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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-11-09
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GIhAf COLT.-Taken up by the subscriber liE
- ing on lands owned by him, in Sec. 81 Town g.
Range west, one year old bay colt, left hind
loot white about inches above the ankle, little
white ON right fore foot large star in the forehead
The owner requested to prove property pay charges
and take said stray away. 5. N. JONES
fennimore, Wis, October 22d, 1859. 23w4*
a TRAY HELPERS. Taken up BY the subscl iber
~ ON 'ends owned by him. on Sec Is, Town west,
town Oh Potos the LIST day Of November 1869, two
heiors, one year old past red and white specked
with red ears, other mai ks; the other red with
white lace, ears apparently frozen of. The owner
or requested prove property pay chI
and take said strays away. SAMUEL BkUEN.
November sd, 1863. 23w4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-11-09
Building.

We prepared TO build RRIDG ES of the most sub
stantial kin Of either WOOD IRON and the most
reasonable terms. WEBSTER GRIMM.
Cassville, June %. 1859. 4y1
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-11-09

A Journeyman Wagon Maker wanted Immediate,
None but steady men need apply.
C. ROBERTSON & RUNK.
Patch Grove, Wis, July 20 1862 s-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-11-09

DENTAL.-Or Newell goes to
Bloomington next Tuesday to fill a
dental appointment and will remain
there two weeks. The DR.. wishes
it understood that he has secured
the services of an experienced work
man IN dentistry to take charge of
mis- office at Lancaster during his
temporary absence, and that here
after at no time will the Office be
nlncnd
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-11-09

TEACHERS INsTITUTE-For some
reason the Secretary OF the Institute,
held in Lancaster last week, failed
to hand in the proceedings for print
in this issue. There were but few
teachers in attendance. Hon. A. ].
Craig, State Supt, delivered an ex-
cellent lecture on Wednesday even
ing. Prof. Twining's lecture on
Thursday evening was very interest
ing. The lecute of Prof. w. B.
Clark, before the Institute on Friday
evening was a beautiful and finished
production
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-11-09

DIED.-John n. Harmon died at
his residence in Yankton county, d.
I. on tho oath Of October, 1869. Mr.
Harmon was born ia Connecticut,
in the year 1898. In early childhood
he removed with his parents to Ohio
and from there to Indiana, and 10
1862 to Wisconsin. About a year
and half since he accompanied his
son, Hon. A. p. Harmon, to this
county and settled on the bench east
Of Dakota river He enjoyed good
health until few days before his
death. Mr.. Harmon was temper
ate and upright man respected by
all who knew him. He has been
for fifty-six years a consistent mem
Der of the NJ. +. Church, and for
thirty years a class leader. He
leaves a widow and three sons to
mourn his loss. Two of his sons,
Hon. A. P. Harmon and Thomas
w. Harmon, Esq, reside in this
county Union and Dak0tdidn.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-11-09
NOTICE TO LABORERS.

Being 10 years old and not able to carry on my farm
alone, ] am DESTROYS of employing a man Of steady
habits married, with no small children Good recon.
mendations required.
All having claims against are requested to pre-
sent them for settlement soon.
will sell so more acres of land and will take in
payment labor for most of the amount.
SANFORD CHAFEE.
Waterloo, Wis Nov. LIST, 1899 22ws
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-11-09

Dissolution. - The partnership
heretofore existing between d. H.
and Geo. F, Cope Ind, in the wagon,
carriage and smithing business at
Lancaster, was dissolved on the 9th
inst Mr. Budd continues in the
business Those indebted are re-
quested to call and settle at once.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-11-09

quested to call and settle at once.
NV GooDs.-A. digger has re-
ceived new stock of Fall and Win
ter goods His stock additions in
clude dry and dress goods, fancy
goods, clothing, notions and a large
lot of provisions, canned fruits, con
feetionary and groceries Call and see
them before laying in Winter sup
plies.
GERMAN LODGE, |. O. O. F.
"IIope" Lodge No. 172 of Odd-Fel-
lows was lately organized at Lancas-
ter by the German members Of Missis-
sippi Valley Lodge, The officers of
the new lodge are as follows
n G.-JoSEPH NATHAN.
v. Ell GELBACH.
SsCretAry-A. SCHMITT
Trcasurer-JAC0B NATHAN.
Regular meetings OF Hope Lodge
will be held in the Odd-Fcllows'
Hall on Friday evening of each week
THANKsGWING SoCIABLE-Th la
dies of St. Clements Church. Ian
caster, Will hold n Catholic sociable
at Dilger's Hall Thursday evening
Nov. 18th. There will be music by
a brass band, and dancing. Rev. I.
P. Hodnett Of Potosi, Rev. Roger
Ryan of Dubuque, Rev. Stephen
Frant of Highland and Father Ken
niday of Yorkshire, England are OK
pected to be present Admission.
one dollar
BLAKEs PRAIRIE FAIR AWARDS
1t is proper to Pention that the re-
port of premiums awarded by the
Blakes Prairie Agricultural Society,
which appeared in the Herald last
week, was delayed publication for a
couple Of weeks on account of a great
amount of political and other matters
that was necessary should be publish.
ed before election. We make this
explanation so that the officers ofthe
society will understand that the non
appearance of the report was through
no neglect of the Secretary
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-11-09

GgRAY DULL.-Came TO Enclosure OF the under
- signed. section >. town range 3, Potosi about
the last of April 1859, and by taken up the l4h
day of October dark red yearling bull no rks
pcrceptibe. The requested peove property
pay charges and take said stray. ALEXIS CHASE
iotosi, October ii, 1899 2lw4*
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-11-09
sea The Galena Gn-ette referri

seA- The Galena Gazette, referring
to the ROBBERY at Monfort on the 21st
ult., says the affair seems to have
been planned and executed in much
the same manner as the ROBBERY of
Mr.. Chase's safe, at Hanover, and
what is little odd, the amount of
money stolen is about the same. In
this case a. in that, the thief, or
thieves made good their escape. We
have very strong suspicious that the
same party was engaged in both
transactions. Whoever they may be,
they are shrewd thieves. They have
the sense to know that merchants in
the smaller villages, at a distance
from any banking house, are much
more likely to have money in their
safes than city merchants. Besides
in these villages there is no police
force, and the thief is not as likely
to be detected as in city. Mer-
chants aud others in the country,
who have, money in their possession,
should bear in mind the fact that
thieves of late have turned their at
tention to the country, and be Sc
cured as we'll As possible against
them.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-11-09

FOR SALE.
will sell my Blacksmith Shop, tools aud business
stand cheap. This is a No stand and has good run
Of business Enquire OF the subscriber.
W II. GILLTARD.
Mt. Hope, Sept 49, 1862 l6tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-11-09

GsIRAN COW Taken up the subscriber on lands
- occupied by him in the town Of Fennimore four
miles west Of Fennimore Center October 25th, 1869
one dark red cow, left ear cropped little white under
belly near the bag, nails ana nail holes in horns ;
black sucking calf with her. The is requested
TO prove property, pay charges and take said stray
HIRAM WARD
Fennimore, Oct 20 $3.50 22w4*
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-11-09

MARE COLT strayed or stolen $40 Reward
WI strayed stolen from the subscriber Of the
pasture lot OF n Dewey the school house in the
village OF Cassyille about I'D day of Nov 1865
bay mare colt, sucking at that timc) white
hairs in the mare and tail, evidently inclined turn
to chestnut sorrel or shedding the hair L will pay
the above reward for information which will lead to
the recovery Of said colt. JOHN H. c. SNECLODE.
Dated Cassville, April 10, 1869. 46tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-11-09

SrHAY HEIFER.-Taken up by the subscriber,
- lands owned him section - in town of Little
Grant, on or about October Goth, 1862 dark red
year old heifer white TANKS belly and both
knees square crop of left The is request
ed to prove property pay charges and take said better
NATHAN FIVECOAT
Little Grant Nov LIST 1869 22w4#
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-11-09
BUSINESS ROOMS FOR SALE

The Witcombe building, next door west of Browns
hardware store, in the village Of Bloomington, is Of
fered for sale.
+. WITCOMBE.
Bloomington. Aug. IS, 1869. I3-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-11-09

nj ARE sTRAYED or STOLES.-Strayed or
vi stolen from the premises of Reuben Ward, OF
Shutdown, in the town OF BeetOwn, October 18th 1869
cream colored mare, pigeon toed shod forward pref
ty old, light name. Any will be literally aIded
for information tina. will lead to her recovery for
the delivery Of the mare to me g. PAGE.
Beetown, October is, 1869. 20w4*
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-11-09

CTRAY sTEEh.-Taken up by the subscriber,
y living lands owned by him, on section IL, town
9, range , west in the town Of Fennimore Grant
county is one red steer with white belly two yrs
old last spring small sze-no other marks. The
owner is requested to prove property, pay charges
and take said stray. ERICK GILBERTS0N.
October Is, 1859. 22w4*
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-11-09

GrA Watch, pair OF Blankets, Quilt or
Shawl for One Dollar appears almost impossi-
be, but such may be had and hundreds of
other useful articles by patronising PARKER
* Co.'S, CONE DOLLAR SALE"
Their system of doing business has been
examined by the authorities and a decision
rendered from the Internal Revenue depart
ment at Washington dated Nov. 4th, 1868,
declaring their business perfectly fair and
Legitimate and entirely different from the
numerous gift enterprises. Of course all do
not get watches, blankets, &c, for One Dollar,
as an extra inducement, and some member of
the club has the chance of obtaining it. A
New feature introduced by this enterprising
firm, is to pay their agents in either cash or
merchandise and to prepay the express char
ges. No better opportunity can be offered to
either Ladies or Gentlemen, having leisure
time, than to form clubs for this firm.
Read their advertisement in another column
and send for catalogue.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-11-09
0-00-N-0O00-0-N-0-0-NN0-0O~

Commemorative Herald last week
contained couple Of floating articles,
one Of which stated that Gen. Cobb
was a late purchaser Of twenty
thousand dollars worth of Nebraska
lands, and the other gave away his
daughter in marriage to G. Spensely,
Esq, Of Mineral Point A letter
from the General corrects both state
ments, and we are informed that he
is neither the gamer in the one in
stance or the loser in the other
His purchase of Nebraska lands
amounted to about one-fourth as
much stated, and the bride referred
to is the daughter of Geo. W. Cobb,
ESQ.,, of Mineral Point.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-11-09
TO BUILDERS :

The undersigned is prepared to furnish designs and
,ans for dwellings, public buildings etc. according to
Any sT1LE-Aneient or Modern; and is prepared
to contract for building. As mechanic he is we'll
Known TO the citizens Of Grant county
Lancaster, Oct. %, 1869 2lm3$ J. MAHAN.
The Montana post., 1869-03-12
u. y. District Court.

March I. 2. B. 1. Court met aud adiourned--
March 3, the GIasd Jury empaRueled aud
United States Thomas o Roland; indictment
quashed and defendant ordered to be discharged
cHAs. W. FOWLER, Clerk.
Third Judicial District. Lewis and Clarke County.
VI. T.-Hon. Hhsm Knowles. PresidHg=
March 9Th
G b Thomas DonaciAna Thomas; divorce
granted and decree passed
John Potter W NJ Wyatt: plaintiff filed addi-
tiOuai undertaking for attachment RERc PrOtHae
by leave of court
Fred sworck VS. John Quinn: plaintiff 6Ied
amended replicatiOns defendant flied a mOtion 10
strike the from the fles
John ii Clarkson rs Wells, Fargo & Co; (sup-
Elementary proceedings defendants flied the afii-
davits of Z l. DshleI & K II Gillespie
A IL Doughty vs Won Nantilburghs appeal dis
missed al defendants costs
Is jules GermAin john Oliver; appeal dis
missed st plaintiffs Gusts
T. ) Mansfield ct a. 4 j jackson et al amend
men's conpisiot filed
A + Laird vs. the NasiouaI Mining and ExpIor.
ing Cos defendant filed motion to open default
A 4 Laird the Philadelphia Eaterpriss Gold
and Silver Mining Co: defendant filed = motion to
open default
GoldJerg Morris s. Bro VS. Williams. Bebee ct
al: IN the matter Of the receivers petition X 4
Arick Esq was appointed referee TO report next
week the amount due the receiver The plaintiff
objections to TIE receivers bill
1hos & Powers VS. the North West + mr. CO: de-
fendaut fled motion for continuance.
Jas Jett Va VIM Nautilburgh; defendants an
swer and plaintiffs replication flied
CathsTine A Durgin VS. It Bean: Judgment tor
plaintiff for 81 3Sj.OO asd costs. decree Of fore-
closure passed
The following actions were dismissed at plain
tiff costs viz
b b Belcber vs. whitworth ct al
Whitworth We B b Beleher
Jesse lngersOll et Al ys Belcher
Gates & johnson i B Belcher
S,Whitworth ct al Us Is b Beicher ct al
II Hall VS. w Post
II Hsn vs. } w Paige
Angus Smith vs. W Henderson ct al
Actions were assigned TOR trial follows
No sS4-kereheval, Cannon Il Co Walter
Cooper, March
No sis-A WeiushAnk vs. C Jules German,
March 10
No 5e6-Sam Yit vs. G Jules German. March
No sl6-John Potter We w II Wyatt. March IL
No 5J9-Hermann Bloom Diamond City Min
ing Co. March L.
No s3o-D A Bentley vs. VIM Smith. March 10
March 10
No Tss-Jacob Wet vs. Nicholas Kessler. March
II
No sOs-JOhn Randolph va Benson * Co, March
Is
No 77s-w H Beircrofs vs. II II Lyon. March Is
No I39-LIoyd VI Mellon VS. d Williams ct al
March 10
No 74O-Johu Frost vs. C Hun,Iey March 70
No 763-JOhn Nelson VS. o Nelson ct al.
March 20
No 7OO-Jossph Wilson vs. A J Davis et al
March -
No To3-J9hn Wilson vs. W L Perkins, March
No s4e-R Adek VS. Wells. Fargo & Co.
March -
Continued for the term as follows
NJ Block Asa sample
y NZemansky ct al VS. l. Remish e. al
Jacob Smith vs. w Brewer 81 a.
Mary hurg0mine vs Felix BugoiBe; defendant
withdrew demurrer with leave TO answer
The Court adjourned till Monday, March : 1872
at O'Clock, a IN. al which tine the Territorial
petit s5d grand inrgrs are ordered to be present
CHAS. W. FOWLER. Clerk.
The Montana post., 1869-03-12

At o'clock. Feb. IA. fire broke out
at the corner OF East and Merchant
streets. San Francisco, destroying four
buildings and damaging three others.
The FIRE originated in the ship chandlery
of Coffin & Patrick, who lost $4,000.
$1,000 insurance in the Pacific, Fire
mans Friend and Manhattan. Nelson
q Osterguard, restaurant; loss, 81 200:
insured for $500 The building was
owned bv John Martin and was insured.
John Garvis, saloon; loss, 5000; insured
for 500 in Peoples Breed, Hoff & Co,
saloon; loss. $500; insured for 5000 in
the German, Mutual and Builders. The
origin. OF the fire is unknown.
The Montana post., 1869-03-12
MARRIED.

On Monday, the sth inst, by Rev.
Dr. DICKINSON, At the res dence of the
brides father. Coz SAMUEL RussEL. President
OF the Council of Montana, and MRS A. E
cIarros. daughter Of A Patee. Esq, all Of
81. Joseph, No.
We extend to our friends our most hearty
congratulations On their union, and our best
wishes for long and happy life together.
The Montana post., 1869-03-12

Salt Lake City isSenjoying Miss Lock
hearts Psrthenia in the play of Ingo-
mar To please the Barbarians there,
she doubtless changes the rendering of
the key text TO
Several souls with but a single thought
Several hearts that beat as one."
The Sslt Lake reporter of Feb. %.
had information the tracklayers were at
the mouth OF Weber Canyon. two and a
halt miles below Devils Gate and about
eight miles from Ogden.
Meredith & McWilliams OF San Fran
cisco, have copyrighted a book to be
published by them, called "Meredith's
6reat Register and Dictionary of the
State of California and Nevada 1t will
contain the names. ages, birthplaces.
residences, ETC.. OF all voters in Califor~
MIA, Nevada and Oregon.
The LIST of companies incorporated in
California for operation in White Pine,
up TO Feb. 18th. was forty. Their capi.
The Montana post., 1869-03-12
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining iu the Office OF Wells Fargo
March 81 1Sti9.
The Montana post., 1869-03-12

business at tDls place u DeCOmlns LnatteE
of much anxiety, and fears are entertained
that the @good day is coming" Either be-
cause people are so good or so poor, none
come up to be an object of commisseration
for the Judges who tone the vicious and con-
serve the peace Their loss Is our gain. What
they lose in finances we gain in moral repu-
tation, and all good citizens, while sympa-
thiIing with the law expounders, must expe-
nence a sense of qualification that the moral
complexion of our city is so clear and pure.
L S. GRAND jury was yesterday duly
empanneled and sworn in BY Judge Knowles,
who delivered to them the customary instruc
tions before their entering upon the duties of
their position They meet in the Grand jury
rooms, in the u. 5. Marshal's office.
TIE New BUmDING.-The work on
Cans 4 hein's new building is rapidly going
on. large gang of men are employed ex-
cavating Tor the basement. The dispute in
regard to building we suppose is settled, as we
have heard nothing in regard to il recently.
The Montana post., 1869-03-12

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The Montana post., 1869-03-12
Court Proceedings

The tOllOwing scriOns were dismissed Al plaintiff
coSts. vizs
L Flsischuer vs. }. Well s Co:
Seller. Faulkner & Co. We J. We'll Co
j. We'll & Co. vs II. Seller et al.
n. C. Bush Jas. NJ. Vivion-
VIM. Nantiiburgh II. s. Hail.
Robert O'IIarz VS. Jas NJ. Niviou al.
Hussey, Dahler & Co VS. Strobe, Ruby & co.
VIM. A. Chss<msn vs. Giichrist ct al
Jeff. Perkins We Jos kuhworth-
l. Goldsmith & Co vs. NJ Block.
Territory vs. JEFF. Perkins
Continued for service as follows, viz:
Vim Vantslburgb vs. Ludwig et al
Benz Bachman Keith & Glestou.
Hsrtwell, Jurgens s. Co ysJ Mechanics.
Malone & Dawson vs. ~ Clark.
II Bsdley We Hoy etai
Fred Lysisr vs. Msrgaret A Lystsr.
The following e@ases continued fCr The
term, via:
WIN yantiIburgh VS. " Paige.
Titlow VS. W VI Mansfield ct al
S III Bohm et a. VS. Dunphy, Arnitage ct al
II Bohm ct al vs. Z NJ Dunphy et al.
Ck Harlow e. al, vs. Harlow ct al.
Simmons vs. Jas l. Fisk ct al
Nol-6eo NJ Pinney. Manager, e co vs. fisk (
Stuart-
CIV Cannon ct al vs. W b Wright ct al.
No e-Geo NJ Pinnsy. Manager. CO VS. Fisk 4
Ell Wilson VS. A Wheeler e, al; Judgment for
plaintiff.
Henry We A Cooper Judgment for defend
ant for COSTS.
Chas II Ingram ct al vs. A Godbe ct all judg.
ment for piaintin for costs.
@ Thomas vs. Doodeizua Thomas; defauited
and referred
mspt to defendant Craig, and decree ordered As
to other defsodants in favor Of PLAINTIFF
VIM III Weimar ct al VS. A Bsrreiti defendant
withdraws ssppearsnce-tudgment for plaintiff
LK Clark We MansaeId ct al. answer with
drawn. Judgment for plaintiffs assignee.
w Chadwick VS. 1 K Clark; answer Withdrawn,
Jesse TayIor et aivsJw Stewart et al; en-.
tered order upon agreement Of parties for severance
Of action sccOordance with separate answers
filed.
Jesse r Taylor ct al vs. w Stewart ct al same
entry.
John Glass Va II Hershheid & Co; defendants
affidavit for continuance fled
Grand and Petit Juries are excused till Monday
CHAs. W. FOWLER, Clerk.
MARCH 5th.
EE Barker ct al vs. W Stein; melton Z. sccep,
referees report hled motion to TAX s93 70 10 credit
of defendant fled.
John Nicholson VS. Neil Sullivan; respondent
fled motion to dismiss appeal upon the grounds OF
the appellants failure 20 pay clerks costs for
docksting; ordered that the motion be sustained
success the appellant makes immediate payment OF
unlh costs; demand for immediate payment was
waived by the clerk and the action was doeketed.
Z Mansfield s. Co VS. Rich ct all demurrer
sustained with leave to amend complaint
Goldberg. Morris & Bro vs. Williams Bebee ct al;
Receivers account and petition Of ID jenkins,
Receiver. fled.
Fred Sworck John Quinn; defendants repIi-
cation and defendants motion TO strike the same
from the files. filed
+ VI Dunphy vs. Daniel Wilcox at al. dismissed
at plaintiffs costs.
Joseph Wilson VS. A Davis ct al; John T
Wilson VS. w l. Perkins; assigned for trial on
March -, ls69.
John w Aekley vs. Neil Howie; plaintiff waived
claim for damages; judgment for plaintiff for pos
session Of property.
VanderventeF NJ II Burd; Messrs NcCOr-
mick, Caldwell & Co discharged from garnish
ment
CHAS. w. FOWLER. Clerk.
The Montana post., 1869-03-12

Alex. III. Beattie. Local Editor
The Montana post., 1869-03-12

Local NOtfces-One dollar per line for thre.
lines less IS cents per line for ten lines or less
% cents Der line for eleven lines Or more
The Montana post., 1869-03-12

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the track Of
the Union Pacific Railroad win be laid to 0g-
den, forty miles this side of salt Lake City,
. town veil known to all travellers. On or
about the 20th of this month the route of
Wells, Fargs & Co.. line viii be 80 changed
that the coaches will connect With the rail-
road at Ogden, and run side line into salt
Lake City.
The Montana post., 1869-03-12

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Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-14

A Memphis paper says that a jury in
that city have found man guilty OF
numbering a citizens who is alive and
we'll, are now debating whether to re-
scind their verdict or let the convict
murder the citizen.
Mr.. W. J. Cottwood, President of the
San Diego and ella Southern Pacific
Railroad, has arrived at st. Louis, from
California, en- route to the Memphis
Convention.
The emigration from Canada still
continues. On Monday train of IT
cars passed through st. Adams crowded
with French Canadians who intend to
settle in the States.
A sixty feet long Indian grave has
been discovered in st. Louis.
Why are some persons like spruce
tree Because they are evergreen.