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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-08

Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
wEDNESDAY.... March =, 1871.
The REORGANIZATION Of the Repub
can Party of the District.

The movement for reorganization of the
republican party here, though opened under
rather unpropitious auspices, has been taken in
hand by republicans Of standing in The various
wards, and now really promises, Judging from
Yesterdays proceeding, very good results.
There was a disposition shown ia the conven-
ton yesterday 20 merge differences and throw
ever party disOr ganizeTs and spOismen, such As
has not been exhibited for years. Doubtless,
the fact that the democrats, encouraged by the
di.sensions in the republican ranks, have under
taken 70 put CD a straight Out democratic tick
ct" had something to DO with the disposition to
harmonic. And there is business view of
this matter that has addressed itself alike to
republicans and to citizens who take no par
ticulsr part in politics, but who are interested
in the welfare Of the CITY. To elect Distri ct
Officers and Delegate in Congress avowedly
TO tile to the Administration and to Congress
would be about as suicidal policy as could
well be imagined. We have not seen the ALSO
Lutte necessity for keeping mp the din of party
politics in this District, but if the party slogan
aHSt be sounded, and the democrats insist
upon taking the fed, there is nothing for
II but for the republicans to buckle on their
armor. Whenever party issues are raised the
Dis rict Of Columbia must show that it Is
in thorough sympathy with the great Union
Republican sentiment of the country. There
must be no heralding Of a democratic vic
tory in the District Of Columbia throughout
the country as POLITICAL card for the coming
national campaign. And from the spirit of
harmony and conciliation manifested by the
various elements OF the republican gathering
yesterday II is manifest that there will be no
dificulty in closing up tae ranks effectually.
The fact that republicans of the weight ana
II
and General Chapman were present and CO.
operated cordially in the reorganiz alton move
ment has undoubtedly served to give it con-
sistenee and force, and to impress upon the
community that ii has real meaning and signiA-
canoe. Unless the republicans blunder mex
cusably, they now, with their compact columns.
have full possession of the field.
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The Markets To-Day.

Issfrrpasd ExcIus1rstg TO Ias Erss,ry Sf1s.
BALTIMORE. March 5-Cotton heavy: miidiinq
npisnds u ard l3'f. Flour frn, sales 800
Howard street superfne, s. 5Oa 80 ie.,; extra.
S6NsS7- do. family, 575O.S9; City Mills
superhne, - asSI q, do. extra. S676aS7 %;
do. fsmily, S550aSl; Western saperfne, S. 5la
So do. extra, So 50a 81 Is; do, family, 81 M
sss9. Clover seed firm At o. JtsaST 50
n. at quiet. receipts 5 40 bushels; sales 900
choice white, S2t5aS2 Is; fair TO prime, 8 Goa
81 =: prime TO choice red, 81 GOA 50 Is: tair to
goco, VI 5asl !S; common, 81 35a9 50 Ohio and
Indiana, 69aSl 50; Pspnsyiysaia, 81 5DaS C5
Corp-recepts, III DO bushels: sales. II O1O; white
southern, lower Ut stsS; yellow southern quiet At
SaSo Oats nrm and in good demand receipts 6 90
tushels ssles, to0 sales at 60s6ic. Pork quiet AZ
81 10 Bacon steady; shoulders, pa rib sides Il',
Clear IT'D i2tz; hsmh-sugaI cured, HAAS Lard
auiet at l3sal3h. Whisky more firm at 9lsesc
BALTImOkE, March 6-Sirginia SKIES, old. SO bid
ga asked. do lS 6tI. bid. 90 asked do 1851 J3 bid
DO, coupon. new, 65 bid
ELw YoRk. March S.-Govsrnnents steady
STOCKS quite active aud rather weak Virginia
s'xee, %; do new, SsH. North Caroliuas. az, do
new, 1S Money strong Ia. Exchange, long, 81;
SRw YORK, March s-Flour dull aoa droopipg
wheat quiet AID heavy. Corn dull, and in the buy
ersfaycr.
The FOREIGN MARKETS
LoSDoS. March ), IL - a. m COusols, els. far
DO Bones quiet: li5?'s, g2iz: 1855, 9Is1: l3T's
9zs; 90 .oJl. Erie, d. Illinois, lJ92 Great w est
LIvERrOOL, March 3, nga m-Cottsn dull,
though ~ opened q shade irmer. UpIands, 7: or.
leans, -, Sales estimated at ~ 100 bales Bread.
SIT lis quiet
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DR0POsALs FOR HAIL RAos.
Posr OFFICE DErstrx.sr.t

March 7, i1i.
for furnishing during -four years fron july i
samples on in this Dvpsltmsn ess do p sSe
70 Il. y ssscna s..s;.s to Hs 0sDsa
Separate and !peosdi.ionai bid. will be required
iof each ze OF the several classes or kinds 81 All
Bog These classes consist OF: LIST Mail Pou n /,
made OF Leather. y five different sizes sdspted in
,orn 70 rsnIoso, steamboat, aud coach convey ance
"a Mall fouohes made Of cotton duck or c .nTas
q H s.ss NAT pa IN soera form ks those OF
on 1sss Tclm adspted g convex
canvas Of three dlft rent sizes and fastened W.,
81 if i'sns,n-sion Of printed matter; 5ih all
The Mai Pouches, both of leather and of canvas
soene inentionfd are OF construction which ia
under thi. advertisement so make aud Sc N the sms
s S 20 NE pap ment on their part to the paten
her % ucLes ade and sold and thirty cent. Tor
IN ~ % We canvas p:uShes made aud sold during
ieh MAY next; Accepted bicders will be rsIuired
t9inrblsh the NJ all Bags awarded Them under their
Ise OIL al charge Tor royalty or use Of patented
An tn stev: mentioned article. are to be deliver
ssGisIpn' Mas1 nes York and Albany, n. Y; Phila
a iSg ana fiiisburg, Pa; Bstiuore, Nd WASH
SAINT Louis, Mo and Chicago. In in suoh tusati
ns anc az such times as The Deg sr neut may order
y they are to Re riaidly inspected at he pIsc e.
IN, " manuaciuie none bcing received or psiS ",
go ieSF'St tLloTlSr 10 the sam Dles
ihe average number OF mail bags Annually rs
Iurtd VIII probably not ,eed the following es,-
hte' 70 VII: stOe Mail Pouches. Including both
nc e. Cf leshsr ana OF canvass co Horse Mail Bags
$40 ftS n aii sacks both OF and Iute c,,yss
but me postmaster Ge1era will re.e rye the right
70 oruef more or less of eSy all of the same As the
ssh,s an interests OF the serves may seem TO MIN
A decision on the bids will 10 made on M bAs,-a
the "a day April next, and tie successful bidder
- pi!oefs VIII he required 20 enter into CONTRAST
WIN sShd and sufficient suretes within thirty days
The an cunts Of bonds required will be as follows
For furnishing Leather Pouches, ten thousand
For furnishing Canvas Pouches, ten thousand
For furnishing HORSE Mail Rags, FIVE thou,s-
For furnishing Cotton Canvas Sacks, ten Thousand
For furnishing Juts Canvas Sacks, ten thousand
The Postmaster General her. by reserves tho r;oh,
70 aCCept proposals by Classes separately or in The
AgHreea'e as may be necessary to obtain the ovest
aug also TO REJECT all bids, II in his jud gmeat
action ' i'H""e sucn
No proposal will be considered II mt accouraniod
Mnh pond OF the penal sum of FIVE thousand dol
cisney must be certified by a Judge OF = CONT VI
Record, atfested nv the Clerk OF such cou1t ander
the seal thereof conditioned for ths bidders enter
ing into contract with requisite bond aud sufficient
General - INV Os'i"sso'
81 ank forms OF these bonds aud of PROPOSAL, will
% on appioation to the Second Assistant
Prspos rs should be inclcsed in an eove,or.. in
dorsed Proposals for n all Bags and be sddressed
ington, D y. JkO. A j ORESwELI.. ash
nm . WI Postmaster General
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-08

New Hampshire holds her annual election for
Governor, Railroad Commissioner, Congress
men, Councillors and members OF the Legisla
ture on Tuesday, the 14th inst. For Governor
James Pike is the republican and James A
Weston the democratic candidate. Three men,
hers OF Congress are to be chosen. William r.
Small. Aaron r. Stevens and Simon G. Grifno
are the republican and Ellery A. Hubbard.
Samuel y. Bell, AMI Hosea W. Parker the
democratic candidates. There is labor reform
ti>ket in the field, and also a temperance ticket
nomil e.ed by few boilers from the temperance
convention. The republican ticket was en-
dorsed by the largest portion of the temperan ce
convention. The labor reform nominations are.
For Governor, l.. p. Cooper; Congressman.
Eli6ry A. Hibbsrd, (the democratic candidate
IN The first district VIM. III Grove, and f.. d.
Baker. The vote for governor In 1870 stood,
republican, Si.912; democratic, 1928; labor
reform, 3e9, temperance, 1,16s. The republ-
can msjorities for Congressman in 1850 were:
lst district, i,562; 2d, So; Sd, SIS.
The Connecticut State election will take
Ilacebn the So OF April, audit will be the fourtl,
year that Nessrs. Jewell and English have con-
tended Tor tie othce of governor. Jewell beat
English in iS69 By III majority; aud English
again beat Jewell last wear by si3 majority.
The republicans in the first second and third
congressional districts have renominated the
present ineumbents. viz: j. L. s. Strong, S. W.
Kellogg and ii. II. Starkweather. Their candi
date in the fourth district is George H. Cofing
His opponent, W. H Barnum, is a member o.
the present Congress. The other democratic
nominees are A. l.. Goodrich, John Kendrick
and y. W. Stedmsn. In the second district a
Nr. Phelps is running as q workingman's candi-
date. Two years ago the republican majority
was go in the first district, 42s in the second
and :, $50 in the third. In the fourth the demo
crsts had /, leo majority.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-08
GOyernmens Aerursttes-
stock Report.

lBy Ba-kr'', Brokers' ant C5g1rI.-rta 7s,..,,p, ,
I@"is J0hnsOn & Co. quote stocks aud bouls ir
home and foreign markets a. follows.
NEW YORK, March So 5 SIS, ISL. coupon, IIE
Szs ", coupon, liza 59's, -. coupon II2, SD.
o. oonpon' liz sz = new. oj, coupon, liIis 52o's
%, conpcn' M 3; SOS, 81, coupon. Tl', lO-Ds.
coupon, hs's; Currency es, ll4't Mariposs, g.. do
pre- a, =, Canton, -, Cumberland. =: Nest
ern tnion Telegraph, So; Quicksilver, "a Oh d;Ps-
Gre Mail A. Boston Water Power, Sp.s; Adams Tx
press 20. Wells. Fargo Cos Express, az
American Express, a.; U. ) Express, 40 N Yors
Central and Hudson, 97's: do scrip. 934 Erie Do.
90. preierIed, =; Harlem, lZs's; do. preferred, =
Reading: Iz-s; Michigan Central =; Lake Shore
sad Michigan southern, 80; Union Pacific Rail.
road, ~; Illinois Central. 49,, Cleveland aud
PntsbuTg, nji,; Northwest, 81, do. preferred
.3-s Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, aud Indian.
ap3lis,-j New Jersey Central, I6'. Rock Island
Iut, N'lwsukiea st. Paul. s.; do, preferred, IA
Wabash and Western. h5i. Fort Wayne, o..
AltoD6 Terre Haute, -; Hannibal and 81. 10. 36If
Chicago and AltOn, M; do. preferred, lis; Ohio
ana mississippi certificates, Al. Columbus. Chi
csSo Indiana Cent. q; Tennessee state SKIES
Old 81. do, new, 81: Virginia state skies, old
q North Carolina skies, Old. AZ; do. new.
~; Missouri sizes, 9l1s; Central Pacific Bonds
~; union Pacific First Bonds, 50 Gold, M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-08
FINANCIAL AND COMMEsCIAL.

The WAL street markets thus far this week
are comparatively quiet, decided Iuli in the
late rampant speculation being noted and the
volume OF business ~ compared with the last
lev days restricted. THIS does not arise from
any difficulty In obtaining money to carry
stocks, As the offerings continue abundant and
really in excess 1T the inquiry, az lenders are
Only able TO obtain and per cent. on their
surplus balances on pledge of prime railway
and mixed collateral. This ease is like to
continue at least for the present., the Treasury
movement this week being conducive to q
Strengthening OF the bank reserves. Discounts
are Ia active demand and rates are as subioined
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-08

MONEY sAvEDi
Selling Of Winter Stock Of
LR 4 e. GODS
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
sp neesss su ssily: GOODS SUITABLE FoR Taa
100 yards PLAID and STRIPED MUSLIN. in
large elegant TOWEL st l2's cents
BEDsPREADs from . 50 up.
dozen. WV
Great bargains in LINEN DIAPERS rABLa
DAMAsk, and all other kinds of White C,ood.
Emory BAXrRk
les tBepubl 1870 Pennsylyania sveou.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-08

Gov. Cookies speech to the convention yes
terdsy was very good start in his official Ca
reer. 1t was effective, business-like, covered
the whole ground in few words, and made an
excellent impression.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-08

The little squad OF bummers and camp fol-
lowers who undertook to ventilate their private
griefs against The STAR and the Republican,
were very properly snubbed by the republican
convention YESTERDAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-08

@NATIOSAL LIFE INSURANCE CON.
~ FANNY OF THE UNITED STATES OF
hmf hi The annual meeting Of the s.ockhold.
ers OF the National Life IL, uren7a ComrnnT of tha
United states OF America will be held AZ the ofiCs
o. SAD Company, in the Banking house of jay
Cooke Co, on 18th strs ct. in the city of Washine
ton, ON the SECOND TUESDAY being the Iieb
Gay OF MARCH, lSl. at 10 clock in the fOreno N,
for the choice of Directors for the ensuing year ana
FOR the transaction Of such other business As mar
lawfully come before il 49,"
T. W. PEET, Secretary.
NASY.NSyoN, IL. u, Feb. -. lS7l l0t
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" u q e.
The Assessors OF the several Wards having corn
pleted the Annual Assessment for the year Isi the,
Will meet IN the West ing Of the City Hall on thu
10Th DAY OF fEsECARV, and sit as a Board o.
apps from the l5:h day u February 10 the LAT %
April, sundays excepted, to hear Complaints ant
appeals OF the aboS Assessment or former
Assessment.
Hours % meeting. from % N. 10 D m
fe7-tapl PETER HEPBCRa, President
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DROPOsAL, FOR SEWER.

,,'Ve o. SsP'T'nfsrfssf asf IN spSSso7 Of S.lrsySl
corfo-ero,S. footT1yS ond fsU SNtL9tpss Z
Cry Hal. WoShtrston, D. e., March q i,TI (
:fIopesAs VIII DO received bv the under
"a the 18TH day Of arch instant for tha laying
Q. abcut fOiet o! Is inch Scoich Tile pipe In N
street norm, between Twelfth and Thirtae1t n
streets gs?t aioIt 50 fee of two feet scotch Tie.
streets north stou $40 feet of Pinch Sc otcb TN
PIPE for lateral braaehs 20 the traps and four
Man holes and fOur Drops 'P''''
fidders will state ths price per ineal foot for each
So sewer, whirh shat inc uie al house c0nnsc.
For further inform atvn see SD cifr atoms M III.
above named Office. ~ "
,s.. WILLIAM 4. FORSYTH,
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BOARDING..

E(OARDING-Sing gentlemtn desiring Home,
- coed BOARD and pleasant Rooms. psrma-
nentiy during thu SUNNI er, in private family ad
dress N. B., City Post Once. m5-st.
ELIGIBLE AND COMFORTABLE ROOMS
II near the Departments, with nrst class Board
can be had at No. 1918 1 street on reasonabi.
terms. Also, Table Boarders accommodated. fec. II
EIRsT OLAa1 BOARD, WITH PLEASAHT
Il FRONT kOOAB, to DO had on roasepa6ie
terms ct 1901, cor. Peuusyivania avenue ana l9tk
street. Good location and accessible. mh0-ly
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uS MASS MEETIN8.-The DEMUORATs
IND CONsERFATiVES of the City aud County OF
W ashIEgt0n and Georgetown are respectfully re-
Qusse1 10 attend a meeting at CARU Sis SALOON
on WEDNESDAY, the n instant. at Z o 'elock
m fer the purpose OF taking into consideration the
proper measures ecsssary 20 secure the nOmin atom
ana election OF an able and efficient Deisgat 10 the
House OF representative Of the United States for
the Di'trict OF Columbia, aud such other matters As
MAY concern the interests of our fellow citizens
fuli 'uIn cut IL Confidently expected. uh6 81
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cUU,OVU the brick yard or nv rs.,dapn2nys al q,
the corner Of New Jersey ave and st south w"
20 6t Richard DcUGHEKTY
BEEF BEEF"
W ~ IHE COBNER OF SIXTH AND G
streets y. W, for THE BEST BEEF In the civ
NO 81 the Lowest prices. VEGETABLES can he
nAu tn1ie aisc mh5- I'm
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SPRIN0 SfYLE.-M. CUNNINGHAM is now
- ready to make % order the best % 80 andC1
New York. Measures of Head taken by the
French TyHogrsphicai Conformateur--thersby in
surfing perfect 6t. n. Bold Style Hats refnod
eled to present style. Store end Fsctory-023 IT'D
street, between end d assach usetts avs. fof1- I'm
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-05-30

ADARING RoBBERY.-A correspond
ent, in the southern part of the coun-
ty. writes the Herald as follows: On
the evening of Thursday, May %, a
daring robbery was committed at
Fairview, on the Mineral Point and
Galena road. A man named Cristy
Bvrnc. we'll known at Hazel Green
and it's vicinity went to the Twelve
Mile House Fair, having some four
hundred and fifty dollars in his peck
OF. While on the grounds Cristy
made himself comfortably drunk,
after which no showed the people his
money, telling them that there was
plenty more in the same shop. At
about eight o'clock in the evening
he started fo. home. When midway
between Fairview and the Tyler
House he was overtaken by two or
three men, who coaXed him over the
fence into an adjoining field. Here
they seized him by the arms, forced
a forksd stick into his mouth. gag
ging him quite effectively, tied bis
hands behind his head, and then de-
liberately proceeded to rob him of
all his money and valuables, includ
ing watch, gold breast pin, etc.
The robbers made off with their
booty, and have not been heard from
since. Cristy's mouth and face
were very badly skinned and scratch
ed. I have not been able to learn
additional particulars.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-05-30
Obituary.

Died in Boscobel, Sunday, May Ia, 1871,
JAMES +. ARMSTRONG, in the thirty-second
year of his age.
Deceased was born in Scotland, and emil
grated 10 the United States seventeen years
ago with his parents, who settled near Fox
Lake, Dodge comfy, in this State. Eleven
wears ago he entered the hardware store of J.
II. smith at Fox Lake, which business he has
since followed with the intermission of one
year in the service of the Union, in the 29th
Regiment Of Wisconsin Vols. As hardware
man he was pronounced by those well quail
fed 20 Judge as having few superiors in the
State As man he was esteemed, respected
and loved most by those who knew him best.
For the last two years Of his life be was un-
able TO attend to. business, being one of the many
victims to that baneiul disease, consumption.
-Four years ago IN February, he left c. Shep-
AID s Co, Milwaukee, TO engage with Mr..
James Walker in the retail hardware business
al Boscobel, and so long as his health per-
mitted was constant and enthusiastic in the
performance of his duties. He was buried at
Fox Lake on Wednesday, the nth.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-05-30

ca Richland County Republican and Grant County
Witness please copy. 5ltd
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-05-30

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned, APP
N pointed by Chapter 90 of the Private aud Local
Laws Of the State Of Wisconsin for the year 1871 Com
missioners to survey, lay out and establish a State
Road from Riehand Centre, in RchlAnd county, Wis
consn to PatteElle in Grant county, in said State
MA the Villages Of Montfort Avoca and Martinyile
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-05-30
Don't fail 70 buy ticket for al your Family and
SECURE A PRIZE
LIST OLE GIE,r.s
sl4,57O

EACH TICKET HOLDER will be entitled to free
admission TO the Concert. The drawing to take place
the evening Of the 4th of July 1877 l. at the Hall
in Muscoda Persons living at distan will fare as
justly and their rights and claims be respected the
same if they resided in Musooda.
MANNER OF DRAWING. There will be furnished
two wheels, one containing 5000 Tickets represent
ing the number OF tickets sod-the other containing
5000 Prizes and Blank Tickets, with prize written
plainly on each Prize Ticket. esq- Remember the
Prize Tickets not numbered.
The Committee 10 superintend the Drawing to be
chosen by the ticket holders present. To show the
public in general that Just what we say and
that everything will be conducted honorably we re-
fer all to the leading wholesale Houses in Chicago and
and the business firms of Mnscoda.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-05-30
STOCK FARM FOR SALE.

The undersigned offers for sale his farm, 215 miles
below the village Of Cassville in the town OF Cdssyi
Grant county, Wis. The above farm consists Of the
south half of section q, town 3, range is well
tered by several largo springs and brooks 200
of it under fence. and 50 acres under cultivation;
young thrifty orchard of 250 trees the prmises also
young Nursey of about 10000 young Zone and two
year old) trees started comfortable brick dwelling
and pledty of good GU buildings the place. The
building is beautifully situated to command view of
the Mississippi river and the Dubuque and Minnesota
Railroad for 8 miles up and down the river THIS
IS THE PLACE WHERE l RAISED THOSE LARGE
WATERMEL0NSl The place is unsurpassed in Grant
county for a Stock Farm L will sell the above place
either with without Stock and Farm Implements.
Terms-0ne-thrd of the purchase money down. the
balance time TO suit purchaser.
JOHN H. c. SNECL0DE.
Dated CassvIc January ~, 1871. 35tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-05-30
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Muscoda. March Goth 1871
We the undersigned are personally acquainted wi tn
Messrs Sage jackson ard believe them to be men Of
known integrity who would not engagage in any dis
honorable business, and believe they will do all
they obngate themselves to do.
Graham Bremmer, merchants; w Ii McKittrick
merchant; Charles Rudolph, merchant Bunker
4 stanard, druggists Ralph Carver, Postmaster l.
Thurber, Ticket Agt NJ. st. z X. II McCallister
Brothers, hardware S Mcdonald j. j. b Moore,
V Dlston Charles Falley, VIM Jameson, NJ d /;
Joun SmalIey, smalley House. 43t
10 Tickets for sale by c. J. Hyde, Lancaster
House.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-05-30
INTERNAL REVENUE NOTICE.

The Interal Revenue Law requires that the Bond
of Justice of the Peace Constable, given for no
specified amount, but conditioned the proper pay
ment of all sums OF money coming into his hands by
virtue Of such Office, must be stamped with twent-
five cent Revenue stamp The penalty for violating
this law is very severe aud will be rigidy enforced
i. NJ. COATES
Soft Collector Int'I Rev "a Dist wis
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-05-30
STRAY MARE.

Taken up by the subscriber, residing section q ,
town g. range g. in the town Of Fnnimore, the Sth
day Of May, 1871 light bay with black legs,
name and tail and white strip in forehead, shOd all
round, supposed TO be ten or eleven years old The
owner is requested 70 prove property, pay charges
and take said stray away.
HARRISON CAMPBELL.
MAY X EIxv1
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-05-30

sea- Mcssrs Ziegler & Dillon, have
added to their extensive stock of
hardware, a large lot of farming i'm
plemonts and machinery, from hand
rake to a horse rake. The firm has
a good reputation and deserves un-
limited custom. See their advertise
ment.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-05-30
MARRIED:

In Cassville, May q, 1871 by Rev. N. S. Austin,
Mr.. James 2. Burgess and Miss DeTnaris A. Bean,
both Of Cassyille.
In Paris. May 25, 1871, by d. N Smalley. Esq. Mr.
Reuben Pinch and MsE Sidney l. Mitts both of Paris
In Mount Hope May -. 1871, by /. B. Fox. Esq,
Mr.. David A. Purdy and Miss Lucinda K. Williams.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-05-30
Colt Strayed.-ReW

Strayed from the subscriber residing in Beetown
one two year old bay colt, star in forehead
warts around her mouth Said colt left with two
other colts which we're found on Grant river near
Greeners mill. liberal reward will be paid for
the recovery Of said stray by
FREDERICK BARTH,
May 5, 1871. 49w4. Beetown.