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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-06-30
WHO is DIR. WILTON +?

ITO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN i:
u My wife, Lucy, having left my bed and
board without cause or provocation, L warn the
public against harboring her at my expense, as 1
date At last accounts she was with a certain
VIM. Baker, who formerly lived in Rutland;
Orwell, June 81, 1870. 2oWSW
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-06-30
TOR SALE.

Aug. 10. 33wly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-06-30
STATE OF VERMONT, RUT-

EDGERTox & NICHOLSON, Solicitors Tor Orator.
25:w5w
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-04

Seoer 8onuerita3 atbt leBt vi dioeni
" a II uno leoen &ienliag Wtao. Grant
Exceptions"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-04
senitbcr is9r in%eipcnnos in Sbrtm gauu.

6e.s
rGcipeIt, Serr, bat mir ME meiueu 6errr
unO @ebieter Gegtniibtr HeicbIt, unO lucRn it
tbu bei Seite gu ieEcH mid nldt iheute, mar
meine tiefe Siebe S6ulN, Die &iebe iu alien
tommen0en 3oilcru, Uelte Mot na1 Dem
bliBenOcn Blasiherbcu tiu0lih iahen, Der
bCute lbren 9ebotcn miro, onmit nc IN autunit
Nlcs UerlGrcnl Q4abrbuitig, melt oenuo bdz
ben Die 0trrcu Gobnn, SOnbOif uno GoHior
ten meines 0errn Sitn Befitbrt, oGB er bet
6rnnteu, etgeit DEN mir istten, Den Rti6s.
rGuter sur NliUnj nebmen nil, un iciIt
GioOcm in yeien ourbiuIeBenl
Weinen sic Oeuu, onB YnDern, Sur
W{ainj, unO g8us I'M &ci6e iib uns Glei6
bait, ba0e9cn nidt auftrcteit, Der Sitotn iih
nibt uappnen miro, Die SpGngsu aus Der
ilnnen YrtuBcutrDne ~ brthen, bel Der ein
gOurbone Qutbe ltOnol gilocn Sic 1b ct
lun Elm, Die @cnerolltGGtetr, GnAtour, Snunps
Der UiirOCu lid HtJt Iir cine Aliani bCOGns
fen, oe mir nit Oem GrjfetuO gcibloien}
4Scnn man 0cb itibn 9CntB lit, ben @Itds
Uttrlcl 10 Gut ole &aute gu mtrIeH, 10 lei man
BOD aud gltib ~QroBNrtlg in ieinetl GntiGlhi
len! grtbt man COD ben Etthsucrbano,
ttnoigc man 0abSburN Gebn, etO unO &url
Ncunc man Die oobenjollCrH R6nige BON DIT
0ernlanicn unO Ienoe 20, 600 brnrOcnburai
Ivy lENlt lll tuENIVDlEt ANlNlpUEI SUNltG all
Otn WintnI Wian Wir0 jUor Gtuti5lano Ser
teiBtt, oeutibts Nlut 0cBen chamber IN )
6elO gCIlbrt zines gGelttrleNes &lutiadcl crt
jilnOct b0bell, nber Sercniiiillu5 uno Die ieBt
letenoe Ueneration loOGt mdlnlih Damn bod
nuf it6 Hac @riNbr uuO @eruntpDrtuug,
i6ldGt Weni9itens jCBt ritterlib rtntr Streit
Der b0hlcns pGrtagt, b~inDebalten lperocll mag,
0ber emit OOt tomntcl miro, bluti9 NIB Der.
i%tpetttlt, ut0 Oen SIR Sobn, Sereniiiimus,
Sbr 6ntel ulO llreulel in elmer laugell, Jam.
nlcruollcn J{Cibt uon &ricNcn 6esbalb iperOen
bc'!eben miliitn, neil sic gu icitig Die 0ano
nab Der 8Cute ltredtet, pelde Dem eiien6irn
Sbres SGttr5 lelblt 81 be0entlib uDrinml sic
mQbnCn Suolutg neine feline NnertennunQ
erltltlth! SiiBCl - Nb}tebn bonn 9teid, tO!e Die
RBeln'trltcn, gum Satrapen ernieortger min
CT Sie! Blnliben Sic 0enr, iDenil er ieinen
Oelttiben Huub in nHoertr Qgeilc iidern, BON
QByen 3ugeltdnoniNc e~rlan0cn lam, ban er
nad1 Berlin iragen ipiroI Ecpti6e 0egen Sc
pcihtl 0ier 1T Die Na6ri6t initres &eIaro
ten IN 9Blel, oaB NeopOlO un0 SuOtUia beimlit
lhnn ipe8tn 0eS Brtc0ets trGttircnl g8it
Sabsblra ul5 gu 81. 8errlain ptrlieB uro
Sbr Serr Batter YOmmern nit b~lutipen
Sbrdren tuicoerBebcn mlBte, ipie Der CtRreis
der SbpNrlenberg Sbres @roBunter's Gbrt
unO GGnOe IN Q8teu prcisBab, turj, lpie nan
urls tets i'm Slide lteB, luettn man un5 niht
meBr hraubtt, uno iibtr uniere Siupter peg
lid Oertrlg, 10 miro es oiesmal mieOertomnen;
oleles &rou9eltilt nber MIR Der geiu1te Nnlab
ueroen, oub iib 9ie 9cget uns uerbinoen, ocs
retlu lien mir Wultrer gailoestiHOer Ylut, mie
gBalier uergiGBeu tieBeu."
t6ottlssln8 ioIGt.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-04

Cawrrnrr 3. pirb 4 90.
MoOcs@ aareW,
en9tif6e NIB fran;6ffhe
Galautrrir Waarrn,
Satss unb ui6eHti&er,
Strnmpf=@aaren
u. |. 10.
Banbereinss gtoten
porOen oils 3ablunssnlittel fur 9Gaarsn In
bou ar8enOn1nlen.
Sir berfaufcn padets, RiTens ooer @rosz
anO Subsnos gpeiIe fol9euoe uno piels anoere
&rtitel:
strfnaosIn, EaIGentH&er,
sdusiberrabtln. Gltnbstntdmut.
tnsIiiae esHR. Sarbsrirs fer.
iranIOiiGt etrsIGrtstttn,
oGrift Raihenipit9d.
Streibtaitln. podetbtGsr,
6hreibbsttt, boisntrdssr.
a6niiass @aHu. ubridIaNd,
9aar.DtIs, 5oieniHrauen,
gumaos. gietfsuiopft,
Suirtni. 9trttl, pemotntra8tn.
Sonusnihtrtnt. Shnsibsrmaase.
Reseuidirlrt. eani3lptrn,
Sdubbduotr. 5aarnaosln,
eaub,pi6It, edtrttosr. 8 tns.rbRh.
e6mirbauosr. etiosnbanoi&ubs.
Sorntdrtrts, 3apnbarfsn,
@un,mifim1tt, Strtdilaotih'
ale Sortsn anbplt, Strtdsarn,
edubaarn Rsrrsn.s tranpt.
Saten uno p.i.u, Grausr. -
5iiHbstn, Rtnotr.
GtabIieesru, 1ai6ernithsr,
palsbano.r, aus sortsn xs2es.
DtntsnidNtr, ubrtstts.
id,uar,s 9tna. 200 garos Spool Cotton.
blaut 100 Yarbs
GpteItartrn, gdtittos
Rdbfdf&en.
Ndbt0rbdsn.
BFeHsrnrHni q H,tq.
gttronsns
Rtlfsus
3irumst. =
GGreibbh&sr.
earstbitptrn;
8IstRiFt.
RIstosrburnsu.
butbtirftn,
RaosIbithsntn.
Gtn8srrtngs
u. 10.
aIs artitel uerben iorsfdlti9 perpadt une
fcffenfret $500
na9 benz betreffenoen Sampfer. Sabnbofs ober
GrpreBs Ytreau eelietert.
8auhereinssglnt l.
peroen oils 3ablungsntittel fur @aareE In pon
anSenDrInlen.
SIM psrei6e Der 5taot Baltimore ibidtn mir
uniers @aare fret ms 3aus.
GOODS belipereo free to &aiIroao, Steafnboai
anb al ooer the Gitp.
2awrence 9. 9ieB & Co.,
STR. sos nnb $40, 8altimpreffr.,
apiideu Gibertp' uno Sotoarofr,
(San26, 1S.t.u.p.) Baltimore. Exo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-04

Gs beibt lryt, Den. Wrant babe bic
spe~rionli9c- gDeiiun8 crtbeilt, am Veus
iGbrsia8e nad 2 ubr Die 6arbiScu pOrju.
ltelen. &is Neger iino in5pilden iibsr ole
3urndieRnna h6hit auiaebradlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-04
GuodcnsWcbl.

Der uUttrttAJttt bat iusbtt duI Ifirrr 2ar6fra,
nnbe Der SiGUt. tint Der btffsu uRd tdIincH, nm 2ups
d,eumcbl III mddbeu, 1u'athrli uHb ~ itBt btrtit.
auttrG0c aut ttor brltfb,St CuGuttiai GuBilfiRrci. wsl4f
III ber hirlrttn .itit oubgcihbut iptrOcu.
Gns Gncdbcnmrbl W ittueT, ais bds irHbcr bon Tim
armada. Cs miro itu dfHiidrr FtolcB Gtbrdud,l unb
ftat bta Hauobautr cbtT BuaHir tn Stano, % Hi bET
Gdsiual1.Gf tTvlu) ap5pliittitN,
Strr Gmnuri Gduba, ben Euuopitibtn tnb Vhan.
ltrIi er gjtt. Gtdditi ltbr trobl bridunt ais fribsrtG
btrausntbrr bts sAmCrrgu FARMER Is IiIral Rt9itrr-.
bot bic ltihug bCs BaytGuB 0s fu,rritttnsirr in
Rr. %, 9desOdDs, uabr BSdttVraBc. AbtrrpmIusr.
no % Tim dngtutbnt iru Uito, bic BElntt ODER Nuis
trdqt istrtr alitu 5uurot ~ tfnpiangn.
So pro Ipime, W nrstH Sad'n, hr ptltt AiAts BE-.
rtbstt lpirb.
Manufacturer uno Wuotrt Rnp tinQdaotr. mttut fIabrii
M bttdtigrr, pa 10 glihts ~ uubuBen habs.
"a mstnt eelts nuttS Bcrttties "a tbur bubtu,
10 NJ feline Nugsigt nit Rein Giutrttt stiattti"
an Der gtugangstehrt Stber 'Gun sIrtnt Gabrii uuttr.
,udeu uno bic art uno gBttit Dos 8Ho6tulGtRt.U la@ens
fl dnlt1tt.
Sdnoisr bsiatItt. in0tm lHtht 9uDtsah ~ VrpItnt niaI
~ibtrfttgi.
AnohsurtbI. uts ss bon mir atnaht rptrb. ~ ~oorftf,
lid. pnD ttn abulther Arutsi lam utat i'm 8sredItu,B
ium 4lrtllt gsmaat lutrotn.
Jcibna Surnee.
Sagtau str. 90, Eubs@Gps. ratt Yrdttfr.
ootr an issltn aitcu Vtdbt
ste Der Sbssi uhb StirltHsNrast,
t5uni2LlagRtrA BditimBrt. Utp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-04

Sn ~ # 0tlIs bel gtrp Nort ltnrb
Der @eilbnls Garl Salentiu. Or bate ob
lOobl iebr Iuoblbabsnb, bod IN ben purftiRlttn
Rehabilitation 9elebt. 3u icjrem 0auir Jam
ii1 9tibts gu Ellen uno gu trtnlsn Dor nod
mdren 6aielbit Seiteu ODER Yttlitelleu. Gr
itlili 0cUcbnlib IN tinem g8tuIel aui ciuem
6auitn StroD. 6r bat hbcr lein SernUAtu,
Ons 10000 bctra8en iOl feline Iegtplutgc
OrrtNnurn 1rirNfrr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-04

brauhtt, ltnrct mir aut oieiE ncusfe erlastinl8 nuI BEN
Nab.V aihiuer'Se
Sic Nr. / NabsRaI9IHE
fur SabriFantsn
IN bon b%eIouotrrr @roBe, iebr Hart uno trdtttg, lthht u
banbbabcr, lpentg 8ernulh rradeno tHr tcos Nrt NGbr'
rel = pom oannittn 6attine bis gum otdfrn Seorr 80
t~tneeriftet uno nit baumtpouritelp, lir1Gncm lro leibs.
nsm 5aoen eleid gut arbeiteno. Gbidon lett aurIetr
I'M Wtattte, Nno oteie Wtai6tnen beretts IN eroBer 3abl
bel 6abritauten int 9ai5en 2dnbe i'm @tbraudt uio
Ssosrtaini IT nit tbRen ausrsbineno i%utrtsotn.
Seugnthe.
TIMER WtoIdiniH uno Der 5aitor bdbeft Ssice Sbr,
glr, 1 NGb.1laidiue auf UsrihitOtnen STOLEN - BON
ihperFen SeldtrrleOer uno fciuitet 9aiiertute Iro Cat.
hine bis yum o~inttter 8etptbtetl Pnptere - o9rt oe
Spannurg ~ berdnberr, 9rtnoitd prnbtrt tlnB 8tprtitt,
iino mir ftnoen, oaB lie auf alien SteHsn etHsn opn
eont menen Stid, nladbt. 80 bin altiotre9noler nno
Sabre lang probirt uno erhdte obns Seoettelt 99rt
sbiff. Dtd idine iar wettaus bic bette bon alen, Ole
mir 8ebrau1t.
S6isaso, gu, ben 81. SUM- 1863.
Rstoerb6noler uno 6%abrttunt, Jr. 81. 4atetr.
SO babe Sbre Yr. | Wtaldtnc bel perlbeotnfil Std.
iuert ~iprgtaltts unO Grlnoltd prObirt ulo srtlate lk o9nt
3auorrn fir cine febr purJi9libe. WdNbins. sic
menes Stiid arbrit.
Gbted8o, 9u. Den 26. SlIt 1865,
o. q. SuHam.
S@p5s Il. Gticiel.if ubrttdnt, 9r. rs, Rnroolpbfx.
Jbre 9roBe perbeiIerte }abriiantensUi Ia bint ~ biz
bette fir Stneioer. bic Id ie betubt, hno i'd babe tn mel
nsIn Sshhattt IN z Jabreu cine Wlenge Ntalhinen pro.
brit. QDas Sauberteti, Dauerbatt8tit uno rai9ss
Wrbeiten a~nbelanst. 1T Ie irItbrrtroten.
ct. Souls, Uto., 10. 9artIar 1866.
Brane Davenport,
Mei0erbanbler, nGlnDen 3ottls.
0rnDer & Bafer'S
nab Wai6ineu Tabrif.
Wr. 1Sl, GaitimorcItr,
Q23-l Baltimore. Wb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-04

Die p&tgenpprtei," ip,nn I'M 8 onti [ BON
jul6er cine 9tsOs lein fam, iUl nad sinsm
So~rrsiponoertsu oerp yte,p Vortsrl9orlo" uur
aus 200 9ralaien unter Geltung ossi iraujOi.
Ihp Euun0ufnuD beitehen- -.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-04

Nus ulen Sbetltr pss Woroens uro btIon.
oers YenniDIUanieu's uno Nelus Y)ori's, fonmi
<loe iiber bic lcgtcn Sturmuerbeerm pelt.
Der Hc9en bat beipuoers oeu 8dbner S1dotn
J~usciist uro auf Dem Suoiou oas Gis in
Maien geIOl't, IooaB Die Shitftubrt iebr &c,
iahrlid III.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-04

Sic cuban. 5unta IL NeiD' Y)ort beieidj,
net bic angabe, Oab ic Die 6ubaner CUR 9ie'
oeriegut8 Der Wafien auI8eioroert babe, als
cine %siutarre GrIinOung." Ni9ts 9erartiges
lei 9eiteDet, nod tperoe Solbeslbsabii9tigt.
lSiebe beutigc a~tcti5en uuO Seritbte aus
Gnhnll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-04

Sriitn,
ptr y,uniiGH FaIf8t eJtraIt Der
eJriS Nerfcolor.
DhIt traftuouC utr3rDtrltht pEauqt hrirt StpopbtiE
In allen urNaieburn ForHCH uub anocrs i6rptrliGa
grdul6tlltu unb Wrftfuror, srbliA obsr uttt. aIs
t3dutdusfdIldds, dnf1ug Der GdSiue iutbt,
g1beumatism mas unb Wtdi.
vs. IN Gin uuithibuvCb WotbuRtsDttitt Gtatn Reu'
raiait, @ppfdbmtrA u. Rcrpruf btoddbe, Brdurrs
Fruufbttttu, etbsrs uub RicrcufrdHtbtttsu unS
bt u~riugduqc.
Btt harttRbtn glatrN1dtttn otNtlbtu riadtu ~
M stntm tDtrtIpOJu Wtt'h bel EgsptpRt mb alat.
mcinrr S6putf.
8urh brt @ebvauh bts SrlNu rDtrb has BIut.
welhts alc WbtrH bUrthrtuat nno BIZ Ndbrlu9 btiltls
ben IN. %gUtiNiOt. p0Our8 bas gauIt Gpitm GtNHrb tt.
balitu lUiyO.
Gh BtbraAbsdutptlI uHa IN BON Or, SObu ID II.
tin bon Bultimort W}b.
IA bubtu tn alien Npptbtlrt. fthrSlStu NJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-04
Stciue EpIt.

- Ier Baltimore aamtlsr :. g. eructs ipitli our
3tii IN Wppbis. Via. . =
: = aus 5lspp Soaoiu udbe 1arrpiOpr. Nd, wite
tir ihrstlt2tr WlpSo g%tritlost. VIM ahuiG9ritaet. Ndd'
mitaes UNITY ubr, etIdob V. 10. Yudbart itint frau.
tirett Wetu' Derrr anntrnaiit. 9tanifns alttto Ranoali,
mo btNen 6pbn 9hus, g,anoau. Ole iboiiitt HaaeI
sune Wtao. 9udbart burd ben aopf. altrtb RaHpau
ourt's Serj unp Gbus, Nanbdu tn Die Gstie. Yiao. v.
nnp 9ss 8aupaa ruarsn duf Der eteIis toot. Wlft,o "
-lttgt In irtttIdfm 3nttaHot odrnttotr. HGdhdri ubfr.
aripurieie I'D Isibii 6cH Yshoresu. etrf Hugabt ibt, ibi
be-, btsiiattu Wtoro Der 1iktluht cine aneere otin
Vpdpnitnne ~.
= ggisbcr II in Vros;seru. RS cine Der gtblrntn
Der oorolanb' idtue terlailtutta Ole Gua,stinRpoea
1aber, init {pbe abatganBen.
= Sin prOuiOtnct. u j., braa Der goetH eirts 2.
abdistr auI h6lltrutn YNttttu I'm 5luNs an, FuBt bv
Dpttlir. qtbautrp g1aartniptt6tts pts Srn. 9 4. Nm
ortips ,~uIamnisr, uub 250OeAsItsi Sab ittIsn las gBai'
itr. YttIlN $500.
- an Cbio srbitIt siu @ldsbld'tr auno,, eaB CT III
Gratano 81 100000 psetbt labe o. rHuBtt eas Sslo 3nr
0trils nab engIano borgeh.
= On 6bieiso iaGis no or Gtutt6!t sob. Datia sint
RudeI patd bsa Gopf. Darit bate fItllidl tins cnpos
ibtt af ietn Sais gegtbet um etio tHr eul ansaaf lets
| nrr Ytt. be auilHtrsibsn. Sts ittiri iti Inslan AoliI d,
otuagt ju babtn. uao "a NJ auiuntp nttn. paS etts tss
yrane Ut btr rilhsu That mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-04

Der ~Eorouto Btobe@ laet, oab Der 24in
nepeg VI II it q II D cine natirltte 6clge
Der itGbisen 8ebanolung Jet ucIbe has Noit
AM 9teo &lotr Seitens Oes peanaotlben &si-
Dies" eriabrei, babe. q i-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-04

Sn AlbonO, ". y, iprnnB am Ntu'
iGbrsiaae Names Wtullet aus BEN j5cuitrrun>
brad, has @cuid.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-06-14

A CURIosITY.-Last Sunday morn
ing Capt. Limbocker and Mr.. George
Parker were stroiing through the
cemetery, their attention was at
tracted by q small snake about two
feet long, peculiarly and beautifully
coiored. OF couree, as natural sons
of our first mother, they found s.
stick and proceeded to kill the reptile.
Tho first blow broke it into two
pieces, and each following stroke
made another piece-it was of the
species commonly known as the
'joint snake" very rare, and we be-
lieve it's existence is doubted by
many. After breaking it into sever
al pieces, from an inch to six inches
long, they left the spot TO 500 if it
were true, as has been asserted, that
they would come together again
Returning some time after, they
could find nothing of the snake or
any part Of it, and came home salts
fed that there is such = thing as q
"joint snake" and that they had made
a great mistake in not capturing such
curiosity.-BoScobet Journal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-06-14

Jesse Miles, ST., was born in Shell
by County, KY, Nov. 9Th, 1889. at
that time Kentucky was the land
flowing with milk and honey = and
the father Of Mr.. Miles followed the
tide of emigration that poured ont
from the older States upon thu
bloody ground"-the early pioneers
loved the frontier, and when neigh
borhoods became settled and land
enclosed, they sought new home
further west. Mr.. Miles. then
young man, left Kentucky and set
tied in Indiana in the year 1914
Kentucky lost it's yeomanry and
many Of its best citizens in conse-
quence of slaV cry, and while she hug
ged that institution to her bosom
and retrograded, Indiana and Ohio
profited by her folly and were pre-
pairing and rearing up an army Of
treemen, destined TO overthrow her
favorite system of slave labor, by
war.
Mr. Miles, although a man of the
frontier, had strong leaning to-
ward education and progress, and
kept pace with the advancing ideas
of the times. In the year 1929 he
was ordained a minister Of the Cos
pei of the Baptist church, and offici-
ated as such till physical weakness
and age prevented his appearing in
public. We have heard him in the
maturity of his intellect, and had he
been blest with the advantages of
early culture, he would have ranked
with the foremost in his profession.
He was man of deep and earnest
convictions, aud succeeded in i'm
pressing his religious views and his
strict morality upon wide circle Of
friends, and upon the members of
his family. His children and chill
dren's children revered him as a pa
triarch to the day Of his death-their
teacher in religious matters and their
model in private life. From Indiana
he migrated to Grant County in the
year 1913. He was then past life 3
meridian, and will be long and affec-
tiohately remembered by the numer-
Gus friends and acquaintances with
whom he has associated FOR so many
years. The Baptist church in the
village of Lancaster was organized
by him in the year 1913. He de-
parted this life, ct the residence Of
one Of his children in this county, on
the 18th of April, ofthe present year
His aged partner, the mother of his
still survives him, patiently
waiting for the time when the final
change shall come. Thus has passed
away from among us respected cit
izen, without spot upon his reputa-
Israelite indeed in whom
there is no guile" L.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-06-14
Fourth of July Celebration at British
Hollow.

The Committee of Arrangements
have concluded on the following ar
rangements as the order Of the day,
and invite all 70 come and participate
in celebrating the 94th anniversary
of our glorious independence:
/. Meet in front of VI. f. Church at $50
O'Clock, A. M, join in procession with Sab
bath School.
.. Music by British Hollow Brass Band
3 Procession formed by Sabbath School
and Citizens and march through the principal
streets under supervision of Marshals headed
by he Band.
A. March TO the Grove
5. Music by Mrs Davis Choir.
.. Prayer by Rev. ~ Mayne.
7. Music by the Band.
8. Reading of Declaration of Independence
by Thos. Stephens, Esq.
9. Vocal Music.
10. Grafton by Hons. ]. w. Seaton & A. w.
Emery.
H. Music by the Band.
~ Address 10 Sabbath School by Rev. n.
Mayne.
10, Vocal Music.
IA. Refreshments in Grove. Basket Picnic.
Marshals of the day, Hon. John
Carthew Of Rockville, Messrs. John
5. Dobb and John James OF British
Hollow.
After dinner there will be a grand
display Of the Observation-Disclosures
on horse back, and Velocipede riding.
In the evening there will be Ba-
loon ascension and fire works.
There will be a Grand Ball given
at Stephens and Emery's new build
ing; music by M. Lingscheid and
Brothers, assisted by the Band.
By order of Committee.
British Hollow, Wis, June nth. 1870
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49,. LEGAL Items, Advertisements, &C., 70 insure
1shssiea prompt appearance In the Herald must be
handed ia by Monday evening.
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a SUccEss.-The festival given at
the court house Thursday evening
last, under the management of the
ladies of the Congregational Church,
was an entire success, and an occa-
sion long to be remembered with
pleasure by all who participated in
the festivities of the evening. The
people of Lancaster and vicinity
seemed TO feel that it was gotten up
for 3 commendable purpose, and
turned out en- masse. The net pro-
ceeds are $ll7, which is to be applied
to the erection of a new church,
Much credit is due the committee for
the admirable manner in which they
managed the affair.
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HOMES FOR BOYS WANTED. = Mr..
Il. Trott, agent for the Children's
Aid Society, of New York, was in
town on Wednesday consulting with
some of orr citizens in regard to
bringing destitute children Of the
metropolis here to obtain for them
homes and employment among farm
ers and others. A committee of
seven were appointed consisting of
Revs. VIM. Stoddard and G. p. Hack
ney, and Messrs. A. Ransom, J. r.
MuflIey, w. w. Field, .. p. Knowl-
ton and DR.. Armstrong, to whom
those desiring to take any Of the
children should mako application
On the 18th of this month Mr.. Trott
will be here with thirty children, of
different ages, and a meeting will be
held at Pittman's Hall for their dis
tribution.-BoScobet Journal.
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Grand Celebration of the 94th Ami
versary of American Independ-
ence at Cassville-Good Time in
anticipation-Come one,
Come all

The Committee OF Arrangements hereby
extend to the citizens of Grant county and its
surroundings greeting, and cordially invite one
and all TO meet with us in commemoration of
the Gath birth day Of our glorious confederacy.
No pains shall be spared IN making it day Of
general jubilee. Come one Come all
ORDER OF THE DAY:
lst. Meet in the square opposite Dennston
House.
I'd. Music by Dubuque City Cornet Band.
Sd. Procession formed under supervision
of Marshall.
4th. Music and March to the Grove.
9Th Music by the Band
9th. Reading of the Declaration of indie
pendence.
18th. Music by the Band.
Sth. Grafton.
9Th Music by the Band
10th. Refreshments in the Grove, Basket
Picnic.
18th. Music by the Band.
18th. Interchanges of sentimements and
toasts.
Orator of the Day Geo C. Hazeton, of
Boscobel.
Reader of Declaration IL. S. Mason.
Music by Dubuque City Cornet Band.
Marshal of the Day:--A Kee.
Asst Marshals &C. Pryor, P. Hunter.
There will be Grand Ball in the evening
at the Denniston House-music by Dubuque
City String Band.
By order of the Committee.
Cassyille, Wis, June 9th, 1870 Ltd
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In Bloomington, May 18th, 1870, CLIFFORD BrRoS.
youngest son Of kir and Mrs. Higgins aged IL years
and months
As youth hs possessed traits Of character that
very much endeared him to all who knew him and
promised much for manhood's years. His malady
dipathera, forbade much conversation with him IN
home.
In Bloomington May Goth. 1870. after an illness OF
ss hours, MARY E2LEN and on June 2d, ALICE, daugh
ters Of william and Elizabeth Iherntca, aged re-
spectvely II years. mons, and 10 years and mons
Ola family of our daughters all stricken down by
scarlet fever the oldest called from earth. In
ehdhoOds years shey had heard the voice of Him who
said, Him that ccmeth unto will in wise cast
ou'.' and gave evidence that they were Chrisfs,
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In Darlington June I'd, 1870. by Rev. d L. Leonard.
James g. Knight ESQ.,, Editor Lafayette County Dem
ocrGt, and Aiss Felle Young, all of Darlington.
In Georgetown, May list 1870, by H. Gilmore. ESQ
Mr.. George Cullen and Miss Mary Z. Quick, both oi
Snelser.
In Lancaster, June 9th, 1870, by Rev. James sims
Mr.. George Edwards and Miss Jennie orion, both Of
Lancaster.
In Hazel Greer, June Il, 1870 by Rev. James Al.
dmson, Mr.. VIM. n. Evans OF Council Hill, Ill, and
Miss Mary Z. Wi.mirth.
In Hazel Greer, June eth. 1870, by Rev. James Al
derson, Mr.. John Shilum and Miss Sarah A. saundry
In Glen Haven, June l. 1870. by VIM. Tate Esq, Mr.
Edward Goetz ana Miss Minnie Rsinhard both Of Gut
tenburg, Iowa.
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A No. farm of 800 acres-half thereof in
ience-l20 acres under the pillow, with good
buildings, etc.-convenIent TO railroad = at
cheap figures.
400 acres in Beetown unimproved; 296
acres in Beetown unimproved, at cheap figures.
A farm of 800 acres.1 miles from Lancaster,
with buildings, good prairie land at $50 per
acre long time given.
l-3 acre of ground. beautifully situated in
the village of Lancaster with good house, barn
and cistern at $500
? lots with house and cistern in good
repair at $3.50.
For further particulars apply to
JOSEPH BOOK,
42H Abstract Office, Lancaster, Wis.