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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-17
PRICE -FOUR CENTS.

oo connected next March was purposely omitted Tfcr
''emeht about the valuation Of property was 81 ike
shSfacter IL IL true, they said that to valuation In
,no 'dc IN 1850 was about s4o0o0100o ard IN f,0 bt
'VVVo Du' they failed TO explain that The difference
is occasioned by the fact that no roos arc pger mon
cry iei"'e INC war tax Of so cents cac; vas lcyi-i
upon slaves, ana the revenue derived f.o r. SQUIRE,
j. more than made up by the poll tax f'e i..ts pay
now they are free The recent mana cement ~ financial
affairs In South Carolina s admitted by all IN have been
BAD but to prove that the and eytravsgauce com.
mitted have been much exaggerated Rclulieus Uo.ns
to the fact that when they obtained control ~ me GOV,
eminent the State bonds selling in New-lori for
RON 90 TO 50 cents the dollar while tho same bond.
are now quoted az %, notNth tau1il, I'll tls sa,rs
made to destroy the credit OF the State by di,an ,od
persons.
ANeW-Iori paper 81 yesterday pre-. ud.l to dy, IN
" sPo," 'nslateh from this city, the basis WHEN tho
JONI sh Commission hod agreed on ~ tine settlement
Vi .He ALABAMA claims \ member OF The Conan. ZION
stated to-day that there IA not SHADOW OF truth m tho
statements and, 20 give his own words r. Inc d.
patch 1T Is simply absurd in all n. p0utz and rc,ry
accurate es any oEecould make " by guessing knowing
that the subject was under discussion and no uccIer Tho
facts" The Commissioner also said tina. no degd.e
agreement had yet been reached any Of tie Que ions
involved in the considerations Of the Commission
The Democratic members Of the HOUSE have b.ld fr..
quent meetings lately FOR the purpose Of taking a. ion
as party against the record which Is forming ts v
such hot-headed md inconriderate partisan, a. T..h
Blair, and Others, who have made spCoclea tle u
Kux bill IN Congress. They desire 70 have mic t.eI
in the North that they DO not party sanction iie
opinions lately enmcatcd, and many Of th.0 ssy uet
the party viii be destroyed unless The - h.e mer ~
Congress can be silenced. The la-t meeting was ap.
pointed for to-day. II proposed 10 issue ou ad l.s
TO the people OF the country, which WIFI oa'l'ty
the people Of the North that they recognize the ic AIS
of the war, anc she XIvth and XVIII Amendment
and at the samo time convince their SoI thrcn
that they viii have their hearty COZ. erluon ia future
undertakings.
yicePresdont Colf3x win leave tomorrow for hi-
home in Indiana and President pro Ten, ~ the senate
will he chosen. Mr. Anthony will probably ne slotted
The President viii leave Wednesday fol ST. Louis, 10
look after his private business connected win s farm.
Should Congress- however fail TO adjourn p, shat tHo,
his departure VIII be delayed fer a day OF tt0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-17
cnrnrs ND cAsrALrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

. A fro in sheboygsp, Wis, on saturday, burned
Rs, Miller pleiingui and HeyneS COS 'anSsI'
The Cocheco Brewery, III Dover a; liz owned
rT..5sL n lugles va harmed ~ bauray boss fIOV'V
The steamer Dom from Hong Kong Tor Shang-
81 L. hen wicked % Ceased leland, and pIl5sl ~ 'ue
Burglars entered the Wheel and Foa mn 5H;,
,,i sSJ s6ssn. e yhusn tl,s open Tue s.e eIU oV FiV
4 utsvsni of 90 has beta offered to- she' ane.L
lanes Mccullough, james Kerr ami James
r , -, ,i l Of fapc Philadelphia, on Shnr"' are
s. ~ 49,. s,erfe wears inn -onntn en- H'' phe anu
~ , "a sre ycsr. imprisonment snl lOlo hle'
Mr. Campbell for the prosecution. spoke al
a ..trr- tie Ia.rC n.rn h'rl'r nj San
@ p iis l,fe.e will be- htari today anl ~" persecution VIII
IL On n, a.isy Many continue 10 su'na Wo mai
Levi harrington, alias John Hastings, who
~ - 4, oeo Couu.y. No, ss October fnd shortly AZ
i. man ~ nhe,, vile Tenn, hil rr 's' since; an'
let"ei Az. W.. ar, .tel h Men lh, GA Saturday
John f.. Buckaew, nephew OF senator Bucka-
'I IL the Aleshsny River ~ fiuslh yes, i'fr We
~ III ,osns ~ ,.ihosi when SOC ujt ~
% ~ -, rt1. cmbt mast iut oibe Hrf, f'a'Ac itc
boil vas not refuteltL
Dr. Cobb formerly Surgeon of Nam" re9l-
,, 49,. NJ, psp, h oi ~ hsn'i Dos" l'"n Pam lE9n Ih
a. nd trd b. Uu.hi '"st~Sri a'trf ne iric'.
D., ,ob a" % 'f''l" ''"' NV ''' i''''' ~
,.,,sbe .ssitWtLt N hf"e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-17
prRsONALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

II Jenkins Interpreter to the American tcneti-
General a Shli .hae, did on March ~
1be Bishop OF Havana, who was not allowed 10
land at that city. Is en- route TO this eiy
Zacbariah Wainwright, prominent member
of The Pittsburgh City Council, died Yesterday
The Rev. Nelson StetsOn, well-known hetho'
dc. prescLe oiel At Springfield Mass Yesterday, eyed a.
Cen T. Dumont. recently appointed Governor
NJ Idaho d,ei al his residence indianapolis yestsd
Mary G.. Shelter sister of the Rev. DR.. Van
ter " died suddenly the streets OF Ponsbsssts,
on SATURDAY, oflcslt isss-.
The snit of Jennie Mcbride agains, j. {. Wag-
an ali nhap AZ Fuahu Penn. tor breach " IoEi
rd ON Ssarl.y 10 G,o plaintiff Who got 'eEii'1 o. p'V
$50. The anticipated change ~ the inanasrmena, OK
Mi nom the el,or.sp the tie isi Of la ses 10
rr,e,.aea ". ". HsstIs al psssst 0a9!AAi ssiss~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-17
TIE Kr,KLUx IN S0CTH cJ&0LN5.
MERCHANT WHIPPED A,sD \ COIOrED BAN

4 MERCHANT WHIPPED A.sD \ COLOEED IAN
RlDDLED WITH BULLLf,.
WASHINGTON, April lG.-Lctters from Column
ba g. ca report another KuHux outra on tns morn
ing Of the It'll inst IN Beair Iascostcr County ~ hat
State. Twenty m9sked men, boldly announcing deL'
selves TO be KKlux entered the town, and ding ton
house of Mr. LAWSON a. Ions merchant, tHry dragged
him out and having indicted about 10 severe bOw,, or
dered him to Leave the state within fifteen days, Oh pe
atty OF death. They then went to tho b'Q II i-.lc
Cowles, quiet, iuofensiye eoored mcch'nie, bar-t
down his door, drag ,ed him out, ald, 20 hl Own yaii
rldled him with bullets One bali, that pt-'d through
hi. head was sufficient to cause instant nab. Those
mon were accused Of ocnse eXeep, thsf "f 'en Re-
pubcans Other c,,izcns IL ,he same c0rtt t' he'n
threatened.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-17
THE FRENCH CIVIL WAR.
MORE HEAVY CAYN0yADING.

SEVERE FIGHTING AT SEUlLLf-HolbES 1AhhS
AND RETAKEN--ESCAPE oB THE GENDARMEs
ON TIE ISLAND OF GRAND JATrE-PROPosED
CoyFIsCATION OF CHURCH PROPERTY.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSEl
1osDos. April &C. 1871.
4 dispatch from TEE TRIBUNE special
correspondent in Paris, dated yesterday, states
that a heavy cannouade was maintained oil FIJI
Day night on Forts yanyes, DIssy, and MonIrouge'
The forts in return opened heavy fire Oh Chation,
whore the Government troops were supposed TO DO
ma5sed. Only few shells were fired in reply The loss
OF the National Guards tIiiling.
There was very severe fighting ut Neuly yesterday,
houses being taken aud rctakon. The loss was very
heavy both sides.
Powerful baIricades are building ia the Place Ven
DOME and several i2-pOunder have been mounted there
The barTadcs in Ruo Cas,glone have been strength
ened.
Tho state carriages Of Prince Murat and Marshal Can
robert have been seized by tic Commune officials cure
strrch was arrested yesterday.
delegate from the Commune has taken an inventory
OF The objects OF value in The most fashionable chnches
a. Paris This in accordance with Article of the de-
cree disso.ying the connection between Church ana
State which declares that al real aud personal property
OK the churches belongs 20 the state.
ing the fighting Neuy. They cndeavored 10 take the
house in the Pink which the Government troops who
have two mitrs. euses, had strongly barricaded
Most OF the so NeTs and sendarme9 the Island Of
Grand Jde ha escaped, only 100 remaining prisoners
Tie National Guards yesterday advanced from the
Bol, Colonies a.cps the Seine toward Haute Garenne,
intending 70 take the Government troops at Coubevose
in the rear They mot Colonies by tie Gov
enmon troops and forced to retreat, with the loss OF
numerous prisoners.
The Government hoops ftfll hold the bridge AZ Mem
lily. Fort yaleren is replying 10 tho Paris batteries,
and sends shells to Pas-y and AutaUl.
The Prus,ars have occupied St. Oncn, near st. Denis.
number Of manufacturers IN the QUARTER du Temple
have been arrested and their wormen forced to Join The
National Guards Provisions are becoming scarce In
Pors TIE price Of fresh meat has doubled aud pre-
served meats are difficult to obtain Gen. Muller has
boon placed Ia command OF thc gmboat7 on the Seine.
Grm Of wcilsnown American bankers have offered
pms re u, column In the Place Nend6me, 20 trans
port it e. the {, ntral Park, NewYoIk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-17
A FORMIDABLE ATTACK M0NENTARILY EX-
PECTED.

TIE VERSAILLES ARMY CoNCENTRATED-rIlE
GERMANS PREPARING TO INTERFERE-H0BsE
FLESH AGAIN EXPOSED FOR SALE.
LONDON, Monday, April 1880 a. M
Tie Versailles army has been concentrating for the last
four days and general and formidable attack is mo-
mentariy expected.
Tho Germans at Cretoil have been reinforced with
1900 meh, and are preparing TO intervene.
Cannon and musketry fItas continued throughout to-
day An obstinate struggle Is going on at Neaily where
tho ground Is disputed inch by inch.
The Commune Is resolved to continue the defense to
the last The sale of horse flesh has again comueneed
and there are other signs Of scarcity Of food ia the city,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-17
COLLEGE BoAr-cLUb coNylNuov.

SpRIxGTnLD, Mass, April lG.-A Convention
Of delegates from college boatcubs was ncd h'i' se
to-day. and National Rowing A,socati"i" %. i"''''h
Colleges was formed. G. {. Luther OF y Uhn b,"t.iN
was chosen President J.. p Mitchell o bo*' 80 4' ~
Secretary; and 4. b. Normy Of Ann .i -"
urer A national college "a sdita via ' t'''"it 30
PROBABLY al this cty, and any college ,'n y INC -
mining Inc Associa Jon aud informing .'' ~ '".' D..
brunswick Me- OF ,Ie intention 10 '-'' '''''' '"
second Monday la May.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-17
CHINA.

ogvIcIoUs MEDDLEEs REBUKED BY MINISTER
LOWE,
SAN FRANcIsco, Cal, April 1j.-Ad'ccs by
the steamer America report that United sf'es Minister
Lowe Las rebuked the English and Ailcrc,Hs, vho he
SAYS have assumed diplomatic functlo- anl pretend 70
dctermne tho necessity fOT a wag De tru'H Optan ra
tions and Chine before there IS IN sOrp r l,r the
adjustment of the claims growing ont OK the Ten isI ROT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-17
DANGERS OF THE REVENUE sElNht-I"o
= v,psHAIs FATALLY WOUNDED.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, April l6-Last ihniS,
day Deputy United states Naisnal' 1o'n h'tA' ~"
,,,l1 Iimersl, living near Sparta, NnIie County.
a,',n 11ey resisted and disaEned the Nnshai- snd
i'iit Nom Win pistols, fracturing Arnsttn5~ 'sH1tn
,, ulaccs and Burle's IN Two places N''"i " '"o
,,nred men are expected 10 survive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-17
THE QUICKEST PASSAGE EVER MADE ACRoss
THE ATLANTIC

PORTLAND, April 16.-The steamship scaidl-
poylan. Capt Ballantyne, from Liverpool Apri y ana
Londonderry g, arrived this m?rhhg having maze t.'
atrost massage ever made between the two ports. sho
brings over $50 passengers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-17
1rxruBrRG TO BE cEDED TO GERMANY

There il no further room for doubt as to me
,,,r ni Im1nnburg The fate OF te Ducy Is decided;
~, lao csdci 10 GERMANY Already the local doNtIt-
- = - f t;ou with the Cabinet OF the Hague re-
r,ng the financial questions attending the epdlaloi
such ~ me regulation OF the amount on 'n' uUiJ"d
d.m The distribution OF Crown prOper'"' 'h" N'ii'u
attn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-17
CONTIRMATIONs LEI THE sENATE.

WASUINGTON, April 15.-IDc Ntulte con.
1med tie following nominations today:
Eenilin r. Coyan OF Dh0 20 be aaL nc iatur.
Ceoe W. Much and Samuel H. P0Os, to b. H-' 'rs'.on %
ysesnc!es
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-02-07
First Wisconsin Reunion.

There will be a reunion and cele-
bration of the First Wisconsin lnian-
try Volunteers, three months and
three years organizations. at Mil
waukee, Wednesday, February, 22nd,
1871.
All officers and men who have
been connected with either the three
months orthree years organizations,
az any time, are cordially invited 10
be present, and also TO send their
names TO the Secretary, q. III. Ben
ton, Fon du Lac, that ample arrange
meat may DO made AZ once.
Tho object OF this reunion and
organization is che gathering togedh-
er of incidents and historical details
connected with the eventual service
Of the regiment during the war, and
the bringing together OF the scattered
members az stated times for the re-
newal of memories and friendships
tLat were formed at inc that
should not DO too soon forgotten.
a. this is the first reunion since
Lhe muster-out OF The regiment, IL i
earnest hoped that there will be
genera, turn ont On this occasion
Arrangements are made that all raj /
roads centering in Milwaukee vii
carry m an bcro ut 60 per cent. of tht
regular price
@. II, BENTON, Secretary.
Gen Joan s, SrARKwK.TBER President.
fHau Alre.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-02-07
- - -
[ADVERTIS EMFNrl
a GREAT MYSTERY !!
G u RIO US FACT ST!
WHO cAN ACCOUNT FOR TIP

DR.. G. M. WOOD, so wei known in Grant
county asa powerful magnetic operator, has re-.
turned TO P.attevile alter an absence of near ly
three years, 20 operate for few days. He
has grown so powerful in the healing art that
he is not now OBJ iged 10 TOUCH his pa tents,
bnt CAN CURE AT ANY DISTANCE IN
AN AUDIENCE WHEN HE CAN SEE
THEM. This is a curious phenomena, and
proves that laws exist which people do not
understand. DR.. WOODS wonderful cures
are well known through the county. He re-
mains al Platteyllle until the 18th of Febru.
airy. See the following endorsement from the
citizens of Rochelle, Illinois
We, the citizens of Rochelle, ILL.,, having
been present at Shackey's Hall, and heard
DR.. c. M. Woods Scientific Lecture on Dy-
namlcs or Magnetism as curative agent, aud
witnessed his wonderful power over diseases,
wish to add onr evidence to the many won
deriul demonstrations already gwen TO the
public by him. We think we hazard nothing
in pronouacing DR.. Wood a speaker of rare
ability. For two and quarter hours he held
his audience in GREATNESS silence, listening TO
his profound logic, which was perfectly :rre-
sisubie aud must carry conviction to every un-
biased mind. Standing upon the speakers
stand, he operated upon ~ or IL persons at
hlcted in various ways, treating Them at a dis
lance of rom 10 10 80 ieet. by making passes
with his hands, in which cases he unsuccessful
in removin or curing pain Immediately. The
phenomena wonderful and successful ana wit
messed by the whole audience. Our acquaInt-
ance with DR.. Wood has been such as to war
rant us IN the beief that he is worthy of the
respect of all good people, aud will make
many warm friends wherever he may go.
Signed-E. d. Bailey, speculator; John
Rae, merchant; James V. Holey, merchant;
Jas. ). Patchln, merchant; Frank Scrlptor,
hoie A. Simpson, prop'r hote w. p. Flagg.
old citizen.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-02-07
AT HoME.-Hon. III. II. Houghton

AT HoME.-Hon. II. Il, Houghton,
late CONSUL at Lahaina, Sandwich
Islands, arrived home last Tuesday
accompanied by his wife They sailed
from Honolulu On the 28th of Decem-
Der and had favorable trip to San
Francisco, where they stopped one
week on account ofthe delicate health
of Mrs. Houghton. Mr.. Houghtop
looks better than when he left here,
and he informs us that his health il
improved Mrs III however is quite
Ill, and is hardly improved any sine,
her departure from Galtna. They
had been absent since Angus. 1869.
Mr.. Hrughton was cordially well
coined by his many friends in this
city.-Gdtend Gazette.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-02-07

INCREASE of PENSIONS 1t may IN
terest all disabled soldiers, sallVis
and the widows aud children OF de-
ceased soldiers and sailors residing
in this vacnity, To krow that bill
has passed tbs senate increasing all
pensions 20 per cent tor five years
from March 4th, 1871. LIS text is IA
follows: THAT the invilid pensions
of all officers, soldiers, marines, and
sailors of the land and naval forces,
and OF the widows, children aud de,
pendent relatives of any OF the same
granted or hereafter to be gcanted
under the provisions of general law
and also the same pensions gran ted
by special law not in excess of W
rate provided by general law 70.
similar cases, be, and the same are
hereby, increased by the sum of 20
per centum thereof to commence on
March 4th, 1871 /; provided that said
increase shall cease and terminate at
the expiration of five years from said
aforementioned date"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-02-07

MAIL PROPOSAL Proposals for
carrying the following mails will be
received at the Contract office of the
p. 0. Department until March LIST.
next:
Route No. l3221.-From Avoca by Highland. Mont
fort Cobb, and Linden, to Mineral Point, SO miles
and back, three times week.
Leave Avoca Monday, Wednesday and Friday at q m
Arrive at Mineral Point by 4pm;
Leave Mineral Point Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at lam,
Arrive at Avoca by pm;
Proposals invited for the service emitting Montfort
and decreasing distance, say miles.
Route No. 1854 From Montfort 10 Cobb, miles and
back, three tines week
Leave Montiort Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at
am;
Arrive at Cobb bv 10 m;
Leave Cobb Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at IL
am;
Ariiye at Montfort by pm;
Connections TO be made at Cobb with mails to Avoca
aud from Mineral Point.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-02-07

MAGNETIC CUREs.-Dr. G. NJ. Wood,
who has operated upon the afflicted
hereabouts in time past, is again in
the county. He claims to have dis
covered something new under the
sun" and especially in the healing
art, and promises to cure the diseas-
ed through magnetic influence 'cith-
out touching the pntient-a wonderful
feat to be sure. See advertisement
and testimonial elsewhere. The Dr..
is at Platteville where he will re main
until the 18th inst. He is rot to
visit any other parts of the county
this winter.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-02-07

SSy- Good HEATH for February is
at hano The contents are: Means of
Preserving Health; Cough How 10
TO Rest the Mind Singular Case OF
Resu~citation Au artificial Pupil /;
The Science of Steep Rtce; Artif-
cial Teeth; Early History Of Sur
geons Consumption Skates, Skat-
Ing Skaters Furs; TIE origin Of
Souls The Theory OF "a Glacial
Epoch ct the Equator Teachuical
u iuca!ion and number Of shorter
articles. Boston: Alexander Moore,
81 Or Year
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-02-07
FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Bosoobel.
rREAsnRY DEPARTMENT.:

ofFloE or raK CoMptR tIER OF rHE CURRENcY,
vi shington. January IL, 1911 J
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence presented to
the undersigned it has been made 10 appear the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK or BOsC0BEL" In the
village OF Boscobe in the county OF Grant and State
OF wisconsin has been duly organized under and &C
cOrdng 20 the requirements OF the Act OF Congress
entitled IAN Act 70 provide National Currency. Sc
cured by pledge Of United States Bonds, nd 10 pro
vide Tor the cireuation and redemption th'reof, ap
proved June Sd ls6i and has complied with all the
provisions of said Act required TO BIO complied with
beioe commencing the business OF Banking under
said act.
NOW, THEREFORE, l. Inland II Hulburd Comp
troller OF the Currency do hereby certify that THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF B0S jOBEL, IN the
village OF Boseobs Ia the county OF Grant ans state
OF Wisconsin is authorized 10 commence the business
OF Banking under the Act Aforesaid
seal In TESTIMONY WHEREOF, witness my han d
and seal Of Office tais l7th day January. lhIl
isiknedl INLAND Il uuLBDhD,
Comptro er OF the Currency.
mo l77I 34Wg
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-02-07
P6pNa e. MILL PROPERTY
&ale.

~ - &rs2t loss IN III
The subscriber having suffered Sis, snd be
burning of his wooden ,uiIl IN NiIlviii. viii sci
ffu
at great sacrifice his and nill property 4,
water wheel was saved entire is ershOot u feet
in q meter feet in width and will run two ets q,
machines The water never fails and the dam never
breaks. Tbs wheel, and dam cost and are worth
$1,000 - ~
The farm consists of $50 acres of land under fence
~ acres under the pillow, 20 res meadow plenty Of
timber Tor fence and tuei dwelling house new 10 by
- feet, two story. with wing Ii by 20 It. a good
cellar IL by 30 Il flushed inside aud out a good els
tern and pump; horse stable and granary f.; a bearing
orchard
grist mill saw mill, church and SC hool house with
IN half mile. This good chance for two or three
men who wish to engage in the wooden factory bust
ness good stand for custom work and a chance to
make money Remember it viii be sold chegp
,,,,. JOSEPH H0RSFALL
Myille, June 2 1870. Itf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-02-07

srA.The Prairie du Cnen Union
is hopeful for the recovery Of VIM
Nugent who was 80 brutality assault
ted not long since by one Kelloran.
5000 hogs have been shipped from
the Prairie du Chen depot since the
pork season commenced. A religious
revival is in progress at Lower Town.
The Union gives the merchants a
hint to come down on the price Of
kerosene which is sold at 80 cents
per gallon when the best kerosene is
retailed in Chicago at % cents. Ii
the latter is the cause the price
might will be reduced at Lancaster
also.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-02-07

STATE ITEMS The town of Ixoni
Wis, claims the smallest boy of hiz
age to be found in America. His
name is John Lewis he is we'll pro
portioned, fifteen years of age, twen-
ty-eight inches high, weighs 10 lbs /,
is possessed of average intelligence
and is unusually healthy. He has no
grown any during the past ten years
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-02-07

gsy Just now wheu colds and infln-
erzas are prtcaiding IL is well To re-
m mhtr tuAJ after any exercise tina
qaicIlet- he circulation a draught Of
a up.o re person i almost sure to
cause q chill and produce "a cold
Outside garments should never be
hastily rom wed " hen one is heated
or ~ perspiration.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-02-07
A RARE CHANCE
FOR THOSE WISHING
Suburban Homes.

will sell my farms adjon ng the village Of Ian
caster, containing gao acres, either together Or 10
90 So so or 100 acre tracts Is may be- desired 1t Il
admirably adapted for cutting up into small farms
with beautllui sites for bulldog aud convenience Ton
waite and timber on each. There are houses. barns
sheds and an abund tnee OF OrchAr,iiug-large aud
small iTuit-t0r ma. ug two good tarps The land
lays halt mile North OF court house convenient TO the
best graded schools and very desirable for tho0"
wishing village homes Also III sell re-idenc IN
village adjoining the farm containing "a acres good
new impfUy enents cisteru-, well and large amount
ruit and shrubbery. Will sell for TAI price and OIL
raoy terms TN BARBER.
Isoc.star JnIv llth 1870 off
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-02-07
NJ A X RI ED.

In Bloomington January S0th. 1871, BY Rev A. A
Ipul &, Mr.. Alfred Smith and Miss Hanuah shell
burn. both Of Bloomington
Al the residence Of she brides father In Clifton on
the Sist January. ISL, by Thomas Watson, ESQ., Mr..
George o cullen and Miss Jane Andrew. both ot
Clifton
In Csssville February ID, 1871, BY Henry Burgess
Esq, Mr.. Wm Welsh and Miss Matilda Riehsy