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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-12-27
CENSUS OF 1870.
Population, Agricultural aud Mechanical
Productions of Wisconsin.

We compile from the census reports
Of 1870 the following statistics show
ing tho present population ami tho
agricultural and mechanical pro due
tions Of the State for the year end
ing June 1st 1870.
The total population o. the State
is 1854 33S, Of which number 541,-
223 are white males and sos, S3l
white females, 1920 colorcd, POI
blind, 691 insane, 81 deaf and dumb
255 idiotic. There arc in the State
1882 dwellings, and 2O0,GGS famil-
les 9,070 deaths occurred during the
year.
The State contains 5,795 53S acres
of improved land. The estimated
value Of all farm productions is ST.
507 ,2G1, and the manufactures pro.
duced are valued at So, G24,9 $3.50. The
wheat crop of the State amounted to
20, 1923, G47 bushels oats, 19,878, 794
bushels corn, 14,S75, 9G8 bushcls ;
barley, 1927 500 bushels; rye, 1885,
73G Z; potatoes, 6,642 $40 bushels hay
1,280, 432 tons; hops / 738, 222pounds;
wool, 4,086,G38 pounds; cheese, L.
494 l45 pounds butter, 22,257, III
pounds.
In comparing by counties Grant
stands sixth in order Of population ;
81 ,975 third in extent Of cultivated
lands, 2SS, 69l acres. Grant leads in
amount of corn produced, 1922, 1856
bushels ; also in amount OF oats, l.
500, OPS bushels stands fourth in the
amount of wheat produced, S97 G35
bushels and fourth i'll the production
Of butter, 955, 9l7 pounds.
Dane county returns the greatest
extent Of improved lands, 395, 703
acres then Rock, 31S,261; Dodge,
318, 255 Fondu Lac, 287 ,707 Green,
257, 304; Columbia, 251, 260 Jeifer-
son, 232, 284 Waukesha, 220, 172 ;
Walworth, PIP, 975 Lafayette, 204,-
683. No other county reaches 200,-
600 acres.
In the production of wheat Dane
stands best, 2,730, 1870 bush els; then
Dodge, 2, 2G7, 718 Fondu Lac, 1910
362; Columbia, 1929, 562; then Grant,
Iowa, Winnebago, Washington, ST.
Croix. Dane, Lafayette and Rock
stand next to Grant in oats, and La
fayctto, Rock and Green in corn.
Rock county raises tenth OF all
the rye produced in tho State, l2l,-
900 bushels it also stands first in
potatoes, 10000 bushels, and in bar
ley, 100000 bushels Dane produces
the most butter, 1890, 600 pounds
Bayfield, county is credited with )
acres Of improved land and produc-
ing 800 bushels Of potatoes and Il
tons of hay.
Green county returns tho most
cheese, 100000 pounds; kenosha
100000 pounds and no other county
reaching 100000 lbs. WalwOrth
county produces the most wool, 49,
873 pounds Waukesha 297 ,269
pounds, Fondu Lac 70,590, Rock
2G1.705, Dane 25l, 947.
Milwaukee county manufactures
to the value Of SIS, 100000; Winnie
bago to the value OF Sc, 600, 600; Rock
So 400, 600 Racine, So, 175, 900; Out
agamie, 81, 100000, Jefferson $4,000,
600 Brown, 81, 100000; Oconto
S2.Aa0OQn.,. DODGE $2,O60,000 \,
The State supports 1888 pauper
at an aggregate cost OF S147, $40 PEI
annum.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-12-27
Speaker of the next Assembly.

We are glad 10 note that the chan
ces favor the election Of Hon. w. w.
Field, Of BoscobeI to the Spcakership
Of the next Assembly. lie is one OF
the best parIiamentariansin the State,
and with his experience in tho man
agement oflegislation, his ability and
fitness for the position is everywhere
Acknowledged. The Prairie du Chen
Union thus handsomely endorses
him for Speaker
Among the names mentioned in
connection with the Speallership of
the next Assembly, none are more
prominent, or worthy the respect Of
the people than that Of w. w, Field,
Of Grant county. He possesses every
qualification necessary for that honor
able and important position. He is
a man Of experience and ability,
prompt in his actions, well versed in
parliamentary practice, and perfect
gentleman in his intercourse with all
men. In 1864 he was chosen speaker
Of the Assembly by handsome ma
jority, and also again in 1865, and
was regarded as one Of the best speak
ers that ever occupied the chair. We,
in the Western part Of the State feel
proud to be in possession Of so able
and worthy a man, and we hope that
the members Of the Legislature will
do themselves honor in the electing
as their speaker gentleman so
worthy and capable as Hon. w. w.
Field"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-12-27

A PREVENTIVE OF Hoe CHoLoRA
To one gallon of pine tar, add one
pound ofsulphur one pound of cop
peras; four ounces calomel; four oun-
ces blue vitrol. Pulverize well, mix
and feed on an ear Of corn about two
or three times a week take pad.
die and spread the mixture on the
corn as thick as you can. One mar,
who has tried it, says :-"Ifa farmer
will follow the directions in feeding,
the above remedy, he will save his
entire herd. | commenced feeding
my hogs in the spring of the year,
and they kept clean from venom, and
their hair looks well and smooth,
and when that is done, the hog is
healthy, and at killing time, they
have no worms about the kidneys, or
white spots or blotches on the liver,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-12-27
PRICE. ONE DOTI.AR
Farm for Sale.

The undersigned will sell his farm Of 100 aeres
situated in the town of at. Hope q mile northeast
OF the village. with school and church within one milo
OF farm there is % under cultivation SIS acrns
in pasture, all Of said land well fenced the other al
acres we'll tmbered, and the whole wen watered
On the premises IS good new log dwelling win
is a fine young orchard in good condition and well
fenced All Of which will sell cheap as am hound
Tor Kansas Call on the subscriber ca the premises
John GULL.
gOp.VA
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-12-27

s@-The scarlet fever is making
fearful havoc in England. In Lou
don, the mortality from this disease
alone has been as high as 200 cases a
week. We have not been so severe
ly afflicted by this pestilential
scourge in this country; but there is
no knowing when it may commence
its fearful ravages on this side of the
Atlantic.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-12-27
Commissioner NOrice.

GrATE OF WISCONSIN, ! .. In Probate Grant County
~ Grant County. Court
In the matter Of the estate Of Delos W. Taft deceased
To all toloat II may concern.
NoTICE is hereby given, that we, the undersigned
the 25th DAY Of Nov A d. 1870 appointed
and commissioned by the Judge Of said court
examine and dust all claim and demands persons
against the said deceased that six months from nj
after said day have been allowed and limited for
and allowance aud that we will on 27th dny az IN,
1871, and 25th day Of May 1871 at nine oclocl
A. NJ. Of said days, at the dwelling house of Mar,
Ia IN the village Of Fennimore, WIS., attend to th,
discharge Of orr duties as commissioners
{. W. LONEY,
GOVT G. d. NOBLE (
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-12-27

ENGLAND AND THE P0PE.-The
London press bowls over GIadstonc's
note announcing that the British
government has taken care t. make
the provisions necessary for pro-
lection of the Pope and the mainte-
nance Of the independence of his
spiritual functions. 1t is believed to
be simply to conciliate the Catholic
element, and is denounced as an ut
ter reversal of the traditional policy
of England since the reformation.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-12-27

ia- They are putting stop 10 the
great immigration Of Chinese. The
most outrageous reports of their
cruel treatment by Americans are
freely circulated in China. Thou
sands who had prepared to come
and had paid their passage money,
refused TO embark by reason ofthei e
stories. Since they first began to
come, 105, IA have landed In Amer
lea, but many have returned, SO that
there now remain but about 10000
here
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-12-27

Sa-A homely method of disnfect-
ing houses in which cases OF scarlet
fever have occurred is recommend
ed BIZ the Food Journal. 1t Is this.
Dissolve in a certain quantity of wa
ter as much saltpeter as it will hold,
and in the solution soak several
sheets Of coarse blotting paper, which
must be allowed to absorb as much
as possible.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-12-27

fS-The Daily Dubuque telegraph
has been enlarged to a seven column
paper. 1t is still democratic although
IT. processes to the independents poll
ties.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-12-27

gaar Vice President CoLFAX, in q
recent letter, says he thoroughly
agrees with the popular demand for
the reduction Of taxation as rapidly
as public faith will permit, and cor
daily concurs with those who insist
that in the adjustment Of our reve-
nue. laws, American legislators should
not overlook, but, on the contrary,
to encourage and develop American
industry.
This is the view taken by GEN.
GRANT, Secretary BOUTWELL,, aad a
large number of leading Republicans.
Democrats talk in favor Of free-trade.
but do not present any good plan for
raising the necessary revenue, with
out the tariff.-.Stdte J0urnai.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-12-27

fg-Judge Mills never disposed Of
business before his court more rap
idly than at the term which is Just
closing, in which he has won golden
opinions. We believe him to be one
OF the ablest men on the Wisconsin
ench.-D7rlingt0n Republican.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-12-27
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-12-27

19-Berlin letters speak of great
ana growing discomfort throughout
Germany at the prolongation Of the
war.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-12-27
sEA Washington disna.ob 90

GS-A Washington dispatch save,
the subject of abolishing the income
tax came before the House Monday
in way which was pretty fair in
dication that the sentiment of the
members is decidedly against it.
The mass of the people, aside from a
few rich men, will heartily endorse
the position of Congress in the ques-
tion.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-12-27

VIENNA, Dee. 18.-A conference
respecting mediation was held by the
representatives Of neutral powers at
the Foreign Office on Tuesday last
The Ambassadors were present. The
basis proposed is as follows: The
neutrals TO acquiesoe in the annexa-
tlon OF Luxembourg to acknowledge
William as Emperor Of Germany !;
France to pay 1,200,OO0,0O0 francs,
to razo two frontier tortrosses, cede
the district Of Alsaee to Germany,
and acknowledge German Emperor.
Count Mosbourg said that France
would pay more money rather than
cedo a milo Of territory.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-12-27

LONDON, Dee. 24-Thcre is a re-
port regarded reliable, Of recent
successful sCrtie from Paris to the
north, south and east, with the cap
ture Of several strong positions, but
yesterdays announcement from
French sources that two divisions of
the Army Of the Loire had effected
junction appears to be without foun-
dation in fact. The general situation
is encouraging for the French.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-12-27

ssa-The House Of representatives
has passed bill consolidating the
postal laws. The ranking privilege
is abolished except in special cases.
The reciprocal exchange of newspa-
pers and periodicals is allowed free
Of postage and copies Of weekly,
somi'weckly and monthly ucwspa-
pers, arc permitted to pass through
the mails free, TO actual subscribers,
within tho county where they are
printed.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-12-27

LONDON, Dee. ia large opon-air
meeting was held yesterday (Sunday)
IN Trafalgar Square, at which speech
eS were made and resolutions adopted
sympathizing with France.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-12-27

Discomfort WITH RoYALTY.-A
large meeting was held in London,
Saturday night, under the auspices of
the Liberal League, to protest against
the dowry of national money to the
Princess Louisa. Bitter speeches
were made, contrasting the pauper-
ism of the country with the e1or-
nous wealth ofthe royal family. An
appeal was made to the entire people,
ignorant and educated, to decide by
ballot whether or not they should
supersede the present cumbersome
and inhuman system of government
by the establishment Of a renublic.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-12-27

NATIONAL FINANCES. The Senate
Finance Committee has decided adj
versely to nearly every financial
project before it. The notable ex-
ception is bill to comply with the
wishes of the Secretary Of the Treas
ury for the issue of $500, 100000 Of
five per cont. gold bonds, interest
payable quartely, and to authorize
quarterly interest on the 5000, 900, 900
authorized by the act of July last,
making total Of $500, 900, 600 offvo
fer cent. bonds, into which to refund
the public debt. This is substantial
ly the same bill pending in the Ways
and Means Committee.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-12-27

%, y Ew oFArEs.-The Committee on
Territories considered a bill TO ono-
bic the people Of Colorado and New
Mexico to form State Governments
Il is believed that majority OF Tho
committee are in favor Of the adj
mission OF these Territories as States
From information now before them
il appears that both Territories are
capable of becoming States.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-12-27

THE TENURE OF OFFICE BlLL-The
Tenure-ot-Oifice law, which was pas
sed in 1867 to restrict Andrew John
son TO the exercise OF his legal au-
thority has been repealed by the
House, and ought to be, without hos
itation, 10y the Senate. The conf
dence of the country in President
Grant can at this time be better ex-
Tribune
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-12-27

LONDON, Dec. pa Versailles
correspondent, after making a tour
OF the German lines, writes on the
10Th quite positively that it will be
impossible ever to lombard Paris ef-
fectivoly. The anxiety Of the Ger
mans for peace is intense. The Ger
man troops are on tho point Of mu-
tiny. Rats are eaten in Paris only
on wagers and for pastime. The
BON bardment of Paris is postponed.
and the bombardment Of Versailles is
expected every moment. The French
have in position guns capable Of
throwing shells through the Kings
palace, and driving the Germans from
their work on the east and north Of
Versailles.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-12-27

LONDON, Dec 2l--Russia contin-
ues her war preparations on an i'm
menso scale.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-12-27

Ex-senator Sumner is in his ele-
mont now, leading a small minority
~ crusade against the President
he evidently belongs to the cold
elooded order of animated nature. for
ne urged us to buy Alaska and IN
EoF' Tue acquisition Of Canada but
ne aohors San Domingo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-19

&uf 8erpsnbuns 9sRrb RDhefort's bat Die
&esisruus Die aHtIa8s se8eH Glourss anuf8ss
geben.
Eours, IS. Ott.-Sts Gu~neentratiunsn
GROCER oeutidsr uHe tranaSfi9er Sruppen:
mafeH bel Orleans SebuFs 8orberettung su
elmer 8rpBen SalaHt ftnoen NOD INNER
Staff. Die Ssutihsn baltsn bic Staot Orr
leans, ionic aud oas Eager BelGair bel Wts'
nung bsieBt.
Ra6 Mitibeitun9en aus 9iQe ftno 9roBe
oeutihe Sruppsnt6rpsr in ben n6roti9en De-
pattements au8etommeH unO riiRet man iib
CUR Sertbeioi9un8.
Der pGonfitutionnel" iaSt, onB Elm 8etas
dement, OeutI9er Sruppen auf ben redbtsn
uaO Elm auosrss auf benz tiutsn &oires ufer in
Der Ri9tung nnd Yenoome uno Gbamboro
9tieben tuor0eH lino. Die SeutIaen beabIi6.
tisen oifenbar ge9en Stois uno Sours Oor3u'
gPben.
8spsI8en aus 8Iois uuo 8eaugercp erm6b.
men Oeri9ieOens S9armlBeI nit ben v6reis
i4lBen". Au9 elm neusr 9lidli9sr Ausfal
Der Barrier tpiro mit9stbeilt, nobel bic 8eut
iden 5000 Mann perlDren.
Bon elmer 8erle9ung Der SauptIta0t mad
Sgon ooer Wtarteiaes 1T nibt mebr Die Rebe,
Die 0istiplin unter ben Sruppen bat Itd
in Der leBteH 3sit beOeutsno 9ebefiert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-19
StaStratbssg crbauSlunoen.

SIM erfeu 3ueige lief sefiern BON Der Com
million our Correction bon Sonss' 66leH cine
3ulhrift Elm. NORM bic bisberigen Ausgaben
oerIaben auf S7607 20 ange9sben tpsroen.
6r, Sin legte I'M Ramen bes Boroerun9ss
AusI9uies IOIgenoe SeidlRfe Dor gB. 8.
6aptOr fur einen untau9li6 beFunoenen
S9teppOampfer niGt gu bs3ablen Z. 8,
Smith iue9en Stur3es nabe elmer Bride in
5Ones' Sale feline gntihdOi9ung 3u setpdbs
rem Das vGoIumbiasS nfitute" in Waibin8s
Ion fur Die Gr8iebung Saubfummer niat gu
entibdoi8en ben ReoemptOriIien irrtbimlid
be5ablte Steuern ni9t Jurif5usrffatten !; s.
1usbano fur Arbeit am Central. GoIIeae niht
3u be8ablen. Ale oisie 9ei4lhIe tuuroen ans
genommen.
Auf 9rn. Rias' 4ntras erbielt ). Sorntg
juut 8aue Eines Sa0ehauies binter ieinem
%l8obnbnuIe an Gbefer:S traBe bic na9geiu9te
Grlau6niB.
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nun9 5ur ginieBun8 elmer neuen Gommiiion
our Correction BON Spnes' 66Qen Dor. SsiDc
uuroen 3urtd8els9t.
or. 6et8 brabte einen geT6luB elm, oaB bic
5taot Die GOntrole tiber Die Bride am fguBe
Der RtOselD StraBe hbsr ben patnpsco Rber.
neBmte. 3urld8sleQt,
- SIM Speiten 3wei8e nnterbreiiste Sr.
Duual einen Seri1t hber bic Ystition 6ss
gBilbetm Z. S9mar3 UNI GntiadOieune fur
SblieBun8 zines @GBhens btnter elmer Staots
l9ule unD ~Offerirte 5u8Iei6 einen 8sIhluB, oas
8eiu9 benz Staotprofurator our l1nterIus
Dung Oes S6para'i6en Inipru6es auf Die
BenuBung Oes GdBdens 3u iiberiuieien. -AHz
gen0mmen.
Sr. SgIe iberrsiate Elm gsfu9 BON 5obn
N. 9eniIon uno Anoeren nm 9laiterutg bes
nod ungepflaferten Sbeiles Der GaIbountr.
Bonn eriten 8wst9e fam elm BeidtuB bers
iiber, Der galusrts3uderraIf ineriez IS ompa9s
ME" ons &raben zines 8runnens auf ibrem
PlaBe i'm GitpSlOd 3u seItatten-unsenDmmen.
Die 8erorOnuu9 oss erIten 3pei9es, tpel6c
CUR Grpsitsrun8 oes SeusrOepartements, reip.
Bei1afiung 5tpeier neuer SampfipriBeu unO
@rribtun0 elmer neiterenS priBen=g ompa9nis
$4,000 aWspirft, puroe big beute 3urAd8s'
le8t.
8siOe 3psise Oertasten fi6 bis beute gtadz
mitta8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-19
Aus @aibin9ton. - Beipcbr: 8cr'
FLUFF Steuer; anaciegenbeis

ANH' CIV
SO GibinBtpn n, Is. Gtt.-Ssn. IbpRas
). SraOp BON SnOtaHa 1T 3Hm Goniul in st.
Sbomas eruannt ipOrOeH.
Gen. SD?r bonn Artllerie. 8urcau nabm
bsute 4n8ebote tlr tntbrsre bunoerttnuIenO
8srpebre II. mebrere @tIlionsn Yatronen ents
8eSen. I'M 90, iolen ferRere 8ebote entBes
gengenommen lperoen.
Der SteuersGommiidr IenFt Die Iufmerf.
Ianlteit Der Steuerbeamten auf ben umItan0,
oaB Die Sterlpslmarfsn fir Rautabad .Eafets
febr lttbt mieoerbolt benutt iperean tbnnen,
bat oieielben lslten nit benz 9eieBli9en 3sis
den psrieben meroen, na9oem fe eebraudt
poroen, Set Dieier @elesenbett l5Grft Der
GDmmiKGr ben 8eamten Elm. nbsr6aupt ftrenp
oarauI 3u isbeH, baB Stsmpelmarten lofort
bst'm eriten SebraU9 nit Dem betrsienoen
8iered oeriebsn iperoen, un oeren pieoerbolts
SenaBung gu Der9tn0ern.
Sas Cabinet belt 9eute cine SiBuna, bic
hber 3 Stunoen oausrte, es puroe ieoo6 nidts
bsionoers QBihtiSes beratben. Der &rtegs.
m~iniIter erbielt beute Ia6lnittag cine 9spes
ihe, DuB bisber niat bat feitgeItslt perOen
fbnnen, pb Der pSt. Clair" BON ben canaOts
ben Seb6roen mt SeldIa0 beleat DorOen TT,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-19

Buubesbs3trts Sert9t. - (gor
Ri9ter 8ttes, y Geo. 8. @uoo 8ei6Gftsbe.
trieb Obne gDnSsf on; frcigeiprC9en.
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Elm" eegsn @eorg g. StrobeI has @eri6t be.
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nit BEN 3man9snerfaufe BON nit 1890 8et:
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Winnie 8rDmr gu beiratben 9e3tpunaen NOR,
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