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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-03-05
HERE, THERE AND ELSEWHERE

Kentucky wants some Menooni-
ties
Florida boasts 100000 sweet
orange trees
The national debt Of England il
SO, $50 100000.
England spends sG4 000. 600 a
year tor tobacco
Over 100 ladies are studying law
in the United States.
The Fiian Christian converts
number abont 10000
--Massachusetts has 1872 olers4 r
| tie Treasury Department
A citizen Of South Bend, Ind
has invented steam canal boat
The average hop yiold in Oregon
is placed At 3 600 pounds per acre.
---Jupitor's moons may now be seen
by the aid OF strong opera glass
Tho Wisconsin Legislature re.
fuses to pay Chaplain for praying.
Immigrants from ireland are set
Ting in North Carolina in large mum
| bers.
--Of course the Middoe are "nioe.
They cost the Government $4,000
apiece.
-Thore are only about quarter
Of million schoo!-.eachers in this
country.
"A I. Stewart viii employ nobody
that smokes or carries matches in his
pockets.
B oecher says the United States
is England broke loose and growing
in the open air
Tho California flying machine If
expected 70 skim along at q rate ot
ninety miles per hour
Jumping on or off a moving tram
within the limits of Dayton, o, is
now crimiual ofoOee
The Massachusetts, SupremeCourt
has decided that women are eligible
TO membership in school boards
An Odd Fellows lodge at Cleve-
land has had to pay $4,000 for libel
ing former member as swiudler
The Mississippi Legislature ad-
journed in order to attend the silly
Mardi Gras Carnival at New Orleans
The insane in Illinois are report
cd by the Board OF Public Charities
to number 5000 Of whom 400 are
incurable.
The Iowa Legislature has appr0-
nriated $4,000 for the relief Of the
destitute farmers IN tho northwestern
part - io"A
hIchmond mas gained more poPh
latlon since the war than Ior lhifty
years before, ana BUSINESS was never
so GOOD as now.
The Georgia Legislature has m
der consideration bill making Juror
Judges OF the law az well - oi tha
facts in the ease.
The disposition 10 make Soatd-
ern Kansas cotton growing country
is taking possession Of many OF the
residents Of that section.
Another woman has secured a
pulpit in Boston. Her name il Iora
Eiaines, and she has been several years
studying for the ministry
-Narrow-gauge railways have
now 1864 miles - vperatiol ~ th}s
country and Canada, aud over 3 GOO
more are now contemplated
A bar of iron worth s. is worth,
manufactured into horse shoes 5000;
table knives, $3.50 buttons aud buck
lea, 81 035 watch springs, $3.50, 600.
The New York Independent dis
approves of the women's war upon
aaloon keepers 1t likes tho object
brt does n6t sanction the means ased
to get it.
The courts Of Illinois arc reported
to have already over 5000 divorce
cases on their dockets. with aces
sjons of new applications at the rate
of % O01 per annum.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-03-05
EDUCATION.

This is a subject that L attack
with some diffidence, from the, per-
haps, unimportant circumstance that
| don't know much about it. In
fact | never had it, having been
vacinated in my youth However,
as custom makes it necessary for the
executive to treat upon the subject,
| burn the bridge behind me, as it
were, shut my eyes and shoot at
random Education is a great thing
to have in family, whore they don t
keep COW. Education is to society
what the right and lett bower and
ace are to thatinteliectual game call
ed euchre. If you hold education,
and have got few small trumps to
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-03-05
TO SCHOOL DISTRICT BOARDS
AND
TIL ACHERS
L. D. H0lford & Go.
OF
BLOOMINGTON, WIS.
now ready to supply you with any
SCHOOL FURNITURE

Won may y ant EUch as
/. Blackboards. Programme Clocks, Thermometers
:. Seats and Desks, Blackboard Rubbers ana
Pointers.
E. Reading Frames or Cases or Charts. Writing
Charts Mineral Frames.
/. Outline Maps. Of Wisconsin. % the United
States Of the World. Globes.
O.. Phonetic Charts, Writing Spoilers, Drawing
Books.
6. Charts Illustrating Physiolosy. Natural Gisto-
r. aud natural Science including Color Charts.
= Arithmctical Charts Frames; Blocks Cube
Rootand Geometrical; Map Drawing Scales; Micro
scopes and Magnets.
4 n ample supply II good blackboard sur face is
necessity in every sch0olroom, and it duplicates
and reduplicstes tho amount Of effective instruction
and drill that IN be given to each class in every
study; ana schooroom be said 10 be furnished
without it, Good seats and desks preserve the health
AMI good form Of the pupils poor seats aud desks
destroy both. II is more necessary that seats and
desks should be made to mt the pupils than that their
clothing should be made. Our beat and desks
arc warranted to TT.
We are prepared 70 conc, when sent for to any
part of Grant LaFay ette Iowa Richlnnd Crawford
couRty-and - put On Blackboard Surface. black
green or blue, or old walls, and 10 perfectly
have become d3faced or too smooth and glossy fer
use. Our best Liquid Stating makos perfectly
sm Doth and even surface, harder than stone and
almost iRdestFuetRbie, and warrant this sur
lace tar ali the purposes designed
We max our money by Increasing the number OF
saies and not the price Of the goods in any sale;
and We guarantee You in each Il first. second or
third rate article just you ask for and rep
resent and for til prica that you get
them Of he manufacturer. L. b HOLF0RD & Co
Bloomington, Wis, osi -, 1873. ?5-22yl
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-03-05

-rHEHANG pa BosOoBEL Is faEPARrD ~ ~ \
Dental.
HOTELS.

NH r COoME5, DENTIaT. BIOS uoBEL, WIS =
Once over sawyer s Favor's stoFs Can BE found
..,tins }4orr- from 4. tili5 P VI. ISL
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-03-05
PHYSICIANS.

oR4H BARBER. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
IL Lancaster Wisconsin. otacs u lis siiencc. op
s5site Hon Allen Blrbevs. $50
DR q ). FALLEY, PHYSICIAN AND - &c E0N
J ana Peusien Examining surgeon, Lancaster, WIS
fairp1yer I1i3Niu's Hardware store, -+-SS
nara CLARKE, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
ID Lancaster. Gr aut CO Wis. May ia found al his
residence -a1 v4f3s west 2fJoae's Drug store 24.SU
W-H. Z. SLoAT ". D, RESIDENCE At MRS
" Gabla - southwest part q village, ei-4st
w II VAN bTSEN. PHYSICIAN ANDs . RG EoN,
w WiussjlIe Grant Go Wis. (Successor 10 Dr. :.
A. Fcrcin,l 4 professions! call, promptly attend
ma tr llm6-s3m
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-03-05
TINE OF PAYING TAxEs.

There should be a change made in
the time provided by law for the
payment of taxes. As the law now
stands man is compelled to draw
his customary weasel, at the most
unfortunate time OF the year posi-
bic to select, and the Shylock who
compels you to stand and deliver,
laughs at your embarrassment and
glories in bis shame. The time at
which taxes are now paid is the
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-03-05
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

IsIee u Circuit Court. MitLs, tPOe Lancaster
.FtsiGs af Probate Csurt-WN- McfoSIGAf-
Trsqsarsr-A r. NCCAETSETs
S.eriH-TKRRxNCE CAERTEE
S2e-rEtsy 0f Desis-JANEs WooFEcIsEr
CitrL 81 Cfrctit C0aTt-DAvID 5cHaE-NEH
a.,unfy Clsrk-FLETCHERS s. KIDD i'
la n Board Superintendent w EEtASp, 50
M If lsshools-W II. HoLFoRD. Bloomington
csgaty Surveyor GEORGE MCCALL. Piattsville.
0is'rict 4ttorRey-GEoRGg y Cta1LR, =
'1rGpsr--J. T TATLoB. Montfort
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-03-05
TEACHE Err

t-FGCsr sfICHAELIs, TEACHER or MUSIC AND
4 Germsn. Residence on Maple street, one door
ss.t Of RvIsri X Holicway's bank 80
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-03-05
MUSICAL.

A,rILLtNrHEMCSl TRADE N0rWITUSTAND
= ng the assertions Of interested parties. continue
rs -nspiv tia pco2ic of Grant aa al dining counties
with TIA best Pianos, Organs aul Maloieaus q be
auud In tile market. Ter prices snl terms address
.,a, T walker. Lancaster, Wis @3-44
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-03-05

JAMES 4 DAVIS GEN ERALC0LLECTIN AG ENT
J ant Coayeyaucer, Patch Grove. Wis. Collections
ro-apty attended ~. References given, $50
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-03-05
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
AGENTS.

Z B-TRACT 0EFICE FOR GRANT COUNTY. JC
! eph Box Lancaster. Office over the Bank IL
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-03-05

a l.. SNE-L0DE. CLAIM AGENT. NOTARY
~, Patc, ani agent for several - .ae best Life and
fire Insurance Con- pani~s in tn. country. Also Il
-es Auetlcneer AT business entrusted 20 him viii
.raarntit attended o. al CassEiiia Wla. Zl-l5
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-03-05

IEssE BROOKS, GENERAL COLLECTING AGENT
y ara conyeyapcer Bloomington WIS, Titles inVes-
gated and perfected. Collections promptly itt ndod
fa. References given when tesise5 $50
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-03-05
nFNNrsrYN HOUSE, y C. FORBES. PR0PRIE
I .r..sy.sfa Vie Having Il, above
ousE, +. B. PHELPS. PROPRIETOR,

Lancaster, sis. Having furnished the new three
cory trjeh uetei tho old hotel corner an PIE
rSrei 10 accommodate gurst< reasonably. Rooms
| n. ae.l-.lIsL - tttn.-s. N.-.a
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-03-19
A Good Story.

An amusing story Of an English no1Ic-
man, recently deceased, is told by the Man
About Town." in the English Sporting
Gazette. We give it in his own words !;
The Duke" he says, "was once in church,
no matter where, when collection was
announced for some charitable object The
plate or bag, whit ever it might be, began
to 90 round and tie Duke carefully Put his
hand into his pocket and took cut form,
which he laid on the pew befor' him ready
TO transfer to the plate. Beside him sat q
little snob, who Noticing this action imita
ted it ny osteatatiously laying sovereign
alongsids the dueal form. This was too
much for lis grace, who dipped his hand
into his pocket again and pulled ous ano-
ther form which he laid BY the side of the
first. The little snob followed suit by lay
ing another sovereign beside the first. Hi,
grace quietly added third form, which
was capped by third sovereign on the
part Of the little snob. Ont came a fourth
form to swell the Dukes donation. the
little snob triumphantly laid three sorereigns
at once upon the board. The Duke, not to
be beaten, proilced three forms. just a,
this moment the plate arrived. The little
snob took up his handful of sovereigns and
ostentaitiousl7 ratified them into the plate,
then turned deiantlY toward his rival, as
who should say, 4 think that takes the
shame out of you Fancy his chagrin
VIXEN the Duke, with a grim smile, put one
form into the plate and quietly swept the
remaining SIX back IN @ his pocket His
grace used to chuckle when he told that
story, and | think on the whole be bad she
best of IL"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-03-19

mon, and Of Drs. Schellern snd Simon
reported back by the Commits. on Poor
10 the foregoing report, were allowed as
follows, to wit:
Drs- Schsllern and Simon in full of all
accosnts, claims, demands and charges of
said firm, and Of DR.. Schallern and Of Dr.
Simon, individually, against the County Of
Manitowoc, up 10 date, at $ll5 90 Ayes,
Is; nays, Shea, Wallich, Cornell.
The Committee % General Claims presen-
ted the following report.
Your Committee on General Claims re-
spectfu!iy report the within accounts of
Carl II. Schmidt, printing, 1905
do do do l33.40
Total. STAT .O5
back to your honorable cody, and recon
mend that they be allowed in full. All of
which is respectfully submitted.
(Signed.l JoHN TogGEy:
A. WALLICH,
T. kosToHLAT.KY.
ITO be Continued.)
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size of the irons draw two more lines
from centre to snds then work of the sides,
and the stick lie ready to be rounded up.--
To do tbs rounding ebamfer all the corners,
planning them true, then with draw shave
and file finish to true oval. Never at
tempt 20 work out Whippletree with no
other guide than the eye, for it will require
aGeat expenditure OF time. and be un.
slightly when seen. The common length
for vehicles is two feet ten inches pdow
wtippletrees should not be more than tw en-
ty-si1 or thirty inch. $, OF as short as they
can be and not make the tugs chafe the
horses sides. Tough hickory is the most
suitable timber for these implements; white
oak and ash are second best, but of what
ever kind, the wood should be thoroughly
seasoned. 1t is good plan to split out ma
terial from some choice timber and lay it
up for future use. When seasoned, or
nearly so, dress the sticks out into suitable
shape and of different sizes, to correspond
with the different irons in use, end thi, will
greatly facilitate the making repairs when
III hurry.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-03-19
BIZ TIE DEAD.
Ell CELIA THAyTER

s#s
eT CELIA THAxTER
Poverty. till now / Fever knew
The meaning Ct the word What lack is
lere =
epnle mask Of q goal. god and -uei
mocking semblarce stretched upon a
bieri
Zach atom Of this devastated face
Vas 81 ins;inc, With power, warmth and
light;
What desert is SO desolatel No grace
4 Is lefi,EO CLEAN mo change mo ny 40 night.
Were ;s the key tia: locked tt.se gates Of
speech,
Once beautiful. where though. stood sen,
HaeFs sweetness sat, where " lem passed
20 teach
Cur weakness strength CIR homage to
compell
rezpoiiai al last, and waste and barren les
ais once 80 rich domain Where lives
an moFes,
L. What new world the splerdor Of these eyes
TIT launtless I.ghtened like imperial
- Joye'sl
lnnihilased, % you answer mel
Blown out and vanished ike a candle
Hame7
Il nothing Jeff but ills pale efgy,
This silenes drear, ;his dread without a
1IAei
H-sbeen Ill in vain, oar lo-c and pride,
= This yearning love that stilI pursues our
friend
Ito the awful dark, unsatisfei,
Bereft, and wrung with paint Is this the
endl
Voa,d God SO mock u.s. To our human sense
10 answer reaches through the doubtful
an;
It vii. ug hope profound intense,
Our tortul-- souls rebel against despair;
As bowling to he bitter fate we 70
Dropping and dumb IS if beneath curse;
But does not plying Heaven answer Mop
With oil the voices Of the unvcrse2
C~r5J.srrs far EsB,r1y1rU
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Statement OF the number of acres o.
Land, the aggregate value thereof, the az.
g-esitc value of Village and City Lots,
and the aggregate value Of Personal Prop
etty in the several Towns in the County OF
hanisoxcc for the year 1873, as returned
~ the Clelk. of The se-eral Towns 10 the
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-03-19

County; also showing .he equslized value
OF LAM, Village and City Lots, and Per
sonal Property, as equalisea ny the County
Board OF Supervisors, this 22d day of No.
vember, 1873.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-03-19

Manufacturer Wholesale and Retail Dealer, at
bridge, having now a large stock of
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-03-19
ManitoWoc Dry Dock,

The undersigned having leased the dry
dock ofthe Mani >woc Dry Dock Company,
., Manitowoc, 70 a term Of FIVE years, is now
prepared TO docl vessels of.all classes, in
Guiding the larg afoat on the lakes. The
dry dock is 265 ct long and rs feet wide,
with II feet of W ter over the mud sill. All
work entrusted US will be performed in II
shillful, workmaLlike and expeditions man
ncr, and at lower figures than can be oh
tnined either in Milwaukee or Chicago.
G, S. RAND, HENRY BERGER.
l4-l7-tf
, 1874-06-22
FOREIGN.
A New uoine-Rule Resolution In the
British Parliament.
End Of the Miners Strike in York
shire, England.
Operations Against the Car1ists at
Esto1la Suspended.
p: GREAT BRITAIN.

GREAT BRITAIN.
New YonK, June 21.-English papers Of tho
11th report the unveiing OF the statue Of Bum
yau at Bedford tho previous day by Lady Angus
ta Stanley, the Daan Of Westminster delivering
IN address On tie life and timeA Of tho author
Of Pilgrims Progress"
LONDON, June 21.--The 0bsavcr publishes
the text Of the Home-Ruo resolution which DR..
Isaac Butt, M. P. from Limericlt, proposes to
movo On tho 30th inst. In the House OF Com
mons. It Is In substance as follows:
Tint, In the opinion OF the House. 1t is
expodient and just to restore to tho Irish nation
tho power Of managing exclusively Irish affai1s
In an Irish Parliament provision being made at
tho sn1no time for maintaining tho integrity of
the Empire by leaving to tie Imperial parlia-
ment the control Of Imperial AFFAIRS"
Tho strike Ia Which more than 10000 men arc
engaged In Cleveland. Yorkshire, Ia now ended,
with tho acceptance BY tho men Of tho mastors'
terms, which impose q reduction Of l2N per
cont In waaeg*
LONDON, Juno 22.-A great decentralization Of
sympathy for the agricultural laborors "lockod
out" from work Was made in Manchester ycs-
torday. Thos members OF the Trades- Unions
to tho number Of 25,000. with atty
bands Of music, marched in
mass-meoting was subsequently, held at Pomona
Gardens, at which, it Ia estimated, upwards of
10000 people wero present. Joseph Arch and
other prominent friends Of tho workiugmon de-
lvered addressus
, 1874-06-22

neaaon at Ottawa Saturday. and found 1856 In
dtut1uents aud of thaeo l05 wero for varioua vlo.
latlo,,s Of tho Liquor law. The Ha!oon- -koepera Of
tho county fad meottng Saturday to organize
diotnnntH,
"A Young man about 20 yoara old, q Daue
who worked for q farnlor namod Join Gilman,
waa drowned IN to Fog aIser g?. ,or ponss hls
O'Clock IN tho orening, and wont to tho riyor,
short distance from tho houuo, to batho. Not 70.
turning, as waa oxroolodt aohrc1 was nado, aul his
clothes found OH the bank OF tho river. 1eesor-
found tho oorpso. Tie Coroner hold an inquest
o,,d verdict OF accidental drowning was rem
aorod. Tho body was b'trlod at planoo yesterday
afternoon. Tlo dscoaaed had no re!atlvos nor
aoquaintn11ceH in this country, but was saving
mouoy to eoul for llls paronta to como over.
Tho grocory storo Of llaDspoako l. Camp, ia
Ways block, Champaign. ,wsas fired Saturday
night by Ill unknown inoondiary. Tho tlro was
korosono. Tho hoad burnod out and nll tho oil,
and Tie fire waa discovered mud subduod. Stock
damaged considerably BY wator.
-. WISCONSIN,. ...
.-Cntharfue Uartle, OF Milwaukee. has decided
horsolf nway for e1,1oo, having ontorod
into iulont,,ros with hor husband, Anton
IIartlo, In consideration OF tint rum paid
down to quit bis abode. mover to trouble
% ia any wAy ap aonfaos to- aea0p oa a s ad 1a r.
rellolnco all claim to hor. and nevor to visit or
motont her during tho reHt Of lor life. The doed
was recorded on friday Inst. ..
-Ihoro are no hopes Of tho recovery OF Engi-
noer Brown, injured by tho railroad accident On
tho Southern minnesota Railroad. roar Browns
dalo, Saturday. Tho body of Fireman Cummings
Inns beon recovered from undor tile train. Lnrgc
gangs OF men wero ongagod Yesterday In repair
ing tho wroclolhridgcs, and L was expected that
trains would be running regularly to-day.
"a house aud largo danoing-hall, belonging to
William Brown, on tho Bhoboygan Roaa, throe
iusloa fran Mnnitowoc. was totally DESTROYED by
fro Oh Friday night. caught from tho CHM:
noy: LosB estimated at $4,000; purity covered
by iu6urauoo.
Henry Swift, while riding IN n raln-storm ton
miloBnOrtheast Of OmAha on Saturday, TaH struck
by lightning, and la nnd hia hoEso tnstnntly
killed. Tho oloetrio fluid burned hts hair and
oah III line to place OIL his lag, whelo 1t struck
GROUND. Swift was from New York.
Three maslted men burst In tho door OF
Samuel peurA dwelling, noar Somerset, Friday
night, and robbed tue family Of 500 In money,
4 gold watch, shotgun, revolver, and knife.
Nothing Inns boon discovered to lead to tho do
tocton Of tho tllleveH.
Martin, OF Mt. vornon, Was totally destroyed BY
fire, Saturday night. Loss, e4,o00i no In
The st. JoBeph River Saturday night gathered
in another Victim at South Bond, In tho poraon
Of James H: Fleming, printer employed in the
Register Office. He MAS takon with cramp
while bathing. Ills body waB recovered yoBter-
day morning, and was aent in tho evening, to
Gettysburg, pa., where his family roBide. Thls
makes Lie third drowning at South Bond In leas
than two HeekB.
, 1874-06-22

under an apporonnent MAIDS On the baats Of popula
ton and Of wealth shown by tho returnR Of tho
Of 1872 and ovcry aosooiao sroafter organised ehh
on nd ~ H. %
1eges md rancleea now horonfter ba prescribed
by lan IA National Banking axsociht!ons, with the
lilo National nnk aot provided TINT tho wllos amount
Of circulation Withdrawn mud removed from tho nanka
and that s,,ch cronlation Hhnll DO Withdrawn md
redeemed rs slla DO necessary to supply. tic
circulation prorioaly Issued to tho banks In those
Bates having eas tan tlcir npportonmnnt and pro-
vel furllcr tat not more than $30oOo ooo s,tn be
Withdrawn s,.a redeemed, os hsrein ss sssonomp1ate,
Thu title Of tho b is amended to road as follows:
IAN not to fix Tho amount nf unitod Btates notes,
provide for tho rcltatrfs,tlou Of tho National Dank
ctlrrcicy. and for other lalrpoHeH.n
The report 10 eGnea by al tho 1nombera Of tho Cons
mittee
, 1874-06-22
LEGAL.
BANKRUPT NOTICE.
In the District Court OF the United
States for the Eastern D1s-
trict Of Wisconsin,.

tho matter Of tho Oshkosh Manufacturing Company.
SG. o2 Il II pfds
S @ ns n Snsa 1a s
IN Bankruptcy ol the said Bankrupt, w soil II abo
Thutsdsy tho 2sth ay Of Jnnc a. y 1871 at - o'coek
II tho torenoon ot that day st ths otoo at the sad
On ish st1set il fhs Gits q 3sioh aaa state j WI.
oonaln al The hight title and 1ntors. of the snld Bank
rHpt and I'll ths right title and ntcfest o tue un5eE
stas III 's'
fa az Fiji Ward u tho 0Ir ,Sf oslkoab. County
q M!rnebsgY md stats q Wtssons!n 1nd s Dc,
;ss;s ,;s ss 3s':i; e;
tWolys u9. ia Dorraneos ct lt IN blne<
hundred and slovou in sad Fifth Ward fr9s from ~
i ~ ssa's as saa plsos III ssii III III NJ
known the Gotser eparatoE
ssd anS IL s q
tlme and place so at pullo auction to the highest aud
bcst blddHr for Gaah. large AMOUNT .! lanHut rnn.
soaai psoparty ass ID tIe ef
MaOlfnes. 4lso larao number Of Thrsshng MacHlnos
known as thu Geeer Machine. aoms in finished aud
others IN m nnfnta,ed state. ;,
wustarr, aas milwaukee, i 1t. Paul !aways havo sda
tracks running to tho works. Tho buildings Of brok
now aud built In tho 1uoat substantial aud convenient
yn1h, n, HHu1T'q21II}IhN;SSoN.} + + 'q2I}h;SN A..,aaoo,.
FELKEis WE!sDnoD.
, 1874-06-22

Twanty.eight Tonrs TN st. Potef's
Chnir-porulnr EoelillR i'll ROMlos

Twanty.eight Eonrs tn st. Poter's
Chnir-Porular EoelIM8 ill Rome.
New YoaH, June 21.-To-day being the twon-
Pope to tho papaoy, after tho celebration Of the
ordinary morning services In the Catholic
chnrchos throughout tho city. special prayers
we're olforaa for Lila tuturo prosperity and well
faro.
RoME Juno 2l.-As tho multitude wore re-
turning from tho grand Te Denm at vt. poter'a,
the Pope was seen at ono Of the windows OF tho
Vatican. Hundreds Of people waved their hand
korchlef mud some ax-Pontitlcal policemen.
ahouted, "Long live the Pope. our King"
Several arrests wore mado, ana the troops cleared
aud took poBBeBsion OF the Htroot.
Tho Pope. In roply to doputation yesterday,
said ho was confident that God would restore
old and might not live to soo tho day, then to
Aia HlcceaAor.
, 1874-06-22

prop Richmond cotu and oats, prop dube wheat. prop
asya wost and corn, props vanderbilt, hIontsna and
sye Wnas saa sGsn Il eash
veys corn at to. 70 Port Colborne-achr L. ]. Clark
corn at 9Ho.. Total, 49,. Onpaclty about 900 bi
lowing vcaaoa were tskon 10 ioad at MIlwaukeo-9olr
Venom, wlteat, to Kingsqn, on t.; achrs Barker,
Chnnnon aud J. higher, wheat at A. In the atterouu
tho scr Jnfa WAS tsnn for corn to PORT Coiborne ut
iilEw11nxE, Ju.'e 2o-FreIahts on wlsat $40 to
buffalo, and 70 to lowcr lake ports.
! DErno1T, Juna 2o.-ko GnBaKemonta for grain;
rates nominal al Go for whent 10 0awcRo by nail 80 to
BMfno by sail and 3ifo by Ateh,n. -
DAx ctTx, June ao.-Lumabor to Tonawanda at $2.o0
per IN. Salt to Chicago. l4o Per harraI.
DuErA1.o, Juno 2O.--No onHagenicntu reported,
GLEyEL4ND, June 20--No charters for upper lake
porta for tho past day or two.
; ToLErn, June 2D.-Erotghts dull and UNCHANGED.
No charters TO note.