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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-04-12
OUR NEW YORK LETTER.
A Cheerful Frenchm n-POlIticsI-Beeehe -
Lotteries.
New YORK, April Z, 1877.


Correspondence of the Grant County HERALD.
A Cheerful Frenchman.
A Frenchman named Pe!letier,
who sent bis wife to New York
year or two ago to take care OF her.
self, came over after her three weeks
ago. Mons. PeIletier joined her, and
found her living in comfort, she hav-
ing established very fair connec-
ton as a seamstress. But the gene
tleman fancied that she had not been
as faithful to him, since her arrival
in New York, as he could wish, and
some gossips in the English borhead
added fuel to his jealous flame, and
be proceeded to arrange matters in
decided French way. He bound her
on a sofa in her room, and heated a
poker to a white heat, with the pur>
pose. of branding her, but he changed
his mind. He procured a quantity
of snlphuric acid, and smeared one
side of her face, burning it in such
manner that she is disfgured for life.
The woman screamed but there was
no ons to hear her, and the fiend
completed his work. When he had
finished he remarked to her that be
had marked be so that she would
never have any more lovers, and
walked away and has not yet been
found. The woman was very pretty
and those who know her best say
that she was exceptionally honest
and true to the beast who so cruelty
marked her. Mons. Pelletier ought
to be tried by jury of women.
Political.
The Bourbon Democracy are max.
ing tremendous effort to stem the
popular tide, and keep up the feeling
that has unfortunately existed for
fifteen years. The support that is
being given to the policy of the
President, by the southern Democ-
racy, alarms the Bourbons. What
they are afraid of is that the South
will rally to the support of Hayes TO
an extent that will give the Repub.
leans the control of the House, and
make the nucleus Of white Repub
can party in the South. When this
happens down goes the Democracy,
for if Hayes can divide them in the
South, on something besides the
color line, there is an end of trouble.
| predict that it will be done. The
South has been made the tool of the
Northern Democracy, aud m ay
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-04-12
you more'D a minute to look at it, says

you more'n minute to look at it, say
James.
'Tain't nothin,' says they, and we
hain't no time to bother
'Why did he not send it directly to
the Patent Office 2 inquired Kate,
who was much amused with his sto-
ry.
why didn't he He knew what he
was about, James Henry did. But
where was ! ? Oh recollect. faint
nothing SEE they, 'we hain't no time
to bother with it.
James Henry was mad, hut he
didn't say nothing, only turns around
as perlite as you please. and SEE:
"Good day, gentlemen sirs,' and
walks off.
'He made up his mind TO go to En-
gland and see Victory. You see he
heard what nice woman she was,
so be jest packed up and took the
train for England. When he got
there, as it happened, Victory was
awalkin' in the garden. Now you
know women is dreadful Gurus. So
she sees the machine under his arm
and asked him what it was.
'He explained it all out, and she
was so took with it that she paid
him $4,000 for it, and now she
wants him to live in England, but |
don't know, said Martin, with laud
able candor, whether he will or not.
Kate smiled at the conclusion, but
was Gurus enough to ask Mr.. Grey
the next time she saw him
whats this [ hear about James
Arnold's going to Europe 2
Mr.. Grey laughed heartily.
$50 you have heard that little ro-
nance. He has not gone to Europe
'Then it is oil untrue, said Kate.
Not at ALL be replied. He has
invented machine-just what, !
cannot say, know SO little about
such things; but it IS patented and
highly spoken of. In fact, suppose
our friend is on the road to fortune.
He deserves success, for he has per-
severed under difficulties that would
have discouraged almost any other.
Only to think; at 20 he could scarce
ly read or. spell, and at &c he is a
graduate of college and o successful
inventor.
is it possible ? cried Kate.
Certainly. No one has been in
formed except bis mother and N.Y.
self, for l suspected he wished to as
tonish some one by his success and
the good minister smiled upon Kate.
1T seems to me | have letter for
you,' said he, searching slowly in his
pocket. ooh, yes, | thought | was
not mistaken
Kate took it, trying to look unem-
barrassed, but succeeded poorly.
Mr.. Grey excused himself soon af-
ter, and Kate perused her letter. 1t
ran thus
4 have learned to spell Kate. l
learned to love Kate long ago. May
| come and tell how much p
JAMES II. ARNOLD
And she answered:
IF you have learned to spell Kate,
come and read Kate
He came and found it decidedly
pleasant reading, and Kate did not
find it difficult to love the tall, digni>
fed gentleman, who but for her might
never have known how 10 spell.
Martin said he 'oilers 'spicioned
there was some misunderstanding
tween 'em,' and the neighbors said
they knew, and always said that
James Henry Arnold was a genius.
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A CORRESPONDENT of the GAINESVILLE
Gazette advocates the manufacture Of
starch or farina, from potatoes, and
without doubt the question whether it
could not be made profitable is worth
investigation. He says;
To manufacture potatoes into flour,
starch or farina, requires but little
machinery and of cheap construction.
England alone wants 100000 tons of
potato farina per year.
The average price at Liverpool for
the past twenty-five years has been
800 per ton.
1t will take four tons of potatoes to
mako a ton of starch. An ordinary
yield per acre of potatoes would be
six tons, or one and half tons OF
starch. 1t is said that the machinery
is exceedingly simple, and the work
can be done by ordinary farm hands,
aud will give employment for the win
ter months. Potato farina is used for
starch, equally in calico printing to
that of wheat, corn, rice, sage or any
OLnCI IAEiudCcOuS SuO5bauSCs
The demand for potato starch in
foreign countries is increasing. Po-
tatoes surpass in yield per acre any
other known product, in the manufac-
ture of farina and as the crop does
not impoverish the soil like wheat,
barley and corn, why not produce
more of the crop?
1t is claimed that the product OF an
acre of wheat delivered in Liverpool
will realize $40 to $40. The product
of an acre ofpotatoes made into starch
would be from 500 to 5000. And it
is said that three hands can manufac-
ture three tons of potatoes into flour
per day. This may be high esti-
mate, bat who is the man that will
investigate this question, and start
the first potato factory in GAINESVILLE.
n. ROSE,
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vAKFR SURGEON DENTIST, BLOOM
lfgton wis All work in the dental line Done IN
+be hest manner and warranted.
OPrE CooMEs, DENTIST. BosC0BEL, Wis
Id 'omraoyer Sawyer Fayors store Can pc ionhq
51.;nty hnursfrom A. NJ till5 2. NJ. oV-i
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ANIMAL advertisements payable qaaftstiy' a@ui
feses set to double column Is Per cent
q xtra. , - mar aunum Each
extra line 81. - soscriled. 81. 80 for
weeks Each additional animal descttoeu ." '"-A
nscil notice. and business notices IN news ayps
n ts rer line first insertion cents per ihe each
Sh9sg a reared for transient advertseme
-,,s;ss,oI1ers' Notices Attachment Notices ana Is
tr,y Notices (of animals taken up -, ,ea.1v
f.kipds Of job Prir ting promptly anu H7a''
at,,+ed Terms Cash, on delivery Of ~oi~'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-04-12

rVUNpUREyA CLARKE, BANKERS BLOOMING
Ii ton. Wis Buy and sell Gold and Government n.
Bopdsana Eastern Exchange. CIV "
- -, .aiIertioua AT ALI points aud the payment OF
-. rsa,ositsr ecai we'd ard loans negotiated Al
ysnessmaie uponapproved securities interest," AZ ~
Al deposits at best current rates 49,
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Hotels.

nuELPsHoUsE, IRA II. BELLOWS, PRoPkIEitoahn
| Lancaster. Wis Having furnished the new three
to-yErirk hotel on the old hotel corner, am pre-
.,are1 to accommodate guests reasonably. Rooms
we'll furnished aud tableweil supplied, A~plee 90
III 4 accommodations.
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-AUcIiOneeT

XET RATEMAN LICENSED AUCTI0NEER 10.
wv Gated al North Andover, Grant Co. Terms reas
nahse 7omlee
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I5TRsT NATIONAL BANK OF BOsCoBEL, GRANT
L Co Wis. John II. sarles, Pres geo; r. hi MI
- 1 Prss. Miles ID. Tillotson, Cashier me
"nIv National Bank in the County Transsets
geaeral Banking Business Deposits received anu
tion Draws direct upon the principal cities OF En-
rope.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-04-12

HODGES & Co, BANKERS AND DEALEks
in Exchange and Government SECURITIES; fl ti
yiie Wis Particular attention given 70 Collectlons
,n5 yroceed prompt y emitted on day oil payment
refer to Henry CIews Co. N IL. Edgert3 n l,
second NN' 1912
Galena.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-04-12

T0uN JONES. JR.. BR0DTyILLE, GRANT a HOoHI
). ~. wis, Notary Public and conveyaneeT' ant for
Collecting agent. Also Special Ite4s"iS Ped6lars
state Of Wisconsin, 10 whom Ha"AerS anu 92-I5ly
.hcuId apply for State License.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-04-12

C,vo " RyLAND. BANKER, LANCASTER, WIS.
nsnasits received Foreign and domestic exchange e,
ooId and United States bonds bought and sola.
Innna negotiated and COLLECTIONS ate nded %.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-04-12

nusHNELL2 CLARK. ATTORNEYS AND CoJN,
ID sellers al Law General Coilectionaao h@nu * 10
Lancaster. v isc0nsin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-04-12

r ANCAsTER HOUSE, h. LIsHERNEss, PRoPRilE-
| - Tancaster Wis. (Successor to c j. Hyde. l.
- t41,ss mas been re-farnished throughout no
Mains spared or the accommodating guests Lanle
vel iproNl'en' ot'oi7 1912
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Masonic.

h NNNAc IN LNuEa, 40. 20 + . q =
the aud s. Saturday Of each month. at = p m
Il + BALDWIN. sec JOHN C. CLARK Master.
January. 1877 S4-44.
CNRANT CHApTER, REGULAR CoNVoC ATOMS
u Of rant Chapter, No. p, Of r. A. NJ, Lancaster
"a ana 4th Tuesday Of each month.
q A. BARBAR, See'y. 52mlOl q. L. BUD, H. 7.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-04-12

,,.>sIoy uoUsE. LANCASTER, WIS. MARY
VI I'VE { SON. propriators The Mansion House is
enr rented ana rofurnished for the better 9
nience Of the travelling pubic.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-04-12
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Agemts.

-, 80 :, ia q gyERALCoLL ECTIEG AGEN9
~ conveyance, Patch Grove Wis, 90 4
. artfy attended to. Reference gwen. =
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----,--gI,nooKe GENERAL COLLECTING AdENI
Ess 1t,,vSyapoer bloomington, Wis, IitlesnYes
fpated and perfected. Collections promptly al
p $1,000 given when desired.
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pARBER i CLEMENTsON, ATTORNEYS AND AND
Is Councillors 1t Law Lancaster Wis
IN sf,e courts: will buy and sell lands, pay TAX
49, an lam! patents bounties pensions anu oths sp
81 aims against the Government
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Attorneys

HAZELTON PROvIs,
Attorneys and Counselor - oil state
"a Law Practice in United states anu az 80
tarrts. General collection and rel estate agents
once II Wisconsin Avenue. Boscobei, Wa
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Advertising Rates.

Ccr,ns $500 Per Annurn.
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4 RCHIE ". BELL, ATTORNEY AT Il Law , AND
Il General Collecting Agency. once IN aShD u a5 -
ttt,,ct u,f,-st. PlatteviIIe Grant Co, Wis 81
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-04-12

CoTgREN 4 WILSON, ATT0RNEYAND COUN-,
.eiEors at Law Boscobe. Wis., viii pracucS IA a..
49,, n Csurts and In he United States Courts
10. coli ectfons and transact business promptly;
os;. sser Ritter 4 nnbbelt's hardware store S4-@z
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C,ANuEL MERRICK, ATTORNEY AND CoUH NJ III |
- i,r Law. FairpIay Grant Co, Wis. 9O-oz
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xXTARDEN ANDERSON, ATTORNEY AND CoON
= laias rad make collections promptly.
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Ban KS.

ysrM.E.&GEo. n. CARTER. ATTORNEYS AT Law Lay,
w plattevlle Wis Practice in all the CourtsoIthe
state once over Hodges McCarn's Bank. 3l-4
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ment he owes his installation. If he
were q strong man like Mr.. Tilden and
more eminent than any Of his immediate
supporters, and if he commanded a ma
jority in Congress. he might possibly be
able to carry out some of the reforms
imperaiiyely demanded by pointed dc
cency and public opinion; and. having
no hope ofre election. he might prefer
his own honor and fame to the interests
Of faction. But he has little personal
weight, and he Is without influence 10
the new Congress. He could effect
nothing without the assent Of the Senate
whose approval Is necessary to confirm
every oEcial appointment, and whose
interests are closely bound up with the
present system of corrupt patronage
and official pcculation. His party will
have very narrow majority in the
Senate, liable to fail them at a critical
juncture, or to be turned into amlnority
by two or three accidental vacancies. In
the House the Democrats have major
ity almost as narrow and precarious. To
a strong President, with an undisputed
t tie, the ieebleness Of Congress might
give opportunities Of vigorous indepen-
de~t action. A man like Mr.. Hayes,
conscious Of defective title and devoid
Of popular support. will be all the
weaker because he can find no strength
in eithsr branch Of the Legislatures
Happily, the real administration Of pub
lie business, the protection Of life and
and that legislation which is
necessary to the practical welfare of the
people, is in the hands of the States.
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NOBODY need grieye for Mr.. TILDEN.
He fought against one hundred thousand
oficehollers, the intrenchcf Rings Of
the Republican panty, and the millions
of money at their command; he was as
sailed with violence and followed with
lies; the army was used against him, and
the negroes were rallied to the aid Of the
fraudulent party. But tie people gave
him a handsome majority ofthe kIector
al Colleges, two hundred and fifty thou
sanl majority d all tn votes, and one
million mgori'y efthe rhie rates.
triuml hantly electing him their Presi-
dent. Surely there IS 10 cause for
mourning in this but FOR lcjoicing at 50
complete victory and 50 great a vindi
cation ofpopnIar suffrage. The mourn,
ing should Lc because the minority sue
cecded by fraud in depriying him of his
office, and that all men, Of whateye r
party, who pretend to respect justice
and equity do not feel themselves out
ragged by such result.
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TN PROBATE HanIfouoc Comfy
Court
In the matter of the estate of Matthias Hnilicka

In the matter OF the estate OF Matthias Hnilicka
deceased.
On reading and fling the petition Of Wenzil
Hpicka, Of Co9perstnwE,in said county one Of the
heirs of said deceased. representing among other
things that there was mistake made in the trans
latiOn OF the last will and testament OF said de-
ceased. when said last VIII and testament was adj
United 10 Probate in said county. and that there
were certain other mistakes and irregularities in
the record IN said matter in ~aid Court; and pray
ing that an order be made by IHS Cont aul huriZ-
Ing aud empowering this Court 10 amend and per
feet the records OF proceeding IN the above entitled
matter. III such manner may be necessary 20
make the records o! preceding IN said matter con
form to the tTulh. Therefore il Is ordered that
said application be heard before me Al the Probate
Office iD the city Of Mautowcc in said county. on
the I'd day OF April, lo.T, at 10 O'Clock in the fore
noon. And il i further ordered that notice shall
he given all persons Interested in said matter Of
the time and place OF hedTinE said petition. by
publication in the ManitoWoc Pilot. newspaper
printed in said comfy. for three successive weeks,
one each week, prior TO tie time ot such tearing
By the Court: It. O. OLAiSTED.
County J Hdgsa.
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What Ionic Newspaper Has to SAY
Aboui the Fraudulent President.

;, I'm vac L''a'" S'aod'rd.
r. ''ay'7 s,'''eFamaat mastaimost
certainty '' weak a1' can ha.diy be
So. -, : ',.''',l' ! man 81 honorable
- '''H e''''','2 aa'eee"entS' 6nt
~ I',','! IA me IN
- ''''' nave '''<e'' "'m I power,
IS o"'s ever '"'"E Y the worst means,
uSeu y Ine least Serapuions and least
respected leaders # his pariy--to men
,N' iNei'o44, Packard, Aoses, Chainoer-
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In the matter of the estate OF John Hoge deceased
On reading and cling the petition Of Augustina
H0-" OF Maple Grove, presenting among o. her
thia-- that John II e. Ia of Maple Grove. died
iHte>tatc LEAKING ~. cH3tTe', and estate within
laIs STATE. and thai he said petitioners the widow
OF said deceased and PRAYING that administration
j. ordered that said petition be heard before the
jude OF this Court ON Monpay, the % day of
Apl' ID. Ia, at II o clock q. m, at my Office in
said comfy
Ordered further thHt notice thereof be given to
the hci.s of SAID deceased. and to all persons Ing
trrceled by pubii hing a copy al this order Tor
three successive weeks prior 10 said day OF hcaFiTg
ia the AtaHiJawoC Pilot. o weekly newspaper pub
l.shed at MauiiowoC in said Cous ".
T. g. U!NSTED. County JGG &c.
Dated, Manitowoc, the 4 Ii day OF March \. D.
u q,Iw3
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IL E.manitowoc County
In he matter Of the estate Of Henry Clnsen de

In the matter OF the estate Of Henry Clusen de-
ceased.
tH reading and fling the potion Of sally Clusen
Of ko--uth OF NanitoN &C County Wis representing
among other things that Henry Cluseu late of said
county on the 81 day OF January \. D. 1877 al
goods chattel- and estate within This state Of Wis
coil~in and that the said petitioner i he id0w
OF said deceased, and prayiuC that administration
ordered that said petition be heard before the judge
If tEis COdTt on Monday, the 9Th day Of April -
D.. lsI7, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Ut my Office in said
county.
Ordered further that notice thereof be given to
the heirs gf said deceased. and TO all persons ia
terested, by publishing copy Of this order tor
three successive weeks prior 10 said day ofheaTiGg
in The NaniiowOc Pilot weekly newspaper pub
lished al the city Of Aauit0Wuc ia said county.
T. G. 0LMSTED, County Judge
Dated NanitOwoc, the i+,h Gay of March, 4. ID
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THURSDAY. MARCH -, 16.7.

The Vice President Is to be one Of the
Cabinet lie IS to occupy more prom
nent position than heretofore in the work
Of the administration. lie is to aid the
President in cabinet councils and to
share somewhat IN executive duties and
responsibilities.
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~ saosArE- nansso.roc county

In the matter Of the estate OF And, IS Ruemer
deceased.
On reading aud fling the petition IF Henry
Scherer 81 Mauit9woC FcPFe~entEng among other
things that An6Feas REener late Of keskiand -
daEe unknown 10 said petitioner di IN estate
leaving zoes. chafte- ana estate Vithin this Staft
and that ihe said petitioner i . creditor OF said
deceased and praying that administration of said
esfa @ Ire Christian r. HazeHow granted. il i
ordered that >zid petition DC head before the
Jude OF this Court. n Monday. the Isih day 81
April i. d. 1-z7, II ten clock A NJ II my Office
IN said cpuHfE-
Ordered urtber. that notice theTeofFe given to
he heir. OF said deceased, and 10 all persons in
trrested hy publishing copy oC this order for
three successive s.Cel~ prior TO said dsy Of hearing
I'm Tie hIauitawoc Plot a weekly ucwsp2 Pcr pub
Iished at M4uifoH &C in said cuuaiy-
f g. DLN> Ed, County Judge
Dated the ith day Of March \. D. 1871.
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ADMINISTRATIVE SALE.
y PROBATE rsan;t,woc e-cu,,,y

In he matter of the estate OF Lemuel P Nichols
No,ic2 is hereby given. tibet BY virtue and f.
PURSUANCE oi an Order OF License made II, s.if
matter. on ,itc llih day at rpteMbur, a p. IS;5
bE iic county Court Of said Ccu.ry The puGrr.
ieaoIS lElu ~ said county dee. .~td viii on M.
day Tue ,h day or April. \. D. lS11 at ten o'cIucI,
~ me ~ said DAY. az the Office OF the Comfy
JNu-t Ia ihe cay Of MuUitowuc. in said county.
ouyT .gI sa.v- at public NcuGue. the GlIIogfIi,
described lands, toH,it: The east half i the soriE
wet one quarter q. section number one IA la,,n-
snap II hotrth north a,rSu-c number l,eciy one
east cot9Hin- c.aty acres Of iatG D.. fl tA, same
more or less, situate lyirc and being In said
The terms or sale 10 he u cash pay,1c,.t an a.
lin ~ &! administrators decd
HANNAH NICHOLS.
Atmiui-tFaiCix.
d. 1871. Gtt o. ~
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countrl

There Is constant effort 10 create
bad blood between France and Germany
The report that Germany would object
to the extensive fertilization going on in
France has not beea confirmed, and
could scarcely be serious, unless Bis.
marck wishes to promulgatc the doctrine
that France is under a German protect
crate. 1t will obviously be easy for
France on some occasion Of this Kind to
bid defiance to Germany. as the latter
country Is not likely to 90 to war on the
ground that France is preparing for war.
The emperor has excluded from the
Reichsland, as Alsace and lorraine arc
called, all that formerly served il the
French army They must accept Ger
man nationality at once or remove. and
this order IS said to affect 5000 families
The deputies from these provinces are
sitting in the German Parliament. and
are not carpet bag-ers, but natives
u. Besancon, deputy from Metz. de
scrited the ruinous state Of affairs in his
constituency, during tie budget debate.
this week, aud asked eel government
for Alsace aud Lorraine -Reppliicaa