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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-11-16

GTRAY sTEEh.-Taken up by the subscriber
- liyngon lands owned by him. on section II, town
6, range z west, In the town Of Fe nnimore, Grant
county Wis, red steer with white belly two yrs
old last spfing, small sise--no other marks. The
owpe is requested to prove property, pay charges
ana take aid stray. ERICK GILBERTSoN,s 81
October Is, 1869 3 sxtfs fIoas w 22w4s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-11-16
ONE MIELION D{)LLARS
ONE DOLLAR FOR EACH ARTICLE !!

We do not offer single article Of merchandise that
can be sold by regular dealers at our price las
Wedo not ask you TO buy goods from us un,ess we
can sell them cheaper than you obtain them In
any other way-while the greater part Of our goods
ar sold a a,out srfsr4T~s & f7sslz,-- ~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-11-16

GTRAY HEIFER. Taken up by the subscrbcr,
- LANDS owned him section "a, in town OF Litto
Grant, on Or about October 10Th, 1850, one dark red
two year oh heffer white on TANKS, belly and both
knees, square crop offleft The owner is request
cd to proyeproperty pay charges and take said better
k9 Is @6 81 NATHAN FIVEC0AT.
Little Grant, Nov. LIST, 1869, ~ 22w4~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-11-16
One-Half the Regular Rates.

We want good reliable agents in every part of the
country BY employing your spare time to form clubs
and sending orders you can obta d the most N sral
commissions either in CASH or MERCHANDISE and
all goods sent by us will be represented and guaran-
Agents should collect tencents from each customer
and forward tons in advance for Descriptive Checks
of the goods we sell. u $685. -. -
The holders of the Checks have the privilege OF eth
purchasing the article thereon described or Of ex
hanging for any article mentioned on our Catal ogus
be purchased in the usual way for hesanie money
The advantages Of first sending for Checks are these
We are constantly buying small lots Of very valuahls
goods which not in our Catalogues and for which
issue Checks till aare Sold besides in every large
club we will put Checks for WATCHES, QgrLxs BLANK
ETs DRESS PATTERNS, some other article Of value
chasing article for about one fourth Of It's ralue
IL every order amounting to over $50, accompanied
by the cash. the Agent may retain 81 and in every or
der ofo-er 800. So may be retained 20 g
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-11-16

CtTRAY BDLL.--Came to Enclosure of the under
- signed. secton2 town s. ran ge 3, Potosi, about
the last of APRIL 1859, and by taken up the 14th
day Of 0ctobei one dark red yearling bull marks
perceptble The is requested to peoye property
pay charges aid take said stray. ALEXIS CHASE.
Potosi, October IA, 1899. *gs 2lw4%
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-11-16
PAY EXPRESS CHARGES.

ohei - urtb especially TO assist agents in the
Western ara Southern States, but is open to ell Gus.
TONER'S -.
COMMISSIONS.
Agents will be paid ten per cent in Cash or Mer.
chandise, when they FILL UP THEIR ENTIRE
Club for which below we give partial list Of Com
missions gHae 80 -. $3.50
For an order of sac, from club of Thirty. we
Will pay the Agent, commission, rs yards Brown or
Beached sheetins Good Dress Pattern, Wool Square
Shawis, French Cashmere Pants and Vest Pattern
FneIarge White Counterpane, etc. etc. or So il cash
For an order Of $50, fem club OF Fifty we will
pay the Agent, Commission, IS yards sheefng, One
pair heavy Wool Blankets Popln Dress Pattern hand
some Wool Square Shawl syer;case Watch, etc ETC..
or S. in cash. go sfg.s =
FoI an order Of 800, from club Of One Hun.
deed, We will pay tbs Agent, commission 100 yards
good yard-wide sheeting, Eoin-SiIyef Hunting Case
Watch. Rich Long Wool Shawl, Suit Of ali Wool Cas-
simere. etc, etc, or $40 in cash. - a. ~ - -
We do not employ any travelling agents, and Gus.
toners should not pay money 70 persons purportng to
be our agents, unless personally acquainted.
SEND MONEY ALWAYS BY REGfsTERED
ssgaa LETTERS. szsss As3ss
For further particulars send for our new eghtpage
Catalogues,
d S. vaaEl PARKER 81 Co.
sand 100 Summer street, boston, Mass.
Q2x1
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-11-16

kaTfIAT CATTLE. Taken up BY the subscriber
~ on lands owned by him section town Of Paris,
or about November 9Th, 1862 one dsrkred steer,
years old, little white breast, underbit in both
ears; also roam heifer ycariing past, marks Ths
owner srequssed to prove property pay charges and
take said ANIMALS NM MITHKOW
Paris, November III, 1862 2iw3s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-11-16

GTRAY HEIFER. Taken up by the subscriber,
- on lands Owned by him miles northwest of Lam
caster, or or about October 16h 1862 yearng red
anc white spotted heifer; part OF appears to
have been frozen of-iio other marks. ~ g
M THOMAS MARSHALL
Lancaster, October 23, 1869. 2lwas
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-11-16
Sale of Forfeited Mortgaged Lands.

Advertisement of Forfeited Mortgaged Lands in Grant Co
formal chooI Fund
, 1869-03-26
BURGLARS.
One OF the Fraternity Cape d
In the WeSt DiV1si0n.

At m eulr hou1 90 Wednesday no1sinta-
eex Deeslle, wills waking do.u De1aes
stzeAt, near Jackson. hssrd toms ore rtn
121np post, HI rau ea3t on TIN lAtet thsouGEe.
vas 1otnsd 1t Jedetson street BY brother o.
man, md On EeaI3uE C1n Al 6t1eei hsAfo t*Dts
dfed. he turned down usakA7rod ne4F V3a.
ttoasn R sntpf Ill: :kaxss.~haE be nsG fslg 9ta
tttm e6. ksrumnR that the hai31afa n1taa
up Canal street, thu pof!c- men ttsl,oa n put.
At.sI pEoekeaiax tES ndets. = .eei1T ~ 1aoa r. 60
Showing his eoDpaaicn To-, xe2a-
shortly ai1es thA Departure oS tte othe:s Lille
raw JounR nsn CIT cffe ron boa: JtfteHt
Dy md IT. op o e.usnt loa o.
Fe<llrK seEelh1n4 bars, he made ~ extmlnau-
and dltcuversu Z s. ;tntaa" eonefsleo unoAhs
nEoH's cost Hsro rH p 1re1pse: 70.
peekete, took ont p<nkrlts md dsupp=t =
he thoueht. unobs'lTed, on TO the Adewnkit's
GO. however. utceIle saw II, and picktrR tps
p!ied. % Il d don't Iii know; No do 5ss:a .he rsuan
then teasct Cd him aId to1nd sGvtr w4 caa
sous Intet. AID tnh.tquartH locked =
up. On WedncseaJ x. Fao11k a; I'LL u. Ae1 m infssd
OF Cli1ton ard Nathet streeu, haa been enid
BY mt lra Of fiolelrs the ttont dlor open. n'st-
Iuom tnvadet. aud Vatch. 0lle ard somen-
foald On ne ,oung lsa nsnuoaed, I'D iasssi
Il 10 hrs prLp.r.y. The Earks made onae
deos u fo'si1g 1 we.e @ s1aainsa. s,;Ia a1dls
n@y"a ludsa !o*1as,y a.'sa I!1.t rnen. fsf.
5us1,ea ailttis1, lstEe Poase s;ourt. aud 70
,ern .ytns Of AZ sIa Two wsti. aso ps
~ a,ft tied 4 tie t.sas Of =
roo,e VI, win hia % Tae.d,y 1ixhs t.ds
sonnis ths 1ooss., ID ne. ~ sa sn sso ss
this he BsEtAd to kEoN how HeAtey rec Rss8
, 1869-03-26

EH1ceF hen II hss been Obliged to make
pnrchase4 of .Etock on credis, NOT always be-
Ink shle o>naka advaat49e Of the markets.
This ttdisadTmtaxt, With the 1osses, has 'peob-
ably cost the Company 4l5D, COO = ycsr-
sufficient I'd wipa out thn profits. and Keep
the company constantly ruuning behind.
thM esil By tuplahlng tho capital requtsito
Tor the purtaA&e OF stock and by making
cash purchases; to the best possible adyan-
tAge, win all their facilities for knowing
the ondition Of the markets. It Is believed
that IN this way the mill. c4n be made to
pay OF The present indebtedness, and leave
the company tree from embarras.m-nt to
puFtue Its manufacturing business in the
luturt.
The mills are really among tho anest in
the rouutryt and their M1uufAcsuyrs dad 4
re1dy market It Il to be hoped. therefore.
shht the generous proposition al Me.srs. 4.
r. 6teWIt & Co. Will be carried out, and
prove As successful Is anticipated, Il ID &
falI busines. Arrangement, mud local pride,
Il nothing slse, nnak secure 1t the hearty
good wishes Of cur citizens.
The Utica Steam Woollen Company was
organized In 7848, With capital Of 3la5, O o.
Its present agent is Peter Clogher, who ID
in general manager, and has the confidence
Judge Hilton has been in tho CITY several
days, on behalf Of Mes.rs. 4. T. Siewar: s
Co., and. as their 1egal and contceutt,I ad
wiser, has. been IL consultation with the yari.
ous creditors and parties concerned. Els ef-
| iorts to bring abous the propo-cd 1esuis, wt
trust, will be crowned with tcccess-
, 1869-03-26
Falufs or the EG1ea 8AAH Woc1 IN
COMPANY

From 'he Etic1 IN. ~ Herald, March II.
Tarions rumors h&7e been ahoat, during
e1anassaamenss Of this company. As 1t is
thoroughly idettlfed with the business In
tere<ta Of ouE city, Acd u many OF onr lead
rug citizens are pecunlzrilJ interested III Its
Affairs, We hare taken pains to ascertain the
leading facts In the cage. .-....
Fur 1one tine past, Aexrs- 4. T. Stewart
& Co. have been selling the goods OF the
Utica Steam Woolleu Company On COM
nIssiop, and, from time to time, have made
1t adyate eez with which to puSthase stock.
Matters ran on in this way until their claims
amounted to over 100, and were eonstd~
crably more than they had satlefaetory se-
cuzity for. Consequently they obtained an
execution azalnst the company, aod tts mills
have been taken possess1oa o: BY the Sheriff
II Is not The intention Of Aesszs- 4. T:
Stewart 4 Co.. however, to force sale oi
+ the compsny's property. but. II agreeable 70
all the creditors, TO take possession OF me
mills, and run them for the interest OF all
concerned. dividing The net ptpnss gro rqIa, H.
creditors, until the debts ot the company aIo
cancelled, when the mill Will reuain The prop
crty Of Tho present stockholders 1t - pr.
posed 10 con,tnue the present manASement
Is IL l., the books to be open TO INC iosped
.cr that purpose, aud to SEQ thAI @ae
n snIs gerernus ofIef should not % &C
ccpted. of coutse 1oshIug remains ous T. -.
| teet eale At once, and pay On toe eecs,nt :
against the company Is taf ss LUG .hs, ihe
Proposed arrangement VII rfoIe ths SSii. eTeSi.
fo1 h.x. expressed therleefTes 0a'
pies,ed Tlth The proposition ar tha
| rrtten siesm WoolIen Company ~, ~, oe:11 81;
| sioped hy heavy losses inea11eo CO. % e. az
1 ID Liz p1ice4 d E~sI So~o "t'|N
, 1869-03-26
Rrc97eax Of the Unten Pacific RAlI-
Tokdp

Firm The Salt Lake Telegraph. March 49,
Captain Clayton IL pushing the track OF the
CIion Pacific Railroad along with his &C.
customed Eigor. On Saturday last, II was
completed to q point just beyond Bonne.
Vile, the new railroad town, screu miles
north Of ogdcu, and by Saturday ncxt, 1t
wA expected to reach Bear River. but the
storms OF yesterday md today will undoubt-
edly cause sonc little detention to the pro.
c1ras Of the t.sck.lAve,s nd this week will
have passed and sill the iron way will BE-
this side Of Bear River. but tha beginning Of
next week Will undoubtedly zee It completed
to that point.
West Of the promoutnrJ the grade Is nearly
all completed, but through the pronoutory
range, shove Blue Greek, some heavy cuts
and fills get remain 10 be made, upon
which, however, the company arc now con.
centraiIpg all their avulable force. and the
st1ipg Of wagons, t1lled with laborets, that
ere constantly vending their way TO the un-
compleied portion Of the e1aae, elvc the as
surAnce that Tho work yet to be done Will Be
promptly and energetic1lly put through.
Ten days ago the rack Of tho Central p.
cidc Railroad was laid thirty miles eh4t OF
Humboldt Wills, md WIS being puthed ylg'
0{u4s&+, ~ pFA... . p. ,.: -, :. -~. ..44i
, 1869-03-26

tQ8 H43Af1k8 p&Aabis AAt4
A Atter to the Banner fram Audereon,
Franklin County, dated the 9o:h instant, mr.
nIshea rar1icnlars Of deliberate aud uopro-
yoked murder committed on the 18Th {Fa-
day), on the body Of 4 negro nxn, formerly
alaye Of Colonel j. r. Anderson. Tbs Letter,
which comes from reliable aud responsible
sourcr, states that an aged and respectable
negro nsmcd Frank WAS brstly engaged a MS
work, preparing for this years crop, wheo
young man uamed Tonev Douthl4 rode up 20
where be WAS At work and called htm 10 the
fence. He then ASKED him ho@ he hked tne
some 81 months previously: ;, Tns negro ~
twcrcd. II did no. Ike T." Wheseupon.
Uouthl,t rsmstked, II w1ll s5To. you. then.",
ard Immediately le5eled gun Hhlch he bad
With lin aud aret, killing the negro In
Thr ci.izaps Of Crow Creek, with that lore
Of NV md Justice 'or which they are noted.
~ tn,n.a nns ~ n,osse, captured the murderer,
md esrned him to Winchester On sstuIdaA.
tn nes1oes OF tho vicinity were much ex-
cited hut seeing that the whites were deter
mined nine 10 bling tee offender to hi' Just de-
Dcuthi,t WIS Co., soldier. and,
hetrr csnturtd ds1anla, ppwar, Joined the
Fs5s..i = ntie- 4hAlh. okYqetto and WAS moi
t'I '..czs1sR1essh hafxseT So4La yt,Atk, xasn
, 1869-03-26
4 SHOCKING DEATH.
Hydrophobia In Fr.xktors.

From the FT1IRfnt feoMsn, Msreh 23.
About thzee months nzo Ar. John D. Bar
place, received bite from small dog ran.
ming about his meat store, which attracted
70 attention ard GRATED no alarm bec.ute
If Its healing kindly and we'll. Feeling quite
urweu last Saturday night, he summoned
ply ssc1.n, who at tho time, upon the mo.t
critical e1amieAttou, could not decide the
character Of bis disease He told the friends
Of hts family that be feared come terrthla
outbreak Of braia disease. aud be9aa tzeat-
meut 10 arrest It, II possible A few hours
later the tises4e VAS perfectly devel-
oped, with the fear5nily horrid symptoms
which render the nlstaking It tor anything
else impossible. At every effort to gratity
Bis ragine thirst, be was seized with constic-
-tion Of the threat aud fearful spasms, reuuir-
irs the assistance Of severa1 persons to bold
him, until It l2at the dread Of swsllowing
made him re'use everything offered him.
Durtrg the continuauc. OF the attack he
sse 70 ss him. ao7 & os n %ney p,,d
them that be would do them no harm, aud
avoided kissing his own children for ftar he
might communicate the disease to them. Al
together, it WIS q distressing and painful
eI9ht. Tie terror indicated IN his face. the
Brilliant and prottud1ng eye, the agonlzicg
cnnvu}tious, and loud cries for heips d.a"
tears ron many Of the b5stardess.
|. Although It Was well known that no tredt.
uent would cure him. he Was attended BY
most Of cur medIczi men, and visited by
many sympatbi1iug citizens, who contributed
all that the profession CT the minstrktlon oi
fsje1 d. could offer for relief. He was per-
iectly rational except IN the sh ort Intervals
when ths commissions were upon him, and
died on Sunday night, about twenty five
bours after having been fi1at tAktn.
BE Leaves 1ery helpless and dependen.
family. consisting Of Tife and dye little
girl children. Els constant e1eEtsons, whcu
veil, Raye them = moderate support, bat
death 1exres them With nothing. His chlel
regret in dying was the fear that bis poor
wife and little children would come 10 Tant.
His appeal to those present - sid his family
would have touched the hardest heart Il
is understood that an appeal will be n2de
to the charitable to n1se sum Of money
sufficient to buy small home for his family,
and, knowing our people 30 well. We trust
IL mny not be in vain. 4 more worthy Oh
ject was never presented, aud giving literally
win result In blessing TO these "who give
and those who may rcceiye,"
, 1869-03-26

unto ye, but 70 have not danced" c1-
claims The gentle spraxue. II have oon-
t1ibuted 10 The Republican party - much
In character. fspplause, laoghser, aud
cries Of "Mo<s, more"1 t".and = good
deal more In money tnsn ali other Sen.
ators combined. =. Since you have To:
jecsed my finanefsl policy the people OF
the West are sta1ving-she country is
On the brink Of prtcipice-the mother
cannot trust her son abrosd without
conscious knowledge that he-ls out, and
the husband cannot close his door"
loud laugh2r.
What may be The mat.er With the door,
which prevents tho husband fro.n cl ssing
u, Of what would be; the constguence'to
the country II the husband ceud close
his door, the ado,escen$ Sprsgue does not
inform us. What there Ia In the Senator'S
financial policy which would help tho
husband to close his door, and wha her
1t works by way OF sprng, a patenf
hir ge,.. double bolt, :, Or: IndlA-rub-
bes lining. remains equally dlH:ul:
of apprehension. But be de-
clefee kl3L, ttAE1H d1AAA . 1uA4R VI d.
address vaa eloquent: point: that
has not been made bejore, and which
strikes Us as go. d thing to say, But ha
adds that "wnen he heard the passage
"axerting the sacredress Of the public
"debt he had gone away d.sheaztened
I" and eoTrowful, because 1t had shown
"nin that the canker that possessed The
American body polisio had got hold d
",he President also. .Btill he was uo
"wi.hout hope- He hoped The presiden
"wouid Jet discover the great error int
(which bad advisers had led him. AMI
"would turn away from this policy q
"irom charnel house."
| We yen.ule 10 say that no sentences 0
equal length ever uttered IN the Ameri
can Senate are 50 well calcuta ed 70 e1
cite the wonder Of mankind ss4 thos
above quoted. We doubt II their IN
meaning will ever become Ineligible u
the human mind.
, 1869-03-26

yesss, hsve Only MANAGED 70 buy Foods ,a .a1 ior
ssEssoi ssE @ II afM5afs thsn, sell tnSsSep.te,
IN by ais.1,balion Of the other hurte !
each is md ii iwaYA has been she pfssuee' 9na IS
the Indians ne wofae OF anw sna9 ta .hs1 80. se
T6t,e Ia. our l1pd., By the peculiar form ,ot
Strcsty with lot Of Pagans! Let 2, change
II ftouce. osA HAo ]A~'o"0'
n rr,,.,n Matrh $h 1867.
, 1869-03-26
"a tlldatu1I appesrod Ia Crow Creek, hard

he sldaen1y appeared In Grow Creek, = bard
and reckless despfSados .,.,.
Of Crow Greek pledge therhAtlves % thu E1-
ecuttye OF the State TO carry tho ool!ga-
tIona OF the civil law: not only IN that p,:-
ucuIar peiehhorhood but throughout tho
county, where needed and when called On oJ
legal authority. In this ago Of political mis-.
:rrprrsentxticn, when such unfaiF usa Is msdo
oi every pretext to widen still more The
breach witch has separated the sections
thfy appreciate that every act calculated 70
inteusiiy prejudice s9slust the atste, excite
bosiillt5 and hard feelings, and shock the
moral 1en.a OF tho community At largo
. eho uld be honestly stated. - f.,
, 1869-03-26
Rttts b butxb, Fort " ayne and Chicago
HAufo2d IN UAle,

4 short time sinco the managers Of the
Plttsbur2h, Fort Wayne, aud Chicago Rail-
road ordered the PennsylvnnIa Legislature
10 pass law takiIg from the stockholders
At the next meeting, and the President Of
the company boasted In published letter
thA, If be chose he could send nmi1ar bill
through the Ohio Leeislature with = whirl.h
The Ohio House Of Representatives have re-
seDted the Insult, by unanimously, adopting
Z resolution tnquiring By what authority ths
corporation or this state The unfortunate
letter Of NJ. Cass has. provoked wh1ri Of
the wrong kind.
, 1869-03-26

To ths EdItcr Of TIA Chicago Tnsunc.
J1attts No. . 1tndly tuREeats : whalesoma
10 tha llbe1ttne 1oRte1s who Stare
htr ont Of eauntensnee, after she has cepositod
htr lerers. II Jus.1iiEs optics wtra directed
10 Tbs pickrR eut Of her 9teps 4nd othe1 o.jeets
that shou1d eatm her sste1tion, would aho have
20 much time % NJ uce the teat1rE md .nsnl tnx
R,a1 ees uiteeted ia her ~ The a. Lap Ox
nereH atter tbs Enaurer Ct tho dontzsns q
Kastel1 hafeas, sno By 60 doing render herself
NJ Known t, fhs - L. Tu1EA" of this naodefr
xzt Or. n Efclusnt IN this o4na Of the SpTpsiss
might. pfnbabty. gain nerash rfIt to fha csa:e.
and. afr,lrn 1hsmeelvea Nhh hostsTnips. sally
lcfth and WAX y.Ugtante on ihe M essE!ofs-
HCaa19113N NO. I.
, 1869-03-26
-rm ARaux1urun AD uc1Ay,n

M. Carry. .p1oteetton,st tvAddle" ia precisely
that when va eommenasd 70 70 people o. nc
Il as b. Abraham IiaeoIs. Tnos. 1nS -e1.
picdea" II In the Unloa-f exploded II vas-
i9se 6 2aS g.as s2,s s; Il nse
they were 6ldney Breese, 1tuee bemple, james
snn'os. ss2ssa a. paa4l.s 80: !, - oH5 1;, ca.
rtade1s that II il txhuIR til: bat y a:d repeat.
Ing he s'aER Q! the a1pgon!s's Of t!sy and q
a.s iou. I: nour .hes by fr.e preten:ea wh'eA
7i@e vii uncover. faus1es 1ers
We shzll endeavor to preserve our
patience whitc Time Is engaged in the
landahie work OF uncover1ng. the false
pre- enses by which we 13uI,sh. Mesn-
while, We uesua TO cali the attention OF
+: cur New York nsmesake to another dis
tjngulshed ally snd confederate OF John
G. Calhoun. Ha name Is William Lloyd
Garrison, and he Writes the following
/ let1ef:
Nohc.t B. Ainrur. EsQ:
paA e1R You d. me simple justice In b.
lA1lzg that Az "hse,s'ly II sIa ANY xita
il complete ann permanent triumph IN the United
6talee believing fha. It is oAted uoon ;nu tights
pshea ma aum.sy 9sissse q
I'D esea e esovsa ~ nv n,1oq s.
:euz s.sas'is s;se. p,s*s s, nasS' s.!ss
70 u 9r i as 10 .!
mai oro'nt rtooo. National ee]dshness Il -
much ore to b aeprteaud than pers nal rteed
shae thc tnai11ouai Wno mai ~ iullI sn,efpose
S 70 81 Fl snss sSs q Ia
sail III ' hlsam,pe "a S .ha, % tne .nsesrsn @ q q al a.
rAtauRs arc tao inteEes Of each, and each o'
, 1869-03-26

10 whom Andrew johnson was
Indebted perhaps more than to.
any other influence for whA'eve7 Is
best In the career he has run. ave
are plain people," she wAa accustomed
to ssy to tho few who saw her At the
White House, "very plain people from
the mountains Of East Tennessee, called
BY rational bereavement to fill PUBLIC
sphere, fer which wo A1e Ill prepared.
The people must NOT expect loo much
from mr." Such plain candor dissrms
rfiNaan. ard leaves IN the heart no
room except. for sympathy and p1aise.
, 1869-03-26
WISCONSIN,.
--Tk 4

Murder a, Fon2 du Lae-Arrtst q Ae
= snrss. II
Vim Our Special Correspondent. - II
so.p " 49, s.n..d
The recent murder IN this G1ty uae eaeoe
the most. intense. excitement. Anote OF GU
r,ou. men sre eatbesed at erery atreet corner
~ hrsr the neys. The Cotoner's jury /. still
~ ~ u s@.ia ~ $500 ~ " 1,.t,cr Ri,,ell.
Doubts are atu! entel ]1aeo ~ ~ ~ ny w. -.
tity Of the murdered man. There teems 70
be but little donbt, however, that his nAms
+. Younv. and that he was q fcAld~ mt Of She
ronn,~ Thc iury have sent TO O.h.
ooss1a & ~ so. r,,ns.,., n more rul1y Identify
him.
The facts. as fir n eliclted, are apostAn-t
t,s1lv a follows: YouaK spent the winter In
Ia.t a.3nraxv morning he was
1ne panel 80. ~ 49, ~. sonfbrnx
PAID on 81 oaaAo.u ~ ten,a ~,
bound tratn, saying tnat no wa ooa1a .o1
E,lbouyu City. He stopped at this c'Ey,
and by some means fell in with nc2ro
5r-.d unH.m. WIN acted n 4 pilot
+. = V,.nnn IN showino him around the city.
~ ~. 19i ,..in .1,rei At 30 I. N. soon after he
!as aae Ih.sad ~ =, Hnweu's harder shop, They
We. Nas ans.1 as,,.d ~ stnidts, taiinr shop. where
1eAs WSn,a I'M hannht a small scII to bld up his
tUers s;.t D44 nn which EAs IN uply wound. aud
le,t ~ M,, srn ~ ~ slinr IN account al dis!oca
~. - - .honidev
tfH1 .. ,ben cslled ct the Office OF the Pollcc
rnat,e. ~ ~ 1nste inouiies Of The whereeb
.tse'.e e.r;sIn ~ f.m,1v vhom Young cfalmed
" s1s,4d n him. The Justice referred
w.. ~ i.Eye,,s of1cc. Hhose Clients he
iln Ls4 ~ s,;a .n1,ilv to Ia They caIled a.
,hs, ot,Ice At 1880 I. m. Tney were neIt
ta., sn1 tncetber It Poweilt reatauraut. one
eern n. a1th ~ fhe r{rv. wbere 1hrv tnoF
l..r drnr.r tno ether, Thcy left atYp, m for thn
n.a..a .srtIemrnt. il The eouth 4 mart of
~ ritys snd went In the directlon of sho
| @nods vhern You1p's boiy Nas found.
Th,s was. The last inst VA seen OF poor
Young uutii h.s body w2s accidentally dial
est,an 81 M rr5und showed = fr1rfui b.t1la
~ hetTees Young aud his murdeter, Is the
s9om s1o'snd' The MURDER vo7r ~ pssr Of rub
md SOON N.er leaving the sc.ne Of bal!
II. fooT fhrru a.. ~ the foot-u1zks indicated
| H. VS. tracked 10 The eaat branch Of Fond
IN 1ac Rirer. which was neat At hAnd. Tne
ws:er Wi rQnnIpg over the ice, and no
conid be tracked 10 further.
to 1he Pnlire sts1iou I'D Corpuer's jIry
emnanelied. IL tie meantime the poliee
weF. AZ Work. and facts were soop elected
thst cs,t auspicIon on Williams. He r.
NAMED IN .the ciIy mill 0, m. Of Monday,
Whrn h. 5esrned thai the pollca wcro af.ei
| rim. Drnntv Sher1fr LoupstaH got on board
th- . n n. routh lralp. nd at Chester dis
rorerrd Niliisms attcmptiaF to ket On .ths
tra,n. bui' eeeInu tnar be Wal discovered, ran
away. Tnc Sheriff sent 4 bali alser MIN AMI
the salute vas promptly returned. Nothing
trr,. ht train saw him leave the railroad aut