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Goruoratlon Notlres.

Dpp.RrrRyr or TaIks AND AssssxEyrs No % CHAsPsRssr
DA'" " Egw-YoKK, jan 6, 1873 } .
NOTICE is hereby given that the Assessment J,
R. the Real and Personal Estate Of the City ADD County OF
New for year win ior inspection and revision oa
and n. MONDAY Jan 1873 and will remain until the Jun
day April inclusive for the correction Of errors ana ne
rafon on the Aforesaid real and personal estate
nesons sggeved must make application 70
The period above mentioned IN Ouei '" V'
'"e r'"'' P'" " - B. n DABCoCK, Secretary.
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QMrBers.


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THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE-FIIsT CALL,
lot O'CLOCK A. ".
Sales Of Government Bonds. ,
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An important addition to medical periodical
literature in this country has recently been made by the
establishment of a new monthly journal entitled Ar
chces of Scientific and Practical Medicine edited by Dr.
c. E. BRowN-sEoUARD, and Dr. i. c. sEGUIN, and pub
lshed in NewYOrk and Philadelphia. by j. b. Lppncott
4 Co. The senior editor Of this journal Is the eminent
Psychologist and therapeutls whose experiments and
discoveries have given him high reputation in the
scientific world, and who after brilliant professional
career in the highest European circles has returned to
take up his residence in this country His associate Is
son of Dr. Edward seguin, who holds "a distinguished
rank both as writer and practitioner in the specially
of medical diseases and is himself highly successful
cuvatOr Of the different branches Of physiological and
mental science. The Archives of which we have re-
ceived the first number in addition 10 its treatment OF
the leading medical questions in the light OF the present
state of research will contain report OF the experiments
performed in DE- Brown-sequards laboratory by himself
and his assistants and copous summary OF the results
Of medical investigation in the United States and Europe
Among the contributors this number besides the edi
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b. Neftel. DR.. II. d. NOyes DR.. Edward H. Clarke, Dr.
Mary c. Putnam, and others The full analysis Of sew
era important papers 10y leading foreign writer's, and
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inent names announced contributors 10 this Journal
and the high character OF the contents Of the present
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among the profession and TO prove efficient aid in the
development and elevation of American medical science
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Otelu Cleaners.
Fer oftr OtaH S.eimtr 4drcrtisenenis Eghh page.
NETWORK to CARDIFF.
THE SOUTH WALES ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP CoMPASYS
NEW FlRSTCLASS, FULLPOWERED CLYDE.BUlLT
STEAMSHIPS
bBAhOhOAHs tfaev lunr
60.
OF this line.
GlAMOhf Naoi Ia DO isNE
viii sail Ponnyysna Railroad Wharf jersey CITY on WEDNES
DAY Feb. 10
Cg GOODS passengers through es from all parts Of the
oTs the Bristol Channel and ali other
po.nx Ia Ingaul. 80 .
built expressly for tho trade provided sith al
The improvements for the comfort Of
CABIN AND SlEBkAGB PASSENGERS
second CABIN n9J Currency
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Dnnfinn AfG0emles.

DODWORTH's CLASSES for DANCING
"A, at No. an FIFTHAyE
Twc,a.weet Mosays and Thursdays Tuesdays
FRIDAYS, Wedne.lays and SATURDAYS .
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evenings genen. For terms &C. send FOR circular
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xrw vopx nAuv TRIBUNE FRIDAY JANUARY o. 1879

the innumerable errors which the proorreaoers nave
complaeeptly left untouched. VIC have the "Bay OF
Fuuda. y" beauty DOM amount TO much" an affair 80
unexpected and inporl,ne" unopportune y, P5deket"
for "peajacket," carlo Dolei." "hnter dem hh'n'"
"Hengest and Horsa," and spauity, which WORD may
indeed an elegant invention of the author ana not
printers blunder.
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The Assistant Treasurer paid out $500 in cane.
bonds and ssi4,Ooo in coin interest on the puDns
debt. The siesia sailed with $956oco IN sola 'o's
To-day's business ut the Gold Exchange BANK
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Coleman Benedicts closing quotations al p. m.
were


Gold under the influences of yesterday, opened
steady at llSs and declined TO 1lS. The high prices
bid for the Treasury gold, aud the largeness OF The
biddngs noted further on, in connection with the
stiffness of foreign exchange and the talk OF heavy
specie Shipment Saturday, gave the premium
stronger tone aud the price lifted TO ll3g at the
close on pretty active dealings. The London mar
ket was reported strong for consos and United
States bonds. at higher prices, money ruling easy al
3laSl per cent in the open market. AT the Bank OF
England the minimum rate Of discount was
reduced to per cent. the old rate bong 80
the bank gaining during the week ti32,ooo 10
sterling This naturally stimulates the demand JOE
American securities and renders negotiations easier
and so far favors the proposed refundng OF inc
$500 600 of new five per cents yet unsold ieto
strong is the backing mp of the gold speculation uS'
despite all the considerations fayoring lower
range the price keeps up strong, and closes Win
upward tendency On gold loans the rates "eIe%
AL s. and lastly 6per cent paid for carrying ~.
bids for the Treasury gold amounted TO sSscooVs.
lls5l 1.-THE advertising bid TO ilSGSi. A million w"
awarded at llS.5Si to ll363l. The details are ."
follows. ~.
H.A Heisers Sons. Heidelbacn' f"nH "a
n ~ Rates q 10 j. ii. Moniord, casn
S00 aso ma s9Ai $4,000. ......-.. 1857
parhar Handy j A. zeregs NO.
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OBI ".

II is our painful duty to announce to tie
pablic the death OF our fellow citizen, HIN.
A A. Bennett. who died Feb, 4th, A d. 1873.
He died Of lingering disease that originated
from the Spinal Meningitis that Frustrated
himself and family about one year ago, from
which he never recovered. He was born in
S,euben County. New York, in 1929. Re-
moved 10 Snsqnehannah County, Pennsylvania,
when quite young. Removed TO Grant Coun-
" in May, A. D l847. being one OF ITS early
settlers. Was married 10 Miss. Andaloss E.
Handy, March 18th, A. D. lSi9. Being nat
nrally energetic and persevering he accnmu-
lated fine property. He was strong DEM
ocrat up TO the time OF the opening Of the late
Rebellion, at which time he went in heart
and hand 10 sustain the st,rs and stripes.
He being naturally representative man, the
people Of the Fourth Assembly District cali
ed upon him TO repr esent them at two differ
en-; times in our legislative halls al the Capt.
tai, which position he 6lled with honor 10
to himself aud his constituents. He also fill
ed many places of public trust in Grant Coun-
ty and in the town OF Glen Haven He was
a kind aud aiectionate husband and father
and will be sorely missed by his bereaved
family and their many sympathIzing friends
(CoN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-18

Another MARRIED. SLEIGHISG
Party Last Friday was lovely
day for ride At least 80 said ell the
forty-fge gentlemen and ladies from
Pla.teville who hOnored our town
with visit. They enjoyed the ride.
the visit with Lancaster friends, the
good fare and accommodations a,
the Phelps House, their temporary
Incarceration in the new Jail, and
the ride home. A better looking
aud moro cheerful party is seldom
seen. as any one will allow who
reads the annexed let OF names:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-18
MARRIED.;


AZ BLOOMINGTON bv Rev. j. d. Brothers, Feb.
oh 1873 Mr. Henry Broughton. Of Beetovn sns
Miss Mary UeavirlAnd % Bloomington.
By the same 81 Bloomington FEB. IL, 1873. Mr. John
Carey II Patch Grove and Miss Mary Greer Of Bloom
ipg,on A large party Of friends accompanied the
hsups psr on their bridal toHr followed BY the best
wishes Of thew fTisAds wke wat sd their departure
AZ the " Parsonage. Little Grant. on Feb. 10th
1873 by J Hewitt, Nj william Birch 70 Mss Anna Y.
Robinson
AZ Pota-i by Frsuk Hall, J. p. on 'he 18th Of Jan
uary 1873 Nr Charles usnry nhsra. Of Potosi and
Miss Mary Frances Bowie. Of the SANE place.
A. Paris, bv the Rev. n Hsyne. Of PiAttsyiiie. Mr..
slas A. vsnnstts, Of Harrison, aud Misc LeVins \.
withrou Of Paris.
A. Glen Haven, ~ L. AsforJ. on she Goth day q
JAuuAry 1874 Mr. John Scarborough, OF Colesberg TO
Misc Minerva CSlhorn Of ColesAerR.
As Marion. Hiram wstrus. 90 the 9Th day " Psb
rusry ISIS Mr. sylvester Fry.ef FeBnGSore, 20 Miss
Kari BOmont Of Marion.
AI 0lea Haven. BY Luther Bsstord, :. p. Mr. A. l.
woodswovth u Glen Haven, g. Ms Margaret HaugAi
AZ Glsa Haven. BY Luther Basscrd, J. p. Mr. Pek.
ruary "a, 1873, Chss Aulmers 10 Miss W. strouehall
Of layton oousty. fova.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-18

Bro MISERAL:-We hear of the dis.
covery Of another great lead mir Q
near Fairplay by the New York &
FairpIsy Mining Company The lode
lies just north of Sinsinaws Mound,
in the vicinity of the Williams lead.
The operations Of the company have
not been carried further than to test
the crevicc, which already reveals 8
half million pounds Of solid block ore.
About 200 600 have been raised The
mineral lies in chunks of such size
that IL has to be blasted to be
handled. The miners say the pros.
pect indicates this to be the largest
body of mineral ever struck 10 the
vicinity Of "the Mound"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-18
Resolutions by Bloomington Lodge
MOL. o. Q. r.

WHEHEAs, II hath pleased an allwise anC
everything Power TO remove from our mids
our beloved brother, A. A. BEsSErr. And
whereas be was earnest aud enthusi tic in al
bis actions, public Or private : a good citixer
and wise legislator faithful 10 bis trust nc
10 our order, be yielded the earnest devotion
Of hear, thoroughly imburd with Its grsal
aud glorious principies.-And
Whereas, he was a man of enlarged views
and heart, progressive in his nature and ever
ready 10 eountenance and encourage any en-.
ierprise that ed 10 reform or the general wei.
fare OF his race And
Whereas, he brought 10 the discharge oil
his duties tact, an energy s"d intelligence so
rare as to render him Efficient for any purpose
and in every position his manly dignity, his
ge, tie courtesy, ms ardent zeal and genuine
warmth OF fraternal love made him At once q
pattern for imitation and a great leader.
And
whereas, az q citizen he exerted himself for
the pnblic good. and IN all places Of honor and
respon sibiiiiy IN which he had been elected
he won the confidence and esteem Of the COM
muhitv IN which he moved. Therefore he il
RESOLVED; That in the death Of Bro. Ben
net, our order has lost a useful member, and
soc ieiy good citizen.
RESOLVED, That We unite with the bereav-
"a widow and family and with a sorrowing
community in mourning the irreparabie loss
sustained in tn. death of our honorsd and be.
loved brothsr.
RESOLVED. That a. token Of our grief the
usual badge OF mourning be worn by the
Lodge for thirty days.
RESOLVED, That q copy Of these resola-
tons be spread on the minutes Of the Locge
and that copy te sent TO the Gran; County
Herald and a copy to The Grant County
Democrat for publication and that a copy be
sent 10 the widow and family of oui de-
ceased brother as an expression of our heart
Eel, sympathy.
GEoRaE LEE,
JEssE BRooKs,
p. BARLEY,
Committee.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-18

PERSONAL Mr.. Melvin Grigsby.
attorney al Sioux Falls, Dakota, drop.
ped into the Herald -anctum today.
IL thinks The win r. has b. en- milder,
generally IN ID GA than 10 Wiscon-
sin.
EiitoT WaIwor,b. Of the Boscobol
Dial looked over tho town on Satut.
day, and ike sli good editors went t.
Church on Sunday.
T'muel Barnett, the ever genial of
Independence, Iowa, visited hi. many
friends hereabout last week.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-18
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Monday Yebuary r., 1878.
Wheat seeady at AK seller Mssch At 2Jb4
April 2i%
Corn n 10 and quiet At 3i%c seller March slHo.
ats dull and NOMINAL At 26cg26ae.
Rye nominal at 651Sc.
Barley dull and nominal March aSc asked
Best cattle dun. A few lots sold a. o09e6 *
for cows aud good 10 choice skipping steers.
i've hogs ie@- a1tive md easier, With ssles ~
25N4 IS; chiefly att S5aa4 So.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-18
I)I ED,

In Wee, Uuion, Iowa. Jannsry ST. isia sfter an ~
ness Of hot four DAYS Jervls Lyons Of potosi aye.
"a years, Q months and day.
January D. 1873 oorah X cutv ehud 81 J.o.h n
nd Nancy !. scrah. aged nine weeks.
We coc Id notthink that she must die
Bat hoped Tor life tn life had ed:
Aud then she isV 90 still Ana cold
We knew our darling nSst be desA
They rUbse her 10 snow white drss,
Her w ite hands lay seross her brssat,
Sweet flowers placed around her head
How sweet and pure she locked at rest.
We know her spiriti s with God,
And pray that when COR ilves are DER
We then may end our babe 10 blss,
With ages these ~ part ne more
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-18

GIFT ENTERPRIsE AT CAssvILLE.--
Two village lots IN CassviIie are to be
disposed of by sale of tickets and
drawing of numbers, on the lob of
March. The lots are valued al $500,
and some one will probably gel
them for one dollar. Tickets for sale
by Charles Wamslev, proprietor.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-18
i. First Class Farm for Sale.
FARM FOR SALE.

100 acres of land In secion =. 10 township No. I,
north Of range west miles north Of Patch Grove
and miles east Of Bridgeport; 65 res under cuti-
yatiou 40 acres good timber. balance opening OF
scattering timber a uumb,r Of good springs. large
new frame hou (cost about $1,000 good range for
per acre as the owner has gone east and eng aged
the manufacturing of iron
Terms-One third cash balance time given to suit
purchasers Apply 70
JAMEs BALLANTINE q BRO,
2Itf Bloomington. Wis
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-18
MILWAUKEE MARKET.

MILwLuKEr, Monday February II, 1874.
Wheat weak At I 81 for No I, and % for No 2.
Corn steary at 261se for Ho2.
Oats steady at &c for No 2,
Ry- quiet At 6s1Se for No 2,
Barley dull At lie for No
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-18

IL Is CTSei TO put your harness or saddle upon
the Called back OF your horse, wheu he can be 80
ss.ly cured by the app ic.tion Of Prof ASDERsoNs
DEkaADoR.' The Called breasts of draught horses
heated In few hours bv this wonderful. Liniment
Sec Advertisement 10 another column.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-18
FARM FOR SALE.

In the town OF WyaIusing, Grant County. Wiseon
sin containing 100 acres three miles east Of the vii
lsge Of Wyslusng. ami three miles from railroad de
po50 acres under cultivation, the balance is splen
did grove timber. 3 good springs. dwelling house
eranary and good st,bling, good range for stock
school house aud church y mile distant good or
cnard Of bearing trees Raid farm will be sold fol
$40 per acre Terms, 3 cash; balance time given q
suit purchasers. ApbIS to X. II. johnson farm
or James B4lanIne and Bro, Bloomington, Wis.
Noyemher IA 1872 2ati
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-18
DUBUQUE MARKET,

DuBueuE, Monday, FEB Il, 1878
Whest active at I lseDl 20.
Oats demand steady At OBS.
BARLEY botSs5
Dressed Hogs g. 6o6e4 20.
Cattle stesny ct 5d3lk
Live Hoy - Ooes+ 10
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-18

ReSr That the organization known
ga the Patrons of Husbandry ia des>
tined to become a power in the land
ia evident from its present status
Originating in Minnesota in 1867, il
has spread all over the United Sta
tcs and is still increasing very rapid
ly. Whatever mutual cooperation
esn do for the farmer, this organizs-
ton proposes to do and from what
We can learn of its workings it ap.
pears to be very successful.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-18
FARM FOR SALE.

vii, sell my farm Of 80 acres situated az NILS
west OF lancaster. 1hirr. five acres Of bot m
mea. ow land 50 acres under cultivation ant fence
ia .ance young tim ser. good springs he farm.
Thereon over loo year I'D orcha trees; good
h. i7x22 with excellent ce lar, good stablt and
outbudinxs on tn premises. q 20 range for stock
ain sell for SIS perSacre third dawn, and the
baIaufa an tine 10 suit purchA sers 3ZwSs
THOMAS DAY
Lancaster, Wis, Feb 1873.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-18
FARM FOR SALE.

One hundred aud forty acres OF improved lands
wi frame house thereon, situated one mile south
west ~ the village of and adjoining the,
farm OF Ira Tracy fnely watered with two good
sDrings and newly fenced.
Also, two eighties oRe-half mile from same VII
lsge, for sale T. M. Ch AMBESS NJ ID.
Bloomlng ton APR, %. 1879 Ssf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-18

ARM BRoKEN.-Mr J e Barrett,
while helping stranger put up q
canvas show.bill 1T the corner OF the
public square last Saturday, had his
feet slip from beneath him on the ice
and 10 putting back his band to
break his fall. be had the misfortune
to break the small bone Of the fore
arm. near the wrist. The suffering
limb is in q fair way to menr, but
Jed has his doubts about the policy
of "lendibg a helping hand" to the
extent of breaking his wrist.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-18
For Sale on Easy Terms.

$40 acres Of land, all under ie .ce, 80 acres under
pnw good frame house. barn and out hos -s distant
me ollie from the village OF Csssyil AID iwo mile-
from Buena Vista 81 I'll u on Dubuque and Mimi. r. X
There Onginates and G ,ws on the premises a warm
spring branch forming an easily available and never
tai ing wer Of he mAgnitud Of ten horses. compu
ted by actual survey and m"asrrer ent according C.
tables furni he'd BY James Lefe Co. for their d'u
b rbin water heels. For terms apply TO owner
on premises, 33sm If WV. MULLER Jr.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-18

STRAY HRIFERs -Tsken up b tie suhscrh-
lands owned BY him IN c. Is, twn 8, range
on or about the 18th day Of December isT2 on
brindle hefer ons year old With white under belly
and under side Of both BIT our Also one red
marks. Iw3ss
ALExANDER LEWIS.
E.eouIn .ten, Wis, FEB, let 4el3.
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