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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18
Correspondence Of the State JouruAl."
Valuable Hints to Tobacco Growers.
New YORK March 4 1873.


MEssRs EDIT RS For the better
culture of the Wisconsin tobacco.
will devote these few lines. aud trust
they will be taken in the spirit in
tended. My carly study. not only of
quality but growth and cul ure,
coupled with Fl years OF actual DIAL
ing. gives me the opportunity to i'm
part Information TO the entire interest
of the growers. An acre Of good to.
bacc will pay much better than three
acres, misunderstood or neglected.
No tobacco grown ia this country
used for cigars, realizes as high as
that RAISED in Clnnecticut, aud no
crop is as profitable TO the farmer as
fine tobacco. No tobacco resem bes
in quality nearer the Connecticut
than the tobacco raised in your state
Therefore it behooves your farmers
To try the rules / will here enumer-
ate:
First: High dry, and the Iightest
soil must DO selected. heavy loan
black bottom is not 10 be used
Second Good barn yard manure,
such as that from sheep and horses,
is preferable to that of cattle, a mix.
ture of cattle manure will do, but eat
tie manure alone is bad Every kind
of patedt fertilizer or guano must
positively be avoided.
Third: etout your tobacco plants,
not too early, rather later, when the
season is settled, as q cold snap will
stunt the plant; and once stunted it
can never regain it's original vigor
Late plants will come forward better,
rpen sooner, and produce better to-
bacco, and remuuerate the grower
with more satisfaction.
Fourth: Plant your tobacco in
hills, SO inches one way by 80 inches
the other; keep off the worms and
bugs by hand picking. or turning in
poultry. D. not top the tobacco toe
early hoe it as Ofte0 as needed
Spare not labor To raise half the
quantity will pay much better in
every way than neglectiDg a large
lot.
The season is approaching. write
this in time, and shall again, by and
bye. give you further particulars, at
needed. in regard to cutting, curing
and packing. | take much interest
in your State, particularly in the to-
bacco production.
Respectfully Yours,
JULIAN ALLYEN,
N. b Any questions will be an
awered with pleasure. Address 17z
Water Street. New York.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18

GRANTS SECOND TERM President
Grant is the seventh President who
has been honored with q reelection.
His predecessors were Washington.
Jefferson, Madison. Monroe. Jackson.
and Lincoln-all honored names in
the political annals OF our country,
II is, moreover. fact that the sec
onj term of all these gentlemen
(save that of Lincoln, who was de.
prived of it's enjoyme by the hands
of an assassin,) were more success
ful than the first, which constitutes
streng proof in behalf of the proprie.
ty of the principle of second term,
aud of the correctness of the popu.
lar voice.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18

EE The Grand Rapids Mich. } Ea-
gle gives Oakes Ames this send 40 t:
OAkes Ames is out of Congress. H,
was not reelected. Most of our
readers will remember him IS the
man who corroborated the statement
of Schuyler CbIfax and others in re
gard to the Credit Mobili.r matter
They will also remenb Der him as the
man that swore before the Inves,i-
eating committee that the testimo-
ny OF sCoItax. Wilson and Dawes
was substantially true according TO
his own knowledge. Also as the
man who second time swore TO he
same hing. Also as the man who
swore that his object in soliciting
members TO take stock was to i'm
huence their action as Congressn en-.
Also as the man who swOre that he
did not mention that intent TO them
Also az the man VINO after having
~''"'" Ul~e OVlfaA;vuiu q sUUry, sWOre
again that Colfax didn't. and that be
had paid COlfux "a 81 200 cash divi-
dend, terrifying his assertion by a
little entry in his memorandum book
where be bad set down TO the Col
tax stock check drawn to IS G. or
bearer" precisely as be set down
Union Pacific stocks which be did
not pretend he had delivered
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18
BUILDING NOTICE

Sealed Proposals will be received by he updsrsi.r.y
Committee appointed bt the County Board ri So
yisors for that purpose AT the Office OF the Cn,,
leTk, Grant cOuHty, iscunsin. until th. "A Al,
Apu 10 at II O'Clock, neon, Tor the buildine ~
addition 10 the hui dug the Poor Farm Sai5honJ
I" be OF br ok. two tories high aud : b. M ~,
ding TO plans and speciicstions 10 he sean , \.
Office o' said Clerk AL mate,ia and labor 10 III ~
ni~hed by the contract r, aud be aOnSlet, 49, a.
ish'd by the first day of October. 1873. Also ~
down certain partitions ia the old building and %
doorway through the wall OF old building and II.
door in raid doorway; TIE material ia such b'iu
TO be nsed IN the new tut ding by the coptrsr,r
repair tn aooT AID walls of tie OIu hui dino ANa
A'sO, sepa' ate bids will be received for tha hahn!
OF mr." proot Vault ia the Court House m ~, ing
ns'd ~ the Count Supt rntendent Sal yault ,h
fu NJ he'd with an Iron door, aud Iron windou. nv
IN 'se IN the Vault now occupied by the County ~
IN room ADJ ,inihg; the door way 70 be In the ~ -
the Z unity Treasurer. The contractor Ia rsr,o W.
mste ial from the inside OF the buIdine ana w
solid foundation OF stone 20 build sa,d w, '1
ana TO furnish plans and specifications therssp.1;
NAalt 10 be we'll bound aud braced with iyan 80, u
anu grders, and the present doorway IN sAid - '.
be nlitd With brick. IN good solid and .ui.stsH,,y
man et, ana 20 iurni-h all materi lis aud labor M
bidders % 'nTnsh their DO d,mrn win m r ,an.aa
written over heir own sigma les agreeing r. -.
security far said bidd RS o'>0"'
The Committee res rye the right 10 iect An, a..
~ nids "hrn, IN their judgment IL shall be f,r IN
best interests OF the county do so Promo ~ ~
az eeied 10 the ouniy Ctrk Lancaster Grant couu,
Wisconsin lt,t 'N"Y
Lancaster. March 8, 1873
JARED WARNER.
j. II. R0UAlRkk
l. NOOllkY
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18
The vote on tho Land Grant Bill.

The following is the vote in the
Assembly on the passage of the bill
giving the land grant to the Milwau-
keo and st Paul Company.
ATEs.-MesHs Armstrong, Bradwell, Bart
lett, Beeeher, Becker, Bleekman, Brace, Bran
non, Button, Chamberlin, Clark, elise, Corn
well, Doane, Davis, Dean, Dewane, Doyle
Fay, Foster, Fuller, Fulton. Gnewuch, Hough
ton, Hutchinson, James, Kelsey, Kerl. Lees,
Lewis, Luchsiuger, Lynch, Mcconnell, Nc
Gra;h, Moniei,h, Palmer, Parks, Parsons,
Porter, Pound, Pullman, Putnam, Rhoda,
Richards, Robinson, Roemsr, Rowe, Runkel,
Sander, Sanger, Sawyer, Sayre, Seaman,
Short, Stemper, Stephens, Tate, Thornton,
Tobin, VanSchalck, Villas, Wall, We'll, Weiss,
Wood, Young, Zimmerman aud Zorn-b9
HoEs --Mestrs. Alien, Bartran, Bodenstab,
Cady. Caldwell, CEeever, Clements, Doug
lass Evana Fs-v F~ts. Fsate, H"I6-H, Le-
land. Nc MILAN, Merritt, Osirandrr, Plumer,
Rankin, Rich, SiePPins, sleinfOrt and Mr..
Speaker BarTon-23.
ABsENT on NOT VOTING Messrs. Curtis,
J. W. Davis, Elkins, Gibbs, Jermin, Kellogg,
Nichols aud Psttsrson-t.
The Senate vote on the same bill
is as follows:
Ayes, Senators Bacon. Baker, Blair, Brow
BurchArd, Campbell CotEhausen, II. N. Da-
via, K T. Davis, Eaton, Greene, Holloway,
Irish, Jones, Krelss, Lindsey, Little, Mitch
ell, Quimby, Sbsntr, Scott, ThorP aud Wag-
ner %.
Noes-senstors Hiner, Hixon, Johnson,
McCord, McCurdy, Nelson, O'Rourk, Pratt,
Potter and Schmidt-l0.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18
NEW ADVERT EMENTS.
AUCTION SALE.

will der for sale a. public auction, at my arm. IN
the tswn Of @ Haven two m les west Vt North An
dpver On Satu day, VI roh 29 b, 1878 the tollhwHg
described p operty:
Fourteen horses including work horses. brood
mares aud 10 cslts To old, - cattle inc nd
ing cows Odds md l3 younger cattle, 81 thoat'
$40 bu corn 800 ba cats 5 hay and some q
corn: a 50 MY Sef-raAe Rearer. Nee oimick Rea
per graft drill, Auiky cuitvstots. gang plow,
pair Scotch diamond barrow', 2 stuhb plows, fa1
racks &C All sorts If haui tools, sets OF ha ues.
and all my hoisehnld furniture TEkMS-rAt sum
sfIe and uuu1r, Cdsn' &U " mbn rs ere
with a proved notes, at 10 per cent Five per ceut
discount for cash down Sale to begin at 10 A NJ.
VIM. Bateman, ALctioneer.s
JOHN WALKER
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18

~Congress before adjournment
came TO the relief of all those who
can make il pay TO go into bankrupt
Cy and cheat their creditors, by pro-
viding additional exemptions. There
was formerly allowed 30 exemption
to the amount of $500. But Con.
gress has amended the law so as TO
allow in addition to this amount all
OF her exemptions under state laws.
These exemptions sre not only al.
lowed against 81 liens, but also
against ell debts contracted prior TO
tn passage of the law-the deci'ion
OF any of the courts to be contrary
notwithstanding.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18
AUCTION SALE.

will sel at public auction the late residence OF
Thomas r. glers, ceased in the town nt Glen haven
on FIJI lay trch - 1874 the following de-crbed PEI
sonal property iO'wt
span Of wore ,rse, l three wear o d cot, Two
year old cot, mitch cows. S-yeaS St sr year
lug bull. yearhns heifer doubt harness, @-h rs
wagon, double sleigh, | seed drl TO ether with
pows cattvators and various kinds Of farm imp
meuts Also househoi furniture of variou, kinds -
sale to cummruce ~ 10 Vim Bsteman. Auc
ioneer. rERMS-Al sums of $40 and uuder cash;
all over SO, y months croiit secnr note 81 h
interest At 10 per cent. LUrHER BASFORp, Admir-
Glen Haven March Ii 1873. 4lw2*
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18

sA-A Baltimore court has decided
that death caused by deteriun' tre'
mems does not render an insurance
company liable for the amount OF
the policy given upon the life of the
person. The court held that, by
proper construction Of the policy in
question, death from such cause
was not insured against; that the
condition was in accordance with
public policy, therefore that the COM
pany was not liable.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18
AUCTION SALE.

thereby offer for sale at pnbc auction at nv farm
n the town OF Glen Haven, two miles west Of North
Andover on Saturday March 10Th, ls73, the follow
ing described ~ operty
Fourteen horses including work horaes brood
mare 10 colts, 70 year Old rs Cattle iac udinR 2
cows ia year ods aud Is younger cattle so sh,at.
$40 bushels corn so bu oats tons OF hay aud .ome
seed corr N. SER Rak" Reaper, l Mccormick
Reaper, grain drl', suky cnltivators, gang NOV
pair Scotch diamond Ia rows. 2 stubble pows /
taDning- MILL sleigh, wag0,-. two seated buggy
hay-tacks All sort of hand TOOLS sets Of bar
he-s All my hOusehO d furniture.
EBMs All sales under $40 cash; all oyer $40 IL
nihs time Hilh approved notes ut 10 per cent Dis
court for cash down, per sale 10 begin ~ 10
A. NJ. 4lw3 JOHN WALKER
WIN Bttsmau Auctionser
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18

Tue SENTINEL The Milwaukee
Sentinel appears in quarto form and
is much improved in make up
The quarto style seems to prevail
with the leading city dailies, allow
ing better arrangement Of the con-
tents, but we think the form is less
adapted than the folio for country
p publications.. We are glad to see
mis- Improvement in the Sentinel.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18

sA- The d mocrauc press is try
Ing 10 crowd The whole Of The Credit
Mobilier disgrace on to The Repub-
llcan party. This ia a game that
will not work. The D.mocrat and
Republican memb ers are equally re-
sponsibla and it is folly for Tbs ID m
ocrntie press To tell different story
-Bufdio Commercial Advertiser
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18

nA-The Senate has confirmed the
following appointments by the Pres
ident: Gen. G. $. Hamilton, Mar
shall Eastern District Wisconsin ;
Ben. Il. Campbell. Marshal Western
Illinois f. w Keyes, Postmaster at
Madison Ii. II Houghton, Postmas.
ter at GaIena B F. Wyne, Postmas
Ter; II. II. Sudduth, Postm aster at
Darlington.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18
The Signal Service.

parime is daily gaining in public
favor Its predictions of the weathtr
have been so accurate that skeptics
have been converted into believers
and few can now be found foolish
enough to ignore its timely warn.
ings.
The display Of cautionary signals
in our principal harbors has saved
many ships from disaster, and has
won for the service the gratitude Of
mariner and the confidence of our
shipping merchants. The day NAV
be fine, the wind fair, but If cod
Probabilities" hangs out bis caution.
airy flag, the oldest sailor respects the
warning and prepares for the APP
preaching storm He has been taught
by experience that science can out
strip bis vision and foreteIl the com.
ing storm at least a day before he
snuffs the approach of danger.
This important feature of the sig.
nal service 10 but one of many that
daily confer positive benefits upon
our people. The weather probabili.
ties, as published daily in our leading
journals, are consulted by tens Of
thousands as oracles of truth, and by
those who know their true value ar,
implicitly relied upon. The traveller
the merchant, the manufacturer, the
mechanic-in fact every man or wo-
man whether calculating on hnsinoe.
or pleasure, receive more or less ad
vantage from these accurate predic
tons Of the signal ser0 ice.
To the farmers Of our country The
service is destined to be of incalcula.
BILE value. It's benefits heretofor,
20 been confined to the farmer,
living near the signal stations, Of
alObg lines where the bulletins have
been distributed but the large msj or
ity have not been able to avail them
selves Of the benefits of the servic ,
By q recent arrangement mad,
through the Post Office Department
Weather bulletins are to be sent here
after daily to all post Offices east o
the Mississippi that can be reached
by 6 p. m. The local postmaster il
charged with the duty of placing
these bullet ns in q conspicuous place
so all who visit the Office can become
acquainted with the p liabilities o
the weather for the coming day. BY
this means it is hoped that thousands
offarmers, and others interested, will
receive the advantages of timely
notice of approaching St rms or sud
den changes in temperature. A few
hours notice of rain or heavy frost
would enable the farmer to protec
himself against lose. When we con
slider the magnitude OF our agric ul'
tural interests and the heavy los,
which oftentimes follow u singl,
torn, we can readily appreciate this
new arrangement which divides The
country into signal districts, each
having common centre, communi'
eating 20 distant 70 VINO eLv acCurAIs
predictions OF what the weather viii
be on the following day.
The service is still in it's infancy
Its static will yet encircle the globe
ard storms that sweep from across
the ocean will be told days befor,
thoy burst upon our nast. The ida
waves of cold that deluge the LAND
with snow will be helalded days in
advance OF their coming, and the
lucky guesses of the almanac-makei
will be surpassed by the accurate
predictions Of The signal service.
-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18
AUCTION SALE,

The subscriber will of for sale Thursdav, Apr
10th 1873, at wilcox MIL. the following desc rbeC
property: 6-year old mare, 4yrat cid hor.',
year old FLY, yaer Old heys IL year Old work
horse cows, 2-year olds 5, yetrugs,a large
lot Of hogs | Bal reaper aud Mower, :. horse wa
CONS. yoke OF s-year old oxen, pair OF bO0s pr
Tor stove cook stove sulkY ctrn pillow, / siubblt
p low table aud OIL her household furniture ALEC 10
or IL tuns Of hey
sale to commence at 10 O'Clock A 81
42was 20. WILCOX
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18
sse Concerning the eleotio

sa- Concerning the election OF
Senator Carpenter as President pro
TEN. of the Senate, the Chicago Inter
Ocean says: "a better choice could
not have been made, nor one that
would have been received by the
country at large with greater satls'
faction"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18

H4~D S. Durrie in bis Early Gu:
Posts of Wisconsin," published in the
Madison Journal, says: Captain
Marryat the English novelist came
from Green Bay to Fort Winnebago
10 June 1887. and from the latter
place to Prairie du Chen, with a
party for provisions for the fort.
While here he visited the Mounds.
He writes "that he considers WIS.,
consin the finest portion of North
America, not only from its soil, but
its climate"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18
.en The ToIed RL,de saws. "a

t@-The ToIed BlIde says Con.
gress was sharp enough to place the
increase of salaries in an important
appropriation bill and passed it at
such late hour that the Presiden t
could not veto the measure without
also overthrowing the most impor
tant appropriations. They not only
stole the horse, but they locked the
stable door after them.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18

tag The Washington Chronicle Of
fers the very thin excuse for back pay
Congressman, that they were 80
anxious to increase the Presidents
salary that, rather than have that
measure fall through, they voted to
increase their own and now, having
made law, how can a Congressman
consisten lly do otherwise than obey
the letter of its provisions. Aside
from the matter of example. it ould
cost him four or FIVE thousand dollars
in cash TO violate the salary law.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18

eW- The members OF the Senate and
Assembly from the southwestern
counties of the state voted solidly for
the St. Paul Company's land grant
bill when the amendment was added
requiring the ext. nsion of the Mon
roe road TO Shullsburg.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18
From Boston.
Boutwell, Eec,ed senssor.

b isT N, March IL Geo.. s But
we'll was elected U. S. Senator TO-
day IN convention of the Fl use
The vote was as follows: Boutwell,
l52, Dawes 2 J. r Tarbox 2 VIM.
Wniu"g 2, 9 Il. Green 2 making
235 yet : in all.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18
Estate of Bailey.

MATE oY WISCONSIN,, . 10 Probate
- Grant County Grant cunt, Court
In the matter the estate Of Owen Bal, decsa-ed
On rea ling and Ling the petition Of II IRAN b alley
executor Of this estate Of Over Bailey decea4e repre
senting among other things that he h,s ia ~ minis
tered sNid estate. a. pratt hat time and place
be nxed for examining an allowing his account Of
his adm nistrstion.
1t IL ordered that said account be examined by the
Judge Of this court. Wednssday the 9th iny o
Atli en-uinK At the PROBATE ufc- in Lane
in said county at que a'cOck =. VI said day
Ordered further that notice thereof be given TO the
heirs Of SAID deceased and to ali persons n crested b
publishing copy Of this order for tn successive
weeks prior 10 said day II rirg r the irant Coun.
ty Herald, weekly newspaper printed aud pu bished
at Lancaster, In said county
BY the Court WN. MoGONIGAL Co Judge
Da ed at l. ncaster. Wis, March I7th 1873. AVA
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18
noyThe New Y,uk SIR nnts IN

p%The New York Sun puts tn
TO lowiug Democrats on the "bIack
list," tor voting not even to censur
Brooks or Ame-: George NJ. Adams,
Kentucky; James B Book. Ken
lucky; Abram Comingo, Missouri;
John G Conner, Texas; Charles A
Eldridge. Wisconsin; A braham 4
Garrett, Tennessee; Edward | Cola.
day, Tennessee Henry d McHenry
Kentucky Joseph Fl Sioss, Alabama;
Daniel W. Voorhees,. Indiana VIM.
Williams, New York.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18


Tue RiGHTs OF WOMEN The Unit
ed States Supreme Court is called
upon to decide an important Ques-
tion under the Fourteenth Amend
ment relative to the rights of women
Mrs MyrA BradweII of Chicago hav
ing been refused the right to prac-
tiee law in Illinois, has brought suit
90 test the question whether women
are citizens of the United States, un-
der the definition of the Fourteenth
Amendment which says that citizens
are "All persons born or naturaliEed
In the United States, aud subject to
the jurisdiction thereof" She claims
che refusal to be g violation of the
rights extended by this law, under
which she is a citizen, and which for.
bids any state to abridge the privi,
lsges Of 9 citizen. The decision of
the Court 10 not yet announced.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18

p% The result OF caucus work 10
the several towns heard from 10.
dicates that Judge McGonigaI will
be re-nominsted Tomorrow as the
Republican candidate for County
Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18
JUDICIAL ELECTION.

sHERIFF's OFFICE
Lancaster Wis, March : lisa
To the Electors Of Grnnt Countu.
TAKE NOTICE that In pursuance OF the Iaw.
tn" State OF Wisconsin, aud OF az OF a or 10 M, ~
rected by the Secretary of State follows:
JUDICIAL ELECTION NOTICE;
oFsieK or sEoRRTARr % srArE.
Madison, Wisconsin
Notice is hereby givt that at Judicial El.etjo,
to be tie ia he several towns, wards and electi,
precincts Ia tn State n Wisconsin GU tn first .s
day, being the first day Of apr next the following
OH ers are 20 be elected toWit:
An Associate Justice OF the Supreme Court in the
place OF orsamus Cole, Whnse eIm of Office will en-
PIKE on the thuiy-rgst day OF May, S7I
a County Judge In Grant County IN The place Of
Wlham Net niAsl who's term Ut ofic, viii expirs
on the thirty Blst la, II Deccembtr 1873
Given under my hand aad the yrest 40,
(Ls) of the State at Madiso this 2oth A. 80
February, 1878. L BRELSF
secretary OF state
Judicial election will he held in the sew eral tow,
OF Grant County gu the fl 81 Tuesday, beng the 6r.
day Of April next, at which to be elected
One Associate Justice of the Sunreme Court In r,s,
Of orsamus Cole whose term Of office will expire Oh w
Slst day o. May next.
Ais county Judge in place Of William M,Gos.
igs whose term OF office will expire on the st day Of
December next.
Also such Town officers as are by law required 10 y.
elected
The poll of said ~ ction will be opened al o,.i !
in the forenoon aud clos d at sunset thar dAy
IEkREN T. CARkIrR
sherln drant comfy, WIS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18
sm The New York Times saws of

sM- he New York Times says of
the extry ealary grab The public
will not readily forget "a piece OF ras
cality so shameless 50 despicable and
so conspicuous 1t has wrought
deep impression upon the people,
VIII ch will make Itself t IL sooner or
iater-and we are inciiaed L. think
it will be sooner rather than later"
sA-It may be inter sting TO ang ers
To know that Mr. Hessel, ct Germany,
has recently arrived in this cOun ~
with 750, 600 salmon eggs, which are
10 be distributed among ten 5 ates,
the waters of which are suitable for
their growth, and Wisconsin Is one
of the ten.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18

sR- The Iates Tor shipment OF grain
from Chicago to Liverpool Gnclud-
ing commission aud insurance) 10
from 95 cents to 81 05. OF t is sum
about one half goes to tho railway s
between Chicago and New York.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18

sS- Josie Mansfield was latest heard
from in the neutrality-suspicious. OF
Monaco, Italy, where she won SO 900
in one night, and at the same time
contrived to get Biroh somebody
and Her Won nobody into dirk knife
quarrel about her.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18

ay- p mercy is completely "viadi-
Gated" by the report of the commits
tee appointed to investigate his
case. If the verdict Of said com
mittee is sustained by the people, it
will be because the American people
are hopelpsslv demoral;z d.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18
saT Mem bers of

~ Mem bers of Congress from Hi
nois who voted for increasing their
own salaries have been censured by
the Fl of representatives at
Springfield. The vote stood l03 to 4.