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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-12-21
Re Mea- Diph- Small
- Tu'hn.. Typhoid. Sar's. lrp,ing sles. 1ts,ia. p a
BB:ssnSsr a.. ...ss ! 4 9 81 y ).

BB :s:%ssT Il Is :.::s ! 4 8 81 Il $
The Register of Records follows during tho
past week there registered i97 Deaths being
responding o. 1870 Iymotlc affections proIucei I5
Deaths; constitutional, li6 local. 167; So and
violent cans 10 The fatal cases OF smallpox
from ~ to " One Death was ascribed 10 measles
INTERMITTENT FEVER,
being N each instance the number In the preceding
week. The mortality OF scaratnA increased from
mat OF diphthcTia and Group togehe from II TO Is;
that OF whoopins cough from II to Is; that OF yphus
fever, from 10 s. and that Of typ,ci fever, from
occurring at the Fever Hospital, Blackwcls Island In tue
person OF sailor Local diseases occasoncd Is deaths,
against 10 in the previous week. Ninetyoac deaths
70 phth sis pumonais 2 It's CHEST week.
number since the week ending April 90 Seventy deaths
were ascrihed to tho
!, LOCAL RESPIRATORY LAINvs,
m increase OF G. Tie Glowing the principal meteor
Qogca features OF the week recorded this
At the Cooper Union Mean readn. OF barometer 299
Jnchcs ma ximum temperature % Degrees "nimum teGi
btss being 80 less than the correspond
Ing period during the past ten Mean degree OF hund
lty 6562.
The Attorney reports follows Number Of actions
fncnced for Noncompliance with orders violations of
Health laws ordinances. III number Of judgments oh
tained In pending actions II number of
tnued upon EVIL OF abatement OF all complaint
y; numer OF complaints inspectors exam red anu
Of order thereon, 81 number OF such complaints
examined returned further statement, 81.
The City saiary spector reports tie aughie houses OF
the holding permits Ter this Board as bong IN agood
sanitary condition.
The Sanitary Company Of Police reports the following
the o hsh meat &C. seized and coniacatc rs unit
battle 2; sheep 81 hogs, Al veal (carcass Ii veal bob),
n. b75 pounds fish.
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Died.

ABBor.-suddenly, in Jersey City, on wednesday,
December 70, Abel ABBOT, aged Is years ana
months.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
ANDERSON. AT Buuao, N. r., on SATURDAY, De-
cember H. ALEXANDER =. ANDERSON In the ootn
year OF his are. ,, -.
the remains will be inferred IN Greenwood, from
the residence OF his brother, X. d. Anderson, Zl3
Carlton avenue. BROOKLYN, ON 'rhnrsuaf Decemc1r
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STREET QUOTATIONS..
Hn,f-pnst Five o'U,sck p. III.


WEDNESDAY, Dec. 20 &c p NJ.
CorFEr.-The market to-day somewhat excited and
ular but very We hear sales OF bags per
Metrmac 57 per Elizabeth Sherres both sales on
private terms We :Cargoes (o, ordinary l5ac.
a l5@c. do do fair. 5ac. l6c do. do. GOOD l>sc.
1916 DO do. prime, TIC. TIc, gold, In bond days.
Maracaibo. l7c 1891 suayra l6hc 1876. Domingo
in bond, l2c l21Sc. Java, 23c &c., gold duty paid
CorToS.-The demand for the spot has been
good, chiefly for ccuahon. but irregular
&c. better For future delivery tho quiet
OWING the rmness OF holders prices advanced 40.
saies reported on Change to-day were as roilows:
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For delivery tpass low mdding, the have
been foLows:Last evening -DecemDer 20 at ~ ,c
Coz at Janaaly sl a. Il February LOO Al 20 &C.,
go at 10c April ivO at 2O9c.; shay, 100 at .0ac Total,
800 BALES To-day pecenner, ~, at - l5c, l at l4c,
delivered 3Uth UJ at L. ll6c 500 li 49, 1T IL lJl6c
January 4o at 1919, 40 at ls 100 at 10 l,,u' At
100 at 20c., loo at Zoe, 40u mt 2c, 80 al luJ
~ i6c 4u1 at 2uc toJ at 20 :oc 4vu at 20 500
70 &C. tosetncr; Fs0lnary Marcn and Ar,, 100
20 sloc April, BOZ at 2Jssc 200 At 2c. los at 20 &C.,
SgJ az ao4c, 2p at 70 li-l6c. 400 At .Os.c.;
total, 2,l59 bales Rates on cotton TO- foreign potts
sail 7s2d $3.50. To unvie, steam, lc. gold sail, 10
Hambur by s,cam 9d, compressed. 10 Bremen " slcam
1c. gold, coEpresscd. To Bate ports By SAIL od
The receipts AT the ports snm as 1855
Dreams 73ol Mobile, OLE; Savannah 4,.4; Charles
ton 1870; inin.ton. 5U3 Norfolk, l,9lI; Baltimore, ~;
New York. 657 Ioston 250ota, l9,sgA Tls week.
1885, this day last year, 3i,79J. " 9 ouote;
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


MARRIED..
SMyTH-HEwEs.--Int this city, on Tuesday, De-
cember 10 at the residence OF the brides Drotherin
law, Dy Inc iiev. Dr. Price, ,. NJ. ShYTH OF Alex
andna, Va, to Miss MsDoRA u. HEwEs, OF Pnilade-
rha, Pa.
SroNE-SPEAR.-At Railway, ". j.. on Tuesday,
December H. at the residence Of the brides parents
by the Rev. Dr. ADercromDle. j. HENRY STONE 10
LIZZIE A. SPEAR, daughter oil Henry spear.
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In the gold loan market the rates for carrying
were 1s2, 3-o4 IL per cent gold. and per cent.
The operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank were as
foilows:-
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Tue BASED cotton running quality not
than halt grade below the grade Quoied.
FLOUR AND GRAIN. heceips-rionr, $3.50 oDi-. wheat,
l6,JU bushels; corn, 25vD TO-; corn mea, lJU pos OATS
and. though prices nominally unchanged, rcduc
w0uid have be cncedea or ter To Insure Tn3
sales ABOUT 5000 pbs tie MARKET cosin heavy Rye
-four dull sinai were made al qu cations.
Southern -four dull. We sales 3,y bb
Corn meal du, but unchanged. We note $40
bbs. jersey yellow at rs az. Wheat was dull and
nearly nominal at yeseriays quotations. VII: -
Tor No. milwaukee, Tho were atou. 1900 Dusaes
am auoa, 81 30 81 % for small lots winter
(pne beng nominal at Is el 6o), 4 W Tor
Michigan Cora duh anu nominal, ut about
s6.o. 1Sec. for old mixed aud aoat. The
81 900 bushels. at nc. Mixed
for western ahoat. Oats dali aud scarcely
closing al about Bic 5c. for western In store aud
The about 900 bushes at o6c SIC.
and white aoat Rye quiet with guc. bid and
farley nominal, al S)c. 81 -.
fREIsiirs.Ine inquiry Tor berth room still continues
lipht The offerings moderate and show
change. There lair inquiry Tor vessels Tor char
ter petroleum but rates generally
the shippers ana consequently business
restricted The engagements reported To day were
Fellowship Liverpool by steam 500 Dusnes waet 3D.,
boxes cheesc ls 500 do Laeon at 35 Sis. 3D. lUJ
erccs Cs 10 tsow at 2s 10 London bv sa,
500 seed al 25s, ~ bush
grain III at b b0J do. wheat at 3D. 5oo OF cako
us In the charteng line have only to report
OF American brig hence Rio Grande, full cargo OF
hour at ABOUT 81 70 per Dbl.
MOLAssEs--Ihcre a lite more inquiry to day, but
the business yet hight We hear OF sales OF 2u0 bbls.
New Ureans crop, at Ic. 46c ami los hhds Porto
nte terms q -
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CATTLE MARKET.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Hogs were nrmcr. 44c. &C. being the range. Receipts
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NAVAL SToREs.- The marEet for spIls turpentne was
quiet We have only To note sales OF Al bvs
iron, Rosn quiet but steady There
reported today. STRAINED quoted nomnay at so 81 ~.
Late evening there sales OF oJ bols strained at
s5 H. and iVu d Mt Wilmington, reo on board az ~ o.
Tar dun aud nominal al 50 % 70 ~.
efETGoLRuMihe market Tor reaued was quiet but hrm
There moderate inquiry but the oacrL.s were very
spot OF month at 2ac z3c. crude IN bulk
inactive but steady at Sc for spot and month and l2<c
for January Naphtha renamed quiet but hrm, at c
1.kc. for Western city, Case oil remained duh at Use
ssec- AZ the creek the market continued unsettled ana ir
regular al about previous quotations The mar
ket was shade nrmer but renamed Gue Inc saes were
1900 bus balance Or month";
turn 2UCO bbs do at 22c less RETURN anu o eo do At
2l,se., net.
meats lz6 do ard bc5 bb and erces anu 50
kegs pork quiet and nominay unchanged.
Ud nominal at SIS ~ Si3 3D. anu new at $lo Tor
forward delivery but there 10 sales OF consequence
90 February and March delivery az
&c. loo boxes Western do ito arrive 1885,; 10 boxes west
l5 at lU boxes Western short rio, spot IKE also 10Y
boxes short rib and 100 boxes city long clear AZ chicago nj
from $50 a I've Beet There was hing OF importance
reported TO day, and prices remsn steady " sis Tor
crIes &9 I for India do Beef hams were quiet
but steady at 81 $40 with sales OF 81 o0ls within tnc
in price, Dressed hogs steady at 5c bic Tor tao
range. Lard dull and lower closing heavy atgsc for
prime steam the spot and all DECEMBER and s'rc Tor
January. The about l,iJJ terces At Sc. Tor
l5GU uercea March and LOO tcrees AT y9c Tor
| prime kettle rendered on the spot.
prices remain steady The ~ erccs Carolina at
Sc ssc lcO bags Patna at 7ac a"c ana -W oass o. nan
sUaAaSThc market throughout dun and nearly
% aids. metdo private terms We
Observation-Disclosures To aommon reinin1 aAc. aSAc.;
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Egypt In New Lisht-Chauge Of Policy In
the Enst-Not Guns, Powder and Shot, but
Ploughs, Spades and shepherds Crooks
Consiantin0ple Understands Cairo.
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the bowels iiENisY GRANVILLE SHARPE, late or Hee
MaJesiy's Inrtieh regiment III the 800 year Of his
ruuerai on Thursday afternoon, 2ist inst, -
sTIwARr.--on Tuesday. December 10, Miss AM
STEWART, eldest daughter oil Hon. James Stewart
late OF Aberdeen scotland, aged So
Relatives and lrlcnus are respectfully invited -
attend the funeral, from tho residence Of hee
Drother-inaw, Mr.. Robert Church, ASH Henry street.
Brovklyn, ~ H., TINS (lhursdayI afternoon, at hal&
'' suLlivAS. ~Ua Tuesday. December 10, ANDREW
CAREY SULLIVAN, ased Is months and 10 Jays.
The remains Will DC taken, on thursday morning.
at ten O'Clock, irom the residence u ms parents
10. xyi Pearl street, 10 Oaivay cemetery Tor iutex.
ment No carriages allowed.
suIToN-Jn Tuesday, December 10, OF consump.
q nes win Vi be- nell at st. AIMS church
Eighl zenith street, near film avenue, ON Saturday
morning at ten O'Clock. Hts friends are invited 70
UNDERuILL. In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, Dc
cember 70, RICHARD z. UsoERHiLI, aged AZ years
Ihc funeral Will take place from his late residence
4l5 clinton avenue, between Gates and Green ave-
nues, brooklyn. ON Friday. December ~ at tive
VAN BUREN.-In Brooklyn on wednesday morn
ing, December TO- al his residence, 2l4 Frauknn
avenue BARNETT VAN buren,, aged % years ana
The relatives, friends OF the family, members q
Stella Lodge. No. 2oo, !. y. .. f.. and members Oh
Fidelity Encam pment, respectfully invited 10 AZ
tend the funeral services, at Bedford Avenne Bapte
church. Bedford avenue, near Myrue' Oh fnuaSs
December ~. Ut three O'Clock 7. ~ s
wALfsR-ELllAeErH WALTER, widow OF Adoipn
Waller, aged 81 years. r-,. ..
Funeral from the mouse OF her son, j.. Walter. 20
WElI.-0n Tuesday. december. 10, 1871, MOSES
funeral n, 1' win take place on Thursday, at zen
O'Clock A. NJ. from his late residence, l73 avenua
A. corner Eleventh street. Friends are respectfully
invited.
zuILr--In Brooklyn, on Monday, December u
MIR. FRANCES ). ZUlLlr widow OF captain John u
Zulll m the s5tn year or her age.
Inc relatives ana iriends of tie family are invited
to attend the funeral, on Thursday, December II,
two 7. y from 30 state street BROOKLYN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-06-13

again set in motion. After forty-eight
hours grinding, "demd horrid grind
ing, too, the cylinders are stopped,
and out OF them is carefully taken q
graylsh-black, or rice uerSa substance,
resembling somewhat the dark rest
dust yon ever Jaw on any road in
summer. This il powder Ia the pul-
verified state Bat IL is vet far from
being eady for as, il the work of
blasting rocks. nor is it quite ia fit
condition to be employed by the ma
tions when they find it necessary 10
rise against each other, aud bring to
pass "the sad, unnatural shows of
war"
From the works that we have just
told you something about, we pro-
ceed some distance up the stream,
following plank walk along an art
lficial water-course. We reach, first,
an old, old building, all gray with
the stains of time and weather, and
are informed that we have entered
cylinder mills number two This is
one of the first structures erected
here by the company. 1t is 20x40
and is furnished with eight grinding
cylinders. But next week second
article relating to this subject will
appear in the Herald. 1t will contain
facts about the processes of pressing,
graduating, and drying powder twill
tell OF the manufacture of kegs be
outrageously historical, and rest, it
may be, on a sadly indigestible un-
dercrust of statistics and Shakespeare.
ROUNDABOUT.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-06-13
Vallandigham and jeff Davis

While Mr.. Yallandigham and tue
World are trying to persuade us that
the Democracy is : brand new party,
which has forgotten all the past,
frankly accepted the results of the
war, and made a fresh start in life,
Mr.. Jeffernon Davis. who certainly
knows the Southern Democrats bet
ter than either of those eminent
Northern leaders, is industriously
proving that the party is Just what
il always was, pursuing tho same OBJ
jects now that il pursued ten years
ago, holding fast all the old doctrines,
and ready for another rebellion
whenever the time seems ripe. Mr..
Davis for several years past has
courted becoming obscurity. But
no sooner does Mr.. Vallandigham
announce his New Departure, than
the ex-chieftain Of the Lost Cause
emerges from his retirement, makes
a triumphal journey through the
South, rouses his old followers, and
tells us in very plain language that
the New Departure is all delusion.
N. Y. Tribune,
A IL KINDS OF LEGAL BLANKS for sale at the
II HERALD office.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-06-13
General Sherman and the Presidency

NEW YORK, JUNE 8.-A letter
from General Sherman, dated Fort
Sill. Comanche Reservation, May %.
addressed to the editor of a New
York paper, says: 81 have been
skirtlng the Texas frontier for the
past month, and hero for the first
time | meet files of Eastern papers
by which | see that quite an unnec-
essary muss has been raised by re-
ported syeech made by me at the
supper of the Union League Club,
OF New Orleans, on the night preced-
ing my departure from that city.
Whoever reported that as speech
made by me, committed q breach Of
propriety, for was assured by the
President Of the society that no re-
porters were present, and that what.
ever was said would BIO sacred and
confined to the persons present.
Now, as to politics, | think all my
personal friends know my deep-seated
antipathy To the subject yet, as you
seem not to have understood me,
hereby state and mean all say, that
| never have been, and never will be,
candidate for the President that
if nominated by either party, should
peremptorily decline, and even if
unanimously elected, should decline
to serve"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-06-13
News from all Quarters.

Iowa expects to raise 100, 100000
bushels of corn.
The Editorial Association meets
in Green Bay June Goth.
Tho State Medical Association
meets in Milwaukee on June 21st.
The Episcopal State Convention
meets in Milwaukee on June Goth.
= Notwithstanding opposition,
Brigham Young's son has been adj
mitted to West Point Military Acad-
envy.
The Weather has again turned
! cold in Great Britain, and snow fell
in Yorkshire, England, Friday morn
ing last.
-Waukesha county claims the
fastest trotter in the world in the
shape of a mare seven years old, the
property of Judge Field.
Brigham said to a friend the
other day that the force of public
opinion would oblige him to give up
his wives, one after the other.
The Rothschild Brothers have
bad long continued quarrel, and
their financial barber shop is about
to close business as conducted under
the present administration.
Tho city authorities of Oshkosh
are making arrangements for the re-
| ception and entertainment of the
Wisconsin Editorial Association, on
their return from the Convention at
Green Bay.
Fred Grant, the Presidents son,
graduates at West Point this month.
He stands thirty-nine in a class of
forty one. The President, when he
graduated, stood twenty seven on
the list in class of forty-five men,
bers.
Late advices from France state
that Theirs insists upon giving the
Republic fair trial. The column
of Vendome is to be restored, and
the propriety of leaving the ruins of
the Hotel de Vile as they are, as a
monument of Communist vandalism.
is discussed.
The Barring Brothers have been
the financial agents of the United
States at London for SO years, and
efforts are now being made to trans
fer the agency to the London house
of Jay Cooke L. Co, of which ex-Sec-
rotary McCulloch is chief, without
much prospect of success. The po-
sition is very lucrative one.
"A gentleman who has lately re-
turned from tour Of inspection to
the Red River Valley. states that the
roads leading thereto are literally
covered with emigrant wagons, with
their usual accompaniment of fami-
lies, furniture and stock of all kinds.
The great majority of the emigraots
met on the way are from Southern
Minnesota and Northern Wisconsin.
and the Scandinavian element pre-
ponderates largely.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-06-13

GUBERNAToRIAL.-The Sparta Her.
AID and Vernon Censor advocate the
nomination Of Gen. G.. G. Washburn
as tho Republican candidate for Gov
ernor Of this State. His opposition to
official corruption of every kind, and
his fitness for the place, are the
grounds upon which his. nomination
is urged.
The Fort Atkinson Herald favors
the nomination Of Hon. VIM. T..
Smith for Governor, and suggests
the name Of Hon. Angus Cameron,
Of La Crosse, for the second place on
the ticket. it thinks that the only
way Smith can be defeated in the
nomination is by trickery Of the poll
tieians, and it expresses the hope
that it may be able to brake the
backbone OF the "Regency."
The Monroe Sentinel ventures
the assertion that the name OF the man
who will be our next Governor is not
mentioned !" and perdicts chat there
will be some surprise among slate
maders, when the next Republican
nomination is made"
The Oconomowoc Times thinks
that Hon, VIM. E. Smith is likely to
receive the Republican nomination
for Governor. The Milwaukee Ere.
ming Wisconsin, says Mr.. Smiths
chances are good, and that no would
be popular candidate.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-06-13
SheriG'S SaIe-TuttIe,

GTATE OF Wisconsin, Circuit Court in and for
y Grant County. }ss Grant County
Francis Mcspaden, plaintiff VS. John s. futile, defend.
ant.
By virtue of judgment of foreclosure aud order OF
sale in the above entitled action dated September
2Uth. 1870, directing me to sell the land described
therein will on the Goth day of July, 1871 at the
hour of II O'Clock noon at the front door Of the
house. in the village of Lancaster Grant county Wis
offer for sale the said described land to wit: The
west half of the south quarter of section twenty
nine (29) town six (6 north of range one ~ west in
Grant county, Wis, and shall sell the same to the
highest bidder for cash, to satisfy the amount in said
judgment stated to be due and interest thereon and
costs and expenses of sale.
WIN f. SLOAT
Sheriff Grant County, Wis.
L. j WooLLEr, plaintiff s attorney.
Dated Lancaster, Wis, June 3, 1871. 2w6
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-06-13
FARM FOR, SALE

the town of Little Grant, containing 10 acres SIS
l. acres fenced and improved comfortable log dwell
ing thereon also good log stables and other outbuild.
ings; the remaining IS acres beautiful grove of
timber There is also orchard of 70 trees, some
bearing, grapes and other small fruits good brick
school house half mile distant good road on two sides
of farm; is four miles from Patch Grove. AZ mi
from Bloomington, 10 miles from Bridgeport and Ia
from Glen Haven, steamboat landing the Missis.
slpp river.
Price. SIS per acre, half cash, balance on time to
suit purchaser. If desired the crops will be sold with
the farm Possession given Immediately. For fur-
ther particulars apply to James Quinn the farm or
james Ballantine, Bloomington, Wis.
June sth, 1871. 2m3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-06-13

s6-The Louisville Courier Journal
offers to furnish rope with which to
hang Horace Greeley. This kind of
fer is probably made in view of
Grseley's efforts to secure universal
amnesty for the late rebels like the
Kentucky editor.
The Gear of Russia and his son
are on visit to the Emperor of Ger
many at Berlin.
General Sherman is understood
to be decidedly in favor of the re-
election of President Grant.
Measuring worms infest DAYTON,
D. by the millions.
The army worm has made its
in Iowa.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-06-13
The New Departure.

New York, JUNE 5.--The Tribune
says: "The aew movement OF the
Democracy is not without danger to
the Republican party. 1t is the aban-
Comment of an attitude fraught with
great danger to the country, and as
such we give it a cordial, ungrudging
welcome. But we believe that,
while the people will rejoice at the
giving up Of the Democratic opposi-
ton TO the Constitution, they will
still prefer to confide the manage
mont Of its defense to hands that
have never opposed il. Democracy,
from whatever motives, have done a
patriotic act. They have surrender
ed to the Republicans. The people
will see in it a final acknowledgment
that the Republicans were right in
the past, and further reason for
trusting them in the future"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-06-13
$25 REWARD !!

Strayed or stolen from the subscribers on the stl
day Of May. dark brown (geding) horse six wears
Old right hind foot white. small spot of white on left
hind foot, small star in Torch ad small bunch on an
kle OF left hind foot limb slightly thickened on the
inside of lett fore leg hair of some on point OF
hips by hip straps, is about medium height rather
slim built swall ears which he was inclined 70 throw
back when he started TO trot.
We will pay any person returning the same Twentv
Five Dollars or suitably reward any one giving in.
formation Of his whereabouts
PARKER, HILDEBRAND & co
Boscobel, Wis, May Gath 1871 Iva
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-06-13
STRAY COLT.

Taken up blythe subscriber on lands owned by him
in section Il, town range town Of Waterloo on or
about the 26th day Of May 1871. bay horse oolt
three years old star in forehead and hind feet white
The requested to prove property pay charges
and take said stray away.
JAMES L. FINLEY.
Waterloo, june J. 1871. 3w2e
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-06-13

49, The New York Sun hoists a
peoples ticket for President and
Vice President in 1871. 1t is as fol,
lows: For President, William s,
Groesbeck, of Ohio; for Yice-President
John Quincy adams, of Massachusetts,.
The former was Attorney for Andy
johnson in the impeachment trial,
and the latter is noted for writing
mildly Democratic letters and for
being the standing Democratic candi-
date Tor G overnor of his State.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-06-13
STRAY HORSE.

Found and taken up by the undersigned, on land
owned and occupied by them, in sections ind o,
l, range l. being in the town Of Hazel Green, on
about the 29tl, day Of May, 1871, one light bay
horse, black name and tail and black feet. with some
collar marks The is requested to prove prop
erty, pay charges and taken said stray away.
K0UNKBB RUALAND.
June 5th, 1871. 2w2
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-06-13
To Whom it May Concern :

Having sold our entire stock Of merchandise to Mr..
Anton schmitt, we return thanks TO many custo.
and friends in Lancaster and Grant COUNTY for
the business ayors extended to us in the past.
Mr.. schnlitt will continue the business at old
stand, and promises to keep on hand full stock Of
first class goods We hope our many friends and
patrons will give him call lie has purchased goods
at reduced prices and will be able offer good bar
gains. RYLAND 4 HOLLOWAY.
Lancaster. lis. February %, 1871.