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The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-19
CoIumbIa GoId nnd sIIrcr prIninr com-

Columbia Gold md silver DIIninR Com
County, Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given. that At n meeting 81 tho
BOARD Of trustees of said Company, hold saturday,
the twenty fourth day Of September 1870 an asscEs.
mont ~ twenty Ave t26l cents per share was levied
upon the capital stock Of said company payable i'm
mcdatcy, in United States gold coin a. the Socrcary,
al tho once OF the company. No COG Montgomery
street, San Francisco. California.
ANY stock upon which said assessment shall remain
unpaid ON Saturday. the twenty ninth day Of October,
1870. shall be- deemed delinquent, and will be duly
advertised for sale at pubic auction and. unless pay
ment shall be nadO before will be sold on Tuesday.
tho twenty second day Of November 1870 to pay tho
delinquent assessment together with costs OF adyor-
tHnR and expenses Of aale
by order Of the Board ~ Trustees.
n. T.. WHEELER, Secretary.
Once, No. COG Montgomery street gan Francisco.
California, room No. -, ON second floor. oilt
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31S California Street.
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.
NOTICE.
MONDAY. October aist, 1870.

foLDENS oF TICK ETS to the GIFT co
CERT IN aid Of the Mercantile Library Associate
are hereby notified that the Concert Is postponed IN
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WIN. M. GILLESPIE,
A TToRFEY ASD COUNSELOR At Law, nso
IN District Attorney for Elko County ONCE IN
Room No. 2, hrst door, In the Court. House. HLKO.
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Unexpected interferences have operated to make
this delay necessary to accomplish the result of
ing the Library from debt without recourse TO other
privileges granted by act of the Legislature passed
February 10, 1870.
This is positively the only postponsraent which will
be made. The Concert Will take place ON tho Jay
above named, commencing at nine o'clock A. NJ and
TO continue until all the gifts have been awarded
The funds already Ia bank are considerably more
than sufficient to insure the successful couetou OF
the contract with the public.
The sale of tickets Will positively close on Friday
the 2sth day Of October. 1870.
All tickets remaining unzOli at that tim will be
Withdrawn from sale and cancelled They will be adj.
Nerused by their numbers the goth day Of Ortnh.
1870, III one more of the daily papers Of san Fran.
cisco Any ammunition thus made in the number of
tickets o. be drawn will not affect the number or
amount Of gifts. They will be heretofore sdyer-
Used to viii 64s gifts. amounting in all to $500 900
gold.
Ticket holders residing out Of San Francisco will rn
ccivs duly accredited lists Of the Awards OF which
VIII also be published IN the leading san Francisco
daily papers, on the lst November. 1870
Delivery OF gifts will commence November 2l ls-O
at the office, No 3ls California street. To all parties
presenting tickets 10 which gifts have been awarded
All gifts awarded To residents will be held TO their
order and for their account.
ROBERT u. SWAIN, President NJ Ia
W H. l.. BARNES. Vice Pres't
VIM. g. RAI.STON, Treasurer.
THOS. X. HAYES. Recording Sec.
DAVID WILDER, Corresp. Sec
TRUSTEES NJ LA:
WM; AsHBURNER. ISAAC woRMsER.
); NJ; MCNULIf, ALf'D +. ELFELT,
ARIH. NJ. EBBEIS, WIN. g.. BADGER,
WM. Z. WOOD, =. u. REYNOLDS,
SAMUEL HUBBARD.
MAURICE DORE, and CHARLES IL.
PETERS, Business Agents, No. 3Is Call
fornia street, san FrnncIsco. s7td
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Mountain city Mining Company-Locn-
non OF mine Cope District, Elko County, State of
Nevada ~ ~ -
Notice Ia hereby given, that az a meeting OF the
board Of Trustees Of said company held on The goth
day OF september, 1870 assessment Of Dfty cents
per share was levied upon the capital stock Of said
COMPANY: payable Immediately In United States gold
COIN 70 tho secretary at the Office Of tho company
NO. ,o6 Front street, San Francisco. Cal
Any stock upon which such aasesament shaII re-.
main unpaid on tho seventh day Of November 1870
shall DO deemed delinquent. and will be duly adYer.
used Tor sale At public auction, aud unless payment
shall be made before. will he sold on MONDAY tho
18TH day Of November. 1870 10 pay tho delinquent as
scssmcnt together with costs Of advertising aud e1.
ponsoa Of sale.
by order Of the Board Of Trustees.
r. II. wtNGARD. Secretary
oSIw Ofnco, 7OG Front street, IAN Francisco, Cal
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4. ". TOWSE, General superintendent
I. II. GOODMAN, General Passenger Agent.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

: THE UNDERSIGNED. HAVING PURCHASED THE
L business OF Oppenhoimer 4 Co. in Elko and
Cope all parties indebted To- said firm are notified 10
settle, legal proceedings will be commenced against
them. L. LIVINGSTON
auOitf
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Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany Of New York &!
Has CASH ASSETS amounting to over
S5O.OOO.OOO.

HIS COMPANY OFFERS ADVANTAGES To THE
L insuring public superior to any, az having
The Largest Number OF Policy HoIdcrs /!
The Lnrgcst Amount OF Assets!
And rs having paid the Largest PERCENTAGE OF AMY
COMPANY IN THE WoHLDi
Entire system All Cash!
No DelusIve Notes or Lonns!
would take this opportunity OF warning par,ios
seeking insurance to fully investigate the note system
before adopting It, and not To receive truths tho
captrap assertion of agents that the dividends would
cancel the loan or note, but 10 demand proof OF
instance where 1t has done so Endowment Poll.
cy.
The New York Life. New England Mutual. and
connecticut Mutual, all of which unquestionRbIy
stand among the leading companies II the world after
trying the note system for quarter Of century have
abandoned 1t as being entirely inapplCable TO tho
present most popular form Of Lite Insurance.
In giving up the note system the New England {"
IN it's Twenty sixth Annual Report, dated january
1870 gives two reasons for Its action, the main one
being as quote, verbatim. from said reports
THAT persons are induced by tho rosc-coloreI
statement Of many solicitors, who have thought less
OF the morality Of the thing Than Of the commission 10
amount they afford to carry anticipating that ro
turns Of surplus will be sufficient to cancel their in
debtedneEs in the shape Of notes"
The experience of the New England las been tho
same "a That OF other companies doing business on
ne note plan, and has been compelled abandon it's
theory Of twenty years. because II could not stand
the rosc.tinted statements OF it's own solicitors; and
no company. with regard to It's future reputation
afford 10 shoulder the assertions of agents thai
dividends will equal the loan any insurance expert
knows IL TO be falsc.
Tho system IL one capable Of the worst abuse many
persons insuring under II suppOSng the payment dc.
manded by the agent TO DO full, being entirely
ignorant OF tho fact that they indebted 20 the
company Tor loan that was continually drawing
interest ... -
General Agents know. or shond know. tho fallacy of
the note or loan plan. As class subaRcnta Will Nor
Know IT. aud am perfectly aware OF tho difficulty
experienced by General Agents In obtaining solicitors
who will be truthful and conscientious In their state.
ments.
All I ask Of the public is, to know well what they
are doing, and 20 examine tho tables before paving
their premium, 40 that they will understand whether
the company has any lien on the policy I'm the shape
of note or loan drawing interest
ON the CASH system you have CONTINUALLY M.
DUcED rATNEsr or iEcREAsED AMOUNT or rssuR.
AsoE. On tho MOTH plan you have q CONTINUALLY
INCREASED PAYMENT and DgoREIsgD VALVE IN IN.
sunASCE. WHICH DO YOU PRgPER7
JOHN sPROsTON, state Agent.
=. Reiphnrt, Local Agent. E1ko. .t.. s2lu
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DANIEL e. wAIpRoN
JOHN 8. MAYBucH.

A TToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law. y
~ Nevada. ap2Otf
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ROBERT u. SWAIN. President VI. l.. A.
w. II. l. BARNES. Vice President.
W. e. RALSTOS, Treasurer.

After paying the expenses Of the entertainment and
making the distribution ~ the gifts as above an.
nounccd the balance will be applied eItingushiny
the present indebtedness of the Mercantile Library
Association.
Holders Of tickets to which gifts may b. awarded
will receive the presentation of such tickets
or coupons to the Business Agents of the Board OF
Trustees, at their Office.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-12-01

LHERPooL. Dec. l--.2 p. IN.
Refined l13l. Spirits 8.
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WALL PAP&x
OF GRIFFEs Bros
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-12-01

ANTWERP, Dec 1-3p. N.
Crude market.
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Diaries for 1871 at
GRIFFEs Bios.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-12-01

ORIENTAL HOT BLAST (PARLOR
STOVES) are in such great demand that
Nicholson Il Blackmon cannot supply the
home trade. ocStl
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-12-01

Call and see the extension top DictAt0t
with reservoir, at NicholgGn S Black noa &,
agents for the sane.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-11-05

For purchase of clothing. as per same .rsi.
yie futirio.ii ti,ousaiiu 20 hundred dollars.
For pay of physician aud teacher. as per
thirteenth article same treaty two thousand
Ave hundred dollars.
For pay of carpenter. farmer, blacksmith, :,
miller, and engineer, as per same article. i've
thousand two hundred dollars.
For second of three instatlnents TO be ex-
pended in presents to ten persons of said tribe
who in the Judgment of the agent may grow
the most valuable crops for the respective y ear,
as per fourteenth article sauo treaty five hun
dred dollars.
For transportation of goods. ten thousand
dollars.
For pay of carpenter. farmer. blacksmith
miller, and engineer, for tn fseial year end
| ing June thirty, eighteen hundred aud sixty
nine, FIVE thousand TWO hundred dollars.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-06-18
Nrpteffantiitbe SrtenSftbtpe=
tern In Baltimore.

11nter ben Muipieisn Der Gpiseopaleu in Bal.
t~iuapre, tinb nit benz Dampfer u8erlin" brei
Mitslieber Der vOlise-@ @peferu", eines 8lu-
Rsr-O rbens ssr enelii@en 3o&ftr9e baitlbf
a%nleefommen. Die priurin tes Grbens IN
england bat bic brei @&pefern ber biefsen
pauls-@ emeinte iberptefeu, unb bteitIben
foueu in psnisen Eaeen bic 2eituna Der garp-
&iali&uIe ibernebmeu. Die @@weaern tra-
gen bic STRENGTHENING. Die vOlise. @@pe>
fern" fnb entpeber S%unsfrauen, pber Mitt~
,pen, be nur etnmal serbetratbet tpareu, unb
perben fe fit tbre Drbensts6tietttt bur& g.
eianete Gebete ein9epeibt.
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% eltlt@ e 8.

&aibinstuu, .. g. Das Repraientan'
tenbaus bat in Der @ibuns pom @ittwo4
bic Currency gi1 nit SO ee9en 80 Sttmmen
onsenpmmen.
Am IL ;. perabfaiebets i& &eb Gloub
ron @seretdr Cor unt Gommifdr @arter.
@r bielt cine &ebe, tporin er faste, bab, ebe
ct ietn 9anb perlaFen, bic 9durtlinse Ratb
sepFoeen, unb er babe nur perlanst, pas fe
9efprbert. Seeret6r Cor perfpra4, itr Sn>
tereGe n1Ssli@f ~ fSrbern unb gu ibrer
Wpblfabrt mad &rdften bei3utrasen. @cu'
perneur Yitdilaw, Der Gbottaw>9duptltns,
CAB ibnen suten &atb, ben fe nit Danf an
uatmen. &eb Gloub min ni6t iber Nem
gort 3uridretien, foubern 3iebt es Dor, bic
serabe einie ein3ubalten. Ct fast, bab er
ni9t in llntpt1en 3urldfetre, tp4 unterliest
es feinenn 3wetfel, bab bic Snbtaner NIT
Dem Grfols ibres 8efu&es ,pents 3ufrteeen
fnb.
&iltuantee Rarftberi@t.-Das Banner"
brinst na&febenben 8eri@t pom @&lufe
lester @oae: Der @eisenmarft mar fef,
aber ftu. Na1 80. l mar nt4t Siel Na4'
frase. Cine fletne Quantitdt wurbe frab
III ll7a pertauft, alein ant @&lub purbe
Elm gru9tteil naebr p~erfauft. $40. 2 ftanb
BET Der GrSfnuns su lis unb f4lob 3u l14aa
bet @erfdufen pom ettua 100000 Bufbel gu
benz obtsen greiie fur reselmdbtsen unb gu
l15a-ll6 mad 8elttben bes &Gufers TN
Stunt. 80. 3. In 9 bra@te l07 fir cine
fleine Quantttdt.
Mn Der BSrfe war Der Marft aufsereet
unb unsereselt. &eselmdbtser 30. 2 ftanb
BET Der Gr6fnuns ju ll433, ftes auf 11444
lis fur frtf&e 3ufubr, stns tebo& fYdter
auf l13 berunter, au uel&eu, Der Nartt ffau
falob, pdbrenb bic &dufer 1124 bpten. Die
gertdufe paren srSstentbetls fur fpdtere
Ablteferuns. 30. l fanb BET ber Gr6fnuus
~ lls-1ls3, f&loe iebo& flu ~ s1173.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-06-18

run, cine 70 feterli9e gewiatpurauns bes
Gent1alperttns gerbient er 70 piel g.
renbe3eusungen :? @as bat CT felt ieinent
GntFeten @robes bersorsebra9t?
Gs 1T nt&t notbwenbis, .biefe 8rasen 3u
beautmprten, benrt bic SprtrefFiden 2eifun'
gen Sbrer Organization finb iberaa amer
tannt unb seprtefen.
Gs 9eniqt III e%rwdbnen, bab Der Central
rerein bis auf bteft Stunte watre Muffld'
runs, 9umanttdt unb Sretbett sepfesen,
bab ct Der 1tefe bes fceialeu Glsnbs fttne
Mufmertlamteit %ausewenbet, neil Is eben Der
Gbarafter fatbolif&er 2tebe 1T, bab fe benz
@ise bes uebels na@fpjrt, uni Is an feinsr
@ursel ~ erfaGen, bab Ct bic Gtntstett unb
ben Triebtn, .pelae bas Tunbament a1er
eroben unb .pi&ttsen llnternebmunsen fnb,
betpabrt BAT, unb 70 als cine sef&lpfene
ptalaur ben tir&enfetnolt@en B%efrebunsen
nit Mutb unb Gnti9ofenbett sesenaber &C.
tauben 1T In 8uten pie in l4limmen 2asen
unb bieles unter benz @4uBe Der STRIDE, bes
@riefter> unb Yupftbums.
Das 1T Der Grunb, raruu, bteie 8esrab'
uneen, Deeorattcnen unb Sefli9fetten.
Der G~entralperein bat es perbient BIS auf
btefe @tunbe, unb N(ne finb befeelt Don Der
@cfnuns, bas Ct IS aud in 3utunft ttun
yperbe.
Darurn, to&serebrte Dele9aten !-f4rei,
ten Ste 3ur go1fabruns Sbrer f&onen &pf<
sabe; jebe Mnresune, bic Sie MAIDEN, jeber
8ef9lus, ben Ste faden perben, sebe Elm
lauteres 3eusnis Don benz tatb plii@en@lau'
Ben unb Der aus tim sebprenen tp~erttpatt'
gen 2tebe, bic tnSbnen .pptnt.
Damn wtrb Is uns 2outsptQer nte reuen
Sie besrubt ju baten, bann perben Sie
nod piele fpl9e 8emtatommunsen erleben,
bann wtrb Der Gentralseretn erma&ftn,
blaben uab sebeteen.
MSse Der 81. Slater Yius TX. Sbr @ert
ftsnen unb bic III. Tamilie SIREN gunb
trdfttsen burd Trtebe, 9tebe unb Gintra&t.
Der bodw. 9err S9wenntser, RECORD.
@ee. bes @entral-@ ereins belt barauf cine
febr fASne Mrrebe. Der be&w. Rebner
ma9te in Der Gtnleituns 2outspiae bic
lamei9elbaftefen Gpmpltmente fir ben
berslt9en Gmpfans unb fur bic umfadenoen
arrangements. Damn tpenbete fi4 Der
tc4w. Steiner In ernten Mabnrprten an
bic 6errsn Delesateu. 9este benielben ben
sroben 3wed ibres 9ierietns in uarmen
@orten ans !9era, NIT Gintraat unb 8ru>
berlisbe ttst an bic Mrbeit au seben, bic
srobe unb fdwere Mufsabe Der Is. General
geriammluns su l0fen.
Sotann nabmen bic @eiddfte ttren &n.
fang.
81 O'Ja4an, ct. @barles g., Mp.,
wurbe am .@fnsfmontas, pom @p6m. Gen.
@tear MublFepen Der @runbfein III elmer
ueuen Stride selest. &uberbem maren ba'
Bel sesenmdrtts rie @oGw. &e:ren &otter
Don ct. @eters, 1intrupp pom Dog %ratrte;
P. &ratnbarb pvn Iaen Yrairte unb TGrber
pon Der Marienfir9e TT ct. Sputs. Cine
eroee Mense Anrddtieer aus ben bena@'
barten @emetnben, NIT tbren geretnen ,c.
potnte Der Tsierlt9fett BET. Der 9o&w.
@eneral>giear @ablfepen belt bic enslif&e
unb Der 9o&w. &ptter DON ct. Yeters bic
beutf9e Tefprebt9t.
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(Gprrefppnben5.)
Gin 8onifaeiuSfef auf Der Eivenne
SOS bel st. Sobn'8 @cQe9e.

Mm 6ten b. 81. feierte Der ct. 8onQatt'
us.gerein etne f4Sne unb erbabene Setter
lt9fett, bas Self bes Gpoftels Deutia>
lambs. Dteier@t. 8pnifaeius = @eretn bat
f@ Ypr 7 pber 8 Mpnaten aurud sebtlbet.
Dte Mttslieber, bic fi4 auf ansefabr 4oper'
fouen belaufen, babeu es ii4 CUR Gufsabe
sema@t. bic @ifenlaaft III bef0rbern, lite
rartf9e Debatten gu balten, Sbenata 3u be-
banbeln unb fe banu Sfentlt& spr3ubrin'
0en. Sbre Deptie 1autet: Crescat eundo,
be%oeutunespple @prte, bic aud bic
Mufaabe Der @oeietdt ~binldns1i@
&arafttrifrsn. Mm 6. bie@es Monats er1'
p7nsen ate Mitelieber bic II. Communion,
pdbrenb bss fsierli9en Mu,tes, peldes &ep.
P. Mlerius Gbelbrot o. S. B. eelebrirte, az
Rftrt BON ben seebrten !9errn Rsr. galen'
tine 6ttmu,ler unb Rep. Mlpbcnie &utsle.
Rep. Bonifaeius @oQs, O. s. B., btelt bic
Yrebist uno bebanbelte feinen @~esenNanb
meiRerbaft.-Die 2tebe 1T es, bic @ctt pom
!9tmmel teieen bteb; bic 2iebe 1T es, wel4e
bic Mpofel TIT bic gauge Delt binaus trteb,
bic 2iebe enplt@ 1T es, bic ben III. Bonita
etus bepos, @ermanten au ebrtfiantFren,
has 2tGt bes @laubens au perbretten, une
NIT benz @lauben CUTE Sitten unb Tr6nn"
mtsfeit. Ser III. B%cnifaetus bat fetn @erf
p%o1enbet feline &rpne empfansen ; Elm swet>
ter 8onifaeius -berMbtB. Skinner o. s. B.
Son ct. 8ineents, pa., ber sesenwartts IN
Rom If, bat ben Srbeu, spn benz Der II. 30.
ntfaetus Elm @itslieb mar, mad Mmerita
aerpaan3t bau,tt er aud bter @eser unb
@eRttuns nerbrttte. @ie tpett er fetn 3ie1
erret@t, 1T einem Seben befannt - fopte1 1T
sewiR, bab Soft bic MIben unb Sprsen
btefes atpetten Bonifaeius sefesnet unb bef'
fen ptr bebtalb, bab Ct uns ben suten
Mbt 8ontfaeius nod ldnser ant 2eben e.
baltic.
Ma&bent Der @prmtttas benz @etflt4en,
tpurbe Der Ma9mtttas benz 2eib1t@en eeptb<
met. Dte Germ unb Sreunbe bes Colleges:
S. s. e~tnnemann, .. eofe, {. Gnberle unb
Seeberser batten f@ e%tnsefunben. Als Is
l r1tr sef&lasen, rldte bic Muft . @anb
beraas, bic @&ife spurben befteseu unb
Mue fubren mad ber Gpennefos pser Erte'
benstnfel ttnaber, 100 Der Na@uatttag tn
6rttben sefetert unb In 3ufrtebentett b.
. i&lpFen wu.be.
SPECTATOR.
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9alanst@e Ha9ri9tex.
r4It6eS 8.

ct. HaHl. Dte Grtbetluns Der 81. SIR
u,uus fanb, tpte ansetinbist 'uorben, lestea
Sonntaa in Der Marta 9tmmelfabrtttr@e
nit GROCER TetsrltGteit fatt. 9oG'p'fsr
81. Bif@of Grace eelebrtrte has 9o1auat,
afRRtrt BON to&w. Sen. giear &asour unb
ben patres @ecrs @@erer unbalertusGeel'
brod: bic geaprebtst ttelt P. @elfsans
Nertbman. Die 3ab1 Der @tfrmten 1T
l46, .pobet 1aetrere Grwa@ftne. a1s bte'
ftlben F9 3ur Gpuu,untonbant besaben, e.
4ldrte ttnen ber peretrte Oberttrt In ndteslt>
der Mn1pra9e bic Bebeutung unb bic
Mtrtunsen bes II. Satraments ber Str
1suns. Yatbenfeue perfab fir bic &naben
unb. Mdnner @r. Mttf4 unb fur bic Mdb>
den unb Trauen Trau S&iatser. Ra&'
rntttass mar feierlt&e gefper unb bif4ofi'
DE Sesensertbeiluns. Mtt Staunen tuer'
ben unftre 9eier In europa pernebn1eu, baB
bet bteiem Tefe int iernen Mcrbwefen pte'
Der @sfans9Dre son Gterubini, @tsfa,
aempter, Gfair@, Nlb. 3wsfls, aud Ssr'p~
ter's gesper Op. 80 u. {. ". pom senati@ten
Gbor BET @emeinbe aufsefabrt tpurben unb
atuur nit &rdften, bic aud In sr1berer
Stdbten NIT Gbren befeten tparben.
:Nater GIemens-bas 1T Der Nane, unter
.pel@em i9 ununtsrbroden bic Benobner
bteRaer Stabt I'm, bas Beinben bes bo4tp.
eenera1. gtears P. Clemens Staub erfunbt'
aen, unb 3.uar In elmer Deife, bic beutlt@
senus aetst, suel9en gerluft ct. paul, Mt't'
,efota, ia nod sueitere 8retfe bur@ ben SOB
bes BET alien 81aEen Der BesSlferuns, bel
ben Mmeritanern, tpte BET ben eanpsleuter
aubeltebten Mannes erletben .parben. SIN
ben lesten 9asen bate berfelbe f@pere se'e
ben III befeben unb mar bic 8cfnuns auf
fttne @enefuns ttef s~efunten. SeitDtenaaB
besant er 7@ et1pas ~ erbolen unb trat auf
fte befttsen T%ieberaufdne pteeer &ube etn'
70 tae ste @efabr a1u1dlis f&runo. Die
bieisen Sournale folsen benz 9erlaufe Der
&rantbett nit elmer Mufmertfamtett, &pie fe
nur ben anse1ebenfen @dnnern ~ She'll 3u
werben pflsst, inbem le Sag fur Sag TIRE
Bert9te braGten. Soften mir, bab Der
tteure &ranfe f9 balb uieber san3lt4 erbo>
len u16se.
prteferperitsunsen In ber Dtoeefe: HeS.
%. O'Rterban %abernabut bic pfarrei Don
GtatRelt, Nep. M. Murpbp be9iebt f@
mad @tiapa ter, &ep. Reptae na46aribault
unb @ep. 9plaer mad Mantato.
Ole Maurer> unb @teinbauer . Mrbetten
fir ben Meubau Der Maria !9tumelfabrt>
ftr4e fnt benz 9errn..Tran3 @&lid abertra-
gen.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-02-15
Estate of Zones,

- County Of Grant 20 10th. 1870
In the matter Of the Proof ard Probate OF tho sst win
and Testament of James Jones, deceased, late Of
the County Of Grant.
Whereas, an instrument IN writing, purportipe n
se the last will and testament Of Jaines Jooes
deceased late OF the county Of Grant has been fled in
Ins ounce ana whereas application has bsen made BY
Rhoda Jones praying that the same be proven ana adj
me1 70 Probate according TO the laws of this State
tnefeore 1t ordered that said application be heard
peloo me at tins Probate otce in Lancaster in raid
county, on Wednesday, the 9th day of March A u.
1oto' at one o'clock in the afternoon Of said day.
Audit is further ordered that notice sha be given to
al persons interested in said will Of the time and place
Of said hearing, by publication in the Grant County
herald, newspaper printed in said county, for
.nIee successive weeks each week prior to the
time of such hearing,
By the Court VIM. McGONIGAL
oIW0 County Judae
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-02-15
General Reunion of the Iron Brigade at
Lancaster Not Favored.

by request of a number of ex-offi-
GERS and soldiers of the old "Iron
Brigade, we published some weeks
since notice suggesting reunion
of that Brigade at Lancaster. Par
ties interested were asked to cores
pond with General Jno. B. Calls,
giving their views on the subject.
The General says he has received
numerous responses from old com
rades, and thinks from their express
sion that an attempt to hold a gener-
al reunion at Lancaster will result
in failure. The following letter on
"the situation" is handed in for
print:
LANCASTER, WIS, Feb. 9th, 1870.
Capt. JNo. Cover, Editor Herald
DEAR SIR:-Sometime since an article APP
peared IN the HERALD suggesting a ssreunion of
the old iron Brigade to be held at Lancaster
on the 22d of February. 1870; and as my
name was used to receive communications on
me SUBJECT, deem II proper Tor me TO report
the result so far. find from near hundred
letters received by me, that desire TO have a
reunion is general, but diversity of opinion
as TO time and place seems TO render a success
doubtful. Many in the southeast part of the
State manifest wish to have the meeting at
Madison, GAINESVILLE or Beloit; and this wish is
enterto ined BY many at Milwaukee, Madison
and north OF those points-all parties general
ly urging the idea (Which is obviously cor
rect }, that Lancaster is too remote aud mac
cessible, for no railroad communication can
reach US, by some twenty-five miles. As a
unanimity OF action.and purpose is in my Judge
ment indispensiby necessary TO insure sue
cess, must decline TO issue the call suggested
by the many members and friends of the old
Brigade. regret,to.d do SO but would immeasura-
bly, more regret hasty action and failure.
shall be pleased to cooperate with any of our
old comrades in carrying out plans looking tc
general reunion Of the old Iron Brigade a
an early day.
Very Respectfully,
mo CATTIC