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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-07-12
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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-07-12
AMORY DAWSON, Jr. comm rs
Craftsbury, July 9, A. d. lS67-28w3

ISAAC J. HADLEY'S ESTATE.
g FATE OF We K nj o Mt.
~ ORLEANS DIsTRICT, sS'
In Probate Court held at Irasburgh, within
and for said district, on the 10th day of July, A.
D. 1867:
An Instrument, purporting TO be the last Will O.
testament of ISAAC J. HADLEY, late of Crafts
bury in said district, deceased, being presented
to the court by John Wylie, one of the executors
therein named, for Probate: it is ordered by
said Court, that all persons concerned therein
be notified to appear AT session of said Court TO
be holden at the Probate Office, in Irasburgh, on
the first day of August, A. d. 1867, and show
cause, if any they may have, against the Pro-
bate of said Will; for which purpose, il is further
ordered, that copy of the record of this order
/ be published three weeks successfully in the
Orleans Independent Standard, a newspaper
printed at Barton, in said district previous TO
said time appointed for hearing.
A true copy of record. Attest,
| 28w3 Z. A. STEWART, Judge.
MOTT E.
| I'VE the undersigned, pew owners in the NJ. E.
| w Church at Barton Village, VT, hereby call
| a meeting of the pew holders of said house to be
held in said church on Friday evening, July 10Th,
at IL oclock, to transact the following business:
Meeting. I'd, To choose a Secretary for SAID
Meeting. Sd, To take such measures for repair
ing and improving said house of worship as may
appear most prudent to said meeting when con-
vened. 4th, To transact any other business that
may properly come before said Meeting.
| /. X. DREW SAML CHAMERLIN,
JAMES BUSWELL, BENZ. MOSMAN.
JOSEPH OWEN,
Barton, July Sd, lS61.-Zfwo
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TIMBER LAND FOR SAlEI

4 piece of Heavy Timbered Land, in the town
y of Orange, containing 50 acres heavily tim
bered with nice Spruce and Birch, within PIP
miles of two good Saw Mills and one Clapboard
Mil, easy ofaccess summer or winter
For further information apply to Joel Bixby of
Topsham. GEO. w. KINNEY.
Barton, July g. lS67-2S-3
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THE Sick !!
COMING ACAlNl
GRAND SUCCESS
OF THE 8.
SANATORIAN!

Dr. Crabtre having been received with conf.
dence IN the places recently visited in this County
AS he has for the past six years in his OCCASION
visited, more patients applying than he could at
tend He will again visi:
BARTON, Mon., Tues. Wed, July %, % "a.
1RASBURGH, Thursday and Friday, 25 and &c,
BARTON LANDING, Saturday, n, (by request)
NEWPORT. July %, 80 and 81,
DERBY CENTER, August and 2,
W. CHARLESTON, Saturday, August Sd,
DERBY LINE. Monday, Tues, We'd, S, & Z.
TREATING ALI fHRnNlf. nicEAeEe
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contains Iodine in'the same pure state that it is
found in those spring waters, but over 800 per
cent more IN quantity, containing it does ii
grains to each fluid ounce, dissolved in pure wa
ter soithoaa soIoe1t. discovery long sought for
in this country and Europe, and is the bestremedy
in the world for Scrofula, Cancers Sat Rbeunl
Ulcers and all Chronic Diseases, Circulars free
]. P. DINSMORE, Proprietor.
SO Dey St., New York.
SnII H. oil ictc O5,r,I
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-07-12

MAsON'S SELF-SEALING FRUIT JARS.
VI Also fresh supply Choice Family FLOUR
just received by A. 81. l.. TWOMBLY.'
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Skeptics u take notice; no
DEAD RAISED!

CDR. c. has the best suit of offices in the
State. "-Hartford Post. "a self-made man and
has an extensive practice. "-Christian Secretary.
"WHY DON'T HE STAY AT HOME, THEN !" Be-
cause of the thousands in our land suffering
from Diseases, (Which the regular practice do not
cure, and which CAN be cured, crying "CoNE
AND HELP US"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-05-28
LEGAL NOTICES.
GUARDIAN SALE-RICE.

In PRoBATE Grant County Court In the matter Of the
real estate Of the minor heir of Samuel A. Rice de-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue and in pHrs,
ance OF an order of license made in said matter on the
9th day OF May A d. 1867 by the CoEaty Court of said
county the undersigned John Collier Guardian Of Mary
r. Rice, minor heir of said deceased, will on Morda
the 3D. day Of June, A. d. 1867 at O'clock in the
afternoon OF said day, at the court house in Lancaster
IN said county, offer for sale at public vendue the follow
ing described lands to-wt The half of the south
east quarter OF section twentysix (26 the north
east quarter Of the northeast quarter section thirty
hve (35l; Also two in the northeast corner of
fractional lots one and two of section hrrv-fo,lr f
bounded on the north side by the line forming the north
side line OF said lots and running from the section corr
ners 81 - and 70 to the bank Of the Wisconsin
River aud aao from The aforesaid section corners on the
south line OF tee east side Of section 81 such distance
as may include L. two between it and the river
bankwhch river bank is to be the west boundary line
OF the said two ares All of said lands in Township
seven u North of Range five (5) vest in Grant county
Wisconsin. Terms of sale to be made known ut time
and place of sale JOHN COLLIER Guardian
Dated at Lancaster this 9th day of May, A. d. 1867
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-05-28

GENTLEMEN Through Mr.. C. L. Trowbridge. our
General Agent for Grant, Iowa. Lafayette and Green
countless we offer you the celebrated
s'NEW YORK Err"
which warrant to he the best harvesting machine
now in all things considered it is the onv per
feet seli-raker reaper and mower combined. As a
raker 1t has no equal; mower it is equal to anv
single mower, and as reaper combines more correct
principles and more convenences than any other ma
chine III the world
Mr.. Trowbridge is now located at Lancaster. Grant
county, Wisconsin, where all communications concern
ing the above named machine should be addressed
Mr.. i. has also the Buckeye Grain Drill. Buckeve
sulkey Corn Plow, Buckeye Single Mower, Buckeye
Sorghum Machinery, Little Champion Reaper and
Mower, Hubbard Single Mower Case & Pitts Threshers
and III fact thing in the line of farm machinery Won
want. Samples can be soon at Monroe Mineral
Point Boscobel, Pattevle and Lancaster
Sc Remember the NEW YORKER obtained tho
GOA Medal as the best seraker the most thorough
reaper aud mower trial ever known at Auburn N
IN 1866; also the first prize reaper raker and
combined at the same trial =
s. h. SHELDON BRO Madison. Wis
q H. TRowBRIDGE, Genl Travelling Agent RI o. box
66, LANCASTER Wis. = -
o D. H. RUDD, Resident Ag't, Lancaster.
nPin 0en' Aos- 4+tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-05-28
GUARDIAN SALF.-FENLEY.

IN pRoB.TT eR4A cogTg CouBr II tie natterof the
Guardianship q tlleminor hers Of William y Fenley
deceased
Notice Is hereby gYen that by virtue and in pursu-
ance of order of license made in said matter on the
twentyse day Of April A. d. 1861, by the County
Court OF said county the undersigned guardian of the
minor heirs OF said deceased, WILL Wednesday, the
NTH day of June 1867, at clock the afternoon
q said day Ia front of the post Office in the village of
sapay, in Grant county aforesaid offer for sale at
public anetion, the following described lands to-wit
me one ondYded hall OF ninety of the north
three west IN Grant county, Wisconsin, bounded as fol-
lows to-wt: commencing at the northwest corner Of
said quarter section thence east twenty-five chains and
fifty iaks, thence south fcrty chains thence west
Twenty-Five chains and fifty links thence north forty
chains TO the place OF beginning
Terms cash. SUSAN NJ. FENLEY Guardian
Dated this Srd day of May, 1867. acts
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-05-28
co M 3 n ED
REAPER AND NOW ER.

This machine has become so widely known, and its
reputation well established, that it would
necessary for us to say anything in regard to its
chanica principles its great heretofore and the
universal satisfaction it has given those who have
constantly widening its sphere of usefulness and
introducing it into localities where it has not hereto
fore been used
And also wish to keep it before the people that
selling
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-05-28
CERTIFICATES.

HICKORY GROVE, Sept. 16, 1866.
Tho John p. Nanny is the best combined machine /
work. cut so of grain and 20 or 2j of
grass. have small team and they handle it with
1 drove my team and done all the raking myself
For case, economy ghtness of draft strength duribi
ity and turning corners it cannot be beat.
GUT1RUM EVERSEN.
LANCASTER, April r., 1867.
Your John 7. Nanny am well pleased with; Think
it the best combined machine in USE and for its quail
tics a Mower it cannot be surpassed. l cut 60
OF grain and have gone through harvest
with comfort to ysef and team. consider it the
easiest to rake from and bind after of any in use.
JOHN McCARN.
We also refer parties to the following persons who
bought and used the John p Nanny Machine last year
p. Pritchet LANCASTER Fred Kluckhron Liberty.
Beverly Pritchet I" James Gibson, Liberty.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-05-28
THE JOHN p. NANNY.

We indeed grateful to the farmers who have pur-
chased the John Nanny for the friendly interest they
have taken in its and especially for the
mandatory letters which have been sent in numbers
nearly corresponding to the number of machines sold
We believe that publishing such letters lay before
others who may wish to purchase, more valuable in
formation in regard to G machine than can possibly
be given in other form. We here insert only few
of the manY certificates that have heen sent us.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-05-28


selling the
MUCH INFERIOR JOHN H. NANNY MACHINE,
whose agents pamingit off unsuspecting farmers
upon the great reputation acquired by the JoHN p.
NANNY MACHINE Neither do occupy the second
ioor ina grain warehouse proprietors Of the Great
Western Agricultural House." Nor do we advertise
800 (lies) farm implements for sale.
TERMS Of the John r. Nanny Combined Reaper and
Mower $780, onehaf Jan. 1st 1865 and balance Jan l.
1865 with ten PEI cent interest. SO off when all cash
paid IL down.
We are also agents for ThresLing Machines Cane
Mills, Hawkeye Caltivator, Browns Corn Planter
Pumps, &C. ELI CLAYTON, Annaton
Agent for Grant, Iowa and north half of Lafayette
a Or II; N rs.
J. D TRIpLFT, Travelling Agent, WingyilIe.
PETER CLAYTON, g Liberty.
II GILMORE, G Smelsers Grove.
d. Seaton, Boseobel. p Stevens, Beetown.
James Bailey, Fennimore d. II. Budd Lancastrr,
Jesse Brooks, Tafton Walker British Hollow
O. L. LaGrave Cassve. Lane& Deyendorf, Platteville
Hughes Ferris Mineral Point
April %, 1867, 4e-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-05-28
TO THE FARMERS
OF GRANT COIINTv.

4l-6rn
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-05-28

TO Threshers & Farmers
py Maehnes to get tie yery Ses en-
& SHEPARD S VIBRATOR has been fully tested
for the past three years. and is fast superseding all
the old style Machines. The number made has been
fully doubled each succeeding year. and twice as many
are being built for this year last All who impair
TALLY investigate its merits concede its superiority
BECAUSE
1t has neither Canvas, Beaters, Pickers, nor
Raddles, aud cannot bs clogged up in either wet
dry grain.
It has not half as many Belts, Pulleys,
Boxes, Journals, wheels and Pi1ions as the aGfain
Belt" Machines and hence much easier and costs
much less to keep in repair
The Sieve is so long and wide and so ar
ranged that it requires poIingD never clogs
up, or blows over, and will for hours and days
without trouble.
It has the largest and best Mill in the world,
capable OF cleaning without waste any amount of grain
and taking out all the foul stuff.
1T # makes ,rs no "Eterings or scatterings,"
Ihus doing nicer work than any otter, and avoiding
the most unpleasant work connected with threshing
and one pinion, which drive the cyIindar.
In threshing Oats, Wheat, Barley, &C., it
will save over and above the best of other machines
nearly or quite enough to pay the threshing bills.
In Timothy Seed it is decidedly advanta-
geous on account of its peculiar sleeves and mill for
Cleaning, and requires change Of Shoe for any kind
OF gram OF seeds.
In Flax Seed it has no Beaters, Pickers or
Shafts, to wind" and bother as in all other ma
chimes.
Many Farmers say they would rather en-
ploy NICHOLS & SHEPARD'S VIBRATOR at
full prices than any other thresher for nothing and
they generally command cent extra per bushel.
It's great ease of draft is because there is
less than one half much shaftng, boxing, betting
and gearing as in other machines, and grain belt
or raddles at all. This fact speaks for ITSELF
The Nichols & Shepards HORSE POWER has
no equal for durability and of draft. 1t is adapted
to all Other machines Parties who have "payed outn
powers of other kinds invited to buy and try this
and see The difference. 1t is sold separately, and
"speeded" to take the place of any other
The Vibrator stands on It's own merits It
asks no favor but an impartial trial. Call on
Agents or writ to the Manufacturers for Cir.
cular, giving full description, together with
numerous Certificates. -
BLACK & MAYNARD.
General Agents, Apple River TlIs.
d. ii. BuDD, Local Agent
4i-oE Lancaster, Wis
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-05-28
TIMOTHY SEED FOR SALE.

The undersigned would respectfully inform the cti-
zens Of Mt Hope and tbs public generally that be has
about Thirty bushels Of superior Timothy See-about
enough clover seed in it make mixture for sowing
which ne will sell at reasonable price.
R0BT. G. HUMPHREY.
Mount Hope, March 18th, 1867. 42tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-05-28
MAPLE SUGAR.

AT LEWIS STORE. LANCASTER.
have just received from Michigan 500 lbs purs ma
pie sugar which offer at fair prices
4o-u JOHN P. LEWIS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-05-28

yeau The new Wisconsin, FcfE kse
second edition, for sale at the HERALD on
~ naii.on receipt Of 500.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-05-28
OLD MORGAN CHIEF.

Arrangements have been made by request Of many
for keeping OLD MORGAN CHIEF al Lancaster this
season: NJ. w WOOD
Apfl -stf Isol l4I-ul Proprietor.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-05-28
FARMERS. ATTENTION.

The undersignedis agent for Van Brunt Co. Is Bread
Cast seeder and Cultivator combined the Hawkeye
Cnitiyator, Burts Eagle, John p NANNY Excelsior.
AcCormiek, Buckeye and Balls Reapers ana Mower
Combined; the Aansee, Buckeye. Mccormick and pall
sewers; threshlng Machines Tanning Mills Cane Mills
&c. &c also sell Trainers Clipper Plovin fact sr
thing lS the line of nachinery that farmer wants.
samples nay be seen at smelser, Grant county Wis
March 25th, !. 20 ~
, 1867-03-12

X.
The police Jurisdiction of Christiansted is
formed of the present Christiansted's Police
district and of the rest of the jurisdiction now
pertaining to the Police in the Center-district.
3.
The Policejurisdiction of Frederiksted is
formed of the present Frederiksted's Police
district and of the rest of the jurisdiction of
Frederiksted now pertaining to the Police in
the Center-district
The function of Policemaster in Christian
sted and in Frederiksted is separated from that
of the town,judge there, and is to be exercised
by special Policemasters with judicial authori-
ty. To each of the 2 Policemasters is accorded
an annual stipend Of $1,000 and $500 p. a. to
keep horses.
5.
The special Policemaster-O Office in the Cen
ter-district is abolished but the function of
the Police Assistant will be maintained as also
the necessary subaltern Policemen. Each of
the Policemasters for the 2 jurisdictions keeps
an ordinary court at Kingshill once a week for
the treatment of cases from his respective
country-district hitherto pertaining to the Cen
ter-distriCt.
SC.
The stipend to the 3 Police-Assistants is in-
creased to $1,000 p. a. for each with the obliga-
ton as hitherto to pay housekeeping thereout
of" -~;a-.
, 1867-03-12

Ovenstaaende Forslag var bestemt til /
Begyndelsen af~ indevarende Aar at indbrin-
ges af ~daverende f6rste Medlem for Chri-
stiansteds By, ct andet Medlem at Raadet
og undertegnede forend saadant skete
udtraadte Diet ~f6rstn@vnte Medlem, Hr.
Heilbuth, af Raadet, og Forslaget blev lig-
gende. Jeg har nu indbragt det,-lkke
med ForveDtning ON. synderligt Udbytte,
men for at holde Sagen i Erindring we'd
Mere end blotte Foresp0rgsler.
st Croix, den ste November 1866.
G. SARAUW.
Fortsattes)
, 1867-03-12
WI OTHVES.

In its most submissive report on the Draft of
the Budget for the financial year 1864-65 the
Colonial Council observed, that it was general
ly acknowledged, that a new organisation of the
Police-force of this Island was wanted. The
Council showed. that with the means the Police
had at its disposal, nearly $4,000, a more eff
Client Police might be established when the adj
ministratiOn of the entire POlice-fOrce was
placed under one Policemastcr. and added, that
it was not in the province of the Council to
frame a plan for a new organisation, but they
would express the wish and hope, that immedi-
ate steps be taken for e~ffecting a reorganization
of the Police-fOrceS in this Island. These SEN
timents were unanimously expressed in the
meetings the Dist and 23rd April 1864. The
manner in which the Governor during the dis
c~ussions expressed himself led to suppose, that
he would take the matter under early consider
alton how far the aforementioned most sub
misSive address to His Majesty has Occasioned
the authorities in the mothercountry to take
steps in this direction is not known, but as the
Council now by an answer Of His Excellency
to a question put by the LIST member for the
town of Christiansted in the meeting the 14th
February has been informed, that the matter
has been resting only for want of time, the un-
dersigned members of the Council have thought
it advisable to bring forward a draft of an
Ordinance concerning the premises.
Up to the year 1855 this Island has had not
less than 4 law officers appointed to the differ
ent Offices of Judges and Magistrates herewith
connected (since the year l649 also a separate
Policemaster for the Professionally erected Po-
lice District in the middle of the Island).
These offices were thus divided, that there
were at least two functionaries in each of the
two Jurisdictions of the Island, although the
several offices were not at all times or in both
jurisdictions divided in the same manner the
office as Dealingmaster was never before 1855
joined with the office as P~olicemaster; the other
Offices, if no special officer appointed to any one
of them, were sometimes joined with the office
as D~ealingmaster, sometimes with the office as
Policemaster. In the first session OF the Colo
NAL Council held in the year 1852 the Govern
or introduced, along with the Draft of the Bud
get, a plan for separating the judicial functions
from the functions as magistrate and of the
executive Police, in order that the courts might
be entirely Independent of the superior authorl-
ty, and thus remove the improper conjunction
of the power of prosecuting and of passing
Judgment in the same functionary, the Police
master. The Governor therefore proposed
'the erection of two Offices of P~olicemaster,-
one in each Jurisdiction of the Island-which
, 1867-03-12
TRANSLATION
FOR ST. CROIX.

M oNpAY THE 14TH OF JANUARY 1867, noon at
IL O'Clock, the Colonial Council held a meeting
extra ordinem.
All the members were present with the ex-
ception of the End crown-member (Meincke)
who was indisposed.
The minutes of the last meeting were read.
According to the order of the day the follow
ing cases we're brought under discussion.
/, tst discussion of a draft of ordinance for
altering the division of the Policejurisdiction
in St. Croix, and for separating the functions
of the Policemasters from those of the Town
Judges in the same Island, brought in by
the 1st member for Frederiksted's town
tSarauw).
The draft runs as follows
l.
"The present division of the Island into 3
police districts is abolished, and the former diyi-
sion in the jurisdictions Of Christiansted and of
Frederiksted is again adopted.
, 1867-03-12

uforsvarlig Sammenhoben of Forretninger
paa tvende at dem, have vi bragt wort For
Stag frem, som vi ingenlunde vile erklare
for Diet Bedste thi vi erkjende fuldkom-
men Berettigelsen at den Fordring, at Poll
tiets dommende Myndighed Ell Dor vere
nedlagt i dens executive Embellishments
Hpnder,-men vi have gjenoptaget det at
Colonialraadet 1852 gjorte Forslag, dog
ordnet paa en- mere oeconomisk Made,
fordi vi ansee Diet fortiden lettest at glen
nemt6re, og fordi der Dor gj6res en- snarligst
Ende paa den nu bestaatnde Tilstand hvor-
under Diet Hele lider.
vi tilfoie som statistisk Oplysning fol-
gende Data:
Politisagernes Antal have andraget i de
to sidste Aar som f6lger;
1864. 1866.
christiansted: egentige PoHtisager. 72 5s,
Gjeldssager efter Frd. 6te Janu-
ar 1902 Iu Oc.
1883. 1886.
Kingshiil egentlgO politisager. 42 Ala.
Gjeldssager efter Frd, 6o Janu-
ar 1859 ~ ~
5I2. 44
Frederiksted: egentlige Poitisager, G4. 900.
Gjeldssager efter Frd. CITE Janu-
1923. 972,
, 1867-03-12

(Heri like indbefattet Sager afgjorte til
Politjournalen).
Da Politiassistenternes Looming er utll-
strekkelig og uden Forhold til deres Be-
stillings Weighed og Omfang forelsaaes
de forh0iede som i Udkastet.
, 1867-03-12

The above proposal intended to have been
introduced in the beginning of the year by the
then lst member for the town of Christiansted.
bv an other member of the Council and by the
undersigned before this was done the first
named member, Mr.. Heilbuth, vacated his
seat in the Council, and the matter rested. The
undersigned has now taken it up without ex-
pecting any great results, but merely to keep
the matter in memory by something more than
by asking questions.
st. Croix, 4th November 1866.
G. SARAUW.
ITO be continued.9
, 1867-03-12

These numbers do not include cases settled to
the Police journal
AS the pay of the Police-Assistant is INSULT
Gent and without proportion to the Importance
and extent of their offices, we propose it raised
in the draft.