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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-06
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Office ber Gazette .
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10. Az Raiuifrabe, ,wif@en 4. .. &
len; mad teiner Reinuns ieisn senus as.
3ei&eu fur bas @isberauFeben bes 9ss.
bels porbanbeu.
@raf @ranpiue ftimmten benz Bel; No.
mentli& in amerita ieisn in 5oIse Der aus.
se3ei&neten @rnte ansei@en flr ein @ies
beraui1ebe bes 6anbels beuertbar; es
boffe Der 6anbeI warbe wieber In fei,e
frabere bIabenbs Gage ,uradtebren. Gr
besIidwani9te 9orb BeaconsfieIb pessRs
ieiuer beRimmten 3uradueiiuns trissri,
i9er 9silmittel. gateman's antras purAe
abselebnt.
&uBIanb.
ct. Yetersbura 80. NpriI. Sn.
Orenburs am l1ral wdtbets am Wontae
u. Dienifas cine usrbsersnoe Geuersbruaff,
wsl@e ben 9aupttbeiI Der Stabt In Mi9e.
Ieste. l1eber bic 5dIfte Der Beu0lteraus
1T obne Sbba9 unb Rubruns. Cine Asa
aabl 2sute usrunslidieu BEL benz 8ran6e.
Die 6susrsbruuf III tas Bsrt poIitif9er
lln3ufrisbeuer, uslde sablrsi9 mad Oren.
burg perbaunt wurben.-Oas an Der @oIaa
bsIeseue Dorf @ruti3snto if uoufadnbie
abssbrannt. - Na9 elmer Wittbsiluna bss
Solos beabR@tist man, i'm 2aufe bes
Sommsrs $4,000 @efuusene nit ibrsa
5au.iIisn uon Nfousorob nod Sibirien IN
bef6rbern.
2onbon, 80. GpriI. Bie nod Berlin
absr Daridau semslOst Nib. wsrbsn ia4
ct. Yetersburs tdsli9 Somben in bic
StruBen sei@leubert. GiumaI mar baron
bic @ebe, bab Der @robfarif EbrOnfOlssr
gum Rssentsn ernannt usrSeu folIte.
Yaris, l. Mai. Tir bic neuli&e
Reiie bes g,aren na@ 9iuabia wurben bic
auFdQisifsn gorfi9tsmaBrsssIn sstroFen.
2dnss Der sausen BabnIinie waren Ba9e1
aufsefsut; Der 8ertsbr auf Der 8aba
purbe einsefeat unb Der 3utritt gu ber d,
Babnfrede i&ou Sieruubswausis Stunbea
por benz Nbsans bss tuii~Ii4en s8uss&
unteriast. ...,...
Berlin, l. Mai. Der G3ar uirb ber-
soIbeueu 5o@Ieit bes beuti4en Raiierpaas
res bsiwobnsu unb am ls. Suui na9 st.
Petersburs 3uridtebreu.
Orenbura l. Mai. Die iansif
bier itattsebabte uerbeerenbe GeuersbrunR
iou bur@ gea&ldiiisteit ~ ueruria9t wsrs
ben iein. 94s Bobnbduier, Noi@ee. 4
@ibIen, 2s2 Dertfdtten, msbrere Ebesr.,
2oblens unb 6oI,banbIunsen. bsr 5leii3s
MART. Der Tru&tmartt, bic 5rauen:Eurns
anifaIt, bas glubbaus, bic goIi,siwa@e
unb bas @sri@tssebdube wurben nod aus
Fer ben in Der seitriseu Dspei@e erwdbnteR
@ebdubsn Elm Raub Der GIammeu. Ser
Gsar bat 10, 900 RubeI 3ur r1nterifisuns
bsr Rotbleibeuben beisetraseu.
AH"o00, zs' "Pe". O!e Oa'sas'a
l@e seo'a0'en.Se'lamm'u"s 9a' 9ea'e s"s'
F'mm's oe" pssnae" "'er0"oe9 DON car
fsnoess gum Sa3Fe" %" 0a'so''e" ses
pdblt.
D.s o.,'Asss" ", m:s.s ~. oa',a. GI. ~. ~.
t"Ia~ s"o 'a.s. S o'lS'a s'".". M
"s'.se f'"s aou'U'aI'' S.S t'"s ~ ~
~" 0D 49, s Is -" . s....,..s:s...- L
tnr S." h,ro.r;,h., qhror oufo.f,,ut r,r,
hen Giuioe @rosmd&te t1nuteu oeoen
Ri. gsobI bss griu,en @albemar Giufprash
.rb.beu uub grin, Saeus ware ,u alt.
e,arouf mdblte bic Weriammluua eiuiim,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-06

tationeu Der uerf@iebenen g6Iter Defer.
rei9s, bic Wertreter Der Ranfte, @ewerbe,
bes 9anbeIs, bsr a,iftotratie bes abeIs u.
bes @elbes erf&tenen, wdbrenb bie luters
tbaneu bes beIiebten 9erri&ers, NIT seriu'
gen ausnabmen, BEN aatierpaare ibre
@ladwani@e wibmsten. am brauHolsen.
ben Sonntas beweste f7& Elm Jeitsus bur4
bic Straben Dieus, pie bic Raiisriiabt
nod teineu iab: cine srobartise DarffeI'
lung bebeuteuber greisniTe Der aItsa &C.
perbe unb @ilben, Der Rinite u. I. 70.
Die 3abl Der GbeiInsbmer mar breibis
Eauienb nit mebrereu taufenb pferben.
8ir werben uuiern 2eiern ipdter Mebreres
unb Ndberes aber bic Jeier mittbeilen.
Dieiett bic europdif@en gldtter
beri&ten, 1T tarsIi@ aud Elm Ausriii auf
bas aeben bes Sirifeu MiIan uon Serbien
sema@t worben. Weit ieiner @emablin u.
bew GbrOnfoIser bate er uesen bes nils
ben glima's aufentbaIt In Nii9 senoms
men. am 8. ApriI ma@te Der 5arif iei:
neu sewSbnIi@su Spasiersuus in BesIei'
tuns eines Aeiutanten. 4uf benz @ese
pom &onat paifrte e. bic StraBe, In weIs
der ft9 tie S9ule beiintet. Ser Garit
unb iein Bssleitsr uaren taum an benz
S@uIsebdube uorbeisetommen, aIs Elm
ftarter 3nau srt6nte unb wenise S9ritte
uon ibnen bi&te Staub' uno &au@wolten
fi& pom Der Strabe abbobsn. Cine Yes
tarbe mar seplast, uub tie Splitter bers
ielben perlesten ben Abiutauten bes Tars
fen, ,udbrenb bieier ieIbft unueriebrt bIieb.
Das @ei&ob mar mad benz @ufer ber
frana0fi&en 6SQenmai&iuen auf bic
Strabe selest unb NIT einer Grbi@i&te
aberbsdt worbeu. NatarIi3 mutbmaBt
man, bab bier sin woblseplantes attentat
uorIas. benz ber 5arff nit tuupper Notb
eutsins. 49,
StaIien n i@sinen f9 iinfaere DoI:
ten am 6ori3onte 3uiammsusu,isbtu. l1ms
ionif fat @aribaIbi, ber alte geurr, feline
9ieseniaieI ui@t uerla1en. Ct prebist felt
ieiuem gin3use In Nom Gag far Gag un'
ter ben ausen Der Resieruus bic OffenRe
@suoIution, forbsrt bic Staliener anf, bic
Daffeu su ersreifen far bic Befreiuns bes
nod unerIdReu StaIiens, womit er aussn'
i9etnIi& bas ,u Oeiferrei@ seb6renbe
Grsntino (Sabtiro) uub Sitrieu meint.
Die .@ssieruns, Iauter Spbisete ber 0eeuo'
luton, Rnb wabri&eiuIi@ ni&t sewilt ben
rotbbembisen S&reier sur @ube 3u uerwei'
fen unb besauftisen eber bic tolIe asitation,
aIs Sab Re bieieIbe bsmmen. Bas tam'
inert bic 6erren ben bem &6uis seleiiteteu
Ereusib. BON gapour, ibrem 2ebrmeiRer,
baben Re ben Sat aufiteIeu b6ren, man
mafe bei benz Dert ber ginisuns Stalieus
bic Moral auf bic Seite ieseu. @arum
louen lte n'@s i0tll@re''en I'M ge'Fe OCT
0eoo1at'on w'e VT Me'rerf wso9e" aa@
bie Heri4te aus bsm Vatitan ionit un3us
oer'aBts letn' l0o's! erl9e'ns oeB'a!o oo9
slaubwarbis. bab ber HaYit eiueu ansriff
anI pen va''eaa 90" Seuea OCT MoO!'ose"
ostar@fet une oet aasmaTa9en "es'erun'
sen-wasrl@em''@ Osfsrrs'@ sne Spa'
,sse'l - anfraste, % e. tn etr'eu lol@en
taue aaf '9ren S@us rsanen tonne.
Soute q oaas sommen' 10 mare s'n .Sa!'
tsrtampf. NIT Ua9enstten terf's. Der 70
lanse betar@tete aassmetns euTepd'l@e
xrtss mare oa. Aesr aa@ etn "nsr'ff aaf
ben Hrenttno oosr Slfr'en le'tens Der sart'
eaNtl@en Stotssn pasee e'n Rr,es na@
tt@ tsssn. usnn Stal'en n'@' oor9er pens
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-06

Anrtsen fit pienies, 2ctterien, @lidsNtG6
It,, als bem @siae her tatb. 3ir&s auptesy, r..
ben ieine Aufnabme. =. I'd.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-06

Nue an3eisen ienbe man ipdteRsnD
@outaa Nuraen Elm. 49,.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-06
$reise der 9azeiges.
&sti3ea.

untsr S 3stIsn 8resier perbsn nidt ansrns0.
msn. gar isse 3eile 4rsster Sber bersn &a.D
eaa,1. Ral 10 &ts bic n6&Ren Nale S Gsalo
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-06

1eratbs- unb 1obesanseisea nit Sps14
$3.50, obne Sprue 500.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-06

ansuxrtes an,dsen maHen ssrauste,aslt pesea.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-01-16

You many counties of land which can
be farmed by the square acre and not
on both sides of an acre as said !
saw in parts Of Iowa west and south
of Dubuque, and in Wisconsin also.
am well aware that there are some
fine farming lands IN both states, but
they are too high for scalawags like
myself and thousands of others to
own, unless they suck the hind teat
for years, and then not get it Here
you can leave the hind teat, and be a
man among men and get good home
for living on 1t few years In the
middle end western part of Kansas,
where am acquainted most, there is
no sickness and but few deaths, with
few grave yards as yet. They say if
they want to start grave yard they
have to shoot q man, and sometimes
they shoot several times before he is
fit for burial. The HERALD please
insert this scalawag's idea of Kansas.
Very Respectfully,
Your old Friend,
DOUGLAS OLIVER
W.,A.n v,,..C. r.. ,a-a
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-01-16
Consumption Cured.

An Old physician, retired from practice lray.
ing mad placed in his hands by an East India
missionary the formula of a simple vegetable
leihedy, Tor the speedy and permanent cure
VI consumption, bronchitis, catarrh, asthma,
and all throat and lung affections. also ! nos;'
tive and radical cure for nervous debility and
all nervous complaints. after having tested
It's wonderful curative powers in thousands of
case has felt it his duty 70 make it known to
MS suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive
ana desire to relieve human suffering, will
send, free of charge. to all who desire il. this
recipe, with full directions for preparing and
using IN srman. French or English. Sent by
mail by addressing with stamp, naming this
paper. w. w. Sherar, i49 Powers Block
Rochester, New York. IOWA
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-01-16


Mr.. GEO. MARSH, editor of the
Sheboygan Herald, is in Madison
publishing daily edition in the in
terest OF Senator Howe. The Madi-
son Journal charges that Hon Horace
Rublee is its chief editor. M. Rub'ee
was the former associate of Mr. At
wood and edited the State Journal
when it was an influential, respected
and ably edited paper, but now the
Journal makes comparisons of him
that are disgrace to respectable
journalism. One would not have
thought Mr.. Atwood capable Of any.
thing so low, but when man will
permit his name and his talents to be
used in the interest of such a mac as
K. W. Reyes for the dignifed and
honorable position of United States
Senator, there is no knowing what
ignominous depth he NAV measure.
The journal berates the Sheboygan
Herald as Howe personal ORG n"
There was time when the te
Journal was regarded as a SIT. g.
publican paper. 1t is now 4lIa6 ~
ReyeS "personal organ" 1t no ~
ger deserves distinction as Rep IL
can paper or as State paper. l is
the organ OF man who has specially
championed nearly every "stea" lat
has come before the Legislature in
the last twenty years, whether origin
ating III tho behalf of corrupt Demo-
Gratis or corrupt Republicans the
man who has been Republican when
necessary to be one to hold on to the
Postoflice, aud who was a johnson
Democrat when it was necessary to
be one TO hold that office the man
who has been the special friend al
ways OF the corrupt men who have
applied for and obtained appoint
ments, and whose greatest energies
have been devoted to keeping villains
(his friends) ont of the pentent airy.
Shame, Mr.. Atwood After the OPP
portuuities the Republicans of Wis.
consin have given you to acquire
wealth, to establish great journal,
to become its distinguished edi or
then to put your journal to such I'M
becoming uses; shame
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-01-16
Taken Up.-Heifer.

Taken up about Dee L, 1875 by A. T. Grie,t
In the town OF yalusing stray heifer supposed 10
be two years old last corn planting time in The
afternoon, marked with knot hole tho side Of orr
ear supposed to have been made with q wad cutter.
and white spot In the face, another white ppot on
tne aooomen about the size Of a small sheep skin
white spot on each Of the latter pedal extremtjos
near the ground (wheu the animal is erect about the
size OF Kentucky biscuit. The end of her narrative
looks as though IL had been dipped In bucket OF
whitewash The remainder Of the critter above
mentioned is the same c. lor as a red cnw 4sute
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-01-16
Money Saved is as Good as Monep
Earned

Harpers Magazine is 81 year, the HeRA.p
"a ! advance sl.5O; yet we win give both for
Weekly Harptr's Bazaar.
Scrioner's Monthly is "a year. We will
give it and the HERALD for S4.75.
!, 81. Nicholas, the greatest boys magszine in
tne world, is IS year. We will give It and
the HERALD for 81. lu
Lippincott's beautiful Monthly is $4-with
the HERALD. $4,75.
The Chicago Weekly Journal TIE best fam;.
y, news and market paper u Chicago with
the HEsALn. $3.50. WIN
for $3.o0 r'0 HERALD
ANY other leading publication with the HER.
AID, at reduced rates.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-01-16
NEBRASKA E 4! ]! !! b: 8 } !:
Eastern part OF the State Of Nebraska .IOo 600
acres OF Land, which is offered on Ten Years Credit
a. the low rate Of Six per Cent Int Send To Land
s! :s: !: Pk I! j / Rec
Or. T. NJ. YOUNG, Glen Haven, Wis.
GOOD FARMS FOR SALE

Ten minutes walk from Courthouse on
nam roads leading north and northeast from
me city, one containing about los and the
other about SIS acres. Convenient TO high
and graded school. Good buildings, abuu-
dance of water. timber, fruit, etc. Will be
sold separately or together, or ir fractional
parts o. either. Also if desired, farm ma
chincry, teams, etc, sufficient for uses of
farms, very low.
For terms, etc., enquire of the subscriber
on the premises. T. NJ. BARBER.
Lancaster. Oct. 10th, 1875.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-01-16
EDWARD POLLOCK, Editor.
- -
GRANT COUNTY did not aget

GRANT COUNTY did not "get a
SIN eli" is the way they tell The rows
from Madison. Kelley ran way
ahead of Mr.. Carter as caucus NOM
inee tor Speaker and Knight ran way
ahead Of Mr. Cover for Sergeant at
Arms. However, Grant figures lar
grr than any other county in the
State on the committees. Mr.. Carter
is chairman of the Judiciary commit.
tee ASd Judge Mills is mex. him on
the same, most important Of com.
mittees. Judge Mills is chairman of
the Committee on Claims, the next
most important. Mr.. Brihdly is
member of the COMMITTEES on E5uea-
ton. 10 the senate, Mr.. Hathaway
is first named of committee on State
Affairs.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-01-16
Taken Up-Steer.

Taken up by the subscriber residing in the
town of Glen Haven, Grant County, Wisconsin,
on or about the lst of December 1878. on
land occupied By HIM to wit: on the w of S
OF Sec. 20, town range 5 west, one
dark red steer coming two years old next
spring. The owner is requested TO prove prop
erty, pay charges and take said steer. 43v4#
Dated December 20, 1878. JOHN WOOD.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-01-16

SIR KRYEs's record as Republi.
can is not good.
iTe is no statesman.
He ia incompetent to fill the posi-
ton of U. s. Senator.
Whether guilty or connected" or
not, he is mixed up with all sorts Of
political jobbery, ever since he was a
politician. of which the people SO much
complained, and which has so weak
ened the Republican party.
1t is not Democrats that object to
him. 1t is the "better class" of Re-
publcans.
He cannot successfully aid ReDub.
lican measures if he goes to Wasl ing.
ton he dare not. They have him
tied hand aud foot.
His only known qualification ia his
consuulmate energy in working for his
friendships Conkllns, his Bunker, his
Bulls, his Rindskopfs, his Nunc ma
cheers.
These are the kind of men, gener-
ally, OF those who know him, that are
working for him now--timber ag cnts
and Department clerks, against n NY
OF whom look out for "investieati -
in the future.
Ills natural fellowship is with n
on the look on! for 'jobs."
Pure men are his adherence.
lie gets Burpees out of place and
calls them id fools because taey
are honest, and gets in their pla ees
Conklins who in his estimation re
men of sense because they steal inter-
nal revenue aud give to him to beat
such Republicans as Washbnrn with.
But Keyes's day of success in get
ting appointments is over. The pres.
ent administration does not want
Conklins.
You fool fellows who pretend 10
edit Republican papers in Darlington
aud Dodgeville better get your eyes
open. In telling US we are deceived
you make yourselves ridiculous.
Brush up your intellects- and see
where Won are drifting. Reyes in
the U. S. Senate Good Lord
Neither is it smart to say we SLAM
der The most tangible points we
have raised against Mr.. Keyes have
been studiously concealed by his TIM
Der agents-not even referred to.
They are stains that never will
wash out and lifting him in its arms
will bloody the garments of the Re-
publican party.
SANDER! IT there is creature In
human form that We hate il is the
slanderer. What did Reyes do when
he got Burpee out
He slandered Burpee out and got
Conklin in. AS actions speak louder
than words q just inference is that he
wanted d man in who would cover up
the tracks of the "marauders."
Our motives are pure. We have
,riven nothing bat truth and deeply
regret the honor of the State and the
safety of the Republican party forced
the exposure only partially made.
What we bsye given ought to be
enough. II with oil the facts before
them the Legislature makes Dir.
Keyes Senator, the names OF It's
members will go-whele others have
gone before them.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-01-16


Had the assessment been at actual value the
rate OF taxation would not exceed one per
cent, and the direct state tax, which is less
than onetwelfth of the total tax, would have
been less than ninestenths of a mill to the
dollar.
The entire state tax, direct and indirect, for
the fiscal year ending September so, 1878,
represented by the receipts into the general
fund, amounts to S1,l20,s3fsl. and if levied
upon the taxable property Of the state would
amount TO one and one-tenth mills upon the
dollar, or about one-eighth Of the total tax
paid by the people. The amount is $4,000
less than was received the year before. which,
with the large deficiency existing in the gen.
eral fund January /, 1878, and the expenses
Of the publica ton OF the revised statutes, ao-
counts in part for the increase in the state tax
now being collected. 1t is confidently ex-
pected that this tax viii pay all the expend-
lures of the year 1879 and in addition very
materially reduce, fit does not entirely ex-
tinguisn, the deficiency in the general fund
which has appeared on each first day of Janus
AIRY for several years past,
ESTIMATES.
The secretary Of state estimates that the re.
ceipts for the calendar year 1880 will be S67g,.
1856, IS follows.
From railway $3.50 900 90
From Insurance companies .............. -, geo 90
From miscellaneous sources..-........... bl200 co
From taxes authorized By existing laws. 2o5o2s 66
he estimates the expenditures for the same
period at 1927, So, including SAL $40. 80,
proceeds Of the one-ten.h of mill tax for the
benefit of the State University, which .sas
omitted from the estimates, but is included in
the tax levy for 1879.
These estimates are doubtless as corr ct as
il is possible TO make them. The amounts to
be received from other sources than the direct
state tax may exceed or fall short of the esii-
mates. depending very largely upon the char
acter of the crops and the general condition OF
the country. In my judgment they are more
likely to exceed than fall below the secretary's
estimates, and therefore, unless extraordinary
appropriations are made during the present
session, the levy of state tax of SEAS, 600 in
addition TO taxes now authorized by law, viii
be ample for all purposes. Ny views upon the
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-01-16
FARM FOR SALE.

Any one desiring to buy al, eighty-acre far M
within one and half miles 81 Lancaster.
SIXTY acres improved and the remainder partly
pasture aud partly timber, with story and a
halt house, pretty good stable and other CUT.
buildings and good orchard and small fruits.
al Tor $1,000: may apply to the editor of The
q me property is out Of the reach OF
floods and not in cyclone belt
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-01-16
CHICAGO EVENING JOURNAL.
ANNOUNCEMENT FOR 1879.
A Reliable Local, Political, Com
mercial and General Newspaper.

TIE CHICAGO EVENING JOURNAL. DAILY, and
Tri Weekly commends itself to the Western reading
public for the reasons following:
l. 1t publishes ALL THE NEWS OF THE DAY from ALI
parts Of the country and the world;
2. 1t aims to be faithful exponent fthe interest.
of the people and Of the be st aud sentiment of
local and general politics;
g. 1t apoids scnsationaiisns, and aims be TRUST
in its statements. candid in It's opinions and
CHAN In the character and quality Of its contents;
f. 1t has narrow hobbs and peEer permits in :.
dvdnal prejudices fsctious interests to warp its
judgment to contract its powers of vision as A
watchfui sentinel who Is constantly tho alert for
whatever may give enlightenment happiness or pros
perity to the general public.
I. designs TO be q NEWSPAPER, an the broadcast
and best Of the word; promptly and fully re.
porting all local interest and all market rans
actions giving all The latest general By telegraph
and the mails and making its columns faithful re-
lex of the progress and spirit OF the times at home
and abroad.
SO il has been ; so il will be. We have reason 70
believe that the reading public Of the Northwest
precistes ENrRRPRrsISG CONSCIENTIOUS, CAREFULLY
EDITED NEWSPAPER. We have the most substantial
evidences OF the TACT and in this. our Anrupi An
nouucement, We can ask nothing better aud nothing
more than the same intelligent. spprecativs public
which has given THE JOURNAL its support for so
may years IN the past will contnue TO do in the
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-01-16
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.

felLo'o Citizens Of he Senate and assembly:
We have ample reason to be profoundly
grateful TO Almighty God, for continuance
OF his protecting care over us as people and
as individuals. The state finances are in a
healthy and satisfactory condition, and the
people are far removed from want and suffer,
Ing; but there remains depression in BUSH
ness, and consequent disquietude, which it
IS cur duty not to ignore when considering
questions involving the appropriation and ex-
penditure of the public funds. l therefore in
vite your careful scrutiny into the TRANSACT
tons OF the past, and your efficient co-opera-
ton IN the interests of wise economy for the
future.
The condition of the several funds at the
close OF the fiscal year, with brief statemen.
OF the amounts received and discussed on ac-
count of the
PUBLIC FINANCES,
summarized from the reports of the secretary
OF state and state treasurer, is as follows:
The receipts into the state treasury
during the fscsl year ending SEN
TENDER 20. isls from sources 1851 553 OF
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farn,s for Sale.
Buy 40 Acres.

An improved farm of 40 acres is offered for
sale by the undersigned. Il is situated nearly
one mile southwest of the thrifty village Of
Bloomington, adjoining the old Tracy farm is
wen watered with two good springs. VIII
give all the time wanted on payments.
T. ii CHAMBERS.
Bloomington, Wis, December q, rs. 40tf
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"LIESt BIG LIES ~

Not SO fast my friend for if you would see
the strong. healthy, blooming men, women and
children that have been raised from beds NJ
sickness, suffering and almost death. by the
use OF Hop Bitters, you would say Truth. plo-
rious truth" See Truths in another coIumn
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Strayed-$5 Reward.

STRAY from the subscriber about the 1st OF
October, 1878, from the Jaccs Isan in Sec 49, Town
B. Range 3, west. town of Cassviile. two dark-gray
horse colts, with lsrge bra up on the shoulder
will pay the above reward for th Q delivery to- or
Information left with j. III. Sueclode, at CHseville
Wis, that will lead 70 the recovery Of the same.
...,. HENRY SMITH.
Dated Cassvfiiey December 10, 1878. sltf4e
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These statistics, incomplete as they are,
fully justify all that has been said or claimed
for our agricultural interests, as being the
leading and by far most important industry
Of the state, and indicate that the money a2-
propriated to the state and county agricultural
societies, which have done so much to foster
and develop our agricultural resources, has
served beneficial purpose. | see no good
reason Why the usual appropriation to the
state society should not be made permanent.