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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-02-27

point made there which
impossible this
constructed the proposed line without dpns the thc rights
under their
the defendants
acting otherwise than faith and because TRUTH regard that
desirable e.
will further that in the original here it
that under the this appropriation they seeking out
objection substance
claimed the land of the reas
condemn it? Was for his Honor decide that question with
submitting jury? Where the necessity of mpaneng and
Judge Pla decide question for himself "A jury had
construction, peculiarly
for the examination Judge and of Judge only repeat
finally and ascertain the
the
Carolina Railroad Company for the construction considered and
adudged by his Honor Judge Plat-s -
NoTEThe foregoing arguments published at the instance OF
the South Carolina Railroad Company for double to
present the public the issues involved in legal question which has
been misunderstood and used to the prejudice Of that corporation and
secondly reue the allegations persste published throughout
the country that the South Carolina Railroad Company have in this
controversy other design than protect themselves in the enjoy
of right granted by the Legislature which has been nnged
upon by the Columbia and Augusta Railroad Company
1t believed that these arguments of counsel both Sides when
thus fairly presented will be without wholesome influence with
those who desire understand the real merits Of the controversy and
that the official correspondence between Presidents Magh and john
son first given the public, will ecua put end to the
often made that the South Carolina Railroad Company
perseny refused fair offers for the its valuable privileges
between Grantevlle and Augusta.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-02-27

Why lgima involved in the case
application there question suggested which da not
5 question h Sns 5 % not tns Sn n @ n
questions pertinent the the Judge was bound " DECIDE anu " w
pseses of the various questions which
an not sitting decide general RI matters ias
siy"ss the 'S:s ss sI s
riEi'; objections except the simple one of hin
Now % as CLEAR as sunlight understood literally
His Honor obviously mean; @ say @ aT s 90 obeeon n herein
Will HOnors understand him to reverse @ and ret a Act S91 3 @
WAS WAS uS pssbs all Companies tat
s"a 3 s 1 nPy @ t Ss % s9S nnd sS sss
Ss to all ssan 5 % hsf S
Did % ugs s mean sSS soon t to 5yss De
posse 1 de' os4S %pote his HONOR nothing the
oynn nj s s and u 5s sp mad
Now opinion of Judge pa which conflicts with this
On l2 at the conclusion the following language
possibly result m Thn a & sone sSn
and have paid I'D 35t Gnss DDUa nS %ai
n15 n1s io f 5y S9Sa S f s G s1s
@ m2o3 1s p suit a Rh ff GSSn 5SH sa1s the
whs whsn Sy | apply a to @ Ts a1S ptosssd sssy R'
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s heTs R ,s % sass pG % ossa ossf Sa
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with the s without p final dn tS with a5vs esh and
p intended merely decide upon the SnU aSn OF
final ae the & Ta 6o osrun 5 r%' of % & Honor @ the
offer further &C. % ,s " s r sn Sn SHSt tho %
the what said the decree bS nG m 5 SGf m
projected road p..... likewise by
aas1e aS aS ad 1S S by also sSns ssS
OhBs 5 Rrnn @ their hns h S'1 pTege Establish
Charleston and Hamburg attaches every foot & of ts & @
parnHsl With tbsi road from twelve
privilege" -.~-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-04-13

T Sy WsGoz In PfO9as Grant County
WM. McGoSIGAL, Co Judge
In the matter Of the estate of James Anderson dec
On reading and filing the petition of Margaret ]
Anderson widow Of said deceased Catharipe A GRAY
Betsey Anderson,Geo w Anderson, and others children
ana heirs at law OF James Anderson late of Grant Co
deceased estate presenting among other things
that said deceased died seized of certain real estate in
the county Of Grant to wit tho southeast quarter Of
the northwest quarter aud the north II of the north
west uriel o. sec twentyseven (27) in Town six C6)
Range thrse CD west aud No. two III and the north
west uarter OF he southwest quarter at sec fou
~ ad the northeast qurtrr OF the northeast qua ten
ana southeast quarser northeast quarter and north
quarter OF the southeast quarter and the north.
west quarter o the southeast quarter and northeast
q arte OF southwest quarter. AID northwest gu rter
o southwest quarter of twenty two ~ aud the
northwest q'arter OF the southwest Quarter and ~
southwest quarter OF the southwest quarter OF section,
"ehty-lhr -, and the southwest quarter Of the
mun,ga' quarter ana the northeast qnaiter of the
n"tn"ee' quartf, ana northwest quarter northwest
quarter and northeast quir,r of southeast quarter OF
SIC " entY-siN t2) III town "a north of range
" ~ west all IN the county of Grant; thar said De
uHrf as heirs ~ law OF said deceased Inherited, said
~ estate common subject 70 the duwer right OF
H sfetJ Auder~ou which has not been assigned 10 her
ana praying that the dover right Of the said MarreI
Anderson IN est be assigned aud set of ia
her, and that the taanct of the real estate of sad do
ceased or pThtioned nd divided amorg tile heirs al
law 81 said deceased:
y Is ordered that said petition be heard before tha
Hdge &, tins court At the probate flee in
~ s'id UNITY on Tuesday the 10Th day OF April d
i''' at one clock in eaitrrn on Of said day:
ma II l. further ordered. that notice of said hearng
De gwen 10 the heirs of said deceased and al persons
rstea IN sald estate by pa fishing copy of this
order Tor three % weeks successfully pril 10 said
q hearing IN thu Grant ounty Herald a weekly news
paper publ he'd ~ Lancaster in said county
ty the curt, Nm, McGONlGAL
7,"o county Judge
Dated at ancaater, March goth, A. D. 1869
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-04-13
PURE SORGHUM SEED.
Put Up AND FOR SALE BY
{. w. SKINNER & co

WE INVITE THE ATTENTION OF SORGUINi
w Growers throughout the country to our SUNNY
Of Pure Seed which we have gathered with much CIR
from The South. ana which prepared to furnish
at moderate rates. We think that experience ba.
demonstrated that taking all things into account INV
regular Chimes cane is the profitable and reliable
to plant II natures sufficiently early foranv latitude
makes beautiful syrup and yields vuite rs largely q.
ny other variety, if the seed be pure We oaer il ai
the following rates.
sent ~ mail postage paid to any part of the I. s
40 cents per pound,
per pound.
~ dealers aud mil owners who wish to gupplv their
neghbors, we will furnish seed az s lower rates nj
parties precrng any Of the Imphce varieties anrh
Liberan, White Imphce 0ahetan We viii furnish
at 30 cents 4 10 by mail or 40 cents by express
The recent Extraordinary advance in the urco n,
sugar and syIgps-by of the civil comnotion in
Cuba, adds greatly 10 the Inducements TO cultivate
sorghum largely during the coming season, and the
many enquiries we ore receiving for seed aud for sor
ehnm machinery, show that at least appreciate
me position and are preparing reap the harvest for
which we have long been waiting
Any enquire in regard to seed or machinery VIM
proAptly answered Address
e. W. SKINNER Z CO.
manufacturers of the Celebrated Climax Sugar Game
hlls ami other farm machinery, Madison. " is
- VS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-04-13
YOUNG BLACK WARRIOR

ll 'ad rr the fur H. II DAYS II earh wal j.
my stable one miie north wet .Nas 4 Atkinson >
"ills Y rnrly oliver udiis. IN also stAn,i It Ssan4
central place IA The German ectiemeut near Cassyilis
f"ahs slack Narrior is Of Freich Ctnadisn lion
"AH mug lsh blood; is large. aud wel bnned horse
wei Hu-cci aud has good &c ion IS a draft horse he
""h"i h excel I'd In tn" West His colt- receive from
nm an hl- good qualities Any who wishes to
A"'N an4 thing about my horse stock had better try
9 h"y lew - ms colts John hite ia Glen Haven
last "a refused $40 for MS coli w Years old fran. N,
Eorse ~
propose t. deposit 80 with Mr Cover aud chtllance
'l ono Who ias DRAFT horse stallion 10 do Tx wise
ahd the one that produce OF the best colt. for
hf'I' h'rses shall take the pile. The decision 10 be
maze ~ COM etent judges ut the County fair next
fall or she iol,o wing one
i+SMS-aiusie SCI ice ; 800 cash umarea brought
" nay own Stable viii he insured VITA o4I Tor 30
"liti alse sou wi not be- responsible fol- accidents
~" pei'on' parting with mares before known to be
with 'oti VIII forfeit the insurance
JAMES BRO0KENs.
"i-'. haven, pril I, 1889. 44w3A
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-04-13
Sheriff &ale--Hmgins e, al.

~ ~ c W "lsCoNslN, ss Circuit Court in and for
= OFaht County. Grant Co, Wisconsin
Thomas Hicks plaintiff rs Mary Pettc Eleanor Times
bure = hugins, and Mary Ann liugins, defendants
10y virtue Of Judgment Of foreclosure and order OF
sale rendered and made at the March Term 1870 ii ba
Circuit Court OF Grant County, Wis and BY direction OF
plaiatih attorney. will the 18th day Of May A,
~ Ieos al the tiont door OF the Court House the
age of Lancaster ia sold County offer for ale and win
sell at public Sendue at o'clock IN the afternoon of
SAID day to the highest bidder for cash the following
described real estate towit:
In lot number 5 in the village of Farpay situated
on the westhat OF northwest quarter Section twenty
I'VE l40l IN Town one, north of Range two west: also
part OF out lo number thirteen 81 commencing at
Tho northeast corner Of said lot thence variation IS
~ east west y links thence south BIDS links thence
sVhh - esst l3o links, thence north 588 links to the
place OF beginning and containing 7s0O of an aero All
IN Grant County, State of Wisconsin
SAID sale will be made 10 satisfy said judgement in
'eIest, COSTS ana accruing w. II. elise, Sheriff
: ALLEN BARRER, plaintiffs attorney. 44-w5
Dated SheTIH Office, Lancaster, Wis April 9TH 1859
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-04-13
Straps.
CATTLE STRAYED.
S25 REWARD

Strsyed stolen from the subscriber -.sf.,;... -
sac Mnseaiunse, on or about Nov 18th 1865 one rad
nov" 9!eafs ga this spring aud one red yearn heller
agA5s ga THIS spring, has white face aud dark nose
leu Wl,h Mite white in face, and small white specks
IA 3'nh aiso one red COW, Years old this spriEr.
Nt'e oSe AMI white belly aud part Of tail white
w s back and heil5 ear marks on either when
VII ltE reward Of twenty-five dollars for the re-
covery Of these cattle or for iuformatjon III tls;r
VIZ cSooats' NM, tUrCHCRoFT
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-04-13
WINDOW SHADES (!
Something New!

A. A I. A Burr are ageAt for and have constantly
On hahd Tor sale the Gel DRAFTED RUSTIC AND EXCEL
Slph WINDOW SHADES. The Rustic Shade has been
IA use Tor some time and has with general ia sor
where ever known. The Excelsior Shade is lust being
~ I9uuced tud Is an improvement upon the Rustic
nsnt} mus Tong away with the only objection ever
lhese shades are made of the best material are ad
apted TO any window, easily adjusted never out of
oIutI eHa are tue neatest, perfect durable and
them ~ - ~" a.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-04-13
CATTLE STRAYED.
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD

Strayed from the subscriber on or about the - ds,,
OF - one heiier years Old this spring will have
eSli thls spring also one rad heifer wears old this
spIins, roam lace also one steer and one rod
heller years Old this spring These cattle are ali
marked with notch aud slit in right ear
vii pay reward Of FIVE dollars per head for ia,
formation that will lead me to their recovery
MRS. ESTHER DUNCAN
North Andover, march,, 90 s2-w4-pds 50iue5oe
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-04-13

Nor WELL,-The Chicago Post says
ex-President Johnson is chronically
troubled with dyspepsia, vertigo,
neuralgia. paralysis, gravel, and be-
sides be don't feel very well.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-04-13
NOTICE

'1lee herehy given, that will not be responsible
for any debts contracted by NV son James SIsdsn
Iein anu after the IN day Ct March last and hereby
loruia any one haTboriug trusting him ON nv az
-. }. IL. ASIMORE.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-04-13
COLT STRAYED- $40 Reward.

Strayed from the subscriber residing in the town Of
tach Grove, some time in September 1899 one sorrel
sesthng stallion with white strip in the face sprrel
n'ih and TIL large size, thin IN flesh when let The
"oH1 ward will be given for any information leading
- ..' recovery o. said colt, r . address at pitch
~ Co. }. d. CLAYTON.
$500 N'@'si fso STD, 1869. S6mlstf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-04-13
PoTosI BUSINESS CHI NGE,

We hereby anneunes TO all whom it NAV concern.
hst We have sold stock OF dtvgonds groceries Sc
II Patosi - Aessr- Gen ". Lewis sna r. 4 K;np..
VII cnntinus the eusines the old stsud
Tdpse VIII in1ehteG rs hs mote o. c,,nk a.
.euat ave Feqaes I'd settle the ipmes ssel,
AINAEY 90.
Potosi, April lst 1869 AVA
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-04-13
Ceaal Noliees.
UNREDEEMED LANDS, $50.
OFFICE CLERE CT BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Lancaster March 18th 1859

OFFICE CLERE oF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Lancaster, March 18TH 1859
NOTICE. Is hereby given 10 all whom it may concern
tha the following described lands town lots sold
on the Attn day OF September, A. d. 1866 for the taxes
que and unpaid for the year 1865 remain unredeemed
IN this Office Now therefore, unless the tax charges
ana Interest set opposite each tract and lot together
with the redemption fee, shall be paid on or before the
Atm day OF September, A. D. 1862 in pursuance of the
statute for such cases made and provided the same
shall! be conveyed to the purchaser
Description. Sec I. R. Towhom assd Amt
7o,eR IF Lima
e5s OF swia ofse4 - Worley IS
ne i Of nwA 81 Oyiattfs estate ~ II
ga q nw7i "a G. W. Floyd SO q
z9aa IF WoodaJn-E7, R4
ne'@ Of ~ 90 4 Samuel Plumb So
Tg'en Of Cassedle--E 3, Il. s.
ne'i Of nw1i 3 VIM Craig rs
Tsten If Glen Haren,
mes Of swi4 50 HHGarrabrant 10 81
Torn of Bloomington,
Z Z q Of 6 NJ an v ne ael saml NsIver q
nel4 Of ne4 4 s NJ Reed ~
e15 Of reA 50 3 { NJ Reed 20 Sd
j. n. ALTIZER
Clerk Board Supervisors Grant Co. Wis
42-WI2
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-04-13

span Of brown work mules. matched in color and
size, with harness. for sale cheap for cash.
j. +. RHODES
Lancaster, Wis, March, % 1860. 42-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-04-13

Ever brought TO Boscobe! by any merchant w nav,
sold our warranted Boots and Shoes for over wear
haze guaranteed every pair to give entire satisfaction
the wearer or refund amount paid for them, aud the,
have given such
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-04-13
SELECTED WITH CARE.

rs We always have the farmers interest in view when
buyI and combine goodness of quality with beauty
You Will nnd our Dry Goods Department consisting
Of strong ami durable goods and at the same time hand
some aud fashionable Have largest best stock
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-04-13
SCOTCH, WOOL & COMMON COLlAB

Manufactures all articles In bis line such a. Sad.
dies and Harness both coarse and fine; also msuufac
lures his own cOllars-the
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-04-13

- Grant County, Court. March Term, 1863
WM. McGoSIGAL, Co Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-04-13
FULL SATISFACTION

for the past year that trade has compelled US IL
treble stock Of warranted Boots and Shoes
quently you find much larger stock TO choose from
The New York herald., 1869-06-26
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
WASHINGTON. June rs. 1859.


the following naval onAcers have been Detached
Commander william r. Splcer, from the command Of
the Daootah placed waiting orders; Lieutenant
Commander Charles +. Clark, from the receiving
ship Vermont; Lieutenant Dewitt q. Kes. from duty
at New orleans; Ensign E. M. Henrcks. from the re.
celving ship New Hampshire; Surgeon John s.
Kitchen from the receiving ship Ohio and Assistant
Surgeon Z. c. Dunnng, from the navy yard at ash
ington and ordered to the Dictator on the 9th OK
July next; First Assistant Engineer j. b. Carpenter.
from the navy yard at Boston and ordered to the
Dictator; Master william F. Buck, from duty at
League Island Pa, and ordered to the command OF
the Fortune; Surgeon ID. Kindeberger from the ma
rne rendezvous at Washington and ordered to the re-
ceivin9 ship Independence; First Assistant Engineer
d. @. Mccartney from the navy yard ct Norfolk ana
placed on waiting orders. dered-Lieutenants
Thomas Perry and II. W. Gwnner Ensgns II. 5.
McGunnegal and william Little. Paymaster T. II.
Hnman and Second Assistant Engineer W. A. Wind
sor to the Dictator on the eth OF July next Surgeon
j. S. Knight to the receiving ship Ohio First Assist
ant Engineer j. L. vanclin to the navy yard at Nor
folk; First Assistant Engineer Edward Farmer to the
navy yard at Boston; Second Assistant Engineer A.
B. Bales to the Dictator
The New York herald., 1869-06-26

All of the daily journals published in
Havana are very much excited over the fact
that the HERALD Of the 9Th inst contained an
entire page devoted to the news Of the volun-
teer revolution in Havana, with full accounts
from the field of operations in the interior,
extracts from the Spanish journals in the
principal towns, and from the patriot journal
published at the seat of the republican gov
ernment, telegraphic dispatches and mail cor
respondence from the important points, with
translations of important documents and edi-
torial comments on and explanations of the
principal points of the news. All of this our
Spanish contemporaries believe we did with
the secret intention of affecting the course of
events in that island, and because we intend
to overturn the Spanish colonial government
in Cuba, and to place the Havana volunteers
in false position before the people of Europe.
have issued an address to the Spanish nation,
full and exact translation of which they will
also find in our issue of yesterday.
1t has long been apparent to us that the
Havana publishers have no knowledge Of inde-
pendent journalism and very limited know
ledge of journalistic craft in partisan publica-
tions. If they had possessed the slightest
inkling of the former they would not have
gone out of their way to find reasons for the
publication Of full news reports in the HERALD.
The excitement which the paper is producing
among them only proves the variety of its
sources Of information and the value of its
news reports. We have long since known that
newspapers which look at the world only from
partisan and one-sided point of view always
find full and impartial reports of events to be
Machiavelian. We advise our Havana contem-
poraries to keep cool and read the HERALD.
They will then know what is really going on
among. themselves, and perhaps come to
understand the true drift of the important
events which are transpiring in their midst.
The New York herald., 1869-06-26
Suburban Homes.

There is a growing demand on the part OF
our citizens of every class tor suburban homes.
1t may become almost mania 30 soon as pro-
jected underground and elevated railroads
shall be completed, bridges connecting New
York and Brooklyn shall be constructed and
present means of access to the country shall
be multiplied in every direction. The supply to
meet this growing demand is also increasing.
Although no really heavy transactions in
city real estate have been recorded within the
past few days the ease now exhibited in the
money market will tend to make speculation
more animated than it usually is at this sea-
son, and the HERALD publishes every day
goodly number of advertisements of real es-
tate for sale in town. But it has lately pub
lished twice as many advertisements OF real
estate for sale in the vicinity OF New York
city. We hear of no fancy prices, but, on the
contrary, many desirable places have been
offered on moderate terms by real estate
holders of residences. Real estate agents are
bestowing more intelligent attention than ever
before upon those mines of future wealth to be
opened ere long at innumerabe points in the
.
tance of the City Hail. 1t is noteworthy
fact that some of the most far-sighted, expe-
rienced and successful real estate operators in
the Western cities, which have grown with
such marvellous rapidity are now devoting
themselves to purchasing, laying out and i'm
proving farms near this city, adjacent to each
other and covering together large tracts of
land, where the New Yorker, smitten with
passion for rural life, may, according to his
purse, make choice of building lots for villas,
farmhouses or cottages. 1t is wise to secure
such lots before speculation shall have ab-
sorbed them all, running up prices to an exor-
btant figure
AT present there seems to be no lack Of
places for healthy, comfortable and delightful
suburban homes, conveniently near New York.
You are invited to choose river-bank villas
along the Hudson, or picturesque sites on
Staten Island, or equally eligible sites for
splendid villas and for cheap country homes,
with fine views of the Sound and sweet rural
scenery in Rye, the Eden of Westchester
county. The four noble estates, Rye Park,
Kingsiand Place Con the Eastern Boulevard),
Glen Dale and West Rye, which are to be sold
at auction to-day, are types of the many &C
cessible and admirable places for building
suburban homes in Westchester county-a
county correctly described as the natural and
easy outlet to the crowded and increasing
population of New York city. If you care less
tor the picturesque than for the practical and
the profitable you can buy the level garden
grounds on Long Island or the unctuous fats
on the near lands of New Jersey, that paradise
of fruterers and vegetable growers for the
market. Our citizens will be blessed with
better health and will live more as they ought
to live when much larger number Of rich and
poor alike shall be able to enjoy every day tho
pure air of the country.