALL COMMISSION
Ellis Of EIthang. on any European Center
Bought and Sold
Tie public "a also tohted that prepared 10
TRIPLE CURRENCY CREDITS.

T,b feature entirely and original this Hoa,. and tn.
Coprr ght b, reserved thereto
III. Cei eurrenee of Pounds Dollars and Fnne,
u ~ ouoron Of one and t-sutgivs and enable,
l, Jrsu Al point Of the travelling
rg--,nrr most available Al mat point
n I'M, present disturbances hs,. Credit, found
eaerlv useful with them Dfsi be made upon London II de
Gold vii probably continue her
a,,r, ee.ou 81 Of Frauc, Tie
t sre indeu~n~t merely local isafbsnces choice
I1SDON PARIS o. EEW YORK ~ draW upoa
Eotiss oosl bsttI tac ss.gs ol tLs,s teix.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-28
RECEIPTS OF PRODTCE.

Pr North River, Gesssls. Gad Railroads
BeesWay 423 bales Cotton gf hois our
nsh heat bush Corn p los bush Oats 100 bush
MAI 80 bus Barev Seed 80 bush Beans ts
Hr. peas 90 bbs CON st Rice Flour B bbs Ron
Beef Cut Meats, 100 pigs 6r.sse
ia pkgs pkg Cheese Sli bbs Egg y pAgs IaoT
So ptgs bred Fruit pigs OIL Cake IS hbls Copper $50 b6
Wr s8 1ar. Hops 84y1 sides LeAibeT loj2
lille. 25 III is Tobacco 80 boxes Tobacco l6 pSg
Er So ps Starch lsile - bales skins ~ bags suMse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-28
pONRgTIC MARKETS.

BALTIMORE Oct 2Coiou very quiet and nonnely lossl but
fu ss@ IS % sitfs s6G q Is; Do Fsniy City
hs SgPrfne @5es IS Do EI'rs g. zSg ~ DO fs@ ny
- So b. PANTY So i s. wheat du for low MARYLAND
is oS 3; western u $50 j s. Com dali unsettled
letter 1880 Re unchanged Mes, Pol At s27 Bacon
,r @ an Ri SIDES lsie Cea, R6 lsS Shoulders I'e
ToIgDo o. 1-Poar DOH and unchanged Wheat dul ud lower
e. o.. No. ,s.1s ' Ps aa f sPm 10 Budso &C. to
o'~ego e Reopeo hl Poar 10 600 bush Nhe 10y en.b
".e., 800 bush & ~ lico bash ons. -. No
White private terms 2 DO DO at 81 60 and 20 bss'
Corn quiet se. 40 Sss No western HIsd in store. SIc
lsy % slowly market faSors the buyer supply gt or ne
Eovsd the suqoehsaSs Railroad united
Il 6.ss :, Sc 80 State Nero 4 & sad one No
1 .s, a. To- .sSs and stead, 900 bb at sc 90
&, 10 9ns Vs. g. f. Amss "5r . F Sr W N.e CsH.
50 an Red Wabash 28 No Milwaukee
lo BID ~ ~ Corn qqei sses zoo eos =, S os' 'e
i-s0 bush LAKE Canada lOo0 DO IL o. and so
80 st 81 free Corn Meal ~ 81 iol Boied and u 70 for IN
sS@s1o; Ndl,5s s96sx ; tul HisbTir:,, soc 'Csns
f'eghu lower Wheat lie BARLEY DC 70 NesYo Lumber 81 30
80 Bot,l 70 NevYorE. ts. % Albany SO. Gsr sad MI
i.s. IDpo 40 MI sr iSi' go St al LsSes csns ~
yor-5oO bq,l. whsst bush Barley 1890 feet Lam
cmo.eo. OF T1-RIeh,uge unchanged Plousping Extras
tver o mo1th' ~ O seller
30 sassi,t IN ,'ot Se w. srs NostgDei Urn S qgs
October Oats du; No 34!e. Rve steady. No G Barley dull
20 lover a. it5c HghsHes 2Je
hrS fOrk num1Aly 424u&23 Lard weak st ltc for new
teeb Mea neglected and IoilIaL Live Hogs doll and lower
- kJd IS Becepx-5tO0 bbl. Flour 33 bush Wheat
'J bush Corn, H0JU bush. Rge j, OOi hush
hsfeT ~ o. Hogs shlmentss bills Wheat
1850 bush tofl- 100 bush 300 bush Bsrey Hogs
buEAL0 Oct k-tsosipts-Pour 800 bbs Wheat hush
sorut loye bush Ost 1850
bush haiioad hhymentsWheat, l0W0 bush Oats Is husb
Corn, - o. bush Barlev freigbts arm Wbe.
lc Or le Osts DE T. NV York Flour qge spd sge
Wheat uuscte1 siock II New Spung light. 600 tusb 10
MNsutes Club. 81 u $3.50 bush Amber Michigan "a com
l-sV ear C. No Western selling a. &c OSis tfMer; a 300
tus No Nesien 1890 bush 10 arnye Sc nominal At
&c Bsfey unsuitable OteT articles quiet wiiho oaot,e
ehsuKe. -
CLyvXLASD Oct HPetroleum-Fsfni quiet Al q 02e f
Spot rates Crae a. Wheat declung No Rel 10 Corr
nomiasly unchanged. Out' steady Al fIe for No J.
MILWAUKEE, Oct ZlFOar STEADY, KItIa spring 50 7sds4 70
Wieat-Nol Misukes 81 ~ No Do = 0 dau ana po
al Corn Dull and deelnee le Rejected 5 Re- Bsrey
l.cErug No spring re 1--we hogs 81 . i0a a. 7S
bis flour Freghts-o BBr.in. gc "
81 Loye DC, N-COt.on alac Flour dull unchanged
Wheat dali No Red Winter Inspected o. Corn I'm
f0oe yellow 62c Oas d4l slI unchanged duh AID ia
clsngd Tobacco Hemp aud Begging unchanged Provisions firm
Pom SLja . % B4k Shoulder 49, Clear Ice. Clear F..
lie held l5cs Char Sdr Lard srd anu
unchanged Live Hog dali a. 4Ca - D. Keoep3 bts Flour
- % bash Wheat
L,cisyiLv ,7-Tobcc0-faes az BIDS es0 fr oi
L-ss. e. lgQ - ~ for To Lr.lt WuIye1s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-28
90 Ubom II man Concern

NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT Notice Is
=, ,bs, SAMUEL ROGERS, IT,, Of the township OF
- in he County gloucester and STATE Of e"Ietsey hstI
~ 80 sass AMI that aid creditors must exhibit thef re-
spect, claims nla, s In ISAAC j. COWGiLL Assignee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-28
Corporation Notices.

CRY OF NEwYoRK DsPARrsEsr OF PrsAScs BuRrAu oy
RECEIVER TAXES, COuRT-HOUsH, PAX, (
% CHAsBERssr. Oct H. 1870 ,
NOTICE to TAX-PAlERS.-NOtic is hereby
~ given the assessment rolls or tar book. 90 real snd ge,ns
Of stock for the 1910 have
bern delivered that all now due and payable al TINS
once. 10. -
PAYMENT thereof made between the hours OF m aud
ncon Al the rate Der calculated from the date
~ 10 The list dav OF eoembs will be made all tres paid
previous the LIST Of November. BERNARD Shiih heceei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-28
amusements.

EIRST ANNUAL COURSE
il OF
POPLAR LECTURES
BEFORE THE YOUNG MEMS USIlERSAlIST ASSIMILATION
OF THE CITY OF NETWORK,
ASSOCIATION HALL. Pourth-aIe and twenty hh-si
TUESDAY Nov. l-GRORGE WM. CURTIS.
Subject: Our National Foly-Tbe Civil Service
TUESDAY Nov. l5-Rev. W. n. H. MURRAY.
Subject. The Adirondack.
TUESDAY, Nov. 22-PTof T. l.. lOUMANS.
Sghiect. he DYnAmics Of Life.
TUESDAY Nov. 29-JusTIN MCCARTHY
Subject: The Franco prussi1n War
TUESDAY, Dee. 6-Mi@ KATE FIELD
Subject: Charles Dickens.
TUESDAY, Dee IJ-Rey JAS VI. PULLMAN.
President Of the Association.
Subject o be announced heresfer.
Course Tickets Reserved Seats 81 NAV be procured At the
Room. of the Association 28J Brodwayi g. T. Putnam
Fourth tn-st d. Appleton Co % GrAnsi Ponds
Music store Broadway C. Hewlett 81 sEthsve and Of alter
Scott lO Duane~i-
STADT THEATER, As and AZ Bowery
- GRAND GERMAN OPERA
FRIDAY, p. LUCREZA BORGlA Mr., L. LlcHrMh.
ORkINl...... Mrs CLARA fbAlA
Reserved seats Al the Box Ofce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-28
forses, Carriages, Earness, &f.
A Il THE AUCTION HOUSE OF
IA JOHNSTON VAN TASShLL,
Ohee ami Sae-rsom 81 Hassau-st
IIlnn. a liz p..I.ll hlcr

mi Sale-room Esssau~L,
Opposite tie POstOhce.
TIE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH
Of our business s conducted At
HORSE AUCTION MART,
il9 AND ia EAST TEIRTBBNTH-ST, MAR P0URTi-AYB.,
where we hOll regular
SALES or HORSES AND Cal n AGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
wishing purchase those having Horses Cari ges 10
perfectly reliable conduct this hrnch OF
principles which govern al mercantile pGrsIs
We the purchaser Of ever horse that warranted sound ron u
Entries for sales Of Horses Carriages be made at oar down
and SalesrOom. st. where We also Sep register
81 horses for private sale
Liberal advances made consigrmentS
THIS DAY. At " O'CLOCK 80 j,
Johnston Tssse viii sell a. their orse Auction Mari liz s
ils EaH Thirt-prthsi.. ~ follows:
BY ORDER or EXECUTOR TO CLOSE AN ESTATE
TEAM PINE BAY CABBAGE HORSES long manrs AMI ts' ml
hgh OIL Kind nd all harness. aud s0ul1i Also
SIX SEAT ROCKAWAY COACH; also,
ONE NO-rOP WAGON With Pole also.
Set Yin. Double mes ard pair K-r-eI Blankets.
Five Road and Trpiing Horsss
Zine Business and Express Horses.
ONE LANDAU. Wood Bros. IN good or!er
Two Roekasay caris in good Ter
Fifteen 10 ard No Top Nes and secondhand Wagons
One Top and SO-Top hrpre~ W agon. -
Of New and Secondhand Single snf Double Harness.
A MINER, STEVENS g. CO., A
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS.
Established lBt)
Offer their Wreroom' S Brod"ay the largest assortment Of
variety OF
FIRST-CLASS CARRIAGES ONLY,
TOP AND NO-TOP ROAD WAGONS.
The liz graceful durable vetc the manaisciure of
which for thirty 'aeu specially
If aIall .el Fel
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-11-15
THE HERALD.
CORN AND PORK.


If hogs are to be sold at low prices,
what chances are there for any profit
to the producer?
To this we reply, the fattoning Of
the hog, even at the lowest prices,
will result in a splendid business to
the farmer. The corn crop is every
where admitted to be immense, and
will necessarily be sold at low price,
and the most economical way of get
ting the crop to the market, as is well
known, is to feed as much as possible
to the hogs, and drive it through on
the hoof
Every producer and intelligent
farmer understands perfectly, and
acts continually upon the fact, that
ono bushel Of corn properly fed, and
with GOOD care for the hogs, will make
a ten pounds Of gross pork. From
this admitted fact wo deduco the
following;
Corn f6d out at II IL cents per
bushe will fatton hogs at Ia cents
per pound gross.
Corn fed out at 20 oen.s per oushcl
will iatton hogs at cohls per pound
gross.
Corn fed out at % cents per busheI
will fatten hogs at 2 ID cents per
pound gross.
Corn fed out &c 80 cents per bushel
will fatton hogs at cents per pound
gross.
Corn fed out at 80 cents per bQ5hel
will fattcn hogs &c 10 cents per
pound gross.
Corn fod out at 40 cents per bushel
will fatten hogs at cents per pound
gross.
Corn fed gu. at - cents per bushcl
viii flttcn hogs at 4 l-2 cents per
hound gross.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-11-15
About Marrying.

Fanny Fern says :--"Occasionally
young men ofgood character indulge
ia gloomy doubts concerning the av-
erago Of American women, but such
doubts can easily traced to disap-
pointed affection, or perhaps it may
be produced by the horrors Of y cheap
boarding house. Marriage is sane
toned by God in common sense
1t is the only means whereby Il
young man in this age aud country
cal hope To lead q respectable and
clearly life. But there are two class
c5 Of persons who are exempt from
is Joys aud sorrows:
If, you young man, are deaf, dumb,
lame, blind and idiotic, aud If your
ancestora have been such, or if you
are 20 mean that your life is that Of
. fti,udIess, snarIing cur, and if you
ieei that y0u could not be anything
else, even 20 your wife You Gao stand
a~,d
"a. .n mau have conceived
.A IA '''t.a common -a-days.
81 H,iag mud o keep fast horse
aud a coocublae your idea Of hap
plne>o Is to have your hands full OF
carols, and your stomach full Of oys-
tors; # y,d, IN short, have made
your arrangements to 60 straight 10
perdu9u, without change OF cars,
you'd better not marry You will
spend the money that the honorab Die
man iavishcs on a home and its light
and life, on painted creatures who
drag your name through every sink
in the land who will display the
jewelry and gifts you have bestowed
on them, and curse you with glib
round oath for spooney and fool.
You, too economical to marry, will
have plenty to spend on long-haired
cut-throats, who will leave you at
last, it may be, to Gle wifeeSs, and
childless, amid the dust and eobwebs
of q garrett"