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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-12-05

sn, S1sssy Circuit ar cSs1 COUNTY in nd
Partition Sale.
Julia @. johnson. George w. johnson, Mary A. John
son and Louisa ii. johnson, infants, by Michael
Collogan their guardian ad Item, Jesse o. Tay-
lor, Caroline A. johnson, John T. johnson and
Mary J. ColIogan,
BY virtue OF an order of sale made in the above
titled cause directing that sale be made OF the lands
described therein, I will Thurdsay, the fourth
day OF January, 1872, at the hour OF O'Clock In
the afternoon at the dwelling house the south part
OF the west half OF the north west quarter OF section
two (2), town one ~. north range two (2) west In
Grant county, Wisconsin, offer for sale and sell 20 the
highest bidder the following described lands, named
in said order of sale, to-wt: All of the west half of
township number a. north of ran re number two
(, west the fourth principal meridian, except six
teen acres OF the north east thereof decided 70
Jesse taylor by Isaac Williams. reference 10 said
Jesse Iaylors deed being bad for specific de-
scrPton oil said excepted part the east half of the
northeast quarter OF section number three in the
aforesaid town one north of range two, west and the
west nall OF the southeast quarter OF section number
thirty IN township number two, north of range
Der two, west of the fourth principal meridian,
cepting from the last named eighty lot. thirty
acres OF the north end decided TO jesse Taylor by
Thomas Taylor reference to the said Jesse o Tay-
loI DEED being had for more particular description
OF the excepted part
The terms Of sale will be made known at the time
ana plSce OF sale above mentioned.
WM. Il. sLOAT, Sheriff,
Grant county, Wis.
SAMUEL MRRsIcK, pllfs atty.
Dated Shern's Office, Lancaster Wis, Nov. 10, 1871
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-12-05

To SEASON SAUSAGE MEAT.-l send
the following, which had used, and
know it to be good: "For thirty
pounds of meat, eight ounces of salt,
two and half ounces of pepper, and
two teacups Of sage."-Mrs. +. D..
Durham.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-12-05

Iw>The olive crop OF the Mediter-
ranean countries has been very
seriously injured by protracted
drouth. Should the crop in France
also prove failure, of which there is
some apprehension, the results will
be serious, As it is, material ad-
vancein the value of the pure oil may
be expected.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-12-05
County Road Notice.

A PPLICATION having been made 10 u.s. the BOARD
II ofCounty Supervisors OF the County of Grant by
forty.ive resident freehoders, fifteen of whom reside
In Muscoda and fifteen in the town Of Blue River and
fifteen In the town Of Hickory Grove for a Highway
TO be laid, surveyed and established as near A. NAV
be practicable the following route, to-wit: Com
River crosses the State Road; running from Museoda
mp the Fennmore valley 60 Lancaster; from said des
ignated place to run due West on the town line
between Nj coda and the town OF Blue River and
along the said town line TO the west side
OF fennimore branch (; thence westerly near the
said town line may be deemed advisable for good
purposes the base OF the bluff the North side
OF Wall Hollow to the intersection of the North and
South town line between the town Of Blue River and
Hickory Grove thence South along the said last men,
toned town line across the bottom to the South side
OF the said Hollow thence westerly the hollow by
the best and most feasible route to the top OF the
ridge, to INTEREST the old Lancaster and Muscoda
ridge -oad near Young's place.
Notice. Is, therefore, hereby given that we the said
committee OF the Board of Supervisors duly thorzed
to act in behalf of said board will meet at Peter Nell
sons near the line of road In the town Of Muscoda Ia
the said county Of Grant, Thursday, the 14th day
OF December, d., 1871 at 10 o'clock ia the forenoon
TO decide upon such application.
Dated the 18th day OF November, 1871.
ELISHA CARRINGT0N,
ARCHIE BROWN,
RzRA ABRAHAM,
JAMES MURPHY,
HENRY GORE.
Committee OF the Board of Supervisors of said county
duly authorized TO act in their behalf 25
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Sheriff's Sale-MurIey.
SrATE OF wIscsssIS, Circuit Court in and 70
- Grant County, Grant County.
Judgment Of foreclosure and sale

SrATE OF wIscsssIs, Circuit Court in aud for
- Grant County, Grant County.
Judgment Of foreclosure and sale.
William Geary, plaintiff VS. Rebecca Muriey, John
Murley, William hurley, Thomas Murey. Andrew
Murley, Emma Murley Mary Murley, Joseph Muir
ley, James Murey, and Simon Murley defendants
by virtue of judgment OF foreclosure and order of
sale, made and rendered in the above entitled action
September 18TH 1871 directing sale TO be made of the
lands and premises described therein to wit: piece
or parcel Of land in Grant county, Wisconsin, de-
scribed as follows: Commencing at the north. east
corner Of II Ysrks lot. in the village of
Hazel Green and from thence north
sixteen degrees ftythree feet war go thence
west one hundred and twenty-six feet joining with
the northeast of lot of the lot here
scrbed and owned by ii York thence south six
teen degrees east on the line dividing said two lots
and to join on the southeast of said Yorks
lot, hfty-sx feet thence east hundred and TWEEN
ty-hve feet TO the place of beginning, containing
about fourrod of lands be the less. will
the 18th day Of December 1871 at the hour of
O'Clock, p. NJ, at the front door Of the house
in the village Of Lancaster, Grant county Wisconsin,
sell said described land aud premises the highest
bidder for cash 10 satisfy said Judgment, interest
thereon and costs of sale. W. T. SL0AT,
Sheriff. Grant county, Wis.
BARBER CIEMySTsoN, defts' Atty's
Dated Sherifs Office Lancaster, Oct 6, 1871. 22w6
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-12-05

t9-W We understand a libel suit has
been instituted against the Milwau.
kee Ne,CS. for $4,000 damages by
Mrs. Parks, for derogatory remarks
which appeared in that journal cons
corning the lady's character " IS
cOuSiu.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-12-05
County Road Notice Petition
to Vacate.


A PPLlCArI0N having been made TO the DO ard o
n County Supervisors Grant county, by forty We
resident freehoders fifteen OF whom reside in thu
town Of Clifton, fifteen in the OF Lima and fifteen
in the town OF Plattevie, 20 vacste highway laid
out aud located by said Board Of Supervisors by an
order dated February sd, 1870, the same being a
county road leading from Martinylle in the town of
Clifton through the town Of Lima TO the village of
Peattevile In said County. much thereof a. by
the said Board shall he deemed.best.
Notice is therefore hereby given, that we, the un-
dersgned committee of the said Board of Supervisors,
duly authorized to act in behalf Of said Board, will
meet at the pc int where said road laid
the town line between the said towns of Clifton and
Lima IN said county, the % day of December 1871,
at ton o clock in the forenoon TO decide upon said
application
Dated November 18th, ISL
ELISHA CARRINGTON,
EZRA ABRAHAM,
ARCHIE BROWN.
JAMES MURPHY,
HENRY GORE.
Committee Of the Board OF Supervisors Of said county
Z dn y authorized 10 act in their behalf 25w3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-12-05
COUNTY ROAD NOTICE.

A PPLICATI0N having been made TO u.s. the Board
n Of County Supervisors Of the County OF Graut by
forty resident reeholders, fifteen Of whom reside
in the town OF Beetown, and fifteen in 1.-The town of
Cassve and fifteen in the town of Lancaster co re.
locate, survey and establish part OF tho county road
situate In the said towns of Beetown and Cassville
towit: Commencing inithe village of Beetown thence
TO Csssy!le (FOr the reason) the field survey
of said road appear to be incorrect also that the road
may be located on better ground.
Notice is therefore hereby given that we, the SAID
committee OF the Board of Supervisor. duly
70 acs in behalf 90 said Board, will meet VIM. J.
McCoys store in the town of Beetown in said county
of Grant, on Wednesday, the 9th day OF December,
A. d 1871 at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, 10 decide
upon such apple atioh
Dated the 18th day of November, 1871.
ELISHA CARRINGM0N,
ARCHIE BROWN,
EZRA ABRAHAM,
JAMES MURPHY,
HENRY GORE.
Committee of the Board Of Supervisors of said county
duly authorize to act n their behalf rs
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-12-05

=n@-A bed of potters clay has been
discovered st Waukesha.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-12-05

rEA busheI of wheat contains
Geo. 600 grains.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-12-05

NGG NIFNNO ~ 6GFNNNS
For Sale 81 the Herald Once
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-03-31
* nnyG,,'s te9F DouipiG Acting
Dti R'ylE,p fer Pumping uii Ur
W ;siSTs ssi SCrD Wells.

kenyon's New Double Acting Oil Pump
il acknowledged to be The best pump now
in mse. One of its leading features is that
it not only proiucrs a continuous flow oi
oil or other fluid. hut that 1t creates and
Susla;rs constant ard powerful suction,
by means OF which the seams or veins Of the
we'll are in great MEASURE cleared Vt para
.nr ard niber oksiTuct ons. aod the oil IN
the veins ~ drawn towards ihe well. 1t
has been ascertaned by actual test that the
use of this pnup causes gradually increas.
ing flow ni oil. 1t is well koown by oil
operators that tins Improvement is Of great
value, ard one that has been long sought
for. Tue ahl 4st mechanics of our country
bava for years heen Mt work trying 10 find
out some new md untried plan 10 prolong
the life time Of an oil well; and nothing Va,
TO onr knowledge has been orough. before
the public that in any way equals the power
ot the krnyo1 Pump, experience having
t'enght tuat it ia thr long continued sue
tion th4t has TIE power to keep up and in
crease the production uf oil wells. Oil
operators are referred - Mr. Geo. Bonltun.
Superintendent OF the Columbia Farm: for
information N regard to the practical work.
ings oi the kenyon Frmp. "e append the
following testimonial fIom tie managers OF
the Columbia Farm:
OFFICE CoLUMRrA On. Co.
Columbia Farm, Jan. 2S.
Mr.. II. K. KENYoN:
Dear Strive ara using your Double
Acting Oil Pumps in thre. OF our oil wells
and take pleasure in stating that we aw
getting more oil and gas from each of them
than was previously obtained by the nae OF
working barrels We believe your oil pump
10 be the best in use.
Respectfully yonra,
G W. BnULTON, Sup't.
J. p. BANCROFT. Manager
For further particulars address Il. X.
kENToN, Petroleum Centre. P. o. box
5f7. jan3l.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
kt M0rtgagSLald Grant Gold R1nls
OF TIE
Northern Pacific II, II. IA

These bonds sre secured, ffs.. bv A Yrs, VI
"a " on 'he Raiircad itscf It's Tu.ligy .tnfL
all equipments; second ty Fi's, Ms,tqoss ehd
entire ertire Land Grant. being more than Twentv iTs ms
Thousand Acres OF Land to- each mi a of ,., Two
he Bonds are free from Cnitea States Taa
fflhcipal and lnie.e.t are payable in ,"ii, we
rihcilni at the rnd uf Thirty Years ard 81 le
.trest Sem ihnnuaiiy, Gt III. ale oi SiykN All,
IiiiEE-TESiHs PER CENT. per mum AND
They are issued in denominations of siun s,o,
1000. $500 and slO,tN. ' f'',
The Trustees under the Mortgage are N,ssr, l.
Cooke of Phlt tlI ha, and ). sdgsr Ihom,'!
frcsident Of the i.untJ!vania 4, ntrai Kd}TCsi
Company 'oau
These Northern Pacific 80 bonds will a. III
tines Detore maturity, he rtce vnble AT TEN
PER CENT PREMIUM Tor J, ~, in pxcharcs TN ~
TIE Compsny's lands II, Their lovoat cash urice ~
In add liJn TO their absolute sas.'y, these n, Nd,
yield III Income l.rger, WE believe. tnan any o,h.,
nfst.ciass security Persons holding United s,.,e.
2O's can. by converting th.rn ;n.o Nn,thern D..
eihcs, increase TIER , nry income stA;,d MA
still have a pc fecs'y reliable in,e-tmcnt. ANU
HOW To Gsr riiEN.-Your nearest Ssnk n,
Banker will supply these. hond- t. any de,iri
these can do 50 with any Your Arents, who viii
allow the high, At cur ent pt Co for ALI NAkkET
ABLE sECUEIr r..
Those living in loc,ies remote fsom Banks, ma,
send money, OF CT ~ bonds directly 10 us by %,
prts., and We viii ssni back Northern F.ei1c
bohcs al our own risk o. d without cost TO the I'M
vestur F,r u th.r iniormstio n. D. nlphl t. m.tx
etc call On or adde's she uniersigi ed or an; of
the Bank- er BanNer. employed to sc this loan.
PDU SAL. BY
James T. Brady & C,. ii,rt, C.ughcy n Co. Ma.
sonic Savings Bank, Western Sa,i "a Rank, s Nc.
Lean ~ 60, Binkers, General Agshtr Pits.
bulgh, N.
ANehis, Petroleum Centre, kA.
N IN.
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Gold at ! p. m., ll0L

A DEAD BEAr.-A day or two ago, a
seedy looking individual who gave his
name a. Charles Edwards, and represented
himself - being the advance agent of the
Norris Bros. Minstrels, arrived In town and
pnt up At . hotel, by bis swimming ways"
succeeding In ingratiatins himself Into the
good grsces Of The landlord TO the extent OF
one or two metls, several drinks, and a
small sum Of money, ami "euessed he would
60 out and examine the sights about town. y
The landlord suspecting that he had
"cansht a Tartar" set an officer on the
trail who succeeded In ''catcblng tho Tar
tar and making him ''come down with the
stamps," alter which Edwards left on the
first train going sontb. The Morris Bros.
are probably not aware OF tho fact that thi.
dead beat is travelling through the country
beating bis way on tho strength Of their
reputation. Our exchanges and hotel Keep
ers In neghooring towns would do well to
DO on the look out for tsls swindler.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-03-31

By the following from the Republican it
will I've seen that tho Meadville oil com mpany
is fixed fsc.:
The Meadv lille Oil Co. Is evidently in
good hands as their works do show. The
derrick Is already up, and they will soon be
ready to drill. From the top floats the stars
and stripes, and we bope soon to chronicln
large well of oil or gas, or both. Success
is their motto.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-03-31

A few days since, al High Prairie, near
Leavenworth. Kansas, while John Celi was
engaged In cleaning out well, the walls
caved in and hurried him deep in the earth
Everybody supp 'sed ha was crus ed to
death, and the process Of digging him out
was very slow. Five days alter the acci-
den. hc was reached and found to he alive
As soon as he was taken on. he declared
himself TO be all right, drank glass OF
whisky, ate some food, and smoked pipe
Several hours aiterward hs comrnynced
sinking. and died withou: o struggle.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-03-31
Interesting Law Suit.

We copy the following interesting account
from the Venango Spectator. of u law suit
tried 10 the Court at Franklin this week.
The parties to the suit all reside in this
vicinity:
John +. Tarr va. c. G. Dempsey, r. A.
Dempsey and William Spence.
This was an ction on the case Tor con-
spiracy to defraud, brought by capias.
Taylor il Mackey appeared for plain
tiff and the defence was conducted by
McCalmont 4 Osborn and f. ID. Kill
near.
The plaintiff clsimed that defendants by
means of false and fraudulent representa-.
tions rs to the quality and quantity Of GER
tain land situate in Morgan county, Tenues-
SEE, induced him to enter into on s1ticle
OF agreement for tho purchase Of $500 acres
OF said lands at one dollar per acre, and
that afterwards by means offs said represent
tatious, they Induced the plaintiff to sign a
judgment note for $4,000; which note was
discounted at the Banking House of Geo
Fl. Bissell l. Co., and the money obtained
appropriated TO the use of the defendants.
The object os the suit was to recover tho
amount Of the note.
The defendants claimed that the plnintiC
had made all his negotiations with Wm.
Spence, one OF the defendants, and there.
fore he couli not recover against al, OF
them. And the defendant sWm Spence
claimed that he had msdo no false OF fraud.
ulent represen tatious, aod therefore was
not liable 10 account to thu plaintiff Il
was also claimed that the plaiotiff af'el
seeing the land in question, had approved
the con tract and agreed to take it at til,
price agreed upon.
The trial of the case lasted three day.
and was closely contested on both sides. -
Overcome hundred and City witnesses wer'
examnod. This is tho second case of il,
nature ever tried in this County. The jury
+ were out bat short time and brought in =
verdict in favor Of the plaintiff for the sum
of S2,30l.97, being the iuii amount clAimed
with Interest. Tbs tsxabls costs in this
case will amonn: to about $l,500 iu ad.
dltOn TO the verdict.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-03-31

No change has occurred 10 the member
ship OF the Coinmhia Cornet Band, OF Col
'imbia Farm, OIL Creek, since its organIza-
tion three years ago.
We notice the above going the rounds of
our exchanges. The item Is erroneous. A
large number of cbapgts have occurred in
the Columbia Band since its formation, and
but few OF tho original members are now
connected with tho organization. This,
however, does not impair ,ho excellence of
the band, which is second to none in Wess.
ern Pennsylvania.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-03-31
The veunngo Citizens has the following

The venango Citizens has the following
Interesting oil news:
Intense excitement IL raging concerning
oil lands in Cranberry township. nearly
opposite Reno. Three wells are about CON-
peted in that vicinity. and the prospect
that they will prove large producing wells
is very hattering.
One of these wells on the John Milton
farm. owned by Mcdonald. Heferman,
Findley and Simon, of Oil City. is now be-
ing tested. This well, known as the "Moi-
lie well" was drilled by Peter Nolan, an ex-
perienced operator, and Is 907 net deep
with thirty feet of sand, equal in quality to
any found in the oil region. The company
owning the well have lease of thirty acres
all of which they propose developing at
on ce.
This we'll is southeast from Reno. near
the Bredn and Milton wells, and bas a
heavier sand rock, and on the belief that
the territory still further enst would prove
more productive, some parties. ou Tuesday,
leased twenty acres adjoining The lease on
which tho well is located, paying therefor
one half the oil and $40 bonus per
acre.
4 largo amount OF land has heen puf-
chased and leased 10 this vicinity, and
Messrs McNuliea. Patterson and Dickey, Of
Petroleum Centre. and Messrs. Irwin 4
Baum, of Frank,io, are the largest bold
era.
The prospects are very aat.ering that
this territory viii prove productive.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-03-31

A dsconsolate citizen of New Orleans
puts the ioliowi ug question to one o, the
papers published there: "Ar. Edy'"r,
that what 1 Wish to ask you 10 whether
strychnine,.. what the police give to dog,
won't pizen the human being after sas-
singers has been fried. Please put in the
paper how this is, for if fried s,rychnne
is pizen, 60 agin sassingera Yours, till
pigened."
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considerable interest is at present mani
tested in the oil territory at Reno. The
well reported day or two since as yielding
100 barrels per day, ia now yielding sixty
barrels. 1t is located on tho Milton farm. in
Cranberry township, and ia owned by on
City parties. Speaking of this territory the
Venango Spectator says: awe expect to
zee lively times for few days in seeking
leases and property 10 this new field"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-03-31

We notice by the Forest Republican that
our Old friend P. o. Conver, Esq, editor of
the Forest Press. has 'done as other FOLKS
do' anG taken unto himaelf'a wife. We
know of no man in the oil region we wish
more good luck, happiness, joy, long life,
&c, than We do him on the strength VI this
auspiciGus eveut.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-03-31

The Eagle Iron Works at Meadville, were
partially destroyed by fire on Tuesday
evening. Loss $50, coo, insured for Sll, 600
The Eagle works was one OF the large st
manufacturing establishments in that city,
and by its destruction over forty men are
thrown ont of employment.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-03-31

There is in the office of the Secretary Of
State at Harrisburg manuscript book dated
1858, bearing the following inscription:
'Jonrnal CT the Council OF the province of
Pennsylvania and Territories theieun,o be-
longing,
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Commissioner Pleasanton decides that
persons whose gross income during 1870,
estimated n United States currency. did
not exceed $4,000, are not required to make
any income returns.
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within the last I've years over hundred
thousand dollars have been expended on
the churches in Warren, and the Mail
tbinks its citizens ought nav to afford $685.,
450-tbe estimated cost--!or building q
bridge across the Allegheny river at that
point.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-03-31

a number OF young blOods from Mead
vile paid tho Centre q visit yesterday, and
acquitted themsclves creditably by getting
their tanks we'll filed with benzior, and ex.
bibiting the f'way they do such things" in
that place.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-03-31

A company OF enterprisiDg ladies have
secured thirty ucre lease near Utica, four
ullles above Sugar Creek, Oh which they in
tend putting down q test we'll without de-
lay. May lots of good luck ard big streams
of green petroleum attend the eifor's Of this
spirited fraternity Of lady operators.
zen.
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Announcements.

Tho announcement cards Of candidates for
nomination for the varions Offices will be
published at tho following rates:
Assembly. $40; Associate Judge, $40:
Sheriff. $40; Treasurer. $40; District Attor.
ney. $40: Commissioner, 50; Auditor. So.
Positively no announcements published
unless paid for IN ADVANCE.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-03-31

The Pennsylvania Legislature is trying
to pass law 10 compel every ben!thy
child between seven and fourteen years
of age, to attend school al least ak months
in every year The proposition meeis
with favor. but it moves very slowly.
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Encal Notices.
$. NJ. PessensiIi a. Co. 4

Park fow, New York, and Geo. p. lowell l. Co.
Advertising Agents, are the sole agents for the Pc,
,roleum Centre DAILY RECORD in that city. Ad.
vettseis in That city are requested 10 leave their
"a vors with either of tne above houses
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COUNTY TREASURER.

Error RECORD Please announce the
name Of FlD BISHOP, of Oh City, as a
candidate for the Office of County Treasur-
er. subject to the decision of the Republican
Primary Election, and oblige
MANY REPUBLICANS.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-03-31

There is general compliant in Boston
that hens don, seem TO know that the war
l. over. or that gold has fallen fTCm ESQ to
Ill. ss they keep right on laying eggs -;
the old price, and some Of them lay old
eggs 1t ls to be Investigated Dya ccm-
mittee of the Common Council.