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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-25
AUCTION.

The undersigned will sell at puslic auction on the
farm uear the village Of Lancaster. on
Friday, March IS, 1879,
Horses, Cattle, Wagons, Harness. Farm Machinery
Farm utensils and Household Furniture.
Sale to commence At 10 O'Clock A.
Terms will be made known on day Of sale.
Lancaster March, Is, 1913 t2w2 READING.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-25
NOTICE.

AT persons are hereby notified not TO buy or trade
for in any way a certain note, dated March L. 1874
for six hu8dred dolls with Eve per interest,
payable 20 Peter Nea schuoder, year after ate
aud signed by Henry vosberg, said note Is valid
and will not pay the same HENRY VOSBERd.
Jamestown March IL, 1918. 42w3%
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-25

DEMoResT's MoNrHLY.-Tbe April
number OF this popular periodical
comes to us fresh as a Spriog daisy.
1t is very much enlarged, and every
way improved, anc we guess the la
dies are right when they say it con-
tains as much genuine information
as all the other Fashion Magazines
put together.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-25
FOR SALE.

Wishing 10 remove TO my property In Kansas, now
offer until MAY LIST my half interest 10 the Blooming
ton Flour Mills These Mills are located IN one OF the
best farming districts in the state are doing an i'm
mense custom business and are in splendid running
order everything requiring.it having been made new
with the best and latest style Of machinery: new
aume and dana OF great expense and DURABILITY has
lately been added In connection with this property
rbere Is about as acres OF splendid meadow and pas
tuTe iaud. aud No. unimproVed water power, all
Joining the village This property will be sold cheap
N apniIed for before May ist 1873; after that date
.n.et TO make arrangements that will compel me to
Eithdraw this offer from thu market Terms, part
cash the balance on time, giving the purchaser
chance TO make IL out of the property For further
uni ticuars address, or inquire of me at this pace
c. X. THOMAS.
Bloomin gton, Wis, March IL, 1872 Att
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-25
FARM FOR SALE.

oReuie from the village Of Bloomington, wiscoL~
sin $50 acres. aearly al under cultivation; good
frame dwelling grAaary stabing and otper ont build
xs never falling spring of water near the dwelling
IN trult ant shrnbbery T~rns. half down, balance
IA e. ms suit pu chasers.
JAMES BALLARTINE BIO.
4omin stOn, Sept %, 1872. 23n
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-25

"YoUNG AMERICA for April full
fills the promise of its past. 1t is
an excellent Juvenile Magazine,
bright, live and instructive, as well
as entertaining; foil of amusement
for the little folks.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-25
JUDICIAL ELECTION.
sHsRfFFs OFFICE,
Lancaster Wis, March = 1873.


sHERfFFF OFFICE
Lancaster, Wis, March :, 1873.
TO the Electors Of Grant County:
TAKE NOTICE that in pursuance Of the Lava OF
Il the Stale Of Wisconsin ana Of an usie % ne d.
Feeied By the Secretary Of State rs follows;
JUDICIAL ELECTION NOTICE;
OFFICE oy SECRETARY % STATE.
MAdsoa, Wisconsin.
Netice IL hereby given. that at d Jndi,ia Election
70 be he a in The several towns, wards And
precincts Ia the state Of Wisconsin, III st ues
day, being the nrst day OF -pril next the folowln
0fncers are 20 be elected, to-Sit:
An Associate Justice OF the Supreme Court, la the
place OF Orsamus Cole, whose Of once will eX
PIKE the th,riy hrst day OF Nay 1913
A County Judge in Grant County in the plsce OF
William McGonigal whose term OF Office will expire
Oh the thirty AIst day Of Deceem0sr, 1878
Given under my hand aud the great seal
(LS) of the State, st Madison, this 2Uth dEy OF
February, 1878. BkEFSE,
Secretary OF state.
Judicial election will be held in the erAl
Of Grant County on the hfst Tuesday, being the rst
day Of April next, at which To be elected
One Associate Justice OF the Supreme Court In place
Of Orsamus Cole whose term Of office will expire the
3lst day VI May next.
Also one county Judge in place Of william McGos
gal whose term Of Office will expire the 3st day OF
December next.
Also such Town Officers by Law required TO be
elected
The po of said ell ction will be opened at o'clock
ia the forenoon aud cle sed at sunset that day.
Terrence CARRIER,
Sheriff. Grant comfy, Wis
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-25

DONATION AT PoTosI.-A donation
festival was held in Potosi on the
evening of the 18th inst. for the ben.
eft of the Rev. Mitchell. There was
a large attendance, and a very pleas
aut feeling prevailed, The proceeds
amounted TO over thirty dollars.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-25
FARM ~ Klein 4.

Farm to rent in La Fayette % sJ,h cbaoa.
Galena with rs cows and youRg baasa' ~ -
Factory the Farm. practical - ~ ~
ferred. For further particulars dbl aTrIRT
WILLIAM G w.
3sn2@ Hazel Green, Gran. ~ VIZ
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-25

COLT sTRAYED.-strayedf from the subscriber il
" the town Of Cassville. during the last summer o.
fall light sorrel mare COLT years old last spring
without ma rks; she have very little white u
the forehead and very little white on her feet, o.
some Of them ANY person whG will return SAID colt
70 the subscriber give him information where u
can be found, will be literally rewarded for same
NELSON DEWEY
r...vi1a Daosnber % 1871 32tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-25

OTRAY COLT-Taken up by the subscriber o.
- lands owned by her in section IL town OF Haze
green on or about 'he middle ef February, darh bay
mare colt two years old and slightly "hip shnd To,
owner il requested to prove properly psy ehAge and
take said stray away. Mks. LAhhln-
Hazel Green, March H. lsTe 4Z~S~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-25
VOL. xxx, No. I.

With the present number the
GRANT COUNTY HERALD enters upon
its thirty first volume. The fret
number of the HERALD was issued by
c. MaIlet & Co., in March, 1843, since
which time it's publication has been
continuous. For over twenty years
that we know of, the HERALD has
never failed TO appear in full form on
the regular publication day. For its
general good conduct and prompt ap
pearance we propose to don it shorL-
ly in new suit Of clothes
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-25

n@- The Shullsburg Stock Fair will
take place on Thursday and Friday,
June 9th and 6th. Premiums are Of
fered on best stock and implement
displays. The principal feature of
the fair will be the match running
race, on each day. of three year olds
tor "a purse OF $3.50. Entries permit
ed from Lafayette, Iowa and Grant
Counties only.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-25

I-tOIT sTRAYgD-s,Tayea from he subscriber
l resldlug 4 mile north Of Fairvie~ on or about
"a her IS ~ me hay year old mare colt, smooth
- ,gel buiIt fha d de wi be suitably reward
a h, r.tu ing h-r T. me gsiag INFO ma 90
he wlttr.zbr = " ~ IA PH
hairp.n, via March u st., 4lV-s@
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-25
BOSCOBEL MARKET.
BoscObel, Wis, March Is. 1873.

5onRRcTrD KvERT TUESDAY MORNING BIT JOHN PEYPEn,
PRODUCE AND srocK DEALxK.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-25
,,TRAY MARK.-rakea up by the SUBSCRIBER a

.,TRAN MARB.-Takea up by the subscriber q
lands owned by him, Sc = sec ~ towH o. rang
g. In the town OF Wyalusing, in December last, ore
year I'd bay mare colt with star In forehead, sup
posed 90 belong 10 To party who, on or about IN"
fret Of November last drove into Mr.. Ken alfs Car
tie va ID on the Mississippi bottom. below the village
Of Wyslusing certain tvs year old colt some~b ai
resembling the above (the property Of the unde'sga
al and there caught, and took wey said co through
mistake '0r the one above described. Fhe owner :
.eqursted 70 prove property, pay charges ard taxi
aid strAy away 5ewas RoBT. GLENN
wyAlusing, Wis, February 10, 1878
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-25

The "GREAT INDUSTRIES. This
work is advertised elsew here. II is
valuable BOOK for the general read.
er, containing complete history { {
the progress Of invocation and manu-.
features in the United Statos-a vol.
ume OF 1900 pages and cont aiming
500 engravings, we'll bound in cloth.
The Information given is useful. A
few copies for sale cheap at the Her.
AID office.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-25

To lows CLERKs These officers
shoul bear 10 mind that the law re.
quires them to make certified state
ment, Immediately after the Town
election, 10 the County Clerk, giving
the rame and post,office address of
certain Town officers, being Chair
man of Town Board of Super' isors,
Clerk, Treasurer and Assessor. The
law also requires Town clerks to
make returns to the Clerk of the
Circuit Court, within ten days sue
ceeding the Town election; of all
Justices I f the Peace and Constables
elected, giving names and post-office
addresses.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-25

State Of Wisconsn,v Ben Craig and Geo
Ayers Assault ana Battery. Geo b Carter
for plaintiff Nolle Prosequi entered.
Z State of Wisconsin A G. Parkinson I;
Malicious killing OF mare. Geo B Carter
for plaintiff. Mole ProseQul entered.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-25
BUILDING NOTICE.

County superintendent OF cchOoIh
Bloomington. February Ii, 1873
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-24
Tho Graphic Balloon.

profepsor Steiner, who had c;arCo
Of tho imitation Of tho Graphic balloon
Gays he does not believe cotton bal
loon Of that sizo can be made that
will stand the strain Of innating With
the wind against it as it was for tho
last hour of the afternoon. Tho
blowing against it exposed snrGaco
of 1000 square feet, equal to tho
mainsail Of the biggest ship that ever
crossed tho Atlantic. Prof. Steiner
also Says thcro wcro $4,000 feet of
gas in The balloon when it collapsed,
which gave an upward tendency of
over 1900 pounds pressing against
The weight Of tho balloon, which is
1000 pounds. Even silk bal
loon could not stand it. IIo said ho
had never seen stronger balloon
and if The wind had been less high,
the balloon would Lavo been all right.
1t is probable now balloon will bo
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-24

A. correspondent Of tho Now York
Tribune, writing from Iowa, gives
tho following as tho answer of
prominent aud we'll Informed gentle.
man of Chat State to tho question,
"Wo hear great. deal said in tho
East about tho farmers in Iowa burn.
ing their corn. Has tl,i, been dono to
any great cxtont ?"
"l suppose considerable corn wNs
burned last winter in sections Of Tho
State where fuel is not plenty, or
whore coal had to bc hauled a con.
siderable distance either from the
mine or from tho railroad. A ton of
corn Is worth for fuel about two:
thirds or thrcc.fourths as much as
ton Of coal.--Now, if it takes n ton
Of corn to buy ton Of coal, tho only
question for the farmer to settle is
WhcLbor tho coal il worth enough
more than the corn to pay for the
hauling. Suppose q farmer lives fvo
miles from n railroad station whero
coal ia worth Sc ton, aud corn will
sell for tho same price. Assuming
two dollars day as fair wages for
the man and his team, tho corn would
tc worth on the farm fyo dollars u
ton, and 10 get the coal thorc would
cost sov0n dollars But if tho coal is
worth only one third moro than. tho
corn for fuel, thon, if it costs moro
than $6 6GS a ton on the farm, it is
cheaper to burn tho corn.'
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-24
mo. IA:
DiSgracCful Riot in Union.

On Saturday pisbhl, the oh in,
staut, a ROB Of drunken negroes
created n disgraccful riot in the town
of Union. Tho town marshal Jno.
Faucet, while attempting to arrest
one of tho rioters was eet uron and
badly beaten. Finding himself unn-
bio to coDo will, such II number, Mr.,
Faucet called upon Mr.. Grcor, dcpu,
ty sheriff of tho county, to assist him.
MIR: G. promptly responded and push.
ed his way through tho crowd to Mr..
RS side. Seeing tho Danger, Mr..
= seized tho town marshul's maco
aN- ,toc:ca Rat"s and Harris. llarri.
rose Hgain and drew bis knife and
cut Mr. Greer. Mr.: Eaucott seeing
the movement, told G. that he WAS
cut. This was thH first knowledge
MIR. Greer had that he had bcon
stabbed. Tho blood began tc show
on hls shirt bosom, and seeing ii tho
crowd of negroes began TO give way.
On examining Mr.. Greer, it was found
that hc had been stabbed badly in
the !roas,, Tho knife entering Just
below the collar-hono and passing
down about three inchcs making
severe though not mortal wound.
Harris alunk away from tho crowd as
soon rs he committed tho deed. Mr..
Greer was taken to Drs. Moore &
Dobson's store, and had his wound
dressed. Up to last night he had not
bccn able to leave his bed. One of
tho rioters, Rock johnson, Was arrest
cd and lodged in Jail that night.
which caused much excitement ampuE
tho colorod people, and Si!as liaw-
klns, trial justice, and Eliza Mcni,.
undertook to forcibly ontcr tho jail
md ]iborato him. In this they were
oiled by two or throo peaceablo
'Glorcd men, who prevented
ltawlin's entrance. Hawkins act"
ID in most riotous namcr for q
'caoo officer, proving himself entirely
,nworthy the position ho occupies,
md ignorant of tho duties OF his
'fsicc. Tho Union Times says:
eve aro reliably informed that whcn
ho row commented, Juno Nloblcy:
he county auditor, was among tho
'rowd; and was sccn to draw his piss
ol, md afterwards replace it. Uav.
sins is Mobtey's trial justice, and
Moblcy is Governor Mosos's pet in
his county. Through Mobloy's inllu'
'nco Hawkins w"a appointed.'
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-24
Tic i'ngra!cfHi HWShwhuCkcrS.
When the Administration par.

When .hc Administration party
oo,nr !, rrcon,i,rct tl,c Sor.h i
r,ml aIo.hy auo,,o the as:ots nt the
;o,;;.uiion. ;nd acnn,Acl Ann az q
Hrs,.c,,<a .r,;,I. a. G,st cot ard
w;tLon. r,nr.t;,. ,y,a Ad;nu,istra.
tinn c,,on,J wfI, it's natcrnol arms,
,nd ohr,crI ihc bushvn.ci,cr and
s,lntcI him on both checks, Tho fat.
Ted calf was hillcI, and tho patcrnal
,nar,;on wa. brilliantly illuminated
n hcnor Of the r2!u,n Of The rrodi.
cal son. The uinety-and-ninc r;.ithful
owes wAo had rot wandered away
,:~unrhleA some. bnt IL was Of po avail.
The bushwhachar had the best in his
hca~,. and unlimited ncrnlisEion 10
range as hi, own sweet min, without
jet o. lindraucc. Nothing could bet.
ter suit hushwlackcr. Then tie
administration, having accepted its
convert, yanulcd itself upon Iin', up as
an example 70 e." South, and made
some plaintivc arr4aIs to the ox- Con-
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-24
BPeyiiits

The restaurant keeper in tho Crya.
tai Palace, near London, does busi.
ness enough to pay rental Of
$l25,000. 80.
A nephew of M. Thiers, named
Eocho Ripcrt, an employee of a rail.
road company has lately been arres-
ted on q charge Of cmbezzlcmont.
The amount on which the accusation
is based 10 only 900 francs.
The late George Sanders became
engaged to his wife before ho ever
saw her. 1t is the absurd dctcrmina-
ton to sec woman before selecting
her, that helps to make marriages o.
I scarce.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-24
tGICy 1T Interest.

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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-24
Letter from General ShcrMaG.
TO TIE EpIroR or TIE CuRoNlcLt

TO TIE EpIToR or TIE CliRoNlcLE:
! DEAR SIR--When you applied to
nc Somo time ago for material hearin ,
on tho controversy of "Who Burned
Columbia ?" l gave you Two printed
pamphlets which ! had obtlincd from
Judge Holt, containing all the testi-
mony taken in The cotton cases grow.
ing ont Of that event; and auhmittcd
to tho mixed commission appointed
! to aljudicate .lc&c eases under the
treaty with Great britain. Judge
lioit could hav" obtained the tcsti~
mony Of all the 5000 or 10000 off.
GERS aud soldiere who were ct or near
Columbia whom the contla4ration &C.
cured, but ho thouvht hn had
enough without putting thc govern.
mcnt to the expense OF blingIng more
witnesses from distance. | suppose
he did not summon Colonel Stone,
who commanded the leading bri.
gale Of The Fifteenth corps, because
he did not know where to find him.
| surely did not know his whereabouts
till lie voluntarily published his state
ment. In my Official report of The
affair, published before lie close Of
the war, when General Wade IIamp
ton WAS fighting us, and rot when, 90
he alleges, he was prisoner of war,
| referred incidentally toa fact OF
whlch | had kuowiadgc that small
detachment Of The &cvcatccn;h corps
had passed over tho Ccngnrec, bad
entered Columbia and hoistcd Fiag
% the new State House in advance
Of the regular entry Of the EiItecutL |
corps, "hich bad r.adc q circuit to
cross The two br,nches, Saluda and
Bead, which make tho Cougarcc. |
| treated tho performance Of this |
detachment as somewhat irregular,
but the men who co,n nposod it now be- !
come important witnesses, and I |
herewith crcloso copies OF their writ.
ten statements together with tho |
official reports which explain the !
whole affair. These witnesses &c !
hac!; 10 a time thlSc G'quarteis of a |
hour before the cu Try Of the head cr !
Stones brigade, al d about two hours
"hca! Oh tlnio personally lcachcd |
the piles Of burning cotton, Of which |
there were many, and L Invite your
careful pcrusal Of thcm statements,
fer they aro pcsitiva that they saw
rebel cavalry aol,iiors applying fire.
They also saw rcbc. soldiers plunaer |
ing the stores Oh Main street, which |
General Hampton attributes to our
men and they sIrthcr positively !
assert that IIarr::o Lr' s'-...'y !
gone Out OF CulumDia, so that he |
could not and did not sec his men an
plying FIRE. How Hampton ,amiis
that thc cotton Was rolled ont in the
Srocts "ioc tho purpose of burning"
lat that he forbade the burning lest
The fire Shoull extend 70 the bouscs.
and [ ypitcratN. that 10 matter whaj
his orders were, the men of his
army either his rear guard or bis
5tragglcrS, did arrNy the fire, and that
Ihis was q sufficient cause for all else
that followed. With great respect,
yonrs,
". =. SNENMAN, General.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-24

One Of tho most conspicuous'rcstilts.
Of tho late California election, az in.
dioating tho temper Of tho people Of
that State towards salary thieves and
monopoly attorneys, is the over
whclnipg defeat of the Grant ticket,
in Nevada county; tho home Of 'ET'gy
Sargent" Since his advocacy of
Robson and tho Goot Island job this
champion Of Grantism has been ke~'
serted by his warmcst supporter,
and if ho wero out of tho Senate bo
would not have inAuehca rereGgh d.
khome to obtain s nomination fer Goa
stable.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-24

A gentleman with tho startling
name Of Grouse exhibits to tho Au.
Gusta Chronicle and Sentincla postal
card on which he has written twelve
chapters from tho Book Of Job, in all,
5,02G words.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-24

South. When he had got all tic
r'n3IJer ilH could carry, thc ungrate-
iui bush waackur made of as fast rs
he could to his friends, TIC Virginia
Conservatives, and now thcro is not
only wcrHing ard wailinr, but cWa-
lN:5 ;nd goashinG &C tccIh, in tho
camp o tho Administration, and
'rolitioa! gno:rilla," and upgratcCul
''%o'iila," and "unp:iMcipaiicd bush
whocHor," now tahc the place of the
endcavvrin% epiihcts which thc party
organs wcro wont TO bcstow upyr
NoaNy.
No donht whether there will be
much aympathy wasted ucon tho al
miuistr&t;un. We doubt oven whoth,
cr the bushwhacl;cr Is to hlamc r2r
his course. Having got Inside TIE
i.cpublican camp pud Witnessed roth.
ing bnt plumber and corruption Hoing
on all around him, We are not sur.
rriSod thct he should follow the pre-.
vailinG fashion, take al he .ou.;l car.
ry and Qu;t,--- Cii>cyo Wr:aune.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-24
3lltlCr.

In 1857, zen the pay was raised
to SO 600, D Butler denounced tho
Increase az I outrage. llc was not
q Congressln himself, however.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-24

~ e-s--
y Nevada professor Of scientific 0
turn Of niud has cnlcrged FROM OBJ,
scurity with al Invention that will DO
away with pipes and cigars unless it
falls lar short ot what ho ciai,u5 for
II. The professor is about to erect
extensive works near Virginia City,
which will Include largo rctor;a
wherein tobacco viii be burned, and
Tho smoke thus PRODUCED will pass
through proper pipes 20 . large bell ~
hharcd receptacle where IL will be
cooled ard purified and so scented
that IL shall lavo the Favor of The
Ghost Havana cigar. From this re.
ccptacle main pipe Will lead up into
the city, and from, tils will to small
branch pipes leading 20 ali tha rviu-
c'pal aaioor8 and houses III tic town.
III every house whore tho smoke is
taken thdrc will be placed q meter,
similar TO " gas meter, but muci.
more dclicatci J constructed. Run
ming from these meters will be pircs
leading to all tho rooms in the house,
and Connected with ;hcso pipes, at
convenient points, viii! be long ilexi-
Die tutos, each tipped with a hand.
some amber nlouthpicco foc the COM
fort ard convenience Of smokers.
When Il man desires t, take 4 s,u0lic,
DO has net to go TO The trouble OF
hnatinG up tobacco and and filing
NJ .i& Pipe. There IS none of tins
trouble and veXation. lie las only
to place the amber mouthpicco be-
tween his lip tuIn q aniAji milqer
tLumhGcrcw, and the cool, delicious,
r2rluncd smoke N'idcs iu,o iGc mouth.
- !h:a i@"n>'touJ fn1 ,l"HHh'ful or.
ranHoo!on; !hc professor hopes to do
away wi,'i toDacconists, anti-tobacco
tGaDts, aud at the same time make an
iElmcES1 iortunc.